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TTTE ASHEVTLLE CITIZEN'. FRIDAY, FEBftUAftT 26, 1900.
SOCIETY
Vtl, Overman, th- popular wife tif
the junior senator, ban taken lead
ing part In the m IhI llr.- f.f the na
tional capital this winter. At a rw nt
reception at the whit h "" Mrs.
Overman wan Inviir.l to l.i- on.- of .Mr.
am! Urn l(Mim-II' iciest In tlio
tMu room. 8h wrote iliat Mr. i
Srian wan out of the city ami that '
cotllft nut arc pt. Mrs. l;...i-v-1t
rot' n nut.- In reply nklntr lor t'i
omr anyway. :i ti J nl i-r il -wer
for the occasion. Mrs I'vermiui lni
fnafle many ftronic fri'iiilsl.lp'i In
M'MhliiKton soi la I i r i 1 1 x.
J .
The winter la J Imil I nif nwiiv ami
toon It will be spring; anil linn- to
filant aarilens. laich year the .-iih.i-teur
itardencrs make ambitious plan
after reading- nn incounmlris nnl fnB
cinatlng bouk nn the order of "RIUu
both and Hit (Jermnn dunlin," hut
procrastination cripples win bent In
tentions, the seeds are nt for too
late or arrive too lnte. The catalogues
ent out liy eastern seed Iioumh are
filled with brilliant promise and col
ored pteturi's of now and wonderful
varieties of flowers all to be had for a
few cent and a great amount of lov
ing toll la amply repaid aa the Har
den mature. It la a little more ex
tensive, and llttla leaa trouble to
ttava! the ground or beds put In con
dition and buy the younf plants from
the areentious. but half the Joy or
hawlnir a garden la watehlnr for the
frrw awAi tn Minn un and riewclnn.
Verbena cosmos, mlirnonettn, naa
turtlana, panels, petunias (double
end, irtnicte), rwpft peaa and bachelor
button do especially -well In thin cli
mate. Heliotrope la better transplant
ed after having been started by a
florist, and blooms luxuriantly all
ummer. Hollyhocks, sweet William,
and, Canterbury bells have all to be
transplanted after enmJnff up from
Bweda wiwn In the fall. It Is prob
able that soma friend with an over
crowded, garden would be glad to
veed out the old fashioned flowers
that come tip year after year, careful
ly, and, give one any number of strong
young plants to start a, garden. Par
vgy Verandah and bare waits or fen
ces ill passion flower vine, largo
clematis and hop vines are splendid.
The hop vine la very sturdy and has
dens foliage and the little pale green
hop blossom Is very artistic. It Is
high time that the catalogues are
brought out and plana made for both
the vegetable and flower gardens, and
the remembrance of the luxuriance of
the gardens art year will be an Incen
tive toward making early plana for
the garden beautiful next summer,
J
Mlsa Itelen Cofalu who with her
hiother, Mrs. John B. Cefalu, went to
New Orleans for the Mardl drag, has
been very popular during the festival
and (Waa one of the belles of Proteus
Palt, glye. Monday evening In New
literary and eoclal meeting of the
Zpwerth League will be given this
evening at Central Methodist church,
at o'clock in the ftundny school
rooih'A Longfellow program will be
irfven gfter which refreshments will be
served. . A cordial Invitation la ex
tended to the young people of the
church to attend the meeting which
promises to be Interesting, The fol
lowing Is the program:
1. Piano solo Selected
'., , Mint Kate Ntohots.
i Sketch of the life of Henry W
; , Longfellow.
I. Vocal solo "The Arrow"
Miss Ruth Wiley.
Reading Selected
Mia Kuth Brown.
t. Vocal solo "The loot Chord"
, Mrs. J. M. Hnrns.
I. Reading Selected
Miss Oussle Smith
,7. Vocal solo "Tin- TliMg. "
Miss Htith Wiley.
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Mrs. W. W. Ilnrnitrd guve a email
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at her
residence on Chestnut street for Minn
Laugv-nour of California who In sp.iid
ing the winter In Ashevllle.
J
The Jenny Wrens meet thin uflir
tioon at the ThUtcry Turk hotel with
little Mine Klslc, Alexander.
