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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
.Thursday, November 10, 19in
Clergyman's Sob
Cared of Tuberculosis
To neglect a cold, bronchitis, lung trou
ble or Consumption is dangerous. We all
know how prone people are to deny they
have Consumption. It is a flattering dis
ease, and the sufferer is filled with bright
hopes of improvement. Call consumption
by its own dread name and then take
Kckmana Alterative, because it is effec
tive in Tuberculosis. No one need doubt
about it there is plenty of evidence
from live witnesses. Investigate the
following: Amenla, N. Y.
Gentlemen: "Prior to Feb., 1908, I was
located in Rochester, N. Y., sufrerins
with LaQrlppe, which developed Into
Tuberculosis. My physician gave maone
month to live. I was having terr bie
night sweats and mid-day chills and los
ing nosh rapidly, having gone from 155
to 1 36 lbs. I cottshed and raised contin
ually and bocame so weak that walking
a few feet exhausted me. On my return
tone, my regular physician gave me lit
tia encouragement. My father, who .s a
!er.yman, heard of Eckman's Altera
tive and Induced mo to take It. The
nifht sweats and chills disappeared, my
cough liecama easier and gradually di
minished and in a few days I developed
un aipctite, the first In months. I am
now In perfect henlth, back to 155 lbs.
I feel certain that I owe my life to Eck-
mnn's Alterative."
CSU-ried) E. H. COWL.ES.
Gentlemen: "I cannot find worels to
CTrnress my appreciation of what your
remedy has done for my son. It changed
i espalr Into hope within two weeks arte-
he began taking it, and without any
r.oubt in my mind, it saved his llfo.
I wish to add my endorsement to
every word of his testimonial."
(Signed) REV. J. J. COWLES,
Pastor Presbyterian Church.
Eckman's Alterative cures Bronchitis.
Asthma, Hay Fever; Throat and Lung
Affections. Ask for booklet of cured cases
f.nd .rite to the Eckman Laboratory,
rr.lladelphla, Pa., for additional evidonce.
For Sale by all leading druggists and
THE POLICE COMMISSION
III MONTHLY MEETING
Reports Show Marked De
crease in Number of Arrests
in Recent Six Weeks.
REVISION OF TARIFF
Missouri Congressman Says Democrats
Have Goldern OpportunitvtoProve
Fitness to Rule.
Bowling Green, Mo., Now 10.
Downward revision of the tariff is til
pledge made for the new democratic
house of representatives by Champ
Clark, the congressman from the
ninth district, who is B candidate Tor
the speakership. "The landslide is in
line with my prediction of months
tigo," said Congressman Clark at his
home. "The people are tired of th
present administration and are pro
voked to lust the extent that the re
turns indicate with the tariff decep
tion. 'The lirsl great proposition that the
democrats should stand for is a re
duction in the tariff to a revenue
basis. I would reduce it scientifically
and gradually and put onto it a slid
ing scale, much like there was :n the
tariff bills of lSNH.
"There Is no question but that the
democrats will be on their good be
havior In the next congress and the
future will depend largely on our own
conduct. Democrats' now have a gol
den opportunity lor constructive
statesmanship and should seise it and
demonstrate once more their fitness
for legislative wisdom and patriotism."
I A REDUCTION.
I That Will Be Important to Every Lady in
i Asheville and Surrounding Country
i t i l x i r u w i. i t -:- '" - :- .i..!, T ilu tw; nuu.... T l 4. m T
A Uur Duyer nas JUSl returned irom new lorn wnere lie puiuuttoeu au uuuiciibc new siuuiv uituira, itiibbcs suu viuiuieu xvettity-iu-wear trar-
A ments. The reductions on the entire line will save customers fully one-third. A
Regular tailor made $25.00 Suits at $14.97; $22.00 Suits at $12.97; $45.00 fine Broadcloth Suits at $33.97; $35.00 Scotch Mixtures at $25.00.
Ladies, these are facts and you can depend upon them. A
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Many school children sutler from
constipation, which Is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet!
are an ideal medicine to give a child,
for they are mild and gentle In their
effect, and will curt even chronic con
stipation. Sold by all dealers.
At the regular monthly meeting of
thi' Asheville police commission held
in City hall last night Frank M. Jor
dan was elected a regular police offi
cer to succeed .Mr. McLean, resigned.
It was stated at the meeting that the
police had observed rigidly the police
commission's order that there should
lie no activity on the part of the po
lice at the polls or in politic, that
only one officer had been observed in
anil around the polls for ny length of
time and that while this officer was
not known to have done any political
w ork he w ill be given a reprimand.
