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PAGE TEN THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS prUS, 1914. Friday, April 3, 1914, THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE -NEWS PAGE ELEVEN I i IBHH Free theatre Tickets Read the Advertisements on This Page A number of names have been selected at random from the city directory and are printed in different advertisements appearing on this page. If you find your name in any of these advertisements call at The Gazette-News Office and you will be presented with a FREE TICKET good Monday, April 6th, at Majestic Theatre, for "Henpecked Henry," I HAVE THE ONLY SYSTEM FOR FRENCH DRY CLEANING RUGS AND PORTIERES In the South, oiir garments are positively freed from all germs when Wilbarixetf ASHEVILLE FRENCH DRY CLEANING COMPANY J. C. WTLRAR, Proprietor. ODORLESS CLEANING Silk Gowns, Opera Coats, Draperies. Laces, Feathers. Slippers, Gloves, White Furs. Coat Salts, Portieres, Rugs. Office Phone 389. Plant Phone 326. 4 NORTH PACK SQ. For Saturday and Sunday Blue fish, choice. First of the season. Roe and Buck shad, fancy ones. Speckled trout. Rock Bass, N'. C. Mullet, fresh water black bass, perch, red snapper, jowls, f,ea bass. Stews 3jc quart Oysters Frys 45c quart. The only stand us ing sanitary wrapping paper exrlujdvely. Mrs. J. D. Nash. Virginia Fish &Oyster Co. City Market Phone 2296 EUREKA CAFE . Is gaining friends and patrons daily. Some of them say It Is the best in the city. Modesty forbids me saying this, but will be de lighted to have you give it a trial. Ladies especially Invited. A. B. SMITH, Propr. OPPOSITE MAJESTIC THEATRE Warlowe Mineral Water IF YOU WANT TO TEST THE MERITS OF THIS WATER FREE, COME TO 24 NORTH MAIN STREET AND TAKE A DRAUGHT. COME REGULAR, COME OFTEN TWILL DO YOU GOOD IF TROUBLED WITH STOMACH, LITER, RLADDER OR KIDNEYS. J. R. HAN MAY. Mountain City Laundry MODERN LAUNDERERS Phones 426-427 30 North Lexington Avenue H. L. FINKLESTEIN Pawn and Loan Office 23-25 South Main Street TRUNKS, BAGS. KP1T CASES AND LEATHER GOODS A SPMHAI.TTEK. Miss I mm CtenwnU. Enjoy the Use of Your Furniture while yen are paying for It There Is no reason In the world why you should not have a well furnlahsd, enmfortabl. rosy hum, you may be family man of moderate means and your Income may ha such that yen eannot afford ajiy great outlay of money at one time, but our easy payment plan w'H enable you to buy what ven war.t here and enoy It use while you are paying for your purthaa Come la. Let's talk It over. Why not today. BEAUMONT FURNITURE CO. 27 South Main Street Mrlvln TIIwhi. Dresses Must Be Seen To Be Appreciated Xever before have women's dress styles been so bewitchingly beautiful as they are this season. While we have spared neither time, expense nor effort to assemble here in Asheville a stock that would be a credit to a large metropolitan style shop we eannot through word or print hope to explain to you one tenth of their true style and charm of graceful I;nes, so we tell you frankly that onr offering must bo seen in order to fully appreciate the real beauty of these exclusive models. Miss Maude Hinson. YOUR INSPECTION IS ALL WE ASK IT'S TIME TO THINK ABOUT THAT NEW REFRIGERATOR W recently received a solid car load shipment of the Celebrated White Mountain Refrigerators and ice box."' "the chest with a chill in It." We have been handling this make of refrigerators for the past 15 years, and can conscientiously recommend them to our trade. In all the years that we hare been handling these refrigerators we have never had a dissatisfied customer nor received a single complaint. Is It any wonder that we feel no hesitancy in recommending the White Mountain to you? Our present stock Is carefully selected and well assorted, and affords a wide range of choice in both style, size and prices. If you want a good refrigerator, one that will give you a lifetime of satisfactory service buy a White Mountain. They are, the best refrigerators in the world for the money. J. L Smathers and Sons Mammoth Furniture Store Mrs, Whitfield Warren 15-17 North Main Street Hot Weather Will Soon Be Here Why not have a