S, BREVARD, N. C.
nCIL SOOEIT IDJOURIIS
Dr. (. W. Faison, of Charlotte, is Elect*
ed President.—Next Meeting to Be
at PInehurst.
A'^hnville.—A notable session of the
Nrr Carolina Medical Society clos-
c l ; the Battery Park Hotel here.
T > ■ ->st hours of the sixty-fourth an-
n .; .athering were devoted to papers
r.i I viiscussions of children's diseases.
r session the house of delegates
: tfd on the election of new offi-
(. s follows;
^ident. Dr. I. W. Faison of Char-
i. . first vice president. Dr. Wm. D.
i' , Xider, of Chapel Hill; second
» . :‘,-esident. Dr. Joseph B. Green, of
A >;llo; third vice president. Dr.
!' . iioyiil. of Moreheail (’Ity. The
cl. ■ • ary. Dr. Beiijaiuin K. Hays of
V' (1 and the treasurer. Dr. W. M.
. i>t‘ OrePiisboro. hold over until
■•xt niP“tins. whit’ll will l>e at
i . i'.rst next April.
. .i)eri'ulcsls in Children.” was
r, -, itod by Dr. Jesse Robert Gerstle
> .’.it-ago. Doctor Faison opened the
.sii)n. In the course of his tallv,
;v ;• Faison made a pli>a for im-
I ; living and housing conditions,
h- ' l arh^s L. Minor. Dr. Thompson
[' ■ and Dr. L^is W. Kl’is, of this
I' i:)oli part in the disi-ussion.
i) !or Flias read the "Hcmo^haRic
i)i. ( ; I's of the Xew i?orn." Dr. Lewis
\V ; ‘ Hill, ot Bosto’i. Mass., coiulud-
. .! • program with an aftle paper
' ■ > he Diarrhoeal IMfoase of In-
; Tiu'ir Diiro**.".!!ialion and
T . ’aent.”
V ■ ’imher of physicians participat-
e.i :h(* discussions.
nu'cting in this ciiy is roRanlrd
?•; tIt '.OKatos as one of the most
’iiiK and piT/fUable in fiie his-
' • . ;■ tlu' organization. Aside from
■ . . ,;al pro;rr,un of ]>apers. this
ir.g will 1)6 remembered on ac-
I , .>r the patrioii note sound‘d at
' sessions. I'uIrriTiating in the
liT'otii'.g ol' llie as; ociation and
•'.’d of lioaith wlir-.i a rt s'ilution
:r s'rviios to th-' was
.1 by a ri-i 'M \oie. l^iri ;; t!;i'
l.iys of tlM' Ionvc'.'iif i a ;'0!’-
’lie iiUTiihcy (II the lioi !ors hav(>
. the ( .\aniiuai;o;i for me:nl>e»--
'M the varioi: nu'diial corps of
f . ;iiv and Xavy.
V .
r
ll-f :
f‘
ill
Cents Sold Colli
Here’s all it took to sell Coi
only an eight-cent advertisemenl in
COLLIE PUPS worth having. See J. A.
Forsythe.
News ads will doubtless do as much t
you. Even though you don’t have pu
itjd
to
sell, they will sell or buy other things for you.
Diversified AdslWH-L ENROLL Wr
Are Business Builder^ , jOF club hers
Dno rent a wont for tirst iti-;orti>n: onc-lialf
i-nt ;i word for I'at'h siibsoqin'nt insertion.
e,i -li inaial or abhrcviatit)n counting as a
wonl.
LO'IS WAXTKO—Wc pay cash. Miller
Supply Co. 3-2-tfc
ROOMS For Li^ht housekeeping apply
to -Mrs. Ida Hrvant. 1 12 tfc
TAX LISTS CHANGED TP
CONFORM Tr vU.U‘,ni^N$
The comity *(miiis.si.if rf n » iiiir
f«)und that by terror i~
V'^ajulerbilt s ]>rupert'. \
townsinp wuH iiicriMSi • i> . ..
the .sain-' • «ii'rc(l
corri'ctcd, ])hici.i*r the ti \,i i|«* vjilti
iitioii at $4().r»ll.h2. Tiicri* Artsan
error of in (.ilouc»->'t r towrihhip
aiul tliis was ordered (•»)rri (‘t(Mi.
Thoro was IIn error u: ini-i iviMMl
Ms.«i*.‘isiiH*nt on tlur h« (i.s ol tlic
IJreviiid Land and Tim her c(Mn])any
in No^bai'k, raisin:' Mic taxniih^
vulnatnm fn»rn to $;;{,7o() ami
this WHS orch^red oorrrt^tcd.
