To have pure fend wholesome "
food,' be sure that your baking
powder is made from cream
of tartar and not from alum.
V The Label will guide you
yRoyal is the only baking v -:
Powder made from Royal ;;J.'v':
i i Grape Cream of Tartar,'-. I
' v'y ;r vi jJ'i
.'o Alum No Lima Piiosptiatcs
t-l ' 1 i J 1 u-iu i-iji . . -a' n-i-j jga
rl . . ... . . ' . ..
'jrrfrr a ; ' Tonl Mention,
UulAL ' tfews of the
HAPPENINGS SS&
, . Cadets' Danco at the Manor.
' , Tlw annum Thanksgiving dunce of
the -Bingham Cadeta was given last
evening In the ballroom at the Manor
and . w a, big event of the autumn.
The "ballroom was artistically decorat
ed -for 'the occasion and the lights
were delicately shaded with pink.
The cadets, appeared In military full
dress and, witji the numbers or pret
ty girls ihe 'city present, the scene
was ' an . attractive one. The music
, waa'furnrahed by Spear's orchestra
and Was very fine. ' ,
The dnoclng continued until a late
hour in.. then .a sumptuous spread
of wvT;il . courses was served the
guests. ,-, The jpunch bowl in ballroom
was very popular during the entire
evening. The fiance wa , chaperoned
by Mrs. Zebulon Vance, Mrs. Theodore
y. Davidson. Mrs. E. E. Greenwood
and, MA R. TjOrlnnan. Those pres
ent, besides the cadets; were: Missel
Margaret Pennlman, Sarah West,
Helen and Theresa Chapman, Eliza
beth Williamson, Lillian Adam. Mar
garet Porter, Emily Campbell,
Frances' Carter, Mary, and Margaret
Millender, Marguerite Canaday, Tate
of New York, Elizabeth Murphy,
Cowan, i Lila Brown of -Atlanta, Mc
Klnnon of Decatur, Ala., Doris Daven
port, Frolence Martin, Lytle, Gene
vieve Theobold.'Ruth Gray, McClung;
Mr.. Bafiey, Dr. W. P. Herbert. Allen
Morrison, Mr. Brazelton and Mr.
Walles.3 . ' , : . '-V r
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' ,u Annottnccmentl of Interest.
f An announcement of interest has
been recrlved In Ashevllle, the Interest
being duo to the connections of one of
the contracting parties in this city.
This announcement la of the engage
ment of Miss Mary Carlisle, daughter
of Mrs. Culderon Carlisle of Wash
ington, to Walter Bruce Howe of New
. York. -The date of the approaching
wedding Is not given but It will be one
of the leading social events of Wash
ington this winter. The bride-to-be l
a. niece 'of Mrs. Connally and Mrs.
Richmond Pearson of Ashevllle. The
late fnthcr of Mlsa Carlisle was for a
number of years, before hla death, a
prominent political figure In the na
tional capital and Mre. Carlisle Is a
leader In the aoolal circles of that
city. .
ft it -
' Confederate Sfml
The Christmas seals of the Daugh
OR twenty-thres
Field Company have been advert!
ing and offering the Asheviile people
merchindiss such as is found in .
high dau jewelry establishments ; and
. , not ones bv they misrepresented the .
Talus or quality of aa article either at a
special or any other sale. This repre
sents their PAST and FUTURE POLICY.
They art part of Aahevills snd havs
helped most all worthy and some tin-,
worthy Asheviile enterprises. Their pay
rolls alone have amounttd to a quarter
of a million dollars, most of which has
been spent in this city.
PDo they deserve the patronsge of whit
(Asheviile has to offer? . . .
COMPARE THEIR FRICES
a
r'-M'
K
ters of "the Confederacy are both
unique and 'attractive, sjrhe seal was
designed ttnd copyrighted by Mrs: Ed
gar James of Florence, Alabama, who
formerly resided in this city and who
died here last September.; It haa a
cotton holt surrounded by a I holly
wreath on a Bethlehem Star. Around
this, on a gold back-ground, the Con
federate fluga are artistically arrang
ed and underneath is the word "greet
ings." . ': V .:
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rmportanl V. 11. C. Meeting-.
The Ashevllle chapter, U. D. C, will
meet Thursday at 8:30 p. m. at the
residence of Mrs. J. P. Sawyer, 114
Montford avenue. Members arc
urged to attend, an business of Im
portance is to be transacted and re
ports will be made by delegates from
the general convention at Richmond,
and the fltate convention, at Wlnaton
Salem. - . " , '
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The board of managers of the Lind
ley Training school met this morning
at 10:39 o'clock at the home of Mrs.
