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Informal Dance.
The guests of the Knickerbocker en
tertained last evening: with an infor
mal dance which proved a delightful
ufCair. The large parlors and hall of
Mrs. Harris' residence were thrown
into one and with some of the holiday
decorations still remaining formed a
pleasing setting for the event. Inspir
ing music .was furnished by an orches
tra, and at 11 o'clock punch and cake
were served. The guests attending;
were: Mrs. Reed, Miss Lamond, Mrs.
Sohwejpart. Mrs. M. H. Harris, Mrs. J.
Anderson, Mrs. S. II. Davis, Mrs. Joy
Wellford, Miss Emily Glenn, Miss
Dorothy George, Miss Billy Ball,
Miss Margaret Graham, Miss Eu
pronia La Comp, Miss IJllte
Tryon Meriwether,,. Mrs. J. A, Glenn,
Miss Gladys Blair. Mrs. Bateman, and
Mr. McClellan, Edwin Gudger, Mr.
Southerland, Fred Gates, John Car
roll, Albert Low, Elbert Chambers,
Stevens McHenry, Alvin Glenn, W. S.
Dickson! Mr. Kins, J. K. Dickson, and
J. R. Law.
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Correapondence of The Gazette-Ne s. I
Arden. Jan. 10:Arnong the- yo-ung;
people home for the Chrlatmu ; hoi -
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ous schools and colleges are Miss
Susannah Wetmore. Miss Dorothy
Harris, Don Harris and Wnodtin Clay
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Murk Garre'n have
moved to their new homo at Craggy.
Christ school opened on
lin a boouiv numut-r in pupus. aim
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Miss Adams opens lior private
school next Monday.
Mrs. Justice and Miss Duulop enter
tains the next , meeting of the Book
club.
William Justice is visiting his aunt.
Mrs. Sumner at Fh-tcher.
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AVIiite Mouses.
In white blouses a color note is
struck that is decidedly novel. This Is
lone by introducing little ornaments
, th or without dangling fringe pend
ints, of the new, bright colored beads,
such as we have been wearing as
chains strung on tasselled cords. Be
sides thlf, little inset corners of Ori
ental and persian embroidery are in
troduced, and these strong colors,
against the white crepe or goltine, give
a toumh that is both new and inter
esting. Sleeves are both long and
short, but there are more long than
short ones. The short ones stop just
above or just below the elbow. New
York Herald.
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The many friends of Mrs. Thomas
Wetmore of Christ's school, Arden,
and her daughter. Miss Susanna Wet
more. will be interested In hearing
mm. me L.uee m-iskb un tne am u..-
tlve calendars being sent out byi,,,w Ratlm. ppl. ,,i ' :
(Christ's school are the original com- j
position of Miss Wetmore. Much fa-i
vorablo comment has been heard upon I
Miss Wetmore's work. I
The McDowell Music, club will en-i
tertaln with a recital this afternoon
at the Asheville School of Musical
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W. A. Hildebrand has returned j
from a stay of several weeks in Flor
ida with Mrs. Hildebrand and Mr. and!
Mrs. B. C. Goodwill. j
Mrs. Kope Elias is visiting her
niece. Miss Kate Robinson, at
home in Franklin.
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The Advisory hoard of .the
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Asso-
elated Charities will meet on Monday
at 11 o'clock. As this Is an important!
meeting it is hoped that as many
members as possible will be present.
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Langren hotel arrivals: W. L. Phil
lips of Atlanta; E. G. Sprinkle of Ital-j
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SILVER NAPKIN RINGS are made in
a variety of styles and sizes and there
is always a place for the engraving of
your initials or name.
SILVER OBLONG NAPKIN RINGS,
that will not roll, engraved, plain and
with English bead edge, cost from $1.25
to $4.25.
SILVER ROUND NAPKIN RINGS are
made ornate by the art of the en
graver or chaser, while some are left per
fectly plain. The prices vary from 90c to
$4.00.
