PAGE SIXTEEN
THE ABBEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS
Monday, April 20, 1914 v.
M..& W. INDIAN GOAL
f PHONE 130
'.Full weight, prompt de
livery ; possesses great
est number of heat units ,
per pound; no slate, few-.
est ashes.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
PHONE 130
THE PATRICIAN
FOR LADIES
Meets every demand for select,
stylish Spring Footwear. Their
luxurious ease makes any oc
casion delightful. In dull and
patent leathers, $3.50 and $4.00,
Guarantee STORE
4 South Main St
REMOVAL NOTICE
We have moved from 12
Patton Avenue to tho store
formerly occupied by the Ashe
ville Paint and Glass Co., on
North Main street iu Langren
Hotel building.
The L X. L. Dept. Storo.
14 North Main St.
Phone 107
Washing
By Mail
And the best washing in
the world done the
NICHOLS WAY.
PHONE 2000
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
S College Street.
LIGHTING
LOGIC
Everybody who lives in a house
wired for electricity, can enjoy the
advantages of the MAZDA LAMP.
Actual tPRts have demonstrated that
this wonderful lamp gives twice as
much light as any other known lamp,
with an equal current consumption.
This means twice the light of the
former lamps and no more to pay.
Wouldn't It he worth your while to
Investigate the house lighting prb-
lem ? We will be glad to tell yuu all 1
about It. No cost for wiring estl- j
mates. Call us up today.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
CONSTRUCTION DKI'AIITMENT.
4 Patton Axenue Phone 478
Asheville Paint &
Glass Co.
LCCAS PAINTS, VARNISHES,
WALL PAPER, ETC
87 S. Main St. Phone 1 778
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
Rates reasonable also Gener
al Repair work.
LYERLY MOTOR 00.
Phone Mo. 131 No. 10 V. CUeg St.
CA8H OR CREDIT
$15.00
Suit to Measure
Silver Dollar Tailoring Co.
15 South Main
Phone yovr wants to 11
JUST II LITTLE DOPE
TO PLEASE THE FANS
Manager Cook Thinks Every-
thing
Will be Ideal For
Walloping Hornets.
It is thought that all ot the recruits
of the Mountaineers who have either
been out of the work the last week
owing to illness themselves or in their
families will be back in the running
before the opening game here next
Thursday. Horace Smith, pitcher, who
was called to New York, owing to the
sudden death of his father, is ex
uected to be back the first part of
this week. "Doc" High was called to
Columbia Saturday afternoon owing
to the illness of his brother and, while
he may not be back until the latter
part of the week. It is thought that
he will be here in time to work in one
of the games with Charlotte.
"Red" Rowe and Pitcher McKelth-
an have been laid up for several days
suffering with tonisilitis, but as both
have been operated on. It is thought
that they will be out in a few days
and in tme to work In the games with
Charlotte, if Cook wants them to go
in.
But even with all of these men out,
Manager Cook feels that he can go
up against the Hornets on Thursday
and the two following days with
enough strong material to win at
least two out of the three of the
series, if not all. Cook will not be sat
isfied with less than two of the open
ing series and any one who has seen
him handle the men during the work
outs will at once form the opinion
that he will get what he wants, for
that is Cook's way and it is the way
that takes with the fans.
Although the grounds are resem
bling a sea today, from the heavy
rains of last night, it is thought that
they will be in condition again by to
morrow and then Cook expects to put
the men through some very strenuous
work until the opening game and It is
his intention to have every man on
the recruit squad In the very best of
condition for the opening game.
FAST GAME TAKEN IT
GREENSBORO PATRIOTS
Defeated Guilford 2 to 1
Shore Pitched and Hit
Strong Harney " ady.
Special to The lazctte-N'ews.
Greensboro. April 20. In a fast and
snappy game Saturday afternoon the
Putrluts defeated Guilford college at
Cone park by the store of 2 to i. In
only onr Inning were the locals utile
to do anything with the masterly
pitching of Shore. This was the
fourth, when live hits netted two runs
A wonderful one hand catch iu center
by Thompson of Brcslln's hit in this!
inning cut off two runs.
