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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Monday, February 3, 1913
For Oblong Pin-Cushion
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DIRECTIONS FOR TRANSFERRING. In taking off these patterns, lay a piece of impression paper upon the material, place
line. If the material is sheer it maybe laid over the pattern and drawn off with pencil, as the design will show through.
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Oblong pin-cushions are nuieli used on the Ions drcssinjf Ktamls. The top and Nittom parts of the cushion are given. Tho dots must he trueed m the hottom also. The wallops should lie well padded and closely button -foiled The flowers, leaves and rib
Ihiii are solidly worked in white or colors, with the dots as eyelets and the stems in the outline stitch. When the embroidery Is linishcd the cushion is placed between the two covers and and is laced in with narrow ribbon, run through the eyelets. Full bows of
the riblMin are tied at each corner. Mercerised cotton No. 25 or lilo flora should lie used. -t.. ,..(.... . .L , .
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Don't pay 50 cents for worthless hair tonics Use old reliable
harmless " Dander ine" Get results.
Thin, brittle, colorless and scraggy
hair is mute evidence of a neglected
scalp; of dandruff that awful scurf.
There is nothing so destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair
of its luster, Its strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish
ness and itching of the scalp which If
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die then the hair
falls out fast.
A little Danderine tonight now
anytime will surely save your hair.
Get a 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's
As to Legislation
Editor of The Gazette-News:
In response to the request of Sena
tor Weaver for Information as to what
his constituents desired in the way of
legislation as stated In your paper a
few days ago, I will venture as a plain
individual one of the "horny-handed
sons of toil" to make a few sugges
tions which I believe embody the
views of most of our people. As to
local legislation In a rapidly develop
ing state like ours there is and always
will be need of much local legislation
to meet the constantly changing; con
ditions as they arise and this can not
be escaped. At this session, however,
there are quite a number of larger
problems which our solona seem to
think are confronting them and which
must be met and solved taxation, ed
ucation, railroad control, trusts, refer
endum and recall, female suffrage,
short ballot, abolishment of peniten
GASSY, UPSET?
BOWELS
SLUGGISH
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That awful sourness, belching- of acid and foiil gases; that pain In the
pit of the stomach, the heartburn, nervousness, nausea, bloating aftor eat
ing, feeling of fullness, dizziness and sick headache, means your stomach
Is full of sour bllo your liver is torpid your bowels constipated. It isn't
your stomach's fault it Isn't Indigestion it's biliousness and constipation.
Try Cascarets; they Immediately sweeten the stomach, remove the
sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take the excess biie
from the liver and carry off the Col.stlpatcd waste matter from the bow
els. Then your stomach trouble is ended. A Cascaret tonight straightens you
out by morning. , ,
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o o o o o o o o o o o o 0
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Danderine from any drug store or
toilet counter, and after the first ap
plication you will say it was the host
investment you ever made. Your hair
will immediately take on that life,
luster and luxuriance which is so
beautiful. It will become wavy and
fluffy and have the appearance of
abundance; an incomparable gloss and
softness, but what will please you
most will be after just a few weeks'
use, when you will actually see a lot
of fine, downy hair new hair grow
ing all over the scalp.
Adv.
tiary, etc., etc. Of these the matter
of taxution easily takes precedence
and is paramount to them all. If they
can devise a system that will be Just
and equal and satisfactory they will
do more than all the legislatures that
have preceded them and will thereby
prove that the statesmanship of our
grand old commonwealth Is Improv
ing. As to education 1 am going to
offer a few views that may be criti
cised, but that is all right. We have
universities, colleges, acudemtes, high
schools, graded schools, training
schools, schools for weak minded,
publie schools, private schools, and
others which permeate every nook and
corner of the state, costing Immense
sums of money, a large part of which
Is raised by taxes levied upon the
property of persons who have no di
rect personal Interest in schools, they
having no children to educate, yet
CASGARETS GREAT!
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they have contributed for years
and years uncomplainingly from a
feeling of philanthropy, benevolence,
generosity and all other kindred vir
tues as well as of state policy until u
great many of them have come to
feel that even all of these commenda
able virtues may be overworked for
they believe that when the state takes
the jioor mans child at six years of
use and gives it four months of in
struction each year until it comes to
its twenty-first year making in all five
solid years' of tuition free of all
charge it has then done as much as
the body of taxpayers ought to be re
quired to do and especially so In view
of the fact existing and that will con
tinue to exist compulsory law or no
compulsory law that not more per
haps than one-half of the children for
whom it is most, intended and who
most need it are not getting the bene
llt of It and will not and yet the edu
cational forces of the state an In
telligent, strong and close corporation,
aided by many others who are wildly
enthusiastic on the subject of univer
sal higher education alike for White
anil colored (for you dure not dis
criminate) are like the horse-leach
crying unceasingly for more more
taxes more money and higher cala
rles. etc., etc., and they are trying
harder to educate the grown folks up
to this view than they are to "teach
the young Idea how to shoot." Many
of the greatest and best men that
North Carolina has 'Tver produced
never had half the school training
that the state is now giving Its chil
dren. As to railroad legislation the
boys may possibly recall the pathetic
nnd enlightening experience that Mr.
Glenn and his legislature had with
the railroads only a few years ago
when he had to make such haste in
getting off the tall of the dragon and
begging his pardon and humiliating
the state by asking said old best to
hike up some $17,000 to pay for the
fun and Incidentals. The railroads
alnt much scart they know their
business and pursue It
As for trusts, there Is no dentist In
the state, I presume, who will take
the contract to furnish the teeth that
will make one hold "so we all pass."
