THE ASIIEVILLE TBIES.
SUNDAY, NOV. 25, 1917
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Mr. and Mra. Edwin Beal, of Chatta
nooga. Tenn., axe in Asheville for a
short time.
Mr Oweti Norvel left yesterday
afternoon for Salisbury, where she
will be the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin Overman, for sev
eral days.-.
Lieutenant Everett Wilson, from
Camp Jackson, at Columbia, b. C, it
spending the week-end with his moth
er, Mrs. W. H. Wilson, at her hone on
Cumberland avenue.
Rev Dr. J C. Rowe has returned to j
his home at Salisbury. Dr. Howe has
been the guest of his . daughter,
A M Frve, at Bryson City, for several
days' and en route to his .home he
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Johnson, at their home on Merrimon
avenue. s? '
Mr. M. V Moore has returned from
New York, where he has been spenrt
lng'several (lays on business. -
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Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Rankin and
Miss Janet Hartzog are expected to
retura today after spending the week
end With Miss Anna. "Rankin, who is a
student at Converse college, at Spar
tanburg,. S. C. - :
Mr. J. M. Chiles is in Washington,
D. C., for a few days on business.
Mrs. John Stedman, of Philadelphia,
Pa., is in Asheville with friends.
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Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Anderson
have 'returned from Baltimore and
Washington, ...
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Mr. and Mrs. James Baker, of
Washington, D. C. are in the city.
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Mr. George Haynes, of Camp Sevier.
U spending the week-end with rela
tives. Lieut. Philip S. Randolph leaves this
afternoon for Camp Jackson,, at Co
lutnliia. S. C, after spending several
days with his parents.
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'tlr.'J. R- rentuff. of Chesnee, S. C,
is 'ln; 'Asheville for a few days.-.
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'Mr. Car? Hall, of Franklin, spent
several days in Asheville last week.
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Mrs. R B. Randolph leaves this
evening for Cleveland, O,. where she
will visit relatives for several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. H.-E. Oreeh and Mrs.
G. K. Morris, of Amsterdam, N. X.,
are at Grove Park inn.
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-Mrs. Ernest Whitman left yesterday
for Atlanta, Oa after an extended
visit with relatives in Asheville.
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Mrs. Charles Munsofi. of Morgan
ton, is here for a week with relatives.
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Mr. Billy Roane has returned to his
home at Franklin, after spending a
short time in the city.
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and Mrs. Carl C. Smith, of
BrWklyn. X. Y., are at Asheville for
a brief time.
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'Mrs. Aubrey Thomlison, of Pitts
burgh, Pa., is expected this week to
spend the Thanksgiving holidays with
relatives.
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Mr. Richard Patton and Mr. R. G.
Thompson, of Boston. Mass., are in the
city for a stay of several weeks.
X. X
Mr Perrin Lanedon leaves tjiday
for his home at Cincinnati, O.. after
visiting at the Asheville school for
two weeks. Mr. Langdon Is a former
student of the school.
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Mr and Mrs Chsrles Gordon Pot
ter, of Baltimore, Md.. are in Asheville
with relatives for some time.
X X
Miss Clarice Baker, of Greensboro,
is here for some time with friends.
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Mayef, of
Chicago, 111., are at Grove Park inn
for a short stay
XX
The mnnv friends of Mrs. Vonno L.
Cudger will be glad to know that she
is steadily improving aftr an illness
of several davs at the Mission hospital.
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Mr and Mrs. Claude D. Roid, of
Statesville. are the guests of friends
in the city.
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Mi.-". George T. MeCauley went yes
terdav to New York City for a stay of
several months. i
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Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Ellsworth, of
Ohlc-iKo, III., are in the city with rela
tivss. XX.
Mr. and Mrs. John K. Lnssey left
this morning for Statesville. where
they will be the guests of friends for
several weeks.
XX
Miss Alberta Long and Miss Henri
etta Gordon, of Macon, Ga., who have
been visiting relatives here for the
past, ten dnvs left yesterday for Jack
sonville, Fla., where they will
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a short timo before returmm
home.
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Mr. 'nd Mrs. George M.
Louisville, Ky are among tin
arrivals nt Grove Park inn.
