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Z THE ASITEVTLLE CJTT EN, TtTESDATy OCTOBER 31, Jll Let your medicine. doctor rescribe the ervousc He know best The ict, however, that Ayes Sarsa Society and Personals parilla has such strong tonic properties, and is entirely free ntiroiy tree $ J-dl AfftrGn., from alcohol, may make it precisely to his liking. .. 1 1 I I 14 I 1 I I IX V I V M Oulld of Trinity The Woman'i ihurch wU meet at 4 o'clock this af- ;- ternoon at the residence of Mrs. John i A. Perry on Cumberland circle The . ' mealing waa to have been held Wed "v' needay. .. M J The Ashevllle Chapter. I-'. l. ' will C meet Thursday at half past throe , o'clock at the residence of Miss M.'y ' '"' McDowell, South Main street 'Mrs. Horace Hunt ulifi a Mallow (party this evening in honor of 1 'slstw, Mlaa Lillian Adam. f lllt Tha danra will le 4"l ln .mal and will be given In th- Ker.ll rth Inn ham. Thn barn will 1' dec orated with autumn branches, and ' .. j will be Illuminated by luntern. ft7; Jl J Tho Bingham dance very vail I i'attandad yesterday afternoon ut the ' Manor. Many tf the younger girl ;'. wars present and tha cadd turned 'Aw out lu fore. Tha wedding of Mla Msrgaret Fentress, daughter of Mn. Frances - Fsntreee. to Mr. William Balfour Troy, occurred Saturday evening In tha First Presbyterian chureh. at Frank lin, Tann. Mr. Troy la tha eon of Mr. nd Mra. William B. Troy, of Mem- - ohla. Tann., and la associated In bus- - Inart with his father and hrother-ln-J law, Mr, Carroll Lord, In Memphis, Mr. Troy haa a number of relatives In s ' Aehsvllle, ! grand nephew of of 1 Mr. Millard and a nephew of Mra ; , Charlea M. Piatt Mr, Troy raaided In ' AaaavllU until eeveral yeara ago and ! haa wan? friends In the city. J " ' Mies Margaret Foliom gv a bridge party Saturday evening at her home j 1 at (wannanoa In honor of V1"" Eve . lyn Morrla, of Ashevllle, who wajf her ' ' guest during tha week and. At tha raoent atata eonventton of - ' tha United Daughters of tha Confftd- ' aracy. held in WInston-Ralem, Mra. F. m. wniiama, of Newton, wa : 1 realeoted itata prealdent of the V. D. I f C, her opponent being Mra. Marihall Wllllama, of Faiwn. Mra. H. t " glna waa fhoaen flrat vloa prealdent. auoeaadlng.Mra. M, a, wlnntc.ui, ui Rooky Mount. Mra. J. CJ. Broadnax, of Oreenaboro, auecaeda Mr. Jo- aaphua Danlell, of Ralalgh, a aeoond vloa prealdent, and Mra. Leo, D. Heartt, of Raleigh, aueoeeda Mine Carrie Leaier( of Mooreaville. ae third vloa prealdent. Tha following offlceri ware ra-alaoted: Mra, Thad W. Thraah, Tarboro Befordlng Secretary - Mra. W, C. Fel miter, Newton Cor reanondlng Secretary. Mra. Robert Kornegay, Qoldaboro Treaaurar. Mra. W, M. Creasy, Wilmington ; 'Recorder f Craaiaa. . ' I , Mr. Robert Davla, Loulbure Reg. 'hatrar. ' ' Mlaa Rebecca Cameron, Hlliiboro ; , jriatorlan. 1 , Mra, W, O, Shannon, Henderson ' AsslaUnt Historian. 1 Mies Hattla James, Wilmington I -Chaplain, 1 The honorary officers ara ss fol ' liows: Honorary Presidents. I. Mrs, William M, Paraley, Wilming ton; Mra. Stonewall Jeekson, Char t iottt; Mra, James N. Tlarman. Balls , bury; Mrs. X. SL Mofflt, Ralalgh. Honorary Vica-Preeldenta. Mrs. T, J, Jarvls, Oreenvtll. and Mrs. Rufus Rarrlngar, Charlotte Mrs, Cornelia Branch Stone, of Qal- vtaton. Tag., formerly president gen- 1 rai Of tha U. D, C. of tha South, I made one of tha most Interacting ad i -dresses of tha convention. There wre- manv addraaaaa made, it nraaantntlnn ot tha state coat of arms, by Mra. Marshall Williams. Tha local ohaptar arranged an entertainment program i which pleasantly occupied the spare t time httwaen business sessions. ' . All members of the Toung Wo men's Christian Association are cor dially Invited to attend a Hallowe'en Maaquarad party at the association on Tuesday evening at ( o'clock. No invitations have been Issued It la f,hopsd that many will reapond to thla general' Invitation. Bach guest Is taked to eoma attired either In fancy dreaa 1 costume or as a ghost, and masked. . Both senior and junior members are . Invited, ; . P K" ' Miss Marion Wesn will entertain ' about twnty8lx of her young friends DRESSES For Every Occasion Afternoon and Evening Costumes Street Dresses We are showing a most beautiful collection of evening gowns, white, soft evening shades and black. Some exquisite, combinations of black with white or gold are included. What ever your idea for an evening gown we can hardly fail to please you. Afternoon and calling costumes from the , best makers, selected with the greatest care . and possessing an individuality and charm not easily obtainable. i - ' Street and morning dresses simple styles in many cases plainly tailored but. of such - good lines and materials that they at once ap peal to the woman of discriminating taste. ;f M. V.MOORE & CO. Kpentellala la Women's Ready-ko-Wear Garments v. Careful Attention Given to Mall Orders ! x r!; - ".. . A8k for a Fal1 Catalogue J i at her home on North French Broad ivnu thla evening PF.RSOXAI, MFATION Dr. and Mra. Philip U Mnale, who have been vlnltlnn frlenila In New Haven arid Nnw York for several weeka, return to tha city shortly. Major Krank N. Wadrlell has re turned from lllllatioro, whore lie went to attend the funeral of Ills hrother. Mr. Gulon Waddell. Mies Mary Spottawood, who has soeni the summer ut her home. In KlorlJu, haa returnsd, and Is at Ht, Genavlave'e convent for the winter. ''ulonel Illngham left yesterday for Louisville, Ky., for a visit to Mr. ami Mrs. liobert Htnghum Mrs. Benjamin Wood left yesterday Tor Omaha, Neb. Mr. and Mra. Bpofford, who hava occupied the McKce residence. In Vic toria, during the summer, return to day to New York. Mrs, It. S. Camp returned to Ocala, I Fla., yesterday after spending the sea son with her family, In Aahevllle. Mrs. H. L. King, of Woolsey, re turned yesterday from a two week's visit to Greenville, 8. C. Oreer, and Laurens, where she has been visiting her daughter and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Q, D. Revell have left Ashevllle for their home In Muskogee, Ok. Mrs. Roy Wagner has gone to Greensboro, where She will visit for a week her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter P. Yates. Mr. Owen Oudger has returned to tha city after an absence of a few days on a mountain trip. Mr. Yates Ragen, of tha American Tobacco company, of Greensboro, is In th city on business. Mr. Josephus Edwards of Mars Hill, spent yesterday In Ashevllle. Mr. H. C. Peters, formerly clerk of tha Olen Rock hotel, and later travel ing representative for the Fletcher oompany of thla city, Is again connect ed with) tha Olen Rock as mansgsr and day clerk. Mr. J. K. Rlggs, who has been vis iting his family In the city for sev eral days, left Sunday for an extended trip In tha south and west. Mrs. William Farr. who has been visiting her parent in Rockingham, and has also been spending' sevc.il days with friends la Wilmington, N. C, has returned to the city. Rav. Frank Shelaid, of Pleasant villa, N. Y., is here far a visit to his mother, Mrs, Qeorg Shcpard. Mis Beasl Holmes who has been visiting friends In the city, has re turned to her home In Spsrtanburg. Mr. Percy E. Page, of New York, formerly of this city, and manager of the Talcum Puff company, is In the city for several daya on business. Mrs. Oeorge Parker and little Mlaa Ruth Parker, who have been visiting the parent of tha former In this city, have returned to their home In Mo bile, Ala. Mr. R. L, Flttpatrlck has returned from a several days' trip to Toxaway. KWANNANQA NOTES. Mrs. R. W. Patten and hla bride sre spending a few days with Mr. Putton's mother heral- Mrs. J. E. Clifford has gone to Pennsylvania to visit her relatives. Mrs. R. 8, Wamble has tone south on a visit to her mother. Miss Irene Davidson, who has been confined to her room for several weeks with a serious attack of typhoid la now well enough to be out. Rev. Reynolds, of Oakland Heights Church, conducted the services at the Swannanoa Presbyterian church Bun day. Several new residences arc belnp btillt on tho property recently aold a: auction. SCOTTISH RITES' FIFTH ANNUAL FALL REUNION Will He HH1 In MhmiiiI' 'JrinpU- for Threw ln, lUv.