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VOL. XVII. NO. 105.
ASHEVILLE, N .0., SATURDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 8, 1912.
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SPRINGTIME LYRIC CONTEST
Phone
1900
When you find you cannot come up town,
And you want something sent around,
Try the easiest and quickest wav,
Phone 1900, the BON MARCHE."
There a telephone switchboard is installed.
-ftna each department can be called.
9 Central Ave.
-R. G.
Jhe Jtore Jhat Jfas Jhe
Modern Jtervice
Everything else being equ
lo shop at the place that gives
htteen telephones in the store,
Another feature is the He
take in consideration the fact
dred bundles daily, you must
vice. A Chase Motor Truck,
messengers on wheels give p
al, the shopping public prefer
the best service. We have
one in each department.
livery Service. When you
that we send out several h Mi
give us credit for prompt ser
Motor Tricycle and several
rompt and efficient deliveries.
Better goods at smaller price,
A hundred bargains in a trice
1 f once you go, you '1 1 go some more
To Levitt's five and ten cent store!
I. L. FOREMAN.
Lake Erie College, Painesville, Ohio,
Levitt'sStore
Is the new store in the old stand of the Bon Marche, 3
South Main street. It is the store of ten thousand bargains
and a visit to this new bargain headquarters in Asheviile
will convince you that it is a saving of money to trade at
Levitt 's.
Strangers will find in chopping 'round
There is a book store in our town,
Where every line is most complete;
Where price and stock can not be beat;
Tie Brown Book Co., remember well
It leads book stores in all thev sell.
: C. G. TERHUNE.
IF YOU ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT YOUR KODAK
FINISHING
Send your films to us and we will give you work that
li
pleases. Try us with your next roll.
BROWN BOOK COMPANY
Agent Eastman Kodaks.
Just Opposite Postoffice on Patton Ave.
Phone 29.
For things you went, if you are wise,
In our want-ad column you will advertise.
They are cheap and quick and never shirk,
The Gazette-News want- ads do the work.
Now, gentle reader, take a hint;
Insert a want you'll own a mint.
Mr. Business man, on the level,
Gazette-News want ads beat the (printer's) devil.
BEN PETROS.
Confections, ice cream, sherberts fine,
For a little odd change are yours and mine.
Refreshment parlors and cafe, too,
And picnic lunches for me and you.
The Candy Kitchen on Haywood street,
For good things eatable it can't be beat.
MRS. WALTER BOYD.
74 Central a Avenue.
The mixing of drugs
In mortr.rs and mugs
Is a task for precision and care.
And the things that go in
Are all fresh and they win
For Allison's fame everywhere.
112 Haywood St.
A. J. M.
WHEN DOWN TOWN SHOPPING, ENJOY LUNCH
EON HERE.
A complete menu of seasonable delicacies, ice cream,
fountain drink's, etc. Home-made candies, fresh daily.
THE CANDY KITCHEN
HAYWOOD ST., NEAR POSTOFFICE.
Allison's Drug Store
A full and complete line of domestic and imported
toilet requisites at right prices. Oeoot for cut flowers.
City Schools Report
3
4
High
Seventh Grade
"range. . . .
-Montford . . .
4971 266
295 127
575 4(11
r.K'i
Park I 639 290
Anheland .... 40 23.'!
M urriiy j 259 160
-Newton I 35 27
Total .... ,32791860
Kindergarten.
"nmge 129J
I'ark 5
AslielanU 85
Murray 841
Surah Gurrlson..j 68
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4 7294.1
S 3096.6
I litis. I
01 4.. ! : .',
0 6198.6
Oj 6894.4
7 3497.8
5 695.S
743895.7
0 HI "
oj 3686.8
I 989.1
81 4674.k
II 4674.4
Total .' . . . , 412 157
Colored.
