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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1911 ii-r ; ! .Society and Personals j in 1 a i A party of young people, chapr - t- ned by Mra. George Carter Kltchetto , spent Friday at Mt. Meadow Inn. ! While there they Were very pleasantly i entertain? d by two of the irueata, f' Mrs. Emily Ellison, of Dallaa, Tex., ' 1 and Miss Annla Searcy, of Tucalooaa. Ala., who ec:d as hotee for the Occasion. The ones enjoying the trip .Were Misses Ethel and Anns Fltchctte, , Corlnna Walkr, Mrs. O. C. Fitchette .' . and Messr . Mortimer Walker, Frank Culvern and Tom Irwin. , Jl . Dr. and Mr. William Vines, who, during their residence In Aahevllle. ;' endeared themeelves to a large num ' ' ber of people which not only Included the members of the First Baptist " church, of which the former was pas J tor, but people of other denomlna . tlons, have arrived In St. Joseph, Mo. Between thirty and forty members of the Baptist church of that city, of v Which Dr. Vines ; will have charge, . . were at th' station 'to welcome Dr. '. and Mra. Vines, giving them a moat cordial reception. It Is understood that formal reception will be given In their honor shortly by the church t members. The food wishes of their friends in Aihuvllle follow Dr. and ' Mrs, Vlnen to their now home, The Aahevllle school year book beautifully printed on vellum and contains a number of views of the In. terlor, tht grounds and lake of the school printed in sepia. The fall term begins Wwlnesdoy, Sept SO, the stu dents arriving from their various homes several days before. The tec. ulty of the school will remain un , chanted with the exception of the ad dition of Mr, Donald Roberts, of Princeton university. The principals . of the school are Mr. Newton Jackson, mathematics) Mr Edwin , W. Kerr, history; Mr. Slgritund G, Spaeth, En glieh; lit.; John H. Bcannell. French and German; Mr. Clement W-. Hunt, ? Iatln and mathematics; Miss Ida Boardman Lleb, piano and vocal mu-, ale, Mr. Augustus A. Coffey will be th rowing coach, - The football son opens shortly and : one of the ' pleasures of the autumn to those usu- ally included In the social schema of ' the school will be to motor and drive out to witness the various games on ; th oval and other athletics and so cial events- taking place at the school , during the winter and spring. Miss Mary Gordon Greenlee and Mr. "Ft. I Q-reenloe entertained a large v house party at the elub house at Buck v Crefk Fall, near Marlon, last week, t at which there were a number of guests. The surrounding scenery I ! unusually beautiful, and the young : people ftahed, went swimming in the deep pools, climbed adjacent moun tains and took any number of pie tures which will prove Interesting sou venirt of the occasion. ; The evenings - were :nllvened with dancing, - the broad veranda of the -club serving as ball room, and those not oaring to dance played bridge and listened to the muslo. After most delightful stay of several days the party dle- banded. Mr. and i Miss Qreenlee't guests were Misses Sue , Rees and , Genoese CanMer, of Aehevllle; Ruth , MacNaughton, of Morganton; Elisa t both PlUon, of North Wllkseboroi Isabel Orler, of Fort Mill, 8. C: Mary Oordon Greenleas, Marguerite and Bl ale House. Martha Whltten, Maggie Morris. Alma MoCall and Mary Bur gin, all ot Marlon! Messrs. R. I. Greenlee, of Statesvllle; Clyde Fergu son, of North wukesboro: J. w. Pratt of Cedartown, Qa: Edwin and Lester Morris. J. H. L. Miller, T. J. Halliburton, Greenlee Tate and Billy Wilson, all of Marlon. The party was chaperoned by Mrs, E. F. Greenlee. ' . J Mr. Ben ' Meriwether, son of Dr. ' Frank T. Meriwether, and Ma friend, . Mr. Henry Hart, of Michigan, who early In the. summer went over on one of the Atlantid Transport line's cattle ships, and starting from Eng land, made a bicycle tour of the Brit . ten Isles and the