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THE ASHEVILE .CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER1 3, 1913. ; ; i -' ' ' Society and personals m. mmt i.i MMlT - mm - 1 Th last organ recital of the turn iner eriea will be given in All Souls' ehsrch, Blltmor. tomorrow sfter BO At 4:18 clock, by Mr. P. Flax- iurtc-n Harder assisted by Mm. Har kr. ntrlto. Th program la taken frem th work of nichard Wagner. Prelude, "Parsifal." () Osod Friday Music, ...... .. "Parsifal." I (a) March Religious , ; nun '"Lohengrin." () Introduction to Act III and Bridal Music ............. "Lohengrin." -Vocl Sola "O, Dlvlna Redeemer" Gounod Mra Marker () Plltm's Chorua. "Tannhauaer.' (b) O. Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star . . "Tannhauaer' e) March, "Tannhauiter.' Eether Chapter No. IS 0. E. 8. will meet In regular session this evening la the MMOnto fcall at I o'clock. Vlalt tnf member are cordially Invited. Jt Jl Messrs, DuBols and Frithjoff Itee entertained laM evening about fifty of thr Crtenda of h younger set with & aupper dance at their home on Blltmor road. Supper was erved at (ill! o'clock, on the wide veranda which was lighted with electric lights and Japanena lanterns. Supper was .followed by dancing. "' J J. Mr. C'O. Mammlneer will enter lain Monday aUernonn at Grove Park Inn wHh tea from I o'clock to 7 o'clock. J J "" mm aurauv criage party . wan ytrdy afternoon by Mra Edwin L. Brown, Jr and Mr W. 8. McBWen, at th home of Mr. Brown on Cheatnut tret. The party waa given m honor of Mi Joseph Thwt Weaver. 0f High Polm. Mra. Oeort M. gwlft, of Oklahoma, Miaa Jones, of Tampa, and Mis Ulanr.he Ottnn-," of Durham. The feature of th afternoon waa th dainty little plnleJs. C Met filled with bon bona which war given by th hostease aa aouve titr to each gueat The guest of the anetnnon were: Mra Joseph T. Be. Wet, ta Wallace Devi. Mr. Clr mo Sawyer, Mra M. L, iMevena, Mm. JUchard J. Tighe, Mra C, A. Raysor, Mra L. L. Jenklna, Mra Jack Har per, of Hickory, Mra. Harold John- lira Frederick L. Hunt. Mr. Ony Cariton, Mrs. SI la O. Bernard, Mr Orenvlll Taylor, Mr. J. W,. faucet!. Mra Bragg, Mia",' Cooke, Mrs. A. Wllley, Mrs. Jeter C. Prltohard, Mr. Moorman, Mr tlenly rentartd, Mrs, Julian Wood voem MM frank WtaverrMr. fcwewswr Phillip. Mr. D, J. Dev. ntoh, Mr. J. W. Moort, Mr. B. Held HuH, Mr. J. M.v. prker, MM Bessie Lee, Mra Thomas S. Rol Unav Mr. Jtmit W.' Lahgley, of Ken tsk, Mr Iv'M. oudger;' Jr.Mra JuKkaO. MarU. Mia Mellle Furman Mi Mr. William Weaver, of Lelce. , y.:ry TH tournament for the cup pre sented by Mr. W. A. Knight has Men esncliided, tr. Charles B. Jordan winning the men's event and Mra,: TfeofflAMn Flfealef and Mra Clarence Hobart tying for first plac in the U!lec match. They will play out th U t their convenience. The scores mad in the tournament, twos by the , MM and three by th ladle, during ; til month of August are appended: Dr. Charles 8. Jordan, s; Mr. Henry B. King. I; Mr. A. 8. Barnard, t; Mr. Clarne Hobart, 1 Mr. J, J, MeOloky, li Mr. M. H. Sullivan, 1; Mr. A. O. Johnson, 1; Mr. J. B. Col, 1; Mr. E. H. Branch, lj Mr. J. B. LVOO, !; Mr. H. B. Btevens, Jr., It Mm Thompson Frailer, 6; Mrs. Clarsao Hobart, I: Mra A. S. Bam. ard. 4; Mis Mead, S; Mra Rollins, t: MM Todd. t. jt jl Mr. and Mra J. H. Scarborough, of Warren ourg, Mo,, were dinner guM last ewenlng at Orov Park Inn. Jl Jl , Mlas Mary Rodgars will entertain tAaoorrow afternoon at her home on Qtv tret With an Informal tea in honor of Miss Da