M. E. Milliard, 101 South Main street
The reports for the past year were
read and were very encouraging.", A
committee, composed of Mrs. T. F.
Davidson and Mrs. 8. P. Ravenel, was
named, to arrange for a Christmas
"cheer" for the school.. .
ft ft .'
The All Souls' church branch of the
Women's' auxiliary meets at S:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the
Pnrish house at Biltmore. This year's
officers a no Miss Annie C. Williams,
president; Mrs. R. R. Swope, vice
president; Miss Mary T. Jenkins, sec
retary ajid Miss Helen Murphy, treas
urer. , ... . - '
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The, Altar guild of All Souls' church,
P.lltmore, .. will meet la the Parish
house tomorrow at J p. m. The offi
cers are Mrs. C. D.. Beadle, directress;
Mrs. Iewls Ellas and Mrs. Thomas P.
Cheesbornugh, vice directresses; Miss
Annie i C. Williams, - secretary and
treasurer.' v ' . lK .
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The Ladles of - Central Methodist
church will give a silver tea and apron
baa-ia r at the parsonage on Church
street toinorfow afternoon from 4 to
8 o'clock. After a short program, re
freshments will be served, and a social
hour enjoyed. It is hoped that ir.any
yean the Arthur M.
1
will rr,t ilio ronllnl Invitation thai i
fc extended tv all.
i k
'The Anna Aston Missionary soclety
of Central Methodist church met this
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the church
and the principal business transacted
was the annua) election of officers. '
A r St ..: ,-
iThe ladies at the Maccabees (met
this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
Joseph MeOurey at her home.. Special
business was transacted by the bazaar
committee.
n .
Mrs.' Mary Coleman left today for
Whitmlre, 8. C, where she will spend
the winter with her son and daughter,
Thad Coleman and Mrs. Will Coleman.
The Woman's guild Of Trinity
church, will; meet with Mrs. C. P.
Mitchell, . Aston Place, Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.. .
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J. L). Nash of this city has gone to
Richmond, where he entered the St.
Luke's hospital', for an operation.
ftN AUSPICIOUS OPENING
OF YAV.GJ. GYMNASIUM
The Gymnasium of the Y. W. C. A.
opened last evening under most favor,
nble conditions. . An enthusiastic aud
ience enjoyed the program and the
opportunity for inspecting the newly
fitted up gymnasium. Rev.: J. s.
Williams opened the- exercises with
prayer, followed by a brief sketch of
the association history by the presi
dent, Mrs. V. A. Hull. Rev. R. F.
Campbell, in his usual pleasing way,
gnve the opening address and ex
pressed appreciation for tftls new de
partment of the association, ' which
will mean much to the girls and wom
en of Ashevllle who take advantage
of u ' . ,. .? .-. .
The work done by the class of jtm
Inra .was attractive and most credit
able. JtfisH Florence A. Foster, a grad
uate of the New York Normal school
of Physical Education, showed much
ability In her direction -of -the class
and the association' is fortunate . in
having secured her as physical direc
tor. The exhibition by the class last
night represented different kinds of
work, English and Swedish folk
dances, German and SwedlH drills,
apparatus work and games.
Claas work in the gymnasium1 will
start. Immediately, and enrollments
may be made at the association otlice
at any time. - .
Answer Filed.
An answer was filed late yesterday
afternoon in the office of clerk of the
United States District court to the pe
tition that was filed Beveral days ago
by Cowan, McClung A. Company and
others, aa creditors, asking that the
Canton Co-Ooperative company be ad
judged a bankrupt.' 'n this answer
the Canton Co-Operative company ad
mits the allegations of the petition,
that It is insolvent and unable to pay
its debts, also that the creditors have
provable Claims. It Is therefore asked
that the company be adjudged a bank
rupt by the judge of this district.
The answer is made by; Jasper Clark,
the president of the' company; and It
1b further stated . In the answer that
the company, recognizing Its Insolven
cy, had made an assignment on No
vember 15 to Harry M. Gilmore, as
trustee, for the benefit of -the credi
tors of the company. .
Duck Pin Scores.
In the duck pin tournament at the
Y; M. C..A. alleys the following scores
were made- last night: - i . ; .
Maxwell .... . 88 87 78263
Neeley. . . ; . 79 . 100 . 85264
Askew ..... . 7 101 84 !64
Trantham . , . . 96 - ' I' "98289
Brown .... .105 , -76 5--76
Sevier . . ... . .105 90' 137 33S
White.'. . ... . 87 10 105 195
Williams 93 85 88261
Brandt 110 88 101299
Terry . ... . 85 , 111 89 284
Morrla . . . ... 79 79 83241
Jackson ... , .102 97 98 292
Neeley ... . . 97 : 98 108 303
Merrtmon . . , .102 105 106318
Graham 83 104 96 289
Grlsett , , . . . 94 80. 78250
Take your pictures to Brown Book
Co. to b framed.
. . TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED
Our Typewriter Repair Department
Is In charge of a man with fourteen
years' experience in repairing all
makes of machines. Let us or'rv
haul your typewriter and you Mil
be abla to get better service from 11
and your tetters will have a much
neater appearance.
No. Battery Park Place. Phone 448.
J. M. 1UCAUN CO.
PREPARE TOR WINTER
Corrfortable steam heated
room9 and apartments in Ade
laide and Meriwether build
ings on Ilaywood street, and
Morselle Building on Patton
Ave. See us before they are
all rented.
Moale, Chiles &
Redwood
Real Estate and Insurance
27 Patton Aye.
FRESn YARD EGGS '-
For jiuar'hiiig boiling nnd taking raw 42c per dozen.
YATES C: McGUJRE,
:- -ir-. ' i:. r:i. C73
limifOIULiS
EH
Offered by Poultry Association
i .
Many 'Demands for the
. ' List, Just Out.
SEVERAL STATE CLUES
MEET HERE AT SHOW
Numerous 'Cups. Klbbons, ami Kpe-
. ttal Prises of VarioiiH Soils
- ., ' Offered.
Many requests are being resolved
for the premium list of the fifth an
nual show of the' Asheviile . Poultry
and Pet Stock association, which Is to
he held hero for four days, beginning
Decemher 12. The list has just come
nnntuininh- nvnr KO i)hit nnri helil .
the list of premiums, giving the rules .
and regulations by which- the show
and entries will' be conducted. There
ore manv liberal premiums:, and in
the aggregate they are probably more
valuable thnn: -those1 of any show yet
held. F. J.v Marshhl'l of College yark,
Gaifwill judge the birds, and ns he Is
looked upon as one of the bent judges
in America, it is expected, that many
breeders will enter their birds, If. only
to have him pass on them; The pre
miums will be awarded by the com
parison method;, hut those who wish
may have, tlie-ir birds Judged on the
score card basls. Mr. Marshall has
judged at many'show and fairs and
the management feels especially fortu
nate in securing him. i-
This show comes just after the
Spartanburg snd Morrlstown shows,
and a number of breeders have sig-
ulfled their lnt,entu,n of shipping
their birds from those shows to this
place. The -birds may then be ship
ped to the show at Greensboro If the
owners desire to, compete in' that
show.
, Seven jd State. Clubs. .
Several of the state poultry clubs
meet here at the time of the show and
these will give silver cups; and some
of the national clubs will give ribbons
to those who are members of the na
tional associations. In all 17 silver
cups will be awarded. There aro also
many valuable specials, both cash and
merchandise.' . , -. . . .
, The association ;has .determined to
make this show one of the best In the
south. Last year's show was a uccess,
but It Is expected that this will be
bigger and better.' -
A unique feature of the show will be
the arrangement by which the cham
pion birds will he "shown in four single
coops In the center of the show
room, after thJWg'4s-done,'-'
The siw 'wIIKWWndw'tetf -trader
the -rul tt. sHca PetfRry 4s-
sociation,- ot., wstj.nhft local associa
tion IS H-jne'mWjbn-i Several special
rules are &is prnred, "-j. '.'-,:. .. y
. . SH'lal; Pri-tes. .".
Among the handsome' special prizes
are the following, sir In gold: - For" the
largest numbers. chickens of merit
by-a- North Carolina, exhibitor,; 110,
by. JV, R. Hewltt.W. V sams, open
to exhlbaors bud flf the state, 610 fy
the local association; Jf.' P. Polk gives
two $6 prizes for tne best Rhode Is
land red cockerel and pullet from
Just received another
shipment of
BANNER
Smokeless Oil Heaters
They all sire satisfaction
4. H. Law,' II Ptta JLf
Bay 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.
MOVIXQ AND STORAGE
FOR SALE
Take Notice Everybody.'
For (3760 you can buy an attract
Ivs bargain In a nlns room house near
car 11ns snd center of city. j '
NATT ATKINSONS SONS Co.
Real Estate Dealers.
PI
.SOS
i
rPK.s furni!.hcn ny hirtl;-Mnftfin Kolx-H
Bun gives $5 for the sond bebt pen
.in the show, bantams exeppted.' '.
