8 THF charlotte news, march 1. 191
“'Fell it to I'he Town Through
. THE NEWS.”
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■pilONt: 23:18 for ail Kinds of wood.
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PER WORD
\\’.\NT1'!,D; For Sale. For Rent,
.'>i. i-'oiind. Stolen. To Let.
Phone llo.
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V \NT£D ♦
F II Ki^N'I' - Atli\'uni\e fix-ioom home
IvifiUod N'oiih Pojilar. Thont' 102.
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J'C>R KI'XT—.'-rooiu rortaco. Iarp:e
■-•.anlcn. So. Tiyoi!. Phono .T.
>!'• .Ill Sn'iiil.. 2,s-L‘t
:rfKXl) I.\ your name to The News
If you wouid Mke lo iiave two ticket?
to Mdi-'or.ia—free.
•lASiM.'ii A.\t‘r:Ksox. .\. navui-
son, is onlltU'd lo two l'r»'e lickots
to k(iisoiiia oi’ Ainus«‘ T l)y cain'i.u,
;it Nrws onic.' for ti’cin ix'l'o’.r I
]>. in. ’I'hursday.
Ol'R FlXTCKl'jS are tlu' very best.
Call nrouiul, vc'll do the rosi. Ym
\»ire forms :;nd we'll wire for you.
(ilohe 1 ;i('oi 1 ic (\). :t^|. . 27 tf
Fashion Letter
New York, March 1.
Die present style of short jacket
w'th a coat and skiii costume abso
lutely j>recludes any possibility of ever
wearing the co;u of the sun with one
ot the other frowns in the otitfit, and
makes esential tlu' ])io\idinu, of a
loiii; wra|> iu i lu' warilrohe decided up
on lor the first days of spring;. When
ii is wiihin the.taiige of the dress
alowance to buy us fancy dictates, the
well-uowned wcjuian will select at
least two and perha))s as many as five
i'i‘ SIX W!ai:s of different wci.^lits and
- - ^ ... ,!si\l('» lor her si)rin,i; cosIuum's, but
SLOC.\X Wear Di. ('.ni; >hrH's gla.ss-1order wiiji .ureater care
e.-' ana watch C'iuirlotto grow. i> E. |" 'l* purchase a lonj; semi-fitted wrap
Trade St. l2-oU-tl! I black satin or lichtes( weight cloili
lasliioned iu such a model that it will
I (WI.lj I'OR, repair and deliver your
I’luuu' 1' .V. Ik'Xv'dt n,
li'lo I'^ast I raile. 12-27 li
X.
f'l'R RKXT -IvrcH'ni cottage near n)y j
icsi'.loiu’e in lOliAabeth Heights. Tu- |
hrl'i' well atiii garden, nt'r ]
w c’v. McP Wat’sin.^ 22-tf '
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♦ FANCY BRED POULTRY AND ♦
♦ . EGGS. ♦
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ri'RK r’IvKI> I*rown Leghorn eggs for
hMrch.iug. $1.i)o a seUing. 31. ]\I.
Wallace. ‘*'1^ North Prcvard Si.
'Phone lT-4t-\ved-sat
be suitable for day or evening wear
as occasion demanls.
F( »R R t'\XT ~ T’n’t'o or fmr furnished
I'v infurni.'hoil rov>nis for light
1.0-- -'keci 'r.i:. Firsi llo.'-. Tlione
- ■i '- i. -No. ic S. (’ald^^eii St. 1-l‘t
PFRK HK1-!I> Pro'A'n L'''ghorn eggs for
atching. Al. :\I. Wallac*,', I'OS North
i’.revard St. 'Phone 502-,I.
S- It-wed-sat
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\:i I 'n\I nici'i t's R-^'O vea^^onri'e. j
ni;in iT-'tv-rrcd. 'Fhouc Mrs.
«’:-';'!un, 21-tf
v'':-; 'll'XT - Ti-r-'.''■ cf^:tn"e. ba'li. toi-
w,^'tr in l.’Tci'cn. 'iruated 1
^ ( i. - from Tiio Mi'iare. Pi ice
wi'h water rent j'aid. •‘Rc.v," ca-e
N.v's. -Mi:
SIXFiIjK FOMl? White Ori'ington eggs
tt'r hatciiini. ■ Eli/iabeih Poultry
’i'arils. Tiu-n'* i :)t
i'RAll\I.\ I\(vlS for hatching.
