Thursday, ftfarch 23, 1916.
THE ASHEV ILLE TIMiS.
PAGE THEEE
NATIONAL SLOGAN SUG
VILLA'S OPERATIONS AGAINST MORMONS
! HI BECOMES
GESTED Bt PROMINENT
mtm DRUGGIST
OH M BEAUTIFUL
httava
Would Remind the Public to Prevent
Sickness by Removing tna lun
ry Grandmother's Old Favo
rite Recipe of Sage Tea and
. Sulphur
Watch
This Sale
TV, D. BALLARD
i ororalnent druggist of Memphis says:
Much sickness could an- would bo
prevented. If the people would only re
member tout constipation Is one of the
Brst causes. As a reminder, I would
wggtfst the slogan,
-nexall Orderlies, the laxative tab
let with the pleasant taste.'
"I suggest Recall Orderlies as 1 know
tbeir formula and believe they are the
best remedy for relieving constipation.
They can be used by men, women or
cblkiren." ; ;.' '
"THE REXALL STORE"
SMITH'S DRUG STORE.
INTERESTING TALKS
ON GARDENING
Committees to Be Named to
, Secure Vacant Lots For
Cultivation.
jf5 aT pemxs JUriiu Jcy
. 9ii iucw w.
I Where .Mormon colonists of San Miguel valley are gathered at Casas
Grandes awaiting relief train for escape to El Paso. 2 Villa tears up railroad
at Corralitos to prevent rescue trains getting through to Casas Grandes. 8
Villa gets astride of railroad tit Guzman and cuta oil escape of Mormons from
Casas Grandes. who abandon flight to El Paso. 4 General Gavira, with 500
Carranza troops at Juarez, declines to go to the relief of Mormons at Casas
Grandea.
Contestants Preparing
For Final Lap In Race
Home gardoninlg work and Its
value to the school students and to
ihe community were the subjects of
an instructive address by Dr. A. t.
Wheeler yesterday afternoon at the
y. Jl. C. A. at the meeting called to
consider plans for continuing the
movement in this city.
Dr. Wheeler spoke from experience,
having taught a boys' class as rar
back as twenty-five years ago.
Secretary Buckner of the board of
trade compared the gardening move
ment to the farm demonstration car
ried on in this county under the di
rection of E, D. Weaver. Mr. Durban
spol") on beautifying the city with
flowers; E. D. Johnson, chairman of
the garden supervlsers, expressed ap
preciation for co-operation given him.
( Mrs. Charles A. ,Webb,, Mrs. Rogers,
Miss Fletcher and others took part in
the discussion that followed. .
Mrs. Webb was named chairman of
the publicity committee. At the next
meeting committees on vacant lots
and on addresses .to be made at the
schools, will be appointed. Those who
have vacant lots to offer for cultiva
tion! ore asked to communicate with
the board of trade.
With only two more days for work
after today, the candidates in The
Times Motion Picture contest are be
stirring themselves to pile up the nec
essary ballots to insure success. Cou
pon clipping has become a habit and
the friends of the contestants are
working hard for their favorites. The
Romance of Asheville" promises to
be one of the most popular ever filmed
in this city.
Standing- of the contestants today is
as follows:
For Lending Imflv.
Miss Marguerite Slagle, 11U
Woodrow Ave. . ; .. 57 10
Mrs. B. 15. Hester. 96 College
St 2005
Miss Hazle Dillon. 165 S. Main
St. .. .. .. .. .. 2300
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly com.
pounded brings back the natural color
and lustre to the hair when faded,
streaked or gray.: Years ego the only
way to get this mixture was to make
It at home, which Is mussy and troublesome.
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." You will get a
large bottle of this old time recipe im
proved by the addition of other in
gredients for about 50 cents. Every.
body uses this preparation now, be
cause no one can possibly tell that
you darken your hair, as It does It so
naturally and evenly. You dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; by morning
the gray hair disappears, and after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy and you look years younger,
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is a delightful toilet requisite. It is
not intended for the cure, mitigation
pr prevention of disease.
