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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 2, 1921.
U.S. Department of Apiculture, Weather Buret.
i CHARLES F. MARVIN Chief. ,
DAILY WEATHER MAI.
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PLANATORY
rbtprvMions UKfn ti b r. m.. ain menuia urr.e. Air pressure reduced to sea level. Isobars continuous lines) pass through points
cf eq i1- an" pressure. Isotherms (dotted lines) pass through points of equal temperature. O clear: Q partly cloudy; cloudy;
ruin: (?) snow; report missing. Arrows fly with the wlad. Shaded areas show precipitation'of 0.01 inch or more in past 24 hours.
WEATHSR CONDITIONS. 11
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A depression of marked intensity is
centered this morning over the upper
extending southward to the
Gulf, which has caused general rains
in the lake district and thence south
ward to the southeast and gulf coasts.
The rainfails have been mostly mod
erate, but-heavy rains are reported
from the central Gulf coast and around
Lake Michigan.
Another depression of moderate in
tcitir c-vtrnfls from Montana tn thf
upper Rio Grande valley, which has
caused light to' moderate rains over the
middle and north Pacific States and
light rain or snow in the middle and
northern Rocky Mountain region. j
Between these "lows" the pressure is
rising and clear skies prevail, high
and rising pressure also covering the
Pacific and Plateau States. .
ivavmor weather prevails from the
lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
the lower lake section eastward to the
coast, and temperatures have fallen to
the westward of this line, with freez
ing weather in Montana, the Dakotas,
Minnesota, Iowa, Nebraska and Kan
sas. The lowest reported temperature,
however, is only 24 above zero.
Clearing and colder weather will set
in this vicinity tonight, incident to the
nn.fira,-ri mnvement of the lake disturb-
cooihwi" "
ance, and Saturday will be fair. The
lowest temperature tonignt win proD
ably not be below 40.
THE WEATHER.
Weather Bureau Office. .
Charlotte. Dec. 2. 1921.
Sunrise
Moonrise o-
a t, o,t 8:17 p. m
Moon phase First quarter on the 7th
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NOiyowswN'a'
MKNV HINT
Breakfast.
Applt-s with Cream
Poached Eg'gs on Toast
Cereal n. offee
Noon Dinner.
Rons'. Chicken with Dressing
Mashed Potatoes
Jtrii'u IVans (Buttered)
Pineiinnle Salad
Brc.ui. liutter and Jelly
Mipper.
Civ;moil Macaroni
t 'ooked Tomatoes
i 'heese Crackers
rin-'-v Dr.ad with Hard Sauce
Milk.'
three oranges, three bananas. Cut pine
apple, oranges and bananas in small
meces, place in dish. Make a dressing,
using the liquid from pineapple. Bring
liquid to boiling point and thicken with
one cup of sugar, ej
two tablespoons
Coffee
RF.l'KirTS FOR DAY.
rineiMiP-" S:ihri One cr.n pineapple.
flour, mixed together. I-et cool and pour
over fruit.
PuniDkin Pie Cut up pumpkin,
(scrape out pulp, but do not peel. Cook
j until tender, drain and steam dry; let
! cool; put through sieve; four cups pump
kin, two eggs, two cups sugar, two
tablespoons flour three cups milk, one
teaspoon cinnamon, one teaspoon all
spice, one-quarter teaspoon ginger, two
teaspoons salt. This will make two large
pies.
