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GJaus Smiles
W:lh pleasure when surveying hand
some Rugs and Carpets o.Ic cted ffrom
our large Ftock good reason. ; He
knows (and he is ;i !:aow!n? one)
there's rone better in this whole ;town
none better as to lateness of desisrn
or duinbility of material. Moderate in
pricing. ,
Sawyer's Carpsi House,
Phone 228.
Nos. 18 and 20 Church St
. . BIG SHIPMENT . .
F-orida
Oranges
Due to arrive Tuesday,
Dec. 9th.
I These are packed in the
groves and specially
selected for us.
Can supply the trade by
dozen or box.
at I PF'v i
OES
$3,
50 a Pair.
Black Vici, Box Calf, Patent
Leather and Enamel.
The balance ot tianan's
$S Shoes, $4.50 to close out.
$6.00 Patent Leather $5.00.
Courtney's Corner.
We Can Do
the Family
Wash
Here better and cheaper than
. it can be done at home. Ask
for our
Special Rates for
the Family Wash.
Asheville Steam Laundry
95 W. College St,
Phone 95.
Wood and
Kindling
Coal and Coke, Cannel
Coal, Steam Coal,
Carolina Coal and
t Ice Co.
Phone 130 . 23 Patton Avenue .
NOTICE
la hereby, fflyeiv, that the Board of Al
dermen of thefclty of Asheville intend
: to make application to the
4
General
, Awemibly of the State at its next reg
ular session for certain amendments to
. tne charter, or. said city. .
, , ThU November fS, 18C3." - ii, f
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GITY NEWS i
The Asheville Harware company.
Mrs. Davis1, mother of Charles Da
vis of this city .and mother-in-law of
J. J. Maekey, died In Virginia Sun
day. The remains will be sent to
Asheville for burial.
Owing to the storm of last Tuesday
evening, there was no meeting of the
board of managers of the 1 Iindley
learning 'school. A meeting ' will be
held today at 4 p. m. at the home
of Mrs. M. E. Hilliard. All members
are especially asked to be present, as
matters of Importance are to -be dis
cussed.
The State Nurses' association, Ashe
ville branch, 'will meet at the Nurses'
home on Patton' avenue v Tuesday at
8:30 p. an.
The members of the North Ashe
ville Methodist church will give a e
ception to their pastor, Rev. E. K.
McLarty, this evening at the ld
. church on Center street. All mem
bers 'are cordially invited.
Advices received from the Alkahest
Lyceum bureau make it necessary to
cancel Dr. Henson's lecture announced
to be given at the Auditorium this ev
ening. Holders of tickets and cou
pons for reserved seats for this lecture
will retain them for use at a subse
quent date; or all tickets issued will
be accepted upon the occasion of the
postponed, lecture, which will be an
nounced later.
The entertainment of the West
Asheville I. O. O. F. will take place
next Friday, but the details of the
place and exact time have not yet
been arranged. .The silver offering
will be used in giving , the children
at the orphanage at Goldsboro a hap
py Christmas.
Six case's were up before Judge
Jones for a hearing yesterday. Two
defendants Sam Wilson and John
Fisher paid small fines for being
drunk. Two were also up for play
ing games of chance, but were dis
missed. Will Featherston and Mark
Lytle were up for assault on each
other with deadly weapons. The evi
dence showed that one had a stick
and the other a knife. Both were
bound over to Superior court on $50
bonds.
H. C. Chedester returned yesterday
from a three days trip to Kentucky.
He visited a number of places in the
interest of a client.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Winsor Lytle and Hattie
Wilson, colored.
Frank B. Miller 'of the Miller-Rice
Paint company leaves this morning
for Kentucky and Ohio, to spend the
holidays.
The funeral of Mrs. F. P. Davis
will b at J. J. Mackey's at 4 p. m.
toaay.
Postmaster John E. Crymes of
Waynesville spent last night in the
city, en route to Durham, to attend
the State Baptist conventions Rev.
B.W.N. Simms of Waynesville, who
occupied the pulpit of the First Barj-
tist church Sunday, leaves for Dur
ham this morning, to attend the state
convention. Rev. Baylus Cade and
Mrs. W. 'C. Allen came in from
Waynesville last night, and will leave
for Durham todav. Rev. W. TO wn.
kins came in from Clyde last evening.
and leaves for Durham this morning.
Wood, Kindling. Hard and Soft Coal
and Coke. Phone 40, Asheville Ice &
Codl Co. tin nee. 12.
Tenny's Cocoanut Crisp at Lee's, tt
Old fashlened Taffy Bars at Lee's, tf
Half pound Peanut Brittle for lftn. at
Northern's Souvenir Store. tf.
