CHARLOTTE NEWS
JUNE151921
WEDNESDAY
THE
EVEN HUNDRED IN COLUMBIA.
Columbia, June 15. With the official
announcement of the United tSates
Weather Bureau of temperature of 100
co-xooa in nninmhla Tuesday, a new
record was established for this elate for
the 35 years or me existence vt .u
fice of the weather bureau here, the
previous high record for June 14 being
99 in 1899.
HOW TO KEEP THE HAIR
BEAUTIFUL AND
LUSTROUS
The scalp of the head is to the
roots of the hair what the soil is to
plants, and unless the scalp is proper
ly cared for, the hair roots are under
nourished, the roots die. the hair be
comes lifeless and brittle, then falls
UThe best way to have a beautiful
suit of hair and make it retain its
full lustre and splendor is by frequent
ly giving the head a thorough cleans
ing and brisk, rubbing with Amproco
Medicated Cocoanutr Oil Shampoo, a
combination shampoo and hair jtonic.
Amproco thoroughly cleanses the
scalp, rids the head of dandruff and
itching, promotes the growth of hair
and brines to it renewed life and
lustre. Use Amproco and you won't
have to use a tonic afterwards, as
Amproco has all the tonic qualities
found in any good hair tonic, in
cluding quinine. As there are numer
ous cocoanut oil shampoos, be sure
to get the genuine medicated shampoo
and tonic combined by specifying
"Amproco" and accept no substitute.
Amproco is guaranteed. 50c at best
toilet counters.
FORT MILL BRIDGE
MATTER DISCUSSED
Fort Mill, S. C. June 15. The coun
ty board of commissioners met in Fort
Mill Tuesday with Highway Commis
sioners Griffith and Withers, of Meck
lenburg county, to make flnaL dispo
sition of the matter of the new bridge
to the north of Fort Mill to connect
the two counties. The meeting was
very harmonious and the joint commis
sion seems agreed in the matter of lo
cation and construction.
A matter of satisfaction to the peo
ple of Fort Mill township was the as
surance of Mr. Griffith, that if Fort
Mill township built a standard sand
clay road to the North Carolina line
through Gold Hill, Mecklenburg county
would" match it with a road from Kim
brell's store in the southern part of
Mecklenburg county to the South, Caro
lina line, a distance of about one and
one-half miles, and thus provide a splen
did highway from Fort Mill to Char
lotte. This assurance was given to L. A.
Harris, of Fort Mill, appointed by the
general assembly to have charge of
building permanent highways within
the town, who is greatly interested in
good roads throughout the township.
THOMPSON GETS LIFE TERM.
Decatur. Ga., June 15. Homer
Thompson was found guilty of murder
of Ernest Brown, a young farmer, here
Tuesday night with a recommendation
to mercy and was sentenced to life im
prisonment. His counsel filed a motion
for a new trial. Brown was shot to
death near here the night of March 18
last, in company with Mrs. Eula Putnam.
THE DAVIS WHITE SULPHER SPRINGS
Hiddenite, N. C.
100-ROOM HOTEL Open June 1st, 1921.
Under the Management of
SOUTHERN HOTEL COMPANY
J. J. Rogers, President. W. R. Rogers. Sec.-Treas.
Who wil give their personal attention and guarantee the best of
service in every department.
BEST MINERAL WATER AND CLIMATE IN WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA.
Fresh vegetables from our gardens and pure milk from our dairy.
RATES VERY REASONABLE
WRITE NOW for our 12-page illustrated booklet. RATES and
RESERVATIONS. Address.
DAVIS SPRINGS HOTEL.
Hiddenite, N. C.
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ROAD CHANGES
CAUSEPROTEST
Bell Telephone Company
and Some Citizens Com
plain to Commission.
Complaints made by the Bell Tele
phone Company that the proposed
change of route to be followed by
some of the permanent highways which
the Mecklenburg County Highway
Commission proposes to' build will
cause that company much trouble have
been received by the Highway Com
mission. Citizens of the county have
also made similar complaints to the
commission. v
The Bell company points out that
its right of way and its wire lines
have been placed at much cost and
where they will be of the greatest
service to the public and that the
proposal of the high commission to re
route some of the highways will cause
confusion and exoense.
