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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN", WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1.000.
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SOCIAL (SL
PERSONAL
Tho golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Collin uwurreil
yesterday and from utmost every
tate In th union anil from ik tim Hi.'
Mas came irreetlnjrs from life tlno
friend of Mr. and Mri Collin. Mrs.
Wallace Rollins of Sweet Hilar, Tonn.,
a daughter of Mr. and Mr. Collins
haa been receiving Tetter from tin;
many friends who leatcued together
in a remarkublu und touching d.-m-onatration
of steadfast friendship.
There war about two hundred h tiers
of uniform ilze, some of them .m
talnlng mall kodak picture, which
were handsom"ly biaind In eoft red
leather, the name of Mr. and lln.
Collin and the dates being printed In
gold on the cover. The letter were
from friend and btialnem mho lali
la avery part of the world, aome of
tba writer were school friends of Mr.
Collin and many of them ho him not
seen lne boyhood day. Many of the
friend of hla early youth have je
coma eminent profealonal men, and
other have tone to far off land and
achieved fame. The message of af
fectionate regard and congratulation
received on auch an occaalon have
brought the freatoet happlneaa to Mr.
and Mr. Colllna, and a toaat will be
'drunk to them from the beautiful
golden loving cup which waa aent to
Mr. and Mr. Collin by Mra. M. H.
Xlaaam and Mlaa Jennie Hutchtnuon
of New Tork. Mr. and Mra Collin
will defer the anniversary dinner un
til Chrlatmaa when all of the member
of his family will reunite In Aihevtlle,
and among whom will be, Mr. and
Mra George Colllna and email eon.
Rev, and Mra. Wallace Rollins of
Bwoet Briar, Tenn.. Mr. and Mrs. Kd
ward B. Safer of Atlanta and Mr. and
Mra. Willi Collin of thl city. Mr.
, and Mia. Colllna have for many year
mad their home In Aahevllle and
have (become identified with the char
itable, reOlglou and aoclal life of th
ctty and are held In the hlghet ei
teem.
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tk. winter will be enlivened with
ukiv dances organised by four
young ladlee, Mlase Baale Carter,
Margaret Pcnnlman, Agnes Carter
and Maade Waddell, who will conduct
dancing claaeea every Saturday even
ing for tha young ladles TwhegcCDs
Ing for th young people and every
Friday afternoon tor children, at the
Battery Park hotel. After the holidays
th Bingham cadet laaea wlH b held
- Monday afternoon of each week on
which occasion forty or fifty of the
younger girl will b Invited to at
tend. Th Saturday evening dance
Will no doubt prove popular and will
mora resemble mibecrlptlon dance
than dancing clasae.
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- Mr. and Mra H. T. Collin were
irprlM laWvun 4r party of
their oldest Aahevtll friend who
went to their residence on South
Preach Broad avenu to offer their
congratulation on th ooonslon of
their fiftieth wadding nnlverury.
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Mla Fannl Patton gave a mftll
Md informal tea yesterday afternoon
at her home on Charlotte street
Mr. and Mr. Sharp and Mrs
Grave, of Portamouth, Va.. who have
been the gueet of Mr. J. R. Wood
cook at the home of the latter on
Montford avenue, go today to
Waybeavllle to attend the wedding of
th on of Mr. and Mra Sharp. Mr
Henry Bhaxp, of Denver, Col., to Mlas
Swift. The wedding will be quite a
large affair and of Importance socially.
Mr. Sharp, r., was for a number of
year treasurer of the Seaboard Air
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Tha Natlonai Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
- . lauiiui rhi-lntmiui stamua which
will be put on sale today at various
hop in town, a potew dealgnntlnu
th place at which they are old. The
tamps are attractively deaigned, bear
ing a Bed Cross surrounded by a holly
Children's & Misses'
Winter Coats and Blouse Suits
Lowered in Price
COATS:
$5.00 Coats in cackt navy & rod loworrd to
$3.75.
$6.50 coats in navy, lowered ' to $4.75
$7.50 coats in navy and wine lowered to $5.75
8.50 coats in navy,' red aaid Shopperds plaid,
lowered to $0.75.