Thu Wolf Mountain Lnnil»‘r oom-
j^any whs tax.d tor IdO acrrs in
Hot»l)Hek, wlii-h lies in (irlouc. sti r,
and this was ordered corrccjted.
Geo. II. Htnathers was taxed with
real property in Gloucester, and it
appearing to the board that he had
no ])ioperty therein, the records
were ordered eorrceted.
G. A. and D M. t'liuford were
released from taxes assessed apninst
them, sinee tlie same were paid by
the Brevard Land and Timber c(^m-
pany.
Tlie oommission*rs while in regu
lar st'ssign tliis month also ordered
that tlie connty’s bull at T. H.
Reid's phiet* hi* moved to Bob Glaze-
ner’s in Easftatoe townsliip.
BOYS AND GIRLS OF STATE TO
HAVE OPPORTUNITY TO AID
IN FOOD CONSERVATION.
SAL
i’ ive fresh milk cows. Your
n 'i.c. I'. Hi'tulerson.
4-27 tfc
20,000 MEMBERS WANTED
I
'duce and Gave. Says Graham.
‘Oar ((''.Miiry i'-' a1 war—-
(f I’.o:; •.v;>v;: hal'le food
■ (1. t vi iy i'r’,i!i(! of loss or waste
( ii is a he!'!."
M'in’-;>. in’. atl lottois. now
on I '.' sta * ;:cry of Iho Slate
i iiciit ol' A'.il'live.
■ vt'i'y IviiiT K'l-!'!- ‘-ut l'r.>m the
of .Major \V. A. tirahaui. ('om-
.lor oi' 'hi‘.r\ is an insert
.. lwo-wo; d ht a..i!’.;:;—“Produce—
Ptatenif^!;t rraN;
coui’.liy is at war. It is a war
' as truly on r. (oiVi t>s. 1' '.il and
:ion as oi; uicTi. iai;’.’.o;! and
..i'.ion.
is !io pf d;ii’.i’or of;
odi’( rioii o'.' ;i; y iion-porishahlf '
.'■■.‘l!:.-;- ;’•( ,v. o: !'i O'iiire 1
' . of lu.ii-rc: i. liable i
,-;;d store :-alcIy. j
'.1 i.r.i'lrii',;'.;: i»rfvo:ition {
. d :: • ! v,-tc lipr
'aso;' Oi o*',
i'^s. I't , CM' ;)!'■ ”\vise. |
; St ■ ! ■ -..11 iM ■•it of -\ui i( ul- i
.>)!U’:1 i?.: (livi^ivUlS. i?
•very ;'i;; ; ■> i,.- ; lo help j
■p!>‘ to nv • ''li ri>is. We ad- |
and i ■I :-' that all our ■
■;ih d’l ■■ : : .p to ev Oi;omy)'
■ I o y tr,; .* (u' su’a!
' *' • l’’ •> prevent j
• ; wast? fi' r.; v .UKi'ci'. j
iK'un.l fr: :■ '!iai'f food j
"i. I-Ve'r> : tI ‘ r ; or V.’c!Sle ;
I. ;s a r ; ’ !
li -nar ■ A'iricii’rure.” '
!!E.\S .\NI) K('.('.S Hi^'host cash prices
paid for t’lcm at the City Market.
l-(»-tfc
COl^X Miv.VL- Homp ground, for sale at,
W. I’. Henderson's mill. 4 (» tfc
'OU Ki-NT Six-ro.)ni liouse with lari^c
rrrdoii. See i'rank Jcnkin.s. 4 27-t:c
.\N!> 1,0 TS an.l v.icant l-»is for
si!e. See W . l''aiilk!u r. 12 29-tfc
.S' LOTS, farms ;ind timber laiids for
sale, l-'rank Jenkins, lirevard, N. C. tt
iili: FKAXl^LIN PRESS Franklin, N.
('.; t the year; (> months for.">() cents.
Siihscrihc now.
,\LI. OTinCKS .lust as y»>u do. read this
*iluiiin, an iffeotive }ro-hetwecn for
i)uyers, .sellers and traders.
