rednesfday Morning, February 7, 1917
THE WINSTON -SALEM JOURNAL
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NATION'S WEALTH J
THE EXPONENT OF CORRECT INVESTING
VOL. 1, NO. 12
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C, FEBRUARY 7. 1917
NO EXTRA CHARGE
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WORLD'S MARKETS
Associated Press Reports
C IN STOCKS
1IGHLY IRREGULAR
Initial Advances Wifip-d Out
at Xoon on Disturbing In
ternational Rumors; Final
Advance
New York. Feb. 6. Strength In
special stocks at the opening, heavi
ness on all divisions at midday and
recoveries in all. except rails and
hipplngs In th; later dealings, sum
marized th highly irregular and er
rs tic course of today's operations.
Initial advances were altogether
wiped out during the noon hour,
when disturbing rumor touching on
' the International situation were cur
rent. '
In the final hour the most active
of the session, equipments and o it
er issues more or less directly as
sociated with the war group rose S
to points from, lowest levels, but
mils and shippings hum; back.
The belated movement, in indus
trials was simultaneous with reports
that many large contracts with the
Federal government were under ne
gotiation. Selling by foreign inter
ests presumably of Teutonic origin,
was again put forward in explanation
of the heaviness of rail?, but this
was scouted in high banking quar
ters. Canadian Pacific was once
more an element of weakness, with
St. Paul at an extreme decline of 8
points and 1 to 2 points tor other in
ternational shares. New Haven was
under renewed pressure at the new
low record of 38 1-2 and Louisville
and Nashville and Illinois Central
were heavies-: of the Southern and
Southwestern. Trading in bonds was
limited, foreign issues hardening
after an early decline. Total pales,
par value. $3.8To.060.
'.Unusual activity prevailed in the
market for IT. S. government bonds
at declines ranging from 3-4 to 1 1-3
per cent.
Panama it-sues were similarly af
f'rted. the recession being absorbed
to selling by banks In anticipation of
a new government floatation to meet
Impending emergencies.
Allis-ChalnVT? . . . . 2 "5 '.
American Heet Sugar !9
American Can 4-t'i
American Car and Foundry .. 64 lj
American Cotton Oil 1 30
American Locomotive 72 "4
American .Smelting-
American Sugar 107
American Tel. & Tel 12'-"
American Tobacco II-
Amer'.'-an Ziir: - . . :'.4Ti
Anaconda. Copper 7'
At:ht-oh 10S
Aliunde Coast Line 1."j
Baldwin Locomotive .' . .. .":.'' j
Ba'.t.imo-9 t Ohio .. :. .. :. 75'j
Bethlehem Stpe! ...'.. 415
Csn-idian Pacific:-.' 164
OtiD-itl Leather S3
Chesapeake & Ohio , 5:,?'.
Chicago. Mil. & ft. Paul .... SI "i
Chicago, ft. 1. ' Pnc. Ry .. .. IS
Colorado Fuel' & Iron .44'
Consolidated Gas .. .. .. .. 126 14
Corn Products .. . N . 20 S
Crucible Steel . . .. X X
Cuba Cane Sugar .. .. 41' j
Trie . . : 2
General Electric 16. '3
Great Northern Pfd 113
ureat Northern Ore Ctfs .... 32 4
Goodrich . 55 U
Illinois Central Ill
Inspiration Copper 85t
Jilt. Mer Marine Pfd 6
International Nickel 44
International Paper 43 4
Kansas City Southern 11
Kenneoott Copper .... .... 4 4
Lehigh Vallev 74
Louisville & Nashville 123'.
