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BEEVARD NEWS, BE. y, >s? ire Cysin3ss B;ii!iiers l);ie cont a word lor liirtt insertion; ono balf i'ea'i a \vonI for ouoii subso(iaont ins'stion. •-•ach initial or abbi'cvialioii count.ns' as a word. FR! SM MILK FOR SALM Sec Frank Jenkins. 12-2** tfc ;OOMS -For Light housekeeping apply to Mrs. Ida Bryant. 1 12-lic 550USESAND LOTS and vacant lots for 3ale. See Vv. H. Faulkner. 12-29-tfc I. .'ANTED-Empty 5 gal'mn ('il cam, Havoline or Polorine. C. Doyie. 1-5-llc ' )R RENT—Eitjlit room house near depot. D. 1*. Kil]>ntrick. 12-22-4tp LOTS, farms ami timber hiinls for N;*le. Frank Jenkins, lircvaril, N. C. tf ? SALE—Fresh cow, j^ivinj^ 3 f::-il!ons miik (laiiy; 7 years old. O. 'I'hr isli. Urevani. 1 5 2tp. WANTED- HIDES, WOOL AND Fl’l^'. Hrini; them to W. L. Aiken for hij^lu'.U market prices in cash. 12-S-ii‘i- \YANTi‘'D We will pay you cash for all your old feed s u ks. Hrint; ti.. m to Aiken ^1: Brooks, Krevard, N. C. 10-LMfc i'Oli SALECHKAP —Second hand Ford, Maxwell and ilup autumuhiles. King Livery Co. 5-19-tfi- MiJS. M. galloway, nuc. ssor to Kilpatrick Galioway, will .sell at lost on Saturday, .lanuary 20, ail lials in ->tock, bo'ih trimmed and untrimnied. M2-2tc C(iKN GrKOrND ANY TIME The Miller Sjppiy c.inip:’.ny is running its grist mill at ;ill hours of tiie day of late and you can get your c;'rn ground by wait ing a few minutes. 12-1-tfc V»'AN TED—To contract between 1,.SU0 lo 2,0;K) cords chestnut wood to he cut nnd didivered to the railroad. Distance four miles, with good houses and barns. A good opportunity for good men w'ith teams for the winter. Thos. H. Shi|>- ivion. 12-1'9-tfc j'Oll S.\L1'-FiftCi'n choice lots within half mile of 1‘isgah Forest pn.'tofiice. Ne;ir school :.nd church. 1 have sold ^eve'.a! lots am! '.vish to dispose' of the others immediately. Prici is terms reason il)le. See \V. 1‘. ilaeliey at !’is- ;iah FoieiU. l-5-4tp Contestant Must Be Pupil Oi County Public School, Wi itin^ on “Zeb Vance, War Govern or”; Rules of Contest. F; v till! seoontl time the Transyl v;;rii!i Oluu'tt'r U. D. C. offers tin “o!ii''inl U. D (\ Modal”, for tin tu'Sf i s;ay ou ussl;j;ni'tl sul)jt*ct >l r«)wft'(l, rate history. Tliis is done t('- stiaroliitii iTit'rest in thii history of onr state and county. Ijist yi'ar THE MEF>AI tlif siibit'ct was “North t'aroliTia's I’lirt ill tlu' War Between tho Stutes ’ utmI the heantifnl gold modal Wiis \von by Miss Olira C'ollins of the Brevard f^raded sehool. Th(' siih.it'ct eljosfn for this yt*ar Ms “Z']) Vance, War (Toveriior.” 'Phe U. D. ('. Lihriiry Vv’ill have (in hand jill avjiiUiUle histories of Aorth (’arolinia . C’onuor's Stories of tln^ Old North State and Dowd's l>.ifo of Vauee, and will a])])r(H‘iat(' (he loan or f.'ift of other mitterial. Rules For Essay Contest 1 —Till! Jl' jiy ( u;iT{‘st ofi'ercil hy the Transylvania cliaptt'r LT. D. is oi'on to all pnpils in the ])nblir snhools of Transy;\ania eonnty in tho 0th {xraile or jibove. 2. —Essays are to be handed in hy Mareh li'lT. —Tlu y !-.lif\n l:-e written in ink 1*30 Kcn:i wanted. City Market. M on»“! fidu paper only. 4 —TIk'v shall he not loss than ,■)()() w(v, ds in Inn^^tli. r>.—TIk? snhjoet for r.)i7 shall be 'i'lt VaiKM', War CJov‘,)rnor. {>.—Eacii eoiitcsti!nt i-mv e.Kpj-ess rel»*ret»i‘i' for !55 (K» jirold pieco or ’!