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yriday, February 27, 1914
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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
Fiiii.111
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton,
Grain, Provisions, Mon
eyMew York, New
Orleans, Chicago and
Foreign Market News.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST
Close
nalgamated Copped 78 H
her Beet Sugar . ... , 22
Cotton on ..a. 43
tier Smelt & Refff ...
aer Sugar Refg .... ...
fiO
106
120
35
96
123
31
92
212
63
134
aer Tel & Tel . . to.
haconda Mining Co i. ... .
tchison i
lantic Coaet Line . . . . . .
Utimore Ohio .. .......
.oklyn Rapid Transit .v,
foiadlan Pacific .... ..,.,
besapeake & Ohio . . . . ..
btcago A, Worth Western
Bcago Mil & St Paul 101
orado Fuel & Iron ... , 31
klorado ft Southern .. i. . ... 24
lawarn & Hudson .. ... 152
tnvcr ft Rio Grande ... i. ... IS
fie -
-neral Electric .. . . . .... 148
rea t Northern pf a . .
127
86
109
14
59
103
135
24
17
149
49
"9
104
112
111
121
154
164
5
9
95
25
160
64
Northern Ore Ctto ...
Is Central . .
(ter Met . . .., i
ter Met pfd .... .. .-. . .
ter Harvester . .
buisvillc ft Nashville ,., ,.
sjssouri J'acmC .
Eseouri Kansas & Texas
fehlgh Valley - . ...
stional Lead ....
Y i 'cntral . . . . . . 1
brfolk & Western . .
on hern Pacific
pnn.sylvania .. r. . i.
ioplos Gas . . 1. . . . .
Iillman Palace Car 1. ....
leading he -W-i
Island Co . . ... .... .
lock Island 10 pfd .... i . . .
butlicin Pacific .. r. . i-. f.
hutheru Railway .:
niori Pacific .. .. ......
S Steel . . ... f. . .
:-' Steel pfd .. i.. t. mV. 1
109
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F abash . . -. ......
estrrn Union ttint
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lew Haven
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MIH'AOO GRAIN QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT Open. Close.
lay . . ; l.l r ' -
.94
94
89
67
66
40
40
..89
,.67
..66.
..40
.40
I CORN
lay . .. . v' -
My
i oATS
Ifly . v
my
mess ror.K, per bbl.
lay ..2167 2157
2172 2165
LARD, per 100 lbs.
lav 1 1080 1080
uly 1100 1097
SHORT rtlBS, per 100 lbs.
ay 1160 1155
luly 1172 1167
NEW YORK MONEY.
New York, Feb. 26. Call money
eady, l(T'2; ruling rate 1; Clos-
k i2.
Time, loans firm; SO days 2; 90
sjs ?,: six months 3yM .
Mercantile paper 3(f4. Sterl-
Bg exchange stoady: 60 days 483.75;
emanrt 4 86. 90. Commercial bills
S. Rir stiver 67. Mexican dollars
flnvernment bonds steady. Rall-
Osd bonds steady.
NEW YORK COTTON
New York, Feb. 27. March notices
Stlmatcd at 50,00 hales Were Issued
the cotton market today. They
GROVE PARK INN
GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:30
P. M Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 P. M.
Visitors to Asheville, although not guests of
GROVE PARK INN, are invitod to dine and inspect
the building.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
Parties, if notified in advance.
Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 P. M., 8:00 to 10:00
P. M. Rates: $5,00 per day and up. Phone 3000.
"THE MACHINE WAY
IN SHORTHAND"
Mr. Employer:
Miss Stenographer:
When yon consider that this wonderful little machine, weighing less f hjn
nine pounds, invented by an expert reioi'tcr, laks any vocabulary, at top speed,
writing noiselesely, a word at a stroke, in plnin type letters, in a code easy ,to learn,
easy to write, perfectly legible to any stenotypist today flr years lience, is it any
wonder that 11,000 progressive young people have taken up. Stenotyppy in the past
eiffhteen months and progressive erpployere everywhere are calling for STENO
TYPISTS t
Which do you want: the 2 4pago booklet, or a demonstration T
'Phone, or call at our office, and take the matter up with ua. ' .
