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, LETTER OF APPRECIATION
Atlanta, Ga., Oct. 24, 1919.
Rector Publishing Company,
Hendersonville, N. C. ; .
Gentlemen:
t m enchain, herewith, my cnecK
ti nn as subscription to your pa
per, though I have never been a sub
scriber but have enjoyeq reau.K -u
In consideration of that, I
send you the $1.00 for subscription
to your paper as 1 enjoy me inae
attitude although I donot
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views.
Yours very turly,
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Atlantic Compress Co.
.Regular Bowels Is Health
Bowels that move spasmodically-
free one aay ana siuuuum mo
should be healthfully regulated by Dr.
King's New Life Pills. In this way
youkeep the Impurities of waste mat-
m ilotlncr thmiicrh th HV8-
tem by cleansing the bowels thorough
ly and promoting the proper flow of
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AN T
A D S
LOST Army tent. If found com
municate with J. W. Bailey, nen
dersonville, N. C. - ltPd
J. W. Mclntyre
Sanitary Plumber
Steam and Hot Water
Fitter.
All Work Guaranteed.
MAIN STREET
PHONE 159
HENDERSONVILLE. N. C
FOR SALE Farm containing 63
acres, 8 room house, and outbuild-
infrc- nn i raD reeiv "-"
Holly Springs church. Your price
and terms. Wm. B. Gardiner,
Etowah, N. C. 10-31-2tpd
WANTED For the winter 4 or 5
room bungalow, furnished. Best
care guaranteed. Tax Collector's
office. 10-31-2tpd
WOOD SAWING For wood tawing
phone 61 or see G. F. Chapel.
F 10-31-2tpd
LOST Gold watch Saturday night
between postoffice and the Five
& Ten Cent Store. Waltham move
ments. Letters M. A. en-raved on
! back. Finder return to me and re
: ceive reward. Butler Mills, Hen
! dersonville, R. F. D. 0, Box 2 ltpd
ANOTHER DIFFICULT PROBLEM
' 1 " 1 t ,
Thev are tointr to have , an election
over in Tennessee on November 4.
The campaign, which has been going
n for several weeks, is one of the
hottest that has ever been waged in
the state, in connection with munici
pal elections.
The registration closed the otner
dav. and if the same ratio prevails in
the country towns, as in the larger
cities, it would seem that women out
number men on registration books.
Tn Memnhis a very active campaign
: - J nM aavanl wopics DV
was carrieu v "t" " v
the women who made a special effort
to procure the registration of more
female voters than any other section
nf the state. So active was the cam
paign that it appears few negro wo
men are to be found in the city of
Memphis whose names are not on the
rptfiatration books. A quotation from
the Memphis Commercial Appeal will
serve to show something of the ef
forts that were put forth to get the
names of all women voters on the
registration books. The Appeal says:
"A trip through the business sec
tion yesterday afternooi-was a little
discouraging, for one of the facts in
regard to the general registration in
Antrust. which had caused most com
ment, was the preponderence of white I
women who had registered above me
negro women. Moreover, in the gen
eral registration few women register
ed in the uptown districts and large
numbers enrolled in the residential
section of the city.
"When a visit to some of the up-
town polling places yesterday showed
that many negro women and lew
white women were registering for a
time it looked as though the women
leaders might not be able to point to.
the figures of the supplemental regis
tration with the pride they had dis
played when the figures of the general
rptristration were made public." In
other words, in the supplemental
registration the number of negro :
women who registered equaled or ex-;
ceeded that of white women. I
Another interesting quotation from.
"
18 cents a package
EXPERTLY blended choice
Turkish and choice Domestic
tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi
nate bite and free them from any
unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or
unpleasant cigaretty odor.
Camels win instant and permanent
success with smokers because the
blend brings out to the limit the
What you pay out your good money for
is cigarette satisfaction and, my, how
you do get it in every puff of Camels!
low-mildness of the tobaccos yet re
taining the desirable "body." Camels
are simply a revelation! You may
smoke them without tiring yourtaste!
