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7RT CHASLOTTE NEWS. APf IL 15, 1911
“Tell it to The Town Through
THE NEWS.”
ONE
1
CENT
PER WORD
WANTED: For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Stolen, To Let.
Phone 115.
SMALL TYPEWRITER for sale. Bar
gain. Room 604 Realty Bldg. 15-2t
FOR A NOTARl
'Phone IIK,
rpBUC
quick—
24-tf.
PUOI^B 921—Special sale of fixtures.
Globe Electric Co. 3-19-tf
Easy .terms on •typewriters. 200
miscellaneous machines on hand to
select from. No matter what kind
of machine you fancy we have. No
matter what price you have been
quoted ours will be lower. J. E.
Crayton & Co., 217 S. Tryon St.
ll-30t-eod
WANTED
W \NTED—To char?e a bill against
you No money down, pay later. Un
ion Clothlnir Co.
42 N. College. 15-U
\\TKn—YounK white man with
11 familv for dairy work. McD.
S-tf-eod
V. at
V^’.\NTED—.\t once, experienced wo
man ’n dressmaking establishment.
fi25-J. Mis. NV. S. Rolph.
15-2t
FOR rent—One ftie-room apartment,
modern conveniences. Jackson Ter
race, 125.00 mo. Traders’ Land Com
pany, 22 East Fifth St.
12-3t
FOR RENT CHEAP—Nice store room
on W. 4th, near Tryon. W. C. Dowd,
at News oflSce. 8-21-tf
FOR RENT—Two four-room houses.
’Phone 1562. A. M. Beatty. 12-tf
yOR RENT—Five-room modem cot
tage, Fiftii and McDowell. R. N.
Ran.son. • l2-4t
fuone
V%’\NTKD
n.'’ker.> ai
Two «;intrle white men for
Chatham Dairy. 14-2t
FOR RENT—Modern 6-room cottage,
furnished. Phone 2446-J. l2-tf
VNTED—A hustler to paint the
•oVn of Charlotte with Skat. A cer-
r. s*uro way to make money. W rite
.- at. Hartford. Conn. 4-T-13t-eod
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms with
baths. Belmont Hotel, East Trade
St. 12-tf
V’AN TED—Several furnished rooms
light housekeeping, close in.
stating price. ‘•Furnished.”
1 w
Apply
care
12-4t
WANTED - TWENTY WORKING
MEN TO TRAVEL WITH THE
SPARKS CIRCUS. UBERAL WA
GES AND GOOD TREATMENT.
APPLY SHOW GROUNDS, SALIS
BURY, APRIL 14 OR 15.
WANTED—Position by young lady as
stenographer or cashier. Willing to
BTan on tmall salary. Address ‘‘F/’
care News. 13-5t
♦ FOR SALE ♦
♦ ♦
FOR SALE—New three-spring, covered
deli\ery wagon. Phone 340. 15-tf
FOR SALE—4-cylinder
Buick car; lamps and
Good condition, |300.00.
passenger
windshield.
Phone 340
14-2t
FOR SALE—A few more left of those
up-to-date 5-room cottages, macadam
road front, good pavements; small
payment down, balance easy terms
See Geo. M. Phifer or J. H. Me
Aden. 8-14t
HASTINGS & MITCHELL CO., new
store building. Work is progressing
rapidly on our new store. When
complete it will be one of the nicest
furniture stores in Charlotte. Bar
gain hunters and close purchasers
(Should take advantage of our special
sale which will continue a few days
longer. Phone 897-J. 3-16-eod-tf
TYPEW’RITER REPAIRING — All
makes machines, rebuilt, cleaned, or
adjusted by factory experts In the
largest and l^est equipped typewriter
repair shop in the South. J. E.
Crayton k. Co., 217 S. Tryon St.
ll-30t-eod
FANCY BRED POULTRY AND
EGGS.
Special Musical Program
At First Baptist Charch\
Seaboard Air Line 'Railway Official
Ffoute Mecklenburg Camp Confed
erate Veterans* to Little Rock,
1 Ark«ns«f, May, 1911.
The Mecklenburg damp has selected
The Greater Charlotte and the Rich-|the Se^oard -^^Ltoe^as the official
ardson orchestras will furnish the
music for the Sunday School sorvice
at the First Baptist Church tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o’clock. Following is
the program:
Part One.
Music by Orchestra. *
Song Service.
