MARKETS AND FINANCIAL WORLD
OUTBURSTS OF EVERETT TRUE
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n iin Ycr.x gotto;
CHABLOTTE COTTOX.
Strict and Rood middling. . ..MM to ll4e
Rerelpts yeaterdajr.. 17 halea
Cottonseed, pries paid prodacera by gin
run l ton
NKW TORK STOCK LIST.
Net Advance of 54 to 101 Points
Recorded at Close Demand
N . Broadened.
Now Tork, Dee. II. Ths feature In the
cotton market'tooar was ths Increaatnf. c
tlvltr ef slnees. particularly In the Uti
months. Notwithstanding ths proilmltv of
too holldare and tho oxtont ot rsesnt ad-
i- H.it(n v nlea nn resolly
absorbed by a broadening demand and there
were aharp advances. -. . . '
- Tba general Mat closed steady at a pet
advance of 14 to 111 polnta.
Tho opening waa aomewhat lrrelar with
TMcsmber 21 polnta lower tinder '"
bat tho tone wa arm and Istsr deliveries
were I Ito 11 polnta higher. There wm
probably aome aelllng for a reaction as well
a prodtaaklng. but thert waa a good gen
oral demand and active montba eoon aold
IS to II polnta net higher with January
touching 11.41 and March 11.41. At thia
level tho buying movement alackened sorae
what and there ware reactlona of II to 4t
polnu during the early afternoon
roallslnf for over the holidays but the of
ferings wore gradually taken off the mar
ket owing to a continued demand from
trade Interests or commlsalon house and
covering by. early sellers. This gave the
market a steady undertone and the close
waa several polnta up from the loweat at
II 17 for January and 11.14 for March. De
cember 'bhorts bid tho price up aharply
. ... uoyriaf much cotton and that de
livery closed at the highest point of the
day. Trading In December will end at noon
tomorrow.
Prints cables from Liverpool esld that
after tho February allotment government
control of ocean freight and ratea would be
ended, and that there waa aome aelllng of
later months therein expected Imports or
lower freight rates.
-High, i Low. Close.
January , .-
March 2141 17.71131.14
Mar ..I...! 17.87 MOO f"S7.4l
Julr ll.ll 14 10 SIIO
October ..4.41 U7I "S4.ll
MONET 1MBKET. .
New Tork. Dec. iJ. Mercantile paper I.
Sterling 10-day bills 4.TIH: commercial 10
day bllla on banka 4.7SV: commercial 40
day bills 4.73; demand 4.71.10; cablea
4.71 -ll.
Government bonds atrong; railroad bonds
heavy. .
Time loana eaaler: I- days, II daya and
months. IK to EH.
Call -money stesdy; ruling rate 4.
Bank acceptances 4Vi.
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LIVERPOOL COTTOX.
Liverpool. Dee. 11. Cotton, spot In fair
demand; prices unchanged; good middling
21.11; middling 21.17; low middling 20.12;
good ordinary , 11.00; ordinary 11.47; sales
1,001 bales. Including 100 American. Re
ceipts' 1,401 bales, all American.
Futures closed unsettled: December 21.21:
January 11.11; February 11.11; March JI.32;
April 17.21.
s
J. tlCOAR AND COFFEE. 1
' New Tork, Dec. 25. Raw auger steady;
Centrifugal 7.21: fine granulated I cents.
K Spot coffee nominal; local quotations for
kilo 7a. 17 M: Sentos 4a, 22',.
I Butter unaettled; cheese steady.
Grove's Tasteless chill Tonlo
Restores vitality and energy by purl-fylng-
and enriching the blood. Tou
can soon feel Its Strengthening, Invig
orating Effect Price 60c.- Tues.
American Beet Sugar......
American Can
Amer. Car and Foundry..
American Locomotive ; . . .'.
American Unseed ...'...-.
Amer. Smelting and Ref..
American Sugar
American Tel. and I'd....
American Tobacco ........
Anaconda Copper ........
Atchison .......... . . . . . .
Atlantic Coast Line.....;.
At I. Oulf and W. Indies...
