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1 trjgE CHALQTTE EVENING J CHRONICLE, MONDAY DEGEMBER 2, 1912. TO-DAY' Sr : NEW YORCOTTOtf 'vfW YORK. Dec. 2.-3otton opened at a decline of 12 to 15 points and taS i!to 21 Pints net lower during the W .-A,r n heavy Wall Street t on eariy foreist offerings and pres- liquidation, local bears, and reactionists, estimate of a New Orleans sure from The crop Buthority cin yield at 12,975,000 excludln linters, proved rather tales o-rivcted and. was-. .prooaDiy. tnr in the decline , in connection faCiatl'-ely easy cables, reports of ith lipr pot tasis in Texas and Geor tn easie. ;ntinued taik 0f fun ginning !a' a for the last period. There - was return5 " demand ar0und 12.50 ' for an - however, and .the market later JTthe morning rallied 4 or 7 points from the 10" c Reports that the . Southern cor New York house esti- resr the Winning to December 1 at 11, bales" helped the rally and prices fS,t pred to within 10 or 11 po.nts of r.nrdavs close. .Later,- however, on, irts fiom New Orleans that the a- l Ginners' Association made "the t!. ll.S0.000' bales, the- market, Pnn s.!,,.Qin under renewed eeneral ..L-OnHf CLL w with prices at midday about ..-.Motion j. L ! noints net lower. oot quiet; middling, uplands nominal, tfter selling 17 to 22 points net lower market "..Hied 8 or 9 points during h early afternoon but remained very nous- owing to continued outside nuidation and local pressure and later eased back again to within 3 or 4 points nf'the lowest. Cotton spot closed steady;- middling upV lands 12.S5; middling gulf 13.10; sales 8,377 tales. - ' mtton futures closed weak. Open. High. Low C'ose. 12.25-27 12.38 : 12.47-4$ 12.38-39 12.33-35 12.41 . 12.44 12.35 . 12.60 12.65 12.69 12.57 12.60 12.23 12.38 12.46 12.38 12.34 Deo Jan Mar Mar July 1253 I2-55, HEW ORLEANS. COTTON ORLEANS, Dec. . 2. Cotton fu tures opened steady at -a decline of 8 to $ points on poor cables.; and rather larger private crop estimates over the ireek-end than the trade had been look ing for. Bears claimed that these guesses pointed to a commercial crop of from 14.250.000 to 14,500,000 bales. These con tentions resulted in heavy selling for ,0th accounts. Bulls offered little orno support. At the end of the first half hour of business prices were 18 to 20 points under the close of Saturday. The market was nervous around the nuddle O the morning. Several . up ward price movements took place but ihev were not well sustained. On every fcilge selling orders came out freely. At the lowest of the morning prices were 5) to 23 points down. Bullish estimates of the amount of e.t tor ginned up to the en-! c' No- m'o-r nave the marWei a better ton? late in the morning and in creased the numbei of buying orders. At noon the trading mrnths w?re 9 to 10 points under Saturday's final figures. Xew Orleans Cotton Futures. " NE WORLEANS, Dec.- 2. Cotton fu tures opened December January Ilarcn liar July ........ steady. .. 12.66 bid 4 12.61 .. 12.65 12.65 .. 12.77 asked .. 12.81 bid - - t Al.iLiriX--..-r .. y t OTARIXTTE--C6tton pot ' steady "i3. ' lElIPrflS, Tenni, Dec. 2 Cotton spot j steady, unchanged; middling 1314. I MACON, Ga., Dec. 2. Spot cotton mid dling 124. " . ; - SAVANNAH, Ga., midtlling 12. Dec. 2. Spot steady. AUGUSTA, fling 13. Ga., Dec." 2. Spot . mid- Savannah Naval Stores. SAVANNAH, Ga., Dec. 2. Turpentine firm, ZiV2. Rosin firm; F 5-60 to 5.75; G 5.65 to 5.S0. ' - SPECIAL PRICES ' FOR NEXT FEW DAYS In order to add more regular. 