LEAKS' Id hK
i; I'rom Tsre One.)
.".it .H the district' attorney.
: ,. Ljliri sont a genuine thrill
i ()!! : the court room by declaring
r.ut he had been Informed It was
purpose of the district attorney
to lntllct Mrs. Thaw. Jerome denied
thnt any suoh ': statements , had been
..made. He did not deny the purpose.
This incident came near the close of
tbe forenoon session when Mr. Jerome
la an effort to make the defense pro
duce certain letters from Stanford
White, which Mrs. Thaw had declared
were in the possession of Clifford
Hartrldge, one of her husband's at
torneyv c'! M' Hartr,d" to the
witness stand. The lawyer, declined
to answer (mentions relating to the
letters and when It became necessary
for him to give aome better reason
than the mere fact that he was at-
torney of record for the defendant,
Mr. Delmas arose and stated that Mr.
Hartrldge had been retained by Mrs.
. Thaw' to protect her interests when
' she had .heard the threats that she
was to be Indicted. ;
'; WILLING TO PRODUCE LETTERS.
, Durintr the afternoon when Mrs.
Thaw had been recalled she declared
), ah was perfectly willing that the let
ters should be produced.
"They are your property, are they
not?" asked Mr. Jerome.
"No, I gave them to Mr. Thaw."
' ) " Mr. Jerome directed his assistant,
, Mr. Oarvan, to have subpoenas is
sued for Mr. Hartriflge. When this
'was done, Mr. Jerome again demand
Zed the letters. Mr. Hartrldge said he
had no intention of complying as he
had received the letters from the
' hands of the defendant. Mr. Jtrome
appealed to Justice Fitzgerald. He
had neglected to have an nmdavlt
made as to the service of the sub
poena and Justice Fitzgerald said
there was nothing upon which he
' could act Mr. Garvan was directed
' by his chief to draw up the affidavit.
There the matter rented, however, Mr.
'Jerome making no further move.
Just after the luncheon recess the
district attorney wanted permission to
tontlon to lior and she wont awuy in
a few minutes. The first tlmo.sho
rame to Kvelyn she novor spoke.
Kvelyn cried. For somo reason she
did not perform. I Introduced the
ladles to her and they grinned sweot
ly. The night of : the Grand Prl
there was a swell time at the Cafe
de Paris. Afterwards the Dead Bat
Mrs. Winchester was therft and we
got her cake walking at la, m. ' It
wa a great hit. Kosenfleld and Bel
mont were there," '
Mrs. Thaw Identified another letter,
written by her while she' was In
Paris. The letter was' addressed to
an unmarried actress and read:
."Tour suggestion that the Tender
loin has immigrated has panned out
Everywhere we go , we find shady
nooks. Shubert and a lot of others
are here- We were dining at the
Cafe de Paris the other evening when
the whole bunch came in. We Joined
parties and went out to such harm
less places as the Dead Rat, etc.
There was one jolty man who puts
things on the blink wherever ha goes.
He is 60 years old, but is a spry
chicken. We took him along for fun.
We made things hum. We started
home when the markets were getting
busy. Harry bought somo straw
berries and things and I spent the rest
of the day cooking. Harry Is get
ting a new automobile and as soon
as It is ready we are going to Schwelt!
er (cheese) Land. When we return
my voice Is going to be cultivated.
Be good and whirl me another let
ter soon. Tour letters are wonder
ful. I have got. (mentioning 4 name
not made public) all worked up about
you.) so send along another photo
graph If It is a good one. You must
como over soon.''
WHITE "A VERT GRAND MAN."
In answer to a request for an ex
planation of her statement that it
was Stanford White's personality that
caused a softening of her anger and
her writing to him from Boulogne,
Mrs. Thaw said:
"It was very hard for me to make
Mr. Thaw understand about that,"
she said, "I don't know whether I
can make yon understand."
"Will you try?"
