Till-; ASHKA JLLK CITIZKX, TU-PAY, MAY Ifi 1911
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Th Associated charities are mi
I much In need or a go-curt lor u lit tin ;
Orippled thIUl that 18 tumble to nlk.
tf ny one havliiK a curt or .win. kind !
of pertnbulnUr would s nd or multy
fVhm headquarters, on I'mk wpjarc,
! their kindness would hi- ery gicuiij ;
appreciated. The phono niuiiUii Im ',
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5 A quirt wedding orcurred In th.
jtounty court house Wcdnemlny. .May
fit. Miss Georgia Alexander, of i'hihI- ,
. ler. N. C, being married to Mr. I'l-tet !
IMaitlny the ceremony being perform- !
ied by 'Squire w. A. James, nr. Mr.
land Mrs. Martin will live In ('union,
I where the former la rohnwtwi with
,the Champion Fibre PompHiiy.
i J$ M
J The merries of Miss Jo .SV win nil,
;th daughter of Idri.it. (lov, and Mr
'iff. C, Newlend, take plnee at l.enolr
'tomorrow end will b of Interest t
:Hhe trtende tit Miss Newltind In Ahe
, vllle, where she he frequently visited.
IMIw Newland will marry Mr. Myron
Kthrldne, of Norfolk, Va. The t.d
)lnf take place at noon end will be
mi the church. Mtss Mary Westall
sleave today for I.notr and 'will be
lone of the bridesmaids. Mrs. J. II.
, Day,. Of Norfolk, will bo matron of
honor, and Miss Linda Ivey the mnld
"Of honor, Minn Louise Jackson, of
Norfolk, and Mine Barah Smith, nf
Parkeraburc. W. Va.. will be bride,
imalda, ; Th fhurch and-resldeneo will
beautifully decorated with pink
'nd white flowers. Mr, and Mrs. J5th
rldge witl spend their honeymoon Jn
Canada, and on their return will re
side In Norfolk, Va., where the for
mer (a a prominent business man.
2 The finals In the first series of the
ladles' tennis tournament for the cup
j presented hy Mrs. VnnderbtU, Mm
McKee, Mr. .Minor and Mm T, C.
iTTaddell, Jr. will he played Saturday
afternoon. May 1 8, at o'clock. The
contestants are Mrs. ft. P. Johnston
and Mrs, Reuben Robertson. The
winner Tuune will be engraved on
the cap. nd the cup will become the
property of the. person wlnnln It In
three separate events. Mrs. Harold
Uses will pour tea. An error was
! made In the acoree of the mixed four
mime Rolf tournament, reported In
Sunday's paper. resardlne; those .play.
"in off lt Itaturday. Mr. and Mrs.
! Alfred 8, Barnard and Mr. Ijiwrente
.tone and Miss Xewrence will P"?
Saturday. y:'" . .
.". At a drawlna; room held last weeok
at St. names' palace in Ixndon, I.ady
Henry was presented by the touches
-of Devonshire. I-ady Henry waa be-
fore tier warrlaite a Mies I.ewlsohn.
nnd her UeTldi brother of Mr.
1 fhlllp B. Henry, of Ashevllln, Wi
JknlRhted by KlnwOeornw early In the
ivear In rconlUon of Ms phllnn
j thropy. Ufldy Henrv's jrown was very
Jheautlf"! and ''described at length It
5ih dlepntches. There were elaht or
'iin presentations, nmonflf others Iady
Jnecles, formerly Mlm Marjorve uouia.
Th Pen end Plate cluh W'111 hold
Its resolar peetln at the Manor
I Thursday evenlnut, Col. Hlnham will
-'read an essay on "International Arbl
fratli."f v,.
r... , m a
ter The eaecutlve eommlttea of the T.
E M. C. A, will meet this morning- at
I ie.19 o'clock at the aodatlon. From
fit until 11 o'nlock a joint roeetlna of
the executive and nnonce commutee
II1 be hold, it Is reutieeted that all
I members will attend, aa the meetlim
la of Importance.
