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-teestej September 30, 1914 TTTW ' '--" Wm,Miadl ujug.uitvA, ........ PAG!3"im3 1 ""' ' " "" A 1 . I 1 ii . ji " ' I I SaSS"''-"V"aW-- r i i 1 ... -. LIES HIKE HEM 1 LAST EKD BATTLE LIKE (Continued from pace 1) o enemy's line. It seemed en as if there were only a s flashes of cold steel before )a enemy broke and the can ,fl were immediately trained n the fleeing foe to avenge the Zouaves who had fallen in the twrge. j No Change Says Berlin. Berlin, Sept. 29. (Via. Lon don. Sept. 30.) A report giv en out by the war department tonight says: 1 I 41 There has been fierce fight jng oar our right but iio change in position. At tho center quiet prevails." I London, Sept. 30. A dis-J patch ' to Eeuter's Telegraph company coming by way of sAmsterdam, from BerliD, says: the headquarters of the Ger-1 man general staff,'' made the following official statement last 'night: j "On our right wing in France no decisivo battles have occurred. Between the pisne and the Mouse it is gen erally quiet. The army oper ating against the forts in the Mcuse was repulsed. The French have made a new as sault along tho line from Ver-jduntoToul. J "The siege artillery has op ened fire on the forts of Ant werp. The assault of tho Bel gians against the attack line lifts been repulsed. "In the eastern theater of war tho assaults of the allies on the Germans along the Huwalki, failed. "We today be gun an attack on the fort at Ossonrouce." Milady's JYItrror 5 STARTED TODAY KO HIS RUPTURE Car of Teeth. It you were to tell tbe average wo man that her teeth were not clean she would look at joo is indignation. Does the not brush tbem every morning and night? Thla ts not all that la needed to keep tbem la good condition, bow ever, and it is not even enough to keep tbem clean. . Of coarse, upon arising la the morn ing tbe tee tli must be brushed and tbe month washed out However, at this early stage it is unnecessary to use a powder or paste, as It Is taken tor granted that the mouth haa been made clean the night before upon re tiring. Therefore in the morning it Lis only necessary to brush the teeth with water and then to rings out tbe month with good wash. Now the mouth is in good condition to receive After the morning meal comet the real brushing. This time a reliable paste or powder should be used, the teeth scrubbed with a brash up and down aa well at across the surface so as to get out every particle of food. Also remember to scrub the inside as well as the outside of tbe teeth, for this Is where the deadly tartar forms, and that Is at tbe root of al most all dental troubles. Now rinse out the mouth with wa ter several times to free it of all paste or powder. Inspect the teeth with a looking glass held close to the mouth, and if they are not perfectly I clean in the crevices take a piece of dental floss aud force, between tbe teetb. This will free them of all par ticles which remain in the month. After each meal go through this proc ess if you wish to keep your teetb in tbe best condition. , I waa badly ruptured whtla llftlnv trunk everal yeri ago. Dotora said my only hope of cure waa an . opera tion. Trusses did me no rood. Fin ally I got hold of something that quickly and completely curad ma. - , i vmmu. mua am rupiuro JUry IS UnOSen in Superior "a never returned, although I am Iuvius nwa worts as a &rpenter. There waa no operation, no loat time. Iuu tiuuuio. x nave noinmg to sen, but will give full information about w i nnv Vnu mav flnrt a itnmnM. Mti without operation, if you write to roe. Eugene M. Pullen, Carpenter. 