Baldwin Locomotive ......
Baltimore and Ohio.,.,.,.
Bethlehem Steel "B".
Canadian Paclfle .........
Central Leather ..........
Chesapeake and Ohio
Chicago. Mil. end St. Paul
Chicago, R. I. and Pac...
China Copper ............
Colorado Fuel and uron. , .
Corn Products ...........
Crucible Steel ...........
Cuba Cane Sugar..........
Brio
Oenerat Electric
General Motors .........
Great Northern pfd.......
Great Northern Ors Ctfs..
Oulf Ststes Steel
Illinois Central .........
Inspiration Copper
Int. Mer. Marine
Int Mer. Marine pfd..,-...
International Paper
Kennecott Copper ........
Louisville and Naahvllls...
Maxwell Motors ..........
Mexican Petroleum ......
Miami Copper
Mldvale Stool
Missouri Pacific .........
New Tork Central....'...
Norfolk and Western
Northern Psclfle
Ohio Cities Oas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh Coal bid
Ray Consolidated Copper.
Reading
Rep. Iron and Steel ......
Seaboard Air Line.
S. A. L. pfd. bjd
Sinclair Oil and Refining.
8loss-8bef. Steel and Iron
Southern Pacific .........
Southern Railway
Southern Railway pfd....
Stpdebaker Corporation .
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co
Tobacco Products
t'nlofi Pacific
I'rlted Olgsr Stores......
UMted Fruit . .
r. 8. Ind. Alcohol
timed States Rubber....
I'liited States Steel
I'nited States Steel pfd...
Utah Copper
Virginia-Caro. Chem. . . .
Wabash pfd. "A"
Western Union
Westtnghouse Electric , .
Willys-Overland
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101 1111
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STOCK LIM SETTLES
DQVui TO DULL ROUTluE
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II I 11
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Total sales, 31 1.700.
SMOKE FRAGRANT
RE2E wROY
CIGARS
Too fheHvropks'
NEW TORK LIVESTOCK.
New Tork, Dec. ?1. Beeves Arm; steers
1. 10 to 17.00; bulls t00 to 11.09; cows 4.10
to 1.00.
Calves Arm; veal 14.S0 to 21.00; culls
12.00 to 14.00; fed calves 1. 10 to 1.00; grasa
ers 1. 10 to 7.S0; yearlings 5.00 to 5.50;
westerns I.I to 11.00.
, Sheep and lambs steady; common to
prime sheep 1.00 to I. So: culls 4.00 to 5 50;
lambs 12.00 to 11.11; culls 11.00.
Hogs steady at 17.10 to 1100 for light to
heavy weights; plga 16.7 Ito 17.00; roughs
11.79.
Left Entirely to Its Own Devices
After Moderately Active and
Stron ...ining.
New Tork, Dec. 11. Left quite, entirely to
Its own devices, todsy's stock market set
tled down to tho dull routine of the past
fortnight, aftsr a moderately active and
atrong opening In which shippings were the
main features at- extreme advances of one
to four polnta. I
Tho strength of this particular group was
directly traceable to reports from wasning
ton indicating tho early transfer of tho Brit
ish tonnags to tho mercantile marine' com
pany to tho-United States government on a
satisfactory financial Basel.
A few other stocks, notably transconti
nental mils, motors, eila and miscellaneous
specialties, derived some benefit front the
rise In shippings, but this proved to bo only
temporary, tho whole Hat falling back no
fore mid-day. '
For the balance of the aesslon tho mots
ment was one of idle drift, mainly down,
ward. In which atahdard ralta were rela
lively heavier than . speculative Issues,
grangers and coalers for example, losing
ono to almost throe polnta.
Other points of weakness embraced the
coppers, secondary equipments, Studebaker
and utilities. Including tho shares of ths
various comnanlee and Brooklyn transit.
cmiso: Blaise eieei was wm prumuivni
than usual but resisted prsssurs better than
other Issues of ths same division, at no
time losing more than a fraction. Amerl
can Smelting was freely covered at an. ex.
tremo setback of 1 points.
