Tuesday, February 16, 1915.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZZTTE-NEWS
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Go-Oosrati
The 'Paintei
Property
Own
The Property owner does not want Poor
material used on his houses he knows it.
The good Painter does not care to use
poor Paint We eooperate with both by fur
nishing you with Davis 1 00 per cent. Pure
Paint made of Pure Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil.
Ask the Painter "who knows " and see
the high estimation in which Davis Paint is
held by those who use it. Five car loads
sold in Asheville and Western North Car
olina since September 15th, 1914. "There's
a Reason." ; -3;
Good Painters furnished on short notice.
"BRING US YOUR PAINT PROBLEMS"
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21 BILTMORE AVE.
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THE WEATHER
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Tampa ...
Washington
Wilmington
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Normals tor this date: Temperature
39 deg. Precipitation Jl'8 inch.
Forecasts until 8 p. m. Wednesday
for . Asheville and vicinity: Cloudy
and colder tonight; Wednesday party
clody.
For North Carolina: Cloudy and
colder tonight, possibly rain in east
portion; Wednesday partly , cloudy,
moderate northeast winds. '
General Conditions (Last 24 Hours).
The storm that was over the Great
Lakes Monday morning has moved
rapidly eastward to the Atlantic and
during the fast 24 hours it has caused
rains in the Atlantic states. A disturb
ance of considerable energy , which Is
entering the Pacific states has been at
tended by rain on the coast. An area
of high pressure which overlies the
Interior of the country has given fair
weather over the Plains states and
the central valleys. Tampa reports
1.38 Inches of rain. Cloudy and cold
er weather la indicated for this vicin
ity tonight and partly cloudy weather
Wednesday. T. ft. TAYLOR,
Observer.
ECHOES STILL HEARD
FROM THE COCKFIGHT
Magistrate B. L. Lvda yesterday
afternoon, fined R. L. Russia and T. R.
Houston of Hendersonvllle $5 an J the
costs each on charges of aiding and
abetting In the cockfight, whi?h vas
raided last week by Sheriff 13. .M.
Mitchell and deputies, near Skyland.
It was also announced yesterday af
ternoon that Magistrate B. R. Craig
of Skyland, had fined 20 men 25 cents
and the costs each, on charges of aid
ing and abetting by Magistrate Cr.iig
are P. V. Sumner, H. A. Case, T. W.
U. S. Department of Agriculture,
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Tuesday, Feb. 16, 1915.
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Surprise Party Nigh
FRIDAY NIGHT
AT THE:
MAMS
SAVE YOUR COUPONS
A BIG NIGHT
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FRIDAY NIGHT
Sumner, Frank Patton, J. B. Spain,
Walter Birmingham, Vernon Presley,
Thomas ClonU, C. A. West, Clyde
Frady, Eaymond Case, Lorance Car
land, Hugh Frady, L. W. West ur.d
William Donohoe.
The following drew fines on charges
of witnessing the cockfight: Vrank
Patton, P, V. Sumner, D. F. Rhodes,
R. L. Garvin and R. L. Nettles.
THEATERS.
Edith Taliaferro In "Young Romance"
At Galax Today.
ThS keynote of "Young Romance"
the noted play by William C. De
MUle which the Jesse L. Lasky Fea
picturized form, with Edith Taliaferro
as the star, is originality. It is a love
story of today-not sich a love story
as happens in every household or
every book, but a romance altogether
unique and interesting.
The two leading characters of this
story, which happily combines whim
sica! elements and Incidents of ad
venture, are Nellie Nolan and Tom
Clancy. Nellie works at the' notions
counter of a big department store,
and Tom Is in the hardware (Separt-
ment of the same establishment. But
both of their souls are filled with
ambitions and aspirations not to be
drowned by even the routine of such
existence. , Nellie .has saved a whole
hundred dollars antl,fn a fit of June
madness, decides to spend It all for
one week of glorious pretense at a
Maine summer resort, assuming the
role of a lady of fashion and tasting
for once the Joys of wealth. Tom Is
impressed with the same newspaper
story which has caught Nellie's eye
and he goes to the same resort, pos
ing aa a rich young man from New
port. Edith Taliaferro appears aa Nellie,
and Tom Forman as Tom. Other
leading roles are assumed by Florence
Dagmar, Violet Drew, Mrs. Lewis
McCord, Frederick Wilson, Ernest
Garcia, Marshall, Mackay, Harry de
Vere, Parke Jones, Charles Wells,
Miss Kellar, Miss Abril and Miss
White. . U fu ;
NIAGARA FALLS.
A$ On Time the Meeoa of American
Bride and Groom.
Niagara Is the spectacular center ol
the wboie great system of fresh wators
Bowing toward the Gulf of St. Law
rence. It was for a century the coun
try's one great eight No visiting for
eigner dreamed of missing It; no Amer
ican In foreign parts would hav dared
call himself an American unless be
could tell how be bad seen bia land's
greatest wonder toss It Iridescent
spray on high.
"See Niagara first" was tb unformrj
ated maxim of those earlier days the
writer himself, as a boy, heard a
briskly patriotic lady refuse a trip
abroad solely on the plea that she bad
never seen Ma pirn Falls.
There was something almost sacra
mental In tb trip. Marriage, Indeed,
was scarcely legal or binding unless
the visit to the altar was Immediately
supplemented by a trip to Niagara.
Those were the days when the
honeymoon was "what it used to bo."
Over Niagara's gorge and rushing wa
ters it hang benlgnantly, always at Its
fuIL And in the corridors of th falls
hotels th miserable unmarried forever
bruised their feet upon byneoeal rice.
The "funny columns" of tb news
papers could not bars existed Without
tae Niagara wedding trip.
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YOU'VE READ THE BOOK NOW SEE THE PLAY
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Wtin Dalawave Freduaea Iron.
Ia colonial time and during tb ear
ly year of notional life Dels wars wai
of considerable relative Importance as
a producer of Iron or for bloomeriei
and furnaces, and with the disappear
ance of th bloomarle Delaware's iron
mining Industry ceo sod to exist, and
no Iron ore. bas been produced la the
state for many years. The principal
mineral products of Delaware now art
obtained from quarries, sand and
gravel pits and springs of potable wa
ter. An Impediment,
"It looks as though my marrUge
with Miss Mulllns would Lave to bf
postponed."
"Wont's toe matter, old fellow t"
"She g"t married to young Dobaoo
yesterday."
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