THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 11, 1921.
. :
' CHAftUS F. MARVIN, Chf.
WEATHER CONDITIONS. O
June 11, 1921.
A shallow disturbance that was cen
tral yesterday over Iowa has moved
northeastward to the upper lake3, the
pressure continuing low over southern
Texas.
These conditions have been attended
by showers in most sections of the
cotton belt from the Mississippi val
ley westward, and in the middle Mis
sissippr and Ohio valleys and at scat
tered points in the lake region. Heavy
local rains ranging from 1 to 2.80
inches in central and western Louis
iana and southeastern Texas.
There have also been widely scat
tered showers in the Carolinas, mostly
light except at AsneviHe, where a
rainfall of 1.62 inches occurred yester
day. ,
Temperatures have' been mostly
near the seasonal average in the
cotton belt, and somewhat above nor
mal in most northern districts.
Partly cloudy and warm weather is
indicated for this vicinity tonight and
Sunday, with a possibility .of local
thunder showers Sunday afternoon.
Charlotte Man Has Been
Offered Land Appraiser's
Job With Land Bank.
g ! EDWARD 1VJ. BELL caR
MAIYR APPR ATSF.RU
j. u. Jvuesier, v. yj- amoici ,
into court, come into court as you re
bound to do this day or the fault will
be recorded."
Desk Sereeant J. M. McLaughlin
sang out this court phrase Saturday
I morning when Clarence O- Kuester
j failed to answer to the call of ms
name when a case was hrougnt up
against him of violating the traffic ordi
nances. Mr. Kuester was one of a dozen un
fortunates nabbed by traffic cops Fri
day and summoned to appear before
the rer-ordpr. But the familiar face and
!vnioe of the local booster were missing
when Solicitor Tom Guthrie called out
"Issue a capias and fix his bondit
$25," ordered Judge Laurence jones
Found
anythingin our store at
wholesale prices
Edward M. Bell, prominent Kepubli
can of .Charlotte, has been appointed
one of the appraisers ot the Federal
land bank" at Columbia, S. C, and wiil
qualify soon for the place, it is under
stood. The appointment is not a poiical
one, in the usual meaning of the word,
it is understood, but is made in ra wsk
nition of Mr. Bell's ntf.cBS for the place.
The appointment caie to him un
sought. He receive.! a Render of the
position about a month asr- He is ex
pected to qualify in tne near tuiure
WEATHER NEXT WEEK.
Washngton. June 11. Weather pre
dictions for the week beginning Mon
Federal lnd
The jurisdiction or the heucr:u i-:mu x . iart;. east fiiilf states
Bank at Columbia extends over the ,Tal tl erature and generally fair,
states or North ana souin uarouna, that scattered thundershowers
YJlre the latter half of the
v EXPLrANATORY NOTES.'
OtMvrvttlons takea at 8 . a., 75th meridian time. Air pressure reduced to se level. Isobars (continuous lines) ms throtuth points
of equal air pressure. Isotherm (dotted lines) put through points of equal temperature. O dear: partly cloudy; O cloudy;
(D rain: (D report misslnr. Arrows fly with ine. wind. Shaded areas show precipllation'of 0.01 inch or more in past 24 hours.
THE WEATHER
Weather Bureau Office.
Charlotte, June 11, 191.
Sunrise 5:0S
Sunset 7:37
Moonrise .. 11:08 a. m.
Moonset Midnight
j Moon phase, first quarter on 12th.
TEMPERATURE.
Dry bulb.
. . . . 74
80
Noon 8S
8 a. m.
10 a. m.
