I - ir. n, j. I.. r
New Stock
Women's High
Class Waists
Plain tailored and hand embroidered White
AVnists, in Linen, Madras and Flaxon, price
$1.50, $2 and $2.50
These waists are not only perfect fitting,
beautifully tailored, but the embroidered de
signs are beautiful.
Suit Department
' New shipment Long Black Coats for Women
Prired at $5, $10 and $12.50
Nobby little Coat Suits for Misses and
Small Women in Broadcloth and mannish
mixtures, priced $18 to $25
Every garment has guaranteed linings.
7uc Long Hip Corsets 50c
This is decidedly the In-st value we have
over offered in so low a priced corset. All
sizes, 18 to 28.
KINDLEY'S
BAGMEN OF BAGDAD WERE NEW IMSIIILLE Till
ENTERTAINED BY . C. T.'S SERVICE IN EFFECT TODAY .
Class of 40 Initiated Into the Mysteries
el the Order Ceremonies Last
ed Several Hours.
The Comus guild of the Ancient
Mystic Order of Ragmen of Bagdad,
the social organisation of the United
Commercial Travellers, was entertain
ed Saturday night by Ashevllle coun
cil, No. 286. U. C. T.. In its hall on
South Main street. A class of some
forty members was Initiated info the
mysteries of the order. The object
of this order within nn order is the
same as the social organisations . , the
Masons and the Knights of Pythias, In
a measure corresponding to the Bhrln
n and the D. O. K. K.'s. and is con
sidered one of the Jolliest of soclnl or
ganisations. The ceremonies which were very In
teresting, began about 7:30 o'clock and
lasted three or four hours, Including
the Initiations. There were several
talks by the members.
There were many out of town v isi
tors and officers and they made their
headquarters at the Swannanoa hotel.
Many of the officers of the guild came
from Knoxvllle and other points in
Tennessee. Ashevllle Is also well rep
resented. A list or officers and the positions
lb y hold is given: George K. Preston.
ursnt ruler, of Knoxvllle. Tenn.; I'. M.
Meek, viceroy, of Knoxvllle, Tenn.;
J. E. Call, prime minister, Ashevllle, N.
'.; T. P. Reynolds, master of ceremo
nies. Chattanooga, Tenn.; W. J. John
son, chief of guides, Knorville, Tenn.;
Willis jnck, captain or rds. Knox
llle, Tenn.; A. W. Collins, caliph,
-Morristown, Tenn.; It. L Grant, out
side gata, keeper, Bristol. Tenn.; C. V.
Iiolderman, Inside gate keeper, Nash
llle. Tenn.; O. V. Parker, olloto, Ashe
vllle, N. C; R. B, Krepp (Amazada.
the handy man). Chattanooga, Tenn.;
H. B. Henderson. Metuphlsto, the dev
il, Knoxvllle, Tenn.
Angels never had to get the furnace
started, or maybe they wouldn't be
The fact that caffeine
The drug in coffee causes
Many obscure, annoying ills,
Ha induced thousands of
Thoughtful persons to
Change to welj-inade
P0STUAH
It contains no drug
Belt is rich in the necessary,
Vitalising food elements
Qf the field grains that
Dame Nature requiresior
Rebuilding body and brain.
Let a 10 days trial show you!
"There's a Reason"
roatnm Or-al Co. LUL.
Battle Creek, Mich.
Schedule Between Waynesville - Ashevillc
Most Convenient Ever
Inaugurated.
Effective today tho Asheville
Waynesvllle service of trains numbers
7 and 8 was restored. Train No. 8
leaves Waynesville at 7:45 a. m.. ar
riving here at 9:25 and returning. No.
7 leaves at 5:15 and arrives at
Waynesville at 6:45 p. m. This fur
nishes an admirable local service be
tween Waynesville, Clyde. Canton and
Ashevllle and Is the schedule the peo
ple have demanded for some while.
Ity this arrangement the people of
WaMiesville. Canton, Clyde, etc.. mas
come to Ashevllle and spend the en
lire day and return home at night.
