TIIE ASIIEVILLE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 4, 1920.
U S -ND PERSONAL ill
Bridra tu again com Into Ha
., ewu with tha msmbsra of tha youna-er
set and each venlnv at tha various
raaldencas of , tha young- psople
throuahout tha city may be round a
labia of congenial card players pans.
Ins an cnjoyabta hour or two. Owing
to tha city quarantine thrss small
. and Informal gtuherlnirs hive be.
coma quite popular.
Mra Oeorra Wllllamaon, who 1m at
brlaado, Kia, for the winter seaion,
nada high aoore at '.ante card nr.
ty atven Innt Wednesday nflornoon
at the Rosalind club, Orlando, under
the auspices of the local chapter of
the Daughter of tha American Hsvo-
- lutlon. The affair waa benefit for
i tha Children's Home society at Jnclt-i
onvilla, tit., and over one -miidred
dollars was cleared. Aftfr the cards
a, splendid musical program "ia en
joyed. The prises were gjven by I lie
.local merchants of Orlando, and
were handsome and suseful articles.
During: the social hour when delici
ous refreshments were served, the
F'ayson orchestra rendered a pro
gram of popular music, lint, wll
Damson and her mother spend each
winter at Orlando.
villa, Fla., where they will spend the
remainder of .the season.
Mr. Montgomery Hill g loday to
Columbia.
CHILDREN
should notbWosad
for colds-apply the
"outside" treatment"
VICRS VAP0R1
"YOUR BODYGUARD' - SOf,
mm.
"LOBBY BUGS" ABE
DEBATED IN HOUSE
liug C'liargcd With Fating Books and
I'apcra,
Miss Catherine Owens, of Norfolk, WASHINGTON, Feb. 3. 'Lobby
Va.. is with her neioe. Mrs. H. :. bugs" Invaded the austere pages of
"'r- "r ' ino congressional record today while
... : . , i i. i . llie ho"e turned aside from debate
Mr. Keith Fuller, of 'Raleigh, Is in tna doflrlency appropriation bill,
the city for a stay of suveral days, to discuss their ravages and Uko a
Mrs. W. I. Ingle, of Humter, 8. C,
few laughs on the side.
They have ruined a large supply
Mrs." E. N. Bnow, of Greensboro,
tiaa recalled ber Invitations to a tea
, which was to be given this afternoon
. : from four o'clock until six o'clock at
the Orewnsboro Country olub, on ac
count or the illness or her cousin.
Mrs. owen worveu, or this city.
A large and handsome picture of
, Miss comeua vunderbiit wlin the
following' was shown in Harper's Ba
ser of this month: .
aim curueiM va-nuwrpiu, onjy
daughter of Mrs. aeerge W. Van
derbllt, being closely allied with
Washington,, practically commutes be
tween the capital and New York in
order to attend the -many parties
given for her and her debutante
friends. With all her sociul activl-
ties, she keeps in close- touch with
Blltmore. her mother's s estate In
North Carolina, for the young heir-
ess takes keen personal Interest
in the welfare and handicrafts of
the ltttla community., Mies Vunder
bilt'e childhood and girlhood were
spent almost - entirely within the
bounds or the beuutiful estate, and
It la only recently that she has bar
vouie. juemnieu wjw jsew rone. '
On account of the Influenza situa
tion the meeting of St. John's aux
iliary or Trinity church which waa to
Have been held yesterday afternoon
was postponed. At a recent meet
Ing tit the officers, president, vice
president, secretary and treasurer of
the auxiliary, held with Mra. Frank
At. jjinoHuy,, at her home, l4 Ran
kin avenue,- on Saturday, the follow
ing delegates and alternates were ap
pointed to attend the annual conven
tion which meets at Trinity church
February H; Delegate, Mrs. Frank
M. Lindsay, alternate, Mrs. Clara A.
Stone; delegate, Mrs, atcCandlasa. al
ternate, Mrs, Nle! Lee? delegate, Mrs.
Hall, alternate, Mrs. Frank Waddell;
delegate, Mrs. : Batcman, alternate,
Mrs. Colin Campbell; delegate, Mra.
Flud, alternate, Mrs. Boyd.
Mri and' Mrs. F. t .Ferry and two
small children, have been at Fort
Mym, em tor a snort stay before
going to- Hanibel, where tliey will
be guests at Case Ybel for the re
mainder of the season.
Is with relatives In Went Asheville of etationiry which I recently got and
for a fortnight or more. whiih la chariril un mraln.t m tu.
iionery nccount," complained Kepre
m utative Harbour, republican, of Call
fornin, while the houne rocked with
mirth, "they even havo eaten the cov
ers off my books.