TODAY'S MARKETS
COTTON MAKKET
CHARLOTTE COTTON.
r.ecrts tda5'' 13 bales at He
NEW YOHK COTTON.
vow York. June 11. There was a
m.rate volume of business in the
m,0?' market during today's early
but most of it was attributed
tiii-rritJi .fill. uyuivii."" . . - -
iveilnn up of scattering accounts for
l,e-nt. week-end. London advices in
,; ,;. prospects for a resumption of
W in the coal mines by June 20,
...M.ntiv failed to stimulate any im-
WALL STREET
CHICAGD GRAIN
Wtt Bulb,
8 a. m 67
Noon 71
tpadv nt unchanged prices to an ai
; ln p of 2 points and active months
akl " to 4 points higher right after
'rhi call, but this met some Southern
,"ins: and liquidation which was pro-niote-i
bv continued favorable weather
t .'ie belt. October eased from 13.18
i t 1 1 in consequence with the gen-
1 . 1 1 ; a fa it- nnlntg hrlnuf
New York. June 11. Low records for
a year or more were made by leading
isues in, the course of today's short
but moderately active dealings, on the
stock exchange. Further depression
seemed to result largely from the more
aggressive operations of shorts, but signs
of additional liquidation were not lack
ing. Oils, including Standard Oil of New
Jersey, and Mexican Petroleum, lost 2
to 5 points. Steels and equipments, not
ably Crucible, Harvester preferred, iew
York Air Brake, and Uenerai ii.ieciric,
fell 1 to 3 1-2 and Motors, sugars and
Chicago, June 11. Wheat prices were Highest yesterday
easier at the opening -of the Chicago Lowest last night
Doara or iraae iouhj. hh isatuuiio ni'Hn vesterdav
.Tniv startfirt 1 to 2 cents lower at 134 Normal To
to 135 1-4. September opened simi-1 Mean same date last year 75
larly down at 117 1-4 to 117 3-4. Deficiency for month 10
In the corn pit July started 1-8 cent j Excess for year 355
onredaL8blto'T-2 cenV lower a? 62 to Hest of record for June, lOS.in 1914
co i a ' I Lowest of record for June, 4d in 1889.
rtota waro casior with other crains.
Provisions were auiet. PRECIPITATION,
. I Total for 24 hours ending 8 a. m. . .0
CHICAGO GRAI AWB rfuuww. Total for month to 8 a. m 0.26
appraisers to go all over the territory
making appraisal or the value or larrn
lands on which loans are sought from
the land bank.
Mr. Bell ' wis born and reared in
Mecklenburg county and has for some
years been connected with the Pegram
Wadsworth Land Company of this rity.
He is reckoned an authority on real
estate values. The recommendation
for his appointment is understood tr
have gone to vvasnington irom me u
fice of .D. A. Houston, president of the
Columbia Land Bank.
W. F. Stevens, of Charlotte, is one
of the appraisers attached to the Co
lumbmia bank, having been with it
since its foundation in the capacity of
appraiser. The appointment of Mr.
Bell will not displace any appraiser
now Mervintr. it is understood. The
making of the board of appraisal and
83 I the bank itself a non-partisan Institu-
68 tion, free from political influence. Is
74 j understood to be the policy oi me gov
ernment.
week.
GROCERIES
BIG LOT LARGE FAT FRIERS
and hens, egg plant, bell peppers, let
tuce, sugar peas, string beans," Deeis
sauash. cucumbers, tomatoes, cabbage
spring onions, etc. Fine Florida orange3
and grapefruit, blackberries, and
peaches, bananas and apples. To
make sure of the best the market
affords, call 101 or 102 early.
8. R. LENTZ.
215 N. Trvon St. . Phones 101 & 102
W. M. Sigmon. Manager.
DExVTHS FUNERALS
WHEN CANNING YOUR BERRIES
I and fruits remember that we carry
a comolete stock of fruit jpars, jar rub
bers. jar holders, jellyv glasses, jar
f M a. 4- riUSy XTMl
tops, etc., in .tact mui evciyumis jw
need for your entire pantry.
MILLER-VAN NESs CO,
We Close Thursdays at 1 O'clock.
I?.?
nisbt's closing npures.
yohk iPit" COTTON.
New York. June 11. Spot cotton quiet ;
riddling 12.50.
