TIIE SUNDAY CITIZEN, SEPTEMBER 17, 1911
Society and Personals
family, ha returned to pend the au
tumn in Ashevllle,
Jdlu Elisabeth Jon, of Raleigh,
X. C, in spendln several weki at
Mountain Meadows Inn.
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MIIIM HmmiMHMmHMMIM
i OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT
With Krtday evening of next week i wag In the city Friday on business.
& Jewish New Yr begin. Thl .,
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the.
Maaon of the year 1 known as the
holy days and cxipnd through the
ley of Atonement, a period of ten
days. The religious ervl marking
this occasion are interesting. The
Jewish ritual, which Is a gradual de
velopment from the second century
of the pre-'hrlbtlan era, Ib deeply ex-
I preaalve of the lilealu. hopes and lonn-
lings of the Jewish people. A v.
Interesting feature of these serv: t
will be the Hinging of the tradltim,
jntuslc. The oppression lo which this
people have been subjected, their firm
i faith In the ultimate victory of truth.
jail la reflected In this ancient music.
I A special choir, composed of the beat
talent that Ashevllle affords, will rfn
der t.hts music at the services, together
With Mr. Morris T-aasron. Theiie serv
ice will be of interest to the stenerat
public, giving aa they do a true in
t'grht Into the Jewish aplrlt and rellgl-
us life, thing which too often are
either mlajudgnd or unknown. The
aanicM will bo heVl nt tha Temple on
Sprue afreet on Friday evening next
at 8 o'clock and on Saturday morning
at JO. 80 o'clock,
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JThe ::lxed fourec'ii handicap olf
jteturnament remjlfofl !n ft lie yester
day Afternoon at tha Country club,
!ll Jlnal being played between Mies
jVkr.co Br'iwn and Mr. K. I. 1'roit,
find M!a Eleanor Morrison and Mr.
V- Savmour. The final will bo
played off iltirlmc tha Weak, an tha
return of Mr. Seymour from Ove
land. Mra, Char; X.:. Minor serveil
,te and thera were, a number o." peo
ipta out Includlrigr .'vera: guests from
eat of town. ,' :, , 1
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"The Young Woman's auxiliary of
the Firatf Baptist church will meet In
.the lecture nxtm of tha church Mon
day evening at t "clock. .All mtrn
bere and any friends they may care to
invite are moat cordially welcome,
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. Mr. and Mra. William H. O'Keefe
(have issued Invitations to the wed
- dftier f their daughter. Edith Ingles,
to Mm David Fields Susong, which
.will take place Thursday evening,
Jfiepi it at coon at Ft-. James' church,
;Orenevtlie, Tenn, Mr, iiisong le a
'cousin or Mrs, J. K. Chambers of thla
city, and has been a frequent guest at
.the home of the latter. Mr. Busong
,h a number of friend In the city
iwho will be interested to learn of hi
rbproaehlnf marriage.
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The faculty of the Btltmore high
school waa entertained Friday even
,1 by Mr, and Mrs, F. A. Walton at
their home, 18 Summit street, Bllt
fmore. Prof. Btlmson and Mlsa Orace
'Walton contributed to the evening's
.entertainment several vocal and In
strumental number,, whlnh proved
very enjoyable. The guest wert Prof,
If. W Hipp. Mlaa Weaver, Mis
jBams, Miss Burllson, Mis Jessie Wal
ton, Mies Brevard, Mias Orace Wal
' ton. Prof.- Stlmson and Mr, and Mr.
Dudley Lipe, '
Mrs. H. E. Mlmms nnd two daugh
ters, of Btaumont, Tex , are visiting tanburg.
Mr. Ml mm' mother. Mrs. C. M. Mills,
on Blames avenue.
Miss Ellen Martin has returned to
her home In Bouth Carolina after a i
vlalt of several weeks to friends In the
city.