A to the initiative and referendum
and recall, why that Is only a little
game of "finessing" among the law
yers; the people know or care but lit
tle' about it. Female suffrage may
look good to some of our fe-he-malo
friends but I doubt If the great maw
of our true women care much about
it Let the friends of It send for Col.
T. It., he can whoop It up If anybody
can. Yes, that Is a good Idea about
putting the penitentiary convicts on
the roads. Welt managed they can
earn the state more than In any other
way. As to the Australian ballot, I
donf think that anybody except the
politician cares much about It And
now to return for a moment to the tax
matter. If you can pans a law that will
make the tax assessors observe their
oath and keep the people generally
in.m swearing ralcly and hiding their
personal property as the new gover
nor seems to think they do and If the
uncovering of all this property for
taxation would as Is claimed cause
the treasury fo overflow with money
for school and all other piirpoeos.
then you will have done a big thin.
Suppose ns an experiment you pass a
search and seizure law, something f-
tor the form of that which our pro
hibition friends have, and If thft man
who is known to have tl 0.000 In
ftirnlhliiK In bis home, and whose
iri iM , :,i,,nHilv dlplavs ! or 20 or
J'.'i.iM.o m .,w.i Eiv.- in his house
In. M eft... In nt f Mm nr Hft( nnd noth
'' f"r ' ' Wby then go in on
him and confiscate tho whole push.'
If as many, cases like this can be
found as some think there arc, you
would soon ' have to enlarge the
treasures' oflice. and if there shoul 1
come a need of such enlargement,
then by all means let us have it
Hut lastly and paramount as far us
this section of the state is concerned
to all the matters mentioned above, 1
would call the attention of the three
young gentlemen representing Uun
comlie county In the legislature to
another matter. If they can by any
legislation, or agitation, or manipula
tion or exploitation, or any other
honest means, procure tho Immediate
building of a railroad from Ashevllle
out through 'north Buncombe, tipper
Malison, Yancy and on into Virginia,
they will win for themselves laurels
that will never fade. There has never
been a piece of railroad of equal
length built In North Carolina of as
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the newspaper pattern over thi
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much Importance as this link, and if
it can be built this fact will very booh
be made to appear. The resources of
the section thnt this road would open,
would "astonish the natives" an 1
bring unbounded prosperity to all this
j mountain section as well as helping
Ihe whole slate. Let the legislature
pass n good charter and let the state
subscribe one half or more of the
capital stock and issue its bonds and
start this work of construction at
once, and it won't be twelve months
till it will prove the best Investment
the slate, ever made. lo this aul
then we can afford to pay high taxes
and not grumble. This Is worth to
OUT OeOIiIl mnPn fif vmii ft.,.'.
efforts than ull the other matteVs of
legislation which have, so far, been
mentioned put together. So if you
want a lifetime lease on your seats in
TUESDAY BARGAINS
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Visii our Suit Department and see our new display,
early showing of Ladies' Spring Suits, new Evening
Dresses. Come and see them, they are beauties. No two
alike. See our window display.
Visit our Ready-to-AVear department for real - live
bargains. New spring goods arriving daily. AVe shall
place on sale for Monday a special lot of Lingerie
AVaists ranging in price from $1.39 to $1.69 our special
price 98c. These cuts represent the styles.
We have just received a of Serge Dresses in all
tlie latest colors, ranging in price from $G.50 to $25.00.
.Call and see them. .
SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, TABLE LINENS, NAP-
KINS AND TOWELS
54x90 Bent Seamless Sheets. .. ....... . . ...... ,35c
72x90 IYppcrell Mills Sheets, seamless'. . .' . .48c
81x90 Popperell Mills Sheets, seamless... ... .... 69c
81x90 Best Sheets.... 73c
99x108 Extra size sheets... 97c
t 45 dozen Pillow Cases, tho best grade iicnisti'tciied,
size 4.x:i(). Sell at other stores at 25c. This entire linn
will lxt placiid on sale at ,,..121-2c
12 1 -2c Curtain Swiss m
'30-in. Fancy Curtain
1'ifty dozen Towels, the
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On.' lmn.lrPu $r'..r,0 p.id
this, and with a hard, sHrp pencil draw firmly over each
the legislature do this stunt and you
have it
Jan. 29th, 1913. i .
J. S. T. RAIKD,'
IVter Clldc.
Pinching, plodding Potcr Cllde
Never spent a cent!
He'd never-in an auto ride.
No matter where he went. '
Pinching, plodding Peter Cllde
Iiliored hard for money,
Which went for Joy-rides when he died
And left it ail to Sonny.
Kvcry Utile Auto. .
Every little auto has a number of its
own;
Kvcry little siren by Its shrieking may
be known:
Many chaps who go a-speeding 1
On remorse are dally feeding.
Swiss... "iru
best ever offered, 18o grade
...10c
Sre.'i,ls, special . : . .. ...icHc
O'er tho coin they're sorely needint
But which on their cars they'v
blown. "' Juds
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Classified Advertising sells salabl
property readily and makes all goo
property "salable." ;
"SEND ME 2 LOAVES BUT
TER CRUST, PLEASE."
the many times day plioni
message. Butter fJrast lrea
is popular because good. Phom
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ASHEVILLE STEAM ,BAK
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5 and 7
S. Main Street
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