THE ASHEVILLK CITIZEN, SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1911'
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iSSOCILTY.lf!
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, Th children of th mod; school i at dinner the uhers snd iroommen
yvt.tlf Norm! wl Callesriate lnll-: of the Long-Mthtenfel wUiing, ef
' I tut tv their commencem-ml oxer- which he was the best man.
Mae yenterrtr.y morning, which In- i
...eluded fairy play, 'The Kaliy Trib
unal,',' 'yd by- nfty of ihe chil
dren. 'Th plv wm spproprlnuly
coMusnsd and there were Brownie.
flri and Jaulene, Hobnobbing In
perfect pear and harmony, the lat
ter lat only being achieved, how
' Aft fl .'rv mueine court room
cen and trlnl. Th Indiana aanit a ' rown. or we,, -ne-
tunefil eHorue, end tU whole play ! vllle. ho. left ihe city t. Join h!a
w. much appreciated by the InrK '""r In Kentucky.
udUnr whlrh hail assembled. Dr. :
EdwarJ P. Cr'lds made an address I Wr p- William h. nlunvil to
an 4 oreaonteri th eertlflcato to the I " c"y '' " nbaonoe of a few
Mr. ft. ' J. Worley, aft'
vlilt to hie parent In vV
Irft for Judaon yeslerilqi,
r a brief
vmieviue.
Mr. J. C. Martin he rturnei irom
P.nlolgh- where he liui been ettend
Ine; Supreme court.
rhlldran. The Y, W. C. A. convention
Mininen June t th N'ormal and
CoMegiste lustftttt. and there v.DI be
; sbvit four hundred 'lelegntee :n nl.
tendaoc who trill terrain until .f.tne
II. Th .program la quite an 1ntr
wing or.a. and will be publirfced t
a Uur data. . .
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. . Mr. W, H. Fnlnd gave recep-
. tlon yeaterday afternoon at her home
n College street In "honor of her
dautbttr, Mr. Radge, of Denver,
Whleh wa very targety attended. The
rldenee wee attractively decorated
with pink and white poonle , Mr.
ti. U Jenkint received the guest a
they entored the hall, where alao thetr
rd war received by llftte Ml
Kllaabeth Weaver and Elisabeth Rl
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Mr. Panland and Mr. Hodge re
reived In th drawing room. Mr.
Thorns Rollins, a1td by Mlaa Ul
;in Weaver, aerved punch and Mr.
J, W. raucetta and Mr, r. 1, Hunt
; elted by Ml Julia, and riorence
iBarnard. Ml Susanna Allport, Mlaa
Battle Bite. Mlaa tulaj Moora, Ml
' Lola Jenklna and Mia Lta Oate
preelded In th dinlnt room and
aerved afrhmnt , Theras' war
f About hundred and evnfy-flve
t tuaat who called btwn th hour
of 4 n4 T o'clock. . ;:, .'
f P ''" 4- "-'. s
J - InvtUtlon wer laauad yeatarday by
4 th faculty and pupil - of.it. Qana?
vle' college and the HIHddo eon-
vent to th commencement iTelee
f which Uk place Wadnasday aftar.
ttow, Juno 14. at . look,, .t it,
Oeoevlev" convent ; Vlctort ; road.
Tht will ho th flret commencement
. held In St. 0nvlv'a an wlU h
V ona of th moat Interesting ot th year
f in Aahovtllc -'
t - A usual during th heated term th
Allanatand Cottage Induatrlea will ha.
I gin on Monday jnt to cloao at l
$ t o'clock ach day.
t Th Saturday Aftarnoon Music
t Club will meet on th first Saturday In
I Juno with Mr. 4". J. Clngr tn
td of th last Saturday lit My.
f today, a wm announced at th last
meeting. j- .
t " Th tnnl court at' th Tount
4 JVomen Chrlatlan aaaoolatlon ha
t been put ! good ahapa, and I ready
I for th a ol member of th ast-
t latlen. Aa th ourt t w o
with rnmbw of th Toung Man
Christian aaoclation pcial tmt
will be arranged! for aeh. "
rangement may b mad through
Ml Oaborn.
