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EXPECTING
An order from Wilson
for a winter supply of M
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Because the coal is so
good, and lieeause Wilson
knows a good tiling. Bet
ter get your; winter sup
ply in before the price
goes up.
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
It mil In 3 iMiiind Rags.
Rice Flour 1 1-2 lackHgeH.
(iluctoii 1 lour 5 pound Sin ks.
Niitro ill 10-11). Slicks.
Craliuiii In 5 pound sacks.
Pustry floup In 5 pound sacks.
Potuto Flour in 1 pound pack
ages. . C. Jarrett
Store Phones 1920 and
1921. Market Phone 473.
SUCCESSFUL
CANDIDATES
As well its the unsuccessful
ones all agree'- on the mil
Avorth r.nu true value of
GUARANTEE SHOES
In gun metal and. tan. leathers
Uu.'k a i them in .'window !
and ,-.
CuaranteeShoeStore
Rnntli Main Sv
Flower Pots
1 cent to 50 cents.
The I. X. L. Dept. Store $
12 Patton Ave. Phone J7. J
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J. E. Carpenter
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry
Watch Repairing my Specialty
EYES TESTED
GLASSES FITTED
nit. J5. P. IIIGIISMITH
OPTOMETRIST
B Gradr Street. Phone 1127.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
WILSON
And
Nichols Way
laundry work are synon
ywons Both leaders.
Asheville Laundry
Where Uma Ltvea Longee.
I. A. KICHOLS, Mgr.
4i Collrgo St
y . RAZORS
That shave. The finest made.
Used by all Barbers. Guaran
teed. Tlie largest stock in the
utat'o.
23 N. Main St.
Asheville Barber Supply Co.
GOOD ONE
GENOVAR SMOKER
5 Cents
BARBEE'S
14 Patton Avenue
A. M. GOOD LAKE
' 1 Contractor & Builder .
Concrete Work a Specialty
22 C. rfk rinata.
m EMM. jerry-news
ID
HATF CATI
Democratis Are Planning to
Hold a Big Meeting Next
Tuesday Evening.
MR. CRAIG WILL ASK
MR. SIMMONS TO COME
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' iMIIIi llllllPli, i'ciihh-iuis - iioc it'
Direct Senator's Attention to
Uiggost Majority in Slate.
Democrats hereabouts are planning
a uIk meeting for next Tuesday night,
one week from the election, for pur
poses of jollification and ratification.
It Is proposed to hare a torch-light
procession, among other things, and If
the weather' permits the crowd will
probably assemble on Pack square
and listen to some talks which would
be made from the balcony outside the
office of Mr. Whitson.
Oovernor-elect Craig stated today
that he would ask Senator Simmons
to be present and Buncombe demo
crats hope they will be in position to
direct the attention of the senator to
the biggest majority which has been
given him by any county in the state.
Little doubt is felt that Senator Sim
mons will attend, and it is hoped that
a large number of people will be pres
cnt from near-by counties. l
Will io li About 1(111(1.
The majority, for Mr. Simmons in
Huni'Oml.o will be 1600, a few. more
or less.. Mr. . Huynes, . manager for
.Mr. Simmons In this section is ''confi
dent no other county will make a bet
ter showing than this.
THAT PDSTOFFICE,
S TO GET IT?
Ill
Candidates for the Asheville
Place Already Astir Oth
er Pie on the Table.
Although the political remain of
President Taft and his feleral office
holders are not yet cold, the good and
faithful followers of Mr. V.'lUon in
Asheville are already coming In in
force to offer their services to the
people in the places that will be made
vacant early next spring. The local
posto!Ti-i e scenis to be the big piece
f pie that is to be contended for In
Asheville and several can lidates for
the office are already in the field op
enly and many more are reported t"
be ready to come In, or making prep
arations for their own campaign.
