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PAGE EIGHT SUNDAY, NOV. 25, 1917 xiuy your coai ner ana you win ret what yoa bav a right to xpect an honest on of honest coal. Wa nave all sizes for all purposes but only on quality ths best Phona orders delivered promptly In any quantity at prices you will pay others for a quality no bet tar if as food. POST AFTER DECEMBER 1 One Cent for Packages of 23 Gents Postage or Each Fraction Thereof EN mm F ASKS COOPERATION SEIZED BY OFFICERS TO GIVE THE THANKS GIVING TURKEY A GOOD FLAVOR Oet ono of our Roasters special price for the next few days. ALSOCarvinit Sets of the fa mous "SAVOY"' MAKE. I. X. L DEPARTMENT STORE Opp. Posloffice. Phone 107 GOSPEL Becoming Glasses . Cost ' NO More! Dr. -J. C.Denifton Optometrist and Optician At Henderson's 52 Patton Ave. GET GENUINE FORD SERVICE AT R1CHBOURG MOTOR CO. Home of the famous Ford. 52-60 Broadway. Star Theater AX WAYS A GOOD SHOW BAGGAGE Checked from your home to destination. j ASHEVILLE TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Thones 210-211. I DIAMONDS and FINE WATCHES J.E. CARPENTER " ' 1 N. PACK HIR AKE Fine Watch Impairing A Specialty. Phone us to call for yourT lawn mowers. We sharpen and repair,, returning them In first class order. ASHEVILLE CYCLE & ELECTRIC CO. 28 W. College St. Phone 2311. Times Ads Build Business Ask the Merchants : PRESCRIPTIONS .filled as theyshotjld be. Delivered quick v 1 . TEAjGUE'S v Drug Store ON THE SQUARE After December 1. a War tax stamp will have to be paid on all parcel post packages.' on which the postage amounts to 25 cents or over. The tax will he ene cent for each package for transportation. This oilier, going into effect as it does. Just at the beginning of the Christmas season, will reach thou sands of Asheville people, who will he sending Packages during iho hull- ! d:iys. : The order Is as follows: 'The commissioner of internal rev i eiuie shall furnish to the postmaster j general, without prepayment, a sult- i utile. quantity of adhesive ! distributed to and kept on sale liy the i various1 postmasters in the Cnited States. . The postmaster-general mav i require each puslni.isier to give ad ditional or Increased, bond as post ; master for the value of the stamps as furnished, and each such 'postmaster I shall deposit the receipts from the isale of such stamps to the credit of and render accounts to the postmastcr seneral at such times and in such form as ho. may by regulations pre-' tsci me. i no postmaster-general shall : at least once monthly' transfer all eol ! lections from this source to the treas- Directors of Lumber Associ ation Sign Petition Asking Action Against Disloyalty Will Consider Proposals j ury as internal revenue 'collections. J. W. Neely & Co. for your Underwear. Will Have Charge of Ser vices at Haywood Street Church Tonight The members of the Woman's Mis sionary society of the Haywood Street .Methodist church will have ch ;trrp nf the services at that church this even ing. The service will he in the nature of a rally day and an interesting pro gram as been arranged, which will be carried out tomorrow evening. The program is as follows: Song "jesus Shall Reign.'-. Devotional services Mrs. F. M. Felmet. , "Some Things the VV. M. S. is do ! ing." Mrs. II. A. Dunham. How Social Service Develops Com i passion." Mrs. M. O. Foster.. . , Solo .Mrs. .1. 11. Sullivan. I "Mission Study Department.'' Mrs. 1 W. A. Graham. i "Joy of Working with the Juniors." I Mrs. It. V. Belts. . Song bv the Juniors. "How the W. M. S. Broadens the Spiritual Life. 7 Mrs. H. E. Walter. "Local Work." Jlrs. Chas. Bran non. ' i Quartet. "Resources We Have in the f;irl of 'teen Age." Mrs. W. R. Harris. "A Word About the Missionary Voice." Mrs. o. C. Mills. Song Benediction. Richard M. Hurd, chairman of the board of directors Of the American Defense society, has forwarded to Secretary-Traffic Manager t.eorge L. For ester of the AYestern Carolina Lumber and Timber association a number of proposals on which "the membership of the association is asked to take ac tion. These propositions are intended to crystallize sentiment among busi- tanips to be'ness men in support of the govern ment and to create public opinion in favor of certain measures which con gress will be asked to enact when it convenes. The proposals are as follows: That the Tinted States should send an overwhelming force of tnon to France. The society suggests 10, MOO.iiOH as the proper proportion this nation should bear of the burden of tbe com bet. To intern alien enemies and enemy sympathizers whose conduct impedes the progress of the war. A formal petition r.ecoinpanies ". the proposals which asks congress to provide for the punishment of those who by dis loyal speech or act obstruct enlistment or hold up to ridicule or obloquy the I'lured: States ov its allies. This peti j t ion is being signed by members of it lie lumbermen's association. . To : irn tiermaiiy that departures by ber fi-o'in the rules of War will not 10 endured. . . . .. . To forbid the publication of news-, papers or niaiiazines in the flprmnn (language during the war. ".'