Bonds wars heavy aa a result of ths weak
ness shown by minor rails and utilities. In
which losses ran from 1 to 2 polnta Marked
Improvement was evinced by tho Liberty
division, the !s sdvanelng. over ono per
cent and tho 4s tallying substantially from
last week's low quotations Totsl sales, par
value, were' 114.211.110. Old United States
bonds wtreNinaltered nn csll.
HOLIDAY SPIRIT FELT
ON CHICAGO EXCHANGE
Corn Market Irregular and
Easily Influenced Oats
' Higher at Close.
i .
Chicago, Dec. 23. Holiday spirit ' took
precedence over business on 'change today,
and the corn market was Irregular and
easily influenced. Prices closed steady at
1.11 to 1.11 to 1.31. January 1.3S to
1.21; February, with the market as a
whole. cents oft to 1 up compared with
Saturday's finish. Oats lost to 1. In
provisions tho outcome ranged from 30 cents
decline to 21 cents advance.
Cash corn: No. 2 yellow nominal: No. 3
yellow 1.S3 to l.tlr No. 4 yellow 1.47 to
1.41.
High. Low. Closs.
1.404 1.11 1.31
1.31 1.34 1.11
Because, Y0O ssc. im the first Placb tu.y
CiTTCR MATC THIS 15 tUHAT YOU WANT.
YOU'Ci. HAVE. TO HUMT A LONG TlMC fOU
SST AMTTUNQ x-TMAT CN HOtO A CANDCC TO
Corn
January .
May
Oats
January .
May ....
Pork
January May ....
Lard
January
May ....
Ribs
January
May
.70
.71
.11
.
42.71 43.40
34.00
24.12
21.70
22.17
23.12
22.10
.41
.61
41.71
42.70
4.00
24.07
25.00
23.17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, Dec. 23. Hoga, receipts 4.006;
market generally atrong with Saturday's
sverage; hulk of ssles 17.30 to 17.11.
Csttle, receipts 20.000; market generally
15 to 26 cents higher; cr.lves 21 cents
lower.
Sheep, receipts 12,000; market 2S to 10
cents higher on fst clssses; feeders strong;
ewes, choice and prime, 1.25 to 1.71.
DRY GOODS.
New Tork, Dec. 23. Cotton goods and
yarns today ware firm with trading light.
Raw silk wss quiet. Dress goods were quiet
with mills making preparations for new
offerings of fine goods, Staples were quiet
and burlaps unsettled. ,
COTTON GINNED IN STATE
FOR YEARS 1917 AND 18
1117
412.521
454
17,1411
4.342 1
Philadelphia, April 30, 1114.
PUBLIC SALE VALADA SPRINGS PROPERTY.
I will sell at public aale at the Court Home door, Monday, Jan. I, 1111, at 12 o'clock
A. M., ths wall known Valada Springe property. Tho Spring on thla property la one of
tho beat known In thla aectlon of tha State and the water therefrom has established
medicinal qualitiea. The demand for thla water aasures the purchaser a steady Incoms
from the Isle thereof.
Spring equipped with sll modern improvements. Including complete sterilizing and
bottling plant, concrete spring home. The following Is sn expert snsiyils of this wster:
Charles H. Lawsll,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
N. B. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut Streets,
II South Tenth Street.
Bell Telephone.
Mr. D. Baxter Henderson,
Charlotte. N. C.
Dear Sir:
On or about March 3, 1913, I received a five gallon bottle of water from you for
analysis and found tha sanitary chemical and total mineral analysis to be as follows:
, ... . Paejs to ths Million.
