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The vford "Hews" is made up of the initials of the four points of thv
compass and was made so because news comes from the N-orth,
the E-ast, the TV-est and the S-onth. This is how the principal" of
a Chicago grammar school explained it to his pupils in order to
impress tfiem with the mean Ing of "the "word, it is characteristic
of newspapers that while the . news of the day's happenings comes
from all parts of the comp ass, so the advertising columns tell
the business and store news of the day at the same time.
yA good newspaper is alwa ys careful to state the exact truth in
what it prints in its news col umns because its subscribers pay for
facts and would hold it acc ountable for misstatements or exag
geration. . .
The same thing is true of the store news in the advertising columns
A good store can not afford to resort to overstating the value of
its merchandise because con fidence once Tost can never be re
gained. '
This store proposes to han die only honest merchandise and to
hare jput in print only the ho nest facts regarding what it offers.
Whatever you see in my ad vertisement? yon can, depend upon as
being just as Hi. Patterson represents it to you.
Xmas Furs are Ready Here
r Any man whose mind Is dis turbed over the question of what to
give his wife or. daughter or perhaps" his intended wife can sat-
tie the question, satisfactori ly by v choosing lurs. v v
Furs, by reason of the new tariff, will be higher in price nextjsea-
son. All the. more reason for buying them now.-
, Our showing includes beau tiful scarfs, neck ' pieces, muffs and
sets in. soft mole skin (Very popular) and a fine selection of the
m.uch wanted red or gray fox sets with heads and. tails,' the, muffs
being in the popular double- over style with soft satin linings. Lots "
of brown and black furs in odd pieces and sets-and prices as low
or as high as you'd like to go. .. ;
A DoynComing in Prices on Our New Dresses
f ! - r and Coat Suits
A size or color missing here o'r there, 6 rit may be only one or two '
left of their kind, but its real ly a fortunate find "for . the girl or wo
man looking for well made, smart little frocks for street or after
noon wear. Ordinarily you would be asked to pay twice as' much
for these, same dresses or coat suits i nour store, but we mean to
clear out every one in the lot at once during our MANUFACTUR
ERS ANR MERCHANTS TAI ORS SALE."
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A Word of THiaelks to . Oiinr Maiiy Patrons
Gloves, Hosiery and Underwear
"VYe are carrying the best lines of Ladies' xand Misses underwear
on the market for your.'mon ey. Come in and get fitted before real
cold weather. It might save you a spell of sickness.
Silk, cotton and woolen ho siery to suit the purchasers. All sizes
and colors. ' - v "... '-' ..; ' :-
Gloves; and more gloves. A fall assortment of just what you
have been wanting , all . this Fall. -
Beginning this Saturday
- Competition Don't Cut Any Figure With Me.
Several KundVtailor made misfits-suits and coats, Ladies',
Men's and Children's from, 1-3 tc 1-2 price. Another shipment just
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iceived.f $3.50 Men's and Lad ies' raincoats now. $1.49. 1 lot ladies'
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. suits and coats worth trom $ 8.00 to ?15.00, $3.98. 1 lot Men's Over
coats,$1.98. 1 lot' boys' suits" And overcoats, $98c. 1 lot black
tjbit cravennettesT2 inch long, $4.98. Men's single coats, 98c.
Kahaki pants 49c. . Sweaters J.5c up. $5.00 Men's high top shoes,
-3PA1 00 ?f 'ZL'Zt 8T 0ver shoes reduced to $1.75. Ladies
sample shoes at 1-2 price. Cott oh batting 5c. Jersey flannel 45c. Un
wear, 10c up. $4.00 rubber boots $2.50. Alarm clocks 55s. 40
4 inch sheeting 4c. Carpet sli ppers 15c. Men's hosiery 3c up. Knives
and forks worth-$L80, 75c. Sugar 25 ID c $1.20. Lard 60 lb tub
Talcum powder 3 l-2c pearl buttons lc. Toilet and shaving
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cakes for 5c. Sample, hats 49c. Odd vests 7c, Ladies' lone
1.48 up.' Waterproof goods 19c. Sample gloves 35c. Double
. . , width all wool serge 75c and $1.0p yard 39c. Corduroy worth $1.00
Since our Big Sale his been going on we have had the pleasure of selling some of our friends who have not been Into see us for many months. It is to per yard 49c. Window shades 19c. Oil cloth 15c. Trunk and suit
these good people we wish to extend through this advertisement a, hearty welcome all the time to trade with us,. cases at 1-2 price.' 50 brooms lc. Yarn zephyr 5c. 8 l-3c ging
Among our patrons nearer home we get the opportunity of showing our appreciation more oftener for their trade and they are beginning to rea ham 3 l-2c.4 Comforts and blankets at a great reduction. Schloss
lize that when we say we are going to do a thing that it is generally done at any cost. Bros., clothes just received. Ladies' high grade clothing just receiv-
This sale was put on to reduce our mammoth stock of $30,000.00 worth.of merchandise. s This is being acco mnlished every day our store' is open. ed. Counterpanes worti $1.2 5, 69c. Thousand or more articles but
1 e have a fair sized stock left and have been ordering by telegraph and receiving by express many fill-in orders. v ' 'no space to mention.- We have, the two biggest slores and better
Come In this week beforerthe Xmas rush and pick out what you wanl and have been wanting for some time. . grade, sell more and buy more. Come in and convince yourself.
