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Absolutely Pure ,
Tho only Caking Powder mado
from Royal Crape Cream of Tartar
NO ALUM, NO LIME PHOSPHATE
& HAPPENINGS
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More' About May Day Feto.
. The friends of the' different Ashe-
" ville girls that are at present at the
State Normal and - Industrial . college
In Greensboro, among whom are
Miss Ethel Bollinger and Miss tiliza
beth ilortog .of this city,: will be much
'interested in the following descrip
tion of the events of this coming Sat-
.- urday:
''The reproduction of the Old Eng
lish- May t)ay fete which the students
of the' State Normal college will give
on May 18, will be an affair of unique
interest, in many respects to all who
are Interested In a study - of the de
velopment of our own Social cuBtoms,
' but North Carolinians will find it of
peculiar interest because for them all
Old English customs "and traditions
bave necessarily a peculiar charm.
--"Queen Elizabeth, attended by her
resplendent courtiers, will review the
, procession , composed of personages
from 'alt grades of society and-" from
.. every, period, of English history from
Queen. Boadica and her large bodied
' Britons down to Sir Walter Raleigh',
the queen's own favorite, who rides
as the Patron - of our Pageant ' The
Bpectacular effect of this procession
has been greatly enhanced by the his
torically, correct costuming.
; "The costumes of the heralds who
lead the march of the Merrymakers
are especially interesting ,. to every
North Carolinian, because these her-
i aids will wear the coat of arms of Sir
Walter Raleigh. The various groups!
of May pole dancers in their many I
bright, colored, holiday dresses and
the garlanded May pole, drawn by
oxen decorated in festive wreaths, fill
us with the old spirit of the May
time. The scenic 1 effect is also
heightened by the mounts represent
ing each, of the seasons. The spirit
of spring, dressed In a loose, flowing
green robe; is attended by children
who represent sprightly Jack-ln-the-Pulplts,
summer dresses In white and
rose color is attended by dainty pink
roses. ' , Autumn, .appears in various
shades' of brown, and Is followed by
yellow, chrysanthemums, whilst wln-
- ter, all in white. Is attended by sprites
who carry bunches of green. . In 'her
famous crowned hat, . and ruff, and
clowlng cape. Mother Goose, from
time Immemorial the friend of he
children, with many of her celebrat
ed little people, such as Jack and Jill,
Mistress Mary, Humpty Dumpty, and
Old King Cole each, in appropriate
costumes, pass before "Good Queen
- Bess." . Other famous personages of
story land which, we find are King
Arthur and his 12 famous knights,
each with his blazoned shield. Each
knight also wears a steel coat of mall,
and King Arthur a handsomo suit of
armour in lead with' gold
Referring to this May Day fete and
the Inspiration of the evening hymn
sung by the college girls the Greens,
boro Dally News says' '
- . "At the close of the May Day fete,
when the trees are casting their long
shadows over an undulating carpet of
. green velvet and the robins, thrushes
and mocking birds from the neighbor
ing trees call sleepily . to their , mates,
' as you listen to the college girls sing
the evening hymn of thanksgiving,
you do not wonder that the groves
were God's first temples, but yoq feel
that they 'are still his favorite ones
and you must lift your heart in grati
tude to the- "Giver of every perfect
gift" for ;Hls life-giving rejuvenating
out-of-doors!"
. Trinity College Commencement. '
The following Invitation and pro
gram has been received In. this city:
.Tho Senior Class : ;
' ' .,': Of 'A' : -'.'
Trinity College -requests
the honor of your presence
4 at the exercises of
... Commencement Week 'V
June second to fifth
nineteen hundred and twelve
' . Durham, N C.
Commencement Program.
Sunday, June 2, 8:30 p m. Bac
calaureate addrews, President William
Preston Few, Lt. D.
. Tuesday, June 4,' II a. m. Bacca
laureate sermon, Bishop William Fra
cr McDowell, LL D., Chicago.
