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Saturday, January 22, 1915.
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PHOXE TS TOVK ORDER
for M. & W. coal if more convenient.
You don't have to come in persons or
be a coal expert to get good service
from this office. We always give cor
rect weight and our price is always the
lowest the market will permit
Carolina Coal and Ice Co.
50 Pattnn Avenue Dhrumor Bldg.
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'.Tape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress in five
minutes.
WE CAN ,
meet your wants at the fairest
prices. A complete line of tin
enameled ware, china, glass,
nickel and silverware.
I. X. L. DEPT. STORE
14 BROADWAY .
Phone 107 Langren Bldg.
Studebaker
$1050.00
f. o, b. Detroit
O. K AUTO SUPPLY &
TRANSIT CO.
Phone 126
Special Prices
on Men's Suits.
GEM CLOTHING STORE.
6 I'ATTON AVE.
Tou don't want a slow remedy
when your stomach is bad or an un
certain one or a harmful one--your
stomach is too valuable; you mustn't
injure it with drastic drugs.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for Its
speed in giving relief; Its harmless
ness: its certain unfailing action In
regulating sick, sour, gassy stomachs.
Its millions of cures in indigestion,
dyspepsia, gastritis and other stom
ach trouble has made it famous the
world over.
Keep this perfect stomach doctor In
ynur home keep it handy get a
ilarire fifty-cent case from any druar
store and then if anyone should eat
something which doesn't agree with
them; if what they eat lays like lead,
ferments and sours and forms gas;
causes headache, dizziness and nau
sea; eructations of acid and undlgest
ed food remember as soori as Pape's
Diapepsin comes in contact with the
stomach all such distress vanishes,
Its promptness, certainty and ease in
overcoming the worst stomach disor
ders is a revelation to those who try
It. . .
MEET IN BUFFALO
Oasis Temple, This State, Will
Send Four Delegates 300,
000 Visitors Expected.
LARGE DELEGATIONS.
HITS BILL IS
APPROVED BY STAR
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Wasington Paper Favors Bill
For One Cent Rate For
Drop Letters.
REMOVAL NOTICE.
POND AND POND
"rto tivo Counsellors, from 31
Am. Xat'l. Hunk, to 12-13-11-1
Dtirumor B!djs.
1-3 Off on Blankets
ASHEVILLE FURNITURE
COMPANY.
29 lliltmore Ave. 'Phone 1851
TOMBSTONES
MflMMFNTS f.
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B. S. SMITH
Marbleworks
5& Broadway
GET MV PRICKS"
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Let the Year 1916
be a year of peace and enjoy
ment. To do this you must
equip your home with the
proper lighting system. Put
in modern electrie fixtures. Use
National Mazda lmTOs in these
fixtures, and let electric appli
ances tlo your household work.
If you will do this your
homo will always have a smile
to greet you.
Wo invite yon to call nt our
show room, and we will take
great pleasure in Knowing vou
everything ELECTRICAL."
That the bill introduced in congress
by Congressmen James J. Britt in
which it is proposed that drop letters
carry a one-cent stamp, is attracting
attention, is shown by the fullowlng
editorial on the subject, which ap
peared in the January 16 issue of the
Washington Kvennig Star:
"The proposition to adopt the flat
rate of one cent for "drop letters," or
thnKe intended for local delivery, has
been frequently advanced and now
appears in a bill introduced in the
house by Representative F.rltt. What
ever may be the state of the postal
finances this ( plan has undeniable
merits. It stands to reason that a
letter that has to be transported only
within the city in which it is mailed
costs less for handling than one that
must be sent by train to distant
points. The drop letter represents
the minimum postal cost. Every
letter hns to be collected and distrib
uted and that is all that is done to
local letters such as those for which
a postal rate of one cent is now pro
posed. "As the matter works out in prac
tice, the drop letters, at two cents, are
bearing the cost of carrying the In
tercity mall. This Is an unfair dis
tribution of the postal burden. The
oretically the letter mail rates should
bo on a sliding scale, as are the parcel
post rates, but with 2 cents as a max
imum of letter postage within the
I'nited Stntes and its insular posses
sions and certain foreign countries
it la obviously Impossible to scale the
rate down n accordance wth distances
without adopting fractions of a rent.
Yet half-cent stamps would not be
impracticable, selling two for a penny,
or even quarter-cent stamps, selling
four for a penny. There Is, how
ever, no demand for letter postage
lower than one cent. Thnt demand Is
unmistakable, n evidenced In fre
quently introduced hills such as that
of Representative Britt."