I F.i/.a;‘c'.ii I’oul'r:- \ ards. 'Phone
2b-;t
\\'.\.\TI'l - S.'coini
l.'iii r,r 2"ii ^•gg.
Xews.
hi; lid incnbaror.
"Incubator," care
27-:’.t
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RFXT
St root.
h.oiise,
1 b n; y Culp.
310 i:.
201'U
FAXCY VOFLTRY AND KGGS are
e;'.sii> through i^dvertisements
in liiis I'-luirn.
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MISCELLANEOUS
i
P. A. Ir'
\VH.1. PFY twelve good laying pullets,
iiure '"tock Reds, liocks or W.\an-
dottes I'referred. Name lowest cash
Juice, il. P. W., care News. 2S-ot
I I’FnAR POt^TS for sale.
I '.la*tii'ws. X. C.
I...
in.! A QUICK SAT.E of your stirplus
■;U i oETgs and breeding fowls can be
' - “ —- —I • made through tliese :\dvertiseineuts.
•\:.L 1'HIS \\ i-'I'Y. Sri'.'iwherry, V;,uii-| —
’a and (.'hovolate .'reani. Tryon li’ ug
2 I -til
-F’ I ^ P^'^^ RlTFRi^. all niaKTi^, for
i ;;iirs hy t.ii t'ry cvpert. '^.iTi^^fac-
ti ii sruar.-Ti ♦ f 1. .iniie>:. 1'uc Typc-
\\;;'r .Man. ■'-arlotte. N.
1 j-tf-wed-sun
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lY - A!...-
't > FFLLu\\- CONSrMPTl\'ES--Will
■;-> ’ci. yo'\ ^ niy remark:;i>le
’'i-’.ce. !. M. Reyiviids.
’ . ■.ul Na i >;i:il Uanlv. Ci,'ii:!nbt'
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^ LOST AND FOUND. ♦
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'.(/ST—IV-athci' boa between crock
a’l l Klizabc h College, lleturn lo
1 ; W. Scvci.tl: ^-i. i-ar
formed of tw'o lengths of material fas
tened down the center and at each side
to form, sleeves, from a pattern that
the vei'iest novice can copy, and wdien
bordered at the top and about the
end of the sleeve openings with a band
of passementerie braid or a fold ot
s-atin, will make as effective a wrap
as could be desired. A lining wijl give
warmth, but if the cloth is of sufficient
ly heavy quality no lining w'ill be ob
ligatory. As a black coat can be w'orn
with a gown of any color, a black
wraj) lined with a shade to correspond
with the gown with which it is intend
ed to wear it most often is strongly to
be advised.
The Length of Sleeves.
As a wrap i» intended primarily as
a means of warmth or at any rate
protection for the gown worn beneath,
it is well to ha\e some means of fas
tening it close to the throat, although
for daytime it may be opened en
tirely over the front of the waist.
Short sleeves are once more in vogue
for all elaborate dress, but for a wrap
sieves of full length are cerraini ythe
most practical.
Quite distinct from the long satin
coat, blit an ennally necessary part
ot the outfit, is a long heavy ulster
for traveling o" motoring. Not every
one is so fortunate as to be the pos
sessor of a motor car. but nowadays
it iS’ necessary to be prepared for an
occasional ride in the automobile of
some more fortunate frieiid. Ratline,
trimmed with black satin is much in
fashion, but genuine English and
Scotch ulsters with loose backs and
long shoulder seams, the coats fa&h-
ioned of rought water-proof tweed, are
the favorite cloaks for rough wear.
Homespuns fn.ni the lightest, most
ex]>ensive qualities to the very cheap
est grades are the favorite materials
Business fiuiiders
GROCERS
Fresh Currants 5c.
Only a few cases to ]>e sold at this
price. \ou would have to pay 10c
at credit places. Dates .5c; peaches
and prunes 10c; apples 8 1-iic; j)ie
peaches 3 , >r 2.jc. Porto Rico mo
lasses 4!Sc ilon.
Bridgers & Co.
W. Trade St.
Fine Lot Fat Hens and Fresh Eggs.
W. M. CROWELL
Phone 1062. 200 E. Morehead St.
Our Supply
of genuine Smithfield hams are now
in. They will not last long. Hams will
be kept by us for customers only at
their own risk, same to be charged on
the day purchased.
Miller-Van Ness Co.
“The Place."
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■mm
o; XD-
oihce,.
i'i^■i. dollar bili.