14 8 A Marcellua avenue, Manasquan. N. J, . , VK. w. . , ,hl. v In Bueprlor court thla morning M t0 any others who are ruptured you Charges of criminally assoultlng Mrs. may save a, life or at least stop the To Sparc Cathedral. London, Sept. 30. A Reuter dls patch from Amsterdam says a Rome ul8iatch reaching Rotterdam via Bcr liii, says: "li the bnttlo around Mallnes the Germans were ordered not to bom bard tho town in order to spare the cathedral. Tho Belgians themselves threw heavy shells Into the town from fort Woehlin. "The rommonder of the German minim around Antwerp announces liis readiness to make tho following; t'grvemcnt with tho Belgian and the American and Spanish ministers: "if the Urlglan military authorities will agree not to use the monuments f the city and particularly tho steeples of the churches for military purposes, tho Germans will spare thtxe monuments so far as possible while using tho high explosive power of modern shells." Itrpulse German. London, Sept. 10. A dlspotch to Reuters Telegraph company says that '.he Telcgranf has received this mea Mge from Antwerp; "From various points the garrison made aorties and repulsed the Ger mans with heavy losses. The bom lrdment of forts Woelhom and 8t Catherine, by the Germans continues. A single attack has been delivered by the Germans on Forts Llesele and Hrcedonk." . rnconfirmed. Washington, Sept. 10. Official dls patches received by the French am basny today, duplicated In part last night's official statement of the Bor dux war office, and gave no eon Urination of the reported defeat the German right wing. A brief cable rram from the foreign office, doted September 21. announoed more Ifber, al conditions for business men under we moratorium. Jans Toko Town. Toklo, Sept. 30. The Japanese utei is reported to have landed an (xpedltion that captured Lao Che, not far from Taing-Tau. They captured four field guns, abandoned by the enemy and garrisoned the town with a small force. 30,000 Carrier Pigeon, London, Bopt. 30. Thirty thou 'and carrier pigeons for use in the national mall service have been placed at the disposal of the government by homing pigeon societies In Birmingham. Ernestine V. Hooper on June 28, last, misery of rupture and the worry and on the Bwannanoa road. Considerable n Pion. time waa taken in the selection of the Jury and Mrs. Hooper th prosecuting witness took the stand at 11:45. She was being cross-examined by Judge T. A. Jones when court recessed for noon By order of Judge E. B. Cllne the court was cleared of all people, ex cept witnesses, relatives of the de- fendont anil Afflnara nt tH Anurt anil newspaper men. Judge Jones objected Men Given Permission to Loot to this and the defense took an ex ception. Judge Jones announced that he would test the constitutionality of the act of tbe legislature under which the court cleared the room. Mrs. Hooper's testimony was much the same as that given before Magis trate B. L. Lyda in the preliminary hearing held on last June. The story told by her was more in detail. The following constitute the Jury trying the case: O. W. T. Gentry, J, P. Padgett, R. C. Pickens, J. B. Dotson, J. M. Sluder, W. W. Green T. L. Baldwin; all of whom are reg- DEALING WITH TOWNS Peronne Amiens Polite ly Treated. , : I ABVOLTfSEr I None Yourl Tf In Oup'p Wants P Classified Section 202 WANTS BOARDERS WANTED WANTED Boarders at 125 Lexington avenue. No ick people, 199-et, THE OZARK, 78 North, Main street Well people only. Term on appli cation. Il-tt THB KNICKERBOCKER. No. 11 Col. lege street. Phone 1SS. Delight ful t:tuatlon. central location, large shady grounds, appointment com' nleta. Terms according: to loca tion of room. tt The Ne?k and Throat. Now that the blouse with the open neck is the thlug to wear it behooves women to take great ear of the skia of the neck nod throat, which, if once allowed to become red and scorched through sunburn, looks very unsightly indeed. Some people, it is true, ad mire the becoming brown which is characteristic of th river girl, bnt we do not all brown becomingly, and in any case constant tanning and brown ing to such na extent are bound to harm tho skin in due course. If yon make a practice of wearing low necked blouses out of doors don't forget your sun- ahade