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5 THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN. SATURDAY, JLVECII .17, 1917. BRAMHAM PUBLISHES 'ff ffjj THE MAMMOTH FURNITURE STORE SCHEDULE FOR LEAGUE Ip Suits, Coats ASHEVILLE STARTS WITH FOVH GAMES AT GRFKXSBORO. LIVEJUOILS Spend 10 ernt! Pon't May bilious, bick, hi'iuliM'li)', const llrllUti. Can't harm you! Best cathartic for Dresses Tourists Hare Eight Out of Nineteen Saturdays at Home anil Most of Series Are for Four l.ttince.

You Can Do Your Bit in the trenches, in the home, in the office, in the factory, in the store, when the body is nourished with foods that build healthy muscle without overtaxing the digestive organs. Shredded Wheat Biscuit contains the greatest amount of body-building nutriment at lowest cost. It strengthens the muscles of the stomach and intestines 'by making them do their normal work in a natural way. A better-balanced ration than meat or eggs, more easily digested and costs much less. Ready-cooked and ready-to-eat For breakfast with milk or cream, or for any meal with fruits.

Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. nu'ii, Hnnicu ana children. IIS iff At Our Remodeling Sale Wonderful Values. President W.

G. Bramham. of the North Carolina league, has aproved the 1917 schedule and Asheville will start the season away from home with Greensboro, playing four games orm. MeVsrtaO aim4 TMC. aTORC, POPOURg! YOU WILL SPEND ONE-THIRD OF YOUR LIFE, PROBABLY 25 YEARS IN BED Your bed will be what your SPRING makes it.

A (Spring Bed is the most important factor in your comfort and welfare for one-third of your life. Try one of our Way Sagless Springs and be comfortable. Guaranteed for twenty-live yeai-s. $8 50 Price J. L.

SMATHERS SONS MANLEY AND HOFFMAN ARE BOWLING WINNERS 15-17 Broadway. Phone 226. and then returning to this city for a four-game series with Charlotte. Out of tho nineteen Satur-iay games, eight will he played here. The schedule follows, the Saturday Raines being marked with X.

April Ih-il). Winston at Charlotte. Ashevillo at Greensboro, I'urham at Raleigh. 20-21-X Winston at Charlotte. Ashevllle at Greensboro.

Raleigh at Durham. 8-31-25- 28. Charlotte at Ashevllle. Durham at Winston. Greensboro at 27-28-X May 1.

Ashbvtlle at Durham. Charlotte at Orenshoro, Winston at Raleigh. May 2-3-4-S-X. Raleigh at Charlotte. Greensboro at Durham.

Ashevllle at Winston. 7-8-9-10. Raleigh at Ashevllle. Winston at Greenshoro. Durham at Charlotte.

11-1J-X. Charlotte at Winston Greensboro at Ashevllle. Raleigh at Durham. 14-15. Charlotte at Winston.

Greensboro at Ashevllle. Durham at Raleigh 18-17-1H-19-X KKJ15 WINDOW DTSPTjAY Knjuy mo! 1 our systf-m 1s HUM with an aocumultLtlon of bile and bowel poison which keeps you bilious, headachy, dizzy, tonBue coated, breath bad and stomach aowr Why don't you yet a 10-cent box of Cancareta at the drug" store and feel bully. Take Caa- By Courtesy of the Manor Auction Bridge Party To assist Colonial Dames in raising the remaining $350.00 necessary ioT ambulance "AsneviKe" for American Field Ambulance Corps in France. Manley Takes Two rtnek Pin Games from Rico and ITofTman's Team Wins Two Big Pin Games. carets tonfjcht and enjoy the nicest, g-entlent liver and bowel cleansing you BOOKS 60o TO $8.00 Off BARGATY TABLE, So A lot of miscellaneous books, one of each kind, put together on table.

Your choice for a quarter each, act quick. ever expenencen. you'U wake ud with a. clear head, clean tongue, Hvly step, rosy Kin ana looKing ana reeling fit. Mothers can give a whole aura ret to a aick, cross, bilious, feverish child Phone 234.

Ashevlll Roger Book Store ,3 Paton Ave. Commercial Printers Office Outfitters ny time thoy ara harmless never ajripe or sicken. Adv. Refreshments RED GROSS TO OPEN SECRETARY'S OFFICE BATTERY PARK BANK TheManorSt. Patrick sDay Saturday, March 17th.

