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Manufacturers of
Tire Recapping Machinery—Equipment end Suppliee
"Made in Charlotte"
320 Wes* Lincoln
Phone 4-2152
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CHARLOTTE. N. C
KALE-LAW ING COMPANY
COMPLETE OFFICE OUTFITTERS
Mion. 2-6185 229 South Tryon St.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
PAYNE FURNITURE COMPANY
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERING
Phono 8183 116-118 South C0II090 St.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
REX RECREATION AND BOWLING
ALLEY
Year Round Air-Conditioned
125-127 South Tryon St. Pone 8730—9836
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SELWYN HOTEL
Phone 5-1411
134 Wert Trade St.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
For
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Better Baking
KimbrelPs
DEPENDABLE FURNITURE
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT KIMBRELL'S—USE IT!
Trade At College Telephone 4-1611
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SMARTEN YOUR APPEARANCE WITH
MEN’S
ROCKINGHAM
SUITS
39.50 to 49.50
Select Fabrics Include AU Wool Worsted and
Gabardines
Take one took at these expertly tailored Rockingham
suits and you’ll want to wear them right now AND
for Easter. Details of fabric, styling and fit compare
favorably with many that sell for a much higher price.
See them in the newest colors and mixed effects.
Men’s Store
Street Floor
if In Oar 55th Tear of Service to Charlotte and the Carolina*
Reader's Courtroom j
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Warning Enough j
_By Wilt Bernard; LL.B_j
State laws vary. For personal
guidance. aec your local attorney.
j Should a Judge
Let Sympathy Affect
His Decisions?
A man walked into a bank one
day with a suitcase full of dyna
mite, and demanded fl.000.009 in
I cash. When the money wasn't
| forthcoming, he dropped the bag—
. and blew up the bank! A customer
was painfully injured in the blast.
and later sued the bank for dam
ages. However, the court denied
the man's claim on the ground that
there was no evidence of negli
gence on the part of the bank. Said
the judge: “It is impossible to con
sider this man’s injury without
profound sympathy. But sympathy,
although one of the noblest senti
ments of our nature, has no place
in the administration of law.
• • •
May a Rabble-Rouser Urge His
Followers to Defy the Police?
A rabble-rousing speaker began
holding meetings in a park—right
next door to a hospital! After a few
days, the chief of police decided
the meetings were getting too
noisy, and ordered them stopped.
That night, several hundred people
gathered near the park and the
speaker urged them to “go on In."
They did—surging unchecked past
the few outnumbered policemen.
When the speaker was arrested for
obstructing justice, he protested
that neither he nor his followers
had actually used physical force
on the officers. However, the court
found him guilty anyhow. The judge
said: “It wasn't necessary that
they should kick and fight and bite
their way into the park. Their con
duct, under the circumstances, was
just as effective!"
• • •
Must a Motorist Be Careful
At • Railroad Crossing
That#is Seldom Used?
A salesman’s trips often took him
along a certain country road. At
one point on this road was a rail
road crossing, but since the sales
men never saw a train there he de
cided it must be an abandoned
trick. However, one day a train
did start across, the road—Just be
fore the man got there. He was go
ing too fast to stop, and crashed
into one of the cars. Later he sued
the railroad for damages, saying
there was no warning at the cross
ing. But the court turned down the
salesman's claim on the ground
that he was equally to blame for
the accident. The judge said that he
had no right to take it for granted
that the track was abandoned, just
because it wasn't used very often.
“A railyoad track in itself," said
the Judge, "is a notice of danger.”
• • •
If You Find Something
And Know Whose it is.
Must You Return it?
The first customer of the day In
a certain butcher shop was • wom
an named Mrs. Johnson. Just after
she left the store, the butcher spied
a wallet on the floor. His helper
exclaimed: “That must be Mrs.
Johnson’s" — but the butcher just
put the wallet in his pocket and
said nothing about it Later Mrs.
