Saturday, November 8,
PAGE TEN
THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE - NEWS.
M. & W. INDIAN .
COAL -
Has for more than a de
cade past been the stand
ard fuel in this section. It
has earned this1 reputa
tion by its genuine good
ness and perfect fuel
quality.
Phone 130.
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
INNER GOODNESS
' "Women of refinement always
demand equal care in the finish
of their garments as in the lar
ger details. Such women are
quick to recognize the perfect
, finish and delicacy of PATRI
1 CIAN shoes. Perfectly smooth,
free from knots, wax and
rough seams, just smooth as
a glove inside. PERFECT in
beauty outside. $3.50 and $4.
Guarantee
SHOE
STORE
4 South Main St.
THE GOVERNOR SAID
That Good Roads made
for better education, bet
ter morals and better fin
ancial condition.
BETTER LAUNDRY
WORK 1
Seems impossible to at
tain than what we turn
out in our famous Nichols
"Way laundry work. Try
it and KNOW from ex
perience. Phone 2000.
Astieville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
WEEK OF PRAYER
OPENS TOMORROW
I you
DO NOT NEED
to be reminded this Is the time
to take care of your flowers.
You need a lot of flower pots
and jardinieres. We hnve just
received a car load, prices
right.
THE I X L STORE
22 Patton Ave. Phone 107
The Electrie Store.
Construction
Department
What we do:
Wire houses.
Repair any kind of Electrical
Apparatus.
Rewind or repair Armatures
and Field Colls.
Rebuild and make as good as
new Dynamos or Motors that
have gone through fire.
Install city and Isolated Elec
tric Plants.
We do any thing that Is to be
done In the Electrical line.
PIEDMONT
Electric Co.
14 Patton Ave. Opposite P. O.
Phone 47S
Local 7. M. OVA. Has Prepar
ed an Excellent Program
for Entire Week.
The "Week of Prayer," which is ob
served by members of the Young
Men's Christian associations all over
the world, will open tomorrow, and
arrangements have "been made by the
management of the local association
to carry out the program of the entire
week here. Leaders have been secur
ed for each day, and the opening day
of the observance will be in charge
of Dr. S. L. Morris of Atlanta, who
will speak to the men of the city at
the association building tomorrow af
ternoon at 4 o'clock.
The subjects for prayer for this
meeting will be: The world's alliance
of Young Men's Christian associations,
85S4 organizations with 986,131 mem
bers in 47 counties, its missionary ac
tivities, and the realization of tne
program outlined at the Edinburgh
conference in June, 1913. There will
be singing by the Asheville male quar
tet, under the leadership of Capt. C. H.
Bartlett, and selections will be fur
nished by the association orchestra.
Dr. Morris is one of the best speakers
of the season and a big attendance is
expected.
The following is the program for
the remainder of the week:
Monday, Rev. Dr. C. B. Waller
Subjects for prayer: Faithfulness to
the application of the Gospel in social
and national life; that the associations
may exert a penetrating influence on
society in general, as well as a per
sonal influence on young men.
Tuesday, Rev. Wyatt Brown leader
Subjects for prayer: The raising up
and enlistment of leaders; association
conventions, institutes and confer
ences; special agencies for the train
ing of secretaries, such as the schools
at Springfield, Chicago and the five
summer schools.
Wednesday, Rev. P. H. Mears leader
Subjects for prayer: The mainten
ance of cordial and helpful relation
ships with kindred societies; church
brotherhoods, adult classes and the
student volunteer movement; for work
in the Balkan1 countries; and for the
Moslem world.
Thursday. Rev. E. M. Hoyle leader
Subjects for prayer: The personal
religious life of the members; the
various religious agencies of the asso
ciations; the volunteer workers, teach
ers and committeemen; ami for teach
ers' training classes.
Friday, Rev. W. E. Poovey leader
Subjects for prayer: The witness of
our physical, educational and social
activities to the spirit of Christ; the
witness of the members by life and
word as a means of leading other
young men to Christ; and for classes
designed to prepare men for personal
evangelism.
