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I CHARLOTTE DAILY OBSERVERMONDA FEBRUARY 12 3012 Write For Samples of kindergarten Suiting Colors Absolutely Fust Write or humpies of nala Fancy ami Colored Llnalre Pj oil Mr a Yarborough ami children and Mr II Yarborough will leave today for Tampa Fla to Join Mr Yarborough and dpend aoveral week WITH CAROLINA LKAUUE HILLY LAVAL CiinTINQ ItL'SY By better wo do not mean expensive bought for show purposes and that you soon tire of but splendid new moderately priced cotton materials of materials that in most instances the manufacturers have confined the local sale to us and that besides possessing a beauty that gives instance assurance of it being new possesses wearing qualities that brings you back again for more Mr John Mill Tucker Jwho ha been ipendlng overal month with relative In llendorson will return homo today Bho will be accompanied to Charlotte by MUs Julia Tucker who will pond some tlmo with her at hnr home on Elizabeth Height Faultless Dry Cleaning Five Wagons at Your Service Charlotte Steam Laundry 219 Tryon Street rhonos 411 and 445 Tha following from yesterday's lsue ot The Columbia State will be road with Interest In the city and county: "Mias Clara Smythq and Mr James Crano tho former of Fort Mill and the latter Of Mecklenburg county were quietly married Wednesday afternoon at the home of the bride' parents Mr and Mrs Ira Smythe the Rev A Hefner officiating "The bride wore a becoming gown of white marquisette over niessulln and carried white carnations The only attendants were the little flower carrier Edward Klrribrell and Catherine Massey "After the ceremony a real old-fashioned wedding Bupper was Borved only the Intimate friend and relatives of the bride being present Mr and Mrs C'ranq left Immediately for their homo In Mecklenburg county" and Its exquisite gloss White dominates the style for summer sheer material and Llnalre will furnish a textnra and pattern for every requirement We soil plain white Llnalre at 12 lie 15c 20o and 26o yard Fancy White Llnalre at 15c lc 20c and 25o yard A SPECIAL IN WHITE LUNA LAWN 25o White Luna Lawn at 12 Ho This was Indeed a lucky purchase Beautiful sheer 38-lnch White Luna Lawn that usually retails at lOo and per yard only 23 pieces to sell as thl price 12Ho yard FAIL TO ATTEND OUR FINAL WINTER CLEARANCE SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR Suits that were $1000 $1SQ0 to $2000 (old styles) reduced to 8248 Suits that were $1250 to $1300 and $1750 new thl styles at 8485 $1500 to $2250 Suits reduoed to 8695 to 8895 $2500 to $3000 some $3800 Suits reduced to $998 fade guarantee accompanies It Of course this necessitates our purchasing from only tho manufacturers of the standard grades Short lengths of 15c 32-lneh Renfrew tub proof Ginghams at 10c yard Hundreds of pretty pieces ot the famous Lancaster No 734 Dress Ginghams colors absolutely fast price loo yd WHITE MATERIALS OF WORTH Ltnairo Wluto Fabric of Ltnairo Is made of the finest grade of long staple cotton that spins into a perfect oven thread Its plain tt eaves are as handsome as handkerchief linen and It Is an Ideal material upon which to embroider There Is a texture for Lingerie dresses frocks gutmpe shirt waists aprons and undergarments fancy patterns Include the popular cords bars In the large and small checks corded and satin stripes all-over embroidery effects and other attractive novelties The beauty of IJnalre Is shown by the laundry test-each tubbing serves to bring out the fineness of the weave TRY THE NEW KINDERGARTEN SUITING Value 25c Our Price 12Hv Kindergarten Suiting Is something new It Is made of the beet bleached and fast colored yams 80 Inches wide For chlldren'n suits rompers and dresses It has no equal bosldcs being splendid for shirts Kindergarten Suiting posses-ses a trifle less weight than galatea yet its wearing qualities are better It comes in stripes checks and solids both light and dark grounds and POSITIVELY FADE Values 25 our price 120 yard PRETTY COLORED TISSUES These Tissues are beautiful and sheer and the colors are fast Tissue Is woven exactly like ginghams yet it possesses a sheerness that makes It much more desire-able for a dressy colored summer dress Pique stripes checks and plaids value 18c our price 120 yard GINGHAMS THAT FADE We say this with confidence for with our every purchase of dress ginghams a positive no on the days on which the use of flesh meat Is forbidden III small piece of bread with a cup of coffee tea or chocolate can be taken In the morning IV "Where It Is not convenient to take the principal meal at norm It Is lawful to invert the order and take a collation In the morning and dinner In the evening "Drippings and lard msy be used In the preparation of the kinds of foods which are pennitted VI "On Sundays there Is neither fast nor abstinence but fish cannot be used with flesh meat the same meal at any time during Lent VIL who are exempt from fasting may partake of flesh meat at every meal during the day when by special indult flesh meat Is