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THE ARHEVILLE CITIZEN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1911
."Ef.IORIAL OF ELKS
- IMPRESSIVE EVENT
LAHOB AtTHEJKW -AT" Al'lHTO
RTTM Y ESTKUDA .
Eulogy by Robert B. Reynolds, Mo-
tnotial Address by Fred W.
Thoowi HptcwdJd Music.
A large su-dlenre gathered at the
Auditorium yesterday afternoon for
tha memorial ceremonies of the Be
nevolent Protective) Order of Bike
Ml Hit greatly.. Impressed with the
music' the speeches and the order of
the ercts.
The. stiige was beautifully deco
rated with ferns and potted plaits
and the officers of the order and the
members of the gra-ivd . lodge occu
pied seats on the stag. A large
Klk's head en which were mounted
fifteen barnlnc candles was elevated
fat tha rear of the stags and as the
r names of the departed members of
j the order were called, the randies
; were snuffed out.
Th front seals in the Auditorium
.were reserved for the members of
the Aeheville lodge.
. The musical program consisted of
Violin . solo by James Westell, a
; piano solo by Miss Minnie Westell,
vocal solo by Mrs. O. C. Hamilton
and section by a quartet composed
of J. "Q. Bllkelesther, Mrs. O. C.
Hamilton, Mrs. Julia Burdlck and
Thomas A. Jones.
f , The Eulogy,
', Tha eulogy to tha members of tha
order who have died since the Ashe
will lodge wag founded was delivered
r Robert R, Reynolds and ws a
ipleaslnt address, being similar to his
splendid effort at the memorial ex
arrises of the Eagle, in which were
held during, tha early part of . last
winter. Mr. Reynold declared' that
It was with difficulty' that ,ha re
strained his emotions and stated that
1h eulogy Was but tha lamentation
for departed. Elks. Purlng' the past
year, he remarked, God has not re
moved from earth a member of the
rder and for this the Ellt of Ashe
villa are gratefuL , '
' Tha speaker said that the day was
being v observed by Elk lodges
throughout the country, which had
assembled for the purpose of giving
an hour together in prayer and
thought for the members of the or
Set who are still alive and whether
they are remembered by tha departed
brothers Is a question which will
never be solved. However, those who
d live well remember their depsrted
'brothers and think kindly of them, If
Immortality Is a splendid and tn
give dream, he who dreads to die
should fear to live, for lira Is mora
unaxplalneble than death. At the
time of the eserolses, Mr.' Reynolds
declared, .."'those t of the t order who
hnve died gather with those who are
alive and those who have gathered
for tha memorial ekarclms are gath
ered with tha dead. Tha speaker
culled over, the names 4 th fifteen
Elks who have died since tha foun
dation of tha order hera and paid ft
feriing tribute to thm
i Th day was art side, It ; was
stated, for tha. purpose f thinking
of, the dead. However, tha Kike
think not only of those of tha order
who have died but . their thoughts
and prayers are with tba widows and
families of . the departed Klka,' who
feel tha loss of father, brother, hus
band and kinsman as keenly as the
members of the order. Orief Is not
all, for In the dead tombs of tha de
parted brothers, on can see tha sun
shine of tha future.
Memorial 'Address, '
The memorial addreaa was deliv
ered by Fred W. Thomas. . lis re
marked that, tha services weYe held
throughout the lend and declared
that tha Idea of setting aside a day
for this purpose, was an excellent one,
as It brings the wombats of tha order
together and .attracts their attention
to tha more serious ;: things of life; i
The principles of tha order ara char-;
Ity.'Justice. brotherly love and fldel-.
Ity. The charity aa carried out by tha
Elks'js not that, kind which adver
tise itself, but is charity in the tru- i
est sense of the word a charity of
thoughts and worda ... ..
! The justice, which is embodied In
tha principles of tha order, does not
Imply a justice which la only appli
cable where wrong haa been done,
for it has a wider meaning and pre-;
vails to make men allow no act or in
justice which springs from selfish-,
ness. The plan of carrying out Jus- 1
tlra, . Mr. Thomas stated, is merely
tha application of the Golden rule.
The occasion of the memorial exer- '
Tailored Suits
at
Clearance Prices
Broadcloth, men's wear
worsteds, cheviots, zibelines,
velvets, corduroys every
thing there is left of our ex
tensive stock of Winter
'Suits is included in this re-
duction.
