Friday, February 27
PAGE TEN
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
HOME OOMFORT AND
M. & W INDIAN COAL
Mean one and the same
thing. Cold weather ban
ished in the home. Ig
nites readily. burns
steadily; fewest ashes,
no clinkers, just the
BEST FTEL.
PHONE 130
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
80 Patton Avenue
Durham Building
REMOVAL NOTICE
We have moved from 22
Patton Avenue to tho store
formerly occupied by the Ashe
ville Paint and Glass Co., on
North Main street in Iangren
Hotel building.
The I. X. L. Dept. Store.
14 North Main St.
Phone 107
Dry Feet
Are those shod with the per
fect fitting and perfectly niado
GUARANTEE SHOES
All leathers; all sizes; for
men and ladies.
Up to $4 and $5.
Guarantee Itore
4 South Main St.
YOUR WASHING
Done in the most perfect
manner, washed perfect
ly clean; starched prop
erly; ironed without
wrinkle, returned in neat
package that will satisfy
the most exacting.
PHONE 2000
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
95 College Street.
A JOINT MEETING
IS
BEING
PLANNED
Arrangements For N. C. Fores
try and Appalachian Park
Ass 'ns. to Meet Here.
An attempt Is beinpt made to have
a Joint meeting here on April 8 and 9
of the North Carolina Forestry asso
ciation and the Appalachian Park as
sociation. The former association has
already announced its annual meet
ing in Asheville on these dates and it
is hoped that a joint meeting can be
arranged that will greatly add to the
interest of the gathering.
The Appalachian Park association
has only been In existence since liist
summer, dating from the meeting of
tile Southern Appalachian Good
Roads association, but since Its pur
pose is to promote the purchiise of
larger areas lor I'nited States forest
reserves in the Southern Appalach
ians for the establishment of a na
tional park, to open the section to the
people of the country for recreation,
pleasure and health, interest In Its
ultimate success has grown apace.
Since both the Forestry and Park
associations have in view the ultimate
conservation of the forests of the sec
tion, besides having other things In
commos, it is believed that a Joint
meeting here this spring would be
beneficial to both In arousing a great
er Interest In the question of conser
vation. The Forestry association has the
support of the leaders of the state in
conservation, while the Park associa
tion has a wider scope, being of di
rect isterest to the people of the entire
eastern section of the United States.
It is believed therefore that a Joint
meeting of the two associations would
serve to bring together men of promi
nence from many states and thus ma
terially advance the interests of each
organization.
There seems little doubt but that
this Joint gathering will be arranged
and the railways will be asked to put
on special rates for the event, since It
is expected that such a gathering
would attract many hundreds here
for the two days' session.
IN FIVE MINUTES
You Breathe It
If your head is all stuffed up from
a cold or catarrh, you suffer with dull
headaches and seem lacking in vital
ity, or are constantly sniffing and
coughing, you need a remedy that
will give the quickest, most effective
and lasting relief possible some
thing that will go right to the spot,
clear the head and throat and end
your misery.
Surely use Hyomei all druggists
sell it. It is Just such a remedy, and
Is entirely harmless and pleasant to
use you breathe it no stomach dos
ing. The antiseptic oils of HyompI mix
with 'he air you breathe Its health
giving medication immediately
reaches the sore and Inflamed mucous
membrane you feel better In five
minutes. It is practically impossible
tot use Hyomei and not only be re
lieved but permanently benefited.
Smith's Drug Store will refund your
money if you are not satisfied. Ask
for the complete outfit $1. 00 size.
Ti lull Mil mill II I Mil
Powerful
Electric
Lights
"HON AND THE MOUSE"
IT THE GALAX TODAY
The CHALMI R ELECTRIC LIGHTING SYSTEM has sev
eral exclusive feature' his Improvements over the ordinary motor
car lighting.
It Is a most powerful lighting system that can be put on a
car and the old fashioned side lights have been elminated. Each
head light having a small and a large lamp in it, which you con
trol from the seat to suit your needs. Come in and let us tell you
more about the 1014 Chalmers Six. A
Asheville Automobile Co.
