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THE ASHEV1IXE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY,-23, 1909.
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The Colonial Hall ut the Battery
Park hotel laat evening waa very u
ceasful and wai attended by several
hundred people. Tli" hull room was
decorated with tin national c.tfori,
Uld picture of Oenrge and M&rtha
Wablnton. Tin- feature of the ev
Jilnf wan the iliim nm of the Virginia
reel which wax lr;il by MkM Wlllclla
Ranker, of I'nioii Hprinlr, arid Mr
Robert Iteyriol.l .ltns Kanli-r
luokod like a I rr.-wb-n Hhi i.henle anil
Wart the p rieuilloitiori .,( Krat-u an
he tripped IlKhilv through thi'
jnaxe of the Virginia reel, who h a
We41 dancwd. Tli hull room whs lln.-d
with spectators anil the hall wan one
if the most Interesting of r i nt m
claj events Mr Spear's orchestra
played for the dancers. Among the
several hundred guests noth-ed were
Mis Wtllells, Unnlcr. of Colon
ffprlng. MIm Adelaide l.nghriui.
Mis Mary Xtlkelmher, MIh J. .
Rtlkeleaiher. MIm Lillian Weaver, Miss
Klesaor , Lambrrtsun, MIm triage
Oatea, MIm Kranoe Dufour, Mlas
Paulina Paquln, MIm Anne Hall, Mlw
Xathlsen Ware, MIm Margaret Mor
ris, Mr. and Mr C. F. white, Mr
Annie BrWtroa, Mr. H. C. Iwwley,
Dr. and Mr Orr, lila Marlon Cham-
: Jdon, MkM Baxa.li Gossett, Mr Wataon,
Mm.- Julian "Woodoock, Mr. and Mra.
William Bchoenhelt, MIm Reynolds,
Mr. aad Mr. Jam U Alexander.
Mr. and Mr. Frederics; Kent, Mln
Parhert Mr Jervey. Mr. tuid Mra.
J. P. Sawyer, Mr. J, M. Child, Mra.
i Lambertson, Mra Hchaussler, Mia
Ellaa MerrlitHin, Mr. and Mra. J. V.
Menrlain, Mra. Harbor, Mr., Robert It.
. Reynolds, ' Mra. Brewster Chapman,
Mr. Eugsna d V. .Rrenematt, Mr. I.
H. Andersoa, Mr. Von no Oudger, Mr.
D. R. Millard. Mr Edwin Hay, Mr.
. Caaalua . ,Uder. Ur. 8awyr Mr
lwrc Jonea. Mr. Cleveland
Naughton, Mr, Jack Ule, Mr. W
Sflott Radkr, Mr. Chariest Folsom,
Mr." Karl punning, Mr. Merrltt. Mr
. Harold Johaaton, Mr. O. C- Rngan,
? M4 Mr Carey E. Morgan
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The following; clipping from frh
Herald will be of Interest to the
, frlanda of Mr. and Mra. Illohmond
4 Pearaon in Aahavllle; v
"Athena, Saturday. Olurlotia un
ahtne and a glorlou welcome greeted
the American battUmhlpa here. An of
ficial dinner to American and Greek
naval officer waa given by the Amerl-
' ran Mlnlatnr and , Mra. Richmond
Pearaon Jaat night It waa followed
by -a cotillon, In which all th royal.
prlncea) and prlnoeeaee and the entire
diplomatio body participated.
- "Th royal quadrille waa opened by
th American MlnUter, dahclng with
th crown prlnoeea. Tha coUllon waa
: led. by tJeutenant-Cemmander Bypher
and Mlaa peanon. Th favora had
been ent from Pari and Vienna. The
; eatertalnment laated till nearly 4
-' o'okrck. th mambera of the royal fam
ily remaining to the end and dwtarlng
- tha American officer to be tha moat
delightful waltier In th world.
' "Th king and the cjueen cordially
hook the hand of th commanding
offlceri and their ataff. They vlalted
th ahlp and took na with the of-
fleer thla afternoon and will entertain
th officer at a tate banquet In the
palace .tomorrow."
