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THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, MONDAY, JULY 17, 1911
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SPCM ANNOUNCEMENT
1 wish to announce to the
public that I have secured
tho services of Alius McNu
mara, formerly with Hum
ham, of Chicago, who is an
expert Dematologist, and
thoroughly understands all
j lines of Beauty Culture, re-
moving of superfluous liair,
facial blemishes, etc.
Wo invite the ladies of
Asheville to call and meet
v Miss MoNamara. Consulta
tion s are free.
MISS CRUISE.
'Manicuring, Hair Dressing.
WEDDING IN DURHAM
; OF INTEREST HERE
Th many friend, of T. K. Bruncr,
formerly of this city, but now a resi
dent 'of Blscoa will b intureatod In
tha following prlul to the Charlottti
(brrer from Durham.
"A luprlx woddlng this evening
at the First Presbyterian churrh was
that of Thomas K- Bruoer of Bls
coa and Miss Annie Hamilton of Ha
Islfrh, who cams hers accomyunlet
liy Miss Kathloeri Bernard and Ar
thur Holding, wtko stood with them,
They earn j on the S o'clock train
and sought the resistor and the
Jeweler, and Rev. tr. key burn of
the Frssbyterlsn church. Smart work
nrtUhed itssv riot 4n time fur the Ra
Jelrh attendants to return ani break
the news (heather couple taUlna tlie
westbound train for Oreansboro. They
will to to Bisces. where Mr. Bruner
has a position la the cotton mills,
lis. Is a sen of the late secretary of
the department of agriculture and the
brlds Is the daughter ot Mr. and Mia
N h glamlltojn. They will live in
wscoA'l ti, p-. -
Ur,f aruuor' spent several months
hers, having been employed by the
Houthern Railway company, He hay
a hust ot friends In Ashetllla who
wit e4 somewhat surnrissd n the
above account . ,. .
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PECtJUAB txvu. M)yt
Tn employment of' circular Clks
of Iron, turning with great velocity,
bar possessing no teeth on the edge,
for sawing material. Is " common tn
manj' workshops, Among other places
where QCitr' saws without teeth are
use are the celebrated Krupp gun
works, where armor plat is some
times out In this manner. The process
Is. not newly dlscsvered one. As long
en as 1114 Carrier and Collsdon, at
Geneva, experimented with swiftly ro
tatlng disks of lon. They found that
whea a disk: about seven Inches
In diameter turned with a per-Ipherai-veloolty
of ten meters a sec
ond. It could be out with a steel tool
pressed, agsjast 1u but that when the
velocity, was ltaereased to twenty-one
meters a second the Iron was unaf
ttctedj aStS thA'tel tool was dam
agedr Vt'aVsloVty ot elxty meters a
second the Iron disk even cut quarts
kXM). UK1VI2N ICE CARRIER
A "sail taf' for transporting Ice
Is successfully used on a railroad
track In Florida, says the July unm
ber ot Popular Mechanic! maRaslne.
The car holds 70 cakes of Ice .each
weighing 100 lbs., or a total of 14,
000. bs. There la usually enough
wind blowing at any time to puah
the car, which, with an ordinary
wind, makes the trip In throe min
tV .
Ths pursuit of happiness suggeste
the tseof a power tire pump.
Girls Dresses
At a Discount
E V. M00RE & CO.
11 PATTON AVE.
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25 Haywood Street
Chiropody, Massage, etc-
DUST IS THE
WORKMAN'S FOE
Science with her wizard iipplliim-es
hae dono marvelouii tlilr.Ke for man
kind In the mattnr of protection
ngalnRt dlaeaae. Hho haa eearclifil
out the caueo of the Hcnurgje that
formerly played havoc with tho hu
man race. Hmallpox, diphtheria,
cholera and typhoid fevor have hern
hunted down and inado t' reveal
their doath-dcallitK aecrets. Wo have
lcrncd to be cautious as regards
the character of our drinking water.
We know the danger of th malaria-
carrying moaqulto. Wo upprecloti,
the Insidious means of tin? common
house-fly. We understand the Im
portance of enforcing pure-food laws.
Nevertheless, there Is one broad ave
nue along whh'h disease and Utuith
march arm In arm, right Into tho
very heart of the citadel of Ufa. It
Is the highway that leads from the
Kingdom of Dust. The myriads of
dust motes are the real executioners
of mankind, especially In thone oc
cupation where the formation of
dust Is a necessary concomitant.
