Monday, February 3, 1513
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WE SELL SEVERAL
GRADES OP COAL
But M. & W. INDIAN
is best. The other grades
of coal are good, and -will
measure up to the satis
action of many, but M.
& W. INDIAN is superior
coal. Just good, clean
joal. . . ............
Phone 130
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
i HUF
F IS TO BE TRIED
IF INDiCTMENT IS
If not, or if He Is Acquitted,
Then Brewer Will Be Put
on Trial Again.
IT'S THE QUALITY
AND THE STYLE
That has made Patri
cian shoes for ladies so
very popular. In tan and
black leathers; $3.50 and
$4.00.
Guarantee Shoe Store
4 Soatb Main 61
MM
WE WANT YOU TO
KNOW
this store simple as one
that never charges more
than the lowest prices.
You can trade here with
confidence.
The I X L DEPT. STORE
22 Patton Ave. Pbone 107
THE
ELECTRIC
STORE
ELECTRIC HEATING
PAD, takes the place of the
old hot water bottle.
Clean, Sanitary and Con
venient. No getting up to refill;
either of three heats by simply
turning a button.
Single heat... .. .. ...$5.00
Three heat ..$6.50
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
J. A. TILLMAN
- Jeweler. IT North Main e.
I carry nice Una of Watches,
Clocki and Jewelry, and make a spe
cialty of repair work. Patlafactlon
guaranteed.
Superior court for the trial of crim
inal cases began ttrts morning for a
three weeks' term with Judge Bragaw
j presiding. Most of tho morning ses
I sion was given to the selection of the
fgrand jury, the judge's charge, the
j calling of the docket and the submis
' slona of several prisoners. Quite a
number of the cases were continued
for the term or nol. pressed with
leave, but the docket la still rather
full.
The cases of most general interest
on the docket are those of Wes Brew
er, previously tried for the murder of
Patrolman McConnell, and John Huff,
who was arrested several months ago
for the same crime. Brewer has been
in jail several months and Huff has
been since his arrest. There has been
much inquiry as to how these twe
men would both be tried for the same
crime. A presentment against HufT,
which he says is his real name, will
be given to the grand Jury at once. If
a true bill is returned, which It Is
thought likely will be done, Huff will
be arraigned and tried two weeks
from today. If he la convicted,
Brewer will be released automatical
ly. If Huff 'Is acquitted. Brewer will
be given another hearing. It is claim
ed by the defense that they have evi
dence from identification witnesses
that will result in Huff's release at
once the testimony of numerous peo
ple that will show that Huff could not
have been, in Asheville or near the
place at the time of the murder.
It is hardly likely that Brewer will
be tried at this term. The case will
probably go over until the April
term.
The following cases were disposed
of:
John Jones, rocking train; pleaded
guilty to assault with a deadly weap
on: S25 and the costs.
Mary Swepson, larceny and receiv
ing: pleaded guilty to forcible tres
pass; costs.
Ray Miller, pleaded guilty of lar
ceny; prayer for judgment continued,
defendant to appear ar court terms
for one year.
D. E. Oakes, called and failed to ap
pear: nisi judgment entered and capias
issued.
Babe McCorkle. larceny; prayer for
judgment continued for one year.
Henry Smith, tried by Jury for lar-
cenv and found guilty.
The following were drawn as mem
bers of the grand jury: F. P. Roberts,
foreman: E. B. Garren, A. L. Cauble,
H. Sprinkle, D. A. Lashley, S. J. Joyce,
V. G. Burnett, R. B. Justice, T. W.
Sorrels, W. E. Herren, J. A. Gwaltney,
M. Hyams, J. F. White, N. Ij. Fradv.
W. Ed. McCall, J. J. Garren, David
Moore, J. Tj. Williamson.
The clerk of court has received
from Governor Craig the commission
for Judge Bragaw to hold this court
and the next term in Madison.
