THE AKIIEVILLE .CITIZEN, THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1911
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Society i
. Mta YeEtta McCoy last e4ening
l-W-8 ftvan a birthday parly hy hi-r
pfcrtwU.Mr,. and Mm. J. li. M-C. .
f at their home on the iornr of I)i r.t
(s)d BftftteJt treel. About sixty
j-'gtje ' pr prnent. ome of whom
!Wfe frrh out of town. Th- home
i waa beautifully deeorted with luili-s
if and ferns. After several gnrm-N u.n
Tlyd rfrehment were nerved In
th dining room.
' Mln Annie Erwln enti-rtuln Hie
i Edward Buncombe Chapter. I). A I:
! at her home on West Chestnut Ktnt.
FfHay afternoon, at o Clock. Mrs.
f ChaHea A. Moore will read a piiprr rn
! "Colonial Newfoern and the Logen-!
1' ef "Fetsy Dowdy."
. .
'Th commencement ImlijiihHi
Vltava been Issued by the faculty tnl
aradllStinif I'laUK Of UlH fiil'llllhlll I'ul-
!' for Women. The exercises lie-in
!tMay Jlth ano end June l:. Mta Ar
"ney Robinson, of Ashevllle, will he a
member Of the graduating clats. .mil
f Will take an A. II. degree. T.iere
.evrl Ashevllle tlrla at the .-..m.-m. .
TH commencement program Is a ful
J Iowa:
Moy I. 11. IS a, m.. bac-calaurentm
sermon, Rev. W. ft. Fraser. Anderson,
? ft. C.
,v May t. P. m. CUm plav,
f Kftmtu and Jnllat Annual Art Exhibi
ts tlon.
l May . S p. m., A Htm us Toa. 8 ."'J
h p. general flonoert.
v . 1ar It. I0: a. M... Trophy Day.
Wills p. m., class play, rtomeo and Ju-
fo Jtlfi , tt p. m., gruiluntlng ex
ill rta. Address by lr!n; fliiehellor,
i f Nw Tark.
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'Th senior -li of Trinity college
. fellv lju4 handsomely er.gravod In-
vltatlon u the cwmi: eneemcnt exer
. clsea which !: place June 4-7 at
h Durham, X C. The commencement
program i ' interesting. The com
m on rem eat address will h delivered
by Mr. Jaeab Kits, ot Xaw Tork. the
distinguished refermer and rloae
friend of cl. Roosevelt when the litt
ler waa ollre rotnmlsaloner of New
Torn. The' program Is at follows:
' Sunday, June 4. 1.8 p. m. Ttsrra-
laureata address, president William
rreston Ym, rrJ
Tueadar. 'una . 11 a. m.-Barea-laureate
eermon, Rev. iTiarlea Kd
nard fefferaea. D. D.. New York City,
Tueadar,' June. f. 1 p. m. Alumni
dlnaer, Adddeee, Hon. Wilfred Dent
Turner, uteeville. K. C.
tueadar, June i, l.te p. m. Grad
uating orations. '
. Wedneadey. June T, l.l , m.
Commencement addreaa Jacob August
SI Is. ICsq.. New Tork City. Confer
!' rln( of degree.
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Aft Informal reception In honor of
the anniversary of Mr. W. II. West
ell's birthday was given Tuesday
. evening at hla homa in Central avenue
,.hf Mra. Westell. There were num
ber of gueets present, composed
principally of th relatives of Mr. and
iin, WealsJl. An Impromptu muatcat
prdgraiw.iwaa , pleaaant feature of
I the avaplng, j to .which Mrs. ; Blmer
I Westell Miss MlnnU Weslall, Mrs.
L Jennie Lodor. Mr. Tomiinson and Mr.
i ' ICdgertfim contributed. A supper waa
I fserred late t the evening.
The graduating exercises of the
' tilfh gchool will take place before
S very long and will be of special ln-
tereat this year. The graduates are
I . Mlsa Katharine Omannay, Mlsa Qladys
I Undey, Mies Florenoa freedlnnder.
Mlsa Bula May Owens, Mies Viola
f Oweaby. Mia Erma Parham, Mia
i Clemmle McCandleaa, Miss Elisabeth
J Horton, Messrs. Carl Messier, Waverly
3 Xllpatrlch. Hugh Tarpley, Herman
Wilson, Baacom Barnard end Jsck
J Brewer. .
u Th high school play, "Pltkens end
j th Pie." has been written by Mrs.