SILVER NAPKIN HOLDERS or Clips,
slip over the edge of the folded nap
kin. They are generally made in pierced
designs and cost from 90c l6 $1.25.
Arthur M.
Personal
Mention,
Meetings of
Societies
eigh; John Simpson of Greenville, S.
C; Mrs. Maxwell Curtis of Ohio; U
Blum of Baltimore; F. R. Bailey of
Chicago: C. C. Willey of Savannah;
W, Willis of New York: K. M. Hof
nelly of Greensboro; 11. F. Watchurst
of Louisville.
Miss Beatrice Fullam and I Miss
Annie Laurie Merrill, who have been
the guests of Miss Mamie Williams in
Rutherfortlton, have returned home.
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Mrs. Fred Seely will give a dinner
this evening at Grove Park inn for
Mrs. Nellie Peters Black of Atlanta.
Mrs. Lewis Ellas anil her. throe
small children, who have been the
guests of Mrs. Melvin Carter, Mrs.
Elias' mother, at her home in Ashe
ville during the holidays, have re
turned to their residence on All Souls'
Crescent in Biltmore.
A tango tea was eivf-ri vi'rdav
afternoon at the Battery Park hotel I
for the guests and a number of town '
pcopie. i no tea was the first of a
ovm-a ueuig inaugurated ana was suc-
cessfu, and enJoViVblp. Tne nff.llr tot,k
pat.e ,n tne ba room of , , an
hour of uanelna;' to excellent music
beino: followed hv the ten
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Utimbougli West.
News has been received in the- rily
of the 'marriage, of Lieutenant Wil
liam Whitehead West of the Culled
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Lieutenant j ly
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i curred on ednesday at the home of -(the
bride in Kansas. Lieutenant West!
is the son .of . Mr. and Mrs. W.'.IV.!
West of Asheville and spent his buy-!
hood in this city at the home of his.
parents. Campobello on Chestnut
street. He has many friends and I
leiuuws in mis city ami rcuadeiphiu
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wedding. The event had been post-
poned from time to time during the j
fall on account of the Mexican situa- i
tion which caused tlv
groom's trans
fer to the border. The wedding was
attended by the groom's sisu-r. Mrs.
Roland Sletor Morris of Philadelphia
and Asheville, who was formerly Miss
Augusta B. T. Uhlpuen .West and who
went to Fort Riley "from her home in
Philadelphia for the wedding. Other
members of the family were unable
to be present. The bride is said to be
a charming and attractive young lady, !
tujujiiiK mucn popularity in army clr-
cles. Lieutenant West, who is of a;
,! iiuonii aim uismiguisnea iamuy,
has met with much success in his
profession.
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Mr. and Mrs. William Hallinger of
Keokuk, lowa. arrived yesterday fur n
vi ,t t 4shf vlll., unrl nra ,t.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langhrun will
el'.e a birthday party for their small
daughter, Margaret on Monday af
ternoon, in honor nf her seventh
birthday.
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Mrs. B. Dowling has returned, after
spending the holidays at Green Covu
Springs In Florida. ,
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Lancasteh
W. W.
of Spartanburg
nr.RA-ui t itinnuNs
excel all others because of our spec
ial inking process. The ink Is not
merely put on or soakd Into the
cloth, but is squeezed through and
Into every bit of the ribbon until it is
in integral port of It
we want you to give DL-ItA-BUL;
RIBBONS the hardest test you Tcnow
the results will prove their worth.
J. M. HEARN A CO.,
Phone 418. Battery Turk riace. j
use your own
Field Co.
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GREAT CHANGE
IN TWENTY YEARS
Shaw Lady Looks Younger In
stead cf Older With Lapse
Of Time.
Shaw,
Miss. Mrs. V. N. Smith, of
this city,
ment of
makes an interesting state
lier experiences, as follows:
"Twenty-nine years ago, I contracted
a serious form of womanly trouble.
We called in our family physician,
and he treated me for it, but it seemed
to do no good. It went on into other
bad troubles, and I commenced taking
all kinds of medicines to see if I could
get relief, but to no avail.
