North Carolina Newspapers

e w wppwk :;n>iAU>iCT£ SWPR’W'VPS 1$. I9ti WANTS! The People’s Market Place Read By Thousands Daily 1 Cent a Word Each Insertion PHONE NO. 115 WANTkO ♦ ANTED—^yer* save money, Tunf- •ten Lamps. Smith Electric. 13 West 5th. WANTED, AT ONCE—Six experienc ed seleBladles (none others need ap- plyi), for coat and suit department. Llles-Nlx Co. 12-tI POR SALE—A few choice R. I. R. cockerels and pullets reasoxtable. Phone 855-J. 1011 N. Church. J. R. Anderson. 15-lt ONCE A CtrSTOMIDR at Frasier’s Cafe you will oontinue^^ and tell your friends to go there, too. 16-lt FRESH SUPPLY Sherrill Mineral wa ter. Cures Indigestion. Constipation, all Kidney and Bladder Disorders. City chemist says absolute pure. Phone order 2123. N. J*. Sherrill 26-tf VIAVI REPRBSBNTATIVfe — 'Phone 1449. ifs ' I. M. Neuaeyer, 18 N. Brevard. 19-tf. MRS. DR. MOORE, Painless, Tooth Ex tractor. Office 28^ Weat Trade St. 10-3-tf POR RENT FOR RENT—Rooms on first floor, fur nished for housekeeping. Private home. 501 N. Poplar. 15-lt FOR RENT—Seven-room furnished house for winter, No. 1 E&st Vance. Telephone 9086. 15-lt FOR SALE OR RENT—Meat market doing good business. Pho&e 9S2-J. J. S. Robinson. 4-tf I FOR RENT—Two-story', 7-room house in Dilworth. 'Phone 382-L. 28-4t.-oaw. ^’ANTED—Buyers. Now’b the time buy electric fixtures. Smith Blec* trie, 13 West 5th, WANTED—To bu^ residence, building or ground. Phone 761. L. W. Aus tin. 13-3t F0& SALE—^At bargain, a 5-year-old horse, top buggy and extra set wheels. Apply Wm. W. Cox, Severs- ville. 5-tf FOR RENT—Three unfurnlslied rooms for light housekeeping at 511 East Ave. Separate bath and entrance. Phone 2216-J. 15-lt FOR SALE—At bargain, a 6-year-old horse, top buggy and extra set wheels. Apply Wm. H. Cox, Severs- ville. 6-tf WANTED—Salesman to handle line of fruit ciders in small country towns as side line: 25 per cent commis sion. Settlements weekly. Manager, No. 206 S. First St., St. Louis. Mo. 15-4t-sun iVANTED—Tv.o boys for shop work. Charlotte Mfg. Co. 7-tt i^’ANTED—Two ladies for room and Doard in private family, close In. Phone 1090-J. 15-2t ANTED—Notice that the Charlotte Auto School Is now in its new' gar age buili by Chief Orr In rear of Express office. Entrance Fourth Street. All repair work half price by expert workmen. We satisfy oth ers; why not you? 1-tf-eod FOR SALE—A 1600-spindle mill at a bargain. Crouse Mfg. Co., Crouse, N. C. IMOt FOR RENT—Houae 316 E. 5th St. Will be put in good order, $16. Ap ply 16 E. Trade St. 14-2t FOR RENT—Furnished house. 130.00. Owner would take one room if de sired. 'Phone 2374-L. 10-2t MISCEI.LANEOU* NEW BOARDING HOUSE—All rooms I furnished with new beds and furni ture. House newiy painted and pa pered. Modern in all respects. Terms reasonable, (lentlemen only. The White House, 301% North Tryon. 15-3t »VANTED—Have a few vacant periods In nlgh\ classes for those who wish to take a course In short-hand and type-writing. Instruction strictly In dividual. Positions secured. Miss Brown. 515 Realty Building. Resi dence 'phone 2374-L. 15-2t vVANTED—12 salesmen for shoes and clothing department; 12 salesladies for shoes children’s clothing: 10 check boys and girls. H. C. Long Co. FRESH BUTTER, Eggs, Buckwheat, Maple Syrup, for your breakfast. Campbell & Morris. Phone 694, 695. FOR RENT—5-room cottage. So. Try- on, large yard, new paper. Phone 1095 2 o’clock. J. Glenn Smith. 13-3t FOR RENT—Ten-room house recently papered and painted Inside, modern conveniences, 303 North College street, |25 monthly In advance. See W. R. or Frank F. Jones. 