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THE ASHE VII JJ3 CITIZEN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1911 2 f 1 1 I ii i wvvivir miiu i wi jvuuiti i I I 1 ' i ' Th wedding of Mls Frances Iju four and Mr. Hobart Allport, which occurred last evening at the rmidi .nco of the bride a mother. Mm. Kllao Jiu four, on Uouth trench Uroud uvuuuc, was OUe ot the prultiewt huiuu wi'd dluge which haa tuktn uiu.s in Aahe vill n aeveral your. Klllerin rome bloomed all over the house, wlikh seemed transformed Into a rosu bow er (or trio occaaion. I'ulma and lung formed a aoft verdant background for the floral decoration. In tl draw ing room, where tho ceremony waa performed by licv. Campbell Mayer, of Virginia, the Uciorutiona were en tirely In white, rooua and duhllua be ing need. The Ughia were shaded With whlt and tied with white aatln ribbons, and In the other rooms tho light were rose alluded. An orchestra played during the arrival of tho guttata. Mra. Dufour lr-d the bridal procession, and waa unusually haud aome In an evening gown of lavender crape meteor with brunsu puaaemen trle and velvet of a darkor tone. Tl email ribbon bearer, little Mlaa Virginia Randolph, and the little aim tar of the bride, Mlaa Adole Dufour, who waa flower girl, wore eauuimtely embroidered mull frooka with Valui elentifcs lacs, blue aatln aaahea and xh carried a basket overflowing with Klllaroey roae. Mlaa Cuthbert Du four, a alatar of the bride, waa maid of honor, and Mian Busanne Allport, a aiater'of the bridegroom, waa brldoe aoatd. They wore charming gowns ol pal blue marquisette over pink autin. the allghtly decollete bodices belns outlined with garland of email aatln (lower in peetel ahadea. They also cai1ed large bunches of Klllarnw rosea. Uiaa Dufour wi lovely In he: wedding gown.'anj a living contradiu Uon to th calumny that brldrs nrr universally "unbecoming." Mlaa I" Dufour' gown wa of soft whit aatln th cracefnl tunic being heavily em broldared with allk and seed pearli and weighted with heavy allk fringe Th V neck wa Imllarly embroidered with old Point P'Alencon lace, which wa alao uaed In the sleeves. Her vf II. which frll to the hem of th tralrf, wa caught at either side of th head with bunch of orange bloaaom in a Dutch ffeet. Her shower bouquet waa of bride' roses, and maidenhair fern. Mrv Russell Deal waa beat man. Prevlourto th entrance of th wed ding party Mia Id HamllMi, accom panied by th orchestra, ang Gratf '7eh Llebar rlch,' which w followed by Mendelsaohn'a Wadding March. Th Episcopal ring ervlc waa read by Rev, Mayer, and th bride wa given l marriage by her mother Mr. Dufour. Arm th ceremony th health oT th bride wa drunk In th upper room, which wa beautifully decorated with Klllarney roaea, etreemera of pink tulle and delicate fern falling from the chandelier. Th bride' cake, which wa elaborately decorated with whit and llvrros, waa cut by Mr. Allport, Mia Cora, lm Drummond rvod nunctM -A bar. fet wipB, w rrA." t " departed to Chang hr gown h paused on th atalrway to throw hr bouquet, which wa caught by hr aunt, .Mlaa Jeanne Soman, of Colum bia, a C who will th nsat bride, according to th old atiporatltlon. Mr. and ' Mra. Allport left later in th evening In th motor cajr of th formsr for a fortnight' trlr part of which will be taken by rati, Ther war about vnty-nve gueat prernt, which Included a number of out-of-town friend and relative. Mr. an? Mrs. Allport will reside at th horn of th former on Charlotte atreet on their return. There wr a great many handsome, allver and out glaa wadding present. J ' Mia Iflttle nupatriok, who ha been pendlnf Several week ' with ftr parents, Alderman and Mr. It. L, ntpatr1E, at their horn on Orange treat, recuperating from th effect