.''' .To forbid compulsory studv of Oer- Inan in the public schools. -1 To ask congress at its next session! to declare that a state of war exists with Austria, Bulgaria and Turkey: to' expel disloyal members and to forbid ! the issuance of securities except by i federal license. - Mr, Forester Has distributed these i propositions among the directors of the association, requesting them to ex press their opinions on them at once by letter to the Defense society. The society at first planned for a referendum on these questions through the chamber of commerce of the Fnited States, but decided to take up the mat'er directly with various or ganizations to save time. The proposals close with the follow ing in regard to a peace that would leave tlerinan militarism free to pre pare itself for another conflict: "Believing that an inconclusive peace would be an insult to those who have fallen In the war and a betraval Revenue Men Have Been Active In Three Counties Having had a hand In putting out the manufacture of untaxed spirits. Former Sheriff J. H. Reed last night of business this week four plants for returned from a raid which took in three counties. On Tuesday Officers Reed and J. A. Galloway made a good beginning by capturing two stills in Transylvania county, .in the Toxaway section. At each place the raiders seized and de stroyed about 1,000 gallons of beer ready for distillation. These factories had been in recent operation: in fact, the tire was burning under one furnace when the officers arrived. The next day Reed and Galloway visited the Dunn's Rock, territory, about four miles from Brevard, and another outfit for making $30 out of a bushel of corn was chopped to pieces. This still had seen active service Within the last three or fourj days. I Leaving Mr. Galloway to watch the1 Transylvania blockaders, Mr. Reed! and R. P. Harris went over into 3wain j county to see what preparations were j being made there by the moonshiners , for Thanksgiving day. Near Forney, I where the Carr Lumber company has a large band sawmill, the raiders cap tured a complete outfit, the .vital parts of which . were constructed of fine copper. . DDGE Brothers WOTO.I?' .. -::f: " - 1 - The car's steady growth in good opinion proves how readily the public appreciates real value. The kind of people who buy Dodge Brothers cars are sel dom concerned with any question of price. They always think first of its high quality and stability. The record of its economy and comparative freedom from repair costs conies as a pleasant afterthought It will pay you to Tlslt us and examine this car. ;' ..;. -1 The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high. '-..-. ; .. N . ' - '' . ' SAWYER MOTOR CO. '.'- Formerly . ASHEVILLE AUTOMOBILE CO. 18 and 20 Church St. Sign the pledge card and save food of every kind. Remember the wheatlesa day, the meat less day and preach and prac tlcu the gospel of the clean plute. Be a leader in the movement to save food. Food will win the war. and If YOU don't do your duty, your example will per haps keep someone else from doing his duty. War is a serious matter. It requires men, strong men, food, guns, clothing. Are you doing your duty in the conservation of food and clothing? Sign the - pledge card, and SAVE FOOD. ASHEVILLE COAL CO. ' Phone 40. x (I" Opaline Cream GUARANTEED Remedy For Chapped Hand PARAMOUNT DRUG CO. J. & CLAVERIB. Mgr. J. W. Neely & Co. for your Underwear. REGISTRAR'S OFFICE HAD ITS BEST DAY OF MONTH Franco-American Plum Puddings The real quality in Plum Puddings. In three sizes 35c, 45c and 80c SAWYER & STRADLEY Phone 1800. The Store Sanitary Where Quality Prevails. Dinner Party Table Syrup. 