Solo—Miss Louise Lineberger,
FOR SALE—Eggs for setting from
prize winning Rhode Island Reds.
Phone 2191. 15-2t
W’ANTED—Some pure strain White
Leghorn chicks. “Chick,” care News.
14-lt
EGGS FOR HATCHING-Our partridge
and Columbian Wyaadottes are lay
ing to beat the band. $2.00 per 15.
25 cents reduction if called for. P.
b. Powell, 800 N. Graham. 24-4t-sat
EGGS FOR HATCHING—Our patndge
and Columbian 'Wyandottes are lay
ing to beat the band. $2.00 per 15
25 cents reduction if called for. P.
S. Powell, 800 N. Graham. 3-11-dt-sat
PURE BRED Brown Legnorn eggs for
hatching, 15 for $1.00. M. M. Wal
lace. Phone 561-J. 3-11-sat-tf
FOR SALE—White Leghorn eggs, 75
cents setting, pure strain. ’Phone
2026-Y. 9-tf
FOR SALE—Four-passenger touring
car, practically new, 'W’ill exchange
for part cash and real estate. Phone
1073, or call at 608 Realty Bldg.
31-tf
WANTED—Boarders, delightful rpom
and excellent fare; private family,
close in. No. 513 East Avenue. 11-tf
T'.^NTED—Couple for room and
tK>ard Best location, close in.
■Phone 131^-J. 15-3t
WANTED—To sell you a nice new
feather bed and 6-poilnd palr of pil
lows for $10.00 delivered. Turner
& Cornwell. Feather Dealers, 204
South College St. 3-3-eod-tf
FOR SALE—Electrical fixtures, chairs,
sliding doors, frame work, plumbing
and toilet fixtures, pool table, stoves
beveled mirrors, and 400 yards of
velvet carpet (suitable for Church
or Lodge room) in good condition.
The property of the Pythian Castle
Co., and can be seen any time this
w'eek by applying to F. R. Cates,
Secty. & Treas. 12-4t
WANTED—Roomers and table board-j**
ers. 208 E. 5th. Phone 193S-J. ll-4t.
ALL-TH E-YEAR
ROUND
We keep a big assort
ment of Horses and
I Mules.
^ — — —; J, w. Wadsworth's Sons Co.
VANTED—Pupils for private instruc-'
tlon in shorthand and typewriting. £00 TO 300 cords pine wood, at foot of
j^ourse completed in three months’i Mint St. for sale by Suburban Realty
time. Miss Brown. 515 Realty Build- co. F. C. Abbott, Trust Bldg. 7-tf
ing. ’Phone 229T-J. 14-4t^ ^
^ ■ ■ ■ I
WANTED—A set of books to keep in
the evenings by an exeprienced
bookkeeper. ‘’Evenings,” care News.
ll-7t
MISCELLANEOUS
FANCY POUL'PRY AND EGGS are
easily sold through advertisements
*in this column.
LOST AND FOUNiL'.
DR. D. K. PEARSON
Dr. D. K. Pearson, of Hinsdale, III.
who on (April 14) celsbrated his
ninety-first birtliday by the distribu
tion of $3(^,000 to sciiools and re
iigious organizations. Tliis makes
ills total distributions of recent
years nearly $5,000,000, most of
winicii has been given to small col
leges. Tlie gifts are termed by Mr
Pearson as “Debts” and in most cas
es are fulfillments of ills pledges to
different bodies ^f certain sums
when they should have collected
other stipulated amounts.
route of the camp to the re-unlon at
Little Rock.^Ark., leaving here Monday
May 15th, 7:30 a. m. Special Pullmans,
the rate for the round trip to Little
Rock luid. return will be $17.15; tickets
on sale May 13-14 and 15th, good to re
turn until May 23rd, subject to exten
sion until June 14th by payment of 50
cents at Little Rock. There will be
. , side trips on sale to all points west
Selection by Grea'ter Charlotte Band. Little Rock at one far plus $2.00
Singing by School. ' for 'the round trip, for sleeiping car re-
(Chorus Whistled.) I servations and further information,
Selection by Orchestra. j call on or address.
Solo—Miss Mary Justice. JAMES KER, JR.,
Solo—Mi&s Hallie Benton. ' T. P. A., S. A. L.,
Selection by Greater Charlotte Band. | n-tf Charlotte, N. C
Part Two.
ROOFING
We put on Slate, Tin, Tar and Grav
§l Roofing. When you build or repai
get our estimate.
