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•Mrs. Larson Adds I'osti-
inony to That of Thou-
ands who Have Tried
Cardiii With Good
Rcsuhs.
.Mt. Ploasant. la.—•For ei^ht years ”
writON .Mr. li. T. f.arson, of this city.
! "I w.is a suiforci' with wonianly trMi-
! hit s. The (loi tor could only relieve
I :i!0 at times, 'rhon. I received u tall,
jwhieh added to luy suffering.
' The doetors wanted to operate, bnt
il eould not stand the tliontiht of that.
I >-0 1 (ie^’itii'd to try yotir iiu'dicine. ll
have received so much benetit! Ma>
God bk'^s Cardui. I consider it the
grandest medicine on earth. When- j
eevr anyone says anything about wo- i
manly troubles to me, I always re- I
1:1>: ‘Try c'ljrdiii. It did Wv>nders for;
:no, and it will do the same for you.’ ” I
If you S!iffer from any form of wo-
uianly weakness or irregularity, try
('’ardui. the woman’s tonic. It helps
i.ature to pc Term a cure in a natu’’a!.
i-a^y v;iy. j
its ingrc-iients are tnlld herbs, hav-.
I’l.c a ^«‘Utl«\ tonic effect, on the wo '
manly ('i'!it;ututioti.
It niali's for Im'reasod atrencth, im-
{iroves the appetite. tmcs tip the ner-
v.'us r-ysit'in. and hi'lps to make pale.
^;•!lo^^ olKoks. fivsh and rosy.
?\;any ladies have written to say
t’;at I'ardui is worth its woluht in gold.
If }ou are a woman, try it.
Your dnigeist sells Cardui. with full
Instructionti for us.
X. B.—Write to: T.adies’ Advisory
I'-ept.. Chattanoojia Medii'ine Co., Chat
tanooga. Tenn., f;ir Special Instruc
tions, and f‘. 1-pasie book. "Home Treat-
trent foj- Women," sent in plain wrap
per. ou request.
Charlotte B. &
43 rd Series
L. Association
Now Open
At the Associations Offices, 203 N. Tryon St
You can take shares now and be in Position to borrow the money
you need to improve the next good opportunity that comes to you
Money deposited with this Association earns more than
6 per cent, and is not taxed.
J. H. VAN NESS, Pres. WILLIS BROWN, Sec & Treas.
Attorneys: T. C. Gutherie, Herriot Clarkson
AUCTION SALE
...OF-
Valuable Real IBstate
AT 2:30 O’CLOCK, P. M., TUESDAY, MARCH 7TH, 1911.
I Tvill pell at auction, to the highest bidder, 28 valuable lots, also a si)lendid ten (10) room residence
having modern conveniences, ou the belt road just in rear of the piesent Pair Grounds at Dilworth.
These lots are near car line and in line of Charlotte’s greatest development—know'n as the T. W.
Ix)ng property.
The residence fronting 100x221 feet on the belt road, also the remaining 28 lots, will be sold SEPA
RATELY ONLY and not offered as a w^hole, so that if you bid in a lot you get it.
This i^s a tine op])ortunity for the small, as well as for the large, investor.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in six. twelve, and eighteen months.
Take any car f-.ir Dilworth, leaving car at Fair Grounds, the sale taking place at the property
a few blocks from that point.
A. Q. ORAIQ9 Agent
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of Warron-
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Wliile cnncedins Mr. Hloase is nor
I !-glectfnI of his friends, frankness
lompels us to say that we think Mr.
I' jck has s(MPe cause for grievance.—
(.'■dumida State.
The Western Union “Day Letter.”
TIi> Ia> Letter is the latest Wesi-
 rn I I-ion inni^vution to popularize
a id tAtciid the facilities 01 the tele-
,-raph service. 'I'haT (■cmpany announc-
■ s .■da.N the inau.utiraiit'u o!' the
wi.rd I-’ay L-tier as lue da> comi'anion
’■> the riity-word \ig!;t i.ettor, which
is now so much used lor all kinds
ot rorvi S'p..ndenco.
1' is jiisi a year since the Western
• !'i.)ii l. r.nr-licd ilit Xisht Letter and
:re iM'i;::;;arl:y and s;i(.-(.ss of ti\a.
.-orvice in pr(.\iiling tlie means f(>r an
t'N'cndefl i'sc oi the. tciegvai:li by the
i’r:’D’ic has prompted the c;»mi)any to
i^ive to the i)ublic similar advantages
in the day service.