"I have had the superintendent of
the nlTlm buildings squirt a solution
supposed to bo bug Juice, three or four
times around my office and when lie
got through they seemed to be more
numerous than when ho started
"They get fat on it." Intcrnonert
noprpsemauvsj juul. republican, Illi
nois. Representative Klnir. remit, limn Il
linois, deularod that perhaps If there
were anything "fit to eat" In the bouso
orru-e building restaurant, ' the gen
tleman's books would hot be dis
turbed by cockroaches."
The house debated the "bugs" until
assured that the "maintenance fund"
provided in the bill would supply a
war chest for counter-attacks upon
the enemy.
Mrs. Walter Keith Klliott hn re
turned to her home at Hpartanhurg,
S. ('., after xpendlng several days
with friends in the city.
Mr. O. If. Floyd, of Knoxvllle,
Tenn., lis been spending a few duys
here. r
Mrs. Pioiio hH returned ui her
home at Knoxvllle. Ttnn., ufiwr an1
extended visit in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bramwell, of
Cleveland, O., arrived the Ilret of the
week for u stay in -Anhevllle of a
month or more.
Mr. Ben Hutchinson left yester
day for Florida, after a short visit
In this section of tho state.
Mr. B. X. WoUlagel, who baa been
jvort auyers, Fla., la now at Or
land for several weeks' stay.
Col. San ford Cohen, of Augusta,
Ga., Is in AshevlUe for a few days.
Mr. F. Citea, of New.Rochelle, N.
i; Hmuog nu guests ta the city.
' 'Mr. and ijra. CV 8. Allman and
daughter, - Mlsa Elizabeth Allman,
have gone to their home In Tennes-
and irr.J. Q. Pairham and
srnaU daughter hare arrived here
for a stay before going to Jackson-
Mr. a. A. Thomasson has been
spending several days at Charlotto
as a guest at tho 8lonewaII hotel.
Minn Eliza Davis, who has been
visiting friends here for two weeks,
has returned to her home at Wilmington.
Mr. John Lee Horlson. who recent
ly Visited here, is with his uncle. Mr.
Charles C. Chadbourne. at his home
at Wilmington, for a abort stay be-
iore returning to New York city.
Mra Henningway, of Georgia, has
been vlskUg relatives in Aahevills
ror several days before going north
wnere ane win remain for some
time.
- Mr. Frank Minis, who 'liss been
spending some time in Florida, has
returned to Chapel Hill, where he Is
a student in the University of North
caromia jaw school.
Mr. and Mra G. D. Kensey, who
nave ueen aere ior some tune, havs
gone to Miami, Fla., for a stay.
Mr. 8. B. Wilson, of New' York eltv
is here for a short visit.
Mra V. n. Oldham, of N'ew ltav.n
will arrive this week for a stav of
some time in Asheville.
Mies Katharine rturt of Rnllahurv
hae arrived and Is with Mrs. Owen
xsorveu at her home. on 8oco street
Mra. CI. V. Prinju -w in
is in Ashovlile for ' several weeks'
stay.
Mr. A. C. Heth. of OranaebuiK. H
(7., IS spending a few dan in ih
city, i ,
Mr. and Mrs. K. W. Keej and
Miss Dorothy Reel, of Spartanburg,
ft. C, were week-end gueots of Mra
O. A. Kemp at her home hero.
SPIKER AND MISS
KNOWLES WILL WED
FALL RIVEK, Mass., Feb. 3. Mar
riage license blanks were nilef out
late today at the city clerk's office- by
Miss Emily Knowle.s ami onv s
Bplker, and will be clven to thn
u""j v "in i-iern, wnon ine five
day period required by law of non
residents, has been completed. They
sought to have the time requirement
waived but failed, it is expected they
will be married on Sunday.
The police tonight, said they did
not intend to question Miss Knowles
as to reports that she had been mar
red In England to Perley R. Bplker.
" iir issuea a statement deny
ing there had been any such mar
rlage.
Mrs. Perley Splker and her brother-
iii-iuw. icit toniant ror Maw VnrU
T. . 1 . I - - W".
iwiuraure, me latter saying that he
would return on fiundav tn itr rtt rt
ncu to misn Knowiea.
Why Be Frirhtned By The Flu
mat at isagemont Tea Ehnn
ACCEPT INVITATION
TO JOIN THE LEAGUE
COPKNHAGKN. Feb. S. The fioan
dlnavian premiers and foreign minis
ters at a conference held hnr h,.m
ed to accept the invitation to join the
,"!'"' i hhuuiib, it was learnea to
day. The decision was arrived at with
out enthusiasm, as It was considered
that without the United Mtates the
league did not guarantee much. How
ever, owing to the conviction that
small countries are unable to afford
un independent attitude en foreign
policy, it was considered best to Join
SIXTEEN PER CENT.
