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’THE CHABiiOTX£ MEWS, MARCH 20, 191 I i «' I- >t ' ■ ■ cracks are sure to develop, for the sub stantial fabric covers all such defects completely. Bed Room Furnishing. Cretonnes and chintzes make the prettiest bed room furnishings, and one can match up wall hangings and cur tains in exactly the same patterns 'f preferred, but the best decorators here use figured walls and plain draperies or fiugred draperies' and plain avails, whiie for the windows nothing is so pretty as dainty, washable, net or mus lin. Wood is coming back into favor for beds, and four-posted stples with canopies or without are much liked. Cotton crepes make very pretty drap eries and spreads’ ofr these, and as these can be had in any desired color ing they fit in Avith any scheme sele>- ed. ]\Ietal beds are still most popular and are similarly covered and decor ated. JEANETTE VAN REYPEN. Clergy ang Religious Press Silvio Hein. Amon?: American composers of light opera, no one has come to the front so quickly as Silvio Hein, who has writen the music for Do Wolf Ho])per's ■ A ^Matinee Idol,” which comes to the -Academy of Music Thursday nijilit, of this week, Mr. Hein is probably thirty ! y ears of age, and it is said that his income this year will be approximately $ lO,(jOO. Fcur year.s ago. the young com poser w.‘)s coiidnctng the orche. na for .'’nrie Cahill at a salary oi S(il) a week. Now lie is drawing a salar.'/ of nearly live times that amount as general di- ret-Mor for Daniel V. Arthur. Hein was born in New York City. His mother is an Italian composer and his father was conductor of a Hunga- rinn hand. When Silvio was two years or' :\ge, ho was iakc7i back to bis jtar- J o’lts’ hc'r:'.e in Ti ieste. vchere he was jedncaieu. For a while Silvio, the name I that he ;;ol iroiii the Italian sine of hia i aro!i!;'.r^e, studied piano under Leitx- I S'h\'ts!v\ .'rr.d composition under liis I i"0'I'.er. Ho started playing the I'irno iv.hevi ho was only thiee years old. and befo'i'e he was eighteen, he liad written a.id p^.biisiie.i a sonata, a ocmcerto and ! several songs. He returned to this jcuuntr.v- when he v,as nineteen, but it ^ wns nol until he was rn;'tde first violin- in line f-ivi;;t'd 'veil ha!ig;iv';s ' is,t in the orchesira with .Marie rahill that aro so unu h t. ui iloy; d v. ith C’olo:i- tbp.v Iiis r'oiuiioi'itiens began to attract ini furiiisiiiii,;-. oiu I’f ilie ’lev,- crc-'on- ^ny ac.ciuion. nes liia: i, admirably aiiaptod for use "i am eng^iged on a upw opera now," with hroV'R ha^iginp-- aiid v>-ood work, .aid Mr. Hein a few da\ s ngo. "lu this is a i>a:iern n ■ r.:-'n.'tii.ii’s in rlu' nev\’ work 1 am going after big musical u.'ecar.;Lion—Qack-. ods pv to ti-vt liQ.ver. eifeeis, os 1 beiieve the public is ntore 'f conie ih2 Hostess ! print: d oi' a tan groirid. tl,(> leas es in sympathy with the higher class of I Q — Small Novel-! biown^^ ;iie v. iiole forii.ing ;; vniisic now thi;U it has ever l;cen lie- i V id;' striue v« i’>- st?