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SPECIALS FOR THIS :, WEEK Kindley's We are receiving new merchandise daily, bought at mid-season prices and in addition to the new bargains we are closing out all millinery goocfe, ' Men 's - Hats and Shoes At prices that will appeal to you. ; Attractive. season'ahl specials for Tuesday's shoppers. : ... $7.50 values Altman Voile Skirts, beautifully tailored, choice. .. , . . .$5 $5 Ileavy Soft Finish Taffeta Silk Petticoats. . . . . , ....... $2.98 Table Linens. Two exceptionally good values in all Pure Irish Linen, TTable Damask, 72 inches, wide,' 75c and 98c yd. ' : . Good Linen Napkins at $1.25, $1.50 and $2.98 doz. 22x42 Ileavy Linen Iluck Towels, 25c yd. ' ' Very fine Linen Hack Towels, 50c and 75c. Splendid Linen Finish'. Sheets full size, 47c, 49cj 53c and 63c. Gloves, Hosiery and Cor sets. -. .y;: Kayser's Gloves, 25c, 50c, $1 a pair... -Beet. Silk Stockings, 50c, 98c a pair. ? Warner's Guaranteed Rust Proof Corsets, , $1, $1.50,' $2.00. High Grade Patterns at 1 a Low Price. ' We are exclusive agents in Asheville for the , fa mous May Manton Pat terns. '-Price 10c, by mail 12cM ' W. E. Kindley & Co. IWOULD NOT BE THE FIRST TIME, The Indiana department of the Grand Army of the Republic, at Its annual encampment yesterday, unan imously passed a resolution calling upon the federal authorities either to remove the atatue of Gen. Robert E. Lee from the hall of fame at Wash ington or to abandon the hall. If the latter alternative is adopted It will not be the first time that Gen. Lee had caused the federal' authorities to abandon a position. Charleston Post UNFORTUNATE. Yn-n An tint athMIv hM tn hrt mar ried In an airship to come down to earth afterward. Washington Her nia. OKORGE AD IS When In Asheville several years kto, acquired what he termed the "Wheat-Heart habit H got In the habit of eating Wheat-Hearts and af ter that no other cereal satisfied him. Thousands of others have formed this habit They use other cereals oc casionally but Wheat Heart alone tlsfles. , All grocers. liTsiii III THIS STATE - " 'V' " . -v .- - ----- - Apple ? and Peach Crops n ; ' Off, Eeport Shows All Grains Are in Fine v r Condition. SOUTHERN ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE CHANGES Goldsboro - Asheville ' Train Will Be Operated to Waynes! ville Field Hospital Corps for Asheville. Gazette-News Bureau, " c The Hotel Raleigh, , ,.' ', Raleigh, June 6. State Horticulturist w. isr ti.. "I'ls estimate of the fruit crop tormina in a report today to the state board of agriculture. The Jtn 18 ba8ed upon fepl'es to about 1600 circular letters which u,,. ed to fruit growers in all parts of the Taking the state as a. whnlA tha n n pie crop appears td be only about ss per cenf There were reDlies from t counties which grow apples. In none of the well-known apple growing oounties Is more than a 60 per cent urp reporcea. The best crops are re ported In Alexander, Wilkes. Surry, Haywood, Buncombe, Henderson and Yancey. The .shortage Of ttlA nrnn lei due to the very cold weather in the spring, . followed Immediately after wards by hot dry weather. : , The people mav find Hon, however, in the fact that the blackberry and persimmon crops are reported prosperous..-' There is onW about an eight per cent crop of pears. wun peacnea estimated at about 15 per cent The grape crop Is reported in fine condition and about an 80 per cent crop may be expected. In the strawberry section, the cold weather of the spring, followed by a drought and hot weather cut the crop short. " However very satisfactory prices were realized for the berries gathered. The dewberry crop, now assuming commercial proportions in some of , the eastern counties, is re ported In good condition. Picking of the berries has Just begun. Sampson county's huckleberries also seem num bered among the more promising erons. ; . .', . . - . t The cereal crops, such . as corn, wheat, oats, etc.,' are reported in line condition In this state, but the dry weather in some places Is holding the corn crop back a little. The tobacco crop will likely be a little short while the 'cotton acreage is somewhat in creased. - K. Southern Schedule Changes. , Corporation Commissioner ' W. T. ! Lee has returned from Washington. where, he went In, connection with. some proposed changes in the sched ule of the Goldsboro-Asheville trains. The Southern railway desired to hold train No. 22 at Asheville until the arrival of the Carolina Special from the-west at 10:30 a .in., but the cor poration' commission felt that