THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. i C., FRIDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24, 1921.
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TAFFETA, ORGANDY AND HORSEHAIR MAKE NEW SUMMER HATS
The Kid
MMiuiir'i i in in in iwiiifi-r fljiimnifimr nrni r i-rrtiinmiTHir am m mm mini n ,f- m
"Anxious"t In case of your death
your husband will inherit one-third
of your estate and the children two
' thirds. Go to a lawyer . or a notary
"public and have him help you make
v a will so that your children will inherit
everything. .The charge for making
i the will will be small. Do not delay
in this matter.
,
r Dear Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
, nineteen years of age. I am very un
happy. I have been keeping company
i'with a young man for the last eight
'months. I do not love him, but he
floves me so much that I can't quit
!him. My folks say if I quit him I will
. have to leave home.
i This young man is good-looking,
dresses well, has a big car of his
jown, but still I do not love him. He
is good to me at all times. Do you
think if I married him this fall that I
could learn to love him in after years?
I am not engaged, but he always
speaks about getting me a ring.
I am in love with one of my old
schoolmates, whom my friend is jeal
ous of. I have been going with my
schoolmate now and then and he
says if he sees me with him or if
I go with him again he will whip him.
I do not want him to hurt my sweet-
: heart for the world. My little ' school-
- mate seems to be in love with him.
1 How can I quit this young man
without hurting his feelings? I tell
, him I don't love him.
' I have been out west several times.
Do you think it would be all right to
; go out there for awhile to get away
'.from him? He has been working for
father and also for a married - sister
of mine. They think I have to-marry
ihim just because he did so much for
j them. - He is a good man but I don't
tlike the rest of the family at all., I
know if I marry him I will be miser
able for life.
- . HEART-BROKEN.
Do not marry the man you do not
love. Go west if you can, or anywhere
else to get away, but do not consider
a loveless marriage. Your family is
entirely wrong in trying . to persuade
you' in this matter. You will have to
live with the man and therefore your
happiness should be considered above
everything else.
The man will not whip your class
mate nine chances out of ten. If he
does, let your classmate fight his own
battle. i
It is ; very considerate of you not to
want to hurt the man's feelings. I
think, however, the kindest way will
be for you to let him know definitely
that you do not care for him and
you never can. Do not marry, hoping
that love will come after marriage;
Dear. Mrs. Thompson: I am a girl
of sixteen and am in love with a man
of thirty -five. I go with him real
often.'' The. other night he asked me to
marry him. As I have no folks I would
like to live in a real home instead of
working out. Should I?
HOMELESS.
I am afraid there is too great -a dif
ferenpe in your ages for you to. be
happy together. I would suggest that
you wait at least six months before
you give your answer. At the end of
that time you will know better wheth
er or not you will be happy together.
Lovers who are afraid to wait have
reason to doubt the sincerity of their
love. A deep, true love stands the
test of time. I would not advise you
to marry for two years or more but for
the fact that you say you have no
home life now.
"E. D. E.": I have not the address
you want. Besides, it is contrary to
the policy of this column to exchange
addresses. -. -
lj ALABAMA-GEORGIA SYRUP CO. J
" Open your mouth,
And close your eyes
ril give you something
To make you wise,'
SYRUP
is a rich, delicious cane syrup, with jusl
enough corn syrup added to give it
consistensy.
BURT'S SHOE&
BURT'S SHOES
I For
io
pecia
orrow -Saturday
Ladies Black
16 East Trade Street
Famous For Its Values in Good Shoes
Men who understand all of the
tricks -and whims of magnetos
are the kind of men who will
be intrusted with this delicate
kind of work in our shop. Avail
yourself of their expert services
at low cost.
AT YOUR SERVICE. '
Queen City Storage
Battery Company
Storage Battery, Generator - and
; Starter Specialists.
21 VV. First St. Phone 3980
Variety In fabric and style
mark the newest summer hats.
Here are three which will please.
At the left is an opal blue taffeta:
with an opal blue taffeta with an
abrupt off -the-f ace roll. A picot
edged frill of the taffeta finishes
the frill and s rosette of St adds
a piquant trimminsr touch.