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
48 V3 Pattoa Avenue 'Phono 1100.
Most complete ourriculum of any Business Oolleg in the South.
seemed to cause no nreur. how
ever, and the opening was steady un
changed to six higher with March
leading the advance. Later months
met considerable selling by brokers
w"ho -were buyers of March. But the
reception of the' March notices seem
ed to steady the general list, and pric
es ruled 1 to 11 points higher during
the early trading.
COTTON FUTURES OPENING.
New York, Feb. 37. Cotton futures
opened steady:
March .. . , . ..... ... ,. .... .... 12.22
May .. ... .. ... , , n 97
July .- 1 , 11.91
October , , . 11.51
December 11.54
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, Feb. 27. Hobs:
2 4,000; slow; bulk of sales 8.0
8.80; light S.. 60 8.82; mixed 8.60
$8.82j; heavy 8.45(98.82; rough
8.450)8.55; pigs 7.608.65.
Cattle; r. celpts 2,500; steady;
beeves 7. 15 9. 75; Texas steers 7.00
8.10; stackers and feeders 5.50X
8.00; cows and heifers 3. 65 ($8.50;
calves 7 .00! 0.76 .
Sheep: receipts 17,000; best steady,
Others weak native 4. 85 6. 45;
yearlings 5. 85 7. 35; lambs native
6.8538.00.
LIVERPOOL COTTON.
Liverpool, Feb. 27. Cotton spot,
moderate business, prices steady; mid
dling fair 7.72; good middling 7.44;
middling 7.08; low middling 6.72; good
ordinary .5.90; ordinary 6.40. Sales
7000 Including 6500 American and 500
for speculation and export. Receipts
7000 including 6400 American. Fu
tures closed quiet:
February 6.68
February-March 6.68
March-April ' 6.68
April-May 6.68
May-June .. .. 6.62
June-July fi.fi 7
July-August 6.53
August-September 6.43
September-October 6.30
October-November 6.22
November-December ... ,
December-January ....
January-February
6.18
6.17
6.17
CONFERENCE ON
UNEMPLOYMENT
(Continued from Page One)
I employment exchanges, which ought
i to be run by the state." Already, ac-
cording to Dr. Andrews, eight cities
have established free employment, ex
changes.
MAKES AN APPEAL
FOR EMBARGO
(Continued from Pace One).
furnish Iraiisnnrtntinn nTirt arrnmmn.
dations for all of them.
Perceval hi EI Paso
El Paso Tex Feb. 27. George C.
Carothers 'today admitted that he had
postponed tln departure for Chihua
hua and while he was silent as to his
reasons, it was assumed that the ar
rival here of the British emissary,
Charles Arthur Perceval, to partici
pate in the Benton investigation and
tho receipt by Carothers of a dispatch
from Mexico accounted for the delay.
Important Developments.
The presence of Perceval, who
came here from Galvesan, was be
lieved to mark the beginning of im
portant developments in Ihe Benton
case.
General Hugh L. Scolt, Carothers
and Perceval maintained complete ;
reserve as to their plans. Pereev i.1, ,
who received a bulky packet which
he said contained his Instructions, ex
pected to be guided by General Scott
In his' official actions. It wis believed,
however, that when the commission
to examine Benton's body departs for
Chihuahua where General Villa says
It Is burled, the British official would
accompany the investigators.
MRS. CHRRLES STEWART
LEFT HOSPITHL SUNDAY
Woman Shot by Husband Last
Fall Has Improved in
Condition.
Mrs, Charles Stewart, who was shot
and seriously wounded by her husband
011 Thursday afternoon. October 16. in
roC!tn8 woous "par the Grove Park inn,
while it is claimed that she was re
monstrating with him, left the Mission
hospital last Sunday afternoon and
was taken to the home of her sister,
who lives on Sunset mountain near
Locust gap. She has been in the hos
pital since the afternoon of the shoot
ing and nearly all the time her life
has been apparently hanging by a
thread, Utile hopes being held out for
he.- recovery. Recently she has shown
some improvement and it is believed
by those who have had charge of her
that she is as well now as she will ever
be, although she is still 1 na helpless
condition.
