BREAKFAST CEREALS
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''! increase in number, and - variety as
the demand : for tnis essential' "food
. .grows almost daily . in popularity.
No one store can. keep all that are
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on the market,' but by careful sele
ction and --testing,- we keep" all of
the best. We inyite s your attention
to our list with the assurance that
.with their variety any one can live
wholsesomely and- well, by purchas-
-. ing at. ":; . ; 1 , -." ' - ."
AO REASON FOB DOUBT. '.
JL Statement of Facts Backed By a
y Strong Guarantee."
1 We guarantee complete relief to all
sufferers from constpation. ' In every
case where we fail we will' supply the
jnedicine.-free''"' 7" . .. - "-''' '
Bexall Orderlies are a gentle, ef
fective, "dependable and,, safe bowel
regulartor strengthened and tonic.
They re-establish natureV functions
Jn a quiet,' easy way. Tney do not
cause any inconvenience, griping or
nausea. - They are so pleasant to take
and work so easily that they may be
taken by , any one, at. any 1 time. They
thoroughly tone up the whole system
to healthy activeity. ,
Rexall Orderlies are unsurpassable
and ideal for the use of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We cannot
-too highly recommend them to all suf-i
ferers from any form of constipation
and its attendant evils. Two sizes 10
N cents and 25 cents. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall . Remedies in this
community qnly 4 at our store The
Rexall Store. The B. M. Hyde Drug
Co. . . - '
' It is reported that Henderson ville
will have 14 regular passenger trains
during this summer season. '
NOTICE.
-. By virtue of the Vowe.r contained in
a mortgage executed by W.F.Edwards
and O. E. Blythe to the Wanteska
Trust & Banking Company, trustee,
to secure two 'notes in the sum of
$105,00 each, which mortgage is of
records , of . mortgages for Hender-;
son county, and ; whereas .default
has been made in the payment:
of, said.? debt. -Therefore , for the
.purpose .of satisfying said debt, the
undersigned will on Wednesday, May j
?lta, at. alout 11 o'clock a. m.
ofler for sale at the Court; House door
of Henderson county at public outcry
to the highest bidder for. cash, all the
following described , land, situate in
the town of Henderson ville, county of
Henderson, and state of. North . Caro
lina, and known and designated as
. follows: ;
Being lots Nos. 2 and 3 in block 1 of
the Columbia Park Division as shown
by plat recorded in book 67,' at page
111 of the records of deed for.Hm-
'derson county and more particulrlyi
described as follows:
Beginning at a stake in the South
margin of Chestnut Street, said stake
standing South 791,4 deg. West 102
feet-from the intersection of the South
margin of Chestnut St, with the West
margin of Azalea Drive,, the North
west co-Tier of lot 4; and runs with
the line of lot 4, South 201f, deg East
172 feet to a stake in the North line
of lot 5; thence with the North line of
lot 5, South lyx degrees West
162 feet to a stake, the "South
east corner of lot No. 1; thence
with the East line of lot 1 North 201
deg. West, 186 feet to a stake in the
South margin of Chestnut street;
thence witht he South margin of
Chestnut street, North 794 deg. East,
If 5 feet to the beginning
Tfc'a 23 st day of April, 19 1
WAKTESKA TRUST & .BAlf'fflXa CO.
Mortgagee &- Trustee.
DENTISTS CANT WRITE
WHISKEY PRESCRIPTIONS
So Rules Recorder Hastings, of Wins
ton-Salein State Dentists to Con
test-Opinion. .. . c.; ' " .,
Greensboro, N. C., April 20 In rul
ing that J. O. Roach, a prominent den
tist of Madison, N. C, was guilty,
of a violation 1 of the - state prohibi
tion laws, Recorder Hastings of the
city court of Winston-Salem, N. C,
today held that- a -dentist , was neither
'a' practicing' physician nor a sur
geon, yand therefore nQt . eligible to
write' prescriptions for whiskey." A
fine of- $25 and costs was imposed
- Under the - prohibition laws of
North Carolina the sale of 'whiskey
is placed entirely in the hands of
physicians . and the railing of Record
er Hastings, stops dentist from en
joying a privilege -that has until -now
been practiced . without question. -.
It is said the State Dental. Assoc
iation will prepare a test, case In
order that the supreme court of the
state may more clearly define their
rights. : '
"The Land of The Sky.' '
The passenger traffic department
of the Southern railway, has just issu
ed a beautiful illustrated booklet ad
vertising "The Land of The Sky," that
picturesque region of Western North
Carolina, through which the great
! Southern railway passes, and to which
Spartanburg is the gateway, and
really a part of it. Such a booklet
is7 issued annually, we v believe, but
none of them gotton out in the past
v equals the one just from the press,
either in artistic . arrangement or in
literary style.' There Is some fine de
scriptive writing in its pages, giving
one the thrill, of desire to seek the
mountain places,, where the wild cata
ract plays, and the winding, road,
bordered ith lyy, carries the travel
er into the heart of the forest. The
book is s,up"rblyri illustratjed ... with
scenes - of the region,whici include
views of .Asjieville, Hendersonville,
Waynesvilie . and: Tryon. The. hotels
and resorts of the section, from Tryon
to Tate Springs, Tenn., and from
Blowing Rock to Toxaway, are pic
tured in the ib'ook. A photograph of
the. Spartanburg pasenger station ap
pears, . but ' we notice that Glenn
Springs, the popular health resort ' in
this county, which is reached by the
Southern,, and which is visited by
hundreds of guests each season, has
been overlooked. This is a resort that
might profit by getting into closer
touch with the passenger department
of the Southern. And again we notice
that Spartanburg, which in reality is
a part of the resort country, has no
hotel "in the picture" But this will
be remedied soon, we believe, by the
building in Spartanburg of a hotel
that will apear to the tourist.
