PAGE SIX
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE - NEWS.
Tuesday, January 6, 1914.
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SOCIAL
HAPPENINGS
nrTTT'i i a t mni:
For Miss Laseiter.
Miss Lueile Laseiter, who has been
the house guest of Miss Louise Arbo
fast during the Christmas and Xew
Tear holidays and who in company
with Miss Arbograat leaves today for
Martha Washington college in Abing- i
don, Va., was guest of honor at a re
cent tea given by Miss Eula Arbogust. '
Miss Louise Arbogast was also a guest
of honor at this function given by her j
sister, which was a delightful occa-1
sion, being largely attended and most
successful. The handsome Arbogost
home was thrown open for the event;
and b utifully decorated In holiday
greene., Mrs. Ralph Arbogast served )
punch, and Mrs. Prank Gudgcr poured
tea, while a salad course and other re- I
freshments were served by Miss Gall
Kennett and Miss Katherlne Arbogast.
The tea was the second delightful so
cial function given for Miss Lasaiter
by her hostesses. Among the gucsw
who were present were: Miss Elsie
Alexander, Miss Milfred Courtney,
Miss Margaret I4nn, Miss Ruth Chat
field, Miss Emily Bourne, Miss' Willie
Carter, Miss Cuthbert Dufour, Mis?
Ilsie Gudger, Miss Adelaide Merri
raon, Miss Pauline Moore, Miss Eliza
beth Merrimon, Miss Sarah McLoud,
Miss Dorothy Randolph, Miss Miriam
Reynolds, Miss LUlle Tryon Meri
wether, and her house guest, Miss
Robbie Porter, Miss Mary Susie Barn
ard, Miss Edith Porter, Miss Josephine
Carr, Miss Louisa Coston. Miss Alma
Hawthorne. Miss Edith Holmes, Miss
Louise Jackson, Miss Dorothy Jenkins,
Miss Dorothy George, Miss Helen
Meares, Miss Alyne Reynolds, Miss
Helen Nichols, Miss Mary Frances
Shuford, Miss Mary Sumner, Miss j
Madeline Loughran, Miss Hortense
Toms, Miss Louise Walker, Miss Dor- i
othea Weaver. Miss Clara Roth. Miss j
Katherlne Horner, Miss Mary Wiley, j
Miss Helen Moore, Miss Marv Millen-:
der. Miss Elizabeth Moore, liss Mary
Moore Wooldrldge. Miss Beth Taylor
and Miss Hannah Jones.
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French Sport Coats.
Tn the FYench sport coats there is a ' guest at Grove Park inn.
new detail. This Is the fulness at the j . U s.
back below the left. The seaming of! Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Moore, accom
this is covered by a belt across thejpmied by Bruce Webb, leave during
back of the coat. These coats stop i the week for Florida. Their daugh-
etween knees and ankles. The collar
,s large and loose about the neck; of
ten It is cut with a standing roll. The
revere are made so they will lap over
to make a double breasted effect that
closes up to the neck.
There Is also a godet coat that
hangs from the neck. It seems in cut
like a very full circular cape in the
ui'3y part, and the sleeves are either
set in or shape down impercepitbly
from the body of the coat. These
coats button up to the neck and have
an Odd little sailor collar of fur or
plush that starts from the side of the
neck rather than the front. They are
sometimes trimmed with ruffles above
the hem. New York Herald.
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Keinhurdt IiOiig.
Correspondence of The Gazette-News.
Forest City, Jan. , 6. Miss Bertha
Reinhardt and B. H. Long were mar
ried in Gastonia Saturday evening
about 10 o'clock. Miss Reinhardt
left here in No. 36, going toward
Blacksburg late Saturday afternoon,
and met Mr. Long on No. li going to
ward Marion, at Earle. The cere
mony was performed at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ramseur in
Gantonia. Immediately after the
ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Long caught
the last car that night going toward
Charlotte, where they expect to make
their home.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. K. Reinhardt, who have
been residing here for several years.