Foremost among these candidates
for the postoftlee Is John Y. Jordan, as
It appears that he has more lines laid
for the place than any of the other
candidates, lie has already circulated
a. petition among his friends and the
citizens of the city and is leaving noth
ing undone to get a lead that It will
be hard for any of his opponents to
overcome.
Another of the candidates who Is
actively in the race for the office Is
Fergus Stikeleather. Although Mr.
Stikeleather has not gone so far as to
circulate a petition, It Is understood
that he has enlisted the Interest of his
friends In the matter.
Among those who are reported to be
in the fight so far but whose names
as candidates have not been conlirmed
by actual declarations, are Marcus
Kiwln and S. ft. Ilernard.
For this number of candidates to be
In the Held within a few hours after
the election returns have Indicated the
election of Mr. Wilson It would seem
that the citizens of Asheville are like
ly to see a local fight that will be al
most as Interesting as the one just
closed between the big factions of the
country.
The postolnee Is not the only piece
of pie on the local counter, however.
The I'nlted States marshal and his
deputies are In on the 'spoils to the
victors" principle and will naturally
be replaced, One of the government
mploycs in the federal building stated
this morning that they are all expect
ing some action from the democrats
that will remove the republicans who
are holding their positions through
the civil service, and if his fears arc
realized then all the postoftlee ckrks
and revenue men will he Included
from the chief down. At any rate the
republicans In Asheville who are hold
lug government positions have ex
tremely long faces this morning.
THEIR VICTORY BREATEST
IN BUNCOMBE HIST
(Continued from Pago One.)
Justice 2307; majority 1292.
I-nter Report".
News has Just been received that
fitidKcr carried Polk county by ft ma
jority of JT5 anil that he is likely to
carry Cherokee by a small majority;
Macon by a majority of 225. Htaton
Is believed to have carried Henderson
by 380 majority and Swain, Oruhatn
and Transylvania have gone !i,to his
column by very small majorities, It la
reported.
From these reports that are now In
hand the Indications are that Qudger
has carried the district by a majority
ranging somewhere between J 400 and
2S00.
SCHOOL BONDS '-CARRIED
IT Id TODAY DlLIlilD Xote our wicdw display of unusual values in diamond
irinirs ranging in price from $5.00 to $30.00. All diamonds
xuejr jtxiiy umcsa ao xa i ouuu r
That There Are as Many
as 2680 Qualified Voters.
LICENSED TO WED.
Frank N. Chall.f. and Miss AnnU
Hull. ,
-dirt-lllo I'nltit Gin Co.. formerl)
The members of the Asheville club j
and a number of their friends were
entertained in the club rooms last)
night, while they heard the election
returns from a private wire and were .
served with refreshments. A large j
crowd spent a most enjoyable evenlns
there.
The lllaek Mountain Rod and flun
club held its regular annual meeting '
yesterday afternoon at the office of Dr.
Owen-Smith, at which time officers for
the year were chosen. The following
were the officers named: Dr. Owen
Smith, president; W. H. Lord, vice
president; J. B. Tate, secretary and
treasurer. J. J. McCloskey and L. H.
Jones were chosen as members of the
executive committee.
SPEAKERS ARRANGED
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER
Pastor of the Churches Will
Speak at the Y. M. C. A.
Each Day During Week.
The committee appointed yesterday
morning by the Asheville Ministers as
sociation and composed of Dr. C. W.
I'yrd and Kd. B. Brown, for the pur
pose'. of arranging speakers for the
world wide week of prayer to be held
during all of next week at the Y. M.
A., held a meeting yesterday after
noon and the following speakers, for
the days designated, were chosen from
among the pastors and acting pastors
of the city:
Rev. W. (i. Moody, rector of Epis
copal church of Fayetteville and now
filling the pulpit: of Trinity church
here, Monday; liev. Dr. ft. F. ("amp-
bell, puwtor of the First Presbyterian
church, -Tuesday; Rev. Dr. Calvin B.
