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PAG 2 ITVE,
Mtb Lula and Miss Elsie Alexander I
have Bon .tO' Spartanburg to be th
guests of Miss Kate Lois Montgomery I
who recently visited here.
CaIIAiaT rnmnlnvlnn comr from billoof. Impnrlties In the blood,
J allOW ViOIiXpiCXIOIl and the fault lies with UmUvw.U is torpid.
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LIVER REGULATOR
-... f . ;. ' CTHB POWDER FORM) . ....
Is the greatest of all liver medicines. Ita powerful purifying and strengthen
ing influence is at once apparent in an improved appetite, good digestion
and a feeling of strength and energy in the body. When the system has
been put m order the yellow cast in the skin gradually disappears and the
complexion becomes clear and healthy. Ji r ":- -
Sold fry Dialers. Price, Large Package, 91.00.
A lor Ox imoIm with tin R-4 U on the hbA If rem ctnao-ratt ramlttou. mrllloRx: ,
' It ar Mil fo-tprtd. Uoubom Ltret Rmluorboiit if tin la liquid torn for Uxw wbi. prefer
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J. H. EEILIN A, CO., Proprietors, SU loats, Hlwoari '
SOCIAL
V HAPPENINGS
Mlilmmmrr Carnival BalL .
: The date of the midsummer carni
val ball at the Battery Park hotel la
rapidly approaching, and the social
sets are on the "qui Vive" awaiting
ih EMails nf the function. ' which
prOmiSCB W IW WlgCDl BUU IIIUBV
. 1 ik. . . a .
Drilllall UL uio ;
..n, 1. .mn - nMA.al n.i.llnn rf
the color scneme ana aecorauuna vi
. k. a nnmlnff hull Th mnln rilnin.-.
.. ...III tin iMnHnvmAn try T n a ,m.
menaous Japanese snoji, - wan its
'' long low roof ana suaing wans en
tirely covered .with trailing vines of
clematis, -trandreda of clusters of beau
tlfully shaded wistaria, and quantities
- that ranftnt rw fltsatnociated from Ja
pan. Tiny opalescent colored lanterns
and quaint' Japanese' lamps will be Its
nnlv illumination. as In the. famous
Snojl . scents u , wuua.ixia uum .ji. ,
'- .Francis Qudger will lead -the ger-
man, and the name of his assistants
" mill va annniinretl- Inter. Manv new
and beautiful figures will be introduc
ed. Including the- artistic. hoop figure
v from the ballet -of the Folles Bergere,
.New York. V'V ? - V
. ."A ' buffet : supper will be served at
midnight, and Mr. Spear will furnish
an enlarged orchestra for the occas
ion. About 100 couples will partici
pate in the figures.
; . MIhs Helen Taylor Hostess. ,
Miss Helen Taylor was the hostess
at a charming afternoon tea this
afternoon at her home on Haywood
street The guest of honor was Miss
Taylor's guest Miss Amelia Beard of
Memphis, Tenn. Miss Dorothy Long
assisted In receiving. Among the
young ladles who called during the
arternoon were uiaa cnxaoein mur
... nhv and tier truest. Misa Ellen Wll
son; Miss,. Hortense Jones and
her guest Miss Mary Louise
Manning of . Durham; Miss
Elisabeth ."Williamson and her
guest Miss Flora Niel of Alabama;
', uiu ,ni.l. nrniUMBAn. UlaA Dam.
. thy Long. Miss Elolee Carroll. Miss
Laura Meares, Miss Byrd Henderson,
Miss Exum Meares, Miss Mabel Stone,
Miss Myrtle Qudger, Miss Beth Arbo
gast, Miss Ituth Brown, Miss Cath
erine Beadles, Miss Elisabeth Battle,
' Miss Mary Rogers, . Miss Elisabeth
Given, . Miss Gladys Redwood, Miss
Janle Jones, Miss Frances, Miss Beth
, and Miss Alice Pelzer, Miss Nancy
Merrlmon and her guest. Miss Stew
art of Wilmington, Mlas Mildred Car
ter, Miss Evelyn McCoy, Miss Mar
garet Cowan, Miss Frances Oates and
Misa Charity Craig.
