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10 THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, SUNDAY, JULY 18, 1909 The News and Observer BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. BOYLAN-PEARCE CO. IT IT I i AUGUST HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS READY 3IONTIILY STYLE BOOK FREE SUMMER QUARTERLY WITHl ANY 15c. PATTERN OVER THE COUNTER. 20C FIRST i On mi 11 il 1.

8: mummem OF ADVANCE Pricqeduction in this store always means quantity reduction anii not quality reduction. y-, CI The suits that we speak of are the 1909 models. Beautiful, stylish colors ariti' flawlessly made up. fbrmeriprices were from to and every garment was a monument to suit perfection at these prices, 1 11 mm ii 11: 1 4 1 la -if: TRAVELING SALESMEN 000 to $10,000 yearly. Write for freo bok, "How Salesmen Succeed and secure position' with reliable firm.

Bradstreet System, Dept Rochester, wed. tf FOR SALE A LARGE AND SELECT stock of Field Peas, So a Beans and, Spanish Chufas. This is "one of the main montha for and I am naklng closing out prices. A full stock of shingles, laths, groceries and all varieties of seed. L.

II. Adams, Raleigh, N. i WANTED: INFOR3IATION RE gardlng good farm for sale; not particular about location; wish to' hear from owner who will sell1 direct to. buyer; give prJceV descrip-V tlon 'and state when possession ean be "had. Address L.

Box 1901 D. Rochester; K. Y. 8-14-sun-18tl. 1 WANTED: CLERK FOR GENERAL store.

Must have bad some experience. Address, with reference. "General Store," care News and Observer, 7-18-lth A YOUNG 3IAN WITH OITICE Experience desires a as shipping clerk In some manufacturing plant or clerk in-general. store, ref erence furnished. Address, P.

O. Lock Box 21. Hlllsboro, N. C. -7 17 2ti FOR SALEi 2,000 LBS.

REST WHITE comb honey. 24 lb. shipping cases; glass, one side; $3 per case. Order now, G. T.

Farnell. Bayboro, N. 2t Tues. WANTED: WATER3IELON BUYERS at Clayton, North Carolina: For In formation address Box 125. 717 h.

18 WANTED: PRINCIPAL FOR RED Oak High School. Must hold a State High School Certificate, and be a good Married man preferred, but all applicants will receive due consideration: 8 months school, good salary; C. D. Jones, Rocky Mount, N. R.

F. D. No. 2, 7 16 3t FOR SALE: STOCK AND FIXTURES of clothing and gents furnlhsing goods store Good location. Must be sold before August Address 115 North Main street, 7-l-St WANTED AT ONCE: SIX ''YOUNG women who are desirous of entering the profession of Diploma conferred.

For information apply. Miss Julia A. Smith, supt. Fowle Memorial Hospital. Washing ton, North Carolina.

7-17-3t-sat. Tues 9 TEACHERS WANTED PRINCIPAL and Assltant for Churchill School. Salary $45 and $80 per mopth. J. C.

Gardner. Chairman Committee: Macon. N. C. R.

F. D. No. 3. 7-17-18-20 3t $25 REWARD, NO QUESTIONS asked, for return of watch, (initials A.

engraved on the outside case) lost on train Just as leaving Goldsboro Sunday morning. Lloyd LaRoque. Kinston, July 16-5t. -FOR ONE BOX BALL AL- ley in good con'dirlon at? a sacrifice. Terms cash.

Address, Ri care News and Observer. 7-15-6t WANTED SECRETARY AND for Harwood Manufacturing and Wholesale Lumber Business, In a mountain, city of North Carolina. Business showed 35 per cent profit last twelve months. Half interest requires $7,500. Harwood care News-and Ob-j server.

7-15-4t. THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE stockholders of the A. A N. C. R.

will be held In Morehead City, N. on Thursday, August 12th, at 12 o'clock m. Yours truly, D. J. Broad hurst, secretary and treasurer.

8-11. KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE wants to put you In a good AVe have, thousands of former dents responsible 'places. Write Address King's Business College, N. C. WANTED YOU TO KNOW THAT -we teach Bookkeeping.

