Monday, May 6, 1912.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-KET7S.
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Special Sale In Our Bargain Basement
......Below we mention a few of ihe many things you'll find in
BASEMENT: . '. ' .
our BARGAIN
Ladies' and Misses' 23c and 50c Straw Sailors for.... .... .5c each '
Ladies' and Misses' $1.00 to $1.98 Sailor and Embroidery. Hats for 25c each
33c "Water Color Window Shades for . .v... ';... . .: . . . . . i .. . i . . . . .15c each
One lot of 75c Lawn Shirt Waists for ... ...... ; ...... . ...10c each
One lot of Children's Black and Tan Hose, 10c and 15c kind, for . . . . .5c pair
One lot of Ladies' Embroidered and Plain 15c and-.25c Linen Collars ...... 5c each
'One lot of Silk and Leather 25c Belts .... ... ... . .... . . . ...... .... ... . .'. .lc each
One lot of Ladies' 25c and 50c Neckwear for . . . . . . . . , ...... .lc each
One lot of Straw and Fancy Hat Braids for .lc yd .
One lot of Ruching, 25c and 50o values, for ........... ? . .....5c, neck size
One lot of Chinaware, 10c to ;5c values, for- ......... .:. .... ... . ... .5c each
One lot of Hair Ornaments, Side Combs, Hair Pins, Barrettes, etc.. . ...... .5c each
One' lot Belts and Silk Girdles, 50o to $1.50 values, for ... ..... ... . .,. . . . .10c each
One lot of Silk Cloves, Mitts and' Leather Gauntlets, 50c to $1.50 values, for 10c pr
One lot of 25c to 50c Beltings for . .5c yd
One lot of Jewelry, such as buckles, baby pins in sets, j veil holders, etc., 10c to
:. v 25c values, for .-.v. ; . . : ; rr& tV5. v'.w; ; . ; ; .' ... ........... lc each
One big lot of Remnants, consisting of silk, velvets, table linens,, towelings, cur-,
tain goods, ginghams, calicoes, percales, dress linen, white goods, silkolines, etc., in
waist and dress lengths, all marked down for closing out price to almost nothing.
One lot of odds and ends, ladies' silk dresses, voile dresses, challie dresses,
chiffon dresses, $10 to $25 values, for $5.00.
One lot of Messaline and Taffeta Silk Petticoas, $4 and $5 values, for . .$1.98
' To make it interesting for Tuesday's shoppers, we will give a splendid discount
- of 10 per cent all over the store on irierchandise which has not been reduced. '
People's Department Store
40 and 42 Patton Ave.
SPECIAL PHICE OFFER
AT PRINCESS THEATER
VETEPAN5 SPECIAL LEFT
FOR ANNUAL
Special prices will be Riven at the
Princess theater all this week be
tween the hours of 11 a. m. and 6 p.
m. A feature of today's program is
the singing of Tom Sanders, the lyric
tenor and the "Frisco Trio." The fol
lowing pictures art on today and to
night: '.' . ,
lill of IVnnnce.
Henry Kitchj a young American,
arrives in Spanish California in tne
year 1820, but hardly arrived when it
was his 'good fortune to rescue two
younR ladies from a band of ruffian.
Refusing to pose as a hero he goes qn
his way and presents a letter of intro
duction to Joaquin Oarrilfo, and much
to his surprise again meets the young
ladies he had so recently protecteu.
'He is much Impressed with the
younger one,. Donna Josefa, ana as
time goes on presses his suit, which
is encouraged by the Spanish don.
That the young American is not to
have a free Held In his love adventure
is soon demonstrated.
Two Cars Parked Last Night
for Accommodation of the
Old Soldiers.
Sumner's Former Stand.
Serra, a Spaniard of means. Is also
namored of the fair Josefa. Serra
learning that Donna Josefa is about
to marry the American, attempts- to
prevent the ceremony by underhand
methods. Ills schemes are. frustrat
ed and the sweethearts elope and are
married.
