== ft 34 ?fla Has recently saved two houses^r?mr f ire. Olid on franklin Street, where Mr. Geisberg lives. One on'McCully Street owned by N. C. Burriss. This is well worth considering w|^T:J?ou build a new house or need a new roof. Insurance is less where you use Burriss Shingles. We make a Barn Roof that never leaks. No nails e?3pb&d ioJth? Sun. See us pefore roofing your houses or phone us and we will come to see you. j?N. T. BURRISS A ^.'drfiRS-iin. nlav I?HIV" narrtTfSrt T^nri^v after-' --j-? s-->-J I-J- -- - - noon at 5 o'clock. i ' ? On the church lawn in the rear of the f? \ Central Presbyterian church, we are going to have a great big time. Lots of games and I? 10 Cen < Of IV ?.i :**? m I h tr* hO. coming in a!me& every doy latest shipment Wins ? car of -COLU Come in and iel ?* ?how them, They are 1914 Models. - Wc have a nicoMino , ?f Pony , L_l__ . " . "OJIi .... ii I I I ll *l,m*gm*mL.Il? rmancial anc STOCKS HOLDUP FIRM AND STEADY ; Depressing Influences Hardes tbe Money Market-Cr op Reports &.? Encoeracif? .? Raie | Near York. May 19.-Such- tendencies toward betterment aa>were manifested by todays stock market in its early Btfg?k. werfe Soon dispelled by.a num berjaf.'advers? influenc?e. Including thc A?rll report* on, foreign, trade? gold ?.-?port? resulting in .?he,,highest ex change rate for more thad'UVe years, - Marked firmness waa ahown in thc dual dealings, however, and such net changes as occurred were mainly ia .the direction of gains. The late buy ing,! was" accompanied by rumors of an early decision in the freight rate tease. .> \ Another gold export of $2,000,000 coin to Paris hardened time call loan*, and the probable issue ot h large! mortgage by the Northern- Pedder Railway were features of the monetary situation. Bonds were irregulsr. Rock Island showing weakness, while Wabash 4s I advanced materially, . Total-stales,, par |vlue, 2,400.000. ' United Sttes bonds were unchanged lon call. CHICAGO GRAIN ?. -rr Chicago, May 19.r-Suggestions that ?hd prospect of a bumper.crop this sea son had to a large extent been ruined by the Hessian fly, forced the wheat market today to a much higher levet. The closed was strong et nearly thc topmost point reached, 1-2 to 1 1-8* a 1 1-3 c above last night.' Corn made a net gain of 5-8 to 5-8 a 3-4c and oats 1-2 a 5-8 to 7-8 ale. In provisions the outcome was unchanged to five cents down. Cotton Goods >| New Vork. May .18.-Cotton goods gray .'cloth, .division for printing, cajtt, verting and ' oieacntng, ana advances of l-Sc a yard followed substantial ?alas. Yarns wire steadier. B'.Lk .crepes have been advanced for fall. There was a good demand for white coating in chinchillas sad velout?s. Jobbers reported a broader demand for wash labrlcs. Liverpool Cotton .__"? . . Liverpool, May 19.-Cotton spot eas ier good middling 8ii>; middling 753; tow middling vos. Salea 8,000; spec ulation and export SOO. Receipts 28,? ? J November 6^0; December-January 641 January T /^rnary-.?41; . t Three Straights for Senators. Washington, May 10.-Washington made it three straights from Cleve land today, winning < to 2 through faster fielding and superior running. Thc t?cala scored twice In the first inning on .a base on balls, Milan's single, en rrror, sad- Gandil's steal home. ' T?/o ...-nore came in the fifth on Foster's ' ingle, an error, Milan's steal and a squeeze by Shanks. Federals Taking Star*. Chicago, May 19.-Pitcher Walter Johnson, catcher Ainamith and out fielder Clyde Milan, of the Senators, three of the American league's great est stars, have put their names to ah agreement to sign with the Pitts burgh Federals at the end . of Ute season, according to today's issue ot the Evening Post. Waihington, ? Slay 19.