THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, SATURDAY, DECEfBER 5, 1908.
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OCIETY
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ir Ths golf tournament and tea nt t!
Counter club taki-a pluee totlii
weather permitting, and will lm nn!
. event of interest. The Country dob Mr '- ' M ' -ill ent-rtaln-il
flag bsun deservedly popular this f.ill, Infonm..!.. wch bridge pnrt -
n4 'Jitw members are being nd.lci "' " '"n m In r hi. in- in
Rs lint each week. Tho ndmii.oial '""' b " i
ft the .tub to im-r.nm, the links I.,
U full Jllnc-htile course, tins ki.. ii nn PVR CJfl'N' A T
ttnptitu to tho life "f the club. Th. X-iftOWAiJ
fa thin afternoon will be tt. ml. .1 I..
number ot the members ami wi.i Mr. S o. i hw. II. Jr. ..f N.-a
Ija served by several fi minim io -in- '' ' ' ' l'-riiliiig ml lan
hers , of the Country rlub Ani..i.,- ! Iii' ini- in the !.
those who will i.luy fur tlm lunn!
hme silver cujiti presented be Mi
. W. W. Grahiirti nr. Mrs Thom
in Krazcr ami Mr. Smith. Ml Kill. I
koeves and Dr. Paul Khmer mid
vres others whose names could n..i
TO learned. Tin; piny will be In
Iolss handicap, mcdul nluy and 1
i.nlulB nl m r ul...l ... I
the grounds at 3 o'clock. Jf the,
weather la Inclement tlm tnnrnamern sir. Jn men 'olie'l.l of .spai Union g
win e posiponoa unm a later nine. , wa In the illy yesterday.
j& ja '
1-Mr. Tench Cuxe enlerliiined willij Mr cllir, F. Allen of Winston
: dinner Thursday evening nt Klon- Sai..m is spending a few days In Ashe
, die ji!l on hlJSillCHH.
The Saturday Aluslo club in.etHi Nlr j.;. "j.,t of Churl., lb
,w KB .cm. o chick ui in.- Illrlv,.rt , AghcUlle vnteriliiy and
Mrtdenc. of Mr O. C. Hamilton , .,.,, tt few (Uly, wU Jrk.m. In
All.
II Kh. i of Unltlniole Ik In
-.ii bti?iJni'M..
V. .lohii.-ori of H.iiilh 1'nr-.-je
iiillriK fl. v. r.il diivM In
Mr. H. W, KhoHdin of Jtiillktiapolla.
Inil , la r. tiln-.i nt the Hwiumanoa
. idotlnna from th6 work ot Hlndlng
I Mr. Joseph M. )muiii enb rtaln
recently at her honne In l'hllndel-
-Jhl4 for her 'oall daucbter. MIkh Mr. Joe ehllton of Knosvllla
Ula. There wer. fifty children :Mp,tlrUnK a fcv, j..g , ,()Wn.
ipreaent and tlm party was ono of thoi
freUleat of the Juvenile partlea given Mr. W. II. ftlmff lemtrger of Indl
U)l Maaoa, . Mr. Uaaaam hua Opened ;naioll, Ind.. la here for a ahort May.
, Bar, nouns in .rhllartelphla for the
, wlntar and will nurtaln ektenvlvely
4uing the aeaaon.
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' , Mr Helen II. Longatreet, widow
at General Longatreet, haa been re
appointed postmaater at Oalncuville,
fa,, fey th prealdent The poatmaa
r taiaral In announcing the ap
pointment Mid that Mra. I,ongtrei-t
Jia4 baeii recommtulnnd on account
of her eacellent services during her
last terra of office.
, Tliers will be special mtiala at the
: vifaper gervlcs tomorrow afternoon
A ths Henrietta. Miss Mary An.ler
win Will lead the services and will
Woke an address on "Spiritual Pow
r.". The servloe oommencea at four
O'clock and the ladles who attend are
requested to bring their bibles. The
SuUUo la cordially Invited to attend
th services.
J Writ ft. P. Jofmaton entertained in
rirmally jreaterdajr afternoon at her
itcaldene on Grove street In honor of
Kiss lAusr May Johnitton. Mrs.
Johnston's guests Were Miss Johna
ton. Mia Korlson, Ml Ingersoll,
Miss Qreta- Boutbwtok, Miss Lucille
V"ntwlUMra..AxthuJ.M. Vlvii, Mrs.
Miinaos, of Virginia, Mrs, Mark
Ifrown. : .
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.The foflowlng program will be
rendered at .-a prayer service to be
held at central Methodist church thu
afternoon at :80 o'clock:
1 i Devotional service, led by Dr. Rowe.
