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Thanksgiving Suggestions, j
It 1 no eauy mutter for a house
Wife to offer her family ami friends
aomething n-w on em h Thanksgiving
day, no matter how faithfully she may
try to do bo. After nil tlx- old stnple
dishes term most suitable for HiIh day
and are UBUully gn-ntly H'" -ii t d
and enjoyed. If a f" tinwlil. s are
deal red thry need ln'1 crowd ul th"
, old standby". Nothing ean take tin
place of good old fashioned roat tur
key and what In better limn a well
made chicken jile?
A colonial decoration In a good Idc.i
for the table A pretty -ntcrplecu
may e made of wheat and Hmall arti
ficial pumpkins the wheat bi be In a
Bet piece like a sh'-af open -d out to j c.
appear fenthry and graceful. Hmalb-r at til
heave may be aet down the length
of the table.
The color of yellow may b- still
further enrtled out In bonbon and
candle shade b ( s m iy be nerved In
little puinpklnn or moulded In that
shape. The name of the gin Hf may In
tied with yellow ribbon around th-)
Heck of a tmall tu-kiy to be put hi
ach cover hs a favor.
Mulled elder or elaret Is espfi hilly
nice to nerve Willi a Thanksgiving
feast. An excellent menu for an elab
orate dinner U as follow :
Oysters on the half k)h II
Drown Itread tartlncs
Celery Radishes
Clear Soup Untied Checs.'
Fish Fillet., sauce llnllantlalsu
Potato Hall.i
Cueuirtber Farcl. Cream Sauce
Roast Turkey Sweet potato Houffle
Olazed Turnips
Individual Moulds of Cranberry Jelly
Mulled Cider
Roman Punch In Colonial Hata
Halvad Quail on Toast
Celery Salad with tiny onions
Blaalng Mince l'le Cheese
Ice Cream In pumpkin forma
Uttla Cakes Coffee
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. Favorite Rang and Univaraal Exhibit
Ends.
Mr, Martin and Mm. Swann who
have-been conducting an exhibition
and Ira lo of the Favorite rngen and
Unlveraat cooking utensils nt the
Ashavtlle Hardware company, closed
, Up their exhibit yesterday and each
Will ' leave today for towns further
aouth, Mrs. Swann going to Georgia
to yearesent her company by giving
derrtoiiHtratlonx and Mr, Martin leaves
-for Columbia to conduct another spe
clal?al of ranges and stoves.
Tha Favorite Range company will
posaH)ly aeevre the services of Mrs.
Bwajltl for the coming year to assist
' In conducting (heir exhibits. Th rnnge
monjby Mra. Thompson was delivered
o Bcr yesterday.
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Sanfl'Odda and Ends to tha Rummage
. Bala.
When tha all housocleanlng la uu
oeriaxen many odds and ends are
toroajrnt to light, which are valueless
o Um housekeeper, and no end of n
nuisance to know what to do with.
' A suggestion la mart" by the ladles
who, have tha rummage sale In hand
that they be cent lo them for dis
posal. What proves an embarrass
lng possession may be of great service
to someone else. If there Is anything
in four way. or you are Inclined to
donate your rubbish In a good causa
phone Mis Grant ,6o. 326, and a wag
- on will call for the artli'bs.
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K.nilworth a Mecca for Brides and
' Grooms.
Kenllwoith Inn seems to be a fav
, Orlta place for brides and grooms this
season. Seven newly-married couples
are staying In the hotel at present.
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' Salt of Faney Articles for Missionary
Sooiaty.
Thera will be a sh1 of fancy nr-
tcla?ihy the Woman's Mlsloiiary Ho
claby of Trinity church at Carmlchael'x
drug, store on Wednesday. The sale
(Will continue all through the day and
an excellent opportunity will bn a;lven
, to purchasa dainty gobl it for Christ
mas presents.
Woman's Club Met With Mr. Whit
lock.
Aj interesting meeting of tbe Wo
man's Club wit held yesterday after-
noott at 4 o'clock with Mis. Bernard
Whltloek on Montford aveuuo. Mrs
McArthur read the principal paper, ami
Mra. Alfred Barnard led the dlncua-
lon.
