North Carolina Newspapers

JMtoPday, November 21, 1910. THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS. PAGE SEVEN 1 t ft T WANTS VC Ik wIm tor anyone Id nO at tain office In an eedeavor to tad out namee of advertloere, Ttio-r- who advents under an Initial or ion oV i tiM d not wtsh their names to b nude imbttB. and they eannoi bo il brctt Una BROWN & 00., Merchant Tailors. I and 11 Psnmn TlntMliaa Opposite Postofflce. Fall it) lea received. HELP WANTED. WANTED Men to learn barber trade. .Few weeks completes. Time saved li'y Hcndv p-ec 'e, enreful Instruc tors iinj demonstrations. Tools Mtven, dplumus granted. Waffes Saturdays. Splendid demand for graduates, Wrlto today. Moler Purl .' College, Atlanta, Co. 244Gt WANTS MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED An eight-piece kitchen ret, fully warranted. Is offered as a premium by The Gazette-News. No kitchen ta complete without one of these sets. A limited numbr left, and are only obtainable by new and old subscribers to the paper. WIRD AND taOR JTBNCTNQ Now la the time to gat your fences built ! so as to avoid the spring and sum mer rush. Office In Oatea building, first floor. Phono lit. If. A. Criasiiian A Ran. M-tt 504 MEN 20 to 40 years old wanted at once for Electric Railway Motor arien and Conductors; $6 to 100 a month; no experience necessary-; fine opportunity; no strike; write immediately for application blank. enclosing stamp. Address H. Care of Qaiette-News. 245-IIOt CARPETS AND RUGS CLEANED vvnem'0 jjithar on your floor by vacuum Cleaner or taken out and cleaned In i our regular carpet cleaning ma chine Work guaranteed, price rea- sonable. Ashevllle Carpet House, It and ZO Church street Phone 228. 129-tf . TOE SALE. FOR BALE Desirable building lot In Canton. Address Caatoa, oart j Oasette-News. ti FOR BALE 100,000 ft. and galvanised pipe. Bead as your Inquiries and orders, and receive the advantage of vary low prloes. Largest stock of Mill atappllea In western Carolina; Saws, Belting Pulleys, Shafting, Hangers, Pack ings. Hose, Pipe Fitters' and Ma ablauta Tools. Aiheviiie Supply Foundry Co., Market and Eagle streets. Phone III. tf Mask ; POULTRT BTJPPLTBB Red Comb, ! Poultry Feed. Scratch. Corn and Fine Chick, Dry Mash for hens, Force feed for little ohicks. Roup, Oapa, Cholera, and Whits Diar rhoea Cure, Lice Powder and Lice Liquid, and a limited number of 10c books free. Phone 7 St. J. M. Campbell, at Btonsr's Grocery Dept. fe.-f FOR BALE One five-passenger tour ing car body; one wind shield, orig inal cost ISO; one top, original cost 1110; nil positively new. Owner leslrts to chunee tpe of car. Will sacrifice all for $210. Address X, Qasette-News. 244-Gt ALL ABOUT POULTRT by "Tour Uncle Dudley." No system, no fake but sense. Largely the experi ence Of a southern poultry mas of about SO years' experience in the south. Price CO centa Scutbirn Poultrytnan, Bouthern Fancier and the book for $1.00. Uncltt Dudley. 314 N. Jackson BU. Atlanta. Ga. tf ! BSjrt ALCOHOL 3 PER CENT. 1 I HIS Agetablefteparaii(mrorAs. Wmm sumiaiireroouaalrWuia jiRM tungUie Stomadis andBws of j Bmm rTomotesUigcstionOiffrMI fv"'; npssandlteitrnnlaiinnpittsrl KoSg Opium.Morphine norMiiEraLl lft 'III, VnTVinrnTiP 1 Ml Wjao 5e&B j fffw AperfeclRemeoroTCnnsliai WJ Hoii.SourStomach.Diarrtaa S.3o- l Wnrmt romiiktmw.FpvTrish H!i; nessandLOSS OF Sleep, j Jmti Facsimile Signature of 1 MS. OLtffZ- mil NEW YORK. HBSS'1 EXEIS iEEUH 4r;-i U I smen V-sVXXirTAgisV gflgtaisgisW mm i j EMMS. iuTueedimtierthet.ooaa GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Ashe. Whol. Drug. I lieaumont Furniture. Citizens Hank 137. DO J Universal Secty. 6s... 10.50 Universal Secty. cert.. 12.50 Wachovia I & T. Co. . ...... William-Browne!! Mill 10.00 72.00 320.00 -11. OCR 136.00 i Mr. Lynch Makes Statement. If Grandmother r .1 iar i .r ft .aV In tr uiutofarWa Exact Copy of Wrapper. Use For Over Thirty Yeers CASTQRIA THI cntu eoamMT. I o CITY. HONEY In specializing we are mak ing absolutely pure honey ours. You can get same at your grocer. If you find any cane sugar or glu cose under our label we will give $25 free. Harmon, the Bee Crank. 