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Late Market Reports
Cotton-Stocks~Grain-Provlsions-IV1i$oellanef^tis
Southetn Spot Mcanti
Niw York Cotton
SttD York Stock Market
\*^ch’anged. mi'dduSg°y 'steldy 1*—^"esular chang-
In JvL,“hK o« 8 to 14 point* es occurred at the openljiE of th» stock
. TK weakneas market today. Movement* of «ctlve
Savannah. Oa., Oct. 18.—Spot cot- opening was active fitocka for tlie moat p»rt were down-
on middling quiet 8 7-8. I ‘^n^e South again selling freely wards. United States Steel opened un-
Macon Ga.. Oct. 18.—Soot cotton th^ covered earlier in changed on a scale of 3.000 shares but
8 Vs. connr^ soon fell off 5-8. Western Maryland lost
,ulrtlln« « 3 ». “•'*« » !»'« «»4 KansM Ctty Southern 3-4.
Augusta, Q^. Oct. 18.—Spot cot- 'Anaconda advanced a point.
;on middling 9 1-8. h*occurred toward mid-j After developing a generally heavy
harleston S C Oct 18—Soot nnrt» *“*5® shorts due to re- tone and establishing losses of a half
nnn m dd in* 8^i^ 1 h^it PH^ southwest in Union Pacific and Reading ant*. 7-8
,o,t(.n middling 8 7 8. ,bcit. Prlcea fully regained the early in U. 8. Steel the market rallied
Houston. Tex.. Oct. 18.—Cotton apot *?**. «ven passed yesterday’s briskly. U. S. Stedl returned to near
middling 9 1-4. '^®^®1s. New Orleans and yesterday’s closing and Union Pacific
Sharp rallies occurred toward mid-1
juiet.
LhoTlotte Cotton
I Mnmnkl . uuu J cai.«i uajr g auu U141VU
racmptus were leading buyers on the fractionally abov«. Continued selling of
eatner scare, but local bears sold the American Tobacco bon()B which
(liitgo Cram
United states Departmefit of ftgr ioulture
WKATHCR BORBi^a
Will,IS L. MOORE, ClU«i
>Cew cctton
Colton *6ed. per bushel ..
CHARLOTT& PRODUCE.
...8H
25ViC.
h ®^'ance owing to rumors of went down 5-8 for the four and 1 1-8
a bearish National Ginners’ report, for the sixes, encouraged short selling
Local prices at midday were 15 to by professionals. Heavy liquidation of
16 points up from bottom and 3 to o'American Cotton Oil depressed it 2 1-2
points higher than last night. Ion reports that the dividend op the
Spot quiet; iniddllng uplands 9.36 common stock was not being earned,
nominal. j \ork bidding caused ft recov-
After midday the market showed ery and a firm closing tvlth prices near
less activity, but remained quite the best. ,
steady on scattered covering due to | American Cotton Oil continued down*
fears of an unfavorable weather map ward to 47 3-4, making its loss'over
tomorrow. 3 points. Weakness of the Aiherlcan
'Ihe latest rumors placed the Na- Tobacco bonds checked speculative
tionai Ginners’ figures at 8,560,000 operations in other bond issues but
bales but the trade was still skftpti- prices were fairly w6ll sustained,
c**- I The market was irregular thrrfnghdut
Open New York Futures. the morning. Some of the Industrials
New York, Oct. 18.—Cotton futures »bowed firmness but the railroad list
opened steady-. January 8.94a95; Feb. unsettled except for the coalers,
steady, recelptn 4.032 cases; 8.99 bid; March 9.08a09; May 9.20a22; Preasure against U. S. Steel was again
n ark, casess Included 15al8. flr^ts. June 9.26b; July 9.25a26; Oct. 8.83a85; conspicuous
He; per 12
Chickens, per Ib 16
Bufer. ppr Ib i5®20
per dozen 25
Duc'iis. i^er lb..
pe«*
Corn, per bu
>tt?. per bn
10
OX
9.'^
:ref= 23a29
Chicago Provisions.
l*i.—Butter steady,
dairies 21a26.
