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Thursday, alarch 7, 1912. PAGE SIX THE 'ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS. i El r T- USE COKE IN THE KITCHEN Ideal for use in kitchen range. Ts very light and easy to handle; no soot, no dust, no smoke and hardly any ashes. Phone l.'0 for a ton more than douhle in hulk than coal. Carolina Coal & Ice Company .FEKNDKtfj BRAXn PROl). ICTS ARK ALTj PERFECTLY l'l'RE They comply with every re quirement of every pure food luw State anil National. No ndulteration of any kind will ever lo found in a product la beled KKliNDKI.L. E. C. Jarrett Phones 35K or 1112. orlh Tuck Stuart' and Cil.v Market. Phone I7H. The Pleasure of SHOE SATISFACTION Is vouis if "vou wear our fa mous (iiianiiitcc Cushion Shoes for men. Made of hest leather, Kemi-liigh toe, lilucher style, liH-e, and with a cushion like air. Five dollars.' Snow and water proof. GuaranteeShoeStore 4 Soul Ik Main St. tr fiuard the Family's Health. 'Cheap enameled ironware mated with colored glass, of ten endangers one's health hy iisinc unsanitary cooking uten sils. We handle ware that wears. Made right, looks right and is right. Special this week, a $75.00 dinner set for $47,110. The I X L Dept. Store 22 Patton Ave. Phone. 107. A Suggestion Permit us to suggest that a Bitting at our Studio by your self and friends will be to our mutual Interest. The special and extra atten tion Riven to our work Insures you the merit of originality In your Portraits. HIGGASON STUDIO N.PackSq. COHEN'S BEPOBT READ AT MEETING Greater W. N. C. Association i in Good Financial Condition Directors Session. The directors of the Orenter West ern North Carolina association held n meeting at 11 o'clock thl morning in the association rooms ill the Klectrlcal building, at which Keneral affairs or I the organization were discussed and ! reports of officer and committees were heard. The report lof Secretary and Treasurer Miller showed the ns- Isociation to be In good financial con dition. There was a quorum of the I counties represented at the meeting and the Southern railway was repre- seated by S. II. Hardwick. The re ports were optimistic in their nature. There was a report from Col. Co hen, manager, who is now in Florida. concerning his tour of the counties embraced in the organization, the re port dealing with their advantages and resources. The chairmen of the various committees were Instructed to furnish data of taeir several depart nients to be used In the publications of the association. Application was made hy the Xa tional Aviation company for employ ment to take trips over the counties for the purpose of taking topograph ical photographs, but no action was taken pn this. Directors of nuncouihe, Transylva nia nnd other counties reported that their commissioners had passed reso lutions protesting against the sale of t;ie Hlantyre experiment farm by the board of agriculture. Votes of thanks were extended lo p. C. Waddell, jr., for the use of the ollipers and to K, R. Hewitt lor the use of a handsome office desk, It appears that the affairs of the organization are now in good working order and that results may soon be expected. TO BE IN SPARTANBlieG Dr. Pratt Calls Session of Ap palachian Association for March 28 and 29. Hood's Sarsaparilla Curat All Spring Ailments. Mrs. Marlon Bruce, Cumberland. Me, writes: . "I huve taken Hood's Sursaparillu for a great many years, and I think It the best blood medicine in the world. I take it both spring and fall. This last winter and spring 1 was In very poor health. 1 was weak and had lost all my appetite and I was all run down. As soon as 1 began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla my strength came back and my appetite returned. 1 am now well, do my housework, and no longer have that tired feeling." Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsutabs. - I CITYNEWSj At the meeting of the Appalachian Good lioads association at Itoanoke in October, it was decided to hold a semi-annual meeting sometime in the spring. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, the president of the association, has now called this meeting, which will be. held in Spartanburg March 28 nnd 29. This information Is given in a letter to E. C. Chambers, president of the local good roads association, and in it Dr. Pratt st'ites that he wishes a large delegation to be present at the meet ing from this city and county. The Appalachian Oood Roads asso ciation has members in several of the surrounding states and Is Interested in the improvement of the Interstate rood svstem. Removal Notice I am located in my new quarters No. 8 NORTH PACK SQUARE J. E. Carpenter Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. LAUNDRY WHITE AS SNOW The beautiful snow is no whiter than linens laun lered the NICHOLS WAY Those who have tried it know this is true, and more new customers are trying it every day. Phone 95. Asheville Laundry J. k. Nicholi, Mgr. Ill THE HNS CASE Special to The Gazeete-Xews. Hcndersonvllle, March 7. At no time since the discovery last autumn of the body of Miss Myrtle Hawkins in Osceola lake hua there been a dearth of rumors connected with the cause of her death and the responsi bility therefor. The grand Jury of Superior court this morning had the case under consideration, nnd while of course nothing waa reported at that time of that body's deliberations, ru mor was even busier than usual, and It became known that no less than u dozen persons, who have not hitherto ligured In the case, had testified. was whispered arounu mut a very prominent mnn In llendersonvllle was mi posed to be in possession of very material evidence, and that this mnn Mis. Uldgcley l'entliman has taken the house, 1S2 Chestnut street,; and will remove there tomorrow. The directors of the Asheville Mer chants association hold a meeting to night in the association rooms. C, D. Allison has received the tirst shipment of Harmony Talking Ma chines and has them on display at his store oii Alerrimon Ave. Would be glad to have the public come and in sped them. Weldon Hamilton, n small hall" wilted negro boy. was arrested this iiflernoon charged with the larceny of a che k from II. J. olive, who has grocery store on West Haywood .street. Curtis I'.ynum, who has a dairy farm at Klef.'hcr, and who proposes--the establishment of a co-operative creamery in this city, has begun tile woik of excavation for the plant on lot at the corner of Patton avenue mil Depot street, which he purchased from Mi x Hrown. As n result of the report that a moving picture theater tor colored people is to lie established at 35 South Main street, the stand formerly occu pied by V. H. Hush; the property owners and business men on that street have started to circulate a pe tition in which a protest is entered iiinst such action, which will be presented to the board of aldermen it their meeting tomorrow night. The petition has a long list of signers, The February report of the local evenne office in charge of R. H. Sams, has Just been completed and shows that 61 illicit distilleries have been seized during the month. Of these 27 were'in Virginia and :'.4 in North Car olina, fifty prosecutions are recom mended, 21 In Virginia, 25 in North Carolina and four In Tennessee. Feb ruary was a very active month for the revenue officers, two or three more distilleries being seized than In Jan- nary. Several of the republicans of this section leave this afternoon for Greensboro, where a meeting is to be held tomorrow in the interest of the candidacy of Colonel Roosevelt for president. One of the most enthusi astic Roosevelt men stated today that the meeting was for the purpose of consultation nnd he did not know whether nn organization for the en tire state would he effected or not. He- stated thnt he expected that re publicans from nil pnrts of the st,ate would be present. SEES MK Mill Appeared in Farce "Snobs" ut Auditorium With an Excel lent Support. A very appreciative nudience saw Frank Mctntyre lust evening at the Auditorium In George Bronson-How-ard's satirical farce "Snobs." The audience, although small, was one of the most demonstrative of the Benson, causing Mr. Melntyre to answer about six curtain calls. The piny was easily one of the hest that has been seen here for some time. Mclntvre Is al- " , wnys good but last night he seemed to be at his best and went through his role as near to reality doubtless as any one possibly could. He Is supported R. C. H. "TWENTY-FIVE" English Body ROADSTER Loiii;' Stroke Motor, Enclosed Valves, l.oseli Magneto, Three Speeds Forward, Complete Equipment. ( 'ome in and see it. $700.00 Asheville Auto Co. Agents for Western Carolina. BOYS AND CHILDREN'S SHOES Special prices- all this week. GEO. W. JENKINS 20 S. Main: Barbfee's MEANS GOOD CIGARS 14 Patton Ave. HUNDREDS OF 50 CENT