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OUR FRIENDS
Are our best advertise
ments. Ladies who use M
& W Indian Coal once tell
their friends how good it
is, hence the growing de
mand for M & W Coal.
Phone 130.
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
VEGETABLES
".. Irish Potatoes
Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage
Spinach
; Turnip Greens
Turnips with Tops
Beets with Tops
Lettuce Curley
Lettuce Head
Radishes
Cucumbers
Squash
Eggplant
Parsley
Bell Peppers
Celery
Tomatoes
r Cauliflower
' Sweet Corn
. Green Beans
E. C. JARRETT,
City Market Phone 473
WHY PAY MORE?
Men who know shoe quality
know that our Guarantee
Shoes at $-1 are the equal of
those usually sold for $5 else
where. In patent and dull lea
thers, also tan. There's a com
bination of stylishness, com
fort and long wear in every
pair of them.
GuaranteeShoeStore
Booth Main 8k
We Can Meet Your wants
M the fairest prices. Our chi
na, glass and crockery the
foremost tin enameled ware
store.
The I. X. L. Dept. Store
Patton Ave. Phone 17.
EUiPEAfl HOTEL
WILL BE OPENED
Theobold & Brand! Will Oocu
py Whole of Candy Kitch
en Building.
Ashevllle is to have another Euro
pean hotel, to be opened, according ti
present plans, on May 15, 113. .This
hotel will occupy the Candy Kitchen
building on Haywood street and will
be run by Theobold & llranril, the
present owners and proprietors of tnn
Club Cafe and Candy Kitchen. A
lease for 10 years was secured on the
bulIcliiiK yesterday by these gentlemen
and before the opening the entire
building will be worked over to make
It modern In every respect.
The grocery firm of Yates & Mc
Guire, which occupies one-half of the
lower floor at the present time, will
move out on or before March 1, 19!"!
and the connecting wall between th'
grocery store and the Candy Kitchen
will be removed, us well as the present
stairway between the two; and the
entire first floor of the building will
thus be converted into a large cafe,
candy kUchen and Ice cream pn:-!o'-.
mere will be private dining n-oms
on the second floor, which will be
reached by a stairway running up
from the north side of the building.
This stairway will also furnish the
means of access to the bedrooms on
the second and third floors. There
will be about 25 of these in all. The
main entrance to the downstairs calc
will be In the center of the building,
where the stairway is at present, and
the entire front will be changed to
make It one of the most attractive in
the uity.
The entire interior of the building
will be redecorated and furnUlu: 1 in
elegant style. The cafe will bo, as at
present, to the rear on the first tiO'jr.
and immediately in front of this will
be the ice cream parlor. To the fron
will be situated the soda fountain and
candy department A new fountain
will be installed and it is announced
that it will be one of the finest to be
found anywhere. The candy fictory
will still be maintained up stairs.
The working over and finUhln-r of
the apartments and private dining
room? up stairs will be begun about
January 15, and the work on the list
floor of the building will begin as soon
as the store room is vacated. It is
calculated that this last work re
quire about six weeks to be completed.
and everything will be in readiness
for the opening on May 15.
BIG SALISBURY CROWD
Speaker Attacks Republican
Tariff Record and Urges
Support of Wilson.
J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry
Watch Repairing my Specialty
EYES TESTED
GLASSES EITTEI
DR. 7,. V. IlKiHSMITII
OITOMETRIST
I Grady Street. Plmne 1127.
ASHEVILXjE, N. C.
Special to The Gazette-News.
Salisbury, Oct. 8. To a 'crowd
which overflowed the courthouse here
last night for an hour and a quarter
Congressman Oscar W. Underwood
spoke earnestly and with much
! power In favor of Wilson s candidacy'
I and the placing of the democrats in
power. It was Mr. Underwood's only
speech to be made in the south during
I this campaign and many out-of-town
I people came to hear him. He defend-
ed the action of the house in cutting
down cotton tariffs especially and pro
claimed that millH fostered under hot
house conditions and unable to stand
should go into decay but that the mill
business properly built would flourish
under tariff proposed by the demo
crats. Other items of this bill were
defended separately. The fundamen
tal differences between the two old
parties was dlscusaed, the new party
being placed along with the stand
patters on the lailo ijiit f Ion.