continent, sailed for . homo from Rotterdam Sept. I. They will arrive in New York about the J 10th, and .Mr. Meriwether, several i days later, will com to Aahevllle for two week vielt to his father be- . fore going to Louisville, Ky., to enter : the medical schoo of the University of Louisville, The young men were truly, "birds of passage," ever on th ' wing, but they v. ere particularly for . tunate In getting more than the uual blrdseye view Of Europe. On their ; bicycle, and following the chart ' provided by th Bicycle club of France, they not only had the prlvt ; lege of aeolng the art treasure and architectural beauties of the capitals New Waists Latest Styles " for Fall and Winter Wear Thb showing of separate waists for the com ing season is exceptionally good. These are beautiful models in Irish crochet and chiffon, net and silk. The chiffon waists come in both plain colors and stripes and can be had to match any suit in our stock. $HX-' Tailored waists for wear with walking suits of 'or morning wear como in muslin, all colors at $a.00. striped chiffon taffeta at $6.50; , French flannel and albatross at $5.00; and in linen and taffeta in a wide range of styles and . prices. , Chiffon jumpers, all colors ...,$7.00 U V. M00RE & CO. , Specialist In Woman RMdy-to-Wear Garments. " - - : ii PATrox ave, ... " j ol the vartoui couritrlo, but In tak Ing the highways and bywaya were 1 given a more Intimate Insight Into the countrlee and life of the people.- Per- hapa the moat thrilling experience of their trip was In Spain near; th French border, whin they ' were ' thrown Into Jail by Spanish officer, j Suspected of being aple. Going on i the praiumptlnn that "all that gilt ters Isn't gold," the young-niea ap pUed a aoothlng conscience-poultice o rain of the realm to the scarlet an Kotd-laced offlrlala, and escaped what might have been an unpleasant expe rlence and detention In a country where American are unpleasantly remlnlacent. The young men trav eled some ,000 mile during their tour of Europe, the las trip, the day before they reached Rotterdam, being one of seventy-six miles down th Rhine. The trip wss unusually Inter eating and was made without mis hap of any importance. The Young Woman's auxiliary of the First Baptist church will hold and Important meeting this evening at o'clock In the lecture room of the church. All members are requested to.be present. 1 Invitations reading as ,folJp;a have been received In this city: "Mr. and Mrs. Harvey R. Bright request th pleasure of your company at the marriage of thsir daughter, Aniee Williams, to Mr. Charles Win gat Read on Wednesday afternoon, the sixth, of September, at J o ciocx Th Oaka," Chapel Hill, N. C,' Mrs. Georg Carter FItohett, of Durham, is visiting relatives near Beaverdam. Mr, Eugene Culvern, who has been recuperating at Billows Rest for a few weeks, win leave today for his home In Kershaw, a. C. - Miss Ethel Fitchette left Sunday morning for Portsmouth, Va., to re sum hr ehool dutle. 11 Mr. Nellie Bernlser, of Washing ton, D. C4 Is In th city for oeveral day, and I a gueat at th Battery Park hotel, Mrs. Bernlser waa soio 1st at All Souls' church when Mr. Flo rio waa organist of that church, -and has a great number of friends In AhVlll. ; . Mr. Jak Chile ha returned from a bulnaa trip to Kooxvllle, Tenn and U in town for a brief tay. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rollins have returned from a northern trip. . Mrs. Norton and Miss Norton, of Virginia, th mother and sister of Cant. Cleveland Norton, who have been spending th season at coneuey Springs, will be in. town tomorrow for a fortnight's stay. Mis Luna and Mis Grace eBatty have returned from a' several week' visit with relative and friend 1 a Vlr gtnia. Ml Clara Folta, who ha tn vl Itlng irlenda in th city, ha returned to her home in Cincinnati. Mta Folts will probably apend th winter In Aahevllle. Mr. Bruce Beatty, of Knokvlle, Is visiting hi sliter, Mrs, B. A. Rector, on Charlotte street. Mis Ray Southern, of Cleveland, has returned to her home after spend Ing her vacation with friends in the elty. Mr. K.'O. Morris, president of the First National bank of Henderson- vllle, spent yesterday In AahevlUe. Mr. George Pennsll left yesterday for Wake Forest college, where he intends to spend th yoar In school wont. Mrs, William - Boykln, of Baltl more, la visiting at th homo of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Morris Redwood, at their home on Cumberland circle. Mr. John M. Cooper, of Charleston, JI. C, Is visiting his mother, Mr. IL G. Cooper, at (0 Walnut itrect. Mia Mattle Davie ha returned after spending the summer with friends and relatives In ths eastern part of the state. Mrs. D. B. Coltrane, of Conoord, who has been visiting Mrs, W, R. Ilar- ll a quantity of normal blood ia placed la ft iressol tind vlg-oroniily whipped with a bttdch of twig, ft white, sticky ubtance i found cHnging to the twig and bind in them together. Thia is a natural element of thedfeu lation and i known a plasma, a fibroua constituent and is the tine healing quality of the blood. This plasm ic prop erty i frequently destroyed by Impure accumulationa in the blood, and this vital fluid not only losea it power to heal, but become a source of irritation to any avound or open gore or ulcer on tha flesh. Continually tha blood discharge the impuritie into the place and gradually tha infection apreads and the acre enlarge. The nutriti.e corpnscl ja-arc also I was eafertng greatly from a sort) on my left breast, w bio Una began to eat, and at times deep, sboouna; pains would pass through it. I oon suited pbyelolana, bat their treat ment did aot benefit tarn very snaob. I knew that the disease waa heredi tary in my ease, as an only slster.my mother and two oilier slaters had been imllarlT afleoted. After I had flntabed the Irat bottle of . I faltaome better, oo eontlnoed it un til I w onrod. Bel ton, Ho. WB8. J.OASBLL. In 18TT t bad my leg badly eat on tae aharn eai ,no(t barrel. A grreat Sorrormea. ana for years no ope knows What a subi gerod with th plaee. , I tried, l everything I had ever beard ot, but I got no relief. At last I began the nee oft. t ., and ootlnaed"l antUlt Ctssoved all toe poiaoa rrom lood and made a oomplete and xay Per- saaaent eure of th sore ire. itPySfi!- 109 WyokofJ St., Sreokiya, tissue from the bottom o th ulcer to a .- '- . - ris for som time, return tomorrow to her home. McKlnley Prltchard leavea within a day or eo for Wake Forest Mrs! Frederick Tlblier and daugh ter have returned to their home In New Orleans after spending a very de lightful time at th home of Mrs. Alice Vance, who la residing at her new home, 147 iyiywood stret. Mr. Ralph O. Engel, of Tryon, 1 In town for a short Visit to Mr. Engel at Elbemar, Vlctorla. . Miss Constano Ktllman, of Roa noke, Va., who has been visiting friends In the elty, ha returned to 'her horn. Miss Bessie Hlnton, of Virginia, Is tha guest of ths Misses Hassard on Soco street -it Miss Elisabeth , Clarke, who has been visiting Mis Johnnie Wllllsm- son on Orange street, ha returned to Lexington, Ky. ' Mr. Hubbard W. Bhawhun, jr., ha accepted a position with th Cham pion Lumber company at Crestmont, and left for that place yesterday. Miss Helen Taylor Is visiting friends at Arden. Mr. Robert W. Harris, of DlUsboro, le Ik town for a brief stay. ,,, Miss Carrie Lucas, who ha been visiting friends In the city, has re turned to her home in Louisville, Ky. Mountain City Laandry formal opening. 