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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBtR 27, ISttZ. FIVE ,.....- - I 1ABH0TH FURNITURE STORE Buy liow, If you wish to save, at they are advancing in price. . :, f ' J. L. Smathers & Sons IS Broadway. ." 'Phone 226, 24-26 Lexington. HAUjOWETENV DECORATIONS HAIXOWE'EN FAVORS PREPARE FOR HALLOWE'EM If there is any doubt a to what to have for the Hallowe'en Party, our attractive line will furnish all yoa need. . CUT-OTTTS. larse variety, 5c, 10c anfl each, and 5c and 10c box. GROTESQUE MABKS, be. luc and 16c. tjREPE PAPER FESTOONS. 10c, STUEAMEHS. 15c. HATS 10c. iANTRNS, to put over electric fights, 25c each. 'CONFETTI, 5c and 10c packages. .. , fLOWKRS AND FOLIAGE FOR DECORATIONS. Dc and 10c. " . ROGERS BOOK STORE Office Outfitter. 17 Harwooe- at. Ainevlll. W. C.. whtm M HARDING HAS NO AG FA mr ni iiiivr It fLfiWD LI CAMPA All Members of His Cabi net Will Take Part in Speir Binding. WASHINGTON. Oct.' V (Hy The Associated Press.) AlthoiKh President Harding la making no plana to t ike personal Jiart in the polite. rnmpalgn, virtually every memler of Ms Cabinet, ac cording u statement's today, will lake the stump between now and election day to auk for a return of a Kepibhcan Senate rnd House. Kxteimlire trips are In prosaect for severnl members of the Presi dent's official family whose speech niuking tours will Cover nearly ev ery section of the country. The effort, it appears, however, will tenter In the East, New England, and Middle West, but some speech es will be made la other parts of the nation according to present plana. The President's friends say he sees no necessity for going person ally to the country for an endorse ment of the Republican adlnlstra tlon. Although he Is participating In campaign councils, his associ ates eay he is not likely either to make any partisan speeches or is sue any statements asking for elec tion of Republicans. His views are represented as voinciding with those of his party managers who tire averse to the Issuing of piny appeals from the White House. The Cabinet, however, with the single exception of Secretary Mel lon is preparing to do Its share through speech - making in tlie fight for Republican victory In November. Few of the depart ment heads have made fixed specking engagements but' have ar ranged to be away from-Washington or in a position to alt the regulsr array of party aeell bind ers at the peak of the battle in JOURNAL SHEDS LIGHT;' ON THE DEATH OF COOK y Blow on Head and Stab in Neck Caine as He Was Defending Self. SYDNEY. N. 8. W. Oct. !J-"An Chiropractic The Key To Health. Dark days will soon be turned Into sunny days If you will allow Qilropractlo to solve your health problems. See your Chiropractor Drs. Tucker & Tucker ' CHIROPRACTORS V X-Ray Equipment Phone 5837 321 Haywood Bids. AshevUle. N. C. ten CONSTIPATION BILIOUSNESS Headache INDIGESTION Stomach Trouble ' -SOLD EVERYWHERE- late October and the first days of lmmrmnt manuscrlpi. the original November. lournal kt hy Lieutenant James The only definite .peaking date ,,. Bl)afl the II. B. M. P.. made so far by Becretary Hughes l,lgcov'.yi wnlch was a compan- ASrtEVILLC'S INOUSTRIAl BANK 10 Government Street SAFE II Pays . SOUND lit'. STRONG I! On time deposit. Harmon MI'ler, Pres. Chas. O. Lee, V,.Pres. 8. Llplnsky, V.