The Charlotte News from Charlotte, North Carolina • Page 5

5 Emm LITTLE-LONG CO.Depfanent Store. BOARD PUTS IN "Get The Style" In selecting your Shoes "get the style" that suits your feet We have them the kind you want $3.50 and BUSY SESSIQN I I At these prices we can give you all the new things bring us your feet and "get the style" you should have. VISITORS (Jse Us as Your "Home Store" This Week Aside from the Mint street paving matter of which a full report appears elsewhere in today's Charlotte News, the executive board yesterday afternoon considered a number of interesting and important mattrs. Among them being a report concerning the extending of East First street across Sugar Creek Valley, to connect two sections of the city which are now divided by this stream. The report was received and filed for fur Thompson's ther action as soon as the matter can be reached.

A communication from a committee of negroes asking for the use of thej WlM Our modem facilities and metropolitan ways will verybody Give Thanks If there's anything you -fin1 ITTCi And Buy Candy. need to miy youu nave good, well assorted in all lines. uny ttuuuuriuin ior January xsi, at which time the fiftieth anniversary 01 the emancipation of the race will be celebrated, wras laid before the board. It was voted to allow the negroes to use the building, if it has not been rented, it being understood that they are to pay for the lights, heat and put it in good condition after the meeting It was the sense of the board that their celebration should De encouraged as it is for the purpose of showing the progress of the race from slavery to citizenship within the past 50 years. Committeeman J.

A. Jones took up the matter of the most excellent work of the firemen of the city in remodeling of the fire station on East Fifth street, and suggested that the thanks of the city are due these men who worked without extra pay. Mr. Jones was directed by the board to express its thanks and appreciation for this most excellent work, which has resulted in a considerable saving to the city. Street Cleaning.

Only the Best Mayor Bland laid before the board a- Kid Gloves When you buy a Tref ousse v-ou get about the best and he price isn't any more will do for any one whom you think enough of to give candy to. Your gift is judged not so much by quantity as by the thoughtfulness with which you make your selection, and the absolute standard for gifts in Confectionery is recognized by the better-class people as Belle Mead Sweets Bon Bons Chocolates The most delicious candy in the world. Fresh Supply Just Received By Express By matter of the publication of a com-! plaint concerning the sanitary condi-; tion of the Square, which appeared in a recent edition of The Charlotte News. He asked that the matter be con sidered and called upon Chief Amos Cook of the sanitary department for a iVe are exclusive Charlotte iealers for these. Our store is closed to-day and with our warmest wishes for their happiness our little army of salespeople has been mustered out and forgetful of the busy days in which they have given the best efforts of their hearts and to our service are enjoying a well earned holiday in the companionship of their friends and families.

1 And we are forgetting for a day the affairs of business and as with grateful hearts we contemplate the many things for which we should be profoundly thankful we realize that they are in a great measure due to the loyal support and liberal patronage that you, our friends have given us. May we on this glad occasion extend to you our sincere thanks and the wish that you are all enjoying a full measure of happiness and the good things of life on this day of Thanksgiving. statement. Chief Cook stated that the Square is swept every morning and that he has not sufficient men to keep one man on the Square all the Chief Cook was asked to give his' personal attention to the Square and to the four blocks leading to it, to the end that no trash be allowed to accumulate thereon. At the same time it was decided to direct the police officers to keep a close watch to see that trash is not thrown on the street, especially about the Square.

This brought up the matter of thp use of the trash cans, and Dr. rag (Sb 'mute Bland called attention to his inability to cpen. one of the cans recently. "I believe in keep'ing the "lid on," saia he, "but not to the extent that it can not be lifted at all." Chi' Cook reported that he had been compelled. to work over the street trash cans, that the lids on some of them fit too tight.

ass rer GOWNS BLOUSES. M. This Drought up a discussion 01 manner in which the anti-spitting or-j linance ordinance is being enforced, it to 5 P. Our New Beauty Parlor Our snow white up-to-now beauty parlors on the third floor are open and running smoothly. Professional Manicuring Massaging, Hair Dressing Children's Hair Cutting done at moderate prices.

Miss Dunman is in charge. Customers Received from A. M. 208 SIXTH ST. being the opinion ot the memDers 01 the board that a great deal has been accomplished along this line.

Wants Convictions. "I think there should be some arrests and convictions of people whu throw banana peelings on the street" said Committeeman J. E. Morris. "Thorp i sufficient law against throw I TT1 i FLOWERS l-UK ALL UUUASIONS I ing trash on the street and I would like I I Phone Us Your Orders.

MRS. H. S. BRYAN CO. The Florist.

Phone 653. ((Wl SOCIAL MRS SKILLY A VISITOR HERE. I Mrs. T. W.

Skilly, of Calhoun. Ga arrived this morning to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. W. Red-fern, No. 5 Irwin avenue.

Gift Problem Solved. Make this a. photo Christmas. COOK'S STUDIO 324 No. Tryon St.

