TTTE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 2, 1920.
The Mammoth Furniture Store
"My window shades
always look nice."
Go to your window now and ex
mine your ihadei.
See if they are tpecked with thoae
tiny fcolea and little railed cracki
that do ao much' to mar the look of
your windowi. Ia hdei made of
Rrenlin
the long wearing window
ihada material
yen will find th. treat fruit or th. ordinary
had orcrcoma. It U mad ot a doMlr
woven cloth without that filHos of chalk
which la the ordinary ahada ao aooo cracka
and fall, out la unaiihtly atrcaka and pin
hole. Sua woi't tad It nor water apot
it. Made la mtay rich. Itutrelcaa tone
and la Brenlla Duple one color oa oae
aide; a disarm esa oa th olhtr.
a.Ijj
Complete Shade Factory on
Fourth Floor, in charge of ex
perienced, expert men. Let us
solve your shade problems.
Com It.
J. L. SMATHERS & SONS
15-17 Broadway Phone 226 24-26 Lexington
GENERAL OFFICE SUPPLIES
Desk Calendar Stands and Pads Letter Filing Cabinets and
Transfers Guide and Folders Loose Leaf Ledgers,
Ledger Sheets and Indexes and many other ne
cessities for office equipment. ,
ROGERS BOOK STORE
Office Outfitters, 39 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C; Phone 254
HAPPY NEW YEAR
The spirit of v the season prompts us to ex
press to you our appreciation of the business
entrusted to us during the past year, and we
most sincerely wish you a very happy and
prosperous year to come. -
Northup-McDuffie Hardware Co.
No. 33 Patton Ave. Headquarters. Phone 142.
THE GREAT OLD WORLD
When stormy weather
Makes grief and moan I
Tragedy jest world
Lost unto rest world
Still, still the best world
We have ever known.
Should the great old world's yield of coal become exhausted
something would take its place but while we have it let's ap
preciate and use it.
CAROLINA COAL & ICE CO.
Phones 129-130.
Cash Terms.
ANTHRACITE
COKE
M. & W.
Around Town
Cliolr Rehearsal Thero will be a
rehearsal of the Trinity church choir
tonight at eight o'clock at the church.
Will Return Tonight Rev. and
Mrs. J. 8. Williams will return to the
city tonight from Greensboro, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
T. it. Johnson, held at lirace Method
ist Protestant church.
WORKERS TO BEGIN
CENSUS TAKING TODAY!
SUFFERINGS HAD
LASTED FOR 20 YEARS
WILL 11X1811 IN ASHI.MI.1,1. IXl
1 I
15 DAYS.
Parent-Teacher Meeting The lnr-
ent-Teacher association of the Murray
school will meet Tuesday, January 6,
at the school building ut 3 o'clock.
C. Walton Johnson, boys work secre
tary of the Y. M. C. A., will speak,
and a full attendance la requested.
Chapter To Elect Oflleem The Rob
ert K. Lee, children)' chapter of the
V. L. C. will meet at the V. M. C. A..
Saturday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock,
and the annual election of ofneers
will take place. The children' chap
ter has a separate constitution and
the children elect their own officers
from the younger membership. Par
ents are utked to send all children
eligible for membership to th'.s meeting.
10 Meu to Work In City ami County
People I'rjjeU t( the f'very As
hlMaiK e.
FOUR HURT WHEN
AUTO RUNS OFF CLIFF
Mr. BenlMiw. Wife and Children,
Injured In Serious Accident Near
Hot Springs Yoterdoy.
When their automobile tumbled
down an embankment near Hot
Springs last night and lodged 200
feet below, against a tree, a Mr.
Benbow, his wife and two small
children were seriously injured and
would havo been left there helpless
had not the driver of a passing car
heard tho cries for help coming up
from the ravine. The driver stopped
and within a second's survey of tho
situation returned to Hot Springs for
help.
The four people were placed in au
tomobiles and rushed hack to the re
sort where they could be given medi
cal aid.
It was ascertained by the physicians
that a little girl, apparently about
eleven years of age, was the most ser
Intmlv lniured of the nartv. whilo Mrs.
