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fTlE ASIIEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NO EMBER 15," 1911 -
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;f Society and Pergonals
The Bingham dsnre at the Bing-
ham club hoUM yesterday afternoon
wa on of the moat enjoyable of the
garlea. The orchestrion rooerilly In
talled IB the club house la a very
satisfactory substitttU tor an orches
tra and plajre with anfalllng vim and
. spirit any nambar i of' the latest
welt ann""lwo tep." Many of the
youngsr girl ware present.
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'The"" Missionary Sewing dub of
ntrai Methodist church will meet
thla aftornoon with airs. T. C. Rmltli.
tf., it htr home on Chesfmit street,'
at hall pact three o'clock.
I h - ji J
,9 Mr. W iB. M each am haa received
considers bis aocla attention durln
har aiay In Memphis, Tenn., accounta
fef which hare been published In the
papers of that city. Mrs, Charles He
lot mi a Urge bridge party In
honor of Mrs. Meaohaai whloh was a
Betable ovtnt of the latter part of j
the wees. A recaption and mualcale
(fallowed later In the afternoon. Mra.
i Jteacham wag a member of Mra.
learg W. rooohe'g party Saturday
evening at Khe dinner danoe at the
Coon try ataa.
tleng arawa-out jai.;.4one --acarqely
reallaittj that ' fact that Chrtatmas Is
iuj glx week off. Perhaps a reallaa
tld., hewvar, la responsible for al
most a cessation of gocialjactlty.
iByoaa few agua tumor f .
!nr? rartieg, possible, ane
and a ry probabl waddlng W'two,
there la nothing of Immediate Inter
est. Making; Chrlatmag gift Ig a T
fafcelnatlag 'jbogupallon, It n. ,h
deft ftngara and nimble bralfl, hut
at. tttt lptred fear, to attempt
a "hdmgmfdtt gift tot obvlou tea
gongv The hep art mora attractive
:thla rear than ever before, and offer
an onusuel selection of small parti
clas especially appreciated as rift".
IrlgJi oroehet doUarg and cuffa
paiii4 and gpagffted, goarf. fun, and
!a!F gortg f rtty odda and enda. An
feotiwa gJoti "' Jewelled told
lM band for the hair, Utile gold
caps, and wlgug .tigad decorations
and ornanrantg, r glwayg ocp
.bla and not difficult to maky lively
miffg and gtola oarf which, are ao
much In vogue thlg eeasotvore eaalty
made nd wake : handaoma irifu.
UlacH trgtvgt may o banded with
black marabout ?r fur, purchaRd by
thg yard, and gppllad lengthwise.
White chiffon and marabout gearfg
and gjiuffg are hartnin for evening
anJ minis sire '
'wt4iflUt Jit
tr,adetMUi.iak.
ehlffoiit.t total
jtM v..B.. - p
ft! 1ao and velvet or'
l gorat tint with bandg f
fnt' are becoming and uaaful. Pretty
. kimonaa arg gda, with little
. thought It takeg thg trouble
to bavg tbg wblta oon,"P
In- desired ghadeav A den purple Itl
mona, th coronation shade, and
gprnyg ef, ebgrry embroidered at In
tervals rt Hue'. mitalde. pumW'l
gam ! lirlUianl ""color with "cotton
threat! moit .effective eowtblnation.
: jrb''ibt,?' kaiWeWatl
and ' Japanese embroidery deaigns
. may be attempted according tone'g
'Individual Uata, Touches' W , gold
makg the Hmonaa handsomer. The
emrroldery la done In cotton thread
gnd boldly. It 1g wall to rgmember
that yar decoration la not a falling
of ,th iapanraa, ... '"
It a -i '
f Tbg ipigh -School gtudentg mlnatreli
reheamlg ft gflng along gmoothly
and t8dIptt5tormgee . Which takes
p1aetOA4ha Ith, bf Ogcamber prom-,
tseg touh vary amusing. The "plot"
gfforda ample opportunity for the
youthful funmakerg and la woven
ground tbg Journey of the good ghlp
"SKlddoO"- to" hg Houh Pole.! which
1a jruarded by Mfiatophalea, Th Jour
ney la taken under the ttypnotlo In
fluenoe of Uncle Jo, who for pr-
. goaa) yeaaong la . conaplrlng agatnat
the cnlnatrela The young men In the
east are: Comedians, Meaara. Carl
Pn.. ' T," Jordan, Jr Premier and
rhartegRWdh;, Pred Wolf. Wllev
Owens, filgmund Blombert. Itendrlck
Coachman, Joaeph . Duncan. Ballad
singers. Aaron Samuel, Charlei
Pradford. Cwrlog , Goldemlth, Wil
liam tvda, Oscar Bteele, Robert
' Toung, iUfoy Oares arid Edward
Oalert Jama Howell Is Interlocutor.