15-lt FOR RENT—Three nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping. Phone 2374-J. 13-7t FOR RENT—One furnished room or two or three unfurnished for light housekeeping 508 West Eighth St. - 15-lt $100.00 MONTHLY and expenses to travel and distribute samples for big manufacturer; steady work. S. Schefter, 239-Z, Chicago. 15-lt FOR RENT—6-room modern house, 511 East 7th St. W. P. Smith, 18 North College. 13-2t NOW :?HE TIME to repot your fiow' jind buy pots and saucers froth w. M. Sims. 14-3t IVANTED—Position as stenographer by young lady of 4 years’ experience. Address Stenographer, care News. ll-4t iN’ANTED—Unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping apartment or cottage. Address H. E. C., care News office. 15-lt $25.00 WEEKLY and expenses to trustworthy people to travel and dis tribute samples for big wholesale house. C. iiimery, 641 Plymouth, Chicago. 15-lt GONE AGAIN—My white and lemon setter (female). Reward for her're turn or information leading to recov ery. W. C. Dowd. Phone 115. 13tf BEST COFFEE served in this city is served at Frazier’s Cafe. 15-lt WAN lED—At once, boy who can feed job press, or work In composing room. Answer today. Newg Print ing House, Charlotte, N. C. WANTED—Green tomatoes. Phone 1S21. Johnson & Penny, 640 S. Church, . ll-4t WANTED—Experienced stock sales man, thoroughly responsible, to han dle first class Industrial proposition of the Birmingham, Alabama Dis trict. Give references w’lth reply. Address, Box 71, Alton, Alabama. ll-14t OUR POUND PAPERS will meet your needs. Good enough for any pur pose. Cheap enough for every pur pose. Mecklenburg Linen, 25c.; Queen Charlotte, 35c. Stone & Bar ringer Co. 4-w-f-sun-4t EAT DINNER TODAY at Frazier’s Cafe. 15-lt FOR RENT—3% blocks from So. Sta tion, 8 room house; will let 6 fur nished rooms or all the house, al most new, very desirable, quiet place half block from car line. Phone 1513-J, or 253. 12-3t TO RENT—Nice rooms furnished or unfurnished. Central location. Ap ply 216 North Tryon ..St. 8-sun-tu-fri-tf FOR RENT—Two rooms, steam heat, electric lights, 302 N. Tryon. 12-2t FOR RENT—Large furnished front room with all conveniences, close in. Call 36 E. Trade St. 12-3t FOR ‘RENT—Tw’O six-room houses, 1005-7 E. Fourth St., modem con veniences, $S.00 each. Traders Land Company, 22 East Fifth St. 12-3t FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms witb baths and without, 22 B. Trade, % Beljoiont hoteL 30-tl WANTED—An experienced dry goods and notion salesman with establish ed tratle and traveling Western .North Carolli>. Apply to Richmond Dry Goods Co. Richmond, Va. 10-7t Wanted—Boardere ana roomers. Apply 208 E. 5th or Phone 1389-J. 2-tf WANTED—Kuomert aua uoarder» for nice large front rooms upstairs and down stairs. House newly furnish ed. Apply 307 South Church. Phone 2850. 30-tl FOR 8ALK TOR SALE—“Good 12 gauge single barreled shot gun, S3.00. 913 S. Tryon. i5.lt HONEST MAN o^ Woman Wanted in every town to represent well-know^n wholesale firm. Experience unneces sary. Must furnish good, references. Easy, pleasant work. Fair salary to start. McLean, Black & Co., 7160 Beverly St., Boston, Mass. 9-17-26t-sun. FOR RENT—One six-room house, 913 E. Fourth St., all modern improve ments. $12.50 mo. Traders’ Land Company, 22 East Fifth St. 12-3t LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE Wanted. No canvassing or soliqitlng required. Good Income assured. Address Na tional Co-Operative Realty Co., V 1118 Marden Building, Washington, D. C. l-5t-sun GO TO FLOURNOY’S, 218 1-2 S. Col lege, for everything in crockery. GGlassware and Toys. 16-tf eod. MRS. NELLIE • REEVES, Charlotte’s authority on Corsets. Why not clotheryour form with the best there is In Corsets—when you can have