Esday. March 15,
THE ASHEVILLE TIMES
PAGE SEVEN
Five Facts You Should Know
(1) That disease Is the result of a disordered condition. '
(2) That when we correct the disordered condition, we eliminate the
disease.' . ' '
(3) That the blood le the carrier of poisons throughout the body.
(4) That te successfully treat any disease originating In the blood, we
have to treat the blood, as the cause.
(6) That 8. 8. 8. Is the most reliable remedy for removing Impurities
from the blood. .'.
8. 8. S. Is no, experiment ot to-
; 'ft
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;
LyearsJ
I day, but Is a successful remedy for
I the blood that has, been a blessing
'to thousands of sufferers for the
last fifty years. There Is nothing
mysterious about 8. 8. 8. It la an
extract from natlre herbs, roots
and bark, eaoh known for Its pecu
liar medicinal Talue. These Ingre
dients combine and act In a bene
ficial and helpful way with nature.
It doesn't matter whether your
case ot blood trouble Is one ot the
many forms ot Rheumatism, or Ca
tarrh, Scrofula, Contagious Blood
Poison, chronic skin trouble, or any
other form ot blood trouble. R 8. 8
will go directly to the seat of the
trouble; giving the blood a thor
ough cleansing, driving out the Im
purities in a natural way, and leav
ing the. blood pure and refreshed,
ready to do its full duty In building
the tissues) up to a normal and heal
thy state. Begin today on a bottle
of 8. 8. 8. and note how soon you
will begin to feel reliet We will
gladly give special advice and free
consultation. It 'you are in doubt
about the nature of your case, write
Medical Department, Boom 73.
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Washington, D. C, March 16. The
city of Trebizondi according to a state
ment given out here today by the
National Geographic society; la by far
the most '. important Turkish port on
the Black sea. It is situated on the
southern shore of that sea, about C50
miles east of its outlet through tho
Bosphorus.
"It lies only about one hundred
miles west of the international boun
dary between Russia-in-Asia and Tui-'
key-in-Asia. It has always been tho
gateway of the overland trade passing
between Central Asia and Persia and
Europe. The fortified city ot Erze
rum, which recently surrendered to
the Russians, was one of tho stations
on 'this itner-continental highway.
, ",The city has no direct communica
tion with Asia Minor proper, except
by sea, because it is thoroughly hem
med in on its western and southwest
em sides by a watershed so steep and
forbidding that not a single river is
able 'to break through and thus reach
the Black sea. .,
"Trebizond got its name from th
situation. It originally was called
Trapezus, or Table-land. ',
' ''The older part of Trebizond is still
enclosed within a wall built by the
Byzantines, but the newer part, which
is the Christian quarter, is outside of
the walls. .
"The harbor Is not a good one, the
entrance being so tilled with silt, de
posited by the cross currents of the
Black sea, as to shut out any but light
draft vessels. ...
"The road from this Turkish sea
port to Erzerum is a very difficult one.
It heretofore ha been too much brok
en to admit of the transit of wheeled
vehicles. In peace times long caravans
of camels followed the trail between
the port and the fortress, but in re
cent years the railroad from Batum to
Tlflis proved a formidable rival for
the camel, and the 'ship of the desert'
was slowly giving way before the iron
horse.' "
The following are the scholarships
offered for 1916 and 1917 by the U.
D. C. for the benefit of ambitious
young people, who are desirous , of the
best educational i advantages;
I. Division scholarships open to
descendants of Confederate, veterans
in North Carolina, whq need aid in
securing an education:
1. Agrlcultural-and Mechanical, col-
lego tuition, 5. . ' .
2. King's Business college, Raleigh
or Charlotte, tuition J50.
S. Oxford college, tuition $50.
4. Trinity college, tuition for young
man $50.
5. Trinity college, tuition for young
woman $50.
i. Warrenton High school, tuition
'. Klovia Worth Moftitt college,
pays $75.
II. General scholarships open un
der same- conditions as above 'to all
states where U. D. C. are organize.
1. Vassar college, board aud tui
tion $500.
2. University of N. C tuition $60.
General Scholarships. .
3 and 4, Alabama Polytechnic-Au
burn, Ala., tuition $50 each.
5. "Alice. Bristol" Bristol school,
Washington, IX C, board and tuition,
$1,000. :".. v
6.- Washington- & Lee, board and
tuition, $350.
