Friday, February n ,
PAGE SIX
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS
A Staple Medicine
for Every Family
No Self Respecting Group of
People Should be Without
A Good Family
Laxative.
It 1b Inconceivable In this day of
general intelligence that any family
would be without a simple remedy for
the minor Ills of life, for cften by
giving such a remedy in time a seri
ous disease can be frustrated and a
life saved.
For example, if at the first sign of
a cold a simple laxative tonic like
Dr. i tildwell's Syrup Pepsin were giv
en, the beginning of a serious lung
affection of a typhoid fever might be
avoided. And also in headaches, ner
vousness, etc., a small dose of this
remedy would relieve the congestion
and replace distress with comfort.
Mothers give it to tiny infants nmi
little children, and grown people take
It with equally good effect.
Thousands of good American
homes are never without it, among
them the home pi Mrs. t" A. "Wright,
18S1 Pasadena Ave., Long Beach.
Cat. She had considerable trouble
raising little Ijawrence, three years
old. but after regulating his bowels
with small doses of Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin he began to thrive and
she has had no further trouble with
him. They use it generally .in her
home.
Syrup Pepsin saves the health of
the family, and it saves doctor's bills.
It is a guaranteed cure for any form
nf stomach, liver and bowell trouble,
constipaton, indigestion, "biliousness.
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Q HAPPENINGS 1 1 jgg t
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Page-Iong.
Miss Onida Page, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. S. Page of Bartow. Fla..
well known to Asheville society
through many seasons visits here,
was united in marriage recently In
Bartow with Matt Long of Roxboro.
N. C. The wedding was to have been
s summer affair set for the coming
season, hut following a recent visit
to Florida, made by Mr. Long it was
decided to consummate the romance
Immediately. The wedding was a
beautiful church affair of much plea
sure and interest to a wide circle or
admiring friends. Following a wed
ding trip. .Mr. and Mrs. Long will be
nt home to their friends In. Roxboro.
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The Asheville friends of Mrs. Georrte
W. Vanderbilt will be interested in
the following from the Washington
rosl: The entertainment to be give,
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Thursday night for the benefit of the
Diet Ritchen will take place at the
Playhouse, instead of at Rauscher's. as
originally announced. The entertain
ment, which will be given under the
ftttfiiptceil of Mme. Dumba, Mrs. George
Vanderbilt, anil Mrs. Edward Row
land, wil bring together one of the
smartest assemblages of the winter.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will occupy one
of the boxes, and official and diplo
matic circles will be represented in the
audience, and because of the transfer,
they will be limited to 200. A number
of leaders in smart young circles will
appear In the tableaux and dances.
The proceeds will go toward the In
fants' welfare work being carried on
by the Diet Ritchen, which was or
ganized several years ago by Miss
Gwynn. and whic h helps all who ap
peal, regardless of race or creed.
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Mrs. .1. W. Foreman entertained tin
members of the Womans Guild at the
first of the Lenten sewing meetings
yesterday afternoon at her home on
Soco street. The next meeting will be
held on Thursday of next week at the
home of .Mrs. I-Yank Hewitt on Mont-
lord avenue. The guild this year lies
particularly undertaken sewing for
the Associated Charities and for indi-
vidiial caes of need known to the
members and are making a snccialtv
of Infants' garments. This ortranlyji. 1
lion hnv vo.-irlv dune an CYrr.llf.nl w..rb '
along this line anil much practical
Special Gem Sale
CORUNDUM, a nearly pure alumina mineral, is
fcund in many colors, the gems being called Oriental
and taking names generally according to the color
thus the red is called Oriental Ruby, the blue Orient
al Sapphire, the Yellow Oriental Topaz, the purple
Oriental Amethyst, with other colors taking differ
ent names, The prefix Oriental meaning that it is
corundum. The hardness ranks next to the diamond.
