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Monday, October 7, 1912.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
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Amusements
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Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases
A most complete assortment of travelers' spoils. All
kinds of trunks.
VISIT OUR LEATHER GOODS SECTION
Shoes for Men, Women and Children
Our Fall and Winter slims no n ul Ml tlio ncwo-t
styles and leathers to cIioom liom m hool shot-, foi
school children.
KING QUALITY SHOES FOR MEN
A wide assort nient of clot lima: ml fiiiiii-hm s 1oi
nieji and young men The Home ot lk (Julius md
Mallorv I fats.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National Ix-asnc.
JZZS,Tx"tC .TOOCTKAT SAVE YW MOwErM" ii'"'!'!!!! 1771
Won. Lost. Pet
Xew Vork .... . .101 4S .us:'
i'ilishursh . . . !i:t f.9 .liD:
Chicago ... ....... 92 fi .ts0
Cincinnati . . "S .4:'"
Philadelphia ... ... 73 7 .-I sit
nt. l.ouis Hi TO .4 4
llrooklvn ... ...... r.s !.. .;:.
Huston .12 101 .:M
American League.
Won. I.., st. Pet.
Itostnn . . . . ... . 105 47 ,.C.
Washington .... !'l til .'.'''
Philadelphia ... .... fo fi3 ;.iHL-
Chicago . 7x 7i alOT
Cleveland . . 74 is
Detroit . . . . ....... ti Si! .(.) I
st Louis .... . . 101 .:: 1 1
Now York ......... r.o 102 .r,L".i
W, TCESDAY, OCT. 8. -
"40 Minutes from proadwny. H
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WEDNESDAY. OCT. .9.
S5 "4r Minnies from Iirinihvay.
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9. THPP.SDAY. OCT. JO,
Delta (Murk In "Introduce Mo.
nr.sri.TS yksti rday.
National League.
At Cincinnati ciucinati . -Pittsburgh
10.
At Chiouiro Chicago 4. St. Louis 3.
Established 3SS7
American League.
At Detroit Detroit 4. Chicago ji..
At K!. l.i mis St. Louts . S. It'Vi
1:111.1 S.
Announcement
We, the undersigned mer
chants and Jiusiness ineu ol
the city of Asheville, hereby
agree to. close our places of
Imisness on Tuesday, October
8, 1912, at 1 o'clock p. in., .on
account parade and opening of
Western North Carolina Fair:
S. I. lican & Co.
Carolina. Creamery.
M. V. Moore & Co.
K. 1!. ZaKicr.
lliirton & Holt.
Hoffman & Kent. '
H. KeihVood & Co. -Nli'holii
Shoo Company.
S. H. Aliohalovo.
S. II. Kress & Co.
li. (leo. llurbcr.
Peoples' Department Store.
Peerless-l(,asluon Store.
Aslieville Carpet House.
Asheville Printing .t KnnraviiiK Co.
A. M. Fiehl Company.
I'.rown-Miller Shoo Company.
Green Ilros.
Whitloek .Clothin,.; Company.'
If. Taylor Uoxers.
llrown-Xorthnp Company.
A. J. llloniheiV. ' .
J. K. Rieh Company.
Pnion PluinliiiiK Compsny.
A'heville liarher Supply Company.
llarris-lliirr.eU D. (...Company.
JleConnell P.ros.
(J. V. Str.ldley.
Shape & Patton.
Exi-elsior Paint '& Paper. Company.
T. J. Porkinsun.
S. T. liOKan.
M. L. ltoth.
Donal.l & Donald.
Oeorgo W. Jenkins.
Crescent Jewelry Company.
Beaumont Furniture Company.
W. A. Davis.
Patrick Mclntyre.
(ittis-Creen Hardware Company.
J. C. Wilhar.
Carolina riml' & h-e Company.
Asheville Coal Company.
Citizen's oal Company.
E. C, Jarrett, Grocer.
lion llarehe.
YatPs & Meguire.
C Sawyer.
W. A. Ward.
J no. A. Giil'fey.
Palais lioyal.
T. E. Mnmpower.
I. W, Glaser.
M. Hyanis.
The City Market will close at the
Usual hour at noon and r open the
next morning.
SUNDAY SPEAKERS
1 here ere
Y. M.
Larue Audiences at Hotli
('. A. iiikI at llia-li-liinil
Hotel.
Itrsri.TS SATl'KDAY.
Illl
line ol the most lntercstmir ad
dresses that has been heard lor some
time at a .men s meeting at tile . A!.
('. A. was delivered vesterkiv alter
nofin'hv Julius ( '. .Martin. : president
ol Ho- association, who spoke on : I he
Manliness- of ( hnstianitv. l ie was I
heard hv a lare audience and his ad
dress was thoroughly appreciated he
ell present.
