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Monday,' October 2, 1911. THE ASHEVILLE OAZETTl-NEWS. PAG2 IT73 Social SE0 Happenings ' J JL , ... ' ' Pythian Sisters. .A movement Is now on foot In Asheville to organize a temple of Pythian Siiteri. This order Is related to the Pythian lodge In about the same way that the Eastern Star is related to the Masonic lodge.. At present there Is no organization In this state and It Is the object of the organizer to form the first temple in the: state In this city. . . The. organlxerj.la. Mr.. Jennie . E: Dreesqn of Savannah, who has been In the city for several days, working out the preliminary plans.' Mrs. Dreeson Is the official organizer of North Car olina and has had wide experience in the work, having organized the first temple In Georgia, at Savannah, six years ago. Mrs., C. C. Myers of Ashe ville has been ably assisting her here In the preliminary work and numbers of ladies In the city have been Been and have signed the charter. A call ed meeting of these ladles will be held In the Pisgah lodge room tomorrow afternoon at 6 o'clock, and all ladies Interested in. the movement are cor dially invited to attend. ; It la hoped to institute the temple Wednesday night - '- vwm.w&i Members of the Pythian lodge may belong to this temple as ; honorary, members, and a number ; of Asheville Pythlans have, already decided to Join the temple when it Is Instituted. Engagement Announced. ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank toughran have murto announcement of the engage ment and aonroachlng marriage of their daughter, ' Miss Adelaide, to James Gill of New York. The mar riage ' will probably take place at a verv . early date.- and will be a quiet home affair, at the residence of the bride's parents on North Main street. uia. Iiuchran 1 one of the most nnmilar members of Ashevllle's young er set and she will be greatly mlwed hv her numberless friends here. Mr. QUI Is a business man of New York an, th foiini couple will reside In that city. -- ,-' . ft , Miss Cora Lee Drummond enter tained Saturday afternoon at her bun galow. Pine Logs, with a large tea party In honor of Miss Frances Uu four, who Is shortly to be married, 1 no party wu .mieiiuu uy un .ww. vunktji and was one of the prettiest of the season. The bungalow was artis tlcally decorated for the occasion, roses and dahlias being the flowers used, and was artificially lighted with tlnv. Dlnk-shuded candles. Miss Drummond was assisted In entertain Ing by Mrs. Charles Malcom Piatt, Mrs. Theodore F. Malloy and Mrs. Pendleton H. Orlffln of New York were mistresses of the tea, kettle and were assisted at pouring by Mrs. Ellse Dufour and Mrs. J. A. Fessonden of Ctamford, Conn. " The young ladles who served were Misses Bettle Sites, Hortense Jones, Susanna : Allport, Margaret. MlHomW and Martha Wool drldge. - I A camping party 'composed of Prof. Qeorga T. Caldwell of the High school faculty and six of the 'High school boys, Herbert Jarvla, Milton Brown David Balrd, Wallace Wright, Leroy Owens and Carl Messier, left Ashe ville Friday afternoon and returned yesterday morning. . The party went out to Dr. Ambler's lodge Friday night and from there climbed Craggy and returned by way of Bee Tree and Swannanoa. They report a most de llghtful outing. - Mr. Caldwell - con ducted Sunday school on the summit of Craggy, ' . it "' Mrs. Henry B. King entertained quits a number of her friends on' last Friday evening with a costume ball at her horn on Merrlmon avenue. Invitations had been out for soma time and the response to these was almost unanimous. A large crowd at. tended and were treated to some of tits rarest entertainment of the sea. son. The costumes, as worn by both the ladies and gentlemen, were varied and gorgeous. Only a few failed to appear In costume and those who did showed Ingenuity and rare good taste in choosing their fancy dresses. . ft. - The Confederate choir met with the Confederate veteran in the court house Saturday and added ' to ' the p! assure of the occasion by serving refreshment. About 40 of the vet ersns were present and all seemed to enjoy themselves to the fullest ex tent - ft ft The Ann Aston Missionary socle ty of Central Methodist church will hold a social meeting at the resident of Mrs. J. T. Bledsoe on Merrlmon avenue tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. All visitor In the congrega tion are Invited. . ft ft - (An Interesting program on state missions has been arranged by the Young Woman's auxiliary of the First , Baptist church to be given this even. Ing at I o'clock In the lecture room of the church. . , , . , . ,ft.;,ft . , .