244-261 FOR SALE Five room cottage at n hurgalir Call and see property and learn price. 5 Blanton St. ftiS-tt TO ROT. PULL LINE of Fresh Meats, oysters,. Clams In shell. Crab Meat and Fish every day. Mont ford Market. Tel-! ephone 1425. No. 7 Montford avc-; nue. H4S-S Mind Kate Hall has resigned her position with Sumner Sons' company. She has had charge of the glove and hose department there for Severn I years. LOST Saturday night roll .r hills, about $65.00 or more two of which were $20.00 bills; balance in small bills. Finder return to this office and keep half the money and ob lige. M6 FOR RENT Very desirable flats, centrally located, all modern con veniences, $14.50 to $18.00 per month Also second floor offices fronting on Pack square. O. D. - Revell, II Revell building, or J. L. Wagner, poetofflee. eod-tf LOST Friday afternoon. between 4:30 and 5 o'clock, on Charlotte street car, a small gold watch with K. M. S. on back. A reward will be paid If delivered to Dr. Carroll'! sanitarium. , 245-ut FREE TO THE I THE JUBKEIS The Leading Storks on New York fixclmnge Cotton Market Quotations. FOR RENT -ropm house, complete ly furnished, in good neighborhood and near car line -I5.0. Forbes & Campbell, 52 Patton avenue. Phone a. 2-tf TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT All makes, Remingtons, Smith Prem iers, Underwood, L C. Smith, Oli ver and etc.. by the day, week or month. J. M. Hearn Co., Battery Park Place. Phone 448. FOR RENT 10-room housa unfur nished, on Woodfln etreet, S$.00. Forbea A Campbell. 6$ Patton ave nue. Phone 28. 244-tf FOR RENT Furnished, for winter, six-room house with all modern conveniences, on car line. No sick people need apply. Apply 6 Clay ton street. MM rOR RENT Nicely furnished con necting rooms for light housekeep ing; reasonable rent. Apply 11 Orady St Phone It. 141-' An abundance of apples, nuts, candies, fresh vegetables and fancy groceries at G. D. Allison's store on Merrimon Ave., Phone 31 . BUSINESS PEOPLE INVEST IN REAL ESTATE For Sale Lot on car line, paved street, beat location, 7 ft. x 198 ft. $1200. Terms. For Sale Twelve room house, mod ern, hot wuter heat, on paved street, and car line, close In at a $acrlflce. CANADAY REALTY CO. Phone No. B7t. FOR RENT Connecting rooms, first nnd second floor, nicely furnished for housekeeping; gas and sink In kitchen. 26 Starnes Ave. 887-tf FOR RENT Furnished room for gentlemen or for couple; convenient for meals. Apply 17 Vance street 120-tf. Notice to Ladies Don't miss this opportunity whon yo can get all wool blankets at the rate of cents per day or 20 cents a week In colors and qualities. Our nrlea is the same aa anywhere else Call and see for yourself. CHARLES M. COIIN 13 E. College St. Phone 1713 OFFICES FOR RENT Two adjoin ing front rooms. Second floor over Kress' store. Steam heat. Janitor. See T. J. Harklna. 243-t'. FOR SALE 30 acres of land three miles out on Weaverville car line near new bridge station, a bargain if taken at once. I J . U. rLinuti.au 06 own. No. 11 Tcmnle Court. Phone 1 !. FOR RENT Three unfurnished up stairs rooms, at 7$ Starnes avenue Apply at house or to W. C. Frank Osxette-News office. t! WANTED Mew Homo Cure That Anyone Coo Use Without Operation, Pein, Danger or Loss cf Time. I have s new Method that cnrr t rupture and wa;it voil to ma it t tnv citi-i.-.?. I r.m i 01 rviliR to sell vml fi Tn'n. but oli. i ynu a ct:;c hat ituvi cured ami eiidn all trusa-'.vumt.-t ntn' Inniior il ! ...'. . fnrevnr. Wo mauor wuetner you nave a rinci, oomiic ir navel rupture or opq foUowiug an oporntinn. ny Method la an abaolule cure. No matter what our ac ncr lioiv liur.l Vviui' v.urk, inv a!:'ttiti jrill certi.inly cure you. 1 especially n-nnt t'. iena it nt to tume ej-parenisv nopeirr. rai There all form of trusser, tie&tmenta anil or.eift- Jona have linlnl. 