Llgffett & Meyers . . .... . . 250
Lorlllard Co "00
Mfiywell Motors 51
Mexican Petroleum 83
National Ltad 66 ',4
New York Central 0 5
N. T.. N. II. & Hartford . ... 39
Norfolk & Western ., .. ,r 1?S"
Northern Pacific ,. . . 10 34
Pennsylvania 54 g
P.av Consolidated Copper it 5
Reading . . . . '.n
Hep. Iron & Steel . ." 77
Seaboard Air Line 15
Senhonrd Air Lino Pfd 31
Jlo-is Shef Steel Iron .... 62 '
. Ft.wle.baHttr Corporation ,V-' 103 4
fithorn P-clflo 2
?o itlipnt liail -a ay 28
So' tl.ei'i Railway Pfd S
T,inT.-ee Copper 13
Te .13 Co. . , .... 212
r-.'O'i Pacific 34'
Unite 1 Fri'it ..... . 13!
r:i;-S ates Rubber .. .. 65U
En. ted i'tates Steel 107 -"i.
United States Steel Pfd .. 11""
Utah Copper 10
Total s,i!en fnr rh d..y ?4t,8')'l
sharer.. '
SUGAR ASD COFFI-E
New Tork, Feb. 6, -Paw s-igar
ftrr..: centrifugnl.4.83; molasses .3. 9fi;
refin'"' steady.
r.t;: r rriv.er: cheese irregular.
Spot, coffee quiet; Rio 7's 10; San
tos 4's 10 1-2. .
Wlnston-Sfilem
Prod'ucc&Gi ain
(orroctcil '.:;ill
Iroduce ...bv..Ti-da .,trAAi.tipnArb
Co '",rakt by the Forsyth Roller
Miita.
Prices for v-todnce and grain'
on ! v.'nton-Palein market:
li;n: ; - .b 13c to 11c
'"'!"' " . .. .... ,.15cto 16c
F.us SOo
IVct-Hr :h ., 25c to 30c
Iian.n lb. . 18c to 20c
f hc 'i lers. lb. - 16c to 18c
Middling. n.. 16o to
Colored Beans, rb , . 8c
White Beans lb , 10o
Colored Peaa, lb 8o
Onions, bu $2.00 tol2.50
Bweet Potatoes, 'bu " 76C to 90c
Turnlpa. bu 50c to $0e
Canned Tomatoes, doz. . . $1.40
Irish Potatoes, bu .. .'.$1.75 to 2.00
Wheat, bu. I1.7S
Corn, bu ' $1.10
I Will Pay Cash This Week
Hens,pound ,j ., 15c
ChTx, 2 lbs. and under . . l fo
Egge 13 l-8o
JNO. O. TURNER
012 Trade Street !
Soma people pay only when the
collectors come, others pay at they
11
SLIGHT DECLINE IN
NEWYORKCOTTON
Break of $3 Per Bale Fol-j
loing Report of Loss of
American Life on the
Eavestine J . ' !
New Tork. Feb. 6. A break of
approximately $3 a bale followed offi
cial reports indicating that an Ameri
can life had been iust in the sinking
nf the Eavpstone, with May selling
oft" to 15.40, in In cotton market
here toii.iy. Rallies followed with
that delivery recovering to 16.85. but
were not fullv (maintained, and May
closed at 15.S5. with the general list
steady at n net decline of 2 to 41
points.
The maiket opened virtually at a
decline of 4 to 11 but a buying
movement sent prices bck to about
lft night's figures right after the
call, after which market quickly
weakened. Official confirmation of
the loss of an 'American, anton the
crew of the Eavestnne. seemed to
bring oul some of the long cotton
bought on the advance of Saturday
or Monday. Prices broke very
sharply and a few stop orders were
uncovered on the decline which car
ried March off to 1540, July to 15.o
and October to 15.20. or 42 to 59
points below last night's closing. Of
ferings then subsided, and prices ral
lied on renewed covering. Various
disturbing rumors were afloat, how
ever, and later fluctuations were very
Irregular, March closed within six
poin's of the lowest, while later
months showed rallies of 13 to 25
noints.
