r, THE .CHARLOTTE EVENTNTG CHRON1C5US, TUESDAY, , APRIL 1, 1913.
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Double special values in Children's Hats. Just ' received biff shipment Chil
dren's Hats, values $1,0 to $3.00, special for this week 98c choice. We haVe the
exact- nat oi eacn cut snown oeiow. -. :
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Beansters; And Internationals
Give A Classy Mi-' ;
billon
Children come, bring the whole family. We have
hats for all at underprice. We have six cut price de
partment stores selling same goods for less money. "
Our Shoe business has been great since in Char
lotte. We carry a complete line from the cheapest to
the best and sell them at unusual low prices. Every
pair we sell .makes a customer.
CO.
$4.98
32 E. Trade Street. Next to Charlotte Hardware Co.
'Charlotte ' baseball, patrons Chad an
opportunity "yesterday; afternoon -; of
witnesslner genuine baseball - when, the
Boston Nationals and the, Buffalo In
ternationals faced each other for the
first : big1 exhibition game of 'the season
here. ;The event wagarell played and
abounded -In .Interest an,d an abund
ance of excitement.' ' There , was little
to Choose' between - the vtwo teams.
Botfcu sides were Unable to' doU heavy
pummellng of the pellet on account of
the excellent slab work. of -Frill and
Fulenwider,: toxl Buffalo and Perdue,
the crack .fllnger ot the Braves, who
went through tne entire nine frames.
The pitching "of Fulenwlder, and the
opportune hitting of &ann stood 'put
prominently. , Fulenwlder worked the
last four. innings and. allowed nothing
that resembled a hit. Although a lit
tle wild in spota, he was master of the
moments he reigned, on the eminence.
He. fanned -Titus. Sweeney and ' Jack
son In a row In .the eighth inning and
during-the four Innings he perform
ed a t total 'of six Bdstoriese .whiffed
the atmosphere? Perdue was effective
at all stages, the. first' run off-hlm
being due to an;. error rby Metz, fol
lowed by a Vicious drive which "Marin
made'to ihe right field fence. Agaf n
in the' ninth Inning after McCabe had
singled, Mann " drove him home and
was out himself trying to elongate the
lick into a double. .
Both infields were along in Tine
fashion and played genuine baseball
all the -way through. The crowd was
large' and while not overly demonstra
tive, it showed its enthusiasm at inter
vals, and apparently had a ; fine after
noon of it. '
The same teams pay again this af
ternoon at 8:30' a' clock; V ,
The box score follows:
Boston
McKechnle, If..
Mofanvllle. ss..
Titus, rf.. ..- .
Sweeny, 2b.. ..
Jackson, cf.. ..
Devlin, 3b.. .".
Mets, lb
Rariden, o.. ..
Perdue, p..
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2 0
0
3
4
1
1
11
4
1
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ROMANCE OF THE SEA
Culminates in the Wedding of Bath
ers at Yalm Beach in Surf Bathing
Wedding Costumes.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., April
1. A romance of .the sea, having its
inception some . two weeks ago, when
the parties met for. the first time in
the water, of -the bathing beach, had
its culmination today in a most, orig
inal and novel manner when . Miss
Linda Lund and Mr. 'Frederick Kirch
ner'were united" in the bonds of mat
rimony. The bride was dressed In a hand
some ' silk bathing costume. In her
hair were arranged orange blossoms,
a large bouquet of-which she carried
in her hands. The groom Was like
wise dressed in his bathing suit. The
minister wore . the' ordinary clerical
costume. lAt the appropriate moment
the groom produced., fr.om a myste
rious recessl.of his costume the wed
ding rtng. The minister concluded
the ceremony with placing the ring on
the trembling . finger of the bride,
which was the signal for a mighty
cheer by the crowd.
Cures Old
Sores, Other
Won't Cure.