A year later Fitch and Josefa re
turn to Josefa a home, where upon
serra's instigation Fitch is arresiea
and tried for violation of the laws of
the church and territory, and con
demned to imprisonment and banish
ment, unless he will produce penance
and reparation that can be noticed
through the whole of the. Pueblo.
Good Father Vineente suggests to Jo.
Befa that Fitch secure a bell to place
in the empty tower of the church, as
the original one had been stolen
many years before. A month
The special train bearing the Con
federate veterans of this section to
the annual reunion in Macon, left the
city this morning at 7:30 o'clock, ac
companied by District Passenger
Agent J. H. Wood. The train will
reach Macon at 8:30 o'clock tonight,
There was quite a large -number of
the veterans aboard- when, the train
pulled out from Asheville and they all
seemed happy at the thought of an
outing and a chance to revive some
old time memories of the days of 01
05.. . '
Two coaches of the train were park
ed on the yards here last night so that
Junlpperro aI)y wn wished might spend the night
there, and this courtesy of the railway
was taken advantage of by a good
many of the old soldiers. They as
sembled at the coaches early and a
few hours were spent in story and
song before they prepared for a little
rest before the long trip today.
THEJ1KET8
New York, May 0. Acute weakness
was shown In the stock market's open-
Inn prices today. The general ten
dency was downward. -.-'
Further recessions were recorded in
the first hour. , '.'' ,
United States Steel was apparently
later I singled out by the short interests and
Fitch stands before the three Judges. J was steadily offered down to 05, a
A midden commotion eoes through loss of 3 5-8 points from Saturday
the whole court; everyone Is listening The low level on the early trading re
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EXPLANATORYlNOTRS
Observnllonit token Bt I .' 5l5th merldlnn time. - Air pressure reduced tofse lewl." Isobars fcontlnbou lines) Ps toronitlj po'"?
or equal air pressure. (Isotherms (dotiud lines) pass tliroucb points of c4ualu:mporature: drawmouly for aero, Ircniuu, air, ami iiw.
O clear: partly cloudy; O Wloudy: rain; no; report mlailng., ArjowaBywItbi'hewUiarl'lrstnKures, temperature;
secoud, pri-vlpiuiilou' of .01 iuchfor more for pastzt hours; tbird, maximum wlDtvelocUy.mi?-f-. 1
to an unexpected sound. The bell
that was silent now rings again
Young Fitch, addressing the court,
says: 'This is my penace and repara
tion, which I offer to the church. Its
voice can be heard and noticed
throughout the Pueblo, and will, in
timet o come, proclaim the wisdom
;ind clemency of this court.' "
Vaiil In Own Coin.
Marguerite Morcland goes for a
drive in her runabout. On her way
she has to cross a railroad track; the
sate is open and a train rushes by,
destroying-the machine and injuring
the young lady.
THE I'EATHED
fcBMPIRATURB. 7
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Asfinvlllo 61 72
Atlanta 04 76
Augusta i. 08 82
Haltlmore f(l i C!
lllrmlnghain 4. 04 80
Charleston . 73 78
Charlotte .i. . 04 1 70
Jacksonville .... 70 84
KnoxVille . 62 80
Mobile ... 6X 80
New Orleans a.. 0B ' 8(1
New York . ... .. . 40 54
Oklahoma ....02 82
Halelgh h. . 04 78
Savannah '......... 70 80
Spokane i. . 42 00
Tampa .' t.. 70 88
Washington - . 68 66
Wilmington ... ... ........ 06 70,
Normal for this date: Temperature
CO; precipitation .11 Inch.
Forecast until 8 p. m. Tuesday for
Aolievlllo and vicinity; Local showers
tonight' or Tuesday. ,
. For North Carolina: Local showers
tonight or Tuesday; moderate south
to southenst winds. - ' - "
;-iii-rnl t'ondltioiiH I'ost H Hoirtrs.
