THE 'ASUHVITXE CITIZEN SATURDAY, FEBRUATIY 27,
Mr. J. A Nlchol of fit. Louis Is
fr. Archer
registered at the Berkeley hotel.
Mountain from Charleston.
has returned to Hiack . " - ' aa i.i'.u:gaB-
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SOCIETY
Nra. Jam a Drown Potter who ha
hmn playing a trawl i-nlla n-femenl
In Now Y.k 1)t several months li
VlsrtlnK he- ("noaMer, Mr. James
Villlman, who . Mlaa Ktfl Hotter;
tutor up- rr.arrlaire several years axo. ,
p..i,..r ti Cora Irourwrt
of New Or! ;. ai.d whin a rl rre-j
ejaemly srrt Hi'' summers in Ashe
WStle. He- rr.y ,'a.uty is unimpaired
aud M-s. ' "'! i considered till one,
of the mi.t ; luiewue fliriircii on
th Knt.. h she ha ap
peared t-nrt-ir her own management
tor A nuralMn of yearn. Mrs. Potter
frequently appars at the command
ferforma-ces ot Windsor castle, whfn.
the kins and aucen ar In residence j
r when tlicre I visiting royalty, ll-r j
remarkable: beatfty ha made her the
tfalUht of artlrta and Lady Iniff or-
dan Who dlet'xsjulshcs herself under,
the commercial coanoroen of "Uiuts
t Ole" In her smartest of London
hops. ronaldM-t Mra. Potter as did
the elder Worth, her most graceful
jm4 trmpu'lttw model, and the nwm
he haa li.-m. 1 out for Mra. Potter
re what ace nown aa dream In the
fmnlne" (ik:Uonary. Mra. Potter's
lireaent visit to Mra. Btillman has put
at feat th unpleasant rumora which
war current for many rear of
Jack of sympathy between them.
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'""A great many oot of town Macon
Handed tha Inspection of Cyrene
OmmandeiT Knls-hta Templar,
which took place at the Maeonle tcm
te en Haywood street Thursday sven
fnf. The command ery waa inspected
by Orand Commander Wlllett of the
tate of North Carolina. It la not
known yet what the aeore made wae,
but heretofore fyrene Oommandery
has ranked eweond In thla atate, both
In aize and equipment. The Inspec
tion aleo inolurted the work and the
Knlyht Templar degree wut conferred.
The offlcsra ft the sommndry are:
3M. B. V. Hall, Mr. A. 0. Ooerard,
Mr. W. eott Radoker, Dr. J. II. Wil
liam a. Mr. W. B, Qreena, Rev, A. H,
fitnboa. Mr, A. H. Cobb, Mr. A. U
Parker, Mr. Oeorge K. Brown, Mr.
E. W, Carter, Mr. 9, TU tkrucaa and
Mr. i. T. JOytinm. Owing to the ra.p
it rwth f tha commandery In
North Carolina In recent yeara It t
probable that the as Inspection?, w1il"h
knew been he!4 onne ft year before,
arill be bald More frequently,
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A wlreetotr gown noticed In the
palm room of tha Battery park ho
tt at a recent concert had a unique
feature wtilch haa not bean noticed
heretofore. 1 gown Waa extremely
'clinging, f tha nJtry aerpentlne nut
f blaak ' orcpe, with , tanked net
aleevee and yoke. Tha Only touch of
color waa a reticule hearlly ambroid
re4 with gold, attached to a, almtlarly
embroidered atrap two Inchon wide
which paaeed over the (aft alwuldcr.
Tha reticule hung almoet at the knee
on the aame aide. The effect waa bl
arre Jbut H in probable that If worn at
All the retioule wilt not be relatd 1 1
dinner gewne or eemt-evenlng gowna.