''Ihollc Mill. . . 606 358
Hill Bt 338 191
Southslde . . . 20T 12'
Mountain st. .. ioi 71
I 1
Totals . . . ,1251 750.2 859.4
.318388.0
I I
.2 22)95.5
.5 1597.3
0 1695.4
.t 1297.4
Eula
attendance 86.7, tardles 14.
Roll of honor Adlyn Harris
Miller.
Fourth H and fifth A grades, Cora
Stockton, teacher. Enrollment 43,
lcr cent of attendance 96.3, tardles 5.
Roll of honor Frances Young, Car
rie Weaver. Emily Mathls, Fay l.ango,
Margaret Cobb, Elizabeth Boone.
First n grade, Susan C. Dukes,
teacher. Enrollment 45, per cent of
attendance 91.6, tardles 3.
ant) of honor Elizabeth Cobb,
Catherine Faulkner, Margaret Orr.
Madge Morris1, Mary Wilder, Uobert
Morris, Frederick Zurburg.
First G and first B grades, Sue E.
Reese, teacher. Enrollment 34, per
cent of attendance 90.6, tardles 11.
Roll or honor Oladys Robinson,
.lack Glass. William Michalov, Roy
Wilson, Fred Rhinehardt, Otto Hall.
MONTFORD AVENUE.
C T. Carr, principal.
Sixth grade, Carr and Morris, teach
er. Enrollment 46. per cent or at
tendance 97.3, tardles 8.
Roll of honor Sylvia Samuels, Sara
Git, Annie Murphy, Albert Oermld.
Second trade, Mary Mpann, teach
er. Enrollment 43, per cent of at
tendance 97.8, tardles 0.
Moll of honor Jessie Mercer, Elsie
I'rake, Marie Payne. Henry Ledford.
Thomas Cobb, George Robinson.
'Ifth grade, M. C. Nixon, Jeacher.
Enrollment 41, per cent of attend
nce 94.1, tardles 6.
Unll of honor Fifth B: Ethel Mcr
"r. Glenn Carter; fifth A: Ada Ham
lot. fourth A grade, Hstelle W. Hus
"n, teacher. Enrollment U, per cent
f attendance, tardus 9.
loll of honor Huster Murphy.
Helen Jackson, Ben Jones, Kllaalwlh
Hiiness. Carolyn Cowan, Katherlne
''srr, Carolyn Itrown.
Third grade, Eugenia Harrison,
oKAJftiB street Ihilbing.
.1. M. Roberts, principal.
Third R crude. Bona Nichols, teach
er. Enrollment -r, per ceni oi at
tendance 95.7. tardles 14.
I', ill of honor Ethel Hlnckwelder,
Olga Havner, Margaret Israel, Wllma
Reynold. Jessie Whyte, MHton Hra-t-lev.
Henry Jones, Temple Pugh, Eeu
lah Honnahoe.
Sixth A prude. Ruth E. Watts,
teacher. Enrollment . per cent of
ntendance 96.47. tardles .18.
Roll of honor Evangeline Jenkins.
Hugh Moomhnugh. Jefferson Donna
hoe, Dale Beers,
Fourth B grade, Mra E. Morgan,
te.ieb -r. Enrollment 42, fJer cent of
attendance 98.8,.tardlea 3.
Roll of honor Maud Barnes, Hen
rietta Gross, Marlon Jenkins. Bernlre
Morgan. Sloan I'oleinnn. Pierce Mat
thews, Floyd Roberta, John Smith.
Fifth A grsde, Anna F. Carmlchaei.
teacher. Enrollment 38. per cent of
attendance 98.1. tardles 3.
Roll of honor 'ordell Blackweldc r.
Donnle Blackwell. Helen Marlowe,
Francis Strndley, May Easley. '
Sixth B grade, M. Vdelaldn Pratt,
toacher. Enrollment' 15", per cent of
attendance 97.6, tardiyi 6.
Roll of honor TVir Wolfe, Ralph
. . v i . - Marguerite Harmon. Kathci ine
loomls, Bessie Simpson, l-eon Gross
Eiurene Cole. Jean M
Tlghe, Oaks Burton.
