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uinan t rrk. : torwld n it ndrlet ordlCi : i and : nU T i ad 8war 'ins w i 10 it of, ler. , f as o in loct Gala Ion : Bro' rem nn 9 the j uesd, the r w ni . i EIGHT 3 1 a r ui A I SE 1 r rxeserve i iciub r I wr: i id 1 When lhat boy 3 ' Arrives 8 I 'SSl He's an exp.sive little chap. He often I M ! a- n I urn "Th Old Reliable BATTERY PARK BANK SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT E4wtn CUpp Khoea for men When Winter Comes You'll be so busy stoking the fur nace you won't- have time to , spend in selecting the good Shoes you should have. Better step in during this pretty weather and let us fit you prop erly and be ready for the cold and bad weather. Shoes for the family. . .as often as it has been said, there is nothing which so expresses the completeness of our stocks. You'll like our service . . . our nodest prices for finest quality. ome in today. . . .NOW! " Clements & Chambers -Leaders In 41 rtton A. GROUPING of NEW STYLES at $3-95 FALL SHOE STYLES We are proud to he able to offer you such values .is well as the best styles of the season .it prices that you can afford to purchase two, three or f'-ur p.'irs, supply your season's needs. . Black, Gray and Beautiful styles in Tan combin ationf. Patent and Suede conl- Strap Pump hinations x $3.95 $5.75 THK IIOMi: STOKF IS BII.TMORE AVEME rhonc SSI K DUMiU:n, Vtnv. Hp's nn expensive little chap. He often costs father a good deal of monry erpecially during his first two week?. Of course he's worth many times his weight in gold. But it is fortunate when his financial demands have been provided for. There's enough to think about, without the discomfort of hav ing to scrape to pay bills. . T. COIMllM khoe for woraeo Footwear - Avenoo " i.m"i.K rmrrs' -WITH Till; THE Take for the liver Be war of tmltation. Demand the genuine la 10c and 35c pack go bearing abora trad mark , MtlXt'K OK WALKS" NOT ( AUAI HIT A SHOT j j I.O.VDON. Oct. 24. The J'rince i of Wales established another Kro.u bond of sympathy with thousands of his countrymen recently when 1 he duffed a shot that was h'-aid around- the golfer's world. This J happened the latter part of .Sep tember at .St. Andrews lus he was "playing himself in" as captain of the Koyal atyl Ancient (iolf Clul. I Today thousands tof duffers at ' solf are rejoicing at tho enrich ment of the gulling vernacular by n phrase used on a course near l.omlon, shortly sfier the 'news had been received of the I'riiica s ordeal lit St. Andrews. A player i sclaffetl his shot and remarked. "Ah! that was a Prince of Wales!" This phrase Is likely to be gen erally applied to a drive which moves a considerable ruitnin! n' turf as well us thj noir ball. rm ni r ine inarm 01 a Clear, Smooth Skin nd llou lo Auaiii It. Kv.iy one knows tlm added i oarin of a clear, smooth skin a Mimplexion with the tint of youth fulness. .1 lint how to snccessful!v char the i-kin of unsiKhtly blem ishes has been Ihe K.eilrw desire .! w onie;; for aues nilick and White l',-ailly lileaci, is a delh-rit fully perfumed cream that will ( miivt pimpl.-s, tan. sin and wind freckles iiml similar con. 1 iexlon hh-mishes make the ski'i clear, soft and youthful. Clack end White Soap will aid I'liinlv l.le.irh i'l removlni? sk i lleniish-i and its regular use w.i! keep the skin in perfect c foil. All t;,iiij stores can supply with .U-;nt.ty Cleach at iiOc a Clack and White Soap at -lake. Mil) viri jar- Moiw fl .SUCCE.VS'ULLY THEATEO .n- -.r JURt CALOPtRATIUrr HENRY FAliiXANDER M.5.5PfCWU3l W WOJNCH AVE. KKQXV1UJLTE.NIi MUTT AND i : I ...n. -r-u- - :'i-i . itLiue I I nvl ! A TAMCRV C1.UB.' I'll Ha Al IWn'C FCLL0WS SOM-C r start fore HoA .' lllacl. ami W hile I oilct Ilcipii sifi. are sold all over ihi' world. Aihl I i -T?sr . t i ... ,T. ifl,7-Ts . r-w Mmm t 1 I r A5HLVIILE CITIZEN, THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. Ml, flFMASE HUM BIG FIGURE ENGLAND OF LATEI TJneinplovxent and Hi?h Prices for Liquor the Cause of Drop. i Ity ui lie astullisft- . r 'nt is . . ' aku ' -.i ii ilr oi v, i'Ii the '. hi experts ; r this diup , i p; tor the i' s' ,en- . i . ill ! high Lob t J i ' mil: 1 art wh. 