Salisbury-Spencer, North Carolina city directory [serial] 1919-1920, Part 26

Author: Piedmont Directory Co; Miller, Ernest H
Publication date: 1907
Publisher: Asheville, N.C. : Piedmont Directory Co.
Number of Pages: 310


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North Ward-R L Mahaley R K Feamster South Ward- J E Holshouser J W Rideoutte East Ward-R L Julian J C Bean West Ward-J D Heilig J G Crowder


POLICE HEADQUARTERS (207 n Main)


Chief-J W Kesler Capt-B W Hall


Patrolmen-J C Williams W M Julian Geo C Eagle JG Reeves J M Mahaley


FIRE DEPARTMENT (Headquarters 117 s Lee)


Chief-W A Brown


Asst Chf-J H Fayssoux


Sec-treas-J C Kesler Hose Co No 1-L C Shaver driver Hook and Ladder No 1-A P Hartline driver


FIRE ALARM SIGNALS


14 Lee and Horah


15 Main and Monroe


16 Fulton and Monroe


17 Bank and Ellis


22 Inniss and Caldwell


24 Kerr and Ellis


26 Jackson and Liberty


28 Main and Kerr


32 Main and Henderson


35 Long and Cemetery


37 Long and Council


39 Inniss and Shaver


43 Shaver and Horah


*48 Shaver and Concord rd


52 Park av and Shaver


54 Lee and Council


56 Main and Inniss


63 Kesler Mill


120 N. MAIN STREET


GENERAL INSURANCE, REAL ESTATE LOANS, RENTS Brown Insurance & Realty Company FRANK M. BROWN, Treasurer and Manager


Phone 8


M. H. GROVES, D. C. (KI-RO-PRAK-TOR) Office Hours: 9 a. m. to 12, 2.30 to 5 p. m.


218-219-220 Wallace Building


Phones: Office, 240; Res. 619-J


Rowan Motor Co.


Automobile Dealers and Repairers


SPENCER, N. C.


AUTO SUPPLIES


SALISBURY HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO.


Agricultural Implements, Mill and Mining Supplies, Roofing Materials, Stoves, Paints, Varnishes, Lime, Cement, Fertilizers, Harness, Buggies, Wagons, Gasoline Engines, Automobiles and Accessories


378


MISCELLANEOUS


64 Vance Mill


66 Whitehead-Stokes Sanato- rium (private) 68 Salisbury Mill


*72 N Main and 14th


74 Jackson and McCubbins


76 Fulton and Franklin


*77 Mocksville av and Craige


78 Horah and s West


*83 Boundary and Henderson


*88 s Fulton and Mitchell av


*98 Main and Bank


*Star before number indicates imaginary boxes


EDUCATIONAL SALISBURY PUBLIC SCHOOLS


School Board


Mayor-W B Strachan Chairman-R G Kizer


Sec-A H Boyden W N Wood- son Dr Jno Whitehead E B Neave W S Blackmer W M Ruth


GENERAL OFFICERS


T Wingate Andrews Supt Miss Nena DeBerry Miss Estelle Yarbrough librarian and office sec


ELLIS ST SCHOOL


(High School 304-328 n Ellis)


Miss Eleanor Watson princ Frank B John Miss Julia Groves Miss Flossie Harris Miss Nina B Horton Miss Hulda Lotta Miss J O Dunn Miss Camile Campbell Miss Nannie Hart W M Pickens Miss Sue Nash


GRAMMAR SCHOOL


WA Stoker princ Miss Lucile Lina Miss Mary Lang Miss Johnsie Coit Miss Sadie Kluttz Miss Sallie Lee Oakes Miss Ruth Harding Miss Carmel Rothrock


PRIMARY SCHOOL


Miss Gladys Jackson princ Miss Margaret Linker Miss Mary Moyle Miss Carrie Roberts. Miss Mabel Foster Teachers


INNISS STREET SCHOOL (301 E Council)


Miss Annie Rabe princ Miss Bessie Wright Miss Thelma Reynolds Mrs Nannie S Hill Miss Laura Linn Wiley Miss Olive Abernethey Miss Esther Smathers Miss Onalee Pettengill Teachers


