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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 14, 1922.
IN THE REALM OF WOMEN
res s Sale q
rtahce
Mrs. L. E. Fisher, Editor.
'Phone 2167, between 2 and 7 o'clock.
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MR, AND MRS. KINO ARE
ON DELIGHTFUL AUTO TRIP
The many rriemla ,,f Mr and Mr
II I.. KIiik will lir in t r- i . l III
Imm of the pleasure Ihi y are f jtjt.j .
tiig na m'"r (rip In (ir.UKiM. Mi
Kins In In hi' entity-firm year anil
Ina g ikt wife Is 711 yearn ynunf They
left- here lam week li.v mnlur uii'l
topped In lrehllle, S. l. for I.
hort vlli to Ihrlr nephew. Mr
nrtKk Nash Driving Ihn oau rm.
Mr. Klnir continued ihe Joarn ami
Im and Mr. King arc now vimim;
(rienda In Aufiiata. ia.. where th-
ra being- enenalve ijr entertain-"!. On
tha. return trln, the Klna w ill eiup
In Orerr. 8. C , fur a Mxll to r. lu
ilvaa. Tha Aiifimta lleralil aiiai .'lie
'!W,wlnc to tuiy of Mr. Kii.k:
"Mr. H. U Kin, of Aalievllle. Biieat
f Mr J. J tiaion. la vlaltlng Autumu
for Ilia tirt lima In i ar.- Dur
ing lha War llalaeer. tha f.M:ts Mr.
king waa In Majur Ganeral W. If. T.
Valliera tlvleon of tha Army of tl,
PonfadarMy and Ina old tlmn were
forcibly rvcaKad tndajr w nan iie av
tha, aiaiua vt lianarm! Walker on
tha Canfadarata Bwauuient' nn Monti,
ment HtraaL Altar tha war. Mr
Klin taurtit ai'huoi f'ir 0 yeara p.nd
la nor anloylns 11 'a and vlaltlns ulil
frianda and lnjlioa ina :ounuy in
lila ear. Ha aaa ha remember m at
MANOR OIVSS BRIDGE FOR I win. In In. nor of their houaa ual.
QUESTS FRIDAY EVENING . si Amila Mre, of Weavi-rvllle.
Tin- niaiiaaeinent of The Manor eii.l,,, n i.niiaii Maiwell, of I'alypw
in tinned, at a moat r J llc hrliliie
luiriv o honor of Ita itiu-ta on rri
il .y evening. Klglit table were made
iii for plav an.l rrfr-hmiit wfra
rvril followlna- Ilia umo. Mm. 11.
K. UrailiWId wiiii the lnh arore
amonK ladn-a and Mr. Tldrman wa
awuriled the (anih-man a prlia.
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON TEA IS
ENJOYED AT S)ILTMORE CLUB
K-iilliliilt tha liard or alvlnf op.
iMiitunliy lo tha huay ntlrman on-
ittiKrnt of membprMilp of fiult wirla
Th o.n r.-imirad to VS'hlakay t'rt'ck
in auicnu hlki. w hora th delh'loua
hlvahM cn wrvad with rra-kra.
Htiilwli hii. plcklaa. roffaa. atr. Tha
(iirata wrra: Mlna MnavCi'll. Mlaa
Mraran. MIh Kata and Julia Fair.
win, .Mrln Hoiinlraa. and l.awrrn-
NNrlglll. tiluHKow. litrka, II. V. anl
kcII, Johi) lirlyht Hill and Knunrii
Hfllamy.
Mr. and Mr. Itlohard Iiulnan.
whti wara married In Montana two
werka nao. arrived In Aahrvlllv from
life, ihr iiwiiiHgeinent of tha HHimnre I ()(.(r honeymoon on Sunday nn.rnlnir
miiJ Mr
n ml Ihe
Ilaaaanllf wfian, duiinc tha war.
