BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
Witb the Rnn''ttnremf'nt of th - i
tCestruction rf three u: 'd
.*M«1can merchant ships by . n-
•fiUBS it is believed in many q.n :ers
Hhn a stK,te of war virtually ts
MCvit!«n ihe UnUerl States anJ Oor-
Technically the United
in a position of armed nou-
iBEtStf. I
Sacixftary Lane announces that r®-1
of the decision of the Su- j
-ligRte tfourt on the Adamson law, the
lussc eight-hour day will cci la'nly;
4cKXNBti operative. i
Tlie United States has sent to G?a-1
Carranza, president of Mex co, a
ifer.vji! notification that it cannot l ar-
'Jp'KjsttKr'* In his pi*oi)o;;od Pan-American
fwriiOfrtt. to cut off munitions anil f od
rsfiipvtieats to Europe, because, in tlio
v*(fs'Arn« of the state department, Euch
«. vaa'ie- would have no justification in
jflKl.»*nta(ioiial lav*.
Thf ITnited States’ noie to Mexico,
srcierl Gtnicrnl Cnrrnnza's plr.n to cut
.k*5‘ 5’J!'is>ait’nts to Europe of nuinUions
«■ by countrie.-i cn the Anieri-
fiB'. eoniir.enl, was friendly in tono,
*«ul 3.voidv-d any pt;; ements that migiit
31*? rwfo'Hlatt'd to ^ive offense.
cs Itelleved in official circles tint
Qmerxi rananza has snftenetl r.ai-h
•wafj the Unit('l S:a;es s'nce the
witbirv.v.a! of the punitive expediticm
.yf-xico.
5Fx»\? Latin-Anierican governments
fesvr' ar.’ep'ed in jirinciple the Kcua-
.u,^gr: ti(>n tliat a c'ngre'S of
i(from Nortli. Snuth an 1 {'( n-
•jntJ Arf?'"ric:’.n gDvernn.i'^its as.''^r:Me
iy and “t:'.le nece.^sr:' y ir.p;'.;?-
i'M: ft'cur'ng contir.('n;:’l ('xitos-
r ; line:pally friv th - pui.rainee c>f
*:Vv r:v!">- of nru;’\iiiiy I’nd for the
sK^viKt; ion of tbe rig, v.-; of war.”
Tiiitv'd S’.ate.s governmeTit has
• ’ 1,1 fv)nn:'.ny its prril itr.de |i
Tor the n':i?y rinr’\ - of rf I'oct
Tiicnui’v of ;iie late
\*u\ViC t.utl’rie, a’ld ha.s aocnn,\l il-io
vaiihip to convty ilie body
r~ ■''•r i>‘;'bas^;a:lor home.
-o adjourrvr't p :iple c'n-
fjT»:.rt'j ; n;rtoon l.r.n'lred noi.ii'T'tiors
♦ aad fa.iled ar the i>recetiiMg scs-
I? • : ri!’y-nve Ti'.il’ion Cclnmhian
r- ’■’■e “um i-i ^:r.oke." The
r'V'.'..'-- r.iU'd ■.) i,li. :''.\d it i.'
il O’.-- '.1, i’"!
■: r';:' ; (.Ti c'f r:;’;". .'t
,.j eh;;,-] sor-
f\[[iowa{[c rflation.- vith G''”.nia
'j? ; l an^e fo i”: ny Cliir.ofo havo
fii ';vi's frrt:i tho Tou-
jin' ( p raiioii;-..
"’r,.- ^ p ■ i.il .-exs;o!i cu' the senatr
' tv\;:in March 5 haa adjcurncd
lsy, 0:AK\n War
- r; ■ is cr ,-y-,vM.''rr> exp^e^sf i
t’ a' th * dii ociion of
t th»’ :ni!it;?ry n.l-
.i -" -'’'.t ix .■(•• •:■ of th»^ covnn y ’.\il!