Tuesday, June 4, 1 p. m. Alumni
dinner address, Frank ArmDeld Lin
noy, Esq., Boone, N. C.
Tuesday,. June 4, 8:30 p. m. Grad
uating orations. -.
Wednesday, June B, 10: SO a. m.
Commencement address, Doctor Bnr
, noy Washington Mlley, Washington
city.
Conferring of degrees. . ,
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Mr. (ioarliart In J'orcst School Faculty
Paul Howard Gearhart of this city,
formerly of Buffalo, who recently re
ceived the Important appointment to
' the. faculty of thn Blllinorc Forest
Mother of Pearl
V
CufT linka, vest, and shirt
ImMonri, bars fur (soft collars
are tho mont appropriate for
Huilimcr wear. We can nhoW
you thrso in polil, Btirliiig sil
ver and golil-fillcd.
ARTHUR M. 1II1LD CO.
Ch'.iah ft. and fatton Ave
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school now" in camp', at ' "Sunburst,"
near Canton., writes that he is .much
pleased with the new position, finding
the work not over difficult and being
led, through present indications, to
think that this appointment will mean
a pleasimt.and prpAtable summer. Mr.
Gearhart says that in the case of Dr.
Schenck being unusually busy or Dr.
Homer House being away that he sub
stitutes as lecturer to the school, and
also accompanies -the mambers of the
school oh' field trips." Mr,, Geafhart.
who is a graduate ot the schoofi and
who- has ffad much practical experi
ence in forestry - since " graduation,
finds-marked changes In the personnel
of the school but is much delighted
with fprescnt conditions. ' Mr. gear
hart wilt go west with the school late
in the summer, . i -
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- Large Attendance. .''..' -About
1500 people from the 1 city
and surifoufldihg ' country, . who had
received .invitations, went . out yester
day afternoon,, to, witness, the.' annual 1
T .. -n ,, p 1 1,'.. 1 ,i z'. ..n j I
May drills of the Normal and Collegi
ate girls. Miss Gabrielle Sorenson,
the physical director of the institu
tion, had the drills in charge, and
those present considered them to .be
the best.that- have ever been-, given
at the lhstltute.',The students showed I
excellent training, ana tne dances i
were without exception nvst grace
ful..' ." '. . -:. ? -
- What was considered - to be the best
of the exhibitions was the ivy hoope
drill that was carried out by a num-
ber of the young women of the . Insti
tute. '.They were dressed in immacu
late white robes and - carried -large
hoops of English ivy. The figures of
the drill were difficult and intricate, I
but they wero , carried out without a
break, and. the applause was almost
continuous,,, ; -j , ' r '
Another of the features of the aft
ernoon "was the Scotch, hornpipe.
This dance was carried out by mem
bers of the freshman class, and the
small lasslea wore . becoming, kilts.
They were juressed for an encore at
the end of the dance, but were unable
to. give it until after the rest of the
drills. ' The dance-was it long brie and
those taking part were too fatigued
by th exercise to give &n encore Im
hie'dlately.1' J r " f .
The other dances of the afternoon
included the Daisy chain, the -rustic
dance, the minuet and the grand
march. The costumes for all were
very- becoming and. suitable for the
dances in which they were worn, and
these were much admired by those
attending .the drills. . . . .
'The many friends of J. P. Quarlcs,
whom he made during his frequent
visits to Asheville as a guest at Ken
Uwqrth Inn, 'will be interested In the
following pewg of Mrs. Quarles, taken
from the Charlotte Dally Observer:
"Mrs. J. P. Quarles will - entertain
the H800' club at her home on Eliza
beth Heights this afternoon." .
C :.. .
Thew will be a meeting of the
board of managers of the Woman's
exchange in the tea room tomorrow
at iq:30 o'clock. S ,, i
AiffA'JH'' -
Charles Sullivan-of 'Andrews, 8. C,
arrived In this city yesterday for a
visit of'Awo weeks.
