LEADERSHIP
IN FUEL
That's the position which
M. & W. Indian Coal en
joys. Long years of use
has proven it best by test.
Phones 129 and 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
60 Patton Ave., Druhmor BIdg.
CHINA, GLASS, ENAM
EL, TIN, ALUMINUM
WARES
Variety, Quality and
Values.
I. X. L. DEPT. STORE.
16 BROADWAY
Thone 107. Lanjjren IJlilg.
Keep Cool
The FAN adds to the enjoy
ment of the meal and aids di
gestion. -
A FAN circulating the air
in baby's bedroom is protec
tion against the many little
hot weather ailments.
"When looking for amuse
ment, people prefer the com
fortable FAN cooled places.
Get one of our BOBBINS &
MYERS STANDARD FANS,
and you will KEEP COOL all
summer.
PIEDMONT
Electric Co.
61 Pattern Ac.
Opp. r. O.
Why Worry, Phone jour wants to 202,
ItHWHIIfffffl
Set Teeth
$6.00
Crowns
$4.00
AH work at reduced prices.
10- year Guarantee.
Ideal Painless Dentist3
I 6. Muin St. Over Zagler's
THE CALL CO.
17 BILTMORE AVENUE.
Sells For Cash and
Sells For Les3
Trunks, Bags
AND SUIT CASES
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
Loan Office
23-25 South Main Street
Phone 887
"TIZ" FOflAGHING,
E, TIRED FEEI
"TIZ" for Tender, Puffed-up,
Burning, Calloused Feet
and Corns. :
"Ail Bor
nz1 i tk.
ON FOROT IN JULY
N. C. Forestry Association to
Hold Three Days Meet
ing at Montreat.
People who are forct-il. to stand on
their eot all clay know what sore, ten
der, sweaty, burning feet mean. They
use "TIZ," and "TIZ" cures their feet
riiiht up. It keeps feet in perfect con
dition. "TIZ" is. the only remedy in
the world that draws out all the poi
sonous exudations which puff up the
feet and cause tender, sore, tired, ach
ing feet. It instantly stops the pain
in corns, callouses and bunions. It's
simply glorious. Ah! how comfortable
your fec-t feel after using "TIZ'1.
You'll neyer limp or draw up your
face in pain. Your shoes won't tigh
ten and hurt your feet.
Get a 2 5 cent box of "TIZ" now
from any druggist, department or gen
eral store. Just think! a whole year's
foot comfort for only 25 cents.
RESULTS m OF THE
STUFF SPELLING COSIEST
179 High Schools and 6,513
Boys and Girls Participat
ed in the Contest.
spelling
. Walk-
schools,
.9 high
PRESCRIPTIONS
TEAGUE & OATES
Phones 260-1996
Special to The Gazette-News.
t hapel Hill, May 11. The
test conducted by i'rof, N, V
er, state inspector of high
was participated in by 1
schools and ti,513 boys and girls. One
hundred and fifty schools rendered
reports of the results as of the test in
which fifty words in common use
were submitted as the efficiency ba
tis. The number of trials In the test
was :i J u, and of that number
there were 98,102 failures. The aver
age grade attained by the state was
tit) . S7 per cent.
The honor roll consisted , of. twenty
pupils who made perfect grades. The
boys and girls and the schools they
represented thus accredited are:
Flora Canady, of the Benson school;
Xellie Fleming, Hoonville; Lillie Ai
ken and Jennie llloom, Durham;
Codena Pope, Kllcn Maultsby and
Mary (lark, l-'ayetteville; Kowena
F.vans, Henderson; Charles Black
burn, Kenersville; Mnrjruerlte Sulli
van, Sallie Hoover and Floyd Mace,
l.incolnton; Fannie Green, Lowe 's ; Jjjxuected
dclphus; tiranberry Tucker, Ply
mouth; Annabel Spence, Seven
Springs; May Planton, Shelby; Lilly
Five, St art own; Mamie Deal, AVades
boro; Icie Buchanan, Webster. Of the
individual schools, KIttrell headed
the honor roll with a percentage
erado of S9.R8, C'ooleemee high
! rcbool was a close second,
j The list of words submitted were:
Wednesday, preparation, Connecticut
j religious, laboratory, neuter, twelfth,
1 cylinder, yield, separate, lope, relieve,
J which, foreign, conceivable, achieve
' ment, benefited, changeable, plente
j "Urf, (rrlevod, pitiable, breadth, rec
jommeml, descendant, accommodate,
occurrence, referred, government,
business, precede, embarrass, until,
receive, nbsvnce, appreciate, receipt,
February, prejudice, license, ridicu
lous, prlvlleKe, ' parallel, whether.
A forestry' conference is to he held
in Montreat, July 6 to 9, under the
auspices of the North Carolina Fores
try association and the Mountain Rt
treat association. The Montreat as
sembly has each summer for the past
j several years successfully carried out
j a Chautauqua program including a
I large number of interesting, instructive
and entertaining features. This year it
has been decided to add a forestry
week to the program.
