fIEksiIEYILLE CITIZEX, MONDAY, ATJGTJST 11, 1915.
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Are You
A Visitor
Here?
If ao, whvn yu go homo tin
you want to lake . swiiiclhlng"
bark s a .onvenlr that is a
lltdo dlffcninl than tbtwrdlnary
lino of gmsla offered?
'We have, art goods from nil .
part of the globe, A look
through-our store will help you
decide what to take bark
something that will make a
pleasing Rift.
, Ask To See
The Smoked , Bamboo Jap
Basket.
- The Table Filled with Odd
FJtrher. '
- The Gorman Ice T Coaster
Jfcta at $3.00 Ret,
The Souvenir Plata with
looai Tlowi on them.
LH.LAW
. SS PATTON AVK.
TERRIBLE "DOPE" STORY
COMES TO ASHEVILLE
ii' you auk "fiiwuniv" expect
appendicitis.
T rat ding Man from Norfolk Tell of
Tlicory Emanating from Johns
Hopkins I'nluTMlt).
THE ALASKA
The
Freezer
' w-ith the
Spoon
Dasher.
All sizes
THE rXL DEPT. STORE
II Pal (on Ave. ' Phone 0T
v 1 )ii
KITCHEN WOEK
Madelmore agreeable by
having M. & W. Coal to
usein;rango every lump
of fuel satisfaction, and
always? clean, free from
dirt;and. slate; good, clean
Lcoal. k.. .
Phone 40.
ASHEVILLE COAL CO.
'. ' North Park Square
, F. M. Weaver, Manager
If there iirs any Ashevllleinn who
bave a "grouch" they hod tatter look
out for appendicitis.' This is the
latest tip In reach thin section from
that noted temple of medicine Johns
Hopkins university at Eultlmore.
Whether or not any member of
the Asheville riul K-u 1 profession
(tgrce with th 1 theory, J tint advanced,
It not knon, hut "doctors often dls
aprce" and under such circumstance
"disciple may go tree."
Ti. H. Knight, Who sella fertilizers
out of Norfolk It the one who brought
to Ashevllle ynslerday, from what 'he
claims to be the portals of Johns
Hopkins university, thin "grouch for
appendicitis" theory. He also brought
to Ashevllle -with him a copy -of a
newspaper published In his home
town hy t'.ie sea, which contains a
story of the announcement that too-
jlo who 4r prone, to be grouchy had
better look to their appendices, . or,
as some vail them, appendixes. So
if you have deep furrows growing on
your brow, If your Hp have a down
ward trend and your eyes squint If
you are sore on the world and care
"nothing for nobody nowhere" -be-ware,
you are showing all symptoms
of this rather high-lone disease ap
proaching. Its the bottle of ether
and the knife for you, for you'll be In
fcr some cutting. -
Now, here Is the story, In part, from
the Norfolk paper, which Mr. Knight
seemed yesterday to bo delighted to
show to all of those who appeared to
be "sore on the world."
Read It: '
f'Ot course, the Hopkins msn says,
Improperly nwuitlcated food and eating
etmbl national, such as would make an
ostrich balk, are also responsible for
appendicitis, but worry and a general
pessimistic feeling I largely respon
sible. All the men and women whose
disposition make hard linns In their
faces -are feeling their right sides to
see If the 'term' has yet started them
on the operating table and of a pain
ful separation of their treasured, but
unfashionable, appendix and Incident
ally to a goodly part of their bank
TOIL
"'If you would fight off appendi
citis,' says the appendix anatchers,
'smile and you need never wake up
from another sleep minus the useless
bit of tissue. Train your eyes to
twinkle ami the comers of your
mouth to t (0 per cent, grade up
wards, no matter If you have to walk
Lth floor til night with a screaming
, baby, and ail the furniture In the room
rushes out to greet your ankles. The
people who can learn to smile under
the most edverse conditions are least
subject to the disease. A good way to
practice this character of fortitude Is
to greet jotir mother-in-law with
open arm and a smacking kins when
the comes to your home to spend a
couple of months. The nhock may
kill the dear old lady, but It's good
practice,'
"No grotfeh knows how to eat prop
erly. He came tfi the table scowling,
scowls at the food, scowls at the ser
vice and scowls when he comes to
paying his hoard Mil. The latter
scowl Is often a pardonable Bin. llf
dislikes to smile and iwinscqnently
avoids dlnlnft with companions who
try to make him think the world Is
a jolly good place In whrtch to work
ar.d live. This constant growling In
qirickly communicated to his Internal
working with tho result, that his poor
little appendix oca oft, on a tear and
then there's a hurry call to the
abattoir.