Alice Davis, Lillian L
dan.
Hie ha id
aaenfeld,
Hie Jor-
Wrtuht,
attendance 98, tardies 17.
Roll of honor Marvin Blackwelder,
Richard Currier, John Easley, Loy
Hoffman, Robert Luther, Ralph Mead
ows. Stacy Smith. Harold Weir, John
Wythe, Katherlne Tluhe, Pearl
Thompson, Irene Kennedy, Ktncr
Rrnnk, Helen Cannon, Tressle Mosher.
Fourth A grade, B. E. Moody,
teacher. Enrollment 35. per cent of
attendance- 97, tardles 4.
Roll of honor Anna Reynolds, Ola
English, Adabolle Shltlo, John Jarvis,
Lenora Burnette.
Third A grade. Miss Ycatman.
teacher. Enrollment 50, per cent of
attendance 94.45, tardies 10.
Roll of honor Clyde Blackwcll,
Emma Mellenry, Eleanor Smith.
Fifth B grade, Margaret Ware,
teacher. Enrollment 43, per cent of
attendance 93.1. tardles 12.
Roll of honor Gordon Whyte,
Knox Powell, Mary Ray, Rose Stern
berg. S. Bond A grade, Miss Lanier, teach
er. Enrollment 31, per cent of attend
ance 98.98, tardles 5.
Roll of honor Class A: Ruth Lev
itt, Italia Burnett. Class 11: Lillian
Harmon, Katherlne Rollins, Ruth
English, Mabel Dockory, Annie Roh
erts lunula McMahan, Gllle Powell.
F.verett Cnpps, Joseph Sevier, Everett
Smith, James Forester, Stanley Kohn.
George Ixiomls.
Second B grade, Lee E. Dennis,
teacher. Enrollment 29, per cent of
attendance 97.8. tardles 15.
Roll of honor Russell Starnes,
Viola Bell, Marguerite Wolfe, Sadie
Bonus,
Second B grade, Alice Halyburton.
teacher. Enrollment 27," per cent of
attendance 90. tardies 13.
Roll or honor Georgia Hamrlck,
Cecil Conn. Wllllard Redman, Charles
Williams. Maleta McMahan, Ullian
Bohoehtt, Virginia Strndley, Ullian
Rollins, Marie Brown.
First A rade,. Elisabeth Bernard,
teacher Btirollment 51, per cent or
atendanre 97, tardles 4.
Roll of honor Minnie Lyda, I.eRoy
Duvall, Francis Israel, Karl Donahoe,
Edward Gross, James Hare. Theodore
Weaver.
ASIII I, M BUILDING.
J. M't Llgon, principal.
Sixth grade. J. W. Ligon and Mrs
Bryant, teachers. Enrollment 48, per
cent of attendance 98.6, tardles (.
Roll of honor Carl Nelson, David
Klmberl), Eillth t'larke, Mary Payne.
Fifth grade, Helen G. Schartle,
teacher. Enrollment 12. per cent of
attendance 98, tardles 10.
Boll of honor Elisabeth Patter
ns hi.
Fourth trade fUrlhu Herman
teaoher,
. Roll of honor Ruth Chedcster,
Blanche Bouters.
Third grade, May Alexander, teach
er. Enrollment 39, per cent of utlend-
ince 95, tardies 11.
Roll of honor Pierce Henderson,
Florence Cllne, Helen Cline, Kather
lne Frady, Pauline Shuford.
Second grade, Nancy Carter, teach
er. Enrollment 17. per cent or at
tendance 94. 58, tardles 7.
Roll of honor Mary Bowles, Sallle
Wooten, George Willis, Marler Rus
sell.
First B grade. Miss Stewart and
Mrs. Brown, teachers. Enrollment 25,
per cent of attendance 93.2, tardies
10.
First A grade. Edith B. Anderson,
teacher. Enrollment 37, per cent of
attendance 86. X, tardles 7.
