Friday, Deceabi
PAGS TWELVE
THE ASHEVTLLE GAZETTE-NEWS
PHONES 129 AND 130
Two phones required to
take orders for our
famous
M. & W. Indian Coal
That 's because of the su
perior fuel quality of
this famous coal.
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
SO Patton Ave., Drohmor Bldg.
THERE'S A SENSE OF
FITNESS
about Guarantee Shoes for
Men and Women. Thev FIT
PERFECTLY, a beginning
and end of that particular
question. And that is what
men and women want in shoes.
Besides the FITNESS of them,
they have beauty and style and
goodness. In black leathers,
and tan. Also combinations
for ladies. $3 to $5 Why pay
more?
Guarantee STORE
4 Biltmore Avenue.
REMOVAL NOTICE
We have moved from 11
Patton Avenus to thu store
formerly occupied by the Ashe
vllle Palr.t and Glass Co.. on
North Main street in Langren
Hotel building;.
The I. X. L. Dept. Storo.
14 North Main St
V." .Phone 107
GIVE A LAUNDRY
COUPON BOOK
For-washing to be done
The Nichols Way
And you have done
your friend the best turn
possible. Phone 2000.
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
11 Penland Street.
fin Ynur
MJJ 1 UU1
Christmas
Shopping Early
"Just the thing I wanted,"
is sincerely spoken when your
gift is an appropriate
Eveready Flashlight.
11 Patton Ave.
Opposite P. O.
Christmas
Pianos
Of the Highest
Quality
ENABE
HARDMANN
VOSE
KRAKAUER
FISCHER
And Others At
DUNHAM'S
"Music House
, Ilia Home of High Grade iHauos.
PROGRAM FDR THE
BIG METING
" Community Service Week"
Will Come to Fitting Close
Tomorrow Morning.
DELEGATES SELECTED
IN DISTRICT TODAY
ttain Yesterday Intertcrred With the
Observance of Public Roads,
Grounds and Buildings.
The observance of "community
service week" in Buncombe county
will como to a fitting close by a
large 111053 meeting of the citizens pf
the county, which will be held at the
county court house- tomorrow, begin
ning at 11 o'clock and lasting until
1. As stated yesterday. Judge E. B.
Cline will give up the court room be
tween theso hours for the benefit of
the mass meeting and court during
that time will be held in the com
missioner's room.
' The following Interesting program
has been arranged for the meeting
tomorrow, with Mayor J. E. Ranlcln,
chairman of the Buncombe county
committee, presiding:
Judge J. D. Murphy, chairman of
the Buncombe county board of edu
cation, will speak on: "A Six-Month
School Term," while Dr. D. B. Se
vier, the county health officer, will
deliver an address on "The Work of
the Whole-Time Health Officer."
County Farm Demonstrator Agent E.
D. Weaver will have as his subject:
"The Work of a Farm Demonstration
Agent." George S. Powell will speak
on "A Better Road System" and "The
Value of a County Fair," Is the sub
ject which has been assigned to R.
Church Crowell, the president of the
Western North Carolina Fair associa
tion. W. R. Chambers, principal of
the Sand Hill high school, will speak
on: "A County School Commence
ment." John A. Nichols, chairman of
the agricultural committee of the
local board of trade, will deliver an
address on "Stronger Organization of
Farmers and Town Interests, With
Closer Co-operation." A. H. Daniel,
of Candler, an officer of the Bun
combe county Farmers' union, will
have as his subject: "Better Rural
Conditions Through Crop Diversifica
tion Instead of One-Crop System;
Encouraging Home Ownership." N.
Buckner, secretary of the Asheville
board of trade, will speak on: "A
County Farm Life School." Rev. R.
R. Swope. D. D., rector of All Souls'
Episcopal church, Biltmore, will talk
on: "A Closer Co-operation of all
Church and Sunday School Forces for
Moral and Spiritual Progress." Curtis
Bynum will speak on: "A Campaign
for developing livestock and Dairy
Interests."
Today, which Is known as "school
and neighborhood Improvement day"
will be generally observed through
out the county. The idea of the com
mittee is that all school and church
buildings in the county be improved
today and the premises of the build
ings be given a thorough cleaning.
