Tilt AbliLVlLLE C1TIZKX, BATL'RDAY, A1JK1L 8, 1U11
4
mc
n
I Society
flnJ Personal
lavltettoejs have been Issued by the
Kermal and Collegiate Institute to the
ml-ennuJ concert given by the
cfcera class of the Institute, assisted
t'f Ui Glee club of the Ashevllle
farm actio!, which take place Mon
day "April 1. at half after IM
'clock In the evening In th Eliza
beth Boyd memorial chapel. The con
cert swill be of Interest to many people
rid 'wllr bo largely attended. The
program will be published at a later
date.
Jt J
. The dan at th BBttery Park hotel
lift evening waa one of the largest
f Ih aprlng. The young people
danced until midnight, demanding
eeveral encorea at the last, to which
the ereheetra grCIOusy responded.
The lm room was at the height of
tha evening almost too full for com
fort. There were many pretty gowns
In evidence, and several very attrac
tive visitors frem th North who are
litre for the spring.
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Th meeting of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
? X3 .Thurivwe Interesting, and there
-.f wag a good attendance. Miss 8pnn.
4 5 who teach In th public schools or
3 ?' fhat the forty-three children or her
i. 't ci,,0 wtshad to bcom member and
I 'a. form ft Juvenile aulllary. Th chii-
dren each par five cent membership
3 dua, and each will b presented with
f ? In i. tt C A. button. Mr. Rynolo
5 1".' rfcently tame from tha East to or
5 , VanlM ft Juvenile humane society,
i ' " and the children became interested
la the work. There were many com
M . plalnta, . . among other overloaded
transfer and; furniture vans, which
J Will Be Investigated, ft U advised
a nsi rneaAa.to overcome tne evil
t fefiiie,'to patrenls tha offender
lit favor of tho Jlnt Inclined to mat-
i (i treat aftff bu their animals, : There
ware vartouf eornplainta. which .were,
assigned to- Ut.fi., C, Rertor, the at-
torn forth laelgty, to prosecute.
, ntMtf We b m gather In It
member this afternoon for th uaual
wee-ewd- tournament, danc and tea.
Th weafhee.ha bean warm and
brought ,iMit :th ;,ufroundlnf hru
hbery and rrteg, -ft forecast of th
sum mar. Tb4 plaftt pftrty shortly
come off and then Indeed the ground
ana. ci aft 'h
mise-wlll tak on a festive
aapeet-STher Will he th usual tennis
match played a ro, v
S'.i ').!?' ,vJ't( .
Ba o' Kofy ilrae th el
In flrat .ald t th... nturd wyi not
regl intll tTaesday, April Is, at four
p, tn. Tnii Mi Jtctur will b gtven
ty t, Paul Kmtr, and wilt Includ
tta pHnc?pr' mt' flrai aid. ta object
of tha eowrs. gtrncture f the bpfly,
akelevnt,' Tnast-le. , Thl opening
lartav)JV.Itt, paiv' t. ' f irla .pd
women, who ar cordially invited to
ttn4 MAsat pon o thia
9I--. ai.l.i .Lab.L'l'J
- Tha gnlrtw'afit'r'lssa undei' tne'dl
. rct)e af Mrat ft. Wi. wn, win
moet n Monde at 1. 10, ahd thne
wha; ,ar xptlnk to attend will
' f)la eom at tlvkt ilrne ts the rlaa
' MM: , nly -three aeselons more.
T'hlrtwalst and tmbroldery clusre
at a.ttaad thaoerman class at 7. no
i Idaaday ar ll free to member
, of th association. '
V VTft Talris" physlcsl training class
y will meat a uaual en Saturday at 3 JO
f'- tha vgp serrlce on Hunday
t afternnow at .I8 Ml Mary T. Jn
t . kina will speak of the educational
4 i 'war of th Nw York City asaofla-
,' tkHi. and Mrs. Richard TJader. who la
L ft arotat at thl Manor, will tell iome
f thing pf Mvs work of the Pocket Tea
i tament league.
jf-wj . . j
ro.--Th' Friday Em broidery cluh was
'ft entertained yesterday afternoon by
Mra. ItaaaM B. Wllann at her home
'." , a Oak street.
