Wednesday, November G, 1012.
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AbsoIutelyPure
From a series of elaborate chemical tests.
Comparative digestibility of food
made with different baking powders:
An equal quantity of bread (biscuit)
was made with each of three differ
ent kinds of baking powder cream
of tartar, phosphate, and alum and
submitted separately to the action
of the digestive fluid, each for the
same length of time.
The percentage of the food digested
is shown as follows:
Bread made with Royal
Cream of Tartar Powder;
j 99 Per Cent. Digerted
Rread made with
phosphate powder:
67 Per Cent. Digested
Bread made with
alum powder;
67 Per Cent. Digested
Royal Baking powder raised food
is shown to be of greatly superior
digestibility and healthfulness. v
lAnniual Meeting of State Or
ganizationMany Distin
guished Ladis Present.
Personal Mention,
OOCIAl Newofth.
3; HAPPENINGS JSESL
Tlic S. 1'. C. A.
The S. P. C. A. held an interesting
nml highly satisfactory meeting yes
terday that was attended hy un en
K)nrnt?lniy lurire number of members
and interested visitors. After the
reading of the minutes and the trans
action of routine business a number
of interesting discissions took place on
Mnittnra limriner on the work tf the
..,.itv A. .7. l.vmnn. who by his
efficient help and inlluence has done
much toward the promotion of thia
worthy organization, spoke on several
matters and agreed to undertake cer
tain work to be put forward by the
society. Mrs. Elizabeth- Turner sent
a contribution to the 8. P. C. A. in
memory of her son, Gerald, and lib
traj contributions wore given at this
meeting by the following inlluentlal
and enthusiastic members: Miss mm
liees, Mrs. Clarence White, Mrs. Alex
ander Cowley nnd Mrs. W. H. Robin
son. Through the 8. P. C A. a Bplen
did gift was recently given by Miss
Maltle Harris that produced the two
fold benellcial effect of nssistins in a
case of sickness under the care of
the Associated Charities and Klower
Mission and of relieving the wants of
an animal under the care of the S. P.
C. A., Miss Itarris' opportune gift bc
i,,., o u'lmnn of ic-d which was sent to
a family, for tht cow owned by this
family, which furnishes the main sus
...,,..,., r.f nn invalid member. This
i ,,. instnneps . Indicating, the
'success of the organization In Ashe
..tti. rtlsrnsKert at this meeting
Hon. A letter has
been received by the secretary and
r,.r Mra. J. L. Alexander, from
i..". in,. .,.,.. s..ttlo. approving the
11 1 . in"''"'- .
work of thq S. P. C A. and sending
u Ttratifying coit-ibutlon. Among the
pleasing features of this society Is one
that Is continuing to be demonstrated
In the fact that the membership is
among the representative clement of
ritizenshlp In Ashcvlllc. which fact
lends importance and dignity t i the
work. At the meeting yesterday a
noteworthy fact was that no cases ol
u., renorted. thus gratlfy-
Ingly pointing the ultimate object of
prevention rather than correction of
cruelty. n H
Woman's titillil Mcrthiff.
Mrs. Carrie Carr Mitchell Is enter
taining the Woman's guild of Trinity
church this afternoon, at her home on
Church street. This is the Novem
ber meeting at which occurs the reg
ular biennial election of officer A
nominating committee has been pre
viously chosen by the guild, who by
the presentation of names for officers
of the organization eliminate much
ih ttrncess of election.
fllllllUIl.V ,
r, .,it,i i. nun nf the nldeit ana
i .--.I f -iuvletlcs In Trinity
- muni in. i... . ..
i hv.rch nnd him rtone much gf.ort. The
latest and probably largest oi ren-m
undertakings that is being accom
nlishtd by this body of earnest wom
en is the rebuilding of the chancel of
Trinity church, an undertaking cost
ing the guild $7000.
MM -'44!u .
