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V "A TiZE OHAELOrar NEWS' , FEBRUARY 12, 1912 SOCIAL CIRCLES rrrn FREE! tTmT-ttt Asheville Salisbury Retail Grocers 3 ;.-:-.. .. v. ..7 ? ffl' 3R 1 At Your; Tiiirhnm Special to The News. Asheville, Feb. 10. At the meeting f tfce Asheville chapter. United Slaughters of the Confederacy Mon av afternoon it - "was decid ed to present a medal an nually to a memebr of the t'aduating class of the Asheville t-:gh eehool for the test essay on 'Be phase of the "war of the states, t'-e subject to be chosen each year hv the chapter. This actnen has al jfadv been taken by a large number pf tv'e chapters of the South and the cbiect is to try and perpetrate a cor rect knowledge of that period. Tnla has proved very successful eLse ere and it was for this reason that .3e local chapter decided to offer a ni'ar medal. The subject for this veer will be, "The J Cause 'and vlncl iBnfe Leading to the Civil War." All r essavs offered will be read at te commencement exercises, of . the glycol and will be criticised and the sioial awarded at that time."1 J It wa? also announced at this nieet P the chapter that negotiations tad heen closed to have the Ben Greet Shakespearean players come Yer under the auspices of the chap- or for two outdoor performances' tnetimes during June. This Informa (:cn was received with much inter f5: by the members as, these . players have been here on several previous occasions under the auspices of this chapter and the attraction has al vavs proved a very popular success. Tie Edward Buncombe Chapter, Fighters of the American Revolu ren. has arranged to. give a tea at t? 'Henrietta cn South Main street celebration of the anniversary of t;? birth of George Washington on February 22 and the -svent. promises m re a verv important one socially. The c vsical program for the. occasion' u -I te ardanged by the Saturday Mv.j.c Ciub and as this is one of the ieacins musical organizations of the :hei rogram may be expected t.? Ye exceptionally fine. The full pro ram tor the day will be announced rer a all arrangements have not -o- Ven effected. 'i Elizabeth Bernard was the ;-:c;s Wednesday afternoon at the Llar.cr "here sue gave a delightful Vri.'ce varry in honor of her sister, y ?? Emma Bernard, whose engagers-.: to E. H. Kaminer, of South rrolira. was ansounced some time rqr. and the bridesmaids and attend f.ho will take rart in the wed The score cards were pretti ' uerorated with pink roses and roses of satin were presented to t:? sr.ests as - souvenirs and very iiaoc-foroe ones were offered as to the winners in the bridge 25. In these games Miss Florence Bernard captured first prize while ? consolation was awarded to Mrs. I.E. I)icl.'?rscn. I A number "of o'her" entertainments" h-.ve been given durig the week in -oner of Miss Bernard and her bri dal attendants. Mrs. Eugene Carlanl -rertained informally Tuesday even zz in her honor. Miss Julia Bernard ras the hostess at a party in her icnor Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Gas tea Meares entertained at her home cts Atkin street Thursday afternoon r.J in the evening-Misses Alice and llczz Devenish were the hostesses in Ur lxuor. The round of entertain r.er.ts ended for the week with a din ner Friday evening at the Manor Thiea was" given by Miss May Ber- Tr. Binzham cadets have arranged :o sive a large dance on February ! iud a large number of invitations 'V' be issued within the next few cays, it has not been announced as where the dance will be held but it is likely that it will be in one. of large; ball rooms of the city as the event will be one of nost important to be given this siring by the cadets. In preparation -Gr the event there will be six class cisces and the first of these was -sld Fridav afternoon at-the club tctt-e of the school. Quite a number cf the girls of the younger set attended. Special to The News Salisbury. Feb. 10 . TTia now Salic bury , public library is to be supplied iu.a numDer or confederate books and a committee appointed to select these books .met with Mrs-. William 