\-,!ig ond s;yli.;h. Irfluences? We all hark liaek to Quaint old tiiuv^y designs wiUi bril- Ix^lhoven as a iiuirter of course, but lion; •(■I'T'cd !)ii’ds ar.;l troiiieal foliaue ^ regard Puccini as the most r.uccess- bu n I are nu)ir us. d thi'-.i the n/eUN V.'se aufi f''.l example of the modern school. Tiie ' ibiral i)a:t('->'! ihn' t-.nve bdd extreme men who have carried r principles of I ^ >=> Dll ! so long. a'Mi :> v-'ry new idea :.s the US'* .I' 1',-uit and i'olitige creton- nef* for Mriii:i rucr-^. endorse MILAM the most reliabie Reconstructive tonic and blood renovator We,the undersigned, hereby cortify t!ia' have taken Milam with very benofi cial results. Believing it to b« a valuabit remedy, we authorize the publica'don oi ouf endorsement. • .Rev. J. Cleveland Hall, Rector of Church of the Epiphany, Danville, Va. Rev. R. L. McNair, Pastor Presbyterian Church, Charlotte C. H., Va, Rev. J. C. Holland, PHstor Keen Stree: Baptist Church, Danville, Va. Rev. H. D. Guerrant, Methodist Ministar. Danville, Va, Rev. D. P. Tate, Methodist ^i■nistor. Danville, Va. u SOROSIS ” With One Fault Only and that is, the Ladies say it wears too long and especially if it said by school girls.. This is a cut of ‘‘Sorosis” Velvet $4.00. The new styles are here in eVlvets, Satins, Tans, Mat. Kids, Gunmetals, etc. One and two-strap Pumps, Oxfords or Boots. Wood’s School Shoes for Girls and Boys just in. ■'v.' PAINTING Qp CARDINAL Cir^in.i! Gilibons bv the artist P.^u'l Laurons, cr exhibition in Ne v York. The portr:iit shovvr. the Carain^l in his brilliant ccclesi’.stlca! robss. . ’>!e Fittings tvmishings endorccs rt.l!ter?i The endorsement of “The r.T-^.hod’st” Ii not to be h:>d by anything of doubtf mer it, but this paper st-ndj ready to l-M'd it influence for that which it believes \vi!I tend to the Ijetterment of hun'.anity, spiritually, morally, mat-.Mia’ly or phyFicr.liy. When such men as Il?vs. D. P. Tat'’, Horr.;:e D. (>.ierrant and others of ]lke high (■'■'aracter {;iv.i their uiuiuali.i^'d c^i.l )r;:e- ment to the physical ])c;u’tits derived f:on: theremec'v advertired on the last ol of this pa>.er, we feel rafe in commei'dlng ii j to our readers.—I*'. ('■ A'loseiy, in ‘‘liu i ^.tethodist” for Septeuiber. j “The Endorses! THilr.m is t’le name oi a rreat nfidicine nor,'be- in cr manufactn red i;i Dp.uvillt;, aniL 11 om tii j i.’i- timonic.l3 of so’,nK of oiu’ b^sl citiZfii.s wa cn’i sr.fetv itio osu' friends who nr ■ su:- ferinjT v.’itli ar*y if \ho qisr.i. •"> Jt prop,") 'S tj fiire. T.T'; inoii a't tha h'^ad of ihe conipaiiT/ ir.nn- ufF.cf,u-intf niocl' itie oun h.‘ roUtd on.- Rev. J. E. Ilicks. thn Rapiist Union. Ask yr^’jr druggict oj* writ? The isiam Bsdlsfes St., snc, DanvLISo t;3. ong Compa.ni^ -irrttzsivfWjmaiLn Tiie n.'ost huu-sljle crn r;u',ke :ni (>i>eiiir for oth^'i'; ;;rv', \ e-iiii; ~ei‘, Kjv exuaiple. some* inies Take liie i 1;, .March r. in i-.o'isohi>ld rr.uiuis nii ^ 1; ' lie. with the i as a distiuet 1 r ' foil by ev- its ht.'Spitable Desirable Brrd.grcu: :!c. V.’hei---, cli'Ofiii ;■> M l! o.;u " ;’,::,iivcd wn. rirls are cd for ;'ios a':(i i:n1’Glstorics, ilu' ’ di Slrar.:-’s iiieory alniost to insanity will never he iioi'ulnr, and po))uiarity, to i!\>- niind. is a sure test, of tlie value of nuisic. Of couise ihere u.-'e ]!ec])le who (iis'iute ihis idea. Some say that the ! iihiulic ia not educated up to good niu;dc and does not unnerstand it, ijut! NO vOF.u G,:'AY HAIR It i^'- easip!’ to pr ijerve ihe color of , tl’o I'-’-ir ih:“: to r^More it. although i ii is ixjssilde lo do both. Our graad- jnioihers uiuhi;.t'iod tlie secret. The'" oiade und used a ‘V.