THK ASJiKVILLK OITIZICX, TIIUKSDA V, APRIL 6, 1911.
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Society
and Personal
Th most interesting aiinuum cnifiii
J o( yesterday was that t tie Ashev die
club would give a nuptioti in honoi
Of the State Federation n( Women a
I dubs the first week in May durints th
mcatlnc which i held nor.. t truii
time. H ha been some u n sup v
3 ladles' day at the luh omitted
from the annual program, ami the an
nouncement of the lm I that the por
tal of the AsheWlle clul would he
thrown open one atternoon lor the
reception of the fait ex 'auaed i u 1 1-
riffle yesterdaj. The hours of the
reception will be from lour until i
o'clock, and the afternoon mil l.c de
cided upon later.
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There will he a meelihK ol llm
Woman' guild of Trinuy church this
afternoon at the residence of Mix
Frank Hewitt, 111 Moniford avenue,
at half after three o'clock.
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3" he lake and apron sale hi. h will
beWfiven by the Kiilld of Trinity
church Saturday will Interest women.
Many dainty, useful and attractive,
apron 1 have been donated for th"
ccaalon and will ha ld at Wim i
drug store. The cake and I rend
ale take place at Yale & MoOulre's
grocery atore.
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Atf Interesting rumor which la al
present coin the rounds is that of
the prospective marriage of an Ashe
vtlla widow to a well known physician
of tha elty who has been a widower
for number of yeara. It la said the
wedding take place June, and If It
doe will be of Interest to a large
number of Aahevllle people.
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' Yesterday waa the anniversary of
4 th battle of Shiluh, and today there
s .J will be commemorative program
; i given at the residence of Mra. James
. j mm srjwr . tf iiii 'uiii:i 'i tin?
4 Confederacy. Tha meeting will he at
four o'clock this afternoon, and will
be of special Interest.
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: Thla Afternoon:, at half after four
o'clock at All Soula' church, Blltmora,
Mr,, F. T. Harker will give an organ
racriaL the -program of which waa
,1 published Jnr yesterday' Issue. , Mr.
i Harker' -Lenten ' recitals have been
S largely attended,' and have been
greatly enjoyed by the community.
3 Mra. Elmer Westall will ba the solo-...
'.Tha S! ;',ir3. A. Will meet today at
four o'clock at the Y, M. C. A. audi
torium. All member are urged to at
tend. . j. .
',. Tha Invitation to the suhscrlptlon
fancy . dres and mnaquorade hall
which wilt be given under the sue
': A pices' of the . Country club April SO
' at tha Manor were received yesterday
vTh acceptance must he sent In to
a Mr. B, I. Frost not later than April
"ti II, vt otherwise th project will have
ctO.ba aba.nd.oned..,. The ball will be
B on of th largest and most beautiful
ever given In Atheville. and the ar
i ' ranp-ements entail considerable time
.. ft an denergy, therefore It la necessary
that there he assurance of the up
.... , port .of tit club, It I alio requested
ths( ny member of the Country club
' who ha not received an Invitation
communicate with Mr. Frost as early
. , a possible. Th Invltatlona Included
, th following list of partonesses: Mr.
Richmond Pearson. Mrs. Tench Coxe.
$9 Mvav A. B. Barnard. Mrs. D. (, Wad
r" dell. Jr.; Mra, -hillp 8. Henry, Mr.
; John A. Campbell. Mrs Carl V Rey
Unolda. Mr. W. Vance Brown. Mrs.
.Chart I. Jordan, Mra. Reuben Rob
!ieon, Wr. C E. Waddell, Mrs.
. if Charles L. .Minor, Mrs. Thomas Bet
t tie, - Mr. Thorns P, Cheesborough.
f. Mra. Harold Rees, Mrs. Thompson
f.) Fraair, Mr. Huff Merrick. Mrs. Krvvln
w Bluder, Mrs. Harold F. Seymour, Mrs.
!iilP.'H''Brarieh., Mrs. J. E. Cocke, Mrs.
''Theodora t)avldson.
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' Mr1, and Wc Donald, who have
W been the guests of Mra. Dunn McKee
T In Victoria, leave todav for Vetv
?"Tork.
; Mra. F. L. Conger and child and
Mra. F, A. Iow have returned to!
; Galeshurg, 111., after a stay at the 1
,r Manor. ..
