-day, January 10. 1911.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE - NEWS.
PAGE NINE
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COTTON FUTURES OPENING.
New York. Jan. 10. Cotton futures
or ned steady:'
J uary
J ch,
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0 ober
12.09
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON
Liverpool, Jam 10 .Cotton spot
ill business; prices Arm middling
r 7.67; good middling 7.83; mlddl
- 7.05; low middling (.81; good or-
ary E.81. Sales 3,000 Including 2,
9 American and 300 for speculation
1 export.
Receipts 28,000 including 27,600
lerlcan. Futures closed, quiet and
ady.
City News
Rev. A. E. Brown, the well known
iperlntendent of the Mountain
:hool for the Southern Baptist con
entlon, will preach at the Blltmore
aptlst church at the If o'clock ser
Ice Sunday morning. All are invited
o avail themselves of the opportunity
f attending this special service.
i There1 will be a call meeting of the
Pastors' Association at "10 o'clock
Monday morning at the Y. M. C. A,
to hear the report of the committee on
"Sunday amusements." It is desired
hat each pastor Bhall bring with him
an representative layman from his
:hurch.
f Rev. Calvin B. Waller, pastor of the
First Baptist church, will use as his
iheme tomorrow morning, "Entering
in .roy or Thy Lord"; andat night
'"A Tale That Is Told." a story of the
record of human lift.
f Blltmore Baptist church Rev. Wil
'Ham II. Moore, pastor. Preaching ev
cry Sunday at 11 a. m. and at night
prayer meeting every Wednesday
night; Sunday school every Sunday at
i a. m., M. W. Hamrlck, superin
tenaent
Ceeil Rhodes' Egg.
Cecil Rhode used to take a coop of
bens on board to provide fresh eggs oa
bis numerous voyages between Eng
land and Soatb Africa. But tboso wort
three weeks' Journeys, and not a mere
Ave day crossing of tu Atlantic.
Hence another promioent South Afri
can personage was asked why bo did
not follow Rhodes example and pro
vide blmself with the luxury of new
laid eggs at tea. "Oh, I don't bother
to tako coop of fowls on board." bo
replied, "but I tip tbo bos'ua who looks
after Rhodes bona, and I get abodes'
eggs. (
The Count's Hdg.
Tbe Hsgua was originally M oners
anting station of tbo coasts of Hol
land. Its nam freely translated
meant "the count' bed ire," The tit
tle town Brut ros to Importance In
1527, wben It was mads tbo teat or
tbe supremo court of Holland. In 1(184
It became tbe place of isaembly of tbo
states general and tbe residence of tbe
tadtholder. tine wbep.lt bas been
the diplomatic conference plac of Eu
rope.
Diesel lent.
"PtiarlM Aar" aalll .Alinf
sirs.
Torkina, "tb cook Ji tbo I going
to
ie.
"Whet torF '
'She says the Welib rabbits
w
mile In tbo rhaflng dUh glv ber
getlon." Washington Star
lodl
TO SAVE r.IILLIOUS
111 ROAD WASTE
ogan W. Paga JMes Tests
cf Materials.
BUILDS MODEL HIGHWAYS.
Director of Publio Road dives Advioe
to Farmer and Other Who Wish to
Make Transportation of Crops Easter,
.Durability of Material Differs.
In an effort to prevent waste of mil
lions of dollars annually la tbe distri
bution of funds for construction of
public roads Logan Waller Page, di
rector of the office of public roads of
tbe department of agriculture, - bas
been making scientific tests to deter
mine wbat materials should be put
Into the roads designed to meet differ
ent kinds of traffic. It bas been found
tbat more than $1,000,0$) a day is
spent ou construction of roads. No
estimate Is made of tbe portion of
these funds ' tbat- la wasted, but it is
believed to mount into tbo millions.
Efforts are being made to teach the
country tbat the expenditure of large
stuns of money on certain types of
roada may result almost in a total
waste. A road built of materials which
fee
'1
. AM XXAKFUD OP A OOOD BOAD. '
would be Ideal in ouo-locality may not
serve the purpose elsewhere, and tbe
money expended may bring scarcely
nny result in reducing the cost of haul
ing or making it eaaler for tbe farmer
to get to the shipping point with bis
crops. , : i . -: - '. .