- .^-e tea”, and theu' (i;’.’'k, giosov hair ic.nj after niiildle liie V\ti.s u'.iG to this I’lict. Our niotlieis luive ;ai'-y hairs l^efore they are lifiy, but the:-' iire ])cgi’'!nhig to ai^preciate ilie wisdoai of our giandmothers in . usin^ "!-a zo tea” ♦'or tlieir iiair, and I! ' last lollcv, in" saif . "I’ne present j: i generntion has the advaniaf-re oi the j I i.tisi ia tiiat it cini ;:et a ready to use { eparation called \V;>'et!i’s S.'ige and oul’jloir. As cl t^calp tonic and color j resi('’]‘or. tliis prepar;‘tion is vasily si?- j i.'erior to the ordinar.y "sacie tea” I ])v oiir gvandniotl'Crs, and it can I hougi’.t for cen":-: and $1 a DOttle ;.t al; lost any tii-.-i-clas urug siore, or v.ill i>e sent cirect hy th-* Wyetlfs C hor:"ieaI ('o^.rpany, 74 (,'ortlandt St., •New York Cit.'". ujjon rect'iuts of ]»rice. For sa;e imhi iecoinniendtd hy il. Jd. .Jordan 6: Co. f^re'sfciyttjrian F*or Wom^n and Oonstjrvatory ofiVIusio \ ^ , CHAKLui Tfc, N. J ; / ' ^ FALL TEit^i Si:.PT. 5TH, 1910. Faculty of Specialists in every Uepa,rtii.eiii, Thorougu Work. Christian Icfiuence. City Advantages. Uusic, Art, Elocution SpccSaltis*. For catalogue. Address REV. J. R. BRIDGES, D. Du ..... ^ . that to m\ mind v.ould ije eouivalent piaui in e.Hvt. .ja'iv.-i saiiie."', jy sa'ing that an architec ■! .g Passing. ; iL'->rate f srablish-: wiiic'.i aio indel'iMW- lines iii tone^ oi' lit;*^ attempt atj,in. r.n-oi;nd color, oi' other two-'oaed . Ml-ugh the Idea I s ai-(> ii-,,. choi-'e, the coloic* cut, a» prog-,(jf flra 'oiles t i.eUtd i.u the b ''-| s ic arts. Maa-{ ap hn.i:,;i’.g-s. Many bor-j -*ii'us dci'artmenfs i very nai'rov,-. '■'-s :han thr in * loser toiioli ^ inc^hes ard iniilding V as a work of are, wuen he had lor- gotteii to put dors into it. Vniess the people can enter—I n.oan the great puhlic—into an understanding and ap- j reciuticn of what the artist does, he ii, not a ^^reat artist.” Lctow tiie pir-j " «ill haugiLKo, dooi jture rai; cr risi d t form panelled jASKEC CONG.IL .ATION : 'i 1 uidiol?-rcrie.s I jv.,.;s j.iain ; ap.i r. , cu&i-r u • Mnc "d v-rird,dv ev-i I. ,, -i . ■ n ■ SHAkE HmNDS. '• ond^ Halls and Liv^ro Ko.orns. j ■ ‘ I The best d» Loraio’. ''ipioy s'ibstan-; Qy Associated Prc'cS. ' -’s- ;ri:il i.arids'.':>-:e appealing wal) hc"n,g-j 'piiiladelphia. Pa., March 20.—The . ; 1 ■s.w..nd ho'djings and linor cove lings for iialls and’ijev p. Crou'.h, pastor of i- d*'(’Oi\tt.)rs. j living roo i’s. ■■ i i;e i r-i'-'Viaiit lea-} Airy Idethodist ICidscopal :n niai'.y I uire in the decora.ii>n oi » i:»om i fi-,-in’ch here .vesterday asked .■!,uOU per. A Vouthf’Jl Pr;~cr.or. By Associated Press. Siireveport, i.a.. ilarcli 20.—Ti'O yotnigest federal poi'it -iUlary pvirtont:>r ever sent up froi;'. Uiis .seeiion, Earl Suinrall. aged 18, Ici't liere yesicrda.'’ in custody of a deputy ii'arshal li'V ihe Atlanta vrris-:>ri. \onng ‘oiirurrill was pei’teneed to tv\o yeais i.-iio -.^ou-j ‘ ment toi‘ roi'bin.g tue e j Rose Pine, La., wiiere nis faiaer j'), postUia«ier. 'ods are used i the treat inoiu .he M-allK tioo’.s.'' .'•ons in the church to stand and r6 and hacks i : a; a v.eild-aio> u auihority in ihis j shake hards with the adjacent • 'l i s iu artis-j til Id. It i^^ -nrpi ;-' ild.