: The weddln of Mlea Fdns T.ona
fund Mr. Oustavo I.lchlcnfeiB tekee
place tomorrow evcnlns at the Tom -!
pie at t.S9 o'clock, and will be one
of the largest weddings of the eeam.n,
ifollowlns; the ceremony a reception
WlU be held at the Manor, to which
lithe members of the families and the
' t IJ.t t.A In,t4n 'r.e
vnmu ii .......
two hundred Invitation have been le
tued for the ceremony Jit the church.
i ! One of the pleasant prospects of the
forthcoming season la the "rhoden-
jdron ball" et the Battery Park hotel
which takes place July 12. the nnn:-
versarv of the epenlna of the hotel.
iThe flntt rhodendron ball xlven two
( eeaaona airo has been rememhered nnd
fttlH be repeated this year by the man
Iteajieilt, The ball will be. one f the
moet dellrhtful of the aummer and
will take plnce as usual In the dlnl.ia
iroom Of the hotel. The oprnlnc hall
.).. V. . .nnal .. I.I..1.
iputl simi ,,ci ai.iiiini .ii ii in ii iiii. ' i
foTlowe In Aniruat will he lend by pop
ular members of the younger set. The
i program for the summer in heinc nr-
' ranged by the management of ttio ho
tel and will be quite Interesting nnd
fwltt go far toward mnklnsr the sum-
j Bier a pleasant one both for the
r.-
Dainty Silk Waists
in
Many New Styles
For our women customers we have quite- a
stylish new line of waists. They are fashioned
according to the latest dietales of Dame Fash
ion just from New York.
Til ere are pretty patterns in rich .lap Silk,
white With pray and blue with lavender in
stripes, made in th plain shirt styles. The
"slip-on" is the newest thine: in waists no
hooks nor buttons, just a silk cord to draw ii
around the. neck.
Style and quality po hand in hand here. Our
Teady-to-wear is distinctive in every detail and
therefore very desirable by women who like
individuality in dress. These new waists will
please you.
rrices $6.00 to $ 10.00. .
M. V. MOORE & CO.
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Worni ti K i hi ifiii.in nfii-n. tut u.n
llH'llllli- llln flljll.A illK lilll.jl rtfc.
room, VMirinliiK nun yniiiUallnii,
tllgloUM illXfam-H, dlBlnlcrlloll. !
etc, i llnii'ul tlo-riMomctcr, jiultii
pirutloti.
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Hor-ioit arrivalH at thi. Truolia aii-
Mrs. H. It. Mi Kinz.-y, Mrs. Jl. M -
Hwei-n and Mm. H. I--. I!t tor, nl Tim-
inotiBvillf, K ('.
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Mm. O. II. Moriii, Mr. .1. It. Kniril
iind two i lilhliuti li-li Hiitnrday for
Utile liiKk,
visit l heir I
Alexander,
Ark., where tiny will
nttier. Mr. Arthur I.
Mr. W. '. Alexander In visiting Ills
hrnllier. .Mr. A. I.. Alexander, ut Lit
tle Hock, Ark.
Mr. T. R. fiwm ker, who for the past
eevet'til weeks, has been a ttiemlier of
the firm of the rrymal Hairy lum h
room on Pation avenue, but who re
cently resigned that position, will
leave this mornliitt for Wnshlnwton,
ere he will spend the sutnruer, re
turning to AsheWHe during the early
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. I.yman hn'c
returned to their residanee at the
corner of Merrlnmn 'etnn- ami
Chestnut street after living on Merrl
mon aventiji for eome time.
Mr, I,, K. Jnrrett. nf this rlty, Ih
now In Wnynesvtllo In thp office of
Chief Engineer J. W. Penver. Jr.- of
the Houthern Aasemhly Krounds,
where ho. Is engned In drafts, , and
detail work connected with lite office,
Mrs. Webb Ilorlnn, who has spent
the winter with Mrs. C. W. It. Kadr
Jiffr; h'H slsfer-tn-Iivw, In Ylctnrtit, -return
to Mlddlotown, N. V., tomor
row accompnnied by Miss Carrie ftad
eker, Who will be out of town the
greater part of the summer.
pr. and .Mrs. TI. II. nrlam will move
In .'ittnti heautlful country home the
'flrafof lunu. the former retaining his
Ofitees in ni ' Town nwiii-m'i'. i "i
property surrounding the BHsx" home
extends to the boundary of Dr. Bet
tie's bunitnlow on Ttesmnont moun
tain. Miss Purcell, of Rli-hmond. Vn Ib
vIsitlBK Mlsa Anne Meade at the horn
Of Mrs. Frank Hewitt.