permitted at the principal meal time for fulfilling the Easter Precept of Communion in the Vicariate extends from the first Banday In Lent to Trinity Sunday Inclusive" CLUB MANAGER ARRESTED An absorbing Interest particularly among the young men ot the city centeis about tha leap year dance whluh the young ladles of the city will give at the Southern Club Tuesday evening ot next week February 20 Heretofore it ha been the custom ordained by convention for the young 'ladles to await the beck and call of the young inen whereas now the tables are turned and the young men stand In fear and trembling as to the future It Is safe to say that tho dance of next Tuesday night will prove one of the most unique and delightful that Charlotte has known In a decade Owing to the fact that the (lay following is Ashe Wednesday and therefore the beginning of Lent -e dance will break up Just a few minutes before midnight these men will prove a sensation In this league and Spartanburg will have an opportunity of seeing a club the race all Iaval states that he does not consider It good policy to give out the names of the these men at the present moment as the deals have not yet been finally closed 'But Bays he know who these men will and I shall be able to give out their names In a short "It Is not yet known who these players are but Indications are that the inflelder to be had from Atlanta Jule Watson who played such a great game here three years ago NO FARMING ARRANGEMENT "The report that Atlanta has selected Spartanburg as a "farm" during the coming season Is not correct Atlanta will' sell these four players Spartanburg and at the end of tho season Atlanta will have first call to buy them back LAVAL ENTHUSIASTIC You can bet that we will have a ball team this remarked Billy Laval know we will give the fans a good club to look at But we are going to want their support turn Not only every fan but every business firm as well should take pride In the team and should contribute all they are able towards its support It takes money to run a ball club and everyone knows Its generally a losing proposition are going to give Spartanburg something they will be glad of a chance to support But we must have that support both spiritually and financially and If we get It Spar tanburg will have the best ball club that has ever played In that town shall report to Spartanburg on March 20 and think I shall -be able to give out some dope that will prove surprise of a very pleasant REGULATIONS FOR LENT BRIEFS C7 C7 A Few Minor Happenings In About the Queen City Christine Gooding of Innsboro 6 is getting along very nicely at the Charlotte sanatorium where she was operated on several days ago for appendicitis friends of Mr Prevatt wilt be Interested to learn that he ha returned home from the Charlotte sanatorium where he spent several days undergoing medical treatment The Aid Society of the Ninth Avenue Baptist church will meet with Mrs 13 Ross this afternoon at her home 228 North College street A full attendance 13 desired The Mildred Watkins Missionary Society will meet tomorrow afternoon at 8:30 at the First Presbyterian church Mrs Elizabeth Preston Allan will moke an address Miles Rudlsnll Is Charged With Selling I liquor to (V Green Although no warrants have been served on proprietors of drug stores or clubs following the of last Sunday night under the joint auspices of the recorder and the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League there will be a retailing case heard before the recorder this morning unless It Is continued The defendant is the manager of a social club Miles Rndlsell Is his name The Reader Is the name of his organization which Is located at No 81 South Church street The witness Is one Green who complaineth according to the warrant that the aforesaid Miles RudlseU with force and arms and against the peace and dignity of the State sold to him one pint of whiskey The consideration for the alleged transfer was 75 cents Rudi-sell speedily gave $200 cash bond and was at once released unt'l this morning PERSONALS Spring Rug Arrivals Something of tho Prospms of the Spartanburg Club In tho Carolina Longue For Next Old Players Who Will Return and the New Ones Recently Manager Dual Enthusiastic Over the Pros-IMXtd For Next Great Season Antlcl lotted With All the Cities In the Ijcague The reports that "come In from all the cities In the Carolina Circuit with tho possible exception of An-dkrson which has not yet been heard from in a definite way indicate that the season Is going to open up with a much better aggregation of players than ever before graced the openin of a Carolina League season The determined effort that has been put forth to weed out the old-timers and supplant them with young and husky tossers will unquestionably have the effect of making the game much spicier and faster this year than lost The fact also that every club In the loague has a guarantee posted with Secretary-Treasurer John Todd of $1000 will also tend to hold the association closer together The realization Is ooming