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THE -UPVTAHY CENSUS r ,
. QZJTlOSS ARE NUMEROUS.
Tery r obaMe That the ; Goyeniinent
- - lYftl Ask Same Questions wAlV-".j
Asked in New York. .
! The New York v State - Mobilization
Resource Bureau recently made pub
He the list of 80 Questions that' te very
man in the State will be required to
answer when he is enrolled in the State
' military census. ;VWomen will be re
quired to answer similar' questions in
the census for them: V
As the Questions are doubtless very
similar to those that will be asked in
the Federal military census, under the
selective draft-act. or in a State cen
sus in co-operationwith the Federal
" authorities, they are of general inter
est and as taken from the New York
Times are reproduced as follows: . y
How many persons, inculding only
'mother, father; wife or' child, sister or
brother under 12 years of age, are de
pendent upon you for their entire sup
port? In what industry or business are
you engaged? In what capacity or po
sition? Exactly what work do you do?
Are you particularly skillful in jmy
line of mechanical work? If so, what
"line?
Are you in business for yourself?
If not. what is the name of your pres
ent employer? What is your employ
er's business address?
, Have you ever acted as a pent or
v otherwise for any . foreign country,
manufacturer, dealer, or merchant?
Have you ever been in the militarv
or naval service or had militarv or
V naval trainir?: at school, college, camp.
or cruise? .
1 Do ypu claim exemption from mil
itary service? If so, upon what
ground?
Can you operate an automobile?. A
motorcycle? A power boat . An aero
plane? A telegraph instrument? '. A
and doctora will thus have-the benefit
of the . three years' experience in; war
surgery abroad. ::.-:.' :0.;r-:
: The Rockefeller Institute received a
further appropriation of $60,000 for in
structing military ' ahd other surgeons
in new methods or diagnosis for the
preparation of serums, similar to those
It has sent; abroad, .for use in army
camps, and for the purpose of finding
Improved methods of treating perito
nitis and Shock. . s , v-v;-v v- v.: J
STILL R0O3I FOE MEN r
r k OF THE RIGHT QUALITIES.
War Department Issses Appeal for
Hore Hen to go Into th
; Training Camps. X 7.'.
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"Washington, May 3. Although th
full alloted quota or forty; thousand
men probably will be enrolled tn. the
officers', training camps-.when the?
open May 15, there still is "plenty of
room for men of the right qualities,"
the war department announced to
night . - ;. '.
In a statement, savin e that r.h of
the sixteen camps ..seemed assured oJ
Its full allotment of 2,500 annlicants
for commissions, . the department' ap
pealed for further recruits among men,
of nroven ability, and nointeri nut that.
Christian Association. This work win the camps, while designated primarily
be simialr to tnat carried on uv . to tram officers, for the great war
army, would provide excellent oppor
tunities for civilians ' to work thei
way into the line of the Regualr army.
"The difficulties of Administration
in the selection of candidates are be
ing adjusted." . said , the state"Qrt.
"The question of pay for the men in
training is expected to be settled short
ly by Congress; with provision for re
ular pay for reserve officers and $100
a month for candidates. All ten
found fit for commissions at the end of
the three months' course will be com
missioned in the officers' reserve cor"n
even if riot immediately needed for .the
first increment qf trpps." .
wireless outfit?: A stationary steam
engine? A steam locomotive? v.
Do yod own any of the following.
If so. how hahy of each? ; Automo
biles auio1 , trucks motor launches,
boats. rifles; vans,V heavy , wagon or
trucks, wireless outfits, draft, horses,
saddle horses mules? ..' i -
BOcfcEFELLEB FOUNDATION -BOARD
1IAEES APPBOPBIATIOK.
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Sraa of ': $175400 Made Available for
Medical Besearch and Human!-
r:': vtoriaii. WorMn Burinsr "yTar v;
New York, May 3. The Rockefeller
Foundation announced tonight that it
has appropriated $475,000 to be
spent Iii the United States for medical
research and humanitarian aid as the
beginning of its work In the war wltfc
Germany. "
An additional $400,000 will go to
continue relief activities now being
carried on abroad. 1
To aid the work of the Young Meirs
Christian Association In the training
camps. to be established for. the army
and navy $200,000 has been appropri
ated by the Foundation: A budget of
$3 000.000 Is sought by the National
War Work Council of the Young Men s
International Committee of the Younir
Men's- Christian Association m war
camps abroad" and in American camps
on the Mexican border last year.
An appropriation of -$200,000 also
has been made to the Rockefeller In
stitute for medical research for thei
Carrel hospital to be established dur
ing the next few months in connection
with it. This model hospital of one
hundred beds under ' the direction of
Dr. Alexis Carrel, is to be used to
teach t he . new . methods of surgical
treatment for'Infected wounds, worked
out by Dr. Carrel and Dr. Dakin of
France. American military surgeons
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We can tell you of many instances where extra service
and splendid goods may be purchased
v here at very low prices
We believe that an American dollar wilLbuy as much in this . store
as it will buy anywhere in the United States; We believe that n
American dblfeir will in many instances buy more
, . ' here than it will elsewhere
$1.50 and 2.00 Lion Brand Shirts only 5c
Clean-Up " Shirt Sale Saturday
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-"Has it ever occurred to
you that the most profi
table sales are those
DONT make.