S i Mary C. Robinson, whose fsclle pen
- has supplied the Ashevllle school with
several erlntlllatlng fanes and bur-
lequuea Th play la In rehearsal and
: well east. Mis May Klmbcrly will,
a usal, have eharge of the High
aohoot and the Mendelssohn club con
fsrt. Ther will be eantataa and a
number of olo sung, and the orches
tra of th ehodl will play. The dates
and completed program have not been
'announced but will b shortly.
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iKRIDB..VI,;Wl.WT WF.TIIVO.
S. f.teNOIIt. MV lT.-Todsy at high
'noon the prettleet wedding seen In
l.eno(r this season took plaea at the
jfFiret Presbyterian churoh, when MIks
KJo JKewland, daBRitter of Ut. Unv.
imni Mr W. C. Newland became the
t brld of Mr. Pavld Myhon Eskrlilse.
lof Norfolk, V. Twe ceremony was
inarteMi hv th bride's met nr. the
f Jpev Charle T. lo.'ilres. aeslfrted by
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Many Beautiful New Styles
in
Women9 sCool Summery Dresses
Tt certainly is refreshing to look ;it thrsp
cliarniuig Summer Dresses, they ar" in;d' in
uch dainty, suminerv styles.
We have exquisite reaily-to-we.-ir di-esst s
in Voile, Lingerie and Manpiisctte. They
ome in white, braid .trimmed in ink, laven
der and tan; hand-emhroideved in lilack. blue
and pink. Some styles an- winsomely tiim
tned in Clunv laee and have satin girdles and
rosettes on waists.
Our large assortment offers many more de
lightful stdes. which are spti ially desirable
for summer wear. You will always Hud our,
qriality riffht. its a foundation on whieh we
are establishing satisfaetion each and cverr
d&y. Dresses $4.00 to $40.00.
M. V. MOORE & CO.
WOMKN S Al'PARKU II PATTOX AVU
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Persona
the . I P. M - li . ol l,i-v. !-
blir W ;i t'.'t t';i.i h;i)i i '.t l'.t
Hi.- liur It " us i..-.i',t;f'.ll:. ! ' .r i'' l
In Ki'fM itml fill- potu-il pl.iniH
(i nil. ' in 1 1 ' i 'A r m.
Tin- l.inliil ji,irn cull nil thr; (iiun b
to thi- i-wt .n..iMHfc utriitt'H i.f l.o
liclifi in. .-Ivlli; .. II' i ti.li'i Mil l.j I'i'iiI
lliiidic Tm mi. lit .l . irt;i n tori, in th"
folliuMtiK i.r.li r, su voiiiik Kirls rr
rvlriK ft -hulii ..I fi-ri's and ivev.
Mihii'n M.n Vi-.il.mil, l-;tnm.i Klixa
bi lh 1(1' Im i iI.'miii KhMi- l-'rnnKji Wi'ln-bb-,
Hiil Mt, l I., '. 44 ,11, Hullle Ley ami
' ' I i 4 c Ken I. a inl i-m In-lnl the bridal
I'litU iiiti-r ill.'- ( ... j u tni-lr pimin
.-ibiiul the iiltuv. Nl 41 ' Htlll' (hi. null
in. Mi-.imk l.'ol" rt AlKlltHI'fl llll'l
Mn I si:i II I iiiirlti'-.', i 'i '1 1 1 in 1 1 1 j m Ali-lltl'-AH
fltlil .1. '. Si'llllli'. l(illllWI,. liv
tbf p.toi'nittii-n iiiul hriib'HiriH lilti K. i'
li-4 nu t AIIfh Jin -icnii, J. II. ui4 anil
Mix S'liM't. T .'if. .Vi'4-ani1 it ml Mis
V' h l . 1 1 : . .Mnii.il' i's I-. i t.-r -'.nrt M.s
l"44tiuti! ..i ih'iii. tit rrntriii ol
liotior, Mm J. H. Ia down o"i; iilsi
iinil th.- n-ibl 'if Ifhor, Mini In::
I-iv. .J., n oilier, lollo.vnl I'v the
brble mi the n't" of bir ri 1 1 1 -1 . I.I' hi.
