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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, THURSDAY, JANUARY, 19, 1911. 3 January Clearance Sale Men's, Women's and Children's Shoes this season we find a great A many broken lots in Shoes. To assure a quick Clearance-the following Reduction is offered. If you find your size here you'll do well to buy now--All Leathers included. One Lot $4.00 Shoes at $2.98 One Lot $3.50 Shoes at $2.69 One Lot $3.00 Shoes at $2.48 One Lot $2.50 Shoes at $1.98 One Lot $2.00 Shoes at $1.69 "THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU The Asheville Dry Goods Co.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. RAILROAD OFFICIAL DEAD. NEW ORLEANS, B. Knott, purchasing for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad with headquarters in Atlanta died suddenly at a hospital tonight of scute Bright's disease. COULTON DOWNS MORAN.

MEMPHIS, Coulton of Chicago who claims the bantamweight championship, disposed of Terry Moran of Brooklyn tonight before the National A. in just clean one knock round out and and a half. Moran It was was not a fully revived until an hour later. Tell Your Friends Who are affected with Tuberculosis or lung trouble to write us. Sunshine, Fresh Air, Pure and proper medical treatment has given us a record of 82 complete cures.

Address: Pine Ridge Sanitarium, R. F. D. No. 4, Atlanta, Ga.

ROBBED AND BURNED AT NIGHT Mr. Baxter Pike's Store at Bingham Heights Burned Early Morning Premature brayness $1 and 50c. bottles, at druggists GRANT'S PHARMACY. SMITH'S DRUG STORE. an unnatural disfigurement and a handicap in social and business life.

Those who care for their personal pearance, use HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. It removes all traces of grayness by restoring the hair to its natural color -used successfully when all others fail, IS NOT A DYE. Send 2c. for bocks "The Care of the Hair and Skin Philo Hay Spec. Newark, N.

REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES INJURED MAN IS SLOWLY IMPROVING Skull Crushed in Daisy Soft Drink Establishment, but Rash Ig Better. The case of the city against Milt Hensley and John Rash, charged with assault. which was cheduled to be tried in the police court yesterday morning was continued till the condition of Rash, who was severely injured in a fight in the Daisy soft drink establishment on West College street Tuesday night. permits of his attending the trial. It is alleged that Henesley struck Rash over the head with a stool and fractured the man's skull.

Rash. in an unconscious condition, was taken to the Mission hospital where he received medical attention. The last reports from the hospital this morning were to the effect that Rash's condition has materially improved and he was resting easy. If no complications set in it is thonght that Rash will be able to leave the hospital in two or three days. INSURGENTS ACTIVE MEXICO CITY, Jan.

from Chihuahua today said that a passenger train which left Chihuahua on the 16th, was held at Bustillos, the military authorities fearing to permit it to proceed to Monaca until a detachment of troops could reach that point to insure the safety of the train. Rumors were current that the rebels had torn up the railroad anew in the vicinity of Malpa80. Program changed daily at Theato. Yesterday merning between three and four o'clock, a store on Bingham heights owned by Baxter Pike was totally destroyed by fire. Just before th fire was discovered a man was seen leaving the yard in the rear of the building, and as tracks were found in the vicinity of the building, the fire is thought to have been of cendiary origin.

An axe, which was positively identified as belonging to one of Mr. Baxter's near neighbors, was found near the building and door, which was not entirely consumed by the flames, bearing scars aS though it had been battered in with the axe, leads to the suspicion that the store was first robbed and then set afire by the robber to cover up his tracks. Early yesterday morning Sheriff Willams was notified of the evidence which points to arson and robbery and during yesterday several investigations were made. No clue to the robber has as yet been found and the authorities are still in the dark as to the whereabouts of the man who is thought to have robbed the store and then set it afire. The building was not covered by insurance.

FUNERAL TODAY OF MR. SAM T. CARTER Well Known Citizen Died at Home in the County Yesterday Afternoon Mr. Sam Carter, a well known citizen of the county, died yesterday afternoon at 2.30 at his home in the county, following a long Illness with widely Bright's disease. Mr.

Carter was connected in the county, and was a man well liked by a large number of friends. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at two o'clock at ocrat, Rev. J. S. Williams ing the services.

Surviving Mr. Carter is a wife and two small children. He was a son of Mr. W. H.

Carter, one of the oldest residents of the county. Also surviving are a brother, Mr. Sol A. Carter, and three sisters, Mrs. J.

L. Smathers, Mrs. Robert Greenwood and Mrs. Katherine Cudd. Western pictures daily at Theato.

Heater firewood. Phone 1583. There's One Thing in Uneeda Biscuit that other soda crackers lack and that is National -Biscuit -Goodness 5 In Moisture Proof Packages (Never sold in bulk) NATIONAL Biscuit BISCUIT Uneeda COMPANY French' Official Red Tape. Two men went to Nice lately from Italy to attend a funeral and took with them a wreath of flowers to which was fastened a silk ribbon bear. ing an inscription.

They were informed at their destination that they would have to pay a duty equivalent to $25. The mourners protested, saying that the wreath was made of natural flowers on which there was no duty, but they were informed that the dutiable part was the silk and that, according to the tariff laws, duty must be collected on the gross weight of the memorial emblem. Then the men agreed to throw the ribbon away, but this could not be done on French soll, and so they journeyed back to frontier, where they disposed of the ribbon, boarded a train for Nice with the ribbonless wreath and arrived too late for the funeral. WARREN-DETROIT AUTOMOBILES We want live dealers in North Carolina to handle the "WARREN best and most satisfactory car to handle. It neither gives the dealer or the purchaser any trouble.