She is a charming young lady and
belongs to the younger toclety set of
this place. The groom at the present
Is employed by the Southern Power
company as bookkeeper at Charlotte.
His home had been in Forest City for
neveral years until a few months agn.
He la well known here, having been
employed in the office of the Flor
ence mill, and as assistant cashier of
Are You an Expert on the
Chafing Dish.
Nothing add
more zest to
the CT0iiing"s
pleasure or rx
premies more sin
cere lioepltality
than a siipimv
nerved by the host
ess from a Chafing
DImIi, the symbol of
goMl fellowship. TIicnc
long evenings make oc
casions In which yon ran
tent your skill ami practice
and make daw recipes.
Chafing Dish Accessories
Sjoon, Fork, Flagon, Egg Poacher, Hanger,
Chafing Dish Tray, Omelet or Chop Dish
Yoa will find In our stock the imist uricbratad and
dependable make of Chafing Ittxhos end A memo
ries at reasonable prices,
Arthur M. Field Co.
Personal
Mention,
Meetings of
Societies
EiairTTTrrrinrT
the First National bank-, at thui place
three or foar years.
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The following announcoment was
received In the city last evening:
Mrs. Alfred Elliott Bates
announces the marriage of her
daughter
Henrietta Kates McKee
to
Mr. Frederick H. Brooke
on Thursday, the first of January
one thousand, nine hundred and
fourteen
Lausanne, '.Switzerland
At Home
'after December, the tin?:
1737 K Street
Washington, District of Columbia. .
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Miss Sadie McBrayer lias returned
to the State Normal college in Greens
boro, after spending the holidays with
her parents. Dr. and Mrs. I IV Mc
Brayer, at their home on M'ntford
avenue.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. 13. Burke were dln-i
ner guests yesterday at Grove Park
inn.
9, 9
Grady W. Lily has returned to Lin
coln Memorial university at Cumber
land Gap, Tenn., after a visit to his
sister, Mrs. H. E, Walter, at her home
in this city.
9. If
Reuben McBra.xer has returned to
Philadelphia to the Culversity of
Pennsylvania, after spending the holi
days with his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
L. B. McBrayer. at their home in the.
city.
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Henry Collins leaves tojav !'or the
; Georgia School of Technology.
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i Winthrop Collins and Reeve Uut
! ledge havo returned to the Episcopal
I High school of Alexandria, after
i spending the Christmas holidays in
the citv.
9
I W. T. Selden of Richmond i. a
ter. Miss Edith Moore, will return to
the Asherille School for Girls, where
she will remain during her parents'
absence.
9 9.
J. P. Patton of Richmond arrived
yesterday and is a guest at the Bat
tery Park lintel.
9. 9
Miisa Moore and others left yester
day for Hickory to attend a dance
given by Miss Gladys Reed of that
place, and will join the other Asheville
students leaving today for their re
spective schools. and colleges in the
eastern part of the state.
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Mrs. Robert Sites of New York city,
daughter-in-law of Mr. and Mis. A. B.
j Sites of this city, is Ihe guest of rel
i tttives in Knoxville. Mrs. Sites was
formerly Miss Margaret Milligan.
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H. B. Fowler of Charlotte is a suest
at Grove Park inn.
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Miss Sallie Walker has returned
to her home on Ashland avenue from
Charleston, where she bus been the
guest of her brother and his fami'.y
during the holidays.
Clifford Arborgivst nnd Houston
bogast left last night for Flshburn
Military academy at Waynesboro, Va.,
START THE XEW YEAR ItlGirr
Send in your typewriter and let us;s,nlre Donegnn. whose strong.) forte
expert mechanics go over it tlior- nv( taklll(? olTI,.e has PPn reunltlntT ,
otigly; clean, oil and adjust it; order (.llu,,u.B whcHW tniirin ,ows liai failed"
any new pans that may be ne-esary,i
and put it in first ehiss shape.
Tray a DU-R-V-BUL ribbon. You'll ,
! sin prised ut the quality and quan- :
Ity ot work you c n do with ore.
