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U lit stJHUtf m iiot alib Wiring W boAV stal 6l :
and palm it off on our patrons. We yant .the! vW-X
RDENCE of this conTmuiiltyKeW Wlf li? trf."
DESERVE It. - . :
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thinfrditThs tdskaBou
PHARIWAGY
JUSTUS
PHONES: 16 and 177
We give you What you1 ASK foK
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0!1E OF BENEFITS OF
S WHOLE-TIME HE ALII , W0EK.
CITT, IIEALTII OFFIClOl 7IAKES r
February Beport on Conduct of Dairie
la llrst issnea in campaign ior ,
Sanitation and Health. -Li I
Dr. J. Frank Cranford, city health
offlcer. make thevfoH'wlII5,TePort tor
February on .his - findings -1 of tlrft
dairies, thts being '.the "first repbrt i 1
sued iBinde the tsampalgn for Tsahlta-
tion and beaitn -was - recently . mau-
Wyanoak dairy, bacteria, i 59000;
butter f at: 4l2: specific gravity; 1,031 j
total solids, 12.11. : ; H
Coburn dairy, bacteria, 61000; butt
ter .at, 4.4;, specific .; gravity, 1.03d,;
totalioiias:i:ui -.-. " . i n
Barrows dairy, bacteria 67000; -but
ter fa!VM; specinp gra vuy, i.-um,
total 'sdidlds, 13.32r' ' ' "
, Britton dairy, bacteria, 690Wr but
ter fat. 4.6; specific gravity, 1.032V
total solids, 12 96. . .
MrPhePtera dalrv. bacteria. 70000";
butter fat, 4; specific gravity, 1.032V
fttal cnlirlQ 12 58. -&:"!
Tit ( bacterial ' count by; whidk thV
dafrtea 'are kraded are averages
RAv-eral - samDles taken during :thV
moiith alifl fadiWtlJJlfelatiYer carfe
used to keep milk clean. An average?
count of over 50,000 per- unit woiiia
4tjfflhate careless; methods' s . It:
Butter fat (legal minimum 3.25) ;
sneclflc . - eravity. (legal - , minimum
1.029) : Total solids (legal " minimum.
Samples belowstandard would ini
dicate tadulteration.
Wash -your bottles and help your
dairyman have clean milk.
J. FRANK CRANFORD,
City Health Ofiicer.
DR. R, A. CHILD DEAD.
it
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A Sensation at "The Rex"
1HE SlPMJilSS
4th Episode on Saturday
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117
; -lJast Saturday evening aftt the : Electric Lights came-on 'The
itex was crowaea wun .many Bianaiag. wunin niteen .minutes.
l!
viMovie if Fans0 went J with 1 one rus b ' td ThV Rex.' '
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j'tTfo Exploits of Elaine" was rspeatedlfonday. to. a large .crowd.
Don t liliss This Yonderfol Rctare
It is the Tallc of the Town
USUAL ADMISSION
Auction Sale of Migh-CIass
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Belonging to G. E. Fletcher to be Sold at
Frank Smith s Residence
: : At
-in
FLETCHER, N. G.
Sat., March 13, 19 15 10 a. m.
Ml apurchasers of $5 worth or; oyer
given gix months time with security .
1 Double oak bed, springs, mattress.
1 Threepg'uaiter ' white enamel bed,
mattress and sprkigsF' ' l
1 Large oak bureau, long mirror
1. Large. ia bureau,. ,y u .. .. .-; j
'yte' eriamer bureau. . , .
l';VSThiei tenaMei able ' 1 ' f
Small' oak 'table j(antique.) " r -:
LJUitUe Red: table. r 1 .1 J t
ljpnlng tab. lo .-.(mission, furniture.)
1 Sewing table. ... 7
1 Black tal?le. - 4
Klfcneri' tables.1 -i vX- - - v '
1 Red table' J(Cherry.); ? ' .
1 Whtwah stand table.
1 "Vybijte -cane iChair n f j ; t t .