An average man breathes ahnut Zl
ou. ft. of air per hour. Under ,the
very best conditions possible, the air
he breathes Is , never entirely free
from dust Under ordinary condi
tions tho average business man In
his comparatively sanitary office
breathes in thousands of dust parti
cles every hour. The workman, who
earns his livelihood In shop, factory,
or mine, has his proportion of motes
enormously Increased, owing to the
ature of' his work; unfortunately,
also, the character of these particles
Is too often changed from the In
nocuous 'kind to ths deathxtealtng
splinters due to certain occupations.
An artisan working with knee
edged tools must exercise extreme
care In order to prevent harm to
himself. If he is surrounded by
circular saws revolving at lightning
speed, or with vats of corrosive acid,
or furnaces of molton steel, these
perils are at leata In open view, and
may be guarded against. It is dif
ferent, however, with the dangers
lurking In dtmt. They are Invisible,
but none the less deadly. In a steel
grinding factory, the air Is charged
with flying. Jagged splintere of steel.
Infinitely sharper and more dangerous
than the raitor-eilgod tools t which
he Is accustomed. Every broath senda
bits of metal, keener than the far
famed Damascene blades, right Into
the midst of his dnMcute lung tissue.
From "The Kingdom of Dust," by
J, Gordon Ogilcn In the July Popular
Mechanics Mugo- Inc.
JOHNSON GCTS A FIGHT
DON'IMW. July 18. Articles have
been signed for a fight It Dnndon he
fore September 10 between Jack
Johnson and Bombardier Wolls for
the championship of the world and
140.000. Most Englishmen consider
that Wells will have small chance
against the heavyweight champion.
Some of the most advanced Ideas
live In a pour neighborhood.
Girls' Dresses of
gingham, percale,
lawn, muslin and
sheer lingerie mate
rials. Made in one
piece style and --attractively
trimmed. Sizes
4 to 14 years.
$1.25
1.50
2.00
2.50
3.00
4.00
5.00
G.00
7.00
8.50
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
Dresses
.$ .89
. 1.19
. 1.49
. 1.79
. 2.39
. 2.89
. J3.49
. 4.29
.5.29
. 6.29
MIDST
of i iiusiuimpipss
(Continued troiu fae One)
tr.c- men, who ham hoeti in
'lul,y i
'nifK-t with person suffering fro
lit r cnolera, lo room to mi
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:n rhs hjiiii' (loihf'H ihev w ore v.ncn i
holera victims and touch
h. vprvt.ojy tuo m.M-t?"
'llntWH Hit
iiiulod by JudKf ;
Hulgur in Hi Int.-Tvicw. Dr. Dotys
statement i-iiiitiiiiics; : discomfort caused by the strain on
"Tin. facts ar.j th;: , the ligaments, makes pliant and elas-
"Tiie five mtn re-erred to were ' tic those fibres and muscles which
.-.iili .j an nitniisaea by the people in ( nature is expanding, prevents numb
charit of th- In valuation and were nM3 0f ljmbft, and soothes the inflara
PKrinittuU by me to i.o abaeot from ; mati0n of breast glands. The system
duty at Hoffman Island for this pur-, tUu8 prepared by Mother's
pos... Cholera- Is not transmitted ' I Pri.n(i dispels the fear that the crisis
clothing or 1.5- ii... ir b..t by imay Bot safely met. Mother's
contact through , Friend assures a apy and complete
cliurK from tlie Intestinal tract of . ' ' , ,r .
the - holer,, vlrtlm. There I. there- roverV the "Other, and she 13
foro. no danger whate-er from ,,-; le-t a healthy woman to enjoy the
tn, t with a t.ersffn who im iieen iii:rearin2' oi ner
tho orexrnco of tho disease." I
In tho presence or the disease, Dr. i
Duechklnd alio calls attention to the
development of u number of rases of (
cholera at iu:irantine as he alleges ;
' several dus af. r the period of Incu- !
hallon had expired.1
situation as "alnrmlnx" and
rnllinir
for the necessity of bringing It to tho
governor's attention.
SlTl'ATIOJJ WATCH KI
WAHUINOTOX, July l.--Tho
public health and marine hospital
(ictvlce Is watching elosely the up
pen ram e of cholera in New York
and Is co-operating In everv way with
the hetilth authorities of that state.
One of the experts of tho service will
leave tomorrow to lend further as-
HlHtuiicu to tho state offkiuls and In
structlons have been sent to snonls
abroad at all suspected ports to ex
ert Increased vigilance and to call
for further assistance If the situa
tion warrants. Government officials
hero scout the lda that there i
any danger of anything approaching
an epidemic of cholera.
