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Wednesday, ITov. 1, 1011. 4 a M l AXWAm4A M.&W. INDIAN COAL Dispels cold, and makes home happy. Phone 130. Carolina Goal & Ice Company I EEDSNAPPER SAUCE Excellent for hot or cold meats, fish and oys ters. One half pint bottles 25c E. C. Jarrett Phones 858 or 111. II North Pack Square and City Market. Phono 47. FOR SHOE STYLE That's chic and up-to-date, ladies should wear no other than PATRICIAN Shoes. In all leathers, patent, tan, suede and plain leathers, for $3.50 and $4.00. GuaranteeShoeStore 4 South Main St, MIOIOOIIOOOOOOOOOOOOOIIOI WE ARE SHOWING : a larger collection of China ' 1 and Crockery than usual. The J J moat artistic hand painted Cake Plates, Berry and Chocolate ' Sets prices most reasonable. ', J :I.X. L.Dept Store j ; ; S. II. MICHAIrfJVE, Prop. ' ' 22 Patton Ave. Phone 107. New November Records for Victor and Edison are in. DUNHAM'S Music House Bankrupt Sale Now going on at the Little Gem Cloth ing Store, 6 Patton Ave. TRUNKS AND LEATHER GOODS Is our specialty. Money to loan on diamond, watches, jewelry ana anything of value. H. L. IINKENSTEIN Loan Office. 23 S. Main St Phone 887. Asheville. PROGRESS STOVES AND RANGES Prlds of th. Horn, tack if not satisfied. Tour money DEAL & GOLIGHTLY 17 N. Mala Bt Phon. IS 4, WHAT MEDICINE? What medicine are you taking? There la no medicine so good as that which your doctor prescribes. There i Is none better than that cornel from our store, made by us as directed by 5 ur doctor's prescription. We would 1 hae you bring his next pre '' Tl.e prl-e will be fair i . rraraiLE line ED Making . Preparations for Heavy Traffic Next Summer, ' Overhauling Cars, etc. The management of the Asheville & past Tennessee railroad Is already making preparations for the travel on that road during the summer months, which it Is confidently expected will be heavy. The barns of the com pany, situated at New Bridge station, have been the scene of a great deal of activity during the past several weeks, as the work of putting the tars in good shape has been going on there. A great deal of work has also been done on the trolleys and overhead work of the road. Car No. 4, the lirst big interurban car bought by the company shortly after the service to Weavervllle was Inaugurated, has been thoroughly overhauled, and repainted. It is practically a new car and when it I comes out with its new dress within the next few days. It will have that appearance. This is one of the most comfortable curs In this part of the country. It was stated this morning at the offices of the company that there Is livelihood of Inaugurating the sum mer schedule next season as much as two months earlier than it vn put on this year. It was started the past season about July 1. and the second Interurban ear made its tirst trip July 15. From that time, on the line was most popular with tourists und with local people, and consider ing the amount of travel before the summer schedule was started, it is thought that it can be started next season by May 1, at least. FUN BEITS' Hi IT Taken to Where Mission Hospital, Amputation Was Found Necessary. R. W. Betts. a young man employed as flagman on the Southern railway, lost his arm In an accident, this morn ing just before 10 o'clock, at the Bllt more station, while local freight train No. 62, which runs between Asheville and Si rtanburg. was switching. His arm .vas crushed and he was Imme diately taken to the Mission hospital, where he was operated on by Dr. V. D. Hilliard. It was found necessary to amputate the arm between the elbow and shoulder. At noon it waa stated from the hospital that his condition was as good as could be expected, but he was not then from under the in fluence of ether. At the dispatcher office it was not known just bow the injury was re- eived, it being stated that the acci dent occurred while the train was switching at Biltmore, Just before leaving for Spartanburg. 