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I Till AClIL .iLLE GAZETTS-KSVS . '1 It- - uu II W Bacfc From Western i ion it 'our Y I - i o ,4 3- -I . . I An ' '; ' J l'i . M M H -. ! ! i The Ladies-Outfitter ; New things arriving every day for Women and Children. ' Remember our Millinery Department. PHONE 471 MM IMIMH IUIHIIIMIHHM FASHION'S FADS AND FANCIES '(irrtsiirnloiic of The Ouzel !-News. New York, May 3. Nutwilhstaiitl iiiK numy prediction tn tlie contrary Minima will In- burn as usual ilurliiK Ihr milling summer. The plainness" la n.'utliularly notii-euljle IhiM year. A lew lin ks ami a frill are the sole uiinniliiif in many on.se.i, ui these is a siieiile bnnillUK ol' tmliruiil.T.v iiitru diueil down the front. Hut, materials. In the euse of the best walHts, are lieautifully fine, und some r these ex liilBitely line blouses with daintly run I , i ri tiieks and a pleated frill almiK one. Hide nf the front and quite as at trac tive and in mueh better taste than the honeycombed lace 'awn mod els of a lew seasons ago. A muniuisu lilmisu fur wear with tailored suiis was made in this fashion, the material lieing linn French batiste. Half-im li tucks were run across the front from ulioulder to bust, continuing all the way down the front as the center was reached. The blouse fastened toward the left, and the edge was finished with a shaped frill of the Inwn some four inches wide at the top and tap ering to a point at the bottom. Down the center front of the blouse went a row of fine Hamburg embroidery. The sleeves of this waist, in bishop style, were gathered inti cuffs of tuck ing and the upper sleeve was made smaller by rows of tucks running fro mthe top down to about the el bow. Many colored effects ore shown in It's The Sure Dandruff Cure Men and women, be sensible, what's (lie use of wasting time and money trying lo drive dandruff and dandruff germs from the scalp when Smith's Uvug Ktoro guarantees Parisian Sage tn completely rid your scalp of dand ruff in two weeks or money back. Mrs. F. J. Moreau, 0 Oak street, Concord, N. H., wrote Nov. I, 190!), "Parisian Sage has done wonders in my case as a dandruff cure, for my si alp was In a bud condition. "Hair doesn't fall out as bud, the new is making its appearance fast. Am still continuing Its use.'' In over a thousand towns in Amer ica news of the marvelous cures of Parisian Sage are spreading. It is undoubtedly the greatest hair grower in the World. It will stop itching Benin and fall ing hair In two weeks, or money Iiack. It refreshes the Bcalp, gives It a de lightful, comforting feeling, and is not sticky or greasy. It puts the radiance of sunshine into woman's hair, and women who use it regularly are sure to compel admira tion. It makes women's hair grow profusely; yet Bilky and lovely. A largo generous bottle only costs GO cents at druggists everywhere and at Smith's Drug Store. Girl with the Auburn hair on every bottle. Mail orders filled, charges prepaid by Oiroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, N. Y. the new summer shirt waists some or lliem are very preuy. i i white batiste waist, tucked across the front, has a pleated frill bordered with blue and white dotted lawn, and the dotted lawn also finishes cuffs and collar. This blouse would be very dainty willi a blue serge suit. A pink and white cotton voile blouse in tiny stripes bud a plain pink lawn frill set under the striped one of voile, and pipings of the plain pink were used on cuffs and collar. This model was also shown in green and white and was much admired. Lingerie blouses, like the tailored styles, show more fineness of material and less elaboration of trimming than formerly. Very dainty models of sheer batiste, tucked all the way across front and buck und with three-quarter sleeves finished with tucked cuffs may be purchused for very little and by adding a few yards of good lace may be transformed into handsome blouses that could not be purchased for twice the price. Many women, undoubtedly, will be pleased to hear that Dutch necks are still in vogue and promise to remain thus during the hot and summer sea son. Nothing so cool and comforta ble for hot summer days was ever devised, and one pities the poor mas culine folk who may not doff their horrible linen collars and go about with their throat bared to cooling breezes. The woman who cannot stand the severe test of a round Hutch neck may have her high boned stock if she will, or she may wear one of the coquettish little French frills which