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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 21, 1911
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has returned home. He la quite -ill
and has been confined to hla room
several days.
l&T. Halyburton McCoy, who has
been a student at Trinity college at
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WiMfc VmiIs 1Immi4iw arav a brMn
party lest evening t her home on
iff t ton avenue In honor of Iter sister.
Miss Frelda Seydel of New York,
who la - her guest for sevsral weeks.
The" house wss attractively decorat
ad with daises and the Ices wers yel-
' lew and whit. The prises were unus
vally pretty. The ladlea' prlxa waa a
j, ; dainty hand, painted fan, and the gen-
; tiemea'e a -clock tn a Rhlneatone
tram. Those Invited were. Mr. and
' Mrs. Lichtenfels, Mr, Morrla Llpin-
sky, tha Misses Emanuel, Mlaa Clara
Llplnsky, Mlaa Carrie Whltlock, Mlaa
Hilda Stern. Mlaa Forchelmer, Mlai
Dorothy Long. Mr. F. W. Con, Mr.
t Julius- Lsiwsnbeln, Mr. Rogera, Mr.
, wnniHii air. lunula LiDinssT.
Mr.
Welnbaek and Mr. Better.
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Dr. Paul . Pequln leavaa today for
Hale Springs, Tann., where ha will de
liver an address on Tuberculoela," at
tha dedication ceremonies of the Na
tional printer and Pressmen's Home
, . Tha Country club will announce an
interesting- series of golf tournament!
which., will begin aarly In July last
,V lng well through tha month and 'Into
v ..August. Tha ladlea atnglea tannla
tournament will be announced short-
ly -also, for tha eup put up by Mn.
Robert Johnston, Although the sub
ject. may be tabooed It la being whis
pared about that the . dinner-dance
will alao begin tn earneat In July and
that there may be a routrh of July
Inauguration. Thla however, le pot of
ficial, merely club goaalp. There are
periodical tappers at tha club whloh
help color tha season, that eo far la
tutklng. It la rumored that there will
be a few small private dancea at tha
club within the next few weeka.
' Mlag Beth Arbogaet haa laeued invt
tatlona to a dance which wilt be given
: thla evening at her reeldenee on Mont
ford avenue In honor of Mlaa Mary
, T eager, of West Virginia, Tha guests,
there will be about thirty present,
will., dance on the veranda and In the
drawing room, an o reheat ra being sta
tioned te,4fc bU. ; ' ,
Tha Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority will
i ,1, hold- Ita annual meeting thla year at
f Tosaway Inn June It. SI and 1 1. There
.; g fa) a- large membership la North and
f ' , South Carolina, amoes the farmer be
" - log Mlag Arney. .Robinson, of Ashe.
i viiiej Miss Nancy Clark, of Brevard;
Mm. Spencer Macfle, of Brevard; Mlai
Nannie D. tree, ef Raleigh; Mlaa Mary
Shuford, of Raleigh,; Thursday night
the banquet is given and will be fol
lowed by a launch party, on the lake.
Mlaa Virginia Orifftth Millar will eg.
tertainlnformally Saturday afternoon
t hnr. residence n Montford avenue.
Mra.i dustavs Llchtenfela entarutn
ad the Tueaday Sewing irolyetr
day aftarnoonv S)t,homf
. avenue'. -i.--u vw,., -n iw. , .... ,
Mrs. Theodore Morrlaon. Jr., haa In
vited a few friends Informally to meet
Mlaa Mary Ague ' Olerden Thursday
evening at her home on Pearson's
. Priva. ! . , i .
P--j.Kyy:rj ji iHwl,
Tha many friends and relatives will
ba pleasantly surprised by the an.
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Mewelyn Weaver, daughter o Mr.
Albert aiftiWaaven and Mr. Wren
Chambara,' both ot Wearervllle. The
marriage occurred Monday afternoon
, at a 'romantic, spot n the banks of
Reema reek, the ceremony being per
formed by JBerJ. C. Saunders. , The
only witnesses were the sister of the
bride. Miss Emma Weaver, and Mr.
E. V. Merrill. Mr. Chsmbers Is a
successful and popular young busi
ness men. of Weavervllle, which will
be tha home of tha young people In
future.
