Thursday, January 20,..1910u
THE ASHE VILLI! GAZETTE-NEWS.
page nvz.
Your liair is Worth It
Afraid to use hair preparations? Don't know exactly what to do?
Then why not consult your doctor? Isn't your hair worth tt?
Ask him if he endorses Aver s Hair Vhtor for falllnn hair.
Does not Color the Hair
Social r
Happenings
English Ladies "Traders.?
While we are confidently Informed
through the large metropolitan papers
thnt are trying to Rei accurate Infor
mation on this Important subject, that
th" cost of living in England is Jess,
proportionately, than lit our own com
panies, even the women of title In
EnKland are In these .days earning
comfortable Incomes or accumulating
fortunes by "going Into trade." Lady
.Affleck is Bervlng In the costume de
partment of a west end London shop.
Lady Duff Gordon Is the famous
dressmaker, known as "Luelle."
Countess Fabrlcottl set up as a mllll
11. t three years ago In a little shop in
Smith Moulton street. She made a
lot of money and on her marriage a
tvw months ago to Count Allottl sold
out the good will of the business for
a lari-'o sum. Lady Auckland keeps a
furniture store and, attends to her
customers in person, though the es
taliMshmentl on ' Baker street, ' is
known as Morton & Edwards. Lady
Hope runs a millinery shop In the un
fashionable quarter of Edgware road
Duchiss of Abercom has a creamery
at llaronscourt; Lady Essex is a part
ner is a laundry business; Lady Win
borne keeps a book store In Bond
street; I-ady Ryng has a needlework
shop; Lndy Molesworth has a Jam
faetory; iJtdy AHeen ; Wyndham
Quiii trades In violets from her farm
at Ailare Manor; and Lady Algernon
Gordon Iennox has a fruit bottling
factory. From these statistics It
would seem that 'the women of the
English nobility work for their mon
i v, while the men of title He In wait
for American heiresses and then de
pend upon their wives for support.
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Y. W. C A. Not oh.
The lilble class of the Y. W. C. A
whi.h has been studying "The Gospel
i.l si. Mark" under Miss .Sinclair of
tin- Normal and Collegiate institute.
will have the lust lesson In that course
this eening at 7:30 o'clock. This has
been a very profitable and Interesting
lours.-, anil the members of the class
express regret that It is completed.
Any :i'ls or women who are interest
ed in liible study are Cordially Invited
In nine to this closing lesson tonight.
The , unking class which meets reg
uliiil. I'riilny afternoons will he held
Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Vlaus fur ths visit from Miss Annn
1) I'iisl. r. territorial executive secreta
ry include & workers' conference at
HV.3() Saturday morning, a vesper ser
vice Sunday afternoon to be addressed
ny JJiss l asler, and an Inrormal re--reptlon
In hep honor from 4 to 6 next
Tuemlay afternoon. All ladles Inter
ested are cordially Invited to all these
Ratherlna-s, as well as to he present
for the program Friday evening at 8
o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. hall.
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Mi. lUce's Recital Tonight.
I r Ixitils Rlc will this evening
Kiv. a i.-rital at the Y. M. C. A. aud
ilorliun, under the auspices of the
Haraca class of Haywood Street M.
K. church. The program will include
several groups of songs by Mr. Rice,
" reading by Burnett Jordan, a bari
tone s.dii by Mr. Oilman and selections
v a male quartette composed of
.Messrs Stikeleather, Carr, Curtis and
.Meliraver. Mrs. Jean Caesar Rice
will he the accompanist.
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riili'i-OHttiur "Doggie" Exhibit.
A most Interesting exhibit in Sea
well s windows will tomorrow and
Saturday attract the attention of the
I'iissith to and fro on Haywood street.
The exhibit will be five little Italian
crcvhiiunda. These dogs have almost
human intelligence and are very rare
in this country. This particular quin
tet of puppies are thoroughbred, ped-
ii;r. . .I iings ani) ara the property of
II. . Shaw-nan of Montford avenue.
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The dunce given by the Tahkeeostee
cliil. last night was a delightful break
In ihe social monotony. The guests
of the evening were Mine Mary and
-Ml si Jessie Stikeleather, Miss La luge
teg. Miss Fannie Wheeler, Miss
Kleanor Lambertson, Miss Lillian
Weaver. Mine Kramer, Miss Alice Has
Miss Haynes of Greenville. 8. C,
' It. Baker, Charles Folsom. R. A.
furrier. W. M. Beadles. Paul Eve, W.
