Friday, Nov.25
The Western North Carolina Times
Statement of Condition Sept; 1, I9IO
1 j 1 .
ERSOURCES
LOANS ...
Overdrafts secured .....
Furniture and Fixtures.
Cash in vault and in
LIABILITIES
$85 440 78 Capital ............... $30,000.00
uumviuea rronts
Dividens uncalled for. . . 40.00
barren s Blood if ufiiier
.1,701.22
o,i4o.o9 Bills Payable. None
Bills Re-discounted None
Banks . -19,837.32 DEPOSITS 75 341.37
$110,123.01 $110,123.01
OUR MOTTO
"ABSOLUTE SAFETY FOR DEPOSITORS"
No Bills Payable or Bills Re-discounted
DIRECTORS:
Dr. A. B. Drafts
F. A. Bly
Curtis Bynum
F. E. Durfee
President
G. M. Glazener
M. F. Whitt
W. A. Cannon
E. W. Ewbank
Vice-President
J. 0. Williams
T. P. Mallorie
A. H. Aawkins
C. E. Brooks
Cashiei
We Want Your Business
Jtist
Shelved!
JOB LOT of the BEST CLOTH E5
Suits and extra Pants
We can sell you a good Suit from $2 up, Boys'
-Suits from $1,5() up, Good Ail-Wool Pants from
7$1 up. These Goods are Up-to-date and can't
be beat in quality for the price. We are still
selling LONG-WEAR SHOES, and selling lots
of them. COME and SEE for YOURSELVES,
Our GROCERY Stock is complete in every de
scription, and we are honet in saying that we
have THE Price.. We invite all our customers
and the General Public to make our store Head
quarteis. We look out for your Bundles while
you are shopping elsewhere
R. L. JONES & CO,
Opposite court house
PHONE 3
Allen's old stand
mo to the
5, 10 & 25c Store
Bar
gains
2 Doors below car line Patterson Bros. Props.
Gaxren Medicine Co.,
Hendersonville, N. G.
Gentlemen:
At the time I began taking yourjtonic I could not
eat anything, but what hurt me, I did not average
sleeping more than an hour at . night and immediately
after I begun taking your tonic my appetite returned
and I could eat all kinds of vegetables, or most any
thing I wanted without any bad after effect, and at the
time I began taking your tonic everything I ate would
bloat me after meals, but before I had finished taking
one sample bottle I could eat three square meals a day
lay down and sleep like a baby at night I gained
fifteen pounds in weight and twice that gmuch in
strength. I had not been able to work a day in three
months, but in side of ten days I could work in the
field, could hoe corn or plow. In a months time I
could plow a half day alright, and after I got through
takiag your medicine I felt stronger and in better health
than I have been in ten years.
I could plow an oxen in the roots and stumps for
half a day without cursing a word. And I owe the re
turn of health to the Garren Medicine. Company.
Hoping you all Iiinds of success I remain
Yours.
Zirconia. R. F. D. No. 1 JL Charles D. Osteen. 1
We are Pfetty Well Posted
on real estate values and- pros
pects. We make1 it our busi
ness to find out everything
about property there is to know.
Our - knowledge and experience
are at your service in any real
estate transaction you have in
mind. Better consult us before ;
you either buy or selL - We can
probably save you from a costly
mistake
Wanteska Trust
5
arid Ban king Company
Capital $30,660.06 -,:.
Justus Pharmacy
MORE FOR THE SAME OR THE SAME FOR
LESS, Everything in Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes and Groceries. We have just bought
an Elegant Line of Men's Work and Dress
Shirts, Overalls, and Uoderwear; and Ladies',
Gent' and Misses' Fine Hosiery. In der to
make Room for New Goods, we are O rfering
GREAT BARGAIN PRICES
CIM OUR ENTIRE STOCK
of General Merchandise, pv We still sell Salt at
45c a sack. We buy Butter, Eggs, and other Prod
uce, and pay the highest market prices for. same
J. D. DAVIS
Old Ripley Rock Store near Court House Phone 27
ros. & Co,
Factory Representatives of
Weaver Organ & Piano Co.
of York, Pa.
Have just unloaded a
CARLOAD
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of Pianos and Organs at the
AUDITORIUM
where they are on exhibition and for Sale
W. R. GRUBER, Local Manager
Michael
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The Times Job Printing Office
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Ibrinttng tbat attracts '
rize Offers from Leading Manufacturers
t: ' a1 ...... " . ' . r ; ,
.... Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed '
TWhy some inventors, fail.'" Send rough sketch or model for
search of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly.
Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had JuU charge of
the U. S. Patent Office. v "
GREELEY &M3NTIRE
BvreNT Attorneys-
Washington; 13: C "
MANILA TO HOLD
UORLOCARtJIlAL
Philippine Capital Expects Thou
sands In February, 1911.
Hc'eiiii
PRESS AGENT
PROMISES
MUCH
Exposition of Insular Industrie to Bs
Spiced by All Sorts of Amusements,
From Confetti Battles to Field Sports,
During Month In Which Many Amer
icans Are Shoveling Snow.
After three years of experiment In
carnival making the inhabitants of
Manila, in the faraway Philippine Is
lands, are making preparations for a
festival in February, 191,1. which will
surpass, they say. anything of the
kind ever before attempted in any city
of the world.
Although it is to be presumed that
this oriental capital is far away from
the Influence of the Yankee circus
proprietor and his press agent, the
language used in the preliminary an
nouncements of the carnival Is not un
like that with which the American
pleasure seeking public is familiar, for
the world is assured that the week cf
festivities. Feb. 21 to 28. will "not only
far outclass and eclipse anything of
the sort ever given in the far east, but
it is proposed to make it the largest,
most gorgeous, most sjxvfacular affair
of the sort ever held anywhere."