1 to p. m.. Wednesday. Three laundry books freo to holders of lucky number. t BHANKTOjr NOTES BRANKTONf. BPt. 4. The school of Reema Creek township opened up the 7th day of August with a large number of pupil In each school and the enrollments are still growing. By the faithful work or strong teaohors and the diligent effort of studious pupil i very succesful month closed last Friday. The patrons aio nave shown great Interest in the scnoc-i work, and much , Improvement Is be ing made on school grounds and buildings. Th teachers at Beech school are, Mr. Horace Sawyer, of Reem Creek, and Mlas Jane Edwards of Barnard vllle; South Prong school, Miss Mag- le Whlttlmore, of Barnardsviiie; Chestnut Orone; Mr. Bylveater Brad ley,' ot Mars H1U; Hemphill school. Mr. Frank Well, of Itceter, and Miss Florence Davis, of Candler. . The enrollment of Hemphill school forty-two in the intermediate de partment and sixty-two In the pri mary department A box supper was held at Hemp hill school Friday night, which prov ed to be very successful. The money raised will be spent for necessary furnUhlngs for the school tuUdlng. There was a large crowd -present. A musical program .was rendered by the Beech string band which was a great treat and waa very much en Joyed. , .. : . . .., , ,. ., .. Mr. Dixon Wilder, who has been visiting his sister. Miss May Wilder at Brankton, returned to hie homo at Darlington, 8. C, .last Thursday. Ml Orace Herron, who has been eeiioualy 111 for three weeks,. 1 very much Improved, Mlae Bhope. Mr. Jones and Prof. 8tlnson will sing at Alrdom tonight Benefit Boys' orchestra, T. M. C. A. STOOD OPEK.VMON WEUi A.' W. Markham, of Chattanooga, who came to Asheville some time ago to ' be 'Operated on at the Mission hospital by Dr. Arthur F. fteevea. Is able to he up again, having atood th operation well. Mr. Markham I visiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. L. English and will remain IB' Aahevllle for eome time before re turning to his home. v " Mountain City Laundry has formal opening Wednesday, 1 to I p. m. Tickets given to each visitor. Three coupon books, valued at It, tl and tt will be given to holder of lucky number. , . t t Southern Automobllo College. The Southern Automobile College. oak. Ridge, n. c. with a ten thou- ia having phenomlnej euceeae. cure. Book -on tores ana uicer ann any meaicai nnvice tree. , o. o. a. is jot sale at drug stores. THS SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLAJiTA, OA Writ ' j PEBUAIIEltTLY HEALS OLD SORES weajtenca, ana me blood baa not suffi cient nourishing power with which to atimulatej tha place. External applications cannot cure aa old sore, because auch treatment doe not affect the blood; the moat that can be expected from plaster, waahea, aalreg, etc. . is a cleansing, soothing effect on the ulcer. 8. S. 8. heals old sores in a perfectly natural way. It goes down into the blood, and removes the impurities and morbid matters that are the tnaans of keeping the nicer open; then the sore la bound to heal. 8. 8. S. is the greatest of all blooa purifiers, and not only does it cleanse the circulation, but it restore) tha healing, plastnic qualities and aid in promoting every necessary quality for good health. 8. 8. S. builda new flesh the outer skin, and makes a permanent .J!.l - ' rt Ct J NEW OW FOR BATTLE8KIPB The latest deardnought of th Ameiioan navy, th New York and th Texas, will have a part of their ar mament, several . guns of ' a type. shown In tha - Popular Mechanic Magaslne. This monstrous Instru ment of warfare ia B3 feet I Inches long and weigh (( tons. It was mad at the aWahlngton navy yard. Each gun costs IT4,t0A lo build nd tS8, 000 additional 1 needed to construct the mount. . The ahell discharged by the gan weigh i,400 pounds. Includ ing the shell and powder it cost $700 to aiscnargo ;tn'gun. A Feeling pf Security. You naturally feel secure when you know that tha medicine you are about to take Is absolutely pure and eon tain no harmful or habit-producing drugs. j. Snch a medieine Is Dr. Kilmer' Bwamp-Root, the great Kidney, Llv r and Bladder remedy. The same) . standard of purity, strength and oxcellenee is maintained In every bottle of Swamp-Root Bwamp-Root la scientifically com pounded from .vegetable herbs. It Is not a stimulant and is taken in teaspoonf ui doses. It Is not recommended for "every thing. ' ; . It Is nature' great helper in reliev ing and overcoming kidney, liver and bladder troubles,,-... A worn statement of purity Is with vory bottlo pftrnmer; Bwamp- If you need a "Jnedldlne you should have the best.