and rna a- little glycerin and rosewater well into the skin of tbe throat and ueck a few minutes before going out, wiping it off again with a oft towel. Then dust over with little powder, Thla affords ample pro tection as a rule, unless, of course, you spend a very great part of your time on tbe river or at th seaside. If yon tan easily ovoid low necked blouses for both river and seaside wear, for "pre' ventlon is better than cure." London, Sept. 80. Correspondents of the Times In France, give contrast ing instances of the manner in which Germans deal with the towns they oc cupy. During the German occupation of Peronne, owing to the failure to ular Jurors and the following from Provlde th8 requisitions demanded, the special venire of 100 talismen: P, the commanding officer, a Times cor- C. Coats, A. E. Sluder, C. T. Ray- respondent says, gave .the troops per neia, j. a. wara ana j. u. vance. mission to loot the town, for two hours. The Germans needed no second Invitation, it is said, and furniture. ancient and modern silver and bronze, pictures and personal property were loaded on trains and taken away. Afterwards houses and shops were burned. At Amiens, In similar circumstances but where requisitions were satisfied, the Times' correspondent pays a trlb UtA tn thA WAV in whinh thA flppmitns no runner acuon nas oeen uuun Kept their part of the bargain. No 11 in the matter of the officers and mag- legal demands were made, all public lstrates mentioned tn the report of the Superior court Deputy Sheriff T. R. Parker .waa removed from office and Judge E. B. Clin asked for the res ignations of Magistrates W. R. Gud- ger and J. A Mclntyre and Captain Grady Anderson, in charge of con vltc camp No. 2, although at noon today none of these officers had pre sented their resignations to the court. CHARGE COTTON SEED PRICES ARE DEPRESSED Washington, Sept. 30. Senator (Continued from nave ) The local chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will hold an lmnortant meetlne tomorrow. Hoke Bmlth and Representative iv-1 Thursday, afternoon at t o'clock at today conferred with Justice de-1 the residence of Mrs. Thomas W. Pat partment official over the alleged de- ton, No. 95 Charlotte street. A mem presslo nof cotton seed prices by alorial will be read at this meeting by combination." They submitted no I Mrs. J. E. It ay. As it will be the last definite Information but declared sig- business gathering of the local chapter niflcance might be attached to the before the state convention of the fact that while the prloe of cotton seed oil has decreased only a few cents the price of the seed Is only about half what It was last year. The department has begun an Investlga tlon. How to Walk Corraotly. . "Tbe proper way to walk," eaya a writer in tbe Woman' Home Compan ion, "is with tbe foot almost flat so that tbe weight of tbe body at each step is distributed over tbe entire sole of the advanced foot Th beet should touch th ground first and foot point straight abead. Do not attempt to stiffen tbe knees In military style, but let tbem give somewhat with each step; let the arms swing naturally at tbe side and take a moderately long stride. If you do considerable walk log and bold tbe body erect with the chest high you need not worry about lb correct way, because In order to cover ground rapidly you will strike the ground with th heels first, and In a long walk any one who toes out win observe thnt there Is an ever Increasing tendency to point the foot straight ahead." of Austrian fclilp Torpedoed. London, Sept. 30. A Time dis patch from Milan gives under reserve a report that while two Austrian "nlpa w,ra attempting a sortie rrora t-aUaro. on of them was torpedoed. Irm-ii Tpko Town. Ixindon, Sept. 30. Th Time cor tenpondent nt Nancy, France, sends n unconfirmed report that the "nen had retaken UL Ulchlel un. 