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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, ASBEVILLE, N. O, DECEMBER 28, 1019. -v
Wants
Wants
Wants
MARKET NJBWS OF YESTERDAY
Wants
' COTTON OPENS FIHM AT
OECLINEOFTEN POINTS
New York Market Loses
Fart of Advance Made
the Day Before.
NEW YORK BONOS.
(Southern)
IT. R. 2s, registered l l""
U. R 2s. coupon I 1
P. 8. convertible 3a, registered ..b
I'. 8. convertible 3, coupon b
IT. H. 4a. registered I) ls
U. H. 4, coupon U lnsj
NEW YORK, Dec. 27. The cotton mar
ket lost part of yesterday's advance
under realising for over the week-end
and acattered southern selling. March
contracts sold off to I5.M, or 65 points
net lower and cloned at 15.95, with the
general list closing steady at a net de
tllns of I to 35 points.
The market opened Arm at a decline
of 10 points on January and 1 point on
March, but generally t to 18 points
Ills her. January recovered Its Initial loss,
while later months sold 11 to 25 points
net higher right after the call on a re
newal of yesterday's buying movement,
with July touching 32.96. The heavy cov
ering of the previous day evidently left
the market In an easier technical posi
tion, however, and demand was much
less active, although buyers found en
murmsrement in the larse amount of cot
ton on ahlDboard awaiting clearance: the Southern Railway 6s
reports of firm spot markets and bullish Hon them Hallway gen
American Tel. ft TL cv. as
Anglo-French 6s
Atchison gen. 4s '.
Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s
Baltimore Sc Ohio cv. 4Vis
tlethlehem Steel rrf. 5a
Central of Georgia Con. 6s b
Central leather fis b
Chesapeake & Ohio cv. 6s
Chicago. 11. & Q. joint 4a
Chicago, VII. St. rani cv. 4 Vis
Chicago, It. I. Ic I'ac. Ky. ref. 4s
Cllv of Purls tn
Colorado & Southern ref. 4 4s
Denver as Bio Grande rcr. as o
Pomlnlon of Canada 6s (1931) ....
Krie sen. 4s
Illinois Central ref. 4a
Int. Mer. Marine 6s
Wanun Cllv Hnuthern ref. &s ....
Liggett &. Myers 6s h
IxuImvIHk A Nashville un. 4s
Missouri, Kansas Taxaa 1st 4s
Missouri Pacific gen. 4s
New York Central deb. ss
(Norfolk ft Western cv. 6s
Northern Pacific 4s
Pennsylvania Consolidated 4V4 ....
Pennsylvania gen. 5s
Reading gen. 4s
Republic Iron Steel r.s (1940) ....
St. Louis A San Francisco adj. 6s
Seaboard Air Line adj. 6s
Southern Bell Telephone 6a b
Southern I'acltlo cv. bs
FURTHER ADVANCE MADE
OF
ROOMS FOR RENT
SPECIAL
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IS." Nf W YORK. Dec. 27. W ith the ex
.:7!hciivv nn the nnnnitltlnn of orsiiiilxed
American Woolen Is Most
Conspicuous of the Spe
cialty Issues.
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olivines from the roods trade. The ap
pearance of southern selling orders here
suggested a a is position to nenga suoi
holdings around the prevailing prices, and
ss prices eased off, offerings became
mere active, with Wall street a prom
inent seller on the decline. July held
relatively steady, but declined to 32.30,
with the general Hat showing a net loss
of 36 to 61 points at the low point of
the morning. Rallies of 26 or 30 points
followed on covering, but the bullish fea
tures in evidence failed to Inspire any
fresh buying of consequence, while sen
timent was somewhat unsettled by the
easier ruling of foreign exchange and
reports of increasing Importations of
goods. Both, Liverpool and New Orleans
will be open for business on Monday
morning and ths disposition to even up
commitments for over the week-end was
. probably Increased by uncertainty as to
their response to over holiday evidences.
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"IN THE HEART of Asheville," new
ly furnished rooms, alwaya COVi-1
tvKTABLI HEATED. Meals if de
sired liks you wanted at home.
Convenient for transients. Tbo
Augusta Villa. 61 College St.
. P-12-4-30
W'AKJI, well furnished heated, large
rooms, with hot and cold running
water in cacti room. A-l location:
two blocks from postofflce. No. 37
Kavcnscroft drive. Phone 468.
P12-20-28
Month.
January .
March
: May ...
