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All leathers, up to $5.00.
Guarantee I?Sre
4 South Main St.
TO EXPLORE PERU
Under Auspices of the Nation
al Geographic Society and
Yale University.
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REMOVAL NOTICE
We have moved from 22
Patton Avenue to tho store
formerly occupied by the Ashe
ville Paint and Glass Co., on
North Main street in Langren
Hotel building.
The I. X. L. Dept. Storo.
14 North Main St.
Phone 107
Washing
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PHONE 2000
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J. A. Nichols, MgT.
95 College Street.
Washington, April 24. Announce
ment of a second expedition to fur
ther explore Peru, the ancient home of
the Incas, under the auspices of the
National Geographic society and Yale
university, to start next week, was
made at the offices of the National
Geographic society here recently. The
director of the expedition will be Prof.
Hiram Bingham, of Yale university,
who, at the head of the 1912 expedi
tion, uncovered the ancient fortress
city of Macchu Pichu, the most re
markable group of buildings discove
ered in South America since the con
quest of Peru nearly 400 years ago.
Two years will be given to the work
of the new expedition.
The -object of this expedition, ac
cording to Gilbert H. Grosvenor, di
rector and editor of the society, is te
make a geographical reconnaisance
of a portion of southern Peru, includ
ing the Cordillera Vilcabamba, and
some portions of the Apurimac and
Urubama watersheds. This region is
a part of the eastern edge of the great
Andean plateau. The Cordillera Vil
cabamba is a chain of dissected moun
tains rising 16,000 to 20,000 feet above
sea level, situated between South lati
tudes 12 and 14. Their bases are
clothed with tropical jungles, while
their summits are mantled with snow
and glaciers, in the main they are
unexpected. As one of the most in
accessible parts of the Andes, they
have been occupied from time to time
by the ancient peoples of Peru. In
this region are the ruins of Macchu
Pichu, Palcay and Chociquequirau.
The, reported presence of other ruins
and the actual existence of some that
have been seen but not studied or
mapped make the region a particular
ly attractive area in which to study
the problem of man's origin and dis
tribution in South America.
The character of the land forma
tions in the neighborhood of the ruins
should enable something to be said in
regard to the number of people for
merly occupying the region, the causes
of the location of the cities, buildings
and forts, and the reasons for their
final abandonment, according to Prof.
Bingham. "An examination of the
ruins, studies of the styles of archi
tecture, and of the artifacts and other
remains that may be found fairly near
the surface of the ground, should
eventually enable a classification to be
made, which, in connection with bio
logical, physiographic, linguistic and
historical studies, ought to result fin
ally in unravelling the puzzle of the
ancient civilization of South America,"
he says, "rom the standpoint of biol
ogy, this area is believed to contain a
large number of species new to sci
ence.. From the standpoint of anthro
pology, it is one of the least known
and most fruitful areas in the Andes."
The plan of work will Include the
making of a topographical map of the
region northwest of Cuxco between the
Apurimac and T'rubamba rivers; a de
tailed geographical reconnaissance of
the more lofty portions of the moun
tains, including a study of the large
undeserlbed glaciated region; the es
tablishment of two meteorological sta
tions at different elevations for the"
taking of systematic records for two
years ;a study of the distribution and
history of food plants of this region;
UP ECZEMA AND
STOPS ITCHING
This Old Time Skin Healer is
Used Just Like Any
Cold Cream.
With the first application of bold
sulphur cream the angry itching at
tending any eczema eruption ceases
and its remarkable healing powers
begin. Sulphur, says a renowned
dermatologist, just common bold-sul-phur,
made into thick cream will
soothe and heal the skin when irri
tated and broken out with Eczema
or any for mof eruption. The mo
ment it is applied all itching ceases
and after two or three applications
the Eczema disappears, leaving the
skin clear and smooth.
He tells Eczema sufferers to get
from any good pharmacy an ounce
of bold-sulphur cream and apply it
to the irritated, inflamed skin, the
same as you would any cold cream.
For many years this soothing,
healing sulphur has occupied a se
cure position in the treatment of cut
aneous affections by reason of its
parasite-destroying property. It is
not only parasiticidal, but also anti
pruritic, antiseptic and remarkably
healing in all irritable and lnflamma
torv conditions of the skin. While
not always establishing a permanent
cure it never falls to instantly sub
due the irritation and heal thel Ec
zema right up and it Is often years
later before any eruption again ap
pears on the skin.
We Have
Just Received
A Shipment of the
Chalmers Master Light 'Six'
PRICE $1,800
Come in and look this beautiful car over.
Asheville Automobile Co.
18 & 20 North Church St.