The hat at the right is lavender
organdy. It is the type of hat
for the garden party, a large
drooping brimmed sailor shape.
It is ornamented by huge grape
clusters of self fabric
For late and leisurely summer
dining there is a hat of black
horsehair pictured in tie center.
It is- trimmed with uncurled
ostrich and may be worn with
any color and any style gown.
SEVEN DAYS REMAIN
FOR PROPERTY LISTING
Seven days remain in which prop
erty owners of Charlotte and Meck
lenburg county may make return of
their property and list their poll for
taxaton. A considerable per cent of
those liajjje for both property returns
and poll tax have not appeared at
the court house et and made . their
accounts with the list takers. Those
who have not done so by July 1 will
not only be liable for the tax that
is to be collected on all property
and polls, but also be liabe for a
penaty for not meeting the require
ments of the aw.
May was set apart for the making of
tax returns and Juno was added later
in order that all those liable for tax
could have ample time in which to
make returns.
County Auditor Floyd Gresham states
that there are still a considerable num
ber of people who have not ' made
their returns and that they are in a
fair way to be taxed with the penalty
for non-compliance with the law.
Two men are on duty now at the
court house to take the returns. A. D.
Neal for the city arid J. C. Purcell
for the county. For much of the
time during May and June there were
half a dozen men on duty.
GERMANY TO RESTORE
AMERICAN PROPERTY
Berlin, June 24. In ' makiner formal
announcement today that all American
property nem by the German govern
ment would be released immediately,
the foreign office said much of such
property already had been restored, but
that certain credits and securities were
still held. This was because G
was unable to know whether the United
States would adopt the same svsstpm nf
accounting as that provided for in the
Versailles treaty, the announcement declared.
Consequently. It added. G p.rmanv in
returning American property, was run
ning the ris kof haviner tn mt rtm,hia
payments, but nevertheless the govern
ment naa aeciaea to turn over all Am
erican property immediately to save the
owners further trouble, facility tA n
sumption of German-American trad
and establish the inviolabilitv of nrivnto
property.
SETTLEMENT OF BIG
(Continued Fj-om Page One.)
1 SHERIFF CALLS FOR
COUNTY LICENSE FEE
same is true of other sections of the
country which depend for their exis
tence on the sale annually of an export
able surplus. :'
To the dispassionate observer who has
no particular relationship to the banker
of either the east or the middle west
it is apparent that the extreme posi
tion adopted on the one hand by Mr.
Reynolds, who leans more or less to
ward the idea of forgetting about ex
ports altogether, and the attitude of the
eastern bankers who feel that Europe
lies the cure to American business
stagnation the president of the United
States is steering a middle cburse. The
contact which he had with the two theo
ries necessarily makes him naturally
conservative. The first conference with
the eastern bankers disposed of the for
eign trade problem by getting an agree
ment with the bankers to consult with
the government as to the purpose of all
foreign loans before offering them to the
public. That enables the government
to prevent the kind of abuses which
Mr. Reynolds talked about, namely de
pleting American capital resources for
the benefit of European development.
The second conference with the bankers
will result in steps - toward the adjust
ment of war claims made by the rail
roads and other interests who could
use the money owed them to good ad
vantage in helping the country back
to an' economic normal.
MILL WORKERS ARE
STILL USING HOUSES
The occupants of eieht
property of the Mecklenburg Mill at
North Charlotte who had agreed to
vacate the houses by Thursday, June
23, at 10 o'clock thpriiv Viaitir.. v,
suit of eiectment. hrnn
- - "o11' , ihuu
by the mill owners some days ago, had
nut uarnea out tne bargain, it was
learned Friday.
By the terms of th
suit was to stop and to be dropped if
the tenants vacated the houses at . the
time specified. Their failure to' get out
by the specified date automatically put
ro hououus ji ejectment in effect and
"Jjfas said they would be executed.
The SUitS Of ftiep.tment K,,xi
by the mill company shortly afte the
tenants walked out on strike a few
weeks ago. There were several hearings
on the matter before Magistrate W. S
Huggins, Magistrate " George M. Phifer
and Magistrate F. B. Alexander.
