WANTS!
The People’s Maiket Place
Retd By Thoosands DaSy
1 Cent a Word Each Insertion
PHONE NO. 115
■UV THIN08 CHEAP
W« pat on sale ftMr Saturday tbd
last of a lot small VirgjiiUa SlioiilderB
at lO .centB periB). These are .fine val
ues. Also choice Bin^d Meal, made
from new cro^ corn, sweet and fresh.
All kinds groceries at reuK)nable
prices.
ALEXANDER BROS.
218 East Trade St. Phons 2961.
F. N. HALL A CO..
Fresh Pineapples, Florida Oranges,
Sheepnose Apples, fresh Granhierries.
Sealshlpt Oysters, Pprk Backbone and
Dressed Poultry.
J. H. Felts, Mgr.
829 E. TrMe St. Phones 421 and 422
WANT»
WANTED—roBdaers at 400 South Try-
on St. 20-4t.
WANTED Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s
riiiit.s to Dry Clean; $1 each. Our
,rk guaranteed. Queen City Dye-
and Cleaning Works. J. H. DuBose.
18-3t.
'*.'ANTED 10 saleswomen for base-
mrif Apply at once; Belk Bros.
20-; I..
NTKD—Notice tLat the Charlotte
itc School is now in its new gar-
Vuiu by Chiet Orr in rear of
I office. Entrance Fourtn
: Ml repair work half price
■ V ••Xpert w-irkraen. We satisfy oth-
c e; why not you? 1-tf-eod
\N1 KD—Chief (.:ook, colored. Un-
: , v iierirnocd need not apply. Ho-
1 Mnrch. LexinKton, N. C. 20-3t.
V>’TKr> Table boarders.
* . . »n, or phone 1389-J.
Apply 208
30-tf
FRESH SinrPLl Herrin Mineral wa»
ter. Cures Indigestion, Constipation,
all Kidney and Bladder Disorders.
City chemist says absolute pure.
Phone '^rder 21S8. N. J. SherriU
26-tf
WE HAVE A BIG
Assortment, both fresh
and sscond hand Horses
and Mules.
WADSWORTH SALES
STABLES.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—A pair
glasses. Suitable
to News oflace.
of gUd-framed eye
)le reward for return
LOST—Money, by not having my work
done at Queen City Dyeing and
Cleaning Works* 18-3t.
M>,D FOK lS. ARMY: Able-bod-
u lii.n bt'tA'een agea 18 and 25;
I €H -f I'nited States, of good
ificter and teiaperate habits, who
ii .=• V read and write the Eng-
1 . For Information ap-
t f Kecruitiug Officer, 307 West
^■ie at-, Cbarlotve. N. C.; 3 South
-t., Asheville, N. C.; 330^
:.h Kirn ot.. Greensboro, N. C.;
' M 'In St., Columbia, S. C.; 204
y.dint St.. Greenville, S. C.,
W3 West Maint St., Spartan-
S. C,
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> FOH SALE ♦
♦
i PALE—Ten fine S. C. W. Leghorn
( t kerols, March, hatched. Must go.
■- iM-.e o ''u prlv_e. C. W. Hunt, 505
. ^th Si. 20-lt.
.-^\LK—Early English oak side-
rci. Perject condition, good style,
’.ii- 13l5. 15-tf
' K—11 Lota; Ml. Holly, on
ai'abl© for Club House, llear
Altr d W. Browa, ’Phone 302.
»K
' .E—Four houses and lots,
I l.nd. finiUling and oLan terms.
;^:d VV. nrowi^. ’Fhone 302. 20-lt.
. s\LE Kxna flhe Rhode Island
U and Barred Rock Cockerels,
i, ne 572-J. X9-2t.
;si'. FOR SALE—Cheap. See Thad
; r 14 E. Trade St. 18-3t.
LOST—Watch In city on main streets,
with photos of two. Reward if returned
to News. 19-3t.