- Green Corn Holders A VLRY useful and in expensive article. It holds the ears of corn nicely. The ear need not bo touched wilh the hands. , 60 Cts. Per Pair Compare our rkes. Arthur M. Field Company Church SUu.t on J , ; , Pr-tOH Ave. Mrs. Mitchell Has Weary Search for Relief Physi cians State No Hope for Recovery. , Morganton N. C "My health hnd been a wreck for years," says Mrs. C. Mitchell of this city. " ' - -'When I was 16 years old I com. enced to suffer. I could cold, and It went Into a fever. , I stayed In' bad health and though I used all kinds of medicine, I go no re lief until I tried Cardut, the woman's tonic. Cardul cured me. 1 It la the best medicine I ever used. I cannot praise jpnough. Then, some time ago, I was taken down again very bad. The doctors all said I could not live, and they gave me up. I used Cardul and was great- relieved. Now I am entirely well. Cardul Is a good medicine and worth s weight in gold! I will keep It in my home all the time, as I do not want to be without it." Do you wonder why Cardul is so popular when it has cured so many sick and ailing women, after other medicines had failed?- The reason Is that It goes to the spot that needs attention and does the work that Is required. All women' need Cardul, the wo man's tonic at times. When you do, will you try it? Please do. N. B. Write to: Ladies' Advisory Dept., Chattanooga, Medicine Co. Chattanooga, Tenn., for Special In structions, and 4-page book, "Home Treatment for Women," sent In plain wrapper, on request. Fred Reeves and Doc Roberts of Weaverville left this morning for Oak Ridge to attend the automobile school at that, place. . r" .. Misses Mottle and Lucy Davis spent the week-end in Brevard. ft ft - W. S. Hyams, clerk of the United States court, has gone to Bakersvllle to visit friends and relatives. He will be gone about a week. ft ft Mr. and Mrs. George A. Devenenn of Charleston are visiting In Asheville for several days. ft ft J. R. Dew of Salisbury is in the city today. ft ft John J. Leigh 1 here on business from Old Fort ft ft Joe Riggs, who Is spending some time at Candler, la visiting friends In Asheville today. , ft ft D. D. Littlejohn was here yesterday front Btatesvllle. ft ft I Carr arrived In the city yesterday from Forney. ' . ' ; ft ft O. H. Edwards of High Point Is In the city on business. ft ft Joseph W. Holt Is in the city for a few days from Highland Lake. - ft ft C. w. Brooch of Morganton was here Saturday. ft ft Thurman Williams and W. F. Swift came over from .Waynesvllle ana spent Sunday in Asheville. 'ft ft R, O. Hunt of Balsam was an Ashe villa visitor Saturday. ft ft W. L. Currie ha returned to Mor ganton, after a business trip in the city. ft ft Miss Blanche Herndon and sister, Mrs. N. B. Dawson, returned to Dur ham today, after a visit to Mrs. Oay Greene. , . t . ft ft t . Miss Josephine R. Ouffln, who has been for about six year home mis slonary for the Methodist churches of the city; left Saturday for her new field of labor at Cooleemee. ft ft Miss Bessie Hill, who has spent the summer In Weaverville, left this moriv- lng for the eastern part of the state. TURKS FANATICAL; POWERS WARN ITALY (Continued from page 1) mas of conflicting report ana mors It 1 utterly impossible at the present stage to sift the grain truth concerning the opening days of the Turkish-Italian war. It seems .certain that the reported destruction of the Turkish fleet Is un true. In fact the only result of the first three days' hostilities which can be vouched for. Is the destruction of the Turkish destroyers by the Duk of Abruszl's ships off Prevesa. The Tripoli cable Is closely sealed, so that It Is Impossible for the outside world to know what Is going on there. The, Ottoman government clearly not In a hurry find the most signifi cant news of the) day Is the determl nation of the Turkish