inesday September IS, 1914
rTLE BASES " IN " FRANCE
ES
(Continued from page 1)
ange Telegraph company
, es the official statement in
rlin that Germany, has es
blished a military govern
mt over Suwalki in Russian
iland.
French. Opinion.
Paris, Sept. 16. Although
Ithout official advices, milita-
critics here were convinced
at another giant battle has
Kn raging sine? Sunday on
iP line from Crayonne to the
rest of l'Aigle in Campaigne.
tubbom resistance by the
rrmnns has been indicated in
ie war office statements- for
nndar and Monday and fight-
i i i
p wnicn no rear guara en
jfpment could withstand for
hours. '
jTho forces that constituted
ie center in tlife battle of Mar-
seem. also to be seeking - a
bsition on th&new line, -while
ie crown prince's army in Ar
cmnc continues to retreat in
at direction. If the center
nl left are able to complete a
etirement in such shape as to
lake a stand on the same Hue,
ioy miiy.be able to withstand
general, engagement under
ore favorable conditions than
i tin' Marne.
If tli German force should
Mire again they would have
ho lines of retreat bv Long-
- an. I by Sedan.
It remains to be seen wheth
. under adverse conditions,
o Germans have been able to
t tlieir artillery into position
lon'ii llic nine!.
The situation would be des-
rate m case ot tue iauure or
l'V A. !
tir aiuiit'iy u arrive.
It was rumored last night
at tlio Indian cavalry had
rive.l and would go into ac-
. m . " .1
(in. I ins is unconnnnea,
iowever, and doubtless no one
till know -definitely .' about
cm until they have actually
artic'mated in a batle.
The Petit Journal prints a
I'port from Berlin, via. Copen
agen, which states that the
it j
jemian emperor win proceeu
k east Prussia and assume the
ihipf command - aaainst the
ussians.
London, Sept 16. A dispatch from
linens to the Exchange Telegraph
fcompany says' that the Greek govern
ment has sent a note to Turkey simp-
)nr to that of the great powers ob-
cting to the abrogation of Turkish
Sispensatlons.
A to Battle.
Soissnns, France, Tuesday, Sept. 15
Ml!y way of Paris, Sept. 1.) The
German right wing In Its retreat left
PolHKons yesterday (Monday) simul
taneously with leaving; the southern
hank of the river Soisson. The re
tirement northward continued Mon
day night. The French. In their pur
suit crossed the river. The French ar
lillery Is today heavily In notion on
phe other bank of the Alone. Tho only
interruption of the almost Sabbath
like stillness hera today la the roar of
French artillery, located at a point
"csrcely three hundred yards from
.Bolssons, mingled with the lessened
jrnar of other guns further distant.
Strengthen Hrawtcbt.
London, Sept li. An Amsterdam
dispatch to the Exchange' Telegraph
eompany says that the paper learns
from Ghent that the Germans are
p'rei;Rthenlng Brussels. They have
Wood's Seeds
Kentucky
Blue Grass
l one of tha richest and most nutri
tious of pasturage grasses, and It
abould be largely used in all pastu
ae mixtures, except on very light
ot sandy soils.
It is the grass which has made Old
Kentucky lamona for Its flno boreea
tnd cattle and prosperous larrolDg
country.
Land well set In Blue Grass kstn
longer than other p-asset.
We have twured some specially
high grade and high erniinaUnj
Kentucky Illue Grats seed, from tho
hest crops frown la Kentucky.
Writd for prloo tnd ,
Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalog
Orlr.jf In formal ion In regard to
Krnturky Blue Crsu. and all VARM
anc" GARDEN SEEDS for Fall sowing-.
T. vj, WOOD 6 SONS,
Secijncn, Richmond. Va.
. on ,B boulevards
ana front of the North and South ata-
tlona. At Etterbeek. near Bruaaels, it
is reported that fighting took place be
tween Prussian and Bavarian soldiers,
thirty qf which were killed.
"Dying of Hunger."
Paris. Sept 16. A detachment of
Uhlan who had bean wandering to
the forest of Fontaln l'a Bleau was
surrounded yesterday by a company
of the territorial infantry. They were
nearly famished. Another detachment
of Uhlans, when taken near Auburge
told their French captors:
"Do what you like with us afterward
but first give us something to eat We
are dying of hunger."
H OBI CORPS Will
BE
T
Fire Chief James H. Wood
Has Called Meeting of
all Companies.
