si
The Girl Who Lives Alone
whether the attends college or goes to business, needs the
Perfection Oil Heater. It will heat a cold, cheerless
boarding house or dormitory room and make it livable. It
is invaluable In Its capacity of quickly giving heat. It will burn
nine hours with one filling. It is sate, smokeless and odorless ;
has a cool handle and a damper top.
An indicator shows tbe amount of oil in the font. The filler-cap is put in
like a cork in a bottle, and is attached to the font by a chain. It has an automatic-locking
flame spreader, which prevents the wick from being
turned high enough to smoke, and is easy to remove and drop back so the
wick can be quickly cleaned. ,
The burner body or gallery cannot become wedged, and can be unscrewed
In an instant for rewicking. Finished in japan or nickel, strong, durable, well,
made, built for service, and yet light and ornamental.
Dtalin Bvtrywkm. If not at yours, writt for dttcriptim ciraltr
to tht nearest agency of tkt
Standard Oil Company
(Incorporated)
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby piven that the Jury
heretofore duly appointed to prorate
and assess the amount of the special
benefit arising to each piece of prop
erty deemed by said Jury to fee bene
ficially affected by reason of the lay
ing and construction of a sewer line
known as Section B of sewer contracts
on South Beaumont, Sorrels, Weaver,
Curve, South Pine, Galther and Wil
son streets of this city, within the
city of Asheville, as provided by
law, particularly by section 71 of
chapter 100 of the private laws of
1901, and all amendments thereof, has
filed its report as required by law, In
which said cost and expenses of the
Improvement above mentioned against
property and each piece thereof
deemed by it to be beneficially af
fected by said improvement, the
names of the owners of said property,
or where names of owners i-ould not
be ascertained, the names of those
parties in whose names said property
has been listed for taxation, or in
..aces where said property has not
been so listed, the names of the party
or parties occupying same, being as
follows: R. P. Walker, W. H. Bird,
Nellie Williams, Cattle Day. Wal
ker, Lottie Priestley, Walker, P. B.
Sorrels, L. P. Sorrels, Delia Waln
worth, Emma Ball, Jennie Galther,
Henry Lee, Chas. Shepard, Maggie
Whlttaker, Sallle Weaver, Peter Wil
liams, Joseph Collins, A. Burgess, Al
fred Wilson, Noah Murrough, A.
Brooks, M. J. Alexander, James
Avery, John Downs, Rufus Greenlee,
Kay Palmer, McDuffey, L. M. Bost,
W. E. Shufoid. Montague. J. A.
Bryson. Albert Jordan, Chas. Smith,
Joe Carter, Mahaha Ragsvale, Alfred
MeElrath, Annie Smith, J. B.
Wallace?. Henry Clark. Cald
well, P. A. Golns. Henry Moore,
John Bias, J. A. Wilson, John Lyles,
W. P. Brooks. John Wilson, Mauda
Evans, Ella Miller, Rena Ormsted.
Minnie Smith, Annie Smith, Jim Mil
ler, John Whitson. Dick Mills, Eliza
Batts. Alfred Gaither. Hy Hamilton,
John Holbert. Green Bradshaw, C. D.
Madden, Greenlee, R. B. Cannon,
John Downs, R. B. Porter. Wm. Whit
son. Osborno High, Trinity Episcopal
church, they and each of them, and
all parties Interested in said property
so beneficially affected by said im-1
nrflt'.ntont. am u., I,t .. -
admonished that the report of said
Jury as above set forth Is now on file
with the city clerk of Asheville, and
that thy and each of them are here
hy required to be and appear at a
regular meeting of the board of alder
men of said city, to be held on the
16th day of December, 1910, at 8 p
m., and show cause, If any exists, why
snld report should not be approved
and confirmed by said board of alder
men of the city of Asheville.
This the 21st day of Nov., 110.
A. O. HALYBURTON,
Nl dec 14. city Clerk.
TRrsTEF.'S SALS.
