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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS JANUARY 14, 1914 8 . All Classifications ONE CENT A WORD lor Each Insertion 10 ID 1AKLN FOR LESS THAN Hi. QMS If your name" appears In the telept-one directory call us and have you ad charged. Bill will be sent later. 115 This 'phone Is used for Want Ads, ana you are guaranteed prompt, polite and efficient ser vice. Wanted 1 1 4 x& vi? zz?zrxp WANTED To let nice farm for dairy purposes. Phone S022. 12-tf WANTED Boys to carry THE NEWS in different sections I of the City. Apply Circulation i Manager THE NEWS. I 6-tf ."WANTED Second-hand furniture. i Best prices paid. Courtney. Phone i 1133. 12-7t i .'WANTED Limited imraoer of table boarders. Also room and board for i couple. Phone 3090-L. S-tf 1 WANTED To find a man In Charlotte or in the country to manage a bus iness for me. Address Business, care Charlotte News. 13-3t WANTED To double the number of ads. in this column within the nexi few days. If yoa want to sel! any thing an ad here will sell it. 4-13t WANTED Experienced maid for gen eral housework in family of two. References renuired. Mrs. W. M.J Vines. 500 N. Tryon St. 14-lt WANTED Player piano, must be a bargain and in good condition. Phono 493. 13-3t ; WANTED Position by young mar ried man with arm where merit ""in? pi emotion. Best references. 14-2t WANTED The man that called me about lost pie. Please phone me at 13-2t V.AV i EEi Typewriter desk and two or three liht office chairs. Mill Ne? Phone 147. 10-tf WANTED Loartifcr. and lodges, 20S . Phone 29.S0-L. 14-7t WANTED To prune and spray your tree.-. -hor.e f.330. C-lOt WAN 1 Li; PcaiuerF rooms and ta ble terms mo3e:at6. three blocks from tii!. square, De.ir Tryon. Phone 76S. 5-tr WANTED Twelve solicitors, also cre-v manager.-. Mr. Sheriock, 301 North Popiar. 9-7t WANTED Colored women and men agents, $2.00 daily. Particulars free. Taylor Remedy Co., Louisville, Ky. ' ll-12t WANTED To sell general insurance : agency at sacrifice, including sever- al district agencies. Address In ; surance, care News. 13-2t TP IT ;FOR SALE Single comb White Leg- 4 horn eggs for hatching. Let me book your orders new and deliver j them when wanted. Orders filled in ; rotation. Satisfaction guaranteed, i Wm. Hubert Webb. Phone 2707-J. 12-3t FOR SALE Electric pianos, orchestra pianos of highest quality. W. H. Bass, Chariotle, N. C. 27-30t i .- - FOR SALE My property on Mint ) street one store, four houses, ten 5 vacant lots- Also six room cottage, J 305 Worthingtcn Ave. All renting -well. E. CreswelL . 28-tf "FOR SALE Lamson3-station I Carrier system Climbs i grade. Big enought for good sized store. Cost f $120.00. Will Sell for ; $25.00. H. C. Long Co., I 33 East Trade St. 1 1 -4t "FOR SALE Nice nine-room house, t large lot, eight blocks from square, i one from car line- Big bargain: D. i V. Mason, Commercial Bldg. Phone j 818. 13-3t pnR rat.F Good mare and horse. ! Reid Stables. 14-lt , b'OR SALE The material in the bridge in rear or store. Roofing, ' brick and lumber. Must be moved and will sell cheap. LitUe-Long ! Co. 14"5t 'FOR SALE One good work horse . 1401 r-asi J.utu .v Phone 1 ryboclys P FOR SALE FOR SALE Hardware business in thriving town. New. clean stock. Bargain to quick buyer. Address Hardware, caie of Charlotte News. 30-ot FOR SALE Six mules. N. W. Wal lace, Jr. 24 East Ctb. St. Phone 2b53. U-1- FOR SALE Prairie State incubator, good as new, $10.00. 150-egg capac- ity. Phone 661-L. 1 0-01 FOR SALE Old time mahogany furn iture. E. R. McGinn, the furniture repair man, 712 S. 7th St. 13-4t FOR SALE OR RENT I have four 3 and 4-room houses, west of the city Lake View, for rent, or will sell on easy terms; will rent ad ditional land with houses. Phone 2122. E. L. Propst. li-6i FOR SALE House on Oak street, electric lights, and sewer, $1,450. Llovd Todd. Phone 23S4-J. 13-5t FOR SAL;C One 3.l- aEd one 10x15 , C. & P. Gordon job ress. wire stitcher, 25 1-2 inch Reliance paper cutter. Sterling punching rr.achine with loose leaf ledger and stabbing; attachments, Cranston cyliuder 1 press. Reason for selling, consol idation of two plan's. Address News Printing House Charlotte, N. C. tf i FOR RENT Small furnished and un ! fuini&aed hais. Mrs. O. A. Koooins. I Phone 362. 