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Saturday, May 26, 1917.
Should BeSettled Now
If ttia Irian bom rule question la
' fere to b settled at all, surely It
should bo near settlement now whan
It ha bean placed lit the hands of
. tha people most ooneerned therein
tha Irish people. That there Is
strong; sentiment on this aide of the
water, as well as in Great Britain,
: to the effect that the British govern
ment should dispose of the home
ruls question, if It would obtain the
kearty sympathy and co-operation of
tha United States as an ally In this
war. Th vast majority of the Ameri
can paople rightly believe that It sits
with m KTffiO Sot tha allies to claim
that thy are fighting for the "rights
of small nations to govern them
selves," whils that right is denied to
Ireland, an entirely separate country
and separate people. Whether or not
the Irish people will be abl to gov
ern! themselves with a fair measure
of peace, matters not in view of the
Indisputable justlcs of their claim to
freedom from the rule of Dublin
castle.
. The English nalton as a whole does
not feel that Ireland should be re
tained by the English government,
and certainly the greater part of the
British press has reiterated th right
of Ireland to be self-governed. Only
recently The London Daily Chronlole,
urging the speedy passage of home
rule legislation, said: "Leading Irish
men In the United States recognise, as
Mr. Redmond does here, that wo are
engaged in a Just struggle; and they
would be no less ready than he would
be to close a long account of Anglo
Irish bitterness, and shake hands
over a settlement on the home rule
basis. We know and feel that we will
summer. It was a building with many
windows and long porches, ths ma
Jorlty of which were without screens
of any description. Rows of patients
sat In reclining chairs making hsrolo
effort to keep off the swarms of fllea,
yet their dlatrea could have been
aally avoided had th windows and
porches been equipped with mosquito
netting or fly screens.
Her in Ashevllle ths greater part
of the medlral profesalon know and
appreciate the value, and the com
fort to be derived from fly screen,
of even the cheapeat variety. For a
very small outlay any home, sanita
rium or other building can be effec
tively equipped with fly acreens. It
la all very well to preach tha gospel
of "awattlng the fly," but there would
he far lea need to swat, after Infec
tion has been carried In and out, were
the uae of screens mors general.
Aahevllle 1 noted for Its cleanllne
and for the high efficiency of Ita sani
tary departments, and we should see
to It that ths advantage of window
and porch screening are
home to the rank and file.
The Scissors Route
n OFFICIALS PUZZLED AT
II OF GOLD
Oomlng to (lie Mountain.
(Charlotte uluarvar I
Th) Aahevllle Cmaon sueui to have
ha 0 aaUatactory evjduuce that "Waat-
I em .North Carolina will sxpunenc tb
luunai yuirouago in it His
tory the coming summer." Titer la
uo reason why it should not. The Eu
ropean I TU V.l i,um t n ..... . t S . .
three seasons, and th great body of JapaiKS) Breaking All RCC
Win tourlat American aavlng e- "
iuii-u ior 1110 nri lime an Idea of th
tuauicaa of their owu country and the
tourlat assets which Jt holds, have got
into the hubJt of touring America,
and of course they are learning that
"caicm iorin Carolina la the great
i Bri or tins great country. The
puopl who truvtl have an abundance
uj aioney tnis year, and they are go
ing to spend more of it in the moun
tain of North Carolina than ever be-
iuro known.
ordj in Amount With
drawn,
REASON A MYSTERY.
WAmrrVtlTOV, May 25. Treesurj
officials engrossed in the far-reach'
Ing program of International financing
upon which th country lately has sn
tared, today turned their chief atten
tlon to the unexpected and somewhat
disconcerting discovery that for the
past month Japan has been wlth-
Notes and Comments
llalllmore Saw It Mint,
( Wilmington Btar.)
upportunitltia cant their shadows
before, hut 11 la orton the caae that
neither the opportunities nor their
aimoows are seen. Baltimore saw sn
opportunity in a North Carolina
product and she Belted It and convert- drawing gold from the United Bute
ou n iinu an inauatriai nmnnaitinn. I at the rata f tun Add nun In una
brought Hhe la canning pork and beau. North 1008.000 a year.