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Urn, C. S. Davis la entertaining a
house part at Mr summer home st
Bluemoat, eompoeed ef the following
young people, wfep left the city yester
day: Miss Pearl and Miss Iovs
Shope, Miss Annie and Miss Carrie
Davis. Mrs. C. X. Rits, Mr. snd Mrs.
Ernest Davis. Mr. Emmett Davis, Mr.
Charlea Rtddlck, Mr, Joseph White.
Mr. Harold rilmore and Mr. Royal
White. J
Mr. R. C. Daniels has returned from
Richmond, Va.
Judge and Mrs. Jeter C. Prltchard,
who have been In Richmond, Va.,
Exceptional Values
in
Women's House and Street Dresses
Some unusually attractive House and Street
Dresses in lawn, madras, gingham, etc. Made
In the popular one-piece style. Ginghams in
stripes and plaiids trimmed bands and pip
ings of solid color. Lingerie materials dainti
ly trimmed with lace and embroidery. Col
ors: pink, blue, tan, lavender and black and
white.
Prices from $1.00 to $12.00
A particularly pretty little dress just receiv
ed is in sheer striped madras. Made in one
piece syle, with Dutch collar of heavy .lace.
Skirt is self-trimm-ed in over-skirt effect A
v little; touch of -black in the bodice trimming
f gives, ft quite a French air. Colors are deli
cate and cool, green and lavender predominat
, ing.
Special priced at 4$5.00
V ; Jl V. M00RE & CO.
WOME-TS DRESSES. ' ' 11 PATTON AVE.
where the former has been holdlnK
court, return to the city today. Judge
and Mrs. PrlUhard attended the sil
ver wedding anniversary of the Pres
ident and Mrs. William II. Taft at the
white house Monday.
Miss Arney Knhlnann has returned
from South Carolina, where she has
been vtsltlng srhool friends since (he
closing of the Woman's college at Co
lumMn. Mrs. I,. B. MoBrayer and her chil
dren will leave for Bluemont the first
of July to spend the summer at their
summer cottage there. Miss Hart I e and
Mr. Ileuben McBrayer will entertain
a house party shortly st Blurmont.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duke, of Gads
den, Ala., are gueats at the Battery
Park hotel.
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Mrs. Robert II. Resd and Mlaa Si
mons, of Cleveland, .. are visiting
Mrs, A. A, Kestherstone.
Mrs. Robert 8. Carroll entertains
with a bridge party this afternoon at
her home on Zllllcoa street.
Postmaster George W. Stepp, of
Black Mountain, spent yesterday In
the city.
Dr. J. W. Faucette and small son,
William, have returned from' a visit
to relatives in Colorado Springs. Col.
Mrs. Faucette will remain In Colorado
Springs a short while longer.
Mr. T. J, Owenby, of Black Moun
tain, was In town yesterday on busi
ness. Mr. Ed B. Brown sttended the
Southern students' conference at'Mon
treat yesterday.
Mrs. J. H. Williams snd Miss An
nls Wllllame, who recently left for Los
Angeles, Csl decided st St. Iouls.
Mo., to return to Ashevllle on account
of the heat encountered, and are at
St. Genevieve's convent for an indefi
nite stay.
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Miss Elisabeth Murphy goes to
Greenville, f. O, today to attend a
house party glysn by Miss Ellen Wil
son, at Converse college.
, Dr. A. W. Calloway waa called to
Ciiwlnnatl Monday by th Mints f
his brother,
ejMs
Mr. and Mrs. Roy, Wagner have
gone to Oreenaboro, N. C, to visit the
parents of Mrs. Wagner.
Mrs. Thomas J, Noblltt and daugh
ters Isft Sunday for a" ',tw weeks'
visit to Mrs Koslltt's sister, ' Mr
c,!flH!fhf f fi
Mrs.' tv Clark, of Cnd'tr under
went a serious operation at the Meri
wether hospital the latter part of tha
weakf.jMrsv Clarks Is recuperating
rapidly, and It la expected that she
will shortly be als to return to her
home.' ( ,
Mr. Thomes S. Rollins has rsturm d
from Richmond. Vs., where be has
been on professional business. '
Dr. Bruce Moors, of Philadelphia,
who has bsen visiting friends In Ashe
vllle, haa returned to his home.
