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r ' if : ay i. MS a !:' i .. :.'9 I . I h i : i jr. I I i i - Friday, March 8, 1912, PADS TWO ; -issR lnnnTii rnni n mil lr .-V , ... . rr -nun in run nun V C1 Ifl THE HEW HOTEL Vast and Intricate System Completed After Months of Labor Contract Made for Ice Machine. LOWEST LIGHT CHARGE TO BE $100 MONTHLY Good Tobacco never harmed arm ""' PV' Anational $vk p? PHYSICIANS OF EIGHTH Scientific Topics of Interest Discussed at Greensboro Meeting Piedmont News. lazette-News liurcau, Dully ita Ihiildmg, Greensboro, .March S. Physicians from the ten counties comprising the eighth medical coun cilor district gathered in Greensboro yesterday afternoon to attend the ses sions of the district meeting. The opening session nail held in the aft ernoon, when scientilic topics of in terest to the profession Were dis cussed In an interesting manner with a generul exchange of opinion. Ir. J. W. Long, president or the Guilfnn! County Medical society, presided nt tho afternoon session uml later in the evening the attending physicians fath ered around the banquet hoard where a number of tnasls were responded 1" ' A WOMAX 1KMTOII Whs Julck to Discover What Wus Doing- the Mischief. A lady tells of a bad case nt coffee poisoning (Tea is equally harmful, he ro use' It contains raiTeine the name drug found In ruffee) and tells it in u way bo simple and straightforward that literary skill could nut Improve it. "I had neuralgic headaches lor 12 years," she says, "and have suffered untold uKony. When I llrst began to have them I welshed 140 pounds, hut they brought me down to 111, "I Went to many doctors and they auve me only temporary relief. So I suffered on, till one dny, a woman doctor advised me to drink Postum. She said I looked .like 1 was coffee poisoned. "Bo I began to drink Postum, and Rained' 15 pounds in the first tew week and am at 111 gaining, hut noi so fast as at first. My headaches be (tan to leave me after I hud used Postum about two weeks lone enough, I expect, to feel the coffee poison out of my system. "Now that a few months have passed since 1 began to use Postum, I can gladly say that I never know what a neuralgia headache I like an more, and It was nothing hut Postum thut relieved me. . ,' "before I used Postum I iievef, went out alone; 1 would net bewildered and would not know which way to turn. .Vow I go alone and my head Is as clear as a bell. - My brain and nerves are stronger than they, have been for years." Name given; by Postum Co., Pattl Creek, Mich.- There's a Reason," and It Is ev plained In the little book, "The noad to Wellvllle," In pkgs. Kit read the) above letter? A new one apitears from time (o lime. They are peiioliio, true, and full of human iH-r. '. ........... Mini the evening pleasantly spoilt. .The counties iiiminiHinK the eighth dis trict Include (iiillforil. Forsyth, Yad kin, Kockini;1iam, Wilkes, Alleghany, Ashe; Stokes, Surry and Uandolph. lr-s. Annie 1'ariss IVatl. Mis. Annie Fariss, one of Greens horn's most lovable women, passed peacefully to rest yesterday at her home on West Washington street after an illness of several months. Mrs. Fariss was a da lighter of the late Ralph (jorrell. a prominent member of the tjuilford bar. Her husband died several years ut;o and since that lime she had made her home with sister. Mis. I'criss was a lifelong member of the First Presbyterian huivh of (Ireeiisboro and a devout i hnstian woman. Mirviving' are three sons, ,1. Henry Fariss of Greens boro, .lohn !!. Fariss of New A'ork and Joseph (!. Fariss- of 'iilH'oiiiia. Neitro Accused of Asj-ault. When Fred Irvin. a negro, brought stei'i'ny to the Guilford county jail from High Point, where he had been hound to court without ball, charged with criminal assault, was searched by the lail'T he was found to be well supplied with Instruments that might have been designed as tools In the interest of an escape or attempted es cape. In the negro's shoe was found an old case-knife of good duality of steel ami likewise a pair of scissors. It is a Hi aed (hut the negro's Intention wus to convert the case knife Into tile and make an effort to saw his way to liberty. The management of the Greensboro Y. M. .. A. yesterday paid the mem tiers ol the police force un appreclat ed compliment when the entire lor was invited tp the association rooms and there each any every one was presented with a membership card entitling them to all the privileges of tile association. All (he Little Items Arc Big Dikk in lilt; North Slate Screens for Instance, Cost $1110(1., l'he water from the main on North Main street has been cut Into the North State hotel and is now circulat ing through the vast and intricate sys tem that has taken months to install. A four Inch pipe was considered neces sary to furnish sulclent water for the purposes for which it will be used. This is largei