7-tf FOR RENT Modern 7-rooni fiat. W. j J. i-ite. Phone 3035-J. 12-tf j FOR KENT 402 Soutn Church street. Uhe bimmons Co. Pnone 4bo. 13-3t FOR RENT Two unturnished rooms tor light housekeeping. Ciose in. Phone 2b35-J. 13-4t FOR RENT Large new store. 239 East Tiade; aiso 4 large 100ms 2nd hcoi caiue buiidmg. C. S. Stone, 15 East Trade. 3-tf FOR RENT Two furnished rooms to gentlemen, stsarn heat, hot and coid waier, four biocKs irom square. 2u3 North B.evard. Puone 122a." 14-3t FOR RENT Two furnished or un furmsned rooms. Phone 1648-L. 14-tf v . ROOM FOR COUPLE 237 North Try on St. Phone lSbt'-J. 8-tt' FOR RENT Cottage on West 4th St. between Cedar and CiarKson. No. 00. A. H. iihyne. 13-3t FOR RENT 5-room cottage, near car line and school, in Piedmont, 10.00 ier month. Apply J. W. Brown, 700 N. Caldwell. Phone 919-J. 10 tf FOR RENT Six-room modern apart ment, steam heaied, $30.00. W. F. Dowd. 2i-10t FOR RENT New turnished room, all conveniences, close in. Phone 3005-J. ! i-tf POR PENT Seven room brick bouse, N. Churcn St. Apply Mrs. Latta C. Jonnston, 609 N. Tryon. 10-tf FOR RENT Two deligHttul down stairs tront rooms, excellent board. 3ul N. Poplar. Phone 16U2-L. 2y-tf FOR RENT Rooms for light house keeping, adults only. Phone 523-L. 5-tf FOR REN1 New turnTsTied rooms, new home, young men. Apply 211 South Cedar St. 19-tf FOR RENT Entire third floor, 16 South Tryon, five large rooms, wa ter, electric lights, also half second floor, suitable for office, sample rooms. Apply Gilmer-Moore Co., 16 South Tryon St. 13-2t FOR RENT Nice new furnished room, close in, all conveniences. Address B. M. W., care News. ll-5t i Miscellaneous JOHN GEORGL HARRIS, Barytone and Teacber of Singing. Suite 11, 213 North Tryon street, Cnariotte 1'hone 125"-J. H-tf LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE wanted. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured. Address Na tional Co-Operative Reaity Co., V 1118 Marden Building, Washington, r. C. 4-8t-wed-sun FRIDAY AND SATURDAY is H. C. Long Co.'s 95c Semi-Annual "Em ery" Shirt Sale. 14 2t vE KKPAltv. uuy nc cn. exebaag old stoves and ranees. . Southern s Btovo end Supply Co. 22 West 6t& 1 SL Pbone VS36. 3' It-i FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, $1.50 and $2.00 "Emery" shirts 95c. H. C. Long Co. i4-2t TYPEWRITERS All makes, rebuilt. ! shop worn, second hand. Prices $10.00 up. Easy terms. Ask for I list. J. E. Crayton & Co. 7-30t H. C. LONG CO.'s 95c "Emery" shirt sale Friday and Saturday. 14-2t MULTIGRAPH LETTERS stp busi ness getters. Get prices and sam- I pies from us. J. E. Crayton & Co. ' 7-1 5t i DR. MARGARET WHITESIDE. Of fice 325 North Tryon street. Phone 2221. Office hours 9 a. m. to 1, and 3 p. m. to 6. 12-14t YOU CAN buy any overcoat or suit cheap at H. C. Long Co. 14-2t For Rent age My Cut Prices on Groceries Will Save You One Fourth of Your Gro cery Bill. Can't I Seel You. 50c Royal Baking Powders, for . . 39c 30c Rumford Baking Powders, for 22c 90c sacks best Patent Flour . . . . 75c $3.25 sacks Best Patent Flour . . $2.85 10 lb. Pails $1.75 Pure Lard for $1.39 10 lb. Pails $1.25 Sunny South Lard for $1.oo 10 lb. Pails $1.40 Snow Drift . . $1.10 Best 10c Head Rice 3 lbs. for . . 25c Best S l-3c Head Rice 4 lbs. for 25c Best Irish and SAveet Potatoes 23c pk Extra values in can peas, corn, peaches, beans and tomatoes. 3 cans best Small Peas for . . . . 50c 3 cans 25c Syrup Peaches for .. 50c 4 cans 10c Tomatoes for 25c Oranges and Grape Fruit cheaper than ever. C M. FITE Phone 1861. FARMERS Exchange your cotton seed for meal and hulls. We offer delivered at our mil!, 2000 pound? meal for 2000 pounds sound cotton seed, or wlil give 6000 pounds bulk hulls for 2000 pounds seed. We are also paying 45c cash for seed delivered at our mill, 16th "and A Sts., Charlotte. Elba Manufacturing Company. ll-if. AIRS. Oil. MOOSIS. Painless Tooth Ex tractor. Office 23 1-2 W. Trade St Phi,ne 1741. 3-cr FOR CALCIMINING, paper hangin?,! SHEPPARt DRUC house painting. ' Call Lee D. Wiiscn! ' Phone 2533-L. 10-7t GOLD ifxti t aj. iei ar.tl Gesolinu stoves. 