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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASITEVILLE, N. C, 0CT0BEB14, 1917.
THAT STARVATION
Wants :-a
Wants
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POSITIONS WANTED.
POSITION m housekeeper by prao-
ueai middle aired woman. Hotel
experience. Reference; also poll
tion in widower"! family where
there are children. No objection to
leaving ihe city. Oood reference by
a middle aged woman. Also a, posl
tion a practical nurse, either
- tubercular, or on who is nervous,
Address Mrs, O. M. B.. or phone
04. - P8906-U
WANTED. i BOARDERS WANTED.
POSITION WANTED By colored
man. - All-round man In the follow
ing positions: Furnace man, fen
eral housework, floor waxer and
polisher, yardman: in fact, any po
sition where ' careful work is de
sired. Address Isaao Gist, care of
citizen, or Phone 695. P8916-11-7
ublie Accountant and Auditor
Regular are) special audits, books
.opened and. closed; discrepancies
ascertained.
- . J. W. Jones.
4-5 Law Building.
8775-7-8
CHICAOO MARKETS.'
CHICAGO. Oct 11. Sharp new breaks
In grain and provision values today were
onset only vo a moaemie vm or w
' end covering on the part of short. Ideal
weather for owing the oorn crop did
muoh to put the bulls at a disadvantage.
Oorn closed firm, but So. to 1(4 oenta
- lower with December 1.127s to 1.11 i
May 1.09 to l.Ovfc.
Oat finished a shade off to Uo. up.
The outcome In provisions ranged from
unonangea ogure to a seioaca oi no,
Cnmin and Drovlalona
CORN ; J Close.
Xeoember v,4,i.. 4. .. .v l.lljl
May,.... , IMM
OATS
December ................. .. .6814
May
October ......................... .41.60
January .........................44.69
Si.11
January , .... ,.. .X1.06 .
HIBrt ' ..: - ; 'v. ,.. '
October ....'........,.............17.11
January .il.SS
Cash Oraln.
Oorn No. 1 yellow l.K691(H; No. I
yellow l.M01-tyS No. 4 yellow, nominal.
Oats No. wfilte .J9H0.4O; standard
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Livestock.
Hoi strong. Bulk 17.M1140; light
K.40il8.K5; mixed l.8fi18.76! heavy
1.76U.7; roughs 1.7617.00; pigs 11.7!
'eit.Sft. ;
Catus weak; native steers 110017.60;
western steens 4.25O14.S0; stookers and
feeders .tSOU.M: cow and heifers l.l(0
1186: oalve t.tOAlt.OO.
U Wfl To!k: wtn I.00O11.M; Jambs
; NSW YOWK CATTLE.
NB7W TORK, Oct. It. Beeves, no trad'
tog. -
,,SStv'.rc..,Pt tsi ady; veall 11.D0O
17.00; culls 11.00. ... w
Hheep and lambs steady: sheep 1.00(1
11.60; kunb 16.00H.a; ouhs 11.(0.
'HoV. i?wi'i.,taU n(1 JPsnneylvanla
wii ir.wv.i, rougn xi.sv,
NEW YORK DRV OOODS.
NEW TORK. Oot. 11. OoMnn mnila
7i,i iimrv wumy were very nrm.
Trading was quiet because of a short day
after the holiday. ' Wool goods were very
firm. Burlana were uimeltlari hv Mnnrt
of government ooatrol of jute supplies.
Linens were very Ann sjid are growing
NEW YORK MONEY.
NEW TORK. Oct. 11 Marranflla mm
SHOihi; terllhg 0 day bills 4.71H; com
merclal 60 day bills on ban i.1f 1 nnm.
merclal 60 day bill 4.70; demand 4.76 i4:
cables 4.71 7-14, Bar sUver HK.
Mexican dollars as. . , .
of federal reaerva hanka mim fhmn 11t
000,000 during the past week, sending the
unmi 10 a new nign reoora o( a,4146,
CLEARIN0HOUSB BANKS.
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NEW TORK. Oct. U The antiwl kok.
dltkm Of the dearlnarhou hank anil
trust companies for the week of five daya
Niuwe mai mey noia fua.48i,zv reserve
in excess or lerw requirements. This is
an Increase of 1 18,493,74) from last week.
