I THE ASHETILLE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 191?.
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TODAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
THE policy of our store has always been to give to our customers the very best values at the lowest possible price,
anil will say without fear of contradiction, that ONE DOLLAR will do more here for the next three days than
elsewhere, and to the fact that we begin our remodeling Monday and have got to empty our shelves.
SALE BEGINS PROMPTLY AT Szl3
$1.00
27-jjicii Embroidered Crepe, 25c (1 A A
value; 6 yards for. . . , . i,i,vv
32-inek Prtoted Maon, 20c value; A A
7 yards for . PAVV
iQ-mh Cotton Zephyr Serge, 35c ei A A
value; 5 yards for. T1,uv
42-wph Plaid Suiting, 75c value; A A
3 yards for , PJ-VU
30-inch Pptted ISwigs, 20c value;
7 yards for
27-ineh Faney Striped P. K., 15e A A
vainer -() varrls fnr P J-eVU
27rinch Poplin, 25c value;
6 yards, for ......
27-inch Striped and Floral Wash
Silk, 30c value; 6' yards for. ......
30-inch Taffeta Pongee, 35c value;
5 yards for
30-inch Costume Crepe, Floral, 20c
value; 7 yards for
32-inch Kimona Crepe, 20e
value; 6 yards for. .;.
30-inch Ripplette, 15c value;
10 yards for.
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Closing Ont All Coat Suits at
27-irich Gingham, 15c value; A A
10 vnrris for PlvV
27-inch Tissues, 25c value;
6 yards for
27-isch Dress Linen, colors, 30c (11 A A
value; 6 yards for PAeVU
42-inch Dress Linen, white and (I "I A A
50c value; 3 yds. forV'w
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
72-inch Mercerized Damask,
75c value; 2 yards for
72-ineh Pure Linen Damask,
$1.50 value; per yard.
36-inch Devonshire Cloth, 25c
value; 6 yards for
32rinch All-Year Galatea, 15c
value; 10 yard? for
27-ineh Cretonne, 20c value;
8 yards for
36-inch Cretonne, 25c value;
. 6 yards for...
42-inch Pillow Tubing, 20c
value; 7 yards for
'W-inch Pillow Tubing, 15c
value; 8 yards for
40-inch White Lawn, 15o
value; 10 yards for
36-inch Pajama Checks, 15c
value; 10 yards for
27-inch Apron Gingham, 10c
value; 14 yards for
18-inch Embroidery Flouncing,
35c value; 4 yards for
Embroidery FJouncing, 25c
value; 6 yards for
Embroidery Flouncing, 85c
value; 2 yards for
Embroidery Flouncing, loc
value ; 8 yards for
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
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THE STORE, P"(9PULR
Waiats, 89c value;
2 for . ,
Waists, $2.00 &nd $2.50 value;
eaeh
Children's Vests,
6 for
Children's Pants,
6 for
Children's Union Suits,
3 for
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
. . . $1.00
S1.00
mm..
Flannelette Wwonna, 89j vaJut; &1 AA
2 for w?lr,M
Children'3 Dresep, ftlsft) vajuj
eacn
Corsets, 75c vajue;
2 for
Outing Gowns, 89c value;
2 for
Gauze Vests, 25e value;
6 for f
Petticoats, .$1.5Q vlue;
each
Combination Suits, $1.50 wolmi
each w , , r, ..j
$i;oo
$1.00
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Closing Opt AH Coats At
RJ5 - $1IJ
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20 MILLION """"
AROUND TOWN
ROTAJtT tfETjtXC.
The regular weekly meeting of the
JkBhevtll Rotary cjuji wiir be eld at
the langren hotel this afternoon at' 1
o'clock. A program of Interest has
been arranged for the tn,eUnif.
WIL& ATTEND CWBTVENIION.