of an operation for appendlcltle, which ah raoentJy underwent at John Hopkins' hospital, at Baltl tnoraL . returned tp Bhat ftntUtutloir yesterday, where ah will resUm .her count of studios. Sheja preparing for a trained nurse and her many friend In Asherllle will b Interested to know that she 1 progressing nicely. The wedding of Mra. Sarah "Ella. both Linn and Mr. John Daacom An derson occurred last evening at T o'clock in the Presbyterian church, th ceremony being perofrmed by Dr. R. F. Campbell. Several Intimate friend were preaent at the oeremony, after which Mr. and Mr. Anderaon lft for thai Eaat on the Carolina Spe cial, and will be away until the lGth of November, after which tbey will M. V. MOORE & CO. 11 Patton Ave. Careful Attention Given to Mail Orders. Wc are showing many beautiful creations for evening wear, among them an imported model by Lucilo in Nile green chiffon taffeta with extra lace bodice. This costume is strict ly correct for afternoon or evening wear, and we are offering it at half its cost to land. Another especially attractive model is of white satin with overdress of black chiflon and panels of heavy embroidered laco, trim med with chenile fringe, a copy of a Drecoll model. -There are also crepe-de-ehenes, crepo me teors, chiffons and nets in black, white, laven der, light blue and pastel green. Prices from $25.00 to $100.00. J Specialists in Beady-to-Wear Garments for Women, Misses and CfltldrejL Ask for a fall Catalogue. iem.lt, hi Z:2 .Monttord nvunue. Caru unnouncInK the wedding will be lasui- ; todny. Mr, l.lnn haa rc-aldcil In Aalu vllic tor a nunibrr of ytara, coiuli. from ('Inclniiutl. und through h clianrilng peraonallty haa made lirrat many warm frlenda. Mr. A;, denon la from I)cmw.rnl, N. is one of the moat aUcivasful youn iawyera of the city. Mra. Jamea M. Axki w xavc a bride purty yHtTday afternoon in horn, of Ml Mary lyivlng Wright, who 1 vlMltlng her aunt, Mia. Charlca liHlrd, at the home of Mra. Aakew o, Curnlmrland avenuo. The realdeiit wa attractively decorated In yollov and white, yfllow roaea and whlii llowc-ra bring uaed artlatlcally. Mia: Wright waa pren'-nted with a compli memory prize, a book. The firs: llrat prize waa won by Mra. Kennctl' llalrd and the conaolatl in prize went to Mra. Samuel Tannahlll. There wen about twenty-live gueata. Jl J Invitation to the wedding of Mln ucy Waahlngtun Marx and S.'. Vic ,nr Kmanuel Whltlock, whoe engage aent waa recently unnounced In thesi olumna, Ua'& bfn lucd by the par tita of the bride, Mr. and Mr. Jullui vlarx. Tho wedding take place Wed csltiy evening, Oct. 25, at o'ckic'.i it the Bt. ltegla, New York. Mr A"hltlork haa lived 111 New York fi number of year, whre he la prac irlng law. Hi mother and alatar. .Ira. A. Whitlork and Mlaa Carrie Vhltlock, went eaat recently to be 'recant at the wedding. J . Col. and Mr. Thoma DeCourcey .In.tln have laaurd Invltatlona to thr -nrrlBK of their daughter, Uabrkila arth, to Mr. Ilufue Edgar Lravltt hlch takea place Wedneaday even nt?, Oct. 18, at :S o'clock at Kirk Huff, Bluffton, B. C. Mlaa Maf'.n pent ovral aummera with her par tit at th Battery Park hotel and tub unusually popular. jl J There will be a meeting of the board. l! manager of th Woman' ex change In the tea room thla morning it )0:0 o'clock, Mr. R. T. Campbell will be out of tho city tomorrow. Mr, Will Nltier ha returned from Charlott. Mr. . O sorgo WIUlmon haa re turned to th city after ipendlng aome Urn at Bonny Croat Inn and la the truest of Mr. Mitchell on Church trt, . Dr. and Mra, 15. Raid Ruaaell leave thl morning for New York city, where they will apend ten day. , Mr. and Mra Olenn Crowell who war married In Oreenvllle, Tenn., Tuesday evening, a " at th Battery Park hotel, Mr. CrowU waa Miss ' Eleanor I.ambertaon, and ha many friend In Aahevllle, her former noma. Mra. Edward Hughei and Mlaa Br win, who hava apent a month at Bua bee Hall, leave Monday for Mobil, Ala, Mra. Charlea M. Piatt haa bean th guost of Mr. Jams Wad, of Mo bile, at Mnrgo Terrac for several day. Mr. Wad and her mother, Mr. Morgan, loav today for Mobil. Ml Margaret IJnn 1 visiting Mr. Alexander Cowley at the horn of th latter on Cumberland avenue. Mr. John O'Donnell and Mr. John McCabe, who hav apent th aummtr In Ireland, have returned to th city after a pleasant trip. , Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Beadle, who have been abroad for about alx weak, ar expected to return to Blltmor tibout the J Oth of the month. Mia Minnie Montgomery, who haa been visiting friends In the city, re turned to her home in th eastern part of the state. Th Misses Haloey, who have spent soma weeks at Busbes Hall, have re turned to their home In Charleston. . C. Mr. deorge Smith has returned from Washington, D. O., after a two weeks' absence. Mr. Howard Nulton, of Atlanta, Oa., Is spending several weeks at the Bat tery Park hotel. Contagious Blood Poison, as the name indicates, (a an : fectious blood disease, of such f ntense nature that once the irus gets into the circulation, no portion of the body is freo iu its destructive Jun e unless it is promptly checked. It usually begins with u tiny sore or pimple as the only ..ward evidence of Us presence. But in a short while its i any symptoms begin to make their unwelcome appearance. :.e mouth and throat ulcerate, itching rashes appear i the body, the hair comes out easily, brown splotches op- -ar on the limbs, etc. So highly contagious is the disease r.t it is sometimes communicated from one person to another Soiue oltfht years ero I waa Inocu lated with polaou by a nurse who infected my balm with blood taint. X waa ooverod with aoro and nleoro from Load to foot. I w advliotl to uae 8. 8. U. We got aom, and I Im proved from tbe start, and aoomplnte nod perfect our wa tbe reenlt. b. 8. B. la the only blood rnmody whloh reaches deuperato oaaja. MRS. T. W. LSB. Box 800, Savannah, Oa. I wa affliotnd with n torrlblo blood diaeaao, wbluh waa lu apoiaatftrat, but atterwarda apread all ovor my body. Thnan broke out Into aorea, and It laeaay to Imagine the euffartna I endured. Whun I had linlahod my flrat bottle of S. S. B. I waa greatly pimprovod, and waa dellghtod with the reeult. I waa aoon entirely well, and my skin was u emloar mi n pleo nt fylitlial. 65 CUntoa Ot., TTowark, W. J. hat there is never any return of the old symptoms; it drives the poison ompletely out by purifying the blood. S. a. 3. is known everywhere as the rreatest of all blood pnrificTf and for this reason it is a nure cure for Con ;igioua Blood Poison. Write for our Home Treatment Book and any med--x. advice you mav desire, free. S. S. S. is for ;ite nt 'rr-r '-'or. "tit! SWIFT SpnCTv?"-' - '--M r.. Mis LeJean, of New Orleans, la the 'tceat of Mra. Robert R. Reynolde at i Vie home of the latter In Proximity Park. Mr;;. 11. Uartlett and amall daugh ter, who huve been vlaltlng Mra. George Smalhtra, have returned to ".heir home in Mobile, Ala. Mrs. Howell and Miss Mary How all, who hav spent the summer ait Busbee Hall, will be guests of Mrs. Banks Amlaa for several wteka be fore returning- to their home In Mt. Sterling, Ky. Mr. B. A. Edwarda left yoaterday for Springfield, Oa., where he haa accepted a position with tho Urlrson railroad. Mr. J. R. Smith haa returned to Judson after a short stay In the city. Miss Laura BttllwoU, who haa been the gufit of the M tinea McDonald, haa returned to hor home In Mont gomery, Ala. Miss Elizabeth Given Is visiting friends for two weks"before groinsr to Philadelphia