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Knitting Yarn For Sale
Biltmore Industries
We have made quite a quantity of Biltmore
homespun knitting yarn, the same as is used in mak
ing our home-spuns. It will not shrink or fade. It
is finer than the average yarn but a great many ladies
are doubling it as they knit We are selling it for
$2.80 per pound. Most of it is gray, and we will have
a large quantity of khaki by Wednesday or Thurs
j i day. We will soon be making full sized yarn, but we
. .... find there is such a demand for yarn that we thought
it wise to let the ladies of Asheville know they could
secure this yarn for the present, and although it is a
little more trouble to use, it is very much better in
quality than anything you can buy and a great deal
tx ';' lower in price. Biltmore Industries, Plaza, Biltmore
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Constantino left
today for their home at Cincinnati,
O.. after a brief stay in the city. j
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Miss Eleanor Karson, of Wilming
ton, is in the city for several weeks
with friends,
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Mr. and Mrs. James B. Hill, of
Winston-Salem, have come to Ashe
ville to spend the winter months.
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Miss Edna Reems, of Marianna,
Fla., is here to spend a short time.
X X
. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kennedy leave
tomorrow for St. Augustine, Fla.
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Miss Lillian Weaver left yesterday
for Darlington, S. C. where she will
be the guest of her sister. Mrs. Morti
mer, for some time before going to
New York City to spend several weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. W, H.. Re'dmon, of
Jacksonville, Fla., are in the city for
some time.
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: Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Parker, of
Chicago, 111., are at Grove Park inn
tor a week.
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Miss Hulda Haltenier has returned
to her home on Cumberland avenue
after spending several -days at Spar
tanburg S. C, with friends. :
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Mrs. Charles V. Willingham left
yesterday for New Jersey, where she
will spend the month o December i
with relatives. '.-. . "J
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Miss Helen Meares goes next week
to Chapel Hill and will attend several
dances at the University of Xorth
Carolina.
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Mr. W. Thomas Bost, staff corre
spondent of The Greensboro Daily
News, spent yesterday in the city. '...--X
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: Mrs, , R. A. Gurgess of Albemarle,
N. C.j is visiting relatvies here..
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mooresfield are
In the city for an extended visit With
friends..:
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Mr. Thilip Thompson of Morgnnton
has returned home after visiting hero.
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Mr. -and Mrs. Parker Wheeler are
here from Charlotte for a visit of sev
eral days.
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Lieutenant Allan Brownson is spend
ing the week-end with his parents at
their home in West Asheville. Lieu
tenant Brownson is stationed at Fort
Oglethorpe, Ga.
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Mr. Frank Cooper and children
have returned to Murphy after visit
ing relatives here for several days.,
X X
Mi-. James F. Barrett will go to
Hickory Tuesday for a ihort busi
ness trip. -. . . .
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Mrs. Xellie Wilkinson of Raleigh ts
with friends in Asheville for several
weeks.
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Mr. and Mrs. Grady Bradford have
arrived from Philadelphia, Pa., to
spend the winter in Asheville.
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Mr. Albert Laughlin left yesterday
for Baltimore, where he has accepted
a position. .
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Mr. and Mrs. John A. Goode have
returned from their wedding trip and
have moved into their bungalow ohJ
South .Liberty street.
XX
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Wheeler of
Baltimore, Md., are with relatives
here. -.-.'':
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Mr. J. M. Gray has returned from
a business trip to Graham, Macon and
Swain counties.
XX
Dr. Frank Woodard of Cincinnati
will arrive tomorrow to be with rela
tives for a few days.
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Mr. Dan W. Hill will leave the first
of thi week for Hickory for a short
business trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Newsonie have
returned to Macon, Ga after spend
ing several weeks here.
X X
After a week's visit here Mr. Robert
Campbell has returned to Columbia,
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. r. W. B. Valentine Is spending the
i day at Hendersohville with relatives.
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Mr. L. L. Jenkins leaves today for
Pensacola, Fla., on business.
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j Mr. E. M. Bearden has returned to
i the city from Andrews where he has
been for a short time on business,
XX
Mi. and Mrs. K. L. Fegram go to
morrow to Norfolk, Va., to be with
relatives for a few days enroute to
New York city.
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Airs. W. H. Goforth of Savannah,
Ga., is here for a few weeks with rela
tives. XX
Dr. B. C. Smathers has returned to
Asheville from Canton, where he has
been on professional business.
XX
Mrs. Neal T. Lowe leaves tomorrow
for Bryson City where she will visit
friends.
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Mrs. James J. Brltt, Jr., returned
last week from Canton where she
spent a short time,
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Miss Mary Haywood Jones of
Greensboro is expected tomorrow to
visit friends.
Mrs. James B. Taylor who has been I
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Taylor at their i
home on Courtland avenue is now the
guest of her parents at Tarboro.'
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' Mr. and Mrs. Ignace Panxer of New
York are stepping in Asheville for an
Indefinite time.
