THE A S 1 1 E V I'LL K T I T f Z KN , TUESDAY, OCTOBKR, 1, lOOf).
SOCIAL &
PERSONAL
The opening of I he fashion Lint
vcn1iiK on Patton avenue mar the
iuar attracted htrsse crcmiln of !- M r
pie who, after 1111 limped ion which
hinted a Knot) part of (ho evcnint;.
wtTW amply repaid for their trouble.
Thi new shop Is mlniirahly urraiiircd
tho long srlas show cases anil those
(hat line the wnlU lire well supplied
with an excluniv.- Hoc of kooiIs that
will appeal especially to women. The
very latest chiffon shoulder scarfs,
painted nnd ornamented with mara
hout arc Known, the daintiest JhIioIm
end litre collar, etr . humlkerchlefs
:,nd smnll articles of ilresa of lace and
linen are displayed. The hoe Mouses
and srnwns are ipiiie new and very In
expensive. There are hat pins of odd
Hhape. xmart . alher hand hull and
pockctbooks, Klovex. nnd French f-m-hroldered
liiH'irle. H- An excellent
line of ready made gowns are new In
iVslisn and refined In cnlorlnnx. The
xdk Jersey irowns which are the fad
of the season are xhown In variety.
- There are row tin for evening: wear,
opera rnppH. Ionic coals, etc., at most
n I tractive prhex. The nltcrlnK de
partment at the rear of the shop l
well nqulpped' and commodious, and
convenient for the patron of the shop.
The furn displayed were alxo In very
(.nod style and Mr. l.owenbcln will
shortly reclvo a lure conxlunment
which will considerably Increase the
present stock, althooxh the shop Is
apparently fully stocked, one of the
i novelties which will beeorno popular
Is th French soap niado Into fruit
fchapos and colored. These boxes of
peaches, pear, bananas, apples, etc.,
i will make a favorite Christmas Rift
Tit a hop is a great addition to the
business district and the stock curried
ts of a superior (trade, offering the
; latest styles and fashions In tlilnni
that women wear.
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The aentor and Junior classes of
Wnavervllle college went on a picnic
and cheatnut hunt Saturday to the Klk
mountain!. Tha trip was a lonK
'' rough tramp through woods nnd fields
and down precipitous mountain sldoa,
hut every one had a moat enjoyable
day, The party was composed of
Mlssc Reeves, Ruth Grady, Gertie
Wells, Helen Oash, I-uey Cat hey.
f Pearl Thornhttrg, Eula Reeves. I.ll
' ; llan Daugherty, Messrs. Lomlnlrk,
' Faulkner, Marr, Iotsplerh, Palmer,
' Pltnpson, Clapp, Urown, Olll and
'. Cook.,
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The educational and social commit
" tee Of the T. W. C. A., will give a
party .Friday evening, October 22, for
the purpose of announcing the edu
cational work which will be launched
next week, The embroidery class of
which Mlaa Georgia t)ennls Is the
teacher, met Itiat evening to organlne.
Mlaa Bllcabeth Sinclair has been e-
. cured to teach the Thursday night
. Itible class. The class will have an
eight week course of instruction be
fore Christmas In the gospel of 'fit.
, Unrk, and will have its first lesson
Thursday of tills week at 7.80 o'clock.
The ladle' of the Altar society of
fit, Lawrence's church gave n supper
Hunday evening In the Humlity school
loom of the building In honor of the
Visiting priest who assisted! In the
dedication ceremonies. The room was
lavishly decorated with greens which
framed also a large picture of thi
Into Jlr. Haphoal Gimstavino, which
t ling on the wall. The table was
covered with a cloth of Mexican drawn
work and -was simply decorated with
White c.hryannthemuma, and the
Mimt Jt of the guest on the place
curds wre wreathed with shamrocks.
A picture of the church alxo appeared
tin each of the cards. Thore .were
twenty-six guesta, twenty-three of
whom were priests. A vacant ch:.lr
In memory of the lamented architect
m given a place of honor. Hi a xon,
Mr. Raphael Oiiastavlno, was one of
the. guests at the supper.
