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' o. .". ,.l nmntDTPAT nDinnniir. -I PDWHOTU T PAflTlIP In , ' .,'".'-' ..,'. i V m i - m m u u u h i ii. ii mi i n. i -m i . i - mm h m f b !.... - : m m w m mm ;i iimujiynu imruiiiu. Ui nmun jjuhuuu ' "JOHBTSTOBT'S r GREAT SPECIAL BARGAINS! Prices Named are. Much Below Value Yard wide Fruit of the Loom Bleach 8c Yard wide heavy Sea Island Brown 6c v Yard wide fine white Linon Lawn 8c Yard wide figured White curtain Lawn 10c Yard wide heavy white Cannon Cloth 10c Yard wide heavy floor Carpet 15c Yard wide fancy China Matting 12o Yard wide fancy Jap Matting 20c Yard wide'fancy floor Oil Cloth 25c Yard wide White and Ecru curtain Scrim 5c. " Yard wide heavy brown Sheeting 5c Yard wide standard colored Percale 6Jc Ladies' and Misses' Oxford and Sandal Shoes offered at one half regular prices Ladies' two Itrap Sandals 1.25 quality for 60c Ladles' white Canvas 1.25 quality for 85c ; Ladies' tan Oxfords 2 00 quality for 1 25 Infant's and child's Shoes In greac variety from 15c Men's Calf Congress Shoes 2.00 quality for 90c Special offering in Glassware Great variety of 10c G 1 ass ware for 5c , Great variety of 15o Glassware for lQc I White Table Damask in great variety 25c Colored Table Oil Cloth in great variety 15c S. JOHNSTON, 39 MAIN STREET bo You Want to Look Nice AT? IF SO BUY YOUR AND mm 1 Justus arrr(aeL Always Have the Best of Everything ir4he DRUG LINE . - The Drug -Store on the Corner Look Through these Bargains ? ' AT THE'- - NEW YORK BARGAIN STORE, and 6c fancy Calico prinfev assorted medium, and dark colors per - yard 3o - v ' . ,; . Yard wide L.-L. Sea Island Sheetings per pard 5c - ' Pierpont fancy cotton plaids per yard 4c . : ?' 1236 yards Typoon Silks assorted colors, regular price I2c,' special' Per yard 8c 1 ' , 10c Embroideries now 5c , . : Laces from lc per ykrd and up - - t Fancy Turkish Table Covers made of , closely woven Terry cloth in v. , ' beautiful rose pattern special price 35c " ' ' v Persian scarfs same qualify as above 29e 5.00 Ladies' Skirts, made of best quality Broadcloth full width, double v . , 1 . . ' - stitched seams, at $3.98 . - J - r $4.00 Ladies' Skirts now $2.50 $3.00 Indies' Skirts now $1.95 . V ' : . $2.00 Ladies' Skirts now $1.50 . .. . , t - $1.50 Ladies' Skirts now. 95c - " ' t- - Ladies' Crash Skirts, neatly trimmed at'48c ' . 'Ladies' blue duck Skirts, full width at 50c J , ... ?. Special offering in Ladies' and Misses' Millinery ' Jv , Great reduction of prices in Ladies' and Men's low-cut Shoes Trouble to Show Goods' ' ' Come and be Convinced flake No flistake. Remember the Place, Opposite Imperial .Hotel. Hendersonville, N. C. Searching Investigation of De partmental nethods Is Now in Progress: Washington Post. . : 'i The manner of conducting business in the departments of the government in all probability will be revolutionized as a result of an investigation now be ing made under the direction of Presi dent "Roosevelt. The inquiry is in charge of a committee composed of Ave of the more prominent younger men of the administration, all of them close personal friends of the President. James R. Garfield, commissioner of corporation, is understood to be the chairman of this committee of inquiry. Gifford Pin chot, chief forester of the government ; Mr. Keep, assis tant sec retary of theytreasury ; Mr. Murray, assistant secretary of the department of commerce and labor, and Mr. Hitch cock, first assistant postmaster gener al, are the other members. The committee has already made considerable progress, although until this time the public has not been ad vised of its operations. It is under stood that the committee has so tar devoted itself to one department. much to the annovance of the head of that department, who believes, it is said, that the various bureaus under his direction are up to date in every respect. As an inciaenc oi tne postal scanuai, it was shown that the gross frauds nernetrated in that department wese the outgrowth of lax methods in hand ling public moneys, irresponsibility on the part of many officials, and divided authority. Up to