■tco,
. - ^
14 l-4al-
V firsts
* - h-e e firni. Daisies
fwinf 13 ;v4al4. Young Americas 14
14a! .;. Homs 14 l-4al-2.
p uto>- firm. Wisconsin oSaGO,
^lichigans and Minneeotas 68a60. Re-
■eij't- ca:s.
p.;u'tr> live firm, turkeys 15. chlck-
e '* pprinRs 11. ,
\>al teadv. 50 to 60 lb. weights 8a
. ti' 5 It), weights 9 l-2alO 1-2, b5
;o 110 lb weights 11.
Nov. 8.87 bid; Dec. 9.06a07.
Cloea New York Cotton Futures.
ioitie Market
New York, Oct. 18.—Cotton futures
closed steady.
Open. High. Low. Close.
.Ian ..
.. 8.94
9.08
8.93
9.03—*05
'Peb
.. 8.99
9.06
8.99
9.09—10
Mar ..
.. 9.08
9.23
9.08
9.18—19
.\pril
.
9.23-25
May .
.. 9.20
9.35
9.20
9.31—32
1 June
. 9.25
9.35—37
July .
.. 9.25
9.43
9.25
9.40—41
Aue .
. —'—
9.35—40
1 Sept .
.
—_
9.30—40
!Oct ..
.. 8.83
8.98
8.82
9.00—05
' Nov .
.. 8.87
9.00
8.87
9.00—04
Dec ..
.. 9.06
9.21
9.05
9.17—21
Recovery In prices which set in to-
'ward the close of the first hour was
carried further before there was suffi
cient realizing to cause a -setback.
Speculation was quiet and feature-
lless between 12 and 1 o’clock. Prices
Standard stocks manifested weak
ness again later in the 4*iy. There was
a sudden decline to 58 1-2 of ol United
spot
945;
Chicago. ■'Ct. 18.—Cattle, receipts es-
imated at 0,000. market firm for best
jradef. others generally steady.
Beeves 4.75 ® 8.60
Texas steers 4.10 @ 6.15 •
Westcn pteers 4.25 7.20 j
?tocker? and feeders 3.20 (g 5.75 i
Co^ s and heifers .. .. 2.00 @ 6.00 |
Calves 5.50 (& 9.25 j ^
Hog?, rerelpu estimated at 26.000, j New Orleans, Oct. ±o.—v^unuu ^
marker steady for heavy grades, others tures opened steady at a decline of 10 Aniencan ^gar Kenning;
Ito 12 points, the near months break- Anaconda Mining Co.. ..
Atchison
Close New York 8pota.
New York, Oct. 18.-—Cotton,
closed quiet, middling upland
do gulf 960; no sales.
^ew Orleans Cotton
reaiv.
-ig-*
Ml.\ed
Heav' 6.00
Rough
Good to choice heavy
Pl«
Bulk cf sales .. ..
5.95 e 6.70 In* below the nine cent level and ... r
6.05 @ 6.75 all months established new law levels * ‘
6.-0 tor the season. Cables were unfavora- t;.;.'.,'
«.00 ® ...20 bl« and the weather over the cotton re- ?aMdlaS ^cl«c
6.20 # 6.70 flon was better than for aeveral days •
o sn e ftA nftiet flUhmiorh fort miinh rain waft fltill v^nCSapCaKC ® V-ruIO. .
New York Stock List.
Last sale
Amalgamated Copper ..... .. oI%
American Beet Sugar 58
American Car & Foundry .. .. 49H
American Cotton Oil '.
American Locomotive 34 V3
.. 6434
,. blOlii
,. bll6H
.. 31%
..
.. 126
.. 9«%
.. 74%
Canadian Pacific 228^
.. 73%
American Smelting ..
18.-Cotton fu- American Smelting pfd
3.50 ® 5.90 past, although too much rain was still Northwestern
6.30 @ 6.65 reported In the eastern sections. Heavy. Ch cago & N^tnwe^ern ..