TJncig'o will b jpiayed by jSharlet
Tcnnent- i . . .
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Tha.. Ladlcf . Single Championship
Tennlg tournament begins thla after
noon, for the cup presented by J Vs.
.Vanderbllt, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. McKee
and MT. Waddell. at the Country
r'lttvend will he the nrlnelrtet event
M. V.MOORE & CO.
"4.;: :.'v Ai pattoh nvmui
" Specialism In Women' Rrady-to-Wear Oarroenta.
, Careful AttenUon Given to Mall Orders.
Ask for a Fall Catalogue.
of Interest at the club of the wek.
Th drawing will be made this mom;
lnr and the contestants notified. The
tournament begins at three o'clock
this afternoon, lira. Itobert Johnston
won tho flint tournament and h
the honor of being the first to have
her nainer engravod "oil tne cup. The
tournment Is played from scratch,
nnrt the following are the .entries!
Mrs. Clurcme Hoburt, Minn Hugh
son. Mrs. Hohert Johnston, Mra.
Tench Cftxe,; .Mr. T). . Waddell,
Jr., Mrs. .euben Robertson, Mrs.
rarl Reynolds, Mlsa Eugenia John
son, Mis Murjorle Pearson, Ml
Porierfteld, Mlsa Sarah West, Mlas
Emily Campbell, Mlas Rleanor Mof
rlaon, Miss Thereee Chapman, Mlas
Helen Chapman.
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The rsreer of Mlas Gertrude Wood
of Ptatesvllla, the daughter of Dr. W.
I a. Wood, of that city, will be fo-
lowpd with Interest by North Carp
Unions, wito will wish her success in
her work. Ml-. Wood haa ilgned a
contract with Mra. Antonla Hawyer,
well known .ian manager or
New Yorlt, to sing Southern gong
and Kngllsh ballnds In and around
New TorV for a year, ,M(ing. Wood baa
studied In" Philadelphia for aeveral
year and, jigs an unusually fine con
tralto voice, flhii will make her Nw
York debut at a concert at the Wnl
drf Astorta, grly lij December. Mi
W4' -Pnt , several ,,yr .In Aghe
v1Je -with; her btwtbgr, MK 3. H,
Wood, '; ' i
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The Trinity branr of the -Woman'
'Auxiliary win meet thlg after
noon at 4 o'clr.ck at the residence of
Mr Thotna W..PatUn, S Charlotte
street.
' MSAflON.tli lfc!mON.
W.ri, W. L. Luf nd eons. Robert
and Louis, have gnne to Jackaonvllle,
wHtire they will apehd tho winter.
Mr. and Urn. Harold Re and
children leave today for New Tork,
wberg they will spend the winter.
Dr. nd Mr. Philip ' R. Moalg
have returned from a everal week'
ty ln;Nw Tork, New Haven and
other tern points. ' r
Mies Edna McCarter, . of Norfolk,
V., Ig visiting relatives In the city.
Mr, gnd Mr. Walter Brace and
daughter, Florence, of Mayvlll, Ky
ar ipendlng the winter In Ashgvllle.
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VBr. Nind Mr. John Newton. Who
have been visiting friends in the city,
have returned to their home In
Birmingham; ,Ala. ,
g vi'..: ? J,
Mr. 01 Reivaa and her daughter.
Ml' Carman Dl Reivaa of Tampa,
"(., rg la.Aaheylllg for a abort May
6n tlxir1 wy frdnt Nw York td their
home.
f ' "'WUt. -'A'leggnaer-- Waydenv'ana'
guest, utay tiermione nenneay, wn
hav. ben at the' Manor for a tay,
have gone to Norfolk, V., and from
there will go to New Tork.
