Wednesday,: - I.Iarch 19r 1913
TZZ ACHZVILLE GAZ2TTZ-NEWS.
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Pastry can be "pasty" or "tasty" much depends upon the
cooking fat used, Cottolene is preferable to butter or lard
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tor snonening because it makes
pastry rich without the least sug
gestion of greasiness. . . It also
makes it Hght, crisp smd digestible.
In addition to giving better re
sults, Cottolene is .cheaper than
butter, more economical than lard.
Two-thirds of a pound of Cottolene
will go as far as a; full pound of
butter or lard, and Cottolene is
usually as cheap as or cheaper
than lard.
When results and econnmv hc&h
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pomt to Cottolene, why use any
other shortening?
. Cottolene is the original vegeta
ble shortening and frying medium.
It is -a product of -Nature, made
irom tne purest and
choicest cotton oil,
and is in every sense
as palatable, health
ful and digestible as
olive oil.
Buy a pail of Cottolene to
day, try this recipe, and let
"hubby" render the verdict
when he tries the food.
Mad. only by
THE N. K. FAIB3ANK COMPANY
COTTOLENE DOUGHNUTS
Cream three tables poon Cottolene, add Kant cup of sugar, 3 yolks of
eggs well beaten with one white, stir in one cupful of freshly mashed
potatoes and V cup of milk. Sift 2V2 cups flour with 3 teaspoons bak
ing powder, yi teaspoon each of salt and ground mace, also a little
nutmeg, and add to first mixture, working in additional flour as nec
essary to handle lightly. Roll and cut all doughnuts before frying.
Fry in hot Cottolene 3 inches deep in kettle, testing ths temperature
with piece of bread. ' ....,
In the second game of the series
yesterday afternoon Bingham was the
I winner over the Ashevllle High school
by the score of 8 to 7. There
was a 'good crowd at Riverside to wit
ness the contest, and there was no lack
at Interest for 'the spectators at any
.stage of the proceedings. The game
I was kept going steadily and without
friction by T. C. Stouch, who acted as
umpire and did not have a single kick
I iliout his decisions.
There was no scoring Ty either side
'or the first four innines. and then
Bingham started thingB off with a little
ixtra work with the willow and scored
'hree runs before the merry-go-round
ould be Btopped. A feature of this
'tart was that Angler went home from
1ret base on a single. The High school
hoys did not score until the seventh
itu they succeeded then In. putting
Ive men across the rubber. Bingham
led the score in th last half of the
nning. Ashevllle made two runs in
he eighth and ninth Innings, but In
ho eighth the cadet piled on three
uore runs and won the contest.
The lart game of the series will be
llayed I his afternoon, and it Is ex
acted that Fortune and Covington
vtll be the opposing twirlers.
The box score of yesterday's game
onows:
Bingham AB R H PO A E
Tarter, J., If . . . . 5
Webster, ss. . . . 3
ngier, cf 3
Covington, lb . . .5
Hllllard, 2b. . .
Trail!, rf.
Valkcr, 3b. . . .
Ule, n. ; ... .
Winston, p.
Totals. . . .
Ashevllle
funt, W., lb. .
-luiit, D., cf . . .
Vhlte, 3b.. . .
Vheclcr, ss. . .
Iiint, B., if . .
Riddlck, c. . .
'lealp, p. . . . .
3huforl, 2b. . .
Totllns, If. . . .
Totals 40 7 8 24 11
Score by inninKS
Bingham .... . 000 030 23x 8
shcvillP . . . . . 000 000 511
Summary 8wo base hits, Wheeler,
Icalc, Collins, White; three bane hits.
ni,icr: home run, Wheeler. Earned
mis Bingham. 6; Ashevllle, 5. First
as-c on balls off Winston, 4. Struck
,mt by Winston, 8; by Bealc, ' 4.
Lett on bases Bingham, 7; Ashevllle,
II. Hit by pitched ballWebster,
Angler, Riddlck, Collins. First base
on errors Ashevllle, 3; BinRham. 4.
Stolen bases Carter, Webster (2),
Walker, W. Hunt, Riddlck. Collins.
lueritice hits Angler, Hilliard, W.
hint. Sacrifice fly Webster. Passed
alls Ule, Biddick. Wild pitch
.Vinston. Time of game, 1:50. Urn
lire, Mr. Slouch.
GHLO THEATRS CIRCUIT
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The world's greatest living tenor assisted by
MARTINA ' ZETELLA SIGNOR FRANCINI
Soprano Accompanist
PRICES 75c, $1, $1.50 and $2. Exchange ticket sale
opens Thursday. General public ticket sale opens Fri
day at Whitlock's. ' - .
