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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN.
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(The warWnge of Ml- ttniiv .lov
PfXer, Of SIurfreebr.i, ,Tenn . mid
Mr. Jtobert J Wagner, nt, Aheviiie,
In Nslvtll on Deeembi- win
N coma nif plauiil stirpiirt to t li'-ir
1 m-. ri.niUi in tlillt.. lit- lifer
Lis the attractive daughter 'of. Mr mid
' fl Mm. ' C ' M. ' 1'lfw, "f Miirf.-M-HlM.rt..
lend was very popular during, in r f
, t ' Kaullwortlr In lst umA ibt.
, Him Plfer. d Mr Wugierr were
to have; been nirrtil in Juie. utter
I f' . the graduation ine ori-re -...-.-.
I W from Tenneme t.llt-i'- Mr. ''"
o j .Junil MUw Plfer'jrvrr the itun-4"" "r
f itcMI" Iwtbelle Hlmrp. the dnfl
i' ' the colli tor of luteal"! rfn,n- of
V - Tenneiwoe. trhrt enterfv.non ,i tnni
NnirtivIHe, anlt;hll lf ." " ,tl"'
' ' fonwlth, the teitoewe (Mi.U'K'
-' dlctorlftti enti cliow honor vIA-mih.
" i iii)t-itHfanninr thf-y nir.,t'
V ! accoMlnitM m Krrr1.r 2. at A'""
-4 Klrrts Kalyerton , churt-li, by t '
.u Itcv.. Iwimroaii, In tin- irfi-r.-f a'
their rtHl. fh- tAipltitl Club i
!. NmmvlliXltW a 'fefefitlhti. !rli e th
s Munpiejne'eerTintmy in nonnr oi mi.
" aniTm. Wifnf, aff.-f which they
deuaftert- tat Mttrffeewliiito to ttpend
lo tha remataiter of th hulldnyn and
n the bettwaln t lltelt hom-ym'Min. a
tft the itueaWf of tlw Uft' paretite. The
: :fi romeritl retttnre of tha marrtn I
i . that the hrlda now rotarKett to her
! " Aim Matef, and wilt ! jn of the
-,0 eweot tiff ifHMlsatee In Junn, Mr.
' "Wafner will claim her on claaa 1K
?l0t and IH bfi Jtw t AnhevtU, thoir
' futMfa horn. M. tt'itwr 1 th eon
! Capt 1 J. . A. .WAnM, Aehetllta'fi
'U oldext reeldont,' at a- partner of the
iai real aetata flfm of Inula iwd Waafrtft
l Mr. Wtwr a firrmerly a rioftr
' Ai on the etifl af iW Gitlacit am! 1
' p. well knoxtn- a..d pepokif jroun iin
'' ot Aaliarlll ',
; at . r ifi.i - 1 -
i H The reonpHoBi given to . Mr I
I " W. rrawfar and ' Ml Blanche
' Howell whr haa.. recently returned
3 ' from BrailU at tltr reeldenco of Mr.
. 'ot r. t. iWnwi1! b the Ann Aetan
. htBlortar floclefy Wiul rtt attended.
ft he rrtemlMf of tha ForeHftt Ml
- v ttioniry antj the ---VMom ; MMonufy
ffj'-'Ocletlea t!lla. ,I .all flfty
' - i u St 'inde paid their reBhectn Mm
to
.ji a.wf ora . ana mm Howeii. mm.
Wever" draWIHg' fooim frettllj.
1 .1 t.ltHk '.,.i.,litH.uM .' A fant.t,4
hM uwl-vl " t-t w wtui vm. iiiiitpio.; ntin.f
s , . j coursa tv-a KerveiU jilra. V, M. Burhi
' t and Mlea Km Weave aanc sharmlnei
' ; '" ly" during the' affernoon. , '
. ' The Uebtit In New York o( MSfn.
