PAGH TEN
THE HOT DAYS OP
SUMMER . : i ' '
Are the day when M & "W
INDIAN COAL shows Its ral
merit. Thla coal la arways good,
clean coal, and la THE! BEST
that cornea from Inside the
earth, Seleoted after many
years of testing as to Quality.
PHONE 130
Carolina Goal & Ice
Company
60 Patton Ave Drnhmor- BIdg.
THE MOST
ELABORATE GOWN
Can be appropriately matched
here in our f anions
Patrician Pumps for ladies, in
either patent or dull leathers.
The fit is Perfect, the Style the
(last word and the Goodness
! has never yet been equaled.
$3.50 and $100.
HEALTH CONDITIONS
AGE COMMENDED
Report of State Board Issued
Yesterday Afternoon Is
Complimentary.
SF
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Guarantee
SHOE
STORE
4 Bfltmore Avenue
REMOVAL NOTICE
We have moved from 21
Patton Avenue to thu store
formerly occupied by the Ashe
vtlle Paint and Glass Co., on
North Main street in Langren
Hotel building.
The I. X. L. Dept. Store.
14 North Main St.
Phone 107
Oh
The -preliminary report of the state
department of health on the vital sta
tistics for last year is Just being made
and Ashevllle as usual Is highly com
pllmented.
The report says In part:
Seven towns in the state had a
typhoid death rate of over 100,000
These In their order are, Sanford,
first, with 186.S; Loutsburg- second,
152.6; Hendersonville third, 129.0;
High Point fourth, 124.1; Burlington
fifth, 115.8; Forest City, sixth, 114.1;
and Winston-Salem, seventh, 104.0.
With typhoid death rates over five
times as high as the average in the
United States, thede Is no question
but that these towns need to do some
house cleaning and establish a health
department.
"Of the seven largest cities In the
state, as might be expected, Ashe
vllle with her excellent health dpart
ment has the lowest death rate of
25.3, or just one half that of Greens-
hnm. thA nTt lnVMtf with KO.fi. The
next In order after Greensboro are I
Durham 69.7; Charlotte 66.7; Ral
eigh 71.0; Wilmington 104.0. Health
work pays big dividends in human
life and health."
Statements That May Be In
vestigated. Testimony of
Asheville Citizens.
Testimony of AshevUle Clttsens.
When an Ashevllle citizen comes to
the front, telling his friends and
neighbors of his experience, you can
rely on his sincerity. The statements
of people residing in far away places
do not . command your confidence.
Home endorsement Is the kind that
backs Doan's Kidney PUla. Such tes
timony is convincing. Investigation
proves It true. Below Is a statement
of a W. Ashevllle resident. No strong
er proof of merit can be had.
C. M. Johnson. 34 N. Main St., W.
Ashevllle. N. C. says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills are all that Is claimed for
them and I gladly confirm the publlo
statement I gave some years ago rec
ommending them. My kidneys were
weak and I had pains through my
back. I used Doan's Kidney Pills, pro
curing them from Smith's Drug Store,
and they made me better."
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Johnson had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. T.
I
SAXON $395
E
ILL DURING THE MONTH
WE'RE MOVING INTO
OUR BIG NEW PLANT
And Then LOOKOUT
NICHOLS "WAY washing
will sweep the entire coun
try nothing can "touch
us."
PHONE 2000
Asheville Laundry
J. A. Nichols, Mgr.
S West College Street
Ideal Climate Condition Was
The Rule in Asheville
During July.
The monthly report of the local
weather bureau for July, just issued,
proves the assertion that the climatic
conditions of Asheville are ideal.
The weather was not too hot and
there was rain enough to keep down
the heavy dust. While other cities
throughout the country were swelter
ing in the July heat, with the mercury
often standing over 100 degrees,
Asheville only experienced one 90 de
gree day and that was on July 13.
On the last day of the month the
mercury registered 63.
There were a total of 11 partly
cloudy days, 15 cloudy days and 6 on
which there was a precipitation of .01
inches of rain.
STORY OF ELECTION
OF MOTHER COBB
TO MDNTFDRD GRAVE
Trunks, Bags
AND SUIT CASES
H. L. FINKELSTEIN
Loan Office
23-25 South Main Street
Phone 887
Evcrcady
If you are going camping, your
safety and comfort demands an
EVEREADI FLASHLIGHT
I Whenever, wherever you travel In
' dark places, you find your way easily
with an EVEREADT FLASHLIGHT
Hunting, fishing out In the woods,
your equipment Is Incomplete with
an EVEREADx FLASHLIGHT.