Miss Dena Mace. 12 Grady St. . . 362
Miss Marguerite. Smathers, 118
Chestnut St. ... . . . . ..... Z'
Miss Dorothy Tennent. 26 Make
St 7330
Miss Nellie Bard, 23 Arlington
St.. i 2560
Miss Rose Edna Banning, Col-
leee St . . 270.)
Miss Freda Blomberg, city.... 3285
Miss Hazel Johnson 2125
For Lending Man.
Guy S. Lavender, Langren hotel. 8010
Alexander Poole, P. O. Box 316. 5170
I'". Alton Abbott, city 6080
Oeo. A. Dlgges, Jr., . 640 Bllt-
more Ave. 8525
Marion Dixon .. 5410
. The standing of contestants will be
published daily. ' '
Billie Burke In Pajamas In the New
Triangle-Fine Arts Romantic Come
dy "Pepav."
AT THE STRAND TODAY.
AT
CENTRAL CHURCH
Extensive Improvements are being
made nt Central Methodist church on
Church street, under the supervision
fpf Arch Nichols, chairman of tho cus
todian committee of tho church. The
yard has been regraded and re-turfed
and the Biltmore nurseries are plant
ing shrubbery, and setting out ;i hedge
along the sidewalk the cntlredistance
of the church nnd parsonage proper
ty. New concrete walks are being bil l
to the pastor's study, the main rn
trance and the parsonage. A new wu!k
also is being constructed to tho pri
mary department, making it easier
for the younger . children to reach
trdr rooms. A coping about six
inches high has been plnced along the
sidewalk and (the shrubbery, thus giv
ing the yard a much better appear
ance. All the outside wood work of
the church Is being painted. These
improvements will add greatly to the
appearance of the church and church
property. '
HEALTH AND INCOME
lloth Kept tip on Scientific Food.
Good, sturdy health helps one lot
FURNITURE MEN 1
ILL JEET HERE
Tri-State Association Comes to
Asheville, June 15-16
Many Delegates.
It was made known today that the
Tri-State Furniture Dealers associa
tlon. which embodies the principal
furniture men of the states of Virginia
und North, and South Carolina, will
hold on interstate meeting in the
Asheville Merchants association
rooms. June Jj-IG.
.1. A. Gllmore, who is the secrotary
of tho association, was In the city yes.
terdnv. and at a meeting of the local
furniture men. made a short address,
and outlined tho plans for the coming
convention, which will bring some
thing like three or four hundred deal
ers to this city.
From tho choice of a score of south
ern cities Asheville was selected as
"the logical point" for the meeting,
which proves that this city Is Justly
coming Into Its own M "the conven
tlon city."
Although the nature of the plans for
the entertainment of the visitors have
not been completed. It Is expected that
an elaborate program will be arranged.
Mr. Gllmore returned to his home
In Charlottosvlllo, Va., yesterday.
FIREMEN CALLED TWIQE
TO SAME RESIDENCE
K PRICE REPORT, F.
it ? t t t r. t . r. t f !
Prices paid by merchants for farm
products in the markets of North
Carolina as reported to the division
of markets for the week ending Sat
urday, March 18.
Town Corn Cow-
No. 2 peas
White
Asheville 89o $1.25
Charlotte .. 0o 1.40
Durham 95c l.oO
Goldsboro 85c
REV.'R. N. WILCOX TO
PREACH AT TRINITY
Rev. R. N. Wilcox, rector of St.
James Episcopal church at Hender-
sonvllle, will deliver the sermon this
evening at Trinity church. Services
begin at 8 o'clock. -
LENTEN SERVICES AT
THE LUTHERAN CHURCH
The Lutheran church announc
that it will hold lenten services this
evening at 8 o'clock, and every Thurs
day evening henceforth during the
lenten season.
Hendersonvllle
New Bern . .
Raleigh . .
Wilmington . .
Winston-Salem
Town
, 85c
80o
8u
95a
. 75o
Irish
Potatoes
Per bbl.
$2.70
2 25
1.50
1.15
1.00
1.25
1.10
Apples
Per r-bl.
$5.00
Two Ares at the residence of Mrs.