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Dr. Gilbert T. Rowe and famtly are
xpcted to arrive In Anhevlllo this
wee and will occupy tha parsonage
of Central church. Dr. Rows will
preach his flrat senium In Asheville
3unday morning at Central church.
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PERSONAL
Otis Coxe Is In the city.
Kent of Hot tarings. Is In
A. W
the city,
Mr C. T. ('. Ieake la considerably
betlir now.
Mlsn flertrude
to Htatesvllle.
Harrlll bus returned
filbxon of Knoxvllle. Is In tin
business.
K mp of Atlanta,
Hwannaiioa.
Is a gucxt
and Mrs. M
from N'. w York
r are recent ar-
Mis W. I! Slo lton will leave today
to J'lln Mr Mniton In Columbia.
Mr T S Itolllns N expieted to re
turn fioin 1 1; c.'iisihoro In a few days.
Mis Annb Willi. una 1 diM'iidliig a
. week." ilb friends In New York.
ipent tha winter her last' aeaaon. Is
expected to return on Sunday with her
little daughtera and will tie at lis
Cumberland avenue for several
months.
SECRETARY SHAW
TO REMAIN LONGER
(By Associated Press.)
WAMIIXtlToN. Nov. 20. Secretary
will pmnln as secretary of the
'ie:iury In Prcsbluit Iloosevi t's cab
net lllllll the eoliclusfoil of tbe ap-proai-hlng
si-slon on Congress, an.l
rbip' for eevcral months lung-r.
Il tias lain und?rat'Hid, In it tenla
Ive way, that Secretary Shaw expert'
d io retlr.- from tin! cablni t about
h first of l'i biu.iry next. If. Indeed.
I- anould not con lude to rcllmiulsh
'lis olMi lal diltlea I i fore that time,
blmsilf. was the authority for
;bls stati inent. It was understood gen-
inUy th.it be derld'-d to leave tbe
al.lncl with a view- to greater freedom
n promoting bis candidacy f ir tbe Re
aibllcan lionilnalloii for Presbb nt III
ill", altboiicb the .Tretaiy blmelt
er his aiuiouuci-il Ills Intention p)
ome a candidate.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
M; niel Mis A i. I'oster of Hoston.
will spend some time at Hutlery Park
T P. Curtis of Louisville, arrived
yeste iluy and is n gui st at the Swan-
n a noa.
J. H. Tucker Is here, after an nb
s -nco of several weeks In the western
part of the state.
The offering fur next l-"rld iv night
I the Ciiand opi ra house Is the w il-
kn iwn Ibggir Prince company In the
Id ravoritc. This roaring laugh lncu
ator Is presented by a company of
wiib h Mi-s Kttu Meirls, the chic coni-
dlemic, la the star .and she is sur
rounded by a company of clever ver
satile people. Including u ihoru-. of
handsome girls who can plug, dance
1 1 1 1 make merry, as well an wear he
mining nnl artistic eoatunn s. The
play itaelf has Ibeen revived, making
It an entertBlnmt nt second to ii
and i xi cplleipally meritorious from
start to ftntfh.
"Jlshefdle s Best Pry (foods Store"
Our Great Blanket Sale Continues To-Day
To-Day will be your last chance to buy All Wool Blankets
at Special Prices. Take advantage of it.
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Our Thanksgiving Sale of TaMe Linens
Napkins, Towels, Etc., begins To-morrow morning. Be one
of many who will profit by attending this Sale.
Clock Repairing
C. C. Millard, Livery. 'Phone 180.
Most Beautiful Woman I Have Seen in the South
-1!w",f M ' s.
Tour attention la directed io our newly established clock repair-
clock-maker of niany
establishments
Ing department. In charge of a. competent
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ycara cxperlenoa ll) one Of the. leading Jewelry
Philadelphia. -. ,j. i
Clocks called for and delivered.
Prices right . and !i satisfaction assured.
The Thompson-Brannon Co.