C. F. SHtiMA-W
Phone 111* 200 N. Colleges St
Devotional Service.
(Conducted by Pastor-)
Lesson Study.
• Part Three.
Violin Solo—Mr. Richardson."
Soio—Miss Blanche Millersham.
Singing by School.
Solo—Mr. O’l^niel.
Selection by Orchestra.
Closing Hymn.
CAPT. SMYTH DENIES MERGER
STORY.
Southern Railway Offers Extremely
Low Round Trip Rates to Little
Rock, Ark., On Account Annual
Reunion United Confederate
Veterans May 15-8th, 1911.
/•
Tickets for this occasion will be sold
on Ma* 13,14, and 15, with final return
May 2^d, with privilege of an exten
sion of ;4turn limit until June 14th,
by depositing ticket with joint agent
and payment of 50 cents. The follow
ing round trip rates will apply from
stations named:
Charlotte, N. C... ...... $17.15
‘Concord, N. C 17.30
Davidson, N. C 17.15
Greensboro, N. C. 18.30
Gastonia, N. C 16.65
High Point, N. C.. 18.00
Statesville, N. C 17.15
Salisbury, N. C. 17.30
, Low round trip rates from«alI other
the Pelzer corporation, now formmg, pQjnts on Southern Railway on same
sent out from New oYrk. J basis. Southern Railway has double
In reply to the query. Captain I through service for Little Ro^,
Smyth stated positively that he has yja. both Asheville, Chattanooga
never given an interview on the sub- ^nd Memphis, and via Atlanta, Bii
ject in NeW York or elsewhere, and mingham and Memphis,
that the statements made in the alleg- For further information, reserva-
ed interview and published In a num- tions, etc., apply to any Southern
her of newspapers are incorrect as a Railway Agent, or, write. R. L. Vernon,
whole and are without foundation in d. P. A., and R- H. DeButts, T. P. A.,
fact. ’ N (Charlotte, N. C. 3-23-td
Declares That Reports of,Giant Com
bine of Cotton Factories Have No
Foundation In Fact. '
Greenville, S. C., April 15.—The
State’s, correspondent called on E. A.
Smyth lastonight to secure his con
firmation of a dispatch in reference to
THE GEM HOTEL A^ D CAFE
Up-to-date dining room, teating 10
persons, a luncn counter uuequalec
in South. (Conveniently ; .coated oi
South Tryon street. Strictll> European
MOVED
I have moved my Terra Cotta Pip«
Yard to East 5th St., bet^vt-u College
St. and the rai’iroad, *‘Iu ilie Heart
of the City” where you wi. xind every'
thing in pipe and tilings, i^lue pipe,
Chimney lining, Wall coj] iiig, etc.
C. V. FURR,
Office and Yard East 5th S". Between
College and R- ^
ANOTHER FRESH ^PPLY
Sherrill Mineral Water, friend ol
suffering humanity, just in. Phone
orders 918.
SHERILL MINERAL WINTER CO.
211 S. College S
CITY OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
night:
“The report is greatly exaggerated.
A definite statement in regard to the
matter will be made in due lime. It
will come from the office of (japt. El
lison A. Smyth.
“Whether or not the Saxon Mills
will bo included in the merger has not
been settled. The proposition will
LOST—Brown pocket book between
Brevard and Alexander streets, con
taining Miss Esther Shannonhouse’s
card and seventeen dollars in bills
besides some change. Liberal re-
w'ard if returned to 704 East Ave.
14-2t
LOST—A gold filled watch and fob.
Monogram J. R. A. Suitable reward.
Phone 660. 14-2t
Foley Kidney Pills contain in con
centrated form ingredients of estab
lished therapeutic value for the pompt
alleviation of all kidney and bladder
ailments. Foley Kidney Pills are an
tiseptic, tonic and restorative. Do not
allow your kidneys trouble to progress
beyond the reach of medicine, but start
taking Foley Kidney Pills at once.
Refuse substitutes. Bowen Drug Store
on P^orth Square.
I CALL FOR. repair and deliver your
shoes. Phone 953-J. P. A. Bowden,
10 Vi East Trade. 12-27-tf
WANTED—position by young man
26 years old. as clerk in a grocery
ritore, wholesale or retail. Have had
3 vcars experience. Can furnish ^
teirrcnces. Address "W. A.,” care ^ NICELY furnished room with board
.\'ev s.