Sales Room: 18 and 2(1 Church St. Garage: 15 - 17 S. Lexington Ave.
Slushy wet streets will be with!
us for weeks. Remember that
snow, rain or slush cannot
reach the feet in Dr. A Reed 's !
Cushion Sole Shoes $5 & $5.50.
Geo. W. Jenkins,
18 South Main Street.
"Conquered Hate" at the Prin-
-Both Advertised as
Big Features.
"OUR SOUTHERN HIGHLANDS"
"A corking good book" says one reader. Fine description of South
ern conditions and popularities of the mountain folk.
$2.50. Drop in and look at It.
SOGERS BOOK STORE.
SB Patton Avenue. - - Rogers Press. . - SB Patton Are. -
Phone 2R4
cess-
WTTH
HIPPEJJ
CREAM
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
George Douglas Miller and wife to
Mary Cary, Mountain Meadows inn
property; $10,000 and other valuable
considerations.
W. D. Hess and wife to George T.
Harrow, tracts of land situated in
Huncombe county; consideration, II,
600. W, C. Moody and wife to Mattie E.
Brooks, property in West Asheville;
$10 and divers other considerations.
Mattie E. . Hrooks and husband to
J. O. Chapln. parcels of land lying in
town of West Asheville; consideration
$250.
Mrs. Mamie Irons and husband to
-V. J. and Amy B. Warner, tracts of
land lying on Chunn street; considera
tion, $3000.
C. H. Shope to J. H. Bradshaw,
pieces of land lying In French Broad
township; consideration $"u.
Weaverville Kieotric company to J.
P. Jarvis and wife, property located
south of Nfewbridge station; consider-!
ation $180.
House Wired ?
No ? Then the electric iron that re
quires no stove and saves time and
labor Is not one of your conveniences?
Then you tire yourself out pedal
ing the sewing machine when you
might havo electricity do if for you
at the trifling cost of a halt cent an
hour?
Then you rant have light In that
dark closet or turn the witch and
light a porch from the inside ?
Why not enjoy the convenience and
economy of electricity ?
It's a simple matter to wire a house
and our prices are very reasonable.
Guess how much it will cost. Then
to satisfy yourself, phone us for an
estimate. No obligation whatever.
Construction 1
Department
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
61 PATTON AVE Opposite P. O.
WANTS
nrsTLEss dusters
Free, one tlustless duster
with each SS.00 order for
groceries, Monday and
Tuesday. March 2nd., 3rd.
. D. ALLISON, Phone 1S4.1
225 Merrlmon Ave.
At the Galax theater today will be
shown the Lubin production in flVtl
parts of "The Lion and The Mouse"
by Charles Klein, author of "The
Third Degree." By many critics this
pictorial presentation has been pro
nounced superior to the stage version
of this masterful drama. "The Third
Degree," which was recently shown at
the Galax, made an excellent impres
sion and all who saw it are looking
forward to "The Lion and The Mouse"
with the certainty that another treat
is in store for all lovers of the best in
motion pictures.
The Lubin company have invested
this production with all accessories of
a perfect picture and the cast of char
acters was chosen with care from
among the leading stars of this com
pany. George Soule Spencer, as the
money king; Gaston Bell, as the lover;
Bartley McCullum. as the Judge; and
F-thel Clayton, as the maid who is
loved, are all said to score heavily in
their roles and the remaining roles are
In capable hands. It Is expected that
large audiences will witness this pro
duction. The headliner at the Princess today
Is a two-reel Patheplay entitled, "Con
quered Hate." It Is stated the scenes
are all hand colored and advance no
tices of this Interesting novelty prom
IM a strong story. It deals. It is said,
with the romance of a Parisian artist:
and his beautiful model, who is a fam-
ous operatic star. The scenes of the
Paris opera and of the Parisian art ;
world alone make this a picture of
unusual moment and the passionate)
love story is characteristic of the I
French. Gina, the model; and Rene,
the artist, are portrayed respectively!
by Miss Robinne and Mr. Alexander of!
the Comedle Franealse. An Essanay I
comedy, "A Foot of Romance," feat-1
urlng in the leading roles, Wallace
Beery and Beverly Bayne, will also
bo shown and It is said to he both
clever and amusing. Another comedy,
reported very funny, "Dishing Dick's
Dishwasher " Pathe players, will add
merriment to tho program.