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Jewelers and Silversmiths,
52 Patton Avenue.
Tutorlntr In cl'mentary and ad
vanced mathematics; the preparatory
Kngllsh b:.unh:'. and e, mciilnry
chemistry, phyolca and engineering.
O. L. COWARD, B. S.,
Sunset Drive, City.
Ultf (a?XiKA AiXLXlVX ALXU
ATLANTA, Nov. 20. When President Itoonevelt was in Atlanta on his
recent southern tour he shattered the traditional standard upon whlel
the most beautiful women of the south have been gauged. The tall, slen
der. vivacious, pink-rose girl with big hazel eyes and an abundance mf soft
brown hair, who undisputed queen, has been dethroned. The petite
blonde of the llly-f-the-valley typo with eyes of the finest blue and a crown
of buff-gnbl hair has taken her place.
At the reception given to Mr. Hoosevelt In Atlanta Miss Selma Adelaide
Allen was one among hundreds of la ly guests who in line awaited their
opportunity to be presented to the president. After shaking hands with a
large number, he was Interrupted by Secretary Loob, who told him he was
exceeding his time limit.
"oh, very well," said the president, "but I can't go until I have been
presented to that young lady over there," pointing lo the grain ful figure of
Mlsn Allen. fh was told of rhe president's wish and was led. blushing and
smiling, to where he stood and was presented to him.
"1 urn honored," said Mr. Iloow veil, while holding her hand n.s In his
custom with those . ho particularly attract him, "to meet the most beau
tiful woman 1 have seen In the south."
It w as a moment of supreme happiness, as well as enibai ras-nient. to
Ihe yourg lady, who managed to say. quite modestly: "Oh, I tjiank. you,
Mr. President; but I'm' tif raid our outh'.'rn hospitality has Minded you
somewhat to our defects."
Miss Alio Is a remarkably lovelyyoiingwonii.nl. Her 'blue eyes, under
lark I sialics. oniplcxlon of blended rose and gardenia, well poised head, cro
wned In vivid gold, presents what Do Vela would term "a glorious color
scheme,"
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Correct Dress
TT "Modern McthoJ" lyrfctn of
MciS-rrawe laborinj introduced by
U E. Kays & Co, of Cincinnati O,
iJtif pood creoori everywhere.
f j AM Crsat. M&ds Strictly
J atoW.Te. MO vU lomga
J-noa ILtKa rrur. orJcatockoaas.
not M', asit writs id as for partulars.
I E. HAYS CD. CO.
CIMCINNATti OHJU.
Rov, and Wn, Slier with their chil
dren will leave today for their fu
lfil re liotne In StateMvllIe.
Mr. and Mra. Ilcllman have returned
k New York after spending a short
lliii- at the U.ittery Park.
Mis, Jane Moseley of Kaliigb. uriiV'
ed Saturday to visit fi lends.
Dr. A. W. Calloway has been called
to Cincinnati by the unexpected death
of his father, Mr. T. H. Calloway.
Mrs. Shaw has returned to her home
in California after visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. John Key Williams, all sum-
in -r.
C. P. Adams, superintendent of Tel-
graph! f'r !?!e t ur.liern. Is making
sho.t st y in Astui!le on busi
ness.
l"o: luct.ir J.irvl'
pot and '"tiatioM"
home and Mr. 1(.
lug his place.
who U on the Ie
lln , Is sil'l n( his
II. I'ostell la tuk-
LUTHERAN CHURCH
AT HICKORY BUILT
WORK IS COMPLETED ON I3,000
EDIFICE.
HICKORY, Nov. SO. The members of
tbe local council of the National I'illon
ne Id their annual oyster least Thurs
day night at the C. J. Youut cafe. All
greatly enjoyed the supper and ex
pressed themselves aa delighted with
the eveudig. This council Is one of
the strongest lodges In Hickory. Twen
ty-rive new members have been added
within tlie lust two weeks. Ten or fif
teen more are expected In the next ten
days.
