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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASHEVILLE, N. C., MARCH 29, 1914
The Question Is,
where can bay the best
ICE CREAM FREEZER?
. Ob that la simple Jn construction,
thoroughly well made, easy to put
together, absolutely hygente, ry to
clean, requiring leaa labor to operate,
quickest freesing and with reasonable
care will laat a lifetime.
The answer Is
BUY AT LAWS
Jisk for the celebrated
ALASKA FREEZER
gala shews the , . wonderwortdng
ai stating spoon dasher.
THE NORTH POLE
la the small all metal freeser.
It Is (built with the same care
and en the . same lines as the
higher priced freesers, but
with tub of metal Instead of
weed.
1 qt fixe IMS, J qt, $140.
J. H. LA IV
99 PATTON ATE,
WE ARE NOW
located at
i 14-16 N. Main St
V LANGItEN BLDQ.
with a complete Una of house
hold outfits. ,
'SJHBlBSSSBaaSSMBVBSBMBSSBW
ThelXL Dept. Store
1414 N. Main Sh Fbona 107
SOME OAT WE WILL MAKE
TOUR GLASSES
.Why Not Now?
Our i Intelligently applied sr
j' vice maanr better glasses
i for yon.
Oiarles 0. Doness
Optometrist and Optician.
M ration Ave Opp. Postoffloe,
HUSBAND ARRESTED
FOR DESERTING WIFE
DOCK CAMP IS LOCATED AT
CLEVELAND, TETN.
Wife Made Complaint to Sherlffe Of
Accra, Family Wow In Deplor
able Condition, It Is Said.
J
Dock Camp, charted with deserting
hi wife and several small children
at Aaheville several weeks age 'has
been located at Cleveland, Tenn., ac
cording to advtcee received at the
sheriff's office yesterday afternoon
from the authorities at the Tennessee
city. The -arrest was made follow
ing the complaint of the slater of the
prisoner about a week ago. The tele
gram reoervefl yesterday stated , that
the prisoner would return without
requisition papers.
Aocordlng to statements made by
the deserted wife and the sister ot
Camp when tthe complaint was turned
In to the sheriffs department, Camp
left his home suddenly one night,
without warning, with the wife sick lit
bed and practically nothing In the
house with which to feed the chil
dren. It Is stated that the neigh
bors and charitable organisations have
been, supporting them since, but that
they are practlaally destitute at the
present time. 'The boarA of county
commissioners was appealed to for
transportation for the prisoner and
an officer will (be sent to bring him
badlg immediately,
; It was stated by the sister of the
prisoner that the latter left Aahevllli
with another woman. Bhe also elated
that he bought two ticket for Knox
vllle at the Southern passenger sta
tion and this gave the officers a olu
as to the direction taken. The report
was also circulated that Camp bad
gone to Spartanburg but notice was
received from the authorities at that
place that no one answering the de
scription sent could . be located
there.
The condition in which the Camp
fatnlly Is reported at present Is said
lo m the worst that Has come before
the attention of the authorities In
several months. It Is stated that for
several weeks the mother and chil
dren have been barely subsisting on
the food given them by the kindness of
the nelghbora
None
Better
::; And seldom an equal can be
found that measures up In fuel
quality with our famous :
..M.&W.
COAL
'f -PHONE) 4ft. '
Asiteville Coal Co.
.'. North Pack Square. '
r. U. WEAVER, Manager.
95
DIXIE MOTOR CO.
BUICK
11885
Phone SOS. S3 to 00 N. Main
CITIZENS
TRANSFER
COMPANY
48 Pattern Ave.
Phone 25.
TV's are prompt, reliable and
responsible. Merchants' haul
ing, furniture mo'ln. ttoreg e,
packing and shipping. Prompt
baggagu transfer fcorvi:e. En
dorsed by U. C. T. 1T.F.JL
Across tho Styx.
. 'Here's a, shade won't give Mi
name," announced the Imp who has
registering guests.
"What does , he say " inquired
Satan.
