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Women and Children
Our Shoe section is complete in every detail a most
wide range of all kinds of shoes for work, play and
street wear. '..
School Shoe3 of quality (that will last and give satis
faction. Why not come in and see these long wear shoes?
King Quality Shoes for Men.
Furnishings,. Hats that Ma lory makes. Peck Clothes.
EQ3 bdq::e oicted .
OF RETAILING WHISKEY
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Established 1887.
He Appealed Case Several
Defendants ill Court This
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TONIGHT AT 8:30
"45 Minutes from Broadway."
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 9,
"45 Minutes from Briadway."
THURSDAY, OCT. 10,
Delia Clark in "Introduce Me."
"I'orty-Flve Minutes from Broadway."
"Something to appeal to all classes
of theatergoers" might well be the
appelatlon applied to George M. Co
han's production of "Forty-Five Min
utes from Broadway," to be seen at
the Auditorium on both tonight anil
tomorrow night. First of all, it is a
serious drama quite independent of
anything else. It has an interesting,
well worked out plot, it is a comedy
of no mean merit, and last, but not
least, it boasts several song hits that
are as popular today as when first
sung. The performance to be seen
here is under the direction of Latl
more and Iigh. with Bert Leigh In
the star role of K!d Hums. Prices
are from GO cento to $1.50. Tickets
are selling at Whitlock's for both performances.
"Introduce Me."
The following criticism of "Intro
duce Me," which comes to the Audi
torium on next Thursday, October
10, was clipped from the Charlotte
Evening Chronicle:
"Introduce Me," as presented at
the Academy of Music yesterday, mat
inee and evening, is an exceptionally
( lover little comedy, brimming over
with well constructed situations and
bright lines. Although a laughter pro
voker, it is farthest In the world re
moved from the boisterous, its humor
depending upon the clear-cut merit
in the lines and situations.
"Miss Delia Clarke, who carried the
leading feminine role, is also the au
thoress. Her acting is well known In
American stage circles, her years with
Charles Frohman being a sufficient
guarantee of her talent. She has lost
none of her grace and vivacity by
reason of the care of authorship and
carried her part with immense charm.
"The cast supporting Miss Clarke
was an excellent one, great care hav
ing evidently been exercised in the
whole giving the impression of a re
markably well balanced aggregation."
Tickets are now selling a. Whit
lock's. Prices are from Bid cents to
1.50. ,
permanent presentation being made
at Joe Weber's theater, now in lis
seventh month. A brief comment of
the leading journals in the cities
where this has ben presented is here
with appended:
New York Sun "Wonderful."
New York World "Marvelous."
New York Herald "Beggars de
scription." New York Times "Greatest pic
tures Ever Shown."
Philadelphia Inquirer "Remark
able." .
Philadelphia Telegraph Arouses
intense interest." ' .";
Philadelphia North American
"Absorbing in its appeal."
Boston Globe "Nothing more won
derful has even been shown."
Boston Journal "Enormous suc
ss." San Francisco Post "Amazed and
enthralled."
San Francisco Journal "Crowded
the theater to the doors."
San Francisco Examiner "Turned
many away from the box office be
cause the biggest playhouse in town
was not large enough to accommodate
the throng."
Oakland, Cal., Tribune "Created
sensation."
Detroit Free Press "Wonderful
remarkable."
Providence, R. I., Tribune "Most
interesting pictures ever shown."
Washington, D. C, Star "Marvel
ous pictures of wild life in its free
state." ... ;
The Paul Rainey pictures will lie
seen at the Auditorium all next week,
matinee and evening exhibitions be
ing given daily.
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ITCH! ITCH! ITCH!
The very first drops of D. D. D.
Prescription for Eczema stopped that
awful itch instantly: yes,, the very
moment D. D. D. touched th hnrninlr
skin the torture ceased. A 50c bottle
proves it.
D. D. D. has been known for rn
as the only absolutely reliable eczema
remedy, and all druggists keep It
Go to them if you can't come in n
but don't accept some big profit
substitute.
But if you come to our store, wt nr.
so certain of what D. D. D. will do for
you that we offer you a full size bottle
on this guarantee: If you do not find
that it takes away the itch AT ONCE,
it costs you not a cent.
Smith's drug store. Pack sounr nn.1
Srnrlh Main streets r
Adv.
.Some Comments of the Press on Paul
J. ItuiiM-y'a .Urban Hunt
Pii'ttirc..
