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THE SUNDAY CITIZEN, KKBTttTAUY 7, WOO.
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SOCIETY
Mrs. Jam-s L. Alexander hu Iwrn d with 1 1 t r - n-.i
Invitation fur a bridge party whl. li . ... at .1 miuili
Will be given T'.iefwlay afternoon f'.r
Mr. Mary Phlnncy at the lii.ii.rv1 Tl.. n,uH.ii
Park hotel. A number f In vitiH i.i.h Mi IIi...Ii-i .Inn
have been 'iit out, and tliu .nty 11 ml nfin n.n
Mil b a aorlii event o( the week. In Dm- ni'.rnlinf
1 ImI Mill Ihj
III,
rnime anil llilie. whic h are perm le
gible ami wiv nmessary. ure also
nunlnK Th'" gown rc aiil'l to V
vi ry hundm.ine. nml tin- hall will he
one of lli iimst Important glvi 11 for
.ine tlm-.
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Mr- Anlillial'l I' - Kay n I -r I ;n n-d
Informally l . fil hI her home on
MnntforU loeiiu- lufli afternoon.
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There will b a meeting- of The.. Mix Ida H1u1nii1.11. At tin- nfi. i noim
Stroller Monday vnlng at I o'clock senim Mm- iioi.in K. nin-it will nii.g
at Ths Auditorium In tho Ahuvilli. "Hold Tlmi l ll.iml Miiu Ken
Sehool of Music. All members iim- mil. .Miw U.li-v. MM iVnie i'Iibiii-
VMiiMted to attend thia meeting, an I., rs nn.l .Mm 1. 1. I1anlm.11 will sing
tb next play put on by Tim siroiiim. ' Hi Hiiilful ll- m Somewhere." l.y
"Lady Wlndemere' Fan." will l 1 .ml 1 1-1 am.
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i The Woman' club will meet to-1 The next meeting of the rolled
Worrow afternoon at the residence of : Daughter of the I'unfeileroi-y will he
- Mra Alfred B. Barnard on Watsugaj held at the residence of Mr. J. I.
treat at 110 o'clock. Mra. John Sawyer the first Thuraday In March.
Campbell will read a paper. Mr. ; Mi Ilertha Kin read a paper at Hie
Esbulon Van will also read an ar
Ucl concerning Japan,
. Ml Helen C(a)u ia belnr enter
i talned frequently In Now Orleana by
Iter friend In that city. A dinner
. rWn In her honor by Mia Em
Bradshaw at ber reatdence on Jose
'phlnt etreet and a box party at the
1 Tularre by Mr. Mult Brnat were
among tho aeveral reoent entertain
ment for Ml Cafaln.
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; thvR, ft. Swop) will addr the
epr aerrlo at tho 7, W. o. A. thi
.florpooa at th ITenrlolta. The aer
vlca la aot at i o'clock and there will
t music. An Invitation la enendod
U all woman of Asheville to attend.
Vla Tleta Uamrd WTilt, a prom
tnent portrait painter of Philadelphia,
pent aeveraJ day at Kenllworth Inn
and waa ao dellhtd with Aheyl
and, MolnHy aha think of opening- a
pTtmmer atudlo t Kenllworth. Mlw
Vhlte ha juat ootnpleted a llfe-al
- portrait of tha lata Blahop MoCab.
Sha la about ootrplotma' ft portrait of
Hon. John A. Clark, preaJdent of Penn
eiub o Ph)lajlph)a. ' v
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lira, ftllvlo Vou . Ruck antertalned
informally yaHtorday afternoon with
- brldfa. Mra. I'MIlp a Cocke won the
Brit prlM, a ClolMona bat pin, and
th rueat prlie, a lax; twnch of ptnk
and wlUt. roaea. waa won by Mr.
Mebana, Mr Ton Ruek'a fueei
were: Mm Mstana nf Spray, K. C,
Mra. Philip Cncka. atra,, Kufo Flt
patrlck, Mra. P. It. Prarirh. Mra Ar
thur Konkln, Mra, lock Cral, Mra
John Carlor, Mr W. P. Clarke, Mrs.
Bchoenoelt, Mra. Fooka, Mra. Wat
aon, MM Aoheaon, Ula Carolyn Rey
nold, Ml Allu Brown an Mia Ab
t)ta Moor . , . , '
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Mlaa Opal Brown entertained with
" an informal card party tor Mia Ger
trude Wirher yeatarday afternoon at
her homo on Mantford airenu. Mla
Itrowa'a a-aeat were Mlaa Wither.