This Is by far the most convenient
Schedule ever put on this line, the dif
ference being that the new schedule
of Nos. 7 and 8 is more convenient.
The attention of the public is di
r. eled to the fact that, these trains
do not run of Sunday.
I KI'ssKD IN "BLACK AN YEL
IOW." Vol "Football Colors" but the color
of the cf ' m containing Fnleys' llon-
nnd Tar Ihe best and safest cough
remedy for all coughs and colds, do
not accept a substitute but see that
you get the genuine Foley's Honey
and Tar In a yellow carton with black
letters. Sold by all Druggists.
E. J. H0LLINGER
Well Known Ashevllle Citlxen Dies at
M. rlMOthci Hospital How ins
Own Pa ' 1 H-arers Funeral.
E. J. Hollingcr. familiarly known to
his friend as "Jack" Holllnger, died
at 6:30 o'clock last night at tne Meri
wether hospital, where he had oetn
......... .... ihn stun. Mr. llollin-
k,t was a well known man of the city
and had been connected un
ninmhlne firm of J. C McPherson as
manager for several years. He also
was once connected with nan, i nrm.
. .... 1 1,, Mincer came heYe 22
or 2.1 veara ago from Cincinnati, and
was well IIKea n an r"
In contact with him.
Mr. llolllnger had tfl in falling
months and redlining
thi Hie end might not lie far off. he
wrote ii letler before enterln the hoa
i.ltol In which he chose hla paUhaar
ere. This letter was delivered to Mrs.
Mbiuitgor after 1 Is death.
The pallbearera choaen are w m.
J011e. J. .'. McPher.on, T. J. Irkln.
John Majrhlli. A. L Ouiacnaro anu ...
M Israel He was a member of the
Roval Arcanum and was for 10 or II
. ' ,. f the council here.
and was also a membef of Ml. Her-
mon lodge, No. us. a. r. -
and h. choae hla pallbearers from
th7;obS age Mr. Holllnger wa.
the republican candidate for city ta
colic, tor and made a rredltab e race
The funer' will he heio pm " "
realdence. 217 Haywood Ueet, at 10.
dock tomorrow morning and the In
terment will be at Hiveraioe
tery. .
Oeaitl or AJIvr.
, mi- What do you want, my little
""Tiul. lov (carryln a cmt)-l want
that r. voti offersd as a reward for
the return of your canary "
Lady That s not a canary; Its a
'"Ijttl. Bor-I O" ' the
blrd'a inalia Judfa,
BONNIE CASTLE IS
BURNED TO GROUND
Handsome Residence Near Lookout
Mountain Destroyed Fire
Originated in Roof.
"Ronnie Castle," a large summer
boarding house located near the font
ol' Lookout mountain and to the left
Of that peak from Ashevllle, was to
tally destroyed by fire yesterday after
noon shortly after 5 o'clock. "Bonnio
Castle" was built by Otis Miller about
20 years ago. It was a large frame
building with probably 15 to 20 rooma
and later was sold to J. C. Moore. For
the past few seasons it had been con
ducted as u summer boarding house.
The 1 .use, however, was closed for
the season a few weeks iigo and at the
time of the lire yesterday only Mr.
Moore was at home. It is presumed
that the building caught In the root
from leuves ignited by a spark from a
chimney. The lire was discovered by
II r. Westall, some distuncc away, and
by the time Mr. Westall reached the
seine the roof was burning fiercely.
Neighbors were aroused by the liamin
and efforts made to save the household
furniture. In this effort there was
some success although much of the
furnishings was destroyed. The names,
lea ping high in the heavens, were
watched by many people on the
square, during the afternoon while a
telephone message relative to the (Irs
was sent to lire headquarters. Th
tire-chart in headquarters showed
that the building was more than one
hall mile from ttie nearest plug ami
that It would be Impossible to render
assistance with hose and consequent
ly the department did not respond;
also the building was considerably out
of town. The building burned for
nearly an hour and was completely de
stroyed. The loss has nut been estimated.
GRIGGS LECTURE SERIES
Audiences Grew in Size, for the Last
Lectures, and Expenses Were
More Than Paid.
