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Jora opens tonight at C o'clock ;
WEDDING GIFTS
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Two New Reclpea for Punch by Mra.;
Rorar.
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'W.'ddlne' Punch tlratc th- yellow.
. rind of two oraiisx and thre lemoua
ligo on unart of water; add tn
j-Iunc!i of sugar;' arlr until the sugar
Xjy uievwi. .a,,. .r .. ..
rilraln WirougU a attva. u. turn uim
' to the Ore; add u lumblrr f currant
lly, one of napU rry Jelly ami one tit
rf ''Mack berry JHIy. -Mix and mrilii
through a col.tntli r, anil whtn cdl iiiM
' a grated fin-ujit' .mil a pint of Krde
juice. Cover Mil l Ktaihl ahle over
night. At. arrvlnK time ad'l telv
., rp peaches, iiiuhIh il. or a can of
peaches, a quarter of a pound f cun
'rved cherries cut Into iiuarU.ru, unil
a nuart of straw herii it, mashed. eUlr
' the mixture. Put a pint In a pumii
;!! ''bowl; add a pint of ulntcr nle, a pint
') Of ahavud Ice ami a ipiart of efTervex-
.. oant water.
t Indian Punch Moll a imiuihI of an
' unr. a quart of water and 5 i-.-i I '-'I
yellow rind of a I nmn fur five mln
utea, nnd strain; add a teasponiif ul 'if
; . bitter almond xtr.i t, the Juice of three
; lemons, a teaspooiifitl of vanilla and
( two rupxful of MlrottK tea. When very
f Hild add Ice nnd a pint uf etT i venr. nt
' - Th Excuriion to Toxaway Successful.
'' fi Th? excurwlon to Toxaway Thurxday
'( for the lneflt of the Flower mlxsion
4 I"i wm both a fttinnelal and a nodal sue
I iLi rex. About a hundred and fifty o-
F 3" P'c advantage .of this opm lunlty
i Km to vlxlt th Bapphlre country at tnM
tua.a.ir.,! mi.n nn,t .1... errt&'it tl.'l
Vra Kill U. ., ..,, . ., .... .....
dellifhled with the extrein eour:.
nhown by the railroad offlelalH and
Z7Z tho hntrl jmv. IWjth rallniada gave
J a liberal percentait- of all tlrketx xnld
r. nnd th hotel people did the Fame on
f thu mealx xerved and th r Titlnjc uf
bontx. An excellent luncheon was
Oierved he ylxhor nt the hotel, drf
Ina; room" given over 'for their line In
rnrt, everytninit poxxitu wan mine in
make the. day njnynhle. Mr. Thomas
MeHee, perxonally conducted Ihe ex
eurxton. and to him Is due much of
the credit for the xsillHfactory arrange
nientx and etrt . rtalntnent of the parly.
Sanator and Mr. Gazzam Give a Re
caption. Senator nnd Mix. iSuzxani of Phila
delphia gave a reception ul KonHworth
Inn ThurxdaV nfteriKMin In honor if
Itlhop and Mix. Talbot of IYim-l-vanla.
Among thngft prexmit were Hi-hop an I
Mras Worfitrt AHhevllla, Tr. nnd Mrs.
IJodney Itush Swope, Itlltinorc; Ilcv.
and Mr, Charles I tooth Halterlee.i
Columbia, Mra, 'M.. .T.ihnm f tleorgla.
Mra. Hp. Mr. and Mm. KlnK. Ir. un I
Mrt. OhiHbornuf;h, Mrs. "oniiiillv
Coxe, Mr..anl Mra. Mallard, . Bat
torle. Mvfl. Rartett, Mrs. Unny, Chi
cago, Mra. Pencil, Mrx. Warner, Th
Mlaxex Andrew". The lllii I.yonM,
New OrleanH. Mrs. gnblnua and Mrx.