T.:ble:
Closing
Open High Low bid
March' .. H'.SO 15.80 l 15.40 15.4H
May : ;. 15.P0 I.VBttl 15.40 15.65
July . 15.85 U.I'S ' 15.60 1S.8
Oct. . . . 15.50 15. HO 15.20 16.33
Dec. . .. 15. 15. B! 15.50 15.47
. Spot cotton steady: middling up
lands 1.I.5M. rales 2.000 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
New Orleans. Feb. 9. Cotton was
; depressed on this maiket today by
' the international situation, remain
! ine below the level of - yesterday's
close throughout the session. A fea-
ture of the day was the strong re
' covrry resulting from the widespread
i rumor thai war had been declared
I on this country by Germany. In the
! early trading prices lost about 30
' points on the weakest months. By
: the middle of the morning tho mark
et was 34 to 42 points off and it was
at this level that the rumors of the
declaration of war were heard. The
market bulged suddenly to $1 a bale
and a steady tone was maintained
; until the trading months. In the
i afternoon the tone became easy and
1 support withdrawn. Prices sagged
; gradually until near the close when
i .hero was a sudden fall to the low-.
, est of the day on March . which
, showed a net loss of 36 points.
The close was quiet at a net loss of
j 35 to 37 points.
I Closing bid: March 1 5,03:' r May
15.13; July 15.23; October 14.79;
; December 14.92.
; Spot cotton nominal and unchang
I ed. Sales on the spot 400; to arrive
, 200: middling 17.1.
MONEY
New York, Feb. 6. Mercantile pa
per 4 per cent; sterlinK SO day bi'ls
4.72 1,-4; commercial' 60 day bills on
banks 4 72 1 -4: commercial SO day
bills 4.72;. demand 1.75 5S; cables. 4.-
I ' rir oiipr (t; .Mexican noj-
! lara 59 S-4. Government bonds veak.
Railroad bonds Irregular.
Time loans steady; o Hnd 90 days
and nix months. 4 4 1-2. Call money
firm; ruling rate 2 1-2.
LIVERPOOL COTTON
Liverpool, Feb Cotton spot firm.
Good middling 10.60; middling 10.40; ;
low middling 10.22. Saleo 7,000; 700 f
for speculation and. export. Receipts j
7,00o. Futures steady. Feb 0.911; !
Feb March 96; March April 9S;t
April May 9.91'; .May June 9.91; June
July 9.80; July August 9.82; August;
.Sept,9.B2;Sept Oct. 9.41; Oct Nov 9.-
29; Nov Doe 9.; J tec Jan 9.19;
Jan Feb 9.1U; Feb Marcn .i6,
GRAIN XSl PUODCE I
Chicago, 1'eb. B. Wheal averaged j
lower today largely because of un
founded ilimors that Germany had
declared war on the United States.
Tho marko. closed unsettled, 1-1 to !
3-4 down, with May at 1.73 1-2 1o
1.73 and July at 1.17 L2 to
i.47 ,(14. corn gained 1-4 to 5-8
net, oa.tr; finished unchanged to 1-1
off and provision up ; 1 .-j to 1: l-j.
("lose:
WHEAT
Ma- 1.73 1-2
Julv 1.47 l-J ;
CORN
May i.no 7-S
July 99 3-S"
OATS
May 5 4 U2
July , . 63 1-2 :
PORK !
May . ...... 29.2
-July :'9..'?i
LARD j
Mi.y 16.50'
July 16.67,
RIBS I
May . .. 15a)
JUilf--m r,'.'- -. . rr-r-r-: 11.t3 '
Cash grain: wheat No. 2 nominal
No. 3 red 1.72(1.77 1-2; No. 2 hard
nominal; No. 3 hard 1.78.
Corn, No. 2 yellow 1.01 1-4; No. 4
yellow 98 100 1-2; No. 4 white s
1-2 (ff 1.00 1-4. "
COTTON OIL
New Tork, Feb. 6. Cotton seed oil
was higher at the start today on short
covering, induced by the .firmness in
lard, but heaviness set In later 'owing
to lack, of outside support and with
the weakness (n cotton. Final prices
were 14. to 16 points net lower. Pales
12,000 barrels. Close easier. Spot 12.
