THK ASHKVJLLK CITIZEN, HAITI.' DAY,. MAY 8, M
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SOCIETY
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A party of Ashcvllle people drove
out to Iloasarftraon. Mlwi Hatf Ohtip
min'i Inn, at Hkylmid yesterday lor
luaehcoti. Mr. unci Mix. Bmilh. ut
Hoaebank collage. Mini Alice and
MM Frederlka lirowu anil iw-veral
others wprf amoiiK the party.
Tho Amateur Mimical (lub held nn
Interesting meeting at (hn Manor
Thursday afternoon There wire
about forty members present and three
new choruses were rrhranwil. A lot
of entirely new music, ha b'-n or
dered for the Hub. Mr Hurried Jor-
don directed the rehearsal which win
prefaced with an Instructive lecture
on breathing and relaxation.
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Mr. Thompeon Fraier entertained
With the third of a aerie of Informal
luncheon, yesterday at Crow's Nest
cottace, Albemarle park.
The embroidery Circle will be enter
tained Tuesday afternoon by Ml Ada
.Way t her home In Grace.
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Mhm none Chapman's little settle
ment at Bkyland which will be known
a Rasjsejmnon, la most picturesquely
situated and the glamour of a ro
Ynancs that might have been taken
from one of Oulda's novels, hung
over the little villa;. The larg-e tract
of (round was purchased many years
since, by a foreigner who opened
dairy. After five years he wearied of
the bucolic life. The little dairy at
ftosscraccon tiU stands and is used
a a summer house, the walls having
Veen knocked down, and the little
pool fit one and Is used as a drink
ing fountain aurroanded by ferns. A
atergola through a vineyard over
which the gnarled old vines will
Climb. Is shortly to be erected and
lead to the lake which has a row of
pretty little bath houses on the gras
sy bask and a beat. The lake la ten
feet risen but In the shallow th san
dy bottom may be seen. The little
Village surrounding the Inn Is remlnl
sent of some of the Swiss vlllRges
Wtth Its lake aad vineyard, only the
now capped mountains missing and
failing to carry out the Illusion.
Ther ars five picturesque buildings
belonging to Miss Chapman, mads of
irregular stones held In place by
leavy green beams. The other cot
tages, many of which are completed
nd occupied ars owned by Mr. Blu
der end Mto Julia Adams, Miss
Srown. of Charlotte, Miss Fannie Pat
ton. Mrs, Watts, of Kentucky. Mrs.
Scarborough, of Georgetown, 8. C. and
. others. ' The eottagers keep house or
feoard at the Inn aa they choose. The
entire neighborhood Is Oiled from the
beautiful old hemes of Mew Orleans
ni ABhuvllU pwsl. and tho ummer
oloajr at Roiicfon I. rrivin.l
lally. The lutorurban which ha been1
surveyed from Oreenville, will run
ear the village and will take the
ylaee . of the train, although many
people prefer to drive to Httyland.
Ml Cbapmaa will give a large tea
during the spring which will be an
Informal opening of Rosso raggon.
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t A medal, which has bees offered by
av friend, will be awarded to the win
ner of the debate between the Athen
ian and Cooper literary society of the
oltyHIgh school. Th date and con
ditions of the debating contest have
not, yet been decided.
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i A camping party composed of the
graduating tlass of th High school,
AT
$5.95
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$7.95
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$9.95
AT
$14.95
AT
$19.95
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Uses can be found for suits of
choose earlv.
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Women's Outfitter
left ycHt rl;i afternoon for a camp
Ins; dp t Hat tlcsimke J.odc and
U'iiic'h rjmi.'K I... Among those who
coiupj''l th party w.-re: Victor
Kronnson. AMyn Pronnson, William
MoIiiii-m, Navle Andrews, Cedrlc Itoh
imion and lini 'thl U ood
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Mrs. A. W. Calloway entertained
with an Informal brldire jnrty yester
Uity aft.-Mioon
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The Tuhk.'Oitc cluh iravc a yerv
nretlv ilanie laat ovi-nlmr at their
quarters on I'a. k xiuurr. Ice ami
uunch wr nerved durum the evenlmt
The music wan annulled hv ("onio-lls
orchestra. The uuivtln wure. Mr and
Mm. Heath furrier. Mr and Mia.
