Wednesday, Octoher 2, 1912.
PAGE EIGHT
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FOR EVERY
SEASON
Not only for summer,
but for Fall and Winter
M & W INDIAN
COAL
Maintains its supremacy
for real fuel, quality for
every purpose.
Phone 130.'
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
COMPLETE PHH1 .
FOR IV. I. C. FH
COUGH SYRUP
I For couifhs, colds,
Hoarseness, bronchitis
1 croup, iniiuonza
I
Order of Events That Will In- whoopinsr coueh
augnrate the Exhibit
Which Begins Oct. 8.
NEW HERRING
Per dozen 50c.
B. C. Jarrett
Groceries, Vegetables and
Fruits. :
Store rhoiics 1920 anil 11)21.
Market Phone 473.
MEN, HAVE YOU
NOTICED
Tho'synuiiotri'enl lines, and
the comfort shapes of. the New
Fall Shoos shown in our hig
window? Tn plain, lan ui'd pat
ent leathers, lace amMmtton;
and $f).
GuaranteeShoeStore
4 South Main 8i
We Can Meet Your wants
At the fairest prices. Our chl- k
na, glass and crockery the A
foremosit tin enameled ware
store.
The I. X. L. Dept. Store
22 Patton Ave. Phone 107.
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
' Watches and Fine Jewelry
Watch Repairing my Specialty
KVES TESTKD
GLASSES FITTED
. PH. Z. F. HIGHSMITJI
OITOMETKIST
9 Grnly Street. Phone 1127.
ASIIKVILLE, N. C.
FOR RENT
Offices, on second floor. In Palace
Theater Building at "8 Patton Ave.
These offices are well Hunted, and
ventilated. Hardwood floors, steam
heat. Water in rooms.
Five good rooms In the Maxwelton
Building. Steam heated, bath on third
floor.
Prices attractive. Apply to
W. T. WEAVER
Ttoom 1, Maxwelton r.uililing. 202-fit
A GHEAT IiACXDUY PLANT
EQUIPPED
WITH SEW MACHINERY
THROt'GHOVT
Catering to those who de-
mnnd quality In all things es
pecially in their laundry work,
the
ASIIEV1M.E LAUNDRY
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
05 W. College St. Ashevllle, N.C.
Invites patronage solely on the
basis ,of. Merit. High quality
Laundry work, Prompt and
oourteous service. The phrase
"THE NimuLS WAY"
In Ashevllle brings Instantly to
the minds of all "Best Laundry
Service." !'
Asheville Laundry
Wiipre Linen lire Longer.
9. A. KICIIOLS, Ugr.
I Od2s EL
T ' T T'TT1Ttf
I The program committee of the
Western North Carolina Fair associa
tion met yesterday afternoon and pre
pared a complete program of the
events of the fair to take place at
Riverside park October 8 to 11. The
lair opens at 11 o'clock October 8
with a parade by the school children.
The program follows: i
October 8.
11 a. m.- Educational parade on!
principal streets of the city. i
I 1 p. m. Aerial performance, be
fore the grand stand, by the Great
Calvert. .,
. l.:S0 p. m. Address, by Hon. J. Y.
Joyner.
2 p. m. Trick riding, by Wild West
show.
2:30 p. m. Military Fraternal and
Industrial parade, marching from
county court house for fair grounds.
4 p. m. Address, by Hon. Locke
Craig.
t p. m. -Close of day's session.
7 p. m. Night session opens with
concert, First Regiment band.
7:30 p. m. Trick wire walking, be
fore the grand stand, by The Great
Calvert..
8 p. nr. -Cowboy's free exhibition,
before the grand stand.
llig fireworks display, immediately
after the close of Wild West show.
Oetoler 9.
9:30 to 11:30 a. m.- Concert.
First Regiment. I'd nil..
10 a. m, Aerial performance,
The limit Calvert,
10:30 a. m, Free exhibition, before
the grand stand, by Wild West show.