"He had a very strong personality.
discontinue the cross-examination of outside that one awful thins: Stan
Mrs. Thaw long enough to take the , for(j white was a very grand man.
testimony of Doctors Deemar, of Kit
taning, Pa., and Blngaman, of Pitts
burg, both of whom are to testify as
to traces of Insanity in both branches
of the defendant's family. Mr.
Jerome said he was informod tho
physicians were about to leave the
jurisdiction of the court.
"They are returning 10 nusuurg
He was very good to me and very
kind. When I told Mr. Thaw this,
he said it only made White a more
danRerous man. Before the 24th
street Incident he had never made
love to me. but always treated me
with the greatest respect and kind
ness. Every one liked him and no
one would believe these things until
rt.ntht." Bald Mr. Hartrldae. "but ; they really found them out, ana men
they will be bark at any time they am they said they were sorry,
wanted, Mrs. Thaw is unaer a must Mrs. Thaw said that a ter th oc
aevere Strain and her examination currence In the .24 " .treat house
should be concluded at once." I .M Mr' i a T!L JTS
In view of the district attorney's i '"KUU""L ,L f m iftw
.iAmni i.t.,. Pw,,r,,M .hnAf i Pompton, In the fall of 1902 After
January, 1902, sne rcrusea to go
anywhere alone with him, although he
continually urged her to no so
statement, Justice Fitzgerald thought
Doctors Doc mar and Bingaman should
be heard. They were called to tho
stand and said that while they wero
'During all this time that you were
anxious to get back to their patients , uround with Mr. White, you
out of the city they would stay if w,r,. rpro)vinK rrotn him considerable
necessary.
RECESS
UNTIL, MONDAY.
sums of money?"
"Yes."
"At the same time you were re-
NVnllt. Mrs. Evelyn TS.aw's brother,
may not ko on the fct.Hid as a wit
ness for the prosecution, us had been
expected. Tounn Neurit liua been In
charge of the district attorney's of
fice since the beKlnnlng of the trial
and under, the Immediate guardian
ship of Charles E. Hartnett, the sec
retary of the late Stanford White.
"If I take the stand," said young
Nesblt to-day, "I won't say anything
against my sister. I shall do every
thing I can for her. r I don't want
people to loo on me as oris who
has turned against his own flesh and
blood." i.,,.. :,:,. v y-vv
To stop a CoM with 'Preventlcs", is
afar than to let It run and cure it af
terwards. .. Taken at the "sneese stage"
Pre ventlcs will hand oft all , colds and
Grippe, and ; perhaps save you from
Pneumonia or Bronchitis, Preventic are
little too tli some candy coM cure tablets
selling In 8-cent and 25-cnt boxes. J f
?ou are chilly, If you begin to sneese,
ry Preventlcs. They will surely check
the cold, and pleeee you. Sold by Bur-well-Dun
Retail Store.
TAHE PM-IAND
for your , stomach's
sake and be happy
25 cents.
Dilworth Drug Store,
'Phone 247.
n. ft. DAVIS.
Special Notices
DO.VT BUY NAMELESS EXTRACTS,
but buy Blue Ribbon Vanilla and Lem
on, which are noted for their purity
and quality.
8WBET, JUICT FLORIDA ORANGES
and Grape Fruit, and Apples, small
North Carolina Hams, Bides and
Jowles, new supply Frosted Ginger
Snaps 10c., Fig Bars, the 20c. kind for
10c., fancy soft Cakes 25c. kind for 15c,
sound Cranberries 10c., Fljrs 10c, Fruit
Cake lie.. Mackerel S and 8c. BRIIX3
ERS & CO., m W. Trade.
THE PRESCRIPTION TOUR PHTSI
clan writes for you Is your property.
Ask him to leave It at our store for
prompt attention. 'Phone us and wo
. will send for It. JAS. P. STOWE &
CO., Druggists. "Phone 179.
SOMETHING THAT WILL PLEASE
evsry one, nice Callforlnla Lemon
Cling Peaches, lie. to 30c. can, the
best 20c. can Peaches in the city. This
Is the season of the year when you
have to depend on canned goods more
or less. When you want anything In
that line call me
SMITH. 31 South
'Phones 1222-2321.
ollege
W.
street.
