WANTS!
The People’s Market Place
Remd By Thousands Daily
1 Cent a Word Each Insertioo
PHONE NO. 115
WANTbO
FRfiSH SUPPL*/ Sncrrin Mineral wa
ter. Cures Indigestion. Constipation,
all Kidney and Bladder Disorders.
City chemist says absolute pure.
Phone ■'rder 2123. N. J. Shorriil
26-tf
WANTED—You to know that we teach
the famous Spencerian Chartier
Shorthand, which can l)e learned in
threo naontlus' time. Instruction j
strictly individual. Positions se-|
cured. I’rown’s S«;hool of Shorthand,!
91". Realty Kldj?.. 'Phone 30S3. I
FOR SALB
WANTED- House pirl at once to wait
on table, 603 E. Ave. Phone 27tiS-J.
29-2t
FOR SALE—One oi>en and onp top
buggy. Phone 609. - 29-2t
WANTED—A driver for 4-horse team.
One "W ith experience. Griffith Trans
fer Co., 28 East Sixth St. 2S-2t
WANTED—Men, women and children
to come and be shod at Belk Bros.
29-lt
WANTKD—20 teams to haul pipe. All |
T\ inter job. Griffith Trans. Co., 28 E.
6th St. Phone 26. 21-tf j
WANTED—Machinist at once. Steady,
employment, American Machine and
Manufacturing Coi, Charlotte, N. C.
27-7t
FOR SALE—Fox tM^ewrlter, N6. 23,
nearly new’. At a bargain. Com
plete. Box 115, Matthew’s, X. C.
28-2t
FOR SALE—About 105 acres farm
land ^fine meadow-, some wrood, bal
ance in cultivation). Providence
township, near Plneville; close to
macadam road. Buildings in fair con
dition. A bargain. $2,800. |750 cash,
balance your terms. Ac'dxess Box 994.
Charlotte. 26-5t
FOR SALF—Boys* and girls’ bicycles
Queen City Cycle Co. 8-tf
WANTED—You tc meet me at Hast
ings & Mitchell’s cut pmrice furni
ture etore No. 46 N. College St.
Phone 897-J. 6-tf-eod
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♦ MISCELLANEOUS ♦
♦ ♦
A GREAT SALE of shoes Saturday at
Belk Bros. 29-lt
MRS. BLANCH HALLMAN, 419 Tem
pleton avenue, is prepared to do sew
ing for a limited number of cu»tom-
ers. Your patronage solicited.
:2-26-tf.
TAXES— Easy paid If you trade at
Belk Bros. 29-lt
JUST RECEIVED shipment of oranges,
one cent. each. Belmont Cash Store,
'Belmont Park. 2&-2t
TOR QUICK «AU&—One 7-r^m cot
tage, three 5-room cottages, one 4-
nx'uj cottage with lots for five more
uousei. Only one mile fiom inde-
p- ndeoce Square on shady aide of
with lots of Ehade trees and
fruits and flowers all for $14,000. See
L. C. Herndon. Phone 916. 10-lo-tf
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR STRAYED—From Dixie,
Thursday night, one red Irish setter
bird dog. Reward. D. M. Bus
sell. Phone 7004. 29-lt
LOST—Bunch of keys—marked W. K.
Reid—reward for return to Bowen’s
Drug Store. 28-lt
LOST—Bunch of key^. Return to 413
No. Church. 28-2t
GROCERS.
F. N. HALL & CO.
When Xmas leavings have been eat
en, ciUl us for can corn, can peas, can
Lima beans, can tomatoes, can beets.
Anything that is canned we have it.
Txtra fine evaporated apples in pack
age 15c per lb.
J. H. Felts, Mgr.
329 E. Trade St. Phones 421 and 422
BOOKS at your price. Don't fail to
see them. We mov# Jan. 1st. Old
anfl new books of all kinds on view
Rf 211 West Trade. Cooperative
Press. 29-2t
THE CHARLOTTE Auc^n House. 7
South Church, will dispose of your
old furniture. Sales every’ Satuwlay.
W. A. Gresham, Auctioneer.
10-2 6-th urs-tf
BELK BROS, are still doing the shoe
Duslnesw. 29-lt
VIAVA REPRESENTATIVE. Miss Ida
M. Neumeyer, 1429 East Fifth St.
Phone 2756-J. 4-tf
REWARD— If you can And any one
to match our bhoes and prices. Belk
Bros. 29-lt
MRS. DR. MOORE, Painless Tooth
Extractor. Office 23 ^ West Trade.