It will be remembered that about
3:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Octo
ber 16, last, she was found by George
Jones, who says that he found her on
the ground, groaning and saying the.t
her husband had shot her. He notified'
several neighbors and they succeeded
in getting Iter to the home, when Mrs
Prltehard and Anderson were called
to attend her. She was removed to
the Mission hospital at once. She was
shot twice, each shut taking effect in
the abdomen. It is clafmed that th
gun was loaded with squirrel shot
therefore causing all the more serious
wounds.
Stewart's version of the shooting is
that he was going out hunting to get
a squirrel for supper, when his wife
told him to stay at home; he refuse 1
to do so and, starting to leave, he step
ped through the back door on a rock
on which some water had been
thrown; that Just then his wife struck
at him, his foot .slipped on the rock
and the gun was discharged, wound
ing her. He denies that he shot her
Intentionally and insists that it was an
accident.
Stewart has been held In the
, county
jail since Ihe shouting, lie
will probably be given a preliminary
hearing some tini" next week.'
LITERARY SOCIETY
MEETING TONIGHT
The second meeting of the Y. M. G
Literary society will be held in the
' association building tonight at 7:30
I " ' lock. As this is a called session, at
which many things of great import
anee to the society will be thoroughly
discussed and settled, it is desired that
all members be present and on time.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
nil who Intend to become members of
this organization to be present at this
meeting so as to become members In
time for the real work which is ex
pected to start very soon.
The hoys' governing boar l will hold
the usual Friday evening prayer meet
ing at,6:10 o'clock, and extends an in
vitation to all boys of the Y. M. C. A.
to come and bring a friend."
City News
Services were held yesterday after
noon over the remains of Robert Chec
ly Praytor. the two years old son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Praytor of 240
Southside avenue, who died Wednes
day night. The Interment waa In Riv
erside cemetery. The deceased had
only been III a few days and his death
came very suddenly.
Major Eugene h. Glenn of the field
hospital corps, N. C. X. (I., has issue. I
an order culling for a meeting of the
nu mbers of field hospital corps No, t,
to be held tomorrow night at 8 o'cloiiit
In armory on North .Main street. In
the absence of Major K. J. Clemenger,
who Is In London, Major Glenn has
clrirge of the corps. It is stated that
either Sergeant Gill or Sergeant Ties
ter will be here to Instruct the mem
bers and the Inspection will be In Id
on March II by Major Page of the M.
C, V, 8. A.
Boys Join Y. M. C. A.
today.
12-31
ASHE CD. AUTHORITIES
DENY SHEPPARD STORIES
Tales of HI Treatment by In
sane Woman Absolutely
Denied.
Sheriff C. F. Williams received a
letter veterdav afternoon from T. C
Howie, an attorney at Jefferson, Ashe
county, which was In answer to one
that he sheriff had sent to the sheriff
of the county in regard to Mrs. Phoe
be Shepard, who was taken from a
train here on February 9 In a help
less condition and who has since been
held at the Mission hospital. Mrs
Shepard stated to the sheriff tha she
had been sent to Morganton, to the
state asylum for the insane from Ashe
county and told many stories about ill
treatment at the hands of the of
ficials of the county.
While all the satements that she
made were not believed it was
thought best to write the sheriff of
Ashe county and find out just what
wa? true. Mr. Bowie says that he
hs.s examined he records In the cast',
at the suggestion . of the sheriff of
Ashe county, and finds that the wo
man was sent to the asylum at Morg
anton in March, 1908, but was sent
back to Ashe county in 1909 on pro
bation. He says that she left the
county, with her mh, in 1910 and has
not been there since. He states that
she has not been in the cusody of
any officer of Ashe county since 190S.
Deputy Sheriff Gay Williams left
here this morning with the woman
for Morgantou, where she will be
placed in the asylum again. She is In
a helpless condition and had to be
taken to the station on a bed made
in an automobile.