1
Medical Society Passes a Reso
lutiori Favoring' ' Contiru-;
' ance of Quarantine,
):(
- It would seem that the ruling of the
state board of health In abolishing th'e
quarantine system in smallpox is not
exactly meeting the approval, of the
medical fraternity of this city. ..Last
night at a meeting of the Buncombe
County Medical .society, . a. resolution
was pasted favoring the continuance
of the quarantine system by the city
and county authorities, and it is prob
able that a committee will go before
the board of county commissioners
this afternoon and ask that it act with
the city board of health in keeping
the rules In force.
Dr. M. H.. Fletcher was before the
board on another matter this morning
and took occasion to say that he wish.
ed to Prteet against the treatment of
allpox patients by physicians, paid
,the county." as a tax payer,' not
Kinst the quarantine, however; but
he said he was opposed to the county
feeding and furnishing medicine to
people .who could avoid smallpox by
the simple expedient of vaccination,
Woodmen KIH-t Officers. ,
- At the annual election last night of
the Balsam camp. Woodmen of the
World,, the following .officers were
chosen: Past, consul commander, A.
I-Henry; consul commander, 8. II.
Chedcster; advisor , lieutenant, T L
it'llne; Ranker, W.- B. .Marlow; clork
It. I. Sma thorn; escort, A, Vf Cordcll
watchman, M. H. Carver: sentry, V
S. McBee; physicians, Or. Paul Ring
er and Dr. Arthur F. Reeves; mana
gcrs, one year. IJ. T. Tiller, stwo years,
Kev. .w. A. . Newell, three years, A. L.
Henry. , ' , ,, . . . . 1 , ; ,
77 nu j
Restores color to Gray;
or Faded hair Removes
Dandruff, and invigorates,
the Scalp Promotes a
) luxuriant, healthy hair
growth Stops its falling -out.
Keeps hair soft and
glossy. Is not a dye
$1.00 uid SOo at Draf Store, or direct opoa
recipl of prio. and doalrr. um. Send 10c tor
amplo koto.. Pkile Haf 8saialna Co'i
Nawark, N. J U. S. A. .
REFUSE ALL SUBSTITUTES
- For sale and rpconitnended by
Smith's Drag Store, Grant's Pliarraaoy.
Invalids eat cakes made from
Wheat-Hearts Self-Rising Pan-Cake
Flour. Delicious and easily digested.
All grocers.
FOR SALE
Suburban home of eight
rooms. One minute walk from
street car line. Lot 150x230.
Fine 6hade and fruit trees. Un
surpassed views of the moun
tains. House has modern san
itary plumbing, electric lights,
cement cellar and up stairs
sleeping porch. Nice garden,
chicken yard and good stable
Further particulars on applica
tion to i t
The H. F. Grant Realty' Co.!
48 Patton Ave. f ' . Phone 479.
HOLIDAY BREAD
Why worry , with baking bread,
when you can get full 16-os. loaves
of our Justly famous .
BUTTER CRUST
why It Is cheaper than you rah
bake It at home, and., the. best that
baking skill rsn produce.' Ask your
grocer, or phone (22.
Asheviile Steam
Bakery
Cor. Patton and Ashcland Ave. .
THE BERLIN SAMPLE
STORE
Great values In lAdlcs Coat Suits
and Long Coats, ranging In prices from
9.1.QO to flg.ftO.
N. Pax-k Squares-
SprbatS
MiM.iNr.nY
' Oata Building.
ALL TRIMMKD HATS ItTOrCKft
. FLOWER BULLS :
, . . ... i
We havs a new shipment of
Dutch and Roman ' Hyacinths,
Tulips, Crocus,' Jonquils, Daffo
dils, Chinese Llllea and Narcis-
sua. Try Tall planting ef Sweet
Peas but bs sure to put them
In at least sis Inches deep.
Everything in rrfisr and Seeds.
C RANT'S riIA?.MACY
frrs rr-"-i ! r -
Try Ttis Faras Fi3
"Pir.t GfCcugh Syrup"
Family Supply for 50c, Saving $2.
Ths 8urest, Quickest Remedy You
Ever Used or Money Refunded. :
A couch remedy that saves yon 82, and
la uuurHiitced to cive ouu-ker. better re-
sultH thnu anytliins else, is surely worth
trying. And one, trial will show you -why
I'iiiex in uneil iii more homes in the U. 8.
SDiH'anailft than any other couch remedy.
. lotl win ue pnni.n,ii'y iunjimm . iirc
way it takes riKht hold of a congli. aiviug
almost instant-relief.' It-will usually stop
the most- obstiuate, deep-seated cousu tu
Zi hours, and is unequalled ior prompt
results in .whooping couch.