Ginger Bread One egg. one cup su
gar, one cup dark molasses, one-half
cup shortening, three and one-half ctfps
lfcl Buy Your Gifts
ForXmasNow! JAl ,
iiSjls vou .are assured the' choicest f sJaw
Qf aJ1 furniture stocks are .? o
iP now complete and you will o Q
Ir fl ' H have more time to look H -
"- ' M ' through our stocks and dettr- o o
.tH 5 mine just what you want to if-
il--l. M ! give. Tea wagons, serving lEilwflf&a
! Sg trays, sewing cabinets, daven- 111 !! i!
gSg port and end tables, smoking 1
yEfvPP outfits, fancy rockers, wind- igi1mgjg
w pyrryiT sor rockers these are only a lilllifll
gSiiLVte few of the items you will cliPsBl
Igrgijslpti find here all at attractive ?T ti j.
ls?srgl , prices. Don't wait until the CT---agfi
r, if last moment to buy your gifts tlr ,j
C 1 . do .so now wnile yu have -
3 Banner Hff ' ;
liMB " Furniure Co. ' n '
rj 305 Trade ' "
flour, two cups boiling water, two level
teaspoons of soda, two level teaspoons
allspice, one level teaspoon cinnamon,
one level teaspoon ginger. Raisins or
nuts and a cheap icing may be added.
k
HOLIDAY CANDIES.
Fudge Two cups granulated sugar,
two rounding tablespoons of cocoa, one
eighth teaspoon cream of tartar. Mix
well together, then add one-half cup
milk.
Boil over a slow fire until the mixture
forms' a soft ball in cold water, stir
Hnf? nnlv at first, until the sugar is
dissolved. The milk will not scorch if
the fire is slow. Now add one teaspoon
butter and remove from fire, then add
one-half teaspoon vanilla. Do not stir.
Spt in nan of cold water until ccoi,
then heat briskly until it begins to hard
en. Do not turn out on the plate too
soon thorough beating now gives a
fine texture.
If it becomes too stiff to stir and: is
not perfectly smooth and fine, turn out
on board and knead as you would fon
dant. Then turn out on plate and cut
into squares.
Nuts mey be added just after remov
ing from fire. A very good variation
is made by leaving out the cocoa and
adding nuts.
In Making Taffy, etc., for the chil
dren, if a teaspoon of vinegar is added
for each cup of sugar, and the mixture
is not stirred while boiling, you should
have no trouble with it eoine to sugar.
Finally, do not scrape out the pan when
turning taffy onto a piate.
SUGGESTIONS.
The habit of reading with a pair of
ecissors close at hand is an invaluable
one to the busy housewife. So often
there are recipes, household mnts ana
nthpr ndri hits of information, that would
prove useful, but we have lost account
of what, or where they are. In every
kitchen there should be a scrapoooK
for such items as these and the more
methodically they are arranged the
mora useful they will be.
8 a. m.
10 a. m.
Noon .
TEMPERATURE
Dry BuIL.
Wet Bulb.
8 a. m.
Noon -
59
62
62
59
61
Saturday
BIG VALUES AWAIT YOU HERE.
24 lb a.. Elizabeth flour ....'..$1.05
48 lbs. Elizabeth flour 3.1U
98 lb. Elizabeth flour $4.15
24 lbs. Sunflower self-rising ....&1.1U
48 lts. Sunflower self-rising $2.13
98 lbs. Sunflower self-rising ....$4.25
No. 5 lard 65c
TVn. 10 lard $1.25
Pint Wesson oil u 28c
Quart "Wesson oil -J-JC
Rumford baking powder 4sc
j 25c Davis baking powder 20c
No. 1 Irish potatoes, peck 50c
Our best chicken feed, peck 45c
100 lb. bags our best chieKen
feed
14 bars 10c Octagon soap .... ....$1.00
tl4 packages 10c Argo starh JM.WJ
14 rolls 10c toilet paper 5i.uu
8 cans large Carnation milk ......$1.00
4 lbs. Caraja coffee $1.00
3 cans 25c corn 50c
3 cans 25c English peas 50c
TTYosh p??s. dozen ... .50c
3 cans 25c tomatoes aJe
I "Fresh eountrv butter, lb 50c
3 nana 25c pimento weppers 5Uc
4 srlasses apple ieuV 50c
GROCERIES
OUR TEA GARDEN BRAND
preserves and jellies ate here. Plac?
your order at once before the varieties
are sold out. Preserves, strawberry,
raspberry, blackberry Royal Ann cher
ries, apricots, spiced figs, figs in syrup,
peach, plum, quince, orange, marma
lade, cherries. Jelly, blackberry, cur.
rant, crabapple, quince, Concord grape,
loganberry, mmce meat ana appie DUt
ter. For sale only by.