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Shrlners in Asheville are particu
larly interested in the approaching1
annual imperial Council session of
Nobles of Shrine, which will be held
in Buffalo, N. T., on July 11-12-13. It
is expected that fully 300,000 people
will attend the convention, this num
ber of course including the delegates
and visitors from all parts of the
I'nited States.
Secretary W. V. Randolph of the
Masonic todies of this city, is the
Asheville representative of the Oasis
temple of this state. The other rep
resentatives of this state are VP, S.
TJddell and John T.. Dabbs of Char
lotte and It. S. Rhinehnrdt of Lin
colnton. Oasis temple will take the
patrol band of about 7S Phriners from
the state and will leave the state on a
special train, which will be conducted
for them for 11 davs. Either, on the
trip going to the convention, or on
retnrn'ng special side trips will be
taken by the members of the party
from North Carolina,
The Buffalo Evening News of Jan
uary 16. contains the following re
garding the meeting:
"Headnuarters for the preparations
for one of the blagest convention ever
brought to BuTalo. the imperial coun
cil session of Nobles of the Shrines,
which Is to be held in this city on July
11th. 12th and 13th, have been opened
In the Buffalo Consistory buildin? on
Delaware avenue. For the next six
months George K. Staples, general
chairman in charge of convention ar
rangements, will put in an average
of eight hours a day attending to the
letails that go with his job.
"Not onlv will nil of Buffalo's hotels
be taxed to ttie limit by the Shrine j
convention, but surrounding cities ni
far 38 Hochester will set the overflow, j
Niagara Falls, of course, benefits sub-1
stantlally. It Is within easy ride and j
has its own attractions which appeal ;
ll imiri? w IMi .t;ilie mime utiaiiLc. p.
"J. P. JtcCann. caravan director fori j
Mecca temple of New York city, called j
upon General Chairman staples tnta i
week. He came to engage hotel ac
commodations for a patrol of 150 uni
formed and for 500 other nobles of
Mecca temple who desire to stay
through the Imperial council session.
Arrangements were made to house the
New Yorkers at the International
hotel' at Niagara Falls.
"Mr. McCann stated that, in addi
tion to the 'ISO nobles who will stav
throughout the convention, a thousand
or two might be expected on special
trains for the day of the big parade.
Bookings for the train have not been i
made yet, since there is more time on
that than for hotel rooms.
'J,u Lu temple of Philadelphia has
engaged rooms for 500, including n
mounted patrol of BO men and a foot
patrol of 50 men and a band of 100
pieces. Stable room for the horses of
the mounted men has been contracted
for. Another contract was for garage
space for ".0 automobiles. In addi
tion, six special trains will be run by
jti I.u temple, bearing each 400 to 600
person". They will come on djnerem
days of the session.
'Chief Rabhan Harry O. Perry and
Robert L. Gill of Bouml temple, Bal
timore, Mi, were In Buffalo yesterdny
and secured hotel accommodations at
the Parkhof for 1 50 persons, who will
come In the Bouml caravan. Bouml
temple also will bring a patrol of 35
uniformed men, who will be quartered
in one of the armories."
MOTOR CAR
It is literally true as you have probably dis
covered in your own locality that the owners
of the car are its most enthusiastic salesmen.
Dodge Brothers dealers frankly ad
mit that their task has been made
easy for them by the performance
of the car and the things owners
have said about It. ;
The gasoline consumption. Is ,
unusually Jow
. v The price of the Touring Car or
Roadster, complete Is $785 (f. o. b.
.Detroit) ;
Asheville Automobile Co.
18 and 20 Church Street
J. E. CARPENTER
JEWELER.
Watches and Bine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
Z'a. 9 Pack Sqnar.
OFFICE SUPPLIES, FILING DEVICES, LEDGERS
and blank books of every kind and description, special
rulings to suit every kind of business purpose. Rubber
hands, mucilage, inks, pens, fountain pens, file folders,
clips, clip boards, bellows files, pads, typewriter papers,
carbon paper, etc Glad to have you call and examine
them today.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
39 Patton Avenue. Phone 254 Asheville, N. C.
Order Ice Cream for Sunday Dinner
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
Haywooa St. Near P. O. Phones 110 and 111
To Prevent Disappointment
DEMAND Hill's "PEERLESS" Sausage
At Loading Grocers
"Just Enough Fat to Balance the Lean."
BIG CONVENTIONS
come to Asheville because
big conventions and little
conventions all know this
is the greatest place on
earth for conventions to
meet . , ,
NICHOLS WAY
Laundry work is one of
the pleasing features al
ways encountered here.