Cail New.s
J-2L
'AX‘) FMFROli/FRY- A^ fino
r; ;; ■ V - i-', c(MM't covers.
■ ■ . 'ciros. bibs, benu
‘ ’’u;.F\i *'
line of
jaliots.
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t. nriliei. choi'-e
'"n'!' .s;p;.a'4e.
i iu>ne 1 ^''M. C.
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HACKNEY BnOb. COrvlPANY
P^umcmg & Heating—Jobbers in
Supplies.
“So-E.isy-To-Fix" Pumps, Gasoline
I'^ugines. Ti-'ira Cotia and Flue Pipe,
Wr-Trrht Iron Ppe and Fittings.
Ncs. 6 and S W. 5th St.
Phones 312 & '!C47. Char'-otte, N. C.
p
onipli
jone 1 -j
He
I i'--:"i:;'ing. ac-
>;‘iriuu. -vientili-
till, tl;.- 'I'uii-
2^-!.t
rOR RENT
1 4-rocni cottage, I0u9 E. 4th St. City
water.
1 .'j-rocm cotta"c, 71:: K. 9th St. Mod-
_ i ern conveniences.
lAOS HAYKS .V SOXS will .ell at ^ 1 G-room house, 21o N. Myers St. Mod-
■ 'Kfioa .‘,1 h',id gi'.id mules and; convct.icnces.
• .\l;i;ch T.t i o'cWK.ii, ; t'.-n om house l!)4 Wc.'^t Eeleventh,
. '.\'lii‘a ..t r t .^’iulile, C!-i' I.'t ■ e. .X i n^odei'u.
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•IXm I:L.\KK !»RF(; CO. have that
-Mc.-.t i^ch rt‘nn dy. Hornets' Nest
i an-l Ec/.-ma C)ir.im-nr. -ji
Phene 312.
L. H.ACKNEY
6 W. 5th St.
'Phar.e 1028.
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'1-. l.S .XI-..ST I fh run'ment will
t.i ; r. t fi‘i !U n[ ;T( !i ( y
F'; .-ale by Jno. S. Blake
21-tf
Chrcnic Diseases
of Men and Women
A 1 .-■ KNT .\D in this column may
I ’ r *-/ nO 1b’V'insps.
For a N0'"ARY
1 i;U!e 1 t;'
I CBLiC
quick—
24-tf
aj j.vort:
.. VI\VI RKPRESHXTATIVE. Miss 1.
. I' I XeuuH-yer. lull* l^a.^t Ave. J6-ft
, lilt. XKW S .](>].’ (ji'l icIj equipi)ed
; ; i',, r your Juu i’riiiting. ’l-’iione
; . ; - . ri
T Ff»R hS1T.\i.\'r)-:s on i>luinbjng call'
... i)u'!ir-v iMuinbing Co., Piione 723.1
' ‘ Hov. cll ArcaUe. 2;M)I
■■ ‘C'j .ot J, f). - • - - j
e H H \\ ORK.MAXSHIP w.- guarantee, j
^ il ha\'; no tr^jubh; about, the M e.
'*"1 wi.- :i-r .1- au(i we ll wire for
“'*• ‘-'■'■h'' Eluctiic Co. IMione
. ‘ ' 27tf!
nf-;;d to - ..
Sh pnent of Horsea
Mules .. t :»‘'eiv-
aid Tl-I.H II 7 0 THP^ TOWX*' at one
«»nt a word—in The News Want
Coluum
Stables.
W(. r
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♦ FOR RtNT A
!'• A.X.A.XAS fro!u Lambry & Co., the
ii' w fruil |j(‘0))le. 'J'he best kind of
!ri.i' at tiie iowf-st prices. t:;Ul on
i.-i at lil h. Ihiid St., opposite the
Iflcphone building. The best 13a-
nana Rooms in the city. We run four
'\ holt-: ah- hfjusf's in the Carolinas
iind (ieonria. Phone ^^7.7^
' THI.S WEEK. Somek Havana
; hx’ras. 1 ryon Drug ('o. 27-6t
RKXT—6-roorn nude!
'•.orth Caldwell si.ee
■i- 1- .X:>rtb C'. 1.
houcr-,
vV. p.
1 ..’t
-tell it to the TOWN- at one
cent a word—in The News Want
Column.
RENT —1-rooi I lvr.se 4 iv w.
ri. Appl> ('I' X. (li'aham
2'^ ::t
•MKS, DR. MOOFiE. Painless Toofh
Extractor. ()ffic; 2:}'/^ W. Trade St..