The report of the police department
lor the month of October showed a
material falling off in the number of
. uses railed and disposed of before
Judge Cocke. While during August
and September there were a large
number of arrests, the total going for
each month beyond 40() there were
only 384 arrests made during October.
Indications are that the arrests during
November will be even less than in
October. With one-third ol the pres
ent month gone there have been but
S4 arrests made, a very small number
for ten lays of any month. Drunken
ness has decreased materially during
the past month and also arrests on
charges of violating the prohibition
laws, in short. It is evident that Col,
v. s I.usk and the ljiw Enforcement
league are accomplishing results.
Prize for Ticket Soiling.
The school children of the city are
elated and excited over the prospect
of winning a $2 gold piece. A ticket
selling contest has been started offer
ing the coin as a prize to the child
selling the greatest money value In
tickets for the performances of "A
Double Surrender." To qualify for
the contest the ticket seller must sell
at least 2." tickets, one ticket is also
given for every ten sold. The young
lady who soils the greatest number
of tickets, under the same conditions,
wins a box for either performance
she chooses. Tic play will be given
Saturday next, a matinee performance
at 4 o'clock, and Monday evening fol
lowing, at the Auditorium, with a
Change of cast. Park avenue school
is already taking the lead as ticket
sellers, with 200 tickets in the hands
of the school children who are well
known as indomitable workers. A
similar contest for another 12 gold
piece is going on at the High school.
When a cold becomea settled in the
system. It will take several days' treat
ment to cure It, and the best remedy to
use is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It will cure quicker than any other,
and also leaves the system in a nat
ural and healthy condition. Sold by
all dealers.
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1910 OPENING OF HANDSOME
DEPENDABLE FURS
Second only in importance to our General Fall opening is this initial exhibition of
the new styles and fashion favors in Fur Garments. We've planned for it far ahead
even while the Summer's Sun was burning hot. We sought out the most noted furriers
and leisurely ami carefully made our selection of the sort of garments and character of
furs that we, through experience, knew would most strongly appeal to our customers.
We know how much you depend upon this store in the matter of quality and
miolitv in I'nr is iniirp lii'iitiv( fluoi in ;mv oilier elnws ol mci-flinmlisi' Sn flint the jmis-
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A , j i .i i l i i ; . . a i j t
tomer nnii reiy on me ueaier s worn auti iiniiuy 10 cnoosc ior uer.
Fully realizing this we have made our selections along a
higher quality plane, and coupled with quality is the most
comprehensive gathering of Furs we've ever askecfyou to see,
including the season's most favored skins in the newest
shapes and the absolutely correct color shades.
Fur Sets for Women, Misses and Children. Fur Coats and
.Jackets Neckpieces, Muffs, Etc. Made from reliable skins in
Mink
River Mink
Russian Mink
Jap Mink
Australian
Chinchilla
Black Lynx
Black Fox
Australian Lynx
China Wolf
Black Opossum
Black Hares
Fox
Hudson Seal
Blue Wolf
Opossum
Coney, Etc.
Etc.
We invite you and your friend- to see this splendid display. You will not be asked
or exiiected to buy. II is merely an exhibit of the latest furs to crive von an idea of what
you will probably desire a little later on.
Gazette-News Want Adver
tising Pays.
Tall, cars transfer to
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FRENCH LINGERIE fXRERWF.AR
Hand embroidered but machine made, which reduces prices of
these pretty nlgl gowns and other undergarments to a very low
figure.
liatlste Night downs, short sleeves, low necked i ami up
I Combination Corset Covers ami Drawers, elaborately hand
embroidered t..M up
Corset Covers, the Corsage hand embroidered s i o up
Other dainty Undergarments 91. .10 up
Kspedally low priced.
THE LINGERIE SHOP
IVwtofflco Square 7B I'atton Aveeutr
oca
Amusements.
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Bentley Sage, Clairvoyant
Sage tells your ininie IIKKOliE you
soeak one Word. IT 1 . ti.llH In thiu
' " -onsaf4f4f4f4k t your reading will nolh-
SBKKt "" '' IN "" KXACTI.Y what you
wish to know concerning the very af
!alrs in which you are most deeply In
terested or makes no chHrge.
SAtJK Is noted for tho length and
detail of his readings.
If you are unhappc, discouraged,
unsuccessful. In doul '. or t" uble, this
liowerful master of occult forces can
I'OSITIVFLY change your condition.
An honest rending at an honest
price.
TKinH in advertising Is a guarnn-
tee of honest business methods. 1 nd
erllsc KXACTI.V what I do and 1(
EXACTLY what I advertise.
H- Curious or frivolous nervous not desired n am- nricft
I'll. no. i.. sin. ere y.on . better service SAUK renders.
