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■■HiRLOTTO NBWS. OCTOBER. 2 1911
WANTS!
The,People’s Market Place
Read By Thousands Daily
1 Ceot a Word Each Insertion
PHONE NO. 115
[ FOR SALE—Splendid horse and sur-
, ry, or would exchange for automo
bile. Address “Surry,” care News.
2-5t
f—Ne^ lln« of Buttle Axe
shoe.; Belmont Cash Store. Bel
mont Park. l-15t-eod
FOR SALE—New, and most attrac
tive seven-room bungalow in Eliza
beth. Equipped with Kelsey fur
nace, hot water attachment, also au
tomatic gas hot water heater. Ce
mented basement. Will also sell
handsome mahogany furniture, at
sacrifice rather than ship. Owner
leaving city. Address Box No. 976,
or phone No. 1444. l-5t
; FOR SALE—Rice meal for hogs. Da-
1 vidson & Wolfe. l-4t
\Rev, Thos. L, Chavasse
At Episcopal Church
WA.N’TED—At once, ten bright check
boys. Permanent positions. Helk
Bros. 2-lt
MRS. DR. MOORE, Painless Tooth Ex
tractor. Office 23 Vi West Trade St.
FOR RENT
Rev. Thomas L. Chavasse, tbe
10-tf ^ noted English clergyman, preached
a stirring sermon yesterday morning
WANTED—Good boy to carry papers
in Eli/.abetli .\ hustler who will
attend to bn.'iness will be well paid.
Apply Circulation Mgr. News. 30:>t
WANTED A co!iple fni room and
board, and son'.v? table boarders.
Mrs. Moore, 312 N. College St.
Phone in». 28-4t-eod.
WAN'XEU—Buyer.^. NoWs the rime.
Kle'nic I'ixtnres. Smith Elec
tric. 13 \\ eft r>) h. l-2t
WA.NTKD Table boarders, 11 S. Bre
vard Phor.e ‘JGTO-.I. l-«»t
W ANTED—A man to drive milk
Avax«'n. f'i^arette smoker or dram-
dnuker lifted not apply. Address
'•Dairyman,” care of News. tf.
-*‘'*>^|in the St. Peter’s Episcopal church
^ j of this city. The text was the fourth
^ ^ ' chapter, eighth verse of St. James’
I ^,nto God. and
FOR RENT—5-room hotise No. 316 he will draw nigiii unto you.”
K. 5th St. Bath and toilet. Piice "Hefore 1 ever came to this coun-
$1G 2-3. C. N. (i. Butt. 2-2t try," said the speaker, "much had
— — been told me about its wonders and
FUR RENT—i.a.r;>-> stori.-^c room. Ad-' &i'eatness. But to get the whole truth
dess F. B. C., cr.io News. IG-tf. eod. I I ‘i^ve had to come myself, and now
! like Queen Sheba of old, I can say,
FOR RENT—One garage, x.jrth '^
Church St. $50.0(1 ^no. Traders’. morning we are dealing
Land Company, 22 East Fifth St. ^ "'^re important approach-
2-;?t than that of sight-seeing or curi-
osity. We are considering the ap-
ijL'v-rn N-- • 1 proach to God. Many men forget that
K)R KhNT-N.ne-roon. residence; , Christianity;
modern conven.onyei.; 411 bou h ■ , , ,i,e queslfon of approach.
■ • I cr.ine nigh iinto men in the
, ■■ . 'world, and God is still ready to come
1 IT . jt’ Qf to suffering peopie and does come.
ho"*e Kap 4t,i .St. $I.Uil rao Irad- Christianity ix not all on the
Land Conipan\, hast iMfth mean-
ings is not simply ha we may
PmilPPINES
H.
FOR RKNT—One
ers
St.
yARM WA.VTKD—Wanted to buy a
uni.TlI farm within two miles of de
pot in cotton belt of North Caro
ima li. F. Gash, Ixjwell, N. C.
10-l-3t
I FOR KENT—Two, three or four un
furnished rooms for light house-
escape hell through it. A far more
beautiful side is that we may know'
God. And to know God we must draw
4ih street. Phone 2256-.I.