WEST WARD SCHOOL


Miss Virginia Jenkins princ Miss Lois Campbell Miss Bessie Brown Miss Alice Mckenzie Miss Margaret Ramsey Miss Mildred Brown Miss Grace Tyson Miss Nell Haynes Teach- ers


KESLER MILL SCHOOL (Kesler Mills)


Miss Beulah Lyerly Teacher MAIN STREET SCHOOL (n Main)


Miss Annie Bostian princ Miss Annie B Cruse Miss Anna Holshouser Miss Caroline Mann Miss Julia Cooper Miss Edith Plummer Miss Ferrie Dorton Teachers


COLORED SCHOOLS


(Salisbury Colored Public School)


(nr Natl Cemetery bet Marsh and Thomas Sts)


L H Hall princ J W Hairston Sallie M Stephenson Mattie Bryant Minnie Fitzgerald Flora Bernhardt


THE SALISBURY MARBLE COMPANY CEMETERY WORK IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL MONUMENTAL MARBLESI No order too small or too large to receive our personal attention. 117 West Fisher St. SALISBURY, N. C.


HARDWARE


PHONES 81-82


WHOLESALE AND


RETAIL DEALERS


C. R. PROPST, -- Building Construction


All Kinds of Building Supplies-Office 203 Wallace Bldg., Warehouse (r) 108 W. Fisher, Phone 497


Phone 425.


MISCELLANEOUS 379


LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE PUBLIC (Union Hill)


A W Whittington princ Mrs Mamie E Riddick Mary E Dodge Marie Davis Fannie Clay tchrs


PRIVATE SCHOOLS


*Hood Theological Seminary, Livingstone College Campus, Rev W O Carrington A M, D D, dean


*Livingstone College-Monroe cor Craige; D A Forbes treas; W B Crittenden A M, science and chemistry; Rev J E Aggrey A M D D, English language and literature etc; Rev W O Car- rington A M, D D, dean; The- ological Seminary, old testament and literature; Rev W H He- brew A B, B D, bible history; J H Johnson A B, prin High School Dept; Miss Victoria Rich- ardson, prin Prep Dept, History and Math; Miss Mary A Lynch, librarian, grammar and geogra- phy; Benj B Church A B, Latin; Misses Aurelia H Williams A B and Gertrude Johnson, music; Misses Mabel Johnson, Minetta Noble and Josephine Price, grammar schl dept; Mrs Annie C Tucker A M, lady prin; E Moore M D, hse phys; P Wright M D, consult'g phys; J E Aggrey A M, registrar and fin sec


*Piedmont Institute-119 Con- cord; Rev A S Croom prin, Las- sie Haygood tchr


Rowan Business College-317- 319 Wallace Bldg, Mrs Ola Law- rason prin


Sacred Heart Parochial Schl -Council s e cor Ellis, conduct- ed by the Sisters of Mercy


Salisbury Normal & Industri- al Institute-115 s Jackson, Geo H Atkinson pres


*St John's Lutheran High School-123 s West; Rev W H Lash prin, Mamie McFair tchr


CITY GOVERNMENT (Spencer N C)


Mayor-R J Goode


Clerk-Jas E Connell


Treas-A M Suggs


Attorney-Stahle Linn Tax Collector and Marshall-


Jno R Cruse


Bldg Inspr-A L Long


Supt Water Wks-J R Cruse


Board of Aldermen


J D Carter, T P Fowler, A L Stewart, J H Benton, D Fulk J E Connell


Standing Committees


Fire-J D Carter Chairman Finance-J E Connell Chair- man


Water and sewer-A L Stew- art


Street-T P Fowler Chairman Sanitary-J D Carter Chair- man Police-D Fulk Chairman Park Committee J H Benton Chairman


Chief of Police-J R Cruse


Chief Fire Dept-H J Kester Supt Public School-H C Mil- ler


Chmn School Board-C H Vuncannon Solr Recorders Court-J G Hudson Elect Inspr-G N Cooper Plumbing Inspr-T J Benton


ROWAN COUNTY GOVERN- MENT


(Salisbury, county seat) Treasurer-W H Crowder Register of Deeds-J C Dea- ton


Sheriff and Tax Collector-J H Krider


CONCORD ROAD, near City Limits


W. E. MeWHIRTER


NUSSMAN BRICK & LUMBER CO., Inc.


