Monday, November 1
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THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS
The Mammoth
The little folks will be more comfortable and sleep much better
In a modern sanitary crib. If you have not provided one, lot us
show you our improved stylos made with hish sides and close fillers
,ot prevent any possibility of accident,, though the sides can be drop
peel for convenience.
s In Oxidized, Verne Martin nnl White Enamel. Price $8.50 up.
J. L: Smathers and Sons
Phone 226 ; - - - - 15 & 17 Broadwa
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I'.irtlidiiy Paitv
Mrs. S. A. I.vncli entertained ?:it;ir-;
Jay afternoon with mic of the prctl'-;
?sl .children's panics ,,f tlv (icasnii in.!
'Junior of thi; sevKiith- birthday of her!
, fiiiall son, Stephen' Andrew Lynch, jr., I
Mr?: Lynch's attractive home v.a.i dec!
"orated in : a color scheme of pin!;,1
Vhite and nreeii, thi.-- ombii.i.on bo- '
insr prettily carried out with cut (!'-
rs, ferns and palms. In tin r'ii'rrsh
ments the' tolor scheme of pink. while'
and green was also curri(d out. I
The party iv;i;- a very rieliiHf'il
affair lor the many litt'e friTds of
tno small Sliest of honor n". ending as
the afternoon was divided into tv o
parts, the first part heitiK tnl-;en up
with Interesting and enjoyable rvalues
and the lat'er half containing the en
tertaining "eatnre of a trip to the
Princess theater where a specially se
lected projrrnm of moving pictures
was shown. The theater wore a pala
Rsperjt sieci."l decorations having been
put p for the party and a profusion
, of briaht hued autiiiTin leaves appear,
inur fn the decorative' plan.
Mrs. Lynch's .-mall e.uosts included:
Little .Misses Eileen tikeleather. Ttuth
l-ane Stikeloat'ter. Km My Westall, Vir
ginia Sevier. Alary Emma Xlehols,
h ranees Allpor., Martha Buttrlcl;.
Ella Wells Ilr.mer, I.ula .Sanders, Car
rie Lynch, Irene Krsliine and .lane
Lynch, and Masters Jack Nichols,
William Uuttrlok. Hilly Hyniim. Jim
my Stikeleather, Billy Duncan, Jimmy
iMincan, Wexler Malone, Joseph Fe
vier, Billy Westall, ltyau Menerey,
ffeorKe Lynch, .lames Sanders, Thom
as Sanders and Stephen A. Lvnch.
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Mf Georgia Dennis has returned j
from Evansfon, 111,, where she has
been the guest of Mr. and .Mrs. w. V.
T?ryan, formerly ,,f Ashevi'le. Mi.s'
Dennis also visited friends In Colnm-
bus, Ohio.
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Miss Virginia, Williamson will cn to
Richmond to spend Thanksgiving and
will be the guest of her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Galloway William
son, a
E. P. Martin has been spending
nme time In Greensboro, a guest at
:he Hotel IIufTlne.
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I. C. Ferguson of Asheville, has been
a guest at the Hotel liufflne in Greens
boro on business.
Mrs. "A. V. Sanford of ICnoxvMle,
who is known to Asheville society as
a prominent gue ,t at Grove Park Inn,
was a rerent dinner hostess at a pretty
function given in the Knoxville home.
The Knoxville Sentinel snys:
One of the pretty dinner parties of
the week whs that given by Mrs. Al
fred F. Sanford at her home on West
Hill avenue. Chvers were laid for 12
guests Including special friends among
the married element of society. Pink
roses and lilies of the valley were used
!n the table decorations and the same
color note was Introduced artistically
In the serving of the several course
f the dinner menu.
Those present were: Mr. and Mr.
T'lyde Gothard, Mr. and Mrs. Edwari
Ogden, Mr. and Mrs. David C. Chnp-tand
man, Mr. amp. Mrs, Kuyle Kimball, Mr.
ind Mrs. John Oberne and Mr. D. C.
Campbell.
This was the second of a series of
SatfemiUc
Infants and Invalids
tiis oniamu.
alted'F.ulu
The Food-Drink for all Ages
Riih milk, malted f rain, (a powder form.
For infants, invalids W si swing child -n.
Pure nutrition, upbuiklimj to whole body.
Invigorates nurmini moW mi the aged.
More healthful than tea or coffee.