ASHEVILLE, N. C. STATE, COrXTT AND CITY DEPOSITORY. At Meeting of Executive Committer Hold YestrrtlaT Decided to Open Office in Masonlo Temple, Price $1.00 8:30 p. m.

Capital $100,000 Surplus and Profits 220,000 OFFICERS: JAMES P. 8AWYEH, Chairman of the Board. T. C. COXE, President.

ERW1N SLUDER, Vlce-Prea. C. RANKIN, Cashier. Tickets on Sale at Paramount Drug Co. NO LOANS MADE FT THIS BANK TO ANY OP ITS OFFICERS OK DIRECTORS, At a meeting of the executh'6 committee of the Aihevllle chapter of tho American Red Cross yesterday afternoon tt waa decided that next week Miss Howland, the secretary, should open an office kindly furnished by the Masons in the Masonlo temple, and that the preliminary organisation of the classos In first aid and the advanced courses for graduates In the former should occur Tuesday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock tn the temple when Ir.

m. Lynch will meet those who wish to Join the classes and everyone Is Invited. The report of Treasurer W. B. Williamson showed that 186 persons bad paid $1 memberships, six the $2 PRIZES TONIGHT IN MEMBERSHIP CONTEST Manlcy's duck pin howlers defeated Rice's team on the association alloys last night, winning two sanies by a margin of fifty-eight pins.

White was the hth bowler with the score of 324 pins for three games. Buttrlok and Manley will bowl Monday eight at 8:30 o'clock. The scores follow; Manley fj 152 J9K N'elson t9 ins 277 Morris 83 83 84 250 White 83 144 95 824 Totals 83S 404 497 1,14 Rice 91 7 Dcrmltt SO 81 Jf7 "77 Winn 80 8 85 251 Hull 101 87 05 283 Totals 381 851 879 1,091 Hoffman's biff pin bowlers won two out of three games from Orlset's team by thirty-five pins. White was high man with a score of 659 for the series and Hanaman's 208 pins was high game, loffman and Garner will bowl Monday night at 8:30 o'clock. The scores follow: Hoffman 153 192 188, MS Hanaman 148 208 144 BOO Williams 178 158 161 493 Totals 477 558 498 1, 858 Grlset 157 185 180 482 Johnson 150 150 150 450 White 19 202 188 559 Total 476 617 4981.491 NORTH CAROLINA POSTMASTERS WASHINGTON, T.

C. March 1. Thirteen Xorth Carolina postmasters were confirmed by the senate today. The only failure was W. T.

Potts, Highlands, cause unknown. Those confirmed: Kdward K. Morris, at Creedmore; Krigar McCullough, at Fllzabethtowo: Geoerge I Taylor, at Fletcher: Joseph R. Colvard, at Jefferson: William H. Lane, at Leaksvllle; H.

Roy Martin, at Mayo-dan; Albert R. Bauman, at Montreat: Archie J. kyes, at Pomona: Annie K. Brown, at Red Spring; Iewts B. McBrayer, at Sanatorium; D.

O. Daniel, at Southport; William C. Allen, at Sunburst, and Ben Losslter, at Oxford. Manager Jack Barry of the Champion Red Sox ts. working out at seo-ond and taking rare of the job In his usual brilliant form.

PROTECTION INSURANCE memDersnips, three the 15 member ships and one was of the 125 class. Dors of Y. C. A. With HlKhcat Standtac in Three OUuwee Will Ito-celt Reward.

to stimulate them all to work baxdet and boost the total today. Philip Howell, James Gillespie and Archie Nichols were three boys who entered the contest yesterday and the progress that la being made le exceeding all expectations. The standing la as follow! Oldet Boja. FVank Mlms ......110 FYank DeToung ................100 Elbert Smith to Billy Bourne TT High School Boy. J.

T. Neely 10 Buster Murphy 45 Baxter Borers 10 Younger Boy Frank Wolfe Kred Seeley it Philip Howell 40 James Olllespl 40 Archie Nlohola iO Byron Bnlpea 21 Peucallon Florence tl WE GIVE IT. YOU NEED IT. Special contributions for supplies exclusively for the local chapter's work amounted to tl. The pressing need of the chapter for contributions of this class was emphasised by the statement of Mrs.