2t unto him.
' ! “We%re asked o draw nigh unto
WANTED—.\t once exi>er*itnced fore-
lady tor pewing rooms, making over
alls and wash pants. Answer, stat
ing exptrience and salary. Southern
Manulacturing Co., Chester, S. C.
30-4t
FOR RENT—Two houses. East Fourth ^ w’^rvnN
St., all conveniences, ^9.00 mo each, bearing, dead spninx of
Traders’ Land Company. 22 East
Fifth St. 2-3t heathen only with their bodies.
^ 1 but we may approach our God in
W.ANTED—You to know King’s Busi-
ne»g College Night School will open
Monday, October 2nd. Special rates
on Koui Months’ Scholarships to
those who enter at the beginning.
Piedmont Bldg., S. Iryon St. 25-tf.
WANTED—A tenant desirous of a
long l«a«e for store room to be
erected to tenant's requirements.
Will install elevator service, etc.
Southern Real Estate Loan & Trust
Co. 30-3t
FOR RENT—Modern S-room house, 6 three ways. i, r ^
South Graham. Phone 1055-J. 30-3t “First of all we may approach God
with *our bodies, and this fashion is
FOR RENT—Moaern 6-room house, acceptable to him. God welcomes the
thoroughly screened; located 206 E.; w'orship of the bowled head, and asKs
Liberty street; |20.00 per month, in that men dedicate their energies to
advance. Apply ’Phone tilO. li)-tf. jhis service rather than to the mad
» chase for gold.
FOR RENT—Attractive bungalow at* "In the second .place we may ap-
r’oodlawn. Furnished. $30.00. Apply proach God with our souls, that part
15 Realty Building, or ’phone of us which we call the ‘I,’ which will
2-31 be alive a million years hence though
; not in the body.
W
515
2374-L.
Wanted—Boardera ana roomers.
Apply 208 E. 5th or Phone 1389-J.
2-tf
WANTED—People desirlAs homes for
rent to consult our rent list. South
ern Real Estate, Loan & Trust Co.
30-3t
FOR RENT—Excellent office room' “Last of all may draw nigh un
ground floor Selwyn Hotel $37.50 per to God with our spirits. Is there any
month. Southern Real Estate, Loan reason God cannot breathe inspira-
& Trust Co. 20-3t tion into the hearts of tw'entieth
; century men and women? The reason
FOR RENT OR SALE—Modern 8-1 the inspiration of the Bible has
room residence, 204 Elizabeth ave
Newly papered. W\ F. Dow'd. 26-lOt
FOR RLNT—4 rooms, first floor, for
I light housekeeping. Elegant location.
Apply 309 Parjc avenue, Dilworth.
9-16-tf.
WANTED—Kuomers aua Hoarders for
Dice large front rooms upstairs and
down stairs. Hous« newly furbish
ed. Apply 3o7 Fiouth Church. Pflone
2860. 30-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
GO TO FLOURNOY'S, 218 1-2 S. Col
lege, for everything in crockery.
OGlassware and Toys. 16-tf eod.
HIGH-CLASS Furniture Repairing, Up
holstering and Ret.iilshing. S. W.
Meggs, 401 E. Oak St. ’Phone 860-J.
29-7t.
FERTILIZERS for all Fall crops, also
in small quantities for gardens and
lawns. Davidson & Wolfe. 22(V S.
College. 29-4t.
LADIES—Our catalogue explains how
we teach hair dressing manicuring,
facial massage, etc., ilf few weeks,
mailed free. Moler College, Atlanta,
Ga. 30-6t
MADAM CYRENA—The noted palmist
of Raleigh, N. C., can be consulted
on all affairs of life. Charges reason
able. Satisfaction guaranteed. Par
lors In Wadsworth Bldg., N, Tryon
St. 27-7t.
11000 TO LOAN on city real estate for
1 year. A. J. J., care News. l-2t
FRESH SUPPLY Sherrill Mlnera: wa
ter. Cures Indigestion, Constipation,
all Kidney and Bladder Disorders.
City chcmist says absolute pure.