V. B. McRae, at No. 230 cumoeriunu
to make money. With the loss of avenue, caused each time by n verv
"cnun one s income la liable to shrink, heuted cooking range, were cxtin
not entirely dwindle away. Kulshrd hurt night by the local lire
When a young lady has to make ' department before any great damage
er own living, good health is her best i ivn done. The ttrst alarm was turned
asset.
"I am alone in the world," wiitcs
Chicago girl, "dependent on my own
elTorts for my living. I am a clerk,
snd through close application to work
and a boarding-house diet, I became
nervous, and got so bad off It was al
most Impossible for me to keep tip in
the office.
"A friend suggested to me the Idea
of trying Crape-Nuts food which I did
making it a large part of at least
two meals a day.
"Today X am free from dyspepsia
nd the Ills of au overworked and Im
properly nourished brain and body. To
Qrnpe-Nuu I owe the recovery of my
health, and the 'ability to retain my
Position and Income." "There's a
Reason." Name given by Potum Co.,
Battle Creek, Mich.
Kver read the altove liHUT A new
ne appears from time to time. They
Ms gennlne, true, tuid full Of human
utcraia.
4.00
8 50
Asheville . .
Charlotte . . . .
Durham 2.10
New Bern 4.00
Raleigh . ... S.25
Wilmington 4.00
Winston-Salem 3. 00
Chicago, 111., No. 3 white corn 71-
73ic (delivered in Rnlelgh
S8!ic);. No. 3 yellow corn 13-Tc
(delivered In Raleigh 88-87 c).
No. 1 potatoea per bbl.. Now York
S2. 00-12.75. '
No. 1 sweet potatoes per bbl., New
York 40-48C (basket); Philadelphia
45-60O (basket): Jersey No. 1; Cin
cinnati 32-10 (Jersey).
Butter, Ktfs, and Poultry rrlrea,
Town N. C. e Eggs
Creamery
Butter
Asheville 37380 1 18c
HZ" IF FEET
tt, BURN, PUFF UP
uan t oeat "xiz" lor sore
tired, swollen, calloused
feet or corns
"Sure! I use TlZf
time fi
t trouble."
Charlotte . . 30
Durham 80
Ooldsboro . . . .
Monroe 30
New Bern . . .
Raleigh .. . .
Salisbury . , . .
Winston-Salem
Town
20
20
20
14
14 Kc
15H
18
17
Eggs
In shortly aftor o'clock; ana wnon
the firemen arrived they found a small ,
smouldering b!ae under tna giicnrn
range, which thev extinguished Imme
diately. The engine rcturnea anu
shortly before 11 o'clock another alarm
wsa sent In from the same residence.
The fire. It Is stated, had lcen rebuilt
In the range thba causlnjf the second
fire, which was txtingub-ed with
slight damage.
GALLOWAY DESTROYS
FOUR DISTILLERIES
. ..33
. ..36
, ..33
N. C.
Creamery
Butter
Chicago butter 35c (creamery):
New York butter 36-36 Vio (extra)
M.tsonrl Valley Medical Mm
Within th In week Special Em
ploye J. A. Oeiiowey has found and
destroyed four distilleries, two In
floutn Carolina and two In Transylva
nia county, this state. The energetic
raider po.i'J out about 3.100 gallons
of bonr ready for distillation and a
quantity of mash. v
dt. Joseph, Mo., March IS. Several
hundred physlclalns and surgeons of
prominence, representing the states of
Kansas, Missouri, Iowa and Nebraska,
met In thle city today for the .aemi
annual convention of the Medical So
ciety of the Missouri valley. The pro-
rem covers two 'days and provides
tnr addrsasea by Prof. M. T. Kavennl
of the University of Missouri, Dr.
Charles A. I Reed of Cincinnati, Dr.
W. D. Sheldon of the Mayo foundation
and several other widely known meJI
cal men and educator ,
, t fmiesepny. ,
"Willie. did o" ,,u 7,mr f,t'
Instr "M Mier. don't WH'a bring up
the past." iiUge.
THE
Bankrupt
OF THE
Asheville Dry
SALE STARTS AT 9 A. M., SATURDAY,
::rV: - MARCH :25t
The Entire Merchandise Consisting of Ladies'
Cloaks and Suits, Dresses, Shirt Waists, Skirts,
Millinery, Ladled Furnishings and Dry Goods.