COOL KITCHEN this summer f This is possible if you will have a as raiie installed jn your honi-. (jas. when used as a fuel for cooking, eliminates nil the drudgery connected with kitchen duties that you have to contend with when you use other fuels. It not only sens your work because you have no fires to build, but the heat is concentrated where needed, and is not wasted in overheating your kitchen like a red hot rsagu will do. There ;ire hundreds of other advantages in cooking with gas that we would like to explain to you. Wont you give us the opiortiinity. Phone 69 and Have Our Representative Call You can do this without placing yourself under any obligation to buy. Inquire about our tnviueu payment plan, it makes owing a Gas Range easv. Latest ira- proved iras nances installed in your home $15.50 to 925.00. Miss Lillian Wearer. Asheville Power and Light Co. Keep an Eye on Our Windows for SPECIALS EVERY MONDAY THE CALL CO., 17 So. Main Street SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY 4 6 400 pairs of Ladies Low Shoes, all samples, worth from $2. to $4.00 a ?'jr. 98c : an Thousands of pairs Men's Oxfords the latest m stvles, i, d and 6 dollar kind, onr price $2.98 Why not try a pair of our new Sample Ox- 3 fords and save $1.00 or $2 on every pair you O buy at our store. g S South Main St Is Souths Main 9 St NOTICE This You Want to Read Twice and Remember Always: Our store te now located In the Langreo Bnlldtng on North Main Street. We are now better prepared to serve yon and to sop pi r your wants in Silver, Nickel, Copper, Brass, Tin and Enamel wares. Easy shopping; here and money saving on the merchandise that awaits yon. Hotels, Boarding House Outfitters. The I. X. L. Dept. Store 1 1-16 NORTH MAIN STREET TEIiEPHONE 107 CASH OR CREDIT $15.00 Buys a guaranteed all-wool, made to measure suit This line of Spring Fabrics, we guarantee to be a J25.00 to $30.00 Una, Carl Severson. SILVER DOLLAR TAILORING CO. . 15 South Main Street 3. M. LORICK, o,vner Lorick Realty Company RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE Real Estate P. O. Box 465 Fire Insurance 18 S. Pack Square Rentals Phone 1346 ASHEVILLE, N. 0. W. H. ARTHUR Sheet Metal Works Blow Pipes, Smoke Stacks, Metal Ceilings, Slate, Tile and Metal Roofing. General Job Work. Ward TmrnbuU. TELEPHONE 211G 4 MARKET STREET MONEY TO LOAN THAT'S OUR BUSINESS V Attractive Values in All Kinds of Jewelry, Watches, etc. Unredeemed Pledges. UNCLE SAM'S PAWNSHOP 30 SOUTH MAIN STREET BICYCLES For Men and Boys HEWS KLOO m CYCLES JTJVKNUJE ELOO , FAMOUS VliTINO MEKKLE BICYCLES. sso.oo, ssa oo and $45.00 Fall Bate at Mercies and Mrjyc. Svndrlea. Re) kinds done at reasonable prima. Including Gan and and Umbrella Repairing, atlas Masale Brott. Work of an F. J. NEVERCEL R.ACK.ET Opened wit one of the large throng of cnatomers ever assembled in our store, the thoosands of bargains we are offering enable- you W buy merchandise at Urge aavinga. HlMH'inlx fnr rWnnlnv mnm fer th limn (mm Hl.tn a 11 ,.'..l....l. - 411 n. n r 1 n v tiwa wo wtu put uie joiiowing notions on Bale: ( lark s ... N. T. -.pool canon, "at- Arntv,n Machto. Thr.sd. Jc. .pool urdar morning only Or spool. Saturday morning only. l to II eansllk BmbroMsry Thread latar- o'clock, paper pins. tc. value I He. day m..rnlng. only Se Paper. Air Want Talcum Powder.. can carters ink. 10 Woe .... So bottle Pearl Buttons, te and 10c. vain.. The Racket Store An t i i ji.. . . " -' "nT. "M,"ra no " ACY ADAMH. FI.OKRHKIN SHOES II 50 and ft 00 Children .. lumps, rah, to U.IO. vein at TV This .no. a-da no introduction, you n ' "JlT iT ! all know them They retail at rM n"ort- A" "flan nick 'en out Remarnber this Is the store lor and SM. pas. I. Wn MINI II WH , srt mtwXmm ( oroa l.vk. am. m w m paaaw vw.ne rvwe "III UTlr fl.rn -J- Fiiiniii Stocks, Bonds, Cotton, Grain, Provisions, Mon ey-New York, New Orleans, Chicago and Foreign Market News. NEW YORK STOCK SECOND GREEK 1R IS STARTED HERE ELIGIBLE BANKS BEING NOTIFIED Another Civil Suit Instituted With Members of Greek Colony as Principals. 23 43 69 100 121 36 97 122 LIST. Close, f Amalgamated Copper .. 