Th Junior of Weavervllle college
entertained In- a very dollghtful man
Mr the aenlor claaa at the home of
Preeldent M. A. Yot on he evrnlnt
of February 20. Tha dinning room and
recaption room were decorated in
garnet and white, th aenlor clan
color. Progreaalve domlnoe waa the
, principal gam of the evening, and
Mr. Aldlne Lotapoleh won the prlxe,
Refreahment were aerved. in the int.
(ter part of the evnlng the gueai with
'charmingly entertained with violin
mualc by Matters Marlon and Mlilnni
Toat, accompanied on the piano l.v
little Mia Sarah Yoiit. The Inut fi a
ture of th evening wu a Kplrlted clan
aong by the junlora followed hy their
cloaa yell, after which came a rousing
yell from the claaa of 'OS. At a Utj
hour the guttata departed after having
apent a molt delightful evening. Thuiic
tireaent were Mlaaes Llllln FerKUNon.
Buale Hunter, Jeaale Hector, Hontilo
Reagan, Laasnphlne Iteevi'g, (lertle
Well, I.ucy Cathey, Funny Hluiclns
Annie Weaver, Helen tlush. Mexara.
Luclu Weaver. R. W. Wall. Luxlon
Smart. Fred Alllaon. Italph W'.-nver.
Reggie AlllHon. Wmle M.nr. Wad.
Warren, lilvii l'ulioer uml Al.llnr I,oin
pelch. . .4
IleglnlitiiK on the fourth of March
Mr. F. F. Hark.r will Kive wt.kly ..r
gan recitals at All Soul s church. Illlt
CROSS SADDLE
RIDING SKIRTS
Tan Khaki .... , $5.00 and $7.00
Tho $5.00 Skirt is osie.'iallwalueful.
Blue and Tan Silk Khaki .... ... $12.50
Something new; very rich.
Taa Covert ,., .. .... ..$15.00
Best Wear of All.
Black and Blue Serge $10.00 and $12.50
Sedate and ineonspiruos
Pepper and Salt Worsted . .$12.00
or good all around roughing it.
.-These skirts are all properly made
for comfort, convenience, modest ap
. , , pcarancc, and safety in cross-saddle
riding, the only sensible way.
s ? We also have a good assortment of
" j" complete habits in prices $30 to $50.
M. V.M00RE
xsouebtb orrrrriEB. ; kP , it patios avk
5 . a r . t . : : i
more. Inler-nlnn proxrama have
ben arri.iiKi-d and tho lei-ltula In-gun
at H.I'. har,.
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Mi ImlMy Hifiith niTtaln at her
hoiiH un 'hfitnut Htr4t thta aftfrnoui)
vMih a I'd for tli- rn''i7ibrfi (f the
tn.ir tf -ntr;i -M'-lho.Jlxt church
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M tk. H fi i !i. St-vtn '-ntorto Infld
wlili a hrt'JK" f'aiiy ThurM.lay evifhihK
ai )ittt i'-Htl-n( .m Moutforil avenue
Tk' !vw hfltH that have found their
way from Got hum In anticipation of
the wprlriK; anil aummer atyle ar
modt bn:omln(c and distinctively en
couraging an to atyle. The pure
muahroom ahape prevail without he
In it ehorn of It ymmetry by havlnx
whole allcea cut from the moat unex-
ji'i ted plnc.-a. i,at aeaaon the hut
m-emed to melt away from the hid
eoua gmteaque pompadoura. and run
down the hack of the wearera .which
frequently gave the fair wearer
nort of "snatched" appearance. The
new murfhroom are like the KriKllxh
muahrooma. where they originated
everal year ago, and wT revived
for the faahlona of Hlr Joahuu Hey
nold day, and were copied from mine
of hi moat celebrated pictures. The
drooping brim were alway unbroken
in line and were the least eccentric In
shape of any of tha large hat worn.