Mra. N. Buckner yWrday received
from Rev. Dr. Forrest J. JPrettyrfian,
chaDlain of the tTnited States senate.
forpial' jeeepiahs Of n Jfltatlpn' tJ
attend lho ' BjjWf'M)i
Usually yields to the purer blood
tnd greater strength which
creates, s rich oU-food enlivens
t 1 I i " i" 71 "
ine. wpois system ana strengthen
the organs to throw off the injurious
acios. iviany aoctors them
selves take Scott'? Emulsion
knd you iiqust itaivd 6tm
against s ustitutes.
WOOD'S
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Catalog
for J917, tells about the best
Farm and
Gardeir Seeds
an4 sivef special Iniarrnation u to
the bct crop to grow, botfi for
profit an( bomp ie.
The large Increase la 007 tmsl
neis which we haw agaia experlr
enced during the past rear U thm
beat of evidence aa to the ttlsb
.qitalitr of J
WOOD'S SLEDS.
Write for catalog umd prices of
Grass and Clover Seeds, Seed
Potatoes. Seed Pats or any
faf Seeds requtrerj.
T.W.WOOD i& SONS.
SQ3SMES, lidussBt,?!.
convention Is Artievllle in JCay. The
dales pf the contention ate from May
il-il ana the' prospecta are for a
large number of visitor attending
ironi f-ii wiut ever jnujxh cLruiut.
gwaananoa Refceia-h lodfe, No. ST,
11 meet in regvuilar aesslon at the hall
911 unurcn street tonignt at 8 o ciocic
tl rhembera' are yrgf& to ttend.
SJKNT TQ BOAD8.'
Jfred Fovler, leelofftd, maa nt to
the county roada In police ejfrt ya
terday for aiz mnntha on charge of
retailing and an 'additional sentence
of two months wm imposed when he
jraf found guilty of the larceny pf IB.
j'e appejilM and waa aent to the
counjy jalj in iefaulf: pf onda agirj-e-
am Alexander was braucht to the
MiBlyn hospital from ' Leioeater laet
aUrht eufferini ' tram Injuries' sus
tained when ' an automobile )n which
h waa riding, turned over. It vaa
stated at the hoppltaj at an early hpuf
tbi mprnljiT jhai th Wijure4 man has
no broken bones but it Is thought that
ne 1 ainmrea tntarnauy.
DILLINGHAM SCHOOL
CLOSES FOR THE TERM
EXERCISES ARE HELD IV WHICH
AliU PARTIOTPATE.
Medala Are Won j Donald Rf thburn,
Mlnne Hall and Sno-w HeeaUsy
Interesting Frogram.
"FLORA BELLA" WILL BE
SEEN HERE SATURDAY
"Rr
SENSIBLE DRESS FOR
- SCHOOL WEAR
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The material s biscuit hrowa
handkerchief linen with a manr
coiere4 beraar. aa4 t ataka the
criu-croaaes at the Beck and to
pipe the wide ana hea. The
gulmpe (a white organdie.
Tkeee ' erdere4 naleriaJa la
linen, allk and challla are seen la
maay tjlie smart 'uelle spring
frocks. They are an Imitation el
r9Va-t aaarta glathea.
eiostna exercises were held at the
pilllngh&nt Graded school 'last week
with an entertaining program for two
4ays. The term just finished has been
one of tlje most successful In the his
tory 01 me scnooi. j. a. jcawaras
was the principal, Mies Donie Ed
wards had charge of 'the Intermediate
Department ana tne primary aepan
ment was In charge of Miss Bertha
The declamation medal wis won by
jjonaia jsatnourn, Minnie Mau won
the medal Xpr the best recitation and
a." medal far deportment for the term
was awarded to Snow Hensley.
The program of the exercises was
aa touow":
JFUat Day.
Bong "Wave Old Glory."
fexerclses by primary department.
Play "The lAbor Convention."
Play "The Doll's graduation."
'The Contest ef the ,pne." Te
boys.
RedUUea-r"lly Sister's Dress"
BthI Pegg.
HandkedcWef drllj.
Play "Some Secrets Discloeed.
"Tom Thumb's Wedding."
"When We Are Men," twelve hoys.
Play "Vacation Plans.''
Recitation "What Happened in
the Hammock" WHHe BrlSmon.
