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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, MAY 7, 1914. , TT " " .LL io Your opportunity for buying Shoes and Oxfords at ridiculously low Prices is fast slipping away from you if you do not take advantage of the offerings at this Store tomorrow or Saturday. Selling here has been heavy the past two weeks but the Stock was large and well assorted too large was why it .had to be sacrificed, and your Size and Style you want is here for you. Come while you save big money, If you don't need the Shoes now you will need them and you can save money by buying now for future needs. Come and let us show you. Berryhill-Suther-Durfee Company. 9 West Trade Street. NATIONAL' T U ; w ' or anti-tuberculosis IPPfj M'llill? during these years,' ii ill Wlrr "lt Is probably no ,'UUUi hi LL i U say that at least a By Associated Press. Washington, May 7. The work ol the National Association for the Prevention o. Tuberculosis, which was begun just ten years ago was reviewed at the opening session cf the tenth annual meeting of the as sociation here today. Dr. Charles J. Hatfield, of Philadel phia, one of the directors, reported that after ten years work there are over 2,500 anti-tuberculosis agencies now with less than 150 such agencies in 1905. The agencies today include 550 tu berculosis sanatoria and hospital, 41tt dispensaries, nearly 1,200 anti tuberculosis associations, and 250 open air schools and fresh air class Relieves Bladder Distress and Weak ness. Painful bladder weaknesses and ir regular, sleep-disturbing action socn disappear when the kidneys are strong and healthfully active. Take Foley Kidney Piils for that burning, scalding sensation irregular, painful action heavy, sore feeling and distress. You will soon be rid of the irritating acids that inflame and scald the bladder, and will like the prompt tonic and res torative effect the quick relief from pain and distress and decided good re sults. No others work so well and so quickly. Bowen Drug Store. e5. Besides, a considerable number of boards" of health and other ageu cies are taking an active part in this campaign. "While the National Association cannot lay claim to the organization of each and every individual piece of anti-tuberculosis work developed says the report, exaggeration to great part of thfcs ! movement has been- stimulated di- ! rectly by our association. It is, there I fore, significant to you, who are mem ! bers of the association to note that I while the entire budget of the nation 1 al office for this period has been ' only $200,000, federal, state and local anti-tuberculosis agencies, both pub- i lie and private, have expended dur ing this same period practically $100,- 000.000." Dr. Hatfield also reported upon the Red Cross Christmas Seal sale for last year and estimated that when all the returns are in, the aggregate well established as compared! sale wnj reacn more than 43,000.000 seals, a gain of 10 per cent over 1912. Plans for the sale next fall have already been perfected and the print ing of the seals will soon be begun. Some of the most significant develop ments of new work during the past year have been in the states of South Carolina, Oklahoma and South Dakota. In all of these states the new activities have been stimulated by the eale of Red Cross Seals. If time is money, when a fellow doesn't make money it may be because he hasn't time. NEW5 BUDGET FROM SITE'S APITAL CITY There isn't anything much . more uncertain than the man whD is always dead sure he is right. Don't despise the little things. A microbe isn't as big as an elephane, but It can generally make, more trouble. Money Burns Up Rapidly t' II I MM 9 ' IW 11. fty, f mh IUI When a house takes fire. No matter how quickly and effec tively the firemen act there la always a loss which can be made up only by fire Insurance. The cost of a policy on your house or furniture will be trfl- tng. One little fire would cost i more damage than many years premiums. Better let us issue one for you. Phone us today. MOORE - PRICE INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE 307. 208 SOUTH TYYON ST. ODORLESS f f w - . yrt- "Xf .- f 5.. S A.j;W'.Wi--fc"lBiS 1: 1 it - ' f '' Hi jjL-M:.iri -i - "V I , ' ; ' - - -. j 1 f . .-y- - - 1 : Jj . - I. 1 '4 A JLl V ' f ... t( THE REFRIGERATOR THAT NAMED ITSELF. We purchase Odorless Refrigerators in car load lots, giving you a large assortment in which to make your selection, also giving you the advan tage in price which is no higher than others. We have hundreds of satisfied customers Why Not You? SMiTH-WADSWORTH HARDWARE CO. "THE QUALITY HARDWARE STORE." 