: waa In tha hvaplial heva aurferlng
irnm wnunaa rroalvaa In iwlliex at
Kranklln. Tann..'and Atlanta, a lovely
yount woman. t faced and K"n
tic. vial td tha hospital -avery day
bringing nourlthmant and flowera.
Una day aha aad to him, "I am gnlng
to get you a faurloiigh.' .Neit day
tha doctor lookad him up for l he firm
lima, aiamlna hla wound and lie
waa granted a month's Irava of Rb
aen to visit ' hla noma. Mr. Klna
recajled har name aa Mlaa Evans, and
una wonders If the description iloe
not pre-emlnentlv fit Mra. William .
Bva. Br. Tha Mra. Kvo referred to
1a ona of Augusta's moat prominent
ladka."
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REV. AND MRS. HOWARD
ARC DELIGHTFULLY HONORED
Tha B. Y. P. V. of tha branch
nroad Avrnua Baptlat Church dr.
Itghtfully entertained racantlV In
honor of Rev. and Mra. If. H. Howard
at tha homa of Mr. and Mra. W. ii.
. Hack. Tha homa waa artlatically dec
oratad, a color achama of pink and
whlla balng rarrled throughout. Varl"
oua Interesting games war plaved
ann a arucioua aaiad course was
Koreat t'oumry t'luh hits inaugurated
Informal leas for tha Hunuxy after
iiixina of the Winter month, the
lirst of the aeries being given in tills
Sundnv paxl. Mrs. Alan Melsmuld
Mrs. .Iiinlua . Adams lxnirnl
Israe number of gentlemen .
jjirr-peni 10 i niti over i nr irRruji.
evidence oi ine Hnprreiaiioii oi many.
MRS. SAWYERTOENTERTAIN
MATRONS' WEDNESDAY CLUB
Mrs. Clarance Sawyer will be the
hoMeaa for the Matrons' Wednesday
t'lub a( her home on Itiltmore Av
nue tomorrow afternoon, i'lay will
begin at Ui.is o'clock.
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he I MRS. WILSON TO BE HOSTESS
FOR WOMAN'S CLUB TODAY
.Mrs. K. r'.V Wilson will be. the
hostess for tlie .meeting of the
Woman's I'lub this afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at her home, 313 Merrlmon
Avenue. AW members are urged to
bring Qonirlbuiioii of clothing for
the bagwhlch Mrs. Charles M. Plat I
has ta pack and send the Crossnorc
School In Avery County.
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LADIES' AUXILIARY, O. R. C,
, TO MEET THIS AFTERNOON
The ladles Auxiliary to o. It
served. Mr. and Mrs. Howard were
tormeriy ot cocoa, Kla. The follow
ing guests were present: Mr. and
Mns. J. W. Vesey. Kr., Mr. and Mrs.
J. W. Vesey, Jr., Mr, and Mra. Krcd
Coiner, Mra. J. A. Urovra, Miss
Kvelyn Galyean, Mlaa Alverta Ualy
enn. Miss Ixirlne Keck, Miss Ada
Heck. Miss Valley Beck. Mlaa Thelma
Kllllan. Mlaa liesler Kllilam, Miss
: Kdlth Hall, Mr. Gordon Jones, Mr
J.ynn Beck, Mr. Louis McKlroy, Mr
Mamuol llatemaa and Mr. Cellla Hunt.
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ARMISTICE DANCE SATURDAY
NIGHT HIGHLY ENJOYED
A very auccessful dance waa given
nir Saturday night at the studio of
Ma. ,T. Ia Volllns. Tha atudlo waj
artistically decorated for Armistice
mght. confetti and aerpentlnaa adding
to- tha pleasure of those preaent.
fanclng waa enjoyed to the ao
rompanlment of Mr. Albert Dunn's
orchestra which furnished an i.x
cellent program.
