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t v 1 is 3 I r FRENCH BitOAl) HUSTLER, HENDERSON VILLEIN. & THURSDAY, JUNE 19, ttlfr J til i 4 r W V rSI o PROVING POPULAR bit 01 P 111 1 J... 4 V-- .. r---A--.-.-. The BIG JUNE SALE started with such a rush we wired for more Dresses to meet popular demands of this sale. Season's Biggest Bargains to be found here now. New goods arriving to take place of those being sold. We ha Ye installed a new Buy a pair of the Famous Warner or Redfern Corsets line of corsets The E3IO. The NEMO specializes in large sizes 0 X for fleshy people. We fit them without etra charge. Erasieres. both front and back fastening, 50 cents np. CAPES AND DOLMANS . $39.50 Capes and Dolmans.. $2S.G& $35.00 Capes and Dolmans .....$22,50 $25.00 Capes. -. $13.00 Ladies and Misses' Middy Suits, in white khaki, rose and blue. Regular jirice $5.00 to $10.00. SPECIAL $3.95 to $7.95 Ladles' Silk Poplin styles, $5.00 sellers Skirts, latest SPECIAL $3.95 large assortments, m SPECIAL $1.95 to $6.95 White Skirts, prettily made. New Toile Waists just received. The rery latest styles. Reg-alar values $1.75 to $2.50. SPECIAL $1.25 to $L9S Dresses that sell from ALL LADIES reSSCS SW Up $18.0 to $25.00 v ' to $20.00 .w ' TRIMMED HATS $25.09 Dresses IT If Jl T 17 DDfrF $35.00 and $40.00 Dresses msi5 Al tiALr YmLl $26j?5. - a SOCIETY ' in - . 1 i 1 - - i . G. Burroughs, enroute to Balti more, Md., spent the week-end vitli his mother Mrs. F, G. Burroughs, at Dr. tntl Mrs. J. L. Egerton's. -s Anne Cummings, from Reids vilIe, is spending awhile with Mrs. J. Mack Rhodes. Miss Cummings is en route home from the Blue Ridge Y. W. C. A. conference. J Mack Rhodes has gone to a banker's convention and will be away aliout two week's. Mr. Rhodes will visit Cincinnati and Toledo, Ohio and Duluth, Minn., before coming home. C. C. Jordan spent the week-end "with his family on the Crab Creek road. Mrs. Jordan is convalescing from her recent sickness. Among the guests at the Summer Home are, A. S. Truex and family, C. N . Wrenshall, Noah Hollo well, Mr. Jackson, Spartanburg, S. C, Miss Eva Cranford, Raleigh, Miss Birch Strafford, Canada, Mrs. George Meade and child and Mrs. Taylor from Alva, Oklahoma. Besides the regular guests there are quite a number who have meals there. Miss E. L. Baldwin, who spent the winter at the Summer Home, has re turned to her home at Edneyville. C. A. Hobbs is enjoying fishing at Pleasant Island, Maine. Mesdames C. A. Hobbs and W. R. Kirk returned Sunday from a trip to the northern 'cities . : Rev. R. V. Miller has returned from Houston, Texas and will prob ably be at home for a few weeks. Rev. M. F. Moores is assisting Rev. J. O. Erwin in a meeting at Bethel church in Asheville this week. Miss Terrie Buterick, who spent the winter in El Paso,- Tex., is visiting her sister, Mrs. M. F. Moores. Mrs. J. E. Smoot, from Concord, Is expected on Thursday to spend a week with Mrs. M. F. Moores. Mrs. C. F. Bland will have charge of the Young People's mission study class of the Metho4'st church. There will be a meeting with Mrs . Bland on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Shady Bouchier and son, Hen ry, of Columbia, S. C, accompanied Miss Rachel Bouchier home from Mer riwether Hospital a , f ew days ago. Miss Bouchier is on the convalescing list. Miss Eleanor Townsend has return ed to Bennettsville after visiting Miss es Lilian Crosland and Ruth Smith. Rev. Mr. Whidden, from the Florida conference conducted the evening ser vice at the Methodist church last Sun day. Rev. Mr. Whidden will have charge of the 11 o'clock service next Rev. W. H. Wil- UUUAiUJ lis will conduct the evening service. The Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist church will have a sale of dressed chickens, salads, cakes, home made bread, rolls, jellies, preserves and candy in the Morey building on Thursday July 3. Do your bt in making this sale a successful one. Watch the tempting and attractive window display. Mrs. Daisy Boone has returned to Ingleside from Columbia, S .C. Mrs. J. E. May, of Columbia, S. C., had the oversight of Ingleside Jsn while Mrs. Boone was away. Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Ligon s guests, Miss Lizzie Ferguson, Miss B. T. Reid and children, from Reidsville, S. C, have returned home. Dr. R. P. Smith of Ashevilla was r-ore !st wek vieit?n friends and the Balfour orphanage. Miss Eleanor Sargent has come home from the Columbia college for Women. Before ccins none r.s. Sargent visited friends in the jity. Mrs. J. F. Ligoa was hostess to the Young Woman's Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church on Tuesday after noon, June 10. Mrs. A. H. Morey, the wide awake president, had plans to discuss for raising money during the summer. The meeting was well at tended. An ice course and cake were served by Mrs. Ligon during the so cial hour. T. B. Allen and family, of Mills River motored to Charlotte iast week -r rrv-m Aiipn who has re us V loil XJk . cently located there. Mrs. Turner, of Asheville, is spenfc- iner awhile with Mrs. James Allen on Third avenue, east. T-nf -nr At rs . W. G. DeColigny, who spent the winter at Mrs. E. L. Osteen's have taken rooms with Miss Lizzie Rembert on Justice street for the summer. . Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Earnett and son, who spent the winter in Jack sonville, Fla., have come to be n h Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Gilreath for the summer. Mrs. Gilreath is a daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Barnett. . Mr. 'and Mrs. R. M. Waring ana children from Sumter are spending a month with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs . W . C . Stradley . , Miss E. L. Baldwin, who with Miss Ellen and Miss Clover has been staying at the Summer Home during the school term, has returned to her Edneyville farmy for the summer. Vith her went Miss Elien, while Miss Clover has gone to New York where she is the guest of her foster-mother. Will Egerton came home from Buffalo, N. Y., last week. Miss Ada Whitmire has gone t3 visit her sister, Mrs. G. W. McLean at Fitzgerald, a. Miss Evelyn Johnson, a recent grad uate from the Merri wether Hospital, in Asheville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Newman on the Edneyville road. Gus Johnson, son of Mrs. Conie Johnson, at Horse Shoe, has been very sick in Indianapolis, Ind. Mrs. F. V. Huter is expecting her sisters, Miss Diamond Grimmett, from LaFayette, Ala., and Mrs. J. T. Good loe, from Knoxville, Tehn., this week for an extended visit. Miss Maude Naylor, Montgomery, Ala., who has been visiting Mrs. F. V. Hunter, has gone to be witji her sister, Mrs. L. Logan at Chimney Rock. A motor party composed of J. T. Beason, Miss Pearl Beason and Wiiy land Beason and Mrs. Maude Naylor left on Monday for Ch'mney Rock. From there all except Miss Naylor will go to Shelby and other places for a visit to relatives. James Fitzsinrmons, who Is survey ing the road between Piciccns. S. C, and Transylvania county, spent the week-end with his father and brothers in Flat Rock. Herschel Dearman, ner StatesviKo, is. spending some time witn his undo. W. B. Albea, at Fla: P.o:.c. Misses Margaret Joniar Bessie Jordan and Ellen Ra.fi 1 are plan ning to leave for Cha lottesville, Va.. on Friday to attend th- Uaivei sity summer school. Miss Eilene Lewis has decided to re main in Hendersonville for the sum mer. Mrs. Frank Hudgins, from Bat Cave has gone to Merriwether Hospital for an operation, Mrs. Hudgins i3 a sis ter of Mrs. J. H. Cagle. There will be an important call meeting of the Woman's Club on Thursday afternoon, 4 o'clock in the auditorium of the graded school building. All active and associate members are urged to attend. Miss Mary B. Means, of Charles ton, S. C, who spends every summer here, has rooms with Mrs. J. F. Brooks. Miss Ruth Brooks, from Brevard has been visiting at the home of hex brother, J. F. Brooks. J. F. Brooks will be accompanies to Alcoa, Tenn.. this weeK ty a!s daughter, Miss Helen. George Camp, from 'ilnman, S. C, has been visiting his cfattghters, at the Bryan House. Miss Laura May Frdst of Monroe, N. C., and Miss Bert Sherman of Al bermarle, N. C., recetit guests at the Kentucky Home, have returned to their homes. Both young ladies are enthusiastic over Henderson viil 2 and both declared their Intention to re turn here soon as most everybody does. Buck Corriher has returned to Salis bury, N. C, after visiting his favher here, G. W. Corriher. Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Rhodes and family have gone to Orangeburg, S. G., where they will be the guests of Mrs. f r Erov'H. From there they wil go to Charleston, returaing home with in two weeks. The entire jaurney will be made by motor car. , . JXLL O --' " S. C, is visiting her sister, Mrs. W f!. Stradley. Miss Edwin Hunt has as her guests for this week, Miss Villa Whitney cTTT.i mica Hunt's voice teacher YV Ulic. and Fraulein Brun, of Portland, Ore. Miss Emma McCall, of Greensboro is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry McCall on the Flat Rock- road Miss Anne Webster is spending cnrrift time with T. B. Allen's family at Mills River. Mrs FJ. W. Voeel and children have returned from Sumter, S. C Ti .Tv a Vns?el Axnects to onen Hebron .l.l. O w O " JT Lodge about June 20th. , t tj Tim nrhn has been sick for sonre time, does not improve as had been hoped. - FOR RENT Poor room bungalow on Clear Creek road, 1 1-2 miles from centre city. Splendid shade, beau tiful surroundings, splendid vieWB on large farm. Butter, milk, eggs and vegetables. Good road. Call phone-66, or see T. R. Barrows at this office. Lawn and porch swings made to or der.'1 Furniture repaired and re-finish ed. S. A. Gash. Rear, Lannings shoe shop. - 19-3t-p. TRADE MARK The City of GOODRICH Akron. Ohio I Goodrich's , More Mileage Proclamation Be it known to every automobile owner and driver in the United States to Goodrich' Dealers that Good rich Safety Treads stand ready to deliver 6,000 miles, and Silver town Cords 8,000," under proper usage. That is, every SAFETY TREAD in use, and in a Goodrich Dealer's store, is underwritten to be adjusted at 6,009 miles and every SILVER TOW N CORD at 8,000 miles. That new adjustment is 'based upon what Goodrich knows its tires will do, and Goodrich knows from miles and miles of road testing that Goodrich Tires are the strongest, the best,, the rubber industry has produced. They are so good that Goodrich increases its adjustment mileage to . show its patrons they cannot afford not to share in their match less service and security. D Buy Goodrich Tires from a Dealer ADJUSTMENT Fabrics 6,000 miles (p) Cords 8,000 milev a D BEST IN THE LONG RUN' ipi M 11 t- . if "to
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