IT SURE
DOES PAY
TO WASH THE
' j t NICHOLS WAY
Your linens last lon
ger and look better.
Phones 1936-1937.
-
Asheville Laundry
I. A. aiCHOIA, Hgr.
SMALL AND
ROOM ' ......
SIZE . y . -
Rugs
BmuClful patterns tiiat ran
not be wen elsewhere. We are
vxi'luHlve agents for Sonfonl's
rlrbrau-d - nuke of rugs and
att squares. Tlio best rug on
, rurth for the money.
ASHEVILLE
CARPET HOUSE
V i t hurt h Street, phono I2
( ..ri !! molting liiM Wllh-
BREATHE!
HYOMRl
AND END
CATARRH
If you really want to get rid of vile
Catarrh why not give Booth's HVO
MEI treatment a fair trial.
Your money will be refunded If you
think you have riot been benefited,
and on that basis every Catarrh vic
tim should start to banish Catarrh
this very day. ''
1IYOMEI is a soothing, healing an
tiseptic air made from Australian
Euculptus and other antiseptics; it
kills Catarrh germs and . contain no
cocaine or poisonous drugs. Complete
outfit, 1.00, extra bottle, if needed, DO
cents at Smith's drug store and drug
gists everywhere. No stomach dosins
just breathe It.
CITY NEWS
J. N. STALLINGS
Noted Baptist Minister and Diluciilor
i'uttscs ,i'n,v at Spt'iiccr.
Speneer, N. C, Feb 3. Rev. Dr. J.
N. Stallings, for more than DO years
one of the leading Baptist ministers
of the state, died here yesterday,
aged 82. He was a member of the
North Carolina constitutional com
stltutlonal committee in 1876 and was
for many years president of the
Thomasvllle Female college. One of
hH daughters married Mr. "W. A. Lam
beth of the faculty of the University
of Virginia.
WANTS
AM here to stay, you will find th'c
quality of my goods and my prleet
attractive enough to win your trade,
and HOLD IT.
25 lbs. best sugar $ 1 . 3
10 lbs. snowdrift , 1.20
5 lbs. snowdrift 60
Tiger Head coffee is a fine blend.
rich nnd of superior flavor. Three
pounds for $1.00,
G. D. ALLISON.
Phones 31 and 35. 30o-3t
POSITION WANTED by young lady
four years' experience as typist, file
clerk; also had charge of mailing
department Address, care Gazette
. News. 305-3L
WANTED Smull furnished and un
furnished houses. We have more
call than we can supply. J. T.
Bledsoe & Co., Real Estate and In
surance, It North Pack square.
Phone 461. 305-3t
FOIl RENT Desirable residences on
Chestnut, Merrlmon, , Charlotte,
Flint, Cumberland, Montford, Hay
wood, Asheland and French Broad
Automobile at your service. J. T.
Bledsoe & Co., 10 North' Pack
square. . 805-3t
WE HAVE two or three houses that
must be sold at once. Let us show
you a good home or good invest
ment. J. T. Bledsoe & Co., Real
Estate and Insurance, 10 North
Pack square. Automobile at your
service. .. 05-3t
WE HAVE A FEW BARGAIN In
vacant lots and will build you
' home on easy terms. J. T. Bledsoe
& Co., Jteal Estate and Insurance,
10 North Pack square. 05-t
WHO 8AID I was selling Flour at
cost? 1 am not; the other fellow Is
charging you too much. Oet alt the
flour you want from me, and com-
pare prices. O. D.-ALLISON.
rhones 31 and 15. J 30S-1L
There was a slight derailment of
a freight train near Tryon yesterday,
and on this account passenger train
No. 9 arrived here about three hours
late. . '
Master Mason Wiley, the elglit-
years-old son of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Wiley, fell from a tree In the yard of
his parents' home Saturday afternoon
and broke his left arm. .
Sue Ridge lodge, I. O. O. F will
confer the first degree on candidates
this evening at 8 o'clock. Refresh
ments will be served, This is the night
the "mite box" is to be opened.