CANADA'S RAPID
DEVELOPMENT
Our neighbor on tho north Is
rapidly nttructtng the wistful eyes of
over populated Hurnpe, to whTm free
homesteads and chuap farms offer
possibilities Impossible In the home
land. While the volume of Immi
grants coming Into Canada Is much
less than lliat coiiiIivt to this country,
It Is vory much larger In proportion
to the resident population of the two
countrlea During the past two years
the Canadian government save away
land to homesteaders in site equal
to tho state of Illinois, and the pres
ent year SOO.000 homesteads are are
available, equivalent to the state of
Ohio. Canada expocU to receive half
a million Additional population, this
year, of whom 150,000 will enter from
the United States. This, with the con
struction of 1.S00 mljra r railroad
into new counuy wit make busy
tlmea across the border.
Until the past few years Immigra
tion to Canada was comparatively
small and the country, notwithstand
ing Its vast area and natural re
sources, has been handicapped and
held back for lack of population.
This construction of her lines to the
Pacific, and the Inducements afforded
settlers, with the nxeeljent facilities
and Inviting opportunities, have di
rected attention to the Canudlan
northwest, and the tide now Mowing
Is hut tho vnnsruard of millions yet
to come. H. H. Windsor In the July
Popular Mechanics magazine.
MANY RTX HARPS,
"Nowhere In all the world today
can he found as many confirmed
drunkardg as thero were anion the
Thraclans, the Iberians, the Celts or
the Scythians," says a writer. "The
mun who didn't net drunk every day
or two was regarded as queer. The
Greeks were moderate drinkers until
they hoKan to copy tho luxury of the
Persian feasts. Tho Romans imitated
the lireeks. Then tho whole world
went on a mad drunk. It was a satur
nulla. Callgola oweu his niche In the
hall of fume to the drunken banquets
with which he made even Home mar
vel. The excesses made fashionable by
such potentates as l.usulius. Nero,
Verrea. Tiberius, Caligula, Vitellus
and Domltlun really began In tho days
of Pompel, and they mark the begin
ning of the end of the republic."
AIIOVT SHIRTS.
A few weeks ago attention was
called to the probability of the pass
ing of the stereotyped expression
"she wore skirts to her ankles," be
cause of the general use nowadays
of the short skirt without regard to
age. Nowhere Is another expression
that probably will become obsolete
becaiiae of the progress of fashion.
It In "ho belongs to the silk stock
ing ehiss." That used to uioun. taken
literally, that the person so referred
to was wealthy enough to buy silk
stockings. All that Is changed now.
The silk footwear Is no longer only
within the reach of the rich. It nitty
be obtained now for from 75 cents
a pair upwards. Now York Tribune.
tillF.WSOME riCTTHE
Tho China correspondent of The
Lancet gives a greweome picture of !
the disposal of the victims of the'
plague In north China. The greatest j
difficult, It seems, has been experl- j
emed In this matter. About one:
hundred and fifty grave dlmrers took j
five days to dig a pit large enough ,
to hold ono hundred rofllm, the '.
ground being froaen deeply. Thai
dead, coffined and uncofdiuul, aeou-1
mulated In hugs stacks, but the local I
officials absolutely refused to ere- J
mate as advised by the foreign doc
tors. It was not until permission.
had at last been obtained from the
throne that the dead could be burned
The solution of a problem Is a very
Interesting pastime, but that the
owner ot an automobile is In poor
bualneas trying to amuse himself In
thle way.
It is a fight of fancy that takes
a man with money Into a place where
they sell Junk accessories,.
Women who bar children gad re
, main healthy If those who prepare
; their system in advance of baby's
' otuiof-. Unlets the mother aids
I nature in it Tire-natal umrt the crisis
finds her system unequal to the de-
inanus mauc upon 11, ana sue id uncu
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Ic-Xt with weakened health or chronic
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,help to nature as Mother's Friend,
ana no ex pec tan i moiner bdouiu iau
to use it. it. relieves tne pain anu
ier
I-IOTHERS
child. Mother1
Friend is Bold
drutf Stores
HOEND
Write for or ffre
V,U fnr trct-
mnt mnthfT which conUinS much
valuable information, and many sug-
iiAtis at Viski ninl slftirr
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j PAPIEH MACHK CRKATIOX
! The giant skull In the V. 8. army
j modlcul rnuHcum Is not the remains
of noma coIoshu! prehistoric being.
suys the July .Popular aiecnames
Maguzlno, but an accurate paplor
mache creation.