HELD ON CHARGE OF
SWINDLING WOUNDED
Chicap-n. .Timo ...
fa Vine anil .o oV, .
. 6uenimem com
pensation checks belonging to wound
ed soldiers T TZ fr, nil .
, . vaiuii, uraeny in a
""--". ivijj.cn nere, . is neld to
day . under two' $1,500 bonds following
his arrest, vestoniaw i , .
to have confessed tn a ..
agent. wervice
COAL MINERS PROTEST.
v Tiiwm n A . ' . . .
. , u untj irrOLesr.K
wr d v T , i"- x euer4U oraer prohib
S5S?SAevU? demonstrations and the
flying of the Communist flag from pub
lic buildings were voiced by a commit
tee representing the coal miners of the
Stae of Coahuila, which called upon
Secretary tf the Interior Calles yester-
BATTLESHIPS VISIT NORVVAY,
Christiania. TXnrwn-o- Ti.
American battleships Kansas, Michi-
gan, Connecticut, south Carolina ad
Minnesota arrived here today on a visit
of two weeks. The
coming the visiting squadron, empha-
"cu "o sLrung nes oi inenaship and
sympathy existine between
andjthe United States. - , '
THAT
AIR
SERVICE
99
is not merely a slogan. Here
is a part of what it means to
you: .
We clean, polish .: and paint
yom rims, ' which :, prevents
rust and saves . both the tire
and rim.
Tubes left ; with -us.'are - re-,
paired ' by men -who know
and are thoroughly tested ' be
fore returning . to you.
The - greatest - care is used ; in
mounting rims.. We do not
. beat them up. , Lugs are care
fully tightened and worn or
broken ones replaced.
The proper amount of air is
put ; in your tires no guess
ing. -'
Shaw's service is prompt, -' in
telligent, courteous and effi-
cient. .
Let ; us tell you about our
insurance plan on Kelly
Springfleld tires, " ;
Shaw Vulcanizing
Company
VICTOR SHAW
225 N. Colleger -Phone 3593
All license or privilege taxes due the
county must be paid on or before July
1, according to Sheriff W. O. Cochran,
or the person or firm that owes the
tax will be liable to a penalty for non
payment of the tax as well as for the
tax itself.
There are still quite a number of
persons and firms of the count liable
for privilege tax who have not paid up,
Sheriff Cochran says, and only a few
more days remain before the time limit
is up. He has instructions from Ra
leigh not to collect any tax after July
1 without also collecting the penalty.
Some of those liable for privilege or
license to the ' county are owners of
automobiles, merry-go-rounds, wheels of
fortune and other such devices of
amusement, those who hold concessions
for selling tobaccos, operating refresh
ment 'booths and the owners or lessors
of hotels..
YALE FRESHMEN WIN
BY FIVE LENGTHS
Regatta Course, New London, Cann.,
June 24. The Harvard and Yale fresh
man eight oared race resulted in a vic
tory for Tale by five - lengths.
IRISH ATTACK LORRY
Dublin, June 24. A. military lorry
attacked this afternoon at the junction
of North Frederick and Dorset streets,
bombs being thrown at ' the lorry, two
of which landed .in it.
v The casualties to the military have
not been reported, but five civilians
were wounded in heavy rifle firing
which followed the attack.
U-BOAT FAMILY REACHES C. Z.
Christobal, C. Z., June 24. The ten
der Beaver and six United States sub
marines arrived .here from United
States ports yesterday. .
HARDING SEES BANKERS
Washington, June 24. The attitude
of Middlewestern bankers and financiers
toward the present business situation
was detailed to President Harding Thurs
day at the second of his conferences
of "best : financial mind".
Ali kinds of children's Shoes from the
small "baby" to Misses
Our Children's Stock is full of the ones
the : "kiddies" want for these hot
days. Bring 'em in r
get ''em shod.
son s
Phone 23.
ihomp
MENU HINT.
Breakfast.
Oatmeal. Top Milk.
Coffee.
Bacon. Steamed Eggs.
Halved Oranges.
Dinner.
Rump Roast of Beef with
Vegetables.
