THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, THUIiSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 12, 1920.
I
BRIGHT SUN AIDS STREET
IT.
CORE THROAT
a, 6r Tonsilitia, gargle
with warm sail.
dvater, tben apply
VICKS VAPORI
YOUR BOOYfiUARD-"-- SO. 0,.S
UHvt
Mrs. J. H. Powel! nt their home at
Jacksonville, K la. They are now on a i
motor trip dfrwn the cast coast for a i
My of ten daya or mora after which I
Mr. Boyer will return to Asheville I
while Mrs. Boyor will remain at Jack
sonville with Mrs.
weeks longer.
Mr E. JL Johnston, who Is a
' guest at Grove I'ark Inn. from Balti
more. Md.. will bs thu chief guest at
a luncheon to be given today. Mr.
Johnston has made Asheville her
home for several years anil Is well
known In tbe city.
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Sites Iora O. Trow, daughter of!
lira. Ella T. Cross, of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. 11. It. Duval. jf De
Mr. Harold C. McDowell, son of Mr. trolt. Mich., are among the vlxltors In
and Mrs. W. C. McDowell, alBO of this I the city for several week,
city, were united In marriage yester- J :
day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the resi- Mr. O. T. Kichsrdsnn. of Atlnnta,
Hence of the bride's mother. 275 Houln (jR.. Is here for a brief slay,
french Broad avenue. Rev. J. O.
Motormen and Conductors
Ar HiiflTr TUfroinrr Tri Off-I,nor,unltio" t0 th,m thftt r of un!
Are Busy uiggmg ice un, , lMIere(it Th9 arrny of today!
Car Tracks.
NEW YORK, Keb. II.
Powell for several time in nearly a week
Krvln, pastor of the the Bethel Meth-
odlst church, officiated In the pres
ence of a few friends and relatives.
Mrs. A. P. Monteath rendered the
nuptial music. The ceremony
' was aald under a large wed
lin bell made of white flow-
: ra and suspended rrom an arcn
the . room a profusion of ferns and
: palms added to the artlsllc and at-
tractive setting for the bridal party.
The bride wore a handsome talllieur
of midnight blue with a small hat of
the same .color and a large corsage of
.. sweetpeaa, freesius and forget-me.
nota. Immediately after rt he cere
mony Mr. and Mrs. McDowell left for
a wedding trip, their destination oe-
Air unknown. Alter February zz
they will be at home at 100 Blanlon
street
Jl Jt
5 Mrs. 8. eternberg entertained most
delightfully Saturday afternoon and
... ga)n Saturday evening at her resi
dence on Victoria road In honor of
Mr. Rlerne, of New York, the mother
' of Mrs. Llplnsky.
Mr H. I.. FFinklesteln was hostess
yesterday afternoon to a number of
. her friends in honor of Mrs. Sterne,
of New York City, who is visiting
Mrs. JJpinnky.
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: The following from a Bridgeport.
Conn.', paper will be of Interest hare,
a Mrs. Wakefield, as Miss Waldo has
frequently visited her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Colburn, at their
home on Brevard road:
"One of the most beautiful of win
ter weddings took place this after
noon at 4:80 0 clock when Mlsa Bar
bara Blandish Waldo, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Gilbert Waldo be
came the Charming bride of Herbert
Russell Wakefield, son of the Right
Reverend Lord Bishop of Blrmlng-
v ham. ' The ceremony was performed
. fry tha Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman in
St. John's Episcopal church. Yellow
roses, smllax and palms formed the
effective decorations at the church.
. 'The bride, a prominent member of
the younger set. wore a gown of white
: panne velvet with sliver clpth and
. trimmings of old lace. The veil was
of tulle. The matron of honor, Mrs,
Kugeno Barnhart, of Evannton, 1111-
; nols, wore lavender charmeuse with a
hat to match. The flower girl, little
Mary Louise Colburn wore a pretty
frock of blue organdie.
' "Charles Gilbert Waldo, Jr., of De
troit, brother of the bride, was the
beat man. The ushers were: John
Kleld, i Ralph , Blackburn, Maturln
Waldo, Eugene Barnhart, of Evans
ton, Illinois, and Edward Hubbard of
New Tork.
"Both the bride and groom have
been In service. Miss Waldo went
overseas tome time ago with a war
auxiliary organization, while Mr.
Wakefield was a lieutenant In the
Royal Boots Fuaileers. The wedding
oi me anernoon is tne culmination
oi a pretty overseas romance.
"As soon as conditions are suitable
the couple will leave for their future
home In England; The bridegroom
arrived only last Saturday from his
, noma aoroaa."