July ;.
uctooer
HighLow Bid
33.00137.66 137.82
. 36.30136.68
, 34.60 33.87
, 32.95 32.30
. 29.36 59.40
Cotton spot, steady: middling, 89.2,
36.96
84.10
32.60
29.52
DRV QOOOt.
, NEW YORK, Deo. ST. Cotton goods
markets today held firm, with demand
moderate and steady, Yarns were higher:
. raw silks advanced and burlaps showed
more firmness. Linens continued In good
call.
Texas Company cv. 6a b 102
Texas ft Pacific 1st
Union Faciuc 4s
U. S. Steel 6s
Virginia Carolina Chemical 6s
Wabash 1st
(b) 111(1.
' CHICAGO GRAIN.
CHICAGO. Dec. 27. Likelihood of a
material Increase of available supplies at
terminal markets had a decided bearish
effect today on corn. Prices closed heavy,
2c to 4 Ho net lower. Oats finished l'c
Open I High I Low Close
CORN: I I
December ... 138 1.38 1.34f 1.34",
January .... 1.30 I 1.31H 1.28 I 1.28J
May 1.261 1.104 1.27 1.27
OATS: I
May 81 .82 .80 .80
July : .769i .75! .74 .74
PORK:
January 37.70 37.00 37.00
May 136.76 36.75 38.00 36.00
LARD: I
January 23.60 23.40 128.45
May 24.55 24.60 24.2a 124.20
RIBS: I I
January 18.70 18.55 118.60
May 19.45 119.40 119.25 119.30
I'.ijor iu ittHiMiuuoij, touHy o soon uui
i(17 tlve stock market registered many acces-
Z.,,t slons to yesterday's gains.
fi-. Pools and other nrofeselonal interests
ib 82 ' forced heavy covering by hours In sev
eral ei ine more speculative jwsues, no
tably steels and equipments. Motors and
their subsidiaries, particularly the rubber
group, also were strong, and coppers roso
on another advance on tho price of lend.
American Woolen was most conspic
uous of tho specialties at an extreme
nrlvnnee nt A.U. imlntH. .hetvilejil leather
and affiliated issues making moderate
Kilns. Shippings were less prominent but
maintained a steady to firm tone Willi
tobaccos.
Tho lively trading In stocks extended
to bonds, with slight Improvement In
Liberty issues. Several of the convertible
railway Issues roso from large fractions
to 1 points.
Total snips, par value, totalled $19,
650,00(1. Old United States bonds wore
Unchanged, on call during the week.
An Increase of nbout $20,550,000 In ac
tual reserves, which 'cancelled last week's
deficit, wns the only noteworthy feature
of tho bonk statement aside from a de
crease of $61,300,000 In net demand de
posit. Weekly reviews of the commercial
agencies referred to enormous holiday
trade and tho great Industrial activity
which accompanies the advent of the
New Year. The unusual conditions In the
steel unci textile markets lire expected
16 continue indefinitely.
FOR RENT Connecting rooms, fur
nished for housekeeping. Lights,
gas, telephone. On Patton Ave.
car line, number 328. P12-27-7
VEHf desirable bett rooms, m new
bungalow, breakfast optional. 1
Kdwln place. Grove park, opposite
Manor Phone 2128. 10-12-tf
FOR RENT Apartment of threo or
four rooms on first floor, nicely
furnished for housekeeping. Close
In. Phono 463. PI2-2S-3
VERY neat bed rooms, well heated,
modern conveniences, private home.
5 Aston placo. Phone 3198.
P12-27-3
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96
90
TWO furnished rooms for house
keeping. Gas. Desirable, location.
160 So. Liberty St. Phone 1701.
P12-27-3
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed
room, 64 Spruce St. Call before
noon, or apply 9 East College St.
P12-21-7
6I0T COFFEE.
NEW YORK STOCK LIST.
(South)
Stock.
NEW YORK. Dec. 27. Soot coffee.
dull! Rio 7s, 15; Santos 4s, 25U.
WE WOULD NOT ADVERTISE
If, as Bankers, we failed to treat our
depositors as we would our friends
They Are Our Friends
;.,;. . f . .
We want to serve them faithfully,
courteously and intelligently.
Battery Park Bank
SAFETY, COURTESY and SERVICE
Member Federal Reserve System
II
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AUDITS
ttook Opened aad I V WII-SON Borptng Rystemi
M Installed
Pub Ik Accountant
Rooms S0S-204-30S Drbmnor Bids. Phone 1S7S
Am. Kent Sugar .
Ante Can
Am. Car & Kdy. .
Am. H. & U, pfd.
Am. Intl. Corp. .
Am. Locomotive .
