THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, MARCH 30. I9M
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mi GREAT MYSTERY SERIAL
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HL WINDOW
JM WHITE CAT
t.- S/rjfJA.L STXWY by
MARY ROBERTS RINEHART
(} ji^:chorof THE MAN m LOWER T
jAfCIR/CVLAR SIAOO^^EN Ail,
SEVEN OAVS,
I BobbvMerriU ^^^ornpatiy
(Ccntinued.) I me think that something vital himg on
jJhe t^ecovery of the contputs of thar
^ T"'/ 1 Ibas. Wo found a lantern
i.il ;>> be I somewhere in the hack of the house,
. •. rho eventrf oi l anl fogerner we went over the
Hewed, as far Uronnds. U did not take long, and we
( ' nrg. Two men j t'cniml nothing.
minute I sror •, A? 1 look back on that nicht. the
. .. un-,.';! my horcl, I y to v, ha'. had passed and lo much
(: ■ W riM’eMia.v,
ivi'i on
I i-'lt that 1 was
. 'n, and b.. turn-
’••■e to face, witii
tli.T was coming was so simple, so
tlirocl and yet we mi.'Sed it entirely.
Xcr. v.hon bigger things developed,
tUid llunters trained senses were
brcnigi’.r into play, did he do much bet-
’or. 1; was Fome time before 'vve learn-
M'.’'’" I p^^krd iuwurdnes-s of the events
of til at night.
At five o'clock in the morning War-
t ! r;i ?n oominc, f’l'op came back exliausted and nerve-
t. fi; ihe train, how-No one had takeu the four-thirty;
nhe contents of the bag were gone,
r. .T> havo don,' i t-robably be>'ond recall, i pui my deni
i» (I  andl.'’stick bark on the mantel, and
■‘'he • l ire,;^ little sleep, blessing tlie
' (i'. atness of old age which had enabled
I p^krd
a det ectivr:
of that sort
■’ini oominc,
:n.iy
;ii , Mr Knox.
Il' ;h'. o.>d stathm
'.i r o;>t*uii:g tlio
'V :
' : ■ . ^ .
. 1. 1 ■ > cr • ' i • ‘
!«• l.i'; V. as in j ,
the enir'y
kv
railroad 1
i
ar the!
Uie Mai land ladies to sleep through
it all. 1 tried to forget thi} queer
‘nern.-^ of the night, but ih? Throbbing
t'f m\ head kept me awake and !
through it all one nuestiou olunuled
itself -who had unlocked the front
door and left it open
CHAPTER V.
Little Miss Jane.
I I was almost unrecognizable when
(’ra''i?' '. out tlie'i looled ai myself in the niirrcr the
'.'i’.u !• :V.\- ccvn- next morning, preparatory to dressing
for breakfast. My nose boasted a ne’.v
arch, like the bpck of an angry cat,
aiaking my pr-'tiie Roman and fero-
,ir 1 ious. aiul the lump on my foreiiead
ti'oui ihe chair was swollen, glassy
1 j and purple. I turned ?ny back to the
'■ > •’;?* ui.h'^r : 5!’-irror ;v d dressed in wratiiful irrita-
\\ „ :• t•;.'!!> aiid my ycf^terday’s linei’..
.Miss i'le’ning was in ’lie breakfast
roMUi wl; n I got down, Pianding ai a
, window, iirr back to me. I have carried
>k.' . ''>'i!h ir.e, il ;riug' all ihe u'onUis since
:h;v time, a menial picMire of her as
■ui It^asi • ^-tt'od .iievc, in a pink ?noriiing
k some son. 'hit only the o'her
;:iy. i,;i\lug mrnrioiM-d rh's ic- jier. she
i~- 1. (1 rui- liiai the fr{uk was Mu *.
.■ ' fMdu't have iiiuk yarrneijt
t ti;;. ' ill’s sir>ry trpi'i;'iiid 'iiitt
\ s’’ ^ ."'I s!ir j) ..'ii ivelv didr'l I nve it
m. \i' i liaxiiit:; tuus !lf'.i’’''d m>' c>/e
,'rn‘ .-ior Tralataiiis ilua. m o did
I'. -i hav ' l:'>r i>ack lo n;e. for d s-
■ lUHi ;1, i k-
■-•1:1 r.i par-.'
1!'.
-^:b!e i
n y when
; 1
ed,^e v)f
WL-.-n I
lo.K
a- It^asi
111! a I id
!i!o‘ K- j
i;en
air.'.
ni'irn
t
!' V
lU;.-
. iO‘J.