council again to appeal to the pjwem, and In the meantime suspend offensive measures. According to the Dally Telegraph Rome correspondent, Germany an Austria have already made unofficial representations to Italy of their die pleasure at her procedure, and there in If these representations are ' l nored they will be followed In anoth er shape by "humiliation to Italy. ' According to Information from dip lomatlo source the landing of Itul tens at Prevesa is greatly resented by Austria and Germany, and had muc to do with their roported change of attitude toward Italy. Turkey's Internal politic probably accounts in a large measure for her hesitation In taking the offensive, Hutd Paalis the new grand vlslcr, con tlnucs his efforts to form coalltio W wish to announce to the public that owing to our Increased business we have beenbllirrt'o- enlarge our force in our Key and Lock Depart merit, and are prepared to attend wnrk of this kind Immediately. W nrry at all times a full and coin pic Ian) (if kevs .i m. rrti'V o... : , ; --f I k I ! $3.50-44.00 Oris Shoes There are no shoes better for wear service and" " good looks than Oris Shoos for the price. There are lew so good. Today is the time to buy them, and right here at this cash store is the place. We've your size anxious to ake a walk with you.' We do repairing. Nichols Shoe Co. Cash Shoesters.' On the Sq. ministry, but finds the task a diffi cult one. Cruisers Sunk Is Report. The Dally Chronicle's Constantino ple correspondent says: News of Turkish disaster and vic tory reached the capital Sunday and the fighting spirit of the Turks Is ris ing to a fanatical height A wlredess message to the admiralty says . that two Italian cruisers have been sunk off an unnamed point in the arch! pelngo. It Is presumed that the tor pedo boats had a hand In this affair. The news electrified the peoplo and rigorous precautions are belntf taken to thwart the movements of the Ital ian fleet In the archipelago. Strict orders have been Issued to the marine agents not to light the lighthouses beyond the Dardenelles. "An excited crowd at Stamboul at tacked the Italian postoffice. An Ital ian steamer with a valuable cargo has been captured near 'the entrance of the Bosphorus. ' "It Is rumored that Pervesa, In Eu ropeen Turkey, ha been taken by the Italians and several Turkish ships without coal, have been pounced upon and seized. Close secrecy Is observed as to the movements of the Turkish warships, and the newspapers are forbidden, on pain of heavy penalties, to publish any such news. Much is hoped for from intervention by the powers, ' but 'It Is rumored that the sultan's personal appeal to the king of England elicited a reply to the effect that It Is too late for the powers to take such political action as Turkey desired. Volunteers are enrolling them selves In great numbers In ' many places. . 'AH around the frontiers is un rest and hasty preparation. Turkey's chronic troubles the lack of ready money, has become acute. She is fac ing the war with the ridiculously small sum of $5,000,000 In her treas ury, i Extra forces are In the capital to prevent antl-ltalian disorder. (The Italian charge, CIgnor dl Martlno, left here." Japan to Remain Xentral. Toklo, Oct, Z. It Is declared that Japan will issue a proclamation de claring strict neutrality In the war be tween Turkey and Italy. British Ship Innured. London, Oct 3. Insurance against the risk of capture nt sea was taken at Lloyd's on a British ship carrying coal to Turkey as It was thought she ra'ght be seized by the Italian fleet on the ground that the coal was In tended for the Turkish navy. The rate was not heavy. Summer Pan-Cake. ' made from Wheat-Heart Self-Rising Pancake Flour. Easily digested. All grocer. . Vaudeville, Opera House, Dally. Leave order for engraved Invita tion and cards at Brown Book Co. Vlavi Office $10-211 Legal Bldg. tf Health Talks Friday 4 p. m. FOR SALE Fine Residence situation, 75x150. if sold at once. lots good Price $900. Moale, Chiles Redwood & Real Estate and Insurance . 