Phone 964
to have your clothe! pressed
Latest improved Steam Pressing
Machine.
QUICK SKItVICH PRESIil.VO CIXTI
ilia
MEDICINE. D&NTItTRY. PHARMACY.
Mi-terSi Ms Worn Sipt. it. ttl.
iUb! lbmtrr fcnd aUieeftl fifltUt:M.
SUaara n.rttet Us 'L'tlW
oVrtMfteOMOwM J. - r
163a
ion
Barn our coal and save
the difference.
ASUEVIXAJG PRAT, FCEL A CON,
iw: avrawnbit co,
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GEORGE ADE
When la Asheville several
years ago, acquired what he
termed the ."Whceu-Heart
habit' lie got tn tho habit
of eating Wheat-Hearts and
after that no other eereal sat
isfied him. Thousands of oth
ers have forme ; this habit.
They use other -cereals occa
sionally, but -Wheat-Hearts
alone satieties.
All Grocers
t.0)4
BURTON & HOLT
Furniture and House
Furnishings
Comer Pack Square and
South Main St.
ICEBOXES
REFRIGERATORS
PORCH GOODS
HAMMOCKS
J. L. Smathers & Sons
15 N. Main St
A Few Makers oi
Diflh Grade
Pianos
put great stress on the qual
ity of their product yet these
same planon compared, elds by
side with the great' STEIFF
sound like thirty cents. You
can't realise there can be
such a vast difference ana In
beauty of case deetgn there's
no comparison. .
CHAS. M. STIEFF,
Manufacturer of tbe PhUM
with the f-'weet Too.
Southern Wareroom
J 5 West Triil Street,
Charlotte, - . . i . JJ. C.
c. ii. wiijitmi,
Maiinger.
Y. W. C. A, ST
Corsjea o Stark ct
MANUFACTURERS'
Open until AuguM 1st, I s m. to p. m. Lvnch Served Dally II t I,
25 cents. Ice cream and cake tor sale. Mo, Mlrroeeop ''' Pictiirss,
Specialties, DemonstratJvR, ete. Vlatt
EAT HARMON'S HONEY
The product of flowers,
the sweet of sunshine, deli
cate in looks and almost too
good to eat, never in "cold
storage," keeps fresh inde
finitely. Ask your dealer,
or Phone 857.
0. W. HARMON & CO.
Busy as Bees.
SOUTHERN
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
Special Facilities for
Teachers Training
Thorough Quickest Least
Courses, Method, Cost
All up-to-date Methods in
ONE System.
Full Musical Degrees Con
ferred. W. II. OVERTON,
Secretary.
G. W. BRYANT,
Director.
13th Year
WHITE
FLANNEL
SUITS
And White Suits of
every kind of material
are laundered best when
sent to the Asheville
Laundry to be done the
NICHOLS WAY
Phone 95.
Asheville Laundry
J. A! Nichols, Mgr J
e.e.ee..o.ej
Fil. & W.
INDIAN COAL
Better than ever in our
NEW HOME
50 Patton Are.
Phone 130
Carolina Coal & Ice
Company
REMOVAL!
H. M. Frost
Jeweler and Optician from
50 Patton Ave. to S Haywood St.
KELLAR ft SONS'
PIANOS
are the greatest value for
the investment. At least
lOO
satisfied customers in this
section of the country. Sold
by
FALK'S MUSIC HOUSE
21 S. Main St.
Automobile and Picnic
Parties will find in
LAUREL PARK
Hendersonville, : : : N. C,
not only "the most beatlM natural
park in America.' but aa Ideal spot
for a day'a outing.
WALT Eli a SMITH, MCWgsW,'
tenure! Park, HendenonvlII. If. C,
Asheville Business College
' Bummer Term.
Three scholarahtpg (a) bookkeep
tng, buslneas practice; (b) shorthand.
typewriting; (e) telegraphy.
HENRT S. SHOCKIoET, Principal.
ORE nd LUNCH
acid Coilrge StrreSa.
DISPLAY SALE
a and UeS Wtsss YSss WSM, -i
Colored JZams jSfra priced
Reasonably
There are a great many pretty, desirable
patterns to choose from among the colored
lawns which go on sale Monday. Especially
is this true of the floral, dimity effects at 11c
yard. We plunged a little on this class of
goods and as a result you get a rare bargain
In the 10c line are included the Holly
Batiste, which have proven unusually popular
this summer. All of these goods are in good
widths and will cut to advantage.