HAD A GOOD MEETING
Officers Return From Gastonia
Meeting Those Who At
tended Meeting.
The Asheville officers of Ihe North
Carolina National Guard association
who attended the meeting held this
week in Gastonia, returned to the city
yesterday and report one of the b 'St
meetings he'd since the association
v.is formed severaFyenrs ago. Those
from Asheville and western North
Carolina attending were:- Captain C.
I. Bard, commanding company K;
Captain .1. II. Koott, commanding com
pany K; and Captain Robert R. Rey
nolds, commanding troop B Colonel
John C. Mills, of Ruthorfordton, of
the judge advocate's department; and
Crii'aius If. V. Ladd and Lloyd M.
Dodaniead, of the coast artillery re
serves. The meeting was the annual one
held by the association and after the
business had been disposed of the fol
lowing officers were elected to serve
for the coming year: Captain F- L
Black, president; Major York Cole
man. first vice-president ; General
Lawrence W. Young, second vice
president: Captain It. II. Morrison, of
I Mooresville. secretary and treasurer;
j Captain Robert R. Reynolds, assistant
secretary and .treasurer.
Several entertainments were plan
ned for tne visiting omcers at me
meeting and all of those returning re
port a very enjoyable time and helpful
meeting.
ft- H It K K ft n . W R u n
It
! ADDITIONAL SOCIAL AND
X. PERSONAL NOTES. H
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itttttitntittiititvttit:ittt(t
(Continued rrom page six.)
There will be a meeting tomorrow
j afternoon at I o'clock of the Story
Tellers' league at l lie Sarah Garrison
kindergarten on East street, when a
game festival will be conducted. The
festival will bo ed by Mr Wynne of
the national league. All interested
parties arc Invited to be present.
P. (t
A musical p rest ran) by the seventh
and eighth grades o! the Home Indus-
trial school will be given tomorrow I
evening at 8 o'clock In the Oakland I
Heights Presbyterian church, under
lie direction of Mrs. McKlnstry. TliCj
en , i i.i of ljucen Esther will be ren
dered and the girls will dress in or
iental costume. All friends of the
school nrc invited to attend.
X K
The lade s of the Maccabees will I
i hold an important business meeting
i tonight at o'clock, after which a so
cial mealing will le held. A full at
tendance Is requested.
It
Dr. C. P. Ambler leaves this after
noon for Savannah and Charleston
and, before returning to Asheville. wUI
visit his family at Daytona Reach. Fla.
Phone 202 for vour wants.
NOTICE !
In todays i sne of the fluzcttt -New
occurs u large njinowcewient of the
Asheville liiminesB College, to which
we ask your specl.il consideration.
There are si way U large num.. or of
vouug people who i mild take I course
In March, and ns this Is the best
month, perhaps in which to begin, the
college will accept notes for tuition
payable In the latter part of the fall.
Thl will give ample lime to complete
anil earn the money before tho mile
Is due.
This Is a splendid offer, nnd only
business i nib m'h that sustain the best
reputation for placing Its trained
yu ing men end women mid feels per
fectly Willi ml. il III milting tin of.
for.
WANTS
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE.
FOIt SALE New four room bunga-1
low, with bath and electric lights,
$1,400, easy payments. Ray-Campbell
Co., No. 1 Haywood. Phone
1281. 13-3t
FOR SALE Two hotels one forty
room ten miles out, 40 acres land
one 30 miles out 22 rooms 30 acres;
$8,000 each. Terms easy. Take 1
vour choice, both at railroad sla-1
Hon. John M. Campbell, phone 829.
ll-6t
WHEN you go hunting around for a
"For Rent" sign to place in the
window of that house it shows that
you are not In a hurry to secure a
tenant. When you get in a hurry
you will advertise It!
A CANCER Is easy to cure If you be
gin at the right time before it be
comes a cancer. A want is easy to
fill If you advertise it while It Is
yet a want before It becomes a ca
tastrophe. t'UR SALE Eight room house with
five and a half acres of land In the
heart ot Wcaverville. Good barn.
