HE CHAfiLOTTE NEWS APRIL I 191!
Last Day of Grace-
Books Closed Today
Voting Places for The Various
Wards on Day oj the Prim-
ary—List of Judges as Pre-
viously Given in The New^
Tho orc:an’>a'ion of a
Aforiation in thr srato. onirin.ainc:
wirh Tho “iean cf rho ' of
t i-n ■'2:1 arhc”^. M’->. S.T'.lio
slioi'n Sumners, and call ^ r .
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ar tho initial mco'.m.ii ’.'M
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constn m ion
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iiiei'. Fiirili' r details and ; luiis ti:'
♦'X Pm'iuii '!i.' ;i!j.i;:i;:!tioii '■ all i^i’is
of : h> 'ta!» " ill i>»* II-iiiiil"i*'d a' ail-
•iJhor niPf'i nii iti \: ril I i.
'I'he ohieft .>’ ti^' oritani/.ation is
\V. W. C-ay.
Kvu’sr.a:-. L. W. Win-
■ >* t>\ i-iii ;vr comnn'-
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:■ i>ju"U'd pronip;ly at
; ciosi' .r sunsci. anii
i rui":’. a; is riMiuireil to
.-';ipc: :\(-■ ;>hu-es w h>“n
i’ii 'hir pit'tiiin lioxes
(. ai'd u’arlx(->ii
All FoolsDay
l^fls Celebmted
"Ir 'lia .Mr. .IniK's?'’
liiis is he."
! am thp U'iephone man. I’lease
>a‘I'h-Im)’ from i he left side of the
■|th')UF.”
Wow idoasf' ?a> ‘hello’ wjiile stand-
in” on ill--' ri.mii side of i lie insii u-
meiii ■■
o\v will you kindly stand on
'■our lipad iind say ’lielli'?”
Hang (i-v-r-r-x-X-!-?—some more
tr.'ii' ;t ;>iijf' thina'!.
I'li ; i ; : (SI one of the convprsa-
lioi,.-; ihit' (a'ue over tpleplionos this
n.oi'uin.i:.
It is th* first of ,\;)ril and tliar is
I hi* ansv, pi . ‘'.Ml I-'ools '•iiu’P
■ I'ust thou art: to Dust return." re
marked Tommy McMillan, as he tried
;i' gt'i away with a Pilfer.
\\ as it eating too much daffy nuts
:hai made MisN (Ireenv-ille?
1 don't kno\\ ; wl;en I see Miss Spar-
jaiumri;. Alaska.
No. lOsmerelda, it is not a crime for
a Home ria.\ er to Steal a Base. The
>anio stum by a Visitor, however, is
tiiaud Larceny.
■No. I'l-trissa. when a Pitcher is put
in ilie i!o\. they don’t nail a lid on.
Ill iliis n.wn Uie Lid iw held down
h\ iron
There was a youn.^ Hornet named
\^'eiser.
A snbjeet, perhaps, of the Keiser.
one day—by the clock! —
!'>rank a whole ke^; of ••I'Joi'k,”
Ami now Hip Fan.s call him ‘•Bud”
Weiser.
(i’oor, miserable thing! 1 thought
lie was beitei'. but he had a relapse.)
EVEN CURES ULCERS.
Remarkable Results From Eczema
Remedy That Costs Almost Nohting.
Xo matter how l)ad a sore or ulcer
i'fiiicis you. Hokara the pure .-kin
f( ed. will cure it. In fact, if it doesn’t
eiri'. the purchase price will be re-
fu;’(ied.
Tt. ii. .Iordan C’o., the local agpnt.w
for Ilokara, w!iu have sold hundreds
of packages the last few weeks, say
they have yet to find any form of
Abound or disease affecting the skin
that Ilokara does not heal, and its re
lief is so instantaneous that those
wlio try it are simi)ly delighted with
it. Timpies. eczema, blackheads
acne, barber’s itch, and all skin trou
bles are quickly cured by applying this
simple skin food and tissue builder.
If eontains no grease or acids and is
(leanly to use.
R. H. .Iordan & Co. are selling a lib
eral jar of Hokara at the low price
of 2')C.
no! to iO'Tl
fls the wre.i;
• ti'i’oirai'her's uniun, the nipmor.'- of man runneth not to
nnioii 1-
unmonl'
iin-
Hip ponM'ary. has oeen one where all ; ^
•lersi o(xi: » m u i.m riir'i’lii,'jr die st^'u- ' peop'e were more or less foolisii I
opiaplipr'. of ’^p ,s a^p into an oruau- ’I bis da>. is no pxoeptioii to the rule j .
izait' ii for' fii.' 1 (■ It ,of il (- co i- ' ^ ou (iroi'pt-d fomtiiiai;,' said
«'iliOii oi i:if ‘ in'i's ai'd fo; liMle boy 10 a lady who was se(ia;pl^
the r";; .-^isii.ViCp (!'■ t))' busiiu s..; punlie. Jtud !i';i i .od. S'u* liii iied about faee ^
• aad looK;>.!, jp f>ars came Hi!