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dOLE-NICHCLS
-A. very prelty wedding was aolente
iier1 last Saturday at high noon af
Ihe Ueaverdam llantlnt Church, when:
Mlaa Neta. Cole mid- Mr. I4vls Jv. !
isicnnis were, waltwa in. marriage. Hev
till hold It regular meeting this af
ternoon at 2 o'clock In the K. of !'.
Hall on lllltmcre Avenue. Members
will please note the change of hour
m m 3 to z o clock. The annual elec
tion of officers will. he held and a full
attendance of members is desired.
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MOORE-WOOD WEDDING TODAY
INTERESTS ASHEVILLE SOCIETY
A.ihevlllB society la chiefly Inter
ested today In the Moore-Wood mar
riage which will he solemnised at
Trinity Church this afternoon at 3
o'clock On account of the prom
inence of the two families, the affair
will be largely attended.
The last of the iiremiDtlnl parties
given In honor of the bride-elect wan
the dinner tendered last evening by
Mies. Violet Henry and Mlsa l.enore
Henry at their beautiful home.
"Zenlandla." Guests at the dinner
wera Miss Moore, Miss Kllxabeth
Merrlmon. Mrs. Francis jinurne. Miss
Klisabeth (Vhapman, Mr. Henry Slevs
ena, Mr. James Hall Wood, Jr., Mr
Albert Wood, UT. Kdward King, Hr.
Arthur Ambler and Mr. Bingham
McKee.
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MRS. FAUCETTE TO GIVE
LARGE BRIDGE THURSDAY
jjra. j. w. r'aucette will entertain
at a large bridge luncheon at the
rniimcre f orest Country Club on
Thursday. There will ba U tables
ui piayers,
MRS. DICKINSON TO HONOR
i .HB FATHER'S BIRTHDAY
firs. r.. IllCKlnSnn Will unlarOln
at her liome on Hillside Street to
morrow afternoon . with an Informal
parly In honor of the 4th blrthiay
of he father.
The gUVSt list Will Kb llnll.d
relatives and -a few close friends.
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FLORA MaeOONALD GIRLS
"ruNSINQ Bin niNurs
and will be al In tue to their friend
ut the home of .Mr. Ixiughran's par
ents; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Umghran.
mi tlroadway for a while.
Mrs. Kilas llernard lias returned to
iier home i n Kilgeninnt lloud after a
visit to her sinter, Mrs. Hnhard
Stockton, at W liiMon-rtulrin and to
friends in tireerisboro.
Mra. Warren Allen, who has been
Ihe guest of Mrs. T. P". Malloy for
several weeks, left on Hatunhiy uftrr-
nton fcr her home In Haltlniore.
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Mr. Taylor HleiNoe. who Is' a stu
dent at Ihe University of North Cam.
Una, spent the week-end here with
hla parents. Mr. and Mis. .1. T.
litcdeoe. at their home In Urove l ark.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard While, of
Greensboro, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Ilurrill Wood, having come up
to attend the marriage of Mlsa lOditlt
Moore and .Mr. James Hall Wood. Jr..
which takea placo at Trinity Church
this aflernun at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. H. C. Johnson bus returned
lo her home on Merrlmon Avenue
after a Iwo months' absence sp.-nt
with her daughter, Mrs. Cllve Hur-
nelt. in Hantlagn, Ca!., and in visit
ing her brother. Ir. W. W. Greer,
in Austin, Trvas.
Ir. It. C. Long left yesterday to
attend the meeting of the Southern
Medical Association In ijesslon at
Chattanooga, Tenn. Before return
ing lo Aahevllle, Dr. Long will visit
at his old home In HlrmhiKlmni. Ala.,
lo confer with onlclaia In regard lo
Ihe erection of a large tubercular
hispltal In Alabama.
Mrs. S. J. Kisendrath, of Wlnnatka.
111., and Miss Agnea Hchwuh. of
Chicago, arrived on Sunday for a
stay of several weeks at Margo Terrace.
