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10 days Friday May 16 th to
Mosiday
M
ay 26tfa
10 dayi
l name only a tew or the items here, everything must be sold at a great reduction.
entire stock must go because I need the money.
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CLOTHING
$15.00 Sus for $T.9S
$10.00 Suits for.. $5.98
$7.00 Suits for $3.48
PANTS
$1.50 Pants for. ....98c
$2.00 Pants for $1.48
$3.00 Pants for $1.98
$4.00 Pants for $2.98
SHOES
ESMCOTT JOHN'S AX SHOES.
$2.00 former price now. . .. $1.48
$3.00 regular price, now ,$1.9S
$4.00 former price now '.$2.98
$.:.00 Sale price $3.68
HATS
Mens. Ladies and Children Hats all
must go below cost.
HOSIERY
Men's. Ladies and Children hose, 3
pair for 25 cents.
DRY Goods
Dre3s Gingham 12 1-2 val. for 8 l-3c
Dress Gingham 8 l-3c ralue for 5c.
GROCERIES
35c Coffee for . ,25c
Standard tomatoes, 3 cans 25c
Pie Peaches, 3 cans , ..25c
String Beans, 3 cans 25c
Baking powder, Snow King, 3 cans 25c
3 packs Arm & Hammer soda for 10c
3 cans Hominy for 25c
Pure Sorghum Sjrup 1 gal cans 50c
gal Pure Sorghhum Syrup... 25e
1-:
Sheeting Cloth
S l-3e ralue for 6 l-4e
10c ralue for 7a
MEN AJTD BOYS SHIRTS.
$1.00 shirts reduced to 79c
50c shirts for only 39c
Best American Prints reduced from
8 1-3 to 5 and 6c.
STETL ENAMEL.
14 quart dish pans for 19c
10 quart wash pans for 19c
$
ONLY ONE DOLLARS WORTH WILL
BE SOLD TO ONE CUSTOMER
FMIK
This will be the greatest f7
omugmti ijaic ever fJUlitiU Oil
in Henderson ville.
Everybody must come to
this BIG SALE.
You will meet all your -J
friends at CARSON'S BIG
SALE.
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and wagons at great reduction. Cross Ties in exchange for trade
45c for 1st class and 25c for 2nd class, 43c cash fisrt, and 20c cash
for 2nd class. Tan Bark $8.25 per cord cash or $8.50 in trade,
Chestnut wood $3.75 cash or $4.00 in trade. Popular wood peeled
$4 50 cash or $4.75 in trade.
The Big 10,000.00 Stock
of General Merchandise Must
be Sacrificed for 10 Days.
Come everybody, you know
Carson's old stand near the
Depot.
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HENDERSON VILLE NORTH CAROLINA
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NORTH DANA
are
Business
M en's Requirements
i 1
You requires, first, that YOUR
$ANK alhjaU be absolutely sale.
And that it must be prompt, con
aiderate and decisive in its deal-
intga withiyou. That it be progres
sive, and enter systematically into
your business plans. That it be
conservative, as a safe balance to
your emthusdasm. That it be large
enough, to inspire confidence, but
totot too; large to be interested in
YOUR welfare.
Thia Bamfc meets these require
aaenlta fully, tod invites the patr-
lo&age of conservative business
mea.
P. E. Durfee, Presu
C. E. iBiriook Cashier
E. H. Davia, Afist. Cash&ar.
Of Henaderstowviae, N. C,
WILLOW NEWS
The -farmers of this pUce
very Ibusy planting corn.
W. F. G-ibba celebrated ih,is tsixty
fourth, birthday Sunday. The din
ner wais one of the finest (ever
known in North Dana. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. John Gibbs land
son; Mr. jand Mrs. Theodore Gibbs
and three children, from Hender-
sonville; Mr. ,nd Mrs. iH. C. jGtibbs
and children, Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
Elliot and children, J. K. Kin and
two eons (from Dana. The house
was tastefully decorated with
snowballs and roses. Aid who were
present had (an enjoyable time.
Calvin Hill of Saluda visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. jHill,
Sunday.
Case & Freeman, are doing a .good
business "here.
George Brown of Upward passed
through our iburg Sunday.
Frank a;nd A. G. HS11 of ISaluda
are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Hill, of this place.
Rev. C. D. Cole preached at. IRef
uge Sunday. ,
E. S. .Hill, who hias been Iram ih
sick list for some .time, is -slowly tTf - ' eW membera a
recovering. We hope soon to taken' m lmaat evei7 weck-
him out again. ,
Miss .Blanche Elliot spent Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. iW. F.
Gibbs. ,
The Farmers Union here is pro
gressing nicely.
John Summers amd H. C. Gibbs
made a flying trip to Horace Sat
urday on (business .
W. F. Merrell of Ottanola was
here Saturday.
is
J.
Sunday school at this place
progressing foiicely .under Supt.
P. Jones. i
Richard Allison spent Monday
night at the home of C. C. Hug
gins. Mr. Allison thajs gone into the
real estate ibusiness here., amd we
wish him isuccess.
Elijalh Cantrell (is on the isickdist.
There will be preaching on the
first Saturday and Sunday of each
month at Beulan church.