A marvelous vogue has uien cre
ated among theatergoers all over the
country for the Paul J. Rainey Afri
can Hunt motion pictures, of svhkh
thttre are tour complete organizations
touring the big cities of the United
t'tates. In addition to the New York
Charming: ' ;;
Children
re plump ami rosy,
If pale and sickly, something
Is wrong, and the signal should
should not be neglected.
Its often the case that food
doc not contain the certain el
ements whl. ft Ni'ture requires
to meet the demands of the
rapidly developing body and
brain. 1
On food which, fan be do
pcnduii pprn , , , , t ,
Grape-Nuts
It is made of wheat and bur
ley, and contains true tissue
building elements tin lulling tiin
Phosphate nf Potash 'especially
needed fur promoting healthy
br.iln growth.
A illnh of Crap... Villi and
i-i "ii in em h morning f.ir a few
we, ;M. i,i ten norlts a niai'velniiH
1 ""' :''"' In Hie henllb of
.. I, an. I Ml. hen lit: it.
CHARLES E. NORTHERN
Well Known Young Man, Formerly In
IStiHlitcHH Here, lHeil Sunday
Morning In Knoxville.
N, Ilui kn) i- returned last night from
lvniixvlll, u. here he was culled by
the death of. his brother-in-law,
Charles K. Northern, formerly of this
city, who died there Sunday morning.
The body was brought here for inter
ment by. Mr. Bucknor, who was ac
companied by Mrs. Northern, Mr. and
Mrs. , T. U. Northern, the former n
brother-in-law of the deceased, and
Dr. H. X Miller, a brother-in-law.
Mrs. H. U Northern of Lexington, Va.,
mother of the deceased, arrived here
last . night.
The funeral services wore conduct
ed this morning from No. 7 Aston
place. Uev.'Dr. D. Atkins officiating.
and ihe Interment was at Riverside
cemetery.
Mr. Northern will be well remem
bered here, as he was actively engaged
in business on Patton avenue a few
years ago. He left this city about two
years ago and Just before his death
was employed at Newcomber's store
In Knoxville. He was very popular
and much respected.
There survive the widow and three
children. The deceased was 30 years
of age.
DEfLS I IT
tV I,.' Morris to J. H. llartlett, 21
aires 1n Black Mountain; conaldera
tion $200. V
Mrs. Ella B. Atkins of Hiivwood
i'armln Falk. lot on Hillside street
consideration $200,
A. II. Smith to J. A. Melton, lot li
iilm-k Moiintnin: rotiMlderatlon $.",00.
J. ('.. Alexander to J. J. Brown, h,
in .Montr rat; consideration $12").
F. 1). Hood to J. A. Mellon, lot Ii
l!lai-U Mountiilii 'township: cnnslilerii-
to
Bob Boone was convicted In Police
court this morning of retailing liquor
to Robert Bryant and was sentenced
to serve a term of 10 months on the
county roads. He appealed and his
bond for appearance at the October
term of Superior court wa fixed at
' tsnn
Probable cause was found against
Tom Jones, colored, In each of three
counts charging him with larceny and
he was held to the October term of
Superior court In bonds of $200 for
each case. He was charged with
stealing soma clothing from three ne
gro men, who were occupying the
same sleeping' quarters with him in a
railroad construction car. It was al
leged that he packed the clothes In s
suit case and left on a freight train.
He was brought back from Old For;
by an employe of the, Southern Rail
way company.
, Roxie Cook wa0 found guilty if
conducting a disorderly house, and
Ollie Bird, Willie Mills, Ruby Ellis.
Annie Pool, Ben Morris and Otis Join s
were found guilty of aiding and abet
ting In running the place. The women
were let off on the payment of the
costs, except in the case of Annie Pool,
in which Judgment was reserved. The
men were fined $10 and the costs,
each.
Morris wa also found guilty of an
assault on F. F. McBcth and was
fined $20 and the costs, from which
judgment he appealed and bond was
fixed at $100. Jones waa found not
guilty on a similar charge. McBeth
was found not guilty on a charge cf
a counter-assault on Morris but was
fined $20 and the costs for carrying a
concealed weapon. ! ,
Will Rosebud was found guilty of
disorderly conduct by the use of pro
fane and vulgar language and was
fined $1 and the costs.