Saturday, Rev. J. C. Rowe leader
Subjects for prayer: The growth of
the missionary spirit in the American
associations; the increase of system
atic giving by young men, especially
I in the enterprises of their own
churches. .
II CHILD'S LAXATIVE
IS OF FIBS"
Made from fruit Can't harm
tender stomach, liver and
bowels.
If your little one's tongue Is coated,
ft is a sure sign the stomach, liver and
bowels need a gentle, thorough cleans
ing at once. When your child is cross,
peevish, listless, pale, doesn't sleep,
eat or act naturally; If breath is bad,
stomach sour, system full of cold,
throat sore, or if feverish, give a tfia.
spoonful of "California Syrup of Figs."
and In a few hours all the clogged-up
constipated waste, sour bile and undi
gested food will gently move out of
the bowels, and you have a well, play
ful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless "fruit laxative."
Millions of mothers keep it handy be
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels is prompt
and sure. They also know a little giv--en
today saves a sick child tomorrow..
Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which contains directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown-ups
plainly on the bottle. Beware of coun
terfeits sold here. Get the genuine,
made by "California Fig Syrup Com
pany," Don't be fooled!
ALDERMEN DEW THAT
Many Matters of Importance
before Board To Open
Highland Street. '
1
The Following
Telegram Tells
Its Own Story
Detroit, Mich., Oct II, 1111
Asheville Auto Co.,
17 Lexington Ave., Asheville, N. C,
Shipped during October eleven hundred and eleven automobiles.
Just two hundred and fifty one more than In any previous month of
our existence. Orders continue at thirty-five to forty daily. I con
gratulate and thank you and each member of your organisation for
your part in accomplishing this wonderful record.
HUGH CHALMERS.
Chalmers cars are selling even better than ever. They are al
ways leaders. You notice the best looking car on the street, that's
the Chalmers.
Asheville Automobile Co.
PEORI SlS-Sls
NO. 11-17 8. IiEXCTGTOJI ATS.
7 ALL AND WINTER
SHOES
Dr. A. Reed's $5.00 and $5. SO cush
ion shoes for men, comfort ease, snap
and economy, warm and comfortable.
GEO. W. JENKINS "
18 So. Main St.
J. K CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing ay Specialty
Ha. S Pack Boar
PERSONAL CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS MADE TO
ORDER
Drop in and see sample book of cards. Attractive designs. These
cards give a personal touch and make excellent reminders of the Holiday
s:-ntlment v ' .. '
: ' : ROGERS BOOKSTORE.
9 Patton At. Asheville, N. C.
The Home of Good Printing.
Phone 114.
ORDER ICE, CREAM
FOR SUNDAY DINNER
Siw CANDY KITCHEN SK
NEAR VOSTOFFICE. PHONE 118. HAYWOOD STREET
UNFURNISHED RO.OMS FOR RENT
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There was a match last night in the
Y. M. C. A. big pin tournament be
tween the bowlers of N'eoly and
Kindel, in which the former won two
out of three games. The Individual
scores follow:
Totals.
Williams, J. S. 152 141 130 423
Koppleman ... 185 1F.0 145 480
Young 135 180 153 468
Neely (Capt.). 153 182 140 4-75
Grand totals 625 653 668 1,846
Brown, E. B 170 141 194 505
Melton 136 160 139435
Jones 133 133 134 400
Kindel (Capt.) 133 144 139 416
Grand totals 572 578 606 1,756
LICENSED TO WED.
Marshall Gregg to Kntlc Brooks.
Grant's No. 24 Cures Cold and Grip. SSc
Chambers & Weaver, Livery, Phone IS
WANTS
Nothing Brightens
Up a Room Like
a New Rug
It add more to Its appear
, ance than anything you could
buy
Let us show some of our
pretty room size rugs that are
marked ' at such reasonable
prices. ' We can save ' you
money on floor coverings let
us prove it
ASHEVILLE
CARPET HOUSE
IS Church Street. Phone 92 S
Carpets and matting laid with
out extra charge. ;
A P.AT-PROOF STORE.