Phone 2000.
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols. Mgr.
IS Praland P.
M. & W. COAL
The kind that will give
perfect satisfaction any
time and all times. For
range, for ; heater, for
grate, it is simply great.
Phone 40.
i Asheville Coal Co.
F. X. .WEAVER. Managsr.
Harth Pack Muar.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Diamonds, Watches Jewel
ry and anything of value.
Trunks, and leather goods
our SPECIALTY.
H. L. FINKELISTEIN '
Pawn and Loan Otflc
tt-85 BUtmora Arena
; Rune Ml
NIGHT CLASS
Bookkeeping, Banking, Higher Accountancy and Type
writing Now Being Formed ; -Class
Commences January 10, 1916.
This class Is In charge of an expert accountant, and offers an
unusual opportunity to ambitious young men and women to secure
expert training in these branches. INVESTIGATE NOW.
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
30 COLLEGE ST.
PHOXE 1100
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IF
CONSTIPATED
C Pattnn Ave.
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Do you
Want Heat
Without Smoke?
Anthracite (hard conl)
in alrnont Kinokeloss: it
produces big heat and a
lasting fire. We carry all
pizos in the frce-buriiing
white ash kind.
S:ui!:cra Cc:1 Co.
ILcao7C0 10 II. Tack Z
It peevish, feverish and sick,
give "California Syrup
of Figs."
Mother! Tour child Isn't naturally
ctoms and peevish. Bee If tongus Is
ooated; this Is a sure sign Its little
stomarh, liver and bowels need
cnnalng at onca.
When liBtleaM, pale, feverish, full of
cold, breath bad, throat sore, doesn't
eat. s;eep or art naturally has stom
ach-ache, diarrhoea, remember.
gentle liver and bowel eleaslng should
always be the nrst treatment given
Nothing equals "California Byrup of
Figs" for children's Ills; give a tea
spoonful, and In a few hours all the
foul waste, sour bile and fermenting
rood whlcn is clogged In the bowels
i passes out of the system, and you
have a well and playful child again.
I All children love this harmless, dell-
. m.us iruu laxative, ' and It never
, rails 10 effect a g.Kd "Inside" cleans
Ing. Directors for baliles, children of
sll sses and grown-ups ars plainly
wfi nm notue.
nep It handy In vour hnma A tit.
tie given today saves a sick child to-
morrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your artiggurt tor a It-cent bottla of
t anrornla flyrup of Figs," then look
no act that tt la mads by the "Call.
urnia rig pyrur. Company
ri.kot i Tonight t :3 o'clock
I. M. A. VS. FnattSnhur T M
A. Beats ill a.
Camembert Cheese
In Wood Boxes, fresh by express .40c
Florida Strawberries, fresh and fine quality.
EDWIN C. JARRETT
Pack Square And City Market
TIME,
LABOR,
EXPENSE
GAS
RANGES
SOLD
ON EAST
DIVIDED
PAYMENT
PLAN
$16.50
TO
$30.00
GOOK WITH GAS
Asheville Power & Light Co.
SALESROOM: 102 PATTON AVE.
CHOICEST LAMB OF THE SEASON
And Select Milk-Fed Poultry
STAR MARKET, Phone 1917
"We are successful caterers to m variety of appetite,
TOYS I
PRES. OF MEREDITH
SPEAKSATY.M.C.A.
Dr. A. T. Vann, one of State's
Best Known Educators
Excellent Music Arranged.
Dr. R. T. Vann. president of ilerl-
dlth college at Raleigh, will be the
speuker at the men's meeting at the
Y. M. C. A. tomorrow afternoon at
4 o'clock. Dr. Van Is ons of ths state's
best known educators and will no
doubt be heard by a large audience.
Ha Is said to be a very attractive
and entertaining speaker.
The musical program for ths meet
ing consists of a solo by Miss Ade
laide Porter and the Asheville male
quartet wilt render several selections
under ths direction of C. H. Rartlett
The meeting for boys will be held
at I o'clock and as usual an attractive
program has been arranged for this
meeting and all boys of the city,
whether members of ths association
or not are Invited to attend.
UNIVERSITY CONFERS
MEDAL ON SOU. RY.
Jl-:t rlson.
