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Thursday, February 13, 1313
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WANTS
JOE SALS
TOR SALE Good clean newspapers,
(or 6 cent. Apply at Gaiette
Newt office. . : tf.
FOR SALE Several attractive bar
gain in lurries and buggies at
Pattern Stlkeleather's stables.
.. : T8-tf.
FOR SALE! A self, propelling, in
valid chair. Perfectly new. See N. A.
Reynolds, 17 Patton Ave 286-tf.
FOR SALE Brickyard equipment:
60 h. boiler, 35 h. engine, drum pul
leys, wire rope, clay dump car, 60
brick cars and full equipment for
dryer, all pipes, pumps, &c; also
pallets and racks, trucks and tools
for outside drying. This outfit cost
several thousand dollars; can be
bought for a song. Part cash, bal.
on time. Marcus Erwln. 297-26t
FOR SALE A tract of good orchard
land fronting on Beaverdam drive.
Phone 633. S12-4t
FOR SALE A fine apple orchard of
.standard varieties for $158 an acre.
Also 60 acres mountain land near
Asheville for $2400. F. M. Messier.
'American National Bank Building.
l-3t
FOR SALE An extra good pair of
large mules, weight about 2500 lbs.
' Work anywhere.9 years old. E. F.
Mumford, Mgr., Rielgecrest, N. C.
313-3.
FOE BENT
FOR RENT Modern 8 room cottage
two blocks of ostoftlce. N. Buck
ner. Board of Trad office or T
. Aston Place, tf
FOR RENT On car line, near
square, new ten room house 835.
II. L. Flatter, 9 South Main. 296-tf
FOR RENT One-half modern house,
four rooms; best locality; reasonable
price. Apply mornings only. 172
Asheland, 100-tf
FOR RENT Unfurnished, eight-room
house, large sleeping porch, eastern
exposure, $30 - month. Furnished
houses from $25 up. Ray-Campbell
Company, No. 1 Haywood St.
Phone 1281. i 803-tf
FOR RENT 2, I or 4 connecting
rooms furnished for house-keeping.
Also nice sleeping porches. 26
Starnes avenue, Phone (80. tf
FOR RENT A few desirable and at
tractive offices In the American Na
tional Bank building. New electric
. elevator. Heat, lights, running hot
and cold water, Janitor and elerator
. service. Apply at bank for terms.
I10-26L
FOR RENT One targe boarding
house, two five and sis room
flats two 7 and I room cottages, all
modern and In good locations. O.
D. Revel I, 15 Revell Bldg. Phone
,IJ. eod.
WANTED
J. H. McGINN ESS, No. 44 Market
.- street. Tailoring, steam dyeing.
cleaning and repairing. Phone
1850. , . tt
WANTED Tour notary Publlo work.
Residence- 138 Asheland avenue
Phone ti. Jaa W. Albright it-e
VVANTEn nn nttin In
quire of the pressman. Oasette-
, news. n
BOARDERS WANTED at the Dixie,
. 43 Aheland avenue. Rates (4.00
to $8.00 per week. No sick people
taken. Phone 132$. 29-3(t
WAJtTKD TO LOAIT
SEVERAL THOUSAND DOLLARS to
loon on improved city property, 8
to t yer.rs. New buildings preferred,
Address Box (81. 802-301
WANTED To nd automobile for
your silk dresses, suits, coats, furs.
fi, to be steam or dry cleaned,
properly premed and returned to
you t time. Perfect equipment;
i Mt help; nixirly IS years exper
I. " . J. ('. Wilhar, phone 88.
yonr hnmA triors
1 tt-.-. Bud
WANTS
HELP WANTED
BOTS WANTED Boys, yon can earn
lots of pocket money selling papers
on the streets afternoons and eve
nings. Apply at Qaxette-News office.
107-tt
WANTED A good Christian home to
care for an Infant four weeks old;
mother critically ill; satisfactory
remuneration. Address W., P. O.
