THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS.
j Friday, June 3. 1910.
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Coal for
Kitchen
Range
Should be ALL coal. When
you cook with M. & V. Indian
coal you get perfect ami reg
ular h.at in your range. Phone
130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
1 MONTHS FROSTY
II THE YEAR 1835
There Wis Frost in Every Month of
Last Haltey's Comet Year With
Exception of July.
CROPS' GROWTH WAS MEAGER
AND THE PEOPLE SUFFERED
Ferndell Salad Dressing is
acknowledged unsurpassed, ev
ery Ingredient is the finest to
be' hH.I.
Kkk are v.i ndled" to insure
absolute ireshness.
olive oil of th.- first pressing
is i,S' d exclusively. Mustard la
imported irom Kngland.
Small size l.oltles 10c
Medium siz.- Lotties I'.'x-
1-argc size l.ottbs 10c
Gallon Jugs S-'4"
E. C. JARRETT
Phones 35S or 192.
Fine Groceries, Vegeta
bles and Fruits.
12 North Track Square
and City Market.
Phone 473.
The Visit or 111)- Comet or 18C1. How
ever. Was Attended hy an I'nu
Mially Hot Sumiiier.
Mid -Summer
Styles
In young men's i lot! e necessitates
oxioros of tin- U-st type, lor those
trousers that are cut a trifle short
show the feet ut their best or worst.
Our UNfords for particular young
men are unquestionably "par excel
lence" in lust, finish and durability
they will find merit In the eves of the
most critical dresser.
A low shoe with snappy style and
with comfort that doesn't snap your
temper.
Guarantee Shoe Store
XO. 4 SOVT1I MAIN ST.
Frost every month in the year, ex
cept perhaps in July, is the sad pos
sibility communicated to a cold and
chilling populace in western North
Carolina hy the oldest inhabitants.
According to Ieouty Sheriff C. F.
Williams, the late Y.ont. Patton, lather
of the late Jesse Patton, the beloved
fireman who died a short while ago.
stated several years ago that there
was frost In 1S'!" every month except
July.
This was the year that Halley's
comet made its appearance and that
year was known as one of the coldest.
It was also, it is said, the year when
the people of this section and in fact,
the whole county came very nearly
starving to death. Such was revealed
by a careful study and Investigation
conducted by one of the well known
local historians. In that year, accord
ing to persons who remember the oc
casion, the weather was so cool that
the crops obtained only a meager
growth and were by no means enough
to support the people. The nearest
market at that time was Charleston,
which required more than a month to
reach by wagon because of the horri
ble condition of the roads.
It can certainly be stated with all
truthfulness that there has been frost
every month of the year 1910 so far.
except June, and this section now
fcems to be suffering under a condi
tion of weather which may be describ
ed as near-frost. Then- has doubtless
been frost even in June upon some of
the high mountains.
For the consolation of those who
have f.-ars of a failure of the crops. It
is held out that the railroads are still
doing business, and that to reach
other markets is now only a matter
of a few hours. The Ice manufac
turers of this section, however, ar"
not at all pleased with the prospects.
It is a little too warm for the coal end
of their business to flourish, and not
warm enough for the ice man. Such
is life when Halley's comet comes
around.
People who remember the comet
of 1X61 say that year was one of un
usual temperures about the hottest
summer they ever passed. The 1X61
comet was much bigger and brighter
than Halley's has been.
A LMOST daily,
express ship
ments of
Nunnally's candies
reach our store.
This assures fresh
ness and goodness
unequalled by any
candies you can buy
in the Southland.
bonbons and choc
olates are supreme
in quality and
purity in fact, .
there's "none like
Nunnally's."
RAYSOR'S DRUG STORE
31 Patton Avenue.
CITY NEWS
Services will be held at the temple
on Spruce street this- evening at 8
o'clock.
The board of aldermen will meet
this evening at o'clock in regular
weekly session in the council cham
ber of City hall.