WAf7 1
OAe
Vaini-
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Varieties
iiaKe ot The Manor for the Winter1
while her daughter:, are attending
Gfue I 'ark School. . j
Mrs Allen M. rwrt. of Chlcar.o. Is
at The Muitor for an extended slay. '
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Mrs . Ksther Wleav-nfeld and email
son, of New York, spent the week-'!
end at Margo Terrace. i
Mr. f. II. Green ami Mr. Carl'
Oreen -are leaving- this morning by '
motor lor a. nusiness trip to -Atlanta.
They, will .-return the latter gn-
Ihe week. , . '
Mr. A. L. Htocktou. managing edU '
lr and part owner of The Greens, j
boro Dally News, formerly a real- I
dent of .ihls city, is lyre visiting
relatives and friends.
Miss Dorothy Ambler who lias been
spending a few days i the guest of!
Miss Cary Harrlroti nt Gastonla, re- ,
turned to the city yesterday.
.Mrs. V. C. Munduy leaves today!
for Atlanta after spending several,
months with l,e unn i, ,- t
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ua, on itiaae Mtreet.
. Dw,oWo-,u. m ui-.x iioi. nr. -.1- iimoiiwrM The Athwlllt ( ilic-ii )
rtciatlng. The church was' tastefully JJKU a('HXiju, ,v 1.1 Klnrn
decorated wit inoiiutuln laurel, AH.' ' .Ma 'IV nt.ld Hluninae of Raleigh lire
... ,mTi 'oim munr io w nijio ; 1'teioiiio; n v,"i - logei her Dinner
chrvaant hem uma.
The brlrtu I party entered to-the
tfralna of Ixihengrln'a wedding march,
played by MIks Bernlce rUrinRfieM.
Mr, Dykenian, muti-on of lamor, was
i Ihe only attendant. of -the bride, while
Mr.. W. J. Dykeman. uncle of . the
groom, waa best man. I'rior to the
ceremony Mlsa Maaurl Cule eang "I
Love you Truly." ,
Tha bride we a beautifully attired
In a traveling ault of dark blue
nicotine with gray accessories, and
wore a corsage of pink carnations.
Tha matron of honor was beautiful
II a gown of dark brown crepe de
chine and carried a exquisite bouquet
, of yellow chrysanthemums. The gift
tif the bride to the matron of honor
was a gold brooch with amethyst,
while the gift of tha groom to the
best man waa a gold scarf pin.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was given at the
home of the hrlde'a mother. Mra
Iiretf Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Nichols
left for a honeymoon trip to Wash
ington. New York and Philadelphia.
They will realde in Carmel. K, V
: the home of the groom.
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MISS CLAUDIUS E-NTERTAINS
AT DORTCH AVENUE HOME
On last Friday evening. Miss 'Vir
ginia Claudius entertained a few
ii lends at her tortch Avenue homo,
Uamee and-musin occupied the eve-
nmga entertainment. Those enjoy
ing tha affair were, Mra. F. K. Gard
ner. Mlaa Eileen Gardner, Mlaa Metta
, Northern, Mlsa Mury Cliff and Mr.
Alan V. Boot en.
bl) Flora MurDonnlit girls who will
it-mi ie suat Teachers' Ancin
llr.h meeting oil Thanksgiving D.iv.
The dinner w IK be given at tlie
Presliyterliui Church ftl 6 o'clock with
Ivan C. U. Vardell. Jr., president of
the State . Music Teachers' na
tion and head cf (he conservatorv of I
music tif the college, and it ir iii fe
oi tne puniicity department as guests
of the alumnae. Mrs. Harry Linde
mann. 222 llillshoro Street, asks that
nil Flora .Mar-Donald girls coming to
Kaleigh notify her at once. The
slogan adopted by the branch and
being sent out In the "KMC glrla'
rally for Turkey ny in' Halel'sh.'"
