a met m
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
Thursday,
A I 7. Leave this tremendous alcohol
I 1x&0U it Question to your doctor. The dan
ger is too great for you to decide
alone. Aver's Sarsanarilta ic n fnmV ontiVoi.. f,.m
I 1 kiiuiu; iiv,t iiuiu
laicohol. Take it or not, as your doctor directs, ttt'" I
I Great Price I
I Eductions
I till Muffin. I
m i iuuiiki o I
I I I. W. GLASER I
II i I 18 Patton Ave. 1
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people of discrimination wisii to pj&
etft s'.tU to other discriminatine; people go di react 'to
r J JjnSU3 VerV! Post Office Square
1 j X. Asheville, X. r.
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Shop Talk
Jnat lo mirro days, then Christ- I
mas. Are you ready'.'
The coal dealers of the city will I
dose their places of business Monday. I
If your eonl bin is running low do i
not expect any deliveries Monday.
The (). K. Grocery company. S4-f.j
364 Depot street, while out of the up
town shopping district, offers to save
you sufficient money to cause you to
go a little out of your way to do your
Christinas shopping. There's here a
nnc stock ot shoes, hosiery, hats, ere.,
and everything in groceries and fruits.
It requires two stores to hold the
Bonds of this concern.
The Asheville Laundry is offering
$5 and $7.50 books for the Christmas
stocking. There is no doubt aboiu a
laundry book being a sensible gift.
There's going to be much use for the
laundry-man after Christmas ami
New Years.
Charlie Masrarl, Patton avenue,
has a wonderfully attractive display j
of fruits ami candies of all kinds.
Also fireworks. He sure' to give the
boy a few fireworks and let him enjoy I
himself Christinas, you know, comes
but once a year
Senwell's drug store offers Florida
oranges at 2c each in any quantity,
anil golden grape fruit In quantity for
all comers. There's many o-her gift
articles at Seawell's, the usual good
showing of this splendidly regulated
pharmacy
The Wachovia Loan and Trust com
pany Invite you to open a bank ac
count for some member of your fam-
I .ear n the boys and eirls tins
saving habit. There's few gifts to
equal a bank book with the credits
on the right side.
The Little Gem, 4 Patton avenue,
is conducting a very special sale of
cold weather clothing. If you know
of some worthy person you would
Ike to give an overcrmt thin
weather it will mean a inagnill cut
gift.
M. Myams. corner t,. N. Main and
Merrimon avenue, is making an nwful
big run on oysters these holidays.
He has the sealed shipt brand.
There's also plenty of vegetables,
poultry and fresh meats without an
end. Groceries and fresh meats
bought of Hyams will prove in every
way as represented, and delivery Is
prompt.
H. itiedwood & Co. are doing a large business in Table
Damasks and Napkins, Towels, Bed Quilts, Comfort
ables and Blankets, Portieres and Couch Covers,
Dresser Scarfs and Center Pieces, Tray Covers, Fine
Axminster Rugs, Steamer Rug-sand Navajo Rugs,
&c. They hope to see you on this question.
Miss Roberta de J anon Gets
Income of $500,000 Estate
Philadelphia, Dee. 22. Miss Ro
lierta Bulst de Janon, who a year ago
run away to Chicago with a waiter
mployed at the Belle vue-tit rut ford
hotel here, under the will of her
grandfather, Robert liuist, a wealthy
seed man, who died last week. Is to
enjoy the income of $600,000 for life,
but will never obtain control of the
estate.
Thia will of Mr. Bulst waa made
December 8 last. After providing for
payment of his debts and a few small
bequesta he creates a trust fund, and
it is the interest from this which Miss
de Janon will Ret. The principal upon
her death will go to her children,
should she marry and have children.
In case she should not, the principal
will go to H. C. Stahle, Edward J.
Flood and Albert C. Kockerberger,
three faithful employes of Mr. Iluist,
and they are Instructed to form the
noipert Jjuist company.
Since his release on the charge of
abducting Miss de Janon, Fred Cohen
the waiter, has leen a leading ilgure
in certain sections of Philadelphia.
When informed that Miss de Janon
had inherited the income of her
grandfather's fortune he was pleased.
M n de Janon. whose mother is
dead, and whose father is said to re
side in New York, is understood to be
In southern California.
Brown Book company are right in
the front ranks in the iines of books,
fountain pens, dolls and the like.
There Is an unstinted collection of
these gift things at Brown's. Intel
ligent salespeople to wait on you. and
noi9i chi iu your selections- 01
books.