J
Mrs. Ix-tltln. While lwen who linn
lectured fieiiiiently during tln Inst
fortnight In AxIicmIIc. III kIv.' nn In
tPTeatlna; unntc reellnl thin evening at
the court house. Mrs. Owen will flret
give a humorous lerturn on "What Is
Low?" -whleli will le followed by n
number of oi.l f iNblnneil neKro soiiki
Mrs. Owen Imitates the deep full tone
perijlitr to fh
Is airumri;nii'
tontine. The
el.),m he.ir.l
for.l. l lli'K v
Af' lenn chants which
.1 l.i . h.ir.o t. rlntle parl
.1,1 plnnt ition xongs are
ne. I the opportunity af-
. iii:,K I.. MlM. Den Will
iii I i - l.
..
M u ' al Icr e riter tuineil
wilM an Informal
tor Mlas -Wlllella
oi,. guest, MlHP
flrnt prlz VI aF
Wheeler and was
I,.
Mi .Mm
V"Mer.ln firt'-rno
l.t,.lv ..ir!, ki..
I : h I- i .1 nil ). i
.-' i .1 0 ;.,.-t i 'n
ni'i l.v Mlm h'.'t ri n I
i l.uif. I.uneli of I'm ruin violet. MIbs
snkei. ntlc r kIII (five the second of the
i ri. of brlilge parties tomorrow af
ternoon. The guests were Mis os-
tt. Mine Itiinler. Miss I-rftlage Oates.
Mine Lillian Weaver, Mlsa Fannie
heeler. Miss Ailela.de IxiUKhran. Miss
Knte Nichols, Miss Frances Carter.
Miss Margaret Meriwether, Miss I'au
llne I'atuln. Miss Rleanor Iambert
snn. Miss Katherlne Mason, MIhs
Welch of New York. Mlsa Jessie
Stlkebather and Mrg Ilagnr of Nor
folk, Va.
Miss Katherln Cartmell entertains
with a bridge luncheon today In honor
of Miss Wlllella Itanlcr and Mlsa Kar-
ah flossett, Ht the residence of her
sister. Mrs. Arthur Itankln on trange
treet. , , g
At the morning service at Central
Methodist church Kunday the Jubilate
Deo nnlhem, try Dudley Hiick, will he
sung by the choir. 'The Iird la My
Hhepherd," a duet by Havens, will be
sung by Mlsa Anna Hall and Mlsa
Hamilton. At the evening service
Mrs, James f. Stlkelcather will be the
soloist.
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Dr. B. Westray Battle gave a box
party at The Auditorium last evening
ana had as his guests Dr. and Mrs
Thomas P. Cheesbornugh. Miss rtlta
Rees, Mr. Louis M. Hotirne, Mr. Kd
ward T. Ford and Mr. Jerome Harrington.
I PERSONAL I
Mrs. Beekman Lorrlllard returns to
Washington, I. C, tomorrow after a
snort visit to Mrs. A. B. Doyle in Vic
toria. Mrs. Lorrlllard will not return
until early in the summer.
Mrs. Davis and her son Mr. Robert
Davis returned to Chattanooga vaster.
day after spending several months at
ins juattery raric Hotel.
Mr. Ralph ffingel of Tryon was In
the city yesterday.
Mr, H. H. Btroub of Charlotte Is In
Ashevllla for a few days.
Mr. W. C. Qolda'of New Tork Is In
the city for several days on business.
Mr. B. n. Hamiln of Virginia Is a
viouor in Asneviue.
Mrs. C. A. Shaw and Miss Mitchell
of Pittsburg are spending soma time
t the Battery Park hotel.
Mr. H. 11. Coskery of Augusta la In
the city.
Mr A. K. Pearnoti of New York Is
e-pendlng a few days 111 Aahevllle.
Mrs. IVtiftlelil millard Is expected
to return from Washington. r. C,
next week. After a short stay Mrs. IIII
llard will return to Washington for an
Indefinite period.
Mr. ICdward Jones. Jr., of Rievuril
spent yesterday In the city.
Mrs. White of Kwunnanoa was In
town yesterday.
Mr Walter W CorrlKan of Milwau
kee Is a guest at the Bnttorv Park
hotel.
