THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1920.
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The Mammoth Furniture Store
You might discover equal
ly soft and tempting uphol
sterings or designs ap
pealing equally to your
sense of the beautiful and
artistic. But for your poor
tired body in any position,
you can never 'find equal
chair comfort outside of a Royal! For no other
easy chair has push botton and leg rest!
J. L. SMATHEKS & SONS
25-17 Broadway Phone 226 24-26 Lexington
Now b the Time to Replenish Your '
OFFICE SUPPLIES
With the beginning of the New Year every office has val
uable records and correspondence that must be carefully filed.
We offer a splendid line to meet your needs.
Steel and Wood Filing Cases Day Books, Ledgers
Guides and Folders Cash Books, Journals
Sectional Post Binders I-P Loose Leaf Covers
Box Files and Fillers.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
Office Outfitters, 39 Patton Ave., Asheville, N. C; Phone 254
Two Big Cars Sold Since Christmas
VULCANITE ASPHALT SHINGLES HAVE NO EQUAL
Single Shingles, Green and Red. Slab (4-in-l) Shingles,
Green and Red. Green Slate Roll Roofing. Red Slate Roll
Roofing.
GET YOUR ORDER IN
Northup-McDuffie Hardware Co.
No. 33 Patton Ave. Headquarters. Phone 142.
Looking Backward
As we pause and look back it brings a warmth of
a
pride to realize that never have any of our insured title
nplicy holders had a cause for regret in carrying our guar
anteed title insurance policies. Let us make you one of .
oar satisfied family of customers.
Bankers Trust and Title Insurance Go.
63 College St. Phone 1351, AtherOle, N. C
Hart. Brand
RED P I TT E D C H ERR I E S
Selected Fruit, prepared in extra heavy syrup
absolutely pure.
50c A Can
SAWYER GROCERY CO.
Snceeasors to Sawyer A BtraflTey
The STOKE Sanitary Where QUALITY ts Panunouat,
Phone (100 n Collect)
Around Town
Son Born -Horn to Mr. and
Ocorgo Brown of No. 152
Etruot, a son, Kobort, Edward.
Mrs.
Flint
Meet Tonight A meeting of the
lodge' of perfection, with consistory
election, will be held tonight at the
Mattonlo temple.
Colonial Diuues to Meet The regu
lar monthly meeting of the Colonial
Dames will be held Wednesday morn-
ling ut the Y. V. O. A., at 11 o'clock.
rirmen Met A meeting of the
Hook and Ladder company of the
fire department ;is held last night,
at tho central fire station, on Pack
square.
FORM COW TESTING
ASSOCIATION HERE
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Ml'CH INTKIUSNT IN DAHtYINU IS
STLMl!LATi:i.
Newly Formed Association Will Km
ploy uu Export In Dulrjlng 135
Cows Registered Yesterday.
The Answer-
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Yes, we still have a very good selection of Suits, Coats,
Dresses and Hats that we are offering at
Hoard Meeting Tho board of man
agers of tho Llndloy school will moot
this morning at 10:30 o'clock at the
residence of Mm Howard H Hilar d,
101 liiltmoro avenue.
MumiriN A meeting of
Scottish Rite
Scottish Kite
this evening t 7:30 o'clock ut the
temple on llroadway. It in an impor
tant meeting and a',1 members arc
urged to attend.
A Cow Testing aiuiocutioii was :
formed at tho regular meeting of the
Runcombo County Dairy iisaoeiation e
hold at the board of trade room
yesterday afternoon by Karl Brint- -,
nail, agent in charge uf Dairying, de-
partmont of agriculture. Kalelgh, with
tho co-operation of J. Walker Haynes
chairman of the dairy division of tho g
board of trade. Mr. Urlntall Htated :
very clearly the object and advantage! :
offll
Mill Moot Today The Business
Women's clrelo of the First Presby
terian church will meet In regular
session at the rhurch this evening at
ti:li o'clock. It is urged that all
members bo present.
Woman's Clnb to Moot The Busi
ness and Professional Woman's club
will hold Its regular monthly meet
ing Thursday evening at eight o'clock
at the board of trade rooms. It Is
hoped that all members will bo present.
5 a.m. 5
10 a. in 5
12 noon ......22
2 p m 28
4 p. in 34
6 p.m 34
5 p.m 28
MasonH will bo hold j f tno Cow Testing association which 1
was to study and introduce the most
improved feeding methods for econ-o-omtcal
milk production. The econ
mloal purchase of feed, the elimina
tion of boarder cows or cows that do
not produce enough milk to pay for
their feed and care. Continuing Mr.