77 (Amer Beet Sugar lAmer Cotton OH lAttier Smelt & Refg LAmer Sugar Refg .... .. Imer Tel & Tel luaconda Mining Co .. itdiison, Itlantlc Coast Line .. . . Baltimore & Ohio 90 Brooklyn Rapid Transit 92 Canadian Pacific 208 Chesapeake & Ohio , 63 Chicago & North Western 134 Chicago Mil & St Paul 100 Colorado Fpel & Iron 32 Colorado & Southern ....... 23 Delaware & Hudson . , 149 Denver & Rio Grande 13 Erie 3&H General Electric 147 ' Great Northern pfd y 127 Great Northern Ore ctfg .... 96 Illinois Central 110 inter Met 16 Inter Met pfd 1 Inter Harvester 10 Louisville & Nashville 137 Missouri Pacific i 37 Missouri Kansas & Texas .... 18 Lehigh Valley 1 National Lead 36 N Y Central 0 Norfolk & Wnrrtcrn 104 Northern Pacific 114 Pennsylvania 110 Peoples Gas 1J4 Pullman Palace Car 153 Reading Rock Island Co 4 Rock Island Co pfd 6 Southern Pacific 95 Southern Railway 26 Union Pacific 16014 U S Steel 63 U s Steel pfd HO Wahosh ...... 1 Western Union 63 New Haven 70 (Continued from page 1) Includes New England CHICAGO : . WHEAT- GRAIN QUOTATIONS. Open. Close. ! :: :: :; M0- .91 .86 .67 .68 91 87 67 68 The opening guns In another Greek war were fired this morning when Gus Kantaios filed a complaint in the office of the clerk of Superior court against Demos Di Paychas for lou. which the plaintiff claims was secured from him through false and frauau lent means. The complaint states that some time prior to July 13, 1918, the defendant told the plaintiff that he wished to re turn to Greece and wanted to sell him a lease he had on the Royal Victoria hotel at 36 South Main street and the California lunch room, also on South Main. The complaint sets forth that the defendant told the plaintiff the lease was for an unexpired term of three years; that he had the consent of his Ussor, Arthur Kantslog, who was out of the United States at the time, tb sell the lease. The plaintiff then states that he believed this to be true and purchased the lease and paid 11500 in cash, gave his note for 1250 and assumed payment of two notes of $75 each, which the defendant had given his lessor, Arthur Kaintsios. After purchasing the lease, paying for it and obtaining a written assign ment for it, the plaintiff states that he found the defendant had no right or authority from hlo lessor to sell or sublet the lease, without the written consent of his lessor. Purther, it Is claimed by the plaintiff that he found if the lease was sold, that the lessor, Arthur Kantsios, could come .in and take possession of the property with out notice; that the defendant knew this to be true at the time he sold the lease to the' plaintiff. . It is further set forth that the rep resentatlons made by the defendant to the plaintiff were false and fraudulent and made for the purpose of deceiving .ind niiBlaadinc: the plaintiff and to cheat and defraud' Wm out of .thepur chase money. It is claimed in the naDers that immediately after discov wring that tne tieienaam naa ira riB""- to dispose of the lease, the plaintin demanded of him that he returned his money, which the defendant refused to do. W. W. Jones is counsel for the plaintiff In the action. July OATS May . . .. 38 July ..39 MESS PORK, per bbl. May ..... . 2085 July .. .. .. LARD, per 100 lbs. May 1060 July 1075 , SHORT RIBS, per 100 lhs. May 1117 1117 Jv.ly 1132 1132 38 M 2092 2090 1057 1077 NEW YORK MONEY. New York. April 2. Call money teady 12; ruling rate 1; clos ing l02. Time loans wealr n days 2: to; days 2 ; six months ! rai, . Mercantile paper 3 4. Sterling exchange strong; GO days 4.S5; de. matid 4.86.76. Commercial bills 4.84 Bar silver 58. Mexican dollars 45 . Government bonds steady. Railroad Vonds steady. COTTON FUTURES OPENING New York, April J Cotton futuroB opened steady. May 1J.68; July 12 26; August 12.00; October 11.59; De cember 11.66; January 11.81. DR. 0. B. WALLER TO CONDUCT SERVICE IBSPEGTOfl" IS DESERTER FROM ARMY Walter Baird, Arrested Here This Week, Sent to Chatta nooga for Oonrtmartial. if ev BeWglnntng next Monday night. Rev. Dr. C. B. Wilier, paetor of the First Baptist church, will conduct evangelistic services at the First Bap tist church at Hendersonville, which 111 continue