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The Charlotte Observer from Charlotte, North Carolina • 7

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Charlotte, North Carolina
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7 Garments of Quality OF INTEREST TO WOMEN BUY "Get It at BUY 8 8 You Are Invited SERVICE FLAG FOR DAILY CALENDAR THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER MONDAY JULY 29 191 8 Monday 4 to 6 The Elizabeth circle of Hawthorne Lane Methodist ehurch will give a reception at the church in compliment to members of other circles and friends Interested In the work of the church Thursday i 10 a Meeting of the board of di rectors of the Woman's club in the clubroom of the chamber of commerce building 11 Regular meeting of the Woman's club In the club All members urged to be present Saturday to 12 Lance at the Charlotte Country club for members and their families and officers stationed at Camp Greene To Visit Our Columbia Department and Hear the Brief Message Which GENERAL PERSHING In his own voice speaks to you from the battlefields of France Ambassador Speech on on the reverse side This record is made for the Forum by the Columbia Company Special Introductory Price $125 McCoy Company 209-211 Tryon St FOK GIRL IN WAR Tor? ONE WILL NOT NO EASY MATTER TO GET GOODS JUST NOW Factor Considered in Putting on Great Co-Operative Sale by Charlotte Merchants FOR A AND return A 80Y 'OVEr? one service pin or flag with both a red and blue strip around the edge and one red star and one blue star on the white center Daughters sisters fiances and wives are entitled to wear service" pins and display service flags ns well ns fathers and brothers If the direful news comes that loved one will never return then a black band on the sleeve with a gold star on it will proclaim the great sacrifice It has been asked by the national council of defense that those who lose relatives In the defense of our country do not wear mourning hut we must pay all honor to those who die in freedom's cause The black hand with its gold star nr mars will mean pride as well as sorrow for not I to all of us will he given the great I privilege of giving our best for our I country nv idaii mcglom: gibsox kind of a service flag can I put out for my daughter? She Is in the Red Cross overseas" This question had been asked bo often of me that I have almost come to think that there ars as many girls doing their hit over there as there are boys If you have a girl overseas In any war service you have the right to wear a pin or ring with a blue hand around the white center on which is blazoned a red star The same service flag can be displayed in the window Corporations and other places of business may display the red star for women who have left their employ for overseas war service If you have a daughter nursing in cantonments this flag can also be displayed A daughter and a Ron can have New Serge Suits 9 Are Arriving Advance Fall Styles Frankly we never hoped to get right now such splendid quality serge as has gone into these Suits despite the fact that we bargained for them ago And so rather proud of them Of the tailoring too being quite as good as of yore The styles are what are to be worn this Fall by the strictly tailored woman of really good taste and should therefore be looked into by yourself marked them and Their duplicates will be at least $1000 higher as the season progresses Fall Style White Canvas Lace Boots for Ladies $500 Tliope have either French or low heels and white ivory soles We have nil sizes and tho style material and workmanship bespeak a higher price DeLane Shoe Company 30 Fast Trade St Phone 1223 NEW RUBBER HAT HOW TO MEASURE WHEAT SUBSTITUTES IN BAKING! Ladies Oxfords and Pumps $149 These are from broken assortments where the line of sizes is not complete and are values up to $350 They are In many etyles and may he had In canvas kid patent leather and vlcl in black tan and white at $149 rm WALK A BLOCK AND SAVE A DOLLAR 39 Fast Trade Street The Home of Good Shoes Since 1868 any fellow thinks it's an easy matter to get goods just now soon find out differently If put the matter to the remarked Mr A Brooks of Erskina Smith Inc chairman of the merchants' eom-mitteo on tho great eight-day economy sale which Is to he held from Friday August 2 through Saturday August 10 Mr Brooks was explaining the influence the difficulty of replenishing stocks had had in bringing the merchants to the determination to put on a great co-operative sale event at this time Mr Brooks continued: is true in many many retail lines according to reports made to our sales committee requires some little nerve to empty our