THE ASUEVILLE CITIZEN". WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1909.
SOCIAL .
PERSONAL
The Strollers annual iIIihut I.ih
evening- at the Monnr milii' .-. I,ihi-iI
any eimilar former m-casioo mul iln
affair v.ub ut on.,, tun omul uii'ii-n-Wid
beautiful given In th.. i-i'y In
nome yean. The private dlnlm; 1.-.1.1
iktts transformed Into a Ini i I ;i t hi:;
fairyland. From Invisible HimulM : i
p&nded from the relllng tlnwl liih. n
of various delicate lint, huntt In yjis
tehlng lengths, which causli! nnd r
fleeted a thousand t Imca evry IikIiI
In the apartment. Under ihl 1.1,1 -lUuit
and delicate ranopv, the l-ni,'
dinner table, In the form of n nrii.
cross, glittered with a liKht c.vitIih!
of "snow" and In the eentcr 11 l.i-miil-
ful little Christmas tree, villi pal
waxen candles, held Klftn for en. h
Of the forty truest. The lftH win
mall dolts, odd little necklm
beads, tinsel UoJl, and vurloiiH pk-ii
souvenirs of tha affair The plac-
cards were decorated with holly, and
souvenir tab! e enveloped In holly
and mistletoe at the aide of the room
held s, large ornamental basket filled
with quaint dolls and Inrirc colored
Unset balls. There were rattles nnd
horns and various noisy toy peoillur
to the holiday season, all of which
ware sounded with convincing effect
during the evening. There were
, also toasts and speeches and the din
ner was a huge success. Afterward
the fcuests repaired to the Albemarle,
club house and the remainder of the
evening was spent In music, dam-Inn
and bowling. The reading of IXckcim'
"Christmas Carol,'' before a biasing
Tul log by Mr. Burnett Jordan,
surrounded by member' of tho club,
wu Uie moat Interesting feature of
the evening. Mr. Jordan caught tho
C'hrlstmaa spirit which Illuminated his
. Interpretation of the well known and
beautiful story. Mr. Jordan never
read better, nor was he mors appro
- dated than hurt evening. The entire
decoration Jid success of the annual
dinner was due to Mr. Jordan, who
lut head of the Strollers ha never tost
Interest Jn their welfare, whether the
occasion b one of work or piny. There
were About forty guests, n few of
'. whom, ' weta not tnamfcert of the
club and the evening was In every way
thoroughly enjoyed.
; Mr. and Kirs. W. H. Weatull tntor
talned Informally In honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Westell, Monday evening
at their home on Clayton street. The
house wm decorated lavishly With
holly and mistletoe, - Mr. ami Mrs.
Wee tail's guest were Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Weste.ll, Mr, .and , Mrs. J.utK,
- Hit Illokert, Dr. Purefoy, Mia lw
Is, Mr. Lewis, Mr. B. B. Lwln. Mr.
and Mr. Crockett Waatatl, Mlas Wolf,
Mr, Fred. Wolf, Mr. John Muckay
and, Mr. Chorlos Westall. '
O' , t ,, S , '"
Uttle Mia Oertrudo Nichols gave a
prtty children' party Monday after
nnon at her home on Ann street In
honor of her tenth anniversary. Th.4
, children played number of gomes
and later, in the afternoon refroah
ment were aorved. . The guest war
Mlaae Mabl Morris, Clara Alexander,
Mabel .nd Annie Corbln, Olnrly and
Lnhv MoCanle, Ray Wilson. Master
Jlmmle 8ugH, Cyril Henry, hoy
Nlchol Mid Edwin Alexander.
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Mia Mary. Ambler entertained In
formally last evening at her home on
Mammon venu with , Christmas
party to which a. .number of youni.
people wer Invited.
Mr. Willis Collin will entertain
Thurday Afternoon at her home on
Cumberland avenue In honor of Mrs.
Wallace Rollins of Sweet Briar, Tenn ,
and Mrs. E. E. Bagan of Atlanta, On.,
with & tea.
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If bet Eva Horner entertained last
evening with an Informul Christmas
M. V. MOORE
Announces a Clearance Sale
of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
at
Cent
25 per
This is a l.rc-invciitorv
l
shall he in effect only i'nr
uy, Friday and Saturday
The underwear is neither soiled,
nor inhroken assort iiu iifs. Much of
lutely new, has iiiK heeii purchasetl for next
Spring soiling.
It will not he displayed : that would mean more
labor. The single exeitse is to reduce stock foi1
inventory.