Saturday afternoon and evening the
udiences large from the beginning
-assembled to listen to Edward How
ard Griggs' line Shakespearean lecture
series, grew In size. It was Impossi
ble that they should grow in interest
and attention as these qualities were
superlative from the first. "Macbeth."
given Saturday afternoon, was the
most Intense of the series. A tragedy
of revenge. It stirs the emotions and
sweeps, the listener, as upon the swift
currc'ul f some somber subterranean
stream. "The Tempest," fitly chosen
us t,, Until lecture, was in strong con
u lo Mm both. Mr. Griggs brought
mil : II Ihe sweeinisFs in the philoso
phy ol "I?, . ;;ero" linking it to thai
oi Shakespeare himself as he had mcl
i'vd w ith advancing years. The large
h: ienee left the assembly hall with
re-tret that these marvellous lectures
wet e a end, tiul lo u state of mind
amine. I to Irok upon Hie with a large
and hopeful vision as did the poel
hen lie felt the approach of that
shadow through which the great ge
nius even as the ordinary mortal
Dlust w ::lk alone.
"lie Woman's ' lub Justified the con
fidence tin y pieced In the cultivated
people el th,' city when they brought
Mr. Orlgg's here to lecture. The ex
pepr'es were heavy, something .over
1300, but this has been covered, with
a fev doll us to jiparc. Already the
duo women of the city and many
others are eager for n second series
of lectures. Mr. Griggs' time is fully
engaged, up-to a year from next April.
It Is, however, probable that as soon
n i i N i of Itie different
clubs can decide upon a common study
theme they will engage Mr. uriggs
to lecture upon that subject.
TO I THE A COLO IN ONE DA
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money If It
falls to cure. E. W. C. ROVE'S signa
ture Is on each box. 25c.
"And you do really think I nm
beautiful. Jack?" ahc murmured, aa
ahe nestled up close to hM pink waist
coat, says Judge.
"Well urn ha Marie." said ha.
"yes. that Is. you are beautiful to me,
and who cares what other people
think, so long as we are satisfied.''
Whereupon, with a woman's perver
sity, she wept so hard Hint the color
on his waiMYoafrun nway us lust as
It knew how.
' '" "
GOWANS
King of Externals
Is Security for your
loved ones, Ethical
nli v si nans aay bow
la) Ii
ans is we nesi. it
Sositively Cures all
lis arising from In
lamination or Con
gestion such as Pneu
monia, Croup, Colds.
are clrwi Cowan Pnntntjoo
m thorough test, his th BUST
mnparoo on tkx nwttit lor th
rro.'ftWo. Cnop. Cold.,
Cwttto J AS. . 8MTB, M. D.,
AuguttA, Otoftfa
WY TQ-MY! HAVE IT III THE HOME
AllInsL. ! SO, t..
Mcmr.i eo nuauus. a. C.
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toaMI-i-W aw
Royal Baking
Powder hot
biscuit is the
luxury of eat
ing, the acme of
healthful food
ROYAL
Baking
Powder
Absolutely I
Pure
The absolute
protection of
our bread, bis
cuit and cake
from alum is j
in the use of
ROYAL Baking I
Powder only.
The only baking B
powder made
from Royal Grape
Cream cf Tartar.
The Gridiron
Princeton. N. J., Nov. 14. Yale
'rlnceton 3. The Princeton football
eleven Baturda) lost an opportunity
f a lifetime, a a opportunity to go
through the football season of 1910
without defeat, and possibly without
being scored upon, but they lacked
aggressiveness, a characteristic so
pronounced In previous tiger elevens.
Georgia Techs ijost to anderbllt.
Atlanta, Oa Nov. 14. After play-
ng Vanaeriiiit i" a sianusiin in me
Mrst half of the football game here
Saturday afternoon, the Georgia Tech
earn weakened in the bitter part of
the session, resulting In the Commo
dore's scoring four, touchdowns and
threo goals, liotb. teams playing
straight football. Minul score 2 3 to 0.
Tech showed remarkable Improve
ment over past performances and the
ulisence of fuinlillna was noticeable.