If you bring up a can of Peaches
, Instead of Pears, your home needs
aa EVERYREADT FLASHLIGHT.
' W. have all styles and sizes, and
rang In pries from $1.00 to $5.00.
PIEDMONT ELECTRIC CO.
64 Patton Ave.
Opposite Pont Office
The following special from Bel
mont tells of the recent election of
a successor to Mother Teresa:
"The Sisters of Mercy of North
Carolina assembled in their chapel in
order to elect a successor to the la
mented Mother Teresa who recently
died in Asheville. There were 33
sisters present at the election. After
Invoking the Holy Ghost each sister
In silence cast her vote. V. Rev. Dr.
Felix, O. S. B., presided In the ab
sence of Bishop Hald who is expected
from Europe this week. Sister Cecelia
Cobb received in the first ballot more
than two-thirds of the votes of the
community and was Immediately ap
proved and greeted aa the Keverend
Mother.
"She will nt once assume the du
ties of her i J ice. Mother Cecelia, a
daughter of the kite Ir. B. F. Cobb,
was horn in Duplin county, N. C. She
entered the community as sister at
the aire of 20 and has held many re
sponsible positions since then. For
many years she was directress of Sa
cred Heart college at Belmont, then
local superioress of the Wilmington
house. She has numerous relatives
throughout the state, who are well
known and hold prominent positions.
"The Sisters of Mercy also formally
passed the proposition of erecting a
hospital on Elizabeth Heights In
Charlotte, and a sanitarium on Bllt-
more avenue, Ashevllle.
"The ceremonies of the election
were simple, but solemn. At tho eon
elusion when the remjlt had been an
nounced the Ttev. Dr. Felix conaratu
lated the new mother In the name of
the bishop and the Catholics In North
Carolina, and wished her many years
of able and successful administration."
Sad Victim of an Aggressive
Brother Is No More Re
membered by Friends.
Out in that section of Montford
avenue which Is just one mile from
Pack square the smallest grave in the
world was dug yesterday afternoon.
just at the time when hundreds of
business men were rushing home from
their offices, automobiles were whirl
ing by with loads of Joy-riders and
the street cars were bringing to the
city the scores of people who had vis
ited Klversdie park dduring the after
noon. "Our hero" is buried In the
grave. Some kindness, which not only
sees the fall of every sparrow, but
guides the last flutter of its wings,
decreed that a sparrow should die
on Montford avenue yesterday after
noon and that five little girls should
see him die and call him "our hero."
The sparrow met death like a war
rior brave, for he was attacked by
a larger bird. And the five little
girls, who were on Montford avenue
playing, responded and did the only
natural and tltting thing for little girls
to do under such a circumstance of
wonder and grief. With much sincere
ceremony they planned and dug and
laid him to rest. And then, awed by
the beautiful grandeur of the thing
they had done, they ran quickly
away. "Goodbye, our hero," called
out the littlest girl of all, as she
waved her small hands at the grave
And now those who pass by, for
the grave is on a lot only a few feet
from .the sidewalk, see the grave and
marvel, for fairies or little children
have been at work. The tinest grave
in all the world is soft, new, brown
earth, as are all graves. At its head
is a cross of tinfoil, glistening In the
noonday sun and on the cross is slip
of paper, printed In colored chalk.
Our Hero." Someone as kind and
gentle as the little girls came by and
put a flower on the grave and tied
it there with a white ribbon.
As people pass by, tired business
men, Idle youths on their way home
or happy maidens out for a stroll, a
tiny link of connection seems to have
been made, by the thought of some
children, between the ruslng and
bustling life of Montford avenue and
that of the grave which sleeps and Is
still.
The price of $305 inclnde Top. Windshield, Lamps and Tools.
NO OTHER CAR IN THE WORLD LIKE THIS
The handsome Saxon la the first motor car and the only one
selling at or near its price to embody the essential . features of
standard motor car design. It la not a cycle car but a real auto
mobile. ' ' : ' . .
The Saxon meets the demand for a low priced car that Is both,
good and good looking. 1 . ..
Come In and see the car and arrange for a demonstration.
Asheville Automobile Co.