Urintnall declared that tho associatlno
arnnM mean mora mill frnm fewer
oown which can bo kept for dairy I
teed bills and labor for the care of 1 55
tho cow. In addition to theso mem- 5
bem of the association will bo shown
that the best calves from tho best i
cows which can be kept for ralry
purposes and the poorer calves from
tho poorer oows can be sold, which
In turn will build up a herd to con-
tlnue the increased milk production, jg
It was also decided to advance reg-':
later work In the association for milk j s I
and butter fat. Advanoo register work I 3
means tho keeping of records of heif- sps
era and cows for 11 certain number
of pounds of butter fat per year. A
mature five yoar old cow In order to
enter in advance register must show
a minimum of 360 pounds of butter
fat per annum. This work of the as
sociation will prove to the dairymen
and farmers the advantage and great
er benefit of tho purebred typo of
cows.
At the meeting yesterday afternoon
155 cows were registered for the as
sociation which will begin active work
as soon as 300 cows are enrolled. Sir.
Urintnall and K. D. Weaver will take
the matter up directly with the dairy
men for tho completion of tho min
imum number, when a man with ex
perience will bo selected for tho po
sition and at once give his full time
ot this important matter.
Official Local Weather
Local Weather Data for January 5,
1020.
Stato of weather at 8 a. m., clear.
State of weather at 8 p. m., clear.
Relative humidity at 8 a. m., 80
per cent.
Relative humidity at 12:30 p. m.,
22 per cent.
Relative humidity at S p. m., 47
per cent.
Wind direction at 8 a. m., northwest.
Wind direction at 8 p. in:, outh
east.
Time of sunrise, 7:42 a. m.
Time of sunset, 5:30 p. m.
Local Temperature Data.
0 a.m 4
11 a.m 12-
1 p.m 25
3 p.m 32
' Jb p.m 35
7 p.m 32
1J.
Highest, 35 j one year ago.
Lowest. 4; one yegr ago, 10.
Absolute maximum, 60 in 1917.
Absolute minimum, 8 In 1904.
Average temperature today, 19.
Normal, 35.
1NANDA SCHOOL ROW
IS AIRED IN COURT
And most of the models can be worn for months and
months, as they are advanced models.
All well-dressed women are talking about our wonder
ful values and fashions. You would, too, if you strolled
around here and took advantage of our big bargains.
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CADISON'S
A Fashion Shop for Ladies Fourteen Biltmore Ave.
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PLANS MASS MEETING
AT LIBERTY SCHOOL
Some Patrons Advocate Consolidation
of Liberty ami Snow Ilill .Schools
and a New Building.
Local Precipitation Date for This
Month.
Normal, 4.67 inches.
Greatest amount. 6.69 in 1906.
Least amount. 0.27 In 1907.
For last 24 hours ending at 8 p. m.
pone.
MATTERS OF RECORD.
Tho following deeds -were filed for
record with tho register of deeds yes
terdiy: Charles Henderson et a.1 to J. P.
Mi, thews et al prop'iy !n T'lnek
Mountain township, $10 r.n I other
.iK.ldnratIons.
V. W. Henderson to J. T. Jenkins,
lot No. 21, plat of tho Walker property
In Black Mountain, 125.
E V. Willis to D y. Ford, lot on
Main street and one on Electric
street, In West Asheville, J10 and
other considerations.
W. O. Phillips to J. G. Taylor, lot
on South Grove streot, $10 and other
considerations.
General Securities corporation to
Hattie Lee Caldwell, lot on Falrvlew
street, $10 and other considerations.
Guy Weaver, guardian of Louisa M
Walker, to J T. Jenkins, lot In
Black Mountain, $100.
N. J. Warner to Joseph Reck, prop
erty In Chunn street near intersection
of Balrd streot, $6,000.
G. L. Fortune to TStto D. Taylor,
property in lower Hominy township,
$10 and other considerations.
George E. Lee, Jr., and John C.
Patterson to John A. Cook, lot In
tersection Depot street and Victoria
place, $1,000.
John B. Anderson to John A. Cook,
property on Oakland road in Victoria
place. $3,800.
Villa Height company to Alice B
Johnson, lots intersection Crescent
and Carolina avenues, $548.
J. S. Mardls to A. B. Crawford, lot
on Tremont street, west Asnevme,
$10 and other considerations.
