Wednesday March
PAGE SIX
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEW&
that conceal the art. One will travel
'ihe wide world over before he finds
Iheir equals In most delicate and ex
acting roles.
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ALL KINDS OF W
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EVERYWOMAN
BY DRAWN UP IN
THE HAIH WITH SOAP
QOCIAL
JO HAPPENINGS
Personal
Mention,
Societit
TTmnrnmnnnnm mm i nr
Soap Dries Your Scalp, Caus
ing Dandruff, Then Hair
Falls Out.
Mrs. Waring In Cuba.
The Asheville friends of Mrs. Warln !
will bo interested In the following'
from the Columbia State:
"Mrs. George Waring and Miss Em
mil Melding returned to Columbia j
Kriday after spending a month at the
American legation in llabana, t'uba.
with Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott I
Gonzales. Mr. Waring was with them j
during the gerater part of their visit,
having returned home about ten days J
ago. Their stay was a round of gaiety.
Mr. and Mrs. Gonzales being of course'
in the midst of the social life. Mrs.
ilonzales receives two afternoons in
the month, and during their visit Mrs.
Waring and Miss Melding assisted her
on their occasions when several hun
dred of the society women of Habana
called. In these affairs there were;
several dances and dinner parties at :
the legation given by Mr. and Mrs ;
(ionzalcs In honor of their guests. :
Among th more informal pleasures
to be given by Mrs.
Mrs. Dale R. Mayo,
Claire Claxton, whose
W. B. Martin
formerly Miss !
home for a
After washing your hair with soap
always apply a little Danderlne to the
ELBERTHUBBARD
The Fra Has Unstinted Praise
For Play to Be Given
In Asheville.
Heinrich Heine once said.
niimhAr ,.f l-aitara wuo ir. AahaiHIla ami
wh h mV frirt ',, scalp to invigorate the hair and pre-
here -win ,tertl Ml'.. Jenkins d,,r- vp,lt dryness. Better still, use soap as
ing her visit In Knoxvllle. At the I sparingly as possible, and Instead : go to the theater but once
Innnhcm In ho plwt. I.v Mr M.rtln'"1" ayfMJUBlJaW nail vitalise
you can
i a IHe-
for Miss Jenkins, covers will be laid
for 10.
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Recent arrivals at the Mountain
Park hotel, Hot Springs: Captain J.
P. Carney. Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. I
K. J. Silencer, Columbus, u
Airs. John Collamore Hatch. Boston;
tit. and Mrs. W. A. Neft, Cleveland, O. ; I
Geo. W. Sutherland, wife and daugh
ter, St. Louis; A. Boome, Chicago;
Mrs. W. C.
la.; Walter Br
('. Eley, jr., Baltimore; Hon. and Mrs.
Albert Lelber, Indianapolis; Mr. and
Mrs. Irving Bacheller and son, River
side, Conn.; Mr. and Mrs. C L
were several motor trips and harbor ; Knight, Akron. O.; Mr. Knight is cd-
he wavy. out an explanation never will with,
possess an 1 have just been to see a play. I
parties and the Columbians remained
,lor the celebrated carnival with its
brilliant masked ball as the final pro
Lenten festivity. They return to Co
lumbia enthusiastic about the charm
mi Habana society, the tropical beauty
jf the place and above all the delight
ful life at the American legation,
which Is one of the most beautiful
Tia. . l.,l.
anuriiiic nail .ciii3. Ilime
just moisten a ciotn witn uanaerme , , , , ,
and draw it carefully through your H a,ao s's that V '? cxpei''"
hair, taking one small strand at a!ence bllt one kiss- 1 m no expert in
time. This will remove dust, dirt and either work them out for yourself,
excessive oil. In a few moments you j Life is too short for explanations, and
will be amazed, your hair will not ' people who do not understand with
er,!,, ... ..la.,., H,.t I, nrtll
Mr. ma -"'
iiulij anu aouiiuuilt, t 1 1 u
incomparable softness and lustre. ! saw it one night and then waited over
Besides cleaning and beautifying , the next day to see the same play
the hair, one application of Dander-! again. The play 1 saw was "Kverywo-
In. jltaa.ll a. a ... . .IaI. at 1 ; ,
Middles worth, Ottumwa, I . . e.ei , . ur 01 ua,.o- .,.