Of special Interest today will be
the meetings that will be held in the
various school districts of the county,
when delegates will be elected to at
tend the mass meeting at the court
house tomorrow. It Is planned that
each delegate bring reports of the
work that has been done In his or
her respective community during the
days of "community service week."
Yesterday, the first of the days to
be observed, was a disappointment to
those who were Interested in carry
ing out the work that had been
planned, for the day was to be "pub
lic roads, grounds and buildings
day," but owing to the Inclement
weather It was Impossible for any tf
the roads of the county to be worked
yesterday, nor could the planting of
shrubbery by the women, aa planned.
be carried out, owing to the - rain.
While the work of the first day could
not be carried out as arranged, It Is
planned to center all of the efforts
of the workers of the "community
service week" In the meeting that
will be held at the court house to
morrow, when talks will be
made along all lines of civic Im
provement and community better
ment, and It Is hoped that each man
nd woman attending the meeting
will be able to get much valuable In
formation that will greatly help to
carry out the general Improvement
work In the county. . .
1 1 rpTTV M A XT VDftHJt TTMUrWt
AT PRINCESS TODAY
"The latest release of the Jesse L.
Lssky Feature Play company, "The
Man From Home," will be shown at
the Princess theater today. It Is from
the pens of Booth Tarklngton and
Harry Leon Wilson, and was originally
produced at the Astor theater. New
Tork, wherein It enjoyed a run of two
years, without missing a performance.
Charles Rlchman Is playing the role
of Daniel Voorhees Pike, the hooirier
lswyer. and la assisted by Theodore
Roberts, Fred Montague, Monroe Sal
isbury, end Dorothy Qulncr.
Mr. Rlchman who was recently seen
as the star of "Help Wanted" In New
Tork, during his 10 years as an actor,
hss appeared In 40 or more Important
productions, principally among which,
were "Rose Valley," "The Henatore
Vindication." "Rose of the Rancho,"
'The Fighting Hope," "The Revel
lers,'" "A Man's World," "One of the
Fe"hitly." and "Diplomacy," "Jro the
Penman," "The Impoeter, "The
Lights O' London," "Bouaht and Palo
For." and "Help Wanted."
In "The Man From Home." Mr
Rich man will have a part admirably
suited to his type and talent, and the
Chambers Weaver, Livery, Phone 1
Laadmh't Seed at Grant's rtiaraacy
SHISP. STUBBING PAINS
Often Tell of Weak Kidneys
An Asheville Resident
Shows You What to do.
The sharp twinge of pain In the
small of the back that strikes you
after any sudden twist or awkward
motion, may tell ' of weak, kidneys.
And there are often disturbances of
the urine too frequent urination,
scalding or burning pain during pas
sage, discolored urine and sediment
Doan's Kidney Pills are prepared
especially for weakened kidneys, kid
ney backache and urinary disorders
have proven their merit in thousands
of cases. Doan's are endorsed through
out the civilized world are recom
mended by Asheville residents.
G. W. Buckner. 33 Central Ave.,
Asheville, N. C, says: "For a long
time I suffered from pains In my
back and when I stooped, I had trou
ble in straightening. The action of
my kldr.eys was Irregular. Finally, I
got Doan's Kidney Pills at Smith's
Drug Store and they quickly made me
well."
Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Buckner had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. T.
production In this will be an epoch
making event in that the Lasky com
pany spared no pains or expense to
make this as artistic as their previous
pictures have, been.
The management of the Princess
theater wishes to announce that half
of today's proceeds will be given to
the Good Samaritan society of Ashe
ville. OFFICERS ELECTED BY
JUNIORS LAST NIGHT
At the regular meeting last night
of French Broad council, Jr. O. V. A.
M., officers for the ensuing term
were elected. It was decided to hold
a social meeting In the lodge rooms on
the night of January 7, " at which
rime the officers elected last night
will be Installed. Officers elected last
night are as follows:
Councillor, J. Ross East, vice
councilor, J. N. Hyder; recording
secretary, Oscar White; assistant re
cording secretary, J, W. Eiason;
financial secretary, Cloyd Pennell;
treasurer, J. G. Klncaid; warden A.