BREVARD
Special to The TIMES.
. Brevard., N.;C, Nov.-24 J. S. Sil
versteen is Jn Chicago in the inter
est of his business connections there.
C. H. J'rowbrtdge has returned
fron Asheville where he attended the
session' of 'tJae Western North Caro
lina, ronferenee of the southern Meth
odist church. ,
Mrs. Montgomery Chapman itas as
her house ruest for a fortnight; Miss
Julia Reynolds, of Charleston. ;S. C.
and Miss Annie Laurie ' Huqks, of
Georgetown. S. C. "
K. H. Zachary has returned from
a visit to Asheville, where he was the
guest of friends.
Mrs. F. E. B. Jenkins has returned
from Waynesville where she was the
guest of relatives for several days.
M. L. Shipman has returned. to his
home In Raleigh after spending a few
davs here looking after his . business
interests in this section. v
Jtiss Elia Wallis expects to leave
Shoitl.r.for-:.an extended visit .to Columbia'-and
. other points in .South
Carolina. ... . .
Mrs. H. N. Carrier, miss oerirune
Zachaay, and. Miss: Elise Walker left
Tuesday morning for Atlanta to at
tend the .convention of Red Cross
workers of the south. ,
, Mrs. H. R. Morrow has. returned
from ' brief vislt. to friends in Ashe
ville. :. ','-' .
Mrs. "-Anison Clough has returned
from an extended visit to New York
city. ' - " ' ' ' -
Mr. W. N. Carrier was hostess to
the Brevard Book club on last Wednes
day evening. ,
Mrs. C. W. Hunt and son, .Charles,
jr., are in St. Petersburg,'. Fla.,. for
the winter. ''"." ,
JIrs J. A. Miller, jr., has returned
from a short visit to relatives and
friends iB Asheville. 1 -", ,
W. E. Breece has returned from
'Asheville - where ho went oj)rofes
sional business. .
C . W. Robinson, of Asheville, has
returned to his home after -a brief
visit to this section.
J. A. Glenn, of HendersonviUe,. was
here recently carrying on negotiations
for the opening of a new moving pic
ture house in the near future.
If. N. Carrier has returned from
Greenviile, S. C, where he, recently
snent several days on business.
R. H. Morrow 1s expected to return !
shortly from Green Pond, S. C. where
bd Mr Jjeeii spending some time on i
business."
Rev; A. W. McDanlel haw returned I
from a visit of several days to the;
eastern part of the state.
Mrs. Arthur Jenkins has returned '
from Biltmore where- she was the !
guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs, Steele,
for several weeks. i
Miss Cora Willson, of Selica, is in I
town for the week-end as the guest
of friends.
iikSDERSOWlLtE T)
Special to The TIMES. .,"
. Hendersonville. Nov. 24. Mr. A. B.
Drafts and Miss Helen left Friday for
a short stay in Washington, I). C.
Miss Ada Burnham and 'mother,
who snent several winters here, are
h' 'RcrkSertin and are in one of the,1
Morey rartments. For twd- winter
their sojourn was In California. Their !
fpiendn. welcome them agninito the
"Land of the Sky." -j
Miss Birdie West and Mrs. Brown-j
low Jackson spent Tuesday in Ashe
ville shopping. -
T. Ellison Simpson will spend
Thanksgiving with his wife, who is i
visiting at Society Hill, S. C. j
Mrs. Edgar Smith, of Tryon, spent I
Friday In HendersonvlUe.
Rev. Mr. Stanford was .In Hender-
soitvllle ft' few days last week shaking!
hands-with his old friends.
P.eVi -Raymond Browning is in,
Shrevepprt, Miss.-, holding a meeting.:
Mrs. Brownbe.rger, who has charge
ol a school near Maples, was. In town .
last week. i
Rev. John W. Moore spent last Sun- I
day In Hendersonville. filling the pul- i
pit at the Methodist church and also i
greeting old friends. . '
Rev. and Mrs. W. F. Womble are
visiting in Winston-Salem. " I
Mrs. D. M. Fuller left Friday fori
Asheville, where her daughter is at- j
tending school. Later she .will go to
New York for the holidays'. . '
Dr. Kirk has returned from Mem-j
phis, Tenn., where ho read a: paper be- :
fore the Southern Medical association. '
Upon him was bestowed the honor of ;
the chairmanship of the establishment !
of the hospital camps of the entire I
south.
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SWANNANOA
Special to The TIMES.
Swannanoa, Nov. 24. Wlndell Pat
ton of Swannanoa was a husiness vis
itor to Asheville Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed "Patton and Mr.
and Mr. Wlnslow Patton and Mr.