Waller, pastor of the First Kaptist
church, Wednesday; l!ev. Dr. Charles
W. Byrd, pastor of Central Methodist
church. Friday; Uev. W. A. Newell,
pastor of the Haywood Street Metho
dist church and president of Wenvor
vilie college, Satui'day.
These daily meetings will begin each
d i.v at 12 o'clock and will last for .35
minutes. The pastors will co-operate
in gelling a large altenilance by in
viting the men of their congregations
lo attend these meetings and it is be
lieved that the series will be the most
ticcesssful ever held by the local as
sociation.
Attention
" AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
Prepare your radiators for cold weather before it is
too late. We advise denatured alcohol to be had of us at
().") per gallon.
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Do it Now. , : ... ';. '
Asheville Automobile Co.
15 and 17 Sostb Tjexlngton Avenue,
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In Ladies' Long Coats. Large
stock to select from.
GEO. W. JENKINS
18 S. Main St.
IMIKXFl) ni.E IIOXES
Are mighty handy for taking care of certain kind of papers and
correspondence. For those who have much correspondence, our VERTI
CAL. FILING CABINETS, of C.iobe-Wernieke fame, are unexcelled, and
gives you quick access to all important papers.
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
Celebrate the Election
Get an Oyster Supper Here
CANDY KITCHEN
HAYWOOD STREET
NEAR POSTOFFICE
BLOMEERGS :.V-
For your Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes, Smokers Articles ; and
- Sporting Goods.
17 Pat ton Ave.
Peters June Pasture Dairy Meal. Peters Alfalfa
Queen Dairy Feed. Peters Arab Horse Feed.
Each the best of its kind.
ASHEVILLE GRAIN & HAY COMPANY
Wholesale Distributers.
JUST RECEIVED
A large shipment of Sanford's ax
mlnster rugs and are offering entire
stock at bargain prices.
Co-.ne In and sea these rags before
placing your order elsewhere. We
rive ten per cent for cash.
ASIIEVILIiE CAKPET HOCSB
18-20 Church St, Phone No. 228.
Monarch
Coal
DEMOCRAT
REPUBLICAN
PROGRESSIVE
Xo matter to what par
ty you belong, you can all
get together on oue sub
ject ' '
M & W
Coal
Because it satisfies all
alike.
Phone 40. . ,,
I Asheville Coal Co.il
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ELECTRICAL FIXTURES
Portable Lamps, Electric Ironi
and Heating Apparatus.
W. A. WARD
12 Church St. Pbon 449.
Why not order your winter
supply NOW?
Southern Coal Go.
FILMS DEVELOPED BY
FILM EXPERTS.
They get results, impossible or un
likely at home. Kodaks loaned free;
films for sale; prints made; better
pictures less money.
KAY'S STUDIO does it better
Phone 114. NO. 10 N. Pack Sq. charges less. IN. Pack Square.
ms
Diamond Rings
w
rv.
There seems to be no question that I 3
the bond issue of $50,000 for the per- j yjj
uiaiieiit inipi ovciiieni Ol wie cny
schools that was voted on yesterday in
the six precincts of the city has car
ried. The returns show that the votes '
cast for the Issue total up to 1340. It """"
Is not known exactly how many reg-' jjg
unereu voters mere are in Asnevine at
present but when the books were In
spected 111 June, 1911, the number was
less than 1900. There is no likelihood
that the number has increased in a
year and a half to nearly 2700, what
It would have to be In order to defeat
the issue.
All that remains now to determine
fully whether or not the Issue has car
ried Is for the registration books to
be purged by the board of canvassers,
composed of one man from each pre
cinct, and if the hooks show les than
2fiK0 qualified voters In the city the
bonds will be issued. Supt. H. J. Tighe
of the city schools stated this morning
that he is confident that the bonds are
assured.
This issue was voted on In the last
municipal election held in May, 1911,
ind at that time only between 800 and
900 votes were cast for It. As every
qualified vote in the city that Is not
cast for the issue Is counted against It,
the Issue was lost.
