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Wednesday, December 23, 1311 VAC2 1211 THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE-NEWS. ! 1 h An Ilnoncv Faolinit in the stomach or bowels, caused by ukU aVaU J LzcKjr JL WUUU est ion or constipation yields Quickly to' SIMMONS RED Z y LIVER REGULATOR (THB POWDER FORM) , It removes all impurities or fermented food, cleanses and tones the stomach and bowels and restores that fine feeling of exhilaration, mental activity and cheerfulness that belongs only to perfect health. '., ' " , 1 Sold by Dealers. Price, lAtre Package, SI. 00. ' Ack for lbe rrnume with th Red t on the itbel.' If you cannot get. It remit to uf. we will antd If tiy nail postpaid. Simatonf Urer Regulator U put up alio la liquid turoi fur toote. who prefer lu Prim lil.OU per butle. Look for the Red Z label. , ' I, H. ZEILI.N & CO., Proprietors. St. Louis, Missouri RUSSIA, THROUGH ITS 'AMBASSADOR, MAKES PROTEST TO PRESIDENT. TAFT V. k TNa. - it ...... "S--4.,. 9 ( tkUMfe-iJ RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR GE0K3E Ambassador George BaklmietefT, who represents Itussla In tlie Uniteti Ptatex, has made a protest to President Taft against the language used in the j-esoiution abrogating the treaty of is:t2 with Kussln. There U no doubt that !the resolution will pass despite this protest, but in a more modlne-' form. As good advertising is a vita 1 store MUST be advertised. PARENTS, FRIENDS, EMPLOYERS OF BOYS (Jive the hoy the best Christinas present possible a membership in the Asheville V. M. C. A. No other gift you might bestow iiku him eouhl prove of so great and permanent value. Whether the boy fiudrf his chief interest in the 'gym,' the beautiful swimming pool, the edueational classes, the Bible classes, the game room, or the social features in any event yon will be sure that he is growing up a man ly young man, if surrounded by the wholesome, charac ter liuiMing influences of the V. M. C A. (!ive the boy a chance. Call 78!) and give us hi'; nani! or call personally nt the Association office, 17 Haywood rtreet. It will be good for a whole year of day:?-."()( tit them. BREVARD INSTITUTE The school that provides 'practical vocational training of the highest grade and lowest cost under the best of Christian influences. It operates the following depart ments: high school, normal, music, commercial, agricul ture, dressmaking, millinery, and household economics. For further information adfress C. IT. Trowbridge, Bre vard, North Carolina. m-iot I Purest and Best Rumford Bakini Powder, Asheville Business College Winter Term opens Monday, January 1st, 1912. Our Full jj Double (a-b) Scholarship is the very best for Mid-Winter Btudy. One hundred situations were secured on this scholar ship this year. - . Buy Your Scholarship Now An.l we will include FUEE I full set of tooka costing igU Icca dollars when you come to enter at the first of the year. I'.!,--., t i n I',iv..fr'.,. ' o ff- r - ? I Vv J, ;: 1 i1 BAHMETEFF AND HIS WIFE. part of store service, a good The Scrap Bqok 2 ; i I. I j, r ? Saving His 8orv In the "Life and Works of Winslow Homer," by WllUam How Downs, to this quaint anecdote: . Winslow Homer's relations with bis father were always Ideal and became more devoted as the father's life drew toward its end. But the father was a strong temperance man. He did not approve of Winslow's habit of taking what the New England folks call an "11 o'clocker." When he was at Prout's Neck, Winslow tried to induce his father to take a little something for his stomach's sake. At 11 o'clock be would bring him a cocktail, and the two regularly went through with the following dialogue: "Now, father, don't you think you'd better take this? It will do you good.' "Is there any alcoholic liquor lu that, Winslow?" "Yes. father." "Well, I won't touch It, then." "Father, If you don't take it I'll drink It myself." "Well, Winslow, rather than have you destroy the tissues of your stom ach by drinking this alcoholic bever age I'll drink it" Attainment. We sigh for things wa scarce hope to Kaln And which. If all our own, would giv no peace. We vainly toll and struggle to release To knowledge nature's secrets. We com plain , That 'tis not given us to break some chain. To scale some peak, to win some golden fleece. To do some mighty deed whose light shall ceaBe Only when moons no longer wax and wane. 