Many of these beautiful fancy colored Corundum
Gems are included with the Spinel, Zircon, Hyacinth,
and Chysoberyl Gems we are offering at the unusual
prices of S 1.00, $1.50, $2.28, $2.50 and $3.50 each. Y6u
will be surprised and delighted with them and wond
er how they can be sold for the price, but please bear
in mind that the price is made to close them out.
Arthur M. Field Go.
IHhSh Sfl
LAWRENCE A. WRIGHT.
gas on the stomach, headaches, drow
siness after eating, etc. Have no hesi
tancy about giving it to any member
of the family, however young or old,
for it contains nothing injurious to
the youngest person.
A bottle can be obtained at any
nearby drug store for fifty cents or
one dollar. The latter size is more
economical and is bought by those
who have already convinced them
selves of Its merits. Syrup Pepsin
users learn to discard pills, ski Its ca
thartics, and purgatives, generally as
they are too great a shock to any
average system.
Families wishing to try a free
sample can obtain it postpaid by ad
dressing Dr. W. B. Caldwell. 419 j
Washington St., Monticello. ill A pos
tal card wilh your name and address
on it will do.
good results each
season from the
Lenten sewing.
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A tea-dance will be given at ihe Bat
tery Park hotel tomorrow afternoon,
to which the management extends a
cordial welcome .to those Asheville
people previously bearing cards to the
hotel. This evening, as usual, the reg
ular Friday night dance will occur
and a pleasant time is anticipated for
the guests of the hotel and town peo
ple attending.
It is reported that J, P.. Tate, man
ager of the Asheville club, who slip
peil and fell in front of the
Club I
Wednesday afternoon, is very much
improved. It was thought at first that
Mr. Tate was seriously injured but
examnation by physicians showed
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The Athenean Literary society will
meet tonight in the High school audi
torium. An Interesting and important
meeting Is anticipated as details of t
banquet to be given shortly and other
matters of equal import will come up.
All interested persons are invited as it
is understood that new members are
desired
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Miss Ethel Ray will entertain the
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delightful papers will be given, among
this number being one prepared by
Mrs. William LeRov Dunn.
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Miss Sadie McBrayer of Asheville
and Miss Kate Ieak of Wadesboro
were guests of honor at a recent de
lightful George Washington tea given
by Miss Priscilla Dodson, daughter of
Dr. Dodson, at her home in Greens
boro. X K
Miss Annie Martin of this city has
arrived In Norfolk for a visit to her
BE WISE SEND US YOUR LAWN,
mower early and have It sharpened
so that It will be ready when you
need It. We also sharpen all kinds of
edire tools unri iln all kinds nf rr.
nuirinv wri o n . r-.. i i
3. M. HTF.ARN
CO.
Batterj- Park Place
Phone t IK
brother Judge William Martin and his
family. Miss Martin has since Christ
mas time been spending some time in
the south visiting relatives, having
been a guest of her niece, Mrs. J. C.
Caldwell, formerly Miss Annie Ten-
nent of Asheville, at her home in
Hawkinsvllle, Ga and having also
visited two other nieces, Mrs. Charles
J. Metz and Mrs. Edward I. Holmes.
In Atlanta.
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Dr. Louise Anderson Merrimon has
returned to her home on Chestnut
street from a recent trip to Florida,
Cuba and Jamaica. Dr. Merrimon
took this delightful trip In company
with Mrs. M. E. Child, Miss ElWa-
beth 'Williamson, and H. D. Child
of this city. Mr. Child will return to
Asheville on Sunday, and Mrs. Child
and Miss Williamson will remain !
away until the last of March. j
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Charlotte News: ,
Dr. E. Reid Russell of Charlotte j
and Asheville. arrived in the city yes-1
terclay afternoon, and leaves for :
Asheville this evening. After attending
the meeting of the Tri-State Medical i
society in Wilmington, he stopped in
Rockingham to meet his father, then A Cascaret tonight will make you
came to charlotte. Dr. Russell has a : feel great by morning They work
host of friends in Charlotte. i while you sleep neer gripe, sicken
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Charles Mercer of 105.1 Marbridge only 10 cents a box from your drug
building. Herald square. New York, is ; gisl. Millions of men and women take
in the city in the interests of the i Cascaret now and then and never have
Frank Iea Short open-air dramatic Headache. Biliousness. Conted Tongue,
productions. This company may come j Indigestion, Sour Stomach or Constl
to Asheville some time in May and are ! pated Bowels. Cascarets belong in
presenting this season "Pomander
Walk.'' "The Merry Wives of Wind
sor," "Robin Hood," and "The Ro
mancers." Langren hotel arrivals: George E.