Tfc Highway Commission recently
indicated to the State Highway Com
mission certain changes of routes of
highways in this county to avoid rail
way grade crossings and otherwise
improve roads that are to be made
permanent. The state law laid down
for the commission to follow is that
where a survey for a change of the
direction of a highway is made it
shall be followed.
What redress tha complainants may
have is a matter foreign to the com
mission, which leaves matters of that
kind to be settled by legal processes
already established. The provisions of
the new read law give 60 days in
which property owners along newly
surveyed routes may enter protest.
YOUNG PEOPLE WILL
HOLD A CONVENTION
Chester, S. C, June 15. One of the
important gatherings of the month of
June to the Christian people of counties
of York, Lancaster and Chester, is the
convention of the York District Chris
tian Endeavor Union, which will ba in
session two days next week in the Pres
byterian church in Lovryville. The
convention dates are June 21 and 22..
This convention will represent the
young people chiefly of the Presbyter
ian church, but also some young people
of other denominations, who compose
the membership of forty to fifty Chris
tian Endeavor societies, having a mem
bership of more than fifteen hundred.
The president of the York Christian
Endeavor Union. J. A. Flanagan of
Bowling Green, York county, has made
announcement of plans for this conven
tion, which indicate that the pro.: i'.m
will be one of great interest and inspira
tion for all who gather in the ronvyr
tion. There wil be three sessions of
the convention the first day and two
sessions the second day.
Should you reach the end of
your rope would you have
to let go?
Many men have reached
the end of their, rope, and,
due to the lack of ability to
save their money in prosper
ous times, had to let go
when the crisis came.
Benefit by the experience
of men of this type. If you
haven't a bank account al
ready, start one now. Be
prepared ' for the uncertain tomorrow. "Life is
what you make it" make yours one of prosper
ity and success.
The first dollar saved is the cornerstone of
future success. Lay your cornerstone today at
Am
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Capital and Surplus and Profits, $1,850,000
W. II. WOOD, President.
T. E. IIEMBY, Vice President
GEORGE STEPHENS,
W. S. LEE. Vice President.
JOHN G. NICHOLS,
Vice President
.1. E. Davis, Sec. & Treas.
II. L. DAVENPORT.
Asst. Sec. & Treas.
R. D. HAWKINS,
Asst. Sec. & Treas.
P. C. WHITLOCK, Trust Officer. JOHN FOX, Assist. Trust Officer
WAL.ir,tt L,AMKjyrn & kko. Managers Insurance Dept
BYRNES IS SPEAKER.
Chester, S. C. June 15. Post 1,
Travelers' Protective Association, of
Chester is iroine- to 'iarc its rrp"t --
nual celebration and barbecue Friday
in Solicitor J. K. Henry's grove.
orator of the occasion will be Congress
man James Francis Byrnes of the sec
ond Congressional district of South
Carolina.
Stolen Reward
Stolen from my office May 25th,
gold solder "Nelms" stamped on it,
Partial plate, two gold teeth, one
full, set with 3 gold fillings and one
gold crown.
One S. & TV. blue barrel ham
merless9 pistol .3 short with "Fox"
carved on end of handle.
Reward for any of above,' if re
turned to me.
DR. L. g. FOX
DENTIST.
Z1H . Trade St. Phone 3896
Over Yorke & Rogers
Next to Woolworth's
Dr. H. O. HfEdenen. Dr. II. B. Gadtly
HENDERSON & GADDY
DENTISTS
Ot&ct, Hunt Bids., 22 I Z N. Tryon St,
Fhn SIS
Southern Railway System
Passenger Train Schedules.
Arrival and departure of Passenger
trains, Charlotte. N. C.
Lv.
No.
Between
3:45a 29 Atlanta-B
12:36a 30Wash.-New York..
7:25p 32Wash-New York..
7:30a 39Atlanta-Danville
i o umn i
x2:00p 24Taylorsville
Seaboard Air Line Railway
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ANNOUNCES
eek-
Tni H in
Old L
xcursion
Fares to Wilmington
And Return, as Follows:
From
Rutherfordton, N. C
BosticN. C
Shelby. N. C. ...
Lincolnton, N. C.
Charlotte, N; C.
Monroe, N. C.