THE ALL-STEEL SAFE-CABINET IN WEST WINDOW
Will prove of greatest value to every man in the office, store or
home for the safe keeping of money valuable papers, books, silver
plate and other valuables. Approved by the Unerwrlters' Laboratories.
Drop in and examine It.
SOGERS BOOK STORE.
81 Patton Avenue. - Rogers Press. - . in Patton Ave. - - Phone 54
Springtime
Hints
Springtime Is here and the furnace
will soon stop, hut you will need
something to take the chill from the
luii It, uom, so the Klectric Heater Is
the thing that will do the work at a
pry small expense.
Ves. and the hot days are coining
w I ii n you will not want lo heat the
range to prepare a htnall meal, so the
Kl Stovo is the thing. But Is your
house wired sufficient to allow you
to use these electrical appliances ? If
not, let us give you estimate on the
wiring.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
the collection of data respecting the
forms of distribution of vertebrates,
particularly mammals and reptiles; a
survey of the present Indians Inhabit
ing this region, including a 'Study of
their dialects, the collection of an
thropometric data and the collection
and study of the skeletal remains; and
archeological reconnaissance of the
entire area, and a continuation of the
studies begun by the first expedition,
looking towards a geographical inter
pretation of the Spanish chronicles of
the era of discovery and exploration,
with particular reference to the identi
fication of ancient place names, the
story of Macchu Pichu and its connec
tion with the history of the Incas.
Director Bingham is regarded as
the foremost South American explorer
today. He has made four expeditions
to the continent, his first, in 1906, be
ing for the purpose of exploring Boli
var's route across Venezuela and Co
lumbia. Two years later he explored
the Spanish trade route from Buenos
Ayres to Dima. He represented the
United 'tates at the First Pan-American
Scientific Congress in Santiago de
Chile, in 1908. The other members of
the new expedition are Chief Engineer
Ellwood C. Erdls; Geologist Herbert
E. Gregory, .Slllimnn, professor of Ge
ology In Yale University; Osteologist
George F. Eaton, Curator of Osteology
in the Peabody Museum of Yale Uni
versity; Albert H. Bumstead, topo
graphical engineer; Osgood Hardy,
chief assistant; C. F. Westerberg, as
sistant topographer; II. S. Arnold, M.
D medical adviser; Philip A. Means,
assistant In archeology; 1 M. Kirk
pat rick, secretary, and a surgeon not
yet named. Some of the members of
expedition, particularly the topograph
ers, will leave next week, in order to
reach the field as soon as the dry sea
son commences. They hope to com
plete the topographical work and
have the maps ready for the use of the
scientific members of the party by
December.
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YIELDS 10 HYGMEI
You Breathe It
Be wise In time and use Hyomel at
the first symptom of catarrh, such as
frequent head colds, constant sniffl
ing raising of mucus, or droppings
In the throat. Do not let the disease
liit rune deep-seated and you are In
(Linger of a serious if not fatul ail
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mel method, none Just as good, so
easy and pleasant to use, or that gives
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All druggists seel It. Ask for the
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SEN. SHIVELY PUZZLED
BUT IS OPTIMISTIC
Washington. April 24. Senator
Shively, chairman of the foreign rela
tions committee, was asked if he saw
any possibility of ending the Mexican
difficulty with the Vera Cruz incident.
He replied that he saw a possibility
but war not optimistic.
A PROCLAMATION BY
VERA CRUZ AMERICANS
WANTS
Vera Cms, April 24 The first
proclamation issued in this city by
Americans since the war between the
United States and Mexico ended In
1S4S has been posted and read with
interest by the Mexican Inhabitants.
RECENT NOMINATIONS.
RATS cannot feed in mj store. I be
lieve I have the onljr rat proof store
In Western North Carolina.
O. I. ALLISON, Phone 1843.
Bl-lOt.
LAWN
MOWERS
Priced at 13.00 up
Brown Hardware Co.
41 N. Main M. pimnm
Washington. April 24. The presi
dent has made these nominations:
J. R. Thompson, Spring City, Tenn.
United States marshal, eastern dis
trict of Tennessee.
James T. Newton, Georgia, first
asslstsnt commissioner of patents.
Robert F. Whitehead, Virginia, as
sistant commissioner of patents.
Warned to Leave.
El Paso. Tex., April 24. British
subjects in Mexico have been warned
to leave Immediately. The warning
came from the British smbaasador.
Sir Cecil Sprlng-Rlce. About 700
Britons are in Mexico.
Bubonic Plague
Havana, Cuba, April 14. Another
of positive bubonic plague has
been officially confirmed here.
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All this week, 30cts per basket. Out potted Tomato
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