To aid the farmers who want to
build tbeir own roads and assist com
munities that desire to Improve roads
near by, the offlc of publio roads of
tbe department of agriculture bas em
ployed experts to test all materials and
study their usefulness on roads sub
jected to certain traffic conditions. Tbo
office of public road Is acting in an ad
visory capacity to many states and
counties. giTing practical form of
national aid.
On roads where there is heavy traffic
It bas been found that certain kinds of
materials are better than others and
that while one kind of binder may not
servo the purpose, nnotber kind pro
serve tbe road indefinitely. Millions
f dollars doubtless have been wasted
because of the absence of tbo scientific
knowjedge.
"There are two way in which tbe
engineer may avail himself of tbe in
formation necessary to proper selec
tion of road material," say Director
Pag. "Tbo only certain one is to
make an actual service test on tbe
material coder observation and nnder
tbe same condition of traffic and cli
mate to which tbe proposed road will
be subjected.. This method is imprac
tical except in rare instance, due to
tbo laps of time before definite re
sults can be obtained. Tbo second
method is, by means of short time lab
oratory testa, to approximate the de
structive agencies to wblch the mate
rial will bo subjected on tbe road, sup
plementing this knowledg by study
of the results obtained in practlc on
material ot similar nature."
oooooooooooooooooooooXjoooo
I MIREDI
BT OEORQB T. PAUL.
Tbt iliaila of tight were falling
N faat
When through a eouatrr. vilisc
Puh4
A veuth, who bore tbraush sluia
sod slop
A srptt iwacpar an a mop.
Eio.litorl
Th shads of nt(ht f.ll Ilk a lo.
Th.y rouMd th cricket and tli
do
II floundered through th ruts so
daep,
And at b. stopped h twor a heap.
Excelaler!
He tired but ee. aille from
(own,
Juet where tbe Hollow road slope
down,
Tet when at last he reached th
place
Lens whleker covered all his fao.
Kact'llorl (
Ne more he venture lata town ,
To act the mud beepattlred down.
He' anting there; be wall and
walla
Till mud drl en the pearly gal'
' Excelalorl
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Children Cry for Ffotchcr's
5Che Kind Ton Have) Always Booght, and which bas been
In use for orer 80 Tears, bas borne tbo siamatore of
ana nas oeen maae nnaer nu per
frf-f-j2- tonal supervision slnceHts Infancy.
Y S-CtCcAtAiZ Allow no one to deceive you In this.
, All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-ffood " are bnt
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ot
Infants and Children Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castorla Is a harmless snbstltnte for Castor On, Pare
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrnps. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic?
substance. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness. For more than thirty years it
has been In constant use for the relief of Constipation
Flatulency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
' , The Children's Panacea Tbe Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bears the
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THK OIWTAUH COMf.AIMV. WBW VB.K CITV.
Why On Man Just Had to Rub El
bows With a Conjurer.
Ambition takes men very diUerently.
One would enter purliiiinent and one
would have a play accepted at tbe
court; ou would reucb tbe uonb pole,
and one would live ut Chiselhurt
while a fifth would be bnppy If only
bo bad a motorcar. Speaking for my
elf. my amliltlou bas always been to
have a conjurer perform under my
own roof, and It has Just happened. I
obtained blm from tbe stores.
1 buve never been so near magic be
fore. MUe all great men, when one
comes closely In touch with them, be
was quite human, quite iiko ourselves;
so much ho indeed that ip addition to
his fee he wanted bis cab fare both
ways. H Is very human to. want
'things both wny.
1 have been wondering bow long it
would' take me to leurn to be a con
jurer and If it Is not too late to begin.
I don't wunt to be a flulsbed
conjurer. 1 merely want to do three
tricks wltb reasonable dexterity. Of
course If one can do three tricks one
can do thirty, but it is three, and three
only. I bare In mind flint, I want to
borrow a wntcb nnd put It in a nextle
and niortnr and grind It to powder aud
then fir a plBtol nt n loaf or bread and
find tbe watch whole ngalu In tbe
midst of the crumbs; second. I want to
borrow a tall hat and throw in flour
and break eggs Into it nnd'titlr It all
up and bold it over a spirit lamp for a
second and then 'produce a beautiful
warm cake; third. I want to find bens'
eggs in old men's beards aud little
girls' hair. - .
