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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS FEBRUARY 17, I9H
T
A rommittop (if Xorwood oiti’:cns
mol Mith tlio (;rtart r rharlt^tto (.Muh
tiiiF mii'iih L; ;i' ilti' Si'lwyn hotol to
l till f('|osii(in of rntc'i'in.c:
Xnrwpi.il jiiiil ( li.i! Imto l>> niiiway.
Till' Ndrwci'd liolrp.M ion ronsists of
Hr T. ,\. Hn'fu'.i, I;, i-.ro.sidt iit of tho
\(>r ii'ot' M;is)ii-"s- lien’s Mr.
I st’i'. v'tary of tlio N'orwood
'h ii's ('liil>; Ml'. .1. 1). Huo\',
M- ;nul i of ilio South-
I’r. i I. (.’aninholl.
. I* iUai'Hiv. Mr ’I'. Inurii-
narris^J^lr. ,I O. I.oo,
; .;ii .iiiu .Mr. T. Col-
r.
? o!\ ' tii'rJt about fhp
ihf road and illus-
.'U;' ■" a iiia\- sliowin*;'
in- road and oxplainitis^
;!1.: ; I'T (ho ('ountrv
it is to huihl
.1. F >!;
Husiiit '
a Sm-\«
i :
Hon \
liari. \i
Mr. i'.
. >ri
M' I r
M' ' \ fi.. r.? ■
'ia ' i ' I'l
tilt :o:-c o
Ti: ■ I :-, lial
T!.: »ii hi
'• r ro;i'
^ !- i\ >■ tt !d ,is to watch
• ! ' . . V.. \\ f (lono so and
1-^ '■ ■ ■ '' i i l'i >oii inak-.' Cl>ar
'• i‘« xx'- ( Ml >ou. too. fur
'■■■ ' ■■ '' i , ! .>i'o.od raihi'ad
' ■ V . »w v i a:Io;io a s.-ction
^ a''M'iiu.‘/• ^>(.ltnd to
I ;>>’ y’i: .''iiKi; .1 land liiat
• ■ >■’ ' ■ I -': r.tu oi'ia. It is a
ha.-; no t^iiperor
• ■ I' \:;J ii is valuatdo for a
'va-OLi. n;\::u i\ tiiat a railroad
' ' v o .iil to t'hariotto
: a urt-a.i n*'al of
• ■ is. '.tit .0 I'l'Ui'ord, Sal-
;; I' !.- a kimi of
' '' ■ ' 1 !.’.• ■ I i';-.'r'c'\'i;illy hprak-
■ ;i'l . i.illi: ’ i do would
• : • • > ' ■ 1.' a supiviriin^ aioa
' •■MVO
d i-
T(
’ ‘ ’O'
: h'Mv ’I'.c road
" I'uiK't for
A >• f.)Ik and
'u: :mu1 ihore-
wealth.
>('un;ry .liat
ni'.i'.i'.u' in that
h" trnr.nt sy.--
wbore owry
ni.
a.' in'iMluof-d
\t)un;.’.ost old
wl'.c.'i.*
■ i M a'.wax.-'
w and
l i'ar. -tto f(U’
wit'
■I! 1
ih
-Mr. ma
in v.a"-
w.cv of
Iri' o al-
business-llk€ manner ju&t the status
of affairs to be considered i:i the build
InR of the road. They each stated the
mutual, advantages that would ac
crue to Charlotte as well as to Nor
wood by the construction of the road
Ur. Hathcock said that as a people
the citizens of Stanley w'ere intelli
gent and thrifty and were anxious to
connect more intimatelyy with the
ouifa-ide world.
"They have made money back there
on their farms, even if they are taken
at a disadvantage in disposing of their
farm products. They are also \\1llin
to send some of that money Char-
lotteward.”
Senator Bennett, of the senatorial
district of which Norwood and vicinity
is a I'arty was a striking figure at
tlio meeting, having left a committee
ast>ignmcnt at Kaleigh to be present
at tho meeting.
\s showing the interest of points in
termediate between Charlotte and Nor
wood a delegation was present at the
meeting from Mint Hill, two of whom
were Thomas M. Flow and Mr. F. W.
Maun. Hearing that the meeting was
to bo held here today, about -') citizens
hastil.v got together at Mint Hill and
apiioin'ted a delegation to attend the
meeting and lend their hearty encour
agement to the movement. Mr. Flow
stated that every citizen of Clear Creek
township was eager to liave the road
built and that Cedar Creek would do
its part in forwarding the work.