Am. Linseed ....
Am. Smelt. & Uef.
Am. Sugar
Am. Sum. Tob. . .
Am. Tel. & Tel. .
Am. Tobacco ....
Anaconda CoDDcr
Atchison
Atl. Coast Line .
ah., a. & w. i ..
Raid win Loco. ...
1. & O
Both. Steel "B" .,
Canadian Pacific ..
Central Leather ...
;c. & o.
Chl Mil. & St. 1'. ,
I Chi., R. I. I'
: Chlno Copper
Col. Fuel & Iron ...
'Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar .,
'le
Jenerul Electric . .
Oeneral Motors
Ot. North., pfd
; Ot. North Ore Ctfs.
!Oulf States Steel ..
Illinois Central
I InuDlration Cod. . . .
I Iht. Mer. Mar., pfd.
' mi. jvicKei ,
Int. Paper
Kennecott Coppef
L. & N
Maxwell Motors . .
Mexican Pet.
Miami Copper
Mldvnlo Steel
Missouri Pacific .,
' N. Y. C
, N. T.. N. II. & II. .
! N. & W
I Northern Pacific . .
Ohio Cities Gas ...
Ok. Pro. & Ref. ...
Pan-Am. Pet
Pennsylvania
Pitts. W. Va. ..
Ray Con. Cop. . . .
Reading
Hep. Iron & Steel .
Koyai uutcn, is.
Sea. Air Line
Sea. Air Line. pfd.
Sin. Oil A Ilef. ...
Sloss-Shef. S. & I.
Southern Pacific
Southorn Ry
Southern Hy.. pfd.
Studebaker Corp. ,
Tonn. Copper
Texas Copper
Tob. Products . . ,
Union Pacific ,
U. S. Retail Start!
Fnltod Fruit
IT. S. Pood I 'roils.
U. S. Ind. Alcohol
I. S. Rubber
IT. S. Steel
V. S. Steel, pfd. .
Utah Copper
Va. Caro. Chein. .
Westorn Cnion ...
West. Electric
Willys-Overland . .
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KOK KKNT Two well furnished
housekeeping; rooms, with sleeping
porch. 132 East St. 1'hono 713:4.
P13-2-3
LAHGE room with sleeping porch,
for lljfht housekeeping, water, lights
Phono. 1 Austin Ave. P-l 2-27-7
. A FEW
WANT AD LINES in The
Cftizen, will tell the story.
Will aell the lot.
Kent the room.
Rent the house.
Buy the automobile.
Sell the automobile.
Get the servant.
Get cither what you want, and
sell'what you don't want.
And the cost is small.
CITIZEN WANT ADS
Bring Results.
12-22-3
TWO connecting rooms in modern
bungalow, furnace heat. No sick or
children. 8 Cherry St. P12-2R-3
One large well furnished front room,
first floor. One or two gentlemen.
65 Vanoe St. P12-28-3
Kt'KNISHEL) front rooms, no sick or
childron. Close. 41 Vance street.
Phone 2814. P-12-27-3
TWO furnished housekeeping rooms.
Phono 2820. 12-22-7
IT iV !' V It N I K li K I.
KOU KENT Unfurnished, three
rooms, lights and water. Range p.nd
sink in kitchen. 78 West St. Pliono
3371. 12-28-7
FARMS
SOMK SPECIAL FARM BARGAINS.
No. 1 J43 acres in Rhea county.
Tcnn., good productive land, laya
level to slightly rolling; two sets
of good buildings; two fine springs;
good orchards; about 75 acres of
creek bottom land; electric lights;
only about 200 yards from II. R.
station; pike and railroad both
through farm. This is a genuine
pick-up at $68. 0 per acre; i
cash, balance in equl payments for
10 years with Interest payable annually.
U. S. ARMY GOODS
A new shipment of regula
tion Army Blankets, all-wool.
khaki, 66 by 86 inches.
Lots of other Blankets in
Wool and Cotton. Auto Robes
(wool) all new.
U. S. Army Sweaters.
U. S. Army Wool Shirts.
U. 8. Army Leather Jerkins.
Sheep Skiu Lined Coats.
V- S. Army Coats, Khaki,
Brown, Black, and Green dyed,
made into civilian coats.
Wool and Cotton Underwear.
U. S. Army Shoes. '
Trench Shoea.
Buy those U. S. Army re
claimed quilts at $4.50 and $2.
ihev are selling fast.
Mail orders promptly attend
ed to.
Asheville Salvage Co.,
29 Rntmore Ave. Phone 1497.
HELP WANTED
WANTED AT ONCE.