U.osfc fcSW YORK FUTfTRES.
w York. June 11. The cotton
Ta'ket dosed very steady.
High Low
julv 12.37
n't i 13.18
p6l. 13.68
ja'n 13.75
Mar h 14-03
1 2 "'2
13104
13.53
13.65
13.90
Close
12.31
13.15
13.62
13.70
14.00
xrw nnr.RANi cotton.
v.- iiriMn. June 11. Week-end
renins up occupied the attention of
.,:' in the cotton market in the
pr!v' traiine today, both sides ap
rannsj desirous of lightening com-
T'tn-.PHts over the week-end. r rom
ret advances of 2 to 5 points there
t5 a fnll to net declines nf 4 to 6
rofnts. Juy rose to 11.98 and fell to
'i!5 rnntinueri rains in th central
spI n-pstern divisions of the belt gave
"c market a steady tone and they
iv?vi regarded as unfavorable, together
the complaints or noil weevn
WHKVT
July
Sept. . . .
CORN
July
tobacco forfeited 1 to 3 points. Coalers
were heaviest of the rails, declining 1 to '
3 noints but Southern Aailway prererrea '
" j Tho lrvc. I l-r-
5IIOW CU cuuayiv;uvuo o v.i v n o .
Sales approximatea
,.1.34 1.38 3,4 1.34 1.38 V
.1.174 1.24 1.16 1.23
. 62 64 61 63
Normal for June, ' . . 4.46
Deficiency for year 3.79
ing was heavy.
000 shares.
July
LARD
July
Sept.
37
38
9.87
10.20
38
39
9.87
10.20
36 Si
38
9.82
10.15
39
17.60!
9.87
10.20
HUMIDITY.
8 a. m
Noon 43
HENRY M. RUTLEDGE.
Charleston, S. C, June 11. Henry
AT Ttutle-dee. of Hampton plantation,
commander of the 2oth North uaroiina
regiment in the Civil war, died yestor
rtnv mornine at McClellanvnie, nea
here. Mr. Rutledge was said to have
vn the vouneest colonel in the Con-
fortArnte armv. He will be buried Sun-
71 1 day at Flat Rock, N. C.
until!
Thursday. If you want1
Bargains phone us. We
will deliver free of charge.
.
Fite & Harris
Phone 2883
1420 S. Boulevard
G. S. L1NDGREN,
Meteorologist,
MRS. S. E. PUGII.
E. Pugh, of Crozet. Va.,
July y.
ept
MARSHALL FIELD III
BUYS LARGE TRACT
Chicago, June 11. Marshall Fie'd
III, ha"s purchased an estate on Lcn
New York. June 11. The week-end
session on the stock marKet opeueu
with an extension of the recent gen
eral reaction. Steels. oils, equip
ments, shippings ana sugar vrc
again most susceptbile to pressure.
Losses of 1 to. 3 pionts were sustained
in. the early iraoms ?, v',Vf'--i
Steel Car, Baldwin Locomotive, Mexi
can Petroleum, General Asphalt ana
American Sugar. Other heavy to weak
issues embraced united ruit, Amri"
can Can prezerreu. x.i ctir, f thrPP tracts to
mous players ana toiumpia io'"u w' -
phene preferred. The only -Yailroad talinng 1,630 acres, according to re
issue to sTiow marked heaviness was ports printed here today.
Northern Pacific which declined 1 3-8 The price was reported as $1,500,
points. 000- Mr. Field recently acquired four
NEW YORK. STOCK LIST. pieces of property in the Lenox Hill
Last sale. district in New York city, but denied
Allis-Chalmers Si i, I he intended moving from cnicago.
American Beet Sugar .. .. 55 f"J
American Can .... -.' A-
a m.rino r. par Poundrv .... 1-4
tinon utile T.pather Bid
1-C1. . 1
American international Corp
American Locomotive
American Smeltinw & Ref. .
American Suear- ..
American Sumatra Tobacco .