A moderate disturbance which Is
centrul over North Dakota has cauned
rain in the northern plains states n.nd
tho upper Mississippi vsilley.' Rain
hns also occurred In the Atlantic const
states, the lake region, the Ohio val
ley and the gulf states. Frost Is re
ported In Nebraska, Maine, Monti-cna,
Utah and Wyoming. Tho following
halvy rains (In inches) have been .re
ported during the lust 24 hours; Cin
cinnati, 1.24; Corpus Christ!, 4.34;
('ulvoston, 3.64; Houston, 3.78; Fort
Worth, 1.12; Meridian, 1.18; New Or
leans, 2.44. : Locul showers are lmll
en tod for this vicinity tonight ior
Tuesday. .,
i' , DiH-k Fin S!or.
' The following scores were made In
the Y. M. C. A. duck pin tournament
Saturday night: ' ' Total
Askew. .... . .117 110 99 3I!6
Preston .. . . . .108 105 87 300
Cooper . . . . .102 97 81 280
Young .. . . 91 109 87 287
Vanstoi-y .... . . . 93 84 , 86 209
Barnes! . . . . . . 93 84 86 209
K. U Clones ... 91 77 75 243
Hurt 77 97 . 77 233
Williams .100 101 112 319
Hamm.erslough.. . 75 84 77 230
Honesa . 98 114 90 302
Terry ...... 93 . 106 110 309
IJpinslcy . . ., . .100 ' 85 101 280
Carter -i. , .... 82 81 102 265
Thomas' Jones... . 78 75 86 239
Johnson 101 92 100 293
Allen .105 100 98 303
Juckson .... .115 113 108 335
suited in a complete loss of a major
Ity of the gains made during the rise
of the past six Weeks. A feeble rally
In the second hour was followed by
renewed offering of United States steel
In blocks of 1000 shares at further
loss. Some improvement was noted
in the noon hour, market leaders
holding better. Selling pressure show
ed signs of relapsing generally.
Cotton Advances; Market Nervous.
New York, May 0. The cotton mar
ket opened firm today at an advance
of 15 to 19 points and before the first
hour ended sold 22 to 25 points higher
or nearly half a cent above last week1
When the young lady is able to get low level on active general covering
"Uncle flabrlel, nr.e you In favor of
votes for women?" . "Docs you all
mean, sun,- dat me un' lAm does favah
It, den. Ifcnt would be 84." St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
around with the aid of a crutch, her
father engages the services of- Her
bert Hammersly, a young lawyer, and
n the association he loses his heart
A suit for heavy damages Is instluted
ind the railroad attorney pretends to
assist the plaintiff. He invites her to
automobile rides and dances, which
sho is ill-fitted for, but she consents,
thinking it will please him and assist
her case. At the trial the lawyer
shows his hand and brings witnesses
to testify that the girl could not be
much injured when she can enjoy the
atmosphere of tho ballroom.
The l-case is ldstrand finally the
young lady is restored to neaitn uy
the aid of a famous surgeon, who per
forms an operation. The association
between Hammersly and his client de
velops into a strong and beautiful
love. After Marguerite is fully re
stored her beauty attracts the atten
tlon of tho treacherous lawyer, and
he falls mad'y in love with the girl
he has trlcl.ud. She permits him to
offer her moderate attention, until he
can no longer control himself and he
proposes to her. Herein Is her re-
veneo: she refuses mm anu scorns
him and has the satisfaction of seeing
him retire broken-hearted."
Cardinal WmIsy,
. "King Henry the VIII. Is giving au
dlence to his courtiers, surrounded by
his chief advisors, including Cardinal
Woolsey. Among the guests who at
tend this Impressive reception is the
Anne Bolnyn, one of the young ladies-In-waltlng
to the . queen, displacing
the estimable and admirable Cath
erine. He confides his desire to one
of his sycophants,' who makes It pos
ailtln fni him tn fret n. D-lininne nf Anne
at her toiletto in the seclusion of her h'"n 'I'Por
i.,ii wabasn
"Ho appeals to Cardinal Woolsey to Wauiisn
set aside the tenets of the church and
consent to his divorce from the queen.