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The Catawba Hunt club recently
held an annual meeting at which the
old ohVcra were unanimously re-elected.
lr. S. West ray Ilattle Is presi
dent, Mr. W. V stnee Brown vice
president and Mr. Thomas V. Chees-
uorougn sccretm-v and treasurer. The
club has huntlo.' privileges on a pre
serve of several thousand acres near
Hickory which eft' mix sonic of (hp
lhiest huntinc. In i IPs sectl-m of the
ountry.
Miss Cynthia I'i.w.ine Pardee, of
Rochester, l'a., mid Mr. Kugene
Chrlstlcv llnmpton of this city were
Married l;'M .-v. niug at the home of
'!i- bride oil Spruce air. I. licv. I,. I,
I.illance reinl (he in mini;,- service,
the ceremony t:il;lnc, pi i, :,t ft
o'clock. .Miss Pardee wax bi-co'Tilmtlv
(Hired In a nn of white sill; Alter
The ccremoin which
'V a few Intimate fi i, t. i
1"'ople, a we.ldiiii' xiir p. r
Mr. and Mrs 1 1 . , n : , i . . , ,
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sprio
sir.
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Arnontf thoxi
o wi-dihinr wi re Mr. :i r.d
Handle, Miss M run ret
Lewis. Mr and Mix. Nash. Miss Acnes
luilan.y, llsx I'.lia Marie Haniltf.
Mr Samuel A. 1 1 a in .! n and y.r P.
A. Hampton.
At the meeting held yesterday at
he Henrietta many nu mbers of the
Axxoelat.-d t'harllOs were present.
There were a number of ladles and
Mr. J. A. Nichols. Mr. J. M. Kloner
anil Mr. II. T. Collins present and an
ent husliiMl le meeting wax held In an
effort to obtain one hundred and flfiy
member for the American Woman's
.(ague society, the object of which Is
lo secure a suitable building for the
accommodation of the Associated
Charities and kindled clubs uiid lit
erary societies In Aslievllle. The rnp
dux opporandl of the matter was fully
explained by Mr Jellord, represent
ing tin- i.ewix publishing company
l.nd by"lr. .T. M. Stoner who has been
a member of the league fur Severn
years. Full Information may be ob
tained from Mr. II. T. Collins, pres
ident of the local league.
Mrs. R. T. Orlnnim has Issued In
vltatloits lo an Informal dance which
will be given Wednesday afternoon
at lilngbam Heights for the cadets
A number of girls of the younger set
have been Invited to the dance.
The Pluck Mountain Rod and (iun
club will foregather at their lodge at
I'.laok Mountain the latter part of the
month which occnslon will he cele
brntcd by the giving of a barbecue
The hunting season for rpiall opens
about, the 1 i of November and the
members of Die club will as usual
spend much of their time at the lodge
There are n number of Aslievllle
members.
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The Woman's club held an Interest
ing meeting yesterday afternoon lit
the residence of Mrs. Charity Husk
Craig. Mrs. William J. Cocke read
nn essay which was followed by the
reading of the first two act of "Two
Gentlemen of Verona," with Mr.
Bolton a leader.
The Tllngham cadet attended their
I'sual Monday morning dancing class
at the Battery Park hotel yesterday
rndTicre were many of the younger
girl present. The clanea are held by
Mr. Kidredga Monday and Wednes
day morning and until the football
season Is a little further advanced the
Monday afternoon dance will be Ir
regular a the afternoon Is given over
to practice.
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The Musical Art oclety hold It
usual rehearsal Inst evening at the
y. M. c, A. with a ood attendance.
The large choru I rapidly (retting
into shape. The muslo In rehearsal
for the llrst concert of the society
v til no doubt be of special interest.
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The Jewish Ladles' Aid society will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
temple on Hpruce street at a. 30
o'clock, This will be the usual month
ly tueclli;! of the society.