Vf Tn.itm. lnuluf..4 iViul lt.l.
mony be taken, and Thaw's counsel ! reiving a salary as an actress?
inaUon should proceed. "We will! "Wor tMhl Ira; your p y nd
settle the matter by sitting to-morrow amounts received from Mr. Hoi-I
m ...A, ........ , mnn who afterward married your.
aid. Just before adjournmont for the m",h;r'.wcre " suPPort the
day, howsver, Mr. Jerome said he felt fumy .,
that the physicians would be avail- ,SL ,af, .w. r
able when wanted and aked that tho ! y " ' ,,... -h rollansed
... ,, , , ... room at the noon recess sne conupnru
reaeas over the holiday and until Mnn- ' ,,"f,ly Khe was placed on a
day be taken. Counsel for the de- h wHn9 room ,by her j
fens consented , M MncKenzle. who revived
Mrs. Thaw will again be upon the K fh. nf .melllna salts.
Stand ail of Monday and possibly all ' (iHthe'Fft(')etaol etaol tao ctaoletao
Mw apparent ,s in d.ad.y i SSWZ
earnest and although tho strain un- " av,"0Peq y. ,.
der which she is laboring Is plainly Wjj9 walled nd Winnie wheesnd.
evident, there Is not thn slightest sign ' w hllo 'Wintry winds whined weirdly,
that she will not be able to bear up i Willie wrlgsled while Winnie whe"sed
wretchedly, wisoom wuiii", ni.no.
winds work wherzes. Wherefore we
write "Ue Kennedy's Ix.itlve Cough
Bvruii." Nothing else so good. Sold by
liawley's rhsrmacy.
WK HAVE OPENHTD OUR JUNK
vnrd and storo room on H Stonewall
street, next to Black's stable. We will
huy and pay you hlKhest market prices
for old and new rngs, old burlap bags,
Iron, rubber and mutal of all kinds. If
vou have anything to offer, 'phone.
Write or call on us. We' assure you
thnt wo will welKh your Junk oorrectly
nnd you will get full value for what
vou have. PIEDMONT JUNK CO.,
N. Taul. Mgr. 'Phono 944.
under It The color comes and goes
in her faoo an tho examination pro
ceeds and occasionally sho frowim or
pouts, but she answers promptly and
hi most case with apparent frank- '
neas. Occasionally she hesitates and j
leans forward In her chair as If to
be sure tho undrNtnrids, not only
the words In which Mr. Jerome's
question is fraimtd. hut his motive in
asking It as well. Hit childish fucx i
Is contnualiy changiiK as Hie district ;
i attorney's questions follow each other
rapidly. SometlmnH tho rxpresalon !
denotes Interest, occasionally Itnllgmi- I
tlon, never defiance. She seems to
hare a full realization of thn Impor-1
tance of her position and of the fai t I
that to a great extent her hiiHbaml'x :
IMa Is In her hands. When the rapid ;
flow Of questions reached ;i critical
point she fences with the ditrlct at
torney In a manner worthy uf a much
graater experience In such matters
than her appearance and words indl
oata. She seems constantly watching
for pitfalls In Mr. JeromuH queii
tlons and carefully avoid them.
SCRAPS OF LETTER It HAD
While Mr. Jerome was questioning
Mrs. Thaw to-day as to tho manner
Of life she had led while In Paris,
he read scraps of a letter which Mrs.
Thaw said was in her husband's
handwriting. It read:
"lie couldn't keep his eyes off any
pretty girl. There was trouble be
cause we went there to dine Several
beautlful(T) girl wen hero lant week
and Belle . Nobody paid any at-
Croup ean piMilvH he m.ppfl In 20
mlnatM No vomiting nothing to fllcken
Of aistxuss your ' MM A rweet, iHant
tad ft gymp. i Hi led Dr Slioop's Croup
CUT does thu work and d' n ipitekly.