Tha hata that &ava appeared In aev
aral of tha trouaeeaux of Xorthern
bride to the oity reoentty are of auch
gigantic proportion that egreae from
one apartment to another beoomea a
matter of eerlou consideration, not
Infrequently reeultlng in calamity to
4oth ehmpeau and dignity. There le
alwaya the comforting reflection how
- over that ii doean't have to wear
them and la privileged to ohooen a
lent eccentric and more comfortable
headgear,
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The C.iuntry club Thuraday after
Boon a well pa)r,nlpd hy mnmber.
And a lnili' tennl tournamnnt wna
ftlayed f ll!wed by an Informal t.
Tha plaeri . Mra. Charlce B. Jor
4an, Mr.. Tench Coin, Mr. I. C,
Waddell. ,Ir., Martin of Phtladrl-
fhla, tha MimoB Kecve. Mr. Dunn
McKee and Mr. Jnhnaton. M la
Martin for whom the toa wb alven!
la apendtng eeixral wtwke at tlin Man
pr, Mrt.. P. W. W. Graham erved
tea on 4h verandHh to a number of
gueata among whom were Mlw Mar
tin. Mr. and Mra, M. thinn McKee,
Jr .and Mm. CTharlea fi. Jordan, Mr. I
C to. Waddell. Jr.. Mra. Mathewa of;
IjOtiUvllle. Ky., Mr. Johuatoti, Mr !
Fenton. Mr. and Mr. H. P. ItavenelJ
wtta Klta Reia, the Mlf Ilecvr.
Mm. Tench Coxo, Mr Jituimc Har
rington, t " . Ktiv.anl 1. Kr.wl. Mr. V.
W. W. Cii' m and lr. H. Wrstray
Battle.
Mra. Lctltl" V fnvcn itave en In
tereatlni; recital last evening at lln
court ho,.w which waa well att' ruli H.
Mra. Owti, (?ave a humoroua lecture
Half Price Sale of
Last Season's Styles
Wash WaistsTailored and Lingerie
F Nothing but our (IctcnniiL'il ion to keep only I'ivkIi
stocks in acoomitaldt' for cut ting half tho price ,fT
these waists. Thoir condition is crfoct, ami on
moist of them few would detect tardy styles, the dif
ference is so slight. Any woman at all handy with
the needle could remodel the sleeves, especially in
the ease of the lingerie waists.
Lace trimmed muslin w, tints, short sle, . s. Price ll.r.n to iron
Reduced to 75c to $1.50
Plain tucked muslin waists, short sleeves, open hack or front, prl, . J
Reduced to $1.38
West End Lingerie Walt. short sleeves, nice r, to ttfi,
Reduced to $2.50 to $8.00
Cream and Tan 811k Madras, long sleetes, Prices t r.. 00.
Reduced to $2.50
Linen and Pititte, plain Shirts and Bhlrt Waists, long !, eves
frlces 12.60 to $4.00
Reduced to $1.25 to $2.00
White plaid muslin, frill front, long sleeves, Price $5.00,
Reduced to $2.50
8PECIAT,! Plain White Handkerchief Linen, allghtly soiled, long
aleevea, stiff cuffs, Price $1.50,
Reduced to $2.89
M. V. MOORE
Olfl'Wl'l'EK.
11 rATTOJf
The HterHry arnil orial meeting of
th Kpworth I-eiufU' lant cv.-riinK waa
ntrrtatnina- ami Jrmtruct Ive and a
nmxt. agreeable pr-xcrarn viaa arrang-
e.l for the -iitertairunent of the mem
bere and the young people of Central
Methodist church. Ml Kate Nlchol
played a piano lo with good expret
U.n and te hnl.iue. Mlae Ruth Wiley
nana- "The lirldfre" and "The Arrow'
In a very pleaaing manner. Ml Om-
le Bmtth and Mle Drown gave ln-
tereatlng reading arid Mra. J. M
Hum ang with telling effect "The
Iot Chord." Rcfreehmenta were
ervvd and the evening waa pleasantly
spent by the young people.