Phone order 2123. N. J. Sherrill
26-tf
WOULD LEASE by the year one of
the most attractive and elegant
homes in the city. Located on Char
lotte’s most fashionable street. The
place Is handsomely furnished. Must
have reference with application.
"Home Place," care News. 1-tf
REAL BARGAINS In Real Estate; in
reach of small and large investors
and home seekers; $26.00 starts you
on the road to wealth. Write, call,
’phone. Interstate Improvement
Co., Room No. 7, over Jordan’s.
'Phone No. 2122. 28-6t.
VIAVI REPRESENTATIVE — ’Phone
1449. Iss I. M. Neumeyer,
18 N. Brevard. 19-tf.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms,
newly papered, close in and rates
ieabonau;e. li,asi Libeiiv
29-tf
FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms to
gentlemen; only two blocks from
Square. ’Phone 1774, 26-7t.
FOR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms
with baths and without, 22 E. Trade,
Belmont hotel. 30-tf
♦ FOR SALE *
FOR SALE—27 acres of land 3 1-2
miles from square on Lawyers’ road.
Price right. Apply to C. R. Brown,
R. F. D. 9. 2-7t
FOR SALE—Two cockerels, seventeen
pullets, standard bred S. C. Rhode
Island Reds. Also fowl house.
Phone No. 1444. i-st
FOR SALt—t rtnJiii oungalow’’
street m »op pines, the ideal su
burb .>(1 easy terms. Soutnern
Real E«i.Tf, jjoan & Trust Co. 30-3t
FOR SALEi—Vacant lot in Wilmoore,
50x195. Price and terms. Call at
508 W. 7th. 30-3t
FOR SALE—Home place on • Louise
avenue, 6 rooms, A-1 condition, 226
feet frontage, fruit and shade trees.
Attractive price, easy terms. South
ern Real Estate, Loan & Trust Co.
30-3t
been questioned is that men have not
read it in the same spirit in which
It was written. The inspiration of the
Bible is a fact; it is for us to make
that fact our own.”
Related to George Eliot.
Rev. Thomas L. Chavasse’s moth
er, who was Frances Louis Evans,
was a niece of Eliot, authoress of
Silas Morven and many other Eng
lish classics. Mr. Chavasse was a
student at Bishop Vessen’s grammar
school, at Sutton. Coldfield, and took
a master’s degree at Hertford Col
lege.
Mr. Chavasse is visiting his cousin,
Mrs. John Hill Tucker, in this city.
Eight Rooms--Brand
New at Elizabeth
“The Beautiful”
Built for a home, better than you
could do it yourself, just ready for
occupancy. Splendidly finished, conven
iently arranged, desirably located on
shady aide of one of the choice avenues,
slate roof, double floors and walls,
brick foundation, garden fenced, ce
ment walks. Lot 60 by 157 with alley
in rear.
Let us show you this. It is not often
that we have complete a home to
offer. Price $4,500.00
Union Loan and
Realty Company
16 East Trade St. Phone 349.
Morris E. Trotter, Secty. & Treas.
POSITION OPEN for combination of
fice man or lady, with a few thous
and dollars. In answering state
wagea wanted, amount you can in
vest, and give references, otherwise
ansm'er will not be considered. In
vestment will carry guarantee of 8
per cent Position, care Charlotte
Newt. 28-6t.
piams now we teach Uaroer trade in
few weeks, mailed free. Moler Bar-
b«r College, Atlanta, Ga. 36-6t|
MEET ME at Kastlngi ft MitcMri
furniture store. Cut price sale. 46
N. Coll«ge St Phone 897-J.
90-tr-eod
By Associated Press.
W^ashington, Oct. 2.—A noted profes
sor from the -University of Chicago
who spent several' months in the Phil
ippine I&lands as lecturer at the Teach*
ers’ Vacation assembly conducted by
the bureau of education every 2 years
at Baguio, the summer capital of the
islands, returned recently to the Unit
ed States and in speaking of the work
Oi the schools there just before he sail
ed said;
“Other nations one of these days
will be coming to the Phllippinea to
see how the educational triumphs have
been won.”
