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Bridge Party.
Mian Mary Moore Wooldridge en
tertained at her home on Montford
ivenue on Wednesday afternoon with
i large and delightful auction bridge
party. The' affair was given for the
members of the card dub to which
kfiss Wooldrldge belongs and addi
tional friends were Invited for the oc-
saslon. About seven or eight . tables
awe made up. The tables were placed
tn the long and cool verandah of
MissWooldrige's home and In the!
i reception rooms of the lower floor. I
Miss Katharine Hornrr and Miss Utile
Trj'on Meriwether were the ; prize
(rtnners of the afternoon, Miss Meri
wether winning the club prise. Fol-i
lowing the game refreshments were
erred. About 35 guests attended.
Dinner Party.
Reeves Rutledge entertained at din
ner last evening at his home on Cum
berland avenue for the members of
l recent mountain party, of which
be was a member on Craggy. The
(inner was a beautiful affair attrac
tively Appointed and served. The
mountain party for whom the dinner
iras given was chaperoned by Mrs.
Junius G. Adams and included Miss
Simpson of Cincinnati who Is the
bouse guest of Mrs. Reuben Robert
ion at her home In Grove park. Miss
Pherese Chapman, Miss Louise
Phlpps, Miss Florence Griffith Mill
er, Reeves Rutledge, DuBois Rees,
Mr. Fields of New Tork, Thomas
Pearson, Paul Gearhart and S. Her
bert Brown.
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Mrs. C. C. Willis and Mrs. R. E.
Bowles of Asheville who were guests
of Mrs. W. M. Cooper for a few days
In Statesville have returned home.
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Mrs. I K. Jennings of Spartanburg
la spending the summer in Marlon,
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Mrs. Robert Barrett and daughter,
Miss Marie Barrett, of Knoxvllle will
spend a month on a visit to Asheville,
Lake Toxaway and IJnnville.
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Alan Anderson and Jack Wallace of
Btatesvflle have gone to Brldgewater
whence they expect to take a tramp
through the mountains with Asheville
as their destination.
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Misses Gladys and Elaine Carson
have returned to South Carolina from
a' fortnight's stay in Hendersonville.
Mrs. Houston rooie is spending a
few days in Asheville from her home
In Spartanburg.
. Miss Viola Russell is spending a few
days at Lake Kanuga, the guest of
Mrs. H. K. Osborne of Spartanburg,
who Is at this popular resort for the
summer.
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? Dr. Wallace Carson Is among the
guests from South Carolina visiting
Waynesvllle.
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A swimming party gotten up by Iu
Bols Rees and others of the younger
let was a recent delightful feature of
the season. The party went to the
lake at the Asheville school.
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M. B. Culpepper of Elizabeth City
has returned home from Black Moun
tain where he spent his vacation.
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Miss Caroline Dickinson of St
Beorge, 8. C, is at Hickory Nut Gap
For the summer. Miss Dickinson Is a
fuest at the Aspen.
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Mrs. J. D. Greene and son, Joseph,
irho have been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Holland In Spartanburg
have come to Hendersonvflle for a
rislt
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Dr, and Mrs. W. W. Fennell of
Rock Hill, 8. C, will spend a few
lays this week In Montreal The fam
ily may go up for a stay at a later
data,
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. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Deshler of Anhe
rille entertained the Misses Burton
. snd Miss Davenport at ' luncheon at
Mountain Meadows Inn on Tuesday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brooks of
Srcensboro leave this week for North
Sale' Closes
Tuly 31
Many people have taken
advantage of Uils sale of SO
year qnallty of Community
Mltcr, and yet there la quite
a large stock left, which yuu
can buy .
One quarter less
Own the value, and have the
engraving froe of charge,
large slie spoons ami forks
r!V cents each roe rtlnm slice
r,0 cents each. floullloa
f-pna fZ.R.I per art. Orange
f-rKns 11.25 per act. Oyster
l urk 13.00 per set. Butter
f ..rnulrrs J.SS per set,
h.aiuX fnr .J0 per set,
riH PIECE ENGRAVED
rrxs or ciiAncE.
Afi::::rLI. Field Co.
Wilkesboro from which place they
will make a horseback ride to Asne
vfile, a distance of nearly zOO miles.