-lnnlili; Nov. At tractive Program. A freat deal or Ir.tercttt Is belnn shown In thn maetlnja wnlch will he held at I lie fifth annual fall reunion, ancient ;inl accepted HiottlKli Hltc of Frvetriasonry, in t ho .Masonic tomple In tills Wiy for three days, beginning November fl. A very n m active pr.ifr:mi has been arranged and the meetings pn.miso to be nnosiially Interesting for t)n Masons wlio will attend tb'fii. will bo conferred on a number of candidates and ureal pre parations have been made for the en tertainment of the Masons who will b present from other cities at these meetings. RECORD IN DUCK PINS BROKEN LAST NIGHT Brandt Made Highest Kootp Malo on V. M. C. A. Alleys ( Good Scores. F.vcr )thcr Hriindt made the highest score last night In the duck pin tournament of the Y. M. C. A. which has yet been made on the alleys, having killed 347 of the 'llttle" men. " Following are tho scores which were made yesterday and last night: 103 .108 115803 115 292 86 243 9 7 27 5 68 285 74245 85 246 84 276 113347 87 2S7 80263 83267 79 260 8S 286 78 2B2 102 30fi 80273 93282 102296 WANT FREIGHT RKDUCTIO.N WASHINGTON.. Oct. SO.Kede , Vcns varying frorn 3 cents to clt rnt a hundred pounds on lurnb shipped fronj Appalachla, Norton and Wheeler, Va., to points In Ohio and Michigan are requested by the Ap ; alRchla Lumber company and other concerna In a petition filed today with thn Interstate commerce commission. 'f petition In directed against the Louisville and Nashville railroad other carriers operating In the tllon. and ter- SUBSCRIPTION DAY Wednesday and Thursday of this week have been selectod by the American Woman's Leaftue for sub scription day. On those days the In dies will call at each house to solicit subscriptions for magaaln.fs and hope for a liberal support from their friends. it Today - Suit Sale Ashertlln Dry Goods Co, "The Ttoanrj" Can an evil mind breeding evil thoughts exert an adverse influence upon an entire family, bring that falmly to ruin, and the members of the houshold remain In Ignorance of tho reason of their unhapplnesa" This Is the question that "The Rosary," n beautiful new play from the pen of Edward E. Rose and produced by Messrs, Rowland and Clifford, nn sWers in the affirmative. It wdll be seen at the Auditorium next Wednesday evening. November 3. To prove tho situation, a typical American family Is shown: a young wife, her devoted husband, their friends and the material surroundings! which wealth can procure. j Conditions such as are ah own In! "Th Rosary." exist In many Amcrl-j can homes today. In some the cause i has only' Just begun; In others misery! snd sorrow are always at the door.! But "The Rosary" in any ense points j the way to happiness and peace. j Its production has been made not so much with an Idea of profit aa for tine higher purpose of bringing hap plnesa to the American home. Seats are selling at Whltlock'sj clothing store. Tho Metropolitan Concert Co. Th following comment Is from the Lynchburg (Va.) News, of Feh. 7, 1911. "The concert given last evening: under th. management of the Metw-1 polltan Concert Company at the Aca. demy was a genuine dcllgen to all who heard It. The program waa well balanced and each of the voices . . i seemod to And pleasure In responding Jackson 118 87 Sevier 84 104 Williams 109 5 B. 8, Brown 81 Swsyne 88 90 Latt Brown 87 102 Moore 74 82 lioness R2 78 Miller 03 &9 Brandt 108 126 Neely 105 96 Orumpton 94 89 Cauble 91 8 3 Graham 77 04 Sugg t 108 Morris 84 9S White 104 100 Merrimon 98 93 Blomberg 82 87 Grlset 112 83 16 the appreciation of th audience, i . 7 "t ucoici. w a.