shelves in the face of present conditions but Charlotte merchants are In the habit of taking care of their customers indeed It's simply good business to do so We don't know what the next few weeks may bring forth hut from all indications there Is every probability that deliveries will he held up on many lines of goods essential to The comfort at least of thousands of folks living within the ordinary shopping radius of Independence square retail stocks are reasonably complete at present remarkably so considering the situation Now we propose to give our customers the benefit of these stools at prices which will mean first-class values on the basis of the present market When it is considered not only how much the general level of prices is hound to rise within the next few months hut as well how very possible It is that in not a few of the lines offered goods will not he obtainable here at any price it will he readily seen just how Important this eight-day economy sale Is are goods hard to obtain? The condition results from numerous factors some obvious more perhaps not quite so easily recognized at a glance All sorts and conditions of production have been jostled where they have not been disorganized by the war This tends towards a limitation of output and to bringing the supply under the point of normal demand only has production been hampered in not a few cases diverted to special war work I might point out hut the transportation system of the country even tinder government control Is having thrust upon It a burden simply inconceivably heavy Wonders are being done by the railroads hut the impossible is too much to expect them to do and therefore it is the part of wisdom for the ultimate consumer to provide himself with the goods he needs while the providing is good these things and half dozen others that could ho adduced leading to the same conclusion tho merchants of the city resolved to put on a sale event which should of! or their customers an opportunity to avoid the deprivations which may he In store for those who lack foresight or who do not take the trouble to read the business signs of the times fact that the sale is being participated in by 65 a greater number than have ever joined in a single Charlotte sale event in the history of the city is Impressive evidence of the importance attached to the considerations just enumerated by the men who handle Charlotte's retail Interests AVe believe the buying publico will come before the sale is over to share the views of tho merchants and consequently not overlook tho opportunity presented" TUCKER LAXTON Contracting Engineers 900 Realty Building Fower Plants Waterworks Filters Dam and Concrete Work Eight-Day Economy Sale Starts next Saturday and this store will he headquarters for some special values in SUMMER SHOES Advance Fall styles will also be shown Consulting Engineer DURHAM WATERWORKS LIGHT AND POWER STREETb BY BIDDY BYE In all probability the use of wheat substitutes will continue and Increase so long as war endures In spite of this bumper wheat crop it will he necessary to increase our shipments abroad and also to store enough seed and surplus wheat for years of possible crop failure Therefore sinee we are to do our baking with less and less wheat it behooves housewives to learn at once the definite measurements of wheat flour substitutes which replace the wheat required In peace-time recipes Here Is the table of measurements prepared in the experimental kitehen of the United States food administration and the office of home economics Each measurement given is equal in weight to one cupful of flour Barley 1 3-8 cups Buckheat 7-8 cup Corn flour 1 cup (scant) Corn meal (coarse) 7-8 cup Corn meal (fine) 1 cup Cornstarch 3-4 cup Peanut flour 1 cup Potato flour 3-4 cup Rice flour 7-8 cup Rolled oats 1 -2 cups Rolled oats (ground) 1 1-8 cups Soybean flour 7-8 cup Sweet potato flour 1 1-8 cups Wheat BUbst itutes which give better results if combined than if used alone nre: Rolled oats (ground) and eorn flour barley flour and rice flour buckwheat flour and potato rice or corn flour soybean flour and corn meal As general rules for using the wheat substitute flours the government food experts suggest: The use of areurnte measurements a standard half-pint cup After using correct measurements if the batter appears too thick or too thin do not alter it by adding moro flour or water It will come to proper consistency when baked Bake all breads and pastry of substitute flours more slowly and longer than wheat doughs Substitutes niako better biscuits when dropped than when rolled nut and cut Piecrusts which mav not roll well may he patted Into place on the pastry