Dr. Bhoop'i Ct .iip Cur.- i for cr..op
sJoae, renieml-er It ilo not i laim to
Ctire a dotsn allinmits H ' for Croup,
that's all. Hold t-y Hurwell Ilunn Itetnlt
Pre
R D. K
FOR KENT:
No. 607 E. Ave., 7 rooms; nice
lawn, garden $80.00 mo.
FOR SALE:
Investment lota
6 lot in "Brandon" (northern su
burb) at $ir,0.00 to $225.00 each.
7 lots Southern Charlotte, near
Mint street. 9150.00 to $350.00 each.
Home sites on Boulevard and
Kingston Ave.. Dilworth. $1,000 to
F. D. ALEXANDER
193 S. Tryon. 'Phones 604 or 64.V
Nl'NNALLY'8 BON BONB, CHOC
olntes. Scotch Mallows, Pecsnelles,
Krult Oum Drops, Chocolate Maras
chino Cherries, Jordan Almonds, Choc
olste Almonds, Chocolate Peppermints,
ixiies wun t'ecan ium, oic, wru u
express Jut received, at WOODALL
A SHEPPARD'S. 'Phone 69.
COMMEUCIAL AS SATIXCI ZlZZAZlTZZZin!
CAPITAL AND ACCUHIULATD TT.ZnJi $7:3,C:j.ti
A.";;tS AND PEIISONAL IXtniLITT .3,CC0,tC0.C9
Large resources enabla us to handle largest acoounta, and at tha
'am time welconf small deposWors.
Four Per Cent. Intcrcat Paid on Eavlncs Dcpota Compounded
Quarterly.
COM3nmCIAL NATIONAL BANK, CnARlOTTE, W. C.
, DinSCTORS: ' . ' " .
; 9. A. Durluun, R, A. Donn, 3.. P. Wilson, J. W. Oanaaa, Jr S. B.;
' leaner, It M. Miller, ttn D. II. Anderson, 'B. C. Holt, Wm, E.
Holt, A. J, Hagood, L1 W. Bandera, 8. W. Cramer, T. M. Brown,
B. E. Jtbyne, R, X. Gibbon, U. C Eodea, JL Banks Holt, 0. W.
Johnston, W, 8. Alexander, 8. B. MoNlncb, C. H,, Bnla, WUlIt)
Brown, T. H Xbkucfatoa, P. I. Lethflo, A. O. Brenlaer. f
REAL ESTATE FOR INVESTMENT
Four new houses and Iot cloaa ! In, with city water, paying
$8 $.00 per month, or about J" on Investment Party haa
rood reason for selling, can b bonght as a whdla"fbr v. . li,78$.;
Also lot t vacant property at very reasonable .prices.' If Inter
ated, call and see us. t ,'!
j. b. murphy & ea,
Vbone 843. . tt V. TVyoa Straps.
FOR SIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
We are offering for Immediate; sale, a Church street, between
Second and Third streets, an elegant lot 7$ feet by 184 feet On
this lot there Is two 5-room houses which have a rental of 828.BO
per month. If Charlotte oontlnuea to grow as it has In the past
Are yeara this property will be business property and worth
more than double the above prloe. For further particulars, see
or 'phone
Brown Co.
Ttione SS5.
MS N. Tryon St
OUR LINK OF MACKEREL IS COM-
plete. It we can t piense you, you ar
Indeed hard to please. Fancy No. 1
Norway 36c; No. 1 Norway 30c.; No. I
Norway 26c,, and fancy Irish 12V4c. An
other lot of fancy Bloaters, 6 In a bas
ket, lie. per banket. Shelled Pecans
und Ensllfth Walnuts to-day; also
fancy California Evaorated Apricots
and Peachen. UirRe, smooth, ripe To
matoes MILLKR-VAN NES8 CO.,
Ti N. Tryon. 'Phones OR nnd 11.
Nl'NNAl.LVS DELICIOUS CANDIES
fresh by express to-nay. m cents per
pound. Sold In Charlotte exclusively
ly WOODALL & SHEPPARD.