Total solids , t 7jg
Nitrogen as nitrates .'...'...'.'.'.'.'.WW None
.iiiirogen as nitrates None
nuroira as irss ammonia 0.04
Nitrogen as albumenold ammonia . aoj
Oxygon consuming power m a 61
Temporary naraness ; H 00
Permanent hardness .' WW.' .WW 41 '40
sicium suipnais , 444.10
rmicon uxiae ' qq
Calcium carbonate WWW. WW 14 ..40
Sodium sulphate ' ........... W ".'" "" 33 4.1
roiaasium cniorme ; 22 .1
msgneaium carbonate jq
Ferric oxids , , , ' 'n
Alumlnlo oxide , WW WW WW WW 10
Arsenic, Iodine, bromine, boron, phosphorus sulphides and alaklt'ne carbonates.'..'. None
The sanitary analysis alone ahowe the purl'.y and freedom from contamination to
bo exceptionally high. (Aa atated In my letter of March 11, 1113), thla water will re
main In a permanent condition when bottled and ao far ss the classification Is concerned
belongs to the class of sulphsted ssllne waters described In Bulletin II of the Deosrt.
ment of Agriculture and correspond! In amount and character of total aollda vary closely
w w u. juuubto juwua Dpnnga weier puousnea in tott Bulletin.
Very truly yours, '
V , M CHARLES H. LA WALL,
Property open for Inapcctlon. J. LAURENCE JONES, Trustee,
Washington, Dec, 23. Director Sam
L. Rogers, of the census, department
of commerce, announces the report of
cotton ginned by counties, in North
Carolina, for the crops of 1918 and
1917. The quantities are in running
bales, counting round as half bales
and not including linters.
The report follows:
County.. 1111.
The state 141.515
lexander 1.010
Anaon , , 21.211
Beaufort , I. Ill
Bertie 3.311
Bladen 1.220
Cabarrus ....s. 1,752
Camden 1.131
Carteret 1.112
Catawba 1,021
Chatham 1.113
Chowan 3,144
Cleveland 30.025
Columbua 1,214
Craven 4,101
Cumberland 11.014
Davidson 1,0(1
Davie 1,174
Duplin 10,312
Durham Ill
Edgecombe 23.320
Franklin 12.477
A SIX AND SIX-TENTHS (6.6 per cent) PER CENT
INVESTMENT
The "Williamsburg Power Company offers, subject to prior sale, $100,
99.00 worth of First Mortgage SIX PER CENT ten year Cold Bonds in
denominations of $500.00, tie interest payable semi-annually January and
July. - ( '
, PRICE 90 and accrued interest
YEARLY yield 6.6 Per Cent
This company owns and operates under, a JO-year franchise for light
'ana power in the city of .Williamsburg, Virginia, and has recently com
pleted Its pole line and installation of generators, electrical equipment, etc.
I a connection with its light and power business, it also operates both
laundry and Ice factory, the former capable of taking care of $2,600.00
; worth of work a week, and the totat output of the ice factory is ten tons
daily, and there is a demand for the latter the entire year. (
i The total value of all real estate, buildings, machinery, equipment, etc
' la (190,000.00, and the estimated earnings from all operations la on an
annual basis of four and one-half times the Interest on the bonds. A pro
vision has been made to retire any and all bonds at any interest period
selected Dy the company at a price of 103 and" Interest.' Tha issuance of
. these bonds has been passed upon by the Capital Issues Committee, and
tna bonds will be ready. for delivery by January II, ill, '; ;
Wire or write the Secretary-Treasurer the amount you desire to pur
.chase as bonds will be sold only In the order In which applications are re
.. sjviveti, AuurcBS - i . ,
ilTLUX T, . W1NFREE, Scctxry-Treasurer r '
i , ' " , ViillajMborir, Power Company
V ' i lUclunond, Virginia
u -ri 1 1 tkif " R i I
YOU MM I INSTEAD
OP TALKING. Mfc INTO A ;
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..- .'123V DC
3 3-4 K. W. .Westinghouss '
7 1-2 H. P. Western Eke. Go.
v 9 K. W. Card Elec. Co. - ' i.
v10 HP. Gen. Elec. '" 3
10K.W.VVestinghouse " . " .
i U K. -Wo Gen. Elec. , r
. r . Daciy Ccndltbn.
, PRICES RIGHT ,
Greenoboro Supply 'Co.'
(Establlshed-1898)
GREENSBORO, N. C
BUYING PRESSURE FELT
DURING MOST OBSESSION
!, a
New High Levels for Upward
Movement Reached in New
Orleans Cotton.
