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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS FEBRUARY l1( FRIDAY nr ssjsc UPS IfcTlnker Stone' tyCarlysleli Holcomb, TINKER BOB'S FAREWELL. "All right," said Tinker Bob to Lady Duck, "everything is now ready and all we have to do now is bid farewell to the Bats and the Alligators, then we will go on our way to the land where we can see some of our old friends of the forest. We must hurry." "Quack, quack," said Lady Duck, "the Gators are all coming this way How to Banish Piles Thousands Bless Dr. Leonhardt, the Physician Who Discovered a Com mon Sense Remedy. If you think that the surgeon's knife is the only method of escape from the misery of piles, it's because you haven't heard of the new treatment known as Dr. Leonl-ardfs HEM-KOID. The Doctor's treatment is int'-rnal. By experimenting for years he discov ered the exact cause of piles and then went further and compounded a remedy that would remove the cause. Dr. Leonardt wants every sufferer to benefit by his discovery and so that there will be no doubting or delay J. P. Stowe & Co., and all druggists are au thorized to sell HEM-ROID with guar antee that it will do as stated or money On that honorable basis every suf ferer should secure a nackage of Dr. Leonhardfs HEM-ROID today. and the Bats are all singing a squeal ing song about their new leader." "What in the world are all of the Gators coming here fer?" asked Tinker Bob as he gathered up the things that were so necessary to the trip he and Lady Duck were going to make. No one could have answered the ques tion but the Gators themselves. But th9 truth was that they were coming toward him, all of them, led by the fellow whose teeth had dropped out of his mouth when Tinker had tapped the Stone of Knowledge. When they came close enough Tinker Bob spoke to the leader and said: "Pray tell me what does all of this mean?" He waited some time for an answer, but that was not strange for they were slow creatures. "Oh. this is a tribe of friends who come to bid you farewell," said the big fellow leading them. Then they be gan to sing. We sing to the King of the forqst Tlte boldest, bravest King, Of the children who live in the forest Of his glorious deeds we ing. Tinker Bob was much pleased to hear the great creatures of the Lake sing a eong in his honor. For this song he dropped into the mouth of each alliga tor a lump of sugar made from the sap of the great Northern maple tree. They were so happy with this sugar that they wanted the King to take them along with him where they could have sugar Our Retail Shop is a Model of Cleanliness and Convenience, Where the Best Products of the Baker's Skill Are Displayed and Sold by Young Saleswomen, Whose Courtesy, considera tion and Promptness Assures Delightful Selections Bakery Products OF SUPREME GOODNESS Our bread and pastry proves the sincerity of our claims to quality. The taste is as gratify ing in its deliciousness as the appearance is wholesomely inviting. In every product of this bakery is , HEALTH HAPPINESS STRENGTH When we say "it is fresh" you know it is, for we have it hot right out of the oven. - BARKER'S BAKERY 29 N. Tryon St. Phone 3632 We sing to the King of the forest The boldest, bravest King, Of the children who live in the forest Of his glorious deeds we sing." all the time. "You would not want to leave the j i beautiful Lake that has cared for you all these years, and go. into a strangs land where you have no friends and where the water is cold and many times has ice upon it. You would not be hap py' "We will go anywhere with you, O, King," they cried together. This only goes to show that wherey Tinker Bob goes the great and 6mall creatures of the Forest learn to love him. Even the great Alligator wanted to go with him to the Land of the Great Forest. "I cannot take you along with me, but sometime I will come again to see you and bring you. some more sugar." Then something happened. "Tinker had been told by Old Man Experience that every creature had a heart and could feel hurt and could cry and laugh. Well, the Alligators began to cry, and their tears were so large that where they fell on the pebbH' beach they made little waterfalls that trickled in tiny rills back into the lake. Next The King Meets a New Fellow. COMPUTER MAY BE CARRIED IN POCKETJ A computing machine that can be carried in ; the vest pocket, instead or being so big and heavy it has to ba rolled about an office on rollers, is a novelty that is being displayed by George W. Pritchett. The device consists of a flat tin-boxlike arrangement, three inches long and two inches wide and not mere than a fourth of an inch thick, with rows - of figures like an adding ma chines Instead of a lever that is jerk ed back and forth to sum up the tab ulations, the point of a lead pencil may be used to slide a single numeral into a space at the foot of the column of figures. A small key -like attachment sets the machine for new tabulations, when one computation is made, and also sets it for multiplying or dividing and subtracting. 6 MONEY We can secure loans on homes in Charlotte, Gastonia, High Point and Salisbury at 6 Per Cent. No ; commission or renewal charge. Loans secured promptly. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY J. PERRIN QUAELES, Manager. J. W. THOMSON, Jr. PAUL. M. SHERRILL. II. H. LAW, Jr. Representatives 1107 Realty Building. Phone 413 GERMANS WORK FEVERISHLY. Rome, Feb. 11. In an interview Tues day, the German minister to Italy, Herr Gossler, declared that the Berlin au thorities - were working feverishly day and night in drafting counter-proposals to the allied reparations claims to show the impossibility of Germany meeting the demands. Regardless of the volume of business we invite you to test the service of this strong, fast growing, service giving bank. It is the ambition of the American Trust Company to broaden the scope of its helpfulness so as to make every depositor feel that he or she is receiv ing the greatest possible value that a bank can give in BANKING RESPONSIBILITY, FRIENDLINESS, HELPFULNESS t It is this Bank's steadfast purpose to make every de positor a friend, while keeping its activities in step with changing ideas in the world today. This Bank 'is bend ing all its efforts to conduct its affairs in such a manner that the specific service it renders will hold friendliness as a distinct and individual feature in the minds of those with whom it is privileged to have business re lations. "Service" first, last and always regardless of the volume of your business" here. h A ifiGncaxi Trust Coisipany V CHARLOTTE, N. C. Member Federal Reserve System- Capital, Surplus and Profits, $1,800,000.00 . W. H. WOOD, President. T. E. Hemby, Vice President Geo. Stephens, Vice President W. S. Lee, Vice President John G. McNichols, Vice Pres. M. A. Turner, Vice President J. E. Davis, Sec. and Treasurer H. L. Davenport, Asst. Sec and Treasurer. ' R.D. . Hawkins, Asst. Secv and Treasurer. v P. C. Whitlock, Trust Officer. John Fox, Asst. Trust Officer. BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON Chronic Coughs and Per sistent Colds Lead to Se rious Lung Trouble. You Can Stop Them Now With Creomulsion, an Emulsified Creosote That is Pfeasant to Take. A New Medical Discovery With Twofold Action. Soothes and Heals the In flamed Surface and Kills the Germ. Endorsed by Highest Authorities. Money Refunded If Any Cough or Cold, No Mat ter of How Long Stand ing, is Not Relieved After Taking According to Directions. THE FINE FOR BUILDING UP , SYSTFM AFTER COLDS OK THE FLU. Of all known drugs, "Creosote is recog nized by the medical fraternity as the greatest healing- agency for the treat ment of chronic coughs and colds and other forms of throat and lung troubles. Creomulsion contains, in addition to creosote, other healinj? elements which soothe and heal the inflamed membrane and stop the irritation and inflamma tion while the creosote goes on to the stomach, is absorbed ir,to the lolood. -attacks the seat of the trouble .nd de strysvthe germs that, lead to consump tion. ' Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfac cry in the treatment of chronic -jcuhs and' colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhal bronchitis and other forms of throat and lung diseases, and is excellent for building up the system after colds or the flu. Increases appetite and body weight. Ask your aruegist. (Adv.) 1 LOOK HERE AXMINSTER DRUGGETS 9x12 $47.75 Just about one-half of the regular price A. good selection of terns. pat- KLUTZ FURNITURE CO. WE WANT TOUR BUSINESS 12-26 N. College St. . Phone 373 Union National Bank CHARLOTTE; N. C v Your banking business invited. We, offer every courtesy and accommodation consistent with Safe" Banking. . Safety; Deposit Boxes for rent $1.50 per annum and up according to size. $1.00 will start a savings account. 4 per cent compounded every three months. H. M Victor, Prest. D P. Tillett, Cashier F. D. Alexander V. Pt. A. G. Trotter, Asst. Cash WAREHOUSE Located witliin two blocks of IndenenrU square ior rem, ,uv eeu noor space, gt" ; iiaiif Vivvawx UJ;j..."w w,, wwiu vv il lull O'ivJ $125 per month oh long lease to desirable tena rtftTTrnTTrinxT T)f AT PCfPATFI? T H AT p nvr-r, CAPITAL $75,000 ,..T,,V r.. UKPU'S, tft. 4 South Tryon St. . ; -TF Phone 23l Enrn A u I rk 1 Ij We have several very attractive homes which we . can offer at the present market value, and if you are in terested in buying a home we will be very glad to show you what we have. This department is in charge of T. P. Rhyne. His time and service are yours for asking. Let us know your wants and we will try and supply them. THE CAROLINA COMPANY W. P. Wilkinson, President. Insurance ' Building Hauling 328 S. Tryon St. Phones 609 and 1430 There is no longer any question- of the value of a light, pneumatic-tired truck in any business. What now should be considered is REO. ; FOREMAN-KING ' MOTOR CO. ll. k SERVICE No motor car is better than the service the dealer or distributor can and does give. This distributor realizes only through an unex celled service can the full value of the Nash cars and trucks predomi nating in their fields be enjoyed by" the 6wner. ASK NASH OWNERS OF NASH SERVICE Carolinas Nash Motors Companj DISTRIBUTORS 824 N. Tryon Street. Charlotte, N. C, ur New Banking House ' h We are now occupying our new banking room on Trade Street, which with our old-quarters gives us ample room foi- takng care of a rapidly increasing business. In every respect we are suitably equipped to give prompt and satisfactory service. On the Trade street side