Tuesday, September 20, 1910.
TBI ASHIVILLH ' OAZETTE-NIWS.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Digestion '
Social r r
Happenings
Personal Men
Newi of tt
Bocietiei,
Meetinft, Etc
ion, I
"Cotton Oil" Demonstration.
A series of Interesting demonstra
tions will be given next week, begin
lini? Monday, by the Southern Cotton
oil company In the Y. M. C. A. audi
torium. The . demonstrations will be
a social feature of the week, as they
are given under the auspices of the
I'lilted Daughters of the Confederacy,
and the serving daily of delicious five
course luncheons will be a feature of
the series. The friends of the ladies,
who are the sponsors for this very
Interesting exhibition of what can be
sister, Frau Schaeffer, who, with her
two children, Is coming from her
home In Dresden, Uermany, to speml
he winter with Mrs. Davidson In
Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Silverstein ol
Rosman, N. C, have letiBed the Mer
rimon avenue residence oP A. J. Ly
man for the winter season.
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William Holmes, Sayle Andrews,
Victor Brownson, Cedrlc Hobinson.
Carl Collins, Ralph Arbot?nst left thi:
iTw of the ween. mrs. iienry uea-
wood is president of the Ashevllln
chapter, Mrs. Kphrlam Clayton, treas
urer, und Mrs. Charles Malcolm Piatt
chairman of the committee, which
lias the demonstrations In charge.
Different ladles will act as hostesses
from day to uay, giving a note 01 in
dividuality and hospitality to the
luncheons which will be served from
12 to 2:30 o'clock, at small tables at
tractively pluced and arranged. The
menus will be . published daily to
sharpen the appetites of would-be
lunohers. Many housekeepers have
wlreadv expressed Interest In the
demonstrations which will be con
ducted by capable authorities In culi
nary and domestic science. The U.
1. ('. will share, in the financial re
turns from these demonstrations.
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Program for Womnn's Club.
The program for the Woman's club
for the ensuing year will be mailed
shortly to the club members. The
dub will continue the study of Shake
speare, but will take up the dramas
,m, thorouchlv and exhaustively
than last year. The first meeting will
be held October 3, and will be a re-
u.u; nf "Julius Cnesar" the play
that will be the theme for Dr. Edward
n.ivinr.l nrliius' opening lecture. No
vember 10. Mrs. 8. Elizabeth liolton
will lie the leader. "The Tempest
Mru fll rl V. Reynolds, leader, will
i,e studied at the next two meetings
Af..r hr Oi-lirirs' lectures the study
of the historical plays will be taken
up. The playi chosen are "Richard
ii" Mm Marv C. Robinson, leader;
"llenry IV." part I and part II, Mrs.
fii,iria Malcolm Piatt, leader; "Ilen-
rv v ." Mrs. Charity Rusk Craig, lead
..r- und "Henry VII." Mrs. Wllllnm J
r.,', v. leader. Several meetings will
be given up to the study and reading
of euch play, and the leaders, who
will outline the work, will choose a
number of assistants to helu in carry,
ing out and developing the program.
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Dutch suppers and informal chafing
dish evenings are the favorite social
diversions at the Manor, Interspersed
u iih .w.-uninnal outings by stream and
woodland. Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs.
llrnmer will spend the day at Kagles
Nest. In the evening there will be
the usual mid-week dance, always
popular with the v.ung pople.
Thursday evenn -i Hurnctt Jordir.i will
(Sive an Informal recital for the Manor
guests and Mrs. Baldwin of Jackson
ville, Fla., will entertain her friends,
informally, with o chafing dish party.
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Two very interesting exhibits of the
Allanstand, Cottage Industries are at
tracting attention and admiration
dally at the Appalachian exposition.
Thou aro the most comprehensive and
r. ... hll.lt. hnt have been sent
..... n.,a ! fiiunhi veil In the Arts and
( rafts department and the other In
ii... - i. HovntoH in mNslon workers.