the best for little more than it costs to buy an ordinary corset? I Redfern and Marguerite sounds , "high class”—they are—since they I represent tho best there is in the faali I Icnable world—but the priccs are mod* • erate. Let me demonstrate them to you. A line of velvet jrip hose supporters. Parlors, 307 N. Tryon. »?hone .774. EVERYBODY send for free sample of Success Magazine & the National Post—the healthy, vigorous and sen sible home magazine containing the thrilling Oppenhelm Story—“The Girl oi the Thirty Thousand,” and receive also our money-making agents’ proposition. Permanent win ter employment for right persons. Address Circulation Department, Success Magazine, New York. ll-6t ♦ ^ ♦ LOST AND FOUND. ^ 75 HORSES and MULES received on October 9th. Wadsworth Sales Stables FOR SALE—Swell farm 31^ ac^es in Mallard Creek township, 5^ miles from square. Has good house and farm buildings and is In high state oi cultivation. ' R. L. Garrisonr Qe- rita, N. C. ll-3t-eod FOR SALE—StlefTs finest piano at a sacrifice. Address X. Y. Z., care News. 15-lt —I “QUICK SALE”—Beautiful buiWing lot. fashionable part town. Cheap, easy terms. Phone 2667-J. l4-3t rnEm LOST—Small bundle of pink messa- line. Finder leave at News or phone 1315. • i5-2t LOST—On S. Myers St. Round breast pin, set with pearls. Reward if re turned to 10 S. Myers St. 14-2t LOST OR STOLEN—Setter dog, white and lemon color. Reward for infor mation and recovery. Phone 27 n-4t FOR SALE—Ten shares of Mutual Building and Loan stock, two years old with March payment. Address “Stock.” care News. l3-2t FOR SALE—5 ROOMS, NEAR EUZ- ABETH, SEWERAGE, GAS, ELEC TRIC LIGHTS; SMALL CASH PAY MENT AND BALANCE UKE RENT. AMERICAN TRUST CO. ’PHONE NO, 2. 12-4t FOR SALE—Meat market with earl tools, at Belmont Park. J. M. Spoon. 13-2t FOR QUICK SALE—One 7-r**om cot tage, three 5-room cottages, one 4- room cottage with lots for five more houses. Only one mile from Inde pendence Square on shady side of street, with lots of shade trees and fhiits and flowers all for $14,000. See L. C. Herndon. Phone 916. lOt-lO-tf rOR SALE CHEAP—15 acres of land adjoining Steele Creek church lands, on macadam road. One good buggy and harness, one doctor’s storm . buggy. Dr. Herron, at Bowen's. 12-6t Securing Advancement Getting on in the world—how to advance in knowledge, experience and earning power—the ambition to do better—the desire for advancement; many have found the way for better^ ment through' News Want Ads. Every day opportunities are brought to men and women who keep in touch with the Wants. The whole vast range of employment In every line is open through News Wants, as well as chances in business, realty renting and selling, exchanging and hundreds of other lines. News Want Ads wield an Influence that’s felt in the business world of Charlotte and section and they play an important part in modern house hold economy as n^sll by supplying employment for hoxne workers In every field. News Want Ads will serve you at trifling cost. 'Nuf ’ced. Phone 115. ONE CENT A WORD. • L was mai®6 by ouf Mr^ whenjin New York re cently. An untisiinl oppoftuni^ enable him-to close out the entire line of agent’s Samples and V|[int^ Clothing on hand of one of the country’s first firms,i whc^e goods we regularly handle. Our only aim and obj^t in so large a deal was to secure the benefit of a legititoale sale to our ■trade. ' A sale full of valuable savings at so opportune a time as to deserve and earn the title by which we shall announce in our Carnival Sale I; i > '■ •'} open Wednesday at 10 A. M, and while a' carnival means ‘a good time” in a place prepared to offer such, i This Sale’s' unusual