Box 311. 812-3t
WANTED FOR V. 8. ARMY Able
bodied unmarried men between ages
18 and 35; citizens of United States,
of good character and temperate
habits, who can speak, read and
write the English language. ' For
information apply to recruiting of
ficer, 301 West Trade street, Char
lotte; 3 South Main street, Asheville;
330 South Elm street, Greensboro;
313 V4 South Fsyettevllle street, Ral
eigh, N. C, and 1522 Main street.
Columbia, or 167 West Main
street, Spartanburg, S, C.
WANTED Lady canvassers for work
in Asheville and suburbs. Pleasant
work, good salary at beginning to
right parties. Those with experi
ence preferred but will give other
trial of they are willing workers.
Give reference and state past em
ployment. Address "Lady Can
vassers," care Gazetta-NeWs.
313-3t.
MISCELLANEOUS
SHOES called for, repaired and re
turned promptly. Gilmer Bowden
Phone 1817. 31 East College street
123-tt
THE SAVANNAH INN 223 Patton
avenue. Large sunny rooms, all
newly furnished and home-like,
with delicious home cooking. Rate!
$7.00 to $12.00 per week, $1.00 tc
$2.00 per day, $4.00 per week foi
table board. MRS. O. R. KESSLER.
Proprietor. 164-tJ
WANT TO EXCHANGE.
A seven r im house and 2$ acres of
land, water in the house, fruit trees
of alb kinds, will exchange for hous
and lot in Asheville.
Western North Carolina Realty Co
10 North Pack Bo, J. W. Wolfe, Bee
and Trees. 'Phone (74.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given by the mayoi
and board of aldermen of the city oi
Asheville, as required by law, that tht
city engineer has made a survey and
filed his report in the office of the cltj
clerk, showing the amount of work
done and the coat thereof in the mat
ter of paving and otherwise improving
Pearson Drive and San tee street from
end of Macadam to Thomas Settles',
In said city, and also showing the
name of each abutting owner thereon.
the number of front feet of each lot
and the pro rata share of cost of such
street improvement to be assessed
against such real estate. And notice
is hereby further given that at the
first Tegular meeting of the said board
of aldermen, to be held after the ex-
poration of ten (10) days from this
date, said board of aldermen will con
alder said report and If no valid ob
jections be made thereto the same will
be adopted and approved by said
board and the liens and assessments
of said board of said street Improve
ment will then become complete and
operative.
Asheville, N. C, Feb. 3. 111$.
V L, W. TOUNO,
30-10t City Clerk.
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
place your offer before most of the
people la this city to whom It would
have any real Interest.
SERVICE BY PI HLICATION.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Buncombe County
In the Sunt .'or Court
J. A. Calloway, vs. Bessie E. Callowsy.
Notice.
The defendant above named will
take notice that an action entitled as
above has been commenced In the
Superior court of Buncombe county
for the purpose of the plaintiff's de
manding an absolute divorce of the
defendant; and the said defendant
will further take notice that she Is
required to appear at the term of the
Superior ciwt of said county to be
held on the first Monday after the
first monday In March, which is
Mnrch J, A. D. 113, at the Court
Mourn in said county, and answer or
domur to th complaint of the plain
tirr. In raid action, or the plaintiff will
Bl'plv to (be romt fur th ri-llff de-
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"The Woman."
The following comment of "The
Woman," which comes to the Audi
torium tonight, and was taken from
the Charlotte News of last Tuesday:
"A virile plot combined with inter
pretation of the ibighest order gave
'The Woman,' which was presented at
the Academy of Music last night, a
foremost rang among the attractions
of the present season.
"In the first place William C. de
Mille has written a drama which
grips in the old-fashioned sence of the
word. The thing bites down hard and
the feeling at the final curtain is re
great that artistic- limitations forbid
further prolongation of the story. It
has all the genuine atmosphere of big
politics familiar in 'The Man of the
Hour' and 'The Gentleman from Mis
sissippi,' but it has as well a 'punch,'
so to speak, not observable in cither
of these. Should the program makers
desiro a proverb or two to serve a
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SCHLdO&S THEATRE CIRCUIT
5 ; DAVID BELASCO
Sends Asheville Another Triumph.
THE WOMAN
By William C. DeMille r.
