TUB CAhbuNA Tn^fe,
■W
n-
u'nii3£K'1hur7ir;''iUi^
WALLLTAPES
and a elMua flfmnicc
•V* Mo«t «ifartivp tnoto for
dfilVriaf wailMkbl* wallpapMv Hie
^HVWt ir»y to ckm washable
fmfm ia to work from thr e«il-
to th* floor, elowninj; one
at a time.
INBI6ESTI0N
0m HmH
>r iiUtot
IM ni I
Ml «*D-
■WMt Itbtk
•ten ft 4MNM
-MM TcklMl t«
Ml tM >*•■ K* tantt** tM af tk* ikMMt"
Mtlw tui— Mr krtd tadttHtioa. If..^
raan ooaa «M«t Mw^M-Ma httm. mam
' ‘ tiXKWl UMi SMk. »«.
WHEN IN CHARLOTTE ... Visit
SUSIE’S GRILL
At
227
S. Brevard Street
Special Home - Cooked Meals
Beer - Sandwiches - Music
“In The Heart of Chariotte"
G AL WITHERS. Manairer
■miaBtat::«tKua:t!KiiUiu:iu:asaa««R;i
SCHOOL . RINGS, KEYS,
FRATERNITY - JEWELRY
GRADUATING - NURSES - PINS
-Write—
H. FLOYD-HORNE
H8 E. Flnt StfMt
Charlotte, N. C.
INSURED
m
INSUlSllCC
l,NORTHCMMN.IIU.W> H
- sou r> - OEfiKmiA W.I
ACME SEALIT COMPANT
RALEIGH, NQRXH CAROLINA
inaON INSURANCE AND REALTY CO.
“The Southerner”, Nos. 47 and 48,
Added to Nation’s Newest and Most
Modem Streamlined Passenger Trains
uti^^ISOUTHEIRNER,” retiervea
First Departure iWiSS^g^ avaUable for T««adiay’8
From New York
4:37 P. M. Monday fVnitlkpil DrfverS
Increase Traffic
Deaths In State
Today “THE SOUTHERNER»»
No*. 47 and 48, ooinprisin* of
lifaree of the natioi^ newest an4
juoat modern all Hjoa* rtreaoi-
lined pa^sengfir trains, are on
the rails of ^outSiern Railway
Sj«t«m and Penai^ylvanui, R'R
between New York, Waahington
•nd Now OrleaaB, inaugurating a
now daily coacH train service in'
both directions betweent the
east and New Orleana via At
lanta and Bii^in)t%:lvun.
fiwrt departure ‘fh>m l^«w Yorit
JUlCBi IJiiBD
Veiretable Jiriooi a>« eomint
into wide use. Beaid«i tomato
juice, the ioice of carrota, beets,
beets, and oabbaf* is now be*
ing canned. Othar canned jilicea
being sold are aauerkraut cran-
^jberry, apple, orange and prune.
iVegetabloi raised for juice must
be of the heat quality, picked
David Pender $tores
and
Big $tar Super IDarkets
I
■
■
i
LINCOLN
THEATRE
Charlotte, N. C.
•lined eaja
I i>h8ervaition ' lobng^
:v
ALEXANDER
Dmw
FUNERAL HOME
323 SOUTH BREVARD STREET
PhoM 8431 Night Phones 3-6027, 3-2472
DURHAM, NORTH CA1M>L1NA
WSHOP DALE INSURANCE AjGENCY, CHARLOTTE
J.lanta ait 8:30 PM, for#New York
H and the eaatbmnd nnit fitwn
New Orleane headed tdward New
E 8:00 AM, Toeaday. Each
of the steamUners conaiata of a
2,000 H. P. dieael eleetiie loetMno
tfve and 7 etainksg flttel atreem
ineliMiing dipLog ear,
tateiii ear,
['all of ifbe latest design and oopi-
,alruotion and air eoii4itiHiAd
througpiout.