Men's and Boys' Clothing, Men's Furnishings
and Hats.
Men's, Ladies', Misses' and Children's Shoes.
Must be disposed of before reorganization.
AWNINGS AND TENTS
(WE MAKE THEM)
Just What You Want in Size,
Style and Color.
Asheville Harness Co.
33 Biltmore Ave. Phone 80
Rrfllilitlnn W',l Tenia
You can be happy-footed In a mo
rrusnt. Use "Tlz" and never suffer
with tender, raw, burning, blistered
swollen, tired, aching feet. "Tlx" and
only "Tlz" takes the pain and sore
ness out of corns, callouses and bun
Ions. .
As soon as you put your feet In a
'Tli" bath, you lust feel the happln
eess soaking in. How good your pool,
old feet feel. They want to dance
for Joy. "Til" Instantly draws out
all the poisonous exudations which
puff up your feet and cause sore, In.
flamed, aching, sweaty feet
(let a 2:-cent box of "Tlx" at any
drug storo or department store. Get
Instant foot relief. Laugh at foot
sufferers who complain. Because your
feet are never, never going to bother
or make you limp any more.
THE 5
WEATHER IS II ii
Ashevillo ., 31 72 .00
Atlanta 3 T6 .00
Atlantic City 26 36 1 0i
Augusta ., 48 82 .00,
Birmingham 3fi 80 .00,
Boston 28 34 .46:
Charleston 64 76 .00,
Charlotte 38 74 .00 1
Chicago .... .. ...20 32 .40!
Cincinnati 24 66 .01
Denver 42 66 .00
Oalveston .. 68 74 .00
Jacksonville .. ... ,.4 80 .00
Key West 66 82 .00
. ..84 76
....28 06
.... S2
22 34
...38 78
...2S 52
...44 58
. ..56 84
....66 76
. ..28 38
. ..48 72
Louisville ..
Mobile .. ..
New York . .
Raleigh . .
St. Louis . .
San Francisco
Savannah . . .
Tampa .. ..
Washington .
WilmlnKtnn .
Normals for this date: Temperature
(47 degrees; precipitation .17 inch;
river stttc nt 8 a. m. 0.4 foot.
00 erly and northeasterly winds.
'02 (iciu-r.il Conditions (Lust 24 Hours).
I There have been rapid storm raove
.58;mcnts during the last 24 hours. Tho
.04 dlslurbnnco that was over tho Ohio
.00, valley Wednesday morning Is now
.1 4 j moving off the New England coast
.00 nnd It has been attended by rains In
.00 the lower lake region, the Ohio val
.1 1 ! Icy and the north and middle Atlantic
.00 states and gales on the coast. Tho
western storm lias developed great
energy and has caused rains in the
Pacific states, the plateau section.
Colorado, New Mexico and western
Forecasts i ntil 8 p. m. Friday for -r,,xai,. Temperatures are lower from
Asheville : ' vicinity: Fair tonight ; tnc jnii".!!!! vallev to the south
with prol, heavy frost; Friday Atlantic const. Fair weuther Is lndl
falr and . I rted for this vicinity tonight and
For Nori. iirollna: Fair tonight Friday with probably heavy frost to-
with frost, prolianiy Heavy: r nnay; niunt ann warmer r ritiay.
fair, slightly warmer, moderate north-
T. R. TAVUHl, Observer.
NOTICE.
All persona are hereby notified
that M. 11. Orace has severed his con
nection with the Annandale Purity
Dairy, Inc., and with the Aahevtlle
Ice Cream Co., and are further noti
fied that said Companies will not be
responsible for any future business
transactions with the said M. 11.
Orace
ANNANDAI.R PURITY DA1RT. INC.
' ASHEVILLE iZE CREAM CO.
tl0-222-tf
HOME mILIINO AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION i Serlea opened In
January, April, Jly and October.
Dues 6o per share per week. Call
on us for Information. Office 41
Patton Ave., Phone III. 8. L.
Forbes, Bec'y and Truss.
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
VYtAintK BUREAU.
(March 23, 1916. y ' Kffe
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