Thursday, November 10, 1910.
THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE NEWS.
PAGE riV!
is the name on a box of Candies
that guarantees purity, quality, fresh
ness. ThereV'None like Nunnally's."
We receive them fresh almost daily.
RAYSOR'S
The ideal
holiday gift. 31 PATTON AVENUE.
S
OCIAL
HAPPENINGS
High School Minstrel.
In the hurry of a vory full ELfld busy
week the minstrel show is to be giv
en In the High School auditorium,
Friday night. The boys have been
practicing faithfully under Miss Klm
berly's able direction. The following
program will be given:
Opening chorus Club Jolly boys
By by. My Caroline. . .John Hunnicutt
Alexander Jonca Henry Collins
When the Rloom Is on the Cotton
.1 mi. s Howell
It apologize Wilbur Sumner
Goodnight Dearie . ...Seth PerklnBon
Moving day Lawrence Owen
Intermission,
lillng Pig, Oscar Steel, School boy's
chorus.
Second Part.
Scene I. The Glee club banquet; Teddy
Hoosevelt, guest of honor.
Plant a watermelon on my grave
Carl Bean
1 wonder how th old folks are
Hugh Tarpley
The Yiddish Hag Wilbur Sumner
Dixie Dan Fred Wolfe
Scent II. Camp Grounds.
Tenting on the old camp ground
James Howell
Mlsta' Hrown Carl Bean
Scene 1).. Camp Grounds.
The German bauu" Full chorus
The Star Spangled Banner. Full chorus
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Mr. GriggV Lectures.
The talk and interest of the club
women this week have focussed in
the Shakespearean lectures of Edward
Howard Griggs, student, scholar and
Shakespearean authority, who comes
to Ashevllle under the auspices of
the Woman's club. Mr. Griggs has
been several times sought for Ashe
,fllle lecture courses and lyceums but
"he moves In that particularly bright
constellation whose orbit it is diffi
cult to reach. The Woman's club
were particularly fortunate in being
aide to adapt their time to Mr.
Grigg's convenience, and also in se
curing the Interest and co-operation
of one of the distinguished lecturers'
particular friends. Many Ashevllle
people have heurd Mr. Griggs lectures
and their enthusiastic praise mingled
with press reports and nation wide
favorable comment have made ready
for the lecturer an earnest welcome.
Mr. Griggs during his'stay will be the
guest of Mrs. Robert S. Carroll on
Ztlllcoa street.
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Ullggail Weslfcldl.
The following mnrrlage'lnvltations of
Interest to many Ashevllle friends have
been received in the city:
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Richard
DeBuys
request te honor of your presence
at the marriage of their sister
Louise Mather Duggan
to
Thomas Dugan Westfeldt
on Tuesday, November fifteenth
at half after five o'clock
New Orleans, Louisiana
1 776 State street.
Mr. Westfeldt Is a cousin or Mrs.
Galllar S. Tennant's and is connected
In business with his father In New
Orleans. Miss Dnggan is h charming
young wnrroin w ho has made many
friends fiu ing her visits in Ashevllle
n guest at "Rugby Orange." Mr. and
Airs. Westfeldt. after a honeymoor.
Journev, will reside in New Orleans.
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The "Christmas shower." given by
1h" Woman's Missionary society of the
H myterls n church at the residence
or Mrs. Craig, was well attended
'I ii isdaY afternoon. The large center
table ot the library was fitted with
dainty gifts tor Mr. and Mrs. Bell or
Korea. The ladies who were prevent
ed from attending, sent gifts. An In
teresting program on Korea and re
ports from the Presbyterlal Union
filled up the afternoon. Mrs. Linn
contributed greatly to the pleasure of
the hour, with a solo, and graciously
responded to an encore. The treasur
er, Mrs. R. P. Smith, reported a little
over $1000 contributed by the Pres
byterlal Union, $400 of which was giv
en by the Ashevllle church. After
the program the hostess, Mrs. Craig,
served a social cup of tea. assisted by
Mrs. F. E. Mitchell, Miss Charity
Craig. '
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The Methodist Protestant Ladles'
Aid society will give a social at home
of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mclntyre, IB"
Merrlmon avenue, tomorrow evening
a.' 8 o clock. A cordial Invitation is
extended to nil the friends of the
church tn atlend. A silver offering
will be received at the door for tin
benefit of the new church building
fund. There will be a good program
of Instrumental and vocal music and
readings. Those who will take part
In the program are: Carl and Alva
and the Misses Mclntyre, Mrs. Oer
Hsrdy. Mrs. Collins, Miss Bertie
Wuiaer and Mlsi Leona Young. Re
freshments wtll be servcu '-'.
