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THE CEAELOTTE NEWS JANUARY 13 19M s- N h / > lia\T pnu g 0 y s r iton fV rfi'n i. I r ittee to Ask 1 he Actual Cost re Committee Will Ask emrzed Statement as * -at Proposed Bonas ’ Used For—Interebt fter. i\' committee of the • ti " ill as>k for an Item- ;o tlu' itnprovoments • ic l>i>nd isisue of $1,- (‘mbt'rs of the committee I h a statement before mhlv on the recommen- tho board on Monday Avill call for an estt- I'c I of the proposed ex- ■ • \va:‘.'r system to the • ;ir!> i aalready been ■ ' Kni.’'lnocr Hrih, but ' ft iH'fn submitted to ' ! T). 1',. Wi; h this they : 'i'uate of the cost . street improvements • • incuts in school bulld- • fs. etc. ■- taken in keeping ■ of (itlzons, many of ' 'isril il'.c ilcL'ire to ;• ti'.o Imuds will be used •; n 1> expressed coull- ■' o!“r- will cast their . hond Is.-^uo rapidly if • '.«(1 of tho sjirolfic pur- ' ’loy ari‘ to he used lia: tlioy will be used pro'-oiiunits only. : ida ions of Mayor ■.ri' moans a great , This is realized on ; ' ('.-ininittee Iff mak- Ivt' ly of t-he situa- ' suh'ult tr,cir report to ' '1 -rr'-T soon as they ' f.i f'!«:ain an itemized • 0 Improvements con- fiim And Broke Rib .1 After Dinner To prevent that feeling of fullness And distress, aid digestion and quicken the action of the liver and kidneys, Take Hood’s Pills Bold by druggists everjrwhere. 25c> Davidson County Faimets Coming To be Gutsts of Greater Char- lotte Club Lattet Part Feb ruary—Object oj Visit to Look Over Mecklenlnny’s Roads. Mr. C. O. Kuester, president of tae Greater Charlotte Club, has appointed a committee to entertain Mr. H. B. Vamer, of Lexingrton, and a delega tion of Davidson county farmers, who will come to Charlotte the latter pjirt of February to look over Mecklen burg’s road system. The date has not yet been fixed for the visit, but it will be some time toward the end of Feb ruary. Mr. Kuester appointed as a commit tee to entertain the delegation Mr. C. C. Mocre, clerk of the court, chairman; Kdgar B. Moore and Dr. C. A. Bland. Mr. Varner is editor of the Lexing ton Dispatch and of “Southern Good Roads.” He has made an annual visit now for several years to -iTirious points in the south with his delef;ation of Da vidson county citizens to study the subject of good roads by first-hand methods. Mr. Varner, is as well in formed on the subject# of road-building as any man in the state. Oil Tank Burns File Last Evening Fire r-n yesterday afternoon between 6 and 7 o’clock completely destroyed the tank house and oil stored therein of the Indian Refining Co., located on their square by the cotton platform. Tho cause, though not positively known, is supi)osed to have resulted from a lantern being left too near the gasoline fumes. Teamsters were placing their tank wagons within the structure, which served for this pur pose, along with being a storehouse for the auxiliary tanlcs from which the wagons are filled. Two of the three wagons were hurriedly drawn out, the horses not yet having been unhitched from them. The third had to be left, and was the one destroyed. Altogether, about $75 worth of oil was destroyed, together with the wag on , valued at about $300, and the house, which was merely a frame-cov ered with sheeting. The total loss is estimated at about $500. The fire Itself was one of the most spectacular ever witnessed, with the surrounding slopes covered with hun dreds of people, drawn by the flames, the scene presented Itself as an am phitheatre, wherein the central action was a mighty conflagration, the ex tremely combutible nature of the ma terial in this case driving the glowing flames high into the heavens in a boil ing, seething roaring mass, which mix ed with volumes of blackest smoke made a picture v.’-hich the hundreds of on-lookers, within the brilliantly light ed area, gazed upon in almost speech less awe. eECyUTES THE KIDNEYS IIN D Annual Meeting Charlotte Trust Co. inn who works V ' 'If, ■ sppened to’’ a i;.ul .u rldeut some • as ^taluling by the ; ft ilni:: store when a 1. •hiii.l him. and tlir’iw- r. ’ .i h i ^ave him a l-y.’