Asheville people visiting the expoBi
.. , ,i..ii,.ht, ,1 with the apprecia
tion shown to these beautiful displays
Fciit from this city.
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The Daraa cl.us of the North Ashe
ville Suni'ay school, will have a busl-
n-e1l.v: to-night nt I" noire of
Miss I'c nriltton, 194 Woodtln street.
All members are expected to be pres
ent. It It
Amonri the people from the Murphy
il l.iion ho were here for Robinson's
!n us were Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hooker
und child of Dlllsboro. 8. W. Enloe
and three children of Dlllsboro. Mr.
and Mrs. V. 11. Rryson, Mr. and Mrs.
Holmes Hryson of Bryson City. Mrs.
Fred Moore and child of Webster.
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J. Q. Barker of Andrews was In the
city yesterday.
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C. E. Quinlan and Horace Sentelle
of Wayneivllle were here yemeruaj.
nnoi nut Ur Theodore F. Dav
idson leave within a few days for
New York to meet Mrs. Davidsons
interesting exniuiiiuu ol wu.ii can oe v.mi v.umua, jituijii muwKMBi int. mi:
done with cotton seed oil, will unite j morning for Atlanta to continue their
., . In miilfliiv n llinfriiiirh our.- I nt llfllnn lit flprkfLrlu TwVl.
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..r fhA woelr Mm tfenrv Ttorl- . R It
A party. Including Mrs. J. C. Arbo
gawt, Mrs. Courtney, Miss Craddock.
Miss F.ula and Miss lieth Arhogast
and Will Ellison, started Sunday
morning in the ArbogaHt touring car
for Montreat. Neur Swannanoa an
accident to one of the car's axles com
pelled the party to walk to the sta
tion and return to the city via the
afternoon train.
Fred M. Laxton of Charlotte was
operated on yesterday for appendicitis
at Mission hospital. Mr. Laxton 1h
resting comfortably.
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Miss Helen C. Hobinson has return
ed from lika Toxaway, where she
spent the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Camp, who
have spent the summer at "Witch
wood," have returned to their home
in Florida. .
from Brevard yesterday in their tour
ing car. They spent the day in the
city, returning home this morning.
Miss McNeill left this morning for
Camden, S. C, for a visit before re
turning to her home in Florence, S3, u.
Miss Margaret Meriwether left to
day for Chicago for a visit of several
months.
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Harry Clarke, of Brevard, will
leave shortly for Fayetteville to enter
a preparatory school.
Mrs. Shropshire and daughter of
Birmingham, who have been the
guests of Mrs. C. R. Schuessler, leave
tomorrow for home. Miss Irma
Schuessler will accompany them an.l
after a visit in Birmingham will go
to Montgomery to enter school for the
winter.
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Mrs. Frank Park and small son.
Engenc Franklin, of Jefferson City.
Tpnn.. will nrrlve the latter nart of
the week to visit Mrs. Park's mother,
Mrs. Thomas Harrison on Starnes
avenue.
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Miss lluldah llattimer will leave
next week to enter the Woman's co
lege in Montgomery. Ala.
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Miss Enirenia Harrison left this af
ternoon for Hendersonvllle where she
will teach for the winter.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Huntlgtnn, who
have spent several weeks in Ashe
ville. will return tomorrow to their
home in Wilmington.
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It. J. Tighe, Miss Katheryn Rollins
and Mrs. Horace Simms, Mr. Tighe's
sister, left yesterday for New York
nccompnnying the body of Mr. Simms
who died Sunday at the Meriwether
hospital after an operation for ap
pendicitis which revealed a serious
and incurable complication of mala
dies. Mr. Simms' death was especial
ly sail as he came with Mrs. Simms to
Asheville for a visit with her brother
and their friends, hoping to recuper
ate from a state of failing health.
