Saturday, Nov. 22
PAGE TEN
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE - NEWS.
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Always clean, free from
smoke and dust,,, and
burns to almost no ash at
all. About one third more
bulk in ton of coke than
in ton of coal, Dampen
slightly and it ignites
readily." Have a dustless
and smokeless kitchen.
v Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
THE PATRICIAN
I For ladies is the utmost per
fection in shoe construction.
jThe superlative merit of de-
sign, in making, and in finish,
rail express those masterly
i touches which captivate ladies
I who KNOW what is correct
I in fine footwear. All leathers,
$3.50 and $4.00. ;-r $
SHOE
STORE
4 South Main St.
Guarantee
THANKSGIVING
LINENS
. Think about the linens
for the Thanksgiving
table NOW. Send them to
be done the
, NICHOLS WAY
and you'll be thankful
you did so. "Perfect"
that's the word and the
only word which ade
quately describes our
work.
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
ROASTERS
No anxiety about burned
roast if you use an I. X. L. per
fect roaster. Special priced for
ten days.
THE I. X. L. STORE.
22 Patton Ave.
Phone 107
urn
The Electrie Store.
Construction
Department
!Wnat we do:
Wire houses.
Repair any kind of Electrical
Apparatus.
Rewind or repair Armatures
and Field Coils.
Rebuild and make as good as
new Dynamos or Motors that
have gone through fire.
- Install city and Isolated Elec
- trio Plants.
We do any thing that Is to be
done in the Electrical line.
PIEDMONT
Electric Co.
14 Patton Ave. Opposite F, O.
Phons 471
JOINT
BOARD
flLDM MEET
Quarantine Ordinance Passes
Second Reading Other
Matters Considered.
MOTHER IS CHILD'S
S
NO SENSATIONAL .
OFFERS
Ours is a store of honest and
dependable values In all kinds
of floor coverings.
We purchase our stocks with
this one thought in mind that
our customers give us their
confidence, and rely upon our
honesty and Judgment ' when
. they buy the goods we recom
mend. . . -
When reliable, time-tested
lines of carpets, rugs, ait
squares, mattings, etc., are sold
on a very moderate profit
there's no opportunity for sen
sational offers. .
Our chief tlalm for a share
of your patronago Is the fact
, that we sell you floor coverings
upon whli'h you may depend
for yearn of satisfactory wear,
and we sell you better goods
for tens money.
ASHEVILLE .
CARPET HOUSE
IS Churnh Street. Phono 2
. There waa a meeting of tho joint
board of health last night, when a
few matters of business were taken
under consideration. The new quar
antine ordinance passed Its second
reading, but with the understating
that It is not to be finally passed upon
until December 19. This decision was
made because one member of the
board stated that there are certain
clauses in the ordinance that he ob
jects to, and that this objection Is
held by a number of the citizens of
the city. When Its consideration is
brought up again, all who are inter
ested In it will be given a chance to
discuss any objections that may be
made.
There were several applications be
fore the board from people who de
sire to conduct places for tubercular
patients, but these were also . . held
over until December 19, when all
licenses for such houses In the city
will expire. At that time all of them
will be considered at once.
Immediately following the joint
board meeting, the regular weekly
meeting of the city board of alder
men was held, when only a few mat
ters outside of tho routine work were
taken up. The chief question dis
cussed was that of changing the
grade of West Haywood street near
the plant of the Asheville Milling
company. This question was Intro
duced by M. D. Long, who stated that
the paving of cobble stones has been
worn down until it Is hard for a team
to pull any kind of a load over the
hill. It was the consensus of opinion
of the board that something should
be done about this at once, and the
street committee was instructed to
confer with property owners affected
and report any agreement reached at
the next meeting of the board.
It was unanimously decided to give
the employes of the city a full holi
day for Thanksgiving, and a number
of small matters were discussed, after
which the following building permits
were granted: Henry Hood, 39 Grove
street, repairs, $300; L. Blomberg, 17
Patton avenue, changing front of store
and walls In rear, $3000; Merchant &
Boyles, West Woodfln street, repairs,
$800; Barber Brothers, Market street,
11-room building, $7200; Eugene Wil
liams, Maiden Lane, lour rooms, $400;
Brown-Miller Shoe company, 47 Pat
ton avenue, repairs, $350; G.W.Hard
ing, Clyde street, repairs, $200.