They Were usually bound with an Inch
band of velvet, had a large Alsatian
bow Of the aamu material on the out
aide for trimming, and underneath
were lined with small ruffles of white
lave uat over each ear attached to the
very emull bandeau was a alngle rose
(pink preferably) and from either
Idtt of th crown outside, two Inch
and a half wide string of velvet were
attached and tied In a email bow with
long ends, Juat about on a line with
the ear. It Is extraordinary how be
coming tha muehroom hats of thl
character are, even the plalneat of
women, provided they ar of the pic
turesque type. Immediately take on
quit aa air "d Beaute." The Eng
lish girl apend so much time on the
Thame during , tha aummer, each
bank of th beautiful rlvar being lined
with palatial house boats. Th mush
room hat of a rough cream straw
Imply draped with on of th lovely
east Indian orf, from Liberty,
made a most becoming cheapau. Th
mushroom oaa b aa lmpl a de
sired, to wear with wash gowns In the
morning, and as elaborate a desired
for the afternoon gown. Home time a
little lac cap I worn with them on
thla occasion, showing 'luat a narrow
frill over the softly parted hair, and
graduating to a two Inch frill In the
back, which fall gracefully over the
hair. Soft willow plume look peb
tally well on th mushroom, which
should always b worn squarely on
the head without the slightest suspic
ion of a tilt, and worn with the small
est possible bandeau.
Th ladle golf tournament which
was to hav been played this week at
the Country club for a cup presented
by Dr. H. H. Lambert haa been post
poned until next week. Th condi
tions and date of the tournament will
be announced later.
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Ml Mary and Mta Jessie Htlko
leather will entertain with a series of
Informal bridge partle this week In
honor of their gueat, Miss Harah Ooa
aett. Mr, fharlca W. Halrd entertained
yeaterdny afternoon with a bridge
party at her realdence on Cumberland
avenue. The home waa effectively
decorated with the national color
Mrs. W. 11. I'enland won the tlrel
prlxe. Mra Halrd entertained again
Informally with bridge lat everting
Thoae at the afternoon party wer
Mr. llmlHon. Mra. Mark Hrown. Mrs
Penland, Mra. Carland. Mra. Wood
bridge, Mra. (Irnham Webb. Mrs. An
bury Harnett, Mrs. James II. ('aloe.
Mrs. James Mortimer, Jr., Mra. John
Carroll, Mra Frank Weaver. Mra
Martin 1.. Mtevena, Mra. Kamtn l Tan
nehlll, Mra. Carl V. Reynolds, Mrs,
Forbes. Mlsa Hlddell, Mlsa Penland
Mlsa Annie PenUinil, Mlsa Si'rah Hor
laon, Miss Inilse Tannehlll. Miss
Urace Jones, Mlsa Loulae Cani.phi'11
mid Mlsa Kllxabeth Bernard.
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The Phllnthea class of the First
rinitlat church will entertain the Hur
acas In the Sunday school annex fnun
s to 11 o'clock thla evening. An lu
terellnx program has been nming..,!
Hud the oung people of the ihmvh
are Invited to attend.
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Mrs Hubert S. Carroll was a dinner
hostess last evening nt her residence
Oti Zllllioa street. The dinner Is on
of a series of Monday evening dinner
which will be given by Mrs. Carroll.
Pink and white. bride and brides
maid rones de.ornle.l the talde and
rose shaped place , aids were used.
Mrs. i in r oll s Kuests were. jr. and
Mrs. Hartlett of St. I.ouis, Dr. find
Mrs. K F. Campbell. Mrs. Stelnwedell
Mlsa Htemw.-deil. Mrs. I'm terlield.
Miss Mm KlmSerlv. Mlsa Nell I'ofter
tleld. Mrs. Wassar or ( lev-land. Mr
llrldge ,,r HI. I.ouis and I'r. ft X
Carroll.
Mr. I). K. Hevler gave one of the
prettiest partlen of the season eter
ilay afternoon at lor residence on Oak
street. The house was artistically and
elaborately dec. rated with the nation
al n.lors and with lull' George
Washington hat. bets. the hlntorlal
tree appealed In miniature as a cen
tre piece lioleri with pink cherry
blossoms. i 'lo rry Ice was served at
the buffet luncheon. Five hundred
was played during the afternoon.
Mrs. HeWer's guests were, Mrs. R. J.
Tlghe. Mrs. Curl V 'Reynolds, Mrs. J.
M. Parker. Mrs. Mark Krwln. Mrs
J, W. Faucett. Mrs. Thomas R Rol
lins. Mrs. K. H. tJlenn. Mrs. fleorge A.
Hhuford. Mrs. Owen Hmlth. Mrs Hob-!
ert Headbs. Mrs. (ieorge I.. Haeknev.