12Jc Colored Lawns, 27 inches wide, are
priced at 10c yard
15c Colored Lawns, 27 inches wide, are pric
ed at 11c yard
Idarm lOeather Presses ls)ilh
prices lessened
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Garments suitable for warm weather never
sold for so little in season. We do not intend to
wait 'till the last minute before moving to close
out our large stock, instead we aro offering
each week unusual values to insure us against
carrying over even a small part of our stock.
Half price sale of Foulard silk dresses begins
on Monday. This means that you can buy one of
triissiuxmier's' newest modelsvalue $15, for
$7.50, or a $25 silk dress for $12.50
Marquisette dresses have been selling fine all
season, but to give the sale of them an extra
impetus we offer the following low prices for
this week:
$25 marquisette dresses, white with colored em-,
broidery, are priced at $15.50
$14 marquisette dresses are priced at . . . .$10.00
$10 and $12.50 marquisette dresses are priced
at $6100
frf. CHAS. COFFEE.
ST. CUAIULES COFFEE Is a blend of the best, most dllcjqusv
coffees obtainable and Is roasted In New Orleans the most jaotsd
coffee, center In ths world. Packed In air tight packages.
OXB-POCXD PACKAGE ..
THKEK-POVND PACKAGE
Sold by
M. HYAIViS
COrtXErt NORTH MA IX AND MERRIMOX AVE,
ST. CHAS. COFFEE. ST. CHAS. COFFET5
ALL KINDS OF FRESH MEATS
Lamb chops, pork chops, veal chops and cutlets 20c
pound. All kinds of roasts and steaks 12 l-2c to 20c
pound.
V. V. HAYNIE, the Grocer
Prompt Delivery. Phone 977. Cor. North Main & East Sts.
THE GRUN
Isborllte, W. C. No, 99-41 H
' HYDRO-THEBMO-EIiECTRO and
For selected caeee of Nervousness, P
Stomach, Rheumatism, Diseases of
I" Via "RATHS & MASSAGE
ine oainp ot mnoo
tendanta for both LADIES and GENTLEMEN.
Open from S a- m. to p. m. Sa turday till
FOR RENT.
Very attractive eight-room eottag e In most desirable part of the city.
Large grounds, nice verandas, shade trees, etc. Nicely furnished. Wilt
make a very reasonable rent on this place for remainder of season.
THE H. F. GRANT REALTY CO.. 48 Patton Avt
BUCKHORN WATER
Is a Pwre Palatabl Water.
K o
contains more
LITHXA :
than any other. It Is analysed by
the stabs chemist every month
- snd Is marketed In sterilized
bottle. i
McKay's Pharmacy
Leading Druggist,
Oppo. P. O. Phone 558.
OLGA
7i.Ji,(3w Hurr
EXPERT CORftETLERB
ROOaU 17 and IS
n National Bsuak BulMltng
TRIMMED DATS
REDUCED
M. WEBB & CO.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF
YOUR HOUSE.
Let ma make a good distinct photo
of your house Inside or outaside. I get
best views of It sad my prices are rea
aoaable. RAT'S bTTUHO.
Poena 1744, Patton Ave.
(Mm
ET. CHAS. COFFEE, I
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ER SANITARIUM
ay wood (Street. Phone 084
MEGHANO-THERAPY, DIKTIC8
aralysis, Hayfever, Malaria, ABthma.
Women and other chronic diseases.
Department, of the Sanitarium Is
open to the pubUc. sktiirui
12 p. m.
Dr. John Hey Williams
Residence, 199 Pearson
Drive, corner Watauga.
Telephone 1061.
Office 20 Battery Park
Place. , 0 .
Telephone, 46.
Uountalo City Steam Laundry
CLEAN AND SANITAAX
Our business Is to pleaso. CMv as
a trial
North Lexlugeni Av
Private or class instructions In SSssi i
ography and Typewriting.
Emanuel
School of Shorthand
MISS SADIS IMANUEU Prta,
Phottsi 17SS. 1S9 W. Chesurss
Miss Cruise's Hair Shop
Phono la. 16 Haywood SC
Manicuring, Hair Dress
ing, Shampooing and Facial
Massage.
HIGH CLASS WORK THAT
IS GUARANTEED
Cleaning, Pressing, DyeiAg,
both ladles aad gentlemen's
garments.
8CHOEFF, BROWN CO.
Phone . 14 Cbarch St.
.