the asheviIxLs citizen, Saturday, December im.
NEW ELECTRIC
PORTABLES
An unique assortment. All out
f the ordinary in many styles not
shown elsewhere.
- Look over our stock before you
buy. Every one is good, and the
prices are right too.
J. H. LAW
21 Haywood St.
TO ELECT OFFICERS
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Will Conduct Campaign to Raise
Fundi Sunday ClirUrttnaa Program
Will Be Rendered Sunday Mgbu
FORGOT CHRISTMAS
CARDS FOR FRIENDS
riuslm-hs Mao Left Ills C'ardH I'mlcr
1'ito of Papers on Ills Dek May
Mail In July.
OVERMAN WORKING
ON FOREST STATION
Want 1'ont.t I-lxpcrlincntal Station for
Ahrtill(- I pnliaw Will Help
tlic 1IIII Through.
BL!t I
L&dlea who ar jisci'iminat
Ing in their selection of China
and Silverware will And here
everything one could wish for.
THE I-X-L STORE
CO PATTON AVE. PHONE 107
. Just Received By
Express
An Ideal Gift for the Man
, of the House
An Assortment of High
Power Binoculars and Field
Glasses
Charles H. Honest
OPTOMETRIST '
, Eye-Strain Specialist '
M Pattern Ave. Jpp. Poatofllee
EstabUMxd ISM
Wishing All a Bright and
Happy Christmas
Weed or
Rid-O-Skid
Chains
Make motoring safer during
w winter months Vulcanizing
and retreading.
; Agents for Mtchelln Tires
and Tubes.
STETSON
KMICE
ATISFIK
STETSON TIRE
COMPANY
Broadway and Walnut Bta. and
Southsido Ave.
Phones 1171 and 0l.
Buy a Stamp
and Save
a Life
WARD
ELECTRIC CO.
13 Battery Park Place.
Dclco Light Products.
PHONE 440
FOR
COLDS
You Will Find
GRANT'S
No. 24
A SURE CURE.
It tones up the blood
and puts the entire
system in excellent
condition.
Quick results assured.
liiTiirrCfcefil
fpMONE-lb J
The men who stand atraighteat in
the presence of sin bow lowest in
the presence of God. F. B. Meyer.
An every-membf r citnvasn of the
Chrlatlan church will be conducted
Sunday afternoon between the hours
of two and five o'clock for the pur
pone of taking pledges to cover the
1910 budget for local expense and
missions. Members of the church
have been requested to remain at
home until a canvassing team has
j seen them,
j Elders and deacons of the church
I for the coming year will be elected
I at the morning service as will the
election of Sunday school officers
I also take place during the morning
hour.
The Sunday school. will present the-
"White Gifts for the King," exorcise at
7:80 o'clock Sunday evening, and the
public Is Invited to attend. The de
tailed program follows:
fiong by school, accompanied by
orchestra. "liaise a Kong of Glad
ness." Itesponslve reading--"The First
Christmas."
Song by school "Olory to God."
Recitation "A legend of Cathay
Our Inspiration," Forest Nenl.
Song by school "On His Natal
Day."
Reading "Story of the Wise Men,"
Philip Peebles.
iuet, "L'Claire." by Joseph De
Nardo, cornet, and Lamar Strlngfield,
flute, accompanied by Miss Laura
Meares, piano.
Recitation Ruby G. Lovell.
Hong by school "Gifts for the
King."
Reading, TTnto to Me Leslie Jar
vis. Kxerclso, "For Him," Wm. Woods,
Jnck Roberts, Russell Taylor, Waldo
Jarvls.
Cornet solo, "Dream of Paradise,"
Joseph De Nardo.
Offering of Self, Service and Substance.
Recitation by Dorothy Weaver, and
song by beginners.
Kxercise by Mrs. T. R. Taylor's
class.
Duet, "Luce de Lucem," Joseph De
Nardo, and Lamar Strlngfield.
Closing Hymn, 'Hark the .Herald
Angela Sing."
Senator Leo S. Overman, lino iuel
There are big tragedies nnd lit
tle tragedies or me ana somcunit , 8(.Mt t() , uhov,(, oani of )Vil(,0
the Jlttlo dramas loom ui larger. . x . ..
than tho really big one. Later on , a few copies or Wcnate bill .o
they become Jokes, but at the time of , Introduced in tho
timo too, there Is tho case or tlio.ig.
asters. I ,.,
S-'ijSS
senate December
1019, entitled "A bill to antlior
tho establishment and maintcn-
LARGE SUM PLEDGED
FOR ARMENIAN RELIEF
IhcHtnut Street M. E. Cliuruli liaised
Over I80O on Christmas Night En
tertainment Held.