HOT CHOCOLATE s
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
NEAR POST OFFICE. PHONE 110. HAYWWOD STREET
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Something New in Cheese
Bluehill Cream Cheese with Green Chilli, warm not
sizzling. Try just one package. Price 15 cents. As large
as three croain cheese you have been buying.
E. C. JARRETT
Pack Square and City Market
Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits.
HILL'S PEERLESS PRODUCTS. HILL'S PEERLESS PRODUCTS
Hickory Cured HAMS
All-Pork Sausage
Hickory Cured BACON
Home-Rendered Lard
THEY ARE ALL THAT THE NAME IMPLIES Phones 4 and 359
ASK YOUR NEIGIIROR
HILL'S PEERLESS PRODUCTS. HILL'S PEERLESS PRODUOT8
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairng my Specialty.
No. 8 Pack Square.
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Use MONARCH GOAL
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114 - - - 10 N. Pack Sq.
M. & yi
COAL
The kind for winJ
weamer; tne luel of j
highest standard of J
ity; tested through
than a decade ot time-1
, t ' m . ' '
ways unnorm.
PHONE 40
Asheville Coal
" ' N. Pack Square
V. M. WEAVER, MCT.
PRICE SALE
Overcoats, Clothing, Hats and
Uncle Sam's Pawnsli
30 S. Main Street
SPECIAL SAL
of Men's, Youths', and
Suits and Overcoats now i
on.
Gem Clothing Store,'
6 Patton Ave.
Children's Chairs
ROCKERS AND HIGH CHAIRS
35c on up to $7.00
Youths' Dining Chairs $3.50
This chair Is built especially for tho Browing child who Is too
large f.r a high chair and too small for a regular dining room chair
CASH OR SATISFACTORY TERMS
J. L. Smathers and Sons
Mammoth Furniture Store - - - 15-17 North Main St
1 J-7t
It 11m. Jap Rice $1.00
II lbs. Sugar l.tl
20 Ilia. Brown Sugar 1.00
2 His. large Prunes
1 lbs. Stewing Figs . , It
: lbs. Evaporated Peaches 25
U. D. ALLISON. Phone 1643.
12-10t
Freah Comb Honey, 20c.
Home made Sorghum,
Pure Fruit Jellies and
Preserves, at a barf In.
O. D. ALLISON, Phone 1643.
13-10t
Special price on canned
goods. Jellies and preserve,
Call and aee me, or phone
O. L ALLISuN. Phone 1643.
12-101
Knabe
Ampico
The Perfect
Player Piano
Come and henr lliii
Wonderful Piano
Dunham 's
Music House
WANTED You to bring your grind
ing to the Asheville II. S. Co. We
grind and sharpen cutlery of ovary
description. 23 N. Main St.
SEEING THE H CANAL
Only a very few Americans ever
will aee with their own eyea the great
canal at Panama. Nearly all of ua
have seen maps that show, in black
and white outline, the course of the
great waterway.
Fortunately, there U a type a map
which Is not the dead, flat outline,
but which comes a. nearly as may be
to giving one an Idea of how the oa
nal looks. This is a bird's eye view
of the whole canal made under the
direction of the National Qeorgraphle
Society.
This map, printed In four colors,
forms the frontispiece of "The Pann
ma Canal." by Frederic J. Haskln
the book that has the O. K. of Col
onel Ooethals.
See the coupon on front page of
this ISMie for Information as to how
to obtain this book at coat price.
ELMER DUCKETT
SPECIAL THIS WEEK While they
last Onyx enamel double cereal
boiler 45c. tl.00 Clark expansion
hit 1 Inch to S Inch for 50c. Brown
Hardware Co., 26 North Main Bt.