Doll drill
Play "The Deaf Grandma."
6onfrr-''QoQd-night."
Declamation contest.
PThe Mothers of Men." Council
Dillingham; "Surrender of Lee.'
Clyde Hensley; "Wolfe at Quebec'
Clyde Rathburn; "Truth Shall Tri
umph," Garland Brigmon; ' "The
Traitor's Deathbed,'' Donald Rath-
burn.
Recitation contest.
'Jaaet's Conquest," Harriet Boene;
"Asleep at the Switch," Stella Harris;
The Little Pilgrim." Alice Hensley;
Sister and I," Lula Hensley; "The
White Asalsai." Snow Henslev; ''Sad
west Memories ef Byirone Days.''
Payette Dillingham; 'The Dying
Soldier." Azalea Alien; "What tbe
Utile CHri Said." Minnie Hall.
Play "Cleeing of Beanvtlle schoe)."
P1ay-r-"A Perplexing eitusdon."
Rose drill. '
Play-r-'The Yankee Peddler."
Pantomlne-"AbJde W"! M -
Posrtivtry fiflJevaa.
, faCrwa.Pa)urnot
2S. Oct IXQ
"Fora Bells." the Casino musical
eomedy, starring Florence Webber, of
"Naughty Marietta" fame, and John
Kearney, the popular comedian, will
appear at ' the Auditorium' " Saturday
afternoon and evening." Press criti
cisms from nearby cities,' notably
Charlotte and .Greensboro, praise, the
show highly, Charlotte declaring that
it Is "one of the moat pleasing mu
sical comedy productions that has
been seen in the south this season "
Tha ehprua of "Flora Bella" is said
to be noted for Its pretty girls. Flor
ence Webber will be remembered fry
AshevUle theatregoers aa the star of
"Nauahty Marietta'' ana ptaer pre.
uet&a. The t sale fa HFipra
Bella''' opens today.
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TO MESTT WAR OCWDITIOKS.
WAYNESVILLE
AT SULPHUR
OTTAWA. Ont., Jan. St. -Needs
and possibilities of changes In the
Canadian educational system to meet
the conditions resulting from the Bu
ropean war will form s. leading topis
OI discuseien at tne annual convention
of the Dominion Educational asso
elation which begsn a three-day sss
eion In this city today. The attendance
of the convention is made up of sev
erst ' hundred educators, representing
almost every college and university In
tne Dominion ana me Hacmnu
systems of all the provinces and
principal cities.
RoKular.
The taller had railed to collect his
toMl very frequently of late, but with
out suecsss. Finally, in desperation,
ha said vehemently:
"Mr. Swift. I must Ins let that you
maks soma drflnlte 1 arrangement
wit) me.'''
"Whv. aiirelv. ' rT led Mr. S'virt
roost agreeably. "Lva see veii.
sum"e you call every Thursday
mprning.'-nrHnxpfr s Magaxute.
OUCH ! M BACK! RUB
LUMBA.GQ PI AWAY
Rob
Backache Assay With Small
Trial iiX tie of Old "At
daoohs OH,'1
sore and lama
soUUta or rheumatism
asadeS.
SSJSBJsnBlBBKig
Whea your back is
er iumbuo. sciati
has vou stiffened ub. don't suffer! (3et
e amaU Uial beetle of old. honest "St,
Jacobs OH" at any drug store, pour a
uuie ia your nana s.pv cus it riui
ea your aching back, and by the time
you eouaty Sfiy, thf aoreceas and
lain n ess Is gone.
Don't stay crippled! Thtg aoetSitag,
aeneUatlng oil aeds te be used only
oaca. it takes the MM riant out and
eads tbe misery.- It la magical, yet
absolutely harmless e4 4oea'( CMfra
Ue skin. 1
Kothina- else stop lambeae. acl-
atlra, backache er rheumatUm so
lirompUf. It never dtf ppeinta
Aehevllle echool's second beveketbe.ll
team defeated the Wayneevllle High
school quintet In an interesting fame
o the Sulphur Springs court yaatarr
day afternoon by the score of 49 to V.