For examnle. and It at Christmas
time toio, there is the case of thclnco or a loresi experiment Minion
at Ashevllle, North C.noii:i.i."
At the Christmas entertainment at
the Chestnut street Methodist church
on Christmas night an appeal was
made by J. H. Cathey, chairman oC
Huncombe county fund for relief In
Armentu, and the sum ot ,'858. S3 was
given und pledged.
Under the direction of Mr. and Mrs.
Howard A. Wright the Chri.stmas can
tata ' Waiting tor fiunla Claus" was
presented by the members of 'he Sun
day school. Tho music for ihe enter
tainment was rendered with unusual
talent and those who took part In tho
entertainment displayed much skill
and careful training.
Candy and oranges were distributed
to those present and a large number
complimented tho committee and tho
at least he could send his greetings. ; recent floods in Georgia, und other I ' ,' , ' v,;,.u . i.7
man wlio compiled a list or irienuH
to whom ho wished to send Christ
mas card's bearing tho season's
greetings. He addressed and stamp
ed the cards and duly called at tho
In an interview luM nig; with Con
gressman W. 1). UpsliHW of Georgia.
Mr. L'pshaw assured the board of
postofflce where ho deposited In the trade he would do -verytlilng possl
mall box sundry letters, packages I . . . ... .... . .
and parcels entrusted to him by oth-,"" l" "''-
ers of the family, this two days De-""". " " was hituck wun me
fore Christmas. He could not send forceful argument presented In him:
presents to his friends but thought that no doubt, to a large degree, the
But tho cold gray reality oi me southern states was due to the cutting
day after Christmas showed that off of tho forests in tho mountains and
good Intentions are not equipped valleys which permitted tho water to
with wireless to convey themselves rush downward in ereat volume und
to others. Picking up ihe business, great rapidity through tho lowlands
of the day yesterday the man In , and to the Atlantic seaboard ami
question also picked up a sheet of gulf.
paper lying on his desk. Under-1 He Rtated that when 1lu people of
ncath it was his pile of Christmas Georgia and other low lying :at
cards! "Shall I send them now or understood that much of their dam
wait until the middle of July and 1 ago was due to this destruction of
then mail them so they will Do sure the mountain forests, th-y weuM be
to arrive In time for next Christ-1 even more clamorous for the enact-
asked the man.
RATTERS OF RECORD.
following real
filed for registra-
Testerday the
tv transfers were
tion:
J. J. Gladden to Mrs. Bertie Wil
liams, lot on Henrietta street, $10
and other considerations.
VS. F. Wilson to S. M. Stevens, lot
on Lee street, $10 and other con
siderations. S. M. Stevens to E. F. Wilson,
lot on Fulton street, $10 and other
considerations.
Dr. A. Contee Thompson to Kdna
W. Murphy, lot on Sherwood road,
$10 and other considerations.
Mlttle C. Austin to J. E. Swain.
property in IJeaverdam creek. $10
and other considerations. I
G. A. Webster to J. J. Reagan,
property in Reems Creek township,
$2,000.
George A. Greenwood to Frank
H. Edmonds, lot in Fenner Heights,
$10 and other considerations.
nu-Mi hi loresi protection in the Moun
tains moro than the mnwtuini ts
themselves and for tho establishment
of U. S. Forest Experiment stations
and tho further extension of the
Weeks law wero absolute common
sense necessities.
REST
YOUR
EYES
MR
1
Grip Hook feed table saves
time and labor corn, hay
or straw. Patent chain drive
j blower saves power.
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I
E3 THE HALLMARK STORE.
YOUR PREFERENCE
You prefer to have every phase of the making of your
jewelry carried out with precision and merit, both in regard
to the details of artistic design and skilled workmanship.
With this preference in mind, we have planned the opera
tions of our designing and jewelry-making department
upon lines which we believe will please you in every way.
Arthur M. Field Co.
Your vision may be fairlv pood
and yet glasses worn tempor
arily will afford your eyes relief
and comfort.
Let us make up a pair of "rest
glasses" for you.
