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JANUARY 21, i9l7 !!:.! SUNDAY INSHRANfE The Charlotte News j i i i it if ! f- if . U 5 ' f. 4 ft it j I III ! t ! i I ? 5 i I ill i -1 ; . - ; j f i ! - I i if : n II if; 1 1 i ! f J J ;t i hi I Ml I ! f 1 1 I ii t i" i ! ! 1 ll VALENTINES This is to announce the fact that we are now ready with all the party "fixin's." Place Cards TaUy Cards Favors Paper Napkins Crepe Paper Bon Bon Boxes Lunch Seta .'. Kewpiea and lots of suitable Valentine Gifts. ' Brockmann-Legerton Co. (Incorporated.) THE POPULAR SHOP 224 S. Tryon. 'Phone 1397 POSSIBILITY OF ATTACK WORRIES British and French. West Indies Fear Germans Will Attack Them. New York, Jan. 20. Possibility of an attack on the ports of the British and French West Indies by a German raider has created alarm among offi cials and residents of the islands and every possible precaution for defense is being taken by the authorities, ac cording to the Rev. J. Henry. Cart wright, of London, England, who ; ar rived here today on the British steam ship Parima from West Indian ; ports. Mr. Cartwright has just completed" a tour of the islands ' as representative of the English Wesleyan missions board. He said reports of the raider in Southern trade routes' were received there just before Christmas. At that time there was at Trinidad the British transport- Magallena loaded with West Indian recruits ready to sail for Eng land. On receipt of news of the raider the troops were disembarked and scat tered throughout the island to strengthen the defense of the port. The Magadalena he added left Trinidad un der cruiser escort and it was reported to him that she had taken refuge In ( Martinique. "Lights tn the towns and cities are forbidden," Mr. Cartwright said. "In addition, lighthouses and light buoys along the coast have been darkened and all vessels leaving port are warned to look out for hostile ships." HENRY HACKNEY HEATING AND PLjMBING. Day Phone 3571 Night 'Phone 1109-J. We Make Paint In addition to carrying a full line of Masury Paint, we also have a small . manufacturing plant and make paint for the consuming trade. . Ezell-Myers Co. 12 and 14 West 5th. Phone 765. PLUMBING! HEATING! Supplies for Everything for Water Systems. HACKNEY BROTHERS CO. No. 6 West 5th Street. Phone 293-294 ' T& 1 effectlre la treatise if unnatural discharges; I I r palalesa.non poisonous l I I and will not stricture. SOLD BY DSCafilBTS. Parcel Post It desired Price , or S bottles 12.75, rna evans cheAicalco Cincinnati, o. Mm First Prize $15Elwood Whaley, Lumberton, N. C. . Second Prize $10 Miss Sadie W. Grier, Charlotte, N..C. Third Prize $5Vlrs. J. T. C halmers, Charlotte, N. C. ; Nearly two hundred advertisements from all parts of the Csrolihas were submitted and nearly all showed such familiarity with the subject, originality, forcefulness and literary, merit as to make it very -hard to choose between them. , . . . j-. To th6se who won we extend o ur congratulations and hope to have the pleasure of meeting. them personally when they call to claimx their reward. - . " : ; , r --r': To those who did not win we want to express our sincere appre ciation of the splendid work they have done. ' ' Many of the advertisements' were masterful and showed that the writers possessed talent of a high order that is needed in the great field of publicity and if cultivated and developed, would probably lead to distinction and rich rewards. We shall watch with interest the careers of those whose work has brought them so favorably to our notice, arid shall be surprised if some time in the future we fail to find that their achievements have justified our predictions for their success. ; ' that yields returns whetfe jrc me or not. p0r with a policy in one of iix&u-wass companies We represent, there is a feei ing of protection that alone worth more than the cost of the insurant n..,- : safe and be safe by ordering Sottthetn Real Estate, Loan & Trust Co. UN I Km ptim Mil George Stephens, President B. N. Duke, W. S. Lee, Vice Presi dents W. H. Wood, Secretary and Treasurer J. E. Davis, Asst. Secretary and! Treasurer V . P. Ci Whittock, Trust Officj : V: partment '. ' . ' . :: '4 ; Av - Our Christmas Savings ;'-:;'-;.dnb:is':Stin Open You are cordially invited to come in and get a pass book. A few cents will open an account. 4 PER CENT INTE TEST PAID ON SAVINGS PEOPLES BANK 1 TRUST COMPANY The Welcome Bank. i C. A. Bland, President. W. W. Robards. CashSef. W. R. Foreman, Vtce-Prtj W- S. Buice, Teller. Strong Bank THE ample capital, surplus and arge re sources of this bank, together with its prudent management, make it one of the strong est financial institutions in the State. Firms, corporations and .individuals appreciate the ad vantages afforded by; its complete equipment and unexcelled service. ; 4 per cent PER ANNUM PAID ON SAV- INGS and Certificates. - Capital and Surplus. ... ... . . .... .$500,000.00 Merchants andlFaraei-s National Bank . OFFICERS GEO. E. WILSON, President. W. C; WILKINSON, Vice President & Cashier. . .a: j J NO: B. ROSS, Vice President " . J. A. STOKES, Teller. M. n Two-story. 