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3. Q. Colvin left the city last night
for Birmingham on business.
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Mfc Florence Fisher has gone to
Washing loo for ft short visit. .
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Mrs. n. B. Simpson and son iavc
arrived for tho summer from Andrews,
JH. Ci and are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Colvin at their residence
ion Woodfln street.
The following news comes from
Greensboro: "Mrs. Thad Coleman, of
Ashevlllo, is spending a few days
here as the guest of Mrs. John Gll
mcre, on North Elm street ..
; m, m.
The Charlotte Dully Observer: ' "Ed
ward F. Wellman of Asheville spent
yesterday in the city."
ev. a. u cobnrn of Hendersnn-
vllle Is visiting hi daughter. Mm
Paul H. Brown, on West Fifth street."
"L. B. Wetmore of the Llmolnton
buaine-'ast "'Khl the clty n
: , .
C K. Hull of thl rllv vrhn ona hurt
by a switch engine one day last week
at Salisbury, after making tho trip
back here. Is doing nicely. ',
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Proprietor J. I Alexander of tho
Battery Park hotol has returned to the
city from his home In Walhalla, 8. C,
where he was called on account of the
ill irk of his mother. Mr. Alexander's
friends will be especially glad to hear
that his mother, who was thought
critically ill, Is entirely well and that
Mr. Alexander has thus been enabled
to return to his hotel duties. .
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Mn. A. T Xfni-Hn nf fthln nUv .hn
has leased Franklin Inn in Brevard
for the coming season, Is at
present I J
Charles ,1
s. Mets,'
visiting her rtauKhter, Mrs. CI;
James Mets, In Atlanta. Mrs.
who was Miss Esther King Mnrtln
or this city, Is living at her country!
place jiiot outside of Atlanta. Mrs.
TTPFWUITKn tabm:s.
In flolilen Onk, and MIsKlun flnlnh. A
sm:UI drawer for the stationary on the
l, rt, and a neat llltle slide leaf on the
riglit. The nlreKt thing we've Seen for
Hit- money. Come In and see ours bo
I't.r ln; 'hi H'-ev b,i e.
.1. M. I i WIS & CO.,
l,i ( i-y 1 ;n iv i.i. ii. l'hotio 4 4 3.
MaTtirt '7irrnii"n'"lnT"rpfurn W 'jthli
ily. BQ to Brenrd. where she has
completed; (or h''4l arrangements f.r
the ueason, and where she will form
ally open the Franklin Inn.
The inn- Is located at the end ol
the new automobile road going south
and will probably on this account be
of
of
the objective point of may automobile
parties and delightful ; rides, during
the cummer.
Judge Joter C Prltchard returns
this afternoon from Richmond, where
he has been attending the sessions of
the United States Circuit Court of Ap
peals, occupying a seat on the bench
of this court.
II. C Daniel has returned from an
extended stay in Richmond and- hi!
home in Virginia.
mm
A. 1 Fralin of Virginia, who has
been In the city for the .past two
weeks, left : yesterday afternoon for
ICnoxville.
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'- Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Gudger were In
the city yesterday from Henderson
ville.. '
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Mm W. H. Bird is Visiting at the
Odd Fellows orphanage in Goldshoro
for several days and on her return
will stop for a few days with friends
In Greensboro.
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- Mrs. Thaddeus Coleman Is visiting
Mrs. Julius Gilmer In Greensboro for
a few days. '
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Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Spear have gone
to New England to visit friends for
several weeks.
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Mrs.; E. W. Melon, has returned to
her. home in Charlotte, after a brief
visit to her niece, Mrs. L. I Jenkins.
Miss Elsie Gudger has gone for a
visit to friends In Minneapolis and 'the
weat and will be away from the city
for several weeks. ..... t .
Mrs. J. M. Chiles has returned to
the city, after an extended visit to rel
atives and friends in Indiana and
Cincinnati. ' .