Roll of honor Thomas Wrenn,
Claude Britt, Will, am Braman, Lela
Bishop, Edith Landlord. Nellie Woods.
PARK BUILDING.
Queen M. Carson, principal.
First A grade, V. Nichols, teacher.
Enrollment 39, per cent of attendance
99.73, tardles 11.
Roll of honor Bruce Ellor
son, Mary Stepp, Susannah
Frady, Ruby Evans, Bertha Crow,
der, Vivian BuekneV, Billy Bugg,
Clarence Wyatt, Charlie Maxwell, An
drew Carter.
First B grade. M. Davis, teacher.
Enrollment 42, per cent or attendance
98.74, tardloe 8.
Roll of honor Frank Barrett,
Howard Clarke, Thomas Eller, Morris
Hawkins, Mace Itevls, Thelma Beal,
May Ellison, Mamie Morrow, Hattle
Merrill. Mary Wallln.
Second A and B grades, E. F. But-
trick, teacher. Enrollment 43, per
cent of attendance 98.88, tardles 9.
Roll of honor Sarah Betts, Lear
HosknilU. Willie lxdford, Fay Cook,
Earl Black, Thurman Black, Henry
Devlne, Albert Dougherty. Gordon
Simmons.
s. cnnd B and third A grades, I.
Mi l. Wortliam, teacher. Enrollment
56, per cent of attendance 98.89, tar
dles (.
Roll of .honor Margaret Frady,
Myrtle Miller, Eva Redmond, Evle
Boyd, Margaret Francis, Edith Rob
inson. Third B grade. Mrs. Haskell, teach
er. Enrollment 45. per rent of at
tendance 9.88, tardles 10.
Roll of heno VVJJIIam Hough. Ona
Pettlt.
Fourth grade. Hannah M. Test,
teacher. Enrollment 14, per cent of
attendance 17.91. tardles 5.
Roll of honor Gladys Chandler.
May. Hugh Devlne, Jake Hoskovitz,
Charlie Briggs.
Fifth grade, O. M. Irick, teacher.
Enrollment 32, per cent of attendance
97.678, turdies 11.
Roll of honor Evelyn Burton.
Sixth grade, S. It. Morris and Q. M.
Carson, teacher. Enrollment 27, per
cent of attendance 97.4. tardles .
MURRAY BUILDING.
Mrs. M. W. Williamson, principal.
First B and second A grades, Fran
ces Suttie, teacher. Enrollment 33,
per cent of attendance 96.7, tardies 12.
Roll of honor First B grade: Helen
Allison, Dora Johnson, Annie Laura
Parrls, Ruth Simpson, Gertrude Ten-
nant. Second A grade: Homme l'ors-
ter. Wade Worley.
Fourth grade, Minnie Lyda, teacher.
Enrollment 19. p"er cent of attend
ance 97.21, tardies 2.
Roll or honor Fourth A: Loxous
Foster, Thomas Monday. Alfred Monk.
Fourth B grade: Eva Williams, Mamie
Itevls.
Third grade. L Kate Hanlcy, toach
er. Enrollment 40, per cent of attend
ance , tardles ,12.
Roll of honor Ray Steelman, Har
ry Steele, Moyce McCall, Allyn Owens,
I'nuline Saunders.
Second B grade, Rosa Qulnerly,
teacher. Enrollment 31, per cent of
attendance 96.81, tardles 3.
Roll of honor Arthur Kale, Ruo
Emma Dickinson, Bonnie Norton,
Marguerite Simpson.
Fifth grade, M. W. Williamson,
teacher. Enrollment 22, per cent of
atendanco 93.31. tardles 4.
Roll of honor Edgar Michael,
Ruth Lamb, Ada Monk, Minnie Wor
ley. First A and First B grades, Eugenia
Rowe, teacher. Enrollment 25, per
rent of attedance 98.11, tardles 1.