7 men IS years and over, hospital
attendance. (N. C.) J35.00 jer
month $2.50 ever thrco months
until $45.00 la reached. Board room
and laundry furnished free.
IS nurses wanted for hospital In N. C.
$26.00 per month, $1.00 ever two
months until $30.00 la reached;
Board, etc. Qualification 1 S years
or over, one year high school. At
tend lectures, etc. Training: lasts
over three years. This is your op
portunity to become a trained nurse.
5 female attendants warjled ubove
qualifications not required. AVagcs
same as above.
3 experienced truck drivers for Shelby
$60.00 per month and more.
10 farm hands or families for truck
growing In Fla. $60.00 pr month.
Guard duty, ex-soldiers preferred $80
to $100.00 per month.
Bee keepers wanted.
Musicians wanted. Good . pay. 1
guarantee you any position you
wish for $5.00 cash. Jobs open
now.
DIXIE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
F. M. Putman, Mgr.
Shelby, N. C, Rt. No 2.
HELP WANTED
WRITE PHOTOPLAYS $25-$$00
paid anyono for suitable Ideas. Ex-
outline free. Producers' League,
30 Rt. Louis. P13-7-14-l-28-4t.
EARN $25 WEEKLY, spare time,
writing for newspapers, magazines.
Experience unnecessary; details
free. Press Syndicate. 140 St. Louis,
Mo. P-12-7-14-21-28-4t
WOMEN or man wanted, salary $24
full time, 60c. an hour spare time,
selling guaranteed hosiery to wear
er. Experience unnecessary. Inter
national Mills. Norrlstown, Pa.
P12-28-1
WANTED Bookkeeper and stenog
rapher. Boyd. Chance and Bray,
No. 1 Haywood St. 12-28-7
WANTED A girl as houso worker lu
family of four. Good wages, perma
nent position. References required.
Write Z.. tare Citizen. PI 2-38-7
WANTED -e- Experienced salesladies
for ready-to-wear department.
Levitt's Store, 3 Blltmoro Ave.
P 12-28-3
WANTED Reliable, capable maid.
Must be able to furnish first class
references. Phone 382 or 775.
P12-28-3
SETTLED country woman for general
housework for threo. Address 101
North Holland St. P12-27-3
WHITE or colored girl to make home
with couple and do houso work'. .
Phone 1852. P12-2S-3
WANTED Maid for general house--work.
Apply 14 Edgemont Road
Phone 863. P-12-27-3
MALB
WANTED
500 colored laborers. $4.00 to
$5.00 per day.
500 white carpenters 62Mc
per hour 1 years work.
No labor trouble, working
seven days to week. Apply
UNITED EMPLOYMENT
OFFICE
104 S. Central Street,
Knoxville, Tenn.
P-12-16-30
No. 2 120 .acres in Rhea county.
Tenn.; good buildings; fine quality
of red land. Pike and railroad
both through farm. Close to sta
tion. Fine limestone spring. Creek
inrougn farm, uwc ulnar has e oc
trie lights. This is a dandy and a
Bargain at iiu'Juo per acre. M
cash, balance (6) six years, $1,000
per year. For a home, this is what
you are looking for.
Soft Shell Pecans
Five thousand pounds large soft shell
table Pecans In sealed sanitary car
tons. Eight lbs. at 82 1-2 cents pre
paid insured Parcel Post. One to
fh-e lbs. at 75 cents. Chrisjtmas gift
packages specialty. Order early and
avoid r"iy.
W. W. Watson, Grower.
Peacanwood Plantation.
Orangeburg, S. C.
Pll-30-ao
No. s 323 acres in Rhea county.
xenn., good land and lays good;
good buildings; fino spring; creek,
pike and .railroad through farm;
some tine creek bottom; good or
chard. A reel bargain at $60.00
per acre. $9,000.00 cash. Bal
ance eqtiul payments for eight years
with annual interest.
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Total sales, 748,100.
SUGAR MARKET.
No. 4 130 acres, Roane eountv.
Tenn., good vallery farm. This Is
a good grade of land and lays well.
Good orchard; two old barns; no
house; some fine creek bottom;
plonty of good timber; about half
cleared; fine spring and creek and
cheap r.s dirt at $5,000. $2. 500.no
cash, balance, five years at $500.00
per year, , with annual interest.
Audits.
WE ARE PREPARED to handle all
kinds of Audits. Examinations, In
vestigations, Income Tax Returns
and Designing and Installing Ac
counting Systems.