-Clark Grit* InW manager of th? . Washington * Americans' said today he very m?ch Johnson, Milan and Alnsmlth had agreed to, sign Federal teague corf tracts. The press dispatch from f!hl?!/??,?*/? "ann n?t AAA - ?; to. ? Ph?lad?liihia OO?" W?~ 000 o'; fr Clcotte and Schalle; ?chawkcy. RrM?ilar.oniJ ?-r. .-,. SOuTOERN LE?GU? At New Orleans 0} 'Nashville 6. At Charleston 1; Jacksonville 0. At Mobile i ; Atlanta 0. -, At Montgomery 13; Chattanooga f.fc At BtKnlnitmm Sr. Memphis 3. At Pittsburgh ?;, Roston ? incinnat?^; New York 6. At Chicago fi; Philadelphia 1. Ai Ai. Lonin Si . Rmnklvn 2 FEDERAL At Brooklyn 2; Indianapolis At Pittsburgh 0; Chicago 4: At Hut?a!* 41; St Louis i. ?At ?altimore ?; Kansas City I Commercial NARROW RANGES SN COTTON PIT j Better Weather Predictions from! the Growing Belt OM of the Bear VVeepcos New Yt rk, May 19.-Atter reactions to several points under realizing or ] local selling inspired by private pre dictions of better weather in the south west, the cotton market Armed up in the late trading aud closed very steady at a net decline of Ave points on May, but generally unchanged to two points higher. The western belt forecast for unset tled weather and probably further showers tended to restrict selling, however, and offering became still lighter after the publication of the I weekly weather bureau report which emphasized unfavorable features in the eastern belt situation,' as well the rain west of the river. . - This report did not seem to create ! any Immediate buying power of con sequence.' but demand became a little] more active late in the afternoon fol lowing private reports that It was raining In central and north central Texas,-and rumors that arrangements Were being made, to ship 20,000 bales from the local'stock to southern mills before the end of the month. ?Cotton futures closed very steady. Open Close i May.1297 129b August.1237 1240 July...1264 1255 October.h.1204 1208 < December.1205 12-10 i January...., .1298 1204] Spot cotton quiet; middling uplands j 1850; gulf 1375, No sales. New Orleans Cotton New Orleans, May 19.-The cotton] I market waa a two sided affair today, j ?Un the morning the shorts were able to j |~?r?ns tbczt - ?ccti?? v? ? iv B points j ebelow yesterday's close but In the af- J ffernoon the market went to an ad-j ?fl>onoe of 2 tc ? pc?:i' *fir yesterday ?nuls, and closed at u . jain of 1 tc 7 pointa. Cotton futures closed steady. Clos ing: May 13 3-8; July 1304; August 1286; October 1215; December. 1214; January 1216. Spot cotton Steady unchanged. Mid dling 13 3-8. Sales on the epot 680 to arrive none. 1 Cotton Seed Oil j New York May 19.-Cottonseed oil: jwsswealk^^ July for '{covers on the w??v dorre.' ?4nal prie AMERICAN At Philadelphia 0; Chicago 3. At Washington 4; Cleveland %. At BoBton 6; Detroit 4 At New York 0; St. Louis 3. >UTH ATLANTIC^ ?t Columbia 3; Albany 2. At Savannah 10; MS con 5. At Augusta, ll; Colunbus 2. . ; i North Carolina League At ?reer.shofo 1 ; Durham 6. At Charhjite. 5;" haleigh 4. VlRC^liriL^GUE At Rlcihm?nd 3{ Petersburg 01 At Nc/Wt*ni; Roanoke 2. i At Newport Newe 9; Portsmouth 8. j A??cru;an ?nawxation At Indianapolis 8; Mi?waukeo 10. At Cleveland 5, Kansas City 1. At Columbus 1 ; Minheapolis 2. At louisville 4; fit. Paul 2. ' , International League ti .-: At'Rochester*3v Providence 1. [ At Toronto 4; Newark 1. y At Buffald-4; Jersey City 3. (10 In ? nia gs.) I No -'others scheduled V'-^~V:-;- \ o o od te OD? IXnifBSTS I* THE o I'SEWS QV THE DAY e o ?o v o o ~o o*, o o ooo o o f' After three minutes "of deliberation j J a 'Kew York 4?r ? decided against Mrs. {Lena-laiia?, rho *soed her stepfather. j ?umsu. to seooVar $3.000 dam 1ages .for speaking!her four ye?rs ago. ri * >Ufeary? from waltlas. 