% selling orders were executed on the ^
Colorado Fuel & I
Sheep, receipts eatlmated at 65,000, Colorado Fuel « lion
steady to 10 lower. ^earfrt^^d",.
Mtive .
bl44
107%
2S
*»48
bi62
e-’ern
Yearlings
Lambe, antive
Weetem
A-r ^ A OT in me eany iracing. immeuiaiciy
$-25 after the call shorts were profit tak-j pjn b‘»’
J ^ ^ ers and prices recovered 6 to 9 points ^Rio Prande ofd b46%
3.65 @ 4.40 gt^^dlng 2 to 4 polnta under yester- Oenjer & Rio Grande pfd .... b4b4
*. v. r.isl 11:85
Daily Movement of Produce.
Re-
.\rticles, ceipts
Flour, bbls 23.145
Wheat, bu 90,000
'.orn. bu 444,000
Oats, bu .... .. .. 405,000
R-- bu IC.OOO
Barley, bu 177.000
Car Lot Reeelpta.
Wheat 36 cars, with 9 of contract
irade: Corn 21B cars, with 50 of con
tract ^ade; Oats 152 cars. Total re
ceipts of wheat at Chicago, Minneapo
lis and Duluth today were 667 cars. I
hour of business. Great Northern Ore Ctfs
A private forecast of frost within r«Titrai
'the next 48 hours cabled to Liverpool
o I,—vv Interborough-eMt
47
bl37’^
14%
Chicago, IU.| Oct. 18.—Plenty of or
ders to buy .upheld the bull sida of the
market today for wheat. The opening:
was 1-4 cent off to a shade Mgher. De-
cemt:r started at |1 to 100 1-8, a loss
of l-8al-» cent but Sickly rallied to
lou ~-4'.
With pit shorts buying, fcorn had an
upward swing. December opened a
T6th lower to a like amount up at 64
1-2 to 64 5-8 and rose to 64 3-4a7-8.
Cats advanced with c6m. December
ctarted unchanged to l-8c. down at
47 3-8 to 47 1-2 and recovered to 47
l-2a5-8.
Provisions made a gain all around
owing *to commisison buying through
out the entire list. First sales were
1-2 to 17 1-2 up with January deliver
ies 1535' to 1545 for pork; 885 to 89U
for lard and 805 for ribs.
Forecast of rains brought about an
additional gain in com. The cloae was
steady at 65 5-8 for December, a net
advance of lal 1-8.
Cold and snow hindering seeders' in
Germany helped a further advance in
wheat. So dfd unfavorable crop ad
vices from Russia and from Kansas.
The clos-s was stady with December
Y-Sc. net higher at 101 1-8.
Chicago Grain.'
Chicago, ni., Oct. 18.—Cash grain:
Wheat, No. 2 red lOOalOl; No? 2 hard
104al06; ^o. 1 Northern 113ail6 1-2;
No. 2 Northern lllall4; No. 2 spring
110all2; velvet chaff 95a2; durum 95
a06.
Corn N6. 2, 71 3-4a73 1-4; N6. 2 white
73 1-2; No. 2 yellow 73 l-4a74.
Oats No. 2, 46 3-4a47; No. 2 white 47
3-4a48 1-4; standard 47 l-4a48 1-4.
Rye, No. 2, H 1-2.
Barley 75al25.
Timothy, I3ai525.
Clover 14al950.
Chicago Grain and Pro4lu6e.
High. Low. Close.
WHEAT—
Oct 98% 97% 98%
Dec 101% " 100 1011^
May 106% 104% 105%
July 100% 99% 100%
CORN—
Dec 65%
May 66 65%, 65%
July .... .... 65%
OATS-^
Dec .... 47%
May 50%
July 46%
LARD, 100 lbs.—
Jan 15.62% 15.35 15.57%
May .... .. 15.62% 15.37% 15.62%
RIBS, 100 lbs.—
Oct .. .. 8.87%.
Jan .. .... 8.97%
RIBS, 100 !bs.—
Oct 8.27%
Jan 8.12%
May 8.22%
8t. Loifla Grain.