Mr. Charles 1. Martin of Lynchburg
! In the city for several days.
Mr. Joseph 11 Harts of fharlotte
I- In AsheUllc for a brief stny.
Mr. Flunk V. Mi-dovern of Albunv.
N. Y Is ,it tin. Hiitiery Ynrk hotel
Mr n u,l Mn. t:. Ijiiigdon Wilkes
will return shortly from New York
where they wont In llttelol the wed
ding or Mr Wilkes' In-other. Mr Mat
thew Wilkes I ' Mils S1ln linen.
Mr in. Mrs. . 1. Wells nlol M.s
Mjil-.toilc Wells of New Vi.ik me
I" ests t Victoria Inn,
lOrtM-"-'
Half Price Sale of
' Last Season's Styles "
Wash Waists Tailored 'andjLingerie
""'Notliint; l)iit our (Tt lcrminai inn o kffp onlv IVcsli
Mucks is iiccoinifalilf for nittino; ltalf (h,. pn,.,. oft'
those waists. Tln-ir i x i i 1 mn is iciTcct, anl m
most 1' t ln-iii few would lct rrl tardy sf vlts, tlit dif
fprt'iico is so slight. Aiiy woiium at all handy witli
the needle could remodel the sleeves, especiiillv in
the ease of the lingerie waists.
Lace trimmed muMm w lists, short slc.. s. ri I, , s $i r.o to J3.no
Reduced to 75c to $1.50
Plain tucked muslin waists, short slcev. s, ..pen buck or front, jirlce t!.7r
Reduced to $1.38
West End Lingerie W.nsts. short sl..,s. 1'rici s J:, to tr,.
Reduced to $2.50 ito $8.00
, Cream and Tun Silk Madras, hum 1. .,,.. pi ;,-, s jr.. i).
Reduced to $2.50
Linen and Pique, plain fchlrts and Shirt Waists long sleeves
Prices 12.50 to I t.uo
Reduced to $1.25 to $2.00
; White plaid muslin, frill front, lung sleeves. Price S.00,
Reduced to $2.50
SPECIAL! Plain White Handkerchief Linen, slightly soiled, long
i Sleeves, Stiff cuffa, Price $4.60,
Reduced to $2.89
Mr. H. W. Gates of Richmond Is In
the city for a few days.
Mrs. Itebec a ( ushrnan returned
v'Nterduy from Columbia, S. C.
Mrs. It. L. Northern of lycxlngton,
Virginia Is visiting Mrs. N. itiukner.
at her residence No, 7 Aston Place.
.Mr. and Mrs J.
spending some time
W. Htevena are
In Ashevllle.
Mr. mid Mrs II S. House! of Holly.
N V., are Msitors to Ash-vllle.
.Miss lmrner of Charlotte l In the
i ll.', tor a brh f sfty.
Mr. and Mrs. Caul A.
Jii.ni. I'orto llieo, are
toria Inn.
Knglish ol Pan
guests at Vic-
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. fccott have
named their house at 2d Charltte
strut "Onkwood. " and the guests are
.Mr. P. M. Malloy. New York city; Mr.
Harvey Mill. r. Thornvllle. () ; Mr. and
Mrs. II. o. Toby. Lima, O.; Miss Haw.d
Toby, Lima, ).; Mr. and Mrs. D.
Kasterllng. Orangeburg, 8. C; Mrs. It.
);. Baxter. Petersburg. Va.; Mr. J. C.
Tison, Krederlcksburg. Va.; Mrs. Lil
lian Hall, rilielbyvllle, Ind.; Mr. Geo.
Hill and Miss rtadie Hill of Boston.
Mr. W. W. Bourne of Bristol Is In
the city.
Mr. W. U Hadcllffe of Richmond Is
visiting Mr and Mrs. E. Brown on
Oak Street.
Mrs. Alice Vance Is expected today
from a visit of several weeks to
friends In Bouth Carolina.
Mr J. K. Putney of Klchmand, Va.,
Is In the city for a brief stay.
Miss Matlella Cocke will attend the
Inauguration ceremonies and will
leave fur Washington Monday.
Miss Florence Barnard who has
been visiting Mlsa Mary Krost at Hock
Hill, N C. returned to town yester
day.