Bauer. Philadelphia; W. L. Gibson,
Knoxville; B. W. Strain. Knnxville:
J. L. Reed, Columbia; K. W. Wil
kins, Roanoke; C. E. Rose, Atlanta;
u Calais. Chattanooga: .1. B. Rein
er. New York: James Cofteld. Vir
ginia; C. L. Vaughn, 'Washington;
X. H. Miller. Richmond
Charles
Lewis. New York.
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C. E. Waddell. who left the flrsl
of the week for Washington and New
York, was joined in the former city
by John Finney, formerly of St. Louis,
who is a prominent electrical engineer
well known In Asheville. and with
him meeting of the American Asso
the meeting of the American Asso
ciation of Electrical Engineers.
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The Asheville friends of Miss Ida
Hamilton will be interested in hear
ing that she was among those pres
ent at ihe fancy dress ball at the Ho
tel Astnr in New York on Ihe twen
tieth, when the architects of the city
gave a magnificent Venetian pageant.
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Mr. Wyt he of New York, formerly
f Greensboro, who is editor of the
Story Tellers magazine and the origi
nator of the Story Tellers league, is
in the city and is a guest at the home
of Mrs. A. A. Featherstone oh Woodfin
street.
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Mrs. ,T . A. Brand!, who left recent
ly for New Orleans to attemi Mardi
Gras. will spend six weeks with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fischer '
nn that city, belore returning to her ,
Home in Asnevnie. served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Cooper of Howe. Tnd.. a "riclprocity day" with the United
who en route from Florida, have ; Charitle. The meeting was at Ca
been visiting Mr. Cooper's sister, tawba heights and about 15 delegates
Mrs. Nash, nt her home on Liberty from ail parts of the sate were prese
street. will leave today for their home'ent. besides the 30 or more members
in Indiana. ! of the Morganton United Charities.
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Mis. Perry, wife of Captain Perry, ;
is again able to be cut after a re- j
cent severe fall. The many friends of j
n j win neat oi ner recovery ,
with great pleasure. '
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The two small children, Frances j
,,, ..i.e.. i, Bianu-
daughter of Bishop Whipple, will
leave about Easter to visit their ma-lhad
err ,1 m r, , V, I n TV ., D la I
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Mrs. James Arnold has returned to
her home in Waynesvllle, after a visit
at the home of Chief Justice and Mrs
Walter Clark in Raleigh.
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Mrs. R. C. W'tlhams and daughter
of Montreal, are among the promi- j
nent Battery Park hotel guests of I
I recent registration.
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Miss Opal Rrown of Asheville is
the guest of Miss Helen Huck. nt her j
home on Elizabeth avenue Charlotte
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O. A. Elward of New York was;
1 among yesterday's registrations from
I the east at the Battery Park hotel,
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1 Mrs. S. J. Barnes has returnVd to
her hnmi
In Greenville, S. ('.. from a
visit to Asheville and Greensboro,
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Mrs. J. W. Mount of Philadelphia,
arrived yesterday and Is a guest at
the I,angren hotel.
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Miss Annie txgan is expected In the
city next week from Florida.
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The Misses Williams have returned
GERMAN EARTHEN COOKING WARE
Makes foods twice as delicious ami
natural flavors, and you serve them ,
tlelr de-Mi ion- hrown crust unhrciken
ITW 111 I I--UI-M IIIL
TRY THIS " " I' mpt e ven the poorest appetite. Put
some frcithly mashed iHitoloes Inone of these dishes (com 23c and up)
with it hi lump of hutler on top. and place In a hot oven mull broun
thin serve oteamlng hot with butler still lullng on delicious brown
crust thai melts in your mnulh.
inn M i l minimum. DEPT.