Mr. Brooks shipped his horses to
North Wilkesboro on Wednesday.
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Old-Time Dance at Mountain Mead-
ows Inn. , .
: I at Thursday evening the guests
at Mountain Meadows Inn were highly
entertained as spectators at an old
fashioned country dance given In the
spacious barn. The barn was decor
ated for the occasion with fresh
boughs and was lighted with lanterns.
The figures of fifty years ago were
used, "the bird In the cm;," "thread
ing the needle" and others, xi .
Friday afternoon Mrs. Herman F.
Lee of Montclalr, New Tork, enter
tained at tea a few of the house guests
at Mountain Meadows Inn.; Tea was
served on the spacious veranda over
looking the Swannanoa valley.
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Charles Mooney and family of Dav
idson College spent the past week In
the Hickory Nut Gap. ".
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Mr. and Mrs. Eugene McTeer and
Miss Bertie McTeer of Hendersonville
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. K.
Perkins at their home in Spartanburg.
Tuesday evening an amateur per
formance of the "District School" was
given by some of the guests of the
Mountain Meadows Inn. Col. Thomas
A. Jones of Lexington, Va., made a
most realistic school master.
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"' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. Rees enter
tained at dinner "last evening at their
home on Blltmore avenue for their
son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Harald Rees of New York. Covers
were laid for 16.
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Mrs. John Borden and her charm
ing family o Goldsboro, N. C, will
spend the month of August at Moun
tain Meadows Inn.
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Mrs. Henry Evans and Miss Ann
Evans of Columbia, Tenn.f are expect
ed at Mountain Meadows Inn today,
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rutledge
and their son. Reeves Rutledge, will
have as their gfluest shortly Prioteau
Ravenel of Charleston, a friends of
young Mr. Rutledpe, who comes up
for the Invitation Golf tournament at
the Country club in August.
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Mrs. Victor A. Spurlln, who has
been visiting relatives In Rntherford
ton, has returned to South Carolina.
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rutledge of
Asheville will shortly have as tblr
guest at their home on Cumberland
avenue Miss Alice Rutledge of Char
leston. .
Mrs. James H. Eckles of Chicago
recently entertained a few friends at
tea in the private dining room of
Mountain Meadows Inn. Mrs. Eckles'
guests were Mrs. John F. Reed, Mrs.
Hermon F. Lee, Mrs. William G. Mat
thews, Misses HeVn Williams, Faith
Pierce, Lucy and Mary Marshall,
Anna Frank, Lulu and Elizabeth Pow
ers, Col. and Mrs. Thomas A. Jones,
and John Edward Lee.
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John A. Walker, jr., has returned
to South Carolina from a few days'
stay In Hendersonville.
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Miss Ruby Johnson, who has beer
visiting In Brevard and Henderson
ville is now the guest of Miss Grace
Lytle at her home on North Church
street In Spartanburg.
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Children's Party.
little Miss Henrietta Briggs and her
brother Harry Briggs. children of Dr.
and Mrs. Henry Harrison Briggs. were
given by their parents a delightful
picnic party on Wednesday at their
country home, Crowhunrt, near the
Swannanoa river. Owing to the rain
many features of the occasion were
enjoyed Indoors. There were many
delightful games, and delicious re
freshments were served. There were
16 guests present.
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Exjovernor Cole L. Rlease will re
turn from Hot Springs, N. C, the last
of this week and will spend a few
days with his cousin, K. B. in ease at
his home on Haywood street.
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W. T. Pryor of the Hickory Nul
Gap section has been In the city dur
ing the week on matters of business,
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Mrs. C. M. Justice and daughter
and their guests, MLssee McCabe and
Burroughs of Greensboro are visiting
In Asheville.
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Miss Rita Reea of Asheville goes
shortly to Bar Harbor for a visit to
friends. Miss Rees will probably
spend the month of August in the
east.
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The many friends of Thomas Cox.
a prominent young civil engineer of
Asheville. will hear with regret that
he 1 III at the Blltmore hospital.
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Lieutenant Governor E. L. Daugh-
ridge. Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, state
geologist, and Dr. M. H. Fletcher
' made a recent trip over the Charlotte-
! Asheville highway,
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Mra. S. R. Kepler'a (Muter, Mim
Csruwell of Georgia, Is spending some
'time here. Mrs. Carawell la accompay
1 nltd by her son, Rofcert CarsweU.