1 rvaul to alum ceiyoi.e a' ay own expense, that roy Mtihod n.ll rut) nil upture tufferins bh tni-weniinR fere'' time. T ins meAiia lictter licalta. increased i.livsicel ibility and lonirer life. .My free offer i? toe mixirtunt to iii'iMr '!, a .'inrlpi (lav IV rite no- uid hciriii vour cure at oner. !-cwl no money. dimply mail coupon below. L)o it to-day. WttltltltetltnKKlSKttatRitstSta! New York. Nov. 22. Small deallni .mil fi-ihlc llticuatlons nf prices were shown In the opening of stuck market. Changes Weae mijEd, without decisive teodericy cither way. Klucuatloni reached only half a point in a handfitt of the most active stocks, the market becoming quiet after prices commenced to turn up ward. Prices hovered mar yesterday's closing levels. Speculative Interest was lethargic. Oains of a fraction Were general ut noon, llonds -were steady.-- Then- was n" appreciable move ment of prices, arid business at a standstill. Active stocks ruled practically un changed from liuiir to hour. Various minor issin s wcrtt.bid up strunitly a; times. Editor of The Gazette-News: The article In yesterday morning's Cltlsen was very misleading inasmuch a it stated that the Grand theater In Kalelgh was closed and could not be reopened. One would infer from I reading the article that the theater I had gone in the hands of the receiver ! through my management. Nothing could be farther from the facts. The Grand Thcuter company was organ j izeg a little over a year ago, and was j capitalized at $9000, $8500 of which 'was paid in. Before finishing th : theater they ran short of funds. They j borrowed $2500 from the Citizens National bank of Raleigh on October 111, 1909, for one year, making the I note fall due October 14, 1910. The president of the Grand Theater com jpany company wrote me to Columbia, where 1 have two theaters, asking me to come to Raleigh and see him, which 1 did the last of August. He went over the situation and told me that the company was in very bad shape, and he personally owned 1000 opera chairs which were in the building, and the Graml Theater company owed him an acount of $811.71. He made me a proposition to sell them to me, which I accepted. 1 ran the theater about toyr weeks and found thnt the com pany was hopelessly in debt and that idi on Id I put the theater on a good, paying basis others would derive the i benefit instead of myself, and finding that I could not collect my account of ,$811. 74, as the Grand Theater com pany was Insolvent, I immediately in Istructed my attorneys to bring sui against the Grand Theater compam for the above amount. When I gave my attorneys these in structions they isued a summons tn I the Grand Theater company, which . was about 8 o'clock In the evening, That night several of the Grand I Theater company sent an automobile i to Ooldsboro to get an order from ' Judge Cook apolnting a receiver to ' keep me from getting my Judgment next morning for the money ivnicb they owed me. Their reason for so doing was to protect themselves from the bunk note of $L'.'i00. The receiver was appointed; I leafed the houst from the receiver and continued to run until after fair week. My attorneys, Watson & Denson of Raleigh, advised me to close the house until liiiiil settlement of the matter which 1 did Although I continued v Had only used Weston Snowdiiil Oil, THIS would not be the "age oi dys pepaia." it is positively the most healthful article known lor shortening, trying and lor salad dressings. It is 100 cooking value and 20, j more economical lor salads. A delicate, elegant vegetable oil, odorless, tasleless, refined (o the highest degree by a process exclusively known to, and used in. Wesson Snowdrilt Oil. It is unapproached by any thing lor all uses oi the