Blue Ridge lodge No. 205, I. O. O. '
V., will meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at their hall on Church street to con
fer the first degree, after which an
oyster supper will be served. A full
attendance is desired. Visiting Odd
Fellows welcome.
The Asheville and East Tennessee
railroad will run a car from Asheville
to Weaverville tomorrow night for the
accommodation of those who desire to
see "Honey Boy minstrels" at tne Au
ditorium. The car will leave the
square just after the performance.
The first issue of the Bulletin of the
First Baptist church was distributed
yesterday. It is a neat little four
page folder with a picture of the
hurch on the front page, announce
ments of work and worship on second
and third, and director- of officers,
etc., on fourth.
The board of county commissioners
met in regular monthly session today
and the morning session was consum
ed in the transaction of routine busi
ness. It Is likely that the commission
ers will make some arrangements to
have the road engineering done, since
the resignation of J. C. M. Valentine,
which took effect January 31.
There will be a mass meeting of
the citizens of Asheville tonight at
the court house for the purpose of
discussing the advisability of having
the commission form of government
for Asheville, and there will be some
decision it is expected as to whether or
not tho legislature' will be asked to
authorize an election to give the peo
ple a chance to vote on the measure.
There was a large attendance of
Asheville club members present at
the billiard and pool contest Saturday
night. Malone won both games, hut
they were close and Interesting. Tho
result of the billiard game was Malone
150, Waddell 68. In the pocket game,
Malone BO, Gudger and Cocke, 40.
Malone will play billiards and pool
tonight at the Langren hotel against
picked local players.
The bowling committee of tho Y. M.
C. A. will meet this afternoon fo
select captains for the six teams that
will participate in a new tournament
to be started on Wednesday night of
this week on the association alleys.
The last tournament was played by
teams of five men each, but there will
be only three men to the team In the
new tournament. The teams will be
delected by the captains at a meeting
to be held at 1 o'clock tomorrow af
ternoon.
Julius Lowenbein, formerly connect
ed with the Peerless-Fashion Dry-
goods company, has purchased the
Crescent Jewelry and Loan company
at 16 Patton avenue and will hereaf
ter conduct this business, which was
established a few months ago by H,
L. Flnklesteln. It is stated that the
entire store will be Improved and re
modeled. A high class of Jewelry,
cut class, silver, etc., will be kept,
and the loan department will be dis
continued.
At a meeting yesterday of the vet
erans of the Spanish war, Thomas W
Patton camp,-It was decided to have
a convention of the veterans of North
Carolina In Asheville February 20, at
which the five camp of the state will
be represented! These live camps
constitute a division of which John A.
Guffey of this city is provisional com
mander. At the convention move
ments will be inaugurated to organize
camps in all the leading towns and
cities in the state. Mr. Guffey will
soon appoint a committee to arrange
for the' entertainment of the dele
gates. , . ., ......... ,
Oft Batorday F. L. Seely, general
manager of the Grove properties In
Asheville, contracted with . the Roy
crofters of East Aurora, N. Y., to fur
nish band made copper lamps for the
Grove , Park Inn, now ,m process of
construction. . It Is said the order will
amount to about (6000. It was placed
through Victor Toothaker, a represen
tative of the company who came here
for the purpose, to consult with Mr.
Seely as to the number that Would be
needed and as to the style that would
conform to the archltectuw and fur
nishing of the hotel.
Liaimers 1913
MOTOR CARS
' Made In Chalmers Shops.
LET'S REASON TOGETHER ABOUT PRICE.
To you who are considering buying a motor car, we want to offer
a few suggestions on the subject of price. They are based on the ex
perience of thousands of buyers. '
""First1 of all: Buy a real car. Don't economize too closely on the
purchase .price. Economy Is not' tnerely spending the least money.
And buying an automobile at too low a price Is the worst economy
; In the world.