'Wtlfied town on the Meua. southeast J'f Verdun and also that they had eap V"d the Prince of Havana at No "y. 14 mile north af Nancy. in correspondent adria. according report, tne Germans are -""iltinf Nomeny to fre the prlnc. I Th prlno Teferreil in In the Tin... Iritch U probably tht frown Prlnre uperrht, hol tn eommsnd of th Whn Washing Dish. If the paims of your bands get scaly and dry never put them into strong oda water, such as s used ln wash ing up dishes, without first rubbing vaseline well Into them. Put yout bauds in th water as little ss possl ble. Use a dlsb mop or cloth ln wash Ing up dishes. After finishing th dishes cleanse your hands thoroughly ln a lather ol good toilet soap and hot water. Apply glycerin and rosewater and wear pair of ebamot leather glove (or wall, . Preventing Sunkuen. To entirety orvent sunburn on a ton der sklu Is almot Impossible. But It can be greatly lessened by rubbing cold cream on th fac before going out in th strong sunlight. Cover the face and neck (If th neck Is to be exposed) with a cream, pub It in t r "o meats; then wipe it all off. but not too thoroughly, and dust with rlca powder. When yoa return as th eram and powder again. If your fac should be come chopped bath It with very hot water. Friotlo Fr th Skin. Friction means a healthy skin and good complexion. Unless the pores sre kept opn by excreta It la necessary to resort to artificial mean to keep the skn In good condition. A flesh brash loofnh or friction glov should form part of every bathing equipment A rough towel, used vigorously after thr bath, can also accomplish much. RESENTED fiESISfJMS Financial CHICAGO GRAIN QUOTATIONS, WHEAT Sept. . ... ,. Dec. .... . . , May .... . . CORN Dec. May .... OATS Dec. .... May .... FORK Sept .... jan. .... - LARD ..... Open Close IDS 106 110 109 1178 115 , 72 70 ,'"': 49 47 , 62 61 WANTS FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR BALE Lot on Hillside near Lib erty, 49x158, southern exposure, $1. 250, Lot on Courtland avenue 65x 120, paved street, $750. Ray-Campbell Co., No. 1 Haywood. Phone 1281. lM-tf. FOR SALE Four lota In West Ashe- vllle, about 4 blocks from ear line. Address A., Gazette-News. - 190-12t FOR RENT F03 RENT 6 room house, No. 21 Central avenue. Apply at the house. Phone 660. 198-3t WANTS FOR SALE I New Fall Shoes Big variety 92.00 to $5.00 Best School Shoes Nichols Shoe Co. and our Bargain Annex on the Square. FOR RENT Two connecting front rooms for light housekeeping. All convenience, private residence. Tel ephone 1337. 197-6t 25 lbs. of sugar $1.90 14 lbs. Holly flour .80 24 lbs. Butterfly . .90 , 24 lbs. Gold Medal .... .90 Pure leaf lard lb. ,.15 j Compound lard lb. .... .10 G. D. Allison, phona 1642. 199-61 HUMAN HAIR GOODS at price. 165 College street reduced 199-3t FOR RENT 2 connecting and one single room furnished for house keeping, with gas. 18 Grady, 'phone 839. l--tf .....li.97 17.50 19.67 RIBS Oct .... Jan. .... , . 9.f.2 , 10.3 5 ..11.15 9.65 9.97 11.17 10.40 FOR RENT Furnished room. Phone 2538. Reasonable. 19-St IFOR RENT- -Furnished rooms, Np. 72 College street Phone 1828. 194-6t. WANTED building were respected and the beautiful cathedral was not violated in any way. The officers in many cases went out of their way to show politeness. KHftKitKstsii9tr. si .. n m X ADDmotfATj SOGTATj and t at FKRSONAL NOTES. t t 8t ttK ? t-.V.KX CHICAGO GRAIN. Chicago, Sept. 30. Wheat contin ued down grade on high receipts of the world's available supply and re ports of the free Canadian offers at Liverpool. Opened unchanged to 1 lower and in later dealings suffered moderate setback all around. Fine weather had a bearish effect on cpnv After opening to low. er, recovered somewhat, but still tended to sag. Oats developed independent strength on buying by speculative leaders. Provision went lower on a fall In hogs. NEPHEW KILLS FARMER, AUNT AND HIMSELF Daughters, a full attendance is de sired tomorrow afternoon. A number of reports are to be made by members of