rtruce Columbus B ruff: s,lmulates the scalp, stopping! Both evenings 1 sat through the
ucniiig anu tailing nan. Liaiiuenne is piay irom tne overture uniii tne una:
to the hair what fresh showers of curtain, and then 1 sat in my seat
rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It until almost everybody else had filed
goes right to the roots. Invigorates -nut of the theater. I wanted to watch
and strengthens them. Its oxhilarat-1 the effect of the play on the people,
ing and life producing properties 1 had not seen a play before, rrom
cause the ha'r to grow long, strong ; beginning to end, that t can rem em -and
beautiful. 'tier, for twenty-five years. Two acta
Men' Ladles' You can surely have: is usually enough, and i being a plain
lots of rliarmthg hair. Get a 25 cent i every day man then begin to fidget,
bottle of Knowlton's Danderlne from ! I fidget myself out into the lobby
any drug store or toilet counter and
try It.
A KNOT WALKING
Peculiar Way in Which Lady
Had to walk and Hew Easi
ly She Was Straight
ened Out.
LICENSED TO WED
Harrv Johnson to Edna McGee.
Harry Van Auken to Mary F. Rich
ardson. l,eas Brown, colored, to Zeola
Green, colored.
W. M. Sullivan, colored, to Koberta
Martin, colored.
itor of the Akron Journal
It
langren hotel arrivals: J. B.
Keener, Knoxvllle; c. c. Peters. Ne
braska: Willurd Smith, Chicago, E.
s. White. Spartanburg; C. L. Denk.
Atlanta: C. B Snodgrass, Jefrerson
City; Charles Stone, Atlanta; C. A.
Hall. Greensboro; L. K. Schelber,
places in Habana, famed for its luxun-: w York; MaxSchultz. Detroit: W .
tent, picturesque garden.'' E . Taylor. Chattanooga; C. II. Craw-
1 i ford, Nashville.
arrived to visit Mrs. Griffin at the
Varborouh in Raleigh.
until the next act begins, then I try
that, and then I am fidgeted out into
the street again
This play of "Everywoman" grip
ped me from the first parting of the
! curtains. Perhaps Is It because 1 be-
S. P. C.
A. Meeting.
The meeting of the Society for 'he
.Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
held yesterday afternoon in the Audi
torium of the Y. M. C. A., was well
attended and most interesting. Mr.
Deshler presided and many matters of
iimportance. were taken up. One of
particular Importance was regarding
ia mule, the condition of which was
'reported to the president of the go-
lety by a Gazette-News reporter and j
investigated tav Mr fleshier. 'I'll e I A
I mule was purchased by the S. P. C. (,'tv
A., and shot. U has also been re
quested that attention of the general Col, John
nis nonie i
The many frincds of Dr. C
Sntr every man love everv woman.
A. W. Carson of Jacksonville ar- i?nch f i he (-haraeters in the nlav
lemenKerjried yesterday and Is a guest at the represent a human trait. There are no
will hear with pleasure that he has. Battery Park hotel.
landed in England and is pursuing his,
medical work in London. j (Additional Social on Page 9).
'
ter, Mrs. Edward L. Rogers, and two MRS. STEVENSON'S WILL
sons of Chicago,
and are guests at
hotel.
arrived yesterday I
the Battery Park j
DENOUNCES RELATIVE
Harris
of Baltimore
In tin
Mills has returned to;
Itutherfordtou after ai
to
tntblic be called to the slinncrv
streets and the necessity of caring for ' if,it al th Battery Park hotel.
I a M
ihe mules and horses in this partlcu-j
W it nia,,i ,rnh ih. Miss Pauline Moore has romp
C. A branch 'up cny irom rassiicrn in i.incoiu-
whprp she is in school, to have
her eyes treated.
Eula Arbogast
meeting that the S. P. C. A., branch
in this city was recently mentioned ,on
in the American Humane Review as
using picture postals illustrating thp
work of the society in sending out no-'
ices of the society meetings.
Fashion Note,
An amusing style detail is the apron
dip to the skirt tunic. This is seen in
pome of the latest tailored suits, and
is said to have already a certain
vogut in Paris. This Is exactly oppo
site to the tunic that is also now In
vogue, which has the outline of a
cutaway coat.
Something approaching a belt or
sash seems to be a part of every new
tailored jacket. It may be only an em
broidered design across the back of
the coat that appears like a short belt
or It may be a sash-llke affair that
crosses in front, passing around the
back and lying behind. A derided
novelty, with a quaint touch to II. is
that of tying the coat fronts together
with long ribbon streamers and a tiny
looped bow. Box pleated tunics are a
variation of thp knife and accordion
ones of the last season, and the Idea
tif having them of another material is
carried out in a girlish model. In this
Fame model, a three piece tailored
kult, the V shaped neck is prettily
outlined with a plcot edged Medici
ruffle of the same silk used for the
tunic. New York Herald.