Shorthand, Penmanship, by Mall' Free you ever enfer school. Explained Yin Home- 8tudy Circular- King's Business College. Raleigh. N. PRIM.VRY TE.CHER WANTS PO- SUNDAY Julyl8, 1009.

1RAINS LE.WINQ RALEIGH DAILY. Seaboard Air Line Railway. Going North. Going South. 12:40 a.m.

a. m. -1 11:20 a. m.v tu 4:05 p. m.

12:01 p. m. 6:15 p. m. Southern i Ioing East Going West 4s20a.m.

I 12:30 p.m. I :45 a. m. 6:30 p. m.

it05 p. m. Raleigh and Soutbport. Going South. Arrive Raleigh.

6:00 a. m. 1 8:30 a.m. m. 3:45 p.m.

Norfolk and Southern. Going: East. Arrive Raleigh. 6:30 a. m.

11135 a. p. m. 1:22 p. IN AND ABOUT THE CITY.

Rev. John N. Cole left yesterday for Goldsboro, where he will preach to- -Marriage license was granted yes-- terday to Mr. Solomon Spikes and Iley Smith, of Raleigh. There will be a muslcale'at Edenton Street Sunday school room Tuesday "evening at eight-thirty.

A silver offering- will be taken. Mr. Nevels Brown, an old fealelgh boy, who is now of Durham, was In the city yesterday, going to Morehead 4 Rev. J. O.

Guthrie left yesterday for Holland, wjiere today he will oc-cupy the pulpit at the Methodist church. The many friends 'of Mr. Bryant Massey, who ha been 111 with typhoid 'fever, will be glad to know that he Is able to be out 13r. Roy Hamlet will leave 4onight for Savannah, where goes toaccept the position as chief cleric In the office of the master mechanic for the Sea- board. Prof.

E. L. Mlddleton left yesterday 'afternoon for Duke, where he (preaches at the Baptist church today. On yesterday ho addressed a "Sunday 'school rally at Bethel. 0 There will take place at.

five O'clock Monday afternoon a meeting' of the Governing Board of the Associated Charities. he meeting will takeplace In the office of the president Mr. I. F. Dortch.

of Goldsboro, who Is recuperating from a severe attack I appendicitis, has been brought to Raleigh to undergo treatment? many friends will" be glad to know that he is Improving. Dr. M. Horton. of Norfolk.

brother to Drs. C. and S. Jt, Hor-t ton, of this city, was on the.streets again yesterday. Dr.

HortOn ha just returned from his country, home, where he; has been for several days recuperating from a decent Illness. Dr. Horton will return to, Norfolk to morrow. Some days ego Rev. J.

O. Guthrie sent to Mr. J. B. E3tec.

of Montpeller, Vermont, a clipping from the News una Observer, telling of the recent I burning, of St. Taul's A. M. E. ehurch Mr.

Estee re.pondd by sending a for $23-towards the rebuilding of the church. i i TL Winston Is epend-Ins Sunday at )Tr FAYETTEVILLE STREET 'v newest Models In Tailor-made Goal Suits As usual we are the first It's a habit with us to lead off with the newest models of the early authenticated stylesMn Ladles' Tailor-made costumes and Coat Suits with each recurring season. It's an Incentive to Over 100 early autumn suits ready for your In- spectlon. The new materials, new colorings and nobby styles have won the admiration of all who have seen them. Navy, Old Rose, Peon Blue, Grey, and Black.

Fancy weaves, stripes and mix colorings. The Coats are lose, semi, and tight fitted. Skirts in the fashionable pleated and flare effects. Prices. $18.50, $22.50 and $25.00 Mid-Summer Reductions Exquisite Summer Dresses, Beautiful Silk Suits, and Lingerie Dresses less than half.