'Mr. William Webb, of Belt
Buckle, Tenn., is the guest of Mra
Charles A, Webb, on Merrlmon ave
nue, - 1-
Mra W. M, Chackley has returned
from a vlalt to her mother, Mra. F,
M,' Tarrh, in 8altbury,
Misg Adelaide Porter, of Blltmore,
who haa been visiting Mia Adelaide
Orr, in Charlotte, haa gone to New
Tork for a severe 1 weeka vlatt to her
lter, Mr. Coulter Huyler.
Mra 8. 8. Weatherly haa returned
(q her home in Virginia, accom
panied by her slater, Mra. 8. W. Ma
lone. After a vlalt to her brother,-Mr,
0,,H. Jtenry. Mr Maion. will be
away several week.
Mlsa Ray Bryant ha returned
from week's visit to frlendi In
Greensboro, N. C.
Mr, end, Mra. A. 8r Walker .and
children have returned to their home
In- Thomajrvllle, On., after "pending
ionie wet'kn (n the. city.- .J
Mica Minnie Hughes haa returned
from a several weeks' vlelt to
frlnnda and relatives In Charlotte
and Ralelsh. N. C
M". JM A. Miller and dmigh-
NEW COATS
in
Women's and Misses'
Sizes
Monday "8 express
brought us quite a large
shipment of women's, miss
es' and junior's coats in
plain and double-faood ma
terials in combinations of
tan and brown, gray and
blue and various becoming
mixtures. These coats are
cut in the newest styles with
deep cuffs and largo collars
and are extremely attrac
tive. Sies range from 13 years
to 42 in women's coats.
Rices, $10 to $35.
Thoro tm Only One
"Bromo Quinine"
That la
Laxative Bromo Quinine
VMCO THK WORLD OVTH TO OUKg 4 OOLO IH OME PAT.
Always remember the full name.
for this signature on every box.
ter, Mrs. Frederick Arthur Woodcock
leave today for Spartanburg, where
they will be the guest of Mr. Her
man II. Johnson for a week.
Mrs. Roy Wagner, who has been
visiting her parent, Mr. and Mrs. P.
P. Yatea, at Greensboro, for some
time, la expected to arrive In the city
the latter part Of " the week.
Captain J. A. Wagner, who recent
ly aold his residence on Woodfln
street, will move hla family tomor
row to the houaa whloh he ha pur
chased at the corner of Peanon'
Drive and Waneta street.
Mr. and Mra. Roger Lamaon, Jr.,
left for New Tork yesterday, where
they were called by the eudden death
of Mr. Lameon' father, who uo
cumbd to pneumonia after a' brief
Ulnas.
WANTS LOCAL BANKS
TO PUTUP $100,000
DR. GROVE Drain FK A8HEVHJJE
. OAP1TAD IN PROJECT.
Bauk HerirwevitaUvce Will Meet Htm
la St. Ioul Soon to Dis
cuss Hrbeinab
. The banks of the city have received
a communication from Dr. K. W.
Grove In which ha aks them to Have
representative meet him at 8t. Doula
at an early flat for the purpose of
dlscuaefng plana for the erection of
the new hotel at the summit of Sun
get mountain, and whloh It I planned
to connect with this city with an In
clined railroad a well the excel
lent automobile road which now e-
tend from the nd of Charlotte street
to thg location of th old tower, which
waa torn away during the paat sum
mer. It la aatd that Dr. O'rove wlahea
the bank of the city to aubcr!be
f 100,000 worth if a took to the enter
prise. ,
It has not been decided Just yet
when the meeting will be held al
though It I presumed that no action
will be taken by the Asheville banks
until Dr. Orove'a plan have bn ub
mlttad , to, tb director of tbg four
inaitutlon here, which have received
letter outlining ihjs auggestlon. A
number of the 'representative of the
Asheville banks yesterday afternoon
were seen by a Cltlsen reporter In re
gard to the matter, although none of
them wag In a position to state Juat
what action would be taken. Each
of them expressed his personal opin
ion a being favorable to surh a plan
although In each oaae the banker
who waa seen stated that it waa a
matter clearly within the power and
Jurladlctlon of the director and would
not be acted upon definitely until the
directors rould consider it.