Evening Dresses
25 per cent Off
Ladies' Fur Coats
25 per cent Off
Neck Pieces, Etc. Ail Dress Skirts
25 per cent Off 20 per cent Off
The Special Prices Are Drawing
the Christmas Shoppers to
This Busy Store
The new holiday stocks and the price concessions that are awaiting you here should prove sufficient inducement
for you to favor us with a goodly share of your gift buying. We bought liberally in anticipation of a big holiday
business, in fact we fully expected to be open at least a month earlier than we were able to move in to our present
quarters and it is absolutely necessary for us to make up for the delayed disposal of this tremendous stocks of
goods which was carefully selected by our buyers for November and December selling.
ANY PURCHASE YOU MAKE HERE IS A GUARANTEED SAVING DURING THIS SALE.
$5 to $7 Ladies' Wool Sweaters Reduced to $3.98
Up to 10 Ladies' and Misses' Suits reduced to. . .$10.00
Fp to $35 Ladies' and Misses' Suits reduced to . .$15.00
Up to $35 Ladies' and Misses' Suits reduced to $22,50
Up to $57.50 Ladies' and Misses' Suits reduced to . .$25
$7.50 Ladies' and Misses' Coats reduced to $4.95
$12.50 Ladies' and Misses Coats reduced to $7.50
$15 Ladies' and Misses' Coats reduced to $10.00
$125 Ladies' and Misses' Coats reduced to $14.95
$35 Ladies' and Misses' Coats reduced to $19.50
$5 Children's Long Coats reduced to $3.98
$7.50 Children's Long Coats reduced to $4,98
Up to $15 Children's Long (.'oats reduced to $7.95
Up to $20 Ladies' Caricul' Coats reduced to $13.75
Ladies' Pure Silk Umbrellas with Pearl Handle, Sil
ver and Gold Ornamented, regular $10 umbrella, special
for $5.00
Men's and Children's Umbrellas, Silk, Flannel and
Crepe Kimonos, Leather and Velvet Bags, Silk and Lisle
Hose, Silk and Lace Scarfs. Ladies', Men's and Chil
dren's Handkerchiefs, Ladies' and Children's Gloves,
Silk Waists, Linen Waists, Chiffon Waists, Hand Em
broidered Underwear, Blankets, Quilts, Comfortables,
Jewelry, Barrettes, Back Combs, Tara's Ladies' Neck
wear, Perfumes and Toilet Articles.
There are a good many ore of beautiful and practi
cal Xmas gifts at popular ;.iees at the
Peerless Fashion Stores Co.
'THE STORE THAT LIVES UP TO ITS NAME.
51 PATTON AVE. PHONE 336.
CRAMER FURNITURE CO. AT
TH0MASVILLE IS BURNED
Donald & Donald, (lir popular fur
niture' dealers, offer special values in
doll carts, etc., the remainder of the
week. Of course' there's a good line
of Kilt things in furniture and house
furnishing!, this firm always being
noted for its reliable stocks.
f. A. Walker, headquarters for
Huyler's candles, lias a bountiful
stock of these popular sweets. You
will bo tht man of tho hour if von
end her o box of Hurler's, the rar-
m sort or candies, and oulv eoualed
the few.
Ownbey's, 25 Montford avenue, the
exceedingly popular neighborhood
store, has all that is best in eandb;
and fruits for the holidays. The
display at this store Is well won
your going out of your way to see.
Properly Loss of Nearly $2(10.(100
With 51100.000 Insurance 300
Employes Idle.
SUPREME COURT OPINIONS
Mc
ed; McDonald vs. AUArthar,
, Dowell, defendant's appeal, no error:
Decisions in Twenty Cases Untitled Ca well vs. Western Union Telegraph
Down Court Will Probably company, McDow il, no error- 0H1
Adjourn Tomorrow. ! llam vs. Kdn.on.lson. Iturke, no error;
Th. v. . -. m Yaw-ford vs. Town of Marion, Mr-
Th. Supreme court h delivered powell, affirmed; Marlowe vs. Bland
opinions In t appeals and it is ex- j Rutherford, affirmed; Bailey vs
rwrted that final delivery will be macb- Meadows & Company, McDowell pe
I'riday and adjournment for the term j tltioi, to rehear sustained as to
uk"n lows & Co. dismissed as to de-
Oplnions Just delivered follow: Ifendatit railroad company; Wilson vs.
nou jic,r v naisey. uumoru, ; wills, Ib-ncombe, affirmed; Luther
ii-w iriai, ine vs. North Carolina, and Vbh vs. Southern Railway com-
ihm, uavioson. new trial; Turner j pany, iiuncombe, reversed; State vs
"'" r""tr conipanj ct at, i Minioney, Jackson, no error; Rogers
,,r' """"' " error; counciii vs. vs. uennett Lumber company, Macon
.cnu-y, aiawna. reversed; witrterell ; no error; Kellv vs. Tremont lnri of
Odd lillows, Macon, no error.
