„Y’S
E OF
00
‘Foot Fitters.”
1,500 PAIR
Ladies Fine Kid—Gun Metal and Pat
ent Coit and Tan Vici
$2.15 the pair
These Are New 1911 Styles—Extra
Value—Come Take a Look.
THOMPSONS
New Real Estate
Firms For City j\
Two real estate rnnoerns have re ^
centiv >)t'en-chartei'esl to do biisinc's-s IT |
in Chariotie. Tl'oy are llie Ganis
Realty Coni'iau:' '' ith an i
f ajiiial of $12r>.')U0: and the Easiside ' ^ !
RoaU v ('on'ipany wlt't' a capital stock :#.3 |
of
Officers of tnp (Ir.ttis Company are: f
Thomas J. (ianis. Tfcnry HuyUian a*)d * i
Craig ^
Officials i'oi’ the Ei.stside Real Es
tate (’ompany are; C. (1. Mc\ianaway_
i.uther Sn> cler, \j. P. ^iack'enzie. D.
M. Al/ernath-^y and T. B. l.on.s:. Eiihor
co'.ni'any is peiniitied to ])es;!n Vius-
iness t'.nder a le^s capital than it
has.
Social and Personal
(IW AODIE \MLLIA:MS CALDWELL)
ii **3
brds
THE x'^OWir-'G OF APRiL.
! hca'-.i i1m> ('>' \' v\l ; nyiii;. ;
tlo>' n a s>in; \
Tl'ri-icl;! > lu’ ■ ^r;:;--;imi",!,t d '
v, -M-tM 'V inti.id; j
I ;ts >pvl'''-: i!Mt' raiadiops f-':l j
Clt'-,!- :!s P 'ir a'.wmI ani
d. th-- si( ’ ' i'l’ Ai';-'' s'ra
di'vvu i !u> K ■ j
, . . I
I \ -r '=;!\ 'V ^■r:' lit IKig i
f '■ ricVi'" ill : !i;i/o,
- d:ui('iiii‘,. ; ilv( r - piianciii^'
M.r'>>ih 'hi' ;|'rii!'i-s'V(‘, '' ways:
SmoUov-iT-a: hs, lip'u as spr’.n;;tinie
(’ ('''anuni,
O’. r her flower d' CiU'd sluiulder
Fi om li* r ’aat rii. frr.^riHit drittins. ^
\'r.rv’ii'! s!';ithriin::;h th^ lini'.e.'
T):.;.;o I'U’tU;'". wnodland-wiu?-
In^. ll.:-!^\:^h ihe w-iul-slirred
ur:is,
Stars hnrnod bri^lrer. hoarvs v.-ere
!ir:;h.tcr. as :iu>v \'.at‘.h.eil hor luiss:
Morning skifs were i-ienrer. Idner.
; w I'l' su' f'V vows . r«.‘ tr; -
Fi-.r the inaixi.- of her sini-ii\;r. blijs-
si'ni '.iriniii!':," gy’osy lass.
- .Mr^riiui liaslu li Clark, iu Metro].:'I-
itan.
ORGAN P.SCITAL
PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE.
\RD
; ’irchafe by onr
in .\- ' Vi'irk last
2' latest
. a: .’--It
or; pale at, j'lst
nr at iho iPvTSt..
e Styles
. •! Tir.T tompt you
; - wore old and
• i.-'r TO be cheap
,.nd colors ninst
‘ w,- claini for this
f ■ r ,-p!f —and yo;;
1. ' lu t ■ it*ed our
iilinery
1 li" b^ st time
t Vour order
: of at.icr'ion
;v d in hiv-
*'d sovenil bicj slilp-
1 t‘s rind trimmings
’ ■ U\ tho ;ii.!h.