BOOKS Many of the titles heing hooks that have " only , recently heen published, and popular sellers. ROGERS BOOK STORE SO Patton Ave Phono 254. Dine Here and Get The Pick of the Best CANDY KITCHEN HAYWOOD BTREBT NEAR POBTOFFICB SPORTSMEN Look out for my new line 1912 Ihise Ball, Tennis and fiolf Supplies. BLOMBERG'S Leading; Cigar and Sporting Goods Store. Patton Ave. Wo keep only the host of each grade, if you buy from us you are assured of the best, ' Southern Goal Co. Phono 114. No. 10 N. Pack Sq. MIMMIIMliitit COAL Phone 40 I Asheville Coal Co 6 North Pack If. CAPON, BRAINS, SWEETBREAD, Etc. Superior Quality. HILL & YOUNG Simon Pure Lard l'lione 4 and 359. City Market. CLASSIFIED ADVKIITISINU mar. fccu markatablo tilings, and make all m table till UK "uuu-Vatabta." Open for Business in our New Quarters 10 North-rack Square. Buy now pay later. Special juices are offered as an opening' souvenir for ten days. Golightly Furniture Co. 27 North Main St. Successor to Deal & Golightly Crescent Jewelry C o. A complete line of Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry. 16 Patton Avenue ; JURY LIST IS FOR THE APRIL HOT At their meeting this week the eounty commissioners drew the jurors for April term of superior court for the triul of civil cases. By mistake jurtirs were drawn lor a four weeks' term, but court holds , only three weeks. The jurors are as follows: Mr Week. April 13. W. n. Merrill, J. M. Dawklns, T. E. Hurr, T. N. Eller, II. F. Arrowood, T. IS. Easley, W. E. Mclean, R. E. James, G. A. Hemphill, J. C. Duck, M. C. I'oster, H. F. Ituikner, J. A. Penland, I. Schlttlc, V. II. Burnett, N. A. Miller, M. A. Trantham, W. B. Frndy, J. M. Itoberts, Jr.. J. P. Shuford, K. M. Sales, X Y. Fortune; J. A. White, J. fl. Murphy. f . Second Week, April 22. i T. S. McElrath. J. A. Bnker. It. V. P.uckner, f. W. Iliggln. F. L. Dil- by an excellent company, nil seeming was this morning Bummoneu to p-io lit Into their respective parts as( linghnm, J. J. Miller, C. G. King, E. P. pear. i though they were written especially I itrnwnell. Ir.. V. Ii Miller. J. It. Hvntt. The able nnd energetic solicitor, A. i f,,r them. Miss Myrtle Tannehlll. who j( yy, nvis, S. A. liradley, T, II. De- llall Johnson it Is well understood has always a favorite wherever she ap-1 );oard, James J. (iarren, T. J. Dillinn held the Intention of goinn carefully ' pears and in whatever role, last niKht ham, W. 8. Nettles. Oseur White, W. over every bit of the ground at this received a great denl of the applause, I parker, P. V. Brooks, N. S. Miller, time, searching out every suggested ( The scenic effect were line and farx. C. Hawkins, B. C Carpenter, G. B. clue, regardless of Its apparent lmpor- .above the ordinary scenery carried hy f Ljnch, tance, In order to put someone In the n troupe on the road. As this Is Me- . Third Week, April 20. prisoners doi'k or definitely establish . ntyre's first year as a star, his friends i w. P. Morris, IX. W. Freeman, W. that nothlng'tangible Is known to nny- here will doubtless watch with Inter-1 Palhmer, T. Jl. Buckner, J. C. one In this community. est his work this season as this period j Alexander, A. J. Gilliam. J. M. Wilson. . A. Merrill, II. A. Moss, W. E. Fletcher, J. E. Hawthorne, O. C. Wll ion 8. I j. Gudger, R. M. Davidson, W. A. Davis, V. G. Sorrels, J. H. Davidson, Fll M. Ownby. John GrifTln. A. U Bright, H. T. Collins, It. J. Alexander, (. B. Glenn. COLONEL ROOSEVELT IS CONFIDENT Is considered the crucial time In a player's life. (Continued from page 1.) Carolina potitmai-ters were announced yesterday: Enterprise, Davidson coun ty, Junius 1. Zimmerman, vice D. A. Tesh, deceased; Kemp Mills,, Itnn dolph county. John T. Brown, vice E Brown, resigned; Macon, Warren county, Iul M. Harris, vice I- B. Gardner, married. Dr. J. I Foust, president of the State Normal at Greensboro, is here and has Invited Senator Swanson of Virginia, to make the commencement address at Greensboro, Mr. Swanson will In all probability accept. PA RKEB R. ANDEHSON. SPRie OPENING BEGINS 11 MjUSER STORE Will Continue Tomorrow and Saturday Expert Clothes Designer Here. MRS. GENTRY GUILTY Oklahoma City Woman Sentenced lo Ufe Term In Prison for Mur dering Husband. . j The loss of the teeth causes the up- per und lower jaws to come together. le Gentry waa convicted of first de inns changing the angle of the Jaw ami giving that peculiar senile cd nee) appearance to the chin and month. .'iTJie Mnol!S' for thbr is. Gantry on the night of January six of 'course, 4i preserve the teeth. Do H now Dr, Matthews guarantees bis work. Offices cor. ColtcpaWind Spruce tLiicU, mar court house phone 49. Grant's No. 14 Cures OoiJa. 