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And that
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tear the expense of your
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way of the sales he makes
that you LOSE. .
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is tne best inv estmenc a mercnant; can maKe. it m- f
creases sales-lowers selling cost-assures profit. 1
Advertising is a SERVICE that business men
may adapt to their means and their needs. Adverl
tising in the -French Broad H
service available in Hendersdnville and Hen
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county. Ask us how you may employ Hustler Ad-;
vertising Service to your advantage--Put the responsi-
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The first $ 1 .50 and $2 Shirtl il -4$. 25
The second $1.50 and $2 Shirt r.5c
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brand-and other makes, sizes 14 to 17, perfect, with the label
in each and a sale which we cannot repeat because we can't
get the shirts.
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Come Saturday morning it you-can. ' Two 'shirts for $1.36.
These shirts cost $12.00 pe rdozen at the factory.
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PRESIDENT IS AUTHOKIZED
TO TAKE ENEMY SHIPS.
;Jint Resolution Gives Him Power to
Put the Boats Into Service f
the United States.
Washington, May 7. The joint reso
lution, already adopted by the senate,
authorizing the Presidetn to put into
! service vessels of the enemy in Ameri
can ports, (was adopted by the house
today without a record vote after an all
day debate. 4 '
The measure elves legal sanction to
the administration's plan of utilizing
the 96 war-bound German merchant
jmen as government vessels and put
ting tnem into the trans-Atlantic trade
as part of the creat commercial fleet
relied on to break the U-boal blockade.
Confident that Congress would approve
the executive branch of the go vernment
already has begun repairing the dam
age done to the vessels by their Ger
man crews, and at least two are load
ing now at eastern porta. k
TONOLINE IS BEAUTY AID
AJWOUNCES SPECIALIST V
Hfldred Louis Talk T Interest to
r Women,
Aa health Ib a first aid to beauty this
story, told by Mildred Louise, beauty
specialist, of Boton.rMaasM Is orun
nsual Interest. . ' .
'I can recommend no better health
elver than tonollne said Mildred
LoulBe. . -
, I was for many months & victim of
stomach trouble and nervousneg. T
Lh.ad:-Bufferedr terribly; from ;palna .that
iouowea eating. Headache also
add to my worries... Poor digestion
i nnaiiy brought on nervousness.
j "Relief came, however, when I took
the adylce of several women who said
"Take tonoline. : ,
"Not long after . I started the tono-r
line treatment, mv patrons besran to
mind me of th improvement In mv
Axmaiuon. .ana Decause healt his the
quickest way to beauty, the improve
ment was particularly noticeable in iny
face. . ' ' ' -.
' "What tonolitte really did for me T
cannot sayj - I am so grateful that I
am "very willing to recommend tdnpl
publicly." ,
Tonoline is a purely vegetable tire
paration which goes to, the seat of
common, maladies stomaqh and kid
ney trouble, catarrhal affections of th1
mucous membranesl liver ailments and
impurities of the, blood and quickl
restores proper action. . , Tonoline "is
beme explained daily to many '.'-people f
at nunter s Pharmacy. -T
Notice: As tonoline is a wonderful
flesh builder it" should not be taken by
any one not wishing to ; increasa V---weight
ten pounds or mote. Althoup
many reports are received from thos
whq have been benefited by tonoline in
severe cases of stomach trouble - and
nervous dyspepsia, chronic constipa
tion, etc. ' ..: - ". r .
50c BOX FREE
FREE TONOLIKE COUPON
AMERICA1T PROPRIETORY CO
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of. your celebrated lesh Guilder. I
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Confederate Veterans Special
Account of the
Veterans Re-union
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RAILWAY
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Will sell Jnn 2nd to 7th: round trip tickets to Washington, wltt
final limit June 21st. 1917. Pinal limit may be extended to July
6th, 1917 by depositing ticket :with Special Agent, Terminal Station,
Washington, before midnight June 21st and paying fee of 50c
.. cpesxai xram, or Sleeping Cara and day coaches will be operatea
m the following schedule:- ' r . : '.C:.-:x-:t : . -
Sunday, Juno 2rd. Leave AshevIIIo.---. ..2:25 P. If.
. Monday, June 4th, Arrive Washington.. 2 :7 : 3p A. M. Approx
If Pullman reservation desired send money order for $3.00 for
Lower or $2.40 for Ppper berth to the undersigned and avoid
trouble the last moment. v '
following round trip rates will apply from stations' named:
. Flat Tockl .$io.6:5 - Hendersonville.. ; $10.65
Fletchers .10.50. Arden-i. ' C 10.45
; Skyland j:L. .:$10.45. : .: ' ,
; On accoutn unveiling Robert E. Lee monument, he Pennsylva- ,
nia Railway will run Special train from Washington on June 8th,
Leaving Washington 7 rlBX M.'arriving. Gettysburg 10:45 A. M
Returning leave Gettysburg .6 : 00 P. M., arrive Washington 9:37
M; Fare fo rrouhd trip i $3.00. . W
These, will be the most, attractive rates made to Washington this -lear:anda6rds
a splendid opportunity to the public to visit the. .
' many attractive places' in the -East. "- " ,
"The. public at large is cordially invited to take ' advantage c
f-thes'rate,:r:;-V
For furthervlnformation.'cali on Wtir local agent or write the
undersigned. w ' - : : . 1
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