THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY-MORNING, JANUARY 6, 1920.
Sincerely thanking all who
nave so kindly favored us during
the past year, wo can now offer
Onljr very much depleted stock,
but there are just lots of the most
attractive and useful goods.
' SOME NEW GLASSWARE
has just arrived and the other
new goods will follow as fast as
tore can get them.
J. EL LAW
J 21 HAYWOOD STREET
MANY COUNTIES ARE
PUSHING HIGHWAY
STOVE EXPLODES AND
TWO PEOPLE INJURED
NEGROES FINED FOR YESTERDAY RECORD
STREET CRAP GAME
AS1IEVILLK . CHAIOOTTU WIIi-, Mrs. U Ci. JoIiiimii aud CbUil vt No. I AIUIESTED OX EAGLE STREET
KINGTON HIGHWAY STARTED
Great Interest la Three Meetings Held
Fur Slate Highway Some of tho
Work Accomplished.
The following data, concerning the
Ashevilln Charlotte - Wilmington
18 Adams, Hurt Karly Ycsterduy
Moraine.
The explosion of a kitchen range,
caused when a Tire was started in the
stove with the flreback frozen, yes
terday morning at.7:49 o'clock caused
injuries to Mrs. L. O. Johnson and
little child at No. 16 Adama street.
SATl'IlDAY AFTERNOOX
Willie Penland Most Replace Post
office "Dead Man" Which He
Killed With Truck.
of
The room was also badly damaged by 1 n"r" i2,27l.. ' i-n
w, "r.. h., "h '"r I Mheexplo.lon.and a can of kerosene. jT" "J- ..?'.?
FOR COLD FOR YEAR
The Official Tueremomcter S(ood at
4.5 Degrees Above at 8 O'clock
Yesterday Morning.
nignway. nrougnt nero ay ur. u. i. --.. wa lenitod bv the pxdIohIod """ iimr ana -nappy- ciarx,
tended tho meeting of the executive " " '"""V. )'", bllng In police court Monday morn
Charlotte iaBt,?""'" - ; lng. ludgment being suNpended on
Mrs. Johnson received several very fmc"t f "J" cost ,'" ;ach cafe:
painful Injuries, none of which Is be- ?.q"a?' 7' wg.?gJng a q,"let
t,..j . i.. ...-i.,. h.i, .!, kii,i Uttlo game of "craps ' Haturday after-
wc.cu .v. nc, .uun, u. ...v ...... ,. , , . ..... - , I"- - ..
wa badly burned and Injured, It was j While a number or accidents occur
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Ltdles who are autoriminat
tng In their selection of China
and Silverware will find here
everything one could wish for.
TOE I-X-L STORE
aa PATTON AVE. PHONE 107
What Optical Efficiency
Means
It means glasses properly
made and fitted to relieve all
forms of eye-strain. Our
glasses are made right and
"fitted right Our skill and
experience is your guarantee.
Charles H. Honest
OPTOMETRIST
Eyestrain Specials
M Pattoa At, opp. PoaMsra
INt
committee, held at
week, will be of Interest to all those
who wish to see tho road put thrown:
"The first meeting held In the In
terest of the Ashevllle-Charlotto-
Wllmlngton highway was held 8ep
tamber 34. 1917, 10 oountlei repre
sented, organized with 750 mem
bers. The second meeting held In
Monroe. May 29. It IS, 18 counties
represented. 2.000 members enrolled.
Third meeting, Beptember 24. 1919,
at Lumberton, N. C.
"The highway has received official
recognition and has been designated
as an Interstate highway by the sec
retary of agriculture and state high
way commission. Two hundred and
eighty miles has actually been sur
veyed and declared official projects.
Over J 1,800.000 federal aid fund ap
propriated. The road Is proposed to
run from Wilmington to the Tennes
see line approximately 424 miles
to be built of hard surface material,
road bed of 30 feet, hard surface
part 20 feet.