If you buy groceries from me, you
may feel well assured that no rats
have ever been near them.
O. D. ALLISON,
Phones 31 and 35.
227-lOt.
STOVES.
Perfection Oil Heaters $3.00 up
Wood Heaters 11.00 up
Coal Heaters .....13.76 up
Stove Boards 15c up
Coal Hods 2 So up
Andirons SOc up
Portable Grates 12.00 up
Fire Bhovels So up
ion . i6o up
Pokers .. 10c up
All stoves put up by expert Free.
Brown HARDWARE CO.,
Sole Agents for
Genuine Cole's Hot Blast Heaters.
21 North Main. Phone 17.
111-tf.
At the regular weekly meeting of
the board of aldermen held last night,
matters of importance were brought
before the aldermanic body, including
the opening of Highland street to Ce
dar street; the matter of taxing dai
ries doing business in city; the request
of the civic betterment leasjue, that
trash cans be placed on the street
corners to do away with rubbish .that
accumulates on the streets.
It was brought to the attention of
the board that Carl Ward, the elec
trical inspector, had stopped work
without handing in his resignation.
and as the board did not know wheth
er or not they could appoint a succps
sor until this was done, Ralph Hamp
ton, the fire alarm inspector, was ap
pointed to fill the place until such a
time as a regular inspector would be
appointed.
The bourd voted to open Highland
street to Cedar street, and the matter
of assessing the amount of damages
and benefits to. the property owners
of these streets was referred to a Jury,
with power to act.
I'pon motion it was decided that all
dairies doing business in the " city
would have to pay the tax before No
vember 15, or cease to operate their
plants. At a meeting recently held.
by the dairymen, they refused to pay
this tax, stating that it was Illegal
and the case finally went to the Su
I preme court of North Carolina. It Is
proposed by the board to collect this
tax, and if the case is finally decided
in favor of the dairymen to refund the
monpy paid In to the city.
A matter that was discussed at
great length by the members was that
of forcing property owners or tenants
to make water connections, so as to
improve the general sanitary condi
tions of the city. It was brought out
that a large number of tenants in the
city had not paid their taxes and the
water had been cut off. Then the
question arose as to who was to pay
for the water, and the city attorney
held that the property owners should
be held liable. Instructions were Is
sued to the sanitary Inspector to so
notify all property owners.
To the sanitary committee with full
power to act, was referred the ques
tion of buying new galvanized Iron
receptacles to be placed on the streets
for the collection of rubbish.
The building permits issued last
night are as follows:
Dr. A. W, Calloway, six-room resi
dence on Merrlmon avenue;eatimated
Cost, 13,200.
McCary company, store room on
South Main street; estimated cost
1200.
Woodcock & Glllis, three room res
idence on Herman avenue; estimated
cost, $400.
J. S. Foster, store room on South-
side avenue; estimated cost, $6500.
Forest Hill company, six room resi
dence In Forest hill; estimated cost.
$3,000.
J. M. Acee, five room residence on
Oak Park road; estimated cost $2,600.
Ha rah E. Anderson, three room res-
Ideneo on Cumberland avenue; esti
mated cost $500.
.Strictly Fresh Yard Eggs
40c Per Doz.
E.C. JARRETT
V Fancy Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits.
Store Phone 1920 & 1921. Market Phone 2058
The Merit System Wins Again
It is Interesting to note the draft, and farm horses and mules which
are the hardest worked of any stock, and which took first prices at recent
W. N.'C. Fair were Arab fed teams. It Is wasteful to feed poor feed, your
dealer can supply Arab.
DO YOU
Like for your coal to
. come nice clean lumps in
specially prepared do
mestic sizes T Then order
MONARCH it 's care-
fully sized to meet your
requirements, and so
' you'll want more.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114 l N. Pack 6
GOOD ROADS
AND
GOOD COAL
Mean peace, happineBS
. and prosperity; .where
there is happiness there U
peace and prosperity
M& W. COAL
Lead in goodness and
makes the home comfort
able and. where comfort is
there is happiness.
