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THINK
That no matter what the
price, coal is coal, but we
know that
M& W INDIAN
COAL
is superior coal for every
purpose, whether for the
grate, stove or range.
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
RAILROAD PLANS
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WE
DISCUSSED
Executive Session of Mr. Patterson and
Special Committee of the Board
of Trade.
Extra Fancy
Comb Honey
FULL WEIGHT.
16 Ounces Per Pound.
25 CENTS.
E. C. JARRETT
Phones 358 or 192.
Fine Groceries, Vegeta
bles and Fruits.
12 North Pack Square
and City Market.
Phone 473.
What is said to have been an inter
esting conference on a new railroad
project was held last night between a
committee from the board of trade
and V. H. Patterson of Atlanta, pres
ident of the Greenville and Knoxvlllo
railroad. While the meeting was of
an executive nature with little given
out at this time for publication, it Us
known that the committee has taken
under advisement plans and a tenta
tive proposition outlined by Mr. Pat
terson. The business interests of
Asherille are keenly alive to the ne
cessity of a competing line of railway
for Asheviile and it was upon invita
tion of the board of trade and other
', local Interests that Mr. Patterson re
; cently came here and laid before the
! board of trade his plan for complet
j in a railway from Greenville, S. C,
to Knoxville, Tenn , for connection
with the L. & N.
In the plans of Mr. Patterson Ashe
! vllle was not included in the proposed
route and it was with the view of in
ducing the promoters and builders of
I the new railway to have Asheviile in
cluded that conferences were arrang
I ed for. It was stated today that those
i fully acquainted with the situation
' from a "new railroad" standpoint are
I greatly encouraged over recent devel
opments and that with an increasing
; demand on the part of the commer
cial interests for a competing line of
j railway there is strong hope for the
I accomplishment of this desire.
I The proposition which Mr. Patter
son lias discussed with the board of
trade relates to the extending of the
Greenville and Knoxville railroad to
and through Asheviile; 20 miles of
road has been constructed from
Greenville this way while from Knox
ville W. J. Oliver has built and Is
operating a line 20 miles long to Se
viervllle. It is the plan of the build
ers to co-operate and complete the
construction of the road from Green
ville to Knoxville and Asheviile is
anxious to get in on the ground floor.
CANDY perfec
tion for 25
years has been ex
presscd; by the
name "Nunnally Y
on boxes of bon
bons and choco
.lates. It is gilt-edged
security for su
preme quality and
perfect assortment.
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comes to you fresh
and delicious be- ,
. cause we receive
express shipments
almost daily.
RAYSOR'S DRUG STORE
31 Patton Avenue.
Are You
Prepared
CITY NEWS
For that wedding
footwear?
ns regards your
GIANTS AND U1MLS
HOLD Wm SWATFAST
The Latter Won, 10 to 7 Five
Double Plays Featured ,
the Game.
The board of aldermen will meet
this evening at 8 o'clock In regular
weekly session in the council chamber
of City Hall.
The meeting of Asheviile lodge, No.
lOfi, K. of P., will be held this even
ing in Pisgah lodge ball, Asheviile
lodge being "In the hands of painters
and paperhangors."
Today, May 20, the anniversary of
the singing of the Mecklenburg De
claration of Indendence, Is being ob
served as a legal holiday throughout
the state. All the banks of the city
are closed.
The High School baseball team lina
sent n challenge through S. G. Rubi-
now, the manager of the team, to the
M. O. A. for a game of baseball
hen the association team is organ
ized. It is stated that the High
school team is behind on its expense
account and that It desires another
game with the hope of breaking even
financially and of winning another
victory this season.
Ladies
You can get the famous Blue Ribbon
Vanilla and l.men Extracts nt your
grocers. REAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Whether you are going to he one
of the main partiiipants or just a
gui'St you must have the proper foot
yteu r.
This establishment can fill your
wants to a nicety furnish you with
the uni; oxfords and If you're the
lucky ( n, the sturdy oxfords you'U
need for the honeymoon.
GuaranteeShoeStore
XO. 4 KOVTH MAIN ST.
THE
RNABE
BETTER
TIIA EVER
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.600
.400
.200
.200
Won
Pirates r.
Giants t
Cardinals S
Nationals . . . ... S
Cubs 1
Tigers ...... 1
The Giants by losing to the Xatlon-
als yesterday were forced down from
tying the Pirates for. first, place Into
second position, only One game ahead
of the Cardinals. . ..
The game yesterday was a "swat
rest", each team getting 12 safe hits
and the game ending 10 to 1 in favor
of the Nationals. There were five
double-plays, which is the league re
cord. Emanuel and arlow were the
batting stars, each securing three hits
out of four times up. One of Mar
low s drives being for a home run
scoring two men ahead of him. Bar
ber, Miller, Schartle, Zagier and Bur
bank each securing two hits.