Those are all thi season's coats, fresh in
style and good value even at regular prices.
An overstock is sale excuse for reduced ju ices.
Children's sizes 3 to 10 vis: Misses sizes 12 to
16 yrs.
DRESSES:
; $7.00 blue sorgo, 8 to 12 yrs. lowered to .$5.25
$8.50 sailor blouse suits, 8 to 12 yrs., navy A
red, lowered to $6.25.
$10.00 sailor blouse suits, 12 to 14 yrs., navy
I & red, lowered to $7.25.
, $12.50 sailor blouse suits, 10 to 14 yrs., white
; fierge lowered to $9.25.
$13.50 sailor blouse suits, H to 1(5 yrs., blue
V ' serge, lowered to $10.25.
; Natty, shipshape little suits, braid trimmed.
Y chevrons, sailor knots, pleated skirts, blouse
. waists, strong wear-well serge, and altogether
incommon bargains at lowered prices.
' s M. V. MOORE
tTOMEJT8 fTRXISH IX G s.
vvren'li nii'l fomt: lettering. They itrc
a m nits i ,k h have no nirr.Mriv
value, inn) must he iik. d wild (hi:
Uil. il kio r nrnelll stamp. The money
! ii- ".I from the h! nil j.m whh h will he
hi all i,i,r the enuritry (luring the
h'lililayF. ,v I,,, imed to hj n the
work of tin. W)chM, iiliotit two-third
of tin. amount Koln t the state the
slatnpH are Hold In. The tmpH are
decorative and will add to the ultra. -tivenesH
of the Christ mtiH packages.
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The Asheville Poultry end IV.
Stock Hhow opens toilay and It la an
ticipated will repent the soicce i,f
hint yeur. The poultry already placed
yesterday rnakcH a Koodly array, und
wllh hint nlnht's additions and a
number of belated arrivals this morn
ing the birds will be well represented.
The raeeiiniiM were- placed yenterday
but tho smaller animals will he put
In early this morning. The rhow will
he the center of attraction for three
day and several thousand people will
view the linn exhibition.
Mrs. F. ', Darker has been chosen
a tho soloist of the first concert
which will be given by the Musical
Art society, December Kith. There
will he hut one soloist and the se
lection of Mrs. Marker has Klven gen
eral satisfaction. Tho entire program
will shortly be published.
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The men's singles Kolf tournament
will he continued thl afternoon at
the Country club. The present tour
nament Is arousing unusual Interest.
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The Saturday Music club's musical
which has been arrangml (or the ben
efit of the educational fund and
which takes place Monday afternoon
at the Battery Park hotel will be an
occasion of Interest, and uu excellent
and lengthy program has been ar
ranged. Ticket have been placed on
sale at the Battery Park hotel, the
Manor, the Asheville Pharmacy, Yates
ana Magulre's and the Woman's Ex
change. The program follows.
Sonata In F. Major Mosart
Miss Robert Porter.
1 Dove Prende (duet) . . . . Mosart
Mrs. Francis J. Clemenger and Mr.
Burnett Jordan.
Serenade Quonod
Mr. Klmer Westall.
Reading, "The Soul of the Violin,"
Miss Elisabeth Ramsay.
Soprano solo Holected
Mra Francis J. Clemrnger.
(a) Hear Me, Ye Winds and Weaves
Handel
(b) Countess, In thy Dancing . .
' JLeraalre
Mr. Burnett Jordan
Second Sonata Chopin
Mr. M. F. Connell.
Still a the Night (duet) . . Carl Qootii
Mra Clemenger and Mr. Jordan.
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Mr. Erwln Sluder entertain with a
mall bridge luncheon at her homa
on Montford avenue Friday.
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Mlsa Sadie Roberts and Mr. James
Ptulgett were married mst night at the
home of the bride's father, C. E. Itobr
erts, Penland street. The Rev. J. 8.
Williams, of the Methodist Protestant
church, performed the ceremony. Th
wedding was a tiulet one, bring wit
nessed only by the family and Imme
diate relatives and friends. Mr. Pad
get Is connected with tho Asheville
Elolrle company.