"But the fcllow-whsi makes a dinner
a conversutlcrnn.1 delight for himself
and a few friends or for his family
can, acoorrfing to the noted surgeons,
oat what his pidate craves without
worrying about . what the lancet
wilder wMl chstrge him for a few
deft cuts. Inpte the fact that you
pretend to envy the man who tells
you In a superior manner about the
removal of his appendix, way down
deep soimevcbere you are wnpremely
satisfied with the-one you still retain.
"FVie this reason the dictum of the
ifnr-tnra about the grouch is likely to
tnke acrfro hold upon the major por
tion of mankind and soon it is nop
to relegate the chronic crouch to the
Umbo whene he belongs and give tho
surgeons a vacation."
After teHlng this Mory. according
to Mr. Knfcrht, one Is liable to "turn
over" and. osk the his "hypo" be
filled preparatory for another "shot
of dpe."
hfWO TRIBUNALS WILL
BEGIN SESSIONS HERE
Whedier We Sell
f You Glasses
depdndsVoir whether you
need them or not.
CHARLES H. HONESS
Optometrist' and Optician
M Patton Ave.
V . OpixwlU' Fostoffloo.
Our C-Kite Toric lenses
are the best.
Two courts will commence the trial
nf civil (Vtcknta In Ashevllle this
morning trie United States District
court and BujmsiIot court of Bun
combe county. '
Judge Jiinos E. Boyd will preside
In the Federal court and will be en.
gaged until Thursday or Friday of
this week cm the trial of civil oases
by Jury, which were -carried over from
the May wession of the tribunal.
.1 iil ire teohen C. Itragaw will pre
side over the civil term of the Su
perior ccra.-t. which will extend for a
period of three weeks, or until the
docket is tleared. Criminal term oi
this court, Judge Frank B. omei
nrMrfflln. will convene after the close
of the Madison county courr term m.
.M.Mhuti Thl bealns on Heptemner
1 the first Monday In next month
and will centlmie for prooaDiy two
weeks.
"DEATH CORNERS"ARE
AGAIN ESTABLISHED
After a single week of comparative
reaoe, without worry for fear of being
run down nd maimed for life. If not
killed, another complaint has been
registered by citizens residing In the
uL..ni.v nf tnint atreeL Starnes and
r'nmhnrlnral avenues with reference to
joy-riders, both In automobiles and
on blcycleo. in otner wotos, ins
"auto-epeedway In this residence
section of whevMe has again been
mit in unrvAce. and "death cornera"
ere aealn in vogiie. The matter will
h. rrreeented to Chief of Police Loml
nac today, according to certain cltl
sens, with Toquest that reckless riding
and driving arrests be maae.
Great nVn,Oi kt
nlpht.
liream-lAnd to-
eeeeJJee
Arthur M. Field Co. t
Make Your Work
A Pleasured
Jfuet move your;iru.ilng out on
the porch or In the hall, any
vtdsoe vou have a lamp socket,
and attach one ofxur ELECTRIC
IRONS, and yourwork ceases to
'tie a drudgery.
All sixes. S to 8 lbs.
Prices .... $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50.
Kedmont Electric Co.
t Pulton Avenue,
OppiMltc Postortlcc.
Ctimson
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$2.75
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$3.25
GOLD
PIN
Those bar pins made of
solid gold nre substantial
weight, beautifully finished
and set with real stones.
The different designs are
hard enameled, hand en
graved, engine turned, or
plain polished. Small deal
ers will find these pins
twenty-five per cent cheap
er than they can buy them
for in other places which
will enable them to buy to
advantage for the coming
Christmas trade.
Everybody should take
advantage of these oppor
tunities as they will make
beautiful substantial future
gifts.
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BISHOPT.S. HENDERSON
HEARD AT THE Y.M.C.A.
OVERFLOW COXtiltlXiATTON or
HE) AXD WOMfcX ATTEVD.
TlKimas, the PcmWing Apostle, Sub-'
J not of Hoqucnt Discourse bj a
nishop of M. K. f 'linrch.