O Home, E. B. Jeffress, Frank Bailey,
Harold Johnston, Burt Nichols, Cas.
"ins (ludger. Ted Rorlson, Mr. and
Mrs W. B. Westlake chaperoned.
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Asheville tiuule fiends are sharpen
log their wits and their pencils over
the telegram contest offered by "Life."
A large picture In the recent numbers
of the popular weekly, depicts an un
'A Beautiful Design - : -.
A Reliable Make .";
A Reliable Guarantee
Warranted 10 Years ' 1
, Silver Plated on Nickel 'Silver :
- Tea Spoons, per Set ' M 65 cts
Dessert Spoons or Forks, per Set 51.10
Table Spoons or Forks, per Set $125
Soup Spoons, peret V . $1-25
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ARTHUR M. FIELD COMPANY
Personal Mention,
News of the
Societies,
Meetings, Etc.
usual situation; a telegram has been
received that strikes consternation to
the heart of the head of the family
wnue tne lady and a dachshund are
moved to laughter. , S100 will be giv
en for the cleverest telegram of ten
words explaining the state of affairs.
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Beginning tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock a match turney handicap
will be held on the alleys of the Albe
marle Bowling club. Entries must be
made by noon tomorrow at which
time draws for matches will be made.
The winners of the first night will
qualify for the first cup, the losers
for the second cup. The tournament
will be held for four consecutive Fri
days; the winners the best two out of
three, except in the. finals jvhen it
will be three out of five.
Mi. Samuel Tannahlll and Miss
Louise Tannahlll entertained at their
home on Panola street last evening
with an informal chafing dish party
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. "Will An
drews of Augusta, who 'are In the
city, the Kuests of Mrs. Andrews' sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Baird.
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The pupils of the Asheville School
of Music and Dramatic Art gave a
pleasing recital yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock. Among those iwho took
part were Miss Viola and Miss Bessie
Ownbey, Miss Annie Logan, Miss Bet
ty Moore, Miss Vance, Miss Annie Lo
gan and Mrs. R. B. Stone.
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Tonight at the Manor there will be
a bridge party for the entertainment
of the guests. The Manor is unusual
ly well filled for this season of the
year.
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A box supper will be given nt the
First Baptist church ;u 7:45 o'clock
this evening for the benefit of the
Baraca class of that church.
Roger Williams of Decatur is a
guest at the Battery Park hotel.
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Mr. and Mrs. Zebulon F. Curtis will
occupy their new home on Chestnut
street about the first of February.
It It
George B. Whlttemore of Chicago Is
a visitor In Asheville.
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R. J. Hunt of Balsam, N. C Is In
the city. i
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. B.i D. Arthur of Cincinnati and E.
R. Clements of Richmond, Ind., aro
newly arrived guests at the' Battery
Park hotel. . ' ' '
W. L. Peace, traveling representa
tive of the Greensboro Dally News.
s in the city today.
It It
Mrs. Thomas Rollins has returned
from Washington, where she has been
the guest of Mrs. John W. Langley.
It It
Mrs. John Acee will return Saturday
from her trip to Cincinnati.
Mri.. A. A. Hamlet of Cumberland
avenue has returned rrom cnatta
nooga where she has been for several
weeks the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Raiser.
It It
Mr. and Mrs. John Smathers are
moving Into the Charlotte street cot
tage recently vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Bead les.
It It
Dr. Arthur Prltchard will return to
night from New Orleans where he
went to attend the Jackson-Reynolds
wedding.
It It
Miss Tempe Harris left 8unday for
Duncdln, Fla. .
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F. 8. Kennett will return Saturday
from a rip to Atlanta.
Miss Kate -Durham of Durham Is
the guest of her niece, Mrs. J. M.
Burns on Orange street.
Miss Cora Drummond, who has been
Iver-Johnson Bicycle Free.
In order to better advertise the Iver
Johnson Bicycle In Asheville and vt
clnlty we will give away on April sotn
one of our 135.09 model Iver-John-
son's together with three other prises.