‘ 24-7t
Cha; lot II
—One good ba -n. also ear-l'WiiAl
:.f>u.'^e. will rent hiap. .'.i*;
• l!h-tf; h:
.\T
Is your greatest asset in bu.s-
■\f>nr eyes. I*rf>tect them by
_ _ ;! v;ug Dr. (’ampbell iirescribe your
Front oflice rr-ouj in Car-' 1^1 12-30-tf
:u,g. Ten dollar:,, M I II\l. .%?Y noi H|.7wlT«^^
-'-.-tl in talb'd and it was perfectly beauti-
I ,.,0 »• II f I work'.' Why, th(!
I.a.ge w»ll lijini.'-hed . (.I.il.e Me tric Co., r,f course. You
baib. Api.lr 4iit.; wire f„i .,„,i „.e’ll wire for you.
Cl(»h. I'llectlif; ('()_ l'lion- H2I. 27-tf
”HKAP—Nice store roomlc/>
I  ar Tryon. \V. C. Dowd,
'rti'e. X-21-lt
•';’>'ii;*:Rixi': chapman, r.ot; w. 7th,
liil r(cej\(. I wo li fe li(;kels to lO'li-
* ' 'r Amuse C by Calling at
\ew.s oiiiec lor them' 'I'hursday be-
loi- 4 o'chx k.
' .shaies par $2o.(i»
liiifacturing conipanv —
•‘.it -lui-annual divi-'Yv>r 1,1, |.'ix,, , i.j.s i„ vorv
" 1 :or (puck sale. Ad-; true. Il' .\f,n’|I v-ire Utr us w«>’ll wire
■ ''luu;, cuic News. lor ^ou. (Jlubc • lOleclric Co. I'hone
U-Hi i)2i. 27-tX
if you are sjilrorlng Irom any dla-
ease and iiave uoi beeu able to get
rt!ief, see L»r. Aloss ai once and have
a thorough exaiUiuaLioii. The doctor
has tiie couiiifjuc« people uy
being on the square tonesc witn
the public. Nv det-rption, no laise
promises. II you ar»i afliicted witii
lilood Poison, I\ervouii, Decline, Ca
tarrh of .Head, Thic/Uc. or Liungs, or
any stomach and Mver 1 rouble, Piles,
Kiieuniatiiim, f*eisa/9 Diseases of
long standing, or any cnronic disease
of any nature, I exu.-na a cordial in
vitation to call ane consult me free of
charge. Those wlio know me and
know my o‘lict3 know 1 uin an enthu
siast over niy work, and while 1 have
to have pay for my work as a mat
ter of course, my charges are what
I and the patient thing proper, not
based on seeing bow much I can
scare and squeeze out ot some poor
unfortunate piece of humanity. If you
will appreciate honest business meth
ods and conscientious service, I shall
be pleased to sie you at ray office. A
I)ersonal visit is preferred, but the
lad that you are out of town and
cannot call need not deprive you .of
my services. If you cannot* call, write
for particulars, mode of treatment,
prices and terms. Letters and office
calls are free and confidential.
DR. WM. H. MOSS. Specialist.
•Rooms 3 and 4 Davidson Building,
East Trade St., Charlotte, N. C.
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. nn.
Sunday* tt to 1.
Three-piece gu\^n.- oi tussah. rajati
rTOd all such niarerialtj will be, of
course in evidence Fnis year, for the
throe-piorc costume is too useful a
f^tyle ot dress to be abandoned lightly
b> Dame Fasiiion. At the same time a
i.^fket is not now con.«-idered an oblig
atory jiart of the gown provided for
s])ring weddings and recoiitions. and a
smart aftei’tioon gown with a long
cloak ot sa'in or cloth which can lie
woin with this dress or any other
irovk in tiie out tit at will, is often
tound lo make the best investment.
The New Eton.
Ol course, in tlie matter of coats,
j no style departure has come with.
I quite sum'll startling suddenness as the
j revival of the Eton jacket. Ever sinco
I early last fall tiie fashion authorities
I have been predicting the .return of
j the waistline coat, biit milady has ac
cepted the prediction with a grain of
salt until wiiliin the j)ast few weeks
; and now' she suddenly ilnds that her
neighbor and her neighbor's daughter
^ are wearin.g Eton coats. So she immed-
I iately procures one of tiie new models
j and registers a mental vow that ‘‘next
■ time’ she vvill uot disregard iier mod-
j iste’s advice.