Press Agent Is Alert.
Something of the smallness of the
world as it exists in these days of
swift steamship and railroad travel is
indicated in the statement that the
1910 carnival attracted "hundreds and
hundreds of people from many foreign
lands." while the transpacific steam
ship companies arranged their sched
ules so that their big passenger car
riers could be in Manila bay duiiug
the carnival to accommodate excur
sionists. Manila proposes to demonstrate that
it Is both oriental and occidental. It
claims to be "one of the most up to
date, bustling cities to be found any
where on earth." in addition to being
"full of the remains of a civilization
centuries old."
To pleasure seeking people no claim
could be more attractive, doubtless,
than that in spite of the business and
the bustle of Manila life ont there Is
delightfully easy. "Everybody seems
to be happy and prosperous." says the
official announcement of the carnival,
"and ben on securing the maximum
of pleasure and satisfaction from life'
in the tropics, and this somewhat easy
going and luxurious style of living has
not produced in Manila the undesirable
conditions which usually accompany it
in other parts of the world."
In spite of Manila's being In the trop
ics all are assured that "the climate is
ideal" and the month of February,
when people dwelling in the northern
part of the United States are shoveling
snow or chopping ice from their side
walks, "is the most delightful part of
the year." Rarely does the tempera
ture go above 85 degrees during the
morning hours. You will require blan
kets every night of your stay.
Real Carnival Is Planned.
For the 1911 carnival the city will be
given up to pleasure. There will be pa
rades of gorgeous floats, accompanied
by mounted heralds, with the king and
queen, of the carnival seated in their
Imperial cars, parades of gayly deco
rated automobiles, battles between con
fetti throwe;s and international sport
ing contests as the main features.
Among the athletic sports will be in
ternational polo, cricket, football, trap
shooting and tennis matches.
Music will be everywhere, for It Is
said that the Filipinos are the most
musically Inclined people on earth. The
carnival costumes will be rich and va
ried, and many of them made to order
In Europe will cost, it is said, each a
small fortune.
The famous hippodrome, which 6eats
22.000 people, will be given over to
special carnival features and military
spectacles. The stage of the hippo
drome holds more than 5.000 people
and is for big bails. All the perform
ances will be given in the open air.
On its industrial side the carnival
will give visitors a chance to lean)
about the resources of the Philippines
through extensive exhibits. But the
keynote of carnival week will be pleas
ure, and Manila claims that by reason
of its cosmopolitan character. Its cli
mate and Its great development since
"Dewey did It" In 1898 it can provide
more pleasure than any other Ity In
the world.
RUSSIAN POPULATION GROWS
Five Millions Added to 150,000.000 In
Two Years.
The recent census of the Russian
'empire adds another 6.000.000 to the
population as enumerated in 190S.
The czar's subjects now number 160;
000.000, an Increase every year of
2,500,000 despite wars, epidemics and
internal disturbances. . :
Ah there Is no lack of cultivated soil
in Russia there seems no reason why
this big- annual increase should not
continue.
Chileans Are Wine d rowers.
Chilean vineyards yielded 254.04d.fiS9
Editor Times:
The teachers regular moot
meeting will convene in tfenden
villa Qnhi.J t '. '
.v. uaimuay, novemDer 26
11 a. m.
All teachers in the county j
the public generally, who are iD
estedinthe eradication of ho,
worm disease, are especially urj
to be present
Rev. K. W. Cawthon will condu
the devotional service. Dr
RefiruWiI1 0Pen the discus
and will be follnwari k., t.,
FerreU,". ' Raleigh. I
r errell is onp nf tha .
u xt . ow-raaries I
the North Carolina Board of Heal
auu io a wuvinciDg speaker. I
I trust evervnnp ,.,k ' J
come and hear the discussion J
uus injporiani subject.
W. S. Shitle.
Ah Ideal Husband
is patient, even with a nap
wile, lor he knows she newla Win
She may be bo nervous and rn3
down in health that trills anno
ner. If she is melancholy, ,.X(a
able, troubled with Joss of'appetiu
headache, sleeplessness, conrtitf
tion or faintina nnl a-,-, iJ
She needs Electric Bitters the mJ
wonderful remedy for ailing wnnJ
Thousands of sufferers from fPmJ
troubles, nervous troubles, bad!
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them and become healthy at
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Satisfaction guaranteed by W.R
Jdstus and F. V. Hunter.
NOTICE
There will be a call meeting l
the Board of Road Supervisor jrt
Hendersonville township tomrtat
the court house on the first Maj
in December being the 5th dajji!
1 1 a. in. aswe did not have a meet
ing the first Monday in November
This Nov. 11, 1910.
J. P. Patton. Ch'rai
J. D. Derm id. Sec.
NOTICE OF SALE
All persons will take notice tl
under and by virtue of a decree
the Superior court in I he ras-e of
D. Capps et ;u. versus Willis 15ai
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et al, appointing the unlersim(J
commissioner. 1 wiU si ll at tif
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court house door ot liendersq
countv on
the 12th day of Den ruber I9W
at 12 o'clock m, for cash, all it
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;nuuo ii willow uu; jau; fl.
a:.. A i TI...J.-.J
county fully referred to in thejr
tition for partition in said procee:
ings, fully descrihed in survey k
in the papers in the case, and V
maps made by order of the
filed in said papers, said landcsf
taining 151 acres more or less, j
'I he said lands will be soldi,
whole.
This the 9th day of Nov. 19K
Charles r rench Toe
CommisEG
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