IMPORTANT TO MOTHER
A record of slxty-ne years oontlsn
sns use of "Mrs. WlnsloWs toothing
Syrup" by mothers In all parts of the
world, Is the highest praise that any
remedy for "children teething" has
ersr received. Every year the yonns
mother follows In the footsteps of
her mother and Bndt Mrs. WlnsloWt
Soothing gyrus to be Las favorite, and
o It has ions oa for a period of six
ty-8ve years Millions of mothe.
aavs used It for their children wall
teething with perfect suoosaa. H
soothes the child, softens the gure
allays all pain, cures wind ooMo and
Is the best remedy for diarrhoea. Sols
by druggists and medietas sealers la
of the known wens Twaa
Roll of honor First A grado: Earl
Butler, Alonzo Monday, Jesse Rodgers,
Vernon Brown, Geraldine Womble,
Winona Worley, Mildred McCoy, Mary
Annis Peacock. First B grade: Arbey
Penley, Marian Ward.
smosdsm gsssssi ansa Bass) I
SOUTIISIDK BUILDING.
H. A. Loc, principal.
First grade, C. A. Bough, teacher.
Enrollment 59, per cent of attendance
95, tardlts 13.
Roll of honor First A: Allic love
Willie Mae Williams, Charley Mobley.
First B: Grant Bern', Frank Bluford,
Ruby Fortune, Christine Mills, Thom
asina Counts.
Second grade, R. E. Fortune, teach
er. Enrollment 30, per cent of at
tendance 94, tardles 10.
Roll of honor Allen Clinton, Albert
Greenlee, Mattlc K. McDonald.
Third grade, H. A. Iee, teacher.
Enrollment 37, per cent of attendance
97, tardles 5.
Roll of honor Sylvester Smith,
Willie Hall, Edith Ramseur, Mattle
Moss, Carrie Pendland.
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ting from append let Us and has been
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nervation and treatment All MM
gagements of the Duka and Duchess
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Easily Proved Lady (to small boy
who is fishing) I wonder what yout
father would say, If he caught you
fishing on Sunday. Boy I don't
know. You had better ask him.
That's him a little farther up the
Nil cam. Llppineott's.
A sprained ankle may as a rule be
urod In from three to four days by
upplying Chamberlain's Liniment and
observing the directions with each
bottle. For sale by, all dealers.
TRUSTEE'S 6ALE.
By virtue of the power ot sale
contained In a certain deeu or trust
made by Joseph W. Ducker and wife,
Mary Ducker, to the undersigned
trustee, dated August 23rd, 1909, and
duly recorded in the office of the
register of deeds for Bunruinbe cc-un-
ty, N. C, In book or mortgages and
deeds or trust No. 78 at page 421
to which reterence Is hereby made,
and default having been made In the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by said deed of trust whereby the
power tf sale therein contained has
become operative, the Bald undersign
ed trustee will, on Tuesday, the 18th
day of June, 1912, at 12 o'clock noon,
sell at public auction for cash, at
the court house door in the city of
Afhevllle, county or Buncombe and
state or North Carolina, an undivid
ed one-rourth interest in and to th
tollowlng lands and premises, situate,
lying and being In the county of Bun
combe and state of North Carolina,
adjoining lands of F. A Lance and
others, containing twenty-live acres,
and being the lands and premises ron
veyed by F. A. Lance to Mary Duck
er and others by . deed dated Feb
10th, 1898, and duly recorded In the
office of the register of deeds for
Buncombe county. N. C, In deed book
No. 119 at page 208 et sen . to which
reference is hereby made for metal j
and bounda
This May J.lth. 1912.
W. U. JACKSON. Trustee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
The undersigned having qualified as
administrator of Ned Wasson, deceas
ed, lata of the County of Buncombe,
v u- of North Carolina, requests all
persons holding accounts sgalnst this
estate to present them within twelve
months or this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery.
All persons Indebted to the estate
will make Immediate payment.
This the 3rd day of May, 1911.
JERRY WtON,
Administrator of Nod Wesson, deo'd.