Mla lorne Barnard, Mlaa Bltaabeth
Ramry Mla Helen Mltohell, Mlaa
Alloa Dorentoh. Mlaa Ruth Brown and
Mra WaKai Taylor.
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Th coif tournament waa continued
yeaterday afternoon at the Country
: club, and th bracln weather added
. to th keen enjoyment of tho player.
To waa awrved durlna the afternoon.
Tha aoora waa: Mr. Smith and Mra
- Chartaa B. Jordan. 14, handicap 14,
lat mcetlna. which waa held at Mr
Sawyer renldcnc Thursday.
Mr. J M. Parker entertained the
Friday Hook club Utat week at her
home In Proilmlty park. Mr. Foater
read a paper, the aubject of which
wa "OontraM, tlrall and Olad
tone." Mlra Kllmtieth'a paper wa on
"The Enallah Parliament and It
Home" The next meeting will be
held Friday, Kebrury Uth.
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"The Mornlna Hacrtflce." an anthem.
by Max Bploker. will b un at All
Soul' church thl , morning. In the
afternoon "Tha Holy City" will be re
peated, with th following aololata:
Mr. F. V. Marker. Mr. and Mra.
Jame a. Stlkeleathar and Mr. Bur
nett Jordan. Tha pttbllo la cordially
Invited to attend.
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Th Mlaa Dodd have laaued Invi
tation to a heart tea, which will be
given at their reildane Friday awn
ing. February 11. at 1 o'clock, on
South Main ftreat
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Tha Bingham German club will give
a dance at tha Battery Park hotel
Monday afternoon. Th dance ia In
formal and will be aucceeded by oth
er, given at Interval during the
wlntr.
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MIm Laura Row entertained the
member of the 0nlor Phllathaa olaaa
of Central Methodlat Church yeeUr
day afternoon at bar realdanoa oa
Church trt. Th form of entertain
ment wa original. Mia Row palfit
ed two or three doien amall picture,
from which th gueata war to guana
th nam of famous author. The
Longfellow picture repreaented a very
ahort lady walking beld a very long
gentleman. Tennyaon waa gueeaad
from a plctur of an old woman "ur
rounded by ten aona Chaucer wae
th plature of a man standing with
a "plug" of tobacco and a amall bay
saying, "Chau-or7" Tha picture
oauaad mush amuwment. Refrach
menta were aerved during the after.
noon. Ml Row' gueata were: Mlaa
McKlwrath. Mia Olive Irlck, Mia
Ollphiinl, Ml Lilly iSlmmerman, Mia
Fltirenc Uaah. MIm Hudle laranl, Ml
Alkie Dean, MIm Llmlaay, Ml Btev.
ena. Mr. Kleld of New York. Mr. and
Mra (1. L. Hackney. Dr. and Mra
Gilbert T. Kowe and Mr. Qudger
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The r"eter Pan club met laat even
InK at the home of lit tin Mia l'itil
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PERSONAL
Enjoy Your Meals
Hy Klmply l-llng a l.ltile I'lcanant
. Tablet Aftc Kai'li .r riicin.
.Mi T. A Urn ktier i.f New Vi.rk I
Mt lit Ki-nilAortti Inn.
Mr
I'roni
Ki-lice.
M. Imurt Mi Kee haa returned
WaHhlfiKton, Hfte.r u brli-r Hb
not I0 Mr. J. A. Bluder and Mine ArboKMt. Tho evenlna waa plvaaantly
Mead, 4, handicap in, net ; air. prnt in danclnit and playing game,
1. II. Lambert and Mia Barker. 78
fiandloap It, net l: Mr. Kdward I.
Freet and Mra Jamie Bawyer, SO.
handicap tt, net St.
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' lira i. H. Martin entnrtalnnd In
..IIIMII BM a, -Oil
her rlonc on Liberty treet The
taott wa decorated with cut flower
of aevraV varlrHca Mr. Martin'
- arueeta were: Mr. and Mra Charlee
' H. Waddell. Oen. and Mr. Theodore
r. Davldron, Mr. and Mra F. W. W.
- Oraham. Judge and Mra Thomaa A
Jonea Mr. and Mra T. C, Waddell.
