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TIIE ASHEVILLLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1919.
t A BARGAIN
' 16 Sets Fine Hollow Handle
Breakfast or Dinner Knives.
Bett Plate at $4.50 per set (The
regular price is $8.25 per set)
10 Sets same but Dessert size
at $3.95 per set (Worth $7.75.)
' 5 Luncheon Sets like above, 6
Knives and 6 Forks for $6.50.
MEMORIAL SERVICES
These are beautiful goods and
first quality,, at' about half price
because we have not the other
pieces to match them.
J H.LAW
21 Haywood St
KIWANIS CLVB ANNOUNCES DE
TAILS OF EXERCISES.
Several Organization to Participate
In Services in Honor of the Late
Dr. E. Held Russell.
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Ltdles who are discriminat
ing; in their selection of China
and - Silverware will And here
everything one could wish for.
THE I-X-L STORE
M PATTON AVE. PHONE 107
Kiwanlans in regular weekly ses-
lon at the Langren hotel last eve
ning at 6:30 o'clock, elected nine
member out of the IS nominated,
who will In turn elect the various
officers of the club. A large number
of the members were present and af
ter hearing an address from Commis
sioner O. F. Stradley with reference
to the erection of a monument In
honor of the Buncombe boys who were
killed in the great war. anoroved the
I committee's program for the me
morial services In honor of the late
Dr. K. Held Russell.
The services will be held nt the
First Baptist church Sunday afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock and the Kiwanla club
which has charge of the service has
invited members of the Buncombe
County Medical society, K. of J'., D.
O. K. K., the Nurses association, and
nurses of tho Meriwether hosnital to
i attend the service. The nurses will
I be in uniform, and all the persons be
longing to the organization asked to
oe present will, meet at the JLangren
hotel at three o'clock, and go from
there in a body to the church.
services, and an excellent musical
program has been announced, on
which will appear Maurice Lomrhurst,
Mrs. W. R. Orlffln. and Mrs. Willis J.
Cunningham. Rev. Dr. W. F. Powell
will ofTer the Invocation, which will
be followed with an addrexs by James
J. Brltt Resolutions of respect will
then be read, which will be followed
by an eulogy by Dr. C. K. Cotton.
Rev. R. F. Campbell will offer the
benediction "'""A.
The nine who were elected lam
evening as a board from which tho
officers of the club will be chosen,
were ,E. B. Wheeler, Harry Oruvcr,
Dr. W. F. Powell, Dr. Kuceiio B.
Oienn, H. Redwood, Percy Blackman.
E. C. Oreen. James R. Bush and XI. K.
Currenco. These 'gentlemen will meet
AGENT JENKINS AIDS
VANDY MEMORIAL FUND
Consular Agent in Mexico Contributes
To Fund tfor Monument to Heroic
Dead of University.
Expected to contribute a small sum
D, G. DEVENISH JOINS
CITIZEN'S LUMBER GO.
Expert Accountant Closes Offices.
Will Have Charge of Office Work
I of Company.
D. (I. Devenish, who has conducted
to the fund the alumni association of !n office as public accountant here for
dollars.
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' doesn't grow over night We
' offer both qualities and cor
rect fitting. Spectacles and
"Eye Glajsea.':v:r;.r;v;VT;.
Charles H. Honest
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other offlres of the club.
Rev. Thrall Speaks
Rev. J. Bralnerd Thrall, pastor of
the First Congregational church of
this city, guest of honor of the club,
delivered an Interesting and timely
address, touching upon the events of
the day and calling upon pure Ameri
can citizens to assist in upholding the
hands or the government
Kev. Mr. Thrall said that It Is the
man who does tho extra things that
count instead of almply watching the
hands of the clock, who In these days
of turmoil and unrest Is really worth
while to his fellowman. The speaker
Interestingly told of the evils of the
present time and the-necessity that
all good men support the government
and reach! out for a broader vision of
life, quitting the close and selfish
manner of living.
Vanderbllt university are raising to
suitable memorial to their
heroic dead In the great war, William
O. Jenkins, American consular agent
at Puebla, Mexico, whose : arrest al
most caused a break in diplomatic
relations between the United States
and Mexico, forwarded to the asso
ciation his check for Ave thousand
All !,ouls Church
people and all friends rally I Sunday
morning; servioe at Bill more. Bishop
norner will tell snout tne "Nation
vrtdo Campaign". Special Muslo. Mau
rice IjonirhurHt. otvatilHt nrl enAat.
E. E, Wheeler will preside over the tor.' Rally I
THE HALLMARK STORE.
The Enjoyable Present
WATCHES
Repaired, Cleaned and Adjusted
, . Our Specialty. .