See prizes on exhibition In our dis
play window. A coupon which entitles
the holder to one draw goes r ..n each
25c purchase In our Bicycle Depart
ment, either on Bicycle, 8undrle or
Repairs.
J, IIEARN
Battery Park Place.
A CO.,
Phone 448.
for a month the guest of Mrs. W. C.
Drummond on Blake street has move 1
Into her bungalow, "Pine Logs."
It It '-o-Mrs.
Marshall Bell of Murphy Is the
guest of Miss Alice Morgan on Wood-
fin street.
Dr. E. R. Russell and family have
recently moved to Asheville and are
making their home at 23 Flint street.
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Miss Lillian Waid, who was chief
nurse In the operating room of the
Charlotte. Sanatorium, Is in Asheville,
and stopping at the Knickerbocker.
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S. W. Enloe of Dlllsboro Is here to
day. .
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Sol. Gallert of Rutherfordtonton Is
a business visitor In the city today.
J. A. Ramsey of Marshall spent the
day In the city.
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Judge A. L. Coble, assistant district
attorney, returned today to States'
ville. -
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M. L. Church of Marshall was here
today.
H. B. Brunot of Brevard Is at the
the Battery Park.
General Theodore F. Davidson left
this afternoon for Jacksonville, Fla
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Miss Carrie May Brown left today
for Savannah, Ga.
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Fred Adlckes left today for Florida,
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Miss E. E. Smith has gone to Klrks-
ville, Mo.
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Mrs. Henry L. Wiggins of Hillsboro,
O., arrived Thursday and la the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. P. McFerren, on
Panola street. Mrs. Wiggins Is the
wife of Judge Henry L. Wiggins; she
will remain in Asheville for about
two months.
MISS CASLER WILL ARRIVE
OX TOMORROW AFTERNOON
Is to Give. Principal Talk on Program
Following Y. W. C. A. Sup
per at Y. M. C. A.
Miss Anna D. Casler, who is to give
the principal talk on the program
Friday evening at the Y. M. C. A.
hall, following the supper which the
board of directors of the Y. W. C. A.
is to give there to the business men
of Asheville, will arrive In the city
tomorrow afternoon. Miss Casler's
talk will be precceded by one given
by Dr. George T. Winston. Judge
Plitchard, who has consented to pre
side over the meeting, will also be on
the platform.
Mrs. C. R. Craig, president of the
board of directors of the Young Wo
men's Christian association, will be
present In her official capacity.
A program of much interest and
value Is assured, with an excellent op
uortunity for any who may hitherto
have questioned what the Young Wo
men's Christian association really Is,
to be answered adequately. In regard
to the views of association work and
buildings which will be shown, It
may be said hat they are from the.
collection which Is In the possession
of the national board of Young Wo
Men's Christian associations, whose
headquarters are In New York. These
views were used In connection with a
talk given by Miss Casler at Rich
mond. Va., last November, and those
who saw them at that time pronounce
them very clear and interesting.
The invitation to the general pub
lie to come In at 8 o'clock and enjoy
this program Is repeated, ladies being
esoec'.ally urged to attend. The pur-
dobb of the gathering is entirety mat
cated by the program as outlined, and
no solicitation for funds is to enter
Into the evening.
THE J F.I. I. ICO COAL COMPANY
OPENS YARDS IN ASHEVILLE
The Jelllco Coal company Is the
name of a new coal company which
has ooened In Asheville. The com
pany has obtained from 8. I. Bean gt
Co. the right to unload their ears at
the marble yard and are now prepared
to deliver coal to any part of the city.
The company has. opened offices over
the Cltlsens' bank, with J. B. Shope,
in charge. In a half page advertise
ment in today's Gaxette-News the new
company Is making an offer of a con
siderable reduction per ton on Jelllco
Red Ash lump coal for ten dny In
order to Introduce tho coal to the
trade.
IVrfwtly Lovely.
They talk all at once with great ardor
And nobody listens at all;
They start In and talk all the harder
When any one else comes to call. -
There's never a thought or suggestion
In this conversational chime.
And yet they have had, beyond ques
tion, A perfectly lovely time!
They make up a theater party
And gaxe on the heroine's grief.