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I Dr. C. M. MoCracken of Fait view
spent Wednesday In the Jllokory Nut
Gap section.
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Family Reanlon. -
The ninth annual Pickens' family i
reunion wUI meat at the home of
Dr. J. N. Oil! at WeavarviUe on the
first Thursday In August,
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It. L. Rrnnar of Unartanburg h
been spending part of the week In
Saluda.
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Miss Llllaa ShKiver, Wle CMU
Rolfes, Leo Motzges, and J. M.
Clements of Cincinnati are' recent ar
rivals at Mountain Meadows Inn.
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Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Butler of New
Tork and Eagles Springs, N. C, ar.
rived Saturday at Mountain Meadow
inn. Mrs. Butler will spend the rest
of the, summer there.
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Mrs. T. R. Gasner of Salisbury is
visiting her brother, M. A. Perkins.
in Asheville, She will visit other
points in western North Carolina be
fore returning home. : ,
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Mrs. G. O, Murray and Miss Mar
tha Murray have joined the South
Carolina contingent in ' Henderson
ville. . :
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DuBois Rees who Is visiting his
paitpntaj Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F
Rees. will remain In Asheville until
October. Mr. Rees has many friends
in the younger set. ., j
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Misses C. L, DuPont and J. R
Hollls, Paul Gearhart and H. S. Agar
drove up to Mountain Meadows Inn
Tuesday for luncheon.
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The American Woman's league will
meet tomorrow at the Henrietta at
1:30 o'clock for the election . of . offi
cers. ' - -
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Mrs W. E. Lindsay has returned
t Spartanburg from a two-weelks'
stay in the mountains of North Carolina.1
Asheville to Send Delegation-
Elaborate Program Is Be
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ADPIIONAL SOCETY OJJ PACE 2:
Dancing classes forming dally. " Ar
thur Murray, Battery Park Hotel.
. Advt.-tf
GREENSBORO FINDS
SOURCES OF TYPHOID
Greensboro, July 23. -Although the
typhoid epidemic in the city has not
been productive of a great number
of cases, the Infection has been an ex
traordinarily virulent one and ' the
number of deaths to the number of
cases has been high. There have been
33 cises reported and up to date seven
deaths have resulted, Some of the
other cases are very serious ones and
fears are entertained as to outcome of
some of them. Only two sources of
the typhoid germ have been found so
far. One was a well nsed by a dairy
for washing the vessels of the dairy
and the other was a spring In the
suburbs. So far as Is known none of
the cases of typhoid came from the
spring, but more than half of the
cases are directly attributable to the
dairy that used the Infected well. It
is probable that all other cases were
due Indirectly to the well.
Raleigh, July IS. Over two hun
dred Rotarlana from Richmond, Nor
folk, Asheville and Wilmington will
be the guests of the Raleigh Rotary
olub on August 10, Vesterday, the
membership committee of the Raleigh
club mapped out tentatively the gen
eral features of the entertainment to
be accorded the visitors. While .he
schedule of hours and like details
have not been arranged, enough has
been done by the committee to assure
the guests that it will be a day of
events.'".:.:..,..'
With breakfast at the Yarborough
hotel the day will begin- ,A .get-to
gether meeting in the hall of the
hou.se of representatives, an automo
bile ride, and a big barbecue will nil
up the morning hours and extend over
Into the afternoon. A baseball game
here between Raleigh and Durham
will furnish amusement for the lovers
of the . sport and at the same time
there win be golf on the Country club
links for those who may desire tt. ' A
band will render music for the clubs
during the whole day. ' ' -'
The1 total meml'rshtp of the four
clubs which will be the guests ox
Raleigh is 346 and the entertainment
committee yesterday had received re
portsto indicate that practically two
thirds of these wfll be in Raleigh on
August 10. '. ' '
The Wlllnglon delegation will ar
rive at 3 2:30 on the morning of Aug
ust 10 and instead of remaining on
the special Pullman will be at the
Yarborough hotel for "the rest of the
night. - :
The Asheville Rotarlans win arrive
at 4:30 a. m. by way of the Southern.
The Richmond party will come In
at B:25"by the Seaboard.
Thus farv the Norfolk Rotary club
has not announced Us hour of arrival.