Fare
-.$ 8.06
7.87
7.27
. ... 6.62
6.02
. . . . 5.00
Total
. $ 8.70
8.50
7.85
7.15
6.50
5.40
Children five years of age and under twelve will be charged one-half
of the fares shown above, sufficient to be. added when necessary to
make fares end in "0" or "5."
elusive3 Sld eah Saturday June' 11th "to September 3rd, in-
SSfV'S1 b-f lired -t0 each orteinal starting point prior to mid
night of Monday following date of sale.
Tax
& .64
.63
.58
.53
.48
.40
E. W. LONG,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C. -
W. L. McMORRIS,
General Passenger Agent,
Norfolk, Va.
8:55d
9:45p
6:30p
9:10d
11:00a
6:20a
4:30d
3 :00p
7:35a
8:20a
10:15a
4:55p
9:30a
10:40a
4:25a
11 :30a
30
29
31
43
36
Ar.
12:25a
3:35a
7:25a
ll:20p
23x8:00a
138Washington-N. Y.
vS5wasn-xs ew York
12 Ric'hmond-'NnrfnIlr I linn.'cA.
'. .11371 n-sn
c..J 3710:30a
113 Columbia-ChTston
2jWinston-Salem ..
45G'Ville-W'minster
4 6 G'boro-Danville ..
Atlanta
31 IColumbiaAugusta
HITavloravlllA
36N. Y.-Washington.
I 2 7 (Columbia.
i6 1 .Atlanta
371
44
14
114
25
46
45
12
32
16
35
12:35n
12:46p
i:4tp
4:10p
5:50p
7:20p
9:10p
9:00p
!Atlanta-N. Orleans.! 38i 9i40b
0'h.-rr-rTnMll
Salisbury. Winston-
jsarDer, jvioores-vil1
Norfolk-Richmond
13
I 11
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5:10p
10:50a
X. Tiatlv T(nt RuTiclnv-
Through Pullman sleeping car service
to Washington, Philadelphia, New York.
Richmond, Norfolk, Atlanta, Birmingham,
Mobile, N aw Orleans.
Unexcelled service, convenient schedules
and tiirect connections to all points.
Schedules published as information and
are not guaranteed.
CITY TICKET OFFICE
207 Went Trade St.
Phone 20.
PASSENGER STATION
West Trade Street.
Phone 417.
R. II. GRAHAM,
Division Passenger Agent
Pheno 3860. Braach 7.
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Repairs promptly don. AU'wftrk
trletly guaranteed.'
QUECN CITY cyc'L4 a&
THE RED FRONT,
42 N. CoMeg. Phono t17
Union National Bank
Charlotte, N. C.
MEN ARE FOUR
"He who knows not, and knows not he knows not
he is a fool; shun him. He who knows not, and knows
he knows not he is simple, teach him. He who knows,
and knows -not he knows he is asleep; wake him. He
who knows, and knows he knows he is wise ; follow
him." v Arab Proverb.
We know we know that the Union National is strong
conservative and thrifty and we believe it will be safe
and profitable to follow us and deal with us.
We invite your business.
H. M. Victor, Pres. D. P. Tillett, Cashier
F. D. Alexander, V. Pres. A. G. Trotter, Asst Cashier
Fine Suburban Home Site
Short distance outside City limits on State highway from Ch
i rr n- Aftosn minutes walk from strppt.oa Ult i
anfl beautifully shaded. Dimensions 350x500 feet. For nri
i-iTrmTTT?TT DPAT 17CTATP TAATVT o r
CAPITAL, $75,000 SCRPU's, p,
i South Tryon St. Fhone
SELF MASTERS
The only way to get along with
yourself agreeably is to be the
Master of Yourself.
Self Masters are contented, hap
py, forceful and independent.
Those that are slaves to them
selves are always miserable.
Thrift is a habit of Self Masters,
t means mastering yourself a lit
tle every day.
Be a Self Master and take some
portion of your earnings whenever
they come to you and put them
in the bank.
Security Savin Bank
No. 4 South Tryon St.
WE ARE PROUD OF OUR
DELIVERY SERVICE .