St. Louis, Oct. 18.—Cash:
higher; track No. 2 red 1.01al.02; Nu.
2 hard 1.06al.l2.
Corn higher; track No. 2, 72 3-4;
No. 2 white 73 1-2.
Oats higher; track Nol 2, 1-4; No.
2 white 48 l-4al-2.
4
■8
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042. j X V r'
so'
^ o
O*io0
dljQ-t^oJb 3cyx_£>2>OUit>.
& O/.Tru:Crest*. ,
iGbs^atloiis taken at 8 a, m* 76th merf^fin tfmit fictsarf or tont&ncfoi Uneai pass thron^li
points of equal air pressoie. IsoUi€nn8, or dotted pasa tlirougb pointt of equal tempera^
tuve; will be drawn onljrfor zero, fraedng, 90 degrees and lOO degmai. Syi^la inmcate
itateof p d«wr; O partly eloadn • ckwdy ® raiii; 0) wow; e report missing. Ar-
W ™ ngure, minimtun temperature for past 12 hours: —244kmi
tamxaU, if it i^uala «01 wind velocitar of lO miiM Lour or motib
T
TM£ WEATHER.
mints • ♦ of Interborough-Met pfd 44
inents movement around the ^ & Nashville .. .* 14J
A -^^i3«url Pacific '.. .. 3S
21,900 official forecast but it had Its effect ^
neverthelws. J National Biscuit 124^/3
179,0000 i The trading months were put 4 to ( K-ntior*! 47»4
.....Jpolnu over yestertoj-'B close. Here a CentralV. !! 105K
S4,000 rumor was received that a prlvaW ,,ortolk & Weatem 106>i
bureau was coming out with a ni^rt Northern Pacific
Pacific Mall .
Pel1n^ ylvania
reople’s Qas
vere ‘ * were 3 to 4 points under yesterday’s
compared with 746 cars last week and , months.
COO cars the corresponding day a year
MO
Southern Cotton Seed Oil.
Atlanu, Oct. 18.—Crude cotton
>«ed oil 32.
Latest
today.
“Imp’* romanca. Amuaa-U
on ginning to October 17, of 8,600,000
bales.
While this was not confirmed it stop- ^
ped all buying and started heavy sell-, Palace Car
ing with the result that at noon Prices
- ... Island Co.. ..
Rook Island Co pfd..
.-'outhem Pacific
116%
29%
122%
107
bl57
138%
24%
47
109
bonichrn Railway .. 27
t'nion Pacific
ci'.Hed States Steel ..
Uitited States Steel pfd
Wabash .. .. I. .. .,
Wftbash pfd
—Dr. Wilder’s
regret tc know
unwell. He has
•everal dara.
many friends will
that he Is quite
been indoors for
Family Hair
Dressing.
Get a bottle of delightful, rafreahlng
PARISIAN SAGE madam, and have
everybody In the house uae it regu
larly. It’s fine for childres aa wall
u frown ups and R. H. Jordan Jb Co.
Kuarantee PARISIAN SAGE to drira
dandruff, stop falling hair or
Itching scalp, or money back. Large
t^ottle 50 cents.
I think PARISIAN SAGE la good
a hair grower. It is good to rid tbe
balr of dandruff and stop the hair from
(^Uing out. It Is a beautllUr at well
Open New Oi'iaana Futures
New Orleans, Oct.. 18.—Cotton fu
tures opened steady. October 9.14 b;
Nov. 8.97; Dec. 8.96a97; Jan. 8.98a99;
March 9.11al2; May 9.25 bid; July
9.36.
Close: New Orleans apots.