Clarence De Mar. former Marathon
tltleholder. made a remarkable "come-
back" when he won the Brockton
Marathon In record time. In thia
event ue Mar defeated a trio of star
distance runners, comprising Vllllr
i.yronen. Arthur Roth and Bill
Kennedy.
Because of the shortage of heln Va.
sar college .girls are taking turn
waning on raDies, cutting the a-rass
and taking care of the dormitories and
other department.
RESERVE BANKS.
Washington" oot. 11. t ni.h t
trust oompanlea and state banks to loin
federal reserve system Increased resources
GOOD ROADS REDUCE COST OF LIVING
t i . .i ,
By P. Q. HOLDKN.
fpv OOB roads from the fnrra to the market place mean small loads, Slow
II P and ezpeniive transportation, which In torn mean laerasaed coat of
fT tha producta of the farm to the consumer. - ,
. j Two mllea an hour with less than a quarter of a toad would bt
(he limit on th,ls road, not to mention the wear and tear m the man, the team
harness, and the wagon, and the loss of time. ,
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: The above picture was taken In Alabama. Similar roads are to be found In
fcvery state. Good roada will lncreaae land values, bring about better living;
tamdlnona, Improve educational advantages, and solve to a large' extent many
ftroblema of the coat of living.
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STREET CAE SCHEDULE
In Effect June T. tfMT.
ZILLJCO AND RETrrHN S'ftn -ik
minutes until 11:00 p. m.
DEPOT VIA SOUTHSIDB AvENtTB
10 a. m. and every 16 minutes until 1:16
l. nk, men every ij minuies until 1:41
p. m., then every 15 minute until 11:00
U. III.
DEPOT VIA FRENCH BROAD aVTJ!
NUE 6:00 a. nv and every is minutes
unm u:uu p. m.
MANOR 6:00 a. m. and every is min
utes until 11:00 p. m.
CHARLOTTE STREET TERMINUS
6:00 a, m. and every IS minute until
11:00 p. m.; 11:10 car runs throurh; re
turn leaves end of car line at 11:00.
PATTON AVENUE :00 a. m. and
every 16 minutes until 11;00 p. m.
EAST STREET 6:00 a. m. and every
IS minutes until 11:00 p. m.
GRACE. VIA MERRtMON AVHOTm
:vu a. m., men every it minutes until
i.vv p. m.
BILTMORE 6:00 a m.. and then every
IS minutes until M:00 p. m., last car.
DEPOT AND WEST A8HEVILLB VIA
SOUTHSIDE AVENUE 8:10 a. m.. and
every ab niiuuiea uimi xr;vv p. m.
Sunday Schedule Differ in the Follow.
inp r-arxiQuiara
Car leaves Sauare for Manor S-oa a n.
arrive Square 6:16 and 1:10, then every
au liijnuioa uuui o . v.
Cars leave Square for Depot via South
side avenue 6:10, 6:46, 4: 40. 4:16, 4:10.
7:00, 7:10, 1:00 and 1:10 a. m.. Cars leave
Bquare lor jvput via, r rvnen riroaa ave
Sue 6:18. 1:10, 4:46. 7:18, 7:46 and l:;
Car for Depot leaves Square 8:45 a) m
both Southstde and French Broad.
First car leaves the Mquare for Char
lotte street at J -00 a. m . and every 10
minutes until 1:10; next 8:46.
First car leavee the Square for River
side 8:10, next 8:45.
drat car leaves the Sonar fnr txr...
i HI- . .i ft 4.AI. . J... va.
AvnaviiiB ,.w, iiqai a.av.
ryuiTiON WANTED By young,
single man, with twelve years' ex
perience In commissary or store.
Prefer commissary work. Address
W. Q , care Cltlsen. P163I-4-14
WANTED By woman 40 yeara old.
borne in family of two or three.
