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THE CHARLOTTE NEWS FEBRUARY 12, WW. I 2 A. SV FOR KENT i from service of sentence ior mnu AGED FAT days, in order, as the governer expressed it, that there might be time to look into the merits of the caso. Friends feared for the life of the aged father at this time if he failed Your Lazy Liver Heeds This Fine Constipation Remedy PLEADS TO SAVE SDN FROM PRISON to get at least some hope, at least, for averting the prison service, the party leaving for their Swain county homes this afternoon in deep anxiety for the life of old man Crisp. Porter Crisp's sentence Is for kill 8-room dwelling.

12 South Brevard St 6- Apartment 12 South McDowell 7- 612 East 4th "Vl 10- dwelling. 503 South Tryon St. i 8- 109 East 5- 507 North Harrill St 310 South College St 4- 300 West 2nd 5- 20S East Vance 5- 408 South Cedar St 5' 504 North A. .1606 North Caldwell St 511 Baldwin 5- Lakewood v. with 10 acres of land.

4- 509 West -6th 3- 506 East 14th To subdue a stubborn brer; overcome istipation, quietly i dizziness, billions- ing a man named Buchanan about 25.00 25.0Q 35.00 35.0Q 10.0? 10.05, 12.00 12.5Q 8.00 10.0Q 7.0G 10.0G 10.0Q 12.50 6,00 4.00 7.00 25.0Q 60.00 30.0C 45.00 60.CO CABTESS jiess, indigestion, headache and the one year ago. The two men ana oin- ers were scuffling over the possession Imperial to The of a revolver that belonged to Crisp and bines there i nothing 01 earth so goo Carter') Raleieh. Feb. 12. seventy when the fatal shot was fired.

There more years old and in precarious condition from heart disease, W. D. 4- Villa Heights Store room 718 East 7th Crisp, wealthy citizen of Swain coun Little Liver PUIS. Purely vegetable. Small Pift-Smaa Dose SmaB Pric GENUINE mnst bear signature Price $550.00, F.

O. 215 East Trade St. Price at office. The Chevrolet Touring Car, fully equipped-Flint, Michigan. 309 West Trade seems to be doubt about Crisp having actually fired the shot according to representations made to the governor.

The respite granted is for thir-tv days, Young Crisp being under $2,000 bond. There is no probability that a pardon will be obtained. Special effort is under way to induce Judge Webb, who sentenced Crisp, to recommend commutation of pardon. The action of the judge 24 West 5th 25 East Third St. 5U5 est Trado St HUTCHISON, SEHORN HIPP Phone 20 ty, pleaded personally ioaay Governor Craig to save his son, Porter Crisp, from the odium of serving a two year sentence in the state prison for manslaughter.

The old man was accompanied by his son and by a delegation of counsel and personal friends interested in the effort to procure a pardon. The best they could get at this time was an order respiting the young man CHARLOTTE, N. 211-213 N. College St. Southern Real Estate, Loan, and Trust Company CHICHESTER PILLS 141 mZ Iw Irf art Mil i Ra4 ad fcoa.

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SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVIRYWXEKl ORTUNES ARE NOT EASILY made, but they can be built. This Bank is a safe place for your funds and 4 per cent Interest on them! Our Savings Department offers both, and upon yourself depends the fortune. BIG EATERS GET KIDNEY TROUBLE SAYS AUTHORITY ill 1 Per Month One of the best Renting values in Charlotte, 8-Room House, all conveniences. Two bath rooms and extra SOUTHERN LOl SAYIpS BANK Jno. M.

Scott, Pres. W. S. Alexander, VPres. W.

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1 Take a tablespoonful of Salts to flush Kidneys if Back hurts. Omit All Meat from Diet if You Feel Rheumatic or Bladder Bothers Sleeping Excellent Very shower bath. Porch, Garage, neighborhood, tractive and COME WHILE THE COMING IS GOOD i Si pedal Offer For Qplc The American men and women must guard constantlty against kidney trouble, because we eat too much and all our food is rich. Our blood is filled will have important bearing on the final outcome with the governor. Here with the Crisps were Thad Bryson, Jackson Cobourn and others.

Charter Granted. A charter was granted yesterday for the Gus Kohn Hide incorporated, of Charlotte, capital $25,000 authorized and $2,000 subscribed by Justine Priger, Mamie Bramfleld and W. S. Beam, for dealing especially in hides, tallow, wool, fur and other produce. Making the Schools Safe.