Washington, Jan. II. In racognl
tlon of the efforts of Southern Hall
way company to promote Internatlo.v
at trad relations between . South
America and tba United H tales and
the effective and noteworthy result
of those efforts In stimulating the
study of the Ppanish language and
literature and Latin-American hls
tory and economics In ths schools
and colleges of ths southern statis,
ths ancient University of Cordova
Argentina, which was founded In 1(11
has conferred upon ths Southern
Hallway company a Urge and hand
some silver medal, which hns recent.
iy been delivered to President liar'
FUNERAL SERVICES
FOR MRS. PARHAM
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha
lanes Parham, aged 77, who died yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
koii, W. P. Varhain. at No. 77 Pin
Grove avenue, will be held tomorrow
at Z o'clock at the Helhel Baptist
church.
The deceased was a native of the
county and had spent her life her.
Hhe was twice married, her first hus
band, William Ftlsbee, having been
killed In the war between the states
snd her second husband, John T. Par
ham, who was also a Confederate sol
dier, iller In 1905.
Of the 1. children bom to her. the
following ten survive: W. F. Parham
and Horace Parham, of Asheville;
Monroe Parham, Mark Parham, Mrs.
Webb Israel and Mrs. James Worley.
of Leicester: Bascom Parham. of
Crestmont: Charles Parham and Mrs.
Robert Plemmona, of 8partanhurK:
and Varlon Ftlsbee, of Oklahoma.
DRUE VICTIMS SAVED;
Alone yon cannot shake on the
bond of a cursed drug habit that en
slaves you, because your system has
grown to NEED ths drug. With ths
sclentiflo Cedarc.roft treatment you can
I ietk the bonds because the treatment
lonis up ths system and remove ths
Crmand for drugs. ,
Bo sure ar w that w tan cur all
drug, liquor and tobacco nablta that
ws accept ni fee for flanltartum treat
ment unless patient report satisfac
tory cure, the patient to be the sole
Judge.
This treatment Is II f work of l)r.
Clrlbhl. Nothing to dread, no wltn
Jrawal pstns, no torture, no cont.ne
ment. Larn how to fre yoursolf and
tart a new life. . Writ for booklet
nt In plain wrapper, aitrrlng Ce
ilvtrrnft Hanllnrlum, Hos 7S, U'.atlnn
t. Nashvllia, Tenn.
SPARTANBURG TEAM
HERE FOR A GAME
The Spartanburg T, M. C. A. bas
ketball team arrived her this morn
ing for the gam tonight at 8:30
o'clock with the local association
team. Ths South Carolina boy look
lilc regular basketball player and It
Is expected that th local boys will
have a nice Job on their hand in dis
posing of th visitors, although the
word ha gone out from the associa
tion that th local team will b vic
torious, perhaps.
Th South Carolina Y. M. C. A.
team hold th association tit! for
that state and th local boya hold It
for thl state, so th tonight' gam
ought to be on well worth seeing.
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Reserved Seat for Tonight's Itsaket
Ball gam. Only 15c. 213-it
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Marlon. Jan. M. A V rt...
Nobo township, wa In town this week
... niwmg mi capture of a large
black bear on Llnvlll mountain r.
cently. Mr. Gray says th bear was
captured after strenuous roc of sU
days durstlon. H claim to have
sum of th beat bear dogs In this part
of ths stat and hope during th re
mainder of th winter month to cap
ture a number of bears, sine h sny
they ars unusually plnntirul ja the
vicinity of Llnvlll and Shortoff moun-tains.
Hultor What make you think, air
that 1 will not be able to support your
daughter?
Her rather Th dlnVulty r had
In doing It myself lioston Transcript
A girl may b sll to m.m
sngel during roiirUhlp, but after mar-
MUST BE SOLD
BY LAST OF JANUARY
One month In which to purchase toys nt jronr own prion,
BLOMBERG'S
Phone 1916 17 BUtmore Ave.
Furniture Moving Our Specialty
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service. Give Ug a Trial
CITIZENS TRANSFER CO.
48 Patton Ato. ' Phone 25.
DO YOU WANT TO KNOWvWIIO
print a Job If It can b printed? Rule a sheet If It can b ruled?
Make a ledger If It can be mad? Hind a book If It can b bound?
Sell loos leaf ledger of every tyl? If you do, wc are th people.
HACKNEY & MOALE COMPANY
Tr- ' IS Lexington Avenue
kjOVPx Tb ,lon, ol UI,h UnM, lnanu- 0Jrx
CYPHERS INCUBATORS
Brooders and Sapplies
Get an incubator and get your hatch started.
. Ve have a good supply of them on hand and can
start yon off early.
The "Columbia" is a cheaper machine made by the
Cypher company. j'
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