The lino is complete and abundant: corset
covers, drawers, petticoats, gowns, chemises,
and combinations: prices for all grade, V.)
cts. up to $15.00, uniformly discounted one
fourth. ., v.
party in honor of ln-r bonne ku ct ,
Mitw Ail. I.ndc vv'Ii.-I.-kh.
The iiM.t Hii'f'KMfnl I'hriitmna on-li-rlii
in rii'-nt i--i- kI-ii In the IdntMry
.f Hi.- lira Hlr.-il I 'n sl,y I 1 ,.1 ri rliui. h
and HnliUilh m Imul wriM Indd Mnnday
ninht i't61i" i hurrli un ' ira atr'i t.
l-:vci y inTtJal.li room ivjia unc1 to ac
'!imiri'iilalijhi. pcupp- and a very
laiKM rii.nl v..ih turned :nvi.y. The
Hithjei t was "A V'lall from Mr. anrt
Mm, Sanl.i I'laua," anil they both
played llnlr iarm splendidly. Th
pr'HKrarn van hj followM:
Hiimk by tlni Mihool: "Joy to the
World. '
IriMi. all.in. Kev. K. I.ysander ilrnu
ltecltatlutl: "I lur Welcome," Ua-
cntnlie Janne.
KiuiIIhk: "Who Santa Clang Mar
ried, " Mlna Kather Key.
Arrival of Mm. Bantu ('laua and n
uhort talk hy her.
HonK: "Chrlatmas Oreeiing." thirty
voices of the Junior I'hllathea rlaae
1-otiK dlatance telephone message
from Hanta :iaus, leaving the North
pole.
IfernhlH of Christmas: Six girls of
Ml Ha ICIIu. I'iiIIm' clan I, cola MeCalis
ter, Clara Htreetman, Cornelia Wells,
Geneva. 1'reaiilcy, Kugeiilit Herrmann
and Alberta I'iikIi.
Hook: "Waltlnn for Santa Claus.
fourteen children of the classes of
MIhh Rtockton and Mlas Hmlth.
Itecllatlon: "If I iould be Hanln
Claus," Herbert Kay.
"When Christ Was Horn," two boya
of Miss Itodd's cliuwt, lloylu Adums
and Hoy Mull.
liong ulstunce telephone meeaie
from Hanta Claus at Buffalo.
"What I Want," eight boys In
cluaees of MIms Frankle KUe nnd Mis
KltiKenald. Will Monday, Teddy
Steele, Arthur Mclean, Edgar Mich
aol, Thad Ailnmu, James Harrison,
Willie Downle and Wealey Poor.
Ke.tatlon: "The Herald Htar," Nu
onil McUUn.
Bong: "Long Ago on Christmas,'
forty voices from the clnsscs of Ml
Smith and Mlae Htockton.
Htar Drill, five girls from Mrs. Hay's
Class; Mary Cnjdwoll, Kdwlnna Hay.
Daisy Prussley, France Tarpley anl
Clii.rft Knlster.
Motion Drill: Kuby Mull of Mlas
Potts' class, usttlstod by Opal Mul
Allwrta Pugh, Clara Htreeiman, Kll
Potts and Thelma Kllllun.
Bung: "(, Chrutmaa Hells, Iti tg
0ut,", about fifty voice from the
claw of Miss Fltsgerald, Mist
Fnunkla Else, Mlsa tlodd, Mr, itu"
anil Mlas Kllu Potts.
Long distance telephone mesaage
from Santa Clau at Richmond.
Recitation: "Santa Claus Is Com
ing," Jeasls Pott
, Hanta Cltaue comes In and makes a
Short talk.
Distribution of gifts by Mr. and
,Mr. fjanta, Claus with several helper.
Tn nouso wn nnauiuuiiy aeco
rnled with large signs of, "Welcome."
end "A Merry Christmas," and alao
holly branches and holly wreaths, and
large hells. The tree wa artistically
trlmrhed with ornament and tlnael
and over the tree were thltry-two
mall candle power light In different
colors. Around tne cage 01 me piai-
form wa a row of larger colored
tight. Just before the distribution
of gifts to the children, Mr. Santa
Claus presented to Rev. nnd Mr
Orau euch a beautiful gift, which was
moat highly appreciated by them.
Much credit is due to Mr. and Mr.
J. C. Hlackwood and the decortttlng
committee, who made the church look
so beautiful. Rev. and Mrs. Grau
wish to thank all others who helped
to make the entertainment a success.
Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Alexander gave
a Christmas tree and dinner at their
home In Acton for a number of chil
dren which oroved to be a very
Discount
price mlurtion
nut
a
Wednesday, Tliurs
nf this week.
dm
p worn
is
charming affair and dellxhted the
irmnll gueU exceedingly. The ar
tree was heavily laden and each of
the children departed with their nrrrn
filled with toys anil vurlous Klft
mere wern a numlx r of Kuentu
amniiK whom Ii-Iiik Mr and Mrs. 1
1.. jinxHnrnr. sir. and Mrs. Jihw
Crook, arid about llftei-n or more chil
dren Including tho. of the Immediate
family.
Mrs. McCeney Werlich K"ve a small
tea VeHlerday afternoon at the ISattery
Park hotel, when- she is spending 1)..
season.
MImr Florence I .arnlicrl.son enter
tains Informully Ihla evening lit her
home on ( 'urn herland avenue. A
nunil.er ol the younger act have heen
Invited.
MIhh Martha Wooldrldge has Ihhuc.1
Invitations to a watch party, which
will take place at her home 1 n Mont
ford avenue 1'rldoy evening
The Kdward Hiiocomlre chanter. D.
A. It., will meet Friday afternoon at
tho residence of Mrs 8. Kllzabeth
ltolton on Client nut street. The bat
tl of King's Mountain will be the
subject of the meeting.
Mrs. Elwln Hpcar will entertain the
Friday Bridge cluh at her home on
Haywood street thla week.
J
The French Mroad Council, Jr. O. TT.
A. il., will entertain Thursday even
lug at their hall on Houth Main street
The following I the program for the
evening's entertainment:
Pruyer Rev. . J. Helaabecl-
Readings Miss I.fna Youm;
Music, male quartet C. A. Rice, (luy
Weaver, A. C. Williams, J It. tlrlce
DiieUt Miss Myrtle Harris. Miss Vir
ginia Fortune.
New Year's Resolution In Khymc--(luy
Weaver.
Address . . Hon. J. M. (Ridger
Refreshment and Informal greet
ings will close the evenlntc's enter
tainment. J J
The Florence hotel gave n dance
last night to Its patrons and several
of the railroad men. There were
about thirty couples dancing.
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The Trinity Hominy achMl classed
held their Christmas entertainment In
the Hunday School room of the church
yesterday afternoon. An Interesting
program was carried out.
Mr. I.lnn Milton Hourne, Jr., Is at
home from th University of North
Carolina for the holidays visiting his
parents lit No. ltl Hearrten avenue.
Cadet Francis C. hourne, who Is
spending the holidays with his par
ents, Mr. wid Mrs. Louts M Hourne,
at No. 1I llearden avenue, h-m as his
guest IJeut, Olney Davis of lllllshoro,
Tex., who will graduate from lilnit
hiun next May.
Mr. V. W. M. Honthwark of Huston
arrived yesterday and is tha guest of
hi cousins, Mrs. H. Kllsaliuth Holton
and Mrs. K. W. Kent.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wlnenklo of
High Point are guests ut the Mattery
Park hotel for the week.
Miss Marlon Lewis of Greensboro
Is visiting her cousin. Miss Adams,
for several days.
Mlas Opal Rrown ot Charlotte III
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hrown.
Prof. R. V. Kennedy has gone to
Charlotte to attend the 8. K. A. con
ference.
Messrs. Hugh Fullertnn and Htunrt
Fullerton of Springfield, O., and
George Fullerton of Webb City, Mo.,
are In the city for a stay of several
week and are guests at the Hattery
Park hotel.
Dr. and Mrs. Silvio Von Muck have
arrived safely In Naples according to
a recently received cablegram.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rragaw have
gone to Lexington, N. (.'., to visit
friends and relatives.
Mr. T. W. Snyder of Hot Springs
Is In the city for a stay of several
days.
Mr. O. W. Hill or Memphis Is In
the city on business for a few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Powers who were
guests at the Hnttery Park hotel for
several days the latter part of the
week have returned cajit. Mrs Pow
ers wa Miss Helen Lemley before
her recent marriage.
Mr. Hugh Fullerton of Springfield,
).. la In the city for a few das on
business.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McClaln and
small children of Fort Worth, Tev.,
arc vlnlllng the relatives of Mrs Mc
clain in I he city
Miss May Thomas and Miss CI.11-1
Williams of I'ldomliln. S. C. are islt
lag friends in the city during the hol
idays. Ruffner Campbell bus gone ! W.iy-
nesvllle to attend a house party given
hy Miss Ports Nawlln, and returns to
town today.