Mrs. N. M. Watson and her son,
Mr. Roy Wstson, who hsve leased
the Smith bungalow In Orove park,
have arrived. Mr, Watson baa to-n
at Princeton university during the
winter, and haa brought hla touring
car to Ashevllle. .
Miss Mamie Sherrod, who haa been
visiting friends In the city for several
uaya, naa returned to her homo In
Memphle. Tvnn.
Mlaa Agnes Rockwell, of this city,
who has been a student st Wellesley
college, salla from New York tonight
for Charleston. She will visit rela
tives In South Carolina before re
turning to Ashevllle, where she will
spend the summer St the home of her
mother, Mrs. J-oula A. Rockwell, on
Montford avepue. rt
Mrs. E. Reld Russell Is spending s
few days with relatives in Virginia.
She will return to Aahevilio tha latter
part of the week.
Mr. Paul A. Rockwell, who has
been out of the city for some time,
Durham for the past nine months, re
, returned to Ashevllje yesterdsy. Aft-'
er leaving college he went to New
! York and returned here by way of
! Atlantic City.
Mrs. W. T. Mason. Miss Katherlne
-Mason and Mrs. Allien Hall returned
yestrrday from Baltimore, Md.
Mr. J. n. "a tea and Miss Frances
Oates left yesterdsy for Shelby. K. C.,;
where they were called by the death
of a brother-in-law of the former,
Mr. Rlrhard Eskrldce. Mr. Rskrldga
has been III for some time, snd he
died Monday evening. Mrs. Eskrldge
Is a sister of Mrs. Oates. ,'
Revenue Agent R. B. flams Is at
tending court in North Wllkesboro, N(
C .
Mrs. Lottie Blarkstork, of Mars
Hill, Is visiting friends in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shorter end"
children, of Hamilton. O., are spend
ing the summer tn Ashevllle. I'
Miss Vers Patey and her slater,
Mrs. Packard, of Sioux Falls, la., who
spend last summer In Ashevllle, are
expected to return shortly.
Mr. W. S. Rsdeker has returned I
from a short business -trip to Knox
vllle. i
Mr. Clarence Cone snd family, Mr.
Frank and Mlaa Frank, of Baltimore,
have arrived and have taken the
Martin residence on ' Liberty street
for the summer.
Mrs. Greer, of. Nashville, Tenn., is In
Ashevllle for a stay snd Is st Mrs.
Baker'a on Haywood street.
M. F. W, Cone returned yesterday
from a trip to Baltimore. Md.
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Mr. Edward Kohlman, of New Or
leans, is spending a month at tha
Reed farm.
Mra. Strauss, of Sumter, 8. C, has
leased the Reynolds cottage on Wa
tauga street for the summer, '
Mrs. Margaret . Logan sod daugh
ters, Mrs. Lottie Blackstock and Mrs,
Thomas 0. Hollowed, are spending a
few days In Ashevllle, where Mrs. Lo-i
gan will undergo sn. operation at the'
Mission hospital tomorrow.
Doctor's Prescription Failed
The Great Kidney lemedy
Proves Its Merit.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root la one of
the patent medicines that la better
than many of the prescriptions pre
scribed by doctors, st lesst It has
done more good for backache and
kianey trouble than any other tnedl
cine i know of and I always recom
meti it'lo ny friends as I knaw it
oan'Metee TL T i
I had a severs, backache sometime
hv wun:i cuuurnoi oe enrea uy ine
doctors' medicine, t sm' glad to' ssy,
however, that Swamp-Root cured me
In a few weeka' time.
So certain am I that Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-Root Is a medicine of merit
that I send you this testimonial which
you can use any time,
v Yours very truly, ' '
JACOB DORNACHBH,
Edwardsvllle, III.
' Subscribed and aworn to before ma
this 14th day of July, A. IX. 10.
Samuel W. McKlt trick.
Notary Public,
Letter to
Dr. Kilmer Co.,
BliwrliBWPtpn,.N. Y.
Prove What Swamp-Root Will do For
You
Send to Dr. Kilmer A Co., Blng
hamptoB, N. V.. for a sample bottle.
It win convince v anyone. You will
alao receive a booklet of valuable
Information, telling all about the kid
neys and bladder. Whan writing, be
sure and mention The Ashevllle mi
en. Regular fifty-cent and one-dollar
sle bottles for sale at all' drug stores.