Phone 1511 to see some of those wno naDiwauj do it be made to pay for it." It appears however, that the aver age man who violates this ordinance is not a resident of the city and it is rather an accident when an officer sees one throwing peelings and other trash on the streets. Committeeman Jones called attention to the practice in some sections of the city of sweeping sweeping leaves on to the street, and it was also reported that in some sections these leaves and other trash are burned on the improved streets, thus injuring permanently- paving. This is a violation of ordinance and is punishable by a heavy fine. A representative of the Corbett Automobile Company, of Hendersonville. appeared 'before the board in the interest of a motor truck for the sanitary department.

It was found, how ever, that there is no money from which to purchase a truck and tne matter was referred to Chairman J. Franklin Wilkes, who is chairman or the incinerator committee, which committee may be in need of such a HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY TO GIVE RECEPTION The Charlotte High School faculty will give a reception in honor of tne visiting high school' teachers, Thursday from four until five p. at the High School building. All high school teachers are cordially invited. 3 S3 Toy Opening Saturday Saturday is Opening Da for our big toy world on the 3rd floor.

Every one is invited to come and see the fine displays of every imaginable sort of toys we have supplied for this year's selling, Get Busy Little Girls The Cabinet Contest Closes Monday. Get Your Names Recorded. OVERCARSH-BAYNES WEDDING LAST EVENING. Miss Margaret Katharine Overcarsh and Mr. Sydney Hodge Baynes were married last evening at eight-forty-five at the home of the bride's parents Mr.

and Mrs. John H. Overcarsh, 802 North College street. The ceremony was performed by Dr. A.

A. McGeachy, pastor of the Second Presbyterian church. When we reduce. we reduce to all alike. Every Hat marked down to make room for Xmas Goods.

Great reductions. 'Christmas Fancy. Work. THE QUALITY SHOP. 14 S.

Tryon Street. Mr Karl'L ehman Will a riThi Tr-iTXra ttcta tolron Vkrt Ti--k vows The were taken before Speak Here December on beautiful improvised altar of ferns, palms ana smiiax. un each side ot Wednesday evening, December 2nd, at the Second Presbyterian church? this city Mr. Karl Lehman, field secretary of the United Society of Christian endeavor, will be the speaker at a young people's rally. Mr.

Lehman is a speaker of power and has devoted years to the young people's work. and be on hand at -our store Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Mr. W. E.

Dellinger, of The Observer, and Mr. W. M. Bell, of The News, will act as judges to count the Your Table Thanksgiving will be the center of hospitality. A beautiful bouquet of flowers will add wonderfully to the true spirit of the day.

As usual the season's the altar were large candelabra tapers. The windows and chandelabra were hung in smiiax. In the presence of relatives and a few friends the bridal couple entered the north parlor unattended, to the strain of Mendelssohn's Wedding March, played by Miss Isabell Barr. "Humoresque" was played during the ceremony. The bride is' the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. J. H. Overcarsh. She is a blond of the fairest type, exceptionally pretty, bright and winsome.

She was a member of the senior class ot Queens College and was loved by ail her class mates. She never looked prettier than last evening in her wedding suit of Copenhagen blue with black velvet hat tunics In fitch fur choicest at FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. Are wholesome, thoroughly cleansing, and have a stimulating effect on the stomach, liver and bowels. Regulate you with no griping and no unpleasant after effects. Stout people find they give immense relief and comfort.

Anti-bilious. Warren Spofford, Green Bay, writes: "Foley Cathartic Tablets are the best laxative I ever used. They do the work promptly and with no bad after effects." Try them. Bowen Drug Store. votes and award the 1 The Soda Fountain Stop at our Spotless Foun -ainfora cup of chocolate SCHOLTZ The Florist, Inc.

Phone 1443. 306 N. prizes. Be sure to have your vote book at our store so your votes maf be counted. 1 or a cold drink if you would THE FIBUC TASTE IS TODAY like that better.

Adjust a nicker here and see what it will buy. McCOY I W. and pink rosebuds. She wore a corsage of lilies of the valley. The only ornament was an old brooch with coral, an heirloom of the family.

The bridegroom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Baynes, of Shady Dale, Ga: He has made his home Charlotte for the past year, holding a responsible position fwith the Amert-van Telephone Telegraph Company.

Mr. Baynes is a man. of fine qualities and is highly esteemed by a. large cirgle of friends. Mr.

and Mrs. Baynes will keep house at Dr. and Mrs. I. W.

Jamison's, having secured and furnished an apartment there. The senior class or Queens College, of which the bride was a' member, came dressed in their caps and gowns. ITISQUALT that counts. If you are making a gift of any kind you will find something to please ou in our immense line of JEWELRY, SILVER. GLASS, HAND-PAINTED CHINA.

All personally selected from the manufacturers of this Quality guaranteed. GARIBALDI, -BRUNS DIXON, A Cul tl a Taste. It knows and 'nslsts upon the Best White House Tea is just as good as White House Coffee: both 'are as good as good can be. Grocers IVEY'S Cut this out good for one vote. 8 All first-class where." Leading Jewelers.

10-12 Soith Tryon Street.