Mr. and Mrs George Collins who
have tieen visiting Mr and Mi's. 11. T
olllns returned yeslerdity to SmIIm-
huiy.
Mr and Mrs Hoy Itaiikln of Ti yon
are In tho city for a fortnight's stay
Miss Anna Pulton of Christ si luml
to town
liuls.
for the
week v isll In;
ViW Cl'RlOl) IN TO 14 I YS.
PA.t) OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure anv case of Itching
Rllnd
oi Protii,llnr Piles In to 14
days or
monev refunded. GUc
DR. BURROUGHS
GROWING WEAKER
At nn enrly hour this mornlntr Dr.
llurroughs was still alive but was
steudily growing wwiker. His condi
tion Is such that hts physicians have
almost given up hop.
Thora la Only One
"Bromo
that la
Laxative Bromo Quinine
usto me would owe to
Always remember the full name,
for tliia signature on every box.
CGLIN'S CUPID DART
HIT HER IN THE FOOT
A I NWKNT TO HI'.K HlvUtT AMI
siik wot i d not ritosrt i Ti:
Court Frowns on that Sort of Couit
ship and Keml Colin Out
fin- Eight Months.
Colin Davis, a negro employed nt
the Crystal lunch room. while
Imbued with too much pule corn li
quor became Imbued also with th
Idea that he was a inv. hoy from the
plains, a desperado, a had, wild and
woolly man as he was dancing with
his "lady friend" at George Ah xan
der's' dance hall on Christinas eve
and just for tho Jollity of the thing
he took a shot at his "lady's friends
twinkling toes while she w .s his
partner. When called before Judgi
Cocke to answer for the offense yes
terday his lady friend, Ophlmstcr
Thomas, was loth to prosecute her
Colin .and Said she did not think he
meant to shoot her although the bul
let found It way Into her best danc
ing foot.
Judge Cocke has little patience
with pistol shooting as a side attrac
tion to a dance, and told Colin he
could go out on the roads for eight
months nnd Improve his ulm with a
pick. Colin thought badly of the sen
tence and appealed. His bond was
fixed ut $200.
Henry Hunhar and Jack Jones,
both negroes for the pleasure of
(uklng a whack at each other In a
common assault drew fines of $10
and costs each.
Hies Flack, colored, and Jess Pen-
land paid the usual price of a drunk.
.l and costs, and Chancy White for
disorderly conduct drew a fine of $5
and costs.
Mrs. M. J. Hludor and Tollcy Kar-
low each sulci the other had commit-1
ted an assault upon her. and proved
It to the satisfaction of the court, but
Mrs. Kinder seems to have got the
la.tter of It, or dge was more to
blame for while both were found
guilty and taxed with the costs. Mrs
Hluiler's assailant had her costs re
mitted by the court.
FIREMEN AND CITY
OFFICIALS TO DINE
ntl.l, ni tit KSTS OF MIT. MH'GU
RAN Tin itsn.w NIGHT
Suannaiioa nnd Its Proprietor to be
Rocogfllurd as Part of tlio
City Government.
Mr. Frank Loughran Is to be elect
ed official host of the city, and the
Swannanoa hotel la to be selected as
the official botniuct hall. Having
feasted the city police force yester
day until not a single blue cout or
tho bunch could have run ten yards
had his record depended on It. Mr.
lyoughran has invited the rest of the
city officials to he banqueted by him
Thursday night at nine o'clock. Th
Invitation Includes tho mayor, the al
dermen, and the ilremen of the city,
and although mentioned last, the
firemen really should come first, for
the hamiuet Is primarilly to them
and tne other city oitichiis are in
vited to be entertained with tlnin.
Mr. Loughran has a warm place in
his heart for the city firemen, and
each .year rcnieinhcrs their good work
In the service ol the city by a siiinp
(uous baiiiiief.
The banquet will follow n business
meeting of the illy firemen ut which
several matters of Importance relative
to the tlreiiien's Insurance company
will con' up for discussion and as
President McNeil of the State fir
men's association Is expected to In
here he will aNo he a guest.
Mr. l.oughran purposely set the
hour for the I'.inquot at nine o'clock
to enable t Hi' Ilremen to dispose of
their business and also to Rive the
illy aldermen and officials plenty of
lime to make their speeches after
(he menu has lieen disposed of.