Davldaon Kan Aiay With South
Carolina.
Davidson. N. ('.. Nov. 14. David
sons "electric inaesine, me ngnieni
footliall eleven In tne south, ran away
w ith the University M South Carolina
Saturday afternoon, Liverwhelmlng the
Palmetto 'varsity hM a score of &3 to
Carolina was In t1
oor form and the
lightning-like pi
of the fraabyte
Hans swept them off1
their feet.
Georgetown IK-IVnl Virginia.
Washlngtoi!. .(
14. Before onr
Of the largest en
nessed a footliall
ton, (ieorgetoKii
1 that ever wit
me In Wnshlng-
veralty Saturday
defeated the l'nlve
Ity of Virginia
If, to 0. This Is th first time that
Ocorgctown has wol
foolball alnce the tw
from Virginia at
rhools resumed
athletic relations In
f0.
Georgetown's def
Inse was sfroim
and only on i as
V irglnla able to
make first down. (
jetown resort
ed to Ihe old style
of ptay for her
Bains. But twice
4. is the forward
paaa attempted
('oslello, quarterback
for Georgetown, waa
4the star, kicking
three goals from thd
Held. The plsv-
Ing of Kelly also w a feature.
Auburn Won Ifom Tiiuiuc.
Gulfport, Miss., Nov. 4.1 Five
touchdowns and a nld gonl tells the
itory of the defeat If Tulane unlver
aitv here Saturday liy Auburn, tin
llnal score being SS to 0. The team
from New Orleans Waa outweighed
gnd outclaaaed and. although playing
a good game, had ml chance with the
Alnbama men on thislow field ar un
packs sand. Htrakht football was
played all the way tiough.
Other Glnim.
At Minneapolis Minneapolis 28;
Wisconsin 0. I,
Vt Phlladelphla-jPennayWanla 0;
Michigan 0; tie.
At Ithaca CorneM 18; Chicago V.
At Annapolis Navy 6; Carlisle 0.
At West Point West Point 13; Vil
la Nova 0.
At lialtlmore Johns Hopkins uni
versity 14; St. Johns college 0.
At Providence Brown 50; Ver
mont 0.
At Cambridge Harvard 18; Dart
mouth 0.
At"" Birmingham Sewanee 30; Ala
bama 0.
At St. Louis St. Louis university 9;
Kentucky State 0.
At South Bethlehem Lehigh 25;
Carnegie Tech o.
At Gettysburg Gettsburg 10; Dick
inson 3.
At Lancaster, Pa. Gallaudet 46;
Franklin and Marshall 0.
At Portland, Me. Bates 0; Tufts 0.
At Amherst, Mass. Amherst 9;
Williams 0.
At Middletown, Conn. Wesleyan 9;
New York university 6,
At New Haven Harvard Freshmen
14; Yale Freshmen 9.
At Worcester, Mass. Holy Cross 0;
Worcester Polytechnic 0.
At Durham, N. C. U. S. Training
Ship Franklin 11; Wake Forest 0.
At Haleigh Agricultural and Me
chanical college 50; Richmond col
lege 0.
At Norfolk Washington and Lee 5;
Untversity of North Carolina 0.
At Lynchburg V. P. I. 16; George
Washington 0.
At Lexington, Va. Virginia Military
institute 8; Maryland Agricultural col
lege 0.
At Richmond, Va. Randolph-Ma
con 10; Hamden-Snyder 3.
At Williamsburg. Va. St. Vincent's
19; William and Mary 5.
JUDGE COUNCIL'S ASLE
CHARGE TO GRAND JUDY
Crime of "Pistol Toting" and Violation
of the Prohibition Law Dwelt up
on Good Roads, etc.
Superior court for the trial of
criminal cases began this morning?
with Judge W. B. Council of Hickory
presiding. The court room was well
filled with the usual crowd of specta
tors when the selection of a grand
Jury bus begun. Judge Council made
one of the clearest, most precise and
thoughtful charges to the grand Jury
that has perhaps ever been heard
here and numbers of the Ashevllle
bar congratulated him upon such a
clear expounding of the subject of
the law.