Hofore a congre?:itlon of men and
women that overflowed the seating
capacity of the large auditorium of
the Methodist Episcopal church, with
headejuaxters in Chattanooga, Tenn.,
yesterday afternoon delivered a pow
erful sermon. Tho eminent divine
who came south lust about a year
ago did not take a text from the Bfble
but chose as' fn" subject of his In
spiring discourse Thomas, the doubt
ing apostle, t Although Bishop Hen
derson fcpoke for about an hour ha
hold the close attention of his con
gregation. He Is au orator with a
splendid appearance and makes an
impression upon his hearers from the
very start,
Itishop Henderson said that the
apostle, Thomoh, wanted to see the
marks of the nails In the bands of
Him, Inflltced upon the cross. This
was the very" keynote of the' sermon,
or rather .heart-to-heart talk. The
speaker could ee in the flowers, the
trees, mountains, the seas, the tun,
moon and stars and everything that
was of His waking the marks of the
nails In the hands of Jesns Christ.
"And I want to say to you Christian
people who are within the sound of
my voice this afternoon," continued
Bishop Henderson, "that I believe if
America, England, Germany, France,
Russia, Aastrla, the Balkan allies and
others fall to show the marks In the
hands, they .cannot abide.
"I care not for the effect of the
Japanese litigation, nor do I care
what the people of California think
of it, and I do not Bii-ppose you people
of Ashevllle do. But I will say that
unless this great country of ours
America can show the print of the
nails the Japanese will not heed the
preachings of our missionaries, and I
do not bla-me them In the least.
"I must say to you Christian peo
ple of Ashevllle," said Bishop Hender
son, in conclusion, "that the Christian
people of ABhovllle and this section,
the worldly people, the thoughtless
people, are saying to you that yon
must show to them the marks of the
cross before yoai can accomplish
much.
Bishop Henderson came to Ashe
vllle for the purpose of dedicating the
house of worship of the Methodist
Episcopal church, of which the Rev.
C. B. Roach Is, the pastor, on North
French Brond avenue. This IS the
building formerly used by the congre
gation of Trinity church. Bishop
Henderson preached at both morning
and evening services and was heard
by large audiences. Many members
of that church reside In the rural
sections and could not reach Ashe
vllle In time for the morntng services,
neither could they remain over until
night Hence the meeting for both
men and Women at the T. M. C. A.
A hpeci.Tl musical program, ar
ranged by Secretary Ed B. Brown, was
rendered. This Included a selection
hy the Belmont Four, congregational
singing, and selections by tho boys'
orchestra.
Secretary Brown announced that
the snenker next Sunday afternoon
will be Dr. O. A. Brown, of the
faculty of Vanderbllt university at
Nashville.
JURIES REPORT IN
INTERESTING GASES
Trial of Jsase Cpton, Charged With'
Murder of Mann Brendle, Results
In Inability of Jury to Agree. ,
News has been received here from
Bryton City to the effect that Jesse
Upton, charged with murdering . his
brother-in-law, Mann Brendle, last
Christmas, has been released on bond
following the failure of the Jury to
agree, at last week's session of the
Superior court, for the trial of crim
inal cases. In Swain county. The
case has attracted a great deal of at
tention In western North Carolina
and the result of the trial will be
learned with a great deal of interest
by western North Carolinians who ars
familiar with the case. j
The case attracted unusual atten
tion because of tho fact that Mrs.
Ulllan P.owe Frye, one of the few
women lawyers of the state, took an
actlre part In the prosecution of
Upton. Mrs. Frye has been engaged
In the practice of law at Bryaon City
for the past two years and her par
ticipation In the recently tried case
marked her first appearance in a
criminal action. Thomas 8. Rollins,
of this city, assisted with the prose
cution, and Upton was represented by
8. W. Black and T. D. Bryeon,
Cairo Halt, who was tried at last
week's term of court, on a charge of
criminal assault, was found guilty of
attempted assault and was sentenced
to the state prison for a term of fif
teen years. This case Is said to have
cost Swain county over $1,000. The
verdict of the Jury was rendered after
the jurymen had discussed the ques
tion more than a day. Assisting
Solicitor Alley In prosecuting were
Captain A. M. Frye and Robert M.
Gantt, while the defendant was rep
resented by T. D. Bryaon and 8. W.
Black.
Al,l, KINDS OF SHIPS.
Rutler Ames, of Massachusetts, has
Invented an airship, which, sp far, has
spent a long, delightful time on the
ground. Me also owns the original
yacht Amerira. She won tho queen's
cup In the rimes between American
and British yachts before tho civil
war. Now and then Ames takes her
out of Chelsea harbor and fits her up
for a short cruise. The Popular Magazine.