Eberman. Mr. and Mr Nichols. Dr.
and Mr ( '. V Keynolliln. MIm Klhel
Tavlor Ml Vlrslnla (Srlfflth Miller.
Miss Adelaide l,ouirhran. MJss Altec
Urummnml. Mia Khuiior Iimhertifon.
Mia IJIIIiin Weaver. MIn Marv Htlko-
leathcr. Mia Hebeeea Cushman. Minn
Ktnma Uuilifer, Mia Jessie Htlke
leather, Miss Hettle H'ttw, Mia Jleau
mo rat Hansard, Mi Inmun, Mia Fan
nie Wheeler, Mian Ann. Mull, Mlsa
las Uatea, Mlse Msy Bernard, Mlu
Pearl I.ee. Ml Mabel I,.e, Mr. John
Acee, Mr. Charles Kolaom, Mr. W. O
Home, Mr. Tim Crock, Mr, Perry
Cobb. Mr. Kalph Carrier, Mr. Haker,
Mr. Caanius (iiKlKer, Mr. John Hobson.
Mr. MiilHg-an, Mr. Marco, Mr. Hlce, Mr
Nichols, Mr. John B. Anderson, Mr
Theodore Horlaon. Mr. Hurry Red
wood, Mr. Hrown, Mr. Meyer, dipt
Jeffrie, Mr. Harold Johnston, Mr
Weetall, Mr. Muatln, Mr. Harry Theo-
ooia, Mr. Kendall Northup, Mr. Hoy
wagner and Mr. F. Brown.
Miss Anna Virginia Miller flnlshea
the demonstration and lectures for the
week this afternoon at the Y. M. A
nu on jnnnaay will itiegin a new
course of (ectiire which will lat
through the week. The menu this af
ternoon win oe tor dinner and aa
follows: Boup ouhle, planked tek
with mushroom amice, celery au gen-
tln ami orange pudding. Monday af
ternoon Miss Miller' subject will be
"Ifow to Furnish a Kitchen," and
the dlahes prepared on the gas range
are to be lamp chops with potato
malls, French pea, clover leaf rolls,
cream puffs and chou paste.
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The Zuleeka club which has been
dlsbamlud since Christmas will hv re
organised shortly when om of tho
former members return from college,.
Ths elmb gavo a number of pretty
dances and Informal each week last
summer and wsa very popular with
the members of the younger set.
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trlRnd ntfrtalnel
Mm. Kugffne
111 "rT",iy " ay arten
nut street. Mr. Carland'a gueuta
were Mr.
William Hudson. Mr.
Clarke, Mrs. Mark nrown. Mr. Fher
man, Mrs. Heath Carrier. Mr Tan
nehlll, Mrs. W. H. Penland, Mra..Dev
nlh, Mrs. J. M. (In . liter, jr.. Mrs.
Frank Weaver, Mrs. Carl V. Reynolds.
Mr. Forbes, Mr Young, Mrs. James
Mortimer, Jr., Mis Kllsabeth Bernard.
Mis Mona Devenlsh. Miss Reynolds,
Miss F.ugcnla Johnston. Mies Hessle
Lee. Mis Philips. Miss Karah Horl
son. Mias Kiddles and Mlsa Kthol
Tuylor.
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Tho golf tournament will be played
thl afternoon at the Country cluh.
Mr. Rdward I. Frost and Dr. O. M.
Uimtiert will meel In the final for r
SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE
ON
ODD LOTS OF TAILORED SUITS
V.
fiy somo fabulous bargains. Silk cicln suits in black,
Havy and white with black stripe, which sold formerly
for 20.00. Also black oton suits that wore $20 to $.'55.