Mrs. J. Frazler (il.nn, Mrs. T. K. W.
Hrown. Mrs. N. A. Reynolds. Mr. J.
c. Martin. Mrs. John Htephen. Mra
Kunphy. Mrs. W. Moore, Mrs. J. A.
Him lair. Mrs. A. Mathews. Mrs. H. VS.
f JK j..aJA 'V "I "JK '"P""MW
i- u..,l..e Mrs. Philip 1-eary. Miss
i.-..,nr, n,.llins. Miss Hadle Rollins
Miss Templeton, Miss Snider. Miss
Uash. Miss Annie Keynoms auo
Katherlne Beadles.
PERSONAL 1
Miss Louise Watklns lft yesterday
for Murpby, S. C to visit Mlas Grace
Woodberry.
Mlas Nellls Cook Iavls left yestor
day morning for Fayettevllle.
vi r i.,.rA i.nva.11. eeneral superin
tendent of tha Southern railway, spent
the week end aa the guest of Mr.
Lynn Hahn, at Kenliworin inn.
irrlia at Kenllworth Inn are: Mr.
and Mrs. H. M. Ray. New York; Mr
orl Mra. J. !. Husaell. L,oulsvtlte,
Ky.. Mra U. U H. Hodges, Oerman
town, Pa.
Mr. Rrewatnr Chaiinian arrived Sun
day from New York and will be In
Ashevllle for a few weeka
Mr. John W. Roger of Balem, Mass
I In Asheville for a short stay.
Mr. and Mra W. li. Chadbourne
of St. Paul. Minn., are gueat at the
Battery Park hotel.
Mr. David Mende of New York
la expected today to visit Mrs. Duvld
II. Roaenstein. who Is her sister.
Mr. Carey Morgan of Chicago Is In
the city on business for a few days.
Mr. L. T. Miller of Richmond. Va.,
la in Ashevllla for a short stay
Mr. and Mr. Beekman Lorlllard
have returned from Washrlngton, u
C, where they have spent the winter,
and are the guests of Mrs. A. 13.
Doyle In Victoria,
Mr. Orlfllth C. Rngan of Rusaell
vllle, Tenn., has arrived from Florida,
and will apeml several months in the
oity, making his temporary headquar
ters at the Battery Park hotel. Mr.
Hogan was former manager of Ken
llworth Inn and ia wel and favWrably
known in Ashevllle.
Mr. and Mr. James Ollfld have
returned to their home In Greenville
after a several days visit to Mr. Clif
fords parents In llaltlmore.
Mr, William W. Annette of Well
ington la In Ashevile for a few days.
Mlsa Sarah Goasett arrived yester
day and will bo tlte guest of tli Mis
ses rittkclcather.
Mr. Clyde Alexander of Danville,
Va., Is In Ashevllle for u brief stay.
Mra. Webb Morton, Miss Cnrrle
Morton and Mia Conklln will return
to Mlddletown, if. Y , this week af
ter u visit to Mra. c. W. H. Radeker
at Rldgelawn, Victoria.
Mr. and Mrs. K. s. Hunter of Bris
tol, Ya.. are spending some time at
the Buttery Park hotel.
Mr. O. C. Hamilton of Chtoago Is
visiting his family at Ardiuloii Park.
Mr I.. II. Johnson of Indiaiaipolls
Is In Ash. vliie tor a f(w dn.s.
Miss Minnie N'orl"li has retinne.l
from a lsit tu frlendH in Italcinli.
N. C.
M A II. Spencer en. I Mi. I-.
Hradley of Old Fort. lio hae spent
wveral days In the city with I rlcii.la.
have return.-d t their hnic.
Mr. F. 1. ljinsing of Montreal. N.
C, api'iit the k end lii AHheville.
Mr. H. O Corzad and Mr. John
Qlenwood of Andrews, N. ('.. have re
turned to their home after spending
a few days with friends in the city.
Mr. T. L. Hoswell of ltrvson City
was in town yvstorday.
Mr. L,. n. Moose of Hlu.-mont. N. C.
arrived yesterday and will spend sev
eral days with friends In Ashevllle.
Mr. F. F. Calloway of Murphy was
In town on bu.sineas yesterday.
