iOKTEES PLACING PEOPLE IN .UTD ABOCT HENDEBSOHTILLE.
U. D. C TO GITE CONCERT.
A concert will be given in the near
future under the auspices of the U. D.
C with the following persons includ
ed on the program: Miss Ellzaheth
Ramsay, reader; Mrs! Ernest A. Ogle.
-Mrs. W. H. Bangs is visiting relatives
in Atlanta; Ga. ,
Mr. and Mr. K o! WWstler of Cam
den. S C are visit the city . .
r N Wrensnall and daughter
pianist, and Mrs. Jawara an.
vocaulist. - - -
The place and date will be announc
- Mr "j. H. Jordan of Greenville was
1 nthe city Friday- -Mr.W.P.MeUotEdneyvmewas
In the city Saturday.
ed later. . 1- , . ' - .
ITARD WAS AN ODD FELLOW.;
r
Justice, pos-;
visitor -in -
Old
Miss bue
Edneyville was
Saturday. .:o:
1 " t.,-nori from
Mr. V. K speech betore
Mr. Norf n i-
remains very serious.
Q
q vixon Rowe and daughter
ieave'thl weeTfor Swannanoa where
w will visit Mrs. Rowe's mother.
:o: " N tT-n-1 universal.
t" t op and son have return .
Mrs. j T11Tin n C, alter
ed to their home in 'jiorris.
a visit to her mother, Mrs. a.
Dr W H. VanTeVLmden has return
edom ifaho, where he went to attend
Se funeral of Ms mother.
P Rrasweil leaves this week
Florid BXrl sne 1,
Murine the winter
An unintentional impression was cre
ated last week in the news story oi
the death sd funeral of Luther Ward
when it was stated that the services
were, conducted exclusively by the w.
O. W. As a matter of fact the
members of .the lodge of I. O. O. F.
took the principal part in the cere
monies Mr. Ward was one of i
oldest Odd Fellows in the county.
t" n r.iarke returned
crrieThursday atter a day's
visit in tieir automobile.
tj t Keith of Southport, N. Cm
ta?rmoHv toKSenderaonvine where be
5l open aentaljffices.
Mr- V; ?Swr1nS?hf
C. has been a isuorm
the past few days.
viipc O mother oi
Mrs. Rogers of ned borne
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111 1 o - v
after
city.
NEW ROAD PROPOSED FROM
BLACK MOUNTAIN TO BAT CAY, xi.
The first meeting looking towards
this important road wa sheld at Dome,
McDowell County,- N. Cv last Satur
day. There were present over one hun
dred voters of Broad River township
and the enthusiasm was well night
It is said a petition was
siVnfwi nt this meetinsr askmer the
commissioners of McDowell .county to
order an election to vote on road bonds
in the near future.
The Democrat promises more re
garding this new highway very goon.
' !ifi . ; PJ-&M: ;M IF YOUR GROCER DOES
MERCHANTS HOLD THEIR FIRST
MEETING IN NEW REST ROOM.
Decide to Offer Help to Greater Hen
dersonTille Club in the Employ
ment of a Full Time Secretary.
"of several weeta
m
went to Lin-
accompany
:o:
- TIT -noViall
Mr. C.
WreTnd faugbter borne
a visitof sev-eradays.
Rec. W. F. Wombie, MrJJ-g
and Mr JSSSM. "aroiin
rEar Coner" Rewsvme. -
:o:
Miss Lillie Schas of Asheville was
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. Kantro
witz, Sunday.
; O "
a Messrs. F. G. Chaple and Tillman
Brock returned Saturday after a sev
eral days' automobile trip through up
per South Carolina and Western Nortn
Carolina.
:o:
Mr. and Mrs! W. M. Bridges, who
were married in Florence - S.C., on Nov
ember 3, an account of which appeared
in the' Democrat last week, returned to
Hendersonville Friday. Mr. and Mrs.
Bridges are stopping at the Cedars
o ;
Mr. and Mrs F s'wetmur arrived
Friday after an extended visit of about
three weeks among relatives in Iowa
Indiana and Illinois.
;p; .
Mr. M. L. Shipman, Commissioner of
Labor and Printing of North Carolina
at Raleigh spent Tuesday in the city
en route home from a visit to his par
ents at Blantyre.
:o: m
Pleasure and Huntiuff Trip.
Mr Ind M "Roy O. Keitb , and Boy,
have returned from a two weeKS
l!rf wuXeton and vicinily, where
Sy visited tbeMr
considerable game.
A. I. Justiee-ot Hendersonvme
tne nrst ui -
The Merchants association held a
revival meeting Monday night in the
new rest room provided by the asso
ciation and the Women's club and dis
cussed a number of matters of import
ance to the interests of the Hender
scnville merchants.
The rest room was warm and com
fortable and was declared by thos3
present" to be the most suitable ar-
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rcom remains open during the day
for the use of the merchants at night.
It is steam heated with light and toil
et facilities and was highly appreciat
ed by the merchants, so much "so that
a vote of thanks was extended to th
Woman's club for furnishing the roo-r
which the association rented for a term
of six months.
The association decided to make a
proposition to the Greater Hender
sonvile club in the .way of offering of
co-operation in the employment of a
wbole-time secretary to serve both or
ganizations. Dr. F. V. Hunter and G. M. Glazencr
were guests of the association and Dr.
Hunter had his name added to the
membership list after enjoying the
discussion of some of the many prob
lems in which the business men are
interested. He had on that day open
ed the hot service department of his
soda fountain business, so served
those present to comDlimentarv hot
! drinks.