R. Payne; conductor, J. B. Anders;
inside sentinel, J. W. Young; outside
sentinel, J. C. Hennlnger; chaplain.
Rev. J. S. Williams; trusteAs, J. N.
Black, I. M. Teague and O. O. Ed
wards. HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
TQ DECLAIM TONIGHT
A declamation contest between the
members of the third and fourth
grades, who are members of the
Cooper Literary society of the High
school, will be held at the High
school tonight at 8 o'clock. Gallatin
Roberts, Zvb F. Curtis and E. D.
Johnson will act as Judges, and the
following speakers will take part:
Oren Roberts, "Tribute to Wash
ington;" James Harris, "The Un
known Rider;" Wesley Bouterse,
"Vesuvius and the Egyptians" from
"The Last Days of Pompeii;" Hugh
White,- "The Traitor's Deathbed;"
Randall Harris, "The New South."
All Related.
The langunge of Holland Is Dutch
Of Belgium the language Is largely
French, The Uertnan and Dutch Ian
guages are quite distinct, though the
peoples themselves are ethnological!;
related. The Uermnna, English, Amer
leans of English breed. Dutch, Swedes.
Danes, Hollanders and Norwegians ore
all fundamentally of the same' race
stock.--New Tors American. '
Lecture on Christian Science.
A free lecture on Christian Science
will be given by Virgil O. ptrlckler.
C. S.. member of the Hoard of Lee
tureship of the Mother Church,' The
First Church of Christ, Scientist, In
Ihieton, Massachusetts, ,t the church
edifice, 64 North French Broad Ave
nue, Tuesday evening, December 8th,
at :!0. Public Invited. , 255-4t.
10 bars Lenox soap JBo,
wllh each order for 11.00.
3 lite. Kvsp. peaches 2 Sc.
Kitra sifted, peas, something
that la Ono, per down, $150.
O. D. Allison, , Phono IMS.
... . . . . . 2G0-6t.
Genuine
J Coles
X Hot
s
uiast
NO.12DJ10
No. 15D $13
No. 18D $18
No. 126 $13
No. 156 $16
No. 186 $20
2T0.246 $33
C
Brown Hardware Co.
J I Broadway,
r
Chalmers
The non-stallable feature of the new Chalmers mo
tors is a source of great comfort to the owner who drives
the car, especially to ladies. Let us tell you more
about it
Chalmers Light Six .
Chalmers Master Six
Chalmers Couplette .
Chalmers Sedan . .
Chalmers Limousine
Asheville Automobile Co.
18 and 20 Church St.
Also Reo, Dodge and Saxon Cars.
SETTLE THE GIFT QUESTION WITH BOOKS.
: They represent the finest sentiment and remain for life dear as a con
crete gift and dear because of the
many thousands of volumes to select
come from the press.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
S9 Patton Avenue - - Rogers Press
WHEN DOWN TOWN SHOPPING REST AND SECURE
REFRESHMENTS HERE
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
Haywood St. Near P. O. Phones 110 & 111.
HILL'S
QUALITY MEATS PLEASE
"Ask Your Neighbor."
E. C. JARRETT
Groceries, Vegetables
and Fruits
12 North Pack Square and City Market.
10 Per Cent to Ladies'
Auxiliary Mission of
the Good Samaritan
OF SALES ON ALL DOLLS ON TUESDAY
The Mrs. Eubin Robertson, chairman of the society,
will be in charge of the sale. All that are willing to
help the good causo take advantage of the sale. My
Dolls are new and bought before the advance. All dolls
marked in plain selling prices. All dolls left over from
last year at half-price.
BLOMBERG'S TOYLAND
On The Avenue.
Buckeye Incubators
Get a BUCKEYE and you are sure of results. Each machine
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction. We have them in stock and as low
as 17.60.
Call and get a free catalog
L. R. STRICKER
Corner College Lexington. Phono 1620.
Wholesale and Rotall Seeds and Poultry Supplies.
STAR MARKET
CHOICE
ORNED
T 4
IVVJd.O
We are Successful Caterer
Citizen Transfer Company
4ITIAK WOODCOCK, Owner.
