TTTFv AfiTTEVTLLE CITIZEN. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1909.
YourLwer
Better stir up yur liver a little! Not too
much, just a little, fust em;?b to start the
bile nicely. One of Ayer & l'ill at bedtime
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is all you need. These r lis act directly on
Auk ifi" J"(t' if k"""" " teller the liver. Made for tbe treatment of con-
pilljar a liugriih liver. I hen follow Stipation, biliousnes, dys psia, Sick-hed-
ImoJoict. IU know. iJLT'L?.- ache. Sold for over 60 years.
I hen follow stipation, biliousnes, dys ..
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The musical at tli" t t.i t i i I'm I.
hotel yesterday afternoon. gi.cn t.
the Saturday Mimic el.il, for the ln-u-ftt
fund w 'U iittcii'ifl ii 1 1 ! 1 1 1
BtumlillK the "I I 1 'I H ''Us 1 1.. ) i III ti 'I V 1 1 i.
Christinas Hlmi'i'iiiK v.imh i.ill ii t'.r
time of the year. Mihm il it I'mi'i
played Alusau's Sonata in J'" mi'.'nr
with good effect showing excellent
training and received much v !!. urn
Mrs. clomenKr was indiHpoHcd m.il
did not appear, Iter place being taken
ly Miss Kobln Kcmn ll wline,. Ih-.-i ii -tlful
voice was hniril to ariMuiluge In
the duet with Mr Burn, it Jordan.
Mr. Elmer Westall Winn Gounoil'K
Serenade with violin uhllKulo i I n y (1
ly Mr. M. V. I'onnell, which pmvi d
to be one of the features of the pro
"gram. Mrs. WestuH's vole Ih In line
condition and blended well with the
mellltlou tones of Mr. Coiinell's vio
lin. Ml mi Kllxabeth Rnm".v recited
pluaslngly "The Boul of the Violin"
which was well received. M . Iturni'it
Jordan snng two group of (imt!, one
of old English alr, "Thu Hutlnr's
Ufa," "Pretty, Pretty Creature." and
"Countess in Thy Dancing," with dis
tinction and (Trace, the. lightness mid
airiness of the rendition being espec
ially pleasing. In the heavier wo-k,
Mr. Jordan's lino voice showed d
equal advantage. Mr. t'onncll played
Chopin's Second Nocturtie well re
reiving a large share of the iippluim -of
the afternoon for his admirable
Berformnnce. Miss Elisabeth Porter
and Hiss May Klmberly accompanied
fBoiently and helped materially In
rounding out tho success of the afternoon.
Tha embroidery circle meets thla
afternoon at tho home of Mm. J. W.
Moore on Liberty street.
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Wednesday evening will, perhaps,
have many more attractions than any
before Christmas which will muko It
difficult for many people to docldo lust
which Affair they will attend. Tho
Masonic basaar opens that uftarnoon
and will of course attract a very largtf
crowd. The work of the ladles of the
Eastern Star and their friends will
make a display especially attractive
at this tlm of the year. Wednesday
evening the Musical Art society will
give lbs initial concert on which occa
' silon the work of the large chorus
arUI be judged by the public. The
i. subscribers have anticipated the con
cert with pleasure for many weeks
, and few will be mining. Wednesday
evening also the large and fashionable
wedding of ills Eleanor Fakes and
Mr. Theodore P. Davidson takes pluca
and the edifice will hardly bo large
enough to hold the friends who have
berti bidden t the wedding. There
Are various meetings of societies and
club on this evening and Just how
the division of time and Inclination
will be made, will be interesting.
The public recital this evening 'at
All" Souls church, "Blttmore, will be
of interest to the music loving public
and a noteworthy program will be
ofTered for the occasion. Mrs. Elmer
Westall will be heard In several songs,
en of them which Is sung for the
first time In public, Is composed by
Mr, "F. F. Uarker, and is Inscribed to
Mrs. Westall. The ong wa accepted
by the Schlrmer company and Is to be
published this year. Mr. Haj-ker has
arranged a. personal program which
win be ii delight to his audience and
on Which will require his best attain
ment and ability, Mr, Marker' re
" cital have always been popular, but
"thl evening's program will attract a
larger crowd than usual. The recital
1 a 8.80 o'clock; and the following
will be given:
Fantasy in Y , . Best
Bridal Bong Rogers
Wedding Hymn Woodman
Mr. Barker.