John W. Jones
Public Accountant
4-5 Law Building.
P-12-28-7
State Manager
Roofing Cement and Paint.
The livest and most progressive or
ganization in the U. S. offers a big
opportunity for a man experienced
in these lines. Under this com
pany's liberal selling plan, sales
men can increaso their income at
least 10 per cent. This plan means
big money for the state manager.
In your first letter state qualifica
tions, past experience and give re
ferences. Address Security Mutual
Paint and Varnish Works, Station
A., Cleveland. Ohio. P12-28-1
WANTED An experienced cook and
maid. Apply Bonnivlew, 128 Hay
wood St. P-12-27-3
WANTED An experienced cook. Goon
wages.
Apply 3 Aston Place.
P12-2S-1
WANTED (Spok
Park Road.
at 4 Oak
P-12-28-3
A reliable woman who can cook for
half day's work. 38 Edwin Place.
WANTED Two good maids. Apply
45 Spruce St P12-27-3
WANTED Experienced maid at 159
Broadway. P-12-B5-3
WANTED A
Ave.
Maid. 178
Montford
P-12-27-3
FOR SALE.
YOUNG MEN 18-35, for Railway
Mail Clerks. $1300-$1500. Exper
ience unnecessary. Examinations
Ashevllle, Jan. 17. For free parti
culars, write R. Terry (former Civ
il Service Examiner) 61 Continent
al Bldg., Washington, D. C.
P-l 2-37-7 xt
We have just received one
car load of U. S. Army used
Heaters, serviceable condition.
These Heaters are adaptable
for churches, schools, halls,
stores, and large rooms.
No. 174 Monica $17.50
No. 15 Monica $15.00
No. 20 Monica $25.00-
No. 17 Monica $17.50
NoC 12 Tennessee $12.50
No. 11 Don $10.00
No. 9 Don $ 7.50
No. 10 Can. Ball $10.00
No. 11 Can. Ball $10.00
No. 3 Cannon Ball... .$ 7.50
9Favorite $ 7.50
5 Lone Star $15.00
1 Lone Star $ 7.50
Western Jewel.. $15.00
Western Jewel.. $17.50
Baggage Tranai erred,
Furniture Moving,
First-class Auto Service.
Hughes Transfer & Auto Co.
'The Hoai with a Keener Under,
standing."
W. T. Keener, Mgr.
Opp. Passenger Station. Phor.es
1405 and X415.
Branch Offloo, 27 Patton At.
10-4-tf
For further information In regard to
the above farms, see or write H. W.
Rimmeiv Rod dp, Tenn. P12-28-7
FOR SALE Farm, 130 acros, about
40 acres in cultivation. Has about
$6,600 in buildings: fine dairy barn.
Will sell as a whole for $12,000 on
terms. For further particulars,
address p. o. box 364, Ashevllle.
N. C 12-28-5
SOME SICK man, s opportunity. One
half interest in young bearing np-
pie orcnara, poultry anu sncep as
side line, my partner can live on
place. I'm too busy. T. J. Curran,
(Owner). Box 300 City.
12-23-7
LAST CALL AT OLD PRICES.
Magazines and magazine clubs ad-
vanco on Dec. 31. Order now
through
P. WITCOVER.
The Magazine Man.
24 Cumberland Ave. Phone 1080.
And Save Money.
12-27-3
"nuuu a. logging ana oaw mUiTsTn
contractor, or hntlv inrrnlmot.. lU.
ly 1,000,000 feet of hardwoods near No.
Old Fort, N. C. Only experienced i JJ0i J5,
Noyes Land and Lumber Co. oi1, ISO. II-
Fort, n. c. p-i2-i7-3QiNo. 20 Western Jewel.. $22.50
WANTED A lirst class piano turner, . No. 11-6 Vesta $10.00
.rwuiie iua.il Hinisireu, inr perma
nent work with well established
concern. State salary expected and
give references. Apply Rest Office
Box 646, Asheville, N. C
P12-28-3
ASHEVILLE railway mail cierk ex
aminations January 17. $1,800 first
year. Men-women 18 to 85. List
vacancies free. Write Immediately.
Franklin Institute, Dept. S17T,
Rochester, N. Y. P12-I4-20
WANTED To communicate with
iivewire who would, be interested in
making profitable connection with
real estate and insurance firm. Ad
dress "Opportunity," care Citizen.
P12-28-3
No. 17 Buck's Carbon.. $27.50
Bradley Bonded Warehouse
14 Government St.
Phone 3062 Use It.
"Largest Dealers in U. S. Army
Goods in the South."