!
Miss Harriet Jenkins, who has been
the house guest of Dr. and Mrs P. P.
Miss Eula Arbogast Is
some time in Abbington,
her sister and her brothers. Houston
and Clifford.
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Judge J D. Murphy of Asheville
spent Mondav In Raleigh.
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Seth T. McCormlck of Wllltaras
port arrived yesterday for a islt to
Asheville and is a guest at Grove
Park inn.
t
E. P. Wharton of Greensboro is
here for a few days on a business
trip.
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James P. Graham of Williamsport.
Pa . arrived yesterday for a stay In
Asheville and is a guest at Grove.
Park inn.
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Judire James E. Boyd and Ms pri
vate secretary. Mr. Blaylock. arrived
esterday from (ireensboro and are
guests at the Balterv Park hotel.
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The March meeting of thr United
Daughters of the Confederacy will be
hpld on -Thursday. March .". at 4 p.
m., with Mis. James II. Wood at her
home 84 Hjrtlelt street.
.
Safita iVrbara. Gat March 4. "To
Katharine Durham Osbourne. of in
credible ferocity, who lived on my
bounty for many years, at the same
lime pursuing me with malicious
slander, I leeve $."." is the way in
which Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson,
remembered her daughter in law, in
her will filed for probate here yester
day. The will disposes of an estate val
ued at $1-11. .100, which goes to Mrs.
Isobel Strong, a daughter, with in
spending B' ructions to pay Lloyd Osbourne,
Va wltl i husband of Katharine, $300 per
inontn for lite.
PETER G. THOMPSON
PLACED ON TRIAL
Washington, March 4. Peter O.
Coated Paper company of Ohio, has j thp PX'"'rl"
been placed on trial here on an indict- i
ment charging attempted bribery of a
postofliee inspector. The government
charges that when the Inspector found
paper made by Thompson's company'
for postal cards below quality and re
fused to accept it. Thompson sent him
$100 through the mails.
SHORTAGE IN CANTEEN
ACCOUNTS ALLEGED
Newport, R. I., March 4. Discovery
I of an alleged shortage in accounts of
ihe canteen of the naval training sta
I tion has led Captain Roger Welles.
; commander of the station, to ask for
the appointment of a court of Inquiry,
j Chief Yeoman Smith. In charge of the
business, is under technical arrest.
Mrs. John Parker of Asheville b .
Only One "BROMO Ql'IMNE."
KEYS. To gel 'be genuine, call for full name,
Five thousand keys of every do-' LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE. Look
Claxton in Washimrtori where she i,m sorintlon. fitted on short nollie lo the ' "r signature of L. . GHO E. Cures
received much marked soc ial atten-! locks in your home. Trunks overhaul-'a , 0,d i" ne Day. 25c.
lion, will be the guest of honor at a ,ed and made like new. Phone 44S.
iluncheon set for Thursday at the ' .1. M. irp:n- .v rn
4'herokee Country club In Knoxvllle. ! Battery Park Place - - - Phone 418
Get your Y. M. C. A. circus tickets
now. Reserved seats 2oc.
16-5t :
Special Sale
Oriental Gems
THE ZIRCON, which derives its name
from Arabic Zerk (a gem), is a lovely
brown, violet or green Gem which was sup
posed in the Middle Ages to produce sleep,
riches, honor, and wisdom, and drive away
plague and evil spirits. The hardness is 7.5
and it is heavier than any other gem. The
luster is adamantine like the diamond. The
brownish red variety is called Hyacinth and
is known as the March birth month stone.
WM lii this Mnrlil of oars their eyes
In March lint open shall he wise:
In iIhw or patfl firm ami hrar:
And wear a HVM lvril lo their rrave.
The Special Sale of Zircon. Hyacinth,
Spinel, Chrysoberyl, light blue Sapph
ire and other Corundum Gems enables you
to obtain some unusual values for $1 00
$1.50, $2.25, $2.50 and $3.50.
KPM ll WTIVK RHODOI.I-IV-.ft Ilk Ut 50r.
Arthur M. Field Co.
HOT SPRINGS MINERAL
BATHS and
AirnTTXirp A TXT BIDV unmUT
Hot Springs, N. C.