With tint Raleigh club numbering
sixty-two a tthe present and with
more than two hundred visitors com
ing in, It will be a day such as Raleigh
does not Often see, this gathering to
gether the progressive business men
of five cities and two states.
Important Conference of In-
Instru'ctors on Work For,
Coming School Year. .
A large attendance la expected to
morrow at the meeting of the teach
ers of Buncombe county in the audi
torium of the High school building.
Superintendent W. H.-Hlpps has writ
ten a letter to every teacher In the
county urging them to be present for
the discussions as to plana for. the ap
proaching school year and to receive
final instructions' in 'regard to taking
the school eensua, which must be
completed by the - teachers before
August 1. ;
Moonlight school work will also re
ceive attention at the conference of
the county Instructors and the gather
ing Dromtses to be of great Import
ance to educational interests In every
school district. : s '
VACCINE GIVEN TO
134 AT FAJRVIEW
County liellth Officer Dr. D.. E. 8e
vier and his assistants are today con
ducting the second anti-typhoid dis
pensary at Skyland and a large num
ber of people are expected to receive
treatment. Yesterday at Fnirview IS4
were varcinated for the second time.
Tomorrow the regular Saturday ap
pointment will be kept at the court
house in Asheville.
;'Gubbritiitc3 PhQnn vVQ-
Get the Well-Known u u -- U)
Round Pacba9
ITS Caution
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S malted muK
j-. "AC INI, Wl ,".. w
7- C.
r.lsda In lh3 Lrrrcst, best
clipped cad cr.'.lzry f.TzUej
, Llllli p!ar.t ia Iho world
We do not make"mi7A:prorfucfV
ZMm Rlilk, Condensed Milks etoj
; Bonir IIORLICK'S
ti:s cn:cir.'AU haltcd r.::u
" Made from clean, full-cream milk
and the extract of select malted fraio.
reduced to powder form, soluble in
water. Best Food-Drink for All Agev
,- Used for ever a Quarter Century
Unlearn you may "KGRUQPS"
yon may got a Buomtituto,
Pachago Homo
sen
J. L. SMATHERS
AND SONS
Leads in 'Fine Furniture.
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CREAMERY PROJECTED
FOR FOREST CITY
Special to The Oazette-Xewa.
Forest City, July 23. Forest City's
next Industrial plant will In all prob
ability be a creamery. Realizing the
' pportunlty of such an eiiti:rurtie,
t'rof, B. H. Bridges, ex-superintendent
of public Instruction of the county,
has launched the movement and
states that the subscription already
attained practically assures '.he
creamery.
The Morganton Methodist district
conference, which has been In session
st GUky, hss come to a close after a
most successful session. The IMe
gates report one of the most profitable
conferences since the organization.
Dr. Parker -of Trinity college. Dr.
Turrentlne, president of the Womr.i's
college, wore among those who tie
Uvered scheduled sermons, risve-al
young men were licensed to prej.'h
during the conference. The next von
ference will be held at Dysortsville.
THERE IS KO BETTER
Hutchinson, Kas... . July li.-To
those who care and to those who seek
for PURITY, for nutrition, for beauty
In the (lour they use,. we say to you
Tou have not known a'llthat a good
flour means until you have used LAH-
ABEE'S-BEST in your ownshome. It
may be a revelation. . v
Try It and see. If it were possible
to take you through the plant, and
talk to you face to face of our sani
tary mill, show you the wonderful!
process of milling LARABEE'S BEST:
how the choice wheat Is selected,
fanned and cleaned, and show you
how It Is aerated, and sifted through
white spun s)lk cloth, and reveal to
you the t inderful way, from years of !
experience, thought and toll, we have
come to know best how to separate
the coarser flour and bring from th
hopper the sweetest, purest and whit-!
est Hour contained in the berry, you
could then realise what we mean, and ;
what we are doing, and we then be.-
lleve that your uext order to your
grocer would be for LARABEE'K
PEST. Tn' it. Be yourself the judge
and the Jury.
For sale at Good Grocers Perfect
for Every Pread and Pastry Purpose,
J, D. Earle Feed company, distrib
uters. Made by the Aims of UAKA-
BEE, Hutchinson', Kansas. Adv.'