There is a lot of summer eton suits, chiffon panania and
fancy woi-steds, in solid tan and grev and fancy chocks
and mixtures, that were originally $18.50 to .iC5.)0, which
will be sacrificed too at $5.95.
are some el on and silk jackets,
$15 to $20.
are wool jacket suits in blue,
that sold when new for $1S
is a lot of wool jacket suits in blue, black and novel, v
stripes, also blue and black silk suits which arc reduced
from prices between .f25 and fill.
are some high grade mohair, wool and rajah coat suits
in brown, blue and black which commanded in the first
J 'la c to .$60.
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.(luiip in i up ..;. suns arc
this kind hv the woman on
V. MOORE
the rup ofTf-rt- t,y Mr. F. V. V. fir i
hani jiii1 Mr ' "lar nr Hu w ' r iti'J
rT. Oiarli f. Jordan In tin- ftn;t!sfor
Uij (tip ffi rl l.y th- inntry ln.
Ta Will le mt,.i and it IriPK'- ' r'jv 1
(XP''tll t' W 1(118 the liniH .!
the tcib r nafri- nf .
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Ml i IT-.' lvn N'vi h. vihoic MijtftK1'
in ril :h arufiiin -J at n r pthti
bl (lit- htitt- tf hi-r r r;! n-v-v
kff a". villt in avi rW'il t
Jui ph f'ann' fit) rjf of Vilfl 'ti.
Mr.
N.
Juiif liit at ih'
nip4 (n
Hp, m e strei-l. The wedding will tke
lhi e at h o'clo k In the evening and
(he leremoiiy and ile, orations will be
unifiially elaborate. There will be a
litiml.er ,.f .oil of (own giles(s preae-.t
ln IiiiIIiik relatives of Mine Notc h
from New York and Texas.
Noilch has Just returned from Ofrens
boro. Wilton and (loldshoro where
she 1 1 !i h spent several weeks.
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The momiher of (he li clas of
the High school have planned a pic
nic today at f'odar Cliff aid will re
turn this evening.
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The reunion of the Weavervllle eol
lege literary soclelles occurred la
evening und wus an ausilclm oc t
sion. There were many Ashevllle pen
pie, former mem hers of the soci
ties, present. The lengthy progrnn
was opened Willi an Imprompt
speech by Mr. 1 B. Weaver whostc
htimoroiMi remark were receive
warmly. Orations were delivered b
Mr. W. P. Queen and declamations
by Mr. A. A. Lotsploch and Mr. O.
Palmer. The president. Mr. I.
Hmnrt. addressed the nuillenre In
closing speech of a few well chosen
word and sentiments. The rest of
Ihn program was composed of reel
(atlons, songs and speeches.
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The Mendelssohn and nice clubs
gave an excellent account of them
selves last evening at the Ashevllle
High school on the occasion of their
fifth choral concert and the prolong'
applause accorded them during the
evening and at the cloe of the pro
gram was well deserved and reflect
Jut credit on their conductor, Mlsa
Mae Kbnberly. Miss Klmbcrly own
pies an enviable position In the mil
slcal world of this city, whether as a
olo pianist, director of choruses or
aecompanylst, and ber successful work
wKh the clubs last evening receive,:
due recognition. The Mendelssohn
rlirb composed of girls sang delight
fully the "Hlumber Boat." by Jessie
Oaynor, and Henry Hadley's ' Hong
Kong Romance," their voices young
nd fresh, Iblendcd perfectly. T!i
fllee club sang "Dinah" and F. !