"Becoming Glasses Cost No
More"
DR. PENISON
OPTOMETRIST
(Eye-Strain Specialist)
25 Patton Avenue
Next Door to Bon Marche
Kecutter Mill
YOU feed cattle, hogs and
sheep at very low cost
when you use this famous
meal attachment.
Handles all kinds of roughages
with grain or separately 800 to
4000 lbs. per hour.
Junior Mill operated with 6 to
8 H.P.
Start Saving Feed Now!
Get a Sample of Maal.
Wonderful Free Catalog tells important
feed tests.
Stacks of Warm Winter Underwear
Only we don't "stack" it; it's here in dust
proof cabinets that make showing it a pleas
ure and selection easy. Styles and weights to
suit everyone, too.
Duofold, one and two-piece suits.
Vassar union suits.
Several staple makes and qualities. AH 1
sizes; all prices.
We Sell Men's Shoes
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
THE HALLMARK 8TOKC. fer-
BED DAVENPORTS
They are easy to operate, attractive in design
and make a comfortable bed at night.
All Finishes.
Burton & Holt
Furniture. On the Square
ROOFING
Just received car load of Barrett's 4 in I Mults
Shingles Green and Red Prices right.
W. H. ARTHUR
75-77 Broadway
Sheet Metal Work
PHONE 2116
NO DILEMMA WITH US !
We are not able to get all the grades of coal we have
handled, but we still furnish the
PARDEE
Celebrated for its splendid preparation as well a3 essen
tial qualities as an economical and practical fuel.
Terms cash. Phoires 25 981.
CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO.
Freight and Furniture Moving.
"CHRISTMAS MONEY"
and
THE PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
The day after Christmas was a very busy day with
our salesforce was "kept on the go" as if it were the day before
Christmas.
t
The reason of this was that many people received "Christ
mas Money" and naturally they all wanted something useful.
Shop at the store "of useful things" with your Christmas
money.
64 Patton Ave.
rmsm m-ra
Electrical Bldg.
Opp. P. O.
Anticipation of the pleasure of giving has been upper
most in the minds of the many friends that have visited
our store during the beautiful weather we have all en
joyed so much.
This anticipation has now become a reality and the
countenances that greet us on every hand show that this
pleasure has been realized. We hope that it has measured
up to their every expectation. If we have in anywise
contributed to this pleasure then we have been more
than repaid since we have shared in the same.
HENDERSON
52 Patton Ave. -
Your Jeweler
Near Postoffice
CHRISTMAS DAY EVERY DAY
Of course, it isn't necessary for you to spend as much
money as you usually do Xmas day, but you can at least once
a week come to our store and buy some small item that will
make your wife and children know there is more than one day
in the year that you are dreaming of their happiness and com
fort. eJ. J. VAXES
Groceries and Service.
37 Haywood St. Phones 1715-1716
FINEST SOUR KRAUT
in bulk guaranteed strictly sound ingredients, spiced and
flavored just right. If it wasn't. Jarrett would not sell it.
A FRESH SHIPMENT JUST IN
x
' EDWIN C JARRETT
12 N. Pack Square and Gty Market
All Bulk Coeds Kept in Sanitary, Dust-Proof Bin.
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING
POULTRY FEEDS
They Force That Hen to Lay.
Globe Egg Mash
Globe Scratch Feed
Conkey's Buttermilk Mash
Lime Grit
Charcoal
Beef Scraps
Alfalfa Meal
Gluten Meal
Oyster Shells
Conkey's Tonic.
SERVICE
STATION
CH1W3
ELECTRICAL
ACCESSORIES
ASHEVILLE BATTERY CO.
Phone 3437 College & Market Sts.
"Threaded Rubber" Insulation
DELIGHTED WITH THE PIANO
you
All of these feeds play a part in egg production. If
are not getting results from your poultry, let us advise you.
ASHEVILLE SEED COMPANY
OUR SEEDS GROW
Coi. College & Lexington. Phones 2) 77 and 2178.
FOR ROASTING:
Veal, Lamb, Pork
and
Larded Pot Roast
STAR MARKET three phones 1917
iL
"If ara aocesEfuj caterers to variety ot appetites."
We have some good Pianos lerf, and would be
glad to have you call and see them. No obligation
to purchase. y
Dunham's Music House
The Home of High Grade Pianos .
G'
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