'RIENDS ARE CONCERNED Mr. Caldwell's Condition Not Favora ble Mis Breathing I'nccrUiiii; Drowsiness. "Kriemls of Mr. J. P. Caldwell, who at the State hospital at Morganton. will regret to learn that his condition has not been favorable the past few days. His sister, Miss Janle Caldwell, went to Morganton yesterday to see him." says yesterday's Ktatesville Landmark. Monday's Charlotte Ob server contained the following with reference to his condition: The friends of Mr. J. P. Caldwell. who have been keeping posted on hlf condition, have been very much con cerned within the past day or two by reason of the disquieting news that has come from his liedsldc. In Mor ganton. A long distance telephone nessage yesterday afternoon brought the Information that Mr. Caldwell .vas In a much weaker state than he has Ih'cii In for some time. Ilij res piration Is uncertain and there Is a tendency towards drowsiness that Is occasioning apprehension. His mind. however, remains clear. Of course everything Is being done to reinforce his falling strength but grave fears are entertained." NEW JEWELRY 3T0RE FOR PATTON AVENUE U IliikclxU'liI Co. Will (kx-upy the Klore Kooin. No. la To Ite Improved. The store room on the corner of Patton and Lexington avenue, which was for a long time used by the Fash- Ion store and later by W. E. Klndley A Co., Is to he opened shortly as a first class Jewelry store by the Crescent Jewelry and Loan company with H. L. Flnkelsteln Co., as proprietors.' It Is stated that the place will open about Deceirber 1. Before the opening, extensive re pairs and remodeling will be done on the building and thai place promises to be very attractive. A new front la to be put In of full plate glass and In the most approved display styles for Jewelry, store. The entrance will be laid with tiling. The Interior will also be entirely worked over and fin lshed In a costly manner. The work will bea-ln tomorrow and will be pusnea as rapidly aa possible in an effort to have It completed In time for the opening on December 1. WANTS KOl"Nr A red cow.' Owner csn hve same by Identifying and paying for ad. 12-tf. Kult nt-.NT furnished rooms, all nim!, rn convi iilenrea, w ith or wlth i.mi in.. Apply third floor. Hur ' I oihlsng. 22-3t BE NO MPROV THERE IS absolutely no word to express the efficacy of Scott's Emulsion in the treatment of COUGHS, COLDS BRONCHITIS CATARRH, GRIPPE AND r, RHEUMATISM all oHueoisra U-51 CITY NEWS The raspberry bushes in the garden of E. M. Uuffln, 19 Center street, huve produced an abundant second crop of raspberries, some of which were sent to The Gazette-News ofllce today. A stone, which he declares wa. thrown at liiin by some negroes last night, while he was standing at the corner of Patton nvenue and Grove street, struck H. II. Miller Just over the right eye, inflicting an ugly wound. It is not known who throw the stone. Rights-of-way easements are being tiled In the ofllce of the register of deeds by the North Carolina Electrical Power company, which Is building an other power line from Marshall to Asheville. The new line passes through the Sandy Mush section to the Weaver plant on the French Broad river. The older line comes by way of the Ivy dam. The Asheville Paint and Glass com pany has Just received two car loads of paint to stock a new store on Depot street which has Just been opened, and which will for the most part bo devoted to fhe wholesale trade. The company conducts a wholesale and retail store on South Main street, and on account of the Increase In the wholesale business decided to open another house. A notice was filed in the clerk of the court's office today to the effect that the deposition of MaJ. D. John son, to be used as evidence in the case of Richard P. Moore vs. MaJ. I. Johnson, will be taken before W. H. Daniel in the office of Moore & Rol lins, beginning November 4, and con t'nulng until