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Englishman, Now German
PALAIS ROYAL
-r -r XT TTT
Gives tlis v lews of war
XffEASHZVILLE GAZETTS-NEWB
Berlin,
NoV 15.Houston Stewart
.tihmiffh tViA Hon
. iir. wno,
wmZL .h admiral, ha become "a
'snr ntrlbute.1 to one of
rra.mburg new.PHe a statement
U Ha the present and future
f h" ue . !.;:,. England and Ger-
.lations "v-
ufto convinced that the war be
Ae two countries will last for
ferrnrrexp.a.8;that
u present fighting will continue for
"'tang a time! but rather that an In
"Clonal struggle has commenced
rch the world-war Is but a
-German word 'krelg.' observes
.: Phnmberlaln.' "means mucn more
tV be English word 'war' or the
Pan Pe rnnllv stbnlfies an
WncH"-gUe -, ' .J '.u- H-u..r
, .in.in nersisience '
bstinato p i' rrnaH T this
: J ,.ir between England and
any was. ong feared and every
trort was made. 10 i
a it was wam.w..j
"L we must steel ourselves, for the
Z will be conducted as bitterly
I... nonne nas uuki uui.w-
The Germans will easily mend
l.ir relations wltn Italy ana Kussm.
f i cania la Ilka.
iecm - . , , . . i,,,, v.
in ho a" fllsiuroiiJB -icnipwi.,
.nnrinred tliat force ano sagacity
I; itlinatc!y master that difficulty
hillh KnKlana, nuwovei, nc jncmci
different Kor me struggle vv-
., Fntflnnd and Germany is , no
nil - ,
lr. fieht for physical ascendency.
wh nation wisncs to seuur mc an-
,,,'ili.ncv for its world philosophy,
pie
essential aim of the English Welt- flexible.'
anschauung Is the develQpment of the
will ; the German Is devoted to artis
tically directed knowledge and ac
tion. - .
'The English philosophy produces
energetic, able, but ignorant undisci
plined individuals, whereas the Ger
man method produces great ' mental
power In the Individual and the obe
dient submission of all to one great
purpose. Thus, the average English
man Is not nearly so well educated as
the German, and Is less given to re
flection." .
A situation has now arisen, the
writer ' contends, which will continue
until one nation subjugates the other,
for the two cannot possibly live on
the same footing near and with one
another. Diplomatic agreements and
courts" of arbitration cannot in any
way affect such a situation, for this
is awar between two ideals of life,
and it must be fought out, in war
with firo arms and in peace with in
tellectual weapons.
"There is no need for hatred in this
war," says Chamberlain, . "and the
German may properly perceive and
acknowledge all the excellent things
accomplished by the English method
of life and thought. ;
"But it is impossible by any argu
ment or proof , to convince the Eng
lishman that he and his race are not
predestined to rule the t earth. The
only wayto teach the Englishman
that ho is wrong is to compel him by
force to recognize it. Once Germany
holds the power in its-hand, it can
permit the English and others to fol
low .the bent of theM- own minds in
their own sphere. Rut in the mean
time Germany must be strong and ln-
Today and Tuesday Is Yard Goods Days
The Holiday Season "will soon be on, so now is, a good time
to select what you need in yard goods for the fancy tricks '
- you thought about making into Christmas, gifts.
Come here for whatever you need in yards goods at a saving '
in price. Denims, Silkolines, Cretonnes, Burlaps, Bungalow
Cloth and other art goods.-
Splendid assortment of Royal Society Packages and other
Stamped Goods.
Tuesday is going to be a Big Day in our Yard Goods Section, Because we are Busy Every Tuesday
THE REASON BETTER VALUES - :
Don't Believe Everything You Hear-We are Still Selling Pictorial Review Patterns
SILK SPECIALS
"36-in. Dollar Taffeta, yd .
89c
36-in. Dollar Messaline, yd. 89c
36-in. Dollar Poplins, yd. 89c
36-in. Dollar Faille, yd. . .89c
32-in. Dollar Stripes, yd . . 89c
40-in. Creps de Chine, yd. 98c
DRESS GOODS SPECIALS
54-in. Gabardine, yd. . . $1.39
54-in. Dollar Serge, yd. . . 89c
44-in. Fine Serge, yd. . 75c
36-in. Pretty Plaids, yd. . . 49o
42-in. Shepherd Checks, yd. 49c
All Cloackings Reduced.
Miscellaneous Specials.