Mr. Verne Rhoadea a graduate of
the Forestry school, lliltmore left the
first of the week to vlait relatlwa In
Hun Antonio. Tex.
Mr. T. J. Crowell of Charlotto Is In
the city for a few days.
Mrs. Thomas Osborne and small
daughter aro visiting Mrs. T. B. Hoe,
Mrs. Osborne's mother, on Oak street
Mrs. Osborne will not return to Ull
note until after March Kith.
Mr. J. V. Abel of Waynesvtlle Is In
the city for a few days on business.
Mr. R. E. Osborne of Waynesvllle Is
in the city for several days.
Mr. James Miller of Atlanta Is In
Ashevllle on business.
Mrs. Badcllffe who spent several
weeks at the Battery Park hotel has
gone to Florida to visit her slater.
Mr. W. W. Haddell of Charlaitte was
In the city yesterday.
Mr. P. B. Tngersoll of Minneapolis
Is In the city for several days.
Mr. H. R. Price of Baltimore Is In
the city for a brief stay.
Mr. A. B. Elmore of Bryson City
spent yesterday In Ashevllle.
Mr. Edwin Lynch of Pittsburg Is In
the city tor a few days.
Mr. James B. Smith or Louisville,
Ky., Is a guest at the Berkeley hotel.
Mr. James W. Clurney of James
town, N, Y Is In the city on business.
Miss Barah Jones Is expected to re
turn today after a several weeks visit
to friends In the Eastern iurt of the
state. i
Jlr anil Mrs. HnlY Merrick returned
ycMterdiiy from Norfolk. Vn.. where
they went for the arrival of the Meet.
Major J. fluzzatn Mackenzie of To
ledo. Ohio, has returned to Kenllworlh
Inn for an extended stay. Muj. Mur
Ucir.le Is Rcni't'u! iiiaiiaiiet- ol Ho'
Ames llonner compan. the largest
hniHli manufacturing company In
the t'nited States.
Mr. and Mrs. F. It. Randall leave
Monday morning for Washington, T".
i', to attend the Inauguration of the
president and will nlso visit Mr. Ran
dall's brother, and will be away a
week.
AZEF PLOTTED ALL
ANARCHIST CRIMES
( By Anoclated Press.)
st ri:i'iatsiii iti;. c. n The
answer ..f the r.ov III no-tit to tile in
lerpellal ion ..I tic e. m-t II ut o ma I dc-
111 a lld'l "11 tin V' cen t l'e e ; I Inns in
i Millie, ( . 01 nth e' w h ll.l'l 1 11
l.tiowu .i.s ttie loa. I .-I the IikIiIho:
IlllMail S,m i i!;t.S .ind lit. r ,le-
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M. V. MOORE
OPTFTTTKn.
11 PATSON Am
with tile I'. In
III the i a p.u 11 .
tiiitli, i, d ih. c
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led b tin M
I.lliot'il.. who p.,
I "aris with .1. i. ii
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till'imal. A.. !
plains nl' his ,
partlculal l a 1
the clii. f 1 1 u 1 1 1 i
nil the terroii-ii,
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III. I s nl.lte-
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I elllll'Cl 1,111
in t. I .oily
r an. I m i i i
l' inipi-i (ant
A Dickens) Manuscript.
n. P: Dlckena, K. C. tells an Inter- j
esnug siury L'oareming me urigiuvi
manuscript of bis fathers famons
'Carol." Tbe novelist presented the
MR. to Thomas Milton, an old school
fellow. In 1875 Mr. Milton sold It to
Francis Harvey, a book.-wller. for .V).
Then It (tassed Into the hands of
("eorge Churchill, an cn'nn-iusilc au
topr.iph collet-tor. Mr. Churchill treas
ured It until 1P82, when cjreuuiNtances
compelled hltn to part wi'h it. After
i holograph. log every pnue of It, tt was
sold to Mr. Bennett, a Hirminghnm
bookseller and carlo denier, who
eventually found a inm baser, who
readily signed a check f- r iil for It.
Finally It was bought by Stuart M.
Samuel of Kensington l'..'a, e Cardcns
for f.'too. who Is xald to mil: rciulii the
precious dm uinent. Lioal iii 'l it Rita.
ill
BSSSSSSSSJ
Vl'HK KWEtEI r MOVKY
RFtT.MM l.