Paper, 'Seven Reasons Why I Be
1'Uig to a Woman's Missionary Socl-
y--- l;, ' . , .1
llymn,
iPper, ThnVotnan Who Gave
Beraslf."
S Jtymn.
I .Thanksgiving offering.
Th Mhlbltlon of the paintings of
' Jr. Louis Howell yeoterday at the
; lattery Park hotel attracted quite a
i umber of people. The water colors
1 rhich t won the mnnt fnmriita .m-
dlatn were the autumn scenes ABftn," nlvpr P1,1"" company.
tesa-g tMh. jdzi9- 'hirt havo
fountains, which loom vaguely In i Llncln,,,,tl-
flia dlstanoa, veiled la blue. The ef-j Mr. John T. No"rVls lias returned to
iLii! . 1 th0 r"r RWBy Washington, after a visit with hi
i M'!;1"' .Wu" rp"ro-i brother in Aahevllle.
entea. Another distinctive feature i i
Mr. Rowell's work Is Ills special! Mr. Negro lum gone to nulelgh. af-
. wr painting water. Jn several ler nn extended visit with friends at
meinnonoiy mil autumn mln
Wtnres a silver stream ivltida through
ttt foreground which auggeats a
wesoiaaion tnat could only be disturb- ' been spending some time at Kentl
eit by th (ntrnalon of aome errant worth Inn, havo rut timed to their
aterjtrd. ' In some of the ploturen home In Louisville, Ky.
shown, summer verdant, buoyant
Mid flooded with sunshine repre- Mr- Williams, chl(f operator
Tinted the life of the woodland that "' ,hr" Western Union Telegraph rtun
w echoed by the 1ltant inountalna. rny' local office, left yrstonlay for
Jr. itowell has don some excellent ! Charleston. H. f , where ha will lie
Work Which has received nattering cept a position as night chief in the
jotlce throughout the county from Western Union ufflfH during the n
ft critics of note. An exhibit will ter months. Mr. Williams will .re-
Mr. K. L. Holme of Knoxvllfo U
at the Hwannauoa.
Mr, W. Ueynoljs of Jlaltlmore 1
here on hualnoas.
Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Joorholr of
Now York were vlaltlng In Ashevllle
yesterday.
Mr, H. C. Itandolph of Atlanta 1
In Aahevllle on buRlness.
Mr. J. M. Wlngileld of Georgia I
In tho city.
Mr. J. H. Dudley of Knoxvllle
Tenn., Is In town for a few days.
Mr. II. C. Raton of High Point
N. C, bus returned to his home.
Mr. H. L. llardage has returned to
Canton, N. C.
Miss Mae Bernard Is the guest of
friends at Roanoke Rapids, N. C
Miss Fannie Mltcheh la the guest
of friends In Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Hurley and
Mrs. R. Joseph of Albemarle. N. C
are In the city. Mr. and Mra Hurley
will spend the Winter in Aahevllle and
Mra Joseph will leavo for New York
In a few days.
Mr. J. O. BpKl ot Atlanta Is reg
istered at the Mwannanoa.
Mr. and Mrs. lluchanan left yes
terday for Cincinnati.
Mr. J. C. Dunn of Spartanburg 1
at tho Battery Park hotel.
Mr. John O'Donnoll has gone to
Jacksonville.
Mr. D. Maddox of Spartanburg la
spending aeveral days in the city.
Mr. Percy Merroll of this city left
yesterday for Ferguson, 8. C where
he has accepted a position with the
H. REDWOOD & CO.
HIGH ART FINE SUITS AND OVERCOATS. .mln
close up to Hie extensive work of A 1 xAl tailors, hut ;it
very reasonable eost. The rane of Suits at ff-'lo to
li'ivcH liaiil8onie effects in the new tints. Olive Tan,
Mode, Klcphant, Taupe, New I )ral, etc. The fit is some
thing we have to hrajj; about jist a little. Our line of
Overcoats hetfin at, about and icoes up to fJO-'K),
with some stunning effects at, $10, $12.50 and $1.".(M).
I Joy's Suits ami Separate Ureeches, Raincoats, Sweat
ers, etc, in good supply.
LADIES' LONG COATS AND MISSES' at a bi re-
duetioii from the riceK of aweek ago. Ladies' aliove
$7.50 all beur a tliscount, many of thrift aflyuueh as twen
ty per rent., and all Missest (8 to 18 yt-ars). are now
selling at eighty cents on tlx; dollar. t
FANCY GOODS AND USEFUL ' GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS have just been opened. 'A , Jot of t.hem:
Silk Miifflei's, Initial Handkerchiefs, Fin .Embroidered
Ilaiulkerehiefs, Scarfs, Cravats, Cloves, Mitts, Hose and
Half Hose, Underwear of all kinds, bmudvy Bags, Comb
Cases, Sweet Soap and Perfumery, Steamer Hugs, Lap
Robes, Umbrellas, Suit Cases, Club Satchels, Trunks,
Floor Uugs, Blankets, Robe IJlankets, Novels, Child
ren's Rooks, Post Card Albums, Hemstitched Xapkins,
Tray Covers, Center Pieces Bureau Scarfs, Irish Point
Pieces, Fur Scarfs, Shawl Scarfs, Muffs, (Sets, etc., etc.
