2 * THE CHARLOTTE NEWS. JANUARY 8, 1911
Ihe Boys*Banquet
A Great.Success
Thr production that the Bible class
I'nnquet Inst cvoning in the boys’
if>l'art inoiit of the Y. M. C. A.,
ho the liip^est event of the
et {i8on, v;\8 a correct one.
l/m.i; ht fore the liour set for the
banquet the boys began gathering
In the li'l'by, and when the time
vanit' to pRrfnkP of the feast lifty-
;'0\en hiinirry boys, for their teachers
lor I 111' I'voTiinK w«'re boys them-
.srlvc s'at down to the tables lo
d«i jis.^ticr to rhe good things which
Mrs. r.;10 had prepared, and that
the Ki-.mss Ihjw to tetd hnuKry boys,
by the fact that when
is’-rd tlnr-'w a.s nothing
'  and by the
s’f i^f approval of the
^llo l.ad pro pa red.
die'on whi.'h came true
i :'cn; l.he liurst ('’
vv.uiKl fi'llow the ban-
li ;{fl ron\irie, in his
i;." t:. nn-^r. actid as toast
1 Ti'tDi! icctl ihe following
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CHURCH SERVICES TODAY.
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Increase In-
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Aoll, Young,
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;;'iovr talks which
th(‘i) h.a^ure of the
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Mo rt'snonded to
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Episcopal Services in Seversville.
According to the regular schedule of
services at St. Andrew's chapel tthe
ClarksK)!! Memorial). Rev. Francis M.
Osborne will hold services and preach
there tomorrow n\ght at S o'clock. The
vested choir of St. Martin’s chapel will
assist in the music. The subject of the
sermon will be "A Message of the New
Year.”
Church of the Holy Comforter.
South Boulevard. Holji Communion,
8 a, m. Morning prayer and sermon, 11
o’clock. Sunday school and Bible class,
3 p. m.
St. Martin’s Chapel.
Davidson and Tenth Streets. Sunday
school and Bible class, 4 p. m. liven
ing prayer and sermon. 8 o’clock.
Chapel of Hope.
East Fifteenth Street — Sunday
school 3 11. m. Evening prayer and ser
mon. 7:45 p. m.
St. Andrew’s Chapel.
Seversville—Sunday school, 4 p. ra.
Evening prayer and sermon, 8.
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
by Rev. Mr. Gurne.v. Sunday school at
I? p. m. Public cordially invited to all
t-ervices.
Calvary Methodist Church, South.
Rev. T. B(dl. pastor. Preaching
by tlie pastor at 11 a. m. and 7:45 p. m.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper
will be administered at the morning
service. Sunday school at 3::^0. I^’ay-
er meeting Wednesday evening. The
public cordially invited to attend all
these services.
Ninth Avenue Baptist Church.
Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor
L. R, Pruett. At night the congrega
tion will unite with the First Baptist
chtu'ch in a mass meeting for foreign
1- j^ions. Sunday school meets at 3
p. m. Special music and address to
'he school by Dr. R. ,1. \A’illi!igham. of
the I'oreign Mission Board. Richmond,
Va. Prayer service Wednesday night
at S o'clock. All are invited to all these
serivces.
Distinguished Men
at Baptist Chmch
Today and the days folowung for
two weeks, will be days of pleasure
and profit at the First Baptiat church.
Dr. R. J. Willingham, the Christian
statesman and denominational leader,
will occupy the pulpit of Dr. Hulten’s
this morning and address a mass meet-
ing of the Baptists of Charlotte and vi
cinity at night. But few meu in the
American pulpit today can so pro
foundly move an audience as Dr. Wil
lingham. Great throngs w'alt upon his
ministry wherever he goes. He is
truly a man with the w'orld-vision.
Tomorrow night Dr. W. W. Hamil
ton, the successful pastor-evangelist,
will begin a meeting of days. Dr. Ham
ilton is a man of broad culture and
deep spirituality. He has a wide ac
quaintance with men and affairs. Many
of the largest churches of the south
have enjoyed great revivals under the
leadership of Dr. Hamilton. He comes
to the First church at a time of phe-
nominal prosperity and great expec-
tacy. Special preparations have been
in progress for some days to make
this the greatest revival in the history
of the church. Special music will be
fuinished by a large choru* choir.