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PER8 oo many
Mrs. E. C. Pawley, of Charleston,
W, Va., will arrive next week for her
stay in the city. Mrs. Dawley cornea to
Asheville each winter for a visit and
Aas a number of friends here. She
wui be guest at the Battery Pork
appeared today In lower Broadway
and other purls of the city, but they
curried no pngsensers. They1 were
work cars sen out to dig Ice off the
'has more time to spend with the Indi-!
. vidual In training him than ever be-!
fore. It has been demonstrated that
! the army develops the average recruit
-l or the first physically, and gives him self reli- j
surtace cars i anco, which Is largely contributed to
the regular pxerclso and clean and
wholesome habits the mon of the
army lead.
for further information those whol
are Interested arc requested to sec
introducing
Qom Sawyer Id ash Suits
7o Jhe Mothers of eat goys
MIhs M rgaret Temple, who has
been snem ng some time In Asheville,
tvlll leave today for her home at Dan
ville, Va.
Miss Kay Griffith, of Washington,
D. C, Is among the guests at the Bat-
tery Park hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Muberkom. of
Detroit, Mich., have arrived for a
stay of some time In Asheville.
Mrs. Alice M. Moore, of New York
City, and MIhs Suxan J. Partlck are
stopping nt Grove Park Inn for sev
eral weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. George, of New
York City, are In Asheville for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. .T. H. Duncan, of
Stersport, Me., have arrived here for
several weeks stay.
Mrs. E. W. Waters, who has been
spending a short while here at the
Battery Park hotel, will leave shortly
for Youngstown. Penn., where she
will visit her daughter, MIhs Kath-
erlne Waters.
Miss Katherlne Judklns Is expected
to return this week to Ashoville. ufiei
a visit with friends at Washington, I).
C, and New York City.
"DIAMOND DYE" YOUR
OLD DRESS MATERIAL
Fun to seo shabby, discarded skirts,
routs, blouse, sweaters, gloves, dress
es, everything turn new; whether
wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed ,
goods. Directions In package. Can't j
make mistake. Druggist has "Diamond j
Dye" color card.
. Advt. '
tracks and were followed by hun-iany member of the army recruiting
oralis of uniformed motormen and station.
conductors armed with picks, shovels
ami scrapers. When service will be
resumed, remains problematical.
A bright sun eculn today helped
the street cleaning army to open thor
oughfares but Arnold McHtay. street
cleaning commissioner, said it wo:ild
he at least a fortnight before the
streets are free of snow and Ice even
If there are no more storms. All traf
fic was barred from LaKayette ftreet
today so that one lateral thorough
fare could bo cleaned for vehicular
traffic.
The menace to health has become
so grave that Health Commissioner
Copeland suggested that Individuals
owning trucks or cars curry their own
garbage to the city dumps.
The diflleiiltv the rltv hni hft,1 tn
obtaining snow shovelers, was given !
a new explanation today when mi-!
merous signs were stuck In the snow '
banks throughout the city carrying
such Inscriptions as' "No beer, no1
work," and "let the prohibitionists
shovel the snow." ;
DOCTORS
FIND
REMEDY
FOR
GOLDS AND FLU
Eat at Edgemont Tea Shop, a small ;
place, where only the beat food if pm
served. Closed Sunday evenings. 80 j
Edgemont Road, Grove Park. Tele- Caloubs. the New Nausealcss laloinel
phone 1S15. Advt Tablets. Cut Short Colds end Mar
TWO JOINED THE
REGULAR ARMY HERE;
Prevent Fin By Keeping
ldver Active.
1. TOil SAWYER washwear,
made of TOM SAWYER cloth,
a better fabric for its purpose
than was ever woven. It Is pro
duced solely for TOM SAWYER
washwear and will not be found
In any other garment of any
kind.
2. Each gurment specially
hand-tailored throughout with a
smart cut that always attracts
attention unknown to ordinary
makes.
3. Scientifically sized so that
the age of a normal boy will be
fitted comfortably in the corre
sponding age of TOM 8AWYEPv
washwear.
4. Inside workmanship just as
good as outside workmanship.
The special clean smooth French
seams Identify hand tailoring
throughout that will bo appre
ciated by every Mother.
5. Collars
the neck.
ally shaped to 1U
A little inside infor
mation that will aid
you in selecting
washwear. These
striking features of
intrinsic value in
TOM SAWYER
wash-wear are not to
be found in any other
line on Earth.
13. Silk
colors.
14. Special
plaited sleeve,
and practical.
embroidery fasf
TOM SAWYER
smart attractive
Mr. Frank
for Knozville,
here.
