TOE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1918.
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Picture Frames
While They Lat
Just received another lot of
beautiful antique gold frame on
(Und.
Will tell at lime low price
$1.00 each
J. H. LAW
II Haywood L
PYREX
GLASSWARE
(The Last Word In
.T Cooking Utsnafls
r-' For sale by
I THE I-X-L STORE
.. Fatten Ara. Phoas lit
C Frequently
ourxaminationi show that
the eyes hare long been neg
lected Our service la to prevent
eye trouble as well at to cor
rect it
Charles H. Honess
OPTOMETRIST
Eye Strain Specialist
14 Pattoa Ave. Opp. PostofBo.
100 Coal
; Atlas Block
in any quantity. If you will
need coal this winter, order
now,
; High grade Steam Coal in
CAR LOAD LOTS.
; ; Phone 25
Citizens Transfer Co.
Cor. Pattoa Are. and Govt. St
, , Phonaa 14 and it. '
ORANGE STAR
AUTO LINE
Sunday Service Resumed
October 20, 1918
, Schedule as Follows t
Leave Pack Square for
Black Mountain ,10 a. m.,
3 p.m. and 7 p. m.
Leave Black Mountain for
Asheville 8:30 a. m., 1:30
p. m. and 5:30 p. m.
. Leave Pack Square for
Azalea 7 a. m., 8 a. m 9:30
a. m. and every hour till
12:30 a. m.
Leave Azalea 30 minutes
later. .
Phone 53
LUMBER
quality
quantity
Let us be glad that our
work at home helps to
win the war.
Citizens
Lumber Company
Asheville, N. C.
In Business for Your
Health.
Phone No. 10
when in need of anything in
the drag line. Everything
for that cold or La Grippe.
- GRANT'S PHARMACY
At-.'.m tot Ciano's Chocolates
KAST 1'ACK SQUARE.
OR. WILLIS G. CLARK
SENDS OUT MESSAGE
IlKCAMJI PREVIOt'H WAIU5.
TIIJWCK AND FAMINE
Remedy I ttr Turn Hack to God and
Know IrpriMnu on II Im
Through Prayer.
Rev Willie O. Clark, rector of Trin
ity Kplsropal ojiurrh. haa sent the fol
lowing message tn tha members uf hla
hurch and congregation. Tha mm-
aage m one that may e read with
profit and pleasure by member of all
lr nomlnatlona It fullowa:
"War, pestilence and famlna are the
three oldest scourges known In the
afflictions of mankind The scrlp
t urea record many cages of aurh sf
Ulrtlona upon the hutnan rare, and
alwaya account for these scourges by
the fact that man haa wandered away
from Ood. The scriptures also rerord
the remedy for theae afrlb-tlone. That
remedy la the turning of man hark
t tlod and the showing through pray
er of man's dependence upon Him.
The ecrlpturea alauahow that In theae
affllollona aome or tha very beat of
people have suffered ami died aa mar"
tyra for tba need of othera to learn
the leason of the uncart Inty of hu
man life. That leaaon Lars with It
a call to repentance and to the recon
eecratton of one's life tn ha choonlng
of thosa things thstGod has put first.
"We dare not say that we have been
so frea from aln as to Justify a rnn
elueton eliminating the hand of Ood
from this plague that Is now upon ua,
and account for thla plague In some
other way than aa a judgment of tha
Almighty. We cannot aay that our
eyea were so open to the shortness
and uncertainty of human Ufa ami to
the need of repentance and a holler
way of living aa not to Justify the
martyrdom of one of (ha best of our
city to make us think of these things.
"Something was wrong with ua in
this world. Bo God. after trying to
teach us In many waya, aent the
scourge of war. And now Ha has add
ed to this scomrgs of "tha pestilence
that waJketh In darkness and sickness
that deetroyeth In the noonday." And
with this pestilence ths voles of Hla
ministry Is allenced for the time fee
ing. Wa ean find no precedent in tha
history of tha world for this latter
condition.
"Tha tourden of my prayer for us
all, dear friends. Is that wa will -not
fall to aaa tha meaning: In these
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.,
A Christmas Warning.
A little shopping now and then during the next few
weeks, is easier than an orgy just before Christmas. The
leisurely selection of presents, makes their purchase a
pleasure rather than bore. It gives some opportunity for
the thought which should be a large part of every present
Arthur M.