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t MONDAY, MARCH 24,
H i Signor Font'l; aKsisted by
H i ,'; Martina Zatclla.
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Pope Attends (Vlubratlon of Mans.
By Associated Press.
Rome, March 19. Pope Plux for
he first time since his indisposition
oday was present at a celebration of
he muss outside of his bedroom. His
dsters and niece also attended the
:eremony.
Among the numerousi messages re
elved by the pope In connection with
its nnme-day today were many from
.he United States, Including- telegrams
"rom Cardinals Gibbons, Farley and
O'Conncll.
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Buy L. A M. Si'mJ-Mlxed Real Paint.
lloni-l Concvrt.
The followlnR criticism of Bond
who Will be hoard at the. Auditorium
on next Monday, March 24, asslstec
by Martina Zatulla and KlKnor 1'Yun
cinl was tul'en from the Uotrult Nc
of March 8th, lllia
"The thrllllns power of Slirnor Ales-
sundro Bond's muRnillrpnt tenor voici
brought his own countrymen and i
splendid audience of his admirers ti
Day him tribute at the Church of Otu
Kather, last nmlit. The tenor was ir
pt.rfo''t f'rm- Jtnd ho oehle oil such
results, that the demonstration Kiven
It's the very best quality paint. It
veurs best and looks best. It costs the
aest money. Its use for 37 years has
irovcn these facts. It's White Lead
Vhite Zinc and Linseed Oil. Just mix
t quarts of Unseed OH with each ani
on of L. & M. Seml-Mlxed Real Pnlnt,
ind make 1 irallons of pure paint
eady for me at a cost of 11.40 per
rallon. Tho I & M. Seml-Mlxed Real
?alnt is sold by Ottis Green Hardware
?o., Ashevllle.
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NOTICE.
The nnderslsiied having qualllied as
Mie executor of the last Will and testa
ment of Mrs. 8. J. Anderson, deceased,
Ihls is. to notify ull persons having
claims against said, estate to present
them within twelve months from IhU
dato or this notice will be pleaded In
bur of their recovery. All person In
debted to said estate will make Imme
diate payment. . . - '
This the 19th day of March, 1 Hi 3.
., a C. CARPENTER,
Executor ' of1 (ho last WlH"hnd test'u
' mept.otSt1il, A.deileaBC1.',
$30,000 Funding Bonds
of the City of Asheville
Sealed bids for above bonds will be received by the un
dersigned until noon, Tuesday, April 1st, 1913. Bonds dated
March 1, 1913, due March 1, 1943 without option. Interest 5'
per cent, payable semi-annually in New York. . . . . . .
Bonds engraved and certified as to genuineness by the
United States Mortgage and Trust Company.
Opinion of Caldwell, Masslich & Reed, New York, as to :
validity, will be furnished purchaser.
Bids to be made on blank forms to be furnished on appli
cation to said Trust Company or the undersigned.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
These bonds are part of a $200,000 issue of which $170,
000 have been sold.
A certified check of $1,000 must accompany each bid.
J. E. BANKI,N Mayor.
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ALKSKAXIHtO noxci
WorM's (arratcHt Tcnory Auditorium.
i Next Monday, A fluted by
.Martina Zatclla. '
him was a sincere compliment to hla
art."
"Bond offered several simple Ens;.
llsh songs given with the finish that
he only ran attain through tho won
derful placement of his superb orirun
and the vocal control which he pos
Mm, hut It Is In his operatic work
particularly that he reaches hla groat-
est heights.
"SlKnor C. Roberto rranolnl, a
pianist of hlKti caliber, Rave ablo as
slstanco aa accompanist, and offered
also as a solo number a medley of op
eratic airs." . . i .
Prices will be 15 cents f 1 and f 1.110
for tho bulooiiy and $l.f0 and ti for
the lower Hour. ,Jho exrhange ticket
ml will pii tomorrow morning a1
Whitlock's at 9 o'cloek. Tickets for
the general public will go on sale Fri
day mornlnif. ' '
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JUST RECEIVED
1 lot of Evening Drt'sses in Chilton and Crepe de chene, 27.50 to $35.00 values
. $16.50
1 lot of Ratine Dresses, good 'color and. excellent styles, values f rom $10.00
our price
An Old Firm.,,
,"ho piiinted Kubbiihs's limine?"
"He told me the name of the con
cern. - f think herald It was rtone by
Kiln 4k btarta." Moslon 'fiuiiaorlpU"-
; td $12.50, our price.
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