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Tuesday, January 6, 1914.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE - NEWS.
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M. & W.
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COAL LEADER
This famous coal en
joys leadership for grate,
stove or range.
PHONE 130
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
GUARANTEE THICK
SOLED SHOES
For the snovrv bad weather
MONTHLY MEETING DF
THE EDUCATION BOARD
A Number of Matters Relative
To Schools of County Taken
Up Yesterday.
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WHO CARES? LISTEN!
Tape's Diapepsin" Makes
Sour, Gassy Stomachs Feel
Fine at Once.
keeps the feet dry and warm.
.Waterproof.. (Jot a pair today.
Guarantee StSbe
4 South Main St.
BIG DISCOUNT
ON ALL GOODS
Tor School and Church
entertainments,
The I. X. L. Dept. Store.
22 Patton Avenue
Phone 107
Many matters of Importance were
before the County board of education
at the meeting held yesterday after
noon in the office of the superintend
ent of county schools. Nearly all the
matters brought to the board's atten
tion were acted upon, although several
of them were held open until the next
regular meeting- ot the board, ;
February 10 was the date bet for
the local tax elections for the graded
schools tn the Flat Creek and Mace
donia districts and the following men
were appointed as officers of the elec
tion; V. H. Chandler.:, registrar, and
Oscar Sams and Cecil McElroy, Judges,
for the Flat Creek district T. M.
Knight, registrar, and Have Tate and
Henford Moore, judges, for the Mace-1
denia district. ." .-'.-. I
The Ward . ordered -' Superintendent.
W, II. lllpps and ti. P. Gaston to sell
tho Miller. Hill and Luther Hill school
sites. These sites have been -abandoned
by the consolidation of the two
schools. This is following out the
plans of the present board to consoli
date, two schools in the same district,
where it will. work to the advantage
of all concerned.
The superintendent was instructed
by. the board to give a certificate '.of
Information in all the cases of school
tax errors in the county to the county
board of commissioners in order that
the matter can be brought before the
county board of education at once..'
It was ordered that all lumber not
UFed in the building of , the Irfieestcr
: school building bo sold by ( tsear
: Duckett,. The board decided to cover
' the new building 'at Leicester- with
metal 'shingles, but left the mutter so
that if the. patrons of the district wish
to advance the money for a better roof
it can !" done.
The board ordered that $2 be paid
out of the general fund in each school
district for each of the teachers for
two day's recitations.
Time it ! In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No indigestion,
heart 'burn, sourness or belching of
gas, add, or eructations of undigested
food, no dizziness, bloattng, foul
breath or headache.
Fape's Dapepsin Is not for Its
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and most
certain Indigestion remedy In the
whole world, and besides it is harm
less. Millions of men and women now eat
their favorite foods without fear
they know Pape's Diapepsin will save
them from any stomach misery.
Please, for your sake, get a largo
fifty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin
from any drug store and put your
stomach fight. Don't keep on being
miserable K!'e is too short you are
not here long, so make your slay
agreeable. Kat what you like arid di
gest it; enjoy it. without dread or re
bellion in the stomach. .
Pape's Diapepsin belongs In your
home any way. Should one of the
family eat . something which don't
agree with them, or in case of an at
tack of . indigestion,- . dyspepsia, gas
tritis or stomach derangement at day
time or during the night, it is handy
to give the. quickest, surest relief
known.
Four Speed
Forward
Transmission
One of the largest elements In the durable flexibility of the
the NEW CHALMERS '"SIX" Is the four-forward speed transmis
sion a feature formerly obtainable only on high priced cars, now
this can be nad on the CHALMEKS "SIN" for S2.K5. Come In and
see this splendid car.
Asheville Automobile Co.
niONE 312-314
NO. 18-17 B. LTESXNGTON ATE.
Men's Rubber Boots $3.80
Women's and Children's Rub--ber
Shos .. . . . ;50, 75, and $1.00
Men's Rubber Rain Coats $5, $10 and
$1 $.50. Women's and Children's Rain
Coats, $1.50 to $3.50. Umbrellas from
50c to $2.00.
Geo. W. Jenkins.