Without question one of the tri
umphs of America in the Orient is the
wonderful work that has been accom
plished there by the public school sys
tem during the ten years since its or
ganization.
From a mere handful of pupils and
an expenditure of a few thousand dol
lars in 1910 the system has developed
until now it roaches into every town
and nealy every village of tlie island,
and last year instructed more than
half a million boys and girls, and the
Philippine government spent over
three and a quarter million dollars of
local revenue for education.
The services of over nine thousand
American and Filipino teachers are em-
I'loyed in the various schools of the
Islands as supervisors and class room
teachers of the academic and techni
cal subjects of the course of &tudy.
The University of Chicago sent Dr.
Shepardson and Dr. Goode, two of its
ablest and most successful extension
lecturers, to Manila during the pa»t va-
cation to remain in residence at the
Vacation Assembly of teachers and
conduct educational courses during the
session.
In referring to. the class of men and
women engaged in the educational
work there they speak in the highest
terms’;
“I have seen many gatherings of edu
cators but none which average higher
than this one. The reason no doubt is
that nowhere else could such a com
pany be found of men and women
who are doing pioneer work, who have
the spirit of the pioneer, and whose
'earnestness in pursuing ideals is re
flected in conversation and conference
talk.
“The company in attendance at the
assembly has impressed me with a
feeling of pride in the quality of man
hood and womanhood in the service
of the bureau. They are cl»an-cut and
straight-forward, earnest people, the
stuS pioneers are made of. As I came
to know them personally and to hear
of tlfelr work in all parts of the is
lands, the problems they are meeting
and solving and the success with
which they are carrying the ‘message
to Gracia’ in the service of education,
I felt proud that I am an American,
and that the generous American aim of
helping these people to help ^em-
selves is being realized in the spleoidid
service of the director and his cowork-
ers in the bureau of education.”
This is a field which requires the
service of young men and women of
superior qualifications, excellent char
acter and good preparation, who are
able to maintain a position of influence
among a rapidly developing people.
For the right kind of men there
are excellent opportunities to take a
large part in the solution of some of
the problems now confronting this
country and at the same time gain an
experience and training which will be
of great value.
The government employs men as su
pervisors, teachers of science, English,
mathematics, history, a^culture,
manuel training, and women for do
mestic science and home economy.
'The United States civil service com
mission announces an examination for
December 27-28, 1911, In various cities
of the country for the purpose of se
curing eligibles to be appointed in the
spring of 1912 for work beginning with
the opening of the next school year
Detailed information relative to the
nature of the service and the examina
tions may be had by writing to the
bureau of insular affairs, Washington,
D. C.
A Great Collection,
More than maintaining its high
standard for exclusive articles of deep
interest, the Magazine Section of next
Sunday’s New York World will con
tain “Advice of Mary Garden to New
York Girls Abroad;” “My Adventure
with Stolypin’s Assassin,” by Col.
James Persitz of the Russian Secret
Police, “Discarded American Battle
ships,” “New York Mansions, &c.,
‘carved’ to Fit Streets,” “The Ameri
can Girl Who Married a Duke and Is
Happy;” also the words and music
of “Little Fifl,” a new song hit, &c.,
&c. Don’t fail to order the Sundhy
W’orld in advance.
You May Have
The Best
rooms for rent in all Charlotte. You
know it, but the hundreds of people
who at this season of the. year are
looking for accommodations do not
know it.
It is up to you to tell them and
tell thejn you can through the Want
Columns of The NEWS.
Nowadays, when a man or woman
wants to find a boarding house. The
News Want Ad Page is consulted.
Why let your rooms or apartments
remain vacant when a News Want Ad
will rent them?
We receive Want Ads over the tel
ephone. Call 115.
One Cent a Word
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The Jim-Jams
The young lady was painting—sun
set, red, with blue streaks and green
dots.
'I’he old rustic—at a respectful dis
tance—was watching.
“Ah,” said the female artist, looking
up, suddenly, and pretending she had
n't known he was there all the time,
“perhaps to you, too^ Nature has op
ened her sky-pictures page by page?
