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Asheville's Practical Xmas Store
The Christinas Shopping Center
)J of Western North Carolina
Notonlyirthis true in the m'agr.t.j'U- of the stock carried, but also in the
opinion of the public. v Without t!te -h; will and assistance of public opinion'
there could be no Shopping Center.
We will pay your railroad fare -Asheville and ret-irn, lyovided vou buy
. $30 or more worth of merchandise r A live w ithin a radius of fifty miles. Here
is a chance to shop ata Department st-re, where there are thousands upon
thousands of practical Christmas gifts .;mdily displayed for your easy choos-,
ing, ' , ;
Everfltfor of this big store is fairly t.-.-n insr with Christmas iroods. The'
-mamrrfoth establishment itself , is tasii'.v decmited throughout and fairly' radi-
,aj;es tjie ertnusiasm ana spirit oi tne :ison.
fcome here, makl yourself at horn have your packages and grips checked
free of charge; makefose of our Rest -om ana various conveniences to your
heart's content. Abqve all this is store of service.
Important Notice to Mail Order Patrons of the Bon Marche
We are now represented irt this section by a duly authorized Traveling
Man, who has been on the road for a month or so, looking after our Mail Or
der business. The constant growth a our Mail Order system, which took a
decided boom at the time the .Parcel Post came into existence, Low requires
the attention of sevfejjal people. .
With the aid of. pur Traveling Representative we hope to get in closer
touch with our Out-of-Town customers, who have loyally supported this De
partment since it's inteption.;,
If you want him fto comedo your town, write in a request with ten names
signed anuwe will see that he makes thje jump, otherwise he will reach it in
rlnp-rimp - i
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E and G. M. C. TRUCKS
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International Harvester Engines? ,
WE recommend and sell International Harvester
pil aid gas engines lb&Cajiej jf the univer&il
satisfaction. they
ample and is in the riji'ht place: the castings are sand-
cooled, insuring evenness of tfcxture and stre'.'jETie design of ever
narf is f f the most aonnn-pd tvne: simnle. vet-fcoisiilete in everv detafi
jey tomiiM'iiiriittlf'att4atioo beydfd'tgular ojluig; 4SveI
opmi? from 10 to 30 nfcet mote hai theip rated horstfpftwec
IHC enmu?s of all sizctiLiYitjtkJs,wliereverlhev go. n-JM' J3
. Tliii series pi advertidemcu'is will explain fully why IHC engines
are such good value. One or ,two features will be taken U) at a time.
lieu are tlirougfi-with ilia series you 'will ua yveU-l'03teU
the time tiwse aavertisements are running we snau
utiuB eii2iiT3 on the flooc, here, readv to show you
your uiouey. when you biy ati l It C eugutieS," '
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FRANCIS COVE NOTES 5 GERMANS TURN ROUT IN
As ih weather
I woucf. wj'ite
-Coiiuer
he like of mud
een in trie cove.
r is so, rainy 1. thought,
a fewi'irtotes' to the
V1 'POLANP into victory.
,
ha never feen
There wei e not -finy , ,berp'-
Men
and
to sel'l the
Y.-orld this
mo ft
year.
Everybody's
Delineator
Total
le bargain in the
Rer,t;hr Price BOTH
3 $2
S3. 00
omen
Wanted
To one Per
son
A monthly salary and a liberal commission
on each order. Salaries run up to $250.00
per month, depending- on the number of orders
This work can be done in your spare time,
and need not conflict with your Resent duties.
No investment or previous ex;io'ience neces
sary. We furnish full equipment free.
Write for particulars to
THE RIDGEWAY COMPANY
Spring avl Macdougal Streets, New York
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"Tf l"!! WIT II!1
unday 5sAoi)5fcSjSstw;a.eetfunt
1:1 the rain.
f Tl..o k... Loon u.ror:il cm-n hllk. '
injrs aiomul la th,. cove, and is goinjj-;,
to' be several more.
Mr. Kra'xel Ohrh-tophei' has built ,
him a new bum. ,
Mr. H. K. 1 reemaii has heeii repair-
uig- Mi. Joiui dt.-i.u-oy a . uweuuig .