V. $1.50, $2.25, $3.00 and $3.75 Ladies' Colored Silk Parasols The last call on Parasols, for these prices will surely move them out Take off a third of the marked price and the Parasol Is VALUES $1.30, $2.50, $3.00 and $3.75 ARE NOW $1.00, $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 All-Over Embroideries Nainsook and Swiss All-over Embroideries In dainty patterns, Suitable for Corset Covers and Waists 60c. and 75c Values for 39c Long Glottis and Soft The AA are all gone and others vanishing like the mists before the morning sun. LONG CLOTHS WORTH $1.50, $1.73 and $2.00 SALE PRICE $1.25, $1.39 and $1.50 NAEVSOOKS WORTTI $2.23 and $2.30 SALE PRICE $139, $1.69 and $1.89 LINE Six Words to the Line CASH WITH ORDER Wants ads. received at The New and Obserrer Building or without charge for messenger service from the Postal Telegraph or American District Telegraph Messengers.

Call Western Union or Postal messenger boys by telephone or call box from any point In the city who jwlll receive advertisements for this column at rate of ten cents per line, counting six words to the line. Just as they receive telegrams for transmission over Western Union or Postal lines. WANTED $1.00, $2.50 AND $5 00 Bachtler gold to complete collection. Address, with price. Box 114, West Raleigh.

N. C. It WANTED; POSITION AS TEACH lilt in work through elgntn grade. Five years' experience. Highest references.

Address S. Care News and Observer, 3tl. THREE ICE WAGONS FOR SALE: Splendid bargains. Box 7, Kerners-vllle, N. a i 7-18-ltl.

YOIT CAN S1AKE $5 TO $25 IN FEW minutes each day If you are rella-j ble, experienced salesman. Dept 29 Cruver Mfg. Chicago. ltl-Sunt SALESMAN FOR A STRICTLY first class line oT leather godds, -and advertising novelties, Liberal commissions paid semimonthly. C.

Feigenspan Cin-cfnnatl. ltl-Sun. CAPABLE SALESMEN TO COVElt North Carolina; shifh pommlssion with weekly expense advances. Pcr- manent position to right man. Non-Intoxlcatlngv Beverage Cincinnati, Ohio.

lU-Sun. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS: EXAM- inations held soon In Raleigh. Circular 182, giving full particulars as to salaries, dates of examinations, sample questions previous- ly used, etc, sent -free by Nafl. Cor. Institute, Washington, D.

C. ltl-Sun. FOR. SALE: NEW PEANUT Vending Machines at $150. Earning $25to $35 weekly.

Can be attended to In leisure time. Owner, Box 340, Chicago. 7 ltl-Sun. 1 SALES3IEN FOR LOCAL TERRI-tory on; Hosiery and Underwear, to consumer, unequalled line; also State managers wanted, experienced men selling direct to consumer. vestlgate.

Unusual opportunity. In-- ternatlonal Milla, 3038 Chestnut "Street, Philadelphia. A SALES3IAN TO SELL GROCERS and confectioners; per month and expenses. California Cider St Extract fit. Louis.

ltl-Sun. EGG SIACinNES BUFF, horns Cockerel and two, LEG-pullets only $2.00., Layers! Payers! Chas." D. 'Whitaker. Durham, N. C.

ltl-Sun. v. SLVLBSMON WANTED ON.C03BIIS-sion or $75'and up ler mohth wth expenses, as per contract Experience unnecessary. Premier Cigar Cincinnati, ltl-Sun. ROAD 8ALES31AX -TR-WELING small towns to.

sell attractive side line Fall Dress Goods, blankets, flannels, to retail stores. Commission basis. Box 560, Philadelphia. ltl-Sun. v- ANTED YOUNG 31 EN FOR POST-ofhee.

Railway mall clerks, carriers and other government positions. $800 -to $2,000. Life positions. Government Positions Bureau, Rochester, It-Sun. AGE WANTED GAsuqirr from kerosene lamps using, our patent burner.

No chimneys; llbr eral Inducements; dlscriptlon free. Simples Gaslight 21 Park Row, New -York. It. sun LOST GOLD BEADS, BETWEEN car line and stand at Athletic Field, i- Return to News and Observer for reward. It sun FOR SALE IN ONE OF FIN-est sections of the a complete Sash, Door and General Mill work plant in good condition with establish trade.

Write. A. K. McColl, S. -ii fun VIRGINIA BEACH THE FINEST surf in the world.