15-tf
FOR SALE
100 Horses and Mules.
Cash or reasonable
terms.
J. W. WADSWORTH
SONS CO.
♦ FOR RENT ^
♦ ♦
FOR RENT—Splendid twenty-acre
trucking farm on macadam, close to
city, very’ liberal terms to experienc
ed trucker. Address Trucker, care
News. 29-2t
FRESH FRANKFURTERS
Goose liver sausage. Saloml, large
Bologna, Boiled Hound, Smoked Nor
wegian Bloaters. Also another ship
ment of those delicious smooth skinned
Cyenne Pineapples 50c each.
MILLER-VAN NESS CO.
CALL ME
if you \vant best celery, lettuce, or
anges, grape fruit, bananas, cran
berries, and all kinds of nuts.
G. O. THIES
Phone 211&.2116. No. 1413 East 4th St.
CHOICE MEATS
Dressed Turkeys, Geese, Chickens,
Fresh Fish and Choice Oysters. Meats
of all kinds. Delivery prompt.
MORRIS BROTHERS
Phone 470 and 471, 247 W. Trade.
McNEEU*^
We just want you to call In and
.see the nice line we have.
We have every’thing to be had, and all
at prices you can afford.
Phone* 2622 and 2623.
WE HAVE A LOT
of the best nuts, candy, figs, dates,
raisins, oranges, tangerines, grape
fruit, apples, bananas and Malaga
grapes. Also fancy lettuce and celery.
S. H. LENTZ.
Frea Coen ran, Mgr.
•Phone# 101 and 102.
CORN MEAL AND STOCK FOOD
Our mill is running daily at 218 East
Trade street, where we do all custom
grinding that comes and keep constant
ly on hand iYesh Bread Meal, made
from select com, and high-grade feed
lor horses, cattle and poultry.
ALEXANDER BROS.
218 East Trade St. Phone 2561.
FOR RENT—One, two or three fur
nished rooms. Terms reasonable.
Phone 2383-J. 29-3t
FOR RENT—6-room apartment, $25.00;
7-room modern residence, 208 Liber
ty St., $25.00; 8-room, 204 Elizabeth
avenue, $25.00. W. F. Dowd. 27-lOt
>R RENT—3 partly furnished rooms
for light housekeeping, no children.
No. 10 W. 6th St. 29-3t
FtiR RENT—Swellest office room in
the city. Immediate possession. C.
M. Carson. 29-2t
FOR RENT—Two comfortable furnish
ed rooms for light housekeeping.
Clof,e in. Address, Housekeeper,
care News. 29-lt
FOR RENT—5-room house, 1008 E.
Ave.. modern conveniences, gas
range, good lot, $13.50 in advance.
L. Redw’ine. 29-2t
W. m. CROWELU
Choice Fresh Corn. Grit*. Coarse
Medium and Fine.
Phone 1062. 200 E. Morehead St.
♦
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.
DENTISTS.
Dr. H. C. Henderson. Or. R. B. Gaddy.
HENDERSON A GAOOY
DENTISTS.
Office, Hunt 202 1*2 N. Tryon St.
’Phone 21ti.
WM. PARKER
DENTIST.
Garibaldi, Brups & Dixon BIdg.
12 S. Tryon.
(Note Change of location.)
'Phone 1408, Day tr Night.
Office ’Phone, 326. Residence 962-J.
1C
I. W. JAMIESON
DENTIST. y
Realty Buiidiny, Charlotte, N. C.
♦ ♦
^ RESTAURANTS. ♦
THE GEN. 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.
♦
♦ ROOFING. ^
DOES YOUK nOOF LEAK
Let us make it rainproof and put
your gutters and conductor pipes in
good, order. We are specialiets in
building or repairing tin, iron or slate
roofs. Furnace work promptly done.
C. F. SHUMAN,
200 N. College Phone 411
PHYSICIANS
The directors of the Carolina Base
ball Association met in the' office of
Mr. . W. Todd yetrterday afternoon and
adopted a schedule for the coming
year. At the hour of going to press no
business had been transacted.
The directors of the lej^^e having
been pulling to keep the did associa
tion together aild it was done only
after hard work.