completed. The notice was filed by Thomas S. Rollins and IS. Ft. Reynolds, attorneys for the de fendant. The brick work of the new police court room will be completed this af ternoon and the building Is beginning to show signs of rapid work. The contract calls for Its completion by November 15 and the work will have to become still more rapid to get It dene. The board of aldermen huve got behind the contractors now, though, and It Is probable that the court room will be turned over to the city complete on that date. A part of the Hallowe'en festivities last night resulted today In the arrest of five white boys, Bascom James, Wiley Owens, Vernon and Fred Stew art and Jesse Sprouse, upon the charge of maliciously destroying per sonal property during the night at the corner of Southslde avenue and Mc Dowell street. The boys. It Is said, tore up a wagon there but it could not be ascertained whose property It was. They will have to unswer to the harge In itolice court tomorrow. The police court docket was cleared his morning In a short time, there being no cases of much Importance to bo dlsHised of. Two negroes, John vvaiKer and Uascomb Corpenlng, were fined for celebrating Hallowe'en night by throwing rocka at some boys on Cherry street. There were two cases n which, the defendants were charged with riding bicycles without bells, two drunks' and one man charged wlt.i riding a motorcycle without lights. It. Jenkins, who waa tried tlon- lay for an assault on a man named Morrow and Morrow's sister, and was lined 125 and the costs (or the esca arte, waa unable to pay his line and today was sentencod to IB days on the county roads. PLANS Foil TOXAWAY. Mr. JcnnliigM, tlie. Owner. Trt Is of Im provemcnt That llae Item iHf -bird On. t.. ;i. Jennings ot Pittsburg, owner of the Lake Toxaway properties, In Spartanburg the other day told Herald reporter something of his plans for Improvement at the resort. "He was enthusiastic over the pos nihilities of the Toxaway properties, of which hi la now sole owner. The litigation which he had with J. B. Duke for the possession of these properties has now been completely settled, he said. "Mr. Jennings announced that he ould spend a large sum of money at Joxaway this winter In the Im provement of the resort He will erect an electric lighting plant, opr- atea ny water power, supplanting the present plant which Is operated by coal and Is Inadequate. He also In tends to erect sn Ice plant. "He Is rolng to construct a beau tiful automobile boulevard 11 miles long around the lake. He will also add a number of bath rooms to the hotel. "Loi nave been laid out around the ia and one of these he Intends to erect cottages and handsome reel deuces, which will be sold." siueo it -spioa semo -osj s.insao llcsd "Chu Phil, the Fhearer," se nuel to lonllne t, Co., In this wer k'n Kuliirilsy Kvening I'ut-t. !27-2t This monogram on ' the radiator stands for all you can ask In a motor car. with the speediest on the level or on ' the steepest hill. The 1912 model sells for $2750, including Bosch dual .1 . Ignition, Chalmers mohair top, and automatic windshield. Made as 7 ' Passenger touring car, 4-Passenger , torpedo, and detachable pony ton ' ncau. ' it is hard" to buy a better car than ... - this with any amount of money. . " " "30" 11500, Fully Equipped. ' . Self -starting "lhlrty-aU" U800. ASHEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO., Tclpliono 1310. , V 15-11 South Lexington Ave. CORRESPONDENCE PA Your attention Is Invited to the sp east window. Drop In and ask td see pound, with envelopes to match for ROGERS' BOOK STORE JS Patton Ave PURE HOME MADE " Nut Brittle; Fudge, f a TTr rr TrT'srTT15s'lVJ haywood street Ksr.xHU X XVX A VsAAjwIN near postoffice FOOTBALL SEASON FOR 1911-12 My new line of Foot Ball Goods are all in; prices right. Come in, get catalogues. BLOMBERG'S, Cigars and Sporting Good , Patton Avenue. THE GRUNER