'custonjers.to our already large list of satisfied men who insist upon haVing the name "GIBSON-WOOLLEY '..stamped, on their clothes, 'we will offer, spe cial price inducements for the next, few days. Call ! now and se lect your suit' for Christmas, delivery ' ' 4. - ' , ..... MARKETS WALL STREET NEW'TORK. Dec. 2, Prices rose gen erally 'when the trading began tuday on the stock exchange. ' Rubber iriadef.the largest .gain, advancing 2 points in the first transactions. ', Seafs'-Roebuck rose 2 points" and' Union Pacific, Canadian Pacific and Chesapeake & Ohio. - Announcement -that over J4.OCO.000 gold had been secured In London for ship ment here .had a further 'strengthening effect on .. the 'market, but traders, were disposed to limit their transactions until the. renewal- rates for money were ar ranged. ... Tobacco stocks "were "irregular, various stocks rising , from 3 to' 7 points. An unusual number of important stocks sold ex-div.'dend today and these 'divi dends were largely made up - early. Trading was checked by the position of the money? 'market, concern over which was- not wholly relieved by the draft on the foreign market. The unfavorable bank statement of Saturday and the liklihood that various Institutions would be compelled to call loans to make tup their deficit, made the course of rates uncertain. Loans wede made at 10 and 12 per cent. ' . : Bonds steady." ' : , Forenoon advances were canceled when the market slipped back on the 15 per cent.njoriey rate. Business was light ' - . T ' Wide 'fluctuations occurred in the Har riman securities on the announcement that . the Supreme Court of the United States had ordered the dissolution of the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific mer ger. Union Pacific fell 2 and Southern Pacific S from their best figures. De clines of 1 to 1 occurred in other shares before support became effective and traders figured out the ultimate value of the securities involved. Union Pacific rebounded from 169 to 171, Southern Pacific from 108 to 11VA. "Union Pacific ' preferred jumped 6 and Southern Facifio collateral 4's 6. . ' . ' CHICAGO CATTLE - - - ' CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Cattle. receipts 35, 000; market steady to 10c lower. . Beeves .. .. .. 5.60 11.00 ' Texas steers .. .. .. .. .. 440' 5.75 Western steers ...... . . 5.50 9.20 Stockers und feeders .. 4.35 7.65 Cows and h-ifers .. .. .. 2.75 7.65 Calves 6.50 10.50 Hogs, receipts 53.C00; market slow, 5c lowe.v -'-'.'. Light ".. .'. 7.25 7.65 Mixed i. ........ .. .. 7.30 7.75 Heavy .. .. .. 7.35 7.75 . Rough 7.25 , 7.50 Ptes .. .. 5.25 . 7.25 Bulk of sales .. .. .. '.. 7.55 7.70 : Sheep, . receipts 48,000;. market . steady. Native 1. 3.75 4.65 Western 4.00 4.65 Yearlings . .. .. .. .. 5.00 6.35 Lambs, native .. .. .. .. 5.75 7.75 , Western .. .. .. .. .. .. 5.75 7.75 LIVERPOOL COTTON LIVE1RPOOL, Dec. ; 2. Spot business done; prices :easier. American middling' fair ...... Good 'middling. ........v.t:..-!.. . Middling Low h middling - Good ordinary v.... ... Ordinary ? .... ..... . .. ..... - moderate .... 7.55 . .v:v 7.21 .... 7.01 6.83 . '6.37 5.87 The sales of the day were 8.000 bales. of which 500 were for speculation and .export and, included 7,700 American. Receipts 33,000 bales, including 26,300 American. Futures -'7-v-? ,r"JVi .yvi.stuw t?oiv aim, I "-' v-'- aKaaaaaB.... t. i J j Decein-berr January? V.v . .v I January-February '6.70 6.684 6.67 6.66 6.65 6.65 6.64 6.62 6.53 "6.40 .35 February - March .:...;':. JMarcn - Aprii I April ' -r Axay-j une ....... .