Mr. D. A. Tompkins and Mr. M. C.
Mnyer, both made short talks, stating
tholr hearty and siu..-ci’e wish to see
the project carried out and offering
suggestions as to feasible plans to
follow in the work. ,
it was agreed that Mr. C. O. Kues-
tor. pr‘sident of the Greater Charlotte
t'lub, and Pr. T. A. llathcook, presi
dent of the Norwood Husiness Men's
Club, of Norw'ood. should each appoint
a committee of three to work together
and to formulate plans for forward-
ini? the movement as fast as practica
ble.
Creat enthusiasm prevailed at the
•meeting and there Is eVery evidence
that a feasible plan will be adojited
and entered upon at an early date.
These comn'ittees will make their re
port at a joint meeting of the Greater
(’harlotto Club, as members of that
club, and the Norwood Business Men's
Club.
ininii'fiia te
abcont.
within thnn
a minute thejeattfr !
was off. And RUi h an jtir cUnib as It |
was Dircctlv fur ti;i» >ioiiii,i>rii-niost 1
Dircctly for the soutii
flag: on top of the gramlstan
Ing aviator cltinbed, hoi
the wliile at an anjjie
fall very far short of
firee.'*;. The uind, wliJc
had sprnnsr. slightly u
the Jiouthwcst W'hJpped
Steel structure, pulling:
the plam-s and acrilon.s
niai-'iiine in a wav iliat se
iiiul down i:.,000' .^pine.s.
wa.s bucldns like a
wlien he cleared t!i
disappeared
view of tJie
hind the .vh
ing worse v
to tllO s:0l
Gettin
Bof.
out o
com pi
l)ird
peculi
tling- d?
enough
thrill.'?, V.-
Ing, long
toward il
Simon V
sharp a
eiiarp
nsrain he
crowd .«hi
pat’cn of th^
r.iinciitly in
appr.r-.ntly .nt 11
He hud felt o
flay before and'
lirrity. And s
breathl*fisly o'
I’rji’.i-lKnan,. wor
above its head,
crait, flopped it n
that, and in every
tcry- over the
beneath him. He
over the inflf'ld,
spiral glide, slowed
dipped ahr.oEt to t
rise eav-h time and
outdo liis precedin;
It was an exhibit!
and the crowd ho
and ug-ain. \Vhf
to
dar -
■er up
and t
him
hitln
little
toy of
I ler kep
c\ery t
from
wov
and threatened to send tli4
to the ground
not one lots
wa
the lDm
nd
di •
•OS9
le tl
, cut
and
he was
on, rising higher witJ
times he faded almos'
northeast. Then h(
Jiter strata of ail
urliing bad
i)ig crowd
FLEISHMANN’S FREE
COOKING SCHOOL.
Mrs. Sloane, Domestic Science Teach
er will Demonstrate to Women at
Y. M. C. A., South Tryon Street.
A fine opportunity will be given tlio
women of Charlotte each afternoon
next wee];, at •‘>0. to learn the secrets
of domestic science, especially in the
way of bread-making, pastry cooking
atid other delicious dainty .s«>crets of
ing Bar
ivas to(
16 rec
ctd^n
ev'e
of higl
e altitud
air^iust fourtoei
hree^ocondSi ac
opt the judge
ScticK
unde
noi.c
dirJgi
wtre c
nevej
ir.
again
ettied j tho fa
jdg^>*s’ ! ccn;»
had 1 For
wait
tho i to » irvely
Bbstacle if something I s-.v« (.*t youn
Toward averting the l|t!,f -land
^ler, therefore, he tvirn I escort'
en ajain, leaped tha 1 j.) matcri'i'jfjtic, answeredbatJ.
normcms crow^
V:nt fron^a novo
An an%ouncc-
t of a tewphoin
::nff aboA 4 3C
10 crowtl t«t C
e opcratorlof c
1 has been u\doi
1 for t'ne last
ch for some ‘wc\?ks
e Lake Cliff hang-
c.gin, to commf^nce
ling flfeht over th«
than-air and o?lf-
Whcn an elon^atnd
tline itself against
ty at the conclu.^ion
limb, therefore, tJic
(s jumped to thf
le oak Cliff man’i!
>een successful and
ol;ject afar off \«.a.=
Comn«*re in his his
opianes were forgot-
being and all neck?
all eyes averted* tc
bag which was
he western licavens
^8 th^y watclK'l f«Ac
!!ed. “Oh. isn’t It Ju's
ji'ixthing'’” :o
e in the fronf r» a
I, and her \\ id,:-s!-i .jl
t’l an eye more Plngh
lid
r .1.