via, cf Waalilng ton, D. Jl Jl Th Woman's Oulld, of Trinity church will meet with Mr. Frank Hewitt at 111 Montford avenue this afternoon at 4 o'clock. J J Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Camp, save a Children's Dresses Reduced Attractive little Onc-Piece Dresses, suitable for school wear. Gingham, madras, cbnmbray, rep, etc. : Plaids, stripes and plain colors. Neatly trimmed And well made in every respect. $1.60 to $5.00 Values, 75c to $3.75. All Children's Thin White Dresses Liberally Underpriced. GirPs Sweaters . $1.00 to $2.00 value 75c to $1.50. Gray, red and white. Just the light wrap needed ' for early fall wear or for school. i Interesting price concessions on all Summer Ready-to-Wear for Children, Misses and Women. I '--M. V. MOORE & CO. y 11 Patton Avenue. ' Careful attention given to mail orders. supper party Sunday evening at Mountain Meadows Inn, . and the guexts. nin-5 In number, motored out in their machines. Jl Jl The la ilk a' single In the annual tennis tournament final at the Coun try club were co.ncluded yesterday af ternoon with a score of ft-S; In favor of Mi Theresa Chapman. Jl jl The regular Wednesday night dance will be given thta evening at the Manor. Jl J The luncheon gucsi at. Grove Park Inn yesterduy were: Miss Ernest Helms. Miss Kate MrMillaird. Miss Kffey Perdue, of Vahlngton, D. C. Mr. William Hemmeck, of Washing ton, Mr. i:nd Mrs. Pucy fautel, of Monroe, La., Miss Ella Hard le, of New Orleans, Mr. Frank Hardle, of fUrnilngham, Ala., and Mr. William T. Hardle, of New Orleans. Jl .Jl A dance was given Monday vn- Ing by the younger at Cherokee Inn. About twenty couple war on the floor arfd a very delightful time was enjoyed, . Mr. Clayton Ilotrer ha rturnd home for a short vacation, Mr. Rog era holds a position in the engineer ing department of the U. 8. Coal and Coke company. Mr. O. 13. Edward ha arrived at the Battery Park Hotel from Jackson vtlle, Flo. Mr. and Mr. Porter King and MIbs Carolyn King, of Atlanta, (ia., will arrive today for a stay at Mountain Meadows Inn. Mrs, Augustus Shephard and her two children hav arrived from New York for a vUlt io her father and mother, Mr. and Mr. Arthur F, Hees, on Hlltmoi road. . Mr, h, C. Jennings, of OreenvKle, , has arrived In the city and la a gueat at the Battery Park hotel. Miss AdiUe Lou Knight ha arrtvtd from Florida for a stay at Margo Terrace, Mr. Chester A, Smith, of North Carolina, is a recent 'arrival at tbe Battery Park hotel. Mr. Garland Thomaason and Mr, Bamuel Fishctr have gone to Brevard tor a few day visit : Mr. and Mra. Edward Lyl with their nu nae and baby hav arrived ft6m"Atlanta.r 3a.; for a stay ut Mar go Terraca. J : . Mra Frank 9. Smith and two child ren have returned to th city after a visit of several month In Ksntuoky. Mr. ColUn. of Wehmond, Va,, I a recent arrival at th Battery Park hotel. Mis Frances Adams and Mia Amy Rhodes, of Columbia, 8. C, have ar rived at Mountain Meadow Inn for a stay. Mis Mary Roger ha a har guant at her home on Orov street. Ml Mary Ullmer Davis, formerly of Ashe vllle. Mra J. B. Btevens, of New Or leans, I & guest at the Battery Park hotel. Mr. Henry P. Biu-Uett has returned to his home In BLrmlnghajn, after a visit to th city. ., . . ! , . ,:.L. . Mr. and Mm. George le and daughter have returned to th oily from a tW wtk visit to Boston and Philadelphia. Mrs. Julian Woodcock who has beeji visiting In Boston and other etern olties ha returned to th city...... Mr. 1. M. Jon, of Macon, O.. ha arrived in