crams i-iiiiimaey, the old reliable
clnii store, with a stock of druetcist
sundries equal to any occasion, has
supplied re r th a trade a new lot of
goici nsii a n aquariums. This wouli
prove an Inexpensive and a most de
lightful present. The display of ner
fumery Is also worth V tit nntleii
narrows Candy Kitchen, on Hi
siiuarc. n; s rancy boxes at popular
in ic es, ami a nuge display of Christ
..a.T tnniiivn, narrows candles are
pure and delightfully fresh.
ua not worry away all the pleas-
ores or tne holidays trying to make
your own cakes let the Ashevllle
St. -am nakery do your baking, and in
cidentally relieve you of much con
cern and worry. Rveryone will wnnt
a pound cake and a fruit cake for
Christmas. Iave your order now
do not wait until Saturday.
Lingerie Shop, 78 Patton avenue
cpi.-nrnting the first Christmas In
AsheyiMe. This Is a new establish
ment handling ladles auDarel nnl
dainty articles tor lifts n.. iim,.
being all new and fresh lends much
to tne attractiveness of the display,
Murphy and Moon, Yancey, afflrrn-
OMy M "HOMO OUTNTME." that is M
Oaree.CoM In One Day, CrhTk 3 Dey
We have entered our thirtieth yew of business in
this city and feel proud to have as regular patrons
many citizens who came to us in 1881. In the great
er number of eases it is naturally their children who
now represent the family. We have tried to merit
the approval of the community and shall try always,
rest assured. Our people appreciate fair treatment
k would seem sinee they have given us a good bus
iness lately.
Hettor be safe than sorry only
two more shopping days till Christ
mas; better look sharp or the very
gift yuu wish will be gone. Rain or
shine, d'eet or snow, there's going to
he great buying tomorrow. Few of
the more thoughtful will not wal;
until Saturday everybody's day.
White satin pumps for Christmas
sounds rich, doesn't it? gatln pumps
are featured at the Boston shoe store
for presents, and there's class to such
a gift. Of the other gift lines, slip
pers, etc., there's nothing short of a
smart exhibition of goods of this kind.
W. A. Ward, 10 Pack square, has
.'lectrlc supplies, lamps, chandeliers,
etc.. In magnificent display. It Is a
marvelous gathering at the better
merchandise of the kind.
The Audltorlnm s Christmas offer
ing Is Al. Wltoon, Friday. The boys
and glris will all be whistling Wilson's
tunes Saturday. It Is one of the
greatest treats of the season to hear
Wilson sing. He is the most interest
ing fellow who will appear In Ashe
vllle this season for this year, at least.
Logan, the merchant-tailor cannot
do much for you between now and
Saturday In making suits to order, but
there Is no better time than this to
rnakn your selections and have your
rie-mure takin ror delivery In a few
days. The Logan fabrics are the
smartest foreign and our American
mills produceand this Is no Joke.
Tuesday afternoon at 11:30 tire was
discovered in the mtfr-hine room of
the Cramer Furniture company, says
a Thomnsville special to the Char
lotte Observer. The alarm was quick
ly given and every possible effort was
used to save the plant, but the wind
was blowing a gale and the flames
soon engulfed the entire building, de
stroying the machine department,
boiler room, two dry kilna. also filled
with lumber, nearly :ofl,000 feet of
lumber in rough and in course of
manufacture on the yards and in the
plant. From the main building the
finlvhlnt; room, a building nearly 30(1
feet loiiK, eiaught fire. Tho building
rr.s hall br'ck and half wood and
ry part was filled with finished
hairs ready tor shipment; the Wood
en part with contents waa destroyed
but the brick part was saved. The
flames spread last and surrounded
and burned the hydrant houses, thus
cutting off completely the water sup
ply and everything was left al the
mercy of the flames and everything
was reduced to ashes In less than
two hours. Nearly $200,000 worth of
property is destroyed and 300 em
ployes are thrown out of employment.
The origin of the lire is unknown.
The plant had only closed down for
the dny less than one hour before
dames were discovered. ,
The property was not half covered
by Insurance, making a total loss of
approximately $100,000. The plant
was owned by Stuart W. Cramer of
Charlotte, J. T. Cramer, John R.
Myers of Thomasvllle and the Wliltin
company of Winton, Mass. It was
the most disastrous fire In the history
of Thomasvllle and will take years to
regain the loss.
The plant's weekly payroll was
about $2008. The machine room was
two stories, 400 by 00 feet in size, and
was by far the lari-'est plant here.