Mr. E. 8. West has returned from a j
buslns trip to Columbia and Bpar-
,;' Mr. 3. V. Tyerly and her mother,
.Mrs. M. R. Thomas, left yesterday for
jAugusta, Oa., where the former wilt
spend the winter.
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Mr. J. U Lyerly, who reoently ac
cepted a positon with Morri As Co.,
Mrs M. A. Harnhtll, of Atlanta,
Ci,, who lias been spe-mllng the sum
mer at Hickory Nut 'lap, waa In the
city yesterday en route for Hickory,
N. C, where she will visit her iluuh
tf r, Mis Kathleen lurrihlll, at Clai
mant college. Mrs. Harnhlll will re
turn to Atlunla from that place.
Mrs. A. f. Morris, of iJurhnm, In
visiting friends In Ashevllle, her for
mer home, after an extended visit to
her daughter, .Mrs. Ou F. liensley,
of Burnsvttle, and her son', Mr. Habe
Morris, of Weavervllle. Mrs. Morris
leves soon for Green vllle. 8. C, to
visit her on, Mr. A. C. Morris, of that
place.
. f. W. lowe left yesterday for a six
weeks' visit with his son, Herbert L.
Lowe, In Idaho. Defore returning he
will vlalt several points of Interest In
the west.
Mr. and Mr. C. M. Dill have just
fe'urneil from a week' vlit of
friends at Dlllsboro, N. C and will
leave today for a week's vlalt at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Huff,
Knoxvllle, Tenn.
PEflHONAf.
Mr. Carn ;mlieion has gone to
lot Bprlnga for ft week's visit to Ml
Miller. ,'
Mr. Morton t'alne and Ml Paine,
of Charleston, 8. C are expected
Wednesday, and will be the, guests of
Mis Cora le Drummond at Pine
togs.
Mr. and Mr. te Currey, of Har
rodsburg, Ky., are guests at Moun
tain Meadows Inn tor several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wright, who
have been visiting relatives of the
letter In Ashevllle and Charlotte dur
ing the summer, have returned to
their home in Cleveland, O.
Mr. H. F. Seymour left yesterday
for Cleveland, O., and wilt be out of
towjn for several day.
Mrs. K. M. Watson haa leased
"Brookwood"" bungalow, wtifch she
has occupied during the summer, for
the winter eeaeon until the completion
of her bungalow overlooking the
Country elub links.
Miss Minnie Chester, and her lter,
Mr. Raeburn, of letttav111 Ky.; Who
have spent the vaeon In Aehevllle,
have returned to their hemje; !
Mr, Roland 8. Morrl end chUdren,
who hare been vtstunc Capt and Mrs.
W.. W; West;, for a number of week,
leave today r for Piaalphi4, nd
from there will go to Atlantic City
with Mr. Morris for a short stay.
Mr, Oeorte Pritehard, of Marshall,
waa In town yesterday. v
Mr. William Camp, of Florida, who
occupied Wltchwood last year with hi
Mrs. Joseph E. Meares and children
are spending the month at lula
Springs.
I The Public is Cordially Invited to Call
t and Inspect the 1
Hand-Embroidered Waists
Mr. William Thomas., who has boon !
the guest, of Mrs. George Hmlth at the
apartments of the latt'r In the Ade- '
laldf- building for several weeks, has
returned to his home in Charleston,
i 8, C.
i Mr anil Mrs. Itoy P. Brown are vis- j
ItlriK Mrs. Ilrown's parents, at Tuscu- ,
lum, Tenn. j
Mr. and Mr. O. E. Randall and I
daughter, NflUe, leaveTuesday morn-
tng for Knoxvllle, where they will at:.
tend the Appalachian exposition. They I
will be Joined by Mrs. W. S Kennedy
and Mrs. MoClammey, ot wumingion,
and the son and daughter ot the for
mer, who will also attend the exposi
tion. Mias He Ktta Merrlek who has been
tha gueat of her sister, Mrs. Alfred
H. Barnard for several weeks, rc
turna to New York Wednesday.