'ZZ - Mr.
and Mrs. Beekman Lorlllard
wh Ve apent several months trav.
eltng In Couth America, were expect- j
ed to land In New Vork yesterday. !
Mr. Ernest V Roberts, of Athens.
Spring Catnlocnie
tasteful dressers.
broidered or in a tfi-ont
mm,- m
to
Priced $1.00 to $.1.50. "
Gloves Our long silk gloves come in skv.
emerald, pink ,green .white and mam prettv
shades that will beautifullv match vour new
spring clothes. These gloves have reinforced
finger tips and are splendidlv made at everv
point. Long glovcs are $1.00 and $1.50; short
50c to $1.00.
Ghamoisette gloves come natural and white
colors 50c.
M. V .M00RE & CO.,
PHOXE .
Tenn . who I)hm I n in he . My on
hlir huaine).h for severul dnj. re
turns lodny lo ills home
M th i:eul.en HjiwIn. who was re
ntl oieriii.-d on i the Meriweiher
oHI'llHl. Im ronwileH. ln.
Mra. Kcliaeffer and chlldr. n. who
have nperit the winter with die MlH'T J
.if ihe former, Mra Tiieodore Oi.vld- )
roil hila for OerniHiiv April j
Mlta Hlruliel. or f'h ilii del .h la, who
1.1k. a ine place of M iaa Mary t.akton
who recenlly reHland as auperlntend
ent of the .Mlnai.jti hoaplta!. hax Hit
aiiined lier dutiea. Mian T.axton If
vlHilln Miss i'liitntplon at preaent.
.Mr. und Mrs. I'ugh. of N'evi 'r-
leans, and their IriJanl are . . union lo
Aahevllle for Ihe aurnmer. and will
have 'i camp near Klclchcr. Mra.
I'ligh will he remembered a ihe
chtirmliiK Mlxa I.ea i'alloway, vv In.,
with her mother, spent a summer In
Aahevllle several yeara aao.
Mlrs I . aura Men res haa returned
from a visit to Mra. ('harlea Hummers
at Haton Koukc. I,a. Mlsa Hlanche
Achedon. who has been vlaltlnK
vlilllng friends In New Orleans, la at ,
i present thn gueal of Mrs. Hummers
j Mr W. V. Hryan returned last
evening to Chicago. Mrs. Hryan will
remain for several days In Aahevllle.
Mrs. Rhodes and her sons, who
j have been at. Forest Hill for some
weeks, have returned to (heir home
I Wi Fust Orange, N. J.
yir. ('. H Henry, the representa
tive of the Merkle-Wlley Broom com
pany, haa returned from Florida,
where he has spent the past winter In
the Interest of hlg firm.
Mr. and Mrs. W. tl. Rector left
yesterday for Bristol, Tenn., to visit
Mr. 8. !.. Hennlnger,
MaJ. K. B. Glenn has arrived at
his destination near Ban Antonio.
Teg., and is attached to the maneuv
er division of the Thirteenth Infan
try. . .
Mies Mary Carter, who has been In
Florida with Mra. Jamea Coleman,
I on her way from the South, and
will stop n Charleston. 8. '., to visit
friends.
Mr. Henry L, Parker, civil engineer,
ha accepted a position with the
Phoenix Construction company at
Raleigh.
Mrs. Jamea Coleman and children,
who have spent the winter at Or
lando, Fla., return to the city Satur
day, -and will open their home near
Weavervllle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Davidson snd
son, who have been at the Manor for
several daya. have returned to their
home In Indianapolis.
The following were among the ar
rivals at the Manor yesterday: Mlsa
Miriam Rohson, of Halom, Mass.; Mr.
and Mra. W. H. layman and son, of
Kewahee, III.; Mr. and Mra. K B.
Cole, of Wenhsm. Mass.: Mr. and
Mrs. F. W. Crosby and Miss Crosby,
of Chicago, III.
Mr. V. V. Rwearingen. of Lynch
burg. Va.. Is In the city for a few
days on business.
Mr. J. V. White, of Spartanburg, la
In Aahevllle on business.
Mrs. Oeorge F. Harding, of Chi
cago, who has apent the winter In
New Smyrna and 8t Augustine, Fla..
and has been In Ashevllle for several
weeks, has returned to her home.