(!.. W illiam r'i'llii.iiri :.'i -(Vbiii'l, v In,
I!.'I4., hi t- i'.4li; . were I::. I Bt the aUr.1
by t'le .ti'.'irl nn tin- Htm nl IiIk IiohI
irttn, .Mr. Hauler ' t'ro,. i. i.r i,t -folk.
Yn. lotrinK (lie i er. taoi . Trnu
mori" 4' an refilv tilU4'd Alter I h
eetemori' tiM- btiiial pMit'.' nllreil to
the Htralim of M ' M 1 1 -1 e b. ' -h ll
Tlu(i biiuo 4v.it lnoM liei'-iinlnKly
ci'Wtieu In v lille (liieiM'Sf. natin trim
med Iti inlnfeiH laee. .4itti peat I and
' rM.il orn.itiu iits v4 ith rnuft train,
anil tulla eH eiuiylit 4vit!i urfir:ft;':'
blouin unci earelrd larce houtiuet
of brldiVfl rosta showered with III;
of the valley. The matron of honor
eae attired In n white satin with
over draperies of matitieKp::e witn
trlmmltigs of pearl, wiarinit h bluek
picture but (mil curried plnl'i nweet
peas. Two of the brulesmulils wore
white chiffon over wbit . sutln unit
two worn pink chiffon n4er pink .a t -In,
weiulliK 4vhlte I'lrtme IiiIh ami
carried iilnk tarnntluns. The six
younger girls wore white tlhgerlo
dresses trimmed with pink ribbons.
The bride and groom left on the
afternoon trnln for Canada by the
way of Cleveland nnd XlttKara Kslls.
They expect to be abaem for about
four weeks on their honeymoon, lifter
which they will be at home to their
friends in Norfolk, Va
The out-of-town guests here for the
wedding were Mrs. Dennis Kskerldge,
Mr. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Day, Misses latella Jaikion. Kate
Womble, Emma K. Klchardson adn
Mers. riaxler Crows and . Edmund
fylvester. of KorMlk. Va.; Ml' '8ra
Smith, PJrJetf'g. W. .Va.i Miss
Mary Westell. Ashevllle, N. C; Cupl.
and Mrs. A. H. Newland, of Oneida.
Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clay
well and Mlase Kara and Catherine
Clay well, of Moraanton, N. C. ; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hoger and Mr. and
Mr. Milton McCorkle, of Newton.
N. C.
On Tuesday night at Ihe home of
the bride a delightful reception was
given In honor of the bride and groom
snd the out-of-town guest.
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The ladles of the First Baptist,
church will hold a prayer meeting
this afternoon at 4 o'Wock at the fol
lowing homes: Mr. A. Mathews, HO
Oak treet; Mrs. Chas. O. Lee. TH
Ashland avenue; Mrs. Gentry, South
French Broad venue; Mrs. F. '. Ia
vls, 58 Park avenue, and at the South
Ashevllle mission,
. .
Edward Huncome chapter. I. A Tt..
will be entertained tomorrow after
noon at the home of Miss Anne Tul
bert Krwln on West Chestnut street
at o'clock. Mrs. Charles A Moore
will read a paper on "Colonial .New
Kern and the Legend of H-lsy Dow
dy." Think of buying no4V I '.Ml model
spring and summer shoes at the
enormous raductlcns given lit the
Overstock Sale Huston Shoe Hlore. I't
Mrs. Charles tlnynor Turner, of At
lanta. Is expei ted the flrat of the.
week and will be the guest of Mra. .1.
I). Karle. Mrs. Turner was before
her marriage Mlsa .l.lda Wilson, of
this cltv. and has many friends here.
! Mrs Turner will Meinl several week
j In Ashevllle.
Mrs. T. C. Smith. Jr. and children
I and Miss iluasle Smllh. 44 ho ha4-e been
falling tim mother of the fernict 111
Louisville. Ky.. for several wecKa. re
turned to the city Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Trnftoti have
within n few dnye 'or 'ullfnrnl.i.
where thoy will rc'lile pertnanentK
Mr. Trafton baa been ver successful
ALL SHOT
TO PIECES
! Nerves Were at the Bottom
of Mrs. Martha Hown
I Had to Endure for
; Years, Till She
i
Found Out How to
Help Them
Ni 4 icr. Hie, T'-nn. "I IH-v ef did be
Ilee 10 paletil ineij cn ea. ' ' wrllew
Mr. .VI ,ii lli liown. f thin pl.e e.