New Orleans. ' Dec. 23. New high levela
were reached In the cotton market today,
for the upward movement now under way,
buylnc pressure being; felt during the great
er part of the aeaslon. Bullish feeling re
Carding the apot altuation was the main In
fluence at work. At tho highest levels In
the early trading contracts were 74 to 108
points up. Around the middle of the day
there wss a. reration of from 21 to 50
polnta, but toward tho close the tone stead
ied and January made a new high level.
where It stood 17 points up. Closing prices
were (4 to II points up net.
- Weather conditlona over tho belt were reT
garded as highly unfavorable and they had
their bullish effect on values.
The distant months were stronger than
the near which had the effect of reducing
discounts somewhat. January at Us best
touched 21.17 and July 21.(0. Spots wers
marked up 17 points to 30.10 for middling.
High. Low. Close.
January 1I.1T 21-40
March 21.09 ; 27.4S
May 27.35 10
July 2 0 26.14
October 23.10 - 23.31
PRINCIPAL ACQUITTED'
OF UNLAWFULLY WHIPPING
ALL HEARTv "TTTEHOLD SELECT." ;
RED CEDAR SHINGLES : r
"ELECTROIDV AND "ASF ALTO"
RUBBER ROOFING, METAL SHINGLES
And Roof Coverings of every description.
i
CAROLINA PORTLAND CEMENT CO.
CHARLESTON, S. C
Manufacturers. Distributors lima, 'Cement, Plaster. General
Building Materials. ' Delivered prices quoted carload lots or leee
aarwhere In the SoutheasL Writ ua,
29.04
27. M
27.05
21.31
23.10
Speolal to The Observer.
Ashevllle, Dec. 2S. Thomas H.
Franks, principal of Blltmore high
school, la acquitted of a charge of un
lawfully chastising Seaborn White, one
of his pupils, , following charges
brought by the boy's father. Mr.
Franks admits whipping the boy. who,
It is shown, was whipped for fighting
with another boy, Franklin Frady. T.
U White, the boy's father, had Mr.
Franks arrested, and the case . was
tried before a magistrate resulting in
the acquittal of the teacher.
COTTONSEED OIL.
New Tork, Dec. 21. Cottonseed oil was
dull and nominal. Prim crude 17.10.
WILMINGTON TO HAVE
LIBERTY SAVJNGS BANK
Oast on
Oates
Greene
Halifax ....
Harnett . . .
Hertford . . .
Hoke
Iredell
Johnston . .
Jones
Lee
.enolr
Incoln
Martin
Mecklenburg
Montgomery
Moors
Nash
Northampton
Onslow . . . .
Oranaje ....
ramllco . . .
Paanuotank
Pepder ....
Perquimans
Pitt
Richmond . .
Robeaon . . .
Rowan
Rutherford .
Sampson . . .
Scotland . . .
Stanly
Union
Vanes ....
Wake .. . .
Warren . . .
Washington
Wayne .' . . .
Wilson ...
All other .
V"
4.311
3.17S
. -1.103
21,201
21,411
2.712
14.411
1,141
37.521
4.414
1.257
10,111
5.14S
I. 141
11.141
3,741
2,711
17.531
11,101
4.141
-7
3.321
21010
2,631 '
3,501
17.717
12,147
61.471
1.511
T.45I
20,774
21,217
4.212
11.434
8,101
17,111
1.211
2.313
, 95.131
II. 731
4.0S1
Special to The Observer.
Wilmington. Dec. 23 A new flnan-
J'lil cial institution is the Liberty Savings'
4,2711 DanK, 10 De locaiea on ouum trviu
street. ,ln the heart or tne retail ana
market district, where a neat new
building has been finished. The cap
ital will be ,25,000 paid in, and it
will attend strictly to savings ac
counts, watching for the day laborer
who hasn't had the savings habit,
and helping him with his Liberty
bond and W. S. S. affairs. Hours will
be such as to afford the greatest con
venience to the workers, especially
shipyard men. Ralph Starrett, gen
eral manager of the Carolina ship
yard; Thomas E. Cooper, big banker
of the city; W. L. Gore, banker of
Whsteville, and others of the city
are interested. It is said Joseph C.