MAXIMUM PROPIT
Ohe final Reductions of the Winter Season
on Coats, presses and tailored Mis
tfour Choice of Any and Svert Winter
Coat Suit or jpress at One -half price
Dresses 1 Price
Satins, Taffetas, Tricolettes
and Tricotines. An assort
ment of colors and sizes.
$35.00 Dresses .-.$1?.50
$45.00 Dresses $22.50
$55.00 Dresses $27.50
$65.00 Dresses - $32.50
Coat Suits i Price
Size 1 6 to 44
$ 39.50 Suits -. $19.75
$ 55.00 Suits $27.50
$ 75.00 Suits $37.50
$125.00 Suits $62.50
Navy, Black and assortment of
colors.
Coats i Price
Winter materials and colors,
some Fur Collars, some plain
tailored.
$ 25.00 Coats $12.50
$ 35.00 Coats $17.50
$ 50.00 Coats $25.00
'$ 65.00 Coats $32.50
$ 75.00, Coats $37.50
$100.00 Coats $50.00
$125.00 Coats $62.50
Choice of All Furs
Less 30 v
Fox, Lynx and Wolf, Black,
Brown and Taupe.
ash engagements have occurred be
tween natives and brigands and
troops were compelled to intervene.
The military post at Al-Hamman. on
the road from Alexandretta to Aleppo
wns recently surrounded by a Dartv
of Bedouins. Aid was -sent to the
relief of the beleaguered post. Dur
ing the engagement ono officer was
killed.
To Overcome Winter
Complexion Troubles.
Wh.r5n'yf J-'eeas1.. the mrnr
served. 10 Bdgemont Road, Grove
fara. . Telephone itis.
Carolina Craftslit Blltmors Ave.
Open until June. , t0-3
ACTION OX "DKX" LAW
NEW YORK, Feb. 8. The. board of
aldermen today passed a resolution
calling upon the state legislature to
support Governor Smith's recommen
dation and rescind ratification of the
I8tn amendment, in order that the
"wet' and '"dry" Question mav be
put to a referendum in this state.
RAINY DAY WEAR
The modern woman has no idea of staying
at' home because it rains. Necessity, inclina
tion, or both, send her out in all kinds of
weather and inclination sees to it that she is
comrortaoiy and becomingly clad.
, These attractive Raincoats make it easy for
one w oc smarr. ana trim on the rainiest dav
; onu my as a cnip.
1 rirn eva CnolCU , . l t . ,
...wv. xv- i-iigiiau craveneccea cloths, m
)eited or cape b.ack effect, in brown, tan, ox
ford and light gray. .
Silk tissue coats are thoroughly waterproof,
yet iguc eixougn to De worn over the suit.
inese are in navy, gray, black, tan and small
B ! ecu ana wnue and red and black.
Coats of heavier texture come in straight,
full SWeeD Or belrfrl mnrJlo rA ,V
. r auu ni navy, tan
and oxford. Sizes 1 6 to 44.
Prices $12.50 to $49.50
for woolen merchant todav. h ir
thur Williams, federal food adminis
trator. Mr. Williams gave the firm
of Binder and Hyman, who hnd made
a profit of 11.86 a yard on 1,273 yards
of woolen goods which they bought
for 13,15, twenty-four hours to buy
wen me gooas rrom tne complaining
firm, H.. P. Belslnger ami company at
the price paid and resell at a profit of
not more than ten per cent.; return
11.25 for each yard to Belslnger and
company or turn the $1.2S a yard over
to charity. The food administrator
declared that merchants should work
on a basis of cost Plus fair oroflta re.
gardless of market conditions.
If the chill air causes your skin to dry
and scale or$ become unduly red or spot
ted, before you go to bed spread a thin
layer of ordinary mercellsed wax over
Voilr entire face, Remove, next morning
wfth warm water. This is the Ideal com
plexion treatment for the winter girl. The
wax gently absorbs the dead particles of
aunace SKin, so graauauy tnera s no dls-
comioru J ms gives tne underlying! skin
a chance to breathe and to allow ltlf
In a week or so the new and younger
am m wnouy in evidence ana you nave
a really matchless complexion. Naturally
all its defects dluunir with th. rlia.
carded cuticle as chaps, roughness.
blotches, pimples, freckles, blackheads.
Usually an ounce of mercolized wax, pro
curable at any drug store, in enough to
renovate even the worst complexion.
Advt.