Tor Miss Zimmerman. '
Miss Louise Muller entertained at
her home on Charlotte street with a
shower in honor of Miss Lillian Zim
merman, one pf the nrices-en .i
the present month. About iv guesi
.. uin Mailer's home was
weie jjicocni. ......... -
prettily decorated in yenuw,
chrysanthemums decorating the
drawing room and also forming a
golden bell, filled with gifts, under
which the bride sat. By the draw
ing of small yellow ribbons these
..irin n-nra rnlpnseil and fell In a true
shower about the bride. Punch was
served by MIbs Lillian Satterthwaue oi
Waynesville, who is visiting ner u-
In. Miss Muller, and later in ine evB
, c...i..,,,,r,t, wfrp served. The
shower was most artistic and highly
successful as a social event.
Iance Monday livening.
The dance given at St. Genevieve 8
college Monday evening for the stu-
. - 1.. wtya nnl HHRCeSSIUl HI
uenis wn a.
f,.ir The ballroom was beautifully
decorated in Hallowe'en symbols, yel
, ,...,. hsini? used very eftec
IOW -
tively as a backgrouna ior uiauiv
..nit nthpr tvnlcnl decorations.
i ...v.i..h waff irtven for tne
J no uance, mui , .
v..iiHlve V. was well auenueu
by them. Regreshments were served
ornr .ho dancing had been enjoyed
for Borne time. The party was a
-i- . ,,w.i diversion and was
much enjoyed by the girls present.
mi . 1.1.1 ... X.uill TixluV.
Miss Annie B. Hall and F. N. Chal-
... 1 tmluv at 12:30
o'clock at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. W B. Tnvlor, 820 Monuorn se
nile, Rev. Dr.' Calvin 11. Waller offl-
rpurt - poremuny was used
,t ami V(rV beautiful. Miss Helen
... -.M nf honor and P. It
rayior wu ----- - .
Hall, a brother of tne oriue, mi
best man. . ,
TipvAninn ntavea mn
Ansa iim-n -
dolsfohn's wedding marcn as me
...i-j thn itHrlor. where an
i,.,, ,,,t, i altar had neen nmuwtu
. ..,,,.,mn leaves. Tne Prius wui
, .iu, nttiro.l In a blue travel
Ing suit nnd Miss Taylor, the maid of
honor, was dressed in wnue ann car
ried a bouquet of yellow carnations
There were about 20 guests present
and a weaaing Dre&Kiaai was aej-vcu
immediately following the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Crtallen left on tne aft
ernoon train for Uurnam ana win
motor from there over a large part of
the state, returning nere anoui De
cember 1. They will make Asheville
their home.
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Announcement has been received in
the citv of the marriage, November
14, of Miss Elizabeth Wililngham of
Macon. Ga,. to Cathey Alexander of
lUnlon Springs, Ala. This wedding will
be of much interest In the younger
et In Asheville as. Miss Wililngham
for the past two years has been a
popular member of this set during the
time that she visited Asheville as a
guest at the Battery Park hotel. The
wedding will be a quiet affair, no for
mal invitations having been sent out
owing to recent sickness in the bride's
famllv. Several intimate friends in
Asheville have been Invited by Miss
Wililngham to attend her marriage
and It is possible that Asheville friends
will be there.
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Miss Browning Adickes was guest
of honor yesterday at a linen shower
given for her by Miss Nora Devenish
at her home in Weaverville. The
housnwas nrettily decorated, dainty
refreshments were served and the
guest of honor was the recipient of
many pretty and useful gifts of linen.
Mien T.lillnn Zimmerman will be the
guest of honor this evening at a party
to be given for her at the residence of
Miss Nina Hodges on Montford ave
nue by the Phllathea class of the cen
tral Methodist church of which sne is
a member.
The Phllathea class of Central
Mothmllst ehnreh will entertain this
evening at 8:30 o'clock with a china I
shower at the home of Miss isina
Hodges on Montford avenue, the oc
casion to be for Miss Lillie Zimmer
man, who is to be married Saturday.
m irrank B. Havne and maid of
New Orleans are recent arrivals at the
Battery Park hotel.