Xo thing reserved. We are
df teiniined to carry nothing
over, and won't if prie con
y ce ssions together w i t h
Moore quality mean any
thing to you."
. Suits Wore
$15.00 to $65.00
-' -k f Now
;'; $10.00 to $45.co
: ,M. V. MQ0RE & CO.
. lZ UPMTON AVENUE
BnectallMa hi Women's Ready-tn-Wrar Garments,
Caret at Attention , Give n tn Mall Orders.
, Ask for a Fall Catalogue.
LOST CONTROL OF HIS
WHEEL, WAS INJURED
WHA t.ARRKX . . fcl STAINS HOME
SKIUOrS IITHTK.
Taken to Mission Htopluil Where Ho
Was ()Tu-d I' (Km and Will
likriy Rrwm.
Will Garren, an employe of the J.
R. ltltth Dumbing company, waa the
victim of a rather serious accident
yesterday afternoon at about I
o'clock, when the bicycle which ha
whs rldlpg collided with a stone wall
at the corner of Flint and Cherry
street, and the young man waa
thrown to the ground, ilia akull was
fractured, bis lips and chin wars cut,
his right arm and hand wore badly
bruised and ha received a number
of bruises about tha body. Ha was
taken Immediately to 'the Mission
hopltaI. where Dr. M. 11. Fletcher
operated on him, and while hla In
juries ara very painful and are quite
aerlous, hopea are entertained, ,or his
recovery. , . . . '" 7 "
According to -reports, Mr." Garren
Was riding the blnycln down the in
cline on Flint street from Haywood
street, when ho lost control of tha
wheel near the Intersection of -flint
with Cherry. In am effort to stop the
Bicycle, he turned tt Into Cherry but
the momentum was so great that
It was thrown against a ton wall,
which surrounds the fiondley prop
erty at tha corner of tha two streets.
The bicycle wss prcUeally destroyed
and the rider was picked up by
pasr-by unconscious. He wss rush
ad to the Mission hospital and was
given medical attention..
The scene of tha accident Is near
the bottom of tha long hill on Flint
street, which la a popular coasting
place for bicycle and automobile rid
ers. It' It presumed that Mr. Garren
was coasting' down the Incline, whan
his brakes failed to work and Ml
cotrol over th nloyete' was lost. '
The victim of the accident ha
ten a resident of this city for some
time and Is well known her.
BWAMNANOA XOTKS.
j .The Mount Mitchell Rebecca lodge
of Bwannanoa gave an oyster supper
Thanksgiving evening for v the
benefit of Ooldeboro orphanage, and
quits a large sum was realised.'
Misses Bertha and Maud Uonon,
students of St. 6enevleve's Convent,
are spending the Thankaglvlng holt
days with their parents.
Mr, Chsa, Folson, af Weave rville.
Is spending a few days with his par
ent .V
Mils Evelyn Morris, of Ashevllle,
I one of the week fid guests at
Bwannanoa this week. , ,
Mr. and Mrs, H. W. Collett enter
tained the. young people of the vil
lage very delighttully on Saturday
evening at their home, at te state
farm.;.- - -, : ' v, -
The Bwannanoa iJimher company,
who 'recently bought, -craggy ,Mua-.
tain lumber Company Company, are
making many Improvements on the
road to the mountain, and .work will
soon be begun.
CfVNFTXSIOX SATin $1,009,000.
BAU8BURT, N, C. Dec. I.
TTpon hearing of the confesainn of
tha McNsmaras. accused of blowing
up the Times budding In California,
well known labor leader here re
marked that the . confession haa
saved drganlsed labor more than one
million dollars. It is stated that an
amount In exeeas of Jt. 000,900 had
been raised by the labor organlaa
tlona throughout the country to as
sist In the defense. The confenslon of
the orlme of McNamara meana that
the money will be returned ' to the
vraloua .channel through which H
was TaJsed.
cles Is one which moves the Elk to
serious and solemn thought. , ,
Th Journey ! through ' life, the
speaker remarked, Is a short one and
the destiny of the human eoul haa
been a unsettled question for ages.
Brotherly love demand that mem
bers Of the order . follow the dicta
tions of their consciences in dealing
with their fellow men, and It Is not
the belief of the members of the or
er that Qod created man to go only
ta dust, at the end of life.
The fidelity which Is embodied In
the principles of the order, he said,
demands that the members mttet be
faithful to their aense of duty and
their publllc and private obligations.