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There will be a missionary enter-
CUT
DRUG STORE.
Personal Mention,
News of the
Societies,
Meetings, Etc.
j
tainment at Cavalry Baptist church j
Friday evening, November 11, at 7:30!
o'clock. McKlnley Prltchard will de- '
liver an address on "Roman Catholl- '
cism in America." A collection will !
be taken for home missions. The
public are cordially invited to at-1
tend.
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Mrs. Mary Ann Smart of Phlladel-
phia entertained Tuesday afternoon
at hertiome on Merrlmon avenue with
a tea in honor of Miss Beatrice Stowe
of Cleveland, Tenn., who is the guest
of Mrs. D. MacN. McKay on Aston
Place.
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TheTahkeeostec club will entertain
tomorrow night with a dance in honor
of Miss Emma Gudger and Miss Wil
lella Rainier of Alabama who Is the
guest of Miss Laluge Oates.
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The Masqtteraders will rehearse to
night and tomorrow night at 8 o'clock
In the Swannanoa ball room; Miss
Beatrice Stowe, trainer.
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Mrs. Charles C. On' entertained in
formally with a bridge party yesterday
afternoon at her home on Mont ford
avenue.
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The Indies of the Maccabees will
have their regular review tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock In the K. of P.
hall. South Main street.
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Miss Detwiler leaves tomorrow
for Charlotte and Gastonia where she
will visit for i w o months before going
to her new home In Nashville, Tenn.
Miss Detwilei has hepn social favorite
and made many friends during her
residence in the city, who regret her
departure.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Westfeldt and
their daughter. Miss Gladys Westfeldt,
of "Rugby Grande," Fletchers,, leave
tomorrow for New Orleans to be pres
ent at the Duggan-Westfeldt wedding
that occurs in that city next week.
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S. O. Bradley has returned from a
business trip to Baltimore. While
there Mr. Bradley witnessed the. flight
of Herbert Latham over the city In
an airplane Monday at noon.
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Mr. and Mrs, J. Frank Thompson,
accompanied by Mrs. T. Davis Hill of
Baltimore, are staying at Mrs. Mitch
ell's, No. 1 Aston Place. Mr. Thomp
son will be connected with the Miller
Rice Paint company, having purchas
ed stock in this company.
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Miss Eugenia Johnston has return
ed from a visit of several weeks in
South Carolina.
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Mrs. C. L Beedlcs has gone to
Washington.
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J. Wakefield Cortland and nelce.
Miss Ethel Cortland are guests at the
Munor.
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Miss Bessie Reeves has returned
from a visit to Miss Maud Coxe at
Green River.
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Mr. .and Mrs. Kellogg of Detroit,
Mich., have arrived In the city and
will spend the winter here.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. L McKlnley of
Sioux Falls, s. D.. and Mrs. W. V.
Tennent of Johnson City. Tenn., are
visiting Mrs. T. C McCoy on Park
avenue.
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Mrs. Candler and Miss Barbara
Candler leave shortly for Atlanta af
ter spending the summer In Ashe
vllle. ft st
Mrs. Fred Hull and Miss Emily
Campbell left this aRernoon for New
York to spend the winter.
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Mrs. Blue and daughter. Miss Grace
Blue, of Columbus, O., have taken
apartments in the city for the winter,
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Mr. and Mrs. Locke Aldrlch have
returned to their home In Mlddleton,
N. T.
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Dr. and Mrs. Charles L Minor will
entertain tonight with a supper. In
stead of last night as was Inadvert
ently stated In yesterday afternoon's
issue. ,
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J. A. Herndon, nssistant superin
tendent and general manager of the
North State Life Insurance company,
and Ed. Morton, assistant superin
tendent, are III he city visiting
Thomas W. Osteen. local manager of
the company.
LATHE AND MACHINE WORK.
Our Repair Department Is equipped
w'th screw cutting lathes, forges,
grinders and polishing machines. We
are In a position to handle all kinds
of machine work at moderate prices.