,BestHydegrade Galatea yd lflo
Amoskeag Drees Ginghams, yd. Qq
Good Quality Checks, yd. 5o
36-in. Sea Island, yd. , . . 5c
36-in. Bungalow Cloth, yd. 10c
Cretonnes at JQc, 15c, 20O, 25c, Up
Bath Robes for Ladies' and Men, $3.00 Values for
$1.98
Southern Iron Industry
Pushed To Capacity Limit
Baltimore! . Nov. IS. Reviewing the ' spindles. The. Sylvan Cotton mills,
lisiness activities of the south; the Mielbyvllle, Tenn., is having plans
lanufaclui'cru Record reports "the i.reparetl fur - a mill of 10,000 spin-
tire lion industry of the south is dies us . an addition to its present
ing pushed to the limit of present-plant. ; G . 11. Miller, Chattanooga,
froduclng capacity, with a further Tcnn., and associates are planning to
Uvance reported in prices of pig- hulld a cotton 'mill. The Avondale
on. A number of furniicejt, long Idle, Mills, Birmingham, is reported as lo
t8 Dcing nmuv rntuy iu lmuw in uoiki a mree aiury nun ai syiucauga,
Llckly as possible to take care of Ala., and to equip it for manufactur
es heavily increasing consumption ing wutste product from the three
plfr-iron. . . j mills owned by the. company at liir-
"But as yet the iron and steel In- miimham and Sylacauga.
rssU of this section have not ad- u'. U. Bonsai eomuanv has been
Vnced in proportion to the arhaxtnft ' incorporated at Hamlet, N. C. with
crease 111 orouucing . unuauuy . S200.000 eaDital stock to mine and
miKnnm Ilie wesi una me qnsi.
The present prndtic'tlon of iron In
It United Stntes . Is exceeding 100,
Wtons a dny, and tf this the suth
making only ntuiut to per ment nue
the fact that iron, and steelde
lopment in the south has not' yet
pt pace by increased ckpacity with
le progress in the west.
Among the Industrial enterprises
ported to the Manufacturers Ttec
ii from various parts of the south
r the week as the following: Bibb
unufacturing company, Columbus,
., Is preparing to build' an addltlon
mlll to be equipped- with .18,000
I IY OUT
Resident of Asheville Shows
the Way.
There's one effective way to relieve
Mney backache, '
Liniment and plusters iuay rellove
But .they seldom reach the caus
Backache la cause to suspect the
dneys. ,
DohiTs K'dney Pills are for dls
dered kldi..ys.
Aihevllle people back them up.
Bead n case of It.
Mrs. G. B. Turner. 44 Holland St..
shevllle, says. "My back Diilned me
p that It was almost impossible for
' 'P get up or down.) I tried differ
I"! remedies. Bu nothing neloed me
f "til I started unlnir Dom'i Kldnev
'in, procured at Smith's Druir Store.
.
i"i" nox removed th. na.lni In my
nd made me feel batter."
rice SOc. at all dealers. Don't
"Ply nsk for a kidney remedy get
""I Kirinev Plll4h dutnn that
fn. Turner had. Foater-Mllburn Co.,
wp.. Buffalo. N. T.
handle sand, gravel, etc,
The South Florida Farms com-'
pany, of Miami, Fla has awarded a
contract for the construction, of 100
miles of canals and i ' ririn
100,000 acres of land"... I;.. i De
Soto counties. . ,
' The Fisheries company of Arunsas
Pass, Tex., proposes to spend $100,
000 tor enlarge its plant for the man
ufacture of oil and fertilizers from
llsh. 1
J. J. Kane, Galveston, Tex., who
was recently reported as to establish
a $00,000 shipbuilding plant, pro
poses now, In connection with New
York capital, to enlarge the enter
prise and construct a planj at a cost
of $1,000,000. '
The Standard Sulphur company, of
New Orleans has been incorporated
with a capital stock of $50,000 to de-'
velnp nil and sulphur properties in
Calciiwleu parish.
.These are a few of the many enter
prises reported from 'all parts of the
south, covering a very wide range of
industries and indicating a general,
tendency towards a revival of Indus
trial activities.,
I.unibor and naval stores, as well as
Iron, have been advancing rapidly In
price, with a much heavier movement
and this better condition In Iron, lum
ber, naval stores and other Interests
Is showing Itself In a rapidly grow
ing freight traffic on Southern roads,
with many lines ordering, or prepar
ing to order, additional rolling stock
to meet the heavy traffic, now In
sight.
Cloaks and Suits
The Ready-to-Wear Department is a busy
place just now. Coats and Suits are marching
out to beat the band. Some brand new raodels,
will be here Today and Tuesday for you to se
lect from -and as you know our prices are al
ways lower.