STOMACH
Indigestion, Heartburn, Gas
and All Stomach Distress
Vanishes.
LONG FIGHT
ENDS AT USTHE SLEEPS
His Lifeless Body Found in His Home;
Death, the Invincible, Besting a
Formidable, Bold Warrior.
There would not lie a ease of lndi
orpatt.in here if readers who are sub
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Ject to Stomach trouble knew the tre
mendous anti-ferment and digestive
virtue entalned in Dlapepsin. This
harmless preparation will digest a
heavy meal witnout tne sngniesi iuss
or discomfort, and relieve the sourest,
a.eid stomach in five mlnues, besides
overcoming all foul, Nauseous odors
from the breath.
Ask your pharmacist to show you
the formula, plainly printed on each
50-icent ease of Rape's Dlapeptdn. then
you will readily understand wuy mis
promptly cures Indigestion anil re
moves such symptoms as Heartburn,
a feeling like a lump ot leau in me
stomach, Belching of Gas and Eructa
tions of undigested food, water brash.
Nausea, Headache, r.illousness and
many other bad symptoms; and. be
sides, you will not need laxatives to
keep your stomach, liver anu intes
tines clean and fresh.
If your Stomach is sour and full of
gas, or your food doesn't digest, and
your meals don't seem to lit, why not
u-et a nil-rent case from your druggist
and make life worth living? Absolute
relit from Stomach misery and per-.
feet dlirestlon of anything you eat is
sure to follow live minutes after, and.
besides, one case is sufficient to cure
a whole family of such trouble.
Surely, a harmless, inexpensive
preparation like Dlapepsin, which will
always, either at daytime or during
night, relieve your stomach misery
and digest your meals, is about s
hand- and Valuable a thing as you
could have In the house.
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Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Marshall and
son of I.os Angeles are the guests of
Mrs. Duff Merrick.
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Mrs. Elsie Beale Hemphill and Miss
Beale of Arden spent the week-end nt
Mrs Mnciilre's lit I .like Toxawnv.
Sunday Mrs. Hemphill and Miss Beale
climbed to the lodge on the summit
of Mount Toxaway. They returned
yesterday to Arden.
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Mrs. A. B. Fortune and Mrs. P. G.
I'.aird have gone to Atlanta for a fort
night's visit.
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Mrs. E. B. Kimsey and children left
Sunday for Greenfield, O., to join Mr.
Kimsey, who has taken a position
with the American Pad and Textile
company.
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Mrs. N. M. McElroy and children
have returned to their home In Vlcks-
bu$g, Mlse., Rfter spending the sum
mer with relatives in the city.
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Mrs. Frank Darby, who has been
visiting relatives in the city, has re
turned to her home in South Carolina.
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Miss Mary Rogers left Sunday for
Welleslev to resume her studies. Clay
ton Rogers accompanied his sister
and will enter Swnthmore college near
Philadelphia.
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Miss Mabel Wolfe has gone to
Vnnvvlllu Tenn.. for a ten days' visit.
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Miss Evelyn Merrimon, who has
spent the summer at her home In
Asheville, has returned to New Yoru
to continue her course In music with
Joseffv.
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' Lewis Hood, who graduated last
June at the A. and M has taken a
position In New York city.
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Mrs. W. Allan Klndel. Mrs. William
Roger and little daughter will leave
the latter part of the week for a visit
in Nashville, Tenn.
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Miss Arney Robinson will leave to-
in onter her senior year oi
the Colleeg for Women In Columbia.
u r Mlu Dorothy Long wlll --
moDuny Miss Robinson and enter tne
College for Women.
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Hanford Doekwood, accompanied
by his son, Hanford Iockwoou, ji.,
has gone to New Jersey wnere n.m-
ford, Jr., will enter scnooi.
in.. iv,.nne Tucker has gone to
Raleigh to resume her studies at Mer
edith college.
v. m tt. P. Clarke, Miss
v.n,. .nil Master Harry Clarke and
i.. t nu uii McNeill came ui"
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RUSH SEASON STILL ON
IT CITY TICKET OFFICE
I'alacc Theater Attracting Great At
tention.