- ... JuneTJuly .......... July-August August-September SeptemberrOctober October-November V... The board of probably -be flooded nous- matters at its aldermen will with multitudi reguiar Decem- General discus ber meeting tonight. sions are expected , with no one . out standing issue t odemand consideration. And Every Day Will Be TKailksglyin Day for ..... . . , GIBSON- ".' - , - . - ,'' , " - - ; - i" ..r.n.fj '.. - 1 - - -i -. . z . " -i-lv st'.'cjf i". "'fj-- jfj TfATIMA, ; Tufkish '.JL blend all quity and no frills. Simple in package .reason able in pricer2for: 15 cents. "Distinc-j tiVely individual'V LOCAL MARKETS Charlotte, Cotton," ,.; Corrected dailV hr Sanders,, Orr Co) Cotton, good middling ...... .....v.... 13 . Charlotte. Wholesale Produce. (Corrected daily-by J. i, Blakely.) Hens, per , pound .. .. .12 Chickens, spring .;. 1 17 Turkeys :.'.....'' 15 Butter .. .. 20 r Eggs .. .. 26- Ducks, each .. .. 25- Guineas .. .. .. .. .. 25 Potatoes, sweet, per ' bushel.. . 70 C 25 27 30 79 Potatoes, Irish, per bag .. .t.E.25 -. Onions,' per bag. . . . " .il.7S -J2.00 Charlotte Grain P-ovigions and Hay. (Corrected day Dy "Cocrane- McLaughlin Company.) Rye .. .. .. .. .. .. . 1.10' Oats .. .52 Corn .. .95 Flour, best patent, per bbl....6 O0 S.25 Flour, straight.. ... .." .. ..5.50 6.75 Corn. meal., per bushel .. ..1.00 Hay. choice Timothy. 100..... 1. S3 - " ' Cpttonseed Oil and. Products. (Corrected daily by the,' Soutnern Cotton Oil Company.) Cottonseed, per bushel ....... Cash meal, per bag' Exchange meal, per bag ..... .33 ..1.45 .. 1.40 .. .45 .. 140 .. .55 Loose .hulls, per hundred, .'. ........ Loose hulls,' exchange ". . . .... . . . Cash, hulls, sacked .................. Exchange hulls. : sacked .1..,;.r...:. CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO, Dec. 2.' Butter" .-'steady ; creameries, to 36; dairies 26 to) 31. Eggs steady; receipts- 2,692 easels; - jit mark cases included. 22' to ,25; ordinary firsts 24; firsts 27. , . t , weewerreteadyr'ileB ,.,a6 0,5417 twins 7-16- to -16 i."yatmg -. Americas.U to 16; .long horns 16 to J6. ' . Potatoes easy? receipts -75 cars;' Michi gan 50 to -52; Minnesota. ,48 to; 50; j Wis consin 47 to 50. . . Poultry firm; turkeys, live , 13, dressed 18; chickens, live 12; springs, live 12. Veal steady 9. to 14. . , NEW YORK PRODUCE NEW TORKt: Dec. 2. 'Butter firm ; re ceipts 2,935 tu&s; creamery extras : 37 to 37; process extra.3 27 to .28.'; Cheese firm ; - receipts 669. boxes ; . state whole milk held colored specials 17 to 18. ' - ' r - Eggs steady, receipts 4,040 ases; fresh gathered extras 39 to 42; fresh gathered dirties 16 to 22; checks 15 to. 20. . 20 i Men ; Whbv Know: CHICAGO . GRAIN , r a , AND PROVISIONS CHICAGO, Dec. 2 Delivery of a mil lion 1 bushels on - December contracts here today had a bearish effect on .wheat. Opened to to' to lower with general commission selling. May which Started to to - to oft at 9 to 89, declined, to 89.' -'-After a -little, further descent wheat rallied on threatened ' smaHer, 'receipts. Closed steady with May 90, a" net loss of to . - - r - ' "Corn weakened with- - wheat and on easier -cables. May opened unchanged to down at 48 to i48 ana steadied at 48, - Corn went, lower but? recovered with wheat. Closed Arm at 48. for Mav the same .as Saturday, night . ; '1 Cash selling depressed, oats. - May 'started a shade lower at 32, and sagged tO' 32. : .