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The laat tournament of the present
erlea will t played thla afternoon
at the Country club and the result
of the playing will be watched with
interest. The tournament which
I a mlied foursome, haa been
running for a number of weeki
at tha link and many of the tt
players of Aahevllle are entered In It
Tea will be served and owing to the
fact that It Is the last of the series It
I expected that there will be a very
largo attendance.
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on "What la Ijve?" which waa well
received. The old plantation eonga
which followed were aung by Mrs.
Owen In a deep toned voice with an
excellent almulotlon of the agreeable
negro dialect, with Its aolt carelessly
pronounced words: "Here dem Bella,"
On the Road to Glory" and "tin wane"
Blver" were sung among the song
which particularly caught the fancy
of the audience. Mra Owen will
apeak at the court house Hurulay af
ternoon at I o'clock and again Hun'
day evening at o'clock at the Be'
enth Day Aduenttsta church.
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The High school glee club met last
evening for their regular rehearsal
under the direction of Mlsa May Klm-
berly. The girls Mendleaaohn glee
club have been rehearsing for their
Hprlng concert for some time and will
require but few more rehearsals. The
program will be of good length and
excellent selection will be announced
at a later date.
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mm Wlllalla Ranter and Mlsa Ha
rah Oossett were the guests of humor
at an Informal bridge luncheon yes
terday by Mlsa Katharine Cartmell
Miss Lalage Oatee will entertain with
a bridge party for Mlsa Ranler and
Mlsa ttossutt Tuesday afternoon. Mlsa
Catherine Maaon will entertain for
tha visitors Wednesday and the date
of Mum Lillian Weaver's lunrAuton
haa not been 'definitely decided.
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The regular meeting of the Zeb
Vanca Camp. V. O. V., wilt be held
thla morning at 11 o'clock in the
Confederate hall In the court house,
The Confederate choir will attend the
meeting and sing "My Old Kentucky
Home," -i M
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Edward Buncombe chapter, D. A,
R, met yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. T. 8. Morrison on Pear
son Drive. ; jfe! j ,
Mr. C. P. Carr entertained a num
her of his gentlemen friend at a
dinner at hi home on Ashland ave
nue luat nvmilng The present
were Dr. M. C. Mlllander, Prof. R
J. Tlghe, Mr. Rdward P. Chiles and
Mr. Frank Hmith-
PERSONAL
J
Mr. R. R. Osborne end Tr. J. r.
Abel returned to Waynesvllle yeter
da after attending a meeting of Cy
rene Cnmmandery No. 5. Knights
Templar, In thla city.
Mr. W. Reynolds Crook of I'rank
fort. Ky., Is the guest of friends In tho
city.
Mr. and Mr. .1. P. Roger who
have apent the paet week at the fw
keley hotel left yesterday for Wanh-
Inglon fr'iin where they will go to
Klrniliigham and from there tn New
York. Mra. Roger has many frlemls
here and prior to her recent man luge
waa Mr, (lurvev.
Mr. and Mr. F. 1,. Rtiell ami Mr.
and Mra II. K. Hunt of Detroit. Mich.,
are apendlng Beverul duys with friends
In the elty.
Mr. Ciisrles e. Pyrd of Tenn,HNee
Is Mperuliitg aewernl day In v'.he lllo
on tmslnes.
AT&
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Mr. J It. Fkge of New Vork city
is spending a few days In AsheWlle
on business.
Dr. J. M. Matklns of North Carolina
Is registered at the Berkeley hotel,
Mr. and Mrs Ft A. Robertson lft
yesterday for Ioulsvllle. Ky.
Mr. M. Dunn McKee left yeterrlay
for KM Springs, N. t'.. where he will
Hp. nd Mrveral day.
Mr. R. F. Ka u rr man of North Car
olina is registered at the Berkeley
hotel.
Mr. and Mrs W . Finch left yes
terday for Cincinnati.
Mr. J. I Cox of Cleveland, Ohio,
Is spending several days In the city.
Mr. J. A. Lambers of North Car
olina Is a guest In the city.