'""" trouuoee in Dean ana eJee I ooia exports to Japan witnin tn
luraiane a iarg amount of th pork, past three or four week, It was stat
for we have kept track of several ed, have been between 110.000,000
arg nipment of North Carolina and 118,000.000. Since January
hog, sold to packing house In the they have totalled 135,000,000. With
Maryland city. In the next thirty days, the s-overn
Baltimore canneries ara rannin , nfent ha been Informed, thev will an.
bean and pork In large quantities and proximate fifty pr cent of th en-
"Buy a bond for th baby" Is ons
of tha best suggestions so far ad
vanced. It come from Th Knoxvtll I the demand Is laraer than tha aunniv tire sum already exported In HIT.
I 111.-. . .. - .. - ' I -,u. . . 1- .
""jrn jorin Carolina lead all tha ouipiueuia are oeing maae oy uana-
tatea In the production of soy bean, lnT Interest with the full knowledge
and practically every bit of the aoil in of the Japanese government. In at
Kuatern North Carolina 1 peculiarly le,,t on Instance, the Japanese gov.
adapted to the production of that mot ernment has approached this govern
valuable farm product Baltimore saw n)ent wlth ylew t0 facilitating the
Sentinel.
e e e
In view of the fact that the Liberty
bonds are non-taxable, none should
hesitate about Inventing, where In
veators are not moved by patriotic
purposes.
e
Considering the service which th
British and French commission have
rendered the United States, none can
doubt that their visit to this country
was well worth while.
e e
Another son of ths secretary of th
navy, Josephu Daniels, Jr., has set a
plendld example by enlisting
private in the Marine corps.
eve
The onion conspiracy which ha
been unearthed at Boston literally
smells to the skies."
e
June 5 will witness the transforma
tion of the American nation, a day
when new history will be written.
be constantly and: heavily 'hampered
In our efforts to obtain the common
goal so long as we keep Ireland un
dee British rule. Surely there can be
none so blind as to fall to see that
the path of wisdom la to get homo
rule settled without more delay, and
give our Irish friends a fair chance.
But for the wrecking folly of Lord
Mlddleton and Lord . Beresford this
would have been done ten months
ago."
Since the foregoing was first print-
led the British government has moved
In the direction indicated, and It ap
pears that if Irishmen can agree
among themselves the long desired
goal of home rulo is now In sight
i Barring ths possible refusal of Ulster
to participate in the deliberations,!
this thorn bids fair to be extracted.
In that day, It may be assumed, the
heritage of hate against England,
- which has been handed down through
successive generations in Ireland
since the time of Cromwell, will be
. wiped out
Voice of the People
THE ROAD QUESTION.
Editor The Citlsen:
I thank you for the publication to-
day In your paper of my, views on
roads, but see a mistake which I ask
you to please correct
Where It reads 26 miles, ths cor.
rect distance Is tit 2-3 miles, and If
ths citizens living along and In the
vicinity of the roads would bear a
part of the expense of surfacing, an
ths oltlssns of Candler did on our
fine road, say one third, $1,000,000
would surface 1,000 miles of miles of
Buncombe countys' roads with gravel
and aand at $1,500 per mile and that
would be better by far than the sur
facing of (6 9-8 miles with concrete
at a coat of 1 15,000 per mile, totaling
$1,000,000, with a large part of the
money going to another state for con
Crete. I say use our own gravel and
cunning opportunity In It and she
got busy. Hho can sell tons of the
canned product to the United States
army alone, but for two year she has
neen aoing her bit towards aunnlvlna-
the European armies with pork and
Deans.
Yet we hear sensible people of WIN
mington eay that we don t need a can
nlng establishment here, "because
there Is nothing to can." As a matter
of fact Baltimore found out that we
had beans to can and other cities have
found out that we had strawberries
and huckleberries to can. We have
millions of bushels of sweet potatoes
to can, and If we haven t got vegeta
bles to can it Is because we have Ho
cannery.
It Is about time for us to come off
the perch and quit letting Baltimore
and other cities see opportunles first
and draw upon North Carolina for
their canning products.
Room for HoosevPlt,
(Norfolk Vlrgrlnlan-Fllot.)
It la intimated from Washington
mat some way will be found of uti
lizing Colonel Roosevelt's zeal and en
ergy In the service of the country.
The sincerity of our hope that this
may be done 1 not at all Incompati
ble with the objections previously
raised with entrusting to him at the
outsot a military command to which
he could bring neither theoretical
proficiency nor the capacity to be
drawn from ripe experience in mod
ern warfare. To say that the colonel
has no demonstrated ability for the
leadership of a large body of troops
is only to state an lncontestlble tact,
and that statement should be con
clusive of the proposition for send
ing him to the front at the head of a
trans. Pacific movement
Officials here cannot account fir
the seemingly large movement on the
ground that It Is to restore the bal
ance in trade and Investigator are
checking the foreign commerce statis
tics to ascertain if the big shipments
are due to economic laws.