■ to Oii'jrdi sat's- r, akes only a tusory etfect'^ if tlui'O ore not righ*^. * '5 io give any|Neutr.il cohwing. ui "Oatir:'al," which nc i>:u- lias is a >ictr ; i:iy w’Mi a loucii (if brown vUh no dellnite in it. the vai icnis brov, ns from wiieat vithour a plot." hrov/n to cc>ffee toups. aiid soft pure • vt-ri:l f”.i ni-1 p’. ays and oyster whiti's make some r. .n’ally togeth-[of the beK-. wall han;;in^ s. i)u!l mat and su'h a ! tini.^hes art- nio?' in demajul and cav; c*r Is iV.'ryop-jhe Innl in nil up-’o-date iabrics. Sairi-' j. jqqi’c, thon. u'.i.' ugly but I las. the w;;si!aijle v.’all cov:ning thatl into satis-;goe'^ on like paj>er l);it is pr .ctieal a; person. Then he gave the aiulience ids hi-rs.dng and proceeded with h'.s sermon. •‘That is the manner in Tvhich : Methodist nnnister 50 years ago star'- ed his sermon," Dr. Lrouch exi)lained. “When .lohn es-lcy was preachipg that was how Methodist meetings Avere conductcd. There were no strang‘'s ITeav>’, iriipuro i)!ood makes n'l: 1- dy. jtimply compl; 'don. lieadac;he , nausea, i’uligestiori. T!iin h'otHi ;n-v-e you weak, pale, sickly. Buiiioek lUtters makes ttie '>loo,d '.icii, rtd, pure—restores neifect livjuli’i. Stops itching iastninly. Cut os uiles. eczema, sail I'hcuin. t;'ucr, i •■h, hiv.'Si hevpos, scabies—Doan's Ointm.-nt. At | any drug store. For a mild, easy acti('-n of tlie bow els. a single dose of Doan’s ReguioiS is enoug',1. '^I'roi’.fioe’!* ciu’es liiibitiicU cc'ostiijation. 2o com'.s a box. A-i; your druggist for them. '■fXECUTORS^ jALE OF VAULABLE PEAL ESTATE ! i\ CHARLOTTE. By virtue of power and atUiiority given us by the Will of the late ^lary k. B’oom, we v, il! sell at the Cou.nly (V.urt iioiuo Door in the ('ity of Ciiar- lj;ie, X. C., on Moin’ay, April the utd, A. D., 19i!, ai J-’ {/vdock M., all i.jui on W est 1 rade :itreet in the I ^.isy of Ch"'-!o;.te. ! !'i!'.-t. i'iceo: Beginning at II. G. Ij;i:ye;-' corner on Vv’esi 'I'rai-e btrct'; ! lui.i runs witii tlie fence in ii .Xorthern I direc ■.(!!!, JOS feet to a post; ihence i in a W'esteiu direction 2'Z tfet to a i !)ost; thence iu Sout;i-'rn direction, j i'.!6 u-et to a i;0;:.t cn West Tinde istrc-e’^ ', 1 iience iti’ '\\ ef^t Trade street, i ‘i >.7 fet t in hn i’iasiern airection to j IjefVinning. On said lot is a two-storj 1 hou.;e —six rooms and iiath. vrith gas and ■'.nc; eit^-tiic li',hts. Seceii;! /. iv'ce: Beginning at a !>ost, O. T. i ! • ■-dersou’s curner on V,"est ‘‘Dr. Tl'.omas’ Ecle''iic Oil is the best remedy for tnat often la,al diseasa— croup. Has been ased witn our lamiiy for olglit years. "—Airi: Whiceacre. Buffalo, X. Y. i>. About the biggest liar in the world or tv.o really ; ta’oU' oil cloth, comes in leaiher and i |g nian who sends “regrets” to a 5 I sot," dull linishe?; in :il! the nO'v stripes j o’clock tea. tzes. land ’pattornf^ suiiaMe for Ir^lis and iiv- ii) i)a:t*‘rns ! lag rooms, as well as in chiniz figures, V.