THE ASHEVILLE CTTIZEyTUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1913.
LEADING HOTELS.
LEADING HOTELS.
Luxury Without Extravagance
Magnificent Fireproof Structure in the heart of
the business district. Conducted on the European
plan, .
Rates $1.00 Up.
Club Breakfast from 25c to $1.00. Table DUota
Luncheon served from 12:00 to 3 :00 p. in., 75e.
Table PTIote Dinner served from 6:00 p. m. to 8:30
p. m.. $1.00. A la Carte service at all hours.
High in Altitude Only-2,250 Feet.
J. BAYL1S RECTOR. MANAGER.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
FAIR OPENS THIS I
Gates Will be Thrown Open at 9 O'clock Hon. J. J.
Britt is Principal Speaker of the Day Splen
' did Program Arranged.
grove: park inn
Grove Park Inn serves luncheon 1:00' to 2:30
p. m. Dinner, 6:30 to 3:30 p. m. Visitors to Ashe
ville, although not guests of Grove Park Inn, are
invited to dine and Inspect the building. Special
attention given to luncheon and dinner parties, if
notified in advance. Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00
p. m.,'7:30 to 10:00 p. m. Bates $5.00 per day and
up. Special summer rates. Phone 3000.
WM. S. KENNEY, Manager.
Grove Park Inn Orchestra (six pieces) invites
engagements for dances receptions and entertain,
ments. Call O. Edwin White, Director, phone 3000,
for terms and engagements.
Battery Park Hotel
OPEN TnnOTTGHOCT THW TEAR, FAMOUS EVKUYWITKItE
FOR BOOKLET, RATES AND KRNERVATIONH, ADUHKSS:
J. L. ALEXANDER, PROP. Asheville, N. O.
MARGO TERRACE, Asheville, N. C.
Occupies" tuUful location. Th house Is of modern construc
tion, artlstloally 4Mlpilt prfetoly g.ulwl. Urg lry room and
private baths. Mwrgo Teiwos Is homellk In tts atniosuher and
particularly uttraottv W fasnllle and ladle traveling alone,
Excellent Table, Moderate Rate. P, tl. I1KANC7II, Prop.
HOTEL AETHELWALD, Brevard, N. C.
Rate 99.00 per W. Bteam hekt. Rot and Cold Until. Both Com-
morolal and tourist Open the jrer round.
CHARLES M. COOK, Jr., Proprietor
TUE IMPERIAL HOTEL, Canton, N.C.
E. M. GEIER, Proprietor. " -------
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. The last tsg has been tied In place,
the last careful preparation In every
dupartmunt made, and at nine o'clock
this morning the gates of Riverside
Park will be thrown ppen to the
public for the opening day of the
Western North Carolina fair .which
bids fair to be the greatest fair over
held lit Western North Carolina. To
day Is Educational Day, and the
elpal event of the day will deal with
educational contests and problem.
All the schools of the county will
be closed today, 1n order that the
children may all hnv a chance to be
present for ths many educational
event and the big free ant at the
fair this afternoon. Things will
start with a rush, the first bjg event
on the program being one of the
funny free acts furnished by the
management flinging contents for
rural schools start at eleven o'clock
and at 12:80 o'clock, the recitation
and declaration contest will be started
There will be "something doing
evnry minute" ati the whole day 1
filled with surprises for those fortun
ate enough to be on the grounds.
The fair will be formally opened
at 2:10 o'clock this afternoon, with
prayer by ltev. 3. D. Arnold. Prof.
R. D. McDowell will preside. At 2:60
O'clock, Rev, W. A. Newell, president
of Weaver college, will nwke a short
Introductory ad dross, introducing
Hon. J. J. Britt, who will deliver the
principal address of the day, speaking
on "Education and Popular Govern
ment". Mr. Britt' well known ability
as an orator, together with his knowl
edge of his subject. Is expected to
draw a large crowd to hear him.