the ^■cry latest,
* .'n;'--e the price? are
Kv'-ry persrin has two educations—
oi;e wlij.’ii !ie reiH'ives i'l' in others,
arid one, raoi'o iniportant, whicii he
gives himself.—Gibbon. i
ORGAN RECITAL AT j
SECOND CHURCH. |
The or^an recital iiiven last uii;;h: '
ar I'le Se-^’ud I'l'vS'jvterian chur(h, b.,
.'li s li. Kroeg. a student of
Mr. H. .1. Z-.“hi'' of Klixabeth colleire.
v.i'> a u:a:’..! success in ev^r'- wa>'. A
etw»d--:':':!d'“Uce, incl’'di»[ ■ ^nii.e of
Cl^ario'To's best innsici:;ns, b.i'l ass"iu-
Med. V hen [ r(,>mpily at SS’.O (/(h^.ck
she b(^iau a i)rof;raui of organ music
that, would have done credit to many
.:o-ca!led ci'iiceri-orpanists. She cave
evidence of cjood thorouirh training:
ihmIct a roni]'*Tent m.-i'^ter. for It^r
work was spieudiJ throujzii'Hit tiie
ev(
Her inanr.er and pod:i! tech’iiqiie :ire
eqnaM\ well developed, which was well
denionstrafcd in th.e d-inint'i’ loccata
and the concert overtur''; tiie latter
nttniber n;?,kiT’u a ^raii.l i limax to the
propram and w-’s inulouljtedly her r.est
work of ilie e\“’’ na.
r* ^tratiou i« quick and well
contrnc’^e'l and h.er i hra 'itis \\ell nisjh
lie'»\ct. This was clearly sliown in the
various com]to^!ior.s aiMi esi ecially in
tiie liul't ones. Mr. Zehui has reason to
lie proud •'if the work of b.'S lalcn^ied
i.upi! -Miss Kroeg. Mr. .john W. Fox,
, tenor j-oloi-' of the Second church ^ren
dered the Keciial and Aria from Sam
son "Oh. loss of sight: Total Kclipse”.'
Mr. I'i'X har^ a bea’itM’i! voice a^id,
('harlttte poojilo are al'.va.'.s ylad tO;
:hear him.
Ail in nil the itrosrram which wa;i
m;:(U-ui.' of iiich different, well con
trasted I'ompo:'!'ions Vi as a piiaientlj
; ■■ fni('>* i] by rv. ’'.' t ’ii pres-
eiii as the araiience'a attention was
■lied iiiroi'Sfli tlie entire pr.iuiam v\iii'a
was euityal)le as anythinn C'aai otie
I iia.' had ff>r so:i;e tiuu .
' Followim:- the i/uv:;ram:
;
Progra m.
Sonata in F-minor. on. tki. . .... . •
r\lcUi Um ssoh n
In Faradisuni iJtilioi.s
Int roduction and Hridal Chorus....
( lx)hengrin) R. V\ a;^ner
3.’is.' Krccg.
Recitative and .\ria ('from Samson)
Ha'’.del
-Oh, loss of siiili': 'iotal ec!ii)se:"
.»;r. Fox
\;i i-Ncni cf !i!‘,i-i a.! i;!i(‘r('st at ih/j
(’resb\ .Ti.iii coli-\L-e i.^st iiiLihl w:'-^ the;
!-‘cil:il h;> Mrs. .Mariiaret P. |
.i; 'ii'; S’,>n. .Mrs. .laiuicson was ai-sist-l
‘i I'V .'-lis- \iaiy l'.,)Viiian. soi'runo. j
>’r. \\ Aiuseisoti. m!!."ica! di-j
ria • ’.:i“,i .\i:^s Forn'.an. .Mrs. •
.1;; I’.i It'S,111 is O'le oi 1 lie most i;'!e!\ieU
or;r: Hist‘S ir ti e cit.v. Sb.e is a clever
e';'on'-ut i:i' Mr. Aiulersou's toachiti.u:.
