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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS MAY 26, 1913. DEPUTY PIRCELL'S Readj-to-Wear Garments of Quality PURCEll'S A SALE OF WASH SKIRTS A. 0. KIFF ABLE TO EAT CABBAGE Dentists Form New Partnership Drs. Dennis and Keiger Dr.

C. C. Keiger, formerly at No. 7 West Trade who succeeded Dr. James Keerans, has formed a partnership with Dr.

George E. Dennis, 509 Realty building. The firm name wilj be Dennis Keiger, dentists. Dr. Dennis ha3 been located in Charlotte for the past four years, during which time he has built up a large and lucrative practice.

Dr. Keiger has, been here for three years and has established a high-class practice and wishing to obtain larger and more commodious quarters, located with Dr. Dennis in the Realty building. The new firm has added new equipment for an up-to-date office. Dr.

Dennis graduated with honors from the University of Maryland in 1905 and Dr. Keicer from tho Medical C.nHe&i 1 TXf ORRIS S- S0LD CHAHLOTTE BY EL i A Keese-Stowe Co 3 Jf 201 South Tryon st. PhOBe ess "CODDY" CODDINGTON'S SECOND BIRTHDAY PARTY "Coddy" Coddington (C. C. Jr.) was a princely little host yesterday at a beautiful bitrhday party given him by his parents, at their home on West Morehead.

If "Coddy" knew arthimetic he could express his years in the "2xl-are-2" phraseology, but "Coddy" has his own manner of expressing his age. "How. old are you, Coddy?" was asked. "One and one" was his reply. In a cunning little suit, pants and blouse, of blue linen with white braiding, Coddy "received" his guests.

His hair was unusually curly and beautiful, his eyes bright with merriment and happiness and in all "he was just the cutest, prettiest kiddo imaginable. He is not only a beautiful baby but as bright as he is beautiful, and has the cutest way of talk one ever heard. He is lionized on South Tryon street. Coddy cannot only play In the roll of birthday host, but is also master of the whip, handling the ribbons well over his diminutive steed "Jeff," Master Lee Folger having the companion piece, The party marking Coddy's second mile on the bright pilgrimage which Dame Fortune surely must have in store for him, was just lovely. Mrs.

Coddington had all things beautiful and good for the children future men of Charlotte. Besides ices, cakes, candies, and fruits, there were favors, or souvenirs, many popping pistols, snapping pistols (the guests all being boys), balls, horns, and all kinds of toys that a boy would like. The only difficulty of the afternoon was when- the host preferred some other fellow's pistol to his own, but the peace was establish- $1.98 We place on sale two hun-' dred Wash Skirts made of good quality Pique fine and large wale, also fancy cord novelty pockets and belt. Unusual smart styles to select from. All sizes of waist and length measures.

of Virginia, dental department, in 1912. Mail orders filled prompt After Suffering for 15 Years He Finds a Friend in Tanlac. Offers Strong Statement. One of the strongest indorsements ever offered to Tanlac was made a few days ago by. A.

O. Kiff Deputy of the Woodmen of the World. Mr. Kiff is one of the best known and best liked fraternal men in North Carolina. For the past six years he has ably handled some of the more important destinies of the Woodmen of the WTorld in 16 counties of ihli state.

He says: "For fifteen years I have been searching long and hard for a friend amons medicines and at last my hopes have found themselves in Tanlac. I had indigestion so bad that sometimes 1 would have to stop work and be carried heme. "Seven years ago in Raleigh, where I went to attend the Grand Lodge of Masrns, I was taken with an attack. I wa5 placed on a train and rushed to my home in Ahoskie. The conductor told me then that he feared I wouldn't reach my destination alive.

Ever since I have suffered from digestion that is until a short time ago when I began on Tanlac. For fifteen, years I was troubled with nervousness and in all that time I tried all kinds cf medicines but failed to find one that would relieve me. "Doctors told me I had indigestion of the worst form. I had to diet myself and could not eat cabbage or other foods that I am fond of. "Now, I find a great improvement in my condition.