QUANTITY AND QUALITY ARE THK
two features romomna in irar i.rracmii
Sllee.1 Hacon. It's econonmy to buy
the Crescent brand. There ! no better
ham for boiling than a relehrated F.
V V They contain a very small por
tion of fat. When boiled they are
wnM lulrv. A fresh lot of the above
troMs to-day; also fine crisp Potato
( hips I l'. BARKAi I, f iryuu
utrert.
To LET I ROOMS 80I TII CHURCH,
toilet on each floor, btli on 2nd floor,
Iniller and range, water free. Pont
overvhodv speak at onoe. Homes In
Dilworth K.T0 and W.eoo. If it 'e bust
ness. come a running. K. L. KEI.B
l.FK, 21 8. Tryon St 'Phone UK.
"OJl Till" SQUARE."
ONE-NIGHT
ON
OM
'S
. Cold Tablets Cures in ust
one night. Grestest Cold Tab
lets on the market.
Tou don't have to remain
Indoors. You are well the
next day.
. . Only 85 Cents.
NURSES' REGISTER
i
nnnAr
UlllMll J
C ON THE
SQUARE
"xya KETcn closje."
COnON MILL fOR SALE
We will sell (subject to previous
sale. He ) 483 shares out of t00
yarn mill, 3,300 spindles, for $32.
r.00.00, half cash; well located;
owner's health has failed.
WK WILL HI V:
Cora. Cotton Mill. 120.
Chronicle Mill. 130.
Lowell Cotton Mill, 188,
Clara MfK Co , 116.
ArllnKton MI1K U,0.
Trenton Cuttmi Mill. 160,
Crowders Mtn. Mills.
Gaston Mfg. Co.
Flint Mfg. Co.
Oaffney MfK. "o
WK WILL SKMil
3R Imperial Mills, 112 1-2.
r.O oxark, 176.
3 2 Stanley Creek.
:0 Holland Mf. Co. 110.
C to CO King's Mtn Mfsr.
If you want to buy or sell rotton mill
stock, write ns No hiirge unless
wn effect sale or pun haae.
KOtJTHKllN f KX't'IUTl KM A TRUST
COSIPANV,
J. A. Glenn, rrrs. C, M. (ilenn, Trraa.
Uastonla, . C.
FOR RENT -ELEGANT. MODERN
loom house. No. East sth street
rlnne In. Store-room, in West 6th
utie.t; nlso manufs-turln loft oyer
1S-30-22 W. Kth street. J. ARTHUR
HENDERSON PHO.
l OR SALE-ONE HANDSOME BROWN
Htnndard heed mare, wvrn years old;
lis the tyle, quality nnd speed which
makes her a first-class roadster. Also
nne nloe double lento. W. O. ROSS A
CO m and 211 West 4th street.
OLIVER TYPEWRITER USERS
nnso beer In mind that while ws no
ranrau.nl the, Oliver machlnt.
we keep a full line of lupplles for
s.wne. nnd also have factory facilities
fnr repnlrlns these marhlnes. J. E.
ciiATTON A CO.. Oen'l Agts. for
Hynl Typewriters.
IIKTTER ritF.PARED THAN EVER
Nnthlnc too sooa ror our customers.
I i. ..f nnn nnw S.rrllent Mrvloa
Illf dining room for regular meals and
part lea. I.nnrh counter doubled. Roon
for kit. Everything served Jus. ee you
Creswell. MfT.
Fine line Salmon,
Imported Sardines,
Olive Oil Durkee's
Salad Dressing, Ap
ricots, Peaches,
Pears and Canned
Corn. 'Phone 744.
V. M. CUOWELL.
If WE III IT. IT'S DONE RIGHT
Do you stop to think about who Is going to do your Painting
this spring and what kind of material you will use?
IF V DON T V AUTOO
Let us call and measure the work yon want done and give
you an estimate on same (It Costs yeu nothing), then . when you
are ready to have the woJt otone we will be In a position to do
tt without delay. '
SHORT & SHORT
The Expert Decorators
SBLWYN HOTEL
Some Interesting Offers
84 acres on macadam road, I miles firem square, 1-1 mile from
car line; a bargain at $160.00 per acre.