Under nnd by virtue of the power of
sale contained i n a certain deed of
trust executed by Ellsa Cook and
Kllen Cook, on the 15th day of
Oct., 10. which Instrument was
duly recorded In tne office of the Reg
leter of Deeds for Buncombe county,
N. C, in Book No 7T, page No. t, of
the Records or Mortgages and Deeds
of Trut for said county and state, to
which reference Is hereby made, and
defauU having been made in the pay
ment of the Indebtedness secured In
and by the said Instrument, whereby
the power of sale therein contained be
came operative, and the holder there
of having made demand upon the said
trusty that he sell the lands conveyed
In and by said deed of truet. according
te the tnrms thereof, the .4j trustee
will on SATURDAY. DECEMBER II,
110, at II o'clock M. sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, at the court house
ooor i said county and state, the said
lands, which are bounded and more
artteularly described as follows, vis:
"Situate, lying and being In the city
of Asheville, county of Buncombe and
Btate of North Carolina, situated In
the eastern portion of the cliy, on
t as nth margin of Mountain street
Beginning at a stake In the south mar
gin of Moun'aln street at a point ion
Hp1 tn" corner of Pine and
Mountain streets, and runs thence with
the South margin of MotintHln tr.
!Shll. ,,,M nd forty. rou, .m.
I fee: thence south i n,
is always a ready help in the many
things women do for themselves
in their rooms. With the damper
top opened it will heat water for
tea or cocoa; it will dry the small
articles that a woman prefers to
wash herself in her own room. It
will quickly heat an iron or curling
tongs; quickly dry wet shoes or
skirts an ever ready help for the
woman who lives alone, depend
ent on her own resources. The
RFJECT10
9MUHELE5S
Absolutely smokeless tad odorless
Andrews, to T. O. Thrash by deed
dated Aug. 29th. 1907."
SECOND TRACT "Situate, lying
and being in the said county of Bun
combe and State of North Carolina,
and In Asheville, on Pine street, and
adjoining above-mentioned lot, and
bounded and more particularly de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a
stake 1n Lawson Miller's north line,
about 100 feet from Pine street, and
runs thence with the line of No 11 lot,
now Miller's line, north 82 degrees and
16 minutes east about seven feet to
a stake in Miller's line; thence north
31 degrees east abont.57 feet in line
of said house bought of T. M. An
drews; thence south 74 degrees and
24 minutes west about 7 feet to a
stake; thence south 1 degree and 49
minutes west about 57 feet to the be
ginning." This November 28. 1910
EUGENE WAY,
Trustee.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that the Jury
heretofo-e duly appointed to prorate
and assess the amount of the special
benefit arising to eacn piece of prop
erty deemed by said Jury to be bene
ficially affected by reason of the lay
ing and construction of a sewer line
known as sewer section No. 2 in the
eastern section of the city on Pine,
Short Pine, Sassafras. Clemmons and
Latta streets and on Blackwell nnd
other alleys of this city, lthln the
clr., of Asheville, as provided by law.
particularly by section 71 of chapter
100 of the private laws of 1901, and
all amendments thereof, has filed Its
report as required by law, in which
said cost and expenses of the Improve
ment above mentioned against prop
erty and each piece thereof deemed
by it to" be beneficially affected by said
Improvement, the names of the own
ers of said property, or where names
of owners could not be ascertained,
the names of those parties in whose
names said property has been listed
for taxation, or in cases where said
property has tiol been so listed, the
names of the party or parties occupy
ing same, being as follows: Daisy
Cannon. I ,c Neely. Annie Thomp
son, Thomas Latta, Mollle Williams,
W. E. Shuford. Henry Corpenlng.
Alice Steele. Robert Cannon. Carrie
Holmes, Jennie Parker, V. S. Jaquith
P. J. Jordan, Epps Estate,
Smith. H. Batterham, W. S. Lee, Lee
Qlbbs, Mandy Martin, I .on Green, Mrs.
Coe. Lee Nichols, Ar'-ur Rogers.