If cross, feverish, constipated,
give "Caifornia Syrup of
Figs."
Don't scold your fretful, peevish
child. See if tongue is coated; this Is
sure sign its little stomach, liver
and bowels are clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn t
eat, sleep or act naturally, has stom
ach-ache, indigestion, diarrhoea, give
a teaspoonful of "California Syrup of
Figs," and In a few hours all the roui
waste, the sour bile and fermenting
food passes out of the bowels and you
have a well and playful child again,
Children love this harmless "fruit
laxative," and mothers can rest easy
after giving it, because it never falls
to make their little "insides" clean
and sweet.
Keep it handy, Mother! A little
given today saves a sick child tomor
row, but get the genuine. Ask your
druggist for a 60-cent bottle of "Cal
ifornia Syrup of Figs," which has di
rections for babies, children of all
ages ana lor grown-ups piaimy im
the bottle. Remember there are coun
terfeits sold here, so surely look and
see that yours is made by the "Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Company." Hand
back with contempt any other fig syrup.
HER
m
IT IS
ILEDfGlI
Soldier on Furlough Murdered
Army Officer Makes Investigation.
GBAI6 NAMES DELEGATES
To Celebrate Hundredth Anni
versary cf Ghent Treaty in
Richmond.
Governor Locke Craig has named
the North Carolina delegates to the
celebration that will be held In Rich
mond on December 3 and 4, for the
one hundred years' peace between
English speaking peoples, under the
treaty of Ghent The list includes
Dr. S. Westray Battle of this city and
Is as follows:
Lleut-Gov. E. L. Daughtrldgo of
Rocky Mount; Walter Murphy, speak
er of house, Salisbury; Secretary of
State J. Bryan Grimes, Raleigh: A. U.
Andrews, jr., Raleigh; Col. W. G.
Lamb, Williamston; Dr. S. Westray
Battle, Asheville; Gen. J. S. Carr, Dur
ham; Major H.'A. London, Plttsboro;
Capt. J. C. Mlchio, Durham; J. H.
Currie, Fayetteville; R. D. W. Connor,
Raleigh; Joseph G. DeR. Hamilton,
Chapel Hill; Mrs. Annie E. Bailey,
Wilmington; Mrs. James Sprunt, Wil
mington; Mrs. ' E. E. Gregory; Salis
bury; Miss Mary H. Hlnton, Rnleigh;
Mrs. Marshall Williams, Falson; Mrs.
T. W. Thrash, Tarboro; Mrs. Lind
say Patterson, Winston-Salem; Miss
Adelaid Meares, Wilmington; Mrs.
Eugene Rellly, Charlotte; Mrs. A. B.
Andrews, sr., Raleigh; Miss Julia Al
exander, Charlotte;, Col. Benehan
Cameron, Stagvllle; Major John W.
Graham, Hlllsboro.
..Little Agnes came Into the house
wearing a woeful look on her chubby
race.
"Why, what Is the matter, Agnes?"
queried her mother. ',""
"Oh," she replied, laying her hand
on her stomach, "I've got an awful
headache under my apron."
Nov. 25th and 26th, Eastern Star
Bazaar, Y. M. C. A. Building. 240-4t
Chambers ft Weaver, Livery, Phone II
WANTS
90c saved on $2.00 worth. ,
$1.00 worth of Wrlgley's Spearmint
gum
$1.00 Bisque Doll. $1.10
O. D. ALLISON
Phones 31 and 35
, 240-Bt
I have bought the entire output nf
the Rams company tomatoes ami
beans, which took both prizes at the
W. N. C. fair. The quality Is first
class. I will make a special price for
the next $0 days on these goods. Call
and get my price, or telephone No. 11
or 36. O. D. ALLISON,
H0-Gt. Phones II and 15
SHOES made to order, repairing
done quickly, for aervtce phone
us. Champloa Shoe Hospital,
Oevsmmeot Bt, phone 724. Il-tf,
The Beauty of the
New Chalmers . i4Six".
in Design and Finish
Style, Beauty, Quality, 'Class" are . apparent in
every line, in every curve of the new Chalmers -V Six."
Placed alongside the most expensive automobile their
ear is not merely unsurpassed, it is really unequalled in
those qualities that delight the eye and satisfy the own
er's pride.'
Let us $koi7 you more superior points in this splen
did car.