Trick wltb cards and money and so
forth I don't mind about, because 1
would always rather see tbem done
tbHn do tbem, thero Is such fascination
in th clean.- swift movement of the
conjurer wltb cards, bis perfect mas
tery of bis fingers, the supple beauty
of bis bands. And tricks with machin
ery I would gladly forego.
kly conjurer most popular trick
was, of course, tbat wbicb call upon
tbe co-operation of a rabbit I wrote
to blm In advance to insist on this.
No man wbo at a children's party pro
duces a live rabbit particularly wben
It Is very small and kicking and also
black and wblte. is making a mistake.
No matter what ba gone before, this
apparltiou will seul bl popularity,
Tbe end crowns tbe work (as I could
say in Latin If 1 liked).
It was not only to the children that
this trick was welcome, bat to an eld
erly lltorary friend of mine wltb whom
I. have collaborated more than one
tnd into whose life I hoped to got a
little brightness by Inducing blm to
bring the tall bnt wblch th wizard
bould borrow. Tbe thought filled blm
wltb excitement It was bringing ra
diance indeed into bis II f to know
tbat tbl old bat wblch bad dou
nothing mor romautlc tban keep bis
bead warm all tbes yean, was toSo
nsed for magical purpose and bave a
real rabbit extracted from It From
"Character nd Comedy," by E. V.
Lues.
"Our Wretched Bon."
Bow can we w wbo have gained
for ourselves health and comfort and
knowledge bow can wo stand patient
ly by and see our brother diseased and
tn Intra hie and ignorant T now can wo
bear our luxuries a loug cblld I
growing up in savngery whom wo
might bav saved, or a womas I
drooplug from sorrow and overwork
wbom wo might hav cbsrished and
helped t W ar not oor own wo r
part of th whol. Generation of
worker bav tolled for o In th past
and w ar la return to carry our
wretched bono off to our oilserabl
corner, sharing nd giving nothlngf
Wo anos us tf w do. Mr. Hum
phry Ward la "Th nory of David
flritv.". I
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Signature of
LOSING MONEY DAILY
- BUT STILL Sill
Asheville Merchant Says, '
Should Worry" Look at
The Fun We Are V
Having.
The man who ha only a limited
amount or money to spend for cloth
ing and furnishings, has caused to feel
wealthy when he sees what great pur
chasing power a dollar has at the auc
tion Bale now going on at the store of
I. W. Glaser, 18 Patton avenue.
Bargain sales may come and bar
gain sales may go but the Bargains to
be had -ut Glaser's action sale will be
remembered forever. Cost marks have
been forgotten and profits thrown to
the winds in an effort to turn a store
full -of seasonable merchandise Into
cash by January 21st, when Mr. Glaser
closes his doors and discontinues busi
ness. '
People wbo know the cost of mer
chandize and realize that it is being
sold at a loss, have been heard to re
mar, "that to look at Mr. Glaser as he
and Mr. John Sugg action off the
goods you would think he was having'
the time of his life and was enjoying
the loss of money." But Mr. Glaser If
like any other man he don't enjoy th
loss of his bard earned cash but he I
enjoying the loss of business worries,
cares and responsibilities, which he
lias been carrying for the past 23
years, since he has been a merchant In
this city.
He is looking forward with pleasure
to a long rest and a well earned vaca
tion, which will be- the first one he
has ever taken In his life, and a ht
continucs to sacrifice his stock and
people express their regrets at his re
tiring from business in Ashevli
laughingly remarks, "I should worry,
look at the fun we're having." adv-lt
COURT UPHOLDS
GERMAN ARMY
(Continued from iftura 1)
convened to hear the appeal of Lieu
tenant Baron von Forstner of th
same regiment against a sentence of
four days' Imprisonment for having
sabered a lame shoemaker in Zabern.
It transpired in th testimony thai
Lieutenant von Forstner had been
condemned to 60 days' confinement In
barracks for having used the word
"rowdy" In referring to Alastlans.
Owing to the great interest taken In
ilhe two court martlals, the police ot
i Strassburg took the most extenslvt
precautions to prevent disorders. Im
mense crowds of people gathered out-
,id9 tne pollci line in the vicinity of
the court
NOTICE OF TRVSTEE SALE.