- 8tnall wages expected. Address Miss
May Nicholas, Qlen Rock Station,
AhevllU. P9017-14-7
TOUNO LADY just out of business
college desires position as stenog.
rapher , or bookkeeper. Also can
do extra work at home. Addrea
PF., care Cltlsen. P8014-0-80
WANTED Toung married man ex
perienced in dry goods, groceries,
eta, wants position; exempt from
draft Phone 1457, Friday or Sat
urday PH981-11-J
BY YOUNG married man experienced
in tea ana coffee, retail grocery
and merchandise business. Expert
checking clerk also. Address Box
TIP. - 8839-H-l
YOUNO LADY stenographer wants
position. Now employed, desires
change, over, two years' experience.
r. t. box t. P17T1-7
THERE has always been a precedent
ior associating a department of tn-
'surance and bonding with the -real)
estate buslnesa Frankly, we have
nesitateoT to do go. For nearly S
years we have halted. A number
of banks have this feature identi
fied with their buslnesa Of course, f
competition isn t - crossing aworda
Sometimes, it leads to crossing
wires, however.- panics are great
publio Institutions; helpful to an In-1
caicuiaDie degree in civic Detter-
,7"l'n" upDuiiding an that leads COMMUNITY HOUSE FOR WOMEN
to material, social and moral oroa-l a mmi9i.t . x, vmutn
land Ave. New aad modern. Just
eomoleted. In AshevHWa most Ideal
location. Entire new furnishing.
Steam beat, private baths, hot and
cold running water in each room.
The most up-to-date boarding
bouse In Aahevtlle. - Cart In per
son to ewe this place and see how
pieasea yon win be. one piock from
car Una. It minute walk to post
ornce. ivo tuhereuiar people taken.
Rate made for room with or with
out board. Single or suit of rooma.
YW-U-tt
re in a community. W are strong
ior the Dan Us. We now think that
It la "good buslnesa" In our .real
estate profession to add the related
lines. We have not always been of
tnis opinion. We have to "live and
learn." Insurance Is a form of pro
tection all of us must have. Pro
tection to real property la essential.
Absolutely necessary. We have so
much property committed to our
care, for sale, for rent and manage
ment, that we are glad to announce
the better equipment and greater
Dullness facilities. Mr. William H.
Harrison has been Installed as man
ager of this new department. We
will tell you something of our com
panies In a few daya W would
like a share of your business and we
hope we can be of service to you.
Henry T. Sharp Co.
American Bank Building.
And
Wells Bldg., W. Aaheville.
14-1
A CHRISTIAN HOME.
Centrally located, . where every ap
polntment will be conducive to
health, comfort and good cheer.
Bright, sunny rooma. double and
single, with board, 18.00 and up.
ward per week. Special terms
given for parties spending winter.
Unimpeachable references given
and required. Address . Community
House, Citizen office. 9008-14-1
EXPERIENCED intelligent house
keeper for lady or elderly couple
wno live simpiy, nererences.
B., care Cltlsen.
PS696-4-'
fObixiON wanted by lady, expert
enced, typewriting bookkeeping.
general office work. Address S04
woodtin. Phone 1448. Poou.u.
WANTED Work around . private
nome nnng rurnace, by colored
man. prefers staying on place. R,
H.. care Citizen. TflMi
m.t.uitn.1., nonest colored woman
wants position as plain cook and
general nouse work, email family.
rnone ua. r'U01-14-
SALESMAN Young man of thlrtv.
two years, have business and .sales
experience. Box J 15, Ashevllle,
NURSING by hour or longer by ex
penencea nurse. . Telephone 8270
or address I. Z., care Cltlsen.
' P863fl-?-14
TWO colored girls want position as
cook. Kererenoe. Apply 21 Grail
P8880-9
WANTED Position as nurse, lady's
maia, wanress or maid. 87 Hill Bti
'.r v;:n,r. P8414-2J-1S
-- SPECIAL. W;: :
? VETERINARIAN. f
DR. M. M. LEONARD.
Phone 8804.
Ashevllle, N. C.
8B7-l-tf
ASHEVILLB VETERINARY Hos
pital, newly opened, 2 Blltmore
ave. Phone 1689. - Bpeclal attention
given to small animals. Dr. Stephns
and Dr. Ben. 8918-12-10
WILL make and trim hats at home
very reasonably. , Have had first
class experience this fall. Will also
do sewing neatly. 109 K Asheland
Ave. 8846-9-T
First oar leaves Square for Blltmore
1:10 a m. and every 80 minutes until :oo
n'rtack.