Trapese performance by Mine, the
noted expert.
2 p. m. Horse show.
2 p. m. Concert, by First Regiment
bend. ...
7 p. "m. Concert, by First Regiment
band. ;
7:30 p. m. The '.Great Calvert cake
walks on high wire in evening dress.
S p. in.- Cowboys' free ' exhibition
before the grand stand. .Trapese per
formance by Rlne. the noted expert.
I!ig fireworks display immediately
after the close of Wild West show.
Fair grounds open at 11 a. m.; day
sessions close at fl p. m.: night ses
sions open at 7 p. m., daily.
tneasles cou?h, ana for.
i as tk mat? j and con
sumptive coughs In all
: Plages of thit disease.
i Good for man, woman
'nd child. Nothing
better. Price, 25 cts.
NO MORPHINB
OR CHLOROFORM
"I had a cough for fotr
ttalr. hiat aflur folrinc td.
kottle ot Dr. Hull's ComA" 'UMiUkli
yrup the ooiurb was all Vone." Jamos W. ByrtL
S. JCth St., Philu.ltlt.liia, Pa.
SAMPLE SENT FREE
Write lor 11 today. Mention thli paper. Addiaae
. C WEVBJt at CO... BAU1MOKK. iU
x 4 s-- :y
Chase Motor TrucKs
Are -eJsy to operate and the expense Is smallest of nil becaiiH;
They have fewef parts.
Iie.ause you cannot run motor without oil.
IU a use all plumblnf; Is eliminated.
Because there's no valves to get noisy, leaky and have to be
ground In at a cost of time and labor.
Heoause Chase Trucks have been tried and made good tor several
years throughout the county.
Come in and see one.
Scuffer Shoes for Boys
Tan buttons, all size. $1.50
to $2.50.
GEO. W. JENKINS
18 S. MAIN ST.
JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment ot Sanford't az
minstcr rugs and are offering entire
stock at bargain prices.
' Come In and see these rugs before
placing your order elsewhere. We
give ten per cent for cash. .
ASIIEVILLB CARPET nOUSB
18-20 Church St. Pione tin. 228.
CITY NEWS IS Asheville Automobile Co.
by
by
PLANS AHEPEPFEGTED
There Are 27 Entries for Eight
Events Course to Be
Policed.
Plans are now all perfected for the
first annual hill climbing contest to
be held in Asheville, and the events
will begin tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock on South French liroad ave
nue, the course beginning just below
Southside avenue and extending over
French Broad avenue for one-half
mile. The grades vary from 2 'to 12
per cent.
There are 27 entries for the eight
events, all of which were in last Sat
urday night. Other owners have tried
to enter their cars since that date, but
this could not be done, as the contest
is to be held under the auspices and
with the sanction of the American
Automobile association and all en
tries have to be completed five days
before the event. Some of the entries
that have been offered since the books
closed have been from as far away
as Atlanta, but none of them could
be accepted.
The cups that are to be offered as
first prizes in each event are very
handsome and are now on display In
the show windows of Fields' jewelry
store. They are all prizes to be cov
eted, and the light for them promises
to be a warm orie. Those who have
entered their cars are enthusiastic
and are making ready for the first
five events by stripping their cars of
every surplus pound that can be tak
en olT. They are figuring on added
speed.
The course will be roped off for the
spectators and will be properly policed
and patroled by the two military com
panies here. There will be no danger
of accidents if cautious preparation
can prevent them, and as there will
be no admission fee It is exDected
that the events will be witnessed by
a largo crowd.
The committee in charge of the hill
climbing contest Will test the gasoline
in the cars entered,-and if anything
besides gasoline is found in a car.it
will be debarred from entering. It
has been reported that some contest
ants are .putting "nitro" In the gaso
line, V. W. Iyf.'ve & Son have received a
shipment oi ginseng, the lirst of a
large amount they bought some time
ago from parties near Murphy. They
have one show window lilled with
ginseng, and it makes a very inter
citing exhibit,' one root especially be
ing in the shape of the human body.