I suffered with that trouble up until
eleven years ago, when I read about
I Cariltii, the woman's tonic, and bought
a full treatment. It relieved mo at
unce. and after taking the full treat
ment. I am now well and stout.
1 sent my brother, whom I had not
so'en in twenty years, one of my 'photo
graphs, and he wrote me that I looked
younger than when ho last suw me."
For more than 50 years, Cardui has
been relieving women's sufferings, and
building weak women up to health
and strength. No other tonic gives
the samo results as Cardui. No other
woman's medicine has the long record
of success In treating cases of woman-
weakness and disease.
Cardui will surely help yuv
Try it.
N. is, Write tu:
Dept.. Chattanooga
Ladies' Advisory
Medicine Co.,
for "Special In-
Chattanooga,
Tonn.,
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structlons, and M-page book. "Home
Treatment for Women." Sent In plain!
wrapper, on request,
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Park hotel.:
jonc to At-
weeks to!
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Isa guest
Mrs. P.
lanta for
friends.
at the .Daltery
H. Mears has
a visit of two
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Miss Laura Carter, ho has been
the guest of her sister Mrs. Theodore
F. Davidson, for two weeks, has re-
turned to Dobbs Kerry.
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Crawford
W. S.
Xew York ar-l
rived yesterday and is a guest at the I
Battery park hotel . j
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Miss Eleancr T. Wood and Miss N'i-
na Taylor of Kurlington, N. Y ar-
rived yesterday and-are guests at the
linttn- Park l.orol
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Little Miss Bertha Stevenes was
given a birthday tifternon by her
mother, Mrs. S. M. Stevens, at her
home on Cumberland avenue. A num
ber of the small friends of the little
guest of honor were Invited in for
the occasion, which was much en
joyed. ' j
The following program will be given
by the Urore Pari; tnn orchestra to
morrow evening, under the direr tion i
of C. F.dwjn White: j
March, "The Commando"
Selection. "Ad-le"
...Carter
Briquet
Lend of
Klein
Suite of five, " The
Birds"
la I The Canaries,
(b) The Robins,
tc'i Th Eagles,
till The Ku-nlliittri.
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Fadcrewski
... .Thomas'
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e) The MghtlnnuU-.
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OveiturJ, 'Havniond '
(Continues on pago t)
BATH ROOM MIRRORS .
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PLATE til.ASS MinitORS Fit AM F.D
IX XR'AT WHITK MOULDING.
BIZKH WITH riUCEB
lUx , 73
tii li.on
1UI3 $1.23
11x12 $145
16UJ .50
20x11 $2.50
28x11 $2.75
Children's Rockers
CHAIRS AND TABLE CHAIRS AT SPECIAL RE
DUCED PRICES. 50 PER CENT. OFF.
BEAUMONT FURNITURE COMPANY
27 South Main. Street. The Home oi Furniture Values.
ii
Just Received
. Ani.'elotof HOME GROWN CELERY.
Yates & McGuire
City Market
H. M. Warren, Mgr. - -. . - . Phcno 334
USEFUL AND PRETTY.
Just What the House
wife Will Like
COIIK BAG OK BtiCK LiNLN.
Corks lire one of the little things one
can never find wtion there is use for
tuem. This little cork bag is the clev
er idea of un Ingenious housekeeper
who believes in "a . place for every
thing uud everything In Its place."
The bag is built of blue linen, witb
a band of cietonno as a decoration
To the eud of the bag is attached a
nwl-o W,nr
eorwstrtw.