With ths above exceptions, Sunday
aohedulea commence at 9:00 a. nv -a
continues same as week days.
On evening when entertainments are
In progress at the Auditorium the last
hid on an line win oe rrom entertain.
j:i"-fV,."..."u"r ura' M HIGH CLABtf SHOE REPAIRING.
.Car leaves square co meet wo. 15. nlrht : u,v" duoh
WINTER CABBAGE PLANTS All
Wrietle, 11.40 per 1,000; 500 for
90c; 5,000 for $1.15. Large plants.
Prompt shipment.' Manllns O. Ay
cock, Wedgefleld, 8..C. P8994-14-1
PRACTICAL Gardener and Florist
Planting all kinds of ornamentals.
Also take charge of Fruit Orchard.
Address, O. Camplche, Blltmore, N.
C, R-2. ' -- 9004-14-80
ROHMS AND Chard in unusually
desirable, ceatrally located, private
home; , 1 shaded lawn, pleasant
porches; house elevated above
street . and no buildings near.
Rooms light airy and attractively
'. furnished. Private bath. If desired.
Wholesome food in plenty, proper ly
cooked. We cater to Individual ap-
. petite. No tuberculosis patients
taken. 168 Woodfin street.
flR-tI-tf
THE A VON MORE
107.1 fl9 TTavwnnrl Rt
Ur(re7 air rooms;" wltn or
witnout "Datn. tawe unex
celled; rates, S8 to $15 per
week; conveniently located.
fhone 990.
tTet-t-io,
BON AIR.
66 Ashland Ave.
iik phone . 8i and Special fall and winter rates,
we will call for them and pay you I vi a j ; 1
spot cash for them. 44 Blltmore f lefsani BurTounain&B. excei-
Ave. i-tt lent meals. Close inJ Phone
2291.
' . HELP WANTED.
THOUSANDS a-overnment war Posi
tions open. $100 month. Examine,
tion everywhere. List free.
Franklin Institute, Dept. 174H,
Rochester. N. Tr- PI477-88-10
WANTED--Teachers for Wake Coun.
ty schools, opening about November
' 1. Edgar W. Knight, Superinten
dent, Raleigh, N. C. 8980-1 t-T
WANTED At once, a combination
bookkeeper and Stenographer. Ap-
ply Box 75.- 8917-11-7
M A ! B.
WANTED AT ONCE One
hundred (100) laborers to go
to Lake Toxaway, N. C. $2.00 .
. -sat ww n
per aay; raiiroaa jod. ti. a. i
'Millard Company, Aaheville, S
" XT I . .
8890-11-T
WE NEED TEACHERS Unpre
cedented demand specially men.
Every class of work. Ladles for
grade, high school and principal,
shlpa Special enrollment offer.
Southern Teachers' Agency, Colum.
bla, 8. C. P8995-14-V
DON'T THROW IT AWATI
THAT SUIT OF CLOTHES Sell It
to us, and by so doing you will place
It where some needy man can pur
chase hla suit at small cost. Hun.
dreds of people cannot buy new
wilta Look over your ' discarded
clothes and pick out what you would
MEN We guarantee to teach you the
barber trade. Complete courae ana
No. 1 set of tools, $26.50. Paying
position In our chain of shopa At
lanta Barber College, 11 South
Pryor St, Atlanta, Ga.
P8997-14-1
A SALESMAN to represent a line of
popular price clothing for an east
ern house, - to represent Ashevllle
and vicinity. Only those who have J
, had road experience need apply. y
N. P., care Cltlsen. P9019-14- .)
MAN TO DRIVE Ford delivery truck.
Must apply In person. - Must be
willing to work and take oare of
truck. Do not want boy. O. D.
Allison, J26 Merrlmon ave. -
8940-U-tf
WANTED Any amount of
Well graded Irish potatoes, TWO OR THREE permanent board-
. . ... M km In nHv.la tlMm naatjin nnma.
In best residential section, one door
from car line, ' close in. - Large,
dry onions and canned toma
toes and beans. . Western Pro
duce Co.: 90 Lexington Ave.