the chapter and the meeting prom Ises to be one of great Interest to those who are Interested in the work of the Daughters of the Confederacy. H t The tea dance given yesterday af ternoon at tho Grove iPark Inn was one of the most Interesting social events of the afternoon in the city. Three The enthusiastic younger dancing set availed themselves of this one of the New Fall Shoes Big variety $3 to $5. Best School Shoes Nichols Shoe Co. and our Bargain An nex on the Square Free toilet articles, it will pay you to get one. Read my ad. tn want columns. G. D. Allison, phone 1648 199-3t WE NOW have en sale some splendid values ln second handed and slightly defaced machines. If you are ln need of a aewlng machine, it will pay you to call at our shop and look over these machines. Singer Sewing Machine Company, No. 18 North Pack square. 198-71 FACTORT REBUILT TYPEWRIT ERS of all makes at a big saving on the mfg'a price of new machines. Typewriter Exchange Dept. J. M. Ilearn & Co., 4 Battery Park Place. FOR SALE Sourwood honey, 20c lb. 25 lbs. or more, 17 o per lb. B. T. Tiller, 23 Broadway. 197-3t FOR SALE CHEAP One Chalmers 80-Five passenger automobile ln good condition. Apply 21 Blltmore Avenue. 196-6t FRESH fruit staple groceries, phone 1631. B. M. Shepherd, 41 . East College. ONION SETS For Fall planting. Extra Early White Pearl 15 cents quart. White Bermuda 20 cents a quart L. R. Strieker, 26 West Col lege. 193r3Ut. NEW YORK MONEY. New York, Sept. 30. Mercantile paper 7 . Sterling exchange heavy for cables 4. 98 4. 99; for demand WANTED Those 4P74.98. Bar silver 62. ONE or two furnished rooms for housekeeping. Mrs. Deland, Gen. Delivery. Asheville, N. C. 198-3t CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. Chicago, Sept. 30. Hogs Receipts 20,000: dull; bulk 8.608.65; light 8.55 iT9.10; mixed 8.60(3)9.05; heavy 8.658.85; pigs 4.758.10. Cattle Receipts 14,000; weak; beeves 8.65 W 11.60; stockers and feed ers S.S08.80; cows and heifer 6.80 9.10; calve 9.1011.25. Sheep Receipt 14,000; weak; sheep 5.5005.76; yearlings 5.607.50; lambs 6.00 7.60. Springfield, Tenn., Kept 2 persons wero shot to death here to day. G. M. Babb, 64 years old and his remaining opportunities of social en wife, Mrs. Stnlo Babb, were killed joyment at the Inn and attended in with a revolver supposedly by Owen large numbers. The week-end dances Fisher, 41 years old, a nephew. Fisher ad the Tuesday afternoon functions then killed himself. Babb was at the Inn have proven most enjoyable wealthy. Ill feeling over the settlement throughout the season and have been of a nestata Is thought to nave lea to largely attended. the killing. Villa to Meet Peace Man. Torreon. Mex., Sept. SO. General Villa has left here for Aguas Callen- tea where he expects to meet Gen eral Obregon, head of the peace com mission representing Carranza. He haa received hundreds of messages from army officers urging, him to make a peaccfl settlement wh Car- ransa. Tennessee ln Port. London, Sept. 30. The cruiser Ten neBsee. sailing from weymoum, nas arrived at Falmouth where she will Indefinitely await final disposition of relief funds. wan near K K Invitations have been received In Asheville to the "At Home" to be giv en on riday of this week by the Wom an's club of Greensboro. The hours of receiving will be from 3 to 6 o'clock and the occasion Is to mark the opening of the club year ln Greens boro. On the evening of this same day, Mis Adelaide Fries, president of the State Federation has called a meeting. Mrs. Michaux, president of the Greensboro club and Mrs. Milll- kan, secretary, will be speakers and a apclal period will follow durlrg which refreshments will be served and social features enjoyed. t H Mr. J. B. Hoist will be the hostess for the tlrst meeting of the Saturday Music club to take place during the coining week end at 8:30 o 'clock ln the Baraca building on Church street. The club booklets containing the program