Davidson, Augnxta, Mra. and M'
Solbba, Moi fgomery. t
: T1o Kenlhvorth or hextra gave sev
eral enjoyable classic xelwtlRiis diult)-;
Ihe afterno -n,
J
Bridge Party,
Mrs. Uranch will entertain with
brldKo party at Margo Terrace thl
ftftrnotin at S:BH ojvlock.
I H I PERSONAL
Ml: Lola Duson of Intlslana. Is In
the city.
Mt, Jamex Conrad arrived y stv rday
from Chicago.
Unimex Penn of Virginia, is In the
city on buxlnexx.
J"3 Pr. Roberts of Marshall spent yen
z ' ' Judge Bynum ha returned to h
home in Chariot te.
.. Charlie Davlx of New Tork, Is In
' the clly vlaltlng relative.
"", Mr. Howard Pettn of Ianvllle, Va
l at the Rattery Park.
.tiin.t .
P. I Inwrenot and VV. C. Inwrein
of Ijoulal.tna, are In the city.
. M", and Mrx. Louis Dtimax. of New
-. 'York, are at Tlattery Park,
M. and Mrs. Noble Junes of Sa
vnttnah, are at K nllworth Inn.
' Mra. ninomlnatelt of fonal.lxnivll!e,
T.i.. I xpendlttk n few day in Ashe
ville.
Mr. Porter Keys of West Va., r
. rived In th city yestertlay on bul-
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i Correct Dress
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Hi sf "Modern Method" ayatera ol
l .h-fraJe tailoring introduced by
( E. Hoy & Co, of Cincinnati. O,
i . -lute roc J dressen everyw here.
'. . , All Carr-tenta Mada Strictly
, t Your Maaacrro
I J ssooVx n-icca. 500 arrlea el lonage
mj OT.i.ti:,z Lbric iron which te cbone.
A -.- r .ir :sr le thew mm oat line, or if
f ... :er , ie.4, v.rii to u for fartuiare,
r i jays gx co.
till .1WNATI, OHIO.
MlVfs M. W. Mem fee if Penaacola, Id
p nilm? several -weeks here wllh
f rn min.
.
SJr .,,( j(rH. Hlnunt of Florida, who
have Kpent lh' .aummrr here, have kduC
' Hoton.
J)r fl(iJ Mn( ,irv,.y Bh0(,maJg,,r f
i j jj . J t-1 ' 1 1 . arrived y. alerday and are
'm t he Hwannunoii
Jlrn. InloiH will have Monday with
h: two little dauxhtcrs to xptid the
winter In California.
Mr.', It. M. C.it.s of Charlotte, has
returin d home after "pending the mini
in, r In tlie 1 1 1 1 ul i . .i I tin.
Dr. Arthur Prllctnrd has gone to
Thoniavllle, i la., and will makw tiiat
place Ills flllllie home.
Mrn. liion.-e Vanilerblll hax gone to
N. v York for a few iluy to attend
a wedding In the family.
Mrx. P. A PI. i-ee and son have
turned to I'nion Clly. Tenn., nftT
Np.'iulluK the .summer her-.
Mrx. M.all. ho h."l xpmt !ll
Kunmn: In the mountains, left y..-ter
day fi.f In r home In Mobile.
Mr. John c. Itumhough, proprietor
f Mountain Park hot 1 at Hot Springs,
;s at th liatery Park hotel.
Mr. Morton Paine of Charl'xln'n. who
hax hem In Aslievill, for the pa.xt threi
weeks, will have today for his home.
Mrs. W. H. Troy has elos -d hei
lountrv home. Itushee, and will l.av
lodav to Join .Mr. Troy In Jackson.
Tenn.
Miss Z rtlia M. I). iJreene will I in
fills afternoon for Uloonilngton, Ind
where Bh will enter the state uni
versity:
Mrs. Polk and Hill daughter, Wll
mn, who have been visiting Mrs. Bond
Anderson, left yesterday for their
hoint in Jackson, Tenn.
Mr. IIP hard Lyons and Mr. Isaac
Si uipps I'shl null "if New (Mentis,
who have be n slopping at Klnlhvorili.
have trmie on a mountain parly.
