THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1920.
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JUST RECEIVED
A Fine Assortment of.
English Ware
Copenhagen Pattern
DINNERWARE
They were hard to get, and are
offered at a very small margin
of profit. Sea them at
LAW'S
2 1 Haywood St.
PLANS MADE FOR
THE DEMONSTRATIONS
Pruning and Spraying to Start Thurs
day and Continue All the Week In
This Section.
L&dles who ars Jisorimlnat
tng In their selection of China
and Bllverwars will And her
everything one eoald wish for.
THE T-X-L STORE
M PATTOlf AVE. PHONIC 107
In order to securs proper technical
records, Paul T. Schooley, extension
horticulturist, and M. A. Smith, ex
tension entomologist, vlalted the or
chard of James Coleman on the
Dixie highway near Weaverville yes
terday, and laid off the demonstra
tion plots wljcre the pruning - and
spraying demonstration of apple treer
will be given at 2 p. m. next Friday
I February 18.
Mr. Schooley states that the tree
and general lay of the orchard 1
most excellent Indeed and anticipate'
a large crowd of farmer and those
Interested in apple growing In thi
section, present at the apple growlnj
demonstration next Friday,
At U:J0 a. m. Thursday, February
12, the pruning and spraying demon
stration will be given In the orchard
of P. II. Bailey at Saluda, and at
10:20 a. m. Saturday, February 14,
will be given In the orchard of Solici
tor' Prltchord, one fnllo out of Mar
shall. Mr. Schooley and .Mr. Smith will
go to Marshall this morning and take
the technical records and lay off the
demonstration plot In Solicitor Prlt
chard's orchard near Marshall.
SAW MILL EXPLOSION NEAR BLACK
MOUNTAIN KILLS 3; INJURED TWO
Boiler of Engine of Broad River Mills, Owned by Ashe
ville Man,' Exploded, Killing Three Workmen Instant
lyToo Much Steam Given as the Cause.
YOUR EYES
. are nature a great gift Your
enjoyment of life depends
upon their service to you.
. CARE FOR THEM. .
Charles H. Hones .
OPTOMETRIST
Eye-Strain Specialist
14 Patten Ave. ' Opp. Postofflce
. Established lfOO.
MAY ATTEND CITY T
SECRETARIES MEETINGS
W. W. Edwards, of Ijocal "V," May
Take Part In the Sessions to
Be Held Next Week.
WE HAVE
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m few used Tires in our stock
. which will go cheap. Also
a few retreads.
STITtON
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ATISPIS
' STETSON TIRE
COMPANY
Brtsulway and Walnut Sts. and
SouUulde Ave.
"' 3noase tlTI add toil.
W..W. Edwards, secretary .of the
local Toung Men's Christian associa
tion, Is planning to attend the con
ference of the city "Y" secretaries in
Washington, D. C. on February IT
ana is.
This meeting of the secretaries has
grown out of several informal oonfer
ences of city general secretaries, held
during the Detroit convention, which
tlve conference of the secretaries for
the Duroose of considering some of
tne vital questions which now con
front the city associations.
The opening session of the con
ference will begin at 10 o'clock on the
morning of Fberuary 17 at the T. M.
C. A.. 1721 street, N. W., and, as many
will want to get away on the 18th,
the secretaries are requested to be
on hand promptly.
Prest-'Q-Llts batteries give quick
starts and long life. Sawyer Motpr
Co., distributors. tf
In an explosion which occurred
yesterday at the plant of the Broad
river saw mills, six miles from
Black Mountain, in McDowell coun
ty, three men were killed and two In
lured. The dead are: Harold Taylor,
hand at the mills; Fred Garrison,
fl reman, and Raymond Barnwell, lou
ver. The injured are Frank Toung,
miller, and one unidentified man. who
l said to be only slightly Injured.
The explosion Is said to have been
-auaed by too .much steam In the boil
er. The plant had been running all
day, and Barnwell had Just come in
with a trail of logs, and taken a seat
near the boiler when the explosion
occurred. Pieces of the boiler struck
the Ave men, killing three of them
instantly and Injuring the other two.
The- bodies of the men were badly
mangled, the Information states, and
medical aid was summoned from
Black- Mountain, Dr. Woodcock going
to the scene, ' but throe men. were
dead when he arrived there. Barn
well Is said to be from Qrace, where
his mother now lives, but thjgj other
two dead men lived near the scene of
the tragedy and their bodies were ta
ken to their homes,, while Barnwell's
body was brought to Black Mountain
to be sent to Asheville.
The plant was badly damaged, the
reports state, much of the machinery
being torn up and broken. The ex
plosion was heard for several miles.
It Is stated, many people living near
by thinking' that the sound was rrom
blasting In the mountains.
The mills were located In the
Lackey section, about six miles from
Black Mountain, and are the prop
erty of Edwin L. Oaaton, of Cumber
land avenue, this city, who maintains
wholesale lumber offices in the
Drhumor building, and Is secretary
of the Willlams-Browncll Planning
Mill company, of Biltmore. Mr. Gas
ton visited the scene of the wreck
yesterday afternoon and last night.