LOST — Leather canvas-covehed grip,
between Selwyn Hotel and eight-mile
post on Camden road. Reward if re
turned to Police Station. 20-lt. n&td
DENTISTS.
Dr. H. C. Henderson. Di*. R. B. Gaddy,
HENDERSON A GADDY
DENTISTS.
Office, Hunt BIdg., 202 1-2 N. Tryon St.
'Phone 216.
IP YOU ARE GOINQ TO MAKE A
FRUIT* CAKE
we can supply you with the best
fruits money can buy. Seeded raisins,
currants, citron, lemon and orange
Try and you will be convinced.
8. R. LENTZ.
Frsd Coonran, Mgr.
’Phones 101 And 102.
peel.
W. fit, CROWELU
Cfiofee Fresh Corn Grits. Coarse
Medium and Fine.
Phone 1062.
200 E. Morehead St.
Btgh Schoob of Btaie
ARCHITECTS.
F. L. BONFpEY
ARCHITECT.
Supervision of Construction.
Office, 211 N. Tryon. . Room 4.
J, M. WeMfCNAEL.
ARCHITECT.
Roonje 505-506 Trust Building.
CHARLOTTE, N. C. *
OSTEOPATH.
OSTEOPATH.
REGISTERED.
DR. H. F. RAY,
Realty Building.
Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5.
'Phone, Office, 330; Residence 371-J.
Consultation at Office, gratis.
Special to The News.
, Trinity College, > l^rham^ Np^.
The second annnsd ’ declaittitiMir^
test held at Trinity College under tb«
auspices of the "9019“ Society of the
college, will -be held here on Decem
ber 1, the day after Thanksgiving.
Himdreds of letten have been sent
out to the various high-schools pre
paratory institutions in this state and
Virginia aud South Carolina inviting
tHem to send ropresei|ts,tives to com
pete for, the * prize whicjh will be
given. At the contest last year there
were thirty-two high schools repre
sented, and a great deal of interekst
was manifested in the event. The
medal was carried off by Mr. Jeter
Mckinlay Pritchard, the young son
of Judge J. C. Pritchard, of the Unit
ed Statea circuit court, who was rep
resenting Majrs Hill Co^ege. Thirty-
seven schools have already entered
their names as a contestant, and in
many of the s^ools that were reif-
resented last year, the contest for
th^ honor this year«has been one of
the greatest rlvalty.' This annua4
event was inaugurated by the “90J9”,
Society for thep urpose of increasing
interest in the aH of public speak
ing in this and adjoining states, and
from the results *that have been ob
tained, it seems that their efforts are
being rewarded with success.
Specjai: /'paVid Cpbperfleld/'. Com
pete 1h^3i:eel|./^ Wedl Thur.
and Fn,
DR. WM. PARKER
DENTIST.
Garibaldi, Bruns d. Dixon
12 S. Tryon.
(Note Change of Location.)
'Phone 1408, Day »r Night.
Office 'Phone, 326. Residence 962-J.
I. W. JAMIESON
DENTIST.
10. Realty Building, Charlotte, N. C.
GROCERS.
I SALE-~Twp Shetland ponies, 3
r.-t 4 ears Old. Shuman Bros.
472. 28-tf i
«ALE—Horse at a bargain. B.
. '":;nimerow; 213 N. Church. 19-2t.
X Ql U’K ALE—Ouev 7 r«om cot-
three 5-room cottages, one 4-
■iii cottage with lots for five more
Oil- i. Only one mile from Inde-
’ lence Square on shady side of
1. with lots of shade trees and
i‘b and flowers all for $14,000. See
. iierndon. Phone 916. 10-10-tf
A DANDY LOT
of old-fashioned North Carolina Buck
wheat. This is the finest lot we have
ever handled. Self-Rising Buckwhet
and Graham Flour. We w ant your busi
ness and will please you.