Every day is a special day at the
fair. Opening with Educational Day.
the fair follows with Brotherhood
Day, Military Day, and Western North
Carolina Day, the final day of the fair.
Special features are ' provided for
every day, Secretary of State Bryan
and Or. John 8. Rutledge, the fa
mous Irish oTator, fcelng the speak
ers for Brotherhood . Day, General
Bennett H. Young, commander-in-chief
of the Confederate veterans, be
ing the chief speaker for military
day, and Governor Locke Craig, the
"Little Giant of The Blue Ridge," be
ing the chief speaker for Western
North Carolina Day. In addition to
these noted speakers, men of rlroml
nences from, all part of Western
North Carolina will he present during
the fair, and a number of them' will
speak.
Interest also centers around the
"Better Bmbles" contest, In which 247
babies were originally entered. This
number han been considerably re
duced by the preliminary examlna
Ions, which have eliminated all be
low a certain percentage, but a
goodly showing of the future sons
and adulter of the Old North
Btate still remains in the contest and
everything points to a most careful
test before the final winners are
picked.
The exhthKs this year ere the larg
est, the best and of the greatest va
riety ever shown at a fair In Western
North Carolina, and In almost every
class, It will take an expert to dis
tinguish the winner of the blue.
, Departing from the custom of pest
years, the management of the fair
installed a splendid line of free acts,
all of which are "thrillers" and in ad
dition to these, there Is n midway
where an ryiusually fine line of show
The Monarch European
AA Outeldo an I t'lean Room In Heart of th Oily, !m, lie, $1.00.
BporiNi Rate P Waelc.
Phone 1832.
Furnished Housekeeping Collages
FOR Rl:NT IN ALBEMARLE PARK
Dahlia OotUMW Vacant Now
Daffodil Cottage, Vacant OcUHn-r 1st
Rosebank Cottage Vacant November 1st
Milfoil Cottage Varan! Bcwmber 1st
APPLY AT MANOR OVFICF,.
MOTHER MIGHT
NOT BE LIVING
Lady Tells of Mother's
Troubles, Which Almost
Resulted in Death, And
How They Were
Overcome.
TURKISH BATHS
The Owner Sanitarium
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OPtTN DAY AMI NIGHT.
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Sanatoria
Treatment all throil and
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Tenn., and Port Orange, K1:l,
offers to Patients the grmt ad
vantage of an climate
throughout the yar. Sumne r
Institution Newport, Tenn.,
open from May 1 3 th to Nov. 1st
winter Port Orange, Fla., Nov
1st to May 15th
The Turkey Trot,
Th weather never
tii't too hot
For some to dunce
Tha turkey trot,
Voungstown Telegram.
Hut tho dance itself, :
To he preclKti,
sometime iui
1'pi'ii the lee.
SI. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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rumherlanrt Oap, Tenn. "I don't
believe my mother would be living
today." writes Mrs. ftirah I. Owens,
of thle place, "If It had not been
for Oardul. the woman's tonic.
ttho suffered dreAdfullly for years,
with womanly troubles; smothering
spells, chills, fluttering of the heart,
and weakness.
Finally, she was advined by a friend
to try Cardul, the woman's tonic.
he bought a bottle, and eould notice
its good' effect from the first. She
hiw now tsken bottles, and Is en
joying very good hnlth. It hes done
her more good than all the oeher
medicines she ever took.
We thlnlt Cardut la worth its
weight In gold."
The bet endorsement any prep
aration can have, it that of people
who have tried it. They know what
it will do. ..judging from tne nou-
sands of letter we receive each
year, similar to the above, it Is easily
possible to believe In the good that
Cardul has done for suffering wom
en In Its pest hnlf century of won
derful jutceess.
Cardul is composed of purely veg
etable Ingredients, which act In a
gentle, natural manner, on the weak
ened womanly organs, thereby build
ing them back to new strength and
health.