Anderson is now the only team In
the league which has not announced
her manager. '
The inanagers a?:e: ' »
Charlotte—Champ Osteen.
Greensboro—Doyle.
Winston—Clancy.
Greenville—Tommy Stouch.
It is expected that Anderson will an
nounce her manager within the next
few weeks. ,
Mr. . H. Wearn was unanimously re
elected president and Mr. J. W. Todd
unanimously re-elected secretary.
The Schedule.
Following is the schedule which
will be in force for the coming year:
Schedule for Carolina Association for
1912.
DR. HERRON
Office is over Blake Drug Co. on
West Trade St. Hours 12 to 1:30 p.
m. Phones, Office ^1; Residence 488.
Fine Openings Jor
Baseball Players
By Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 29.—'Therte should
be some fine openings for young base
ball players in the big league teams
this year, for it now appears that
most of the managers will have to de
pend on recruits to Improve their po
sitions in the pennant races. No big
de&ls have been made and there are
none in sight.-
With the present line-ups of the big
elagues it looks as though there would
be no change in the finish of the pen
nant races next season unless through
the help of new comers.
Mo&t of the big team scouts are san
guine over prospects and declare that
the opportunity for getting good new
players is imrovlng right along. A
year ago the opposite was generally
understood—the coiintry had been
combed for star players.
FURNITURE MAKERS ASK COM
MISSION HELP IN F4GHT.
Raleigh, Dec. 29.—The traffic com
mittee of the Southern Furniture
Manufacturers’ Association appeared
before the North Carolina corporation
commission yesterday afternoon in
the interest of a suit begun by the
manufacturers before the interstate
commerce commission having for its
object the elimination of discrimina
tive freight rates from points in this
state to the W%st. The committee
claimed that he difference beween 100
pounds of furniture shipped from
North Carolina or a Northern point
is exactly 20 cents and th?it the ad
vantage is w'ith the Northern manu
facturers.
The corporation cqmmission was
asked to become a party to the suit
before the interstate commerce com
mission and to lend its good offiices
toward an adjustment that would be
equitable to all concerned. Since the
request has just been received, the
commission did not promise any
thing, but It Is quite likely that it
will join with the furniture makers
in the prosecution of the suit. A
number of railroads are named.
The committee was composed or
Fred N. Tate, chairman, High Point;-
B. F. Huntley, Winston-Salem,; W. A.
Thomas, Statesville, and C. J. Fields,
High Point, secretary to the associa
tion.
WOMEN WIN HONORS
IN CORN HUSKING.
ARCHITECTS.
F. L. BONFOEY
ARCHITECT.
Supervisioi^ of Construction.
Office, 211 N., Tryon. Room 4^
fOR RENT—Desrrable flat, 81G West
Trade. W. J. Fite. 7-tf
FCR RENT—New,modem bouses. Mrs.
Robbins. Phone 382. 8-tf
F(»R RENT—SIx-room house, 610 East
Ninth St. John A. McRae. 210 Law
Puilding. 27-3t
F«»R RENT—New modem eight-room
house, 910 £ast Aye. W. F. Buchan-
1. iin. . 26-tf
J. M. Mc-i^lCHAEL.
ARCHITECT.
Rooms 505-606 Trust Building.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
WORK WILL aOON START
after you take Dr. King’s New Life
Pills, and you’ll quickly enjoy their
fine results. Constipation and indiges
tion vanish and fine appetite returns.
They regulate stomach, liver and bow
els and Impart new strength and ener
gy to the whole system. Try them
Only 25c at W. L. Hand ft Cq.’s.
By Associated Press.
Albert Lea, Minn., Dec. 29.—'Three
young women who reside near Lanes-
boro, Minn., claim the woman cham
pionship corn husking honors of the
United States. The young women are
the Misses Lizzie, Mamie and Roxie
Kehoe, who, in a recent contest,
husked In five and one-half days 1,790
bushels, hauling each lo^ of com one-
half mile. The average for each/day
for each girl was a little more than
108 bushels.
Many a man’s success is due to
his ability to use other men’s brains.
For
Have Llated for Sale dr Exchange,
a close-in investment lot on which
are located three new four-room ten
ant houses. The owner Is anxious to
sell or exchange for a .well located
suburban residence lt>t.
Will \ pay you OVER 13 PIER CENT
on price asked. r •
What’s your proposition. Let us sub
mlt it.^ can make it to your mu
tual advantage.
l^oion Loao wd
Realty Company
iMori'Is E. Trotter, Sec’y A trtaa.