If a man Is going to pay $1000 for a motor car, he surely Is not so
pressed for funds that he could not afford to add enough more to
that $1000 to get him a really high grade motor car a car of genuine
' quality. The additional cost, distributed over the years he will use -'
the quality car, Is nothing compared to the satisfaction of owning
It from the start.. .:-
If you don't get a car of real quality to start on, you will surely
want one later. Many who purchase low priced cars graduate from
what they buy to what they should have had to begin with. But In
doing this they pay from 1300 to $600 for so-called "automobile ex
perience."' ' '"',
You don't need this costly experience. Save the money. Buy a
quality car to start with.
Examine the 1913 Chalmers 'Thirty-Six" at $1950, fully equipped,
- and see if you really are not money In pocket by laying out the extra
few hundred dollars in the original purchase price rather than buy
ing a car at a lesser price only to trade It in later on at a big dis
' count.
Note these splendid features of the 1913 Chalmers cars: See these
cars at our showrooms.
Electric lights, Turkish cushions, Nickel trimmings.
4-forward speed transmission 11 -inch upholstery.
New flush-sided bodies, Chalmers self-starter.
Demountable rims, Long Stroke motor. Big wheels and tires.
Carburetor dash adjustment? Spcedmeter.
30" (4 cylinders) . . . . . . ......... ......... ...... ... ,..$1600
Thirty-Six" (4 cylinders) ........ ... ... ... ....$1950
Six," S-passcnger ... ... $2400
Six," 7-passengcr $2600
Thlrty-Stx," Limousine ... .$3250
Six," Limousine ... ... ... ... ... ... ... .. .. $3700
(Prices include full equipment anu lare f. o.'b. Detroit)
Asheville Automobile Co.
Phone 813 and 814. 15 and 17 South Lexington Are.,
' ..-J i -,l, foclHMMMWIMMMIMW
Dor ureu auu utmuj,
n rt 1 . . CIT I Z j-
wear Dr. Keeas vusmpn ouoes, - .
Prices $5.00. Snappy, warm J MOST PEOPLE
1 U.i1.t -
ana coiiuunuuie ,
Geo. W. Jenkins.
18 S Main St. Phone 125
J. E. CARPENTER
, JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry,
Watch' Repairing my Specialty
No. 8 rack Square -
You Know
1
in Asheville use M. & W, ;
Coal because it is so very
good for the purpose for
5 which it is intended.
Phone 40 for a supply.
Asheville Coal Co.
m99
I
I
Good Coal whon yon
'hum it have you tried
.MONARCH in your heat
er, range or grate? ? This
good coal will burn where
others fail. Sold exclu
sively by -
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114
10 N. Pack Sq.
ELECTRICAL XTUBB3 ?
Portable Lamps, Electric Irona
and Heating Apparatus
. W. A. WA11D
12 Church SL Phon 4.
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
at cut prices during our over-stocked
sale now going on
GEM CLOTHINOCO.
e PATTON AVE.
Laundry
(Phone 70
A Trial ia all we ask. We treat your Iaundrjf white.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING
The kind that makes a good impression on prospection'
customers. .: -:. . - i
ROGERS' BOOK STORE, 39 Patton Ave.
NUT BRITTLE
The Fresh, Crisp," Home Made Kind !
CANDY KITCHEN ' NEAR POSTOFFICK
BLOMBELRG'S
so
Cigars, Tobacco, Sporting Goods and Toys. On the Avenue
The Cracker
With a Mission
Dietetic Bran Biscuit, Laxative and Nutritous, all Cer
eals, No Drags, per package... ... ... ... ....25c
E. C. JARRETT
Two Phones 1920 ' Market Phone 473
HOME COMFORT IS THE
'J Tw- FONDEST HOPE OF EVERY WOMAN
We make home comfort possible for people of very modest means.
Wealth is not a requisite to th is end, nor even atiy considerable
amount of ready cash. Learn about our easy payment plan on the
purchase of furniture of every description.