Thomas Morris. Moses Lord, K. P.
Avery, Mark W. Brown. H. Williams.
Chas. Reynolds. Ann Horner, Robert
Duley, Thos. Owenby. John Ijittimore.
J. Duckworth, Sarah Miller, Geo. Aus
tin, Mose Harris. Jennie Pearson.
Josephine Farr, Dr. R. H. Bryant,
Alex. Blackwell, A. McCoy, Mathew
Baxter. Matt. Osborne, Laura Rumple,
Annie Plnklns, R. H. Hlgglns. Elln
Brown. Ella rook, O. D. Revel!, Har
riet Burton, Geo. Hampton, Mary
Rice, Julius Abemathy, Geo. Haines,
Win. Williams. Hattle Rush, Mary
Allman. Lake Rumple, Geo. A. Shu
ford, Carrie Manse, J. S. Wilson. Lee
F leming, Monroe Walker, Gus Wood
vide, iAila Fleming, Margaret Brutnn.
aavtc Shade, lawson Reynolds, Lau
renla Moore, Laora Propea, Albert
Jordan, Thomas Propea, J. F. Butler,
at Keith. Jane Latta. S. Hemphill.
P. 8. Henry. Wm. Logan, Geo. Will If.
Ellen Mills. Walter Greenlee, Wm.
Cnnally, Julia Forney, City of Ashs
vllle, V. 8. Lusk, Minnie Woodatde.
they and each of them, and all partlea
Interested In said property so bene
ficially affected by aald Improvements
as aforeaald, are hereby admonished
that the city clerk of Asheville, and
that they and each of them are here
by required to be and appear at a
regular meeting of the board of alder
men of said city, to be held on the
30th day or December, 1010, at p.
m.. and show cause. If day exists, why
said report should not be approved
and confirmed by aald board of alder
men of the city of Asheville.
This the 2th day of Nov., lilt.
A. O. HALYBURTON,
Ml daw II. city Clerk.
SALE OF REAL ROTATE FOR
At It o'clock on Mondav. Jimmrv
9th. It 11, at the court houaa door In
Asheville. N. ft. I wltt aell at 1,1,1.11..
outcry to the hlfthest bidder for cash.
,irsuant to the laws of North Caro
lina, all the Innriii in Hnn.,mi.u
I on whiuh the taaas far the year
iivd anil ltot remain unaalri tart
ef which lands to be acid, and the
inniwuni 01 taxes due thereon, with
I coats of advertisement added as re
quired by the laws of 1103, as fot-
THE CHRISTMAS TREE.
How to Decorate It to Get Beautiful
Effects Cheaply.
Decorating u Christmas free' gives
plenty of scope for artistic talent and
the display of originality. The use of
electric light bulbs of different coloro
atldj much to the beauty of the tree,
but they also add to the expense. uuU
beautiful effects can be gained without
the expenditure of much money.
Thought and work will take the place
of money iu creating a tree that will
delight the children uud will add much
to the enjoyment of grownups.
One novel effect am be gained by
the use of twisted crystal drops, which
will look like Icicles when suspended
from the tree. They come iu clusters
and are comparatively cheap. The
crystal drops from old fasioned lamps
can be used effectively ib connection
with he new ones. Stars, crescents
and diamonds cut from silver paper
and scattered lavishly over the tree
heighten the effect, anu strings of
white popcorn looped from itough to
bough will also add to the arctic ef
fect. Too much color should not be used
In this scheme of decoration, though
tradition demuuds that some holly ber
ries, mistletoe aud cranberries appear.
Small red nnd green apples if stuck
full of tiny crape paper flags nnd then
suspended from the tree can he used
to good advantage. They can be fas
tened by braids of red, white, blue nnd
green paper.