1 Large green wicker chair.
2rLarge rocking chairs. '
IflWfPV&eT;! tt.xr r - x-2fSmall-JchaitR
itchen. , vt
3 Rd- ann; ichairs, r cherry (uplste-f
:1 Tete-tete chair, (upholstered.) .r
1 Small oak rocker.
1 Hed Settee (upholstered.)
3 White .enamel chairs (upholstered.)
;6 Pfnlng. rcin'.chalrs OTsslon. : I
1 And-iron set wrought iron and fender
;2'And4rcto sets; ? :;.- r:f:'--M'
i Mission screen. - v v ; r ; ; v
p.0 window .shades. " " ' ,
lQ,lace ?urtains. (. .-v.. , ..;;: x..iV ,-t
I Percolator.' ' - V'.r vVt
jOrpaments . picj.urestr- lampsr , carpet
forks, 6 rugs. ' ,ir.--,
Jars (Quart) jelly glasses. -:
12 quarts "pickles " " ' - '
5(Qiartsspars. T , 0,;;? ; r4v
t' Wilson heater,, kitclien , utensils, Bev-
HOSPITAL BENEFIT CONCERT. 3
mlttee the i Hoapitali aagciation, janr;
ncfnnce that afcaaeert wlUvDogtyeit
wilib 'Chiirte'!. 3..r-.r-or &if.r5-
Hie ir6kram' will le "give m i next
week's Dmocf aV. 3,r Jw:t .oijI r o
I: The Debprat'civea iaore 'count
ia'lLnftbValnmunltriiOre
Prominent In Legal, Political, Educa-
. tlonal and Religions Circles, ,
pr. R'A. Child, fcrmeVly promineiit
in South Carolina legal; political, e&r
ucational and religious circles and un
til a short while ago actively engaged
in. college work, died at his Hender
son ville home Wednesday from the
hardening of arteries.
Funeral, services . were conducted
Friday from the Hendersonville Meth
odist church with Dr. John O. SVItoou,
president of Lander college at Green
wood. S, Ct, .officiating, assisted by
Rev. W. F. ,V"omble, pastor, of . the 4oca:
churchr Interment was made in QaK.
dale cemetery.' , The pall bearers wer
J. M! Rhodes, J.F:.irBrooks,; J Pf fuJr
lin, S. Maxwell, C. S. Fullbrjght; and
- . . ... 'Xntf restlpjr Career. ( ? .: , . :
Dr. ChildcareerX waa interesting
and marked ' by ' many' rmptians,
thp, professions. Krlawtand Valaiatry,
his ' labt service being in - the; ;ei!or V fo?
raises an endowment for 'Weaver, woolr
fegc" te Weaverville, buC w'ch.;te,ia
to, abandon nearly a year ago,'pn ac
count of failing health, ybihesuiled,
in his death in his slxty-n'fth Vear.
Dr. Child was . bdrHTat Old Cam
bridge, S. ,C. being, the sou. of ,iirand.
Mrs., .Wesley Child. " He was .dduca(vi
at the' College of Richmond jRinmdni:
Ya.r , . later ' 1 marrying " MIsa Essie
Holcombe.' ;. From , this marriage f,our
children are" llvingr Earle Ohi'dMrsT
Dr. H. K. BOyd" and" Miss! Minnie Chlid
of Whitmire; S. C., and Mrs 4 A. E Saw
yer of Miami, Fia,'.; From' his' second
marriage the" following children are
living in Hendersonville,, Misses, Ruth,
Helen and Bessie Child, their mother
being Miss Maggie Roper of Clio, S. C7
before her marriage.
Prominent in Politics.
After graduating from - Richmond
College Dr. Child . practiced law, for
some time in Greenville and Pickens,
S. C, being a partner of Colon eLHoK
combe, father of his first wife, and.
at Pickens: Dr: Child, rose rapidly,
in his legal profession and command-,
ed a wide practice, his strongest forte
being of a' defender at the 'bar." . .