SI-:.. ... to e:-riy on o.iierrt-onr;
5 ’'liieli if.V’,'!' sri'e thr’i hcfnre
ra’ ^y I'l': 'iiiify thr-ir rfK',;-s
'.-5;.-v>; speedy rennina* ion of the
jr r *.
Yoar Messenger
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Look over this column of things wanted ][and those
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Are Biisissss Biiiiders
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wcrd. *
MILK for sale at Dr. V/. J. Wallis’. Itc
rOR SALE—Berkshire pigs. S. F. A'iison
3-30 2tc
CASH—Paid for eggs at City Market. Itc
L()('.S Wi\NTED—We pay cash. Miller
Supply Co. 3-2-tfc
ROOMS Tor Li.i'it housekoej'ing apply
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n. R Hunc-Ak, lircvanl. 3-.^U-3tp
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Church "Directory
UKKVAIii:) PRl^rSBYTI^Al^"cHU^
John R. Ihiy, Pastor.
KoKTular rhurcli stTvioos every Sun(l;iy.
Haurs; I'irst tliir.l .Snmlays, iirr.o a. ni.;
sconml a>i(i fourth .'•uri'iavs, .v.oo p. ni.; fitlh
''Un>la>s. Iiy aniio-.iiK-i itici.i.
.■'r.ii.^.iv .K.-’i'ioI I'vcrv Snnil.iv, lo a. in.
Mi'll’;, lirclass.
SocK'ty of ('hristian Kn-
dcavor evory Tuesday I'ViMiin.i;, 7:4s.
Better Farming in the South
HOW CROP YIELDS ARE LIMITED
The Weakest Element of Plant Food Fixes the Crop Yield, Juet ae
the Weakest Link Fixes the Strength cf the Chaln-^nly
By Fertilization Can the Weakness Be Removed.
DAVIDSON RIVER PRESBYTER!‘\N
CHURCH
John H. Hay, Pastor.
tiojriilar fhiiroii M'lviccs i-v.tv .Svin1t»y.
Utir.is; Si'.'oni! ami f:)ii:ili i'linOays, m;«>
in.; ;in>l tliinl; Suiuiays. j:oo p. m.; fiflJi
Sumla\ s by annomii'fiiK'nt.
.Sunday sclit.ol cvory ."'luulay, 10:00 m.
BREVARD BAPTIST CHURCH.
Corner Jordan and Gaston streets.
A. W. MoDanicl, Pastor. Phone No. 115.
Plants must feed
to grow. Four es-
senUal food ele
ments come from
the air and six
from the soil.
Only three of
those that come
from the soil fall
short of crop re-
qulrmenta and
have to be sup
plied by man if the
f?reatoat yields
are to be obtain-
J. C. PUIDMORE These are Ni-
Agronomist tyo^en Phosph^
ric acid and pot
ash. Every soil may be said to have a
limiting factor of production. This
may be a shortage of some i)lant food
element. If so, this should be sup
plied through fertilizaticn if the larg
est possible yields are to be obtained.
No matter how much of other plant
food a scil may contain, if there is a
short>*g9 cf r^trogen, for example, then
nitrogen will fix the limito of produc
tion. Likewise with phosphoric acid or
other elements.
Plantji differ from animals in taking
food, in that plants will lake footr^
only when the elements composing
them are in soluble form, that is, when
they are dissolved in water. When
one element is deHcient, the plant
C€-ases growing.
X 9; .;;4; ;i. la.. will Sfrcni’cd will:
•1 :..c . -Ir’t ii;
iK i’Si.'S .\M) LOTS and va'.::iut lot.T for
.s.;U’. Svo \V. li. rai:!kncr. 12-2‘>-tl'c
cias ;i-s to all.
rrcH. l)in-; s".vicv'
:il. r\ .*ry v.
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r: ;> r.i, '-.x .1. sm: ■
:it i!:tio :i. in. ami ;;;i p.
.I'.ip anti s!iip.
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'C( liMV
saU
MVI.-1K>*.)M IIOUSE Jicar nv.vv t.mnin;!
f'.r sale at barj;ain. Incjuire at
• \| l\ i^ I I, ; I. I-
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Ai. •
vviii-.';i’;. II’ li.i! or t.