Babylon (sacred song) . . . . Watson
Mr. Elmer Weetall.
Funeral March and Hymn of the
Seraph ... Oullmunt
Mountain Song ... ... Wolstenholm
Komanxa , , Webbo
Mr. Harker.
And God Bhall Wash Away Our
: Tear t llurker
Mrs. Wcatnll.
Andante, variation from Symphony
la D Haydn
Triumphal March '. . H oration Parker
Th Strollers will rnci t this even
ing at 8.30 o'clock at the residence
of Mrs. Charles M. Phrtt, 4$ N. French
Broad avenue. A Tennyson program
will be given one of the bent known
poem-plays being read by Mr. Hurnett
Jordan. Tho meetings of the Strollers
have been of special Interest during
Miiuifin and .irly wlni'i. and t lie
ul departure of i-adiiiK plays,
will continue until after the hull
i'.lan ieieur.Mtl iieKiii for ihi-play.
i ml Mm. Wiley
Mr.
li i . I -wiled in tta
ul I In ir iiiut;ht- r
.Mr. Arthur Allen
l-l.l- e W'.-dlit-M'la V
one ha-li, at I in
liaxier ltrov.ii
'inns to the H.-.J.hii.;
, Kal hi l ine ,M.ie. to
''oiotiM, which taliet.
l)i-i-i mher Un'l, al
borne of tin. In-ide'n
1 1 1 1 l'i ! 1 1 M. Ill
'lllili A il I be i
i! Ml HUl ll 'V
Hie yoilln; H
that h- era I
i:m inn . N.
The wed-
v cry .pi let home affair
i miiiiln r or f rlemlH "f
iie. it Id unilerstooil
oleilaitiiio nlM will ho
Kin ii in honor of .Mim Itrown, before
her Miairiune. Mr and Mm. Comhi'
wdl ii Hide .ifti r Jun-iiiry let ut
.MiCalhe .ivenie . C'hattaniHjgu, Tenn.
Then- will he a meeting of the Amer
ican Woiiiuii'h leiiK"" 'hi afternoon al
the llenriell.i on South Main street,
All peiHutiH wishing to Join the Kouii.t
er' ehapter lire invited to ho present,
ami, ahjn any nu n d Hiring to become
honorary meinhim. The picture of
the lieautllul new chapter house will
be Hbown at this meeting.
Minn KlUnheth Afurphy will spend
the hollduyii al home returning th
latter part of the week with Judge
Murphy from Ilalelgh, whero tho lat
ter llllH heell on bllSlllcHS.
Mrs. 'harlen Katun and her "",
Mr. Janu-H lOnton, of WeijiietonMliig.
Mich., are guent al the (arrolltun
Mrs. Katun hue a son who Is a Ktudont
at the Ashevllin uclionl and will iqiend
thu winter In the elty.
Dr.
front
nence
H. West ray Hnttlc has returned
New York after a week' fib-
Mr. H. It. Cooper, of Wanhlngton,
t). C. I In the city for several dltya
on buslnesn.
Miss Beaumont ITnizard will spend
the holidays at the family plantation
In South Carolina, returning to Wash
ington afterward.
Mrs. C. 11. niarkmore, of Ttnanoke,
Va., Ig in the city tor a nhort luy and
is at the Battery Park hotel.
Mr. J. Frailer Glenn returned Inst
evening from a business trip to Con
cord.
Mrs. it. II. Orahum and small
daughter have returned from a k'lult
to relatives in llanvllle, Vu.
Miss Ully and Miss Rose liattorhum
return from the Normal college at
Greensboro tomorrow for thu holidays.
Miss Haael fihanklln. who has been
the guest of Miss Lillian Weaver, re
turns the latter part of the week for
her home In ITinrleston. W. Va.
Mis Naomi gchcll and Miss rtena
fludger are expected to return tumor
row from the Normal college at
Greensboro for thu Christmas vaca
tion.
Mrs. Alfred H. Human! has gone
to Raleigh on business.
Miss Kmlly Campbell Is expected
next week from Hamilton school In
Washington to upend tho holduys with
her family In thin city.