(’ (nlirial U D. C. ni'-dal. 7 —Each (.'>S!ir >l);ifl !).' in a S(':ili*d nv,>]()pc, v.ith Tuimhi-r, out no anu*, on racli sho>t and env»*iopt‘. S—A second ('.iv*-iO])(' hcarintr hi' sani«‘ ii’.iMilH'r shall «'ont;;in, tht- witiir's narn‘, a('ul'-.*ss, schoitl. jind n-idercnee, lor trold i)ii‘ce or medal. I).—Th'.* jiid'j;vs sht.ll ho pidectt'd ny tlu^ eotinty sn)‘M-intendont oi Kilncation arul sliall consist of ii •Mc‘rji’-.cr of Tra.isylvanin chapter J. 1). »'.,a member of Transylvania !*ani]> IT. (’. V., and a third ]»artv. !■'.—'riie ])riz(?-winr.in2, (‘s-ay 'hall b(? read by the writfr at the ‘iiitTUy cofnnu'ncement and tli(‘ ,iri/ ’ awarded then. i 1. -'J’hc '^ha])ter r.'scrvos tlio rio'iit not to {zivf^ th(' ]tri.'o if loss !han six pai)or.sare snbrnittcd. Anmi; ,)v;a\ (t.'sh, President Transyl vania Chapti'r IT. L). C. \ V. m E sfI CASH BASIS ANNOUNCEMENT From Aiken & Scraggs Having ma ’c a change in our business wc take this method of thanking our many customers for their patron age .-iiacc wc opened business a year a C ic. business will be run rignr on with but lew changes. On and after this date all FEEDS ''Vill be soid strictly for cash on dcjivery. Ovvin;:^ lo extremely high prices of Feed- stuffs we have decided it best for our customers as well as our interest to put it down as low as possible and sell strictly for cash. It saves disputed accounts, bookkeep ing and accumulation of bad accounts. Quick settle ments make iiie-long friends. Let's be friends. Yours for a prosperous 1917, AIIEN-^ SCRUGGS Sijccesscr to Aiken &. Brooks Lots for sale. See W. P. Mackey, Pisprah Forest. l-5-4tp. Sewing Hint. Every wor.ian who li ’.s; over af'oinpt- (•>1 t.» lay luMUS on r.ajikiiis or Iv.hle- floths or to I’.oni thetn ai’ler they aro h'id knows tJio ir.ii«ossr';’;ty of ]i;i.-!cly or Vi-c!l if (!u> stiru'i:!’!.:: i.-« not iirst loniovc'l. Ont' w;\y to r:ot (la’u in pro;>c:- is t’> r::'n tl'-' liiu"i It; t;;o :'V(1 ,'r.::'.;'.. ■ aloTiir t’!!* 'nt'!’o >f t’i'‘ Ik'T’ This ttc'ls (ii'.t tho Ma;:!i ','rL‘Vi ;i( . noiHllcs from Aiiot'ior aii'l l i'flvT n;ri';orl is Iho lin(’:i. :iai>lins p:*w'••'vi'ariy. i; c’,;! apart, wet it alon:;- t’l ' Uik' o!’ divl;-;!'):- and fi'r aliout an i:i-h on c:! '?• t'M ■ with a si’.'.all t i>1]il)V!!-!>. dv’ii-l ir soai^Mids. only v.iM !•!;> thr.."' draw wi'Ii few ii’ :imv I.’it I’* ■ honi ran be laid \viih i'•’>•!> rrroato- Xov'” ( > l O: II ;• ii l.y llv' II 1a]:.'s n.l'- ’!! ■:•> ii' Ovii'.v a ’V' i-: (vvuly v;i Im- i!' • ■ i;: v ■; | llu* li-'rii i; !;ii i. , Church Directory HRKVARl) PKESHYTEidAN CHURCH John R. llj’.y, I’astor. ■•buro'p. scrv! evi rv Sim!:;y Ilo’.i:?.: .'irst .ri i l Siniilays, imo a sitimI.I tii.K'.ii .'"jriclav-., ,;:oo p. i;;.; S'.iiuiays. t." .r.;iii)iir.'.i-:ncnt. Smiu1;'.v sc1ii'!>1 oV'Tx' .Sun.lav. in a. in. Mi-n's *;iI ilictbill■■ 1 lii'ilo I'li'.ss, VouTV^ ri'ii;)I>''s SiKK-tv III Christian iloavor cve; y I'uesilny i,-vcr.in;. 