I. A. NUSSMAN


Maynard Brothers


Sheet Music Musical Merchandise


TUNING A SPECIALTY


EMPIRE BLOCK


Grand-Upright-Player Pianos-


Electric-Orchestras and Organs LARGEST DEALERS IN THE CAROLINAS Distributore for The Acolian Vocalion


"THE PHONOGRAPH SUPREME" PHONE 464


BRICK MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN LUMBER, DOORS,


BLINDS AND GENERAL MILL WORK.


PHONE US


Salisbury Realty and Insurance Company


122 N. MAIN PHONE 256


GENERAL INSURANCE-LIFE AND FIRE Six Per Cent Guaranteed on Money Left in Our Hands to Loan on Real Estate


D


irectories


County Commissioners-H E Rufty Chmn, F D Patterson, G Y Thomason, C W Graham, C J Fleming


Keeper County Home-J L Rogers


Supt of Public Instruction-


R G Kizer Supt f Health-Dr C W


Armstrong


Coroner-D L Sides


Surveyor-N A Trexler


SERVICE


Rowan County Court (Office Court House)


BUT


P S Carlton, judge; T G Furr, prosecuting atty; J F McCub- bins, clk; J B Manly, dep clk, Salisbury; Hayden Clement, solr 15th Judicial District (6 coun- ties)


Expect


To Find


a


Benj F Long (Statesville N C), judge; J F McCubbins, ex- officio clk; J B Manly


Name


UNLESS


You


Know How


Rowan County Home for Aged Infirm


3 miles w of city; S S Stabler supt


Rowan County Farm Demon- stration Agent-S S Stabler


SPELL


IT


UNITED STATES GOVERN- MENT (Salisbury Local)


United States Post Office and


Federal Court House, Inniss n e cor Church, A H Boyden post- master and custodian, W F Rattz asst postmaster, Miss An- nie Arey and Miss Fannie G Goodman, money order and re- gistry clerks; Mrs Adelaide B Julian and Wm H Stoessel genl delivery and stamp clerks; Geo C Fisher, E O Milligan, W L Ross, J A Sloop and G A Trex- ler mailing clerks; L A Smith, F I Morgan, H C Carriher, N F Murdock, E A Lippert and D A Murph city carriers; HR Plaster railway transfer clerk; Floyd F Owens and Henry D Smith custodians' force.


Money Order and Registry Divn open daily except Sunday from 8 a m to 5:30 p m. All other departments open from 8 a m to 6 pm. No mail delivered to the public on Sunday except special delivery, hotels and dai- ly papers to box holders.


Rural Routes and Carriers


Route No 1-(Old and New Mocksville Roads) J A Sloop carrier; W A Ritchie sub-car- rier


Route No 2-(China Grove Road) A H Shoe carrier; J Leo Bernhardt sub-carrier


Route No 4 -(Trading Ford Road .; D R Myers carrier; Miss Mattie Chilson sub-carrier


Route No 5-(Wilkesboro and Statesville Roads) J F Broad- way carrier; W J Shuping sub- carrier


Route No 6-(Stokes Ferry Road) W R Boston carrier


To


Route No 7-(By Spencer and Sherrills Ford Road) J A Thomason carrier; J D Thomas sub-carrier


Route No 8-(South by old Fair Grounds) D Lee Canup carrier; Miss B I Julian sub- carrier


Route No 9-(Formerly Crav-


380


MISCELLANEOUS


Are For


Don't


Rowan County Superior Court (Office, Court House)


Courts are held in February, 3d Monday before 1st Monday in March; March, 1st Monday after 1st Monday; May 9th Monday after 1st Monday in March; September, 1st Monday after 1st Monday; October, 5th Monday after 1st Monday in September; November, 11th Monday after 1st Monday in September


PEOPLES, SMITH & MAIN DRUG STORES Salisbury's Leading and Largest Drug Stores


Keep in Touch With YOUR CITY DIRECTORY


Your City's Most Progressive Merchants


Thru a Salesman "That's on the Job"


MISCELLANEOUS 381


en N C) J C Agner carrier; L M Agner sub-carrier


Mail Messenger-Jesse Har- grove


United States Court, Federal Bldg, Jas E Boyd (Greensboro N C) judge; Wm C Hammer (Asheville N C) district at- torney; C A Webb (Asheville N C) marshall, H C Trott (Ashe- ville N C) deputy marshall; R L Blaylock (Greensboro N C) clerk, J B Gill (Statesville N C) deputy clerk