Their sympathies, wholesome and
hearty,
In copious tears find relief.
And after the villain, unspalrlng, .
Has slaughtered young hope In
their prime,
They've had, you wlH hear them de
claring, A perfectly lovely time!
' Washington Star.
It Is Possible
To enjoy fresh Spinach this
will please you. 15c ran.
YATES &
23 Haywood St.
Try our
Ginger Bread
6ox loaf. '
HESTON'S
OLD FRIEND
IN TEXAS
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We Get a Letter From an Old
Friend Which Makes Us
Feel Good.
Alba, Tex. -"I was born In Tennes
see, writes Mrs. .Alary E. Watson,
from Alba, Tex., "and 1 can praise
Cardul, for we have used it ever since
1881," twenty-eight years ago. I wish
knew how many dollars had spent
for It.
My daughter-in-law is now taking
It. and all my neighbors think it is
fine." . I
Cardul may be taken year after year.
at time when its benefit is needed, anil
as a general tonic, without any bad
after-effects whatever.
Many drugs, like iiuinine, acetanl-
llde, iodide of potassium, etc., cannot
be so taken, without doing you more
harm than they do you good.
Be careful what you put into your
stomach, as lasting injury frequently
results from the regular use of pow
erful drugs and medicines.
Cardul cannot possible ,do you any
thing but good, as it is a mild, gentle
tonic, of purely vegetable ingredients,
non-mineral, non-Intoxicating, non
poisonous harmless to young and old.
Thousands of ladies have testified to
the beneficial results that come from
the'use of Cardul, the woman's tonic.
It btrengthensi builds, restores, and
relieves or prevents unnecessary pain
and suffering.
We urge you to try it.
N. B. Write to: ladles' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.. for Special In
structions, and 84-page book, "(Jnun
Treatment for Wonn n," sent in plain
wrapper, on request.
Tlte Seasons.
Spring's a maid that knows no lover,
Fearless-eyed and fancy-free,
Snowy blossoms droop above her.
Flowery grasses kiss her knee
Summer wears a crown of roses
For the maid become a bride.
On her cheeks two glowing posies.
In her eyes a world of pride.
Autumn Is a good wife .lolly.
Mellow as her gathered fruit.
Twinkling eyes that laugh at folly.
Ruddy cheeks and lips to boot.
Winter Is a queen of sorrows
Throned aloft, austerely white.
Gazing down the loveless morrow
To the Inevitable night.
Pall Mall Gazette.
It looks as If Jim Flynn is the only
boxer will '.ng to take on Sam Lang-
ford.
German
Brown-White Lined
Fireproof
Cooking Ware
Casseroles
Oval'Bakers
Shirred Egg,
Bean Pots,
Milk Boilers,
Coeottes, Jngs,
Food cooked to perfection is
always best served in same
dish it is cooked in.
House Furnishing Depart
ment. J. H. LAW,
35 PATT0N AVENUE.
For Sale
Modern b' room Residence
Cumberland Ave. $2000
, $500 cash, balance easy
monthly payments, for
quick sale. . ,
LaEarta, Koi!s & Chiles,
EEAL ESTATE and IN
SURANCE, - 27 Patton Avenue.
,
time of the year,
Monarch Spinach
McGUlRE,
Phone"221. 970.
FOR RENT
rieantly situated
I -room house,
near la, R acfrs extra play ground
with It, $lt per mohth, prima value,
Nfvtt;AtKln;on's Sons
' Com r any,
VALUAB
LE HORSES
KILLED BY TRAIN
The Troubled Dreams of Mr. Killet of
Greenville, S. C, Came True, and
His Loss Was Serious.
Two valualile hoises belonging to X.
V. Killett of Greenville, S. C., were
killed bv a train on the Murphy divis
ion, six or right miles from Asheville,
yesterday morning. Mr. Killett had
been to I lay wood county where be
purebas.il four horses and nturnlng
through the country Tuesday found
that he could not reach Asheville be
fore night and stopped at a place some
eight miles from town. It seems that
the stable at the place where Mr.