for two weeks. It a stated that several other church es had asked Dr. Waller to conduct services for th.ni at this time but he finally decide to hoi the Henerson vlllo services for the next two weeks. Dr. Waller delivered the annual ser mon last week in Hendersonvillo nt the Women's Missionary union meet ing and it was after this sermon that the Hendersonvillo jicople decided to aak him to hold the evengellatlc ser vices for them. A NEW FRONT AT J ARRET '8 GROCERY Wulter Baird, who wo trfed in Po lice court this week on ,charges of attempted false arrest and Impris onment und lined J 50 and the costs, was turned over to the United States army authorities as a deserter from the army yesterday morning and was taken to Chattanooga, where he will be tried before a court martial, It Is stated. Baird came here several days ago from his home In Detroit, he claimed and went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Soncrant, where ho is al leged to have attempted to arrest them, claiming that he was an officer from Detroit When Mr. Soncrant started to call up the local police headquarters, Barid darted out the door of a garage on Pendland street und was only caught after a long chase on Cllngman avenue. When ar rested he was found to be wearing a badge with the word. "Chief chick en Inspector No. 7-11", on It. He was held in the police station pending some arrangements he said he could make, in order to get his line paid, when a circular was found In the office at the station, which told of Baird's desertion from the United States army at a post in Pennsylvania about n year ago. When confronted with the circular ho admitted that he was the man and said that he was willing to be turned over the the army officials. Territory states. District No. 2, New York capital $20,687,616, with 478 national and number of state banks (not given) as members. Territory state of New York. District No. 3, Philadelphia capi tal $12,998,013 including 800 na tional banks and Several state banks. Territory: New Jersey and Deleware and all Pennsylvania east of west ern boundary of following counties: McKean, Elk, Clearfield, Cambria and Bedford. . District No. 4, Cleveland capital $11,021,535 with 724 national and several state banks. Territory'"- state of Ohio, all Pennsylvania lying west of District No. 3. the counties of Marshall, Ohio, Brooke, and Han cock In West Virginia and all Ken tucky, east of the western boundary of the following counties: Boone, Grant, Scott, Woodford, Jessamine, Garrard, incoln, Pulaski and Mc- Creary. District No. 5, Richmond capital $6,548,281 with 475 national banks and a number of state banks and trust companies. Territory: District of Columbia. Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina South Carolina and all West Virginia except those coun ties in District 4. DiBtrict No. 6, Atlanta capital $4,- 702.780. with 375 national banks, etc Territory: Alabama, Georgia, Florida, all Tennessee east of the western boundary of the following counties Stewart, Houston, Wayne, Humphreys and Perry, all Mississippi south of the northen boundary of the follow ing counties: Issaquena, Sharkey Yazoo, Keinper, eake MadUiMm. and 3eshoba; all the southeastern part : (Louisiana east of the western tjbujidary of the following counties: Ijoipte Coupee, Iberville, Assumption and Terrebonne. District No. 7, Chicago capital $13,151,925, with 984 national banks, etc. Territory: Iowa, all Wisconsin, south of the northen boundary of the following counties: Vernon, Sauk, Columbia, Ridge, Washington and Osakuee; all of the southern peninsular of Mchigan. viz: All that part east of Lake Michigan; all Illi nois north of a line forming th0 south ern boundary of the following coun ties: Hancock, Schuyler, Cass, Sanga mon, Christian, Shelby, Cumberland and Clark; all Indiana north of a line forming the southern boundary of the following counties; Vigo, Clay Owen, -Monroe,. Brown, Bnrthelomew, Jennings, Ripley and Ohio. District No. 8, St. Louis capital $6,219,323, with 434 national ' banks, etc. Territory: Arkansas, all Sflssourl U-rt euat o( .the western boundary of the following counties: Harrison, Daviess, Caldweil, Ray. Lafayette. Johnson. Henry, St. Clair, Dade, Lawrence and Barry; all: llllonis not Included In District 7, all Indiana not In District 7; all Kentucky not In District 4; all Tennessee, not in Disctrlct 6, all Miss issippi hot In District 6. District No, 8, Minneapolis- capital $4,702,864, with 687 national banks etc. Territory: Montana, North Da kota, South Dakota, Minnesota all Wisconsin and all Michigan not in District No. 7. Dstrict No. 10, Kansas City capi tal $5,594,916. with 835 national banks, etc. Territory: Kansas, Ne braska, Colorado, Wyoming all Mis souri not in District 8, all Oklahoma north of a line forming tho southern boundary of the following counties: Ellis, Dewey, Blaine, Canadian, Clevc' land, Pottawatomie, Seminole, Okrus kee, Mslntosh, Muskogee and Sequo yah, all New Mexico north of a line forming the southern boundary of the following counties: McKinley, San doval, Santa Fe, San Miguel and Union. District No. 11, Dlllas capital $5, 634,091, with 726 national banks, etc. Territory: Texas, all New Mexico and Oklahoma not In District 10: all Loulsana not In District No. 6. and the followng counties in Arizona: Pima, Graham, Greenlee, Cochise, and Santa Cruz. District No. II, San Francisco capital $8,115,524, with 514 national banks, etc. Territory: California, Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Nevada and Utah and all Arizona not includ ed fn District No. 11. at kk it ? t mm i s n : m. n n ft ft R ADDITION Atj SOCIAL AND ft PF.RSONAL NOTES. ft ft KRIgtlllftftieftftKftRRatitKftft (Continued from page 6) Phone Your Wants to 202 The condition of Mrs. John Y. Jor dan, who underwent an operation at the Blltmore hospital several days ago, is reported today as much im proved. It is expected that Mrs. Jor dan will be able to leave the hospital the latter part of next week. ft ft There will be a called meeting of the Rector's Aid society of Trinity church tomorrow afternoon at 8:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Brewster Phillips, 147 Chestnut street. All members are urged to be present. ft ft Mrs. Malcom Teaman and son, Harvey Yeaman, of Henderson, - Ky are guests at the Langren hotel. ft n Bear Wallow Notes. Correspondence of The Gazette-News. Bear Wallow, April 2. Approxi mately 800 people were present Sun day at the Baptist church at this place for one of the biggest singing conven tions held In Edneyville township. There was considerable rivalry dis played between the classes, the gen eral opinion being that Mountain Home was entitled to the pennant. Prof. Zack Searcy, was leader of Mountain Home class; Rev. H. R. Freeman, leader of liberty class; Watt Justue, leader of Edneyville class; and R. E. L. Freeman had charge of the Bear Wallow class. A picnic dinner was served and thoso present enjoyed the day to the fullest. The convention was held for the pur pose of improving the music of the country choirs. The next one will be held with the Mountain Home class on the fifth Sunday in May. S. G. Freeman of Ressimer City is visiting at W- T. Huntley's. Mrs. Kelley Owenby, has arrived home from Lockhart, S. C, where she spent the winter. T. M. Merrell, Grady Bradley and Mrs. Roda Gossl't have gone to Forest City on a visit. Mrs. Hussd Oates and three small children, who have resided at Old Fort for the past year, have moved back to their home in the Hickory Nut gap. Lafayette Jones, who i: teaching school in Polk 'county, .visited the sing ing convention Sunday. WANTS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE I LISTED yesterday one seven room house on Chestnut 'street north of Merrimon avenue. A bargain if taken at once. William Coleman, Real Estate, 68 Pattori avenue, 2nd floor. Phone 2496. FOR RENT House 7 rooms, sleeping porch, all modern improvements, well furnished, responsible people. No invalids. Phone 1806. 43-tf. OUR SPECIALTY 1b saleB of proper ty. Asheville Real Estate Exchange Comnanv. O. C. Mills. Mgr. 10 Temple Court. Phone 2261. 