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MORE HEAT UNITS IN
M & W INDIAN COAL.
Those who rise it say it
lias superior qualities for
every purpose.
Phones 129 and 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
SO Patton Ave., Druhmor Bldg.
CHINA, GLASS, ENAM
EL, TIN, ALUMINUM
WARES
Variety, Quality and
Values.
I. X. L. DEPT. STORE.
16 BROADWAY
Pbone 107. Lanjren Bldg.
2,000,000 Women
Use Hot Point
Electric Irons
Their, Reasons
1. Always cool handle.
2. Point always hot.
j. Cool-Grip, removable switch
plug.
4. Non-scortching attached stand.
6. Heating element 'guaranteed 10
years.
. Price only $3.00.
Buy yours at ;
PIEDMONT
Electric Co.
64 PATTON AVE.
. Opp. P. O.
GOOD
SECOND HAND
PIANO
for
$110.00
at
DUNHAM'S
MUSIC HOUSE
Distributor
Pianos.
of High Grade
n
Reliable
HOURS
8 to 6
I SUNDAY r j a
io ,o i Dentistry
(INTtlE SUCTION
Come here In the morning
and hHve your old teeth extract
ed Fl'.KE. and return home at
nightwlth a NEW (temporary)
set that (Its perfectly. Diseased
gums treated. Missing teeth re
placed) without i plates 10
years' 'guarantee.
Set oPTeeth
.$5.00
Gold Crowns $4.00
Bridge Work $4.00
IDEAL
PAINLESS DENTISTS
f BllUnoreeAve. Over Zagclr's
Greatest Efficiency
vLeastWaste
MONARCH coal gives
a quick fire. It produces
big volumes of intense
beat and bums steadily
until consumed right down
to the last pinch. Lay in
row winter coal now.
Southern C02I Ca
Those 7C0 10 II. i'ack Z.
1 1rat?OT3?ffi I
and keep you in comfort
later. Pepsi-Cola gives you
the most wholttomt sort of
brain refreshment and body
vigor. Each benefit which it
brings is tvtrlasting benefit,
because Pepsi-Cola is purr
healthful. Fruit, pepsin and
stimulating oils in it, quench
thirst, aid digestion, relieve
fatigue. Everybody likes its
tart, rare flavor.
PEPSI-Cola
gives you what you want most, on
a hot, stifling summer day. It's
original. It's different. Keept
you happy and clear-headed for
any work which you should do.
It is safer to drink than water,
for it is filtered, purified, tested
and proved. Drink Pepsi-Cola
when your body nuanU refresh
ment. Ask yourself the question
"Am I thirsty, NOW?"
In bottle At
Founts
Hli OF -SHIFT
BY LOCAL WOODMEN
Yesterday members of Balsam
camp, No. 1, Woodmen of the World,
conducted Impressive services at the
unveiling of the monument which
marks the grave of the late Barclay
L. Orr, killed in an explosion at
garage in this city some months ago
More than 200 friends and relatives
were also present Including members
of Pisgah lodge, No. 32, Knights of
Pythias, of which the deceased was a
member.
Standing around the grave of the
I decease. Woodman in wedge-shape,
emblematic of woodcraft, the ritual
of the order was carried out, A
i quartet sang a number of selections
1 and Mrs. Neptune Buckner rendered
1 an appropriate poem.
The monument Is a handsome gran
ite shaft with appropriate design.
rHOLI SPECIAL" BUTTER
tOO TO ISHEiLE'S FAM
Asheville is famous throughout the
country for its climate, water, air,
pure milk and other attractions to
the list of which must now be added
butter whose color and quality are at
tracting attention.
The Carolina Creamery of this city
haa placed on the market a brand of
butter known as "Carolina Special,"
and the first shipment made was
10.000 pounds to Savannah. The ofil-l
mam. r.9 thA nnIM I hi n if .t.tall t K I . m, inn
ing at the hoard of trade rooms that
they recently received a letter ad
dressed .simply to "The Manufactur
er of Carolina Creamery Butter,
Western North Carolina."