to visit her brother, Mr, Kenneth Given, who Ij a student at th University of Pennsylvtjila. Bev. W. I... Sherrlll, editor of The Christian Advocate of Greensboro, Is In th city for a brief stay. Judge-and Mra Jeter C. Pritchard have returned from Wlnston-Baiem, Where th former want to .deliver an addresa at the opening service of -the men' meeting which will be conduct ed at the Y. M. C. A. throughout the winter. Mis Nellie Davis, of Fayettevllle, la visiting her sister, Mrs. E. O. Ad ams, on Jefferson drive. Miss Edith Harrison, who has been visiting friends In Oreensboro, has returned to the city. Mra V. n. Kellogg and family, of Burnsvllle, Oa., are spending th win tar in Aahevllle. Mr. and Mrs, Baker Edwards have returned to Buck Bhoals after a brief stay in Ashevlll. Dr. F. T. Morlwthcr returned from Loiilavlll. Ky.. yeterday afternoon after a brief absence. Judge J. W. Kennedy, a leading cit Isen of Tryon, Is visiting In the city. PIIiLI N (3 II AM NEWS. The Dillingham graded school has begun work Main and Improving greatly, The patrons of the school are well pleased with the Interest amntfeated by both the teachers and the children. Mr. A. J. Urlcmon, who waa aerl ously burned at Black Mountain a few days ago. la Improving slowly. lie Is now at home with hla mother. Mr. Hkrdon rllllnirhnm la expected to arrive soon from St. Louis, where he haa been vlaltlng. Mr. Porter West, of Democrat, apent the latter part of the week at thla plaoe. Mr. Solon Hydor haa been vlaltlnp hla sister, Mrs. Kill Caraon. Meaara T. D. Caraon. K. O. Caraon, Herbert Allen, 2!eb Ollllngham, Ren Clinton, Jay Clinton, Garfield Hunt lnger and Andrew Allen have return ed from a "wild fox chase." Misses I.enna Hello and Etta I Dillingham have entfred the Bar nardsvillo state high eehool. Ml vie Sallte M. fhamfcer and Olllo Dillingham were tho giiest of Mlaae Delilah and Nannie Henalry Sunday. Mlaa Edna Bell waa the gueat of Misses llolle and KUa Lee Sunday also. Mr. ITarrla Dillingham la Improving. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Carson were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ledford this week. Miss Vertle Bricmon haa returnod from a few days' stay at Democrat with hor uncle Mr. Jas. P. Dilling ham. Ml Etta B. Dillingham has had a sever attack of sore throat this weak, whloh csused her tb miss sevoral day of school. MATTERS OF RECORD The following deed have been Hied In tbe oftloe ot th register of deeds' T. O. Coxe et at, trustece, to W, K. Fenley, lot on Flint street; consider ation $4,80(1. E, W. Patton to J. O, 8UkelJther. (and, en Swtn'a ' areelc ' oonslder.v U9n f 1,00. J. R, Bumll toHaywod Farket CORES Ml JJLUUIJ UirJLLlIUIIial 2 by the use of the same toilet articles or handling ' th clothes of an infected person. It is a dnngerous poison and should not be trifled with; the blood should be cleansed ns quickly as possible of the destructive virus. S. S. S. has been curing Con tagious Blood Poison for more than forty years. It goe3 right down iuto tho circulation, and removes every particle of the poiscn. While curing the disease S. S. S. adds richness and nourishing powers to the blood, and a person who is cured by the use of S. S. S. will find that every portion of the system lias been benefited by the treat ment. S. B. S. cures so perfectly land near Bwannanoa station; consld eratlon 11,200. John E. Hag to J. ,G. Stlkeleather, lot near Blltmore; consideration $300 Gay Green et al. to Gen. R. Dolton, lot In Wast Aahevllle; conalderatlon 1700. J. M. Frlsbee to R. O. Rash, land In French Broad township; consideration S5. W. J. Wyatt to Mra. Cora L. Prlest I.ee, land In Bluemont; consideration $100. . CHANGE OF KCH F.DUliE Effective Sunday, October . the schedule of train