- wis It you are already- oon vinoed that 8wnnvp-Rot le what you need, you will find It on aale at all drug stores In bottlee of two dies, fifty-cents and one-dollar. ' 5 i Sample Mottle ot bwant-Kout Free bv Wall Send to Dr. Klkner it Co., Btng hampton, N. Y., for a sample bottle, free by mall tt will convince anyone. You wll also receive a booklet ot val uable Information, telling all about the kidneys. When writing be sure and mention The Ashevlle Cltlsen. NEW AUTOMATIC MACHINE. The finishing of exterior wall sur faces with pebble dash or roughcast, or even with, plain stucco or cement Is always an item of considerable ex pense, as hitherto it ha had to be done by hand labor. Recently, how ever, an inventor has perfected a simple automatic machina which does this work quicker, better, and at less expense than it could be done by the most experienced building constructor using the ordinary methods of trowel work that have prevailed for centu ries The machine I described, with Illustration, in . Popular Mechanics Magaslne. GASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP Salt, Calomel and Cathartic Pllla Are Vlolene they act ott bowel aa pepper acta in nostrils. Take a Caeca ret tonight and thor oughly cleanse your Liver, Stomach .and ; Bowels, and you will surely feel great by morning, Ten men and wo men who have - headache, . coated tongue, can't sleep, are bilious, nerv oua and upset, bothered with a alck, gassy, disordered stomach, or have backache and feel all .worn out. Are -you keeping clean- ihstd with Carcarete or merely forcing a pass ageway every few day - with salt. cathartic pills or castor Oil? This Is Important. Casoarets Immediately clean and regulate the stomach, remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and foul gases; take tha excees bile from the liver and carry off the de composed waste matter and poison from the intestine and bowel. Remember, a Cescaret tonight will straighten you out by morning. Jl 10 cent box from your druggist means a clear head and ehoerfulneea for months. Don't forget tl children. cheo; Impair Mental Faouttles and should not i gJIowed to be come chronic. Whether caused by uoat or cola, stomsolt oiBorders or iiervoasness .v -'" - Hick.CAPUDirJE Is "the best remedy ta take. It's aw aww avuu wo avg .:. PINCtaKD. first firefly Oot arrested T ,t Seeohd Firefly Tea, bluebottle caught mo speeding "without a light.- Harper's Baser. , "-.j--,. THE KITCHEN STOVE Does not fog and smoke 1 when M. & f. Indian Coal ia used; it ijrjnitfes readily, burns long and steadily, and is a treat to tne Housewives wno use it and - most of them in Asheville are using it. Phone 130, Carolina Coal & Ice Company SO Patton Ave. Druhmor Bldg. 1 eeeoeeeeeeeeeee BURTON & HOLT ' Furniture and House t' Furnlshlngu . Comer Pack Square and l , South Main St. ASHEVrUUE BCBINESS COLLEOK Full Double Sojiolarahlp 1 th very best tor fall and wfator study. It pre pare fojr Immedste employment and for life. College opposite postoffico. Henry S. Shockley, principal. All kind of Fresh Meats, Surloln and Tenderloin and Forterhouae - Steak, per lb... ... .. .IOc Round Steak, per lb . 