James Hi. Wood, chlet of the
Ashevllte Fire department has call
ed a Joint meeting of the com
panies of the department for to
night at t o'clock,, for the purpose
ot selecting members for the Fire,
men's Drum corps. Thirty members
are needed to put the corps on foot
and it is. planned to get as many of
this number as possible from the mem
pershlp of the fire companies and then
call on those who ure not members of
the tire department, if enough do not
respond to the call tonight.
Amon those who ure selected at
tonight's meeting will le drummers,
bUKlers and the officers of the perma
nent organization. The ollicers who
are elected immediately will serve for
the next six months, it being planned
to elect officers twice each year.
The members ot the local lire de
partment are manifesting a great deal
of interest In the corps and it is
thought that enough of them will join
tonight so that rehearsals will begin
this week. Enough rehearsals will be
held during the next few weeks to en
able the corps to take part, first In
the torchlight parade which will be
held here on the night of October 7,
by the "Dokays" who will hold the fall
ceremonial in this city on that date,
Then It Is planned to take part in
other events that are held in this city
this fall und winter.
The corps will be one of the many
valuable assets that this city can boast
of ajid will go a long wuys towards ad
vertising" the city to other parts of the
country.
WILLIAM N. HACKNEY
Funeral of a Pioneer Citlzcu Will Be
Held on Thursduy Morning.
Funeral services over the remains
of William N. Hackney, aged 82, who
died yesterday at the BUtmore hospi
tal, following an illness of two weeks
duration, ' will be held tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock at the resi
dence. Hev. W. E. Poovey, pastor
of the North Ashevllle Methodist
church will have charge of the ser
vices and will be assisted by Rev. Dr.
J. C. lto we, pastor' of the Central
Methodist church. The Interment will
Immediately follow In Riverside cem
etery. The following friends of the de
ceased will act as pallbearers: Frank
11 . Weaver, John A. Nichojs, A. A.
Kuehrer, M. A. Perkins, J. H. Weav
er and H . Batterham. -
The late Mr. Hackney had been
living In this city for about 25 years,
coming here from his home in Eng
land. He was well known in the city
and his passing will be learned with
deep regret by his many friends.
Following an attack of Illness near
ly two weeks ago the deceased was
removed from his home at No. 22
Hear den avenue and tsken to BUt
more hospital, but fulled to rally and
gradually grew worse until death
came yesterday.
Surviving; are the wife und nine
children, as follows: W. N. Hackney,
of Greenville, S. C, George L. and
Kred H. Hackney of Lexington, N.
C, Percy Hackney of Miami, Fla.;
Mrs. George H Starnes of West
Ashevllle; and Misses Kate of Nash
ville and Nell, Minnie and Amy Huck
ney of No, 22 Bearden avenue.
INSURANCE IN
VARIOUS FORMS
(Continued from page 1)
way is one of the most active mem
bers of the organization, spoke In
Btronu opposition to the question of
requiring the various lnsurnnce com
panies to make their Investments In
states fro which they derive' their
revenue.
Commissioner of Insurance F. H.
McMaster or Ht'ith Carolina and E.
II. Deayitt of Vermont werte ether
leakers on tho proirrnm and both of
heir talks were listened to with the
greatest of Interest.
W. W. Collier of Texas, who was
m the progrnm for lust night, could
.lot U present. Full discussions are
following tho reading of all the pa
pers on the program.
Mr. Yonng Congratulated.
President Jamea K. Young, state
Insurance commissioner for North
Carolina Is being warmly congratu
lated upon his excellent annunl nd
rirer to the association. In which he
paid a high tribute to the ritmmis
,onern of the several states. Thirty.
FULL SIZE EOTTLE FREE
I The ltils I. Alexander Optical com-
pony. ' Pntton nvenue, are offerlftit
! to all wearers ot gl'iiues n rhnnee to
(try "lienso," the Mamlarrt Clenner
for Kyeglsiwes and Ppeetii' lei, without
I rout. A full sis bottle wilt tie lr-l-nied
to any rcnVr of The Ossette-
News, vhii Is a wearer of (flames on
I presentation of the rnupon properly
tilled nut. on Thursday and Friday of
: this week only. dv-lt
ove state are now represented with
aa attendance of almost 200.
The set program of the convention
for tomorrow follows:
Thursday Morning, 10 O'clock.
Workmen's Compensation Results
In Massachusetts, and Suggestions
Drawn Therefrom," F. H. Hardlson,
Massachusetts.