'unlil 1 began to take Cardi'i, itttd
It cured me.
"t'ardul saved my life, after the
doeinr hud failed In help me. Hinee
taking ft, 1 ani pi'iutcr and uei'Kh
inure tl:un j i'Uy did and look and
i'ci I like a new "um.in.
For six niontha before I began
taking Cardul, 1 could not do en.i -ihlng.
nor hrdl4 alt up Now I can
do all rny houieti orU. n v here J
please and II don't tire me.
I ii.-eij t., (j, t fi ightemd al arij -tliin-!
anil .'.ould Jt;at fall dot', a m a
lalnt, and i4a so tiervoua, bm now I
am hulter Ihun 1 have U on In i,4e.e
ni'.nlha. and tliu doctor, who a. my
o-4ti biotlier. anyn lie evei lliiii.ahl to
set me li.i'kn.g ,,,, well."
The benefit to In. ol. lamed l,y iak
Ing Curdul, Is not conllned to any one
pail of ilin boil). The nlml.- female
fi'icm In benoDU'd -tho aln'ie .m
Btllatl iil built up. A port, 4ii;ct.'lhl"
extract, especially adapted lor v.m
nmn's uilmeats, Cardul la tin; ,,ne
rotnud.-,' that nil w. mien should l-.nx
111 the. house, and use when needed.
Vour drusit knowe.
os a miniature painter In New VorT
betore eomlnif in Asheyjlle, having
taken i:ummlsHloii from thu Tiilan,
company and the Hurr Mcintosh
studio. Mr. und Mrs. Trafton have n
number of friends In tb city who will
regret their departure.
.Ml.is Pndle Merrill has returned
from a visit to relatives In Charlotte.
Mr. and Mra. A. J. Lyman have
taken possession of their home on
Merrlmon avenue, recently leaned to
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sllversteln.
Mr. W. 8. Hyams left yesterdsy for
Washington, where he will Join Mrs.
Hyams, who has been Malting in the
Ksst. Mr. and Mrs. Hyama will spend
week at Atlantle City before return
ing to Ashevllle.
Mr. J..Qulncy Ollkey, of Marlon, Is
visiting Mra. C. N. Malone on Hillside
treet,
Mlsa Katharine Miller. who has
been visiting Mrs. F. A. Hull, returned
to her home In New Tork yesterdsy.
Mr. Rdwln L. Ray, Mr. S. C. Rtlke
leather and Mr. Lawrence Jones left
yosterday for Mr. Brewster Chap
man's bungalow In the Rspphlre
country, where they will fish for a
wecek. Mr. Chapman and Mr. Oeor.je
f'owell will go up today to Sapphire.
Mis Mabel Fuller, who has' been
visiting friends In the city, hits re
turned to her home in Montgomery.
Ala.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mollowsy and
children, of Versailles, Ky .'bave -e-turned
to their home after a short
stay In the city.
Mlse Duckworth has returned to her
home near Candler after a week's I
Mult to Mis" Ethel Marlowe In Ashe- 1
! vllle. !
j Mrs Roger Grant left yesterday for
Tlaltlmore. where she will visit frlend.i
j for several weeks.
i Cnpt. Western Meriwether and his j
; slater. Mlsa Juliet' Meriwether, left j
yesterday for their home in Ka na '
City. ;
Mr. Tim Cocke nnd Mr. Olllllin 1 j
Sllkelenther tvont to Charlotte yester- !
j day to attend the annual firemen's
tournament j
Mls rjladp Te.iK'ie. ivho has he. n
a student at 8t. C!ene4leve's unvent.
went In Auct'.sla, Ha . TneMdn4' to
pend the stimmer with he- 'noahcr,
Mf. Ji.-k '"rnnstnn.
Mls Julia Melton. left Tueoil.iy f..r
iM'OsSde to vl friends und nlilin-s
Mrs i'. M Shuttle, who hn been
III at t.'orail.e Sprlnsa, has returned to
the city.
IMIss Marv Lovett and Miss Oene
4l.".e llolnies. vt ho hH4e been 4 ill
Ini; friends in Ashei llle mid CI ar
l"tte. ha4-e re1urnd to their home In
0'reti.boro.
Mr Alinn M Lane and his sister.