J. M. II EARN & CO.,
Phone 418. flattery Tark l'luce. .
PEEVISH. GONSTIPATED CHILDREN
LOVE "CALIFORNIA
i Harmless "Fruit Laxative" j
Cleanses Stomach, Liver
And Bowels.
Look at the tongue, mother ! u I
coated, it is a sure sign that your
little one's stomach, liver and bowels I
need a eentle. thorough cleansimr ut I
: once. j
' When peevish, cross, listlss. pale, j
doesn't sleep, eat or act naturally, or ilren 0 f all nges, and for grownups
is fereish, stomach sour, breath bad, I plainly on each bottle. Beware of
has stomach ache, sore throat dlarrh-j counterfeits sold here. Get the genu
oea, full of cold, give a teaspionful 1 ino, made by "California Fig Syrup
of "California Syrup of Figs," and in Company." Refuse any other kind
a few hours all the foul, constipated with contempt.
after spending the holidays with their!
perents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Arbo
gast. at their home on Montford av
enue. .
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F. A. .7. Millard Of New York arriv
ed yesterday and is a guest at Grove
Park inn. ,
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W, P. Forbes of Richmond is a guest
at Grove Park inn.
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Charles E. Wadell has returned
from a business trip to Charlotte.
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'Miss Marv Moore Wooldrldgo leaves
todav for Wilmington, where she will
join her mother, Mrs. Thomas J. Wool
dride, as the guest of her brother-!
in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. WII -
liam Augustus Wright.
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S. E. Gates of Statesville and Miss
Corinne Lfindes of Durham were
dinner guests last evening nt Grove
Park inn.
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Miss telsie .Alexander" lea es for
Raleigh to continue her studies at;
St. Mary school, utter spemlluit th'
holidays with her parents. Mr. and;
Mrs. James L. Alexander, n! their i
! home oh Montford avenue. 1
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Mrs. Neil B. Wilson is ill with the j
grip at her home on South French
Broad avenue. .
, 9 I
W. C. Ruble is a guest at the Bat-'
tery Park hotel from Newport, Tenn. ;
V. J,
Battery
Dodsoii. is registered nt the
Park hotel from Jackson-
ville.
9 9
J. D. Wilier is in Asheville from j
Jackson, Miss. !
9, 9 '
Mrs. T. W. Walter is a gueHt at tho 1
Battery Park hotel from Alabama.
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H. L. Vest is registere d at the Bat-1
ti-ry Park hotel from Richmond.
9, 9,
(Continued on page 9
EARS IIAXTAM WITT.
Six Foot Giant lrpfi-rs .Tail to Lire
With Irate Little Mate.
A hurried marriage four months
ago, which ended in Squire Donegun'e
court nere, nere, orougiu 10 ngiu B business, lawsuits, separations, di
remarkable case of oi erpowerlng by . v01.,.et. ...j speculations, telling you
a strapping 6.2-foot husband weigh
ing 210 pounds of a wee wife weigh
ing not over 95 pounds and nieasur-
,HiB nuniL t a uu iies m neiSni.
Jonn turnoK, an engineer, who said happy marriages; give good luck; de
he was 19 years old, all the while velop a Becret vnu should know the
furtively glancing at his wife, and i power 0f Control.
without a trace of shame, told Squire' J Parlors quiet; business confidential.
Uonegan that he dared not remain I ?pecia! low price this week only,
with his wife Betty, because she wa!jjourK 5,) a nl-- to 8 p. m. ,
in the habit of administering corporal l , - n
Ar-:,nat t,ho woulfl eventually kill him.
l'ile in anger. j
i Cubick was arrested for desertion
on a charge made by his frail little-
-iwlfe, who rteelnres thst he had left:
'here several weeks ago, and had1
tsint't. rpfiispil to rirovirle fop lir. I
in 1
DRINK BETTER COFFEE AND
SAVE ONE-THIRD
WE SELL THE CELEBRATED MAKE
MANNING BOWMAN QUALITY
WE HAVE THE IX ALL SIZES
1 PIXT SIZE (2 cup)
3 I'IXT SIZE (G Cup,)
4 PIXT SIZES (8 Cup-;
& PINT SIZE (10 Cup,;
ti VARA TEEI
TIIKSE PERCOLATORS ARE Gl'AH ANTEEH TO MAKE
HETTER AMI MORE HEL1CIOVS COU'EE THAX BY ANY
OTHER PltWl'SS.