Mr. August Junes of Wayncsvtlle
Is spending a few da) wTfh friends In
the city.
Mr. A. L. Goodwin of llemleraon-
vllle waa in town yesterday
Mr. Samuel H. HrandoJ of Waynes-
vile spend Hunday with friends In the
city.
Mr. John Q. Grant has returned to
his home in Hendersonvflle after a
business trip to Ashevllle.
Mr. John Black and Mr. J. B.
White of Arden were th u-.i,..!. nf
friends here yesterday.
Mr. John Bowman of Canton has
returned to his home after spending
a few day In the city.
Cl'KR FTFKfTKI or HIMFV
Can He ilven x-rfilv.
OltRISK twin l,i si A BOX
Ilie ;unraiilee b m IjoIi lto.
His-clal Agciii-:
SIITHH IRI I. STORK.
I 8. Ma n si.
Mr. W W. bourne
la registered at the .K,
.1 Hrlstol, Xi
di.nitn'ifl.
Mr. W. P. Htorrs nr.. I Mr. J D.
Btorrs of PlalnAeld, OI.h.. arrived Sun
day and will spend sc. i il dais with
mends in town.
Mr. I:. II. Hlackweii ..r Wa nesville
was In the cjty on bu-iri.-sa esterday.
Mr ft. V. Cunningham hns returnPd
to his home In Landnmi, H. ('., after
spending the week uith friends In
Ashcviile.
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Mr. T. H. Wilson. Mr. R. J John
son and Mr. 8. 8,; Pri st. .n of Balaam,
. C, are spending a lew days with
friends In town
Mr. O. N. Ryan Of Kuowille, Tenn ,
I here on business.
Mr. K. W. Callowfll of Nashville is
spending a few day in town.
Mr. W. J. Thomas of Philadelphia
Is In Ashevllle for 8 short stay.
Mr Henry A, Plumm. r of Knoxville
arrived yesterday and will he In the
city for a few days on business.
,. -,:Srl.-.
Mr. F. I McLean of Whlttier Is In
town for a short t,ay with friends.
Mr. Samuel Maudle of Danville, Vu.,
is In town, .t ; i
Mr. K. H. riyrTy!of Whlttier, N.
was in AsheVllU yest. rdny on busi
ness.
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Mr. 8. Johnson of Franklin, N.
C, la visiting lejida in tli Hy.
Mr. Thomas' jrf.vHuphnm of Hickory,
N. '., was in town yesterday with
friends. - '
Mr. E. W. Ferguson of Waynesvllle
is registered at the Berkeley. ,
,
Mr. Robert C. Brooks returned to
Ills home In 'Knoxville veHtern.il y after
a short visit with, friends In Asheville.
Mr. J. II. HTrFr "fa spendfnga few
day with friends In town. '
Judge Henry B, Stevens will return
from an Kuatern business trip today.
Mr. Edward Thompson of Spartan
burg spent the weak end with Ashe
vllle friend. " '
Mr. James B. firnjth of .. Julsvillo,
Ky., is lu re for, a shor t Wy.
Mr. H. H. DfllSrd of ffpartanbiirg,
8. C. Is in town-far a abort slay.
i t-
Mlsa A. Dugan Of Virginia arrived
Sunday nnd lsi spending a. few days
with friends In'Aaheyllle.
Iff o So!
DieestindAII Food
That is allthere Is to it nothing secret
or mysterious, or marvelous just that
KoUol contains, in liquid form, all of Na
ture's nnturnl digestive ferments ami
juices thusenbiin(f itatonce toiliges
completely, every particle of food with
which it comes in contact. And where
t here is perfect die-estion in Uie stomach
there, is, necessarily, perfect stomach
health. A iroiHlnnlhcalthy(il"Apst.iveir()
ressrnn alwat she icsured to one's stom
ach, ifonowillmoi olv keopaboUloof Ko
dol handv.aniltalii -a Httlo.now anil t hen.
Our Guarantee. OXflt
you ure not henellteil --the drui-':ist, will at
iince return your nicncv. IHn't hesitntr: liny
onuryist will sell noh Kodol o tbese terms.