The day meeting w'ill be held at 3:30
p. m., and the night meetings at 7:45
p. m.
Professional
Cards
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DR. A..D. GLASCOCK
OSTEOPATH.
Office* Sixth Floor of Realty Bldg.
Hours 9 to 1; and 2 to 4.
And by Appointment.
Office ’phone 1073. Residence 1037.
Consultation Free.
Itqffic Managet
An Urgent Need
Office 'PhOf'e 326. Residence 962-4
DENTisi,
/09 Realty Building, Charlotte, N. C.
Dr. H. Ray
OSTEQPATH . . , HtUliirERED
Realty Building.
Hours 9 to. 12; 2 to 5.
Phone, OfTEce, S30; Residence 37t>J.
Con»uitatlon nt Office, gratis.
AlcAltcHae]
ARCHITECT
Rooms 505-506 Trust Building.
CHAKUt-TIfc, iM. «.
'JV3 Stock
Asso.
Meets
''’uatiou Lad .i
'■ >11. at wiiicii
• ii iii.':a:.ure t.j
> ' u ss than j
. Mf hv>g I
M’ :iie depart-j
V;i;-'.iincton, to
an i;dd;'i S:i on j
’;pi'v '!) g ct by I
! A ill he th'^ '
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•i' . have bi'cn I
i^.(licatiun of i
! 1 irivT' ase in i
M\ Dav dson to Sticak
Farmeis Union
Paper Change
The Carolina I’nion Farmer, the cr-
ran ol' the Norih Carolina Farmers’
ruio’i hay bocouie the property of the
Nortii Carolina Fanners’ Union, and
vil 1 outinue to be operated along the
same lines as heretofore. "!'his dispo
sition of the paper was determined
upon at the receitt Greensboro r,\ect-
M)g ot the State L'nion and was done
'.'iih the belief that the pv.rpose for
whirh the paper was founded can be
more elTectively useful by being con-
troliid by the tniion than by private
individuals.
There will be no change in the poli
cy 01 the paper or in the nianage-
nu nt. It is merely a chai.ge of owner-
•'iiip.
The Can;lina Fnion Farmer is> doing
a ;^;/od work for tiie farmers of th-^
■'tatp and deserves the success it has
met wi'h.
meetnig i..t
at •' o'clock.
. W. W.
Real EUaie
Among the real estate transfers re-
bject islcoidcu are the lollowiug:
'The tisual
tLe address.
il'. s. Kincaid Returns
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siting ro rc-
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from the Baird
nd tlie Matthews’
■ .' ( stcrday and ar-
to" Feb. ‘_>4, in this
llesolvf'd. That
P'l ' the Parcels Post
will tak(> the alJirma-
rd PaT-t’s noi-ative. The
s will nanipd Intf-r.
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BRIEFS.
M. ^!nore, of Goldsboro,
if thi ('►■ntral today.
b'"i;;!it and held in re-
p .i'l' S at Hawley’s w'lll
^ ;>n sale—If not called
' :]cnl: Monday.
No Trace of Smugglers.
Scranw.n, Mi. .li.n. 7.- The Ameri
can sch'.onr c. ^L f’ochran, from
Klnc.-ion, .lain,I h a, for Moss Point.
SMi):.'.-'«d f() have twency Chl-
n> ;*‘ Ill:i.':.,l. I>; on Ito.M'd, arrived at
P;- ca.'ouia. .Mi-s, foday. The vessel
WHS searched by the Immigration offl-
«'ials but th;re
('hlre^f.
wae no signs of any
“GET IT AT HAWLEY’S.’*
Do You Smoke
Cigars?
If so, 3't>u should cot over*
look our line. We have been
buying cigars for particular pat
rons for a long time and we cer
tainly do know a good smoke.
'Phone ns.