-Prei. 8. L. Forbes. Trsi I . . In M " J is at Boston where he Is scheduled to speak October 30. In addition to a full list of can dldatea for House seas. Senator Lodge, the Republican floor lend er In the Senate and Chairman of the powerful Foreign Relatione Committee, is a candidate for re election and It may be supposed that Mr. Hughes In his Boston ad dress will touch upon the admin istration's forelg npolicles. Mr. Hughes, later n t"he week i f the 30th probably will visit New York and New Jersey. Secretary Weeks will precede Hughes Into Massochuaetts, having, accepted and Invitation to speak in Boston October 24. Attorney-General Daugherty has definitely echeduled only two plst form appearances during the cam paign Chicago on October 20 and Cannon, O.., October 21. It Is said, however, that undoubtedly tho Attorney-General will make other speeches. , No fixed dates have been an nounced for Secretary Denby but he Is scheduled to leave Washing ton on Friday for Detroit to at tend the Pulitzer races and a brief participation in the campaign in his home State is expected The Navy Department head plans also to make a tour of In spection of the Boston and Ports mouth Navy lards in about two weeks. This trip, it ' said, proably will include several campaign speeches but cepted no invitations, The state of Secretary Hoover's health requires thyit his contem plated tour be shortened, It was announced today. His physicians have ordered that he limit his campaign tour through the Middle West. . Trips farther Into, the West are contemplated for Secretary Pavla and Secretary Wallace, the former having accepted engagements to go to the Pacific Coast. The Agricultural Department head wllj make a stumping trip at the request of the Republican Congressional Comtnittee which Is to include speeches at Columbus, O., October 18; Cincinnati, Octo ber 19; Frankfort, Ind.. Ootober 21 and St. Louis October 23. Secretary Fall who already has left Washington for his home. In New Mexico, will participate in the campaign only to a limited ex tent aoid In the lnter-mountaln dis trict, - ion nhiii to the Resolution, com manded by Captain Jamea Cook on his last voyage around which end ed on the Island of Hawaii, where he met his death, has en pur chased by the Mitchell Library t Sydney, the repository of many valuable papers on Australian his tory. The Journal, which never has been published, throws new light upon the circumstances surround ing the death of Captain Cook. It said that the explorer had gone ashore to invite the King of the Island and his sons to discuss the theft of a cutter belonging to the Discovery. He was returning to his boat with King Kerrioboo when he was killed, according to the Jour nal. "Captain Cook was about to give orders for embarking when ho was provoked by the Insolence of a man armed with sr thick mat and a long spike." the Journal reads. "Captain Ceok fired at this man with small shot, which neither penetrated the mat nor frightened the Indian, as was expected It would do. Another man with an Iron apear came near Mr; Phil lips, who, suspecting; his Intentions, drove him back with the butt end of his musket. "Captain Cook, who had a double- barreled gun, Immediately fired with ball. The sergeant said he had shot the wrong man. whereupon he told the sergeant to shoot the right one. The Indians Mr. Denby has definitely ac- fav vo"y ot "tone a"J marines to fire. The Indians gave back, but advanced before the marines had time to load. The marines were obliged to tyke to the water. , Captain Cook was struck by .ah -Indian and he turn ed to beat' the assailant back with his musket. He received at tho same moment a blow on the head and a stab with a spike In the neck, which tumbled him Into the water. Unable to swim and stun- Here Is A Sensation In Dresses One group Dresses in Tricotine, Jersey and f QC Silk, value up to $20.00. Friday and Saturday 03eD COATS! COATS t! COATS!! I styles, in the newest material value up Of all sizes and to $39.50. Friday and Saturday Higher priced Coats Reduced Today and Tomorrow $23.50 15 i nn Fe,t ,la,s' yuca up i $6.ioo. do Mr 1UU Today and Saturday !