Asheville la so well known In ao
many different waya that It hen long
been almost Impossible for a letter
Intended for delivery here to be dis
guised ao that It would go astray.
Many Asheville Readers Have
Heard It and Profited
Thereby.
"Opod newa travela fast," and the
many bad back sufferers In Asheville
are glad to learn where relief may be
found. Many a lame, weak and ach
Ing bark la bad no more, thanks to
Doan'a Kidney Pllla. Our eltlaena are
telling the good newa of their experi
ence with this tested remedy. Here
la an example worth reading:
Miss S. E. Jenkins, 174 BUtmore
avenue. Asheville, aaya: '1 find tht
the work I do la hard on my bark and
the result la frequent backaches.
had heard of Doan'a Kidney PlHa. ao t
cot eome and one box waa all
needed to remove the pains from my
back and make me feel better gen
erally."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't aim
ol ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan'a Klnev Pllla the aame that
Miss Jenkins had. Foster-Mllbura
Co., Propa, Buffalo. N. Y,
' DOES YQIIR HOOF LEAK?
then phons 1 147 for the Roof Doctors
II. Broadway, Asheville Roonng
Heating Co. The good TINNERS.
THE
mm
ACCIDENTS
HEREJfESTERDAY
Miss Moore of Mission Hospital
Injured and two Auto Ac
cidents Occured.
As the result of her horse slipping
on the wet street. Miss Ada Moore, a
member of the Mission hospital staft
of nurses, was thrown to the street
and sustained several very painful
although not pevere wounds about
the head, face and shoulders yester-
d ay afternoon.
It Is stated that Miss Moore was
rtdlng with a party of friends along
Charlotte street when her horse lost
his footing and slipped, the rider fall
ing over his neck. She was at jnce
taken to the hospital, nearby, and
given treatment and it was stated that
she was resting easy today.
Machine litis Street Oar.
In attempting to cut across the
street In front of the 8:15 o'clock
street car going out Montford avenue
i last night, the automobile being driven
by J. M. McCanless and filled with
several members of his family, struck
the street car and was damaged.
According to several passengers on
the street car. Mr. McCanless was
attempting to cross to the wrong side
of the street, in order to avoid another
auto In front of him and was unable
to miss the street car. The accidont
happened near Margo Terrace.
Although several ladies were In the
mac hine, it Is stated that no one was
injured.
Another Accident.
The large automobile belonging to
Dr. V. I Dunn and being driven by
Dr. C. D. W. Colby, yesterday after
noon, while coming into South French
Broad avenue from the Sherwood
sanitarium collided with a machine
belonging to Chambers and Weaver
and being driven by Lawrence Hud
son. Both machines were damaged
and were taken to local garages, al
though no one was injured.
LEAVES HERE TONIGHT
Rev. N. C. Hughes, archdeacon of
North' Carolina In the Episcopal
church, who for the past week has
been engaged here in work In behalf
of the prisoners on the state farm,
will return to his home In Raleigh
this evening. Rev. Mr. Hughes has
made many friends and aroused pub
He interest and sentiment in behalf of
the prisoners to an encouraging de
gree while in Asheville.
His specific object In coming to
this city was to create sentiment and
secure financial aid In the work of
erecting a house of public worship,
to be Interdenominational, for the
use of the convicts on the state farm.
For many years. Rev. Mr. Hughes,
working under Bishop Joseph Blount
Cheshire of the diocese of North Car
olina, has held services, worked
among and assisted in every way the
prisoners on the farm, looe.ted In Hal
ifax county, and Is thoroughly famil
iar with the work and haa been found
by those who have held conversation
with him on this subject while In
Asheville to be most Interesting.