Mrs. W. Q. Chipley of Atlanta was
the honoree at a most delightful
bridge party at the Battery Park ho
tel yesterday afternoon, on the eve
of her departure for Wrlghtsville.
Mrs. 8. M. ' Rounsavllle was the
hostess for the occasion. Twenty.
four players were entertained and at
the close of the game a delicious
' fruit salad was served by Mlas Ellen
Bmathera, Miss Gladys Anderson and
Miss Mabel Kelly. Mrs. Robert Bart-
lett of Montgomery won the ' first
prlxe. Doulton stein; Mrs. J. W.
Cannon, Jr., of Concord won the sec
ond, a stiver memorandum, and the
guest of honor, Mrs. Chipley, was pre
suuiod with a; handsome silver pen-
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A few Ashevllle peop'e with quite
a number of their visiting friends will
open a cottage at Montreat about the
middle of the month tot an extended
camp. . The members of the party will
take several trips from the camp, in.
eluding a walk to Mitchell. In the
party are Mrs. George Knox and
daughter of Pittsburg, Mrs. Iiabcock
and Miss Babcock of Brooklyn, Miss
Saunders and Mr. Saunders of Balti
more, Mrs. Moss and Miss Marion
Moss of Philadelphia, Lawrence Ched
ester of Brooklyn and Hugh and Will
Chedester of, this city.
I
Miss Lena and Miss Rosa Bosse en
tertained with a bridge party yester
day afternoon at their home on Blake
street . The guests were Mlas Mamie
Chambers. Mlas Esther Pearson. Miss
Frances Hartaell and her guest. Miss
Mary Hartsell of Concord. N. C: Ml
Elisabeth Vowell, Mrs. Jake Bchra-
Delivery
Guaranteed
We carry insurance poli
cies covering all shipments
by sealed registered mail
end by express, and guar
anteo all shipmcntsrif sent
in this manner, to or from
us airilnst loss.
Ve b!..o uaran!eo all
sliipmcnhof silver cri!a;5
nm la Ly us efiinit breck-
A'. MP! '
ri. i::id co.
''Villi.
New
Mrs.
avenue.
days
Personal Mention,
News of the
Societies,
Meetings, Etc.
meek of Augusta, Mrs. Victor Stern I
and Miss Mary Orr. ,;. , I
Miss Edith Holmes will be the hos-1
teas Thursday at a BOO party at her
home on Baird street in honor of M
Katherlne Schmelts of Portsmouth
Va., who Is visiting Mrs. Phillips ol
Virginia, who Is spending the sum
mer In Ashevllle. ,
.. H It '
Mrs. Galllard 8. Tennent's studlf
was again open to the public thle
afternoon . from 1:30 to 6. Quite e
large number of people testified to thr
popularity of Mrs. Tennent's work by
their. attendance at the exhibition yes
terday.
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The regular weekly dance at thr
Battery Park hotel will be held Frl
day evening, as usual, and those at
tending are. asked to bring their sea.
son cards to be presented at the
door.
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Mrs. Charles Bryant was the hostess
at an informal bridge party this after
noon at her home on Cullowhee stree
in honor of her cousin, Miss Poole o'
Cincinnati. '
It It
The regular semi-weekly dance wil
take place tonight at the Manor an,'
will probably be attended by a largt
number of the younger set.