for the ensuing year and all club Information win shortly come from press and It Is hoped to hear them In time for distribution at this Several new member hav ter Is "Contemporary composers. I at Miss Eva Orr and M1ss Myrtle Franklin Swimmer, In 1720 Benjiiinlu Franklin working a a printer at Watts", Lincoln Inn Plaids, and taught two shopmates to swim. "t twice going Into tn rirr With tliem and som. .. f hlr friends from lb country bv I lotnad this popular musical orgnnlza- mM . t-l.lr hv water to Chelsea, aud tlon and many other manifestations ' . . ,k. of DrocTeas have been mad. Th suo- In onr return." be recorded, nl ; the r0fynor tne autumn an wln. requeue or tne vuuiuujr. ty VVygnte had excited. I stripped and i.. intn th rir and swam from pear Chelsea to Blnckfrlars, perform- Chambers are In Woodrow, N. C, the in on the war many reata or acuvuj. u --..- both opou and under ths water, that surprised and pleased thos to whom .l. m-ara riOreltle Ixndou Tstlcr. Pry's Meteor, Th meteor discovered at Cape Tork In Greenland, by Cuptnln renry, bj chemical analysis reveals Its coinposl tlon to be: Iron, 01.470 parts; nickel 7.785 psrts; cobalt, 0JU3 parts; coppor 0.014 Darts: phosphorus. 0202 partx carbon. 0.023 parts. Tb. It will b noted, are all original chemical elc menu and th meteor came Is frrm In) TUI' City News T, S. Clay, who haa charge of the Personal Work" at the famous Jerry McCauley mission in New York city, will speak at the mid-week service of the First Baptist church tonight at o'clock. SCHEDULE ARRANGED FOR WORLD'S SERIES Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 30. The first two games between the Philadel phia Americans and the Boston Na tlonals for the world's championship will be played In Philadelphia October 9 and 10 and the third and fourth In Boston. October 11 and 13. The fifth game will be played ln Philadelphia October 13 and a sixth In Boston Oc tober 14 if that game is necessary. Should a seventh game be required it will be played on October 15 In the citv to be decided on then. That was decided here at a meeting of the National baseball commission. The umpires will be Klem and By ron of the National league and Dlneen and lllldebrand of the American league. who desire first class service in cleaning and press ing are never disappointed with tne work of the Asheville French Dry Cleaning Co.; "know how" and close attention to least details give best results. Phone 389, J . C. Wilbar. t WANTED Second hand four or five barrel self-measuring gasoline tank. C. O. Logan! Waynesvllle, N. C. 197-I2t FALL DRESSMAKING done at the home or call at No. 77 Eagle street. 197-31 WANTED You to know that I will save you money on Paints, Stains, Enamels, etc. S. O. Bradley, Caro. Una Paint A Varnish Co.. 21 Bill- mora avenue. Phone 239. 188-t( WANTED To buy at one a second hand rang In good condition. Phon 925. 186-tf. WANTED Your letters to write. your book to post your bills to make out, Will do the work cheap to get practice for our advanced students. Call at the Asheviue Busi ness college, north Pack square. 184-tf RACINE HOSIERY All sizes, cotton or wool. Phone 51, E. L, Brown, agent 2.aot WANTED To furnish Paint for your home. We save you 25 per cent of your paint cost 6. O. Bradley, Car olina Paint Sl Varnish Co., 21 Bilt more avenue. Phona 239. 188-tI FOR SALE One of the finest corner lota tn Grove Park, surrounded Dy handsome homes. Ray-Campbell Co., No. I Haywood street Phone 1281. 173-tt FOR SALE 1 IH.F. New Era gas oline engine; 1 6 H. P. FairtmnK Morse gasoline engine: 1 20 H. P. Return Tubular boiler, furnace type; 1 25 H. P. Atlas Center erank ateam engine. All this machinery guaranteed to be Sn good working condition and will be sold at a bargain. Asheville Supply and Foundry Company, Eagle. Eagle Terrace and Market atreets. Phone 165. M FOR SALE Good Clean newspaper. B0 for I cent. Apply at Oasett Nw. off!c. HELP WANTED WANTED White girl to do cooking and general housework. Apply 7 Cumberland. Phone 153. 