8. Bates left yesterday
Tenn., after a stay
Brevard ant Campobelln Men Join i
the Coast Artillery Corps.
hotel.
' Mr. and Mrs.
field. Ohio, are
R&venscroft.
E. Jones, of Mans
stopplng at No. 1
Mr. and Mrs. h. M. Whitman and
two eons, of Buffalo, N. Y.. who have
been In the city for a week or more as
guests at the Langren - hotel, have
leased 72 Merrlmon avenue, the home
of Mrs. T. F. Malloy, and will move in
today to be there for some time. Mrs.
Malloy expects to go north shortly.
Mrs. Corrlne Arnold, of New York
City, Is among the visitors In Ashe
vllle for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Grace, of Wor
rlngton, Va., are among tho recent ar
rivals nt the Manor.
Mr. Ed Rumbough will return to- i
day to Hot Springs, after a short stay '
here.
Mrs. E. C. Clarey and her daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Clarey, of Madison. N.
J., are among the guests' at the Bat
tery Park hotel.
Madame Marquis, of Paris. France,
who has been spending a short while
In the city, will leavo today for New
Tork City.
Mr. Hnrry Martin has returned to
Charlottesville. Va.. after enendimr
short while with his parents at their
nome on Liberty street.
Miss Elizabeth Chapman will leave
Saturday for Bellair, Fla,. where she
will Join Mr. and Mrs. George Morse
tor several weeks stay.
CHURCH TO SEEK
100,000 TITHERS
Milford. C. Hafford, of Brevard, and
A. A. Cassell, of Campobello, S. C.
enlisted yesterday at the army re
cruiting station for three years in the
coast artillery corps, and were sent to
Fort Thomas, Ky., where they will
rocelve preliminary training before
they are assigned to a coast fort.
The army offers an appeal to every
red-blooded American and gives many
tiwt
GRAY
1AIR
Physicians have learned from ex
perience, during the epidemic of Influ
enza, that one of the most important
factors in the prevention of flu ,and
pneumonia is to. keep the liver active
so that th Jlgestive organs may be in
perfect working order and the system
thereby enabled to throw off colds,
check sore throats, and resist serious
complications. For this purpose they
have found that the new, nausealees
calomel tablets called Calotabs, are far
more effective even than tha old style
calomel, which was 'ormeny the uni
versal favorite, as Calotabs do not
weaken the patient, nor Interfere with
the appetite and digestion.
At the first sign of a "cold or sore
throat, doctors recommend one Calo
tab at bed time with a swallow of
water, that's all. No salts, no nausea,
nor the slightest interference with
your diet, pleasure, or work. Next
morning you wake up foellng fine,
your liver Is active and your appetite
is Keen ior a good breakfast,
j For your protection Calotabs are
price thirty-five cents. All druggists
recommend and guarantee Calotabs.
Your money back If you are not de
lighted with them Advt
Mr. Callie L. Rice, who has been
here for some time, has returned to
her home at Salisbury.
Mr. Woodrow McKay, of Char
lotte, who has frequently visited here,
has gone to Lexington, where he will
be indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Boyer,
of this city, are the guests of Mr. and
LHAITASOOGA. Tenn. T.1. 1 1
ine southern Presbvterlan -plmw-h
will seek 100.000 tlthers men unit
women who pledge one-tenth of their
income 10 unnstian work Sunday,
r SDruary 29. it was announced h
hnadminrtAra rt t ... 1
gresslve program todav.
The movement will be pushed vig
orously by Presbyterian congregations
throughout 16 southern states. The
membership of the church Is 868,000,
the tithing goal being almost pne
thlrd of that number. A preparatory
campaign was begun today, leading
up to the day on enrollment of tlth
ers. It Is hoped that the actual re
sults will far exceed the figures
named, as tho tithing roll of the
church Is growing rapidly even In ad
vance of the campaign.
The Newest Styles in Spring
Suits
are irresistible in their indi
viduality and diversified styl
ing. Short jackets prevail and
skirts are more elaborately
trimmed than ever before. Tri
colettes and tricotines vie for
favor.
Daft ToJrto PW4 Streaked, or
Bleached Hair; Tint Witff
Brownatona Safe, Sort
InexpentiTfc
miAiv packagb irorr ram,
. Why tolerate streaky gray of
fcleached hair when it la lust as easy
to tint your tressee a beautiful
brown aa It im to powder your face I
Brownatone gives the hair be
wltohlng beauty and charm, produe-
ng insianuy any soaqe 01 Drol
w dims 11 aeaireo.