Rev. Mr. Hughes received gener
ous donations while in this city and
haa made many friends here. He
hopes to complete the fund of 14,000
during the coming year and has
great hopee for the excellent results
which will be obtained In rendering
aid to the unfortunate whose lot,
without such efforts, Is to be forgot
ten. The human association, brother
ly love, material and spiritual aid
given the prisoners through the chan
nel of an Interdenominational house
of public worship on the state farm
has met with recognition In Asheville
as a most commendable undertaking.
On the first Sunday In September
Mr. Hughes haa been invited to aa-
dress a union meeting of all congre
gations In Reldsvtlle. While in Ashe-
ille Mr. Hughee at the Invitation of
Father Hall made an address at Bt.
Marya chapel.
IS HELD BY U. C. TJ
Well attended and marked by ex
cellent music and timely addresses the
banquet held Saturday evening by the
members of the Asheville council.
United Commercial Travelers, waa an
occasion of much enjoyment Con
gressman Jamea J. BrKt made the
principal speech of the evening, talk
ing on 'The Old and New Ways of
Trade." The speaker declared that It
la today hard to fled a traveling sales,
man whose prime ry Ideas profit ra-
gardlese of the claaa of goods sold.
An effort la made, he said, to sell
goods that will make friends.
Rev. 1. B. Williams, chaplain to
strangers, delivered the invocation
and later made a short talk. A. L.
Hyrd of Charlotte, president of the
Travelers' rPutectiv association In
thla stale, and Charles O. Lee, secre
tary of post F, made short addresses,
A telegram from Secretary Jose-
phus Danlele eipreaeed his regret at
being unable to attend and stated that
travel Ing men have an opportunity to
be of great service to their cour.try
and to their fellow men.
Ilrltlsh Onlsrrs Provision.
Lima, Peru, Aug. - The rtrltlh
cruisers Kent and Newcastle arrived
hare today and began taking on provisions.
ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
ljrc MICr1ELIN-POUNDED-832 J 'mi
I S Asheville ' ; - v : : I
I I . Automobile Co. 1
II 1! - , . Tires Supplies -y j
li 11 ' Gasoline Oil ... I
i ll I We Solicit Your Patronage j I ;
i l i Offering Prompt Service I
jjl ll ' Best Quality 11
j S I . For Example I 11.
ill , Let Us Tell YouVWhy ' mi
Asheville Auto.Co. jj
II I ':; 18 and 20 Church St. y ' J I I
P' E(ONE QUALITY ONLY-THE BEST) ill
Fine Correspondence Cards 35c
Why pay 50c elsewhere for same quality? Fine quality
perfect writing surface; gold edge. See Window.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
59 Patton Avenue Rogers Pre; S Patton Anenue Phone 254.
Seasonable Delicacies Cooked
to Order
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
Haywood St, Near P. O. Phones 110 and 111. .
WE HAVE FOB YOU
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS
LET US HAVE YOUR ORDERS
HILL'S MARKET
TELEPHONE PEAS
THEY ARE FINE QUALITY
HEAD LETTUCE, CRISP AND FRESH
EDWIN C. JARRETT
GROCERIES, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
12 NORTH PACK SQUARE AND CITY MARKET
The Best of Everything to Eat
STAR MEAT ON THE TABLE
Means a Satisfactory Meal
STAR MARKET, Phone 1917
"We are suocensful caterers to a variety of appeal tea."
SEED RYE
New Crop Seed Rye. We have just received a shipment of new crop
seed rye and we are In position to fit any size order.
A great many of our cuatonvers are sowing Rye and Clover tototh
er and get very satisfactory results. In thla way you get a crop ol
Rye and the benefit of the Clover to turn under In the spring. Sow
one-halt bushel of Rye and en peck ot Clover to the acre.
Rye, Country stock $1.15 Per Bushel
Rye, recleaned stock ... ... .... ... ,. ... $1.15 Per BomIiq;
Less quantity
Choice Crimson Clover .. ... 00 Per Bushel
Fancy Crimson Clover 0 Per Bushel
L. R. STRICKER
Whoiewale and Retail Reliable Seed That Grow
Corner College and Lexington Telephone 1616
Furniture Moving Our Specialty
Sand and Cinders for sale in any qnantity.