32 College. Special Price On Men's Suits. CEM CLOTHING STORE 6 Patton Ave. ' for - Furniture and Stoves SEE Donald and Donald 20 Broadway. Phone 441. With a total of $50 taken in and seven marriage licenses issued, yes terday was : one of the best days of the month for the registrar of deeds office. The following licenses were issued: Oscar Lyda and Neta Vest"' Max Miller and Cora Ownbey. Bernard Sluder and Edith Marton. Dave McAllister and Delia Buckner. J. Luther and Addie Terrell. William Whitcsides and Annie Stephens. firmly in favor of prosecuting the war to a satisfactory and definite conclu sion, thereby destroying Germany's of the living, and that such a peace 1 power for international evil would infallibly lead to future wars, I It is believed that all the directors this society hereby declares that it is I will endorse the proposals. J, W. Neely & Co. for your Sweaters. i 1 Potatoes, I., per hu..$1.50 Potatoes, S., per bu.. 1.25 Eggs, per doz. .48 Flour, best .50 Chickens, per lb, ... .23 Tom, per doz.. . . ... 2.00 Onions, per bu. . . . . 2.50 Lard, pe- 1 .. . . . . . . .23 . T. WILSON 60 N. Lexington. Phone 1900. t Especially Men of 47 Trades Trades Listed Below Are Badly Wanted I The aviation section of the signal I corps is badly in need of men of many i trades, the following being a list of 47 j trades, from which the services hopes ! to recruit men: ; Chauffeurs, auto mechanics, auto mohile engine repair men, office clerks, carpenters, radio operators, ! electricians, instrument repair men, j cooks, coppersmiths, armorers (ma- chine gun repair-men), sail makers, photographers. machinists, black smiths, motorcycle renalr men cabinet makers, draftsmen, magneto"1 repair men, metal workers, automo- I bile engine testers, rope riggers ' 1 (cordage workers), propeller makers1 (airplane), riggers (airplane assemb-1 ; iers), telephone linemen, tool makers,' i vulcanizers, welders, lithographers, ' I packers, motorcyclists, telephone oper- ! j.i.njia, piumocrs, painters, tailors, gas: ; work-; employes, buglers, ad lusters. ! barbers, propeller testers (airplane), boat, fakers, saddlers. i J. W. Neely & Co. for your j Men s and Boys' Overcoats. 11 CHEESE FACTORIES AT WORK IN THIS STATE y Give Something Electrical This Christmas Consider THIS Christmas in a New Light Make your dollars do double duty in this Christmas gift giving. Christmas, 1917, must be a SENSIBLE Christmas! Give useful "usable" practical presents. Give gifts that will remind the recipient DAILY of their value their UTILITY. Gifts that will endure and in enduring render an ever lasting satisfaction electrical gifts. This Christmas has been designated all over the Country as "America's Electrical Christmas" This week we will show electric portable lamps in big variety at very attractive prices. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Piedmont Electric Co. SERVICE and QUALITY ALWAYS AND ALL THE TIME Everything In .the Meat Line J. A. BAKER , Successor to Hill's Market Hill's Peerless Sausage Phone 3 City Market Phone 4 On Page 3 Our Special Thanksgiving Ad I Fancy Groceries, Vegetables and Fruits. E. C. JARRE TT 12 N. Pack Sq. and City Market Service Station of Carolina. .... Creamery Products Agents for the Ferndoll Food Products. FUEL Asheville Dray, Fuel and Construction Co. Phones 223 and 510. HOME BVILDLXG AND LOAN ASSOCIATION : Series opened In January. April, July and October. Dues 26c per share per week. Call on us for information.' Office 48 Patton Ave., Phone 263. S. L. Forbes, Sec'y. and Treas. TIMES ADS BUILD BUSINESS To PALAIS The ROYAL TLMES WANT ADS BUILD BUSINESS. . TUR KEYS Again We Have These FINE TAR HEEL TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING 3 FOR .SALE ONE 1917 Ford Touring Car in A-one condition at a bargain. Cash or terms if taken at once. ASHEVILLE AUTO GARAGE CO. 11 S. Lexington Ave. . ' Plione 1687 Almost the entire output of the 22, cheese factories In North Carolina is I taken by the Armour Packing com-1 puny .the cheese being valued at about.', $150,000; according to the latest fig-' ures, which have been made avail-j able. 1 .-'.- , . Cheese making is a new Industry in I this state and only three years ugo : the stnte department of agriculture! started work pushing the manufacture of. cheese .and the results have been marvelous. . ! BULBS THAT SHOULD BE PLANTED NOW- Paper White Narcissus Mammoth Size Hulbs 40 cts. doa.; 2.G0 per 100 Large Size Rulbs 30 cts. doi.; 2.00 per 100 Chinese., Sacred Lilies Large Bulb , 10 cts. each Early White French Roman Hyacinths 65 cts. per dos. Froenia's 1'urity and Rcfracta Alba 25 cts. per doz.' Miniature Dutch Roman Hyacinth . In 3 colors .'. ,40 cts. per do. Flower Pots, Pot Saucers, Glass Bulb Bowls.. . . ASHEVILLE Cor. College and Lexington ; . 1 SEED CO. Star Market Phone 1917 . ': We Are Successful Caterers to a Variety ' of Appetites ' J J. W. Neely & Co. for your Underwear. Plioue 8177 ..f ' ' I
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