SPECIAL PRICES
Best Silver Plated Spoons,
Forks and Knives for regular
use and at a fair price. The
following are Guaranteed for
Seven Tears, which means
they will wear for at least
seven years, as we will ex
change them for new one
NET PRICES 4
TRIFie FL.VTKD TABLE
KNIYKH ' -i.I2.S5
TF- 8POON8 sua
DESSERT 8POONS , . . .$1.40
FORKS OR TABLE SPOON'S
S2.60
other ituces is nto2,
roRnow.
J. II. LAW
S Pstton A to.
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V WHY NOT PHONE 1176 AND ORDER
ICE CREAM
".Wo make prompt delivery to all parta of Asheville.
Asheville Ice Cream Company
,-. ;,!v , M. H. GRACE, Mgr, ";':; J' - . ;;: ' -
WE SERVE
' " Buy a .
"Grafonola"
because It Is better. -
Columbia Double
Dlse Records
65c
Fits Yoar Machln.
W ILLIAMS ft HOFFMAX
iltmorc Ice Cream
TEAGUE & OATES
PACK SQUARE
SS Haywood St.
We Send Goods
on Approval any
where by Clean,
Polite, and honest white mes
senger boys. 718 on the tele
phone will bring one almost im
mediately. Goode and Hage,
Inc., Drugs.
WHY IS HOLSTEDJ MILK
Tbe Rost VfUlc Prodaeed?
Phone or write us and we will send
you "The story of , Holsteln Milk."
Anandale Dairy, Phone 2HL
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
Auction Sale Now Going On
3 SALES DAILY
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10:10 &. m. 1:10 p. m. I p. m.
ENTIRE STOCIC OF '
Diamonds, Watchaa, Jewelry, Cut O
lass, Rllverware, Etc., to Re Bold to
the MIOHEST BIDDER Without Re
serve or Limit
M.GELULA&C0.
T X. W. Pack fcquarc
Garden
Corn
For late crop we can supply
Extra Early Adams' maturing ,
In tt days Early Adams' 61
days Early Minnesota SO day.
Golden Bantam 70 days
Country Gentleman 70 days
Btonwell's Evergreen SO days
Black Mexican 70 days. One
quart to 100 yarda of row.
Grant's Pharmacy-
Drugs and
LandreUi's Garden Seed.
Our Store is toBe Re
modeled and We Must ;
Reduce Our Large f
Stock Importantly l
ARGE REDUCTIONS have been
' made on many items making ex
tremely cheap merchandise for wise
buyers. , . ' ; 1 A
On I tulles' Light Weight Coats.' On Ladles' Tailored Buita and
Palm Beach Salts. On Ladles' Voile and Crepe Dresses. On Chil
dren's Colored Dresses. On Parasols in all grades. On Ladles'
Hats and Boys' Straw Hats. On many stylos of Ladles' and CnU
dron'a Low-Cot Shoes. On Sundry Kinds of Mercerised Dress
Goods. . .. '' ' 1 '
On Men's and Boys' Wool Suits and Palm Beach Salts. On
Urge SKflortmcnt of Men's Trousers. On Men and Boys' Panama
and Straw Hats. -.
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In every case the reductions are large in a
. ' t few instances as much as half. They are sell- ,
.r. fctf naturally, and will soon be in slen-
der supply.
H. Redwood & Co.
COUNTRY CHEESF
This is 'made in T?nnea8oe and lias the delicious fla
vor of fresh made cheese. Let u send you Boine.
30o Per Pound, ' ' -
Yates & MfcGuirc
City Market
rt-nu tit
THE BEST
COAL,
For general use ia our
celebrated
jellico and
eluecj:li
"Wo also bundle wood
nnd kindling , and do all
kinds of haulinp;, moving
liousebold goods a iec
inlty. 4 ASnEVILLE D2AY,
FUEL & CON. CO.
Plmnm 22S 410.
LASHLEY, The Florist
Grower of cut flowers and plants. Fall cabbnge and cel
ery "plants. Prices on application. Phones 99 and 2408.
LADIES
JVe will" serve free during our demonstration
' FRIDAY P. M., JULY 23.
Ice tea made from our special blend'd tea.
McNcely's Coffee Houce
85 ilI-i;o Klrprt
Buccpmiors to II.
tt hi. ('offee 'ioiwifc
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