FOR A GOOD GIFT try a Delineator Subscription
for a vear. Remember if vou act promptly you get No
vember and December of 1908 and the twelve numbers of
1909, ALL FOR THE COST OF $1.00.
. .DRESS GOODS AND SILKS, Flannel, Oalateas,
Outings, Dark Ginghams, Percales, Denims, Cretonnes,
Burlaps, Sheetings and Sheets, Cmerleta, Damasks,
Towels, Bath Towels, etc. , ,
TO SUM UP An exceedingly good collection of good
Merchandise bought with what skill we may possess
for cash and marked at a reasonable advance every
thing In plain figures. J 3
turn to Aahevllle about the llrat of Ky., 1m visiting MWs Frances llinninn.
Mny. ! who In upending the winter in A-lie-
l , vlllo.
Minn Amy filgdon him returned to
her home In Newbern, after spending.
aeverul mmitha In Ashevllle.
Mr. K. J.
deuce. It. 1..
1 ni'HH.
Foreat Hill, on South Main street.
Mrs. Levy and family, who have
("Merode'
Hand-Finished
Underwear.
i, Merottle Cotton ltlbliod X'wig nml Druiveru S0' racli
Mrode Cotton lUhlstl I-'lrra l.ln.il . .RO cenn racli
3 erode White Merino WimiI . .. $l.5 .h
erode Bilk and Wool Light Weight . . . ! ' l.'2 each
Seruao biik anil wool Heavy weight . . $ io yl,.,
erode Natural Wool (Rrej) . R0 ,.,,
jltWOde medium nelglit, IImIc thread, long l. e, nml corwH civ-
. . . i !0 ii-ntx
, Merodo t'nlon Knits, Cotton Itlbbed. I leeie l liuil N $1.2
Merode I'nlon Suits, while Merino ,'82.00, $2. oft, S.IM
Mferodo I'ulon Sult, Silk ami Wool $2 SO
VVecarry f nil range of sizes including'tlwc extra large,
terode Undenvenr is hand iinished, and established
quality. We also have Deiniels' Linen TM:sh and ,Iae-
fer s Samtary oolen.
nm ir rn
m. v. muvKL
i
liADIKS' "Ot TlTITF-lt.'
11 I'atton Axenue.
Misfi Vivian IIiimhIit of Marlon la
the guesl of AehcvlHe friends.
Mr and Mrs. Linn R. Ilottorf and
fiuiiH.v of C!iirwnvllle, l'ii., and Mla
Kiln llottorf of l.einoni. 1'a., are
KiifWtR at Mrs. fluher'a on French
llruud avenue.
MIjw Diilny Melwod In the gneiit of
Mr. and Mra. William Shrine In
(Jrcenvllle, S C.
Mrn. H L. l'1tzptrlek and Miss
Wlnnllred I' M. in trl k haw gone to
Knoxvllle. v here they will attend the
FIlKiiatrh U-I'onvllle wedding, which
(u-riirn at that place next week. They
will alwo attend several pre-nuptial
events which will be given for the
tirlde-elei t, who is a niece of Mrs
Kltxpatrick.
Iteeent arrivals at Kenllworth Inn
are Mr. O. Hidden Mowers, Kilem,
Vs.; Mr. .lay Cooke, Jr. Philadel
phia; Mr and Mrs .1 i Oakley, Mr
and Mrs. M. IV Field. Mr. and Mra.
I 'barbs 1) Murphy. New York.
Mr. Frank It. I.lnilniiy Is expected'
to return today from n trip to Car
lisle, Kv, after an illiHeliee of two
Wenkn.
I
Mr ami M I'm :-,, rue i layu ooil, of
Ardeit. are HiieniliiiK He-era (a at
the H.i 1 1 . m 1'ark hotel. Mr and Mr
I layw.io, vi!l pioliably llelnl the
winter In Cuba.
Mr. anal Mm 1 C. Waddell, Jr ,
leave on Siiinla f..t- New Vnrk. where
thev llf speml ii I'.olniKlit before
retlirntllK t" Ahex llle.
' i
Mrs fieorge Wllllami Is the gnent
of Mrs. J. dm llav Willliims at her
home on llinwood street.
Mr and Mrs W. II. Inigrnm. Jr.
of New iirleiiiis. have taken Coluni
biis e.iitiiKe, yMI'Cinarle I'ark. for the
winter.