than the mains on some rather populous streets. The meter will he Installed at once. There are hundreds of pipes running through the hotel to furnish water to the rooms, etc.; and in addition to this system. there are the pipes for the waste and steam heating systems. Items 'thut nre Inconsiderable-hi or dinary houses call for large expendi tures in this building. The minimum monthly charge for the lights will lie $100 and this would have to be paid if there was never a light turned on. The screen doors and screens for the windows will cost $lii00. The owners of the building have already closed the contract for the screening of the entire hotel with V. J. McDanlel, who represents the McDanlel Screen and Flooring company of Charlotte. The screens will have metal frames and ronze wire screening. The owners have also contracted to buy an ice machine and there will be complete refrigerating plant. Early next week work of laying the oncrete sidewalk on two sides of the hotel will begin. On North Main street the sidewalk will conform to the new property line which the alder men purpose to establish. NEW SPRIG 1 Y ES PEERLESS FASHION CO. 51 Patton Ave. RUTHERFOROTDN LIGHT PLANT IS IN OPERATION VISIT THIS STORE Your critical Inspection Is rcuuested with tho confidence that you will see here the most distinctive fashions, uml at the same time the most moderate priced apparel, which have made name and fame for ibis store. W? have exploded the theory that you must pay high prices for smart ready-to-wear garments. PEERLESS FASHION CO. ' . -51 Patton Ave. MRS. M. GLEASON Expert Corsetiere. ft's: v ' 1 PEERLESS FASHION CO. 51 Patton Ave. VIEW OUR OFFERINGS Suits, Mvenlng Gowns, Street dress. ; cs, AValsls, Skirls, etc, are here In great variety, distinctive creations that pre strictly authoritative In design and not to be seen In other stores, AVe buy from nationally renowned makers who are leaders in the world of fash- Ions,. PEERLESS FASHION CO. 51 Patton Ave. MODART CORSET Demonstration. Entire System Will Be Working Order by Satur day Night. in Special to The Gazette-News. Hutberfordloii. March X. Mrs. IV Parks Ituckcr of Charlotte, wife of the chief engineer who has had charge of the installation of an electric light plant for ltutherl'oriltoii, accompanied her husband to the power house of the plant, which if? about 12 miles north west of the town, and turned the switch that is to convey power for the lighting of the streets, business houses and residences of ltutherford ton. Owing to the Inclemency of the "0,1 Can't Eat a Thing! You'll Never Say So Again After Yon Iteail This, anil Act on II. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tabids Are the OlKMi Secret. weather the work'has been somewhat lelaved, and the entile system is liol I complete, but jdmit: Tuesday night few places of business and a iiuni r of Hie private homes have en- ioyiMl the luxury nt electric lights. he manager assures the citizens lh.it Hie entire system will be completed it hi n a few days, and that not later than Saturday night Mrs. A. C. Honk, Ifo of the mayor of Uutberlorillon. o whom the honor is ju bu given, may have the pleasure of pressing the but ton at the substation' that will send the electric current to the numerous arc-lights on the streets of the town. ' Ix-wis M. Swink of Winston-Salem is in town on legal business Tues dny. The students of Westminster school presented "Joslnh's Courtship" at the opera house recently. The play was full of spice and humor and was ap preciated by tlie large audience which witnessed it. The Boosters club of Rutherfordton Is busy and there will be something Interesting to tell the people ut an arly date. . Trjal Package Stmt Fm lo Prove It Thousands of people who hadn't really enjoyed a meal for years have given their stomach a new lease of life through the little wonder-work ers, Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. They promptly put an end to flatulency PRQF.D. B. SGHOENFELt , WILL TERGH FEHCIH6 Class of 10 to Be Instructed in 20 Lessons at the Y. M. C A. - Prof. O. I). Hchoenfelt' of Sulphur Springs is organising a tenting c1km to be taught ut the Y. M. G. A. Prof. Schoenfeld Is well qualified to teach a class in fencing, having been physical director of thw New Orleans Athletic club and having studied fencing in Paris for some time under some, of the lending fencing masters of France, - Several requests hava been made to him of late to organise this class, and his purpose Is to form a class of ten members and to give them twenty les sons. . . This news will doubtless be received with Interest by the people In Ashe vllle who may have contemplated taking' fencing lessons. The opportu nlty of being able to study under one who has had so much experience In this, art will no ! t v ' " 1 Here It's Noon, and tills Man Ilutoa lu Think of Lunch. If he'd only Take StiiurlVIyM-wlu Tablets lie Would Always Ik Happy at Mealtime. heartburn, , dizziness, sick hcaduch dyspepsia,' burning sensation, brush erinentation and the other ills at tclulant upon a disordered stomach. HI uurl's lyvcpht Tablets are oni pOseil nf pepsin, and other natural elc menls (hat help out the gastric juices f the stomnch. They are Nature' digest ices, the same kind the stomal: uses when It Is In good health. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets do not merely aid digestion they actually digest the food, themselves. All the hard work Is thus taken off the atom ath and It gets a chance to rest and recuperate. - Tho undigested food which formerly produced nauseating gases In ths .stomach becomes thor oughly digested and as u result pro vldes new brain and brawn and nerve cells to replace natural waste alway going on, . , Stuart's Jjyspepsla Tablets act mitckly, safety and naturally, just like Mature herself. They are an cssen tlal part of the stock of every drug store and are sold at 50c. a box. Tou can geta trial package of them free by writing to F. A. Htiisrt Co., 150 -'"art- Pullrtinr, Mnri .'i. .. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY Mtnlart Improved Front Laco Corsets are liping tlpiiionstiaU'tl tliis week ly Mrs. M. (Jleason, Expert Corsetiere, whose sen'iees we have seemed to give Aslieville woman an opportunity to get valuable advice l'ree, for a few days. Come in anirHiavc a trial fitting.: You'll be surprised at Mrs. '(Jlensons abilitv to improve vour .figure with a MODART" CORSET. v ' ' -1 : 1 BUGKNER DAMAGE CASE IS TO BT OPENED AGAIN Supreme Court Will Hear New Argument Plaintiff Asks for $30,000. "SUIT, CLUB" IS ILLEGAL E ADAMS Imls Tipinsky bowled the highest ; three game score cer niaile on the ' aneys, inu totals inane by Fine of $5 and Co-ts Imposed Lottery Feature to Be Discontinued. AT LIBRARY . ENTRANCE Yesterday two large handsome bronze tablets were placed one on either side of the entrance to the Pack Memorial Library building. They are over one foot wide and over two feet high. On them Is the following: "Puck Memorial Ulirary,. 1879-18H8." The dates have reference to the year the library association wbb organized and the year It moved Into Its home. During the past few months the li brary building, which was given to the association by the late George W, Pack, has undergone extensive Im provements and It is now one of the most attractive buildings in the city. The Walls have been . relinlshed and along the north side In large bronze letters Is: "George Willis Pack Me morlal Library." A. day or two ago a high steel flag pole was erected on the turret by S. I. Bean & Co. According to iiilormalioii received here last night 'the Supreme court of North Carolina will reopen ttie cuse of Charles liuckner vs. South and Western railroad and the Carolina company for the purpose of bearing new argument. The plaintiff Is ask ing for damages of $30,000 lor alleged cruel and inhuman treutment ut the bunds .of the employes of the defen dants ut Marlon, where he had gone to work In the grading of a raliroad bed. The case came up several months ago and was non-suited by Judge Lane. The Supreme court granted u new trial. At the rehearing If the judgment of the lower court is af firmed, the case will be thrown out. while If a new trial is granted, It virtually stands where It did before the new hearing was grunted. The plaintiff alleged at the. trial thut after he hud reached the con structton camps, he fotuid that con dltlons were not as represented and attempted to leave, when he was Im prisoned, beaten and otherwise il treated by the employes of the de endnnts. INDOOR GAMES Tea (iiimes Are to e' I'luyod -. Hciimoii by the ls of tlw- N ' Y. M. V. .V This The V. M. C. A. will have ten In door baseball teams this season. The class H Bml C captains have Im'cii chosen ami will meet Saturday morn ing In the physical directors' office at 11 o'clock to chuose their men. The class Jt captains are W. Urowh, I). Hunt, ft, Donnahoe and '. Murray Cluss U captains are B. Smith, W, Kourne, fe.. Davie and A. Itembert. Each captain Is conlldent of winning the pennant and some good games are looked forward to. The employed 1m,J'S cluss km twi teums in the field, one" eapulneil by W. Urown and one by A. Wood. The first gume was played Wednesday and was won by, Urown. These boys' are expected to put up some good games before the season closes. 'Tlvi Second gains will be- played tonight. The first , game of class C will-be played Tuesday, March 12, a1-' the first das P me' oft Satu'fda7'M.ifch''l'.v,"! . s Milady's Toilet Table Ity Mine. ll'.MHc It; HHsm inn simplest uius io beauty are often most effective. 