Thousands' ot w i . s. mothers
and sisters, have gi. o oliCINi;
(the w;eret treathlei.i to hus
bands, sons, fathers ,nd tooth, rs.
and ure enthusiast, in their
tiraJse of OR It INK I., unise It has
cured their loved op, s or the
"I.Uliior llublt," en I thereby
biouxht hatinlnesa to iii, Ir homes
Can Ite ;lv-n Sasritli.
ouitimcirrMc.M. i i
(.uaraiitee In I a, h lion.
Write for free riltltlNl-: book
let (mallet) In Witln . envoi
ope to OH It INK Co , :! ; oltCINK
!tu I Id I nsr. Washington. O c olt
lue Is sold by leudiiiK ilriiKglsts
everywhere.
SiMNIal Agents:
SMITH'S URtt; S'lOIti:,
I M. Main si.
Humorous Lecture, "Wliat
Is Love"
K0 RKCITAL OF ()I,I PLANTA
TION1 MEIXtlHKS,
By Mrs. Letltla bite OvveiL
COUNTV COUKT IIOlhK,
Friday, February 261 h, H p. m.
AdtnlHslon Adults, 25c; school
children, 16c.
VALUABLE WATKR POWER FOR
KALE.
The Reems Creek Woolen Mills Co.,
are offering their property for sale.
Will sell as a whole or the property
without the machinery. Also farm of
201 aeres. four miles from the city
For particulars apply to J. H.
Wright. Weavervtlle ,N, C.
THE CLEANING WE DO.
Meets with the genenjl approval of
nil who appreciate, Jllh grade work.
Oct our prices.
Queen City, Dyeing & Clean
ing Works.
11 Church Street. ssJ Phone tllO.
The Ashevillc School of
Music and Dramatic Art
IP ACDITORItm
Phone M4.
M. WEBB & COMPANY
Millinery Importers
No. a Battery Park Place, Phone 104
Aslievllle. N. C
v Malt Orders
Receitg Prompt and Careful
Goods
Ifew Spring
Arriving Paily
We liaic neier Oumn a ireiiler and belter sili'i led line or I mice and wsxonnhlc goods than we have
on ill.ilm hi tliin lime. We iIioiikIiI II Im--i lo liealn oiii- -ii in; iitn linsing early, and we can eafely
-a i tliut our spring a-siri nieui of good is fur MiM-rior in liny licrelofoi-4' carried by iim. Al wo ak u
mat oii i-fiiiia- Hi anil take a esm al tne iii-h sirna arriai. miy
and Made Crochet Ma ts
W if have just i'ci't i i'l a sliip
nicnt of these liaml-niiiile nuits. and
we have marked them very ii-ason-i'lly.
They are very pretty and
also very useful. Priced at
1 0c and l")t- on ii to .$''..)() each.
We would adv ise you to all early
as these mats are selling verv rap
idly. Special Value in Corsets
We have placed two lots of Cor
sets on sale on our main Hoor at
special prit-es. Oiie lot is a $l.f)0
'irsi'f that, we are dosing out at
75c Sach
$"1.00 grade of Corset at.
30c Sach
These Corsets are up-to-date in
style and in good condition. We
are just dropping these numbers
which is the reason we are selling
them at this half price.
few art' mentioned below.
Jin &xtra (food Value in
Potted JV55
We will place on sale todav a
superb line of Dotted Swiss, 'with
colored stripes. This material is a
regular f)0c grade of curtain swiss
and is well worth this price. We
will have it on sale the balance of
this week at a special price of
25c yard
iOhite Mercerized Madras
is)ith Colored Stripes
Wo are showing a very cgeleet
line of Madras Waistings with the
colored stripes 'at
J9c. 23c. 35c and 30c yd.
These new waistings will be very
popular this spring andfWfladvisV
you to make your selection early.
Ife w White Ainen Cambrics
from 28c to $1. 00 yd.
iD.RJIcKINNCW
7 Psflw Avenue
(Ovrt JwcsmT Mom.)
Lames ud
Gcnfleipcns
tailor
THERE IS NO WAITING
to ba served 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.