John A. Camnhell, chairman of the hospital supplies committee, that after the sewlns; We write all Lines of Insurance. We represent only the BEST Companies. EEE THE P. R.

ALLEN COMPANY, Although the membership contest at the T. M. A. haa a full week ret to run, the total number of new members trained by the contestants reached twenty-ntne last nlfftit. The contestanta In each of the three classes will be given a prise tnnlirht meeting: next Thursday no funds will he left for buylna material.

One hun dred InAtes have volunteered for this GENERAL INSURANCE. OFFICE ELECTRICAL BLDG. work and the list la Increasing dally. PHONE 2490 A'oney is necessary sinoe the ma terlals used are of a certain iinmmifintfi standardized class which can be ob Ashevllle at Charlotte. Winston at Durham.

Raleigh at Greensboro, 21-22-23-21. Durham at Ashevllle. Greensboro at Charlotte. Raleigh at Winston. 25-2B-X-28-29.

Charlotte at Raleigh. Durham at Greensboro. Winston at Ashevllle. DO-31 June 1-2-X. Ashevllle at Raleigh.

Greensboro at Winston. Charlotte at Durham. 4- 5-B-7. Winston at Charlotte. Ashevllle at Greenshoro.

Raleigh at Durham. 8-9-X-1I-13 Charlotte at Ashevllle. Durham at Winston. Greensboro at Raleigh. lS-14-ln-M-X Ashevllle at Durham.

Charlotte at Greensboro. Winston at Raleigh. 18-19-20-21. Raleigh at Charlotte. Greensboro at Durham.

Ashevllle at Winston. 22-23-X-25-2S. Rnlelgh at Ashevllle. Winston at Greenshoro. Durham at Charlotte.

27-28-29-80-X. Charlotte at Winston. Greensboro at Ashevllle. Durham at Raleigh. July a s.

Ashevllle at Charlotte. Winston at Durham. Raleigh at Greensboro. July 4 A. M.

Ashevllle at Charlotte. Winston at Greenshoro. Durham at Raleigh. July 4 P. M.

Ashevllle at charlotte. Greenaboro at Winston. Raleigh at Durham. 5- 6-7-X. Durham at Ashevllle.

Greensboro at Charlotte. Raleigh at Winston. tt-in-H-12. Charlotte at Raleigh. Durham at Greensboro.

Winston at Ashevllle. 1S-14-X-1S-1T. Ashevllle at Rnlelgh. Greensboro at Winston. Charlotte at Durhnm.

18-19-20-21-X. Winston at Charlotte. Ashevllle at Greensboro. Ralcbjh at Durham Charlotte at Ashevllle. Durham at Winston.

Greensboro at Rnlelgh. 27-28-X-30-S1. Ashevllle at Durham. Charlotte at Greensboro Winston at Raleigh. Aligns! 1-2-S-4-X.

Raleigh at Charlotte. Greensboro at Durham. Ashevllle at Winston. -7-8-B. Raleigh at Ashevllle.

Winston at Greenshoro. Durham at Charlotte. 10-11-X-I3-14. Charlotte at Winston. Oreensboro at Ashevllle.

Durham at Raleigh. 1S-1A-17-18-X. Ashevllle at Charlotte. Winston at Durham. Raleigh at Greensboro.

20-21-22. Durham at Asheville. Greensboro at Charlotte. Raleigh at Winston. 2S-2I-2VX.

Charlotte at Raleigh. Durham at Greensboro. Winston at Ashevllle. 27-28-29. Ashevllle at Rale'eh.

Greensboro at Winston Charlotte at Durham. ISahsTJHflejj tained only by purchase. Con tributors may specify the particular Twice VnalWi objects for which they atve. All active and retired officers of the a 3 army and navy will be asked to become honorary members of the eom mtttee. The following is the list of special con trinu tors to (late Mrs.

R. 8. Howland I I or Another Pair The same plan Is followed rigidly in producing estrj pair of SocksyMcn Kea-tnald Howland Conservative Courteous Opposite P. 0. E.

Ii Hay, President. Julius C. Martin, Vice Pre. John A. Campbell, Cashier, ffm.

