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COAL FOR CHRISTMAS ' . "Why not give a few tons of coal for Christ mas! The most satisfac tory and useful of all gifts. : And, for use t be tween now 'and Christ mas, phone 130 and use a ton of M. & W. INDIAN COAL, the best that is. Carolina Goal & Ice Company STEWING FIGS x15o Per Lb., 2 for 25c. E. C. Jarrett Phone or lt. It North Pack Square and City Market. Phone 7. HELD FOR LIUHDED OF ISAftCJVALKED Magistrate Gudger Finds Probable Cause in Case of Wood Hyatt. A Substantial Gift Is most appreciated by men and young men. A handsome pair of our Guarantee Cushion Shoes", new style,' f6r $5.00, is just "the wrinkle" to please "him." ' GuaranteeShoeStore 4 Kosrth Mate M. Toyland Headquarters - Wo will please you. This store has a mission to serve the people of this community. We assure you of cour teous attention and reliable merchan dise, selected to meet your require ments. Now is the time and is the opportunity for satisfactory Xmas buy ing that nobody can afford to mis. Come and see how far we can make your money go. The I X L Dept. Store 22 Patton Ave. Phone 107 This morning before Magistrate uuager, wood Hyatt, colored, was held to court for the murder of Isaac Walker, also colored, whose body was found on the railroad track several weeks ago, and bond was fixed at $5000. Will Gasperson, white. , and Tom Prator, colored, were released as the magistrate considered that there was not evidence enough against them to hold them. It is likely that habeas corpus proceedings may be begun by counsel for Hyatt to secure his release or to reduce the bond. The evidence by which Hyatt was held was the result of statements which he is alleged to have made to other people concerning the manner in which Walker came to his death. , When the body of Walker was found on the track it was generally supposed that he was killed by a train. It seems that the officers had their suspicions, however: and they continued to make investigations. It was learned that Hyatt had said that he knew how Walker was killed; that he was not run over or struck by a train, hut that he did not propose to tell how it was until he was forced to do so. There were also statements by Prator's small son, which seemed to Implicate the other two men, but later he said that he had only been told that they were seen putting the body on the track. Gasperson proved an alibi some days ago and was released on his own recognizance. There were about 15 witnesses summoned to testify against Hyatt; some of the evidence was heard at a former session, and this morning only five or six witnesses were examined. GETS 30 DAYS FOR CARRYING PISTOL Number of Cases, Old and New, Adjudicated in Police Court. ..MM. ML. ...MM ..; X YOU owe it to your fam- I 2 ily to your friends X Your Photograph. Come 1 I "just as you are." Cor- 1 X rect styles for Christmas. X I HIGGASON STUDIO X N. Pack Sq. Over 'Theato' 1 mnnnntiMinim The Bent ChriMtinas Girt at DUNHAM'S MUSIC HOUSE Bankrupt Sale Now going on at the Little Gem Cloth ing Store, 6 Patton Ave. Rheumatism.: Is A Constitutional Disease. It manifests itself In local aches and pal na, inflamed joints- and stiff mus cles, but It cannot be cured by local applications. , It require constitutional treatment, and the best is a course of the great blood purifying- and tonic medicine ; Hood's Sarsaparilla which corrects the acid condition of the blood and builds up the system. Get It today In usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Saraatabs. CITY NEWS In police court this morning the cases that were continued from yes terday were taken up and disposed of. The first of these included three de fendants who had engaged In a lit tle assault in the depot section Thurs day. After the hearing of evidence in the matter, Marion Hall and H. F. MeKee were found not guilty. Frank Deverbllss was found not guilty on one count, but was found guilty and fined $5 and the costs on another. Charles Brown, whose case was also continued from yesterday, was! charged with carrying a concealed weapon and with being guilty of dis orderly conduit. He was found not guilty of the latter offense but was convicted and given 30 days on the county roads for the former. He ap pealed to Superior court from this judgment. There were three witnesses In this case and all the evidence was secured from the first two. One of these had seen him with the pistol in the house of Leila Brown but did not know whether or not he carried it. Leila is one of the defendant's particular