Py these four nrlvclple fnlthful
Elk govern their lives.
An Opportunity
Once in a
The chance to see the Dante'e Inerno Pictures, at I earn land.
They will be axplained tltrouirholjt by an expert lecturer. These pic
tures are new, are interesting, they will not bore you.
THVX ARK NOT TAKKX FROM A MJSTY SHELF AXI M'T XH
WARD AH 1BW -
tmt wr shown a nhort whlls ago in Chas, P. Taft's fahlonalle
Orand Opera, Cincinnati. The pictures grip snd hold your Interest
as you follow Dante and Beatrice In their wonderful descent to the
different circles of punishment.
Show Opens
DREAMLAND
Aslie ville's Great
Show Place
PREMIUM LIST OUT
FOR POULTRY SHOW
FROMI8KS TO BtS MOHT PCCe!l
FVI, KVERjHEliD 1IKRK. ;
Prl.cs CnuNiially IJberal and rrua.
Iiecta for iJ-rge Kutrf WhI
Are Brlgtit;
The premium list for the fifth an
nual exhibition of the Aahevllle
Poultry and Pet Stock association ha
been Issued and is being distributed by
the secretary of the organisation. The
show wilt be held for four days, be
ginning the twelfth at this month,
and promises to be an unusually suc
cessful ns. The urenihim Hat Is well
gotton up, contains sixty page and
Indicate that the premiums which will
be offered this year will be the moot
valuable tbat have ever been offered
at art AstievtUe poultry show.
ffpeclal silver cups -are offered by
the Rhode Island Hed club, the Part
ridge Wyandotte clu)t, the Whlte jUg.
horn club and the Barred Plymouth.
Rock club, The special prize which
are offered lire plentiful and 5n thts
list are Included some very handsome
oops ami premiums. Seventeen sliver
cups ate offered for various birds and
eash prises are put up by many poul-
hry,incier. xJ,J'rv-u juwynante
viehfSnvWrs'lls year In tff
ferlng-trlses for good poultry and ths
professlonat men have donated lanje
amount to the club te be distributed
in -many different' ways, which are fit
plained In the premium list.
r. 3. Marshall, of 'College Park,
(in., who la generally rerogntred as
one o the best Judge of poultry In
the South, will peas upon the fowls
which will be eKhrhlted at the Aehe
ville shew end the association feel
that it ha been very fortunate in se
curing his services, as it is believed
tha the fact that he 1 s to Judge will
ibe the means of no small number
of twesder entering their bird In the
show Which is to be held here. He
has had a great deal of experience in
this line, 'having Judged the birds at
a number of expoartlons and fairs. All
awards will be made by comparison,
although an arrangement- ha been
made with the Judge whereby the
owner of birds can have their ex
hlhlta Judd on "he score card bsl
If they desire It. ' The score will,
however, have no effect on the Judg
ing by cumpwison.
A feature which will doubtless
prove Interesting l the decision of
the promoters of the show to place at
the center of the building four sin
gle eoops and a pen coop, which will
be handsomely docorarted and In
which 'will fee placed the champion
blrda of the show, when the Judge
haa completed his work.
The association has . determined
thet thla year's exhibition shall be
the "quality s'.ow af the South" and
i making a -trenuous effort to make
It unequaled in the history df the or
tsinlatlon. The secretary has received
a, numher of requests for premium
Hats and they are being mailed to a
large number of prospective entrants.
MISSION FOR SICK
PROVING SUCCESS
Chaplain of Ilwion Answers Many
Calls of "StTHiiKcrs In a S( range
land."
Rev. J. S. Williams, Who has been
engaged as chaplain of the mission
for the aicW, which was started Satur
day under te auipices of the
cfturches snd fraternal orders of the
city, states thnt the work is progress
ing nicely and that 'he Is being re
ceived warmly In the home of those
who art. here for their health and
who are unable to associate with the
members (if their churches In the
various houses of worship In the city
or their brothers in the AshevtHe
lodge rdopis. Mr. Williams' parish
ioners Include tOiosf of the city who
are not enjoying good henlfh arm" ho
la receiving calls from various part
of town.
SENATOR OVKOMAK TO
INGTON.
WASH.
BAUSRl'RT, "N. C, nee. ..Sen
ator Lee 8. Overman left his home In
Salisbury tonight for Wsshington to
be present at the opening of the sen
ats tomorrow. He was accompanied
That Comes But
Lifetime ,
Today 1 p. nra.
by his private secretary, Mr. Jnq. D.