RARNARDSVILLE TfOTKS
After spending the sum of $5,000
Bsrnardsvllle hss Succeeded In get
ting a water supply from Frosty
mountain.
The ,Rev. J. A. Wood of Tennwsee
Is homing a protracted meeting at
Dillingham. He delivered a special
sermon last night before a large con
gregation. Miss Ethel Dllllnghsm hss return
ed sfter sn extended visit to Morgan
ton. Mr. Kmmet Robert will spend the
summer at Big Ivy. His many friends
wilt ba glad to hear that hla health
haa greatly Improved.
Mr. Innle Brlgman waa the guest
of Mlaa B. N. Abernethy yesterdsy,
Mrs. T. D. Oreen left for Indiana
yesterday to visit her sister who Is
seriously HI.
The little son of Mr. snd Mrs. Hsr
rls Dillingham la very 111.
XOTK8 FROM EMMA
Mr. William Edwards of Canton la
vletlng hla mother, near Emma. Mr.
Edwards haa been with the Cham,
plon Fibre company for several years.
Building still continues at Emma.
Mr. Shook haa Just completed a $1.
400 home which he Will occupy
shortly. Mr. Frlcka has also erected
a fine mill.
. Miss Margaret
la vtsltlng her
Harklns.
Gaston of Hominy
grandmother, Mra.
Mrs. C. D. Mallone of Hominy wss
a visitor yesterday.
door for coxveniewcb;
Carpenters' are at work cutting a
doorway between tha offices of.
Mayor Rankin and City Clerk Haly
burton in ' the city hall. Thla ar
rangement will serve to make ft much
more convenient for both officers to
transact tha business which they will 1
have to attend to together. '
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Rralrwd
by AshevlMe
yropie.
A little baoache at first.
Dally Increasing till the
bsck
la
lame and weak.
Urinary disorders quickly follow;,
Dropsy snd finally Bright's disease.
This Is the downward course of
kidney Ills.
Don't take this course. Follow the
advti.e of an Ashevllle citizen.
Mrs. M. C, Bell, 160 Grove street,
Ashevllle, N, JC aaya: "Dosn's jtld
ney Pills benefitted me so much thst
I feel justified In. recommending
them to other kidney sufferers. My
kidneys did not do their work, prop
erly for many years and I ofjen be
came tired and languid. I also suf
fered Intensely from backache and
the kidney secretions were a source
of annoyance. Doan'a Kidney Pills
relieved these difficulties in a short
lime." '". V '
For sale by all dealers. Price fO
cents. Poster-Mil burn Co.. Bjuftalo.
New York, sole agents for the' Unit
ed States. '.('5-A
Hemember' the name Doan'a snd
take nd other. '
POB SALE OK TIMDH
' 20-acre Improved land with two
story store room, and nice flat abovs,
also good general stock of merchan
dise, 1-7,000 for all, only four; miles
from clty.'Jiowner leaving state.
Stock and buildings one year old.
Sew CAJtADAY REALTY CO.,
No. 10 N. Pck Se Phone 974.
In the sexiosnpn" of yonr own homr
let mo select fit and show you how
to wear a
Spirella Corset
Tlio Kpirella (orset Is hygienic,
comfortable, modish. To know su
preme comfort and tasty,' correct
drees wear one.
Phone or sond poat card.
MRS. HABVEY,OOIt8E,riERE
Phono SOS. SI South Main St.
" Automobile and Picnic :
Parties will find in
LATJB&L PARK
Hesdersonville, : : : N. C.
not only "the most beautiful natural
park in America," but an Ideal spot
for a daa outing.
WALTER B. SMITH, Manager,
lAurrt Park, Hcndersonvllle, N. C.
OIIIIIIMtWI
OIRQE ADE
When la AshevlIU several
years ago, acquired what he
termed the "Whefct.Heert
habit." He got la the hatyt t
of eating Wheat-Hearts and X
after that no other cereal sat- I
-Isfied him. Thousands of oth-
era have formed thle habit
They uae other cereals occa
sionally, but Wheat-Hearts
alone satisfies.
All Grocers
Ti
ASHEVILLE
IS NEVER
SATISFIED
With anything but the best.