Otis Huggins is at Union, S. jC.
conducting the sinsrinsr in a revival
held by A. O. Allison.
R. S. Sentell made a business trip
to town Friday.
The farmers of this place are
through planting their crops.
Joe Huiggins made a short trip
to Tuxedo Sunday.
Rev. E. D. Corn is on the sick
list. .
C. C. Hugging is at Greenville
this week. t
Jason Huggins has returned from
Atlanta and faitends ep ending the
summer here.
Frank Huggins home from Col
umbia.. S. VC.
The F. E. and C. U. 4s. progress-,
in here. New members nrp
clear
ETOWAH NOTES
(Intended for last week.)
The farmers of this Beet ion an
very busy plainting corn.
Miss Evelyn Johnson maid a tflv
ing yisit to (her mother last (week.
Misses Beulalh and Anna Lee Hol
bert visited Mifcs FdiffK tti,0
Sunday laisit --
John williaaiia bias been
at Hailfour lor ithe three past fSurW
oayra. l i
There was an all-day singing at
Holly Springs April BO. We had
a large crowd, a good dinner and
plenty of pretty girls.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Ham are now
occupying their new residence.
J. L. Parris visited his father recently.
M. G. Sentell and family have
moved to sock town.
The knitting mill has just start
ed up ; listen at him toot his whis
tle. The Farmers Union lat I.ilttlAttiv-
er seems to be rolling forward.
Rev. P. R. Young and A. B. Corn
are very busy pruning and snrav-
ing their fruit trees.
' given,
Nicholas Sentell is evea years
old and is the uncle of seventeen
children.
Judson MoOrary is a miller, but
he hasn't got wings and can't fly.
A. B. Cora, is justice of -the peace
on Jeter.
Thomas Hamilton is back firom
Sunburst. Guess he didn't like the
water out there.
O. W. Sentell visited his father
Sunday.
The following tale is told by J.
M. Anderson:
"One morning as I was going
hunting I met Glover Sentell: so
we went on together. Seeing a
squirrel on a tree, I aimed my mus
ket at it. Just then a hawk anfl
two crows in contact with, a buz
zard came in contact with my aim.
I pulled the trigger, and killed the
squirrel, hawk, crows and buz-
"J5ut that . is inot all. The gun
lucked me back on Glover, li-rm.
ed him on my dog, and knocked
me aog unto a big yellow jajeck-
exs nest."
ECHOES
NO OVERDRAFTS
At a recent meeting of the Board
of Directors of the First 'Bank and
Trust Company, the following res
olution was adopted:
"Resolved, that whereas the ov
erdraft feature hias clearly been
proven to be an injustice to the
stockholders, to the other depos
itors, and to the drawer himself
the officers of this banfc ut
by ordered that on and after the
10th day of May, 1913, (they allow
tno over drafts on the books of
this institution."
This has long been a custom that
has worked against the best ir
terest of toe banks, as well an
their customers, and in passing
thia resolution the dirororfl fool
that they have taken a btep that
w prove beneficial to bota the
bank and its depositors.
Senator Stii-adley &s one of the
thousands of readers of The Times
who were pleasantly surprised at
the mammoth size of last week's
paper. He always reads The Times
carefully because he knows it's
worth while. He got his copy Sat
urday .night and took it home to
read Sunday. He was heard from
about the middle of the week,
when he said that he had been
reading .the paper for three days;
and nights -and was not quite
through. v
B. P. Pace is thinking fcf enlarg
ing his house. He has not yet fi
lially decided; it depends on jThe
Times. If The Times publishes an
other edition aa big ais last week's,
Mr. Pace says he will (just simnlv
"have to build a bigger (house bo
as ito read the paper 5n comfort
P. B. GIBBS & SON
Groceries and Feed
AH Goods always Fresh
Peaberry Coffee 28 cents
(equal to any 35c coffee)
Sugar 251b for $1,25
4 1-4 lbs for 25c
Ballards Obelisk FIour,85c
Other prices in proportion
P. B. GIBBS & SON
Opposite Court House
SWEET POTATO SLIPS.
For Sale, Sweet Potatoe Slips,
"Nancy HaU" Und "Queen of the
Soutih."
W. C. Moore & Co.
Phone 282, 2 Tixa.
TWO REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS
100 Acres mountain land. 12 m,-iop
from Hendersonville: 25 acres ?
IX J- .
uuiuvawon; 10 acres iru pasture,
oaiance mi Woodland. Pine place
LUl Iru11 ana vegetables. pv,
room weatherboarded log dwelling,
Dara and ahop; 30 bearing
apple trees; good roads, good com
munity. Price $1,000 upon the fol
lowing terms $500 cash, baln
in five equal animal payments.
4 Vacant lots (1 aQre8) Laup
el Park near car line; beautiful
building site, good shade, good
place for garden, , A bargain alt
in price of $1,000.
STATON & RECTOR
a.
W. P. BANE
Contractor and
Builder
Estimates Furnished
Highest Class
Work Only
Office in Peoples National
Bank Building
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
Dr. Carson has
moved his office
across the street
into the Ficker
Building; over
nendersonviUe, N. C.
J. O. Will iams