50 bids: February 12 500-12. 0; March
12.6112.53; April 12. i2 12.25;
Mnr, June 12.22t? 12 34: July 12.23(1?)
13.25; August 1 2.33 12.24; Septem
ber 12.13fl2.16.
Naval Stores
Savannah. Ga., Feb, . Turpentine
dull 51; tales none; receipts 49; ship
ments 150; stock 16060.
Hosln flrmi sales none: receipts
370; shipments 693; stock "7, 904
Quote: AB, CD, E. F. G. 6.10; H.
I. K. 6.20 M .35. N. 6.60, WG 65:
WW .0.
( Cupid playi atrange pranke but
jhletory hu yet to record the case of
DEEDS
The followine deeds Vere filed for .'
record at the cour;hcuse yesterday.
. J. R. Hastings to U. C. Thomas, lot
on Mulberry street, consideration. 1
450.
James Holleman to S. F. Mickey, ,
lot on Sink street. :onsideration,
j::5.
P. O. Leak to V. O. Crfttts. lot on
corner ,Fir?t snd Wheeler streets.
cc:;sidcra;ion. $105.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK
Chicago, Feb. 6. Hogs strong, 15
to 20 cents above yesterday's average.
Bulk 12.1u;12.45; light 1 l.iOiii U.
35, mixed 1 1.35 f 12:50; heavy ll.l'
12.50, rough 11.85$ 12.00; pigs 9
75 ig 1 1.00.
Cattle strong Native beef catue
T.90'8 12.25; wstern steers 7. 90S 10.
JO; Mockers 6.1 0 W 9.35 ; cows 3.nd heir
ers 6.15 W 1 0.50; calves 10.25 $1 H.n.'
Sheep weak. Wethers 10.50 ft 1 l.Su ,.
ewes T. 76(9.11. 00; lames 1 2.10 '3' 14.
C5. SCRAPS
(Spartanburg Journal. l
An Indian. Wallace Lewy. holds a
seat in the Maine legislature.
A German colliery has ins.alled a
canteen 500 feet below ground to
eave its miners' ttme.
An electric heating pad has been
invented that can be fastened under.,
the carpet in a room.
In Japan the crater of an extinct
volcano in which there are many hot
springs is utilized sa a sanatorium.
Modern eleclric lighting costs
about one-twenty-fifth as much as
illumination with sperm oil or can
dles a century ago.
Peat covers about one-seventh of
the area of Ireland and the deposits
are estimated to contain 40.000,000,
OOo tons of fuel.
The timber industry on the Mur
man coast of Russia will be greatly
benefitted by tho completion of the
Mnrman railway.
Scientists , have discoverer that a
valuable dye of -khaki color can be
obtained from the wood of the Ar
gentine carob tree.
A chain of wireless station, ex
tends around the coast of Australia,
so that a vessel never is out of
touch with the shore.
High temperatures and saline so
lution are the essential features of a
New York inventor's proress for per
manently waving women's hair.
The cuckoo is a line bird which
sings as it files, especially when pur
sued by angry 1it;lo birds whose nest
it has attempted to invade.
Dutch inventors have perfected a
combined mechanical and chemical
process for recovering all the uncon
sumed fuel from furnace ashes.
Exports to this country from
Bradsford, England, in 1916 amount.
ed to $14,486,669. a decrease of $5,- j
343,906 from the exports of the ,
previous year.
The Swiss dyestuff Industry has
had to cope, according to reports,
with great difficulties in connection ,
with labor and materials.' There are ,
no coke ovens in SwUzerland, and ;
the coal tar products procurable have j
only been thdse' which could be spar. I
ed by belligerent countries, chiefly j
England.
Government experts are investigat- ;
ine the recently discovered bone rie- '
posits of the Pliibiloff Islands, he- I
lieved to be the world's greatest sup- i
ply of fertilizer of that kind, !
Shipyards at Hong-Kong, . .China, i
have exporieoced a prosperous year.