NI-NEWS OF SPORTS
By Terry Cleaton.
Fr.le> Kidney Till- r-r.n'a n in ri>n-
I -T-'arpd form ingredients ‘•f estab-
d Jher'-n-ii: ’ value for
I'^on’i.' .. 'iva'ii.p of i>ll kidnev and found
ta-n i^cr liH’r reivark "April
Such ii w-eni all day. The poliop} \ p-f.o’: -l ortinrr writer savs that
tno ;;^Me tPieun-uied to sev-ral times and . .Toe .Taekson, the -.shoeless wonder"
b'addrv ;,iinipnis. Fob.y Kidney Pills some allpg(>d praetieal joker.' Roma Carolina, will not be in
fite -rnHseptir and restorative.
Df rot -llov y^rn- l.iiney trouble to Negro W-iter Shot in Harvard Hall,
prosu-.^ liey n'i h n ach of uiedi- ( ambridge. Mas^
cine, but start takin?, Frdey Kidney liusrbi.^;. lip negr
April
-Heat n
at once. H' '■‘us’p substitutes. Bo',
t*r Dr-is Store on .\orth Square.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
Till Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
) wai'er whom an- in three leagues gives no evidence of
the Major T.eague at the close of this
year. He think.s .Toe is a "flash in the
pan". This man may be able to dope
r out correetly, bur Jackson’s record
oHiP!’ waiter. Charle.s Pi('aehford. s;-!0«
^esIelday In a '■j'uirr?! in n^emorial
ha!!. Harvard University, died today
of hi? wounds, P.oachford narrowly
eprapefi violence at The hands of
• ii ler.: - when afrer the shooiing he
f^'’d fi'o’11 tl'" universiiy grounds.
The ; o; re ri si ued him from the
st'Klei.t iiiOii.
Mr.^. \V. A. Hough, of Cornelius. X.
C.. was operated on yesterday at the
Charlotte Santatorium for apiiendi'i-
tis. She is doing nicelv.
his weakeni ng. He is certainly a natur-j
al hitter and that counts for a lot.
Cashion. who was seen here with
Davidson and wlio will be here again
with tlie ?chr)ol, has signed a contract
to play with Greenville after his col
lege experience is over. Ha will grad
uate this year.
Underwear
Its the time of year to change underwear again. The careful
niaa will chan;;e gradually A tnediuni weisht at the present time
is the safest.
FOR NOW. we’ve Merino and Ralbriggan Underwear in Just the
right weight.
All sl7.es, 50c to $2..’>n the (Garment.
A LITTLE LATKR. Later you'll come In for thin Underwear
and you 11 find that we have the best makes in several stj'les. Bal-
brlggan, L 'isle, sleeves anl sleeveless, Athletic style, 50c to $1.50
the garment.
You 11 find us ready to supply in any size an.y Underwear want
that 70U may hare.
Interest here in the games between
Davidson and Carolina on the Sth. and
C.arolina and Virginia on the 10th,
g'fiws with each succeeding day. Indi-
!cfrions aie that a crowd the like of
wbieii I'las seldom filled the grounds
will witness each exhibition.
St. Mary’s nine of ball players have
been pireticing almost daily and they
I will furnish good practice for the Hor-
I !ipts who will go to Belmont next
; W't'dnesday f(jr the first exhibition
, of the season.
Burt Hudson, who failed to show up
r.('re \\ hen he was matched to meet
.ioe 'I’urner. is to w’restle dow^n in
(Ireenwood of South Carolina next
week. He will perhaps never wrestle
in Charlotte.
Fourth Street won a good game
from the “Mixers” of Charlotte yester
day, so it is said.
Cashion is not a professional with
Davidson yet he has a signed con
tract w'ith Grreenville in this Car
olina Association this season.
Yorke Bros. & Rogers
THE OUTFITTERS
If Charlotte can win eight or
nine games under the first manage-
manship of I^ve Cross why can't it
duplicate the trick right off the bat
this year?
Cely Is taking about as much Inter
est in the Greenville tea this year
as Billy Smith, who has been signed
there as manager.
Back lot boks are getting busy with
practice for the great excitement that
may occur within a few weeks or so.
They are all aspirants for jobs held
now like Hans Wagner, Tyrus Cobb
Xapolion Lajoie and a few' othei
leading lights in the high-up-teams.
Nothing has been heard from J('e
Turner since bis second match in
V\asbington with Sam Anderson, w'ho
(Uiee th’pw him and by whom he
was anotlier time thrown. Turner
and Hudson were supposed to meet
here,' you know, and they never
showed up.