27 Patton Ave. FRESH MALAGA GRAPES , ' ' . , 'Those ore the first on the market and ave as cheap as can le. ' - f One pound 18c, two pounds 35c, three pound3 50c . YATES &:McGUiREj: 23 Haywood Ct. IN SUPERIOR COURT rattciKon Gets $2000 Damage Verdict -Tuttlo vs. Elwtrio Company Now on Trial. In Superior court this morning the case of Sherman Patterson vs. Ashe ville Steam Laundry was given to the jury. At 3 o'clock this afternoon the Jury had not reached an agreement. The plaintiff is suing the defendant company for $10,000 damage for al leged Injured received some months ago. The case, of Rachael Tuttle vs. Asheville Electric company was taken up after the Journey had been given case of Patterson vs. Asheville Steam Ijiumlry. The plaintiff Is sueing the Asheville company for damages for alighting from one of the company's cars on Southside nvenue several months sgoj She alleges that she darted to alight and the car went ahead before she could do so and she was thereby thrown to the ground. She Is sueing for $1950. The ease was tried at the last civil term of Superior court and the plaintiff was awarded $1248 by the Jury. One of the Juorors, iiowever, made affidavit that another juror, had said, 1efore the Jury was impanelled that. he. were chosen on the Jury he would award the plain tiff damages. On this affidavit the judge. In his discretion, set the ver dict aside. ' NIGHT SCHOOL Schedule Arranged and Tcwhers Se .euro for Y, M. C. A. Night School, Wliioll Begins Tonight. The night school, which has been organized for the wlptcr.by the Y. M. Now Is the time to take jour plants in for the win ter. We carry a line of Flower Pots in all sizes We also carry a large line of Jardlnlers In earthware and brass J. H. Law, 31 Pattoa At. MILLINERY . 5 Haywood Street. FOR SALE Two Choice Lots on College Campos. Very attractive price. NATT ATKINSONS' SONS COMPANY. FOR SALE CHEAP 1 Draft or Surrey Horse 1$50 lbs. I years old. 1 Mule 1100 lb. 7 years old. 1 Mule 800 lbs. It years old. " 1 Shetland Pony, Cart, Harness. 14 passenger Surrloi, Rubber Tire, built by Mayor. 1 Surry, passenger, Steel Tire, built by Columbus Buggy Co. Several sets of ' Double, Single Harness. Millard Livery Co. Phone) 180. S1.X5 N. Main St. ri::KL 173. HOOD tedwooc Fine Goats and Suits for Ladies and Misses Fine Coats and Overcoats for Men and Boys Fine Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, &c. for everybody Fine Shoes and Hats for Everybody Fine Fancy Goods and Smallwares Fine Dry Goods of All Kinds Fine Rugs, Trunks, Rags, Steamer Ru gs, &c. C. A., will open tonight The. pros pects for the school are very bright, and it is generally bellcived that such an institution will be of great service to the working boys of the town and those who are unable to attend school for tianclal reasons. The latter will not only be furnished free tuition, but the necessary books. The following schedule of classes has been arranged: Probntlon club, 8:30 o'clock Tuesdays and Thursdays, bookkeeping and shop mathematics at S o'clock, typewriting, 7 o'clock; and drawing at 9 o'clock on the samo evenings. Business English, spelling, writing and arithmetic will come at 7:30 o'clock on Mondays and Thurs days. EIGHT INCINERATED Parents Vnable to Save Tlieir Sleep ing Children front Ieatli by Fire. Indiana, Pa., Oct. 2. Eight child ren of Mr. and Mrs. William Diaz of lieshbon, near here, ranging in age from 13 years to three months, were burned to death Sunday when fire de stroyed the family home. The parents, nfter discovering the ilames, Heft the children in their beds For Rent FURNISHED. 5 -room bungalow , ....$40.00 5- rodm cottage. , 50.00 10-room house, close In BO.OO 6- room house, Chestnut St.. . 60.00 7- room house, Manor grounds., 60.00 8- room house, Victoria 65.00 The H. F. Grant Realty Co. 48 Patton Ave. BUTTER CRUST BREAD Leads in nourishment, and all bread qualities and weighs full sixteen ounces to the pound. Ask your grocer or phone G22. Asheville Steam Bakery Cor. Patton and Asheland Ave. The Mountain City Steam Laundry Requests the patronage of the public, because it is equip ped for doing first class work in A way that will satisfy the moft exacting. Mountain City Laundry Phone 42. I FLOWER BULBS Wo can supply . Hya cinths, Tulips, Crocus, Freesia," Chinese Lilies, Jonquils and various Nar cissus. For Spring Flow er bulbs must bo set out in the fall." GRANT'S PHARMACY Pure Drus and Seeds. k Co, and