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Th glrle ciaaa In physical training
will be held a umtal on Saturday aft
arnoon at 0 tn T w c A
: Letter hava been ent by the
Toung Women' Chrlrttan aaaoeUtlon
to th graduate and udnt nuraea ot
th city Inviting thm to attend a
meeting on Tuesday vnlng. May SO.
at th aaaoelatlon. Th purpaa tf
thla meeting will be th consideration
ot organising club for nuraas, by i
nurtns and ot nuraea affiliated with
th Yung Woman' Chrlatlan assool
atlon. It through inaccuracy of lists
ueed anv nuraea hav not received
. it la honed that th.iy will rev-
rtheleaa ttend the meeting or aand
'. I aaggaadoM in cao they cannoi oe
ft preeent. Th uggetion of auoh a
club ha o rar met wnn
" anonae and It la hoped that aomothlng
' ' vtry much worth wnli may b ac-
-V.' . . k M
Mr. Ouft Merrick entertained lr.
''f,Mrmny with a entail dlnnar las
ovonlng at her honte en Mont'ord
, 1 .V . ' I T tarn. ...a..
jng at th bungalow of Mr. T. W.
Thomaa In West Aahevlll entertained
dy.
Mr. 8. Mont ""i h i re-
returnod from n btilnet trip to Bo
ton. Mr. J 8. Pleasants, vice president
of the Uiiirel Cotton mills, tf Laurel,
I MIm.. I In the cttv, and I tho guet
of Mr. r:iiftie Bawyer. Mr. Plcsnle
.it nno time tetlded In Aihevlllo.
Mr. and Mr. 'Walter Hrm, of
Tharlotte, r In the city, and are
gtioete at the Battery Prk hotel.
Mr. fl. A. Grlmlry. of Orecnshoro,
I In Ahvlll on hulneua.
Ml Roe and Ml t.Hlv KaUei'ham
hav returned from Urrihoro.
where they graduated from th Stat
Normal, taking th degree of bachelor
of pedagogy.
. Mrs, Cist Dunn, Miss Monit and
Mis Alice Devenlah hav gone to
Nw Tork for a two week' tay.
. Mr. Bugen B. Olearj and Km are
expected to return today from a visit
to her .mother, Mr. W. W. Lumpkin,
at the home of the latter near Co
lumbians. & , i
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; Dr. and Mrs, J. W. Faucett leave
shortly for,riorence, Cols to visit rel
atlves for several week.
Mr J,.H. Wood left last evening
for Jckonvlll. Fla., on business.
. Mr, . W. Norman, of Salisbury, la
In th city for a few day on busi
ness. .'-. .'t.- ' '
' Mlsa txtulss lngrol ha returned
from Philadelphia, where sn ha
spent th winter, ' '
Mr. Belle Ifendereon and' small
ton, of Selma. Ala., are visiting ,he
parent bf th former In this city.
Mr. and Mr. Ernest Kenworthv, ot
New Tork, are in th city ror a short
tay1, and will return later for th sea
n,v -t4-.- ; ..'v
' L) Capt. Crvslnd Norton, ot Blftg
bamr left yesterday for Denvlll. Va.,
and after pendln th eummer'ln
Iulnllle,' Ky., Kansa City and Chi
cago will return the latter part or
August to Asheville.
Mls Dorothy Doe ha returned and
la at Bonnie Crest at Skyland, which
Mrs. Do opens shortly for the sum
mer.
Miss Msrlon Wllmoth, who has.
spent the spring In Asheville, has re
turned to her home In Dayton, o.
Mr. C. M. McLoud and her daugh
ter, Mr. Wortham. have rented a cot
tage belonging to Mre. Belle Jone on
Blah atreet for the lummer.
Mr. Rtiell Deal ha gone to Green
ville, S. C to vtalt hi mother for
several day.
Mine Annie Iwla, who hti beena
visiting friend In the eaatern part of
the tate, haa returned to the city.
Mra. Henry Bryr. who has spent
the winter In Asheville, hss returned
to her home In Now York accompa
nied by Mr. Bryco.
Miss Ida May Hunter, who has bean
visiting her cousin, th Ml Lewi,
has re:u.-ritil to her home in Grens-boro.
Miss Rhlnhardt and Ml Hardin, of
Blaok Mountain, wer visitor In the
city yeaterday, guost at the Chero
kee Inn.
Mrs. Alfred C. Whltton and Ml
NO SLAVERY
jTO WORK
Fijads It Easy To Do Her
Housework, After Tak
Cardui, The Woman's
Tonic, For Her
Weakness.
li'kin. V, "I hud serlou fe
male trouble, laatlng 40 day at a
time," write Mrs. Mary A. Vandyke.