REDUCED PULLMAN RATES
BECOME EFFECTIVE FEB. 1
Iteduixyl Rate will Apply In Cpper
llertlis Only Wtiieli W ill lie HO
Per Cent, of Lower.
Washington, Dee. 22. Formnl or
ders were announce;.- by the Interstate
cimmercrd commission yesterday re
ducing the price heretofore e-xar'eepl
by the Pullman company for upjier
berths in (sleeping cars.
The order directs the Pullman com
pany "to fix rates upon upper berths
not exceeding eighty per cent, of the
rate applicable under the Pullman
company's tariffs upon lower berths,
whenever Mich lower berth rate Is
$1.75 or over, and In cases where the
lower berth rate is $1.50, the upper
berth shall be fixed at a rate not to
exceed $1.'.'5."
The reduction of rates will become
effective not later than February I.
1911, unci must remain In force for nt
least two years.
If you ore guttering irom bilious
ness, constipation, Indigestion, chronic
hudftche, inv.est on.) cent In a postal
utd, send to Chamberlain Medicine
Co., Des Moines, Iowa, with your
nume and address plainly on the back,
and they will forward you a free sam
ple of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablots. Sold by all dealers.
superior Tactic-.
He tried his best to catch a cold
And when we asked him why
He said, "Cause then my wife won't
scold
If I take rock and rye."
Birmingham Age-Herald.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE,
liiis a stock of Player Pianos Pianos new and second
Sand, at as reasonable juices and terms, to meet every
reapevtahje cwnpeiil ion.
21 S. MAIN STREET
Mr. Stewart is our expert tuner and repairer,
for him.
Send
I
Good wishes to all from H.
Redwood & Go. for a Joy
ous Christmas and a Happy
and Prosperous New Year
A Simple Safeguard for Mothers.
Mrs. I). Qllkeson, 32( Ingles Ave.,
Ynungstown, Ohio, gained wisdom by
experience. "My little girl had a se
vere cold and coughed almost continu
ously. My sister recommended Foley's
Honey and Tar. The first dose I gave
her relieved the inflammation In her
hr iat and after using only one hot -le
her throat and lungs were entirely
free from Inflammation. Since then I
ilways keep a bottle of Foley's Honey
md Tar in the house. Accept no sub
stitutes. Bold by all druggists.
The peculiar ptoperties of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy have been
thoroughly tested during epidemics
of influenza, and when It was taken
in time we have not heard of a single
case of pneumonia. Sold by all
dealers.
Swapping Stories.
Madge Did you tell him you didn't
believe him when ho told vou that
you were the first girl he'd ever
loved ?
Marjnrle No; but I came right
leack at him with another wropper.
Said he was the first man who had
e ver kissed me. Judge's Library.
oosracGNi
A CHRISTMAS CAKE
From our bakery Is sure to be tho
center of extraction, not only because
it lo.ekB good, but becnuse It will taste
as good as it looks. We are making
a special effort to meet the demanda
of the people both in quality and
price. Send In your Christmas order
early to Insure prompt delivery.
Phone 622 or S81.
Asheville
Steam Bakery
Rally Day at South BIKmore.
There will he a North Carolina day
and school rally at the South pilt
mnre school Friday, December 28, at
7:30 p. m After the following pro
gram there will be short addresses
bv Prof. H. T. Hunter of Falrvlew
and Prof. J. W. Bradley of Candler:
Song Ho! For Carolina!
A toast The Old North State.
A sketch of T. H. Hill's life.
Selections from Hill's poems.
Song To the Work.
Sketch of John Henry Honor a life.
Selection from Boner A Tar Heel.
Sketch of John Charles McNeil's
life.
Selections from McNeil Before
Bedtime; Holdln' Off the Calf.
Some lyrics from Cotton Land.
Song America.
History of North Carolina In veie.
STUART'S
COWS KIDNgV AMD f.AOOM Tnouai.ce
H. Redwood & Co.
Everything in the ay of Clothing for men,
women and children, fine Dry Good and
Fancy Goods, Fine Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Trunks and Bags, fine Umbrellas, fine
Rugs of all sizes, etc., etc.
Thnf sday, December 22, 1910.
TEE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
PAGE THREE
Winding Up of Our Greatest Christmas Sale
Enormous Values for the Last Days
of Holiday Shopping
Come here you need to look no further for your gifts the very best val
ues in substantial presents will be in evidence at the Kindley store Friday and
Saturday two of the most important days of the entire year for us and for you
important because we are going to make prices irrisistible and unmatchable.