You cannot go wrong trying Cardul
for your trouble
Get a bottle today.
N. B. Write to: Chattanooga Med
cine Co.. Ladles' ; Advisory Dept.
vhattanooga, Tenn., for Special In-
rfninllfm. tin tl .f,,
are Htaged,
. Th program for "the four day of
th fair follows.
(TAKE IN PROGRAM HERE)
EDUCATIONAL DAY.
Tuesday, October 7.
:00 a. mv Fair ground opened to
visitor. Selection by Boy Scout band.
10:00 a. nv- Happy Hooligan and
Gloomy On in auto trlok house act
10:30 a. m. High diving, dog
Dooley. '
11:00 a. im. flinging contest by
rural schools.
18:00 noon--6utton' Brother sen
atlonal acrobatlo act or oomedy bar.
12:30 p. m. Declamation and reel;
tatlon oontMrt.
1:80 p. m. Balloon aeoension.
t:18 p. m. -America and Carolina
rendered by schools.
Program of Addresses.
:S0 p. ra. Formal opening of 111
fair, Prof. R. D. McDowwll, presid
ing. Invocation by Rev. J, D. Arnold.
2:80 p. m. Introductory address by
Rev. W, A. Newell.
3:00 p. in. Address by Hon. James
J. Britt, "Education and Popular
Government."
4:00 p. m. Aerial act by Marvelous
Melville; tngvng contests by city
chools; declamation contest by city
aohool; Martin and Gannett In come
dy barrel jumping.
:00 p. m. Belectkm by band, clos
lng day session.
. NIGHT SESSION.
7:00 p. m. Selections by band;
Dooley in high diving act; the Mc
Linn Trio In comedy 'balancing act;
Marvelous Melville In sensational
aerial act; spectacular firework dis
play. Don't fall to see the magnificent ex
hlblu In the several jdepartmenta
Numerous satisfying midway attrac
tions. Check your parcels at the check
room in the hortloulaural building i
cents per parcel, It will be an educa
tional treat to see' the cows milked
with electrical milking machines.
BROTHERHOOD DAT.
Wednesday, October 8.
8:30 a. m.Ground opened thirty
minutes earlier than usual in order
to serve th convenience of the large
number of visitor who will be pres
ent; selection by band.
10:30 a. m, Jameg Melville In sen
sational aerial act
Program of Addressed.
11:00 a. m.Hon. M. L. Shlipman,
Grand Master of I. O. 0. F., presid
ing. 11:10 a. m. -Introductory address
by Dr. L. B. McBrayer.
11:20 a. m. -Address by Secretary
of State William Jennings Bryan,
Pleasing Variety of free acts.
Brothcrliood Program.
8:30 p. m.--Arrival of "Brother
hood" parade. , , ,
3:50 p. m. Rev. R. W. Wllsox,
presiding,
4:00 p. m. Introductory address by
Judge Thome A. Jones.
4:15 p. m. Address on "Secret
Orders and the Ohuixsh," by Rev, J
S. Rutledge, D. D., Irish orator, lec
turer and reformer, Cleveland, O
Balloon ascension.
8:00 p. m. Brotherhood reception
nt Buttery Park hotel.
NIGHT SESSION.
7:00 p. m. Selection by band; ITnp
py Hooligan and Gloomy Gus In auto.
mobile trlok house stunt; MoLlnn Trio
fn comedy balancing aot; Dooley In
high diving act; Marvelous Melville In
Illuminated aerial "performance; Mag
nificent firework display; music by
Uryson Military and First Regimental
bands.
Don't fall to see the demonstrations
In domestla science,, dairying and
fruit culture.
Prises will be awarded In the hot
ter babies contest tomorrow, when a
number of Interesting talks on rais
ing babie will bo made.
MILITARY" DAT.
Tlii'i-Mtny, October .
9:00 a. m. Selections by band.