American T. & T
TVTrs 5?
sister of J. J. Thompson, ot tnis city.
T.KDRETTER WITH Uied Friday night at her home in
. JUJCi lii X AiUiV H11X1J annrdin to a message received
lO.i: nTT WOKTH mnr: f:ilJ satnrdav morninsr by Mr. Thompson.
10.40 I " - arrT1srpTripnts were not men
J.- UHV-i ---C5 , .
H. S. Ledbetter, who has tor some ;r";rnt wouid be in Charlottesville,
vears been sales manager of the Marl-1 -vra
boro Mills, Marlboro, S. C, and in Mrs. Pugh was born April la, ibb m
5 7-8
81 3-4
56
104
Con
e cf
ffair.
and
daily
; the
inged
rolled
jlicin
jrship '
ovenv
1 anv
thfi ;
ithout
z, Sen- "
; the
recent
, loose I
;uts a j
Henry j
no lit- '-.
ttacks I
v his i
r wan- I
id let '
Sharp
a baf- '
at v- ;
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i offen- :
rwoo. ;
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athetx 1
. Henry
rythinS I.
Irs. '
bal bat'
George t
ired I
.under- j
hims'i
off I
over -
nd snaP
Jed im R
...vn the
74
38 3-S
79 1-4
27
75 3-4
37 1-2
52 1-
110 7-8
3b -S
to 1 l.so. ar,rt October to 12.57
ClOSL XEW ORI.RANS FUTURES.
25 3-4
30 1-2
23 5-S
. m ill 3 4AA in ViA
noek market and a favorable weather Urn er can I pbacco bee.
forecast led to increased liquidation. "c"" toSper .. ..
October sold off to 13.04. making a net 4". pper . . .
fcc'.ine of 10 points but later rallied tl Gulf' "& W." Indies
on covering. The general market closed Bwin Locomotive . .
steady, net 4 points lower to o points g?imore & Ohio .. ..
higher. . . a, wau Bethlehem Steel "B" ..
. eiiim of July increased and was Canaciian Pacific .. . . '.
a'tr'l,i;tfil in snot interests and 11CIU1- .-....i t .fhor
datin-i he-wme general in the trading chanjier Motors .. .. 9 7-8
months. More or less selling developed ChesaDCake & Ohio 5? i .
.1 ot fresh weaKness in tne siock chjcag0 Mil. & t. Paul
Tiavkpt and because of further talk rhicaeo' It I. & Pac. . .
"f large tenders against July con- Cnlno copper . . . .
;? , I . Colorado Fuel & Iron
Tnward the close the active months Porn prndUcts
w:p i to 16 points under tne lasi CtivVMb Steel
quotations of yesterday, July sinking I r,,u. rne Susar . .
Erie
Xpw Orleans. .Tune 11. The COttOU rLr; vi.n..
market closed steady at net declines rJ'ri.-h Co 33 1-8
c :.... i www . . -, cr
Great Nortnern pia
Great Northern Ore ctfs
Illinois Central . .
Inspiration Copper . .
Int. Mer. Marine prd . .
International Paper
Kennecott Copper .. ..
Louisville & Nashville . .
Maxwell Motors
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
New York. June 11. Prime mercantile
h..ona. A '1-9 tn R 3-4.
rline 60 day bills
- i and commercial 60 day bills on banks
--4 y. an hills 38 3-9:
r M t-l II I I I I ltr I L.1A1 M J VI-.T www - w
demand 373 1-2 ; cables 374 1-4.
Francs, demand caDies
Belgian francs, demand 790, cables 792
Guilders, demand TTT.S0, cables 32.90.
Lire, demand 489, cables 491.
Marks, demand 142, cables 143.
Greece, demand 660.
Sweden, demand 2215.
Norway, demand 1460.
Argentine, demand 3000.
Brazilian, demand 1225.
Montreal 10 7-8 per cent discount
Government and railroad bonds easy.