lie'' toucl'i r!;'.e, and iier inierp'.'et;;-
lion :is  :-;i.ressed i>y iier rei^isf:'ati 'n
;:is:efii! and sluifi’i. 'The se!ecti(Uis
v.i'iu i\ s-' -vr'J a.T vehic'l-.'s for h.e'- lalesiv.
v.^re those the nuvi sl/iiled organist
list' on ibeir cjn(.:'ri programs, l^acii
was a. in t'X?cuiion. 'J'lie pri>gram
foiltjws;
Sonata in D-ilat. (^p. l.j-1
T?J'einberger
Pat’.tasie. Past(jr;ile. Introduction and
Fiige
laebesfier Op. 16 .\"o. 2
Weingartner
fa) Andantino. l)-llat licmare
(i») Andanie SinfoJitco Op.
Holloway
Tocc;ita am.l Fugue (Doric
Hach
Song to Sprinti Hugo AVolf
Berceuse.' Kinder
I'anir.i'o O". 1:-' Xo. 2 Faulkes
l!i':XRY F. AXDFRSOX,
Accomivinist.
Miss Forman charmed vocally, as lid
Mrs. .Jamieson ins*rumrnrally. Her
voice was clc»’.r- sweet and Boulful.
♦
I PRESBYTERIAN COLLEGE
ALUMNEA iVEET TOMORROW.
The I’resl'yt'^rian ('ollege Alumnae
I .N-.,s.)Ciatiou will ireet in tlie I'arlors
'o! the }’resb\ lerian college tomorrow
afternoon at 1 o’clock. At this meeting
plans will be made for the anmial al-
umtuie ’:'au(piet, v.hich is to be held
till-; \e:!r ct:n)Ut May .10. A tail a.tieii'l-
ance of the alumnae is reynestl'd.
Little Ruth Washburn
> Buried Yestn day
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Washburn was filled v. i'h sc.')''e;- of
sy!iipatliiziiig friends yesu rda\ aftH]--,.^g
noon, v.heit the funeral of their baby 6
bai)y dat’.ghtei’, Ruth, was ccnidr-ctf'd. jy |
Tlie service was sweetly ir!;;iressive. | ^
Rev. Dr. McGeachy, of tue Second |.^
Pre'-byterian chtn-ch, read severali^j
[la.-satre.s of sciii't .ire an;! made ^ »
I'caiii iful pi a.rer.  M L. Mnrtin
s.iiij; wiili Vi'.j.:-'' p:'.tl:os ’'S.une Hny '
\','e'!i t'a;li rs!aud," -wid "When He'^;
'.'(ei.tib to .M;ii\e I'li His Jewels."!^
I'tile v. hi e ‘-askei was covered,
(if the vaile'''. A !
vi }hs'.;i.:r
- .f
CORSE
BFAUTY
Cor
CrsiVK
if
, :1
J
i:;i
wi:li a pa.M of lilii-s (if the vaile'''. A ! ^
);i:; b iiH'ii of i'.!;'su r lilies ne.-.Ll-d 5
Itif cetit('r of the lilies. '! ae ^'ooin ||
was iil'C'! v>ijh l-'.asr^M liliis, suow-jg;
(itops. iii^ s o^' lir. '.a' .'-., v.b.iie c:ir-'^ «
nations aa«! [ ink s'.vei'^ peas, gil iu .^ j
Ur.i^h profusion, t cii'vs. m ing; the’^j
tencier s\.i',patby of rririi;.';. As 'be
sun v>t'Ut knv in the west, i
.■'( il oil a li'tle lie-v lily-(".!v»'i
moi.iud ill l'^lii'V\ood.
The Easter Season is here and we are
prepared to fit you with the latest
and correct
il
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DISTI^'GUISHED
GUESTS.