S. R. LENTZ.
W. M Sigmon, Mgr.
315 N. Tryon.
Phones 101 or 102.
Fancy grapefruit, apples oranges,
bananas, celery, cranaerries, parsnips
and carrots, sweet, sour and dill
pickles.
Many other ' big values.
PHONE US TOUR WANTS.
WE DELIVER.
"SAVITA" VEGETABLE MEAT
EXTRACT.
A nnrelv vegetable extract from
which may be made sauces, gravies,
hrnt.hs. bullion, soup and otner aisnes
giving to them a rich, meaty flavor
without the excretory and putretaction
products which are touna in mea.
extracts.
MILLER-VAN NSSS CO.
Ferndell Pure Food Distributors for
Charlotte.
SUGAR!
COFFEE!
TEA!
TICASHaROCgr.
Corner Eleventh and Graham Streets.
Phone 4090.
ti:-l.f imctol HaV - - . . .. .. 69
nigiicoi. j
Lowest last night jb
Mean yesterday
Normal V.
Mean same date last year .. .. .. 44
Excess for month 1-
Excess for year .. .... St5
Highest of record for December, 6 m
1889
Lowest of record for December, 5 in
1880
PRECIPITATION.
-c o a hnnra pnflinsr 8 slI m. 0.4o
lowi iui "u'u - rt .
Total for month to s a. m. . .
Normal for December
Deficiency for year
0.45
3.86
9.01
When the weather crows too se
vere for the suit or the topcoat a
Ueavy fur-collared srarment such
jas this one will be wanted.
HUMIDITY.
8 a. m.
Noon .
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G. S. L1NDGRKN,
Meteorologist
FULL RECOGNITION RANTED.
Washington, Dec. 2 Full recognition
of American consular officers in Ger
many has teen granted by the Berlin
Government, the State Department was
advised today by Charge D'Affaires
Dresel, at Berlin. Writh this recogni
tion, the American Government now is
functioning throughout Germany as in
pre-war days.
All Your Groceries
i At Reduced Prices
Saturday
Sugar cured and pork hams, lb. . .2ac
Smoked side meat ...ioe
Fine breakfast bacon 38c
15. cases recandled eggs dozen . .5oc
Storage eggs, dozen 48c
We are not giving it away but after
you try It you 'will wonder how we
can give such good coffee for so much
less than anyone else. Kenny's high
grade Tcnown all over the United States,
per lb 35c
Or 3 lbs. for .... $1.00
Trinity Blend, lb 40c .
Genuine Mocha & Java, Id. 4c
We have other grades. .. .18c to 35c
Pet Milk, small size oc
Or dnzpn HC
Large size 12c
Or rln7:fn al.4(l
Cocoa, lb 44c .
Or 1-2 lb zsr
Chocolate, lb. .... 40c
Or 1-2 lb . .mVC
Teas, Toffees, Sugars, Grits. Bice, Ete.
ZS S. Aryon St. rnona xaoi'o
We Deliver.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
LEADERS COMING
In the interest of the Stewardship
campaign of the Christian Church, C.
Manly Morton, E. F. Smith and Miss
Myrtle Ashbel, leaders in the movement
will speak to the Charlotte congrega
tion of the Christian church Sunday,
both at the 11 o'clock and 7:30 o'clock,
at the Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Morton has for a number of
years been a misionary of this denom
ination in Paraguay. Mr. Smith is con
nected with the United Christian Mis
sionary Society of St. Louis and Miss
Ashbel is from Wilson, this state, Hav
ing charge of missionary activities of
this church in North Carolina.