Homemade Flowerpot.,
Flowerpots of any size or desliju
Iu!'y l wnde of plaster of parls in the
following way; First secure a mold ol
the desired size, lit must be smooth
upon tbo outside and the top a little
larger than the bottom. Grease thi
mold nnd cover it with paper. Ml:,
plaster of purls one part, water twi
and one-half parts, and Into this sola
tlou dip Inch wide strips of mtisliu.
invert the mold and cover the hot
torn with it square of muslin that ha
beet) dipped in the plaster mixture.
j Tben. tipou the rami' plan that asm
j sou employs to adjust n plaster rnst
i begin to wind (llugoiiall.v, around unc
around, vvur k!inf from bottom to to
and then back agitiu, smoothing out
j the creases and keeping the strips
j even. Wheu the last layer is in plait-
add a generous coating of the plaster
nibbing it level, by the hnnd. Set In u
stroni; current of air, and In a short
time the mold can be removed.
. The strips of uiusllu sliuul'd be about
ten inches long to manage easily, and
the size of the pot will govern'tbe
number used, ns a lnrgi oue will re
I quire more in order to product) a beat
i lur article.
1 TUt' last coating can he 'stamped
. tvlth any ornamental Impression oi
' beautifully marbled by dusting u lit
tie powdered lye upou it before tlnlsli
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Soon Gets Over It.
"What Is the honeymoon. paV
"Well, the honeymoon Is the only
period in a man's life during which lit
considers it funny to come home and
find that his ticnr little wife linsu't
; dinner ready In lltne."
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NEVBRQ'S HERPIG1DE SAVES
SAVES
If you want to free your head of
dandruff and stop falling hair, you
must sooner or later resort to New
bro's Herplclde.
By using Herplclde first you save
yourself worry, which Is desirable, you
save money, which is a consideration,
and save your hair, which Is the most
important of all.
Why not profit by the experience
of Mrs. S. A. Lee, of 110 South 4th
Street, Richmond, Va., who writes:
"Four years' residence In ' India
ruined my hair until it was but two
inches long and very thin. I tried
everything In Europe and America
without benefit until I was Induced to
use Herpeclde. My hair Is now long,
soft and silky and natural color, while
before It was quite gray. My friends
never tire of admiring my hair." '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
R. Pinckney Taylor and wife to E.
N. Atkinson, parcels of land on Rags
dale creek; consideration $75.
S. 'P. Bryce and wife to B.- P'earl
man, tracts of land looated on Buxton
street; consideration $900.
16 Patton Avenue
Asheville, N. C.
At Our Present
Reduced Prices
You can well afford tlie purchase of an extra
Suit, Dress or Coat, The class of garments we handle
you all know to be distinctive in style and of the
highest grade materials and workmanship the prices
though are lower than ever before.
Your Inspection, is all we ask. v
The New
Offerings
Corteccnl silks for three cents a, spool; Rlrhardon's Embroid
ery silks Ave skeins 10 cents; two papers Milliards Needles for 5
cents. These aro Just a few lu-ms that will Interest every wo
man in Asheville. lUbbons, Embroideries, Laces, Edlnra, Cord
and Lace Fancy Trlnunlngs, Vndcrvear, and the small amount
of yard good. In fact, everything left over from the old Mum
power Mock except Shoes, Hosiery and Men's Dress Shirts, will be
.Im sold at about 23 per cent, less than wholesale cost. Every
price bon llde, every statement in this ad true.
We will soon have In a line of tino Shoos for Men, Women,
Children, and a complete line of Men's Furnishings ALL HIGH
UBADE, at POPULAR PRICES.
CALL SHOE CO.
17 South Main St.
Baltimore Dental
Rooms
Over Nichols Shoe tftor
Phone Ifttl.
KANTLEEK
Water Bottles, two quart, at
f 1.50 and K&ntlek Fountain
Syringes, two auart, at 12 rep
resent splendid values. This
value Is still further enhanced
by a .two years guarantee. W .
havs chsapsr goods but .idvtee
purchasing th Kantleek as In
the ond they will give th most
satisfactory servlct.
Grant's Pharmacy
'Drugs and Seeda
1'ilRY,
HHY, SAVES THE ill
Mrs. Lee's story is a typical history
of hair troubles. After everything
else fails Newbro's Herplclde brings
relief. It would be just as effective If
used first.