)K S.\LK Two teams, heavy horses,
x ven vears old; cash or on time, weiu
'r::m !,!('!) to 1,250 pounds. J. Iv. Ham
11 a. 4-29-21;
,\KK WAN’Ti-:!) Chestnut Oak anu
-k. Hiir'aest v'ash market price
i'l an-\ 1 v.inia Tanning Com])anv. lin
vard, N. C. 4-27-tfc
y i_yaL Sri’I’LlES —New r-upplv
i. ^■ta!ll.■d hy Brevard !!1 jvtrical I'o. in
Mi-liael .Music House l»ids on electrical
work solicited. 1-20 tfc
i'OiC KKX'l' Six-roora cottaj^c, kalsomined
and ;';.::r.eu sino;. occujiancv; on sccomi
iiloc';. fr(m r.ijuare; per month; r^-ady
for occnoation. N(-ah M. Hollowell.
\ I' 1 ne\v.s.\!;ii-rs lor kin-l
ir-‘> .and oIIut 'tnrtjos'.-s, 5 cents ,
'U!!'iiv. A, :;!y at Xcws otiicc. 4-12
\N'ri;!! wool, .vnd pn.
■’.riii"^ t!.lo \V. L. .\ikjn for hi-’ii.
12-:-
>Iv 'ro.\ll!ST )X!'S si-c K. T.
X. r. lie i 'presents a sir-
I More Than Five Hundred Have Al-
j ready Begun Activities—Others
Are Urged to Enlist.
I Raleish. - A tremendous effort will
be mad(> by tlie AsricuUural Club a?;en-
! cies to enroll a .'rre:;; ui.:ny more'nivni-
I hers in the va!it'i;j t;!nbs in the slate
i during the next two nic '.la.;, the
pose bein;
innlaiii.u of the pro- S:
iblc.
r.rm. Pvaiis verv rea-
3-V-tfi-
o Destroys El’' Poll?r f.liil. |
. r. n orij^In |
.. l)avai.-(. ; n \. (!''-t!‘(;ycd i
' roll, r . d by HaMer
• ' :i Kiil'C Vi:- ; ■ oi '." in,
. . f‘-: 1- a!': ) u .'\’.vrnin,
■ >\fd a;-! i.. iaiiilior c.v.ied,
. onard a:, i a ruvv biilMin;; i
I.:;' -n s o. • ;.y J. C. Davi.-. |
■ ()! i!i(' ‘-...-s i-a.; im: f) 'on !
■ . -.1, li.i.a V, it is be-
: ar i';. 1 .Vi''.enii, \vi:a i ue ]
.. uf i. -uraiue unknown at this
r-^C.RTH CAROLINA BRIEFS.
'* R. L. HuiTi IPS. general man-
■ ojie of tlit> larrest insuranc-e
. .’.ty con ! a r!es in tlie sli*te,
.. jcd every school pupil of
I'.Ifcant ii HieT- ten years of a;;e,
..’i'l volunteer to tend a garden
ii -eed of any kind and variety
‘ t'le garden.
.-.r Oaks in J h iFton county is
■ 0 have electric li;.;hJs.
. \.-f? county farmers have passed
fions to inti ease food crop
. : .• Great State Fair 1.-5 ,H:oing to
■ drive this year for poultry pre-
.01-;'.” said f'olonel Jo.seph E.
sfH retary oT the fair.
■ "ih Wilkesboro is making plans
r.tensive street 1 I'l P rnvement.
. Anna H. Shaw will speak in
r Ul April 25.
. 7 checks are bcln,*; delivered this
'• 10 members at Spcncer of the
brothf rhood.s—Engineers, Con-
rs. Firemen r-nd Ijrakemen—for
:• time during the month of Janu-
!i ihe face of the eheeks it is
1 that this if for time made under
!a;nson eight hour law.
' \i. I'>'TATi^ is like all oilier l>n>inc"-
i: r.-vj.iins aiixtTti'inix to .slimiilat.-it.
Lv 11 a ilivi-rsiiicd ad •..ill .vork wo'i
(. -rs. 'i ry o!iv.
ii:;x!!;:!-;sox ('orx'^v x;-:\vs: i^caii i.
in i'he N'isili.r.' Se!id ,'tt cents fsjr a
VI :ir's to ’'Tlie \'isit(.:,"
i!'-:;{Ierst.nviIie, Ts. C. .^-23-lf»
i’dSiVlOXS \V.\XTi-'i) To iu-lp tb(!se out
I I a I- 'r v. b.o dcsiro a 1-elU-r on-v‘,
t!a- Xc\' wil! ])rint aus ';f not nn're
tiian. 25 words in this column 'v.ilhout
(.•,;st. tfc
1' :v S.\Li-' I’uiv 1)rc(i licrksliirc })i;
seXi s; also ('oi ke’s 1‘rolilie sei ■,
rorn, selected in fi-.-lti and e:i-rniinaii '
tested. .1. 1*. Wimberly, Marl 1'.'. '
;-'arm, }{.it(.k'boro, X. I'. 3-2o-'i(!, ,
LC’F'i' STOLI'X l'bn;;;l'.-!nired black
and laii oo;.'; i/rn.d, Airuale tcrriir.
