THE 'ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1920.
12
Complete Again
Our Most Popular Line of
Rogers Spoons,
and Knives
Forks
The price are just a little
lower than these goods are
usually sold at
We have been selling this
same "Rogers" for nearly 20
years, and never a complaint
AT LAW'S
21 Haywood St.
ML MITCHELL SALE
OF STOCK STARTS SOON
ALL T BASKETBALL
GAMES ARE CANCELED
Col. Cohen Says Gen. Carr Took iArge
Share of Stock Can ra to De
Made In City.
lAdies who ars aisorlmlnai
lnr in their selection of China
and Silverware will And here
everything one could, wish for.
THE I-X-L STORE
SO rATTON AVE. FHOWE 107
YOUR EYES
are nature s great gift Your
enjoyment of life depends
, upon ' their service to you.
CARE FOR THEM.
Charles H. Honess
v OPTOMETRIST
Eye-Strain Specialist
St Patton Ave.: Opp. Postomce
listahliabea I00.
In a statement given out here yea
terday Col. 8. H. Cohen stated that
he cam to Asheville to push the cam
palrn to secure the needed number
of eubscrlbed members to put overihe
Mt. Mitchell railroad, the matter
would be postponed until -next week
owing; to the influenza situation here.
Col. Cphen said that he bad return
ed from Durham where he held a eon
ference with Oen. Julian U. Carr, who
is deeply interested in the proposed
railroad, and he made a liberal sub
scription of the stock. Oen. Carr told
Col. Cohen that the people of North
Carolina and Asheville especially
could not afford to see this proposi
tion pass up and if necessary he would
lax even more or tne stocK.
While a large amount of the stock
has been subscribed, there still re
mains much to be sold and Just as
soon as the ban on meetings is lilted
here and conditions improve, which
It is believed will be only a few days
longer, the active canvass for the sale
of the stock will be made and the
matter closed up.
There seems to be no' doubt but
what the road will open on April, 1,
as scheduled and that the first sum
mer under the new arrangement will
be the heaviest in the history of the
road. It is planned to buy new equip
ment for the road Just as soon as pos
sible, as It is realized that several
more passenger coaches will he need
ed for the large crowds expected this
summer.
CARSON RESTORED
TO CITIZENSHIP
Had Served Short Sentence for Manslaughter.
8. I. Carson, who killed Hiram
Hurst, and who was sentenced to
four years in the state prison on Oc
tober 15, 1915, having served his
sentence, yesterday made applica
tion to the superior court here that
his citizenship be restored.
Owlug to the faot that he had ap
plied through he regular legal pro
cedure and that a number of promi
nent citizens had signed the appli
cation that his citizenship be restored,
Carson was allowed his legal citizen
ship again by Judge J. I .Webb
Carson was tried for murder, But
the Jury found him guilty of man
slaughter and recommended, the
mercy of the court,' whereupon he
received only four years' sentence.
The killing took place near Demo
crat in this county during 1915.
All the Activities In Fbyslcal Depart
meat Have Closed Bat Baths Arc
Still Open.
The manager of the "T" basket
ball team has cancelled all the games
that were scheduled there this week
with visiting teams. This will come
as a surprise to all the basketball
fans of the city, as they have been
looking forward with much Interest
to the games that were to be played
at the association gymnasium soon
All the activities at the association
have ceased, but H. M. Dill, "Y" phy
sical director, allows a small num
ber in the gymnasium at a time to
play and also in the swimming pool.
A largo number of the local boys
will miss the splendid privileges and
pleasures which the association of
fers to its members. All of the mem
bers of the association who take an
active part in the activities of the
association are hoping the influenza
epldemio will improve soon so that
the regualr schedule will be in ef
foot.
NAME COMMITTEE TO
SELECT TEXT-ROOKS
Will Select Books to Be I'acd In the
High Schools 'of Buncombe County
During Next Term.
GIRLS RESERVE AT
WEAVERVILLE HIGH
A corps of Girls reserves was organ
ized several days ago at the Weaver
vine high school by Miss Laura Man
dery of the local T. W. C. A. Great
Interest was shown in the movement
by the members of the school and no
doubt several other units will be or
ganized as soon as the school is open
ed again after the influenza epidemic
is over. Miss Sue Dillingham is ad
visor for the corps.
The members elected several o Hi
rers and also the flower and color of
the corps, but the name has not yet
been decided upon but probably at
the next meeting it will be selected.
The names of the officers elected fol
lows: Annie Ader, president; Eflle
Buckner, secretary; Mabel Maney,
treasurer; Lucile Carmichaal, record
keeper; and color, red.
NEW COTTON CONCERN
RECEIVES CHARTER
The Rutherfordton Gin company,
of Rutherfordton, has received a
charter from the secretary of state,
giving the new concern an authorized
capital of $25,000 with $5,500 paid
in by D. T. Mcciam. w. M. and J.