I don't feel any more indigestion trouble, can sleep sound, and eat cabbage or any other food and without suffering distress afterwards. I think Tanlac the greatest medicine in the world." Tanlac is sold in Charlotte, exclusively by the Jordan Drug and in North Charlotte, by the Gamble Drug Co. There is a Tanlac druggist in every town. Adv. The House of Taylor ly.

HOTEL MARTINIQUE North Charlotte Baptist Church to be Dedicated Sunday The North Charlotte Baptist church which is now clear of debt will dedicated Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. The dedicatory service will be conducted by Rev. J. L. Vipperman, pastor of the First Baptist church of Columbus, Miss.

Mr. Vipperman is one of the leading ministers of the Southern Baptist church. Several of the local ministers will be. present. The church during the recent Baptist campaign of the city experienced a wonderful revival which resulted in 107 additions to the church.

The pastor, Rev. W. D. Harrington, is very much gratified with the progress of the work, and there are bright prospects for the future. Westminster Sunday School.

Issues Invitations Kayser Silk PllvwJlV Kayser ed in a few minutes by Coddy getting Hose UD roadway, 32d to 33d St NEW YORK. 4 Pleasant room yth facing 0a eih frg.oo per dAy S3.00 PER DA U1U I VJ tit A 4 mm wv amMi iff" I AJff SOCIAL Also Attractive Rooms from $1 50 The re8turaat price. raost moderaU 600 Rooms. 400 Baths. convenient fnr one just like the one his guest had.

Mrs- Coddington added to his list of confreres, two of his friends and ardent admirers amongst the teen-set of girls, Miss Catherine Morehead and Miss Adelaide Caldwell, who were the boys, to be there, The guest list was as follows: Brodie S. Nalle, Minor Hunter, Lee A. Folger, Spencer Adams Folger, Frank Veale, Hal Rogers, John Yarbrough, Garett Morehead, Thomas H. Wright, Lenora Wright, Williams Porter, John T. Rigler, Robert Ellison, Bryant Caldwell, James Jones, T.

Y. Vansant, Ned Parish, Isaac Parish, William DeButts, Richard Taylor, James Walker, Robert Glasgow, Fletcher King. or business. Ose Block from Pen MM BT vanmBM. MRS.

ADAMS HAS GUEST. Mrs. William E. Adams has as her guest at her home on Jackson avenue, Miss Anna Macrae, of Clarks-ville, Tenn. Miss Macrae will spend several weeks in Charlotte after which she will go to Illinois and Michigan for the summer.

The following unique invitation has been sent out by the Westminster Sunday school to all the members of the church and Sunday, school: "We need you at Children's Day Service next Sunday. AH scholars and members of the Sunday school will gather at 10:30 a. m. and the congregation will assemble at 11 a. m.

"Every member is expected to be in his or her place. Go after some member whom' you have recently missed from our services. Let's make it a record-breaking attendance. Don't forget to bring your mite boxes. "An attractive program has been arranged and every one is looking forward with keen interest to the service." RECEPTION AT SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH THIS EVENING.

From 8 till 10 this evening there will be another delightful church reception at the Second Presbyterian church, the event being in charge of the ladies of Ward Four. The recep- SUCCESSFUL QNE Y.M.G.ft.GLRSSES t-i nn tnic flvonin or ic rnr rnn Your porch isn't complete unless it is su plied with "Aerolux" Porch Shadesthe "no-whip" kind and our comfortable stiw Porch Rockers. The one shown here is an Scott to visit Mrs. L. Dibrell of Danville.

Mrs. Dibrill is charmingly known in North Carolina as Miss Mary Boyd of Reidsville, a frequent guest of Mrs. John M. Scott, this city. MR.

AND MRS. GODWIN IN NEW HOME. Mr. and Mrs. W.

A. Goodwin have purchased a beautiful bungalow on Vail avenue, Fernwood, from Dr. Geo. Dennis, and have moved Into It-Mr. Godwin holds a responsible position with the Pound Moore Company.