Miss Palsy Smith, of Georgetown.
Mr. Heath Carrier and Mr. V. Mln
akuclil left ycsjeiiliiy for Cuba oi
biiHiuesa and will be abueiit HCM-ial
week.
D.OIcKINNON
? Pallon Aitnpe
Over ItrajunoaTl Store.)
Ladies and
Genllcmens
Second &atf of Sale of R,eady?Uti
Wear Qoods
II Yesterday we piaceu on saie our large nne or oais,
Suits and Skirts. Despite the inclement weather the la
dies of Asheville came out and took advantage of the un
usual values that we had put on sale for them.
This sale will continue today and Monday. Vpu
should attend and see the goods that we are offering at 25
per cent off. We advise you not to overlook this chance
to buy first class goods very reasonably.
Zvermar Sox for Men
Reduced
Have yo i ever worn the famous
Kvervvcir llosicrv. Thev arc guar
anteed Mo wear six months without a
hole. Th manufacturers of this pou
l'.lar hos' lias seen lit tt) reduce the
Men's S )X to l.."i0 a box of six. Thus
Making the cost of each pair only
25c. This was done on account of f he
great dc-rcase in the returns ant i
does not cheapen the finality of the
I lose at all.
The price of Women's Hosiery re
mains tho same. That is, $2.00 and
$)5.00 a box of six.
is)arm ine of furs tfow on
Sale
Suggestions for Christ
mas Choppers
We arc putting forth a strong bid
for your Christmas Trade. Never
have we shown so many useful as
appropriate gifts for Christmas. Come
to us and make your 'selections and
we arc sure you will ain by it. A
few hints are given below.
Ladies plain white Linen Handf
kerchief for 5c on up.
Ladies Embroidered Handker
chiefs for 15c on up.
Gentlemen's Handkerchief's, for
5c on up. ,
( Jhildren's Handkerchiefs in boxes
(.' in box) for 15c box.
Ladies Kid Gloves (short) in col-'
ors, black and white, sizes 5 to 1 for
$1.00 pair.
Ladies Kid Gloves, Centemeri
make, short, in all colors and white
sizes 5J to 7, for $1.75 pair. In
black for $2.00 pair.
; La Grecque Corsets. . J
; For every type of figure. 2
: GREENE & CO., I
12 Church Street. I
FOR RESULTS CITIZEN WANT ADS ALWAYS.
si.
M. WEBB
Millinery Importer,
I To. Battery Park Place. Phone 1044
Ashevllle, N. O.
SKINNER & HUNTER
Hair Dressing Parlors, room 10
Paragon BIdg. Phone 67. We make
a specialty of electrical face and scalp
treatments. Latest of everything In
Ifalr Oooda and Hair Dressing.
Switches and Puffs made from your
combings.
McKlmttion, of rrovi
Is In the city on busi-
IT REQUIRES
LESS OF
M. & W. INDIAN
COAL
To keep the house
warm, because it's
good coal clear thro'.
Full weight, prompt 2
deliverv. !
Re
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
nm
Having leased the store room in the Y. M. C. A.
Annex, 25 Haywood street I wish to announce to
my friends and patrons that we will be open in our
new quarters on or about December 8th, with a full
line of hair goods, combs, barrettes, toilet articles,
and manicuring supplies.
IVfiss Cruise
rManicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors.
PHO.VE ltf.
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WB KTKAM. HPONt.E PRESS AHV
REPAIR
f 1 small covt. Send us your work.
The Ashevllle School ol 0itT Sr
Wusicfi Dramatic Art 11
the ACDrroRnm
VISIT THE
National Dairy
LUNCH ROOM
5 E. Pack 8q.
PARIS MILLINERY
7 South Main St.
Latest styles in Fall Mil
linery. Citizen Want Ads Bring
Results.
TOts!5ISlRE.IIF M0DERNiWAY5
MILK
CREAM
ICE CREAM
BUTTER
BUTTERMILK
Only One "I1KOMU QI!1MNK"
Tbiit Ih 1.AXATIVK ItllDMO qn-
N INK. T k for the signature of fc.
V OltOVK. I'asil tho world yer. to
Cure a Cold In One Day. 26c
LOWER PRICES. BETTER SERVICE.
1? innum rich, pure milk for Jl.nn. Why pay more ? Can you
arTor.l to pay less and take the riks Inched? Try our products
ami if not entirely satisfactory call for your money back. Phone r.f.4.
ASHEVILLE PURE MILK CO.
Wm. Johnston, Jr., Manager.
V. ST WALNUT STREET. PHONE 531.
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ASHEVILLE: N.t
The Soap Guessing Con
test ends this evening at
7:30. So get busy before
it's too late.
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