GLOVES
We want to call your attention to a
special sale in Qloves for men and
women. Men's fine wool and aashimrp
gloves for 25cf 35c, and $48c pair. Han
son's railroad and driving gloves at
$1.00, $1.25 and $1.50. Fine dress gloves
from $1.00 no. Ladies' eolf eloves in
plain and fancy colors at 25c, 35c and
48c. Ladies' wool and cashmere dress
gloves in solid and fancy colors at a
great reduction, at
I. W. GLASER'S.
18 South Main street, Asheville, N. C.
.Elliott's Pharmacy, Bailey ft Pat. ave.
BRO Wfl -BURNETTE CASE
Will Likely Consume All of' Today in
Superior Court.
The taking of evidence in the case
of Brown against Swan L. Burnette
was continued in Superior court yes
terday. This case is said to be a
tedious and complicated one. The
witness on the stand yesterday was
a Mr .Burnette, a junior ipartner in
the defendant firm. His examination
and cross-examination consumed most
of the afternoon. It is probable that
the taking of testimony will consume
the entire session today.
No morning session was held in Su
perior court yesterday, as Judge Coun-
wxiu una gone to his home in
aw&ury. 10 spend undajr, was un
avoidably delayed. ,
AS TO GREATER ASHEVILLE
Extension Proposition . the Principal
One Discussed at Present. . v
The expressions being -iha.de ori ev
ery hand In regard to the extension
of the scity'a limits .are varied and In
teresting. t
The matter of limits extension' is the
most Important and extensively dis
cussed -matter in' Asheville , at pres
ent, 1 The suburbanites wrho, are . op-
"Dosed to the : "Greater Asheville
proposition t and ' those v who v are for
"Greater ' Asheville" have already ,,f re
auentlv.' met In t argument and dis
cussed the questidn. "
. That the matter;. - will assume r very
larfc ' and interesting trorortions - Is
assured by' the - different opinions be
ing expressed. vsn.' ;-,;' u
Anniversary Run
of Great
The Automobile Club of Great Britain receptly held ; an I anniver
sary run in which participated 193 ' cars of foreign i andv American
manufacture The run was an extremely, difficult one, on account -of
the very stormy weather.- A number of American cars were, entered,
but the Locomobile was the only American car to win a non-stop cer
tificate, two such certificates having been awarded the Locomobile.
The following cars were entered besides the Locomobile : 2 Westor$
or Grout, 2 Whites; 1 Toledo, I Prepcott. This is another convincing
proof of the reliability of the Locomobile.
Asheville Cycle Company, Agfs.,
phone 228.' Z Nos. 18 and 20 Church street
A Ne Trust Concern
We wnb everybody would trust us fullv. Yet we
know lull well nobody will
truth about every article we
HIRAM
THE
Store 450 S. Main St,
Phone 200,
MENS
SPECIAL
BOX
GALF
$3.50
LACE
SHOES.
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Superior in style, wear and fit to any other Shoe sold for the
same money. The leather from which they are cut is tanned by
pecial process -which produces leather which wears like iron.
Always looks well. Soles are genuin oak tanned leather -with
extension roped edges. Sewed throughout- with finest linen
thread. The rriost popular style man'e shoe sold this season, to
be found only at
THE BOSTON SHOE STORE
The Leading Shoe Firm.
The Finest Line of French
Briar and Meerschaum Pipes
South of New York at the
WISE
PDM1TDRE
BUYERS
Are makingjtheir purchases now, before the
holiday rush is on. It is not only wise to buy
now, but it is wisel to come to us. Our stock is
new, fresh, and stylish in every respect, and I we
are prepared to please. you and save money for
you.
S. flT51?'Ii1M M)Q
A Handsome Prame Around the Picture
Adda much ttay artwork.- Tou'll appreciate bow much sood .picture
framing will do for the home nvhen you see our handsome line of mould
ings. Our framer is an expert. Let usr (frame those pictures before Christ
mas. 1
; , , ROGERS' BOOK STORE,
39 Patton, Ave:, , Phone 254. Book Sign.
Tomatoea" 25e liasket, " Cucusmfoers 5c
each, celery 8. stalks 25c. Hiram Lind
sey, aty Market, . phone 800. -
;T0U deal veil, When you deal with
ismp1,' Jtiiram Lindsey City ll Market.
Automobile IiB
Britain
trust us unless we tell tbem the
sell.
LINDSEY
(1ROCER
City Market
Phone 800.
9 Oov.o weo4
jk ann
BERKELEY
CIGAR STAND.
Ah Pqitati Airoiinn S5
Sweet Potatoes 20c peck, White' Po
tatoes 20c peck, .Carrots 25c peck. -Hiram
Ldndsey, City Market, Thone 800.
, Eating Apples 25c peck; -.Cooking Ap-r
I " V "
spies ad ro: zo pecK, . walnuts 20c tpeclc
mm
RbbinHood
matoes
, Fancy hand packed
20 Cents per Can.
D. 6. NOLAND
21 N. Main St. Phone 151
To
Agents for PHILIP CART'S ROOFING
the best $3.00 per square complete.