United States Internal Rev- enue Dept, Federal Bldg, Frank C Tolbert deputy collector


BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS CLUBS AND SOCIETIES


Salisbury Chamber of Com- merce-Community Bldg; H A Rouzer, pres; L C Wallace, v- pres; Theo D Brown, sec; S W Harry, treas


Old Hickory Club-Wallace Bldg (7th fl); Stahle Linn, pres; P A Wallenborn, v-pres; F L Palmer, sec-treas


Peoples Agricultural Fair Assn-office Community Bldg; A L Smoot, pres; Theo D Brown, sec; W L McWhirter treas


Salisbury Organized Charities -A Boyden, pres; Mrs M O Linton, sec-treas and supt


Salisbury City Civic League- meets once a month in Commu- nity Bldg; Mrs Edwd Miller sec


Community Y M C A Assn- 608-609 Wallace Bldg; H A Rouzer, pres; E M Hoffman, sec; W F Snider, treas


Southern Railway Y M C A- Salisbury av cor 6th, Spencer N C; B F Stevenson, genl sec; W H Lee and M J Henry, asst secs


BANDS


Salisbury Junior Band-meets Tuesday and Friday nights, 721 s Main; T R Simpson director


Salisbury Municipal Band- meets Tuesday and Friday nights, 2d fl Sanitary Mkt, 112 e Inniss; J Van Manford direc- tor


CEMETERIES


Chestnut Hill-s Fulton cor Johnson, M A Shank supt *Dixonville Cemetery-Con- cord cor Marsh


English Cemetery-n Church bet w Council and Liberty M A Shank supt


Lutheran Cemetery-Lee n e cor Cemetery M A Shank supt


National Cemetery-Railroad and Military av E R Fonda supt Oaks-Church and Liberty


CHURCHES (White)


Calvary Lutheran-505 Caro- lina av, Spencer


Chestnut Hill Baptist-719 s Main, Rev J L Kirk pastor


Christ Lutheran-220 Earn- hart E S


Christian Science-11912 W Inniss


Faith Reformed-Horah cor Church, Rev C C Wagoner pas- tor


First Baptist-Council n w cor Church, Rev C A Owens pastor


First Baptist-215 5th cor Rowan av, Spencer, Rev E T Carter pastor


First Congregational-Church and Parish House-Liberty cor Main, Rev W B Duttera pastor


First Methodist-211 s Church Rev J E Abernathy pastor


First Presbyterian Church- Innis cor Jackson, Rev Byran Clark pastor


First Presbyterian-113 1st Spencer, Luther Martin pastor Haven Evangelical Lutheran 215 Harrison, Rev G H L Lin- gle pastor


P IN ERFECT Work and Prices I


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U NUSUAL Prices and NUSUAL Workman- ship


M AKES ME THE


B EST Plumber and Tinner


FOR VERYTHING


and Plumb- ing at


R IGHT Prices and Good Workman- ship


SEE G. T. KLUTTZ


114 W. FISHER Phone 282


ELY JOSEPH


Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Shoes Ladies' and Gents' Furnishings


RESIDENCE PHONE 271.W


129 N. Main Street


SALISBURY, N. C.


Patronize Those Who Advertise in the City Directory of Your Home Town


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Phone 420


General Insurance, Loans, Real Estate, Stocks and Bonds


382


MISCELLANEOUS


Methodist Episcopal - 1100 Long, e Spencer, Rev S E Rich- ardson pastor


Mt Zion Baptist - 413 n Church, Rev F R Mason pastor North Main M E - n Main extd, Rev F R Richardson pastor North Main Street Baptist- n Main nr Vance Mills


Park av Methodist-Park av cor Shaver, Rev G W Vick pas- tor


Primitive Baptist-Lincolnton rd


Sacred Heart-(Catholic) - Fulton cor Council; Rev Antho- ny Meyer O S B pastor, phone 368; first mass 8:15 a m, high mass and sermon 10:30 A M, vespers sermon and benediction 7:45 P M; summer schedule, masses 7:30 and 9:30 A M