this would be too late for the train to give satisfactory service from Greensboro to Goldsboro. The new schedule is to go into effect Monday, June 12, when the Goldsboro-Asheville trains go through to Waynesvllle. There will be no change In train No. 21, which leaves Goldsboro at fi:45 a, tn. and arrives in Asheville at 7:40 p. m connecting with the westbound Caro lina Special for Knoxvllle, Cincinnati and the west. This train will leave Asheville at 7:60 p. m. and arrive In Waynesville at :1S p. m. Train No. 22 will leave Waynesville at 7:30 a. m. arrive in Asheville at 8:C0 and leave at 9 a. m. for GolJsboro, arriv ing there at 0:30 p. m. From Ashe ville to Goldsboro the train will arrive exactly an hour later. This gives a through train from Goldsboro to Waynesville that should be greatly appreciated by the public In eastern Carolina. Murphy division train No. 18, which two weeks ag was mado to arrive in Asheville about an hour earlier, will resume Its old schedule June , 12 as follows: Leave Murphy at 1 1:30 a. m., arrive at Ashe ville 6:56 p. m. This may make a change in ' the Asheville-Bluemonl. schedule. The Marlon Telephone company was chartered to operate local . ex changes in Marlon and Old Fort and connections between these two; capl- Rush to Mountains Has Started Early Hot Wave of Past Several Days Has Had Effect of Sending Visitors to This Section Incoming Trains Bring Hun dreds of Guests Prosperous Season Indicated.' The hot wave that has been ing over the south for the nast sev eral days Is having the effect of driv ing people from those sections to the mountains of western North Carolina this early in the season. Usually only a umuea number of vis tor tn th mountains of this section leave their homes before the latter part of June or early in July but this year they have been coming In by the hundreds ior we past few days. Inquiry at the railroad offices brought the statement that Incoming trains from the south were bringing many people; that the destination of many was Asheville while many others went on to near by resort towns or stopped off en route. The officials of the Southern here say that numerous Inouiries rel ative to hotel and boarding house ac commodations in Asheville are being received from prospective visitors throughout the southern states while the board of trade Is in receipt of many other inquiries relative to Asheville and accommodations. The railroad people say that they look for the greatest tourist travel to Asheville and western North Can Una this season than ever before, and further, that present Indications point to xne people from tne extreme south spending a longer period of time in the mountains this year than prev lously. Asheville hotels and board ina houses are filling up while bookings for later In the season are being con stantly made. The Southern railway nas made more voncenlent Its sched ules for this summer than previously among the improved service Items be ing the operation of a Pullman the Murphy division. '. lai iio.ooo; jzooo paid in;1 W. D. Blanton, J. D. Blanton and W. McVali or Marlon, Incorporators. Rifle Shoot Begins. Arrangements have been iwfopto.i ior ine prize rifle shoot which Is tn lane, place between the Anhavliio Raleigh and Lumber Bridge comoa- ny teams here this -week. Mondav is Buen over to practice shooting at the range, while the scoring will be done meaaay and Wednesday. The Ral- eign team holds the Dunoiit Tronhv but Is willing to let the winner of rtils snoot become the possessor of It. All three are Jine teams, and each made a gooa score in the recent rifle shoots. At a mass meeting of farmers at the court house, Committees ' were ap pointed to go before the board of county commissioners Wednesday and urge mat an election be called for some day In August, probably August 31, to determine whether Wake county to estaDiisn a farm-life school. The county will probably be asked to vote 126,000 In bonds and a special tax for the school maintenance to rates $2600, the state giving an equal amount Jesse Penny, a prosperous farmer of Swift Creek township, offered 26 acres of land for the school. JThere may be p better. The Wake farmers are very much Interested in the proposed school. .'