'I : ill kit. h.iS .1 : -'ll ' a:iHfaC.hlll U,. iir hi i '.: lt--t. 'ho th.it :j In i ,.-ult of thi-ir Tii- il..i :i.- .irni'un i to t aiming i laini cfTortK. .' j.i.'tO.- (nil from ,. :-i timi. of 193, ; Ouo.OOU. The lorff"t falllnc off l shown ' In th i onsiitii I'tion of tieer nnd hud si'lrrs. whiU- wine and cld i us show a eiilwtantial Increase. I" h.ibly d.H- :o thcr low coat. The export :' nplrit Win treat Ilntalii f:i.liil lt InKh'ft mai during tiiii )rlod since America went dry. Inct o mlna l"i per cent. Tho larast Jin rease was In export to Canada. But England is mill recovering from the war nnd there Is econ omy in drt-Hs as in other things, vith thf M.-ii;; tin: now in-ro is wldcsiucad n-'- of th dinner jRcket. The f.- dirlators have decreed that for the . imunK win, tcr dinner co-its will he dressier than ihoe pi t -i iouf ly worn i:i Kngland vit:i wide silk lapels, hroad nhniildeis and a .-.lf-t de fined, hut in-: 'on fi.iin-tliun,- and with no iir.es sucKestin stitTnes.s. However. Knelaml frowns upon the soft 'Inns which the warmer weather makes popular, and ven necessary, in America. Likewise the double collar with iho dinner coat is harmed, despiti the fact that such a prominent personage aa the Karl of Ualfour always wears a folded one which looks like a modified Kton. lint styles In Knwlaad follow royalty latlitr than diplomacy, and On. i. mmi n' .1 ml handsiiire lrince n' Wales Kiiild )i:ive the l!eau Jirummels ot' the Capital wearing kimonos and mrhans. '. he di-sir- ed to set w.u-i a new Myle after his recent Cistern trip. Women's sijles uau.ltteilly no I longer emanate from loyal courts, : hill the mi r.'s do. in Kt.'-rlaud. It Is remembered :hai the 'riuoe's Illustrious g.-.mdfath-i. Edward VII, liniaM'. ;.! the Worlds bill- torn waist co.it button wlien nisi increasing .-o piib ncy neces.-ii.ited j greater rouniuiu.'S at the wai.sl line i and young and rdd. fnt and lean, in England, liave been wearing the bottiini uaist coat button undon,e ever since j The Prince's f.i!li.-r a Is . recent- j ly conti -United to the -style of the i world by appearim; at a race course with his trousers pressed at the sides ini-tiad of the front, but this innovation by the Kim; has not succeeded in supplanting the ti-neial custom in this Conn er of wearing the trousers tin- j I res .. I. The afre old fiirht between man ii',. I inn 'nne has broken nut in the K- .,i Imp fields where thousands of Condon's p'Hircr population, ti.l.ln-.; their annual holidays, ar pe-king Ihe pungent clusters which ihe tii" b.isi- rif England's heavy Thee holiday workers are tin in iinis over the introduction of a m ichme modeled after an Ani'-i iciii invention which does (lie woii( of n. score or people apj can be operated by n woman. H is just loo years ago this month that another "Yankee c m tr-iption." known ;is the threshing machine, was introduced into Kr.g- i la nil's ;:i ri cult ural eoun!l--s. re.sull ! is in a niini.-itu-e revolution. C-i -borers assembled in gre.it hands i anil traversed the country In search Of their mechanical enemy. destroying- the machines wherever found. .Many of the rioters were Indict-, cil In Ihe Norfolk Sessions and senteived to Imprisonment. One eountiv Squire, anxious to afford rlief !. the- farm laborers, sent a i -ii-cttl-ir to his tenant in Suffolk recomnioiidinu; thnt they abstain mm the use of the threshing ma chines. Then arious farmers' 'or ganizations decided to introduce the machines gradually and the bibnrers, as usual., found other work to exercise their muscles. ... Iintrl.-ind has losf ni'inv athletic honors i.i Atnerici recently but still maintains marked supremacy nt women's hockey. The Ameri can crirl--' team which visited Eng land last year made a very poor showing, not being victorious in a single contest. The Enulish wo IWHb - -however - Hm s lom -tr t h-rm -selves willing to help build no the gmie in Arner rept-i'-.en! in;f tl men's Hockey for ih- Cnile I tho invitation . Field Itocki y Altiri'iriii u':l pi'riod of tun I'.ii'i Engl a circuit co'.' schools and a im-I live exoerts 'l l-:'-K;!.inil Wo A y - -" i . i ! 