The race now Is getting very inter
esting, as each game won or lost
makes a change In the standing of the
different teams. Today the Cardinals
to win would tie them for second
place, and the Tigers are going to try
to win also aa they are anxious to
climb higher In the per cent column
Manager Arnold Certain All!
Will Be Ready for Open
ing Monday.
Dunham's Music House
Buy Silver
China
Buy
And buy the finest snamelware In
the country at the I X L birthplace
of great values.
Money saved on every purchase.
XL DEPARTMENT STORE
ft. It, MICHALOTE, Sol Prop.
1 PATTON AVE. ' PIIOXB 107,
R. L SMITH PROMOTED:
GOES TO TALLEDEGA
Appointed Manager of West
era Union Office There, He
Leaves Next Week.
iftU&OS
Robert U Smith, familiarly known
to his friends In Asheviile aa "Man
Smith, for the past several years con
nected with the Asheviile office of the
Western Union Telegraph company,
today received official announcement
that he had been promoted and nam,
ed as manager for the Western Union
office at Talladega, Ala., a town some
40 miles from Birmingham. Mr.
Smith, who has been In efficient
charge of the Western Union office at
the Auditorium during the session of
the General conference of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, south, will
probably leave to assume the dutlea of
his new position either Monday
Tuesday. Mrs. Smith will Join her
husband in Tallodega later.
The many friends of Mr. Smith In
Asheviile, while regretting to learn
that he Is to leave the city, will never
the less extend to him their heartiest
congratulations upon his success and
promotion. He Is distinctly an Ashe,
vlllo boy and during his connection
with the local office of the Western
Union, as clerk and later as telegraph
operator, has won many close personal
friends and the; respect and esteem of
all those with whom he came in con
tact. His friends are fully persuaded
that he will "make good ' In his post
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Seismograph, Record Earthquake,
Washington; May 10. Am earth
quake which is estimated to have been
5000,, mile from" Washington, was re
coraea ty tne seismograpn at Ueorge
town university- this morning.
BOOKS
50 CENTS
Great display of recent fic
tion by popular authors, that
formerly sold for $1.25 and
$1.50. ." , .- - 'v
ROGERS' BOOK STORE
See West Window" for New Fiction. Phone 254.
: SPORTING; GOODS :
Baseball -. Goods, Fishing
Tackle, Pistols and , Ammuni
tion. Trunks and leather goods
is our specialty. Money to
loan on diamonds, watches,
pistols and anything of value.
H. L. FINKELSTEIN 'S
PAWN & LOAN OFFICE,
23 South Main St
BON BON S
And Other Home Made Candies Fresh Daily.
CANDY KITCHEN
HAYWOOD STREET
NEAR flOSTOFFICE
REFRIGERATORS
From $8.50 to $45.00. ' , '
Best makes. -
Beaumont Furniture Co.,
Phone 1002. 27. S. Main St.
L. Blomberg
Leads in Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars,
Smokers' Articles aud Sporting Goods.
17 Patton Ave.
CRISP CRULLERS
are always good and there's none so
good ns those from our bakery. Ev
erything is good here, much better
than you can bake yourself; much
better than you can buy anywhere
else. : We make It our business to
bake the best. If you try our crul
lers you will ngreeMhat they are the
best.
Phono 622 or 381.
Asheviile
Steam Bakery
$4.00 ELECTRIC IRONS. $4.00
' Ironing today can te a pleasure Instead of unpleasant Work. No more
hot kitchens, hot stovt-s, burning of fingers, scorching clothes and running
back and forth, putting irons on the stove to heat. The electric Iron gives
heat only where necessary and that Is, at the bottom of the iron.
We sell them and guarantee them.
$4.00 PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO. $4.00
Opposite I'oHtofflce.
Work on the alrdome of the Ashe-
ille Amusement company, at the
corner of Haywood and Walnut
streets. Is rapidly nearlng an end and
touay Manager Arnold of the com
pany said that he was certain all
would be In readiness for the opening
Monday. The entrance to the alr
dome Is some IS feet back from the
sidewalk line on Haywood street, and
between the sidewalk line and the
entrance two fountains will send up
small sprays while one of the foun
tain basins will be the playground of
gold fish and the other will be
housed" sliver fish. The trees on
the outside of the 12-foot galvanized
fence and on the Inside will be Il
luminated with hundreds of electric
lights: the entrance will be well
lighted and also the inside of the
dome". Comfortable benches will
he provided for the patrons of the
alrdome and so elevated that all may
have a splendid view of the stage
which is well raised and commodi
ous.
Mr. Arnold snld today that he had
perfected arrangements for the Keith
& Proctor circuit vaudeville and that
high class entertainment would be
offered the people of Asheviile and
the thousands of visitors this sum
mer. The bill will be changed once
every week.