11. Overman this -week. Their selec tions lmlude -the .best biographical, naval, military and poetical works of the confederate period. The com mittee is composed of Mrs. John S. Henderson. Mrs. William H. Over man, Mrs. Edwin , R. Overman and Mrs. J. p. Moore. t A beautiful and elaborate recep tion was given by Mrs Tillman J. Maupier at her handsome home on Fulton Heights, in honor of her charming houseguests. Mrs. and Miss Baskervllle. Twenty-five guests en joyed Mrs. Maupier's hospitality . and the event was a most ; delightful one. . - .r I The' Salisbury branch of the Sa lem- college alumnae association met with the president, Mrs. Fletcher F. Smith, c ud enjoyed a charming pro gram including the alma mater song and a paper, "Our Hamjiest Davs."l by Mrs.Lindsay Patterson. The meet ing was held especially to do honor to the alma mater and to perpetuate the college spirit. The home Of Dr. and Mrs. L. H, Clement was the scene of one of the season's moat delightful dances. The entire lower floor of the home was thrown open and beautifully decorated for the occasion. The dance was followed by the serving of a delicious collation. Monday evencng Mrs-. William - C. Maupier gave a delightful bridge party in compliment to Miss Baskerville. of Richmond. Miss Jbua-Thompson gave a most enjoyable .bridge : party vat which the honorees v.ere -.I;ss Eleanor Fl.innery, cf Baltimore, and Miss Mildred Davis, of Wilson. At the close of the game a tfecious two-course luncheon was K-ervd. Mrs. R. W. Norman entertained at bridge in honor of Miss Flannery. Miss Flannery who has been the charming ruest of Miss Beulah Kern for the past month, returned ton er home in Baltimore this week. Mrs. A. H. Boyden and Mrs. R. V. Brawley are spending ten daj's at Glencoe, Fla., the guests of Mr. Ca leb. lrs. Fletcher F. Smith has gone to Cleai water, Fla., for several weeks' stay. el I High Point Special to Th News. ' Durham, N. Feb. 10. The latest addition to "the many social clubs of the city; is that composed of the Dur ham alumni, of 'Greensboro Female College. This . ciah Is composed of seven girlg who will bold their meet togs every Friday, afternoon with one of the members:' . At. the meetings business matters 'will 'be .'discussed along with matters of the latest, cur rent events. Musical programs and games will, also be Indulged in. The first meeting was held last Friday night with Miss Maude Bagwell, who entertained the club at. her home on Burch .avenue.; After the business matters had been attended to, a de lightful, musical program' was carried out' by Misses Nina May Wilson and July Ad cock. Several popular games were played .Jand light refreshments were served." .The charter members of th-club are: Misses Nina May Wilson, Maude Bagwell; -Lify Adcock, Genoa Hall, Minnie Boddie Carroll and Willie Adcock. weet - Of oilet .... doap V On the above date we will print a Coupon in every Charlotte News.v Cut it out, sigii your name, address and present it to any retail grocer handling Sweetheart Toilet Soap. He is authorized to give you a full sized cake absolutely free. MaumliffltteE mm . iff mmmi mSBsm . NOTICE TO RETAILERS When you give away a cake of Sweetheart free, tear of the end of each carton with diamond "S" on it same as cut shown and turn it in to your jobber along with coupon. He will allow you 5dts cash for them. ; I- is rumored that the Country Club give another masquerade ball 5-one time during the spring season a the Manor. One was given last year by the club members and was one of the very distinct social succee ds of the season. The present rumor 5 to the effect that the one being Mined for thia year is to far out-5"-ne the one of last season and Interest is being shown by Asheville society in this prospect. (-n Monday evening Bishop and "'s. James "Atkins entertained the teabers of the Methodist church at ieir home, "Branner Crest," in ft'aynesvllie. In spite of the rough father about 150 guests were pre !t and a most delightful evening as spent. There was music, both vo 1 and instrumental and the Wayes---e orchestra