CITIZENS -TRANSFER CO.
48 Patton Ave. ' Phone25.
WEAVER.VILLE,
And Lalto Juanita
DANCING AT THE) LA KB TUESDAY AND THT7R8DAT NIGHTS,
SWIM MI NO AND BOAT! NO EVERT DAT.
MUSIC BUND AT AFTE RNOONB. ,
CARS LEAVF. PACK SQUAR8 EVERT HOUR ON TIIB HOUR
A8IIEYIIXE EAST TENXESKKIl RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ticket office opposite Langren Hotel,
Phone 3 or 4.
Made to Measure Suits -
Agent f of The Royal Tailoring Co.
Let us take your order. Sampled are
up to date. .
GEO. W. JENKINS
If BROADWAY.
Nichols
Way
Washing
Always gives perfect sat-
isfaction because it is per- j I
feet work
Asheville Laundry .
J. A. Nichols. Mgr.
13 Penland St, Asheville.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Premier Carrier of the South
Schedule figure published only aa
Information and not guaranteed.
Effective June 2"th, 1915.
No. ARRIVES FROM Hastern Time
5 Lake Toxaway -11:30 a. m.
7 Lake Toxaway ...... .. 6:15 p. m,
Savannah ad Jackson- . - .
ville . i2:10 p. m.
11 Washington, New York,
Norfolk & Richmond. . 2:40 p. m.
12 Chattanooga, Memphis
St Louis, Louisville, Cin
cinnati ...... ....... 2:05 p. m.
15 New York & East. .. .11:59 a. m.
18 Murphy 6:30 p. m.
20 Murphy 1:47 p. m.
21 From GoWsboro ..... 8:00 p. m.
22 Waynesville 8:40 a. m.
27 Charleston, Columbia.. 8:10 p. m.
28 Cincinnati, Chicago
Memphis, Chattanooga
Birmingham and New
Orleans .10:20 a. m.
35 New York and East.. 2.40 a. m.
4 1 Spartanburg, Atlanta
Montgomery and New
Orleans .. .. 11:15 a. m.
49 Macon. Atlanta 7:40 a. m.
102 Bristol, Knoxvllle,
Chattanooga 10:55 p. m.
No. DEPARTS FOR Eastern Time
6 Lake Toxaway ....... 6:45 p. m.
8 Lake Toxaway 9:05 a.
10 Savannah, Jackson
ville 4:10 p. m.
11 Knoxvllle, Chattanoo
ga, Louisville, Cincinnati
St Louis 2:55 p,
12 Richmond, Norfolk,
New York, east . . 2:25 p. m.
16 "Washington, East .... 6:45 p. m.
IT Waynesville and Mur
phy 8:30 a. m.
19 Murphy, Wayneevlllo. . 1:20 p. m.
21 Waynesville 8:16 p. m.
22 OoldRboro . 8:50 a. m.
27 Chattanooga, Cincinnati, Memphis
Birmingham, New Or
leans 8:80 p. m.
28 Charleston ..10:80 a, m.
36 Richmond, Washing
ton, East 6:20 a. m.
it Columbia, Atlanta .... 7:00 a. m,
IS Atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, New
Orleans 8:80 p. m.
101 Bristol, ' Knoxvllle,
Chattanooga f:10 a. m.
No. 22 Parlor car between Ashe
ville and Goldsboro.
Through sleeping eara dally from
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, Louisville, Norfolk,
Charleston, Jacksonville, Savannah,
Cincinnati, St Louie, Memphis, Btrm
Ingham, New Orleans, Montgomery,
Atlanta, Macon.
Dining caia on trains I, 10, 27 and
n.
J, H. WOOD, Dlv. Passenger Ajrent.