Our BARGAIN DAYS
Are beconiina; more popular every Saturday. Last
Saturday wo offered Olives and sold 351 quarts or
two barrels.
nearlv
POPl'LAR PRICES
AXD GRAND OPERA
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talne." She will se the French dra
matist In Paris and later will consult
with Mr. Maurice Masterlinck con
cerning a ptay which she desires him
to m-rlte for her.
Miss Nethersole expects to spend
part of the summer in the Pyrenees.
Selee
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On Saturday,
May 21st
"We will sell large Tins (25c size)
i
t Herring Roe
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at 9c Per Can
As these cans hold 1 1-4 lbs of Hoe, net freight, it will
cost only 7c per lb. Where can you get meat at this
price? Price case of two dozen, $2.15.
Clarence Sawyer
rilONES 21 AND ISO.
AS1IEVILLE, N. C.
Phone 72
FOR
PURE ICE
Asheviile Ice Co.
Mountain City Steam Laundry
Modern Methods
Tel. 426, 30 N. Lexington Ave.
J. EL WEAVER. Mgr.
'"" mi
WE HAVE
EXPLORED THE
COALFIELDS
1 and know there is no coal
ueuer man
M&WCOAL.
It is clean coal, contain
ing over 95 per cent fuel
properties."
, Phone 40.
i Asheviile Coal Co.
M
X Meat Suggestions for
BREAKFAST
TINE BROILING
' CHICKENS
i W. M. Hill & Co.
Phones 4 and 359.
City Market,
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J. E. Carpenter S
JEWELER " v3
32 Patton Avenue.
Fine Watch Repairing
, -a Specialty, ,
On the road to arrive next week acar load of 'IMPTCHELL'S'
MODEL T.
1 50 6 cyl. model S close coupled; 1 10-15 4 cyl.tnodel T, close eeupM.
i ua i cyi mouel "It with surrey seat fi , .1
We will be pleased to give you a demonstration on these.
Coston Automobile Co.
Phone 244.
No. 95 and 97 Patton At
Negro Hanged at TlioinasTillr, Ga.
Thomasvllle, Oa.. May 28. With
the Jail guarded by three companies
of state militia, Howard Harris, a ne
gro convicted of assaulting a' white
woman, was hanged today. :
Itis Miller-Rice Paint Oo. Laraa Paint
tavndreth Seed, imrotina Pharmacy.
Chsmhers A Wearer. Urerr. Phone II
WANTED Good cook (white), per
manent position to the right party.
Apply II North Main St It
WANTED A housekeeper at the
Hotel Gates at Hendersonvllle. N,
C. Please do not apply unless you
nave had experience. A. A. Oates,
Prop'r 17-tf
HONEY-t-Certainly as fine as the
world produces, is the verdict of
i prominent people of the city. De-
llclous on r.rmwherrles or loe
cream.. Money refunded If not
' pleased. ' C. W. Harmon ft Co. It
At The Palace Airdome
Lessik & Anita, Marvelous Whirlwind Gun Spinners.
Little Silverplume, English Child Vocalist. '
Connors & Connors, Singing, Dancing, Talking.
Miss Mabelle Blesser, inCleopatra Dance.'..
When weather not favorable sbowat Palace Theater.
Make Ice Cream at Home
Use a "Frost King" or White Mountaifi, Triple Mo;
tion Freezer. Prices from $1.25 to $15.00. -.
Asheviile Hardware Co.
. SOUTH PACK SQUARE AND 25 N. MAIN ST. ,
I
mmiimi MMiMiMnniniiiiH
Ask your Grocer for
"COLONIAL BRAND"
FLAVORING EXTRACTS
...
Because Best
Snn , inniiiiiiiii HMittV
s. Sternberg & co.
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FOR BALE For Immediate delivery, all kinds of second hand":
machinery in first tias condition. , ,,i
STEAM BOILERS, ENGINES OP ALL KINDS. '
Pulleys, Hangers, Bearings. Boxes, Shafting, Band Saw Mill com '
plete; Steam Engines and Boilers of all slses and makes; new and
second hand Piping,' all slses. . . -
..' . CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. '
Purest arid Best
Rumford Baking Powder
pitiscns Transfer Company
' TCUAH WOODCOCK. Owner.
PATTOW AVENCrc.
y . Prompt r.-r-jse Transfer Eervice. hvX hi ',
, 1iiULlIL t v. a t. and t. r. a. uujjfj
TELEPHONE Si'
Green Bros.' Furniture: Store
45 Patton Avenue.
Couch Hammocks, name as shown above, $6.50 ana up;
also "Vudor" Reinforced Hammoclb ut $2.50 and up.
GREEN BROTHERS -
'Vudor" Torch Shades. r "