- ' . ; .Heavier receipts, , heavier, than ex pected, weadened , provisions. First transactions were unchanged to 10c lower," with May 1S.55 to 18.87 for pork. 1045 : for lard and 9-90 ror WHEAT Open. High. ribs. Low. Close. Dec .. .. .. 83 84. -83 84 May:..' ..'.. 89 90 89 90 'July . . . r .. .. 87 : 87 87 87 CORCV - - .. Dec . '. v . ! 47 48 47 . 48 'May:.':.".. -48' 48". ! 47' 48 : July 49 49l ' 48Ts 49 OATS : ' . r - 'Dec . .V -.. ..: 30- ' 31- '30 31 '.May...... .. 32 32 - 32 32 .July. 32' .32, ,t 32 32 PORK r . r - . .Jan-.:.- .,.f... 19.17 19.40. .19.12 i9.37 ; .May; -. .. .. 18.55 ,18.70 18.52 18.70 LARD . :;. Dec .V .. .. 10. 87 li.00 10.82 11.00 Jan ..; .( 10.57 -10.67 10.52 10.65 MaWI. .. .,10.15 10.25 .10.12 10.25 Jan . . May . 10.-23 , 9.90 10.30 9-97 10.17 9.85 10.30 9.97 . r Chicago Cash Grain. .CHICAGO, Dec. 2. Wheat No. 2 red 99 . to 1.01; No. 2 hard 85 to 86; No. 1 Northern 85 to 86; No. 2 Northern 83 to 84; No, 2 .spring 83 to 84; velvet chaff 79' to 84; ' durum -80 to 88. 1 Corn No. 2 yellow, old, 57 to 59. Oats No." 2 white 34 to 34 standard 32 to 33. Rye No." 2 63. Barley 45 to 75. i .. Timothy i seed 3.O0 to 3.90. Clover seed 10.00 to 18.00. . BRIBES. '- t Mr. E. E. Hanks, representing the Virginia Bridge & Iron Company, has completed a tentative survey and Inspection of the . premises" on . the Catawba which is to be spanned by a bridge connecting Mecklenburg and Lincoln counties and has returned to headquarters at Roanoke, Va. The Vork is to be completed in nine months' time. The material for the structure will be shipped to Cornel ius and hauled from that point to the scene of operations. The condition of Rev. J. M. Grie'r, T. D. of Concord who is seri ously ill at the Charlotte Sanatorium with typhoid . fever, does not improve. . ANOTHER SCHEME TO BEAT ' . !. ' HIGH COST OF LIVING. : : TV- " - - i .NEr YORK, Dec . 2. The estab lishment of city markets at which food, products shall be sold ' bjJ auc tion ' to : retailers and consumers Is recommended for the high cost of llv ing proposed by a committee of Co lumbla.; graduate "students .whl.ch t has been making an extended Inquiry, into the subject. This scheme, the "com mittee believes, 'is the best means of cutting down unnecessary costs in dis tribution -as it" would d. away with the jobbers. REPRESENTATIVE WEBB'S . DAUGHTER IS ILIi. ; (Special to The Chronicle.) WASHINGTON, Dec. 2. Represen tative .Webb received a telegram this morning saying that his little daugh ter, ? Elizabeth', is ill with scarlet fever at Shelby. . . - STYLE , QUAlSTY, WORKMANSHIP ALL GTJARAN- -yr , , "Teed.,.:: .;"... ' :- : v f Our: line of fine winter fabrics" has ' never been surpassed in this rcit. : We ars showing everything .that-is ;new and nobbvi And remember, the GIBSON-WOOLLEY WOR KM A N S KIP , AND-; JIT. go with every" suit. . . , - . CftST!ORiA'-' For Infants and Children. Tt3 Kind You Hara kfaiji B::gtit j9 Bears the 1 signature of GREAT MUSICAL FETE WILL BE GIVEN HERE M'hpplntf P MnilPal ACCnpiflfinn 1 vuua.vuv . huuiuui -1 nuvwuiuiiuu Arranges For Three Splendid ' ' Concerts ; 1 Three artists' - concerts are to he given in . Charlotte . during the Winter under the auspices ; of - the Charlotte Musical Asso.ciatioiw