8ymposlum of ExDerience In other
States. Connecticut Idaho. Illinois,
Michigan, New Jersey, New York,
Ohio, Wisconsin.
Discussion of papers.
Thursday Evening, 8:10 O'clock.
"Sphere of Activity of an Insurance
Department," Robert J. Merrill of
New Hampshire; Charles Johnson of
Pennsylvania and John S. Darst, of
west Virginia.
Discussion of papers. -Executive
session.
The final meeting of tha commis
sioners will be held on Friday. Many
of the visitors, however, will remain
here for the week longer whle others
will stay for a week or more making
siae trips to the many points of In
terest in the Land of the Sky.
City News
Beginning tonight speolal services
will be held at the North Ashevllle
Methodist church. Rev. M. B. Stokes
will preach the sermons. A cordial
invitation Is extended to all. The
meetings begin at 8 o'clock.
BUSINESS HOUSES TO
PURCHASE COTTON
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 16. That a St
Louis wholesale shoe firm will pur
chase 1000 bales of cotton at ten cents
from the producers was stated In a
telegram received today by a represen
tative tlrm here twenty bales will be
brought by co-operating St. Ijuls in
terests at this price, the message said.
Tho second of the country's great
meat packing houses has determined
to bOy a bale for ten cents at each
branch house, says a message received
by u Columbia branch today. This
firm has about 400 branches in the
southwest, It was stated.
Authority to purchase 10 bales at
OPEN SOON
GELULA & CO.
PACK SQUARE JEWELERS
Formerly 5 Courtland St., New York City.
Men's Suits $9.50 and $12.50
Boys' Suits $1.00 to $ 6.00
Ladies' Coat Suits $8.50 to $25.00
Ladies and Children's Coats at All Prices
Sweaters From 50c up
Fall Dress Goods in very hest thndes and prices.
Short knights in Percale, Gingham, Outing and Domes
tic at prices to suit all. Silks and Shirt Waist Mater
ials at popular prices. Society King Shoes for "Men.
Fashion- Leader Shoes for Women. Skuffers for the
children.
The CALL
17 So. MAIN ST.
Save Half Your Dental Bill
BY COMING TO OUR
We are the only Dentists
If We Hurt You
Satisfaction
ItTlng Tills Ad and Get Cold Filling In This Oct Kroo.
SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK '
Crowns J-K . $1.00
Bridge Mcvk i.00
Gold Filling, 11.00
22-R Gold Bet Teeth (Tlili Week- 125.00
Ideal Painless Dentists
Dr. 0. 3. Cmathtrs
rFRM.WK.NTLY I,(KTEI AT J i
rxze:
i.. . ' -
ISO was received here today from a
Lynchburg shoe manufacturer.
Financial
CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS.
WHEAT Open Close
Sept 102ft- 104
Dec .... 106 107
May 113 114S
CORN j v
Dec. .... 70 ir
May .... 72 H 74
OATS
Dec. .... ........ 47 48
May .... 50 61 ',4
MESS PORK, per bbl.
Jan 20.40 20,62
LARD, per 100 lbs.
Oct .... ........
Jan. .... ..... .... 9.85
9.27
9.92
SHORT RIBS, per 10 lbs.-t-
Oct .... 11.32
Jan. ". ..10.60 10.77
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
Chicago, Sept. 16. Hogs: receipts
19,000 steady; bulk 9.80198.80; light
8.659.40; mixed 8.25(39.25; heavy
8.0609.00; rough 8.058.20; pigs
4.75 8.00.
Cattle: receipts 16,000; firm;
beeves T.0011.00; steers 6.36(99.26;
stockera and feeders, 6.608.36; cows
and heifers, 8.709.30; calves 8.25
12.26.
Sheep: receipts 35,000; lower;
sheep 5.50(0)6.20; yearlings 6.25
7.35; lambs 7.J58.90.
FOR SALE To the highest bidder
one of the best farms in western
North Carolina as well as one of the
most beautiful places. Farm con
tains about B3 acres and 20 room
residence. Twelve acre park in
front of house. House has electric
lights and telephone. Hot and cold
water and numerous out-buildlngs.
heventy-nve foot tower overlooking
city. This place Just out-side of city
limits of Hendersonvllle, N. C. Has
about one hundred young fruit tree3
Just bearing. I will sell this farm
regardless of price on Tuesday, Sep
tember 22. I will pay fares to all
prospective buyers and furnish con
veyances from station and servo
lunch. Look for auto or carriage
bearing the sign of Over-Look Park.