i h( Tetratseina at the Metropolitan Oprrn
I - i4 Houee la aroualnn much Intoroftt due
r to the highly , colored hyutcrli al ac
' I -3 counla af th diva by thu proaa agentn
;p0 wh hall- Mme Tetratclnl a a Ku
.' -0, ropeatt nU.r of grent mnantlnde, with
. the bird; lik nlo of Pattl, and the
' i; veWet tone of JMelbn. The ledy In
: I i iilctured aa timid, pleaeufably expe-
- tanl, of HBfferlnic the agony of ner-
voua antlelpatlou of hpr reception by
, ' f"' the great arid dlwernlmt Amerk-tn
; public; Tho fact that thi eome gifted
I il womah eeng fof eeverel monthe nt
i the' Ttvttll tlpei'K Honnp. winning th
it Bdulutlon and plittidlta. of entire Wan
S jii Franolwo two yehr ngo. In hern
:ig? ctrcfulty overlooked by the sefttoiis
1(J publicity protnoters, who know thetr
1 ,m public and Its predilection fur nrtits
t t 'arJ brnlidert "made hi Purls' . Tettalalnl
f . I gifted with n niut'Vt'loiis voice
I jtj w'l'ch has been exploited In Callfof-
i nla. Mexico and South America. Mine.
' t t Melba wus trained hy Hlgiior Clieccl in
r Melbourne, Austmlni and luiw laurel
"'f r the.antlpedes it, concert foi
Hi-veral
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You can carry it sliout snd care for it jut si easily sj a lamp?
Brass oJ font holds 4 quatla burning 9 hour. Handsomely fio-'
bhed kl japan and nickel. Every heater warrahted.
tcMBB('
JSsyb Lamp ?d
r 1 1 to the long
winter rvnings. Slcidy,
DriSant light to trad, sew or knit by. MiJr of
brats, nkkel plated, latest improved central draft
burner. Every lamp warranted. If your dealer can
net supply Perfection Oil Heater or Ravo Lamp
WTite tfuT nearest agency for dex riplic circular.
. STANDARD OR COMPANY
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Ki.iiiK i-i Mint" Aliivcli
t -hoi.f iim tno wan llr-
lir In nil I It (I !K( TI M 1,11111 tl 11''
MllK .11 III' c-onrMKc of IU
if. In
. i. i. -thui Tin- VCIII-I lllih- 'llri.il rtll i
llllKtll ll.iM in. Mil; i'l lli.liri-il 'Oil- if
tin- ni'ito t-'h-ri-ilis voln-w In till" lilll-I-i,M,,n
... tin- wnrhl. ill.-.l iiractl
, .ill.- iilihn.ivMi. mi. I l-i Mini Murcllf'-t
,v, ni ilif"- i ri-Oii ..I In- ;ti-lili-n-ni.-rii
Mm.- Ti IrMzini if ;i gn-nl nlllft, 1 -
1 k nllfi.il tllll.ltf Hint xln- -ih i-oin
,! t-i tn;iki. mi iiniif-'-'t.tJiri il.-l.nif
Mixiro. Soulh Airifrl'M mid Perm
Iw-r.ir.- iIh- Ann i lr. ui Mt lroiioiiH
ti rv bt '''if
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vTniihl rcft-lw In-r. nil i iiinli. rlainl iivenue.
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M. .ml, iv. .Liu .'7. Ii.-ih I,.-. n tli-linll.- Mikh M In (lodger Iiok returned to
iv i. . (li-il mini uk the date' of thif'"nvero dli,e In pnrtanliurg.
uedillnK of Mish (IIuiHh iiiidi-rMlt I Mr SVadr Hill In vlnltln(t frlendH In
ami (' Mint t-unin S.t-i lm I Plane f-ii-iHyhu.
(hi- i-nri-iiintiv. uhii li IM In- vi rv flni-! :
Hin l.i-n (..iiiiil.-i-i!. Tin- mm-! Vlr " c Hniltty. of Hwannanoa,
rlHRf "'II lit- i-flflir.-it.-d n tin- re'nl-, "I"'"1 "I'Tdiiy In the city.
dull, I Mr an. I .Mr- i irnciiiiK vim-i
il.Tl.iH. Wtit '.Till Kt, New York,
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Hi-trriiJ r-fln 1 1 f nf i-.iiint Hant-hetiJI
Mitlil l.tiliiy from ( "lii-rloirK 'I'lit-v lire
the ('mint nlnl "..tint. HZ'-n In livl.