M UUfi AaUseatle OU, Kawwa mm
WW Positive!? .Relieve Pal la a Pew
nwwea
CLASHES REPORTED
IN AINTAB REGION
BEIRUT, Syria, Feb. 8 (Havasl
Following in the wske of extremist
propaganda in Anatolia, Asia Minor,
clashes have occurred in Cllicla.
Irregular forces from the mountains
attempted a sudden attack in regions
occupied by the French and a band
attocked a station on the Bagdad i
railway. Troops sent from Alntab
repulsed tha latter attack. I
In the region of Alntab and Mar. !
INFLUENZA
was so successfully treated with
this excellent "CUMMINQB'
FAMILY 8AL.VE," that it ia be
ing used for Colds, Croup, Pneu
monia, LaOrlppe, and allied ail
ments. No one should be without a
las of this useful remedy In the
house.
To prevent the "Flu" gargle
the throat with warm ealt wa
ter, place "C0MMINO8' FAM
ILY SALVE" in the nose, and
sniff up tho nostrils, morning
and night.
In treating, the "Flu," mas
sage the body with "CUM
MINQS FAMILY SALVE" each
night before retiring.
Directions come in the pack
age. At your druggist, of direct,
30c and 60c.
Cummings Chemical Co.
Winston-Salem, If. C.
Bunions, etc. After one application pla
usually dissppeurs as tf by magic.
A new remedy used lateraally and ex
ternally for Coughs, Colds. Creep. InflS
feore T hrt.rDlHtlerla aid a'oa-
traiiiig remedy known. Ita promot snd im.
82H8S& ?ef..ta wta psi? la die to
Parts at once. As au Illustration, pour ea
flSPi1Bi,Jhe tnJckest piece of sole lesther
D I "HI penetrate this enbstaace taroogh
and tbrongh in tbree minntea ""a
, .vuw nnaoiactured br
..erb Juice Medicine Comnsay, T
Every bottle gwavanteed at the
t)r. T. C. Smith Drug Co. Advt
&hv Easy Way
WOMEN S"
LREIa
' EDWARD A. FARLEY
16 S. Pack Sq. AtherOle, N. C.
ErafclftbcyTlra.Itcb
Smart or Burn, if Sore.
tilw. J T 21 1 Z
IUR ElLJGranuiated. nsa Murina
pften. SthM. KalMaaaa. Safe fat
Infant or Adult. At all Druggista. Write for
FALK'S MUSIC
HOUSE
Han a largo new stock of
PLAYER PIAKOS
PLAYER ROLLS
COLOMBIA RECORDS
Give as your patromga. Wu
wilt approciate It.
16 Patton Atbm
PHONE
service j ALWAYS good
when you call SEVEN-ONE-EIGHT.
In time
of sickness, call for a mes
senger and a speedster
comes after the prescrip
tion and returns the medi
cine in RUSH order.
That is the Goode SERV
ICE the same now as
before.
Use the Phone
Call 7-1-4
. JUST ARRIVED A NICE LOT OF
UHL ART STEEL
TYPEWRITER DESKS
TVPrwpnTD CTAune
TYPEWRITER CHAIRS
-ali and see them.
The Moody-Jcfferies Co.
Phone 2966 38 Haywood St
NEW UMBRELLAS
in colors and bkclt. All B;iL-
. . ia miAiurcs;
attractive handles of natural wood, ebony.
leatner, etc. . i)torm and sandal rubbers in all
sizes.
We Sell LairdSchober Shoes fof Woi
men
Designated Prescription
Depot For The
U. S. Gorernment.
CITIZEN WANT ADS
BRING EESULTS
STYLISH
DEPENDABLE
SHOES
There is a quality
of. dependability in
OUR SHOES that
rises above price, that
brooks no comDro-
mise a dependabil
ity that is virtually a
tradition. Our shoes
can be depended ud-
on to always render
the highest satisfac
tory wear and serv
ice they re the best
styles, too.
Boston Shoe Store
CLEMENTS
AND
CHAMBERS
47 Patton Ave.
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QUALITY HAS ALWAYS SOLD
KANSAS EXPANSION
FAMILY FLOUR
Always the leader in every, market where
sold. It is Kansas' most popular
flour Trade Builder
v3t I
Your Grocer Has-
KANSAS EXPANSION FLOUR
Or He Will Get It For You-
Distributed By
The Adams Grain & Provision Co.
- Aaheville. N. C . . ' ' " '
Blackwell-Bushnell Co., WaynesviUe, N. C; SlayrJen. Fake & Co., Bxyaoa City, N. C; Byers Bros.'Hendersonville, N. C '
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