Rourk will be cashier.
6,411
111
I. 0131
1.014
3.131'
2.110
13.104
4,424
3,111
11.117
134
.
1.244
211
15.117
1.171
4.111
2.103
1,171
14,067
11,241
S.077
II. 111
4.421
21.251
2.781
3. SOS
7.437
1.014
4.141
13.013
2,606
. 1.731
14.716
1.114
3,605
451
1.922
2,243
1,611
1.042
13.211
1.341
43.n1
3.712
18 Til
26.511
3,141
15.417
3,307
14.444
7.332
1.810
18.411
14.227
3,431
SEAGATE APPLE TREE
HAS CAMELION QUALITIES
Special to The Observer.
Wilmington, Dee. 2S. Thomas F.
Bagley. orchardist of Seagate, a subur
ban community, has gathered a sec
ond crop of apples from nine trees
in his orchards, four of which were
literally loaded with bright red ap
ples. He states that the trees bear
yellow, fruit ordinarily, and in. the
regular crop last summer produced
yellow. aDDles, whereas the mid-De
cember cpopisveryjrei''
NORTH CAROLINA MEN
PRISONERS IN GERMANY
How Do " j lO I
They Walt llUlj
ForYOV
KKW TORK rOTTOV REPORT."
Fort Movement.
New. Tork, Dec-21. New Orleans: Mid-
dllns 30.50; receipt l.lOt; aales 3,015; stock
450,140. 1
Oslveston: Mlddlln 33.15: receipts 7.745:
exports 5,342: sales 1,13; stock 264,610.
Mobile: Mlddllnc 21.00; receipt! 130; sales
88; stock 31,147. ,
Savannah! Middling; 30.00: receipts 2.351:
exporte 10,610; aalee 213; stock 262,878. :
Charleston: Middling 21.00; receipts 436:
stock 88,111. '
Wllmlns-ton: Receipts lis; atock 60,133,
Texaa City : Receipts 111; stock 1,117.
' Norfolk'. Middling 11.60; receipts 1,520;
sales 711 ; atock is.iss.
v Hsltlmoro: Stock 18.004. '
Boston: Mlddllnf 11.50; receipts 45; atock
13,100. - . -
Philadelphia! Middling 12.11; stock It,
New Tork: Middling 13.1(0; xoports 7,213;
Stock 134.TS1. ,
Minor porta: Stock 1,747,
Total today: Receipts 28,114; exports 23,-
120; atocK i.aii.sii.
Total for week: Receipta 12,574;- exports
48.111.
' Total fn rseaaon: Receipts 1,411,876; ax
ports 1,771,141.
' Ae'. Interior Movoment, -
Houston: Middling 11.10; receipts 1 1,44;
shipments t ,341: sales 1,183; stock 381,877.
Memphis! Middling 10.00: receipts 7.074;
shipments 1,144; sales 4,111; stock 812,401.
Aufusta: Middling 11.17; recslots 1,284;
shipments till sales 710; stock 110,110.
8L Louis: Middling 11.50; receipts 1,143;
shipments 1.141; stock 31.141.
LHtls Rock: Middling 11.71; receipts 04;
shipments 111; sales lilt stock 41.120.
fiallae: Middling It.e.l; sales 1.717.
Meatgottisryi. Middling 30.00;. sale
Total today: Receipts 25.1.11; shipments
11,134; stock 121,117. i ,
Washington, Dec. 23. A list of sol
diers who have been reported pris
oners of war In Germany, Issued to
day by the war department, Include
the following:
Reported to be at a hospital: Lieut.
Alfred H. Walker, Durham. N. C.
At an unknown camp: Corp. Kluts
B. Lippard, Maiden, N. C; Purley J.
Taylor, Stecoah, N. C: Robin Walker,
Weanes Ford, N. C: Samuel Winstead,
Spring Hope, N. C,
.... 4 I
... NAVAL.'STORE). .