the city and 1 a guast at the Battery Park hotel. Mr. and Mr. H. P. Cooper, of Chi cago, 111., have arrived at Orov Park Inn .tor a few week stay. Mr. C, P. Riglor. the new assistant secretary of the local Y. M. C. A., l expected to arrive In tho city today from Waco, Tex., and will at once assume his duties. Mr. Rollo McCain, of Canton, ar rived In the city Sunday from At lantic City, Baltimore. New York and Washington, where he ha been pending hit summer vacation. Mr. McCain will return Monday to Canton to amume hi former dutie. Mia Ten Adams left Monday for her home in Greensboro after a visit of several week to Mies Helen Nlchol. Mr. and Mra, R. J. Hherrlll have returned to th city - from a few week visit. U New York, Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Washington. Mr. M. A. Zimmerman and Mr. B. J. Zimmerman, of New Orleans, are guest at Margo Terrace. Mr. II. P. Brown ha arrived In the city from Chicago, III.,' and Is a guest at the Battery Park hotel. Mr. E. B . ' Chase, or Columbia, B. C.,-A among th recent arrival it the Battery Park hotel. Mr. Ounn and her daughter, Miss Blanch Gunn, of Durham, ar In the city visiting Mra. Hester and Mra Ed win L. Brown, Jr. Mr. Robert Mable, of Charlotte, Is a guest at th Battery -Park hotel. Mr. Walker Hill, Jr.. of St. Louis, ku arrived at Grove Park Inn to Join hi family who have been guests at the Inn for vre4 week Mr. and Mr. Thoma H. Wright, of Portsmouth, Va,, hav returned home after a vllt In the city. Hr. A. P. Wright and Mis Ann Wright, of Thomaivllle, Ga,, are re cent arrival at Margo Terrace. Mr. E. R. Kirk, of Atlanta, Qa., ha arrived In th city and is guest at tha BatUry Park hotL Mrs. Carlton Miller, of Atlanta, Ga is spending th summer at Arden. Mra Fred M. Bneed ha arrived at th Battery Park hotel from New- burg, N. T.' Mis Blanch F. Randolph and Mis Wright, of New York, are guest at Mountain Meadow Inn, Mr. W. F. Randolph, who 1 spending th season at her summer homo "Portman Villa" Black Mount ain, was In th city yesterday. Mr. R. 3. Calloway, of Atlanta, Ga., 1 In the city a gueat at the Bat tery Park toofel. ... . ..... Vr T T .Taoktln nf Mawhurch. N. T., U a recent arrival at th Bat tery Perk hotel, Mr. il, Y. Hybarger, of Parna, HI., 1 a guest at the Battery Park hotel. Mr, arlma, Ml Marl Orlma, and Mia Adela Grimm, who have been gueat for several week at the Man or hv gon to Mountain Meadow inn for a.atay. , ,, Mr. H. Batterham and Mis Lily Batterham Imv returned home after snendlng two week with friends near Richmond, Va. Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Conner, of Hat tlesbursr. Must., hfcva arrived In the city and ax guests at Margo Ter race. Mr. J. F. Perry, Mr. J. S. Perry. Mis Perry and Mr. A. 8. Perry, of New Orlean. ar occupying "Pine Tree" cottage at Mountain Meadows Inn, Mrs. H. M. Price and Mis Lucia Price, of Mobil, Ala., hav arrived at Margo Terrace for a slay. Mr. L, P. McKlnnon, of Brunswick, Ga., 1 a gueat at Margo Terrace. Mr. a.nit Mra. Allen Jones, of Colum bia. 8. C. who hav been in th city visiting Mr. and Mrs. William John ston t thalr home In Grov Park left the city yesterday morning for Columbia, S. C. Mr. W. B. McdClnnon, of Bruns wick, O., ha arrived In the city and t a guast at Margo Terrace. Mrs. Preston Brtdjw and her three daughter Ml Bessie Brldgers, Mis Ruth Brldgers, and Miss Ernes tine Brldger. ar gueU at the Manor. Mr. and Mr. 8. L. Lumber and Miss Lumber, of Memphis. Tenn., are recent arrival at Margo Terrace. Mlsa