7. University of Pennsylvania, acad
emic, tuition, $200.
8. University of Virginia, tuition
$95. . -
9. "Thomas Martin Memorial,
Martin college, Pulaski, Tenn., tuition
$100. . v .
10. St. Mary s ' school, Memphis,
Tenn. r tuition .$100.
11. Partial scholarship Converse
college, $100. . .
12. Partial scholarship Fleet school
Flat Rock, N. C, open to High school
boys, $400.
13. Partial scholarship at Lucy
Cobb Institute, Athens, Ga., $190. '
14. Agnes Scott Decatur, Ga., tui
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For application blanks apply before
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UGH! CALOMEL MAKES YQU SICK!
GLEAN LIVER AND BOWELS lflY WAY
Managers of local theaters make the
following announcements today:
At The Galax.
"For a Woman's Fair Name," a five
part Vltagraph Blue Ribbon feature
with Robert Edeson in the leading
male role will be the attraction at the
Galax today. In connection, "You
Know Me Al" will also be shown to
day. Tomorrow, Blanche Sweet will
be seen in "The Secret Orchard" a
Paramount picture. Daughter of one
of the stars of the Parisian Demi
monde, the heroine of "The Secret
Orchard" carries from birth a hidden
taint of character, the more concealed!
because of the sweetness of her nature
and the beauty of . her personality.
From a convent in which her mother.
who had died, placed her as a child to
escape the environment of her parent,
Just Once! Try "Dodson's Liver Tone" When Bilious, Con
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Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full of am
bition. But take no nasty, dangerous
calomel L-cause it makes you sick
ar.l you may lose a day's work.
Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes Into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel that awful nausea and
cramping.
Listen to me! If you want to enjoy
the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced lust
take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist or
dealer sells you a 50 cent bottle of
Dodson s Liver Tone under my per-
Auto Ruination." Besides Mack ance tomorrow Elsie McGeorge and
Swain, who takes the leading role In! her musicial comedy company wlil
Phone 1100
Read The Times' Classified
. Pajre.
A GAS RANGE
IN THE KITCHEN
Means a Smile on Mother's Face
OAS MAKES .
Cooking Easier.
Work Lighter. -
Expenses Smaller.-.
OAS SAVES
Unnecessary Steps.
" Loss of Time.
Ix88 of Temper. .
OAS PAYS Because
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Origin of Pajamas.
Pajamas are garments which Euro
peans adopted from tbo Mohammedans
of India. The name means simply leg
garments, and earlier generations in
India knew them as "long drawers"
and "mogul breeches." It la only of
recent years that they have sprung
into almost universal use In England
la place of nightshirts which some
ono characterized as equivalent to
adopting trousers' In place of frock
coats but references to the garments
have been traced as early as 1828, '
Teejams." plgnrnmuhs" nud "pla
jammah" were some of former vari
ants in use. and Thackeray wrote of
them as "peljammuus." Tbo standard
spelling is only a recent agreeuieut.
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Cold Compound" every twO' hours un
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It promptly opens clogged-up nos
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stops nasty discharge or nose running,
relieves sick headache, dullness, fever
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liver better than a dose of nasty
calomel and that it won't make you
sick.
, Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
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fine, your liver will be working; head
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will be sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely veg
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not salivate. Give It to your children.
Millions of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead of dangerous cal
omel now. Tour druggist will tell you
that the - sale of Calomel la almost
stopped entirely here.
this two act farce of Sennet's latest
get-up. is Harry Gribbon and Louise
Fa Zenda. The Strand orchestra plays
Triangle music tomorrow for the dra
matic offering, "Honor's Altar," at
at the morning, afternoon, and even
ing performances.
At the Majestic.
"The Blonde Stenographer," will
be presented at the Majestic today
and tonight for the last times. Com
mencing with a matinee perform-
present another comedy In one act
called "The Slave Girl." This farce
comedy Is said to contain excellent
opportunities for the excellent chorua
with this organization to introduce
Iheir splendid specialty numbers.
The play is also said to have a plot.
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BLANCHE SWEET
In "The Secret Orchard" at the Galax
Tomorrow. .
the girl steps into the world ignorant
of her hidden weakness. Innocently,
she falla-victim to the Duke of Cluny,
whose wife, unknown to the Duke, had
promised a home to a motherless girl.