The dinner will be one or the most
elaborate of the season both In vari
ety and abundance, for the city offi
cials are know n to be men of ample
appct ites.
HtOQl OIS SM'E..,
WI1.MIXTOX. N. C. lVc L'S The
t'lyile liniT linfiuoiM which lost her
rudder nnd an. -bored on" the l'rylns
Can Shoals lightship Is now on her
way to Charleston in tow of the Mal
lory liner San Marcos.
A blow (a the Back. An overcoat is
neceMary nuisance ami the tendency to laid
it off ou warmish days in late autumn and
winter is as Ktrong as it is unwi.se. A
treaoherous wind hits you in the back an
the next niorning you have lumbago, Kul
well and often with l'erry, Davis 1'ainkillo:
aad y-ou will be aatonished to find bor
vjuickly all sureueu is baaisbed.
Quinine"
pure a cold im one oat.
e a cold IK one t
SWA
Look
2&c.
AMUSEMENTS
Few plays produced In recent years
have aroused so much comment as
"The Heryant In the House," whl h
comes to the Grand Friday night, J.
cemher 3 1 (New Year'K fvi'). t has
enjoyed remarkable runs in both New
York and Chicago and has ndiled to
that record a series of ready remark
able sin cesHi s achieved in ev ery lar'.-o
i lly jn which ii bus been fresentid
The play is described as a modern
comedy, sparkling with humor, but
Its theme is Intensely dramatic and
several of its scenes are of such stir
ring pathos as to occasiona II v border
on tragedy. The most remarkable
feature or (he play is Hie central char
acter, Manson, given In the progran:
as the "Bishop of lienores." It la not
distinctly stated that this mysterious
Hindoo "Servant'' Is a reincarnation
of the Christ, but the hm-ruuec of
the play and the costume in which
thla character is garbed lndl"i'ie lha:
this is the impression it Is desired to
convey.
"The Servant In the House" bin
been so thoroughly dlBoussed in news
papers and magazlm that It Is un
necessary (o oudlne the plot again.
It Is probably of more lnt rest t,
Ashcville theatre goers to know (hnt
the original New York production and
number me company is being sent to
Ibis clly. Tyrone Power In his fa
mous Drain-Man role, heads the cast,
which Includes George W. 'ViLion cm
the lilshop of Lancashire.; Wilfred
Roger as Manson; David Gbirsford ra
ttio Vicar; Falilh Crane as 'he vicar's
wife; Jessie llenillnnilig as Mary, and
Handd de lieclicr as Rogers, the pare
boy.
This attraction is guarantee! t the
management of the Grand :ih one of
Hie really great dramatic treats of
the season
SECOND VICTIM OF
MADMAN DEAD
MACON, Ga., Dec 2S. Mrs. -Maltha
Exum, who waB shot hy her son
In-law, Kdward II, Alfortl, last night,
died today, the bullet which entered
Hie neck resulting 111 complete pa
ralysls of the body. This Is the sec
ond death resulting from Injuries In
dicted by Alford, bis wife having
jeen slim and almost instantly killed
at the time he shot Mrs. Exum and
himself. Doctors tonlnni gave nut the
statement I hat Alford cannot live
through the night. The deputy sher
iff who has guarded him since he was
nent to the hospital was relieved from
duty this afternoon, the surgeons
statlnw that death would bar the law
from Its course.
HKRE is a gift that
never fails to
please a box1 of
NUNNALLY'S. Every
body likes it, everybody
wants it, everybody
knows it is the finest,
purest candy in the
world. You can make
no mistake in taking or
sending it to the most
fastidious lady in the
land.
A fresh supply alv-yi by
HAYNCV ; ,KK, M'OKH,
:'. I Pntlon Avenue.
"yVone Like Nurmally"
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TIIK DIAMOND HkAM. A
l.adlrBl Ak your lrsi't ftir i
hkrhnMer-a IH. jTtrndA
I'llUI Ur4MA Uold n,nllicV
soled wltll Mile. RIMms.
lrurlt. A,k( IIM IiVk-TFRS
niAMoND iiRAinn hii.i.h. f- sa
yevs kntrniuBol, lialm. Alwrt Kellftlil
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS FVERYWHEPF
Reduction Sale of
Oriental Goods
Here are a few items.
2 dozen "Jabots," former price sjfl.'iO. now $1.00
.'5 dozen Crochet (1ollars former price !U. .", now
$1.00.
1 dozen Real liinenhand emliroidercd Sliirt Waist
Patterns, former price $".()), now ... ...$3.50
Handkerchiefs, Scarfs,
greatly reduced prices.
if. City Stationery Co.