'lz VV. fth St. Lost Found. LSST A lady's Elgin watch with monogram A. M. T. If found, please return to 226 N. Tryon St., and received liberal reward. 12-3t LOST Three-B Baraca scarf jin, spe cial design of Baraca pin. Lar-;e B with three small B's where R. A. C. is in other pins. Reward if return ed to News office. i3-3t WE SELL DOVE B This ham has no eq It is all ham, juicy, no more than many brands. Let us send RAND HAMS -ial in Charlotte, good and costs other inferior you one. Fresh vegetables daily ami a 11 kinds of fresh family gioceiies. We can supply an customers with Phone us your additional number of hay and feed stuffs, order. J. E. MOR 43-45 No. College. F.IS. PMone 695. "FRONT LACE CORSETS" "Le Rpvn" Pnrsoto n m nr,nf " -wv. wv, V 'J w. 1 v- ( CI . American woman's figure, giving the' long graceful lines so necessary to prevent a bunchy "sloppy" appear ance with the "Peg-top" and Panier. blurts. A trial wmII convince you. MRS. NELLIE BENSON REEVES Corset Parlor and Woman's Exchange. 307 N. Tryon. tus-thu-sun PALMETTO SOLONS. (Columbia Record.) The general assembly of South Car olina convenes in annual session to morrow. We have no advice to give the body, except to go slow in the matter of new legislation. When in doubt don't would be a good rule for guidance. We are c irsed with too much law and too little law enforce ment. Every time a new law is added to the statute books, and allowed to lapse into "innocuous desuetude" it brings all law and authority one step farther into public contempt. The time, patience and money of the pub lic should be spared the taxation of futile legislation. Reform of the primary elections and compulsory education are two import ant and desirable measures that should be enacted if possible. Ignor ance and corruption are twin broth ers, and may always be found hand in hand at the ballot box. It ought not be necessary to use compulsion to secure the education of any portion of the white stock of South Carolina. It should cause the blush of shame to mantle the cheek of any proud Carolinian that the suggestion should be necessary. And, yet, it is a fact only too well corroborated and es tablished, we believe, that thousands of our adult native stock use cross marks when called on to sign their names. It has been stated on author ity that there are more negro children than white children enrolled in the public schools of the state, and any one of ordinary observation may note with what zeal the colored people are taking advantage of the educational facilities afforded them. This is very much to the credit of the "inferior" race, but how long or how legitimately may this term be used with regard to them if they should become more literate than the superior race? What white Carolin ian can afford to look down with con tempt on a race whose children are in school while his are wasting their op portunities in idleness or condemned to exhaust their immature strength on drudgeries or burdens for which their elders should be responsible? It is a grave question, going to the root of our civilization and social equation, which it is up to the supe rior race to face and answer with the truth. No less device will answer. Evasion and equivocation will inevi tably undo us, in the solution of this problem. "Why is he so bitter at the girl he was only recently engaged to?" "Because when she sent the ring back she labeled the box, Glass with care." Tit-Bits. "And has this famous doctor cured your friend of the hallucination that she was sick?" j Oh, completely. She's really sicR now." Fliengende Blaetter. J STORE continues to grow in beauty and patronage as our new fixtures arrive. The success that has crowned our efforts make us feel that all we can do for our patrons is not enough. Just a trial is all we ask. We leave the rest to you. A fine lot of String Beans. Fla. Cabbage, Celery, Bell Pep pers, Spinach, Spring Onions, Turnips, etc., received today. SigmoKSaappelbsrg Co. The New Store That Will Stay New. Phone 714. 