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Lisi h-r to the '-4choolliel1 Tcxtato Prog ir- Danville A'a at pa 1is1 14'ir to ihks '--choollit-ld Textile i 11 If 07lr7P4-0 00'7 i 0 :4::: i i 0-rrA Fl 4 t0 i 1 it0 11'' 1- A i 7k ''sotW: i 1: '--'E lk 'o4'44 If' tv' i i 4- 4 4 I 2 s' 14440 5 3i 4 i 41 i A i 10k04' rt tA I it -i2 g''1 t17 -iv 1: -t4 4i-i 41e-40d A 44' F0 -914A'1''' ''')k iteltz :4 1f e-r I': 44 sv -'It--14 i 1'14: loving laces alter tne terriol tney arc MUSICTCa troin tne scr- and delen5oles hardships tit iicesfill battle to vic- All hail then feel ()mat more tho --trill th'ill (I': A 1rave lot they ar indeoPitieth division al th friend 11111 1 Illy havo accomplished vhat at outlit which ha 's 1ake IA I I One timo after throe years namcs tl our 0 10V111 laccs alter the lecriNe they are mustered from th ser-! 21i tftnslos and defenseless hail then tieth division (Mt hich had 11anICS t)f ()Lir 1( 11 14 11 1rog2111 to the old Thir- lat's1 nigh' Ahout one hundred 1 ress eluh anLI to-) every other l'ITIlt Loot a t'PlenH -I: ve ry tnan wile' devotes his ener- "I' 111nntP Vs17 rvpd gies- to the work of development arl on its roll the IL tz of "tla'iltaol whioll are' trYing to 1)An River Cotton mills oecomplish Will find that he will be own 1)rave son5 tincoodt 1)voi ciork olittr of The repaid many times i)PCall vhile he LOA'S SllOW them that the folks suinhoorio '1'(iie Indletin of works for the A enpral good he will Nt ho 11AiV01(d an nddress find himself liroadening ilnd strength- 1ak home are proud of them Ne t''' upon '''i he 1utu re of Our industry ening nnd his ambitions growing doint)' everything that enters into Mr was ird Nvith lose in- -I commend to You for your motto II10 SC111110 Of hearty welcome to and 1 1 1 4 statemeros received i wonderful kind inspiring mloan ne nnoikily of the Rotary clubs lie profits most I IZ Copeland president of the Who Serves Ilest'" BATCH OF NEWS ITEMS srh boltiid 5xtik prugss dui tnd rrintin "-lir ititc-ri ilt" 01'D-sr of No 4 weave room PIT-I PROF RITCHIE URGES PEO I IZ Copeland president of the 1 Who Serves Rest' BATCH OF NEWS ITEMS srlibol11 Txi14 prugr4 dui tntl No of 4 weav roma pr e- PROF RITCHIE URGES PEO- 'the Erlanger Mills of Erlanger are one of the few plants of thk kind who have provided a regular greenhouse for the growing of flowers etc Deep Interest is taken in Er Linger village in gardening and flower culture and the management of the mills hacks this ork enthusiast 1(1111y SALISBURY MILL EMPLOYES NEW DYE HOUSE FOR BID ROBERTS DURHAM HOSIERY MILLS 0 4 o'' 0 1 441 1 i Fl 0 4 I I tf a 4 1 1 kJ i 4 i 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I 4 1 1 4 1 1 1 i 1 I I i 0 I le 't i i II FROM THE HUSTLING sided ovor tho liwetimr MILL TOWN OF BELMONT mr Clim In hi4 ohlra drew a PLE OF WISCASSET TO lino 1iture of the future ot tho cot- 1 ----40---- ton Join industry and showed the i PRACTICE THRIFT HABITS P1t pril Surgz visl opportunities lyin before milli was Itostrs- '01 the' ft t- at who will tak' athantage' Albemarlekpril 5--Few mill coin of saitt! most enjoyable rocial tit lier liOnt' A A a11rpss follows: munities in tho south took a deeper Friday night A fyw short talks wove 1 Th1- 1)vr boon a Ohio in interest in tho NVintling of the war or are prouder of tho boys who went into niale and there were several instill- history of the Itiversido ands Dan l'wer t'ofton 1111 that the lowest Iliolital diloti r-no Louise the servior than Wiseassett Not only 011-it 7 it 11 A real griovance eouto W1111'11'1 't lis eot to yonr president and discuss did a largo ntimber of boys from the 7" WI' l'' '01111 cul''-' ''rt it viiit hho and know that be mills join the sorviee but all of our served Let fir troatment people backed them up to the limit by A114 ImIul