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Your Fall
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Yom Fall Hat is hfere in just the shape and
style that you like. Hundreds of! men of this town look
to this department as thJjat store in itself where variety
is big and an easy comfortable fit is always assured. ;
Prices $P$3.00, $3.50.
CHAPMAN'S
112
South Main
- Street. ,
Ashevllle, Sept. 19.-hC c. Curtis,
of Candler; has qualified as the ad
ministrator of the estate "of Fred ' ti.
Smathers,vwho recently was killed on
the local yard of the Southern by an
engine. '-.'-' ".rV;i -r 'i X
, Mrv CuruVc yesterday instituted
suit against the Southern, althoufift
the complaint has not yet been filed
and. it is not known how mucft will
be asked for, Zeb F. Curtis, through
whom the suit was institutedAtated
yesterday that - the estate or Mr.:
Smathers : will seek . ; damages in .
large suifl, probably not less than
$25,000. " : V " A
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Short
owpg
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v , : 1 Modern 7-rcom Readence .
: 1 Modern 6-rcoia Cottage " .
-" : 1 Modern 6-room Cottage ! .
' 1 Modern 7-1003 Residence ,
. ", p ' , 1 Idem 8-rcca Reaiesce . .
' .1 f.Icdern 7-rooa Residence ;.
. $6500
. $5500
. $3000
. $5000
. , $6000
. $4500
These home are all well located, on : good streets, in ' best resident section of'
the city and are excellent values . for any one desiring a comfortable home. "
- Come early and take your choice. , ' ,':","h,i"1"'"
Saliobisy Reall'UaSiiGe'':
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: DAVIS PARDONED.
Governor Craig Takes Ground ProhU
5 ' bition Leader' is Not Guilty; , j
Raleigh, Sept. 19.Rev. R. I
Davis, superintendent of the North
Carolina Anti-Saloon League, was
ptadoned this afternoon by Governor
Craigrom conviction and $10 fine
and costs for striking Wiley
Straughan over the head with a whis
key bottle. The Governor takes the
view that Rev, Mr. Davis is not guilty.
Among the petitioners for the pardon
were Senators ' Simmons and Over,
man. Secretary of the Navy JosephuS
Daniels, Judge C. Mf Cooke and Solici
itor It E. Norris. ?
Newly discovered evidence was
presented, tending to show conspiracy
to frame up a case against the prohi
bition leaden ' -
Alexander Woman Died ; From In
! " juries Inflicted ty Daughter. " '
New Hope, R-l, , Sept. 15. Mrs.
Cornelia Holder of Gwauney township-,
Alexander county, died yester
day and was "buried today at Pilgrim
! church. , , :x ;: 1 '
; Some time ago her daughter, Zelda
Orton, became deranged and was very
hard to manage, - In straggle with
her mother she struck at the latter
with' a table fork sticking the fork
fn heV mother's knee.' ; The young wo
man' was sent to the State Hospital
at Morganton. Mrt. Holder's knee
became inflamed and the wound grew
worse v until Mrs. Holder died, her
death, occurring1 at the home of her
son-in-law, Frank Buntain.
' t A Possibility. .
Maybe in time somebody will write
a play so vulgar that some one in the
audience will blush. -Philadelphia
Ledger.
SUBSCRIBE TO RQSTITHE POST $4 YEAR SUBSCRIBE TO POST
; Mountainous.
"You say yon tramped all through
Switzerland. ; Oh, come off!"-
."But I did. On the level!" . "
"There! That proves yoolce lying.
It's simply impossible to ' tramp
through Switzerland on the level."
Boston .TrlhacHpt. " , "
Ladies who are nervous, weak and
discouraged from long standing ail
ments in the Renerative organism will
find relief and the speedy restoration
of health and strength In DR. SIM
MON'S SQUAW- VINE COM
POUND. It is a- woman-a medicine.
It quiets inflammation," eases pain
and puts the body in fine vigorous
condition. Price $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by sut. faggista. :V- jfJ- .''-.
HOW TO DRESS IN THE FALL
17 ; r-r TO BE COMFORTABLE.
-' How to dress during ' these . first
days of autumn, when the nights are j
coot and the days are often warm, ev-1
en hot sometimes, is a problem that
bothers some folks. But the reason
tt betherihem is because they do
not want to be bothered a little physi- i
cally. They. want to wear Uia nml
clothes all day and 'stiUlbe c'omfort-i
able.. So thejr either pull on heavy
underclothing that makes them com
fprtable early 1 In ' the ' morning ' an4
late in the evening, ana very upr
comfortable and likely to say harsh
things after the sun gets high injiif
course, or else they continue to wear
the same gauzy, diaphanous gari
ments that feel light an dairy m th$
blaze of the September sun, but seem
the cool of the evening and"" morn
like the nothing they almost are in
Ing.