500 S. Tryon. SKEPPASB'S Cera fiemsdy. Kills corns quickly. TLuee applications rids you of any corn. Price 15. Made only by CO., W. Trade St NEW YORK FIRES DRIVE THOUSANDS INTO COLD STREETS New York, Jan. 14. More than 1, 000 persons were driven out into the cold here today by four fires in wide ly seprvated sections of the city. A Bowery ledgiug house fire sent more han 500 persons from that structure and nearby buildings scurrying out into the cold. One hundred and fifty men, women and children were routed out by a ;:re m tne Glendenning, a Harlem apartment hotel, fifteen families were driven out by flames in an apartment nouse at Columbus avenue and 61st street and later 300 persons sought reruge m the street when fire attacked a lower east side tenement. Firemen suffered severely while iignimg tne names. THE BEST OF COMRADES. (Wilmington Disr-atch.) Among the ideas bearinsr nn wlint is really human nature and in effort to neip solve seme of the problems of today, making such solution in at tractive, practical way, is the "Fath er and Sen " movement. Numerous cities have picked up the idea and are boosting it. The object is simple, though vital. It is to bring about more companionship between father and son. It is logical; it is timely. The father should make more of a companion of his son. The son will thus profit, not only having a wiser head at an earlier age, but having one that will grasp things as they really are and will enable him to steer away from the shoals. The young man often runs aground; not through desire, but through recklessness, cloak ed in ignorance of serious consequenc es. Companionship of the father will mark the course, so he can clearly lo cate and easily keep in the channel. And such companionship will help make "the old man" youn?er. It will give hirr a broader a healthier view of life. Link the arms of father and sen and let them have much recreation in common and the sweetest, the most beneficial of comradeship is presented. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, have laid out the following permanent improve ment districts or sections: First street between South Church Street and South Mint Street (street and sidewalks). West Second Street between South Church Street and South Mint street (street and sidewalks). The sidew-alks on both sides of Mint Street from the Southern Railway Company's tracks to Mcrehead Street. South Church Street between First Street and Stonewall Street (street and sidewalks). Mint street from Third Street to the Southern Railway Company's tracks (street and sidewalks). First Street between South Tryon Street and South Church Street (street and sidewalks). South Church Street between Third Street and First Street (street and sidewalks). West Second Street between South Tryon Street and outh Church Street (street and sidewalks). All owners of property abutting on said sidewalks or streets in such im provement districts or sections and all persons interested in the said respec tive improvement districts or sections are notified that the assessments of special benefits to said property by reason of said improvements will be made and determined by the Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte, North Carolina, at the Council Cham ber, in the City Hall in said City on the 29th day of January, 1914, at 8 o'clock. P. M., at which time and place all such persons are notified to appear and show cause, if any, why such assessments shall not be made. By order of the Board of Aldermen of the City of Charlotte, North Caro lina, this 13th day of January, 1914. A. H. WEARN, City Clerk and Treasurer. 14-4t-wed-fri F. P. DRANE. M. Sc., Former U. f . Assayer. Chemist and Assayer Laboratory Completely equipped for Testing Asphalts, Cres, Mineral Waters, Engineering Ma terials. 