Fresh Shipment of Crab
1 ' Meat, and Nice , Steak Mack
erel. ;-. ACME FISH CO.
Phono Sll Central Market
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H
k!
R3BBCBBB
Automobiles for Hire
By the hour, day or trip..-'-Prompt service, careful
: Drivers.
Arbog&st Motor Co.
Phone 303
No. CO to 68 North Main St.
I
I The Best Picture House -in the State. I
The Place to Spend an Enjoyable Hour. 1
RE-ELEGTED
BY LESS THAN I VOTES
II. C. Rowe and Company's
SELECT OYSTERS
The oysters for particular people.
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
Plumes 23-289-315
City Market.
Danville, 111., Nov. 6. Complete re
turns from five of the six counties in
the eighteenth Indicate former Speak
er Cannon will bo returned by less
than 100 plurality.
Mr. Cannon starts this nfternoon
or Panama.
Irani' No. 2 1 Cures Coi I ul Grip. 2.1c;
I
Thnmher Wearer. l.lerv. Phnnel. 1
WAJVla
DRELAMLAND
, THE THEATRE BEAUTIFUL
KEITH'S VAUOEVIM-E
CAVANA and CO. Wire Act
YEP.ONI VERDI and imO. Splendid Musical Act
TIIHEK KEELS PICTURES
Mutlnee, C and 10 cents. Evening, 10 and 15 cents.
LOST Pnlr of glasses. Reward if,
returned to Citizens Transfer Co. '
233-3t
r'OIt KALE A lot of meat and gro
cery llxtures, a bargain. Apply No.
43 Honth Wain street. 23J-31
TRIO of White Leghorns and several
Rhode Island Red hens for quirk
sale at a bargain.- Paul P. PYown. i
Phone 79. 233-3t
WA NTEl-To send special messenger
for your suits to be cleaned and 1
pressed. Hetter work Jn cleaning
and pressing; also dyeing dune per
fectlymake old suits look like
new. J. C. Wllbar, Phone 389.
Pack sqoare.
M
CHOICE
CORNED 1IEEF
CORNER HAM
1HIKK HAl KACiE
LAMlt and Ml'TTON
STAR MARKET PHONES 1917-1918-1919
"We are tlie sncfessful Caterers to Variety of Appetites."
Citizens Transfer Company
i JtTliIAN WOODCOCK, Owner. '
- FURNITURE MOVLNQ
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service. .
Endorsed by V. O. T. and T. P. A-
WANTED To paint and pnper your
house; If an old house a coat of,
paint will add much to its value end
It will rent for more or sell for'
more; If for your own i:e you will j
be pleased with Its good appearance. J
It. I ritzpnfrb k Son, Phone
FOR SALE .
-
House on Cumberland aveite. Turms
like rent , 'i
MARSTELI?. CO.
Itl Ftata. f " ' K
FOR RENT
4 room cottage, Depot sectloi
Price $ .0.00 month.
iiaf-stelli::: & co.
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PICTURE PROGRAM TODAY.
Two Daughters of Eve Bio drama.
Bunny's Suicide Vita comedy.
The Girth of the Girl-Telegrapher Kalem drama.
Open from 10 a. m. to 11 p. m.
A REAL COMFORT
The Simplex Electric lleatimr Pad. Ts rpndv fnr nan nf
any instant and will furnish you the necessary heat contin
uously, day and night without causing the least bit of both
er. Use in place of old style hot water bottle
$5.50; Three Heat $0.50. '
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
Opp. Postoffice. 64 Patton Ave.
Purest and Best
Rumford Baking Powder
" imi 11 1 1 . . ... .jj. .
Perfection I
Oil Heaters
V the large size $3.50.
Jumbo Coal Heaters $4.00 up.
Wood burning heaters $1.50.
Greery Bfos,
45 Pdtton Ave.
I h.. M M. r-l l, ITili.M ... l.ni iiH Taint
ID 7. No. D: N
v'oi-th Main street. j