- The solo work throughout the en- f0" which act unsatisfactorfly. There- tire program wa distinctly artistic, fe, when buying, to get it beneficial and the ensemble numbers were most effects, always note the full name of the enjoyable." , Company CsJifornia Fig Syrup Co. roml. ?lC,,h? Tl?,StmnH 'pn'ilJtinIjr prinled on th front of every .C!?!:.i0.lhl.A"d.,l.r'u.ra "r.xt.Tu-! Package of the genuine Svtud of Fin Baraca-Phllathea union of Aehevilie. I Tickets purchased from any member of tha union can be exchanged for coupon tickets at Whltlock's. WOODMEN MEETIN IS WELL ATTENDE&f llMJi t Mra-iliia; for iimrw Wcl of 1 Itldirn flf-Ktiu Here I-ust - ! Illuc ! Mlit. The. district mttetibK men of t he World f 1 of the liluc KldKe be (he ojk nlnii session h;i In the college rooms ramp in this city. Th largo and a (treat ilw! shown in lest night's opening session of tin!, this morning at 10 o' number of matters order wdll b dlseusc ! -if ihfi Wood- ie rami west :aii ;t night. . ,uk been h"ld if she lialsam ;i 1 ' elldu H2tJ is .f Intci'ft was inei -tinV The v will lie held lock, when a UintnR to the and tiie bun!- , nes of the camps dl I to. The district mo t;i; night at 8 o'clock with an ing, to which the xftier.i Invited and which promls most Interesting jatherim attended uses to- j en meet- ; public la ' to be :t i Hpecclies ! will be made by State M.niager K. B. i Lewis, of Klnsttm, Judge Charles A. I Moore, Rev. W. A. Newell and Dr. Paul 1'ao.uln. - j Tonight's meeting will be followed by a smoker, at which refreshments will bo served. All Woodmen of the city are Invited to be present at to day's meeting. 'RIP VAN WINKLE' SEEN AT THE AUDITORIUM Delightful and quaint as ever, "Rip Van Winkle," as playd by Thomas JefTcrson, was seen yesterday after roon and evening at the Auditorium by two good audiences. Of course the star attraction was Jefferson, a worthy son of his Illustrious father. Joseph Jefferson, who made "Rip" known the world over. With two or three exceptions, however, Mr. Jef ferson's support yesterday was not beyond the ordinary. Still this was Torgotten In the excellent portrayal y Mr. Jefferson. Oraco Sterling's presentation of "Gretchen" In the first and second acts appeared to be marred some- vihat by a certain "throatlness" In ic r enunciation, but she improved in -he cioamg act 0f the production. "Derrick." Both audiences were ell pleased and continually appalud d Mr. Jefferson' work. TO CURK A COW) IN ONE DAY Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money If It falls to oure. E. W. GROVE'S sig nature la on each box. 25c. WEATHER REPORT United States department of ag riculture, weather .bureau, Willis 1 Moore, chief. Temperature 8p.m. Highest Atlanta . 64 70 Augusta 64 74 Birmingham 68 76 Boston 60 60 Buffalo 60 60 t'aaiieston 64 70 Charlotte 64 74 Chicago ... ' 46 46 Galveston 6 4 72 Jacksonville 7t 74 Mobllo 70 7 4 Montgomery 68 74 New Orleans 70 76 Now York . ; . . . 54 Norfolk ...'..' R8 Raleigh . . ' n St. Louis 6 2 Savannah ., .. .. 6 4 Washington 64 58 Wilmington 62 70 Local temperatune data for Oct. 30, 1911. At 8 a. m. 43. 10 a. m. 6, 12 n. 67, 2 p. m. 69, 4 p. m 67, 6 p. m. 61, 8 p. m. 58. Highest 69, one year ago 50. Lowest , 42, one year ago 20. Absolute maximum 72 In 1909. Absolute minimum 10 jn 1910, Normal 60. Local precipitation for this month. Normal 2 94 Greatest amount 7.27 In 1908. Least amount 0.02 In 1904. For last 24 hours ending at 8 p. m. 0. State of weather at 8 p. m. clear. Particularly the Ladies. No! only pleasant and refreshing to the taste, but gently cleansing and sweet ening to the system. Syrup of Figs and cmxw oenna is paractuany aaaptea to ladies and children, and beneficial in all case, in which a vrhofesome, strength- eiung ana effective toMbve snouia m; m-- a. tm vimuj u. ,hiim ill dispels colds, headache and the Dams caused by indigestion and Mnstipation so Dromnllv and rff erhvelv that it is the on perfect family laxative which gives satis- . II j j J L 00 d rtxotnmanded by to all and is rtcommanded by millions of families who have used it and who have personal knowledge of its ex- cellence. III WrtflsJorfll! r.r...1.Mfr., tlAUMVaf Um.m muvnui iui'uiai lay a L.A . U... Jl.l ndCJixir of ,5enna. F or sale by all leading druggist. PoCS) 50 cents p bottle. $25100 Jailored Juits JIre Priced at $15.50 f. ( Ijfist week we were very sueeessful in closing out the special lot'of .Suits we had