State of North Carolina, County of
Buncombe.
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed of trust made
and executed by Mary E. Ingle and
John E. Ingle, her husband, to W. K.
Shuford, trusts to secure to B. D. Hall
and A. H. Brook the indebtedness
therein contained, dated th 20th day
of February, A. D. 1911, duly recorded
In deed of trust book 80 at page (07,
In the Register of Deeds office for
Buncombe county, N. C, to which ref
erence Is hereby made for all pur
pose and by reason of default having
bean mad In th payment of said In
debtednesa secured by aaid deed of
trust whereby the power of sal has
become operative and upon th re
quest of the owner and holder of said
Indebtedness to exercise such power of
ale, the undersigned will on the 11th
day of February, 111, at 12 o'clock,
noon, sell at public auction, to the last
h,
ItRIMSif'iaiiwnia
WANTS
FOE HINT
FOR RENT Kooms rumlshed for
light housekeeping; ga for cook.
Ine. Apply 76 No. Mbln St
. , 17-tf
FOR RENT Two rooms furnished
for light housekeeping. $8.00 month
for two or' $6.00 single. Water and
lights. 19 North Ann St. (285-lt)
FOR RENT Five room furnished
cottage, piano, $40 month. Six
room ' furnished bungalow, on car
line. $46. month. 3even room
house furnished, view $66 month.
Ray-Campbell Co., No. 1 Haywood,
Phone 1281. (tfy
FOR RENT Unfurnished 3 rooms
on third floor, of Gazette-News
building. Two of which are large
front rooms, the other a small
room, all connecting, steam heat
and light furnished; rent $20.00
month payable In advance. Apply
Gazette-News office. . 279-tf.
FOR RENT Three room cottage.
partly furnished; close in. Apply to
Mrs. G. A. Mears. 137 S. Main St.
- : 284-6t
FOR RENT.-
-3 unfurnished rooms to
3rd floor Gazette-News
(tf.)
gentlemen,
building.
CONNECTING ROOMS First and
second floor, furnished for house
keeping, 18 Grady street Phone
839. .' 270-tf.
CLAIRVOYANT
CLAIRVOYANT-'-Chelro, if you want
to know facts, how to succeed, be
nanny. raln your ambition. If you
are in doubt a'bout business family
or money matters. If you have
troubles of any nature, Cheiro Will
i help you. Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m.
Office 16 Spruce street. (281-7t
NOTICE.
By virtue of an order of the clerk
of the Superior court made on Decem
ber 20th, 1913, In the case of W. E.
Shuford, Adinr. o Louisa Erwin
against Mamie Delliser and E. Martin
heirs at law of Louisa Erwin, I will
on February 2nd, 1014, at 13 o'clock,
noon, at the court house door in Bun
combe county, North Carolina, sell at
publio auction for 20 per cent, cash
and balance in six months the fol
lowing described land, situated In
Asheville, Buncombe county N. C,
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake on the North side of a street
running North of Armstrong's brick
yard, said stake being the Southwest
corner of a conveyanve made by u.
Hildebrand and wife to James Gwyn
November 1, 1882. registered in book
No. "42 on page 461 of the record of
deeds of Buncombe tjunty, N. C, and
runs with the line of said conveyance
North 16 deg. West 123 1-3 feet to the
South margin of Hildebrand street;
then North 75 deg. East 50 feet to a
stake on said South margin of Hilde
brand street; then South 15 deg. 128
feet more or less to the North side of
said first mentioned street;then with
the North margin of the same to the
beginning. . W. E. SHUFORD,
Administrator and Commissioner.
This January 2, 1914.
NOTICE.
District Court of the United States.
Western District of North Carolina.
In the Matter of J. L Sams, Bankrupt.
Notice.
To the creditors of J. L. Sams of
Asheville In the county of Buncombe,
and district aforesaid, a bankrupt:
Notice is hereby given that on the
first day of January, A. D. 1914. the
said J. U Sams was duly adjudicated
i bankrupt, and that the first meeting
of his creditors will be held at the U.
3. court room, Asheville, N. C, on the
20th, Instnnt at 11 a. m., at which
time said creditors may attend, prove
their clulma, appoint a trustee, ex
amine the bankrupt and transact such
other business a may properly come
before said meeting.