The following were fined for wing
drunk in the city: George Guice, t'S
and costs; Vance Mills, $ S, and costs
Robert Bryuhti costs, j ..,
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EXPRESS ROBBERS LOOT
Jamestown Office Rifled
New Dormitory of State
Normal Not Finished.
Gazette-News Bureau,
Dally News Building,
Grensboro, Oct. 8.
The express office at Jamestown,
located between Greensboro and High
Point, was .broken into Sunday night
nd while the place was ransacked,
waybills, tickets, etc., being scattered
nil over the place, the only things
known to have been stolon were four
bottles of liquor and some clothing.
The railway ticket office is located in
the same building with the express
office and no one stays there during
the evening hours. In the office wan
a valise containing a suit of clothes.
The thief opened this valise, took out
the clothing and donning the contents
of the valise, left his castaway clothes
in the place. Ft! trance to the office
was made by forcing one of the doors
with a crowbar. It Is believed that.
some tramp passing that way Sunday
night is responsible for the robbery,
New Dormitory Not Completed.
. It was stilted today, that the new
lormltors at the State Normal col
lege here, which the Benior class will
occupy this school year, will not be
ready for occupancy for perhaps 10
days or two weeks. -, Tho contractor
la rushing the, work on the building
in an effort to have It completed at
the very earliest possible moment, i
The city commissioner of Ureenslioro
yesterday nmde formal request of the
board of commissioners that Greens
boro be allowed to participate In the
division of the budget of bond money
which Was voted some time since for
road work In this county. The city
wants the equivalent of fuur miles of
Macadam, which is approximately
$14,000. for road or street work Inside
of Greensboro. . Th county commis
sioners received the formal
and apparently look with favor upon
ii. iney nave taken the matter un
der BilTlsemut, and III j probably
make a decision within the next few
nays.
REPLIES TO KIT CHIN
xmatnr Shnnioos Denies Attending
Iliat Banquet ami (iioto Ay.
coik's Monls of Praise. ,
Special to The Gazette-News.
Raleigh, Oct. g. Senator Simmons
spent today In the city. While here
the speeches of Congressman Claude
Kltchin at Greensboro and tSovcrnor
Kltcbln at (iolilsboro were railed to
his attention.
Ho sold that while he iwd hereto
fore nnswered most of the things said
In those speeches there were some new
things that referred to him that may
not have been MnuuMr,wl b-hi,.i, h..
wished to take notice of.
Referring to Claude Kitchln's state
ment that he had attended a $15 a
plate banmiet given bv the I ,11 lilhel'
iissocllalon at Washington, the senator
wild lie had heard of the banquet re
ferred to, but that he Wiih not Invited
and. did pot attend It. He had. how
ever, heard, he wild, but he did nut
know whether It wi s true, that some
of his colle.igues In conKrewH from
Vorth Carolina did intend it. lie
said that lop before this tmn'net wan
irl ven his position n liimliei w.is v eil
known l.nlli In Wna)nntnn and In
North Carolina.
Referring to Ihe M.ite'ment made by
both the .Vleaar. Kiiiiiln a to Gin
ernor AvroeVs aflimle toward tilm
I lie .lint, r, .bl . ino'iale nil, that IK,
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Peerless-Fashion
51 Patton Ave.
Unusual Bargains
" Are Offered
votes for which he was criticised, in
cluding lumber, Lorlmer and reciproc
ity and that Col. P. M. Pearsell, Gov
ernor Aycook's private secretary and
probably his closest personal friend,
he was advised, had just published a,
statement to the effect that Governor
Ayeock had prior to his announcement
of his candidacy and on other occa
sions, assured him that he approved
of his record, and would have voted
on the questions about which he la
criticised, had he been in the senate
just as he did. ;,
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When it proves its value to you, get
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and be sure you. got the kind you ask
lor. Simply (ill out free coupon be
low and mall today. . Save yourself
from the surgeon's knife and its tor
ture, the doctor and his bills.
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1F.KI )!' Tit VIST.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed In trust made
and executed by O. U Greenwood and
wife, B. U Greenwood, to A. 8. Bar
nard, trustee, to c jure the. Indebted
ness therein contained on . the 2tii
dny of July, 1908, and duly recorded
In Book 74, at page 227. of the record
of mortgages and deeds of trust, in
the Register of Deed's office at Bu:i
combe county, North Carolina, to
which reference Is hereby made for
all purposes, and by reason of default
having been made In the payment of
said Indebtedness secured by said
deed In trust whereby the power of
sale has become operative, and upon
the request of the owner and holder
of said Indebtedness to exercise sUih
power of sale the undersigned will on
the 11th day of Nov.. 1812, at 12
o'clock, noon, sell nt public auction
to the last and highest bidder for rush
at the County Court House door In
the city of Asbevllle, Buncombe Coun
ty, North Carolina, the lands ami
premiums described In said deed of
trust.