S51 NIGHTS IN NEW VORK 157 NIGHTS IN CHICAGO
ORIGINAL BELASCO CAST and PRODUCTION
Two carloads of magnificent scenery. Prices 50cf 75c, $1 A I1.D0
First nine rows $2. Tickets now Belling- at Whitlock'o.
a text to place above the cast of char
octers, they would not have far to
seek. With reference to the strictly
political phase of .the plot, 'Hoist with
their own petard', sums up the situa
tion. In regard to the more personal
and private complication, the 'woman'
herself could hardly fall to recall in
her hour of bitterness the ancient
warning; 'Be sure your sin will find
you out.' The two themes are skil
fully Interwoven In a play that exhib
its no weak points and a multitude of
itrong ones. i
"Mr. Belasco evidently thinks well
of this particular offering:, himself,
judging from the talent he has put
in the cast The presentation -was
smooth, clear-cut and intelligent and
was marked by the most delicate ap
preciation of the litfhts and shadows
of the various characters. Beginning
as a politico-comedy pure and simple,
it rose to the height of sheer tragedy
and In no part of the work was the
real ability of the, cast more clearly
visible than in the few moments that
followed the revelation of 'the' wom
an's real Identity. These were no
mock heroics set to make the audi
ence laugh, aa the women's 'weeps'
had done an hour earlier. This was
the irretrievable debacle of the hap
piness of a household. And the point
came across the footlights with, all the
clarity of a flash of lightning.
"To commend the cast Individually
would be unfair, unless the complete
list were given, for there were no
weak spots. Naturally, Miss Marjorie
Wood, as the little telephone girl;
James Seeley aa the machine boss,
and Austin Webb as his son-in-law,
shone by reason of the great oppor
tunities their roles offered, but the
work done in the' lesser parts was
fully as careful, finished and enjoy
able." Prices range from it cents to
$1.50; first nine rows $2. , ; ' '
"Offices' .
- Don't miss "Officer 668" when it
comes here next Saturday. Prom all
accounts It is one of the most delight
ful, poignantly absorbing and cleverly
constructed plays that have been
placed on the American stage In many
years.
"Officer 888" is a farce with many
mysterious and not a few melodra
matlo moments, but It ts said to be
substantial In extreme and construct
ed with more fineness than the noun
farce Implies, which, accounts for the
gusto with which It Is being enjoyed
by i metropolitan audiences In New
Vork and Chicago.
"Officer 866" will be seen at the Au
ditorium on next Saturday for a mat
inee and night performance. The
night prices will be from 60 cents to
11.60. Matinee prices 60 cents to 81.
Children 26 cents to sny seat. Tick
ets for both performances are now
soiling at Whitlock's.
Vnrunventlonaltties.
"Squlnchley, soma of your friends
say you're not as big a fool as you
look, but you are." t
"If you'll glance at that dollar
watch of yours, Mr. IJngerlonger, you
will find It's about time to say good
night" .
"You bavs dropped In on me, old
top, I suppose, because you've been
kicked out of all ether places.'
"Yes, I saw what the paper said
about you this morning. Bingo. They
called you a sponge, a dead beat and
a walking confidence game. Worse
than that they proved It on you."
Chicago Tribune.
Unfortunate.
"Poor Jones! Life to blm Is Jutt one
crape after another."
"Unfortunate, eh?"
Tnfurtunate enoiijh. lie hi to
shave twice a J:iy." Eostuo Tran-
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THfcATRS CIRCUIT
SATURDAY, FEB. 15
MATINEE AND NIGHT
COHAX A HARRIS
Presents
OFFICER
666
Farce by Augustln MacHugh. .
A Laugh that rolls Into a thousand
PRICES: Night 60c to 81.50. Mati
nee, 60c to 81.00, children 26c, any
seat. Tickets at Whitlock's.
Great Convenience
And save bother to have your be
gage checked from your house to des
tination. Furniture moving; a spe
cialty." "
Phone lit
Asheville Transfer ts
Storage Company
Wl BUY
Sell and Exchange Furniture,
fixtures, ate
Asheville Furniture Co. .