Pr. Henry LouIb Smith, president
of Davidson college, and Prof. Thomas
W. Llngle are visiting Dr. and Mrs,
Campbell at their home on N. French
Broad avenue.
Mlea Pantile Jonra hns returned
from a several weeks" visit to friends
In tho eastern part of the sinte.
is our ciim and we believe
we have succeeded
in getting
I he Ixi.st for tho money
T he: most economical in use
the most pleasing designs
The hest in construction
I he chearest to orierate
I he easiest to keep in order
The quickest in ocration
The kind that produces best results
.COrfFJi. POT5 unci PLRCOLX I OHS,
1LA WIS and SAMOVARS.
ALCOHOL MOVES
Arthur M. Field Co.
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the f:Mi:n;i:N Y ukmkdv,
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Villi's Croup and Pneuino
nlii Kalvo will nave sIiIuichs
and Hufferlng and dollars. (Jef
Vlck's the old reliable. 2fic,
50c and 100.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I.,
their two children of
Mich, have arrived for
1 Uncork and
Port Huron
the winter
Miss rnlv Morris han gone to Ten
nessee to visit friends and rolatlv:
during the holldayx.
Miss Tleulah Cnrliitul is visiting
friends In Hlack Mountain for sevcrul
day.
Miss Ileal of nnrnvllle. Ih visiting
friends In the city for severnl days
Mr. and Mra. McMillan ( . King
mid MIsh King, of Flat Km-lt, are
Sacrifice Prices
on
FUR COATS
Good furs liavo acotiiiiierci;il value as con
stant us diamonds, and at the following re
duced prices an1 an investment opportunity
that will Hpeedily hv Kiiajiped hy (hose wlio arc
infoinied.
Conej' cat roductd from
Russian J'onv coat reduced from
Caracul coat reduced from
Caracul coat reduced from
Arctic Seal coat reduced from . .
,"(-. )o to $30.
$:..( to 1 1 $35.
.: 7.-.i Ml to $45.
..-). m) to $65.
!fS:.(H)to$65.
M V. MOORE
the city for several days and are
guests at the Flattery Park hotel. "j
Mr. and Mrs. Hllim Iilwl.-etz, of Chi
cago, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fried
man, who are In AwhuvllUi for a stay
r several months.
Mis, Iteuhen Robertson Is moving
Into her ner new home In Proximity
park. ,
Mr. T. F. Unbind who has been In
Washington, has returned to town.
Mrs. Humphreys und her son and
daughter, of South takota, are the
guests of Mrs. 8. N. Wutklns. on Oak
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank C. Munson, of
New York, are guests at the Iialtery
Park hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. II. J Moore, of
Htnckltoiise, N. C, are In the city for
i several days' stay.
XMAS GIFTS FOR
YOUR
SWEETHEART?
AVhy not jrivo her a
Harrison Fisher Book!
or a Christy (Jirl!
We have some beauti
ful Holiday books with
colored illustations
Leather liinding.
Mt it Stutiniicry Co.
23 I 'a I ton Ave.
II. M. NAIIIKIAN, ITop.
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MIsm Cattle Boyd, of Waynesvlllo,
visiting friends In the city.
is
Mr. Peter Yates,
In town on huslncm
of Greensboro. Is
Master Fagg Ma Hoy will return on
the 2nd of the month from Winston-
Salem for the holidays.
Mr. Hooper CalTee, who went to
IVnver, Colo., son-.i- time nfco from
Washington, I. C. is connected with
The Denver Post's rcportorlnl staff.
MUSIC RECITAL '
FOR Y.M.I. TONIGHT
(Contributed.)
The i . M. I. considers liKolf very
fortunate In Ixdng able to arran
a recital here for Mine. Anita Pate
Itrown of Chicago. Thursday nlgh of
thin week. It will he a rere treat
for the lovers of xood hlh cl-iss musii
to lieur this widely known Holoist of
the race. ItcshlcH graduating from
the Chicago Musical colh'gc with
honors, she was selected as one of th
soloists on (he program when th
Lincoln centenary was celebrated In
I'liletiKo last February.