Remedies
The worst cases, no matter of how Ion
standing, are cured by the wonderftt
f
old reliable Dr. Porter's Antiseptic Heal-
; itig Oil. Relieves pain and heals ;at the
same time. 25c, 50c, $1.00. 2
IFOLLETTE'S BROTHER
GEJTS WASHINGTON JOB,
WASHINGTON, April 1. Although
the White House declined to deny or
affirm the report, it was declared to
day that President Wilson has decided
to papoint William L. LaFollette of
Wisconsin, a brother of Senator La
Follette, to the position of registrar of
wills in the District of Columbia. The
-salary, is 24,000 a year. Mr. LaFol-
Uette has been a lifelong Democrat and
conducted the Wisconsin campaign
for President Wilson. He is ten years
older than his brother. .
NOTICE
By order of the Board
of Aldermen I am author
ized and directed to ad
vertise all property on
which the taxes are not
paid on or before April
10th, 1913.
JOKNTM. WILSON,
City Tax Collector.
FATAL CURIOSITY
Maims .Two Men Who Hammer on
Bombs Left at Florida Fort Since
Civil War Times.
FERNANDINO, Fla, .April If
Having found several bombs In an
old fort near the city, Guieeppi Gian
niamo and Tony Francisno, fishermen,
took one, measuring five Inches in
diameter, to Salvador's fish house on
the wharf today, where they com
menced to investigate, consequently
boh are.- fatally injured, one being,
minus a leg, while the other, had his
arm blown off. The two fishermen
had on several occasions noticed the
old bombs, which had lain Idle since 1
the Civil War. Securing hammers
they commenced to beat on the metal.
Suddenly there was a terrific explo
sion and off went a leg and an arm,
while the roof of the fish house, to
gether with a portion of the side of
the building, went up in the air.
A Daily Thought.
We are coming to welcome, and not
merely to tolerate difference of opin
ion. Paul put the case clearly. "Speak
every man truth with his neighbor;
for we are members one of another."
The first neighborly duty is that of
telling the truth as we see It. t ?s
done not for the purpose of stirring
up strife. -It is to enable us to work
together more intelligently and" there
fore more effectively.
, . Biff alo--Truesdalf,
McCabe, rf..
Mann, If.. ...
Murray, cf.. .
Beck, lb.. ..
CRourke, 8b.,
Roach, ss.. . ..
Gody, c. .'. .
Frill, p.. ... ..
Fulenwlder, p
Totals..
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30 3 5 27 14 1
AB R H PO A B
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The Kind You Have Always Boaffht.
and which has been I
in use fop oyer SO years, has home the Blgrnatore of
, - - ana nas oeen made under hid per-Cfo-l
v sonal supervision since its infancy
Y -CccAC; Allow no one to deceive tou In this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and ' Just-as-g-ood." are hut
Experiments that trifLo with and endang-er the health of
Infants and Clnldren 13erlence : against experiment
What isGSTORlffi
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' CToric, Irops and V Soothing' Syrups. It is pleasant. It f
contains neithef ; Opium, Morphine nor other Harcotio
. substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worma
and allays Feverishness. For. more than thirty years ft;
has been in constant use; for the relief of Constipation 1'
Flatulency. TTind Colic all Teething Troubles- and.
Diarrhoea. , It regulates; the - Stomach and Bowels, '
. assimilates, the Food, giving.healthy and natural sleep.
, The Children's PanaceaThe Mother's Friend.
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In Use For Over oO Years
thc ecMTAuii eowNY. mew Tome emr.
We
With you and we figure right, on any arid all
kinds of Electrical Contracting. Give us a show
ing on your job.
HORNETS NET ELECTRIC COMPANY
11 W. 4th Street.
Phone 088
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Score by Innings
Boston
Buffalo.. ..
.012 000 0003
.100 000 0013
Summary Two-base hits, Moranville,
Sweeney, Jackson, Gowdy and Mann.
Three-base hits, Metz. Base on balls.
Frill 2; Fulenwlder 8; Petfdue 1. Struck
out. Frill 3; Fulenwlder ; Perdue 4.
Wild pitch, Perdue. Sacrifice hits, Metz,
Frill. Hits, off Frill, 5. In 5 Innings;
Fulenwlder, 0 In four innings. Hit by
pitched ball, Devlin by Fulenwlder. Time
of game, 1:40. UmpiresMitchell of Bos
ton, Beebe-of Buffalo. Attendance 1,000.