- . . i - Field Hospital Corps Planned. '" As a means of reorganizing the medical corps of the North Carolina National Guard, a field hospital corps Is to be organized at Asheville and an ambulance corps - will be organized and maintained at Raleign. This de cision was reached after a conference between Capt D. H. Thomason, U. S. A., Surgeon-General S. Westray Bat tle and Adjutant ..General Lelnster. Such a step will put the medical corps on a much better footing. It Is be lieved, and was brought about through the efforts, in part of Col. Battle, who visited the war department at Wash ington some time ago. Announcement Is made that the North Carolina board of veterinarian examiners will hold the annual exam ination of candidates for license at the Motel Guilford in Greensboro, Juna 17. The North Carolina State Veterr Inarian's association will also meet at that time and will be In session thronsh the founding day. Dr. W. G. Christmas, of Raleigh, is secretary of the board. , ' ,; ' The ladies of the Eastern Star are making arrangements for entertaining the Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star which meets in Masonic temple June 1 2. It Is expected the meeting will be largely attended. It will be the first meeting of this body held in the Ma sonic temple here. - ; The directors of the state fair as sociation have let the contract for a $4800 poultry building which is to be completed In time for the state fair In October. This building will be 160 feet by 60 and will amply care for the poultry exhibits. In the campaign which Insurance Commissioner Toung Is making for equipment of all buildings with proper fire escapes, he has just had published a number or blanks which officers are to use In sanding-out notice to provide fire escapes. These are -ready for distribution. v E. B. J. GOOD NEWS FOR ! r CATARRH SUFFERERS So many hundeds of catarrh victims who have taken the HYOMEI treat ment, have ' written thanking us for publishing our method of taking the HTOMEI vapor treatment in connec tion With the Inhaler that we eladlv publish It again. , . I .w . , The vapor treatment fa ' especlallv recommended in stubborn cases of chronic catarrh of long standing, but remember that the Inhaler should be used daily as Usual. ' This treatment only takes five mln. utea time before going to bed.' Pour a teaspoonful of HTOMEI Into n bowl with towel and breathe for sev eral minutes the vapor that arises. You will be surprised at the result or this treatment; it makes the head feel fine and clear; you will sleep bet ter, and that stuffed ur feellne will gradually disappear. This method will , break up the worst cold in the head In one night A bottel of HYOMEI costs 60 cents at Smith's drug store, 'who guarantees It Complete outfit which includes tne little pocket Inhaler, costs $1.00. No stomach dosing; just breathe HYOMEI and cure catarrh and all diseases of the breathing organs. Free trial bottle by addressing Booth's Hy omel Co., Buffalo, N. T. Bsauiifui Summer Waists Take BIMMON'S RED Z LIVER REGULATOR for heartburn, . sour belching or .constipation. ' It cleanses and strengthens the liver, stomach and bowels. Price, large package. $1.00; small size, 26c. ' Sold by all druggists . ,. , .. , .. , , THE WEATHEB Forecast until 8 p. m,. Tuesday, for Asnevuie and vicinity;- Fair and con tlnued warm tonight and Tuesday. 'or North Carolina: unsettled to night and Tuesday. Light to moder ate variable winds. ,. Summary of Conditions. Unsettled conditions prevail from oentral Canada, and the Great Lakes southeastward to south Atlantic states, with occasional showers and thunderstorms over much of the southeastern quarter of the country. The greatest lamount of rain report ed wi 1,08 at Toledo, O. The advance of an area of Jilgh barometrioT.rewir noj central over western Tennessee and, gulf states will be favorable for fair and con tinued warm weather In this vicinity tonight and Tuesday. R. T. LINDLEY, ' Observer Weather Bureau. Normal today; Temperature 67 de grees; precipitation ,14. ' TEMPERATURE. , ; -g ' . S -a ; .33 Asheville . .. ,. Atlanta 70 Atlantic City ,., 4 Augusta ... , 72 Boston ; 7J Brownsville 74 S2 . ss 98 70 8 72 80 Let us show this wide selection of Waists. Every new smart creation for Sum mer is here.' The Plain Tailored Linens that are always admired by all, to the most beautiful Soft Silk effects. Also a broad showing of Embroidered Waists in white and colors, with the new Butterfly Sleeves. Waists priced from 69c to $6.75 New White Wash Skirts One lot of smartly tailored ; White Skirts' the ;pewest models, buttons in front with pearl Wtons and has a very handy outside pocket.' Our " extraordinary price of $1.50 assures quick selling . ; ;i , .. . , Oxfords for Men, Women and Children f1 . Here you can purchase your, next pair of .Oxfords at a rnost reasbnableprice, and v-i"tu - :' ,....