]h'. H. C. Mabie and wife, of Bos
ton, were iu the city today the
guests of Dr. H. H.* Hulten and
wife. Dr. Mabie has for years been
a leader among the Xorthern Bap
tists. lie is jusL comnleiiiig a tour of
the universities and colleges of the
Sotitii lecturing on mission and kin-
di’- (I subjects. He is the author of
many of the leading theological works
of ii';0 day. Dr. -Mabie and wife left
lor Richmond on the aftornoou train.
♦
MISS YOUNG
30ING WELL.
M.Mr. A. ^1. Young had good news
today ifo'.n hi^f daughter, :Miss Willie
Youiig. who is ill at Roanoke, Va.
She has recovered nicoiy irom the op
eration.
VISITING
iMRS. BALINSON.
Miss Lillian Clinard is visiting ?.Irs.
! I'rederic Frees Balinsoa, in Salem.
^
■ MISS ROBERTSON
COf'.'^ING HOME.
Mi;; .Julia Robertson, who has been
\isitin.n her s^ister, Mrs. M. Brevard,
in Tallahasee, Fla., will be home Fri-
' day.
B\ .Associated Press.
\\ asliington. D.- C., April -i.—Presi
dent Taft s hrs-t messsge t() tlie t52nd
congress will go in ■ omorrovN', accord
ing to unofficial informatioi informa-
liou at the white house today. The
president began the dictation of the
nu'ssa.ge earl>' todav and when the
cabiriet met at 11 o'clock he laid before
his advisors a rough draft of the docu
ment. Following the cabinet session
this- aflenioon the president will take
up the message wiih one of his sec
retaries and proposes to comi'lete it.
The message, according to the w'iitej
house, will deal tmly with, reciprtpcity ■
with (’aiuida. Reference to a pwutia-'
nt-t tariff commit-:.ion or to kindred sub |
jectF; will be K'ft to later messages
if ’.he present plan is followed. The
inessa.tre will not be long and v.ill fol
low closely -ib^ sp'^eches niade by tiie i
■presidetiL on the sui'jeci of reciuroci
ty.
ws^
needed for your gown. We ask you
come in and see them—come while
the assortraent is the best.
We have the models that mould the figure, almost
re-construct it, we may say, to those long flow
ing lines so much desired today and so
much needed to properly carry out
the present styles in dress.
Every Corset has been selected on its own indi
vidual merits, beautifully constructed, daintily
trimmed and renowned for its staple qual
ities. Again vve ask you to call and
ST 10 PITS
By Associated Press.
Tokio, April 2.—Raiirication of the
American-.Iapanese commercial trea
ty v.-ere exchanged this afternoon fol
lowing o luncheon given at tlie palace
b.v Jiliu'i'eror -Slutsuhito in honor ol
American Ambassador O'lirien. Prem
ier Katsura and foreign minister, Ro-
mura, v.ere present at tlie luncheon.
Preceding the luncheon the emperor
received O'Brien in jirivate au
dience.
His majesty congratulated the diplc--
mat I'.jion the share whi-h he had in
the negotiations/, which mad(^ closer
t'le relations between ihe tw:.> countrie.s
and entrus!?(] him with a verbal mes
sage I'or President Taft, in which the
Arnerlcau executive is com]ilinieuied
upon the coiK btsiori of a iieaty on
which Japan places ihe highest possi
ble value.
After the luncheon tlie emperor per
sonally lianded to Mr. O’Brien an Eng-
lishe trans’laticm of his formal mes
sage to President Tafi.
The Anglo-.]ai)an commercial treaty
has been sigiied and will be {iublished
lonrorro'.v.
see them. Prices range
$10.00 to $1.00
Tempted to Make
Charlotte Hts Horn
EY'S
I
Toccpto and I‘'u‘.;e in L) niinor. . Ba(di;
D;n.scarolle. . . . (rTenb:id.-Shell:;y j
i). Forget-me-not . . .Mucbet h-Bahlwin
('oiictrt Overture in (’-minor.. Hollins
Miss Kroeg.
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D, A. R.
EVENT.