YourLiver
Ask yout doctor if he tou-j a tetter
pill for a $luggth liver. Then folioat
haJe.. He know,.
Be'ter stir up yeur Jjver little 1 Not too
much, just tittle, jutt enough to start tbe
bile nicely. One of Ayer't Pill t bedtime
is til you need. These pills ct directly on
the liver. Made for the treatment of con
stipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick-bead-sche.
Sold for oyer 60 years.
Mr. and Mrs J. II Veirr and
family have returned to I lie city afier
sfe n I:iik Ho sumui'r al licir buriKa
.i A ,11 WcNl Asia S llle.
Mis. McCeney V,,,i, li . ft yester
day tor Washington, I . '., and will
be away a w ek or t n days.
Mr. V. Minakuclil has returned to
I Mrs.
nil ri -
,1 New
Mrs. H it. Uigur of Augusta Is vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Kenneth
Ilaird, at the home ot tha latter on
Cumberland avenue.
Mr. If. H. Brlggs who ha been
staying at Beaumont Lodge during
the absence of Dr. Brigg on hi Ca
nadian hunting trip has returned to
the rty. Dr. BHgg hud a ucccs
ful trip and after a live day hunt
killed a moose.
Mrs. T. C. Wetmore of Chlrst school
has gone to New York to solicit funds
for the school' maintenance. She will
be away several months.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S. P. Ra
returned from a trip to New York
and Baltimore. Mr. Kavciiel was In
the latter city during tho visit of Dr.
Cook and was present at the lecture
by tho explorer.
Ir. F. I Meriwether went to Trv-
on yesterday on professional business
Mlxa Cole of Wayncaville, is quite
in ui tno .Meriwether liopilal.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. N. Bradley and
Miss I.yda are attending the stale
fair at Raleigh.
Mr. W. H. Chadboiirne of Wilming
ton, Is in the city on business
Chapel Hill, as tin- condition
Minukiji hi wlio was opcrnted
cenlly is lavorabb.
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. lioaslavlno
Yotk who were heie d.r the
lion left yesterday.
Mr. Augustus II. Price of Hallsbury
I In the clly for several days attend
ing! the trial of the Whitney case.
(jen. and Mrs. Theodore F. Tiavid
ou I. a'. i the latter part of the w. k
for New Orleans to attend tie- lilex
to tbe Oulf deep waterway ongrexs
which meets In lhat clly (ni .li.r ::a
Qen. and Mrs. Davidson will be away
a fortnight.
Mr. anil Mrs. llarald Kces have ce
turncd from Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. llobarl an
guesls at the Manor. Mr. Hoharl ir
the noted tennis champion.
Mr. and Mrx. F. L. Holmes and Miss
Minnie Holmes of Columbia. S c.
in the city on (heir way to New York
Mr. T.. K. Tucker and Miss Mary
Tucker have returned to their bom
In Palatka, Fin., after spending scv
eral months In the city.
Mr. nnd Mr. W. M Canaday hav
returned from a several weeks visit b
Indiana and Illinois.
TO DOUBLE Tin
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press Cjoocfs Spec
ial. AS Off
I to sure ami take advantage of
tliix Sficclal irl c. ixxl for all
Hum week. On coloretl Dreaa
(kmhIx Only. '
Cashier, Tiioiit;li Iiiiioci'iit,
Suifides, ;ml Mol hcr-in-liiiw
Falls Dead at News
MINURAL ! U.N'T. W .
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I- lank
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Mr. Charlea S. Pnrmelee of New
York Is In the city for a few days on
cosiness and la at the Buttery Pari
hotel.
Mr and Mrs. liny Brown of Knox-
vllle spent the week end with Mr. I!
L. Fltzpatrlck nnd Mis Mlttio FltK
pntrlck at their home on Orange
street. Mr. Brown returned yester
day to Knoxville. r
Mr. nnd Mrs. Blodgett and Miss
Deane return shortly to Boston after
a stay at the Battery Park hotel. Mr
Blodgett was formerly axxoclated with
the late Mr. Oiiastavlno In buslriiBS
and came to Axhevllle to witness th
dedication ceremonies.