SI South Uaia Zt Phone 1X31
REAL ESTATE
WANTED Farm ot 20 to 80 acres
near Asheville to exchange for Im
proved Asheville property, consisting
of house and,loL Call. '
Burn Realty Co... Phone 1346
Room I. CitUens Bank Bldg.
Hotel Sterling
CINCINNATI, 0IIJ0.
Overlooking New Sin
ton Park. Every room'
outside 'with bath, or hot
and cold water. Milk,
areara, vegetables from
our own farm. v
American Plan, $2.00,
12.50, $3.00 and $3.50 per
day. .
B. B. Mills prop., for
merly of Hotel Bennett,
Binghampton, N. and
Grand Hotel, New York
City. . '
Sixth, Hound and
Kenyon Streets.
HOTEL RAYMOND
41 Fjwt JHlh Slrwt -(At
Bubway giallon)
Now York aty.
KaropesD Plan, II.RO per day and op.
AmerVon llan, 12.60 prr dny and up.
Apartments sit oinmnilHtlng t or moro
wrwns from $t.()0 to t.0() per day
Ppeclal rRtes by the wo or month,
Inspection Invited. Hcfrnire
chsngKil. A quiet fnmiiy hotel, rr
omrm't!!'l to lfl"!e o '.: Npw
HOTELS AND BO
SwannanoaBerlieley
AihevillVg Host Modern and TJp-to-dat Hotal
Hot and Cold Banning Water
or Private Bath In every room. FRANK LOUGHRAN,
Owner and Proprietor
THE ONLY FIREPROOF STONE AND CONCRETE
UP-TO-DATE HOTEL IN ASHEVILLE.
Cafe with popular prices, open from a. to. to 10 p. m. Private
Dining Room Tor Parties.
Our popular Grill Room serves Business Man's
Lunch, from 11:30 a. m., to 3 p. m. Price 40 cents. .
Open Day and Night.
HARRY L. LANGEL and J. BAYLIS RECTOR, Mgrs.
Battery Pari! Hotel
- abhevuxbC w. v
OnCX THROUGHOUT THE TEAM,
Famous Everywhere4
canton; n. c.
THE IMPERIAL HOTEL
B. M. GEI
VIUB10 BATtTPMD ROOMS
BTKAM HKATKD v
KATES ll.M
HOTEL AETHELWOLD
BREVARD, N. 0.
Rates, $2 per day. Steam heat Hot and Gold Baths,
commercial and tourist Open year round.
CHAS. II COOK Jr., Proprietor.
The ST. JOHN n
The center of social life and activity is at "The St
John." A most attractive and thoroughly modern hotel A
high class orchestra, '
ST. JOHN and SON, Proprietors. . :
HOTEL KENMORE;
V Waynes ville, N. 0.
Open All the Year Round. Strictly High Class Service Al.
ways. . '
KEITH & WELLS, Proprietors.
A. S. Keith J. B. WeUfi
. THE, LISBON
. 62 North Main '
Large airy furnished. rooms with good home cooking.
One block from Langren Hotel. ; '
MRS. FRANK ISRAEL
62 N. Main Phone 1950
PATT0H
Uurphy, N. C.
The best and most reasonable house
a town, good table, clean beds ana
home cooking. Ratae II pr day.
UIC3 ROSAPATTCIt
WE3TDALS IIOTZL
Brysoa City, 17. C.
Near depot, nil newly fur
nished. Rates $1 per day. Hot
and cold baths Transit trade
solicited.
S. L. TZACUn, Trop.
A. !
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ARDING HOUSES
KR, Prop.
sTOJCOTRIO LIGHTS
STBEa BATH
Both
COTZL LM-LLA
EaTboa cmr.
Headquarters for trarsUng snes
and lumberman. Rated 88 per da
Special raUs by the month. Bata
room 7rM Mmnli rooms. RallroaS
eating boose fronting gouthere desoa
LJTtry tn eonnectlon.
A.W. AM A WUEOJCm, frov
nm jarrett srnisos norw
' CVwnnwmlal and Tourist
Rates 11.08 per day. Hot and Cull
Baths. Special' Rates by the Week 0'
Month.
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