./o, BK£ v AiiD, NOETH CASOLINA
BREVARD NEWS
Naiiu- t from
Sylvan Valley Nows, Jaimary i, igi7.
NOAH M. HOl.l.OWl- LL. Kilitor
1'utilishi‘il I'viTs" I’hiii S(.lay. I'lUi rod at
Ixis'.itVii • at Mrr\ aul. N.I.. as
M'Ooiid i-lass mattir.
SUUaCUlPTlON PRICE.
C)nt year - . - . $1.00
Six monthw ... - 60
Thren months - - . .35
Two months ... .25
Payable by check, stamps or
moiiuy ordt^r.
I'anls Ilf tlianl.s, 1 f'-nUiti-'iis atnl
iiH'Ui'irials I'niilislu'it mily at liaU I'om-
mcu'ial I atf. I'imtim; 10 i i'lits l>tT iin li
or one lourth I'lTit piT \v>inl.
S\ihsiTii'tii'!js Hot coiitimu'il afit-t ex
piration of tmi'' paiil for »'X>. t i>t on te
Hiiost.
! The auspicious openings of Camp
LSa])phire and I'rench Uroatl Canip
atTonl not only encouragenic-nt to
llie nianai;enient of the camps l)iU
i^ralil'\ ing news to the people of
this .section. These camps are con-
ilucted hv men of marked ahilits
and hi”h character and the News
joins with the comnninity in u-
jt'icini; with them over the snccc's
of these institutions. Those famil
iar with camp .schools are contident
that .similar success awaits campN
tor i;irls. anil it is to he depl()red
that plans launched for a .i;irls
camp this year could not l»e leal
i/ed.
STOfiy TELLERS
Friday, July 13, 1917.
Times must he dull over in llen-
dei''onville, the suburb i>f Ihevartl,
vvheie the Hn>tler is eflitoriall\
ailvocatiui; ^t^cl•t dancing.
Despite the tavaj^e t'f (^Id Mars
anti the embarrassments and incon-
\enience-^ I'('casioiied b\- Col. II. C.
L.. Pan Cupid and Mt. Stork are
acti\elv >n tlie job around l’>re-
\-.ih1.
“The cloud which darkens a
llendi. I sonville maidi'u's blow is
ctftfii times no l.ir>4er tlian a man's
haui'l,’ advisee the I lender>on\ ilk-
llustUr, whiih means, we ])re
sumi.-. that st.ii.u of tlK.)sc‘ love-sick
>waius have \ erv lii'’ m'Uilhs.
“When makiii;^ up a list ;t
]>ooks to take to the mountains
with \t'U, don't »'ld Col.
I’ockctbook it you want to have a
i:‘'oii tiuK’." ad\'ises tl;e Pii'keus
S(.-ntiiul. Coirect. tor it taki.-'the
«loUi;h to ]'ii'duci- the bi''Cuit'>
th'-'L- 'lavv.
Transylvanians to War.
Sinet? u is lii*;lily probable that ,
f lu' yonn^' men of tlm conntry who
ai t' i>liysieally and morally lit will
h»> ealletl tipon for stmie kind of
s‘rviet' and »iralt«‘d at an early
date, it ttjipcars to the X«‘\vs that
an nnnsnal ou]»tirtnnity is olVt'red
for biMMniin*^ a commissioned olli t-r
t)v takinir the thrt'e months' eourst*
t>f trainiTii^at Fort (>^lethor})t‘, (la.,
where tlu' eanip ft>r the second
coiiisf of trainiiif^ will ujM'n on
.\ULCUSt ‘J7.
'rho."e Jiilrnitletl to th»* camp for
trjiiinnfx will he i)aid a monthly ,
salary »if .^loo anti rtMmhnrst*d for
friinsportatit)n and uniforms, and |
!'iil)si.->tenee will oti provided. Com ^
inissittns not seenrt'tl in this wmv ,
\vill he t>htaini‘d only throuj^h prt>-
motioh frt)in the ranks.
'Pht* Nt'w.s IS ^lad to st>e tliat
Transylvanians ari> i)rei)aring to t:o
land would like fti s;*t* otliers make
'the most t)f this o]t}»ortunity for
1 they stantl a chance of i)ein}r
j ilrul It'd into a mueh less ilt'sirahle
ist rvu e iM'fore tlu; war is ttver. |
A]>i>liCMtion blanks and full in
Uormatiuu can bt.i securetl from'
U. \V. (ilenn, (iri*enstn»ro, N. ('.
GLADE CREEK PEBBLES
Mrs. Robert E. Ranson is Elected
President at Annual Meeting at
Chapel Hill.
Raloigh.—Mrs. Rt)bort K. Ranson,
prt'sideiit of tli« Xorf’.i (’arolina Story
TelliMs’ L(*aRii«; aiul in.strudor in
stor.v-telliMK at the A. & K. Collopt*
suniiiif'r scluxil. rotiini'l troiii
Chapel Hi’.!. v.luMC she attciiilod tlie
animal nnx*'lii« of the Story Tellers’
LeaRuo.