furnished much en ertainnient for the guests. The large use v.as prettily decorated in a -o!or scheme of pink and green and rfis was carried out in the very de :o;;s refreshments that were served ,te in the evening In the spacious aiE room. A dinner party was given one "ening early In the week by Mrs. Thipps of Morristown,. N. to is a guest for the winter season l tte Manor. . Among Mrs Thipps pest vere: Thomas Settle, Mrs. Con- caily-Coxe, Mrs. A. B. Doyle, Mr. and fra- D. C. Waddell, Jr Mr. and Mrs. nrh Coxc Mr and Mrs Thomas ftaoul and C. J. Harris. TV'omans guild of Trinity ;;'Jrch entertained Wednesday after wja by Mr Jonn G Lowe, at her '-wence on Chestnut street. The Anna Aston Missionary society 1 ntral Methodis churcb held a st interesting meeting Tuesday rnoon of this week, 'l, Special to The News. ;4lisU' 'rPciitV Fb.JLp The ,inuslfl department of the Womans' Club won for themselves mans' new laurels Wednesday afternoon when they en tertained the general club. The meeting was presided over by Miss Blanche Shattuck, the chairman, who was also pianist for the after noon. The music program . consisted of three numbers, two local quartets "I Would that My Love " and "The Miller's Wooing," by the de partment's quartet, and a solo by Mrs. Grace KeKphart. The main feature of the program was a lecture, or to termn is more properly, a personal glimpse of ta mous musical artists of the present day, by Prof. A. S. Hill, director of music in the State Normal College of Greensboro. Prof. Hill is a man of strong and attractive personality, and unlike many- traveled and lettered men, he is wholly unaffected, and he held the interested attention of his hearers for more than an hour, as in a well mod ulated, conversational voice he told them of the personal history of .the great musicians of the present day. Beginning with four . famous con ductors whom he has known, he gave an Intimate personal view of the ap pearance and characteristics of Ran degger, under whom he was a pupil for four years in London; Hans Rickter, theg reat conductor of Wag nerism opera; Anton Seidl and Emil Paner, the last two of whom the fa miliar figures on this side of the Atlantic. Then hes poke of several compos ers who were his personal friends. Notable among these were TostI, who wrote the familiar song, "Bid Me Good-Bye and Go," and Humperdinck, the composer of "Konlpkinder," which was produced in New York recently, with Geraldine Farrar in the role of the "Goose Girl." Mr, Hill has: traveled extensively and haB had actual experience as an opera singer, so that his reminis censes were entirely of a personal nature. He told many . amusing and interesting stories gf his connection with famous artists. His first ac quaintance was made with Mme. Ade lina, who called him "the big burly American," because in his nervous ness and stage fright he stepped on the prima donna's train.- Nordica, the de Reskes, and -Mary Gorden are all personal acquaintances, and as Prof. Hill told of them his hearers felt that they were In reality taken behind the foot lights where they men the great artists face to face; Mr. Hill lesed his-leoture with an appeal to Southern women. He said that the hope of America in a musi cal way, Hes to the South, and as the North is so cosmopolitan and so little representative- of the typical Ameri can, the- South should step, to the front as representing the typical American in music. ' Those who heard Mr. Hill were in deed fortunate and are indebted to them uslc department. Rev. Thomas L. Trott, pastor of West Durham Episcopal church, left last Tiday tor New YorK via Norfolk Mrd Sffi!; a accomplished young lady, and vVB; W r:irr T many menus- m tnls city. The v , , - marriage was a very quiet one and Sre k16,1116. nteXt only a very few of their Intimate ?I!!L??Xf,s- :M Tl0tt ?? n?, Etay Mends knew that it was to take a gicai nunc iu CiUi upc, uut will yiu-i -i... "ri'i-j i v I l"le. 41, ii . " SoaiD Co.; M . 