friends, it seems, and when she was put on the stand she said that she was so drunk at the time that she did not know anything about what had hap pened and If there was any disorderly conduct or a row she did not remem ber it. One of the other witnesses had said that he called the police to keep down a big row between her and the defendant. Judge Adams then began Investigat Ing to find Just how drunk the woman was. One of the witnesses who had been previously examined said that she had been drinking but was not drunk. The policeman who made the arrest said that she had a drink or two but that it could not be noticed from her actions. Judge Adams thereupon held that she was guilty of contempt of court in not answering the questions and sentenced her to serve 10 days In the county Jail. The case of Paul Allman, who was charged with carrying a concealed weapon ,was continued until Monday on the plea of the counsel for the de fense, who stated that his client was not In a condition this morning to render any assistance to him In lh producing of evidence. One "drunk" oan was adjudicated. Magistrate Creasman today mar rled three couples; John Willis and Addle Medford; Bascombe Clark and Dora Bridges; W. H. Rogers and Stella Clark. Monday night will be "Ladles' Night" at the Theato and Palace theaters, and all ladies of Ashevllle will be admitted free to the perform' ances at these popular houses. At the North Ashevllle Methodist church tomorrow, in addition to the regular sermon by the pastor. Rev. W. E. Poovey, communion services will be held. The pastors subject will be "Life's Contrasts." ' Sheriff C. V. Williams has been in formed by Z. H. Baird that he had two mules stolen from his farm near' Weaverville yesterday, and circulars have been printed describing them. Both animals are black, one a male weighing about 1000 pounds, ten years old; and the other a female weighing 800, five years old. J. C. Orr, head salesman for the Ashevllle Grocery company, suffered a rather painful accident yesterday afternoon when he fell from the top of an outhouse in his back yard and sprained one knee and both his wrists. He is confined to his home today, as a result of the accident, and will probably not be out again for sev eral days. The report of Revenue Agent Sams for the month of November shows that 82 illicit distilleries were seized (luring the month and that prosecutions are recommended. The seizures were made In North Car olina and Virginia. A recent report from Special Employe Weaver is to the effect that he has capturerd an Illicit distillery In Rockingham county. Rev. Dr. C. W. Byrd, who has been onducting a revival at Waynesville, has returned to the city for Sunday and will fill the pulpit of Central Methodist church tomorrow morning. He may return to Waynesville for a few days, as he states that the people there are showing much interest in tho revival. Rev. L. B. Abernethy will preach in the evening at 7:30 o'clock. As an evidence of the promptness with which death benefits are paid by the Insurance department of the Jr. O. U. A. M., it Is stated that the Bllt more council lost a member by death and the proofs were mailed on Decem ber 1; on December 6, the amount f the insurance was received by the secretary, C. E. Grove, and on the fol lowing day It was delivered to the beneficiary, the widow of the de- eased. WE DON'T WRING YOUE CLOTHES There Is no rubber roll wringer In our plant. Our wringer Is a round perforated copper basket hung Inside a metal esse. The wet clothes are placed In the basket, power applied and the basket turned around several thousand times a minute, which throws the water out of the . clothes ' through the small holes In the slds of the basket This wringer cannot break oft buttons, tear your garments or pull off strings. It Is why housewives find Nichols Way washing so satisfactory, clean garments less mending, rttone 95. WANTS TOR balis -urand new house on paved street, 13300; small cash payment, balance like rent. Bight room house, steam heat, two bath rooms, lot 100x200, gsrage, one of the prettiest homes In Ashevllle, al most new, $10,000. F. M. Messier, American National Bank building. Sll-St WANTED Salesmen to sell the best lot proposition on the market, lo cated In the city of Birmingham the fastest growing city In the . world; a million dollars a week pay roll, , Lots sold , on monthly paymenta Want a good road man and also local ' agent, must have good re'erenees. One of our agents made IU0.0S In three day a For further Information address Indus trial Land snd Improvement Co, General Delivery, AslMVille. ISl- STOVE FOR SALE Hard coal base burner, in good condition; suitable for hall, store or lodge room. Ap ply 14 Chestnut street or 11. L. Own bey, at Hackney A Moals Co. Mi-It FEMALE HELP WANTED. LADIES make supporters. 