savings on Choice Merchandise will be very pleasant times appealing to the self interest of particular men and the city’s best families. This store>wiIl not be open for business tomorrow, Tuesday, nor until Wednesday 10 A. M. Watch our further announcements for “Help Wanted” elsewhere this paper. . ^ H. C. LONG CO. 15 South Tryon Street COME TO US N- ■ We Examine Your Teeth Free! We point with pride to 'the fact that hundreds of patients have been treated successfully and satisfactorily by us since the opening of our Charlotte Par lors some months ago, amply demonstrating that we do Dental Wor| Painlessly and that our service is strictly MODERN and agreeable In every respect. We want to thank the people of Charlotte and vicinity for their kind patronage so gei>er- ousiy extended ^ to us and we promise faithfully to give the b^st Dental Service Tor the least money. Our prices are the lowest: Sets of Teeth $5 Gold Fillings ...... .... $1 up Platinum and k*orcelain Fillings 50c to $1 Gold Crowns and Bridge Work $3, $4, $5 Teeth without Plates $1 per tooth Work guaranteed for 15 -years. Terms, Dont worry; tl>ese are arranged to suit. Painless Extracting and clean ing, FREE, where other work is being done. Appoint ntents can be made by Phone 365. ' OUR PATENT SUCTION, $5 ITSmiHESUCTIOir EVERST'CK SUCTION THEY WILL NOT SLIP OR DROP Baltimore Dental Parlors (INCORPORATED) 22 south Tryon Street over Glbson-Woolley’s Store. Open dally 8 A. M. to 8:30 P. M. Sunday 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. References, First National Bank, Our Work and Union National Bank. breifs. —Circus week. * —The calliope^is heard in the dis tance. —Congressman Webb, of. Shelby, has returned home after a stay of a few days in the city. Mrs. T. M. Hargett continues very ill at her home at 303 North Graham street. —Mr. E. D. Latta, who has been Indoor for ten days, quite sick, was able to be out driving yesterday af ternoon. —The host friends of Rev. Dr. Bridgers, will regret to know that he is sick. For a week he. has been confined to his room. —In the Philadelphia party, which visited Charlotte last week, was a familiar face in Capt. C. W. West^ bury, formerly of Charlotte and Rich mond, he running, as conductor be tween the t^o points. Captain West- bury is now district passenger agent of the Southern with headquarters' at Richmond. -^Two matinees in one day is do ing pretty well for Charlotte Town*^ One wai at the opera house, the other was the baseball matinee over the Western Uniort. Irate Diner—"Hi, waiter, there’s a piece of wood in this pudding!” Walter-^'*Yes, sir; but ,5«ou asked fbr cabinet pudding:”—M, A. P. Rev. Dr. Mitchell 2o Make Address This afternoon at .5 o’clock at the . Young Men’s Christian Association, the Rev. Dr. S. C. Mitchell, president of the University of South Carolina, will deliver an address ok the sub ject—“That Neighbor of Yours.” Dr. Mitchell is one of the most wel come speakers to men that appears on the platform of the Young Men’s Christian Association during the year. The committee In charge con sider themselves fortunate in having Dr. Mitchell .deliver an address each year before the association audience and his coming this year will be espe cially welcome. Dr. Mitchell was at one time a pro fessor in Brown University, Provi dence, R. I„ and later held a professor ship at Richmond College, Richmond, Va.,\^hich position he resigned to. ac cept the presidency of the University of South Carolina. This institution has been almost made over, under the administration of Dr. Mitchell and has become an tnstltution of ever increas ing usefulness. Mr. Joseph A. Jones'- will sing