15c Chuck Bteak, per lb., 10c Lamb Chop; per lb. , , ,80c Lamb Roast, ier lb. . . , , 15c and aOo Veal Chops and Cutlets, per lb.,.S0 V. V. HAYNIE, rt Gtocr Cor. N. Main and Kaa Kts. Phone 911 - HAIB GOODS . . . , Th latest style in all hair good. Wa make up all special orders In two days' notice. Manlounng, halrdresslng, facial and scalp massage. ' Chiropody for ladle and gentlemen. W remove .superfluous hair and all facial blemishes without pain by. ex pert operator. , MISS CRUISE'S SHOP 15 Haywood St. : 0 MILLION DOL LARS A WEEK Spent by American peo-. pie for work " done ins laundries; the" owners of these laundries have spent 200 MILLION DOL LARS In equipping these laun dries for doing perfect and sanitary work. Read page 37 Saturday Evening Post, Septem ber 2nd. Asheville Laundry J. A. Nichols, Mgr MISS COJtSTS TTTTW EXIEUT CORSK7TIEIUB ItOOMg ST and SB American National Bank Building TRIMMED BATS at Half Price v HI. WEBB & CO. Automobile and Picnic Parties will find in ' ' LAtTREL PARE Hendersoirrille, : : : N. 0. ml -nl- ths Tnnat baMttrUI Batural park in America," but aa ideal spot'l for a daya outing. WALTER B. SMITH. Stranger. Laurel Park, HeneWaonvtlto. , N. C ICE BOXES REFRIGERATORS PORCH GOODS HAMMOCKS J. L. Smathers & Sons 15 N. Main St CELEBRATED CANDT OX ICK AT - McKay's Pharrjjacy Oppo. Poet Office. - - - eeeeeeeeeeeeeee -TTi;.HMI'....till Ml.Kwesjf.ru ww ae Mil !. a v.j II . . ejgk- m 1 feil.. .--A-vili&g .awaraaw vajsgsssBv . -m aa i - - . gfBk,--' - ..ir ! ifour Choice of a ine o Parasols Worth lip to $3.00 for 08c It is the policy of this summer merchandise. - -'"V of parasols, good colors, marked to go. ' Whether you need a parasol for immediate use " or wish to Jay -one aside for next spring it will be to your advantage to attend. Your choice at 98c. - Body Building Elements Are contained in the highest degree in our famous ! VV-. BUTTER-CRUST BREAD :,! r , Mad from pur wheat flour, '' and selected, with a view of gi " ;phone i2. ;;; asheville stem bakery tlQMwii1w)tMwtwwwwwi I Porch Goods, Refrigerators and Hammocks at 25 per cent off while they last, i ' Beaumont Furniture Co. PHONE IMS X Ve Are Prepaaev to execute all ordera In th designing of any, piece of Jewelry that you may desire made according to your own Ideas. We make a apeclalty of this olass of work, also the setting of dia mond and other -precious stone. A visit to- our store . will prov to yofr advantage If you contemplate placing an order of this'' nature. Satisfaction assured, workmanship the best, charges mod erate. v . CHAS. E. HENDERSON, Jeweler . 53 PATTTOJI ST. CHAS. COFFEE. ST. CHAS. COFFER ST. CHARLES COFFEE la a blend of the best, most delicious J coffees obtainable and is roasted In New. Orleans the most toted J coffee center In the world. Packed fn air tight package. , ONE-POUND PACKAGE THltEE-POUND v. ' PACKAGE Sold M. HYAMS Z CORNER NORTH MAIN a ST. CHAS. COFFEE. , TURKISH BATHS The Gruner Sanitarium ' 31 Haywood Street ADMISSION FREE FREE Program Changed Every " Monday, W ed nesday and Friday Auxetophone at Riverside Park Every Evening during Motion Picture Exhibition. This marvelous instrument gives a most en tertaining reproduction' of vocal arid- instru mental music a Vi ctor Talking Machine, with sound intensified. , " .k Great Convenience . Akd saves bother to have your bag., gage checked from your nous to destination. - Aahevllle Transfer & ' Storage Company . V ' riMe Sto. Burn our coal and save the difference. - ASHETUJUB DRAT. FCEb A CO!f. grrRccTiow ca .. w5& store not to carry over' We have on hand a number! ...- f clean stock, that we have;i nnnniiiitii and ajr.Jnjr red lent. "bBouttefy. pure eatett nutriment. Ask ytnjr grocer; or - v." , 4 " 27 S. MAIW ST. AVESTCKi. -.,-. .;-a..5o S5o , ..$1.0 by AND MERRIMON AVE. ST.. CHAS. COFi'ElB For Ladies and Gentlemen III l II it VISIT -RIVERSIDE PARK Motion Picture Entertain ment each evening, begin ning at 8:30. v.T-.- HEAR THE NEW- Coi. : LTJMBIA RECORDS . for violin, string quartette selections from the' 'Pinfc Lady, Minstrel Rund Grand Opera Records and' Solos? Duetts and Quartette. Com and hearhem. r ' FALK'S MUSIC ' HOUSE :.r ;--:21 a Main-Street t1 It r1 drag a tores, fog artiouiarar, -.-.
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