Cool breezes. Good table; reasonable The Driftwood Cottage. Box WANTED BRAXCn OFFICE for. New Orleans, $125 and 'commission; oil $150 and expenses, experience not necessary; general office- $100; stenographer, $90; dry goods clerk, $100; grocery. $50; collector.

8 0 assistant bookkeeper. $75; grocery sales-, man, $100 and expenses; rate clerk, $0. Business Men'a Clearinghouse, 814 Lumbermans Bank Building, Houston, Texas'. It sun SALES3IEN TO SELL ADVERTISING Wrapping Paper and Bags as side-V line. Men who visit small towns preferred.

Samples light Commissions liberal. State where you travel and line you carry. Address Paper Dept.1 care Kemper Thomas Cincinnati. O. It sun WANTED MAN OF CAPITAL TO take Interest in important, contract In concrete Good profits.

Address, care News and Observer. 4 3t e. o. Agents positively make $10 to $20 daily selling the greatest photo art specialty ever, produced. Something new and unusual G- Nutter, 484 Carroll Chicago.

7 18 It SUMMER OUTINGS. CLUBS OF 10 or any locality In America, board and lodging $2.50 to $3.50 weekly. Address U. 8. Outing Company, Schiller Chicago." INTERNAL REVENUE EXAMINA- tlons will be held In this and other cities Sept.

1. Many men Full particulars free. Ask for 'Book let A Washington Civil Service School. Washington. D.

C. DXX.IygfnatutS..TdX nr mm AGENTS: $5 DAILY SELLING OUR Handy. Tool; articles in one; lightning seller; sample free. Thomas Mfg. 'Barney Dayton, O.

7-18-lt 0 lV sllfon. Normal graduate, best I "erencea Address. care erences. Address, WANTED' AT ONCE: EXPERI-enced man as buyer and manager In dry. goods department.

J. G. Dunn Co New sun. WANTED- THREE OF FOUR BUD-ders state wages expected. W.

T.Hood Richmond." Va. 'Z. 6-27-4t-suna ULCER j. OLD SORES, Varicose Veins. Mllkleg, Goitres, Tumors cured without operations or the money back.

Booklet. John N. Webb, Norfolk, Va. 6-23-sun-tf. RUBBER STA3IPS! Stamps! One line not exceeding three Inches, each additional line 10c.

Autographs, $1.25. Dates, 16c' to $1.60. s. Try' me with your next Satisfaction guaranteed. 210 1-2 Fayettevllle Holleman Building.

6-29-sun. thurs-lt- 2 WANTED i YOU TO GET OUR H051E RtnAv rirf-tilnr. Book-keeninar Shorthand, and Penmanship Uught n.n... ay man. jvjns; asui vutOi Raletgh.

X. r.r-" MODERN. FIRST-CLASS EQUIP- mente, strong, practical couhses of up-to-date metnoas or instruction, and an able faculty; are some of the. points of superiority of King Business College, 1 I LEARN TELEGRAPHY: $25 TJN limited -scholarship. Write quick King's Business College, Telegraph Raleigh, 2.

SEE UERE1 I AM GOING TO SELL my 12 room residence ",820 Hills-bora street. This house Is modern la all its -apartments two hand-. some bath rooms, gas, electric lights rand bells; cash or easy terms; also for sale two nice bunding lots West Morgan street; a modern 4 room cottage and two vacant lots. Peace street Glenwbod. If you are interested see me.

Jas. Sanders. 74tC FOR SALE: VALUABLE FARM -OF 190 acres in Harnett county. 70 acres cultivated: good soil, partly fenced, good water. supply, three small houses, isarns' and oytbuild- Ings.

R. F. 2 Mi miles from Dunn. Address Box N. i- WANTED ONE HUNDRED YOUNG men not under years of age who desire to -'be something more than ordinary "hands." who want to earn more than wages generally paid to to come to the Agricultural and Mechanical College for the Colored Race and there prepare to foe skilled mechanics.

Intelligent farmers, well qualified Graduates earn ing from $30Y00 to $150.00 per month. Board, lodging and tuition per month. term begins September 1, For free' tuition or catalogue, write President Dudley. A College. Greensboro, N.