Rev.- Samuel A. Templeton leaves
tomorrow night for Louisville, to at
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tend the Presbyterian General As
sembly. He expects to return in two
weeks.
- Mrs. Herbert Miller and small
daughter have returned from Atlanta,
where they have been visiting for the
past week.
PAPER BAG COOKERY
BEING DEMONSTRATED
'Mrs. J..MV Whitted gave her second
demonstration In the use of gas and
gas range cooking at the Y. M. C A.
auditorium vesterdav afternoon from
a. -in in r.-an n'nionit Tk i WH
Well attended by the ladies of Ashe-
ville who displayed much Interest In
the demonstration, a great deal of in
terest being elicited by the -use of pa
per bags, the theory of which is hew
but simple, namely that by sealing up
food and then cooking, It,, the flavors,
juices and food values are retained.
This cooking in . paper bags Is a
very Interesting process and instructions-
are given as to. how to obtain
the best results. Besides the Instruc
tions given, smalt booklets are dis
tributed Jn which every , detail, from
placing the article to be cooked in the
bag to taking it out of the oven is
given.'-'-, .:-:;-..','''. ,,'. y"'
The stage of .-the auditorium .. has
been fitted up suntll It presents the
appearance of .a model and up-to-date'
kitchen, and' It is arranged for
the greatest convenience of the oper
ator, about as scientifically as some
laboratories, which It really Is, and
this Is not the least Important re
quisite of modern and scientific cook
ing. The- whole scheme Is arranged
about the range, which itself suggests
quick results and great convenience.
; Besides the Hamburg steak which
was. cooked in the paper bag, Mrs.
Whitted prepared and served brown
sauce, potatoes au gratln and French
Apricot pie, Hamburg steak Is one
of the most economical meat dishes
of the present day and any method
For Rent
UNFURNISHED
Attractive home near center of
city; 9 rooms; modern. Reduc-
e(j rental if taken within ten
mays.
Moale, Chiles &
Redwood
Real Estat'o and Insurance
'..,.
27 Tatton Ave.
MMMIMIHIHHMMMMIHHI
SCRUBBING BRUSHES
If you "want Komctliing really good in 1 hir line you
will find wo liavo tho kind that will please you. 1
All sizes and all prices.
YATES Cz LlcGUIRE,
' conk! n4 ' it i an Hm raijin the
ulcej must be welcomed as the want
the Juices is why it is not oftener
bought. ... , ,
The following menu Is being given
this afternoon:
Roast Chicken, cn paper tag ;
Rice Border Mushroom . Sauce
, Potato Salad :
Cooked Dressing. . Wheat Gems.
The menu for tomorrow afternoon
will be: . - ' .
Veal Cutlets, cn, paper hag
Tomato Sauce
, Spanish Omelette
Black Chocolate Cake
Boiled Icing.
These menus are cooked, recipes ex
plained', and served to 'ladies' in two
hours' time. , ,1 : ,
Y.f.l.G.fi. WORKERS WILL
GATHER II SILVER BUY
CiUipiuvcu iucu flic uuviuub I
Forward to Big Event
of the Year.
The big event of the year to which
the men employed in Y. M. C. A. work
are looking ut present is the confer
ence of, employed officers of ' North
America to be held in Silver Bay on
Lake George, N. Y., June 14-18, in
elusive. Possibly the largest gather
ing of the asociation workers of the
country ever held will be present for
this conference.
Those who have ever paid a visit to
Silver Bay are delighted with ,the
beauties of the place and the excel
lent opportunities afforded there for
a quiet working conference, and along
with this the pleasures afforded by
mountain climbing and boating. The
accommodations are splendid, and the
men will be - given special rates to
and from the conference.
The following Is a part of the pro
gram that will be carried out:
' Opening address Friday evening by
Dr. Charles R. Brown, dean of Yale
Theological seminary, on "The Asso
ciation and the Religious Trend.'