It It
The regular monthly meeting of th
a P. C. A. will be held In the Y. M
C. A. tomorrow afternoon at 4:30.
It It
Among the recent arrivals at Cher
okee Inn are Mr. and Mrs. A.' W
Rows of Florida, M,lss Catherine Hun
of Katonah, N. Y., Mrs. T. B. Krame
. . . T. mr .
s. Barker of Stanley, ni c, Miss ricy I
of Winston-Salem, Mrs, J. W. Powell
Miss Powell and Miss Vroom of San
ford, N. C.i E. E. Wright of Indiana
A. E. Long, W. H. Culbuter of a C.
K. R. Hendricks of Guilford College-
C. W. Thompson of Richmond, Va.
Mrs. C E. FltKhugh ef Nashville, CUf
ton Green of Nashville;' W. IS. Den tot
of Charlotte, J. 8. Andrews of Au
guata, Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Elme of Nev
Orleans, H. A. McMullen of N. Y.
Miss Bertha Hoeklna and Mrs. Glady
Hoskins of Georgiu.
' Mrs. Maggie L. Patterson and Ray
mond Patterson are .visiting in Mar
Hill this week. . . - .
It It
Miss Eleanor Bartlett, who has beei
visiting her mother In West Ashevill
for several weeks . has returned tt
Chicago.
. It It
Mr. and Mra Vance Brown leav
the latter part of the week for a visl
to Dr. and Mrs. Charles) Jordan li
HIawasse, Mass.
. It .
Dr. F. L, Hunt has returned fron
Chloago where he attended the meet
ing 'of the National Dental association
It It
Charles Simpson of Laurens, S. C.
who Is spending the summer In Mon
treat spent yesterday in the olty.
It It
' : Mrs. Frederick Fulmet and - chtl
dren have gone to Inman, 8. C, t
visit-Mrs. Felmet s parents. Rev. ani
Mrs. J. A., Cook. .
, it n
, ,Mr Ftederlck Blgby has returns
to hef home In Columbia, 8. C after i
Visit to her sister, Mrs. Elale Dufour.
. .- --lt It'.. .
' Mrs. David Skilling and two chll
dren of St Louis, Mo., are vlsltlm
Mrs. Skllilng's brother. A. M. Sinclaii
on Soco street -
k al
Mrs. Jake Schramlck of Augusta
who has been the guest of Mrs. Victo-
Stern for some time, returned tod a:
to her home.
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Allmond Jones went to Tnxawa
yesterday to attend the cotillion las
night
H H
Mlks Louise and Miss Gertrudi
Jackson and Miss Elisabeth Cooper of
Lenoir City, Tenn., passed througl
Ashevllle yesterday on their way U
Waynesvllle where they will visit rela
tives for several weeks.
It
Robert Cook of Inman, B. C, re
turned to his home yesterday aftei
several days with his slater, Mrs. V. M
Felmet .
k I
Miss Claude Shore and Mlas Beulal
Long of Wlnnton-Salem, Miss Eunlct
flynt Miss ltuth Fttyne and Mis
Gladys Ualley of Rurale Hall have re
turned to their homes after vlsltln
Mra A, A Featherstone on Wood II i
street
It H
Mrs. M. J. Crisp of Rutherford col
lege, who has been spending severs
days with her niece, Mra Frederic!
Felmet, left yesterday for Fontana.
st st
Mra John'O, Stelnhelmer of Way
crosa. Go., will arrive thla afternooi
to spend sever! weeks with he-
mother. Mra A. U Bcott on Ilaywoot
street
' Ireest and newest Tine of post
csrds 10c doa at Brown Hook Co.
It. liuMt TP"W",,1' -'I5" N"'W.
All t.., p.'.u.l mako-. st uti" Uilrd tf
Mason Alexander has arrived from I
York to visit his parents, Mr. an 1 1
J. L. Alexander on Montford I
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Miss Ruth Brown will come In from
Arden this afternoon to spend several I
with Miss Helen Taylor on Hay
wood street .
- Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cannon, Jr., and I
Mrs. York of Concord arrived In the
city several days ago and will spend
some time at the Battery Park hotel.
They were joined yesterday by Miss I
Nan Cannon, a sister of Mr. Cannon. I
m m
Miss Grace Lumpkin and Bryan
Lumpkin of Columbia 'will arrive in
the city shortly to visit their sister,
Mrs. B B. Glenn.
