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TTTTC ASTTEVTLLE CTTTZEN.
, Friday, Auciisf SOUy 1007.
WE ARE SHOWING SOME WERY
li ESVLIIMHnSLni
Maklnr up- for the hot time of a
lata sod the gay life at Imautiful
fToxaeay Inn by tha lake la lu full
awlnf nd hundred! of cursta hnd
. Ho It an aalraatlon which even It ha
Hot kiMiwa until tnla. aummur wliun
from all parta of tha Mouth liu coma
rush of attractive people, slnaly
nd In aro u pa, ao readily congenial
that brtatit foatlvltlos mark each hour
nd maka auch ft festival spirit that
he proapeota ara, thnre will be no
.batomr.nl' for another month cer
tainly not U tha auperb weathrr con
ffnaee an weather aharpa predlut. Tha
'Kmart Bet", rrpresentatlvee of Boulh
ra Soclaty'a beat, la there In force
nd la making a fast paca-duy and
nlarht tha hotel M a center of bright
life boating riding, bridge, tennla.
loathing, fishing and danolng following
ao rapidly that there la hardly a spare
minute. Tha "Smart Set" haa not
roina there i't raat bat hi enjoying to
ha ftity th opportunity of the place,
the charm of the aurroundlngs. Em-
ra)d award aweepa 'upward beneath
leafy boughs, from the allvcr sanded
jhorea of tha clour Inks to the tow
ring hotel on the peninsula which aa
aen by night by gay launch partlea
look Uka a brightly lighted ocean
liner and forest clad" mountain rlae
abruptly skyward. Thero I little
room for alcep for the Inadera of the
et, nightly dancea in tha ball room
overlooking the moonlit waters con
ilnuKi lata and thoy are up early In
the' morning for' horseback or bont
rldaa, per-hapa a fishing trip at dawn
then breakfast In the dainty dining
room, bowling, brlln, tennla and
forenoon dahoes, at night there cornea
over tits water to boating' parties the
muslo- from the ball room and he
distant laughter of aome gay party
whli'h la making with their night's
Hiring of mountain trout to the "Old
Homestead" where "Uncle Jim", and
"Aunt1 Nanry" will be waked up to
rook the fish with chicken for a lata
upper of more properly an early
breakfast very early often aa any
mid ante bcllum ' darkles such as
knrtw how to cook. -
Of courar not' air at the lake aro
"Hmart Set people and they find their I
(iwi pleasure In plenty, but none oh-f
Jocta to tha toner of tha bright gaiety
rwhleh peraaeatha place -
kaafeaskk'' - ' 'J ' 1
, Mrav PrlM-haru ItrMge,
i Mrs, J. CV- prltehard wa hastes
yesterday afternoon at bridge, l'lay
(was continued from i to , when re
tfreshnvtnta were served. A largenum
gier of gunata were entertained among
(whom wera Mra. Ell Muatln, Mra. J.
CR. Dlckerson, Mr. Locke Craig, Mra.
rharles Mi Piatt.- Mra. Thomas .B, Hoi-
llna, Mra. Sara- Buhl,: Mrs. James
fawyer. Mra, Carl V, Reynolds, Mrs.
Krwln Bluder, Mrs, Hogera Grant, Mrs.
Dlarvey Otckeraon it Norfolk, Va., Mra
tPhlllp CockM Mra. Arthur M. Field,
Mra Anthony O'Reilly, New Orleans,
Mra. IeorgH; Lambert, Mrs. Framls
J. Cletnengar, Mra. Joha Moorman,
Jtaton Rougei Mrs, George Tetinam,
Mrs. Jamea, Moorman, Mrs. Frana?
Weavef, Mlsa Caroline Hcynolda, Mlas
Wltta Bmlthof Durham, Mlsa Alice
Devenlshi Ml' Anna I'enland, Miaa
Alice Harrla of Hylva, Mis Lillian
Reynolds,- Mlsa June Hesa Nichols of
Indian Territory,, Mta Murphy, Mlsa
Gee Wahter and Mlsa Douth of Louis
iana. Party foy Visitors.