Christmas Greatest Hosiery Of
fering for Men and Women
If you give Hosiery and you can do no better buy
from our $1.25 special lioliday line, bose with lisle toes,
soles and garter tops, sizes 8 to 10, masterly values,
and your best gift opportunity 98c
Few men have too many hose give him four pairs in
beautiful Christmas box, a marvelous value for ..$1.50
Kayser's Silk Hose for Women, new shipment just
received, all sizes, pair $1,50
Four pairs Men's Hose in Christmas box for . .$1.00
The four pairs guaranteed for four months.
25c Fine Ribbed Fast Black Guaranteed Hose for Boys
or Girls, special, pair 15c
Great Offerings Friday and Sat
urday of Popular Priced Furs
These arrived almost too late for Christmas buyers.
Every piece will be sacrificed Friday and Saturday that'
there may not be left a single article, these dainty, fash
ionable furs will go quickly for gifts at $10, $7.50, $5 & $3
Gloves for Men, Women, Chil
dren for Christmas Gifts
75c Boys' Gauntlet Gloves at, pair 58c
Women's Guaranteed Kid Gloves, pair $1.00
Black and the good colors, all sizes. New shipment
just received.
Quick Closing of All Women's
Coats and Suits in Stock
$37.50 Coat Suits $19.50
$25.00 oat Suits. ? '. .. $15.00
$15 Coat Suits $9.85
SHOES AND SLIPPERS
for men, women and children, pair 98c to $2.00
Men's Dog Skin Gloves, tans and browns, all sizes,
pair. .:. $1.00
Handkerchiefs for Xmas Gifts
Handkerchiefs are always appreciated. Our stock is
large and well assorted, prices from 5c, 10c, 15c, 25c to
$3.00.
Neckwear for Men and Women 25c, 50c, $1.00
All Women's Neckwear packed one or more in beauti
ful Xmas box.
Why not give a Maish Cotton down Comfort, filled
with beautifully snow white cotton, pretty silkoline
covers. Prices $1.48, $1.75, $2.95, $3.50, $3.75
Down Comforts $5 to $15
Store Open Nights
Unill 9 O'clock
KINDLE, Y 0 0 KINDLEY
BUCKEYE WATER COMPANY
NEEOS MORE FACILITIES
Condemnation Proceedings Be
gun for Rights of Way for
Additional Pipe Lines.
The Buckeye Water ompany of
West Ashevllle, of which R. P. Hayea
is president, has instituted condemna
tion proceedings for rights of way
for additional pipe lines and for a lo
cation of a reservoir against William
Johnston, jr., It. P. Johnston, Harold
E. Johnston, J. K. Green and the
Southern railway.
In the proceedings it is set forth
that the company is supplying water
to the residents of West Asheville, that
It owns n valuable water shed on
which are several springs and that it
Is reefssary that It acquire rights of
waj for a pipe line and a reservoir
site on the lands of the above named
parties, that it has attempted to
purchase the rights of way and res
ervoir site and is unable to do so, and
asks that a right of way ten feet wide
be condemned for the pipe line and
about one-fourth of an acre for the
reservoir, and that the right of way
to the reservoir may be used for the
purpose of a road for hauling mate
rial for the construction of the reservoir.
Hot fountain drinks, light lunches.
The Candy Kitchen. tf
99
MARKETS
The Leading Stocks on Rm
York fixchfcnge Cotton V
Market Quotations.
a ' tr
New York, Dec. 22. Fractional de
clines prevailed at the opening of the
stock market. The market's tonedls
tlnctly heavy.
The market turned upward. West
ern railroads were sold on apprehen
sion regarding the outcome of nego
tiations with the locomotive engineers.
Realizing In coalers helped along the
downward trend.
Traders sold in the market during
the morlng session. Bear rumors prex
alent. Selling stopped abruptly after
large declines made. Market became
intensely dull with slight upward ten
dency. Bonds steady.
Business during the noon hour fell
off to Insignificant proportions, prices
holding barely firm.
STOCKS.
At 7 and 9 Patton Avenue, H. Redwood & Go's, you
will find as attractive a supply of Christmas Pres
ents for Men as you care to see all marked at our
best and only price in plain figures Dressing Gowns
and Bath Robes Colored Shirts and Linen Bosom
Shirts. . . .Night Robes and Pyjamas Fine Leath
er Gloves and Wool Gloves Mufflers, Scarfs and
Cravats Silk Half Hose, Cashmere and Cotton
Half Hose, Suspenders. .. Initial Hdfs. and Silk
Hdfs. . . .Sleeve Buttons, Watches, Umbrellas and
Suit Cases, &c.
LIVERY W. M. REAGAN
WoavervlUe, N. O.
Opposite Depot
Endorsed by U. C. T. and T. P. A.
Full Equipment of tho Best Horses mi cl Drummers' Hocks and Uuggles.
PHOPTE 211 AND TEA M WILL MEET YOU.