19 East Trade St Phones 64, 65 and 66 Special to The News. Raleigh, May 7. Commissioner of Agriculture W. A. Graham says that the weather conditions just now are ideal for the development of the wheat crop in North Carolina, and that the outlook now is for as fine a yield as the state has ever had. Major Gra ham says, too, that the farm work generally is now well advanced. The cotton crop and the corn crop is about all in in many sections, although, there are sections- where the low land set aside for land is not planted. Corn and cotton are both coming up nicely in cases where the seeding was early enough for the germination to be that far advanced. Poe To Speak In Memphis. Mr. Clarence Poe, editor of the Pro gressive Farmer, has accepted an in vitation to deliver an address be fore the Southern Sociological Confer ence at Memphis, Tenn., next week, on "Developing the Community Spirit in Rural Sections." He will also make a number of commencement addresses this month as follows: Lillington, May 11; Smithfield May 15; Wakelon, May 21; Winston-Salem, May 29. At Work On State House. Workmen began today the task of renewing the steam pipes throughout the state house for the heating system. This is a part of the old contract for the establishment of a new central heating plant for all the state build ings and the renewal of the equipment in buildings where the old equipment was not up to an acceptable standard for good and economical service. The central heating plant has been com pleted for three or four months and did service during he later part of iuc niuiu auu tan diiuq. The exterior work on the remodeling and enlargement of the government building here is about completed ex cept for the cleaning of the old stone on the front of the building to har monize with the new stone that had to be used. The other outside walls are about all cleaned and look like new stone. It will repuire a year probably to get the building ready for re-occupancy. The improvements are costing upwards of $250,000. Pardon Granted. Henry Reed, of Catawba county, gets a pardon from Governor Craig from the remainder of a two-years' sentence on the Gaston county roads for as sault with deadly wapon having al ready served much the greater portion of the sentence. The pardon is on condition that he remain law-abiding Several physicians certify that the prisoner ha3 a well-developed case of pellagra and that his presence in the convict camp is endangering the health of the other convicts. He has served 13 months of his two-years' sentence. Graham County Superintendent. The Graham county authorities re port to the state department of edu cation that J. H. Moody has been elect ed superintendent of the public schools of the county to succeed T. A. Carpen ter, deceased. State Superintendent Joyner expresses regret that Graham county did not take up the matter of consolidating the superintendency for that county with one or another ot tne adjacent counties with a view to hav ing one superintendent devote his en tire time to the worK instead ot continuing a superintendency exclus ively for Graham with only a small and necessarily ineffective amount of time devoted to the actual supervision and improvement of the public schools. ' -. Dr. Joyner says sucu a cuusuiiuaiiuu cf superintendency has been effect ed in Washington and Tyrrell counties and is working finely and he believes that the plan can be worked out to the mutual advantage of the counties so consolidating in many more cases as in every part of the state where there are contiguous small and weak counties. The Insurance Investigation. It is learned that the special legisla tive commission for the investigation of the conduct of fire insurance com panies in North Carolina will be re sumed here on June 11th, the desire of the commission being to complete the taking of evidence at this sitting. There have already been two sessions of several days duration here and much evidence has been taken. State Senator Bryant, of Durham, is chair man of the insurance commission and the law firm of Manning & Kitchin Is counsel for the state In bringing evi dence before the commission and con ducting the examinations. Charters Issued. . Three new charters were isued to day as follows: The First Congregational Church (Inc.). of Albemarle, chartered with out capital by Moses C. Dry and others for general Christian effort. The Granville Pharmacy (Inc.), of Creedmeer, Granville county, capital $5,000 authorized and $5,000 subscribed by Ia V. Peace and others. Person Good Roads Campatgn. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, state geolo gist, spent the past week in Person county helping in the campaign for the $15,000 bond issue for Person that is to be voted on May 12th. He says there is every indication now that the measure will go through all right and that the people are being thoroughly aroused to the importance of the construction and maintenance of good roads. Num bers of other counties are taking for ward steps in this direction and the calls made on him for engineering in laying out and constructing standard highways is steadily on the increase and far in advance of his means ot supplying the demand. DEATHS Mr. George Dawson Heath. Special to The News. Chester, S. C, May 7. George Daw son Heath died yesterday at his home on Wylie street at the age of . 