1 know of no truer beautltier for the complexion than a simple lotion made by dlssolv Ing an original puckuge of mav atone In a half pint of witch hazel. Gently rub on face, neck and arms, and you will be dellghtod with results. It will not rub off like powder, but makes the ikln smooth, soft and satlnllke. It restores and preserves youthful love liness of the skin. ' Drying the hulr makes washing tin bead a trying task. Kry shampooing leaves the hair rlean, light, Huffy and beautifully lustrous. Put a eiipinUof corn meal In a fruit Jar, add the ton tents of a small original package ol theroK and shake well together Sprinkle a little on the head and brush thoroughly.' . That Is all there is to it, and this treatment will mnk the hair grow If anything will it is impossible for a woman ti look her best when she Is suffering from a cold. The best remedy for cows, catarrh, sore throat, bronchitis tonsilltls, ; pleurisy, stiff nock, croup etc., is Mother's Halve. It Is easy h use and quick to act. Home women feel iiUm'I'Hleil be cans of downy growths or wlH hairs. Theso ran be easily and almost In stantly removed by the application ol dohttone paste. Mi enough powoerei (le la tone with Water to coVer, the hulr surface; apply and after two or thii- mlniitPk'Wnr; off, wash the skin ami it" nairs wlrMw fiwmi- M. C. A the live cities are a sfollous: Salis bury. 2151: Aslieville, 2771; Greens boro, 2il2H; Lynchburg, i!:ilio; Spencer, L'ail!. . The Individual H- ores made by I lie local lea mare: . ' Tola! 1 8J 067 i ax r in I IS- 170 202 li2 IS!) SSI I lolTinan . While. .... Sugtf l.lpiusky. Sc ier . , .221 .110 .ir. .aii'.i . 17 n.7 1X7 IS 7 211 1 M Gillitnnd Stlkelentbur was tried in dice court tills morning for conduct ing a "suit club," alleged to h.n e lottery features, and being convicted was .lined $.1 and tho costs with the understanding that the lottery features of the business were, to slop. The pri vate prosecution was represented by J. H. Kctor. 'he charge, In effect, wus that by a drawing some of the mem bers of the club were enuhlcd to get a nit for less than Its value. It wus in evidence that the club was con- lucted somewhat along the following HneB: Twenty members paid 12 per week euch; each week 20 names or tickets would be shuttled and one drawn therefrom and the lucky man would get the suit, and he would drop ut of the club. The drawing would oiiiinue for 12 weeks, one member being eliminated each week, after vetting his suit; and the lust man paid $24 for his suit. The defendant proposed to the nnrt that he would close up the cur rent club by lettlngveuch member pay 12 per week until $24 has been paid by each one and then stop; or If any of the members did not wish to do this he would refund the money ulready paid in, Grand totals .11 til S'.Ki 92ii 2771 The tournament wus finished last evening, Kullxhury making the highest c;.i . .. ; ul Aslieville winning the inter slate championship. It, was under stood when the tournament was start ed that only Y. M. C. A. teams were lo enter, but It wus afterwards found that the Salisbury team was not con nected with the Y. M. C. A., thereby eliminating their chances of winning the championship. Asheville scoring tho highest number of points of any association team naturally claims llm cbumplonshlp. ' Psrhaps Prematura. "Can I marry your duusuter?" asked A. "Can you support tier?" countered B. "Lordy," exclaimed A, "mayVe I was premature! Have you lost your Jobr' Cleveland Tlaln Dealer. ashevilXesecond Salisbury MaliittiiiM the U-ail hi In terstate Itoullug Ilecoril Kiire , Made by Llplnky. In the interstate bowling tourha-m.-nt in which five cities are taking part the Aslieville tcum last night came out second. . Salisbury still maintains the hail. K II Is aald j tbst OF LOCAL INTEREST Some People We Know, uml We Will . Prollt by Hearing About Them. This Is a purely local event, it took place in Asheville. , Not In some faraway place. 4i You are asked to Investigate It Asked to believe a cltbscn's word: To ounllrm a citizen's statement. Any article that Is endorsed at home Is more worthy of confidence Than one aou know nothing about, Kuilnrseil by unknown people, itev. W. M. itarnes, 23 Central ave nue, Asheville, N. C, suys: "All that I have previously said praising Doan's Kidney Pills was correct and 1 a"1 glud to confirm my former statement. My kidneys and bladder caused me much trouble. The kidney secretions contained sediment and passed ton frequently. My back also pained mo and there was soreness across my kid neys. Finally I used Doan's Kidney Pills, getting them at Smith's VruX store. They stopped the pains s"d regulated the action of my kldniy."- Kor sale by all dealers. Price 60 cents. Koster-Milburn Co.. JJunal". New York, sole agents for the United States. - ' Itemember the name Donn's and take no other. ,' Red (Cross ; Mattresses In buyiiiK ir Mullrts you waul, the kit, don't youY Thou buy a lied Cross, military felt. &x'--f-Hhirrtl-iffX " """ "M i ( i
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