At tho aiuuial moetinr of the hnigtie,
the following offict'rs wort* elected:
Mrs. K()l)erf H. Uaiison. Mount Olive,
president; Miss Kdiia S. Itankin, Hel-
niont, vii e-iMOsitU'iit; Mrs. K. J. (’ol-
trane. secretary, and Mr. W. F. Mar
shall. publisher of North Carolina Ed
ucation. treasuror. A program com
mit toe. consist iiiR of the following
mpinbrrs, was appointetl: Miss Kliza
Parker, of ('olumbus county; Mrs. A.
Vermt)nt. of A.^heville. and Miss An
nie ('hcrry. rural supervisir of Ihir-
nott coinitv. This committee and the ... ,, i i ,
Nina, the threi* year oltl danplif'T ;
l.rc,-ident will prejiart* the programs i , |
that arc to b‘ published cat h month *^i'd Mrs. Ij. M . IIan»ilt*iii oj |
in the North ('arolina Kducation. which i Seliea, tlied on »>uiMhiy mtirnin; .
is thf' ofti( ial organ of the tcachcrs of | Burial was math* at Mt. Moritih
the state and al.'^o of the Story Tellers’j Duckworth j
Loacrup A connnittee to be known as ! ,.1^11- ,
^ ... , eondneted the funeral,
the publication committee was also ap-
piiiit(‘d. The members of this com
mittee are; Miss Daphne O’arraway.
rural :Mipc:v;«or for T^ako county;
Miss Mi'.ry Sliotwell. rural supervisor
wf Lenoir (ouiity, ind .Mrs. Thomas P.
Harrison, of Raleigh. This committee
and the president are fo prejiare a
bulletin that is to l>e issued by the
.'-itate Department of Kducation, this
department having '•-.'.■gnized the
Story Tellers’ League as being an im
portant fa tor in the educational life
of the state.
Mrs. S. Orr and daughter, Mary
Helle, spent Sunday afternoon with i
Mrs. Dave England.
i'erry Mei rt 11 of Little Kivf^r
spent hist wee k with his daughter,
Mrs. H. L. Capjis.
Fitft! Morj'jin and dau^liter.
A/alee, of (ireciivillo, art; visitinji
friends and relntivos in this .‘-ec-
tion.
.Mrs. K. Xortt)n and Klla Mtiy
Kitzpalrick of Cullowhet; art; visit
inj' Mrs. Tom Siirrott.
J. M. Orr of IMsfXtili Forest spent
Sunday altoroo(»ri jit .fohn Lythiv’s.
Harley Merrtdl of Ijitthi Livt r
sp(‘nt Sjiturthiy ni^ht with his sis
ter, Mrs. K. L. ('apj>s.
HAMILTON GIRL DEAD
CARSON CREEK ITEMS
Turbines Turn at Badln.
Albemarle. The wat*>r has reached
(he height i:i the Radin d:im where it
has commeiK ed to plunge through the
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Raines are
the jiarents of an infant lai:t:hter.
Miss Fst(dle Hnbbanl, who lias
been spending: the winter and
sprin" at Brevartl, is visiting her
parents for »i while, Mr. and Mrs
A. W. ilnbbard.
P'rank Hayes of ('berrylieltl spt'iit
Sjiturday nif'bt jind Suntlaj’ witli
bis dautrhter, Mrs. Leon Hubbard.
Miss Dovie (Jarrt II has rt'tnrned
to Brevjirtl atter sjientlinf' two
METHODISTS’ NEW PIPE ORGAN
EXrOSES APPALLING IGNORANCE
I 'aimet''' intc rvstvt’
111
;o\\mu
SL-.ond or' ]!'' ot l:i"h ]niialo(.sby
platuin.u in Jul\ an>: .\u.;u'i would
t’.i Well t'> ; c:u uiar No.
\>. to r. W. K;1l;otc. I'lii'-'lor,
\^:^ ;;Itural i'.xlcv.'M)n St. :\'a'(,
k.d(iL;h. N- c. 'I'l'.e aulhonlits
I'onU r.'-l that slv ik1 > lo])- c.iti 1 e
V,ro\\n hero ''U' Cr^ iullw "o ;t linic
a:;d l.ibo; v. liyTiol lake
1^1- (■; li.’.^h jiricL-."?
I'lK- beuet'its of a farm
I’k r.i'atoi' ill Cla\' count\' a
ill the Slalt.- l.iiu- W'et.kl\
V that beloif h.ix inL; the tlcmou-
‘-Irator the c>'inUy liad .‘iM acres in
s. y bcaU''; th.it the acre;iut,- wa^ in-
crea-'cd li 'J'l'I atlu- ii’.st, \i.ai'
ot demoiisli,i'ion .s(.-r\ict.- and tin.
•.-timate is I.ihid a'lc" this year,
vi'.ldinu a .■'.'ii 1 1 u)(i sov bean cro]).
'I'hatV in to make a man o]n.-n
liis t. \s a.'' to tarm ilemon-'tration.
In
'peakni;.; ot in^row int’.