Mrs. Theodore F. Malloy's niece,
who has been visiting her. has re
turned to her home in Jacksonville.
Mrs. Hidgeley Penniman has as her
guests at her home on Chestnut street.
Mrs. L. B. Flench and her daughter,
Miss Ada French, of Chicago.
Mr nnd Mrs. R. N. Williams have
leased their home on Clayton street
.,ni will siienil the winter at tne
Wrcnwood, . ,
' ft S
Miss S. McD. White and N. K. White
of Huntsville, Ala., are visiting in the
city.
Mrs. Lindsay Patterson of Winston
Salem has arrived for D. A. 11. state
congress in session.
. '
Mrs. Donald McLean, ex-president-general
of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution, arrived from her
home in New York yesterday ror tne
ntnte ennaress of the D. A. R. con
vening in Asheville today. Mrs. Mc
lean Is a distinguished and important
guest whose attendance at mis con
gress is a marked honor.
n K
Mm Matthew Scott, president-general
of the entire organization of the
Daughters of the American Revolution
in the United States arrived from the
east yesterday, and Is a guest at the
Battery Park hotel.
5 i
Mrs. William Nv Reynolds, state re
gent of the D. A. R., arrived yesterday
miVELFTH G0HGHE5S !
D.ft.R. IN SESSION
ins Stars." Mrs. John Van landing
ham: "Our Welcome Guests," Mrs.
Gregory; "The Tie That Binds," Mrs.
Lindsay-Patterson; "The Babies," Mrs-
Ralph Van Land Ingham; "Angels of
he Land of the Sky," Mrs. Ldwln
Overman.
The Daughters are hulding another
meeting this afternoon, nnd tonight
will be tendered a reception at the
Battery Park hotel from 9 to 11 p. m.
T
Ahniit 40 of the most distinguished
nml hrllllant women of the state,' and
several of national prominence gath
ered, at the Battery Park hotel today
in th first sesson of the twelfth an
nual congress of the North Carolina
n lighters of the American Revolu
tion. They met in the ballroom, which
presented a brilliant scene during the
ti-i.-it the numbers of the program
were being carried out ana aiterwaiu
while th emembers and their promi
nent miests sat chatting. The regular
program was carried out with some
extra selections wnicn aodeu muni in
terest to th eoccasion; and not the
i onlnvahle feture of the day was
the luncheon, which was served them
through the courtesy of the board of
! about 1 o'clock.
Tho rostrum was occupied by the
following who are high in the councils
of the state or national organizations:
Mr. Matthew T. Scott of Washing
ton vico regent general: Mrs. Donald
ht,.t o ' w-nresidpnt-eeneral: Mrs.
DnmrnTi nf NftW York, chairman of pa
triotic education; Mrs. Edwin Gregory
of Salisbury, vice president-general oi
xn nnrnllnfl: Mrs. Llndsay-Patter-
winotnn-Snlpm chairman of
RYE
On Will and Ben Morris, and
Both Appeal Police Court
Record Today.
Can be planted quite late and
on comparatively poor land. It
produces abundant green for
age for poultry and stock and
ploughed under in the Spring
fills the soil with needed hu
mus. Make the bare spots in
your garden yield a profit
through the winter by sowing
them in rye. An acre requires
one 'and a half bushels. Every
thing in Drugs and Seeds.
Grant's Pharmacy -
Agency for Landrelli's Seeds.
win nnri Rpn Morris were each
given road sentences in Police court
this morning, having been sonvicted of
assault. The former, was found
guilty of assaulting Eugene Elliott
and the latter Irene Gordon, i ne
were given three months .each. Ap-
neals were taken and each was Held
to the February term of Superior
mirf nnilpr lion ill nf J300. There
were only two other cases before the
court today, Jesse Wilson, charged
with exceeding the speed limit with
a motorcycle, and jonn Jtenuerson,
charged with retailing to Jim Law
rence. Both of these cases were con
tinued until tomorrow.