187-5t.
FALL
WEARABLES
Our stock is just about complete with
the latest things in. fall wear for La
dies, Men and Children. You can al
ways save money on your purchases
here.
COMPANY
OFFICE THIS WEEK
who Say:
1
o, DON'T PAY
A Full Bet of Teeth
with one "hand carved
suction," guaranteed 10
years, perAet fit or no
pay $6.00
(Wc Arc Hero To May.)
Guaranteed Plato ttt.00
F.nanui Filing li.OO
Palnlrwi Kxlrartlnf .... hoc
Over Zagiers
M MS feT.
r
ABVILKTISE,
It In Our
Classified Section
WANTS
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Five room flat furnish
ed, at 80 Cumberland avenue. Phone
1712. 186-6t.
FOR RENT Connecting rooms fur
nished for housekeplng; gas for
cooking. 18 Gardy, 'phone 839.
177-tf
SEPTEMBER is the Ideal month for
mountain excursions. The early
morning and afternoons are cool
and sweet; the midday sun is tern'
pered by the breeie of the higher
altitude. A trip to Mt. Mitchell is
well worth while. Travel without
baggage; you will find food and
shelter watting for you on the
summit. 174-eod-tf
WANTED
New Fall Shoes
Big variety $2 to $5,
Best School Shoes
Nichols Shoe Co,
and our Bargain An
nex on the Square.
WANTED Citizens and visitors of
Western North Carolina to know
that on the summit of the highest
peak between the RockieB and the
Alps: the North Pole and the
Andes Mt. Mitchell, there la avail
able every day in the year board of
an exceptionally good character.
174-eod-tf.
WANTED To buy at once a second
hand range in good condition. Phone
WANTED One hundred young men
and women to enroll at the Ashe
vllle Business college this month
The best positions in the history of
our work Is assured all who at
tend this fall and winter. Special
teachers for every department.
College occupies the entire third
floor north Pack square. Henry S.
Shockley. principal. 184-7t
WANTED Silk and velvet coats,
dresses, waists, and every garment
of the daintiest fabric that needs
cleaning to be sent to the Ashevllle
French Dry Cleaning Co., Phone
389, J. C. Wilbar, propr. Best work,
done promptly.
WANTED Your letters to write,
your books to post, your bills . to
make out. Will do the work cheap
to get practice for our advanced
students. Call at the Ashevllle Busl
ness college, north Pack square,
184-tf
WANTED To borrow $3,000.00 on
improved property in drove Park
for two or three years. Property
worth $5,500.00. Address L. P., care
Gazette-News. 180-12t.
WANTED Students to learn telegra
phy. Positions guaranteed; big de
mand; expert management. Only
short time required. Terms reason
able, board cheap. Charlotte Teles
raphy school, Charlotte, N. C.
184-7L
WANTED Furniture to repair up
holster and retlnish. I make a spe
clalty ot crating household goods
for storage or shipment R. L. Raa
ford, 65 BUtmore avenue, care Mo
Hary company. Phone 228S.
170-2t
WANTED Your pets and all other
domestio animals for treatment by
' competent veterinarian, graduate
of Cornell University. Dr. M. M,
Leonard, 18 8. Pack square. Of nee
phone 1146; residence phone 810
w- 167-26t
O. C. MONROE & CO., No. 118 Ora
street, general contractors, will
build your house cash or time.
164-JCt
WANTED Second hand bicycle In
good condition for small boy. ,
dress J. R. R., Gazette-Newa tf
MIPS HUME Registered nurse, at
tend patients b;- hour. On dollar
first hour, fifty cents after. Massage
extra. Phone 1SK. 4-tf
LOST
LOST Horseshoe
ward. Return to
pin. Liberal re
Moale and Chiles.
18-3t
LOST Sterling silver mesh bag, Sun
day morning between A. D, Btoner'
home and Falrvlew road and First
Baptist church. Reward if returned
185
MOUNT MITCHELL Boston has It
Appalachian club; London Its Al
pine club. Ashevllle, with Its myriad
pesks surroundlnr, ha no organ
ised club for making mountain
Irlpa Why not? 174-od-tf
Accidentally killed.
Cspetown, Sept. 1. Oeneral Jseo
bus llrndrtrk de Lrrey. the well
known Boer general, haa been acci
dentally shot dead near Johaneaburg.
Being Right.