.Ill' f invr.’.’il
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I’1 I ;u'Si!;i .• ^.' ■vnIr.^'
lur.ntii.
■ :"'i ;c . ; I I ,!iist thf
ijo li'.'lp.'il i;y worship
!i> a'ti'n.' a'.i servi'.'cs
shortest plant food
ed here by a stave, liiiitt lli«i |f*«Hible
production of a crop?
If, for instance, (Imro Ih only **noti.i?h
nitrogen in the hoII Ut pro(iu^
bushels of corn or 17& poundts of c hi
ton per acre, vvhilo llM^rH im ttiiouKli
plant food elements of kliidn i«i
produce enormou;.ly mhui ,
‘can greater yield.s be obiulm d tlitui i)i«
nitrogen will permit?
Tho problem of plant fi «‘.*iiiiK is,
therefore, no simple on«5. Ii bun ‘'U-
gaged long and most careful invi-rtij'
gat ions of scientists, who hav«* dt^lvxl
deep into the niysleries of how pl.uiis
feed and what they feMl upon Urn
basis of the most exact kiiowh d}.'' tlius
obtained, modern fcrtilizTH Ijave b*« ii
manufaciured. Soil dell'i‘-nel''!', or
iimting factcrs,” modfrii fi.nliz«i!i
are designed to remove, and to call
into fullest actim the natural r«»-
sources of the soil.
Since there is a limiting factor In
all soils, it is worth wliiie for each
farmer to undertake to remove that
limitation. Intelligent use of fertiliz
ers v.ill acponiplish it, if food
be this Ihniling factTr
way can it be done tlian by the help
of man. He ir.u.st h.mg to the* plant
tiie fr>od it needs and cannot lind whf?n
ihi^; is th« factor limiiing producton.
Tho I'laiit, of course, mu.st be given
the bo.st of .sui roundinKs. II must not
only have plenty of plant food, biit
the soil must be prcperlj’ draiped cf
exce.'-^' wat«“r. it must be v.ell sujiplied
with lime, and organic matter; its
moisture muut be conserved, and
weeds killed through proper cuitural
methods. These things m:!.a can pro
vide. Therefore, if man is not the
“limiting factor” and he looks after
the plant food reeiiirsm;nt., the great
est postiibie yields v.ill occur.
purchasers
OF THE
Hallet, Davis &
Company
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DKEVARD MH.THODIST ClIUKCH.
W. Ef’.gar Poovcy, Pastor.
.'^■.i:i'l;'.y —Snivi.iy sri’.nul at qu? a. ni. Preacl'.- I
inj; ;il n;.- a. in. and -;.:o p. in. Juv-.niit- i
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marl.ct i)rii:cs in casii. 12-S-tic
Oi TO:r.i?STnNnS sx- E. T. Uainos.
rd, N. ('. Hi* rt presents a
! ii^h-ciass tiini. Kates very reason
able. 3-9-tfe
Special Announcement.
Subj-jtts for next Surdav:
"i'-i.'-hioiied or Fashionab’e.”
Ever ill},; “The First Fon-i^n X-'. .sioTiary.”
The naslor will preach at Ouk (jrove at
3:3o o!J “Jonah.”
K;:AL r.STATi-: is iii-e all oth.r hii i!fes.^ - ! ST. i'fllLll’S KPISCOP.VL CHriiCIL
i. r.vuiiie-; adve: ?isin.: t-limilate it. | Rev. Chalnurs D. ('hapnian. Minister in
Evtn a i'.'vensitied
(!crs. Try one.
d ill work ^v■o.n-
S.ALl'.S.M.W WANTI'I) to soUoii oruers 1
\.r !ubrie."tin v oil^, gr.-nses aini paints. ^
b.'.lary or ccr.in.'.i'.., ion. Address Linmin
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in -.’.-I type rjrit;. ’1 torpedo boat v,-as
V :v it a raiae in tl: ■
t c'fOU'*!. .All oilice;r, we:e uv-
4'1-j cf the Ci'c'.v v.a‘ irije-l rul
It*, 'ir.f t igiir Other-- are missing.