15-3t,
WANTED—To move anything that Isi
loose at boih ends. Phone 26. E. P. j
Griffith Moving Co. Office and Barn i
28 E. 6th. I HELP WANTED—Strong, able-bodied
m private family can be had by
gentleman for $25 a month. Call
at 207 East Liberty street or phone
1410-L.
WANTED—Position by competent
bookkeeper with five years exper
ience. Best reference furnished.
Write O. C. Russell, Granite Falls,
N. C.
men for steady work. Will furnish
houses, either rent or sell. Charlotte
Pipe & Foundry Co. 7-lOt-eod
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
by Dr. F. M. Winchester, Sec. & Treas.,
Charlotte, N. C., for the erection of
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home,
until 12 o’clock of the 18th day of
May, 1911. Building to be erected
near Greensboro, N. C.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of Richard N. Hack-
ett, Wllkesboro, N. C.; L. M. Clymer,
Greensboro, N. C., and at the office of
Hook & Rogers, Architects, Charlotte,
N. C.
National Biscuit
Co. Official Here
Meeting oj Salesmen And Sales
Agents Being Held Here lo-
day—About 30 Present-
General Manager Bliss Ad
dresses Meeting^
About 30 salesmen and sales agents
of the National Biscuit Company are . _
in the city today representing offices. soon be submitted to the stockholders
of that company located at Wilming-1 and board of directors.”
ton, Asheville, Columbia and Green
ville. They are In session at the of
fices of the local agency of the com
pany, on East Sixth street.
The feature of the meeting is the
addre&s of Mr .C. F. Bliss, general
manager of the National Biscuit Com
pany, who has headquarters in New
York. The purpose of the meeting is
to get the salesmen and.sales agents
of this territory into closer touch with
each other and With the general man
agement and all to the end of furth
ering the interests of the company and
the public.
Mr. Bli&s will leave tonight for At
lanta, where he will address a similar
meeting, and will then go to Savan*
nah for’ a like meeting.
Mr. H. O. Miller is superintendent
of the National Biscuit Company’s
plant here and Mr. J. W. Simpson is
sales agent.
SEWERS AND DRAINS
ADVERTISEMENT
FOR RENT
♦
^)R RENT—Two three-room houses.
’Phone 214 or 1461-J. 14-2t
fOK KENT—Seven-room house with
bath. 413 East 7th. Phpne 412 or
129'>-.I. I^esLer W'olfe. 14-4t-eod
PROTECT your fioors and carpets by
buying a Coca Door Mat. Three
sizes, prices 50, 75 and $1.00. Wed-
dlngton Hardware Co., 29 East
Trade. Phones 65 and 75. 15-2t
fOR RENT-322 N. McDowell, 4 rooms,
modern conveniences, $10.00. McD.
Watkins. 25-tf-eod
RENT-
West 9th.
furnished rooms, 506
15-2t
JUST RECEIVED—Express shipment
Easter Candies. (The World’s Best
Candles). Guth Chocolates & Bon
Bons. Tryon Drug Co. 11 N. Tryon.
14-3t
PRIVATE LESSONS in French, Lat
in, and German. Miss Brown. 515
Realty Building. ’Phone 2297-J.
14-3t
JUST RECEIVED—Express shipment
Easter candies. (The World’s Best
Candies). Guth Chocolates and Bon
Bons. Tryon Dru^r^o. 11 N. Tryon.
14-3t
yOR RENT—Two houses, 308-310 Mc-
T)owell St. W. M. Burkhead. 14-2t j
F' 'ft RENT—4 unfurnished rooms
cliiwn stairs, modehi, 4 blocks from
square. Phone 2525-J. 15-lt
roR
St.
RENT—4-room house, 24
13-3t
fon RENT—r>07 W. 7th St., modern
5-room cottaKe. $16.66 per month. H.
J. Allison, Cha lotte Hardware Co.
8-tf
roR RENT—Ll«h housekeeping con-
nertlns: rooms, est iDcatlon, every
convenience. C. Q., care News.
15-2t
J^)R RENT—Furnished residence, five
months or long- r, from May 1st.
liest residence part 'of town. No
small children, couole preferred.
Nominal rent ir de: irable parties.