The Morning Crowds as Great These
Fall Days as in Mid-Summer
Obliging Officials.
Another hero of the "Lost Cause
made the iournev to that unknown
land last night when John Swinney
the one-armed, one-legged woodchop-
per of the town, passed to rest. Mr.
Swinney was perhaps one of the most
unique figures in Asheville. He served
with valor in the Confederate army
and gave a leg and an arm to the
cause tlie right arm and the right
leg. rnilisniiiyed by the loss of these
two important members the old sol
dier was no object of charity. With
bis sharp axe he went his way from
day to day seeking woodpiles and ie
lnsinir to eat at a pauper's table. All
v,,. smkeil for was work. lie could
, ii,,u move wood In one day than any
other man. nerhaps. in the town. He
was u man of great endurance; a man
bold in sin cell and with a determina
tion never to enter the county home
I Several years ago veterans of the civil
war and members ot tne uniiRnu-is
of the Confederacy offered to provide
for the old man and make his last
days peaceful. He refused to accept
their onerous offer saying that all
w.. ,i,.,l wna nlentv of wood to
..h.,n iirinl: was his greatest curse
lie. was an interesting talkr; a man
uhn could entertain even a casual
...iisoorhv for an hour with remines-
eene.es of the war that In '01 to 'l5
tried men's souls.
It seems that Mr. Swinney had been
in ill-health for the past several days.
In fact he had not been up town since
last week. He made his home on nan
street and it was thre his lifeless
I body was found this morning. Coro
ner Morris was summoned shortly af-
!ter the discovery of the dead body
but finding that death was due to
natural causes an inquest was dis
pensed with.
There are mnnv ill Asheville who
,.m .rPu..n tn lnrn of the death of
John Swinney. He was 65 years of
age and with odds so great against
him had made a game fight. He sur
rendered, not at Appomattox, but only
to the Grim Reaper.
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Combines in one superior article
the best qualitities known FOR
BAKING, FRYING AND
SALAD DRESSING.
It is wholly vegetable, odor
less, tasteless. 100 cooking
value, and 20 more economical
than lard, and 33r more eco
nomical than butter, or olive oil.
Sold by leading dealers. Made by
THE SOUTHERN
COTTON OIL CO.
New York
New Orleans
Savannah
Chicago
RAILROAD MEN'S
WATERPROOF SHOES
1 "We believe we sell tlie best
lines of Men's Shoes for Rough
Use. Ve've Tans, Wax Calf.
and (inn Metal, witn iicavy
double soles tliat will suit the
most particular and wear the
longest. Thov are sold on best
terms on earth cash to every
body. Nichols Shoe Co.
Cash Shoeists. On the Sq.
The Gratitude ol Kldcrly People.
The city ticket offiie of the South
ern Railway company is one of the
busiest points in the city at present
from the hours ot 9 o'clock in the
morning until 1 o'clock in the after
noon. The summer rusn seems nm
to have abated in the least for this
nominir the rrowd seemed ns great
as if not greater than during mid-sum
mer desiring to purchase tickets or
make reservations for berths, l ne
waiting ones lined up around the
counter and there were numerous
others waiting to take a vacant place
as one was waited upon and retired.
At the same time there was an almost
continuous ring of the telephone;
some person in the city wanted a res
ervation; an agent at tiennersouvin.
i;rv,,r,l or Wavnesvllle. Knoxville,
or even as far as Charleston wanted to
reserve a berth or section for travelers
or ask for some information. It Is
really a wonder that D'strict Passen
ger Agent Wood an.l City Ticket
Agent Graham are able to Keep men
wits, so great Is the strain of the
morning rush. A force of three to
four and sometimes six men have been
kept at the office during the summer
... ,n,lnte the patrons, who.