'TIs thus we empty all the springs of life To lose tho blecsing at our very hand, For faith and love, with glory as of sun, Illume the path of peace through every strife. No work Is futile that Is nobly planned. No deed Is little if but greatly done. Edward Robeson Taylor. It Couldn't Get Away. In the state of Georgia lives a banker who is known behind his back as the human safety clutch. He has been ac cused of being nearly everything ex cept a spendthrift. He lives a mile from town on a plan tation. One Sunday he remembered that he bad left some important papers on his desk, and he gave an aged ne gro servitor on the place his keys and sent him for the documents. It was a hot day, and the road was dusty, but in an hour the old darky returned with tho papers Intact ' The owner felt in all his pockets. "That's too bad. Uncle Jim," he said Anally. "I thought I had a nickel here I was going to give you." "Marse Henry," said Uncle Jim, "you look again. Ef ever you had a nickel you got It jit." Saturday Evening Post A Man to Encourage, Wendell Phillips used to tell this story on Emerson with considerable glee: ."Once while I was lecturing In the west a young fellow came up to me as I was leaving the platform. He intro duced himself, explained that a lec ture course was being talked of In his town for the next season and wanted to know if I would be kind enough to suggest some good lecturers. I re plied that I would be glad to do so and named Henry Ward Beecber, George WllUam Curtis, Bayard Taylor and Emerson. "'Emerson? Emerson f said the young fellow, looking perplexed. Who is Emerson? "I Informed him that Emerson was the leading philosopher of the coun try, one of its great original thinkers. The young fellow reflected a moment and then observed: - "Well, Mr. rhillipe. weTl put Em erson on our course If yon say to. I suppose a man of that sort ought to be encouraged.' The Canvas Was Good. When Whistler was living In the Latin quarter in Paris In bis youth a friend took him to task one day for his Idleness. ' "Why don't yon pitch In and paint something?" said the friend. "Pretty soon your money will be all gone, and those three rolls of canvas will still be standing empty there behind the door. Just as they've beet) standing for the last six weeks r WbUtler, as be lay en the bed smok ing bis pipe, answered lazily: "But, yon soe, as long as there's nothing on the canvas I can sell It" Disappointed. ' In "Yesterday With the Fathers" Dr. William Wllberforcw Newton gives an entertaining anecdote concerning one of the "fathers" and an ooeervsnt small girt. ' When preaching the bishop had a peculiar habit of breathing in air like an organ bellows, and aontettmes the whistling of his air pipe could be beard by occupants of the pew near the pulpit A little girl la Old Trinity church, becoming restless during the preachlau. asked bar soother to let her go borne. The toother refuted, be cause ah supposed that the bUhop was approachlof th end ef tils dis course. After the third refusal from her mother, who whispered that the bishop would not Uke to see a MUle girl go out of church wtn bt was preaching and that be was almost don now, the child answered In a high falsetto: "No, mother, be Is not going to atop. I thought so now for three times, but k has gone and blowed himself np aga!a." . CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Buy your Christmas Candles at Karros Bros. Candy Kitchen. Prices 60.O Boies SDeclal 2Ec: tSa Roim ana. rial lto. Also special prices on Fruits and Ire Cresm during- the ll.ili.iu vav. 11 N.irit, ?lra fitr-M-L i hutie 1417. Ail eidoif dv..rvro4,' KNOCKED HIM COLD. A Retort Wholly Unexpected and Right to the Point - Old John D. Conlon has been roasted to a brown Juiciness In every big fire New York has experienced In the last quarter of a century, says a New Tort correspondent of the Cincinnati Times Star. Ho has fallen off ladders, floor have crashed down beneath him, he has been bitten, by the dreaded back draft and ' crushed under toppling walls. It would seem that be has al most exhausted human emotion. " Noth ing short of fho day of final resurrec tion, one would think, would make any real impression on him. But say "Chinaman" or "prince" and 'John D. Conlon, retired as battalion chief of the Ore department, will turn red and wriggle uneasily."