I.d
a-'ii‘ss !() all
:. i aho i! ('n
' ast and that
■ ■most ft>r-
r-11 I'f .ourround-
-f'. . .
•! a l.'!i-lid tribute
’ Samuol
■ d as a. warr,i
! ■:■.(* I f I 'ha;-l('t'e's
I' ciTi'cn^.
IniT.r,] h
• thr> ropd and
■ KivirtUin t'naf the
i«t vvi r rjghiecn or
d.'!] ..■ per mile for
was of the opinion
I t’owc” Conipany's
a.i .'l.o’ild ho siim-
! :. '0 tnar coinj^any
!• .d dis(.osf'd to ta
'■V hy oHU'ipls ()f the Souih-
' . d 't' consulted as to ad^'aii-
( 1 !. tU’C'!i Iii=.
d.' n. o! ynrv.ood, showed
;.\al;l, i'i.)i.»i!y of the town-
-' hi' !i it is proi>osed to
"ad atnoiii.t.s 'o a million
"f" d'dijir.-., Tliis, lie said,
•’•Bi ^triKi!i;4 !dt'i;Cf.' fjf lljp wealth
01 th>; ser iidn ir asmuch as all this
wa~’ rfa] aijfj l or.-ional proiierty,
no iranutacMiring inierests lieing rcp-
in rh' inhulaMon.
fir. J.^ I. ( ampbell and Dr. T. A.
Ha'iit'jcK I'.'ih inade tdlin.g speeches
In favor of t}.-.' immediate institution
of steps lo-s-.ing to tho imilding of
the rc>ad Tlu-v are both prominent
p'nysic;iar.b of Stanly countv and Dr.
Caiupbell is a r;ativo of .Mecklenburg
cor.nty. They told in a forceful and
rn..,'
fv ■
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tU; t
int.",
■.! I. * ■
shd'ii'i
iio>.n-; s;
ta*. f OM.-
; I , ■
t ■ M f ,
rhips f'l:
build il;(
and a
'■ ■ n ' .IMS nf a (do-1 cooking dear to the feminine heart.
' 'A ' "..I: Tlu- ,woj.\lis. Sloane is a Domestic Science
'■ .. .if ai,d :I;nt, tli.-y giaduate, giving free lessons in the
c ■ ;c;it f.;’ s'.K'b com- .ittractive art of baking. She is a
cut that woniiin of culture and intelligence,
,::ivin^ to her demonstrations of
Flolschmann s Yearst a most invalu
able attiaction.
Fach woman who attends these af
ternoon lectures is given a Fleisch-
mann cook book, and a taste of the
delicious dishes.
Ciroat interest is being shown in her
'.\ork. as she teaches the art and the
j case of making l)reads and cookery,
j r^very woman should take advantage
en-j(.f this oi>portunity, and every woman
Charlotte is invited to attend
M(mday. or any other day until Satur-
(iay, the last day, when they will learn
more lessons of how to make home
happier than by reading books on tlie
pulijecr.
The practical subject of cocking is
the key to happiness to the hard worl;-
I ing husband, the school boy and girl,
and to the tiniest member of the
family. .Mr.*^. Sloane’s visit will prove
a great benefit, if all housekeejiers
can find opijortunity to see her before
their very eyes. Hygienic cooking has
long been neglected. Let the women
awaken ta this exceptional opportun
ity. Private lessons on bread every
morning at 10 a. m. at school room.
MRS. HODGES
AT DR. ALEXANDER’S.
Mrs. J. \v. Hodges, of .Tacksonville,
Fla., arrived here last night to be the
guest of Dr. Annie Alexander and Mrs.
Lucy Halliburton. She came on ac-^
count of the illness of Dr. ,J. B. Alex-i
ander. to wliom she is devotedly at-
taclied. Dr. Alexander’s man.v' friends
^\i]l 1 egret to know that he is not so
well today.
Voted Against
Canadian Plan
il
Ci:
By Associated Press.
Washington, D. C., .Feb. 17.—The
house committee on foreign affairs to
day voted against the Bennett resolu
tion for Canadian annexations with
Great Britain.