No. 41 will be changed. It will leave Spartanburg at 7:40 a- m., arriving In Aahevllle at 11:15 a. m. It now arrives here at 7 a. m., leaving tho South Carolina city at an earlier hour. No change will be made In the schedule of train No. 42. An electric meter haa been Invented for measurne tho flow of steam In pipes. How to Keep Hair Soft and Beautiful (Jan Tyrel,, on Boauty) "Too much moisture saps the life of scalp tissues anj hair roots, caus ing an cxceslvely oily condition or dry, harsh, dandruff-laden scalp and dull, 'stringy,' brittle,1 tailing hair. "The most delightful result Imag inable can be obtained, it a dry sham poo mixture Is brushed through tho hair once or twice each week, A thoroughly ree.ble preparation ca.n be mad at little cost by mixing eith er four ounces orris root or corn meal with four ounoe tharox. On tablespoonful Is enough for a sham poo. After using thl a few time the scalp is put In a healthy condition and the hair takes oA a soft flufflness, and regains Its rich luster and natural color. u the ncar-nafcore treatment for Consumptioa. The power it creates, its purity and whole someness are Nature's greatest aid in over coming disease. IBT8 I B8g9L9MRIV9Cffigl ALL DRUQQ Siops a Deep-Ssaied Coiigii in a Hurry A Family 8up?ly of Unequsled Cough Remedy tor SOo Money Re funded if It Fall. Cough medicines, as a ml, cantata a laraa pru portion oT plain syrup a good ln BroUlant, but one cues anyone eon make. A pint of graiiui-.tod tgnr , with H pint of warm wn,tor, atlrrad for minutes, giro you as good syvv.p s.1 money ean buy. A Bccno botCo ot Plnox, mixed In a plut bottle with homc-raada sugar srrap, give you k ftUl pi n of ially better ootfca rrntplbanyon c MNiTreadr niiredfor fS.80. Thrt?s K alow caving of $8.00. Full cilreotlon In packuf-e. And money oou.dn't buy a quicker, bettor mfieuj. TUeS hold at onoe, give almost instant rxllci, end uraaily stops the most obstinate, doep-annted oonk la fet boar. It sUimilatri tho appettte, I altahtly uantW anl has a pleruont taste children take It wiiiir.giy. bulenOid for boareenem, osthma, obWt pairs, and ottmr throw tru hies, and unuqnaJed tot prompt reaulta in waooptrm oouuU. rinex is a speoiai aua nigniT qor.oeu ted oampnufid ot Iroporiad Norway I'hlte Pica exrraet. and is rich la malanol tratrd White Pin earraot. and is rich in and oiaer natural healing plo farneot. Simply mix It a-: directed wfth sogv Syrup or strained honor, and it is tmdr far ua, Usl In more fcomea la the V, S. and Canada, than any oiher tugU roiuifly, rtafX ha oicon bran tmlwtod. Mi never nooekirully, for nqthlpg the asw siiwlta Tbew iruiij ror nothing else w!u produo ca o arre tkoaonta sa;racuon c muaev rvfundii CaSoe : cnaranvje weapeed. I . Ifbtre. drtiaglat baa yinra-or'wili m4.t m. If cot, raynvuMt. aeoi) to The Tlnex Co.,' 1 . afannmBEBB HOOD'S MnxrjrcBT S Haywood BC ' FOR SALfc Three of the best resi dence properties on Mont ford avenue . A rare oppor tunity to get an elegant home. Terms. 3ANADAY REALTY CO , Phono 74. 10 X. Pack Square. OELEBKATED CANDY OX ICE AT McKay's Pharmacy Oppo. Post Office. FREE CATARRH CURE Remedy Tested for SO Yoara cure Through the Blood row ureatn K'hawklng and Spitting. Huklne. Snlttlna. Foul Breath, die rhn n? vailow matter, permanently cured by taking Internally Botanic Blood Balm B. B. B.). Thouaanda -of auf terere have triad B. B. B. where all els failed and were eurea lo atay curea. r-iTARRH 19 NOT ONLY 1ANG EROUa. but It cause ulceratlona, death ii nd decay of bonea, aula amomon. onan cauaea loaa of appetite and reachee to Kcnaral debility, Idlooy and tnaanlty. It needs attention . at once. Cure It by taking Uotanlu Blood Balm (B. B. B.) It ir a quica, rauicai, permanent curv, baraiiae It Hda tlia ayatem of