25 cents $300 CASH $300 ; $300 cash and $30 per month will I huy a new six room modern house. men ioi, paveu Mreet. Price $3(100. Fee DONNAHOE & BLEDSOE Phone 010. - Ri-al itato. New $1.00 Bills Free. The parties whose names appear In In the Special Classified Page will be called on each week day morning be tween the hours of g and 10 o'clock. Have your name marked and receive a dollar. . tl. WANTS FOR SALE Or exchange, one rever sible Disc Plow, Spray Pump, work bench, chest, pulleys und other odds and ends. 120 Hillside street. 23-3t. BOOKKEEPER of nine years' experi ence desires position as assistant In olflce nnd collector, A-l references. Address X Y Z, Gazette-News. 23-.1t WANTED Young man to travel for large bonne. Apply 8:30 a. m. at 47 Central Ave. 23-3t. W.NTED Clean cotton rags. Inquire of Pressman, Gazette-News. tf WANTED White girl, age 1,1 to 1,'. to assist with house work. Cull at 353 W. Haywood. 23-3t; FOR BALE A good 8-room house in aiontrord section for $3500. Owner non-resident and anxious to sell. F. M. Messier, American National Bank Bldg. 23-.1t. I HAVE Just received my Harmony Talking Machines. Would b glud to nave yon call in and see nnd hear them. G. D. Allison. Phone 35.-; IMPORTED DILL PICKLES Per Dozen ...20c We have never had finer ones. Clarence Sawyer 53 Patton Art. Kindling 10c per bos Six Phonu K. 1101. t I T ? T X i V f t T T ? Y t t T i4 TIME IS MONEY - SAVE TIME-SAVE MONEY BE MODERN USE ELECTRICITY Electrically heated appliances Insure Economy. Convenience ami a saving of time and labor. Our display room affords you choice from a good assortment of electric labor saving devices that are becoming more popular every day with people In larger cities. We mention here a few of the many things that you can see In our display rooms or we will gladly supply you with anything you may desire which wo have not in stock; Broilers Heating Pads Chafing Dishes Hot Water Cup Cigar Lighters Oven with Broilers Combination Cookers Percolators Corn Popper Domestic Itange Sioves Flatlrons Surglcnl Instrument Sterilizer Foot Warmer Ten Kettles Frying Pans . Toasters Gilds Water Heaters Asheville Electric Co. Phone 69 x t t ? t t ? t f t III- ELECTRIC HEATING APPARATUS Ouarantmt, the Rest. Protiipt attention tivcu to nil quirios. PIEDMONT ELECTRIC COMPANY Opposite Postoffice. 64 Patton Ave. TURKISH BATHS The Gruner Sanitarium 31 Haywood Street. For Ladies and Gentlemen. I. W. Glaser, dealer In men's fur nishings at 18 Patton avenue. Is hav ing hU spring opening today, tomor row and Saturday, March . 8 and 9. During the opening Harry Slocum, an expert designer, representing Isaac Hamburger Sonr of Baltimore, will be at the store and will take measure- Oklahoma City; March 7 Mrs. Ties-! ments, the store guaranteeing a per feet fit. ! on. KENT Ten room house, Lex ington avenue, near North Main. Apply J. H. , McConnell. 23-.1t An Investment A Bargain A seven-room modern house and lot well located, rents well. Price $3250.00. with $400 cash, bal. $25 per month. See DONNAHOE & BLEDSOE ; Phone 6 10. , ... ., Real liitntA, Citizens Transfer Company JULIAN WOODCOCK, Owner. ' FURNITUR RE MOVING . Prompt Bagage Transfer Service. Endorsed bj V, O. T. and T. P. A, Over BOO samples of heautl-; Imprltionment. The woman was tried for murdering her husband Thomas J. Pee Prown-Weaver Hardware Co., 25 Norm ilu Wreet for Poultry Netting- ,, 23-tf. patrons In selection. Asherllle Paint A Olasa Co.. formerly Tlie UllloT-IUce Paint C I.nreg Paint Chamber Weaver, Uvery. Phone II FOR RENT Four and five room apartmonta either furnished or unfurnished, lo cation Cumberland avenue. , MARSTELLER & CO., ,; Heal Estate, ' 20 irainood St. ' FOR BALK. Blx room cottage, modern. $$600.00. Term like rent. , Price MARSTELLER & CO., Ileal Kslatn, 20 llayul tit. Oliver Chilled Plows We have Ihe apfoncy for this oelebrntoil Plow; anil to day wp are unlondino; our second car load. - Tito winnors in the corn contests usq Oliver Chilled Plows. If you have not. tried one yet let us sell you one today. Yon will never regret it. GTTIS GRltEN Hardware Co. ... , West Pack Square
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