Asheville Automobile Go. '
PEONS S1S-I14
HO. tS-M a IifiXESGTON ATM.
TOYS, DOLLS, WAGONS, GAMES
And everything imaginable that makes .for joy of boys
and girls of all ages. Especially fine display, of BOOKS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS
ROGERS BOOK STORE.
$8 Patton Ave. Asheville, N. C. ' Phone ISt.
. ... The Homa of Good Printing. ,.
ORDER ICE, CREAM
FOR SUN DAY DINNER
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
NEAR 'OSTOFFICIB. PHONE 110. HAYWOOD STREET . '
, UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. , . . ' . '.
According to a visitor in the city
from Andrews today. Captain James
E. Shelly of the United States army,
stationed at Chlckamauga Park, Tenn.,
was In Andrews this week investigat
ing the killing of Corporal Luther
West, who is alleged to have been
killed at a party in Graham county
several days ago.
It is said that West was on a fur
lough and was visiting his brother,
Walter West, who lives near Andrews.
and that while there he attended a
party. Two young men are said to
have started a quarrel and West step
ped up to them and asked that they
stop the disturbance while the party
was going on, when one of the men
by the name of Jordan is alleged to
have turned on West and fired three
shots into his body, killing him in
stantly. ..
It is said that Jordan made his es
cape and at the latest reports had been
cuptured, although parties were or
ganized to hunt for him. Officers all
over western North Carolina were no
tilled of the killing and asked to be on
:ie lookout for tho man.
The tragedy is Bald to havo caused
considerable excitement and that feel
ing towards Jordan has been very
high. West was a young man and is
said to have had a large number of
friends in and around Andrews. .
Just what Captain Shelly was able
to learn in regard to the killing, or
what steps, If any, that the war de
partment will take in the matter Is
not known.
We Are Receiving
nice ripe Grapefruit now. Prices 10c, 12 l-2o and 15c.
E. C. JARRETT
Fancy Groceries Vegetables and Fruits, the best the
. . , . Market Affords. . - ;
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FALL AND WINTER
SHOES
Dr. A. Reed's $5.00 and $5.60 cush
ion shoes for men, comfort ease, snap
and economy, warm and comfortable,
GEO. W. JJLNJUJNS
18 So. Main St
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing ay Specialty
" No. C Pack Sajaare '
MONARCH
, Is just the coal you
want for range or grate,
because it kindles quick
ly, burns steadily making
an intensely hot fire.
Every lump burns y clean
no clinkers.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114
19 N. Pack B
thanksgiving
::" coal
;; phone 40 for
:: 1 M.&W. .'r
I - And you'll be thankf
; ; for the unequaled qC
;; of that coal. It
- WAYS uniform,
:: you tuy in one ton or t
; ; ton lots.
:; . PHONE 40.
:: Asheville Coal ft
$25.00 MEN'S SUITS lUu
Uncle Sam'. Pawn
JO a Main street, win muL
next 10 days 200 fall suits, flnol
thlbet, fancy grays. broW, Z
mixed worsteds, all sizes, iZv
tn an other store, our sdmui J
914.50. , Stan
UNCLE SAM'S, 80 Sonth Mm,
MEN'S SUITS
Latest Winter Styles
$12.50 to $22.50 '
Gem ClothingStorc
6 Patton Ave.
1 BULBS FOR FALL PLANTING
' All Spring Flowering Bulbs Should Be Planted by 'tho Close of November. -Don't
delay If you want your garden gay next"r-prlng; We have the
best tn Hyacinths, Tulips, Nareissus, Lllltes, Iris, Etc. Also a complete
line of Hardy Plants, Hardy Climbers, Hardy ' Shrubs, Hardy Evergreen
Hedge Plants, Hardy Ornamental Evergreens thut Beautify and Make the
Home Look Cherry during the cold winter months. All successfully plant
ed in the autum. . Write today for catalogue and Special Prices on what
you want. .' . VALDESIAN NURSERIES,
, . . .. , . ' 1 Bostlc, N. C.
PUREST AND BEST
Rumford Baking Powder
GROVE PARK INN
GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:31
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.': ';;;':'V..-;
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner Pit,
ties, if notified in advance.
Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 p. m., 7:30 to 10:05
p.m.' -::; '.'"'-"- v. !
1
fl WILL
GO TO BLACK iUITi
Members of Vance Camp Will
Install New Camp at v
That Place.