6-27-9t-suns THE STYLES SALESMEN, 'EXPERIENCED, handleon cammlslon, staple, selling 71, City, Iowa. 7-18-Sun UIPRQVED VNCE COUNTY TO. bacco for sale; 107 acres; M. -Pittman, At- tonjey llendijraoiv r-f. 1XR RENT: ONE, TWO OR THREE rooms; all conveniences; a very- near care Ntws and Observer, v.

LOST: CLOVER LEAF. SiROOCIl with one pearL Return for reward to this office. ltl-Sun. v. ALL BOOK CHEAPEST AT SOUTH-ern Book Exchaage.

nVFORSHTION ANTED: RE--- gardlng investment opportunity, where few- thousand dollars could be profitably Invested. Wlsh''to hear from anyone having stock If or sale In Industrial or mining proposition. No liquor proposition considered. 5 Adderss. by mail only, George H.

Currier, Room West Monroe St, Chicago, 111. WANTED: EXPERIENCED Al clothing salesman," steady position, good salary for the right party; must give good Address, P. O. Box 5 $8, New Bern, N. -7-18-tf.

A- 31 ORNINO NEWSPAPER WANTS proof reader. State salary exnected. Address care News and Obser ver. PHYSICIAX Partnership Address. Jl.

WANTS LOCATION, or contract practice. C. care News-and 7-17-2t PARTIES HAVING SEVERAL thousand- dolara to Invest profitably can buy up-to-date stock general merchandise cheap; will rent store reasonably and make good deal to right party; business in good community; heart of celebrated Dew Berry Growers; good graded school and churches; owner desires change work: Jte glad to confer with those wishing to get Into such a business Address. "Merchant," care News and Observer 17-2t WOOD AND COAL. Sealed proposals will be received up to noon of Wednesday.

July 24, 1S09. for 100 cords, more or less, of good split, well-seasoned pine wood. For. 125 tons, more or less, of first class Anthracite Egg coal. For 800 tons, more or of first class steam coal, wood and coal all to be delivered at the two departments of the State School for the Blind and the Deaf, as ordered.

Bidders will please give name, quality and grade of coal bid upon. Bldsnust be received by July 24th; I BLIND INSTITUTION, N. G-Yarborough. Steward. MAKE, THE II03IE FOLKS, HAPPY BY CARRYING 1IOJIE 'A BOX OF r-RQYSTER'S MacKETHAM g1 TRUST CO.

XL ATTY. Market Sctare, FAYETTEVILLE, If; C. zii It. L. Boyd, of was the arrivals at the Yarborough yesterday.

Robert. of Grotnstwro. wis In the city yesterday. Mr. W.

M. McCraw; of New Orleans, in the city yesterday. J. B. Iloitser.

of Winston-Salem, TrjTister-jd at; the Yarborough 4 jlcn." Chat M. Etedman. of Greens-Jviro, was in the city, on business Terr Olive left yesterdak af- trrnoon for his home at Apex, Master Joseph Kirkpatrick returned yesterday from -Norfolk. Sheriff J. H.

Sears Is spending Sun- dav at Apex. Mr. Ji'D. SpeirceJeft yesterday for civton: Ir. C.

Parham came in from yenterday. Ruf iJTackley left yesterday afternoon for Littleton. Rev. 15. N.

Thorne left yesterday Kinston. "Mr, Ernest King, who has been vis-itnar in the-city, returned to hia home at Dillon yesterday. Judge W. R. Allen il cpendlng(Sun-: day at Goldsboro.

1 News and Observer. July 15-dtI. LEARN TELEGRAPHY: $25 UN-limited fholarship. Write quick. King's Business College, Telegraph Department.

Raleigh. N. C. KING'S 'BUSINESS COLEGE. RAL- offers a strong commercial training in Book-keeping.

Shorthand and Telegraphy. Send for catalogue. FOR RENT: FURNISHED COTTAGE at Blltmore. N. C.

on car line, two miles from Asheville; six- roomed Z- house, all modern ready possession given immediately. Address-Box 381 Blltmore. N. C. I 7-18-sun thurs.