The Fletschmann Cookin
. Schools
Everybody knows Fleischmann’s Yeast
most people associate the word “Yeast" V
bread-making only. Do you realize that a tr
or more articles made and baked daily in Ar
can homes can be made quickly, easily and 1
with Fleischmann’s Yeast than with anv .
leaven ? ‘
The Fleischmann Co. has established
Fleischmann Cooking Schools to instrucf
housewives of America in the use of Rk
mann’s Yeast in various kinds of bakiiip
cooking, These schools are conducted by\ . !
ed Domestic Science Teachers, who give les*
by actual cooking and baking in the preseiic ■
their classes, in our traveling kitchens.
Mis. Sloane, Domestic Science Teacher, and one of our instructors, will c ;
a Cooking School in the Young Men’s Christian Association Building, Soa;h J,
Street, Charlotte, N. C., every afternoon, except Sunday, at 2:30 o’clock, from
February 16th to February 25th, inclusive.
You are Cordially Invited to Attend ain . •
all of these lessons. These lessons are free to ■
public. Nothing sold or offered for sale.
A copy of Fleischman.n’s Cook Book will ■ ; >
given to each person who attends.
2HE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY
MISSES HUTCHISON
ENTERTAINING.
Mis.s-es Anne Parks and Seleiie
Hutchison are charming hostesses this
atternoon to the V\ ^dnesdaj* Afternoon
Bridge Club.
Her Friends
Expected Death
Mrs. Johnson Describes Her
Remarkable F^xperience,
And Tells How She
Avoided Fatal Result
Mianii. Okla., Beatrice .lohnson, of
this plfH >, ^ays; “i hau suffered with
vomanl,'.' troubles, for 8 years. My
back wfyuld ache, for a week nv ten
days at a timo. Last fall, l was just
a walking skeiet«.n.
While visiting in Miami, my friends
advised me to tr>- Cardui, the woman’s
tonic, so I did. They all thought I
would die, but by the help of Cardui
I am well and hearty, and now weigli
1.38 jiounds. I cannot praise Cardui
enough for the good it has done for
me.
Cardui is a woman builder. I be
lieve I would have been dead, if it
hadn’t been for Cardui. I will always
recommend it to my friends, for i
think It is just fine. ’
Cardui acts on the womanly consti
tution. building up womanly strength,
toning up the womanly nerves, and
regulating the womanly s.vstem. Half
a century of Huccess, with thousands
of cases beueflted, like the one de
scribed above, amply prove Cardui’a
real, scientific, medicinal merit.
If you are ailing—suffering from any
of thr> troubles so common to women—
remember that Cardui is on your drug
gist’s shelf, waiting to give you re
lief and build up your strength. Try
It today,
N. IL—Write to: Toadies’ Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chat
tanooga. Tenn., for Special Instruc
tions, and 64-|)age book, “Home Treat
ment for Women,” sent in plain wrap
per, on requeat
Supenor Couit
Read Jury Report
The February term of the Mecklen
burg superior court has been in session
five days today and has disposed of
a major part of the long docket that
faced it.
.Tunius Baringer, a ne.gro from Mal
lard Cleek township, was found guil-
ty yesterdaj" afternoon of carrj’ing
concealed weapons, admitted that he
was guilty of retailing. Lee Hunter
another Mallard Creek negro, was ac-
qtiitted of the charge of carrying con-
coaled weapons. The episode at which
the two Mallard Creek negroes placed
themselves liable to be haled in court
was a “festival” in Mallard Creek
township, w’here a lot of booze and
several firearms figured prominently.
Grand Jury's Report.
The grand jury made their report to
.Judge .Justice this morning and were
complimented by the judge and solici
tor Wilson on the dispatch and busi
ness like methods of doing things. The
report follows:
Charlotte, N. C., Feb. 16, 1911.
To Hon. M. H. Justice, judge presiding,
Charlotte, N. C.
AVe, the undersigned grand jurors,
respectfully report:
^We have received and passed upon
35 bills of indictment, returning 30
true bills and five not true. We ha.ve
sent in two presentations.
W'e have visited and Inspected the
county home, the three convict camps,
court house and jail and find them in
,cood condition, especially the county
home, the condition of which is unu
sually clean and sanitary.
We beg to recommend the follow
ing; For the county home, repairs to
the plastering on walls, which is fall
ing off badly, the purchase of a fumi-
gator for use in contagious diseases
and repairs to slate roof under cupalo.
For the court house, lavatory on
first floor, which we think should be
placed In the office of the clery of
superior court.
For the jail, repairs to the plumb
ing and heating apparatus and new
table for kitchen.
Respectufully submitted,
J. R. VAN NESS.
Foreman grand jury.
