Friday, Novembw .
PAGE TWELVE
THE ASHE VILLI GAZETTE-NEWS
BEST COAL
Phones 129 and 130
And ask for BEST COAL
or' M. & W. INDIAN.
Either -way -will bring to
you coal of' highest fuel
value.
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
SO Patton Ave., Druhmor Bids.
-ITTTUT IT ACQ THAM. B
kauia( uiuuJMi
EL, TIN, ALUMINUM
WARES
Variety, Quality and
Values.
I. X. L. DEPT. STORE.
16 BROADWAY
Phone 107. LangrenBldg.
Health and
Enjoyment
You need not he uncomfort
able to be healthy if you have
a "HOLD-HEET" Electric
Blanket. Sleep right out doors
on the coldest night that blows
and you -will wake in the morn
ing refreshed and reinforced.
Sold by the
Piedmont Electric Co.
64 Patton Ave.
Opp. P. 0.
The Best In
PIANOS
WILLIAMS & HUFFSIAN'S
Music House.
83 Haywood Street.
KSSESBSBOaSB
BEST LIVER AND
BOWEL LAXATIVE
FOR FAMILY USE
'CascaretsV regulate women,
men and children without
injury.
Take when bilious, headachy,
for colds, bad breath, sour
stomach.
YOU SLEEPfl
WORK WHILE
Instead of nasty, harsh pills, salts.
castor oil or dangerous calomel, why
don't you keep Cascarets handy In
your home? Cascarets act on the liver
and thirty feet of bowels so gently
you don't realize you have taken a
cathartic, but they act thoroughly and
can be depended upon when a good
Hver and bowel cleansing is neces
sary they move the bile and poison
from the bowels without griping and
sweeten the stomach. You eat one or
two at night like candy and you wake
up reeling fine, the headache, bil
iousness, bad breath, coated tongue,
onr stomach, constipation, or bad
cold disappears. Mothers should give
cross, sick, feverish or bilious child
ren a whole Cascaret any time they
are harmless and safe for the little
folks.
STATE BAPTISTS
JUST NEED $3000
Find Another Week in Which
to Raise This Amount
Great Year Expected.
Good
Hems" faiil-:-
Il's Tiresome
Work, out every night to Recep
bom, Fox-Trots and Theatres.
cuioiHctno
W31 keep you Home. Your
friend will come to Youi House.
DUNHAM'S
MUSIC HOUSE
Secretary Livingston Johnson of
Raleigh, of the Baptist state conven
tion has found that there is a week
more than was supposed to raise the
amount desired for state missions this
year. ,
The books of the convention were
supposed to have closed Tuesday
night, but it turns out that this was
an error and they do not close until
next Tuesday night, this giving more
time than was supposed,
The amount to be raised this year
is Sou, 000, which is an advance of
Jo, ooo over last year's figures. Last
Sunday was a disagreeable day and It
was feared that there might be a
large debt. But yesterday the reck
oning showed that the denomination
is within J 3,000 of its goal, according
to reports received here. An effort
will be made next Sunday to raise this
amount.
"It Is already assured," snid Sec
retary Johnson, "that this is going to
be the greatest year In state missions
that the denomination In this state
has had, The reports are better than
ever before, showing among other
gratifying facts an Increase of one
thousand Tiaptlsts over the number
reported to the last convention."
THE CALL CO.
We Sell
"LONG DISTANT SHOES"
Union Mado
17 niltmore Avenue,
Promptness.
Efficiency
SANITARY PLUMBERS
BUCHANAN AND DEWEY
PLUMBING CO.
Phone 2839 BS Broadway
Service Licensed
JUNIORS OBSERVE
THANKSGIVING DAY
State Officials Have Issued
Proclamation 'Calling on All
Juniors to Give Thanks.
COPIES RECEIVED.
EAT LESS UNO TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Use
"MONARCH
This good coal is won
derfully rich in heat and
burns with cheery glow
ing flames. It leaves lit
tle, ash and no clinkers.
Try one ton today.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 760 10N. Pack Sq.
Tnke Class of Salts If Your Back
Hurts or Bladder
Bothers.