FOR SALE: ONE NICE HORSE 8 -years old: One fine Stanhope' buggy, Apply to H. W. Glascock. -Masonic Temple. -7-16-18-2t WANTED: SHIPPING CLERKS, billing clerks, railroad clerks, salesmen, salesladies.

stenographers, bookkeepers, hotel help, lumbermen Piedmont i Employment Agency, Durham. WANTED: LIMITED. NUMBER OF young foxes. WV T. Hughes, Chase City.

Va. 7r9-e-o-d-2wka I 1 WANTED: DESIRING large paying practice' to buy my practice and home, also drug store. If you like. Want to retire. Address care News and Observer.

July 15-18-21-25. I FOR SALE: VALUABLE FARM, 122 acres, near Wendell. N. 'Write to L. H.

Allred. attorney, Selma; N. C. WANTED: YOU TO PREPARE FOR a good position by taking a course at King's Business College. Raleigh.

FOR RALE: FINE JERSEY COWS, by D. L. Farrior. Hlllsboro Road, near Fair Grounds. 7-10-4sun 1 firemen.

brakemen. -bArraremen i $76 to $100 to start; early promo tion experience unnecessary; state age, weight and height Address Railway Bureau. 08 Panama' St. Louis. MO.

f- TOBACCO BUYERS, W1UTE i TO yDempsey Bullock, Wilson, N. CL, of prices on full seamless sheets and wagon WANTED: TOBACCO BUYERS TOT know that Dempsey Bullock, Wil-v son, N. makes 1 tobacco can furnish an extra heavy. Seam; less. Write for prices.

714-WedASun. WANTED: YOU TO PREPARE FOT a jood position by. taxing a.coursa at King's Business Collere. Ral eigh. 1J' WANTED A GRADUATE OF ST-Mary's School, with experience andt good testimonials, desires a position to teach piano and voice in a A dress care News and -1 FOR SALE, aJii i'lMjairx xUiOiiv exy, 2.000,000 For prices.

ap ply to IL-Well GoldsboroJ NC 7-13-tf. MODERN; FIRST-CLASS EQUTPj ments, strong, practical coursea en up-to-date methods of ln- -structlon and an able faculty are; some of the points xt superiority oil King's Business College. WATCH STOLEN: A DOUBLE CASE gold watch, lgln movement, tront case monogram A. B. bade case has design of a stork.

Gold fob has i monotrram.1 W. J. Inform Nwi and'' Observer. 7-14-Wed-Frt-Sun. FOR A MAN WHO KNOWS THE Laundry business, the very best op 'portunlty now open Is the WUson Steam' Laundry at Wilson.

N. for sale at a greatHKacTlflcer J. sat sun. IMPORTANT garment suit at Uio followinf; noteH Straw Sale YOUNG MEN FOR R-VIUlO Aii 1 I W'ANTTO START YOU IN Business Spare time, at hlme. Most lngenloits money-maker ever de-.

vi-ed. Free particulars. F. E. Ab-- bott.

Desk M. Omaha, Neb. 7 18 It CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYES ARE paid well for easy work? examina- tloas'of all 4 kinds soon; expert-ad-vice, sample questions, (Booklet 538 describing positions and telling 0 easiest and quickest way to -secure' them, also the 'Civil Service Rec-i ord" for three' months, all free if you -write Immediately. Washing-' ton Civil Service School. Washing--S toni'D.

Cv 4 7-18-lt SALESMEN WANTED. TRAVELING salesmen earn from 1.0 00 to 1 a year and expenses. de-u mand aiwavs exceeds the -supply. We will teach you to be. an expert salesman by malt and assist you to secure position.

AVe receive calls for thousands of salesmen from the leading firms all bver the country and have assisted thou-P sands of men to secure good, posi-tlons or 'better salaries, through our Free Employment Bureau. great many of our graduates who ly earned from $25 to $75 a month 4v have earned more than that in a week, and their" expenses. since completing our be contented with a poorly paid position hours, hard or dirty work, when you can enter this well-paid profession In a few short Our Xrr book, "A Knight of the Grip," will show you how. Write for It today. Address Dept.