“THE S0UTHE5BNER" was
I given an enthoisiaStie , reeeptiosi
liion^ the route betwean Kdw
Waobingtim dnrit^
Site paart ten days when a total
of 149,833 people previewTed the
(train and the Weoty exfaibitioo
stopis nuide in th« iHe.tea of
I iioinisiaina, Missiil»ppi, Alabam*,
Oeorgia, ^uth Carolina, North
(Carolina and' Yliginia. At Char'
lortte, N. C., 18,943 p^le paaM
thnougji the trains Atlanta wa0
I leeond with 17,343, Binainghatn
ithrr" witti 16,9^ and udHeg the
j ieven itour stop at 6iwn»b(Kr^
C.,j'12,§*6 people jviaited
MON.--TUES,
Randolph Scott
With A Big Supporting Cast (Stan
•APRIL 14^tm
and Kay Franci*
I
8
“When The Dalton’s Rode”
A Daring Stoiy'
Well Portmyed
J
■X'
BREVARD ST. BARM SHOP
Shower Baths... 15c
N. G. EDWABDS, Prop.
23i Sootii Brev^d St. Charlottei N.Ga
2nd Sti Barber Shop
8aBBBani«anim«^BiniR|i
HAIRCUTS 25c
iOf EmI Second Stieet
- SHAVES 15c
R. R. Re^er, Pn^.
DAVIDSON BROTHERS
FUNERAL HOME
901 S. Mint St.
I^one 3-2336
WINE and DINE at
ARCHIE’S BAR and GRILL
601 E. First Street
Specialities in Breakfasts
Lunches, Dinners
]^ported and Domestic Wines
I Pint^ 15o—Pints, 25o—Quarts, 45c
DR, AO^Y L PALMER
. , --f'■
Exaoioed Glasses Fitted
^Mmtain a completely equipped
for the exclusive convenience
tjSdu'Aetn Railway paiteenger
officials announiced Monday that
while there had been a brisk de
mand for rweryifttion on ^‘THE
Overlook^ If we must, the enjoy
ment, cleanliness, convenience and
dependabilitiy of gas-heated water.
Consider it from the standpoirit of
cost alone.
We believe no other form of water-
h®3tlng Is more economical, and
that Includes the furnace coil.
Check your requirements with us
and let’s get down to brass tacks
on the hot water question !
MORE EFFICIENT
THAN
EVER!
of tile Colored People.
M 3 - 8509
Mife «r-A N. Tryon St.
G
Wamf
vt:P S
OPPORTVNITV.
-gaQKiaaadi
“KITOVS
T7~
,at exactly- ^e rlf ^t^ time, an^
handled wiK it«ai cave.
Household Hirif;
Angtl fOsA HM.
-dwddh
forks for separating thM bM
aerviag pie«s^_.
■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■Ml
! At PAYNES MARKET
■
■
■
Drunken drivers are on the
rampage in Norh Carolina and
.constitutoB one of th^ factor^
contributing to the current ser
ious increases in traffic deaths
on the streets and highways of
this state, the Highway Safer
ty Division reported this week.
' Basis for tliis report was a
Record nvunber of revocations;
for c^runken driving and a con-
sidemble increase in traffic
deaths caused by drunken driv
ers.
Revocations for January, Feb.
ruary and March totaled 1,803,
the highest three-months total
gn' record. Since enforcement H
of the law relating to drunken ■
4riving is more or less con- 8
itant, an increase in reyocar- S
■|ions points to an increase in S
the prevalence of drunken driv-^H
!ng^ officials said.
Drunken drivers killed 120
jjersons in North Carolina' last
year, this being 12 per cent of
tj^ total of 900 traffic fatal
ities. Seventeen of the 87 traf
fic deaths in the state in Feb
ruary of this year and 10 of the
•70 verified March fatalities*to
iate wtere caused by drinking
irivers, according to,,records of
the safety division, or 17 per
cfent. This is five per cent more
^han the 1940 average.