Tlai dollar hoKle eom.ous times us iniieti as
the tno Inn He. K...1..I is rircisired ui Hie lab
oratories et IS. C, Uc Win sV CoCoioaKo,
THIS WILL. I
NT E REST MOTHERS.
Muthor .my n
drv.v u certain
Ht'iHlfiflif. Hart
Sui.'t Inwuen for t'liil
n lief for Fpvprl.HhneMH,
si.uiirtrh. Ye'tliiTiK I l-
irrtrs. niovr n v
I rt'irtilnte t hf Mowriti
uml utmy '
lllr5 in 24 ll.MU
in )m tnntr nti.l
tirfMi Mki I lu ni
Inls or rtiri'H. T
Hll til UKKt-tt
net .t ii nv ut'c(
irtu They brenk up
-;. Tfiy are lcsint
l .i i Milt'ns a mtllt. 'hll
nv.r lOO.cin (ttiiii.Mi
)k nevor all. Sohi-hv
Ask (otluy. aT.n t
iti.tA
La Qrecqui Comti. .
For every type of igur.
GREENE Si CO.,
11 Ckurch (Strtel
s
SPECIAL LOW RATES
To Wa.sliliitton. I. Artnnt Presl
dciil Tuft's Inauguration.
Account of tho above occasion tbc
Southcrn llallroa.l company will scl!
tickets from nil stallona to Washing
ton, l. t'., and return; Individual rate
from Aahevlllc In JlK.45. For partle?
of twenty-tlve or more traveling on
one ticket from Ashevllle rate of
110.05. Apply to your local ticket
agent for rates fr.nh your station.
J. H. WOOL).
District Passenger Agent
Good Jhgesttion
SPECIALS IN FRUITS THIS WEEK
200 doien OrnnirCH, SO com, doi.
Regular forty-cent stie.
SO itincn (irsM-frult, H. cts. dor..
Regular dollar slse.
10 dosra ;rM-frnlt. t. 00 doi.
Regular (1.20 slie.
25 Montf ord At. OWNBEY'S Phon M
FREE
PILE
CURE
sent to iH-iiHiiMriiu Hie Merits of
Pyramid Pile Cure.
What It litis done for other, it enn
do fir )ou.
We have testimonials h the hun
dredsshowinK all hIhk".-. kinds at.d de
greea of piles which have been cured
by Pyramid Pile Cur.-.
If you could read these unsolicited
letters you would no doubt bo to the
nearest drug store and bin a le. ..I
Pyramid Pile Cure at one", price llfiy
cent.
We do not ask you to do this. Send
us your name and address and will
send you a trial packaee !y ni.iil free.
We know what the trial package
will do. in many cases It Pas cured
piles without further trcatnierii
proves Its value to ,,u .rd.-r
from your druKkist, at ,'."c a
This is fair. Is It not! Simply i
it it
r more
a box.
nil out
"lay.
free coupon below and mail t
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with your name and uddres-. cut 1
j out coupon and mail to the i
j PYRAMID l)ltri COMPANY, l'J'i .
I Pyramid Hldg., Marhhull. .Mich. A I
trial packa-ie of the lircat I'vramid I
I Pile Cure wll then be H.-'nt voi at 1
once by mall, Fi:h:K, in plain
i wrapper. 1
Name !
Street
j city and Slate
GO CARTS.
sty!', Jiri itciw on nul?.
They are beauties.
BURTON & HOLT.
Patton Ave. and Battery Park Place.
M. WEBB
Millinery Importer
No. 6 Battery Park Place, Phone 104
Aslievllle, N. C
VALUABLE WATKIt I'OWUK 1XR
SAM".
The Reems Creek Woolen Mills Co.,
are offering their property for sale.
WIU ell as a whole or the property
without the machinery. Also farm of
H01 acres, four miles from the city.
For particulars apply to J. H.
Wright, Weavervllle ,N. C.
CIVK 18 A TRIAL
and we will demonstrate to you that
our methods of cleaning garments of
every description are perfect Lace
and delicate fabric a pecl!ty.
Queen City Dyeing & Clean
ing worcs.
11 Church Street. Phone U0.
TiiiniiiimiimiiiiniiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiiiiiPg
Head Bands For
Colonial Ball
Ladies attention Invited to ship
merit of heudhands In gold,
plain nnd Jeweled; also puffs,
curls, pompadours, psyche knots,
wavy sw itches, etc.