The mystery Is more economic than
political, It Is said, and there Is no
where apparent any disposition to
question the motives of the govern
ment or citizens of Japan in with
drawing all the gold to which they are
entitled. At the same time It la
realized that heavy export of gold
from this country are highly unde-
irable.
The British officials. Including Lord
Cunliffe, governor of the Bank of
England, have noted with surprise thi
tendency of American hold to flow
westward and havs discussed the situ.
ation with treasury officials. Tho
British agree that It Is to the Interest
of all concerned that the United
States conserve Its supply of gold, rJ
though It la at present the largest
tore ever held within a single na
tion's boundaries snd greatly in ex
cess of actual requirements.
RUSSIA ARE BECOMING
Martial Law Proclaimed in
Soma Districts to
Curb Rioters.
ANARCHISTS BUSY.
Bpmsa run.
sand free, and get 833 1-8 miles more'l corps or a division. But to deny him
opportunity to prove nis memo m a
J. P. LOWRT. post of secondary rank "and respon
sibility, in which the aoor ror pro-
road surfaoe,
Candler, N. O.
Children's Stories
BOB'S CHICKENS.
Fllea and Screens
The fly season may be said to be
t hand, and with it come the annual
warnings from press and roetrnm as
to the danger from the fly, with Its
germ-carrying proollvitlss, and ths
simple precautions which we should
take .to ward off this menace, Tr
the highest scientific and medical au
thorities have agreed that there Is ne
greater disseminator of disease on th
face of the earth than our ancient
friend, "musca domestlca," and yet
Jhera are thousands of people In the
United States who even at this day
cannot see the necessity of employing
the simplest precautions which every
health board in the country now
urges.
Strange and incredible as It may
seem, there are to be found in this
day members ol the medical profes
sion who are not too enthusiastic
about the anti-fly campaigns;
certainly they do not enlarge on
the subject and some there are
who 'have not yet reached the
Once upon a time Bob went early
In the summer to stay with his grand
parents. They lived in the country
on a very largs farm and Bob had
been wishing .his mother would tell
mm it was time to go and was de
lighted when she took mm there,
The next day Bob went with his
grandfather over the farm and saw
all the cows, pigs and chickens- "I
wisn i could have some chickens an
my own." said Bob. "Well. I guess
you can,' answered his erandfather
"but you must look out for old Surah,
the mother hen, and feed her and
care for the chickens when they are
hatched.
"I will if I can only have the chick
ens, said Bob. . So his grandfather
gave him thirteen fine brown eggs
and showed him where to make a
nest Bob said he had heard that
thirteen was an unlucky number and
asked for one more egg, which, his
grandfather gave him with a laugh
at his superstition and told him he
should expect to see thirteen chick
ens hatched just the same.
Bob made a fine nest and old Sarah
hopped on it as though Bhe was very
Slad to sit down. Kach day Bob
rought a dish of dainty things for
h i hen and shs seemed to enjoy the
extra attention she was sfettlng. At
last one day Bob went to the nest and
there were thirteen of the outest, fluf
first little chicks as much as to say
Sarah was looking a much as to say;
"Look, aren't they pretty t"
A few days after that grandfather
said it was time to move them to a
coop so they both took some of the
chicks and put them in a nloe house
under the tree When grandfather
took up the first chick he looked at
it aulte awhile and then burst out
lainrtilnff. Bob asked what he was
laughing at "Ha, ha, I will tell you,"
ha answered. "your cnicnenB are
dunks." "Well I a-uese thirteen is an
unlucky number after all," saia bod,
motion would stand open to proved
desert Is quite another question.
Stripped of a vaulting ambition for
Immediate high preferment his ar
dent desire for a part In the strug
gle Is commendable, and within the
limits of prudence and reason we
should be placed to have It gratified.
Bonaparte said that "every French
soldier carried a marshal's baton In
his knapsack." The men now In
highest commands in ths French and
British armies served long ' appren
ticeships before being called up high
er. The American who shall go to
the war with a regiment at his back
will not lack chances to achlave fame
ind rank if he has In him the stuff
of which real generals are made. After
all the e;lory that lies In golden spurs I
Is In the winning of them, not the
mere wearing.