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strange to say. all rusn in during me
,in hours. Yet with all the rush
of patrons, telephone calls, messenger
boys and the thousand ami one ..m. .
things which are Incident to a ranwi.j
office, the employes are always cour-
. 1 nlJUIni'
rr. ,V.. nro nlflllllitlL' tnUK Will
doubtless find that If they choose th.
r. f,.r their ticket office bus-
lnPH they will find it iar moi- con
venient as they will avoid the morn
ing rush. ,
Great Crowds Handled
. e.,i outimme nlaccs the num
bT of people handled into and out of
Asheville during me mmim
nnn to iu.uuu. i nc i-
ords of the baggage otfiee here show
that 18 000 trunks were cnecneu u...-
i,,M.i Often when families ol
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.. ,.r.mo in me inuu,fi"
inrce oi " -
... . ihru trunks are nrounni
o It can readily be seen that this as
well as the numlxT of people coming
for onlv a short stay and brought on y
suit cases that the number oi peo,v
far exceeds the trunks.
The attractions at the Palace this
week are of such character that every
one who has been to see the show is
bik'h In praise of the program.
The great Keller, the cnampion
whistler of the world, and who is also
the greatest bird Imitator known, held
everyone in amazement last night.
.....' n.n,,an the lilind nianist. also
is a wonder.
Harry Duval and his assistants. In
the "Mistaken Identity" act, which is
full of interest and teeming with com
edv, was a great favorite last night
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The motion pictures were good nini , comrori anu renei w cm.-..
the program was witnessed by two ( pie. Sold by all druggists.
packed nouses, r.mj uu.. i
Increase the patronage to this theater,
under the new management, and
Manager Davenport seems to spare
neither pains, time nor money to get
thiit will meet
with the commendation of the people
of Asheville.
Tonight will be offered a greai am.
(, nroffnim and those who
could not get seats and who did not
kv the nnnortunity to go last iiiko.
should not miss the offering.
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The Native Born
Ry I. A. It. WYMJR. '
This is a novel big 111 plan, picturesquely, imaginative, throbbing
with emotion and with three or four really masterly scenes. Price
$i.:ir,.
HacKney 6 Moale Co.
Leading Stationers. On the Square.
Goes out to whatever helps
them case, comfort and strength
ley Kidney Pills cure kidney
hindder diseases promptly, and
give
Fo-
and
give
peo-
WASHINGTON AND TUSCULUM COLLEGE
An Ideal place to educate your son or daughter. Strong faculty, mor
al community, beautiful scenery, healthful climate, broad and liberal courses,
positive Christian influences, expenses reasonable. For catalogue write the
president REV. C. O. GRAY. D. D. Greenville, Tenn.
A Daughter.
Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. J. C. M. Val
entine of Swannanoa, formerly of
Asheville, a .laughter.
Uilllam Visits Francis Joseph.
Vienna, Sept. 20. Kmpcror Wil
liam arrived here today to be the
guest for two days of Emperor i' raiiL.a
Joseph at Schoenbrunn.
It's time to have Hie Blan
kets laundered.
Unsolicited
Testimonial
From a Stranger
"Wheat-Hearts is easily the finest
product in the line of breakfast foods
yet put on the market, and Bhould be
used extensively.
"F. P. GUPNEY."
For sale by all grocers.
runnri.T.ti) nK-t'OVERKD
. .11 ...,. .r ilk. silk and linen
.-a ..nm, combinations. At about
one-half the price of a new umbrella,
J, M. WKAItf
lottery Pork Wiu. rin 18-
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ALCOHOL STOVES
35c
45c
85c
$1.00
and on up to
$12.00
Every one Is good
J. II. LAW,
35 PATTON AVENUE.
PHONE, 70
Have our wagons call. Ve
make a specialty of Mankets
Swannanoa
Laundry
"We Treat Your laundry While."