The first part of his charge was
confined to the relation of law and
government. He dwelled with partic
ular emphasis upon the careful en
forcement of the prohibition laws and
said the grand Jury and the people
should not look upon these laws in a
rabid sense hut should wtih coolness
try to enforce them to get the best
results.
The crime of pistol toting was one
that he dwelled upon forcefully, and
declared that the people and the
grand jury should put on eyeglasses
and liow many of theso offenders
(HHttl be ferreted out and brought to
justice. He touched upon the law
I dealing with slandering Innocent wo
men and seduction under promise of
in irringe. and wished If any cases of
this nature were known to exist the
offenders should be brought to Jus
tice. He approved of the good road work
being done In the county and said
that good roads should be encouraged
as much as possible as they were one
of the most important factors In
building up a community. He thought
eveiy road overseers should consider
It a great duty to see that the roads
over which he has charge should lie
well kept.
Judge Council declared that a good
road overseer was one whom the peo
ple would some day want to promote
to other positions. In this connection
he charged the grand jury to look
into the conditions on the county
chain gangs where the convicts were
working on the roads and see that
they were properly attended fo. He
ipproved of convicts being employed
on the roads Instead of lying In the
jails, and believed It was healthier for
them If properly cared for.
The grand jury Is composed of the.
following: O. A. Webster, foreman;
J. M. Alexander, H. H. Littrell, J. P.
Monday. C. W. Brown, M. Korstberg,
W. A. Lynch, J. G. Morgan. IJoyd
Uunsford. James Reece, W. L Peebles,
B T rlhuford. W. U Dillingham, R.
H. Hchank. L D. Deweese, E. H.
IVnley, G. L Pulton.
The Smith estate hotel case, coming
upon motion to confirm the report of
the sale of the property was set for
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock al
though this may be changed to Thurs
day morning.
It Is said that both sides desire to
go Into the trial of the case against
K. C. Watklns charged with kil ing
H. Bunting at Black Mountain more
than a year ago. If this case Is tried
It will probably be gone into next
week.
The solicitor took a not pros In thi
case of State against Ed. Harbin,
charged with retailing.
Ihni'y 1 Alexander. Huge ne rowan.
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of growing hair and curing baldness
In (3 out of every 100 eases where
used according to directions (or
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seem like a strong statement It la.
and we mean It to be, and no one
should doubt It until they have put
our claims to en actual test
Wo are so certain Kexall "93 " Hair
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stop falling hair and grow new hair,
thut we personally give our positive
guarantee to refund every pegny paid
us for It in every Instance where It
doeu Mil give entire satisfaction to the
user. ' , .' : ' '
Rexall "98" Hair Tonic is as pleaa
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Bold only at our atore The Kexall
Store Smith's Drug Store. Pack Ho
opp. Public Library. , . . , , , . . . . . .
Did Your Read Our Adver
tisement Yesterday?
If Not, Come Here Tomorrow,
Anyway. Bargain Surprises
Await You.
Our Coat Suit Department for Misses and Women of
fer values that will surprise the most economical women.
Cold Weather
Underwear, Blankets, Comforts, Wear Apparel, Shoes
and Hosiery are here to make you comfortahle.
"THE STORE THAT
ASHEVILLC.
and William Johnston, three negroes,
pleaded guilty to gambling. Alexan
der and Cowan were lined $10 and
costs and Johnston $ir and costs.
Wlnt Owenby submitted to an af
fray. Claud Palmer, assault with a deadly
weapon, fined $25 and cost.
Ham Caldwell, charged with lurceny,
plead guilty of forcible trespass; sen
tenced to four months.
William Thomas. Charlie Williams
and Hardy Burnett, all charged with
carrying concaled weapons, waived
bills, plead guilty, and received short
road sentences.
MILLS BOUND TO COURT ON
A FALSE PRETENCE CHARGE
O. C Mills, who, during the last
few months, has been involved In suits
onnccrning alleged irregularities In
the matter of the guardianship of
Phyllis Hipp und Inter demoved
rem the guardianship, was bound
r to court Saturday after
noon on the charge of obtaining mon-
under false pretence. The case was
heard before Magistral- Gudgor and
bond of $400 was required.