which has just announced , the .engagements of Eu gene Ysaye, the .world's premier vio linist, ' McCormac'ki ' the great Irish tenor,' and' "Genee; the wonderful dancer : with a r "corps, de Ballet." This series represents one of the finest programs that hasever been given in a Southern city. ' . . The first event ' will ; be the appear ance of Ysaye December 31 accom panied by Madam Olizka, Russian prima donna, contralto and - one of the world's first vocalists. . She has sung with the ' Imperial National Opera, at ' St. .Petersburg, National ' operas - of'; Germany an Italy and has been decorated by 'four of Europe's leading rulers and show ered with other marks of recognition. America .now claims her as. a mem ber of the Metropolitan, Chicago and Philadelphia Opera Companies. The Columbia people have her signed for exclusive .-records of her beautiful singing. . ' ... The second concert will be given by Mr. McCormack February 4, just prior to Lent. Many prefer his -voice with its sweetness to Caruso's. He is ..one of the greatest concert attractions ' in the World today. He is a pronounced favorite ' With the King of England and -his : every r appearance, , either; in concert or .. opera, assures large and enthusiastic audiences. Miss ' Alice Preston, lyric soprano,- will assist on the program. ' She is & member of the New York "400" and a most beautiful singer. The. American pianist, Spencer, Lloyd, will be the accompanist. " Easter week will ' be featured by the third and last, the attraction of Genee, recognized , as the foremost dancer " in the country. She is ap pearing this week at the Metropolitan in New" York and her success Is re garded as phenomenal. "In order to secure this trio of at tractions, it was necessary for the musical association to raise a guar antee fund of $6,000 and-the follow ing naced ' citizens of the city readily went-to the rescue of -those-who .have been in charge of all .the, arrange ments: Messrs. D. A." "Tompkins, C.;A. Bland, A. J. Drapre. H. M. McAden, John M. Scott, E. W. Thompson, W. F. Dowd, Dr. J. F. Robertson, R. H. Jordan & Co., W. S. 'Alexander. S.' B . Alexnnder r Jr, Ralphs Van ; Land, ingham, Robt. Lassiter, Vinton Lidr dell. R. L. Keesler, C. B. . Bryant, F. O.. Haley JrTJv:. S. Leto?. V, Tay lor," S. W. ' Cramer, 5 C: :C HtfttkTW; G.-'Rogers, V. J ; Guthery, David Ov ens, P. S. Gilchrist, Frank Purcell, J. L. Staten, Dr. J. P. Matheson, J. M. Woolley, John C. Watson, F. C. Abbott. W. H. Belk, P. H. McMahon, A. M. Spong, Dr. C . ' G. ' McManaway, E. D. Puett, E. V. Patterson, A. I. Glascock, . : C . ... H , , Wilmoth, . -Charles W. Parker, C O. Kuester, O. L. Barringer, E." B. " Moore, J. Leak Spencer, Thomas Griffith, H. C. Long, J. H. Cralghlli, George R. Bell. J. Frank Wilkes, J. O- Gardner, C. W. Norman, W. : W. Graham, E. P. Tingley, W . E . - Parker, C . A. ' Wil liams, W. R. Foreman,-T. M. Shel ton, Julian R. Little, E.. D. Latta. W. A. Reynolds, H. J. Zehm, J. H. Mayes. You. Ml , ; ;.,""'.. lms ciassined: ad was ' ' ' published in The-Cbrbmcle'. ." ". . at 4 p. m. , . ; ' 1 -v - ' .1 FOR SALE Remington 12 gauge, . double barrel hammerless shot' gun ' . - with leather case," both In first-Class - ' 1 ' -i' : ' condition.