S-acre tract about three miles from square, on principal road;
tl.050.OO for tbe tract.
14 K-8 acres three miles from square, on macadam road
$60.00 per acre.
Three desirable sites on railroad, ojose In; 10-room dwelling,
steam heat, hardwood finish, South Tryon St . . . $10,500.00.
The Charlotte Realty Company
A. O. CRAia, Secretary and Manager.
Office It B. Trade St. rhoae ITT.
... i
r on
. .v.a s
en rvt
1-
4
Tou can ,a it ' -el zrz'-'f t" "i e c
' tnortga $ veal estate loans at 4 tot tt. i, itr
annually.
TVe guart.r.tee t:U, gdnctpal sad lntoret, eellect t laterewt for
the Investor and rerc4t same within three days of ihm time It li
due. No charge for tills asatnst the lender, the borrower paying
all cost Inoldent to the loan,
- y Capai $73,000.
. i r. ni,nriKia,
Surplus $180,CC0.
ttOKZZS UOX&3,
. tea, wid Tkeaa.
The I'zrfels ; & Fcrdrs fcd B:n!t
, coAicuoma, vonm cajiolixa.. '
Capital kr) t,m a . f, w'' f a04,000.0f. '
Surplag m m m im Ms s j' i? i - tvst $1M,IOMO.
tr. k. raax
v. p. do wd , v ,r nro. b. robs
' J. M. nARRY - 0. XL ROBIWa
O. P. HEATH , ' - t. tt. WEAR If
VINTON MDDXJm
o. MoLAoasssr t ,
B. B. RBYNB l
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1
r GEO. B, HTXX4IOIf . ;
OPHOHTRSi
-; GEO. E. WILSON, PrewUlmi - WWO. a' ROSS, Vtoe lraaiaant
' W. O. WILRIltSON Cashier, , ,
yyv Accounts of CtorpontJons. Firms .ana Xndrrlduals fanrltcd.
9. H. LXTILEL Prealtlenl
OOOlf
PATTKRaoW, Ttesj Preaiaent.
Gharlotte Trust Qomp'y
Fifteen Mentha ta B
xr. n. BZXX '
J. U. BAM
O. p. mbAth
JL O. LINK
W. M. LONG '.
I. H. IilTTLBI
BTRONO, CONSBRVATTm BATO.
OlW Mess-a $840,044. 0
W. O. UlffifUl'
CL M. PATTERaOIf
. P. ROBERTSON
A. WATSON
i. W. ZIMMERMAN
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
CHARLOTTE. If. CL -HENRT
M. MoABEN, GEO. XV. BBTAN. ' H. H. TT0TOR, ,
PresMens;1 Vice Prasldent ' Cashier.
Capital '. . . . $$00,000.00
Surplus and Profits.. rrt..... v... $321,404.45
. BIBEOTOBJi
P. B. ALEXANDER HENRT M. Me AD EN
O. W. BRYAN ; P. B. MTDOWELL
T. O. BURROUGHS W. B. RODMAN
FRANK GILREATS T. W. WADE , v,:js
J. S. MYERS CHA4. A. WILLIAMS
Your business respectfully solicited. Bvery courtesy and aecommo
datlon extended consistent with safe banking.
JL' M. VICTOR, Oaahler.
The Charlotte
National M
Wso4f fibre Will Plaster. "Bar! Cliocliw
The Builder's Friend. ,
Freezing does not hurt; natural shrinkage will not
crack it; water does not make it fall off; hard
as stone. Write for booklet Manu
factured by
CHARLOTTE PLASTER CO.
Write for Booklet.
CHARLOTTE, N. C,
TAKE STOCK IN
New Series
Charlotte Building & Loan Association
ATTOhAY, FERRCARY $, 140T
The Association of the people and for tho people. Don't delay ap
plication for loans now being filed.
illis Brown, Sec. and Treas.
J. II. Van Hess, Pres.
Officer SOI lta Tryon Atrti. '
Money To.. Byrn !