4km I . . -u- .v. ' . , - - .. . . . v. i m . ... . part of his visit will be made. He has had this trip . In mmd for some time, Mr. Puryear and Mrs. Annie Beck- with, of Chatham county, were mar- 12 J 1 a 1 ?e bem a canya.ss ried at the home of Mr. Lassiter on to secure others to accompany him vmrs0Q avenue Thur6day eveninr on his trip. At first he secured sev- t , .Arttt JT -wrS tSZSmst-ct this city, and has been on and he will be the only one from Dur ham a visit to Mr? Williams for the past week, and Mr. Puryear came to Dur ham yesterday for the marriage. He is a prosperous farmer of Chatham county. ' me "As We Like it" Club was uniquely entertained Saturday after noon from 3:30 to 6 o'clock by Miss ;;rr . 1 . . The Tourist Club, which is now ru Zlll as ;abteiuuJf "ecoie studying Egypt, was Thursday after- Statesvitte X t Statesville, Feb. 10 The young ladies of the Saturday Afternoon Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon enter tainment with Miss Grace Shepard at her home on ' Davie Avenue. Aside from the routine club matters the time was given principally to'gossip ing," a favorite past time. Fried oy sters, sandwiches and hot chocolate were served by the hostess. The club adjourned to meet next week with Miss Louise SherrilLs by cut flowers, ferns and potted plants, and presented a most beauti fuV spectacle. The spacious home A pleasant meeting of the Elcrice- moh club was held with Mrs. S. B. noon the guest of Mrs. I. F. Hill, at her charming home on the corner of J Miller . last Friday afternoon at her wa? tlirnn-n nren tn tllA twfUv eirU u cu. uumc wu ncoi auu avcuue. names HI JXlrJ ? Z mJiro toiv fnr thf of the most delightful meetings of were played for amusement, but not 1 & J-LTJ" fJL th the year was the result of Mrs. Hill's for prizes, th6 Elcricemoh ikdies not YJ fcrll fwM f fnnr hospitality. The program on this oc- approving of prize giving at their as mtensiy interesting tnrougnout. rruits were served There were interesting notes -on 'The Suez Canal," by Mrs. Joe Gra- Mrs. Miller was hostess to the few hours. the evening girls each contested for half an hour or more for the honors of the even ing. At the close of the series, it was found that Miss Annie Cobb had made the largest score, and she was pre sented with a box of chocolate candy. ham and Mrs. L. ACarr read a paper Round Dozen Embroidery Circle and entitled, "The French in Egypt." Mrs. a few other friends Wednesday af- Iht plaJ inilaJd JalniSi ta , and the Bosetta . Stone.55 wad an ery work they were ientertained w f t v, a m V nr:nV wVro excellent insight into the traditions with a reading by Mrs. C. E. Mills, members of the club present were . a aum,,, wa.ka tdiart finnruA -or pari - 1(i , . . . -t t- . . i ui tilt" yuaiia xi. . ucuviuua m v i w.w. , v. wi w iuisses van wumugnHn, ut , courEe tuncheon wfts BerVed in the vooa orvau, iNanuie vii6ut, at smki, fAMM .ft th Mrs-H. SJ. Cravfin. n. former mom. Annie rr:" "t""iJlT zz -z JJ1 Jgl a.iu nail ueeu utiiicu uui. . I jjivi&a vjiuu, curci lamu tne ciun members and quite a num- Gray Gatlins. Gladys Gorman, Cobb, Nannie Green, Madeline Knight, Louise Currin, Sarah Erwln, Elizabeth Fuller and.. Mattie Toms. - Miss Pattie Mayes and Mr. John A Marsh were married at the home of the bride's- bother in West Durham Saturday evening at 7:30 o'clock. The ceremony was performed in the pres ttttt Iber of other guests Thursday after- ' -i -t noon, and the occasion was a very . .VAlflll' ' 2 four tables and Mrs. Ernest Simon yi 4 won the-prize, a pair of silk hose. " ' i Following the game three courses of rerresnments were served. Among - - " I the cruests were Mrs. William Havnes. ence of a few friends. The young Special to The News.-J ... f Baltlmore. Mr3- s. T. Franklim of couple willreside in Edgemont. Shelby. N.C. Feb. 10. La&t Sat- Charlotte, who is visitins Mrs. E." 13. I Peeram.. and Miss Morlne. of Asn.