FASHIONABLE
marriage.
Of keen interest to society people
here will be the announcement of the
approaching marriage of Miss Elsie
Smelts and her sister. ]\liss Hilda
Smeltz. Mis-s Elsie Smehz is to be
married to Dr. Henry Collier, of Nor
folk, .April 6th.
-Aliss Hilda Srneltz i? to follow her
sister's example on the 22nd inst
her fiance being Paymaster Van Bu-
ren, of the United States Navy.
Miss Elsie Smeltz is charmingly re
membered here as the guest of Mr&.
H. H. Forgua.
Jonesville, S. C.
Visited By Fiie
By Associated Press.
.Jonesville, S. C., F'eb. 17.—Fire of
unknown origin today burned proper
ty valued at $60,000 in the heart of
this town. All buildings burned were
occupied by mercantile firms. Fire
fighting apparatus from Union was
sent to the scene but could make no
headway against the flames.
FREE TRIAL OF SAMOSE.
LADIES’ AUXILIARY
TOMORROW.
All important meeting of the I.adies’
Auxiliary to the Young j\Ien’s Chris
tian Association will be held Saturday
afternoon at 4 o’clock 'o plan for the
1 eception to be given rt the Young
Men’s Christian Association Tuesday
evening of next w’eek. livery member
of the Auxiliary is e:vpected to be pres
ent.
AFTER A MONTH
AT THE HOTEL ASTOR.
MrS’. Thos. W. Alexander will have
an attractive guest today, her sister,
Miss Margaret Spruill, of Rocky.Mt.
Miss Spruill and parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank B. Spruill, have just re
turned from a months’ stay at the
Hotel Astor, New York.
MRS. MASON'S
CARDS.
Handsomely engraved cards reading
as follows were received today:
Mrs. Clarence Eugene Mason
will receive at lier home
nineteen hundred and nine
East Seventh Street
Tuesday, February twenty-one
from four to six o’clock
Mrs. Thomas Andrew Capps.
Children who have
Sewanee Defeated.
Nashville, Tenn.. Feb. 17.—In a live
ly contest here last night the Universi
ty of Nashville basket ball team de
feated the team from Sewanee, the
score resulting 28 to 18.
Grape-Nuts
With cream or milk
For the cereal part of
Their morning meal
Can study better, and
Do not get faint and
Hungry before noon.
Grape-Nuts is easy to digest
And a perfectly balanced food
For body and brain.
“There’s a Reason”
Postum Cereal Co., Ltd.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
I
Flesh-Forming Food Given on Ap
proval by Jno. S. Blake Drug Co.
ould you like to be fat and plump
and strong and hearty? Here is a
chance so to do it without risking the
loss of a single pentiy.
Jno. S. Blake Drug Co., our well
known druggi.sts, have a new treat
ment called Saniose, which they are
selling on approval, that is said to be
a true flesh-forming food. It is in tab
let form retailing at 50c a box.
If it does not increase the weight,
fill out the tliin scrawny form and re
store health and strength, there W'ill
be no charge whatever for Samose.
Go to JnO. S. Blake Drug Co. today
and get a treatment of Samose with
their promise to refaind the money
if it does not do all that it claims.
Before commencing the use of Sa
mose have yourself correctly weighed
and note the gain from week to week.
Jno. S. Blake Drug Co.’s faith is
shown by their offer to refund the
money if it does not increase flesh
and restore good health.
They really give you a free trial of
the preparation, for unless it does in
crease the weight it will not cost a
cent.
Four Months On Roads
Tom Sadler, a negro who entered
the home of Alonzo Holt, head waiter
in the Central Hotel, was tried by a
jury in the suprior court today and
was sentenced to the roads for four
months. His case was forwarded from
the police court, the testimony against
him being conclusive that he entered
the house. He has only recently been
releasd from th chain gang, having
^ryed a term of sixty days for disor
derly conduct.
Impoitant Meet W \AwJul Alte^ve
G. C. Club To-night p^i fQ ^fegro Man
An important meeting will be held
b.v the Greater Charlotte Club toniglit
in the assembly room of the Sel-
wyn hotel, where matters of great im-
l)ort to the entire city will be discuss
ed. The following call is sent out from
the oflSce of the Greater Charlotte
Club:
A Meeting for Charlotte — The Ques
tion of the Hour.
The Greater Charlotte Club has, of
late, been holding: some intensely im
portant meetings, and the things ac
complished at these meetings will have
a very decided bearing on the future
development of the city, and especially
the work done to secure the new' rail
road.