1 1 l : , sailed " i : -s ! i -t. w eek a t i!ie Coiled St -i t I'M oci.-it : l the ont!is. expri" i '1 a res. cos for h will l;M!M I. hii ve f of Mirhal' Still Is AV" d I' ll nnd S i : sale ! tti'ire JEFF J'fl' 0Ut tTH6 PH6N SCRVicf th Tli if A M.S snuxe VI ; limuuko.! ii ,!v . 1 Ivfjgr. s-Sea K cut F - ..,,rv.." Jti -. f v- --l CHfTSC- t kvnrisji-,lsHnthw w' i i ..lL1.T VAt, 1 (1 vtZTy -r l i .. ins. "i imjs - -v-----: . - t -i jmjrA. iim -i i-l. V l --Jl - I 1 r - y- vj.,,T..' I . - Ww r , . ' I 113 I . J T " A "N. sHowssncmi cow s IN EXPORT THE world in the 'r tiiTivuine- i". Need MultipUcatior i Table f M to Compare Pre-war m,,k fn n. v.hou form, exported Activities from the rmtM tuH from the AC . "I beginning of the r to date . Th.'in roun.i terms. lm.uii,0u. 1,1 NKW VOUU. " - -Tt!i!hrm" vrr IMS aln Ih total American must Mill use ihe hen- ' ( y' ...ulf.Ml.cn. . .. ""I- "If " ne at- ' " f f ... t. lupin ul-rouit to 'I-'- I1,r- tli yi srs. W hi to b expecti Kreord of tit of New York i.th-r Bel Unn emilicitU ie:u iis Tho Trade! National City HanK ' thHt thtt row ofi of tht? world would j in to tln-ii' pri'-warj nan. s ar n ' i e mm -," o. .. t Ain'ticuc -,i i products hull: up during the w.,i- war would 'yield to domestic ir. -eure, It Is n fact thnt vir expoits of roiidensert milk in the fiscal year 1!!2 was in quan-j I ity IS jlmes as much in the year preceding ttje war. Curiously, adds The Trad Record the total' amount exported in the ilsi.nl. year ' 1922 was also mine than in the year 1921 but of course much less! than In the chwing yearn of thj war itself in which milk from the, I'nited Stiite went for use of thei armies and otherwise to nil parts of Kurope and also to certain oth-J er countries which had formerly j drawn their supplies from Europe. The surprising feature of the 1922 exports, add The Trade Rec ord, is their log total as compared with pre-u.ir times and the very -wide distribution which extended to not onh every grand division but in fa. i to over lt) countries and colun.es The official record of experts of nmdenscd milk for the calendar year lUL'O. the latest for which details, are available, show exports of condensed milk In its various forms, "condensed sweetened, eiaporaled unsweeten ed.' and "dried and powdered." I'ntil recently the class known "condensed sweetened" held the lead in exports, hut in very recent years the "evaporated unsweeten ed" is far in excess of the "con densed sweetened." while the third group "dried and powdered" is ctmiparatn ely new in the govern mental record of exports. Of the single group, "condensed sweeten ed." the export in lDill were dis tributed to 23 European countries, 3ii American niunt,rios, 20 irt Asia fand Ocerua ind nearly a score of countries and colonies In Africa while numerous small islands and colonies -ire also included under tile general1 grouping of "Cither Hritish and Knsi Indies," "Other liritish and West Indies." "Erench ! Oceania, and 'Other British Oce jania." so that the number of po- "'" u,"ls wmcn me proauci .innrjiun C"W ill o until mill ed is considerably over lf0 A large proportion of this com paratively new product for foreign maik:s, condensed milk in Its vnr.oiiK forms, originates in the Upper Missisippi Valley and in cluding Western New York and Pennsylvania. The finalities of condensed milk distributed even in the fiscal year 1322. when the foreign demand was of course far less than during No more . ihetimatism Kjujjennj Has gone jrom yourjace, mother! S. S. S. Is the Creat Builder of Red Blood -Cell, and Rheumatism Must Go! Just Try Itl "IthotimatLsra ? Me? No. Indeed, It's nil none, every bit of it! It's sun shine huu Joy for me now for Ihe first time hi years. I feel s wonderful lury iignin 111 the free motion I used In have when mv days were younirer. I look at my hand and think of the j twisiH and swellings they used to naye. 1 bend way over to the floor. I haven't pen able to do that. In many years. 