Mrs. liLtnt;. who lias spent the sum
mer In Ktigtand. hast t. -turned and will
be with Mrs. Turner on Grove street
for the winttr.
Mr. W. V, Randolph left yesterday
for it. I.ouls having received word
that hit son. Ueorge, who lives ther.
has typhoid fever.
Harrlll Wood went to Statcsvllle
yesterday with Mrs. Harrill who has
been a vuest of Mr. and Mra. J. H.
Wood for several weeks.
Mr. Jarm S. Alden of New York
City, Is visiting his s!st?r. Mrs. Ross.
on Charlotl street. Mr. Alden -will
be In the city several weeks.
Ml Mary Andrews who has been
In Philadelphia for several weeks, has
returned t Asheville and will spend
the winter at Kenilwonh Inn.
Mrs. Adams of IndlanaMlla - who
Miss Klljraheth Leanard won first
prUe In tapestry painting at the state
fair. Miss Leonard Is an accomplished
young lady and deserves much consrut.
ulatlon for this prise.
ltev. larker Holmes, who so ably
served the Methodist congregation last
yen- will be with us another year.
Mrs. K. V. Shuford and children are
visiting her mother at Acworth. Ga.
The topic of Lutheran Inte'est In
Hi kory Is the completion of Holy
Trini'y church. Rev. Dr. J. C. Moser,
pastor. On Sunday. tlw 5th, the last
service was held in the old church. On
Sunday, the tth, the Holy Communion
was administered In the new church.
This chi-rch has ben two years in
erection, and the community la glad to
see the structure completed. We be
lieve It Is the prettiest church In he
t'nited Synod. The churrh cost some
13., but would cost twl-e that sum
under ordinary building. Hickory l
happy over the completion of hla beau
tiful church. It standa aa a monu
ment to tha Judicious, cautious, busi
ness sense of Dr. Moser and hi faith
ful people. The chun-h la free from
debt -
Ever been to Atlantic City?
Ever see the Heinz Pier'.'
Ever taste the "Si" varieties?
I have a Heinz store, 450 S. Main St
HIRAM LINDSEY,
DO South Main St. Phona 200
B. A. VINIARSKI
HHOB REPAIRER.
Wanted to buy old shoes.
6 PATTON AVE.
Winter residents In Aslfevllle or vi
cinity who wish private tutoring for
their children, ni'iy address Miss
Rachel U Oliver, M Keacon Hill avc
m ', Lynn, Mass.. n grailunto of Hym
Maw r College, of exp rlence In- teach
inif both gruihmar and preparaiory
school studies. References given from
nar.'iils of former pupils at J ryon
N. C.
Large Lists
tF J'f STJ
sj.'ci.Kcrto
I'JSM. wt, anveli
mrvA'nSr fry ffavajtwaw
Ste
m th
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for
of tow n prop rty and farrn lands
sale. We solicit Inquiries.
Slaton, Rcctor.Cunningliam & Co
Real Btate Hrokers.
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.
DUE NOTICE.
Physicians, merchants, architects
and contractors, also laboring people,
can have their claims collected through
ihe general collection egencv of
F. T. H. WOODS.
45 1-2 8. Main St., Atheville, N. C
P. S. Send in claims to us we do
the rest!
THE DYSART
No. 30 North French Broad AventM
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
Furnace heat and wood fires. A home
free from the atmosphere of Invalidism.
MRS. J. L. RONCI,
Telephone 911.
PULLED STICK CANDY,
15c A POUND.
FRESH.
TOE TEA POT
Phone 961.
TROUBLE EXPECTED.
(By Associated Praaa.)
TOKIO. Nov. 20. H Is reported here
that Russia, atiiire hendlug a mutiny of
misotiers on board the transients con
vevimr them from Japan, asked the
Japanese government to convoy uncm
with warships to Viadlvostock. but me
Jananese declined to do so. Mrong
enmitv between the members of the
army and navy Is said to exist.
Admiral ltotestvenskv I; said to be
keeping in his cabin.
MORE NONSENSE.