kitchen and dining room. Beware ol substitutions made to "trade upon its lame and good name." Sold by all dealera in touch with advance ment, and made by THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO. New York New Orl Chicago enr-Y 1 Auk your deiler for the Wesson Snowdrift OH COOK BOOK. If hi supply Is eihiusted. write BOOK our Atlanl.i tjltice, zivinK ilcalcr'i n ime, and we nrr 1 will semi Die book free, with splendid testimony J from the leading Women's Clubi, etc. j CORN-SHUCKING SEASON IS REVIVED AT WEAVERVILLE Practice Almost Died Out Few Years Ago. But More Corn Raised Has Called Practice Into Vogue. BROS. STEAM DYE WORKS o o Formerly Ashevllle Steam Dye tfJ POOLE BROS. WorkB W The only expert cleaners and dyers In Ashevllle. m 5 a Correspondence of The Gazette-News. Weaverville. Nov. 22. Corn shuck ing Reason is here. A few years ago the practice of culllni; in all the neigh bors to help xhiiek corn had almost died out in this section and eVen now it is not ro common as it once was, Imt Judging from the reports ol sliuek IngS that have been, and are to be, It Is again gaining ground. No doubt there was a reason for the falling off of the practice as there is ,i reason for its return tii favor the fuel that not so much corn was raised a few years ago us now. Then the com was hauled up. thrown into the burn and Bhneked as needed. Very after il ruined the corn and didn't do the Rhucks any good. Not long ago a farmer, talking on the subject said that these old time Shucklnga should not be allowed to die out. That it and "ijullting day" were the sole survivors of the "all da workings" when the whole neighbor hood would gather at a certain home and help to "raise" ti barn, or per- POOLE BROS., Phone 1230 chance, build the house itself; all tlte remuneration that was expected or wanted was a good dinner. mere is something inspiring about a corn shucking not only that, but it Is exciting. Who docs not reoice to find a red car of eorn? And when, the sides are chosen and the corn di vided it is always exciting to see which side will get through lirst. Hut the real zest is when s jug is hidden In the center of the pile and both sides race to get to It lirst. even though It may contain nothing but cider. It is then that the neighborhood loal'e: comes Into his own for often it is he who is the champion "shucketY" Who has not seen hllu pointer) out as "not much good but a i.iighty good corn shucker?" Miiinl Ido admire a man of metal. Hthe! So do 1. if the metal is of the right kind. Doslon Transcrit. srqcKs. TFRTifToLTFtDN-! I Mark location of Rup- 1 turf on 1 ;a,"t:i:i; anti mml to X J ob. w. $. ntcE V I 41 1 Main ft.. Adanu. WOHT fl LEFT I r""c ' I ( auc of Uuitn-c iVflW All---' NOTICE. WANTED Tou to see our Flarance Automatic Blue Flame Oil Stove: no wicks; no smell. Bee them at The Ashevllle China Co., North Pack Square. Phone 381. tf WANTED Ponv, phaeton and neat. Patton A Rtlkeleather twr- til-li WANTED Lad lee Dyeing, cleaning and repair work. J. tit. McOlnness,' II South Main street. HS-tf WANTED Tour Notary publlo work. II. Jae. W. Albright, ss-u WANTED To give men a member ship to preesing club free. With eerrj suit made at US te Hi. to Mte month's membership free; with Upholstering Department. We desire to call sosclal attention to our Upholstering department. Wi erv order for suit III te iBO three I have In stock II Remnants of Sim -av-.a.. ...h.nhin frau. T C Tatnantrv. ancient dMtiarn. to select moiiiun in.t."' . - . w Wither. Phone Ml, on the eouare j BOARDWO. HOCK LUDQB. Haywood street. II rooms thoroughly renovated, across treat from Auditorium, half block (ten Battery Park, hotel, no oon aumptlves taken. Mr. P. J. Cor- WAftTED Two uhfi-nlahed, con necting room for llghl house keep lag; tauart be reaeonable; give prlee tt. weavervtiie, . v. Notice Is hereby given that the Jury heretofore duly appointed to prorate and assess the amount of the speelnl benefit arising to each piece or prop erty deemed by sain Jury to be bene ficially affected by reason of the lav Ing and construction of a sewer llnf known as Sec. 4. tin Eagle street. Hns xard street. Knob street, and Tuskei.