Capt. R. P. Johnston- and Mr. Bar
old Johnston have returned from
Wilmington where they went to attend
the Williams-Johnston wedding. Mr
and Mrs. Johnston are In Washington
at present and will arrive shortly In
Aslievllle where they will he the
guest of dipt, and Mrs. U. P. John
ston.
Rev. D. P. Lanlgan. is the guest of
Mrs. Carson Seawell on French Brond
avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Arthur Jarvls have
returned to Chicago after a visit to
Mrs. Lynn Cullen on French Brond
avenue.
Miss Rerthn Cunningham nnd Miss
Sue Fuller have gone to Winston-Sa
lem to visit relatives for several
week.
Mr. J. H. Hutchinson of Mobile Is
at the Battery Park hotel.
The Caloric Flrelea Cooker can he
een In operation In our front win
dow. This cooker will he given away
during our Majostlo Range exhibit.
You may win this.
, Brown, Northup A Co.,
s:i Button Ave.
HAS SMALLEST BOND
ISSUE ON RECORD
Beside the grave
Oruccinnd cenn b i
come, cusbler of lie- .lnon
First National hank. who.x doors
were closed las! week, commuted sui
cide last night by taking carbolic uiid
and ihen shooting himself in the lUhl
lemple with a revolve. Mr. ,1-Oin
'.'ray, sr . )lans one 's aged niolhci -ui-law,
dmpped dead w b n she vlew-
I Mx body.
Phil Allen, Jr , lec-pn siiknl of the
bank. Who lias In cm luub r arrest at
his home since Friday laM, charged
with embezzling $h;h.iiimi ,f the
bank's funds, today said that Hans
come was entirely innnceut nl wrong
doing in connecti.in with Ho- bank.
MOTOK (Hit Mi:iTIii.
The llrst meeting or tie- p e. illy
fnllmil Asheville Motor club will l.e
held In the board i f trade rooms at
S o'clock tonight
The
Exceptional
Equipment
of the California Fig Syrup Co and t!ie
scientific attainments oi" its clicmi.-ts hnve
rendered possilJe the production of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of Senna, in all of its
excellence, by obtaining the pdre medic
inal principlesof plants known to act most
beneficially and combining them most
skillfully, in the right proportions, with
its wholesome and refreshing Syrup if
California Figs.
As there is only one genuine Syrup of
Figs and FJixir of Senna and as the gi n
uino Ja manufactured by an original
method known to the Califo.-nia Fig Syrup
Co. only, it is always necessary to buy the
genuine to get its beneficial effects.
A knowledge of the above facts enables
one to decline imitations or to return theni
if, upon viewing the package, the full name
of the California FigSyrupCo. is not found
printed en the front thereof.
ffew JCine of Capes and presses
Yesterday we received a large ship
ment of stylish capes and dresses.
In the rapes we are showing a beautiful selection in all
the most desirable shades, priced reasonably from $10.00
to ffCiO.00. New line Kvcning dresses from $30 to $55.
This is the first installment of evening dresses and we
expert, more shipments during the next few days.
Pretty line of Street Dresses fr :! 7.50 to $35.00.
Jiealherbloom demonstration Con
tinues All Cfhis iOeek
lie sure and rail in and see our demonstration
of the Heatherblooiii Petticoats.
Thcv are the prettiest and best assortment ever
brought to this city.
Heatherblooiii is one of the most widely adver
tised articles on the market today.
Heatherblooiii Skirts f'onn $1.75 to $7.00.
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PNEUMONIA
kills It, toni ot thesundt. COWAN'S
PREPARATION kills pneumonia by d
stroylnf tbe congestion ftnd inflammation.
Quick nrllcOorcoldi, croup, coufhs, grippe,
paint and sorenen Id lungt and throat.