“Summer,” care Newts. 14-tf
14-tf
fOR RENT—No. 400 South Tryon
street. Phone Nr, 1 5. 12-tf
Money to lend on Improved
real estate in any amounts, from
$200.00 up. Also if you have money
that you want to lend on good real
estate security I can i}}ace it for
you at a good rate of interest, and
guarantee payment of principal and
Interest. Address A. C. W., in care
of News. 3-20.-24t
RENT LIST
OF THE SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE,
LOAN & TRUST COMPANY-
room house North B. street. .$20.00
-room house 12th St. (new).. 10.00
room house 21st St. (new).. 8.00
-room house, Belmont, 202 Har-
rill St 7.00
8-room Flat over Sarratt’s
store • •
room Flats, over 208 N. Col
lege St
4-room cottage S. Myers
-room cottage. No. .12, CatheY-
ine St.
4-room cottage No. 13, Catherine
St
4-room cottage, Belmont
4-room cottage, Seversvllle ... •
3-room cottage, Belmont .. ..
4-room house> 516 Fourth St.,
near S. Ry
Apartments in “Brickrow” 5th,
below R. R.
New offices in Howell Arcade,
ground floor.
40,000 feet warehouse space on
So. Ry.
“Use the 'Phone 236.”
SEWING MACHINES for sale and
rent, $2.00 month. Needles, shuttles
and bobbins for •all makes of
chines always on hand. Lawlng-Rob-
bins Furniture Co. ’Phone 214.
• lo-tf
CUT RATES!
location, close In
Apply quick—Save money.
1870-L.
Dpard, finest
Room#
iUl conveniences.
’Phone
»-tf
COME TO THE CENTRAL Barber
Shop and get your work done. You
don’t have to wait. We have seven
first-class barbers, from 8 to 25 years
experience. Give us a call and we
will do the rest. Green & Young,
Proprietors.
21-tl
rOR RENT—Four cottage, tu
bular well In bai k .{Mirch. Garden
and yard enclose(i. i£lectriclty. On
Lilllngton Avenu:, fi'.ear Elisabeth
College. Applv McD. Watkins.
14-tf
AGENTS WAN'i'BD—Sell ten feather
beds and get one free. 'I'xinxer m
Cornwell. 204 S. CoUege St. Char
lotte. N. a
foR
RENT—That de*
rix>ni corner South Ti
Fourih strecu. A - nly
blDB.
Arable store
jn Bast
O. ▲. Rob-
. M4t
Spartanburg, S. C., April 15.—Con
cerning the report from New York to
the N^w Orleans Times-Democrat that
§teps have been taken in the Northern
city to form a huge merger of cotton
mills not only in South Carolina^ hut.
also in Alabama, John A. Law, presl-| S«aled PTOPOs»>s. for the constru^
dent of the Saxon Mills, who was men-
J 1 ae nrnmiTientlv between 6th and 9th streets, for the
tioned in the dispatch as prom^^^ Charlotte, will be received by
connected with the merger, said city of Charlotte, np to 8 o’clock
p. m. of the 19th day of April, 1911.
Proposals to be addressed to Executive
Board, and endorsed: Proposals for
Constructing Sewers.
Plans and specifications and blank
forms of proposal may be obtained at
the office of the City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
A. H. WEARN,
City Clerk and Treasurer.
Here's a Thought
msasiA
It is repotred that J. P. Morgan
and the Chemical National Bank will
finance the merger. When Mr. Law
was asked if this was true, he said:
I can not answer questions regard
ing things which are not yet ready to
be given^to the public. The matter is
progressing slowly, and. the plans can
not be disclosed until something defi
nite has been done. When that stage
is reached, an announcement will be
made ”
It is kn9wn that Mr. Law will be
vice-president of the Pelzer corpora
tion, the $^12,()00,000 cotton mill com
bine.
30.00
16.67
8.00
8.00
8.00
5.00
5.00
4.00
12.00
Dr. Dixon Does not
Like Pew-Renting
Hosts of friends and admirers of
Dr. A. C. Dixon, of Chicago, watch
with interest anything *in which he
is interested. He was recently offered
the pastorate of Spurgeon’s church in
London, one of the most influential
churches in the English speaking
world, and the • world Is anxiously
awaiting to see whether he will ac
cept or not. He has made the declara
tion recently, and hose who know him
know also that he meant what he
said, that he would not accept the
pastorate unless that church would
agree to abandon its custom of renting
pews.
Dr. Dixon is a brother of Thomas
Dixon, the author and playwright, and
is a native of Cleveland county.
CASTORIA
For IniiEintB and Childre!ki.
le Kind You Have Always Bo^t
Bears the
Signature of
S. & W. Railway
Schedule in Effect May 15, 1910.