the time Postmaster General .Payne reorganized it, the de partment really ran itself, all of the work being practically done by sub ordinates. Lax business methods were responsible, in the opinion of , those who were on the inside during -tne scandal inauirv. for the grafting done by August W. Machen and others, The department is now established on a ousiness Dasis. Allowances ior tne improvement of the postal service are now based upon the needs of the ser vice instead of upon the will or whim of senators and representatives in congress. "If methods were loose in the pot office department it is fair to assume," said an official, "that they were loose in other branches of the government. The recent defalcation in the Smith sonian Institution is a good illustration of the possibility of fraud in the pub lic service nowadays." It is understood that Mr Garfield and his colleagues have been author ized by the President to make a searching inquiry into the methods of every bureau and department in Wash ington. fleets with the Hendersonville Methodist Church. Asheville District Epworth League Conference con ven ed at Henderson ville M. 33. church . Tuesday night, June 20, at .8:30 o'clock, President, Rev. A. T. Bell of Asheville, conducted the devotional exercises. Sermon by Presiding Elder, Rev. A. W. Plyler. Meetings were held Wednesday at 9 and 11 a. m.-and at 3 and 8:30 p. m. At 11 a. m. Rev. J. W. Moore preach ed a powerful missionary sermon and at 8:30 p. m. Rev. Frank Siler made an address on "Our Cuban Mission". Services will be held at 9 and 11 a. m. and at 2:30 p, m. today (Thursday) which closes the conference. The music is of exceptionally fine order and is beiug much enjoyed Solos were rendered at the services vesfcerdav and last nirht by Misses mf : mi Thompson and Holliday and by Messrs. Pless, Boyd, Thomas and Hodges. A violin solo by Miss Edna Hart disDlaved creat skill. Miss Grace m mf m- Hart, the popular'and efficient pianist, is accompanist and organist during thft Conference. The music is con ducted by Sam T. Hodges, the musical riirfip.fcor of the M. E. church. A male quartette composed of ,1st tenor, Ghas. E. Pless, 2nd tenor, J.- W. Thomas, inr. hftHs. Sam T. Hodffes. 2nd bass, J. D. Boyd, js furnishing excellent music At the meeting last night a collec tion was taken to help build a church in Cuba. There are about seventy five delegates in attendance, most of whom will leave for their homes to day carrying with them, w are sure, the remembrance of many happy hours spent here. . FINE STATIONERY yearn that is Utterly Delicious Made frotii Jore Something Good for the People of Hendersonville We have arranged to buy Pure Cream from the Hidawav Crearaerv at Flat Rock and can sup ply you with Ice Cream that has such an ut terly delicious ilavor that you will never wish for any other. Call and sample it, five and ten cents by the quantity Hunter's flbbarmac Near the Postoffice. Death of a Noble Woman. Mrs. Mary Thomson, formerly of Knoxville Tenn., but who has spent a great deal of her time the last few years in Hendersonville, passed away loo last Sunday morning at the home of W.H.Justus afiei a lingering ill ness. Mrs. Thomson was fifty seveu years of age. The circumstances of her death wre peculiarly sad. She had seemed brighter and better the day before and the eud came sudden ly. She was a woman of fine charact er and. was most appreciated by those who knew her best. Her remains were taken to Cincinnati, Ohio, for interment accompanied by her only child Miss Marie Thomson. Mrs. Bartlett, an' intimate friend, went with Miss Thomson as far as Knox ville, where her uncle and aunt joined her. The bereaved daughter has the sympathy of a large circle of friends both in this city and elsewhere. It is thought Miss Thomson will return to Hendersonville. TO OBSERVE THE FOURTH Great preparations are being made tor to 'observe thoFourth of July in Hendersonville this year, and Secretary Wal drop of , the Board oi' Trade predicts a big celebration. The-parade wall be led by the Board of Trade band (including twenty instruments) ; and most of , the