10-room house with 2 baths, corner Brevard and 10th III Small cash payment and balance $33.00 to XiT 1 streets, on car line and near public school. (r-frr 4.1, Ann Ana W At 11 11 TO Sl (IWl F Former owner leaving town. Will sell at a bargain. See $5U.UU per mpntn. uDP(S (fijini ( OlD II 1 Sl flKQS TRADERS' LAND COMPANY W . v t W . nni vUUllvjf ii vuiUlii iiilUiivyi 22 E.5th sl . - ; . , ; , Phone-530 fjiarloftv onsoli1at3 1 Coistrfl:toi (joiiOT i ' I : ' - - ' - ' ' Phone 155 The collection of a debt, a paid off mortgage, an inheritance, or an unusually profitable sale may leave money on your hands which you are : at a loss to place for the moment. Follow the ex ample of leading; business men by investing temporarily in one of ' our Certificates 'of ; Deposit in ahy amount drawing 4 per cent in-, terest from date if left three months or longer. : riotte National Barak Assets Over $2,500,000.00. John M. Scott,' Prest . W. H. ; Twitty. Cashier. C W. Butt, Asst Cashier; OFFICERS: ,W. J. Chambers, V. Prest.' J. F. Robertson, V. Prest VV. B. McClintock, Teller; ' R (f It II t22 Solve Your Money Question HE money buestion is n 11 M "round problem for you to solve. ; oaving snouia oe an all the year . , . . rouna naJDit or yours. . If yon have saved you wUl be independent; successful and happy. Put saving off too long and old age will find you, your wife and children, deprived of the necessary comforts -and advantages of the times. ' Saving fortifies you against the future. . it protects you and yours. - Vlr isn't : what you. save,' it's how persistently , you save, that counts. 'Start an account at this bank. ' Southern Lo mi ai in Savings BAiar ' '5E.CURITY SOWEAXO CDURTIDUS TREATMENT 4 It Can't Be Did, Sallie You can't keep down a working , man or woman if you let him or her have access, to the incontrovertible facts furnished. by the MUTUAL B. & L. as to the NET results, of savings investments. Neither can;either fail to- discover ' how tar superior this - method is; above ALL others now in; vogue in Charlotte or elsewhere. ; There, lingers yet on the back streets and alleyways of life a . f ew old cro nies and a few of younger' years who .haven't had the progressive microbe shot into "them or through their crusty hides. ' . - s . '. " ' ' 1 THIS IS 50 PER CENT V i " or more, better than all these schemes that would break into the real business and the rightful domain of the pure, and unadulterated. B. & L. They can't even twinkle as the little stars do in comparison, with the sunlight of the aggressive . Mutual. This is an inviting shop for it makes . for savers vastly more than any other system, and when it .conies to bor rowing money, it cleans up the whole bunch in cheapness of . price when tested by the cold results or tacts ana ngures, wmcn wm noi e xwisieu, neither will they lie concealed. . x :i THE BRETHREN AND THE SISTERS v are a-coming by every conveyance and at all hours! They're bound to "jine Keesler's band" for it makes the sweetest music of all. the tooters in this weary vald of tears. Now, Sallie, we're going to, keep the Jan. series open for a while so that all you vile sinners, if repentant,' can get in. Doing the business, .old girl, so get a move on you or drop out ot the pro cession. ..." )' - - ' . : . E. L. KEESLER; Sec. & Teas. Phone 344. : : L 25 S.( Tryon SL FOR RENT i t 8 rooms 805 N. College St. (furnished) . . . ... 8 rooms 21 r 1-2 W,. Trade St. over Raleigh Cafe. 6 rooms 205 Tenth Ave.,' apartment 6 rooms 504 Clement Ave 6 rooms 401 1-2 W. 11th St.... .... 6 rooms 310 W. 11th St. . . ... . .... .... 5 rooms 208 "E. Vance St: . : ..,............ ..' ..... ... .... 4 rooms 605 N.- Brevard St. (apartment).. .. .'. 6 rooms 1413 E.. 5th St .i... .......... .... ..r. 8 rooms No. Jl-WLiddell Si..., I;...".!.'.:. T;.-:; .... 5 rooms 2nd floor, splendid bath room, 1027 1-2 E..7th St.. ... . . ; 4 rooms 710 N. Davidson St. . . : . ..... . . . . ,. 16-room restaurant No. 1029 N. .Tryon St.' (furnished).... ...v.. Store room 233 N. Tryon St., will make 'alteration and changes for suitable lessee.i . Store room No. 4 S. Church St..- i $35.00 30.00 '30.00 25.00 20.00 - 20.00 16.00 18.00 15.00 18.00 . 8.00 10.00 30.00 25.00 J.;ARTHUR' MENDERS Phone 583. ; , ' ' ' ' " - ' " "- '. .219 ON N. .Tryon St. Makes Baking Easy The New High Oven Pehin sul Range ar is tho.very latest design in a Range for wood or, coal. No stooping to bake, oven is handy for nat ural reach.' Let us show you. 1 1 ctausiam 221 S. Tryon Street. Co. ELIZABETH AVENUE . HOME Good lot and garuu, ' bungalow in first-class condition. ... lie LOUISE AVENUE HOME Close to 7th Streetthe Dn Squ to recently taken in exchange, will sell at cosi. .... y given in the Spring haVe , . .. -l Wilmoore, ".te SOUTH TRYON STREET At tne enuuw for gale 0 j - . handsome new homes, soon to be completed, ioi WILMOORE DRIVE -New modern five-room bungalows $2500 ABBOTT No. 1002 Commercial Bank Bldsu II ti
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