Mr. Pajil Encott of Chattanooga la
spending several days In Asheville on
business.
Mis Cnmeron Drummond haa re
turned from Alabama where she has
heen the guest of friends for several
weeks.
Mr J. F, Morton left yesterday for
a business trip to Cincinnati.
Mr. Peter J. Travers of Buffalo, N.
Y., is spending several days In Ashe
vllle on business.
Mr. Henry . Beaumont of Nash
ville, Tenn.. was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. W, 8. Thompson has gone to
Cincinnati.
Mr. H. 8. Hall of North Carolina Is
registered at the Berkeley hotel.
Mr. J. A. Denney of Triplet. N. C,
Is spending several days with friends
In the city.
1 .
Mr. and Mr Come left yesterday
for a trip to Loansport, Indiana.
Mr. C. Brewster Chapman lcrt yes
terday for Augusta, Oa., where he will
Join his father and from there w.ll
go to New York.
Mr. W. M. Brown left yenterday for
Washington.
Mr. P. B. Ingallah of Minneapolis,
Minn., Is spending several days In
Asheville on business.
Mr. N. P. Woodslde of Cincinnati
arrived yesterday and will spend a few
days In Asheville on business.
Mr. W. B. Cannon of Detroit will
leave shortly after spending several
days In the city.
Mr. John M. Brcwman of Knox
vdlle la here for a short stay with
friends.
Mr. F. Q. Hull of North Carolina
1 a guest tn the city.
Mr. IT. Grant Evans of Cincinnati
la her for a short stay with friends.
Mr. and Mra. AlT Mc toy left Jt.
terday for Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Knapp left yeste-day for a
trip to New York cit.
Mr. W, W. Harroll of Chattanooga,
Tenn., Is spending a few days In the
olty with friends.
Mr. Jamea Miller of Atlanta, Oa.,
arrived yesterday and will spend sev
eral days In the city.
Mr. Stenograffe left yestorday for
Washington, D. C.
Mr. A. C. Mose has gone to Wash
ington, D. C on business.
Mrs. Harold Heymour of 112 Hill
side street haa returned from a visit
to her parents, Mr and Mrs. J. J. Sul
livan In Cleveland, O.
Mr. K. O. Coffin of this city and
Mr. D. Ham White of Mayeaville. Ky
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Oreenahoro. N. C.
Mr. and Mra. P. L. Craig of New
Cawtlc, O . are spending several week
In the city.
Mrs. Oeorge H Johnson and Miss
Miry Cooper are guest at the
Mattery Park hotel.
Mr and Mra. Vere Ooldthwaite
(Mine. Kllen Beach Yawl who were
guest at the Battery Park hotel
during the engagement of the latter
In the city, left ycMcrday afternoon.
Mr. Wesley Barne of New York
In the city for a few da)
Mr. Homer Oithev of fiyland was
In the city yeaterdav.
Mr Tim Cocke has returned from
Chapel Hill.
Mr. Ktacey Wllliama hss returned
from Chicago.
Mr TMifT Merrick lcrt Norfolk for
Mett' Verb he the till! Oomlnton lltm
Hti.t wilt v1lt tier mother Mm Vnrit
In Washington oetore returning to
Ajihevllle. Mr. Merrick returned
Tlnit.tilty from Norfolk.
Mrs. s. i ,l, kson and children of
Vniinirl,, n ft lire soeiollnir m,o,e
time at the Battery Park hotel.
Mis Alice Conklln who hn heen
the guest of Mrs. C W. I! Itadeker
o Victoria for sewral duvs leaves
Runday for New York.
Mr Tt.hn Tt An.lervon tu oot of the
cltv on easiness and will return to
town today
Mis Mary Oudger of Marshall Is
spending several day with relatives
In the city.
Mis Cor 1.PP Hmmmnnil tt-Kn nm
spent some time In New York city
returned yesterday.
Mr. Jack Cohnrn of Medtn whn 1
spending a few day In the cltv on
huslnesa will leaw shortly for a bus
iness trip to Bryson city.