New Orleans, La., Oct. l^;—S^ot cot-;Western Union
ton ateady, 1*8 off. Middling 9 3*8. Sales l^blsb Valley
on the spit 541 bales; to arrive 2100. —
Low ordinary 5 15-16 nominal; ordi-. York Money,
nary 6 3-4 nominal; good ordinary| YOfk, Oct. 18.—Close: Prime
8 J-16; strict good ordinary » 9*16; i 4 i-2a3-4 per cent;
low middling 8 7-8; ^rict low middling. sterling exchange seady with actual
9 1*8; midling 9 8-8; atrict middling bankers’ bills at 483.40
162
109%
bl2%
78%
163%
IR
& Bcalp cleaner. I intend to kmP > American
9 1-2; good middling 9 5-8; strict good
middling 9 13-16; middling fair 10
1-8; middling fair to fair 10 1-2; fair
10 7-8 nominal.
Receipts 7,648; atock 75.976.
Livirpod Cotton Market
Uve^pool, Oct.’ 18.—Closing cotton:
Spot in fair demand; prices 8al0
points lower. . . * r c«
American middling fair .. .. 6.59
Good middling J JJ
Middling
Low middling J
Good Ordinary
oif the d«y ^«re 8,000
balea and included 7,400 American.
Racelpts 84,000 bales. Including 24,.
^ in the house, I know It helped my
•ead."—Hannah Harkness, Marshall-
Iowa.
Attention
Ginners
w# hart on hand and for
sale one of the moat eompltta
Gin Books ever publlsbad. It
is arranged for a rac7rd of aU
tranaactiona eoimacrt«4 with
ginning tha bale aad kaap*
carbon eopj for tke glaaar.
Book eoatalAlnf 100 tiekala
•nd 100 copies only BO otata.
By mail. U oenta.
Order all you want todaj«
News PoUisbtflg
Company
Chahot**, N. C.
and closed
Futures opened easier
very steady. iotu.
October
Oct-Nor
NoT-I>ec
l^c^an
Feb-March .
March-Aprll
April-May .
jMay-Jnne ..
Jona-July ..
july.Aug ..
AntSvpt ..
Oct'Nov ..
4.89
4.91
4.98
4.9(%,
4.97%
4.99%
6.01
5.02%
4.9T%,
4.96%
Aldet men Witt not
Convent To-nmht{^'»^j^
for 60 day bills and at 486.60a48'6.65
for demand; commercial bills 482 3-4;
bar silver 53 1-8; Mexican dollars
48; government bonds steady; rail
road bonda Irregular.
Call Money.
New York, Oct. l8.-Money on call
steady, 2 3-8al2 per cent; ruling rate
and closing bid 2 38; offd. at 2 l2.
Time loans ateady; 60 daya 3 1-4
to 1-2 per cent; 90 days 8 1*2 to
84; 6 months 8 3-4 to 4 per cent.
New York Cotton Seed Oil.
New York, OCt 18.—The cotton seed
oil market closed quiet. Closing prjces:
Spot 578a93; Oct S78a83; Nov, 550a
54; Dec. 660a51; Jan. 560a51, 40(T sold
at 551; January 665a60; March 660a61,
400 sold at 540, April 660a67; May 564
a68. ^
Sales between third and fourtii calls:
l,30(t Dec. 650; 200 Dec. 549; 300 Jan
uary 651; 700 March 561; 200 March
660.
Total sales 9.400.
•
aouthem Naval atorea.
Savannah, Ga. Oct. 18.—Turpentine
firm 47 1-2.
Roaln Arm: F 652 1-2; G 662 1-2.
New OHeana Catten aead Oil.
New Orleans, La,, Oct. 18.—Cotton
aeed oil: Prine refined in barrels
per lb. 626; choice meal 8 per cent
amonia per long ton 2860; ch(^ce cake
men
will
Ti*«. «?•*?"! Mrs» Jachion
that was scheduled for toa||W
Sd z'v.'^rytoTS' pow.
«r Company are
Wiilmg Article
rcSSaM^Tri^i of tl« !»»•« ««rSS
In »m« ct Ita detalU wM to
of t^ “?4?*MAaaM™Taylor and Lee “Long Roll,” to know that Mra, Stotte-
ponad until Bgeasrs. xayio Srall Jackson U writing an article In
fif^T’IScutlve board will Held refutaUon of the latter*a delineation of
a%^?£aud. H.