At the request of W. F. Randolph in
behalf of E. . Grove that a propo
sition be made to hini by the city for
furnishing the water for his new hos
telryc City Engineer Leo is preparing
profiles and blue prints for a ten-inch
pipe from the College street main di
rectly to the site of the building, a
distance or about fiOOO feet.
The registration books for the No
vember, election will Open tomorrow
at C o'clock and will remain open
until October 211. The books will be at
the polling places which remain the
same us heretofore with the exception
of the creation of the West Asheville
precinct, and Hie polling place at
Georgetown has been moved to lilack
stoeU's si tt re.
15 and II Soatb Lexington Avenue,
LEAFLETS GOOD PRINTING
We' 'are-well equipped with good presses, new type and
skilled printers for ..turninsr out social find .commercial
printing of the highest quality.
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
The lirst annual meeting of the Y.
M. C. A. Chess club will be held in
the association building tonight at 8
o'clock, and cards of invitation have
been sent out to a number of the
chess players of the city to be pres
ent. All those who have chess men
that they can bring with them are
asked to do so, as there will be sev
eral games In progress at once,
A large sign with the words, "Dem
ocratic Headquarters," was erected on
the front of the building In which the
headquarters will be maintained this
fall the building on Pack square in
which is Sullivan's cafetarian. The
rooms are on the second door, hack.
The sign Is quite attractive. It Is
about three feet high and stretches
the full, length of the building. II
was painted by C. 1. Hard and also
erected by him above the third story.
Frank Wilson, colored, who is ac
cused of attempting to poison his wife,
Fanny Wilson, was captured this
morning near the Southern station by
Patrolman Wyatt. It Is charged thai
the negro put some rat p.
coffee, which he thong",
would drink, lie has bci
since Monday wlo-n be is
attempted the crime. The
kept the coffee to use a
the prosecution.
ison in the
t h is will
it in hitl it: 4
;ti'i to H.iM'
police have
L'VUIence i,i
FRESH
CRISP
NUT BRITTLES
CANDY KITC SEN
WEST VIRGINIA
Stands second place in coal
producing states. Its produc
tion in 1910,59,274,533 tons.
Monarch Coal sold by us in
Asheville is the equal of any
fine coal in the country.
Right now is a good time to
lay in your winter supply. Get
our prices on five ton lots.
Southern Coal Co.
Pbona 114. No. 10 N. Pack Sq
"5 TONS
M & W
PLEASE". -
That's the way the or
ders for tbis justly fa
mous coal are coming in
daily many times daily.
M & W is just good,
clean coal.
I I'lioiH' 40.
t Asheville Coal Co.
tlHMUimiDIMMI
LOGAN
MERCHANT TAILOR
Legal Bids. 8 Pack Sq.
Phone 707.
J. A. TILLMAN
Jeweler, 17 North Main fit
I carry a nice Una ot Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, and make a spe
cialty of repair work. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
HAYWOOD STREET
NEAR POSTOFCTCE
BLOM BERGS
For your Cigars, Tobaccos, riprw, Smokers
Sporting Goods.
17 Pat ton Ave.
Articles and
Buicli Trucks
Simple! Durable! Economical! Especially adapted
to hilly country. Will reduce your delivery costs. '
Arbogast Motor Co
Phone 1728.- No. GO to C8 North Main St.
BEEF
VIE
COOKED
ORNED
HILL'S MARKET
. "Ask Your Neighbor."
Phones 4359
M
BKianaaraiaiiimfiiii
Vanity Cases--Coin Pursesl
Sollu Oe rm tin Silver, handsomely engraved and embossed, polished or
antique linish: unusually cheap. Vanity Cases $1.50. .Purses $1.00, Your
nitial In Old English engraved free and money back If you say so.