M. H. Kelly to Mrs. Anno R. Mor
ton, lot No. 7, block V.. of plat of tho
Murdock land, on Henriotta street,
$7,000.
John Acee to Harry L Parker, lot
In Norwood addition $2,000.
Jeanette Gudger Bradlet to O. L.
Fortune, property In lower Hominy
township, $2,600.
Mantle Mae Henry to Koy E.
Henry, lot on Virginia avenue in West
Asheville, $10 and other considera
tions.
I Marriage Licenses'.
ijICKIIBfl 1UI ill! iiiniit.v v. . " v .
lowing were issued yesterday:
George Francis Hoey, Skyland, to
Leona E. Mims, Swannanoa.
Carter H Ball, Madison county, to
Ethel McGrouch, of Illinois.
C. D. Service, of New York, to
Hattie A Sehults, of Michigan.
Andrew Ballard to Carrie Leonard,
colored, both of Asheville.
Trouble Traced to Some Persona Dis
gruntled Because A $50 Salary Will
Not Supply Christmas Treats.
Miss Ethel Terrell, county superin
tendent of schools, and T. P. Gaston,
member of the board of education,
will meet a number of the patrons
of the Liberty and Snow Hill schools,
at the Liberty school house Thursday
afternoon at 2:80 o'clock, at wnico
time the advisability of consolidating
tho two districts will be discussed.
' It is said that at present the need
for a better school house and a
larger school at each of these places
is greatly felt, and a patron in the
city yesterday said that a now build
ing could be placed so that It would
servo the patrons of both schools and
not be more than two and one-half
miles from tho farthest family.
In case the patrons of the two
schools can not agree upon the con
solidation plan, it will probably bo
proposed that each school take ac-
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints Drives Out Pain
YouH know why thousands use
Musterole once you experience the
Clad relief it gives.
Get a jar at once from the nearest
drug store. It is a clean, white oint
ment, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than a mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed on I
Musterole is recommended by many
doctors and nurses. Millionsof jars are
used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu
rnstism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest ( it of ten prevents pneumonia).
30 and 60c jars; hospital size 92J5Q.
ill
Lfcaravr.
Marlon Parker was tried on a
chargo of having used profane lan
guage on a public highway, and Lor- th Veh school take ac- ln of the county. A oommlt-
kln Parker for an assault upon Per-i p thtat hf nrti inasfni t was appointed to investigate the
ry Alexander before Magistrate Hun- Uvo step, at once towar 1 Incrcas ng to consult with the .county
tor, ana eacn aerenuant was lined ' . ir. .odine- .commissioners and to report back to
1" no tne costs, yesteruay. , ... ., the society at the next general meet
Those cases grew out of the re- Those familiar with tho situation ,n
cent troublo at the Inanda school nn tneso two scnoois point out mat it la believed that some plan can be
house, when the doors of tho building the present agitation for either a WOrked out whereby the crlmnal sick
were nailed fast and the teacher and I consolidation or for two better c&a be taken car of ln tllg county
children were unable to gain admit-! schools thoroughly evidences the fact At pregent thore is a young boy at
tanc. It developed In the testl- that tho people of these two progTes- thB county nome 8utternK witn tuber-
mony mat cnimrcn or tne Parker five communim-a m ununfj w w,u PUiolila ,,, hi. CRa raus,d thA mat.
brothers had been implicated to some needs of adequate school buildings tC"'7'Yo taken a? Sfs time
a I in .1 nnl srm nnlont tftfinhlnir nnrna.. I r
Herbicide v
Maru Satis:
It Is
Your Own Fault
If You Have
ScraggU) Hair.
NEWBRO'S
HERPICIDE
Will Mak It
Light and Fluffy.
At Drue, and Dpt Storm
KpfVieatWa at Barber Sfcof
DSXNX EOT TIA ' ,
TOR A BAD COLD
Gain Strength Rapidly on Vinol
Vihol is successful because it is a non-secret remedy
which contains Beef and Cod Liver Peptones, Iron
and Manganese Peptonates and Hypophosphites
but no oil the very elements needed to build up
strength and robustness. Children love to take it
. - . ... . ... . M .t 1
1 b Weodartol JUticwncy or viaot is prorea py ui imam
stretching a wire so that It hindered
and made lmposalblo an entrance
into the building.
Mr. Alexander, school committee
man, had started to draw the nails
and cut the wire so that the teacher
and children could gain an entrance,
when he was accosted on the road
and he said "cussed out" by Marlon
Parker, who was alleged to have de
fied anyone to open up the building.