Kiternal and barmleu, All druggists
$1.00, 50c. !bc.
We have all the latest nov
els at $1..'55 each.
Mountain City Stationery Co
H. M. Nahikian, Prop.
23 Patton Av.
A
Piano
11 V 'Til "SSI (1
f I he vomit
ivas .ti-rveil.
"ill rcslih-
Miss Harriet Johnson who
visiting relatives In th,. city
turned In her home in the
liart of i ho suite.
las ho n
has re-eastcrn
Mrs. Kc kman T.orl I :i rd has return
ed 1 1 oni ;i several days visit to .Mrs.
t'onally at Hlack Mountain.
New Coats
for
Misses and Children
A Single Trial
liv the ' hou. -v.ivcs of
Asheville has proven lo
many of them that the
Nichols Way Is far hetter
and more sntisfnetory than
the old fushioned washer
woman way. Phone OB and
let us do the rest.
ASHEVILLE
LAUNDRY
I. A. NICHOLS, Mgr. l'hono 3
In again: All sizes of
Flower Pots. See them at
The Asheville China Co.,
No. 0 North Park Square. Phono 381
M. WEBB & COMPANY
MUliaer) Importer
No. I Ba.tte.rj PsJ-k PUotv Phono tM
-VALUE
La Pila, a 10c Cigar, for
5 eents. Try theni.
Barbee, Wells' Smoke Shop.
We can save you money on
STOVES
HEATERS, RANGES
Beaumont Furniture Co.
I LOGAN!
Square. Plicae 797, Asheville. I
Mereham Tailor, 14 N. Pack
MTTI.E TOWN OP StU'TII 1UI.T
MOItR WANTS WTi:it
Uoinls are llonirht ly the Amerlcmi
Nalloiial liaiik ol This
'lt.v. i
There are all ages 2 to 1G in the following chil
dren reefers and coats:
Ifed flannel, sateen lined, douhle hreasted .. $.100.
Sheperds plaid, sateen lined, double breasted, $5 00
Sheperds plaid, better quality, blk velvet collar $8 00
Copenhagen blue flannel $500
Navy blue and wine Kerseys, velvet collar ' ' $7 50
Red Kersey, blk velvet collar. ... 50
iiue lversey, rea nannei lining,
Th coats for mlsae nro heaTT ChoriotJi In col
ors! navy, brown, red, wine, lilaek, etc.: aires
to 18 and prices ta.60 to $20.00. There Is an
liitereHtinjr variety of designs, all fresh and new.
Now Is the time to buy while stock are ronic
plete and uncultod.
n. V. MOORE
WOMEN'S OtTFin E
11 PATTON AVE.
Sonlh Ulllinnic may not lie tho hlir-
rtmi ihiiimi in uie country lint It can
at Isast claim credit for havintc the
mullest hoiulcd dcht.
South llilimore is a city in minia
ture, with a mayor and hoard of al
dermen and therefore while it could
nave oorrowed money without honils
It decided that it uuKht to have honds !
o evidence Its ,1,1,1 nn.l a., II i.u,,.,.i
iriniature honds ten of them, each of
the iinr value of $200, maturing se
ilally at Intervals of a year apart for
ten years, nnd, bearing Interest at the
rate nf fi per rent.
When the town decided that It mupt !
have such modern Improvements ir I
sewer and water It called on Presi
dent J. II. r.irtcr of the American I
,-hiik. .inn cxpiaineu me rase, i
President Tarter pnmiptly told them I
that If they could net the water he
would furnish the money and when
-Mr. Vandertiilt ntreed to permit the
use of his supply, the money wns
lorincomniK and the American Na
tional hceame the owner of the bonds
which are not the least prised by Its j
bond department. The bank also he
ume the depository for the villnue
It Is believed that the bond Issue is
the smallest on record. It does not
represent the outlay for sewer and
water lines because property owners
will pay most of the expense.
INSANE NEfiltO.