.is throw his , ,!.• iiiul coiiiplained of :;d ''!’0 had given him • > 'T.ihracf was groatl;’ . r. il' ff the hug Mr. • hi«! home for a ' !' ri: s was cracked Or :tion Co. is Chartered V T^^.rucMon Company . I Tho office of at No. 7 Hast Third -’»e -'U* oo irt house. The ? ronmi tiv are .\. J. Goode. L. I'fcMfi*-, vr'crotary and ir J >i'ii I'a’ker 1° one .•!( .'i-s pfMPicniy. .--v un' oii^'oped in - ' t1:.H . '>\u >N'cre not ' tlip prosent The Charlotte Trust & Realty Conipanv had its annual meeting yesterday afternoon. Oillcers w'ere elected for the year as follow's: President—J. H. IJttle. Treasurer—\V. J. Chambers. Seoretarv—H. A. Morson. Dir. dors; J. H. Little. J. M. Scott, W. W. Hagood. H. G. Link, J. W. Zimmerman, O. P. Heath, W H. Belk, J. F. Jobertson, C. M. Patter son, S. B. Tanner and \V. J. Cham bers. A semi-annual dividend of 3 per cent was declared January 1. Mr. Staten to Build Costly Residence Mention was made Sunday of the fact that Mr. .1. I.. Staten was to build a handsome residence on Kingston avenue bej'ond Elizabeth College. The contract was given to day to Hunter & Gordon. Blythe & Isenhour will be the contractors. The architocts’ design shows a handsome structure t.vpically Colonial, with massive columns and genera oM'uV'al i maKnif'.corce of style. The cost will be from $ir>.000 to ri'* h^tl^'.-'tr^ot! house will have a largo r lo o'Tnpa:i>' and are (,(■ tl'o cons*ructive . . Tnpany :■ ard and will be one of thes most elop.ant places in Charlotte. I narlotte Postoffice n.r for tho North - iuov;"l}- Oil. 1 k- 1 l >r time in f*le pa- ' ,f U'■ of the matter Rev, Dr, Hamilton To Speak Sunday at Y M C A Wagon Men Meet ing at The Selwyn Pusuanc with their custom of meet ing quarterly at various points conven ient to the members the Southern Vv’agon Manufacturers, of which C. F. Melbourn, of Chattanooga, is president, and B. P. Thornhill, of Lynchburg, secretary, is meeting today at the Sel- v/yn. :\Iatter& effecting conditions In the territory, the present and prospec tive demand for wagons in the terri tory, reduced supply of hardw'oods, threatened advance in freight rates, standardization of wagons, were all thoroughly discussed and an exchange of opinion and experiences serve to bring the members in closer touch and tend to reduce many abuses that exl&t in the trade. IN HONOR MRS. OLIVE. In her handsome salon dining room at her lovely home on North Tryon street, Mrs. C. Carson gave a beauti ful ten-course luncheon yesterday af ternoon in honor of Mrs. Wade Olive, of Durham, guest of her sis ter, Mrs. J. M. Harry. The table w'^as exquisitely effective In pure white, the centrepiece of white - carnations, defining the color scheme. With charming grace Mrs. Carson presided. The guests w'ere: Mrs. Olive, Mrs. Harry, Mrs. Armi- steadr Buwell, Jr., Mrs. Laban McDon ald, Mrs. W^ord Wood, Mrs. Thomwell Gilmer and Miss Maud Holt. GUEST OF iVIISS HUTCHISON. Miss Mary Martin, of New York, ar rived here yesterday to be the guest of Miss Annie Louise Hutchison for several w^eeks. Miss Martin is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William D. Martin, delightfully known in Char lotte. ST. AGNES GUILD AS HOSTESS. St. Agnes’ Guild of St. Peter’s Epis copal church, is to give a reception on the evening of the 24th complimentarj' to the congregation. The elegant home of the Senior Warden Hon. Har lot Clarkson, will be the scene of the pleasant gathering. HOME FROM NORTH. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Yandle, who went to New York to spend Xmas, have returned. They visited friends in New York and Philadelphia. E Debate Jo-night The “hat” debate at 'Tryon Street Methodist church tonight (not tomor- roAv night)) Avill be a live one. The subject is: -Resilved, That the ladles should remove their hats in church services. ’ AflRrmative: P. S. Ezzell, Jack O’Con nell and Earstein Wells. Negative: Earnest Thomas and W’’il- lie Mangum. The iiour is 8 o’clock. Public in vited. COMING SATURDAY NIGHT. Speaker of the House W. C. Dowd and State Senator H. M. Pharr, chair man pro tempore of the senate will return to Charlotte tomorrow and w'ill each spend Sunday with their fami lies. They will both be given the glad hand, not only by personal friends but by their entire constituency, W'ho indi vidually and collectively are gratified at their behavior as representatives of Mecklenburg county. ♦ HALIFAX CHAPTER. Halifax Chapter, D. A. R., will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. S. W^. Cramer. Usually sufferers from backache, bladder trouble or out-of-order kidneys are relieved after several doses of Pape’s Diuretic. The time to cure kidney trouble Is while it is only trouble—before it settles into Dropsy, Gravel, Diabetes or Bright’s Disease. 'The moment you suspect any kidney or urinary derangement, or feel a constant, dull backache, or notice that the urine is thick, cloudy, offen sive or full of sediment, irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of scalding, you should begin taking Pape’s Diuretic as directed, with the knowledge that there is no other rem edy at any price, made anywhere else in the world, w'hlch will effect so'thorough and prompt a cure. Pape’s Diuretic acts directly upon the kidneys, bladder and urinary sys tem; cleanses, heals, vitalizes and regulates these organs, ducts and glands and completes the cure within a few days. Misery in the back, sides or loins, sick headache, inflamed or puffy eye lids, nervousness, rheumatism and darting pains, heart palpitations, pros- tatlc trouble, bilious stomach, dizzi ness, sleeplessness, listless, worn-out feeling and other symptoms cause by inactive, sluggish kidneys, simply van ish. Uncontrollable urination (espe cially at night), smarting, discolored w’ater and all bladder misery ends. Your physician, pharmacist, banker or any mercantile agency will vouch for the responsibility of Pape, Thomp son & Pape of Cincinnati, Ohio, who prepare Pape’s Diuretic—50 cent treat ment—sold by every druggist in the world. Census of Tennessee. By Associated Press. Washington, Jan. 13.—Tennessee’s municipalities having a population in excess of 5,000 made an average in crease of 30.7 per cent during the last ten years and contributed 54.3 per cent of the State. The total increase in population of 164,173, according to statistics of the thirteenth census. The figures announced show three additional places in this class— Cleveland, Johnston City "and Park City, having during the ten years grown to more than 5,000. Two cities in the list decreased during the ten years. Clarksville lost 883 and Co lumbia decreased 298. Of the large cities In this state, Chattanooga showed the greatest percentage of Increase it being 45.9. per cent. Next is Nashville with 36.5 per cent, and Jackson w'ith 8.7 per cent. The fellow who feels that he hasn’t a friend in the world ought to be saving money. Hook—“The first time he saw her in a decolette gown he proposed." Nye—“Won by a neck.” Many a woman proposes to a man, but does it so subtly as to lead him to believe that he did It him self. Progress in Drainage. By Associated Press. Charleston, S. C., Jan. 13.—Steady progress of reclammation and ad vancement of good rf ids in this county is indicated In the annual re port of the sanitary and drainage commission which has achieved much since its organization several years ago. Swampy tracks have been con verted for agricultural places and the section made healthy through proper drainage measures. To Drive Out Malaria And Build ITp The Syatem Take the Old Standard GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL, TONIC. You know what you are taking. The formula is plainly printed on every bottle, show’- ing It is simply Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form, and the most effectual form. For grown people and children 50c. The spoakor at tho meeting for men at t!:o Young lion’s Christian Association Sunday afternoon will be the Rev. Dr. W. W. Hamilton, pastor of the First Baptist church of Lynchburg, Va., who Is conducting; the very successnil evangelistic ser vices at the Fii-st Baptist church this week. Dr. Hamilton has chosen for the subject of his address “Power” an'l as he is a very attractive speakei he should be greeted by a largo audience of men. The meeting will be held at Han- , na hall and every man in the city . a . prer-ruts a skt'tch j urgent invitation to attend, i! th“ L'-'cacy.” They! service in addition to the ai- dresa itself will be an attractive one. The meeting will take place at the usual hour—5 o’clock. :riefs ■ !