Mrs. Alexander Sabel of Jackson
ville, and Mrs. Minna Huhler. of New
York, are guests at the Battery Park
hotel.
Mr.
J P. Ferguson, of Spartanburg.
Is In the city for a few dnys'
stay.
Mr.
YV tl Poahlnir
f llenderaon
vesterday on
vlll wa In Ihe cltv
business,
Mr. and Mrs. Nye. of t'htcagn, ac
companied by Mrs. I.ane, who spent
Sent on Hourst.
Silk Stockings
Spring Stock
Onyx Make
Onyx silk stockings
have a daintiness of
style, quality and beau
ty superior to most
hose. Their wonderful
fitting features and fast
lustrous colors highly
recommend themselves
fHocKings come em
vnrietv nf i.l.iin eoloiv
11 FATTO.V AVE.
as advertised by the maker in order in
troduce aluminum ware.
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We offer for ten davs
A 55 Cent Sauce
Pan at
'I'll is is under tile COSt priee. But we believe
that many who buy a .sample will be'm to use
aluminum rooking wear in good earliest.
We are compelled to limit the sale of these
to two to a customer and to net cash on I v.
When buying the above kindly glance
line of
our immense
J. H. LAW
3S Ratton Ave.
some weeks at the Mattery Park ho-
tel recently, are expeciea lu arnvo
today, and will be at the hotel for
several weeks.
Mr. W. A. James, Jr., spent yes
terday In Brevard, having been called
there on business.
Mr. J. B. Blatkwell. of Richmond,
Va., is a guest of the Battery Park
hotel.
Mr. W. F. Brock, of Wlnalon-Ha-1cm,
was In th city yesterday.
Mr. John C. Deaver. or Plsgah
Forest. Is at the Bwgnnanoa hotel.
Mr. Thomas H. Hhlpman was
Ashevllle yesterday from Brevard.
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Mr. Frank Field, of Hot Hprlngs,
waa n the city yesterday.
Mr. W. B. Pettlt, of Chicago, la at
the Battery Park hotel.
Mr. U C. Hagwell, of Raleigh,
a guest of th Hotel Berkeley
night.
waB
last
Mr. W. R. Mclntyre, of Detroit.
Mich., is t Ihe Battery Park hotel
for a few days.
Mr. E. f.. Bmlth and sister, Miss
Belle Smith, of Mullins, 8. C spent
last night at the Bwannanoa.
Mr. A. H. Hamrlck, of Shelby, 1b at
Hotel Berkeley.
Mr. H. Ttram Hunter, principal of
the high school at Falrvlew During
the past year, was In the city yester
day after having made a visit to his
old home near Mars Hill
Mr. Jess Morgan, of the Forks of
Big Ivy, and who has been In the
employ of Yates A McOuIre for sev
eral months, left yesterday for
Idaho, where he will Join his friend.
Mr. Tom Wilson, who recently left
the Rig Ivy section.
GENERALNEWS NOTES
OF HENOERSONVILLE
Special PrUrs of inn In Roys Corn
Contest. Variety of News
Notes
HKMKRStNt-,LK Al'ill
Thi' county ci,ninill'ners hhvp ap
propriated thv sum of one hundred
dollars us a prize for h "os corn
test this summer. This sum Is to
be used In lonneitlnn wltn tn mon-
Hiioronrliited by the stato asri-
sultuial department for this purpose.
(' S. Corpenln; he been appidnt- I
od by the state tux commission as ;
,-ounty assessor. representing the j
state. The county eonimlssloners ,
have appointed the followtna men;
as assistant township assessors as .
provided by the new machinery act j
of the reeeti' aenernl assembly: i
.lames A Utuuhtcr. Henderson- I
t let township. It. J Justus. Blue
llldae township; T, It Rhodes, Kd
neyvllle township; Z. A. Shlpman.
Crab Tree township; Charles Lance,
Monpers Creek township, M IS An
derson. Mills Itiver township: l.exl
Jones. Oreen Itiv'er township. J. L.
Whlttaker. Clear Creek township.
J. IV i'hsp reeentl appointed
jtame warden of Hemleison county,
has resinned the position. The place
will lie filled 1 the county commis
sioners at their next reaular meet
ing.
Or c, Few. one of the most prom
inent phvslelans in Henderson coun
ty, has a hen which lays two cgas
in one day The doctor Is extremely
proud of his hen and expects to
breed a new strain of chickens which
will help the democratic party in
tts efforts to reduce the present high
cost of living.