Rotfser"""-
ittl. inalisrii rvfi
streets in town la t v
Mr. Butler Siler n
week. ' ;
Mr.' J. II. I.au-.-huiiting-
the other c'uy
squirrels with oir !
pretty well.
Mr. James Boone "a -of
land from Mr. Will
contemplating on buildinjr riiiht away.
Mr. Gideon Francis went to town
last week.
Mr. Charlie Swayngim was called
bv telecram to the bedside of his
brother who wa- seriously in
convinced some oa that subject wo-1
man suffrage. -;
(Continued on Page 4.) If the men don't soon trive uo to us
"ue ' Germans? have' :e-named they will get pretty tired of "woman
Czeptokov (Czentochowa) Kaiser- suffrage" just the words of nothin
.( ' ore except some, pretty hard hits,"
Dunkeike, 'a village in West sm-h as "whoever it was" from "Bald
Well correspondent;-, I will "tome
back and give another little U'k on
woman saff rage.
Hurrah for you Madge! and the
cci respondent of Bald Creek, I cer
tainly was glad to read yotr fetters.
I hope it wont be the last time you
both' will unite, but keep on fighting
for our rights that have been locked
up so long, as T. J. Watsen says.
C. M. I did feel almost sorry for
you the week Madge, the correspon
dent from Bald Creek and last week
when T. J. Watson, all gave you such
hard hits, but it will help the women
in our' army of progress'qf the nation
and I don't object to how many "hits"
they give you" if it will only g've us
the prize tha we are fiehtire for.
Any "way they-were not all meant for
you; but other brothers of your3, who
do : not quiet know -what they are
talking about.' C. M. - I don't think
vvfl! "quit writing to' the paper, but
keep fighting for his "cause." -That
i$ right C. M., fight till you die. That
is what we, the women of the "land of
the free" are1 going to do. Why call
this free America and let half or
hiore than half of its population be
cramped at home not having a "say
so" in any thing?
I don't think the men ought to be
nai a down on equal suffrage as it
would not hurt a thing for us women
to vote, only heip matters more and
you men would get a little rest as
you claim ycu have such a hard time.
I mean some of you do, mot 11, you
would get a little rest if you voted in
the morning and let us women" go S.n
the afternoon as Madge suggested.
I believe in equal rights to all and
special privileges to none. I suppose
it 1 were a man you would call me a
"Democrat" and if that is what the
Democrats believe -in why are they
against equal rights to them and us?
Now I would like to know that very
much. Democrat I would like you to
answer that little question if you
please. ,;
Women and giris oi the Old North
i- la'
' art.
;ers, a little more" than' two
west of Nieuport', has been born
by the ' Gei mans, which an-
.err.ent in the lateVt French of- " I.enna Lynn I am " still- locking
jV-mmunications ',-eems 'to intli- vou. ',
Creek Madge and T. J. Watson
some of them! My, Oh! I am
triad I am -not a man.
gave
verv:
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renewal ot
"the channel
Xii""'-'
town last
a lid
t .S'UUTfci
killed two,
t is doiny 1
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ht a tract
emptoig
r-ft i
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' iiinaj .
'f..r,";
'"check
Gel-man
ports.
t'.i'TC
tie !''!
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I'een
coat
whir'v
ic. : '-.( -German.-M;,
'i!!.y be at-
to" check the supposed ad-
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9 lii tne neignooi-nooo oi. imcujiui l.
'- Advances by Allies.
The French also report advances
y the allies in the department of
ejnnie and the capture ot the village
lier.en and isi u ytrmolles between t.ehune and
I.er.2. Official dispatches .-ay the (.er
.'lans have utilized their lk'ht "un.- in
plate of the heavy artillery because
. ..ic condition (f the ground owinu
lo inundations.
i: ;,, in tne eastern arena uic oc.
efl'orts to, Onljj Ore ; I.ake Junaluska i." y'.u !
are fof i!: and woman nffrav i am'
ha - been Hwfully glad to hear it. but ! h - t i
, you wi.'i trive o.n ,e -od reas-.n-. :nd'
nuke . much and we are wantii. j m ,;. e.
rtiil .nore ii.'ij tritf. .dim. .