The speaker protecd respect for
republicans who stand toi principle
but ridiculed Roosevelt's rerord and
claim of progreasiveness. His speech
was in serious vein and commanded
the closest attention.
FOR RENT
BOOTH'S
HYOMEI
Sarsaparilla
Eradicates scrofula and-all
other humors, cures all iheir
effects, makes the blood ri'.!i
and abundant, strengthens all
the vital organs. Take it.
Get it today in usual liquid form or
chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
CITY NEWS
Owing to the social meeting at Pis-
gah lixlge, K. of P., tonight the bus
iness meeting will be held at 7:30
o'clock Instead of at 8.
Letters addressed as follows are at
the office of The Gazette-News and
will he destroyed unless called for:
A. "H. F." "R. M. B.'V'H." "J.
II." .
The county commissioners finished
their business about noon today and
iidjourned the session for tho month.
s Chairman Patton was indisposed
ind unable to be present, no new
business was taken up at this term.
The rinraca class of the First Bap
tist church will observe next Sunday,
as rally day. Rev. Dr.. Calvin I!. Wal
ler, the pastor, will deliver the ad
dress Sunday afternoon at the'Y. M.
, A. men's meeting, and the Haraca
liuss Is Invited to attend the meeting
in a body.
Plsgah hdge, No. 32, K. of P., will
hold a social session this evening, for
entertainment of the great number of
Pythlans in town. By invitation Hon.
Locke Ctalg will be present and make
a ten minutes talk. The meeting will
begin at 8 o'clock. There will be a
business session at 7:30.
The speaker for the men's meeting
t the Y. M. C. A. next Sunday after
noon will be lr. Calvin B. Waller,
pastor of the First Baptist church, and
his subject will be "Life's Race for
the Pennant." The address, promises
to be both interesting and unique,
udging from the subject announced.
L. M. McCormick has returned from
Washington, where he attended the
International congress of Hygiene and
Demography, in which Ashevllle had
an exhibit.' This exhibit attracted no
little attention. It has been shipped
back here and will be shown at the
Western North Carolina fair.
Chase Motor Tru cKs
Are easy to operate and the expense is smallest of all because
They have fewer parts.
Because you cannot run motor without oil.
Because all plumbing Is eliminated.
Because there's no valvea to get noisy, leaky and have to be
ground -In at a cost of time and labor.
Because Chase Trucks have been tried and made good for several
years throughout the county.
Come, in and see one. . . ; ; ;aiij!
Asheville Automobile Co.
BRAND.
Norfolk
1,1 aDd 17 Soath Lexington Avenno.
ROYAL
Clothes for Boys
Suits $5 to $3.50.
GEO. W. JENKINS
' 18 S. Main.
JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of Sanford's ax
minster 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.
ASHEVILLE CARPET JIOTJSE
18-20 Church St. Phone No, 828.
OLD NEWSPAPERS IN BUNDLES
- s
. 25 cents a hundred pounds. Fine f-T putting under carpets, mattings,
for, wrapping and packing furniture, dishes and also good for kindling fires
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
After the Fair Dine Here
v ' -. Oysters Served to Order
CANDY KITCHEN
In 1910 there were 148,770,
858 tons of soft coal mined in
Peawisyl vania. Lots of coal,
that, but none of it better than
our '-V1 V." .
MONARH COAL
We are supplying the Ashe
ville people.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114. No. 10 N. Pack Sq.
PUT IN YOUR
WINTER COAL . '
NOW . ' ;
"While the weather is
fair and when-the price
is low. Ask our price on
five and ten ton lots.
delivered NOW M & W 1
COAL
Phone 40.
Asheville Coal Co. !
ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
Portable Lamps, Electric Irons
and Heating Apparatm.
W. A; WARD
12 Church St Phon 449.
FILMS PEVELOPEU ONLY NH: A
ROLL ALL SIZES.
We develop in great tanks and they
re In dark until dry. No scratches.
Why pay 15c to (So? ,
HAY'S STUDIO ''
a N. Pack Square. -
HAYWOOD STlfEfcT
NEAR rOSTOFFICE
BLOM BERGS
For your Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, Smokers Articles and
Sporting Goods.