St
Miss Mary and Miss Jennie Allen of I
Greenville, S. C, will arrive tomorrow
to visit Mrs. O. H. Henry on Oak
street. ' .
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Mr. Marsn or wasnmgion is mei
guest of Mrs. O. H. Henry on Oak
street. '
Mrs. Newson and children and Mrs.
St It
King of Montgomery are guests at I
"Overbrook," in South Blltmora. ..
Mrs. Honefleld and daughter ' of I
Mrs. O. H. Henry on Oak street
t
Mrs. Lucy"Halyburton of Charlottt
Is the guest of Mrs. Brookshlre In
3outh Blltmore.
t K It
Miss Hortense Jones and her guest
Miss Louise Manning, went to Artier I
tresterday returning to the ouy toaay
They were the guests of Miss Rutli
Brown. .
t !
Mrs. W. L. Moss and her daughter
Miss Marion Moss of Philadelphia
ire the guests of Mrs. A, L. Wile;
in Patton avenue.
t
Miss Poole of Cincinnati Is th
ruest of her cousin, Mrs. Charles Bry
int, on Cullowhee street
t !
Mrs. A. McG. Wallace of Gate City
Va.. is visiting Capt. and Mrs. W. H
Bird, on South Main street ;
si si
Edward Kohlman of New Orlean
ho has been spending some time It
:he city hr.i gone on a trip to Nev
York and Atlantio City before return
ng to his home.
DTI FORK WATER IS
TO
Approximately Fifty Tnousan
Gallons Were Sent From
Here Last Night.
V-- ' T"? " l .
i The. people of Charlotte are today
privileged to drink the same pure,
tparkling North. Fork water that the
oeople of Ashevllle. drink every day.
The water was shipped last night over
he lines of the Southern railway In
icld cars loaned by the Champion
bre company at Cariton. : The cars
.rut into Ashevllle yesterday af
ernoon and placed on a siding near
Zoberta street where water could b
mured Into them through fire hose
torn nearby plugs. The Ashevllle
iremen went down last evening and
horoughly cleaned the cars and made
.hem ready to receive the water. The
Ive tank cars held approximately 60r
)00 gallons and they were Oiled and
'.he water on Its way to Charlotte be
fore midnight
There la little change In the situa
lon in Charlotte, it Is learned here,
he authorities gladly accepting all
rater tendered by outside cities. It
probable' that unless the situation In
Tharlotte improves soon Ashevllle will
nd more water to aid in relieving
he distress of the Charlotte people. .
l!ASS MEETING WILL BE
HELD AT COURT
Oitcuii Advisability of Asking Commli-
ifoneri to Borrow $50,000 ,
lor Roads,
. The directors of the board of trade,
he Retail Merchants association and
he Good Roads association have de
eded to hold a mass meeting at the
.ounty court house next Monday night
'or the purpose of discussing the ad-
Hsablliy of asking the county com
nlBsloners to borrow $50,000 for lm
rov!ng the roads of Buncombe coun
y. ,At the recent meetings held at
ilack Mountain and Democrat, In the
nterest of the Central highway, this
lan was advocated by several speak-
ira.
The principal speakers at the meet
ng will txt Judge J, C. Prltchard and
-Ion. Locke Craig. There will also
a several short talks.
What the Taxicabs Pay.
New York, Aug. I. Taxlcab com
anles pay hotels, cluha and restau--ants
$113,000 a year for permbuilon
o occupy street front a municipal
nveatlgator reports. One hotel re
lelves $30,000.
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fresh pniLADELrniA cheucs
'mrcn cliiiento cheese
TLoho make Fiilondid sandwifhos for luncla.
S YATES C:
Men's Oxfords
Reduced
If you would make a dollar
or more, save it on a pair of
low shoetf. They are the best
leathers, including calf, vici,
, ; A 14
The
paieui, Uiu biuu uun uau.
prices are $5.00 for $3.95; $4.00
for $2.95. Some narrow toes
we arfi diSCOntinuine: at" half
:xa'mM.B AnA i
orODOltion. We Can fit VOU in
will to uauvao u juu uuuiv uuw
We do repairing,
Nichols Shoe Co
Cash BhOeSterS.