I an. biokitn 'ir everybody hext
week and I stil! like to read the locals
a wel as any thinjr else almost.
' GYPSY. I
'Suite ' let your voices rise and echo
ant leeeho in and among the valleys
i... r.ids of old North Carolina with
wotds "woman suifrage!" -Tell
to ydki- neighbors, ' write it to the
:f.:s. criy oiit from the house tops
l!:c world and just before you
it you will be walking fowaid
polls at.i wi.l - have- -cast in' your
;', lttu.rned home with t lie most
. I1 PfV!
1. Vll'i L 1,1
i,g for your thinking that
Ci) the evils oi tne world are
ioite.-f cut i'.'.ia ou.r.ea it
: uj you; ric.,1. I amti, o.ocnei
husband may seem a liiti co-Id
du-iaiii Ln ycu.- having gained
tiL'l.NLANlt) N I'lEMS.
1 said that it I saw
my
! old wheel of
letter oil nnio f hi nes f
'iiine turns, and your
dm o:' uie loss so waim
Jackson county near Webster.
Mr. L. Cryrnes was in town
week.
Mrs. Mamie Phillips visited
:cf Lodz by the German ;s on.-..u-inef'ered
a remarkable achievement in
her
view of
German
the manner in which the
lines only a short time ago
HMMHHHimil
It Always Helps
says Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky., In
writing of her experience with Cardui, the woman's
tonic She says further: "Before I began to use
Cardui, my back and head would hurt so bad, I
thought the pain would kill me. I was hardly able
to do any of my housework. After taking three bottles
of Cardui, I began to feel like a new woman. I soon
gained 35 pounds, and now, 1 do ail my housework,
as well as run a big water mill.
I wish every suffering woman would give
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The Woman's Tonic
H I still use Cardui when I feel a little bad,
"1 always does me good."
adache, backache, side ache, nervousness,
rn-out feelings, etc, are sure signs of woman-
Signs that you need Cardui, the woman's
cannot make a mistake in trying Cardui
ible. It has been helping weak, ailing
re than fifty years.
1 Bottle Today!
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brother, Mr. Robert Kelly of Woodrow j c' 7 i . " , ali
I will stop for this time, wishing " iuPu.i.ii F ... y-
isn capiuii.
movement against Warsaw, the Pol-
much success to the
many readers.
Courier and its
SNOWFLAKE.
WORDS OF PRAISE FOR
REV. J. H- BENNETT.
.The recent appointments of the
Western North Carolina Conference
: lust week in prir.t I would come again,
I S'- here I am.
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1 We are sure having
! weather up here.
' Mr. J. M. Wood wa-le us a nice ta'i:
or. last Sunday just before Sunday
j ,-chool opened.
j Well here is the month C v i.-ist-
mas once more and the endir.
other year. Now I think we should and gamble, '
strive to live a better Chirst life we the womt-.
not knowin
come when our husband, father or Democrat I
RETREAT ITEMS.
aad with such orightness they will
"thaw'" up a;., begin to realize that
lot of bad their wives :.nd daughters can do
i somethin" and when they see that
... a:e not smoKing Decause
.- ai e not allowed te be sold
' j to them, when they see tiie.e i3 rx
i.-Ist- mere whiskey that boys can get.
of an- no mere p!aM- f'-- tc-i. to play cards
m-il ramble. ' . -. v,-,!: k:., w then that
f the wdd can do
how soon the time will something.
our husband, father or Democrat
glau
brother will be drawn into a long back after so lorg a
and hloo.l thirstv war with soma other came with the ole cry
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Death of Mrs. William Warren-
Many friends will be sorry to learn
of the death of Mrs. Bill Warren who
of the Methodist Episcopal church, d;eci at th,g piace iast Tuesday morn
South, are commented upon at length; j,, ,ee 1 191 after a two week's
in the last issue of the Christian Ad- .1;r.tjS. she was a true and loving
vocate ' and that paper has the fol- christian woman. She had been a
lowing to say of Rev. J. .H. Dennett, ' raember of the Baptist church for
a brother of Mr. J. C. Bennett of j about 36 years. The funeral services
Waynesville: .took place last Wednesday at the M.