Telephone 817,
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and - Sine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
STOb Pack Square.
The White "30"
Touring Car
'A comfortable motor car for fire passengers ast)
the incomparable White four-cylinder, SO horse-power
motor. The exclusive family car.
. Demonstrations on request, -
The Incomparable White,
4-30 Roadster ,-,. I2G50
4-30 Touring .....wv.,.. $2650
4-45 Tourlnfir,, ......... 3800
. 6-60 Touring ,E 5500
,F. O. B, Cleveland) .
Asheville : Motor Sales Co.
PHONE 10C0. i 67-71 EROADWAf,
MONDAY, AUGUST 3, 1915
SUMMER S
COOKING , j
Is made more comfortable
and done better when you j
use the best coal
1M r XM I
AA. . s T .
Coal
PHONE 40
I Asheville Coal Co.
F. M. WEAVER. Manager.
North Pack 8quare.
Make Your Porch Comfortable
And attractive by using Walte Gra
Rugs. These ruga are extra quality,
fast colon, beautiful designs, and cos)
no more than the Inferior grad,
BEAUMONT FURNITURE CO.
Home - of Furnltnre Values.
S7 BUtmore Avenue. 1
Street Car Schedule.
, In EJIert Nov. 94. W14.
Kelllco and Return 6:00, M'
6:10 a. m.
Riverside Park 6:16 and every
minutes until ll:oo p. in.
. Depot via. eontnaiae Avenue 5;j
a. m. and every 16 minutes until l:ij
p. mH then every -4 H minutes ustll
8:46 p. m, then every 16 minute u.
til 11:00 p. m.
Depot via. French Broad Avenue-.
6:00 a. ra. and every 15 minutes until
li:uo p. m.
Manor 6:00 a. ao. and every 11
minutes until 11:00 p. m.
Charlotte Street Terminus 6:00 i
m. and every 15 minutes until 11:M
p. m. 11:20 car runs through; return
leaves end of line 11:00. v
Patton Avenue 6:00 a. m. and r. I
ery 16 minutes until 11:00 p. m.
East -Street 6:00 a. m. and tvm
10 minutes until 11:00 p. m.
Grace via. Merrlxnon Avenue 0:01.
A am. han awawv lit mlnt I
v.av w. .... . ... u " w. J unuu I.
til 10:30 d. m.; then averv 20 mln. V,
utea until 11:00 p. m.
Bill more 6:15 a, m. and then even !
16 minutea until 11:00 p. last ear,
Depot and West Asheville ikv I
South aide Avenue 6:80 a. m. and nil
ery 16 minutea until 11:00 p. m.
Sunday Schedule Differs In the ti,
lowing Particulars:
Car leaves Square for Manor 6:00 1,
m., returning 6:16 a. m.
Cars leave Square for Depot n
bouthalde avenue 6:00. 6:15. 0:11,
7:k, 7:0, 8:00 and t):10 a. m. Cm
leave Square for Depot via, Fructi
Broad venue 6:18, 6.80. :48, 1:11,
7:46 ana 8:16.
Car for rtepot leaves Square 8:41 fc
mH both Bohslde and French Brow.
First car vvea the Bguart lof
Charlotte street t 6i00 a. m. ant tw
ry 80 minutea unCM 8:80. next 1:41
First car leaves the Squara lot
Riverside 8:10. neiv 1:45.
First ear leaves the Square for
AshevUla 6:16, 7:00; next 1:80..
with the above except! ona, Bnnaaf
schedules commence at 9:00 a. m. iM
continue same aa week days.
On evenings when entertalntamtl
are In progTeaa at the Auditorium Uw
laat trip on all lines will be from e
tertalnment, leaving Square at rra
lar time and holding over at Audli
tortunt.
. Car leaves Square to meet No. Vi
night train. 10 minutea before acksii
. i . -
THE CALL CO.
IT BTLTMORE AVENUB. v
Sells For Cash and ,
Sells For Less v"
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