J. M. HEARN CO..
Battery Park Place Phone Hi.
GLASS
HOT FOOTBALL CONTEST
IS EXPECTED SATURDAY
:A,hevil.e High Schoo. and AsheviNel! E
School Will Play Off Tie at
Riverside Park.
What will probably prove one of
the most interesting games of fdot
i all played here this season will be
witnessed at Riverside park Saturday)
afternoon when the strong Ashevllle
High school eleven goes up against
i he Ashevllle school team for a test
of supremacy. The Ashevllle school
and the High school have met twice
this season. One of the games went
to the High school by a small margin
and the other to the Ashevllle school
by only a few points. The game Sat
urday Is to play off the tie and much
interest centers in the contest. The
yame Saturday between the Ashevllle
High school and the Ashevllle school
will be the first football game that
the Ashevllle school team has played
on the Riverside gridiron. The High
school boys have played at Riverside
several times and expect to take the
game from the Sulphur Springs boys
Saturday. The game will be called
at 2:3! o'clock and n large attendance
!a expected.
The hour has been changed In order
that the teams and their many friends
may go Immediately after to the mat-
inee at the Auditorium, "A Double
Surrender," which will be given at
t:30 o'clock. Colonel Bingham has
given permission to the cadets to at
tend en masse, and will accompany
them In person. The High school,
graded schoo, Ashevllle school. Nor
mal and Colleglnte, Hillside Convent
and Asheville school for girls, are all
interested In the success of the play,
as the proceeds are for an educational
cause, the endowment of a scholar
ship at the Normal and Collegiate.
IRE FROM M TO 1200
Board of Canvassers Will Not
Finish Work Before Late
in the Night.
The county board of canvassers are
In session today nt the county court
house, going over the re-turns from
the various precincts. The work is
lather tedious and It will be late in
the night before the whole state ticket
is counted out. The vote this year
was something over 400 lighter .than
two years ago.
J. M. Gudger, Jr., cnrrled the county
over John G. Grant for congress by a
majority of t81 votes. For congress,
a total vote of 6707 was cast, Gudger
reel in' n total of .1604 and Grant
10 in. F' sn"'allt. received 23
vc' '''' o'-'-' st party had out a
fu'i ' Vet and la nominees received
b ve ! ;e "n' votes.
For the state senate Julius C Mnr
tin wins over Capt. T. A. Wakefield by
about 800 majority, while Robert R.
William and Gallatin Roberts nre
elected representatives over Guy Wea
ver and B. F. Shook by about 770
majority. Robert R. Reynolds carried
the county by about 1200. The county
ticket results are being compiled this
nfternoon. The lowest majority will
he for Marcus Erw n for clerk of the
court, who won over J. A. Nichols by
about 2j0 votes. R. C. Crowell de
feated Clyde Reed for tax collector by
over 500.
The work Is proceeding harmo
niously. License to Wed.
Ernest W. Davis and Myrtle Day
or Iluncombe; white.
Lawrence Miller and Marie A.
Mitchell of Buncombe; white.
A HOUSEHOLD MEDICINE.
To be really valuable must show
equally good results from each mem
ber of the family using It. Foley's
Honey and Tar does Just this.
Whether for children or grown per
sons Foley's Honey and Tar Is best
and safest for all coughs and crlds.
Sold by all Druggists.
Dr. A. T. Prltchard has moved his
offices to the Drhumor Building. Room
No. 10. Hours: 11 to 12:30 a. m. 2:30
to 4:30 p. m. 230-Ct
FOR RENT
In the Adelaide Building,
Haywood St, We have three
connecting front offices with hot
and cold water, steam heat and
Janitor service, $25.00.
Two nice bed rooms, third
floor, 17.00 and $8.00.
In Meriwether Building.
Two connecting front offices,
123.50. Bed rooms on third
floor Also a njmber of nice
homes furnished and unfurnish
ed. LaBarbe, Moale & Chiles,
Ileal Estate and Insurance.
37 Pattoa Are.
IMIMMIMMl
HMIIHMM
i New Italian
For stuffing turkeys or
20c
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
.YF.AI! DEATH W
Finally Effects De
liverance,
Stuart, Va. "There never has
been," says Mrs. Helen Dulton, "and
never will be, a medicine to compare
with Cardul. I sufferd for years, and
would often almost smother to death.