11 am. Lv. Charlotte So. Ry. 5.50 pm.
40 pm. Lv. Winston. N&W 2.10 pm.
44 Lv. Mart’ville N&W Ar. 11.40 am.
00 pm. Ar Roanoire N&W Lv. 9.15 am.
Addtional trams leave Winston-Sa
lem 7.10 a. m. daily except Sunday.
Connects at Roanoke for the East
and West. Pullman sleepers.. Dining
cars.
If you are thinking of taking a
trip YOU want quotations, cheapest
fare^, reliable and correct informa
tion, as to routes, train schedules, the
most comfortable and quickest way.
Write and the information is yours for
the asking, with one of our complete
Map Folders.
W. B. BEVIL, M". P. BRAGG,
Gen. Pass Agt. Trav. Pass. Agt.
Roanoke, Va.
More to Follow.
A traveling man expected an ad
ditlon to his family. W^en the tele
gram came it read: '“Twiift this morn
ing. More later.”
TALKING
YOU
TO
FRATERNAL Order Eagles offers si^
oial Initiation fee of $6.00; $7.00
weelkly sick benefit, medical atten
tion members and family; social fea
ture; a purely fraternal order. Every
nuui’a Older. See wyr xnember. l*tf 16 Eaet Traoe
The last two places we advertised
for sale in this space were quickly^
tak^n and we had several inquiries
from others when it was too late. It
will be the same wiih this oppor
tunity unless you act at once, as this
is truly a rare chance to own
A STRICTLY UP-TO-DATE MODERN
HOME,
CLOSE IN.
On East Avenue, two and half blocks
from the Square, Nine rooms. Slate
Roof, every convenience, large lot,
possession as soon as desired.
For price and terms see us—^they are
right. /
- .alU.
Union Loan and
Realty Company
MORRId E. TROTTER, Manager.
Sealed proposals will be . received
by the Executive Board of the City
of Charlotte, N. C., up to 8 o’clock
P. M., of the 19th day of April, 1911,
for the building of concrete curb on
various streets, consisting of approxi
mately 14,000 lineal feet of concrete
curb.
A certified check equal to 5 per
cent of the' amount of the bids and
drawn payable to the Treaeurer of the
City of Charlotte, will be required to
accompany each proposal. Specifica
tions can be obtained at the oflice of
the City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. -
A. H. WEARN,
City Clerk and Treasurer,
GUESTS OF
MRS. WHITE.
Mrs. Fred White has as attractive
visitors for Easter Day: Miss Lucy
Thurston, of Taylorsville, and Miss
Mary McClellan, of Mooresville. They
will- leave Monday evening.
MR. AND MRS. MURRILL
GO SOUTH.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Murrlll left to
day for a pleasure trip South. They
go first to Atlanta and from there
to Anniston, Ala., to visit Mr. and Mrs
Hugh Thompson, the former a broth
er of Mrs. Murrill.
’Phone 149
Thought it a Postal Bank.
She advanced to the paying teller’s
window and, handing in a check for
fifty dollars, stated that it was a birth
day present from her husband and ask
ed for 1 payment. The teller Informed
her that she must first endorse it.
“I don’t know what you mean,” she
said hesitatingly.
“Why, yQU see,” he explained, you
must write your name on the back, so
that when we return the check to
your husband, he will know, we have
paid you the money.” ^
“Oh, is that all?” she said, relieved
One minute elapses.
Thus the “endorsement” : “Many
thanks, dear. I’ve the mofiey. Your
loving wife, Evelyn.”—^Exchange.
—Mr. TM- C. Dowd, jr., i» home from
Wake Forest College for the holidays.
Mr. Dowd’s many friends w‘ll be glad
to know that he is beftw than when
iMt home.
CJTY OF CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SIDEWALK^
ADVERTISEMENT
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Repair Work, Terra Coita and Flue
^ Pipe, Wall Coping.
HACKNEY BROS.
6 and 8 West* Fifth St. Phone 312
for RENT
5-room cottage,' 7l3 E. 9th St, Mod;
ern conveniences.
1 6-room house, 216 N. Myers St. Moo
em conveniences.
6-room house 404 West Eleventh,
modern.
5-room house, modem conveniences
520 N. McDowell.
4-room house, city water, 508 N. Mc
Dowell.