Mrs. Foster. Miss Kldilles and M.ir
ter 'Frederick Todd have gone to
Pennsylvania, where they will- remain
during the summer.
fol. I). M. Hodges has gone to New
York on btielness, end will lie out of
town for two weeks.
Mrs P. M. Wetdfeldt arrived fmrn
Scotland yesterrin and Is visiting
her nleee, Mrs. i. H. Tennant. Mrs.
Wclttfeldt will lie the guest' of Mlrr
Wesifelilt nt Uitgby tl range for ev
cral months.
Mr Harry Heheiisrler and Mr
Stanley Ciiiinini'liiiiii have reltirn-d
from Morganloti. where they spent
Pundny.
Mrs.
vlslttni.
turned
I". M. Miiehlnirn, who bus been
friends In the city, hnH rc
to her home in old Volt.
lir. KlUaheth Winter bus returned
from n lrlt to Phtbidelphla.
Mr.
Conway Snymotir. of Judson
N ' . Is n Kuesl ill 'he liiutery t urn
hotel for so eral diive.
Mrs S. J Lawrence hns tcone t.
rhmleeton, S. C. for a fnrtnlKhfs
nnd Mrs. It. X Pnvls, of Twin
Tjtkes. Mich . "re visitors In the city,
11 PATTOX AVE.
guet at the lsatur Park
Mir Maud f'rauffird l:"s returned
to ilil I oi t ;ifurr a .lull K, f rlciitlH in!
the i ity. !
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MI.sh Klta ' f.m., of ';r'i.nlorci, j
rlv.d vi'ii-rilr in ;,it-nl I ti r- l.on.
I.l' iit' t 'Is v.i-ddiriK. utnrh tki
tl;i.f- S i-illo hdtiy.
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mid I'rs, Wi i
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re ftii"MM nt thi
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II y for a Mm y,
l!utii-ry l'.irk i
I Mr Wnliiirri ' mi. s ritnrni'd to H -n-t
t)t rnn'. ill.. rft-rda urti-i Mjicndrrit:
I ."nndnj Hi tin- rlty.
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Void today.
iik ,rrl'. cfi
Mr anil Mrs. Iv J. Marshall, nf In
Ann. li.fi nh.i li.-r.i- In-, ii in U,i- r.ii!
; t.-rv Perk hot. I r.r f. ...-ml dn:,
l Konc to New Vnik. Mr. iin.l Mi't.
.M.trahdll linvc In i n xlallliiK tln lr p h.
! who Is ii Hhidi.nl at llu- A-iiU'Wll-
1 r I.
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nnd are
hotel.
urm i Mr end Mrs. l;.'nl-n I'o
jjlinvp rMnrni-fl from ti M-'-nil
rteon
k.V
I trip Hi-'onii,
I'on- Mine I. oln .Jenkins rciiiiriH from
IHiK. j rmrhiim tb lull r part nf the w.-i-li,
rm- wlii't-e sin- has I n n miidrnl m I hi
oll'r.l nf MiiM'-. anil i!l etn-i I tlu-
, nuinmi-r ulih lu-r pun-nln, Mr. nml
Mm. Ij. I,. .Irnklti".
j Mr. Kdwsrd Ward, of Preit'l Mr
, William Krone end Mr. H .1. b-
! ri-ni-r. nf the llntt'-ry Park hotr-l huM-
j ko;ic to thi Hiipiihiro rotintry on a
wnek's fltihlnK trip.
Miss Itila Wllllnms lm rcttirneil to
her home In Bnllsbitry afer n visit to
friends and relatives In tlw elty.
Mr. srid Mrs. Philip Haney end
children, who have been niendlim
several weel-'S In OenrurlB with rela-
lives, have returned to the city.
