The Western North Carolina Times from Hendersonville, North Carolina • Page 8

v. ih Carolina Times The Western Mori ent, nine room house, For OFENIMG FALL AT bath room and electric lights, partly furnished, rent twenty dollars per month. Situated off seventh avnue in rear Mr. SON LEWI Undersellie tore orrow's lumber office. 32i MAIN STREET Hendersonville, N.C.

Suits, Coats and Dresses. If you will inspect our Fall line of Ladies' Coats, Suits and Dresses, which are fthe very latest styles and designs, you will surely bu yhere. Mr. E. Lewis has just returned from the Northern Market where he has secured unmatchable bargains in Clothing, Dress Goods, Shoes, Millinery, Ladies'' Tailored Johnston When in town we invite you to make our store your headquarters News The of the Day Ladies Ready to Wear Department I Mrs.

W. M. Gearhart of Du Bois, is the guest of Mrs. F. S.

Thomas on Sixth avenue. A "Staton Club" has been organized and the store next the Blue Ladies' Norfolk Polo Coats, $18 value, at $9.95 One lot of pure wool 18 ounce Serge value from $20 to $25 at $9.98 Ladies' black imported broadcloth Coats, fine satin lining, Persian lamb skin collar, the very best grade obtainable, real value $35, at $15.00 A high class line- of Ladies' heavy Winter Coats, which were bought at such exceedingly low prices that will enable us to give you unheard of bargains. Ladies' long broadcloth Coats, $7 value, selling for $3.50 Ladies' tailored Coats, latest make, $12 value, for $7. 98 Ladies black caracul Coats, $10 value, at Mr. John Grimes has returned from his first trip as the representative of the Kneeland-Wil-liams Shoe Company.

Mr. George Gash of Tryon is in town this week. K. Or. Whistler of Columbia was in the city this week.

Mr. Whistler has sold his summer home here and is preparing to purchase another. J. F. Spainhour of Morganton is in town attending court.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Pritchell of Danville, Mrs.

J. G. Miller and Mrs. W. T.

Harris of Richmond are stay-at the St. John. They made the trip here in a motor car and are enjoying short excursions into the surrounding country over the county's good roads. Hubert Smith has returned to Wof-ford College after spending a few Ladies and Misses Suits Handsome new models in tailored Suits oi fine Serges, Diagonal Cloths and imported novelty Suit- ings. Latest styles, guaranteed satin lined Coats, real values from $10 to $35, selling at one-naif price.

Ladies Dresses Exquisite models in Ladies' Dresses, latest styles with Robespierre collars, in Serge and imported Novelty Suitings, values from $5 to $15, selling at half price. H. C. Guice and J. S.

Wagner, of of Saluda were in town Tuesday, and are now numbered among The Times many new readers. Station Agent Bailey says all departments of the Southern Railway's business here during September show a marked increase over last year for the same period. And this is 'lection year too! The live merchants of Henders-sonville are well represented in this issue of The Times the best advertising medium in Henderson county. To these merchants that well known phrase does NOT apply "If your business is not worth advertising, advertise it for Mr. G.

W. Brooks, better known as "Wash" Brooks will not go to Florida this year. He has opened a new grocery store on Sixth avenue, opposite Park Hill where he will be pleased to see his many friends. Mr. Brooks has other plans in connection with this store which will be announced later.

Dr. J. F. Brooks, the well known druggist and pharmacist, who has had charge of the prescription department almost since the organization of the Rose Pharmacy, has tendered his resignation to Dr. Rose.

When Dr. Brooks' resignation is accepted he will take a much needed rest. He will, of course, continue to live in Hendersonville. Mrs. James Stepp has returned from Travelers Rest, S.

where she visited relatives. To the Editor Please publish the following names for the Honor Roll of the Cross Roads school. They have re-high grades for deportment, attendance and class work. First Grade Burnett Babb Willie Babb Pollard and Maude Pollard. Second Grade Mary Staton.

Third Grade Verna Babb. Fourth Grade Hattie Staton. Fifth Grade Koy Staton. Jeanne A. Blythe, Teacher.

Millinery Our Millinery department is well known in Hendersonville and vicinity. Our Fall line is complete in every detail; we invite your inspection. Dress Goods All the new materials of the season can be found in our Dress Goods department. New Fall Suitings, Serges, Broadcloths, Panamas, Mohairs, at our usual underselling prices. Ridge Inn leased as its headquarters.

"Jim" Waldrop is in charge. Everybody is invited to make this their headquarters when in town. It's a good place to rest, or leave packages of the baby. Everybody's welcome. Mr.

and Mrs. John Minor and family of New Orleans have left eral days at the St. John. Mr. and Mrs.