MR. AND MRS. HARRIS INVITED TO WINSTON-SALEM. For the great Shakespeare celebration in Winston-Salem this week, Mr and Mrs. Wade H.

Harris were invited to be guests of Dr, and Mrs. Howard Rondthaler. MRS. WITHERS IN NEW YORK. Mrs.

B. F. Withers who, with Mrs. Gordon Finger and Mrs. Lucy A.

Halliburton, is attending the biennial of the National Federation Women's Clubs, in New York, will visit her daughter, Mrs. John A. Ferrell, of New York, before returning home. THE CARSON HOUSE PARTY. Misses Lucy Holmes Sarah Carson, Virginia Whitlock and Martha Lee left this morning for Whiteville, to constitute a very attractive house party given them by Mr.

and Mrs. R. C. Carson, at their beautiful home at Whiteville. Mr.

and Mrs. Carson were recent visitors to the city, being guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Burwell. Mr. Carson has not been well, and his trip tion and for the young people in particular. The ladies have made preparations for a very pleasant evening and a large attendance is hnh TO BE GUESTS OF MR. AND MRS.

YOUNG. Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie Sadler and lovely young daughters, Misses Mary Moore and Ida. Sadler, of Charlotte and Richmond, will arrive in the city Monday to attend the marriage of Miss Marjorie Bethel and Mr.

John Wiliam Irons, of Richmond, which takes place Monday evening, the Misses Sadler to be the ribbon girls at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Sadler and the Misses Sadler, will be guests of Mr. and Mrs Dolph Moore Young, at their handsome home on Morehead avenue.

Mrs. Sadler is a sister of Mr. Young. MRS. MILLER GOING TO RICHMOND.

Mrs. John Walter Miller left last night for Richmond after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. C. C.

Hook and Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Williams. 7 She will visit at the palatial home of her cousin, Mr.

Whit Forbes, in Rich "Well, I Should Say 'Gets-It' DOES Work "Look a' There, If You Don't Think It's Just Wonderful for Corns!" "Bless my stars, look at it! Land of the livin'! Why, just look at.it! That corn came right off, just like peeling bananas. Put your finger on exceptional value at I $2.75. AN ATTRACTIVE VISITOR. Miss Margaret Dewoody of Pine Bluff, is the very attractive guest of Mis3 Harriet Orr. Miss Dewoody has been kept on a round of gaiety, hospitalities extended her, automobile rides, luncheons and other pleasures.

She is an alumnae of Elizabeth College, and a very charming girl. TO VISIT IN BLACKSTOCK. Mrs. Lawrence Boyd, and handsome little sons, Masters Laurie and John leave tomorrow for Blackstock, S. to visit relatives.

mond, and from there returns to New York. One of the features of the educational work of the Young Men's Christian Association is the giving ot examinations by the international committee at the close of the season's work. The Charlotte Young Men's Christian Association has considered it a privilege to participate in these examinatons and the commttee in charge take pleasure in announcing that the following have passed successfully the examinations in the subjects mentioned. Certificates will be awarded to each one mentioned and they can be secured at the office of the Young Men's Christian Association within a few days. They have not yet been received from the international committee, headquarters at New York.

Those passed are: In arithmetic, Harry T. -Faires, James Henderson. Bookkeeping, Fred J. Kerr, J. L.

Leonard. Boys' Group Course: Arthur Barber, R. W. Helms, Esky Parker. Clarence Rudisill, James Hicks, J.

O. Williams, Luther Williams, John M. Far-rell, Lee Roy Gribble, John Hicks, B. Dixon, John- H. Henghell Amanda Mc-Knight, C.

E. Rodgers, Charles T. White. Business English: S. V.

McGrath, James Henderson, Arnold Roark. Advanced Business English: J. T. MRS. STEPHENS LEAVES Mrs.

John Stephens, of who, has been here for a month or more visiting her sister, Mrs. H. II. Orr, left for home this morning. She was greatly benefited, by her stay, and her visit was a great pleasure to her host of friends.