'T.it:.' Bntish continue to advance in
'rvr* -o'jinie region in France, and it
• ; 'Dtly predicted in allied e«n
'tr*'.- ".a.!, the bulldog tenacity of t),.
is beginning to •
ar'f htir they will never
vfj at least driven t!i 7 ”
yiA’i Y'ri cich soil.
TTie fall of Bapaume into the handr?
wf »?:>“ P'aglish is confidently ho'ej
t*;r ty the allies, and the war depp.rt-
of each of th? ententes eagerly
ivftic every dispatch for such news.
*,n air raid on the southern coun-
'ws oJ England is reported from Lon-
4rso. Details are lacking.
Crr.nd Duke Nicholas haa been plac-
n3 ra supreme command of tho Rus-
♦aera forces by the de facto govern-
■apcc't.
■fio capture by tho Russians of the
1^pri«n town of Kermanshah is re-
in London. This Ls one result-
mii from the forward nabvement of
rSv.’-J ti“oopr. in the far east.
JPsriher notable gains have been
by the British forccs against
G«ruians in the operations which
as their object the capture of
and a general eastward bend-
tme teefe of the GermoDs in the Somme
Axm regions.
;i;'V::!:RSON COl'NTV :
"‘.'iie \’isiti»r.” Ser.l
;;ir's sul'r-erij.tion to
il.-iU'cT.stin'iii'..
."(> cen‘.s for :i
‘The \ ”
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K”\; -\\i) LGi;S WWNTi^I). Will
^i'.'e yoi; ’-'.le Uip of the market .-a'!'’
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5l‘J, ('..'ev.i-^horo, X. C. 3-i^).^i'>
Charge.
.Sniul.iys —Moininir sTvi.o .it ii:o: o\If)cU.
Sr.tii’i.iy M'hui'I, II..' a- in.
Ii.r. ^ I'.-.-'Mi ■ 1 ir.i; cxcry K:'ii:iv:
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Special Announcement.
Pa’iiTi Su.ulay, Aprii 1.
To illustrate in another way, ot-
■erve the picture.
Here is a ve:;scl made of staves.
Each .'tare may reprresenf a f od ele
ment (,r other faeior of crop i)rodp.c
lion. SciJDe of the staves are shorter
than others. Does not the shorte.^
stave Iheu determip.e hov. luach v.-ater
•he vetisel can hold, and does not thu
SaEVAHO iiSTillilE I^OIES
Inquiry—“Wl at i.-. the most provlt-
able u; e of tue Veivst Ilean?"
ri.T;:i the vel'el b'an in the co;*n
get :i douh'.o er',..p. They uo well
ioge'her. I'l;. ; nn early variety i:ud
I'ertiiiiie l' ,• ;,co'id ‘jcr .wi'n.
The iiiost oconouiical use of velvet
beans is to let cattle feed on them
in the field a.Md thea to turn under
the vrgctiil'le iiiatter remaining. If
there are not .suffieient cat'ie cn the
place, Ket them an ! feed thom. Why
po to t'ae expcp.se o? gathering beans,
griuoijig and shipping tho meal off to
son’e o.ic else lo feed and get the
berefrts?—J. X. ilAilPEIi.
LIZT3 HAZARD.
Tlu* Woi'.'.an's of tho M.
K. (thiiri 'i will liold its an-
n-'-iil r at Xi'w Orli .’ins this
year. A iinnii»er ofcA’iUnts I'rctji
til!' are i/oi?iu* ](^eparecl to
ho sent til U.
I'vlontiWy’ t >.an>injitions aro ir.
pro!xre.-s tlti.-i week.
Kch-.'-u-.-oi'lir tii:'
A(l.> .\ !M»-{t Xothin
play, “I\I leli
I *'» . 14-w t» *w i; 14i• /, MV(' r s'
] in;; us ittpi.Hy >.s ]>o>^sii)l(?. t'>n a.-
"’jooun! of nna vuidnoir' i.liys, t'je
' ^ ii?.t'‘ I' '.s !> Min chaii-rc I to .-\n"r: 11
! A ino.-.' ;:oiwill njr>.*.ir
! next wo.-r .