Terms. J. R. Reagan, care Gazette
News. 308-tf.
FOR SALE Here is your chance to
get five desirable building lots on a
paved street at. a real bargain. See
Ray-Campbell Co., No. 1 Haywood
street. Phone 1281. 304-tf.
FOR SALE A very desirable lot In
Lenox Park. Street on each end,
side walk, water and sewer. Room
for two houses. B. T. Tiller, 23 N.
Main sttrcet. 304-tf
, I
TENANTS outnumber landlords ten
to one; and the one landlord ran
find the ten tenants through ten I
want ads.
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 0 per cent;
price $1700. Lot located near
Grove Tark. Best of neighborhood.
Houses near this lot cost from
$3000 up to $15,000. For particu
lars add resa P. O. Box 364, Ashe
ville, N. C. 2S2-tf.
FOR SALE Two choice and deslra I
ble bulldim lota In Canton. Size of
both 0 b 141, being Ms Nos. B7 i
and 58, part of F. K. May property !
lustoff of North Main St.. with good j
view. Will sell same for $175.00
spot cash. Apply to J. R. L, Gaz
ette- News office, for particulars.
88tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT March 1st f!nt of 3 un
furnished rooms, hath; modern con
veniences; 5 minutes of square, on
cur line, good location. No sick or
more than one child taken. For in
formation Phone 181 13-;;t.
FOR RENT Three furnished bed
rooms at reasonable price. No. 44
Philip street. Telephone 254 4.
i::-:it.
THREE ROOMS furnished for light
housekeeping. .Modern convenience"
rates reasonable. No invalids. 1TB
Flint street. (7-tf)
WANT ADS give you
cumstanccs" In a
stances In life out
and cne.
'control ol clr
thousand In
of a thousand
FOR RENT Koorns rurnlshed for
light housekeeping; gas for cool
ing. Apply 7C Lj. Mcln St.
17-tf
CONNFCTIN'O ROOMS First nnd
econd dor. fumlihed for house
keeping. 18 Oradv street. P'rton
Sin ITOtf.
CLAIRVOYANT
PBOF. EDWARDS.
THE GREATEST LIVING CLAIR
VOYANT, SPIltlTl'AI.IST MEDIUM
AND PALMIST
MASTEK tl STRANGE POWEIIS.
There are strsngi' and mighty '
forces by which men and women can
be secretly influenced at a distance to'
do the will ot the one who knows the
secret of using such forces,
I'l me tench you the true rond to
financial success wltlch awaits yon
If marriage, deaths, change. rsv- .
els. sepa rat Ions. lawsuits, huslncs"
transactions, wills, deeds, morlssges.
lo;t or absent friend Interest you
von desire to be more successful
you desire lo have your domestic
troubles removed, your lust lovo re
turned, your bitterest enemies turned
Into stanch 1 1 lends In word, what
ever may be your troubles, suspicion
or desires. i'iiMK, 1 WILL HELP
vor.
NO CLIENT HAH EVEH LOST A
DOLLAR THROUGH MY ADVfCB,
OF W illi II FACT I . AM BOTH
PROUD AND .lEALOI'S Hours I
II dallv Special readings. 60c. Private
Parlors.
41 HPKL'CE HT.
It
WANTS
HELP WANTED
WANTED Reliable woman for maid
I and to assist with children; must
! be willing to stay in house. Apply
20 Biltmore road.
1 3-3t.
j
South,
SALESMAN For North and
Carolina, by established clothing 5
linn, one with following preierrro
side-line, excellent opportunity, i j
Cohen Sons, 171 Canal street
New
York.
12-
WANTED
of every
Detective investigations
nature handled every
where. Family troubles a specially.
Strictly confidential. Rates reason
able. Box 508, Asheville, N. C. 12-3t
THE FACT that, today the right man
did not road your want ad Is no
reason why he may not read It if
1. .. .......... .Wol tnmiirrnw and ll
L .',,. 1. 1 r,-v and fails to I
reply It Is no reason why he may
not reply to It the next day it-It is
there as a reminder for him.