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MRS, BUNN ENTERTAINS
. , MEETING OF BUNCO CLUB
aMra. John Bunn was the hostess
for -the last meeting of the Bunco
t l;ih. After several spirited games
pi-lsea were awarded and Mrs. James
Colvln was recipient of top score
while Mis. Honda McGuIre received
the consolation, i
KINDERGARTEN CLASS TO
i'ww ' . MEET THIS AFTERNOON
'The November meeting of the
Abbeville Kindergarten Study Class
will be held at the West Ashevillc
School building this afternoon at 4:30
o CIOCK.
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MISS MEARES IS HONORED
AT WILMINGTON OYSTER ROAST
muni.Mrru.n, Nov. 13. One cf
the most enjoyable entertainments of
the past week was an oyster roast
given by Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Burg-
Mlss Uleannr Simpson Is leaving to
morrow frr her home in Cincinnati
after a visit to Mrs.- William Krnnt
ther hi me in Orovo Pai.
Mra. W. AV. Ashe la here from her
homo at Andrews vlaltlng Mrs. J. 1'.
Haneen at her home on Cumberland
Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Auhtln. of
Unlontown, Pa., have taken a house
on I'ldgemont Bead for the Winter.
Mra. II. S. Bradfleld Is nt The
Manor until her new home In Kvelyn
Place la completed.
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Messrs. Dan Tcmpklna and John H.
Mori-Is. of Sylva. motored to the city
lust night and attended the offering
at the Auditorium.
Colenel Sanford H. Cohen has re
turned to the city, after a stay of
icveral weeks at his home In Auxunta.
Un., and Is slopping at the laiugrvn.
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Mi'.- and Mrs. Ralph 1 Ml more aad
three chlltlren. of Arden, have inav.d
lo the city to make their future Homo
and arc domiciled at f Merrlmon
Avenue; v
BIG ATTENDANCE AT
BAPTIST MEETINGS
gegan Jfere yesterday
OUR November Dress Sale opened yesterday with several hun
dred Dresses on special sale. In addition to the garments bought
especially for the Sale there are many other Dresses that have been
taken from regular stock and reduced in price for this event. And,
too, there is a special discount of 20 on all Dresses now in our reg
ular stock. .
IS THIS NOT A DRESS SALE OF IMPORTANCE?
Those who are familiar with the Bon Marche sales will not hesi
tate in choosing their Dresses here, for they know that values are
the order of the day. To those not familiar with our sales we extend
a cordial invitation to call and inspect the bargains offered. Such an
inspection, we are sure, will be the forerunner of a purchase.
- Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Wool Crepe, Canton Crepe; Crepe Back
Satin, Frost Crepe and Malcra Pasha Dress in colore of navy, blue,
black, tan, cocoa, brown and various color combinations are in
cluded in this Sale. Styles are the latest and there are so many
quality Dresses here that one should have little trouble making her
selections. .
The prices:
$10.9S; $14.9S( $22-95, $29'95, 39 9S
ond-noor The WOMEN'S SHOP
Second-Mom
Mr. end Mrs. Gordon Harvov. i f
Hondersonville anil : rlavannuh. Oa.
passed through the city yestcr hy en
route, to riavnrinuh. loiter tlit-.v will
go to Florida for tlie Winter.
Miss Ktselle Crowd! is spenditic: u
w days with her parent:) at .ML.
1'leaaant near Concord.
Mrs. -W. F. Landrum and Miss
Amalee Wallnou, of Charlotte, spent
the week-end In Asheville ,with
friends.
Dr. Joseph B.- reenc is In Chat
tanooga. Tenn., atcndlng the meet
ing of the Southern Medical Associa
tion. '
Mrs. J. P. Johnson, of Ilenderson
vllle, has arrived to spend the Win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. W. ft.
McGuIre, at her home on Flint Street.
Mrs. Robert Young and daughter,
Miss Oeorgla Young, of Swannanoa,
am spending some time with the
tormer'a daughter, Mrs. Joe Duwfan
at her homo on Starnea Avenue-.