F. E. Harlan, Rental Manage*
Nov^lA^Ea^^rade St. . »Phono
By G. W. WHEARN.
April 25, 26, 27.
Spartanburg at Greenville.
Greensboro at Winston-Salem.
Anderson at Charlotte.
April 29, 30, May 1.
Charlotte at Greensboro.
Anderson at Spartanburg.
Winston-Salem at Greenville.
May 2, 3, 4.
Charlotte at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Spartanburg.
Greenville at Anderson.
May 6, 7. 8.
Greenville at Charlotte.
Greensboro at Anderson.
Spartanburg at Winston-Salem.
May 9, 10, 11.
Winston-alem at Charlotte.
Spartanburg at Greensboro.
Anderson at Greenville.
May 13, 14.
Greenville at partanburg.
Charlotte at Anderson.
Winston-Salem at Greensbora
May 15, 16.
Spartanburg at Charlotte.
• Anderson at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Greenville.
May 17, 18.
Charlotte at Greenville.
Anderson at Greensboro.
Winston-Salem at Spartanburg^
May 20, 21, 22.
Charlotte at partanburg.
Greenvilel at Greensboro.
Wlnston-alem at Anderson.
May 23, 24, 25.
Spartanburg at Anderson.
Greenville at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Charlotte.
May 27, 28, 29.
Spartanburg at Greenville.
Greensboro at Winston-Salein,
Anderson at Charlotte.
May 30, 31, June 1.
Charlotte at Greensboro.
Anderson at Spartanburg.
Winston-Salem at Greenville.
June 3, 4, 5.
Charlotte at Wlnston-alem.
Greensboro at partanburg.
Greenville at Anderson.
June 6, 7, 8.
Greenville at Charlotte.
Greensboro at Anderson.
Spartanburg at Winston-Salem.
June 10, 11, 12.
Winston-Salem at Charlotte.
Spartanburg at Greensboro.
Anderson at Greenville.
June 13, 14, 15. .r-
Greenville at Spartanburg.
Charlotte at Anderson.
Winston-Salem at Greensboro.
June 17, 18, 19.
Spartanburg at Charlotte.
Anderson at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Greenville.
June 20, 21, 22.
Charlotte at Greenville.
Anderson at Greensboro;
Win.ston-Salem at Spartanburg.
June 24, 25, 26.
Charlotte at Spartanburg.
Greenville at Greensboro.
Winston-Salem at Anderson.
June 27, 28, 29.
Spartanburg at Anderson.
Greenville at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Charlotte.
July 1, 2, 3, 4.
Spartai^burg at Greenville.
Greensboro at Winston-Salem.
Anderson at Charlotte.
July 5, 6.
Charlotte at Greensboro.
Anderson atl Spartanburg.
Winston-Salem at Greenville.
July 8, 9.
Charlotte at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Spartanburg.
Greenville at Anderson.
July 10, 11.
Greenville at Charlotte. '
Greensboro at Anderson.
Spartanburg at Winston-Salem.
July 12, 13.
Winston-Salem at Charlotte.
Spartanburg at Greensboro.
Anderson at Greenville.
July 15, 16, 17.
Greenville at Spartanburg.
Charlotte at Anderson.,
Wlnstx>n-Salem at Greensboro.
‘ July 18, 19, 20.
Spartanburg at Charlotte.
Anderson at. Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Greenville.
July 22, 23, 24.
Charlotte at Greenville.
Anderson at Greensboro.
Winston-Salem at Spartanbiirg.
July 25, 26, 27.
Charlotte at Spartanburg.
Greeliyilel at Greensboro.
Winstbn-alem at Anderson. '
July 29, 30, 31. ^
Spartanburg at Anderson,
Greenville at Winston-Salega.
Greensboro at Charlotte.
August t, '2, 3.
Spartanburg at Greenvill/e.
Greensboro at Winston-Salem.
Anderson ift Charlotte.
Auguat' S, 6. ’
CharlQtte at Grefensboro.
Anderson at Spartanburg.
Winston-Salem at Greenville;
August 7, 8.
Charlotte at Winston-Salem,
Greensljoro at Spartanburg. V
Greenville at Anderson^
' August 9, 10.
Greenville at Charlotte.
. Greensboro at Anderson.
Spartanburg at Winston-Salem.