Harney pitched hteady ball through-1
out the game. In the fourth inning ha
was in a bad hole, when Moorefield,
tirst up, hit for three bases and Nich
ols walked and stole second. Mc
Ralne was out. pitcher to first. Futrell
fanned and Kdwards flew out to
Owens.
Guilford scored In the seventh on a
base on balls to Futrell, who took
second on Edward's out and scored
on Shore's two base hit to left center.
Catches by Stuart and Thompson, of
Guilford, Crane's work at short and
Shore's hitting were the features of a
beautiful game.
CLEAN UP AND PAINT"
UP CAMPAIGN PROV
ING A GREAT SUCCESS
Over 1000 (one thousand) cities In
the United States have designated
curtain days for "Clean Up and Paint
I'p" and Asheville is by no means be
hind In this good work. The Hoard
of Aldermen designated April 15th to
the 2!ith for painting up and from i inr ach for not being absent or tardy
April 20th to the 25th for cleaning ; during the year.
up. The spirit Is manifesting Itself' The school has been under the u
thrnughout the city and one big paint pervlslon of Prof. W. R. Hill and Miss
house In the city alone reports over Mary E.1ens. This marks tho closing
100 (one hundred) contracts landed of the most successful school year in
already for the spring painting, (it) i the history of the city schools.
landrelh's Seed at Grant's Pharmacy.
1-narn-ZiA yrggg J-QR
Chambers A Weaver. Livery. Phone II 1 V M P A TFAf TT1"
WANTS
RATS rannot feed In my storm. I be
lieve I have (he only rat proof store
In Western North Carolina.
I. ALLISON, Pbone ini:i.
SI -let.
LAWN
MOWERS
Priced at 13.00 up
Brown Hardware Co.
1 H. Main Hi.
IIhpst S7
nHsnnnHF
Use Hyomei Ton Breathe It
It's the rlght-to-the-point remedy
not only for catarrh, but for head
colds, sniffles, bronchitlcs, laryngitis
or croup of children. Tou breathe It
no stomach dosing.
You will like Hyomei It not only
gives instant and lasting relief, but Is
entirely harmless, pleasant to use, and
economical. Money refunded by
Smith's Drug Store If you are not
benefited.
Hyomei is a combination of anti
septic oils that mixes with the air and
quickly reaches the Irritated and In
flamed membrane of the nose. It's
sure and safe healing begins imme
diately you feel better at once.
If suffering from watery eyes.
husky voice, discharge from the nose,
or that choked up feeling, try Hyomei
now today. All druggists sell it. Ask
for the complete outfit $1.00 size.
SCHEDULE OE COLLEGE
BASEBALL THIS WEEK
Some of Important Games of
Season in College Circles
Are to be Played.
The largest number of games sched
uled by colleges and schools in this
state has been arranged for this week.
Practically every school and college in
the state will play baseball this week
and some of the best gamea of the
season are promised. Several of the
teams will journey to other states for
the contests, while others will play
on their home grounds. The outcome
of these games will be watched with
interest throughout the state. The
schedule tor the week is as follows:
This afternoon Carolina va Vir
ginia at Greensboro; A. & M. vs. V. P.
I. at Blacksburg, Va. ; Trinity vs.
Richmond College at Richmond; Wake
Forest vs. U. of South Carolina at Co
lumbia. Tuesday afternoon Carolina vs.
Davidson at Charlotte; A. & M. vs.
Washington & Lee at Ijexington, Va.;
Trinity vs. Catholic University at
Washington; Wake Forest vs. U. of
South Carolina at Columbia; Guilford
vs. Winston (N. C. league) at Winston-Salem.
Wednesday afternoon A. & M. vs.
Georgetown at Washington; Trinity
vs. Virginia at Charlottesville, Va. ;
Guilford vs. Washington & Lee at
lxlngton, Va. ; Wake Forest vs. Gor
don at Barnsville, S. C.
Thursday afternoon -A. & M. vs.