"The following work has been accomplished:
"New Hanover, completed her part J
or me worn; nrunswicK is punaing
Asheville yesterday morning and
Sunday night experienced 'the coldest
weather of the year, the official then-:
mometer standing at 4.S abovo sero
at 8 o'clock yesterday morning. On
January 4, 1918 the weather was zero
hero, but yesterday holds the record
since that time. 1
Calls wore received by plumbers
from all sections of the city for help,
many people having trouble with wat
er pipes In their homes and offices.
reported yesterday. . L '.J. . ? i . coloJPa lnetlr? red owing to frozen pipes, only one
Th firemen at 19:2a o'clock yester- " '" "" i "'o u;n enueu f a serious nature took place, when
day morning answered another call ,.,f"me" . . , . a kitchen range In the home of L.
to Sunset Terrace, the home of Miss w'"le. ,n.la?1' drlverfor H. A. q, Johnson at No. 1 Adams street
Rose Byrne, where a small blaze on fllf wea to ODserve ine neaa expioded yesterday morning, injur-
the roof was extinguished with small ma" al the Intersection of Haywood lng hI wlfa and chlld. j
loss. street and Patton avenue and as a cold wave lg 8ti on hcre bull
During the first five days of Janu I result he was before the court on n the weather bureau states that the
ary the firemen have answered ten ! charge or reckless driving. The case weatncr win probably bepin to get a
calls, although none of the fire was a8,lef Pen until February 6. when llttlo warmer today and tomorrow,
of serious nature. On New Year's Penland was Instructed to report to Peoplo ale warned, however to take'
eve live calls were answered, but Ir. the court to show that he has re- no cnances witn frozen water pipes i
every instance they were falso Placed the signal post, which wif and to cut off and drain all pipos. i
alarms, turned In. it Is believed by , completely broken off at the ground
boys bent on mischief making.
by the Impact.
Howard Smith
colored, driving a
Bible when tho speedometer of the
" " r l.l.1 AH mllna In Itn
SAYS SWEET BILL WTLIj truck for the Ashevlllo Transfer and ".. . i,. w-, c... Vuv.
COST S92.S!M.iM)0 YEARLY ' VZ,-,. Jh. on Haywood road In West Asheville.
' make the turn from Southside ave- i.,a.r" " B.e """" V" KLI
TrfiOTJTVrt't'rtV Tah C PAnnnsa
AOilliiUiUiii till. U .- 1. w.-a rilli 1 iUCIlL Ul a, IliiO
was Informed today by Director , " ? ,.""T.." T. ' .. ' t." J... for speeding.
war risk In- "r.' " "mT- ""k"' One "drunk"
Cholmely-Jones, of the
:..:r;'"S""'-w.;,lVr: Val. Lannlng. The parties to the ac
iLlCU owwi uji) liit'icaniiiB IJIQ lwv- . j , , . u-. 1 n r,
ernment compensation to disabled f"" Jrtl.":," .L. "lZ..V"..t.Z
e work; MrunswlcK is building 1 .ervc. men and liberalizing the In- ""y"'
14 miles, her part, six miles thereof . nmvi.inn. f th. war rlu am,ln ocing contmjca lor aays,
hard surface: Bladen- has graded her iaWi wouid cost $92,950,600 a year..0" Paympnt or the copt.
part of the road of 68 miles, built He asked thaMhe. f SO. 000,000 appro-! The cases against James Wilson.
bridges and put underground drain-1 prlated to carry out the new law be the young man from Badin, who was
age; llobeson Is grading ner part or 1 increased "to provido for this year's assaulteu by "Ked" BriK, wore con
faced the court, pray
er for Judgment being suspended on
payment of the cost in his case.
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Reinforcements Just Arrived !
Complete Assortments of Men's
Winter Underwear Now Ready
Express shipments just put in stock fill in
all the broken sizes so every one may be fitted.
Included are: Medium and heavy weight
cotton rib in two-piece and union suits, priced
at $1.50 and $2.50.
Duofold silk and wool in union suits only;
cotton and wool in one and two-piece suits,
priced at $3.50 to $6.50.
Vassar urjion suits, tailored to fit, mercer
ized cotton rib and silk, $4.35 to $ 1 5.00.
We Sell Men's Shoes
the road, 44 miles; Columbus In mass
meeting 10 days ago pledged herself
unanimously to a million dollar bond
Issue: Richmond is grading her part
of the work of about 30 miles; Union
has let a contract to grade her part
needs.
COTTON RATE ItEDTJCTIOV
I tlnucd until Tuesday morning's ses-
1 sion. on account of the absence of.
tirltt. A capias was Issued In the
case against him for gambling.
nr A OTJtvriTnv T e . on I
"'IT.? ! charged soldier from Oteen. was re-
of the road of 18 mll thrw leased from the city Jail late Katur-
naru Burmce, imiuui g mm , ,nnMd fnnlirht hv uajruilBinui.il Ulirr a lu
ton within the next six or 12 months fh ,,f' h.rH tv,. rH,,tir. worker at Oteen had advanced th
William A. Allen, tho recently dis-
i -ya
A Brighter
World
Through
OUR
GLASSES
wM have complete, thelrpart of 'the JJ- e reductlon
Weed or
Rid-O-Skid
.Chains
Make motoring safer during
winter months Vulcanizing
and retreading.