Jr., Mr. and Mra Airred S. Barnard.
Mlaa Eleanor V. Morrtaoh, JTTH Geor-
aia Belknap, nr. and Mra Charlee S.
Jordan, Mr. end Mra M. Dunn Mo
Xe, Mr. and Mia John A. Camp
bell, Mr. Allan Morrtaon, Mr. .Winn
And Mr. Edward I. Froat
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A mualcal tea and plctur xh!bbl
Uoa will be glv u tor th benefit of
Mr. Clarence Worrell at th Battery
- rert iiwi inuimnj snqminiii, c uu-
- ruary 11th, under th auspice of the
following committee: Dr. H. Weatray
Battl. Dr. II. R. Bwope Oen. Theo
dore F. Davldao". Mra Charle 8.
Pennlman, Mre Jamoa Oreen Martin
nd Mra F W. v. Oraham, Tho
. following 1:'-.vlll reoclv: Mra
ThO man Set! 'r. Theodore F. Da
vidson, Mra It. H. Bwope, Mra' Charlee
; L. Minor, Mr. Thorr.a P. Cheenbor-
' ough, Mlaa Kile Uee and th MIbms
- logned and th price given on re
trttaAt. Some ft the bent example
of .Mr. Worrall a rt will be hnvii.
and. th exhibition will be one of the
moot oomploti glwn here on this ar
tist' Work. V r ill odml.wlon will
ber: asked, and t Is hoped tho afTalr
,f wHI be In vvy v-y a miocewi and
i that tha altendni. will be Inrg-e.
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.iiRf v....niciic. -n. cm'ir -win nave a
' package sale t Soaweir pharmacy
Wednesday af'.ernoon from 4 until 7
O'clock. The packagea will be aralcdl
after which refreahmmits wore eerved
Among thoen prvaent were: illwiee
Ituth Fuller, Martha WonUlrlilKo
Francos Oate. (llmlys Toague, Mar
garet Cowan, Kleanor Teagne. Mnatera
Irry Barber, 1 Humid Itnndolph
Kranel llouroo. Htephcn Adama. Car
Hale Crnlg and Milton llourno.
The ladle' mtiglii tennl foiirna-
ment waa ronllnuixl yesterday morn
lug and afternoon at the Country club
and In aplte of the hltrh wind, will
dellectiHl the bull considerably, th
matches were lucccaafully played.
the morning Mra Harvey won from
Mra. Kobrrt Johneton two out
three. Mr. McKee -won from Mini
Besate Reeve. 7-5. 4-S, which end
tho preliminaries. In the eecond round
Mra Tench CVxe won front Mr. Mr
Kee. B-, -J. -. The tmi-(lnal
will be ployed Moiulav afternoon
Mrs. Jordan and Mra. Harvey will
play Monday afternoon.
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Mr. W. J. FlUgcrald wa given i
surprise party lnt cvealug by a mini
bcr of ydving peole at her residence
on Zllllcoa treet. The giiost plH'id
60 nnd danced and late In the even
Ing refreahmenta ero aorvivl. Among
thoao preeent -were: Mlae Kllaabolh
Murphy. MIm Frances Carter. Ml
Margaret Mlllender. Ml Helen Mitch
ell. Mlae Charity (Yalg, MIm Hllnnh.-tb
Given. Mra. ntagerald. Mra Frank
"arter. Meaer. Hon brig lit (liven Caleb
Carter. Charle Mlllender. CVrlUle
t'rulg and Herbert Hhawhun.
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A meeting of the director of (ho
Anaix-latrd Cliarltlen will be held Tuee
day afternoon. February 9th. at the
Y. M t'. A. at 4 o'clock.
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The colonial ball will he one of the
prettiest of the ilan.ee given at the
Hiittery Park for ome time, and. ac
cording to rumors, the young people
ere taking nnuntial Interest In the
affair. The costume In particularly
becoming and the powdering of the
hair frequently disguises ono. The
SPRING TAILORED SUITS
FOR
MISSES
"',Kew suits are arriving daily. "Vc would emphasize
those for younj? ladies, for their wants wcro given great
er attention this year. Agesl2 yrs. up. Trices $15 to $30.
At $16.60 arc some specially attrnotive suits: plain tai
lored; wisteria, green, taupe, blue, reseda and black.