- v 1 ' " "It was when Prince) Cheng, father of the present emperor of China, visit ed New York several years ago," 'says Conlon when be can be badgered into telling the story.' : "The prince wanted to see an American fir department In action, and he was sent down to hooks 84, of which I was In command. He "I WDD," SAID TRK FKIKCt came in, d'ye mind, a big chink in silk skirts, and about thirty more chinks trots solemnly along behlnt lilm. There was a chap that spoke Chinese along to Interpret ' I bows to the prince, and the prince he Ikws to me, and then all those thirty chinks In silk skirts they bowed to both. And the prince took out a gold cigarette box all ghllstenln' with Jewels and offered me a cigarette. "Thanks, prince,' X says. Bnt he didn't, say anything at all, at all, and I thought to meself the old geeser can't speak English... So be pulls out a gold cose all set with diamonds and takes a match out of He pulls up bis pettlcut and strikes the match on the sole of his shoe. " 'It's a wundher, now,' I says to this interpreter, that the old chink wouldn't strike that match on the heel of his pants. "'I wud,' says the prince, turning on eye on me that was as cowld and solemn as an owl's, 'I, wud If I was an Irishman.' "Man," says Battalion Chief Conlon. retired, wiping his forehead and speak ing with great feeling, "ye cud have had me head for a pin cushion. I stbnd there, wishln' that X might die." Made Them Rhyme. Moore, the Irish poet, was once at a dinner, and opposite to him aat n Mr. Reach, whose nam Moor had seen la print but had never beard pronounced. The poet addressed blm politely a "Mr. Beach. "My nam la Be-ack. atrr said Mr. Reach indignantly. "Indeed!" replied Moore. "Weil. Mr. Be-ack, will you kindly pass me a p-ackr -i - Tela- Him Twlee, The English tourist in Scotland, If b baa not gon through a previous course of Instruction la northern po lemics, is apt to find himself handi capped when entering late conversa tion, as shown by an amusing anec dote in a Glasgow paper. -.- - An English tourist going along the Trongat encountered a crowd of the Street accident type. Obeying tbe uni versal lmpnls, fa joined it and pat tb usual question, "Wbaf th maV ter hre?" - - i A carter look his pip oat f his anouth for greater clearness of speech and said, "Flaflafflarry." "I beg your pardon." . "FlaflafJIarry.'' - Ta very sorry," th Englishman aaid neekly, "but i don't understand What has happened." - Tbe carter's neighbor turned acrrlly toward th Inquirer. "Man, yer thick held. A'ta abalr UU y twice that fella tn aff lorry." - ' ''' ' Takina a Mean AaWaartaa. A Burr Onk two w up tn other nignt t nnfl an wir going through bis pant notkot. where b kept hi money. Wbea he asked Iter what she was after she stammered and saldalte was "sewing on bnttoa (hat had ap peared to be mlMlng.", And bot did th mean old son of Adam lo but gel right out of bed and find two but tuna n bl coat. three on bis vest aud three n his nndotvlothes that were Jtit about ready to drop off and sit there and make the woman sew m on. re marking all th Urn upon th thought fulness of such a loving little woman who would crawl oot of bed Just lo see thnt her bmbaod's clothes were fn good repair-Kansas City Journal. . Bay Pure Candy Here. Candy KlKtvest, Haywood Street Ma4e every "Special Sale" rrsjly almngtlim your amre by taking rare iiiat yiMir ail rrauVra kirn tti truth ijuul each sr . j. l It ;.if. A New Badf. for an Old One How it Is Done in Asheville. The back aches at times with a dull, indescribable feeling, making you weary and restless; piercing pains shoot across the region of the kid neys, and again the loins are so lame to stoop is agony. . No use to rub or apply a plaster to the back In this condition.. You cannot reach the cause. Exchange the bad back for a new and stronger one. Follow the example of this Asheville citizen. O. W. Buckner, S3 Central ; Ave., Asheville, N. C, says: "I suffered from a lame and sore back for six months and was at a loss to know what to do, as nothing seemed to give me any permanent relief. A friend finally told me to use Doan's Kidney Pills and I did so, obtaining a box at Smith's Drug Store. They gave me such prompt relief that I was surprised and delighted and after ) had used two boxes, I was prema nently cured." For sale by all dealers. . Price CO cents. FosUr-Miiburn Co., . Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other. OCCUPIES A FIELD OF ITS OWX. Light as a medium of pulillclty therefore occupies a very prominent poHitlon. It does not compete with other forms of advertising but occu. pies a field of Its own tit a time when there Is nothing to detract from It when people are walking or riding, when they do not read the papers. The most striking evidence, per haps, of its value as a means for pub licity, is the enormous Increase of Its use by merchants of all kinds, In multitudinous forms, limited appar ently only by the capacity of Imagi nation In which light may be utilized In the great Held of nxKresMive pub licity. A brilliant ami nrtlstlcully Illum inated store presents a cheerful and inviting appearance which merchants have come to realize Is a very Impor tant element to success In liUHiness. as it unconsciously extends a welcome and establishes confidence. 1 tumuli instinct prompts people to go into well-liKhled stores, to walk on well lighted streets and to visit well-lighted cities. The most popular form of light for pulilli lty is the sht.w window. lle xiilci n well-llKhtnd show window Is nitu-h more attractive by nljtht than by day. as there is not so much to dis tract from it, the eye lielni; naturally attracted by an Illuminated object at nhjht. There are many classes of goods that appear more striking and attractive under artificial light than by daylight. Besides, Illuminated show windows add to th brlllinncy and at tractiveness of the street. The illuminated sign burns the name, business and location Into the public mind.. It Is Indeed the sign of the times: a symbol which represents the business Idea so completely thnt Its advent within the comparatively brief period of 10 years has changed the appearance of cities. zt For 30 Years the SUttUrd Remedy for Oueases of Macon Meaibrute Ttosrteoeea pbamsdats wul tell yea Big G Is the accepted sUayUrd remedy for diaeaats at aro- satanbranea discharges from the Boa, throat and aniurr atgaas. ATOid susetitataa. Teexpe fSf? " a"OBa. Big & aaed crtimbeiasiBce V&O, Baa prorrd safe and reliable. JNon-poisoooaa, aatiacptie and tow in rupropertia.couiir:ri bo stint sirtrasa, siae enlnhat. alrohol, cocaine, or say aarcotK. it may be aaed roll strength with, at fear. Wbv ant cm reurarlfT Sold br m rataweahlR expnae prepaid, apoa receipt f II. Fall partx-uura encloant vita earn bottle at aMued aeaiad ta plain aatclape est seqaaoL,- Tie- trnt Ckalcat C Cisdsalaia,B.ta. CHICHESTER S PILLS I'lilaia u. 4 ai.ri.u n,..1in1V7 ad J I "'tat. utU" r i i Jiiaa fev Urn. V IfsVi M(W. llrtT Of TMir f.)UjftM JUa? hutt.AUara klUla. MWitoiSFVfBVVVHrPjE Free Demonstration of the Humphrey Instantaneous Gas Water Heater. J. R. Rich Plumbing ; 1 Company 21 X. MalnM. IT'S NOT TOO LATE v CHRISTMAS PHOTOS AH photos taken Vy Dec. JJrd will be finished for ' Christmas. ''Electric printing machines and Increased force of skilled finishers enable us to de liver promptly. Finest reaalta and no delay at KAY'S STVDIO, ,. . Over Nk'bolii' fcltne Sve. Urn "Irv a , ml KOTICE Notice la hereby given by the mayor and board of aldermen of the city of Aahevllle. as required by law, that tbe city engineer has made a survey and Hied his report In the offlee of the city clerk, showing tb amount!) of work don and tbe cost thereof in tb nut ter of paving and otherwise Improving West Chestnut street from Its inter section with Flint atreet Its Intersec tion with Cumberland avenue In said city, and also showing the nam ef each abutting owner thereon, the nember of front feet of each lot and ta prorata shara of cost of such street Improvement to . be aaaeaaaad xainst such real estate. An nolle Is hereby further given that at the first regular meeting of th said board of aldermen, to he held after the expira tion of tea tl) days from this date said board of aldermen will coaaieer said report and If no valid objections be made thereto tbe same will be adopted and approved by said board and th liens and aaaeitaments of said street Improvement will then become complete and operative. , Asheville, N. ?,, lvc. II. 1 til. 1 W. YOCNM. r"10t, s e itity l li W. A New Year nd New- Plunbinjj; ,jEqHipmert Resolve -now that this coming year will show n added convenience in the sanitary equipment of your home. , Carry out the resolution most advantageously by laving ut install - 'Standard" guaranteed bathroom fixtures, a kitchen sink, or a set ot laundry trays in the most scientific manner. " - J, C, McPHERSON, w , Phone ISS.