The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trou-
oie, because we eat too much and all
our food Is rich. Our blood Is filled
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out, they weaken from over
work, become sluggish; the elimina
tes tissues clog and the result Is kid
ney trouble, bladder weakness and
general decline In health.
When jour kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
la cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; If you suffer
wiin sick neaaacne or dlzsy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have rheu
matlsm when the weather Is bad, get
from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
Dreaitraat ror a rew days and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fam
ous salts la made from the aold of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined with
lit h la, and has been used for genera
tions to flush and stimulate clogged
kidneys; to neutralise the acids in the
urine so it no longer is a source of Irrl
tatlon, thus ending bladder disorders,
Jad Baits la Inexpensive; cannot In
jure, makes a delightful effervescent
llthla-water beverage, and belongs In
very home, because nobody can maks
a mistake by having a good kidney
flushing any time.
'The spelling book's all wrong,
mammal"
"Why so, Ethel T"
"Because It don't look right for
little thing like a kitten to have six
letters and a big cat to only have
three." Yonkers Statesman.
Officials of Ashevllle Council No. ;
French Broad Council No. 97, and
Emma Council No. 258, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, as well
as councils throughout the state, have
received copies of a Thanksgiving
proclamation, issued by State Coun
cilor W. A. Cooper and State Secretary
Sam F. Vance. V
These officials call on all Juniors to
observe Thanksgiving.
The Proclamation. ;
The proclamation reads as follows:
Constant thankgivlng and gratitude
are due from the Junior Order of
United American Mechanics to Al
mighty God for His goodness and
mercy, which have followed them
since the organization of this order. I
With loving kindness. He has iea us
in the way of prosperity ana grem
ness. He has vouchsafed to us a great
privilege and a great part In the mar
velous progress In the cause of public
education and civic uplift.
Favorably situated In a goodly state
located between the extremes of heat
and cold, far removed from tornadoes,
floods, pestilence and drought, our
people have enjoyed In peace and
comfort the blessings of an all-wise
providence. Storms have not invaded
us nor have we been overrun or dis
turbed bv Incoming hordes of foreign
immigrants. Through all the years
the boisterous Hatteras and the wings
of sand out from our shores have pro
tected us from the landing on our
shores of the great hordes of undesir
ables from other countries, compelling
them to land In distant cities, very
few of whom have entered our gates,
keeping the people of our state a pure
American citizenship, standing by the
traditions of a God-fearing and a
Bible-loving ancestry, preserving us
for a special purpose. May we seek
to know and to do His will concerning
us.
In grateful acknowledgement of all
that God has done for us as an order
and as a people and to the end that
we may with one accord testify our
gratitude for all these blessings, I,
Wm. A. Cooper, State Councilor or tne
Junior Order United American Me
chanics of North Carolina, by virtue
of authority In me, designate Thurs
day, November 26, 1915, (or, if more
convenient, Sunday, November 28,
1915) a special day for Thanksgiving,
urging all councils to properly ob
serve one of these days named by at
tending Divine worship In a bodjr, to
hold Thanksgiving Service and In this
way publicly acknowledge our gratl
tude for His manifold blessings, for
countless benefits which have show
ered upon us during the past twelve
months which calls for our fervent
gratitude and make It fitting that we
should rejoice with thanksgiving that
the Lord has signally favored our or
der and our people; for peace and
prosperity; for abundant privilege of
freedom left us by our lathers in their
wisdom and still our Increased herl
tage; for wise and gent.. ..s provision
to affect the Intellectual and moral
education of our youth; for the InflU'
ence upon the conscience of a re
straining, and transforming religion
and for the joys of home; for the
growth of fraternal feeling, the spread
of Intelligence and learning, continued
enjoyment of civil and religious lib
erty; for His watchful providence over
our order that it has been strength'
ened and the membership so largely
Increased; that the principles of the
order are being better undrstood by
the people and are taking greater hold
on the mind and hearts of the people;
that our members are so active in
every work of uplift never lacking in
civic virtue; for harmony in our order
throughout the state.
