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They will receive promjpt attention and will be accu
rately filled. Our mail order list extends over Western
North Carolina. Have we your name?
fion Marche
phone 338
Cfordon ftosiery" in Summer
Weights
Our stock of sheer, light weight hose for warm
weather wear is now at its best.
The Gordon Hose are not guaranteed to wear six
months or anything like that, hut they are good sor
viceable stockings that are pretty. The name of "Gor
don" is a byword in the homes of the better dressers.
They come in cotton, lisle thread, silk lisle and silk
hose. This gives you an assortment of weights and
kinds to choose from that makes shopping here a
pleasure.
When yon come in and ask for a size in the hose you
like most, you can depend on getting it. We keep a
large duplicate stock which makes this possible.
"Gordon" Cotton Hose are priced at 15c to 25c pair.
"Gordon" Lisle Thread Hose sell for 25c and 50c pair
"Gordon" Silk Lisle Hose are priced at 35c and 50c
pair.
"Gordon" Silk Hosiery, in embroidered and plain,
sells for $1.25 to $3.50 pair.
Centemeri Kid Qloves jtfre CJood
They look well and wear better. En fact tliev are the
standard of excellence in kid gloves. Ask those who
wear them.
Tan, grey, brown, black and white. Centemeri kid
glow are priced at $1.50, $1.90 and $2.00 pair.
Kayser's silk gloves jn all colors aiv priced at 50c up.
Jhe jlfnnex Js Displaying
Delightful Jpting garments
The showing here is the
broadest in the history of our
Ready-to-Wear Department.
We have a line we are proud
to show every garment new
every gtyle authentic. It
has been our object to improve
as we grow. The Annex is
sightly with its handsome show
windows and beautiful inte
rior. Ron Marche 's Coat Suits are
well known for their individ
uality of style. There is some
thing a ltitle different in the
tailoring of our garments. It's
not easy to define, but it's very
noticeable even to the casual
observer.
They are priced at $17.50
$20.00 to $36.00, in white, gray,
tan, brown, blue and black.
A full line of Summer Dresses in lawn, gingham,
cotton voile, cotton Marquisette, cotton foulard,
silk foulard, pongee, messaline, silk Marquisette
over foulard and linen are here.
A more comprehensive showing would be hard
to find. Prices range from $2.50 to $35.00.
Jpeciai on Poplins and
mercerized Rajahs
Prices are to be cut to the quick on these materials
during this week. There will be but one lot at one
price. But in this lot are goods than range in price up
to 50c yard. .
We have the following colors: tan, red, pink, laven
dar, light blue, navy and black. All solids. A num
ber of pieces of tan Rajah with different colored figures.
They are 27 inches wide. The prices range from 25c,
35c to 50c yard. . , , ,
On the front sales tables all this week at 15c yard,
few tfeakmar Daily
Our assortment of
Painty Neckwear is
fever changing. No
sooner does one ship
ment arrive than an
other is necessary, so
popular has become
our showing. There is
no doubt that this nev
er ceasing changing is
Jthe potent factor in
bringing the Neck
wear trade there. Wo
men desire variety,
that's what they get
here.
Jabots, Tabs and
Dutch Collars at 25c
to $3.50.
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A Complete Assortment of l?al aces
Many people are purchasing their lingerie dresses for
summer wear. Val Laces are to be used a great deal in
these dTesses this season. Come in and look through
our Lace Book. Prices range from 5o to 50c yard.
Dutch Ifeck "King" Waists at jflnnex
They are made of pure trish Linen. Strictly ' Tail
ored which makes them very desirable for outing wear.
We now have all sizes and have re-ordered so as to
keep this stock up. Price is $3.00.
REPUBLICANS
NOT NAM
L
EATICKET
Executive Committee at Meeting Late
Saturday Decides not to Op
pose (Democrats.
The republicans of Ashevllle have
definitely decided that they will not
put out a municipal ticket this year
to oppose the democratic nominees.
This announcement was made by
Chairman T. J. Haxklns of the repub
lican city executive nommlttee, follow
ing a meeting of the committee in Mr.
Uarklns's law offices late Saturday
afternoon. While some of ihc repub
licuns were in favor of putting out a
ticket the view that there was no
chance of electing any portion of the
Ucket and that defeat would not help
the republican omiso. Republicans
and democrats alike, however, arc In
terested In the school bond question
wherein the people are lo vote on
issuing 150,000 In bonds, ami also In
the proposed "curfew" law. The peo
ple will vote on these two propositions
May I.
FSIL 10
Sirs KQRBLEY
Flynn-Kaufman Fight
. Second Week in May
Are Working Girls to Be Excluded from
Naval Academy Dances ?
He Asks.
Uo.,d results always follow the use
.f Foley Kidney Pills. They rive
prompt lellef In all caaes of kidney
and bladder d orders. Try them.
Sold by all druggist.