Minor, who are golf enthusiasts, came to Hendersonville prepared for a long stay. Finding no golf links here, however, closer than those at Highland Lake Club they have gone to Asheville for the remainder of their visit. A number of subscription books, containing names of new members the Greater Hendersonville Club have not yet been handed in. It is extremely desirable that these books be turned over at once to Secretary Stewart. "Get your happiness out of your work or you will never know what happiness is." George Carson leaves this week for Charlotte and Selby.

He will drive through the country. Mr. and Mrs. S. K.

Breeding have gone to their new home in Kentucky. Mrs. T. A. Allen who has been in an extremely feeble condition for some time past, shows no signs of improvement, her friends will regret to learn.

William D. Bradsher, of Oxford, is the competent prescription clerk of Hunter's Pharmacy. Mr. Bradsher is a genial gentleman and welcome to Hendersonville. We are requested to announce that an old-time singing will take place the fourth Sunday in this month, October 27, at the new Methodist Church at Dana near the old camp ground.

T. J. Shipman will lead the singing. A cordial invitation is extended to all who are interested to attend and, bring lunch baskets. The exercises Will begin at 10 a.

m. The old Christian Harmony will be used. A very enjoyable time is expec-ed and there will undoubtedly be a large attendance. E. L.

Pace is now in business at the depot where he has opened a modern grocery store. Sherman Frisbee have a meat market in the rear of the building the two making a happy combination. Miss Lena Lewis has returned from New York and Baltimore, where she has been buying extensively of fall -goods for E. Lewis Son. i A.

Covington, the roprietor of the Bee Hive, which is one of the most popular department stores of Hendersonville, also enjoys a growing wholesale trade amongst country merchants throughout Henderson county. He has built up a splendid business in connection Men's and Boys' Clothing We have unca-ed our line of gain3y in Up-to-Date tailor made Men's and Boys' clothing and can clothes for Men and Boys, show you some unmatchable bar- Ladies' and Children's Shoes days in town. L. A. Chapin ha sreturned from Asheville and is now with the Patterson Department Store.

Mr. G. H. Browning is preparing a birdseye view map of this city which promises to be a most valuable advertising medium. The map will show every public and private building in the city.

Surrounding the picture will be concise information about the town It will be printed in folder form and may be mailed for one cent. There should be, and undoubtedly will be, tens of thousands of the folder mailed out of when they are ready. Mr. Browning is also preparing a similar map of Laurel Park which shows in detail all the drives and walks in "the most beautiful nat-ral parks in America." Mr. Earl Stillwell has returned from Europe and will remain in Hendersonville until the completion of the power house for the Laurel Park Street Railway.

Mr. Stillwell will have charge of this work. The power house, designed to furnish power for the new trolley line to Laurel Park, will be lo-'cated at the Transylvania Railroad crossing. Construction work on the building and on the line itself will begin at an early date. Among Hendersonville's summer population this year were more than fifty people from Jacksonville, Fla.

And there will be still more next year. H. C. Meyer has gone to Knox-ville on a business trip. Jas.

A. Hatch hasT returned from a very pleasant trip to New York. John an old and respected citizen of Mills River township, died this morning after an illness of several weeks. A more extended notice will appear in Monday's paper. Mr.

Hayne Dermid is now with the Hendersonville Wholesale Grocery Company. Mrs. L. V. Demarest and daughter, of New Orleans, have returned home after a six-week's stay at the St.

John. J. T. Thompson, tonsorial artist, can now be found at the St. John Hotel" barber shop.

For the accommodation of his patrons he has arranged or hot baths at the hotel. Metal Shoes. $3 valued at $1 Ladies' high grade Tan and Gun Have you bought your Fall Shoes? We have here for you for every in the Metal Shoes, $4 value at family. Our line of Battle Axe and Ladies' all solid leather Shoes atjgl 2 ml t) 4. 1 fx '5 The Brown shoes are guaranteed Children's, Shoes for school can.

On October 14 a private Kindergarten will be opened fori ittle ones between the ages of four and six. For further information address Mrs. H. W. Dysart, City.

to be solid leather. Ladies' high button Tan and Gun be found here at money saving prices. Men 's and Boys' Shoes Regular $3, Men's Gun Metal and Regiar $4 Shoes in Button, Tan and Box Calf Shoes at Gun Metal at $2.98 $1.98 Boys' School Shoes from 98c up. Comforts, Blankets Comforts and Blankets await you ing an unusual large line at our -here in abundance. We are ehow- underselling prices.

ROR RENT A large hall, steam-heated. APPly to Hunter's Pharmacy. FOR SALE Upright Grand Piano, new. Piano can be seen at Lott's Shoe Store. For further particulars, apply to C.

Stradley. FOR RENT Two nice apartments, steam-heated, over Hunter's Pharmacy. woen trances. Apply to Hunter's Pharmacy WIS J. T.

THOMPSON IBarbrr The St John Hotel Bath Rooms Connected Store with his retail department through out this city..