117 per j hundred; no canvassing; material furnished. Stamped envelope for particulars,' Wabash Supply ' Co., Just Received . '' ' .- - : . ' ' . - ' " ' ''"''" ' '.! ..; . . J. ... , A car load 1912. Chalmers "30" Cars, including a two passenger Roadster. A four : passenger Torpedo and a five passenger Touring Car. : Come in and see these splendid cars. ASHEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO., 15-17 South Lexington Ave. CHRISTIE, FISHER AND HUTT ILLUSTRATED V BOOKS Very beautiful and most acceptable gifts. In de Luxe binding at $1.25 to $3.50. ROGERS' BOOK STORE St Patton At. , . i Phone 254. PHONE 110 T.01P PD IT A A DELIVERED lVJlsf V.Ilrrxra. PROMPTLY AAVmV tTTrWlTT haywood street NEAR POSTOFFICE BLOMBERG'S For your cigars, tobaccos, smokers' articles and sporting goods. On the Avenue. TURKISH BATHS The Gruner . Sanitarium 31 Haywood Street. For Ladies and Gentlemen. ..' DINNER-PARTY FLOUR ; , U ; 24-lb sacks, only .' .......... . . . . V. . .85o You can 'pay more but certainly will not get any better Aout, jand you can pay less and it" is as equally certain that "you will not get as good. . Clarence Sawyer 53 Patton At. Six Phonu N. 1800. At a recent meeting of the Blltmore council, No. 324, Jr. O. U. A. M., the following officers were elected: A. T. Davidson, junior past councilor; J. B. Jackson, councilor; Ernest Justice, Ice councilor; Paul Sales, conductor; Prank Wolfe, inner sentinel; A. T. Moore, outer sentinel; J. P. McMinn, chaplain; C E. Grove, secretary; 8am Warren, assistant recording secretary; Koke Bell, financial secretary: F. C- Walton, treasurer; E. F. Pressley, trustee. In the bowling tournament which Is to begin tonight between the Y. M. C. A. bowlers and the Remington Bowl ing club of Richmond, the following bowlers have been named as the local team: Hoffman, Sevier, Brandt, Sugg, Cathey, James and L. Brown. The tournament will last five weeks, three games being bowled each Saturday, and the results made known by wire. The Remington team is said to be one nf the best In Richmond. Edgar and McKinley Sharp and Claude Meadows of the Leicester sec tion were given a hearing before Magistrate Gudger today, charged with assault on an old man, S. F. Meadows, the. grandfather of Claud Meadows. Edgar Sharp had previous' ly submitted to the charge before an other justice of the peace, but the plaintiff was not present and he was taxed with the costs In this case the other two being acquitted. MEN'S $2.50 ALL WOOL FLANXEL SHIRTS REDUCED TO $2.00 GEO. W. JENKINS . 20 8. MAIN. HlOXli 125. Barbee's MEANS GOOD CIGARS 14 Patton Ave. ;, ... COAL AND WOOD .... s Place your orders ' with us and be sure of having Satisfac tory Fuel. Southern Goal Co. Phone 114. j No. 10 North Pack Square. COKE ',.r Have you tried it! No ; ; soot no ' clinkers. For ', furnace or stove. Special ; ; price for tlie next ten days ; I on' coke. t - f AshevilleCoalCoJ 8 North Pack t. Phone 40. 1 . REMEMBRANCE You will doubtless wish to keep the V remembrance of Thanksgiving in your mind1 til! Xmas; then -we 1 offer ..' you. Dressed Pekin Ducks, Boston Goslings, Chestnut fed Tur keys, Tennessee Pork Sausage, HILL & YOUNG . " Phones 4-359. City Market. !J. E. Carpenter JEWELER No. 11 West Pack Square (Id Moore's i Furniture Store.) ' ' , Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. . Fine Jellico Coal 't " The Ideal fuel, lt'1 hot. - JELLICO COAL CO. - City office phone 823. Yard phone 510.' ' Special prices on car lots. . ' "Eledtroherm" Heating Pad Blectrified hot water bottle, safe and' convenient ' to use any ses, on heat $5.50. Three heat $6.60. Call and see them Piedmont Electric Co. The Gillette Safety Rasors adver tised yesterday "by the Brown-Weaver Hardware Company should have been priced 13.75 and not $3.15, as ap peared in yesterday's advertisement this firm Is offering first Quality, standard goods at remarkably low prices, and the citizens of Ashevllle would do well to see their large stock before making their Christmas pur chases. ( , It Opposite Post Office. STREET CAR SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 1, 191L ZILLICOA AND RETURN :00, :, :1 a. m. :10 and every It mln. unUI 1:00 p. onriipQTTYl1 TAW than every hour until 11 p. m. &1VK3UJ.E rAK& Cars to Santas St. this Una. every if . mm, ;oo to 11:00. nnuMs ttt a ' ' 6:16 nd :00 a, m. and svery II mln- UJ!.rU 1 VIA utes until 1:11 p. m.; then every T 1-1 SOUTHSDDE AVENUE mln- untU :46 TnaB 11 . . mln. until 11:00. DF.PQT VTA ' ' - ' 8:00 od very 15 Brutes until 10:00 FRENCH BROAD AVE. ft:. v,ry " m",Bt" m afawnn :0 m- and every II minutes till MANOR . 