The Sentinel from Winston-Salem, North Carolina • 10

16. THE TWIN-CITY DAILY SENTINEL, WINSTON-SALEM, N. DECEMBER 3, 1914. ('Hanlon's Toilet Cream THE BEST KNOWN PREPARATION FOR WHITENING AND BEAUTIFYING THE COMPLEXION AND SKIN PRICE 25 CENTS O'Hanlon's "IS THE PLACE" Frank Vogler Sons FUNERAL DIRECTORS AUTO AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 53 Our Personal Attention to All Calls, Day or Night. WHITE STAR OH A Fine Norway Mackerel and North Carolina Roe Herring.

The Sugar Bowl Auditorium Building Corner Fifth and Liberty HOME MADE CANDIES PACKAGE CANDIES SODAS, ICE CREAM, ETC. Have had many years experience in candy making. Every piece absolutely pure. For young or old, our candies are the best. E.

K. POLITES, Proprietor Dr. A. S. Mitchell SPECIALIST IN FITTING GLASSES Once: Elmont Theatre Bids.

Charges for Glasses Reasonable. Phone 1210. IF IT'S GROCERIES YOU WANT CALL 082 J. A. HOUCHINS CO.

ERVICE for Business or Pleasure." Call Sloan at The a Motor Company. Phone 254; Residence 1343-J. STOVES REPAIRED Have your old stoves put up and repaired by R. J. JORDAN CO.

PHONE 1119-J Corner 4th and Highland Mrs. W. W. Pegram, of Elkin. in visiting her parents, sir, and Mrs.

A. H. Wall, on North Cherry street. MUTUAL AS DIS TRICT AG CM I IT'S HIGH TIME Your order for Special Ruled Blank Books, Loose Leaf Ledgers, Binders, for your January 1st requirements were placed. A.

G. Gordon Co. Same floor with Winston Printing Co. Telephone 1701 SPENT HIS BOYHOOD DAYS IN GREENSBORO Greensboro, Dee. -Greensboro was well represented at Raleigh last night for the presentation of the 0.

tienry memorial to the state of North Carolina. Among those who went were Mayor T. J. Murphy, City Clerk J. 8.

Michaux, Dr. W. P. Beall, Dr. E.

R. Michaux, R. R. King, E. P.

Wharton and J. A. Barringer, O. Henry William Sidney Porter, was born in Greensboro and spent his youth here, He clerked for a.long time in his ta ther'a drug store. Many people who lived here in those days knew him.

Several recall having been in school with him. In those days Porter evidenced no signs of being a writer, but his tendencies were in the direction of caricature. It WETA his chief tine to draw caricatures of local people, and they afforded 110 end of amusement. Dr. C.

Alphonso Smith. of the University of Virginia, who made the principal address last night, was a boyhood friend of the Porters. ile is now preparing a biography of the great master of short story. Will Resume Full Time. Manchester, N.

Dee. The Amoskeng Manufacturing Company, employing 6,000 operatives in its toxtile milis here, announces it will resu'ne on a full time basis immediately. For several months the mills have been' running only on four and a hall days a week. We Say Take Your Choice The Edison Diamond Disc The Victrola or The Grafonola All good. Come and hear them play; judge for yourself.

If you like the Edison, prices are $60, $80, $150, $200 and 8250. If you like the Victor, prices are $15, $25, $50, $75, $100, $150. $200 and up. If you like the Columbia, prices are $15, $25, $35, $40, $50, $75, $100, $150, $200 and up. A good and varied selection of records for either machine.

Huntley-Hill-Stockton Co. Undertakers Phone 144 Ambulance LITTLE SENTINELS Council Meeting. The Council the Lutheran church will meet tonight at o'clock at the parsonage. Condition message was received here this moraing from Salisbury stating that W. Staley, who la a patient in the hospital there, rested well last night and her condition this morning is very much Improved.

Class Meeting. -The Junior Fidelis class of the Salem Baptist church held their regular monthly meeting at the home of Miss Mary Sue Clinard on last evening. After the business HON refreshments were served by the hostess, The next meeting will be held at the church. First first patient 13 be treated in the new colored hospital in connection with the Twin-City Hospital was the negro Whitten who was shot on the Southbound Railroad Tuesday night. He WAR carried to the hospital immediately upon being brought to the city by the surgeon.