Tou can t be sure you're right aim
pit Iwrau you Iwllere you areAl
b:nt Joiiiuul.
WANTS
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE On account of party
leaving city, anew house on BUt
more avenue, 9 rooms, 2 baths, hot
water heat, large lot, good view.
Will be sold at a bargain. Terms,
lke rent. Moale & dies. 18ts-4t
FOR SALE Comfortable 8-room
home, convenient to passenger sta
tion; lot 90x110. A bargain for
quick sale at 13,500. Some railroad
man can pick up a nice home at
moderate cost, Moale & Clles. :
186-U.
FOR SALE We have real estate
notes amounting to $5,500, secured
by first mortgage on city property,
with tlO.000 placed with us for dis
count. Will sell these notes on good
paying basis. Moale & Clles.
t 186-4t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE For a
farm 10 or 15 miles from Ashevllle,
a new 5-room cottage with bath.
electric lights, hot and cold water.
lot 53x200. 73 Asheland avenue,
Phone 2584. 184-6t,
FOR SALE 9 acres nice farm land
1 house, right at the car line, 19
minutes from the square by car.
$3,000. I. W. Glaser & Co., Harklns
Building. 182-6t,
FOR SALE 3 acres, a nice 5 room
up-to-date house, 1 servant's cot
tage, barn, 2 miles from the square,
$3,000. I. W. Glaseffc Co., Harkin
Building. 182-6t
FOR SALE 100 acre farm, IVi miles
from the square, $10,000. I. W.
Glaser & Co., Harklns Building.
182-St.i
FOR SALE One of West Ashevllle's
prettiest homes. In best residential
section, 9 rooms, large lot; 5 min
utes from car; $6500. Terms. I.
W. GlaBer & Co., Harklns Building.
182-6t.
FOR SALE 8room house, all modern
convenience, 87x312; 5 minutes from
square by car, Merrimon avenue,
$5500. I. W. Glaser & Co., Harklns
Building. 182-5t
FOR SALE Lot on Merrimon avenue,
75x218. 82000. I. W. Glaser & Co,
Harklns Building. 182-8t,
FOR SALE 10 room house, in Bilt
more, all modern conveniences,
laundry, garage, stable and large
garden, lot 100x400, $7500. I. W,
Glaser & Co., Harklns Building.
182-6t
FOR SALE One lot on Montford, 100
x'00, $1000. I. W. Glaser ft Co.,
Harklns Building. 182-6t
FOR SALE Modern 8 room house,
Cumberland avenue, terms, $6500,
I. W. Glaser & Co., Harklns Build
ing. 182-6t
FOR SALE One lot on Montford ave
nue, 100x200,. $850. I. W. Glaser &
Co., Harklns Building. 182-Bt
FOR SALE 10 acres vacant land
miles from city, $1700. I. W. Glaser
ft Co.. Harklns Building. 182-6t
FOR SALE A nice large residence.
Pearson drive, modern conven
iences; lot 72x210. $6300. I. W.
Glaser & Co., Harklns Building.
182-t
FOR SALE Lot 96x200, Montford
avenue, $950. I. W. Olaser ft Co.,
Harklns Building. 182-6t
FOR.8ALE 40 acre farm, with a
modern 9 room house, two and one
half miles from square, $10,000.
The house building alone cost $9000.
I. W. Glaser ft Co., Harklns Build
ing. - 182-6t
FOR BALE 1, 4 room house, one-
half acre of ground. Chestnut street,
$2000. 1. V. Glaser ft Co., Harklns
Building. 182-6t
FOR SALE 2 vacant lots on Border
street. 45x125. $350 each. I. W.
Glaser ft Co., Harklns Building.
182-8t
FOR SALE One 7-room house, mod
ern Improvements; Chestnut street,
lot 60x200, $3750; terms. Bargain.
I. W. Glaser ft Co., Harklns build
Ing. 182-6t
FOR SALE One 8-ronm house, mod
ern Improvements, lot 150 front by
400, West Ashevllle, on car line,
$6500. I. W. Glaser ft Co.. Harklns
Building. - 182-t
FOR CALE 26 acres of land, on car
line, 4 miles from the square, $(000.
I. W. Glaser ft Co.. Harklns Build
Ing. 182-6t
FOR SALE The best farm in this
county, 5 miles from Ashevllle; bot
torn land, Hwannanoa road, 107
acres, $8000. I. W. Glaser ft Co..