Mr. :: ' Ma staled that from the
olV., i.., . . ";n nae lieen respected
tor l!' i. In earlier turns for
their I lui. s.reii-th and now lor their
streirr'.h cf cha racier. said that
K ta .a character is indicated
the (act that the man possessum it !
is ansehish and lives not onlv I'.r
hunscll. luit his telkiw men and docs
wlnuewr he lielicves lo he Pest, what
ever I ho criticisms of the narrow
molded ma v he.
The speaker said that this strength
o: ehar.icter is taught h- .the works
of ( hrist. Put that there are var oil:
deuces e! sia h strength poss.-ssed l.v
dillereiit men. lie. si. Id that lie did
not mean lo state that onlv the Verv
strous may survive and receive their
reward, but that, everv man may do
his own work, whether lar-'e or small,
lie deplored the fact that some minister-!
teach onlv the hriu'ht side of
( hristiauitv that appeals onlv to the
women and children.
At the llmhland hotel meet in Kd
I., brown was the speaker and his
sub. t was "Win- Men Fail." This
liieetinir was also larnelv attendeil.
and the talk delivered hv Mr. Drown
was a Very stronjr one. His talk was
concise and to the point, and he held
tile undivided attention of all present.
At both meetings the Weaverville
Choral chorus, under the direction of
John W. Starnes, furnished several
vocal selections, and these musical
programs added much to the interest
of the nicotines. The chorus is made
up of 20 voices and is well trained.
National l,camio.
At Chiciuro Chicago ;!. St. T,oms 2.
At Huston lioston. . 11. Philadel
phia 7.
At I'.rooklvn lirooklvn 0. New
York 1.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati li. Pitls
buriili .
Aincricau l.eiiiiiie.
At Phlladelnhia I'hjladelphin 0,
Posteh . :
At New York New York S. Wash
iiriiai i..
At Detroit Detroit 0. chicayo a.
At St. l.ouis .st. I.ouls 13. Cleve
land I.
Not Well Pnoimh (n Work,
thousands of Ain.Tie.in cirls and
wonieti ai dramtir out a wearv e
ts; ic e in stores, mills, shops and fac
tones with distressing weaKnesses and
d.-i iiiu. ioents which are sapping their
vi rv lue a wav.
sau-h woluen mnv hnd iov ill llvm ;
and be restored to .vigorous health bv
taking C.vdin I'ltikliain s esftaMe
( oinp. .1. a woman s reiitedv lor
women s ills wlmh has stood the tost
ol time.
Adv.
I iiiithall Scores.
At I'amhriiiiri Harvard 19: Hole
( 'russ 0.
At New Haven ale L't : Svraeus,'
n.
At Princeton Princeton : In die-n
HORACE W. MILLER
rather of IT. A. Miller. Who Dii il Oi .
lolier Prominent in Social
ami ItusiiK'ss Life.
The Messenger of Owcnsboro, Ky.i
of the third Instant has almost I wo
columns concerning the .life and d"ii'h
of Honicp W. AMUer of that city. ,Wio
was the father of Harmon . !i'ier,
one of the lending Inislncw me i if
thiii city. The deceas. d was horn in
I'ourbon county, Ky., and was promi
nent socially and in business, heim; a
member of one of the lend in K-n-tueky
families.
Mr. Miiler died at the home of his
daiuxhter. Mrs. ( i. H. Haynes, (i. t'-.ber
-', at the ai;e i,t 79 years. He hail ac
cumulated much wealth In and aronaj
( i unshorn.
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At Annapolis Navy 7: Johns llop-
At Philadelphia Pennsylvania. In.
Dvekmson 0.
At Chicago ChfcaL'o 1.1: Indiana e.
At. Easton Ijjl'avette (: Swa tri
llion? At Ann Arbor Michigan 34; Case
0.
At Middletown -Wesleyan 7; Tiow-
den ::
At UiEayelte. Intl. Purdue 21; IV
Pamv 0.
At Cincinnati Cniversity of Cincin
nati P'-J: Transylvania 0.
At Charleston, S. C. Georgia Tccb.
20; Citadel C.
Auburn 'pi); Mercer 0.
Norfolk PS; William. unci Mary cid
lette 0.
At Athens, (In. University of Go.
:!:!; Chattanooga Pniversity 0.
At Chariot: -. :. C .' :: '-altural
nr.'' ?.li'chanical -coli.-j.e 21; U. S. S.
Trainiic; Ship Franklin 0.
At Columbia Cnivcrsily of S. C.
10; Wake Forest, 2.