Sw th ha' 0'('1t''d a Po- "Thire are 111 COU t'SP a few exceP- buying government securities produesition with tile Stowe klyreantile oni- tions 1ring the laill mair04'ors kisl ing foods and taking a leading hand patty thure are Hi f'very line of business1 in all other forms of war work Mr NN ford of the nia- but kvitli those fow exooptiow4 the Ono of tin-4 hest things asitio from AlhemarleApril nilit munith in the south took a deeper interest in OW Nvinning of the war or are prouder of tho boys who went into the servict than Wiseassett Not only did a large number of boys from the mills join the service but all of our people backed them up to the limit by buying government securities produe- ing foods and taking a leading hand in all other forms of war work One of tho best things asid from very conceivable honor is be-1 struggle much ot the world he-11 ing arranged and ILL been ar- Lved i 1e an Impossille ranged tor th" reception of the they smashed the Hindenburg brave lads of our ocyn regiments! line and thus hroke the hackhone who were the first hreak theThith Teutonic trength he in Hindenburg line It should ho al Sr'lln theY vill hack the of the civilian hut about the' statewide celchratiom this homc garb fireside and on the platform and coming and will he no douN for in song and story their achieve-1 everyone is thrilled at heart to mats read of the dariny' exploits of the will be recounted through the years to come gallant fillows They have writ- ten their names indelibly upon the They have added laurels to honor roll of history anLI the old those won by their sires hefore' Thirtieth will live in Foul inern-ithm and they have done their: ory through the encration- to! utmost to make the )orld safe come I tor democracy A nurni)er of the home regi-! In the ranks which went out ments have alreay paraied in' from this state were hundreds their home state and this is he- upon hundreds of young men ing Written efforts are heing made from the mills and the mill coin-to have the war department per munitics Numbers of them haVC all of our home hiffys to pa- given their lives in the great' rade in North Carolina before cause of universal freedom the they are mustered out This If as others have acquitted themselves been done with various other out -I as true soldiers and they merit ir si 1 COMI GOOD SUCCESSOR SOON TO BE READY Salisbury April i-t---Mr It Roh- Durham April time ago orts who for the last lo years has Durham Hosiery Mill No 1 contracted been overseer of carding fur the Salis- for a I icw dyehouse This was started burytcotton Inilk has res4ned to ae- but dull the bad weather operations cept the superintendency of the Long wre SU91''t1tied HOWPVer the eon shoal Cotton mill Mr Roberts change tractor is now back at work and in it is a great loss felt by both manage- few weeks our new building wil be ment anti employes of the tnill espe- completed This addition will make the great gnott accomplished in the daily fur those employes who have the handling of our goods much more for th bleacheen wtr abou these capaigns was the worked tor jam Inany yla rs a convenient nd satisfactory especially fact that the habit of saving has Leen show their appreciation and great re- work 'Wh com fostered pkted thii will be a thrce-tory build- Many people who had never lwforr spect the card room employes in the put aside money bought savings presence of the superintendent and and he weil equiPped for dye- house purpotes Spot cotton Directory Spot I Geo McFadden Bro's Agency Bryant Agent Mason Co Cotton Merchants Char lotto ite 4 Vi "Z' Cotton Merchants Parker-Moore Co AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES (r1lar7 SP1 Poruvlan and Ch1nf-0 Croton Ad as Guaranteed Samples Submitted ott Itequest Give I's tt Trial CdENEICIL