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8230-16-80 I MEN AND WOMEN 281 good .40.
acre farms In Minnesota will be
given Free in exchange for a little,
work. Address, F-3 4, Box 27,
Glrard, Kans. tt P8987-14-1
WANTED To uy anything and
everything second hand. Also Jew
elry of all kinds, leather suit cases,
handbags, furniture, musical In
struments, etc., eta Will call if no
tified. M. Zagelr, - Gen'l Delivery,
Ashevllle, N. C. 829-I0-tf
sunny rooms and excellent table.
Rpeclal winter rates. Well people
only. Phone f84. - 894-4-tf
MEN LEARN BARBERING quickly.
Lighter work, better pay, more jobs.
Earn . .while learning. -- Positions
waiting. Write Moler Barber Col
lege, Atlanta!Oa.P8 $10-20-80
WILL BUT YOUR LOGS. ak. chest
nut, poplar, etc on board cars, or
alongside any good road within 6
miles of Blltmore. Blltmore Saw
Mill, office Technical Bldg.,' or P.
u. ox 8s. Asnevtue. ci. u.
8808-20-tf
156 BROADWAY
Convalescents wanted. Nice lanre.
well ventilated rooma, oonneetlng FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN,
sleeping porches and baAhs. Can
accommodate five. Everything
homelike. Lots of reservation.
Prices $8.00 to $12.00. P74M-18-10
WANTED Old false teeth. Don't
matter If broken. 1 pay $2.00 to I
115.00 per Bet. Send by parcel post
and receive check "by return mall.
L. Wazer. 2007 S. Fifth' Street,
Philadelphia. Pa. ' P86S8-29-80
WANTED To buy one seven-
passenger standard make car. Must
be in, first class mechanical condi
tion. . Will be at the Langren hotel
Tuesday afternoon. L. B. Odell.
. 9088-14-$
WANTED Old raise teeth; don't mat
ter If broken. 1 pay $2 to $16 per
set. Send by parcel post and re
ceive check by return mall. F. Terl,
40$ N. Wolfe St.. Baltimore. Md.
P8645-2-20
CHESTNUT POLES WANTED High
prices paid. Cash at siding. Poles
average about $15.00 per cord.
Write for specifications and prices.
Ersklne Pole Co., Weavervllle, N. C.
87$9--0
BOARD by young man in private
family. Must be reasonable and
quiet. Prefer home where there Is
young lady. Write full particulars
to N. R., care Cltlsen. P8962-18-8
WANTED-Save the price of a new
suit by having your last rail suit
dyed to another color we'll make
It look like a new one. JVC. Wllbar,
Phono 8f9, 29-f
THE MARCELLUS 5 Marcellus
street, (near Merrlmon Ave. car
line. Two large cheerful rooms
with private bath. Only well peo
ple taken. Miss Emllle W. Vaughn.
Phone 2210. 8988-H-7
THE .RICHELIEU -20
N. French Broad Avenue
Inquire for special winter rates.
Southern exposure and steam heat.
Phone 1892. 8895-4-80
BOARDERS WANTED Single and
double rooma dose In. Table
board a specialty. Rates reasonable.
" Under new. management. 9S Col
lege St. Phone 2761. P8884-10-T
DESIRABLE rooms with board In
i private family, suitable for one or
', two people. Southern exposure, hot'
water heat, Merrlmon section.
Phone 3098. . ,7894-29-80
WILLARD, 57 SPRUCE ST.
A most comfortable house, connect
ing rooms, private baths, steam
heat. Phone 840. P8872-10-80
SPLENDID BOARD Choicest rooms
, In widow's private home. Oarage.
Near Manor. 207 Charlotte St.
Phone 8285. ' ' P9804-T-80
MODERN HOME HOTEL 32 Broad
way. Steam heated rooms, hot and
cold water. Home cooking. Phone
2016. 8840-8-S0
$129
monthly. - Experience unnecessary,
eight . hour day. permanent posi
tions. Railway, care Citlsen.
P8I81-14-21-J8-4
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WANTED Job compositor and com-.
blnaton hand and machine man.
Observer Printing House, ' Char
lotte, N. C. 8958-18-t
WANTED Boys to carry Cltlsen
routes. Must be hustlers. Apply
Citizen office between 3 and 4 p. to.