..-! toia you ay "HOItUGtnr
ya:iMay cot m uttntltute
Furniture Storp
dinner. piven tills month by thif
cl'.urmins and popular hostess who
always entertains most delightfully,
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Mrs. C C. Pprajuie wi'l shortly close
her home at I'.iack Mountain and wM'
spend the winter in Asheville. with
her sister, Mrs, W. F. Randolph.
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Mrs. Tin IT Merrick left during the
'f. k end for Texas.
Mrs. Alfred S. Hnrnard leaves this
week, for New York to visit her sister.
Mrs. J. S. Williams.
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I'lks' Memorial.
Jar.irs Ik Caine of Asheville will
make an address in Salisbury on De
cember Ti at the annual Lndse of Sor
row of the Pcnvnlent and Protective
Order of TJlks. The ceremonies will
lake place in the Colonial theater in
the afternoon of December " and the
memorial addr'-si wiil.be delivered by
.Mr. Caine.
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Miss Kdiih Cn nipbell returns to her
home in l.rmisville, Ky., tomorrow
after a visit to her cousins. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles K. Waddell, at their
home in liiltmore.
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Miv-es Adelaide Morelcy and Miss
Harriet (rr arrive this week from
Charlotte.
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Mrs. v.. n. Dennis has returned to
the citv f'-om a stay of a year cr more
with relatives in Kansas. Mrs. Denn!.;
is v.-ith her daushter, Miss Georgia
lien n is at the Y. W. C. A.
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! Woman's Auxiliary Moothiff.
i Op Wednesday afternoon, Novem
ber IT. at 4 o'clock the Trinity branch
of ihe Woman's Auxiliary will meet
at the residonee of the president, Mrs.
:' Charles L. Minor, No. 61 North
; French Hroad avenue.
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! Mr. and Mrs. W. Vance Prown en-
tertained with an Informal supper at
ithe Country club on Saturday evening
In honor of Mrs. Prown's sister who
is their house guest,
Miss Ethr! Reeves has returned
from a several weeks' vir.it to friends
in the east,
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1'ather Hall leaves on Wcdnesdnv
f"r n 'i"' t slay in DallaH, Tex., where
ne K"es to conduct a mis-sion
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lit ioplion for Hcv. Mr. anil Sirs. Clark
reception to Rev. Mr. Willis C
Clark and Mrs, Clark will be given by
iiinuy church congregation In the
crypt of the church on Thursday even
ing, November 18 at 7:30 o'clock.
Mipper will he served. Everv nurish
loner will be expected to be present ns
the reception Is to be given by the
wnoie congregation.
Miss Margaret Millender will leave
shortly for Montgomery t6 visit Ml
rotty at her home in that city. Miss
l.etty was the guest of the Misses Mil.
lender, during a part of the past sea
son, ut their home on Pearson drive,
I'or Iter. Mr. and Mm Clark
Itev. Willis G. Clark and Mrs. Clark
were given a warm and cordial recep
tlnn on Saturday nfternoon at the res
monee of Dr. and Mrs. Charles L.
Minor on North French P.road avenue
by the congregation of Trinity church,
itov. Air. Clark and Mrs. Clark ar
rived on Saturday morning from Blr
minghnm, the former to asume hi
new duties of rector of Trinity church
In the afternoon almost every
member of Trinity congregation called
at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Minor to
welcome the new minister and h!i
wife. ,
Miss Blackford, Mrs. Theodore Dav
Idsiin, Mrs. Herbert Cartwrlght, Mrs.
D. C. Wnddell, Mrs. Tench Coxe,. M
,T. A. Perry and Miss Susie Carter
formed a committee of ladles who re
celved tho guests and presented them
to Mr. and Mrs. Clark.
Tea was served during the after
noon and a delightful and Informal
occasion was enjoyed.
Mrs. J. K. Kenney, Mrs. J. D. Ken-
ney of Balsam, N. C, Miss Hattle filler
of Waynesvllle and Miss Lunda Ring
ham of Knoxville compose a week end
house party entertained by Mrs. W. T.
Dnvey at her home,' No. (3 Cherry
street.
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Mrs. I P. Wadaworth -of Washing
ton entertained at dinner at Orove
Tarlc.Inn on Puturday evenlnr In
honor of her son. Horace Wadsorth.'
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ta. Thntnu W. Faltoa ana Was
j Fannie Patton have been delayed in
their trip to Florida, which they had
expected to make this week, owing to
a recent indisposition of Mrs. Patton's.