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The American Woman's league
held an enthusiastic meeting yester
day afternoon at the Henrietta on
South Main street. Indications at
present' ore that the Asheville chap
ter will shortly have a paid up mem
nersnip wnicn win assure them a
i,uuu ennpter nouse.
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Tho ladles of St. Lawrence's Altar
society are Invited to attend a con
cert which will be given by tho res
ident pupils of the Hillside convent
this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Follow
ing a varied program of Instrumental
vocal music and recitations, etc., the
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J . H. LAW, 35 Patton Ave.
Special Sale Pictures
Framed and unframed pictures; not all
but a good portion of our line will be
brought down from the art department
and closed out at prices that will he
Decidedly Interesting
Wednesday and Thursday will be bar
gain days in pictures. Prices will be
from 50c to $4.00 only. We intend to
close this line out.
BUT if not interested in the above
all the Christmas stock is ready tor in
spection and sale.
N. II. 200 mom of iIiimo dainty picture mounts with calendar luive
Just conio 111 us Ix forc, Oi: cai h.
J. H. LAW, 35 Patton Ave.
trial scene from "The Merchant of
Venlio" will Ihe presented by the
senhirs.
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The public recital this afternoon at
4.30 at the Asheville Si ho., I of Music
and Dramatic Art will ho of Interest
to tho lover of music. The program
which Is devoted to the works of Mo
zart will be given by the faculty of the
school and a concert of a high order
Is assured. The program was puti-
llshed yesterday and Included the
names of Mr .and Mr K. F. Marker,
Mrs. Klmer Westall, Mrs. James ).
Btlkeleather, Miss Minnie Wt-stall,
Miss Jackson and Mr. M. F. Connell.
The recital will take place as usual
In the recital fit u dir. of the school In
the Auditorium, and the public Is cor
dallly Invited.
Dr. W. O. Met.'ready left yesterday
afternoon for New York.
Mr. George W. Neal and small
daughter have returned to their
home In Toronto after spending sev
eral weeks here.
Colonel 8. T. Kverett of ifavldson
ltlver was In Aslwvllle yesterday en
route to New York.
Mr. and Mrs, Oeorgo T. Mamlll
of Kansas City, Mo., are spending
several days with friends here.
Miss Lulu Seaman has returned to
Converse college after spending two
weeks with her parent, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C Seaman on Cumberland ave
nue. Mra D. It. Jackson has returned
from a visit with friends In Norfolk
and Baltimore where she spent three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Susong of
Chambersbunr, l'a.. arc spending sev
eral weeks In Asheville, the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. ('haiiubcrs on
Vance street.
Mr. A. 8. Harnarrt leaves today for
Raleigh on business.
Mr. Walter Toms Itay has returned
to his home In Falrvlew after a bus
liU'B trip to Asheville.
Mr. J. C. Arbogaat baa returned
from u trip to Lake Cloirles, la.
Miss Nellie Hooper, of Norrlstown,
Pa., who Is spending the winter sen
son In Ashevlllu lenvea today for her
home where she will upend tho holi
days. Mr. nnd Mrs. T. It. Yeimer of New
York, accompanied by their .small son
arc spending several days in Ashe
ville, en mute from Tlorlda to their
home.
Mr. O. C. Ward nnd Mr. Clinton
Ward, of the Southern railway passed
through Asheville yeeterihiy en route
front Canada and other Northern
points, to Almond, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. It. I. C.lnnuth. who
have silent several weeks with friends
In Asheville left yesterday for their
home In Ohio.
Mr. A. F. ('lower, of Charlotte. N.
C, Is In the city for a lew days. Mr
flower represents the piano tlrm ot
('has. M. Stlelt in Western North Car
olina. Mrs J. K. Wolfe ami son, Thomas'. I
have returned from Hot Springs, Ark
Miss Mchlo, wiH has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Kdttar llrlght. has re
turned to New Orleans.
Miss Juliette Howard, of Lebanon.
Kv , who Is well known n this city.
I;' lsitini; Mrs I'reilern-k k' Cone :lt
the home of the latter III llrooklvn
Mis. Coin, was hefere u r marriage
Miss Nina Johnston.