126
9
charge of the New York office of the Steele Creek township She was an
, . , , . . i eninusiasLiu mcmoc i
company, has come to. Charlotte to as- Creek presbyterian church. She mar-1
sociate himself with the Dilwortn I ried g. e. Pugh, of Crozet, m iJ ana
Building Corporation,-successor to the l moVed to that place. '
Progressive Realty Company. He as- ge is survived by .her husband and
sumed his duties with the local com- following children: Ji,ioise, vir-
pany some days ago. I ginia, ITattie, Dorothy, Margaret, La-
Mr. Ledbetter is a native oi kock- i mDnt, Edward ana samuei -ugii, ui
intrham but has been associated with I nPnt m addition to her brother
SLGAK 8c.
Why pav more for coffee elsewhere
when we can save ypu 5 to 10 cents
on a nound of coffee. - Roasted and
ground fresh every day.
Mocha and Java ....45c
Trinity blend 40c
Kenny's high-grade ........ . ... . 35c
Santos blend . . . . . .30c
Rios 18c Und 23c
Good Rice, 4 lbs. for 25c
Fancy head rice, 3 lbs. for ...25c
Chocolate, cocoa, grits, extracts, bak
ing, powder, etc.
C. II. REXNT CO.
Teas, Coffees, Sugars. Grits, Rice, Ete.
23 S. Tryon St. Phone 1551-1553
PHONE US.
For soring chickens, fresh country
eggs, jVlooresvine creamery uuuei,
country snap beans, peas, beets, let
tuce, peaches, blackberries and all
kinds groceries and you will get the
BEST. -
BOYD-GARXER CO.
319 N. Tryon. Phones 11581X53
Spring Chickens '
Swift Premiums hams.
Kingan's Reliable and Wilson's Certi- '
fled hams, lb 3c
Country cured shoulders, lb. . . .. 25c
Country hams, lb 35c 40c '
Hiddenite watergrpund meal
100 lb. bag Mooresville meal
25 lb. bags Moresville meal
24 lbs. Melrose flour
24 lbs. Patent flour ..
Fresh snap beans, tieets, squash, pep
per, cabbage, cucumbers, tomatoes.
100 lbs. granulated sugar . . . . .
$2.50
75c
$1.50
$1.20
GULP BROS.
Phones 18061807.
225 East Trade.
50
buys stmnd
new Corona
Dortable type
writer. Other makes
at attractive prices.
See us before you buy.
PKONTV 4542
POUND ft MOORE CO.
the Marlboro Mills for some years. In
his connection with the Dilwortn
Building Corporation here he will as
sist in the plans that company nas
for transforming large real estate
holdings in East Dilworth into a mod
ern residential section.
of
to S points.
Julv
0.-t.
Dec.
Jan.
March
EAV ORMIAXS
High
ll.SS
12.76
13.16
13.22
13.50
Low Close
11.80 11.86
12.57 12.66
13.00 13.08
13 22 13.22
1350 13.50
sroT civrroi
Xew Orleans. June 11. Spot cotton
Quiet, 12 lower; sales on the spot 241
bales; to arrive 110.
Low middling 888 ; middling 11.38;
good rr.ldding 12.63.
00 . .
.. .. 19 1-4
103 o
2 7-8
Petroleum 130 3-4
' CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. .
Cattle: Receipts 1,
ith week aeo. beef steers
7. O O " . WIUF.v- " ------- "-I!..
Oo o-o ghe stOCK ana Duns geneiiuij
57 3-4 spots higher, veal calves 25 cents higher
12 Si dockers and feeders dull 25 cents low
Hogs: Receipts 7,000; active, opening
steady to 10 cents lower ; mostly 'steady
with yesterday's average; fairly good
clearance; top 840 for flty hogs -.practical
limit 8.35 ; bulk 8.00 to 8.25 ; pigs 10 to
15 cents lower. ' .
Sheep : Receipts 6,000 ; receipts today
mostly packers direct, compared with
week ago aged lambs 75 cents to $1
lower ; sheep steady to 25 cents lower.