688, National Salesman's Training New. Yofk, Chicago, Kansas City, Minneapolis, San Francisco. 7-18-lt AGENTS SEND FOR COPY of "The Thomas Agent, the greatest agents' paper ever published: filled 'with plans, "No license tax" decision of Su- preme Court: pointers to 'x Every agent in the U. S. -should have a copy at once Address" to-i day, Thomas Company, 4018 yne Dayton.

Ohio. 7-18-lt WANTED: SALES3IAN TO PLACE specialty line with country trade; hustlers making $5,000 and over yearly. Address, Box. S5, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 7-18-lt -WANTED: HIGH-GRADE, Pro gressive side line salesmen to sell advertising specialties and other goods that sell on sight: big moneymakers to the right parties; commissions paid promptly; give references.

Nawln Chicago. 7 18 It -WANTED, MAN. MUST BE WIL-llng to learn and capable of acting as our representative; no canvass- lng or sollclting; good Income as-' sured. Address. National Co-opera- tive Realty 1188 Marden Washington.

D. C. 7-18-lt WE POSITIVELY HAVE THE FAST- est selling' household patent on the market. Wolfarine Pittsburg, Pa. 7-18-lt MUSICIANS TO LOCATE IN A FIN town to play with band and orchestra.

State youis trade. Positions Fine opportunity. Music side line Prof. J. T.

Bailey, Wilson. a 7-18-lt $2,204.10 PROFIT. MADE IN TWO months by C. Nichols and his agents In Utah and Idaho; write for proof; want general agent to open branch -office in this state; exclusive terri-tory; complete protection; amazing profits; permanent, honorable business. Parker Chemical Chi- 7-18-lt All straw shapes divided Into lots at 23 and ftOa.

Trimmed Hats from. v. 50c. to worth tip to $10.00 Remember tha date MONDAY AND TUESDAY; JULY 10 AND 20, 1 MISSES REESE CORIPANY 7, FAYETTEVILLE STREET. -VlKv-Y'" K- i BEFORE TAKING ARE HAVING ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE, Having qualified as Administratrix of the estate of XJ fi.

Denton. (' deceased, late of Wake County, North Carolina, I hereby notify all. persons having claims acalnst the estate1 of said deceased to file the same i with me on or before the ISth day of July, 1910, or this notice will be pleaded In bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. MARTHA DENTON, I Administratrix.

By SHEPHERD SHEPHERD. Attorneys. law-4wkS. 'r-. MEETING OF BTOCKHOLDEris.

The. annual meeting of the stockholders of the Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad- will be held In Morehead City- on Thursday, August is, Auy ai ij ociock m. D. J.UROAniTTTPOT -L Secretary, and Treasure Hho'd a Thunk It? "A Place in Raleigh where can get the: genuyU ine Mexican dishes, also the best 25c din ner in the entire HEW YORK QUIGX ROOM 13 Ead Kzfa St -Several desirable dwelt ings well located, BARKER HUNTER I 4 i INSURANCE. 1: Bonds and Real Estate Mt East Martin St, Kalrfgb, S.C FOR IIEH BOYS fancy and plain three and two-piece In which we offer unreserTedly all our Morthy reductions: $30 Suits for 1-5 Olf on ll PKn Olzcks 1 -5 Off on CrsYcnsIf ti Suits 1-5 Off -1-5 Off on Ciys Sdts 14 Off on StrSiiills $27.50 Salts fofv $23 Suits for $22.50 Salts for $20 Salts for' Xm $18 Suits for $18.50 SuiU for $15 Suits for $12.50 Suits for $10 Salts or "Suits for.

21.50 19A0 17M) 13.30 14U30 1JL75 11.75 9,73 7.75 8.75 Special Suit and There's one fact that holds true concerning all the suits Involved In his offering very suit is tbe product of the best artist-designers and master-craftsmen. That fact answers Irrefutably any question you may ask as Use style and the, tailoring a Berwanger garment must measure up to. a very-high standard before It Is permitted to enter Into oar stock. Conservative and extreme effects the variety of patterns are almost Infinite, including fancy trorsteds, cas filraeres, gray serges, etc. Single and double-breasted model, fashioned with rare cJsaitce.

Half and i -V S. BERUMIGER'S 4.