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-. .. v. .:..)! CHARLOTTE OTTE:''DAILY-" OBSERVED, 11 ,r p.Vj, lIOMli "ern. being nttad with desk and wrlt rf BA-0- '.urliL It to Intended thar UH. iVfl - .. -i MOVE. r used ttf the wmea ctutonwr. dur. m. their stay HP-town. my;wiu 1 k "iinwpfl to drop ! an "t let ters or rest during- the day. Two lonir dealt upon which will be stored plenty of deposit slips, blank checks and other banking writing ma terial will be stationed along the Tryon street wall of the building. These are of aolld marble and as beautiful and ornamental as the main fixtures of the institution. Every piece of furniture in the building la new, nothing; but the books being removed from the old home of the bank. THE VAULT THE FEATURE. The real features to the elegant new abiding-placa of the bank is the enormous vault which has been com pleted at a heavy coat by the of ficials of the bank. Realizing the uni versal desire on the part of depositors safety, they have sr. area no ex- C41 - ,n Realty tv '1a niih MiKg- ' taut ihe Vf' riSl- 23.IMM) r.ii ... r. il i -,ient in ranking . rjro- ct trie .f,e first , cf hie (."Il- Hide" it " I fid D y rar.K- m .-r fiat faistri kStr-f 1 eattly mr.d L whitp s:r,..- u4 ' fc the !Tr-I ! 1 htm in vvra ucrv anJ this. )i of fln- tlx- neW .,urT.entatlon cy'.K PX ,. rr-vt-al ot . Si,erislng -(-,,. l.euuty l.r.R is not .. ;(,,. State I , j, tu the , 1" it. lurnisn- tiullRht ..tits In g alunp ..i:tlal ;t!.TI "f : rupolis It i k:ti-kes. pruppr brautl- taoivn as more t ,. m p man Wit fi bronze , -k ..i all In ,:n "i'-'S of ntir'lv artm ran. e of rle- tho of- - t.....n. enixh In with - (J ai-nKs. 'd S; h' ni-' for the ."her si'1'' of ... t r:i r. i an of v )( Twitty and j..:.t J H Little. ,.f t':i itrfsiflnt is I -x" a ten in 1 no T!'.'- f!Yf in . iichlt r and ktt ora-" ftntfc rolr'r fciWior. kit t'"f iBinTi! '-:r.! tht t' dM:t.t It : t-' ' ' kdt;t xr ff look o-. fcrjlhinx titse "-'iTi-n iOTely a . h rm.i '. IrTMENT K"K LADIES. heiKht enabling and ob- for pense in equipping one of the largest as well as the costliest designs of vaults now in use. It was made by the Tork Safe and Lock Company, of Vork, Pa., and measures up with any now used In any of the great cities of the country. While it may oe small er than others. It la lacking In none of the fundamental points which have been taken Into consideration by th.e manufacturers In meeting the need for absolute proteotlon. This vault Is 15 feet long and eight feet in width and In It will be stored not only the records and valuables of the bank, but the safety boxes of the custom ers, thus giving to the latter the same protection and safety which the bonk takes of its own priceless records. There are about 500 Individual bovest In the vault built on the west side of the vault and room is reserved for as many more on the opposite side. Immediately to the rear of these is the private vault of the bank. The door to this mammoth safe weighs 23.000 pounds or more than both tfee large vaults In the old bank weighed together. It has the time lock sys tem with four timers, thus making it practically impossible for a lock-out to occur. The delicate ana nice ad Justment of the door of the vault is evidenced In the fact that a man can take his finger and close it, notwith standing the fact that it weighs elev en and one-half tons. There are two doors to the vault, the time-lock sys tem being In employment on the out er door. When both are shut, the. room will be absolutely air-tight, rendering impossible the injection of any explosives. iN'ot a single opening has been cut through the wall of the vault, the lighting being executed -h fiii In of pvi-rv Th.- nf . cf nia kuid and the I from the exterior. The vault is the most modern now being made and Is even In Its appearance a guarantee to protection. f tr on of thi the .' t V Iront o Lit of i m t rr.i.n lenk for I! e 'iM.sr modern i r . k if the de- r- fur tlu- luilics. that the Imlles who (.s tu attendt to "ii frmn the Ren tra.'