i THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, SUNDAY MORIS JUNtr, bar 11 Creamery plan IS WORKED OUT I I . Capital Stock of $100,000 to Be Subscribed on Co I operative Plan. Gaining impetus to their efforts by the presence and counsel of Dr. Clar ence Foe, editor of The Progressive Far. mer. l.icklenburgr farmers took the first definite step Saturday for the for mation of the "Meoklenburg Dairy and Ice Cream Company. It will be a char, tered concern with a capital stok of $100,000 authorized and the greater part of It paid in as the proposition involves th immediate establishment of a suf ficiently large creamery, here to meet present demands and possible future requirements. Among the leading stockholders are , such Hty-farmers as E. T. Cansler, Ru fus Johnston, J. A. Yarborough, Dr. A. M. Whisnant. T. M. Shelton and "leading younsr men of the county who !ar devoting their lives to agriculture. V. Hazel i-narr. enarlie Stowe, Robert McDowell and others. STOCK BEING TAKEN. Jor some weeks agitation has been rife for such an establishment but lead ership in the movement was somewhat ctsfcotie. Saturday. however, active steps were taken, copies of the charter were available and stock subscriptions were taken. At the exposition grounds during the afternoon where many of the more prominent and wealthy plant ers of Mecklenhuro- were rrathprri t. Dr. Poes address, the canvassers foff stock were able to get many sub scriptions as a starter and they "stated later in the day that the enterprise would become a reality in view of the success of their efforts Saturday. When th4 farmers have subscribed what the promoters think they will be able to take in the way of stock, effort will be made to supplement this amount by subscriptions from business and finan cial men of the city to the end that am ple capital may be available. HANDLE BY-PRODUCTS. It is in the mind of the promoters to establish a creamery that will take care of the milk and milk products' demand in Charlotte and its immediate territory. Just what capacitv it will have remains to be determined. In acl- Svi handling sweet milk for de- ,TJ, nuthe ,homes of Charlotte con Rumen, the plan is to furrish -'.1 the well as better. It is pointed out iliat SfoTO,nty f the but '-'r consumed in n C?tfvCOmea rom tne hiS Packers. Jr - e main reasons for this, it is stated, is that a majority of the milk producers. of the county prefer to han dle their sweet milk in native fashion rather than convert it into by-products. im creamery Proposes to utilize sweet rntik for the manufacture; of butter and t.nu.3 simulate the hoA3-maie butter marKet in the city. ICE CREAM FEATURE. One of the more distinctive phases o SHRINERS BAND TO MEETCOOPER South Carolina Governor Will be Tendered Many Honors Monday. The committee in charge has arrang ed to show Governor Robert A. Ccoper. of South Carolina, every courtesy dur ing his visit to the Made-in Carolinas Exposition Monday. He will arrive here the creamery will be the incorporation ' at 10:35 o'clock coming from Green ville, S. C. The Oasis Temple Shrine band, the reception committee and na tive South Carolinians now residing in Charlotte will meet him at the sta tion and escort him to the hotel. of an ice cream plant of sufficient size to meet any requirement, the output to depend Upon the consumption that can be built up. It is predicted by those interested in the movement that the local, co-operative creamery com pany, by usinff milk nrnrinrWl iarms or this county and converting it At l o ciock m tne aeiwyii notec uau into ice cream direct, will be abU to I room he will be the honor guest at-a proeffi; :nr2rtop-fSo"itaneon-to be siven by th chattte amount of sweet milk offered hi-ra from 1 Chamber of Commerce. The exhibi countryside plantations. It ;s pointed j tors at the exposition also will be guests out that a large amount of the ice at this luncheon, which- is expected to cream now beinar utilized in Charlotte . l( . . . ' ,CA ,A 5vi is made out of Virginia milk, whereas ; be attended by between 150 and 200 cm Mecklenburg milk would ""do just us zens. well if it could be provided in sufficient ly large quantities. STABILIZE MARKET. One of the outstanding virtues of the local creamery, one of the leading pro moters, stated Saturday, was that it would tend to stabilize the dairy indus try in Mecklenburg county, by provid ing an orderly, uniform market, sum mer and winter, for milk and its by products. As the situation has been. j he said, milk is scarce here in the win ter and so abundant in the summer that there is no market for it and this condition of the milk market has caus ed a number of producers to abandon the enterprise entirely. So long as they were unable to sell sweet milk in the summer, when it could be more cheap ly produced as against winter milk when cows have to be fed during all of the cold months, they were not in position to realize on their investment and have gone out of this business. It is figured that by a stabilization of the His address at the exposition will take place at 3:30 o'clock Monday afternoon. Afterwards he will look over the ex position, paying a visit to the various booths. He will leave for Columbia Monday night. The special committee in charge oi arrangements for his coming is cim posed of Mayor and Mrs- J. O. Walker, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hook, Mrs. C. E. Piatt, Mrs. N- S. Matthews. G. E. Eich