ItEPAIII Or LYEIN A SPECIALTY Southern Spindle ez Flyer Company Inc Charlotte it I1uthin4 V-Pres Seel IL Monty Pre9 Treal Cotton Merchants and Brokers 23 Last Fourth St Charlotte John Van Landing-ham 8: Son cOTTON AND P110K1118 ENCI1VELY 1207-1208 ndepentlenen 11 11 lg Clurlott IN Lamkin Co MMWMNOMIE011 Amor Iron Lnnfc StapIa $ort tqatirl IINOArl yin Cotton of ry Tioseription Cotton Merchants 215-217 'Latin Areadn IT Young 8z Tate Georgia Alatortma aryl 3119sNsippl Cotton Ako 1 1-8 to 1 3-8 Inch Stay lei Charlotte OP ALL DESCRIPTIONS For Ma nu fart urer Jobber Converter Exporters 111111Ing 1)11! Itkit stri1 and disr4atlizt(1 onil tht tox- milk 11cso rfiiii 1' tt-d GRANITE FALLS IVIFG CO ''1 11111l'il ('n' I -I FISHING NI UP LARGE 1-- i I'll 1 ri11-idil 010 WM 101i I0 whikh NEV 31JILDING thi nimii 11 mt 119 a 6Ival tt I iokA Mill 11t II --ft Sanders Orr 8: Co Cutter Co corroN CliarlotL Crompton Knowles Crompton KnovIrles COTTON 4 Fenner Gat ling Beane Cotton Future Brokers Member New Or team rittson New Orleans Beane Brothers Cotton Merchants New Orleans it Vitzgera1 toa it ut of: 11 Do 111 0111 i ow fortual section i Cir-toile Falls April the itivvr and Itkeri10 mill- 11 011 w11 lnuse our cluolovs1 next CO days the lloW building of the tho it I -'I -'s do opetati 11ilt own woo (laud vith fair Granite Valls Manufacturing company top-t itnationoti th it the c11 st ave loyal arta wish 01 et- i Will 10 (011111eied Alachinery for the be ols rv 1 and out id deference to opet It in the uplotilding of or Mil in- already lready been bought and it is xv11- sk di be don sehoct' il21 expected that the mill Wiii begin oper- LOom VVorks lipid ant it 11 Ito kS-111 6A1- iholAA- I A Ili''' IW' i41'Ait 110(1 i'- fliiiit'aiitAIL 1 atiOliS ill the early part of the Funinier sta1 4 1wa1'1 il 111 1y 1 t-'1 o10111o1 tNItitiltio ti()okaolid girl Granite Falls is one of the cleant es them mill towns of the state and located in 11tlf -IV will as ton! lt 1'Ilier education as they cant one Of the healthiest Worcester Mass I A-iiiiY WAI A-Aing Oa iA Ariol'1 i1 I ill sight of the towering nomntains ie waling to the Providence Philadelphia Pa Paterson to teach our young mon' where pure air in1 pure water abound manufacturing so Mr Warlich I Ph is in charge of mill as Aeell as the of Cotton len ilia tilev will 1 able to handle the! the rallite rdllf 1': II" "I'''': "I th' problems fill1 t) Olitillifaetaro tilti large mill at Dudley Shoals nearby ''f turel's faloa-s iiiih the south will be end he 11:154 a fine organization in both WEAVING MACHINERY ii Ncy' York ct April 3 tiled upon to make in the future tommunities: Many intrrovements '1 21 and '25 it the ital1tuf h(btk I Ad P-ro-t 0 war there were 132- itAVO been made in theso mill loealities dre--- will 1- toI10 on v-trious phaes co soindie3 io me world anti yet' during recent years Embodying the many attachments required for Air ctor 11 I1i1111011 tti 1 1:14 ItIlY spin '1IIIIIIIIAIll of in'ti pulf lia 50 1- dles i illiii have tit least AVestininster C--The overhy I special et ects as wel n-t as standard fabrics 't '1 l'01'O spinies and if A wail edu- Knitting mills have been incorporated III I V1 ti of the tivarantr c1 dec-1 mn cur youg of with a capital of l2norta to engage in Southern Representatives: I "'''i''' 7ss 1'-1- 11' 7 1i! ko ill see a glt expansion the manufacturing it knit goods etc of 1 I l'Nutt of the in he not far fikiAint lattire Overby and Carter Vest- ALEXANDER GARSED Charlotte Nnl''''41 Cii: hatls Nee' Yo! la Atl'f 'At is not the presidents and treas' minster and It Jayne9 NV alhalla1 01-r spa or I urei uoit whom the future de-1S are the incorporators It 1 0 r- t1 Charlotte Agency LESSER GOLDMAN COTTON CO 1)1C LT 21 111) St (111111W WiNMOME I OW MENEM EArl 6MIINNWmiD cf :1.