NOW Open. The 'deal hotel for -x-!
elusive people, In the heart of the i
"l.anit of the Sky'' Modern with a I
homelike atmosphere. GOLF, TEN
MS. RIDING, SWIMMING Pool,.
open THROUGHOUT THE year
Write for Hook lei. . H, V. Koss. Mgr.
big individual parts that tower above
ihp rest, throwing all else Into the
shade. The play is balanced. Every
body does his work. There is no
weakling In the cast. All you see Is
strength, suggestion, symbol, lesson,
reproof, reminde each being true to
his nature.
You are sitting in the grand stand
watching yourself go by.
Every man Is composite. He is
both man and woman; lie is virtue
and Vice; he Is youth and old age,
beauty and modesty, conscience and
flattery, truth and love, bluff and
stuff, puff and passion, wealth and
witless society, age and greed, charity
and vanity, priest and populace, law
and disorder, grovel and sneak. And
yet in this play, "Everywoman," there
is enough comedy to gicp you rest:
enough by-play to throw open the
windows and let in the fresh air;
enough witchery of girls so the cur
tains arp parted and the sun streams
In from the east carrying the per
fume of lifp's morning.
Thp spcond night 1 saw "Everywo
man," I went alone. I did not want
anyone to see mr, to say "how fine!"
How beautiful!" I did not want to ap
plaud unless 1 were forced lo. And
proved Heinrich Heine
falsifier, f enjoyed the play the
spcond nigh; as much as f did thp
first. Thp whole thing looms large In
my memory, and I feel that thp wlt-np.-'sing
of this play was an epoch,
an event, a great while milestone In
my life's Journey.
The curtain goes up on the first
act and Instead nf revealing an open
stage, shows the dark, olive grppn
plush curtains, beautiful in their
monotonous tones. They gently part
and the character of Nobody slins
(hrough Ihe folds and the man In
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HOCSKFl RNlSHINt, DEPT.
J. H. Law, 35 Patton Ave
Laure. Hill, Fla. The following ad
vices from this town tell Jn detail of
Mrs. Nellie Moore's peculiar condition.'
"About three months ago. I was taken
down with terrible cramps. 1 didn't
i pay much attention to it at first, but
slowly and surely I got worse until I
could hardly walk, and I had to go
drawn up In a knot, when I did walk.
My husband got me some medicine,
but It did me no good. I suffered that
way for a week. Finally, a motherly
old lady told me to get a bottle of
Cardul, the woman's tonic, and I knew
It was a good medicine from the start.
I took it according to directions, and
in a short while I felt like a new per
son. Cardul Is like a dear friend to come
and take hold and do women's tire
some work. Now, when I have heavy
work, or sewdng, I take a dose of Car-
! dul and It seems to go to all my aching
places and relieves me almost in
stantly. I advise all suffering women to give
Cardui a trial. It will do wonders for
them."
Give Cardui a trial for your troubles.
It has helped over a million women in
the past 50 years. Why not you?
At your druggist's.
N. B. Write to: Ladies' Advisory
Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special .In
structions, and 64-page book "Home
Treatment for Women," sent in plain
j Dcpat., Chattanooga .Medicine Co.,
; .viapper, on request.
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priestly robes stands there before us.
Nobody is clad in ii flowing garment
of green from top to toe. The hood
of the cloak is thrown over the head,
and instinctively you think of Dante,
steeped in thought, walking the
, water front in Florence of old, walt
!ing for Ileatrice to pass. The green
, light thrown upon Nobody causes the
I figure to fade into the curtains and
he seems more like an apparition
than a man. His speech is not hasty,
lie stands there long enough to make
a superb picture. You have never seen
anything like this before. Nobody
speaks slowly, carefully, clearly,
with an enunciation that makes you
think Henry Irving has come back to
Ife. He is the announcer of the play.
The velvet curtains lift and disclose
a scene of rare beauty. There is Ev
erywoman surrounded by a routine of
companions youth, beauty, modesty
beautiful dancing, singing, natural
girls, sweet and unsophisticated. Life
is a glorious thing to them all. They
are all girls but Everywoman is easily
distinguished. She is the average wo
man and a little more. In her are all
the dreams, the hopes, the aspira
tions, the ambitions with which the
life of normal woman is freighted.
She has youth, beauty, modesty, brain
and body.
The green plush curtains close and
shut out the stage, and Nobody, still
wearing his robe of Invisible green
comes softly to the front and says:
"He merciful, be Just, be fair lo every
woman, everywhere. Her faults are
many. Nobody's the blame!"
It Is a big man who ran play No
body. In order to be a Nobody you
have to be a Somebody. ,
So the play is ended and we sit
there with tear dimmed eyes, not
knowing whether to go or to stay.