Deputy Commissioner of Insurance Sherwood Brockwell went to Greenville today to investigate the plans for a $40,000 public school building to be erected there, the purpose being especially to see about the possibility of incorporating the new double tower outside stairways for fire protection. There is every indication that this change will be made in the plans. Commissioner of Insurance James R. Young is conferring now with the school authorities of Sanford with a view to adopting the double tower outside for a $30,000 building to be gotten under way at once. The commissioner says it is most gratift-is to him that school authorities the state over are coming to realize the importance of this feature of fire protection for school buildings.

There is being prepared in the department of insurance just now a statement that will show all the fires that have occurred in school buildings during the past three years, together with the causes of the-firei as far as they have been obtainable Defective flues and heating applianc-ces seem to be the most truittul sources of these school fires so far as the figures have been thus tar developed. Comment on Garrison's Resignation. Declaring that the attitude of Secretary of War Garrison has been all along entirely unsympathetic and without justice in his relations with the National Guard, Adjutant General Laurence W. Young, of the North Carolina National Guard, expressed much satisfaction at the resignation of Secretary Garrison and asserted that scarcely an officer or private in all the North Carolina Guard will express any regret. General Young says arbitrary exactions by the retiring secretary of war have made it especially hard to maintain the guard in this state in conformity with requirements, which Mr.

Garrison put right alongside those required for Modern S-room residence, corner lot, South Boulevard, House. 918 East Avenue Phone The Stephens Go, 3200. with uric acid which the kidneys strive to filter out, they weaken from overwork, becorde sluggish; the elimi-native tissues clog and the result is kidney trouble, bladder weakness 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 your are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; if you suffer with sick headache or nervous You've got $1.00 perhaps more. You may not always have it.

But you have It now. While you have it bring it to the Peoples Bank Trust Co. It will open the account you haven't yet got, or Increase that you have. Come while you have the money. Remember we are the only business in the world that comes to you and does not ask you to spend" money.

We ask you to keep We pay 4 per cent, interest in our Savings Department or (Certificates of Deposit.) CAN ARRANGE TERMS (Dilworth has 5-minute Street Car Service.) Charlotte Consolidated Construction Company Latta Arcade. Phone 155. spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu- rnatism when the' weather is Jbad, get from your pharmacist about four I ounces of Jad Salts; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidnej 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-5 tions to flush and stimulate clogged DON'T YOU WISH PEOPLES BANK TRUST CO. CHARLOTTE, N.

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R. Foreman, V. W. W. Robards, Cenrtificsites Deposit kidneys; to neutralize the acids in the urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder disorders.

Jad Salts, is inexpensive; cannot injure, 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. YOU HAD? Cashier, W. S. Buice, Teller. TlVWTVVlTVVTVVVlVVVlTV issued by this bank bear interest from date at the rate of 4 per cent per annum.

GtecMmig Accounts either large or small cordially invited. WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. the regular army. Indeed, in many respects, the exactions made on the National Guard are declared to have been more difficult of conformity than for the regular army. General Young taken advantage of the opportunity offered sis years ago and bought a home? would now be one of the hundred or more to see the mortgage cancelled on their homes by the several Char- lotte Building Loan Associations within the next few V.Tere is the rent money you have paid during the last six years? Going to keep on paying it out? Why not make an appointment-with me and let me show you that new eight-room modern home, with all improvements, on paved street, close in, never been occupied, and show you where you can.

add just a little more than rent handle it through the B. L. and six years from now be with the bunch who burn the mortgages and say "this is my home." You are the winner- Will you phone me now? J. H. McADEN HEART SONGS is confident that whoever the new secretary may be, the National Guard will receive much more favorable COUPON consideration than has been the case under the Garrison administration.

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C. WILKINSON, Cashier. JNO. B. ROSS, Vice President.

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There were 4 of us, we sure handled some change, sold new stock, answered a few questions, and did numerous Building Loan stunts that are iiot common to the ordinary, everyday association. Com rvativt mi 1 COUPONS AND 98c Secure the $2.50 Volume Special to The Aem.) Lenoir, Feb. 12. One of the best local talent plays ever presented here was given Thursday night at the opera house for the benefit of a sick and poor hospital fund, wnich is to be maintained here as an aid to those who are in need of hospital treatment and who are unable to foot the entire bill themselves. The play consisted of a comedy drama entitled, "Pipes and Perdition," with Professor Horace Sisk as leading man, ably assisted by Mr.

