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Thursday.
Next Saturday is the Convention
H. K. Smith has arrived from
Union, S. C.
Sidney Maxwell spent yester
day in Spartanburg.
Dr. Thompson of Anderson
S. C. is stopping at the Summer
Home. N
Mrs. F. N. Sheldon arrived this
xnorning from Atlanta.
A. E. Harris, of the Gazette
Itfews was in town yesterday.
, B. M. Chenoworth, of Birm
ingham is in town.
Henry Justus has a herd of
bees. Found them on a plum tree
In Francis Fickers' yard.
Hendersonville is fortunate in
rits two high-class hotels Hotel
Oates and the Wheeler.
S. L. Duckworth, of Asheville
.was in town yesterday.
F. E. Kirkman of Asheville is
in town.
E. J Harnes is in town from
Asheville.
N. 0. Turner has arrived from
$Chattanooga.
iMiss Sue Cannon of Horse Shoe
spent Tuesday night in Hender
onville. Mrs. S. S. Coley, -who has been
occupying the Rocklege,- has
moved to Asheville.
The need of safety gates at
the depot was never more appar
ent than now. v
Cabbage and potatoes by the
-carload are being shipped from
Hendersonville.
There was an ice cream supper
- given at Mr. Spence's residence
for the benefit of the church,
which netted about $20.00.
.DrJWm. Redm Kirk has re
turned from a two weeks fishing
trip to Lake Toxaway.
Col. S. C. Gacdsden of Charl
veston, president of the C. and
,1S. Railroad, is stoping with Dr.
Few.
r "The big Sunday School picnic
did not come from Campobello
yesterday, as was scheduled.
We havent been able to learn the
cause of the dissapointment.
Mrs. W. R. Tindal and daugh
ter, Edna, of Beaufort, S. C. are
visiting the family of Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Scheper on West
-Academy street.
Cr. W. Simpson and J. R. Le
Vally, Jr., of Chicago, are spend
ing the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. C. F, Baldwin of Woodlake
.Parm, Blantyre, N. C,
3Mrs. E. W. Israel and her
daughters, Mamie and Eva, have
jgone to Asheville for a few days.
Mrs. C. F. Baldwin of Wood
lake Farm, Blantyre, N. C, has
xeturned from a months visit to
relatives in Chicago.
Conductor Walter Smith of the
'carline looks handsome in his
:natty new uniform..
.Perry Hood and family, of
Jacksonville, S. C, are guests of
Mr. Hood's father in Flat Rock.
Yesterday the reservoir was
leaned, and J. C. Morrow, chair-
izmui of the water works commitee
rsays it will not be necessary to
3ean it again this summer.
Railroad Superintendent, R. E.
rSimpson and his private secretary
IMr. Baird and Conductor W. A.
TWhile came from Asheville yes-
iterday and attended the bal
rgame at Laurel Park.
Prof, and Mrs. R. E, Seabrook
of Charleston are here for the
summer. Prof. Seabrook is the
iiead of the Craft high school.
He made many friends on his
if ormer visits here.
Daily
Hustler
R. C. Oliver a guest at the Spar
tan Home; is second master and
instructor in Latin and History
in the Hastoc High School, Spar
tanburg. Mr. Oliver will remain
here for the summer and is very
favorable impressed with Hender
sonville. He will do .private
coaching in any studies while
here.
J. D. Boyd, who has just retun-
ed from , Columbia, S. C, says
you cannot appreciate this climate
until you go South.- He says the
nights there seem to be steam
heated. As to their Main street
and sidewalks, he says there is
no comparison with what Hen
dersonville has to offer. In com
mon with most every one else.
Mr. Boyd thinks there's no place
like this little old town.
Messrs. Ewbank and Ewbank,
Real Estate Brokers, have sold
the handsome property of Mrs.
K. G. Whistler, (formerly the
Barnwell place) to Mr. Augustin
T. Smythe, of Charleston, S. C.
Mr. Smythe will occupy the place
from and after July 1st Messrs.
Ewbank & Ewbank have also
sold the A. W. Calhoun cottage
on Park Avenue to Mrs. B. F.
Morrow, of South Carolina.
Friday.
Tomorrow is election day.
Of course, you want the side
walks! .
Mrs. Lizzie Grimes has gone to
Flat Rock today,
J. F. Toms of Arden was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. Charles S. Clark of New
Castle, S. C. is in town.
Miss Mildred Clarke is in town
fromTryon.
Mr. and Mrs. B, H. Bridge of
Tallahassa, Fla. arrived today.
Good roads the best invest
ment any community can make.
No other improvement ever
made in this town is equal to the
cement walks.
L. M. Bookom of Bookhom, S.
C,, is in town.
Addeson Lambeth has arrived
from the South to spend the sum
mer. . -
W. E. Bridges and A. C. Bly-
the are in town-
W. W. Graham of Lynchburg,
Va. is in town on a business trip.
A. J. Crawford, son of the
ate Judge Crawford of Columbia,
was in town yesterday.