Pineapple Salad with "Wafers.
Bread. Butter.
Supper.
Baked Beans.
Tomatoes with Bread Croutons.'
Celery.
Strawberries. Little Cakes.
CANDY RECIPES.
Nut Balls One cup raisins, one cup
dates, one cup pecans.
Run ihrough fine meat-chopper,
moisten with orange juice until it will
roll in balls; dip in powdered sugar
and serve as a confection.
Lemon Gum Drops Three and one
half tablespoons gelatin, three-quarters
1 cup cold water, one-quarter cup
granulated sugar, two teaspoons hot
water, four tablespoons corn syrup, two
tablespoons lemon juice or less.
Soak the gelatin in the cold water
until water is absorbed. Mix ' sugar,
hot water and corn syrup in a: sauce
pan and boil gently without stirring to
the soft-ball stage. Remove . from fire
and add- the gelatin. Return to the
fire arid stir . a minute over the fii-3.
Add lemon juice (strained) and put in
a cool place for five or six minutes.
Pour into cornstarch molds made by
the impression of a rounded knife han
dle or a thimble. When firm, put into
sieve and shake off cornstarch. Use
a brush if necessary.. Hold sieve over
steam for a second to crystallize the
drops and then roll in granulated
sugar.
SUGGESTIONS.
Guest Book If everv vouir h
wife will provide herself with" a la
book for her desk and ask visitors n i
truest
their names down in her
to writ.
it will make very interesting rearli:
in the years to come. n
Bad Odors-By placing a
piece of charcoal on a plate inside w
on the bottom of the refrigerator
will remove all bad odors which n--t
remain, no matter how careful or tv'J'
ticular one may be about cleanin- n?
the refrigerator. The charcoal irTsiZ
a sweet and fresh smelling interim
Bed Comforters An easy way -make
bed comforters is to pin all fn
corners of the lining to the cam
Then lay on the batting and streto,
the top on. Baste or pin all round t
keep in place. Begin tacking and roll
ing as you tack, and you will have t
done before you can place it in thV
frame. Or lay the material on the "m
and tack about half the batting at a
time.
GENERAL MENDEZ CAPTURED.
Mexico City, June 24. General Si
dronio Mendez, who for some time h
been reported to be in revolt again
the present Mexican government, was
captured yesterday at La Palma, sta 9
of San Luis Potosi, says a statemi"
issued '.today. It is probable he will be
executed.
Shave With
Cuiicura Soap
The New; Way
Without' Mug' '
An attractive booklet,
"The House Across the
Way," illustrates the
valueof paint harmony
in the home. Ask
us for free copy and
color charts.
DISTINCTIVE INTERIORS
are easily attained through the artistic effect of the
painted wall. .
CH FLAT WALL PAINTS produce a velvet-like finish
which gives a room an atmosphere of quiet refinement.
CODiEOGE
V
lOTitAM
Paints tndXJ Varnishes
There's a CH PAINT AND VARNISH for
', every purpose. Ask for it by name.
See your local dealer or write
F. J. COOLEDGE SC SONS
East Eighth Street and Railroad
ATLANTA CHARLOTTE "SAVANNAH
Oldest manufacturers of pure paints, PJione 3721.
stains and varnishes in the South.
'' -..est dealers in plate, window
.4 building glass in the South.
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CATARRH
? of the:
BLADDER
Safc Sacomhl '
EachCaosule Mind
bears narae aX""!
Beware ofewmterfitits
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Adding
House
A Room To The
:With Furniture
Building costs are high-Rents are high. Larger; quarters are not available.
No place f or visiting friends or relatives to sleep, no place for the youngster who
has outgrown his crib. .......
A difficult situation? Not at all.
sun parlor16 a place in a da5r with a Kroehler Bed : Davenport in living room or
SfKP of.,roomUn the saving of rent; in the .saving of fuel a davenport or
-JS l!eautiful-and stylish. From a
wt toa chlId ca? ?hange them to a comfortable bed in the twinkling of an
eye. ...We have a complete assortment in a wide range of prices
TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE
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305 EAST TRADE.
Furniture Gbmpany
OUT OF THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT.
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