Pittsburgh Plate Gloss Co.
201 lost Sixth Sf. Phone 3*6624
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PNEUMAFIL CORPORATION
2516 Wilkinson CM.
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CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PURITY MARKET AND GROCERY
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MEATS, GROCERIES, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
202 lost Trod# St.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
T«L 3-97E7
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OLD MILL STREAM
Mm* of Um industry is out
Piedmont Carolina* wa *
"down Um Old MUj
Stream” when this ceotur>
began The rains cam*, and
«o me times the little riverside
plant went out with the flood
Then adventuresome eng)
neers began to turn power
wasUng at falls and shoals into
electricity rhes u .inttmiieo
it to site* located a sale die
lance from the rivers These
sites rapidly grew into towns
Faetorfi^sa by flood ended
Such river sites as could be
reached and profitably de
veloped were “used up" Too.
It was found that in time ot
drought streams proved in
adequate to power needs in
the awakened Piedmont
By 1930. (acuities (or steam generation were begun and have con
tinned steadily until today they provide most of the power deliver
Sd by the Duke System One 'plant now under construction thr
third In our present expansion program, will produce mere than
riT t*—•*- as mack power aa was used last year la all the territory
served by the bake rawer Coaspaay.
DUKE POWER COMPANY
^jwvuxp, ~tfu Jh/mont
God Shows in Your
Foco
You don't have to tell how you
live each day;
You don’t have to say if you work
or you play; ^
A triad, true barometer serves in
the place.
However you live, it will show in
your face.
The false, the deceit that you bear
in your heart
Will not stay inside where it first
got a start;
For sinew and blood are a thin
veil of lace—
What you wear in your heart, you
wear in your face.
If your life is unselfish, if for
others you live,
For not what you get, but how
much you can give;
If you live close to God in His
infinite grace—
You don’t have to tell it, it shows
in your face.
—Author Unknown.
THE GLORIOUS HOPE
Oh, glorious hope of perfect lovel
It lifts me up to things above,
It bears on eagles’ wings;
It gives my ravished soul a taste.
And makes me for some mom
ents feast
With Jesus’ priests and kings.
Rejoicing now in earnest hope,
I stand, and from the mountain
top
See all the land below;
Rivers of milk end honey rise,
And all the fruits of paradise
In endless plenty grow.
A land of corn, and wipe and oil.
Favored with God’s peculiar
smile.
With every blessing blest; ‘
There dwells the Lord our Right
ousness,
And keeps His own in perfect
peace,
And everlasting rest.
Oh, that I might at once go up;
No mere on this aide Jordan
•top,
But now the land poaaeas;
Thia moment end my legal years,
Sorrows and ains and doubts and
fears,
A howling wilderness!
Now, O my Joshua, bring me in.
Cast out Thy foes; the inbred sin.
The carnal mind remove;
The purchase of Thy death divide.
And oh, with all the sanctified
Give me a heart of lovel
—Charles Wesley.
THANK YOU, GOD!
Thank You, God, for all the glory
And the joy You gave to earth
When You sent the infant Jesus
To His humble, lowly birth!
Thanks this happy Christmas
season
For each valiant son of Thine
Who is home again from battle;
How our happy faces shine! /
Thanks for all the strength and
courage
And the sacrifice of those
Who have given of their manhood
’Mid the frightful battle throes!
Thanks for those who still are
facing
’Round this earth the battle
fires—
For a world of peace and good'
ness
Such as every heart desires!
Thank You, God, for kindling
kindness,
Thanks for sorrow’s swift re*
For all Christmas love and laugh
ter
For Thy Son, the Prince of
Peace!
—William L. Stidger.
Queen City
T railways
The Armor Bearer
And Saul nii “I am only an
armor bearer.”
Only an armor bearer, did you ray ?
To lift the burdens along the way.
To smooth the paths for others’
feet
And faithfully toil through dust
and heat.
With never a thought of applause
or renown,
I
But just with the burdens of others
weighed down
And never a thought of the weari
ness
As the burden presses sore—
Just to walk in touch with the
Master;
Just this, and nothing more.
Just to do the humblest duty,
Though you long for ease and
beauty;
Just to choose the duty road.