Hawley’s Pharmacy
TRYON AND FIFTH 8T8.
'Phonts 13 and 260.
Academy Advance Sales Three
Days Ahsad.
Mr. .M. C. Graves and wife to Mr. \V.
T. Wilkinson, lui on East End. Consid
eration, ll.oOO.
Mr. C. ^1. Beam to Mrs. .J. S. Mc-
Whirter, lot in tlie ea.-tern section of
the city. lacing L.iwyer s road. Con
sideration, .'I.
The l’iH)ple's [.oan and Realty Com-
)iar,y to .Mr. .1^ S. Squires, a lot at the
inter.'Oc!ion of Xor'li ^McDo'vell and
Kast f'ifth stroet.s. Consideration. .$!,■
Mr. T. .1. Walker to Mr. .1. F. Royd
a lot on Seventh strucL. Consideiation,
Mr. T. W. Crowith, of The Greater
Charlotte Club, Is a strong advocate
of a t rafflc manager for the city.
Tile objefts of a strong Avell equip
ped Traffic Btireau are;
First. To iirovide the lowest avail-
a’Me transjiortation charges on goods
shijiped or received—to reduce to a
mininuini the freight cost.
Second. To protect its members
a.iiainst errors in overcharge and w'rong
clas:-5iflcation.
Third. To secure a correction of all
un.lust and discriniinative freight rates.
Fourth. To expand the tracie zone
and put members on an equal basis
with competitors.
To make the bureau effective it must
he conducted by a thoroughly compe
tent traffic manager, who understands
the railroad business on a comprehen
sive scale.
Reliable expert authority places die
e:--:tin''.ate of annual loss to sliippers in
the Fnited States throu.sh ovei’charge
in freight rates at Si;5.00i\000, most of
which is due to lack of knov. ledge of
the freight tarifl^s and classification.
Manufacturers will adopt everv avail
able method to reduce cost of produc
tion 2 per cent and at the same time
continue to pay from ten to fifty per
een^ excess frei-dit cost because they
do not Jnow how to remedy the troub
le with tho railroads.
The tariff mana.ger. equipped with
tho j)i’oper knov»iedge will supply the
j renie.iy. ,\s an ordinary er^aniple of
I how this works out, tlie following i*-'
j cited: innnui'acitirer was ahi;)ping
i wagons and shaft connections in box-
j PS. less carload, to Soathern territory
a: hardware, at .second class rate,
5ion TO Atlanta. Ga. The tralTic mana
ger advised him to describe his ship-
uiont as iron or steel ve’aicle parts
which carried a fourth-class rate of 76
cents reducing the freight cost twen-
ty-si.\ nor cent.
Dr. H. 0. Henderson, Dr. L. I. Gldney.
HENDERSON & GIDNEY
DENTISTS.
Office* Hunt bldg., 202^^ N. Tryon St.
'Phone 216.
F.L.BONFOEY
ARCHHcCT.
Supervision ot Construction*
Office 211 N. Tryon. Room 4.
HUGH W. HARRIS
ATTORNEY
Law Building. Cl'iariott^, N. O.
“Jordan’s on the Square.”
E. P. Purcell, President.
D. A. McLaughlin, . Pres.
Huyler’s Candy
Get some
today.
of the fresh shipnnent
R. H. Jordan & Co.
The ‘'Rexali'’ Store.
Graduate Nurses’ Register.
’Phone 7.
Si
There Is a Reason
A patriotic cii.izen has called at
tention to the fact that C'narlotte
lacks only 122 people of having as
many people as Greensboro and Dur
ham combined.
The fact that both Greensboro and
Duhham combined have 122 people
more tlian Charlotte—or had 122
more when the census was taken—is
probably due to the fact that 61
Charlotteans were in the two cities
at the time establishing new enter
prises with headquarters at Char
lotte.
Further, Raleigh and Greensboro
combined have only a few hundred
more than Charlotte, while Raleigh
alone has xa,040 less than Charlotte;
Asheville 5,496 less, Greensboro 18,-
363 less.
“Watch Charlotte Grow.”