Wa t v - .jt jt
Tha Weat Aahevlll ftebekah degree
alf..afftd degrees on thirteen
snambeea for th thrannanoa Rebekah
lodge rrtday flight. Great Interest
wa take m tho degree work, eape
rlaUp a aa tha lodge of Weat Ashe
UI la making an earnest effort to
strejagthea It number.
f''Vas..nd Mra. Reuben Robertson
Mv gon to New Tork via Norfolk
fr a aaveral weeks' atay. It Is possi
ble Uat they will go abroad for a
ghert trip. .
I AJeiender leaves today for
WalhaUa, a C, on account of the Ill-
Rtirtes; Catalogue Son on Request.
Lois of Pretty Wash Dresses
? hi Daiaty Spring Styles
for Children and Misses
, We have quite a large stock of these fine
TqH Dresses iii a g rent variety of attractive
Spring patterns. The designs arc pleasing
the 'children and the qualities and prices are
surprising the parents.
Busy mothers can save all the bother and
time of making these' necessary little gar
ments and purchase ready-made ones at very
economical prices. The styles are winsome and
Uw.
' You want to see these stylish little dresses
in Galatea, Dotted Swiss, Gingham and Per
cale. There are dainty patterns in plaids,
blue with white figures and a variety of new
patterns On light or dark grounds; sizes are
i to 14 years. Prices $1.25 to $8.50.
ill. V. MOORE & CO.,
ouLPfuars wear
ne of hi mother mI her home mere.
Mrs. Mci'oy. who alm-e her return
from abroad, hss been In Florida with
Mls Mi Km, arrives, accompanied by
the Utter, today nn'l will spend some
. ki t the
HHttpry Perk hotel.
Both Mrs. McCoy end Mis Mi;K'
hnf been guesls ' the hold 'previ
ously and hiive Crlen'lH in the city.
Mine Carrie Hill, who has been, Ma
lting the Misses Thompson, bus re
turned lo her home In Jreenboro.
Mr. Cuuhman. who Is at prkel
the guest or Mis. Eugene 11. Ultnh,
leaves Tuesday for Boston, wher she
wllj Join Miss Rebecca Cushman, who
has been visiting friends In the tast
foi a number of weeks.
Mrs. Kafford and her daughter, Mltu
Nstlca BalTord, who were guests of
Mrs. Charlc M. Piatt during their
brief stay In the city, returned yes
terday afternoon to Hot Sprlnws.
Miss Annie Arden Jerveyo.; ea-
oerted from California, where alie haa
spent the year, with friends, late In
the spring, and will spend the summer
with her mother and grandmother In
Ashevllle.
Mr. Oeorge Bmlth
from a business trip.
haa returned
Mr. Robert 8. Carroll left yester
day for New York, Philadelphia and
Washington, and will be away three
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Davis, of Balti
more, have returned to their home
after a visit to their aon', Mr, H. H.
"pavle, and Mrs. Pavi on- Wsrrlinon
avenu. . , , '
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Mr. and Mr. Oeorge ronnlnghem,
of Washington, D. C who,irre re.
cently married In that city 'n -Ashe-vlll
for a wek' tay.
., Mls Msry Johnson, who hsron
Visiting relatives In the clt,v,.hu re
turned to hr hom In Chattanodga.
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Mis l'l Threadwell and Her sla
ter,, Mr. Herbert Angu. df Bestt,
Mass., who hav ben''pand1ae i-om
week In Florid, re in Aaftofllle for
a! few day atay.
f t-' '
Mr, . W. Enloa- of PWabnr. i
in i'hdlry on nnameaa, and 4 a guM
gt the otel Barkeley. ! c
M'Is Flora Wllllama ha - returned
to her ham in Greenavlll Tenn ,
after a visit of several weeks to
friend In the ey.
- - ' - ( '. . rji'uX ' !
' Mr. "and iftr.'. r!rnip; -MttUn i nd
ehlldaHn; who hv, ; vling
' Little James Edgar Kberhardt is
quits 111 at hla hom n Chunn street.
II A R Si ABDfi VI I ;I-R PKRHpCAt-S.
RARNARD8VIIXK, N. C,A April 7.
Mis Eva Gregg la vlsltlhd friends
at Dillingham.
Mis Annie Mae Dillingham wit re
turn within a short time 10 be with
her parents here. Her many friends
are pleased that her health has 1m
llme at Democrat.
Carter Dillingham Is the guest of
Mrs. D. J. Rrlgman.