$2 Premium given
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Two Stores
KING GLOXhiER
Hendersonville, N C,
Krerrrtrrv tV 1.4 VTl SAT."R.
Whereas on the 6th day of May, 19lu, j
C E. Roper, and C. E. Roper, Executor
of P. A. Roper, L. K. Roper and Wire
Julia Roper, executed a deed In trust to
the undersigned Trustee .to secure a
debt in the sum of $3,200.00 whicn
Deed In Trust is of record in Book 26
at page 244 of the records of Mort
gages and Deeds in Trust for Hender
son County; and whereas default has
been made in the payment of said
debt and whereas the cestui que trust--ent
have called upon the undersigned
to sell the land hereinafter described
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tcr the purpose of satisfying sam qeDi
vith interest, cost and expenses ;
' Now Therefore, by virtue of the pow
er contained in said Deed in Truat,
the undersigned will on Monday th?
29th. day of December, aV J
o'clock My, offer for sale at public out
cry, at. the Court House door of Hen
derson County, to the hightest bidder,
for cash all the lands conveyed by
said Deed in Trust, which are bounded
and described7 as follows :
No. 1. Known as the Grumky tract,
lully described in a deed from Emma
Drayton Grumky. to F. A. Roper, re-
corded in Book. 50 at page 21 of the
Tecords of deeds for Henderson Coun
ts1, containing about 100 acres, and
being the tract upon which is located
the Rpper residence and hotel..
No. 22.' Known as the Kate Wattes
tract, fully described in a deed from
Kate Waites to F.A. Roper; recorded
In Book 56 at page 630 of the records,
containing 111', acres more or less
from which 'has been sold off about
41 acres to Owenby and 15 acres to
W C. Roper. "
No. 3. Known as the King land fullv
4escrlbed in deed from G. K. King to
P. A. Roper, recorded in Book 60 at
page 96 of said records, containing 11$
acres from which has been: sold off 10
acres to Dave Hunt.
Nc 4. Known as- the DeSaussure
land fully described In a deed from
Martha DeSassure to P.-A. Roper, re
corded in Book 57 at pago 456 of said
Tecords, containing 34 acres, from
-which has been sold' oft 14 acres to
Henry Simmon. - - -
No. 5. Known as the G. K. King
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G. K. King to F. A. Roper, recorded in
Dook B0 at page 115 of said records,
coTta'nlng 18 acres. ' .
This the 26th oi November, 1913.
W. A. SMITH,
U-27-5tc. " . . v Trustea.
CLAYTON-WILLIS.
Miss Edith Willis, daughter of Mr.
r.nd Mrs. T. J. Willis of Asheville, and
Mr. H. P. Clayton of Asheville were
married Monday evening at the Meth
odist parsonage in this city, Rev. A. L.
Sinford officiating.. Only a few
friends of the contracting parties
were present. Mr., and Mrs. Clayton
motored to Asheville. " -
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Both preparations come in odd-shap
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Both guaranteed to satisfy you in
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The Rexall ' Store one of the more
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United States, Canada and Great Brit
ain, which own "the big Harm6ny lab
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Justus, .Main street and 3rd avenue,
Hendersonville, N. C Adv.
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Will Open Thursday, December 4th at 9 a, m,
With a full line of Men's and Ladies' Clothfng and Shoes,
Ladies' suits, Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Etc.
Everything will be sold for strictly cash.. Look for the big announcement
on back page in next week's issue. '
- We are going to carry the very best in everything and wish a share of your
patronage. Selling goods for. cash will give us a standing over our competitors
and will enable us to sell for a far less profit than do most merchants who
extend long time credit. w -
v Please remember that our guarantee is your money back if you want it
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