Now every normal person is pos
sessed of- that sort of common sense
that has been described as horse
sense, "the kirtd that a jackass hasn't
got" The difficulty is that some will
hot exercise it, especially if the yielding-to
that horse sense involves the
expenditure of a little effort. ,
f Qf course there is only one thing
to. do to be comfortable in ' the fall
of the year and avoid any chilling ot
the system that is-liable to weakeit
the reaistance to disease, and that is
to have convenient for early morning
and late evening some kind of outer
wrap to slip on and off as the temper
ture changes. That's where the trou
ble comes in. People hate to take Up
on themselves all the extra effort of
carrying around that wrap. Well, of
course they don't have to; they can
pay for the privilege of not being
bothered with it by being ur.comf jt
able a good part of the day.and
maybe by being sick in the bargain".
It is just as unwise to put on wini-"
ter .underclothing before ' the cold
weather comes to stay as It 'h to pull
it. oft before, the summer veather
gets' settled. The sensible way to
keep pace with the rapid changes iji
the fall and spring is by charging the
outer clothing.
? It is found advisable by many to
use intermediate undergarments ror
the pefiod of season change, but that
is hardly necessary for the average
person. The cuter wrap kept handy
is the Jhing. Health Bulletin.
If it is wiring toBe
done it wilt, pay you to
se.e us and let us- esti
mate orydur housed
CASEY & BARKLEV
Electrical Contractors.
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OPENING! I
Whenever You Ne44 General Tonic
' Take thwe't
The Old Standard Grove's Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally-valuable as a
General Tonic because tt contains the
well known tonic properties of QUININE
and IRON, It acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enriches the Blood ana
Builds up the Whole Syetem.r' SO cents,
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, VThe annual convention of ths In
ternational Association of- Heat and
Frost Insulators and Asbestos Vvork
era,will meet on the first JJondy of
October. ; '
Opening of FALL-and WINTER
MILLINERY
Wednesday,
Sept. 23 and 24. ?
PUBLIC INVITED
MRS. J. A. MURPHY.
Tuesday
and
RESULTS COUNT
That is, performance Is the main thing in Dry Cleaning 'and
Pressing service, .-We deliver the goods in every sense of the
terni aBd you get our famous finish too.' T
t YOU CAN'T BEAT IT.
--If you want the best phone KESLER.
', -We clean and Press for people who knew.
12l,WEST; INNIS ST. - , ; i : . PHONE 279-L.',
Kesler Tailoring Co. & Dry Oeaning Works
" - Successor to Salla Tailoring Co.
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8 JUMBRELLAS SSSSSU
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W. F. KESLEY
117 E Fisher St..
, " Repairs Umbrellas
The problem of unemployment be- ! of lad and the strain upon the money
ing rather acute in Berlin, two suburb- market, v - -
an municipailities have suggested that''-2''' Wr1t'-:' '
all the communes of Berlin should to- R U B-RflY-TlSLl
tliSf TS! Will cafe your. BhemmUfcrn
The healing demulcent qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
are not duplicated in any other niedi
eine for roughs and cows. . Any sub
stitute offered you is an inferior ar-
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ucie. - neiuse ui accept lioioi 11 can i ivt." , . ., . 11 in i.uic juui, juucuiuausiu i
not produce the healing and soothing! Bince. .The leaders of the tra,5 , Neuralgia.- Headaches. ' Cranris STI
effect of Foley's Honey and Tar Com-t . at present STin. .u! rt!5 T
which contain no opiates. Spencer
Drug Co., Smith Drug Co People;
Drug Store.. - "
80,000 men in the city without work, i 1 cT "L X?
The ev.1 is worst .n the bu.ld.ng trade Etc., Antiseptic Anodjne, ased in
and asenbed to the .ncreased pnee jjy externally. Price 25c.-
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This property ; is Known as tffeM; RH WW 'mtWPVKtfs'1 arid Church Streets,
business, property, suitable fe;! businesVpurposes.
As the City i growing rapidly, and bu$mes expanding, thi property U bound to come into use at an
' ' . ' ; - The 10-room house and all Ojutbuildings are to be sold and removed from lot.
This is valuable as
InaaditiE we will sell
15 Lets near Fair Grbiind, 6 Lots c?i Hcchsvilb ; Avenue and 9: Lots- on Ackeft Avehne,
A 11 JUpfSN
, JnstFWs ar lS ! these Iot t he highest bidder. ivReal estate: values are looking up so that any investment that you .make
: L::::l Lc:ccriv ; at Uine of sale.
'-:r t?:3atc,lIon3aSept. 22nd this sale. We sell rain or shinel -
SOUTHERN, rSAitftffieGTEQH'!'ea.'
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