^ toiay, ^
It will Interest the South at large,
eapeclally readers of Mary Johnaton’s
with
104%
99%
64%
65%,
65%
47%
49%
46%
8.77%
8.85
8.20
8.02%
8.10
47%
50%
46%
8.87%
8.97%
8.20
8.12%
8.22%
Wheat
TRIAL OP WILLIAM J. CUMMINS.
By Associated Press.
New York, Oct. 18.—Wide variety of
William J. Cummins financial interests
is causing some delay in selecting a
jury to try the Nashville promoter for
grand larceny in connection with the
failure of the Carnegie Trust Company.
Five mOre jurymen were needed today,
The Specific charge against Cummins
is the larceny of |14Q,000 In connection
with a note transaction.
The list ot^ Xummins’ promotion,
with which taiesmali are asked if
they have any connection, contains
names of twenty companies, mostly in
the South.
Cummins defence, It Is underi^tood,
will be that he is the victim of a con
spiracy by prominent financiers Jeau-
ous of his succcess.
—This evening at 8 o’clocls^he Poul
try Association will hold its regular
meeting at the office of Rev|[ Geo. A.
Page, on the comer of Church and
Fourth streets.
KICKED BY A MAO HORSE.
Samuel Birch, of Beetdwn, Wis., had
a most narrow escape from losing his
leg, as no doctor could heal the fright
ful sore that developed, but at last
Bucklen’s Arnica l^alve cured it com
pletely. Its the greatest healer of ul
cers, bums, bOlia, eczema, scalds, cuts,
corns, cold-sores, bruises and piles on
eai^h, Try it 25c at' W. L. Hand ft
Co.’s.
FOUNt)—Gent’s bicycle on N. Tryon
SI. Will return to owner on pay
ment of this ad and proper proof.
Found, care News.v
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of a power of
«ale contained in a certain deed in
trust executed to me on the 2Sth day
of March, l9ll, by J. W. Gfaves and
recorded in the ottCe 6f the Register
ot Deeds for Mecklenburg County, in
Book 278, page 32^ default haring been
made in the payment of the Indebted
ness therein secured, I will expose for
sale at Public Auction at the Court
House door of Mecklenburg County,
on the 20th day of November,, 1911, at
12:00 o’clock, Mm the {^bllowlng de
scribed real estate, viz:
In the City of Charlotte, Ward No.
4, si^uare No. 189 Butler’s Map. begin
ning at a atafce Or post on the South
side Of West Ninth St., about 130 feet
from tba Comer of Graham and Ninth
Sta., and running parallel with Gra
ham street and toward Eighth St.. 64
feet to a stake or post in W. T. Wilk
inson’s line; thence with W. T. Wilk
inson’s Una and towar\ia Smith St., 60
feet to an alley; thence with aaid al
ley S4 fet to Ninth St., thenee with
Ninth St. 60 feet to the beginning and
being the same land in all respects
that was conveyed to the said J. W.
.Graves by daed from Unicm Loan ft
Realty Co., which will be found record
ed in tlie office of said Register of
Deeds for Mecklenburg County to
wliiofa reference is hereby made for a
more particular description.
Th4& sale will,be made subject to
two prior liens, one to E. L. Keealtff,
Trustee, for the Mutual Building ft
Loan Association and one to H. J, Al
lison. truatee for C.' W. Allison.
Tkts October 17th 1911.
MORRIS E. TROTTER,
IMt-oaw Truat^
Forecaat for Charlotte and Vicinity.
Fair, cooler tonight; Thursday, fair.
For North Carolina.
Fair, cooler tonight with frost in
mountain districts; Thursday, fair.
Weather Conditions.
Heavy rainfall occurred over prac
tically all of the States bordering >n
the Atlantic^ Ocean, from Florida to
New YOrk, during the past 24 hours.
The amount at this station was 1.63
inches.
A portion of the low pressure area
located over the interior on Interior
on Tuesday, is this morning central
on the North Carolina coast, where
it is still raining.