Tlie Day Letter i.s- to he written in
■ l'::.Hlish; code langu-'sie or coilo
, ' a’d.s lii-r ac.'’r>ptefl, Lay Letters arc i >
j be traii.-.j i: teil a.-^ tiie facilities of
hhe c;unpany will permit uuring ir.isl-
j ness I'lours of the day, full rate tele-
, ..rams having priority of transtiii-?-
I siwn.
i .\s tlie wires of the company are in
I much d..-mand during the mid-d.;.'
: ?)urs. ii is advisable that I’ay Letters
I should bi' filed a.s early in the da>- as
I jiossible. This is desii'able so that
: tlic ciunpany may d*. spatch and deliver
• •;ay Letier.S' wiiliin the business h.ou.s
i of the day on whif ii they are tiled.
Day Leiiers will be accepted at all
offices of the Western L nion at any
hour during the day, or they may be
sent in by telephone.
The rate charged for a Day Letter
of fifty words hr less is one and one-
half times the fifty word Xiglit I.etrer
rate, and for each additional ten word.-i
or less one-fifth the initial charge. For
example, the Night Letter rate between
New York and (’hicago is "jO cents, the
Lay Letter rate will be one and one-
hali timesf tliat of T'> cents, with Ij
cents for each additional ten words.
Tlic New Y(jrk-San Francisco Night
Letter rate is $1.00; the Day Letter
rale SL50,
The Day Letter and the Night T^etter
give the rnited States the cheapest
telei:raph service in the world.
AT WILMOORE
among the pines, at the foot of Mint
street, wo have some very attractive
lots at $300, on side streets at .'5400;
terms S.'»o cash, and ?10 ]>er month,
or liberal discount for cash.
Or at the fiH)t of Tryon street, close
to Dilworth car line and South 1'ryon
car line, we v.ill sell y:.va fine, level
li;(s ;)0x200 in size, for .$000. $700 and
and on easy terms. So near town
ou can w;il!; to business in ten or
■ iftecn minutes.
W? have i)een so busy with other
developments for t)ie ]>ast yv'ar liiat
ihis ];articular sulmrb has been ne.g-
lecte(l. but this year is to be \Vil-
mccro year and deve’oiunents will be
pushe(i and many l(^ts sold.
1 n!k at ihf f'ity maj; ;’nd you will
note that \' ilmoore is closer to the
business and industrial sections of
tlie cit>' than any otiior development,
and it is a fa:'t that vou can buy a lot
Farm Sargains
43 acres, 6 miles from the square, on macadam.
126 acres, 5V2 miles from the square, on macadam.
11:3 acres, 6 miles froin the square, on Belt road.
These farms are on and near the Providence road, on which great de-
j velopments are in contemplation for the near future; they are good farms,
I and are bargains at the price offered for the next v/eek, $60 to $65 per acre,
j Good terms on same. Now is the time to acL
I We still have some “East End” lots and city propertv
i W. T'. Wilkinson & Co.
; Room 6 McKinnon Bidg.
Phone 439.
lower ]»rice than
a k't a mile fur-
to Black.
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ti> J i' II UN,- '.la'-lc.i.illy
? 0; 52,'f : ll yi'f\ not, there
! ijid iis-ji ■■ j(,hii Black,
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I'.it ll flse .‘•■aifi’ ^c')Injiof* (Q
eriiary is soiiieilaiiLr, iiuiet'd
'iI (if*a!. the : ai:;o time
1^1 hip wrmit? : ■* i:i 1. lifmiLnd
■ mi'lete iM'e^tir# >^| t'-.,.
Horrible Example.
North Carolina is the only state in
the union that does not give the veto
t nwer to the governor. With South.
Swutii (’arolina’s example, the Oil.
Hi ate is likely to sit tight for a siiell
longei-.—Columbia State.
For Rent
STORE ROOMS
store room No. 4 and G Soutli
Poplar St., fKX.-v spacc, 38x74, ?50.00
Store room. 1602 South Boule
vard $.30.00
&04 N. Graham St 25.00
902 N. Graham St 10.00
\ brick sto. e room. Ue-lmont Ave $17.50
RESIDENCES.