Mrs. Tonally t'oxe has returned
from Black Mountain to open Fernl
hurst. Victoria, for the season. Mr.
Conally returns shortly from Black
Mountain.
Mr, rt. P. L1UW and children of
Fort Worth, Tex., are spending sev
eral month n Asjiovllla.
Mr. A. J. Flncher ot Canton was
In the city yesterday w buslnose.
Mr. Frank Holland of Orlando,
Fla., was ins the city yesterday.
If , iJu '
Mr David Vronlt; hi been vis
iting hi daughter, 'iflf- Clarenc
Cone, who ha occupied the Martin
reeldenoe on Liberty street during the
summer, leave Monday for hi home
In Baltimore.
Capt. and Mre. Ormotid B. Strang,
of Savannah, a a., are gueat at the
Manor,
Mr. Morrt Lasaron ha returned
from BtateevUle, where he spent tha
week with friends camping on Grand
father mountain, IJnnvlU Falls snd
at Blowing Boek.
Mrs. A. Whltlock leave for Btatea
vllle to visit her daughter, Mr. Wil
liam Wallace. Tueday and from there
will o to New York to attend the
marriage of her son which occurs
shortly. I
mi.. 'Laura Haskell has returned to
her home in ttalelgh after a, visit of
several days to friends in the city and
liendersonvllle.
OPEXINO
and
Hand-Made Sweaters
now for inspection at F v
The Berlin
. American National Bank Builning. Room $
"The Waist that Makes a Suit With Any SklrtM
From the Manufacturer to the Wearer
r4 rrrfjHttl'H'IUIIH tMMantiMTfe
At
HOOD'S
MIMilXKRY
6 Haywool Kt.
ana save
Burn our coal
the diHefeiice.
ABIiKVILLK DR.1Y, FX'KL A CO?!.
STRCCTIGN iXK
Phoae 2
MISS
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"TAp a y'Jivm '
EXTKRT CORS BIT ERE
nOOMS IT and fS
American National Bank Building
The annua; opening of the mill
nery firm of M. Webb and Co., tn
the Aehevllle club building, on Hay
wood street, wa feateured by a full
line of Imported modal and tailored
hat, all of the late style being view
ed by many hundred of women dur
ing the day. The line 1 exclusive.
Rummage Sale
of
Entire Summer Stock
We have gone through our entire stock of summer dresses, suits, waists,
etc., arranging them in lots and working in rummage" figures. That is
the prices that obtain at a "rummage" sale, where one naturally expects to
get even-thing at about half its actual value. If you don't need the articles
listed below now,, it will be good business to buy these and put them away
for next season. The stylo? will still bp good, and the prices represent art
immense saving.
PONGEE SUITS
' $35 to $45 value $15.95
SERGE SUITS.
Plain white and with hairline
stripe, $25 to $50 voluo $15.95
LINEN SUITS.
The remnants of an unusually
good stock of linen suits, strictly
tailored, white, natural end colored .
Priees were $7.00 to $25.00. To
close $3 . 05, $6 . 95 a nd $10 . 95
LINGERIE WAISTS.
Many of these are priced at 1-2
their original value. Home more.
Prices are 75c, $1 . 15, $1 . 50, $2 . 00,
$3 00, $5.00 and $7.00.
GIRLS' SCHOOL DRESSES
You
Represent a great savins: .
can't make them as cheaply.
Prices were $1.25 to $8.50
Now 89c to $6.29
MJ EXCHANGKS.
PONGEE DRESSES.
$25 to $60 value .$6.95 to $15.95
SILK DRESSES.
One-piece dresses in black and
colors, former price $15 . 00 for $6 . 95
LAWN AND LINGERIE
DRESSES
These were exceptional values at
first price. Many of these were
bought at manufacturer's job fig
ures and priced accordingly.
Prices were $5.00 to $35.00; to
close $2.95, $3.95, $6.95t
SILK AND NET WAISTS .