O. P. Allison of Xo. 217 and 219
Merrimon avenue has taken the
agency for Gillies' finest obtainable
coffee, the well known brand of 20.
2"i, 30 and 35 cent coffee.
Judge Pritchard this afiernoon be
gan the hearing of the suit of The
North Carolina Timber company
against McNeil and others. Involving
timber land in the Toxaway country
The motion is to make the temporary
restraining order permanent until
final termination of Ihe suit.
Governor Kitchiu has honored the
requisition of the governor of South
('aro'ina for one George I'.rown of
color, arrested here a few days age
and who Is wanted in Cross Hill, S
C. on a charge of larceny. It is said
that the negro stole several bales o:
cotton. The negro admits that he Is
the man wanted but denies the lar
ceny. An officer from Cross Hill will
probably arrive today to take r.rown
back for trial.
A Pointer to the Ladies.
When you go to buy Flavoring Ex
tracts, always specify Hlue Hibbon
Lemon or Vanilla, and your desserts
will be perfect.
The Hudson Touring Car
Price equipped with mnirnMo ton and trunk rack
1 273.00. ,
Is great value for your money, with appearance second to
none, lias 110 inch wheel base, .T2 inch wheels, 18 inch steer
ing wheel. Three .-peeds, selective type transmission.
Come in and see tliis car and get a demonstration.
Asheville Auto Company
BATTERY PARK BANK
ASHEVILLE', N. O.
J. P, Sawyer, President.
T. C. COXE, 1st Vice President
E. SLUDER. 2d Vice President.
J. E. RANKIN. Cashier.
Capital . . . . . . $100,000.00
Surplus and Profits $130,000.00
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS
Special attention given to collec
tions. Four per cent. IntMtut paid ou
time deposlta
Phone 1810. - Nos. 15 and II S. Leylngton Aye.
I i ii mum VII ' 1.11111111 in m
in. .in., , iii, m fn itih1iiimniMiffirr -
Graduation Gift Books
A heautiful line of them, including some handsome Bibles
ROGERS' BOOK STORE
See West Window for New Fiction.'
Phone 254.
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,: SEASONABLE DELICACIES.
Soft Shell Crabs. Squabs, Broilers, Fruits, Berries and fresh
vegetables served to order in a tempting, appetizing manner.
CANDY KITCHEN
HAYWOOD STREET NEAR POSTOFFICE
L. Blomberg
Leadf, in Imported, Key West and Domestic Cigars.
Smokers' Articles and Sporting Goods.
17 Patt on Ave.
LOGAN
MERCHANT TAILOR. -Legal
Bldg. 8. rack Square.
Phone I7. .
mHtMMHIIHMtMMM
Keep butter hard and t
firm with plenty of
ICE
X In your refrigerator. X
Phone 72.
f Asheville Ice Co.
SMlte
You're Never
" 'i
Disappointed
In coal when
la rnr ceiiar- An dUrt,
l dirt has been elinvT.
P Hatf1 ami v... i..
t . coaU" .: 61 ,USt PUr
Phone 40
Asheville Coal Co.
Mountain City Steam Laundry
Modern Methods
Tel. 426, 30 N. Lexington Ave.
J. H. WEAVER, Mgr.
"ttmttnn,
MEAT SUGGESTIONS lYin
SCP1-ER, "
Nice Lamb Chops, Veal
Chops, etc. eal
. See us.
J W. M. Hill & Co.
Phones 4 and 359.
City Market,
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
32 Patton Avenue. f
Fine Watch Eepairing
a Specialty. .
YOUR SUMMER
EXCURSIONS
Will not be complete unless the food
yon take along is palatable. Don't
fuss ami fume and worry over a day's
baking before you start. It will spoil
your trip. Just tell us how much of
bread, cakes and pies, etc., you will
need for the day. We'll deliver them
fresh and line, the very hour you
want them. Phone No. 622 or 881.