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The G. I. A. to the B. L. of E..
will hold the regular meeting Wed-
i nesday afternoon at S o'clock, in the
' Dhrumor building.
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j Dr. Joseph B. Greene. Dr. Lewis
Vi. Ellas and Dr. F. Webb Griffith
j returned during the week end from
Dallas, Texas where they attended
' the Southern Medical convention.
Jther Asheville physicians at Dallas
were Dr. Thompson Frazer and Dr.
W. L. Dunn,
Mrs. F. M. Wood and S, B
Wood:
of Toledo, O,, arrived during
week end and are guests w
the
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Grove Park Inn. .
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Miss Lucy Minor of Asheville is
visiting relatives in Charlottesville,
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Mrs. 6.- A.-Lynch left Saturday ev
ening for Jacksonville to be gone un
til the end of the week. In her ab
sence Mrs. Lynch's children are in
ihe care, of their grandmother, Mrs.
Lynch. ' .
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Mr. and Mrs. Otis H. Dana of
J.irookline, Mass., are in the city,
suests at the Grove Park Inn.
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Miss Susie Penniman of Asheville
will spend the winter in Boston. Miss
Penniman's success in her work in
i)hysice.l culture lias been wonderful
ly brilliant, her services this year
having been sought in several quar
ters and several assistants ) having
been gi-en her in .her present respon
sible position. .'
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J'r. and Mrs. Robert S. Kinsey oZ
Cincinnati are in the city, guests at
Grove Park Inn.
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Mrs. Connally and Mrs. Richmond
Pearson leave : tomorrow for New
York, Washington and Richmond.
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Mrs: Edward Rumbough of Ashe
ville is the guest of relatives in Phil
adelphia. .
Charles S. Norburn of Asheville is
in Charlottesville, Va., where he is
taking a medical course at the Uni
versity of Virginia. Last year Mr.
Norburn graduated in medicine from
the University of North Carolina.
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Dr. Louise Ingersoll who leaves to
day for Boston Will take a course in
pediatries in the Harvard Post Grad
uate school of medicine.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sletor Morris,
the latter formerly Miss Augusta
shippen West of Asheville, sail-from
England this week for their home In
Philadelphia.
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Brotherhood Meeting.
On Wednesday evening at 8. o'clock
there will be a meeting of the
I'.rotherhood of St. Andrew, Junior
and Senior chapters, hi the brother-;
hood room.
Mrs. Carl V. Reynolds and Miss
Aline Reynolds have returned from an
xtended western trip, including Cali
fornia and other places of interest.
Miss Mary Hamilton who is a stu-
ent at Notre Dame college, Balti
more is here and will remain until
fter the Thanksgiving holidays.
ADDITIONAL SOCIAL OTt PAGE 2.
THEIR BELEGATES
The Runcombe County Farmers'
union met Saturday afternoon at the
county court house and named Hall
Sales of Gash's creek and W. A.
Uice of Riceviile delegates to the
state meeting which begins at Dur
ham tomorrow, . ii
A resolution was adopted asking
the locals in the county to raise a
fund to purchase prizes for the corn
ilub boys. Reports made show that
some ot the boys have raised more
than 100 bushels of corn to the acre.
Hubert U. Patton presided In the ab
sence of President R. C. Crowe!!.
TAKING ORDERS NOW
FOR
DISTINCTIVE
PERSONAL GREETING
CARDS
(English Manufacture.)
The custom of sending a per
sonal greeting card has be
come established in the Unit
ed States. A few years ago
it was almost unknown but
the great popularity of these
cards In England has brought '
them to the attention of
Americans, many of whom
were In the habit of ordering
direct from London manu
facturers.. We are gratified to' say now
l that we have a moat beautiful
sample Una on display. We
Invite you to come and look
them over.
An order placed with as for
Personal Umrtlns; Cards will
rrrclve prompt and rarcfnl
' at lent Ion.
J. H. LAW,
SB Patton Avenue
FRESH YARD EGGS ,
Theie are tho kind to use when you want to boil ejrsrii
or eat them raw. ,
Large Nice White One. 45c Per Dozen.
J.J.YATES '
Good Grocerlea and EfActrni firrrlr
$7 Haywood M. ...... rhonns 1713 k
AN URIC!
The Newest Discovery in Chemistry.