Special discount on every Ladies' and Chil
dren's Coats. '
$20.00 Suits, Today and Tuesday .... $13.90
$25.00 Suits, Today and Tuesday . . . . $18.00
See the Sample Suits no two alike range
in prices from $14.00 to $18.00, special
IN THE
MILLINERY SECTION
Much More Style for Less Money,
Come Today and ,Tuesday and look over the
pretty Trimmed Hats, Shapes and Trimmings.
Kemember, we trim all Hats Free of Charge.
Some very low specials will be here for you
Today and Tuesday. Come and see these big
reductions.
$12.00
Headquarters for Holiday Goods of All Kinds
-SALE OF BLANKETS
For Today and Tuesday.
$5.98 Blankets . ..... $4.98
$5.00 Blankets ...... $3.98
$3.50 Blankets . . . .. . .$2.75
One lot of Cotton Blankets,
$1.50 values, ... ... ... . 98c
SALE OF COMFORTS
Every Comfort in the house re
duced for Todav and Tuesday.
Good Values In Ladies', Misses
and Children's Underwear.
Ladies' and Misses' Bleached
Union Suits, at 50c
Laides' "Wool Union Suits,
at ... ... ... $1.98
Children's Bleached Vests and
Pants ... ... 25c
Ladies' Heavy Bleached Vests
and Pants, at 50c
Gowns and Sleepers for Chil
dren 25 and 50c.
Laides' Gowns at 50c, 75c and 98c.
LARGE VARIETY OF
SWEATERS
For Laides', Misses', Chil
dren and Infants' Knit Caps
of all kinds. Teddy Bear Sets.
Scarf Sets. Everything in Knit
Goods. Come look through this
big department.
rife I
The Largest Variety of Pretty Dolls In Asheville
What's Professor Dlggs doing
lhfe days?"
"He's trying to decipher a Babylon
Inn tablet"
"Any results so far?'
"Mrs. Plggs. h nervous prostra
tion rnd the children have been sent
NEW YORKERS GIVE
ASHEVILLE PRAISE
Dr. Rodger P. O'Neill and W. F.
Meehan of New York are visitors In
Asheville who say that .the full story
advertising literature, no matter how1
skilfully the words aro chosen. Hav
ing read Asheville booklets, these gen
tlemen, both of whom are great trav
elers, decided to spend a brief vaca
tion here. They are guests at the But
tery Park hotel.
At the board, of trade offices this
morning they gave the chief recrea
tion region of the mountains some of
the most enthusiastic praise it has re
ceived from tourists. Dr. O'Neill de-
oZot th. beauty and attractiveness - S
ham Ae-Herald this section cannot be expressed In I with many famous resorts in - the
United States and Europe he found
this the "most come backable" place
he has seen. The New Yorkers said
that they expected to send many of
their friends to the Land of the Sky.
v ,
Some men perform a duty as if
they were paid for doing it and were
doubtful about the pay.
First Suffragist Why have you "Does your suburban neighboij
broken your friendship with Mrs. raise his own vegetables?'
Jinks? I "No; he comes in the night and, lift
Second Suit ragiBt The horrid crea- mine." Baltimore American.
ture told some one that I was effemi
nate. Richmond Times-Dispatch.
A taste for an extra good biscuit is
fully satisfied If you make It with Lar
abee's Best Flour. ' iH-tf.
Wisdom Is the art of being out
when people call who wanf to borrow.
"And when shall I take th sleep
Ing draught, doctor?"
"Well, about fifteen minutes before)
you' go to sleep." Boston Transcript
Ambition never has time to take
day off.
Soph Does your car smoke?
Senior Only when I try to back'ar,
The Record.
BrinqinQ Up Father tfl (Copyright 1915. "International News Service)
43 By Georae McManus
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MAAlt I1 WAIT
IN1 UP TO HAVE
TELL HER.
THE HICKE.Y
VE0OIN3!
NELL-TELL
ME A BOOT
THE.WEDDIN5"
HOW VER
THE LADlt,
THET WEREN'T
DSe?tEO MUCH
TO tPEAK OP-
nvt A WONDER
THEX DIDN'T
CATCH COLD!
rlOW WAJ
THE DRlDE
DRESSED 7
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WTTH ftf r rno-rviKicJ
AND A DRESV THAT
WUZ. TOO LON.4 FER
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Y I FVF. MACOlcnO II I
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HOW DID MR.
HICIEX - THE
CR.00M-L00K?
s -
A IS THAT.
WHAT TOO
CALl THE
JNK THAT'S TO
BE. MAREQ?
i
HE DlONT
SHOW UP!
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