In s siiecial school (ax election
held here recently, resulting In es
tablishing school district No. 7. not
one vote was against the proposition.
Another election for the same pur
pore. tth expected similar results.
V .M , . ., n j,
tn a raid upon a cafe snd near
beer Joint here, the police found 100
bottles of mean liquor in one place
nd K'i In the other. The pro
if tock hold out
:(BCem!s
over
aluminum ware.
prletora of the Joints
(iJ)(,n (n(.lr AnoTK t(ir tn(,
refusing to
officers, en
trance was forced but. the lliiior win
I not removed. IJcenoea of both plac
es have been revoked and
tight will probably reault.
legal
Mrs. Lucy Oale Swift and little
daughter, Katherlne. of Boston, are
the guests of Mrs. T. K. Harrows.
Dr. T. A. Allen and Mrs. Allen
j have returned from their winter's
j visit to Florida. ,
R. otia Self, chief clerk of the
.senate of the HI I general assembly,
bus been spending a short time here.
I Mrs. Charles R. Whlttaker, state
president of the Rebekahs, has re
turned from a vlelt Of Inspection to
the Jacob! Memorial Home at Oolda
boro. MOW III UWtlC iiuww.tmlian!
It I As Internal Disease And He
ejulrea Aa laternal Remedy.
The cause of rheumatism and kindred
diseases Is an excess nf uric acid In the
blood. To cure this terrible disease thla ,
I acid must be expelled and the system so j
regulated that no more acid will be ,
formed In excessive quantities. Rheuma
tism Is an Internal disease and requires
an internal remedy. RUBBING with
Oils and Unimenta WILL NOT CURE,
affords only temporary relief at best,
causes you to delay the proper treat-
nient, and allows the malady to get a i
nrmer hold on you. Liniments may ease I
the pain, but they will no more cure
Rheumatism than point will change th
fiber of rotten wood.
Science has at last dlacovcrsd a per
fect and complete cure, which Is called
Rhfumaclde. Tested In hundredsof cases.
It lias effected the most marvelous cures;
we believe II will cure you. Rheumaelde
gets at the Joints from the Inslde.sweeps
the poisons out of the system, tones up
the stomach, regulates the liver and
kidneys and makes you well all over.
Rheumaelde strikes the root of the dis
ease, and removes Ita cause. This splen
did remedy Is sold by druggists and
dealers generally at 60c. and Jl a bottle.
In Tablet form at 25c. and 60c. a package.
Write to Dnbbllt Chemical Co., Balti
more, Md. Booklet free. Tablets sent
iy mall.
For sale by W. C. ("armlchael,
druggist, Ashevllle, N. C.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
35 Haywood St.
Manicuring., shampooing,. Halr
tlreKaing, Facial and rW-alp Maw-age,
blrnMi.v Work done for Ladles and
(icJillcnicn.
wmMmM
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PLACE
Yoi
TKIi
prices
l.ilic;-
rdi-rs early for EAS
.oVKR3. Get our
Hoses. Carnations.
II
r
illey. Cala. and
ios. Sweet Peas,
dotted Tlants .etc.
Kaster
Hyacinth
I'hone :.
MacKay's Pharmacy
1 Prescription Specialists
Opp. P. 0.
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SCHUbS THEATRE CIRCUIT
Thursday, April 6
A GA&A NIGHT'S
Ml'SICAl, FESTIVAL
The English Grand
Opera Company
AND
llohton Ladle' Orchestra
Present ing
Offenbach's Amusing Operetta
THE ROSE OF Al'VEIUiNE
nnd
Pletro Miiscagnl's lni mortal
G'AVAM'KRIA RI STTCANA
Subsidize lrl'es 25c, 50e, 75c
gl.OO.
Reserved Heats now on SAle
at Whltlock's and Swep
sons. EVER TRIED :
COKE IN THE :
KITCHEN RANGE? ; j
It's the superb fuek I !
for the kitchen. Very jj
light, smokeless and i
dustless. j
1 anipen slightly and !
it makes a tierce heat. ;j
Try a ton. ; !
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
VIOLETS
Double blU6, lOUg SteHlS.
fresh, fragrant all that
could be desired in Violets.
For a short time only,
$1 per 100.
Other flowers, of course.