Asheville
Steam BaRery
New June
Records
for
Victor
and
Edison
are better
than ever
Dunham's Music House
Sewing Machines
For Bale, Rent or Exchange.
. Expert Repair Work.
Aiheville Sewing Machine Co.
Phon U(l. Legal Building
Court Room Yielded to Memorial Exer
cises J. B. Sami Awarded $50
A Divorce Case.
There was no morning session of
Superior court today on account of it
being Memorial day, the court room
being turned over by Judge Justice
to the Confederate veterans and
Daughters of the Confederacy for the
holding of exercises. Judge Justice
went out of the city yesterday after
noon to deliver a Memorial day ad
dress but Is due back this afternoon,
anil an afternoon session of court
will be held.
The suit of Iluttrlck against the
Southern railway was continued yes
terday. This is a case where the
plaintiff is demanding damages from
the defendant on acount of the al
leged overflow of plaintiff's land, the
defendant being held responsible by
the pluintlff.
J. IS. Sams was awarded damages
in the sum of $30 against the South
ern yesterday by reason of alleged
Injury to his property hy blasting
near the depot.
A divorce was granted Oscnr Wll
pon against his wife, Lottie O. Wil
son.
EXPEGTEDJTD BE LIVELY
Fourteeth District Democrats to Name
Candidates for Judge and So
licistor on July 6.
Two Big Rolls
Toilet Paper, 15c
SEE WINDOW.
'i The usual 10 cent roll crepe
tissue paper, 5 cents a roll.
f XL DEPARTMENT STORE
a. 1L MICnALOVE, Pole nop.
I PATTOX AVBL" ' ' PHONB lOt.
The Fourteenth Judicial democratic
convention for the nomination of u
judge and a solicitor will be held at
Marlon July . In view of the fact
that Solicitor Spainhour Is seriounly
ontesting with Judge M. H. Justice
for the solicltorshlp it is probable that
the convention will be one of the most
nteres'lng to be held this year.
Judge Justice is seeking a renomi-
natlon for Judge of the Superior court
while Mr, Spainhour. who hn repre
sented the dlstrlit most creditably as
solicitor, is contesting for the nomina
tion. With the elimination of Mr.
Spainhour us a candidate again for
the solicitorship a number of gentle
men in the district are seeking the
honor. The friends here ot Mr. Hpaln
hour say thut he stands a splendid
chance for nomination for Judge while
the friends of Judge Justice say thai
they have no fear but the Judge will
be renominated. The Fourteenth dis
trict Is democratic and is comyostd
of the counties of Burke, Henderson,
McDowell, Kutherford and Yancey.
ON LEGAL BUILDING
Of Elaborate Design, It Is the Biggest
Galvanized Iron Cornice Job
Done Here.
The cornice work that finishes the
Legal building, J. R. Gates' handsome
office structure, hus been done by A.
I. McLean, sheet metal work contrac
tor, and Mr. McLean's workmen are
now engaged In roofing the building
with tin. This Is the biggest gal van
Ized Iron cornice Job ever done In
Asheville. It la also a vert elaborate
design, giving a classic finish to th
big building. The cornice work 1
now under the painters' hands.
Mr. McLean has on hand a contract
In Wllkesboro, where ha la Installing
the metal work In a leather drying
system for C. C. Smoot, Sons V Co,
Work on this Is now well under way
Chamber tk Wsinr, Uvarr. Phone 1
Lamlreth Rent. taronne Pbarmars
American Woman'! League certlf
Icatea will be accepted en NEW sub
scriptions only, to The Qaiette-Newa.
Kxi-arnloM front Anlievllle to Bristol,
rhe Ulller-Klce Paint Co. Lace Palnu
WANTED
WANTED Your collecting to do. by
lady of experience. Salary op com
mission. Address B. A., Gazette
News office. ?7-3C
FOR RENT Two desirable furnished
rooms, modern conveniences, two
blocks from square. 144 N. Main
atreet. -tf.