The cardinal absolutely refuses to do
unvthlnir ttn inimical to' h i office, as
ronrrt.nnliil Vn nf f ho Hnlv Son. This I May
angers King Henry, who Induces theJ"ly
Archbishop of Canterbury to call
special council, by order of the king,
through which he divorces himself
from Queen Catherine,
In punishment for his refusal to
accede to the king's wishes, the car
dinal Is exiled to Leicester abbey. He
Is a sick man when hi- enters the
monastery, and ho dies three days aft
erward, conscious that he had bus
talned the sacredness -of his office,
martyr to his faith and of service to
his king."
Panama iHthmus, 1012.
."In this film, which was taken tin
der the auspices of the United States
government, the auditor Is taken on
an Intimate Inside trip across the en
tire canal zone. The first scenes show
the Pedro Miguel locks and the whole
process of building these gigantic
walls and gates of concrete and steel.
We are shown huge cranes carrying
snnd, rock and cement to the mixers.
Then the carrying to and dumping of
the cement upon the locks. . Mlra-
flares locks, the top of the gates at
Qatun, the huge conveyors and cranes
at Gatun, and , on Interesting pano
rama of (Intun lake and locks gives us
a thorough understanding of this
phase of tho great project. Then we
are tnken to tha.Culehra cut region,
where wo follow the work as it pro
greases rapidly under the porfoi-t sys
tem directed by the most skilled U,
S. A. engineers. -The drills, stenm
shovels spreaders, trains, dupmers,
etc.. are all shown and we
and bull support. The tone was nerv
ous.
Trading was rather less active late
in the forenoon and the market ruled
4 or 5 points off from the best,
STOCKS.
Open.
Atchison 1051
Amer. Locomotive
Amer. Smealting
Atlantic Coast Line....
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Baltimore & Ohio
Amal. Copper ........
Canadian Pacific ......
N. Y. Central ,
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Chesapeake & Ohio 78
Erie ... ... 342
843
109
82
2571
118
Close,
105
42
83
140
82
108
80
250
117
. 27
78
34
Consolidated Gas 142
130S
408
118
Great Northern pfd . . .
Illinois Central
Mo., Kans. & Tex
Louisville & Nashville.
National Lend
Missouri Pacific
Norfolk & Western . . .
Northern Pacific
People's Gas ,, 108
Pennsylvania 123 123
Pvock Island 27
Ilock Island pfd
Heading 172
Amer, Sugar Refining
Southern Paclllc Ill
St. Paul 107
Southern Railway 28
Southern Railway pfd
Tennessee Copper ....
Union Pacific 168
IT. S. Steel 7J
U. S. Steel pfd 110
1302
127
.... 27
157 157
.... 55
40
112
118
20
54
172
128
109
100
28
73
42
108
05
110
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NEW YORK COTTON.
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BUICK, Model 43, $1875.00. F. 0; B. Asheville.
: ARBOGAST MOTOR GO.
Nos. 69 crJ 71 South Main St. : - ' Phone 1728
August ... .
September . .
October ...
December . . .
Spot 11.80.
Open. Close,
, 11.23 11
. 11.30 11
. 11.37 11.04
. ..... 11.04
. 11.50 11.71
. 1158 11.85
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.
This Li to remind nil Democratic
candidates for Congressional, Judicial,
County and Township Offices that
their nnmes must be filed with the
undersigned Chairman of the Demo
cratic Executive Committee of Hun-
combe County on or before 10 o'clock
p. m. Wednesday, May the 8th, as
provided by section 14 of tho Primary
Election Law for Asheville and Hun
combe County.
J. E. SWAIN.
Chairman Democratic Executive Com
mittee. .
Office 402 Oates Building,.
Asheville, N. C. 74-3t
THE MOST PLEASANT EM
PLOYMENT FOR
WOMEN
Is office employment. Situations are
secured every week for graduates of
the A. P.. C. Miss Allenla Ball was
placed this Week al. steno-bkkpg In
tho city; also engagements were closed
for two young men to bogln work by
the twentieth.