Miss Mcljine. 44 ho hin'e occupied tile
Lowland cottage on Sunset ilrhe di.r
Inc the winter, return tivlay to their
home In Canada
Mtss T"ora Smith, w ho has been 4 ls
Itlnf friends In the city, left yester
c!4 for HendecfionvUle for a short
vlalt nfter which she will return to
her home In Ralelsh
Mra Herliert Cirtwrlaht and her
daughter. Miss Cart 44 rlttht. of Deca
tur. Ala.. ha4 lensed the Mo4vland
ottarr on Sunset drive for the sum
mer Mrs Cart4vrlght Is quite prom
inent soelnllv In Oecatur. nnd will be
quite an addition t" the summer col
ony of Southerners.
Mlaa flertrude Hudson who has
been In Ashevllle durlnsr the winter,
has returned to her home In South
Tiend, Ind. Miss Hudson will return
to Ashevllle In the autumn.
I '
Mrs. P L. Prown and children, aft
er a visit to the parents of the for
mer, ha4e returned to their home In
Macon. Oa.
Mrs. W. L. Luther nnd small daueh
ter have returned from an extended
visit to ITlbertaoti and Toecoba. f!.
Mlsa Lillian Smathere. who has heen
Visiting MlJa OlaiKa AdMms In Bllt
mjro, has rclurned ,to Waynrsvllle,
a. ri.mpanlrd by ell Adams, who will
4 1 it the former for neu ral Uayn.
Miss ftuth Brown will go to Char
lotte tomorrow to ii'il Miss Helen
I!u. k.
Mlsa Shirley CurliH Is finite (11.
w huh fa.t will be i.artu d 44ith re
gret l.y her friends.
M ss Virginia T ' ' I"-' of Port
W.'ilh, Tex., and Mr- l--rd Hill, of
ll'iuiMon, will spend the eiifntiier In
Aslti . ill-.
MIsji Maud ria'kc Ian n turned
from a lull of e,e!,,: i'."ii to rt 1
a t ! 4 ' a in ' ihlo.
Mrs. .1. Quince 'lllk.-v and duugb-ii-r,
Mies Jeannette, of Marcn. is ia
Itinx Mr. and Mrs. ( barbs N. Malone
..n I hll.-ldt) street.
Mips Ternpe Harris ha opened the
Ml. Meadows Inn fol On Heason.
There w no formal oponlng aa Klven
at some of the previous ikous
Mrs. Hoy I. Bro4'.n If 4 isitliiK her
parents al Ttiaculuni. Tenn
.Mr W. (1. Wolfe. lm has been vls
llJnr his mother In York Spring.
I'a. for the pt three 4-.eeks. and In
oihei- idlles. hfttj relurnn! In the city.
Mrs. 'ittls Oreen h.is been called
to Meridian. .Visa., on 10 count of the
rloii Illness of her mother. Mrs. W.
O Proach.
Piiv handsome new ni mtr Oxfonla
and pumps at . ,ie i-'.rst-a k Kale
I'oft'.n hoe B'ove I I"? r dm tlor..i in
prl'-es.
NEW MEMBERSHIPS TO
LIBRARY COMING IN
liiilui tlon ln Annual Membership Fct
Is Mtractlng unibtT of New
Member.
The Faek Mamorlal llbrnry la grat
ified at the responses to Its appeals
for a more widespread support of the
library and cooperation by the citi
zens In extending Ha usefulness. A
number of people have taken out an
nual memberships and doubtless oth
era will do the, game In the next few
day. The library deserve and is
keenly anxious to have the warm In
terest of all the,,, people, and to this
end Is desirous of enlisting those who
have never been.membera.
During tb-period from May IS to
June U the cost of an annual mem
bership will be only tl 'i or less than
half a cent peK day for the privilege
of taking out two books nt a time.
The Druggist Knew
From Experience
1 have beenlllng Dr. Kilmers
Hwamp-Koot for the past three years
and those of my customers who buy
it speak favorably regarding It. I
have used It In my" own family with
good results, and I believe the pre
paration has Krent curative value. You
may use this as you like.
Very respectfully.
C. B. RUPB & SON.
By C. P. Rupo. Mgr..
Seymour, Texas.
Personally appeared before me this
20th day of July, HtOO- C. B. Hupe.
Pruiiglet, who subscribed the above '
statement and made- oath that the j
same la true In subeUnc and In faet. !
R. C. JANF.S
J. P. and Ex. Officio. j
1 a tler to
Ur. Kllmtr Co.,
BlugliaiiU'ttin, Y.