18 So. Main St.
J. E. CARPENTER
JIWELEB
i Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing my Specialty
Ho. Pack Bfuuw
.GET FREE TICKETS TO BUSINESS SHOW
' Globe-Wernlcke Business Show that will be of interest id, business .
men, help save Tune , . - v.. .
SOGERS BOOK STORE.
.39 Palton Avenue. - Rogers Press. - - 30 Patton Ave. - - Phone 254
REMOVAL NOTICE.
NICHOLS WAY
WASHING WHITE
LIKE THE
SNOW FLAKES
PHONE 2000-
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
Dr. L. W. Elias has moved to the
Medical building. 2T8-7t,
Art Pottery company, property locat
ed in -Limestone, township; $3 and
other good and lawful considera
tions. T. J. Qv.-nby and wife to: Black
Mountain Lumber: company, tracts of
.'land situated ill Black Mountain; con
sideration, $2000. .
J. G. stikeleather atulWife foMyra
r. Oardner, property on Livingston
street; $1,0 and divers other consid
erations. Forest Hit! company- to J. M. Par
ker, property on the Arden road; $10
and other valuable considerations.
S. A: and. Flora P. Lynch to Myra
B. Gardner, property on View street;
I $10 and other good and lawful consid-
er.n linr
Gay Green and wife to J. R. Ingle
and wife, land In West Asheville; con
sideration, $260. .
Hot Drinks for Cold People
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
NEAR -OSTOFFICIC. PHONK 1 18, HAYWOOD STREET
C.MTRXtSIIEI) RO()!S FOR RENT.
CSSSSsSDBBC
HAVE OYSTERS FOR SUPPER
THESE COLD EVENINGS
ASHEVILLE FISH COMPANY
CITY MARKET PHONES 1)0, 2S0-313.
bee
LITERARY SOCIETY IS
Boys of Y.-M. C. A. Will En
gage in Debates and
Declamations.
CHICAGO NATIONALS
GO TO TAMPA FEB. 16
PIEDMONT
Electric Co.
WIRING AND REPAIR
DEPARTMENT
We repair anything Electric,
al. Quick Service is our mot
to. Don't got discouraged If
any of your Electric Appliances
get out of order, we nn furnish
a man to make it go. If you
have any Electrical Installa
tions to be made let us give
you an estimate. We carry a
large stock of Electrical Goods,
which enables us to give inter
estlng prices and quick service.
An Important decision of the boys'
ovcrning board of the Y. M. l A.
was made at a meeting of the board
last night, when it was decided to or
ganize a literary society for the pur
pose of developing the debating pow
ers of the younger members of the
association. Tho methods of conduct
ing the society -will be outlined by u
committee which was appointed lnsti
night, with Charles Tennent as chair
man, and which will report at the
next meeting.
The boys will have the full co-operation
of the management of the asso
ciation In the conduct of this new so
ciety, since the need of such an or
ganization has long been felt. There
will be declamations us well as de
bates and It is believed that the work
of the society will be a great added
attraction for the boys of the city.
It was also decided at this meeting
last night to send letters of thanks to i
I W. K. Collins,' director of tho orehes-1
tra; II. A. Dunham, director of the i
Vlctroln. concert; and the members of I
the Ladles' auxillury, whose co-operation
helped in making the "open
house" celebration such a decided
success,
Chicago, Jan. C The - nicago Na
tional league baseball team will leave
Chicago February 1G for spring train-1
ins at Tampa, Fin., President Murphy
announced yesterday. Murphy and
Manager livers went to Cincinnati
last night to attend the meeting of the
National commission, and Murphy i
said he expected to make a few
trades In players. ''.-'.
The Nationals will play training!
trip games as follows: March 12, 13.
14, Philadelphia Athletics at Tampa,
Fla.; 17, 18, 19. Philadelphia Athletics
at Jacksonville, Fla.; 20, Savannah at'
Savannah, Ga.; 21 und 22. Memphis:
at Memphis; 2B, 27, 28 and 29, Louis
ville at Louisville; 30, Evansville at
Evansville; 31, Terre Haute at Terre
haute; April 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5, Indian- :
apolls at 'Indianapolis. ;
Ed Walsh's signed contract was re
ceived at White Sox headquarters
here today. ..