7:45. JpMEpei^oiFMciis'- ^^ImbinREisMdkl^. ' BM 3.0:yr;i907 liR£YNpLDST08ACC0C0hP^ |jl|iiVi^s7bNSMlcM;H£.U.SJV!.i i I i* 1,11^:11; !ii. ■■ ' n £S NOT BITE THE TOriGUE liii:; ,,Mi,ill;ii p. A. puts new joy into the sport of smoldiig! V^OU may live to I be 110 and never feel old enough to vote, but it’s cer tain-sure you’ll not know the joy and contentment of a friendly old jimmy pipe or a hand rolled cigarette unless you get on taiking-terms with Prince Albert tobacco! P. A. comes to you with a real reason for all the goodness and satisfaction it offers. It is made by a patented process that removes" bite and parch! You can smoke it long and hard without a come back! Prince Albert has always been sold without coupons or premiums. We prefer to give quality! Prince Albert affords the keenest pipe and cigarette enjoyment! And that flavor and fragrance and coolness is as good as that sounds. P. A. just answers the universal demand for tobacco without bite, parch or kick-back! Introduction to Prince Albert isn’t any harder bags!‘stTtiZ^red than to walk into the nearest place that sells fi.tif-pounJ tin humidor*—and— tobacco and ask for “a supply of P. A.” You pay out a little change, to be sure, but it’s the cheer- tplendid condition tobaccoin^ueh invcstment you ever made! ^RlNGEirALBERT R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. Copyright 1916 by R. J. Rsynolds Tobacco Co. w III.; lilti: Kn Fresh venison. City Market. It THE BSRDC.;Gi A Mew Model Typewriter! New Veils Are Looking Liks This One of Koxagcna! A charaftcr!.-;: • :!' i:-\> voi!s i ■; a i!'.;-ii So lioavy that f'ati;r;'S i ;’.n;n t 1k> soi'ii lhr«>r..t;!'. it. ''''hi': ho'.v is only ino«lo";.!^"ly thiok an«l is A SYSTEM of snch ditches v;ill malce your {r.rm produce more abundantly. You can rcclaim tho waste acres and make every foot pay. You can do it at a saving, for here is a machine that will pay for itself several times over the first season and keep on doing it year after year. ft I Bn rLntfflS?j.1j^PBtented Farm Ditcher and Road Grader is great for terracing hillsides, cutting ditches, clean ing out old ditches, leveling bumps, fill ing gullies and grad ing rocds. It’s made of steel and will last a life time. It’s ad justable for narrow or wide cuts; is reversible— throws dirt to either side. Try it 10 days—your money back if j’ou want it, but you won’t. Brevard Hardware Ccmpiuiy Maae hf Owenaboro Ditcber & Grader Co., Inc., Owensboro, Ky. DAVIOSON KIVKR iM^i:SBYTERIAN ClirUCH .John R. Hay, I‘ast..r. Kovrulnr scrvi^vs rvrrv .‘■'-unihsy. Sf. )i!ii aii'l until >’,in'l,iy-, 11: m a. in.; first an ! J'.iiil? Siiii'lays. ,i:vu i>. :ii.; I ^un.lays by .niiiuutu cimMit. I .Sr.Hilay schoi,! evjry SiiiKlai. i.>! ) :i. :ii. j HRKVARD HAPTiST CHl'Rdi. I ('orner .Ionian and (lastoif .streets. ; W. McDjnicl, I'astor. Phone No. i 15. I’.ihlf s^h:i..I v:|- a. in., ■\vl1I K'raikil vith ! rla'-'.'S :•> sait a!i. I Tr'-atl.iiiv;' ‘-i I'vii.','.'; at 11:00 a. n'.. and 7:15 p. :n. rvi-ry .'s.inilay. M iilwc'-k scrvii I' f’>r wnr.'iliip :in'l foHowship, i ■; 15 i>. ni. W i ilni’silay. ('lu)rns pr.ictivi' P- lii. I'n'i'ay. .\;lv!-;ii: y i!c;irtt ;n'-v;s I'n 'l';uv^il:iy I'Vi-ninK aitor liu liii St Sinulay u; nioiitli. •\ Ini'.,''!' c'li'nis clioir K';l.1s Iaiiiili;;r hymns fur '*H- oonirrcj^ation ;in'l t’:cn- ar;' huoks for all. 'i iuTc aro also s!>oi i.il ams'c.il ninnl-.iTS. .\1! wh.i (K‘sn\‘tn o:iruira..;o or to asaisi tlir wors'r.i)' ul i(d it ti' bi' lu-lped l>y worship aro oi r'lia'.iy iiivit ',1 to attenii all sorvii-i-s. Stran;:.-rs aii'l vi.-.itors are ospooia’ib v. i.-i.-'oinc. liREVARI) METHODIST CHURCH. W. Edgar Poovcy, Pastor. .^unJay—.