too that the only way In which a club can expect to the and wind up the season with a balance Is to corral a bunch of ambitious youngsters and then dispose of them for handsome prices at the end of the season The announcement will be received with Joy that Spartanburg will put out a strong club In the field this year The fact that Manager Billy Laval will have charge of the team Is a sufficient announcement but there Is every reason to believe also that the Spartanburg fans are rallying loyally to his support The following Is from yesterday's Issue of The Spartanburg Herald: IN SPARTANBURG "On March 25 the players who will wear tho Spartanburg uniforms or better those who hope to wear the paid -uniforms will begin reporting to Mr William Laval manager In thl town Three days afterward 1 on March 28 that Is to say Just two weeks and three days more than a month from today the Philadelphia Athletics Connie marvelous world champions will appear at Fair-field park to play squad of Ukclfes This engagement Is a gay feather In the cap of the local management as the Athletics will make ro other stop this side of Montgomery "The TIerald has put out a private line to Mr William Laval manager and a correct line on the present existing dope has been obtained It Is learned that prospects are bright now with every chance and reason for becoming dazzling In the near future In addition to these lrrldescent prospects there are certain hard substantial facts some of which must be kept distinctly quiet -until they lose every suspicion of chance but others are so beyond the possibility of failure that they are even now fit food for the digestion of the most particular fan THE BISONS COMING addition to the Philadelphia appearance Manager Laval announces that two games have been Arranged with the Buffalo Blsons on April 4 and 5 Plans are also on foot for games with some of the stronger varsity teams of Southern unlversl ties It Is probable that the nine representing the University of Tennessee will play at Fairfield and negotiations are also on with the University pt Georgia and the North Carolina Aggiesu squad which will play here will Include the men are to uphold for another year the proud title which their predecessors have twice won One week after their passage the second squad of the Athletics will pass through and will stop In Charlotte for a game OLD PLAYERS BACK the players of last year who will report for practice In March are last favorites Kipp Wagnon and Coombs The fast shortstop has been keeping himself In trim for the diamond and expects to put up the best game ever Versatile John Wagnon likes Spartanburg' and his return to the outfield will bring Joy to many a believer In the rangy outer gardener "In addition to Kipp In the Infield Billy Laval will concentrate his skill and energies In that department during the coming season it Is understood Though it has not been announced as certain It Is probable that Laval will hold down the initial sack at the playing of which he was not excelled during the last season Watson will be back and Corbett who was with Anderson last year and who proved a consistent plugger of the pill "Besides Wagnon In the outfield will appear Doak who played last year with the Spinners and who Is well known to local fans and was generally regarded as the pick of outfield Coombs and Smith are the returns of last pitching squad Coombs ability was demonstrated last season In flashes He played with a will at all times making phenominal showing at times and offering for utility roles with "a pleasing willingness He ha ability and with luck breaking with him this season will line up among the league leaders Smith plugged away with varied success through all of last year's season be Ing handicapped from the early stages by a sprained tendon In his salary whip A NEW TITCHER "Among the new men who Will try for the team will be a young slab ar Ust named Bolton who played ball with the University of Georgia Manager Laval describes him as a good pitcher and a good "Relrind the pan Moore will be given a try out Moore played with the Red Sox last year but was switched about from catcher to outfield seemed to lose his bearings and his batting eye and was finally disposed of to Bristol With Bristol Moore regained his stride and hit 298 for the remainder of the season "All the men already named have been signed at this time by Manager NEW MEN ON STRING In addition to says Manager Laval 1 am going to get from Atlanta a catcher a pitcher an In-flelder and an outfielder and will get from Buffalo a catcher an infteluer In he Is to In a Engineer Killed in Wreck Pittsburg Fob 11 Patrick Kearns engineer was killed and three trainmen were seriously hurt today at Primrose on the Panhandle division of the Pennsylvania Railroad when a through freight train crashed Into a coal train Twelve cars of the freight train were demolished Dispensations Grabted Vicariate of North Carolina By Authority of Holy See Ash Wednesday which falls this year on February 21 marks the beginning of the lenten season