W. F; Randolph, who I the mana
ger of Dr. Orove'a Asheville property,
la out of tho city and could not be
communicated with last nlgiht.
The move la regarded a a very
significant one, for It I believed that
Dr. Orove within a abort time will
have everything ready for the con
etructlon of the hotel and Inclined
railroad. However, It la presumed
that he desire to get Asheville capl
tal in th enttrprise and to tlr up
ai much local interest as possible In
the hotel when it la completed.
The light bearerg of Central Metho
dist church will have a cake and
candy aale on Saturday at Nolan d
and Molntyre'a grocery atore on the
square. It
TOURNAMENT SCORES
AT Y.M.C.A. YESTERDAY
The following scores were made In
, the handicap bowling tournament at
the T. M. O. A. yesterday and last
night!
f Handicap
Total.
Askew lot 1J( w 45 .Sit
Wtlllama ...14 111 Ml .. .471
Nichols ; . . H5 110 111 It .4TT
Res Miller .150 171 111 10 .473
EdB.Iirown 14 to 114 .. .M6
White 142 141 110 10 .111
Itt Brown 140 16t 141 SO .4S
Brandt 198 104 11 .. .101
Bean 174 14 lt IS .SIS
Suggs ISO 119 141 . . .401
Neeley .... .183 115 19 . . .417
I Oriset 17 181 141 45 .SIS
Oraham ....151 117 111 45 .441
GIANTS TO Ct'BA.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Frank C.
Bancroft has completed all arrange
ments for the New Tork CJIant'a trip
from New Tork to Cuba. Heihaa ar
ranged for a apeelsl train to leave1
New York at 11:88 tomorrow, arriv
ing at Jacksonville, Thursday after
noon at I.S5.
The Olants will play In Jackson
ville November 17. Miami, November
11 and IS and Key West November
14. They will take the steamer that
night, arriving at Havana at I. SO a.
m on November It. Mr. Bancroft
ba ajprangeaUforiwelv games with
leading Cuban teams and the party
will return home la time for Chrlst
maa "
"BKYERXY WAS HERE.
About eighty-five people witnessed
the presentation of "Beverly of
Oraustark" at the 'Auditorium ' last
night. The how closed at 10:41.
Look
86e.
NEW PRESIDENT WILL
BE ELECTED TONIGHT
A very 'Important meeting of the
Merchants' v associatn of AshsvlUe,
will be bald 1kJtl rooms of the a
oelatlon TSttwalayj'eVenlug t 7:80
o'clock, and-it -lf)etred that there
b a full attendance. At thli time
a aucresaor- WIH g elected, to Presi
dent O. JT.; Btrifly. who resigna
tion Waa accepted at the last meeting
of the. director f the association.'
A number of other matters ar to
be considered by lbs organltatlon. .
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.. ONE-SIDED GAME
' ; " ' l,'f V" 11 jt . I. 11 ' i
In cla'C'f6r1b'Y. M. C. A. bas
ketball league yesterday afternoon,
the team of,8mttli defeated tho ag
gregation captained by Davl by the
score' of 14 to . l, In a rather one
sided game which was featured by the
work tut Bourn and Ooldberg.-
Farm Bargain
No.
The farm described below I ab
solutely one of the finest farm In
east Tennessee, and will appeal to
anyone looking for a strictly up-to-date
farm.
Contains 400 acres, about 100 acres
In good timber, balance in grasa and
under cultivation.' Dand lay ex
ceedingly wall: gnd machinery can be
operated over alt' of It. Watered by
prlnga, creek. Well and cistern. This
year's crop consists of corn, oats, hay;
oy bean and alfalfa. . The average
production per' acre of tho different
crop 1 a follow: Corn 60 bush
el, hay 1 ton, wheat 15 bushels,
alfalfa S tona, soy beans S to 4 tons
of bean' hay and 20 to SO bushels of
beans. The IS acres planted In beans
last year paid th owner nearly $100
per acre. About ' 35 -acres In bean
thl year, which will do about as
well. All crop, last year were val
ued at mof than 1 5,000 and would
have reached 17.000 this year had the
season been goad.