Eighteen vessels are under construe- ;
tion in two large shipyards in that
cl.y. Much of the building material
came from the Lnited States.
In selecting laying hens look for
a full, well developed breast and
crop, showing a large pocket in
which to Carry- 'he food supply. This
indicates strength and vigor and abil
ity to conbtime sufficient food to
produce eggs.
It. is expected that the sugar crop
in the - Philippines will be larger
than ever before. ' In the last three
years there has been a steady in
crease in the size of the crop, that
of 1916 reaching the total of 390,000
metric tons.
George Elio:, the English novelist,
was uaid to have written her novels
with her feet in hot water. Miraheau
the French orator. It was said,
thought out his speeches with his
feet in cold water, the object being
to drive the blood to his head.
There are at the present time in
London thousands of homes of which
th" household income runs up to
400 or 500 pounds a year whence
the ordinary domestic servant has
entirely vanished. The mistress does
most of the work, and she ia assist
ed by a charwoman, and by the chil
dren. If there .are . any. London
Statesman.
Valuable'
Real Estate
For Sale
One 9-room house, lot 60x
167, best location in south-''
side, on. Banner avenue.
Terms. '
One lot Beach street, West
Highlands, 75x210. Terms.
- One lot West Hightlands on"
improved street 50x150,
Terms.
One 7-room bungalow cor
ner Pilot View and Boule
vard. All modern conven
iences. Terms.
One lot Carolina avenue
and Pilot View, 91x150 cor
ner lot. Terms.
2 lota on Apple street west
Selem, each 50x110. Terms.
One lot Apple street, 66x
110. Terms.
One lot Broad street, clo.?e
in, 50x100. Terms.
For Particulars, See
T. A. Butner
AT
Butner Drug Co., Trade St.
CLASSIFIED
WANT AD. RATES
CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS
Time ic per word
S Times L'o per word '
h Times 4c prr word
12 T'inos 7c per word
Ifi Times 15c per wcrd
FOR EXAMPLE:
?S Words I Time Costs 25c
Times . . .50ft
6 Times fi.oo
12 Times . . -Jl.75
26 Times $3.75
Position Wjntcd Ads arc half
the above nuos. Smallest
Ad taken 10 words, riant
Ads payable in advano.
JOURNAL WANT AIS ARE
GOOD LITTLE SALESMEN
Phone 68
EARLY AND LATE
REAL ESTATE
I near the Union Depot. Finder
BUT THISNICE FIVE ROOM COT. I please return to Galiins Eros. Cafe
ia.ge, ngnts, water, and good lot. : -itn street, and get reward.
30o feet of car line on Gloria Ave. 2-6-2tc.
Best section of Southeide. Pritje I i -
$2250.00 $300.00 cash balance by I LOSTON FIFTH STREET. BE
the month. House vacant move! tween Summit and Brookstowu
in at once. Kpaugh Realty & Int.
Co. Phone 450. 2-4-6tc.
BUY THIS NEW 4 ROOM COT-
tage with cement sidn walk, lights,
water and se'r. Near Granville
Graded School. Price $1350.00
$350.00 cash, balance $15.00 per
month. Spaugh Realty & Ins. Co.
2-4-MC - I
BUY THIS 0 ROOM COTTAGE ijS
Belews St. Lot 87 by 150 ft. Price I
1 V50..00. $600 cash, balance $10.- j
. fit per month. Spaugh Realty K- I
Ins. Co. 2-4-6tc. I
BUY TRIS 8 ROOM HOUSE NEAR i
E. 8th St. Only $200o.oo, on eay I
terms. Spaugh Realty &. Ins. Co. !
' 2-4-6tc. .
BEV THIS 5 ROOM COTTAGE ON"
Gloria Ave. $300.00 cash, balance
by the month. Spaugh Realty A.-
ins. CO. 2-4-6IC. !
