THE" CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 9, 1921.
AUDITORIUM AS
SPORTS CENTER
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Ladies' Lisle Hose
10 pairs Ladies' 25c
Black Stockings, Satur
day for g0
SATO
THE
MAY
LAST BAY
OF
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Bedroom Slippers, $1
l adies' Bedroom Slirmers. reg
ular $1.50 kind. Dollar Days, pr
.uu
Children's Hose
Ten pairs Children's 15c Hose
tor
8 Yds Outing $1.00
Eight yards 25c pink or blue
Outing for
$m
2 Yds Wool Serge, $1
Saturday we will sell all wool
Serge, two yards lor
.00
$1
2 Work Shirts, $1.00
Two 85c Chambray Work
Shirts for
$m
Crepe Shirting
32-inch all silk Crepe de Chine
Shirting, sold this season at
$1.95. Special Dollar Day, yard
Outing Flannel
Ten yards 18c Outing Flannel
Dress Ginghams
Six yards 25c Dress Ging
hams for .
.00
Dress Ginghams
Five yards 29c Dress Ging
hams for
$m
Romper Cloth
Five yards 32-inch Romper
Cloth for
for
$1
.00
$m
Colored Taffeta Silk
$1.65 yard wide navy Blue
Taffeta Silk, per yard"-
Black Taffeta
Yard wide Black Taffeta Silk,
per yard
.00
Sheeting
12 yards 39-inch Sea Island
Sheeting for
.00
54-Inch Serge $1.00
54-inch Wool Serge, best
shades, navy blue, Dollar Days,
par yard
Hose For Children
Five boys' or girls' 25c Hose
for
3-A Sheeting
Ten yards AAA Sheting for
$m
8 Yds. Percal $1.00
We will sell Saturday morning
8 yards of light and dark Per
cales for
$m
SIM
Percal
Six yards of light and dark
I ercale for
.00
$1
Xmas Doll $1.00
Now is the time to buy your
Christmas Doll at Efird's for
40-Inch Crepe de
Chine $1.00
We will sell on Saturday
morning 40-inch Crepe de Chine
in all the leading shades
$1M
Saturday Morning,
9 to 9:30 we will sell 20
yards of Apron Ging
hams for $M
fa)
to)
Dress Ginghams
Ten yards Dress Ginghams for
$m
14 Wash Rags, $1.00
Saturday morning we will sell
14 Wash Rags lor
Kid Gloves, $1.00
Saturday we will sell $2.50
Kid Gloves while the lot last at
$112
5 Yds Cretonne $1.00
Saturday morning we will sell
5 yards of good heavy Cretonne
for
.00
12 Huck Towels $1.00
We will sell 1 dozen Huck,
very large size, Saturday for
$m
Ladies' Union Suits
11 T 1
t Saturday we will sen .Lames
Union Suits for
$m
4 Yds Ribbon $1.00
Saturday we will sell 4 yards
of good heavy Ribbons in all the
colors for
m
Dollar Day Sheets
Saturday morning we will sell
good heavy 81x90 Sheets as long
as they last for
.$w
$3 Silk Hose, $1.00
We will sell Ladies Glove Silk
Hose all day Saturday for
Overalls
Men's full cut Overalls at
10 pairs Men's Cotton Socks for 31-00
9:00 to 9:30 Saturday morning we will sell 20 yards of Sheeting for
(Second Floor)
MEN'S HEAVY SWEATERS
Saturday morning we will sell Men's Heavy Sweaters as long as they last. . . .$1.00
Efird's Dollar
Days Are Sensa
tional Sales.
F
DEPARTMENT STORE
Corner of College and Trade Streets
Spread the News
Tell. Your Friends
City Commissioners Give
Leave to Promoters of
Basketball There.
Beginning Saturday Night, December 10th, Efird's Stores Will Be Kept Open
TiU 9 O'Clock
To make the City Auditorium prop
erly fit for the staging of basketball
games through the installation of
showers, backboards, and other equip
ment, is the purpose of officials of
high school athletics.
A. Ju. Faul. coach of the high bas
ketball . team and Hugh Murrill, Jr.,
high football mentor, received permis
sion of TVTtivnr Walkpr and Commission-
; er Staucill Friday morning for the in
stallation or trie showers.
Bids for the work will be received
by promoters and, unless it will re
i quire too great an expenditure, the
! nioes. showers, and hpatine svstem
j will be put in place in short order.
Money to pay tor the worK is one or
the problems vexing leaders and it has
been suggested that a series of basket
ball games between the Rotary, . Ki
wanis and Civitan clubs be arranged
ana the receipts trom the games piacea
in that fund.
The Auditorium floor, it was point
ed out, . is the largest in the city and,
therefore, offers a splendid chance for
the basketbali manager to find an ad
mirable place to stage games. The
floor, along with the seating capacity
for spectators is much larger than the
court at the Y. M. C. A.
Already the manager of the David
son College quint has scheduled a
game between the Wildcat five and
Trinity College to be played on the
Auditorium floor. He is also attempt
ing to arrange a game with the Uni
versity of North Carolina, the game to
hp nlavpd at the Auditorium. Wake
Forest has signed up for a game with
the Jocal "Y" outfit and it possible
that this contest will be waged on the
Auditorium court.
The only drawback to the playing
of basketball games at the Auditorium,
it was explained, is the lack of bath
ing facilities for the players. Last
year a start was made in the use of
the floor, but the players were forced
to ride throuah cold streets in scant
I clothing to the "Y" before they could
hit the water. If the plan material
ize this disadvantage will be eliminated
and the spacious floor in the staid old
city building will be turned into a
splendid indoor playground.
DR. HILL TO SPEAK
TO MEN'S CLUB HERE
AS
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Dr. "W. E. Hill of Fayetteville is to
be the principal speaker at the Decem
ber meeting of the Men's club of the
Second Presbyterian church next Mon
day evening at 6:15. Dr. Hill is pastor ,
of the First Presbyterian church of ;
Fayetteville and moderator of the !
Synod of North Carolina.
Dr. A. A. McGeachy, second church ;
raster, says that Dr. Hill has ar. un
usually fine mind, is a young man und
'will fit right into the meeting."
W. H. Neal is arranging a musical
rrogram to include one of the city's
best soloists and also a number of the
I more popular songs will be sung en
I masse.
Tom Hayes, president of the club, has
announced that tne business feature of
the meeting will be a stock-taking of
the work of th3 Different departments
of the church. 1 r. McGeachy will call
for two-rninutc suggestions from lead
ers of various organizations.
The reception committee of the club
includes, in addition to Dr. McGeachy
and President Hays Rev. J. T. Mc
rhitrhpnn assistant nastor. Plato D.
Alexander, Harry J. Spencer and J. V.
Pomeroy
An Overcoat For His Christmas
Whv not let him find a nice, warm smart Overcoat among his otAer
gifts on Christmas morning perhaps it will be the only practical
remembrance he will get.
Come now and make your selection
V will help you pick out the coat he will like.
M
ELLON'S
J Furniture
. I) Christmas
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