Mine. Ilrnwn comes here In tho In
terest of the Y M. I. As'do from
her work on Thursday evening there
will be a sltort urogram rendered
b some of tin. best local talent. Sev
eral selections by the Y M. I. quartet.
Ins I v lr J Y. Walker, Secretar:
W. J. Trent, Miss Nancv Weight, and
hit r. adlnus hv Mrs VLiKgle Jones
tles. red seat tickets are now on sale
at tho Y. M. I drug store.
to ci iu: rou) ix oi: day.
Take LAXATIVE PUOMO Quinine
Tablets, lh-ngglsts refund money If
It fa!N to cure. K. W. OKOVK's sig
nature Is on each box 2Sc.
NOTICE.
All tlioso d.Mintinir tn the Mason i
nl K;ii rn Sitir hnxaar aro r,iui,tttMl I
to tFitriK tiii'ir ilt'iKithm to Kof i's onil
Stoutw' slofo rit-'in. n xi door lo Vi-
t th';ttrt hf ;t fternoon.
Tht liulit H who hnvv rhaiiRe of the
!i(Vt rout booths, und 1 1 who cxprrt
i artist In tin MrtPoni- and Kastrrn
:ir liM7.aar tiro roquet td to n.oot at
HL'''i-n and Stouts' Ptire room, next
tor to I'uluce 'theater, at 2 .Q this
Hftormon.
Tho Masonlr and Faslern Sar ba
iar will o.jun at 2 o'clock Wednesday
iter noon, nnd will no open tho ro-
CJIRISTMAS COAL
Is the eonl that will give
most warmth and comfort.
That's"
M & W
INDIAN COAL
Phone 130 for a ton.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
USfl
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS
A tfreat holiday display!
Complete preparedness for the greatest demand lb?
Holiday goods in the history of this store is reflectedjja
all our fresh, new Holiday stocks. The choosing of ap
propriate gifts and the supplying of personal and house
hold needs of every description could never be more pleas
antly and economically accomplished than now at tfiis
helpful store. 'i
Quality is idealized here, and every article and piece
of merchandise shown is absolutely the best of jtsjkind.
Prices are as low as our ambition to always offer the lowest
possible on highest qualities can make them. Every con
venience, attraction and advantage that the Holiday shop
per could desire is to be found in this great Holiday, ftorej
Today we call your attention to the glove and merchaW
dise certificates. No where will you find so great a stock.
No where will you find values to equal those offered you
here.
Glove and Merchandise Certificates
Last year wo issued certificates for gloves and merchandise. This was quite ar
limovarion nut it proven to tie a popular one. Urten a person gives a gift thai
isn t particularly useful to the recipient. This abolishes that trouble
Certificates at the office for sJil.(K), $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00, $5.00, and $10.00'
They are good for three months after date of issue. - . -
Meet Your Friends at The Bon Marche
COFFEE TEA
Kreh roasted Coffee every week, at
Simpson Tea and Coffee Co.
35 K. 'COLLEGE ST.
All rders rromptly delivered
Phone 1713.
THE VERY BEST ICE CREAM
That can be made from pure cream, is offered Ashe
viae people at $1.25 a gallon. In bricks at $150. Phon
ASHEVILLE PURE MILK Ca ?C
Proscriptions Culled for and
w. o. Wolfe ASHEVILLE PHARMACY
iuuuumcuiii auu luiuustiuucii
Domestic and foreign granite and
mnrhle. Iron fence -bases, and all
kinds of cemetery finishings. De-!
sit! us on application. Wolfe build-!
ir.K. Cack Square and Market St. i
Ashevllle. N. C.
Qpp.
Delivered.
Post Office. PhoneiVmo-S'
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SALE of SECOND
HAND
The following list of Inntrumont
taken In cNrhns as partial i"
inent on the Artistic StlefT and Shnw
piano, am being thoroughly over
hauled nnd each one will he In tint
condition, nnd might suit some pur
chaser who would like (i servli-able
Instrument at a lovr pi ke and on easy
terms. if so write at once taking
first, second and third choice, nnd we
will give you a full description by
return in.-ili or In person:
N'o. 1. Harrington, rosewood cubo
self player $300
N-o. 2. Stii-f, rosewood case .. 27"
No. 3. Kits St Pond, mahogany
on" 2 fill
Xo. 4. .M.ithushek, eboniivd case L'SO
No. fi. Kinerson, W'linit case.. 1'int
No. ii. Itr. lumuller, oak case.. l.'O
N'o. 7. Kingsbury mahogany easel Ti
No. S. Arinn, ebonized ease .. l.'.rt
No. S. Oilhcrt, ebonlsed case.. 1.';.