FOR SALE EIGHT ROOM HOUSE,
No. 260 Spragus St., Southslde, on
a lot 100 by 150 ft. This is on the
car line and lot alone would soil
for $1600 or more. Tho house could 1
not he built for $2000.00. Wo will
sell for cash for $2500.00 if sold at j
once. Leak-Cobb Co., Seventh Floor
Wachovia Bank Bldg. 2-2-tfc j
GOOD INVESTMENT TWO FIVE '
room houses and 3 other vuvcant
lots on Dovonsliii-e Ave., near Le
Ingtou St. Tito 2 houses ulonc ro
worth S2700.0O. Wo will sell thll
properly for 52300.(10 cm if old
at once. Leak-Cobb Co-. Scvcutli
Floor, Wachovia Bank Bids.
a-2.tfc.
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL I.S
late In amountsX frjin $150, to
$2500. See Home Real Estate Loan
& Ins. Co. 2-2-6tf-.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT THE WINSTON
Rucker store building, corner Trade
and Eleventh Street. See W. S. Scalej I
or Phono 1241. 2-2-6tc. i
FOR RENT ONE NICELY FURN-
ished room close in, 535 N. Toplar
St. 2-6-6tc.
MOVING PICTURE BUSINESS
$20 TO 50 NIGHTLY. WE rl'RN-
ish you complete Moving Picture
Outfit, Machine, film, everyth.tig on
payment plan. Catalog free Mov
1"rr Picture Sales Co.v Dept. W272.
' Ellsworth Bldg, Chlcagq. 2--6tp.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE SINGLE COMB WHITE
Leghorn hens, $1.00 each, cockerels
$1.50 or 4 hens and one -cockerel
$5.00. W. B. Barnwell, Walker
town, N. C. l-30-l2tp.
FOR KALE LARGE SIZE 4 YEATl
old jrkf fall or write r. M
Thomas Co. or City Fuel Co.
' 9-4-tfc
HOMES FOR SALE
The largest, and most attractive
corner lot, 185x144 feet, in West
End, on which is eight-room houte
and room fr two other nice houses
if you would care to build or tell
off lot.-" As "it is, it is one of the
nicest home places In Winston,
and a rare opportunity for any
one wanting such property near
"West End Methodist church. Can
b bqught cheap, cash or terms,
as owner' has moved from Win
ston. '
Extra nice 7-room houssovon N.
Cherry street All city conven
iences and house heated. A nice
home close In that can be bought
cheap on trmB.' A bargain.
Oiod seven-room house on
Broad street, near Fourth street,
with city conveniences, and lot
50x11(1 feet. A good homo in good
neighborhood at low prfce for
cash or terms.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
ESTATE .
Home Real Estate, Loan & Insurance Co.
Oil Liber'y St
. F0SIT10XS WANTED I
WAXTEP POSITION AS ROOK-j
keeper, stenographer, timekeeper, j
B'ct of reference Address "Book-1
kiepe1'," care . Journal. 2-S-2tp. 1
EXPERIENCED YOUNG WOMAN
desires plai'e a- stenographer audi
clerk, also able to assist 011 books.
Address "G" Box 7 1 2. I
WANTED
RIGG1XS FEED & tEI.l o.:
entral give ine 2S7. I wanr Rigginsi
Feed &: Seed Co. They are busy.
l-i0-26tc. 1
. j
WANTED TO RENT A 1ST CLASs'
woodyard on Won' End Owner,
leaving city. Apply 90S Shadow-1
ford. ;-4-6tp
WANTED;! OR 4 BOVS OYEP. M
years of with fair education;
to work as messengers and stud",
telegraphy. Fine opportunity . :
advancement to right boys Ao- ',
ply K. A. Arnett, manager Western !
Union Telegraph Co. 2-6-1tc. I
LOST
I LOST BENCH OF KEYS FEB. 2,
streets, a brown fur neck piece, j
Phone 1912. 2-C-31C.
LOST BETWEEN W.-S. AND -1
! mile beyond Forsyth Bridge Good-
i year Auto tire on rUri ' sue 34;;4
' Suitahte reward for return of san e
I to V. NJ ' Reynolds. li-6-tfc.