22i W. 5th St. LET THE SUNSHINZ IN. (Raleigh Times.) The Henderson Gold Leaf says: "Already thoughtful farmers are be ginning to whispsr among themselves that in all probability tobacco will not brii j anything like as good prices next season as it has this one." This statement is in substance the same as was heard the first of 1913, that the crop year would be bad, that price:: would be low, that a mon ey panic would sweep the country and affect business and that the democra tic administration would mean disas ter to busmess and farming. The cry of these pessimists was audible from every quarter. To increase this pessimism a disas trous !torm swept the state in Sep tember just before harvest time and destroyed a large part of the year's production. Notwithstanding this, the year has been one of the beet in the history of agriculture. Prices have been far above the average and the farmers nave approximately made as much as would have been made under favorable conditions. There are always a lot of howlers and foretellers of calamaties which never happen. The country does not know ai will be the outcome next year. The conditions are certainly as favorable as they were the first of last year and there is no reason why any one should predict any unforeseen de cline in tobacco prices or any other product of the soil. But Le number of consumers of the pro lucts of the farm increases every year, the sun continues to shine, and the man who first sees to it that his household supplies are made on the farm has no reason to fear any thing. Hs will get good prices for anything else. FIRE FORCES 4,5CO MEN TO BE IDLE By Associated Press. Providence, R. I., Jan. 14. Fire in the Manufacturers' building, a seven story structure occupied by thirty jewelry manufacturing firms caused a loss of $100,000 today and the enforc ed idleness of 4,500 operatives. FIRE DESTROYS CATSKILL COLLEGE By Associated Press. j Catskill, N. Y., Jan. 14. Thirty stu dents and several priests escaped to day when St. Anthony's serapphic col lege and novitiate overlooking the Hudson river near Catskill point was destroyed by fire. The loss was es timated at $100,000 with $20,000 in surance. Hope, like the gleaming taper's light, Adorns and cheers our way; And still as darker grows the night, Emits a brighter ray. Goldsmith. BIG EATERS BIT KIDNEY TROUBLE Take Salts at First Sign of Bladder rritation or Backache. The American men and women must guard constantly against Kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled with uric acid which the kid neys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, become sluggish; the eliminative tissues clog and the re sult is kidney trouble, bladder weak ness and a general decline in health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment or jou are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or dizzy, nervous spells, acid stomach, or you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This fa mous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for genera tions to flush and stimulate clogged kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder dis orders. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in jure, makes a delightful .effervescent lithia-water beverage, and belongs in every home, because nobody can make a mistake by having a good kidney flushing any time. For sale by R. H. A DIFFERENCE IN WORKING HOURS A man's working day is 8 hours. His body organs must work perfectly 24 hours to keep him fit for F hours work. Weak, sore, inactive kidneys can not do it. They must be sound and healthily active all the time. Foley Kidney Pills will make them sound and well. You cannot take them into your system without good results fol lowing their use. They are tonic in action, quick in results, and contain no habit forming drugs. Try them. Bowen Drug Store. Show Courtesy to Your Feet CORNS REMCVtD WITfiO.T PAIN7Cr OR ELOOiaacLv, Irivale rarlcn For La-ies Di A. P. Du LONG CENTRAL BARBER SHOP Phone 2102. If You Want a Bicycle See the RACYCLES be ore buying. 