CITY GROCERY CO.
Phones 2801-2802.
FOR RENT
McN EEL'S
We have in some very fine S. C. Pe
cans, at 25c per lb. Also Walnuts, Al
monds. Brazil and Filberts. These are
all nice and fresh. Let us fill your fruit
cake order. W^have some very fine
apples, at 40 and 60c. the peck.
Phones 2623-2622. 205 N. Tryon.
'OR RENT—The Gresham home on
, ' r.t Trade St.; furnished; modern,
. :eam heat. ’Phone 136 15-tf.
i’(»R RENT—Nicely furnished front
room, all conveniences, private fami
ly. Splendid neighborhood, 407 N.
Graham St. 19-7t.
CfATS.
Fresh shipment of Pin-Head Oat
Meal in 5-lb. packages, 30c. Keene &
Robinson’s Scotch Oats in 5-lb. tins,
60c. Quaker Rolled Oats, m tins, 15c.,
and the largest and best package of
pure White Rolled Oats on the market,
for 10c. ‘Mt's Femdell. Nuff sed.”
MILeR-VAN ^E8S CO.
“The Place."
rOR RENT—New
O. A Robbins.
attractive houses.
Phone
382.
T
8-tf
:*OR RENT—Six rooms, with bath, 1st
floor. No. 11 Mint St. Possession
Doc. 1. 19-tt
house, 910 E. Ave.
19-3t.
’Phone 2599-J.
'OR RBINT—To gentlemen, furnished
front room. No. 10 West 6th St.
19-2t.
rOR REINT—14 large rooms, modem
conveniences, 811 1-2 N. Tryon. At)-
ply to J. B. McLaughlin. 305 S.
College St. 19-3t.
TOR RENT—Rooms upstairs, 811 W.
Trade. W. J. Fite. 1-tf.
rOR RENT—Pnmlshed or unfurnished
room; all conveniences; young cou
ple preferred. 'Phone 1720-L. 19-tL
» MltCBLLANCOUt
•iUDSON AUTOMOBILE—New tires
aU around. Cost new |1,260; will
make Qtiick sale $760. M. ft A«,
Care N«ws. 20-8L
HAVA REPRESENTATrm Miss Jda
M. Neumeyer, 1429 East Fifth St.
Phone 2756-J. 4-tf
PURE WATKRr—We can fornlsh you
with pure water if you let vs drill
jror welL We have 3 mtdfinM and
can dnil wells from 2 to 8 ladies in
diameter, A. iL 'Willmann Co. Iroona
248.
JUST RECEIVED
Currants, Raisins, Citron. Orange
Peel. Lenson Peel, ^gs and all that is
needed to put in fruit cake. I also
have the best line of canned goods
that can be bought. Give me a trial
order and be convinced.
G. O. THIES
Phone 2115-2116. No. 1413 East 4th St.
♦ RESTAURANTS. ♦
♦ • ♦
THE GEk. 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.
THE NEW YORK RESTAURANT
Always Open.
29 West Trade St.
.One of the best eating places in
the city. Clean and up-to-date. Best
Service and only pure and wholesome
food* furnished. Ladies' dining room.
George Anagnos, M^r.
l&30t
$75.00
Per Acre
‘Will buy this desirable farm of 110
acres.
It is located five miles from the
square, only 1-4 miles from the finest
road in the county, in one of the best
neighborliodB.
Has six room dwelling, two tenant
houses, bam, etc., two good orchards,
abundance of fine wood and some saw
timber, well watered and in every re
spect desirable for a country home.
We ^ divide it to suit purchaser.
Uoioii Loan and
Realty Company
MeiHis K. Trotter, See. A Treas.
’Phene S4fb ' If ■. Tmte
0. P. HUTH & CO'S.
CBEDITORS MET
THIS MORNINi;
This morning the first meeting of
the creditors of O. P. Heath, bankrupt,
was held “^t the county court house.