On the Sq.
t n it it it n n t it it it n n t
t : MENU FOB THURSDAY.
t . "
tnnstttittitnititititititititit
BREAKFAST
Blackberry Mush ' Sugar and Cream
Broiled Veal . Kidneys .
Potatoes au Gratln
Thin Corn Cake Coffee
. LUNCH
Ragout of Liver " i
Diamonds
Iced Tea
Coffee Fritters
. DINNER
- Mutton Stew
Scalloped Tomatoes Boiled Rice
Lettuce i French Dressing
Wafers Cheese
Sugared Fruit
' ' Coffee
COFFEE FRITTERS. Trim a loaf
)t stale bread free from crust and
:ut Into fingers one Inch square and
our Inches, In length. Beat well to-
tether three eggs, add to them one
:upful of milk, one and one-half cup
ula of moderately strong coffee and
t pinch of salt. Dip each finger in
:hls, lay on a plater and pour over
.hem the remainder of the mixture,
urnlng them at Intervals until all is
ibsorbed. Have', rady in a saucer
me well-beaten egg and a large plate.
ful of stale bread crumbs. Dip each
finger into the egg, then roll In the
crumbs. 'Drop tw or three at a time
imq .-aeep aa-upepan parity niieu
with smoking bat,, fat and cook until
goiaen Drown an .over.. Drain on un
glased paper for a moment, dust with
powdered sugar and serve.
MUTTON STEW. Use the breast
of mutton for stew; have the bones
sawed In several places in order to
cut in convenient lengths. Make
thin gravy with one tablespoonful of
s
AFETY
AVINO
ERVICB
In
Wear-Ever
Aluminum Utensils
cannot rust, cannot crack,
cale or form poisonous
compounds.
The Ware That Lasts
a Generation
House Furnishing Dep't
J. H. Law, 31 Pattoa Ays.
Notice
The firm of LaBarbe, Moale
and Chiles has been dissolved
by mutual consent Mr. La
Barbe retiring.;
' The business will be contin
ued by the undersigned under
the Arm name of Moale, Chiles
tt Redwood. '
August 1st Itll.
, , ;
PHILIP R. MOALE.
JAMES M. CHILES,
WILLIAM M, REDWOOD,
, i
i.IcGUIR!
yN' ' 7S '
saaaaaaWsaf
LADIES' WOOL SWEATERS,
New effects in White, Cardinal
and Navy Just received. Fine
valuea . ,
New things just in in MEN'S
FINE HIGH ART CLOTHING
for fall. Stetson's Fall Hats
also Just to hand. Let us show
you these.' " "
drippings and two tablespoonfuls of
flour browned together, salt and pep
per to taste and add one quart of wa
ter. To this add the meat and simmer
gently for an hour. Add two onions,
cut fine, one cupful of diced white
turnips and one cupful of diced car
rots. . Half an hour : before serving
add one pint of -diced and parboiled
potatoes. When In the serving dish
sprinkle over the top one tablespoon-
ful of finely chopped parsley.
T"
(Continued from page 1)
have deprived Judge Badger that the
board could well have given Mr. Har
ris the Job.
The water situation In Raleigh Is
not the beet yet, and there is some
fear of a water famine here. A few
showers have relieved the situation
some but it has been found necessary
to cut off the Southern' railway com
pany's supply. The Wake company
hopes to be able to get along all right
E. B. J,
- Pan-cakes made from Wheat
Hearts Self-Rising Pan-Cake Flour.
Delicious and digestible. All grocers
.Kodaks and supplies, developing
and finishing. Brown Book, Co. . ..
At the
PALACE
THEATRE
, Complete change of Vaude
ville and Pictures on Monday
and Thursday. ' 1
Night 10c and 15c.