ROOM AND BOARD
WANTED-; BY rOC PLE WITH TWO
children, "3 rooma for lightlnjiisj
keeping. Addrcis C. L. lourhal
dhtf.
MISCELLANEOUS
I HAVE YOUR OLD SEWING MA
f CHINES
i made as good as new. Grotea. Phone
11173. 520 N. Liberty street.
j 4-11-tfc.
1
WANTED YOUR SHOES TO RE
pair. Best workmanship: belt
leather; quickest service. 12 West
4th St., Phone 665. J. A. File, man
ager. lo-U-lfo
GOOD PRINTING PROMPT SER-
vice. WALKER PttlNTZN'O CO. 99S
N. Liberty St. Prion 12S7.
I WE FURNISH POSITIONS FOR
cojks, chambermaids, butlers, wait-
! ers, colored help supplied. Employ
ment office, 925 N. Linden St. Phone
1556. 2-l-6tp.
CENTRAL TRY 287 AGAIN
Kigglns Feed & Seed Co. That's the
place to get best seed. l-30-2fitc.
:
JOlN'OtR PRESSING CUB AND
ve will press one suit free. Prin
cess Pressing Club, Phone ISOO,
FOUND
FOCND ONE FIVE PASSENGER
Ford on Liberty street on January
20, 1917. about 2 o'clock P. M.
Licensn No 1699. Th. owner can
get. same by calling at the Chief
of Police's office and paying for the
registration, advertising und stor
age charge bv establishing owner
ship of the car. Motor No. 1.219.
777. 191 5 model. J. M. Lentz. Regis
ter of Deeds. - - l-31-S0tc
Journal Want Ads P-r'ng Revuits.
ryrrvi'r"VVvr"l''(r
PRINTING
V
Formal notices, business sta
tionery, Invitations and pro
grams are our specialties.
Prompt service. Prices right.
RUBBER STAMPS made
daily, otder received by noon
filled same d)y.
MEPKAHIS STAMP WORKS
I'hone Jll.'l . . . liberty street
nrr l ottofflce
: A food fix-room houte oa Thir
teenth utreet, with all city conven
iences, on lot 50x130 feet, near
Patterson avenue. Can be brought
for $2,600.00 on easy termsA iar
gain in a home.
Good S-room dwelling close in.
on West Second street, on lot 85x
130..w4th barn and all conven
iences, bargain for $5,250 no. on
terms.
New 8-room hour with all con
veniences, on lot 75x140 feet, in
West Highlands-, price and terms
right.
Ciood 6-room cottage on Fair
view Park afreet, with lot 60x159
feet, and all conveniences; a lr
gain at $2,750.00.
Several nice four room cottages
In East or North Winston on good
lots from $1260. Q0 to $1600.00 on
terms. N
Let us show you what we hive.
rtione 131
Local Real Estate Association
Affiliated With National; Talk
Executive Secretary-Is Enjoyed
If th rea; estate dealers In 'Win-ston-Saleni
today Ur observed carry
ing .1 hich'-litad. with an extended
chst lively ,tep .i;-,d a broad unile.
it is not because they have ial;ed
down a jt.i'O't commission on a real
est deal, piohab!'. r.oi- because tliev
enjoyed a splendid dinner n the Dutch
room of the .iiiiendorf Hotel yctter
day evening, nor neoe.-sanly pectus e
they are no to all Intents and pur
poser members, of the National As.
sociation of Real Estate Leaders, in
spite of the fact that all of these things
mav be true.
The real -reason. hover. ts that
in his talk last night to the tnecber
of the local Rea l Estate pea lei s As
sociation. Mr. Thomas. S, Ingersoll, ex
ecutive secretary of the National or
ganisation, made the Iolv! members
feel their importance a lit'le more,
possibly, than they have before this
time, showing them that (hey have
every reason to be vhesry over the
important positions thay hold and of
the value in moulding and making a
community.