merchants in town expect to have floats. A baseball game between Hender sonville and Fletcher will take place in the afternoon at the Park alid . A. u use men t Company's grounds, and various other at tractions will be arranged. . Everybody from every part of the county is cordially invited to come and - participate in the en joyment of the occasion.' Come and meet your fellow-citizens aad take in the show. The summer schedule of the Tran sj'Ivariia railroad went into effect Sun day,. June lL There are two trains each way daily between Henderson ville and Brevard, and one train each way daily between Brevard and Lake Toxaway.' . The trains run as follow : No. 1, -leaviug Brevard at 7 a. m, eaches Hendersonville at 8 o'clock' and connects (after about an hour's in terval) with No. AX on the Southern to Asheville. No. 2, leaving Henderson ville at 6:40 p. m., reaches Breyard at 7:40 p. m., No. 7, leaving Lakei Toxa way at 3 p; m.j reaches Brevard $.t 4:10 p. m'., Hendersonville at 5:10 mM aqd Asheville at 6:15 p- m. No. 8,lleav ing Asheville at 8 a. m., BreyArd at 10:10 a. m., and Lake Toxaway 11 5 a The first and last years of a life are not very strenuous. RAILROAD flEETINQS Mass meetings in the interest of the Appalachian Inter-urban railroad will be held at the fol lowing places in the county. Be low wili be found the speakers who have been requested by the local committees to attend the respective places, in connection with local speakers at each place : Clear Creek township: Fruitiaod Institute, Friday, June 23, at 1 p, m. W. A. Smith, J. Williams and W. A. Garland. Edneyville township : Liberty, Toesday June 27, at 1 p m. ; Bat Cave, Wednesday June 28, at 1 p. m. H. G. Ewart, J. Williams, J. W. Wofford and W. F. Edwards. Blue Ridge . tbwnship : Blue House, Thursday, June 29, at 1p.m.; W. A. Smith, HL G. Ewart, J. Williams, Judge Pace, D. S. Pace. Horse Shoe: Thursday June 29, at 1 p. h. W. A. Smith and Jtufge Blythe. ' Hendersonville : Friday, Jane 30, at 2 p. m. By request of the meeting Prof. W. A: Garland was asked to be at leach of the "meetings. J. W. WOFFORJ), Secretary. 'Monday (says Tuesday's Washington Post) "was the hottest day this year. With the thermometer as high as S3 at one time, it will be recorded as the hottest 19th of June in many years. FOR CARRIAGES, SURREYS, BUGGIES, RUNABOUTS AND SPRING WAGONS WRITE Asheville, N. C. HIGH GRADE LOW PRICES PiihW Tires Put On in Our Own Rubber Tire Department. n. fl. SHEPHERD " FURNITURE AND Odd Dressers. Suites and Sideboards "Rugs, Carpets, Blankets and Comforts Bed-Spreads, Sheets and Pillowcases UNDERTAKING Cloth-Covered and Metal Lnied Caskets Varnished Caskets audXV Coffins Ladies' an$ Gents' Kobes and Wrappers Opposite laao-pexisil Sotel 2Cexa.d.eisoraLVllie, 3iT: 3L . Open Iay and Night. Phone 25 , YOU'RE XBTXTED To- pay our toTe a lengthy cull that you may inspect the many new,. wp-tG-date, desirable good things we have so carefully bought lor thi season's selling. Descriptions of the mos glow ing; kind wHild entirely fail to convey an idea of ' ' the beauty and newness of this Springs, ".; merchandise, ' V: Come In, Look, Examine, Compare and Price! You can l)uy if You Like. Our Goods are all for SALE but You are WELCOME if you only LOOK and PRICE We Advertise! We Encourage Home Buying with Attractive Goods and. Prices, and We Don't Grumble about Business! ; ABad Scure. '. ' Some day you will get a bad scare, when yon feel a pain in your bowels, and fear appendicitis. Safety lies in Dr. King's New Life Pills, a sure cure, for all bowel and stomach diseases, such as headache, biliousness; costive ness, etc. ' Garanteed at Justus' drag atore, only 25a Try them. ' .1 WE ASK FOR YOUR P ATROtJ ACE purely on Business Principles.. :.:."0Merchandise is the newest tno; great marked affords We , b direct from the manufact , urers at. Spot Cash Fricesand sell goods Honestly. . Our Stock : Never So Coiiiploto HONEST DEALING , LOWEST PRICES Judges of Quality Will Testify in Our Behalf STATONBROS. Phone: 103. Opposite New Court Hourc. NV." V
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