. Matinee 5c and 10c.
DR. MATTHEWS, Dentist Offices
Cor. College and Spruce, near court
house. All work painless. Phone
4.
Sproats
MILLINERY PARLORS
Oates Building.
Mid -Summer Millinery. ,
TURNIP AND RCTA BAOA
SEED
Bow Ruta-Baga early and In
drill then follow with the reg
ular Fall and Winter varieties
and lastly the salad varieties.
We can supply all the stand
ard white and yellow flesh
kinds snd the salada Sow
1 1-1 lbs. In drill or two pounds
broadcast Everything In
Drugs and Beads.
GRANT'S PHARUAGT
Agency to Wood's Seeds.
BREAD IS TnE STAFF
. s . OF LIFE , -x
Tlicrcfore have it good,
which means you can hayo the
BEST if you use
BUTTER-CRUST BREAD
The very highest attainment
of thfl Bakers' Science. At all
trrocvrs or phono C22.
'
SuflS
HIGH
MlCl
THINKS
Ashevillc Steam
T f
cry
EDVOOD
f ' JF V. Jt W - f -
Excellent Values In WHITE
QUILTS, 88c up to $3.00. Also
In comfortables in a big variety
of styles.
Two specials both extra good
In TABLE DAMASK on
display center aisle one lot
at 50c a yard. One at 85c
Both great valuea
FALL WEDDINGS
Let us show you samples of Engraved Invitations and
Announcements.
HACKNEY & MOALE CO.
ON THE SQUARE. V
i BATTE.RY
ASHEVTLLIE, N. C
J. P. SAWYER, President
X T. C. Coxe, V-Pres.
t Capital ... ... ... .......
X Surplus and Fronts
TRANSACTS A GENERAL
Spevial attention given to collections. Four percent Interest paid X
T on time deposits.
-
fTMTTC r.OST of Dlumbinflr is insignificant
-L in comparison with
house. Yet the plumbing
Viavi Health Tall;
You are invited to attend a lecture for women by
Dr. Agnes Haviland
of New Orleans at THE VIA VI OFFICE, 210 Legal
Building, on Thursday, Aug. 3, at 3:30 p. m.
Asheville Creamery Co.
Producers and Distributors of Dairy Products. Sweet
Cream and Sweet Milk.
Pure Ice Cream a Specialty, quick delivery. Special
prices to Hotels and Boarding Houses. Give us a trial.
We guarantee to please you. .
ASHEVILLE CREAMERY CO.
Phone 1581. ' , No. 45 East Collogo Street.
Trimmed Hats
REDUCED
M. WEBB & CO.
FOR SALE.
iirht room house on West
Ashevllle car line one and one half
acres of good level land, price
II. 000.00. easy terms.
J. D. PENLAND & SON
LOGAN
MSrHCUANT TAII.OR.
Lapd Bldg. B. Fm k fcre
Ibone III.
0
sasaa.
LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES
something very special two
lots $1.26 for goods that were
$2.00 and $2.60. $1.75 for
goods that sold at $3.00 and
$3.60.
Remember, we are closing out
lots of SUMMER GOODS at
1-2 Price and less. All sum
mr stuffs much reduced. ; ' ' -
PARK BANK
E. SLUDER, V-Pres.
J. E. RANKIN, Cashier J
... ... ... ... $100,000 ?
... ... . . .wu,uuu
BANKING EtTSTNESS. X
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tfcit,jailJ&SIiM
a. aaaaa A a a a a a
the total cost of a
exerts more influ
ence on home com
fort than any other feature
of the household equipment
Let us better your
plumbing by installing
UndoiKr fixtures.
j. c. Mcpherson,
No, 35 & ST E. College St
riione 133. ,
1W
1II1XINERT
ft Hajwuod M,
FOR SALE
Two Choice Lots on Collets
Campus. Very attractive
price.
NATT ATKnOITS' ZZ
co::rANY.
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