Miss Lntil'e Thornton and her sis
ter, Mrs. W. T PalHton. of Grand
llnplrts. Mich., will spend the summer
In Ashevllle, and huvc taken a cot
fage.
Miss flam snd Miss Mamie Whlt
tlngton, who went to Anderson, S C,
to sttepd the wedding of a friend,
have returned to the city.
Miss Fllmheth White, who has been
visiting her enusln. Miss Minnie Jav-ls.
line returned to her home In t'liar
lotte. Mrs. TV. V. Hackney Is visit me
friends in' WMntiton-Sslem. end will
later go to Lexlnrton to visit Mr. snd
Mrs. flcorge L. Hackney.
Mlsn ftubv Mitchell has returned to
her home In Atlsntfl after a several
weeks' stay In the elty.
BUNCOMBE MAY GET
ADDITIONAL CONVICTS
Hwent(l Thut It Would Pay This
County to Kmploy Convicts Frwn
Sttrrowndliig Owntlce.
With nsstirnnees that the scout
party loeatltiR the Rreut Central high
way from Morelicml City to the Ton-
i (tenure line will he here rim-In the
first of next month, the prepurntlons
j lieliiK made for the survey of the
; "Crest or the lllue Ki.lKe hiKliva"
'tit n early date, and with brlRht
prospe. ts Hlijcad for the hulldinu of
'the proposed Ashevllle-t'harlenton
hlBhwiiv. the (rood roads etithusiasni
In Puneonihe i ounty is fining to a
i hlRh pitch.
I AllhoHjrh the county ts well sup-
piled uilli convicts, all elToit Will he
' tnnde to replenish the ranks muiiy
fold, (ioo.l load culhusiHSISiWilf K be- I
:fnri. the nevt meeting of the hour. I I
.of . ounty eoniinisMoniTs. tisUin them j
'to euileinol- to Mt-ellle 1 lie eomlels
! of sev eral of the counties In the west- i
!ein part of North I'nrollna thnt do j
not mnlntnln chnlntranRs. It 1s snld
that II' tlie eiirumlsHloiiern of Itiin
jeoiiilie w ill KU.-ii'antee the costs oi the j
court In the eases where defendants
nre eonvleted. pay transportation ex
( penses. ete., n large batch of con-
lets can he secured by this county, i
It Is thought that there would he very !
little truutde experteneed In settlnn
the JuilKi s of the different districts ,
to eons, lit to sendlUR the ronv lets to
this eounty. At present the commis
sioners of this county only pay tinns
portatlon chaises on convicts, ami It
In believed those in faor of secur
ing a large force of tticm. that It
would he a sood paying proposition
for the eounty to offer to pay the
titles and full expenses In order to
secure them. It is runtended that
within a lew years time et a compar
atively entail expense Huncnmhe could
linvc good roads rtretchlnp from bor
der to border In all directions, and
I hat after tho Krent work had heen
nceompllBiied. the county's own con
victs emihl easily maintain (food roads 1)1
all over the comity.
Attractive sprlne '"xforls nnd
rumps at reduced prices. Overstock
i-jle. iioston Shoo Store. n
Matters at Record
The Inllc.wltii! deeds were tiled In
the orTI.-e of the reseller et deeds
j t-sterday :
J frank Welle to J. s. Wells et si.,
land in Sandy Mush township; con
sideration J.eoi
P. I". Meadows to M. Teiiie, land In
Leicester township: consideration
$1 TS.S5.
Jacob Delvccchio to Henry Swln
ney. land in 8hiioh; consideration
3f,ft.
I C. Tucker snd wife to R. R Kd
wsrds et af.. lot on Hill street: con
sideration Jl.ItiO.
Marriage licenses.
Bud Lyda nnd Mary McColltster.
Will Forney and Cora Schelll, col
ored. J. H. Hamilton and U. j. Watson,
colored.
KAJSEDaFROM
A BED OF AGONY
Mrs. Carson, of Argyle.
Mich.. Tells Strange Story
of Suffering and How
Cardui Cured Her.
Arm-le. ML h. lu
ll ni female trouble, .i
ml ii h pain In ni !.
