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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS, CHARLOTTE, N. C, FRIDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 30, 1921
EXCESSIVE PERSPIRATION.
Several women have written to me ; over the face, and hands. I know one ;
woman of a slightly emotional tem-i
recently asinnr. w.i.v m.uu..i ! oraim.llt who cannot
110111 OXCCSblVe pi'i spil cUlun ill luki
weather. ' ' In most crises. I
from the letters that the canst
ing bvi t nervousness.
Very few peoule know that nerves
have this curious effect unon the pores
of the- skin though, of course, it is
iumtimn knowlrd"," thai a nervous
,-hnck r a vx nervous strain will
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wear gloves clue-i
inf :i :-mu:ert. or an opera because ncr ;
can see i hands get hot ami wringing wet. This j
is noth-!i.s dimply lu.' u a n rvous reaction.
; on her Dart, ami it is quite common. j
; I'eonlc who have very nervous tem
peraments are always bothered with j
perspiration of the hands or tinder the.
arms. i
T. know of one excellent formula!
which. .w;!l lossen ex.-essiv: perspira-;
turn., and whiih will neutralize any dis-j
agreable odors. It. is perfectly sim- j
pie . and harmless and is made as fol-j
lows: I
Ep?om salts. 3 oz.. wheat bran, 1-2 '
pint. va1 or 4 nints.
Mix this and let it stanu over mgmr.
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Tbc Call in tr Dry Goods Co.. is holding a
"Dollar Millinery Sale
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In which 1,000 Trimmod Hats, worth $7.50, $10.00, 812.50'
and 1.00 are on sale at
$1.00 Each
This is a special purchase.
39 East Trade Street. Millinery Department
then strain and add lour ounces of
the boot quality bay rum.
Veil can use this as often as yon
v.;?.h. Tl will stiiAulat. v" skin a-if-iakc
it healthier and thus do a.vay
with a tendency toward excessive per
spiration. It would .be harmful to stop
the natural amount of perspiration, so
I never advise the patent formulae that
come for this..
J. H. H.: you are . 4 ft. 10 in.
high and weigh 120 pounds you are.
at least, 15 pounds overweight. Your
doth is soft because you have too
much of it on your body. The best
thing for you to do is to diet and to
e:,r : ci.- as much as possible until you
have reduced. Then instead of too
much soft flesh you will have firm
muscle and you will feel very much
Jane Ij.: If your complexion is bad,
taking two cakes of yeast a day for a
week viil not show very much im
provement. 'You will have to keep on
with "his or any other treatment for
several weeks and then you will have
t'i go on for several weeks after that
in r re the complexion is perfect. It
is imnossiblo to make right in a short
time any condition that has been go
ing wrong for a long time.
The fine lines under the eyes are
usually called laughing wrinkles and
do not necessarily mean old age. Some
times oven children have them. If
jou will mass-as- them with a flesh
bniiding cold cream you will be able
i'o nn.-e. them seem less prominent.
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inquiries addressed to .Miss Forbes
ire ol me i.eauiy . uaus u.'i;xi i-
ntnt will be answered in these columns
iii their ti. in. This requires con-siaer-ablc-
time, however, owing to the great
number received. So if a oersonat or
quicker reply is desired, a stamped and
soil" -addressed envelope must be enclos
ed with tiie question. The Editor.
ASHEVU.IJB CITY TEAX.
Asheville. Dec. 3". Asheville is to
have city planning, and stops toward
a definite program already taken in
clude the appointment of a city plan
ning commission and securing the
strvices of an expert city planner.
I i ".lark Frost" Salt is mire. Always
f 1 1 ask for it.
Amazing REDUCTIONS ;
Semi-Annual .P
Shoes for Women. f isM
Greatest ffWS '
Ever '2Spw?2 J l J
I : . exquisite Mm
I ''' ' stylc andbeauty SP 0? ,
l a- savings mat no 1
exquisite
style and beauty
at savings that no
thrifty woman can
afford to miss!