7 roomr,, modcru, East 5tn St.
extended 20.00
7 looms, jnodern, 712 East 4th
St 25.00
7 rooms, modern, 718 East 4th
St 2.').00
7 room:!, modern, 720 !']ast
41h St 2.",.00
4 rooms, 30G N. McDowell .c.. 8.00
4 rooms, 1213 N. Davidson St.. 7.00
7 rooras, modern, 423 Elizabeth
Ave 30.00
11 room?, modern 610 N. Bre-
v?..d St 31.00
Brown & Co.
in tl'.is sul'’iib at ;
is for nKiny
ilu'V fr'-i'i tlir cHy.
j Ti;.* ho!ii : . , i:('r, tiio ’•^.vc.-tor. tlie
btiilder, will r.ijK' th.osi f .ct^ ;iii(i get
in lino socii for V.'ilmoo''o lots.
i F. C. Abbott k Co,
i “Evervthing in Rec.i Estate.”
I Trust Building.
You Arc Cordially Invited
to Attend the
Formal Opening
of our
New Store
at
15 E, Trade Street
Wednesday
Evening
Hours: 7 to \ 1 p. m.
SOUVENIRS TO ALL
VISITORS
...MUSIC...
NO GOODS SOLD
Open for Business
Thursday Morning
March 2nd
Ladies’ Strap
OXFORDS
$2.50, $3.00 and $3.50.
Veh'ot. Suede, Patent Leather and
Gun Metal. Newest styles and great
est values.
Get a pair at
1 he Corner Shoe Store
FOREMAN 6 mILLER CO.
New Interest Quarter
JANUARY 1st will be the beginning of a NEW INTEREST QUARTER.
DEPOSITS made from now till January 5th will draw interest from Jan
uary 1st.
i3egin the New Yea.r by starting a SAVINGS ACCOUNT — Deposits re-
•dn .tvnoQ £^0 t«oa.j paAtao
Our Time Certificates bear interest from date.
Southern Loan & Savings Bank
JNO. M. SCOTT. President.
W. L. JENKINS, Cashier.
Stone & Barringer
Company
Books, Stationery, Art Goods.
Good Values in Real Estate
One double corner East 71 h street In “Pines”
Double lot, 132 feet front. Central Avo
Double lot 132 feet front, Louise Avc
7-rooni modern home; J'^H/.abeth Ave
G rooms, modern, South .Myer.s ..
And many other very attract I vo projiosit ions.
Peoples Loan & Realty Co.
$3,000
$2,S5Q_
.$2,000
$;’,.s.">o
What’s the Use, Boys
of boosting the Greater Charlotte Club, of trying to bring manufac
turing plants and various new enterprises here, of real honest work to
improve public utilities, of efforts to attract capital, when a lot of ever-
busy little politicians pollute the air, not with new principles, im
proved ideas of government or propositions for municipal betterment,
but simply a change of personality, no reason assigned—just giving
vent to their insatiable desire to rule or ruin. How much have they
done-—and y6u know who they are—to really help Charlotte? Precious
little. Why don’t they do a little to help the city, rather than always
trying to muddy the waters, to feather their own nests, to vent their
petty spite and -to satisfy personal grievances?
AFTER ALL, FELLOWS,
it’s better to look to your own safety, your own peace of mind, your
own pocketbook, by carrying just as many shares as you can with
Keesler and the Mutual, for that’s a combination that fails not to be
there with the goods at the appointed time. There’s naught but worry
and disappointment and poverty for the average politician, for many
hunt the pie but few eat it. It’s always so with the herd that spends
a life hunting for the feather beds. Quit the damnable job, buy a
shuck mattress and go to work. Let the other fellow be the idiot and
do the politics..
WHY, TM JUST AS HAPPY
as a big sunflower, and I did it “with my little hatchet.”
E.L. Keesler, Sec. & Treas
'Phone 344.
25 S. Tryon St.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
W. L. Nicholson, Mgr.
C. R. McGinn, Salesman.
309 Realty
’Phone 313.
Building.