.Mrs. M ln h and Miss Krw lu of P.al-
iimore, have reltirned to their homes.
.Mr. nod Ms. t..x of West Point.
Miss., h ft y cit.-rdav for lhat city.
Missis. I'r.iueis and T nehe f'oxe
ind Mr. Haywood Parker made a
IhihIiuwh
to fire en River In 1111
autonioliil'3 Thursday and returned
same day.
tin
Mrs. Von liuiker and Miss Von
Itiuker ha v.'' retained from an exten
sive trip thromrh tlio 'northwest. Mrs
Vim ' Uarker will he at horn - to her
custom- rs Monday, October 2.
The latest in w s from ex-Mayor
Raw Is Is most eiiouraghig. H' Is able
niuv to write li ters to his friends and
relatives, and f.-.-is that he may soon
he nhle to r. turn to his home.
THANKS FRIENDS.
In behalf of the Riverside Indiislrlal
chili," I wish to thank Its friends 'far
the i nntrlhutloin to Hi" various 'depart
ments of the work. They are appre
ciated very much and kIvhii out only
to the needy and worthy one- who are
.lex. rvlm; assistance.
We hope to add many new friends
and tv Ive in Interest many old ones,
wkho will assist us i i earryins on l'il
work thie winter. The work Is Increas
ing and larger deicanes are made -upon
i's. We would be glad to have all
Intel ested III this work to make us a
visit ami x e for themselves the wor
thy cause "The Club" is su' alnlnu.
All contributions and donations to
ths work will be thankfully received.
lrup ns a postal a aid and we will
send to your house for your d( IUU
(Ions,
The following, friends assisted In this
work In the month of September:
Ashevllle Library As-ochltioii. book
for l ife Club" library.
Supt. Tighc, booki for the night
schoel.
Riverside Pr.sbyteiiaa Sunday k hool
stove pipe and xlnc.
Ashevll e Free Kindergarten, JS to
ward a Move.
tiaybiNsik James, two lining for
the liove.
Mr'. I!. P. Campbell, magasir.es.
M. P. Murray, books, shoes an
liethlntj.
If. rf. Lambert, paperx and magaxlnes,
. M. C. A., pnpera and tnagailnes.
Needhum Wrightman, hatx and
trimming-'
Children at "The Manor" nwde
.Iresses for children.
Arhellle t oltoi Mllb, two black-
ts'ards. R. l ', HACK. Ires.
QUESTIONABLE WAR RELICS.
From London (On't ) Free Prew.)
Canadians are not given to awaft-
qvrinn about the vt toriea achieved
over the Cnlted State troo; e In 1S1
though they mltsht Justly do m. They
have therefore ream to resard with
displeasure ithe lnietiious desire of
certain dlreetora to rnlae. the-.'IlrltiHt
boala whhh were aunk In the Klver
Ihnmea near Chatham after the flKht
on Ijike Erie, and remove them to de
trort aa rellca of the ensaifement with
Peny. What possible rlKht hav& the
AmerieaiiR to British property rescued
from that affray? The Canadian sov
iimen should certainty tiave mine-
thina- to nay on that head, and aay It
l:h no uncertain vote.
The Detro't eltlaen. .Ir. C. M. Rur-
ton. who locatej and exposed the hull
of one of th vwli sunk by General
Proctor, clalma It aa hi private prop-
Hit by right of dlaeovery Ilia wish 1
to present .to the . Ity of Detroit to
be aet It In i ap lally conatructe.l
museum on telle I? and.
Mr. Iturton and hM- frienda are not
wise -In their iah to euceeed In ear
nine out thla point: no would thSel
f rvtroit a how the aplrit of amity to
be looked nr In to near a helghbor by
m-ouraalng- IL
Tbo only theory oa which relic of,
Sterling Wares, Cut Glass. Harrrmeied Bn ss Gcods, Electroliers, Bronze
Mounted Vases, etc.