The r.-.t'-lrria ii:'!! marshal r"r;-ives
ronorfr, of vlraths by Hrc, and tl'.-ise
renorts k1h)\v that (lurii'.g tho yea>‘ 50
adt'.Its a:;d O'- ch'ldrer.. a total of 71
per.-oi!;'. lost thoir lives. Gaso’ine
(,'xplor-'o:is were ; ?'5pon.«ih:c for a to-
1:^1 of 15 (l.-'athr; iieros.^M. explosions
for 17; . Ic.;.!::.!; in co.-t.i'. t with fire,
17; lod'^rip.g and dr/eil'Tig lior.r.o fires,
S; chi’drc.''' I'iayip.;-: v.’ith nuitchos, 4;
and the ”cst S( atterin:;.- It is note-
v.->:'thy thr.t ihe li?t shows that three
:. !'iits cop’.mitted sp-cido by fire and
■!.",t t'.’O s;)scific cnu-e of cr-e 'lontU
’•.as uii’vPowp.. This hi.-'t item iiidi-
cal.-'s tliai. jn>.uh more care is e.^r-
->rd ir. d'.-ifoveriiig tho speoiiie cause [1
01 hre it cau.ses loss or life ,
vvli-M it c•ll^^es css of property, j |
—Firo i'roi'i iion. !
Reccnt Purchasers:
joe Johnson.
Burt Sitton.
?. J* Sitton.
)• A. Bracken.
Capt. T. C Galloway.
Pink Kemp.
Ask any of these about
tlie instruments recc.ntly
sold them. Make an in
spection of that one at the
Brevard Baptist Church,
which has taken 139 com
petitive awards, if ycu
\vr.nt to hear a tone that
Iing;ers with you.
These pianos have met
with such favor that I am
thinking of opening
manent quarters in Bre
vard. I deal direct v/iih
the factory and save you
$50 to $ I CO pn each pur
chase. Write cr see
Hendersonville Brevard
\V
of a p -iiiiior; '
tne v.- ’
t’ ■ n 2? Wl/T;
cci:t.
vl
Loiy t(ir.!r,juiu>n and strr;’(;ri rt 1’
;;uijec;. “Tl.e Cross as the .Anro.i-r »
! C;(. 1 t.» ti:e ;'*-v of a Lo^l V/orhi.”
-To tho::e out ; Aorii 2. S. r . i.-i
i.ttier li-', i ,
ads of net inoix- i•■W.nilers cf \h
in thi:; column v.’ithunt Cros
Ts.?w «>r ronewai ‘;uI)-criptioriS i-
I u
(bi'r.inP'tii' Jar.iiarj' !• wili c.:s-:: n
;fur one year, 6)
,m'‘5iths, 3.) cents 3 months, 25
> for 2 mont.hs.
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Oi; >!.\!Jv-Sc\%‘n av Tes o*'laad one mile
:Vl!;;’ \ i;rt h.i'iie. h-i’i mil' i'r>.>iri t;>n-
ii'.ry. I’ubli:• rit.i-! •!!■!(! railroad
li'.e place. l'ie;il .iite. I^o?,c;>e
k't.
?>: r.i rvice at 5.
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in. Suljj-'cx, “Tlie Cror;-;—I;.- !lv':r,orial.” j |
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vicc at n. Srhjeet, ‘ The Pea. onu.ker.s.’
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Mix
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pfv- t
and Santie Nioh.jison.
3-2-tfc
li SAL!'.—Pure i>?‘ed Berksiiire pigs,
both .se.'ies; ai.so Coekc’s Prolitic seed
c rr>, selected in In-id and germinalion
le.stcd. .1. P. \Vi:;iberiy, Marl Hl'iff
Hal.\i.'>ro, N. C. 3-23-lOip
IC S VLM —A Hrriiled number of Kegii-
t.nd Duroc Je:s?v Pi.r-'. 2 rmr.ihs old.
mu
New Subjcribcrs.