Our great twice yearly Clearance Sale
is now on in full swing with thousands of
pairs of our smartest and finest NEWARK
Shoes for Women at prices out of all pro
portion to their worth. Strap Pumps, Qxfords
and Boots at prices that will permit you to
buy two pairs instead of one. These are
without question the most amazing values
ever offered. Not shop-worn, or shoes bought
for sale purposes, but our own regular stock
the most fascinating styles shown anywhere
at savings so great that you simply cannot
afford to miss tjiem. Store open at 8 a. m. to
accommodate the big rush of people attending
this sale.
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Strap Pumps.
Strap models in brown, black
and tan calf, black -kid, patent
leather and suede combinations of
contrasting leathers. ' Wa lk ing
and dress models'
Oxfords
Boots.
Smartly tailored walking types
in. black, brown and tan calf.
Choice of any style heel. You
will surely want two pairs at these
prices.
In black, brown kid and calf
skin, plain and.wing tips, round
and medium toe effects, with mil
itary and Cuban heels. Their
beauty will capture you.
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The Largest Chain of Shoe Stores In The United States,
27 West Trade Street
OPPOSITE BEIAVTN HOTEL
Open Saturday Evening Urll 11 o'clock
All Newark Stores Open Saturday Evenings to Accommodate Customers
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SMALL FREED OF
NUMBERCHARGES
Technical Errors in the In
dictments Responsible for
Dropping Them.
Waukegan, Ills., Dec. 30. (By the
Associated Pess) Governor Len Small
yesterday was freed of evory charge
against him except that of conspiring
with Lieutenant-Governor Fred E.
Sterling and Vernon Curtis to defraud
the State of $2,000,000, during Mr.
J Sterling's terms a? State Treasurer.
! All charges of embezzlement during
his own term as State Treasurer were ,
stricken from the record, partly by
Judge Claire A. Edwards and partly
by the State and the court also quash
ed a charge of "Operating a confidence
game.
Last night Governor Small issued a
statement declaring that 'what occur
red yesterday afternoon in the circuit
court of Lake county will lay bare
to the public mind the methods employ
ed and the inspiration causing these
indictments."
The next step in th : legal battle be
tween the Governor and prosecutors
will be staged here Saturday January
7, when the defense expects to pre
sent ;i motion asking for separate
trials for the Governor and Mr. Cur
tis, who are both defendants under the
conspiracy charge. Legal jockeying
may postpone the actual start of the
trial a month or more.
A missing word, the position of a
name, three errors in drawing indict
ments and the shuffling of a pit-? of
papers accounted for the victories won
by the Governor yesterday.
The' foreman of the Sangamon coun
ty grand jury signed his name in the
wrong place on theb ack tf an indict
ment charging Governor Small, Lieu
tenant Governor Sterling and Mr. Cur
tis jointly with embezzlement of SV00,
000. Judge' Edwards quashed the in
dictment because of the foreman's er
ror. A typist left the word "feloniously"
out of a count charging the trio with
operating a confidence game. The
charge was quashed.
Two counts in the joint conspiracy
indictment failed to allege the special
injury supposed to have been done the
State. They were quashed.
Another count in the same indict
ment failed. to allege commission of an
overt act in furtherance of the alleged
conspiracy. It was quashed.
The clerk of the Sangamon county
circuit court, in affixing consecutive
numbers to the indictments, happened
to pick up the one charging Governor
Small with embezzling $500,000 first
and gave it the first number. There
fore Judge Edwards ordered this case
tried first and rather than comply the
State vlismisse.l the indictment.
MILADY MUST BE
RUSSIAN TODAY
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To be fashionable today one must
be dressed in things Russian. To
morrow the mode will be Chinese
or Japanese, but today it is Rus
sian. Here is a very dashinjr outfit
of jrray astrakhan with a Cossack
hat and Russian boots to complete
the illusion that milady is a
"Roosian soldier."
POPULATION OF FRANCE.