Brown, who ties been in Washington
with Senator Overman for several
years. The senator make rt a point
to be on hand at the first roll call at
the opening of congress. Mr J. P.
Hall, of Bnlisbury, also left today for
Washington to aeeept an appoint
ment as. page secured through the
influence 01 pepreeeiuauvs
Doughton. :
R. l.
RICH MA SUICIDES
PARIS, Dec. David Wolfe Bis
hop, a wealthy , resident of Paris,
wthosa home wa In New York, Shot
and killed Wmself yexterday. He had
been sufferings 'from a disease of the
liver wlilch wapronounced incura
ble. He ' left two letters, sddressed
to his mother,' Mrs. Parsons of New
Tork. 5
V. s
Ashevillc School
of Musical Art
ind
Languages
Phone tti
Auditorium Bide,
"The fact that our custom
ers stay' with w froiiltiionth
to month and from yetir "to
year; testifies to the, quality
of the laundry work -we are
dping for theiii. jSTot a sinftje
feature in the trip of your
linens through our big air
plant but that lias the atten
tion of those skilled in that
particular Aork.' Whether
shirts, collars or cuffs, shirt
waists, dresses, underwear,
or what not all , get pre
cisely the same care in
handling, and, the same care
ful examination before
sending to vou, ?
MOUNTAIN CITY
STEAM LAUNDRY
Phone M26
I SEWING MACHINES
VARICES MAKES
gold, Exchanged,
Rented and , i
Re)alred
CAS3 OR EAST PAYMENT",
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Legal bids Pack Square.
Phone 150?
I w ill you try a loaf of our Vienna i
Bread? Wo can guarantee Its e- !
cellent quality. j
(XUJ:UK STREET BAKKItY
Dean & Mowirey, Props.
37-C-liege St. ; Phone 857
FOR SALE !
For Male: Eight-room house on
Mont ford uv t m ergaln. 1
Canaday Realty Coi 1
10N. Pack Sq. ; Phoifc 974 i
THE BERILNSAMPLE
STORE
Qrcst value in ladies' Coat Suits
and Long Coats, ranging In- prices
from $.Y0O to $8.50. - ,
8 N. Park Square
Wrightsman's
MItXIXEKV
10 Church Street
"fi
t JV? a)
. Love coming
after a hasty
theme I this
pretty Amencsa
Ule. ,
These Populapr Novels and
500 pXhtr. Noaf fA j
Formerly PubK.hsd at fl-50 3UC j
, J Why not enjoy a romance, or
mystery or a humorous fcovel when
toi book may be had at such a,
modest price? . .
q These hook ate tha best that the
"market affords, and are not to be
confuted with, cheap literature in
inferior editions. Get a complete list. 1
Domestic life;
seen from an
unusual point of
view. Start.
lingly realistic.
HACKNEY & MOALE CO
STATIONERS
West Pack Square
: tot us rnre rew aa estlnurte o."
Htet Eleccrto Wiring. Our work ejh'M
eatlsfactloa.
W, A. WAED,
IS Ctaaurcli St. . Phone 44t
EVERYDAY
Will be one of thanks
giving to you if you fill
your eoal bin with M. &
W. Indian CoaL Over 95
,jer cent, pure carbon.
Comes from the choicest
mines jn the famoiis Jel
lico region. Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice :
: , Company :
e ftO rattoa Ave. Dralunee- DUlg.
SBXsBSBSsBSBesBSisssSBBSessaBBSt as essBSsa SB-aBsKaans--sw---l,-H-
Dissolution of Partnership
.' The partnership heretomore exist
ing between II. O. MFarland and
A. P. Marble under the flirtn, n me
of McFarland A Marble la this day
dissolved by mutual consent.
Nov. 21. 111.
H. G. McFARtiAXD,
A. P. MARBLE.
The business will be continued as
heretofore toy the undersigned under
the firm naroe and style of H. 0. Mc
Farland A Co.
, H. O. McFARLAND."
MISS CRUISE SHOP
Hair Goods of all styles
for the latest coiffures. Hair
Ornaments, Shell Goods and
the newest line of Toilet Ar
ticles. '
Manicuring and Hair-
drcssing.
Phone 16
25 Haywood Street
HOOD'S
Millinery reduction in trim
med hats.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
Oldest yclHui. of it kind la the Sooth.