-e. street. In eastern section of this city within the city of Ashevllle. as provided by law, particularly by section 71 of chapter 100 ol the prlvatf laws of 1901, and all amendments thereof, ha filed Its report as required by law. It which said cost and expenses of tin Improvement above mentioned against nrnnertv and each piece thereof deemed by It to he beneficially uf fected by said Improvement, th names of the owners of said properly or where names of owrers could no be ascertained, the names of tho parties In whore names said prnpertv has been listed for taxation, or In cases where said property has not been so listed, the names of the parl or parties occupying same, being n, follows: M T. Angel. Krnest Petty Henderson, Mnria R edition lien niaa, Alonso McCoy, Perry John son. Mllas Wilson, Thos. M El rod William Foreman, Carolina Williams Chaa. Reese. Colored Orphanage, Core Steele, Mattle Re nolds. Alexardei Rlnckwell Oreen Stlneon, Jack DC in Louis Connelly. J. H. Smith. Ed Jones David Brown, Iaura Knox, l.ouis A bott. Joe Moore, f-ssura Wells, Joe An thony. Tom Morris. J. J uranagmn Julia Bailey, Richmond Tearaon, Thos Oglesby. F M. Walnwrlght, Mark W Brown. Anderson Jsrkson, Thos. Chls holm. Colored Baptist church, A I. Wilson, Robert Love, Rose Jones Katis B. low, Henry Peareoti. Thos McCtennen, John Latlmore. Chas Coachman, James Forney. J. J. Oar roll. J. A. Wilson, John Lvl"l. Ih and each t( thr. and ill parties In terested In salt property so benefi dally affected by said improvement! .Aaf.M .M harahv admonished One furnished room, per we. .$f.t y,at tn, report of said jury as ahovt Three unfurnished rooms, per wk $t.ae forth lg now on ne wUn the clt Electric llghU and water furnished ,lerk of Ashevllle, and that they and BATTERY PARK BANh A8HKV1UUE. N O. J. P. Sawyer, Preaiaeai. T. C. COXE, let Vive President B. SLUDBR, Id Vice President J. X. RANKIN. CashLr Surplus and ProfiU 1130.000 (X' Capital 1100,000 o TRANKAl'rs A GENERAL BANK IN 1 HCSINESh Sped si attention given te coUk lona. Four per cent, miersai two o ias eeanette FOR SALE Nice T-room houae, new, good locu tion, price 12710; I room house, ller rUnon avenue, elegant home, worth l 000. If sold in the next few dnys, can be had for IB. 00". Forf'tlnt lara see DONNAHOE & BLEDSOE Phone 141 Eeed Bldg. Open. Close. Atchison 103 ',4 103 U Atlantic Coast Line 119 1 18 H America;! Smelting K0 80 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.. 77'4 774 Baltimore & Ohio 107 Amalgamated Copper ... 6H U91! Colorado Fuel & Iron... 3414 3 Chesapeake A Ohio 84 1 1 i.i .11 -i Paclltc Ill New York Central vi H3Vi Erie 2 Great Northern pld 123 123'.i Illinois Central 134 Mo., Kans. & Tex- 34 ' Louisville Na.-diville HD U National iad Missouri Pacific "1 Vnrfolk .V Western 9 9 Northern Pacific HOVi H1 Pennsylvania I8 12' Rock Island S3 33 ltock Island pld Heading M' Southern Pacific 11714 U7H -t. Paul 1?H Southern Hallway Southern RailWSS pfd s Pacific 177 nij 79 7 0, . Steel pfd H,a U'i Wnluish M 17 pSaBJeBaa aapVegaQrjarBs THE Havoc hog Urd has wrought lo the American digestion JtfttS is a long sad story, and the best way to make that long Suits hatband Pastes. This story short is to use Snowdrift hw the shortening, osarastee. upW with our own Snowdrift Hogless Lard is composed ol highly refined Cotton Seed Oil. wilh a slight proportion ol oleo stearine. (beel Ut) to give consistency. Always can lor "Snowdrilt. The Southern Cotton Oil Co. &w Trk Sr NatMHh Chbsaw warrant ol prrlrdion. sh"ukl cauae you always to demand Snowdrilt Hogless Lard,. n l beware ol any and every attempt at substitution. 