Mr. W. S. O’B. Robinson, referee,
called the meeting. The creditors
present Voted for a trustee, the nomi
nees being R. A. Lee, Esq., and Ed
Huck, E^q. ' Mr. Husk received the
vote of $17,523.03. Mr. Lee received
the vote of $18,573.19. As neither map
received the vote of a majority of the
creditors the referee ruled that there
had been no election and" calld for
futrher nominations. There were none
and the referee appointed Mr, R. A.
Lee trustee and he was put under a
bond of $5,000. i
The appointment of appraisers was
left to the attorney for the bankrupt
and to the trustee. The referee will
appoint the num they name. ^
Mr. O. P. Heath took th stand and
was examined as to his business since
the attachment. The examination was
conducted by Mr. J. E. Johnston of
Warsaw, S. C.. representing a number
of northern cotton future firms.
The claims filed *Were:
Shute & Richardson, of lilver-
pool $6,227.08
Alexander Eccles & Co., of
Liverpool
E. J. Heath & Son. of Ma
thews, N. C
MayctMills, of Mayo, N. C,.
Ware & Leland, of Chicago,
Illinois
1,039.90
l,2b.63
58.27
’A!
!New
.367.731
*?
1,025.9^
6!i345.00
Athletics at Y. M. C. A.'
Basket ball will be ushered In this
comihg Saturday night in the Y. M.
C. A. gymnasium, when two teams in
the local tournament clash, and also
two teams ih the intermediate' league.
The Y’s, captained Ijy Ed Jones, will
play the M’s; which.is captained by
George Carr, and In the Intermediate
leaghe, the Y. M. C. A. team plays
the Charlotte University school team.
The schedule fpr both leagues will
appear in a day or so. Next week
the representative team plays Davldr
son for the opening game. This came
is already causing quite a talk, as to
the outcome..
Thursday night the boxing and
wTBStling class will again meet. The
class meets at 8:15 every Thurs
day nightfi in the wrestling room.
Mr. Harry Bangle and Mr. Archie
Templeton have charge of the wrest
ling, and Dr. Wishart of the boxing.
Friday night of this week, the
beginners class will have its first
social event. The members of this
class are to dress in' their gym.
togs, and after going through a spec
ial program, will have some “eatins.”
Each member coming on the floor
that night, will be taxed 10 cents.
The largest class that lias ever been
on the floor is expected that night.
Every member of the association
keep open Thanksgiving Day mbm-
ing. There will be a five mile hike
into the country, and “come back as
you please” race. Thee rowd will
leave theb uilding at 9 o’clock In
the morning, and if you want to get
up a good appetite for that Thanks
giving Day dinner, be sure t6 be in
the crowd. , / .
Special: '‘David Copperfield.’* Com
plete In 3 reels. Amuse-U. Wed. Thur,
and Fri.
^as Shot awhile
Resisting Arrest
J. A. Lockhftrt, of Bessemer City,
was operated on yesterday afte^moon
at the Charlotte Sanatorium by Drs.
Gibbon and Pressley for the removal
of a bullet from his side, which he re
ceived at the hands of a Bessemer City
polic^an yesterday afternoon.
Lockhart, it is said, was drinking
an? raising some disturbance when
the oflacer tried to place him under
arrest. It is stated further that Lock
hart was advancing on the officer and
trying to cut him with n knife, when
the officer fired. The woimded man
was brought to the city on Bouthem
train No. 12 yesterd^iy afternoon and
taken at once to the^ Samaritan hospi
tal, where the ball was located and
removed. He is in father a critical
condition, but It Is^ thought there Is
chance for his recovery. The wounded
man is a mill operator in Bessemer
City.
IS THE WORLD GROWING BETTER?