Walnuts, hickory nuts, peanuts, pine
cones, etc.. can be gilded and then used
so they will help the decorative
scheme. Buy some smalt of your paint
dealer. Dissolve a piece of glue iu
boiling water, place a small tack In the
end of the nut and then dip it in the
glue. Then roll It in the smnlt. which
can be had in gold, silver and other
metallic shades. The nuts can be at
tached to the tree by means of the
tack. They should be hung from bright
colored ribbons in places that look
bare.
A yard of tarletan, costing but n few
cents, can be made Into dozens bf
small bngs, hearts and stockings,
which, when filled with bright colored
candles, are useful In decorating and
at the same time serve as presents.
DO YOUR SHOPPING EARLY.
How to Lessen Your Own Troubles
and the Merchants' Worries.
Shop early. The woman who shops
early is in letter temper to make judi
cious selections, has more time to de
vote to making purchasers, a less
rumped assortment of goods to choose
from and, above all, is apt to Eeceive
more effective and considerate service
from the clerks. Women are prone to
making early shopping resolutions and
are also prone to breaking them.
Really the results might be worth the
effort of a good trial.
In addition to the utilitarian feature
of early shopping there is the humani
tarian feature. A New York woman
has formulated the following rules for
Christmas shopping:
"First Do as much as possible of
your shopping before Dec. 1.
"Second. Have it all done one week
before Christmas.
'Third Shop early In the day.
"Fourth. Carry home as many par
cels as possible.
"Fifth. IK) not ask to have parcels
delivered on the day of purchase.
"Sixth. Do not ask to have articles
sent home on approval.
"Seventh. Do not shop during lunch
hours, thus shortening the honr for
the clerks."
There Is so much common sense In
these rnles that all women might
adopt them with profit to themselves,
the merchants and the clerks.
How to Stencil 0 Frieze.
When stenciling a design fur a wall
paper frieze draw the diapered pat
tern on heavy paper so as to allow the
skeleton design tu bold firmly together
after the sprays have bec-j cut out
from steucll plates. Cut out each piece
of the drawing with a sharp knife uud
lay It on a rough piece of the enrd
board so that tb edge of the knife is
not turned. Prppnr each piece to re
sist the action of tbe color by suing or
by shellac dissolved In inethyl:it-tl
spirit. Mix the color with ooe-tbj .1
picture copal varnish and two-thirds
turpentine, using only a small portion
at a time, as It Is very volatile. Then
dab the color nil over the surface of
the deslgu with a stencil brush. You
will then be ready to apply It to tbe
walls.
Hew to Make a Christmas Ball.
Take two wooden boons ami. after
placing one Inside the other ao they are
t right angles, make a network of
wire arwuud them no as to form a hol
low ball. Stick into tbls countless
bom-has of holly aud sluil It with ber
ries fronted wit h snow powder. I'najen
ribbous to It from which to suspend the
present. Hang tbe ball from tbe cell
ing by a picve of ribbon, which can be
run though a hook so the bail can be
raised not of the wty until tt Is time
to distribute tbe presents. The Cbrtst
raaa ball Is a pretty and Inexpensive
substitute for the Christmas tree.
Haw to Tie twees Comfortably.
Msn who have trouble with shots
because the lacing does not stay tight
over the instep, but becomes to tight
at tbe top as to be uncomfortable, can
avoid tbe discomfort by a Uttle care.
Lace tbe shoe tightly until halfway
ap, then paaa the string a second time
over tbe books and than lace tbe fW
of the shoe loosely. The doable tun
over the hooks ut tbe)nep will keep
the lower portion of the lacing tight,
and the . onset portion will remain
GARAGE SHOULD BE CLEAN.
How to Car Far sn Auto 80 Expensss
Will Be Kept Down.
Cleanliness In the garage Is essential
to the well being of one's car. Next
to that, cieaullness iu keeping tbe car
Is most to be desired. The first of
these two liuportaut points can only
be secured when pbmnlng the build
ing, and it Is one that the owner will
do well to look out for.
The draining of the floor should al
ways Incline toward the center and
should be of a cesspool pattern. Be
low the opening there should be a re
ceptacle to catch nil grease and dirt
and with It a grit chamber. These
should be carefully looked after, so as
to guard against any obstruction.