M. WEBB CO.
Imported Millinery
avwood St.
BEAUMONT
FURNITURE COMPANY
27 South Main St. Phone 1002. ,
"The , Home of Furniture Values."
Oris Shoes
Elected
Popular returns indicate
Oris" Shoes for ; men and
women, $3.50 and $4.00, elect
ed by a large majority.
Everybody who vears a
pair votes for them all the time
Once you wear a pair no oth
ers for you. Let us fit your next
pair.
We do repairing.
Nichols Shoe Co.
Cash Shoesters. On the Square
Blltmorc WlKnt-IIearts,
The ideal Cereal. Delicious and
s?n . nVl "C. ,,r,rv wholesome. Nothing like it. All
tut? xjrr i I trrnrura
state regents, Mrs. Fhiter ivrwin a..u
Mrs. Jonn un i'""6"'"; . ; MIW CTnr7
Mnrv S. Mercer of Tarboro, author of JNIiW OlULiii.
the song, "United"; Mrs. William N. ; . TTnir ' iroods. I shell COUlbs.
Reynolds of Winston-Salem, state re- i i
rpnt- Mrs a. u smith, vice regent; baiTettes and ornaments being
ro l.riwin overman. 01
bri' received from New York
LUIO 1
lour inspection invited.
MISS CRUISE'S SHOP
25 Haywood Street. I'lionc 10
ELIAS&HOPSON
TAILORING
1 68 Pntton Ave.
Opp.'P,
rm rlinc sppretarv: Miss
Miss Laura Orr of
Charlotte, historian. .
in,, follow nL' nroeram was ouoeiv
ed with Miss Grace Jones acting as
recording secretary in the absence of
Mrs. Goosman:
r, Tfar 1-'. camiuieii. a'.
. Imarlpu
Address of welcome Hon. R. R- Wll-
llnlTID . .
Tirol ni n t Mrs. T. S. Morri-
lIliipil
enn vftrrn t
Response Mrs. John F. 'Wiley, Gen
eral William lMvie enapier
niro n c Hamilton.
nons - ,
Address of state regent ivirs. "
N. Reynolds.
Address of president general Mrs
Matthew T. Scott.
Report of credentials committee.
Song Old iNorin ouue.
J . V... ooiirtpsv of
Luncheon, i.ew j. m.,
board of trade at Battery Park Eoy3 53 59 to $4.50 the pair
htel- v. ,po Mpn'a Sinn tn 9.7 fin t.Vin nair
The ladles were very mm-n -r -r"-- f
with the address of Mr. Williams, and Jf we fit you once .Jl fit y()u
several selectons of the program weie
.1-.. n canni' 11 lYlPnill II. iSlltJL"'. n-h-"
aceful part of the proceedings was
the presentation of large bouquets of
flowers to the guests 01 nmioi.
Lindsay-Patterson also gave an out
line of her work. In the Bonne Trail
department. , , 1
At the lun heon, the menu of which
1 ,.v,,.u..n ttith care for its ap-
'thp. following toasts
Lrp resnosded to: "Our Grandmoth
ers " Mrs. Bhlfer Erwln; "Our Vislt-
1 : -.wrs ..:
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SEALSHIPT
OYSTERS
Fresh Shipment's every day
M. HYAMS
Phones 49 & 243. Cor. North Main & Mcrrlmon Ato.
Only the best of. eTerythlng to eat.
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Calf Shoes for
Men and Boys
We Buy Anything
AND
hnr hnmn tn Wlnston-Salcm and
Is a. guest at the Battery Park hotel.
5 st
xiioo Kmmii Morris, who With her
sister, Mrs. Jervey, has been spending
the past season near Aroen, nas re
turned to the city ana is staying at
'orest Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Tennent and Mrs.