PHONE 40.
Asheville Coal Co.
W. Ae WARD
ANYTHING ELECTRICAL
12 Battery Park Place
Phone 449
MEN'S SUITS
Latest Winter Styles,
$12.50 to $22.50
GemClothingStore
Patton Ave.
CHOICE MILK-FED CHICKENS,
KIND
THE TENDER
STAR MARKET PHONES 1917 1918 -1111,
"We are the aaoceesfnl Caterers to Variety of Appetites."
JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT BONELESS
CODFISH
Codfish balls are especially nice for breakfast, or creamed cod.
fish makes a good supper dish. '
ASHEVILLE FISH COMPANY
We Ship Fish and Oysters y Parcel Poet. ',
mONKS M-8-M6 CTTT MARKBT, '
PUREST AND BEST
Rumford Baking Powder
- GROVE PARK INN
- GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:30
p. m. Dinner, 6:30 to 8:30 p. m.
Visitors to Asheville although not guests ot
GROVE PARK INN, are invited to dine and inspect
the building.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner Par.
ties, if notified in advance.
Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 p. m., 7:30 to 10:00
p .m
' It is FORTUNATE for a real merchant if his competitor is
a live advertiser who, now a nd then, even tries to "set the
pace for him. It makes store- making a task for MEN. .
8HOE8 made U order, repairing
done qulckjy. rot service phone
its. Champion Shoe Hospital, I
Government 8t, phone 714. Il-tl
SAFETY RAZOR Blades Sharpened
" Ite per dot.
Durham Duplex.. too per dos.
All others lie per dos.
BKUWN HARD WARE CO.,
11 North Mala. Phone IT
ITI-tf
Citizens Transfer Company
JULIAN WOODCOCK, Owner.
We give moving our special attention. Largest vans and most oompfr
tent men in city. Prompt baggage transfer service. Endorsed by U. Ct
and T. P. A. Phone 26. ; 48 Patton Avenue.-
Laundry
Phone 70
Jt Trial to all we ask. We treat your laundry Unite.
Hot Crisp
TOAST
DEALS IN DIRT.
J. 8. Holcombe to 8. D. Hall and
wife, L. A. Hall, property located on
the east side of Border street, 1 10
and other valuable considerations.
B. George Barber and wife to Sam
uel Finesteln, property located on the
east side of Bouth Main street; con
sideration $11,000. i
Asheville Paint tk Glass Co., formerly
The Miller-Hice Paint Co. Lucas Paint.
EARN A SCHOLARSHIP
The Oasette-News Is offering a full
double scholarship in the Asheville
Business college, to a bright young
woman with good education who will
work a few hours a day in their
Editorial rooms reading proof, wHle
taking the 6ourse, and may give per
manent employment as soon as com
plete. Call at the once of The Oasette-News
where all particulars will
be given. If,
Can be made while you wait right before your eyes
on the table.
For Breakfast
k If you use an Electric Radiant Toaster. It browns
the bread just right, quicker and better than any other
method. ,
Asheville Power and Liglit Co.
PHONE 69.
The formal opening of . my , store ,with my new
line will be announced in a few days.
Watch the daily papers. , ' i '.
BLOMBERG'S
SPORTING GOODS AND TOY STORE.
' ' i 17 Patton Avenue.
TURKISH BATHS
The Gruner Sanitarium
31 Haywood Street Tor Ladies and Gentleme
.. . Open Day and Night.
Wilson Heaters
v Coal and Wood.
. Let us put you up one of thei?e Wilson's. They
give you more heat from the same amount of fuel than
any other heater. The price is reasonable; the saving
great Let us prove it to you. .
. V. CREA8MAN, PreaH. I A. CREA8MAK, Mgr.
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Co
v ' PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING
Agents for Acetylene Gas Generators and Compressed Air
. Water Systems Biltmore, N. C.
Yalvesj Pmmps, Water Pipe), Terra Ootta Pipe, Flame Bldg., Pbone SIT.
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