Our wide range of styles and sizes enables you to. find just the kind of refrigerator you was made to consult his Charlotte physician. VISITS. VIRGINIA Miss Anne Taliaferro and Miss Cal-vine Scott left for Virginia this morning, Miss Taliaferro to visit Miss Mary Robinson in Staunton, Miss want and our ble Drices and terms will enable every family to get a good one. $9.00 to $75.00.

Mac- Jackson. Mechanical Drawing: Ray Kenzie, John J. Weeks. "Did You Ever See the JJke? No Wonder Gets-It is the Biggest Selling Corn Cure in the World:" my toe, right there, d6n't be afraid that's it, feel how smooth the skin is? Well, that's where the corn was. Well, that beats all!" That's the way "Gets-It" works on all corns, every corn, every time.

It's the new, simple way of curing corns. You'll say goodbye to all foolish contraptions like bundling bandages, sticky tape, plasters, toe-eating salves, and grave-diggers such as knives, razors and scissors, "Gets-It" stops pain. Applied in 2 seconds. Never fails. Nothing to stick to, hurt or press on the corns.

"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, 25c a bottle, or sent direct by E. Lawrence Chicago, 111. Y. W. C.

A. TEAMS IN ATHLETIC ARENA TOMORROW. A snappy game of baseball Is expected tomorrow afternoon when the Red and Blue teams of the Elizabeth Sherrard Athletic Club meet on the vacant lot opposite the Y. W. U.

been having some fast practice, and bee nhaving some fast practice, and hope to put up a good game. A small admission fee will be charged at the grounds and they ask for a large attendance. Following is the probable line-up: Red "Jenks" Cochrane, 2b; M. Flournoy, Addie Calder, Annie M. Pharr, M.

Washburn, "Ted" Harriman, "Geo." Price, John Moore, M. Walthall, p. Blue Louise Carr, Dean, Ada Potts, L. McKenzie, Dot Starr, M. Pegram, R.

Shan-nonhouse, John Moore, Haze-line Todd, p. Substitutes Louise Flournoy, Ann MRS. ALLAN AT ATLANTA CONFERENCE Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Allan left this morning for the city of Atlanta, where she will attend a conference of Y. W- C.

A. workers who are especially, interested in work with too colored people of the south. Mrs. Allan has always taken a live interest in this branch of the work and expects to gain not a few valuable and helpful ideas by her attendance upon the sessions of the conference in the Georgia city. MISS MORETZ TO SING AT FIRST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

A delightful feature of the music at the First Presbyterian church Sunday schools Sunday morning will be a solo by Miss Essie Moretz, her selection, "The Earth Is The Lord," by Lynnes. Miss Moretz has an exceptionally fine voice. She is only 19, but has the quality, volume and finish of tone of an artist of many years. Her register is remarkable. She sings at 10:30 Sunday morning.

MRSBROWN HOSTESS FOR MISS SPRUILL TOMORROW Mrs. Peter Marshal Brown will be hostess tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at the country club at one of the most elaborate bridge parties of the season in honor of Miss Martha Byrd Spruill of Rocky Mount, sister and guest of Mrs. Thomas W. Alexander. Those invited to meet Miss Spruill are Mesdames Thomas Oliver, Yates W.

Faison, E. Randolph Preston, D. B. McBride, George Rutzler, Joseph C. Hull, Joseph Wearn, J.

A. C-Wadsworth, Kenneth, Trotter, Connor Sherrill, Joseph Russell Ross, W. R. Foreman, John Tate, David Clark, I. Lowe, E.

J. Parrish, Frank Caldwell, Brown Wallace of Tampa, Miles noffman, of Philadelphia, F. M. Simmons, Louis Brown McKoy, C. M.

SEE Bellivean's Big line of 25c Candies Made Fresh Daily. BELUVEAU'S 29 N. Tryon. Phone 834. 1 1,1 Pierce, E.

McComb, Dick Torrence. MR. MYERS A VISITOR. Mr. and Mrs.