Miss Rarah Janes Teturned from
an extended visit with friend In the
eastern part of the state.
Mr. Fred Turner of Dnllns. Tena.
Is spending the week end with his
aunt, Mrs. F. A. Bumner at her home
on Montford avenue.
Dr. Owen Smith haa r. turned from!
"Black Mountain.
Mr 11. U. Hlelc has returned from
N. w Yurk aceompH.ni. ,1 t,y hvr chil
dren and Is at Mrs. Hazard' resi-i
dence.
Mr. B. W. Gates of nuhmnnd Is
spending a few daya 1r. the city on
business.
Mr. W C. Qoltlen will have shortly
for his home In New York after a
huslnesa trip to Aahevllle.
Mr. Joseph Hasty of charlotte waa
In Asheville yesterday. ,
Mr. A. R. Edgecorohe of Knoxvllle
who has spent Several days in the
city will risturn to bis home shottly.
The well-dressed store window does
good work In Creating or Increasing'
huslnesa; if lighted, it doe better :
work, If electrically lighted it does!
best work works, loo, as long as'
you please and without nickering or !
harming the goods displayed. j
A leading German electrical com
pany ha In contemplation the erec
tion of a new plant for the exclusive
manufacture of airships and aero
planes. OnfJ One "BitOMO QI'r.VlNE"
That. 1 LAXATIVK MKOMO QUI
NirB. Irfiok for the KiKnalurc of E.
W. OROVB. Used the World over to
Cur a Cold In One Day. Jf,c.
HIGHEST IN HONORS
Baker's Cocoa
AND CHOCOLATE
50
HIGHEST
AWARDS
IN
EUROPE
AND
A Cocoa off Inferior
quality or artificially
flavored soon coasos
to bo palatable; but
the genuine BAKER'S
COCOA never loses Its
relish by constant use.
It Is a perfect food, pre
serves health, prolongs
life.
WALTER BAKER & CO., LTD.
EihMbM nil DORCHESTER. MASS.
GO CARTS.
Our Whitney line of Go-Carts, new
style, are now on sale.
They are beauties.
BURTON & HOLT.
Patton Ave. and Hattery Park I'lao
: A Mighty
Good Feature
About our M. & W. In
dian Coal is that one ton
is good, more than a ton
is very much better.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
Tlione ISO.
Patton Ave
SAVE
A THIRD
TODAY
At The
Closing-up Sale
Slilrrlff's
Is noted for It s purity and Helm
Phono 620. ,.00 meal t'ekets J4.0
SHIRRIFF'S CAFE
16 I'att m A venae.
Whole Evaporated Apples
Till novelty is Just the thliiff for apple .lumplinK. sauce,
etc. While and tart, assumes oriteinal sixe when cooked.
15 cents Pound.
25 Montford A:
Jfave you Jeen Our few
Spring Suits?
Xot a few women who have seen our Spring Lino
of Suits, have tojd us that they were the liest assort
ment to be found in the city.
No wonder we sell so many, the reason why is plain
to see. Our buyer who is an expert in this line,
knew exactly what he was about when he selected
these suits and he knew what the women of Ashe
ville and this vicinity wanted. The Suits seen here
are well made of a splendid quality of material and
are matchless values.
We only ask you to come in and look over our
line. We know you will come hack, for othere have,
and why not you.
Beautiful worsted suits in solid colors, in check,
in fancy stripes, etc.
Prices cut a big figure. Our suits are marked most
reasonably, that's the reason why we have no trou
ble in disposing of them.
Juris $5 Upwards
D, R. McKINNON
7 Patlup Avenne
(Over Ked wood's Store)
Ladies and
Genllemens
TAILOR
! BUTTER.
3,V- per ihmiikI.
J The fancy creamery kind, the kind
! you pay 40c arid 42c per pound for
j when made in Illinois Instead of here
The. express company gets the dlffer-
Asheville Pure Milk Co.,
Kam Walnut St.,
I'lione or, I
TUB CLEANING WE DO.