The lumber sawed at the mills Is
brought to Black Mountain for ship
ment, but the road Is a long, rough
one and few Black Mountain Deople
were familiar with the location of the
mills, when questioned yesterday.
The capacity of the mills was said
to have been betveeen 15,000 and 20,-
000 feet.
The coroner of McDowell county
visited the plant yesterday afternoon,
but it was understood last night that
he did not hold an Inquest over the
bodies, as the statements of the two
injured workmen, the only live men
left after the explosion, being clear
ly to the effect that the explosion
was accidental and happened when
the men were several feet from the
boiler and engaged In different work.
It is understood that the mill -will
be rebuilt and the work continued, as
tne company owns a large amount of
timDer in that section.
ESSAY CONTEST FOR
CHILDREN IS OPEN
War Department Wants Children to
Write Best Essays on Enlistment in
.the Army.
The national essay contest inau
gurated a short time ago by the war
department offering prices to the
school children who writs the beat
essay of 400 words on the advantage
of an enlistment In the United States
army, is arousing great national as
well as local interest
It has also been entyiuslaatlcally
endoreed by the leading business men
of the state, who are offering many
local and state prices. 'Many of ths
children who expect to compete for
the prizes have written the war de
partment requesting literature. The
requests were so numerous yesterday
that telegrams were received at the
local recruiting station to have chil
dren Informed that literature Is avail
able and all Information relatives to
the rules of the contest are to be had
more quickly from the local recruit
ing station or the state general of
fice, which in North Carolina, Is lo
cated at Greensboro.
BURIAL SERVICES FOR
A.M. GOODLAKE TODAY
DOGS TRAILED MAN
FOR STEALING MEAT
Tom Inman Arrested Near Sunburst
and Held For Court.
453 BOOKS WERE
ISSUED SATURDAY
High Record Reached at Pack li
brary JTew Books Shelved.
J. A. Lyerly returned yesterday
from Sunburst where he went Sun
day .following the robbery of the
smoke house of F. D. Roger's there.
The dogs followed the trail for three
miles up Big creek to the home of
Tom Inman. Although the meat
which was stolen from Mr. Roger's
house, was not found at Inman's, the
evidence by which the dogs followed
the trail pointed to Inman as the
party wanted and he was arrested
and brought to Waynesvllle.
Inman is about 22 years of ace and
was arrested a little over a year ago,
charged with stealing a hog out of a
neighbor's pen. He being under age
at that time and his case was drop
ped from the court and was dis
charged. Inman was tried yesterday
before a magistrate at Waynesvllle
and was bound over to the next term
of criminal court, which will take
place there within a few days.
THE HALLMARK STORE.
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BUY IT TO USE
You ought to use your Silverware. Every piece from
the largest silver- tankard all4he way to the tiny vanity box,
was made for utility. You should use it every day, just as
you do your dining table or your living room furniture. One
great difference you will notice of course silver does not
depreciate. Articles made of silver grow more valuable as
the yeara go by. Every silver article we sell you will give,;
you service, and be worth more and more later on.
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Arthur M. Field Co.
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A new high record in circulation
wan reached by the Pack Memorial
Public library Saturday, the number
of books Issued then being 453. The
previous high mark had been made
the previous Saturday when the cir
culation was 435.
A number of new Juvenile bookB
were shelved yesterday, most of them
being soon taken out. With the clos
ing of the schools children are mak
ing extensive use of the municipal
library.
Will Take Place at Riverside Ceme
tery at It O'clock.
Funeral services will be held this
morning at 11 o'clock at Riverside
cemetery for A. M. Goodlake, who
died Sunday night at his horns on
Central avenue. The deceased was
60 years of age and was a well known
contractor and builder of this city.
He Is survived by his wife, five sons
and four daughters, all of this city
rind county.
The- following members of the local
Carpenters' union No. 384 will act as
pallbearers: Joseph Shook, C. G.
Worley, Will Kuykendalt, Jesse Moss,
Irwin Garland and H. P. Clayton. .
"COURTESY FIRST'
That' the Motto at Thu Store
When you come into our store do not feel
obligated to buy. just look as much as you
wish. ' Take your time. Nobody will rush you.
And don't hesitate to walk out without buy
ing if you don't find exactly what you want.
The mere fact that you called pleases us.
We regard is as a privilege and a pleasure to
show our merchandise.
Just now we have some unusual offerings ia
SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES
Dominant, forceful styles without exagge
ration. Workmanship that is careful to the
last degree. Patterns that . meet the mo3t
exacting taste. Come in and see them.
We Sell Men's Shoes
DlskBeforePlowIng
and after plowing. This method of
tillage leaves do clumpy strata under
the seed bed to cut off tubaoU connec
tions to cut off crop yields. With ,
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Our Glasses
RELIEVE
Headaches
Thousands of people dnur
themselves for headaches, while
Eyestrain is really tb? trouble.
Our examination will disclose
the trouble, and our glasses will
relieve the strain.
"Becoming .lasses Cost No
More"
DR. DENISON
OPTOMETRIST
(Eye-Strain Specialist) .