Mr. Reynolds Dillingham and Roy
Dillingham are the guests of Mrs.
Jim Hensley.
Mr. John Onreon will leave within
a few day for Charlotte to visit her
parents
"n ccount or s great deal of work
which requires her presence at Dll
Ilnaham, Miss Tlertha Ahernethy will
within a ahort time go to that place.
The many rrlends of Mr. end Mra.
Harris are sorry to learn that they
have moved from Dillingham to
North Fork.
Mr. and Mra. T. B. Carson were the
guests of Mr. and Mra. Ellis Cnrson
this week..
Mr. and Mrs. Williams were the
guest of Mrs. Jane and Mrs. Rertha
Rrlgman Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Charley DllllnghaMa been
verv strk Tor the past Ifew davs.
Ralph Freeman will vlstf him this
month.
Mies Zertha Green, or Rarnards
vllle. will keep house efter thts week.
Mips Ohera Maney returned from
Mars Hill Monday.
Mlaa Ethel Dillingham Is visiting
11 PATTOH AVC
SPECIAL SALE
SMAIL BRASS GOLD PLATfD
PICTURE FRAMES
AT MARKED DOWN PRICES
TO CLOSE OUT ALL TOE STOCK
NOW ON HAND
ALL ARE NICE CLEAN FRESH GOODS,
AND DESIRABLE IN EVERY
WAY AND MUST SELL
FAST AT PRICES
FROM 15 CENTS UP
J. H. LAW,
35 PATTON AVE,
Mr. Shurord will
have
pretty
friends In Charlotte,
house when It la finished.
Bsrnflrdaville Is growing some
The Barnardsvllle school Is Im
proving faat.
The hom or Mr and Mrs. M.
Vfhltaker ha been blessed with a
son and a daughter.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.
The Methodist Protestant services
tomorrow will be of unusual Interest,
they being In celebration of the alsth
annlveraary of tha flrat church and
Sunday choo1 which that denomina
tion haa held in this city. Rev. C. H
Beck. D. D., of Ohio, will preach
boir. morning and evening. All mem
bers of the different departments of
the church and Sunday achool, to
gether with their friends, are cor
dially invited to gttend. Strangera
will be cordially welcomf!.
A Real Remedy
rot colds, cm r, irausiunss
AXO ACHING.
racks' Carntdln will do tha work a'
nothing. lwlU. It quickly banUhes th i
aching and fcrarUbn and rwtorei
normal condition.
CapudlM aha cure Htadachw of all
kinds-Including ' nervous head
ache,' and headache reused by heat,
cold, frtpP W tomack dlsordar.
, Capudlna I liquid easy and pleasant
to take act Immediately. 10c., 33c. and
fOc at drug stores.
HORNET'S CAPTAIN
NEW ORLEANS. April T. The
federal grand Jury today returned
an indictment against Captain Che.
Johnson, who waa master of the
filibustering steamer Hornet on its
recent trio from New Orlean to
Honduraa, charging him with vlolat
(ng th neutrality laws. Previous in
dlctmenls containing similar chgrgeal
have been returned agalnat J. W.
Behr, owner of the Hornet; Manuel
Brtnlln, the revolutionary leader;
General Lee t'hrismlas. the Ameri
can aoldler of fortune, and Captain
P. Davie. Captain Johnson and J.
W. Beer were immediately arraigned
hefore Judge Poster. They pleaded
not guilty. General Bonlla, General
Christmas and Captain Uavle are in
Honduraa and have never been serv
ed In the case.
David P. Rowland and F. J
Phillips, respectively chief engineer
and mate. Drew Llnard- and several
other witnesses testified for the gov
ernment. When the Hornet left Ship
Island where Oeneral Bonlla and the
other revolutionary leaders got
aboard. It was found thst there were
many rtflea aboard. Two aloops with
K00 men and 1.600 rounds of am
munition were taken in tow by the
Houuet at Three Points Island, off
the coast of Guatemala.