Medicines patched me up for a while,
but then I would get worse again. Fi
nally my husband wanted me to try
Cardul, so he bought me a bottle and
I tried It. It did me more good than
all the other medicines I bad taken. 1 t
have Induced many of my friends to
try Cardul, and they all say they have
been benefited by its use."
If you are weak and ailing, think
what it would mean to recover as rap
idly and surely as did Mrs. Dalton.
Cardul will certainly do for you what
it has doen for thousands of others
with similar troubles.
No medicine without merit could re- i
main in such constant use and show
such a continued Increase In sales, as
Cardul has done. Judge a medicine, as
well as a man, by sin cess. Cardui is
successful.
Cardul has brought health and hap
piness to thousands of weak women
Why not you?
Try It.
SIXTY-FOUB BODIES ARE
TAKEN FROM MINE SHIFT
Most of Victims of Mine Horror in
Colorado Were Foreigners
Work of Rescue.
Delagua, Colo., $Jov. 10. Through j
two openings scarcljy 200 yards apart j
the dead and living are taken rrom
the Delagua mines of the Victor
American Fuel company at the same
time yesterday; hut the dead far out
numbered the living. I.ast night ."1
are known to be dead, while 18 es
caped alive.
Nine more charred and mangled
bodies found in No. 3 Victor mine
brings the list of dead to 64. The list
may reach 80.
R. Akakia, a Japanese, was found
insensible from the effects of ufter-
damp, regained consciousness yester
day, and found his way tf the sur
face. He was dazed and unable to
tell what passage he had come. The
escue crew followed back from No.
J. H. LAW,
House Furnishing
Department
COOKING UTENSILS OF EVERY
KIND ALUMINUM, NICKEL, COP
PER AND WHITE AND GRAY EN
AMELED STEEL; MOULDS, CUT
LERY, COOKING EARTHENWARE,
WOODENWARE. ETC.
THE BEST OF EVERY
THING IN THE BASEMENT
AT 35 I'ATTON AVE.
VIOLET GLYCERINE
SOAP '
True Odor of Violets.
Best 10c Soap Made.
C. A. Walker
Prescription Druggist
Agent for
Phones 183 and 132.
iimmtni
Chestnuts
creaming.
Pound. '
Elected
ORIS SHOES
The majority counted in fa
vor of ( )ris Shoes for men and
women is overwhelming. If
you did not vote its because
you have not had the pleasure
of knowing a pair by wearing.
Let us fit your next pair. Have
a reputation of wear from four
to fourteen months. Price $."1.50
and $4.00.
Nichols Shoe Co.
Cash Shoesters. On the Sq.
2 entry and soon brought 13 others
to the surface. Aknkia was greeted
with a salvo of benzais by his coun
trymen as he staggered down the hill.
Scarcely had the line of rescued
men begun to trickle from No. 2 mine
when carpenters were called to No. 3
entry to make rough stretchers, and
it became known that 35 bodies had
been found in No. 4 entry, north.
Later other bodies were found in the
same part of the mine, bringing the
total to 51. Last night 3.r bodies were
brought out of the mine.
Both living and dead found were
foreigners. Twenty-nine Mexicans
were found in one heap. Seven of
Hie department heads of the mine
are known to be buried in a fall 400
feet long, which blocks the main
slope. Three shifts are tearing away
the debris, but it may be days lefore
nil the bodies are recovered.
DON'T GET RUN DOWN
Weak and miwrable. If yon have Kidney or Blad
der trouble, Dull head m rm, DiKziue, NcrvoueiiepH,
Piihiiin the bavl:,anI feci lire I all over, get a park
as cf Mftt her Gray's AI.'MTK AM A N-LKAF.th
pli-synl herb curt', il never falla. Wc have many
loiiinnnTiila mini grateful prnplc who h ive und
lht won'terfiil r nudr. 'A a reuiaior it has n
equal. Ak for .Mmhcrfhay'a Australian if r
t inig 'i'. or pent hy m til for ftO eta, Hani
ueu. iiiiiinnn Tm MiiiTu 'mi On imf I 1
heavy sales of grape
fruj;t
Have resulted from this
shop's policy of supplying con
sumers ;it less than wholesale
price. The stock is not infe
rior hut the hest.
fiOe, 75c, $1 loz. $4.50 box.