- The invitations to the marriage of MviSe b- a sister of the hostess: Dr. Samuel Rapport, of Durham, and was At iome to tne twenty-nve Miss Dora Bloomberg, or Asneviue, members or the Uhicora Club from Mrs. R. L Poston and Mrs. M are out in this city, lhe announce- thrpp tn nnr and from four to five Adams were hostesses to the Daueh ment has been out in Asheville for I miif number of others miests Were I ters oJ the Confederacy Monday at- several weeks. Dr. Rapport is one of hnvit tn mpst Mrs 'Blan ton's h arm-1 ternoon at lhe home of the former. the popular eye specialists of this tip- mipEt vinteir. of riharintte. I The matter of a sneaker for tne Me- city, and the young couple will ' make , ' morial Day exercises in May was dis- their home in this- city after the mar- A surpriSe Marriage. cussed at length but no decision was riage. The invitation follows: Mr. Shelby "people were greatly sur- reached and no invitation extended, and Mrs. A. Bloomberg desire your priSed to learn last Tuesday morning The Daughters have a number of presence at the marriage of. their that on tbe evening before, in the available speakers under considera- daughter, Dora, to Dr. Samuel Rap- notej at Lincolnton Miss Nan Bow- tion. At the conclusion of the busU port Sunday, February the eighteenth, m&n and- Mr jamea' Moore were mar- ness session of the" meeting delicious - Many times the Proper repairs will double the lift of good tove.Tfrtz moit important thing t that It b repaired Ih tlrh. . Whenever your stove needs repairs, see u. one. can, and when we do, it will be fixed right r - If we can't fix it, no one thousand nine hundred and twelve, three thirty o'clock, 31 Wood fin street, Asheville, North Carolina." ried. There was- no opposition to the mar riage on either side, but it was desir- tdfreshments were served. Mrs. W. H. Allison--and little eon, Mrs. T. M. Gorman was hostess . rfptlv nniM wvl dinar J Drew, have gone to Jacksonville, Fla., luesaay aiiernouu ai a uiwige anA y, iJsmn . to marrv was notlto speua egrae inue vuu relatives. given in honor of Mrs. W. W. Briggs. r if t..' i,eT,-ft thv ave Miss Edith Conger has returned to of Winston-Salem, and Miss Almeyva tneJr ' friends the Blip and went; to Winston after a, visit to' home, folka uoieman, Ol juanviiia. xue wa Lmcolnton v aere. given at the beautiful home of Mrs. Mr Moo're the son of Mr. J. R. Mrs- R- T. Holbrooks, who visited Gorman on West Main street. The M0or'e and j3 cashier in the Shelby friends' and relatives in Statesville guests assembled by 3:30 o'clock and jtjonai bank. He Is a gentieman and vicinity, left today for her home enjoyed several games of bridge, the f m.et nrimfrohia nualitiAs in Winston. hostess having arranged five tables in Th b id , the youngest daugh- Miss Marea Jordan has returned the recption room and the hall. A ter f Mr Tom9 T Bowman, anfl is from n visit to her parents at Dur- dehcious three-course luncheon was on f the mo&t poplar fioclety girls bam- . served after the games were finished. , h it and l8 loved by all who Miss Charlye Frye is at home after Mrs. Briggs and Miss Coleman are know Lr ' a visit of R few dayB to ftIeuds at two of Durham's most welcome visi- Madison. tors as Is shown by the cordial en- Charming Affair Mr- and Mrs, .C. S. Barker, of Con- tertainment accorded them by their ,r T n att-h 1 . f-or neaut, O., are visiting their son-in- friends. Those present were: Mes- of her many friends in her very at- law aad daufdUr, Mr. and M?e. L. J, dames W. J. Griswold, T. L. William- troCtiVA rooms Friday afternoon. Freeh son. J. Crawford Biggs, W. M, Fallon, JL ?. noUn Shelby a moream- Mr- J- H- her moth M. H Jones, Jones Fuller, I F. Hill. ?ZSel ? tSJ Mrs? SmuS anSSe er, Mrs. G. W. Ivey. in Inoir this w jsi jriaii. v iu. uuiwre, mcB gi1of.,n.. Vio TetintftHon on thia oe- Charlotte Hardware Company KS&r You will see the "Big Key" at our "front door. - nnD-n-n-n--n-iinn nn-n-Q-o-n-n-nnn lob Dept. Phone 1530 Robinson, J. Paul Taylor and Misses casion. nering circle of the First Baptist church was held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Willis P. Abbey. Mr .T T. Bledsoe entertained the Mislonary Sewing circle of -Central itrofhnHiit rhiirrh at her home on Miss Nona -Sink, who was . the guest of the Misses McDougald, ha3 - - a . t J Louise Carr, Bertha Boughton, Anna Branson, and Mabel