Harklns Building. 18l-t
FOR BALE 1 store house near the
passenger depot; rents for $51.00 a
month. $6000. I, W. Glaser ft Co..
Harklns Building. 182-6t
FOR SALE
S vacant lots, two square from the
pot offli'o on paved street.
Western Carolina Realty Co,
J. W. WOIiFK, 8e-'r and Trees.
Phone 74. 10 N. pack Bq.
i
fAUXtI V 1.
. a
Phone Your
Wants to
202
WANTS
. FOR SALE
New Fall Shoes
Big variety 12.00 to 13.00
Best School Shoes
Nichols Shoe Co.
and our Bargain Annex
on the Square.
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED All
grades of silk, Gloria, etc., sewed on
Just like a new umbrella. J. M.
Hearn & Co., 4 Battery Park Place,
near P. O.
FOR SALE Household furniture.
Practically new. Price reasonable. ,
No. 3 Cumberland Circle, phone
2612. , 18?-6t
FREE BRUSH With each purchase
paint, enamel or stain. Carolina
Paint and Varnish Co., 21 BUtmore
avenue. Phone 239. 184-tf
RACINE HOSIERY All sizes, cotton
or wool. Phone 51, E. L. Brown,
agent. . 182-30t
FOR SALE New $25.00 bicycle at
half price. Phone 477. 176-tf,
MOUNT MITCHELL The highest
peak between the Rockies and tha
Alps; the North Pole and the Andes "
Is the objective point of many
pleasant parties this crisp Septem
ber weather. A trip will cap the
climax of your enjoyable experi
ences In "The Land of the Sky."
174-eod-tf
FOR SALE One of the finest corner
lots in Grove Park, surrounded by
handsome homes. Ray-Campbell
Co., No. 1 Haywood street. Phono
1281. 173-lf.
FOR SALE 1 8 H. P. New Era gas
oline engine; 1 6 H. P. Falrbanke
Morse gasoline engine: 1 20 H. P.
Return Tubular, boiler. furnace
type; 1 25 H. P. Atlas Center crank
steam engine. All this machinery
guaranteed to be in good working
condition and will be sold at a
bargain. Ashevllle Supply and
Foundry Company, Eagle, Eagle
Terrace and Market streets. Phonn
IBS. tt
STAPLE Groceries, fresh fruits, ice
cream. Phone 1681. B. M. Shep
herd, 41 East College. :- tt
J. H. McGINNESI. T"nr New Fall
and winter samples now on dlpla.
Masonic Temple, 44 Market street.
FOR BALE Good clean newspapers.
SO for 5 cents. Apply at GaMtte-
Vew, nff'ro. -..
HELP WANTED
GOVERNMENT Positions are easy to
get. My free booklet Y-578 tells
how. Write today now. Earl Hop
kins, Washington, D. C.
WANTED A young lady who under
stands stenography and bookkeep
ing, Wages paid, $9.00 weekly. Ad
dress P. O. Box 364, Ashevllle N.
C. 182-Ct
WANTED Boy to carry papers.
Ap
tf ply to Gazette-News office.
AUTOMOBILES
TAKE A TRIP to Chimney Rock or
Plsgah In one of ttr excellent cars.
With trusty chauffeur. Phone 177.
Uptown office. Langren hotel. Also
best livery, Phone 18. Chambers .
Weaver. 181-2t.
ONE passenger runabout for hire.
Rate $2.00 first hour around city ,
drives. Special rates trips out and
In city on application. Call C.
Thompson, care Dlxla Motor Co.
Phone 203. Il-I0t
BOARDERS WANTED
THE OZARK, 1 North alaln street.
Well people only. Term on appli
cation. THB KNICKERBOCKER. Ho. TT Col
lege street. Phone 111. Delight
ful i:toatlon. central looatlom, teyrf
shady vround. appointment com
plete. Term according to loca.
Uon of room. ft
MISCELLANEOUS
MOUNT MITCHELL With the re
moval of the Balsam forest from
the side of Cllngrann's dome.
Mount Mitchell and the Black
Brothers, a great deal ot the beaut)
of this section will have disap
peared. the trail now. A trtpvH
Mt Mltrhell will prove a flttlni ,
termination to your vacation expe
riences In "The and of the Sky."
174-eod-tl
CALL the Big 400 pressing club wbei
la need of work. Phone 1111. W,
M. r. Johnson. l-ti
i. H. McOINNESSi !.- Mar" M
treef. Tallorln team dyeing
eUantng and repairing. room
181.
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