Mrs, K. J. Randolph and Mrs. A. II.
UNHAPPINESS DISPELLED.
laFa Centra Vaaalmeaa A boat It
Many women weep and wait and ref use
to be comforted because their once mag
nificent tressee have become thin and
faded. Many men' Incline to profanity
because the ftisa bite through the thin
thatch on their crania ma It will be good
aewa to tha miserable ef both acxee. ti
learft that Newbro't Htrplelde haa been
placed upon the market. This Is the new
calp germicide and antiseptic tlmt nets
by destroying the germ or microbe that
la the underlying causa of nil hair d
etruetlon. llerplelda la a new prnpara
lion, made after a new formula on ar
entirely new prfnclpln- Anyone who haa
tried It Will testify ss to Ita worth. Try
It yourself and be convinced, gold hy
leading drhgtttata Bend Inc. In stamps
for sample to Tha Herplcldo Co., De
troit, Mich.
Two ateea cents and II 00.
k kEAWEIJ'8 1MIAHMACT,
5k. ttPKCIAl, AiKAT!i,
Carrlor entcrtaljicd with a supper par
ty at Overlisok I'ark In honor of two
vlsllora to Uo city who are guests
of Mlsa Ureta, Mouthwlck In West Ashe,
vllle. The lionorera were Mra. Carl
Ion and Mrs. Andrews of Detroit.
The guests Included, Dr. and Mrs
V. T. Mcrlwothcr, 1'r and Mrs Krmi-
IM ClemoiiKT, Rev. and Mra. V
Minakuchl, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Atkin
son. Mr. K. J. Randolph, Mr. A. II
Carrier, Mrs. Andrwa, Miss Ixinlsoii,
Mlsa Carlton, tllaa Houtliwlck, Miss
Holt of New Urn, Miss Hcttle Kites,
Mlsa RelM'cca Knyllss of Covlnglon,
Ky., Mlsa Hart Is. Rollins, Mr. Wlllaru
Northup, Mr. T. II. Winston, Mr.
Ralph Carrlor, Mr. Kendall Northup,
and Mr. Harry W, 1'lummer.
Card I'sa-ly at K-iillworlli Inn,
A delightful euchre party afforded
entertainment for the guasta at Kcn
llworth Inn on Wednesday evening.
There were) nix prlxca given, the llrst
was won bo Mrs. L. K. Wells of HL
Louis, Mra. A. K. Meade, of Washing
ton secured the second. Mrs. Joseph
Messengala of Atlanta, and Mra. L. K.
Wells won tha lone hand prises. Tha
consolation prises went to Miss Hue
Pretlow of Virginia and Miss Ida Y.
llownrs of Kentucky.
Tha first prise for gentlemen was
won by Mr, McConnelk of Savannah,
Mr. E. A. Mead of Washington sec
ond.
Mra , E. H. Moore entertained with
snapper at tha conclusion of the game.
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Mra. Masanigaln to EnUrialrt.
- Mra. Joseph Masaengale of Atlanta
w9to Is a guest at Kenllworth Inn has
iatiued Invitations for a bridge party
toaluy In honor of Mrs. Thompson of
IHs Moines. The party will be held
at Konllwortli Inn play to begin at
three thirty o'clock.
UlrtlHlny I 'arty,
Miss Mnbol Ardath Garvey cele-
hrtUed her tenth birthday at her home
on Cumberinnd avenue, yesterday af
ternoon. Kverythlng was In tens.)
Tha guests were limited to thla num
bor ten candles of course ornamented
the caka which afforded great amuse
ment for the young people In blow
Ing them out.
Games was played and refreshments
PRETTY FRENCH JEWELRY
Something New-in tlie Way ol Neck
Ornaments
They are very artistic creations and are becoming quite the "go" In
Ihe fashionable resorts and larger titles of the country,
We will be pleased to have yott esamlne theaa : ultra-fsxhlonable
necklac e for you will get a better Idea of their excluatvaneHH.