"Survey of the Relation of the Em
ployed Officers to Present Day Ten
dencies and Problems of the North
America Association Movement," by
L. Wilbur Messer.
Short inspirational addresses each
day by Augustus Nash, F. W. Pear
sail, W. H. Morrlss. "
Uniform Memperships in Ameri
can Associations," George W. Mehaf-
fey, chairman.
"The Training of Men for Industrial
Leadership,",!, Charles R. Towson,
chairman. ,-, i
A Study of,, the Men and Religion
Forward Movement and Its Bearing
in the Future, of, the Young, Men's
Christian -Association," William
Knowles Cooper, chelrman.
The following have arranged for
group, conferences with strong pro
ijrams: Genera), secretaries, religious.
educational, ; physical, membership
employment, boys, railroad, Indus.
trial, army and navy, county, state.
, The lnternatjpna,! committee have
extended , an .(nvifatlon to all , men
who return! hy way of. New York- city
to be their guests at an informal re
ceptlon at the new , International
building, 124 East 28 street, on Thurs
day, June 20, from 12 to 8 p. m,
BEST UNION MEN
Three in Hospital After Fights - With
Strikebreakers Kinploycd by thp
Atlanta Georgian. i
Atlanta. Ga.,', May 15. The ' first
violence In connection with the press
men's strike on Hearst's Atlanta Geor
gian occurred . ; last night. Strike
Journal engaged In a fight. Three
union men. Including F B. Brlgman,
in a hospital badly beaten.
Cook With Alcohol
Qenerate your own gas.
Cleanest, safest, cheap
est. A Portable Gas
Stove without the ob
jection of being a fix
ture to the source of
supply. Ask for Prices.
J. Hi LAW
35 Patton Ave.
HAIR GOODS.
""MantcurlnR, Shampooing, Facial and
Scalp MiiBsaie. Chiropody work done
for ladles ami gentlemen.
Bring Jn your combings and let up
make them up to order.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP,
23 Haywood St. Phono 10.
. CASH PAID .
For Broken Pieces of Old Gold and
Silver. Jewelry and Watches repair
ed at moderate prices. The Store of
Odd resigns. , ! '
VICTOR STERN, Jeweler.
' Haywood 8t Opp. Battery Park.
MILLINERY
Advance Summer Styles.
SPROAT'S
Oatra Rnlldlng.
WILL CELEBRATE
1
Juniors Will Observe
" Stag;
Night" Tomorrow-
Biff
Attendance Expected,
French Broad council No. 97, Jr. O.
V. A. M., will observe tomorrow nipht
as Flag night, and in addition to
the regular order of business there I
will be a big social gathering of the I
members of the order - and their
friends. Refreshments will be served,
and there will be a number of speak
ser for the occasion who will enter
tain those present ? A cordial invita
tion is extended by the council to all
. i ..... : . ' .. .1 .... .7 I, It
la hoped that there will be a full at-1
tendance of the local membership. . I
The occasion Is In celebration of the
fifty-ninth anniversary of the founding I
of the order, the organization begin-
ning In Germantown, Pa., on May 16
1853. The celebration of the anniver
sary will take place In practically all
the lodges of the country, some In a
large way and others in a modest
mariner, but the celebration hero
promises to be one of the best ever
held by the local council.
HOLLAND TD THE ROADS
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FOR NINE MONTHS TERM
Slaver Of J. M. Edwards Sllb-
v I I
i
mitted by His Counsel to
Manslaughter Charge. ,
Before tli trial of the Brewer case
umn reaumefl when . Sminrlnr enlirt I
opened this morning, J. Frazler Glenn
counsel for Walter J. Halland, who
was charged with tho killing of J, M
Edwards, addressed the court and pro-1
posed to submit his client as guilty
of the charge of manslaughter. ' The
plea was accepted, and Judge Long
ordered that a judgment be entered
that the defendant should serve nine
months on the county roads. C
The crime for which Holland Is sen-
tenced occurred several months ago at
Mud Cut near the depot section of the
city. Holland said that he found the
deceased with his wife In the wpods
at point after he jvarnec I him
smid that Edwards started at him with
I C UCtllCU 1 jf IW OUtJ CI J Hum nc iic
stick and he fired. He afterward
took the stick and beat Edwards on
the head.