Contag^iou.s Blood Poison ustiall^' Ijegiiis willi a tinv sore or pimple a;
the onl\' outward evidence of its prcsenctj. But in a short w!iiie its man',
symptoms begin to make their 1111 welcome a[)j)earai!ce. Tlie month am
throat ulcerate, itcliin;^ rashes appear on the body, ll'.e hair comes out casil^'
brown splotches appear on the limbs, etc. So .hig-hly cont'ic;ioiis is the diV,
sase that it is sometimes couimttnicated from one person to another by th'
same toilet articles or handling- the clothes of an infected persoi:
S. S. S. has been curing' Contagions Blood Poison for more than forty years
It goes ngnt down into the circulation, and remove.s everj’- particle of th(
poison. While curing the disease S. S. S. adds richness and noun'shim:
powers to tne blood, and a person who is cured by the ti.se of vS. vS. vS. will fiii
that evei 3- portion of the s\ stem has been benefited by the treatmcrt. S. S. S
cures so perfectly that there is never any return of the old .‘^■'"uptoms • i'
drives the poison completely ont bv purifying the blood, v.liich is the on^
sale and sure way to treat the disease. Write for our Home Treatment Bool
and any medical advice you may desire, free. S. S. S. is for sale at drug stores
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
Abe Attell j/)?. Hulten Returns
Badly Injured Fiom Chester, S. C.
By Associated Press. }
New oYrk, April 1.—Abe Attel. the |
featherweight champion of the world, j
will be out of the ring for many weeks}
as a result of injuries to his lame left i
arm in his fight here last night with ’
Frankie Bums, of Jersey ('ity. At' el
fought Burns to a standstill but his'
victory took nerve and is likely to co-st,
him dear, for his left arm hung beside '
his side during the last tAvo or three;
rounds. . |
Attell injured the shoulder in Cleve-i
land six weks ago in a battle with Kil-j
bane. He was compelled lo remain !
idle until last night when ho believed!
his arm could stand the strain. |
Hooker has been discharged frf)m'
the Danville teamfi the closest one I
to the Carolina Association. He ?avs{
he will join the Three-E.ve aggrega-!
tion >
Rev. Dr. IT. H. Hulten, pastor of
the First Baptist church of this city,
has returned from Chester, S. C.,
where he has just closed a most suc
cessful revival in the Baptist church
there, of which D’.‘. Snyiler is pas
tor.
The meeting ar Chester was nota
ble for the large number of men who
were converted. The meeting grew in
interest as it progressed and during
the second week great throngs of peo
ple were truned away each night, the
church being inadequate to accom
modate them. The Chester papers oar
ried lengthy accounts of the meet
ing throughout its progress. ])r. Hnl-
tpn made a strong impression upon
thee ity.
Dr. ijiiKen has a vital iviessage for
his people of the First Ei ptisr i hureh
tomorrow morning on tiie "Problem
!.f Cliiirch Attendaiv,e.’’
Once more agog with
the spirit of
Clean Up Day
“The man with the Hoe,” the
Rake, the Wheelbarrow, the
Broom, etc. very much in
order.
SEE OUR EAST WINDOW
Charlotte Hardware
NE of my men is sick, but I will start that work early
to-morrow.”
How’ often an eniernrency arises in the
paper-hanging business which calls for an explanaticii to
customers.
Delay is usually pardoned when proper explanations
are made. Bell Telephone Service enables the dealer to
satisfy his customers and keep his .rade.
He often finds tho Long Distance Service of great
value in ordering supplies.
y07/ shoujij har'fT a Bril TcJcnl>onr
Spring is Almost Here Again.
You will w^ant 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 Aw^iings
Porch Shades
Furniture, Carpets
and Rugs
Stocks were never so complete as now.
Visit This Store.
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StovksT
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The young man or woman who wii^lies to nualifv for the best places
v>-orld has to offer cannot afford to take chances with the cheap, poor,
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CHALOTTE, N. C.
ilBooiporateiLl
Oil
KALiilGH, N.
Happy
Homes
If you are tired of scortching y .nr bread and cakes on one side
and having them half raw on the other by cooking on an old and
inferior stove or range, we have exactly the remedv ior vou
in a “Progress” Steel Range.
$39.50 to $65.00
$1.00 Per Week
These prices and terms bring these splendid ranges within reach
of every industrious family. You can easily save 2-"i per cent on
your fuel bill if you use a “Progress” Range.
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Presbyterian College Por Women
and Conservatory oflVIusi©
CHAKLOTTt, N. c
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Faculty of Specialists In every Uepa.rtmen:! TiIoro"”n \svn- r^u , j
Iniuence. City Advantages. V orl-,. Christian j
Music, Art, Elocution Specialtic*.
For catalogue, i^ddreas
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GAS RANGES
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Your Home
th,.’^n'. ’r.'.T R:inge in your home sinc€
tne eoi>t is so lit lie.
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