BEAUMONT FURNITURE CO.
27 South Main Street. ' ; ;
STORE BEING REMODELED. CLOSED FOR FEW
7 ;f i 1 - days
Watch for opening announcement . '
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Lowenbein Jewelry Co.
Successors to Crcsent Jewelry Co. 1G Patton Ave.
YARD
EGGS
COUNTRY
BUTTER
TDETTETTh
jDutteJIa.
HILLS
MARKET
"ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR,"
' A MINIMUM COST
Three in One maximum horse power
ARAB HORSE FEED.
19i3 BUICK 1913
As fast as you like, as silent as a summer breeze, as steady aa a'
pullman car, as slow as you please, as flexible as steam.
That describes the Bulck cars for 1913. . . ,
We have a car of every model of the Bulck 1911 output ' The
fastidious buyer can find a model to suit his most exacting require
ments. Tou are Invited to call and examine the new cars.
Phone 303. ARBOGAST MOTOR CO. 60. N. Main.
BARBEE'S good CIGAR!
That's1 My Business.
Citizens Transfer Company
JUIjIAS woodcock, o .
'FURNITURE MOVING - , 'j
Prompt Baggage Transfer Servic.
' - - Endorsed by.C. O. T. and T. P. A.
THE GRUNEtt SANITARIUM
Ashertue, W. C. No. 90-11 Hay wood street, .. Phone 68
HYURO-TirKRMO-E3JiCIliO and MKCHANO-THERAFT, PIRTIC
tor selected cases at Nervousness, Paralysis, Bayfever, Malaria, Asthma,
Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of Women and other ehronlo disease.
The BATHS AND MASS AGE arm.!K.t.0' IZ.
totb and OK.NrLKMi.W.
Own lis snd TTIaM.
TOE
WANTED Asheville Cleaning
Prissln(r Club has been here satis
fying folks for nearly fifteen years,
and have satisfied a hundred thou
sand people and then some. Phone
8J. J. C. Wllbar. ,
WANTED To paint your house In
side and out; we do a lot of extra
fine puperinir. Also calrlmlnlng
Hiilrklv done and Vith leant amount
of nnllinur flnorn, which Is rleaneil
nil IS. I,. ril-.i:i I l-l.-Vt & Hull.' I'lliim
1 V.
Astievllla Paint blaw Cow formerly
The MIller-Kk-e Paint Co. Icn l'alnl
OYSTERS
FINE SALT MACKEREL
These are fancy New England Shore Mackerel, weighing
about two pounds Caught and packed this winter.
SO Cent Each ' j
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
' We Ship Fish and Oyntcr by Parcel poxt.
Phones 23-289 -315 CITY MARKET
Dr. ifeBrayer has moved his offlc
to room SOI, Legal building.' Olllce
telephone 1S2. V
Grant's No. t Pure ri.irt '
t
Chmnr Vaw. Irr. phone IK
.. it ; -t !Y- -r . ; j
It.. Wh'' '!'n b.'s moved hln
office to I i A I Iei:nl IHiild-
In.;. I !!. .r ii-iin ' '. show you. It
PURE HOME MADE LEAF LARD
' Home Cured Buncombe Co. Hams and Bacon
STAR MARKET PHONES 19171918-1919
"We are the inecessful Caterers to a Variety of Appetites."
PICTUKU FRAMING KODAK FKJISHIMO
Kodak films find Amateur Photogrnphio supplies,
rtman Eodak Co. Agency
Green Bros Furniture Store
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
45 Patton Avenue. ' . -
Paying Business for Sale
We have for sale all tho furniture and household good
of tho Patton Hotel at corner of Put ton Avenue and
Lexington St. Clu-np rents, 24 rooind furnished. This'
is a hitf bargain and will lie taken soon. ('all , us
up for easy terms. Phono 75.
Groesi Bit
C5 Patton
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