Write today for territory in your section. C. T. MORRISON, Wholesale Distributor Hickory, North Carolina. Phone 80 For Want Don't the date The mightiest and most Friday, January 20th, BANKRUPT SALE known.

Now selling take ever Be on hand early a hint, forget DOUBLE marvelous Don't forget the place don't let anything keep you A. BLOMBERG away, you can't resist these The Bargain Seeker and M. Zageir's Bankrupt Stock and Craggy Lumber Company's Commissary BankruptStock of Bee Red hot for prices and bargains, don't try. bargains Bargain Giver you; carry them away. Don't 12 S.

Main St. take anybody's word, bring Heston's Old Stand 12 South Main Street at A. BLOMBERG'S Heston's Old Stand your own eyes and see for yourself. Having purchased at a very low price the bankrupt stock of M. Zageir, consisting of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Gents' Fnrnishing Goods and also the bankrupt stock of Craggy Lumber Company Commissary, of Bee Tree, N.

consisting of Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, I am offering same to the public at a great sacrifice. The greatest bargains ever sold in Asheville. Don't try to figure out the whys and wherefores just take full advantage of the "cold-blooded and hard-headed facts." The opening days will witness the mightiest and most marvelous selling ever known. BANKRUPT SALE PRICE SPECIALS HURRY! TIME IS FLYING GET THE FIRST CHOICE ONLY A FEW LEFT! EXTRAORDINARY ALL COLORS AND 10c Men's Hose 75c Dress Shirts Men's Sample Hats Wrights Health Underwear 25c Hose SYTLES All colors. SPECIAL--per With or without collar to $2.00 75c 15c 300 Pair Pants pair 29c 75c Value to $2.00 3c 98c Outing Cotton Checks Flannelette One Lot Embroidery Sheeting Value 123-NOW PER YARD Value 124c-NOW Value 10c-NOW Regular 5c and 10c 3c Valencienne Lace Per Yard 1e Dress Goods, Etc.

Suit Cases and Trunks Men's Clothing Men's Sweaters Men's Hats 2. 's Shirts One lot Sult lot odde and $1.25 value Negligee Dress Shirts, Dress Ginghams, value 10c, Se One lot Suit Tailor Made Suits, made for M. One lot Coat We handle the celebrated line of plain bosom or pleated, Bankrupt 52 inch Brilliantine, all 41e Straw Suit Cases .81.69 Zageir special. One lot Wool Coat College Brand Hate. Sale 750 Brilliantine, 500 value, Leather Suit Cases.

$2.95 One lot value to Ore lot Wool Coat Sweaters. $1.75 One lot Sample 75e 15e value Dress Shirts, with or withyard wide Percale, now Leather Extension Cases, value $10.00 Bankrupt Large assortment of Hats, all colors out 29c, 39c, 4 $10.00, value, $1.98 Sale and styles, looks like wholesale Ladies' Waists, 75c Blankets and Comforts of them. One lot Waists, all colors and sizes, One lot odds and $10.00, ends, all colors, val. store, Prices there are $1.29, many $1.19, $1.98 Hose regular $1.00, 19e us to Bankrupt Sale One lot Waists, regular $1.75 now 98e Underwear Price $2.93 down to wool that will astonish the Throw your old ones away, Sc, 7c, All blankets will be marked Ladies' Skirts, worth $2.00 to $2.50. One lot Men's Wool Serge Suits, prices 10c, 15c.

$1.19 ue to $12.50, Bankrupt Sale great $1.50 bargain Comforts seekers. Boy's Suits 500 Silk Hose, or four pairs valOne lot Skirts, all colors, value to A large assortment of ladies' $6.95 $10.00, bed and 81.50 Cotton Blankets, lot corsets, take your choice. 19c fleece-lined underwear, is 45 Men's Suits, all sizes and colors, 12.00 Cotton Blankets, $1.25 One lot Boy's Suits, Knickerbocker Big marked down very low, also a big 12.50 Cotton Blankets, size, $1.19 all value $2.50 Men's Underwear value to $18.00, at this sale $8.93 extra pants, sizes, line of muslin underwear. Tailor made nOW $1.25 Fleeced-Ined Sanitary Fleece. Suites, all wool, made Gowns, value to $1.00, at this sale with Italian lining, hard Neckwear One lot Bey's Blue Serge Sulta, One lot 24c serge pad- Knickerbocker value to $3.50 Wool Underwear, value $1.50.

Millinery Gowns, value to $2.00, this sale ded shoulders, all sizes and colors, Put pants, at value $20.00, one on 19c, 390 at this for $10.95 One lot Boy's Sample Sulta, Knick- Purs! Furs! We still have left a big tot of mil- Corset Covers, 'all kinds and all Come and examine our line of Knickerbocker Pants erbocker pants, with belt strap and It will pay you to come and price linery. which will be sold at half le youths' sulta; the best of qualities side buckles, value to $6.50, Rank- our line of Park. They will be Chemise, regular value $1.00 now 19e for sale at small prices, Pick 'em 19c, 69c rapt Sale $3.18 at a ridiculously low price. Ad.