J. II. LAW, 35 Patton Ave.
Blankets, Comforts & Heaters
WOOL RLANKETS It to lift pair
COTTON BLANKETS, good values IJ.ftO
MIXED HT.ANKETS at ' M.OO and $.MJ
COAL HEATERS from .., t ...... S3 to tiiO.OO
BEAUMONT FURNITURE COMPANY
27 South Main Street. The Home c: Furniture Values.
COME
t and avoid
X VEGETABLES and FRUITS
Yates &
PHONE 334
X Phones 1715 and 1716.
SYRUP OF FIGS"
waste undigested food ana som- wie
i peuuy moves out vi 110 1111.10 uuri
I and you have a well, playful child
i again.
I You needn't coax sick children to
take this harmless fruit laxative; they
've Its delicious, taste and it always
makes them feel splendid,
Ask your druggist for a 60 cent
bottle of "California Syrup of Figs,"
which has directions for babies, chil-
to work as guarantee, tried In a kind
ly way to persuade Cubick to return
the little woman, but the big engi
neer refused to listen to such a plan.
Trembling violently, he protested that
he was "afraid."
j "She will kill me, squire, when she
I gets in one of her 'tantrums," d'eelar
I ed Cubick. "You don't know her. She
; is little, but she is a wilcat when she's
! mad. She's beat ine up several times
: with different things, and I know
j what she will do if she ever gets me
i tn that house ugaln. The last time
Islie hit me with a shovel and opened
P'P m-v ,lpna- sir' wro; sena me
1 Jull.'.'TH glady go; but you are
noi- KnK t me alone wltn Bettle
ftS Ko lree..M
! "All right," said Squire ' Douegan.
"Its ! for you,, and you can stay
mere as long as you wisn.
Thanks," said 'Cubick;' "but please
make my wife leave here before you
take me."- Dispatch to Philadelphia
Record.
School Hygiene,
'
Should lunches be provided -by the
public schools? Shall the open-air
class room replace the closed room?
Clairvoyant
and Palmist
Are You Willing to be
Convinced?
PROF. CHEIRO
HAS RETURNED
j BY SPECIAIj 1SKQCEST
1 I do hereby agree and guarantee to
' make no. ohefrgea if 1 fail to tell you
"your name, occupation, and what you
call for. I promise to tell you whether
' husband, wife or sweetheart is true
lor false; tell you whom and when you
I will mnrry; in fact, tell you every
j hope, fear or ambition of your life
j giving truthful advice on matters of
what business, or profession you are
suited fr; what to do and where to
'go to bring success. I reunite the sep-
i nrated, restore lost affections, cause
FRUITS, CANDIES,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO
j
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BUiOW KRW1X & JAS. R. HAKE
21 X. Main Street.
EARLY
the rush. fcve our FUES1I 1
McGuire
CITY MARKET ?
37 Haywood Street 7,
Should school janitors be trained san-
Itariariana? Do we need dental
clinics for all school children? These
are a few of the many phases of
health supervision discussed pro and
con In a bulletin on school hygiene
Just issued by the ITnlted States bu
reau of education.