NEW PUPILS: Mr. Leon Ward,
leave Tuscola, N. C, will enter Monday and
Culebra after viewing an Interesting "there are expected next woek to
nnnnrnmn of the entire cut. We are make up a new class in snonnana
now taken to. Panama City, on the anci typewriting.
Pnrlflo coast, and after viewing tho hituatiunb: rne following sunn
irnrlr shifter and Its almost human tlnne are unsupplled: Hook-keeping
functions, we can Indeed say that we nnl gcnerol office work, girl preferred
have seen the canal tone and Us vast
work under better conditions than
most of those who travel to the sone
In jierson.
small salary to begin; stenography,
railroad company, man, $70,000; book
keeping and stenography, city, ready
Mav 80th, very good salary.
THE NEW CIAS8 In shorthand
New Shirt Waists
Are you a good judge of shirt waists? If you are,
hers an opportunity to display your knowledge. f
you are not, you can't go wrong Either way, come
and see what an extraordinary value iu a waist we have
on sale for 98c.
:- New Silk Petticoats, Hosiery, Neckwear, New Lac
es and All Overs; Gloves Muslin Underwear.
New Wash Dresses
A complete showing of Wash Dresses for juniors,
misses and women, juiced from $1.25 to $12.50.
Black Serge Skirts
" A new model in All Wool Serge Skirts, - that is
worth $(i.50, our special price $4.98.
Pongee and Linen Coats
Dusters at $2.49 and $3.98. Silk Pongee Coats at
$10.00 to $17.50. Hep Coats at $5.98 to $8.95. , Linen
Coats at $5.00 to $8.50.
Children's Long Coats, Ages 6
to 14, at $3.98
Rain Coats
A wide range of Bain Coats for women, misses and
children, priced from $3.50 to $10.00. Also Rain Capes
for women and children.
Linen "Coat Suits
Here you can find just the Linen Suit you had in
mind, at the right prices. Linen . Suits up to $10.00.
Wliite Cotton Corduroy Suits at $7.50.
Cream Serge Suits and Skirts
Cream Serge Skirts at $fi.OO. ' ! .'
If in need of a white serge or cream serge suit,
come here we can save you money.
Teacher The right to have more nt typewriting will start between the
than one wife Is called poloygamy. h and th of May. Would be glad
a-lfo is ai-;" v
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HENRY 8. SHOt'KLEY, Principal.
lowed a man?
Willy Monotony,
colt's Magazine.
-Tr JTOC'rrtArm'C YOU MONEY" i
Madame Janette De Canter
HAIR DRESSER AND BEAUTY DOCTOR
. ' OF '
CHICAGO AND NASHVILLE, TENN.,
WITH
The Asheville Dry Goods Co.
Showing a most comprehensive line of natural hair
goods Newest ideas in switches, puffs and transfor
mations made from
Your Own Hair
Switches and curls made while you wait.
Try Madame De Canter's Hair Tonic. It will re
move dandruff in six to twelve treatments.
,We will he pleased to have the ladies call.
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Tax Listers
Notice
We,-the undersigned ; Tax
Listers and Assessors, will sit
in the grand jury room on the
second floor in the county
court house on Wednesday,
May first, 1912, and each day
thereafter during the month of
May, as directed hy law, for
the purpose of receiving the
tax lists of all jiersons and cor
porations suhjoct to tax in the
corporate limits of the city of
Asheville. '
This April 29th, 1912.
P. STIKELEATHER,
w: W. WEST,
MRS. RAC1E ADAMS,
Tax Listers.
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AMERICAN
COMMISSION
COMPANY
29 S. Main St.
Come and save $5 on
your New Suit. i,
$2 saved on Boys' Suit .
MKN'S AM YOVTIIS'
HIGH GRADE SUITS at
LOW GRADE PRICES
A PLKASINO VARIETY, A TilO NEW
STOCK JUHT ItKCKIVrcn.
GEM CLOTHING STORE
lTTO AVK.
On lag wven you will llml tin- con
dition governing tli Springtime I.ji lc
loiitclt. . .
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