,9:45 a. m. tftrtln and Gennett, In
comedy barrel Jumping.
10:45 a. m. -Dooley In high diving
act.
11:30 a. in Balloon ascension.
1:00 p. m. Marvelous Melville In
aerial act and numerous other free
attractions.
, Military logram.
3:30 p. m. Arrival of military
parade.
3:4u p. m MaJ. W. W. Ptrlngfield,
presiding.
4:00 p. in. Introductory addretwby
Ool, J. M. Ky.
4:K p. m - Address b Gen. Ben
nett 11. VkuuiK, -grand commander
United Confederate Vaterens, Ixiuis
villo, Ky.. siiectlons by Brysnm Mili
tary and A.ihevtlle First Regiment
bunds.; riuttk-n Brothers Is sensation
acrobatic act on comedy bars.
Visit the interesting exhibit . and
demonstration of the Ashevlllo board
of health.
NIGHT 8R8SION.
Dooley in high diving rent; McUnn
Trio In Comedy balancing act and
numerous other attractions; patriotic
rigs rendered by . rural singing
class.
IVogrsm of Addresses.
8:20 p. m. CoL SandforoVH. Cohen
presidliig. ,
8:30 p. m. Introductory addrssiby
Hon. W. A. am 1th. .
8:45 p. m. Address of Hon. M. V.
Rxhardj, land and industrial agent
of Southern railway, of Washington,
D. C on "Western North Carolina
Development" ,
Happy Hooligan and Gloomy Gus In
automobile trick house act; Sutton
Brother in sensational acrobatic act
on comedy bars; Marvelous Melville
In Illuminated aerial act; gorgeous
pyrotechnic display on the lake.
We . trust that the third annual
Western North Carolina Fair has
proven ipleasant and profitable to you
and by your earnest co-operation with
others throughout thl section we
will be able to make it even a great
er success In succeeding years.
AROUND
TOWN
THREE "STILLS SEIZED.
Internal Revenue Agent 6ams yes
terday received reports of the seizure
of three illicit distilleries in his terri
tory. Deputy. Collector Merrick re
ported the seizure of two In Green
ville oounty, 8. C, and Deputy Col
lector M. P. Alexander reported the
seizure of one In Iredell county, N.
(1.
CONi'EIl SECOND RANK.
PRESIDENT GOES SOUTH.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8, President
Wilson's Itinerary tor hi southern
trip was arranged today. He will' leave
here early on Saturday. October 28,
for Philadelphia, where he will speak
at the dedication ceremony at Con
gress hall, departing that night for
Mobile, Ala., where he will arrive on
Monday, October 37. ,
The president will spend the day
In Mobile, delivering an address on
rural credits before the Southern
Commercial congress. He will leave
In the evening for Washington, re
turning on Wedesday, October 2.
PUgah Lodge No. 32, Knight of
Pythias, will confer the second rank
at tonight's meeting, which will be
held as usual in the lodge room over
Smith's drug etore on the square. All
visiting Pythians are invited to be
present, and a social hour will be
enjoyed after the meeting.
Girlish, Wrinkle-Free
Skin Easy to Have
ADMITS BANKRUPTCY.
In the proceedings broawrht by the
Kanawha Valley bank, et al, of
Charleston, W. Va., against the Cher
okee Tanning Extract company, Xi
United States court, the defendant
company yesterday filed an ' answer
admitting bankruptcy and asking to
be so adjudged. The case now goes
into the hands of F. W. Thomas,
referee In bankruptcy. No schedules
have been filed.
The "Theobold Brandl" stamp on
youT fair ticket means you are help
ing sweet charity. 8t
) (Front Pilgrim Magaxine.)