Ilullurd's "Winter Song" exceedingly
well and received a large share of
the applause. The soloists of the ev
ening were miss Kotiln Konnett am
Mr. M. F. Connell. Mis Kenmt sans;
several songs but In "Mima" her beau
tiful voice seemed to be espwlally
suited and the brilliant hlirh not
were eaally taken. Miss Kennefs
voice is one of great promise. Mr
M. F. Connell' d'Ambrosios "Sere
nade" with discretion and rtellcnc;
and Til Interpretation of Drdla's "Sou
vertlr" were unusually fine. Mias MIn
nln Wests II accompanied and added
to the success of the evening by hei
a'hle rendition of the vnrled and dirtl
cult music. The Toy Symphony or
cheslru was one of the successes of
tho evening and the "Toy Symphony
by Haydn played on toy Instruments
' greeted with round after round
f applause. The "SlulRhrlde" hv tin
orchestra was equally auccewfiil and
closed one of the heat concerts given
ny the two clubs. There whs a go. id
alsed audience and the proceeds will
be of niaterlsl benefit In nldlnit th
rliihu miisiloiinv
sil
-lined, which wert
black,
to ,$;55.
brown and checks,
' Till i
is ctMid; and
just look at
wortn The price
economy lieut
Manv
Better
11 Patton Ave
Eiperfetn-- j'rovpg.
Time tell wbichial ."1 rw t reliable.
V ir TO years Perry iMvis faiDkiller h b.e
driving away Pu and nr ning h'tihli a
a r. uiedy fi Slintius, I. urn-, i ru.sw, iL.ti
HiJ4tiMu, iieunUgiav Jt'ui- oiils, crauips,
bowel eoioplaint. But L. b..r te take ttu
oiectmlled temsJy pr- i:.ptl. Laryt hot
ties 'ib cebte eg lateXi J ucula.
LET US IMPROVE
YOUE APPEARANCE
A Hell inanlcur. i . .1 le-s.eak:
retineotent to thos. ..i . nitui.-
kliovx. JUr sen'ice tl- r. i.sonl,le.
MISS CRUISE,
2S Hsyno.i st.
liiHt j-eivtil a sliipnu iif
of WE CKEAM I'KKKZ
KFiS. I qt. for .fl.-15; 2 lL
$1.75j.3qt. $2.(M); I t. fj.-l.'i.
ASHEVILLE CHINA CO.,
N. Pack Siiare.
Battery Park Laundry.
We will be ready for biisi
ncHs again July 1st, and we
trust our friends will bear us
in mind and favor us with
their patronage when we re
open. The fourth series of the champion
ship bowling tournmnent was held
lust night at Albennirle .,nk
Mr. U H. Jones defeated Mr. J. A.
linrckel two out of thr. . games
Mr. A. H. Malone ,. rented .Mr. K
C. Hnwyer three straiuht gumes.
Mr. rt. M. Fltgpstri. I. defeated Dr.
J. E. Cooke two oul of three games.
Tho tournament closes next Tins
day night.
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PERSONAL
Mrs. wi $ pbgcr bag goO to flul
Isjbury ti meet Mrs. Thomas) M. Cox,
who is oomiag to Ashevllle on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. A. C. Davis.
Mr. Rufo Fltupatrlck Is the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. J. (i. Adam ut their
home on Magnolia street, during th
absence of Mrs. FlUpatrick, who Is!
till In Halem, the guest of
frlemls.
Mr, r,. H. Alsop has returned to IiIhI
home In Pittsburg after spending some
time with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hayes
on Moniford avenue.
Mr. W. R Meacham and Miss Mn
Anderson., retiirhro from' ltalelgli
where they have been att-ndlng tin
state fedoratkm of Womeki's I'luba.
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. W. J Cocke and small sn hav
relumed from Raleigh. i
Dr iM U rttevena left yesterday for
Florida w here he .will spend a wt
on professional business.
Mr. and Mrs. Whltford (1. Smilh
and son. Whltford, Jr., have removed
from Wntnuga street to the new cot
tage of Mr. F. R. (Irani on Pearson
drive.
Mr. J. A. Perry i entcrtainl
her mother nicl sinter of New York
city al her home on vVatauga Ktrcet
Mrs. Perry's Kin sls arrived yesterduv
( oi. and Mrs. Cleorgn I. Moreau
have relurneil to their home In I
troll, Mich., after a visit with their
niece, Mr. Hinner of Philadelphia
ut her homo on Liberty street.
mr. n. ii .nnois orxj.ittie Vallcv.