We ask that you give us the
opportunity of demonstrating to
you that it is really a "QUICK
DELIVERY SERVICE." '
ASK YOUR DOCTOR
Walker's Drug S
Corner Seventh and Tryon Street,
AUTOMOBILE DELIVERY
Norris Candy Parker Pfsis Agents for Klim
RE
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Added
Beautv i
The beauty of the Nash Six is not alone in its appearance ar.i
appointments, but also in' the smoothness of its performance, the
symmetry of body line, and the impression of sturdiness it gives. A!!
serve to emphasize Nash desirability from the standpoint of beauty,
CAROLINAS NASH MOTORS CO.
500 N. Tryon St. Distributers Phone 3391
22
IS
ow Is It
With
Yob?
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Are you prepared for opportunities? Or, when they come to you, do you
have to let them slip by to be seized by others. Opportunities call for ready
cash, or the good sense and energy which comes from acquiring ready
cash by saving regularly from income.
5
Trust C
ompany
; Capital and Surplus Over $1,600,000.00
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
OFFICERS--
E. 0. Anderson, Vice President
IV. A. Watson, Vice President
VV. M. Lonff, Vice President
i .11. Wearn, Chairman of Boar
J H Little, President
E. E. Jones, Cashier
R. S. Smith, Asst. Cashier
Tlios. P. Moore, Asst. Cashier
A. B. Surrati, Assistant Cashier
FOR SALE
Splendid six-room bungalow in Fourth Ward. Furnace heat, hardwood
floors, house in practically new condition $6,750
Six room house 1000 West First Street, close in, good street and well
located for increase in value $3,850
Five-room house 1415 Fast Fifth street, good neighborhood. Attractive
terms . can be arranged on this place with about $500 cash $3,750
iFve-room house West First street, splendid location for enhancement
fronts on paved tsreet, . $40C cash payment $3,000
Several four and-five room houses well located in different parts
of the city -from $1,850 up. Can arrange gool terms with small cash
payments from $300 up.
Home Real Estate and Guaranty Company
Cash Capital $70,000.00.
A. I. HENDERSON, Manager Real Estate Department. ,
219 North Tryon St. . 'Phone S89
A DISTINGUISHED PREACHER
of the Methodist .Church, a teacher of my early years, told me "to aim high
if I shot low." : This strengthened me many times when obstacles seemed in
surmountable. I haven't reached many of the rungs of the ladder I should
have, but they. CAN and SHOULD be .mounted by you. Your opportunities
today are far greater than were ours in the long ago.
THE MUTUAL B. & L.
is a potent means to success and honorable manhood, and with all ray mind and
heart I urge you to use it, for, a the clouds gather and you dispel them, as
troubles come and you overcome - them, I know from long observation and
experience that , then you will appreciate the advice here given in simple
truth and in all sincerity. ' L;
BY THIS SIMPLE SYSTEM
many a home has ; been saved, ; many - tears dried, many sorrows soothed.
By its use many roofless are sheltered, many unfortunates cared for, many are
educated, man w; disconsolate . renewed in hope and faith and determination.
Air these are worth while, so let's make It shine and .shine and shine. i
'.. SHAREHOLDERS' ANNUAL MEETING '
will be held in office of Association at 4 p. m. July 14th, 1921. Come and hear
the Auditor's fine report. . ' - . - :
YOUR BONUS
The world pays you a "bonus" on your health and youth. wjM
you have the ability to earn more than you actually need to m
happily.
You owe it to yourself to save tfart of this "bonus" for the day
when the world pays it to others, more vigorous, who will
your place eventually.
What are you doing with your "bonus"? We sugest that you de
posit part of it regularly every pay-day on a Savings Account a
this Bank. It is the wise way.
The Merchants and
Farmers National Bank
5 WEST TRADE STREET.
CAPITAL $200,000.00. SURPLUS AND PROFITS $400,000.00
THE RUDISILL MINE
JNO. R. PHARR, President.
'-'.-'''-''' -, .
E. Li. KEESLUR, Secretary and Treasurer.
Located at the Foot of Mint Street
FOR SALE
We purchased this DroDertv for thf nnrnose
Mint street into the heart of our Wilmoore property.
This has now been done, and as we are not in the m j
business we will resell this famous old mine with abui;L)!
in1" :
of extend
ovxco ui liiiiu isnrrounumg me mine snait, togeiner -rights
under about twenty acres of surrounding propenJ
$5,000 CASH
ith
ir. ftf
South Tryon St.
Suburban Realty Company
; , F. C. Abbott & Company, Agents
Telephones 238-3022