MISS CRUISE
Ground Floor 25 Haywood St.
Phone 16.
The Asheville School ol
Music and Dramatic Art
THM kCDirORItTaf
Pboo 144
Eysit 7oman
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Other, bat en4 nanrn fur
IHiiaU-U'tl hook bVbuM . It
tall prtlculvr ud dimrttaiit . -v&latabie
to &um. M R1.I..
fcwt 3U Mrtwt. N E W OR H-
CHIROPRACTIC
(Kl-ro-prac-Uo)
CONDEMNATION WITHOUT IN
VISTIOATION IS POOR
JtTDGMEJfT.
Abnormal pressirre upon nerves !
'he cause of all disease; by removlna
thl pressnre, normal condition and
health will be restored. Itecogulsei)
and endorsed by thousands of cltlsem
of other status.
Incurable disease our ipectalty.
OR, V. V. COM1TON, Chiropractor
faecal Ilulldlng. South of fountalr
PHONE
For Savinsake
Attend the
Closing-l'p Sale!
THERE IS NO WAITING
to b nerved at our place that is a
feature with us Just the same as
serving only the very best In the eat
ing line. If you haven't been eating
with us, all we ask is a call.
NEW YORK LUNCH ROOM
11 South Uain it
Is r
1 nY,
M-V v t Ml
VYfet foulard Silk for Zc
yard
Ke: iit! v(- ii- civotl a beautiful line of Poulard
Silk, wliicli we Iiiivc priced very reasonably, at 25c
yard. This silk mines ir the following pretty shades :
Old rose, peacock blue, wisteria, green and navv
blue. Don't wait till tomorrow to see this silk foi- it
might he all gone. The sooner you come the more
choice your selection will be.
We also have Seco Silk in dots and figures at 35c.
ind 40c yard. Scdo Silk in all colors is priced at 50c
vard.
Pretty New
Women
Conic in and look over
we have just received, ft
to look at the many, many
ties, etc.. that may be seen
are marked at J.-- each on
"THE WHITE"
BEST
MACHINE
VAM7E
o.v EAimr.
We have the agency for this cele
brated sewing machine. It la noted
for Its easy running and durability.
It docs as good work In Its old age
aa when first installed In your home.
"The White" sells on ita merit and
once used U always appreciated. It
lasts a life time. We Bell shuttle
bobbins, needles, etc., to fit all makes
of machines.
MACHINE REPAIRING
A SPECIALTY.
BEAUMONT FURNITURE
COMPANY
27 South Main St.
Phone 1003
Stiirrif f 9s Ice Cream
Is noted for It s purity and richn ss. Delivered to all part of the city.
Phone 520. jr.,00 meal tUkcts M.00.
SHIERIFF'S CAFE
16 I'utt.m Avenue.
Your Clillclreri
?an not be strong and vigorous without good, t)ure milk.
It is their STA W OF LIFE. Our milk is good and pure
and so reasonable that it is actually the cheapest food
you can provide.
Asheville Pure Milk Company
PHONE 554.
))PEERL15xf
ASIIEVIL.I.E. N. O.
We Have Just Opened Up
a Splendid Lot ol
Bleached Domestics
in the following brands:
3l in. h Hill.
'.W inch Fruit of the Loom.
.() in h Fearless.
:5( inch Hope.
Mulch Pride of the West.
:b' inch Wamsutta.
M inch Elite.
;!( inch Alpine Hose.
No. (( Berkelev Cambric.
Xo. 1)0 liiMli'lnv O
Long ("lotbs. Xainsonlcs
and heapest stork of white
f , 1 1 t M ,....,, :
Ifeckwear for
Just in
the pretty new Neckwear
will be worth your time
beautiful collars, jabots,
in this department.' These
up.
f !
: A Mfghty :
jGood Feature 5
About our IT. & W. In- I
dian Coal is that one ton i
is good, more than a ton !
is very much better?
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
Phono 130.
Pa Una Ave.
D.R.MeKINNON
7 PattbD A venae
(On -.. oo" Mora.)
Ladies ;a
(icnllecns
TAILOR
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Wash Goods in the city, f
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