A "Lite Wire" Man
Mr. IngcrrM). acr-ording to the 22
real estate men who heard him last
night, is one of the llvest wires that
it .has been their pleasure to bear
and his energy and enthusiasm were
Lots For Sale
2Ind street, iiOxliO. clock off Lloertj..
Sprague street, 75x1 ot, on car line
16th slreet, 60x120, two olock from car lioe
'argrave street, 2 lots. JOiloO Southslde. ,
For rent or al. 1-2 acre truck farm, adjolnln city limits. ,
All priced for iuics sale, easy terms. See me between 11 and
2 0 clock.
R. DUKE HAY, Owner
215 Gilmer Arcade, over Woolworths.
WE OFFER
170 FEET ON MAIN STREET
Extending through the block to railroad with 337 feet
frontagfi on same. This property is ideal for factory, coal
yard, or dwellings. Attractive price for quick sale.
W. a JEROME
Pnons i41
STANDARD BUILDING & LOAN
"ASSOCIATION
18th Series Now Open
244 new stockholders hate aultorloed 2237 .lures or S233,.
VOO.oo in our new ncrlet. I
Eveiybudy aeems to hate pbinvy of money these days, except "
those who need Jt most, they haven't utarttd the "Standards"
popular savings plan yet the way is open time are easy
wages good -The ttar won't last forever. When times tighten up.
what then?
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Phone 4 UK
BOULEVARD HOUSE
At $6(10.00 Sacrifice
Owner bss leif town nd moperty niuat be old thte week and
we off,iT it st a IfiUO Iiihh t h 4. new 7 room bungalow, In
, gooil neighborhood itmn in i mi I re walk of P. O., with gas,
water, sewer. Lu'lt nd lecttlc lights, all fixtures and ttlea and
grates are No I It will ike nbout $1,001) cash, balance $37.60-
per month wlucli uvei Inlnrest. Tlilg Is a personal matter SO
if interested trtka It no MU i lo per.on.
SMITHDKAL
JIM H4MI.VK: n:.Mpj,.
ANYTHING IN
Building
SEil OUR
F0GLE BROTHERS CO.
PHONB 85
ii ml
Real Estate Investiiients
We have both homita and inconiv' iperti in all part
0(, the city that will ci.t nj .v -niii- i-r cui li.
WE 1IAE .MOM.Y o low
on any of the property "fler oi ror ur a',y r-ro;.er:
you may have
Call to u and lei iu rv jou
HOME REAL ESTATE. LOAM INSURANCE IC
611 N. Liberty rimuo l-'l!
both inspirational and educational hi
f iiir. uriu uureEuui; inr ma.-iy ui
the. men present doubtless had to raak
; all kind of execuses for being out ,at
to their jvrs when they arrived home
-along about 11 o clock. k ' .
Join National Orsaiiizalion
That, the local association is alive
! to the situation is shown by the uiian
1 mious vote of the members, on mo
! tion of 'Mr. W. O. Jerome, to mak
'application immediately for, inembeY
; ship in the National organization. ?W
1 lowing Mr. Ingersoll's talk and tH4
I unanimous vote of thanks extended
1 him. for his address. The loiai or
ganization, while about three year
' yearn old. had not become affiliated,
with the National before, mainly, pot-'
I sihlv. because they had not been in-
;roa. hed and had not heard its value
I explained as it was last night. ,
The Local Association
Mr. W". :. Franklin is president or
j the association, with Mr. P. O. Leak. "
(vice-president and Mr. H. W. Ppajgh.
1 secretary and treasurer. The form of
i entertainment, which Was left to a
i romr.iittee composed of Messrs. W. O.
I Jerome. C. C. Smlthdeal and C. S. Not
ble. their offering having been a p1$j
did nioriu excellently nerved. .
fContinued on Pago Eight) '; :!
614 Wachovia liank lij.iilin
KUVKK.NDALL, Secy & Treat.
btn Floor Bank Building
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