Mr and Mrs Henry Westall hne
leased 12t Charlotte silent and will
shortly take possession of the resi
dence.
Mrs. Charles A W.-bh and children
h;lo (iino to lhllledill. li -i , to spend
seeral months.
Mi' 15. U I'orter -in, It .small son
if Ital-iKh. who have 1 ell ihe Btiet
f frien.l in the ctty have returned
th.-ir home.
Mian I.oiiIho Hector him returned
from a s. viral months trip to Uk-h
tnond. W'ils.in and tllnh '.I'oint.
Dr. l'urefoy and Ja(k
Purefi
have Knne to HalitTTnire
Mr. anil Mrs. Pen y Whltakcr have
leased an apartment in the Altii Vlst i
on Clurkson ntrfvt. In Denver, and
are keeiiiiif; house. Mr. Wfta'aker h;'s
been very HUccoflwful in Iiiihiiii'hh ven
tures In Denver and u ill probably
miiiki) It his permanent li".n".
PILES Cl!KKT IN TO I I lYS.
PA.O OINTMUNT Is i-uaranteed to
cure auv casa of Ileliintr. Blind,
oi Protudlnir Piles In 6 to 14 davs or
money refunded. 60c
TWENTY-FIVE
years of active ex
perience and honest
manufacture is behind
every box of NUN
NALLY'S candies. You
don't have to try them
to see if they are good
or fresh. The name on
the box is gold-bond
security for perfect
quality, generous assort
ment, full measure and
delicate freshness.
A fresh supply always kept by
RAYSOK'S DRUG KTOHK,
SI Platan Avenue.
"None Like Nunnally'M."
REFINED PEOPLE.
desnand rare articles, old hand-made
Jewelry and furniture at
VICTOR STERN'S
Antique Arts and Crafts Shop'
Somlley Building Haywood St.
Beautiful Works of
"FOREST CRAFT"
FOR XMAS GIFTS
at the
Ml. City Stationery Co. 2.1 Pulton Ave.
II. M. WIIIKIAN, IVop.
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SALE of SECOND
HAND
INSTRUMENTS
The following list of Instruments
taken In exehatiire as partial pay
ments on the Artistic StletT and Shaw
piano, are being thoroughly over
hauled and raeh "i will be in line
condition, and ininht suit some pur
chaser w ho w on like n servlenble
Instrument at a low price and on easy
terms. If so. write at once takine
first, second an, I thn,l choice. nn, m
will glo on a mil description hi
return mail or in person:
N,i.
No.
1. Harriott. .n. rosewood case
eolf .hn it- J :tii
2. Sti. f, rosewood east .. 'J7.ri
:i. Ivors . I', .iid, mahoRiuiy
viUH' 2 fit)
4. Mathushek. ebonlzed ease LT.O
r. lmerson. u.ilnut ease.. ::oe
llraunuiller. oak ease.. I".1
.No.
No. 4
n.i. r.
No.
No. 7
No. i
No. !l
N... til
No. 1 I
No. r:
7. KinKshut mahogany -use
Ari-.n. el.onr.ed ease .. l.'.'i
Ollhert. . h..iilzed ease. . ur.
Swi.-k. eh.imil ease.. . . 1
in.lsor, ;i!nut ease .. l'jr.
Cr.uvn. w :i 1 11 ut case .. .
N. l.'l. Steinway wnmrc ... 1 M'
No. It. NeuTii.in l!r..., iunre .. 7.'.
No. 1.".. Knipire s.m.ire " ".
No. Ill StietT. .li:i'e 7.".
No. I.', i !ro ivi .1 ii. sqiytre ....
N"o. IV. Sli.-ff snunre so
No. t:v Kniil." s.iiar. f.0
No. 20. Crison sniiMre r0
K.isy wcrkK or ninthly pnynient
if desired.
Chas. M. Stieff,
Manufacturers of ihe Artlstie Stieff.
Sti. fT S. If Pku.-r and Shaw, the pi
anos with the svA.et tone.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade St..
H A Kit TTK, N, C
O. U. WILMOTH, Manager.
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Shipment
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We received a large shipment of Everwear Hosiery
yesterday. These goods are guaranteed to wear with
out a hole or tear for six months. If they do not, you
get a new pair.