- p., O. Box 82. City. 23-lf.. ' ; , . r . At 7 p. m theVadvertiser -, . had a letter froni a pifos. v pective purchaser in GaS-, tonia, N. C '. . - - That's Proof Enough For You to Try Chronicle Want Ads Fot Results IPetiiniy Onp Cent a Word for Each Insertion. No Ad Taken ' ' ' . for less than 10 Cents. CASH IN WANTED WANTED-r An invalid's chair,. Ad , dress J. C. M., care- Chronicle. x v.- -', ' : .- 30-2t WANTED Two or . three rooms wanted, either furnished or unfur nished, suitable for light housekeep ing. Pv O. Box 927.- 2-lt WANTED-Boarders." or - boys - preferred. North Church street.- Young" girls Appiy 614 FOR SALE. FOR SALE Gentle horse and good second-hand surrey.' Call at 412 West Hill street. . .,' - .30i2t FOR SALE- Four houses and lots. Sugar Spring Hill,- easy terms. Apply John Sims, .Brooklyn. Restau rant corner First . and "Caldwell streets. 2 -It FOR SALE! 150 acres good farming land,. 6-room house. and out build ings, well " " timbered, good water, churches and school - close. D. H. Wlilard, Marion, N. G.. R 2 Box 28. 18-24t FOR SALE A Fourth Ward resi dence,. Tenth avenue, .on car line. Most desirable location. House ' sub stantially built, 'slate roof. Recently Painted; TiJight' rooms besides. Mich-, en. bath, room andx butler's' pantry, China 'closet built in' dining room. One 'or the best neighborhoods In the city. V Pricee and terms s,;reosonable N. M. Lawrence. 'Phone 2075-JJ LOST-O LpST rGray. overcoat , itfladl?r F converitlori at 'AudIt6riurt;KLT "RefuriS rti to . Chronicler office.' 4 :fcs-,v.2wlt LOST A ladies' tan silk rain coat, bearing inside mark "Ladies Victor Tailoring Co; of Chicago." Left at some place Thursday, November.-21.. Reward if returned to care Chronicle. .' LOST cameo breastpin with ladles head on it, ' Thursday evening, please return to Chronicle "office. MISCELLANEOUS. CINDERS FREE to any one who will haul them away at once. ' Apply engine room, Observer office,; - JUDGE-MAKES A c STRONG CHARGE (Continued from page 1). ' . $300 or more when -the -bona- was raised and that he is out to . this ex tent already -for skipping his - bond, the loss finally -falling, upon him..- - - The court this morning ' went over the call docket and many cases were continued until the next term. - Juror W. A. - Freeman -was canea -and failed to - answer, and the . court - ordered a fine of $40 imposed. . 2t. is probable that the absent Juryman, . However, will repder his reasons to the cpur later for his failure to respond to his name this morning when the Jury' list was called by the clerk. t The second . Jury case . was. that against; Walter Gordon, Will Jant and others, charged with assault. Mr. F. M. Redd represents the defendants and was addressing the jury in this case when the midday recess was ordered ' by Judge Webty. ' N A case of much local interest -' on the court calendar is that in wihch MT. Paul Chatham Is charged with blocking a' highway,'. It being alleged that the road had been .torn up or blocked because -of ; operations la connection with the building of the, line tOi the Chatham BSptates' over ona year ago. The case Is now In th higher court on appeal from-a magl&r trate's court. COMMERCIAL . OAS MEN IN ATLANTA . . ' - . -' ; ATLANTA, Dec. 2. Delegates from practically every . State In the -Union are expected to attend the eighth an nual convention of the. National Com mercial Gas Association which will begin here Informally , tonight with the opening of the 'exhibits to ' the public. The regular; program which, will Include . addresses upon,, .the, manufacture of gas, win commence tomorrow. The making oi report- end: -the- election at -otnoers wiu do, the .chief business- of the first days session. .Charted,! Bolman of St. Iioula preflldent of the aasoclatton, srfllCpreside at the oowmttoiu. ; The inaAatm will - end - Saturday. , .. 