For your own satisfaction you must
compare Camels with any cigarette
in the world at any price. Then,
you'll best realize their superior
quality and the rare enjoyment
refreshing flavor and delightful mel- they provide.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Win.ton-Salem, N. C.
BT2E l?--yy-Tre.a:c..a.u.aitgJ
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REGAL
SHOES
(WANTED To hire a married man.
Fifty dollars per monm ana iuu.-.
rent. R- J. Woollcy, P. 0. Box
515. Hendersonville, N. C. l'0-24-3t
Mtneola
WANTED To trade Henderionville
real estate for pair of mules and
wagon or Tractor engine, kerosene
prefered. Robert E. Ward, Hen
ille. N. C. Route 1.
10-21-2tpd
The ADDeal follows:
"In the second precinct of the hrst, TAKES ON MORE INSPEC
ward negro women were registering: TORS
who acknowledged that they did not
even Know vnai a iKB.-.. t . -,a, ,aw w
was, but who said they had been told! Aimougn in -
'.t r and vote Ibcen in operauuu um wi.v, .
"The heaviest registration found in I the volume of work has become so
the untown section was at the DeSoto I great that three new inspectors have
hotel on Calhoun avenue, where 65 just been added to the force.
Eight counties have already bcenj A campaign qf ridicule is being
covered more or less completely by directed against the ocngressional in
vestigations into administration wasie
had registered by 4 o'clock. Of this
number all save 4 or 5 were women,
These
men are Clyde H. Cline, of Newton,
Hugh E. Fritts, of Salisbury, ana A
... n m J TTAM.14- ivhA havo hPPTI
and there wasn't a single white lerry, oi nnw,
in thP lot." assigned to their respective ar.c,
It is said Democratic workers were
:tliP state insDectors. The favorable
fall weather is making it possible lor
their work to proceed with great
rapidity. The addition of three more
insnectors will eive great impetus to
work, so that every community in the
state, if possible, will be reached in
the first round of inspection Del ore
the bad weather of the winter months
sets in.
and extravagance. The committees
must be "getting warm.
Maybe a "contemptible quitter" is
i . .1 i.L r v-k I
a fellow wno senas uie anuy
navy to Vera. Cruz to get a salute,
doesn't get it, and comes away with
out it, leaving his countrymen to the
mercy of murderous Mexico.
GLAZENER'S
TWO
STORES
FOR
Shoes, Dry Good
and Clothing. The
cheapest stores in
the state.
We cut the price
and sell the p;oods.
Follow the crowd.
mR SALE Ford Worm
Truck. Good condition. Would
Ford Roadster. Can
I'AV IIUUJ-,1-' v - ----
WANTED Table boarders. Apply
to Mrs. J. M. Dermic!. 224 Third
Avenue. 10-24-2t
Drive '.especially active in this precinct.
Twenty years ago who would nave
thnne-ht the time would come wheni
be seen at W. J. Turners earn, pomicai ,
Hendersonville, N. C, 10-26-3tpd faith could be seen industriously at;
work procuring me regisirauuu i ;
negro women But women, in many.
states, have already been given me
right to vote. The state of Tennes-,
see has conferred upon its women the
right to vote in municipal elections,
and men in their zeal to win an elec
tion, even a municipal election, will
not let the color of a woman s skin
deter them from getting her name on
the registration books, if she agrees j
to support the .ticket for which tneyj
are working. :
The experience the folks in Mem
phis are now having in getting women
FOR QUICK SALE 35-acre farm
9. miles from Hendersonville; good
state of cultivation, good cottage
and small out-buildings and shop
at the price of $3500. Staton and
Rector, Hendersonville, N. C. 9-26
A lSi L-iL-i l I n
' FOR SALE At a bargain, one Auto-
1 I
j knitter and . all accessories wun
I eiirht nounds of wool yarn. W. H.
care G. G. Hyder, Seventh Ave.,
Hendersonville, N. C. 10-17-4tpd
Dr. 11. M. Carson
Dentist
Office over H. Patterson'
Store
Mani street. Hendersonville, N. C.
WANTED Men or women to take
orders among friends and neigh
bors for the genuine guaranteed
hosiery, full line for men, women
and children. Eliminates darning.