Hail on Collar marked “Tick” Barclay,
Pr -vard, X. Reward. Advise Oscar
ia.\ter, Clitslaut Hill Farm, Brevard,
X. C. 4-20-2tc
WAXTFI) Younff man, sinfile, to assist
in V. I: in;.^ trta K i;anU-n, easy ’.vi'ik >’-
i i!'.-iretf‘ smoker, liquor drinker .r
i : u;)Iy. Address I’. (* •• •>
I . i\ ai the News oflice tor in-
;'orrn. • ii n.
j duct ion of food and f« -m! crops. An
j enrollment of two hundred ijoy.s and
I girls in each county in the state would
I mean an army of 20,"'•b industrially
j inclined, productvie young men and
: young women. Already 5,071 club
j members have begun their ac'tivities. I
I The following is a list of tlie lead-|
I ing countics. bas: d ou the total enroll- ;
! ment for all clubs: I
! (luilf'nrd. 2-!!>; I’uncombe, 242;
j Wilkes 220; Iredell. 2»»1; Wake, 1S8;
Maciison, ISO; Stanley. 170; Cleveland,
107; Johnston. ]:il; Ruth('rf(,rd. LJO. j
“With tlie entraiiie o! this country
into the Knrop«'an tlieater of war,”
states .Mr. .(I- Unbiiiow. of the agri
cultural club work, "w;!! com.- not
only tilt' call for a display of military
spirt and patriotism, but llii' a .-ur-
ance, on the part of tiie ciiiz:'nship
of the Cnitc-d Suites, of le.axiiiriim in
dustrial and prodtj' tive devi'lopni.'nt.
As a tanir;'.,le i;ait of such pn-p.ired-
ness mea.'Ures. tht' niemlters of tho
various !5oys’ rind C;.!.',’ .\,i.’:rictiliural
and Live-stock CIul)'. in a nation-wide
movcniiMit. wil! do a great d?'al fov.- ;:-d
contrihuting fc'd and food-.-^ttiffs for,
the ina!ntenanc(- of i)oth the tiiilitary
and civilian i;opulation. :
“In Xorth ('arolii’.a th's year an
army of Tl b(>:>- an.d have al
ready begu’! wnrk oti th dr i)r>).!u.'tiv.; I
I)r(>j('-.-ts. Tlii • eff;rt v. ili r. .-. Ivi- it
self into 2.i;:'4 acres of ( orn. SJ
of cotti-n. 1.2i.‘> I'i-s. i'roiii 'vlil. h n y
‘ lC( ..7i ny; 7J
a/re
■ ■, and 1 27S .
;is ;:s to-,,
w.'.’lth can
Guaranteed worm med-
i:inc and stock tonic* Also
for hogf cholera and
worms in h
No dosing:, no drench
ing* Stock 'ck it and
like it fine, but no danger
of over-dosing. Put Dr.
Blackman's medic.itcd salt
brick in iced box and
stock doses itself accord-
■ ^ its needs.
Price, 25 cents g
tor ^ . io. biic.^.
J F A R M E R S
SUPPLY CO.
W. B. Michael
Factory Representative for
Western North Carolina for
Twenty-Five Years for the
WEAVER PIANO CO.
YORK, PA.
Sample Pianos Next Door
to Duci(worth Drog Co.
Brevard, N. C.
Buy a Good
Bicycle
Four standard makes in
stock—Pope, Elco, National
and Ardmore—all proven
wheels of sure quality.
Priced $25 and up. Second
hand, $10 to $25.
Always carry a full line of
Bicycle Tires and sundries.
Small repair work of all
kinds on bicycles, guns,
locks, keys, and expert
sharpening at reasonable
prices.
Articles sent by mail for
repair receive especial care.
Frank J. Nevercel
47 West CoUege St-cet
Asheville, N. C.
IM
Put plenty of
FERTILIZER.
under your crops
this year, and get it from us.
Every sack
guaranteed as labeled.
Prices right.
Cash or on time.
Brevard Lumber Co.