; In the firs-t illustration is shown one
I of the smartest of tiie neAv short coats.
It was ])ar( of a pongee suit designed
tor a trip io [Jermuda. 'I'he body and
sleeves and coat v\ere cut in one—a
significant indication of the continued
IJopularity of the peasant blouse. The
closing was outlined with . band of
blue s-atin and this material w-as used
to trim the skirt and for the cuffs.
The long half-fitted wraps fall eith
er quite to ihe hem of the skirt or are
but a few inches shorter, while in addi
tion to the Eton, there are also separ
ate jackets trimmed fancifully and
reaching no further than the hips, but
lor separate coats there are no in-be
tween lengths. In some models’ the
back is plain, in others there is a high
Empire belt of soft folded or rolled sat
in. The front of this coat generally
fastens over loosely with a large
buckle or fiat button about the 'waist
line. The majority of these w'raps are
la&hioned with the sleeve in one piece
with the rest of the material, and it
is necessary to leave the arm opening
■wide so that the most delicate slee^’e
■^’ill not be crushed beneatii it.
Sailor Collars.
The sailor collar in all imaginable
widths and lengths is the favorite
finish for all cof»tsr, and even a long
w’rap shows no exception to this rule.
On a black satin coat, white is most
often used for collar and cuffs, but a
bright shade of blue or a deep gold
yellow are seen on a number of the
newest models, and wdien the lining
corresponds- in color, the effect is unde
niably smart. W’hen the’ coat is of a
decided shade, as sapphire blue, scar
let, green or one of the fashionable
tints of purple or mauve, black satin
collar and cuffs are sometimes seen,
while again a lighter S'hade of the
color of the w^rap is employed and it
is difficult to say w’hich is the more
effective.
It is imssible to fashion an exceed
ingly smart wrap in one of tlie ahvays
good sleeveless models at ridiculous-ly
small cost from a piece of the new
fleece-back satins. These w’raps have
only large openings for'the arms, the
material stitched together again be
neath the opening in such a manner as
II
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Figure 2.
of the &3ason for ail simple suits and
wraps. For young girls, blanket coats
in a new dark shade of brown are pop
ular for college and boarding school,
although there is also a distinct vogue
for the Engiisii ulsters among S'chool-
girls. An ulster tnust always be able
to fasten up close at the throat, and
have long sleeves with wrist shields
to keep out the wind and rain. English
corduroy, rubber lined, makes the
smart raincoat of the yeai*. The sec
ond illustration show& a most attrac
tive little afternoon frock fashioned
from the two fabrics—a style that
seems to be increas-ing in popularity.
Modern Homes
For Rent
Six rooms, splendid lot, close in, 309
E. Sixth St $25.00
Six rooms, all modem, 1405 E. Seventh
St $17.00
Five rooms, very close in, 316 East
Fifth St $15.67
Seven rooms, very desirable, 2005 E.
Fifth St., Elizabeth $20.00
“Joine the Greater Charlotte Club
and help Charlotte grow.”
Union Loan and
Realty Company
MORRIS E. TROTTER, Manager.
16 East Trade St. 'Phone 349
Storage
furniture, household GOODS,
MERCHAISlDISe, ETC.
Phone 1578 for Rates
to really torm .leeve^The coat talAn,.rieiin •?•?•«»« * Warehou.. Co.
Jellies and Prcieserves.
I have a full line of Goodwin s Jel
lies, Preserves and Apple Butter
which you all know is the best on the
market.
G. O. Thles,
’Phone 119 and 2116
Meal Made From Select Corn.
Fresh grouno and silted the old-
fashioned way, is a real luxury whom
made into bread, muffins, mush, pud
dings or dressing. We make it fresh
every day and never keep it on hand
to get stale. Ask your grocer for it
and have no other. If he can not sup
ply you phone us direct and you shall
be promptly supplied.
ALEXANDER BROS.
'Phone 2561.
Ten-Round Bouts
By Associated Pres?,
Indianapolis, Jnd Mti-,.
round boxing contests i,
this fiiy toiiighr bet-Vi-,'-; i .
of Omaha, and .lim '
burg. welter\v>ii?:ins • / i
mond, of .Mihvaukee. •- .! ' .
ler of thi, city„ i’iui,',
matche.s wili be liciui ..
of bouts at different a^’
Iu Hiiiie oi' tlif
ol living is going up wri-
mains stationer\.