At Nashville Yanderhllt 100;
Maryvillo :(.
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CASTOR! A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of fe&f
CMU6THEATHBCIKCUIT 6CMU& THEATHK CIRCUIT
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7 AND 8
BERT LEIGH
Presents Himself in the Great Revival of
GEORGE M. COHAN'S MUSICAL PLAY
45 MINUTES FROM BROADWAY
MR. LEIGH AS KID BURNS
Is Scoring the Hit of His Life
Perfected Company includes
HAZELE BURGESS AS "MARY"
And 29 Others. Complete Equipment.
Prices B0, 75, $1 and $1.50. Tickets mo n ' illng at Wliltlock's, for
both performances.
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THEATRE CIRCUIT
THURSDAY, OCT. 10.
The Charming and Magnetic Actress-Authore33
MISS DELLA CLARKE
And an Exceptional Company of Comedians in
INTRODUCE ME
A Sparkling Comedy that just bubbles over with fun.'
.'.lYices-GO, 73, $1 and $1.50. 'Tick el Pale at WMtlock's.
Plain
Velvets
50 Cents
AVliy ay 75 cents when
you can get it hen; for a
quarter less? 22 inches
wide, in golden brown
maroon, black and navy
blue.
"I'orlv-I lc -..unites from Proadwav.
Cinns ihe tollowers their nionc- s
worth has lens been an axiom ot
George M. Cohan, whose latest and
best piece. ''! ort.v-llve Minutes: troni
ja-oauwav.'' w ith , pert I.c.sh in the.
ieatlnm -:l.:-t. is to Ot". presented at the
Auditorium hii tomorrow and Wedm-s-iiuv
nights bv Eatlworc and I.ee;h.
! ! I, , in lt out this theory he has pro
vided an enieTtainmeiit mat would
sucfi-cil alotim either of two lines, and
as a result scores uimsital succcs--alom;
both. . It is filled with ilel.ca.ois
conu-dv moments arttl one eharacteri
.;..' Ion in parlioular has In en so ex
ti aordinariiv siiceesstul t'ttat it has
K en inadf the basis lor ar.othcr pl.iv:
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NOW GOING ON
Peerless-Fashion
51 Patton Ave.
Unusual Bargains
Are Offered
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$10.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at . . ....
&22.f)0 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at. . . .
Hi-Jo.OO Ladies' and Misses' 1- all Suits at . .
50 T adi(s' and Mines' 1 ill Su.t it
ij 50 L idies' and Mis-V ill Suits at
'5 00 L idles' md Misses' Fill Suit-, it . .
1:2.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at . . .... ..........
When you see our new Ladies' and Misses Fall Coats you will buy hero.
' An - elegant array of New Kvenmjr Gowns, Street Dresses at astounding
prices.
Tempting reduction of all our high grade Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
$13.G5
$15.03
$17.50
$19.77
$21.73
$24.50
$29.89
low
mi j.m'jp)Aiim
Ala
raim'emetits with tho husband about
dramulixinK the book. 'Susan. ' whei
Aunt I human, comes m attain: -eho sees
that the actress is smoking a cigar
ette and Is miikiiiE hoe to the hus
band. I he aunt leaves Ihe room and
discovers a bottle ot wino In t.he cool
er, which she thinks is elder: she
drinks it. becomes tipsy, and tells the
husaand that a man was makintt love
to his wife a .lew hours before, lust as
he was doins to the actress, she also
states that she has one cowtwo plus
and two acres and she fan t send any
body anythini;. When the wife 'ar
rives her husband questions her in
tegrity and she leave him. The finale
brums the husband and wife together
aim in, when he is all but overcome
with astonishment, to know thnt it is
bis will', who wrote the book.'' . Tick--c's
will be placed on s.ibv tomorrow
moi'ii'iiv,' at hillo- k's. Prices are
I roiiT at! i cuts to S I..OI-
two complete performances on Octo
ber 24. This Is the twentieth annual
tour nf this In; iiwifiiliiin tourlnu
a case of "rubbernccktitis. and there
Is no question but that the show is
jrreatlv enjoyed.
this country. ! The massive tents will he spread
It is one of the leadim; shows, its on the (.'rounds at Southern depot.
exhibits-, animals and varied features i which are admirably adapted for ex
are all of the best. The show is also j hibiiHin purposes and are also hlfth
one of the cleanest - ever presented. and drv and very accessible from all
No Kt'altin jinnies or unmoral issues : pints of town.
arc -ever tolerated about the estab-l Jt is fuid that the perform i PR ele
bshment. and whim the show appeal's I phanis are anions the strong features
here it will no doubt create more tliau i of the per;ormanee. They do all
it lavoralde impres.aon. I kinds of new stunts, play football.