Lave Cross Comes to Bat
DR. WU TING FANQ
Dr. Wu Tlng-Fang, at one time min
ister to the United States, who is
one of the leading spirits In the
Chinese crusade against queues. Dr.
Wu Ting-Fang and about 150 of
Shanghai’s leading citizens agreed,
at a recent public meeting, to wave
public sentiment and endeavor, by
example, to abolish queues In the
Land of the Poppy. Jan. 15th Is the
rate set by Wu and his followers
for the amputation.
While occupying the post of Chinese
minister to the United States for
the second time Mr. Wu Tlng-Fang
memorialized the throne In favor of
the abolishment of the feueue. Among
his reasons was the fait that Chin
ese In North, Central land South
America had been mocked and teas
ed because of their queues, and that
they had implored him to ask an
Imperial edict sanctioning the crop
ping of their hair and the adoption
of costumes worn in the Western
Hemisphere.
Any one could have told yesterday
that Lave Cross w'as in town. There
w’as a bunch of fans on the bleach
ers (in front of the Gem restau
rant) all day.
Lave touched the home plate yes
terday morning.
He is South on a month’s hunt,
and stopped here just because it was
home and he wanted it. He is look
ing fine, and is happy over next sea
son’s prospects. He will talk ball in
earnest next week. He has some
strong dope up his sleeve that he
will hand out to the expectant and
restless fans at an early date. The
the job from the jump, and its a
the job fro mthe jump, and it’s a
good bet that they are going to io
some awful hustling for the rag this
season.
W. F. Moody. .Tas. A. Henderson.
H. C. R.
For Catarrh
A local treatment for Catarrh
T-'hich will give instant relief;
and persistent use wdll affect a
permanent cure. This treatment
includes two sprays and a Nebu
lizer. We can furnish a num
ber of testimonials concerning
the efficiency of this treatment.
Complete outfit.
$2.50.
Tryon Drug Co
P. O. station, No. 1. 11 N. Tryon
Man is a Failure
When he has no confidence in him
self nor his fellow men.
When he values success more than
character and self-respect.
When he does not try to make his
w^ork a little better each day.
When he becomes so absorbed in his
work that he cannot say that life is
greater than work.
When he lets a day go by without
making some one happier and more
comfortable.
When lie tries to rule others by bul
lying instead of by example.
When he values wealth above
health, sell-respect, and tlie good opin
ion of others.
When he is so burdened by his bus
iness that he finds no time for rest Itnd
recreation.
When he loves his own plans and in
terests more than humanity.
W'hen his friends like him for w'hat
he has more than for what he is.
When he knows that he is in the
wrong, but is afraid to admit it.
W'hen he envies others because they
have more ability, talent, or wealth
than he has.
When he does not care what hap
pens to his neighbor or to his friend
so long as he is prosperous.
When he is so busy doing that, he
has no time for smiles and cheering
words.
expectations
be FI
passed by
—CARRENO
If you
famous
True as preaching. This also is true:
The place to buy your insurance is
at Insurance Headquarters, v/here you
get the best insurance on the market.
C. N. G. Butt k Co.
INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS
Auto Tires
REPAIRED, VULCANIZED^
RECOVKRED.
Inner Tubes Vulcanized.
We guarantee the.v will never leak
where we vulcanizu tbem.
First puncture. 50 cents.
Second puncture, 2& centJ.
Third puncture, 25 cents.
All sizes new tires can-led in stock.
Relay MTg. Co
23i and 233 s>. Tryon St.
E invite you to experience “the
reality^’ in the form of superb
Uprights and Grands now bein g
shown at our warerooms.
are yet unacquainted with the
KNABE TONE
take the first opportunity when down towi^
to hear its wonderful sweetness and depth,
its richness and power. Piano Tone will have
a new meaning f^ you and you will know
why the KNABE is regarded as the reigning
Queen among pianos.
Parker-Gardner Co.
EDUCATE FOR BUiSlNESS
Our graduates are always in demand.