H. C. Griffin, of Hoboken, N. J., is among the recent arrival at Grov Park Inn. Mr. Addison White, of Albany, N. V., ha returned to th city from trip to Wayneaville. Dr. Haney Bell, who ha been the gueet of hi brother, Mr. lndon C. Bell, for the past several day, ha returned to hi horn at Lynchburg. Va. Mis Annie Bell, of Virginia, la visit ing at the home of her brother, Mr. Landon C. Belt All day and all night automobile tervlc through Bummer Season. phon lit dy. Langren hotel alter li o'clock night. Chamber A Weaver Co, NEW LANDS FOR HETTLERS. MILES CITY, Mont., Kept. 2. Hun dreds of persons stood in line when the government land office In this city wus opened this morning to receive application for land in the Port Peck Indian reservation in the upper hnlf of Dawson county, In this state, which has been thrown open to settlers by the national government. The land Includes some of the most fertile sec tion In the wheat belt of Montana, 4S7.000 acres are classed as agricul tural land 738,000 acre as grazing land and 1!,000 a mineral lands. Ap plications must "be filed between today and Sept. JO, at the lnd offices of Mile City, Glasgow. Havre and Great fall a the fin) drawtn fa al. lotment will br hel at OlaMrow tmi Best It, 1 mmwm small OFHCES TOBE..EXUillED Inspectors Appointed to Ex amine Men Wanting Of fices Less Than SISCl. . (By' George II. Manning). WASHINGTON, Sept 2. Inspector have been r detailed by the postofflc department to examine applicants for all potitoff Ices In North Carolina hav ing a salary of leas than f 180 a year.' The applicant for this class of offices are not required to take competitive examination a are those receiving salaries between $180 and 11,000 a year, wtilv'h have lately been placed under the civil service. The inspectors will give notice through the . county papers as to where thoy will bo at certain times to make Inquiry regarding those de slrous of caring for Uncle Barn's smallest class of podloffices. Person:,! fitness will be a material considera tion as will also the facilities the ap plicant can jffer for handling the puslness of the office. The inspectors will make their re ports to he department, giving the ratings of the different applicants with regard to fitness and facilities Of- fered, and in most cases the depart ment will call upon the congressman representing that district to secure the benefit of any knowledge he may have regarding )the desirability of any"! of the candidates. MATTERS OF RECORD The following deeds of bargain and sale were filed for record with the county registrar of deeds yesterday: W. R. Cowan and wife, Clara Cow an, of Atlanta, , to W. L. Lunsford. certain property located In Cowans Cove, in Buncombe county; coniid eiatlon, 1429.61.' W. I' Lunsford und wife, 8. K. Lurusford, tot ,Horrate M. Lunsford and wife, Nola Lunsford, oertalti property located In Cowan Cove, ad Joining the lands of General Wtl3on; consideration $234.38. Frank L. DcVane, commissioner, to Harry L. Klnkehtteln and Neil Fin klesteln, certain property located on South Main treet and known a the C. S. Cooper1 storehouse and lot; con sideration 110,000. David H. Ray and wife to Moun tain Retreat ' - association, certain property located' in the town of Mountain R6treat; consiaeratioh 1230. J. Axth'ir Henderson and wife to the Mountain Retreat Association, certain property located In the town of Mountain Retreat: $10 and other .valuable considerations. ' J. a-Kaxreil-4uid Susan P. Farrell to