12-28-7
uunsi ipatiuw ana Bright s are
stomach diseases. Lungs and kid
neys get sore and lnflammed be
cause the stomach falls to send
them good blood. Free "Your
Health and a Spoonful of Brains
John Norwood, Norfolk, Va.
P12-27-30
TIRE USERS-ATTENTION!
Longer Tire Mileage Means More Tire
Money
Investigate Our Prompt Adjustment
Service
Fabric 5,000 Miles
Cord 8,000 Miles
PHONE 136.
Coston Motor Co.
65-67 Biltmore Ave.
Asheville, N. C.
NKW YORK, mce. 27. There was no
special feature m tho raw sugar mar
ket touay. wnn renners generally in
clined lo hold off and await develop
ments n connection with tno contmua
tlon of government control. There was
a sale of 3.001) bags reported late yes
terday at 12c cost and freight, Decem
ber clearance to a local refiner, and It was
reported that more sugar was available
at that level anil even pernaps lower.
In refined quotations -for old crop re
main on the basis of 0c for fino gran
ulated, while nw crop Is quoted at 16.20
by one rotlner, while others are asking
all flic way from 12o to 17c.
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.
CHICAOO. Dec. 2.',. Hogs: Receipts.
ifl.000; higher; bulk. 13.75tf 13.95; lm.
; 14.00; heavy. 13.8fiw lit !H; medium. 13.85
!tf 14.00; light, 13.75i3 1.1. flo; light lights,
' 13. 4013. 60; heavy packing sows, smooth.
1 13.00 13.50; packing sows, rough, 12.25
13.00; pigs, i.'.u(B'1.i.mi.
rattle receipts, 2.000; compared with a
Wenk ago, beef steers unevenly, 25c to
$1 hleher: she stock, 25 to 60 hlelier
bulls. 60c higher; calves, 60c to 75c
higher; feeders, steady to 25o higher.
Sheep receipts. 3.000; compared with a
week ago, fat lambs 11 to $1.50 higher:
fat sheep and yearlings, 7j to $1.50
higher; feeders strong to 25c higher.
FOK QtTICK SALE 17 acres, 4 room
house. Just In suburbs of city.
t Good land, 5 acres woodland but
cleared. Phono 81 or Box 785.
P-12-23-7
FURNISHED HOUSES
FOR RENT Furnished house. Grove
park section; modern; nil conven
iences; new house; $250 month.
Another new house, $250 month
House Montford section, $200
month. One facing golf course, $125
a month. .1. K. Iaw Realty Co.,
Law Uldg. Phones 120G or 31'JC.
12-28-5
BOOKKEEPING, Shorthand thor
oughly taught. Winter term begins
Jan. 5th. Address Greensboro Com
mercial School, Greensboro, N. CM
for Catalogue. P-12-2-S0
General Repairing
Of phonographs, trunks, guns, saws,
knives, razors & etc. Barbers Sup
lily House, 23 Broadway. P-12-28-3
LOST
WE have several nicely furnished
houses with heating plant. Rentals
from $75.00 lo $225.00. Apply at
once
Lorick and Company
IS R. Pack Spuaro
Phone 1346.
12-25
LOST DARK STONE SIG
NET RING WITH TWO
STORKS HOLDING COAT
OF - ARMS. MOTTO:
N'OUBLIEZ. LIBERAL
REWARD IF RETURNED
TO M. V. MOORE & CO., 11
FATTON AVENUE.
12-28-3
MAN to work this citv retinishinir
chandeliers, brass beds, automobiles, 1
Dy new method. $10 daily without
capital or experience. Write Gun
metal Co., 313 Elm, Decatur. 111.
P12-28-1
UNLIMITED AMOUNT
Dirt for Sale Top soil for
lawns or garden. Phone 114.
Allport-Alexander Construc
tion Co. 12-23-7
MEN Age 17 to 55; experience un
necessary. Travel, make secret in
vestigations, reports. Salaries, ex
penses. American Foreign Detective
Agency, 294 St. Louis.
P-12-7-14-?l-28-4t
WANTED Ten painters, good wages;
a long Job; inside work. If not first
class tuen, no need to apply. 40c
60c per hr- G- w- Drymon,
Whitney, H. C. PI 2-25-3
FIREMEN,
monthly.
HEAVY Fruiter Cotton. Record four m
bales per acre. 40 bolls to pound.
41 per cent nut. omic, x t ujvh.
Write for facts, proofs and special
price on early orders for seed.