GOT TO RATSE some money by next! r
month? Thinking ot selling that dp a WANT AD won t sell it, it's r
lot? THIS MONTH is the right salable.
time to advertise it. That's what's
meant by "taking time by the Tore
lock." Use The Gazette-News for
sale ads.
WILL PAY reliable man or woman
$12.50 to distribute 100 free pfcgs.
Perfumed Borax soap powder
among friends. No money required.
Ward Rorax Co., 216 Institute PL,
Chicago.
'
HELP WANTED Male Railway Mail I
clerks wanted. Steady positions.
Free; trial examination booklet, and
how to qualify. Apply Liberty Insti
tute, Dept. 667., Rochester, N. Y.
'
WANTED Two experienced colored
hotel maids no otners neea appiy.
Must supply recommendations rrom
past employers, for five years.
Grove Park Inn.
SALESMEN WANTED $75.00 pr
month and all expenses to begin.
Experience not absolutely necessary.
Take orders from dealers for cigar
ettes, cigars, snuff, smoking and
chewing tobaccos. Penn Wholesale
Tobacco Co., Station O, New York.
St. T. 287-OOt
WANTED
WANTED To buy, sell, store or ex
change furniture. Asheville Furni
tur Co.. 29 South Main Street.
Phoud 1851. i:'.-2iU
WHEN y i want cleaning and press
ing call Sartor Tailoring and Press
making. Work called fgr and de
livered. Phone 1461. i:l-26t
Oatcs
THK big 400 Pressing Clut
I luilding. cor. College and Market
streets. Suits cleaned, dyed, pressed
and repaired. Phone 2231. ll-26t
: WANTED Your orders for maple
; flooring, poplar bevel siding, oak
and chestnut house trim. Phone S2 I
English Lumber Co. 1 1 -not j
WANTED Your
Notary work. Carl
H. Messier,
Rank huiUlin
6 American National i
Phones 682 or l!2SH.
10-61 1
WANTED Your rugs, curtains and ,
port le i s to be dry cleaned. The only
plant in the western purl of state to :
dry clean these articles. Perfect
satisfaction. Phone ;!89, .l.'C. Wll- I
bur.
GRADITATF, KUHSE attends patient!
by hour, $1 first hour. 50 cents each
succeeding. Phone H44. 211-tf
WANTED Plain sewlna.
Ann St. Telephone SOU.
South i
302-tf.
B. A. V1NIARSKI. 3 W College St..
be?t work at prices to suit ever -body.
Shoes rslle.. for and re
turned. Phone 1641. JOO-IR-t-
V' ANTED Py young lndv. posit Ion aa
stenographer. Has knowledge of
bookkeeping, rhnne 2435. i OS 't
ran rent
Desirable 7 room bonne on Char
lotte street ; also H room bouse on
Philip street.
WKSTI ItN ( Mini. IN 1(1 tm CO,
10 N. V CK SJl Mil
J. V. Wolfe. So r, AL Tress.
. Phone i7i
ALL DAY TEACHING
AT THE
ASHEVILLE
BUSINESS COLLEGE
You can secure private or (l-iss In-
If striK'tlon any time during the ay at
If the A. 11. C Our teacher dc oles IvT
entire lime In giving private lesion,
or hearing (lu'Ses In shorthand n ml
to giving attention to students of
t l.-r. ruing. Wo also give a apoclel
course In office bookkeeping liul'id
lllg Shorlli.uid and I y pcwrll lug for
girls. This course doss nut cost as
much :ii somo of th mher cone.
bill it l a splendid course lor girl?
and i scour tltlMUoM rcmily fori
.rr.'idmiles.
Mm i Ii second in a good time to T
nt art.
iii Mil . mum ki.i.v Principal
( . Urge :li .1 floor No. Ph. k Square
Phone Your
Wants to
202
WANTS
FOB SALE
FOR SALE Good second hand fte
showcase. Apply (" South M.
street. 13-
NATIONAL CASH REGISTER for
naiP cheap. Address N. Gazette
News. 12-lit
pREE FERTILIZER Until March
10th we will give away, lor tne
moving, a quantity of spent lime,
! because we need the room for a new
I building. Hans lives' Sons Tannery.