18 & 20 Church Street
We have a few pair of Toung
MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS
In latest styles and leathers, now
selling at $4.00
GEO. W. JENKINS
No. 18 Biltmore Ave.
GOING LIKE HOT CAKES, A Few More For Quick Buyers
Bargain books and boxes of fine stationery "discovered" in our re
cent Inventory. 25 cents for books worth up to $1.60. And 10 and 25
cents for box and pound paper worth up to a couple of dollars.
ROGERS BOOK STORE
S Patton Avenue - - Rogers Press - - .St Patton Arenas - - Phone S54
FANCY CANDIES FOR PARTIES
' ALSO FANCY CREAMS MADE TO ORDER
CANDY KITCHEN AND CLUB CAFE
WEAR POST OFFICE. PHONE 110. HAYWOOD STREET
HILL'S PEERLESS
ALL PORK SAUSAGE
HILL'S, Phone 4
I
FORD CARS
OILS, GREASES,
ACCESSORIES AND
' REPAIRS '
Ferndell Grape Juice
Pints, Pints and Quarts .15, .25 and .50 cents. Special
price by the case.
E. C. JARRETT
13 NoVth Park Square and City Market. Groceries, Vegetables and
Fruits. We Keep the Best only. Prices reasonable.
Order MONARCH
This is the coal you want
for your range,
i It is the quick to catch,
free burning kind and has
big heat Try one ton and
learn of its goodness.
Southern Coal Co.
Phone 114 .- 19 N. Pack Bq.
Ha
M& WCOAL .
The Coal that's
ALL COAL
Freest from clinkers, dirt, aw
etc and burns to least ash
for any coal brought to th
Ashevllle market.
Phone 40 for a ton
t Asheville Coal Co.
. If. Pack Square
F. at. WEAVER, Mgr.
THE FACT that, today the right m,
did not read your want ad la
reason why he jnay not read it if
It appears again tomorrow; an4 h
he reads It tomorrow and fan.
reply It Is no reason why h.
not reply to It the next day it JY.
there as t reminder for him.
PURE Delivered Promptly
Phone 1176
FOREST HILL CREAMERY - 318So. MainSt
Dairy Products and Ice Cream
Wholesale and Retail
FRESH LITTLE NECK CLAMS
ASHEVILLE FISH CO.
City Market Phones 289-290 and 315
BUY A GOOD GRADE OF PLAIN FLOUR. Put your
salt and
Rumford Baking Powder
in It then yon will know you have pure, wholesome breads,
otherwise you do not.
RAILWAY AGENTS
ARE NOW MEETING
LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHS
- FORWARDED TO N. Y.
Aahevllle and the Land of the Sky
will be further exploited In the Meth
odist Episcopal church Advocate, pub
llshed in New York, if a series of
photographs of local and surrounding
section scenes which were forwarded
today by the board of trade, are used.
The photographs were sent to The Ad
vocate at the request of Rev. C. B.
Roach, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, who Is a treat
booster for Ashevllle and this section.
Accompanying the pictures was suita
ble reading matter .which should
prove to be a source of good publicity.
Matters of Interest to railroad men
and shipers only are being; discussed
at the animal convention of the
Southern Railway Agents association
which Is now In session at Orove
Park Inn. The convention continues
through today, tomorrow and Friday.
Among the officials here for the con
ferences are the following: W. H.
Gatchell, superintendent of agencies,
of Washington city; Colonel L. M,
McClesky, assistant general freight
agrnt, of Atlanta; C. J. Oliver, as
sistant general freight agent, of
Louisville. Others are coming In to
day. T. G. Walker, of Louisville, Is
president of the association; E. J.
Coffey, of 8t Louis, Is vice president;
W, T. Townsend, of Augusta, Is sec
retary. Chairman of the various com
mittees follow: R. C. Klden, of
Richmond, transportation; A. L,
Bumham. of Lynchburg, trefflcj O.
J. Zealy, of Macon, accounting; J. B.
Packer of Plnnera Point, Va loss
and damage: C. L. Candler, of Nor
folk, atandardltstlon of agency forces.
S. STERNBERG & CO.
DEPOT. STREET
PHONE 333
All sizes and lengths of I. Beams. Channels,
Concrete Steel and Relaying Rails.