In the court of luxthv ,jf (lie pence
V .A. James, jr.. I hi, aftcri .mm, pr
able cause was found iiuitinst II. !',
Cludius on the charge of defrauding
Frederick Kutle.lge and others out of
$5500 and he was bound over to the
October term of Superior lourt under
a bnnd of $500. The case had been
continued several times, was begun
yesterday morning, resumed again
this morning at 11 o'clock and was
concluded at 3 o'clock this afternoon.
l'roIiablyJadf of the horses in and around Asheville
will oat. Ports Arab Horse Feed tomorrow for Break- ,
liisl. Dinner and Supper. Thats Horse sense. A hint :
to- the wise is sufficient.
All Grocers but a few sell it. "
I
FLASH LIGHTS
; Why go feeling your way through the dark when at very I
ittle expense you can have a flash light that will furnish';
all the light you need. $1.25 to $3.75. See our window. i
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Opp. Postoffice S4 Patton Ave.!
The Best Picture House in the State.
nccss
Theatre
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TREASURER'S REPORT.
Shows ltalaiues of In General
I'liml ami $1679 In School
I'lllKl.
Grant's No. 24 Cures Colds.
County Treasurer T. M. Duckett has
completed his report for the month
of September, showing the condition
of the Buncombe county finances on
October 1. There Is a balance in both
the general and the school fund. In
the former of $1762.83 and the latter
of $1678.97. The report follows:
General Fund.
Heceplts In Septemlier $14,072.70
Overdraft Sept. 1. $4, 204. 54
25 cents. Disbursements . ., 8,105.23 12,309.77
COMFORTS
I
FINE
WARM
$1.50 to $7.50
GASH OR CREDIT
Beaumont Furniture Co.
27 South Main Street.
"The Home of Furniture Values."
Loyalty to your favorite st ore is a fine trait. Be also, loyal
to yourself by keeping1 in const ant touch with its advertising.
On anil after Jifonday, September 30th, 1912, the following schedule will
be In effeot until further notice:
WANTS
FOR SAL.K Good clear newspapers,
50 for 6 cents. Apply at Gazette
News office. tf.
FOH, RENT 3 choice rooms, fur
nished or unfurnished, hot and cold
water, gas and electric lights, hall
and front porch, price right. 117
' Proad street. 203-tf.
FOR SAI.R Seven piece Kitchen
Set, including a cleaver, bread
knife, can opener, carving knife and
fork, poring knife and carborundum
sharpener, itrand new articles In
neat boxes, only a few left. While
they hurt, only 75c per set. Gazette
News office. tf.
l'alance October 1 $ 1,762.93
School Fund. I
Pnlance September 1......0 2.582.R2
Tleceplts 8,067.97 I
Total .... $10,650.79
Disbursements 8,970.82
I,v Weavervllle.
6:45 a.m.
7:15 a.m.
8:15 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
1:15 p.m.
4:15 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
Ar. Ahevllle.
' 6:30 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
I.v Asheville.
6:30 a.m.
8:00 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
11 :00 a.m.
1:00 p.m.
8:00 p.m.- ,
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m. '
Ar Weavervllle.
7:15 a.m,
8:45 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
11:45 a.m.
1:45 p.m.
3:45 p.m.
11:45 p.m.
7:45 p.m.
Tlnlanre
, . . .$ 1.679.97
HOTEL KENMORE
In addition To the above schedule on Saturdays a car will leave Ashe
ville for Weavervllle at 11 p. m. and' on Sundays cars will leave Asheville
for Weaverllle lit 4 p. m. and 6 p. m. and 1 1 p. m. and will leave Weavervllto
for Ashevllle at 6:15 p. m. and 7:15 p. m. " .' '
I On Sundays the. oars leaving Wea vervlllo fipri Asheville nt 5:45 a, tn.,'
7:15 a. in, and 8:15 a. in. and leaving Asheville for Weavervllle at 6:30 a, m.
and 8:00 a. m. will be omitted.
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Mrs.