elberger and Frank H. Kennedy. A spe cial request for all native South Caro- ! linians now residing in Charlotte to meet Governor Cooper at the station, has been made. The South Carolina chief executive it past potentate of Omar Temple, Order of the Mystic Shrine. As a compli ment to the governor, Potentate J. W. Grimes, of Suez Temple, has telegraph ed Shrine officials here, directing that the Oasis Arab patrol and band meet and escort him to his hotel. Arrange market, these farmers and many more ' ments have been made by Director R can be induced to enter the dairying I L- Keesler, of the band, of the assem business which has never been proper- bling of the patrol and band at the ly developed, it is explained, in Meek-1 Masonic Temple Monday morning at lenburg county . j 8:30 o'clock. The Wise Ready-To- Wear Co. Offers Real Money Saving and Money Making Values for This Entire Week Wise Ready-to-Wear Co. are offering thousands of specials in women's and children's ready-to-wear that are absolutely unques-. tionable when it comes to values, styles and assortments. There are wonderful inducements offered for this week's purchasers. A Saving of $5.00 to $10.00 On All Suits This Week. 4? All wool good heavy grade serge suits, neatly xrimmeu in braids at $14.75 All wool Tricotine Suits that have never been known to sell for less than $25.00 at , . .. $19.75 Regular $29.50 all wool fine rade of Tricotine Suits. Special at 22.50 $35.00 Tricotine Suits prov en by actual comparison. Our price $25.00 Don't fail to see our line of fine all wool Tricotines, Ve lours and Broadcloth Suits at $29.50, $35.00, $39.50 and $49.50. We guarantee an actual saving of $10.00 to $25.00 per suit. x DRESSES OF SATINS, CHARMEUSE, CREPE METEOR CAN TON CREPES AND TRICOTINES AT EXCEPTIONAL SAVINGS $14.75 all wool Tricotine Dresses, beautifully embroidered and braided at $9.95 We are offering special for this week a line of very fine all wool Tricotine Dresses, not a one in the lot worth under $25.00, all at one price . . $14.75 FOR THE SCHOOL CHILDREN $1.50 Gingham Dresses at 98c $2.50 beautiful Wash Jumpers for the 10, 12 and 14 year old school girls at $1,98 Junior and flopper Dresses for the larger girls at ......... $1.98 $3.50 White Middy Suits. $12.50 to $16.50 all wool serge Middy Suits in full regulation styles with large emblems . . . - $5.95 Wise Ready-To- Wear Co. 39 East Trade I I J 1 Gatling Dry Goo as Com party Many Offers For This Week's Selling New and Unusual Bargains An event for which we have made extensive preparations. Our desire is to provide better than usual values and we were aided by very favorable market conditions. As a result of our f oresightedness we are able to offer a wemderful display of merchandise at excep tionally low prices. Every thrifty woman in Charlotte and vicinity should take advantage of the splendid values which we are offering at such low prices. VISIT OUR PIECE GOODS SECTION EVERY DAY New Fall Corduroys in the season's newest shades, just the material for Jumper Dresses, etc. Special per yard ... . -75c New Plaid Skirtings 56-inch Wool Skirt ings, beautiful patterns, priced per yard from $2.75 to '"$3 Jumper Suitings, good assortment colors. Special per yard 25c New Fall shipment Fall Silks, just re ceived a shipment of Checked Taffetas, Messalines, Crepe de Chines, Cnarmeuse, Failles, Radiant Sat ins, Taffetas and Canton Crepes. Get our prices on your next Silk pur chase. We will save you money. HOSIERY SPECIALS Ladies' Silk Hose, corded effect in black or cordovan. (J- g9 Sizes 8V2 to 10, pair PJL Ladies' Fibre Silk Hose, black or cordovan, good wearing fTP Silk, per pair I tPv Ladies' Mercerized Drop Stitch Hose in Navy, Black, White and Tan and Cordovan, per A Q pair Ttv mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmmmmmmmmammMm Ladies Cotton Hose in Black, White and Tan, per 1 nair XVC or 3 pairs for 25c Children's Sport Sox, Black and Tan. Sizes 8 to 11, per NOTION DEPARTMENT Babies' Rubber Pants, White or Cream, 3 sizes, per pair '. . 49 C New Ribbons received at special prices. Middy Ties, large size, corded edge, black, navy and red, each .... 79 c Fine Pearl Buttons, as sorted sizes, per card of dozen Window Shades, full 3x6 in colors of green, white and cream. Special at 59c Darning Cotton, 8-ply, white or black, per ball omV 5c Ladies' pure linen Hand kerchiefs, plain or em broidered, each . 25c Knitting Needles, per pair 10c The New Fall Styles In Footwear AT REASONABLE PRICES Another shipment Ladies' and Men's Feit Bedroom Slippers all colors and sizes. Per pair special $111! New Fall Oxfords and Shoes arriving daily. See us first on your Shoe needs for Fall. New lot Children's "Foot Form" School Shoes, the ideal Shoe for Growing Boys and Girls. Sizes 5 to 2. Childs, Youths and Misses. Boys' School Shoes, attractively priced. Munson last, 2 to : Q.75 y X X Men's Work Shoes army last, priced '. $3 $5 New shipment Ladies and Misses Tan Walking Shoes and Boots, low. or military heels. Priced special at '$4 $4 Full line Ladies' Brown and Tan Ox fords, latest styles, low or military heel, priced ...... , $5H New shipment Ladies' felt Bedroom Slippers, all colors, all sizes. Priced the nair.. i ...T.. 41.49 W flv mM Dry Goods Company Gatling 39 East Trade V. II I - ' I . . ; :

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