'Benbow was badly bruised. Dotal!
concerning the accident and the full
names of the parties could not be as
certained owing to the fact that long
distance telephone exchange at Mar
shall and Hot Springs closes at six
o clock. The only information reach
ing here was brought in by persons
who had only heard meager details.
The accident occurred about two
miles from Hot Springs on the road
toward Marshall, at a place considered
the most dangerous on the very
crooked road.
CARRANZA REMOVES GKN.
MIRGCIA FROM COMMAND
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Jan. I.
Newspapers received hero from Altil
lo, Mex., say that President Car
ranza of Mexico has ordered the re
moval of General Francisco Murguia
from command of the federal troops
in Coahulia and has sent General
Manuel Uqulzo to relieve him. The
removal was ordered, It is said be
cause Murguia failed to engage Villa
in battle after the Muquiz raid
Those 'Who know Murguia say that
he will not relinquish his command
RHEUMATISM
0 BY
1
Quick Relief Obtained By
the Use of Padgett's In
dian Herb Juice.
Tho city and county census enum
erators will begin their work this
morning, going Into every home and.
business house in the city and county. I
In Asheville the census takers will
finish their work In 15 du.vB. while
I the workers In the rural sections will j
have 30 days in which to finish.
C O. Buchanan, of Sylva. district
supervisor, stated yesterday that all I
his plans had been completed and he
eApi-cieij me ni'in iu uu im,im,i-
ly this morning. The people are urged
to receive the enumerators cordially
.md to give answers to oil questions
accurately and u,uiIy
The workers for Asheville and Bun
combe are as follows:
Blltmore, Frank A. YTnlton
Hazel, south of railroad, EnrI B.
Goodie.
Beaverdam an Haw. .1. Robert
Stradley.
Ward one, sub-division one. Walter
R. Gudger.
Ward one. sub-division two. C. M.
Brown.
Ward one, sub-dlvlslon three, Verne
R. Johnson.
Ward two, sub-division one, Chas.
W. Malonc.
Ward two. sub-dlvlslon two. Clif
ford C. McCali.
Ward two, sub-dlvlslon three, A. M.
Uoodlake.
Ward three, sub-dlvliMon one, Man
ley A. Creasmun.
Ward three, sub-dlvlslon two, W. II.
Woodall.
Ward three, sub-dlvlslon three, Mrs.
Maggie I). Mathis.
Ward three, sub-dlvlslon four, Goo.
J. Douglas.
Ward four, sub-dlvlslon one, Kd
wln H. Peck.
Ward four, sub-division two, Jo
seph I. Adatns.
Ward four, eub-dlvlslon three, Eu
gene Cole.
Ward four, sub-dlvlslon four, Thos.
.f T?i-Vmln
Ward four, sub-division five, Chas. I
B. Ourten.
Ward four, sub-division six, Albert
C. Wood.
Wards five and six, Jefferson I).
Dernild.
Avery's creek 8. O. Ingram.
Black Mountain, Hugh M. Sloane.
Falrview, T. J. Pattlllo.
Flat Creek. Herbert Williams.
French Broad, K. 8. Debruhl.
Ivy, sub-division one, Thomas J.
Maney. i
Ivy, sub-dlvlslon two, Milford T. Ar- j
rowood. I
Ivy. sub-dlvlslon three, R. Lee Gar
rison.
Leicester, sub-dlvlslon two, LeRoy
D. Brookshlre.
Leicester, sub-dlvlslon three, James
E. Martin.
Limestone, Jesse Williams.
Lowder Hominy, William H. Flet
cher. Reems Creek, sub-dlvlslon one, Eze
klel K. Roberts.
Reems Creek, sub-division two, Wil
liam K. Gill.
Handy Mush, Chaa. A. Wells,
flwannanoa, Wendell L. Patton.
Upper Hominy, precinct one, Sid
ney J. Joyce.
upper Hominy, precinct two, Wil
liam E. Brooks.
Alabama Woman Says She
Is Now Well and Strong
Once More After Tanlac
Relieved Her Troubles.
"Tunlac soon proved to bo Just tho
right medicine for me, for It soon
relieved my rheumatism and other
troubles,' aald Mrs. C. A. Canoles,
wife of a well-known farmer whose
hmno Is on It. F. I). No. 2, Adams
ville. Ala..