Haynes, all of Laurens, 8. C, attend
ed the funeral of the late R. F. Pat
ton here last Sunday.
P. W. Harrison transacted' busi
ness in Black Mountain Monday.
Mrs. Hallie Collins of Terre Haute,
Ind., is a guest of her cousin, Mrs.
Hannah' Drury of this place.
The Misses Crooke of Asheville
were week end guests of their fousin.
Miss Mary Patton. of this place; ' '
; L. E. Relehard made a business
, trip to New York during the week.
: The family of M. L. Caton arrived
, this week from Pennsylvania". They
are living In the Morgan Smith cot
tage on Main street. With them is
, Mr. Caton's-father who will make an
I e,vtpnnVd visit here. 1
Rev.' J. A. Nichols, of Black Moun
i lain.-' was a guest of friends- hsr last
! Sunday.
j Rev. F. C. Edwards preached at the
! Black Mountain Haptlst church laat
j Sunday.
Work'-on the 'Methodist church is
! progressing rapidly and it Is expected
"that the building will be ready for
occupancy by the holld ys.
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t , Effect of Odort. ,
-' If la stated that strong , purfnmes
bay? n power to Intoxicate' hod be
numb, ondworkrs In the perfnrae
laboratories are occasionally so much
i effected as to need tnedlcal aid.
THE
'THE SAME GOODS FOR LESS MONEY"
Monday Is Yard Goods Day
Begin your Christmas Shopping now. Attend our yard goods sale Monday, and pur
chase some of our pretty silks for Waists, Dresses and Fancy Work. Lots of Pretty
Bright Satins in all the Holiday Colors. Splendid Crepe de Chines and Charmeuse, and
plain and fancy Silks of all kinds. Striped Wash Silks for waists and Men's Shirts all go
in at.special prices for Monday. -
Mjj,.iwLVic tar.
$12.50
values . .
Now is the time to buy your Furs Children's Dresses
and Boys' Suits., .Sale Children's Coats."
Bath Robes for Men, Women and Children. One lot
Bath Robes, $4.50 values .$3.50
Bed Room Slippers to match. New line House Dresses.
One lot Crepe de Chine Waists. $3.00 value, $1.98.
5.50 Georgette Crepe Waists, $3.98. .
These Silks Specially Priced for Monday
36-inch Heavy Messaline in
- dark colors, ls6 mack and white, a regular
$1.50 value, for Monday, yard
36-inch black and colored Taffetas, a regular
$1.50 value,, for Monday, yard .......... .
36-inch black and colored Silk Poplins, a reg
ular $1.00 value, for Monday, yard ...
40-inch Crepe de Chines in street and evening
" shades", for Mdn'day, yard ....
40-inch Satin Charmeuse, splendid quality, in black, navy,
taupe and red brown, a $2.50 value, PO YlA
for Monday, yard
WRECK OF GERMAN
, U-BOAT DESCRIBED
n.. fii-iinirnr I.YXCII.
Social (rTOSKiidcnt For Tbft
pnri Rent. s. (By mail) I am
the first and only American allowed to
visit a German u-ooai, iyi -i"-'"
upon an isolated strip of the Channel
Const.
To reach this frightful thing, our
party of Journalists walked a half
mile of beach along which, we were
repeatedly challenged by English and
BoUian sentinels., Just at the side of
t...,innA mhioh shut off the .view
of Calais, harbor the monster lay 'a
sinister, menacing object, seemum iv.
typify the very essence of the Prussian
soul, breathing in its death-agony the
ipiiit of annihilation.
it fii haA henn criDOled
lino " - , ' -
v.. 1 a TTrAnnht tomeuo ana
had finally-been forced to run ashore
'to the custody ol rrenn vum
The sea-air still held the odor of
the petrol by which all that might be
useful had been destroyed by its crew
mlcronhone.
telephone, periscope, all personal be
longings. Aooui me oemun i o.v-
i ....,,., r. h a niwe-M at. 'metal.
twisted and. torn, while the aft port
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ol tne u-ooai, scarrea ana uintnoi.tu,
seems like the half-destroyed body of
a leviathan. ' - ' " ' ' -.
, Eighteen ,torpede-wore found, six
were missing. At first the captain of
the U-boat seated that he hed been
tdh days away Iiom Din nine ana naa
sailed about the cou.t 'of Scotland.