20-tf
WANTED A first-class barber at St.
. Charles Barber shop. No. 7 Hay-"
wood street. Phene 804. 8985-11-8
WANTED AT ONCE, 20 la.
borers. S. I. Bean. .12-tf
f a M a l m. ' -
LADIES Fascinating "home business
tinting Postcards, pictures, etc..
spare time for profit 15 on 100
no canvassing; samples 10c. . Par
ticulars free. Artint, 17-B, (1
Meserole Street, Brooklyn, N. T.
P8993-14-1
SOLDIERS-SAILORS need sock.
Good money made at home knitting
hosiery. Machines furnished on
. time. We pay fixed rates for mak
ing fhe goods. Wheeler, Inc., 117
Madison, Chicago. P8989-14-1
MAKE $15.00 TO $25.00 weekly mall
in circulars. No experience requir
ed; we supply circulars. Write for
particulars now.' Dixie Mailing Co., '
Dept. I, Jacksonville, Fla.
P8978-14-1
3 ROOMS, furnished or unfurnished, WOMEN TO SELL guaranteed hosiery
rvw 1 1 (- hnliaa.lt aanlvia, A O TTI tu I na - . ......
TWO large rooms . with kitchenette,
unfurnished. No sick. Don't wish
rooms where sick has been. An
swer quick. Address X., Citizen.
' 9026-14-tf
Smoked Salmon, Kosher Bologna,
Vienna, Postrama, Dill Pickles,
nn crean: otner delicatessen
B. Pearlman, 58 Woodfin St. Phone
$$ ' ' - 8813-7-tf
FOR RENT Three extra nice suits
of furniture, piano, etc Very cheap
to ngm party, rnone 651 or call
Gladstone Hotel. P8964-13-8
NOTARY PUBLIC
3. M. LORICK, ? doors from city
ticket ornce. rnone 1841
8549-29-3
SHOE REPAIRING
BOWDEN
PHONE 1817
684-17-tf
train. 10 minutes before sohedula ar
sjouneed arrival.
"The Olhtchfleld Route"
Carolina, Cllnchlleld A Ohio Rv.
Carolina, CUnchfleld & Ohio-Railway
' of South Carolina.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER $, 1J17.
Eastern Standard Time
Southbound-
Lv Elkhorn City, Ky.
Fremont, Va. . . . .
Dante, Va,
St. Paul, Va.
Sneers Ferry. Va. .
Ar. Johnson City
Lv. Johnson City
Ar. Erwln, Tenn. ....
Lv. Erwln, Tenn
Kona, N. C
Altapass, N. C. ...
Mt. Mitchell, N. C.
Marion, N. C. ....
Bostic. N. C
Ar, Spartanburg, 8. C.
Northbound
Lv. Spartanburg, S. C.
Bootlc, N. C. . . . . .
Marlon. N. C
", Mt. Mitchell, N. C
Altapass, N. C.
Kona, N. C. .......
Ar. Erwln, Tenn. ......
Lv. Erwln, Tenn
Ar. Johnson City ......
Lv. Johnson City ......
Speera Ferry, Va...
St. PauI.Va.
Dante, Va. .......
Fremont, Va. . . r. .
Ar. Elkhorn City, Ky. .
Pans.
Pass.
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6.15
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4.501
7.40
9.01
10.16
S.SO
4.45
8.15
8.67
$.00
10.501
19.171
1 2.31
1.07
S.00
8.62
10.17
11.40
11.46
12.25
12.S5
2.04
2.45'
2.51
4.00
6.00
6.05
11.00
12.07
1.05
i.sa
2.20
2.0$
4.30
4.25
5.12
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Shop. I E. Pack So
8743-8-80
EXPERT Watch
fitted. H. M.
St.
Repairing glasses
Frost. 16 Church
8717-5-30
Gene Delmont, the . Southern
featherweight, lsanxious to hook up
in a clash with any New England
boxer before a Boston club.
Dally.
A. M. Light faced type.
P. M. Heavy faced type.
Patrons are requested to apply - to
4 A section of good road made by Houston county convicts a boat tea miles
fmn nnrhan. Alabama. nnnvirt labor mat th nmBtv tin llttla raah nMtr.