during which period the orthodox are supposed to lay aside worldly pleasure and devote themselves to penitential devotions The following are the regulations applicable to the vicariate of North Carolina: "All the week days of Lent from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday are fast days of precept on one meal with the allowance of a moderate collation In the evening "The church excuses from the obligation of fasting (but not of abstinence from flesh meat except In special cases of sickness) the Infirm those who are not 21 years old those whose duties are of an exhausting or laborious character women In pregnancy or those nursing Infants and all who are enfeebled by old age following dispensations are granted for this Vicariate by the au tborlty of the Holy See: I use of flesh meat as also of eggs and white meats is permitted at every meal on the Sundays of Lent and at the principal meal on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday with the exceptions of Ember Saturday and Holy Saturday II use of white meats Is allowed every day in Lent at the evening collation and also at the principal meal Special Notices We have just opened up a mammoth stock of Crex (Grass) Rugs and can furnish you all of the popular colors and sizes In these splendid sanitary rugs You will Ilka our new patterns and fine colorings for this reason In Axmtnster and Wilton Rugs New ones constantly arriving We certainly have the variety for your selection 11116 Movements of a Number of People Visitors and Others Mr Morgan Biadford Jr head of the Bradford Detective Agency Washington is spending today In the city a guest at the Selwyn Mr It Deas Of Salisbury was a Charlotte visitor yesterday Mr Royster of Shelby was a guest In the city yesterday Mr Lyon of Raleigh spent last night at the Central Mr A McDonald of Rockingham spent last night at the Central Mr Dortch Jr of Durham spent yesterday in the city Mr Paul Chatham la spending several days In the North on business Mr Wasson of Statesville spent yesterday in the city Mr Whitley of WiUiamBon was a guest in the city yesterday Solicitor George Wilson of tstonia arrived In the city yesterday afternoon for the term of court which will convene here today Judge Lyon of Elizabethtown who wlH preside over this week's term of superior court arrived In the city yesterday and lg a guest at the Central Mr Harry Lamb of Durham was a Charlotte visitor yesterday Mr Tolly of Anderson 3 spent yesterday at the Selwyn Mr A Loftin of Altavista Va was a guest at the Selwyn yesterday Mr Cothran of Raleigh wag a Charlotte visitor yesterday It at This POLICY i THE GEM Hotel and Cafe up-to-date dining room seating 103 persona Luuu'n counter unequaled in South Conveniently located on South Tryon street Strictly European McCoy Co Everything Guaranteed TO EAT IRISH Potatoes string beans squash egg plant new Florida cabbage large boll 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PRIZE MEDAL GARDEN SEEDS Druggist REESE ALEXANDER Drag Store Crosse fc malt vinegar flavored with tanagon at 35o per bottle This Is very nice Indeed Nice parsnips carrots egg plant rutabaga turnips snap beans Florida cabbage and new Irish potatoes 290-291 Jno Smith 4 1 -4 TV How a Virginia Lady Expresses Her Feelings Regarding What She Had to Go Through For Nearly 20 Years Hawley's Pharmacy Tryon and Fifth Streets II and 14 Academy Advance Sale Fresh shipment of Loose Mountain Buckwheat 6 cents per pound Phones 2822-2023 205 Tryon A WARNING AGAINST WET FEET Wet and chilled feet usually affect the mucous membrane of the nose throat and lungs and la grippe bronohltta or pneumonia may result Watch carefully particularly the chUaren and for the racking stubborn coughs give Honey and Tar Compound it soothe the Inflamed membrane and the cough quickly Mr A A Swagel Kroh Wl eay: always give Honey and Tar Compound to my children It cures their coughs and cold and they Uk to take Jordan Co THE 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existence of disinterested virtue In the world a opposed to the accusation that man serves God for what he gets out of It and while admitting that too many men have their price he held that the charge that all goodness Is practiced for a selfish end Is refuted by this life of Job and by the life and death of the Lord himself In the evening the pastor spoke upon the faith which actuated Moses In choosing to stand with his people rather than enjoy the wealth and pleasures of the court of Pharaoh -holding up this life of Mose and the reward which has followed his choice as an Inspiration to the church These sermons by E)r Marr each Sunday should be heard to be appreciated and a cordial invitation Is extended to all to worship with this congregation The Missionary Society will hold a meeting at the church this afternoon at and every lady ot the church Is Invited A meeting of the board of stewards will be held tonight at 8 o'clock at which ANOTHER OAR LOAD OF DAVENPORTS wonder how we do it 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