‘^imday si liool at o: p a. m. I’reaoh- inti at !i:oi a. in. aifl ;;i5 p. in. Jiivcnilo so- oi.-t:-' 4:11(1 p. in. '.!,nii.jy—V. 1’. M. S. 7:15 p. ni., irst and third Mondav niphts. I'ui-sdav (Aftor lirst Siin^lay) Hoard of Stewards, 7:1s P- ni. \Vi' !ni'-.d.iv--rray^ r TiK-ciintr p. ni. 'I'liui •. i:'.y (l-'irstand 'I’iiirit) \Voni;'.n’s >!;■;- sinnaiy society, .^.uo j). m- lyucal .Auxiliary 4.'jo p ni. Friday- I'hoir practiec 7:1'; p. in. “t’oTu.- tliou witn us and wc wiii ilo thee Kood. '—Num. 10 jij. Special Announcement. Sunday sul).i'*c*t.'i: JJ :(iO ti. m., “.lohn the Bajftist.’’ ■ p. in., “Opposing Our.-^olvos." ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHI RCH. Kev. Chalmers D. Chapman, i\Iinister in Charge. Sundays—Mornir.; s-.Tvi;-;- at n:o-5 o'clock. Sunday school. 0:45 a- in. Week Days—Kvensonvr c\ery Kiiday; Weilnesdays and Friilays i!nrin>r Advenl; Wednesdays and Fridays during Lent; every day in Holy Week: also on Saints days. Holy comnunion the tirst and fl.ird Sundays of cvtry month; also on the Greater Holy days, (.'hristin.is, Hpiphany. Ash Wednesday, Holy ■Phiirsday. Kaster day. Ascension day, Whit Sunday and Trinity Sunday. Special Announcement. Second Siinday aftor the Epiph- itnv, January 14. Mornin" praver nn^\ sorriion at 11; subject, “The Kj)il)liany.” Fridiiy, .lannary I,*;*, evensong '.vith address at 4 :45. Sjifcitil offering for missions ibroiul on Sunday morning, Jana .try 21. The Ejnphany is the manifesta tion of Christ to the Gentile world, and its meaning for us. as believ tirs, is the same as it was to the apostles. “Yh shall be witnesses unto me.” On all Christians is imi)Osed the hlessfd and merciful duty of telling in their own way. according to th* gifts which Gotl htjs given to them and tho oppor tunities He opens out before them, the old, old storv, “Jesus Christ CiiTue into the v^forld to save sin nt^rs.” He died, the just for tti unjust, to reconcile na to God, '.S -.y - my. 21a Seaadttxd VuBia BUY IT NOW Yes, the crowning typewriter triumph is here! It is just out—and ("nines years before e.xperts cxpected it. For Huikers liave slrivc'ii a lifo-tiiiie to attain tliis ideal iiiaeliine. And Oliver has won apiiii, as we scored when we gave the w'orld its (irst visil.»le writing. Ther(‘ is truly no other typewriter on earth like this new Oliver Think of touch so light that the tread of a kiit^-n v/ill run the keys'. A COY ONE. Itandt'd with silk di-ks. It l ornos in bi>;c’dit nlnr, cirmhr.i.v ir.:i‘!c. in taiiiU'. thi';-(> slill 1h'ui;j: favorite tone;, for the iinliunn. Safyriiay, Jan. 13 “A Blot in the Scutcheon,” a two-part Biofjraph drama. I “The Capt!!re of Red Stan ley,” an epi.so^e in the fa mous Hazards of Helen featuring- the daring actress Helen Gibson. Admission 10c. CAUTION! The nc\v-(iay advances that, come alone on this machine arc all con trolled l)v Oliver. r>/en our own prcviou.s rr.oriols famous in their clay—never had the Optional Duplex Shift. It puts the whole control ot 84 letters an'i oliaractcrs in the little fingers of the rigl.t anrl left hands. And it lets you write them all with only 28 keys, the u :i; t to itj)trale of any standaril typtv^iilor raa:le. Thus v.riters of all other niachiries can immediately run the Oliver Number “'J” v.ith more speed and {•rreater ease. WARNING! This brilliant new