Iiong and short sleeves, tailored
ul fancy, $1.95, $3, $4, $5 and $7
GIRLS' SCHOOL COATS
One lot of serge and cloth coats,
broken tizes. Values $5.00 to $8.00
Special price .. ..$2.95 and $3.95
NO Al'TKRATIOXS
FAIR AT BILTMORE
ESTATE SUCCESSFUL
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Most of the Exhibits Would Compare
Favorably With. Some of the State
Fairs,
FOR SALE
Three of the best res!
dence properties on .' Mont
ford avenue . A rare oppor
tunity to get an elegant
home. Terms.
CANADAY REALTY CO ,
Phone 74- 10 N. Pack Square-
A Lot of Very Tastily Decorated
Choice Thin China
Tea Cups and Saucers!
The regular price of the above is Threej
Dollars per doz. There are 37 doz
en in the lot and two styles of
decoration.
J. H. LAW
35 Palfon Avenue
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Borrow a Kodak
No charge for use of Kodak when
we do the flntehlnie. Bsst results
guaranteed Dy mm expert
RAY'S STUDIO
, SO Patton Avn.
Borne o
"Norma Martinea" Smokers
Sunny Smoke Shop
D. IL WATER, Pron.
Opjj P. a S Haywood 81
Phone 1V.
The annual, agricultural and in
dustrial fair heftNm the Btltmore es
tate Friday afternoon w one of toe
finest yet held by "tha tenant of the
estate. Mr. and Mra Vanderbllt were
present and the former Judged the
various exhibit Awarding the rib
bons. The estate comprise 140,000
acres of land and fsjtmere and tenants
from! every section of it were repre
stened. It said that a finer show
ing has not been seen at state fairs.
A number of cattle and various live
stock were ehowny the poultry exhi
bit was especially commendable and
will be among the exhibits at the
Western North Carolina fair early
next month, with various other en
tries from the agricultural and Itfdua
trla departments of the estate. The
potatoes were given epeclal award
and were grown near the lodge on
Plsgah, some Ave thousand feet
above sea level. The weaving, wood
oarvlng and embroideries were a fea
ture of the fair and formed one of
the most beautiful exhibits.
MATTERS OF RECORD
The followlngfeed have been filed:
J. T. Krwln' and 'wife to 8. A. Scott,
lot In West Ashevllle; consideration
1200.
Frank A. Sumner and wife to A
C. Erandl and I M. Theodbold. lot
on North Main street; consideration
70.
J. J. Coombs to Henry B. Stevens,
land on Hominy creek; consideration
10,000.
I Q. E. Maney to Charles N. Carson,
j land In Ivy township; consideration
I $100 and other valuable oonaldera
I Hons. v,
i Prank A. Sumner and wife to Seton
; A. Barbeo, lot on Flint street; con-
alderatlon S50.
i Harrison Mountain Air Banltorlum
j company to the Felowshlp Assocla-
tlon of the Royal tieague, land In
! Blaok Mountain; consideration
! $1,809.60.
KMm
HttW
M. Webb Co.
Club Bldg. Haywood St.
We Are Prepared
to execute all orders in the designing of any piece of , Jetpelrjr
that you may desire made according to your own Ideas. We
make a specialty of thl cla ss of work, also the settles of 11a
monds and other precious stones. A visit to our store wllr prove
to your advantage if you oon template placing an order opjJM
nature. Satisfaction assured, workmanship, the best, charges p$
srata.
CHAS. E. HENDERSON. Jewelw -.-V
U PATTTOX AVENUE.
Oysters! Oysters.
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Fine shipment of Fresh
trade.
Oysters for Friday
1VI . HYAMS
FRESH MEATS
Phone et-lik.
GROCERIES
O'1'
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Cor. N. Slain A Merrtmoul JS-J;4'
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TURKISH B A Til &
a Tlic Gruner Sanitarium
dltHaywpod Street - - i ; t For Iiadier aw qiprM
l ii i i '. ' . Hi i. I. In I ,1. 'nil I'
2.