3 Less Expense I More Worth I'nlpn Pact! I'. Steel Wnlmah pfd .1-. . . 3BS NKW YORK C)TTOW. Novcniln'r . December . Jununrv . March ... May spot 14. s:. i.oc i, si:ci lin n's. Reported sod correi ted dally by Henry T. Claudius. Bid. Asked. Vm. National Hank... 100 00 Vsh.lllle Wat l IS The Old Time Furniture Shop, fa tf N. Main f, Plume 1 FOR BENT B. T. TftXeCtt, 1 Penln rfl PI. Phone 4 33. -You to try atrr A- flour. Guaranty beet man. i v per C4 Ibe. Pt.-i eejfa a specialty. I drove..' Oroeery. I"tine Il, N DR. JAMB8 SAWYER Has rosumd,hi.prewUce. Offloe in ADELAIDE BUILDING .ch of them are hereby required t he and appear at a regular meeting nf the board of aldermen of said city, tn be held or. the ind day of December, lilt, at a p. in., and show cauae, If any estate, why said report should not be approved and confirmed by said board of aldermea of the city of Aahe villa. This ihe let day of Nov., lflO. TBURTti.' HAVE 'EM DONE THE NICHOLS WAY Thill's the way ahove all others to have your linens household anil jxjrsonnl laiuidcrod, if you want the moat perfect work. The NICHOLS WAY Irfuds them ;dl in quality. tahtville Laundry, I. A. NICHOLS, Mtittgw pay rents on the theater. I could hav oened it any time and the house has never been closed by any order of court or order of receiver. Tho property was sold Saturday, No leinlier lH, at auction and bid In by me. The Judge refused to conllrm ttsc sale. 1 secured the lease from the property owners Tor a term or ten years. I own the theater now. fully I .quipped, with a ten year lease: ab aoltrterv tree from encumbrances, and ; i the (irand Theater company succeed- ed in ciuiaintc me to lose sxii wntcii was justly due me. but have lost the I pi-opi rtv w hich cost them and rffetSj ttors about f 1 2.000. My only reason, for aiinsr Into detsll lr. the above mat- j ter Is that 1 do tin, care to have my mme connected with the corporation which hud fa ill .1 In the theater busi-i ness. mid the article In yeetertta) morn I ni!' t'itlsen would lend one to lielfeve that the tlrnnd Theater com pany WaUl put in tne unmix m me ie celver throuifh bnd maniiKenienl of mine, when ns a matter of fact it was Insolvent before I went to Ral eigh. And while 1 managed It nil accounts or every description were paid bp me and profits derived there from were of course mine. The Crand theater company were not in any way responsible for ac counts that were made while I was there, and I pnld spot cash for every ihttijr while 1 rsn the theater, and therefore nobody lost one cent during the time that I run the Crand theater kt Ralelah. I have owned and man aged ten thaeters during the lust year :,ud a half, and 1 have made ft suc caa of every one I am now running Hvt and can dispose of any one of them at a profit any day I should choose Yours truly. 8. A. LYNCH. A Bed rWiiL'-""11 ! J., triMT - lari -- BaaaT I rag RoomSuit y William and Mary all sing m furnituri seasonwiothini fourjfshowj mm aKas I The old, old story, told times with out number, snd repeated over and ovor ngaln for the last 3 years, but It Is always a welcome etory to thoee In search of health There la nothing i k. teni-tri that cures couehs and colds as quickly aa Chamberlain s Couih Remedy. Bold by all dealers. aw. a.r. ..- - ' " Mountain City 8taam Laundry ' . . a . Tel. 426, 80 N. baxington av j. a wi beenlmoiroroOTaate l!ianitliisVilliamfaiidMary suites The useofwcalieMiaeIj f increased in ,Aeaitfevnai and it 'would titjinlthtt suite the.bestnbinatifK3 I ee nreaclred.Weoathe. ontiresuiterthefcxieaTY NlahoRanyJfbrWAntiquelWali nut;Tin either suite thejcanejsstained'to inatchthe, fWOodmThc . distinct i ve featureJJfettVilliad. MarylschooLare . well broughtlout JandliUisJanJex-J f ie!bKthe; Urn " " " ample CfandJ Berkeyjfe GayiFtur RamdllMiehfetTdSignlia .youjarejdown -towiil Icett. J. L. Smathers &Sons Mammoth Furniture Store, 15 North Main St. lUaaa tab ' I 111 Patten avenve. It'1