J. H. LAW
Monarch Canned Pumpkin
Makes must delieious pies and no trouble to vou as il
lias the seasoning in it. 15c per can.
Yates & McGuire
37 Haywood St.
We have a yn line of Fresh
I'hone 334.
BEST LAXATIVE FDD
BOWELS -CASCflRETS
When Constipated, Headachy,
Bilious, Breath Bad,
Stomach Scur.
c,ri a 10-cent box.
Are vou keenlnv vour bowels, liver, I
and stomach clean, pure and fresh
with Cascarets. or merely forcing a
passageway every fen ilavs with Salts,
Cathartic Pills, Castor Oil or Purga-
tlve Waters'.'
Stop having a bow el wash-day. Let
Cascarets thoroughiv cleanse and reg-
ulate the stomach, remove the sour
and fermenting -food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carrv out of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels.
every household,
to lake them.
Children just love
to their home on Liberty street from
a visit to Charleston
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Hall W. Schenk of Greenville ar
rived yesterday for a visit and Is a
guest at the Batterv Park hotel.
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William Redwood is out again af
ter a recent acute illness resulting
from blood poisoning.
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J. W. Cowan of Atlanta arrived
yesterday and is a guest at the Bat
tery Park hotel.
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William R Champlin of Province
arrived yesterday at drove Park inn
for a stay in Asheville.
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A. C. G. Hupsel of New York arrived
yesterday and is a guest at Grove Park
inn.
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W. s. Brown of Salisbury is in the
city.
(Additional Social on Page 9).
Morganton Note.
Correspondence of The Gazette-News. I
One the' evening of Friday, Febru
ary 20, Mrs. Leland entertained very
delightfullly for her sisler, Mrs. Le
land. Those present were:: Mr. and
Mrs. Millner, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Ave
ry, Mrs. Dr. Leslie; Misse Janfe. Lu
cille, and Marie Pearson, Mary Mor-
an and Ruth Diekev
A dainty candle
for the guessing
stick was the prize
contest
Delicious refreshments were
Miss Fries, the president of the Wo-
men's Federation of Clubs In North
Carolina, made a charming address
and several of the chairmen of the
committees oi tile reiteration were
present and made most interesting re-
ports. The delegates arrlvd on the
midday train and were carried in!
.Lauiasco nun auiuuiuuiira lataw-t
ha heights, where the United Charlies
assembled. A delicious course
j luncheon wa served. After this many
of the town ladies came out to enjoy
ih bb aw i m tm eia
I In 1, 2 ud 3 lb .,Mifhl tin cut only
LB""1
ground or pulrtriMd. Never told in bulk. I
IT'S GOOD
TO DRINK
It MUST be for it' nol only
the finest coffee that grows, but it
is the pride of our factory the
I very apple of our eye our
business reputation is staked
its superb quality.
DON'T WAIT
ORDER IT NOW I
DWINELL --WRIGHT CO.
riin iifni caw tin. - cmcaco.
appetizing hjr retaining their rich
the uhle Hi the tame dish with
wlUi none of the Irnulilesoiue pm
i i i i i imp intii
Phones 1715 and 1716
veKtnhlei in the market X
the program, wihich was as follows:
Address of welcome: Mrs. A. l C
Avery. Jf,
Response: Mrs E. F. Reid.
Address: Miss Fries.
Vocal Selection: Mrs . Dorma"
Thompson.
Five minutes discussion of club
work by club presidents.
Open discussion.
Music: Miss Swift.
Immediately after the adjournment
the visiting delegates, the members of
the United Charities and the presi
dents of the Morganton Book Club
were entertained at a reception given
by .Mrs. Fd. Alexander.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan l-ayams en-
tertained with a delightful dinner on
Tuesday evening, February 24, In
i honor of two of the delegates to the
"reciprocity day" meeting. Miss
Fries, president of the federation in
I North Carolina, of Winson-Salemn
anil Mrs. William Wallace of States
ville, formerly Miss Whltlock of Ashe
ville.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Abernethy, Jlr. and Mrs. A. C.