'.('() caci; (icHveit d. 1 ho Pr. rjii, r ?jri.k‘u Mi's S'j'-'le Scruggs Rrevard
- — . "^^LcI^iJuo, Tenn.
\ iile, i>. C., Uoute / Phone 1415. 3-16-3tp , , , . r,
i. \ hilinire Liberty. S. C., R-3
WVMIl.L MAN-We pay cash for
:o'd r»j. • r* •• y.'li > framing.
’ ri'i- u.s foi (r.icis i.:r ; . ,;n.ations of
•I’" r^quin menls. C ii .*•• Loml cr Co.
.. ... vwle, N. C. 3
.' i t.'"", L. Lancc IndianapolsI, Ind.
\i !5 'richael East Flat Rock
\V. 11. .’ *1''v.ire Anderson, S. C.
Renewals
'rri> FOR ilATCHINf'i—Pn m well-mated i y Garren Brevard
pc-n of besi leading strains of P.arred ;
.’’vm.iuth Pori.-.?, Single Comb Black
I'linorci'.s, $2 OO per 1.3. Also pedigreed
iteitrian and ('uinea Pigs. Paul
11. Houston, Greinville, S. C. 3-16-4tp
'.VNTF.D—A reliable, hustling party to
■ II temetcry work for us in this section.
(Jid establii;hed Companv. Good pro
•)o>ilion to rigiit man. Write for par
ticulars. :.! .>cl..lenburg Marble & flranite
.0.. Charhitte, N. C. 3-9-5tp
VNTED—Young man, single, to assist
o v.orkiiig liuck garden, easy work. I\i>
igp.rette ?i'n;kcr, liquor drlaker or
•carer, need a'pply. Address P. O. Pox
'v at the News ofnce for in
formation.
FO t SALE OR TRADE-42X acres of
p.d lyiu;.'. i sides of Lrfce Tox-
vay dirt roa-l two miles from the tcwn
f Rcs'.rari; pnu-.ll 5'orc-licuse iind .vn om
!ttr:Ge; r:ortiy in tiirsbcr; small part
Icaied. Ll'iftly rdling, seme nearly
ve); several streams and a nrm-
.r of fine Gprir.":-. Apply'to Brevard
vews for ij'formatif n. 3-23-4tc
I R. F. Marr Brevard
R. H. Zachary. Brevard
R. A. Garren Brevard, R-1
W. C. Hamilton Brevard, R-2
Mr?. W. W. Shipman Etowah
D. M. Sherrill Pisgah Forest, R-1
Kev. J. C. Owen Asheville
BASEBALL CLUB TO
BE OBGANiZED
A meetin;; for the purpose of or
ganizing a baseball dab has been
called for 8 o’clock on next Tuesday
night at the court house.
Interested pt'rtous are urged to
attend.
Saiafdey, Msroli -31
Shadow;;;” atJ>o-
part 10! Bi.son Western fea-
t‘,;ro. “Stok*;; a
society drama featuring? iit-
l!e ’ilury Fuller. ‘‘The Ccme-
on;” an extra "ood comedy
with Jane Gail and Matt
Moore.
Tyesday, Apri! 3
“Major Brent’s Perfidy;”
si^ith chapter Pearl of the
Army. “Tl\p Villain Still
Pursues Her;’* a Koniical
Kartoon Komedy. Another
comedy ?nd other pictures
will complete the prografn.
Thyrsday, April 5
“Baseball’s Peerless Lead
er;” an unuj ually sfood base
ball love story told in two
reels of pictures. “Pathe
News,” giving current
events of the day. “Luke
and the Bang-Tails;” a laugh
able Lonesome Luke com
edy.
Gccd supply of Fresh Landreth’s
lape for immediate
planting.
e have
Landreth’s
a complete line of
Garden Seeds, both
k and in packages.
MACFIE-BRODIE DRUG GO.
The Rexall Store