Interest in the association some
what diminished during the summer
rush therefore before th tipt moot
ing a committee will work up the at-
leuaance ana oegm a campaign for
new members.
Rev.
was up to see us va people,
and he, with some i rv te mill
2Sr 3 nor in Brevard
or
district. Rosman
News. ;o.
motored
THIRTEEN CASES DIPHTHERIA.
School Children Are Examined Daily
to Prevent Spreatf of Disease.
Thirteen Cases of diphtheria have
developed in Hendersonville. The
syieaa or me trouDie maae it neces
sary to take extra precaution as a re
sult of which daily examination of the
scnooi children is made bv Dr. J
Frank Cranford, city health officer
Children with throats appearing other
tnan in a normal condition are sent
home. With the view to sanitation in
dividual tongue depressers. are used
in the examinations.
Dr. Cranford reports that the thir
teen patients have suffered with only
mil J a. t f
"iiu cases i ine aisease.
SAM JOHNSTON TO BUILD.
Sam Johnston is preparing to build
over from, a six-room bungalow on Washington
Tne following , the guests sweet opposite the Ingleside. "Dirt
Asheville Sunday ana H L.. was broken Wednesday. The
of Mrs E. Lewis: Mr. Sherman, img material has been purchased.
Finkelsteinj, Mr and r. &eMt Is Mr. Johston's intention to have
Olmnn Ajgentar, ihOUSP rnmnlDrod an aorKr
build-
It
W W s k U
house completed at an early date. He
will make It his home.
This house will occupy the last va
cant space between Second and Third
avenue.
MANY WENT TO ASHEVILLE.
A
and
crowd estimated at between one
two hundred nersons took ad-
M:. Simon jeo
KoPnThvaiore.
Serf Store"nbTuesday and Wednes
day before Thanksgiving.
. . -'.- t orsoll. formerly of
J Vr-omced to friends
acnH.vuic. uao -
that
of medicine in eniieiD""'Vi Tis lust ' Wednesday and boarded thel 1 o'clock
spring of 1916. Dr. InSfRiJtnaere train. The people returned after the
left for Boston, Massachusetts wnero
she will tase special - -
of children in Harvard University
Medical College during this coming
winter. It is her intention to give
special attention to this branch,
though engaging in the general prac
tice of medicine. Dr. Ingersoll is
sister of Mrs. J. B. Green., the wife of
Dr. Joseph B. Greene ol Asheville.
rille, nas announced to ir vantage Qf excurgIon the Chap
she will locate for J t&eprw Jmon-Tlexander meetings in Asheville
NOTICE.
CRINKLEYS
Main Street at Monument
Stoves and . heaters $1.35 to $25.
Trunks $1.40 to $20.00. Bags and Suit
Cases 50c to $10.00. Rugs, Clock3,
Musical Mdse. Furniture, 2 inch post
Brass Bed $8, $13, $16.
J xJJ
FIFIFT
1 ii..J"Jt .minim J Lm
Do you know that we
are selling a shoe that
is very popular in this
territory and in this
climate ?
Do you know YQUR
FRIENDS are buying
these shoes every day,
and are daily becoming
louder in their praises ?
Do you know your
friends are getting the
very limit of comfort
from these shoes from
the day they put
them on ?
Dotyou knbw that these shoes
look good to others, feelgood
to yourself, and are even
better than they look and feel?
Do you know that these iook good and
feel pod" shoes cost no more than
ordinary shoes for Hen, Women
and Children?
Vhy don't YOU wear Star Brand Shoes?
Feed Your Po ultry on tin
BYERS 8;
Wholesale and Retail Ft
THE BR!
Vt DEE
is in very many cases
- Present day methods
for long periods at J
especially susceptible
School children's ev
. Many cases of 'bad
ly be trace dtc defec
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Run, Rush; Jump, Any way
Rnr QAra frill A QtfWt fO P(
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FORGET THE PLACE
Rcyal Scarlet Mince Meat 9c package, 3 for.. .. .. .. .. v. .. 25c
.
Raisins and Currents v . :12c Pk
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Citron 22c" H. Orange and Lemon Peel. . .... .... . . . ..... .22c lb
t . , ; . " ... - " ,
Sweet-Oranges, large juicy fruit. ... ....29c dos
Florida Grape Fruit. . ...... . : . . .80 each 89c doi
Extra Fancy Cranberries.. .. .. .... . ..125 qt I
Corn and Peas ... .. .. .. .. ..9c can
Plum Pudding ...23c . English Walnuts.. .. .. .. .... 20c
Brazil Nuts : . . 19c lb. Best Prunes ...... . . . . . . 12c
California Fancy Dried Peaches.......... .. 9c B&
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GLENN
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Let us furnish your
Thanksgiving Dinner
Do you know the prices you are pay-.
mg for Groceries? Prices are very
important items and should 'always
be considered before buying.
Best California Peaches..-
3 lb Fancy Sliced Pineappl
We are wholesale a--cakes
and crackers. Pouni
three and five pound sizes.
nnr wands are new, lhere
G
in glass cases. Have you
son. "We have no rats too?
orders for turkeys. If J"oU
Parties intending to bring in produce
to be sent to the Orphans Home at
A L
S'SPn" bSpU BmSS Ve.ocipede,, Wagons. DolU and
in ar. .- w. : . --...Carriaees. Rifiles. Ball Bearing
.Bros., store
will be directed
TOYS COMING IN
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140
ing.
at the depots where they Carrlagjej,-
-i.i. : it.!- e I Skates -51.40.
;cx.ea 10 leave vueir ouer. 1 . - . 1
it rsys to ray asn
ltc
We will Jiaye 30 or 40 Turkeys within the next few da
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