Though you sink beneath the load;
Just to be patient, kind and true,
If the skies are dark, or the skies
are blue.
Sometimes the way seems dreary
And it seems that no one cares,
But the dear Lord bends above you
And He hears your broken prayers.
Do you think, dear heart, that the
humbleness
Of the task makes the deed less
true;
Us the motive grand that the
Father sees,
And the deeds you longed to do.
Among the ransomed with shining
crowns
Will be many humble souls
Who had thought their lives a
failure
Because of' unreached goals.
Unseen, One bends above you
Who reads the souls of men.
And He judges the deed by the
motive true,
And not by the world’s Amen.
—Ernestine Wells.
BOGGETT
til K. Park Ah. Phone •lit)
LUMBER CO. |
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New Mi
PIANOS
For the bast value ia NEW or
wd pianoa^ eelect
1M
Matausbek, Winter, nvwsra, ,
and many otbera. Pricaa U
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ANDREWS MUSIC CO.
“Oar 55th Year"
“Steinway HeadqaarteiV
ttl North Try on Street '
GREETINGS
CENTRAL
LUMBER CO.
300 So. Brevord St.
Diol 3-5145
CHARLOTTC, N. C
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Frices kite At
$525.00
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My Valentine
I'm conn* rend s’ Valentine;
I vender who it’* to,
Maybe to some cute girl or boy
Or maybe even you.
It may be ju*t a Valentine
With ds.ikeys on the front,
But I’m so nice as you must know
I wouldn’t be so blunt.
It may be just a Valentine
With fancy, lacy trim.
With cupids, hearts, and such as
that
And to a certain Him.
It may be just a Valentine
That our class made in art.
It’s sticky and it’s dirty too.
But it might catch your heart.
It may be any Valentine
Under the heaven above.
What ’ere the kind that it might be
I hope it gets your love.
Valentine's Day
Pebruary fourteenth,
Is Valentine’s Day;
It is usually celebrated,
In more than one way.
Sometimes for dances,
Sometimes for a gift,
More often for romances,
To give it a lift.
Usually on Valentine,
A message is sent.
If you will be mine,
Well all be content.
START
THE COMMERCIAL
NATIONAL BANK
MARGOLIS RESIGNS
CONCILIATION POST
Washington.—William N. Mar
folis, widely known to AFL union
ists, resigned as assistant director
of the Federal Mediation and Con
ciliation Service effective next
March 1.
Margolin, 42, in the service 8
jreari, will open offices as a labor
relations consultant in New York,
Newark and Washington* He is a
lawyer, worked for the New Jer
sey Unemployment Compensation
Commission and was assistant reg
ional director for the mediation
service in New York City.
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Credit Co., Inc.
534 So. Tryon St.
Telephone 3-7141
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
GREETINGS
Confection
' Vending Co.
220 W. Sixth St. TeL 3-18T0
CHARLOTTE. N. C.
Fervors For Your Christmas
ond New Year's Parties
Some of The Things We
Laid Money on
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RELIABLE LOAN CO.
— 101 BAST TRADE STREET
109 SOUTH TRYON-178 NORTH TRYPN
Citizens National Bank
South Union
CONCORD, NORTH CAROLINA
Member:
Member Federal Deposit Insure nee Corp.
Member Federal Reserve System
Letter-Press
Printing
Letter press printing in the graphic arts
means the direct application of inked type
and engravings or other type material to
paper.
It is the simplest of all graphic methods
of reproduction and at the same time the
most lasting. It was the method employed
by the medieval craftsmen who lint ap
plied type to paper and it has persisted
throughout the centuries over all innova
tions, until today, when the best of crafts
manship is sought in a Job, there is no al
ternative to letter press printing, along
with high grade paper and typographic
good taste.
• . * 0 ■ s:r" . , .
We suggest that if you have some print
ing in view that you want well done, you
consult us. Simply telephone 5-1776 or
else call at the office, 118 East Sixth St.,
Charlotte, N. C.
H* A. Stalls Printing Co*
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS
4 0 YEARS EXPERIENCE AT YOUR DISPOSAL
P.O. Box 1061
CHARLOTTE, N. C.