Heavy Fruiter Seed Co., Carnesvillc,
Oa. 1-12-28-1
FOR SALE Furniture. Beds,
Dressers, Etc. Over Central Cafe.
Also Pop Corn and Peanut Ma
chine, cost $250.00. quick sale,.
$100.00. 6 Pack Square.. Over
Central Cafe. ,
12-27-6
brakemen. $i5o-$2oo , Njce Oranges
Still At It.
experience unnecessnrv
rue taauresseci stamped . envel
ope) Railway Association, care Tlt
'zon. P-1 2-7-1 3-20-27-4
COLORED MEN i$ 1 paints offer; $3
nun uuer; write lor tree samples
and styles. Knickerbocker Tailor
ing Co., Dept. 1664, Chicago.
P12-28-1
JACKSONVILLE LIVESTOCK.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla., Pee. 27. Hogs:
Prospects strong; choice heavy, 11.80
11.76; good heavy. 11. 60011. 75; bulk,
11.75; rough heavy, 10.0ol0.6O; lights,
lO.OOS'lOi; heavy pigs, 9.009.25; light
pigs. 9.00&9.40: range hogs, 7.0068.00.
range pigs. 5.0Ot.O0..
( attle: irospects strong; steers, .5ni?r
!.00; bulls, S.eOWS.OO; yearlingsi 3. 50
.00; cows, 4 00Sfi.50: heifers, 4.509S.50;
veal calves, 9.004; 12. 6 canners, 3.00 up.
FOR RENT Six-room furnished
house, city water, lights and bath;
on Weavervillo car line, four miles
out, Burnsville Road stop. II. A.
Cleaveland. P12-27-3
MUSIC AND ARTS.
MISS IRENE COLLYER.
Teacher of the art, of singing. Pupil
of Jean DeReszke of Paris. Voles
building - interpretation. Results
guaranteed, mono 382. 48 Wool-
Bey Ave. Pll-30-30
LIBERAL REWARD to honest per
son who will kindly return a lady's
urown rur necKpiece left at Majes
tic theatre ufter last performance
on Saturday night. Call at Citizen
office. 12-23-tf
SATURDAY afternoon on the streets
of Asheville, in postofHco or in fur
niture stores, one bar pin set with
pearls. Return to 137 Biltmore
Ave., and receive reward. 12-28-3
LOST Thursday. Brown overcoat,
with brown gloves in pockets.
Owner's name on envelope of Inside
pocket. Finder return Citizen, re
ceive liberal reward. ' 12-28-3
MONEY MARKET.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27. Mercantile pa
per, S; sterling 60-day bills, 376; com
mercial 60-day bills on banks. 374 V:
commercial 80-day bills, S74S4; demand,
379; cables. 380. Franca, demand, 10.61;
cables, 10.97. Guilders, demand, 1H:
cables, 17V Lire, demand. 1J.05: cables,
,,IU, M, u. 111. Ull, ,14,
Government bonds, firm; railroad bonds.
nrm.
Mr. C. P. Herfurth, teacher of violin
at Asheville school, will accept a
limited number of pupils. Address
box ro. 424, Biltmore, or phone
iia. P12-27-14
FOUND
ON Xmaa night on Hillside St.. Black
fur piece. Owner may obtain same
caning at u. u. Buttons, North St.
P12-28-1
NEW YORK LIVESTOCK.
NEW YORK. Dee. 17. Beeves, ne trad
ing; calves, steady; veals, 11.006 23.00;
culls. 14.00017. t.
Sheen and lambs, irrenilar: shn.
7.00ild.50; culls, 4.7f.00; yearlings.
1LO0&U.00; lambs, 16.60&19.00; culls,
ll.0$U.M.
Hoes, nominally steady at 14 00014 U;
piss. 14.toei4.3S; roughs. 12.000110.
U. S. A. GENERAL HOSPITAL NO. It.
OTEEN, N. C. '
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, will be
received here until 6:30 p. m., January
It, 1920, for furnishing material and labor
for construction complete, as per specifi
cations, of:
One (1) Field Officers' Quarters.
Four (4) Company Officers' Quarters.
One (1) Bachelor's Officers' Quarters,
with water, sewer and electrio connec
tions, and cement walk.
Information on application to Con
structing Quartermaster.
y -. . : u.at.tat
LOST One Roamer wire white wheel.