The play is done! But life, the play
In which we are cast, yet goes on.
B iry woman will never die. because
eerywoman lives and nobody is im
mortal. The company Is composed of splen
did players. These men and women
have power, poise, and their work re
veals the noble reserve which marks
the capable actor. Theirs Is the art
A prize of $1,000 has been w-alting
in Philadelphia since 1S59 for the first
.Mni ,,f Vorth America who shall
determine by experiment whether or
not Infra-red rays are trunsmntea
with the sine sped as other lignt
rays. i I
Don't, miss the Y. M. C. A. circus.
Friday, March 6. Reserved seats 25c.
1 6-5t
Business Men's
and Women's
LUNCHEON
SERVED TO ORDER
DAILY 12 to 3
Home-like environments. Home
Cooking, Quick Service.
BANQUETS AND
DINNERS SERVED
Y. W. C. A.
LUNCH ROOM
12 Church St. Phone 1733
COAL
WOOD
AND
KINDLING
PHONE 223
Asheville Dray, pUei jJ
vuuati uciion Jo.
Office: Corner College and J
Main Si S
Nichols Shoe Store BasejaJ!
OH YOU KODAKER
Do you want better prints thin.
Prtcei
have ever gotten at ,-amo n.i..."B
THAT'S US
MCGARRY'S STUDIO
racK square - - - Next
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
and get one.
Orders are especially solicited
from those who have not, as
as yet, had work done by us.
POOLE BROS.
FORD CARS
OILS, GREASES,
ACCESSORIES AND
REPAIRS
D. C.
Shaw Motor Co.
PHONE 2260
18 East College Street
Removal Notice
R. E. BOWLES, Paint Store
is again located at '28 N. Main
Street. PHONE 407.
BLANKETS
$2.50 to S 10.00
COMFORTS
$1.50 to $0.00
Beaumont Furniture Co.
27 S. MAIN ST.
CLEARANCE SALE
On Al l,
Trimmed Hats
Sproat's Millinery
PARLORS
Oates Bldg. Pack Squan
RUGS
25 Cents Per WeeH
15 So. Main St.
MANICURING
Shampooing and Chiropody ii
and all diseases of the skin tri
by expert marinello operator,
Complete line of the latest styltil
HAIR GOODS.
Miss Cruise's Shop
23 HAYWOOD ST. - - - PHONE
ROLLER
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TODAY
AND
TONIGHT
ADMISSION FREE
SKATES 25c per Session
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PAVILUON
SKATING - DANCING
Corner Penland and
Walnut Streets
Trunks, Bags
AND SUIT CASES
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
Loan Office
23-25 South Main Street
Phone 887
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRI
Rates reasonable also Gen
al Repair work.
LYERLY MOTOR CO.
Phone No. 1051. No. 10 W. Colfcn
CHICHESTER S PILLS
CkT.kM.tar a Il.m..JTlfM4
BROWNIE POUND PAPER
25c lb. Envelopes 10c pkg.
In on
It
psper.
Brownl pap?r e offer special alue for ih nrl. t
OMt and you will Ond it equal or superior to higher onced
BROWN BOOK COMPANY
)iHJsito Post Office, Patton Avenue ... Phone L'!t
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, Nancy Hall Sweet Potatoes
t If you have ever eaten thetee no other kind will i,leaw
W rni !. ii , . . .A
rw ru-u, yeiiow ana very sweet. 40c per pit.
Yates & McGuire
37 Haywood St. Phones 1715 and 1716
We have a good line of Kresh vegetables in the market
It Is Always the
UNEXPECTED
That Happens"
Frederick Rutledge, General .Agent for the Girard Fire
and Marine Insurance Company of Philodelrhia, and the
City of New York Fire Irjurance Company of New
York, has just received notice of a big loss on the Oi.y
Hall in Winston-Salem, N. C, hich was occupied by the
Fire Department. Market House and .Armory. It has
been thought by many O'ty Officials that it would be
Impossible for a City Hall building of brick or stone con
struction to burn, owing to the fact that same is occu
pied by the fire depirtment v -
Frederick Rutledge & Co.
, an,,, vcr viawu.u a
aa,n aa . J ..... a,.,. ,,,.iiia
M, u,d with Hm RUtek
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12 Battery Park Placs
Phone 44?
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Phone "07
If it is a Range you
Buy a "BUCK'S"
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on Till-: sgi Mil-:
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For ,arllne-i. th' f'"'"."
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