The Min lirothcrs' phow. while har:nouis:e on musical instruments,
strictlv modern and elassv In all lie-! enu.i'ie m bowhmr contests. hn'e a
partments. losether with numa:;i-I reitular military battle, acrobatics, etc.
incut ami paraohernalia. presents I ne ! A troupe of terociotis black-inaned
"bli,' show ' iirom'am In the iroood old I African linns are also featured heav-
A show Willi New Ideas.
an aiiKcuienls have been per
ls the a-dvance luibbclly pro
i of the .sun leathers' World
tsi'. e shows to appear here lor
way one act one circle, at a time.
I'D in is beiui:' done tlm s-iirrai. o'iiu:
to a popular demand, people attend
ing n ti'iited show want to see every
thing to be seiyi. 1 lie present ten-dene-
ot some snows to inlrodn -e
tlirc rmss with a f-uce(-i:-;ien of be
wildering "f 1 11 - in ' acts. conliises the
audilor and nobody .sees ativ one
thinir well. Sun brothers are pre
senilis an (xhilutton ol otinlity. and
ccrv act can be seili without havim:
Hv. and ere handled by : ( aptaln
i'cter Kartlova.: a great French lion
I r i nker, who appears In li In? sleel
arena, plurinc: them through their
Various thrillinir exploits.
.eariv ICO men. women and child
ren will participate throunhotit in tho
greatest acts imaalnable. A blue rib
boned horse fair: sensational aerial
acts: a fcreat band concert, tire ninons
the Ir.-e shows, to be seen dal'v on
the show grounds at 12:.K) p. ni.
I
hen I.ecili a "i-.: lining ' ill "I ortv- ,
file aiuiite.. tii llroadwav. ut
aiiiuiiiniiiii, (iiii.ii-roM iiiiu
WcilncMiuy Nights. i
part
;the
the dominant feature. 1
i ";-nrize!lKhtcr, .. "Kid
by Pert
.ojnt and
." I ilk of th
Eeiuh.
(lla!iit
the
talk ot the thi-a- fri
:.:ce he was kIv- t'V
,;: :yl. It is
l.v
"l'l "I
I rici s
perlornianees a
ire from r.o c.-nt
1..-.0.
"liitrodtc .Me."
(if "Introduce M.-' wlilch coim-.s til
the Atuiitorium on Thursday, October
10. the I'luelleh.1 Daily Tole.craph hint
the following to i-a :
".'iss Delia Clarke 'and her com
pany In "Introduce" Me." "1 the Elks'
opera house last nit;ht, drew a pleased
audience. The play which was writ
ten by Miss Clarke, who also played
the leading part, has to do with the
domestic infelicity of a youn-,' coil
Ihe husband is an unsuccessful piny
writer, but his wile is a trifled writer.
usiiis a pen name absolutely unknown ', J.
to her husband. She explains her ln-i),
come that keeps them in comfort by I ,
saynm that her Aunt Hannah nu kes
her a bountiful allowance,
"The wife writes a book entitled
"Susan," which creates sometliinir n,'
a furore, and her sirl chum, Kiln-i
fomers, who is an actress, previa!.'
upon her to have the book ilrai.intize.i
that she mmht star in It. .M"iiaw hile
Aunt Hannah arihts and trouble be
gins riKht away. A manager calls
and Is talking business with the wife
on the sofa, when Aunt Hannah comes
in and sees him, making love tin she
thinks. A Utile later Edna Homers
arrives at the home and is making ur-
Our Miilinery Department is the Talk of the Town. Meet
Your Friends at the Palais Royal all this week
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Visit our Suit Department and you will find one of the best assortments of La
dies' and Misses' Tailored Suit's in the city. One lot of $20.00 Suits on sale for this
on
We call your special attention to the lot of Justeen Ladies' Tailored
sale for this week, special
$15.00
Waists
. $1.00
Visitors stop at tt, Phoenix F.uro
pcan Hotel. Fine rooms, 60 and 75
-enU. tf
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iviumpower s
' 17 B. Main. P
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Bells for Cash; Sell for Loss.
NEVZ?. A
QUESTION
Of "I low (lood" Lni.nl
';' w;iil-; (io;;e by the
I'-! '..' t and Bniesl
L.inndry dune tic
Ji;c:iois way
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Asheville Laundry
Wl Unni litres Luoger.
I. A. mcnoiA, Mgr.
OoHf B.
Our Dress Goods and
Silk Departments ore
now in the best of trim at
prices that will please all.
"We cater for the masses,
nut the classes. We are
friends to all. Come and
PALAIS
ROYAL
5 and 7 South Main St.
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