It la difficult to describe In detail the many varied designs Inc luded
In this offering so we refrain from doing so, but wa trust that all will
accept our Invitation to call und aee them. The) prkra are cry mini.
ci'a. Our apeclal discounts continue all this week on Hrnoches and
llundy Plna. . i,
TIIE TQOfilPSON-BRANNON CO.,
DEL1CIOIS DINNERS tvndLUNCHEONS
4 Served to order at tho; V ;i
Overlook PhtU Dining PnvllHorv &
Open-air dining room. Private fann(products. Spe
cial attention given to panics.
Phone 1215.
J. A. BUANPL. Proprietor.
Asheville School of Music and Dramatic Art
SO Patton Avenue. Itooma I I. I, 30. 1'liono 811.
M. '. CONNKI.L, I'rwdilcnt.
; lUHKCTtJKK.
' Mr. Burnett Jortlan, Mr. M. F. C4.nn.-ll, Mr. Peter Pctora, Mrs. F M.
Ilarkrr. Mlaa Minnie Wcatall, Mlsa Nbiht Weaver, Mr. F. Fluxing
ton Ilarkcr. '
COtmnF. OF INSTRtKTIOX.
. ;rok. Vkdln,' rmmv Organ, Cello, Mandolin, flultar. Harmony and
tbniMwltlon, Culilvutlon f the 8m-cIi and lirainatjo Art,
served on the lawn.
Driving I'arty tii Ardon.
i A . party of young people chap'
crotried by Mrs. Kultcr of Blake street
drtrva out to Arden on ' Wednesday
evening and' had dinner at the hotel
returning by mtainllght. In the party
wore Kins Flora Noll, Mlsa Mildred
Fuller, Wise Ruth Farmer Mlsa Hm.
tnaa Jones, Miss Ruth Brown, Mr.
Robert - Wilson, Mr. Jhn' Coulson,
H'X. W. O. Drunimond, Jr., and Mr.
F.tank Oudgar.-
i . Itarara riiiwi Knlortalniiieiit.
An Important buhinesa and social
mealing of the llarara class of the
Fir t Urtptlat church was hold at the
residence of Miss Mary Ward on FHnt
stre it last evening,
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Miss Ilculuh Marsey who has been
the gUinst of Mlsa Knlherlne Hrown on
lluyvood street hna returned to her
home In Kaoxvlllo.
jt jl jl j j M jt j j J Jt J
PERSONAL.
f ! ff K" V If K If l" K
today for
Mra. J.
her Imine
M. Lee leaves
In Uavnnnnh.
Mlsa Ford will reopen her scheol
for young ludlea In Heptember.
Mrs. W tl. 8Mnlleld of Amerlcus
Oeoi'tdn Is visiting Mrs. Rogers lit
Zelnmlht Castla.
Miss Ford and
Jimt returned from
ginln lleach.
her mother have
a vacation at Vlr-
Mlss Mnry Lacy of Amerlcus (la
who has been spending u month or
more with friends has returned to
her home.
Mrs. Upton und daughter of New
orlonns who nave been spending a
few weeks as guests st 107 Merrlmon
avenue will leuvo on Hnturduy for
home.
Mrs. 8. L. Gilmer who has been vis
itlng rululivas hora und in Waynes-
Aa,..'rmf I
1835 I
0 Silver Plate
j yfJ ( jkbas t Wictioa. I
I ' I-vJr Thil tm4 cooamej
I' A " r i ,h tn"rit
M dunbilitT with the dahtkat
f ytor of tlesifia. k
1 Let sSew yaa our tfnek of tab
I wst. Abo oor fvll lioe of -g n j,
' J . eriinj" siiw
IL:LAW, 35 Pallon Avenue!
( "T "' 'y"ejajaeejajaaaj
vllle hna returned to Greensboro.
Mr. William Millner has gone to
the Jamestown Kxpoaltlon for a stay
of two weeks.