AHlterllk?, N. C. No. 20-S1 Haywood Street. Phone 684. HYDRO-THERMO-ELECTRO and for selected cases of Nervousness. Paralysis, Hayfever, Malaria, Asthma, Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of Women and other chronic diseases. The BATHS AND MASSAGE Department of the : Sanitarium is open both LADIES and GENTLEMEN Open from I a. m. to 9 p m, Satn. - 1911 Crop figs and Dates Figs in.l-lb baskets, net weight,. Layer Figs,.... jGoldeiv Datpa, in 1-lb. pkgs Fard Date3, in 1-lb pkgs. . '. . . . . . Clarence Sawyer 63 Patton Ave. HOT HOT Vnn vnn't tut If vnn fin vnnr Irontn you can get out on the po'ch and by In halt the time. , The iiarwooa is me Piedmont Asheville, N. C. STREET CAR SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 1, 191L ZILLICOA AND RETURN :o. cis. no a. m. :30 and every 15 min. until t:00 p. TJTT7TI,TC'TT"TF DAVIT n. then .very hour until 11. p. m. '. ' mln. :00 to 11:00. nvnA nri ' :5 and :00 a. m. and every 15 mln- UErUl VIA. tiles until 1:15 p. m.: then every 7 1-1 SOUTHSIDE AVENUE ,n,n- unt" 1:45 BV Then ver 11 mln. until 11:00. DEPOT VIA ' ':0( every 15 minutes until 10:00 FRENCH BROAD AVE. th,n ,v,ry ,0 ml"T m - 8;(" ,n u1 vfy 1 minutes till MANOR 11:00 p. m.. except no car In to 'Square at 10:15 p. m. CHARLOTTE STREET m- U1" vry 15 minutes -TVimino t 00 m- 10:00 -nd 11:00 o'el ittmxrU j cars run through to Oolf Club. PATTON AVENUE :00 a, m. and .very 15 mlnuus U'.i EAST STREET ' 09 m- D1 verT 14 minutes till -' 11:00 p. m. . ,-.. :0 m. and every 10 minutes till GRACE VIA MERRIMON I:00 a. m. Then .very II ir.'nuteg till AVENUE " p" m Then v,r minutes un- TmM-.i ':ls -nd tnen every 15 minutes BILTMORE until 0:00 p. m. Then every SO min- utes until 11:00, last car. Depot and West Asheville . i it nd :M . m, and .very- to via Sonthside Avenne. minutes umn io it, oar. Sunday achdula differs In th following oartlnulars: . Cars leave Square for Depot via 1:00 and 1:10 a. m. Cars leave Square for Depot via French Broad Ave. :1S, 1:10. 0:45, 7:15, 7:45 and 5:15. Car for Depot leavee Square 1:45, both Southslde and French Broad. First csr leaves Square for Charlotte street at 1:46. First car leaves Square for Riverside 1:10, next 1:41. First ear for West Asheville, leaves Square 1:10. ' With the above exceptions, Sunday schedules commence at 0 a. Vn. and continues same as week days. On evenings when entertainments are In progress at either Auditorium or Opera House, the last trio on all lines will bs from entertainment, leav ing Spars at regular time and holding over at Auditorium or Opera House. Car leaves Square to meet No. 16, night train 10, minutes before sched ule or anounced arrival. kfsO1 i f. i n im . ' CitirccD Transfer Company eXLTAJY WOODCOCK, Owner, i runsrruRE novcia. ; ; Irc-pt 32,73 Transfer Ecrvi:. . . E iHirHl by U, I'Oll SAM , ':' Of lot l"r; 1 in Buy the Car Vou Think Is Best But See the Chalmers First -We ask you before, making your' final, decision to give Chalmers cars an unprejudiced examination. If you decide on another car, we will derive a certain amount of benefit, for, as you become a motor enthusiast, you will learn fro mobservation and from, your talks with othger motorists more and more about the Chalmers. In the end we believe you will recognize In the Chalmers the car that offers the best dollar for dollar value. V The Chalmers "Forty" has the beau ty and grace of the most expensive cars. It has the power to compete PER BY THE POUND eclal display of fine stationery In our the paper at 25c, S5e and &0c a 15c, or two packages for a quarter. v , Phone 254. TAFFY Gum Drops, Etc., Etc. : ; ; : ' SANITARIUM X M EC HA NO-THERAPY, D1ETIC8 10 uie puuuc. dauuui KiMsuuauia sor dav till H p. m, , . .25c and 30c . ...20c per lb. 12c ... .. ...17c' Six Phone N. 1800. HOT a with nnr Knrwood ElectriG Iron: being comfortable do twice the work iron mat aont Durn out. , Electric Co. ' Opposite Postoffice. 