N. c. is viMitiiiir .Mr. Archie Nlch.d
of this city lor a few weeks.
itcv. it I', ('ampihull, S D. will
leave .Monday lor Hlchmond wher
he will attend the meeting uf -li
trustees of the 1'nlon Somlnarv. D
ampticii will roturn In time to ill!
the pulpit on the Sunday foil
Mrs M. H. Capers leaves today ro
w York lifter an eight months st-i
at tin- Richelieu.
Mr. nnd Mrs. rjeorge I.lfrcmnn o
Chicago nrri.. yeaterday f.,r
months Wait .it the Richelieu.
Mr. Robert !' Kltzslmons of Clilcai;.
and Mr. W. .1
tow n are gin
V'ltzstmons of Y,
ut the Itsticry
PlIVi
itel.
Mr. J H. 1'
trip to nil, .
Us has returned front
Mrs.
H.iywood .
in tho city.
pent ;
St. Id..
Mr H. H P. mlns- of Chlcagu in.l
Mr. and Mrs. W. (1. jJago of i 'hii-an
are aepndiiifr s.'ine time at the ai
t ry Park hot. I.
Miss Helen Murphy la expert. t.i
return from n short trip to New Vor'i
tornurruw,
Mrs. K. M. S:indor whn has been In
Aslnje fur st-verul months tins
(nrn.',l lo Ik r lionne In N.ishvill.
T.nn.
Mr ;ii,l MK liavld (lax ton nlw.
Iue hern Ppeinllrtir severnl weeks ill
A.-.lwwile have retmned to thefr home
In I'llll l.lel.hi;l
TRAVIS NEARLY LOST
TO COMPETITOR
(Hv Asmm ia(eU Prertn. )
CMiPHV cr ". tY.. Mav 7
Wnli, r .1. Tin formier national nnd
international luimplon. narrowly .s
caped ilefeat this afternoon In th
annunl tournimient of the Harden I'ilv
Oolf rliib at the ham)." of R. ('. U.K
aon of New Verk. The only thin
that saved Tnis vas the stynil"
whleh he laid his competitor on (he
home hole, li was a full atvme. r,..
suiting In a hair, so an extra hoi.
was necessnrv (n tho nlnete.nt!,
Watson lost l.y tlubWng tils second In
to the srent s:,, pti where he (
out only t. lose tha hole oceans-
cup
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Notions of Svery Kind andJSjp
scription Are Sold at the ,
gon Marche
We have on sale almost every kind of notions imagi
nable. They are marked very close for quick selling. Lots
of people are familiarwith all these notions and their prices.
Others know the notions but not the prices and stilt others
are not familiar with them all, therefore we will quote a
number of prices on these goods. The Bon Marche has
long been called the Notion House of Asheville. Come
in and see how well we uphold our reputation.
Wire Hairpins for
if a
package.
Ioiie Hairpins, 25c a
dozen and ;0e a dozen.
Darning Silk for fx- a
ball.
1 Darning Cotton two for
.v.
Cotton Tape two for fie
Linen Tape 5c a pack
age. Pins in cubes, 5c and 10c
a cube.
Darning Kggs, 5c and
10c each.
Assorted I'ins in papers
for 5c ii package.
liincn Thread for c a
spool.
Cotton Thread for 5c a
spool.
Finishing Braid in white
and colors. 5c to 25c a bolt.
Kid curlers for 0c to
IT S ALL YOU COULD
WISH FOR.
People who enjoy well-cook-food
will find a pleasant sur
prise, in our 25 cent meals.
io tune nere is io live ui
WHITE'S CAFE,
14 Church St.
Ir. Matthews' Denial I'urlors.
25-28-1'T New McAfee UIiIk.
Cor. College) and 1rufe Strwtx, nonr
Court lluuw).
Teeth extracted without Daln. All
work Guaranteed. Price always reas
onable. Oflteo Phone 1149. Rcaidono
Phone 872.
High Grade Stationery
High grade stationery carries an
air of satisfaction tf. the writer that
makes letter writing: a pleasure to
yourself and correspondent.