; Avery, Jr., Dr. and Mrs. Leslie, Mr.
and Mrs
Isaac Avery. Dr. and Mrs.
Gayle.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kistler have
moved into their beautiful new bung
low on West Union street.
The YVomans' Auxiliary of Grace
church met with Mrs. J. Pearson on
Ash Wednesday. In Ihe absence of a
minster the ludies will hold a meet
ing either of the guild or the Auxil
iary every Wednesday afternoon dur
ing Lent.
Wilson Tale has purchased a house
on Avery avenue and expects to make:
Morganton his home again.
S. E. Pentiss, former rector of
Grace church, left Tuesday for Colon
ial Beach, Va where ie has accept
ed a call.
KING GEORGE WATCHES
CHICAGO BEAT GIANTS
London. Feb. 27. The Chicago
American league baseball team de-
feated the New York National leas -
uers yesterday at Chelsea grounds by
a score of a to 4. Ring George was a :
spectator and shook hands with John j
McGraw, Joseph Farrell, James J. ;
Callahan and Charles Comlskey when,
Introduced by Ambassador Page.
Members of the American colony
made a holiday out of Ihe occasion,
while numerous English sportsmen
attended to take sharp notes of the
game.
I Score:
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Chicago .
New York
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i SCAXTLV CI.A1) GIRLS ARK
DRIVEN FROM SCHOOL FIRK
Gambler. O., Feb. 27. Many girls
cailtly clad were rescued in zero
weather yesterday when lire parti
ally destroyed Lewis Hall, the dormi
tory of Harcourt seminary. The ffre
was discovered shortly before 3 A. M.
and had already gained considerable
headway when brigades of male stu
dents began the work of rescue.
Temperance Worker Dead.
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Los Angeles, Cal.. Feb. 27. Miss
Amanda M. May, 86 years old. noted
temperance worker and collaborator
with Neal Dow in the campaign which
made Maine a "dry" state, died at her
home at Writtler Wednesday.
Only One "BROMO QUININE."
To get'lhe genuine, . all for full name,
j LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
i for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures
a ('old in One Day. I5c.
lilt- innnnui unsaiuii ill ibciju-
'sin found that the city of Milwaukee
can save nearly $50,000 a year by
making a contract for street lighting
with the public utility company, In
stead of building a municipal plant.
NOTICE !
Those not having received
souvenirs of Poole Bros, may
leave their cleaning at our
branch office at Mrs. Denoon's
Art Store. 41 Patton avenue
anil get one.
orders are especially solicited
from those who have not. as
as yet, had work done by us.'
POOLE BROS.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Our pictures of men LOOK like men. Thev show the force energy
and character of the sitter. They are portraits that really tell some
thing of the men portrayed. Telephone 776 today for u-n appoint
ment. PELTON & HIGOASON, STUDIO
NKVT TO PRINCESS THEATEIl
I BUY A GOOD uRAtlV
: , j "JJ UKA1JJS
scut auu
Rumford Baking Powder
in it then you will know you have pure, wholesome breads
otherwise you do not.
DANCE RECORDS
Tango Turke Trol Heatlallon. on, Mep. Two Hlep. r . A ad.
vertlned In haturday Kvenlng Port.
PAUL'S rtlUSIC HOUSE
FILMS DEVELOPED ,10c
MAI', OR
ROBINSON'S
"TIZ"-- JOY TO
SORE. TIRED FEET
"Tis" For Aching, Burning,
Puffed-up Feet and Corns
Or Callouses.