STRUCTURAL MATERIAL A SPECIALTY
We buy anything and
Sell Everything
Get Onr Prices K Pays
Biltmore Plumbing & Heating Co
PLUMBING, HEAT INQ, GAS FTTTTNQ .
. V. CRKABMAN, Prest I A. CREABMAW, Hp.
To Visitors and Public in General
We do not conduct any sales, but Watch our Windows
of Brass Goods and Toys; also the cheap Prices.
A reduction of .20 per cent will bo given in our. Sport
ing Goods department for next 30 Days.
BLOMBERG'S
SPORTING GOODS, TOY AND NOVELTY STORE
OS THE AVEJiXE PHONE &
T. P. JOHNSON & CO. SHEST"
ALL KINDS OF ROOFING
Galvanised Irou Cornke, Skylights, Ventilator, Metal Ceilings, Blow Pipe
Work, Etc.
69-71 South Main St. , Phone 325
DR. M. M. LEONARD, Veterinarian
GRADUATE CORNELL UNIVERSITY
Office and Veterinary Hospital 18 So. Pack Square. Phones: Office
1348, Resldencs 810.
Pets and Other Small Animals ASHEVTLLE,
Given Immediate Attention . NORTH CAROLINA
Laundry
Phones 70
and 2096
A trial Is all ws ask. W e treat your laundry white.
D; 0.
Chambers A Wearer, LlTsry, Phons II
Landreth's Seed at Grant's Pharmacy.
Shaw Motor Co;
PHONB 13S
18 East CoUnge Street'
Buzz around and get a good
- m i t ...
pair oi low snoes with your
small change and a smile this
week. Bargain Annex of the
NICHOLS SHOE CO.
,. - Oa lbs Square
...
1
Fruit Jars
Ball Mason, t pt BOc. dot.
Ball Mason, 1 qt 86c. do.
Pall Mason, H gal SOc. do.
Purs Seal, 1 pt .......... 8&o do.
Sum Real, 1 qt , 78c do.
8ur Beat fat 91.10 do.
Extra Tops .............. ISo. do.
Whit Rubber ,05c, do.
R.d Rubber 10c. doa.
1-1 pt J.lly Mould .' Sic. doa.
tt pt J.lly Mould Mo. do.
pt Tumbler . . ttc do.
Brown Hardware Co.
la M. Main M. PfaoMSJ
1
"TTTTTTIITiiTIITIIIIITl
Order Larded Pot Roast
STAR MARKET
PHONES: 1917, 1918, 1919 1:?
Citizens Transfer Company
TLlAif WOODCOCK. Owner.
W gtv marina .or pclal atteatloa. Lart vans sad most eomps.
Nat ansa la elty. Prompt beg gas. transfer seme. Endorsed by U. CL T.
ad T. P. A. Pboa 18. 41 Pattoa Ar.no.
We Handle the World Famous
y M'Dougall and Green Castle
Kitchen Cabinets
'They Sell on Their Merit"
If Yoiinc Men Knew
how imposRible it is for us to supply the demand made
upon us for young men with couimerical training tho
number of young men enrolled with us would bo ma
terially increased. Come up and let us tell you about
the phenonenal number of calls we have had this summer
for young men stcnograplnrs and bookkeepers.
EMANUEL BUSINESS COLLEGE
481, Patton Ave
'Phone 1100
' These handy, kitchen piece ar. th
result of life long study by expert
who have (Ivan careful thousht.to
th.lr Improvement and perfecting
These cabinet ar highly prised in
very modern horn whin household
economy Is practiced and labor sav
ins devices ar consid.rsd indispen
sable. They ar so constructed that an n
tlr. meal can be prepared for cooking
.without taking an unnecessary st.p
In fact you may sit down whll yon
work. Our divided payment. . plan
makes owning ons easy and Owning
on make your work easy.
J. L. Smatliers and Sons
IS-1T BROAD WAT
MAMMOTH FURNITTHE STORE
THEATRICAL tnanag.r and poker
play.r are not th only people to
, whom a "full house" is Important
It Is Important to th. man who
kp boarder r lodsera FOR
PROFIT. Araln, th moral: Use
Th Oas.tto.New want eolumna
GOT TO RAISR eont mon.f by a"
month T Thinking ef Bailing WJ
lott TUIH MONTH Is th. rU
tlm to advertise It Thafa '
meant bv 'taking tlm by lb. to''
lock." Use Th Qas.tt-Newa
sal ad. .