We pay 50c and hour spare time
-i ,. wpok for full time. Ex-
ti -
perience unnecessary. Write In
ternational Stocking Mill, Norris
town, Pa. 10-17-12t-pd
Dr. e.a. McMillan
Dentist
Successor to Dr. W.T.Wallace
Oftice in Burckmyer Bldg.
Entrance on 4th avenue
Phone 442
HENDERSONVILLE. N. C.
j WANTED Respectable white woriian
to cook and keep house for two.
Everything convenient. Good home
and pay for the right party. P. O.
Box 522, Hendersonville, N. C.
9-26-tfc
FOR SALE Will soon have about
twenty or thirty good pigs ready
for sale. J. C. Wooten, Kentucky
Home. 8-22-tfc
DR. H. L KEITH
DENTIST
(Successor to Dr. W. F. Nickel)
Offic Over Hnnter'a Pharmacy
FOR SALE Easy terms. Two lots
on Connor St. One and half-acre
lot with three-room h'ouse, good
spring, young orchard, on Hebron
road 1 1-2 miles of Court House.
Five acres on Steep St, 1 mile of
Court House, wood land. . Seventy
five acres 2 miles of Etowah, wood
land; good growth of young
timber fine for orchard.;. I have
other places .not mentioned here,
a 4 Raah. Hendersonville. N. C
7-18tf-c
Or. GEORGE WRIGHT
Osteopath
registered to vote, will probably be
that which will be experienced all
over the country in 1920, as it is now
thought' the suffrage amendment to
the federal constitution will be adop
ted before the campaign of next year
comes on.
When women of all colors are al
lowed to vote what will the men do?
This is a question that is agitating
the minds of "politicians throughout
the country. The white men of the
south will not want to line up at the
polling places with colored women
voters, and the disfranchised colored
men will not want to stand around the
polls and seetheir wives, sisters and
daughters exercising their right 'to
vote, when they are denied tnai
privilege. This, however, is likely to
be brought to pass. The only, way out
of the dilema that we can see is lor
the election boards to provide sepa
rate polling places for the negro
women, and the white men ana
women, and let the negro men stay
at home and do the cooking and take
care of the children while the negro
women are at the election. If any
body has a better plan for the hand
ling of the proposition we shall be
pleased to hear from them.
I will meet the Taxpayers of Henderson County
at the following times and places for the pur
pose of receiving Taxes for the year 1919,
which are due and in my hands for collection :
Fruitland, Sinclair's Store, Thursday, Nov. 6, forenoon
Edneyville, Justus' Store, Thursday, November 6, afternoon
Bat Cave, Postoffice, Friday,
Dana, Postoffice, Monday,
WANTED For canning Quinces,
will take all I can get. Also want
pesetas and pears. Will take a
few mod sweet apples. . J. ' C.
Wnntfin. EentnckT Home. 8-22-tfc
FOR SALE Stock tags and 4 pigs.
I Phone 810 or see E. J. Khodes.
Vice-President Marshall recalled
to his post of duty from Atlantic
City, complains that Congress has
been "playing "ping pong all summer."
It must be irritating to a man of vice
President Marshall's callibe to watch
the Senate debate the mere natter of
the nation's destiny with several tnou-
iand dollars in good chautauqua en-
frnrementa iroinff to waste because oi
the necessity of stayinar in the chair
to keep the galleries from applauding
" ... . , -a -9.!J
the opposition senators toct . vivuev
ously. , ! , . -
November 7, all day
November 10, all day
Mills River, Whitaker's Store, Tuesday, November 1 1 , all day
Etowah,McKinney'sStore,Wednesday,Novemberl2,allday
Bowmans Bluff, Mace's Store, Thursday, November 13,allday
Green River, Tuxedo, Friday, November 14, all day
Mt Page, Yount's Store, Monday, November 17, all day
Hooper's Creek, Lance's Store, Tuesday, November 18, all day
Respectfully,
A. E. HUDGINS, T. C. & T.
This Octobsr 21; 1919. .
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