QUEENS GIRLS WILL
PRESENT A rAljrttAlM
Th vesner service on next Sunday
afternoon at the Y. W. C. A. at 4:30,;
will take on an Interesting and unique
character in that there will be pre
sented a pageant of missionary inter
est by Queens College girls. It will
be given by eleven young women, fcix
student volunteers. i;ie
! title is "The Voices of the Women,"
! onH v,Q ohnracters are: The Dreamer,
Science, Mexican woman, iriinao wom
or, TTinrtn widow. Hindo child-widow,
r African woman, Korean woman Japa
nese woman. Chinese" woman ana .Mo
hammedan woman.
. WOMAN SOLICITOR.
Calgary, Alberta. For the first time
in the history of the province of Al
berta a woman solicitor has been ap
pointed by the provincial government.
Miss Gretna Playter, formerly associat
inoal Ipeal firm, will in future
be principally associated with work per
taining tO Women S uigauiiauuii
throughout the province.
Phone 1816
V
Fnv flnvthine in groceries and meatj.
We carry a complete stock in both
lines. Our prices are right, our serv
ices prompt.
One trial will convince you.
The S&R Grocery Co.
Phone 1816 828 E. Seventh
Former Stand Hemby & McManus.
60 lbs. lard
8 lb- pails
.Choiffest coffees, lb
6 lbs. grits , ....
6 lbs. head rice ,
4 tall cans Carnation milk
. . . $6.75
....$1.20
.25c 35c
, .. ..25c
....50c
50c
25 barrels fine patent flours.
50 bushels sweet oranges, peck ..49c
5 barrels Wlnesap apples, peck 69c
Fancy box apples, extra bargains.
By box ... .?3.00, $3.25, $4.00
TWO NEGROES HANGED.
Ala.. Dec. 2. John
Henry Barnett and Willis Williams, ne
rrfAac wore Via n e-ed in the Montgom
ery county jail this morning for the
murder of Davis Anaerson, a
chant.
When the girls adopt the knickers
tvoro nHii r-n lor.eer be any excuse for
the fool men to hang around the windy
corners.
Liberty Stores
Ch
turday bpecials
-
ickens
Vegetables
ruits
Groceries
Everything at the Low Prices.
It is your loss if you do not come.
Stores
Liberty
No. 1, 4 S. Church No. 2, N. Charlotte
rljV M M "weight viaa1
fO00
Wen Syrup
Sunf nebaiat CoW
Fancy celery lettuce and ripe tomatoes.
Still selling gallons cans Domino sy
rup 90c
5 lbs. sugar free.
1000 lbs. NEW CROP
California Prunes
I Why not let us fill your order for
groceries and save you money.
FREE DELIVERY..
Economy
Grocery
Here you'll find foods that make satis
fying meals. Pure foods back up our
intentions.
16 lbs. best sugar .$1.00
24 lbs. Elizabeth flour .....$1.05
24 lbs. Sunflower self-rising flour $1.15
24 lbs. Melrose flour $1.30
10 lb. pails pure lard .$2.00
Seerar cured hams 29c
Pure pork sausage, lb 35c
100 lb. sack Kdan ciiicicen ieea ..$.ou
Pint Wesson oil 28c
Quart Wesson oil 55c
No. 1 Irish potatoes, peck aOc
Good sound yellow yams, peck ...:50c
Libby's sliced pineapple 3:jc
lbs. best rice -c
2 lb. can roast beef 39c
Fillsbury pancake flour 17c
California prunes ana peacnes,
lb IDC litV
Fresh fat Norway mackerel 25c
Home-made molasses gallon $1.10
We'll See That You Are Tleased.
THE GOOD SERVICE STORE.
12 l-2c lb.
50 lb. lots lb. . . . . .
California peaches, !b. ..,
Dried blackberries, To. . .
Sun-Maid seeded ralsms
Currants .
Candied pineapple, lb. ..
Chemes,r lb
37 W. 4th
I'HONE 4380.
Phone 4380
PHONE 4380
, .10c
...20c
...20c
. . .25c
. . .25c
. . .80c
90c
Sweet potatoes, peck 40c
3 lbs. white peas .., . .25c
T?pr! kirlnpv heans. lb. 17 l-2c
Cranberries, quart 25c
25 lbs. Melrose flour
16 lbs. sugar $1.00
GULP BROS.