WFOR SALE Seven room hoiute
modern and practically new, price
12.(50 for quick sale, owner has
just reduced price $1000.00, must
sell, will make terms. Alarsteller
-
ft Co.
Sl-tf,
FOUND Bunch of keys. Owner can
have same by Identifying property
and paying for this advertisement
1L
FOR SALE Milch cow, half Jersey-
Apply 234 Oak street, or phone
. -3t,
CASH FOR EVERTBODY I pay
highest cash prices for vour old
broken gold and silver or exchanged
for anything In store. Victor
Hternr Jewelry shop, Bondley Bldg
opposite Battery Park. It-st
FOR RENT Twe furiikhed rooms
two blocks of square, modern con
. veniences. 144 N. Main street.
IsJiYour Porch Useless
Half The Day?
mt't a CHARMS a COMFORT ALWAYS
will make the sunniest '
breeziest porch 'an inviting
all-day livinsr room, where you can
read, sew, play games, or take a nap in perfect com
fort. At night, a protected sleeping place for those
who sleep out-of-doors in pleasant weather.
Vudor Porch Shades
shut out all sun-glare and wind, j
;but let in ample light and airj f
, TTlPV m've th i uLffV&s rlfntvrf nntlvA- V ti1
If outsider gets no inlook. They really add another
I' . i ........
i wm ij your tiuuM as scctuueu anu private as any
and unapproached for healthful enjoyment, at a cost
so low that it will surprise you. ,j
1 The way Vudor Porch Shades are made, accounts
for their great superiority. The slats are of tough,
straight-grained wood, stained (not painted) in
pleasing colors. And the warp is of seine twin
such as is -used for fishing nets. They have heavy
strips top and bottom, and are supplied with the best
possible fixtures. They last for years and do not
frazzle out at the ends, nor warp out of shape, as do
the cheap bamboo screens. -
1 Anyone who has a screw-driver can quickly put
them up. They are easily raised or lowerea and
may be fastened at any desired height.
The only place in Asheville where these shades can
bought is Green Bros., 45 Patton Ave. No extra charge
hanging in the city. Freight prepaid on three. or more on
of town orders., ;
GIULEN BROTHERS
f
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for
out
TO THE
Automobile Public!
AVe hog to annonni'o that we have succeeded to the
business known as the "Cdston Automobile Co."
AYe have a complete line pf Automobile supplies and
a competent shop force. Your business is respectful
ly solicited.
Standard Motor Car Co.,
95-97 Patton Ave., Phone 244.
Spading ForKs and
Potato HooKs
ore two exceptionally fine tools for gardening. Breaks up the ground
easily and thoroughly with least effort
Spading Forks $1.00; Potato Diggers 60, 65 and 75 cts.
Asheville Hardware Co.
SOUTH PACK SQUARE AND 25 N MAIN ST.
1 ' '" -"
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FOR SATURDAY'S
BARGAIN
"We will offer on June 4th as follows!
MACARONI and
SPAGHETTI
Finest Imported at pnly . ..... 10c per pkg-
Finest Domestic at only ..." . .7c per pkT-
These goods retail at 15c for the Imported and 10c
vjfor the Domestic and we guarantee that oar prices
are less than present cost Only a few cases to be
Bold at 7c per package. f t m ' v. v
Clarence Sawyer
riIONE8 31 AND 1S6. , . ASHEVILLE &
Citizens Transfer Company
rATTOU AVENVk!'"' WOOD COCK, Owoee texETHONB
FURNITURE MOVINO. t
1 Prompt Baggagt Transfer Service. ;
ICodonwd by 17. O. T. and T. r.
Electric Fans, Ceiling" and Desk style?
The .very best at rock bottom price?. -
Piedmont 'Electric -Co.
473.
13
Juue 7th, round trfp.ts.00. f T-fit
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Opp. Tostofrice. , ACIIZVILLw.
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