The case was heard at the last
term of court for the trial of criminal
cases and resulted in mistrial. Mr.
Holland was ably defended, and con-
sidering the fact that he best the man
latter he had shot hhn, lt Is general
ly thought that he received a reason
able sentence.
See the Country Club Grow.
1 110 linKS Xliai Will maKe
Asheville famOUS. Open to tlie
-. . ' ,
pilblie. ' haturday atterilOOIlj
May l8, from 4 to 7 p. m...Vau-
aevine ana tea at jmn nouse,
Admission 25c.
81-4t
I WANTED
A six-room residence
to cost
I njjout $2500.00,
Address,
BOX 339.
M.WEBB CO.
Imported Millinery
Haywood St.
Phone 72
for
Pure Ice
Asheville Ice Co.
FOR FORAGE
We can supply Virginia En
silage Corn, SoJu Beans, German
Millet and Cnne Seed. Don't
neglect to plant a patch of
Stock Beets for' your cattle.
Being rich In sugar they make
a nutritious feed. .
EVE11YTHINO IN DRUGS
AND SEEDS.
GRANT'S PHARMACY
Agent! for Indreth's Seeds.
1
ELIAS&HOPSON
I TAILORING '
li-Ii Elx trlcal lllilg. Opp F, O.
II fi
fPPWLS COURT
MEETS I
Likely That Tamous Gilbert-
Hopkins Case Will Be
Called Early.
The United States Circuit Court of
lAupealtf convenes In Asheville next
ITuefiday tor a two wceKs' aajournea
scrslm, and those who will sit on the
bench at this term of the court will
be: Judges Nathan Golf, presiding
officer; J. C. Prltchard, James E
Boyd, Benjamin FY Keller, H. G. Con
nor and Henry A. M. Smith. Reser
vations for all these, except Judge
Pritchard, who lives in Asheville, have
. .3 .. .. . 1. .. n . . . r ,. fir kital
where they w ill be entertained upon
the occasion of the first sitting or tne
court here.
Henry T. Maloney. clerk' of ' the
court, and Claud M. Dean, deputy
clerk, will arrive in the city Sunday
I to get the do?ket In shape and have
all arrangements made for the session
by the time it opens on Tuesday.
At this session the court will only
take up the cases that have been car
ried up from the districts of North
and South Carolina, but these will In
elude Some very important litigations.
and the sessions of the court will be
attended by some of the best . legal
talent In the two states.
The case of most local Interest will
bo the famous Gilbert-Hopkins case
that was tried here in the District
court last August and was carried up
on appeal to the higher court. This
controversy Is ' over large tracts of
land in Graham and Cherokee coun
ties and will attract wide attention
.. , I. : 1 K..l V. .1 K ...... T . : .. nMnK
wiuicj udiii; iicniu iu;it;. ' ji lo yiuu
able that it will be among the first
leases called. ' ' .
WILL HOLD MEETING TO
DISCUSS FUTURE PLANS
t-IU A
Baseball League May lie
Reorganized on Other
Plans.
The captains of the four teams of
the class A league of the Y. M. C. A.
Druid Wheeler, Herman Wilson, Clar
ence Young and George Craig, held a
meeting with Secretary Ed. B. Brown
of the associtaion yesterday afternoon
in regard to forming plans for the
continuance of the season, and lt was
decided that another meeting will be
held tonight, at which time the tenta
tive plans will betdlscussed, and will
likely be adopted.
me new plans suggested are tna
the four captains choose teams as 1
the other classes of the league an
continue tn season in this manner in
stead of as clubs. The season started
off with the High school team, the
Montford club npd two teams captain
ed bq Wilson and Young. Several of
clubs lost some of their members, and
It was found that the season could not
b carried forward under that plan
It WU3 llltJlCl'Jip LIU lit; u 11U u
while.