"i v. i nte on for u
ii.il'.v, (-..I us i arefully a
I .a inn
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d oi
, w. hi. h I
CM I'll-. HI)' I
f ur.l.ii, I
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nli'-r UKiriR Mvem lioitl.-:.
,, , , i ,t ,i K..t,t reflef
' I '.in iinied to 1 1 si Ii
.1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 ! ;.-
nap i on (I iind Hklsed
..! alf'-ny. I nrdlll ea- i
i. in try l.iil
! ii .. lift- v hoi
in.- and I
ru.lh'liK I Ise -.vollhl ln !i. m.
i.ni't In- tlmnkrul enuu'li f
it ill. I for me.
I lei niniiiend It nil in;,
nnd iieiKhhora. Tv n lia e
li.it
frli-n-ls
ilri-ail.v
tried Ii and found ! I:i.f.
i ' I ihniik the lnl lor planting the
; herl'H aril fur shoving i-m how to
. pri-fn.re 1'iiriliil for 'nir l-ii.(I."
j 'in. i m.-iv lie sure I'' i'.-.i.NI .'.!!!
' n-lli- e ai.. i urn sij. h h i:.,ii. i :ih.-;i
a" Mis. ('arson's und ii il"inu It
. every dav that it i:i. mm Ii more
' 'I'llil-; !' nnd ('ertalp!. 1 1 i ; . lhni.e nii-
ineii who lujv'e no e -1 ; ' n h i; Hiptut'i:,
hot are Ji.Ht week ami nill'ig
Ah ii general tohlr for women, to
'Improve ih.. appetite mil build up
'the cousin utlon, Cardui U in a elans
l;y Itself.
j 'hcther seriously Mh'k. nr ftluiplv
ailing, try Cardui. It will help jmi.
j Vour drimgist will n f omiiiend it. Ask
; him
I
TOOK PRACTICE SPIN
AND KEPT BICYCLE
Hoi roued Wheel to Hide for I nougl)
"to Turn Arouml" and Failed .to
omdclc Clrclo.
A rather unusual esse of larceny
was trP'd before Justice of the !
Peace W. A, James, Jr.. yesterdsy nf- '
ternoon when Grover t'hiiptnan was'
arraigned fur tho theft of a bicycle i
from Joe Lawrence, who alleged that
he allnwnl the triaTr tu ride the wheel i
fur. tutuugh tu "tarn ir.iiiHil'' and tlmt-1
the man failed to Korpplete the circle j
which he ntarted. Cb'ilman claimed I
that he rode the ttli-yt-Ie only a' short
ilistiin. e nnd thut when he returned
and found that the owner of It had
departed., be- lcfrttflff iht -poro of
u frtend whu wH wrene' t
the tlnm the trouble, fmittffi.
Chapman was lnjfind to Rupcrlor
court In the sum of 1100.
Any Complexion Can
Be Made Beautiful
Kmni St !( of Today.
Mm -v Mrruii. ui I'nri", perhaps the
WoHcVm f;-ro'lft ;iuthor1ty on tK-MUty
and lrpf;K, taN 1 1 ut t now no woman
tiocil (lfffpalr o! (npp.(tiiK a clr.ir
COITlphlXidM Hlltt ji Mttln nkm.
"Kvn h plujn woman," jhs the
fiMTiotifl Mi-ion, "nttains h Tinipl(icn
whirh in the env (f hot IriPtnls whn
phe diwolvef! it pin. ill orlMlnnl purknff
it maylitoiu- in . tltt ouru'pfl if w lt h
hi!!, fmhI m."i'Hfn:f9i her ftwv. prnis
nnd MfM'U with thlH solution dnlf. Von
KudTi noitcc ft Im, v oleftmcus which la
nwp'ily iTH'iian irtu.
Mh ntitnc lmi's no traocf srKe
of kint-SH. 1: purillrs. ht h u t iti-s .
nnl prrserves th'
in; in, iti.I
t f :upf rflihiiiH h.
" Von m-' ir i ! k-
wlU'Tl Otl-'i' i' f
ll0 HtillltinU vim
i'MI fiisth' wni'i I
hr rn rosih f.
tlrupulst fci' ;i
niTomnioilatliit'.