The Haywooc county who Jasttq ilva
Slayed m t,Qm fit AshevlJ
Igh school recently on the y. M. C.
A. court here. The Une-up of yeetar
ds.y'a game folleiwa:
Aaheviiie (40) Warnepvtlle (37)
. Po4lpns. .
Afhby Bergln
Forward.
Gran din Owen
Forward.
F. Coxa R. Francis
Center.
Albrecht Smith
Guard.
Whitney . ...... ... ..,.., Francis
wusfa.
In normal times the annual German
coheumptdon of fruit amounts to about
JU0 pounds per capita. .
,u. . ..1 1 4
Oulls feaat on aalirfen an4 their eggs.
CALLS ON NATIOTTO
AWAKE Aw) PREPARE!
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Only True Tonic for Liver
and Bowels Cpsfe
10 Cents a Box,
. tss rr
qaacarelis arf a treatl Tfiiy Jlven
yw liver, qleaa your thirty feet o
bowels and aweeten yeur atomac.
Tqu eat one ot two faacareta Uke
candy before going to bed and in th
morning your head la clear, tongue is
elean, stomach eweet. breath ; right
and cold gone and you feel rrnd.
flt$ 1 r l-cent bog at any drug)
store and enjoy 4t afceet, gentlet
Uver ama ibowat rinH .a..
Z7f," " .. W ""aoarnes,
biflfua' (BMlla, ladlgeatlon, furred
W- eatn and eoBatl.
tie e(h pheujd give . eroaX
DeevejiTi . tmih 4fiiM...
fhoie Caaoaret any time. ' iv- w
TiOBERT BACON
.. Bacon, former ambaawxlor . fa)
Prance, has returned from that
eountry to attend .ho conferenco
ef the KaUpsMri SecvrWy levsgoa) a4
U'ashlngtoau What he saw ht
fance, he JS mores him to
arge the United SUteato waka
plSCUSfi ItOAD raosfums.
BOSTON, Mass., Jan- JlrT-Up-to-the-mlnute
roads, modern street,
various materials and kew different
sort are adapted to one locality or
condition and not to another, road
and street building, demands of tse.fi
fie maintenance and plants are among
the practical eubjeots which are to be
discussed bv authorities and experts
at the rventh annual American Good
Roads congress which Is to meet In this
city not week under the adsplcas pf
the American Reef Builders' aasocia-
H9".
Aq elaborate vrearam ef addresses
and discussions will begin Monday
end through Friday. Leading United
States government officials, state
highway commissioners and engineers
pro'mlnent afay engineers." elHoiaU of
the American Automobile assoeiaiion
and holed sclentifle men are 4ffl9D
those who will speak.
WEATHER PLEASES FARMERS.
NBWTQV, Jan- SI. Spring-like
weethsr this wank, has been a ooon
to farmers and others whos busi
ness called thsm to the pupUo eoafs,
for the highways have been almost
,',!, Ml.. WMUHM. , 1, 1 mm
Impassable under continuon ralm
brethar during nearly all of Januar?.
The warm sunshine haa dried th
roads Immeasurably and rendered
t, Th hlfihwaye have been so un
utterably bad that apparently, the
whole eounty has with ens aeanri
swung to the Idee, of a big bond Issue
to put an end enee for all to Intoleral
ble conditions every winter. ,
? !"" Il a nev
taw relating fo compulsory education
and chid Ubr -srill eeme late epera?
tlon 1n Nerw York state tomorrow,
with the result that it will be made
moe dlfflpult fo beys and girls t
asoape " front their etusue bv seeldnf
employment is factory er workshe.
lender ihe aew law all children "under
?fH?Jf . Fo dea're to worH, gnust pro
due a gradual lea diploma irem a
public elementary school, private Of
parochial school of the, feme grade.
Heretofore It hag bsan required that
a cmifl need only Jjnin tne sixtn
grade in erdef te saur carttflcata
to work.
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MILO MENTAL AND NERVOUS
DISORDERS. DRUG AND
ALCOHOLIC ADDICTIONS
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