This Is a recent discovery of Doctor
Pierce, who la head of the Invalids'
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buf
falo, N. T. Experiments at Dr. Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there Is no other eliminator of uric
acid that can be oompared to It.' For
those easily recognized symptoms of
inflammation as backache, scalding
urine and frequent urination, as well
as sediment In the urine, or if uric
acid In the blood has caused rheuma
tism, it is simply wonderful how sure
ly "Anuric" acts. The best of results
are always obtained in cases of acute
rheumatism In the joints, in gravel
and gout, and Invariably the pains and
stiffness which so frequently and per
sistently accompany the disease rap
idly disappear, '
Go to-your nearest drug store and
REV. CI BATES TO
BE RETURNED HERE
Delegates to' State Conference
of M. P. Church Leave For
Greensboro Tomorrow.
MR. BATES RE-ELECTED.
P.ev. C. W.' Bates, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church of this
city; Rev.: T, E. Martin of Democrat
and Delegate J. E. Swain of the local
church, will leave here tomorrow
morning for Greensboro, where they
will attend the ninetieth session of
the North Carolina conference of the
Methodist Protestant church, which
will convene tomorrow.
There is no time limit to the pastors
serving their congregations, it being
the rule of the church that when a
congregation votes to elect its pasor
again the conference passes formal
approval on the action. The congre
gation of the local church has elected
Rev. Mr. Bates for another year and
Delegate Swain has been instructed
to ask for his. return. The many
friends of the minister here will learn
with pleasure that he is to be returned
again.
A number of important matters will
come before the conference. Rev. C.
A. Cecil of High Point, president, has
stated that he will not be a candidate
for another term, although he has
only served three years and is, under
the constitution of the church, eligible
for two more. A number of the mem
bers of the conference are being
spoken sof '-as successors to, Mr. Cecil,
among' them Revi A. G. Dixon, High
Point: Rev. JR; M. Andrews, pastor of
4rie church at which the conference
will be held; Rev. G. W. Holmes, Gra
ham; Rev. C. I Whltaker, Asheboro.
This Is the session immediately pre
ceding the meeting of the general con
ference of the denomination which
will be held in May, 1916, at Zanes
ville, O. Each conference of the de
Dr. Kind's New Discovery is a
Doctor's Prescription used foe
over 45 years. It is pleas
ant and children like it.
You cannot use anything better for
your child's cough and cold tnan ur.
King's New Discovery. It is prepared
from Pine Tar mixed with healing and
soothing balsams. It does not contain
anything harmful and is slightly laxa
tive, just enough to expel the poisons
from the system. Dr. King's New Dis
Try an "SOS" Want Ad. Phone 202
FRENCH-ROMAN
HYACINTH BULBS
These are easily forced and
for the best effect should be
planted thickly so that the
bulbs 'almost touch. The flow
ers are pure white, sweet-scented
and fins for cutting. Fine
bulbs SOo per dot. By mail
f'5o. 'Vt can supply bulb pots
ai d TYepared Fibre.
Grant's Pharmacy
Ilellable Drugs and Seeds,
1716
simply ask for a BO-cent. package of
"Anuric" manufactured by Dr. Pierce,
or even write Dr. Pierce, for a large
trial package 18 cents). If you sus
pect kidney or bladder trouble, send
him a sample of your water and de
scribe symptoms.' Dr. Pierce's chemist
will examine it, then Dr. Pierce will
report Jto you without fee or charge.
Note: "Anuric" is thirty-seven j
times more active than lithla in elim-1
inating' uric acid, and Is a harmless!
but reliable chemical compound that j
may be safely given to children, buti
should be used to restore their kidneys !
to 'perfect health, by conscientiously i
using one box or more In extreme
cases as "Anuric" (thanks to Doctor
Pierce's achievement) is by far the
most perfeti kidney and bladder cor
rector. Dr. Pierce's reputation is back
of this medicine.
nomination Is entitled to a ministerial
and a lay delegate for each 2,000
members, These representatives will
be elected at this session.
It is quite likely that at this session
steps will be taken to put in the field
a church extension evangelist and field
agent. The conference has long real
ized the need of entering cities and
towns in which there are many home,
less members of . the denomination.
The plan now under consideration
provides for the erection of a Metho
dist Protectant church In every im
portant city and town in the state
within the next ten years.