A S0-ceiit bottle of finex, wnen mixeu
with home-made snsar syrup, mnkps a full
pint of the best cough remedy ever used.
Easily prepared in live minutes direc
iinns in oackace. '. ", '
1 he taste is nloasanr rnuuren taxe it
willincly, Stiinulatps the appetite and is
theutly laxative both exi-ellont features.
So eudid for crotiu. hoareness. asthma.
bioncliltis find otner tnroat irouDiee, sna
S lucbly successful remedy ror incipient
lutis: troubles.
- Pinex is a special snd highly concen
trated compound of Norway White Pins
extract, rich in guaiacol and other natu
ral healing pine elements. Simply mix
with sugar syrup or sttaiued lioney, in a
pint bottle, and it is ready for use.
. l'inex has often lieen imitated, but
never Kuccesxfully. for nothing: else will
produce the same results. The genuine is
guaranteed to give alwolute satisfaction
or money refunded. Certificate of guar
antee is wrapped in each package. Your
druggist lias l'inex or will gladly get It
for you. If not, send to The rinex Co.
Ft. Wayne. Ind. . . . , '
. Heater firewood. Phone 1683.1
v .:;-' ALL KINDS ,
of expert Jewelry Repairs done
Right In onr store, having ee
sured the w-rvlces of B. 'II. "
Cosby to" do same." Long prac
tice In -remodeling and design- ,
ing.
. VICTOR 8TKRX. ,
Ilaywood St. , Opposite P. O.
F01
Holiday 5ale of Jewelry
and Silverware
Tj encourage early buying and lessen the rush
and hurry that always comes just before CHRIST-
MAS, we will offer for ten days, beginning Wednes
day, December 6, a few unusual values. We beg
to especially mention a few of our most Important
ten day sale articles, giving only a very limited idea "
of the large variety of our HOLIDAY STOCK which
is now on exhibition in our main store and annex.
A FE.W OF THE UNUSUAL VALUES
.',;.v., OFFERED
;v ; ; in the annex;; : ';,;';:,'
' 40 odd pieces of silver-plated butter knives, pickle
forks, spoons, etc., at 20c each. . , - , , i . , .
,IN THE MAIN STORE
Solid Silver Thimbles, 12c each; solid silver pic
ture frames, 25c and 35c; solid silver bodkin?,,: 16c,
20c, and 35c each.
- . 'Solid gold scarf pins, wish bone, horse shoe, and
crescent designs, 60c each. , , j ,..
A VISIT to our store not only means a SAVINQ
TO YOU, but also an opportunity to make selectiorw V'
from one of the most dependable and up-to-date
lines of jewelry and silverware to be found.
No telephone or mail orders. December 6th to
December 16th, only.
ARTHUR M. FIELD CO.
Private Greeting ; Cards ;
This yer we are prepared to show an unequaled book
of samples', which includes a very large variety of
styles. Leave your order early. V , ,
HACKNEY & MOALE CO.
STATIONERS. '
MANICURING
. Shampooing. IlalrdresslnK. Facial
and Scalp ..Maseags. Electrolysis for
Expert Operstor. We do chiropody
for ladles and gentlemen, .
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
Phone) It. S3 Haywood St.
Our Great
; Stove
And R.anrje
Values
BEAu;,;om
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Shcesters to the
Xmas Shoppers
; Our holiday stock of shoes,
slippers and children's foot
wear is complete. . Do your
Xmas shopping early this year
while we have your size. ,.J;
Children's high button boots
in patent or dull calf, price
$2.00, $2.25 and $2.50, accord
ing to size. ."We've white can
vas a A buckskin in women's
at from $3.50 to $5.00. Se us
if it's shoes. ' :'; '
We do repairing. .
Nichols Shoe Co.
Leading Shoesters. On the Sq.
REMOVAL NOTICS
The Paris Millinery baa moved to
No. 78 PATTON AVE. BSZt door to
ths Palace Theater. ..
'MBS. j. KROMAH, Profr.' ''"'
VsTthliui l KlUttts7
IOEZJ
S WEST PACK SQ.
Trimmed Hats
Reduced
M. WEBB CO.
r
i The fact that our customers stay
with' us from month to month snd
j from year to year testifies to the qusl-
! Ily of the laundry work we are doing
l . - . .
i for them. Not a slnele feature In the
trip of your linens through our blf sir
plant but that has the sttentlon nf
l
those skilled In that particular work.
Whether shlru, collars or cuffs, shiit
aalsts, dresses, underwear, or what
not ll get precisely ths same euro
In handling, and the same careful -
amlnatlon lfore acndlng them to you.
Mountain
. City, .
w i.