Savannah, Os Dec. 23. Turpentine firm,
I5U; sales 111; receipts 34; shipments 21;
stock 31.172.
Rosin Arm: sales 111; receipts 76; ship
ments 245: stock 75,111.
Quote: B D B V O H 18.80! T 13.65; K
16.70; M 11.15; N1I.2D; WO 11.15; WW
11.76.
A Tonic and
Health Builder
Remove that warning cough or cold with
Calcorbs (tho calcium tablet.) They give
strength to combat Illness. : lOo boxes at
druggists or from
ECKMAN LABORATORY. Philadelphia.
. Manufacturers of Eckman'a Alterative,
Oa'
1 On December
14th we received
200 fresh Horses
and Mules. ' For
sal or exchange.
WarJsworth Sales Stables
In tha Business SO -Years"....
How about your wife?
Does she listen for your
home-comiag footsteps and
anxiously wonder whether
yon are sober or intoxiostedr And ,
tenrohildrca. Ai you open the door
do tncy ran J yon or rs you?
There would be no doubt oi your
llsdrelooaio home( no doubt of
the by of your wife and tittles
ones, if eravinf for stronf drink
were tone.
At Greensboro, N. C, four
weeks of the'Keeley Treataseot
will brio about this reiult with
out suffering, or confinement, or
any humiliation to the patient And
at Greensboro tho treatment does
even moret There U iu atmos
phere, a spirit of brotherly sym
pathy and comradeship about tha
place that meets with wonderful
success , in rebuilding ideals and
making tba patient fit to take his
proper place in the world.
IWsiaUtsatoryofaMcasst
"I west 4s ses three sssni srs, a liars ss
wabkay sal ticaietMa. It toot ) stoat
all bit aail-eaiaed bmost at aubfy tkalr
dtmansa. I waa i physical wrack aad M- . .
BKxt lost anrillr. My semi iscksd mf
' all tee flaw, I wcigasd only 130 las. sua
disaotkaewwkat a coos night's rest was.
Now, Una rears sHsf lakiat Ike Treat- -
BMnt, laaia sletarsol fccaltb, walgklag
16S Iki.. mf aerras are stialy aad I alecs
like a child. And greauMtl ut I
h) sacs ssms I kappr lace."
- Cesersr, M.C March th, mS.---
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ssaaUss mud UtHo la'a tkmmdt a
A, am iso, Urimti kj ikt Wsl r Wrt Hf
ssan. U sea krtmt h tofmn If 'II mb
HvtMlkidnm, WrtftyrlmUmutm
fmUt mmdlm etnkJn, .
Keeley
Institute
, Greensboro, KoiihCatoUna;
WHOasors-ftas. iTJUCasmiogrttnaJi
Mechanics Perpetual Building
and Loan Association
Shares in Force 3$,50O
Loans on Chhrlotte Real Estate
$1,592,000.00
- When you place a mortgage on your home you
want to feel that vour property is in safe hands. You :
want to feel sure that your home is notjn danger of be
ing sold from under you on slight cause or on the whim
. of a grouchy mortagee. V
The Mechanics Perpetual
Building & Loan Association
is noted for its fair and honorable dealing along this line.
Foreclosures have been reduced almost to the vanishing -
point. -
Our September Series No. 72, is the largest Fall
'series ever issued in this city, and it is still growing. Ap
plications for, loans are being filed every day.
J.H.WEcRN, E. J. CAFFREY,
President, Sec and Treas.
II
For Christmas Make It an
Automatic Gas Water Heater
... ... . ' . ' -
Not "strictly a pretty gift, not a frilly thingbut some
thing really substantialsomething that, every member
of the family will enjoy and bless you for seyeraUimes
each day. . You'll get pleasure out of it, too every time
you shave or wash your hands or bathe; - : v ' . V '
If you want to givea real gift in every sense of the word,
have us install an Automatic Gas Water Heater in time
I to use Christmas Day. It's i he greatest .convenience
i you could possibly give your home, and our extended
payment plan makes purchasing decidedly easy.
Don't hesitate. Come in to talk it over. Telephone 2700
Southeni Public