Count Hti-plH'ii M.. i lu-ii.v I. and I'minl
I'iiiiI Kstfi-liny Tin- ineiiilierK if Ihc
AliMlrn-HMmiKMi Ian Knibnwv will
i oiiii' from VX Mtliinntoii Tor tin- ovenl
Tin- - in U"le Wi-fo Kl Vi n 11 lint-,
parly nil of thflr vir own. Itnl ntKlit j Mm ileoi'ge Miirinei Iiik. of ('.iliim-
nt rtie (liHrnl lipeiu Hme. From Ida. I (In- giicvt of ii'IiiIImii In th.1
pen nut. Kalli-iv .. pr.ienln m-lmx wi,'ltv
a delightful irmndtlon imd the lillle
gtillevy will bllwtfully ii)iijlnniled
hero and heroine throtiKh their hair
breadth ew-npee mid rnrrled eway a Mr 11 illlderHleevr. of .lohnHon
supply of romanrv HnrriileBt 1o rheerjtMty. Tenii., In In the oily for h few
them on thvlr tvlntrly route fof.ilii n.
eometlni.- to come. j :
I Mr. '. N. Puck, of (Ireenvllle, In
The VVMitneiwIny Wvciiiiik liiincliiHi
("Iirii line Iwoicd InvltiitloiiH for 11
Viiewiuwrnilc iliince to be (tlvn at the
thlifn Hull, on Hmith Main Htreei.
ttalM evenlnc. ,a ;JI0, nrlwli.
jr yi j ji jt Jl Jt J Jt ,'
PERSONAL.
'ji j ji ji j 'J ' J
Mr. James Wowdnrd, who hen ben
tndltig the hrdldayn with hi par-
nV n Pin etreet haa returned to
Whhlnton-Liee ITnlvernlty.
Jklre. lave PurlHh, w-ho haa been
vUII.Iiik relation In Aehevllle return
jkI (to Concord on Tuesday.
v JUlr. and Mm. Bate of Cleveland are
Aricwt the Battery Park hotel,
Mr. and Mre. C. l. Huyler of New
Vorl retnrnetl to their home todny
after' a vlnlt to lir. and Mrs. Alexan
der i?orter.
jtfhi Lillian Fleteher hue returned
to Co avenue College after upending
the holiday a In Aehevllla,
" MM. .Bingham ha returned to
ninghntti Height after a vlelt trt
frlehda In Siiaftanburg1 of roveriti
weeks.
Mr. J. TV Murphy Jeft ycMterflay for
a bflef biiHltiena trip to Cherokee
emit)'.
Mil- Kllwi belli Price Jonre and hrr
brothi- Mre. Klmbo Jonee of ltaleige
have iwrlvud and will epend several
inoiillie at 3 ASIoit Place.
Mr. and Mrs J. ft. Messenger of
Carlo, 11 , are. spending several
weeks In the city and are the guests,
of Miss MiMlle Harris.
: j House whs the occasion for ti ntimher
Miss 11. Woodall of Ileiiilersonvllle I of addresses, nidstly by melnbers on
spent yesterday In Ashevllle on her i the Democratic side. Those that ut
way lo New Yl k. ! trncted especial attention were by Ite-
: prcseutiitlve Hheppard. of Texas, and
Mr. Iflggliis l'-rt yesterday for Xew j Itepresentntlve Wlllett. of .New York.
I ork. The former not only made a plea
,, ... ., : , . i for tin. restoration of the legend "In
Mrs. 11 M ell who has been n Rue-it ,,.,.1 . , , ,
' ' 1 Ood we trust, on American coins, hut
at the llaW.-i mk Hotel for some iIIh(.m(h.,, p ,.nlU n( th A .,.,,.
lime left y'ter.lny Mr .Im ksmiv'lle. i.atiionhlp Heel and referred to a p.m.
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several months with her sister. Mr.-.
l)e Young "' Moniford avenue, lei!
Monday for her home In lliiutsvllle.
Alu. Ilel'iiie K'tlnK to lliiutsvllle Ml.-n
Dennis will visit friends In N'ewport
and Knillv. Teiui. ,,
Tarn
theWick
t high ai you can uSsre'f57
dangei a low at you picas
rhere'i no tmell. That'
became the imolteleat device
prevent! tmoka or smell
thai aietnt a steady flow of
glowing heat fof every ounce j
or fuel burned in a
RFECH0N
Oil Heater
(Eatlsteg with Saoktlru Dtrlet)
Mrs. Irving Hurt and Mix Virginia
Hurt of Chicago are at the Battery
Park hotel.