J. E. CARPENTER
Jeweler tf. Pack 6qnftr "
Something that wul last, stay in style, and be attractive,
practical and useful for all time, well describes the ideal
present. 'Attractively modeled Silver and beautifully Cut
Glass meets this requirement the kind that gives service,
and adds to the enjoyment of the possessorsuch as wo
are offering in our splendid assortment
Arthur M. Field Co,
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This news was made public by Dr.
W. B. Weatherford, general secretary
of the. Blue Ridga Toung Men's Chris
tian association, at Blue Ridge, near
here.
The contribution by Afrent Jenkins
to the memorial fund of his alma
mater, was made Just before his ar
rest ami imprisonment by. the' Mexi
can government several weeks ago,
although news "of the gift was only
msae puisne ners today. Mr. Jenkins,
It la well known la a wealthy manu
facturer, with large Interests In Mex
ico, in addition to his property lnter
atH In the United States.
Ho Is a native Tennessean. although
he spent many years In California, be
fore he entered the diplomatic ser
vices of the United States government.
He has always held a keen Interost for
Vanderbllt university and his contri
bution, which so far is said to be the
largest that haa yet been made to the
fund, will be hailed with delight by
the hundreds of students at the uni-!
verslty and by alumni in all sections
of the world, as a generous gift.
Decorated Tea Pots, Chinese,
Japanese, etc. Fine variety at
Laws. 2J Haywood St.
In Holland today is celebrated ns
St. Nicholas day, which corresponds to
the Christmas festival of other lands.
several years, haa Joined the Citizen h
Lumber company as auditor and haa
closed his offices, to devote his entire
time to the new employment. W. B.
Taylor, president of the lumber com
pany announced last night that the
PLAN MONUMENT TO
' BUNCOMBE SOLDIERS
KIWANIANS ENDORSE I'LAX TO
HONOR THE HEROIC DEAD.
Would Erect Monument in Fountain
In Courthouse Ground Contri
butions st Central Bank.
A move to erect some appropriate
monument upon the court house
company plans to bring all the ac- of th9 bovg from BunC0mbe county
counts here, at the general offices and
Mr. Devenish will have charge of this
work. The company maintains sev
eral yards and does a very large bus
iness in several states.
Mr. Devenish is known as one of
the leading expert accountants In the
state and In the south and since his
office was opened here a few years
ago has enjoyed a large business
among the leading firms of the city
and section.
Our
Glasses
afford
RJELIEF
Relief from Headaches
Relief from Nervousness
Relief from Dizziness
Relief from many
forms of defective vision
' "Becoming glasses cost ne mere"
DR. DEN1SON
(Eye-strain Specialist)
35 Pattnn Avenae.
Next door to Bon March.
THE HALLMARK STORE.
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Chains
iorlng aafer during
winter months, vulcanising
v and retreading.'
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and Tubes. .';
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COMPANY
Broadway and Walnut Sis. and ,
K ; ; :-:: fiowthsfafo Ave. .-.
, Phones 1171 and toil.
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and Save
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ELECTRIC CO.
J a Battery Park Place.
Do loo light Products.
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OUR BREAKFAST SETS
In either Wicker or Enamel make a practical as well as ser
viceable Christmas Gift. These just arrived.
Burton & Molt
Furniture.
On the Square
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FOR SERVICE
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, PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH
CITIZENS TRANSFER and COAL CO.
Phones 25981 Terms Cash
Freight Moving and Heavy Hauling
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Ivory Toilet Sets. Manicur
ing . Sets, Toilet Articles,
Shaving; Set, Stationery, etc
' It trill be easy to select
an appropriate present from
our assortment of useful gifts
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Car Load Lots-
STRAW
Ton Lots-
Bale Lots
Write or Wire for Price
The efficiency and health of your animals depend upon
their comfort. A good bed of straw is an investment that
brings large returns.
Feed your grain to poultry in straw to make the laiy hen
work; exercise is an essential aid to egg production and gen
eral health of your flock.
Immediate Shipments Immediate Deliveries
Order Today
ASHEVILLE SEED COMPANY
OUR SEEDS GROW
Cor. College & Lexington. Phones 21 77 and 2178.
Titan 10-20 $JP0 Cash f. o. b. Chicago
This Tractor Le&tis the Field.
Titan 10-20 has agitated the farm-power world very ser
iously this past summer. While it plugged industriously away
on many thousands of iarrrs where it has found homes, it has
also been the topic of conversation on the tongues of thous
ands of dealers, farmers and men of the tractor industry the
nation over. . ( , .