Spring; term begins January 3. Special Rates Until January 1C
nev; Catalogue, Journal and Special Rates, write
For
BLAKE'S DRUG SHOP |
On the Square. ^
Prescriptions Filled Day and ♦
Night. ^
Prominent
Army Officer
SAYS HE CANNOT DO WITHOUT
Thies’ Salve
Mr. A. Thiee, Halle Gold Mine, P. O.,
S. C.: Dear Sir—Your letter of the 9th
inst., received, also the five boxqs
of SaJve. I have used the remedy for
over a year and find I cannot do with
out It. It affords me the only relief
which I can secure from my trouble
which, without it, is etremely painful
and annoying.
Very respectfully yours,
JNO. C. ROBINSON,
Maj. Gen. U. S. A.
“The Richmond,”
Washington, D. C. ' ^
25 Cents.
All Druggists.
Razor, a 50c
Strap, all for
$1.10
Friday and Saturday.
Thttfle are the highest quality,
fully warranted and the set sells
regularly for $3.50.
Take advantage of this Frl
day and Saturday Bargain.
John S. Blake
Drug Co.
'Phones 41 and 30C.
Registered Nurses’ Directory.
THE
SELWYN
HOTEL
EUROPEAN
Rooms $1.50 Per Day and Up.
Rooms vrfith Private Bath
$2.00 Per Day and Up.
CAFE OPEN UNTIL 9:30 P. M.
Prices Reasonable.
150 Elegant Rjcms.
75 Private Baths.
Located In the heart of Char
lotte, convenient to railroad
station, street cars and the busi
ness and shopping centre. Cater
to high-class c:'umercial ana
tourist trade.
Pure Water from our Artesian
Well, 203 1-2 feet deep, for sale,
6c gallon at Hotel.
10c gallon in 5-galion lots,
Delivered in Charlotte or at R.
R. Station.
EiDGAR B. MOORE, Proprietor.
Charlotte, N. C.
(InoOTporated.)
and
Raleigh, N. C.
25% to 50% off Regular Prices
For a Few Days Only
We have immense lines of Sterling: Silver Deposit Ware. Hawke'g C t
01a;5S, Fine China, Leather Bags, .Jewel Cases, Electroliers and Gold
elry that must be reduced and we have made this attractive cut so ih; t
you can get these thint’s v.’hich you still need for New Year Gifu- n; a
great saving. Con-ie now and get the best selections from this selec! siopk.
LINSB/ICK & ELAM, Popular Jew
“The Little Store With the Big Stock,”
West Trade St. Near the Square.
We Are Ready !
With the largest stock of WATCHES, DIAMONDS and JEWETx
RY that it lias ever been our pleasure to show. Two stores de
voted exclusively to Jev.-elry. Cu t Glass and Art Goods, gives us one of
the largest c::plays of Holiday Goods to be found in the South. A
visit to loth stores from our friends and custome’s will be api)r-
ciated.
Garabaldi, Bruns & Dixon
12 AND 14 SOUTH TRYON ST.
Start the New
Year Right
by getting a Monitor Radiator and
having a warm home. It’s five ra
diating flues give more heat radiation
for the amount of fuel consumed than
any other stove on earth.
Special Sale of t
19 11 t
Calendars
Today
One lot displayed In our
north window, formerly sold
from 75c to $2.00. Now
35c each; 3 for $1.00.
In our lower window Calen
dars formerly sold at 25, 35
and 50c, now
17c each.
Come early and get the best
bargaii^s.
Stone & Barringer
Company
22 South Tryon Street.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
X
J. N. McCausland
& 0>mpany
Stove Dealers and Roofing
Contractors.
221 8. Tryon Street.
♦
La Fraire Shoe for Women $3.50 and
ks
Everybody has shoes at these
prices but none so good as ours.
Buy your next pair here.
DeLane Slioe
Company
36 Elast Trade Street
Phone 1530—Job Print
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cm
If You Want Dry Coal, Buy
Stak.ndard
COAL
It IS all under shed and protected from
the weather.
IQ or ^
Standard Ice & Fuel Co.^'^
M. A. BLAND, Sales Agent (S)
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