Office
Room IV Dhromor nidlf.
(Oer Field's)
Vir Sedlf Kivauarl, I'rtncipal
Position 8e-iiretl fw nil Gradnatcs
stnmum!u.,musii;aviitw'HmuniBj
BETTER BE SAFE
r
.And get our prices, be
'oie placing your order
; fall nigs and car
nets. Ws have just 3e
'vivea a large shipment
of fall goods, . and are
offering entire stock at
bargain prices.
You will find anir
prices worth the ask
ing. ' ,
Asheville Carpzl
House
The Home ol Prvity Carpets
5e. !S-SO.Chtrrrh St. Ptron U9
&l 1
HUNGRY
I l I. HEART
Gift Umbrellas on Display
Sxcei e it Qtaie of J'torm J'erge at a
yery Special Price
A value offered in the Dress Goods Section this
week is the special on Storm Serge. It is a well
known fact that-this material stands high in popular
favor, possibly more of it being used than any other
two fabrics for fall jBuits and skirts. ,
' We "purchased a number of r pieces from a manu
facturer who didat want to cari'y them over, at a
very special price.
" These serges sold in our regular stock for $1
and $1.25 yard. The following shades: navy blue,
black and brown, 52 inches wide, for 85c yard.
Christmas handkerchiefs--p Jam and
r t ' Fmcy,r : ; ' '
Handkerchiefs" are always acceptable as Christ-"
mas gifts. They make useful presents and if pur
chased here, pretty ones. Our showing of the pretty
novelties is the broadest ever attempted by us.
The Handkerchief booth is in the rear of the
store, well lighted and easily accessible to all , who
enter. y We invite you to see the display.
Ladies', Misses' and Gentlemen's Handker
chiefs are priced at 5c up. ...
Beautiful corner embroidered, sun spun Hand
kerchiefs, for 50c each.
Armenian laced Handkerchiefs are priced at
25c, 50c and 75c each.
Initial Handkerchiefs for men and women are
priced at 25c each. .
Small fancy boxed Handkerchiefs for children,
at 15c box.
Turkeys
Of a Quality
M. HVAiVIS
FRESH MEATS
Phone 4a9. '
TURKISH BATIIS
The Gruner Sanitarium
31 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemea
FOR 8AX.E -
Suburban home of eight rooms. One minute walk from street ca:
Una. Iot 150x230. Fine shade and f iruit trees. Unsurpassed views. House
haa modern, sanitary plum.blng; elec trio lights; hot and cold water; ce
ment cellar and upstairs sleeping por ch, , Nice garden, chicken yard and
good stable.
THE H. IF. GRANT REAL 1Y CO.. 4S Patton Ave,
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
Has a special offer for any lady buying a Piano be
tween now and Christmas. Come in and learn par
ticulars of this offer. r
21 South Main Street
For the Man Who
SMOKES
Nassau lighters-, make an
ideal gift.'. $1.00 up to $7.50.
CHAS. E. HENDERSON
52 Patton 'Ave.
TRIMMED HATS
. -Reduced
M. Webb M
If you Are a stenographer
or a bookkeeper desiring a
position, and will call at the
office of
The Emanuel School
of Shorthand
we .may Have something of
interest for you. Office No.
16 Drluuno , Uldg. (over
Field's.)
CITIZEN WANT ADS
at tha Ckristmos JtorB..
& Ducks :
Ilia! Pleases
GROCERIES :
Cor. N. Main
A Merrltnpa Ave.
HOLIDAY BREAD.
"Why Avorry with baking
bread, when'you can get fufl
16-oz. loaves of our justlv
famous BUTTER CRUST,
why it is cheaper than
you can bake it at home, and
the best tljat baking skill
can produce. Ask ytUr gro
cer, or phone 622. 7
; ASHEVILLE STEAM
-;UT '-BAKERY 4 -
ROCKEHSS
Make Fine Gifts , '
100 Different Styles
V $1.50 up ;
J. L. SMATHERS & SONS
Mammoth Furniture Store
1517 N. Main St
Dr. R. O. Buckler has
Changed his residence from
18 Vance Street to 11 Soco
Street. Phone 12702 rings.
CdlmnF miss :
raJ)-ii!,cfrf HUFF,
. EXIERT OOUSETTERE
ItOOMS IT and 38- :
Ajnerlcan Kattooal Bank Building
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