Newbro's Herplclde makes the ac
cumulation of dandruff Impossible
and prevents falling hair. It stops Itch
ing of the scalp almost instantly. io
matter what the claims of others,
Herplclde is the only "genuine lrigln
nal dandruff germ destroyer.''
Newbro's Herpeclde in 60c and
$1.00 sires is sold by all dealers who
guarantee U to da all that is claim
ed. If you are not satisfied your
money will be refunded.
Applications at good barber shops.
Send 10c for sample bottle to the
Herplclde Co., Dept. R., Detroit, Mich.
Smith's Drug Store Special - Agents.
Methodist Colony company to Lon
A. Mallonee, lands situated in -Black
Mountain; consideration $1009,:'"
J. L. Owens and wife to M. A. Bolch,
property on Adams street; V0. and
other valuable considerations. V
B. Pearlman and wife to S. P.
Bryce, property located on Park ave
nue; consideration $2350. ,
"The Store For Women
Who Know."
Store Has
for Ladies
Phone 1916, Asheville
Park & Tilford
Fresh Candica 60c to $2.
per pound.
C. Sawyer
FILMS DEVELOPED if 10c
Uiir. nit
ROBINSON'S
t HATWOOD BT.
V Trial la all w ask. W
THE LELLER AND SON'S PIANO
has been sold to about ttO customers In W(ern North Carolm
and Is undoubudly the bent medium-priced PIANO on the market
It Is sold at 1271 on the small payments of gS.Ofl A MONTH. You
cannot get as good a piano for lens monoy an-iwhere.
TALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
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At 10 off for 10 Days
BARGAIN ANNEX OF TBI
Nichols Shoe CoA
On the Square - - Cor. Ji. Mala S,
CHILDREN CHANGE
rapidly grow up and leave home hh
fore you know It
A photograph every once in t
while and you will always have them.
MCGARRY'S STUDIO
Pack Square - - - Next City Hit
NOTICE !
We wish to call the attention of the i
ladies of Asheville to the opportultsj
they have of having their skin treat-!
ed by an expert Marlnello operator.
Supefluous hair removed -without J
pain by the electric needle,
Miss Cruise's Shop
23 Haywood St. - - - - Phone is f
NEW FIR E WORKS'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Latest shipment of Sweet Florida
Oranges 40c peck, 10c to 30c doz. lea i.
than lc each. Xew crop nuta 20c It. r
Cranberries 10c. quart. Candy from 8c r
to 60o lb.
PHONE your order to 1631
41 E. College - - - B. M. SHEPHERD
Lyerly Motor Co,
AUTOS FOR HIRI
ky the day, trip or hour.
Seasonable Gates
Phone 1651 10 W. CoUew St
AMER1GATWJ
UNDERSLUNG
"AMERICAN UNDERSLtTNG"
Two pxssengers. Motor, 4 cylinder;
i 85 horsepower. Wheelbase, 1)5 Inches;
tires, 80x8 all around on Q. D. de
I mountable rims.
PULL EQUIPMENT INCLUDES:
' $50 Warner 0-ml!e speedometer;
I handsome plate glass windshield; pot
; Itlve self-starter; fine mohair top, top
: boot and storm curtains: full nickel
! trimmings; electrlo lighting outfit
complete with generator; dual Ignl
tion system with hrh tension magne
to, storage battery and single unit
coll; one extra rim; horn; Jack; tlrt
pump; complete tool kit and tire r
palr outfit
BLUE RIDGE MOTOR CO. j
I So. Main St . Phons 18M
SO Per Cent off
On ALL
Trlmmel Hau
Sproat's Millinery
PARLORS
Gates Bldg.
Pack Square
A Crushing Come Back.
"I started to tell my wife about s
woman wb$ made her own gowns."
"Well?'
"She capped my story witb one ahput
a man who made a million dollars."-
! Louisville Courier-Journal.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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immiiIM, ftUktt. Alvwrt
smD Br ORunnrsTS fvt mum
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KODAK STORE
AJHETTLIJI. H. C.
Laundry
Phone 70
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