Office largest ship ment of steel office equipment ever placed in the city is on display in front of the Barber store this afternoon. It consists of thirty steel fire proof cablnets, with ends and some extra equipment, representing a value of over thousand dollars. It was purchased thru the Barber store by the Wachovia Bank and Trust who will have it placed in their vaults in the building. Damage -Attorneys Sapp McKaughan have started proceedings in the superior court for Thomas Mer. ritt against the Forsyth Manufacturing Company for the recovery of damages for persona' juries alleged to have been received by their cient whil operating a machine In the defendant's factory.

The complaint alleges that the machine was in bad condition and that on account of this condition the accident occurred in which the plaintiff received injuries to his right hand. Mr. Merritt is asktng tor a verdict of $2,000. Go to New and Mrs. J.

H. Bennett, late of Portland, Oregon. spent a few hours in the city yesterday en route to North Wilkes. boro. Mr.

Bennett was chosen recent M. E. conference as presiding elder of North Wilkesboro district. and will enter upon his work at once. He is a native of Haywood county Mrs.

Bennett of Lincoln county, but they have been in the west for six years. Mr. Bennett was pastor of the M. E. church at Spokane, Washington, for three years and of the church at Portland, Ore.

for three years. Doing Nicely. -Dr. John Bynum, who is attending Miss Lillian Rogers and Mr. Frank McRae, who were injured in the auto ambulance accident on Sunday, reports this afternoon that both are doing very nicely, tho they are still suffering from severity of the shock and bruises received.

He states that their condition is not serlous, and that a few days of perfect rest and quiet will permit them to 1 be up. Miss Rogers is at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L.

Rog ers, on Highland avenue, and Mr. Me Rae is at the home of his mother, Mrs. S. E. McRae, 317 Seventh street Mr.

McAlister's Mr. W. MeAlister, of Greensboro, who is to deliver the address at the courthouse on Saturday in connection with County Progress Day, has written the committee that while he will have much to say that he hopes will be of interest to the people of the county at large, he is especially anxious to have a representative number of the progressive citizens of the city at the meeting during the period of his address. Chairman Ludlow states that his address will be placed to come on the program about 10:30 and he is expecially anxious to have a large num ber of the business men of the city as well as the ladies of the community present during that period. To Be Entertained.

-The boks of the Fairview branch of the Young Men's Christian Association will be entertained at the central association tonight. Supper will be served at seven o'clock, after which the boys will go to the gymnasium for some athletic work. The work at the Fair view branch is progressing nicely, the boys taking a great deal of interest 111 the work there. on Tuesday and Thursday night, and then going to the central association each Saturday afternoon and evening, where they en joy the gymnasium, swimming pool and other privileges of the associa tion. The supper this evening will be served by the domestic science class of the high school.

Series of Lectures. -It has planned to have a series of lectures delivered by prominent citizens 0 the city to the senior class of the high school upon subjects of interest and importance. This feature wa. introduced into the school last year and was an important part of the school work and very popular with the pupils. The subjects for the series will be as follows: Genera! Government, North Carolina State Suffrage Qualification Government of American Cities, Re.

form Movementa in American Govern meat and The Congress of the United States. The first of this series of lectures was delivered this morning by Mr. E. Y. Yates on the subject of General Government.

Mr. Yates pre sented in a forceful, in teresting manner and his hearers were much pleased with the lecture. Sudden Nancy Eliza beth Schott, wife of John W. Sohott. died suddenly at her home on Mar shall street Thursday afternoon at four o'clock, after" an illness lasting less than day.

Mrs. Schott was two years of age. She is surviv. ed by her husband and four children. Mrs.

John Burton, Miss Ruth Schott and Mr. Reginald Schott, of this city, and Mr. John 10. IS hott, of Atlanta, Ga. Mrs.

Schott was a consecrated. faithful member of the Home Moravtan church, and a loyal member of the Berea class of the Home Sunday school, and other church organize tions. She entoved a large measure of the love and esteem of a wide eir ele of friends. The funeral will 1 conducted from the residence by Rev. K.

Ptohl tomorrow afternoon three o'clock. E. S. PORTER SANITARY PLUMBING AND HEATING. Repair Work a Specialty.

Phone 1420. 6 CENT IS BETTER THAN 4 PER CENT Mortgage Trust Co. MASONIC TEMPLE TELEPHONE 870 Have your old shoes made new LINVILLE 130-132 Cor. 4th and Elm EAT MORE BREAD LIVE CHEAPER Winkler's Leaf Made The Home 10c Solves Bread Problem SOLI BY ALL GROCERS Improving. -The many friends of Miss Elate Wilson will be pleased to learn that she is improving.