I BUY WAR SAVIN
BULBS
NARCISSUS Von Sion, Golden Spur, Victoria. ?,
TULIPS -Cottage Maid, Yellow Prince, Chrysolora, La
Reine, Artus, Cramoise Brilliant, Keizerkroon, Clow,
Painted Lady, Sultan, Bell Alliance.
HYACINTHS Marie, King of the Blues, Grand Lilas, Ger
trude, Giganthea, Grand Maitre, L'Innocence, AI
bertine, Madam Van der Hoop.
Bulbs are number one size. Direct from Holland.
ASHEVILLE SEED CO.,
U. S. Food Administration License No. "38699.
Cor. College and Lexington Ave. Phones 2177 and 2178.
CHAMPION
Spark Plug Porcelains
Price 40c Each
Every Ford owner should invest in one or more of these
porcelains, because they will be needed sooner or later, and
40c now will save you the difference of 40c and 75c
Auto Accessories and
66 Patton Ave.
FRESH SHELLED LIMA BEANS
Egg Plant, Cauliflower, Cucumbers. Fresh Okra, Spinach,
Turnips, Carrots, Celery, Parsley, White Squash, Green Pep
pers, Green Beans, Beets, Hubbard Squash. Sweet Potatoes,
Black-Eyed Peas.
FRESH FRUITS
Honew Dew Cantaloupes, Concord Grapes, Tokay Grapes,
Bananas, Oranges, Apples, Grapefruit, Lemons.
eJ. J. VAXES
City Market.
AUDITS
Books Opened and v E. WILSON Bookkeeping Systems
Closed Public Accountant Installed
Room 205 Drhnmor Bldg. Phone 1ST.
things, and Sot let them pass as ilngs
apm t from God.
I pray that we will hear (lode
voice In our hearts beaeechlng ua dur
ing thran ua during these tragic times,
to "Corns now, let ua reaaon togeth
er;" Wash you and make you clean,
put away the evil of your dolnga from
before mine eyea." "Ceaae to do evil "
"learn to do wall; and though your
etna be as erarlet, they shall be aa
while aa snow" "If ye be willing
unit obedient ye ahall eat the good
of the land, but If ye refuse ye
ahall be devoured with the scourge;
for the mouth of the Lord hath apok-
en It. .Ia. I; l-!0.) "In the world
ye ahall have tribulation, but be of
good cheer. I have overcome- the
world."
'He we are railed by theae Judg
ments of fluri to a life of repentance
and obedience, and to auch a faith
In Chrlnt aa to make ua victorious
over a lire or worlnineaa.
"I am denied the Joy of preaching
to you, dear people, but I felt aa
your pastor and aa uud a miniater
to you that 1 must send you tneae.
all too Inadequate, expressions of my
thoughts and prayers. I go to the
church regularly at 11 a. m . to pray
for you. If any of your dear ones
are slrk, and you want my prayer
lust let me know. How I do mlaa I
you at the chruch! And what a Joy
It la to know how greatly you mlas
the church youraelveal May we aanc-
tlfy theae days of the deprivation of
public worahlp to a deepentng of per
sonal and home devotions.
"Let us pray that u will not be long
before we meet again within the walla
of the church we love.
J. BAYLIS RECTOR IS
GIVEN A COMMISSION
Announcement was made veaterdav
that J. Bavlls Rector, former manager
of the .angren hotel, and later of the
need house at Chattanooga, has re
ceived a commission as first lieuten
ant in the sanitary corps. U. B. A., and
will be assigned to Asalea hospital,
Lieutenant Rector will reoort for dutv
next Monday morning.
Repnbllrana, Register Today.
Chance. Phone 847.
It
It
SAAfK THING.
Nero stopped fiddling awhile to look
over Rome burning.
"This gives me a glance Into ths
future," hs remarked to a friend, "It
looks so much like a German retreat."
Baltimore American.
Field Co.
l-cH
OS STAMPS.!
Electrical Supplies
Opposite Poitoffice.
Phone 334.