'Ktmaia Tfetn EUdfirTr Petiole mf Jdsey - H -fre Just the help 30avW . peeuteBea W .tone, ana sttentten tha-W0B $laddrnd reffttiate thato aetioSW John Maaslerv StreatoiVillW aaysj "I eel btt..and stronger .thaxnr! hv for many years, and -Feleyjl&dney . Pills did it,' Bowen's sprajf Store ' SATUlMf: .. T mm ADVANCE BUSINGS TOPICS Business Notes of Interest and Worth Careful Reading By Chronicle Readers ; THE GEM Hotel an q Cafe, ' up-to-date room seating 100 . persons. dining ' . T . V. counter unequaled in South. - Con veniently located on South rTryon street. Strictly European. PARISIAN IVORY ... , - --- COMBS BRUSHES. AND 3HRRORS REESE A ALEXANDER Druggists. ' r ' "HOLIDAY GIFTS" - Pocketbooks, Bill Books, Coin Pursesv Card Cases, Cigar and ' Cigarette Cases all in leather of a superior -quality. Jas. P. Stowo & Co. Fanpy Porto Rico Molasses The. finest to . be. had.. ; On tap, any quantity. We sell 'Red Velya,, Pea cock, and Karo in cans. W. M. CROWELL Phone '1082.- - 200 'EV Morehead St. ; ; ;-n QFFXCE. -3f OVEXl. :" . '.Office &C Charlotte ' Brass Works and stock of "plumbers .Supplies moved to East ' Fifth ' street, in the rear of; Armour & Co. . ' Bring . us'.your; ; f crap J brass and, copper. '. '-.' V'; ' , - JSASIAypTE . BRASS WORKS V ' .J. A. Bradford, Mgr. TO the few who 'are not our cus tomers we repeat there Is no better flour made than Dan Valley. - .Make a..chaMge . and buy. Dan Val ley it will bring results and that ia what you want and what we want. American 'Brokerage & Warehouse :Co. Phone 1578 .C ; Distributors - KHiLS INRTANTTiT' Bed Bugs, Roaches, Lice and all In sects Worrell's Vermlngo. Use with' a' spray. Sold ,' ' at J. L. Eagle's (2) stores 25c per bottle. ' " Myers. Street-.Pharmacy-' Phono 2S7 32 S. College Phones 685-688. NATTJTRE'S, OWN LAXAT1V12. FIGSEN TABLETS.. . The Ideal Laxative. Takes the .place of Calo-. mel. Tastes like 'Candy. - 10 and 2f cents size.-''. .- . '. : -- ' . TRION DRUG CO. Phones 21 and 22. . . . , 11 N. Tryon DR. GEORGE ; L DENNIS ; V .Dentist Class 05 1 University of 'Maryland PHONE $002. :a . OFFICE 702 Commercial '; Bank Building. DR. A. J. . LITTLE 7 1 Osteopath, Nervous and Stomach Dlseasea. -'''. : '- f'f.' '.'" f" " f''' ' 607-flOS Realty Boildfrix. MR. C H. iriUIOTH STRICKEN llflTB PARALYSIS SATURDAY! Mr C. H. -Wilmoth, -the popular Charlotte mianager of the StlefE Mualo House, who wis ptrlcken with paraly--sis on hlf way to the races Saturday ' afternoon. Is. Improving slowly, hard ly percepUbly. . tfx Wilmoth . had , been. In bad health all, the Fall and this It the first affliction'" of ."this char actor' that has cdmeV'crver tiim. He was stricken in his automobile when about a mile ' from the race track and phy sicians were - sufpmonel from the grandstand after Jho' had been driven on to the gates of the fair grounds.; He wa brought-back to his home af. ter ibeing given temporary treatment Many friends j lot the -city r sympathUs! with him lnthla.idlsc,eis . and wilt wish for htnv-aa-atiy rooovery. When you' have' a .bilious attack give Ch&ir.borlans Tablets' a trlaL They araf excelled -Fot.alebK. all .dealers. . .. , OEM
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