1 Sanitary Edible Bran
put up in hmoi'lined, clean, sanitary dust proof pack
ages. .
E. C. JARRETT
12 N. Pack Square and City Market
For
Base-Burners
And Underfeed furnaces
use our "Schuylkill" An
thracite coal in the chest
nut size. It produces a
fire of furious heat and
wonderful lasting quality.
Southern Coal Go.
' Phone 114 ' ! IT. Pmck B.
MM
I ; THE KING OF,
-COALS.
PHONE 40
Asheville Coal Co.
LOCKETS AND CHAINS.
Special $2.60 to 97.50 each.
Uncle Sam's Pawnshop
30 S. Main Street
SPECIAL SALE
of Men's, Youths', and Boys
Suits and Overcoats now going
on.
Gem Clothing Store,
6 Patton Ave.
PURXST AND BEST
Rumford Baking Powder
Citizens Transfer Company
JTJTJAN WOODCOCK; Owner. '
We rive moving our epeclal attention. Largest vans and moat compe
tent men In city. Prompt baggage transfer service., Endorsed by U. C T.
and T. P. A. Phone 5. ' Patton-Avonns. .
REUNION PHOTOGRAPHS
' Tou will appreciate a good photograph of your relatives gath
ered home for the holidays. Don't delay.
PHONE 77S
PELTON & HIGGASON, STUDIO
- NEXT TO PRINCESS THEATER '
TAMPA STRAIGHTS
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS
CIGARS That's My Business.
BARBEE'S
LADIES! SECRET TO
Bring Back Its Color and Lus- i
ter with Grandma's Sage i
Tea Recipe.
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HAVE YOU TRIED OUR
FRESH YARD EGGS
NOT OVER 48 HOURS OLD
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
HILL'S MARKET
Phones 4 359. '"Ask Your Neighbor"
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Passed Upon and Not Found Wanting
The quality of STAR MEATS have been passed upon In the
supercilious high court of public opinion and unanimously pro
nounced to be super-excellent.
To be fully convinced that this general verdict Is absolutely cor
rect r.nd impartially rendered. We Invite you to make trial purchase
STAR MARKET
Phones 1917, 1918 and 1919
We are successful caterers to m variety of appetite.
MRS. LOX TATE
I Died Sundny Afternoon at Her Home
J In Forest City Iiitormoiit
Yesterday.
Special to The Gazette-New.
Common Kiirrten sugu breued Into a
hiiivy tea, with sulphur und alcohol
iuHcri, will turn ftrruy, fstreakod and ,
fiuled hair beautifully darkn and lux
tiriunt; removu every bit of dandruff,
Ntop Hciilri itching and falling hair.
Mixing the fnge Tea end Sulphur re
iipe at home, though, its trouble
some. Anenxlcr way Is to get the
r'-udy-to-use tonic, coHtlng about SO
I cents a lurpe bottle, ut drug stores,
i known fis "Weyth's Sutte and riulphur
Hiilr Itemedy," thus avoiding a lot
I of muss.
While wispy, gray, faded hair. Is not
I.ox i sinful, we all desire to retnln our
youthful apepnrcnoe and attractive
npas. Ty darkening your hair with bsb
Wycth's Suge and Sulphur, no one I
call toll, because It dues it so natural-! IV
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We Have
Added
Forest City, Jan. 6. Mrs.
Tate died Sunday afternoon at her
j home on East Main street. She had
j been confined to her bed only a few
i weeks but became seriously sick a few
j days ago and was tiot expected to
j live. Mrs, Tate was the widow of
Lox Tate, who died several years ago.
The deceased was about 2S yearn ' Hmall strand at a time; by morning
'of ai,'e and was the daughter of James! nil gray Jialrs have 'disappeared. After
I Mcl'anlel of this place. Khe was born 1 another application or two your hair
i In Hutherford county and has spent i becomes beautifully dark, glossy, soft
i most of her years In her native roun-1 and luxuriant and you appear years
ty. She is survived by two small i younger.