17 Pat ton Ave.
Through his attorney, Zeb V. Cur
tis, John Conley. a former employe
f the Champion Fibre company, has
ntered suit against the Southern
railway for damages in the sum of
$3000 for alleged personal injuries.
The complaint was filed today and al
leges that while the plaintiff was un
loading a freight car at Canton, a
tring of cars were backed against his
car with such force as to inflliit severe
injuries.
At last night's meeting of the Y. M.
A. basket ball team, Louis Llpin-
ky having resigned the captaincy.
Hardy Chambers was elected In his
stead. Mr. Lipinsky stated that he
had held the place for several years
nd for some time had been thinking
that it should be given to some other
man, Mr. Chambers was recently
lected assistant manager and Nor
man Schartle will succeed him in that
position. During the time that Mr.
Lipinsky has been captain, the team
has been unusually successful and it
as good prospects under the cap
taincy of Mr. Chambers.
There will be a meeting tonight in
harlotto of the directors of the Caro-
lian Baseball association, which will
be held for the purpose of winding
up the affairs of the league, since it
is more than probable that it will be
reconstituted for next year and a state
league formed. However, there will
be no action taken with regard to the
ircult at the meeting tonight, conse
quently it will be of no especial in
terest to Ashevillo fans, except that
Thomas C. Slouch, lately elected man
ager of the Ashevllle club for next
ear, will represent the , Greenville
lull, of which he has been manager:
No Better Silver Plated Ware
iTHAN ROGERS
26 Pieces Handsomely Cased
3 Piece Carvins Set. Embossed Handles, Scimetar
With everything we sell you have our Kuarantee of money back for
ankinti.
m ortie u'lmem
HhliDlED DYNHMITE
offices, on second floor, in Palace Brease it for Catarrh. Phvsi-
Thn,.t. 17. ,(1.11.... r. . ?0 !.. A... I "
These offices are well lighted, and
ventilated. Hardwood floors, steam
heat Water in roqms.
t'lve good rooms in the Maxwelton
liullding. Steam heated, bath on third
floor.
Trices attractive. Apply to
cians Prescribe it and Phar
macists Recommend It.
W. T. WEAVER
Koom 1, Maxwelton Building. 202-6t
Phone 1626
QUICK DELIVERY
CIGARS
That's Ily Business
T TT'"'"C!
iill CRAl'K KAl,F:s MANAORH
tv'i! invent. $;i;,ii0 In u, good bus-
t v. i ' 1 1 m rvlrcH. W. K. H.. curt mllei!
' -N , 2UK-H biittle dix'H not banlnh
Quickly Clears Stuffed-Up
Head and Stops Snuffling ,
and Hawking.
In the morning, shortly after you
awake. Dear reader, do you have to
hawk and strain to get that stubborn
piece of mucus out of your throat?
Get rid of catarrh now; it will grow
worse as you grow older. One day of
breathing pleasant, healing HYOMEI
(pronounce it Hlgh-o-me) the guar
anteed catarh remedy will give you
such wonderful relief that you will
wonder why you doubted the state
ment that Booth'u HYOMEI would
end the most aggravating case of ca
tarrh. A hard rubber pocket tnhalor and
a bottle, of HYOMEI and simple In
structions fur use Is 11.00. This Is
the HYOMEI outfit. If one
your cHtarrb,
District Attorney Relates Hair
Raiser Plot to Blow
Canal Locks.
i
i l fl.it or
ii1I;h
th ii i
ynu can tiet anot;-er for only DO centx
Thiuinri'N imp It f ,r cfitiKliH, old and
croup. Snl. I bv Smith's Ilrug finro
tinil (Jin.- i-iMiK v ir whi.j A,lv.
Indianapolis, Oct. 8. James B. Mc-
Namara and Ortie McManigal arrived
In Chicago one cold day in February,
1911, and discovered that dynamite
which they had carried In a suit case
from Indianapolis had frosen. Mc
Manigal placed the dynamite on
radiator In his house and went out to
look at a manufacturing plant. When
he returned he found his little gin
sitting before the radiator playlnn
with the explosive. This part o he
story was related by District Attornej
Miller at the trial' tof the sMeged dy
namlters today. v
The McNamaras and McManigal
once dUKUssed a plot to blow up the
locks of the Panama canal. District
Attorney told the Jury yesterday.