Dealers not supplied at these
prices.
Ownbey's
Parker's Lucky Curve Foun
tain Pen for Ladies.
Mountain City Stationery Co.
23 Ration Ave.
J. Horrn Case
International
Automobile
Races
SAVANNAH, GA.
November 11th and 12th, 1910.
Tickets on sale November 9,
10, 11, final limit November 15.
Rate from Asheville $9.45, Bre
vard $9.45, Hendersonville
$8.75, Hot Springs $10.55,
Waynes villa $10.35.
Splendid opportunity to wit
ness the most spectacular auto
mobile races of the age.
For further information ap
ply to your Ticket Agents, or
address the undersigned.
J. H. WOOD,
District Passenger Agent.
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GOLD
FISH
Wo have a new lot of Oold
Fish ret alii ok at lKc each AUo
one. two and three gsllon Aqua
riums, Ornaments and Fish
Food. A circular giving gene:
al rules for the cars of the
Aquarium supplied on request.
Furs, the best things
in Ladies' ;& Misses'
Suits & Long Coats,
Novelty Sweaters,
Kimonas and Dress
ing Sacques.
Fine Dress Goods of
all kinds, Staple Dry
Goods and House
keeping Goods, fine
Rugs in all sizes, La
dies' and Misses' fine
Shoes, ready-to-wear
Hats and Children's
in new shapes.
Fine assortment of the forc
going lately opened and now
on sale. As a consequence we
are selling freely. In Fancy
(roods the stock is now very
strong, please remember. As
always the very best things go
first and on the first favorites
there are now no supplies in the
hands of wholesale people who
are hard at work on Spring
.Merchandise.
H. REDWOOD & CO.
Typewriters
Remingtons. Olivers, L. C. Smith and other Type
writers for Rent. All in good condition.
Hackney s Moale Co.
Leading Stalioners.
WASHINGTON AND TUSCULUM COLLEGE
An Ideal pluce to educate our son or daughter. Strong faculty, mor
al community, benutlful scenery, healthful climate, broad and liberal courses,
positive Christian Influences, expenses reasonable. For catalogue write the
president. REV. C. O. GRAY. D. D., Greenville, Tenn.
CADILLACS
and everything In automobile line
A stock of elegant new 1911
Cadillac Models in different
styles, just received.
Western Carolina Auto. Co.
Lexington xukl Walnut
Phone 80.
Sewing Machines
For Sale, Rent or Exchange.
Expert Repair Work.
Asheville Sewing Machine Co.
Phono 150. Legal Budding.
OBE H. DEAL,
Former Pupil Dana's Musical Institute,
Teacher of Violin
Call at residence 27 Highland St.,
or Phone 1727.
GUN METAL $3.50
tTREET BOOTS
Either cloth or kid top, are 11
For Rent
On the Square.
FOR A SWELL WEDDING RECEP
TION OK DINNER PARTY
or for Social Functions generally we
are turntHhlnfr the most sumptuous
wedding cakes, fancy and ornament
ed cakes, Charlotte russe. Paddy Shells
and High Grade Pastry. We can make
your entertainment a success that you
will he proud of when we furnish the
hake stuff such as can not he dupli
cated anywhere.
Thone your order.
Asheville
Steam Bakery
Phone (22 or 381.
Election
Returns
Indicate the people want
their laundry work done
the
NICHOLS WAY.
It's best. Conscientious
work and a well equipped
plant tell the tale of su
periority. Asheville Laundry.
J. A. NICHOLS, Manager
FOR SALE
FAR FAMED DRYMAN IIKIGHTS.
Estate of the late Capt. Sleppy of
Washington, D. C. Contains 70
acres. Views most beautiful. Four
miles from city.
Natt Atkinsons' Sons Company
steal Estate Dealers.
NOTICE
Customers are requeateu to call for
all hslr goods which we have made to
their order and all old pieces that we
have worked over as we inn not ha
longer responsible for work uncalled
for.
MISS CRUISE, 43 Ra,woou ht.
M.L. - -" ' " -'-' uuwUinA niuunil
presents.
YATES & McGUIRE,
our
iiigBanl il loi ir i llu r ((, ,( .,- ( gjgg I KAMI l
Newdft&igns, '.in many piece. ml Compare our vy j I