Washington. April 14, An apology
from Captain John M. Itowyer, super
intendent of the T'nlted States naval
Mcademy, to Miss Mary M. lieers and
her father. Professor Heers of Yule,
has been ordered by the secretary of
the navy for a slighting remark about
Miss Peers made by some one at the
idemy us a result of her attendance
at a reception at a recent hop there.
Ml?s Beers was governess In the fam
ily of IJeut. Tarrant and her escort
was later Informed that he should not
havo Invited the young lady because
of her position.
In explaining the incident In a letter
to Representative Korbley of Indian
apolis, who called the matter to hU
attention, Secretary Meyer says: "It
rrew out of a misunderstanding of the
status of the young lady." The sec
retary expressed the regret cf the de
partment and advised the congress
man of the instructions for a letter of
apology. This, however, doea -lot sat
isfy Mr. Korbley, according to a state
ment he issued Saturday night
"I asked for the facta," Mr. Korb
ley declared, "and the secretary of
the navy has not given the facts. I
shall repeat my request for the facts.
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ALL GARS TRANSFER TO A jf)
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Special for this
Week
$15.00 new Pongee DreBses $10.00
$18.00 Messaline Dresses $11.98
$7.50 Lingerie Dresses, embroidered $5.00
$7.00 Chiffon Panama Skirts, new style $5.00
White Linens, Crash Suitings, Art Linens, lower than
Mr More. Bee our 36 inch Pure Linens at 25c and
33c. These linens sell at 50c in other places.
Buy your long Silk Gloves in our Special Bale this
week.
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Gazette-News Advertising Pays.
"Jim" Klynn, the Pueblo fireman, and "Al" Kaufmans, the California
heavyweight, hae been matched at Kansas City to light ten rounds there
the second week In May.
I also rear ft the Inclvllitv shown t
Mlsa Beers and the Inevitable embar
rassment she has suffered, but expres
sions of regret do not explain. The
newspapers have reported that a mid
shipman waa reprimanded for Inviting
a working girl to a dancing purty.
Now cornea the secretary of tho navy
and the superintendent of the sr hool
saying that 'the Incident grew out of
a misunderstanding of the stc.v of
the young lady Is It to be Inferred
from this that girls who take emp'ov
ment from necessity are to be exemd
ed from the naval academy dances T"
Representative Korbly refuse to
accept an apology from Naval acade
my HUtlioritlea aa sufficient amends
for the alleged snubbing of Mlsa.
Deem
lie iddreasod
-" r -it r is Maajssi - jfcsjj i
of
pat
a letter to Hecre'rry
Tr atonal
KlmkMlad Soldier
In Review
Hun Antonio. Teg,, rll 14 Ten
thousand men in khaki passed in re
view before Ma). ,,.. Carter at the
Firt Ham Houston maneuver camp
late Saturday aiternoon. AJI .the
troops mobilized her except the ar
i tilery, which u , oi.durtlnr man filler
at I .eon Springs, WW re In line. In
addition t here were 2(9 wagons, each
drawn by four inula and 200
eoi..ila Avtnt
with their aer
the parade, i:i
mnrhlne, and Co
Wright aeroplane,
as passenger, flew
ground and graiefa
his niachin
ing urtleer.
pak
offn,
so In
A Striking Display
Of Handsome New Wearables for Ladies,
Misses and Children
A splendid assort nieni of Suits. Sec them. Their beauty is unmistakable, go
;iro tho values. W lik'c to show them you 11 like to sec them. We have them in
Pongee, Bajah, Taffeta, Serges and Linens prices $15.00 to $37.50.
DRESSES
You are sure to be favorably impressed by tlie beauty and beeoniugneM of our
new styles of Ladies' and Misses' Dresses, made of Pongee, Rajah, Messaline,
Konlanl. Crepe. Grenadine, Marquisette, Challies, Net, Voile, Lawn, Batiste,
French Qittgham, ete., in black and white add all ipUfrinable colors.
PRICES FROM $3.49 to $52.50
Coats, Skirts and Waists Charming New Styles at Popular Prices.
c.nU' parents are invited to -tee the l)oautifnl Rummer Dresses which we are of
lenng at
50c, 75c, 98c, $1.48, $1.98 and up to $7.50
Corsets That Satisfy
f2J!xW7 the Wlylaid 'ciijMwitl (Objitoto whiel, w soli
Our assortment is large enough to allow. satisfactory sd,etin of a style just right
for your form. Prices 50c to $18.00. 1
UNDERWEAR FOR LADIES
that is just right. Right in quality, right in fit, ami light in price
If we , make you feel that it is simply impossible to surpass our values wo
are driving home the (ruth. 1 drawing to our store, the , ude " d,l er , ' 1
cause of our clean, fars.Khte.1 merchandising methods '
( tune and view our line of Prettv Ras. Nrvku-.u.r v, ;i j v .
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THE PEERLESS-FASHION STORESla
51 PAT TON AVENUE