• dav; bales ':ir. '['J. bales at 15 LilfS. of the Floyd in the city on 'ia rro'^enis “.Tiistinian ” a Iv •’!!?• n court ro- V'TV Interesting. a P,crr.v-Woood nt hero says is r ;-oon. ■ Not Meet Tonight at '. M. C. A. t ■ ! ’’lo ab?once from •(V F. Dudley .Tones, - t • • • rin.r of the 'o Suiiflay richools to- Ym- v.cn’R Thristian T: t--IP roading this no- '!■ •••■(] to inform neigh- . T^«- lessons will X’ 'v,-ek. 'c‘jrt Rorrance. Edisonia -• er?‘e Vets to Meet. i it‘ vfterans meet tf> Ht j] o’clock at the . - 1 iir(jc,ram of music ■ • 'i hy a Victor talking ’ si ; ti jjy Stone & Bar- ranr^ asl:ed to be at OWANS 'ngof Externals " ' itself wherever "oduced. Imitators O. 0 tried to imitate, substitution has attempted. B>^it .z GOWANS always ’ vans for Inflammation ' congestion, ' jeii'cs os pieasnn in rtwath ' fJownaa Preparation for TiPfaiion, egpeoially of the t Hod ehfist, WehMvetoM ■ ■'It Preparation for mnnjr 'Mini twver hnd a cotnplniai, ' nUUQTON DRUG CO.. Bitrlingion, MC. •i ni-ou! HIVE IT mm iome I Dmtslato, SI. SO« (' WAN MEDICAL CO.. OORHAM ut MUT nli«44 k| |Wtr Roman today. Court Romance. Edisonia Mr. Gjesham To Manage New Hotel Mr. Edwin B. Gresham, who has been In Florence, S. C., recuperat ing for some weeks, is to be man ager of the new hotel In process of erection at Spartanburg, S. C. iVork on the hotel is going on nice« ly. Mr. Gresham is improving rapid ly, and it is anticipated will be fully hl’mself by the time the new hotel la completed. “Greshams,” in Charlotte, contin ues, as stated, mider the capable magement of Mr. E. L*. Wilson and Mr. George T. Newell, Jr. Gas Mains Extended Sonie mouths ago there was consid- orabie agitation over tho matter of ex- foiuling the gas na^ains along Elizabeth avonue. 'Phe city is familiar with the peti- tio)is and' counter petitions in regard *^0 the matter. Several davii ago the Charlotte Gas and Elootvic Company. (Southern Power Company), sent out men to can- \3ss the houses along the avenue to see how many w'anted gas. Some re plied that they would “think it over;” others were not ready yet to take "as.” The company is ready w^hen- cver the people are ready. The com pany offers to extend the mains, rim rhe pipes and make stove conections, provided that the extension does not :.verage more than 200 feet in the case ^f each consumer. This offer will re gain open for some time. As the demand for gas w'as so en thusiastic it is not to be supposed that ^he company's liberal offer will have to be kept open very long. Henry Tomlin Arrested. f=^pecial to The News. Wadesboro, Jan. 13.—Coroner Green issued a warrant this morning for Henry Tomlin, charged with the mur der of Reedy Armstrong, near Cedar Plill. Armstrong was shot Tuesday ond died yesterday. Tomlin has been arrested and Is in jail. He asserts that he had no intention of shooting Armstrong. Only One “BROMO ai^NINE’» That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIMJTO. Look for the signature of E. W. PtROVE. Used the World over to Cure a Cold in One Day. 25c. MRS. DWELLE AS HOSTESS. In Mrs. E. C. Dwelle’s lovely new home, her book club, The Chilidon, w^ill meet this afternoon. The club is studying Goo. Elliott this winter. “The Mill cn the Fioss” will he the sub.iect for this afternoon. “Tom” and “Mag gie” are as interesting tot'ay as ever. Mrs. Dwelle, Miss Mary Irwin and Miss Estelle Vernon will re-incarnate them this afternoon. ^ WITH MRS. BROOKES. The Athenae Book Club will be the guest this afternoon of Mrs. S. O. Brookes, at her delightfxil home on South Tryon street. Going into Italian ai*t, the club will discuss Michael Angelo. Miss Evelyn Johnston will read a sketch of his life, Miss Julia Alexander will discuss him as a sculptor and Mrs. T.’ B. Whitted, as a painter. Mrs. C. N. G. Butt went to Harris burg day before yesterday to be with her little neice, Esther Gilmer Hall, W'ho is ill with pneumonia. She w'as some better yesterday. THE BRIDAL GOWN. Social Interest is focused upon the marriage next week of Miss Louie Jones and Mr. Walter Taliaferro. Miss Jones will wear white satin w'ith full overdress of real lace that was worn by the aunt for whom she was named, the late Mrs. Louie More- head Bryce, wife of Mr. J. G. Bryce, when she was married. Her veil will be of tulle and she will carry _ a shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the v^illey. Miss Stuart Jones, maid of honor, will wear yellow, and Misses Sarah Jones and Lula Talla- fero, bridesmaids, white. Ribbon girls, Misses Julia Baxter Scott, Joy Dra per, Annie Taliaferro and Katherine Morehead, the latter of Spray, will w'ear w'hite. Belmont Hotel to Be Sold Monday The Belmont hotel, a four story building on East Trade street, and adjoining the Central hotel property, which was at one time ran as a hotel by Mr. H. C. Eccles, and af terwards used as an annex to the Central hotel, will be sold at public auction by Mr. G. TV. Bryan, execu tor of Mr. Eccles’ estate, on Mon day morning next, at the court house door. This property Is In the heart of thee Ity and surrounded by most val uable property, and its sale is look ed to with a great deal of interest. There will also be sold tw^o val uable fifteen room brick residences on Third street, now occupied by Rev. S. F. Conrad and Mrs. Mrs. S. J. Biggers. These are elegant homes with the best of modern conven iences and splendidly built through out. Perhaps no more valuable prop erty has been upon the market at public sale and will no doubt be an evidence as to how real estate is valued In Charlotte. The sale of this property will most likely draw a large crowd to the court house door. For Rent Special Sale of 1911 Calendars Today One lot displayed In our north window, formerly sold from 75c to $2.00. Now 35c each; 3 for $1.00. In our lower window Calen dars formerly sold at 25, 35 and 50c, n»w 17c each. Come early and get the best bargains. Stone & Bamnger Company 22 South Tryon Streeti CHARLOTTE, N. C. Roman today. Court Romance. Edisonia . 2S«» I lor InaM I Mr. Mobley’s Father ' At Point ofVeath Mr J. W. Mobley returned last night from Reldsville, where he had been for several days at the bedside of his father Mr. C. W. Mobley, who is in ex tremis. Pressing business engagements demanded Mr. Mobley’s return last night. Mrs. Mobley and little daughter left this morning for Reldsville. Mr. Mobley is 73 years of age. Mr. J. W. Mobley, of this city is hi» only son. * He also has one daughter. To Collates jr > A congregational meeting will be held at the Fir&t Presbyterian churcb Sunday after the morning service for the purpose of appointing a con^ittee to take the Initiative steps calling a poster to succeed the late Dr. Kincaid, The First church has had great preachers. The choice of a new one 1 stherefore a matter of great interest. Roman Court Romance. Edisonia today. Light Cake —bread that makes eating a pleasure— pastry that “flakes”— depend on the flonr that goes into them. Wise cooks use William Tell Flour and never have fa baking failure, fit is economical, too—makes] [more bread to the sack thani Jmost flours. JA sack in your pantry takes care] [of every baking need. illiamTeU Flour » jrOR SALE BY YOUR GROCER. GUESTS OF MRS, YORKE. Mrs. J. F. Yorke, of Dilworth, has two attractive guests today, Mrs. A. Jones Yorke and Mrs. J. W. Cannon, Jr., of Concord. AT MRS. RYDER’S THIS AFTERNOON. Mrs. W. B. Ryder is entertaining riie Bessie Dewey Club this afternoon. The club is spending the winter with Stevenson and His Friends.” —The H. M. Wade Company is de livering part of the fixtures for Bow den’s drug store "On the Square.” Swell picture, Edisonia today. TRUSTEE’S SALE. Under and by virtue of the power contained in a Deed