Hours: 19 to 8:J0. '
Located at 47 1-2 College St., McFee Building, Suite 32-34-36.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
HOT SPRINGS, N. C, NOTES, $850.00 EACH; on,., two,
three and ..u years; interest (j per cent., payable semi-annually.
No other indeh dness. If taken at once will sell to
make 8 per cent, investment. Write at dnce.
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NASHVILLE BRIDGE COMPANY,
Naanvuie, Tenn.
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PILES! PILES! PILES!
Williams' Indinn Plla Ointment will
cure Blind, lileedlng and Itching PUea.
It absorbs the tumors, allays Itching at
once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant
relief. Williams' India Pile" Oint
ment Is prepared for Pllea and Itching
of the' prhate parts. Druggists, mnll
0c and $1.00.
Williams M'f'g. Co., Props.. Cleve
land, O.
Kor sale at fjasimU'l Pharmacy.
Mountain City Steam Laimdrj
Modern.Meihods
Tel. 42f, 30 N. Lexington Ave.
J. H. WEAVER, Mgr.
WOMEN CAN SAVE
In crockery or China buying here far
more than one would think at first
glance. Our stock displays a' variety
to satisfy every tastu and our Idlest,
arc made to tit every purse at
TheAshevilleChinaCo.
Phone 381.
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Till'. SAIIAMl BOYS WITH Till" CAT AX1 THE PIDDLE," AT THE
All Ill M. ITU DAY. NOVEMBER 11.
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Tomorrow Nlglil "Tlie (at and lb.
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The attraction at the Audltorlinn
tomorrow night will be the musics',
extravaganxa success. "The Cat and
the Fiddle," which deals with magic,
spirits, gnomes. .Iff., fairies and a
story of the mythical Isle f Rye. It
Is said to form a combination tha'
ploascs the most fastidious, and re
minds one of "The Babes In the
Woods," "Mother Goose." ami tb I
present success of the century, "Utile
Nemo "
"The Cat and the Fiddle" has many
weird and novel stage characters-.
The Oood Oenil and her wonderful
gigantic cat: Queen Circe, the falo
queen, who with greai Oobs rules ove.
the destinies of the mystic Island, and
the esrth bHnga who are spirited
away to F.lftand; all art aald to con
tain many new ideas" In the line of
musical comedy.
The plot leads to and permits of a
score or more of pretty ballet evolu
tions, some 26 musical numbers, and
bevy of pretty girls well selected
and trained, srhlle the costuming Is
of new design, strikingly handsclm
I In manv roses and decidedly weird ill
i others. In conformity with the locale
I of the scenes.
The presenting company numbers
Iforlv or nr.ore uaODls. The cast Is
headed by Mr. Harry II. Watson, u
iaiorite comedian and it Is said he
has sored heavily everywher be has.
I bos far been aen. Ho Is ably us
slsteil by those clever artists, Itosa
and Aithur Uoylan whose grotesuuc
and acrobatic dancing delineations
have mads the famous, not only In
this OOUntfy, but In Europe and Aus
tralia. I jtwri nee Ootthard, an animal
Impersonator of no mean ability, is
the "Cat." Geo. E. Hart. Marty
Marts, J. O. Campbell, and Qeo. F..
Wakefield are all among the prlncl
pala. Unserved seats' now on tale at
the Mountain City Stationery store.
STUART'S
LOCAL REMEDY
FOR ECZEMA
Many different remedies have been
tried for Ecxema and other skin dis
eases. Hut It Is now known that th
only possible curs ia a mild, soothing
liquid made up of Oil of Wlntergreeni
Trymol, Glycerine, and other Ingredi
ents so careful)- compounded that
each Ingredient has Ita proper effect.
rnls compound Is now made up In
the I). D. D. Prescription. Ten years
of success and thousands of cursa
show the merit of this wonderful
compound, but for most convincing
proof Is a trlsl of the remedy by any
ecaemn aufferer..
Ik O. D. will prove to you that you
can be cured. The very drat drops
will give you Instant relief. Oe g
Unequaled Values
Exemplifying the
Buying Power of
This Firm
Wft nic always trying to mine the standard of our liit'ichaudisc, makiug new trade con
nections wlit'iv ever wo can improve the .it, or workmanship of our garments or
show the new "Americanized" foreign models more quickly.
The continued growth of this store's business proves how well we are succeeding.
Our showing oi ready to don outer apparel for women and misses includes much
wanted, exclusive style features and the fact thai wc offer a liberal discount during
this removal sale and stock reduction movement is the basis of our claim that we of
fer the best values in Asheville.
THE FASHION, 16 Palton Ave.
owns atoNiv amp suae - i iovbui
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