' Mr H TOpier hits returned from
'.hi i'xiiikIi (I vl.it to frknds in Rlcn
' iii'MmI, Va
Mr I ' H.
Cincinnati.
Miller loft yesterday for
Miss A 1 1 1 1 i Ardcn Jcrvey Is th
is-iK'.-'t ol n lathes In Ardt.'it fur several
fld S.
Mr. Connor Allen, Mr. J f. Hras
in' r mid Mr. TlioinuH Harvey Jr . o;
Kin-Ion, N c, IfUVe arrived imd will
Ik students hi Illngham Bclmol.
Mr J.
'v for
f foil. ..f (Hd Fort Is In the
i-wml days.
;
I Mr. ami Mrn CrorK' Vaughn of
1 1 'niiilh-r linvc Imrn Hpi-mling ni-vr.il
(i.i i w ith Mr. mid Mr Kugn llydcr
Mr ilny Ioi-kI. of llflMtnl,
mvri for w-w-ral d.
Ih In
Mr C M Klnit. of HrlHtnl, Tciin , I
In AmIii-vIIIo on InmlncMia.
Mr (I W. Hindi, of ColiimlilH,
Is III lht . -1 1 y on IniMliirMM.
ft. f .
Mr C Poll.-, of Wnwi.-Kvllli.,
xM-iii)nx K'M-nil tliii-H In Anhevlllc.
Mr mill Mr Itlunloti. of Marlon.
Min gtii-HlH m the HWHiinnnou hotel.
n Anhet llle for a Hhort ntav.
.
.Mr. ni. heinptnn. of Monlreul, In
spending h row ilayn In the city
!
Mr. V. H. Wilson, of (Ireenvllle. Ih
In the city on bttalneew.
Mr (J. Hiidler, of Charlotte. U at
the Hwannunoo hotel.
The Board nf Mima gem of the
I.lndley Brhnnt will meet thin morn
ing at (fH-thlrty o'cloek a-lth Afrs. Mil
Hard on Bouth Main, street.
CURRENGY 1B1LL
INTROCUGED
(CtMitluad fXntrt pafo 1)
Congreea haa tho constitutional right
to paea a bill prohibiting the t im
portation of ll'iuors from atutea. coan
tlcH or munlelpalltlea where audi liq
uor are legally sold Into statex, coun
tlea or hiunlclpalltlefe where local op
tion or prohibition prevails.
Upon objection by Benntor Nelson,
the resolution Wat) allowed to go over
utftlt trie hekt meeting rr the Senate.
neftatdf BeVerli1(fD Introduced his
bill rreaimg a permanent turift com
miiwlon. The bill ras fcfei'red to tho
committee on llnuncf. '
The ffchftte passed a MM providing
for the holding of tho United Htates
uistrict courts at Hiillsbury. N. c.
At 1:48 the Hen nlr. adjourned until
next Thurstlny to permit more work
by committees.
HcnmIoii of House.
The iiMiiti I resolution rcferrhiB the
president's annual meawige to the sev
jorul committees, furnished in me
Silllt
contllct with Japan. V
Mi. Wlllett placed all the Idiuiie fur
(lie recent flnum In I panic on Presideni
ttoosevi'lt whom ho tleuoimced In se
vere terms.
He chariretl the president with not
lieliiK 11 sensible man and with huv
I11K tiniieil on Hie gus unil not thp
IlKbt tind with going up mid down
the country condemning and strlklnv
I with the hlu stick the heads t.f meal
I lli.liistfl.il Institutions
I "We have had too much tit I k from
( lilin." he said
lint whs wauled, he sniil, was a
man to perform his duties with dig.
iiltv ami witli power and with the
Inlliti iice of nil sane men behind lilin.
"It has been said our president is
sincere." he continued, "lie limy he
,sn but we want kooiI sense in the prt-nl
dent along with his slncet-elty ."
Kepulilicaii policies were attacked
I hy Mr llardw leli. of ileorgin, who
, predicted (hat the only safety f,.r the
I pmt lay hi the nomlnallon ,f See
relaiv Tall for the presidency.