We give movln our epAclal attention. Uri.l vans and most compe.
lent men In city, i'rvinut baiigaie transfer service. I'lum. is i.n.,n
1 Avcnue.
Motor Cars
..$1650
,..$2400
...$1900
,..$2750
,..$3200
i
sentiment in the story itselg. Many
from, and all the new books as they
Patton Aveasa
Phone ISA
B3
Phone 456.
THREE PHONES 1917
TT?T?-I7
Ml Vj Vj r
PORK, BEEF
L AND LAMB
to m Variety of Appetites.
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-SPECIAL PRICES
On Children's, Misses and Ladles'
Coats.
GEO. W. JENKINS
18 Biltmore Ave.
Quality
Spells Economy
That is why so many
people will use no coal,
but , our MONAKCH. It
is the cream qualtiy of
good coals big in heat,
burns free and leaves lit
tle ash. , . ,
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114.
10 N. Pack Sq.
PURE Delivered Promptly Phone 117
FOREST HILL CREAMERY- 318So.MainS
Dairy Products anC Ico Cream
Just Received
LARGE
SHIPMENT
OF
Fine
Values
J. L. SMATHERS AND SONS
MAMMOTH FURNITURE STORE,
e
BUY A GOOD GRADE OF PLAIN FLOUR. Put yc;
salt and
Rumford Baking Powder j
In it then you will know you have pure, wholesome bread:,
otherwise you do not.
S. STERNBERG & CO.
DEPOT STREET x
PHONE 333
All sizes and lengths
k , Concrete Steel
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL A SPECIALTY
We buy anything and
Sell Everything
Moved to 33 College Street
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Cc
PLUMBING, II EAT lUii, OA FITTINQ
t, . CREABMAlf, FtesT. u A. CREASMA. '
The Amerioan "Cottage."
Professors Oreenoagh and Klttredge
of Harrard Id their book on the ways
of English words point out that "cot
tage," i& the strict sense of a laborer!
dwelling, bss never been adopted Into
popular Am erica o use because Amer
lea bas nerer really bad tbe thing
The word In America bas always bad
literary sod sentimental associations
nd finally bns come to be used ror the
most magnificent summer residences.
This bas gone ranch further than the
use of the word In England to mean
Tills. In America a "cottairer" de
finitely signifies person who Is abort
staying at boarding boos or hotel
nd bas bis own sommer borne. Lon
don Globe.
Marquis.
Tbs designation marquis Is the sec
ond In tbe five orders of English nobO
Ity. Tbe term origins!! Indicated per
one who bad the care of tbe msrrbe
of country. The word marches
tbe ploral of mark, which In It polli
leal sense signifies boundaries. Pncl.
were the lands on tbe borders of Eng
land and Jutland and of fcogund ana
Wloe,
A FULL TON
Of coal, andhentk
ton is
M.&W. On.1
You have the full ,
value. Best f0r
purpose-kitchen 4
Phone 40. . :
Asheville Coal Co,:
. rack Square.
F. M. WEAVER, j
THE FACT that, today tn, m
did not read your want u .
reason why he may
It appears again tomorrow; w
he reads It tomorrow tai'bn,
reply It Is no reason ta
rot reply to It the next tor b
there as remind, fw,:.
Wholesale and Beta:
RUGS
This is one of the most ex
tensive assortments of Engs
ever brought to this city. Call
and See Them.
15-17 BROADWAY.
of I Beams, Channels,
and Relaying Rails,
The Pset.
Thit rich Mrs. Bttgfim
speak to me now. Set b w4.1'
my next door neighbor, nd tbr
awfully common."
"Well, tbers sxs soms tbtap
can't do."
"Wbatr" ,
"Make old thus Deightxrt ftT
early dsya." Clevslind Ptata I
YOUR OWN LIFE.
One Ihing there whidisF?'
incoolestabty. Yoah.fsr
and, however mMgrabcanl P
however meager in concitfoM.1
ever circumscribed its power, i ,
quite inconceivable worth to vo
to mankind. The whole wide j
does not equal it in value, '
external aims were realutrd"
your cravings satufied jrou V "
ignominious failure if yoti ", i
noumhed and developed ins
is mod palpably your own.-1'
Spencer.
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