"Says to put him down as John
Doe." ' , ;
"All right, and lust put htm tn the
oven to bake.' Louisville Courier
Journal, '
BINGHAM SCHOOL
ojexessNaaasssnasj
Excellent Game at Blversldo Park
a
Yesterday Afternoon Pitcher Keet-
. er the- Star. ' '
Bingham baseball team went down
In defeat before the Farm ' school
boys yesterday afternoon in a base
ball game at Riverside park. The
final score was 4 to 0. This was the
second game ' that the cadets , have
participated In this season and HUN
practice has been Indulged in on ac
count of Injuries to players. Keeter,
star pitcher for the Farm school, wm
In the box and the Bingham boys
oonld do little with his bendera He
gave up only seven hits during tho
fray and struck Out ten ' batsmen.
This kind of pitching backed up by
excellent fielding, caused the down
fall of the caOeta
In the fith Inning Farm school
bunched three hits, scoring two ns
and in the seventh Keeter helped win
his own game by doubling to right
with two men on the sack.
'Williams was the star for Che
Bingham team, handling many hard
ohances at .third that out off runs.
He made oae error:
The scots:
Bingham AB. It. H. PO. 11 E.
Awtrey, cf 4 0 1110
Williams, lb 10 14 4 1
Webster, sa ......... 8 0 0 S 11
Hlllard, M 4 ,0 10 0 1
Craig, If 0 1 1 0 0
Hoaks, rf ....... 4 0 1 0 0 0
Hineon, lb , . . , 4 0 t 0 0 0
Floyd, o ..... 4 0 1 T I 0
Chambers, p ..v. 10 0 1 I 0
Felll, p 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals: ,11 0 T IT It I
Farm School AB. It. H. PO. A-E.
West, lb ........... 4 10.110
McThemy, 3b .. S 1 1.4 1 .1
Keeter, p ....... 4 0 I 0 4 1
M. West, ef 4 0 0 0 0 0
Wnherts, . ... tV 1 0 11 8 0
Beady, tb ....... 4 0 0 0 1 0
Shape, If ........ I 11 0 0 0
oung, rf '........'4 11 0 0 0
Rudgeman, of ... I 0 S 1 10
Totals: ........ H 4 ST 11 t
TOUR LAUNDRY WORK.
To bring home the relation of tu
berculous (households to all others, the
Mississippi state board of health ha
sent out a dodger showing laundry
Work being done by an afflicted fam
ily. It recalls the beginnings of the
agitation against the Washington al
leys, . When Jacob A. Rlls, nosing
around the middle ef a bloc, found
the eenate'e towels drying in one of
the worst alleys. The Survey.
Summer Flowering
Bulbs
As soon as weather favors
hipping we shall be able to
supply bulbs of Gladiolus, Tub
erose, Tlgrldia or Shell Flower,
Trltoma or Red Hot Poker
Plant, Tiger Uly, Hyaclnthus
Candlcans, Plain and Fancy
Leaved Caladlum or Elephant
Ear. All bulbs of first quality,
direct fremhe grower 7. and
sure to bloom this season.
Grant's Pharmacy
i ; Drugs and Seeds
Arthur M. Field Co..
announce
A Special Sale of Pearls
NCLUDED in this special lot are a few
Oriental Pearls of fine sheen and pleasing
color that are now priced from $4.50 to $117.00
rHE sweet'water Pearls, which have been
sent in from time to time by the pearl
fishermen of Tennessee, are mostly of irregular
shapesknown as baroque pearls and in
clude a large lot at 10c each and 'smaller lots
which are priced at 25c, 30c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50
and $2.00 each. There are also a few finer
Tennessee Pearls that will cost you from $31.50
to $58.50 each
Your saving is from 10 per cent to
25 per cent
Arthur M Field Co.
CHASE AND ARREST OF
AN ALLEGED OFFICER
WALTER BAtKD TAKEN IX TOW
BY THE POLICE.
Man From Detroit Claims to be Po
lice Officer and Attempts to Make
Arrest with "Chicken" Badge.