12-It.
FDR SALE Rose Comb Rhode island
Red Eggs for setting from thorough
bred stock, $1 per dozen. Carl H.
Messier, 162 Charlotte street. Phone
22S0. 10-6t.
NICE SWEET ORANGES 50c pk. To
natoes 2 ibs. 2c. 1011 can always
find fresh groceries, fruit and can
dies at 41 Collage street. B. M.
Shepherd. Phone 1631. 10-30t
FOR BALE A good portablo saw mill
outfit complete. Dally capacity 15,
000. in first class condition and rc
pnlr. S. F. Chapman, Asheville, N.
C. 310-26t
DRWIN & HARE, 54 N. Main. Fruits
Candies Cigars, Tobaccos. J. Rullow
Ervin, James R. Hare. 303-26t
THE WANT ADS even bring you
neighbors. Probably that family
that moved in next door the other
day secured the house through
these classified ads.
FOR SALE Wood and kindling in
$1.00 and (11.50 loads delivered
promptly. Hayes Wood Yard. Phone
2599. 305-261.
IIS-tfPOR SALE Good cie.-.n newspapers.
CO for 5 cents. Apt)ly at Gazette-
NaWg office.
BOARDERS WANTED
BELMONT 57 Spruce street, steam
hent, large rooms, excellent table.
Phone S'in. ll-30t
THi; COLONIAL, 68 Haywood ?t..
near postofficc and Auditorium A
place with home like atmosphere
and good accommodations. Whore
people who are compelled to board
may feel they have a home. 306-1 f.
.THE OZARK, 76 North Main street,
I Excellent board, largo airy rooms.
Terms on application. 298-tf.
i FEW Messages that are deliv ered to
thonnnMilM full to interest sonic.
That's why want ads pay.
TIIH KNICKERBOCKER, No. 77 Col
lege street. Phone 153. Delight
ful r:tuat!on, central location, large
shady grounds, appointments com
plete. Terms according to loca
tion of room. tf.
LYNNHITRBT. 5li College street. Se
lect board, near In. Mrs. p. J. Cor
coran, formerly of Ro.k Ledge.
307-16
MISCELLANEOUS
IIFBBEH HEELH -Sc, 4 .".tic; half
sobs. .'.(V, T.'ic and 11.00. Parcel
post packages delivered in Z4 hours.
Chumi i Shoe Hospital, S Govern
ment street. Phono 7;'4. lj-tf.
THY
Ml't.TM'.ltAPIIED I.KTTBR
for vi'iir tpiing advertising. We
multigrnph letters. postal cards,
prli e lists, etc. Public stenographic
service, envelopes' addres(d, copy
lug. The loiter Shop, 52 American
National Punk buildbiR, Phune 2SU7.
13-61.
P.M!
POST , harg' s paid "one way
hoes repaired by ai. Gilmer
ii. ".1 East College street.
I0-J0t.
IT MUST hove been something
st nge Indeel that happened to
you If a want ad will not set It
right.
CAT PAW rubber heels. 40c. Sole
ewd. ,'.0c, 7Rc and 11. P0. Work
railed for and returned Gilmer
Bowden, II Eaat College, phone
1817. 117-tf
FOB NOTARY PUBLIC WORK ap
ply at Uaiette- New office. III!
THEATRICAL managers and poker
player are not the only people to
v. bom a lull bouse" Is Important
It I important to the man who
keep bourdei or lodgers FOR
PIK .1- IT .mi ihv moral: Uee
The (Jazette-Nuws want column
J II. MrillNNESB. T . ,r fTw rail
and winter stuple tim on display.
Ma, nic Temple. 44 Market street
tf
OOVEPNMHNT POSITIONS, are eaoy
to get. My free booklet T IIS telle
how Write today NO'V. Itarl
Hopkino, Washington. D. C
IL McQIWD.1. .o. 44 Market
tre. Tailoring, earn dyeing,
(loaning and reratrint. Phone
1110. it
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