Tuck. v Th a Kl Chanter of the A. tJ"" I Slateaiille Thursday en route-from -rzr 'tT . m,-,t r,n uulu. Tldrliiir. to tholr olrt hnme at Darllne- u. uftiwwrvi "u!1' yu";6'- Montanna, but the past year sne nas "Tq Mr xrT-irlr Ta Vvpn im 9 hnv nartv Tuesdat nieht at the v , ni,r. I ton, a C Mr, Mcfver pas given up A'demr of Music on the occasion ?iZT ZZ r his position as foreman of the p. Int, nf th nntra rrformance Get-Rich-1 v ri.v.woiiinpfrvri." Th fieiection oil l pnans' nooe SuT rtow T Taid T to be especially for- fnT rHZS . Bachel King is visiting in tunate on accuuat uww w"' Venice and Hamlet on next Saturdty. - "lr snhmsa .nH' ko no tna nest- m rnm rpksuh. ii i . . .. . - u i. .1 - - ;7tiT inioved bv f-.1" D J?. children, returned Thursday ro their yciwiuuwv, " ------ 1 juiSS V6V rsene lucranaua i tsm. Lnrt. xrtfmi-nsrtnn nftr inndfnir honnv nartv nf vnnnr neonl who I . t .a I nome in Wilmington, alter spenuius , iT.:;'fc" :Jr- i, "'g .VfVUUu several davs with Mr. and Mrs. Sig ,r. tttvi- nn.- ooin returned to her , home In Lexington ing establishment at 'the Barium Or- E wish to call your atten tion to the fact that we are the ONLY Coal Dealers in the city who can give you clean, dry Coal during wet and snowy, weather a3 our Coal is under shelter. 1 -. 1 h fniir hoTea on the lower r innr Th - following sonnies shared I tt 1- I Wallace. tne measure 01 uib utuiuu. 47. Miss Uiy. May TomUn is .visivlns , of the occasion: P. - for Tffli Ala. to visit her sister. .. i" -rit"i HaneVwlth Miss Luicie Gorham ; TMeClurd... - in? ,fBe8. 5" i5.ea T .ml. Pnnnati I-i f Vi TIIA Anna 'Rmn.l . n . Hf.'- TTt son; S. S. Alderman with Mlss.Kath- &hQth are visiting in Charlotte and M ze S ek erine Thomas; Robert Courtney with Hickorv x M1S , rl.I. fr Miss Lucile Pearce; H. L. Sherrod with Miss Estelle Flowers; J. L Nel- dth of mVs bVetoea Lee, sister otL.HSyj; son with Miss Lucile Hundley; G C. Msg Loulle Lee, formerly teacher in SSSr " - V Kimoau ""JS'jgy; grided schools. Miss Dora visited ... M ajld Mr9. Homer Benton leIt ink iXmKQ heFsister h1fe'a abw tIme Thursday for a visit to Charlotte md H. A. McKinnon with Miss or- and was muCb loved, Monroe ham; F. B. Brown witn Miss Willie Mr C . P Roberts-has returned JnA Mrs Fred Anderson have C0XHv 'U yTml'witt Ml Brokd Oaks. Morganton, great- -ff d cks thp ' hfew Mifib- 17 imProveJ- , . . days visiting Dr. Anderson's - rela- Kathleen Matthews. Rev Mr. Swine, pastor of the Bap- . r . .... . I . . . . . , I fc .v , itist churcn, is conaucung a series oi Thursday evening at 7:15 o clock I meetlnes. Mr. Swope is a preacher Mesdames C B- Tinsley and Jo n v krM. OI er?" iorce khu puwi, ttuU ia n tives ' hang the nests of large spiders Miss Carrie Noell. t this i city, were tracting crowds to hear him, and nuch in their homes to trap flies and other mauieu i iu wiuv ui i reaj interest is Demg snown m ineigInall Insects, LniKe street, ine nnae aa gtvom i conri.BO - ' l onto- tn ronaHi w.vai. leii, on vn eigni oaw M Mrs. R. 1m KyDurn la Visiung in wr divided aa follows: United Kin?- larlotte " I Anm 193 MS? TTnlt.M'-State 191451- wnere tney win epena i"r xiuuy- EuroDean. 61.620. nome on South Maine street nss Helen Murphy entertained a moon. r. lcisnari i wumu. u The skeleton or a man who Had gofers of the Lindley . Training Merrimno avenue Tuesday afternoom Washington and other Points north, charlotte. met with Mrs. M. B. Hillard Tuesday morning. few of her friends with an informal 'Mr. J. L. Lockhart, of . this city, and Deen buried, at least four thousand It in't wise to -be carried away by . luncheon Thursday at her home m is supennienaenx 01 ine puoiic scuocia yars ago recently was discovered by enthusiasm unless you have a return mierestine meeting of the Gar- Wpat Asheville. i - larcaeaoiogisis in cngiaau. ... .. - lucket STANDARD ICE & FUEL CO Phones'19 and 72 r: Foster 'sllilil: a W.XSA- CR19 You need not be afraid for yottt Child's Safety if you use one of our: Cribs. Nice, smooth, comfortable Spring, just as easy as , can be. 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