\\u-
manner when he spoke to her. His
smile faded and he hardly met her
eyes; I thought that his aloofness puz
zled rather than hurt her. When the
house door had closed behind him,
>-he droi>p;;d her chin in her hand and
looked acrosij the table.
‘‘You did not tell me the truth last
night, Mr. Knox,’ she said. “I have
never seen Harry look like that. Some-
tliing has happened to him.”
“He was robbed of his traveling
bag,” I txplained, on Fred's theory that
hnli' a truth is bct er Than a poor lie.
"Ii’s a humiliating experience, I be
lieve. A man will throw away thous
ands, or gambU hem away, with more
equanimity than he'll see some one
making off with hi"* clean collars."
“His tiavellng bag!” she repeated
scornfully. “Mr. Knox, something has
hap))ened to my father, and you and
Harry arc hiding it from rae.”
“On my honor, it is nothing of the
sort." I luistened to assure her. “I
saw him only foi‘ a few minutes, just
long enough for him to wreck my ap
pearance.”
“He did not speak of father?”
“No.”
She got up and cros&ing to the wood
en mani'el. put her arms upon it and
leaned her head a.^cainst them. “T want
ed to LiJ^k him," she s?id directl.v, "but
I ani afraid to. Siu>’)ose he doesn't
know and I should tell him. He Tvould
go to Air. Schwartz at at once, and
Mr. Schwartz is treacherous. The pa-
pe)'s n'ouUl get it, too.’
lier eyes fiHed witli tears, and I felt
as awkward as a man always does
wiien a woman Vjegins to cry. If he
knows lier well enougli he can go
over and pat her on the shoulder and
assure her it is going to be all right,
if he docs net know lier, and there
are two maUlfn a;inlK> liktiy to come
in at any minui?, he sils still, as J
did, and waits until the storm clears.
Miss Margery was not long in emerg-
i ing from her handkerchiei'.
“[ di(in t sleep much,'’ she ex-
j)lainrd, dabbing at iier eyes, “and 1
iii’i'vous, anyhow. Mr. ivnox, are
you sure ii wn!-> only Hairy trying to
gci into (he house last night’.''"
“Onlv Harry,” I repeated. "It Mr.
Wardrop's attempt to get into the
house leaves me in this condition,
iiat would a real burglar have done
;o U!el "
i>iio was too intent to be sympathetic
o\’er ray dir.ilgured face.
“'J'liere was- some one moving about
ui)-stairs not long before I came down,”
she 5-aid slowly.
“You heard me; I almost fell down
ihe sl.^irs."
“iJid you brush past my door, and
strike the knob?" she demanded.
“ No, I was not near any door.’’
Very well," triumphantly. “Some
one did. Not only that, but they were
in the store room on the floor above.
I could hoar one person and perhaps
two, going from one side of the roora
to tiie other and back again."
“You lieard a goblin quadrille. First
couple forAvard and back," 1 spid face-
titn's-ly.
“1 heard real footsteps—unmislaka-
ble ones. The maids slept back on the
second floor, and—don't lell me it
wrs rats. Tliere are no rats in my A.unt
i.t‘ti!ia' house.’
: was more impressed than 1 cared
lo j-i’.ow. i found 1 had a half hour
!)efc;re train tiive, and as we v.ei’o
rei'lier ol us eating anyiliing, i sug-
that vc cxpiore the upjier iioor
;!l ,Tie nouse. 1 did it. I explained, not
hecaiiso i exiiectod to tind anything,
b;'r I.'ecause I was s :rc w e would nor.
V.'t crci't pa-'i 11^0 !v.o closed doors
MAI
■RT
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Cisred oy Lydia E. Phikham’s
Vegetable Compoisnd.
C]T Aovra.—
•1 ] sng time vatu inilairfTQaticn, paii’'!
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pa;n, my i:
o r.'T oV'i v'o;
cvcryt^:ng ];;d
0ni’.n*;!:''! it tv> olhov ;
1- Fs 1 « «
y
Ji
I.
m my side, ti
} headaches and ner-
n!aUa-
VO'JPiVSSS.
n
K“n so inaPT
This e’egant, STib^t-Tntinl an'l useful throc-pieco mission Hall
it dclivorc'l
anvil 're
Is t r’"cd
or brown
unitaiion leatb.ei
uth lor
ind wiU
crrc e n
wi a'.
as any covering you can get.