Prove What Hwamp-Root Will Bo For
You ' I
Send to Pr. Kilmer A Co.. Blng
hampton, N. Y.. for a sample bottle.!
It 44-111 convince anyone. You will
also receive a booklet of valuable In- ,
formation telling all about the kid- ;
ney and bladder. When wilting In
sure and mention The Ahevllle Citl- ;
ien. llegular fifty-cent and one-dollar
size hcttb s for sale nt all drug j
stores. I
1865-LETTERS-i685" j
Besides Business Papers,
Manifold Work Contracts
and General .Dictation.
Olves you an Idea of ti e larse!
amount of a'':inl work done during
April I14 the advanced students of Ihe.
ASHKMl.l.l , BUSINESS COMF.;F.
1 in si nri .i men, .i in . . pi"iitn i.ie.i,
truvel'tiK i'i- -. ministers nnd otre.rj
have a l.irne c nount of dlctntion and
Sciien.l efl'i. - work done hero each
month.'
That'K one reaaon J'ou are a ste
nogrrtpher v 'iea you complete our
course in M.-iography and tyr-ewrlt-Inr
ur lop! una studenU ar placed
In positions c4 err month that pay
Hi- 00 i-i tr -ti a month.
KW CI-ASH
ln shorthand and typewrltlm tiegins
Mat ;jrd F.-i only UH.ftO you secure
a splendid s mmer Course. it
SWIiitglM
.. . !
t4iiiUlka
I Mi HI - '
If M ft g"A'JMI
1 MKKg ltif iftJOS U
MRS. LKOBKTTER'B FUNERAL.
The remains of Mrs. Calvin Led- 1
better, who died at her home on I
Woodfin street Tuesday, were ent 1
yesterday to Tenroae. ' Tlenderson '
county, for burial. The deceased u j
21 era uld. and death came' after :
long siifTerlng. Khe Is survived by her !
huaband. Mr. Calvin Ijedbetter, who la 1
employed by the furniture firm of '
lion Id & I'onald.
Having a doTlar Is easier done than
making one by trade or work. Stive!
the dollar at Overstock Fhoe Sale
boston tthoe Htnrtt todav -t
ATTENTION!
BOARDING HOUSES
"We offer a good full size
Iron .Bed for
$1.30 !
This offer holds good for
a limited time. I
Burton & Holt
Pack Square.
"Oh Girls, we are to have
a jar of Harmon's delicious
honey for breakfast."
Then the
girls began to
dance around
their mother,
saying: "Oh,
mama has the
honey habit."
"Remember the
Old Bee Crank."
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
has a number of slightly
used pianos of high grade
on hand It will be to your
advantage to call and see
them.
Cash or time.
0. FALK,
21 S. Main St.
Bl'CKHORN WATER.
Just received a shipment of
thl Famou Litula Water.
Remember thi Water, contains
More Lithla .than any other
Water, that ft Is analyzed each
month by the stale Chemist
and lastly, every bottl 1
Sterilized before filling.
MaeKAVS PttARMACY,
Prescription Specialltv
Opp. r. O.
MISS OLGA HUFF
EXPERT COR8ETTERB
ROOMS
COJCSE'TS' VI and 2S
American National, Rank Building
WHATEVER
INCREASES
COMFORT
Is a blessing to man
kind. Linens launder
ed properly arc the
greatest comfort mak
ers and producers on
earth
The NICHOLS WAY
is .he PERFECT WAY
Phone 95.
G
Ashevllle Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr
American Beauty
ROSES
Long, Stiff Stems.
Good Blooms.
Fine for
Commencement. . .
$6-$8 per doz.
J. VAN LINDLEY
NURSERY CO.
GHEENSBORO, N. C.
tt HHMHI
1 1 Millinery Importers
M. WEBB CO.
Club Building.
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4l Mill t M M
SPROAT'S
MILIj.VETlY PARIjORS
Ostrs BMC-. Feck 6jmm
tnvit your inspection of their
new tin f Spring Millinery.
CITIZEN WANT-ADS
.BRItfG RESULTS
arge Shipment of Smbroid
ered Robes Jfas Jlrrived
These goods have been exceedingly popular this
season. The ones received recently are selling
rapidly.
There is enough flouncing and banding to make
a dress in each. The yardage runs full and thp
large women cun buy them and lest assured that
they are getting a plenty for a dress.