This January 10, 1914.
F. W. THOMAS.
Referee In Bankruptcy, 33-34 Ameri
can National Batik building, Ashe
ville, N. C. It
county courj: house door In the city
of Ashuvllle. Buncombe county, N. C.
the land and premises described and
conveyed by said deed of trust to wit:
Situate, tying and being In said
county of Buncombe and In the town
of Vet Asheville, and being a, part of
thfl Green and Thrash lands, sold to
Mattle E. Brooks, and sub-divided In
to 14 lots, and registered in the Regis
ter's office the register for Buncombe
county In Book 164, page 72.
Beginning at a stake being lots Nos.
f, 10 and 11 on said plat of 16 lots,!
said stake la located In the South mar
gin of Rich street where said straet
Intersects the West margin of Ector
street runs thence with the West mar-
gin of said Ector street South 3 deg. ;
West 200 feet to a stake the North
eat corner of lot No. 12, thence with,
the North line of No. 12. North IT deg. '
West 125 feet to a etas in th East
margin of a new street; thence with
the East margin of aaid street North
I deg. East 200 feet to a stake in the
South margin of Rich street; thence
with the said margin of said street
South 78 deg. East 125 feet to the be
ginning. This lth day of January, 114.
W. E. SHUFORD.
Trustee.
V 8 if "Ml P.
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WANTS
WANTED
J. H. MoOINNISS, S. 44 Market
street. Tailoring, steam dyeing,
cleaning and repairing. Phone
1880. ' tf.
CAT PAW rubber heels. 48c Soles
sewed, 50c, 76o and $1.00. Work
called for and returned. Gilmer
Bowden, tl East College, phone
1817. : 7-tf
DRESSMAKING and Children's Sew
ing by the day or at home. Mrs.
John B. Jarvis, 63 North St.
283-3t
WANTED-You to bring your grind
ing to the Asheville B. S. Co. We
grind and sharpen cutlery of every
description. 23 N. Main St.
CHARLIE MONROE Builder and
carpentei- ready to build your
houses for cash or on time. Work
guaranteed. No. 118 Ora street.
' 270-26t.
GRADUATE NURSE attends patients
by hour, $1 first hour, 60 cents each
u!Cedlng. Phone 1344. 219-tf
LADY DESIRES POSITION as day
comoanion or reader. Miss E., 77
Montford Ave. 285-lt I
GOVERNMENT Railway Mail Clerk
and other Civil Service "exams"
everywhere soon. Get prepared by
former U. S. Civil Service Secretary
Examiner. Free booklet E 57.
Write NOW today. Patterson Civil
Service School, Rochester, N. Y.
285-lt.
A YOUNG lady in good health desires
light work in a family; can give
good character references from
former employers; only well people
need answer. Address Theresa
Schalble, No. 50 Asheland avenue.
285-tf.
NEW CLASS In shorthand begins
Wednesday the 15th; also the fol
lowing office situations are on file.
Steno and bUV.pg, out-of-town
three. $10.00 to $15.00 per week;
also light place In the city, pref.
for a lady over 27 yrs., mainly to
keep office open. Call at the A. B.
C, Pack Square. '
PIANO TUNING High grade tuning
and repairing. Twelve years' expe
rience In Western North Carolina.
Can please you. Best of reference.
J. P. Stewart, Falk's Muslo House.
Phone 206. 286-26t.
WANTED The Asheville French Dry
Cleaning company cleans and
presses suits for ladies and men
perfectly, and absolutely odorless.
Quick and best service. Phone 389,
J. q. Wllbar.
HELP WANTED
WANTED Two experienced colored
hotel maids no other need apply.
Must supply recommendation from
past employers, for flv year.
Grove Park Inn. 235-tf
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
ED No canvassing or soliciting re
quired. Good income assured. Ad
dress National Co-Operative Realty
Co., V-12S5 Marden Building, Wash
lngton, D. C.
WANTED Sober, married man for
general farm work; must be abta to
milk. Address E. S. Allls, R. F. D.
No. 2. 258-tf
FOR NOTARY PUBLIC WORK ap.
ply at Gazette- New offlc. S8tf
LOST
LOST About December 20, a black
seal skin muff. A liberal reward
will be paid for Its return. C. E.