1j. V. Knight ami Frank Thax
Km Hare Kcximiod Con
trol of the House.
After using beef all summer try a l'ORK ROAST of west-
FOn UENT Pleasant rooms for
housekeeping, close In, furnished or
unfurnished; rent reasonable. No.
34 Cherry street. . 208-61
WANTED Active colored boy, of
neat appearance, at once. Apply
Flnley's Drug Store, Depot trct.
203-lt
TIIK POHTM, TF.LF.C.IUPH COM
p.iny has a vacancy on Its meHM-n-per
forc fur hoy with wheel. Ref
erence required. Only an active In
telligent bo-- that ineunu bnshon i
neeii np,iv. ' 2 ':;-:: t-
Thetravellng iinbllo will be pleas- or gOOU UUIICUIUMU pig, -ut! iHjr jiouiiu.
ed -to learn that Mrs. U W. Knight) .
and Frank Thaxton have resumed I , -control
and induct of Hotel Ken-1
more at Waynesvtlle. Mrs. Knight an 1
"Uncle: Frank," as he la familiarly
STAR MARKET
Phone 1919.
known, are too well known to need
any comment upon their hotel man
agement. Suffice to say that the Kn
more under their control will be con
ducted upon the same high standard .
and with that eminent degree of eff I-'
clency which has always her-eforo.
cnaracterizeo this popular place un
der their maniiKPment. They cnr llall'
extend an Invitation to all of their old
patrons to ' nim o- : i k," and new
ones will receive , . inally cordial'
weleonn.
Citizens Transfer Company
JCIjIAJT WOODCOCK, Owner.
, FURNITURE MOVING
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service.
Endorsed by C O. T. and T. P. A.
f'hrn r.r, v.',-uv,, IJvery. Phoneltl.
FOR SALE
, Two stores and ono dwelling. Corner
property. Itents for $1)1.00 mouth.
Price for quick sale, $4760.00.
1 IJARSTELLER & CO.
IUal Instate. o Uajwood St.
FOR RENT
room cottage, Depot section
Price $10.00 month.
MARSTELLER & CO. 1
Heal E-latc SO Uaywo,d Si
The Place to Spend an Enjoyable Hour. Delightfully
v Cool, Plenty of Pure, Fresh Air, .
PIECE ORCHESTRA
PROGRAM TODAY
"The Indian's Pity." ...... , . ... . C. G. P. 0. Drama
, "The Live Wire" ....... r. . .. '. ..... Pahe Comedy
"The Box Car Baby" . . ... . . .V. , . ..... Silg Drama
Open from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
TUJ5 GKUNER BAmXAKlUJYL
Aabevtlle, If. V No. M-tl Haywood Street. to..... j
HYDRO-THERMO-ELECTItO and MRnnANn.iirviiv ..
for selected ewe. of Nervouboeaa, Paralyala. Hayfever. Malaria, Asthma,
Btomach. Rheumatism, Diseases of Women and other chronic fli-.u. .
The BATHS AND MASSAGE Department of the Sanitarium U opaa
loth UiUlhM aud UK&TWMUii. ' puD,IC- ,l,r" "ndanU for ,
B Opendayand Wight.
North State Fitting School
A Select school for boys. Experienced Teachers .
PrenfirAa fn r.illava t.nHA..ni. .
. wiwwugu wor k, manly conduct, tane athletic
Apply at once to J. M. RODERTit Prinm,,.! t
Asheville, N. C
nufnber limited.
157 Church St,
Phone 1374
Stove
li
Expert Men to Set up and Repair Stoves
We keep in-connection with our complete line of stoves
and, ranges all kinds of "repairs for stoves. Still its hnrdly
worlh while fixing up nn old stove or range when we are
selling new up-to-date stoves for $1.00 down. : Better
come in and look tlioin over".
Gi?oea B?o
l.
.In-t Co.
'! Co. .i
formerly
eim I'alni
45 PATTCIT
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