1 ii n thank P. H. . for It all! To me It was n rising sun ef Joy and 11b i orty. Brother! nui sisters In misery, do not elese your eyes and think that health, free motion nnd strength are ipiiip. from you forever! It Is not so. It Is here and now for all of you. S. S. S. Is waiting to help you." There is a reason why S. S. S. will help you. When you increase the number of your red-blood cells, the entire system- - undergoes a treojemleus -change. Kverylhing depends on blond-strength. Klend which is minus safflclent red ed) leads to a long Hut of troubles. Rheumatism is one of them. S. 8. R. Is Ihe great blood-cleanser, blood Imibler, system strengthened nprre in vijtorutor. It steps skin eruptions, too, pimples, blackheads, acne, bolls, eczema. It builds up run down, tired lien nnd women, beautifies eomplex l"in. makes ttje flesh firmer. Start S. s. p. today. It is sold at all drug stores In two sizes. The largrr size Pottle is the more economical. ffj makes yon feel . ul tihn ii,iiiprof 1M -;- htts. BIG viHeeie; me - - ruppp ,v RuT- oN AFiew IV .nitiatc-o l ) 26, 1922. the Wit were to .ermim 00 pounds: to the Uniied King dom 5! OOO.O.W; to Frame. I"- MoV; to It.OJOOOO i" Cuba uoO.ihmi; to the I'hilip I'i ' Islands HJ.OiMi.tiOO; to China. " So0 00. nn.1 to JPM 10.OUC.000 r.,..i. The prospective perma ri! nun . nence of this new flid for our domratlc products i a' wtiutr.l hy the fuct th.it the quantity of i""K now expmt-d to Asia alone in more 'han t lit sent lo ,n" f"r,' K" j ,.!., ,w.,iU;o o( hit n Utile nmre !,.,-. $l...-..000 Mr prior to the :ir. m CUTICURA re Over Arms, Body, Limbs. Itched and Burned. - "I bad a breaking out of little wa ter blister on my wriet. They kept spreading until they were all over my arms, body and limbs. The itching and burning were so severe that at times I could hardly Und the pain. My hands and arms aroarted when I put them In water, and at night I could not rest. "I read an advertisement for Cuti cura Soap and Ointment and sent for a free sample. I purchased more, and after using three cakes of Soap and one box of Ointment I was healed." (Signed) Mrs. Theresa Reynolds, Elliott, West Virginia. Give Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Talcum the care of your skin. Sunri.tMkTMkTll.il. Acl'lrem:"Ctteir.l.k. r.wrta, Dnv , llillu).. Km " SW mrr- i a iu. ..' wl SA T.lm.Ki. C.tloura Soap Miito. wiiuoui nui, 9mm WATER BUS Bal Hilt' I I The Simplex Heating Had S Responds With S OhiSuchaComfort" 'V S1MPL1 ELECriUC HEATING PAD Drives Awav Pain Asheville mm Salesroom 102 Patton Ave. -V , i THE NEVHALLOF FAME OF CONCERT AND OPERATIC STARS GIUSEPPE DAN IS E hens. For Sale By Retail Dealers "Quality In Feed 1$ Economy In Feeding" J. D. EARLE FEED COMPANY, wholesale Distributor THE SWANNANOA - BERKELEY A Modern Brick and Concrete Hotel One Block from Public Square Ashevllle, C. C. Kurnpenn Plan Table d'Hote Breakfast Hates: 11.50 per day and nn Dinner r Supper, "5 . W. C. HAWK, Mtrr. - Electric Speed tojhe Hurry Call for ! Relief From Pain reliever and bed warmer. cord switch, even in the dark. get one or tne Desi made. Power & Light a iiRii iiiiRaiiimn AMAT '.irnj-pe GOWNM fJt:D i m ambulancg! hi 4 Premier BarttoiM MttropoUtan Grand GHra Compaat City Auditorium Toplght at 8:30 Records on Sale 'at Chas. L. Sluder Co. 20 South Pock Sq. AsheTllle, X. I". B HUN WICK. PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS 3 Ubiko Buttermilk Egg Mash . , . . - - sf The world's record for laying hens was. made with this feed. An average of 252 eggs per year with a flock of 90 J This downy,, flexible heating pad i is a boon and blessing, both as a pain i ThfPf hat Irvur moinm nnA ll ..-UUV.W, AWT, 1IIV.U1U111 UH" - high, instantly regulated by handy Does not use any more electric cur rent than an ordinary Mazda bulb. When you buy a simplex pad, you i Telephone By BUD FISHER 4
Asheville Citizen (Asheville, N.C.)
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