Mnplrxfon n iifih
rrvrnt tin- i,r"'.'th
powder or eoTiieitc
ny msratnne. MaUe
..elf. Vour vlriiMi'it
the Ingredients, or
nl to nn- wholesale
if he desires to he
Father Has the Honey Habit
So hits tool her, aiij oil, ain't we kids
just tickled nil
ocr, that nctv
honey itiaUcs ns
want more, and1
we'll liner want
to art the "iIhiiii-.''
4et In linl, for tlu
honey rnali.
psa ki will eon
ttli-l ou.
C. W. Harmon & Co.
1 I X . Pnrli So.nn.re
W KATHER RKHORT
I'nlted Btateit department of airrl-
eulture, weather
Moor'. chief.
bureau. Willis L.
Tempcrntyrc
Ji p.m. Max.
78 U
78 84
60 72
70
Atlanta
Augusta. .
Moston
I Pirnilruliam
' llllffaln
: 'linrl'-stori
( 'harlntto
'hlcagn
; f In h eaton
i Jacksonville
I MnnU'imi rv
! Mobllo
cw etrl.ans
; New York
I .Norfolk . . .
! Italeigh
St. Iwiuls
i SaMinnah
; WsnhliiKton
: Wilmington
ti4
7 0
74
70
71
72
78
78
78
r8
SO
76
80
r,8
70
68
66
76
82
86
82
78
84
88
82
60
74
89
80
74
78
76
Local temperature data for May 15.
I inn.
' At x a. m. iii, 10 a. m. 68, 12 n.
7:'. 2 p. rn. 7, 4 p. m. 75. 6 p. m. 74,
j K p in. 70.
I Normal Kl
Hl'hi-Pt 7i. one yt-ar ngo fi7.
Low cut 5H, one ear airo .14.
Ahsoliile maxltnuin S3 In IfOg.
At h Pile rnlnlmnm .'14 In 1910.
Local preelpltatlon for this mnth.
Norrnnl 8.71.
tiroatest nmount 7.7B In 1908.
l.ia.-t amount 1.14 in 1DSS.
Tor last -i hours ending at S p.
0,
State of weather at R p. m. clear.
MISS OLQA HUFF
KXPEUT CORKFTrjEKF,
Cdmrd Rom,s
COi-fJl TS 27 and 28
American Xstinna Rank Rulkiii
WHATEVER
INCREASES
COMFORT
Js a blessing to man
kind. Linens lauiKkr
cd properly arc the
greatest coinfort mak
ers and -piTdueer8 on
earth
The NICHOLS WAY
is h8 perfect WAY
Phone 95.
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Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nieliols, Mgr
American Beauty
ROSES
Long, Stiff Stems.
Good Blooms.
Fine for
Commencement. ,
$8-$3 per doa.
J.
VAN LINDLEY
NURSERY CO.
gkei:xsi;ouo, x. c.
CORSET
SATISFACTION
Jfyj If you have not
worn a Splrclla Cor
set, you have not
known real corset sat
isfaction. Its patented
boning- makes it the
most flexible, durable,
comfortable. lightest,
coolest, most sanitary
corset ever made; and
It permanently re
tains its shape. Ap
pointments to suit
your convenience in
your own home. Send '
card or phono j
MRS. HARVEY.
31 Main St. Phone 206
sihiiwA''-siia
1 i H 11 1 tH'IMK
Il Millinery Importers I
It M. WEBB CO.
Club Building,
TTmrornnrl Sir.
HUMMHIHK
SPROAT'S
MILMKKKY PARtORS
Oates Bltlfc-. Padk Square
Invite your Inspection of their
new line of Spring Millinery.
Dew Drop Candy Parlor ,
ti Ialton Am j
Fresh Candy every day. Cocoa
nut flavored syrup and peanut butter.
E. M.-Adair & C. P. Baker
Proyrjptors. ,
COW PRAS FOR SAbK
Lowest priees on any quantity,
delivered "t any -point. Whlppoor
will, Unknown, Iron, Black anal
Mhted.
Sew, write, phone or wire us.