Send us your order at oncc. V. e have tut
ra or. Call or write and ict us expiam
reatest proposition for
you 11
ccriev.^
EVERTHiNG FOR THE
HOME
lu'l'.t of
c.i;v.s tiiat 1 wa.s !
I •niscor»ra,"e(l and
:! thcugni; 1 vrould
I rsc-ver get well. A
fiiend told me of
: h i iiydia !E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Com-
pound and it k.'-
/| stored me to
LA J. have no moro
s aro s'^ro’Tfrer rnd I ca:i
I:. J ydir Pin'-:iiani's
ipoTj-d c'^r-'d me after
i 'ipd, and I rer.
t:''r '.Vi W'0 in ':V{. ’ *
—srALS, 005 '\v\ lloTrs^rd
.L. vVit.
Thousands cT •in'^.olicived n"d {^cri”-
ino tcr;ti’iio.ii:i;r; lii:o fib > ^ o pi 'ivo
IliS eflicb acy }..,ydL', F. 5'!.
\'efT3t.l!!!o (>m"Oinid, 'r\ :
txv-iusiveiy froin root* p.T'.d
"\Yomc-n v,’no zwricr fvoiii
tressin^ ill;> sbiO'.-ld lynl
these facts or doni /c, the iibil"’ ly Lydi.i
K. Plukh;'inVT Yo'tctablo Compoi-rid to
restore their heal
lo 'Mr.s.
:5hv» yc-nr ?t:5
slrleli.v coniidetitinL Poi* yoaT-3
she ’'.ris been hfjipinsr sick v/oiVif’T>
i’j ilil':: free of oiiarg’c. I»on’6
c—'t.'irite at
For Infants and Cliil'dren,
The KteJ Yoa Hsfs Alsais BotsM i'f
i;-('i'- s;',v. iiewr'-ra'-iod bridge as
ct-'- i.^'n'i';' stai>-s S) I anuuid •'Id^ h the ladies Maif land were
s:. a bU.e ^nx-k ! M'^siunpbly sailing out then- crimps
v:-. fa-ing the do. r ^.■hen 1 w iit inco ' 'aking in their i-a. Then up a
■ lr ■o-'’^sT Oi' one tiiiiiv, I am 1‘• ol'^i i’.si^ c ly ciean biaii.\a.,-
' sw iid a;ul hJd'‘>
I i IV was an old-rashioncd. sloplng-roo!-
i C'i aUic. witii narro.v \\ indov/s and a
I liare Hoo’’. At one en;l a door opened
nieekiy i ^ iavge room, and in there v/cre
tlie family trunks of four generations
Cochrane Show Case Company 75 feet; i
thence in a NorLiierly direction with! t
■ I
;cnib!;.
"it i.-
hior
•1-
'i mine." I r"'.'i'
|r-'“ i -ibcnea l' tiu :-e exert - ,
- I iiiMl io (over tur bump on |«‘ .^!?>H:ands. One on anot.ier toey
' ";y ■ i;t aci with Fr-’-n'"'!! cinl’K. 'n.u it |''
' nly a(.ccnt:i";rd die thiui;, like s-now ;
! >ai a moin aln top." {
: •• 'iie purpk p-a]>:s m' 'j
i sh.^ '.Ui'cd. nouring me my eoffi'-e. "no,
. oie all pi]-' I tliPi :'-' little na.'i auni-.s, ^ ^ lo-ioot alley which sep-1
nrab-io'pj/Cd tn.iiKs. lUige haratogas^ | arates this lot from t^ie lot of the |-
! !; e I'oriod wnen tlie tv.o maiden j charlotte Casket Coinnany and runs ’ ^
o!'
::ks were i” ili^tv iate teens
, ii( e Vi'cro ' aiidS'Ome niodein triink'o, i L/awyer's
j Charlotte
i about South iiarallci v itli said alley
• ad
i.ii
;i ti''L>d to
r« Waidroi>'s
w .i|-' n ike, she
at I:ra;d that
1 . ■ r !',;1 Ti'O
■ '1 e. lor she back-
;• is.’’ she cp.lled
. We could hear
d." Wardrop
’ ! . ■ I iii gi-iir;
. i'l I ’-f. n, 1 rain
•ii.i'dit and a
"tv a. M. Ir'.s no»
■ • ■ but I want
> rr t; aiu."
) ; 1 said.
i;. "V'e nii.' ht
:i I S:.’