' Since it remarkable astringent an ,
tonic properties became known, clev
er women all over the world havs v
been using the saxollte face bath U
"tone up" their faces, remove wrin
kles and draw flabby cheeks and
neck back to normal. Aftet- using
the solution, the face immediately
feela much firmer. The skin tighten
evenly all over the face, thus redUc-
lng lines and sagginess. The formula .
is: Powdered saxollte, 1 ox., dissolT- ."
ed In witch hazel, 1-2 pint
Another wonderful facial beautlflel
and rejuvenator that ha becom
quite a rage in the United States, at -in
Europe, 1 meroollxed wax. Drug
gists report a great demand.' The wax
literally absorbs a sallow, blotchy or
withered complexion, giving th fresh
vigorous, healthy-hued young skin
underneath a chance to "breath'
and to show Itself. Applying the wax
at night, like cold oream, whin
It otf mornings, will completely ren
ovate a poor complexion in a week
or ten day a One ounce usually U
sufficient. Advt,
While There life.
Pm no Bodallstlo yawpen
But I really declare
That Pd rather llv a parapet .
Than die a millionaire..
(Philadelphia ReooreV
PA I. A
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loek, "Hosne Treatment for Worn.
u" sent 14 plain wrapper, on request
7:00 . m. Selection by bands;
Hr-.ppy Hooligan and Gloomy Ou in
automobile trick house; McUnn Trio
in oomedy balancing act; Marvelous
MclvitrS In pyrotechnic aerial per
formance; gi-Hnd fireworks display on
the lake.
CAROLINA" DAT.
Friday, Ototx 10.
9:00 a. m. Selection by bands.
9:30 u.- ni lelvllle In sensational
aerial act.
10:00 a. m. Athletic contests.'
12:30 p. m. Singing contests by
rural choirs. "
1:30 p. in. Horse show and live
stock dittplay.
Program of Addressed.
3:30 p. in. Hon- T. T. Ballinger,
presiding.
3:40 p. m. Introductory address,
Hon. Felix E. Alley.
4:00 p. m. Address by Gov. Locke
Craig.
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Nlt'.HT SESSION.
:00 . m. Selection by
bands:
IS ROYAL
How to
Dress Well
on a
limited Income
To dress well at moderate cost, to have
the joy of knowing that the style of your ms
turae is absolutely new and correct; that it
is conservative and in good taste select your
new clothes from smart models we are show
Jng from Bischof. ; ; i -jf
Then you know your costume has distinc
tion and shows the modish notes of the sea
son; that it is exquisitely tailored and per
fect in finish and design in short, that it
comes to you fresh from the
workrooms of one of America's
foremost designers.
Is
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Come tn and ee tbe complete
' assortment of coats and suits we
have iust received. Notice how
unusually lovely these models
are. See how skilfully Bischof
has developed all the charming
new materials in the approved
f 1 . V .ttantlnii ! irlvi.fi tn the
colors now hiui-h ui.v... n-
important style features the cutaway coat, tne elon
gated panel back, the softt graceful skirt draperies,
the Mandarin sleeve sill the latest caprice of Fashion
are shown, after a manner that i most delitfully
pleasing.
Bischof uses only the finest' coat - canvas (the
kind used by custom tailors); every yard of the mate
rial is tested, then sponged and shrunk; silk thread
is used throughout; silk-coveted shields protect the
armholes; the buttons are reinforced by stay-buttons
inside the coat. Bischof garments keep their shape;
they are fitted on living models not molded or pressed
into shape.
Sriect your eottume from the moM w
are now displaying. In thlsiutaidid collection
you will rind that BUcbof has thought out all
your Bteds for this Maun. The cotton
pM want U here, at a Kfc to Interest ya
tt
See the $20.00 Ladies' Suits, Today
$15.00
SALE TODAY;'
Sheets and Pillow Cases and Table Linens
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
is the talk of the city. The only store in Asheville that is showing a full line of
Gage Hats. We want your trade and will do all we can to please you. Lots of
roomjota of liht, and five milliners to wait on you. All hats trimmed free.
Visit our dress goods department See the new things we are showing in
this department. -
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