'I'll.' \u Irew ,T-\ckson boulder at |
W:’■ li,‘v>v i;; to be un veiic'd April 12.1
The "\em nmI’ be 'me of siale-widej
inieresi to the D. A. \l. of iioih Caro-
linas. .\t’s. i:. R. Pr('stou is to be the
orat ir of tl^e occ''od;)n.
moiiumeni lias b('en orefted at
the bi-i'iph'ce ot I\Son, w.iif.t i->
si:,' ii'il's fr(;?'.’ \\a\iiaw.
.Mis,-; 1/1.' \\ • Long is iu char.ge of
th;' ( b:’r!o t‘ delegation. S!ie ar.ks tuat
all wiKj intend going notify her at
(UK'e so that she, in turn, may noLity
ll-e commit I.^e of arrangements at
Waxhaw. The Waxhaw ladies have
made arrangement.to provide cat ii-
agoK for the N'or.h Carolina delegation,
and desire to kno'.v jus. how many
the going. Miss ly»ng, Mrs. .John \ :\u-
Landingham, Mrs. I. W. Faison and
others will if'inc sent tlie Chai.oite i. .
A. !L .
l.liXiiheth Maxwell Sleeve (baptei,
of Salisburv will send a repr'seu;a-
lion composed of .Mrs. P.eulah .\U)ore,
Slate ilistorian. Mrs. J'-dwin 0\eim.,n,
.Miss .lanel Quinn and Miss Nan tm
ford. Miss Quinu and Mutord wi'l
unveil ih( uicinuiiu iw.
BROWN’S BRO'NCHIAL TROCHES
Convenient, effective, safe, for coughs.
Twenty-five reiu’esentative citizens
frem Mocklenbnrg and Gaston coun-
1 it s, armed v^'ith dui)!icate coiues of
a petition aggregating ;J,UU0 names,
arepeared befor(^ the county c(.mmis-
.si()ners ye.sterilay afternoon and ad
vocated file co-operation of Meck-
lenbi'.rg v.'iih Gaston (‘ount.v in btiild-
in.Ji two biidges over the Catawlta
river, one at .Mount Holly and one
at Soan's ferry. .\s a result of this
i;res..ure tlie .Mecklenburg commis-
siore! s took the lirst otticial ste]) to
ward the luiilding of two bridges.
This action cuisisted iti naming a
cummiitee of three members of the
i;f)ard to confer wiih a liko commit
tee from tlu^ board of (.Jaston conii-
t\ The three vihmi front the ^Mei'k-
lei’.hurg board are t'hairma.n W. M.
lyon.Lj and Alessrs. F. "^1. lieatiy and;
W. X. McKee.
The committees from the two
counties v.ill confer at an early date
as to th-; -pro.iect of building the two
nridges, AlU'r that the Mecklenburg
(•ommittee will repcut to a full meet
ing of the AFecklenburg commission
ers and each committee Aviil submit
•heir I'ei'ort to their resitective boards
for linal approval.
.Mr. (’. Keus:er, of the Greater
ClKiilotte Club, who was largely in-
sM-ui.iental in circulating and collect-
ing the petitions, apiteared before the
commissitinevs in l»ehalf of the undei-
9king. Mr. ,Iohn Holland, of Mount
lioilv. also appeared with a delega-
tion'of six (JasLon county citi’/.ens in j
behaU' of the movement and the j
result was the appointing of the 1
above-nanaed committee.
Funeral of John Maguire.
By Associated Press.
Savannah, Ga., April 4.--The funeral
ot Jolin E. Maguire, former chief of I
the Savannah tire department, who
died last night. T\il] be held tomor
row, Chief Maguire ^vas known all
over the cour. ry in fire-figjting cir
cles. because of bi& long connection
with the Saxannah fire department.
Mr. R. A. Finch, a prominent busi
uess man of Xorfolk. \a., is In ih.o
eb.v today and says he likes Charlotte
-o well, and has heard so uiueh oi us
qrowth in tiie past that he is almost^
te:ni>ted to make it his future hmiie.