Three full days will be devoted to
the conference, in addition to a recep
tion the first evening which will be
tendered the delegates by the manage
ment. One day will be devoted to a
study of problems relating to the ad
ministration and the uses of the: Ap
palachian National forests, as well as
the proper management of private
and state forests. The federal officers
in charge of the National Forests in
Xorth Carolina will take a prominent
part in these meetings, and popular
addresses will he made by them. A
full' discussion of forest fire prevention
under the new state laws Is planned,
while .the sale and conservative cutting
of mature timber and the proper use
of the forest will be included in the
program. This day will be ..known as.
"State and National Forestry Day."
A second day will be known as "For
estry Association day" and subjects in
which the North Carolina Forestry as
sociation is specially interested will be
dealt "with; such timely topics as the
proper observance of Arbor day, the
purchase of Mount Mitchell for a state
park, the teaching of forestry in our
public schools and colleges and other
phases of educational and propaganda
work will be discussed.
One or two illustrated lectures will
be given and two enjoyable side trips
are being planned. One of these will
be a conducted fumble through the
Montreat Woods to study the native
trees and shrubs. The other will be a
picnic supper on one of the nearby
peaks, at which camp fire discussions
will be' guided by an authority of for
estry and woodcraft.
One whole day is to be devoted to a
trip to the top of Mount Mitchell. Th?
lumber company which has built a
railroad to within one mile of the sum
mit of the mountain has now inaugu
rated a semi-weekly passage service,
so that this famous and most interest
ing mountain can be visited with a.
minimum of exertion. A picnic dinner
will be held on the peak at which sev
eral notables will propose appropriate
toasts.
Montreat, only three miles from
niack Mountain and less than twenty
miles from Asheville, is an Ideal place
for such a meeting. It is the nearest
resort to Mount Mitchell and virtually
on the i;!ope of this famous mountain,
The recent decision of the general as
sembly to purchase the summit for a
state forest park has been approved
by public spirited citizens all over
North Carolina.
JXit mcnogrnn'on tfo
radiator stands firali
jpnanatkm.a motorcar
CHALMERS IiTTTIiE SIX
$1400 F. O. B. -FACTORY
HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
We have one on exhibition on our
salcsnxim lloor and wiU Iks pleased to
have ou come In and see it.
ASHEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO.
18 & 20 CHURCH ST.
i
1
IN A DAY '
SPRING OXFORDS
For Men Rnd Women
Men' low cnu $3.60 and $4.00
Ladles' low cuta $2.50 and $3.50
In Latest Styles
GEO. W. JENKINS,
10 Broadway.
MEASURE THE DISTANCE YOU WALK
Wear a Pedometer in your pocket looks like a watch. Then too,
wear a good fountain pen in your pocket too a mighty good one for
$2.50 and $3.00.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
30 Patton Avenue
Rogers Press
39 Patton Avenne
Phone 254.
Try Our Fresh Home Made
ASSORTED CHOCOLATES
Pure Confections of Real Quality
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
Haywood St., Near P. O.-r-Phones 110 and 111.
To Secure the Best
THE MARKET AFFORDS IN
MEATS GAME POULTRY
SEND YOUR ORDERS TO
VISITORS WHO WASH
"Nichols
Way"
are never disappointed,
because "Nichols Way"
means the BEST in laun
dry work.
Phone 2000
Asheville Laundry
i J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
11 Penland St.. Asheville.
t WHY WORRY
With PAol. .
to standard in fuel j
ficiencyt .
M. & w
Coal
Til. . . : j
rnone u tor aW
i . 11 i . . .
xuu. ion every time,
I Asheville Coal Co.
North Pack Bquart'
Make Your.Porch Comfortable
And attractive by using Walfo On
Rugs. These rugs are extra om?
fast colors, beautiful designs, and
no more than the Inferior mjJJ
BEAUMONT FURNITURE CO. '
Home of Furniture Value i
27 Bittmore Avenue, i
Product of the Most Modem Factory
Lyon & Healy
Piano $350
Best Piano Value in America
DUNHAM'S
MUSIC HOUSE,
The Home of High Grade Pianos.
EVERYTHING FOE
THE FORD CAR.
Our lubricating oils are
, the best that can be
; bought. ,
D. 0
Shaw Motor Co.
52-60 Broadway.
I WHEN YOU GROW
HILL'S MARKET
Phone 3
Phone 4
UK PROGRAM FDR
IKMTS MEET HERE
That Large Num
ber of Merchants Will At
tend the Convention.
STRAWBERRIES
Native stock, fresh and good quality, per basket 12y2c.
' Special prices by the crate
Everything in Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits
EDWIN C. JARRETT
12 NORTH PACK SQUARE AND CITY MARKET.
Tired of Long Hours
' Spent Over a Red Hot Stove in
An Overheated Kitchen
WHEN YOU GROW WEARY OF KITCHEN r
DRUDGERY
Tw
it's TINE FOR SANDWICHES
COLD
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Kepairing a Specialty.
27a. Pack Square.
pursue, mennt, courageous, necessary,
convenient, precious, consensus.