'"I took medicine from 2 dof.tor. but
It seemed to do no good. I was :
week I could hardly walk, so I wrote
you for advice, and got a bttle of
Cardut. Jn a few day, I was bet
ter. Now I feel like a new women.
I it m t!olr,g my work snd praise your
med'i ii.r everyday. I advise all my
friend to try f'ardul. the best mell
clnf for women on earth."
If ou sufer from any form of
womanly weakness or Irregularity, try
Cer.lnl th woman' tonic. It help
nature to perform a cure In a na
tural easy way.
lit Ingredient are mild herb hav
Inr a gent, tonic, effect, on the fe
mnl ctitstlttitlon.
It make for Increased atrenth,
Improves the appetite, tone up the
nervous system ,snd help to make
pale, anllow cheek, freeh and roy.
Many ladle have written to ray
that Cnrdul I worth It weight In
gold. If you are woman try It.
Your druglt aell It, with full In
rtrtctlon for uo.
N. B. Writ to: , Ladle' Advisory
Dept., Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattunoog. Tenn., for Special In
Htruction. and 44-paga book, "Horn
Treatment for Women," aent In plain
wrapper on reqtieat.
V..srii n.falfi,m,tjym,j,ttfl li ..rl , i.yJiaissyW
ffM May Clearance Sale Continues through
Wednesday. May 3st
t.
Stylish New Parasols
to Deflect Old Sol's
Blazing Summer Rays
You will find a great deal of comfort and
pleasure under one of these pretty Silk Para
sols. You don't want to sun burn these Par
. asols will prevent such.
We have a stylish assortment of varied new
, designs: solid colors in brown, blue, red, green
and gray j patterns in plaids, gray designs and
- fancy borders.
. There is distinctiveness in Moore's things
you will appreciate this just as much in our
1 Silk Parasols as in handsome suits or dresses.
Come in today and see them. Prices $3.00 to
: $8.50.; -
l::M.V.M00RE&C0.
..WOMW5 TVX'A TVTM EAT. H PATTON AVE.
Margret Stafford. lter of Rev.
rather Stafford, and Dr. John Staf
ford, of Wahlngton, D, C, sr visit
!ng Dr. and Mra. H. i.. Alien at
Waynesvllle. N. C.
i..
Miss Lllllsn Daugherty has returned
from the State Normal collage at
Greensboro, and will spend the sum
mer at her home at Black Mountain.
' Mr. and Mrs. Ronald B. Wilson
leave shortly for a visit to Charlotte
of eever! week, after which they will
return to Ashsvllle.
Mis Minnie Johnson, who haa been
vleltlng relatives In Wilmington, hat
returned to th city,
Mr. H. F. Carey, general passenger
agont of the Southern railway of
Washington, D. C is In the city for
a brief stay on business.
Air, and Mrs. Reuben R. Rawia and
family v today for Charlottaavllla,
Va.r snd after a stay there will go to
Philadelphia.
Mra. C. B. McQueen and in. Jie.
hav gone to Busbee hall ror the
summer.
Mr. John Hay Wllllama and Mis
Annl, Wllllama leave today fog Loa
Angefca, Cel., for an Indefinite stay.
Mr. Frank N. Waddell and Miss
Maud Waddell leave this morning for
Wilmington for a several weeks' stay.
Capt. Henry Fagg arrived yeaterday
from Jacksonville, Fla., and will be
In town for a short stay. Capt. Fsgg
hss spent the winter at the plantation
In Alabama.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles fl. Jordan
leave today for Hyannls, Mass., where
they will spend the summer.
Ml Lola Jen kin ha returned
from the coneervstory of muslo in
Durham, where ah graduated wltb
honors, and will spend the eummer
with her parent, Mr. and Mr. L. L.
Jenkins.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Harjo and fam
ily, of Oklahoma, are In the olty for
a stay and are guest at the Battery
Park hotel. Mr. Hurjo I one of the
richest full-blooded Indians of the
West, and Is traveling with quit a
retinue of servants.
Mrs. A. 8. Reld. of Ct.srlotte. Is In
the city for a stay, and la a guest at
the Battery Park hotol.
Mr. J. C. Hunter, of Atlnnta, who
ha ipent many aeaaon at the Bat
tery Park hotel, ia expected shortly,
and will be her for the eummer.