THE I'ARKKR U'fRY ClUVK
l'oi'XT.ux n:s
Are sold on merit. All invited to see
big shipment just in.
Mountain City Stationery Co.
23 Patton Ae. 1. Howard case.
The first barrel of New Cran
to arrive in Asheville
now on display and sale at
Ownbey's
Photograph Frames
Sterling Silver only
from 45c to $21. 00
ARTHUR M. FIELD CO
COMPARE OUR PRICES
For Sale Quick
Owner leaving city of
fers his residence, a ten
room house, Bteam heat,
lot 100x190, on good
street.
EASY TERMS.
For particulars see La
BaiK Moale & Chiles,
exclusive agents for this
property. It is a bargain.
SATISFY
Your thirat vith a drink
at our New Becker Iccloa
Soda Fountain.
C. A. Walker
Prescription Druggist.
Cor. Haywood & Col
lege St.
Phones 132 and 183.
Agent for
OLIVE OIL.
For ten years we hnve been
sellmg the same brand of Olive
oil with the assurance that Its
purity was a matter of reeord
in the United States Custom
House. To protect ourselves we
buy in original bulk packages as
imported nnd bottled to suit de
mands of trade. Whether for
medicine or food this oil will
give complete satisfaction.
I'rk-e. 65o per pint bottle.
Kver j tiling In lniR8
SeetU."
GRANT'S PHARMACY,
"Aeency for Wood's Seeds.
Mountain City Steam Laundry
Modern Methods
Tel. 426, 30 N. Lexington Ave.
J. II. WEAVER, Mgr.
The London Shop
Infants hand-made Dresses, Coats,
and Caps, Afghans, Baskets, etc. :
MRS. E. G. JJUJNU. T
The Circus Soiled
Clothes
The circus soils a ireat many
skirts, waists and suits. Send
lliein here to he cleaned and
pressed and put in perfect con-
ition.
Slippers Cleaned Free.
"When sent along with any
thing else.
ASHEVILLE STEAM DYE
WORKS
Phone 1234. 43 W. College St.
For Rent ,
Desirable country place, 10 acrea, 8
room house, near Bingham Heights. ,
NATT ATKINSON'S SONS
COMPANY,
Heal Estate Dealers.
CADILLACS
and everything In automobile Una.
A stock of elegant new 1911
Cadillac Models in different
styles, just received.
Western Carolina Auto. vo.
IiT-xiiiKtoii and Walnut
1'lMiue 890.
The Palace
A Great Show
Today
Matinees, 3:30.
Night Performances Commence
3:15.
HAIR! HAIRI HAIR1 .
All kinds of hair -roods, all
shades and grades, prices ' to
suit all. J
MISS CRUISE, Hajwood St.
Sewing Machines "
For Sale, Rent or Kzcliange.
Expert Itepalr Work.
Asheville Sewing Machine. Co.
Phone 1509. Ig BulWliur.
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ELECTA TEA
... leave, of the be.t'tca prepared U to make the best
''poMtlite drlnk.-lIttU Pound Ci 40c
YATES & McGUIRE,
23 HaywoodiSti
Phone 221, 970.
New Evening
Slippers
Just from New York's
liest slipper factories, red
and black Batins and
white buckskin. See our
windows for now styles in
fall shoes.
BQSton Shoe (Store
0vlt terms are cash.
The Chickering Bros. Piano .
is undoubtedly the PiaLO to satisfy the most exacting
critic. Come, see, and hear it at
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
21 South Main St. ' pll0M 206-
Soecial and Private Police
Furnished for all occasions. Each operator connected
with tills Bureau is skilled in the lino. Greatest" care . exer- ,
cised. . . ' .' '-,
Inter-State Secret Service
Bureau
W. A.kJonon,'Mgr. ; ',V i. tlr. J. Scroop Styles, Atty. in II. C.
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