(Sara Teas dale in the Century Maga
sine.)
I thought I had forgotten.
But It al. came back again
Tonight with th first spring thunder
in a rush of rain.
I remembered a darkened doorway
where we stood while vne storm
swept by.
Thunder grinning th earth
And lightning sorawlsdl en the sky.
The passing motor bases ewsvysd.
For ths street was a river ef ram.
Lashed into little golden wares
In th lamplight's stain.
With the wild spring rain and thun
der
My heart was wild and ray;
Tour eyes said more to me that night
Than your lips would ever say.
I thought I had forgorteif.
But it all came back again
Tonight with the first spring; thunder
In a r an of rain.
The manufacturing capital Of the
south today Is nearly sixty per cent of
the entire country in 1899.
This Date in History
f
Notable Birthdays
.stage where they believe In the ef
ficacy of fly screens for their own
comfort and the comfort of their pa
tients. The writer remembers pass
ing a well-known sanitarium In the
partem part of the state one day last
sj . ,
Mar 1ft.
TTejfv A. Wheeler, president of the
Oltlsen s War oara or jnicaxo uu
former president Of in cnamcer oi
commerce of the United States, is 62
veara old today. Mr. Whee-ler is a
banker of national prominence who
has nerved In Important positions call
ing for high administrative ability In
his home city, and been more, than
once sought by the government for
federal serviow In 1911 he we
nominated by President Taft to make
a special study of the transportation
of aecond-olasa mall matter. He de
cllned President Wilson's appointment
on the Federal Reserve board In 1914.
but la -now eorvlns: as chairman of
the permanent commission on rela
tions between the United States and
Uruguay. In 1913 he was chosen
nranident of the chamber of com
merce of the United States, and served
two years. Mr. Wheeler la a native
of Brooklyn, who went to Chicago as
a lad and began hlB career in a small
position in a credit holme.
May Futrelle, popular novelist and
short story writer, whose husband,
Jacques Futrolle, perished in the Lusl
tanla disaster, 40 years old today.
Francis Vlelle-Orlffln, American -born
writer who is one of the most famous
poeta of contemporary France, 64
years old today.
Quenn Mary of England. 60 years
old today. ' ' "- v.
Tr KlHji'h A. Hanlev. who resdntlv
resigned as president of Franklin col-j
l Indiana, to years oiu luuay,
May 26.
17S1 Congress resolved to establish
tne Bank of North American,
the first regularly established
bank In the United States.
1798 Great defeat of the United
Irishmen by the British at Bat
tle of Tars.
1818 Bavaria became a constitution
al monarchy.
1864 Montana was organized a a
territory.
1885 Oen. Kirhy Smith, last of the
Confederate commanders, sur
rendered; cessation of all host!,
lltlea In civil war.
187 Princess Viotorla Mary of Teck,
Queen Mary of England, born,
the first Queen Consort of Eng
land in 400 years, since the
reign of Henry VIII, to have
been born in the kingdom and
brought up in England as an
Englishwoman.
1870 Fenian raid from the United
States Into Canada repelled by
the mllltla.
1881 Convention regarding Greek
frontier signed by Turkey and
lha nowera.
1896 Coronation of Csar Nicholas II
and Czarina Alexandra or Rus
sia (dethroned laet March), at
Kremlin Meweow.
1904 United States Supreme court
decided that government nas no
riarht to lak front in Chicago
HOT Mr. William McKlnley (born
Ida Barton or uanton, u.,
widow of President McKlnley,
riled.
111 Mobile. Ala., celebrated its
200th anniversary; wpnngneia,
Maes., ita S76th anniversary.
118 Jied. Dr. Timothy Dwignt,
nrealdent or xai umvermiy
from 1886 to 1886: born Nov.
16. L828.
1 ei rrvrw Wi R :
English Datuesnip inuuiyu
iinic t tha Dardanelles.
Italy declared blockade of Au-
tr n nortfl.
ion 7nrwilin raid on Southend-on
Raa. England, . killed three
wmnawi vtnlirarian troops enter.
d Greece down the Struma and
took possession of several
Greek forts with the permission
of King Constantino but with
opposition on the part of the
aramsonB.
The Rockefeller Foundation
appropriated 11,000,000 for the
relief or war luiwro " -land,
Serbia, Montenegro and
Albania.