33-tf WANTS HELP WANTED WANTED A colored man to Cook and look after small house. Only one person. Call No. 11 Cullowhee St. WANTS fCR SALE WANTED Young lady as cashier at fienr ease Address Cashier, care Gazette-News. 4 4-3L FOR SALE A $16 Victrola with 2S records, all good as" new for $16. Rhone 2553. 43-3t FOR SALE -Part of three old libra ries. Many rare and valuable items, res Old Book Shop, 118 Patton avenue. 43-6U FOR SALE Eight room house with five and a half acres of land In the heart pf Weaverville. 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 barsain. See Ray-Campbell Co., No. street. Phone 1281. 1 Haywood 304-tf. 4 E. C. Jarrett, the Pack square gro cer, Is installing a new front to hi. More, which when completed ' will Hake the place one of the moat mod TB and up-to-date In the city. The door to the. .tore haa been moved Mack about four feet, making room tf two large .how windows, which will be about eight feet deep. The work on the Improvement of the front was started several day. ago and Mr. Jarrett state, that It will b. finished aome time next week. A won hh the work is finished the front will he repainted. Cig.nus Garm. Mrs. R. was nn extremal? careful mother and bad repeatedly cautioned liar sli-j.ar-old daughter against han dling any object that might contain tftrnu. One day the Mule girl came In and said: : "Mother. I am never gatug to play With my kitty any more, because she Wit farms on bar." "Oh. no." replied bar mother, "there re no germ, on yoar kittens " rlftae, there an," Insisted tb chlM. ytlnw on hop."-Hirper a Magailue. City News FOR SALE Two cnolce and deslra ble bulldini lots In Canton. Size of both 60 bv 141. being lots Nos. 57 and 58. part of F. ft. May property Justoff of North Main St., with good view. Will sell same for $175.00 spot cash. Apply to J. R. L., Gazette- New. office, for particulars. I8tf WANTED Woodmen, cutters, ; NICE SWEET ORANGES 50c pk. To swampers, and Teamsters for Loc- j matoes 2 lbs. 25c. You can always glng in mountains of Georgia, j find fresh groceries, fruits and can. wages one seventy five to two twen ey live per day. A number one board three ufty per ween. tiu Matthews Lumber Co., Helena: FOR SALE Wood and kindling in dies at 41 College street. Shepherd. Phone 1631. B. M 10-30t Georgia." Byrd Matthews Lumber Co. 44-7t WANTED Woman cook; must be first cjass. References required. Apply St. Genevieve's college. 43-3t $1.00 and $1.50 loads delivered promptly. Hayes Wood Yard. Thone 2591. 18-26$. WANTED Capable salesman collector. To furnish horse work on salary. 18 North square. and and Pack 43-6t FOR SALE Good clean newspapers, 50 for f cents. Apply at Gazette New9 office. WANTED One experienced waitress at Mimosa hotel, Tryon, N. C. Write or phone L. W. Duer, Mgr. 36-6t. WANTED WANTED Opportunity to learn farming. Will work for board and small pay. Thirty-live years of age and 'n good health. Address Y, Gazette-News. 46-3t WANTED Lady clerk in vicinity of Blltmore, fr general store; must be steady and good character: experi ence not necessary if other qualifi cations are good. Small bond re quired. Position permanent, to suit able applicant. Strictly co-operative cash store. Las Vegas company, care J. W. Coates, Blltmore, N. C 36-7t. Following an accident in a logging camp in Haywood county, Oscar Gal loway was urmigbt-U) the Mission hps-; pltal last night from' WaynesVfUe. Both of his hands were very badly crushed and bruised and it was neces sary to amputate several of the lin gers. The case of W. F. Chambers, col ored, of Black Mountain, in which he Instituted haK-aa corpus proceedings to get possession of his three chil dren, who have been living with bis wife will come up for a hearing be fore Judge W. F. Harding In Superior court tomorrow raonring at 10 o'cloc k when it is expected that final dispo sition will be luken in the case. WANTED Tirge unfurnished room with private family owner of the property preferred Modern con veniences and hot water, not more than 3 or 4 blocks from Pack Sq. E. W. AVhiteslde, 22 S. Tack Sq . Phone 1878. 