The Incident occurred, according to
Mr. Miller, Just before the arrcat oi
the LoS Angeles dynamiters, when
thy were becoming desperate in the!
efforts to secure explosives.
"John J. called James B. McNam
ara, his brother and McManlKHl to th
headquarters of the International as
oclHTlnn of t'TldKH and Struc tura
Iron Workers," said Mr. Mil,er. "Job
J. said to McMnntgal 'we can't gi-t an
mure dynamite around bore wlthnu
Mealing II Nnw you kh to Tunam
and h;t ymi can do down tlir
The M'.'lt!itW'-MnrRhHll (.'onMrui'ttu
ri.iiii:,ii.v l.as a lot of dvnmltp irtoro
i..Ai tli'-iH. You coiikl efisllv K,vt I
HILL'S
FLASH LIGHTS
Why go feeling your way through the dark when at very
ittle expense you can have a flash light that will . furnish
all the light you need. $1.25 to $3.75. See our window.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Opp. Postoffice S4 Patton Ave.
I
high
$6.50
151 ade,
polish'.?..:. . . . ... .! $2.50
the
Probably half of the horses in and around Asheville
will cat Peters Arab Horse Feed tomorrow for Break
fast, Dinner and Supper. Thafs Horse sense. A hint
to the wise is sufficient.
All Grocers but a few sell it. ' '
An excellent assortment of choice Sea Foods
Genuine Sealshipt Oysters as . Specialty.
Prompt Service. ,
ACME FISH CO.
Phono 311. Central Blarket.
Purest and
Rumford Baking
Best .'
m
Powder
Progress Comfort
Hot blast the most wonderful hot blast, smoke con
suming air-tight stove on the market, keeps fire -i
hours. Handsome and duralJe.
.14 CENTS PER DAY BUYS ONE
Beaumont Furniture Co.
27 S011II1 Main Street.
"Tho Home of Furniture Values.'
HOMS
RENDERED
5 and 10
Lb. Pails
STAR IIAIIXET PII0NE3 19171318-1919
HWe arc the hui cnsful C aterers to a Variety of .etlln."
Citiccnn trr.ncfcr Company
Ttc
JVI-IAN WOODCOCK, Owner.
rur.::iTur.r. i:ovna
;t r 3 Trar.:;fcr Ccrvico.
m! .r.-.i hy V. C. T. sod T. I. A.
rc:
i t-xi m
I"-tr,t iff
, Simple! Durable! Economical! Especially adapted
to hilly country. Will reduce your delivery costs..
Arbogast Motor Co.
Phone 1728. ' No. GO to G8 North Main St.
MOTION PICTURES ARE OUR BUSINESS.
The Palace
PRESENTS TODAY '
"Dora Thome" By Charlotte ' M. ' Brume.
Open from 2 p. m. to 11 p. m.
5e to all from 2 to 7 p. m., and uc and 10c from 7 to
11 p. m. " '
DRE.AMLAND
r
THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL
"NINA ESPEY" Very Clever Banjoist.
"AERIAL BROWNS" Exceptionally Good
Offering.
MOTION PICTURES -' ' (
"The Millionaire Cop."
"The Horse Thief's Daughter.",
"The Dummy Director"
Aerial
LADIES, Send us your Waists, Skirts and Tub Suits
to launder. . . . , ,
' A Trial Is All We Ask.
aundry
hone 70
We Treat Your Laundry White.
TURKISH BATHS
The Gruncr Sanitarium
SI Haywood EtreeL For Ladies and Centlemtx.
Open Dy siul Night.
Perf ection Oil
Why waste your money trying other makes whon
you can get the Perfect ion for $:j to $.").50. Uuaiaitcc.l
Extra wick.,
- Co.,
ii. I.i
f .r,
I -!y
MHI
i.f ii ih.'I blow up tho ,n ka Tim
Two '
4 r'i'im nil
I'll, n $10 AO (.
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