.Tha road commlsalonera paid only for the clothe and food and the aalary of oYJaTftn o?radds ,n,orm0n
gnarus. xam maiiwjiaeai oi copvici iaoor la roaa Duiicung is pracucea in biu i chas. T. MANDEL,
ktatea, ' . ' . Cenerat Passenger Agent.
Want Ad Rates
(Consecutive Insertions)
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1 Inner. Ions
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le per worv,
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To per word
31 Insertions 10c per word
It Insertions lie per word
- FOR EXAMPLE):
A t$-word ad costs Si cents
for one Insertion. $ Insertions
$s cents, s Insertions 76 cents;
' T Insertions $1.04, 14 inser
tions $1.7u, 31 insertion
- $2.50. $0 Insertions $3.04.
Position Wanted Ads are
' 14 the above rates,
Want Ads not ru:. on con
secutive days are strictly one
cent per word for eah In
scrtlon. No Want Ad taken of less '
than 1$ words. '
- Want Adi are payable .
advance.
Citizen Want Ads
Bring Results
WANTED to borrow $4,500.00 for
three or four years, 5 per cent., Im
proved property In Grove park. Ad
dress P. O. Box 884, City. 8941-12-8
WANTED 3 or 4-room unfurnished
flat, with sleeping porch, for light
housekeeping. Address H. L. M.,
care Cltlsen. P9020-14-5
WANTED Small perfection oil heat
er. Must be In good- condition.
Will pay $1.60. Address P. O. Box
884, city. 9021-14-1
. for light house-keeping. 48 High-
iana street, J. k. ureen.
899-14-8
PALMETTO HOME Table board to
five or six young men. Reasonable
rates. Phone 1654, 97 College St.
8895-11-7
WANTED Boarders at 44 North
French Broad. 38. 00. to $8.00 per
weK. iso sick ratten, rnone ?884.
8275-19-tf
SLEEPING PORCH, large room adi
joining, hot water heat. Grove Park,
Convalescents taken. Phone 2748.
P9008-14-7
to wearer. Salary $15.00 full time:
25c an hour spare time. Enormous
Christmas trade. Experience un
necessary. International Mills, Nor
ristown. Pa P8972-14-1
WANTED A stenographer with some
knowledge of bookeeping and gen
eral office work. Prominent position.
Phone 618, during office hours.
Night phone 1144. 8747-8-tf
GIRLS Now is the time to learn Mil
linery, a complete and thorough)
course $20.00. Ideal Millinery
School. 98 H White Hall St Atlanta,
Oa. P8998-14-1
ROOMS AND BOARD at reasonable $20.00 WEEKLY made writing names
ior Man uraer wouees. No can
vassing. Particulars for stamp. The
Guide Co., Memphis, Tenn.
' P8977-14-1
rates. 418 Southside
block from station.
Ave. One
9024-14-7
WANTED Sundrled and evaporated
apples. Correspondence solicited.
J. E Harris, Morristown, Tenn,
P8852-9-30
WILL BUY or exchange, old can
celled foreign and U. S. postage
stamps. Address R. A., Citizen.
P9007-14-1
TO RENT Two or three furnished or
unfurnished, furnace . heated rooms
for light housekeeping. Phone 2604.
8961-13-3
FEW GUESTS in private home. No
sick taken. House heated. 5 Aston
place. "Phone 8192. 4)91-29-tf
BOARDERS or rooms for light house
keeping In an Ideal suburban home.
Phone 2688. 1276-19-28
MRS. R. A. SPAKE Close to station.
Rooms and meals. . Reasonable
rates. 423 Depot St. 9023-14-7
2 ROOMS and : board both reason
able. Mrs. Sneed, 173 Blltmore.
v 9023-14-3
WHITE GIRL OR woman for short
season, to take care of child and
help light work. , Apply 12 Pcal
St.. upstairs. P9009-14-I ?
FARMS.
WANTED To rent, four or five-room
unfurnished cottage. Close in.
Must have range. Phone 995.