The French commandant said -he did
not believe him, and the German of
PALAIS ROYAL
Special Sale
Monday
IN OUR MILLINERY SECTION
Hundreds of Hats will be sold at a Special Re
duction. $1.50 Hats, 98c; $2.00 Hats, $1.25; $3.50
Hats, $1.75; $5.00 Hats, $2.98 all Velvet
Shapes.
See our line of $6.50 and $7.00 values. Hats
specially priced at $4.98. All trimmed Hats
ONE-HALF off.
Suits
Magnificent assemblage of Suits anl Coats from Bischoff C1Q Aft
and La Vogue on display, $ltt.U0 values ...... ... ' . ' V''W
We are showing the best $25.00 value in suits in Asheville. Cl Q ff
Ta Arfv rnmnptitinn ' $2.1.00 values ...... ... ... vIO.UU
Coats
$9.80
a wide range of bright and
$1.25
$1.35
89c
$1.49
ficer made a later statement in which
he told how he had come the night
before from Eeebrugge, the base.'
The night before and six torpedoes
Were missing!
It is a horror ss it lies on the Calais
sand.- It seems to cry out to Its com
panions to avenge its loss, to do the
awful deeds.lt has left undone. The
sea-birds fly about it, the waves break
on the- shingle and we who stand
and stare seem to hear the voices of
the little children It has murdered.
Healing a Difference
Two men stoodx in the door of a
postofflce, and one of them owned a
horse, which was hitched to a post
in front of the building. There was
a man coming along the street, "nd
one of the two men said to the other:
"There comes old Blank. He and I
had a quarrel last week, and I don't
want to have him bow to me. If he
does I shall not recognize him."
"I am sorry you have had a differ
ence with Blank. I have always con
sidered him a pretty good sort of a
man. Can't you heal the difficulty?"
"I don't see how it can be done. I
am Hire I shall not be the first to
offer air apology " .
"I'll bet I can make the quarrel up
In five minutes and neither of you
will have to apologize."
"How-will you do it?" was asked.
"Come along out to your horse.
When Blank comes up here you stop
him and ask him ot look at your
horse's- mouth and tell you how oid
he is. He never owned a horse in his
life and can't b whether your's is
five years old or fifteen, but there's
no man living who doesn't feel a bit
honored by asking him to tell the
age of a horse. You Just try it."
It was tried, and when the peace
maker went away his friend and Mr.
blank were shaking hand". ,
Thanksgiving
Bargains
Whereas, Thursday, next,
has been set apart as a day of
praise and Thanksgiving to
Almighty Cod for his many,
blessings and mercies to us as
a nation, .
Know yc, that the Palais
Royal, to help now commem
orate this event, will offer you
special prices throughout the
store on "articles you will need
now. and for the coming holi
day season. Come Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Coats
$25.00
values . . .
$18.00
32-inch Tub Silks for Ladies' Waists and
Men's Shirts, for Monday, yard . . ......
One table of Fancy Silks, value to $2.25,
for Monday, yard ................. ..
One table of Fancy Silks, value to $1.75,
for Monday, yard . . ,
Fine 24-inch Velveteens in black, navy, green and brown,
$1.50 value, for Monday, Cl QC
yard .'. ...... . .V. . . vl.O J
Handsome Broadcloths, 54 inches wide, spontrerl and
shrunk in black, navy,. brown and purple, tf0 CA
a most excellent value, yard . . . . ... . . .... PJev
Novelty Fur Plushes, 50 inches wide, Keramie, mole and
medium gray. Elegant for scarfs and tfj 1 O
and muffs at, yard $IL
We have tlie best values in Wool Dress Goods in Ashe
ville. Black and colored Serges at 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c,
$1.00, $1.25 up to $2.50 yard. ,
Heavv Cloakings Q jjQ and
And a splendid quality of Beldings. Satins Cl CQ
to line at, yard . . i .-, . y
Embarrassment
In all probability there ts no state
of embarrassment more acute than
that ' which is suffered by the bald
man who has to sit through a long ser
mon based on the text : "Even the
hnlrs of your head are numbered."
Philadelphia iDoulrer,
Just Received
a new shipment of. Ladies'
Writing Desks in Fumed Oak, Mahogany
and Golden Oak. A useful and suitable
gift for Christmas. Prices range from
$7J0 and up; Make your selections now
and we will deliver when you are ready.
DONALD and DONALD
26 BROADWAY v PHONE 441
$1.00
$1.50
$1.25
. Wasting Her Time.
"What do you think of man Who
would spend his evening with his arm
around the back' qf a girl's chair?"
"Looks like wasting the girl's time. I'd
let him- spend the evening with the
chair." Louisville Courier-Journal.