Tariff rtiitrsloM,
He Inrjulrod If the present Kcptihll
,cnn I'ongress Intended to follow the
Roosevelt doctrine to revise the tiirlff
latter election or follow the Cannon
I doctrine and revise It diiring u panic,
j The Democrats, he ssid. think It
I niight to he revised, tie W mild as
I soon, however, cull u convention of
' thieves as to call a convention nf
people who agree m high protection
1 tor protections sake to revise the tariff
. laws.
Representative Klemp. who yester
1 day was sworn In as the successor nf
Ills father from Ihe Ninth Virginia
District, was today appointed to the
House committees on accounts and
private land claims.
The national banking litws were tl 1m-
cussed by M.r. Norrls. of NebriVskn.
who iirgcil as a protection lo deposi
tors the taxing of bank deposits with
1 the view of securing a fund for that
purpose
The resolution was pending
I when the House adjourned until to
I morrow.
Marriage ut an early age Is frequent
i in Mexico Recently a boy of sixteen
land a Klrl ef fourteen were murrled in
jtlie eaprlal." li th last two months
thi-re were Ibirty-lhree persons from
twelve to twenty years married In
that city.
THE FOCXDEB Or IXBIOESTIOIt.
The founder of lndlce4loa m Soah: beioa
tot to loera the pin iikork. From the V
comet lard; from lard, lodlceatlon. The au
en Tfn rot lard -cooked fox) nt rmt
toniacli, you tend a preaalnc luvltetlon foi
drppp1 to Come tnd take poloii.
Vou don-t aecd to uh lard, t)iouii. nnlt
you want to; there b a eookln fat that make
food any atomacta aa eealiy dlrent. It if
COTTOLENEi no bo f-l pure mrota
Wo oil. nutrttlou, wboteeMne; ma ltd flaky
plo criuu crl.p douflinuU, Ug-hr. rich rolls
and caki in fact, all the tMtujii yon like, bat
raiinot cat pcrbave, beeaTue they do not
C'OTTOl.KNE haa been well n "ij.
pcrfnot ahortenlBf."
FARMERS' UNION
MEETS IN MEMPHIS
Fil'tccn Cent Cotton-4K tbc
Sltigau of the Three lluu
(I red Delegates Prose ut.
(By Aaaoclattd rtii.)
MKMPIUH, Tonn.. Jan. 7 The an
nual convention of the F.iriiii rs' Kd
ueatlomtl co-( iperatlve rni.ni met
hern today. About 800 delegates, re-rest-titlng
every southern -lute and
MlHNourl. Kansas and VVgHlilnKton. are
In attendance.
(1 K. liarrott. of Union city, (la.,
j pri Mlilcnl of the union, In -run- calling
tun i onvf'imon to orcier. s.iin:
'm of Hie most Import-nil things
up hope lo in c-fitnplloh io Ki t llf
teen cents for cotton, and " are go
ing to get It If vie have to hold it from
the market for years."
Ilesldes planning for the reduction
of the t-otton acreage th mention
Is considering steps to ni-ike practi
cable the holding of cottmi by thoso
who are not In shape liiiamlally to
wait months for their money.
Numerous suggestions have been
made along this Ijne. Oin which has
been discussed at some h-ngtli ha?
warehouse cei-tillcutcs for stored cot
ton as I he basis 6f a bond Issue. 'I hes.
ImhuIh will be sill to those inemliers of
thf union who have lha ready money
to spare. A fair rat of interest would
be llxed, the bonds to mature In 12
months.
White the members -of this union
would be first unfetf to take these
bonds, they would" alK be offered to
such banks as might desire them. In
all esse the Interest would make
them a desirable' investment.
Th effect would be to band all the
sections more closely" together, by the
forming practically a big com
pany with all members vitally Interest
ed In the price of cotton.