Promptness and Satisfaction G uaranteed. Special inducements
to Dru mmers.
AMUSEMENTS
i
AL. II. WILSON, H
If In "Metz In Ireland." . H
H
H "FREDERICK THE GREAT." H
Wonderful Matrleian
t
vvr
Al. II. Wilson Tomorrow Night.
Al. H. Wilson, the famous German
omedlan. In "Metz In Ireland" will
be the Christmas attraction at the
Auditorium tomorrow night (Friday,
December 23) and indications are
that he will be greeted by an unusual
ly large audience. The advance sale
of tickets at Whltlock's yesterday and
today has been very good and those
A great stock of Trustworthy Dress Goods and Gen
eral Dry Goods at H. Redwood & Co's. They invite
a call assuring you of good treatment and polite service.
NOTICE OF SALE.
I Wilt on Monday, January 3, 1911,
at 11 o'clock a. m., at 22 S. Main
street, sell the entire stock and fix
tures formerly belonging to M. Zagler,
now bankrupt, to the best bidder for
cash.
This December 23, 1910.
VONNO U GUDGER.
Trustee in Bankruptcy.
272-llt.
Juat Pnlted.
"I don't want my son to marry you,
my dear yoiinur woman Yoi( kn.iW
ynn have Insanity In your family "
"Oh, that makes n.i aWorcii ''.
Your son Is Just crar.y about roe. '
Bar.nnore American.
III Position.
il yom do for
a living
"What
Mose?"
"I'so de manager ob a laundry.
"What the name of this laundry.''
"Eliza Ann." Louisville Courier-Journal.
LAST CALL
We still have a larg line of handsome and useful Furni
ture suitable for Christmas gifts. Come before it is too late.
Only two days left. Better got in the Hoosier Kitchen Cabi
net Club now, and save $15.50.
BURTON & HOLT
Patton Ave. and Battery Park Place.
H. Redwood & Co. deliver the goods and do not al
low it to escape your recollection. They have had
lota of 'etm to deliver in the last ten days.
who are fortunate enough to attend
are guaranteed one of the very best
attractions that has ever played this
city. In "Metz in Ireland" tho 'author
has'llrst of all written a lasting and
laughing success, and in the second
place provided the most popular of
German comedians with a suitable
vehicle an achievement rather diffi
cult to accomplish. Ample oppor
tunity is allowed for the introduction
by Mr. Wilson of several new songs
that are among the best he has yet
composed. Special mention can be
made of "My Queen of Dreams,"
which will rival in popularity any of
his past song successes. In providing
his star with a production that fills
the bill In every detail, Manager
Sidney R. Ellis has evcelled himself
In the handling of the numerous stage
pictures which are brightened by the
many humorous situations created by
Mr. Wilson with his droll German dia
lect in the pleasing character of
"MeU."
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of trust made
by Jack Wilson and wife, Rosa Wil
son, to the undersigned trustee, dated
August 14, 1903, and duly recorded In
the office of the register of deed for
Buncombe county, N. C, In book of
mortgages and deeds of trust No. 67,
at page 51 ct seq., to which reference
Is hereby made, and default having
been made In the payment of the In
debtedness secured by said deed of
trust whereby the power of sale
therein contained has become opera
tive, the said undersigned trustee, will
on Monday the a3rd day of January,
1011, at 12 o'clock, noon, sell at pub
lic auction for cash at the court house
door In the city of Ashevllle. county
of Buncombe and state ot North Car
olina the following lands and prem
ises, situate, lying and' being in tho
town of West Ashevllle, county of
Buncombe and state of North Caro
lina, and more particularly described
as follows:
Beginning at a stake in the western
margin of the road now leading from
the Haywood road to Patterson's mill
farm, two hundred and sixty feet from
Merrlmon's northwest corner and
runs thenee with said margin of sa 1
road south 3 deg. 45 mln. east one
hundred' and sixty feet to a stake,
corner of lot belonging to said Merri
mon and eighty-two feet from corner
of U.t sold Harry Corpenlng, thence
south 87 deg. 30 mln. east two hun
dred and seventy-two feet to a stake
In the Merrimon line, thence with his
Una (a wire fence, north 2 deg. 30
mln. west two hundred and seventy-
two feet to tho beginning, containing
one a'ere anJ being the lame tend
conveyed to Rosa WHson by J. O.
Merrimon end wife. Blanch H.. Merri
mon by deed dated April 2, 1902, and
duly recorded in the office of the reg
ister of deeds for Buncombe county
N. C. In deed book No. 124 at page
340 ct seq., to which reference Is
hereby made.
This December llnd, 1910.
W. 8. SHUFORD, Trustee.
Frederick the Great.