-8
-4
OFFICERS BELIEVE
THEY HAVE TALLEY
Frederick. Md., June 11. A man bs
lieved to be Carl Talley, but who gave
his name as R. A. Smith, said by the
rniire in he wanted in Greensboro, N.
C., in connection with the killing of a
policeman there. May 4, lar.t, was ar
rested here today with a companion
who gave his name as rea vv. ijiuey,
Snrav. N. C.
An automobile, alleged to have been
stolen by the men m faaiisour, .,
loH tn the arrest of the men as it dis.
played only one license tag, which, of
ficers said, was sioien in vuguua vu
their trip north
66
27 3-8
88
33 1-4
50
M-'AV YOIIK pnoYHIONS.
New York, June 11. Butter unsettled
Creamerv. firsts 'K to 30 1-2.
Lszs 'irreeular : fresh gathered firsts Northern Pacific
IS l." t.- -7 1 I rr,.;lnlhlo Oil
1-2 to I Oklahoma Prod. & Ref
Mexican
Miami Copper . . . .
Middle States Oil ..
Ml' vale Steel
Missouri Pacific . .
New York central .. . .
N Y N. H. & Hartford
Norfolk & v estern . .
COTTONSEED Oil...
New York, June 11. The cottonseed
oil market closed easy. Prme umTmer
Tin nrime crude 560 to 575 ; June
740 - Julv '740 ; August 750 ; September
" - I net . n.tnKir 7fih t ixovemoer ion , uc
15' l-' Lir'U. 7747 January 777. Total sales
I -c in ' V - '
66 1-8 5,400
13 7-
21
11 3-8
24
20
67
1-1.
liv and dressed poultry quiet; prices
Unchanged.
i.Kuir; noisE toxDiTioJf.
Nh- Vork. June 11. The actual
' -niition of clearing house banks and
l "t Mimpanies for the week shows
trut they hold $48,286,420 reserve in
?X'-pss c,f legal requirements. This
,s increase of $23,191,830 from last
Work.
Ill(A(;t fOTATOKS.
''ii-nR-r,, jnne it. Butter higher.
''ritmesy rriras r.O 1-2 ; standards 30
J-- firsts 25 to 29 1-2.
Pan American Petroleum . .
Pennsylvania . .
People's Gas . .
Pittsburg & W- Y,a
Ray ConsolidateJ Copper . .
Reading . . . .
Rep. Iron & Steel
Roval Dutch, N. i.
Shell Trans. & Trad. .. .
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ...
Standard OH of N. J., pfd
Studebaker Corporation . .
Tennessee Copper . .
Texas Co. . .
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products .. ..
1 7-8
51 3-4
34 1-8
47 1-2
fists
in i
Y-.J
ri.
AliSSOU'
ered hij
s on I- !
he haPPn
ZOdS.
hiD is
3elligere"gi
but
the Past: f
kimiis-
n the W
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in- VJ foft
l J. REYNOLDS
TOBACCO CO.
7 PER CENT TAX FREE
PREFERRED STOCK
Subject to confirmation, we
offer this High Grade
Stock at
$101.75 per share flat.
If bought before June 15th,
the purchaser will be en
titled to dividend of
$1.75 Per Share
Payable July 1st next
rachovia Bank and
Trust Company
Bond Department
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Union Pacific . .
U. P. Food Products
U. S. Ketan biui"
U. S. Ind. Aiconui . .
U. S. Rubber . .
U. S. Steel
Utah Copper .
Westinghouee Electric
Willys Overland .
Pure on . . ."
Atlantic Coast Line ..
Coca Cola
Gulf States teei . .
Seaboard Air i"c0
Sloss, Shef. Steel & Iron
Unite.1 jrruii
Virginia Caro. Chetn.
American Tobacco . .
American Zinc . .