-' , v:4 ,l "..; . t.-?- also feel that you haye our guarantee that they will give' absolute satisfaction. Then why not let! us fit your feet in a pair of our stylish Shoes. Last season'a $3.50 and $4.00 King Quality Oxfords for men, special clearance. V . . " . .. $2.75 New Hiimarx Hair -Goods Braids, Puffs, Coronation Plaits, Eats and Transformations, also Hair Orna ments; all kinds of new Rummer Veils in, black, whit&and colors: 'Wide range of Wash Veils. . " . ;, " - " " 6 I T THE TORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY I AlniVILtl, N.C. I ."-tl, l-A fi ; i: U S. Department of Agriculture, 1 WEATHER BUREAU WILLIS L. MOORE. . Chiet. CASTOR I A Ior lofanta and CMldres. Ta Kind Voa Hare Alxcys Bought mj, fft mm ODnta. (SmZ MmmsMm. ' . l TttttkssatfesL rilssTf 11 m mil I i n ss ' ul .A ' W 7 , ? Raleigh ... ......... 66 ! 4 t , 60 83 4 mum Um U1 to drara 0 lo ivivlrnsiu. UP, u4 Ufi. id. Pin InM !.( ..i. Sw oboam Meond. SVboar nuafail, If it wMi. jft iokn Duftalo ... ......... . . ,'. . 60 Charleston . ........ .v.v.j 76 Charlotte ... ............ 74, Chicago 64 Denver Galveston Hatteras Holena . ..... Huron ... . . , , Jacksonville .. Key West .... Knoxvllle ., ., Louisville , Mobile ... ... New Orleans .-. New York .... Oklahoma . . . Phoenix Pittsburg- . . . . Portland, Ore. 6a 80 68 88 64 74 , 78 71 70 76 74- 68 74 66 , 60 46 78 : 88 8 96 , 88 , 84 84 66 0 2 , 86 6 109 80 92 74 .. 94 lwt 80 88 .... 72 St Louis ... 78 Salt Lake City 82 San Francisco 4S Savannah ... ... 72 Spokane ... .44 Washington. 66 Wilmington ... .......... 74 Cholera causes the death of thou sands of chicks yearly. Check the disease- promptly or you may have a total loss. Conkey's Cholera Remedy given In the drinking- water will bring quick and positive relief.- fries 60c J. M. S toner. Hear the Tenor Soloist Theato Air. dome.. 9tttKKCat S t tor Quitters. tft Cfe8ff Is one thing oa tkat a quitter should leave severely alone, it la ad vertising," says John Wana maker. To make a success of. advertising one" must b prepared to stick to It like a barnaole oa a boat's bottom. Advertising doesn't Jerk; It pulls. It begins very gently at first, but the pun la steady. It Is likened to a team pulling a -heavy load. A thousand spas tnodlo, jerky pulls will not budge that load, while one half the power in steady effort win start It movtns;." it 8t at at 8t st at at at at tt t it t it it t i i I 77- T7 A .til 'Hi 5 arid 7 South Main . Street Beginning today; we "will inaugurate throughout 2 the -mont?i of June extraordinary offerings in Special prices. Iload the price list for today, Tuesday and Wednesday; , . 15c Towels for Tuesday and Wednesday ......8c 'J0c Towels for Tuesday nnd Wednesday,,, 14c See the line of Toweling, Special. ... . .4 7-8c 59c Sheets, 72x90, Special ...42c 79o Sheets, 72x90, Special 50c Salem Sheets, 81x90, Special .. ... 79c. The bent Rheets in the city, thc$1.00 grade, Special 83c. Pillow Canes 10c Pillow Cases 12c Pillow Cases 14c. $1.50 grade Bed Spreads, special.. .. .. .. .. ... .. 83a See the $2.25 specials for sale days, special $1.43 t See the $3.50 special for sale days, special , ... ; . . . , . . . .$2.39 : Table Linen bargains, 50c grade, special ... ... ... ....29c Table Linen bargains, 70c gradfc, special.,. ... ... .;..44c 72-inch Pure Table Damask, worth 88c, special ... . . . . ,49o $1.25 Table Linen, 72-inch, special for this sale. . . ..... .98c Bargains in Napkin-, Bargains, in fact everything in household Linen greatly redcied. Come and see the grand display of specials on our Center Counters. ; Curtain Goods Greatly Reduced The best bargains ' in Lace and Swiss Curtains. See the Swiss Curtains, the $1.25 grade, special ...... ... , 69c One huTvA-ed $1.50 Ladies'; Umbrellas, special. . .... ... ,93c For today, Tuesday and Wednesday we placed on sale every Hat in the house for Ladies, Misaes and Children greatly reduced. Come and see the bargains in Millinery. Remem ber Hats Trimmed Free. Visit our Ready-to-Wear Depart ment. Five hundred Sample Skirts for Ladies, range in price from $4.50 to $0.00; the entire line will be placed on sale for tomorrow. ..... ... i 3X9 Shirt Waist Bargains, $1.50 grade .C3o Remember another lot of those $1.50 Umbrellas, Bpecial. .CCc Come and see the 25c All Silk Men's Socks; they are going fast and also a big line of Children's Hosiery to select from. See the Ladies' Silk Hose....". i2o Come tomorrow big bargains at 1 ?, -to p. -- - n rrr& - T ... -k' fc - '-4 v -am 4mt-' . J.
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