;■ action made him
■fion. R^tic(nt as
h excitM))cnt made
ydii know, i t'cci so niuch better si' ' e I
i>'.u lia-.e I'lken. hold «-'f thing.-'. Vimu
l.cea’c ! 1'iifi'*' thinks you rre w('uder,uJ."
i i iiiou!-]it rui.-fully of tlie lailure of
ul ' a iii’-'-' aitemiii i> I'lay ihe s’en'h,
au.d 1 disclaimed any rigiit U' .Mi.'S !.e-
'Miia'-' hii-'ii oitii!''!i oi' m-'. !“'roni luy
■d me. i d^ u; ih.' v a"
ation.
shori
iru;ni to u.o ponce j tiCV;
to Delia and her note, was I aiid
ment d ‘-tcp.
Rosd 120 feet to a |
too. I'n’ Miss i'lcr.iings satisfaction j corner on th^ line of eaid alley; i
i made an oxavnination of the room, jjhence about I-^ast 75 feet to a stake;
luit it L'how^d nothing. Tliere was lit,-| thence about North 120 feet to a stake
tit' or no dust io have been disturb-:cn Peachtree Street;thence about West
••.I; thewindo''.s ware closcd and lock-j 75 feet witli a line of Peachtree^
cd. 'Street to the Pe.ginning Corner. jp;
in 'he main attic were two stcp-lad-1 ' ''
some ( unains drving on iramet
;i old chest of drawers wi-ii glass
ku(.bs and the veneering broken in
"lU'fore any one comes down. Miss i i'lac es. Hie
'l'-»ni;ig. 1 s-aui, "1 want to ask a and inside
. 19 J^iome-Mada
Remedy
' i; 1 Dopk ^e Worlt
■'Icrry I?rffuadrd.
r "V f!usar
.1 ci i .itpf. arc! stir
. ■ j r:n> t • >t Pin-
,ri “ in a jilnt bot-
,'u . rijp. Take
o..', tv. or throe
. ; t t'lila simple rem-
: munli 111(11 n qiiick-
. .Is;: >u ever used.
cuusfh in-
.r. , .••K lidl'j, too, for
. ci.' t bron-
,i » f’r troubles. It
■ p- ti’fi .nr.d Is HllBht-
. . 'ifip.i f nd a cough,
ko.s more and bettor
t ...n yoTi could buy
S ."jO, It keeps per-
■ '.P^asimt ly.
I i>; t valuahlo concen-
.. '1 cf Norway whlta
1 is rl( li in Ruiaicol
:r:it pino elements
> 1m ulinic to the mem-
•• J : • ations Will not
) ■ ■ rt-, ...1.
II .ik n? couph syrup
. nil Kyrun (or
V ^ ,11'. f-n so pop'U-
■ I; t' '' yitf's and
.; »fi* n iiiiitntcd. liut
f...-iauia has never
f ; bsol'.*'> jsatlsfactlon,
• . ; ),'.>cs wit !l
.’••I; ..1st h:(S I'inoK ->■
ri'it, aeiiU to Tho
• v. ind.
.!Ucsii-m Of tvo. \\'hat was tiie name
of tiie 'uaid vdio helped you staich tiie
ho;is(> that night?'’
".\nnie."
"What other maids did you say there
were?"
"lieiia and Rose."
■1)0 you kno'V any'diing about 'hen.i?
Wiicre they came from, or v.hei'e they
went ?"
t>he .smiled a little.
• What doe& one know’ about 'iiew
servant s ’" she resjionded. “They bring
you references, but references are the
price most women pay to get rid of
their servants without a fuss, iiose
was fat and old. but Delia was pretty.
1 thought she rather liked Carter."
Carter as well as Shields, tlie police
man. I J)ut Miss Delia down as a
ilirt.
“.\nd you have no idea where Carter
went ?”
“None.”
Wardrop came in then, and we
spoke of other things. The two elderly
ladies it seemed had tea and toast
in 'heii' rooms when they wakened,
and Ihe three of us breakfasted to-
getiier. But conversation languished
with Waldrop's appearance; he looked
haggard and worn, avoided Mis» Flem
ings c^'cs, and after ordeiing eggs in
stead of his chop, looked at his watch
and left without touching anything.
"f want to get the nine-thirty, Mar
gie.'’ he said, coming back with his hat
in his hand. “I may not be out to dm-
ner Tell Miss I.elitia, will you?” He
Lurned to go, but on second though*
came back lo me and held out his
hand.