Tho bulletin is a report of a re
cent international congress of school
hygiene, and 'therefore practically
amounts to a symposium of health
matters by leading physicians and ed
ucators. Dr. MacMlllan of Chicago
describes some of the factors that
prevent normal growth in school
children; Dr. Knopf of New York of
fers brief practical suggestions on
health; several well ' known school
architects question the need of the
present expensive ventilation appa
ratus used in American school houses;
while -one New York architect, deep
ly impressed with the force of the
open-air propaganda, describes a spe
cial open air school building con
structed on a much more elaborate
scale than those now in use. Brief
statements on this, and other phases
of school hygiene by 60 school men
and physicians are included in the
bureau bulletin. ,
The work of the dental clinics in
Philadelphia, Hartford, Boston, Cin
cinnati, Cleveland and other cities;
how children's eyes can be cared for
during the period of school attend
ance; the psychological clinic and the
spread of the movement for mental
classification of children; the 'effects
of athletics on health: these and
many other features of the health
supervision movement are discussed
in the bulletin.
I GI.TXFjSS and wisdom
'Homely" People Not KcreesarUy
More Intelligent Than
. , Others. , . '
A correspondent, presumably him
self not a habitual competitor in
beauty contests, credits another who
had noted the liking of "homely" peo
ple for freBh air with accuracy of ob
servation, but charges him with fal
lacy of dedution. The unfavored of
nature, declares the critic, have not,
as stated, greater need than others
for fresh air, but, being more sensible
than the others, they better realize
its benifits and seek It more persis
tently, Passing over the lamentable, but
probably Irremediable, misuse of the
word "homely" by both of theso dis.
putants, one turns with interest to
the interesting question whether the
unbeautiful aro or are not more in
telligent than the beautiful.
That there exists, and always ,has
existed, a somewhat widespread, al
most general, impression of belief of
that sort Is true, but perhaps It rests
on nothing better than the fact that,
the more or less ugly folk vastly out
numbering the really good looking,
they have blown their own horns lon
ger and louder than the minority, and
16 Patton Avenue
Asheville, N. C.
At This Clearance Sale
The most phenomenal opportunities ever offered
in high class apparel for women await you here.
The Price Reductions
Embrace our entire stock of handsome Tailored
Suits, Gowns,, Coats, Furs and Fur Coats. .
New Stock Each Season
It Is our Inflexible policy to start each season with a brand
new stock therefor we adopt this stringent method of disposing
of all winter garments at quick selling clearance prices.
YOUR INSPECTION
Baltimore Dental
Rooms
Over Nichols Shoe Store
Phone 1541.
KANTLEEK
Water Buttles, two (jiiurt, at
11.60 and Kantleek Fountain
Kyrlnges, two quart, at It rep.
resent splendid values. This
value Is still further enhanced
by a two years guarantee. We
have cheaper goofs but advise
purchasing the Kantleek us In
the end they will give the most
satisfactory service.
Graafs Phannscy
Drugs andr Seeds.
i
TA Quickest, SimpUst
Cough Ritnedy
Easily C-aly ata ait
Heme. SaveelfBUtt.
Tliis plsn nukes a pint , of oougb
nvrup enough to last a family a long
time. You couldn't buy as much or -at
eood cough syrup for $2.50.
Simple at it is, It gives almost In
stant relief and mually conquers an
ordinary cough in 24 hours. This if
partly due to the fact that It is slightly
laxative, stimulates the appetite and
bas an excellent tonic effect. It if
pleasant to take children like it. As
excellent remedy, too, for whoomns
cough, spasmodic croup and bronchial
asthma, ..... ...
Mix one pint of eTanulated sugar with
Vi pint of warm water, and stir for i
minutes. Put fiV4 ounces of Pinez (flftj
cents' worth) in a pint bottle, and add
the Sugar Syrup. It keeps perfectly.
Take a teaspoonful every one, two 01
three hours. . . , , .
Pine is one of the oldest and ben
irnown remedial agents for the throat
momhranra. PineX is a most valuable
concentrated compound of Norway white
pine extract, and is rich in uuaiscol and
other natural healing elements. Other
preparations will not work in tbiE
combination.
The prompt results from this mixture
have endeared it to thousands of house
wives in the United States and Canada
which rxplains why the plan has bees
imitated often, but never successfully.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes with
this preparation. Your druggist hai
Pinex, or will get it for you. If not
send to The Pinex Co., Ft, Wayne, Ind
half convinced the latter, as well as
themselves, that they the ugly ones
have a consolatory superiority. Per
haps, again, stern necessity has com
pelled the ugly, to get along at all, to
cultivate brain more assidiously than
it has been necessary for the beautiful
to do.