St John's Evangelical Luther- an-300 n Main, Rev M M Kin- ard pastor


St John's Lutheran-729 w Inniss Rev A D Johnson pastor


St Joseph Episcopal - 405 Rowan av, Spencer


St Luke's Episcopal-Council n e cor Church, Rev M H Milne pastor


St Paul's Episcopal - 940 s Main, Rev W H Hardin pastor


St Peter's Episcopal-229 s Shaver, Rev W H Hardin pastor Salvation Army-425 s Jack- son, T M Flowers adjt


Second Presbyterian - Ridge av, Rev C B Heller pastor


South Main Street M E-750


s Main, Rev A Tucker pastor Spencer av M E (South)-306 Yadkin, C M Pickens pastor Spencer Presbyterian-113 1st Spencer, Rev Luther Martin pastor


CHURCHES


(Colored)


*Church of God-25 Shaver e Spencer Rev Wm Lilly pastor


*Colored Episcopal-Marsh c Caldwell


*Dixonville Baptist-Rev A S Croom pastor


*Friendship Baptist-17 Shav- er, e Spencer


*Graham Memorial A M E Zion-721 s Caldwell, Rev Os- borne Russell pastor


*Primitive e Baptist-317 s Craige


*New Hope Methodist-800 e Salisbury av, Spencer


*Shady Grove Baptist-400 Long, e Spencer


*Southern City Tabernacle - (Meth), 36 Long, East Spencer, Rev H R Hawkins pastor


*Westminster Presbyterian- Church 1 s of Liberty, Rev J M Morton pastor


LIBRARIES


Salisbury Public Library- Community Bldg; P B Beard, pres; A H Boyden, v-pres; Mrs M O Linton librarian


*Carnegie Library-Livings- tone College Campus, Mary A Lynch librarian


NEWSPAPERS


The Carolina Watchman - (Semi weekly), (pub every Wed and Fri), 1181/2 w Inniss, W H Stewart editor and publr


Salisbury Evening Post - (pub every afternoon except Sun), 110 w Inniss, Post Pub Co publrs, J F Hurley editor and mngr


The Spencer News - (pub every Thurs), 104 4th, Spencer, A W Hicks editor


Yadkin Valley Herald-(semi- weekly), (pub every Tues and Friday), 110 w Inniss by Post Pub Co, J F Hurley editor


Shoes and Shoe Repairing :: Motor Cycles and Bicycles and Repairing : Guns Repaired : Keys Fitted


H. T. COOK


Phone 382


514 Salisbury Ave.


SPENCER, N. C.


HAMBLEY BROS. & CO.


300 WALLACE BUILDING


As the live wire which carries the current which turns the wheels of numerous industries, so does the City Directory carry the light to the buyer seeking goods in your line ::


MISCELLANEOUS 383


RELIGIOUS ORGANIZA- TIONS


Community Young Men's Christian Assn Community Bldg Annex (2d fl) P S Carlton pres, S W Harry v-pres, H J Knebel executive sec, W C Sifferd treas


SECRET SOCIETIES AND FRATERNAL ORDERS


Masonic (A F & A M)


Adrinarum Council No 2 (R S M)-Meets 2d and 4th Tues- day nights at Masonic Hall, 209 , Main


Fulton Lodge No 99-Meets 1st and 3rd Friday nights at Masonic Hall, 209 s Main


Salisbury Chapter No 20 (R A M)-Meets 1st and 3d Mon- day nights at Masonic Hall, 209 s Main


Salisbury Commandery No 13 -Meets 2d and 4th Monday nights at Masonic Hall, 209 s Main


Spencer Lodge (A F & A M) -Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday nights at Wachovia Hall


BPOE


Salisbury Lodge No 699- Meets every Wed night 209 s Main (2d fl), T W Summersett exalted ruler, W C Maupin sec


I O HEPTASOPHS


Francis Council No 928 - Spencer N C Meets every Thurs- dav night in their hall


Salisbury Conclave No 436- Meets 1st and 3d Monday nights at 105 w Inniss


INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS


Beulah Lodge No 226-Meets every Friday night in their hall, Spencer N C


Gordon Lodge No 168-Meets every Monday night in hall at Hedrick Block


North State Lodge, No 26- Meets every Tuesday night in hall at Hedrick Block


Salisbury Rebekah Lodge No 31-Meets in I O O F Hall 2d and 4th Saturday nights


Spencer Lodge No-Meets every Friday night in Wachovia Hall, Spencer N C


Rowan Encampment No 34 -- Meets 2d and 4th Friday nights in hall at Hedrick Block


KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS


Rowan Lodge No 100-Meets every Monday night in hall 101 e Main


Salisbury Lodge No 24-Meets every Tuesday night in hall 101 s Main


MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA


Salisbury Camp No 14540- Meets 2d and 4th Tuesday nights Wachovia Bldg


WOODMAN OF THE WORLD


Chestnut Camp 625 - Meets every Monday night at hall 73112 s Main, A A Hartman sec


JrOU AM


East Salisbury Council No 38 -Meets every Thurs night in hall 11112 e Inniss


Winona Salisbury Lodge No 18-Meets every Tues night in hall 11112 e Inniss


Spencer Lodge No 174-Meets every Tuesday night at First Natl Bank Bldg


Salisbury Lodge No 26 - - Meets every Wed night in hall 1111/2 e Inniss


R. B. BRITTAIN, Proprietor


Brittain's Shoe Store [


112 S. Main St, Salisbury, N. C.


Phone 318


Whole Family SHOES for the


EMPIRE DRUG CO., Inc.


"THE STORE THAT APPRECIATES YOUR BUSINESS"


Two Phones: 177 and 178


214 S. Main


THE WORLD IS YOURS Fortunes, Unlike Rome, Are "Built In a Day." The World Stands Agape at the Wonders Which Advertising Works. DIRECTORY ADVERTISING IS JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING


We Know What


Printing Actually Costs, as -


Our Prices Are Based on Scientific Not on Guesswork System-


384


MISCELLANEOUS


POS of A


Washington Camp No 24 - Meets every Mon night 1111/2 e Inniss; F J Morgan rec-sec, W A Daniel fin sec


D of L


Salisbury Council No 54- Meets 2d and 4th Thurs nights in each month at hall 1111/2 e Inniss


Washington Council - Meets at Natl Bank Bldg, Spencer


DAR


Elizabeth Maxwell Steele Chapter No 440-Meets once a month in Community Bldg, Mrs Geo Fisher sec


UDC


Robt F Hoke Chapter-Meets once a month in Community Bldg, Miss Julia Crouch sec


GUOOF


*Silver Reef-Meets 1st and 3d Monday nights at their hall 1281/2 n Lee


PEELER'S


PRINTERY


D. V. Peeler Propr.


Wallace Bldg.


Phone 500


A. H. Graf, President N. W. Collett, Vice-Pres. A. E. Davis, Sec'y and Treas. THE GRAF-DAVIS-COLLETT CO. INCORPORATED BOX SHOOKS, SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGS, LUMBER, INTERIOR Phone 93 TRIM IN PINE AND HARDWOODS Salisbury, N. C.


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SPECIAL ADVERTISERS' DIRECTORY


What's In A Name ? Perhaps More Than You Think


It was the learned Paul who said that a good name is to be valued more than riches and 'twas no other man than the great Shakespeare who said, "Good name in man or woman is the immediate jewel of their souls." But these are deep thoughts of deep thinkers, briefly expressed in words and do not apply in an ordinary sense to names in their varied forms or the general usages to which they are put.


CAN NOT DO WITHOUT NAMES


Names are in vogne everywhere. The world would be a complete failure without names, for there would be confusion that would far surpass the tower of Babel incident. The world could not do business; nations and empires could not progress, for men could not communicate with each other and the lover's ardent appeals would be no more and the world bereft of love.


NEEDED IN EVERY RELATION OF LIFE


Hence the world cannot get along without names. The success of the educational world, the religious world, the social world, the commercial or business world, depends on names.


CAN NOT TRUST TO MEMORY


The time was when the ox cart was a satisfactory means of transporta- tion, but the dark ages are gone and the ox cart has given place to the Automobile and Railway trains. The time was when a successful business could be conducted in a 2x1 shanty made of pine logs, thatched with a birch roof; when window panes and plate glass were unknown. But all of this has given way to the modern store of glass front; brilliantly illuminated by in- candescent lamps. The time was when a man could figure up his accounts in his head or by making notches on a stick; but now is the day of the Adding machine. For now, the world is too large, too big for men to trust entirely to memory. Many a time a person wants to know where such and such a place of business is, or where such and such an article may be purchased, or where he can find the address of this or that person.


WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW


What do you tell them? What is your answer? Do you know yourself? These may be rather pertinent questions but they are things you should know, and the answer is easy, requires only three words.


THE CITY DIRECTORY


A valuable book you ask? Well, yes. We venture the assertion that outside of the Bible, there is no book in such general use as the City Directo- rv. Does every one use it? Well, no; there are some who can't and there are some who do not use it as they should, neither does everyone use the Bible but that is not our fault. We can not compel people to use the Directory any more than we can compel people to read the Bible. But we do not hesitate to tell every one what a good thing it is.


ARE YOU UP TO DATE


If you do not use the City Directory in your business-all we have to say is-wake up friend and get out of the rut, you may be doing very well but is this the limit of your ambition? Why not do better? Modernize your business by adopting modern methods.


THE CITY DIRECTORY IS ESSENTIAL TO EVERY BUSINESS MAN. DON'T BE CONTENT WITHOUT ONE.


The House of Directories E. H. MILLER, Mngr. Asheville. N. C. P. O. Box 952.


When Writing Advertisers Please Mention The Directory


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READ THIS


Advertising is what nothing was ever sold without. If a loaf of bread is sold to a tramp who managed to glom onto a jitney, it had been advertised by the tramp's hunger and by somebody who told the boob where the bakery was. Or by the window of the bakery itself. There isn't a human being who doesn't believe in advertising. If he really doesn't he had better commit suicide. And that will give him a lot of publieity that nobody ean cash in on. Even the fowls of the air and the beasts of the fields believe in advertising; the cackle of the hen proclaims to the world that she has produced another egg for the cold storage and the whine of the cat at midnight hours is a signal of distress. The man who claims not to believe in ad- vertising is a-well, you know what Ananias was. This boob is too anxious for everybody to tell other people that his place is a good one to trade. But ain't willing to give the advertiser anything for telling the other folks. He is, to use a modern term a something-for-nothing tightwad. The man who puts on good clothes advertises his own respectability, and expeets re- sults in the shape of the respect of others. The man who dresses poorly because of necessity or purposely, advertises his poverty and expects results in other people's help or contempt. The doctor claims it is unethical to advertise, but he wants the newspaper to mention every time he has a case. The same is true of the lawyer. In fact every honest person wants the right kind of advertising. Only dishonest persons are afraid of it, and they get it anyway.


TO GET GOOD ADVERTISING-TALK IT OVER WITH THE DIRECTORY MAN NEXT TIME HE IS IN YOUR TOWN.


When Writing Advertisers Please Mention The Directory


SPECIAL ADVERTISERS' DIRECTORY


The Eureka Drug Store HANNUM and RICHARDSON Proprs.


PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED


YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED


128 N. LEE ST. : ยท PHONE 622


Pneumatic Water System Phone 516


M. L. GANTT


Plumbing, Roofing, Heating and Sheet Metal Contractor


119-121 W. FISHER ST.


SALISBURY, N. C.


Commercial Service Co., Inc. 66-67 AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK BLDG.


Any Directory published furnished at publishers' prices. Special Mailing Lists furnished at reasonable rates.


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When Writing Advertisers Please Mention The Directory


AUTO STORAGE BATTERY COMPANY


Batteries For Sale, Rent, Repairs and Recharge


Phone 20 111 W INNISS


The Peoples National Bank


OF SALISBURY -- >< Capital and Surplus $175,000 Resources $142,500 4% On Savings YOUR BUSINESS APPRECIATED


You Should Be


Photographed It Is a Duty You Owe Your Family


Alexander's Studio Phone 248 % 2042 SO. MAIN ST.


Room and a Bath for a Dollar


Two Biocke from Depot


HOTEL FORD E. W. BRADY, Mngr. EUROPEAN PLAN


CAFE AND DINING ROOM IN CONNECTION Hot and Cold Running Water


Private Telephone in Each Room


SALISBURY, N. C.


C. D. KENNY COMPANY B. G. MCMILLAN, Manager


WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Coffees, Teas, Sugars and Rice


108 S MAIN STREET Phone 40


Robinson Crusoe advertised by hanging out a rag - but he got what he wanted a ship. - Your chances of success are ten to his one.


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