*hen it conres to the apple of dis- ' signs famil-iaad in glar.ed tiles lor i)at!i rnoms and j ^ord man usually gets the core. ( uridi> well! kit-hens. This offers mar.y nd^antages -n:. ‘hon.ul’ ripf d effects in dr'’orating an old house wii; re walls Does a man shoAV favoritism when are uneven, or for a new one wiiereihe puts his best foot forward? m’i m '• Tie the well-eroundec^ and reasonable objections of . ! ; liigent to tne use of secret, medicinal compounds, I’lerce, of Buffalo, N. Y., some time ago, decided to i departure from the usual course pursued by the f put-up medicines for domestic use, and so has pub- ro.id-cast and openly to the v^’hole world, a full and * li t of all the ingredients entering into the composition of his widely d medicines. ' Dr. Pierce has taken his numerous patrons and patients his full confidence. Thus too he has removed his medo i ‘s from amon^ secret nostrums of doubtful merits and ed them in a class all by themselves by malting them »edies OP KNOWN GOMPOSSTION. By this bold step Dr. *‘ce has shown that his formulas are of ^uch excellence t he is not afraid to subject them to the fullest scrutiny. ors the wrapper of every bottle of Dr. •Iden Medical Discovery, the famous r weak stomach, torpid liver or bilious- !l catarrhal diseases wherever located, 1 upon it in plain English, a full and it of all the ingredients composing it, hook has been compiled from numer- ’ «rd mcdical works, of all the different ' practice, containing very numerous ex- 1 the writings of leading practitioners of . ndorsing in the strongest possible termSy cry ingredient contained in Dr. Pierce’s . One of these little books will he mailed - one sending address on postal card or ^0 Dr. R. V. Piercc, Buffalo, N. Y., and ' the same. From this little bo k it will be learned that Dr. Pierce’s medicincs contain no alcohol, narcot- ic:s mineral agents or other poisonous or injurious agents and that they are made from n?.tive, medi cinal roots of great value; also that some of the most valuable ingredients contained in Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for weak, ner\'ous, over worked, “run-down,” nervous and debilitated wom-» en, were employed, long years ago, by the Indians for similar ailments affecting their squaws. In factp one of the most valuable medicinal plants entenr® into the composition of Dr. Pierce s favorite Pr^» scription was known to the Indians as Squaw- Weed.” Our knowledge of the uses of not a most valuable native, medicinal plants few of our was gained from the Indians. -nade up by improred and exact processes, the “Favorite Prescription” is a ..cient remedy for regulating all the womanly functions, correcting displacements, vpsus, antevcrsion and retroversion, overcoming painful periods, toning up the and bringing about a perfect state of health. Sold by all dealers m mcdicmes. 1 rade sTiect, ond > uiis in a Xorthern i direction wit'n srdd Jiendt is I's line, j ];)S feet tf- a ,.ost; thence in an r'-a&t- 1 ern diie-'• i .'ii iu tcet to a pn.st; thence i in a .S'ti'ii'I'a liirc.'tion, tDS tect to a ■post on W'e.-t Ti-ado Str-'Ot; thence with West Trride street u1.3 feet to the l)egi iiniiig. On suid lot is a six- house wiMi bath. Terms one-lhiid cash, hal.^nce in cr.f year. int, zest on deferred pay- inentt-.. T'-iis sale ;-'i'j-ct to advance 'Li'' (ji roi jess t’:: n 10 per cent to be pat on in It* dnys:. A map of stdi iiropcrly can be seen in Ofdce of Ciaii.s,jn ;'.ud Duls, attor- r February 22. 1911. CriAS. rn. BLOOM, F. M. IduCKHATd. ?)-r.