9033-14-3
WANTED A second hand office
desk. Must be cheap. Apply to
H. R, C, P. O. Box 657.
P8948-13-3
TO BUY second hand, one each roll
top, standing and flat desk. Ad
dress P. O. Box 80S. P8959-13-2
WANTED 100 loads
Washington road.
of dirt at 76
P9030-14-S
BARBER SHOPS.
Palace Barber Shop. .
ENTRANCE through Barbae'? new
store or 48 W. College street. The
most modern and sanitary shop In
Aaheville. Automobile perking
space In front. Children's hair cut-J
ting a specialty. Six chairs with ex
pert banbera ' 8474-26-10
WE MAKE a specialty of children's
hair-cutting. . St Charles . Barber
Shop, 7 Haywood St Phone 94.
108-0-tf..
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
The Southern, serves the tatitn.
Published as information not guaranteed.
EFFECTIVE SEPTEMBER 23, 1917
Eastern Time.
Trains Arrive From
No. 9 Jackson ille. Savannah, '
Columbia and Charleston 2:19 'p.m.
No. 11 Richmond, Norfolk, New -
xorK, rniiadejpma, uai- 1
tlmore 1:40 p.m. I
No. 12 Chattanooga, Knoxvllle, . !
M e n p n 1 s, Cincinnati, 1
Louisville and St. Louis. 3:15 n.m.
No. 15 New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington.. 10:66 a.m.
No. 11 Murphy, waynesviflu.;.. 6:10 n.m.
No. 20 Murphy, WayaesvUle ... l:o p. to.
No. HGoldsboro, Raleigh,
ureen.iDoro B a,
16 acres, $400.-18 acres, 3-room house,
$600. 65 acres, $1,600. Cords chest
nut, acldwood, $1,500.00. Other
larger farms. T J. Curran, Fletch
er, N. C. - 8864-10-tf
FOR SALE, or. will exenange for
property In Ashevlllo, $ good
firms. O. M. Coston, phones $18 or
i$72. 708-7-tf
125 acres, $6,000; 215 acres, $13,000:
68 acres, $3,400. F. P. Ingle, 9
Revel Bldg. 6543-20-tf
Drminuuiw .. ... ....... ,
No. 27 Charleston, Columbia
and Spartanburg ., 8:10 p.m.
No. 28 Cincinnati, C h 1 e a g o, "
Memphis. New Orleans,
Birmingham ....... .....10:S0 a.m.
No. 25 Salisbury and the East. , 2:40 a.m.
No. 41 Spartanburg, Atlanta,
Maoon, Montgomery as
New Orleans .ll;ii
No. 103 Bristol. . Knoxvllle and
Chattanooga .10:35 p. m.
-.alna Dsnsrt For
1 Columbia, Savannah.
, Jacksonville, ' Atlanta,
Charleston and Wll-.
' mtngton' ................ 4:10 p.m.
No. 11 Knoxvllle, Chattanooga,
M e m p h 1 a Cincinnati,
Louisville and St. Louis 2;65 n,m.
ISO. 1- mciimunu. .vituib, a.w-
cal eaat ...r.. , 1:56 pun.
No. 11 New York. Philadelnbia. "
xr..U,nv.A mr.A - a., a
toting between Thomas R. Tweed and N w?vnesvllle. Murphy"". 8:S0 am
John M. Collins, trading and doing aN u 'Wayneovtlle, Murphy . . 4:10 p.'nv
retail grocery ousiness, corner 01 -oi-.no. Z2 Kaieign ana uoiomkiv. . SMa.m.
lege and Market Streets, Ashevllle, N. No. 31 Knoxvllle. Chattanooga,
C, has been dissolved,' the said Thos. Birmingham New Or-
R. Tweed having sold bis interest to f .Thlclgof.1. 1:10 p nv
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP. ,
To All Whom It May Concern:
Notice is hereby given to the public
that the partnership heretofore ex-
hereafter will be conducted In his
name.
This the 6th day of October. 1917. .
. THOMAS R. TWEED, ,
JOHN M. COIaUNJL
and Srartanhunr .......10:49 a na.
No. 38 Salisbury and east 4:9 a.m
No. 42 Spartanburg !: a.m.
No. 101 Bristol, Knoxvllle and
Chattanooga 1:19 a.ai.
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