“I may not sec you again
^ ‘‘Not if I »ee you first,” I interrupt
ed. He glanced at my mutilated fea
tures and smiled. , „ ,
"I have made you a Maitland, he
said. “1 didn't think that anything but
a prodigal Nature could duplicate Miss
I.etitia’s nose! 1 ni honestly sorij,
Mr. Knox, and if you do not want
Mi«s .Tane at that bump with a cold
knife and some butter, you’d bette^r
duck before she comes down, tiood-
by, Margie.”
I think Ihe girl was as much baf
fled as I was by the chause in his
of the drawc;|b stood open, ‘
coiiM bo soon a red and;
Ti'ie foregoing sale ia inado because
C-. iof default of the payment of the
' Notes secured by the deed of trust
bovo refcred to.
Tills the loth day of March 1911.
Eoars ths
Signature of
I /f:'^
^ w
f*'
V'. ' Vf..,
S*" s5>
II is all under shed and protected from
the weather.
P*l"2omt? V-J or
mm
One 10-room house,
Vance and A Stt?.
corn
23AV
^ I
One 7-room house S. A St
# One 10-roorn house N. Tryon St.
6-room
C:X i' I16i
houses E. \ ance St. v
5-room house W. 12tli St. ^
Two 4-room houses N. Brevard ^
£■- Kt> i
M. A. BLAND, Sdles A^en::
M (|
WwmWWw
m
Three r;-room nouses \\ in on a bt.
4
One lot on S. T 'yon
room houses.
i I
X
S3
phone No
41 n ciu
604-J.
That sounds good to us. W Idle you are cleaning un your premises
don t
to clean
out all
No niattG
deacate and
soft the material,
nder them ju;-:t
'esi?l>
auit-
TRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUABLE
By virtue of power vested In me by
a ceriain deed of trust executed and
delivered on the 6th day of August,
1910, which said deed of trust is re
corded in the ofiice oI’ the Re.gister
of Deeds, Alecklenburg County, in
Pook 207, Page 190, the undersigned
wdll expose to public sale at the Court
House door in the City of Charlotte
0x5 the 15th day of April, 1911, at 12
o’clock the fol’oving described pieces
of land, lying and being in Cnarlotte
Township, Mecklenburg County, and in
the City of Cliarlotte, and more par
ticularly described as foliow’s:
One lot situated on the Southv/est
corner of (Mement Avenue and Peach
tree Street, Beginning at the corner of j ^
aforesaid S!.rc.?t and Avenue and run- j ^
ning in a Soutl'.erly direction '
(Meinent Avenue 22«! feet to a lOtoocj
alley; t.heiice in a '\\'esterly dire';ionj „
witli afoi'i'-said alley 172 1-2 foft t-i a} 7 One G-rocra house E. Liberty St. i.
10-foot alley; tneiice with raisl ai'ey | ^
in a Nort]>er’y (lirection 100 feet; to j G-:corn house
ihe iot ot the Cochrane Show Ca:-:o |
Cornp;iny. on which thc^r factory bui;d-;
ing stands; thence in an Easterly di
rection with the line of the lot of tlie ; .-i,
Cochrane Show' Case Company's lin.,,;
NorLiierly
Cochrane Show Case Company’s line
Cochrane Show Case Conrpany line
;n an Easterly direction wuth j 0
Peachtree Street 'J7 1-2 to tho begin-! O
ning. (Above Let is in Block 22, see
of Oakhiirst). |
Also that tract of land adjoining th'‘i
I lands of Ij. D. Heath, nov.' or forniorl.x '
I Charlotte Casket Company, and c!ie i:;t [
j above descri'.'od and bounded as foi
I lows: IJeginning at, a stake in Block j
i No. 22 on I’eachtree Street on l iie i
vr. H.
(; lilt, and a grayish |
d like flannel and I
he be-
'vliite pat (.-Ii voi
tl'in.g I hat lool
ir>niciled to hei; -n of camphor. We
gave up finally, and started down.
Part way down the attic stairs Mar
gery stopiied, her eyes fixed on ihe
vvhitc-scrubbfd rail. Fclhowing her
gaze, I sloi)ped, too, and I feb: a sort
of chill go over me. No spot or blem
ish, no dirty finger print marked the
whiteness of that stair rail, except in
one place. On ii;. clear aUv. distinct,
every line of the palm showing, w:is
the reddish imprint of a hand!