Augusts 12, 13, 14.
.Winston-Salem a^ Charlotte.
Spartanbiii^ at Gi'eensboro.
Anderson at Greenville. \
August 15, 16,' 17.
Greeni^De at Spartanbnrg.
Charlotte «t Anderspi^. ,
Winston-Sidem at Green^ro.
August 19, 20, 21.
Spartanburg at Cl^rlotte.
.V Anj^erspn fit Wlnstcm^al,em.
Gre^nelMiro at Gteen^lle.
August 22, 23, 24.
Charlotte at GreeoTille.
Anderson at Greensboro.
Winston-alem ,at Spartanburg.
August 26, 27, 28.
Charlotte at Spartanburg.-
Greenville at Greensboro. ^
Winston-Salem at Anderson.
August 29, 30,~3t.>
Spartanburg at And«rson.
Greenville at Winston-Salem.
Greensboro at Charlotte.
September 2.
Spartanburg at Greenville.
Greensboro at Winston-Salem.
Anderson afe Charlotte,
Winston-Salem 9 Saturday games at
home. ,r:
Anderson 9 Saturday games at home.
Spartanburg 9 Saturday games at
home.
Charlotte 10 Saturday games at
home.
Greenville 10 Saturday games at
home. ,
Greensboro 10 Saturday games at
home.
Mileage 20,630. \ ,
Boxing License
Gives h Y. $300,000
By Associated Pr«ss. ' '
Albany, N. Y., Dec. 29—With the
close of t^e present week the state
athletic commission will .finish Its busi
ness for the year 1911 and submit its
report to the legislature. The report
will do much to show the real condi
tion of the boxing game hi the East,
at the same timd bringing out how the
commission scheme of regulation has
benefitted the state treasury.
The report will show that fully |15,-
000 has been turned Into the state
treasury during the first four months
of the new law. If this average is main
tained the yearly income will be M5,-
000 even after jiayliig the expenses of
the commission.
The returns show that $300,000 have
been taken in by licensed boxing clubs
in New York state since the law went
Into effect
PALZER KNOCKED OUT
KAUFMAN FIFTH ROUND.
By Associated Press.
New York, Dec. 29.—A1 Palzer, the
local heavyweight, knocked out A1
Kaufman, of California, in the fifth
round of a scheduled 10-round bout
at the National Sporting Club last
night, with a right uppercut to the
chin.
GREENSBORO STREET CAR
EXTENSION COMPLETED.
Greensboro, Dec. 29.—^The exten
sion of the. North Carolina Public
Service Commission Line to Pomona
is complete and the first cars were
sent over the lines for passenger trav
el. yesterday. The line extends from
the passenger station to Lindley park
and thence on over the extension to
Pomona. This extension to,^ Pomona
considerably enlarges the company’s
system in Greensboro and 'gives the
people residing in that thriving su
burb fpur miles from Greensboro
electric car service to and from
Greensboro. The Public Service Com
pany will operate 30-minute schedule
over this line daily and will charge
a fare of ten cents from Greensboro
to the terminus at Pomona.
DARTMOUTH-CORNELL
CONTEST PLANNED.
By Associated Press.
Boston, Dec. 29.—A Dartmouth-Cor-
nell contest is likely to be on the foot
ball program for next season. The
game will be staged either in New
York city or at Ithaca. The Dartmouth
football committee will meet next
week and decide definitely on next
fall’s schedule.
Pennsylvania, Minnesota and Tufts
have asked for consideration. The
Princeton contest will come earlier
than usual, probably on October 19.
Children Cry
’ FOR FLETCHER'S
C A S T O R I A
Children Ory^
FOR FLETCHER’S
CASTO R I A
Chiictren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CAS TORI A
For Rent
OFFICE ROOMS.
Two office rooms in McKinnon
Bldg., each $10.00
Store Room, 701 W. Trade ^t 15.00
RESIDENCES
6-room apartment, 415 N. Col
lege St 31.00
4 rooms. No. 14 West Uddell St 7.00
4 rooms, corner West 8th and
R. R 7.00
6-room apartment, 704 B. 4tli, /
possession Jan 5th.'. .r22.50
5 rooms, 1226 N. Davidsoo, per
week 2.50
7 rooms, 1204 N. Caldwell St.. 12.00
4 rooms, 200 S. Harrell St. Bel
mont .. .. 6.00
4 rooms, 211 S. Grahaim St.... 13.60
4 rooms. 213 S. Graham St 12.50
7 rooms, modern, ^1? B^t 4th
........ ................ 26.00
7 rooms, 1412 N. DaHdson St,
per week 3.26
Brown
Monday, Jan. 1st> being « legaj holl-
day,., the followlnii banks will be
closed: ^
Charlotte Nattpnltl Bank,
Comnx^rclal • National Sunk,
First National Bank,
Merchttnta' A. Farmers’ National
Union National Bank, ' ^
American Trust Co.
touymn tw A BMk.