1914 Models just just arrived. They run 27 per cent light ter than a bicycle. We also have up-to-date BICYCLES. Call and see the difference. Relay Manufacturing Company 231 South Tryon Street BOWEffS The Place and low prices for all New 21 South Tryon Street, Charlotte. N. C 203 PHONES We are specially equipped and do nothing but family wash there-or, -you best service. Each wash kept sep arate, doing away with lacndn- Wash 3c per lb., starch 1 -2c per lb. extra. CHARLOTTE WET WASH LAUNDRY. "j; No work taken from colored fami lies. "Is he rich?" '"I should say he is. He's got three lawyers, four bookkeepers and seven expert accountants figuring out his in come tax.'" Detroit Free Press. GROCERS. OYSTERS! OYSTERS! We will have a shipment of Seal Shipped Oysters tomorrow. Also Deerfoot Farm Sausage and a full line of German Sausage. rv.luLL,. VAN NESS CO. CALL 732. when you need Dried Fruit, Evaporat ed Appies, Peaches, Prunes. Nice Grape Fruit, Oranges, Apples, Banan as. Lot of nice hens and most any thing in the grocery line. The prices are always right. vV. M. EJRKHEAD. N. College St. Phone 732. OUR DILL PICKLES are specially fine. Your Dutch ap petite will be thoroughly satisfied once giving these pickles a true trial. A beautiful Dill size. Firm and very brittle. Just once mention Dills to us. We will do the rest. We furnish the table. S. R. LENTZ. Phone 101 and 102. RICE 1 car load just received, all grades, 5 to 8 1-3. Special prices on lots of 25 lbs. and up. You simply save 20 to 30 per cent when you buy our coffees. Our "Trinity Blend" drinks as well as most 40c coffees. Sugar at cost C. D. KENNY CO. J. F. Roberts, Mgr. WAW WAW The real Indian relish is entirely new and original. Although resemb ling in taste a fine Worcester the in gredients are quite different. Its principal aim is to aid and stimulate the digestive organs. Sold by MILLER-VAN NESS CO. TRY OUR HOME-GROWN, HOME GROUND CORN MEAL. W. M CROW1LL, Phone 1062. 202 E. Morehead 3t FOR RENT Modern 8-room house, West Second Street, $20.00 Per Month. J. H. M'ADEN JCO So. Cedar. Phone S50 For Sale A neat five room cottage on South Church Street on easy terms. C. E. MASON. Commercial Bldg. Phone 818 BUY PIEDMONT MATTRESSES. For Sale By All Leading Dealer. PIEDMONT MATTRESS CO. Tuning ana repairing i pianos and player-pianos ! is my exclusive busines?. Work of the highest qual ity guaranteed. W. E. SENN Phone 1569. G. S. ELAM X JEWELRY OF QUALITY 5!; New Location 22 North Tryon 3t, neamont Theatre Buiiaing N. & W. Railway Effective May 25. 1913. Leave Winston-Salem. 6:50 A. M. aaily for Roanoke and intermediate stations. Connects with Main Line train North. East and West with Pullman Sleeper, Dining Cars. 2:05 P. M. dally for Martinsville. Roanoke, the Ncrth and East. Pull man steel electric lighted sleeper Winston-Salem to Ha:risburg. Phila delphia. New York. Dining car north of Koanoke. 5:00 P. M. daily, except Sunday, for Martinsville and local stations. W. 11. RKVII. W C. SAIINDKRS Pass. Traffic Mgr. Gen'l Past. Agt A store oi ample accom. modations, comfort convenience, best good. Location. 4 459 NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS A discount of one per com will be allowed on all city taxes paid at my office be fore 4 o'clock P. M., January 20th, 1914. JOHN M. WILSON, City Tax Collector Five Dollars Rewai Catch the thief that is stal ing our cutomers milk ana we will give you Five Dollars. wagons commence deliverin: about four o'clock in A. 1U. Watch all the streets. BerryhilPs Dairy SPECIAL 100 assorted Horses and Mules . for sale. Prices and terms reasonable. J. W. WADSWORTH'S SONS CO DS. WILLIAM nUM D&NTIST 1101-2 Commercial Bank 3!JS. Jitiee Fhone 14.03. Resiaenc Phone 1407-J. .itrous Oxioe ana Oxygen Equi ment. OSTEOPATH. OSTEOPATH, REGISTERED. DR. H. P. RAY 312 Realty Building 313 Consultation at Office, gratis. Hours, 9 to 12, 2 to 5. Phone. Office 830. Residence 3?1. Write For Osteopathic Literature ARCHITECTS. F. L. BON FOE Y AhCnITECT Supervision of Construction. Piedmont lheare ounoaig. I 13 N. Tryon. I KOOiUMU. JJoes lour itooi Leak' Let us make ii rainproof and coud tuuer. We am biieua.iciB i!i utiiiuing aud lepamug uu. iiuu u-oiaie- roots. Fuiuitco yvoi& iuuiu C. F. SHUMAN. 25 South College. phone 61' DENTISTS. DR. GEO. E. DENNIS, DENTIST. 702 Commercial Building. Phone S002. L yy JAMISON DENTIST Office 'Phone 426. Residence 952-J rt. C. Hendersoi.. Dr. ft. B. Gads'. HENDERSON & GADDY DENTISTS Office, Hunt Bldg., 202 N. Tryon Phone 16. t 'itho-it inc-o '.v?n!.'rri -jt I SSI particularly in obstinate I: i l?i "'erable fo nauseating drup-s which . o.: 1
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