encircle the throat, lying Hat like a collar and finished with a pert, becoming bow of dark velvet under the chin. Women have not put aside black with the coming of spring days and springtime colorings and a surprising number of black street costumes are to be noted wherever fashionable folk congregate. Many of these costumes aro in sort satiny black silk and chif fon, silk and etamino. silk and cash mere or serge, or all silk, and they usually take the form of trotting frock and coat, the coat being entirely of the silk, while the frock is largely of the other material trimmed with the silk. Often the frock skirt Is o." silk up to where it meets the coat. Some exceedingly good looking tai lored models are In a black raw silk, which probably bears the nami' of some kind of pongee, and ..(Idly enough several of the smartest models of this type seen recently have been trimmed in a black silk of high lustre or satin. One model froin France which was particularly trig and know ing looking was of the black raw sill; with pipings of black satin and had a rurlous Kton or bolero Jacket ar rangement with a collar of Japanese blue embroidery. v Less soutache embroidery Is seen than last season, yet It appears effec tively on many of the most iiieccss I'ul models. Tavernler has froik which has been copied frequently and with various modifications. In one version it Is of white crepe, a simple I atliie and skirt, the latter trimmed In a deep flounce of Valenciennes iace ii i ii . i: s i i vm. i ,v f ill nit w if J ::.v J Si J : II m r, A I I " W . 4SMN - ; t. ir 11 I i J r ..- i , iii I r : .- I Th it v j n - ' -wiau&T- rMl TWCSIDE-NT TArT ATD RMlTVr AT HOME, car" May ti. President Tuft arrived Ilii Washington from his remained in h ur tintil 7:S0, been planned in inain was to suit a- s. t'ollaiM are I ron t point, or broad in effect; Some il lliem while other ex- It Will Take Months to Get Ready for a Sale Under Order of Court. A. H. Burroughs, who. under an order of Judge Pritchard was ap pointed receiver of the Toxaway com pany, was in the city this morning on his way to Lake Toxaway to lake charge of the property. The receiv ership was instituted upon complaint of n. B. Arrlngton, a representative of the Dukes, who hold the majority of the $272,000 outstanding bonds. . . It is the intention of the receiver to issue $10,000 fn receivership certifi cates, as provided In tne oraer ap pointing a receiver, and pay oft the taxes, insurance premiums, ero., on the hotele. These certificates become a lien on the property. This promises to be a very compli cated suit and It will take some months time to get the titles of the property In shape so it enn be sold under order of the court. When the sale is ordered, it is expected that the property will be bought in by the Dukes, who want it for water power development. It noi" seems probable that since the property is in the hands of the court, some arrangement will be made for leasing the resort hotels to some hotel man this summer. It will be some time before this enn be arranged. CatcheraMitts and Mask .worn by leading backstops of the big leagues, college and independent teams. Patented features in both that we. control exclusively. V". 70 Afa'i guarantor Satufactten and Parftet Goa. t Reach Offidti t Baa Quld.- Mt st your dilr fKEE SASr..BAlX QATALOCUE. A. J. REACH CO jOn B-VKIXG, BROILIXG, nn,, 1XO, STVIXCJ AND FRYI.N,? and all other manner of cookln. have everything you are am 1 1 quire In kettles, pots, pans. - Cooking utensils here which would ,! quire a great big catalogue tn 1 merate. Kind out what you want see If we haven't it In ,,2 have not. we can get t without yl of time. Frankly we desire y0Uf ! tronage and hope to merit It. Asheville China Co,, C N. Pack Square. Phone ill r. amsi-e'v- wr.co?c WXICM TKEOSOSC Washington. weslern tour at ::! this morning, lie and then was driven to the White II i inset with Vetenian inotli'.j. T'.iis flounce Is wegihled down by ,i .vole border of "anlinue'' printed soiuacbe. The soutache not only outlines the de sign but is massed in scroll design her; and there over the surface. ers of the soutached cotton are ti'i- bodice, which is largely of lace, and bands of the trimming lib stcoes of crepe. The pelerine of the period of lin. but ;p modernized form, has a'liv. d. Drecoll was one of the liii.t Paris designers to show what a eiia niiim little tiling an adaptation of a sc-irf can be. Of suple cloth or sill; chif fon or net, the pelerine may li I isb ioned. It