Catholic University at Washington;
Trinity vs. V. M. I, at Lexington, Va.;
tiuilford vs. Roanoke College at Sa
lem, Va.; Wake Forest vs. Gordon at
Bennettesvllle. S. C.
Friday afternoon A. & M. va La
hlgh University at South Bethlehem.
Pa.; Trinity vs. Washington & Ie
at Ixington. Va. ; Guliford vs. V. P. I.
at Blacksburg. Va. ; Wake Forest vs.
Davidson at Davidson.
Saturday afternoon Carolina vs.
Virginia at Charlottesville. Va.; Trin
ity vs. Davidson at Charlotte; Wake
Forest vs. Davidson at Charlotte; Guil
ford vs. V. P. I. at Ula ksburg, Va.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF
FOREST CITY SCHOOL
Special to The Gazette-News.
Forest City, April 20. The exercises
of the city schools have closed with
the presentation by the senior class of
"Stub, or the Fool from Boston," a
comedy drama In fouracts. A packed
house witnessed the performance and
all characters acquitted themselves In
a very acceptable manner.
Dr. W. K. Abernathy of Shelby de
livered the closing address on "The
relation of everything to Christianity."
Following the address the senior
exercises were held. Prof. B. H.
Ilrldges made the presentation speech.
Those receiving diplomas, finishing the
eleventh grade, were: Misses O'Lema
Flack. Robbie liiggeretaA. Margaret
Young, rin and Ollie Teal, and
Charles Flack.
Immediately following this, the de
claimer's medal was awarded to Jos
eph Sinclair by Dr. J. Q. Adams. Other
presents were awarded at this time to
those who had won honors. There
were twelve studnts who recelvd a dol
a . Mi, V, n, uunuuu
This week promises to be one of the
busiest of the season for the baseball
leagues of the Y. M. C. A. for already
eight games are scheduled to be pulled
off during the week and It Is thought
that several others will be arranged
before the week ends. Games In three
of the leagues will be played, the
opening to be this afternoon at River
side when teams from class A will
contest for honor. They will be.
Jordan against nine. Wood against
Wlloon. Tomorrow afternoon at Riv
erside park will be nine against Wil
son and Jordan against Wood.
In class C, on the Montferd avenue
school grounds this afternoon, will be
Smith against McConnell, West against
Harris. n Wednesday afternoon at
the Orange Street school grounds will
be Ramsey against Mnnetta and Smith
against Wilkinson, these being of the
class B league.
Col. Henry
nt III.
special lo The Oaiette-Newa,
Wilson, April Is. I.ate Saturday
..fternoon a message cams to rela
tives announcing the critical Illness of
Col. Henry Hlount, noted as editor,
lecturer and ex-confederate soldier
Colonel Hlount Is st the soldier's
home In Raleigh Thin Is his home,
and many relatives ars exceedingly
snxluua,
Comfort Is considered by the Chalmers engineers one of the
most important essentials of ood designing. The new Chalmers Six
is a comfortable car on all kinds of roads. In the first place the 132
inch wheel base cradles the car easily over road inequalities. Then
comes the large tires. The soft upholstery, the long flexible
springs and the urtderslung construction of the rear springs. Let
us show you the car.
Asheville Automobile Go.
Sales Room: 18 20 Church St. Garage: 15-17 S. Lexington Arc.
THE ALL-STEEL SAFE-CABINET IN WEST WINDOW
Will prove of greatest value to every man in the office, store or
home for the safe keeping of money valuable papers, books, silver
plate and other valuables. Approved by the Unerwrlters' Laboratories.
Drop in and examine it.
SOGERS BOOK STORK.
89 Patton Avenue. - Rogers Press. . . SI Patton Ave. Phone M4
ALL SEASONABLE DELICACIES
SERVED TO ORDER
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
NEAR POST OFFICE. PHONE 110. HAYWOOD STREET
UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
HILL'S
THE BEST OF
EVERYTHING
In Fancy Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits.