The word "consensus" was mis
spelled a srreator number of times
than any other submitted. "Wortnes-
dny." and "which," were spelled cor
rectly a (jre-iter number of times than
spy nthrr In the test llwt, the lntter
belnir spelled correctly 6,174 times
out of 6, BIS chances.
The results proved In a snTistnnttnl
way that girls are better jrpellers than
boys. Thu number of cases In which
plrls madft the hltfhert frrades was 93,
whila only 39 times did the boys
score In this particular. The num
ber of cases In which boys made the
lowest grade was 90: the girls made
the lowest grade In 42 cases.
Cheer Up
MONARCH coal will do
the work. Use it in your
kitchen range, grate or.
t anywhere, perfect aatis-,
faction is assured.
Southern Coal Co.
Thone 7C0 10, N. Pack Bq.
VThf Worry, Phone yonr wants to 202,
Spot Cash
Specials
A NEW ONE.EACII WEEK
6 Cup Universal Percolator
$2.10., :
Brown Hardware Co.
II Broadway.
Phono 87.
STAR MARKET, Phone 1917
We Are Successful Caterers to a Variety of Appetites.
Special to The Gazette-News.
IXirhnm, May 14. President I B.
Mnrkham and Secretary M. E. Newson
of the North Carolina Merchants' as
sociation, are arranging a program
and plans for the annual meeting of
the association which is scheduled for
June 15, 16 and 17, in Aaheville. The
officers of the association believe that
they will have a splendid program and
are expecting possibly the largest at
tendance In the history of the organi
zation
Although It Is up to the next meet-
Ins of the association, It is very prob
able that Durham will again be se
lected for the state headquarters and
that all of the officers will be re-elected.
This is the usual rule carried out
at the annual meetings.
Up until a few weeks ago Miss I
Mae Stephenson, who is now secretnry
of the AHheville association, was as
sistant and active secretary of the state
association. However since her resig
nation Mr. Newsom has been artlvely
engaged in the work.
During the past year the work of
the organization has gone along splen
didly. Several local branches of the
state association have been reported
and the membership of the state or
ganization Is much larger than ever
before. President Markham has be
come thoroughly famallar with the
state work and has been enthusiastic
over the association's success.
All of the merchants in North Caro
lina will be invited to attend the meet
ing and it Is expected that many will
go from Durham. The meeting was
held here last year and it was a pleas
ant gathering of North . Carolina's
merchants.
Planting Calendar for May
FOR THE GARDEN AH varieties of seeds can now be planted:
Hush Beans, Pole Beans, Lima Beans, Sugar Corn, Beets, Radish,
Salisfy, Parsnips, Squash, Cucumber, Okra, Cantaloupes, Watermel
ons, Pumpkins, Egg Plants, Peppers, Cress, Carrots, Lettuce and
Endive. Set out Tomato, Egg Plant and Peppers, Cabbage and
Cauliflower plants.
FOR THE FARM Plant Sugar Beets and Mangel Wurtzel for win
tf.i fading. All the Sorghums, Millet and Ensilage Corn. Like
wise Cow Peas, Soy or Soja Beans. Plant Corn.
L. R STRICKER
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
B. C. Bryson to Mildred E. Sher
wood, property on Mills creek; $ 10
and other considerations.
C. C. Hire and others to M. II.
Lance, property on Polt creek; con
sideration, 150.
Garland A. Thomasson and wife to
Frederick I Hunt, property on Hill
side street: $10 and other considera
tions. Frederick L. Hunt to Garland A.
Thomasson, property on Hlllsldt
street; I IS and othw consideration.
Reliable Garden and Held Seeds.
Wholesale and Retail
Corner College and Lexington. ,
Telephone 1026.
Carrying "Coal, Splitting
Kindling, Building Fires,
Handling 'Ashes, Etc.
Have a Gas Range In.
stalled in Yonr Home and
Enjoy Life.
Detroit Jewel Gas Ranges
$16.50 to $30.
Asheville Power & Light Co.
Laundry
Phones 70
.and 2096
A trial la all we ask. We treat your laundry white.
IF IT'S MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S SUITS
YOU WANT
We can please you as to style, quality and price. Tb
genuine goodness of our Suits gains for this rfiop the
continued grateful patronage of the sensible saving man.
Suits $15.00, $18.00, $20.00 to $25.00.
Genuine Palm Beach Suits in both light and dark colors,
Plain and Norfolk style. .$7,50 up
Separate Pants of Serge, Flannel and Palm Beach $3 up
.
Smith-Bruns Clothing Co.
"The Broadway Style Shop."
LANGREN flLDG,
$2650
The "WHITE" 30 Roadster
A comfortable 30-horsepower roadster, a gentle
man's motor, in a class by itself.
The Incomparable White.
4-30 Roadster $2C50
4-30 Touring $2G50
4-45 Touring 3800
6-60 Touring 5500
(F. O. B. Cleveland)
Asheville Motor Sales Co.
67-71 BE 0 AD WAY.
PHONE 10C0.
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