ORVAIi OVEKAIJj' TO"
BE CUB
TWSBIMR.
CHICAGO, April 1. The new
pitcher recently announced by Presi
dent Murphy as a star player who
would ' briny the Chicago "Nationals,
hurling: staff up to an equality with
the best in the league ie none other
than Orval Overall. Murphy aban
doned secrecy yesterday and said "Or
vie" Overall is the ' man and that he
expected his signed contract within
a few days.
Overall made his last appearance in
a Chicago uniform in the world's se
ries, in 910. After that he refused
to play any more but kept himself in
condition by pitching . in week-end
games around Los Angeles.
-Office of-
The Mechanics Perpetual
Building and loan Association
Me 61st
Is. Mow'
Sen
es
en
Everybody is invited to participate in this se
ries. ' ; '
Books are still open for subscriptions and filing
of applications for loans.
We are always glad to explain our system and
methods: we have nothing to conceal, but are anx
ious for everyone to know about and understand
the Building and Loan plan of saving money and
acquiring a home.
Be a Member of
WE
61st
R. E. Cochrane,
Sect'y. and Treas.
J. if. ; Wearn
President.
303 Rensselaer Avenue
Phone l687L. :
Trustee's Notice. - ;
North CaroHna, '
Mecklenburg County.
Under a power of sale in me vest
ed and contained in a deed ; of trust
executed by I J. Hunter arid E. A.
Sample and wife, Anna E. Sample,
on the 3rd day of July, l&ll, and reg
istered In Book 282, page 628 Regis
ter of Deeds office, said County and
State, .the undersigned Trustee will
expose, to sale for cash to the highest
bidder at the court house 'door In
Charlotte, said County a.nd State, on
the 3rd Monday in April, 1913, being
the 21st day, at 12 o'clock M., the
following described tracts of land:
"That certain lot of land lying and
being in Charlotte Township, . Meck
lenburg County, North Carolina, and
more - particularly ' described "and. de
fined as follows: The two lots known
and designated on the Map of Craig
head, which Map : is registered in
Book 202, pages-622 and 623 in . the
office of the Register of Deeds, as
lota -NoS. 17 and. 19. in Block No. 5
fronting . 60 ieet on Baldwin avenue
and extendingi.back 157 feet to! an
alley; also thetrlght-of-way over the
alleys contiguous to said lots in com
mon "with the vTdther property own
ers In said "block. Being the ' same
lots of land conveyed to ;C.M. David
son by W. C. Maxwell and wife, by
deed recorded in Book" 209, page 60,
said Regitser's office, being subject to
the restrictions set out In said deed.
Also jbeing -. the - same lots conveyed
to T.J. GatUs by said C M.. David
son and wife' by deed duly recorded."
The said sale- is made to liquidate
the 'payment of, money secured by.
said deed of trust, default having
been made. .
This the 18th day of March, 1913.
THOS. W. ALEXANDER,
l8-lawk-4wks Trustee. '
Notice of Charter Election.
"Notice Is hereby given that on
April 18, 1913, an election will be
held In the, City of Charlotte for the
submission to the qualified voters of
the City of Charlotte of two Acts,
one entitled, "An Act to revise the
Charter of the City of Charlotte,"
and the other entitled, "An Act to
provide a .Commission Form of Gov
ernment for the City of Charlotte,"
both ratified by the General Assem
bly of North Carolina on March 6,
1913. A new Registration has been
ordered by the Board of' Aldermen
of the City of Charlotte, v and the
registration books will be kept open
for thirty days preceding the 15th
day of April, 1913."
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If you are repotting
your plants, now is a good
time to buy from our
stock of
Brass Hanging Baskets,
Brass J ardiniers, Brass
Fern Dishes, etc.
Robinson's Book Store
30 West Trade St.
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Day . Phone 75.
Night Phones 1382-J and 1S08
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TO-DAYJ
A Rolling Stone Is Worth Two
in the Bush
' ' By "Bud" Fisher
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