BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
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Friday, January 26, 1917.
tlirough which tlie road to Toxa-
way leads, for they need and will
of course deniand road improve
ment in that direction.
Another ^ood featnre of the l;i\v
is the provision for a load siii>er-
visor, without whom the j;reatesi
possible j;ood could not he acann-
plished with the nu)ney to be ex
pended.
If the county is to enter u]>on a
road ]>uildini; ])ri>^ram it is noth
in;^ l)Ut rii^ht that the county com
missione
ASHEViUE M^N’S
WEI8HT DROPPED
5S IBS. HE SAYS
Norton Comes Into Flealth After
Decade of Suffering; and
Thanks Tanlac
BUILD A FLUME, THEN
(From Hendersonville Hustler)
Th(‘ lleiuh rsonvill IlnstltM keeps
on >Miiiiii - In >. t if It ciin’t sinoll a
cotton mill smoko stuck sona-whe e
amonfr tlu* aircji.-'tlcs ol’ the town.
Como ui) to |{r(‘viird about next
.Inly and will show you wluit a
l.*»0 foot brick st!ic;k siin‘lls lik»‘.—
i IJrovard News.
No noi^bbor its not Iho smoke
stacMv w«* lout; to st*»‘. ('otton
bavo loiifr abolisbcil snob tbintr-
when tlu'.v can sccuro such cIumJ)
Jinother Camp School.
Ant>tlu'r bright ji'wcl in the ma*;-
nificcnt crown of educational insti
tntions for Hrcvard—acamj) school
for pirls. All shouli rt'joicc in the
acquisition, cnulit for which is due
Miss Katherine Krwin. wb«> left no
stone unturned in an etVort to show
to b(*st advantaire the unexrelled
desirability of this si'ction for such
an institution. In this connection
wo would feel it derelict to one ot
our highest duties as a ntnvspapcr
did wo fail to ex(‘rciso this op]>or-
tunity to commend Miss lOrwin for
the sjiint and di“t«‘rmination wbicb
directed her in this ^ooii work.
But it was only in keejiin^ v.-ith lu-r
modest though commi'udable ]mb
lic-spiritedness and love for doin>:
good, another notabb' ovidenct* of
which was recently rt'corded in lu>r
ett'orts in behalf of the sale of tlu*
Red Cross Christmas tSi'tils. Herein
are examjiles of iiraiscworthy
useful service dt'servin*; of t'mubi-
tion by numbt>rs of young mt'U and
women in Brevard who art' frittt'r-
ing their time and (*nerj;i(‘s away
with trillini; things that will rt*-
dound neitlu'r to the good of the
communitv nor individual.
aiitbority in these matters would
at times be at cross ])urposes witli
the authorities and as a result there
Would be diffireiK'c , political
aiul otherwise, that would not con
tribute to the cihciciKy of road
adniiiiislr.ilion. tlierefore we are
glad to .''ce a radical change in mat
ler> of road building.
\egret lia‘
no
amount ot money the commi.ssion-
cis shonlil s]>end but it is highly
]>robal)le that all they can get their
hands on will not be out of propor
tion to our needs. Further regret
lias been ex])ressed that while an
annual }>ul)lished statement is re-
(piired a detailed one is not onlered.
Some sectit>ns feel uneasy about
the lack ot ])rovision for an ecjuita-
1)1l or piojioi tionate distribution | macv. Advt*rtisement
W(.>rk in the various townships.
Others see an oversight in the ab
sence of a provision making all the
records a public matter and son.c t,,,. „„,v«rd M„t..r c„in|miiy lu.s
tliink the commissioners, however si)ld ()vi‘rbind cars to Koliert Kil-
lioui'rable, should be under bond to l‘*‘^^rick, Dr. .1. il. Mclji-an and
, . , , . . . • lieorgo Mort;an within the past few
guarantee ]>roper administration. weeks.
All in all. the law ap])cars to us
to be a splendid one and the small
SOUT^
“I used so much medi(uno with
out gettin‘» ndief that I becjime
r^bc rclicvcl of this ro-ul ^ i
I Mi> Depot street, Asbevilb*. lalloraf^
work and its nianv responsibilities i m i
.1 Aftt*r learning about Tanlac,
tof the\‘ have ]ilenty to do without ! bowt'ver, mv Mmsi:ience wtmld m>t
this. A rtiad commission without ; ^ given it a
trial.
“Every cloud, they .miy, has a j
silver lining. 1 lind mine in Tan
bic. I
“One b.)ttle of this wonderful I m h mm o v,
mt'dicine worked a complete cliangt‘ ■ ■
in my contlition. It went directly
to the seat of my trouble, it seems,
and started to fret? my system of
thos(* terrible mucus formations.