It is expected that a great many
changes will be made In the appoint
ments this year, due to the change of
presidents. The conference has no
time limit, but there will be consider
able shifting about among the preach
ers. .
The conference has 70 charges and
25,009 members. 'It maintains a pub
lishing house at Greensboro, and a
Childrens' Home near High Point, be
sides two schools. The body is com
posed of a minister and layman from
each of the charges, all delegates
being on equal Arms in the transac
tion of business. "'..-.'.'.'
HAVE YOU TRIED
BREAKFAST JOY Pork Sausage?
Seldom Equalled,. Never Excelled.
Grand Market & Ownbey & Son.
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WILL CELEBRATE
B' NAI B' RITH BAY
Asheville lodge, B'nai B'rlth, will
give an entertainment this evening In
tho hall in the Sondley building In
celebration of B'nal B'rlth day, be
ginning at 8:30 o'clock.
H. L. Finkelstein, president of the
lodge, will preside. Rev. Dr. Zeisler
of Newburg, N. Y., will speak and
others will deliver addresses and an
attractive . musical program will bo
rendered.
The day is observed throughout the
United States for the purpose ot em
phasizing ways in which the condi
tions of life among Jews In various
parts of the world may be bettered.
Give your Child
Dr. King's New Discovery
for Coughs and Colds.
covery is antiseptic kills the cold germs
raises the phlegm loosens the. cough
and soothes the irritation.
"I have used Dr. Kine's New Discovery
for the past three years and use it con
tinually in my family. My children arc
very fond ot it for it keeps them free irom
cold. I can't say too much for it, and
take pleasure in recommending it to my
friends." Mrs. A .S.Hnina, I'rancvnia, JT.1I.
Don't put oil treatment. Couchs am
colds often lead to a chronic cough, pneu
monia and other serious lung troubles
It is also Rood for adults and the aged
1 Get a bottle to-day. All druggists.
' AN AND A LB
.' PUHITY DAIRY
When you want the best to be had
In dairy products, phone us. ::'
100 E. Walnut St, IlioneJHl
THE. BEST
COAL
For general use ia our
celebrated . "
JELLICO AND
; BLUE GEM, .
We also handle wood
and kindling and do all
kinds of hauling, moving
household goods a spec
ialty. ASHEVILLE DRAY,
. FUEL & CON. CO.
rbonca tit 0 ilO.
Losssrd
fhqyLcrcQ In Front
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The Oossard Picture Event of last Friday was a most gratlfyin .
cess. Hundreds of ladies viewed the picture and we have h
warmly congratolated on the wonderful -results shown by correct m
ting. ; ' ' .-,' . " nt
Not a few ladies will say: "Yes, the figure Improvement shown i
remarkable, but none of the models shown had Just my type of fl
and I am afraid I could not be so successfully fitted."
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m- U .mtnuJtaHnDlv no , "ThnK I. '.
. ao iii Buuii wo uiHiwoiwu-uiBij
you, one that is especially adapted
irnrthnr. nur Corset DeDartment
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setlere, one who was trained In Gossard School in Chicae-n .
KNOWS what kind of corset Is required by each particular tVDe ,
figure, and she Is not satisfied until you are. v ot
New Gossard Corsets, including all those shown In Friday's Bi
ture, and"1 a complete line, of accessories always In stock. "
IP WE PLEASE YOU BUY. HERE, BUT WHENEVER YOU r
. :.:..'' BUY IN ASHEVILLE ....... L'
THE SHOP
11 Patton Ave.
BASKETS BASKETS
BASKETS
For AH Purposes at Special Prices. SEE WINDOW.
BURTON 6c HOLT, u0n the Sq ,?
Furniture Moving Our Specialty
Prompt Baggage Transfer Service. Give Us a Trial
CITIZENS TRANSFER CO.
43 Patton Ave.
Ten dozen of Ladies' Silk and Wool Union Suits
AT
1-2 Price
Style Without Extravagance
Other Models at $10.00,
"t. j a.iiv us it vrossarQ model t
to your particular figure."
Is In chars-e of fin riui. -
OP QUALTry.
Phone 7b.
Phone 25.
On Our Third
Floor
Some more of those new
snappy Fur Trimmed
Suits have arrived In
Broadcloths' and Wool
Poplins, all shades: black,
navy, Gait-brown and
Bowling Green.
Special at
$15.00
$12.50, $17X0 and $19.50.
Received
it-