And still, again much space in this
little booklet is ' given to scenes on
the polf courses at sbeville. Hender
sonville and cjther places. Next year
the golf course of the Spartanburg
Countrv club should occupy space in
the Southern railway's advertising
matter. We mention these things fcY
the benefit of te gentlemen who have
in charge the issuing of this beautiful
booklet each year, for we know they
are always interested in that territory
reached by the lines, of the Southern
railway. Spartanburg ; Herald. -
.-. - . ' STATEMENT . ' -' . ''' 'v
SWISS RE-INSURANCE COMPANY
' ZURICH SWITZERLAND , jz: '
Condition December 31,1910, as Shown by Statement Filed.
Anioi.r.t of Capital deposit in cash .. .....$200 000.00
Aiiiovnt of Ledger Assets Dec, 31st of previous year....... Total, $51l',475.00
. . ii?Cv)me From Policyholders, $89,0678; Miscellan- ; , ,
eous, $2,374.15;...... .. ........ ........Total, $ 91,441.43
Disbu- ements to Policyholders;, $ ; Miseeila-' . . . . '
. . neus, $39.116.55 1..............; rr. .... v . . . . . . . . i .Totat$ 9,116.55
Fire -Risks Writen or renewed during year, $9,975,699; In force, $ 8,965.504
- -' : ASSET;?. . . : .
Va'ue of Bonds.. ....... ...... :. ..$506,632.50
-Gash ir Company's oflice. . .... ........ :. , $ 1 000.00
Deposited in Trust Companies and Banks on interest. .$ 27)724!94
Ageuts balances, representing business 'written subsequent
- 'to October 1, 1910.:..... ...... C... . ........ $ 28,442.44
xnterest and Rents due and accrued ............. . . . . ......$ 6 241.67
; Total admitted - Assets .
: V "LIABILITIES.
Net amount of unpaid losses and claims...
Unearned Premiums. . . .-... . . . . . , .; . . . . . .
Baseball Pitcher Dies From Shot by
Burglar,.: . : .
Ihdianapolisr Ind., April 23. Geo.
M. ("Lefty") Craig - aged 24 pitcher
of the Indianapolis club of, the Ameri
can associatibn,; died tonight from "a
bullet wound received in a struggle
"with a burglar at a mineral spHng re
sort, the "training quarters of the club,
near here last Friday night. .
' ;.The police have been- unable $0 find
a cltre to the identity of the" man that
shot Craig -Occupants ;of the hotel
were, awakened just after midnight by
the sound of a scuffle and a shot. They
fpund, Craig lying in the hair outside
fjie" door 'of his room, wounded In the
abdomen. " He told detectives that he
had been aroused from sleep and had.
seen a man ' searjching his -.clothing.
He fought with thebufglkr who pul
led him into the hall v and sh.Qt him.
The man then escaped. (
- Craig's home' is in : 'Philadelphia
He was : bought by the Indianapolis'
.qltib,; from Jthe Trenton, j N. J., fclub
of the ; Tri-State - league last' sea
son. . - .''.s . v' ' '
See Kramer's New Machine Shop
for all kinds of repair wdrK. "Ktiuip
ped'with the latest moder i tools for
all kinds of metal work;
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; 5 x 51 Ratton Avenue
v ASHEVILLE ,N.C.
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FOR SALE One Goat wagon nd
: harness, well broke. Will sell at a
-: bargain vfor -' $10. Address T. S;
Gash, -Horse Shoe, N. C; 4-27-4tp '
WANTED Position In. one of the
stores in HendersonVille' during the
summer months as a lady clerk.
. Have had several years experience
and can give the best of references.
Address 151; Walker street, Spartan
burg, S. C.
THREE COWS' Either one for sale.
) Apply W. A. King, Hendersonville,
R. No. 1 ' " ltp
WANTED THREE COPIES OF THE
French Broad Hustler of the 13th
inst. This office will be greatly ob
liged to any person bringing or
sending to the office these issues. '
, ing to the .office these issues. , x
WANTED--To rent small cottage for
three months or longer near town
in desirable location. Address Ren
ter care Hustler office.