FOR RENT
Basement under brick store in North Charlotte $ 6.00
Modern 8-rooni house, 30S West 12th street 20.00
Modern 9-room house, 615 N. Caldwell street 25.00
Modern 6-room house, 509 Kingston Avenue 25^00
Modern fi-room cottage, 409 Temi)leton Ave 15.00
Modern 5-room house, 00 and 702 Ii]ast 9th street, each .. .. .... 1.5.00
Modern 5-room house 1007 S. Tryon street 20 00
Modern G-room house 306 East 9th street 20 00
Modern 6-room house, 1118 S. Caldwell street . " .V !! IS'00
.5-room house IS West Palmer street 1 ' 10 50
Modern .5-room house 314 East 9th street IS 00
Modern 8-room house, 301 N. Brevard street ‘’^ 00
J. Arthur Henderson & Bro.
RENT LIST OF THE SOU’'HERN REAL ESTATE LOAN
COMPANY
Large warehouse, corner 5th and Graham
North College Street Offices
Two connecting offices over Relk Bros *. .V.
8-room Flat over Sarratt’s Store .
8-room dwelling East 7th St. Extension
-iooni dwelling East 7th St. Extension
4-room cottage corner College and Liddell
4-room cottage 707 N. Caldwell ..
4-room cottage South Myers St
4-room cottage, 11 Catherine St V.
4-room cottage 13 Catherine St ....
4-room cottage West 6th St '
4-room cottage, Belmont ■ •
3-room cottage, Seversville •
Several apartments in large brick R ail din 'on
Several offices in the new Howell Avcade on'
all new, ground floor, well lighted.
'PHONE US NO. 236.
Announcemer;
Our offices have been moved from the 4C's br.i] :-” ■
224, second floor, of the Piedmont Building, whevo ■■
our new building on South Trj*on street is erecteo.
Charlotte Consolidated Gonstrucli
Company
"Phone No. 155.
Business Property For S
on Trade Street
The property is situated close in, being in the heart o:
ness part of Trade St. The property has 3.‘] ft. froiuau' , .
140 feet, and brings in $3,;00 per year. It is ; r.
onable price for only a few days. Call and .see u,- ii i
in real estate of any kind.
J. E. MURPHY &
’Phone 842.
229 S. Tr
yo^ 3t
Houses For Rent
8-room house, modern, 316 N. Ercvard St ;
5-room cottage, modern. Grove St., NVoodlawn ;
4-room cottage, 411 Pegram St., per week
5-room cottage Lillington and Craighead Ave ’ ;
6-room house, modern, 514 N Cak]v«ell St
10-room house, city water, corner Mint and Palmer St
Carolina Realty Co
O. J. THIES, Presidei't.
B. R. LEE. Secretary.
211 N. Tryon St.
W. D WILKINSON. Treas. & :
J. P. LONG, Salesman.
Pl'.on*
219 N. TRYON ST.
‘FIRE INSURANCE.”
Charlotte National
On the Square
Depository for STATE, COUNTY AND CITY. This pf-nr - pf
gressive bank solicits the accounts of all classes, large or tl: ,
Business, personal and accounts of corporations receivi.
ful attention.
OFFICERS:
J. H. LITTLE, President. J. F. ROBERTSON, v:
^y.O. M. SCOTT. Vice Pres. W. H. TWITTY, Casbi- r.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW IN
Real Esta
AT OUR OFFICE
We offer just now, subject to sale
THE GRESHAM RESIDENCE on West Trade St.. just helo' !v
Depot, a beautiful new place, with large lot and lino ^ ’ t
would like to give you details of this property.
A FINE LARGE DILW’^ORTH HOME, with large lot about ir.'x'
trees and shrubbery, great big garden with" fruit wcl' '-in
handsome ten-room residence, hot water heater, elcci.ic
complete. This will interest any home-scckcr.
AN ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME, Ransom Place, with ibor.'
to car line and convenient to business.
A VERY PRETTY NEW PIEDMONT HOME, with large c ;
looking Independence Park; house strictlj’^ up-io-date.
SEVERAL BUSINESS PROPERTIES INVESTMIZNT ri^ht 1
Charlotte, at prices ranging from 10,000 for vacant h-
for large corner brick building.
THE CROWLEY FACTORY PROPERTY at the foot nf tib
Southern Depot; just the location for nianufacturinc: or ■
poses. The building has been put in first-class cjuiJI :iV'
SALE or for RENT on term lease.
SPRING IS COMING
and you will soon want to build. We have one thou.=and ■
in Charlotte to offer you at wholesale' and • retail price
Piedmont, Hillcrest, Wilmoore and scatierod lot.- in !■
suburban locations and on the most fu\o;aIi!e of tv'vn's u” ■
for cash.
FOR EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE
Always Consult
F. C. Abbott & ۥ