The committeeman, however, pro
ceeded to tear down the barricade
and allow the teacher and children
to get ln out of the cold.
Afterward, It was said, Larkin
Parker met Mr. Alexander and pro
ceeded no use his fists, making in
delible impressions upon the school
committeeman's face.
The defendants offered testimony
that the teacher, Mrs, Mary Hlgglns,
who receives a salary of around $50
net, jUd not furnish an abundanco of
candy, fruit and nuts, as a Christ
mas treat, and in view or that fact
their children disapproved of the
further conduct of the school, by
ays, Hlgglns.
Get a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tables poo nfu of the tea, put eup of
boiliur water upon it. pour through
sieve and drink a, teacup full at any
time during the day or before retiring'.
It is the most effective way to break m
JUNIOR COUNCIL HAS
ENJOYABLE BANQUET
Asliovillo Council Number Six In
stalls Officers -Couru'll Is In Best
Condition Since Organization.
I wrvnrK.
All water bills are due from the first cold and cure grip, as it opens the
j to the tenth of each month, and must pores of the skin, relieving congestion,
be paid. There will be no further Also loosens the bowels, thus driving a
notice given those ln arears. cold from the system,
F. M. LIND8EY, jry It the next time you softer from
Water 8upt. m li or the grip. It Is inexpensive
In Quebec women are still denied " tL''1 VMnt9t
the privilege of practising law. na "arnuaM-
DOWN IN BED
AND SO WEAK
MAN WHO DEFENDED
EMMA P. 0, IS DEAD
Lady Suffered Terribly - for
Eight Weeks But Her Case
Showed Wonderful Im
provement After
Taking Cardui.
Aiken, S.C. "My little girl fire
Vesrs of age had been delicate all her
life. She was weak, run-down, no'
sppetite, and she could not keep still
s minute. We werevery much worried
about her. Our druggist, who is m
doctor, said Vinol was the best tonic
he knew for her. We tried it and yon
ought to see bow shs has improved by
its use. "-Mm. Lkonakd w.Gronoa
restr aeowsy mill o rtumH If Vlnl falU
BeWidere. 111. "Mt Httle girl
twelve years old had Whooping Cough
and Scarlet Fever one right after the
other and she was so weak and run
down that she hsd fainting spells and
headaches. My druggist recom
mended Vinol and the result was that
her health and strength were built up
ery quickly by its use." Maa. Joan
I nn. - - '
ly m
Kvfrr tf)' rt,i:
Johnson City, Tenn. Mrs. M. R.
Seott, living near this town, states:
"About three years ago I was down in
bed . . . terrible and so ?,-eak I
couldn't bear the sight of food. This
eonditidn continued for about eight
weeks ... I thought I was going
to die, and knew I must get some
thing to do me some good. I had
heard all my life of Cardui and the
good results obtained from its use.
So I decided to try it.
After about a half bottle of Cardui
my appetite improved, then I was less
Samuel Alexander, formerly poet- nervous. I kept It up until I bad
master at Emma, near here, who de- uiim eve bottles and auch -an im.
f th. v, h,,rriR f 1801. died i proveinent! I gained flesh and now
at his home In West Asheville yes- am the picture of health, due, I be
terday, following an extended lllneas. ! uTft ,oleiy to th) usa of CarduL I
Following his work in fighting the ' , .
t,nrin. v.,-i,r Mr. Ai.ndee . am the mother of ten children and
Samuel Alexander Fought linma
Burglars In 1 901 Funeral Here on
H'edncsday Afternoon at :30.
was , rewarded by the postoff ice- de
partment at Washington with a posi
tion there, and since that time has
been in Washington.
feel well and strong.;
. Cardui . is a mild, medicinal tonlo
tor. women. . It has stood the most
Cavil's Drag Store, ana druggists everywhere.
His health failed, however, and he severe of all tests the test ot time
returned to Asheville a short time har1n. been u, us8 for OTer fort,
ago. Burvivlnr are the widow, one .
daughter. Miss Margaret Alexander; years. It is composed or purely veg
three brothers and two sisters.' The stable Ingredients, which have 'been
tuucrai services win w iiriu ux uie
Baun Grove : Methodist church . in
West Asheville on ' Wednesday t af
ternoon at 1:10 o'clock and Interment
win follow at the West
tery, ,
fonnd to help build up the vitality,
tone ; up the nerves, and strengthen
the womanly constitution.' .