Mr. .. J. Lawrence haa returned
from two weeka' vlit to relative
in Chrleton. S. C.
' Mr. K. O. Thlnney, of Jacksonville.
I i In the city, and will later be joined
by Mr. Phlnney, who ha occupied
' the Bttle bunaglow for several e.
ons. Mr. Phlnney will epend the
ummer In Asheville. snd has sent her
horse up tor th seeon.
Mr. I. L. Council, of Wsynesvllle.
was in the city yesterday on bulne.
Mr. Charles Knight, of New Haven,
t In the city for a ahorfstay on bu
lnea. Mr. Collier Cobb, of Chapel Hill.
Is in Ahevlllo for a few day. .
Mr. W. 8. Martin ha returned to
Canton after a visit to Mr. Edward
Reld Russell. j
Mies Franree Jone ha returned
from Black Mountain, where she has
been visiting Mis Bele Grnt.
Mr. Richard Frsgsw and children
and her sister. Mrs. Blrckhead, and
the daughter of the latter arrived yea
terday from Lexington. N. C, and will
spend the ummer at Mra. Bragaw's
residence on Liberty etreet.
CUarance n.l , m .t.Lij
"C-fc4(i'
JodatjH
ai
ftatun
Hosiery
Oar center tables are filled
our sales record on this particular line.
The other goods that have been on sale
Wednesday.
Jfose of Unquestionable Worth at
May Clearance Sale prices
with hosiery today, We expect to breal
Everything points to our doiij it
continue at same prices until next'
One Jot of Boys' 25c Hose, special for 15c pair.
One lot of Ladies' Black Hose with ' white feet,
2.3efyalut'S, for 15c pair.
One lot of Colored Hoge for Women, 13c values,
for. 9c pair.
$1 Silk Hose, white and colors, for 69c pair. I
One lot of Pure SHk Hose, reinforced lisle toej
heel and knee , for 49c pair. " 5
Then we show exceedingly large assortments hr
jjuotri ut au j. 11 (us at, xcguiar prices.
jfj Successful Jale at Jtnnzx
The ANNEX, is enjoying the best sale in it's
history. Several days have gone by since this sale
was inaugurated and still it shows no signs of abatr
ing. Those who have attended have gone home
and shown the values purchased they have done
most of our advertising.
20 per cent off on new Wool Suits, Linen Suits,
Marquisette Dresses, Silk Dresses and Wash Dress
es. One lot of Taffeta Underskirts, $4.50. to $7.50
values, for $2.75. These alone should bring you to
investigate.
Silk Voiles. 50c Value, for ZOc yard
i, Only a limited amount of these gopd' etria'In?
: a ney went on sale as a n.unadvertised Bpeial; xm$
' received as mucn attention is 'any of ,tb'theii
Principally, f because th e reduction ras' so dMat
on this class of summe r goods. , ...
They are plain, striped and checked, 27 inches
' wide, for 29c yard, while they last. " ""
There are many othc r unadvertised specials that
are worth coming m to see. . . . p.
28c Jtco Jltk. 27 Jnches Olds, for 19c ifard
($3.80 and 23.18 Brown P
Pamagtd for tl.80 feSSIMH 3Q
S WEJLMLM
21.28 tard aide foulard
M. Alt Colors, for
98c fard
HAVE you
TRIED COKE?
Ladiesl wno have not
yet tried coke for the
kitchen range should
have us send a ton.
It is very light, dust
less and smokeless.
Phone 130.
Carolina Coal & ke
Company :
eeeeeee....
$250 7
will buy a Hartell Piano as
good as new. Regullar price
$350.
Onlly $8 per month. Piano
fully guaranteed.
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
21 S. MAIN 8TRKET.
TAyi, K.amt . HUFF
EXPERT COttSETTEUE
' . aOcetDeHeV. ai and
American KatlonsJ Bank Building
School Girls and Boys
We are making- an unuually low
rate for our special summer sexton
which befln June 16th. By entering
before that date you can take advan
tage our our exceptional offer. Phone
1 7 J 8 and we will give you full par.
tlculara.
Emanuel School of Shorthand. .
BORROW A KODAK
Free use of Xodaka where we do
ttoe flnlahlng. W are film expert
nl get Defter reattlta from your
films. Every detail haa careful at
tention. RAY'S fmiDIO,
S Fatton Are.