Oliver comes at the old-time price. It costs no more than lesser makes—now out-of- date when compared with this dis cover}'. For while the Oliver’s splendid new features are costl}-^—we have equaiizi d the added expense to us by simplifying construction. Resolve right now to see this great achievement before you spend a dulh'.r fur any typewriter. If you are uyiiig some other make you will want to see how much more this one does. If v(.u are using an Oliver, it naturally follows that you want the lincst model. Tuesday, Jan. 16 “The Death Cloud,” in two parts; Little Pearl White in a thrilling; episode of the Romance of Elaine. “Luke’s Washful Waiting;” an up roarious Lonesome Luke comedy. Admission ICc. Tiiursday, Jan. 18 / ‘‘Good Pals,” a good two- reel feature. “Pathe News,” giving current events of the day. “A Matrimonial Mix- up!” a comedy. Admission 10c. Coming, on Monday, Jan. 22, the Iris Concert Com pany. This is the second number of the Brevard Ly ceum Course. “9” is the typewriter It 17 PFNTS A DAY^ Kemembor this brand-new Oliver has all our prt-vioua .special 7iivf-ntions —visible writing, automatic spacer, 6' .-ounce touch-plus I V Optional Dupk:: Snift, Selective Cok;r Attachment and all thesi- oIIn' r nc\v-i:a] \ ct %vi^ h'lVk^ (i^citiod to sell i« to cvci\v'r!c ovt rywnoz'e ou our famous pavinont plan—17 cents a •■-lay! Now every user can easily afford to have the world’s crack visible writer, with the famous PiilN i'Yl’E, that writes like print, included FREE if desired. TODAY—Write For Full Details ‘he tirst o u * • 4. , . know about this mar/el of writing machines. See why ^ypists, employers, and individuals everywhere arc Hocking to the Oliver. Just mail a postal at once. No obligation. It’s a oleasure for us to tell you about it. THE OUVER TYPEWRiTjjR C9„ Oiiner Typewriter BIdg, Chicago Always Patronize News Advertizers. “'ilU' «?hu;uiO'^ • • 3l’ UOUO r 3hil'.ij‘en wn..:;, «’ .B amitf f: I-' V. .: > . V, says tho ’"luses no Olid . . :.ss of sciicol of English ,hi' ii :gure in the ji;dinary 'ic'f't c j:>v( r:=i'ticn, and many cuiioi.s TV'S’ , it iavc ioilowo-d. i no cMiotom lisvaiiv ob.‘:ervod by the ■ ceaclicrs i.s ro rt’uiiiro oMcIi a flciinition 01 the woru tiicn .ts Jerivation, and finally -i ^oV't'-.-uce in vhicu tne word tS properly usiCd. 'i'ue worcl “ligament’' Cei. to the lot CT a ratner aiUiueni. Doy recently. Ho jGvir.ec it pronerly as '“a bana,” but fclloweu up the correct ierivation with tcis rcniarkable sen tence: ‘I v/as walfcnod up last aignt Oy 'leariiig a brass ligr.nier.t going down tiiJ? street.' Elecpino Brain Active Thinker. jt is only with children and tbfl priniitivo races that the dream says rigiit out v.’liat it means without ills' guise and symbolieai. What the child ca:r.jOt iiave by day he gains by night in his dreams. Savages are simple in theip mental activities—their dreams are like those of children. We adults have in our subconscious men tal iife, condensed and slumbering, our whole childhood hisiory. By a wish we can awaken our sleeping childhood—it flowers in our dreams. Cut u:3uaiiy in our dreaming the mind has work to do; the sleeping brain thinks logically with most complex ac- ti/ity. It enfolds adult dr^^m motives in myriad wrappings of associated ideas.
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