C. R. Oook, certain property' lo cated on the west. side of Newfound road; consideration, $500, C. It, Cook and wM 'o J. O. Far rell, certain property located In Limestone township; $10 and other valuable consideration. Marriage, License Issued. John H. Heed to.Effle L. Ballard. Hoy Stiver to Budl Henaluy. William Held to Clara Bhand. MEMORIAL ALTARS. Wihere shall their dust be laid? On the mountain' starry crest, Whose kindling ' light ar signals mads To the mansion of th blest: No, no, no! For bright though the mountain be, It has no gem in its diadem Like the life-spark of the tree I Where shall their dust be laid? On the ocean's stormy shore, With wtUlIng woods, at thxsir back ar rayed. And shouting sea before: No, no, no! For, deep as Its water be, They have jio depth -like the faith Which fired The martyrs of the free! WSiero shall their dust be laid? By the v alley's greenest spot. As it ripples down, In leaps mid shade, To the blue forget-me-not: No, no, -no t For, green as the valley be, It has no flower like the bleedlng Ileart Of the heroes of th free! Or where muffled pageants march, Through the spired und chiming pale, To the chancel-rail of Us oriel arch, rp tho organ-flooded aisle: No, no, no! For, grand as th .minsters be. They could never hold all the knight ly hosts Of JACKSON and LEE! Where shall their dust b laid ? In the urn of the Human Heart, Whore Its purest dreams are first dis played And Us passionate longings start: Yes, ye, ye! By Memory's pictured wave, Is a living shrine (of the dead we love, In th land khey died to save! J. C. Wallace formerly of th' American Wagon' Co., has moved to his old stand on the corner ' of Lex ington Ave., and Willow street and will be glad to have his old customers to call and see him. Jit. O, V, X M. '. JACktfO.V Ky.. Sept. 2. The state council of the Junior Order of the United American tlechanivs opened it annual session her today in the pres ence of more than fiv hundred del egates representing nearly eVery sec tion of the state. The opening exer cises were held at., tho court house, which, like the rest of the city. Is handsomely decorated in honor of the visitors. The session will close on Thursday, " ' Opening of th Matney School la ,DoLUDtied tiil BautemW.Xl. jit. Jon Marche Summer jfyparel Jtill further Reduced In our plan of merchandising there is no place for these summer garments. We have reduced the price again and are offering about the best bargains of the year. -.- , About sixty-five Dresses, gathered from all lines, in white and colors, former price up to $10, are to be sold at the low price of A few Lingerie Dresses, prettily made, up to $20.00 values, are offered at v $8.75 One lot of $1.25 Lingerie ' and Voile Waists,, nanoiing, an sizes, are going at C9c - , j One lot of $1.25 and $1.50 Lingerie ' Waists. fresh, good numbers, are priced at ., ; - . . , ; 98c - ' ' ' 'A few Wash Dresses, in white linene, ratine and tan linn. are priced at just one-half regular price. - Miss Cruise MANICURING AND HAIR DRESSING SHOP. Experienced Marlmello operate who treat all diseases of the skin and remove those unsightly u perfluous hair, moles and warts without pain. 28 HAYWOOD. PHONE 16 Visit THE PRINCESS TO-DAY TEAGUE & OATES Prescription DRUGGISTS Oates Building on the Square H. A. BROWN & CO. General Contractor U Tnpt Coarl Bid Phone Ml Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. H. L. FINKELSTEIN LOAN OFFICE. 