46-3t WANTED The lightweight summer dresses or spring coat suits laid away can now be brought' out and made to look like new by cleaning or cleaning and dyeing. Ladles' ap parel a specialty. Phone 3S9, Ashe xllle Dry Cleaning Co., J. C. Wllbar. WANTETJ Two experienced colored hotel molds no others need apply. Must supply recommendations from past employers, for five years. Grove Park Inn. t$6-tf PAINT for odd Phone 1779. Glass Co. Jobs 1 lb. can 10c Asheville Paint & 15-26$ BOARDERS WANTED WANTED A fow select quests in, private home one block fromi square, 17 Spruce street. Phono 1009. 40-tA, THE HOLLAND Now under new. management; boarders wanted' NIco furnished rooms, rates reason able, no sick, splendid location. 40ij North French Broad, two blocksj from postofllce. Phone 1"G8. 31-30$ Aug thai VICITSpnSMALVE FOR ALL COLO TROUBLES IF YOU notice that aome particular person is a persistent advertiser In the classified columns, make up your mind that he is making money out of It and write the moral of It yourself. 8PECIAI pill in take now, o TO TEACHERS And pu- In High schools. Come and A-K-C-TRAININO. Enter or as soon ns your school is out Will give you a Bpeolal three month' course; can place you at reasonable salary where you can work u while, say two months, and thi n have time to re-enter college this fall. Us worth your time to investigate Ibis proposition. Call at tho A-B-C, North Pack square. P,7-7t. OFFICE EMPLOYMENT: Hotel twenty miles out, $25.00 mo. all ex penses, light steno and typ'g. pref lady over 25, begin July; also, hotel fjl miles out, light bkkpg some tyii'g, $:!!. 00 mo., man pref, ready g 1st; also Hotel. 6 miles out. an experienced, saiy not men tioned, bkkpr; also mng Co., hun dred miles out, ready latter part Aug, young man beginning, steno and typ'g, $50.00 per mo; also lum co., 80 miles out, beginner man, steno and bkkpr $50 per mo ready Aug; also in City, Atty. ready Aug, steno, young lady, limited ability $6.00 per vk: also wholesale house City, lady or. man open In June, steno and bkpg, $10.00 per wk; al so these are only a few of the openings we shall have during the summer; also we desire to enroll twenty new students on or before March 30. AVe are offering a Specie, four months course for $.'16.00. Call a! the Asheville Business College, North Pack Square. 37-Tt WANTED Carpets and rugs to clean ' by our sanitary methods. Blue Ridge Cleaning and Dyeing Co., 3S N. Lexington avenue. Phono 2481. WANTED To buy. sell, store or ex change furniture. Asheville Furni ture Co.. $9 South Main Street Phone 1851. 13-261 KOI BELMONT 67 Spruce street, steams heat, largo rooms, excellent table, Phone 840. 11-SOt THE COLONIAL, 68 Haywood St.,! near postoffice and Auditorium. A, place with home like atmospnero and good accommodations, where people who are compelled to board may feel they have a home. 806-tf. THE KNICKERBOCKER. No. 77 Col-; lege street Phone 153. Delight ful iltuatlon. central location, larga shady grounds, appointments com plete. Terms according to loca tion of room. tt, LYiVNHtTRRT. 55 College street. So1 lect board, near in. Mrs. P. J. Cor coran, formerly of Rojk Ledge. 807-2S iUlOUiuLLiUMJCiOUb 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 n tenant. When you get in a hurry ynu will advertise it! TRY a pair of Heimbach's reversible double wear rubber heels. Work called for and returned promptly. Gilmer Bowdcn, 31 East College. Phone 1817. 3 2 -if. THE BIG 4 00 Pressing Club, Oates Building, cor. College and Market streets. Suits cleaned, dyed, pressed and repaired. Phone 2231. ll-26t -4 PAPERING and painting. Phona 1 779. Ashevlilo Paint & Glass Co., Contract Dept. 15-86t. FOB. RENT "FAUST" CRITICISED BY THE ATHENS BANNER The following criticism of the New York Grand Opera company's presen tation of "Fau.t" which came, to" the Auditorium was clipped from The Athena Banner of March 11: The Athens people should congrat ulate themselves every tlmo they nave the opportunity to . hear any opera, however badly It may bo sung: they should' be duobly appreciative when In the local play house they have tha privilege of hearing a company aa excellent as tha on. presenting Fauat last night Ther. wa. only a email company but each member waa exceptionally good there wa. not a vol'e that we not well placad. clear, aw eat and wall trained Margarnta's final aong In tho prison ac.ne waa very pleaalng, though bar work throughout waa de lightful and euatalned - Th audience waa miller .mall due to ta being 1-nt and alao to the far! that there were aeveral other attrac tions In the city Thla Is why regrett ed, aa l( was one of the beat offering at the Colonial this season Indeed one of the beat musical attractions Phone your want to !