'Were my interests not s(j iiea\.\ m
■\orfolk/''he remarked to a X'ews re-^
porter, "I ahi certain 1 would locate
iiere.' I was iiere about five years ago,
and in all of m.v iravels I have nevei
witnessei such c* growth in i -'j 'I
\onr peojde se.'-m to be iiti.-ib'i--- b*
more. While I always will neheve tlun-,
Xorfolk is the Xew V(U-k ol she houih,^
Ciiarlotte can litiingly b-'- called one ot
il;e most wide-a-wake inland cities o.i
■,he map. Tiie inierarbuu, 1 pr'du't, wil
do great thhigs i.>r you. 1 wish 1 Imd
s(me stock in the road, if you lieai of
any one wanting to dispose ot h.is
hoidings let me Unow.’
Mr. Finch will leave tonight for At
lanta and Xew Orleans.
T
Bv Associated Press.
“e1 Paso, 'i'ex., .\pril 4.—A private
telegram was ref-eived here today
from Chicuahua stating that citizetis
there were wkeinii-al about tl.e siic-
(■aks of ’he iioiirparlers and wei'e won
dering v.iiet! 3.:i d- ro would tai:e the
city.
Some men, like some razors, are The actor is more apt to forget his
too siiarp for tlieir own good. lines than the fisheinuin.
Spring Debility
—a—
ALLEGRETTFS
The Candy That Always Satisfies
BOWEN’S
11"
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,\ fornu ;• citixeri of tliat city who
r.iill lives iii i!ie .s:aM' (»f Ciiiiiiiaiii-H
hij'.t"d today that iie brdicvcci .Matter j
Cl.hid no aMack. !!■ .'tid tiiat, the fe'i'
era! /.'ariison in lue ci.v and enviroi -
iiu!i;ij^'red v. hit-'- ihe insurre.'':r.‘
noi musier ii:;ir>- !'uan 1 .'lOO.
.'Pile repor!:-;- to il,f; comrary. he d-
ch'ired I hat the i.isuirecto forces iif i
not been remiited to any material e:-
ell! in the Iasi two uionitis.
Meanwhile li' so-called iieace er
' voys live v ailing for v,v)i(j trfun Frs.
( isco I. :\!ad''fo, ,lr., bef«)re anol!;>.
further move; to bring about a cessa
tion of hostilities can be made. A mes
senger i.-t C'Xiiee.led at any time.
Southern Spot Cotton.
?kTemphis, ''i'eint.. .-\!)r-;i 4.—Co+tou
spot stt udy, uiudiaiiiii d, middling
3-4.
t
v:
Is due to the debilitating weather of th© season,
and to the impure, Impoverished, devitahzed
condition of the blood caused by too cSose con*
finementy too little outdoor air and exercise, too
heavy diet during the winter.
It is cured by the great constitutional remedy
Hood’s Sarsaparilla
vrhich effects its wonderful cures, not simply becan-e it cotstains sarsaparilla,
but because it comblnea the u'.most remedial values of more than twenty
different ingredients. There Is no rc?al substitute for Hood s Sarsaparilla.
If urged to buy eny preparation said to be “ just as good, you rn^y L.e ju^e it
. . . . ^ £l litrcr^r nTOuc. xOO
New Bungalows
We are just beginning TWO new Bun.galows in Woodlawn. We
baildin.g thtse ji;.-t as the imrchasers wanted them. They are arti'^tic one
arrange^d with everv comff>rt and convenience. It costs no morr- to ha.'>
a home built as YOU want il than to get one n,t arranged to your tast
See us at once and let us build for you Xo prettier place around Char
lotte il.^'.n \VO(JlJLA\\ X. Our terms are fair and juiit.
The icCiung Realty Co
25 S. Tyon St.
Phon© 1254.
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