Paris, Dec. SO. The official result of
the general census ot 1021 gives the I
population of France, including Alsace-j
Lorraine, as 39,402,739, of which
jj,449 are foreigners. The popu v.ion .
in laii was o,t)U4,j;, uiciuuiiig x,
132,696 foreigners.
OTH
BRIDGES SAYS HE
NEVER HELD POST
E. B. Bridges, young attorney who
claims that he and A. fi. Curne. also
a young attorney of the Charlotte bar,
were the sole authors of the much-talk-ed-of
bill to give entire control of po
lice, fire and health departments of
Charlotte to i,he commissioner of pub
lic safety and who was asked a few
days ago for his resignation as assist
ant prosecuting attorney, has written
to Mayor James O. Walker and Com
missioner TV. S. Stancill of public
works that he had never held the po
sition of assistant prosecuting" attorney
of the city.
Several days ago Mr. Bridges receiv
ed from the city commissioners a re
quest for his resignation. In reply he
says that the law makes no provision
for an assistant prosecuting attorney,
that he was never sworn in to such a
position and that he has never drawn
a cent for appearing several times in
city court to prosecute cases for the
city. On several occasions, he says in
his letter, he has appeared as prosecu
tor in the city court at the request of
T. C. Guthrie, Jr., city prosecuting at
torney, and at the request also of
Frank H. Kennedy, former city prose-
; cuting attorney.
Mr. Bridges said in his letter, which
is addressed to Mayor Walker and
Commissioner Stancill and not to Com
missioner Honeycutt, that he has writ
ten City Prosecutor T. C. Guthrie sug
gesting that he obtain the services of
some one else hereafter when he wants
assistance in prosecuting in the city
court.
Open Child's Bowels with
"California Fig Syrup"
Hurrv mother! Even a sick vChild
loves the "fruity" taste of 'California
Fig Syrup" and it never fails to open
the bowels. A teaspoonful today" may
prevent a sick child tomorrow. If con
stipated, bilious, feverish, fretful, has
i,i t- if stnmanh is SOU1".
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tongue coated, breath bad. reraembeijj
a gooa cleansing ui m un.iv- - -
often all that is necessary.
Ask your druggist for genuine "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup" which has direc
tions for babies and children of all
ages printed on bottle. Mother! oi:
must say "California" or you may get
an imitation fig syrup.
Triangle Music Co.
PIANOS-PHONOGRAPHS - MUSIC ROLLS - RECORDS
SO WEST SU ST. PHONE 349
2-Piece Tapestry Suites $240. 00
Quoting a price like this on
such . a beautiful all spring con
struction, overstuffed, tapestrj-
suite like this is just like being
in the wholesale business.
Spring arms, spring edge and
loose cushions are shown.
Not for years and years have we
seen a value that could come
anywhere near equaling this.
Only a limited number of these
two-piece suites so ccme early
if you want one at this ridicu
lously low price and on conven
ient credit terms.
Rugs Special
A large assortment of qual
ity rugs. All sizes ! All the
very newest designs and
patterns! Every rich new
coloring! As to the values,
just come down and be con
vinced. Not an imperfect
one in the whole lot. Prices
low as $26.00 for 9x12 size.
The Banner Furniture Co.
305 E. Trade St.
Out of the High Rent District
The
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The Fifth Avenue Shop of the Carolinas.
Year-En
earance
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Sale
Fur Coats, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Hats
and Blouses Distinctive and Exclu
sive apparel at prices to appeal to the
woman who demands and can appre
date the best in clothes.
1 Black Caracul Coat $225
1 30" Hudson Seal Coat ...... $175
1 Nutria and Hudson Seal Coatee
at $9512
1 Nutria
Coat $225
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1 40" Hudson Seal Coat .... $285
Also one Gray Squirrel, one Hudson
Seal with Squirrel Collar and Cuffs, one
Nippon Mink Coat, one Hudson Seal
Dolman with Squirrel Collar and Cuffs.
Suits $35.00 up
Coats $35.00 up
Dresses ... $53.00 up
Blouses $8.50
Model Hats . . , , . . ... ... . . ..... $7.5
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