E. a JARRETT
12 North Pack Square and City Market
MR. DEALER
Buy an 0 rder of
PETERS ARAB HORSE FEED
Sell a sack to Bill he tells Tom Tom tells Dick Dick tells
Harry Harry tells his wife she tells some other fellows wife and
they all come back for more and then you phone or write us to
deliver another order quick and we can do it and history repeats
Itself and you are another, regular customer. TRY IT.
ASHEVILLE GRAIN AND HAY COMPANY
Biltmore Cottage Cheese
FOR A CHAN.GE. 10 CTS.
Stradley & Luther
PHONE 1902 . - 1 and 3 E. Pack Square
AGENT FOR UIIVTMORE DAIRY.
Citizens Transfer Company
JULIAN WOODCOCK,
Ws errs moving our special attention. Largest Tans and most oom pa
tent men Is city Prompt baggage transfer service. Endorsed by U. C. T.
sod T. P. A. Phone It. 41 Patton Avenue.
LET US SEND YOU A NICE SHAD
OR SOME FRESH SHAD ROE
ASHEVILLE FISH COMPANY
CITY MARKET PHONE! HO, MS. lift.
New Toys
A very large shipment direct from Germany. Watch my
Window.
BLOMBERG'S
SPORTLNO GOODS AND TOY STORE
17 PATTON AVENUE
IF YOU READ THE GAZETTE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND WHAT YOU WANT
Comfort
Our Steadfast SHOES are
like the Tango latest and
best styles for $5.00.
GEO. W. JENKINS
18 South Main St. .
NDpALirj
of MONARCH Coal
Pleases in Range or Grate
Southern, Goal Go.
Phone 114 10 N. Pack Sq.
A trial Is all we ask.
Get Our Prices 5 p&ys
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Cor
PLUMBING, HEATING, GAS FITTING
Z. V. OREASMAN, Prce't Ll a. GREASMAN, Mgr.
Milk Fed
BROYLERS
FRYERS
ROASTING
smoked urn? i
DRIED DCjKjV
TENDER NORTH CAROLINA SPRING LAMB
STAR MARKET
PHONES: 1917, 1918, 1919
BUY A GOOD GRADE OF PLAIN FLOUR. Put your
salt and
Rumford Baking Powder
in it then you will know you have pure, wholesome breads,
otherwise you do not.
T. P. JOHNSON & CO. SHEwoS,TAk
ALL KINDS OF ROOFING
Galvanized Iron Cornice, Skylights, Ventilators, Metal Ceilings, Blow Pipe
Work, Etc
69-71 South Main St.
GROVE PARK INN
GROVE PARK INN serves Luncheon 1:00 to 2:30
P. M. Dinner, 8:30 to 8:30 P. M.
Visitors to Asheville, althouga not guests of
GROVE PARK INN, are invited to dine'and inspect
the building.
Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner
Parties, if notified in advance.
Orchestra concerts 3:00 to 4:00 P. M, 8:00 to 10:00
P. M. Rates : $5.00 per day and up. Phone 3000.
They all see it now what
Henry Ford saw years ago
that the light, strong, qual
ity oar, sold at a low price,
best meets the demands of all
the people. Now they're all
following where Henry Ford
led.
Five hundred dollsrs In the prlee of
ths Ford runabout; the touring oar
I Are nfty; the town car seven fifty -f.
o. a. Detroit, complete with equip
m.nt. Qst catalog and particulars
Nroro f .
D. C Shaw Motor Co.
hone HII n t. A. Richboarg, Mgr.
BEST BY TEST
M. & W. COAL
has through much mort
than a decade proven
its superiority for ev
ery use, for range, heat
er or grate. Selected from
among the many coals of
many qualities by reason
of its superior quality.
PHONE 40
Asheville Goal Co.
Jf. Pack Square
F. M. WEAVER, Mgr.'
Money to Loan
Trunks, bags, valises and leather
goods.
Uncle Sam's Pawnshop
30 S. Main Street
Laundry
Phone 70
Wo treat tout laundry white.
Chickens
-2SLS,' TONGUE H
Z'riSJSZm M
Phone 325