General Asphalt
27 3-8
12 5-8
66 1-2
48 1-2
56 1-4
42 1-4
21 1-2 1
72 1-4
19 1-2
106 3-4
70 5-8
8
33 7-8
21
54 1-2
115 7-8
la 1-4
55 5-8
59 1-4
56
76 7-8
49 3-4
45
7 1-4
26 3-4
83 3-4
27
30 1-2
6
35
107 3-4
27 3-8
122
8
54
LIBERTY BODS.
New York, June 11. Liberty oonas
Cl3S6l-2s 88.82; first 4s 87.80 bid; sec
ond 4s 86.80 bid: first 4 l-4s 87.9. . ;
"Vd 4 l-4s 86.94 ; th rd 4 l-4s 97.54 ;
fourth 4 1-48 87.13 : victory 3 3-4S 98.40 ;
victory 4 3-4s 98.40.
THREE-YEAR-OLD
GIRL WATER STAR
CHICAGO PROVISIONS.
Chfcago, June 11. Potatoes, old firm;
orthern white ?! and ibulg 9 I to
ino cwt: new we&n . U6i..."
rel ; JOorth Carolina 400 to 425 barrel.
Poultry, alive lower, fowls 21 1-2 ; broil
ers 32 to 40.
i
EVERYTHING
WEEKLY FIXAXCIAL REVIEAV
vam, York. June 11. Extensive u
different issues railing iv w
lowest aiior '..,,w,i,i conditions
r Unravorao fln exchange
5?-" !BVZZ. "displaying ' comparative
other . ."il i trade nlaving
and the state t V"V, of the shorts.
dirAeccodlng to rumors current in the
Accorains w lare-e snecula-
flnancAlL?i rr' c sed out "at the
tive n.uu,,"t " " nries as were
market." or ---- iven to
then ava.t9r. iuh of bank
these rumors uj .vp
loloney on demand relaxed lo?i !
per. . Basing i"i . Federal
continuea iHiy.vy.--j - lncUned
nd rcuiDw,"-
a
tlon
SILVER.
In High Quality
Building Materials
Uniformity of qual
Mty is what you
want. It is of no benefit
to you if we send you
for your flooring the
best money can buy but
for your ceiling stock
that is orf grade. We try
to carry only the best in
everything, then we give
you uniformity that can
not be questioned.
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here she is survived- by two sifters.
Miss Jesse Thompson, of Charlotte, and
Mrs. Li. B. Freeman, ot uasionia.
DISCHARGED SAILOR
IS AFTER FOKTUJNU
Chicago. .June 11. Elmer Ellsworth
Juckett. just Qiscnargea liviu
tnnv set about collecting a for
tune 'of $500,000 reported left to him i bv
an uncle, Harry W. vviison, oi nut
Springs, Ark., who died a few weeks
ago He quit his job in the stock room
of a downtown department store to
day. .
Three years ago he ran away from
home, when he was- 15 years old, to
join the navy. ' ,
"I had-a little dough saved up, le
said today, "but it was mighty httlrt
and it was darn near gone when l
got this 30b. It was labor but I was
going to stick to it until I heard this
nVlS' haven't got those half million
berries yet. I'm going to meet my
brother Harold tomorrow to learn the
details. I ought to meet him tonight,
'cause I only got 60 cents with me.
Juckett said if the report were trua
he was going to school.
AN EVENDOZENUP FORI
TRAFFIC VIOLATION S
rrbi draenet of the police depart-
roTit' "vigilance committee" dragged
into court Saturday morning an even
dozen of aiiegea viwaLU"
laws. ,. . ... ci.,o-..
A big dav is anticipaxeu ioi ounuaj
when the "committee" will give spe
cial attention to speeding. Pretty
weather is promised by the weather
man and while tne ponce Pa.ui.u,v
welcomes the opportunity ..
ists to enjoy the fine day objections
are still in effect to fast driving or
noise-making.
The dozen summoneu tutu -
urday morning were C C. Green Wil
is, r,,-,r .1 II. aiOniEOIIiei v , x. iJ.
n' o TCnester. John Smith,
Sr-TJ;; Xir' .To Smith. Howard
Hopkins, negro; Young Belt, negro; .