Thla (arm hit. been In , fhe hands
of a scientific farmer or Ave years,,
and It Is admitted o be In the best
state of oultlvstlon'of any' farm -in
Knox county. During the paat. Ave
year the owner ha spent something
like f (,000 for lime, high grade fer
tiliser and stable manure, and as a
recult 'of his scientific methods of
farming, he has every acre of the
land In a very high' tate of cultiva
tion. The soil 1s s pur limestone
with a stiff red clay subsoil, so holds
all Improvement. A good farmer can
take the plane now .and make, from
18,000 to f 10,000 annually. The pres
ent owner has thoroughly demon
strated the fact that alfalfa can be
profitably grown on this land. He
ha two acres In alfalfa which pro
duces 1 S-4 tona the first cutting,
and for the year will produce about
6 tona per acre. He haa a 100-acre
field which he ha planned to put In
alfalfa as aoon a the land could be
properly prepared. ,
The Improvement consist of two
dwellings, two extra good barns, new
ly painted, and plenty of outbuild
ings. All building In first class re
pair. Fencing th beat in the' coun
ty. Situated on macadamised road
ene mile from railroad station and
ten miles from tha City of Knexvllle.
Good schools, churches and market
within one mile, making it one of the
best located farm in east Tennessee.
The owner of thl farm Is about
eighty years old, and liveg In Knox
vllle. and. owing to the oohdltton of
his health, his physicians advise him
that It will be impossible for him to
Continue to superintend the operation
Of his farm. It I therefore neces
sary for him to dispose of It, and
we hvc keen able t6 list It at an
exceedingly low figure, not much
more then half what the owner
would have taken for it a year ago.
While we hsve a great many bargains
throughout east ' ' Tennessee, and
some thnt may be a good values as
this, we do not hesitate to say that
this la the most up-to-date farm of
Its taa we have ever aeen In east
Tenness. Price III, 400, reasonable
terms, If Interested advise us
promptly.
Intersate Land Co.
512 4 State itiwt
Bristcn, Va-Tcnn.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
MM Mk lb V
PriccM. Ak frul. gVe-Tta (
uiaVmnb siAita pfi ii ! 5
SOLD BY CKUGGISTS EVERYWHRJF
MISS CRUISE SHOP
25 Hayward St
Phone 16
Manicuring. I lairdressing,
Facial and Sfalp Massage,
Superfluous. Hair and all fa
cial blemishes removed by
expert operators without
County
pain. - . '-,: .'..--
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Why fron
. It would
suits this fall
ln tiaa rilrA1 ot-TriVn'r4'.aTlt
line is right. The fotindationif which the tic?css of this department
been built is one of exceptional values.
The suit' season here is now at its height,- We are showing. more than
250 new suits. The prices range from $17.60 to $65.00. - .
Only 9 oj those $Z$ Suits remain to be sold at $J4.15. ffhey
are bargains
is)e Mow Sell CutQlass
Our brices on Cut Glass are very low , considering the quality. The line
is guaranteed to be real cut. There are manyTiew designs included in the
ItTgetting closer to Thanksgiving every day. Why not prepare foi?
the event in advance? . ,tl)M
Cut Glass Bowls are priced at $15 and JZ.03..
Cut Glass Tumblers are priced at $2.65, set of six.
Cut Glass Water Pitchers are priced at $2.65.
Cut Glass Nappies &re priced at 90c.
Cut Glass Sugar and Creams are priced at $1.85 set.
: j-i&Qtxttitvtf and VetoeRich and Beautiful
These two materials are taking the lead in fashion's favor And what :
mS. be more' handsome man tnese ncu, easy utu
wonder, that we haveVfn forced to re,order tone
keep the stock up
rni A ff
ments
number
LOOK FOB the;label
And insist on the label,
"Ashevillo Steam Bakery"
being On
your bread. It is a
''il!'-1'v,iiTifit''ft1
worths
t&e our BUTTER
CEUST BREAD, full ,16
ozs. to loaf. Ask your grocer
or phone 622.
ASHEVUiLE STEAM
BAKERY
AKHKVILliE SCHOOli OF MUSICATi
ART AND tANGOAGrS
Teachers
Vocal
Mr. E. M. Barker
Mr. G. P. Westal!
Mr. J. O. Stlkelcather
Piano
Mia Minnie Wtal!