25 Pat ton Avenue
Opt. Kress Store.
Doable Action Disk Harrows yon caaprae.
ties this method without extra cost. They
doabis cat every Inch) they leave ths land
level; they are light draft j they save st least
one aorss and one
bud; they cost sur
prisingly little ( and
there's a size for every
.farmer!
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Cuu) Double
Actum Harrow.
k doesn't Mil lka
writatu. Wherave
Sa as ago ws this and.
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a UUUBLE-DIbC
HARROW
is a great time-saver, one
driver and team doing
the work of two, and
leaves the ground smooth
and ready for the planter.
T. S.MORRISON
& CO.
A GOOD INVESTMENT
Good jewelry has a permanent value, not only from
a monetary standpoint, but from the standpoint of ser
vice and satisfaction. Cheap jewelry is seldom service
able and therefore the expected satisfaction is lacking in
its use. Our policy is not to sell the cheapest goods. We
strive to merit your patronage and that of your friends
by the service we give and the goods we sell. The giving
of jewelry, such as rings, pins, lavallieres and necklaces
violates no law of thrift, for in each is found an invest
ment of proven worth. Their beauty and value are con
stant reminders of the giver. You can always have the
assurance of getting just the right quality and service at
HENDERSON ... . Your Jeweler
52 Patton Ave.
Opp. Postoffke
EDWARD A. FARLEY
16 S. Pack Sq. Asheville, N. C
Oyancinlhs
Tulips and
Narcissus
Bulbs
Already started in pots with
fibre. Will bloom in two or
three weeks. Just the thing
for a friend who is sick.
, Call and See Them.
These Bulbs are potted, root
ed and sprouted. Ready to
tart into instant leaf and
flower.
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FURNITURE AND DRAY HAULING
SATISnED That's All
AFTER USING ONE TON OF OUR
PARDEE COAL
We know our hard work ia done there, for we have won a
customer.
We assure this customer of our added service and courtesy,
and we strive to maintain these standards.
PHONES 25-981
CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO.
FIG P.RESERVES-(Tea Garden Brand)
Preserved, with care and packed with greatest cleanliness
in cans that are enameled on inside, therefore causing the fruit
to retain its natural color and flavor. Let us send you a 50c
can today.
SAWYER GROCERY CO.
The STORE Sanitary Where QtTALIXT Is ParnmotiBt
Pboos 1S0O. i St Cut ten
GOOD COAL
ONE OF LlislECESSITIES
Have You Ever Found Any Better Than
ANTHRACITE
THE ARISTOCRAT OF COALS.
We Have it at a Correct Price
Phone 129-230
CAROLINA COAL AND ICE CO.
MEMBER OF
Just Received a Fresh
Shipper
Rhode Island White Threaded
SOUR KRAU
EDWIN C. JARRETT
12 N. Pack Square and City Market
All Bulk Coods Kept in Sanitary, Dust-Proof Bine.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
The Celebrated
THOR
ALWAYS ROOM AT THE TOP
Matters little what the state of business Is. or how mftiy are out
of work, fraduates of this school manage to keep actively employed.
Toung; men and women trained here readily qualify for better
positions and work their way tip.
.Ability and Industry, backed by ths knowledge .always command
recognition especially for graduates of
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Oldest and Best Equipped Business School In the State
Over Walker's Drug Store Phone 1100
Washing Machines
have advanced in price $15.00 on each machine, making
the total price now $140.00.
We have limited number that we will sell at the old
price $125.00.
Buy a "Tho" Today and Save $15.00
$10.00 puts one in your home today.
Quick action is necessary.
Phone 478
64 Patton Ave.
Electrical BIdg.
Opp. P. O.
For Sale for Beautiful Floors
Beautiful floors are largely a matter of prevention the
great secret is to put them in perfect condition and then keep
them that way. Doorways, stain-treads and other parts re
ceiving hard usage should be polished frequently. This re
quires no great amount of time or effort, if the proper finish -is
used.
JEWEL WAX POLISH it the Proper Wax to Use
One Pound Cans ........60c
J.I. YATES
37 Haywood St.
Groceries. and Serrtea.
Phones 1715-1716
A Tire Saved Is Many Dollars Made
We'll do your Tire Vulcanizing and Retreading like veterans.
Ouraequipment is modern our men experienced.
Asheville Tire and Vulcanizing Co.
12 E. College St
Swift Premium Hams, small, per lb 38c
w Roberta -Oake Quality Brand Hams, small, per lb 35c
Kingan, Virginia Hams, small, per lb 37c
THE AUTOMAT
Cash and Delivery
E. J. Edwards, Mgr. Haywood Bldg. . Phone 3036
m Prime Rib Roast, Loins
y of Pork, Veal and
KAAafino.
STAR MARKET three phones?
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"Wi are sKweasful caterers to variety of appetites."
YOU
Are invited to call and hear
Hungarian Rhapsodic
by the great
RACHMANIOFF
the greatest living pianist
' - on the
NEW EDISON
No obligation to purchase
' Service) and Satisfaction guaranteed
Dunham's Music House
The Home of High Grade Pianos