-.V ". "." " , No. S8 A 7 E. College BL OB V- Ja. . s-ss- a -- j Try Gimtte-News WanlAds -r u . j..iji..... u -. ttttwtt)a))ata)to 1- i. ft. -J- J AVhon totally and permanently disabled by injury or disease under policies in t,he '.: h. ,, , I New York Life Insurance t Company " A"SIlbwrN OF 'QtrAI,ITli' iVATIONAtBANKS "r " v v , . Capital Bank nf England.. . , .........',;.-.. i 72. Tfiu, 000 Hunk of France,... ... .. ... .., , ., : S8.&QO.O00 Bank of Germany.. , ... .. .... 42,8.0.000 Knnk of Russia .... .2G.0OA.OO0 450 U. R National Hanks. 4Cl,3fI7,C7S Assets over. THE NEW YORK I-IFE IVSritANCE COMPANVS ASSl-TS .VUE OVEK $660,000,000 It Ueed "STUOXtJ AS TIIK BANK OF ENGLAND" Now the Comparison niay be Properly "STUONd AS TIIK NEW YORK IJF1." ' Nearly 1.000,000 People hnvy Funds In thla CC-y ear-old Company, Its I'olicles mako uncertainties certain Information Free, i z ; ' -'ts... ' vt.- 'i ' r TRAVEUNO REPRESKNTATIVE . II Oak Street. Telephone 1007 .'v ASHEVIIjLE, N. O, . . L mi'f (t PARALYSIS, And Other' Chronic Diseases' Cured ' - r . t-.ir 4 , J., rl'r By our new natural methods. No drugs, no surgery. Th moat extensive equipment In No. th, iVullna 'r the ad mini; aratlon of hygienic and physiological treatauaat. , ... v Many ease of paralysis, dyspepsia, rheumatism, aeuraa thenla and other chronic ailments completely cured after ail th ordinary methods bad failed to benefit., i .. - Nama of physicians, lawyers, bankers, and other businaaa and professional .aa, I all parte) of the United Bute who andora and recommend our treatment glvn on rwjueat. , . Call or write for pamphlet Consultation and examination at 8anltartnm tree. Pamphlet Mailed. THE BIGGS SANITARIUM ; STREET OAR eCHEOUUi zimcoA AKivmimir.:., tiCi? RIVERSIDE PARK - DEPOT VIA S0UTHSID5 AVEHin." DEPOT VIA - ' FRENCn BROAD AV.- - MANOR f C1IARL0TT2 ETRIIT" TERIHITO . PATT0I! AVENUE EAST t HXL 7 l GRACE VIA H2RR1TICII AVENUE , -ayv. BILTIIORS ... Pepoi and West Ashevilla ria Boothside Avcri. Sunday a:liiuie !..". la lue fullowing irtu ur. rvM Imua f . .. , . . . i . . "aaa . ..! io it, luiiowing parta ukarau , ; w... ,m nu.n i 1 t urpoi Tie w iur unpoi i,ve . 1:46, tMtb BouthsM a4 rraack 1ir..d first car leaves Buaare tot Charlotte street at t-46. First ear leave Bquatr htf lllverelde l it. aext I'll j rirst car for Wtst Aahevllle. leave Square l it. ' With that e.baVat annaintinnn finite.. ' . . . contlaues asm as week day. .I'll,?" .r" n,',r,,"'n"",,' ,r ,n 1r"r t ettfti Auditor). U or OtM.r House, th. I.t t.lp on all line, will b. from .nT,.,mnll ln fpttr. at relr time and h.,.tng over at A...i!tnr1m ,r .,r I :., I'ar V-a ltoor.. m,.t K n!i kl .,.!.. ,rt . . Vlfc -I i i , , I. , "1 fidaT;; . .r ..r-rs!-,',r..- ir-,i5 ' -'-i H -i' 6S. 472,071 1 to Do Said uiaua4ijim.mu juji var " v Ti '" V.;.i DYSPEPSIA Ef EiTJl-CT OCT. X 19li :1 l;It and every 1 ml a. until g;tt p. . m ! then every hour until 3a, . p. as. Car to BanUe Bt, thU Uoe, every ll mln. t 1:46 aad 1:0 a. m. and eiery II mini .tn until l:l p. nj.; then avarjr 1 1-t aula, until t:4t p. to, Thsn Very II mla. until ll:. ,t ,.;, . and every 16 nilnuUs uuili lS.T h,n !l.,TM. !: a. art. and every 16 luluuu Lit ii:ve p. m., except no cat q to, Bguar at tl:ll p. aa. ' - " 1.04 aT an. Uiaii every 16 tuiuuUaTnUi I t p. an. lt:0t and l:e fdoca; care run through to Ooll Club. '- l.0 a. in. and1 every It miouU liH n a p. n. a, ta. and viy 1 uu lint p. m ta. in. and.ev..-iy )o a.muu tull 1:01 a. m. Then ever II ni,,,iu. ana 13 p. m. Tbsa every la mlauie umJ til p. ., , . , , ., 1.15 m. and tln every II ruiuui wntil t:90 p. m. Then every It ante. " tuna ear. 1:41 and 1:00 a. Be, and avert It, mlnutea anlll It:!!, Wet ear. noutnside Ave. 1:11 f It 7 (a I IA iiiuHn, niU47ne)nea at s a. an i .1 V . a, in n,i,. s I- ' I t . .
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