James Pritchett, Miss Justina Safford and Mrs. E. M. Hukill. YOU KNOW, BILL, CLD BOY, if all the people in Charlotte alone, who eed this particular medicine, and reed it sadly and RIGHT NOW, would really grasp -its significance: Beautifully bound in rich Maroon cover stamped in gold, artistic inlay design, with 16 full-page portraitts of the world's most famous singers, and complete dictionary of musical terms.

could fully understand how it elevates, equips and fortifies one; how utter 5 ly hopeless life is, in fact, without the aid of this or a kindred savings system, our business, would call for larger quarters than can be found at COUPONS 78c Secure the 1 .50 Volume AND present in Charlotte, and, instead of 4 or men, a small army would be re quired. That sounds extravagant, ill, but I know, what I talking about. EVERYBODY LISTEN TO ME, BILL, In addition to being prudent and conservative in our management, we try to be alert and progressive in our methods and courteous and accommodating to "our cusfomefs." Independence Trust Co. Capital and profits $675,000.00. We act as trustee for those having funds te loan on real estate, first mortgage security.

yes, every sould who has a quarter per week above his or her necessary 3J WtKUUS expenses, should carry stock with this same neesier and the Mutual. It's the test machine for suffering humanity that ever did busiaess in this cty, piMiii.ii The desire of power in excess caused the angels to fall; the desire of knowledge in excess caused man to fall, but in charity there is no excess; neither can. angel or man come in danger by it. Bacon. Well bound in plain green English Cloth, but without the portrait gallery of famous singers- OUT-OF-TOWN READERS WILL ADD 10c EXTRA FOR POSTAGE "HEART SONGS" The song book Vith a soul! 400 of the treasures of the world in one volume of 500 pages.

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I just want 200 shares more for tha January series, and they should come in two days. Do you want a few, sister? Take as many as you can If you wish me to weep, you must first mourn yourself. Horace. carrv. wa II not turn down a mousana, uui 5uu completes n.y calculation.

OFFICERS: We did the last series in 300 weeks. Thinkn of that and weep that you're not in the 50th cashed out on 20th inst. E. L. KEESLER, Sec.

and Treas. Charlotte Building Loan Wearn, Ch'm. of Board. W. A.

Watcon, Vice Prest. W. M. Long, Vice Prest. J.

H. Lfttle, Prest. E. O. Anderson, Cashier.

E- E. Jones, Asst. Cashier. Phone 344. 25 8.

Tryon Stj Will Open New Series Saturday, Feb. 5th No Time Like the Present to Do Your Saving. No. 36 WEST 5TH STREET. J.

H. VAN NESS, President. WILLIS BROWN, Secretary. RENT Real Estate Hovestomeinit RAILROAD FARES REFUNDED TO OUT OF TOWN BUYERS DURING 6 rooms 500 Kingston $25.00 6 rooms 6 Sixth 22.50 6 room Apt. 419.N.

25.00 i TRADE WEEKi rooms ooa East 22.ro 6 rooms 401 1-2 W. 21.00 5 good lots, close to town just off Elizabeth Avenue. 3 good lots, foot of South Tryon Street. 5 good lots, foot of Mint Street. rooms 206" N.

21.00 6 rooms 502 Kingston 25.00 3 good lots corner Wilmoore Drive and Dowd Hoad. 10 rooms 609 S. Tryon St $50-00 10 rooms 3 West 55.00 9 rooms 701 North Tryon 50.00 9 rooms E- Boulevard, 10 acres 8 rooms 26 South 30.00 8 rooms 1907 i Park Drive 30.00 rooms, 612 East Fourth. 25.00 7 rooms 1210 EastSeventh 30.00 7 rooma 1103 East Seventh. 22.50 7 rooms 602 East Fourth 25.00 7 rooms 308 East 15.00 7 rooms.

North Graham -Sf. 27.50 Opens Ssiibuiipdla.y, 15 good lots, foot Miiit Street and Wilmoora dHvp rooms 3 High St 20 nn 5 rooms 803 N. 22.00 8 to 4S acres, three miles from town, 1300 feet frontage on fine macadad f. rooms 409 N. Brevard ...15.00 road.

tHi Take Stoc 3 acre tract at, Myers Park. 10-acre tract Mecklenbure Heisrhta 75 acre' tract opposite Horner's School. Tract of 130 building lots near Chad wick-Ho skins. 5 rooms 408 15.00 5 rooms 1 108 N. Ch urch 1 2.50 5 rooms SOS'East Fif th 16.66 5 rooms 408 E.

Seventh 15.00 4 rooras 1119 S- 10.00 5 room Apt. 239 1-2 -W. Trade 18.00 5 rooms 507 E. 12.50 Vuick paie prices on these offerings. 7 rooms 207 West' Eleventh.

25-00 7 rooms 310 East 15.00 36 Association W. 5th -st, Co. J. ARTHUR HENDERSON Phone 59. "EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE" 1001-1002 Commercial-National Bank Bldxu 'FIRE INSURANCE" 219 N.

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