Beat roads, best paved streets,
best car system, best phone
system, and -
BEST
LAUNDRY WORK
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That done the "Nichols Way."
Phone 95. "
Ashevllle Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr
Be a Great
Pianist Yourself
Even if You Don't Know
One Note From Another
Educate yourself, your fami
ly and friends to the beautiful
In music. Self Player Piano
1400 to $ 0. Convenient
terms if deeirecu
CHAS. $&. STIEFF,
Manufartorer of the Piano
w ith the) 8 wees Tone.
Southern Wareroom
5 West Trade Street, -Charlotte.
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. C HV WltMOTH,
Msaager.
The United States army la trying
out a nsw machine gun thst fires
mora than 19 bullets, a minute yet
weighs less than 10 pounda and can
ba operated by tw saea.
Fast Belnf
KITCHEN RANGE
Is conducive to summer com- f
fort. Coke is vty light, and you
get mors in qusuntitf. It is a
also dust less and burns without
smoke. It Ignites mors readily
when slightly dampened. Phone
110. i
: Cmlina Coal & Ice :
loropany ;
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HARMON'S HONEY;
Nature's g 1 f f
from the flowers,
a predlgested food
that has no enial,
Health and long
life If used free
ly.. Get the best.
That's ours,- AH
grocers.
C. W. H IRMOX Jfc. CO.
Phone SST; , .,
BURTON & HOLT
Furnituro and House
Furnishings
Corner Pack Square aitd
South Main St,
PRETTY PORTRAITS OP WOMEN
We make a specialty of dainty pho
tographs of women. Years ' of study
snd experience has tsugnr hov to
catch your, prettiest pose ., and beat
expresaioa. - ' . '
, i'bhlt g petto ..AvfeW JHM
Phone 4
to have your clothes pressed.
Iateat improved steals (Pressing
MacklBsv'- -, ' !-.
QUICK. SERVICE PRJEHHISfQ CLCB
B TTmCR-CIrtTST BREAD.
Our new brand, only So per lost
It's Delicious. Fresh Dally.
Ashevllle Steam Bakery,
. noaa M or . Ml.
ICEBOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMMOCKS
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15 N. Main St.
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ff s i si m iffi'iu". 1
M&GKJMt. SMHTUnr. PUAKMAcr.
.Sl saw Si tila Wet a aw.
htoMMcr US tttalMl hMIMM,
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SEWING MACHINES
VARIOC8 MAKES
Sold, Exrhanged,
Rented and
Repaired
CASH OR EAST PAYMENTS
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Legal Bldg
Pack Square.
Phona UOi
LADIES
DON'T FORGET TO 8AVH TOUR
COMBINGS AND LET US MAKE
THEM UP rOR TOU. ,
MISS CRUISE
Phone It. Hair Shop SV Haywood
MISS
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nA.flW HUFF ,
bxpert coasMmnwB ; ( f
ROOaU t and-
Atnertaaut Katloaal Ba Bnfldtng
TRIMMED DATS
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WE SELL
THE BEST MEATS
. AND POULTRY
The senior member of this
firm haa been in business , In
. Ashevllle for 18 year and is
still selling meat food, to peo
ple who patronised him when
he first engaged , ln business.
This' bespeaks prompt,1 tout
, teous fcnd satisfactory service..
" HILL & YOUNG
Phones 4 and SB,. City Market
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" noimi aTMeuui M Jajaa- ee
iimiiiiiimTuiniiiiiiiiiimimumiHtfri
HOLIiAND DAIRT LUNCH ROOM
a N.' 'Pav Ssjuarc, Nar Ftra Dept.
formerly National Dairy Lunch.
Changed handa Jun 1. Everything
clean and first -class. ; Datrh Cookmg.
All kinds of Salads. - Try out Datch
Paaoakaa, Soda Water and lea Cream.
Beat Cigars In town. . -'' ' -v ,
: O, VAN EROOXEXBrRGtt, ' S
11911
W-wrMJiMtlMJJ MM
Jomorrow
Never , have you had
"mi.!. Hi. ii
iDis sale passes au previous ones in pom oi vaiue.
Folks came the first day to be skeptical, but -beforfe
they , left they fojind, values just8 we had. adver
: tised thenv, Especially waS'this trtie!fjfthe $1.C
and, $1.25 Silks to be sold at 59c yard.