Theatergoers who recall and en
joyed the mystic performances given
by Hermann the Great and Kellar,
the wonderful, will soon have an op
portunity of seeing the legitimate suc
cessor of these two wonderful magi
cians. Frederick the Great Is now
making his Initial tour of the south
and will soon appear In this city
with his carefully selected company
of entertainers. For the past two
years Frederick the Great has been
appearing In the principal cities, and
everywhere the press and public, hare
proclaimed him the greatest of all
living magicians. Frederick tho
Great will be the New Tear's attrac
tion at the Auditorium Monday and
Tuesday, January 2 and 3.
Open.
Atchison
Atlantic Coast Line
American Smelting 74
lirooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore & Ohio
Amalgamated Copper ... 63
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Chesapeake & Ohio
Canadian Pacific
New York Central
Erie 28
Great Northern pfd
Louisville & Nashville
National Lead 56
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Ncthern Pacific 116
Pennsylvania 128
Roe.c Island
Reading 150
Southern Pacific 115
St. Paul
Southern Railway 26
Southern Railway pfd
Union Pacific 170
U. 8. Steel 72
U. S. Steel pfd
Wabash pfd 34
Tennessee Copper
Close.
105
114
73
75
105
63
31
80
193
110
27
122
143
56
45
99
116
128
29
149
115
122
26
61
170
72
116
34
34
NEW YORK COTTON.
December . .
January . . .
March
May
July
Spot 15.15.
Open. Close.
14.88 14.87
14.90 14.88
15.20 15.18
16.37 15.53
15.39 15.41
Local Securities.
Reported and corrected daily by
Henry F. Claudius.
Am. Nat. Bank I.
Asheville Water 4s. . . .
Beaumont Furniture. .
Citizens Bank
Universal Secty 6s....
Universal Secty cert..
Wachovia L. & T. Co.
Wllllam-Brownell Mill
Bid. Asked.
... . $100.00
.... 100.00
.... 128.00
140.00
12.50
14.76
10.00
13.50
142.00
Fresh candy canes, horse shoes and
baskets. Candy Kitchen. tf
SCORES IN TEN EARS
COHN CONTEST MONDAY
Money on call 2 per cent.
Thn greatest danger from Influenza
Is of Its rerJltlng mpneumonla. This
ta nt its resulting In pneumonia. This
Iain's Cough Remedy, as It not only
cures Influenza, but counteracts any
tendency of the disease towards pneu
monia. Sold by all dealers.
The scores In the Buncombe county
oorn (ten-ear) exhibits, at the corn
show Monday, were as follows, the
Judging having been done by E. 8.
Mlllsapa: '
First, 82 60, E. D. Weaver, Weav
ervllle. fl prize; 2nd, 81, George B.
Powell, Ashevllle, 12; 3rd, 79.60, W. B
Weaver, Waavervllle, 11; 79, R. P.
Hayea, Ashevllle; 78, A. W. Rymer;
T7, Bart Oooch, Ashevllle; 76.50, Bilt
more estate; 76.60 R. M. Holcomb;
76.50, J. L Weaver, Weavervllle; 76.60
H. T. Swann. Weavervllle: 74, R. D
Hlldebrand, Ashevllle; 7S, Johnson
farm, Ashevllle; 72.60, C. H. Alexan
der; 72.50, Blltmore Farms; 72 J. 8.
'nl, Mian. WoavervlUe; 7. J. 8. T.
Balrd; 71, Q. W. Peck; 71, F. M.
Stevens; 71, C. W. Hewell; 71, M. D
Shook; 70, J. T. Farmer; 69 W. G
Israel; 61 Ernest Ledford, 54 Oak
street; 67.60, II. Danlsl Candler; 61,
W. I. Gilbert, Ielrester; 61, C. P.
Whlteon (Swannano.
rhencntetei and bon bona In fancy
boxes for xmas gins, canay tvncn-
.n. tf
LICENSE TO WED
Hicks Dalton and Gertie Candler of
Rnnromhe: white.
T. N. Fisher and Karlle J. Keith of
Buncombe; wtilte.
Walter Blanton and Florence Rob
tnson of Buncombe; colored.
Foley Kidney Pills are tonlo In ae
tlon, quick in results, and restores the
natural action of the kidneys and
bladder. They correct Irregularities
Bold by all drusclsts.
CHENEY'S
EXPECTORANT
OURW 90WHt A NO COUD8
Supreme Court Makes Riding of Im
porta nee to Secret Orders.