Tennet's sister, Miss Annie West, ex
pect to leave shortly for Florida to
o..n.i thn winter. Mr. ana Mrs. ien-
nent will close their home on jviom-
ford n venue.' forthe winter hut win re
turn to the city early In the spring.
k se
Mlr Annie Arden Jersey of Arden
spent yesterday in the city.
5 m-
Mrs. F. H. Groome and her father,
p Hnwatt. arrived yesterday and
,r clients at tha Battery ParK notei
Mrs Mowntt Is In New York, she and
lira cronino having gone there from
Atlantic City and A3bury Park where
with Mr. Howatt they have spent tne
summer. After some time in Asne-
iiia Mr Vlowatt and Mrs. Groome
will return to New York, where they
will bo Joined by Mrs. itowatt ana
where they will spend the greater part
of their time.
11.45
Buys a rubber tired, red. baby push
cart today. We annot promise you
one tomorrow as we only nave a
small stock on hand.
t r 11FXRV and CO.
phnnA 448 ' Battery Park lt'',
Please Remember
On November 15
BOSTON SHOE STORE
We do repairing.
S.S
Sell Every thing
fernberg & Co.
Dpot Street.
Phe-ne 333
"I' in-iim' ii MiMMiriii w
IS
First Impre
"18 'MiOTCTfl
nir samole book of per
sonal greeting cards will
ha closed to oraers. ah
who have seen them were
delighted wlt,h the se
lection.
wAHid make a
mn-A spnsihle and Inex
pensive fflU as these?
They will be appreciated
Kv all.
ftrnr nlaced now will
be received In plenty of
time for Christmas.
J. H. LAW
38 PATTON AVENUB.
ssions are Lasting
MahwtBtiirM
your
made
For Rent
Nicely furnished boarding
house, attractive place, steam
heat, modern in every way, sit
uation good. .
Moale, Chiles &
r' Redwood
Real Estate and Insurance
27 Fatton Ave. Second floor.
Just Like New When Finished
Bring us your old broken pieces of
jewelry nnd see wnni
ift I can make from them
manufacturing Jeweler In my on.
VICTOH KTfiltw. K.r.t...
17 Haywood Ppposllo Bata-ry l'ark.
FOR SALE
Seven room residence and goofl
store room, near center oi cuy.
valuable lot 60x108 within 150 feet
of Market Houso. Exceptional values,
b0tNATT ATKINSONS SONS CO.
Ileal KHtate Urokers.
MILLINERY
SPROATS
Oatoa Building.
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-w-r-r-r-'-- I -n
NATURAL FIGS NEW CKur
5LRVIGL
Combinrd with lirnnty in Iho Rrcat thing all stnvft
for In ONEIDA (X)MMUNITY 1hk)1ir and (ork you
find those two durable points most (lowly p0'
Tile (IfniKiw are lirautiful and the wearing quality oi tne
niece is uniuieNtioned.
ARTHUR M. FIELD CO.
CHURCH ST. & PATTON AVE.
These are specially, nic for stewing.
15c Pound Two for 25 cents.
YATES & McGUJRE,
Phones 1715 and 1716. . 21 Haywood St.
Whcr th Dollar Doci Iti Duty.
Not only may this he said of ieo)le, hut of
(lollies ns well. Our Stcin-Bloch aud Hchloss
Suits and Overcoals will do both
Impress You First and
Will Last
"We have marked our clothing to sell, not to keep,
and a comparison of our prices will prove this asser
tion and that
Whitlock's Clothing is Correct
in Style and Price
Our stock of Gent's Furnishings cannot he surpass
ed and you will find all
The Latest Novelties in Fur-
nishings at Reasonable Prices
Special Sale of Kid Glove3 Monday, values up to
$1.50 at $1.15. I
We would he pleased to show you.
HI
41 Paiton Ave.
Automobiles
and 1
Farm
Machinery
Implements
'& Supplies
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Western Carolina Auto. Co.
Corner Lexington & Walnut. Z,
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