Agtata for Michelln Tires
and Tubes.
ST1T80N
KRVICR
ATiarica
STETSON TIRE
COMPANY
Broadway and Walnut Sta. and
ioutbxido Ave.
raonaa tin and toil.
Rutherford Is preparing to grade her
road bed; Buncombe has built a part
or her road.
"The road proposed will cost ap
proximately S30.00O a mile or $12,-720,000."
We have moved our en
tire stock to 47 Patton Ave.,
opp. Church St. Boston Shoe
Store. 1-6-7
nSuSINBSS MAN, WHAT ABOUT IT?
Dinner served in three minutes.
Vegetarian Cafeteria.
Opposite Postomce.
1-5-8 i
stood.
VOlXiIE SIIARRETT DIES
BRISTOL, Tcnn.-Va., Jan. 5. Vol-
d Are you groping through life in semi
i.. . darknens as a result of weak, iadia-
hls homo. Itiuct vision?
Alice Bates and Ada Redmon. both'1' wwa Pr of our glasses and
young girls of the city were before ct a ncw "P on Blllt happiness aud
the court charged with vagrancy. w """rl-
Ada Kedmon's case was transferred
u Tu..... i.J .i. .i J, to the Juvenile court for trial Wed
WO A Olio. I Cii ucu uuuv 1 jrritain, -ri,. v,.,- YJn t-(
died hero late yesterday afternoon "edA ft?0??
from the effect of wounds received 1rnhr!ld.Jn flrc' ' "hi!,Z U"s
on July 18. last. when, according to ?m.t,h chur'atu? tthoUBile
the police, he was shot by Charlie r?1"10.", be ?lett8 4 phyaU
Templln. a Mocal fireman. Tomplln cal condition. Her case wil be corn
has been under 1,000 bond since the "'udred 'LI",6!?,1"8"
w i after a report of the examining phy-
" ' I Kiclan has been made to tho court.
j v. -j. 17! Will F. Clark, a resident of Can-
MOVeCt tO neW IlOme at 47 1 dler, explained to Substitute Judge
'Pottrtn A vet rtvin fSrnivriri Q"y Weaver that he was cold und
w""v" trying to get home as quickly as pos
si. jjosion onoe snore, i-o-v ;
Ixok throntrh our crlasHoa
Into a new and brighter world.
"Becoming' Glasses Cost No
More"
DR. DENISON
OPTOMETRIST
(Eye-Strain Specialist)
25 Patton Avenne
Opp. Kress Store.
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K3 THE HALLMARK STORE.
Come in and let us show you
our
Peerless Washing Machine
. and Vacuum Cleaners
Best in the world. Easy pay
ment plan
WARD
ELECTRIC CO.
13 Battery Park Place.
Delco Light Products.
PHONE 440
STERLING SILVER POPULARITY
There is always a continuous demand for appropriate
trfts for the home, and the present tendency of many pur
chasers to economize, is evidenced by the selection of use
ful gifts, combining quality and reasonable price; hence
the demand for sterling silver. You will find our splendid
display of silver gifts, fulfill the three requremenU of use
fulness, quality and moderate coat, and you will also find
i b our stock a wide range of selection.
Arthur M. Field Co.
THE HALLMARK STORE.
Dependable
Drugs '
Put the burden on
us wben you are in a
great hurry with a
prescription and ex
ceedingly anxious
about its importance.
You can rely upon
our promptness and
absolute accuracy.
PHONC - lo
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COMFORTS'! COMFORTS!!
Soft, Warm and Serviceable
1-4 Off Former Selling Price.
Just a Few More Left Call Before They're All Gone
Burton & Holt
Furniture. On the Square
Let This Wonderful Machine Cut It Into
TemDtlnsr. Nourishing; Food for
Cows, Calves, Steers and Sheep
Wlife smIIV hssttsw hssssf smA mal hri ltsriaisT arv BtB bTtoas)
m eaa't afford to waate on alngio stalk of eon fodder. Thanki to
tho Invention of Uiia woadorfaJ maohina, saoat nam bo .longer laav
oomaialka la the Said to b IratoMrf down and waated. Thajr taka
tha oonuUlka. mmrm arui all, and jam tnem into u im roacnina. z.idi
Off noma thaoar (ia Biany localltlr 60 pr oeat of thm ar aotaali
W i k ..j . .kun ! a ra rmttlnar tha tnAAm '
Into amaj). cnoloa saoraels tkat maka isnrprioad bottar-Xat and baaf.