A good thing to keep tbe gursge
floor clean la a hoi. saturated solution
of common washing soda, which can.
If wanted for use frequently, be made
up in large quantities and stored
away. If this Is done, however, tbe
solution must be reheated to nlout
boiling point before making use of It.
This will, of court e be too hot for the
hands, so that an old broom or brush
should be utilized to spread It around.
Another preparation as good, If not
better, that can be used for this pur
pose is trisulphate of sodium, which
can be procured from several chemi
cal companies, priced at from 4 to 5
cents per pound. Tills solution, al
though strong enough to remove paint,
can be frequently ustvl for the hands
with impunity. It is more convenient
than the first solution In that it can be
used cold.
For cleaning the body of a car the
use of needlessly strong alkali soap
should be condemned. This, with neg
lect to wasu off the snap and failure
to dry the varnished surface perfectly.
Is responsible for a great deal of the
Injury done to a car's paint As a
matter of fact, neither soap nor water
should ever be need on a car above
tbe undersides of the mud guards, ex
cept In cases where tbe mod Is caked
on the body In Urge quantities.
In most cars tbe first signs of wear
of the painted portion invariably show
on the varnished surface of the en
gine bonnet. This Is due to the fact
that it is frequently covered with mud
on the return from n run and is then
washed with soapy water while the
metal Is still hot. Sonp should not be
used on the bonnet until It has cooled
and even then should be carefully
washed off. After n number of wash
ings while the bonnet Is still hot the
Injurious effect is quite noticeable, and
Within a short period tbe car has to
be repainted long before its legitimate
time.
The problem of clean hands Is fre
quently a difficult question with own
ers of autoe who do any of their own
driving or repairing. The use of a
mixture of soap powder and powdered
pumice is recommended. The propor
tion of the Ingredients can only be de
termined by use, as it varies with tbn
Individual. This last fact, of course,
precludes its being , kept In stock any
length of time.
How to Get Winter Eggs.
At this time of year good poultry
men are preparing for the winter, and
tbe supply of eggs marketed In the
cold weather largely depends on the
preparations that are made now for
several reasons:
First, because the cocks and bens
r now molting and require extra
care In the way of feed, wster and
grit. Roll corn nnd oats together and
feed once a day. Wheat nnd corn are
good foods, not cooked, for the bal
ance of tbe day.
At this time iu' year good, cold drink
ing water kept in vessels is all right.
but when the v outlier is cold bent the
water. It will help to retain the body
neat of tbe hem.
Keep sand at all times In your poul
try yard. It Is tbe cheapest and best
of grit.
Bee that the broken panes of glass
are replaced and the csscks ail closed
before the winter storms begin.
Fresh nests should be made at least
once a month. The bens do not like
to leave their offerings iu soiled nests
and often refuse to lay where lice are
In tbe nests. Whitewash tbe henhouse
and roosts twice s year and scatter
dry lime over it balance of time or
sprinkle with coal oil.
If cleanliness Is closely watched
there will be less danger of sick fowls.
p
Hew to Clean Woodwork.
Tbe woodwork around my kitchen
sink became very dirty, and I wanted
it cleaned and revnrniohed. This easy
method of getting the dirt and old var
nish off at f ie same tea was told ma
snd proved to be a boon. Tbe instruc
tions were to make a soft soap from
common yellow laundry soap and when
it was nearly cool to Stir In one table
spoonful of concentrated lye and one
half capful of coal oil. When the rals
ture was like a heavy paste It was
ready to be spread OTST the woodwork
with s paint brush. I followed these
Instructions, letting tha Swap remain a
day sad a halt and Whan I washed
It off with plenty of not water ws
pleased to find the dtrt and old rar
nlsh come with it. leaving tbe clean
Tvood expoeed When It was dry I var
nished it. snd I had it sweet, clean
V 'hen again with vary BbSe 1st .
Mrs. C C. Andrews.