The Thompson-Brannon Co.
Jewelers and Silversmiths. . ;
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Salurday, Sepl. 30
MR. W. E. NANKEVILLE
ANNOUNCES
The Navar Ceaaing Suceeaa
Human
Hearts
An Idealized Story of Life in the Ar
kanaaa Hills.
PRKSRNTKD WITH
A CAREFULLY CHOSEN COMPANY
cenio Seniationa
loua Mechanical Magnitude
SEAT SALiE AT PFAFFLIN'S.
Pricea 25o, 50o, 75c. $1.0.
the war of 1812 could pass from (' nnda
for Jubilant exhibition In any part of
the reptibll1 with any show of oo I
taste and il. i t lit rtard far Interna
tional ametiitiis wo. ild ! lib- ieu
tallon of It by the Canadian authorl
tie . as a Ire. -'.''I offering; and Ibis
eould not w i ll h done In a case Involv
ing sii. li.li ii ; ea. anl men: n ies as those
mm et'-d with liar lay ami normr.
The Vex-els Mltlk la til'- Til line-. If
1 e p I, t .,: I' ll- lay's lb el. wi.u'e liev
in tin- ham.. -i of l'.r. as trophic-
war. 1 Iley w. le u.seii ny i.emiai I m -
tor as ir.uispoi-ts .up tie' I names, a---
ompanyitiK pmetor mi his retreat Into
the Interior. They w .! e .-link by him
on the aiipeuran e of ovt-rwhelnilns
Ids, and having lain al, ihe bottom
of Uie Thames lor nearly lull years
cannot be resurrected by foreign inter
ference wlili" 't spo 1:1 1 con-ent of the
Canudluu Kovernnn nt ami iks le.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELING PUB
LIC.
KlTeetiv v. ii-- the last car a avinK
Ash.-viCe ' i- C.i iiiestoti uelol.r sth.
his Pa. will pe .i noted lo Coiunihla-aarl.-itoti
lift-. I i si car b avins? Aslu-
ile I letobi r XI h.
.Macon-. le
disci ai-l
le sl.'i ploy car line will
i ist ear leaviriK Ashe-
lii h i'ii!;' ear Hue
ii,-- lli-niineh.-iia Ine,
Aie viiie for .Mobile
itihis ilia' will be short-iiai-aiiiio-ia
line.
.Vdu ville for MetntdiU
vlll t .;.) t iV.
Mo'.!-.' .'.ah.-v
Will I.e. Oltf- M
I ear . !e-i' l-i
on I'letol i - ,: ! h.
Asliei Li,.. M .
i il lo Mi -r
,Mj e r le IV ieii
i i !,.hrr Sh,
Ail pas-a-m;, rs i,-it;n acconeuo.l.t
oiy no tin hc iim s oa or befnt-e ( ic
ier Sih. should write Imm diately to
the uaib rsUm d and r serve aci-onuno-
latlons. J. H Wii'M).
Iip-l-kt PasseiiKir Aent. Ashevllle. ..
C. It 11 ( ! It AHA M,
Tlck-t Aifen', No. (it) I'atton Ave.,
Ashevllle, N. C.
. .rl n
7 7 nv.v:v
n: ai;t coat ihk cnn.rntKN.
Pattern No. :TiO.
All Seams Allowed.
A pritly e.tat f'r .'Inlitren is shewn
here In tan prun. Il l elutli. A fancy cap-,-Klvea
tirt-uKttli to the ubotil.icrs uikI cna.
cenU the anuare y,ke. TtTeta. hearl
etla, eashmere, covert and arrgv ar x
velb'Ht selections fer the d-sin.
The pattern l In I niaer to 6 years.
For a child of 3 year. Ihe coat r.'qulre;
t ya:;U of naiten.U Si Imii. a wkle, 3i
yaads 3a Inchta wa'e. 1 yard 4 inutwa
wide, er S j'urda U Inelu-a w d. .
Prh. in exit's
Pattern Department, ,
Tha Ashevllle Cltlaen.