'James Piles ' lay ?down on a railroad track st Bay pOrtv*?.' Y., but h? was ss red from an |t>ar?Mhlfcg train and then weat back to bi? perilous bed three times. ' Seeing Luigi Sola trying tu vain to Ht?efie.fclcyelc in New York, a police man arrested aim, recovering a wheel Rtol?o/ frcwt 'Aviator F. Wv Beckwith. tangoes too much and uses]] md paint" was Georg?? Lau- . | THE IMMEDIATE CLOSING ? 1 _ .may be cause? tomorrow by the number of women who enroll on this Hoosier Plan. If ell the women who need Hoosiers sh on Ide?me iomoivvzv, our. allotment watt td be taken before night and the sate would dose. J fits has happened tn many similar soles throughout the country. On the other hand, if women delay, the sale may last all week. This too has happened. Which now is best for you-to delay and take the chances of missing this opportunity or to come down tomorrow and find out about this cabinet so you can decide before it is too tatet It cannot toke you ten minutes to decide, once for ail, whether y o? intend to purchase now or lefer -And you are 'deciding, remember, whether or not you will save miles of unneces vary steps you now take. But unless yon at ance decide, you may decide too lats to own .this greatest vt ali Hoosier cabinets on this liberal f hosier Plan. ' 700.000 women already have Hoosiers. Thousands arc buying this pew H?neler every week. y?u should tv it In/ut ia i i grasp your opportunity and see this .cabinet tomorrow. You m_ayJchoose between the cele brated "White Beauty," whose pic ture is shown here, and one of the other Hoosiers,finished insideirio?ik^ Thc terms of the Hoosier Plan nrc these: 1. $1 puts the cabinet you, choose in your home. 2., $1 weekly quickly p?ys for it. 3. The Low,Cash Price fixed hy the factory prevails strictly. 4. interest. No extra fees, 5. This sale is munder direct supei> vision of th? Hoosier Company. 6. Yoor money bick if you tre not delighted wi*b your Hoosier. ' ,^M^J**#..- i ' y ? ... .. , i . . '. . Only ?ho.i^wQrop-nwbp grasa .HMS opportunity; tomorrow can be sure of getting one of these cabinets on this liberal Hoosier Plan. You realize of course that these terms could not be offered except on a very limited number of cabinets. After this sale l*. The "Hoosier Plan" terras vvlll he withdrawn. 3, Ou? rywilar flimitUTC ?-313 VSr?'i V ?i?L.- /varr tr * Ul Ul\hl ?xi Will another day end this great sale? the public alone can answer The Only Place in To wa Where Hoosiers are Sold. An Expert Demonstrator from the F?ctory WiH Be Wiih Us During this Sale. inger's reply to his wile's attempt to SjUBKkWBSRSg'BB&kWt?? SS?On Of their Child In y imii? > i KWia-?Ww n ri I nu . ,.ti, ' ,.m i ?Sew' York, ?' The court told La?iuger ^?^??BSmk IT1"* 'lilf "Iier-ffTl"'' tie should he patient und teach . hi's j^?B&? wfc\ ^Wft frfl jj^ fejj^fSef' wife to "hesllato" in her actions. Tney - J?& Bk j?.. ' ls*^ i^'^^"^3? HP^^^H ^SHBW Ssfety VuL K i t An Akron (Ohio) woman who .mar- ^w8 Wm . $3 SO her nephew, ami who Is now be- ffl| tB ^BSBBBBBB ?St& s/ i?" i r? n his_ jaw an? ,knuvki-? ii?ru ?Vwu, ? w . ja-' ? Philadelphia man waa committed S ?. CV?M ?^I?LO WAIOI) fir O prison s hundred times ?ince 1874, K iles serving his lOUth sentence. ? ?^llOnC 22? ' . ?nderSOl? O Isl Police Commissioner Woods has B_ ^j_^|^^^HMn^^ ash ton able New York thoroughfares """",*" . , ;' . ? ;_ Mt beggars. --1 __Iil_u-,-LUU-lu."ju. : . [ > > ?? "ji.u... " . rr-. >*i.j .? ^..II'UJ . Because hts Mose* Oppenheimer has racsW? ll, from the $15,000 estate of his wife {?on arre?fa c New. York, whose will MAW i5?j?? j too^ her ii heir childrsn wonld take care or him. {to cool off", s i