MiW YORK l.PXCII ROOM
11 South Main it
Your Children
can not be strong and vigorous without good, pure milk
It is their STAFF OF LIFE. Our milk is good and pure
and so reasonable that it is actually the cheapest food
you can provide.
Ashevllle Pure Milk Company
PHONIC 654.
GO CARTS.
Our WhUnpy Jlne of Go-Carts, new
My Ir. art1 now mi wale.
They are beauties.
BURTON & HOLT.
Viitton Ave. and Hnttery Park Place
CHIROPRACTIC
(Kl-ro-prso-tlo)
CONDEMNATION WITHOUT IN
VESTIGATION IS POOR
JTJOOMENT.
Abnormal pressure upon nerves Ii
the cause of all diseases; by removing
this pressure, normal conditions and
health will be restored. Recognised
and endorsed by thousands of cltlsenr
of other status.
Incurable diseases our specialty.
OR. T. F. OOM1TON, Chlropra. tor
lesJ Building. Konth of Fnsmtatn
PHONE Ml.
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"I tell you wliat," said the oltl ninld.
"they make love much faster thnu
they usetl to In my day "
"Yc." replied the sweet young
tbliiK. "in your day It wan a rented
home and buttify, now It's a mort
Raited forty horse power, tulle u luln
ute tourlDE car "Detroit Free Press.
TnwneJones, so I Dnderstand, Is
troubled a great deal ty his wife's In
somnia. Hrowtie-I didn't know that
Towne-Tes. she usually has a se
vere attack of It erery ulght when he
comes In late, and then the trouble
begins -Iindoo Expresa.
PILES CCREI IN TO M DAYS
PAZO OINTMKNT la guaranteed to
cure any case of Itehlnr Blind. Bleed
ing or Protruding Pile In to 14 days
or money refunded. o.
A Mighty
Good Feature
About our M. & W. In
dian ( al is t hat ono ton
nmiv (ban a ton
bettor.
is good
is verv iinii'
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
For Savinsake
Attend the
Closing-Up Sale!
; La Grecqut Coriata. . ;
! For every type of flgur.. !
! GREENE & CO., ;
; 11 Church Streel ;
WE SELL
for
Sliultl.s. Mohblns. Welles, ct,
nil liiiil.i s .,( .s. iiiK inai linn s.
Aki-iiis lor "The bit.-.-
Beaumont Furniture Co.,
27 s. Main St.
riione 1002
For Savinsake
Attend the
Closing-Up Sale!
(THE DAY 01" DELIGHT)
Saturday, Fet. 2T
MR. JOHN C0RT presents America's Foremost'
Com edian
Max Figman
in the Biggest Success o tHis Remarkable Career
"The Substitute"
A Comedy by B. M. Dix and E. G. Sutherland
Seats now on sale at the A sheville Pharmacy.
Prices, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50. ,
FOR RESULTS, USE THE CITIZEN WANT ADS.
Tliono 1311.
Patton Ave
Hair Dressing
Sliiiiii,..,.lnK. H;i i r rolorlnv.
Si.ili 'I'l'.'ll'inent. M:llncurin
1111,1 I'llll.il.inly. r;1ll ninl iiisiect
m li. ii line of Is.-. It- K,),,,l.
i oinl,. Imi l , tls and all lln- lat
est ileii;ns in linlr ornaments.
We make up viuir combiner to
order. I'lione IG.
MISS CRUISE
25 IIiijmikmI St.
) PEERLESS (
ASHEVILIJJ. N. C.
Stilrplff's Ice Cream
Is noti'i! for It's purity and 'lohn '-is. Pellvereil to all parts of the city
Phone 6:0. .",.0 meal t'ekets J.OO.
SHIRRIFF'S CAFE
IS Psiun Avenue.
Whole Evaporated Apples
This i'.,,i
ete. Willi.
,ly is Just the thiiiK Tor :( t I r
ind tart; asstini, j original sir,'
25 Montford Av.
iliiiiipliins, sauce,
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15 cents Pound.
OWNBEY'S Phone 56
Our
WHITE GOODS SALE
Begins Today
Be Sure You Attend ' ! V
This Carnival and White Goods Exhibit. .We I
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wior your mis season's goods only.
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