pans Do not chill pastry crusts before baking Hero are two excellent breads of wheat substitutes: Barley Spoon Bread Mix together I cupful of barley flour and 1 cupful of hot boiled hominy grits Mix with them 2 teaspoonfuls of baking powder and 1 of salt and stir thoroughly Beat two ekks well and whip them into 2 cupfuls of sweet milk Add to the hatter 3 tablespoonfuls of melted vegetable fat or oil heat thoroughly and bake In a buttered baking dish Serve hot from the dish with buttermilk or butter and simp Oat flour Cornflour Bread Sift together 1 and 1-3 cupfuls of corn flour and 1 cupful ground rolled outs and stid In 1 teaspoonful of salt and 6 teaspoonfuls of baking powder To tho dry Ingredients and 4 tahlespoorifuls of vegetable fat or lard and 4 table-spoonfuls of corn sirup Stir in 2 eggs well beaten and moisten with 3-4 cupful of mixed milk and water Bake In greased bread pans ft SHOES HOSIERY LUGGAGE BY BETTY BROWX Over knlcker bathing suit of black and white plnld taffeta one may wear a confection of a sleeveless in plain black taffeta and get a riding hnhlt effect With It goes a bathing broad-brim of rubberized silk with three silk plums atop It sS'1 iimr But I Pretty Another Use For the Electric Fan Biddy Bye's Good Form 23 Weather uly more than pretty desirable By we mean that Pottery on display in our window with its strange shades of green and purple and gold blending into each other like some wonderful Oriental blossom There are many sizes and styles of jardinieres in the lot and some oddly shaped bowls And another word in its favor: Every Piece of It Is Made in America Washington forecast North Carolina and South Carolina Local thundershowers Monday and probably Tuesday local Office I'nitcd States Weather Bureau Charlotte July 28 Children Cry FOR CASTORI A nervous PROSTRATION Maybe Overcome by Lydia Vegetable Compound This Letter Proves It West Philadelphia During the thirty years I have been married I have been in bad health and had several attacks of nervous prostration until it seemed bs if the organs in my whole body were worn out I was finally persuaded to try Lydia Vegetable Compound and it made a well woman of me I can now do all my housework and advise all ailing women to try Lydia Vegetable Com- Sound and I will guarantee they will erive great benefit from Mrs Frank Fitzgerald 25 41at Street West Philadelphia Pa There are thousandsof women everywhere in Mrs condition suffering from nervousness backache headaches and other symptoms of a functional derangement It was a grateful spirit for health restored which led her to writo this letter so that other women may benefit from her cxperienca and find health as she has done For suggestions in regard to your condition writo Lydia Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Mass Tho result of thels 0 years experience is at your servica Use your Electric Fan as an aid to food conservation It is ideal for drying fruits and vegetables and is so regarded by the Department of Agriculture Simply place the sliced fruits and vegetables in a long tray stacked in two tiers and end to end before the Electric Fan and in 24 hours they will be dried to the requisite dryness The method has marked advantages When your Fan in use helping to preserve foods turn it on for your sake The cost is less than a cent an hour Highest temperature 81 Isiweat temperaturo lit) Mean temperature 76 Hrflrlenry for th day 4 Mean temperature this date last year 82 Precipitation (In Inches) Total for 24 houra ending 8 01 Total for the month to date 157 petlclency for month 117 I'ctUienry for year 015 Prevailing wind direction West ATTO Meteorologist Women untrained for tho hitslnfss world who undertake war work ate too often distressed by what they consider man's luck of courtesy They criticise as rude and unmannerly tho business man who fails to rise tvhen a woman stands nt his desk speaking to him and the man who expects to look up from his de-k with a pleasant "good morning" Before a woman goes Into business she should realize that the customs of business and social life are quite distinct The code of business manners has never been written but it might well begin by stating that the woman who thinks herself neglected in a business office is thinking altogether too much about herself Smith-W adsworth Hardware Company QUALITY HARDWARE 29 Trade St Phones 64-65 Telephone 2700 Arrives In C'ily Mrs Storer of Birmingham has arrived in Charlotte to visit her mother Mrs Hunter at 403 North Graham street Mrs Storer before marriage was Miss Marie Hunter She expects to remain here two weeks Southern Public Utilities Co.

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