J. VAN LINDLEY
NURSERY CO .
Greensboro, N. C.
Smith's Drug Store,
Asheville Agt.
FERTILIZER
For Sale by
F. ROGERS & SON,
W.
Asheville, N. C.
Phone 1S45. 811-S.
Ulllllillilllllll
SPROAT'S
MILUXEHY TARLORS
Dates BUI?.. Tack Square
Invite your Inspection of their
new line of Spring Millinery.
The Hajipy Housewives
are those who buy Old
Fashion Bread Fresh Dai-j
Asheville Steam Bakery,
Phone 022 or SSI.
Furniture
IHL ft GOLIGHTl.V,
27 N. Main St.
Sut'coNeora lo IKal A Kct lor.
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Mew Hash presses for Jfouse
and nJfrdet
We are showing many new effects in these nobby lit
tle dresses. It's hard to imagine making one at any- '
where near the price asked. There is just a litle more
style in them , then you generally seee in "Jiome
niades." The materials used are: lawn, dotted Swiss, gingham,
linen, cotton voile, cotton foulard and marquisette. Ev
ery desirable weave that is popular lor Spring.
Prices range from a lawn dress at $2.50 to a mratpii
sete or lingerie dress at $30.
Our tailored Suits are More in jpemand
than &Ver
We thought last fall that the popularity of Boii Miii'r,
che suits had reached its zenith .but theyare more in
demand this Spring than they ever were befre. ;
This has been demonstrated "to us this week more em
phatically than any other time. And, if von want a
Bon Marche suit we advise
now.
Our suits are priced at $17.50, $20 to $35.
You can have your E.iater dress here and whatever price you
may wish to pay, and any dresa you may select at the Lingerie
Shop will be a better value than you can receive elxevvhere. We can
convince you.
CLUSTER RAISINS
First-elass fancy cluster raisins, packed in onfe
pound packages, worth 25c, now
15c
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
Sella White House Coffee and Tea, the world's best. r ' '
3 East Pack Sq. Phones 64 and 8S1. '
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
C. 31 Haywood St.
Afihcvilie, N.
Devoted to the thorough and scientific treatment for elect case 'of
Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma, Habit, Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of
women and other chronic disease. '. if-
The Bath and MabSage department of the Sanitarium tt ofceta
to the publlp. . Turkish. Russian,
Cabinet. Betz-Hot-AIr. Electric-Light. Tub, Sitz. Foot, Shower and
Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradlc Treatment, fclectrlo Vibrating anl
Sweedlsh Massage atu". Movements. Thure Brandt Massage for Diseases
of Women, Douches Lavage. ,
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GROCERIES FRESH MEAT
Evcpylhing to Eat
Poultry, Fruit, Vegetables, etc. Prompt Delivery;
Moderate Prices.
M. HYAMS
Cor N. Main and Merrimon Are. Phones 49-24B
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FOR
8-room cottage on paved
hood. Size of lot 100x232.
Hoors, eood trarden, iioultrv
Priee $4."00. Will make good terms.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ave.
nciruir clairvoyant
F iJ I wlllw PSYCH0METRlST
Let it be what it may YOUR DESIRE CAN BE GAINED.
If in TROUBLE, DISAPPOINTED, or if Things GO
WRONG SEE THE PSYCHIC.
HOURS
59 CLAYTON ST.
HOOD'S
MILLINERY
5 Haywood St.
Private or class instruction in Sten
ography and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MISS SADIE
Phone 1733.
EMANCEL. Prin.
132 VV Clieetnat
Hughes Transfer and Liv-:
ery Co. j
Trunks 25c. Grips 15c
Wood and kindling.
R. V. Hughes, Mgr.
Ave.
Thone 140S.
10t Soutlu.lde
Use Citizen
On tha Square
tfaxt to tha X.ibrary
you to see about it right
AT THE LINGERIE SHOP
riio.ie C84.
SALE
street,
Has
yard,
desirable neighbor
uniace, hardwood
fruit trees, etc.
PSYCHIC
3 to 9.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Millinery Importers f
M. WEBB CO.
Club Building,
Haywood St. J
wnuiHii 1 1 1 1 itny
j MAY and HALL
- "That Novelty Whistling
and Singing Act."
JOHN WARD
"Black Face."
Motion Pictures.
Palace Theatre
Want Ads.