Why don't yon come and fet tbe cost for your matured
stock? Want to fet lid of It The third series Is no more. If
you want to ret Into this last series you'll have to hurry. ' Sister,
Brother. Going to close It, then you'll have to pay a premium or
wait until April 1st Have some partly matured shares, which X
shall close at once. If you are Interested push alone at once.
E. L Kccslcr, Trcas.
Phone 344. -; . 25 South Tryon Ttreet
DiiwoRia rioRu tons rca m ncv.TKJ
t In dealing with our euatomere in Mtllnir orders by mall or di
rect our motto 1st . -rat . aoaraeu u uis riaao.-
end us your orders and we will exercise the same car at were
you here la person to select.
We put ourselves In four ptaee and give what we would ex
pent to reoaJve -The Choicest Mexitloa of Flowert, y tb Best
lervtco, the Boat rrtoea, , . i. . ,
Just a word ebotit our Fanry C4rnaUoag, Roeeo, Ylolota. Tal.
ea,' weot eaev Th"rr ''a-ovev." B.-jt'--
'. O. Box lit. iU Tlwama -4 Btutaess. m . 441 Itosldeneo.
CT1ARLOTTE, !T. O.
Resources $1,270,000.00
OFFICERS!
B. B. BTCATH, President TWO. M. SCOTT, Vice President
W. B. TWIITT, Cashier. F. H. JONES, Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
B. B. HKATTI ' H. N. PHARR
R. H. JORDAN JWa, M. SCOTT
VINTON LLDBELTj ' CL YALAJER
CXIAS." F. WABSWORTB
Aocomta of corporations, tnu audi lndvldnala Invited.
Adding New Accounts
We are constantly adding new aooouats. and our business Is
Increasing at a wry gratifying rate. Possibly you would liM to
Join us and open a savings aooount --WB
PAY TOO TO SAYlt"
Southern Loan & Savings Bank
r. iL BROWN, President ' W. L. JENKTNg, Oaahlee.
R. A. DUNN, Vice President ...
AMERICAN
COMPANY
We regard the interests of our
customers as being Identical with our
own. On this basis aooounta are '
solicited.
...... . - OFFICERS!
GEOnOB STEPHENS, Press '
W. 8. LEE, JR Tloo Prse.
T. & FRANKLIN, Vice Pres.
W. H. WOOD, Treasurer.
J. E DAVIS, Asst Treas,
- Onicoa la the Trust Building.
Qouthcrn KIM Qtocho.
We Offer Snbjectt
4 Salisbury ...! . .. ll
60 Shelby J . ..... ... Bid
E0 Greensboro Life . . 10
10 1st Natl. High Point .. .... ll
40 Highland Park .-. 140
It Highland Park pref. .. .... 141
40 Hosklns Pref. i...4 104
to Lancaster Pref. .... ... 44
10 Charlotte Pref. .. .. ...... Bid
It Gibson (ex dlv) .;. .. 44
10 Louise Pref. .. ;.. .. 140
10 Drayton
10 Little-Loot Co. .... .
44 Florence .....,..... .. 0
10 to tO Henrietta 1st
tO Ware Shoals .. a .S 47
1,000 N. C 4s 1114 ....v 10
We Want Sablect:
10 Vance Cotton Mill ..... ,.,,104
50'Kesler ....,., .,,. IIS
to Gaston .... ..; .... ni
10 Brogon.. , , tt
JO Cora ...... no
tO DUltng 44
10 Linden .... HO
14 Nakomls ...... .... 119
10 Bloomfleld ...... ...... 104
10 Btatesvllle ... ... ..... ,,101
10 Saliabury ... .v 114
10 Trenton ...... .1, 4.. It4
11 Lowell ... ,,m
II Clover- - - . 1 '
10 Oanney .... 1
10 Darlington ..... "...., , II
MOO N. C. 4s 1114 .... ...... 101
F. G. ABBOTT & eOMPTlNY
InveaUnon4 Brokers. r vT.TtV. ; l"
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