J. Edwards, negro, aim -no.nto xit..
derson, negro.
Rhoda CarilU
Rhoda x CavflU three-year-old
daughter of Richard Cavill. former
swimming champion of Australia,
recently performed the amazing
feat of swimming 440 yards during
an exhibition in San rranciscp.
Your best hot-weather
"Eats" Sandwiches
In the p-ood old summer time, your body needs food that
J.U Llic guuu ' . - Canilnnhai Am
Ho-rit hut hiornlv nutritious, oj. tuuioc. Wouu,-iww
S ufi"Tu", fruit ade or
Trip lUcixl BUlUliiuu. uv ... , i
ices There you have refreshment to the queen's taste
and at the same 'time you're certain of honest-to-goodness
food!
If you wish them to be specially dainty for the picnic or
porch party, remove the crusts neatly with a sharp knife.
Here are a few that will appeal for deliciousness :
Strawberry Sandwiches
Bread should be cut thin and buttered lightly.
Slice large firm strawberries and spread over
slice Sprinkle' with blended powdered sugar
and ' cinnamon and .cover with second slice.
These should' be made just before time to
serve. f
PICNIC TIME
We have the goods for it.
Pimentoes, craft cheese, pickles,
olives, pimento cheese, boiled ham, pot
ted ham, mayonnaise and salad dress
ings of all kinds, relish, cakes and
crackers a full assortment, Easy
uToiJpiirMinsr. Jello. all flavors. Swans
Down cake flour, fresh blackberries
and all kinds of fruits, full line fresh
egetables, your chickens, eggs and but-
ter. Phone us your wu.
Watts Grocery Co.
813 East Seventh St.
Phone 4431.
Chicken and Olive Sjjand
Aviches Butter the desired number of
slices of Bread, and on half of
vliese lay thinly sliced pieces of
chicken. Over the chicken spread
a mixture of minced olives
moistened with mayonnaise.
Cover with second slice. 'Jfeese
should be made just before UnW
to serve.
Watercress Sandwiches
Spread between thin slices of
Bread a filling made as follows:
One-half cup of butter, six ta
blespoonfuls of minced water
cress, one teaspooiif ul of lemon
Juice. These ingredients should
be thoroughly creamed. Slices
need not be buttered.
PURINA FEEDS.
Purina chicken chowder, per 100
. 1 1
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New YorK, jun Ti"V . I i
CITIZENS
Lumber Company
South Boulevard
Phones 3472-3473
Paul Arrington & Co.
Manufacturers
Cost Accountants
Audits Systems
Investigations
217 Piedmont Building
Phone 653. Charlotte, is.
lbs.
$4.00
Purina' chick chow, per 100 lbs. $3.X5
Purina baby chick chow, per 100
lbs $3.3o
Purina calf chow, per 100 lbs. .. $4. 25
Purina pigeon chow, Rer 100 1 Tbs. $3.50
rtmrinr lavins mash; per 100 lbs. $3.00
1 . 1 1 net. 1 Art
I Star brana scrait;u icw,
lbs.
$2.50
cfon hMnd mule feed, per 100 lbs. $220
Bran and shorts, per 100-Tba. . . $2.-5
Ttto nlants. per 1,000 K. .. .. 53o
We are exclusive dealers in the fa
mous Purina feeds in checker board
toi-o n 'Must an erood"
saVKSB. i-'u nut ! -
but demand Purina.
AMERICAN SEED CO.
sii Trade St. Phone 8061.
For the Bread-goodness that is the foundation of sandwich-goodness,
insj3t on the loaf fullest of Bread-flavor and
deliciousness
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
Carolina Baking Company
7
at o r
i
.elvin
'Refrigerates WiiKout Ice.
See It in Operation at
301 North Tryon St.
E. GUGGENHEIM, Distributer
I dollars 45 X-4. -