I^any things go to prove that it is
The way thousands are trying to help
others is proof. Among them is Mrs
W. W. Gould, of Pittsfield, Nfi. H.
Finding, sood h^alj^^ by taking Electrltc
Bitters, she now aidvises other suffer
ers, everywhere^ *0 take them. “For
years I suffered with stomach. a
kidney trouble,” she writes. “Efery
medicine I used failed till I took Elec
tric Bitters. But tills great remedy
he][ped mf wonderfulljr,” They’ll help
any woi^i^iy . They’re ,tlie b^efti^ tou
ana finest "liver and kidney feine^.
that’s made. Try them. You’ll see
50c at W. L. Hand & Co.’s.
Raymond Pynclion, of
York
Howard & Clark, of New Or
leans
Clayton E. Rich & Co., of
York 3,330.00
Mutual Alliance Trust Co., of
New York . 45,000.99
Gwathney & Co., of New- |
York 865.00
Carpenter, Baggot & Co., of
New York 15,488.49
Riverside St Dan River Cot
ton Mills, of Pittsylvania
county, Va. 18,467.96
Herman R. Roediger, of Al
bany, G« • 152.50
Avalon Ifills,^ oC Mayodan,
XT c' 19A 07
Edwin Q* Sell^ls' ’! !!.’!’.!-* 1,924137
lx>njnnore Brothers, of Liver
pool 742.95
Total . .186,452.87
FATAL AUTO SMASH-UP.
Savannab, Gk., Nov. 20.-—Joe Daw
■on, Maraim driver, has been hurt on
the-aulomoblle course, moA McNajr, a
Case driver, UUed in a jmash-up.
Speeial: ‘^DavUi Com
plete in 8 re^le. An^uee-U**, Wed. Thur.
•n#.Frl,
ROOFING.
DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK
Let us make it rainproof and put
your gutters and oonductor pipes la
good order. We i^e specialists in
building or repairing tin, iron or Slate
it>9fs. Furnkce woirli; promptly done.
C. F. SHUMAN,
200 N. Coijege Phone 411
Special Rates and Sleeping Car Ser
vice to Portsmouth, Va., for Thanks
giving Football Game, via Seaboard
Air Llnor Rate Round Tri|^ Not In*
eluding Sleeper, ^.00.,
The Seaboard Air Line will sell spec
ial excursion tickets to Portsmouth,
Va., and return at $5.00 fpr round trip^
tickets on sale fpr tnUn ieavkig Char
lotte, 7:25 p. m., November 29th, and
good returning, leayizig PortsnKKith
8:80 t>. lb., Nov. 30th, or Dec. 1st, 9:25
a. m. and 8:30 p. m.
Special sleeper wil^ leave Charlotte obl
November 29th, 7:25 p.jn.; for ner
vations call on or address the under
signed immediately; ihis sleeper will
l^ve Portsmouth retuning, 8:80 p.
Not. 80th. For further ixifojrlDO^on' call
on
JAMES KB5B, Jit'.
I T. S. A.
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THE ABOVE IS A MAP OF OUR
On which you will notice there has been quite a number of lots sold.
This is a very fine piece of property, and practically ail of the lots are
level and lie above the street and lie between Dilworth and 'Myers
Park Development, and it is one of the Most desireable residental
sections in the city.
. If you' are ^interested in buying a lot for a home or investment, we do not think you can do better than to
purchase one of the above lots» as our prices are the ume as they were when we opened this property, about 18
months ago^. and all the lots that are . sold on or before the‘31st day of Dfcember, 1911, we will sell at the samt
|)rice, which is as follows: ^
Lot No. 1 in Block 1,$800. Terms $25 cash, balance $10 per month.
Xot No. 4 in Block 1,$600. Terms $25 cash, balance $8 per month.
Ix)t No. 10, ahd l-2 lot No. 9 in filock 1, $750. > Terms $25 cash, balancc
$10 per month.
Lots Nos. 12 and 13 in Block 1, $500 ^ch. Terms $25 cash, b&lance $7
per Month.