Mr. Wilbur Ilnvendorf left Sunday
afternocn for New York where he
will be two weeks on business.
air. and Airs. Henry T. Kaurot and
daughter, Miss Julia lielle. who have
been at The Manor for some time,
nave returned lo their heme In
nicago. (
.Much Interest In Shown i:i tlie
Coming Itc-enforrcnicnt (am-PHlfc-n
In liuncomho Cnuntj.
The seven Uaptist Conference
hMd Kundny In various sections i
the county In the Interest of the
c'.-mlng lit-inforcement Campaign.
were well attended and a deep In
terest in Ihe drive waa manifest.
Xhe following facts were empha
sized by Jie speakers of the local
Sunday 3' hool Association of the
denomination: . s
"First, The object of the Rein-
forcement. Campaign and the plan
ot -organization to carry It ou
Second. Vie Gospel of Healing and
Minlsterins to the Aged and Help
less. . Third, Hod's Command to
Preach the Gospel-and to Teach.
Fourth. God's- Answer to the
Southern Baptists Foreign Mission
Program During the last Three!
Years. !
Aside from the carrying out of
this program, at these seven Instl,
ttttes. In the afternoon, speakers
v.ent to nearly all tlie 70 Hunt 1st
(huii-hea in the county, and ma.lo
4 talk on the Fame line of sub
.ecta thin were discussed in the
i.ficrnoo:i conference and urged
die attendance from all churohcS
to these conferences in the after
noon. - -
, While it is a fact, that ioiiif few
I.nptlsis . nnd now and then a
tiutrch swings out of line, and does
i, i t war:.i up to the. importance
uun necce-Eiiy of this work, yet,
n.-oc.Hii.v speaKing, a -verv cn
thuiiiistl'? Interest has been show!"
unit irom present indications, the
ci-mpalgn i:i progressing; in a very
satisfactory manner, the leaders
er.y,
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Two Groups of Children's Dresses We Especially Recommend
JERSEY DRESSES AT $7.50
Fine quality Jersey Dresses for children, from 7 to
16 years of age, embroidery and self-trimming,
,in tan, henna, blue, green-and color combina-i
tions, special values in the
November Dress Sale, ate
$7.50
GIRLS' DRESSES AT $13.95
Homespun, Velvet, Poiret Twill and Wool Crepe
Dresses of the better sort for girls, in sizes up to
1 6 years, a variety of colors, each made the more
enticing because of the Cl 0 OC
attractive trimmings.. .., ........ tPlOeaD
other dresses for girls from $5.95 to $15.95
) In the Drapery Department
Dotted Swiss Curtain
Ruffled, -Dotted Swiss Curtains, 2J4 yards.,
long, very specially priced at, pair.
WJLL GIVE PLAY
' AT EMMA SCHOOL
The faculty of Emma, Ilisrh
School will grive a play Friday
evening, nt 8 o'clock, entitled "Son
John." The proceeds will go to
the establishment of u library for
the .school. The admission fee is
small. ' .
Boudoir Lamp Stands
Mahogany colored Boudoir Lamp Stands,
very special Values at, each . . .
Floor Lamp Stands ,
Floor Lamp Stands, regular, values of $8.50,
extra special values, at.'
(Main FlporJ ,
$1.98
$1.75
$5.95
Men's Night Shirts
I Men's Outing Night Shirts, all sizes,
full cut and well made, each
Some Underwear Attractions
$1.25
Hand Made Garments
A 'rare bargain in Philippine hand made Gowns and
Teddies, Ane quality Muslin. S y AQ
beautiful designs, special, each. ... , vaai4o
Princess Sh'p Special
fine quality Sateen frincess Mips, colors are AO '
navy, brown and black, sizes 36 to 44, special 70C
' (Third Floor)
Princess Slips
Doubled and Serve
A Double Purpose
PERHAPS this fact tells the tale of the
continued popularity of the Princess
Slip. At any rate, the demand continues
and we meet it with these:
Mrs K. V. Van Ouzcn.'of Atlanta,
was a visitor in the city yesterday
mill was a guest at Margu Terrace.
lls Pauline WjttMHI and Miss
Kleamr Holt linve returned to Slurs
mil t uiirge, arter spendlnir the weck
cntl vrirh the fornier's parents, - Sir
and Sirs. S. K. Wnddell, on Vetncll
Avoiilic.