the ooiaon gernia that cause catarrh. At the aame time, Blood vaira (B. a. a.l puruiea ui blood, doea away with every symptom of catarrh. B. B. B. eenda a tingling flood of warm, rich blood direct to me paralys ed nerves and parts affected by catarrhal poison, giving warmth and strength )uet where It la needed, and In thle way mak ing perfect, laatlng cure ot catarrh In 11 Ita forma, imuuumjo or uy x preav, 11 PER LARGE BOTTLE, with dlrectiona for horn oure. SAMPLES SENT FREE by writing Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, tia. Describe your trouble and free medical advice given. T SEWING MACHINES VARIOCS MAJUQH Bold, a&rcbaaged, -Rented and Repaired CASS OR EAST PAVMETm ASHE VILLE SEWING MACHINE CO. Legal Bldg Pack Square. Phon l(0 M. Webb Co. MILLINERY IMPORTERS Club Bldg. Haywood St. THE BERLIN Haa moved to No.. 1 East Pack Square from American Nat'l Bank Bldg. Call and see the pretty hand embroidered waists and hand-made sweaters. MISS uttp-ip EXTERT COKSCTIERB KOOMS ST and 28 American National Dank Building There's a best in everything A scuttle of coal a day is a ton in a month. You save much coal, co2ily warm your home and do away with .ash-dirt4and drudgery by using HQT WAT E; R -SYSTEM O-trfittlv fomtshed. II If Ids At Dollars sod Amssican Radiatora TnJon PlumMng Company. IS N. Main Street Phone m awMHTiinaaft!y Stoves, Ranges and Heaters The Celebrated Garland and Laurel Makes. J. I. Smathcrs & Sons Mammoth Furniture Store, XAJL7 H. Main St. . 'f r $aaavtZgMI II Wll-Ml mw KA. vm Vi-a n w I4i II. 1 : - " Jhe tfemst in fall Jailor ed Mis Each day sees our showing of Fall Suits in crease. So many are received by each express that " not even the strenuous buying of the past week has materially decreased the stock. Many are the designs that have been selected for the new suits. Sailor collars, braided models in semi-tailored effects as well as the strictly man tailored styles tend to make our display most com prehensive. Prices of the Junior range from $10.50 to $25.00. Ladies' and misses' $15.00 to $45.00. eeeeee ! New Crop : JUST IN j 20c Pound M. HYAIVIS FBESE MEATS Phone 40-245. We Are Prepared to xcuta'all order in th designing of-any pleo of , wlry that you may desire mad acoordlng to your own Ideas. W malt a specialty ot thla olass of : work, also th etttns of d a mono and other preotou atones. A.,vielt to, our (tore wtll prov to your advantag if you contemplate ' pfeclng an order 1 of ? thla nature. Batlafaction aaaured, worknoawnlp.-tho' bet,chea'.moa. erate. CHAS. E. HENDERSON, Jeweler tj P.TTTO?r AVEJfTE. FOLDING $1.00 and $1.25 Ltgbt. eaally handled and a great convenience In every, home used tor wlng, card playing, letter writing, eo. Flu . behind the door, In tke closet, under the bed end only raqulreS less - than a minute to set up and be ready for uae. Let us show yon how. Beaumont Furniture Co. PHONE 1002 Comparing; the quality of Pianos sold at a certain price, Falk's Music House has always given higher quality than any of his competitors. FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE 26 South Main St. I touriat iltepar only halt J ZUVA L-j STRAWDLRRitJ. I oa.ial PullmSrcharae. Lib- 73 SELL 1H01. Tr I I iSjD TCarter. r. A. TrlVl THEOWS. WE'RE II Wric l aava mm S"-1 THE BEACHES! , Caral OoloBiaatlsnAgwt. SSst g P4a I 4 17 11 -aei Kallwaa Bch Chi- V.S . KVi mmm It L i A Suits for girls, 13 to 17, Suits are marked to sell at . of Prunes I GEOCEBIES'. Cot. W., &Iain Morrlmon JVt, ! . TABLES SJ-S.L Siti 2T-S..MAET.ST. MISS CRUISE'S r SHOP 5 Haywood . Phone -18 ; .g?" Hair Goods ; ofall?Itylfes made up to order. ' We make up combings) also. :!4 "M'v'i'ff one year later.UH . Colonist a&cursions ,
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