33x4U. Norwalk cord tire, also one
license plate, 78903. Reward If .re
turned to Citizen office. P12-28-7
LOST Loose-leaf Underwood type
writer price list Finder please re
turn to Underwood Typewriter Co.,
No. 3 Electrical Bldg. 27-17-3
LOST Last Monday, lady's gold foun
tain pen. Ample reward If return
ed to Major E. N. Smith, 3 Caro
lina Ants. Phone 1180. 13-28-1
WANTED Colored man for ianlt.r
nnd work in shipping department.
Piedmont Electric Co., Wholesale
Dept., Pnttn Ave. PI 2-28-8
WANTED Colored porter who will
do porters work and wait on table,
at once. Montazuma hotel. Mar
fhall, N. C. P12-2M-1
WANTED Boy that has a wheel to
work before and after school hours
Apply Anstin-Vesey Co., 27 Hay-
wood St. 12-27-3
MEN' WANTED for detective work!
Write J. Ganor, former government
detective, Danville, III.
P-12-7-14-21-28-4t
.60c. Peck
GRACE SUPPLY CO.
12-27-3
M.
KINDLING FOR SALE
(Pine)
R.' Starnes Wood Co. Phone 1371.
P-12-17-30
FOR SALE About 200 cord dry stobs
and strips been cut over year In
good conditon by bulk of cord. G.
R. Redmou Biltmore. N. C. P-l 2-25-7
FOR SALE Modern fully equipped
printing office including paper
stock; ready to operate a going
business. P. O. Box 857. 12-28-3
WANTED First class automobile
mechanic. No other need apply.
Call phone 3067 or 674. 1-2-28-3
HORSE, wagon, buggy and harness to
match It taken at once, will sell
for $75.00. C. L. Reece, Emms,
N. C. P12-28-3
FOR SALE Two first-class fresh
milch cows. T. M. Hickman, Juno,
N. C. PI 2-23-3
EXPERIENCED grocery clerk want
ed. Phone 1920. E. C. Jarrett. 12
North Pack square. I2-2S-1
WOOD and Kindling,
eries. Hays Wood
2938.
prompt deliv
Yard. Phons
P-12-16-30
AGENTS WANTED
WANTED Houseman, private sana
torium, can Mrs. Bartlett, 1384.
12-27-3
WANTED Good milker small family.
F. S. Baldwin,
Biltmore No. .2
P-12-25-3
WANTED Experienced butler at
once. Apply 37 Courtland Ave.
P12-28-3
WANTED A
Wood fin St.
butler.
Apply 159
12-28-1
LOST Cameo breast pin Liberty
street, between Hillside and Broad.
Reward if returned to 260 Hillside.
P12-28-3
LOST Automobile tire, -on rim, 35x
4 1-2. Please notify Frank Jerrey,
phone 2529. 138 Biltmore avenue.
i. P13-27-8
JUNK
Junk.
snd your junk to the Southern Junk
and Hide Co. 11 Eagl S& Phone
M3i.. , . X 12-14-J0
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT Good dairy farm. Has
good dairy barn and other build
ings. See me at once. C. L. Rice,
Emma, N. C. P12-28-3
FOR RENT OR SALE 7 room house
sleeping porch, on Louslana Ave.,
West Asheville. Phone 3264.
Boyles. P-12-27-7
FOR RENT 10 Orchard St, $
rooms and bath. $20.00. H. B.
Hood. Phone 735. 12-28-7
SALESMAN in every town to take or
ders for "Made-to-Measure" clothes.
Opportunity to make big money and
build permanent business. Thou
sands of well known merchants
started this way. Wo furnish com
plete equipment, for use in store or
traveling free. Write Salesmanager,
Meyer & Company, 831 W. Adams
St., Chicago. P12-28-1
$500 per month selling; a new Patent
ed Fuel Vaporizer guaranteed to
save up to 50 per cent in gasoline:
j n 1 1 ii ... . . .
in mueif per nation inuue wun f ord
car. Sold on money-back guaran-
tee. One safriple free. Stransky Vr
Vaporizer Co., Pukwana, So. pak.
V P12-28-1
NOTARY PUBLIC
.NOTARY PUBLIC,
t. SI. MESSLKR. room t Lthrarj
building. Sboo I0S1 or J1S-
AGENT8 To earn blgr profits wlttt
our qul$k-sellins non-alcoholio ex
1 tracts, toilet articles and household
necessities. Open territory. No
money required. We trust you.
Hurry! Write today. Dept. i$7.
The Linro Co.. St, Louis, Missouri.
Sundays tf.
U3ERTY LOAN BONDS
SEEpiny Liberty ' -Bond buy'in g "pri'ce
in . the Asheville Times Classified
Page. J. Selby, American National
Bank Bldg. Phone 1(7, Fl--$9