Haw to Clesn a Mask Skirl
It hi possible to clean a black skirt
with very little trndfett Lay It flat
on s clesn table Remove all grease
spots with brown paper snd a hot
lrn. then with n Sponge dipped Im
sir.. as; coffee rub over the entire dress,
paring special attention to the front
and edge of the skirt. After the wh ile
of ihV skin has hewn snouted nnd
Tne telegraph rosspswles
of th
Htatee employ fifty
i ThU Home-Mad Cough
f Syrup Will Surprise You T
Stops Even Whooping; Const
(i sickly. A Family Supply
at Small Cost.
MM MMMIMHH
Hero is a home-made remedy that
takes hold of a cough Instantly and
will usually cure the most stubborn
in s noura. xms recipe mattes
a pint enough for a whole family.
You couldn't buy as much or as good
ready made cough syrup for 12.50.
Mix one pint of granulated sugar
with H pint of warm water, and stir
2 minutes. Put 24 ounces of Pinex
(fifty cents' worth) In a pint bottle,
and add the Sugar Syrup. This keeps
perfectly and has a pleasant taste
children like It. Braces up the appe
tite and is slightly laxative, which
helps end a cough.
You probably know the medical value
of pine In treating asthma, bronchitis
and other throat troubles, sore lungs;
etc There Is nothing better. Plnex la
the most valuable concentrated com
pound of Norway white pine extract,
rich in culalcol and all the natural
healing pine elements. Other prepara
tions will not work In this formula.
The prompt results from this inex-
fienslve remedy have made friends for
t in. thousands of homes In the United
States and Canada, which explains whv
the plan has been Imitated often, but
never successfully.
A guaranty of abaoluto satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this recipe. Your druggist has Plnex
or win get 11 ior you. tr not, send to
The Plnex Co., Ft Wayne. Ind.
The Stray Chlf-ft Crowded Out
Kansas City Star.
They talked It over and decided
that it was their duty to rear some
body else's baby. They found a boy
three days old and took him home.
That was IS years ago.
Then something attracted the stork.
He began to visit the home at 265
Independence avenue where a found
ling baby had been taken In because
he had neglected to stop there, But
after the stork had called five times
and there were five- little mouths of
their own to feed they talked it over
again. And Joseph Bayne, who Is a
mall carrier, went to the Juvenile
court and asked that he and his wife
be relieved of the care of the adopted
boy.
"You see." he said, "whan we took
this boy we believed we never would
have children of our own."
And so the adopted boy is going to
find a new home at the Met 'tine farm.
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers.
Mrs. D. Gllkeson, 32t Ingles Ave.,
Youngstown, Ohio, gained wisdom by
experience. "My little girl had a se
vere cold and coughed almost continu
ously. My sister recommended Foley's
Honey snd Tar. The first dose I gave
her relieved the Inflammation In her
throat and after using only one bot
tie her throat and lungs were entirely
free from inflammation. Since then I
always keep a bottle of Foley's Honey
and Tar In the house. Accept no sub
stltutes. Sold by all drugsrlsts.
To provide sgalnst false Are alarms
an Inventor has suggested a fire alarm
box that locks n hnndcuff on the wrist
of a person who rings an alarm re
movable only by a fire department
ofiicer.
Worse thi.n an alarm of fire at
night Is the metallic cough of croup
bringing drend to the household
Careful mothers keep Foley's Honey
and Tar In the house snd give It at
the first sign of danger. It contains
no oplstcs. Sold by all drugglBts.
To make nn atomiser a more con
venient Implement ot handle, an In
ventor has placed the rubber bulb In
a depression In one side .' the bottl"
so thst It can be operated with on"
hand.
(Katural and foleradl
If it's a floor, or a door, cither
inside or out ; a boat, a canoe, cr
your piazza steps, there's s
KYJtNIZE FINISH FOR IT
Wtralth natlif ertlor or your mom-7
back. Try Kyaaute satisfy younrif.