"For twenty long years," she con
tinued. "I suffered from rheumatism
and other troubles and was ao nerv
ous and restless I could hardly sleep
My appetite failed and I was troubled
with Indigestion and suffered from
constant headaches, f ached with
rheumatism night and day, espe
cially lu one arm and shoulder. I lost
weight and was so weak that the least
little work would wear me out. Med
icines didn't seem to do me any good
and I saw no hope of ever getting any
better.
"Some members of my family had
been taking Tanlac and were helped
by it, so I decided to try It, too. Since
taking Tanlac I never feel n sign of
rhoumatlsm, my nerves are quiet,
headaches are gone and I sleep fine
every night. My unpctlte is splendid.
1 can eat almosl anything 1 want
and nothing hurts me at all. I have
gotten my strength back again and
it Is easy for nie to get around and do
my work."
Tanlac Is sold by all leading drug
gists. Advt.
SECURING TEACHERS
FOR COUNTY SCHOOLS
Lest
You Forget-
If Our Great New Year 's Sale
HI tjf Low prices still prevail. Take advantage of
H the remarkable reduction which we are of .
fering.
C Practically every Suit, Coat and Dreas in
H the house included in this sale.
11 J They are moving fast don't put off buying
j now, and miss this wonderful opportunity to
H save fifty cents on every dollar you expend.
I CADISON'S
A FASHION SHOP FOR LADIES
H Fourteen Biltmore Avenue
the smaller schools of the county will ty, and there ia no fear that any
By Monday. January 6. the open
ing dale of the majority of the schools
of the county for the spring term,
enough teachers will have been se
cured to properly carry on the work
In every school, is tho opinion of Miss
Terrell, county superintendent of
schools.
Owing to the fact that several of
be over by the first of February, a
few teachers always accept positions
elsewhere so that they will have a po
sition for a longer period of time In
the spring. Hence the apparent
shortage here In teachers always
around Chrlatmas time. However,
Miss Terrell has secured a number
of teachera to make tip for vacan
cies by the end of the week It la
certain, owing to the large number
of appllcatatlons received, that teach
ers for all the school will have been
obtained.
U la known to be a fact that sev
eral counties had to Buapend schools
during a part of the last fall owing
rell has been able to prevent this
drastic occurrence In Buncombe coun
selled will be suspended on account
of failure to secure teachers.
TO ADVOCATE ABOLISHING
V A. l'HOHIIUTlON OFFICE)
ROANOKE. Va., Jan., 1. Aboli
tion of the office ot state commle
sloner of prohibition as a means ot
nullifying the dry law will be advo
cated In the next legislature by Del.
egate E. I. Buford, ot Lawrenoeville.
Mr. Buford has declared his intention
of Introducing a bill to abolish tha
office aa soon as the legislature
meets on January, 14.
He was recently sleeted to ths
to the teacher shortage, but Miss T?rfboiise of delegates after a bitter cam
paign in which prohibition enforce
ment was a prominent issue.
DOUBLE HEADER AT
BOWLING TOURNEY
Splendid Games Staffed on Local "Y"
Alleys Last Night.
MR. BUSINESS MAN:
If you value your correspondence, why not start the
New Year right by using the v
NO. 801 SECURITY STEEL LETTER FILE
WITH GENERAL LOCK.
' It will protect your letters against fire and the curious.
MOODY-JEFFERIES SALES CO.
Phone 2966. 38 Haywood St.
Rheumatism, as recently ascer
tained, is due to the presence of
poisonous matter in the blood. Ther
Is one way to positively relieve this
disease and that Is to purify the
blood and the disease will go. Thous
ands of people who were sufferers
from Rheumatism and kindred dis
eases have found in Padgett's Indian
Herb Juice immediate help and posi
tive relief.
The average persons measure their
physical condition by their heart, kid
neys or lungs, rarely do they take
tttslr stomach into M nstderation
when casting up account of health.
If their heart action be weak or their
kidneys disordered they run straight
to a doctor. The stomach is never
taken into consideration. Anything
will do for the stomach. Yet the
numauii i iu tuts uuuy wnai
the foundation Is to a building, the
basis' of strength and support. If
the stomacn is not working properly
it impairs the power of every other
organ in tne body. Mnety per cent.
of all diseases can bo traced to dis
orders of the stomach, blood, liver
and Kidneys.