Have you seen the lambent flame of
dawn, leapiES ftcross the livid east;
the red-stained, sulphurous islets float
ing in the lakes of fire in the west;
the ragged clouds at midnight, black
as a raven’s wing, blotting out the
shuddering moon?”
“No, mum,” replied the rustic, short
ly, “not since 1 give up drink.”
That reminds us what Goldsmith
said, in “The Vicar of Wakefield,"
“That the concatenation of self exist
ence proceeding in a reciprocal du
plicate ratio naturally produced a
problematical dialogism. .
All of which means that the place to
buy your insurance is, headquarters,
for the article.
C. M. G. Butt & Go
Insurance Headquarters.
21 East Fourth St .. Charlotte, N. C.
Phone 428.
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MONEY TO LEND
—AT—
5 1-2%
in sums of from five to fifty thousand dollars, on centrally located
business property. See us.
MOORE & PRICE
Phone 307. h Room 1, 4C’s Building.
INSURANCE ALL KINDS.
I
Congiegatwn To
marvelous growth-^ish it every suc
cess.
Meet Wednesday, "oooers d^veo a«a.n
Members of Chalmers- Memor
ial Meeting House mil Con
vene Wednes^day Evening to
Select Permanent Pastor,
There will be a congregational
meeting of the members of Chalmers
Memorial Meeting House on Wednes
day evening of this week in the Sab
bath school auditorium, at 7:30
o’clock. This Meeting is called pri
marily for the purpose of selecting a
permanent pastor, ad every member
of thee ongregtition is especially
urged to be present at the time
above mentioned. After the meeting
of the congregation in the Sabbath
school auditorium, it will re-conVene
in the church auditorium at 8:30
o’clock, at which time Rev. G. R.
White, D. D., will preach and mod
erate the call for the congregation,
under direction of First Presbytery.
Rev. R, E. Hough has been supply
ing this congregation ever since its
organi&tion, under inaction of the
board of home missions and church
extension, and as ihe congregation
has now become self-supporting it is
incumbent on it to choose its own
pastor. Every indication points to
the fact that a c\nll will be extended
by the members to Mr. Hough to re
main permanently in the work, with
n re that ht* I’lay s'‘3 hia Way
clear to accept. Mr. Hough began this
work little less than three years
ago with twelve members and within
that time has increased the member
ship something over 800 per cent. He
is a man of great piety, godliness
and man of exceptional powers as a
pastor and pulpiteer. No minister in
the city of Charlotte enjoys a higher
degre of popularity, or enjoys a
greater degree of confidence, not
only with his own people, but in the
entire city.
This enterprising congregation has
enjoyed a marked degree of success
from its incipiency. Starting with a
small membership. Without finance,
or place of worship on the 15th of
November, 1908, it has within that
time, with the aid of friends, board
of home missions and church exten
sion and by it? own efforts, erected
and practical’ paid for a thirty
thousand dollar building, . which W’a's
spoken of in the Architectural Re
cord a few weeks ago as beiftg one
of the handsomest in the South. Chal
mers Memorial Meeting house bids
fair to be one_ of the leading church
es in the city of Charlotte, a'U'i those
of its'friends who have watched its
By Associated Press.
' Chicago, Oct. 2.—Aviaor C. • P.
Rodgers, the leading contestant in
the coast-to-coast flight, delayed his
start from Huntington, Ind., accord
ing to officials of the Erie Railroad
I here today. He was expected to
leave Huntington at noon and to
reach here during the afternoon.
Examination of Teachers
There will be an Examination of
white teachers Tor positions in Char
lotte City Schools, commencing on Fri
day, Oct. 6th, 1911, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
in South Graded School building, and
continuing at 9 a. m. through Saturday,
Oct. 7th, 1911.
S. F. TOMLINSON,
Chm. Teachers’ Com.
Attention
Ginners
We have on hand and for
sale one of the most complete
Gin Books ever published. It
is arranged for a recor^ of all
transactions connected with
ginning the bale and keeps
carbon copy for the ginner.
Book containing 100 tickets
and 100 copies only 50 cents.
By mail, 55 cents.
Order all you want today..
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Compaoy
Charlotte, N. C.