-r?Oda rveci-tors of Mary L. Bloorn. Spriflg is Almost Here Again. You will want Summer Furniture. Our Store will show everything to make the home comfortable during the Early Spring and Summer. Porch Chairs and Rockers Porch Swings and Settees Porch Hammocks and Settees Porch Rugs and New Style Awnings Porch Shades Furniture, Carpets and Rugs Stocks w^ere never so complete as now. Visit This Store. Parker-Gardner Company GUSTAV E. KISSEL. Gustav E. Kissel, of New York, Wall street broker, and for years secret financial agent of the Sugar Trust, who is desperately ill in the Pres byterian hospital, New York, and not cxpected to live. Kissell is under indictment for 'conspiring with officers and directors of the Sugar Trust to restrain interstate commerce in the interest of the big sugar monopoly. TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE Dy virtue of pov.’or vested in me 'by a certain deed of trust exccnted and deli verg'd oa the Cth d-y of Angust, 1010^ which .said d'-'cd of trust is re- c a ded in the ofr.ee ' of the Register of De^ds, T/iechlerbnrg County, in i;ook 2>i7. Page 10*^, the nndersiened | w ill expose lo public sale st the Conr» i Kotise door ii! the Tity of Charlotte On the l./th day of A.pril 1911. at 12 o'clcck the following described pieces of Ipiyl, lying and being in Charlotte , Tov.'nship, Ivleckifnburg County, and in I i the City of Charlotte, and more par- *' * ticiilarly dascribed as follows: One lot situated on the Southwest corner of r*«-;arnL Avenue and Peacli- tree Street, r.cginning at the corner of yforssaid Street ;nd Avenue and run ning in a Scutherly direct-on wdth Clement Avenue 220 feet to a 10-foot i'.lley; thence in a Westerly direction wdth aforesaid alley 172 1-2 feet to a 10-foot alley; thence with said alley in a Northerly direction 1^0 feet; to the lot of the Cochrane Show Case Company, on Avhich their factory build ing stands: tiience in an Easterly di rection with the line of the lot of the Cochrane Show Case Company's line Cochrane Sho'.v Case Company 75 feet: thence in a Northerly direction with Cochrane Show Case Company’s line Cochrane Show Case Company line in an Easterly direction with Peachtree Street 97 1-2 to the begin ning. (Above Lot is in Block 22, see Map of Oakhurst). Also that tract of land adjoining the lands of B. D. Heath, now or formerly Charlotte Casket Company, and the lot above described and bounded as fol lows: Beginning at a stake in Block No. 22 on Peachtree Street on the East side of a 10-foot alley which sep arates this lot from the lot of the Charlotte Casket Company and r.ms about South parallel with said alley tow^ard Lawyer’s Road 120 feet to corner on the line of said alley; thence about East 75 feet to a stake; thence at»out Noi’th 120 feet to a stake on Peachtree Street;thence about West 75 feet wdth a line of Peachtree j OFFICE OF THE iGchanics’ Pepetua! Build ing & Loan Association 207 North Try on Street Our friends are more enthusiastic than ever for shares in the 57th Series which commenced Saturday, March / 4th, and was a record-breaker, 2,558 Shares Lot of people burden themselves by putting on more airs than they can carry. L to'a; being paid for. Books are still open for additional subscribers. street to the Beginning Corner. The foregoing sale is made because of defar.lt of the p-ayment of the Notes secured by the deed of trust above refered to. This the 13th day of March, 1911. AV. II. WOOD, 13-SOda. ' Trustee. J. H. WEARN, Vice-Pres. R .E. COCHRANE, Sec. and Treas.
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