FOR RENT Parties want four un
furnished rooms, close in and must
be reasonable -priced.- Address
cummunlcation "A. B. 'C ' ,Hustler
Hendersonville, N. C. . ,
WANTED Some 'lively young mafi
with good appearance and reliable
' to solicit for the 'Hustler company,
in the Kitchen set contest. Good
money for the. right party Call at
the office and get.informatiQh...,, -
MAKE MONET
pany has a
school boy in
can make big
Cation times,
qualnted with
The Hustler c6in
pop'osition that .lny
Henderson county
money during thfi.va
Call . in and getVac
our scheme.. . - ,' -
LOST Pocket book y on- the .way . to
. Laurel Park . by way of 5th . ave.
Finder please return to Nip dial
; Finder please return to.MIssBuel
Kentucky Home and receive - re
ward. , .' :
MISS BESSIE POWELL, TEACIIEJ!.
Voice arid Instrumental Music. P.
O. Box 43. Phone No. 153. . 2tc
FOR SALE One second hand two
' horse surry, newly . painted. W.
; Gullick. 4-20-2t
FOR SALE One four room house
and some out buildings and three
and a half aqres of land, good
spring at Flat . Rock. Address S.
O. Edney, Hendersonville, N, C; -R.
No. 3. 2tc
.ANTED One good milk, cow, that
will give from 3 to 4 gallons per
day. Will pay reasonable pro quick
sale. Call or teelphone. Thomas
Shepherd. ... .. 3tc
MAIL ORDERS , iMake oiif Store your meet- ,
f FlLLElLi v.'v mgplace wKenlri Ashe-C
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In the battle of life, appearance counts. It pays to dress well.
Dressing well is exceedingly, easy when you liave the right Mn4 .
of clothes to select from r. - ' -...-v- y.f :
Our Spring and 'Surnmer gathering unite's'ithe latest arid great
est. .The latest Styies . arid the greatest valueV It-s an exposition
of Style that will delight the eye , 6f any woman who will come to
o see. -: -.--: y :
You can learnmore about the garment we sell in a few minutes
spent looking them v6ver and iry irig on, than we cduld ever tell yori
We are confident that if you call and inspect our, Beautiful Suits,
Dresses, Skirts, etc., you will make up your mind that this is the
Store that gives theost for the least moneythe most in style
tne lUOSt lu quailiy-itliUr tUB uiusb xu. laswug oawoioiuuu.. ax AAJbM
TO INVE5TierATj. f
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Thanks the manyjjt
which lias been s3 siiccesstiilly carried on. r
Thousands of dbllairs vorth !bf Very best goods M
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sacnhce prices. , ,
are
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Mar-
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gams
GUARANTEED TO UNDERSELL ANYBODY l&TOWN
Specials for Saturday. Fine Dress shirts . only
FOB SALE Thoroughbred Bhode Is
land Red eggs. 75c per 13. Ad
dress J. A. Frazler, Hendersonville,
. . . . ....... .$570,041.55
m m mjm $ 3673.37
1 ; k 51,423.63
. Total amount of Liabilities except Capital. ... ... .$ 55.102.00
Cruris orer air liabilities. , ... ;. , . ; . : ........... .$514395
i Total Liabilities ...... ... r 4 $57004155
., - BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1910. '; ' v '
S?,tS8 tten;$3011; . . .... ..Premiums -received, $ - 167.67
. President, Louis P. Boyard, U. S Manager. V . -
Home Offlcevin U. S. 47 Cedar St; New' YorkCity N. Y; V - -
: " , tdrey or. service. Insurance Commissioner, Raleigh. N.: C f "
Business Manager for North. Carolina. Home Office. - ' " ' '
STATE OP NORTH CAROLINA Insurance Department.
t t-,, t v . - Raleigh, N. C, Jan. 30, 191i: ;.
1rJames R. Young, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify" that the
aW is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Sss Re-Insur
SSSyV0' UrICh' SwIlzerland' filed with this Department? showing
the condition of said company on the 31st day of December, 1910'
Witness my hand and official seal the day and date above written. . .
. , JAS. R. YOUNG, Insurance - Commissioner.'
F0 BROS & GO.
'Our iap robes are : the best
on the market at the low
est prices.
I.'J ARE
We . do repair work and
Harness making.
FEW BROS. & CO
i $10,000,000
Is a lot of money! ,
It has all been paid to Pollejhold
era of the Continental Uasnlty Com
pany who have been.
P;isidk.:br.v-htirtl;
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; ' Every time the clock ticks; every
working hour, The Contlnontal Can
snalty Company pays a dime to some
body somewhere, who is SICK OB
HURT. : . - ; ' ' . .
Jlore than $1,250,000 a year.
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v - Come one, come all I can suit and fit the entire family in
every article that is to be found in the clothing and ary goods
li
mes.
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OppOG
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;:'-"For::aSalei
Seed "Sweet - Potatoes
and mixed Clay Peas. ;
Burlanyer Brothers
Next to Post Office. ;
House Gleaning" made easy for
? ; ItHendersonyille house ves
Our celeqrated Vacuum cleaner can be bought at
your house on short notice for tKe small sum of 50c
per hour and an experienced workman can clean
' any article, ceiling, walls floors, furniture all iii a
very short time, Work guaranteed.
Laundry, lcex & Fuel' Campahy.
Phone 142 Plant . ' Phone 86 up town office