My chest is m»t sore. I liavt* b» t‘n
iiblt^ to eat more anil gam strent»tb
Regret lias been expressed that I ntanh-d
, I sustt;nanci‘.
limitation was put on the ,
“(irateiulness promj)ts me to
publicly announce the henelits 1' ^nooiol EvOliroinil [OFDO
have (^ainiMl from Tanlac and I will 0|Juuldl LAuUIuIUII I Qluu
be ])leasetl if my story will help but
a single sufYcrer ” FfOm BrCVard, N. C.
For the past decade Mr. Norton
was a victim ef catarrh. During S21.05 TAMPA, FLA.:^ Gasparilla
the last twelve mtmths of this pe- ^
riod Mr. Norton was incapacitateil
for work and fell olV in w*iglit
from liU» pounds to K>.‘> j)onnds.
(iennim; Tanlac is sold in Brt'-
vard at the Duckworth Pharnniev ;
Hendersonville by Hunter’s i’har-
'tkat
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SOLD THREE OVERLANDS
Our New I^oad Law.
The new road law for Transyl
vania as given in the News last
week was received, studieil and
discussed with considerable inter
est because it is a radical departure
from the old onier of things.
In adtlilion to any jiolitical sig
nificance that may be attached to
the new road law, it will be both
commended and disapproved bv
men of all ]>arties, and for several
reasons in that it is a bill touching
an important subject. The law
repre.sents ripe judgment in a num
ber of its ] (bases and probably
oversights in others.
While some will object to con
ferring full road authority upon
a])pointive officers and faking such
out of the hands of the county
commissioners, who were elected to
take charge of such matters, others
see in this a wise provision and a
long stride toward ])rogressive road
building. The county commis
sioners have ])lenty to which they
advantageously can turn their at- i
tention in behalf of the county
without being monthly stormed
with distractive road matters.
Far-seeing politicians juobably
see imaginary issues appear on the
political horizon but with a level
headed republican on the board
with two competent democrats and
a republican attorney for the
lx)ard it is about as free of jx)litics
as it could possibly be.
Wisely no }>rovision is made for
the election or appointment of suc
cessors to the present board after a
period of four years. If they can
get any money to spend they will
enter upon a })rogram of j)rogress-
ive road building and they will
through necessity do many things
which will place tliem in more or
le.ss disfavor during the next three
or four years for the reason that
many citi/.ens will oppose them in
their road building, therefore, mat
ters not how efficient their service,
they could not be elected soon, but
passing years will add gradually to
their popularity and at the end of
four years they will be held in
popular favor by the people who
will be grateful that they have
good roads to travel.
Two farmers against one btisi-
ness man on the board was another
good stroke and e.specially that
one of them comes from a section
defects lo which attention has been
called, we trust, will not result in |
any mi.scarriage in the work to be '
done. The county is to be con- |
gratulated uih)1i having such a |
business-like and ]irogressive board
to manage its road matters.
The new county law does not;
proviile for a bond issue but the’
News is living in hojies of an in-;
creased revenue under a general -
state road law. Probably our own j
liinds will be siii)plemented by ten j
or lifteen thousand dollars from the
government.
1 he News welcomes the change,
which will doubtless ])lace tlie an- j
thor, Mr. C». W. W’ilson, mi dis
favor for a while, but in years ft)
come most of us will congratulate
him ujujii his good judgment in the
matter and j)rol>ably clamor for a
monumeut to the pioneer road
builder.
\\ e have the legal nrxchinery
for better roads. We need the
money with which to build them
and it behooves all classes of people
who ilesire to see a better day and
would welcome inijiroved condi
tions in about all stations in life, to
bend their energies toward ])lans
lor raising revenue for entering
upon a progressive road building
era in Transvlvania.
Lots for sale. See
Mackey, Pisgah Forest.
H
Carnival. Tickets sold
January 31st to February
Sth, 1917, inclusive. Final
limit February 20th. Tick
ets may be extended to
March 3rd. (See Ticket
Agent.)
$8.20 ATLANTA, GA.: South
eastern Land Show and
Builders Exchange. Tick
ets on sale January 31st,
February 3rd, 10th, 11th and j
14th. Final limit February
20th, 1917.
■S18.20 vioiMLF, ALA.: Mardi
Gras Celebration. Tickets ;
on sale February 12th to
19th, 1917, inclusive. Final'
limit March 2nd, 1917.