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orlnjeclions
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GROCERS
DeCODICATEO CORN MEAL
A mechanical device, invented by
the writer, extracts the eye or pois
onous germ from the grain, and sepa
rates it from the pure meal. We use
only select corn, grind it ourselves,
and carefully “Decodicate” it. Buy our
meal and you will not fear “Pellagra”
or stomach troubles. Manufactured
only by
ALEXANDER BROS.
218 East Trade St. Phone 2561
WE Nave, on the way
Ten thousand paper Oyster Pails
which we will sell low. New supply
White Comb Honey 24 pounds in a
case.
BRIUGERS & CO.,
. Wholesale Grocers.
38 North College Street.
McN.EEL'S
Vegetables ' Vegetables
We have plenty—Fine large whita
Cauliflower, tender headed Lettuce,
Squash, Celery, Corn; Beans, Egg Plant
—j^Fine Large Tomatoes, Cucumbers,
Fine Peaches, Cranberries, large Span
ish Onions, nice Oronges, Peas and
lot of other nice things. Call and find
out.
Phones 2622, 2623. 205 N. Tryon.
CIDER VINEGAR.
The real thing. Clear as crystal, with
a clean, clear-cut navor, that adds a
#est to appetite. The best for all pur
poses.
8. R. LENTZ.
Fred Cochran, Mgr.
'Phones 101 and lu2.
FRESH LOT BLUE BRAND HAMS
and Pure Lard. Fresh Tarbell’s Cream
Cheese.
W. M. CROWELL,
Phone 1062. 200 E. Morehead St.
PEACHES! PEACHES! PEACHES!
A fine lot of Maryland Peaches just
from the orcharas; all free stones;
oLly t)5c. per uasieL. Fieniy o£ nue
1 ouiaioes.
P^iLLEK-VAN NE53 CO.
MISSCELLANEOUS
WANT£0:
We, want to buy a small farm, and
a 4 or 5 room house. *
SHUMAKER & WALLACE
Phone 243. 225 North Tryon.
LET US FIX YOUR REFRIGERATOR
We can tell at a jelance just what
ails it and at a tritliug expense make
it go6d and serviceable. Send along
your ice cream freezer. We can tlx
that, too.
C. F. SHUMAN
'Phone 111. 200 N. College St
THE GEM HOTEL AND CAFE
Up-to^late dining room, seating lOG
persons, a lunch counter unequaled
in South. Conveniently located on
South Tryon Street. Strictly European,
MOVED
I have moved my Terra Cotta Pipe
Yard to East 5th St., between College
St., and the Railroad, in the Hearl
of the City, where you will find every
thing In pipe and tilings. Flue pipe,
Chimney lining. Well copmg, etc.
C. V. FURR,
Professional Cards
DR- WM. PARKER ”
DENTIST
Garibaldi, Bruns A DixOn Bldg.
12 8. Tryon.
(Note Change of Location.) '
’Phone 1408, Day or Night.
Dr. H. 0. Henderson. Dr. L. 1. GIdnej
HENDERSON &GIDNE^
DENTISTS
Offlee, Hunt Bldg., 202,4 N. Tryon 81
'PhORc 216.
tOfnce 'Phone, 326. Residence 962-J
L W. JAMIESON
DENTIST
lOf Realty Building, Charlotte, N. 0
OSTEOPATH.
REGISTEREO
DR. H. F. RAY
Realty Building.
Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5.
Phone, Office, 330; Residence 371-J
Consultation at Office, gratis.
, F. L. BONFOEY
ARCHITECT . i
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Supervision of Contructlon.
Office, 211 N. Tryon. Room 4,
HUGH W. HARRIS
ATTORNEY
Law Building. Charlotte, N. C
J. M. McMlCHAEL
ARCHITECT
Rooms 505-506 Trust Bulldlna.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
REPAIRED, VULCANIZED
recovered
inner Tubes Vulcanized.
We guarantee they will never laa!
where we vnlcanize tbein.
First puncture 50 cents.
Second puncture 25 cents.
Third puncture 25 cents.
All sizes new tires carried in stpcl
Relay Mfg Co
31 and 233 S. Tryon St ^
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