Rudd, Grove Park. 282-7t
LOST White female setter, black
ears and face; M. J. Garren, Arden,
N. C, engraved on collar, Llheral
reward. Phone 672. 284-3t
ffOTICE.
I hereby give notice that I will
make application to the Governor of
North Carolina, for the pardon of
Homer McKee, who waa tried and
convicted of larceny at July Term,
1913, of tne Superior Court of Bun-
como county, and sentenced to a
term of nine months on Buncombe'
county chain gang.
TENNIE McKEE.
GROVE PARE INN
GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:20
p.m. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 p, m. ,
Visitors to Asheville although not guests ct
GROVE PARE INN, ar invited to dine and Inspect
the building. '
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner Par.
ties, if notified in advance.
Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 p. m 7:30 to 10: CD
J
Phone Your
Wants to
202
WANTS
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Choicest building lot in
Asheville; 70 feet front by 175 feet
deep; good view, on paved street;
sewer, cement sidewalk, southern
. exposure. Terms 1-3 cash, balance
in one and two years at 6 per cent;
price $1700. Lot located near
Grove Park. Best of neighborhood.
Houses nesr: this lot cost from
$3000 up to $15,000. For particu
lars address P. O. Box 364, Ashe
ville, N. C. 282-tf.
FOR SALETen room house; hot
water : heated; garage; servants'
house; large lot, 85x260; best resi
dence section, Mtontford avenue;
get price. D. S. Watson, Exclusive
Agent 263-28t
FOR SALE Good cirnn newspapers,
60 for 6 cents. Apply at Gazette
New office.
FOR SALE Evening Areas ooat and
ve"t for young man, six of coat
about 82 chest, almost new. Ad
- dress Post offlc Box S64, Ashe
ville, n. c m-tt
FOR SALE Two choice and desira
ble bulldlnr lots in Canton. Sise of
both 60 by 141, being lots Nos. B7
and 68, part of F. K. May property
Justoff of North Main St, with good
View. Will sell same for $175.00
spot cash. Apply to J. R. L., Gaz
ette New office, for particulars.
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FOR SALE Good Investment, for
$3750.00; now paying 10 per cent.
For particulars write W, care. this
office. 282-7t
FOR SAL?; 7-room nous. Stams
avenue, V-CvOO; worth $8500. Moale
V Chiles, Real Estate and Insurance.
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BOARDERS WANTED
THE KNICKERBOCKER, No, 77 Col
lege street. Phone 153. Delight
ful situation, central location, -large
shady grounds, appointments com
plete. Terms according to loca-
tlon of room.
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LYNNHUR ST, 65 College street Se
lect board, near in. Mrs. P. J. Cor
coran, formerly of Rock Ledge. '
252-62t.
BELLEVUE 143 North Main street
Boarders wanted; no objection to
sick people. Miss Belle Burnette.
263-tf.
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MISCELLANEOUS
J. U. MeULNNESS, T; ior New MX
and winter sample now on display.
Maaonlo Temple, 44 Market street
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WOMEN sell guaranteed hosiery to
waarer, 80 per cent profit. Quick
sales, . repeat orders. Make $15
dally. International Mills, S038
Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GOVERNMENT . POSITIONS ar easy
to get My free booklet T 191 tells
how. Writ today NOW. Earl
Hopkjn. Washington, D. C
CLAIRVOYANT Madame Regtna,
,95 Haywood. True life readings
revealing present past and future..
Nothing Is 'hidden from thl won
derful woman. Consult her, she
will advise you for the best in all
love, business or private affairs.
Trial readings 60 cents. 264-26t
START THE NEW YEAR
RIGHT
Resolve that you will let no mor
preciou day slip almslessly by.
Resolve to secure a training which
will prepare you to tand shoulder to
shoulder with, the successful business
men of today.
With the most complet curriculum
of any Business College in th South
a splendid corps of well-trained, intel
ligent teachers, the Emanuel Buslneas
College is perpared to give you a train
trig which will enable you from the
very start to earn an Independant
salary. .
Call or write for catalog and terms.
48!, Patton Avenue. Thono 1100.
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Phone Your Wanta lo 202.
and highent bidder for cash at th
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