The w'ork for the city is, however,
not ail overe—there are still some mat
ters of vital import to the welfare
of Charlotte, which the club must
take hold of and Avrestle with right
now.
The most Important of these is to be
pdesented to the club on Friday night
of this week.
You are interested in all that con
cerns the future of the city and hence
you will not fall to be present on Fri
day night, February 17th, at 8:30
o’clock, Selwyn hotel.
Remember: Time, 8:30; place, Sel
wyn; date Friday, 17th.
C. O. KUESTER.
W. T. CORWITH, President.
Secretary.
Raid Clean Aown's Rubbers.
Reading, Pa., Feb. 17.—Hyde Park,
this county, experienced a rubber
scarcity, the result of w'hat is thought
to have been a systematic theft at the
hands of a band of night prowlers.
With few exceptions, every home in
the borough was visited about mid
night last night and the overshoes car
ried away.
Accepting the least of two evils, G.
A. Davis, a negro, took a senaence f
six months on the public roads this
morning in preference to being sent
to the superior court. He was accus-ed
of stealing clothes from the pressing
club of John Brown. When arrested
he was wearing the clothes, and his
only defense was the lamentably weak
one that he had purchased them for
one dollar.
The recorder told Davit that a plea
of guilty to forcible trespass would
mean a sentence of six months on the
roads, while otherwise the case was
to be forwarded to the superior court
and that it would not be heard until
April, when the accusation would be
a felony. Davis thought he would be
fortunate if only &ix months of his
liberty was taken and he accepted che
terms.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHE.R S
CASTORI/
Children Cr
FOR FltTCHEf, S
CASTORIA
AND
Skin Affections
WHETHER ON INFANT OR GROWN
PERSON CURED BY ZEMO
AND ZEMO SOAP.
—Rev. Mr. A. W. Plyler* pastor of
Trinity Methodist church will lead the
vesper sedvice at the Y. W. C. A. on
Sunday afternoon, at 5 o’clock.
AN UNUSUAL OFFER
The Tryon Drug Co. say to every
person, be it man, woman or child,
w^ho has an irritated, tender or itching
skin to come to our store and pro
cure a bottle of ZEMO and a cake of
ZEMO soap and if you are not en
tirely satisfied with results, come back
and get your money. So confident are
we of the efficacy of this clean, simple
treatment, that we make you this un
usual offer.
ZEMO is a clear liquid for external
use that has cured so many cases of
eczema, pimples, dandruff and other
forms of skin eruption. ZEMO and
ZEMO soap are the most economical
as well as the cleanest and most effec
tive treatment for affections of the
skin or scalp, whether on infant or
grown person.
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Talking Yet Of
Mayoralty Men
The municipal pot is still seething,
to again make* use of the sterotyped
expression, but there are only two
candidates in the fleld thus far. They
are the incumbent. Mayor T. W. Haw
kins and Dr. Charles A. Bland.
Other names save been suggested,
but no other gentleman has thus far
announced his,candidacy for the May
campalign. Friends of Mr. Morris Mc
Donald have urged him to announce
himself, but he has steadfastly refus
ed up until now.
Fact of the matter is that several
names of prominent gentlemen, any
one of whoiy would make a good show
ing in the camplign, have been spoken
of in groups, but little of a definite
nature has been done.
Looking at the situation today, after
talking to some of the knowing poli
ticians of Charlotte, it seems that the
opposition to Mayor Hawkins will cen
ter upon Dr, Bland, who appears now
to have the support of one solid fac
tion.
Each day, however, the mayoralty
campaign grows more interesting
here.
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eating a pleasure—
pastry that “flakes”—
depend on the flour
that goes into them.
Wise cooks use William
Tell Flour and ne^er have
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It is economical, too—makes]
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JA sack in your pantry takes care^
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Flour
For talt your grocer’s.
George Washin
Never drank as good coffee as we re selling t'''(lny.
were not such perfect facilities for cleaning." tniKiinu. '
and grinding as we possess and which enable us to - r'
at 20 to 35 cents a pound, with better coffee than the father
ever tasted. Order a trial pound tomorrow.
Sugar at Refiners’ Prices.
Pure Baking Powder, 20c a pound.
Rice, Cocoa, Chocolate and Teas at Jobbers' Pricc?.
Beautiful Portraits of Washington Free tomorrow.
C. D. KENNY
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23 South Tryon Street.
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of purchase.
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13 West Fifth Street.
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