SMALLEY Cutter and Snapper
It Snaps Off the Ears and Cuts Fodder Mi at Same Time
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t Bra u wesiner is no roia ior nviq ausnm.
kanl In a few loada of cornstalk and do part of
your fauaklnc and fodder uattins in the barn.
With this maohlna yoa will always here plenty
of frWh feed Uut will keen your took la flrsi-olaaa
ooadluon
Oapaoltr, l&toftObvshele anappad com and 1H to
V4 tons dry fodder; 1 to IS tone oorr bay per hour
when tthredder head in need Small ffe eaa;luo
furulsUea niODle DOwtr
The iWerful Rmellerforrafaedrnttarwll) eJaw
(ire ou flnaremilta In dry feed cutting. Tow east
rwirnaae the plain macninanowandUsa blowar ana
rooks next fall. Cart-too; Ffwe
Xonk Into this winter cuttina; pmpoaftlon.
You'll be am axed at what a moneymakar the
Sroalley (tonblnad Snapper and Gutter la. Joat
ennd yonr mime on postal and by return nanll
ou'H pt our Uteat r eta log skowlng the entire
Ine of ameliey Uaoninea. (
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 : Your Jeweler
52 Patton Ave.
Near Postoffice
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
Distributors for Western N. C.
FOR ROASTING:
Veal, Lamb, Pork
and
Larded Pot Roast
STAR MARKET THREE PHONES-MIT
"We are successful caterers to a variety of appetites."
WARM AIR FURNACES
Car load received. Get yours now. Prices are advancing
on these. We can save you money and guarantee satisfaction.
W.H. ARTHUR
75-77 Broadway Sheet Metal Works
PHONE 2116
COLD WEATHER COMFORTS
FOR THE HOME AND AUTOMOBILE AND FOR
OTHER THINGS
Electric Warming Pads $9.50
Electric Radiators, each $11.00
Auto Steering Wheel Hand Warmers, pair $3.00
Auto Engine Heaters $4.00 and $5.00
Ford Pruning Spark Plugs, special, each $1.00
.Ford Hood and Radiator Covers . . . . . . .$3.50
Auto Lap Robe Locks $1.25
THE NEWEST AND BEST IN EVERYTHING IN OUR LINE
t
64 Patton Ave. Electrical Bldg. Opp. P. O.
P A R D E E C OA LIS COAL!
OPPORTUNITY
dees business on a strictly cash basis. The first
question is, "How much coal will I need, and how
much coal can I get," is the next question.
Call on CITIZENS TRANSFER & COAL CO.
And Let Us Help.
Phones 25981. T
FREIGHT AND FURNITURE MOVING.
THE SPIRIT OF GIVING
From year to year has the heritage of giving come down;
yet with the slow passing of years has the finer spirit of the
word been slowly ground away on the stone of selfishness.
At all times must we be happy to give if we take holi
days and every day. Labor must freely give introduction
what it takes in wages. We, who merchandise, must be will
ing to give in quality and service for what we take in profit
No gift can be a complete one unless we give ourselves.
Therefore, remember, when we when anyone wishes you
well, such wishes will carry you but to the bridge which only
the further gift of yourself will enable you to cross.
CLYDE T. MORGAN.
J. J. YA'
37 Haywood St.
Groceries and Service.
Phones 1715-1716
LET GLOBE EGG MASH
HELP YOUR HENS ,
LAY MORE EGGS
Your hens should be laying well
now; you can help them to produce
more eggs and at a low cost if you
will supply them all the
GLOBE EGG MASH
They will eat
ASHEVILLE SEED COMPANY
Call for a Calendar.
Cot .'College & Lexington. Phones 2177 and 2178.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Trunks, Hand Bags and Suit
Cases
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
23-25 Biltmore Ave. Phone 887
MEMBER OF
SPECIAL PRICE
on all
COFFEE
Ferndell Brand
EDWIN C JARRETT
12 N. Pack Souare and City Market
AO Bulk Goods Kept in Sanitary, Dust-Proof Bios.
THE BBST OF EVERYTHING
cMrUUJAS.
THE HIGH-GRADE HOB ART and CABLE
PIANO
WILL PLEASE YOU
SATISFACTION and SERVICE
x GUARANTEED
Dunham's Musk House
The Home of High Grade Pianos
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