The big power news of tho year came on july 1st Titan
10-20 was reduced $225 in price, cut to $I000 Two new
' factors at once came into play. First: Titan sales increased
with such amazing speed that by October 1st the factories
were . several . thousand tractors behind the demand yet a
complete Titan was being turned out every few minutes.
Seconds Selfish interests, envious of Titan popularity, began
to circulate a rumor that the Harvester Company was over
stocked with Titan tractors and that it planned to discontinue
the manufacture of the popular Titan.
The rumor has made no headway. It has been dis
proved by statements made by the I. H. Company.
Titan 10-20 today deserves the title "World's Foremost
Tractor Success."
Sold on instalments, at $1050.00, f. o. b. factory. The
freight is $91.34.
If your farm is. suited to a Tractor write for circulars
and information.
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
Distributors for Western N. C.
who lost their lives in the world wr.r,
which was proposed two weeks ago by
G. F. Stradley, commissioner of public
institutions, was outlined to the Ki
wants club in Its regular weekly ses
sion last night, and the matter refer
red to the board of directors for ac
tion. The commissioner In addressing the
Kiwanlans said that while' the grass
Is growing over the craves of those
who fell in a battle for democracy, the
people are fast forgetting the heroic
aeeas or tne American soldiers, and
that some action should be taken at
once to erect a monument in honor
of those who paid the supreme sacrifice.
It Is DroDOsed that a monument in
the midst of a fountain in the front
of the court house be erected, how
ever, tnose who are advocating a
monument are simply after some-
thlnir in honor of the boys who fell
In France and Flanders and are open
to propositions as to the most ad
visable, form of monument.
The "Central Bank and Trust com
pany has agreed to act as treasurer
for a monument fund and all those
who wish to assist the city and coun
ty commissioners in providing funds
can leave their contributions at this
bank.
The city commissioners are expect
ed to, If a fountain is -decided upon,
allow the water to be furnished from
the city system. Smith and Carrier.
weir known architects of this cltv.
have announced that they will pre
pare plans for a fountain and monu
ment free of charge. Mr. Stradley in
his address to the Kiwanlans explain
ed all these propositions. . .
Tms plan as has been suggested is
expected to be the one followed, and
those backing the movement In the
Kiwanis club appear anxious to have
the work start at once, In order that
SOX ARE
ALWAYS
WELCOMED
You will find just
the ?sizes and colors
you want in stock
now. .
, Silks in plain col
ors, fancy straps and
clocks 85c to $3.50.
Fine cotton weaves
in black and colors,
50c, 60cand 75c.
Gifts for Men in the
Meji's Shop
First Floor
an unveiling service may be held,
probably on the anniversary of the
date of the declaration of war.
AMERICAN RED CROSS BUY RED CROSS
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HEALTH AND A
HAPPY NEW YEAR
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In the past many of our
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inenas nave done their
Christmas shopping late in
the afternoon. Coal con-
r
servation now requires that
we close each afternoon at
four P. M. We therefore
ask that they do their shop
ping earlier in the day.
HENDERSON : Your Jeweler
52Patton Ave.
Near Postoffice
FOR ROASTING:
Veal. Lamb, Pork
and
Larded Pot Roast
STAR MARKET three phones 1917
"We1 are successful caterers to a variety of appetites."
ROOFING
Just received car load of Barrett's 4 in 1 Mults
Shingles- Green and Red -Prices righjt.
W. H. ARTHUR
75-77 Broadway .Sheet Metal Work
PHONE 2116.
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WIRELESS PRACTICE SETS
For Learning the Morse and Continental
Codes
The above practice set consists of a regular telegraph key,
a special high pitch buzzer, miniature lamp socket, and lamp,
all mounted on a polished hardwood base,
z The efficiency of a wireless operator is gauged by his abil
ity to read both sound and light signal. This set enables one
to learn both..
An ideal Christmas gift for the boy.
S4 Patton Ave. ' Klectrical Building Opp. tu Offic
v BROWN SUGAR
Makes the finest Fruit Cakes. It adds immensely to the
flavor of the nuts and fruits. We have a limited supply at
18c Pound. .
Many other ingredients for Christmas dinner. Shelled
and salted nuts, bulk olives, cranberries and canned delicacy
that you had better buy now as they keep well and you're
sure of having them by doing so..
EDWIN C. JARRTT
12 N. Pack Square and City Market
AD Bulk Goods Kept in Sanitary, DustrProol Boa.
T H E B E S T O tF EVERY T H I N O
WE HAVE A GOOD NUMBER
of
Talking Machines
On Hand Now
But There Will Be a Shortage Before
Select Yours Npw and We Will Deliver Later
Dunham's Music House
The Home of High Grade Pianos .
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