Raleigh, Dec". 22. A ruling of spe
olal Interest to Odd Fellows and other
secret orders of the state, having sick
benefits, Is just made by the Supreme
court in Kelly vs. Trenv.int lodge o
Odd Fellows, Macon county, the court
holding that while the law of the or
der prescribes that all dinputes about
sick benefits shall be settled in the
tribunals oi the order, where a party
stands on lettal rights, claiming that
the lodge Is indebted to him, the
courts are clearly not ousted of Juris
diction. Also that while the ilaw of
the order prescribes that the sick
benefit Is for the brothrt or his Im
mediate family, an executrix can as In
this case, maintain a suit for recovery.
Don't Wait Until the
Eleventh Hour to Do Your
Christmas Shopping
This vast warehouse bounteously drawn upon to pro
vide the Big Selection now offered here.
Ready is the word in every department of this leading
Christmas store. Only two more days left you to select
your gift things. More salesf orce to help you in mak
ing your selections. We anticipate a great rush of holi
day shoppers and we are prepared to meet their wants.
Help Us By Not Waiting Until
the Last Moment Selection
Is Good Right Now.
Here are grouped many helpful hints that will assist
in solving your Christmas gift-giving problems.
MEN'S WEAR GLOVES, HOSIERY, NECK
WEAR, SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
SHOE SECTION BABY SHOES, BEDROOM SLIP
PERS, &c.
HAND BAGS, OF LEATHER, VELVET, SILVER
MESH AND BEADS.
NECKWEAR, OF LACE, RIBBON, PPRSIAN AND
EMBROIDERED EFFECTS.
HANDKERCHIEF BOOTH OFFERS MANY PRET
TY AND DAINTY SELECTIONS.
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHIL
DREN ARE ACCEPTABLE.
FURS ARE MUCH APPRECIATED BY WOMEN.
SEE OURS.
HOSIERY, BATH ROBES BATH ROBE
KETS ARE MUCH WANTED.
BLAN-
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nuuniusiui
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V03 MOSEY'
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intlZIMMUMtlMISt
When you can ouy the best of Fine Tairor Made
Suits and Silk Dresses from $6 to $16 below tho
prices three weeks ago it is well to invest. Get her
one of them at H. Redwood & Co's.
Useful Xmas Gifts
For Every Member of the Family
Baby Walkers $3.50.
Children's Steel Wagons $1.26
to $2.60.
Children's Rockers 26c to
$5 00.
Children's High Chairs. 76c
to $3.60.
Oo-Carts, Collapsible, $4 98
to $20.00.
Framed Pictures 25c to $5.00
Ladies' and Men's Hocking
Chairs from $1.00 to $27.50.
Morris Chairs $12.50 to $25.
Ladles' Desks $7.50 to $16.50.
Combination Desk and Book
Cases $14.60 up.
Toilet Set $2.50 to $10.
44 pieces China Tea Sets $4.
66 piece Dinner set $6.00.
It piece Breakfast set $1.50.
RTJQ9
27xt( Tapestry Brussels, 75c.
22x54 "Tapestry Brussels $1.00.
27x6 4 Tapestry Brussels $1.26.
27x54 Velvet Rugs $1.50.
, 36g72 Velvet Rug $3.00.
A X MINSTERS
27X64 Rugs $2.00.
8X?2 Rugs $4.00.
ART SQUARES
Ingrain, Pro-Brussels, Tapes
try Brussels. Velvet Brussels,
and Body Brussels, Axminster,
ranging from $1.00 to $35 00.
Folding Card Tables fl.M
and $2.60.
Center Tables frem 76 to
$15.00.
Folding Sewing Tables, $U
and $1.25.
Sideboards, Dining Tables,
China Closets, Dining Chain,
Plngle or In sets, at reasonable
prices.
We handle the celebrated
Progress lines ef heaters and
ranges. Best by test, and til
moat reasonably priced.
Kitchen Cabinets $10 to $21.
All Wool Scotch Plaid Blan
kets, full bed slse, werth $!.,
Il.ll.
20 Per Cent. Off en Comfarto
and Lacs Curtains.
i i assssss.
Beaumont Furniture Co.
27 SOUTH MAIN STREET
"The Home of Furniture Values."
Try H. Redwood ft Co. for Box Paper below Mm
usual prices, Fine Soap, Novels, Poems, Boys' and
Girls' Books (19c, 25c, 30c, 50c, much lower than pre
vailing prices), Photo Albums, Paper dates, Belts
and Shopping Bags of all kinds, Veils, Auto Scarfs
and Opera Scarfs, Zephyr Shawls, Shoulder Shawls,
Aprons, Corsets, Ribbons, Embroideries, Initial
Handkerchiefs, Fine Embroidered Hdfs., Sweaters,
Toboggan Caps, Infante' Caps, Fine Gloves of all
kinds, Fine Felt Bed Room Slippers, Fine Shoes of
all kinds, Children's Novelty Hats, Etc., Etc.
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