Dr.' and Mrs. R. F. Campbell who
have been at Hannera Klks Tor the j
pant month will return to day and !
Dr. Campbell will occupy nis puipn
in the First Presbyterian church on
Sunday,
Mrs. Rlatnn of nifoblle lias arrlvefl
to spend some time at Margo Ter
race. Miss Lnaslo Randall has returned
from a visit to Wuynesvillo. Kh l
accompanied by Miss Fannie Bean of
that pla.cn who Is Her guest.
Mrs. Thomas Mmlth of Chestnut
street Is rntertlnlng her sister Miss
Nell Mottoinely of Louisville.
Miss Catherine C'artmell and Miss
Rebecca Uayllss who have been vis
iting Mr. Arthur ltnnkln epect to
leave next week for a visit to Sails
bury. Mr. J. J. Brltt returned last night
from a business trip to Atlanta.
Dr. and Mrs. fharles L. Minor ond
family will return to Asheville tho
latter part of next week, after an
extended visit to Canada.
Miss Lilly Reese Doyle of Wades
boro and Miss Mary Love of Hylva
aro visiting Mrs. II. K. Thompson
at S16 Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Charles K. Heed and children
who have been visiting here will re
lurn to ttielr home today.
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Mr. Auburn Harris of Raleigh, is a
guest at Mattery I'ark hotel.
Mrs. F. K. I.lnd'cr and Miss Mnry
Carter of I'nlon y t. are guests of
Mrs. K. L. Henry on Morgnn avenue.
Mrs. Klmer Wcstnll and danghtnr
Dorothy left yesterday to visit rela
tives In Wilmington.
Mr George L. Hackney has return
ed from Colordo Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. It. II. Agce of Sctma
Alabama arc spending some tlmo in
the city.
Mrs William Itaker who came up
from Hot Springs for the Mikado and
was the guest of Mrs. J. K. Rum
hough has returned home.
Misses Annie May and Sue Relic Car
coran. will go to Arden today, to
spend a few days with their aunt
Mrs. Pinner.
Fresh Ojsfers
Today
WILLIS FISH MARKET.
Phone 23.
COLD WEATHLIl IS
COMING ON AI'ACE
Aro yoir prepared for the
winter? Better havo your coal
cellar filled now while you can
t get It when 'H want it. Good
! Clean Caal',l better than the
other kind. Try a ton or the
best as furnished' by the
Asheville Fuel & Ice
Company
PHONE 40
You will find here manv Bulciidid values in cotton and wool remnants. This
is the clearing up timo mid we have eome across a quantity of short lengths that
it will pay you to investigate. The prices are far below their real value.
Jpecials for the
flalanca of the l&eek
Today and tomorrow we will have on
Bale the following:
Parasols that sold for $1.50 to $5.00
Special at 75c to $2.50
Summer goods that sold for 25c to
5()c yard.
Special at 15c yd.
3fi in.'h linen lawn worth up to 40c yd
Special at 27c yd.
45 inch Pinene lawn worth up to40oyd
Special at 15c yd.
Neckwear worth to 25c each.
Special at 10c.
Only Jm pays Mora n
of the Corset Demonstration
:. r
Many women have atended out front
laced corset demonstration during the
last ten days. We have sold a greater
number than we hoped to. Asheville
women like nice goods, and that is the
reason why we have done so well with
these corsets. Now there are only two
more days that the expert fitter will be
with us so eall in today or tomorrow
sure.
Oossard Corsets sell for $5.00 and up
wards. The L' Irrcsistable Lace front
Corsets sell for $10.50 to $40.00.
Son ftlarche
Son Iflarche
Son ftlarche
PRIVATE SANITARIUM
For the Exclusive Treatment of
Diseases of Women
lira, llosa V. Monnlsu, M. D.
Graduate of German and America!
Co I legos and HoHpltals; 2 years expo
rlencn. First class accommodation
l,oi. distance tnlephono.
SIH IVarhtrro. AUaula, la.