Fred Siebler Schanesky was in
town yesterday enroute to his
summer home at Saluda.
D. W. Newel, trainmaster of
the Charleston division, stopped
awhile in town yesterday.
Dancing, and Bridge Whist,"
Those desirous of learning either
apply at the Gates Hotel.
H. B. Ballenger of the Tryon
Bank, is spending some time in
town.
The best score made by a lady
this season at the bowling alley
was that of Mrs. Pearson, 166 ten
pins.
Vote for the bonds. And vote
early. Then, when you've done
voted go but and get some friend
and see" that he votes.
Printing at prices which spells
profit to you. And if not satis
factory your money back ,if you
want it The Hustler Print Shop
Phone 6.
Name cards, wedding invitata-
tions, stationery, dance program.
and most anything else. The
Hustler Print Shop. Phone 6
The envelope containing the
number of dots in the ring ad
vertisements of W. H, Hawkins
and Son, is still in the Hustler
safe, unopened. The contest
lasts until the end of August.
Geo. B. Stevens, who is now
occupying his handsome new
residence on Park Avenue,vis im
proving and beautifying the sur
rounding grounds, and is making
it one 03 the handsomest places
m town. - .
Mr. and Mrs. . CfcfiS'
Cary, K. C, , who have been en
jojrtng a week's visit here, ' re
turned home yesterday. '
Chas. French Toms of Hender
sonville is one of the national
committee who will let Bill Taft
know he's been nominated for
the presidency, late this month.
How does Bill stand the suspense
especially during the hot weather?
H. V. Wyman, of Aiken, S. C.
was in town this morning en-
route to Brevard! Mr. Wyman
said that Aiken, the ideal winter
resort, was as quiet as a grave
vard these summer days It
floruishes only in winter.
C. F. Meroney of Greensboro
is in the city.
-The high embankment alorig
the beautiful cement sidewalk
that leads to the Wheeler hotel
is being lined with nice green
sod.
Mrs. N. Buckner is in town.
Miss S. N. Weimorts, of Col
umbia, has charge of the Wan-
teska Inn for the season.
Mrs. John W. Reynolds of Aug
usta, Ga. , is stoping at The Wan
teska Inn for the summer.
Andrey writes it is about 700
degree hot there. He misses our
pleasant climate.
C. B. Justus, of Rutherford, is
in town on dusiness.
Prof. M. H. Holt, of Oak Ridge
is stopping at the Gates.
J. 0. Harrison, of Franklin,
N. C, arrived. ."today.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bridges of
Tallahassee, Fla., are here for
the summer. '
Donald Mcroy Fort of Charles
ton is in town.
Misses Robertson and Dotson
are at the Gates for the summer.
Mrs. E. M. Fry and son of Lan
caster, S. C. have arrived to
spend the summer.
F. Wilson of Greenville is here
for a few months. k
Willet Bronson is in town from
New York. ' :
J. L. Gash of Etowah," N. C.
is in town.
Capt. M. C. Toms is painting
and improving his offices; in the
stone building on Mam street.
Mesdames Maloney and Wells,
enjoyed a trip over the Southern
to Flat Rock and returned Wed
nesday. How about sunshine and these
turquoise skies? And where else
will you find nights like -.these?
Do you wonder that Hender
sonville is THE resort town of
the South when days like .this
are our usual brand?
R. L. Crookshank with mother
and child are stopping at the
Gates for the summer.
C. E. Brooks, the affable cash
ier of the Citizens Bank, looks
for an exceptionally heavy season
this year, basing his opinion on
the business being done by the
Citizens Bank.
Beautiful burnt leather purses.
pocket books, and novelties, at
Buckner & Co's Souvenir store
in Rose's Pharmacy.
e
Only exclusive Souvenir and
Post card store in the city,
largest and most select line of
view cards and novelties. Visi
tors wanted. Buckner & Co. in
Rose Pharmacy.
While skating last nignt at the
skating rink, a ' lady and young
man had a severe fall. The fall
was a little out of the ordinary
and the lady addled out first. The
crash did not prove serious.
A. W. Markham, who spent a
couple of months here this spring
with his Aunt, Mrs. Jessica Ma
loney, has accepted a position
with the Phillip Carey Co., of
Knoxville, Tenn. v
Jack Lyda, the wrestler, left
this afternoon for Asheville
where he will immediately go in
to training for his match with
the Big Indian, the , champion
wrestler of the Cherokee nation.
The bout which will be a hot one
will be pulled off in the Casino at
The scanty built vehicle that
has been speeding through town
for the last few days with a noise
and motion similiar to automobi
le, lost its breath this morning,
and a negro was . seen pulling it
down Main street.
Saturday.
Such weather!
Of course the election suits you ?
The Hotel Wlieeler is filling up
with guests.
Thank goodness, there's no
more elections until Nonember.