The case Is the outcome of an al-
eged real .-state transaction between
Mills and W. It. Williams, the plain
tiff. wh,ch took place In the spring
or lava, ihe pitman allege? mat a
deal was proposed by Mills by which
Mills was to exchange a lot cn Gaston
street for property belonging to Wil
liams In Kalrvlew, and that Williams
paid Mills $1K0 In addition. The deal
was never completed and it is charged
that Mills had no lot on Gaston street
and that the plaintiff has not been
able to recover his money, nor the
deed to the Falrview property.
HEXAMETltfY LENETKTRAMINE
Is the name of a German chemical,
one of the many valuable Ingredients
of Foley's Kidney Remedy. Heax-
methylenetetramlne Is recognised by
medical text books and authorities
as a uric acid solvent and antl-septlc
for the urine. Take Foley's Kidney
Remedy promptly at the first sign of
kidney trouble and avoid a serious
malady. Sold by all Druggists.
When Women linn Politics.
Visitor (to her honor, the mayor)
hear yer gonna give a racket up
atcher home on the ayenoo. Now, 1
carry the vote of the Ninth ward In
muh handbag. Do I get a bid for me
an' muh steady, or don't I? Puck.
Mr. Otto Paul, Milwaukee, Wis.
says . oleys Honey nnd Tar Is still
more than the best. He writes us,
'All those that bought it think It Is
the best for coughs and colds they ev
er had and 1 think It is still more
than the best. Our baby had a bad
cold and It cureil him In one day.
Please accept thanks. Sold by all
Druggists.
Purest and Best
Rumford Baking Powder
Going Ahead
Tou muat do one thing or the 04 bar.
A stagnant buslneaa la certainly anything but th pride of the
community.
The "going ahead" merchant haa the proper kind of Illumina
tion for his establishment fixtures that are modern, up-to-date
and give the greatest amount of good light at the least coat, Tho
"going back" man puts hla faith In old and obsolete methods
and fixtures. .
Wa await TOUR demands tor anything elactrfcaX
Ashevillc Electric Company
PHON
ju" - rniM t
SAVES YOU MONEY I
smppinu a Leak.
Yes, we found our cook was pass
ing a lot of our domestic supplies
through a hole in the back rtnee."
"You discharged her, of course?"
"Discharged her! No, Indeed. We
nailed up the fence."
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 la best
and safest for all coughs and efftds.
Sold by all Druggists.
NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given by the mayor
and board of aldermen of the city of
Ashcville, as required by law. that the
city engineer has made a survey and
tiled his report In the office of the city
lerk. showing the amount of work
done and the. cost thereof In the mat
ter of paving and otherwise improv
ing College street from Oak street 'o
east end of Poplar street, In snld rity,
and also showing the name of each
abutting owner thereon, the number'
of front feet of each lot and the pro
rata share of cost of such street Im
provement to be assessed against such
real estate. And notice Is hereby fur
ther given that at the first regular
meeting of the said board of aldermen,
to be held after the expiration of ten'
(10) days from this date, said board
of aldermen will consider said report
and if. no valid objections be made
thereto the same will be adopted and
approved by said board and the liens
and assessments of said street Im
provements will then become complete
and operative.
November 14, 1910.
G. HA LY BURTON,
239-10t.
City Clerk of Ashcville
NOTICE.
North Caroura, Buncombe County
In the Superior Court.
Florence Murrey vs. John Murrey.
The defendant above named will
take notice thut an action entitled as
above has been commenced in the Su
perior court of Buncombe county, to
obtain an absolute divorce; and the
said defendant will further take notice
thut he la required to appear at the
term of the superior court of said
county to be held nn the IM Monday In
Decern txer, 1910. at the cu house In
said county. In Ashevllle. N. ('.. and
answer or demur to the complaint In
said action or the plaintiff will apply
to the court for th.' relief demanded
In said complaint.
This the 12th day or Nov.. 110.
MARCUS ERW1N.
Clerk Superior Court.
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