Deputy Sheriffs Jordan nnd Wil
liams yesterday placed in Jail an. In
sane nesrro named John Ijiotv u iu,.,,
they found on Oakdale street. The
man had stripped himself of elothes.
is an Instrument bought
once in a lifetime. In
buying ono do not depend
upon looks merely
iii(iilre as to Its Inmost
parts, its tone, volume, its
action and treiural con
struction have an ex
pert play it for V.m,
loiiiK out Its sweetness
and strenKth of tone, and
t.yl it in every way.
W, Invite you to visit
our salesrooms' Kive our
l'lanoH your most riiid
examination and you will
be our customer, for the
St I. ft' always w ins out.
Chas. M. Stieff
Manufacturer of the
ArtlstU- StlelT, Sluiw nnd
Stleff Sclf-plajcr Pianos.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade Slrwt.
Charlotte, - - N. C.
C. II. WILMltTII, Mngrr.
(Mention thh paper)
PURE MILK FOR
BABY FEEDING
Pure milk Is what your baby
most neoiU to build muscle and
tfssue. Pure milk prevents
sickness and briiiRS a ruddy
glow f Us checks. Our milk
is P ASTIHItlZKO and abso
lutely pure.
Asheville Pure Milk Co.
E. Walnut St. Phone 551
COAL IS AN
INTERESTING
..SUBJECT NOW.
And the best coal is demand
ing most attention.
M&VV Indian
Coal
Phone 130
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
Trr"r T-rr m rr-tui wurinw tiwiiril
JUST RECEIVED
Large Assorted Line
of
SHELL HAIR PINS
MISS CRUISE, 27 aK.d si.
ADS FOR RESULTS.
TRY CITIZEN WANT
TELEGRAPHY
l being taught at the Asheville Bus
iness College by Mis lone Buck, an
experienced operator from Missouri,
If you are Interested please call.
3EJOIV S. SUOCKI.EY. Principal.
GREENE & CO.,
Agents American Ladles Tailoring
Company of Chicago. Made to measure
Suits, Skirts and Coats.
LA GRECQUE CORSETS
VISITORS, SAVE M.OHKX,
bj having your teeth attended to by
u Always up-to-date. Pain leu and
Reliable. Crown and Bridg work
specialty. Popular prtoe.
DR, MATTHEWS DEJJTAtT PAR
tiORS 25-26-27 New McAfee Blilff., oornef
JoIlcge and Spruce, opposite 1st Bap
tist Church and near Conn House
Phone 949. Residence Pbona tTS.
WATCHK8 MY SPECIAUTY
If you need a watch that will
4- keen time, w have them, and
f at prices that are right
Pine Watch Repairhuc.
f J. E. CARPKNTER,
4- S2 Patton Am
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NOTICE.
Ncliic i io icby Hi-en that tlic I'n
i.'ii Pliinil.iiiK C'liniianx . bcrtof'rc
c.iiului tc, at No. 7 South Lexington
Avenue, lias been purchased by the
tinderslKiicil, anil that said business
will be i r. i i 1 1 n t 1 1 at the abnvn yilaco.
All accounts due said linn will be paid
to the uiiili rslirneil. and all debts duf
by said lii ui will be paid by the new
lirm. w hit h w il! be
the linn name of
t'oinpam .
This the 'llth .lav of October. 190!
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fnion I'liimbinsl
1.1NIKEY.
fAlllLi:.
Now Is the Time
'Bucks Hot Blast Heaters
!
are just tbe tiling for this J
weather. They save fuel, but
give out the heat.
BURTON & HOLT
;) PEERLESS?
Omit Special Sale
OF SUITS AND COTTON
GOODS WILL CONTINUE
To-Day i
The well known Munsing Underwear.
We have lately received a large shipment af this
popular Underwear for Ladies Misses and Children
and we are pleased to say selling tine. It is the best
fitting and best made Underwear for the money on
the market Comes in Union Suits or Vests ami
Pants Always ask for Munsing Underwear and be
satisfied.
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