Let us pray earnestly that all may
work vigorously for the accomplish
ment of the objects of our order.
knowing that our principles will make
for the peace, prosperity and the hap
piness of all our people, and let us
by no means forget while we give
thanks and enjoy the comforts which
have crowned our lives, that truly
grateful hearts are Inclined to deeds
of charity and thu a kind and
thoughtful remembrance of the sick,
the widow, the orphan and the needy,
will double the pleasures of our con
dltion and make our praise and
thanksgiving more acceptable in the
sight of the Lord.
In witness whereof, I have set my
hand and caused the seal of the State
Council Junior Order United Amerl
can Mechanics to be affixed this the
12th day of November, 1915.
WILLIAM A. COOPER.
1 State Councilor,
Attest : ! SAM F. VANCE,
1 State Secretary,
Don't Let Your Radiator
or Cylinders Freeze
But put Denatured Alcohol in the radiator at once
we have it and will put in the proper proportion.
do it now yy:-:
Asheville Automobile Co.
18 and 20 Church Street.
WE SELL HUDSON, BEO AND DODGE BROTHERS
: ;--CARS -.
1
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A LITTLE "SWEET TALK"
Take some of our pure home-made sweets home to the children' onoe
in a while, It's natural for a healthy youngster to have a "sweet tooth"
even If you've lost yours. . .
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
Haywood St.. Near P. O. Phones 110 and 111 ,
Cold Weather Ooods, Hot Blast
Stoves, Wool Blankets. Casta or Pay.
25 AND 35 CENTS A POUND
; FOR FINE CORRESPONDENCE PAPER
Roger's ETAMIXE, 25 cents; Roger's French Dimity
for 35 cents; envelopes to match, two packages for 25
cents. Extra good quality. THE kind YOU want to use
in writing to your friends. See West Window.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
89 PATTON AVE.
PHONE 264
ASHEVILLE, N. C
The Ideal Shortening
HILL'S PEERLESS LARD
Order It Today.
J. E. CARPENTER
f JEWELER i
Watches and Fine Jewelry.
Watch Repairing a Specialty.
STob Pack Sonar.
NEW COLLARS
made out of your old ones.
About a thousand dollars
spent for installing new
machines. Inside and out
side of collars and the
edges too, ironed perfectly
smooth. The best collar
work ever turned out in
Asheville. -
NICHOLS WAY
Phone 2000.
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols. Mgr.
; 11 PenJand St.
UBtB&BSBSfiBSBsTsSSsDK!
w wwwm
J! IKST IN QUALTry '
I 7 C0AL tha,.
ashes and most tau'81
v PHONE 40
And ask for ton0ff ,
W. COAL.
The standard of
nieas.
urement for coal
I Asheville Coal Ca
North P.-v J'n.
Bquars,
Make Your Porch ComjJ
And attractive by using Walt,
Sun. Thau n, .
These mn ..
fa colon, beautiful designs. ml
" nip man me lnfJ. . .
inferior
BEAUMONT FCRNTTCRe CO,
oi furniture Valuer
7 Biltmore Avenue.
STUDEBAKER
Carefully Selected Large Meaty
Walnuts
No. 1 Soft Shells, per lb., 30c; Budded, 35c; three pounds
for $1.00. FerndeU's Coffees, 30c, 35c and 40o per lb.
EDWIN C. JARRETT
Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits. 12 North Pack Square
And City Market
ITS TIME TO TALK TURKEY
Think turkey, dream turkey and eat turkey. ' Don't wait till
Thanksgiving, you can get a good turkey here most any time. Order
NOW.
STAR MARKET, Phone 1917
"We are successful caterers to a variety of appetite. "
$1050.00
t o. b. Detroit
O. K. Auto Supply & Transit Co.
Phone 126
"S. 0. S."Want Ads Bring Results
W ANTED-Trained Young
People for Good
Positions
In times of financial depressions i Are you a TRAINED WORKER T
when mills are closing and laborers Ar, your ,ryUs ,lwayM ,n
walk the street the trained men and w.Mr- . .
women work on. In dull times Vual- "AND? Are you In one of the BET
ness is too vital to depend upon the TER POSITIONS T Do. you get a
untrained. Big concerns must have ex- HIGH SALARY?
perts the TRAINED WORKERS
to pluck from the barren fields " if ot ou should fc.rin ti..
sufficient business to keep open their : . , .
aoori " prepare for greater opportunities.