"TO swans
myfe.t
Good-bye sore feet, burning feet,
swollen feet, sweaty feet, smelling
(feet, tired feet.
j Good-bye corns, callouses, bunions
land raw spots. No more shoe tight
ness, no more limping with pain or
drawing up your face in agony "TIZ"
is magical, acts right off. "TIZ" draws
out all the poisonous exudations
which puff up the feet. Use "TIZ"
and wear smaller shoes. Use "TIZ"
and forget your foot misery. Ah ! how
comfortable your feet feel.
Get a 26 cent box of "TIZ" now at
any druggist or department store.
Don't suffer. Have good feet, glad
feet, feet that never swell, never hurt,
never get tired. A year's foot com-
j fort guaranteed or money refunded
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MASTERS OF MEN.
Go forth into the busy world
and love it, interest yourself in its
life, mingle kindly with its ioys and
sorrows, try what you can do for
men rather than what you can
make them do for you, and you
will know what it is to have men
yours better than if you were their
king or master. Brook Herford.
Xo one seriously interested in our
civic and industrial problems should
fall to hear Geo. H. Gocbel at the
court house on Tuesday night, March
3. He is a flbent. forceful speaker, a
member of the National Kxeeutive
committee of the Socialist party, and
has represented the party in the Inter
national Congress. He pleased a largo
audience in Asheville some five years
ago. - a
Roys join Y. M. C. A. today. 12-.1t
Removal Notice
H, E. BOWLES, Piiint St oro
is again located at 28 X. Main
Street. PHONE 407.
ROLLER
SKATING
TODAY
AND
TONIGHT
ADMISSION FREE
SKATES 25c per Session
The OLYMPIC
PAVILLION
SKATING DANCING
Corner Peniand and
Walnut Streets
fllP DT ATM mnnn t .
UF PLAIN FLOUR. Put yOUr
f.IZES
BRINO FILMS TO
KODAK STORE
9s
Oris Shoe
The name means imiPKl
cause it 'has always iiUlue j
with thousands of loot
$4.00 or $5.00 snenthera,
more than that much wsai,;
Still some snappy m
left in our Bargain Anne
Nichols Shoe
Cash Shoesters - On the!
OH YOU KODAKER
Do you want better prints (
nave ever gotten at same priH
THAT S US !
MCGARRY'S STUDlj
Pack Square ... xcxt chjj
CLEARANCE SAL
On l.i,
Trimmed lints 1
Sproat's Millinery
PARLOns
On les Bldg.
Pack Soi
RUGS
25 Cents Per Weed
15 So. Main St.
MANICURING
Shampooing and Chiropody At
and all diseases of the skin tr
by expert marlnello operator.
Complete line of the latest etyln
HAIK GOODS.
Miss Cruise's Shop
2.1 HAYWOOD ST. - - - I'HOXE
Watch for importatttB
uouncement in Saturday!
Gazette-News.
THE CALL m
"Walk a BlM'K am'. Sac a llollirl
17 South Main Street
Trunks, Bags
AND SUIT CASES:
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
Loan Office
23 25 South Main Street
Phone 887
AUTOMOBILES FOR H
Kates reiisonalile iilsu (
al Repair work.
LYERLY MOTOR CO.
Filmic No. 1031. No. to W. 1 "H a
CHICHESTER S PILLS
, THE IHAMONn IlltANU. A
U4lil Afc Jar Uraczkltoi
Cbl-afcaa-lar IMaed HeM
I'll ! In H ana uola rmtuiKV
twin. Mled with lllue Kilboi.1
hiaYn II BAND PII.tS.VH
SOlDBYDRUOOISTSEVfRWHtf
W. A. WARD
ANYTHING ELECTRlCAl"
12 Bnttery Purk Place
Phone 449
It' il n (Lhiow VOU WM
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Buy a "BUCK'S" j
BURTON & HOLT
nn: sqi-aiu:
Flower
Seeds I
We are prepared to aul'P'f J
he aiandurd flower ri,,,,,.3
few aui-h SWEET
NASTURTIUM. MORNl!2
GLORY and COMOB e e2
supply In bulk. All new
Grant's Pharmacy
DRUGS AXD SEEDS
HAT WOOD rr.
AlHCVILUt. N. C,