There are three qualities of the Marquisette
Hobes. The prices range from .7") to 15 each.
They are white, embroidered in black and Helen
pink.
The Batiste Hobes come in solid colors: pink,
blue, lavendar and white. They are priced at
$7.50 each.
Thev are worth v of vonr earlv attention.
s
yew Itlarquisetia Dresses at the
jmnex
DO YOU DRINK COFFEE ?
If So ' "'"""v;
Whv not drink the best . V?
WHITE HOUSE -
1 -pound air-tight tin 3B
3-pound air-tight tin $1.,10
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
fells Whit Houo Coffee and Tea. tho world's best,
t East Pack Sq Phones (4 and 651.
ST. CHARI.E8 COFFEE ST. CHARLES TKAS
St. Charles Coffee & Teas
are giving my trade better satisfaction than any brand of coffee
and teas I have ever handled and I have tried them all.
. The Ice tea season I on. Try a can of St. Charles. SOc per
pound.
Bt Charle Coffee 35c the pound, S-pound can U.u0.
1VI. HYAMS
Faney Grocerle
ST. CHARJ-ES TE.AS
leal.s
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Ahevllle. N. C. 1 Haywood St.
Devoted to th thorough and scientific trtment for select ease, ot
Krvouanee, Paralysis, Asthma, Habit, Stomach.. Kheumatlsm, Diseases ot
women and oih. chronic diseases.
The Bath and MafeSage aepg'-tment of the Sanitarium is open
'' .1 ii 1 1 i fr t0 9 public. Turkish, Russian,
Cabinet, Bet-Hot-Alr, Electric-Light. Tub, Bit. Foot. Shower and
Needle Baths. Galvanic and Farradic Treatment. Electric Vibrating and
Sweedlsh Massage ar.t' Movements. Thure Crandt Massag tor Disease
of Womsa. Douches Lo.vgs.
FOR SALE
5-ROOM HOUSE, Weave rville. One and a half acres
of gronnd. Has bearing fruit trees. House new. Very
desirable in every respect. Price $1,500. Hood terms.
THE H. F. GRANT. REALTY CO., 48 Patton Ave.
PSYCHIC pgSSSSJSJ PSYCHIC
Vnnoi vmir ftl n ntl ffullle ?OU!Srlf ace oril i n Kl V.
There 1 no hope so fond, or wish so gnat, that J can t
accomplish for you.
I have success where other Clairvoyants fail.
t,OW FEE. 6c: Kl'IJi KKADlXd ?1.I)0.
Hour 3 to .
Let us W you an estimate .'
that Electric Wiring Our worL; gives
satisfaction.
W. A. WARD,
ANYTHING ELECnaCAIi
S2 Chunrh St. Ftionc 44
1.25
Beaumont Furniture Co
27 SOUTH MAIN ST.
HONEST COAL
FOR YOUR
i
MONEY
THAT'S M. & W. In
dian Coal every time.
Every penny paid for
this eoal gets the gen
uine good, clean eoal.
Best for all purposes.
Phone 130
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
l MiinmkHMitltHS
Dew Drop Candy Parlor
St Patton Are.
Freh Candy every day. Cocoa-
nut flavored syrup nd peanut butter, j
E. M. Adair & C. P. Baker!
Proprietors. 1
syissais ) J
vee tnem
and Veptabk.
ST. CJIAHLKS COFFEE
Phone CSt
3! (WTOX ST.
W. W. Young's Barber Shop
Now at 14 N. Pack Square
formerly at Hotel Berkeley
Hair Cuts 25c
& Up
SPECIAL SALE
of a new line of Switches. Puffs and
Ctirls at a grent red notion.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
25 Haywood St.
Private or.class Instruction in Steu
ogrjpty and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School ol Shorthand
MlrfS tiADlU EMAMIBU Prla.
Phoae ITU. 1S2 W. CbcMO!
BORROW A KODAK
Free use of Kodaks where w do
the finishing. Wn are film expert
and get better rrsulu from jour
films. Eery detail has careuj at
tention. n.AT-s f-Tniio,
2 Pa 'ton Are. t
Dealer in Peas,
COW PEAS FOR SALE
Lowest prices on any quantity,
delivered at any point. Whippoor-
will. Cnknown. Iron, Black and
I Mixed.
6e. write, phone or wire. u.
ROWLAND A CO., -, ,