8outhi,de Ave, 1:11, 0:10, 7:00, T:I0, C T. and T. P. A. ron r.i 'T. I'M SI I'll. CHILDREN'S STAFFERS SHOES in Blzes ranging from 5 1-2 to 3 in all leathers. ' . GEO. W. JENKINS, 29 S. Main.- Phone 125. Barbee's MEANS GOOD CIGARS li IV.ton Ave. , The genuine excellence of our ' .. ' COAL Makes it the favorite fuel with people who insist , on the BEST. Southern Goal Co. N. 10 S. Pack Sq. Phone 114. J. E. Carpenter JEWELER V No. 11 West Pack Square (lit Moore's Furniture Store.) , Fine Watch Repairing , , ; "a Suecialtv, YOU ALL DO KNOW "DEANBROOK" HONEY. YOU ALL WILL KNOW "DEANBROOK" JEL : LIES AND MARMALADES. y Deanbrook Products Rumford Baking Powder SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDfLE EFECTIVE OCT. IT, 1911. Schsdul. figures published as information and ars not guarantsed. . 1 -.',- Estern RRTVE8 FROM ' ; No. I Savannah and Jack : ' ' sonvllle. .. . , . . I:lt PJB. No. 11 Washington & New Tork. Norfolk and Richmond ... .... 1:41 p.m. No. II Cincinnati Louis- . . Tllle, St. Louis and . Memphis ... ... . 1:01 p.m. No. 11 Charleston Co-. lumbla ... 1:11 p.m. No. II Murphy and Waynes vllle.... ... .... I:BI pjb. No 10 Murphy and Waynes- , iu..... i:u p.m.. No. II Waynesvllle . 0:00 a.m. NO. II Goidsboro and Raw .sigh.... . ... . r. T:40 pjn. No. IT Charleston Co- lumbla T:I4 p.m. No. II Cincinnati Chi- . cago... . ..... .10:11 a.m- No. II Wash- N. T. and Richmond 1:10 a.m. No. II Memphis Chat- tanooga. ... .... 1:10 a.m. No. 41 Charleston, Macon and Atlanta 11:11 a.m. No. 101 Bristol, KnoxvUlS and Chattanooga .10:61 p.m. and Chattanooga .. T:I0 a.m. Through sleeping oars dally to and from Nsw Tork. Philadelphia, Paltl mors, Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, Charleston, Cincinnati (I), Mem phis (1), Jacksonville, Savannah, Bt Chair Cars Waynesvllle and Ooldsboro, Trains 11 and 11. "Carolina Special" trains IT and II Charleston to Cincinnati hare full dining ear service and Observation sleeping oar, train electrically Righted throughout i. H. WOOD, Due Past Ageat- R. H. iHAHAM. Ctty Flea. A Ttatns Aas. iS.tZ& "So.warny and ;., , "3 P .'"! I When you sleep every muscle of your body should be relaxed. Heavy covers are a strain that makes it impossible to gtt the full benefit of your rest. Maioh Laminated Cotton-Vcun Comorto are very Ihl and luxuriously ivar; :. REAL WINTER Is close at hand, in fact we J are feeling his first touches of t it now. Are you supplied with coal for the long winter ahead t Phone 40 for a ton of M. & W, COAL, and you'll use It all win- x ter, because It is so good. Asheville Coal Co. 8 North Pack Sq. ' Anything Electrical W. A. WARD PboM 44B. No. 11 Church Bt, PIANOS EXAMINED FREE Pianos Tuned, Regulated, ' Voiced, Revoked and Repaired at Reasonable Rates. 18 years experience All work guaranteed. , ..- H. A. FRIEDLANDER, Fine Jellied Coal The Mead foeL tt'i boa, - JXLLICO COAL CO. City once phone sat. Yard phone lit. . B pedal prices on oar Iota, 14N.PackSq. Time. r DEPARTS FOR . j No. 10 Savannah A Jack . sonvUls 4:11 No. 11 Cincinnati. Bt Loula, , Memphis and Look nil.. ..... ..... 1:01 ftja. No. It Washington New - Tork, Norfolk and Richmond... ... .. ... 1:15 p.m. No. 14 Atianta Charles- , - ton. ... ... .. .. T:l a.m. No. IT Wayrssvllls A Mur- phy. ... 1:10 a.m. No. 10 Waynssvllls A Mur- pny i:io P.m. No. 11 WaynesvlUe, Till p.m. No. 11 Raleigh Golds- boro... ... .. No. IT Cincinnati and 0:01 a-m. Chicago.. T:C0 p.i No, Ik Columbia A Charlss- ton ..10:15 No. II Memphis Chatta- ' aooga ...10:10 a.m. No. 10 Washington. Rich- mond A New Tork T:10 a.nv No. 41 Atlanta, Maeon and - Nsw Orleans... ., 1:10 p.m. No. 101 Bristol, - Knoxvills Louis, Louisville. For nice warm bedding we are ready to serve you with the best. K our Maish Com forts and nil woolblankets are light and varm. Lowest Price each or credit ' Five roorn 200, , ; 1 .,. I, .. . I i 1 i
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