Children C.
for fletchei? 5
C A S T" O i
Children O’
for FLEtCHES.
C A S T O P
SCHLOSS THEATi-?.'^; r Ar-
Tomorrow Night
Mr. W. L. Radcliffe Preseni
Famous
METROPOLITAN GRA\D
CONCERT CO
Mme. Chilson-Oi]tniH:i s.-,
Miss Adah llus.se', ( t.ivr
Mr. .T. iJumliird liuffc', rV
Mr. P''rederick .Ma!*:' p..
Miss Susie Foi^l p; ; V'
Seats on Sale ;:i F ■« ,
Pnces $;.oo
Fancy Grape Fruit.
We have some very choice thin skin
ned large grape fruit fresh and de-
Icious, also some fresh potato chips.
S. R. LENTZ
Fred Cochrane, Mgr. 'Phone 251
UlSCELLAAEoUS
FOR SALE
Beautiful building lot, overlooking
the city; fine location. Price very
low. Party wants the money.
See
Shoemaker & Wallace.
225 X. 'i ryon St. ’Phones, oiiice 242,
• Residence 444-J, 5t)l-J,
Graham Street Market.
The finest cute of Beef, Pork, Veal
and Lamb, delivered promptly at fa
vorable prices. Pure pork sausage,
choice hams, and home-made lard a
specialty. Fresli fish daily.
R. M. .VicCREE
'Phone 796.
Profession
jGjrds
A Dental Specialist
Diseases of the gum.s anr;
Gold or porcelain inlays, -
celain restoration of the ticnui
An upper all-pcrcelain pla’r ihf
est to nature ever made..
Telepiione for appointment, f-r':
2.j3. Residence 25tD0-J. Con.-.i;,
4 to 5 p. m.
DR. C. M. I5E.\M
310-11 Realty BIdg.
Dr. H. C. Henoeraon. Dr. L. I. Gidney.
HENDERSON & GIDNEY
DENTISTS.
Office, Hunt Bldg., 202/^ N. Tryon St,
'Phors 216.
ROOFING
We put on Slate, Tin, Tar and Grav
el Kooimg. W hen you baiiU or repair
get our estimate.
C. F. SHUMAN
'Phone 111. 200 M. College St.
THE HOT£- ANO CAF£»
Up Lo-uate dmlng room, seating ICO
persons, u Luncn counter uneciuaie/i
iu South. Convenienity located
fcouth 'iryou atreet. Strictly European.
FOR MILK AND Ci’^EAiVI
’Phone IOCS. We liave one of the
largest and finest dairies lu the i^^ouch,
conducted on strictly modern, scien
tific and sanitary principles. We de
liver in your neighborhood.
CHATHAM DAIRY
ANOTHER FRESH ^UPhuY
Sherrill Mineral Water, the friend os
suffering humanity, Just In. Phone
orders U18.
SHERRILL MINERAL WATER CO.
311 S. Coliese St
DR. A. D. GLASCOCK
06VE0FATH
Office, Sixiii Floor of Realty Bicg.
Hours 9 to 1; and 2 to 4.
And by Appoi.itmenl,
Office 'phone lUTU. jt^esideuce livlT.
Consultailon ,?ree.
Office 'PhOj e 326. Kesidence 952-i
!• W'm *Jatni
DENIISl,
IQ9 Realty E»ulidir.0, Charlotte, N. C.
Dr. l-i. F. Ray
OSTbUr^lH ... rb.REO
Realty Building.
Hours d to. 2 to 5.
Phone, Office, 830; Residence 37r-J.
Ccnejitation ^t Office, graiii.
Greater Charlotte
Pressing Club
H. J. OVERCASH, Proprietor.
19 W. Fourth St.
Phone 2518.
YOUR
F. L BONFOEV
ARCHH tCT.
Supervision of Construct:: n.
Office 211 N. Tryon. Rocrn
HUGH W. HARRl;
ATTUriNtY
Law Building. C«r*anctt;,
•J* M* McAli cHa-;
ARCHITECT
Rootns 505-5C6 Trust EuHd '■
CHAHLUTlfc, U
STATIl.
Is Your
Representative
^^E ARE Producing the kind of
Printing that is pleasing to the
eye and artistic perceptiveness—the
kind that will represent you creditably,
at reasonable cost, in the best of com
pany. And remember that we make
it a special point to deliver promptly
as promised.
P. L. GARNEb
SUPERINTENDENT