VV. P. Tickets may be extended
l-.')-4tp. to March 19th, 1917. (See i
Ticket Agent.* j
S23.00 Ni:\V ORLLANS, LA.:!
Mordi Gras Celebration.!
Tickets on sale Februaiyl
12th to 19th, 1917, inclusive.;
Final limit March 2nd.
Tickets may be extended
to March 19th. (See Ticket:
Agent.) '
J. H. WOOD, Div. Pass. Agent,!
Asheville, N. C. i
HONOR ROLL OF NEWS
OURING PAST WEEK
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Renewals
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Wh*n th*
happy h«n*
• I n r • her
"K-a-hkuh
kuh - - kuh
• kuh!" it It
•weet music to th« poultryman. He knows that
is hen isnffuarnfor ’’Bgrs! More e^gs! Lots
of eKffsl"
Help the hen to sinr. If she i« to msnuftctur*
•vars, she must have proper material "Manna
Hen Feed" Happy Hen Fesd" and "Manna
Laying Tood" are eisential. They promote
health, strength, vigor and egg production.
IDQAR MOROAN CO.
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Ask for Bulletin Kn. 4
*'pRivcirLB8 or Poultry RaishmT
for Sale br
Dealers in Brevard.
RUB OUT PAIN
with goocl oil liniment. That’s
the sure^ way to stop them.
The best rubbing liniment is
MUSTANG
LINIMENT
Good for the A ilments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Qood for your own A ches,
Pams, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Burns, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
Professional Cards.
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GASH & BREESE
LAWYERS
11 to 1 r McMinn Building
Notary Public.
ERNEST H. NORWOOD
Architect and Builder
Remodelling and Repairing a Specialty
CLAYTON &. CLAYTON
Attomeys-at»-Law
BREVARD. N. C.
WELCH GJlLLOWJiY
attorney
Practice in all the Courts
Brevard, N. C.
CHAS. B. DEAVER
Attorney* at‘Law
Office Cooper Block
Over Price & Whitmire Store.
NEW PROHIBITION REMEDY
C. C. Patton when in town Satur
day told the News of hia idea of a
prohibition measure. Mr. Patton
says that disfranchisement for
drnnkennesa would be the best of
all remedies.
New or renewal subscriptions
(beginning January 1) will cost
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months, 35 cents 3 months, 25
cents for 2 months.
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Western North Carolina
ARE YOU A STOCKHOLDER?
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your trade-center, and its
money and enterprise are
busy in the development of
all the Mountain Land.
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Property values are increas
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Asheville real estate is cer
tain to be profitable.
Become a stockholder in
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Attorneys- at- Law
In Old Cooper Building
BREVARD
COLEMAN GALLOWAY
Attorney-at-Law
Cf ocer Block
Brevard. N. C.
CONNESTEE LODGE
NO. 237 I. 0.0. F.
Meets second Monday night in
each month.
Visitors welcome.
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LODGE NO. 267
A. F. & A. M.
TRANSYLVANIA COUNCIL
NO. 376
JR. 0. U. A. M.
Meets in Fraternity Building ev
ery Saturday night, 7.30 p. ni.
Visitors welcome.
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TO YOU, IT MAKES YOU FEEL SECURE TO HAVE MONEY
IN THE BANK.
MONEY IS YOUR BEST FRIEND AND WILL COME TO
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WHEN YOU ARE OLD “MONEY” WILL KEEP YOU.
WHO IS GETTING THE MONEY YOU ARE EARNING
NOW? THINK OF IT. PUT SOME IN THE BANK.
BANK WITH US.
WE PAY H PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Brevard BanKing( Co.
The New Autographic Kodak
Date and title your negatives permanently when you make
them.
The places you visit, the antographs of friends you photo
graph, the a^fi‘ of the children at the time the pictures were
made and the date, all these notations add to the value of your
picture record.
Come in and let us show you how simple it is to title your
ne;^atives with this newest photo;raphic device and inspect our
complete stock of Kodaks, Brownies and Photographic supplies.
Developint; and printing at reasonable rates.
FRANK D. CLEMENT
TKe Jeweler of TratnsylvAnla Countsr.
Bux in Brevard
Our Grocery Store
comes about as near meeting every
want in the Grocery line at it ic
possible for any store to provide, and
Every Order,
large or small, will receive our best
attention.
A trial order will convince yoa
that we sell only
Superior Goods
At Moderate Prices
MITCHELL
The Grocer.
FANCY ICED CAKES
FOR EVERY
SPECIAL OCCASION
WEDDINCB.BIRTHILBrB
PARTIES, ETC.
Philipp's Bakery
Phone 24