Oentleraeo: Pleaa. aeodt m. Pat-
tern No.
Eli No.
Nam.
p. a
Stat.. .. r, .. .. m,
mmm
SuperbXs
Marc
(4t
I ' r ( I ' . .ill t-V- JTiat?. -.
Auditorium
Thursday, Oct. 5
Wm. A. Brady's Special Pro
duction
Way
Down
East
Elaborated by Jos. R. Grismer
Prices 50c, 5c, $1.00.
sale at Pfofflin's.
Seat
GRAND
OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday Niflht, Get. 3
The Original Irish Comedians
Murphy & Mack
In th; Mirthful Musical C medy
Mafoney's Wedding
With Maud Su'.ton and A'!
Star Cast
Their own special Band and
Orchestra
Prices 25,35, 50 and 75
Seats on sale at Ward's Phar
macy. RIU
Monday, Oct. 2
The Magnificent Alice Neilsen
$40,000 Prcduction of
The Fortune Teller
With Grace Orr Myers.
Big Singing Show,
60 Selected Artists,
Prices 75, $1.00, $1.50
Seat Sale at Pfafflin's,
ASQEV1LLE BUSINESS COLLEGE
Srd floor Paramn builJlng. op p. P. O.,
Phon 704.
BookkHplng, business pracUo conre,
..,,..$5004
Shorthand, typewriting course,. .$50.00
Kngliah. apelilns, penmanahlp, arithme
tic. FREK with other course.
H. 8. SHOCK LEY, Principal.
T. W. 03TEEN, AaaiaUnt.
VI AW,
Mtss Grace E. Griswold, Mgr.
Office 159 North Mai atiW.
Offica hours: Thurdaya, S to I .
and by appointmant. Phono 431,
4
Millinery Opening at
Mears Daylight Store
Saturday.
WANTED
200 Families
THE DAN RIVER COTTON MILLS
Danville,' Vi, can give employment to
200 famlllea of good, reliable people in
their various department of Carding,
Spinning,' 8pooling, Warping and
Wenvlng. The Mllla are entirely mod
ern and up-to-date In every respect.
Nice new cottnpe nnd tenement
houses. Rents moderate. Abundant
supply of good water.
We pay good wair . Have (rood
achenlule of hours. No nirht work.
For full particulars, write or apply
at once to
Dan River Cotton Mills
DANVILLE, VA.
Veterinary Surgeon
DR. R. II. MANOGUE
Office at Chamber It Weaver's stable,
IS Willow BtreeL Telephone 18.
Edwin McKecy
ELECTRICAL
CONTRACTOR
Phoae ISt No. 16 Church strsw
IT IS AN UPHILL JOB
to undertake the Impossible, as you
will find out if you try to make an old,
failed, worn out carpet do duty In place
of a new one. It is fala economy,
spi'tially as we( off -r yon chance
to get a new one at remarkably low
alues. Our carpets are all of the
newvst styles and patterns.
Sawyer's Carpet House
Phone 128. .Nos. 18 and J1 Church St.
1
Wc Haul or
Move Anything
ASCEVILLE TmSFEK CO.
CO Pat ton Avenue.
Tel. 810.
With Uptown Ticket Office.
B. A. VINIARINSKI
SHOES REPAIRED. .
Finest Hand Work. While you wait
(S Fat ton Arena. Opposite P. O.
Preserving Quinces and Pears.
HIRAM LI NOSEY, '
U0 & Ualn St
Phono MO.
C9tiien Want Ads Bring Reoul!.
CMaa Want Adr Varfn Reaulta,
CtUiea ?Tnt Ada Bring Roaul.SL
Life-like Photo
graphs Made by
HARRIS s!Lrc.
fit
ft,-
to a v ;. ;. - . m-j?ys"
sz
s- . ' . , tt,t-
Ide will be closed today, but will open
our doors at 6 o'clock this evening
Phone
338
gon flfarche
The Ashevilie School oi Stenography and
Typewriting
Is organizing tts fall classes. Term commences, Wednesday, September
6th. Pupils entering on or before th at dale will receive a full course at
one-third less than the regular rate. Don't delay phone MISS FANNIE
EMANUEL, No. 391, now, or drop us a eare and we will call on you.