Ronald Hocutt, director of
]thie Highway &fety Division
state:
To ,the end that accident of
this t$t>e niay' be eliminated as H
a factor in • our' accWfent prob
lem. I a^p*l to 'all No^h Cir- |K 4
(ilina driers to refrain • *
SM Booth McDow^ Street
Telephone 9482
SERVICE
you «ji|] fin! oar ServicB comi^ete to th« Smll*
«8t 4tt^l Our yeari of expwience maU* as to am-
tttiimt* fOHr Piee4 ud tlherefM mfto you bcttfer.
6R1R and THOIi>S(m
' r ■ ,
Fwmi:
701 E. First St.
niONE m9
f«i ,Att«iiti*i ■ f* n«
t DMbU’*
. ^'1 J’.
/AiPUmNCB SEtlYiCB
, . , ■ . r. ,
ATTEHTION
The Coloted
l%l> w
^ «
i'tv'ilif. ■ r-r
|H)d Ifteats |
S530,tL> First ,7CllairMte^ ]
□■(^■□■CMDMQ'I
For yoar spittg painting see
Progressive
Paint & Glass Co.
Paints - Yarnisheg • Enamels
Wall i^per and auto glass
404 E. INrst St.' •« Qiilrlote
J. 1* Powell, Pm,
Is reserveci ior'.yo!iir':)Sbr5i^-i^
Krt. FriiMi 4. Rifiliroll
4 Will •Wi^;
"THE OimOOK FOR THE
FUTURE OF AMERICA"
Ticket S^ies for Colored •
People Are f^^led By>—
The Charlotte Negrq Of ^Coinmp^
Ned Davis, BxiscujiJve S^cref^y
528 Beatty’s Ibrd Bd. Phones 3^19 and 9357
Tickets !A1m Qn ^ale At
The Fol]oTf||ig Pkces
Dr, S. C. Pyles, Chairman, 420% B. ^epo>^ St.
Johnson C. Smith University, 100 ^e»t^a Road—.
Office of The Fairview Homes', 10J8 OifKli|Vf|i Avenue—J.
;> Phonp 2-0058
:———Phone.3-t^
^^Phon«iM)li8
JPhone 2-4t^
HI
^at
DUKE POWER C
MONEY TO LOAN
On Itomon^, Watches, jeweli7«
SilverwaM, QI^’s Clothing, Type
Writers, Shot 6vns. Musical |n>
strnments, anytUnit of valne.
.iPhone 9848
.Phono 79^
LOAN CO.
121 EASt TRAl^ S19REET
"Charlotte's Oldest and Lal^rei^
I
J. W. Fair, 1901 Lnther ^reet
Sanders Drug Co., 420 E. Second UV»—
Fred Moore's Cafe, 604 E. Seventh
T. J. Vanlandingham Barber i^6p, ,iw &|0'ranth &reOt—
Y. W. C. A. Colored Brsmcht 411 SJ’^i^i^icd^ireet_.-,-_
Edwards Barber Shop, 231 S. Breyird Str^—-
Archie's Grill, E. First Street ^1—; —... ;
Alexander Grocery, 725 E.' Ninth St|f6ot .^.PEono,.9$^
Lee Jackson, 331 S. McDow^ — — ^ !Piwoe
Gypsy Beauty Parlor, 485 W. Ston«y*U, Street ____._.;,-Fh^e
Lucell L. Blakney, 217 S. Brevard S^refit-_.r..- ..Piume 3^1
W. P. Malone, 2310 Davis Street™—— —i-I^ono MM8S
Negro Students tickets will only ho i^linHigh sclw^. Dae to the limi^
numbmr of seats in the balcony it i|i tor tl» CbfoM# to pike
reservatitms on oi^ before Saturday', >9^; |fa}l oxdwii will Iffle#
l^mptly. f\>r further infomat|^ )DaiA, aMnFMqry.'
^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■■ii^ri