6S years, following several weeks illness. The funeral services were held today at Bethel M. E. church by the pastor, Rev. J. C. Roper and the interment was made at Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Heath is survived by two daugh ters, 'Mrs. L. H. Melton and Miss Berta When Heath and one son, Dr. G. D. Heath. No, Maude, dear; an athlete doesn't have to be especially clumsy to break a record. ' Fort F isher Sea Beach High in Elevation. Charming in Locat'on. Low in Price. Terms Easy. The very best Investment prop osition now before the Public and ALL in your OWN STATE. Ideal Summer or All-year-round HOME. Railroad now built across the property. Company's new boat Fort Fisher commencing May 1, 1914, making regular trips from Wilmington to the Development. Don't delay.' prices. Buy now for low H LID DEVELOPMENT CD WILMINGTON, N. C Apply to Branch Office, 8 E. 9th St. Charlotte, N. C, Phone 2467-J. for Booklets, Maps, Prices and full Particulars. "Oh! I just love animals," cried the enthusiastic vgirl. "Perhaps you have noticed that I am a little hoarse," in sinuated the young man who had a cold. INDIGESTION? CAN'T EAT? NO APPETITE? A treatment of Electric Bitters in creases your appetite; stops indiges tion; you can eat everything. A real spring tonic for liver, kidney and stom ach troubles. Cleanses your whole system and you feel fine. Electric Bit ters did more for Mr. T. D. Peeble's stomach troubles than any medicine he ever tried. Get a bottle today. 50c and $1.00 at your draggist. Bucklen's Arnica Salve for Eczema. 1 ' Over a , 1 Sci Hot .Stov n Clean, cool .cooking is an easy matter nc--vadays, and the kitchen is just as comfort able as any other room in the house. For cookina: and bak ing of every description there is no stove like the Simplest, cleanest and most satisfactory stove to use. No bothersome wicks no leaky valves. It embodies the most economical principle for burn ing kerosene oil. The heat is concentrated directly under the cooking. Reduces fuel expense. The flame is pro- tected on all sides from drafts, and is controlled by lever. Heat gauged by indicator, SOLD BY JOcCausland&Co. "THE STOVE MEN." 221 South Trjon Street. Remember Winter Will Come Again Have all quilts and blankets washed our. Sanitary Way and stored for it's chilly breezes. ' - Blankets, single, wool, 25c, double 50c. Blankets, single, cotton 15c, double 25c. : Quilts, 25c each. Sanitary Laundry, Phone 392 and 393. ft f A Beautiful Cool Porch n too T. Selwyim Hotel CENTMI Oil & CAS STOVE CO., Makers Gardner, Mass. i ' The name Florence on an Oil Stove means best. Charlotte's Modern Hotel Every convenience and sup- plied with pure artesian water S from own well 303 i feet deep. Located" convenient to business section and close to all rail- 5 road stations. I Cafe Open Until I 9:30 P. M. f S EDGAR B. MOORE If You Want a Bicycle See the KACYCLES be ore buying. 1914 Models just just arrived. They run 27 per cent light ter than a bicycle. We also have up-to-date BICYCLES. Call and see the difference. Relay Manufacturing Company 231 South Tryon Street N. & W. Railway Effective May 25. 1913. Leave wmsson-Salem. 6:&0 A. M. daily lor Koanoke and intermediate stations. Connects with Main Line train North, East and West with Pullman Sleeper. Dining Cars. 2:05 P. M. daily for Martinsville. Roanoke, the North and East. Pull man steel electric lighted sleeper Winston-Salem to Harrisburg, Phila delphia. New York. Dining car north of Roanoke. . 6:00 P. M. dally, except Sunday, fr Martinsville and IcvaI stations. W. 13. BEVIL W. C. SAUNDERS. , Pass. Traffic Mgr. Gsn'l Pass. Agt A ' PANAMA fyi W UPHOLSTERED BOX SPRINfi J SI f ' MAMMOCK - III A MOWING CONSTRUCTION M I 11 Is a summer living room that makes your own home a fine re sort to spend the warm months. The Coolmar Porch Shade is almost an essential; It breaks the sunlight, but' is so arrang ed that the air has free and. un molested circulation, $2.25 to $7.50. Couch Hammocks, in brown or green, a comfortable Porch Bed that is almost indispensa ble, from ?6.00 to $21.50 com plete. Swings in Early English or green $3.50 to $7.50. Porch Rockers, $1.25 to $6.00. A very comfortable accessory Porch" Rugs, all sizes, and prices to suit: We can't be excelled. Lubin Furniture Company 11 iinm---. .wn'i . v oviwumr u ii a n ii trmi ilK - S No. SO y n The three essential po!n3 of a beautiful, velvety lawn are. 1st Work. 2nd, More Work, and 3rd, Still More Work.. But visit or phone us and we wilt tell you how to make that work so easy it will be downright fun. L,et ua explain the difference be wee a lawn mower and a LAWN MOWER. , CHARLOTTE HARDWARE CO. - At the Sign of the Big . Key 20 E. Trade St. i ?- r 1 f- 1 1 f
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