Another proposition being disoussed
Is tho forming of a regular stock com
pany and to issue stock with seed cot
ton as the basis,
-i r. ii I
The store, the factory or the dwell
ing wired for ejootrfetty rents' first,
rent easiest or( sella when for sale
to best advantage, . " 7t
Why lx,.t
Lost my Job
iwawiiia wiiy TliousaiHls Mko Me
tauiiot hutbjry tuclr Etiiplo) ers,
"I believe my fute Is not unllko thut
of thousands of other workers wh
ditlly loso their places for reusons
tliey do not know, and probably would
not believe. When tlielf last pay en
velope comes alonif, it is usually "your
services no longer required," If the
truth W-ere known, tho rvtufdn for their
unceremohlous removal would prob
ably be that their usefulness was de
stroyed because of some mentnl wor
ry, bodily ailment or genera! Indisposi
tion. These things, us wa'all know,
tire the most fruitful causes of failure
In nil walks of life. The battle of Wat
erloo was lost because of a headache
In this quick age our minds must he
clear, rapid, active, mid free from
outside Inllucnoe or worry, or else we
go down to failure with thei throng or
"lloaters'- who go from one place of
rmploytiV-nt to another, giving no sat
isfaction to others or to themselves,
constantly growing nhied and less use
ful, with no will power, and 110 hope
Kvety man requires from every
other man the best that la In him Hul
no man can use or Ret the best that
le In himself until he i- m-st free from
II fretful Indispositions and worries
That was my trouble. 1 was fi ll
of trouhles. That's why I lost my Job
My stomach. In tin- ih-st place, was ..I
ways out of order. 11 nil I was won-yina
about It and my mind grew cloudy
and slow. I made mistake, sntl nn u
grouchy That was tin- nd.
a hi-rc are thousands like me. golni;
about with "quick Inn h" facts, dys
peptic manners, and r.-pislve atmos
pheres. No employ, -r wants such
men's services.
Take my advice healthy stom
ach Is half the battle, i n- it keeps your
mind clear, and ymu- fa. e rosy. I have
a healthy stomach 11. . aritl hold a
gorrtt position, and mv employer Is
sltisfled.
I storied to take Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets, which I ms told were gtiod
for the worst cases or iudigefctinn and
dyspepsia. The first two tablets made
a wonderful difference in my condi
tion. One Ingredient l Stunrt'a Dyspepsia
Tablets digests 3.000 train of rood.
Th. d. 1. .. . , 1 1 A a ....'. ....... t. ...
Pkll. The Tablets do all the work, no
matter how heavy tour meal.
Stuart's Dyspepsia TtiMotsi cure
brash," erurtlons. burning Sensations,
bloat. Irritations, loss ,.f appetite, nau
sea, heartburn, lack of energy. loss
of memory, and dyspepsia and indi
gestion In their very worst forms.
No other little tablets In the world
can do so much. Yo.i should Vi.tr
them around with y..:i wherever you
Kro Bnd take them reirularlv aflr
m,,als. Thpn vo ., rpaH.p' .vn.t ,.
Is to he freed from stomntfli torment,
and have a clear ijiind. a quick mem
ory, a happv disposition, comfort and
rest (let Stuart's Dvsprpsln Tablets
at any dfug store for .'.do packugv.
St ml s your name and address to
day and we will nt once send you by
mall a sample package, free. Address
1". A Stuart Co., ISO Stuart Hldg .
Marshall. Mich.
'.'..'CK" -. -' 'i.r-.!:yHV.-l..et?lV
ffandsome iphite
Take a look at our White (roods to-
tlav. You will tind here manv new
. ' ''
things in White Swisses, Checked
Dimities aud White Madras.
Dotted and cheeked Swiss, Vk- yd uj).
Madras Waistings, 25e yd Hp.
Cheeked Dimities from 10c yd u.
BARGAINS IN
BOYS' CLOTHING
$1.25 to $5.00.
0. E. Stoner Clothing
..Ma.. Company ; 4
! 8. Main St, Plione 638
.50 A WEEK for nice
newly f u r n i sh e d
rot ntis.
The Franklin
South Pack square.
A BIG SUCCESS.
Last .night's performance by ama
tour talent, at the Sapphire,. scored a
decided hit. Picture new and Inter.
estlng. a good clean show for ladles,
children and gentlemen.
Mountain Cily
Steam Laundry
Phone 426
ThcAsheville School of
Music & Dramatic Art
BTTJDlOSt PATTOM ATA
Ptwoe Kl.
If that watch or Clock
needs repairing, notify J. E.
Carpenter, watchmaker, 32
Patton avenue. All work
guaranteed, (loods called
for and delivered.
SKINNER AND HUNTER
Hair drissln Parlors. L'O Hattny
Purk IMai e. Phone i,.".ii.
A Woman's tin I r well dressed Is
everything to her looks, fall at Skin
ner and Hunters and have the
French Wave, we have every thing
up-to-date In hulr goods and prices
that will please everyone.