LAUKFIi, RHOBODENDROV ATTD
THE WlLn ' rTAVER.S OF THE
MOUNTAINS IN BOOOOl. THE
WORLD'S GREATEST MOUNTAIN
TRIP MONBAY ANB WEBNE8BAY
Report of the Condition of The
Citizens Bank
At Ashevllle, N. C In the State of
North Carolina, at the close of
business May the First, 1017,
Resources.
Loans and discounts 1676.146.02
uverorarts secured, 12,-
003.81; unseoured,
8509.18
United States treasury
certificates 80,000.00
North Carolina state
bonds 10.000.00
All other stocks, bonds and
mortgages
Premium on bonds
Banking houses . .
Furniture and fixtures
All other real estate owned
2,613.46
None
None
None
6,000.00
None
Demand loans 82,878.11
Due from national banks. 9,438.89
Due from state banks and
backers 48,123.61
Cash Items 16.734.68
Gold coin 1,710.00
Silver coin. Including all
minor coin currency.... 1,392.69
National bank notes and
other U. S. notes 11.771.00
Trust Investments ....... None
Total v. $790,304.76
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid In . .
nurplus fund
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid
Dividends unpaid
Notes and bills redls
counted Bills payable secured by
treasury notes
Deposits subjeot to check..
Demand osrtifloates of de
posit 17M40.06
Time certificates of de
posit None
Savings deposits 108,876.94
Cashier's checks outstand
ing Certified checks .
Due to national banks ....
Due to rtate banks, bank
ers and trust companies
Trust deposits
Accrued Interest due de
positors None
.1100,000.00
None
6,629.65
None
None
80,000.00
324,217.85
6,189.11
None
102.75
i
None
None
PTCTROGRAD, Thursday, May 14.
(Via London, May 26.) Ths agrarian
disorder, whole! confiscation of
property, Incendiarism and other
danger u symptoms of anarchy
which followed th overthrow of the
old authority In many Important In
dustrial center and agricultural dls
tiicts of Central and Southern Russia
are becoming more serious, aooordlosi
to dispatches from various points la
ovuaraDi ana moerva.
In many cities the soldlsrs commit
tee, by taking prompt action have
succeeded In anticipating revolts snd
in restraining tne Impulse or th pop.
ulatlon toward Indiscriminate con
fiscation and all kinds of lawleaaneos-
In others, however, the peasants, de
fying restraint have burned or sacked
nd appropriated government and
private properties and a ceneral stats
Of anarchy prevail.
Yenelsck. In Central Siberia, reports
that during the last three week,
thirty house were burned and that
the population 1 in a condition of
panic. Men of various foreign na
tionalities, headed by anarchist lead,
r and escaped criminal, have over
run the district, the advice atate. The
local council of workmen and soldiers'
deputies declared martial law and all
public Institution and officials are
under the orders of a military dictator.
According to a dlsDatch from Tsar-
ltysh. In the government of Saratory,
all authority has been overthrown In
the city which is completely In the
hand of the peasants. The soldiers
levied a contribution of 1,600,000
ruble for the Increase of their pay
and confiscated ships on the Volga.
A farm belonging to Madame Bek-
marmareaba. In the Orel government,
was overrun by a mob of 20,000 who
wrecked the place. The mills also
were demolished.
The latest reports from the Minsk
government state that the agrarian
disorders have reached such a point
that they threaten to complete ruin of
agriculture there. In one district all
the wine cellar were' sacked and the
mllltla found ltaelf powerless to pre
vent drunken riots.
Public organizations and commit
tees are striving to stem the tide of
anarchy which is sweeping many dis
tricts of Bessarabia. The Kishinev
peasants have driven their cattle onto
fields where grain was being reserved.
Food conditions are particularly seri
ous in this Dart of Russia-
The Pskov district committee has
decided that all agricultural lands
may be taken free of charge and this
has resulted in a general confiscation.
Proclamations are being issued by
the various local governments in an
effort to prevent the state of anarchy
spreading to the thus-far law-abiding
districts.
Stop Waste Save
Thrift is an essential part of every patriot's duty.
Preparedness by means of economy and saving is the
spiritual and moral duty of every right-thinking
American NOW.
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST CO.
Resources Qver $12,000,000.
IT IS EASY TO SAVE
with the DIME BANKS. Call and get one at our
Savings Department. We pay four per cent, inter
est on savings, compounded every three months,
SAVE A DIME A DAY. Jtfltf5
The American National Bank
Member Federal Reserve System.