. During the practice of law and when"
about twenty-two years old Dr. Child
was eletced to the South Carolina leg
islature. About, this time he was also
editor- of the county newspaper at
Pickens and later was named by.Gov
John P. Richardson as' "head ' of the
chief executive's staff. -
...... Enters tbe Ministry. . . T
Shortly v after ' " his"" 'conversion Dr
Child prepared for the 'ministry and
in; 1889 joined the Iethodfst ' confer-"
enpe;ot. South' 'Carolina'., He found,
rapid promotion in the'hiinistry, serv-"
ing" seven years on stations, six on dis
tricts and three" ott circuits.' For sev
en years he : was; .-.financial agent of
Wpfford .college at Spartanburg: of
which! heJ was ' trustee., and . be ..held
the positidn' "of" 'financial agent- with;
Lander college at Greenwooa, s. C,
;fp,r.tw1o" years. Something more than
a" year ago 'he undertook' to raise an
ndownient for Weaver. college but
ihad to resign on - account of failing
'health after raising several' thousand
idollars. ..-' :it - r yi ' l' ' t
I k.'!r.V.' i f Hkh Ghnrch Honors. - !
I In 1902 Dr.'Chllcf went as a!delegaUr
tfrdmthe . the- South -Carolina' corifejr
je&co to the general conference In -Dal-5
llis;rTex., and- Itf 1906 ''went to1 the Birv
uUnghamconference in, the. same ca-.
pacity. Probably the greatest honor
oming to.Dr; Child 'during his usefux
areer was that of being a member of
be booRo Committee- of the Southern
lethodiAt.Ctlurch 4rom:18 9 9i to rl914. in
rhich capacity, he and: bi if ellow-corr
knitteemen had general overslghtjof
the publish Jig- department of Southern.
Methodismr m:; . Yi'l rzy'lt-'s
j!Tftedegree.of doctor of divinity wasT
JcqnXerietbupn Pro.Cblld i by) 5Erktna
ppisge .at(ue..wescptJ.rv. 1 -urau ,t il
I ?overinj5 period of about: twelve
monthJiDrirCbildnwas) president ofc the .
War. Natlonal.tnk'r eft Hendersons
:"; Brief InWieiT; Visits Florida. -. -'
t Th triangular saud-clar Toad' con
troversy has Verved1 its' purpose and
fef'mihated tseir with a ;brief state
hrfrom' 6:AHudgius 'in ' reply to
the ' article In last; week'a Democrat
from Road Supervisor. P.;F.. Patton; '
Mr.-kudgihs ' left Saturday with .his
little' daughter Mary 'Ella. for 'Tampa,
St.1 Petersburg -.nd -other : points , In
Fl6rida.;', ; V1 4" '
A representative of -rthe Democrat
saw: Mr. Hudgins before nis departure
and' asked him ff he 'was 'going to re
jjly to Mt.!Pattons article, tb which
he answered: -'J i - r" ' " . c- r J.
: "I-ia not think' it necessary for me
to say anything further, on the subject
of flroads now. ; A , re-reading - of my
last article (WiU answer most of Mr.:
Patton'sr article.; I will say bowever
that the Edneyyille road was thorough
sanded two years ago. last; fall, and -)
wjiljeavc it tof the public .to say who
has inisstated. th facts.' ; -:
1 With reference to cement roads, Mr.
Hudginai saW: , ', , -
"I suppose' Mr. Patton refers to'jce
m6ht roads: vhich'l ;have, seen many
miles of at different times1 and places,
Jacksonville,1 New- Orleans ChatU
hbogaV Khoxville 'and -other places,
and "if 1 lam 'not mistaken'1 irir what
have aeen-'if" Mr.J'Pattori' will go to
Charlotte;- VC, "he 'wili -Una some
.here. :ilt - x'f
v!tiQ-:rt ..i ,1 , i.i " 1 1 j' 1 ' :'" r
: u 1,4. M.r ; '
FOH JSALE Twin Cylinder ? Lirley-
' Davidson IfotcrcylcleVVn'rstlelaia
condition. Will- sell on-easy terms;
; AjO. OnesHendersdnvllieN C. :
FOll ALE'T-Go6d second-hand car
triage; cheap. ' Anxious to sell: See
" me qulck.- Gliver T. Orr. : - 2-25-tf c
H . .'iI'vDAJt CUPID'S IfOBKr
A 4.
1 t r.ri ";i 'v. '".f
M,The following . licenses s .wece ipsued
4uring.;tnef jmonth) of .:F;ebruaryrl9,
byRegutrar of-peqte78u-VH0n.es: r -
, J,rU , JrarriSf : Penrose, . .10 fessia
Redden, Penrose. .; i - ,
I. K. Gilbert Edneyvflle. to Char
lotte Lamb,, Edneyville. . .
Wl'Jii.1 Mbore.1 Ottonbla to) MatU3
Martin. Ottonola.
0 Jc C.Mauldin Greenville, fiU C. to
E. Jones, ircoaiavv ?
. Oscar Camby, :i uat uave, to iviauie
Connor. . Bat Cave.
C.. ,M, ( Shipman, Tuxedo, to Delia
Gordon, Tuxedo. '
Clarence aryson, iienaersonviue, 10
Daisy Bryson, Hendersonville.
JL, B iWhitaker, Hlllgirt, to Maggie
Flynn, Hillgirt;
William' Wright, Shelton, s. c, to
Edith Claytoni Shel ton, S. C.
E. iE. Hill; :-Flat Rock, to Julia
Brown, Flat Rock.'
s P. tCX Quattlebaum, Conway, S, C-to
Estelle jEgerton'tHendersonville. .f v
. Theodore. Long,. Asheville, to, Blanch
Kenpon, Asheyille-f ; . - ;r
,.'aohn', peihX Iforse,;Shoe. to .Nan,
nle , Brackets ;H"orse' Slioe. . , .....
Curtis' tJsteen. .Zlrconia., to tula
King. Irc,onia. , ;,'.; ' , .1-
v:4," ji - - coioL" ' .
' Joseph Greenlee; Hendersonville, ta
Thbphla - Mithem, ' Hendersohvillei ' "'
Clarence' Brysott, Henderson villey tb
Htfggte Hefiry r Sampson vtlb S'C.
FOR BENT A First Class. Boarding
r house ?. with modera convenienices.
: Will rent cheapi 5 . Address " Box 81,
. Tryon N. C -y. . .. .; -v 2-ll-5tp
A FULL. Line of Garden Seed shown
c at Peoples Grocery. Phone. 43. '
- . ; r- 2-18-tfc
FOR SALE CJentle six year old. horse
at reasonable price ; good condition.
' Flaye "Shepherd, phone 190.' ' 3-4-3tc
A LE5IITED Number of Privet Hedffe
plants for sale.: Will sell cheap; aa
' P want 'to ''.fodd''heafthy:
- stdeky -Phohe 286-L. R. F. P.; No. 6,
"J Heiidersiinvftle!' Jf. 5 C.7 U. pi CoV
-burn- -v.,. : , , ; , A 3-4-3tp
WATD-Tpu to knoW ttot MrilTt.
7 A. Biirdettp will Aq ..your . accordion
plaiting lh; any wldth..at .; reasonable
iVlces. Be'sidence7 .'next : v Drake's
'btore. Willow: St!.. terms cash. Hen'
J ' dersOnville.K. -C. - : ' : 3-il-3tp
TED-FOB CASH-Cheap ,0H
T'.nft YiWe typewriter; immedi.
; ateiy,rNoah j M. Hollo well.