D. M. Nahikian. 23 Patton Ave.
Col
tdarm Id'mter ftosiefy forj
the Snfire f umily
If bosiery is wanted tbiH is certainly tbc place to
et supplied. Our showing is always good whether
you conic a few days after Christmas or a intinth -lie-fore,
We believe in keeping our stocks' up to the
highest point of efficiency and thus you will find our
hosiery stock.
Cadet hose at 25c a pair are the very best to be
had at the price. Judging from the number that we
have sold recently, lots of people have found this as
sertion to be true.
Kverwear hose for men are priced at $1.50 and
$:).00 a box of six.
Kverwear hose for women are priced at $2.00 and
$:.()() a box of six.
Thes' hose are warranted to wear six months
without a hole or tear. . - v. -
The celebrate! 'Cordon Dye' Hosiery is sold here
at all ju ices from 15c pair to 50c pair for cottou hose
in phiin colors. (
R,eadytQ'b)ear (garments at
Very Special Prices
Better buy now if you want to get a nice suit or
other Ready-to-Wear Garment. Trices way low
now. ' i 'i .;
Eve Specialist
No. 9-10-11 Drhumor Bldg.
ASUEVILLE PUARMACYoi-P. Post Office. Phones JSCO-UC
Prescriptions Called for and Delivered. '
L IT IS A WISE THING , ,, 1
!H1
All kinds of of pastry, cakes,
bread etc.
Fresh Dai'y
LITTLE BAKERY
ST E. Collctre St.
A Happy New Year
To one and all. Forgotten
friends can yet lie reineni
licred with a box of cigars.
Schas' Segar Store
S. Main St.
Phone 511.
Watch for oM iiilia of our new store. ,
A liberal Reduction
in Price
Shell combs, hair ornaments
combs, brushes, toilet re
quisites, etc at special pri
ces.
MISS CRUISE, 27 "wood .
WATCHES MY Sl'KCIALT
If you need a watch that will
keep time, wc have them, and
at prices that are riKht.
l-'hie Wutrh KcMllrlii!;
J. K. CAltl'EXTEH,
32 l'atoll A vp.
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
BRING RESULTS.
Center
Pieces, nil at
V:
--.1,iTn)V
FREE! t ft
It will cost you nothing tu consult me regarding;
your eye troubles. p
Take advantage of the opportunity It may sav
you money later. .
P. K. GARDNT5R,
Manufacturing Optician
Cor. Church and Patton Ave.
to be prepared for emergencies. Many people W
through life and suffer from cramps, eollca. neural
gia, rheumatism, cold on their chest without
knowing the q ulck comfort that a hot wateir bft('
gives. Wo have them In different sizes, a well as
all kinds of rubber goods In sprays, douches nnd
everything up-to-date In the Drug line. ,
WALTON & McLAlN , J
20 DISCOUNT SALES r
Commences Dec, 16th' at 9 a. m. and
lasts until Dec, 81, p. m. This M
no fake sale. Come and get your nlcs ,
useful presents, and Bave 20o on
every dollar you spend., , '
Walton & Mcljaln Furniture Op.
Phone 1S1K. IS S. Main St.
For a Christmas Gift.
A rare exclusive old piece
of Antique Jewelry, or fur
niture would be most appre
ciated. VICTOR STEUN'S
Antique Arts nnd Crafts Shop
Sondley Building
Haywood St.
21
1
NO PNEUMONIA
In the home that has M &
W Indian Coal in the cellar.
It is THE perfect fuel sold
in Asheville. Over 95, pec
cent carbon. Phone 130.
Carolina Coal &
Ice Company
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PAINLESS DENTISTRT
Now Is the time to look after four
decayed teeth eaves pain and worry
during the cold weather.
Teeth filled and extracted without
pain o charire for examination
Prices always reasonable.
Ir. Matthews' Dental .Parlors, Cor.
College and Sprnce Sts., near the
Court llonw Office Phone 049, tUxi.
iIcimo Phone t72.
Stoves, Heaters and Ranges
at reduced prices.
Beaumont Furniture Co.
27 South Main St.
M. WESB & COMPANY
Millinery Importer ,
Xo. 6 Itattcry Park Place, Phone 1IM4
COFFEE TEA
Fresh masted Coffee every week at
Simpson Tea and Coffee Co.
35 E. COLLEGE ST.
All orders
rhone ITU.
promptly delivered.