"Rev. J. H. Bennett, who take3,rj. cn-rch of Bethel. She was laid
charge of the North Mlkesboro Dis- to re;t n te Bethel cemetery to
trict, was, for several years, a mem- sep jast ong sieep. She leaves
ber of our Conference. Five years, husband, mother. 3 sisters and 3
ago he was transferred to the Col-'brothers and other kindreds to mourn
umbia) '"Conference and has done her loss. Her father and one brother
heroic work in that section. Lastwno j,ave prece(jed her. Our sym-
year he was Superintendent of the pathy goes out for the bereaved ones.
Anti-Saloon League of the bLate of ow for a few items.
Oregon and led in the recent victorious. Mjss E-a Justice of Woodrow was
State-wide campaign against sallons.) visiting iher brother". Mc. Ernest I tha;
He is a man of great cuu.-ige and! Justice of this place last week.
.strength and will, we !be..eve, 'be daj to see the piece in the Couri.: j
specially adapted to the work of his ?lom Highland, come again,
district." j Messrs. Earl Moore, Jant Ledbet- j
j ter, George Blaylock of Bethel attend-
MANY ARRESTS IN' ASHEVILLE c.j prea;hirig at Ivy Hill Sunday after-
The Waynesville Courier suggests noon.
that Asheville must have been or,: Miss Lena Sorrells of this plar
good behavior while the two religious was visiting Penland Saturday,
conventions were in session there., j r,ng 0jf as neWs js siar)e.
Judging from the report of the police! All good wishes to the Coorier, I re
department filed during these con ven-! main ONLY ONE.
tions the good behavior must have ....
ben temporary Sr :nfoiced since BORN, A SON.
4,372 arrests were made during the Born to Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Spears.
past year. Hendersonville Democrat. 1 0f Waynesville, a son.
nation. You who read your Bibles
and not half of you who read these
words know anything about that great
old book, and those who do know it
have the verv faintest idea of mtikinir.cn woman
use of its teachings will recalls these lis not quiet
the
words of the Master, "Every one thai
heareth this teaching of Mine and
I doeth it not is like a foolish man
who builded his house upon the sand
and it fell and great was the fall
thereof." All the worth while world
to vou
t- ..e. ! '..' V'.U
"00 votej from
wemen." I was hegir.n-m- tl.l .K
i.a; the old saying "silence jr:es
onsent," and fat your shewe was
r..' sign tr.at you had been convinced
rage, but r.ud that n
ue with you. You say
. t wcir.cn .'iM-eonly made to love
ar.. ?t over, or some way you had it,
and not made to vote. Well Demo
crat, I do not see any reason why wom
en cant love and vote too. I am sure
votirg will not interfere with their
lovii.g ;their husband, children and
know that Christ was the master
teacher of all the aces. He builded friends, and loving wont interfere
not upon the sand, but on the im-'with voting, so why can't the -.verr.en
pregnable rock, the rock of love and do both?
brotherhood, righteousness, justice and Pire Knot we surely got you so
peace. Now I hope us people here ho' that you just gave a smoke, a
at this place will practice to love blaze and there, is no more of you.
each other as the Lord has taught ; But I hope thut this is untrue and
us. I can truthfully say that more'c; wi.l U Lick, again nginiug
I have fallen by the edge of the tongue in the arm; ...th good old Courier
the edge of the sword. for woman ;u:.'rage instead of against
I
for
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Now I want to say that we are it. ,
are having a good school up here.- i'iiar.k ou Andy Whackum
Miss Nora James being- the teacher. 1 that compliment if I may take it
Now I will ring off for this time.1 one. I was awfuly glad to see an
wishing the Courier success and its old fiiend back again even if I have
many reader jr.iver seen you but 6nce. Come again
MAGGIE WATSON, 'and give your views on what we are
'discussing, woman suffrage. I don't
Don't use coal oil to start a slow believe as sensible a man as you
fire. ( would be against us, as the other
Don't leave a lamp burning when men are. Write again soon,
away from home. j T. J. Watson you sure are a good
Don't leave a lamp turned down low; fellow to bring such good convincing
it is liable to cause an explosion. I power with you when you come. Come
Don't use swinging lamps near an ' again w-ith some still stronger
open window. power. 1 imagine you have alreday
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