Good Central Bu^m Property on Trvon Str,. .
in Splendid Repair and Rented ilTlJZ '
Term. Attractive Price for Ten Days.
. PATTERSON & GI.ASCOCK, Managers
Real Estatie Department
American Trust Co.
Residence For Sale
in Dilworth
We have on Kingston Ave.', Dllwortl a seven-room residence
with modem conveniences, slate roof, on shady side of street half
block from car line. Owner is going to leave city. And if takfn
this week makes price of .. .
*••• •••» «« ft « ^O|Z50
J. E. MURPHY & CO.
'Phone 842.
229 South Tryon Street.
FIRST DEAL
The first Real Estate sale recorded, is found in 23rd chapter Oenp«!ls
where Abraham bought a burial place from Ephron, the Hittite for 400 shpk’
els of silver. ^
Since that date we find that Real Estate investments are generallv good
Why hesitate, Abraham bought, why not you? Just think, lots 70 by 20b 1 1-2
miles of square on Interurban line for $350. Good high locality and the com
ing part of the city. See us and let’s talk about them, no harm done
Lot Central Avenue, 66 by 150 •icnn m
Lot Elizabeth Ave., 60 by 193 .’ S2200 nn
Lot Park Drive, 50 by 198 $1600.00
3 houses Alexander St Giood renting property $1550.00
FOR RENT
New store, good location for Groceries, end of Seversville car line, per
month ...... .... .. $12.50
Cox Realty Company
Phone 3111k ' 19 E. 4th St.
Home at a Bargain
A very desirable 6-room cottage, all modern conveniences, nearly new,
house in fiiie condition. Only $3900.00.
A. G. CRAIG
REA1. ESTATE AND INSURANCE
Phone 1436.
Trust Building.
Of Special Interest
Every one will try to make 1912 a prosperous year. Having a HOME of
your own and PAYING FOB IT by saving the monthly payments to a land
lord brings happiness to any family.
We offer TWO HOUSES. On© has EIGHT ROOMS and the other FI\T:.
Each has all the modem Improvements, nicely arranged and well located.
We offer them at SPECIAL PRICES FOR THIS WEEK. Let us teU you
about them.
The McClung Realty Co.
Phone 1254.
25 south Tryon St
Elizabeth Heights Home
We have two v^y desirable residences for sale, Elizabeth
Heights, in onie of the best sections; one has six rooms and one
bas seven rooms. Both have large basements with cement
hot air furnace, all modem conveniences and cement walks. We
can offer yon either of the houses for $5,500 and would be Twy
glad to show you the houses at your convenience.
Carolina Realty Co.
211 N. Tryon 8t
»Phcne 609.
For Satie
Modem 6>room hoose on N. McDowell street. This is i^ a good neighbor'
hood and fast growing section, price $3000. Large part of this can
be carried in Building and Loan.
Sevieral attractive cottagec^ 3 to 6 rooms, all have good large lots, ana
some fruit and good water, irlth a liberal payment v!own you can
almost make your own terms on balance.
Vacant lots In th® city, In WUmoore and East End, all on easy terms. Farms
tbat will make you money. See us for bargains.
•f. A. Brown, Notary Public.
W. T. WUkinson & Co.
a. A. BROWN. Notary Public. /
Phono 439.
Room 6 McKinnon Bidg.
FOR SALE
Beantlful B*^o«^Bungalow at Piedmont Park with all conven*
fences, $300 cash, balance through B. & L.
Splendid 7:poom modem teme in walking distance of Indepena-
ence Sauare at a bargain. Owner has left the city.
kM acre tract-6 miles out on macadam, $1500.
Peo|>les Loan & Realty Co.
W. L Nicholson, Manager.
C. R. McQtnn, (Mlewmin.
309 Realty Baildlng,
Phone 313»
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