Suppose you come in today before they are taken
off sale and profit by the ..unusual "price cpnees
''sionai' ; , v : $i W,:
$1.00 and$1.25 lot of Silks, all colors,::ffom 19
to 27-inches wideff or 59jC yard. , -'1? . !-i
' 59c Foulard. SilkJ the neatest of patterns, " foj
39c yarcL , ' f 7 t
75c bordered Seco Silks, 40 inches wide, art
priced at 49c yard. N . .
50c colored Jap Silks, 27 inches wide, are pric
ed at 29c yard. . ; j
J'emi-Zknnual Muslin Underwear Jab
Begins
WtilTE HOUSE COEfME
The' finest brsnd of pure, high
A blend that ia perfect and suits
tin cane. .'.'.,.;"'..'"..' , ,
:i 1 -pound slrtight, tin .. .
-pound sir-tight tin
A'.
STR4DLEY
3 East Pack Square. ,
Dest Shipment . o! Ducklebrries, Goose-:
berries, Cantelonpcs & Watermelons j
BUTTER NUT BREAD, VIENNA ROIXS,
PAK ROLLS.
I visited tha largest and best
n tlmore and have a Una or Bread tnat cannot pe oxcelled.
! ' " M; HYAMS ; '
J CORXKR NORTH MAIN AND MERRTMON AVE, ,.
a , Fancy arocertoa Meata and Vegetables. , ( ,
WHY DON'T
your groceries, fresh meats, vegetables, eggs and butten
at the same place for less than 3ou have been paying!
Prompt delivery. . T
" Vi V. HAYNIE, the Grocer ,
PHONE Wl. r WR. N. MAIN AND EAST BTS.
THE GRUNER SANITARIUM
Ashevllle, N. C. No. Haywood Street. ' " i . 'PhoWfe 684
Hydro-Thermo-Electro and Mei-nano-Therapy. Dteticst rjevoted'to tha
thorough and scientific treatment for selected cases of Nervonsriess, Paral
ysis, Hayfever, Malaria,, Asthma, Habit. Stomach, Rheumatism', Diseases of '
Women, and other chronic Dlseasess. , .:.
1h BathS and Massage Department of the Banltarium ia
AUq Jama am """t'- . for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Skillful attendants for both Ladles and Gentlemen will administer
Turkish, Russian, Cabinet, Beta-Hot-Air, Electric-Light, Tub, Sits, Foot,
Shower and Needle Baths, Galvanic and Farradlc Treatments. Electrlo
Vibrating, Swedish Massage and Movement Thure Brandt Massage for
dlseaees of Women. Douche, Lavage. Open from 8 a. m. to 9 p. th. Sat
II p. n. ' S , .''.?V'',.
FOR
Elevea-roojji house with large lot
first-class in every sespect. . Attractive irounui, ua ucgimi oi owner leav
ing city will make btrgaln price it taken within next few, daya. .
THE H. f. GRANT REALTY CO.; 48 Patton Ave.
Private or class Instructions in Sten
ography and Typewriting. .
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MISS SADIE EMANUEL, Prln.
Phone 1TSS. . 181 W. Oieatnat
Our prescription depart
ment is growing daily. Are
you taking advantage'! of
cur exceptionally low pri
cesl Ask your doctor about
us and give us a try.
SeaweiTs Drnstorc
a SO. MAIN. FHON 11
Uoantaln Qty Steam Laundry
CLEAN AND BANRARX
Our business Is te please. Qlva si
a trial.
! North Lejlagtoa Aveana
Iesethoae)
Dew Drop Candy Parlor
It Pattoa Ave). - .if ;'iJU',
Home ma4e candies. Peach t k
cream. Ice cream soda and nut sun-
IT fi. Adair 6-d pVBaker
. .'; ;' . ' - : TTprBsra, . ."
Prescriptions
the jast pay
such silk opprtunttiel. .
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friday I
4
grade Coffee in this country;,
everyone. Packed In aealef
.$1.10
& LUTHER
Phones 64 and 65j
a
BREAD,
VIENNA
bakeries in Washington and Bal-
YOU BUY , .
BALE. . .. X
on uneetnut st. Entirely modern.
opal cream: :
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