This tlio Ktli dny-i.r October, 1912.
.Odorless
'u Oii Fri'ix'li I M y l Yocoss of
rlt'iiiiiiijr, clillii's for Indies mxl
!'iii."ii is ;ili;!(!i'1cly odor
Ii-, u iViihire that hulk's ami
gentleiiuMi ' aporcciato. Tlie
diilnl icf-t wrnj.H inul other )
(3i"s nriiX'iit j jicrlV'-tly cli nn
cil. Try ir.'v HiTvico a tnln-ali.c
liow K'ooi) it is. " ' '
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$19.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at .
$22.50 Ladies', and Misses Fall Suits at'. .
$25.00 Ladies', and Misses' Fall Suits at ,
$29.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at . .
$32.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at. .
$35.00 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at .
$42.50 Ladies' and Misses' Fall Suits at . . . . ..... .. .
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$13.65
$15.08
... ....$17.50
... ...$19.77
... ;.. $21.78
... ....$24.50
... ...$29.89
When you see our new Ladies' and Misses Fall Coats you will buy here. 5 .
Ah elegant array of New Evening Gowns, Street Dresses at astounding low
prices, ,t.
Tempting reduction .of all our high-grade Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
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Starts Wednesday October 9th
16 North Pack Square , .
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Having houglit the stock and accounts of tlii? (Jolightly Furniture Company,'
lHiiunipt, will close out the business as soon as possible. Everything will be sold at
once a't sacrifice prices for cash. . ,. , . .. -
J'Q'yjQ To every one indebted to the (loligli'tly Furniture Company. .
Please come in and make settlement at once ami unless payments are made
ji ' i 'ill . t ' a. 1 . : ii. - i - 1
promptly leases win ue ioneiivu. , , ... . - r
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J. GUTMAM
Purchaser of (Jolightly Furniture Company 'u Stock, Accounts and Lenses. ., t
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CORDUROY
DRESS GOODS .
lies! quality 30 inches
wide.
$1.00 a Yard.
Second best quality .30
inchcK wide for 50 cenis
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COAT SUITS
I n it lie differej.it uluules
of blue 'serge, $10, $12.50,
$15 and $20-rvort b more,
our liriceji hw;
- 'Mill Mil f. i
Mumpower's
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17 & Main.
Mn fur Cash; SclU for Leas.
20 PER CENT OFF
ON ANY SUIT IN THE HOUSE
' ." We must reduce stock at once. ' ' " i
- lig shipment will arrive in a few days.
CLEARANCE SALE PRICES OF MEN'S SUITS
$io.oo suits ............ ...... V:; $8.00
12.50 Suits .10X0
15.00' Suits j, . . . ; . A . ;.i 12.50
17.50 Snits'U 1 . 1 . . ...... 14.00
20.00 Suits ...... ....... 16.00
GEM CLOTHING, COMPANY r . Patton AVejr&;.
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QUESTION r
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Of "How Good" Laun
dry work done by the
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. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7 AND 8
ERT LEIGH "
Presents Himself in the Great Revival of. . '
GEORGE M. COHAN'S MUSICAL PLAY '-
45 MINUTES FROM B ROADWAY
MR. LEIGH AS KID BURNS
. Is Scoring the Hit of 'His Life'
' ' " ' Perfected Company includes - ' " "-'''""
V HAZELE BURGESS AS "MARY" -And
29 Others, Complete Equipment. ,
Prlcoa 69. 75, $1 ami Jl.!8. Tlikcti nre now Bt'lliHB nt Whltloflt'g, for
both performances. . . ..: ' ' '
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" . ' -; ' ' THURSDAY, OCT. 10. ' '
Tho Charming and Magnetic Actress-Authoress
MIS3 DELLA. CLARKE
, And an Exceptional Company of Comedians in
INTRODUCE ME
A Sparkling Comedy that just bubbles over with fun.
Prices 50, 7.j, $1 nnd $1.00. Ticket sale at Whitlock's
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Matinees daily, 3:30, 15, 25, 35. Evenings," 8:00, .5, .05, .ri
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