on sale. Sat hrday and Monday we received shipments of Suits that we are able to sell at a very small price. These new Suits are offered to you at less than the wholesale price was at the beginning of the season. We were astonished when we bought them, you'll be agreeably surprised when you see them. The cloths are the regulation $25 quality, the linings the same, the make is the celebrated Trintzess. Could you ask for more at $15.50? We will self the entire assortment this week, be sure you are one of the lucky ones to buy. Jflso Received a ine of Better .Suits and Coats Aarger, Alghter, More Attractive Jhan Sver There are a great many household questions arising every day and every week, the proper decision of whicl. means money saved or lost to the home. The one impor tant matter in every house hold is that of washing. Where to get it done should receive careful attention and right there is where you wjh gnow good judgment if you select tiie Mountain City Steam Laundrv. MOUNTAIN CITY loAUNDRY Phone 624 BUTTER CRUST BREAD Leads in nutrition and keep ing qualities. Ask your gro cer or phone 622. ASHEVILLE STEAM BAKERY On Sale at Falk's Music House Easy payments. Install ments same as cash with 70 interest added, which is on r,6ijy 1-2 cent for each dollar 63 1 per month. Olilckcrlnjr Bros. Piano . . . .$450 Poole Piano 400 Lccter Piano SuO Keller & Son, style F . . . . 2M) Keller & Son, style C . . . . 225 Aslieville School oi Musical Art and Languages Phoue 844 Auditorium Bids;. i - j MlStoihAirJ'l JACTCCt IfVWlVVtf fle fht 0rgna, tnfj B,nlfli HO R LI 0 ECS j llli gk IT f? J IIS I I II """" ..... . . . ! Till F00d-drlnk for All g8S. i For Infants, Invalids, and Growing chldrea. 1 1 Nutrition, up buiklintJiewMer ' tl, , n irt'T n it i n i iFTirT-ininTM-iii Dt.t :IL U-J s J t- jxj-m .m u u puwvra j t nivvt. T.L. mbstihita. Ask for HORMflC. i, V!H M 1.-1 jwns. T4r2l " a Aity itfJHiT TtUSt . ' CITIZEN WANT ADS BRING RESULTS . . mmtwmHmmmmutammtmmammm wm - I , Sealshipt Oysters i Mrs. Kidd's Pin ; These pickles are the ! have them in bulk. Mixed Gherkin . . . . Groceries 1VI. FRESH MEATS Phone 49-24S. TURKISH BATHS The Gruner Sanitarium 31 Haywood Street For Ladies and Gentlemen FOR SALE. 8-room modern house, two blocks from square,von half block from car line. For quick sale, $2,750. THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO.. 4S Patton Avt SEWING MACHINES VARIOUS HAKES Sold, Eicbanced, . Rented and Repaired CASH OR EASY PAYMENTS ASHEVILLE SEWING MACHINE CO. Legal Bids Pack Square. Phone 1509 M. Webb Co- MILLINERY IMPORTERS', Club Bliq. Haywood S Wrightsman's 10 Church street MISS TrTTtnn EXI ERT cCnSETTIGRB ROOMS Jl and 28 American Xntlonal Bank Building Miss Cruise's Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors. We are receiving daily all the latest things in hair goods, and all kinds of hair ornaments, 25 Haywood t. HOOD'S Qsssard linJJXKRY 6 Haywood 61 sNsas Vv ? I Stocks in Better Condition Jhan formerly fresh Meats - Money Pickles finest in the world. I 35c per Qt. 35c per Qt. Vegetables HYAJVfS GROCERIES Cor. N. Main St Merrimon Ave. Let us give jxm at estlmxte o.t that Electric Wiring. Our work gives satisfaction. W. A. WARD, ANYI'tUNO KMtXmUCAIi It Ctaurcb 8S.. PJbosm 44 THE BERLIN We sell Tailored Gar ments uncalled for and sam ples in ladies', gentlemen's and children's Ready - to -Wear Clothes, at your own prices. 8 N. Pack Square FOR SALE. A stock of merchandise, amounting to between four and five thousand dollars, in good location, with valuable lease on the square. Oanaday Realty Co. 10 N. Pack Sq. Phone 974 Emanuel School of Shorthand Oldest school of Its kind In the South. Office Room 78 Dhrmor Bids. (Over Field's) Mlaa 8. Kmanuel, Principal Positions) Secured for all Graduate THE EMPTY COAL BIN Is a terrible thought when bitter winter weather sets in. Get it filled NOW. And be sure it is filled with M & W INDIAN : COAL -Phone 130 : Carolina Coal &Ice j Company M PattOB Atj Drahmor Bldg. A 55
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