Killett stopped was tilled with cattle
and he was forced to hitch bis horses
under a shed. During the night he
dreamed that his horses had broken
away and were killed, lie awoke from
his troubled slumber but. giving little
heed to the dream, dropped off to
sleep again. For tile second time he
dreamed that his horses had broken
away and were killed, and feeling a
hit uneasy arose and dressing went to
the shed. He found that the horses
had broken loose and were gone. Mr.
Killett followed the animals' tracks
for some distance aiid found two of
the horses lying about 100 years apart
dead. They had been struck. It Is
presumed, by a passing train and i
killed. The other two animals
found later ncur Emma.
were
DEALS IH DIRT.
Deeds of Transfer Filed for Registra
tion In the Register's office.
Thn fnllnwinar riAerin nf (.nnvnviiiiM
I nllt, Ih. .nndsfallnn namd hair.
been filed for registration In the of
fice of Register of Deeds Mackey:
Lillian S. Willis and others to
Chestnut Ridge Park company, prop
erty on Hurnsville road, two miles
from Asheville; consideration $70(10.
John C. Reynolds and wife to W. A.
McGlamery and wife, property in West
Asheville; consideration $22ne.
Gay Green and wife to ('. J. Woody
and wife, property on Smith's Mill
creek: consideration $1000.
John ( Champion and w ife to John
Drake and wife, property on 'Heaver
dam creek;, consideration $S00.
The Hebrew Standard remarks thnt
two blazing signs In Broadway coll nt-
i tention to n condition. One of these
! bears the words, "The Man Who Owns
Broadway," while on the nexj cornw
I another sign equally llaflng shows
the word, "Israel."
The announcement that the ttoyul
Cirogrnphlcnl Society of Copenhagen is
fitting out nn expedition to explore
thn countries around the Persian gulf
will surprise many who imagine that
there Ix little of the enrth outside the
polar regions which now needs ex
ploring. Until tlic completion of of
fices in the Legal building
Dr. E. U. Russell may lie found
at the offices of Dr. S. Wostray
Rattle, during the hours 9 to
12 a. in. and 3 to 5 p. m.
HIGH PRICE LIVING
REDUCED
If you buy your Shoes where ymi net
new goods Just from the factor) .
New Spring Oxfords and Pumps
ready for your inspection.
Boston Shoe Store
The CunIi Shoe SI ore.
3(1 l'altou Avenue,
Leaders In HUjIi (initio Footwear.
CRAB APPLE . CREAifl
An elegaut lotion for chapped
hands, rough skin and for use
after shaving. Its dally use
will prevent chapping and keep
the skin soft and smooth. Free
from oil and dries quickly
Price 25c. "Everything In
Drugs and Seeds." '
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
Agents for Wood's Seeds.-
HMH1MIIH1HIMMIII
Phone 114. Phone 114.
Southern
Coal
Company
t Agents for the best brand
of BLUE GEM and Gen
I nine Jellico, from Jellico,
t Tenn. Try a 2000 lb. ton.
Office 14 North Pack Sq.'
Every pair
guaranteed.
One Except Ion.
Smart A woman Would rather talk
tU,an listen.
Wise Tlutt depends.
Smart Depends on what?
Wise Whether or not a man is
making her u propositi. Huston
Globe.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO 14 DAYS
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles In 6 to 14 days
or money refunded. 50c.
CHIROPRACTIC, TIIK KEY TO HEALTH!
If your life force Is free from its origin in the brain to Its relation
cell tissue, you have health. In Chiropractic we have an opportunity
which no other method affords; it is unquestionably the greatest discovery
ot the age. Our doors are wide open for your investigation we are ready
to help you. If you lack health, consult Dr. K. L. Whltmore and he will
tell you why you arc not well. Brief consultation free. Your case diag
nosed without asking you a question.
Phone (121. "IvIKOPRACTIC DOCTORS." N.-W. Cor. Pack Sq.
MISS CRUISE, 2 Haywood St.
Wc have just received a large ship
ment of Hair and arc ready to fill all
orders for tho newest Coiffures, Cor
onet Ilrnids, Roman Coils, Etc., Etc.
COFFEE, TEA.
Fresh roasted coffee every week at
Simpson Tea & Coffee Co.
35 Kant College St.
All orders promptly, delivered.
Phone 1713.