She is in a hospital in Baltimore. Surprise Tuesday evening the friends of Mrs. D. Foster gave her a surprise party, the Occision being her fifty -seventh birthday anniversary. Mrs.

Foster received many beautiful and useful gifts. In the course of the evening delicious cake, coffee and fruits were served by Miss Lillie Foster, Misses Frances and Julia Woolschlager. Mrs. Foster's many friends wish for her many more happy birthdays. THE WEATHER FORECAST Washington, Doc.

The weather forecast for North Carolina says. Showers tonight and Friday, moder. ate, variable winds. Day or night for Jack's Limousine service Phone 20T; residence 350-J. You can get Kern's delicious candies at Welfare's Drug Store.

Fresh shipment each week. For dry wood, phone 367. 8. L. Hicks, corner Church and Seventh.

You will use no other fuel if you give gas coke a trial. The Gas Co. Phone 52. Clinard's Window Shades "a shade better." A warm room in a few minutes with a Reflector gas heater. The Gas Co.

Phone 52. A match with an heiress certain ly seems a lucky strike. $5.00 REWARD. Lost about October 10th, white and black setter male pup, about six months old, and November 22 one blue male setter. I will give $5.00 reward for information leading to recovery of either.

Oscar phone 861-J or 266, Box 320, Winston N. C. PERSONAL MENTION. PERSONAL MENTION. Misses Hallie and Bertha Adama went to Rockford yesterday to visit their grandmother, Mrs.

Wilkins. Miss Clara Stanton, of Point, dance who has been visiting her cousin. Miss Jessie Stanton, returned home yesterday afternoon. W. F.

Ragland, of Rural Hall, was business visitor to the city yester day. Mra. C. F. Morrison.

of Wilkesboro, passed thru the city yesterday en route home from visiting friends in Charlotte. Attorney W. T. Wilson returned on Tuesday night from St. Louis, where he had been 011 professional business.

Yesterday he went to Rural Hall on business, Rev. T. A. Williams, late pastor of M. P.

church at Thomasville, passed thru the city yesterday en route to enter upon his new charge at Mocksville. R. 1. Williamson made a business trip, Mr8, to W. Mount L.

Airy Hutchins this left morning. this morning for Elkin to spend several days, the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Il.

Wilmoth. H. G. Chatham went to Elkin. this morning.

He was accompanied one of his customers. C. C. Bedeyer, of Philadelphia. L.

G. Waugh, of Dobson, returned home this morning after a short stay 111 the city. Prof. E. L.

Starr returned this morning from Raleigh, where he attended the meeting of the North Carolina Literary and Historical Sock- Misses Mattie Ziglar and Pauline Holden, and Henry Tate Holden turned this morning from Richmond. where they spent several days visit being. Mra, E. T. Steele, of North Wilkesboro, passed through the city today en route home from visiting her YOUR FAVORITE CIGAR And in the right conditiontoo green, not too dry--just as you like them.

Always an unlimited stock. OWENS DRUG COMPANY THE REAL DRUGGISTS It's Easy To get what you want -when you want it in Quality Printing. Winston Printing Co. "Quality Is Economy" EXCLUSIVE AGENCY IN THIS CITY FOR Park Tilford's FAMOUS CANDIES HUTCHINS' Drug Store "On the Minute Service" Next Auditorium. Phone 141 parents, Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Griggs, at Mayodan. Miss Serena Dalton left this morn ing to visit friends at Chapel HIll.

TARDY GENERAL DEMOTED; FOILED RUSSIAN SCHEMES London, Dec. 3. The Mornings Post's Petrograd correspondent say he hears that the Russian general Rennenkampf has been superceded because he was two days late in ing up a position through which the German armies in Poland were to have been hemmed in. This the correspondent says rob bed Duke Nicholas' strategical scheme its full success a week ago. entalled a week of heavy fighting and resulted in the hurrying up of large German reinforcements.

FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPECIALS AT EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE. A collection of "between season" specials. Underwear for cold weather at lower prices. Two thousand ladies' and children's coats at manufacturer's cost. All long coat suits at half price.