Ml Kate Lnton
Mr. F. Flaxlngton Harker
Mr. John W. Stamea;
Organ and Theory
Mr. F, Flaxlngton Harker
Languages
Mr. A. 3. Ltfman
Phone S44 AaUltorlnm Bldg.
sauc oi? ioo'
SAMPLE WAISTS
VAIiCKS $4.BO to $.50
Choice $2.48
BERLIN1 SAMPLE STORE
8 X. Pack Squaw -
Not a very large stock,
but a very select stock of,
First Class Pianos, for sale
at his elegant ,store room.--;
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FaWs MasicHoust
"' 21 South MaiiTst. ' ?K
MrUJNERY
5 Haywood St.
Wrightsman's
M1LLPTERT '
10 Church Street
M. Webb Co.
MLUNERY IMPORTERS.
Club Bldg.-H9ywood St
mom
CITIZEN WANT ADS ;
BRING RESULTS
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Marctailorei
.v;:: Popular "'
not be an exaggeration to state that we have sold twice as tnasy
as we did last-fr'Oftftorse. better selluig facilities and larger f
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fifipJahitit Ovsters
,( Mrs. Kidd's Pin-Money Pickles j;
These pickles are the finest in the "world. I
have them. in bulk, ........ r r
lvrfrpd' .. .. ,v35o-e-Qt.
Qherkiff . V- . ' .: ". v. 35c-peir-Qt J
Groceries ' 3 ' Vegetables
M.HYAMS :
! FRESH MEATS
Phona 49-M.
FOR SALE.
8-ioom modern house, two blocks 'from square, one
half block from car line. For quick sale, $2,750.
THE H. f. GRANT REAL TY CO., 48 Pattoa Ave.
- TURKISH BATHS
The Gruner Sanitarium
31 Haywood Street For Ladies and Qentleinen
: FOR SALE. '
A stock of merchandise,
amounting to between four
and five thousand dollars, in
good location, with valuable
lease on the square.
Canaday Realty Co.
10 N Pack Sq. Phone 974
Get the Honey Habit it
will increase vitality.
DEAN & MOWREY
Phone 857 71N: PackSq.
'tut u grro atltBMU' 0."
that BKectrta Wtrtag. Our -iroelt gts
laXlafacUost" ' ' i ' f -' .
w. a; ward, v :
' AKXTUIMS tOJtCTKICaX
11 orcs M. PhoM 44
! Don l Wait
Longer to have your
coal bin filled.
Do it now, and be
sure you specify
M & W Indian
Oer 95 per cent car
bon: Phone 130.
CarolinaCdal & Ice
H Company l
M Pattoa At. Drahraor BMg. Z
Shop Where the
Varieties are "
(Jreatestficfe-; I
Wits are 5ar;
uu...
to
ana agam, . m ort-
rresn Meats
. GROCERIES '5
Otor. W. Main A Merrjmori Ay,.
We are sure that all . who have been
using our service are pleased with It.
We know this Is true beeau our
'customer are staying with us -wk
In and Weekr out.' and these self samai
old oustbmers are tailing their friend
of how we are doing their work 4i
oth?r words, our friends ar our best,
advertisement. To thoea ;V,hV,lK
bettef WoTk. 'we offer Vu'sefvlije .'
postal or ' telephone metaAgaifni
bring our'wagon to your"4low.'. ;
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MOUliTAIN CIT.X ? .
K v
STEAM LAUNDRY
VI Phone Z4
-V'i,
Emanuel V i
School of Shorthand
Oldest Bcbool of Its kind la tho SosjttJ
; ' ' I ' ' Office . v ., j
' ' ' ' Rotm 11 Xiimmae BUg. -f
(Over FlelcrB) 4
MLss Sadie Emanawl, PHnetpal
Positions Secmwd fo all GnklaHeJi
SEWING MACHINES
VARIOUS
Sold, Exchanged, ,
Rented and
Bepalred y -
CASH OB RA8T rATvaam
ASHEVILLE SEWING
MACHINE CO.
Legal Bldg Paok-Bquara. r
PhoDSJllO
KJtlKRT OOK8ETIBRB
ROOMS and M
nart. But the real reason is tnHOtir-
BaOdlnC
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