TOtr had:ettr hiirry if yoa want
i some of the bargains in the closing
out sale of the Ideal Cafe. Every
thing selling very cheap. xtc
WANTED all your fresh butter and
eggs. Peoples jGrocery. Phone 43
' " "V - ' " 2-18-tfc
FOB SALE 118 acres farm land, halt
cleared, half in wood land. Seven
'room house, barn, rock dairy, crib
Located one mile from Fruitland
Seven, miles from , Hendersonville'
Will sell' reasonable to right party
Write W. V. Coston. Hendersonville
C., R. P. D. No. lJ 2-18-5tp
THE Bare bargains now being offered
. tp: Candy buyers at the Ideal Stora
fare very unusual. Ybu had better
' investigate Candy.' That's our busi
. ness, now. - itc
BEST Grade Fancy Patent Flonr 95c
per quarter Peoples Grocery. Phone
'43. D. T. Fuller and Ben Few.
' ''' 1 3-11-tfc
BEST Grade, Fancy Patent Flour 95c
.' v per quarter. Peoples. Grocery. Phone
.43, v. .1. fuller and Ben Few. .
. '7-; .; -; . . . 3-n-tfc
IT Will be to'Tonr Interest tn Spa
and clover seed and seed oats.
; 7 " :'r ; 3-11 5tc.
DON'T Forget the Tailoring Display
of Schloss Bros:, clothing at H. Pat
terson's March 18, 19. 20. 7 7 ltc
GET Tour Spring Suit Measured by a
. special " representative of Schloss
Bros., aCH Patterson's March 18.
19,20 lla
FOB SALE ITlJte Leghorn and Bail
Orpington . eggs, 15 for . 75 cents.
Mrs. J. D. Osborne, Horse Shoe. ::
.:- : 3-ll-3tp
FOR IlENT-JL lioase. V See A. " C3.
iflompson.. . . - z-15-cuc
HHRIHIIIIIIIHIIIIIIII
FOB SALE Two of the most desira.
ble rIots, together." 70. feet .front by
7 144 feet deep, near Wheeler hotel,
;on Main street The lots are K03.
. 47 and 48 on Block No. 10. Mac-
- adamized sidewalks all around th3
property, at Hyman Heights.! They
are now worth the price I am ask
ing for them. 71: will take $400.00
for one lot, or $750 for the two lots.
-The two lots are well worth $1,000.
There are two large oaks aside the
property, also a nice stone well on
the property, also four large bear
ing apple trees.-There is aide alley
vbn theide of-my -twb lotaoalso a
a wide alley running in the rear of
theO two iota: to drite In.. 1 JA3 IloPat
Person, jiStaton-:f& '.Rector, ;vAgent.
HendersonyUle,-N;Ch; - 3TAT4tp
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atvthe courf hpise1 on :-the -'evening' fOaaraMthtrJmwltaiSoa' anu ott ' ..aw Cbd:andfamiJy:.moved5toiKeav
of;&rcKfi2Mimtn1 'FV l&l f essouWe(iabousnren.4yeaiago'..
' j 1 ' - r' - M -Vt-T -t :i;t f r Eirsr.caniaiand ciiildren.iwlll .contlnui
which an. admiasionfee .of . cehts . DeVkt ifcttb miyl aVeart' tWrlftesidfencefltf.HendeTSoavillea i5c
hUi rfvtHiif fif-.i---; :f .. if'ro - '"??i f- Ctfrt- lJit 'Wif 70VI 1 .p.i&xnm b n iiir t c ni ; r v
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Cedar Shingles
Sold by the J. R.
ber Co., means
SPECIAL
BRAND
dar Shingles
grade.
Willson Lum
that this is a
of Red Ge
a particular
is is positi
vely
grad
e Red Cedar
the highest
Shingle made, ahd;:is;not under
any other
i it?
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707
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f
100
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per cent, v eracai vjrain trirc sawea. ;
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