Pressure is relatively high over Ten
nessee and the Ohio Valley, with cool
er weather there and over the south
eastern states.
An extensive high pressure area is
advancing from the North Pacific coast
with fair and decidedly cooler weather.
Conditions favor, fair and cooler
weather tonightfi in this vicinity:
Thursday, fair.
SOCIAL
D. A. R.
MEETING.
There will be a called meeting of
Mecklenburg chapter, D. A.“R., at Mrs.
E. L. Keesler’s tomorrow afternoon
at 4 o’clock .
WOMAN’S
CLUB.
The I^epartment of Civics, will meet
t;oihorrow with the chairman, Mrs. C.
B. Platt. The executive board will meet
after the civics meeting. The program
at the civics meeting will be as fol
lows:
Report of summer Work and What the
Department Hopes to Accomplish
.Mrs. Chas. B. Platt
Best Plan for Organization Junior
Civic League.. .
' . .Mrs. Rush T. Wray.
Discussion—How to Enthuse the Chil
dren, led by Mrs. Chas. C. Hook. |
MRS. PURCELL
HOSTESS TOMORROW.
Many good bridge lovers are antici
pating a delightful game at Mrs.
Frank Purcell’s tomorrow afternoon.
This very charming hostess will in
clude in the hospitality of the mOT-
row: Mesdames Isaac Hardiman. J. H.
Ham, C. E. Hooper, E. W. and W. W.
Phifer, J. y. Keerans, H. O. Miller,
Franklin Gordon, E. W. Mellon. C. E.,
Platt, H. «. Mather, Harris Wilcox,
Croft Woodruff, P. M. Brown, W. H. I
Lambeth, Harry Dixon, T. J. Guthrie, j
J. B. Bowen. Lottie Maffitt, Tscharner ;
De Graffenreid, W. R. Taliaferro, sr., J.
Ryal W*oodall, L. B. Newell, Carlton
Befit; Misses Eva Liddell, Vannie
Charkon, Evelyn Weeks. After-game
guest, Mrs. J. P. ^.Idwell. |
CARDS FOR }
NOVEMBERS.
Handsomely engraved cards reading
as follows were issued today to out-of-
town friends: „ u I
Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius McNelis
request the hOnor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter |
Helen
to !
Mr. Leo Haid Phelan
on Wednesday morning November 8
at 8 o’clock j
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Charlotte " I
N. C. I
Accompanying card:
At Home, Charlotte,
November 18th. - ,
The bride is popular with a host
of friends in the city. She is a hand
some brwette, attractive and
ing and will be one of the prettiest
brides of the season.
The groom I* ^ son of Mr. and Mrs
Pat Phalan, and is popularly knOwn in
the city. He is connected with the
Charlette Supply Co., and esteemed
highly by his business associates.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelan will continue
to reside in Chartotte.
THE EVENT OF
THE EVENING , ^
The most brilliant event of the even
ing will be the McClintock-Blake nup
tials in the First Presbyterian churct.
The details of the wedding were given,
on the social page of Sunday’s New-.
The Blake home is elaborately deco
rated for the wedding, the wedding
Color, pink, being exquisitely wroufhi
in f^e ftdominent of the bridal
lora. A rich array 6f present enu>ha-
sizing the universal popularity of the
bride and. grooBui- fliia aeveral,rooms.
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SALE
OpensTomorrow
9AM.
H. C. Long Co
N. C., after
2,000
BIRCH CHAIR
SEATS
ALL SIZES
1006 Mission Fibre Or imitation Leather Chair Seats, all sizaa.
Any of above at 10 cents each. Special, price per dozen. Come early
before they ara all sold.
AN ALUMINUM THIMBLE FREE
to any woman or child making cash purchases from ua amounting to
FIFTY CENtS or more.
We oa^ largest stock of Household and Kitchen Hardware that is
kept in the'state.
Builders' Hardware and Tools a Specialty. Call and *ee os.
Weddington Hardware Co.
29 East Trade Street
tiiAasiLiJe.. Jii.