Mrs. Gover has purchased the
Lee Property, the old Jim Rick
man property, near the Baptist
Church. ,
Mr. Okafh is in the city from
Texas.
JI. L. McDowell of Fruitland is
in town. ,
Dr. M. E. Craddock of Lynch
burg, Va., is in town for a few
days.
H. H. Coskery is here from
Augusta.
Miss Lillie May Baily of Edge
field, S. C. is here.
J. M. Orr, of Brevard is in
town.
John B! Drake, of the rural
route, is in the city.
V. P. Presley of Hillgirt came
to town today.
J . Frank Smith, of Asheville,
is an addition to The Daily Hustl
er force. Mr. Smith assume his
duties on Monday.
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Bimsiiriess
WANTED-Boarders at Stony
c rest. One mile from town,
beautiful location, large rooms
Rates on application.
Mrs. M. F. Dixon.
Private Board Large; well
ventilated rooms, one block from
postoffice. Modern conveniences
desirable location. No consump-
ives taken. Address Morrow
house, Box 216.
FOR SALE A saw mill, com
plete, with boiler and engine.
Apply to P. F. Patton, Wanteska
Trust Co.
Comfortable furnished cottages
for rent by month or season,
Reasonable prices. Table board
if desired. Ransier Place, Hen
dersonville, N. C.
I have 2000 bushels of charcoal
for sale at 10c bu. delivered, at
8c bu. undelivered. E. ALLEN,
Hendersonville, R 1
For Service at Hidaway Farrn-
Ahigh grade registered Jersey
Bull fee $2.50 Also one for
Sale.
Board at Club Houss, Ransier
Place, $5, $6 and $7 per week.
Mineral springs, finest scenery
in North Carolina. New rooms,
clean. Plenty to eat. Come and
see or write the Misses Stead
man, Ransier Place, Henderson
ville, N. C.
FOR SALE
Two acres and a 4 room house
close to New lake. Adjacent to
John Orrs extension, have been
offered 10 per cent rental but I
want to sell. Price $500.
Henry Twyford.
Atty. at Law
Hendersonville N. C.
BOARDERS wanted st Kan
natoga inn hear Hickory Nut Gap
beautiful views,. Altitude 2650ft
new house newly furnished rooms
Daily mail, telephone to Asheville
and Hendersonville, Distance to
BiltimoreI3 miles, Henderson
ville 15 miles. Good Board. Ad
dress. M. M. Wall,
. v - ' Gerton, N. C.
Supplies for the 3nd quarter.
Degmning juiy ist. iyua snouid
be ordered now. Please do not
delay writing to the undersigned
if you wish the new quarterlies
and lesson cards forwarded to
your address from the Am S. S.
Union.
Yours helpfully, .
G.S. Jones
t
mW0B ;ST0!E
A complete stock of Staple Groceries, Flou
and vFeed. Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Country Produce bought and Sold
A Nice Line of Mens, Ladies and Childrens Oxfords
Mens and Childrens Straw Hats, all to close out at cost '
All Prices Guaranteed
Consistent with Good Goods
Free and Prompt Delivery. A share of your patronage
solicited . : -
. J. W. CAIRNES
Phone 143
Youre Looking
We know you are for just such
a laundry as the Hendersonville
laundry that will give you com
plete satisfaction .at all times.
We laundry your colored shirts
in a manner that returns them to
you looking as fresh as if new,
we also laundry your collars,
cuffs, and linnen shirts so that
they will keep stiff on the warm
est days. We also do your house
laundry 'on short notice. We are
prepared to take care of all the
laundry in this section with our
improved machinery.
LAUNDRY, ICE & FUEL CO.
Chas. R. Whitaker, Prop.
COW PEAS.
22 bushels best Beafort County
Clays for sale at $2.60 a bushel.
Strictly H; No. 1 seed.
J. R. Bertolett
Phone, 28 Saludr, N. C.
.ImomL Bed.
MATT1RESSES
Spring
Matting
At SHEPHERD'S
ARE THE BEST SHOES!
They are the kind that stay with you. Well
and Stylishly made, of best materials, at prices,
quality considered, which cannot be beat. See
them!
Near Southern Dep0
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BURNING?
Are your arms, face and hands
burning up with torturing, disfiguring
Eczema ? Is your face disfigured with
blotches, blackheads or pimples until
you feel ashamed to appear in public?
There is just one thing for you to
do that will certainly relive such sting
ing, smarting, itching eruptions. Get
a box of
ECZEMA OINTMENT.
This cooling, soothing, curative naive stops
all itching and inflammation and cures Eczema.
It gives speedy relief in all cases of skin
diseases, has a pleasant aromatic smell, and
can be applied to any part of the body more
effectivelyhan any otherointment that we
sell. It isisimply spread on thin cotton or
linen andipplied to the affected parts. We
guarantee Rezall Eczema Ointment to cure
the worst cases of skin diseases or we promptly
refund your money. 50c. per box.
The Justus
Pharmacy
9
Laurel Park.
Hendersonville N. C.