11:00 p. m., swept no ear In to - Square at 10:11 p. m. CHARLOTTE STREET OFa." m." ther. .very 16 minutes till TV'DfuTTKTTTCJ 1:00 p. m. 10:00 and 11:00 o'clock iliMUJIUa cars run through to Qolf Club. PATTON AVENUE fv? v,ry " nlnulflin EAST nTRfHT :00 a. "m, and every II minutes Uli , 11:00 p. m. . :00 a. m. and every to minutes till GRACE VIA MERRIMON :00 a. m. Than svery II m'jiutes UU A VEMTH! '9 ' nu Tnen T 10 minutes un n,a"ua til 11:00 p. m. :ll a. m. and then svery II minutes BILTMOKX : .k unUI 0:00 p. m. Then every 0 mln- . utes until 11:00, last car. Depot and West Ashevllle i u and ,:00 a. m. and srmry h via Southaide Avenue. minutes nntu iq:io, u car. Sunday schedule differs li the following particulars: LICENSE TO WED. t, B. McHone and Maggie Wyatt of Buncombe, white. W. H. Rogers and Stella Clark of Buncombe, White. Ha scorn be Clark' and Dora Iirldges of Buncombe, white. v . ftotaflng Jury to Try Packers. , Chicago, Dec. . Selection of a jury to try the indicted Chicago meat pack ers on charges of violating the crlm Inat provisions of the Sherman anti trust act Is proceeding so rapidly that predictions were made by both sides that the government's first wit ness would take the stand about Wevdnesday of next week Instead of several weeks hence, as had been ex pected. When court closed yesterday six Jurors had been accepted by both sides and four others had been found satisfactory to the defense. Grant's No, 1 4 Curse Colds. II oenta Chambers Weaver, Livery. Phons II AslHtvlIle Palot A Clm Co., formerly Cars leave Square for Depot vis Southside Ave. f :ll. 1:10. 7:00. t:i . 1:00 and 1:10 a. m. Cars leave Square for Depot via French Broad An. 6;ll. 0:10, 1:41, 7:11, IAS and 1:11. Car for Depot leaves Square 1:41, both Southside and French Broad. , First car leaves Square for Charlotte street at 1:41. -First car leave Square for Riverside 1:10, next 1:41. First car for West Ashevllle, leaves Square 1:10. With the above exceptions, Sunday schedules commence at I a. m. and continues same as week days. On svsnlngs when entertainments are In progress at either Auditorium or Opera House, the last trip on all Unas will be from entertainment, leav ing Spars at regular time anA holding over at Auditorium or Opera House. Car leaves Square to meet No. II, night train to, minutes before sched ule or enounced arrival. I WHY NOT Give a modern electric chafing dish, coffee pcrolator, toast or, hot water heater, or an electric Hot iron as a ChHHtmas gift? WHY NOT Take tlie time to visit our show and demonstrating moms and see for yourself hoiv hamly and useful such electric appli ances really arc? . COME ., , , WHY NOT Relcet soinetliinsj different from the average run of Christ lnas nrrsents? We have hundreds of new, novel nnd service able things of an electrical nature that are appropriate for gifts. Asheville Electric Co, PHONE 69. Let your Christmas money pay for a perfect set of teeth first. . It is the most useful present you can make to yourself or your family. ' Dr. Met thtr s will do the work very reasona ble And guarantee sattsfsctlon. . Offices cor. College and Spruce SUu. near .Court House. Phone 140. Dreamland Where Every body Goes Five Fine Reels Tonight See our new line of Automatic Davenports. The fin est ever shown in this city. Oak or Mahogany finish at $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 and $40.00. DEAL AND GOLIGHTLY, 27 N. UainJSt. - Purest and Bsst " - - ' T , f - fe -1. . - . " J - Rumford Balling Powder Citircnn Transfer Company 1 JTJIXAX WOOOOOCK, Owner. y ' rtjinirnmE uovcio. ProKpt Eajrgaje Transfer Serriet. Kndoreed by V. X T. and T. F. A. , Foil ItENT Four and five room spartmen's, either furnished or Dnfurnlshrd. lo cation Cumberland avrnue. MAE3TELLSH & CO., .""'ik'iO lfaym.l y. FOR RALE. Rlx room cottage, modern. Price IJS.00 00. Terms like rent. - i.TArTzixrn & co., - mil". . Christmas Toys Ke our line of Engines, Tri-Cyclos, Small Wagons, Hand Cars, Tool Coxes, Watches, Knives and Itazor3 Wfore you buy. Ollis 'Green-Hardware Co. . .. , - akcmU lor "V.'-rn ITr-.-." . ! I1e 1. Tl?f SHOP I VOViTl'-v, 1if--r --'e ii..i i fit i i tpt. L6 6, C'hh-ago. 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