If
is, a" W " A
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES
If you have roaring, buzxing
noises in your ears, are gutting
hard of hearing and fear Catarrhal
Deafness, go to yonr drugglut and
get 1 ounce of Parmlnt (double
strength), and add to it 4 pint of
hot water and a little granulated
ugar. Take 1 tableapoonful four
times a day.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distressing head noleen.
Clogged nostrils should open,
breathing become easy and the
mucus stop dropping into the
throat. It Is easy to prepare, costs
little and Is pleasant to take. Any
one who has Catarrhal trouble of
the ears, Is hard of hearing or hat
head noises should glv this pre
scription a trial. Advt.
6. A shield not only shapely. .
but made to stay put.
7. A shield of same material
on both sides.
S. A shield of the proper di
mensions so shaped and fastened
so as to cover opening at all
times.
9. Braid stitching does not
show through underneath collar.
10. Top and underneath of
collar same material. No cheap
linings used to save expense.
1 1. Trimmings of superior
quality, such as tie, braid, cut
etc.
1 2. Chevron embroidered di
rectly on sleeve of garment, not
on scrap of cloth and .then sew
ed on.
All in all. to fully appreciate
Tom Sawyer washwear, you
must turn it wrong-sldo out.
Look for the- points that age
usually cheapened In ordinary
goods because they are covered
up.. The only thing in TOM
SAWYER washwear that can be
had that Is like other goods Ik
the cotton thread with which
they are sewed.
Prices:
$4.00 $4.50
$5.00
15. Special TOM SAWYER
outlet features throughout the
garment as follows:
Sleeves extend Into cufT, mak
ing lengthening easy and prac
tical. Wldo hem on bottom of
blouses and at bottom of pants.
Design for length.
16. Pockets large enough for
a fat chubby TOM SAWYER
band to get Into and of a qual
ity, that nails and knives will
not work through. Wide un
derfacing on pockets of TOM
SAWYER cloth. No white
showing or the effect of soiled
hands.
17. Extra button on pocket
facing which eliminates the
gappy, untidy appearance of or
dinary washwear.
IS. All points of strain
strongly tacked to eliminate,
absolutely ripping.
19. Waist band of TOM
SAWYER cloth, made in TOM
SAWYER factor)', and will
stand any strain that the
strongest sewed button can put
on it.
20. A special TOM SAWYER
' button throughout of superior
quality, special pattern, and of
the same grade throughout the
entire line, This mean both
those that are covered up,
21. Extra TOM SAWYER
BUTTONS with each suit, to be
found In small envelope in the
blouse pocket.
It is the kind of washwear
that gives the boy the distinc
tive, smart appearance that
caused you to turn around and
look at him the second time.
TOM SAWYER embraces qual
ity, smartness and uniformity of
the very highest obtainable
standard.
TOM SAWYER garments
wash and wear, they are easy to.
laundry and they are easy to
put on and hard to wear out
May We Suggest A Blous
.vM Valentine Day remembrance? Here
re scores of appropriate styles pretty
i enough to win anyone's heart Prices are
moderate.
Laird and Schotwv Shoe for Womea
PBrowmatoae STakes Ma
Look Tea Years Toansef
No other preparation Is so simple!
to apply or so uniform n results.
Light spots, gray strands or streaks,
and all unnatural shades In .the hair
are quickly restored to all tftel
original beauty.
Absolutely Barsnlesn
Brownatone is guaranteed perfect
ly safe and harmless to both tha
hair and akin. Contains no pots
onous ingredients such as sugar of
lead, sulphur, sliver, mercury, ani
line or coal tar products. It has)
no odor and Is greaseless. You spplyt
It in a few moments with your comb
or brush. Any good druggist can
supply you. Two sises. 860 and ll.Jfi,.
Insist on the genuine.
' Special Free Trial Offer
Bend only lie with this coupon
for Free trial package and help
ful booklet on the care of the hair.
THRIFT
is a splendid idea the
fact that the entire coun
try observed "Thrift
Week" is evidence that
the people are becoming
aroused, in a measure, to
its importance. Careful
trading is THRIFT at
Goode's Drug Store you
get what you pay for
quality, accuracy, service
and you save money
thereby.
Use the Phone
If -You Prefer
Call 7-1-18
Representative Webster, of Wash
ington, will deliver the Lincoln day
address in the national house of rep
resentatlves today.
THIN PEOPLE
NEED BITR0-
PH0SPHATE
Increases Weight, Strength and;
INerve Force in Two Weeks
Time in Many Instances
Judfflna: from the counties Tirenara-
tlons und treatments which are contin
ually being advertised for the purpose
of making thin people fleshy, develop-.
Ing arms, neck and bust, and replacing '
ugly hollows and angles by the soft
curved lines or health and beauty, there
are evidently thousands of men andj
women who keenly feel their excessive
ininness.