Y.M.C.A. DIRECTORS TO
MEET NEXT TUESDAY
The board of directors of the T. M.
C. A. will hold an Important meet
ing Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock
at the Association building. Lunch
will be served.
Secretary Ed B. Brown will explain
the program for the fall and winter
Y. M. C. A. work In Its several
branches, including religious, educa
tional, athletlo and social . depart
ments. Other business , matters of
an important nature will be trans
acted. The ladles' auxiliary will hold its
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at
6 o'clock. I
HOW'S YOUR
LAWNM0WER?
Need a little fixing
up to do good work
the next three months?
Grass will grow for
several weeks yet, and
frequent cutting will
be necessary to keen
the lawn neat.
If the mower has
been neglected, it won't
do good work better
send it in, or 'phone us.
We'll put it in first
class shape promptly.
All work guaranteed.
J. M. Hearn & Co.
Battery Park Ilace. Phone 448
Discount Sale of
All Oxfords
Ilanan, Walk-Over and Alden Men's and Boys'
Shoes. Splendid assortment of lasts and leathers
tans, vici, patent and gun metal.
$30 Values. .... .$2.75 $5.00 Values. .... .$3.75
$4.00 Values ...... $3.25 v $6.00 Values .... . . $4.50
The Alden Boys' Shoe, tan and black,
$3.50 Value $2.75 .
White Canvas Shoes, rubber s"oles, $4 value. .$3.25
White Canvas Shoes, leather soles, $3.50 valtie . $2.75
White Buck Shoes, $6.00 value .$4.50
Rubber Soled Tan Shoes, $4.50 value. ...... .$3.50
! On sale this morning every oxford in the house
Your size is here now, but don't risk delay. It may
not be tomorrow.
M. V. MOORE & CO., '
11 PATTON AVE.
The Home Of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx. Clothes.
Dunhtp Hat. Manhattan Shfrt
BUCKS'
2 POUND AVERAGE
HILL'S MARKET
Phones 4-359 "Ask Your Neighbor."
The Market of Quality. The Market of Cleanliness
CIGAR'S
That's My. Business. TAMPA STRAIGHTS make
Business Good
BARBEE'S
CROQUET SETS, HAMMOCKS, TENTS. '
"Everything for the Camper-Out. .
BLOMBERG'S . ;
Sporting Goods Department. On the Avenua
Hawaiian Sliced Pine Apple
Is canned in the grove when the pines are ripe
and the best cane sugar used ro preserve it.
Large Cans of Thick Slices
35 each
YATES & McGUIRE
37 Haywood St.
Phones 1715, 1716.
THE BIRBSELL
Let Us Send You a Nice
Larded Pot Roast
TODAY
STAR MARKET
Phones 1917, 1918 and 1919.
We Are Socceesfnl Caterers of Appetites.
rath
FARM AND FREIGHT WAGONS
We have just received a car-load of these liu
:h-
wagons.
For beit results, Cr'mson Clover
should be sown through July and
August It requires 15 pounds to
seed an acre. It yields a good
Quality of hy but its chief value
Use in Its use as a green manure
and a a cover crop to prevent
leecrtng and washing. We sup
ply -the best quality ui aoed.
Jjanrtrcth's Garden Seeds.
Gram's Pharmacy
For et"TgTrttc,Crlnis"H Clavw
Privacy When You
Dine Here
IS ONE OF THE MANY THINGS WE OFFER
THE PATRONS OF OUR TEAROOM AND CAFE
Irtvatn Dining Rtsims ami 1 too tits for Bridge Parties, Kto
NEAJR POSTOmCE. PHOXE 110. IklYWOOD STREET.
T. S. MORRISON & CO.
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When You Want Something Nice as A
Change For Supper,
ORDER SOFT SHELL CRABS.
ASHEVILLE FISH COMPANY
PHONES 2S-:8t-I5 OH MAJtiET
FRUIT JARS
J,-rHH) Cases Mason Fruit Jars, all sizes. "Nyv
L'lH) Cases Jolly. Glasses. ( X
50 Cases Jar Caps. ,
150 Gross 5c and 10c Rubbers.
Now is the time to lay in your supply of the
above goods. "
Let us have Your orders. .
-ROGERS-GROCERY-COMPANY-
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
"Panlcl Webster Flour." Phone No. M.
A Fine Selection of
Hobart M. Cable Pianos
The Kind That Pleases.
Dunham's Music House
THE HOME OP HIGH-GRADE PIAXOS.
MUselCitizen Want Ads.
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