Mrs. W. K. M'alkrr lias returned to
her heme in lUn-k Hill. s. ('., alter
a short visit to her nmlher, Mrs f
K. Wherry, on Cherry Ptrcet.
lir-. and Mrs. ,lue -esPyt on .fnhe
land vpniic, hd us their riics! f,,r
the n-t-rlf-end, I heir niece.- Miss Kve
lyn I'lrKanl, of Knnwille. Sfis.i
I'ltkaid ij verv prominent in e.luci
lijiiiHi ciri'lcs. nnd is at present (each.
Inu in the deaf and dirmli school ir
thin .it v.
mZ BS -sasaaaaas-- ar
"Ba
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jfshevilWs Quality pepartmerit Stcre'
19-21-23 Patton Avenue.
'Phone 2500.
Mrs
i:. M. GorreM has taken
SILK
SLIPS
ENGLISH SATEEN
SLIPS
Black, navy, brown and white Sateen Slips
with camisole top, double to yoke, sizes:
38, 40. 42, 44; priced $3.50 and $4.00.
Exquisite white and pink Silk Slips, styles
and sizes same as above; priced at $6.00
and $8.00.
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ni i&r row At riri M
foGlve
an crartaxed and
tired srstaai a night bt
rafrsabinerastBodabrlcht
tomarrosc is tha work of Nt
tablets. Nature's Remedy keeps
body functions regular, improves
appeutn, relleres coosdpatlotL
tortured by eczema
Teething rash, prickly hat, edema,
chafing, and other sltin disorders to
which babies are subject can be quickly
t.ibdued by Resinol. Apply this pure,
soothing, healing ointment to the af
fected parts and note how toon baby's
fretful crying stops as itscooling touch
relieves the itching and burning.
Rerinol Soap for biVy'i hair keep.
. it oft atd inky. At all druzfislt.
Resinol i
Donald & Donald,
Furniture
We have a complete line
of good Furniture, Rugs,
Linoleum, Ranges and
Stoves. You will find our
prices very reasonable. Let
us fill your next order,
Donald & Donald,
26 Broadway.
'Phone 441. .
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THE SWANNANOA - BERKELEY
, . A Modern Brick ana Concrete Hotel
One Block from Pobllo Sqnare AsherlUe, O. O.
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Hateas 91.30 per day and np Dinner or Supper.
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To the FIVE THOUSAND V
and More Who Visited
v The FLOWER SHOP
Middlemount Gardens
On yesterday, the day of our formal opening,
we wish to thank you for your presence and
for thus giving us an opportunity to demonstrate
the fulfillment of our promise to give to Ashe
ville one of the finest flower shops in the coun
try. ,
"Look For The White Trellis" j
e and drop in at anytime
The FLOWER SHOP-
33 Haywood Street. ' Flowerphone 3716.
CLEARANCE
Our Semi-Annual
SALE
On Ladies'. Misses' and Children's
SUITS, COATS and DRESSES
Which Began Yesterday
and closinf Saturday, November 18,
is a very timely announcement to replenish that planned
Winter wardrobe of yours at the handsome saving of lfo
Discount. V
Remember every Suit, Coat and Dress in our Ready-to
Wear department on second floor and every Suit, Coat and
Dress in our children's department on third floor is in
cluded in this tale. ' ,
We shall not attempt to give you a detailed description
of the goods on sale, but simply state that each and every
garment was purchased to provide the needs of our regular
clientele, and has the long established guarantee of Lowen-bein-Rutenberg
Co.. for satisfaction back of it.
Come early, and get your share while stocks are at their
best. - , ' .:'-...
45 Patton Avenue.
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