The Only National Bank in Ashevllle.
A TRIAL 18 AU
WB ARK
LAUNDRY
TO PHONES JM
WI TREAT TOUR LAUNDRT WHITE.
Jude-e William Ie Baron Putman,
nrcaidinr lustice ef the United State
Circuit court of New England, one of
the oldest federal judges tn tne coun
try, tl years old today.
One of the new gasoline farm trac
tors Is designed to do little more than
the work of a single horse.
I
WE ARE JUDGED
BY OUR WORK
When you select a
dentist, select a man
with character and
a reputation for fair,
honest dealing, and
whether vou pay
much or llttl, the
work win be charac
teristic of the man.
WE APPOINT YOU
JUDGE
And to Induce you to act at once
we announce that we will con
tinue making 'True to Nature
Teeth" until June 15th for $4
and S.
Delay Is the thief of oppor
tunity. Phone 1591 nowl
Drs. Smathers & Beam
DENTISTS Oyer Cannl chad's.
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You Need It
PROTECTION
We Give It
Protect Yourself
NOW
Don't wait until next
week.
Don't trust to luck. Call
on the
P. R. ALLEN CO.
General Insurance
Offices 310-311 Drhumor Bldg. Phone 1077.
VorCiwrry-YdkoTshint
Burn the coal whost?
Big Four
Over 800,000 of them In dally
use.
Growing more popular each
day.
The Hill Smoothing Big Four
takes 'em all on high.
Overland Asheville
Sales Co.
13-16 E. WALNUT.
PHONE M7.
WHEN YOU SEE A
FURNITURE AD THINK OF
GREEN BROS.
Moved to 41 West College
The New Retail District
WE'RE selling tie coal that
will warm your home and heart.
It's the foil weight, real quality
sort MONARCH. It makes you
fed that you get your money's
wortJh.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone T0.
10 XT. Pack to.
' WE TAILOR GARMENTS
Fashioned In Latest Styles
For Ladles and Gentlemen.
1 Logan & Moore
12 So. Pack Sq. Phon T9T.
"Made in Ashevllle."
For Expenenued Workmen
Phone 2155
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL
Ol G. Woriey, BusUie) Agent.
Total 70,04.7
State of North Carolina, County of
Buncombe.
I, Jno. M. Campbell, Cashier of the
above named Bank, do solemnly
swear that the above statement Is true
to the best of my knowledge and belief.
JNO. A. CAMPBELL,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 25 day of May, 1917.
WM. F. DUNCAN,
. Notary Public.
My commission expires Feb. 23, 1918.
Correct Attest:
EDWIN I RAT.
8. LIPINSKT,
w. R-WHiraoN. jii
Directors.''
GET
Everwe&r Trunks
UNCLE SAWS LOAN OFFICE
It Blltmore Ave. Phosts STS.
Williams' & Huffman's
Music House
The Best la Plana. '
EUls Club Bids. - Haywood St
COMBINATION
RANGES
Ch&s. L. Sluder Co.
30 8. Fade Square, Fhone ISO.
"Boy a Jewel sad Save FueL"
UNCLE SAM HAS ASKED U8
TO TRAIN YOU TO DO HIS
WORK!
Tounr men and women are)
needed and needed badlyto
All clerical positions for our
government They are given
good pay and short hours.
Call and let us tell yon mora
about this splendid opportunity,
and our facilities for preparing
you to take advantage of It
Day and night classes la theory
and dictation.
Emanuel Business
College
80 COLLEGE ST.
M'GRAW TIRES
BELOW COST
1 mtt, plain .M-.n.oo
486x4 " 17.00
128x8 7.80
8 18x8 H - 11.91
1 82x8'A, non-kid 11.40
Whll Thy Last
Richbburg Motor Co.
Formerly
The D. C Shaw Motor Co.
THE HOME OF THE FORD
Ji Wedding
Rings
J. E. CARPENTER
Jeweler N. Pack Sqnara.
A word to th wis man is sufflcleat
COOPER'S
"On the Sqaan"
Means Clothes Economy.
H. L. Finkelstein
3 89-11 Blltmore Ave.
Complete stock of Trunks, Bags
and Suit i
SALE
NOW ON AT ' J
Gem Clothing Co.
Go PALAIS
he ROYAL
The Eyesight Specialist
TO Fattoa Ave. Phone 898