Is best when made In Mao h the gown. It is even sin -! n'l., worn with a separate skirt a : its blouse to match. At any rib-, there is a wonderful possibility in the gar ment, for the chaiiges me legion, the effect always charming. When view ed from the front the pelerine has the effect of a crossed fii hu. This is quite attainable when the soft silk is used. The narrow ends encircle the waist and tie in a butterfly bow at tne hack. Or, il the material be per ishable, the bow can be permanent and the fastening secured by a hook. At the buck this little wrap is cape like, dropping In folds over the shoul ders. The top edge is kepi in shap" by the narrow collar: the lower part is finished with a ruffle of the saine material, of i liitTun. that exactly matches the shade of the vvrap, or by long silk Iringe thai is agiln In vading fashion s realm. The sailor dress and the nildly blouse have rendu d a state of per fection, so far as pattern and work manship go, that makes them more than ever desirable for little boys and girls as well as for older girls, and even for their youtbrul mothers who need the outing garment for campim or seashore wear. It Is not now pos sible to escape the becoming line in the middy garment, sine they Ii tv. nous figures ami la. elongated ns to He they are short and they are even sipi.ne are of moderate size, tend down, covering I he shoulders and nearly half of tin- back Many of the turbans displayed in the fashionable millinery shops are iulte simple, esiing Xar 4own on the bead, and of such a convenient round ness that the trimming may be shift ed from back to either side at thel pleasure of the miiL-r. A softenln.T touch of plaited . hilTon. net or luce Is used on the nn ler surface of the straw brim. This K just the relief that many women ri'iniie, for the straight line of straw n. r..ss the forehead is trying in Its demand for good features. lioses and m.-ire ribbon-are used nn, many of )e turbans. The colors may be the bale pastel shades of 1niff, pink nn dblne and look exteremely well when tiii -mlng the favorite leg horns. Tul!. net and gauze are be ing w Inc.! uiT. delight, lor the trnns- es an iridescent effect ' of the material In stable lightness of parency pre r.nd the .u; siires a weight. l'i ." 1 1 U.VCK FA 1 R BANKS. WHEAT HEARTS GRIDDLE CAKES (Superior to Buckwheat.) Anil liiliuliely More Digestible. To one , up of WHEAT-HEARTS add one cup nf flour, one teaspoon of salt, two tensions of baking pow der, one tabiespoonful of brown su gar, one well beaten egg, and suffi cient sweet milk to make a thin bit ter. I take on hot, well greased grid dle, and serve with syrup. 3d Tomorrow is the Day! Grand illinery ROYAL .AT THE PALAIS 5 South Main Street. Wo have received five lmndretl TTntribraed Shapes for Ladies, Misses and Chil dren and every one of these have heen reduced one-half off. Think of it. Hats worth $3.00 in all the Popular Shades on sale for $1.50. Hats worth $2.00 on sale for i $1.00. Hats worth $1.00 reduced special for tomorrow 50c. Rememher we trim hat. "free for women, misses and children. Visit our suit department Our salesman,- Mr; Lettnian, will greet you with a smile to show you the best values ever offered. One lot of Wash Skirts worth $1.75, special for Saturday. . ..... ... 98c See our Wash Suits, the $5.98 kind, all reduced for Saturday.'. $3.98. Ladies' Shirt Waists, a splendid line to select from, ('all for the Juctean -Vaist, guaranteed to lit. ; - beauties. ( pi Special bargains in Ladies', Misses' nnd Children's Parasols. They are heautii me nnd see them. One lot of Parasols, no two alike, drummers' samples, range rices from $1.50 to $2.50, on sale for tomorrow, special... ... ... . $1.19. Automobile Coats a full line to select from, flood variety to select from. See our line of cine "piece Presses. i The Delegates and Visitors in Attendance Upon THE GREAT SOUTHERN METHODIST CQWFEREWCE WOW 1 SESSIORI Are .'cordially invited 0 TRe Ameripan National Bank ef For the safekeeping of their pocket-funds while in the citv Or for rransfprr.no- fnnc fn nfhef points. : x ' . ;: ; ,-; ' .- , : - - :-:-1-:- Small pocket check books furnished for ready and convenient use. ' on any point in tlife United. States, and on the I I . . , " ' I Convenient location, courteous attention, and correct service. M I JNO. H. CARTER, President. , C. J. HARRIS, Vice-Pres. H. REDWOOD, Vice-Pres. R. M. FITZPATRICK, Cashier;' t' ' . ' ' - - - . ..... H ;
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