23-25 S. Main St. Phone 837 E. D. Moore Depot and Bartlett 8M, Shoes and Furnishings. MORPHINE WHISKEY and TOBACCO Habits Cured Without Pain or Restraint at Cedarcroft Sanitarium, Lebanon, Tennessee. We do not use the immediate with drawal, or so-called "knock-out" method, but recoa-niie a well-directed gradual reduction as th only humajto and painless method. We never for cibly withdraw the drug or stimu lants, but having no physical demand for their use our patients give them up of their own accord. Licensed under special law which give same standing as state institu tions; Endorsed by Stat and county officials, physicians and ministers; Treatment involve no suffering no restraint; Equipped with every mod ern convenience: NO FEB CHARGED UNLESS CURB IS EFFECTED. Suc cess ulhommethodJor thooejwhij, cannot come to us. Address t)R. POWER CRIBBLE, Supt. Cedarcroft Saaltariujn. Box 890. Lebanon. Ten. Shoe Department Just Opened Jfutumn Merchandise Con stantly Arriving The great Anniversary Sale cleared our shelves and tables' of nearly all summer goods' and we- are now showing splendid assortments of Fall merchan- -' dise. Every department has received shipments of Fall Goods. --"-. . "- ' c There are many new silks, imported and domes tie, for your approval. Fall trimmings .have Arrived : and they work in with the piece goods very nicely. Ladies' Home Journal Patterns, with the new Fall styles, are on sale at the Pattern Section; Here you can obtain an idea of what to wear for Fall Free Demonstration Beginning September 3rd, we wiU have ' with us two women demonstrators of electrical appliances who will explain the use of same and of electric lighting in the house. Anyone inter ested in the subject may secure the usesof this expert service by telephoning Asheville Power and Light Company PHONE 69 There is no Music House in the State. THAT SELLS PIANOS AT PRICES MORE REASON ABLE THAN FAIfS MUSIC HOUSE WE HAVE GOOD PIANOS AT $175.00 OTHE11S FOR 200 TO $600 ON TERMS TO SUIT ANTBODT WE INVITE A CRITICAL lLXASlI.NATIOX AM) COMPARISON ilyiT "TT Zinflel's Suonlv of Mother's Bread. The best iir-V n i xt that's "Bread" in the south, Winter Coal Now phone m . And be sure you give some thought I to the kind of coal you buy. There's lots of difference in coal. i. It's all black, but like silk, there's dllZCHS difference in "texture,". M. & W. INDIAN COAL has stood the test Xr1flSf?F of more thRn a decade and has IU113IVI won Its plac at the head of the f coal sold in Asheville purely on vl merit. SSSSSS 4a Patron Ave, Carolina CoaWICo. Pb0M 25 60 Patton Ave. Druhmor Bldf. We ar prompt, reliant and mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm. responsible. Merchant' baul- lng, fumltur morlac, storar. I,, . i , I, packlnf and ahlpplng. Prosipt BILTMORE -ayw?vr ICE CREAM ' t-k I made at Biltaiore Dairy de- , '. livered anywhere in the tOT the Best . ... city well packed. ELECTRIC iL FIXTURES Walker s Drug Store w. a. ward 183 Phones 132 12 Battery Park Place. . .. Telephone 449. flOBO Were you ever a hobo? Some ol Our best men were and are even yet in a sense, hoboes. You need not now: think of "crossing over the river" if you have Bright' Disease or any kidney or bladder trouble, but go to your dealer and get that great new medicine Hobo Kidney ana Bladder Remedy manufactured from roots and herbs of Southwest Louis- 8iger,- La. 'Ask for "A Storv Trmrs Strang but True." lt' free. slightly rumpled from ; f Do Your SHOPPING At The IRACKET STORE n-i6s.jfaM-st.-n JLmm il 1
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