I'aageu s innian Hern juice Is a
purely vegetable preparation made
from roots, herbs and bark that work
in harmony iu cleansing and toning
the system and removing the cause
of disease. Thousands of southern
people nave tes tinea that it Is un
equalled in the treatment of disor
ders of the blood, stomach, liver and
Kidneys.
Sold and guaranteed by leading
druggists everywnere.
Advt.
There was a double header in the
duck pin tournament at the local Y.
M. C. A. alleys last night. Honoss'
team played Hannaman and Kice's
team also played Hannaman's men.
In the first game Kice's men took
two. out of three. The- second game
went, two for lioness' team, and one
for Hannaman's team.
Itlce vs. Hannaman, scores:
jDevault 66 67 7 200
U. r . Stradley, Sr. 84 H.i H8 L'7
Smith 73 70 AO 2 3 3
Rice 81 100 74 265
Totals .
Howell . . .
Ogle ... .
Creasmun
Hannaman
. . 301 321! 3 1' 9 953
. 611
.108
. S.l
. 66
67
81
SSI
67
87
224
278
24 7
200
Totals .... 393 304 322 949
K. A. Ogle was high man with 278.
lioness vs. Hannaman, scores:
Howell 106 85 US H04
Ogle 89 89 92 261
Creasman 62 78 69 209
Hannaman 66 67 67 200
SERVICE
STATION
ELECTRICAL
ACCESSORIES
ASHEVILLE BATTERY CO.
. . Phone S4ST College tarket Sta.
7 ' "Threaded Rabbet" Insulation
NEW PARTS
FOR OLD
Bring us your broken cast
ing or metal articles of any
description and we'll give a
new one at a fraction of its
cost.
Asheville Welding
Co.
Phone lilt. 6J-6S Biltmore Ave.
WHY PAY THE OTHER MAN MORE?
SPECIAL FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
WHITE HOUSE COFFEE, PER LB. 50c
THE AUTOMAT
E. J. Edwards, Mgr. .
Haywood Bldg.
Phone 3036
J V !
MONET TO VOAT.
- AT S.
j
Totals .... 32.1 318 841 074
Kilerease 6 6 69 75 210
Humphries 61 67 67 200
Sowers 94 128 1 15 387
lioness 88 73 98 259
Totals .... 314 337 355 1006
Sowers was high man with a score
of S37.
Ws ANY WEAR
sV
ANY WEAR
You'll Find Belter Styles and Higher
Qualities Here
A more complete line of nation wide, high grade shoes for men,
women and children cannot be found in any single store in the state.
We have six or eight lines of shoes, either of which any merchant
would be glad to get. N
The fact that this store carries the numbers of standard lines
that it does, makes it an exception an ideal place for lovers of cor-,
rectness and quality to buy their shoes.
(Graraitee Shoe Store
Easy to Find
4 Biltmore Ave.
Worth Finding
LEVINSKY GIVEN DECISION.
TORONTO. Jan. 1. "Rattling" Le
vlnsky was awarded the decision over
"Wild Bert" itenney in the eighth
round of a scheduled 10 round bout
here today. Both men are light heavy
weights, of New York. Kenney broke
a bone in his wrlght wrist in the
eighth round.
MILLIONS IN OIL
$50,000,000 Offered For One
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FOR 1920 -PEACE AND PLENTY
We wish our patrons, one and all. a happy and
prosperous year.
May health bless them, thrift guide them,
fortune be their goal and success their reward I
PEACE AND RECONSTRUCTION
are here. There are favorable signs all about us for 1 920,
and if these continue to multiply we shall need have no
fear regarding the character of the year that is ahead. The
prescription that has been given for making the year a
notable one is simple. It is that we work more and save
more.
Work, that will produce a large surplus of goods for
export; economy, that will permit those goods to be ex
ported instead of being consumed at home; these are the
American necessities of 1 920.
Save here and we will, add to your savings four per
cent interest, compounded quarterly. Save here and be
assured safety and service and convenience and our per
sonal co-operation.
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co.
Capital Surplua $2,000,000.
Member Federal Reserve System.