Chased from a garage on Pealand
street down Patton and : CUngman
avenues to. a point near the, Southern
railway passenger station, Walter
Balrd, alleged to have been repre
senting himself .as an officer from
Detroit, was arrested yesterday morn
ing and lodged at the police station
on a charge of Impersonating an
officer. The chase attracted wide
attention as the streets were crowded
with, early Saturday morning shop
pera As the ohase progressed the
pursuers Increased lj number until It
assumed the appearance of one of
the popular comlo moving picture
plays so often portrayed on the can
vas. According to statements mads by
the prisoner and the men responsible
for his capture to the police, Balrd
came to Ashevtllle a few days ago
and calling at the garage asked to
see Mrs. Jack Sonscrant It Is stated
that he claimed to be a Detroit po
lice officer and displayed a bad
It Is also stated that he represented
himself as having been sent by the
father of Mrs. Sorsrorant to get her
to return to Ontario, Canada. Mrs.
Sonscrant claims that Baird said he
had been to the local chief ef polloe
and that he had been authorised to
make arrests.
Fearing that the alleged officer
might cause trouble for them and
desiring to be as pleasant as possi
ble and to avoid publicity, It is stated
that Mr. and Mrs. Sonscrant Invited
Balrd to attend the performance at a
theatre Friday evening, which he
seemed delighted to do. After the
performance Balrd is alleged to have
tolllhem ihatjrhllftlhe dutyjwould
be painful, he would call for Mrs.
Sonsorant Saturday morning to take
her to Ontario.
In the meantime the 4 husband
called at police headquarters to In
quire of Chief Charles N. Jjominao if
the alleged officer had been to see
him as was claimed. The chief
stated that no such man had been to
see him and told the husband to call
the police as soon as Balrd came to
the garage the next morning. This
Sonscrant did , but Balrd Is said to
have heard the message and taking
warning fled down the avenue.
. An amusing incident occurred fol
lowing the arrest, when the prisoner
was searched at police headquarters.
When the lapel of his coat was
tarned back and the badge revealed
it was noticed that Instead of the
regulation badge worn by police offi
cers, engraved on It were the words:
"Chief Chicken Inspector, No. 7-.1J,"
MusteJUUta. ;.
CtsrSfM Hut
Lots of lively new weaves
this Spring; many from
European weavers that
have heretofore not
beerf used: in ready
clothes.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
have brought over a
large variety of new
things; you get the
benefit.
Look at what we can offer at $25
and more, and as low as $18.
Don't pay too little to get real
value.
M. V. MOORE & CO.
This store Is the home ot Hart Schaffner ft Marx clothes
DUNULP HATS, MANHATTAN SHIRTS.
11 Ration Ave.
Phone 78.
There's a Time Limit.
"While you' were standing In the
doorway, telling the sweet young
thinroodtt)lghtrrdid-lt-aver-dawn
upon you" . e
"Oh, not X never stayed that late."
Judge.
"FOUNTAir
COMPRESSED AIR
SPRAY
Order ICE CREAM for Sunday Dinner
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB GATE.
NEAR POSTOFFICE. PHONE 110. HAYWOOD STREET
TJNFT7RNIKrTKI ROOMS FOR RENT
Convivial Obstacles.
Tipper I sometimes wonder why I
never rwechert .it. in iif
Caniid Friend There have be
too jnany bars in year. way,, my boy.
Don't Hesitate
but come In and call for what yon want. Anything and everything
In
Sportlno Goods, Toys, Fancy Goods, Novelties, Leather Goods
Thousands of other articles that yoo might need.
THE STORE OP VARIETIES
BLOMBERG'S Sporting Goods
and Toy Store, 17 PATTON AVE.
Corned BEEF
TMs is especially nice sliced cold for sajidwlchesxaIso Bast Quality
CHIPPED DRIED BEEF " .
STAR MARKET
FOR VINEmRDS, GARDENS AND
SMAUj ORCHARDS
WITH TWO-FOOT ORCHARD EX
TENSION. With Galvanised Steel Tank'. . 90,00
WH)h Polished Braes Tank.... 90.50
Write for Circular.