Phone 120 Close to Depot
.1
ii
Tiie i: May be Something You Need in This List
Look It Over
be cxp-'c^tMi a \ t ry I tvKi
of n. aimt.s, ■!''! o’
initrhr-.; of !;’i-h i)utul.;
poultry Hocks. Wli.U i;
ward ;-.(i(iins; to l.'-■lai'
he il!;i mI l)y stu.i?'."’; t;i-* l.or?'|
roi’ii ci'op la;.t year iiu re:'ihe us-'
s; ('1' I’;;* s b>' Ilio pis^
work pro.hK I :i ; worih of p-rk ,
fiiK’.d tl}.' pni!’!'y clait 'va.s r('s’>o:'.';ihle I
for raisin;;- oj.UUO birds for pro- i
du( tion. i
Se!ow are scattering.items from the Big Hardware Stock, to show
you the variety of things we carry:
ICE CREAM FREEZERS
GARBAGE CANS
ALUMirSfUM WARE
CHURNS
CREAM SEPARATORS
ARDEN HOSE
1
LIST TAKERS NAMEB
BY COMMISSIONERS
Tho conTity fominissionors have
Marnrcl the t'xllowin.i' list talu'rs.
Thu tint*? for t)o.iL;inning servic's
h>is not boon fixod :
iJrovnrd, Koscoe Nicholson.
Bo\tl, L. F. Lyd.iy.
( 'ntheys (Jiv(*U,.T. P. Wilsf.n.
Dnnns Rock, W. M. Maxwell.
Eustiitoo, W. H. Summey.
(Jioucf'stcr, Hiir.son McCull.
llo.ufbiirk. J. Alfred 0\v('n.
Litth; Uivor. Morrell.
.Mr. Wilson v:ss u])])oinl'.‘d to skc-
ct'ed S. P. Collin.s, resigned, for
Cathevs Crock.
“Wais are not only war-' d with jnin.s i
and s!ic!!.>: tlioy aro louuj. aloa?; oco !
I'oniic lint'.--, with food. clothinK and j
:-helt.'r a.s ihrtH? grt-a; fnipririv-;’.! fun-
d'lnientaLs. In Europe the call fcr in-
dir.trial patriotism was s,Mi!i:b;-d :’l-
most as "oon as the calls to :*rms was I
made. Women and cliiblr* n are now
tilling the t^oils of England. France and
Germany, so t ’at the men who fight
may be fed. This conn try is embark
ing on an era of suffering and priva
tion. Ln ye ir saw an incredible
shortage of almost evei*y commcdity
u.sd for food- Ri •' was the only ex-
cpiion. w; h p.:! ■ n-ri'ased army and
navy to su;)no:*t and feed, with thou
sands of men drawn away from tlieir
normally productive occupations, with
the destruction of millions of dollars’
worth of food by those in Europe, who
normally woj’.d be producing, under
such circumstances, every man, wo
man and child who grows an edible
commodity is a patriot, in every sense
of the w’c;d.”
WASHING MACHINES AGATE WARE
KF.ROSENE RANGES POULTRY WIRE
/.UTOMOBILE TIRES POULTRY SUPPLIES
, UTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES , FLY-TIME SUNDRIES
“ANYTHING IN HARDWARE"
OTTIS GREEN HARDWARE CO.
Durhann Employs V/eigher.
Durham.—The board of aldermen
has empowereil tpr> city of Durham
to employe a whole-time sealer of
weights and measures and 5.000 cop
ies of tho ordinance arc being printed
for distribution. The offiro is practi
cally a new one in Xorth ('arolina, and
the cnpointee will be clothed with ths
authority of a policcman to minimize
tho fr.mds possibly practiced on the
housev.ife. His terra of office em
braces one year, and it is mandatory
that !:o visit all firms, person.s and cor-
Doraticns usiiiK balances, wei rht?. ^tc.
11 West PacR Square
WHolesale and Retail
PHorie 1S53
AsHeville, N. C.
on
£i Throo Months Trial Sub-
ccrlption lo
Tin-: .v.sHKViixr: times
North Ca.rolina’s livest nowspa-
P'T is olTt-red to the rcador.s of
I'li.’i ]!:iMcr for Daily and Sunday.
I’n’l As. o( Intod Pj css Hcnort.
I*:';; 0(1 i’l o-Hs S'ji:c]:iy Horvioo.
a'u I'caturcs, l!li;:;tr-\led.
t’turlcii anti iUiiiiful of
Enclo.’cd find $1.1)0 for a thrro
months Trial Subi:c;'i[;:ion to i:'.:•
Ashovillo Times — and
Sunday.
X'j.iTie
1*. O
Street
R. V. r>