The half-hose come in very appropriate boxes es
pecially designed for Xmas giving. These together
with the big line of Cadet hose in Christmas boxes
make our showing the most formidable in the city.
Men's Everwear half-hose in attractive boxes are
priced at $1.50 to $3.00 a box of six. v
Ladies' Everwear hose are priced at $2.00 and $3.00
a box of six.
The Cadet hose are recognized as the best 25c
hose being sold today. ' They are priced at $1.50 a box
of six.
Meet lour friends at the Qon filarche
- W. O. WOLFE.
Monuments and Torabstonea
Domestic and foreign uranito and
marble. Iron fence busies, and all
kinds of cemetery finishings.. Do
signs on application. Wolfe hulbl
Ir.K. Vack Square and Market St.
Asheville. N. O.
1'AIM.KSS DENTISTItY
Now is the time to look after your
decayed teeth saves pain and worry
during the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pan No charge for examination
Prices nlway reasonable.
Dr. Matthews' Dental .Parlors, Cor
Collene and Spruce Sts., near the
t'ourt House Office Phono 919, Resi
dence Phone 972.
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS.
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COAL
vs.
COLD
M. H W. Indian is always :i
winner, l'lumc 1 :')(.).
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
au iumi iiimhhwioiW ii iuj
l iiisii it i nil- T- - -
Consult an Expert
ronrerninr tlir cm re tf n r liait.
Hair Itcwinr, Shitniptmirm. Scalp
titatmcnt, it's a specialty. All kimls
r hair mnoils am! ornaments in
st tu'U at rcjiyoiia hlc prices,
MISS CRUISE, 21 h st.
M WEBB & COMPANY
MUUlQer) lniixirten
Nn. t BattNT Put PlM. Ftim 1044
FRUIT CAKES,
Whole or by the II)., also
Inver cakes, pound cakes,
etc.
College Street Bakery.
:!7 K. (dl(Ke SI.
PURE
ICE CREAM
hi ciiocolatc and va
nilla llavors, in bulk or
brick, perfectly packed.
Asheville Pure Milk Cc.
Kast Walnut St. Phone 554
WALTON & McLAIN
Oli KISS
A ltocker to the person holdins th
lucky nunil" r (iirlstnms.
You pet a eh.inee with eiery dollar
'im senil with them.
Imk In tli.tr window.
Phone K.15. 19 s. Main St.
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of Christmas hosiery
Came yesterday
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Opening of My 23rd Anniversary
Postponed (o Next Monday
Night from 8 to 10 O'clock
Councils orchestra of six pieces will furnish
the music
Cigars will he furnished to gentlemen and
violet chips to ladies. It will be of interest to
see my first start in business in the year 1887, the
original pictures which I have procured around
about the city will represent the old model e?gar
store in the rear of my present large floor space.
Ladies don't hesitate to come. At the mean
time you'll look over my large assortment of
Xmas presents for your husband, father or boy.
No goods will be sold during the opening. " .
Successfuully yours,
L. Blomberg.
NOTICE RESULTS OF WANT ADS
THE VVIDDIFIELD PIANO
For a Christmas Present will only
cost you $250.00
You can't get better value anywhere
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
21 S. MAIN ST.
you money
K.VO SM-( allst
So. 9-lti-ii nrliuiiiur HldK.
Another Shipment of Pretty
Handkerchiefs Just in
Knibroidcred and Initials for Ladies and Gentle
men. Kaiicy l!o K'lichinus at LW antLlic Box.
Lace ( 'ollars and .lahcts.
Silk Scarfs from fSc up to $2.")0.
Crocheted Slipjiers at and 7.V air.
r.eautiful line of lelt lhu kles, 2"-, ,";(-, and 75c.
The sale of Paintings
continues. Come in totlay
and select the oiu s y u pre
'er. About 7." paintings to
select from.
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x xtJciiu
It will ( ost you nothing to consult me regarding
your eye trouhles.
Take ad vantage of tllH nnnorlnnllv U mo., eova
later.
F. K. n.ARnNISR,
Cr. (1nir.li ami I -at ton Ave.