Lots Nos. 14,15 and 16 in Block 1, $400 each. Terms $25 cash,^ balance $6
l^r month.
Lots Nos. 5,6, 7 and 8 in Block 2, $600 each. Terms $25 cash, balance $8
per month.
Lots Nos. 10,11,12,13 and 14 in Block 2, $500 each. Teirms $25 cash, balance
$7perm^nth.
Lots Nos. 15,1^, 17 and 18 in Block 2, $400 each. Terms $25 cash, balance $6
per mpnth. * ^ -
You will notice the cash payments are Tery imall and the deferred payments are very easy, and it seemr
to Us that this Would be a very good investment for an_y one who desires to se^re a lot for a home or Invest
,ment. Six per cent, interest charged on all deferred payments. We wouldbe v^y glad to show you the above
property at your convenience. i
CAROLINA REALTY
211 N. Tryon St.
COMPANY
Phone No. 609
SPRINGFIELD (MASS.)
TRIAL.
MURDER
Bertram G. Spencer, whb is on trial
for KIs life for the murder of Miss
Martha B. Blacket6ne> a school teach*,
er, on the morning of March 31, 1910.-
Spencer Is regarded as a verlahle^'Dr.
Jekyli and Mr. Hyde" In tmI life. He
nhecas been confined in: an Ineae asy-'
ium sice the mtirde.r, ^.and has Just
been placed on trial. Dfurlhg the flret-
day of his triah'Spencer co1lapac;d in {
court and sobbed unrestrainedly as
the p^rosecutor Vid the details of nis j
crime. - I
N.^ W. Railway
aeiieaBir im BSect JTom -iniiTi,
1^80 am XiVp Caarlotte So. ity. nm.
2.^1 pm Ijv. WlnstoQ MS nml
«.»s Cv. Mart-ym* n2w ax. iau«o 22:
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fagf Winston^-
! ^Con&ec» akTSoaMoki^tor the 'Beet
West. , Sfcnpers. Dimns
It yott are eonsiderlne taklnc a
trip to Callforam or tlie Coaet, am on*
variable RomeMrl* Far^^^j^ ^
fQrmaUon Is youra for tbe eaictu. with
on« .ot our gpiooiete Map .Voided
W. R 2«yiIiU _ M. 1*. BBikOC^
Oen. Pas.. Act Trav* Paa^Aat
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Wliefl You
Pay, Rent
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THE MONEY IS GONE FOREVER
Tmi art helplag tta« owmn ct tiMt bouse to aocamolate a
JBbjt a IkniBt ttom oi bi IMlwortli. 4ad the znoney you pair eacB
moath, la th# i^aee of refit wlU beglii the accunulaUon of a fo^
tuxw-for ypiirsalL %
Cliprkilte C^nsc^^ited Coostructioo
2nd Floor Kedmont Bldg^ ^ Telephone No. 155
National
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4 ptt i^am on Time Deposits. Rents Ssf®
^%9ep^ Boim^ 11^ p«r year.. to know and advise
c with aay ti^pfee^ te hank Account
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X F. Vice Pres.
W.Va-^rttty, Cashier. *,1:1
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Houston, T(
steady, u;
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Memphis,
jpot ste3dy»
M.
Charleston,
iling steady,
Augusta, C
aiing 9
Lha
Good middlini
Cotton seed,
CHARL
Eggs, per doz
Turkeys.. ••
Khtis. P2r It
Chiclens, pe
Butter, per It
Ducks, per r
Geese, per n
Corn, per bu.
Oats, per bu
CY
Chicaso, N
creameries 24
Eggs, firm
irai'k f*5ser, :
Cheese l"irre
14 1 -2ic>-4 I
lone; 14
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cars.
Pou'iry e^
dressed IS;
alive I--'
Veal steadj
LWCTfO
Liverpool,
Spot in fair
Ic’vvev.
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Ccod middli
Middling
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