$. THEATRICAL manaa.ra ant playere ar not the only v whom a "full houM" la fm tt la Important to th ma kP hoarder or led awn PROFIT. Again, the mnr: The Qaacttc-N'vWa want cob It'a iL If Women's Fine Suits Women's Fine Dresses RUITS AT $14, $18, $20, AND RICHLY WORTH THE FIGURES. IN LATE STYLES FROM THK CAPITALS OF TIIR OLD COUNTRY MODIPIBD TO SUIT CRITICAL NEW YORK DEMANDS. DRESSES FROM $1.00 TO $10 FROM PERCALKS UP TO FINE SILK CREPES. CREPES AT $5 ARE A MARVEL OF STY TWELVE EFFECTS, AND COMBINATIONS WELL MADE TUB FINE ,E IN TEN OK Warner's Corset Warner's Corsets Coats Skirts Petticoats Kimonos Crepe Night Dresses Pyjamas Combina tion Suits Stylish Waists Sep our Fin Colonial Pumps, Oxford tics, Plain Pumps, etc., lately opened. Also, the stylish low heel Tan Oxfords. H. REDWOOD & CO. . RENT Cheap, Idy now occu pying apartment desires a lady lo share it with her Cloee in nil oon vleneticee. Addroiw "Y. y.", care .f l.i.ette-News. 4!i-0t FOR RENT UNFURNISHED 6 room house, Washington road $ir,.oo S room house, sleeping porch f2L'.no fi room house sleeping porch, $20. 0 7 room house, Merrimon ave $r,0.00 Tx't us show you! Auto service! Ray-Campbell Co. No. l l. wood Phone 1211, WHEN you want cleaning and prcss ing call Sartor Tailoring .and Dreas making. Work called for and de livered. Phone 14(11. 27-lf B. A. VINIARSKT, .10 W. College 8t. best work at prices to suit every, body. Shoes called for returned. Phono 1641. 22-2M FOR KENT Unfurnished live room apartment on Haywood street op posite auditorium will be vacated on April 10th. Apply to Mrs. X. H. Harris, ear Knickerbocker. 38-7t Fi R RENT Two desirable offices located on the square, two modern cottages In desirable locations, one large boarding-house, and small apartments. O, D. Revell. or A B. Foy, 15 Revell Bldg, Phono S2$. l'i)R RENT House 7 room., sleeping porch, all modern improvements, well furnished, responsible people. No Invalid.. Phone 1806. 2t-12t NEWLY furnished rooms, first clan PAINTING, ealeimlnlng and paper-1 banging. Phono 1 779, Ashevtllo Paint S- Olass Co., Contract Dept., 57, Sooth Main atreet. 16-28$ CARRIAGE and automobile painting. Tiddv Bros.. 25 North Lexington avenue. Tops, cushions and backs made and repaired. Phone 1446. 1&-26L. PARCEL POST charges paid one way ; nn all ahoes repaired by me. Ollmet Bowdcn, 31 East College street 10-SOt, CAT PAW rubber heela. 40o. Bolea aewed, SOc, 7$e and $1.06. Work called for and returned. riilmar Bowd.n, $1 East College, phone 1$17. llT-tf J. H. MeOlNNESS. T .r Waw fall ar-i winter samples now on display. Manilla Temple, 44 Market street. GOVERNMENT POSITIONS ar. eeey to gat. My free booklet Till tells how. Write today NOW, Earl Hopkins. Washington. D. C. half block from portofflce. The Ad- J a HeOVSmm. o. i Market tide- 3''-gt' street. Tailoring, eteam dyeing, . . M . cleaning and repairing. Phone FOR RENT Room, rumt.hed tor xgg tf, light houaekeeptng; gaa for cook- ' Inc. Apply 7 No. Main t poR NOTART PUBLIC WORE ap- 117-tf ply at oaeatte- N.w. office. $8tf a i. - i - .1 II . . I ! I I I t S T CONNECTINO nOOMB-Flrat and THERE are a lot of people who will aecond floor, rurnlaned for house- jjOT read your want ad, but keeping. II Grady Street Phone , a )o, of tnm wno WIW aaiaBMaBaBBBnaaaaBBeBBBllB POULTRY POSITION WANTED T:?.bMoodTlISr OR a DO AW M7 attand. ratLnu horn vlr TEXmL t Vow D nour- l Brrt nour' " 0-nU "I horn Farm Asheville H-lOt ,urcw!ir Phon. ,l4t. tn-.t LOST TOR KENT 1-. laaaaaMBaaaaBnananaawaaaaBraaBBjaBaaBB Dealrr ' at ore room and bueemaaH LOBT Thursday, March $ link neg.- Ihl. bracelet set with rhlne atonei and brilliant., valuable chiefly fOI on Patton avnue. Will be vacated IS $0 days. WICKTERN' CAROLINA REALTY OCX ION. Park Square J. W. 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