ROVLUD CO- I
Special Values at the Qon
Marche Jhis &5eek
In keeping with our policy to force
out goods during the next month
and a half we have made the follows
I ing reductions for
1)c white striped poplin, for 10c yd.
15c and 20e galatea in stripes, for 12 l-2c yd.
Up to 45: colored rep and mereerized Rajah,
for 15c yd.
A 42-inrh, sheer white lawn, for 7 l-2c yd.
25e embroidered handkerchief, linen, for 15c
each.
J3 tf umber of Other &xtra (food
Jpecials for Chis iOeek
DO YOU DRINK COFFEE?
If Bo
Why not drink the best
WHITE HOUSE
3 -pound air-tight tin
3-pound air-tight tin ,
STRADLEY
Bells White Hou.'je Coffee and
t BaM Psxk Sq.
ST. OHAS. COFFEE.
ST. CHARLES COFFEE Is a blend of the best, most delicious
coffees rbtalnable and is roasted In New Orleans the most noted
coffee center in the World. Packed In air tight packages.
ONE-POirXI PACK ACE ..
THItEE-POt'NO PACKAGE
Sold by
: 1VI. HYAJVaS :
Fancy Croceries Meats and Vegetables.
s ST. CHAS. OOKFKK. 6-T. CHAS. COFFEE.
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Ashevllle, N. C. SI Haywood St Phono CSI
Devoted to the thorough and sc.len,ti!lc treatment for select cases ot
Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma, Hatfit, Stomach, Kheumatism. Diseases of
women and othei' chronic diseases.
The Bath and MaSSag3 'department of the Sanitarium Is open
. to the public. Turkish, Russian,
Cabinet, Betz-Hot-Alr, Electric-Light. Tub, Bits, Foot, Bhower and
Needle Eaths. Galvanic and Farradic Treatment, Electrlo Vibrating and
8weedish Massape am" Movements. Tliuro Brandt Massage for Diseases
of Women, Douches Lavage.
FOR SALE
HOUSE, Woavo rvillo. One nnd a half acres
of ground. Has bearing fruit trees. House new. Very
desirable in every respect. Price $1,000. Good terras.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO., 8 Patton Ave.
PSYCHIC plSSrl PSYCHIC
Know your f:to nnd Rulde yourself acnordlngly.
There is no hope so fund, or wish so treat, that I can't
accomplish for you. '
I have success where other Clairvoyants fall,
IjOW FEE. M : Fl l-ti HEADING $1.00.
Hours to . -r CI.ATOX ST.
Let us gtvi ytra an estimate of
that Electric Wiring. Our work gl'es
satisfaction.
W. A. WARD,
ANTTTIESG ELECTKTCAti
11 Church S. Phone 44
BcaumoEil Furnifore Co.
27 SOUTH MAIN ST.
: HONEST COAL .
: FOR YOUR r.
i MONEY
I THAT'S M. & W. In-
dian CohI every time. J
e Every ppnny pnid for ;
this coal ets the jren- J
nine pood, clean coal. J
; Best for all purpoM-s. I
Phone ISO .
Carolina Coal & ke :
Compaoy :
this week.
....38c
.$1.10
& LUTHER.
Tea, tho world's best
Phones fit and 651.
ST. CHAS. COFFEE.
. ... S5c
.;, ..n.ou
W. W. Young's Barber Shop
Now at 34 X. Pack Square
formerly at Hotel Berkeley
Hair Cuts 25o
k Up
SPECIAL SALE
I of a rirw linp
utf,.
! Curls at a great reduction.
MISS CRUISE'S 15H0P
25 HaywCKHi SI.
fren:e .r lass- tortrucliou in btett
cs?aphy and Typewrltins;.
! School oi Siiorlhsitd
illsd HDL EMAN'UEU Prttt.
; Phone 1JS3. - IS2 W. Chestnal
nonnow a f.odk
Fn-e use of Kodaks where we it
! the fnishlne. We ore film experts
j and set hvtter results from your
fUnis. Eery detail has careful ut
i tcntion.
j KAY'S STVniO, -
I Po'ton Are.
Dealers la Peos