Paint your roofs with WOODBURY'S
RUBBER ELASTIC ROOFING PAINT
before the rainy season.
WOODBURY'S COAL CO. Phone 121.
Sft
ScC Us evAI7kirj in
our line before
deciding to Rent or Buy.
J. H. WEAVER CO.
Real Estate Brokere
85 S. Main St., Asheville, . U.
Do you Get the Best
the market affords? We mean in meats.
You don't unless you buy of the
Lutz Meat Co.
Phone 754.
Beef, Pork, Lamb, Veal, Chickens,
Turkeys, Ducks, Game.
350 Pairs Child's Kong
Kid. All Solid Leather
Shoes, Button, size 5 to 8
55c.
G, A. MEARS,
32 South Main St:
Don't Buy
Useless things for presents. Some
thing useful and lasting will be more
appreciated.
Call and look over my stock of
ties, gloves, notions.o fine clothing,
hats, paper, etc., .before stock is
broken. Many good values to be had.
6E0. W. JENKINS
45 South Mala street.
All UNUSUAL OCCURRENCE
Yesterday five gentlemen met in the
Big Baltimore all wanting a pair of
Lewis A. Crossett's $3.60 shoes, out of
which grew a general discussion of this
so well known shoe for gentlemen. Not
one man In the five had worn his shoes
less than eight months and one said he
had worn his one year and five months.
No better leather is used in any five
dollar line of shoes than is used in these
and no better work is in them.. There
is no reason in men paying $5.00 for a
shoe you can get for $3.50. We do not
ask you to believe our statement but
you have friends In Asheville who are
wearing the Crossett shoe, so all we ask
is that you get your friends' opinion
because if you do you will certainly buy
a pair and try them. We have the
exclusive agency in Asheville. Carry a
full stock in all Btyles and will be glad
to show them to you. Come and exam
ine them.
THE BIG BALTIMORE.
Miss Thirtyodd "Softleight had the
audacity .to . propose to me laat eve
ning.". .Miss. Twentyeveri-'lndeed'
And when is the wedding to take
place?"
Seasonable Novelties
Now arriving freely. The Selections of our buver
on his recent trip North.
yuxth?se, were bought at low figure?, seme
were notbut of the latter we were glad to secure a
SiyaIt5?l?not cap; as they are items much m
iequestand hard to irer. '
. H; Redwood Ss Co.
-G.9wsfe.Hats. Fancy Goods
I - -. - - s D 'u
'LnExDer;
and Sur eqprnent
at your service ,f
you want good Ccr,
Screened n
our own ard
Hard'
Coal,. Coke, Wood and
Kindline.
Asheville Ice & Coal C,
Phone 40. 32 Patton Ave
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HILL'S
66
H. McGIN
(Successor to Carl
Practical Dyer and Gleaner
No. 87 Rniith Uoi.
or.e
Boarders Wanted
Large grounds in suburbs,
fine water, good fare, ok
'uimuic rates.
MRS. J. M. RAY
On N. Main St., Ramoth N r
vai rnone 295
Information at Ray's Book
Store
8 North Court
NOW IS YOUR CHAtfC
To buy cheap ticket to .
and toe Northwest, via vLfZ
and Southern Pacific. As! X g
J. 9. VAN RJSVssjtt't i wr
Geaeral Agent, Atiwu,
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
MRS. S. STEVENSON' Pr
Beet 11 -OA nr Am v v..
Hot and colli f. ai 7
P th door. Special rate, by ti.
Centrally Located. 8. Main ft
at
Ajmenue. N. C.
Your Photograph
tor Christmas
Tour friends and relatives v--r:.i
j,uUW61Bi,u tur L.nns:ra; ai
you always try to look your bes:
noi get tne best portrait voj car
sittings made by Mr. .Raw Ev--.
of th6 work right. Corr:
finish, all that skill and ta: ::
make your pictures as plai" -.
sible.
RAY'S STUDIO
8 North Court Square.
Tangerines 30c3ozen. :a
40c dozen, Grapes ' 20;
Lindsey, City Market. Ph -
When Yol Wan
A dray or baggage transferred
W. R. POUNDERS, Phone S4j.
J. S. West 22 South Court Suar
Grape Nuts 15c, p.fi;
Flaked Rice 15c.
South Main street.
J. Y. BROWN &C0
No. 45 Patton avenue,
(upstairs).
UNDERTAKERS
Successor to
Brown. RVair a- .
Open Day and Night. I . e :
Egg Plant 5 to 20- c-.t
5c bunch. Cauliflower :'
ram Lindsey, City Mark::.
Green Peppers 10c doz-
bunch, Carrots 5c bun h.
bunch. Hiram Lindsey. .
Phone 800.
A man is often said
his oats when in reaii:
his rye.
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