DO YOU DRINK COFFEE?
If So
Why net drink the best
WHITE HOUSE
1-pound air-tight tin .. ...
3-pound air-tight tin . . .. .. ,. . . .
STRADLEY & LUTHER.
Bell Whit House Coffe and Tea, the world's beat.
I East Pack Sq. Phone 64 arid SL
...,38c
$1,10
I I HUM
: Millinery Importers ::
M. WEBB CO.
: Club Building,
Haywood St. ::
'MHIMMim M m
Dew Drop Candy Parlor
SS Patron Ave.
Fresh Candy every day. Cocoa
nut flavored syrup and peanut butter.
E. M. Adair & C. P. Baker
Proprietor.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Until Further .notice Dr.
J. II. Williams will reside
at the Swannanoa Hotel.
Office with Dr. Clias. Jor
dan in Medical Building, No.
SPECIAL SALE
of a new lino of Switches, Puffs and
Curls at a great reduction.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
IS Haywood fit.
lljanlain City Steam Laandry
CIEAN A YD 8AMTAKT
Our buslnesa ta t plea. Qlv u
a trial.
80 Worth Xxlngtoa Ireni
Telephone) 4
BREAD IS THE STAFF OF LIFE
Why not have it good? Washington Bread is
good. I have it. ' ' -:
BCTTKR Nt'T BIIEAI, VIENNA ROLLS, VIENNA BREAD,
PAX ROLLS.
I visited the largest and beet bakerle In Washington, and' Bal
tlmore and have a line of Bread that carinoj be excelled.
M. HVA1VIS
CORNER NORTH MAIN AND MERRIMON" AVE.
Fancy Groceries) Meats and Vegetables. '
ONE HALF TON
Vermont Maple Sugar, absolutely
pure, simply dellclou. Try the Ice
cream that Is made of cream, straw
berries, hones-, maple sugar, egg.
"and nothing else,
say It's the best
they ever ate.
Honer on ice
cream. Get the
habit, and peep
In our Money shop.
Harmon
& Co.,
Bee Cranks
Our patrons
ssaasjsj ',
American Beauty
ROSES
Long, Stiff Stems.
Good Blooms.
Fine for
Commencement. . .
$6-$8 per dos.
J. VAN UNDLEY
NURSERY CO.
GREENSBORO. Jf. C
NOW IS THE TIME
to have your diamonds looked after let me. put new platinum tip
on in hard platinum; they are wear-proof, makes the atone Ipok
larper and whiter.
Give me a trial.
CHAS. E: HENDERSON.
Mfg. Jeweler, S3 Patton Avenue.
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Asheville, N. C SI Haywood St Phone CM
Devoted. to the thorough and scientific, treatment for select case of
Nervousness, Paralysis, Asthma, Habit, Stomach, Rhaumatlam, Disease of
women and other, chronic diseases. - -
The Bath and Ma&Sage department" ot the Sanitarium I ope
g to th public. Turkish, Russian.
Cabinet, OetsHot-Alr, Electric-Ligh t. Tub, Sits, Foot, Shower and
Needle Bath. Galvanic and Farradlo Treatment, Electrlo Vibrating and
Sweedlan Massage ant Movements, Thur Brandt Massage for Pise sees
of Women, Douche Lairag. -
FOR SALE
5-ROOM HOUSE, Weave rville. One and a half, acres
of ground. Has bearing fr uit trees. House new. Very
desirable m every respect, lrice $1,500. Good terms"
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PSYCHIC PSYCH0METRIS PSYCHIC
Know your fate end guide yourself accordingly. '
There Is no hope so fond, or wish so great, that 1 1 can't
accomplish for you.
I have success where other Clairvoyant fail.
LOW FEE. 60cr Fl'LL liE.tm.VU tl.OO.
Hoar to . 5 CLATTOW BT.
EVERYTHING IN FRESH MEATS
Sirloin, Tenderloin end Porterhouse Steaks. 20c lb. Nice Tpund stead,
ISc lb. Both native and Western mea ta. Pork Chop and Lamb Chop IC
lb. Lamb Roast 18c and 20c lb. -v ., ' i,
Just received fresh lot of garden Peas and String Beans. ' : - .
V, V. HAYNIE, The Grocer V
6
s 40 Government St.
PHOXE
COR. M.V1N AND EAST fcrS.