- 40 Biltmore Avenue. CADISON'S Always Lower Prices. BfeaaJSBBBBBBBBBBBBBSnBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBajBB 1 a Sale o f 3C V II A rr . J7 nr PI rv fl TV .tVtff f " .Mivin.u jL.vwy x im pure all-wool Plaid BlanketS not too heavy. but closely woven to insure the greatest warm-giving qualities. They and sm all blocks such as'white and pink, black and white, tan and white, black and red and. grey and white. ' An extraordinary ' - y";-y:-'- S7 MS value at . . v. . ; . . : . . 4 . . . ... . .... . tL f . . . . 2-ih-l Woven Blankets . A closely woven Blanket containing about 40 per. cent wool; ideal for porch use. Beautiful bordered designs in nearly all shades. 0O QC Priced special , . ' y v ' 3PtfOtF y Cotton Blankets Very Heavy , Grey and tan, plain and bordered. Ideal for outdoor usev (IJO QQ Priced Special ...... .. Dd.UV THE PATHWAY OF ECONOMY LEADS T6 OUR BARGAIN dAoLMcjiI , -10-12 Patton Avenue ' Dr. Ethel Eisner CHIROPODIST Devoted to the Scientific cai-e ,of the Feet. i r'y ' nOCRS: 9-1,' 3-6 13 Citizen Bldg. 25 Haywood St. Telephone 3728 v . ' 1 American Cpffee A bejttcr coffee- at the better stotw Mr Young A, Crlffil Coffee Co In NcwTock ned by the blow, he turned toward the shore and a number of the Indians surrounded him and drag ged lilm tui the rocks, where they beat und stabbed him in several places, snatching the daggers from each other out of eugernc!s to have their shine In killing hiin " Q. Which ftate leads in the number of camp sites for auto mobiles touring the country? W. P. L. A. California has more camp sites for tourists than any other state. tCKED IN SEALED, SANITARY CAITOHf RED CROSS MATTRESS Is a bigger value' to day than ever before. To avoid substitution, the name, Red Cross, is woven in the ticking. Made in the , South . .. . fry the SOUTHERN SPRING BED CO., Atlanta, Ga. JIM WW whwbkHBJWP Introducing the New "COLLEGE GIRL ! Strap ramps - Made Ezpreuly for Pollock'. at $a Hosiery To Match Our Combinations They are among those distinctive de partures from Summer styles you've been awaiting these "College Girl" Strap Pumps. A Sandal effect that comes m one or three straps. The One Strap ... Now Ready t All Brown Russia, Patent Leather with. Ooze calf trim, Dull calf with Patent Leather trim. In one wide strap "with Buckle. Welt Sole and Military heel. , ' - The Three Strap Now Ready: Russia calf three straps with light fawn Oore trimming. Welt sole and Military heels. Same in pat ent Leather. . . i - Hasan Shoes ' - '' Nik Cantilever Shoes TWO FLOORS OF SHOE SERVICE- Do It Yourself bin FLOOIt Wr MADE IN EIGHT COLORS THE DURABLE FINISH-- If TEUBritRif Proaduajr and Walnut --vr sv cktscal, col fTfTS! Phone 3581 Windshield Specialists The Burning Question?, Is before you. Shall it be coal, wood, or oil? What ever' your decision we are prepared to furnish just the thing' you want. If you decide to burn coal use a VORTEX DOUBLE DOWN DRAFT HOT BLAST HEATER put in leas coal and take out more heat. ' If you decide to burn wood use a VORTEX or RICH MOND Heater made especially for this purpose. If you decide to burn 61 use a PERFECTION OIL HEATER it takes less oil and gives more heat than any ordinary oil heater on the market. " Besides Heating Stoves we have a full line of GRATES, Andirons, Fenders, Spark Guards, Coal Hods, Coal Vases and anything you will need in this line. Northup-McDuffie Hdw. Co. Headquarters . 72-74 Patton Ave. - ' Telephones 142-3771.' 'look For The White Trellis" There's a FLOWER gift to J fit EVERY pocketbook. THE FLOWER SHOP 5 Middlemount Gardens 45 Patton Avenue . ' . Phone S71S The Asheville Telegraph Florist rsSlBBBaa WEDDING GIFTS Should be Chosen with Care So as to Avoid Duplicating IN OUR GIFT DEPARTMENT You will find numerous articles of t .; imique, character, that will make excellent Wedding Gifts without the possibility of duplicating, as many of, them are odd pieces, both in domestic andT imported - goods. The stock is new, well selected and includes some df the latest creations on the market.
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