Schedule of Delivery
4 Wagons for 1 I)im.tlont of Oil, v. Ix-avc store at 11 a. m. and 4 p.m.
Hotter service can be given when orders are 'phoned In not
Inter thun 11:30 n. in., 3:30 p.m.
Will npprct'iute your co-operation SHOP EARLY ! CLOSE EARLY
G. F. Stradley
Fancy Groceries Phone 1902 - - 3 E. Pack Square
I Sleds! Sleds!! Sleds!!!
Nothing will please the boy or girl right now bet
ter than a SLED.
A complete 'line ranging from .... 75c up to $5.00
BLOMBERG'S
Sporting Goods & Toyland Store
' ON THE AVENUE
ly, so evenly. You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw j
this through your hair, taking one
YOU READ THE GAZETTE-NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOU WANT
children.
Mrs. Tate
was
THE
Vose
a member of the
Methodist church and a consultant
Christian, The funeral services were
held yesterday afternoon at the Meth
odist church and conducted by her
pustnr, Rev. J. A. Howies. The inter
ment was made In the Cool Spring
cemetery,.
to our filrendy strong line of
JMANOS. Our priees sre low on
high grndw 1'IANOrt. Come and
see thm, whether you wish to
purchase or not.
Dunham's
Music
House
I I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
..
V. If, Smith end wife to Annie
I Neu I. property In West Asheville; con
I slderntlon $1.1,000.
I J. M. Nicholson and wife end J. R.
Nicholson and wife to J. A. Jiaker,
! tracts of land on the west side of
(the French IJroud river; considera
tion, (1)50.
j J, I and Elizabeth Ilradham to n.
S. (Jiirlnml. parcels of land in tilack
Mountain; consideration, 1850.
I Konconmth Art l'ottery company to
I Walter II. Ktephen, land in Limestone
township; $5 and other valuable con
i sldsratlons
4. U. Schmldlupp to Nonconnuh
Agents Smith Drug Store.
WANTS
You can hujr Sugar from
;. 1). AIIImmi, phone 18 lit
!2ft His, for 11.25
20 lbs. Jup IT $1.00
end not have lo buy sny
thing you do not want.
276-7t
Stocks in t
Money to Every Family.
Head Tliee' Prices;
3 cans No. 3 Apples. .... .2r,o.
A culls No. 3 lie IVuclics, ,2C.
3 cans '(, 3 lUackberrles. ,S5
3 enns No, 3 1,'jre Hominy, ,25c,
3 cans No. 3 Pumpkin . . . .2.V.
13 liravy mek T.nimtoc. ,$1.23
12 heavy pack Hcuns. ,, .11.2.1
S.I II is. best SiiEiir $1.25
CJ. U. M.UmX, Iliono 1013, . '
. S'.5-7t
THE roMHIXEP STOCKS OP THE ASHEVILLE CARPET IIOl'KE
AND THE FliOOIl COVERIi DEPARTMENT OF THIS
HTOUE ARE NOW BEINO OI'II'RED
THE l'EOPLE OF ASHEVILLE AT
if ;
Special Reduced Prices
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Do:Vt fall to take advantage of the reductions the saving 1
worth eohslderation and the assortment unlimited.
J. X. Smathers and Sons
Z. V. CREA8MAN, freat, , Ik A. CREA6MAN, Mgr.
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Co
PLUMBING HEATING GAS FITTING
Agents for Acetylene Gas Generators and Compressed Ail
Water Systems Biltmore, N. 0
Valves, Pumps, Water Pipe, Terra Cotut Pipe. Plaza Dldg,, l'liono 2211
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Perfection Oil Heaters
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
will' keep your pipta from bursting if left burning near
tliera. ' , , ' '
Warms up Hie cool orners and makes life more
tolerable this cold weather. Prices $3 to $5.50.
chambers & weaver. i,ivry, phone ii ; I s Mammoth Furniture Store'
15-17 North Main St.
Ottis GreenHdve Co. ( jl
11 W. Padi Squaro
L. . - . .i-1.- II .V!-' 11 .J.'i.ll "i1"!1 ... '!
(ram's No, 24 Coies Cold Sua Crip. t-K
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