Armand de Rosset Myers have as guest, Mr. Myers brother, Mr. Charles Myers, a prominent citizen of Wilmington. MISS BRUNS TO COMPLIMENT MISS STATEN. In compliment to Miss Virginia Hamilton Staten, the handsome and charming young daughter of Mr.

and Mrs satp.n. who returned sev- Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25cat all druggists. Perhaps It's Your Liver When you feel miserable and your stomach ails you, try two teaspoonf uls of Penslar Liver Saline in one-half glass of cold water just before breakfast. This popular remedy wakes up your liver and relieves you of that bad taste and dull headache.

Try it to-day and feel good again. We have it for you in two sizes 25c and 50c. R. BEATTY COMPANY "Charlotte's Leading Druggists." Two Stores: 40 S. Tryon St.

and Latta Arcade. oiuiuers, iiaries iamoein, josepnierai days ag0 from St. Marys, miss Jones, Horace Johnston, W. B. Wither Elizabeth Bruns will give a dance to mgton.

Misses Miriam Parker, Mae London, Marjorie Bethel, Mildred Butt, Anna Forbes Liddell, Sadie Thomas, Marie Thomas, Lula TaliaferK, Margaret Reese, Evelyn Johnston Katherine Pegram, Juiia Irwin, Anna Bronson, of Gohcord, Bennetta Heath, Sarah Cansler, Annie Dewey Chambers, Mary Johnston, Mary Broekenbrough, Harriet Orr, Margaret 'Dewoody of Pints Bluff, Elizabeth Hill of Raleigh, Florence LeGrand of Wilmington, Kit-tie Constable, Hannah Constable, Alice Hardie, Annie Wilson, Susie Hutchison, Mary Wiser of Pulaski, and Lucile Mason. Mrs. Brown will be assisted in receiving by Mesdames W. L. Moore, F.

C. Pharr, B. D. J. H.

Ham and Ralph Van Landingham. Hold Your Gains At this time of nation-wide prosperity there comesto the thoughtful business man, as well as to the careful individual, the suggestion of holding a portion of present gains as a reserve against a period of reaction. A time like this is the opportune moment for developing banking relations which will be a source of profit and support. The Commercial National Bank again extends its invitation to you. morrow night at her beautiiul iiome on Elizabeth avenue.

To meet Miss Staten will be Misses Alethia and Margaret Bland, Ruth Crowell, Julia Ha-good, Mildred Cuthbertson, Alwilda Van Ness, Ruth Shelton, Ellen Victor, Yorke, Rogers Gibbon, Ade laide Caldwell, Augusta Laxton, Helen Lethco, Madeline McCann, Joy Draper, Elizabeth Morrison, Carrie Louise Davidson, Constance Biberstein. Messrs. Geo. King, McDonald and Allen Wearn, Joan Mellon, Benjamin Withers, John Jamison, Frank Yorke, Edward Dowd, Dick Stitt, Bollivar Stark, Rhyne Cannon, Tom Mott Alexander, Reynolds Cuthbertson, Charles Duls. Hornerites Cadets Mann, McCul-lough, Hines, Smith, Lewis, Wilson, Western, Brooks, Hendeveld, Ford, Also Mr.

and Mrs. Staten, Mrs. Martin, of Horner's, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruns.

To VISIT JOHN WARD. Mr. Warren Roark is on a businesa trip to Providencei R. I. On his return to New York he will be guest of Mr.

John Ward, formerly manager of the New York Giants, and while uch a frequent visitor, to Charlotte. Mr. Roark's son, Mr. John Ward Roark, is fcAmel for Mr. Ward-- i TVkH-toarr; II Perfume an idxs Salvia.

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TEe Florid, Phones 441, 442. CHARLOTTE, N. C. A. 0.

BRENIZER, President a. T. SUMMEY, Cuehler. R. DUNN, Vlce.Preldent.

W. E. HOLT, Vice-Prtcldenfc T. 3. MoPHEETERS, Tellr'.