Theoretically, however, beauty is
the result of and dependent on so
much more than a mere superflcal ac
cidentis 'so much more than skin
deep, as the silly proverb says that
doubt as to the correctness of the
common supposition is fully justified
Beauty: means health and lineage
properly called good. It therefore de
serves all the admiration it receives,
and those who make degrogatory re
marks about beauty and its po saes-
sors would every one be glad to ac
cept it, with all it srisks, if they
could. New York Times.
Houses In Japan.
Nearly all the dwelling houses In
Japan are of one general shape and
two stories high. They are put to
gether by a curious method ot mortis
ing, at which these people are adepts,
no nails being used.
'The Store For Women
Who Know."
IS ALL WE ASK
Park & Tilford
Fresh Candies 60c to $2.
per pound.
C. Sawyer
FILMS DEVELOPED s lOelo"
' WAIT, OH BRING FILMS TO
ROBINSON'S KODAK STORE
Haywood rr. Amirim-, M. c
Trial to all i ask. W
THE KELLER AND SON'S PIANO
, has been sold to about 100 customers In Western North Carolina
and la undoubtedly the best medlum-vrtcad PIANO on the market.
It Is sold at 1271 on the small paymenta of M.OO A MONT1L Tou
cannot get as good a piano for leos monny a ic where.
FALK'O MUSIC HOUSE
Water-Proof
Shoes-Rubbers
Don 't take that cold and ;ret
sick for the need of a pair i
RUBBERS or good Heavy
Shoes, with "Water Proof Soles.
"We are ready for snow trouble?
if you come here. Rubcera 60c
to $1.00.
Cheaper Grades in Bargair
Annex.'';:
Nichols Shoe Co.
And Our Bargain Annex
Cash Shoester - - On the Square
Shampooing, Hairdressing.
Facial Massage and Chiropod
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
Phone 16 - - 23 Haywood St,
MANICURING-
YOUR PHOTOGRAPH
Nothing will add more to the : Xew
Year pleasure of friends and kin
folks at home.
MoQarry'8 Studio
Next to Cltr HaU, Pack Square
JTEW FIREWORKS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Latest shipment of Sweet Florida
Oranges 40c peck, 10c to SOo dos. lest
than lc each. New crop nutu 20c lb.
Cranberries 10c. quart. Candy from lc
to 6O0 lb.
PHONE jonr order to 1631-
41 E. College . . . B. M. SHEPHERD
Lyerly Motor Co.
AUTOS FOR HTRI
kj the day, trip or hour.
Reasonable fiatei
PHone 1651 10 W. CoUew Si
AMER1CATWJ
UNDERSLUNQ 1(
"AMERICAN CJfDERSLVNG"
Two passengers. Motor. 4 cylinder;
SI horsepower. Wheelbase, 1)6 Incbea;
tires, S6.SH all around on Q. D. de
mountable rims.
FULL EQUIPMENT IKCLTJDE3:
ISO Warner 40-mlle speedometer;
handsome plate glass windshield; pos
itive self-starter; fins mohair top, tcp
boot and storm curtains; full nickel
trimmings; eleotrto lighting outfit
complete with generator; dual Igni
tion system with high tension magne
to, storage battery and single unit
coll; ona extra rim; horn; Jack: tin
pump; complete tool kit and tire re
pair outfit
BLUE RIDGE MOTOR CO.
IS Bo. Main St. Phone ISM
80 Per Cent off
On ALL
Trimmed Ilatf
Sproat's Millinery
PAHLOR9
Oatca HI rig. Pack Square
CHICHESTER S PILLS
VCv . THE tmuoND RaARB.r &
Lfl.tat.AIWMl
SOll BT KTliGGlSTS mmUfRf
Laundry
Phone 70
roar uusdrr wfeH.
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Phone your "wants" to 102.
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