F. Duncan, Asst. Cashier. STOP! CALOMEL Anna R. Doyle Mrs.

R. O. Aahby tt H. D. Child II NOTICE, will not be responsible for any debts contracted by any one than my ae.f.

HERMAN J. US BOLO. -t. BIDS FOR ROWTNO 3IEET. BUin "The man tmpoassW Ue wh7 I doa't Mien know the eoonomy of True Shape Sock." IS aaliMUMMj XEW YORK.

March lfl. The time and plane for holding the 1917 championships of the National Association Silk Llal 811k Plated Pure Bilk too. Mo. eoo. Finest materials, carefully Jfeii7-to-fit the feet, four-ply heels and toes all combine to give perfect satisfaction and "twice usual wear." by ymtr dealer mnd the factory TRUE SHAPE HOSIERY CO.

rHIlaOILPHU, of Amateur Oarsmen, popularly known as "the American Henley. 2 BEAVER BOARD will be determined at a meeting of the executive board of the association to be held In this city tomorrow, in recent years the most of the regattas Walls 0 Ceilings of the association have been held on the Schuylkill river course at Philadelphia, but this year the cities of Huffulo and Lynn, are to put tn liinitiiiiimin iiiinmmiimi strong bids In opposition to the Quaker City. It's mercury! Attach the bones, salivates and makes you sick. There's no reason why a person should take sickening, salivating calomel when SO cents buys a Urge bottle ot Dodson'a Liver Tone a perfect substitute for iv'omel. It ts a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will start your liver just as surely as calomel, but It iwwi make you sick and csn not salivate.

Children and grown folks can take Dodson's Liver Tone, because It is perfectly harmless. Calomel Is a dangerous drug. Tt la mercury and attacks your bones. Take a dose of nasty calomel today and you will feel weak, sick and nauseated tomorrow. Don't lose a day'a work.

Take spoon "ul of Dodson's Liver Tone Instead and you will wake up feeling great. No more biliousness, constipation, sluggishness, headache, coated tongue or our stomach. Tour druggist aays if you don't find Dodson's Liver Tone acta better than hor mean solid comfort satisfying in looks, warmth, cleanness and permanence. Easily and quickly put up. Moisture-proof.

Use Beaver Board instead of lath and plaster in home, office or Ask us for sample and information. Citizens Lumber LUMBER ANI Bl ILD- ING MATERIAL. Sales Offlro Phonee, MRS, T.F.STARNES DIES IN WASHINGTON STATE How XJ rible calomel your money la waiting Cor you. Word Received Yesterday by nor Brother, Representative R. C.

Crowell, of Candler. 7ms is St. Patrick's Day It should remind you that Easter is only three weeks away. Prudence dictates that you make your choice of Easter Garments where you are certain of getting 1917 Styles. Our entire line was purchased since January from our comprehensive showing.

We can satisfy your every requirement with Garments that are perfectly made up-to-the-minute in style, and the utmost in value. The Toggery Shop 33 Haywood St. "On The Sth Avenue of Ashtville" D1VV to stop dandruff and lot of hair with Resinol Here Is a tfaiple. Inexpensive treatment that will almost always atop dandrufl and scalp itching', and keep the hairtUkk, live and lustrous: At night, spread the hair apart and rub little Reiinol Ointment into the scalp rently, stith the tip of the finger. Kepes.

this until the whole calp has been treated. Ncit morning-, shampoo thoroughly with Resinol Soap and hot water. Work the creamy Resinol lather well into the theacalp, Rtnaewithgraduailycool-er water, the last water being cold. White Smith tTV Form-A Truck ft VlV crrh IftDESTRU Representative R. C.

Crowell. of Candler, received a telegram yesterday from North Yakima, Washington, telling of the dea'h of his sister. Mrs. T. F.

Ptarnes. who was formerly Miss Annie Crowell. of Candler. Phe waa forty-four years old and the daughter of W. W.

Crowell, of ftind-ler. The deceased has many friends and relatlvea In this section and the news of her death will be received by her friends with sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Rtarnes went west fifteen years ago and up to within the past year were residents of Walla Walla.

Washington. She Is survived by her husband. Her death came as the result of an Illness following an operation. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made and rf haa not been determined where the Interment will take place. T-Tl Broadway.

'Phone 106 TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES L. FINKELSTEIN'S LOAN OFFICE H. lUriMl So i Mix Otsem 0t 21-25 BILTMORB AVE. PHONE 88? Asheville Motor Sales Co. arsU.