It's to your Advantage
to phons usi before .placing insurance on your automo
bile we can quote you interesting rates.
FIRE; liability, collision
FREDERICK RUTLEDGE & CO.
' , :; : Phone 1478. ' -,
Almost 100 members .of Vance
camp, No. 13.344, Modern Woodmen
of America will go to Black Mountain
tonight at 7 o'clock for the installation
of the recently organised camp at that
town. Woodmen from other ' nearby
towns will also go to Black. Mountain
tonight, and It Is expected that at least
2G0 visiting Woodmen will be present
for the ceremonies.1 . '. - .
District Deputy I. O. Bagwell re
cently organized the camp at Black
Mountain and states that about 36
men applied as charter members and
no doubt others will come In- tonight
The new camp will be called Mount
Mitchell, and It Is stated that some of
the leading men of the town are
among the charter members. '
After the ceremonies are completed
tonight, a banquet will be served to
all the Woodmen, and several promi
nent speakers are on the program for
addresses, among them Judge Thomas
A. Jones and Solicitor R. R. Reynolds
of this-city, and Dr. J. O. Anderson of
West Asheville, 'besides several of the
Black Mountain members will make
talks.
The Asheville woodmen will return
to this city at t o'clock 1 tomorrow
morning. ,
Qui, Being Tired
l et I s Help You
' "Say, mother," asked Edgar, "when
I grow up I'll 'be a man, won't IT"
"Yes, my boy," answered the
mother, "but If you want to be a man
you must be very Industrious at schoo'f
lnrn how to behave yourself.
Ton must not be laxy."
"Why, motherf asked the . little
boy. "Do the lasy boys turn out to be
women when thy grow up?" .. . .
It yon are tired of kitchen drudgery.'
; . COOK WITH GAS. V
' If you are tired of building fires.
COOK WITH GAS.
If 70a arc lirod of rllltliifp kindling.
COOK WITH GAS.
: . If you are tired of dirt and soot,'
;" COOK WITH, GAS. V.
. - If yon are tired of big fuel bills,
:. ; COOK WITH GAS., ,
.If you are tired front overwork, '
. ' COOK WITH GAS.
HUNTSMEN
Will find my line of hunting goods the largest in the
State. Everything in the Pun line. Ammunitioa
Prices are right. Come in and let me show you through.
BLOMBERG'S
SPORTING GOODS AND TOY STORE. !-"
. 17 Patton Avenue. , - ,
LOCATE
The article of merchandise that is imitated most,
and you have found the best. How does Arab
Horse Feed apply to this!
HALIBUT STEAK S
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
We Ship Fish and Oysters by Farcel Post. .
CITY MARKET PHOIVFS 2S-2H9-SI.V
Grant's No. 14 Catra Cold and Grip. tiv
A 1 to and rarrlngn painting. Mo
Rary Co. CS S. Main street. 2IO-2flt
Asheville Power & Light Co.
PHONE 69.
Citizens Transfer Compan;
; JULIAN WOODCOCK, Owner.
1 ' We give .moving .our special attention. Largest vans and most oon
tent men In city. Prompt baggage transfer service. Endorsed by U. CI
and T. P. A. Phone 25. ' 48 Patton Avenue.
Laundry
Phone 7(
A Trial 20 all we uk. We tern your laundry whit 1
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY WHILE THEY LAST
COUNTRY BACON, 10 TO 15 POUND STRIPS 17 CENTS PER
POUND, PICNIC HAMS 12 l-2c , POUND, SWIFTS FRESHUM
HAMS, 18c POUND. ,
; MAR MARKET PHONES 1917 1918 - UH.
, ' . . "We are successful Caterers to a Variety of Appetites."
; We have a special price on the Wizzard Mop. We can
furnish you the mop, regular price $1.50
1 Quart. Polish $t00
both for $1.B0. They are convenient and sanitary Let
us send you one. . V
J6. V. CIIEASMAN, Prrsfs. I A. CREA8MAN, Mgr.
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Co
PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING
Agents for Acetylene Gas Generators and CoVipressed -Air.
Water Systems Biltmore. N. C.
Illdg., Phone 3211.
Anhevllle paint GIsks Co., form.Tlj
The Mlller-Ktce Paint Co. Lnoas Paint. V siren, Pomps, Water Pipe, Terra Cotta Pipe, Plata
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