No. 10. Swiek. ebonlaed case.. ..IlT.
No. 11. Windsor, walnut cane ..
No, 12. Crown, wlnut case .. . 1 u r. I
No. 13. steinway. square .... l.'.O
No. 1 4. Newman Bros., square . T". ,
No. IR. Kniplr squaro
No. 16. Stiett, squre
No. IT. i r i v eetee n , sqiuire ....
No. IS. Si . (T square
No. t;i. Kn.ihe square
No. 20. l'r-sson square
M. WEBB & COMPArVY
Millinery Imiorters
No. 6 Flattery Purk Place, Plume 1011
IT IS A WISE TIUXG
REFINED PEOPLE.
demand rare articles, old hand-maJe
Jewelry and furniture at
VICTOR STERN'S I
Antique Arts and Crafts Shop J
Somlley Huilding Haywood St I
Eve Specialist
No. 9-10-11
to De prepared ror emergencies. Many people
through life and suffer from cramps, colic, neurai
Kia, rheumatism, cold on their chest. .... .wlthoti
knowing the quick comfort that a hot water ba.
gives. We havw thorn In different sixes, aa well a
all kinds of rubber goods In sprays, douches ant
everything up-to-date In the Drug line. ,
FREE!
It will cost you nothing to consult me regard!
your eye troubles.
Take advantage of the opportunity It may a
you money later.
F. K. GARDNER,
Manufacturing Optlcl
Dr I mmor Bldg. Cor. Church and Patten Ave.
MACAROONS
Almond and Cocoanut
Fresh Daily.
College Street Bakery.
37 E. College St,
GENTLEMEN
If you wnnt to buy a useful and
appropriate Kift for a lady friend,
call and see our stock of holiday
goods and let us aid you in your se
lection. MISS CRUISE, J"""'""1 st-
WALTON & McLAIN
OFVERM
A l:coker to the person holding fhs
lucky number, Christniug.
You get a chance with every dollar
you spend with them.
Look In their window.
Phone 1516. 1 S. Main St.
Every Woman
u uiierefcUMi ana taouia Know
. about the wonderful
kMARVEL Whirling Spray
1 I'M naw T.rt.al fjrU.o.
flillil
vmrL' mm . iit.
I S II -k V TF
ih. - 'i wmnjr
Bent M ot oonveu-
11 C1UUMM
Ah Ttmr tlnimtiit f,T tt.
If h eannot suppir the
A u r. !' 'in no -1
Othr, bnt tona tump fur
llUwtraU'it book -twl. It I
full partimiiirt Mill direction! tn-
miistii t.i imtiM. M AHra.m..
4 1 tiuit JUkt,wl.M.WIUKU.
PAINLESS DKNTBfTRT
Now Is th time to look', after yoj
decayed teeth saves pain, and iron
during the cold weaUjpS :
Teeth filled and extracted withal
pain No charge for examination
Prices always reasonable" -;
Dr. Matthews' Dental .Parlors, Oaf
. inege ana Kprac sta., near Us
Court Houne office Phone 949, Real
uence f none 7Z. ;
R.-lsy Wei
If desired.!
kly or monthly payment?
Chas. M. Sfieff
Mnniifactut'er of the Artistic StiefT
StletT S. lf Player and Shaw, the pl
nnos with the vcet tone.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
C. H. WtLMOTH, Manager.
The Special Sale of Oil Paintings by Prof. Miller
ends today. If you wish a handsome Painting at
your own price, come in today.
New Neckwear and Furs Have
Just Arrived
r.cauf il'ul neckwear put up in pretty Christmas boxes at 25c, 35e, 39c, 50c,
!V. and 75c each. ' ,
Dainty handkerchiefs i'roiii 15e to $2.00.
We are niakinsr an assortment of Furs which we think will !o iust tho :
tli in?; for a Christmas gilt. (onie in today and take a look at them.
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