at this service and an orchestra will ac company the singing. All men are cordially invited to be present. Strangers spending Sunday in the city, have special Invitation* Dt. Jerome Bruce ^ Died Last Week Distinguished Brothet of Mrs. L. J, Dowd Passes Away at Sandford, Fla. — Vcjsatile Writer; Skilled Physician, And a Southern Gentleman, Mrs. L. J, Dowd of North Tryon street, received the sad news yester- lay of the death of her only, brother, Dr. Jerome Bruce, of Sanford, Fla. Dr. Bruce was a native of Carthage, N. C. He was a man of marked ability and prominence In both his native and adopted states. Dr. Bruce is recalled as a prominent visitor to the city last summer. He spent several weeks with his sister, and later joined her and hy farnily in the mountains of western North Carolina. his passing. The Me tropolis, one of the leading papers of Jacksonville says in Friday’s issue: “After a brief illness at the resi dence of his daughter, Mrs. P. H. Boyer, 617 Laura street. Dr. Jerome Bruce, of Sanford, Fla., quietly passed away at 3:40 o’clock yesterday after noon. “Dr. Bruce was the author of that celebrated portrayal of ante-bellum days, “Studies in Black and White,” being pre-eminently fitted to Write such a story, as he was one of the fast decrjeasing number of “old school Southern gentlemen." • “The talent of Dr. Bruce was versa tile, he having been a writer and skillful medical man. He was more than this. He was beloved as a man, citizen, friend and Christian gentle man. He was a member of the Church of Christ. Was Highly Esteemed. “The following excerpt from an old issue of the Sanford Herald voices the esteem of those among whom Dr. Uruce lived for^ many decades: “ ‘Dr. Jerome Bruce came to Sanford in 1894 aid for sixteen or seventeen years was actively engaged in the practice of medicine, endearing him self in many ways to the hearts of our citizens. ^ As a physician he stood in the front rank with an* experience dating back to 1856, at which time he graduated from Jefferson Medical Col lege, Philadelphia. He retires now, moves away from* us, and will be sadly missed bi”^ all who know him. Inclement weather, nor feeble health, nOr old age never restrained this noble man when called on to visit a human sufferer, no matter how poor or ob scure, and many of these live today to testify to his professional skill and tender attention. His sympathy with his patients was one'of his chief char acteristics, and his kind words and gentle touch will long- be remembered from the monsion to the cabin. “‘It is with, profound-regret that our peole part from Dr. Bruce as physician and friend, and as one of the most cultured, courtly gentlemen who ever came into our midst. "Bearing with him the highest es teem of the community ^ and sincere love of his friends he retfbxhs to New berry, S. C., where we trust he may long live in the enjoyment of pleasant old jnemories and associations.’ runeral Held Today (Friday.) “Dr. Bruce leaves bereaved, a wife, two sons and four daughters, Robley Bruce, of Palatka; Wallace Bruce, of Feman^ina; Mrs. Kate Kansas City; Mrs. P. H Bo ^ Jacksonville; Mrs. f lain? „? HonolS^-H - r' ’ Vordermark, of .lacksD^ii^'I J Sister, Mrs. Clement n also Charlotte, N. C. J “Rev. J. T. B^one offlclatpri funeral services at the resid/^ ■Mr and Mrs. Boyer, 617 o{ at 3:30, this afternoon, and the interment being made at -n- cemetery." Ptomment Geor- * gian, to Locate of Rome, GotS,' of Charlotte after Janillrv I date he will open up a fiVst-claS . elry store in the Davidson buildini^''- Tryon street adjoining the “ Smoke Shop. ^ The store will be completelr hauled and remodeled before that S’ and- equipped with all the latp^t tures in the way of lights, etr »?; the new firm will be up-to-date V. ery respect. Mr. Roark at present owns thi^ la., est jewelry store in North Georgia aS Is one of the leading busloesVaS of that section. He win y a welcome addition to the bugi«.!! hosts of Chariotte. ® Mr. Roark is a friend of Mr J « Murphy, of this city. He will biin. his family with him. A Handsome Building The Egbert Harty building os South Tryon street, which the Wii- liams-Shelton Co. is to occupy as a wholesale house, will be completed early in December. The big whole sale firm, whose new home it is to be, hopes to eat Christmas dinner therein. The building is one of the handsomest in Charlotte. It is built after the manner of similar buildingj in New York City. A Matter of Sound. “Through sin we lose our heirshli to heaven,” said the preacher. Anc Willie, with his thoughts upon avia tlon, wanted to know if the “airship referred to was a biplane or a mono plane.—Boston Transcript. Business Builders GROCERS SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Choice lot Country Shoulders 11 cents per lb. Choice Carolina Rice, z cents per lb. Choice Corn Meal 3C cents per peck. Choice groceries anc plenty of them at low prices. ALEXANDER BROS. 218 East Trade SL Phone 2561 McNEEL’8 Saturday. Peaches—Peache#—Peaches! They are fine Albertas. , Vegetables.—Fine Cauliflower, Let tuce, Celery, Cucumbers, Beans, Pep pers, Squash, Carrots, Parsnips, Fin« TomatoeS; Cabbage, Corn, Peas. Fruits—Pineapples, Pears, Orau,g2-s Grapes, Fine Apples. ' Cheese.—Fresh Walnut, Peanut, Pimento Olive in jars. Hbme-made cakes. Watch our window' and you can easi* ly get your Sunday dinner, t'hones 2622, 2623. 205 N. Tryon. NO APPETITE? Try some of these: Shrimp Paste Anchovy Paste, Bloater Paste, Sar delles Butter, Tuna ilsh Paste, Sar dine Paste, French Sardine Cavias Russian Cavias, Fillets of Herrings ir olive oil, I''111ets of Anchovies in oiiv€ oil, spiced Anchovies, Olives stuffed with Ancnovies. Pate De Fai Gras Puree De Fai Gras and many others i-/l*LLk.R-VAN N£o3 CC. BROOMS, BROOMS, BR00M81 "Little -Sistei taruom,’' 4lc. Fresh Corn Meal, 30c PecK. W. M. CROWELL. Phone 1062. 200 fc. Morehead St. CIDER VINEGAR. The real i^ing. Clear as crystal, with a clean, clear-cut navor, that adds a zest to appetite. The oest lor an pur poses. ■ S. K. LENTZ. Fred Cocnran, Mgr. > 'Phones lOI and lu2. , MISSCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 5-room house witu city water, elec tric lights, near church and school and car line. iients tor iflu.ou per month, rent guaranteed ior 12« monies. Price $12oU.0U. $I250.0U cash, baiancii in B. & h. Shumaker & Wallace Phone 243. 225 North Tryon. LET US FIX YOUR REFRIGERATOR We can tell at a glance just what ails it and at a trilling expense make it good and serviceable. Send along your ice cream freezer. We can that, too. C. F. SHUMAN -Phone 111. 200 N. College St. THE GEM HOTEL AND CAFE Up-to-date dining room, seating 100 persons, a lunch counter unequaled in South. Conveniently located on South Tryon Street. Strictly European. MOVED I, have moved my Terra Cotta Pips Yard to East 5th St., between College Str, and, the Railroad, in the Heart of the City, 'wjhere you will find every- thins In pipe and tilings. Flue pipe. Chimney lining. Well coping, etc. , C. V. FURR^ Auto Tires REPAIRED, VULCANIZED ^ RECOVERED inner Tubes Vulcanized. ‘ We gxiarantee they will never lowt where we Tulcanlze them. First puncture ........ 50 centi. Second puncturo ...... 25 cents. Third puncture 25 cents. All slaea new tiires carried In stoci^ Relay Mfg Co 281 and 233 8. Tryon St. Art.,