O. Orlswold and others.
The new company will operate a
cotton gin, and engage in buying and
selling cotton and cotton seed.
The commute to select the high
'school text books which will be used
In the county schools next year haft
been appointed and Is composed ,of
yie following: M. K. Weber, superin
tendent of the city schools; Miss
Ethel Terrell, county superintendent
of public Instruction; A. J. Hutchins,
principal of the" Asheville high
school; Miss Blanch Penny, BUtmore
high school, and Miss Eleanor Strat
um, Asheville high school.
So soon as the state commlUee
has completed the list it will be sent
here and a meeting of the county
committee will be 'called by Miss
Terrell and Mr. Weber, and the
books to be used in the Buncombe
county schools will then be selected,
The selection of standard , text
books for all schools in this state is
made obligatory by an act of the leg
islature to secure uniformity of high
school text books within each county
for the different types of high
schools.
Under the law the unit for the
adoption of high school text books
shall be the county, and the law also
provides- that a list showing the
books adopted by the state shall be
sent to the county superintendents
by the state superintendent of nub
ile instruction and that from the list
submitted the books for use in each
county shall be selected
JERRY DALTON HAS
"FLU" IN JAIL HERE
Taller Ed Williams Reported 4o Be
Recovering.
FUNERAL TODAY FOR
LATE JAMES E. JOYNER
Well Known Contractor Died at West
Asheville nome at 5 O'clock yes
terday Morning.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at one o'clock for James
E. Joiner, aged C6, who died at his
home in West Asheville yesterday
morning at five o'clock. Interment
will take place at Mt. Pleasant church
cemetery The deceased was a well
known contractor of the city and
had the distinotlon of having con
structed some of Asheville's largest
and prominent structures.
The deceased la survived by his
widow, who was Mary Rose Palmer,
and three children: James E. Joyner,
Jr., Mrs. Grant Basset t and Charles
B. Joyner, all of Asheville; four
brothers and one sister; Henry
Charles, Allred and George Joyner,
and Mrs. Rhoda Eller, all of these
residing in Buncombe county.
xne panoearers are:
Jesse D. Penland, Mark I. Reed
W. O. Fortune, K. M. Weaver, R. E.
Bowles and Mark Erwin. The hon
srary pallbearers will be: E. B. At
kinson, Jamos McDowell, K. Stern
berg, W. H. Westall, B. B. Jones,
N. A. Reynolds. .
3
OFFICE
WORKERS
REQUIRE
Perfect Sight
THE HALLMARK STORE.
WE HAVE
few used Tires in our stock
which will go cheap. Also
few retreads'.
STETSON
BRVICE
ATISFIM
STETSON TIRE
COMPANY
Broadway and Walnot Sts. and
Southside Are. ,
' ; Pbonsa tin aad 1011.
m
I
u
I
When the Little Folks Eat
Cradle days, high chair days, on through the years to
old age- the cup, the spoon, the alluring lustrous silver of
childhood retains the' glisten of its youthful beauty to be
handed down to succeeding generations to delight the
eyes and caress the sweet lips of little folks to come to
be treasured as the silver which, "mother used when she was
a baby, and when I grow up, my baby will use it, too."
In piece or set, our Children's Ware presents a wide
choice of charming designs.
,'''
Arthur M. Field Co.
IS
I
I
I
S) pat THE HALLMARK STORE.'
I
6 rlCfeuy Hi
nwaiwiMfiii in 1
' oUthopgou.
tirs grossed.
I Herri VfemeitftiuwiKj
m
EDWARD A. FARLEY .
16 S. Pack Sq. ' Ashevijle, N. C.
LOGIC
The Thing Done Right Today Means Less
Trouble Tomorrow If You Need
COAL
ORDER COAL TODAY
PA RDEE
Phone 25-981 ' Terms Cash
CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO.
. Freight and Furniture Moving Transfers
Jerry Dalton, convicted in Macon
county of murdering his sweetheart
and her beau, who was sentenced
to the electric chair and has been
granted a new trial by the governor
is In the Buncombe county lail
awaiting tho tftal at the March term
of superior court in Macon. Along
with two other prisoners, he is con
fined in an Isolated section of the
Jail and is suffering with influenza.
None of the cases among the pris
oners is reported as serious. Jailer
Ed. Williams, who has been ill with
the influuenza for several days, is
reported slightly improved. Bob
Roy Jenkins, convicted for vlolatinc
the liquor laws and who. is serving
his sentence, is reported to be suffer
ing from an attack of the Influenza
also, but his case is said to be a mild
one.
Office avocations subject those
thus employed to eye strain.
To be 100 efficient in your
work, good sight is vitally essen
tial. Wear glasses if your eyes tire
easily, or become watery.