SHAMPOOING
SCAI.P THEATMENTS.
Massagr, also corns and bun
ions, my specialties.
MILS. S. M. KIVKKS,
15 Clttm li ptrtH-t.
Drtwrcn I'attou i Avcnn ami
Ccntrnl M, 3. Chorrli.
Prctly
Nobby
Belts.
Tourist
Ruching
51IMJ0NAVE!
ASHEVILL15 RCa
All Kinds
of Veilings
New Belt
ings and
Ribbons
of all ;
Kinds
Me arc just as busy as we can i be
Marking and Selling New Fall Goods
' We want the ladies to pay particular attention to our show windows as we will
endeavor to make them as attractive as possible by showing the most Modern
Merchandise ever brought to Asheville.
We Invite Your Inspection One and All
A Good Combination
A Red Cross Mattress
and
A Victor Spring.
Put one on the other and
you will have pleasant
dreams.
Burton & Holt
phone asd. Patto Arena.
The Model
ONE PRICK I.DIKS orTFITTKIlS
Now No. 10 Hoalli If tin Street
S. A. B'KEKDl.ANDKK, Proprietor.
FtKue taos.
Our Big Bargain Sale this
month should not be missed.
Unusual values await you.
Hair Dressing Par
lors Full Line Hair Goods.
20 nailery Pit Pic Mel. Bid.
FACIAL AXI SCAIJ' TRKAT
WENT. KI.XTKICAI MAS
SAGR: SIIAMPXINO ANI
MAJflCTIUXO. IiATEST HAIR
, DRYI.NCL .
pHoys S.
SKmin Axn rrTFR.
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Even among famous imported articles, lied Rock Ginger Jlle
ia recognized aa having established the highest standard ever at
tained in a pure, high-grade ginger ale. It is widely used by
physicians, in sanitariums, and in homes where there is any form
of indigestion. Try it and continue its use. :: :: :: :: :: ::
Red Rock Sirup Has Been Withdrawn
from all founts and bottling concerns. It is now manufactured and bottled ex
clusively by THE RED ROCK COMPANY, and soldonlyin pint and quart
bottles, or Sc a glass from original packages. Call for lied Rock and, identify
the bottle crown or label before you drink.
i Manuflicrured by TBI RED ROCK COMPANY, Atlanta Ca.
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Slay den, Fakes & Co., Distributors, Asheville, N. C.
MISS CRUISE
MenU'tirlng anil lialr dnt.lii) Parkin
IJcotrii'nl Facial and Sualn Treatment
Sn.ti iiKlnx snj Chiropody. Ijirico
lino of hair goods and toilet artlclos
Krorkle Creum ;ind Foce Uleach Kuar
antetd to remove frecklea and tan.
21 Haywood st, Orrr Canly Kitchen.
ItecliU'iire I'hone oritee l'ltone 16
VISITORS
Auditorium
MONDAY. SEPT.
An evening of rare enjoyment with
Polk Miller
In story and spngs of the old times down South.
Seat saleJiow open at Seawell's Drug Stores
Mall your friends a SOUVENIR of
yourself and Asheville. by send
ing; our Special Printed
"ASIIi:viI.l,B MWV EN I It
PHOlXKSnAPHIC POST CARDS,
Tint lTrntc" Ptxttua
30 for 15c.
OPEN SATUKDAT8 "TILl. :I0 P. M.
ELECTRIC PROCESS.
Hie HIGGASON STUDIO
No. 8 R Pack Square.
Citizens Bank Building.
I ASHEVILLE BUSINESS
! COLLEGE.
Fall Term Begins Monday,
September 2, 1907.
Special rates on Tuition and Books
to all a ha enter on that day.
Call second floor Paragon, opposite
Lrost office-
A T e BITAVt HI!
ShirriU's vCafe
16 Patton Avenue. ,j
Being overstocked, at present, wlti
BeU'a Ulfh Claaa Chocolataa. for
ahort while a wttl -M nj far-
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