PERRY LANE GASTON
WRITES FROM FRANCE
IH KI'KXtMXG VACATION AT AI.V
LKH-HAINs,
Hays I Is Worth Million Dollars
Mn1 "Hotwwt to Goodiwws"
American CJIrl
to
Private Perry rjnaton, son of Mr.
and Mrs. It. . (Ititmi, of Hominy,
who Is with ths air service legal de
partment of the American expedition
ary forces In France, haa written hla
imnher an Interesting letter from
Alx-Lee Halns, which la appended be
low. Mr. (laaton enllxted In the avia
tion corps last December and with
ninety-six other men went to Fort
Thomaa and waa then transferred to
"V
After four inontha In
training he went overseas and la now
stationed In Paris aa a clerk In the
disbursing and legal department of
ths air service.
Another Asheville boy, Thomas
Black, son of Mrs A M. Black, of
Blake atreet, is with Mr. Gaston. The
following letter waa written while
these boys were In the French Alps
on a furlough of seven days, ths first
vacation they have had sines being in
tha army:
"I am at this1 place spending my va
cation of seven day, the first time
I sines In the army. Since the Amerl
icana haven't a home to go to for
spending our leaves like the French,
English and other aoldlere, our gov- I
ernmen. oflVclala have been sreod
enough and thoughtful enough to pre
pare a relief area where wa can spend
our vacations with all expenses paid
and whsre there la most every kind
of amusements to entertain us-all un
der the management of the Y. M. C.
A. Thla place la In the heart of the
French Alps Wa will visit the peaks
whers Hannibal crossed with his army
t Hannibal's Pass), also where Napo
leon crossed. Ws are only two hours
by auto from ths Hwlra and Italian
border. Tomorrow we will go up
Mt. Revard on a little railroad and
look over Into Italy and Switzerland,
seeing Mt. Blanc There la also aome
beautiful lakes hers, old abbeys and
monasteries. J. P. Morgan came here
very often and took the hot aulphur
baths and occupied one entire floor
of tha best hotel.
The T. M. C. A. building, of which
I sent post card's of both exterior and
interior views, la the most Important
part to we boys. The oulldlng Is slm
piy grand and before the war was
used as a gambling place second to
Atoms vario, the largest in the
world. We have in it a moving pic
ture show, French vaudeville, band
concerts, dancing hall, all kinds of
games and a canteen all going at the
same time. Quite a few American
glrs here. T. M. C. A. helping enter
tain the boys also quite a few real
nice French and Swiss girls that are
spending the summer.
"It Is worth a million dollar to
me most, to be able to talk and bs
with an 'honest to goodness' Ameri
can girl once more.
I wouldn't give . for every
foreign girl over here, although they
are all very beautiful, exceedingly
charming and fascinating.
"Black la with me and we will be
here until October 1, then back to
work again aoma 200 miles away.
"We boya over .here fuMy appreciate
and realise what you good ipeople at
noma are ooing i or ua ana you realty
deserve more crsR than Is being
shown. But In years to coma it will
be brought forth just how the people
stood back of the army. It Is a fact
we are far better looked after, cared
for and have most everything we
could expect, and other nations envy
FAIRBANKS
Reliable and Accurate
PLATFORM SCALES
500 and 1,000 pounds.
For Farmers, Millers and
Warehouses.
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
A MAN'S DUTY IS PLAIN
His duty to his country, to his family,
to his soldiers and to posterity de
mands his enlistment and his func
tioning in the army of subscribers to
WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Asheville Power & Light. Co.
AETHELWOLD HOTEL
BREVARD, N. C. MRS A. H KINO. Prop.
Headquarters for Commercial Man. Modern. Free asm pis room.
statlonr Opsn year round.- Rates, 11.09 to 13.09.
us. and wa ars S.ttS mils away from
horns. Ths French people on aa
average think wa ars ths richest p.o
pls on earth and It la a fart that pri
vates In our army gst as much aa
French officers.
"It la atrangs that In aU my rounds
I have never seen sny of ths boys 1
knew back home. Black and I count
ed up the oth.r day and we were
among the third hundred thouaand
over here and now there la moat
twenty hundred thouaand. Wa will
be due our first alx-month service
strips the fifteenth of October.
"In our Y. M. C. A. canteen here
they eerve hot chocolate, twenty cen
times, about four renin a cup. Also
hot coffee the same; Jam aandwlchea,
crackers, chocolate, cigarettes, gum
etc.