Mlae Marv Wel.h. Miss Crare Fan
nifig and Mini 'lnra I'arker left' yes
terday jifleriioon for New Yirk to
IMircbaso millinery for the eprlog
openlntf.
Dr. W. A. K. CummJng or TU-onder-oga.
N. V.. is spending noine time at
Kenllworth Inn.
Mr. Jame Miller of Atlanta I In
the city for a few days on Uilnes.
Mr and Mr. Charles A. Miller of
Cleveland, O., are guest at the Motel
Ilerkeley.
Mr and Mr, (kmard of Andrew
are spending several weeks at Mr.
Watklne', on Oak street
Mr. J. M. Dustell of New York I In
Aahevllle for a ahort May.
Mr. R. fl. Rudolph of Philadelphia
I In Aahevllle for a few day.
MIm Georgia, Henderson of Bawan
nah I visiting Mr. and Mr. Thomas
W. Oateen.
Mr. R. H. Perry of Chicago Is in
the city on business.
Mr. T. H . Bouthgat of Virginia I
pending som tlm at Kenllworth
Inn.
Mra Henry Barton and amall son
have returned from a vltlt of aeveral
weeks to friend In Wayneavlll.
Ml Ollvs Cummlng of Tlreenvllle
I visiting Ml Wolfarth for everdl
montha
Mr. and Mra Charle Walker of
New Haven, Conn., are (pending tomt
tlm In tha city.
Mr. W. B. Ramsey of Marshall spent
yeaterday In the city.
Mr. Ilobert Burgln and Mr. L. C
Burgln are In the city for several
daya on business.
Mr. H. It. Lord of New York (
pending some time In the city.
Mra R. U Bdw'arda of Charlotte la
a guest at the Hotel Berkeley.
Mr. W. . (Vx'ke of Spartanburg
pent yesterday In the city.
Mr. Htarvy William of New York
I In the city.
Mr. A. K. Weaver of Wilaon. N. C.
pent yeaterday In the city.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles U Minor were
expected to return from Charleston
tL IV, yeaterday afternoon.
MIm Mabel Johnson of Fort HmJth
Ark., la spending scweral weeks in the
city.
Mr Baker, nee Ml km Edna Wool-
land, who ha been at the Manor, rt
turns shortly to New York.
Mr. V. 1. la'dwcll or( Marshall is
guest at the (inks hotol
Mr. J. Frailer (llcnn haa returne
from n trip to WHyneavllle.
Mr. J. ('. Arhognat has returned
from Whlttler, after a brief absence.
t MKAL.
i th.- fluids
in. natu
i..i' h. Tb. v
..I do tlnlr
Win ii In. II-
I'li-vab lit
lowly If lit
i. rii or arc
.1 alkalies.
. VlMtS l Hctl
I Igest J v.-
A TABLET pltifWlH
Wlji-n dlgustlon I pi H
neciiary to this priK i -.-riliy
to the aid Of (lie l
or, of right proportion
"Tira si.eeiiny and Well
gestlon and dyspepsia ;.
these aame Jules com. -all.
are weak and nr . i
filled with strong acids .o.
When such a condition
oi. ul la a ahrdshlp upon "
orgiins. The meal hoo .1 urenarthen
the Julcea, but on tlo .ontrary It
weaken I hem. so thnt man by the
wry ait of eating CttUH. conditions
to arise wbbJi of thernsi lw-s bring
him pain an' loathing for the next
meal.
iy eauiis; on of Btuail s ln.. psia
Tablet yon mix th tabl. I with your
saliva and It goes Into oiir stomach
a strong, vigorous fluid, many limes
more 'powerful than tin- natural ill
ges'.fve Juice. These tablets are rniido
up from natural vegetable and fruit
essence and -ay Composed from Hy
arastls, Golden Real, Lactose, Nux.
Ascetlo Pepsin, Bismuth and Jamaica
Dinger. There I lh formula and one
grain of tt will digest .I.huO grain of
food In any stomach, licslde digesting
the food It Will glye the blood the
power to enrich th digestive fluids so
after a time nature Will take care of
Itself. Though you have no stomach
trouble on of the tablets after
oacfc meal I a powerful assistance to
nature and I a,h excellent habit to
make.
Go to any druggist and aak hi
opinion of Stuart' a Dypcpla Tablets.
We will abide hi answer if he be an
honest man. They ell for 60c per
package. Bend U your name and
address and we will send you a trial
package by mall free. Address F. A.
fltuart Co., 160 Stuart Bldg., Marshall.