New fur trimmed suits reduced. Entire stock of shoes reduced in price for Friday, Saturday and Monday sellIng. cent bargain counter of ladies' shoes and other big attractions are told about in a page advertise. ment in this issue. 1t NOT TO DELAY U.

S. SHIPS UNDULY Washington, Dec. Ce. cil Spring-Rice, the British ambassador, delivered to the state department today a note containing the assurance that Great Britain does not intend to delay American ships unduly in searching them for contraband. elites condition.

tun about 2300 mites. Address care Sentinel. Pair of Shoes Free. See the -Ovet man in our window: guess how far he will walk in twenty- four hours: your guess in the box at our door before December 12th; for the nearest guess we will give a pair of famous correct, Walk-Over shoes free. Wright's Shoe Store.

Buy flowers and pfants at Kenny's store every Saturday evening. NOTICE. Notice is hereby given applica tion will be made to next legislature to amend the charter of the City of Winston-Salem. (Signed) 0. B.

ENTON, Mayor. WANTED- AL once, position sales. lady: salary no object Hen Employment Agency, over People's National Bank. FOR SALE Five passenger Ford, first- a great no of on of holiday have not the on Firs Perlite pot is molds: closes many them. have should they good Pay it accounts No they been how there accounts.

put Let push our ow a response that of did people Over into not he of I Our Cigar Stare Cigars of known excellence and quality. Cigars that absolutely alright. These you will find el here kept condition in regular boxes. in peter Also in attractive packages for the trade, right. Buy your cigars where the most are sold.

Thompson's Oldest Drug Store But Most Modern GET I IT AT WATKIN Get that Victrola for Christmas Your whole family will be pleased on Christmas morning to find a Victrola in the home. The Victrola is a worthy addition to any home. It's music and enter. tainment are al. ways welome, and there's surely 110 better time to get a Victrola than right now.

Come in today and see about your Victrola and we'll arrange to deliver it any time before Christmas. The instrument shown above the Victrola XVI, $200. Other styles $15, $25, 40, $50, $73, $109, $150. Victors $10 to $100. Terms to suit your convenience, if desired.

Victor Come in and hear the December Records WATKINS BOOK STORE THE BARACA-PHILATHEA UNION MEETS TONIGHT The last meeting of the BaracaPhilathea Union for the year will be held at the West End M. E. church this evening al 15 o'clock. This will be alt important meeting in that the annual election of officers will take pince 111 addition to planning some of the work to be done during the coming year. An interesting program has been prepared for the meetIns and a large attendance is earnestly desired.

Following is the program: Selection by the chorus choir; song by the congregation, led by the choir: selection by the West End church male quartet; invocation; organ volun tary; open forum, discussion on "How Shall We Make Better the Social Life of Our City?" song by the congregation, led by the choir: plans for winter. Mr. C. M. Bagwell: selection by the West End quartet: announcements by the president: benediction.

I BAZAAR. The Ladies' Ald Society of Fourth Street Christian church will have a bazaar on Friday at Huntley-HillStockton Public Invited. He Walks While You Sleep. Guess how far he, will go in twenty. The -Over man in our window.

four hours; put your fuess in the box at the door; you get the pair of the famons Walk-00 shoes that are to be given away cember 12th for the nearest correct guess. Wright's Shoe Store. NOTICE M. W. OF A.

No. 14375 will be Thursday night. spectal call meting of M. W. of A.

December 10, In the over E. J. celo's store. Business of importance, All members are urged be present, LEE STEPHENSON. Trustee.

Buy flowers and plants at Kenny's store every Saturday evening. MERCHANTS APPRECIATE RESPONSE TO "PARA To the hare Week" and the spirit Up merchants out 04 helped The meted outstanding that he the appreciate number past made and But settled. been accounts still are this that are part number While and have paid, tomorrow Up Week reason why those ba there is them an accounts should not doubt pay many as they can. certain counted apart, but one 11 the get the fret -expected to, do SOmE money get to pay that most It bills I merchant the December, due 0 by the pas monts perchants just will help Work. as curing that every close as counts of the Many bbe by their old act chants dit they respected before during they would should te Week.

these clated and they are should Every to Pre this thine time help to fort and now prat habit of APPRECIATE 43 possible, See the Walk Over Man. of Wrights In the far will Store: your twenty-four put you mAT A the box shock free pair BENEFIT IS BEST NUTUAL George to Side DISTRICT AGENT PRO TO Ha stat effe foul the ISO WO DI mi 101 A.