; Johnson found out what had hap
pened. and had the butcher ar
rested for theft He protested that
he couldn't ba held for theft since
he hadn't actually taken the wallet
1 but had merely found it However,
the court decided that his. conduct
amounted to just about the same
thing and found him guilty as
charged.
A college student went to a drug
■tore one morning and asked the
druggist to inject a strong cathartic
into a chocolate bon-bon. The drug
gist cheerfully complied. Then the
student gave the candy to a friend
—“Just for fun." Unfortunately, the
friend didn't appreciate the Joke.
He got mad at the student—but be
got twice as mad at the druggist.
In fact, he had the druggist ar
rested on a charge of assault and
battery. The druggist said he had
followed instructions, but the court
held him guilty.
LABOR produces all our goods,
^nd delivers them everywhere;
Labor services all our
And demands an honest sham
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Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co.
204. Cost Sixth St.
Phone 3-6624
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
SEASON'S GREETINGS
Industrials ire Compony
Engineers end Contractors
P. O. Box 2046 < Phone 3-3328
Air Conditioning
. CHARLOTTE, N. C.
For Indigestion, Soar Stomach and Gas, 1Un
NA-CO TABLETS
MONET BACK GUARANTEE
SELVVYN CUT RATE DRUG STORE
NEXT TO POST OmCK
SERVING THE SOUTH
WITH GREATER
FOOD VALUES!
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Shop And Save At The
Sign Of The CS Rooster
Colonial
Stores
AUTO REPAIRS—
BOR ROBINSON’S
AUTO SERVICE
Any Repair to Any Car or
Truck — Brake*. Ignition
and Body Repairs
Skilled Mechanic*
Modern Equipment
711 E. Trad* Phone 4-509*
Opposite Court House
AUTO SPRINGS—
SALEM SPRING CO.,
INC.
Manufacturing and Re
Altering
Repairing of
Auto Truck and Bus
Springs
2215 Berryhill Road ~
(Intersection of West
Morehead and Wilkinson
Boulevard)
Phone 4-5961
BOTTLERS—
SUN CREST BOTTLING
COMPANY
Bottlers of
. SUN CREST ORANGE
NU GRAPE
1207 West Morehead
, Phone 4-2193
KISER DRUG COMPANY
“The Home of Purity and
Accuracy’*
2400 Wilkinson Boulevard
Phone 4-0819
Charlotte. N. C.
PRICK CONTRACTOR— __
W. L. JENKINS
Contractor
BRICK MA80X
Any Stele Brick and
Concrete Work
325 Tuckaseege Road
Phone 2-3652
Charlotte. N. C.
BUILDING MATERIALS—
MCCLURE LUMRER CO.
LUMBER AND BUILD
• ING MATERIALS
Lime, Cement. Sash and
r* Doors
• “Everything To Build With
Box 415-C
Route 6, ML Holly Road
Charlotte, N. C.
CLEANERS
iiarts CLEANERS,
INC.
A COMPLETE CLEANING
SERVICE ON ALL TYPES
OF GARMENTS
927 North Graham Street
Phono 4-5196
Charlotte N. C.
CLEANING & PRESSING—
' SEC REST CLEANERS
On# Day Service on Roques
Cleaning and Preaaing
Ladies, Men’s and Children
Pick UpCanTDelivery
2761 Tnckaaeege Rand
Phan* 4-6991
Buyers’ Guide and
Business Directory
These Firms And Business Houses Have Supported
Your Labor Paper And Solicit Tour Patronage.
DRY CLEANING—
ALEXANDER ST.
CLEANERS
Clayton Black, Prop.
Complete Dry Cleaning
Servir e
Ladies* and Men's Garments
Pick-t’p and Delivery
522 South Alexander
Phone 9166
ESSO SERVICE—
WELCH'S ESSO
SERVICE
TIRE RECAPPING
ESSO GAS AND OIL
AUTO ACCESSORIES
BATTERIES
401 East Seventh St.
Dial 9542
FLOOR COVERINGS—
BIVENS FLOORS AND
CABINETS, INC.