199-3t WANTED Your pets nd all other WANTED Capable men to represent domestlo animal for treatment by competent veterinarian, graduate of Cornell University. Dr. M. M. Leonard. 13 8. Pack quar. Office phon 1346; rtldnc phon 810. I WANTED Second hand bicycl In good condition for small boy. fl- drea J. R. R.. Gazette-News. tf MISS HUME Registered nurs. at tends natlenta b:- hour One dollar first hour, fifty cents after. Mamsg extra. Phone l6t. 46-tf AUTOMOBILES PRESIDENT APPROVES OF CONGRESS RECESS mens deeps of cosmic space. mvsterv of carbon I on display her j .i ..t.n,. ntr.'liu Xn hitherto UUcoverl ma for - . V. Va-U lm.Hran I "'"'" " ' ' in any uicier.- .v.. - ... h St St Mr. and Mra George W. Clement have moved to their new home In Ar lington Heights, Hollywood street, from No. 16 South French Broad avenue. St t Mrs. C. P. Ambler has returned from "Rattlesnake Lodge, ncr sum mer home. Charles O. Tennent of Asheville has been elected president or the ireiin nun class of the University of North Carolina, the enrollment of this class for the present year being about 300. at t Miss Katie Abrahams, who ho been th. hmiM uet of Miss Genevieve Theobold at her home on West Chest Washington, Bopt 30. President Wilson today approved a legislative program for ongres which Includes postponement of consideration of the hip purchase bill until Kovemoer la, aftT the fall elections. The plan, as outlined by tho orn- clals today, includes a rocesa by tho senate. The house Is to finish consid eration of tho Clayton bill, th reve- nuo and also recess for a few day. ACCEPTS RESIGNATION OF DR. L. L. SEAMAN TAKE A TRIP to Chimney Rock or Plsgah in on of our excellent cara With trusty chauffeur. Phone 177. Uptown office. Langren hotel. Also best livery. Phone H. Chamber . Weaver. 181-6t. MISCELLANEOUS Pur North Carolina sourwood honay, new and tine, 20c per section, 1 for SBe. G. D. Allison, Phonel643 Ill-It us in this and adjoining countlea. Splendid opportunities for good hustlers. References required. Sing er Sewing Machine Company, No. 18 N. Pack square. lll-7t in u 1 GOVERNMENT Positions are easy to get My free booklet Y-573 tells how. Write today now. Earl Hop kins, Washington, D. C, WANTED Boy with wheel Must be able to work a lata a midnight. Good pay. Apply Postal Telegraph. Il7-t WANTED Cook and mold at 42 Wal nut street. Good wages paid to good cook. Permanent positions. 118-St WANTED Men to learn the barber trade. Few weeks computes. Good money made. Best trade In exist ence for poor man. Machinery can't k' 1 It. Our graduates greatly In de mand on account of our thorough training, Write for catalogue. Moler Barber Collage, Atlanta, Ga. 116-61 Washington, Sept. 80. President Wilson has received and accepted tha resignation of Dr. IJvfngston I-aw-renc Seaman, aa a first lieutenant of the army. The resignation waa writ ten before Secretary Garrison called on Dr. Seaman for an explanation of his alleged attacks on th German campaign In Belgium. On of th many roumeg taught at Y. M. C A. Night School, bookkeep ing !- J, H. MeOINNES. Tailor New Kali and winter sample Mw on iapiaT. Masonlo Tempi. 44 Mrkt irat CALL th Big 400 preaatng club when In need of work, pnon -" M. F. Johnson. Il-tt J. H. McOINNESb No. 4 Mar' at atraat. - Tahorln steam dyeing alaanlna and MDatrtng. Thon llll. WANTED Boy to carry papera ply to Gazette-News omce. Ap-tf LOST LOST Between Park square and swsnnsnna hotel or on Aston streai yaaterday afternoon a string Of am ber beads. Satisfactory reward to finder. At OufTey's Dry Goods stor. !- FOR SALE t vacant lout, two square from tin Boat off Ire on pavnl street. tt Weitern Carolina Realty Co. I-O NOTARY POBUO WORK P- "jVH'' T' pit at QstU- New .file. Ht' I Hion t74, 10 a. PacK n. narian army ln that rnn. Fhon your want to 101.
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