Information cheerfully given. Class room Drhumor building (over
Field's Jewelry store.) Individual lnstruotion, if desired.
THE NORMAL AND COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG WOMEN.
Offers four courses of study.
Under sixteen teachers and .ofTte ers, who are experts.
Special attention is drawn to the courses In slenographsTr, typewriting,
bookkeeping, dressmaking and millinery. Tuition in these and all other
departments, except music, $25 per year.
Board and tuition Ut0 per year. ; m. P&SrB'.'yJ
Fall term begins September 20th, 1905.
Model school for small children op ns October 2nd, 1905., For catalogue
address REV. THOMAS LAWRENCE, D. D.
Holman Christian University -
Black Mountain, N. C.
Offers superior advantages in -the following departments:
Primary, Preparatory, Regular College Courses In the School of Arts and
Sciences; Vocal and Instrumental Music, Art, IJuslnesH, Law, I'.lble, Elocu
tion; Courses lead to graduation with appropriate decrees. Splendid ac
commodations for a large number of students. ' Beautiful groundu, board at
cost on rlub system. Tuition in Primary $18.00; Preparatory $27.00; Uni
versity nnd Special Departments $40.00. The $40.00 pays tuition for a year
In any and all tepa-tmenrn I. e., a studant payins the J40. will- Iwjuliniltetl
free of furth'r charge to al Iclasaos of the school for the. year; -ilcnee a good
student could take music, art and the regular college course or the one tui
tion of $10.00. A number of boys will he given nn opportunity of working
nut their tuition, and a largo number
fession of 'teaching can upon proper end
loan fund. Term September 23 to
president,
Tender
Veal
You can be pleased with the meats we sell.
Others are.
Kiibler & Whitehead, Telephone 195
Select
Beef
Ashevilie Tailoring and
Pressing Club
My large line of Imported and domestic Woolen3 have arrived for fall
and winter Reasons.
I cordially invito you to call and Inspect my stock and make selection
before the rurh. ' t
4 N. Pack -quare. Phono 389.
J. C. Wllbar will show you the stvies and the way garments should fit
We Have list
Received
A Fresh Shipment of
Toasted Corn Flakes ...... 15e
Oranose Bis 15c
3ra Cracker Plain ...15c
Gra Crackers Sweetened .... 18 o
Bell & Van Every
"PDRB FOODS"
23 Haywood Phone 221
1
Miss Ada Gordon
-- - e- .
TEACHER OF PIANO FOR TERMS
AND TESTIMONIALS APPLY TO
63 CHARLOTTE STREET.
PHONE 887 R
MISS CRUISE,
Manicuring and Hairdrassing Parlors.
Residence Phone 42S. Office Phono IS.
Cheropody, Shampooing, Facial Mas-i
age. Treatment of tha Scalp. 11
Menwthr Building. Haywood Strut
Ova O a CsiSk ,15
13 South
Jtlaln St
who desire to prepare fo rthe pro
orsement .have the benefit of a tuition
June 1. For particulars address the
J. C. OOGGINS, Ph. D.
Choice
Lamb
Good
Poultry
It is a Pleasure to
Any Man
To slip Into
shirt we have
laundered
ly done.
It Is always correct-
Ashevilie Steam
Laundry s
Jiu-jitsu
The art of self protection for Jrour
"Groceries" easily taught by phoning
your orders to the
The "Tea Pof Grocery
Phooe Ml.
FOR GALE.
Several vacant lots cleae In at ex-
cer,,on1 ,ow tnca. ranging from
- 5 op to 11509. These are safe ln-
wstlfcU. F. T. H. WOODS,
1-Ii Uin SL Real EstaU Desiar.
. I