'Tour education and ability should
In season, of prosperity again it to'"0 b WMted throuh Iack ot
the trained worker who Is demanded. 1 ' Tou nould equip yourself for a
Business men are too busy their successful career. Tou can.
time is too valuable to spend teach-!
ing young people HOW to-work. They! And it will take but a short time,
must have young men and women ' A few months spent with us will n.
ability to think isauni responribU
lty iDftk decision.
Smith-Bruns Clothing Go.
Surprising Suit and
Overcoat Values
For Men and Young Men
AT $12.50, $15.00, $1800, $20 AND $25,00.
We show you a line at these prices, that we believe
will surprise you both as to styles and values. (
YOU HAD BETTER SEE THEM BEFORE BUYING
We've also a splendid line of Hats, Caps, Gloves,
Shirts, Sweaters, Fancy Vests, Neckwear, Underwear,
etc., etc., at prices that 'will please.
4We Sell Cooper's Spring Needle Underwear
Smith-Bruns Giothing Co.
Langren Building Phone 214
r
REV. A.S. ANDERSON
GRANTED RELEASE
The Asheville presbytery at its ses
sion yesterday afternoon granted a
release to Rev. A. A. Anderson of
Waynetvllle from his church at that
place and he will accept a call to
church in Hopklnsvllle, Ky. Those
present at the meeting were Rev, E.
L. Slier, slated clerk, Montreal: Rev.
W. P. Chedeater, Andrews; Rev. R.
J. Hunter, Canton; Rev. T. P. Winn,
West Asheville; Rev. Dr, R. F,
Campbell, Ashevllle; Rev. R P.
Smith, Ashevllle; Rev. T. J. MoCon-
nell, moderator, Bryson City; Willis
Collins, Ashevllle and Mr. Linssly,
Waynesvllle.
Following the meeting the minis,
ters and laymen attended the taber
nacle service. The next regular session
of the presbyUry will be held here
Big salaries are paid to those who
able you to enter business trained
as a preferred worker. It will enable
you to enter the better positions-
draw the higher salaries. It will open
women to
prepare to meet the requirements. ( up to you the same opportunities that
return are directing thousands of, PUnllJ "uccess.
other people because THE! ARE
TRAtNF.n TO ntrow Tk..
snd women had no special advsJJ-j 7"ur vmn now w help you
tagee no privileges. Increase your earning capacity thou
sands of dollars how we can make
COLD WEATHER SPECIALS
25 pairs light-weight, wool-mixed blankets, retail price
$3.50. Our price .............................. $2.00
25 pairs heavy-weight, wool-mixed blankets, retail
price $5.00. Our price $2.90
COLONIAL RANGE
Guaranteed by the manufacturer. Retail price $25.00.
Our price (1-3 off) I $16.75
COOKSTOVES
No. 8, the regular retail price, $16.50. Our price (13,
off).
Dresser. Wash Stands, Dining Tallica, Iron Bed Springs and Mt
treasea IS-1-1 Pmr Cent Off. Kngs and Art Kquares at Same Reduced
Price. These Prices Are For Cash Only."
Asheville Furniture Company
29 'Biltmore Avenue ... . - . Phone 1851
Let us tell you without obligation 1
TRAINING IS THE SECRET
THEIR SUCCESS.
OP
.life easier how you can satisfy your
U.W.WVH.
CALL AT OCR SCHOOL TODAY A YD LEARX MORE ABOUT OUR
COURSES. SEE WHAT WE CAN DO FOR YOU. IT YOU CANT
CALL, PTIONE OR WRITE TO US. WE SHALL BE GLAD TO
HAVE CVn REPRESENTATIVE SEE YOU
Emanuel Business College
" 0 COLLEGE STREET).
GLOBE TONIC
the successful remedy for the liver and kldneya
1.00 Slie Now ftOcs S For $1.35
I For Rule
TEAOuE OATE3
TEN DOLLARS IN GOLD
will be given on December 10th to any lady In Buncombe Co""1'
for the best letter of endorsement, of not over fifty words, setlinj
forth her reasons why she uses Larauee's Best Flour.
J. D. EARLE FEED CO.
Whole!) Dlettrlbuters.
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