in Trust executed to me by R. J. McGinnis on January 12th, 1910, and recorded in the Regis ter of Deeds Office for Mecklenburg County in Book 258, Page 126, to se cure a certain Indebtedness therein described, and for default In the pay ment of such Indebtedness the under signed Trustee will, on Monday Feb ruary 13th. 1911, at 12 o’clock M., at the Court House Door in the City of Charlotte, offer for sale to the high est bidder, at public auction, for cash, the tract of land described in said Deed in Trust, situated in the County of Mecklenburg. Providence Township, and more particularly bounded and de scribed as follows, tow'it: A part of the old Patton place, and adjoining the lands of Charles McGin nis, H. G. L. Rea, John B. Coffey, and others, and bounded as follows; Beginning at a Stake or Stone, Charles McGinnis’ corner, and running thence N. 50 1-4 degrees B. 178 poles to a large Post Oak; thence with said Rea’s line N. 69 degrees E. 84 1-4 poles to Coffey’s corner, a Mulberry; thence with Coffey’s line S. 33 degrees W. 137 poles to a Stcme; thence N. 87 3-4 degrees W. 19 poles to a Black- gum Stump; thence S. 15 3-4 degrees W. 61.40 poles to a Stone; thence S. 6 1-4 degrees E. 12 poles to a Stone; thence S. 78 1-2 degrees W. 47 1-2 poles to the Beginning. Containing Fifty- one (51) acres more or less. Being the same tract of land conveyed to the said R. J. McGinnis by S. R. Grier and wife by deed recorded in Book 242, Page 320 in the Register’s Office for said County. This the 13th day of January, 1911. F. R. McNINCH, 13-4t-oaw. Trustee^ Success Don’t Konsist in Never Makin’ Mistakes, but in Never Makin’ the Same One Twict ^ You will make no ^ mistake in sending us your future orders for Job and Commercial Printing. g]T We will give you the ^ best quality workman ship promptly and at reasonable prices. We base our solicita- ^ tion of your patronage on the merit of our product. ^ Place your orders for ^ quick delivery with us and we will please you NWS Pilllin HE p. L. GARNES SUPERINTENDENT. 'Phone 1530. 29 South Tryon St. 1 16-room house, corner David son and 14th Sts $25.00 1 10-room house, corner 'Tryon and 12th Sts $35.00 ^ ^ 1 8-room house, N. Clarkson 0 St $15.00 ► 1 6-room house, W. Fifth St $20.00 {\ 2 6-room houses East Vance 4 St $12.50 1 I 1 5-room house, corner Graham z and 12th Sts $15.00 1 4-room house. East Oak St $12.50 1 4-room house N. McDowell St $9.00 2 4-room houses, East Liddell St $8.00 2 4-room houses, N. Brevard St. ..., $5.00 C. McNelis No. 33 East 4th St. 'Phone No. 604-J. THE CLEAN MAN’S BURDEN Soiled shirts, collars and cuffs, evidences of the “hustle” of making a way in the world— A WEEK-END BURDEN. Lots of bother, sometimes,- but no bother when the laundry is right. OURS IS THE LAUNDRY to carry the clean man’s burden. Sanitary Steam Laundry 473" PhonC" ■'■"■800 Rocker Sade EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME. Tben thi| CAPSULES sra su(f8ri« to WBzin of Copaiha, Oubebs or inIections,2nd mVES jn24 HOURS diseases iiitli* eat tamnven SMITJ1,ELECTRIC CO ufia 1i 5th We have entirely too many Roi^rs as our inventory shows, and we are going to give you the benefit. Large number ranging in price from $6.00 to $9.00. Your choice for $4.50. Another lot, $2.50 to $3.50. Your choice for $1.75. These are REAL values, Were not high at original price, but in Older to unload quickly we are making these special prices. Lubin Furniture Co. CLOTHES HAMPERS Do you want a good first-class Clothes Hamper? If so call and se® our stock. Have also a nice assortment of Fancy Hampers and In- fants’ baskets. We have also Just received a lot Clothes Dryers—so convenient to stand In your room, back porch, or back yard. Have also Just received a large lot of Cash Boxes of all sizes, the very thing to keep your papers, letters, etc., in, where you can carry the key. An elegant line of Cake Boxes, Hour Bins, Food Choppers and other Pantry and Kitchen Necessities aud utilitiea. Weddington Hardware Co. \ INCORPORATED 29 East Trade Street
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