Lowest Cash
Prices
n Ilia-liber, doors, sash, glass,
inie, cement, mouldings, etc.
Call on or write t us.
J.M.Weslall&Co,
On Ridicule.
Of this we may be sure, that rldl- !
cule fastens on the vulnerable points
of a cause, and finds out tlie weak side j
of an argument. If those who fesol'l j
to it sometimes rely loo much on Its '
success, those who are chiefly annoyed j
by It almost always ate po with rea
son, and cannot be too much on their
auarrt strainst- rt,pi-rln. It wtillnm !
Hazlltt
Do Not rhiniah Lying.
After children He to yon persuade
them lu tell you the truth. Help them 1
to tell It to you. then praise and somc
t.mes reward them for being so truth
ful. Show them that you trust them.
Many a little child would have grown
up to be truthful had his mother not
been so severe that he thought he had
to lie in order to escape severe pun
ishment. European Population.
Of all the peoples of Kuiope the
J-Yench have the fewest children and
the Irish the nioat. The average
French family numbers person:)
and the average Irish family n
KliKland Ihe average is 4.8. Tho Span
ish and Russian closely approach the.
Irish. In contrast io ihe. French in
Europe, ihe French in Canada are the
most prolific race In Christendom.
$1
(foods
Opposite P. O.
Phone 101
The New Firm
of Lorick & Co will make a specialty of Merchants'
Hauling, Moving of Heavy Freight and Storage uptown
office 20 Havwood St. Phone 88. )ejK)t Phone 350.
New patterns for stamp
ing shirtwaists, centers, etc.
Columbia wools.
A S. DENOON
7 Haywood Street
Furs Furs
Cleaned , aud Repaired.
FURS, like any other wear
ing garments, needc1eatnrig.'
Neglecting your furs means
to buy a new set every win
ter. Let ane have vour work.
NAT PEARLMAN,
FURRIER
12f) Haywood. -Phone 911.
A work guaranteeed." 1
WATCHES
and
CLOCKS
Made, to keep accurate time at
small cost. Repairing; Itepulat
Ing and Cleaning of time pieces
done promptly anV satlsfaetor
Ily here.
. W. H. SHOFFNER
IT Pattoa Avenue.
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ASHEVIIX& N.& ; ;
OUR SALE OF ;"Vi
DRESS GOODS
Will continue throughout the week
rather tlian tarry llicni out, we hate dvt-kleit lo oiler some very
hw iitIcvm on llicni.
6J Inch Brontlckiths (black and colors) ut
M' Inch Fancies, was 80c, now
45 Inch Fhncles $1 00, now
40 Inch Fancies, was 59c. now
our entire line of Mack Ooods
3d Inch Plaids, were 60c, now
During this sale, our silks will also
Special prices on Blankets
Cape Gloves .
s tor (tfomca
Tan Cape ttlovca at ffiS, t
1.50 iu1 $1.73 imtr. -
few Jailor-Made (itaists
Today avc place on display a dainty
line of tailor-made waists in linen and
madras. These waists are very stylish.
They were made hy the finest waist
manufacturers in-this country.
Priced from $3.50 to $5.
Before you re-arrange your
office equipment lor the new year,
wa wish to have you see our line or
Devices, Book "-Cases, Lose-Leaf
Books, Etc.
QUITE ORIENTAL
in origin and design aro
some of the beautiful -Persian
and i Smyrna Rugs
which we are now1 showing
elegant specimens ot- East
era handicraft f f of all: are
liaM-wdVeHl" Th6S0 aafsUW:
prettiest Rugs you ever sum . I
arKt will make dainty, ortut
ments for odd corncre I
your hoane. . - f
Sawyer's Carpet Doust
Phone Sil. Voi 1 AM iO CliurcB Sb
ias3CRUian
Kanulcurlnf and HaJhMrcaalidjt, i4.
Uaywoed St., e-rcr Candy Kitchen,-
Just rscelved a large Una of half"' -goods
Puffs, Pompadours mmt- -;
8wltcbe. -'.''
Every 7c:3
u unerraun mm iDcniia Know
fttsont toe wonaeriiu
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yard
30c yard
ut a big reduction in price. ,
jjg'
bti reduced.
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