Our glasses are sight savers
"Becoming Glasses Cost No
More"
DR. DENISON
OPTOMETRIST
(Eye-Strain Specialist)
25 Patton Avenue
Opp. Kress Store.
Rainy Days Call for Waterproof Coats
' We have them in light and medium weights,
single and double textures, and most import
ant of all with Hodgman vulcanized taped
seams, which makes them absolutely water
proof. Plain or belted models-r-in tan or grey
At $12.50 Up.
t
Men's Rubbers in the Shoe Department
'CUTAWAY
Double Actio
for two horses
Harrows
LJ
This Harrow will double disc the land at one op
eration, leaving it smooth and thoroughly ; pulver
ized. Write for descriptive circular.
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
RINGS
Wearing of rings has been a custom from the begin
ning of the world. Ancient rulers conferred authority
by. giving their subordinates rings. The form of a ring
can never change but its design will vary. For many "
years wedding rings have been the same plain gold band,
varying only in the j'idth. The wedding ring in the
time of Louis XVI was a work of art. The new wedding
.ring, chased, set with diamonds and otherwise embel
lished, made in gold and platinum, has surpassed the .
ancient ring in its beauty and perfection. We have these
rings in all the new designs made in grrn, white and
yellow gold, or platin -m set with diamonds.
HENDERSON - Your Jeweler
52 Patton Ave
Near Postomce
To Keep Off
Colds and
the Flu
By Taking
LIV-OKIDS
They act on the liver and
kidneys. Does not make you
sick or upset you.
One Tablet Does the Work
Price 35c Per Box
i mi
K pNONfcl
MEMBER OF
Fancy Large Bloater
Mackerels .
All sizes 20c to 60c each
EDWIN C. JARRETT
12 N. Pack Square and City Market
All Bulk Goods Kept in Sanitary, Dost-Proof Baa.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
Cherokee Permanent Pasture Grass
PRODUCE A LONGER PERIOD OF GRAZING AND
MORE HAY FOR UPLANDS OR FOR LOWLANDS
Cherokee Permanent Pasture Mixtures are composed of
grass adapted for our peculiar soil and climatic conditions.
These grasses are mixed in the proper proportions and perfect
ly balanced to produce a rich green turf of hay or grazing
from early spring to late fall, thus giving a longer period of
usefulness during the season than the grasses sown separately
or mixed indiscriminately.
Price, Postpaid lb, 35c; 10 lbs., $3.40; 50 lbs., $15.60.
Price, Express 50 lbs., $15.00; 100 lbs., $30.00.
ASHEVILLE SEED COMPANY
Call for a Calendar.
Cot . College Sc. Lexington. Phones 2177 and 2178.
Stimulate Vitality
In these days of strenuous activities good health is
absolutely essential. Good health means vitality the
STAR VIBRATOR helps both gives you that invigo
rating feeling and livens sluggish circulation.
STAR VIBRATORS. . . $5.00
D
64 Patton Ave.
Electrical Bldg.
Opp,
P a
Clam Concentrate
One teaspoonful in cup of hot water makes delightful
broth. The delicious flavor of the deep sea clam with all its
valuable nutritive and digestible properties.
50 Cents... a Jar
SAWYER GROCERY CO. '
The STORE: Sanitary- Wlwre QVAISVX Is FaraoKrant
f bona 110O. gB Gartlegs
STAY AT THE TOP LAY THE FOUNDATION FOR A
PROSPEROUS CAREER
Prepare yourself for some specific work. Our entire organ
ization is ready to assist you to success. Certainly you're in
terested enough to let us explain.
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Oldest and Best Equipped Business School in the State
Over Walker's Drug Store Phone 1100
Wicker Settees; price .... .$25.00 to $65.00
Wicker Chairs; price $16.50 to $27.50
Wicker Rockers; price ... .$17.50 to $30.00
Wicker Tables; price $10.00 to $27.50
KINCAID-SWAIN FURNITURE CO.
27 Broadway
Phone 373
Where Values Prevail
CHICKEN HADDIE
is the white meat of large haddies. It makes
the most appetizing fish balls or creamed fish.
One-Pound Flat Cans.,... .,. .50c
eJ. sJ.
37 Haywood St. Phone 1715-1716
Groceries and Service.
A Tire Saved Is Many Dollars Made
We'll do your Tire Vulcanizing and Retreading like veterans.
Our equipment is modern our men experienced.
Asheville Tire and Vulcanizing Co. '
12 E. College St
Prime Rib Roast. Loins
of Pork, Veal and
r Lamb for Roasting.
STAR MAPKRT THREE PHONES-1917
"We are sMxeastnl caterer to a variety of appetites-"
The Hobart M. Cable Piano
Will Please You V
Satisfaction and Service
Prices reasonable
Dunham's, Music House
The Home of High Grade Pianos