CIIIliDKKVS PICTI RKS
arc my specialty. I like childron and
like to photograph them have un
limited patience and use a special
camera for baby pictures use pho
tographlc plate three times as fast as
those used by other studios. Use fast
est lense made and can catch child
ren, laughing, etc., in ensy natural
poses in 1-1 0th of a second.
ItAY'S STI DIO,
29 Pat ton Avenue.
Formerly 104 Fifth Avenue. N. Y.
THERE'S NEVER
ANY
DISAPPOINTMENT
With your linens when they
visit the Asheville I sundry.
They arc perfectly clean with
pure soap and plenty of water,
dried and Ironed In the most
perfect manner by experts and
returned to you clean, sweet
and white. fcSecln's believin'.
Try It once.
Asheville Laundry,
J. A. NICHOLS, Manager
PHONE 95.
Notice to Our Customers
Prices of Tungsten Lamps of various sizes to our
customers for their own use:
Size Price
25 Watt Tungsten Lamp , $ .50
40 Watt Tungsten Lamp .55
(10 Watt Tungsten Lamp 80
100 Watt Tungsten Lamp .90
150 Watt Tungsten Lamp 1.45
250 Watt Tungsten Lamp 2.25
These prices are below cost to us, but are made to
give our customers the benefit of the free renewal
proposition enjoyed by users of carbon lamps.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY 8CHEDTTLE, EFFECTIVE NOV. 15, I0.
caedule flgorea published as IntormaUoa ml sot guaranteed. )
Eaatera Tim.
1RRITII FROM DEPART FOR-.
No, 7. from L. Toiawa. .ll.lt a. m. No. for Lake Toxaway .!.! p.m.
No. I from Charleston
No. 11 from New Tork..
No. II from Cincinnati.
No. II from Charleston.
l:ia p.m.
1:41 p.m.
1:01 p.m.
t:ll p.m.
No. II from Murphy : P
1NO. iv iron Kurpoy
No. 11 from Oolasboro ..
No. II from Washington ,.
1:11 p.m.
1:11 p.m.
1:1 avm.
l:iS a.m.
No. I from Memphis
No. 101 from Bristol.
11:11 p.m.
Through sleeping ear to and from
Washington, Jacksonville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Cincinnati,
Chair care to and from Ooldsboro. - '
For runner information appiy is
MAD AS A WET HEN!
Is the man who gets the worst '
of a "fit" from a shoe dealer
mean fitting, Kor service, un-
comfortable, mismated and late
delivery. You avoid all this
when you deal here, where it
pays to pay cash.
We've a store full of good
Shoes that will ramble with
you without complaint. Let us
fit your next pair. ;
Nichols Shoe Co. i
Cash Shocists. On the Sq.
with
If you want full
valua, see, wire,'
phone or write us.
BARBEE'S
Full Value Cigar Store,
11 Patton Ave.
Phono 1026.
Asheville Steam Bakery,
The Home of Fresh Bread.
Our Mother's is excellent.
Phone (3122-
Mountain City Steam Laundry
Modern Methods
Tel. 42G, 30 N. Lexington Ave,
J. II. WEAVER, Mgr.
NEW GAYETY
Xow open with Refined Vau
deville and Moving Pictures.
I Nothing vulgar or
suggestive
is allowed.
.Matinee o:.ii). ISiglits three
' shows 7:43, 8:40, h;S0 p. in.
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The Palace
1 ton u In r Mutincc at 3.30 p. in.
, II I, MOItD U NT & CO., Ill "(iollifj
; Sonic."
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IKA.NK 1) IV ALL, Tramp Comedian.
Illlislnitcil Son-s. LITc SUe Motion
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Pictures.
mmu rifmlf Aito it i
Asheville Electric Co.
no, if lor cnarieatoa ... 4:1 p.m.
No. 11 for Ctnelanatl.. .. !:tl p.m.
No. 11 for New Tork. .. 1:11 p-m.
No. 14 for Charleston , .. T:M turn.
m. No. IT for Murphy
1:11
No. II for Murphy ....
1:11 p.m.
a.m.
t:4t a.m.
T:lt a-m.
Ml a.m.
No. II for Ooldsboro . .
No, II for Memphis
No. II for Washington .
No. 11 for Bristol
New Tork, Philadelphia, ruitlmnre,
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