Mich.
I tllAlS i Reduced 2S Per Cenl
loir-, i 1- " - V V r :j i , ..
" " 1 .mm, . . J ,
till
Oitlxen Waflt Ads Bring
Result.
rjmiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniumtiiiiiiiiiiiitfti
ChampooJno
50c and 75c
. T .
Regular Shampooing by one
who Know Mow Insure a
pretty head Of hair, prevent
dandruff and cajp troubh-a
MISS CRUISE
Ground roor 14 Haywood Bt.
Mr W. TC Jenkins or New
Is In Ashevillo for a few duys.
Yol k
.Mlsa Annie Smith has returned to
llendc rsnnvllle. after a brief stay in
the city.
Hon. C. J. Harrl left yesterdav -if-terooou
for l-,hlcs;o, and will go to
New York and Washington before re
turning to Aehevllle.
Mr n. W. Orr haa gone to Canton,
where he haa nccepted a position with
the Champion Fibre company.
Mr. nml Mrs. K. A.
Detroit are gueats at thi
hotel.
'. Mobter of
llattery Park
Mr R A
In the city.
Tate of Chattanooga Is
Mr.
D. C.
9. 1. Ttnnkle
Is In Aahevllle
of Wnshlnglo
for a few dav
Mr. J H Murphy of ev
n, visitor to Aahevllle.
York Is
Mr. William R Mtreeler of nr.ens-
twiro ia at the Battery Park hot. I tor
several days
Mr Charlea 11.
Haven. Conn.. Is
brief stay.
Knight of
i Ashevillc
New-
Mr. H D. Carstophen pcnt
tnrday In the cltj.
Mr A. T. Beaver of Hlrh f
n the city for a few days.
.lot isi
Mies florence Mathews has returned
from a vlait to relatives at Sallsflmrv
piles cnucn iv to 1 4 days
PAZO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
gre any cas of Itching. Blind. Bleed-
lig or Protruding Piles In to 1 4 days
or money refunded. 60c
11. Redwood&Co.
7 and S Palloi A ve.
Dealers
Tailor
Skirts,
Waists,
Hosiery,
ill ladies'
.Made Suits
( 'oats and
Underwear,
l ! loves, Em-
broitlcrit's, Laces, etc.
Kine Ditsb Goods,
Silks, Staple Dry
Ootids and House-
keepiujr (loods, Small
Wares, Fancy Goods,
ladies' and Childrcns
Shoes, Hut t crick Pat
terns, etc.
Men's aiK
Suits ami
Haberdashery,
Hoys' Fine
)vercoats,
Hats
ami Caps, Men's nnd
Hovs' Nh,
Trunks,
Hajxs ami l inbrellas.
One Price System. All
gotHls marked in plain
ligures at Hest Irices.
geautiful and Well Made inc
of adies Suits
Our buyer left for the market last Friday and this week we
expect a number of Shipments of the very newest things in
Suits, Skirts, Waists, etc. As he is an expert in the buy
ing of Suits and understands the wants of the Ladies of
Asheville you may rst assured that they will be prettiest
and most attractive Suits ever shown in this store.
We have received several lots of Suits and Skirts and
they are indeed good values. The colors are well assorted'
and they are priced at $15.00, $17.50, $25.00 and $27.50
Suit. , ,)
Jfn Unusual Display
of White Qoods
Monday morning we shpw up a few
of the New White Goods we have re
cently received. One of the prettiest
new things is the Flaxen Cloth; a look
at this cloth will convince you that it is
much better than the general run of
lawn, as it is part linen. The prices
range from 12J to 35e yawl. The Shirt
Waistings are priced at yard on up.
The Lawns sell for 5e oil up.
JhoseptettyfewJilks
are Jelling fast
The Bon Marche is showing the most
s:iperb line of new Silks ever show;n in
n's city. The Seco Silk, which eomV
in the loveliest of colors, including:
Green, Peacock Blue, Wisteria, Old
iiose. Lavender, etc. The uotted sells '
for 40c yd. and the plain for 35c yard.
Sedo Silk in all colors for 5c yd. We
place on sale our new line of Foulard
Silk, worth easily 85c yard, for 69c yd.
Ill
W. 0. WOLFE
MARBTiB AND GRANITBI MOXTJ-
HKNTS.