.Hii tp It luisl- r -j '. irvlow, inftit'jf .n Fet asldQ r .'no' f -tied corner f the lady ft, thus '-n.iMi!ifr them to en tile Trjun street door and heir hiiness without shov- tiie eneral , rod. A private ANNOUNCEMENTS. Lane-Ranekft. Spc!al to The Observer. Lumberton, May 15. The follow ing invitation has been isused: Mr. O. E. Rancke requests the honor of your presence at the marriage of his daughter Alma Roxanna to Mr. Frederick Marvin Lane on Tuesday evening, May the twenty fifth at half-after eight o'clock at the. Lumber ton Methodist church Lumberton, North Carolina. 7 WJZr u mm gton The name which distinguishes the BEST Typewriter. The name which means Typewriter. The name which stands for the latest and great est development in writ ing machines. See the new models 10 and 11 Remington Typewriter Company (Incorporated) FRANK F. JONES, Sole Representative, Charlotte, N. C BURD'S SCHOOL ENDS. List of Honor Students of Balrd'a School Which Oosed Ltwt Week. A surcessful year's work has been ended by Balrd'a School for Boys, and with It closed the sixteenth year of continuous work on the part of Prof. J. O. BalrJ. as superintendent of thfs institution. Rev. C. E. Raynal taught history and literature during the pst year. Graduates are admitted to Southern colleges on certificate from the school. The honor roll for the past year la as follows: First honor carries a grade of II anj up; second honor a grade of 90 to 95. Virgil George Everett, first; R. Sloan, second. Latin grammar: W. Scott, first; T. Robinson. W. Cunningham, W. Rog ers, W. Mangum, J. O. Balrd, Jr., sec ond. Geometry: H. MurriU, O. Everett, H. Reblnson, first; R. Sloan, second. ! I I II l Algebra No. 1: H. Murrill, Q. Everett first; R. Sloan, H. Robinson, second. Algebra No. 2: W. Scot', W. Cun ningham, B. Clanton, first; T. Robin son. W. Rogers, second. Algebra No. S: C. Miller, W. Man gum, V. Llddell. second. Arithmetic No. 2: J. Boyd, C. Dix on, J. O'Connell. B. Powell, P. Alex ander, first; Y. Clarkson, W. Man gum. E. Henderson, A. Wohlford. second. Arithmetic No. 2: J. Stokes, W. Scott, W. Cunningham, B. Clanton, first; W. Rogers, T. Robinson, second. Rhetoric: H. Murrill. O. Everett. H. Robinson, R. Sloan, first; J. Stokes, 8. Wallace, M- Berryhlll. second. English grammar: W. Scott, W. Cunningham, H. Clinton, J. Boyd, B. Powell, P. Alexander, first; W. Man gum, C. Dixon, J. O'Connell, K Bridges, second. General History: J. Harris, I. Crane J. Stokes, George Everett, second. United States History: W. Cunning ham, P. Alexander, W. Scott, W. Mangum, T. Robinson, second. North Carolina History; P. Alex ander, second. Physical Georgraphy: H. Robinson, second. Bpelllng No. 1: J. Stokes. H. Mur rill, R. Bloan, J. G. Balrd, Jr., E. Montgomery, first; H. Robinson, J. Harris, second. Spelling No. I: W. Scott. P. Alex ander, F. Stokes, 8. WhlUett. Y. Clarkson, E. Henderson, second. A special prise for which a gold medal was ofTered for the spelling of 500 words was won by James Stokes, who spelled 44 out of the BOO. Two Mighty Men of Physique. Columbia Record. It is announced that John Ross, business manager of The Charlotte Observer, Is chairman of the commit tee on the grandstand for the Taft day in Charlotte. This means that the grandstand will stand the grand strain, for Colonel Boas Is, In his weight, as big a man as the President. hi V New Designs in Wall Papers Interior Decorators. Torrence Paint Co. Jap-a-Lac, Calcimo, Wiley's Waxene. Everything in Paints 10 N. Tryon. Thone 178. NORTH CAROLINA'S GREATEST BUSINESS BUILDER KING CHARLOTTE, N. C. '3 BUSINESS COLLEGE (Incorporated) RALEIGH, N. C. if if ilsfllci. i i iV rife 5fc V SPECIAL OFFER AT H'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. 1 nedmoat Insurance Building, 224 K. Tryon 8treet, Clvarlotte, X. CX, In which King's Buslnes a College la Located. Typewriting: Department, King's Bnslnem College, Ctiadlotte, N. C Vat - wnte at once for information about Reduced Summer Rates which begin May 15, 1909. You can save from $9 to $15 on a scholarship. It will pay you to investigate. . Enter the leading Business College of the South in May andyouwill.be a(ty for one of the good positions we shall have for you this fall. Large, airy, well ventilated, splendidly equipped rooms, nte for full information and illustrated catalogue. Address Hino9 s Buisimess- Collegia CHARLOTTE, PI. C 1 ;i ' --'4 '.vi A t 3 i ;i y 5 r-Si .-:
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