went to the first floor where they mado an attempt to extinguish the lire. The blaze spread rapidly, how ever, and they were unable to return to rescue the little ones. The Theato wants to see you tonight MOUNTAIN MEADOWS INN Open throughout October and No vember; these months being the most beautiful time In the mountains. Ex cellent servlie, scenery unsurpassed, home comforts, dinner parties a spe cialty. Phone 328. F0lEYSIffl)HEYFIlIS Buy your ticket and give order for baggage to be checked from your residence to destination. Baggage Transfer and Railway Ticket Office same room, 60 Patton Ave. Moving and Storage. Try some of our HACKMO FABRIC Correspondence Paper 25c Per Pound Envelopes, HACKNEY & STATIONKUS. BATTERY ASHEVUXJE, J. P. SAWYER, President T. C. Coxe, V-Prea. Capital Surplus and Profit! TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING BUSINiufS. Special attention given to collections. Four percent. Interest paid on time deposits. BRASS IRON ENAMEL Some, of the best values we have ever shown a big, shipment just in. Springs and mattress at exceptional low prices. Call and see the offering. Beaumont Furniture Co. tiione looa. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SCHEDULE, EFFECTIVE SEPT. 17, 111. Schedule figure published a Inform, tlon and are not guaranteed. Eastern ARRIVES FROM No. I Lake Toxaway.. .11:11 a.m. No. I Sarannah and Jack sonville. ... .. .. t:10 p.m. No. 11 Washington A New York, Norfolk and Richmond ... .... 1:41 p.m. No. It Cincinnati ft Louis ville, 8t Louis and Uemphla 1:01 p.m. No. II Charleston ft Co- lumbla. ... ... 1:11 p.m. No. II Murphy and Waynes vllle.. ... .... f:IS p.m. Nol 10 Murphy and Waynes vllle ll.8l p.m. No. It Waynesvllle . 1:00 a.m. No. II Ooldsboro and RaV- , elgh 1:40 p.m. No. IT Charleston ft Oo- lumbla.. ., No. It Cincinnati i Cairo... . . No. 11 Wash., N. Richmond. . No. II Memphl ft tanooga. ... .... No. 41 Charleston, Macon and Atlanta.. ... 7:00 am. No. 1-41 New Orleans ..10:10 a.m. No. 101 Bristol KnoxvUle No. 101 Bristol. Knoxvllle and Chattanooga .10:11 p.m. and Chattanooga .. 7:10 a.m. N. B. No coach passenger handled oa I-4L and train stops to dis charge passenger only, I Through sleeping cars dally to. and from New York, Philadelphia, Balti more. Washington, Richmond, Norfolk, Charleston (1), Cincinnati I), Memphis (t), Atlanta, Macon, Jacksonville. Savannah, St Louis. Lotilsvin. Through sleeping car to and from New Orleans via Atlanta and I ft N. Ry arriving as 1-41 on Tuesday, T bursday aad Saturdays, retunuu .3, leaving Asheville same date. Through sleeping car to and from NeW Orleans via Chattanoor S"1 Queen and Creecent, arriving Wednesdays, Fridays and Isndays, r' Ing Monday. Wednesday aad Frif. Chair car AHhevllle to AuguaU Trains It and 14. Chair Cwn Wnynesville and Ooldsboro, Trains 11 and S3. I Sleeping furs Waynesvllle to Clmr lemon trHln4' 17 and ? ' "GwoMne Mpoelal" train 17 enit 19 O111; !( - n ( lining, car JJrv.-e nd Ot n-rviulc'! t 't - ' n. x . c - - ,1 r Sproats MILLINERY PARLORS Oatee Building. FALL MILLINERY HAIR GOODS Combs, Barretts, and a full line C the latest Toilet Articles, Shampoo ing, Facial Massage, Manicuring and Chiropody. -. , MISS CRUISE'S SHOP Phone 10. 25 Haywood 8b M. WEBB Co. Millinery. Importers Club Bldg Haywood St. 10c per pkg. MO ALE CO. S WEST PACK PARK BANK If. CL E. SLUDER, V-Prea. J. E. RANKIN, Cashier ... ... $100,000 .,.$130,000 BE.DS tT S. MAIN ST. Time. DKPARTS FOR 1 No. Lake Toxaway ... . 1:40 p.m. No. 10 Savannah ft Jack sonville ....... .. 4:10 No, 11 Cincinnati. Bt Louis. Memphis and Louis ville. ..... ..... 1:01 No. It Washington ft New York, Norfolk and Richmond... 1:11 p.m. No. 14 Atlanta ft Charles ton. ... ... .. .. T:0l a.m. No. 17 Wayp.vUl ft Mur phy ... 1:10 a.m. No. 10 Waynesvllle ft Mur phy. ....... 1: 10 p.m. No, II WaynesvlUe.-.. ... 7:11 p.m. No. tl Raleigh ft Oolds boro .. 1:01 No. 17 Cincinnati and. Chi. ' Chicago - .. 7:10 p.m. ... .10:11 a.m.'.N Columbia ft Charles- . and f OB 1,:, .. . 1:10 a.m. No. II Memphis ft Chatta- Chat- nooga. .. 10:10 p.m. .... 1:10 a.m. No. II Washington, Rich mond ft New York 7:10 a.m. No. 41 Atlanta. Macon and New Orleans... . . 1:10 p.m.'
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