Beer, according to witnesses who
testified today, owned the Hornet and
paid for the provisions placed aboard
her. The defense Introduced a bill
f sale purporting tn show hat the
ornet was solo by Heer to captain
Davie, at Kuatan. where the Ameri
can flag itu replaced with the Hon
duras colors. The government ex
pects to complete Its case tomor
row morning
TILK HORRORS OF THIRST
In
the Osels of Mogsrn. say. L. j
roie Covington, in the April
th Anrll VVlrie i
World Magaslne. " had a first ex
perience of the desert traveler's great
enemy thirst. V were sealed In
front of a Bedouin chiefs tent, our
two hahy camels enjoying their first
drink of wster since they had left
Cairo, when, from across a sand
drune a Bedouin came staggering and
tottering toward us. His eves were
bloodshot, his lips twice their natur
al site, while his tontue. blue ani
dry, hung out of his mouth. Evident
ly he had lost himself, had wandered
around for day In search of water,
and had stumbled upon the oaels
In the very nick of' time To allow
him to drink would have been his
death. In spite of his frantic strug
gles, he was held by four men, whilst
a fifth allowed a fw drops of water
to trickle down his throet. It waa
ts though he were red-hot holler
which would hsve to be allowj to
Wol off before being filled If an ac
cident was to be avoided.
Makei Your Room New
Mantels, chairs, wood-work,' and
matl rooms, can be quickly painted
by any one with a small csn of our
Honf:" .Finish Pomestlc Taint, in all!
color IS to 5 cents. i
Make all Interior wood-work j
bright and new
Oet It fom Ottls Green Hardware '
Ce. ,
"Jus1 Say"
H OR LICK'S
It Miani
Original and fienuln
HALTED MILK
Thi Food-drink for All kgn.
More healthful than Tea or Coffee.
Agree with the weakest digesHon.
DeEciotis, invigorating and nutritious.
ftich milk, waited pw, powder form.
quick lanes prepared in a minnte
fake se substitute. AtkforHORLICK'S.
w rn,..
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MR, R.H. JAHVIS DIES
AT BREAKFAST TABLE
Death Came Suddenly to Former Po
liceman of Ashevllle a Ho hat at
the Table. , .iJlIJ?
Mr. R. H. Jarvls. aged 41, a former
policeman ot the city of Ashevllle,
died suddenly of heart failure yester
day morning at hla residence. No. 431
North Main street;', where he resided
with his dauVhtah
1 Mr. Jarvte enterad the dining room
for . breakfast ajfcparsiujy ' in , good
health, but -uBOnvftikln. his first
mouthful of foed.he suddenly pitched
forward acroas the table. He waa
removed to hi room and a physician
aummoned, but when the doctor ar
rived death had come.
Mr Jarvls was a native of this
county. Surviving are one daughter,
one sister. Mrs. Brown of Burnsvllle,
Cleanses the System
effectually; Dispels
colds and Headaches.
due to constipation.
Best for mem women
and children : young
and old.
Toqet its Beneficial
affects, always note the
name of the Company
California Fig Syrup (a
plainly printed on the
front of every package
of the Genuine
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
25 Haywood
St.
Manicuring. Shampooing.. Hair-
. ' " , " " , ' " .
" u.iim iw ivauiro ana
Gcntlemcu.
u . L ... .
!HSfllllM!fSV
vjlifito
nrrilfpl
itaSt- ...
hill, and four brothers. Creed. John,
Jsmea and Carl, all of. Ashevllle.
Tba remains will . be laUrred in
Ivy township today.
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INJUNCTION DENIED ;
BY JUDGE PRltCHARD
Judg J. C. ""rltchard yesterday la
the United States Circuit court do
med an Injunction lo tha case of Ro
bert D. Marshall, trustee, and Wil
liam R. Swagteuy against the W. M.
Ritter Lumber company. ,
An order was laaued by Judg Prit
chard on March IS, ordering the de
fendant to apear before him and
show reason If any why th Injunc
tion prayed for in the petition should
not be granted.
The suit Involved the right and ti
tle to several thousand treea on tracts
of land In Swain county, the value
of which la estimated at more than
2,000.
PLACE
Your order early for EAS
a
a
a
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TER FLOWERS. Get out
price on Roaea, Carnations.
Lllies-of-Valley. Cala. and
our a
a
a
a
and a
Easter Lilies, Sweat Peas.
Hyacinth, Potted Plants .etc.
Phone 666.
MacKay's Pharmacy J
a
X Prescription Specialists
,opp. p.o. J
BORROW A KODAK
Kodaks loaned free If wre Ao the
nnlshing. Camera and Film for
ale.
C. F. RAT. 19 ration Are.
Phone IT 04.
Phone 964
to have your clothe pressed.
Latest improved steam Pressing
Machine.