Meets with the general approval of
an vvtio appreciate high grade work.
uet our prices.
Queen City Dyeing & Clean
ing works.
11 Ctwrcb Street. Phone 1110
The Asheville School ol
Music and Dramatic Art
TUB AUDITORIUM
Phono 144
CHIROPRACTIC
(Kl-ro-prao-tie)
CONDEMNATION WITHOUT IN
VESTIGATION IS POOB
JUDGMENT.
Abnormal pressure upon nerves Is
the cause of all diseases; by removing
this pressure, normal conditions and
health will be restored. Recognized
and endorsed by thousands of eltlsn
of other statue.
Incurable dlseaaea onr specialty.
OR. O. P. OOMPTON. Chiropractor
Legal Building. Booth of Founts u
I'HO.HB SJ1.
M. WEBB & COMPANY
Millinery Importer
No. (I Hattery Park Place, Phone 104
Asheville, N. C
WE SELL
Klnilll.-s, tilihlns. Nreilles. etc., for
ill ni.ik.s ,,f s.hIhc m.icli lues.
Asenta f.ir "The White."
Beaumont Furniture Co.,
s- Main si . Phone I0O2
mtaiiiimnitiiiiiiiiiiiinaT
Hair Dressing
shumpo'.inK. Hair Coloring,
N' .ilp 'Ii .-.i i in , ii t . Msnicuring
hi.,1 i 'liiropmiy. i 'all and liinirct
ni in'u line ol' hair comls,
lolnh -. I.Mriel'tv iimI II,,. lat
est ,.'.sii:ns in ii.iir u n;i rnent.s.
W'' "ik, up yn:ir onmMtiRi to
or J, r. ',',;., l
MISS CRUISE
lift Haywood at.
iiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniiiiiniii"""i itirni
IceCream
Delivered to all parts of the city.
0.
OWNBEY'S Phone Ml
THERE IS NO WAITING
to be served at our place that is a
feature with us Just the same as
serving only the very best In the eat
loa; line. If you haven't been eating;
with us. all we ask la a call.
NEW YOltK MJJTCiI ROOM
11 South Main it
La Grecqut Corgtti. .
For evary typo ot flrurt
GREENE & CO,
IS Chorea StTMl
Citizen Want Ads Bring
Results.
Hih Art Svilts
In choice effo la for Sfiring hae
Just Ikcii plaiI on aab. They
arc tie flrat pick of .Slrouw's enor
iiiouh range anil tlicy fully look the
P"1. Aa tJie Al house now lo
the ckilJiiiiK business the crack xtylos
in fancy effei Ib arc sold up loni? be
fore the retailer's season berinx. o
that wlien such atylea illaappcar no
more can he hail. The moral
of which I tluit it In wise to wlci-t
your Mill full early and Ret the top
notclier vhlle to be had In your
enact nlze. Tho Strouxce's
hae lenmeil much ainee conimeneliis
thirty years nro, but they do not know
It all; they study liard yet and Im
prove O-llilj eai h M'a.Hou.
This season Um, suits ar,. M'nutrH;
late cuta with Uno IImIiikh and trhn
mlnps, made of eloths In the most ap
proved shades. They are em
pliatlcally GENTUSME.NS clothes
and they Ht as If made to order.
Prices? Why very reasonable:
$12.50 to $25.00 most of tliem $15
$16.50. $18 and tiO.
Call early, please.
H. Redwood & Co-
oe
PEERLESS ((
ASHEV1UJJ. X. C
Our
WHITE GOODS SALE
Oontiunes today, Monday and Tuesday. Yesterday
wo sold quantitiea of white goods. We are offering
the most desirable goods in this sale onlv.
t sure to attend this
Ravtvl.
Jake Sletator for
Suit&pt,
SAP
A THIRD
TODAY
At The
Closing-up Sale
6 $ J
sah-it ina
means moiiev
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in
.issani..jaissi