SPRAT MATERIALS.
Information about Spraying cheerfully
furnished.
T. S. Morrison & Co.
0-84 Patton Ave.
The Sooner You Order the
Sooner You'll Ride Your 1014
; INDIAN
MOTORCYCLE
Those who ordered at this time
' last year recelveA their ma
chines promptly had their
mounts ready at the opening of
the riding season.
Those who ordered later were
disappointed because they could
not get immediate delivery and
' the Indian factory .worked day
and night trying to keep up
; with a landslide of orders.
Therefore, we , suggest to the
man who wants Ills Indian early
that he consult with us now
that he study the 1914 Indian
Catalogue that he arrange for
an Indian demonstration at our
store.
We want to give our .patrons
good service, prompt deliveries,,
ample attention. Help us to do
so by coming to see us now
rather than later on.
114 Indians from $200 to
9326. F. O. B. factory.
J. M. UEARN & CO.
No. 4 Battery Park Place
THE MARKET
OV QUALITY
THE MARKET
OF QUALITY
RICEFIELD LAMB
We Furnish Mint With Each Order
Brookfield Butter Country Butter.
TURKEYS-DUCKS
MILKFED BEOILERS. FRYERS
HILL'S
THE HOME OF
WESTERN MEATS
Ask Your Neighbor.
THE HOME OF
PEERLESS PRODUCTS
Try a ton of our Blue
Gem or Jellico Lump
CoaL There is noiie
better.
Offloe Phone XII
Yard Phone lit
We sell Wood and Kindling. '
Ashe ville Dray, Fuel &
Construction Co.
Phones: 1917, 1918,-1919.
e'HuwTsucoeisfurterera"
so a variety ot appetites
' Everything
ELECTRICAL
for the
AUTOMOBILE
Elgin Electrlo Vfbrator Horn,
complete with cord and push
. button, brass finish ..... 93.50
Dean Electrlo Vibrator Horns,
' complete with cord and push
button, black enameled with
nickel trimming ......93.83
The A. B. Trumpet Vibrator
Horn, complete with cord
and push button, blaok
enameled with nickel trim
ming.. ...se.oo
The A. B. Trumpet Motor
Driven Horn complete with
oord and push button. Hack
enameled with niokel trim
ming .... .... ...910.00
If you are looking for an '
electrlo horn you should se
our Una
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
4 Patton Ave. Opp. P. O.
NEW PERFECTION OIL
COOK STOVES.
t Burner . .,95.00
3 Ituraers ...... 9T.&Q
9 Burners ........... ...90.80
4 turners .....912.00
Brown Hardware
Company
99 NORTH MAIN ST.
PHONE 91.
. II. Arthur
Sheet Metal Works
MEADOWS & ARTHUR
4 Market St.' ' Phone 9119
Burpee's Spencer
Sweet Peas
' I have Burpee's re-selected Superb Blend which is the very beet
2 So per ounce.
I also have Burpee's Qrandiflora Mixed. 15o' per ounce. Mailed
at these prices. -If you want a pound or more the prices are
cheaper.-- ,
L.R. STRICKER
99 WEST COLLEGE STREET PHONE 1629,
, Wholesale and Retail Seeds and Poultry Supplies.
Cob Cigars.
The vest pocket size. The best 3 for 5c on the
market Try them and he a pleased customer.
ROGERS GROCERY CO.
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS, ASHEVILLK, N. CU PHONE 98
- - DANIEL WEBSTER FLOUR.
Our Delicious
Asparagus Tips in Cans
.Will take the place of the fresh cut grass and you
can be sure it is always fresh and tender.
YATES & McGUlRE
97 . Haywood .
Phone 1711 and 1714 i
City Market
Phone tS4
Fresh Columbia River Salmon
A Choice Meaty Fish That YoaH like .
Astievllle Flsti Company
CITY MARKET PHONES 289-290-315
APRIL VICTOR RECORDS
ME READY
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