1806 PHONES 1807
14
5 Lb. Pkg. Domino Sugar
With Each Purchase of No. 10
DOMINO SYPUP
ALL FOR 90 CENTS
SANITARY QUALITY
AND SERVICE
NEW GOODS COMING IN EVERY
DAY.
Canned goods of all kinds, nice large
juicy - prunes, pancake ana oucKwneat
flour, Log Cabin syrup, pure honey,
hnmA-made sorerum. fresh celery, let
tuce, tomatoes mustard and turnip
greens, snap beans, sweet ana xrisn
potatoes, Ward's and Corby's cakes,
apples, oranges,' bananas, grapefruit,
Brookfleld. creamery butter, fresh eoun
trv butter, fresn eggs and chickens.
In fact everything in fresh groceries
at all times.
PHONE 4431.
Watts Grocery Co.
813 E. Seventh St.
Anticipate your needs of
Christmas
Gift
We are showing a large as
sortment of articles of util
ity and beauty suitable for
gift purposes at SPECIAL
PRICES
FILL OUT AND MAIL
5 LBS. FREE SUGAR
C. & D. Cash Store,
1500 South Boulevard.
Please include with my order one 10-lb Can Domino
Syrup with the understanding that I am to receive free
of charge one 5-lb Package of Domino Sugar.
Name. . . .". . . ........ -j.-
Street.
Visit Our Store Beginning
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd
And Sample Domino Syrup
FREE DEMONSTRATION
& D. Cash Store
PHONES 4533-4092
FITE'S
SPECIALS
Small pork hams, lb.. -4c
Small sugar cured hams, lb. ... .30c
Kingan's sliced bacon, lb 15c
Genuine fresh country eggs, dozen 60c
isiice fat chickens and country butter.
8 lbs. Armour's shortening ; . . . $1.29
4 lbs. Armour' shortening 60c
Nancy Hall sweet potatoes, peck . .40c
Nice Irish potatoes, pecK .. .. ..owe
Nice oranges, peck .. .. .. ..60c
Fancy nuts of all kinds.
Fresh cocoanuts .. 10c lac
Temple Garden, the good flour, plain
and self -rising. This is the best
flour on the market. Money refunded
if not satisfied.
Fure home-made syrup
:.50c
Gallon cans .' $1.00
i rt cirrnn cnllnrt R17.fi ... &C
irt.IIlHltF DJiUi .- . t
Karo syrupT gallon size 6;c
Marv Jane syrup 0c
! 1-2 gallon size .... ..-..... .35c
! r. nnffpes are fresh roasted. We
grind it to suit "you. Price is as low
as the lowest.
x7Vi-,r nrt jrpt the fresh coffee.
v, iijr o . an ' t
n, .... ."... 20c and up
2016 PHONES 1768
THE RED FRONT STORE t
Corner Church and Fourth Sts.
FRUIT STANDS
and many other 'articles in
silver and silver plate.
Candy Jars
Fruit Bowls
ONE 601
5 lbs. good coffee $1.0'
16 lbs. granulated sugar ....... .$1.0
6 lbs. pearl grits 25
3 lbs. good rice 25c
8 bars Swift soap 25c
8 lbs. Swift Jewel iard $1.23
4 lbs. Swift Jewel lard 65c
Plenty of dried pea and beans.
Hood & Estridge
38 N. College St.
X
Casseroles
Bread Trays
Cake Plates
Boilers
Stew Pans
CRAIG
The Cut-Price Cash Grocer.
Red Front 39 S. College
1875 PHONES 1876
We Deliver All Over the ty.
Egg Beaters
Cream Whips
Mayonnaise
Mixers
MATHESON
Hdw.&PaintCo.
The Good Service Store.
30 W. Trade St.
... Phone 175
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World
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A Chain of Stores Froi3
Coast to Coast
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