.Margery did not speak; she had
turned very wiiite, and closed her eyes,
but she was not faint. V/hen the first
revulsion had passed, I reached over
and touched the stain. It was quite
dry, of cottrre, but it was' still reddish-
brow’n; anoiher hour or two would see
it black. It was evidently fres’u—Hun
ter said afterward it must have been
about six hours old, and as things tran
spired, he v.-as right. The s^'’in showed
a h-ind somewhat s-hort and broad,
v\ith widened finger tips; marked in
ink; it would not have struck me so
forcibly, perhaps, but there, its ugly
red against the white v.ood, it seemed
to me to be the imprint of a brutal,
murderous liand.
Margery was essentially feminine.
“What did I tell youV’ she asked.
“Some one was in this- house last
night; I heard them distinctly. There
must have been tw'o, and they quar
reled—’’ she shuddered.
We went on down stairs into the
quiet and peace of the dining room
again. I got some hot coffee for Mar
gery, for she looked shaken, and found
i had missed my train.
(To Be Continued Tomorrow.)
13-30da.
woor»,
Trustee
—There will be a meeting of the
Trinity College alumni tonight at the
Y. ]\L C. A. building. All Trinity Alumni
of the city and county are urged to
be present as business of importance
Is to be attended to.
CHENEV’S
EXF»ECTrOR/l!NT'
_PURES -OOUgH^ ..AND
EXECUTORS’ SALE OF VAULABLE
REAL ESTATE IN CH LOTTE.
By virtue or power and authority
given us by the AVill of the late Maiyi
E. Bloom, w'e will faell at the County j
Court House Door in the City of Char
lotte, N. C., on Monday, April the
3rd, A. D., 1911, at 12 o’clock >L, all
that land on West Trade street in tho
city of Chprlotte.
First Piece: Beginning at R. G.
Hayes’ corner on West Trade street
and runs with the fence in a Northern
direction, 198 feet to a post; thence
in a Western directiou 23 feet to a
])ost; thence in South^^rn direction,
198 feet to a post on West T'ade
.street; thence with West Trade street,
•lb.7 feet in an Eastern direction to
beginning. On said lot is a two-story
house—six rooms and bath, Vvdth gas
and water and electric lights.
Second Piece; Beginning at a post.
O. T. Henderson’s corner on West
'I'rade street, and runs in a Northern
direction with said Henderson's lino,
198 feet to a post; thence in an East
ern direction 7o feet to a post; thence
in a Southern direction, 198 feet to a
post on West Trade Street; thence
with "West Trade street 51.3 feet to
the beginning. On said lot is a six-
room house with bath.
Terms one-third cash, balance in
one year, interest on deferred pay
ments. This sale subject to advance
bid of not less than 10 per cent to be
put on in 10 days.
A map of said property can be seen
in Offlce of Clarkson and Duls, attor
neys,
February 22. 1911.
CHAS. E. BLOOM,
F. M. BECKHAM.
3-3-30da Executors of Mary E. Bloom.
Thaas ti»; OAFSIILES are superloi j
to Balssm of Copaiba,
C>ibel)8orin]eations,and fumin
R£UEVESin24HflURS^™^^^
tha same disaases wilV
fcrm.’CiiW'*or-
hmmy Aprors
Every care is taken to have
thern finished as you may re
quest.
WiMie Vests
the bugaboo of some laundries,
we starch and iron correctly.
’Phone
and other wornout articles irom your kitchen and house and call on
us and we vrill supply you with a nice, clean lot of the best kitchen
and household utensils t'^ be found in the city. Make yctir cleaning
up thorough and you will find many articles that shculd bo roplnccd
bv new and better ones and then call on tho
Sanitary Steam
Laundry
INCORPORATED
East Trade Street
Fhon.'ss
Irt
Do YOU want two Tickets to the Edisonia
or Amuse-lj sfiven you rRbb
Enter your name on lines below and cut } \
this out and send to NEWS office. Your
name will be entered on the list and will
i Ii appear amongst the Want Ads.
Watch for your name.
"First come, first served
^j Address
EUROPEAN
Rooms $1.50 Psr :>ay and Up,
Rooms with Privtite Bsth
Fer L/ay and Up.
CAF£ OPEM UNTIL 9:39 P. M.
Prices Reasonable.
150 El^S^nt Hucms.
75 Private Baths.
Located Ic the heart ol Ohar-
lotte, couveuicnt to railroad
station, street cars and the busi
ness and shopping centre. Cater
to high-class c:;\iuaerc:al and
toarist trade.
Pure Water from our Artesian
Weii, 303 1-Z feet deep, for sale,
5c gallon at Hotel.
10c gallon in 5-salion lots,
Ijeiivercd in (Jhariotte or «it ft.
R. Station.
LDGAR B, iVlOORE, Prop.'’ic»or.