J. P. & L. L. HACKNEY
Phon* S12. • W. Sth St
Last Notice
To Taxpayers
All taxes not paid on or before the
1st day of May will be collected by
law. This notice is positive.
N. W. WALLACE, Sheriff & T
W. C. MeCAULEY, T. C. .
J. WATT HOOD, T. C.
Kerens Ano
iSSSSS
[her
You Knov/
The kind of Printing y^
yrant—naturally the Got d
Ig —the kind that is pleasi: g
to the eye and mak^s a
pleasant impression. Tl 9
kind we are deliverii ^
daily is pleasing patron ,
Send us your orders ar i
we will please you. Oi r
prices are as reasonable 4*
our work is good.
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P. L. GARNE.S
SUPERINTENDENt.
'Phone 1530. 29 Soutji Tryon St.
Business Builders
GRdCERS
new.suppLy
fresh country eggs 18c^ and 19c. 2
coops hens, grape fruit 5c. Lemons
15c. Oranges 20c, 25c, 30c. Finest
creamery butter 30c and 33c. New
potatoes 3 quarts g5c. Nice Mackerel
5c. Country hams, country shoulders.
Prunes and peaches 10c. Cut prices
on canned goods. *
Bridgers ± Co.
903 W. Trade St.
McNEEL’S
We have just received a fine ship
ment of Indian River Oranges and
Grape-fruit. They are fine. All sizes.
Fresh strawberries today aAd Monday.
Phone 2622. 205 N. Tryon.
PUBLIC ATTENTION
is directed to the fact that Mr. A.
H. Caldwell, 200 South'Church street,
whose name was unintentionally omit
ted from'the list of customers publish
ed last Thursday is also a live dis
tributor of our choice home-ground
corn -meal.
ALEXANDER BROS.
’Phone 2561.
NOTICEI
Our Easter sale of Ferris Hams and
Boneless Breakfast Bacon begins to
day. We have just received a new lot
and will sell them for this week only.
Hams 22c, Boneless Bacon 28c. These
hams and bacon need no better iecom
mradation than the name Ferris sold,
only by
Mlller>Van Ness Co.
27 N. Tryon.
IF THERE IS ANYTHING
in fresh vegetables you would like we
have it. Fresh every morning, home
grown asparagus.
S. R. LENTZ
Fred Cochrane, Mgr. *Phone 251
We Sell
SUNSHINE BRAND
of Laying Food the Best on the
Market.
W. M. CROWELL
Phone 1062. 200 E. Morehead St.
IHC
SPECIAL PRICES ON EASTER
SUITS
$14.50 to $33.00, Custom or Mer
chant Tailored. Worknanshlp
and Fit Guaranteed.
GREATER CHARLOTTE*
PRESSING CLUB
19 West 4th St.
Professio
Cards
Phonk 2518.
ioiia 1
Dr. L,
Or. H. 0. Henderson.
HENDERSON & GIpNEY
DENTISTS.
■» ,
Office* Hunt Bltig., 202'/^ N. Tryon St.
'Phors 216.
I. Gianey.
-i-
DR. A. D. GLASCqCK
OSTfcUt^ATHv J
Office*^ .$lxtn Fioor of Realty tSIdg.
Hb0rs^9 ta„l; ar.s. 2 to 4.
Aiid tiy Appointmenl
Ofllce ’pnone 107a. i?c's4deace 1037.
ConsUltaUQu jrree. ]
04fi6« 'Ph^e 326. Residence 962-J,
U Jamit^Alon
.. deniiST,
/Ot Realt;^ Chariot^, M.
Dr, in. F.
‘ ^ ^ Realty Butidfng.
^ Hours » iHi 2 to
Phone* 'Office, 830; 8»siden
'ERED
Consultation ^t Office, git ills.
371-J.
MUSCELLANEuUa
«A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE'’
Two good building lots fairly close in,
half block of car line, near church and
school. PHne location . for reiiting
property. Will pay more than 10 per
cent on investment Price $1500.00.
SHOEMAKER & WALLACE
255 N. Tryon St.
Fhone: Office 248;. Res. .444^, 561-J.
F.L.BONFOEY
ABCHHiiCT.
I
Supervision of Constructioib
Office 211 N. Tryon. Room 4»
HUGH W. HARRjiS
: aTTORNEV*
GTiarTO(t«, N. C.
Law Building.
«J« M« AloM! eHae!
ARCHITECT '
- Rooms Trust Sulldlna,
. ^ CHARLOTTE, li, Q,