QUICK SERVICE PRESKIJfG CLCB
Hughes Transfer and Liv
ery Co.
Trunks 25c. Grips 15c
Wood and kindling.
R. P. Hughes, Mgr.
Ave.
phone 1405.
401 6outhaide
The Happy Housawives
nffi those "who1 buy '"'Old
Fashion Bread Fresh Dai
Asheville Steam Bakery,
Phono 23 or Ml.
a
; EVER TKJLoJJ
COKE IN THE
KITCHEN RANGE?
It's the superb fuel
for the kitchen. Very
light, smokeless and
dustlees.
Dampen slightly and
it makes a fierce heat.
Try a ton.
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
VIOLETS
Double bine, lone stems,
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. 0.
Smith's Drug Store,
Asheville Apt.
FERTUJZER
For Sale by
W. F. ROGERS & SON.
Asheville, K C.
Phonee-l45, 41-1.
SPROAT'S
M1IJJXERY PARLORS
Oatee BUc- Pack Square
Invtt your lnapectlon of their
new line of Spring Millinery.
Xmmu 1 1 1 1 1 in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ri i iiti i urmiri i mt
Furniture
DEAL A GO LIGHTLY,
, . at K. Uain W.,
Sejtcceenrg te Deal dt Rector.
VM - CXt:''-. s. . V.-'i li:
1 ".' J 1 ' ' . iwaas
$100 Jllk jfose in Black.
White ahd Colors, for
79c Pair
We sold quite a number of these
silk hose last week when we ran
them at the above price.
They are reinforced at the heel,
toe and knee with lisle thread, mak
ing a beautiful but at the same time
durable hose.
This special is
In dresses for Misses we
are unsurpassed and girls
who wish to look "Differ
ent" will be sure to find
something to their liking
AT THE LINGERIE SHOP
Compare our prices be
fore buying.
BestN. Y. State Cream Cheese
20c per PpiindV
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
Balls White House Coffee and .Tea, the world' best
' " EMt Pack S"' Phone. 4 and tIL- - '
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Ashevllle, N. C. II Haywood St. Phone C 14
Devotd to the thorough . d clen tlflo treatment for select caae of
KorvoAisnee., paraiyl. Asthma, HablVmmacfcV..RMpaW
'Worrien and other Chronic diseases. -vr ""r" "l
The Bath and MaftSage
:
v'"". oi-nra-Air, jLieciric-iign t.
Needle Baths. Galyanio and Farradlo
Bweedlsh Maesage ar.d Movements.
of Women, Douche Lavage.
j GROCERIES
Everytl-ilng to Eat
Poultry, Fruit, Vegetables, etc. Prompt Delivery. I
Moderate Prices.
M. HVAIVIS
Cor N. Main and Merrimon Ave.
FOR SALE
8-room cottage on paved street, desirable neighbor
hood, Size of lot 100x232. ' Has furnace, hardwood
floors, good garden, poultry yard, fruit trees - etc
Price $4,500. Will make good terms. - '
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 48 Patton Avs,
PSYCHIC
Let it be what it may YOUR DESIRE CAN BE CAiNED.
It in TROUBLE, DISAPPOINTED, or if Things GO
WRONG SEE THE PSYCHIC.
HOURS
59 CLAYTON ST.
HOOD'S
MILLINERY
5 Haywood St.
Private or clan instruction in Sten
ography and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MISS SADIE EMANUEL. Prta.
Pkooe 17SS. isa W. ctieauJt
Wanted, Several Experienc
ed Canvassers
to take orders and demonstrate a
new patented household neceselty.
Good money can be made by hustler.
Beaumont Furniture Co.
ST South Main St.
Use Citizen
sJa;i
good for today only.
A
department of the Sanitarium if opea
tO the DUbllc. Tnrkl.h D
tud, biu. Foot, Shower and
Treatment, Electric. Vibrating and
Thur Brandt Massage for Disease,
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CLAIRVOYANT I DCVTUMf
PSYCHOMETRlSTl r D YLtllL
3 to 9.
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
Z MlliifiMiiiMe)
1 Millinery Importers
M. WEBB CO.
Club Building,
Havwoorl at
Ml 1 1 1 t f 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M
MAY and HALL
"That Novelty Whistling
and Singing Act."
JOHN WARD
"Black Face."
Motion Pictures.
Palace Theatre
Want
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