If the plans for a. reorganization are
accepted by those interested tonight.
the four captains will choose the
members. of their teams and lt is
hPed lhat the season may be started
I acrutn nn KriflaV A orhaHn1o will talsrt
be arranged at the meeting tonight
If he 1,1S8 18 reorganized, It will be
possible for any boys who wish to play
to got in. If there Is a berth, and ap-
P"uaUon.8 for J,,laces must be mad0
Burkwtiretl llnpsed
by a flour that makes better and
more healthful cakes Wheat Hearts
Self-Rising Pan'.ake lour.
UESDAY
" VEST POCKET KODAK
The newest creation of the Eastman Kodak Co. It
fits the man's vest pocket may be dropped into the la
dy 's shopping bag. It's unobstructive and fascinating
convenient. Take one with you.
HACKNEY & MOALE CO. ,
Stationers
Vs 100 LIS "
ASHEVILLE
PACKING CO
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pi. r AVAIL PH0S. ACI0 , I XA
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CAItS WITH AN KKTAltI,ISIli:i) BKPITATION
W carry a complete line of AUTOMOBILE Supplies and ac
cessories; AQIUCUIrURAIi IMPH'MICNTS, wag'WS and machlui-ry.
Garage open day and night.
Repair1 work guaranteed; prices lowest for quality.
Western Carolina Auto Co.
J Walnut and lcxlnlon.
Commencement
Slippers i
We ran save vou . guessing
where to get dainty slippers
for all kinds of dressy wear.
We've white, black, blue - and
red satin, . price $3.50. Also
suede and velvet pumps," dressy
street wear and gun metal aud
patent oxford strap pumps for
walking, priced riglit low, al
ways for cash.
Nichols Shoe Co.
Cash Shoesters. On the Sq.
CLASSIFIED AD VERTISLN G mar
kets markatabla things, and makes all
Malil ttUmro uuiarkatsblA.n
For Rent
(UNFURNISHED)
6-room house. .. 118.00
7-room flat on paved street near
In... ... .... 112.60
6-room cottage. ..... ..... .. .$14.00
S-room house 2 blocks from
Square. ..... ... ...... ..$26.00 ,
7-room house, just off Cumber
land avenue... ... ... ... IZ5.00
8-room house, 5 minutes walk
from town. . . . . . . . . . . . . .$30.00
The H. JT. Grant Realty Co.
48 Patton Ave. v Phone 479.
FOR SALE
VALUE EXTRAORDINARY
Very choice 'lot on old Asheville
Female College Park. Owner wanta
money this week. Terms,
Natt Atkinson & Sons' Co.
' Real Estate.
For the best
'.,; Smokes and Drinks
SCHAS Segar Store
and Sanitary Fountain
6 S. Main St.
EAT GOOD BREAD
The kind ' that is made of
pure flour and other ingredi
ents full of nourishment and
health giving qualities insist
on BUTTER CRUST Bread.
At your grocer, or phone G22.
Asheville Steam
Bakery (
3 West Pack Sq.
Money in Potatoes?
.Yes you bet! .VSTw
potatoes will bring in Jtuw ud July. J
Be the Early Bird and
Catch the Worm! .
To grow them quMk!y,Bic, dean, tig, ovei,
not scabby like stable Kianure aukes them, use 4 sacka
to the acre ia planting row, of ttir High Orad
B-4-4 or S-5-5 Vegetabl Special HertHUer.
Keep them clean and well worked and yo will get
Many Barrels of Potatoes
and a Barrel of Money,
liV will ship 70a on mcIc or tooro
Write for prices 1 f yonr merchant woa't supply
yon, iSead (or eqr booklet
ASHEVILLE PACKING CO,
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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om hmvlag ear norfs.
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000 mile ftlfreair "around worlil"
Journey of 20 H. P. Ilupmohlle.'
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