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON. Nov. 20. The Spanish Em
teissy says there Is absolutely no truth
in the statement of the Corrcsponden-
ia, of Moilrld, to the effect that King
Alfonso is to marry Princess fcna or
Hattenbeig. The foreign office de
scribes the report as "arrant non
sense."
To Remove Freckles and Pimplea In
Tan Days.
NADINOLA 1 & new discovery
w hk-h la sold under a positive, guar
antee and money will be r funded in
every ca where it fails to remove
frecklea. pimples, llver-spo's, aun-tan.
black-hectds. collar dlicoloratlona, and
al disfiguring eruptions of the akin, no
matter of how king standing. Cures
ordinary cos.w In tea (10) day and the
worst case In 12 to 10 day After
these defects have been removed the
skin will be clear, healthy and beauti
ful. No possible harm tifin result from
Ita use. Aa regards our reputation and
ability to comply with our agreements,
wa refer to the- Commercial Bank and
the Rank of Henry, Paris. Tenn or
any county ctflclal. Ask your druggist
for NADINAUO. If he has not rot it
send us a SO cent mawr order, atid'
w will aend you a SO. cent pacRAga of
NADI.VOLvA by mall. If K fails to do
ail we chtim for It, notify us and we
will promptly return your money. Ad-
dreas
NATIONAL, TOILCT CXMPANT.
(tuea-thura-aun-tf) Paris, Toon.
MISS CRUISE,
Manicuring and Hairdressing Parlors.
Residence Phone 425. Office Phone 16.
Chiropody, Shampooing, Facial Mas
sage, Treatment of the Scalp.
Meriwether Building Haywood Street,
Over Club Cafe.
Photos for
Christmas Presents,
best, made by
Cit the
HARRIS
On tbe
Square.
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A Plain
Proposition
Does Your
Chimney Smoke?
if so, you havn't a Wilson Heater and 40
per cent of the burnnole part of the soft coal
i3 escaping unburncd in the form of smoke.
THE WILSON HEATER
with the celebrated Hot Blast Down-Draft,
consumes these fumej and turns them into
heat. This may be readily seen by the
absence cf cmoke in the chimney when a
Wilson is used.
You pay 100 per cent for your fuel; why
not get ico per cent vJue froi it?
W.A.Boyce !
11 SOUTH PACK SRUARE
AS HE VII LF, IV. C.
17 South Main Street
Tuesday Immense Bak.r-
HOSIERY SALE.
25c quality. Tu?sday at
Hoe for boys and girls, all sizes,
25c quality, Monday at
' Let us do your washlag and 4
tare you tha trouble and worry 4
t of tuls task Curing the hot dsya 4
I of summer.
Swannanca laaairj
HOME COMFORT
CARPETS AND RUGS
will be fount! In a large assortment
of ttnulve pattrns In our sto-li.
The quality Is durable ami the price
opent to competition. We will be
pleased to have you look.
Sawyer's Carpet Douse
Phona MS. Noa. II and tt Church 8tJ
12 l-2c
SUIT SALE.
Ladles' Tailored Suits at great
reduction, $25.00 Suits at
520.00 Suits reduced to
$1. 75
COAT SALE.
tT.50 Fine Long Ctoats at
112.73 Very Fine Long Coats at
$10.90
SKIRT SALE.
$6.50 Fine Stylish Winter Skirts
at
$5.39 Very Stylish Skirts at
$3.98
FUR SALE.
100 Fine Furs, all styles and col
ors. Sale price
98c to $12
MILLINERY SALE.
200 Fine Hats, very stylish, $5.39
stylish hat,. Sale price
$3.39
SHIRT WAIST SALE.
,5c Shirt Waist at
49c
$1.50 Shirt Waist at
98c
$3.00 Fine Shirt Waist at.
$1.98
$4.98
BIG UNDERWEAR SALE.
Follow the crowds and go to
fhe Palais RoyaJ Tuesday.
NOW IS THE TIME,
to select a choice fowl for Thangivlny. We hare a pleasing lot of Turkeys,
Chickens and Ducks. Order now.
KQBLER & WHITEHEAD
Telephone 195
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