Automobile and Picnic
Parties will find in
LAUREL PARE
HendersonvUle, : r : N. O.
not only "the moat beMtml natural
park in America," but an ideal spot
.foe a dart outing.
WALTER B. SMITH, Kcolager,
fnrel lark. HeneVreonvtUe. N. C.
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CELEBRATED CANDY
ON ICE AT
McKay 's Phwrmacj
Oppo. Port Offke, ,
Marrtab licensee.
Hugh t. Brady to Ethel Loule
Watt.
William Burnett to Mary Kate Mur
phy. Sine Boyd to Oracle Sheppard, colored.
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NEXT TO WASHING DISHES
the most despisedvdrudgery of house keeping is the
jcare of the several fires and the sweetiner un of
the ashes and dust they produce. Unless, of course Hi
you own- a Hot-Water or Steam System only one W
; nre then neeaeo ana no dust. or asnes in the Imng
"rooms. Ask for etsimate and list of satisfied cus
tomers. UNION PLUMBING COMPANY '
Phone 3t. . - , Nbrtti.faln St?
APPALACHIAN EXPOSITION
Knpxville, Tenn. . :
Offers to the public, this year, matiy ' new
attrac-$
tions.
Tickets on sale daily September 9th to 0ctober4s$i
1911.
- Season tickets sold daily at rate of $4.10, Final
Unlit to reach original starting point not later . than
midnight of tenth day from, but not including, date of
sale, EXCEPT that -no tickets wiDe lwite4jio.reaatf1
siartixig point, .laiei uueux iu tuiugux, vyctuuev itxi
A'
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Jackson County Pair, -blffgest event
Ir it history. Syl, September 27-
28-29.
HAIR tiOOjOS
The latest styles in alt.Tiejr gooda
We make up all special orders la two
days' notice. V
Manicuring, halrdreratng, ' facial
and scalp massage.
Chiropody (or ladtea and gentlemen.
We remove superfluous fcalr and al(
racial blemishes wtuiout pain by ex
pert operator.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
s Haywood St. "
COACH EXCURSION TIC KETS:
Sold September 19 and 26, limited to return. sey;
eil days from, but not including, date of sale. ,; :
f,i'r Rate from Asheville, $2.85 Round Trip. ' c:
TflF SOUTHERN RAILWAY
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STATE SECRETARY Y. M. C. A.
Inter-State Secretary O. C. Hunting
ton, of North snd South Carolina, of
the Y. M. C. A., spent yesterday In the j
city. He was well pleased with the j
work of the local association, and has ,
asked for a number of cut which
will be used In the T. M. C. A. publication.
ICE BOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMMOCKS
J. L. Smathers is Sons
15 N. Main St
M. V. M00RE & CO.
tt PATTON AVE.
SCHEDtXES DISTRIBITED,
Stop
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about
naslum schedules have ben printed j Something to Oat . Call UTt
and are being distributed among the; j - ,e
member, of the .ociaUon aa well as and 8et SOme f, 8Plg
prospective membergf i lamb, veaL pork, or " nice
steaks.
V. V. HAYNIE,
Cor. N. Main ana East fUi Pfjsie 7t
Balloon ascension and ' parachute
rfrop dally, Bylva. Jacksen Ceunty
Fair, September IT-lt. " "
Offers splendid schedules.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS IN EACH DIRCTIONrl i
; ; An opportunity to see one of the most complete?!?9
eositiona -of the age.
J. H.WOOD, v R. H. GRAHAM, '"
District Pass. Agent. City Pass, and Ticket Agt
ASHEVILLE, N. 0,
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POUND LOAVES OF BREAD
When you buy our famous BUTTER - CRUST Mi
XBread you not only get the best bread in the coun- X
X pry, but you also get a loaf that weighs a pound.' T
" '''xYott tret nnantittr''jisti"w11' aa
quality. Ask your grecer ,or phone 622, r - ,
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