A apeolalty of Italian Statuary. De
sign furnished on application.
8. B. On. Pack Sq. and Marks to
AabenrUta. M. O.
D.rUleKINNOIV
7 Patloa Avenue
(Ores BadwooeT Stors.)
Ladies and
GenOemens
TAILOR
The Asheville School ol
Music and Dramatic Art
TOT ACDITORnm
Phone (4
La Orecque Coricta. .
S For every type of figure. 5
12 Church Street. :
HERE'S A SNAP.
We have one Singer Hand Sewing
Machine for sale at a bargain.. Been
uf a little, but practically as good
aa new.
Cull at once, for a bargain
BURTON & HOLT
NOW OPEN
New York Lunch Room
and Restaurant
For Ladies and Gentlemen
11 South Main it
FOR RESULTS, USE THE CITIZEN WANT ADS.
GIVE US A TRIAL
and we will demonstrate to you that
our methods of cleaning garments of
every description are perfect. Lace
and delicate fabrics a specialty.
Queen City Dyeing & Clean
ing Works.
11 riiurvh Street. Phone 2110.
Slrirriff
s Ice Cream
U ""phonT r.20.PUr"y rkhne' D,"lv"e,, P"t- of tb. cits
15.00 meal ticket 14.00
SHIRRIFF'S CAFE
16 PATTON AVENUE
M. WEBB
atimaari Importer
No. Battery Park Psaoa, Psoas 144
latmrtlla, H. a
SKINNER & HUNTER
Hair Dressing Parlor, room It.
Paragon Bid-. Phone 1(7. W make
a specialty of electrical face and acalp
treatments. Latest of everything In
Hair Qoods and Hair Dr easing.
awitche and PuX mad from youi
oomblnga
CHIROPRACTIC
(Kl-ro-prsc-tlc)
CONPKMN.VTION WITHOCT IN
VESTIGATION IS POOR
JUDGMENT.
Abnormal pressure upon nerves la
the cause of all diseases: by removing
this pressure, normal condltiona and
health will be restored. Recognized
and endorsed by thousand of citizen
of other statu.
Incurable diseases our specialty.
OH. C. F. COltrTON. ChlropraUor
Iiral Building. South of Fountain
PHONK 621.
NOTICE
Bullovlng thnt pasteurization (heating followed by rapid cooling)
is the best plan m i. m e hna yet JeviBed for handling a city milk sup
p.V this cemptai li hitherto pasteurized all ita products and ex
perience has cnnlirnien oj. belief.
Hut realizing thut many people prefer un-pastcurlzed milg ana
cream, we have dj-eided to offer both kinds In future. Whether pas
teulrzed or un-pati urlr.ed, all our products are strictly pure.
Nowhere can you get bitter milk; nowhere else can you get our
quality at our prices.
Asheville Pure Milk Company
PHONE 554.
fn3I5iROJl:: MODERNIWAYS
51 BffTON'AVEBETTE
M. V.MQORE
, WOMEN'S OUTFITTER.
It PATTON AVENUE.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
A telegram received yesterdav fmm
Mlsa Colling states that It la Imposs!-
e for her to conduct our l.ctuivs as
planned next week We hRe how
ever, engaged the services of Mrs. .1
M. Whltled of Durham. N. ('.. who
eome to us w Ith very alrong endorse
ment aa to ability.
we ran safely assure to the ladles,
who will favor ua with their presence
next week. Interesting and Instructive
lecture from Mr. Whltted.
Asheville Hardware Co.,
Ciaybrook James, Gen. Mgr.
mHIMMIMIUHMHMMUMMIHHIMIHIIHHHW
I MflMnX V VVDDTTADV OTII
luvitvni) x jwnunn i oiu. a
Wo bfgin d.iinir city woi'k. Oivo us a trial. I'lmno I
J.ij aud our wagon will call.
Battery Park Laundry
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Saratoga Chips
Fresh shipment of the cclchnitcd Anne lN.t.id. ,-hijis.
Oui price nuikes ihcjfti less expensive than tlie. Imnie matlc
ones.
Large Package 15 Cents
OWNBEY'S
JSMontfordAvc. Phone 66
ASHEV1U.E RC
HANDSOME
NEW SILKS
We have just
stripes, .'lin ks, sm!
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''civetl a hands,, ni' lot of Milks in
.nicy Foulards, rte.
prettiest einhroidorcd collars
time.
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