The Carolina Pharmacy
C-w. Market and College Streets,
REMOVAL SALE NOW
GOING ON.
We offer some exceptional values.
IlKU'MONT 1THVTTI RK CO.
i. K. Stoncr Clothing Co. nl,i KUnd,
Conur S.uth M.iin and i:ale St.
CHIROPRACTIC
(KI-ro.pra-tlc
CO.NDIvJl.XATlOV WITHOUT TN
Vl:sTlt;.Tl(V IH POOH
JllHiMKXT.
Abnormal pretsiire upon nerves is
the i' a use or uli diseases: by remov
ing Shis pressure, normal romlloonB
and health will he restored. Rocog.
niztMl and endorsed by thousands of
cltinens of other states.
Chronic disease our specialty.
"onsnltution and examination free.
1)11. '. K t)MPTN, (liiropra.ior.
1-aiiKe Hid it. N.' V. Cor. tdj.
Phone U2I.
D.R. McKINNON
7 PatiD A venae
(Ovsr.Radwood's ttor)
Ladies and
fienflcmens
TAILOR
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Cheap Milk
Is usually oheap In qnalltr as well as
price. It Is dangerous, bur milk Is
not In that class. It is absolutely purs.
clean, rich and wholesome.
Asheville Pure Milk Co.
East Walnut St. Phono 584
Co To
GLOBE FURNITURE CO.
52 S. Main St.
For Furniture on Easy
Payments.
J. W. Ramsey, Mgr.
Phone 885.
Whisk Brooms for 25.
each. Shoe Strings for 5c a
pair.
Safety I'ins for 5c and
10c a card.
Hooks and Eves for 2c,
5c and 10c a card.
Mending Tissue for 5c
a package.
Hair Rats for 25c cadi.
Rubber Lined Tourist
Hags for 10c, 25c and 50c
each.
Rubber Lined Rags for
ladies' rubbers for 25c
each.
Hand fainted Brooches
for 5V each.
Coral fins for 50c each.
Riblnin leaders for 10c
a set.
Handbags for 50c to
.ft;.oo.
Arc the only well matured onions to l,c had just now.
We have a nice lot recently arrived from the islands.
20 cts. a doz. 80 cts a peck. r
SMM Ave. OWNBEY'S Ik-eM
.n..
PEERLESS f
ASIIEVILJ.K. N. c.
x,
inen. Amene and
Rough Stlk Suits
and &ressesx
J Lustre Cotton for" 5e a
ball.
Hair Nets for lOc and
25c each.
Belt Hns for 25c; to $1
each.
Electric and Magie
Hair Curlers for 25c a
card.
Collar Supporters for
5c and 10c a card.
fearl and Ciold Cuft
Buttons for 50c a pair.
Barrcttes for 15c, 25c,
50c and 75c each.
Side Combs, 25c to $1
each.
Back Combs for 25c ta
UH) each.
IVarl Buttons are pric
ed at 5c up to $1.50 a doz-
La Grecque Corsets f
: For every type of figure 1
I GREENE & CO,
: - 12 Church Street.
Watches My Specialty?"
yon need a watch that will kM
tlms, we hava tham. ux I7
that arc ri,ht.
Fine watch repairing
J. E. CARPENTEJl '1
32 Patton Ave y
M WEBB & COMPANY
Millinery Importers
Xo. C Buttery Park Place. Phono 1044
ASHEYIMJ2. N. C.
Onions
Unusual Values
in Hosiery
Misses' 25c Hose, Spe
cial 12ic.
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kmc iinie, more con
sideration has been
( n our hosiery pur
chases this season
l nan ever before. As
a result we are show
ing values nneuaHed
''"i" xtylc, uality and
prices.
AH the new ideas for-
I'l-nitr in Women's
liose now (in display.
As a SlK'ci.'ll lini'rrai'n
"eat ure we offer a spe-
'M1 l'Uvll;,sc of MiSs
,,s 1'"1' stitch hose,
"mill regularly 25c,
p ial the pair 12Jc.
on his seeond.
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