"Ws are rooming and boarding In
a private family and Saturday night
when 1 came waa the first time be
tween white aheeta and In a real bed
since March 21 on the Pullman. It
waa too soft; I couldnt sleep very
wall. The French serve their meala
alwaya In coureea and la a very aacred
hour with them. ,
"Was at an Kngllah tea party yes
terday, thre different languages were
being used. I csn understand French
fine but can't talk rapidly."
MRS, LA. WATTS WAS
BURIED LAST SUNDAY
Funeral services for the Isle Mrs.
Frank Wolfe were held at the home
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
Watte, at Skyland. on Sunday at
noon. The deceased died of pneu
monia following lnfluenaa after one
week's llh-ies. She la survived by her
husband, her parents, six sisters, one
brother and two small children.
The sisters of the late Mrs. Wolfe
are Miss Callla Watts, who Is Well
known In Asheville, where she haa
been connected with the Brownhurst
flower shop for some time, and
Misses Bens, Essie, Pearl, Parlee and
Bobby Waits, ail of Skyland. Her
surviving brother Is Harry Watts.
Mrs. Wolfe bad a large circle of
friends to whom she waa known aa a
young woman of many lovable traits
of character and has 'been spoken
of as a consistent Christian and
church worker. The funeral services
were- conducted by Rev W. A. WHIla.
speclsl music was rendered by the
Messrs Pressley, uncles of the de
ceased, and interment as made at
Mount Zlon church, nar Skyland.
MRS. BONNIE C. JONES
BURIED YESTERDAY
The funeral service for Mrs. Bon
nie C. Jones was conducted by the
Rev. D. Atkins at 3:30 o'clock yes
terday afternoon at the West Ashe
ville cemetery. The deceased who
was twenty-two years of age, was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hale,
of Asheville. by whom she Is sur
vived. Surviving also are two sis
Hale, and one brother, Lemle W.
ters. Miss Pearl Hale and Miss Mary
Hale, who Is serving In France.
Mrs. Jones' death, which occurred
in Raleigh on oMnday was the result
of pneumonia. The remains were
brought to this city on Thursday.
REASON IT OUT
YOURSELF
When you buy an Umbrella
you usually pay a good price
for the handle, ribs and staff,
besides running the risk of get
ting one that has been carried
In etook so long that the cover
Is rotten. BUT when you have
your old Umbrella recovered by
ua you not only get absolutely
new made goods, but best of .all,
pay only for the cover itself.
J. M. HEARN & CO.
E. C Merrill, Prop.
4 Battery Park Place.
Phona 4S. Near Postofflca.
Correct
Vision
is happiness personified.
"Becoming glasses cost no mors"
Dr. J. C. Denison
Opto.-netrlst and Optician.
At Hendsraon's, Si Pat Ava.
The Shoe Man Says: v- -"The
Hanan Shoes Are All In"
Of course, they should have been in
a long time ago, but you know what
labor and transportation tonditions
are.
However, they're here now in full
assortment of styles, leathers and sizes.
Duplications are uncertain.
We would suggest that you get
yours early.
11 Patton Ave. Phone 78.
Everything for Men and Boys.
WE have beautifully fashioned little individual '
Medicine Sets, with tumbler, water bottle and
measuring glass all combined. And we have covered
tumblers and various other articles and devices that were
made especially for the sick room. Then of course we
have dainty Trays and pretty Tea Sets and slender Bud
Vases just the things for gifts that will bring pleasure
to an invalid.
Some of the things mentioned above sound like
they might not suit a man-sick person, but we
have others that will suit him. And we have
many, many offerings that will keep a kiddy
happy and quiet
HENDERSON
52 Patton Ave.
Fancy Lamb and Veal for Roasting
Virginia Hams Smoked Tongues
.JWSTAR MARKET 1
IT Three Phones 1 9 1 7
Wa are Successful Caterers to a Variety ef Appetites.
National Slacker Records Week
Oct. 26th to Nov. 2nd
i
Give the Boys
in the Camps and at the Front
some of your old Records
They will enjoy them
You may send your Records to Dun
ham's Music House, who will catalog
them, pack and send them as directed ;
by National headquarters.
If nt convenient to send your
Records, phone 420 and the Boy
. Scout will call for the Records.
Dunham's Music House will give a'
package of Needles for each lot of
Records.
Dunham's Music House
Home of High Gndt Pianos
Your Jeweler
Near Postoffice.
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