,. ffry Cardui. ATU
Immediately following the Installa
tion of officers at the lodge hall ln
tho Paragon building last night, mem
bers of the Asheville Council, No. 6,
Junior Order, held a very enjoyable
banquet ln the Japaneso tea room
of Green's cafe.
A very largo per cent of the mem
bers were present and 67 participated
in one of the most ploasant gather
ings ever held by the council.
With Mark Erwln, acting as toast
master, there was throughout the
sumptuous banquet an abundance of
material conducive to laughter and
after his remarks no persuasion was
necessary to make the Juniors smile.
W. A. Dayton, the retiring council
or, was presented with a handsome
chest of silver, the gift of the mem
bers of the council, as a token In
recognition of his faithful work whloh
has attributed greatly toward the
present fine condition of Council No. 6.
In the report of the council It was
made known that while all reports
were optimistic, and Justly so, pres
ent financial status of the council
is the best in its history. One mem
ber remarked that when the pecu
niary side was labeled "O. K." the
enure worxs wouia do round in "ex
cellent condition."
Ends Stubborn Coughi i
in a Hurry
Per reel rtmrtimnm. Ut M
but mid, raamlr baa as ra.nsi.
Easily aaS chtmvlf preyem.
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LUMBAGO RIGHT Ot(T
Youll never know how quickly a bad I
eotigb can be conquered, until you try 1
this i mous old home-made remedy.
Anyone who has coughed all day and
all night, wilt say that the immediate
relief siven is almost like mssic. It
takes but a moment to prepare, and
reslly there is nothing better for eonhs.
Into a pint bottle, put 2V' ounces of
Finex) then add plain granulated tugnr
svrup to make a full pint. Or you can
vis clarified molasses, honey, or corn
svniD. instead of suear svrup. Either
S?J f .ft?1-5L"' '"n"? T penetrating oil needs to be usednTj
out of your back and ends the misery.
It is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else stops lumbago, felfla,
and lumo back misery so ftwjftijl
Bvb Paia and Stiffneis away with
amall bottle of old honest
Si Jacob liniment
When your back la sere and lame or
lumbago, sciatic or rheumatism has
you stiffened up, don't suffer! Get a
80 cent bottle of old, honest "St.
Jacobs Liniment' at any drug store,
pour a little in your hand and rub it .
right into the pain or ache, and by the '
time you count fifty, the sorsness and
lameness is gone.
iwn'i stay crippled I This soothing',
MAY PROVIDE FOR
- THE CRIMINAL SICK
Committee Appointed to Look Into
J tatters at Once Boy Hi at County
Institution Now.
Following a communication. from O.
F. fttradley, county commissioner of
publio Institutions, the Buncombe
County Medical society, at the meet
ing held last night took up the mat
ter of providing a place for the ciim-
MOJf EY TO LOAN
at y0s-
C-PaUoo Ave.
Phone 3SS.
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1 M Ml B
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; 15 Vfbt
cough preparstions, snd gives you a mora
fiotittve, eneciive remsdv. Jt seeps per
ectly, snd tastes pleaisnt children
like il
You etn feel this take hold Instantly,
soothing and healing the membranes in
all the air passages. It promptly looaens
a dry, tight coutrb, and soon you will
notice the phlegm thin out and then
disappear altogether. A day's use will
usually break up as ordinary throat or
chest cold, and it is also splendid for
bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, snd bron
chial sathms.
PirrVta a most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine ex
tract, the moat reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask yonr
dmscrlut for ounces of Plnex" with
directions and don't accent anvthinar
else. Guaranteed to give absolute satis
faction or money refunded. The Piaex
Co.. Ft. Wayae, Ind,
! straighten Yonr KINKY
HAIR
The
Best
Prepa
ration is
famous
HEROLIN
Pomade Hair
Dressing
Berella Pomade Hair Dresslnc win I
mas roar scalp ex aaoarun, stop I
laumar oair, xasae yosr a air grow I
long, glossy, straight and beautl-l
fnl. so tkat you csa dress It sp la I
siosrm eiyM.
ftella Peats Hair Ptaaalaa?
works os the roots of tbe hair, ceas
ing s natural growth of long, soft,!
straight beautiful hair. Sola by I
alrsstlets ar MB by aaai! fas Me, I
sramsa or awia. I
BEBOLIK MED. CO, Atlaata,
arni a-nnrea. write na rnro-tii.
SHOP
at
The RACKET
Dcpl Store
. "The Home
-of
BETTER VALUES
for
LESS MONEY"
Ask for a 1 920
Calendar
It's yours get; it I
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