Linoleum and Linoleum Tile
Asphalt and Rubber Tile
Cabinet Tops
Venetian Blinds
Made To Order
2935 Shenandoah Are.
Phone 3-9907
Charlotte, N. C.
FLOOR. COVERINGS
HILL’S, INC.
"Home of Quality Floor
Coverings”
• Wall To Wall Covering
• Rubber Tile.
• Inlaid Linoleum.
• Asphalt Tile.'
• Venetian Blinda.
• Wool Carpets and
Carpeting.
Estimates Without Coot
1520 Providence Road
Phone 5-4419
Charlotte, N. C. '
FORD SERVICE
HEATH MOTOR CO.
Your Authorized
FORD DEALER
Sales and Service
Repairs By Expert
Mechanics
218 West Fifth Street
Phone 8-8958
Charlotte, N. C.
GROCERIES—
BENSON GROCERY
“Your Friendly Store”
Quality Meat*
Groceries, Fruito. Veietablea
Neighborhood Delivery
Ml East First St.
/Phone 9736
GROCERIES—
MOODY'S GROCERY
The Riicht Place
GROCRRIE8. FRUITS,
VEGETABLES
The Best In Fresh Meats
Delivery Service
2*17 S. Tryon Phone 9210
GROCERIES & MEATS—
POTTS GROCERY
Staple and Fancy Groceries
FRESH, MEATS, FRUITS,
AND VEGETABLES
Neighborhood Delivery
1023 Beattys Ford Road
Phone 4-8010
GROCERIES & MEATS—
C. R. FITE’S
GROCERY
021 Oaklawn Ave.
2022 Vanderbilt Road
Quality Freak Meets
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Call 4-7024 Far Delivery
LAUNDRY & CLEAMR6—
WATSON’S
30-MINUTE LAUNDRY
43 WASHING MACHINES
5 LARGE DRYERS
DRY CLEANING
100 West Park Avenue
MARBLE AND RLE—
ATLANTIC MARBLE &
TILE COMPANY
. •
INTERIOR MARBLE
TILE AND TERRAZZO
227 South Mint 8L
Phone 3-8611
Charlotte, N. C.
RESTAURANT—
' RESTAURANT
CHINESE DISHES — CHOP SUEY
STEAKS, CHOPS AND SEA FOODS
12« West Trade Street
(Near tke Soars)
GAS, OIL & ACCESSORIES—
ALLEN'S SHELL
SERVICE
SheH Products
Wi«hini and I.abricetiea
Poliabinf. Waxiof
Tire* and Auto Accoasocie
Cara called far and debram
75# W. Trade Phane #2#2
OIL BURNERS—
S. H. DUNCM & CO.
•
Distributor for
Ames Oil Fired Burner
Automatic Oil Fired
Ideal for
Dairies. Food Lockers*
Canneries,
Meat Processing Plants
•
218 West First Street
Dial 3*8144
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Charlotte, N. C.
RESTAURANT—
AIR CONDITIONED
BISTANY’S
RESTAURANT
Steaks. Chops. Chicken, Sea
Feeds, Beef or Perk Step
' tore. __Garb Service
Open 7.-## A M. te 12. PJA
• A M. to 12 P.M. Saniey
24## N. Tryen Street
Across front Alamo Plaaa
Tourist Court
ROOnN6—
GEO. E. NORMAN
ROOFING CO.
Carey Roofing
Industrial, Residential
Commercial
Serving the Carolina*
Since 1811
Estimates Furnished
Dial 3*7538
52# Elliott St.
SAW SHARPENING—
3 CHARLOTTE SAW GO.
Hand Saws Sharpened
By Expert Filing
42# West Palmer Street
Phone 4*341#
Charlotte. N. C.
ME STATION—
HELMS TEXACO
SERVICE f
Open 7 A.M. Close 1# PJI
Seven Deye a Weak
Firestone Ursa sad Tabes
Texaco Prod acta
• Washing, Greasing
Read Service
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