When the ward of the Duchess con
fronts the Duke, each represses recog
nition so as to save the Duchess, but
when the young woman flrlds her real
lover, an American naval officer, the
truth is told. "The Secret Orchard,''
In novel form, by Agnes and Edgerton
Castle, was said to be one of the most
widely read books in America a few
years ago. .Paramount dictograph
will also be shown tomorrow.
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At tho Princess,
"The Nature Man," or "A Struggle
for Existence," will be the attraction
at the Princess today, "The Nature
Man," is a Broadway Universal fea
ture and is shown in five parts wl'.h
Joe Knowls in the leading male role, i
Tomorrow Jess Willard will be seen'
playing the leading role in a stirring'
drama of the prize ring "The Heart:
Punch." In. this photoplay Jess Wil
lard Is seen In action. In addition to
"The Heart Punch," "Dolly Scoops,"
a Rex drama, "The Disappearing
Groom," a three part comedy and
Universal weekly will be shown to
morrow. Large crowds are expected
to visit the Princess tomorrow in
view of the fact that Willard is to
fight Moran on March 25.
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Prompt Artlon Is n earing Many Ashc
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Earth's astronomers know nothing of
Mars beyond the fact that If the planet
is of a formation more recent than the
formatlqu of the terrestrial globe its
evolutions must have been more rapid,
because it fs so small. Mars is an older
world tban the earth a world that
represents the Intermediate stato be
tween that of the earth aud that of the
moon. The phenomena on Mars now
under the observation of earth's as
tronomers are the last manifestations
of a dying life. Slowly, very slowly,
time la flolng its work. Mars Is dying;
of cold, ' the anesthetic that benumbs
the worlds and steeps them in the
sleep In which they die. Exchange.
' At the Strand.
Marguerite Leslie, the great dra
matic and .international favorite, Is
appearing today at the Strand in!
one of the greatest problem plays of,
tho day. entitled "The Question.";
This play is said to appeal mostly to
women as It teaches an Invaluable
lesson to all who see It. Tomorrow,
Triangle dav at the Strand, Bessie
Barrlscale, the wonderful Triangle
emotional portrayer will be seen In
the latest Thomas It. lnce dramatic
offering, entitled "Honor's Altar." i
She Is ably supported by Lewis S. 1
Stone and a number of other Trlan-
glo favorites. This Is a Triangle play
. I . 1.. I I ... . . jtis
limb IB BUlll IU UD VL ti njiucwiiai uil-
ferent . variety a gripping story -of
domestic life that cannot fall to in
terest every married man and worn
ap. The Keystone comedy for tomor
row is one in which Muck Swain the
Keystone funmaker Is featured, "Ills
ROBERT EDESON
IN
FOR A WOMAN S FAIR NAME
VITAGRAPH BLUE RIBBON FEATURE, j
fm GALAX blPEHB ORCHESTRA S g
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Flight of the Looutt.
Locusts In Bouth Africa are very tiny
creatures, at most two or three inches
long, yet giant jawed and shelled In a
grim brown mall so hard that as they
striko it causes a sharp smart Tbey
travel In such numbers that It takes
them four or Ave days to pass over.
The scouts alone, hovering In patches
like red dust clouds, are numerous
enough to destroy the vegetation of a
district, while the main body, high up
In the air, a host of little black specks,
stretches out Into an' interminable
screen between heaven and earth. The
fanning of their wings brings a fresh
coolness. over the hot earth even in the
depth of summer. There seems to be a
fresh breath of ocone as of the Vea.
Everlasting Bricks.
Once made a brick Is practically lude-
structlhlu. Nearly evory brick that has
ever been made by man from the be
ginning of time is still in existence on
this earth. The, men who made aud
laid them and who directed tlieso oper
ations have long since been gathered
into dust Some of them litre doubt
less contributed In their bodies to the
making of more bricks. Hut the stead
fast and enduring square of baked clay
poaisis sod wlil until the besvens sod
carta are shriveled like scroll. Ex-'
cuojtgo. 1 ' .
Strand
-TOMORROW IS
Bessie Barriscale M
ix M
f "Honor's Altar" ffl
I the Clipping ' ftifl
t i Which I : very Man and
tfA I Kvcry Woman Should I
Till
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M Keystone Comedy h2
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Triangle Play
Which I : very Man and
Kvery Woman Should
Hce.
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Keystone Comedy
"His Auto
Ruination"
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