Phone (7. it y
WAGH BOILERS
Mad of
HEAVY BLOCK TIN
fREEDf
Funeral Services Tills Afternoon Over
Remains of West Ashrtlllc Man.
SHEET METAL I
WORKS
T. P. JOHNSON & GO.
ALL KINDS OF ROOFING
Galvanized Iron Cornice, Skylights, Ventilators, Metal Ceilings, Blow Pip I
work. Etc.
69-71 South Main St.
Phone 325
A LENTEN MENU
OF SLAECT FOOD
An assortment that makes selection easy. Our of
fering is gathered from the coasts of eight different
states.
WE AWAIT YOUR ORDER
LOBSTERS, SCOLLOPS, KING MACKEREL,
SPOTTED TROUT, COLUMBIA RIVER SALMON
HALIBUT, SEA BASS FRESH WATER PERCH,
ROE SHAD, BUCK SHAD, ROE JACKS,
HERRING, SMELTS, RED SNAPPER,
N. C. MULLETS, BONELESS COD FISH,
BLUE POINT OYSTERS, CHESAPEAKE OYSTERS.
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
PHONES: 289, 290,
CITY MARKET
315
Great Variety
of novelties for all occasions. Gift for old yourur for tin kiddles.
Anything for specials. Dinner docoratlons. Favors. Masks for anj
play can be gotten from us on short notice.
loo view post cards of Asheville and vicinity at 10c- per dozes.
BLOMBERG'S
SPORTING GOODS AND TOY STORE
17 Patton Avenue
HAMS AND BACON
COUNTRY Qg HICKORY
URED SMOKED
DISTINCTIVE IN FLAVOR
STAR MARKET
PHONES: 1917, 1918, 1919. $?ZggTuXl
PR1CF. .... $1.00
Wlill They Last
Brown Hardware Co.
IS NORTH MAIN T
rtlONK h;
The funeral services will he held
this afternoon' over the remains of
Elmer Ducket!, aged 17, who died yea
terday morning at 11:55 o'clock at
th horn of his parent, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W. Duokett In West Aahavill. after
an Illness of about three weeks. The
Interment will follow at Jarrett's cem
etery In West Asheville
The deceased had been employed for
the last two years In Ihe Ijtshly green
house In West Asheville and was well
known to a large number of friends,
who will learn with sorrow of his piisn-Ink
A bill has been Introduced In Ihe
leglslstur of Manitoba to prohibit the
employment of white wutiin and girls
In any factory or place of buslnea
owned or managed by Chines or Japanese.
Sliced Dried Beef
Sliced from the choice cuts of the beef. AXb 15 cents.
Vzlb 30 cents, lib 60 cents. Sliced as thin as paper.
Stradley & Luther
PHONE 1902 1 and 3 E. Pack Square
Agfa i foii hii i moiu d iihv
Hoys Join Y. M C. A. Today. II-It.
Citizens Transfer Company
sTUAN woodcock. Owner.
Isndrrlha Sml si Oranl'. Ittarmaci.
W glvt moving our special MteMlon. Lsrgsat vans snd -noat oomp-
"i fc "i. ri"mi usk wnir servir. Kndorsed by CJ C t
Chambvri Weaver, Livery. Phone II i sad T. F. 4. Pkoa 21. Ititoa Avsau
4
"It Is Always the
UNEXPECTED
That Happens"
Frederick Rutledge, General Agent for the Girard Firi
and Mar1?.. Insurance Company of Philidel-'iia, and thfJ
City of New Ycrk Fire Iuurance Company of Net
Ycrk, has just received mtice of a big loss on the City
Hall in Winston-Salem. N. C, r.hich was occupied by tht:.
Firs Department, Market House and Armory. It hi
been thought by many Oty Officials that it would be
impossible for a City Hall building of brick or stone co!
struction to burn, owing to the fact that wiiuc i
pied by the fire depirtnun J
Frederick Rutledge & Co.
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