we will handle only commercial accounts both receiving and paying Notes and Exchange. Also - attractive public quarters for ladies' ise, as vrell as a private room, handsomely fitted up, for use of. our customers and friends. Tryon Street side will be used for our Savings Department, general bookkeeping, la dies' private room with private telephone, insurance department and trust department After some alterations in the latter room we will be glad to open our new quarters, informally to the public, for inspection. ' t&2-ji fh E. O. Anderson, Vice President W. A. Watson, Vice' President V. M. Long, Vice President led 1 HP eoeicieiice irnsi omDanv CHARliOTTE, N. C. Member Federal Reserve System. CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND PROFITS OVER $1,600,000.00 OFFICERS J .H. Wearn, Chairman of Board J H Little, President v E. E. Jones, Cashier R. .S. Smith, Asst. Cashier . Thos. P. Moore, Asst. Cashier A. R. Surratt, Assistant Cashier ' - ' I ., . , - IIM I I Ml ' " -"a II ft HOMES FOR SALE Splendid six-room house on East Fourth street. Large lot 66 feet front by 140 feet deep. Cash payment $1,000 .. .$5,750.00 Good five-room house East Fifth street, near Fox street, good neigh borhood, cash payment $500 $3,600.00' Fiverpom house on East - Fourth . street, near McDowell, can be bought on attractive terms, with $350 cash. ........ .$2,950.00 INVESTMENTS. "We have listed several attractive pieces of investment property in uptown business . property and ; in both white and colored tenant property. If you are interested in investing in real estate it will be to your advantage to , look into what we have to offer. Will be glad to talk over the matter .of real estate investments with you without any obligation on ' your part. - Home Real Estate & Guaranty Co. . J. ARTHUR HENDERSON, President. 219 North Tryon Street. . ; . Phone . 580 YOU WOULDN'T HEED logical advice and many North Carolinians and Qharlotteans have been severely bitten in promiscuous stock buying. Many papers and the mails have been overflowing, with rotten offerings, and there's always a fair percentage of gullible men. and women trying to get something for nothing. Lightning finally hits the duck who seeks wealth without work, and cleans him up good and strong. THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA has recently forbidden 33 of the stock aeting concerns to offer their stuff in this state. Some of them belong right here in. Charlotte. But, Mabel, Dear; fools multiply, and ' Confederate money could ' be sold to some wise financiers' in Charlotte before sunset of this very day. WHEN THINGS ERE IN . A WEAVING WAY you were advised-to 'save. You didn't do Tt. Look around you today 400 stock sellers in North Carolina are out of a job, The Woolen Industry had 52 per cent; less employees in December, 1919, than in December, 1918; Hosiery and under wear 61 per cent; men's clothing-38 per cent; boots and shoes 31 per cent-' silk, 21 per cent, Automobiles 31 per, cent . These articles are going lower andv lower, and the bottom is not in sight. ' ' : 2,000 EMPLOYEES of the Norfolk and Western will bo laid off Saturday, 2,500 of one division alone of the Pennsylvania are laid off. How much did they save when they were picking it off the .trees?. Too late now. but a lesson, cruel and lastinsr has been taught. ' - ' !. THE MUTUAL B. & L. v would have saved every sdul , of them, ' but, drunk .with plenty, they neither saw nor thought. . ." -: ' CEASE BEING A FOOL and buy our January Shares which earn 6 per cent, non- taxable. Prepaid shares for lump sums, at $72.50, 6 per cent, no taxes. $100.QO shares which earn 5 per cent net per annum, interest twice a year. . .r- " LISTEN TO ME, MABEL, , If you still want. 4 per cent and it taxed to, death when 6 free as the air you breathe, is at your nose in. our shares, then, for the love of Mike get a blind mule' to. kick you in the stomach. A . E. L. KEESLER, Secretary and Treasurer Phone 314 ., . . 25 South Tryon St, HIDDEN MONEY Persons who depend upon hiding places about their homes for the safe-keeping of savings run an unusual risk at. this time, when crime is so prevalent through out the ; country. A sum of money in such a place is riot only apt to cause. the loss of the money, but actu ally, endangers the life of the owner. Aside from this, there is a possibility of total loss by . fire, and the fact that such funds are absolutely idle, producing nothing. By depositing your reserve funds with us you abso lutely insure them againt' theft'-and fire, you eliminate the possibility of personal injury, and you receive an income in the form of interest that steadily swells the original amount. The Merchants and Farmers National Bank Capital, $200,000. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Surplus and Profits $400,0011 w Lots 6 on South Tryon street at . 51' 3 on South Mint street at S1'0? 10 on Wftsf: Part AwTiiia $ 83 10 nn Wilmnnro TirUm of ' COfl to V A Y V W"'. ..................... V f yum a opcviai uiacuuui iur CHSQ TO DUyerS WnO Will uuu" '" medium cost Homes to supply the heavy demand in this clos m suburb. , V -i.V ' F G. ABBOTT & COMPANY Real Estate Department, T. M. Abbott, Manager. J. C. Harley, J. N. Boyce, R. B. Street Salesmeru
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