Thinness and weakness are often due '
Mall This Coupon New.
The Kenton Pharmacol Co..
6M Coppln Bldg., Covington. Ky.
Enclosed And 11 cents (to cover
Jiostage, packing and war tax)
or Trial Package of Brownatone.
I-lght to Medium lVown or
......Dark Brown to Black.
Ifuk wttk X alud want and mtlt itk
A Tnqr fnll swine una wirtryx.
tCan'ICutOfIlMyLcgs,,
Says Railroad Engineer!
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The RACKET
DEFT STORE
L Blomberg,
Proprietor
Special Bargains
in
Dry Goods
Ladies'.
Ready-to-Wear
and
Millinery
1
A BARGAIN
TODAY IN A
GOOD PIANO
Don't miss it It's a good
buy for a trade.
Falk's Music
House
78 Patton Ave.
r&hoau Wax
WOMEWSV
EDWARD A. FARLEY
! 16 S. Pack Sq. Asheville, N. C
Designated Prescription
Depot For The
U. S. Government.
"I am a railroad engineer; about 20
years ago my lag was seriously Injured
in an accident out West. Upon my refus
ing to allow the doctor to amputate it I
was told it would be Impossible to heal
the wound. I have tried all kinds of
utlves and had many doctors In the mat
20 years, but to no avail. Finally I re-1
solved to use I'ETEIISOX'S OINTMENT
on my leg. You cannot Imagine 'my
astonishment when I found it was doing'
wruw over ivv inings naa railea to ap. i
My lev Is now oomoletelv cured " fli :
Hftuft, 799 Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. i
It makes me leel proud to be able to 1
produce tun ointment like that," says
Peterson of Buffalo. 'Not only do I guar-1
antes Peterson's Ointment for old mrnl
and wounds, but for ecsema, salt rheum, i
ulcers, chafing. Itchtna-. skin and hllnd
bleeding, or itching plies, and I put up a
i box for u rents at all druggists, a
rice all can afford to pay and money '
ack If not satisfied." Mail orders niled
by Peterson Ointment Co.. Inc., Buffalo.
N. Y. Dr. T. C ftmJLh'a JQnut Sksr via
eunnly you. . , jLdrt,
NEW PARTS
FOR OLD
Bring us your broken cast
ing or metal articles of any
description and we'll give a
new one at a fraction of its
cost.
Asheville Welding
Co.
Phone 1111. M-iS Blltmore Are.
to starved nerves. Our bodies need more 1 1
pnoepnate than is contained in modern
roods. Fhyslclans claim there Is noth
ing that will supply this deficiency so
well as the organ to phosphate known
among druggists as bitro-phosphate.
which Is Inexpensive and Is sold by Kmlth j
Drug Store and most all druggists under
a guarantee or satisfaction or money!
dsck. ay reeaing tne nerves directly and '
by supplying the body cells with thej
necessary DhoeDhorle fnnd etamanta
bitro-phosphate should produce a w1-!
come transformation In the appearance: I
the increase In weight frequently being
astonishing.
Increase in weight also carries with!
It a general improvement In the health.
Nervousnese. sleeplessness and lack of
excessive thinness, should soon dlsap-'l
pear, dull eyes ought to brighten, and1 1
pale cheeks glow with the bloom of per- 1 1
tmt Health V. UM IJ I . .v.- ' 1
a.vn.u. ' . -wv.BIB iMUlltlVII, WIIV
V 'J a nnfn thin .nn ra II MimMln. tiu.1
'Kltm.FTlM. I
own experience, writes:
pbate has brought about a maglo trans-1
formation wnn me. 1 gained is pounds
and never before felt an well."
CAUTION: While Hitra-Phosphate Is
nnsurpaasea tor the relief of nervous-1
nees, general debility, etc., those taking I
It who da not desire to put on flesh i
should use extra care' In avoiding fat
producing; foods. . . Aavt.
Special Bargains
in
Our Bargain
Basement
in Aluminum,
Enamelware
and Groceries
16 B1TM0RE AVE.
PHONE 231
WAYNES VILLE, N. C.
SUYETA
PARK HOTEL
Only Steam Heated Hotel in
WaynesviHe
All Modern Conveniences.
Open All the Year
Special Attention Given the
Commercial Trade '
KRYPTOK GLASSES
for OLD eyes that wish to be
YOUNG again.
"KNOW US BY THE SIGN"
OPTOMETRIST.
78 Patton Are. Below P. O.
McFadden . '
TAXI SERVICE
Hndaoa and CartHac, Open mmd
Closed Cars. Day or Klgbt.
Pboae and M74.