RANDOM BROS. COMPANY,
Richmond, Va., Wholesale IMstHbutnrs
Local Agents: (Mt Lumber Co.,
Asheville, N Ci Clark Hardware Co..
Hendersonville. C
MrTICF..
North Carolina,'' Buncombe County
In the Superior Court.
Frances Whitley Moore vs. Richard
Barbour Moore. Notice of Publica
tion of Summons.
7 Is defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been comenced in the Su
perior count of Buncombe county by
the plaintiff therein named for a di
vorce a vinculo from the defendant on
tbe grounds that the defendant has
committed fornHstlsn and adultery;
snd the aaad defendant will further
Uka notice that he Is required to ap
pear at the tarns of the Superior court
tor said county te be bold on tha 4th
Monday before the first Monday of
March. 1111, at the court house of
said county In Asheville, N. C. and
answer or demur to tbe complaint In
said action, or tha plalnMf will apply
for the relief therein dssnsnded In
said complaint,
ThU: 2". November, 111.
MARCUS EI
Clark ot Superior Court-
rdrhetan. Attorney
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ASHEVILLE, N. 0.
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best, and everything will be done for the comfort and con
venience of the guests. Rates reasonable. Special rates to
conventions. Respectfully,
M. K. ZINDEL.
COMMERCIAL
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Asheville 's New Hotel. The only up-to-date European
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now open. Furnace heated. Th e commercial trade solicited.
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WATNEHVUXS, W. O. . 2 Jl
Open Throughout the Tsar.
STRICTLY HIGH CLASS SERVICE ALWAYS.
O. H. and MRS. L. W. KNIGHT.
THE BON AIR
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND TOURIST HOTEL 07
WAYNESVILLE, N. 0.
MRS. SALL IE E. C0R7. Proprietress,
Opm the Tear Round. "FREE SAMPLE ROOMS"
. HOTEL ENTELLA
BRYSON CITY.
Headquarters for traveling msn
and lumbermen. Rates 13 per day.
Special rates by the month, Bath
room. Free sample rooms. Railroad
eating house fronting Southern depot
Livery In connection.
W. W. ALMA WHEELER, Froprs
PATTON HOUSE,
Murphy, N. 0.
The best and most reasonable house
In town good table, clean beds and
home cooking. Rates 11 per day.
MRS. ROSA PATTON.
FOLEY'S 0RIN0LMM
fon Stomcm Toubv.l end CoiTirTioa
Improved Hot Water
Heating System
Now is the time to prepaie for winter; have us install in
your home our improved hot water heating system which
lessens the cost of installation and saves in fuel consumption
and assures you summer heat throngnont your house in the
coldest winter days. We employ none bnt skillful workmen
and usa the American Radiator CVs boilers and radiators,
and guarantee perfect satisfaction. .! ,
Ball, Thrash 6 Co.
5, 7 and 9 Bast College Street,
HOTEL BERKELEY
POOL
ROOM
Going Ahead
Ton must do one thing or the other.
A lesgnsut business Is certainly anything bnt tha nrlds of the
community.
Tbe "going ahead" merchant has the proper kind of Illumina
tion for his establishment Salutes, thst sre modern, up-to-date
and grre the greatest amount of good light st the least cost. The
"going back" msn ssta his faith in old and obsolete methods
snd natures.
We await TOTTr' demands for anything eleouical.
'I 1
Asheville Electric Cc
TOURIST
town. Hendersonville, N. C.
Our House
W. C. HALL, Prop.
BLACK MOUNTAIN, N. C.
Rates 11 per day Located at Union
tnttssL
The Manor
An EXCLUSIVE INN
Attractive accommodations tar
long or short stay. Cottages for
housekeeping or In connection with
The Manor.
Eagle Hotel
MARION, N. O.
T. J. WILLIS. Manager. RATES $2.
Free Sample Rooms. Free Pus. No
extra charge for bathe.
Asheville, N. C
At the Same Old Place
"Downstairs
A Fine Line of Cigars
or Going Back