'iiclies a.v.il ]i;ira]y'-i> of tin.-
})oekelbo('k. wh'cli ]'re\'entcd sonic
tiom --u! • ii liny, for the daih'
i'"'Uv t!u- i ik nler''on\ ille llir-tkT
t'ai-h;ii-;l\ .c.id 1'a* adds
tlie to’.low inu; ' Soir.e of thest.-
tl)e-e lcl!o\\-> will dit' and their
1 u i’i woiu'ui' \\ h\- we didn't
^to:> th'- to write a ^ulxUied
w a l ot literature about their
IK-'- - ->n earth.''
I’>o::i, unto IlenderNoiuilie. a
hu "k\', iiiiK- I'ound daily new^pa-
jar. 'The l.wr.in- llnstkr. which
ajipeats I .r in a \ei\ l.ne slate of
health. It l;a> a U'’od newsser-
\ ice and ulatifx in” ad\erli."inL;
jiairon.'tue, and iheie i> no reason
on tlu >nrlace wli\ il will not en
Joy ;.;m(.m1 health tlirou;j,h the sn:n-
nier. il lia\in” btm erealed fora
]>e:io(! i f i.nl\- thi\-e mciilhs. It is
ii.ally (.leditablr .md a m-ocl town
a-set.
Slutl\- tile illiistrali 111 on tlu-
fr. )iii pa.ue entillcd '•'fhe Chinch
l'.xi»andin-“ and “The Su!i of
Rural Riulile lU^-iHss," and you
will ;4el a broader xisiou (,f
jto^'sibilities oi the church, 'i'he
chnixh cannot render the valua.ble
.serx'ice it .■'hotilil until the peojjle
attend il and for this reason the
News will bej;in next week a series
ot illustrated articles showint^ w liy
every ])er.son should attend church
reirularlv.
Wi- ahvnys kiu'W tlu' wtirld was
sjinnklfd with jackasses anti ot her
hriiyin^ fools i«ut we hadn't e\-
pii'ft'd sut'h ji .shower of them
aiiion^ fhe mnvsjiaper jtrofessnn
until \vi‘ rend the followin'^ e.K-
posurt's t»l i,L’iioranee on the part of
the Wtivnesville ('ourier and the
1 ieiulersonville 11 ustler ;
'I'he Courier exposes itselt as fol
lows ;
j A new or^'jtn was hist we**k in
stalled in one of the lirevani
churches, and the I’.revard Nt'vs in
j telling ot the event o^uotes troni tl.e
I iK'dlcatoi y jtrayer ot tliej)astor as
.follows, with the coniiiieiit that i!
! is elear cut and unmi.--takable :
i “(iod Al;uiL,dity forbid that
iinj;t‘rs that make niusu' for nnd
ini:ht r- vels or teet pt)llufeti in the j
dance .'•hoidd i-ver touch the.-e
keys.
Now we uiiderstnntl that thin*:s'
- in Tran.-'ylvania county iiave been,
nun- or less chaotic sinct* the
mt'inoiahle Iljotl ot last yetir, but
IS It true, l!rotlu‘r Jlollow‘11, that
tile keys ot the ehureh oryai's ale
operatetl by the daintily siijijiered
teet of the jtretty or^ani.^t'r It it is,
watch lor us ‘-in your miJst" next
SuiKbiy.
The llr.stler lilted the lid of its
I stale jflly can in the tolluwinj;
manner;
; A new ort^an was installeil in a
church at ilrevard last week tiittl
, I he New> (piot»-s t he pastor, in dedl-
eatin^ tht‘ instrument, as utti ring
Jjiayer as fttlhjws ;
'■!ud Almi^'hty forbid that
linirersthat makt* music tor mid
;ni^dii revels t»r teet ])t)lluted in the
I dance slnndtl ever tonch these
i keys. ■■
Them's our sentiments. Nothin','
Would su disturb the sanctity of a
ehureh as to witness a yuuii;.' hidy,
I w’hether she tianeed or whetlier she
: did iU)t tlance. sit on her
j shoulders ttiid ]>lay tho doXolo^'V
; with ht‘r feet.
! The fete wouhl not be elT»*te, anti
eertninly not an fait.
I W e pass this t)ii to fht* (ireens-
bijro News, ('Ldumbia State, and
Hah i^'ii News and Observer, and
, Tiuiipa Tribune, and 15. L. T. of the
I ('hKM”o Tribune.
I Organs Have Pedal Keys
I We have to assume in tho lij'lit
j of this grand array of ignorance
that the editors tjf these newspajiers
i don't know anything whatevt*r
lal'our pipe organs, which are equip-
j ptvl with manual and j)edal kt>v-
i>oanls for use by bttth the nimble |
lingers and dainty feet. j
llunie.- and the great turbine wheels \veeks with her ]»arents. Mr. and
conimenced to ftirn and the Hadin ,s- .1 ot* (birrt'ii
aluininiuni fat forit's are now being op
erated by elertricity maiiufa.ttired by
electric j'ower jut at hand. s])eTuliTig a \\t*ek with grand
-Mr. White, of riM.'liurg, who is the parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hub
inventor of the jal kind of tur : b.nd
bine wheels us^tl. was present and
was greatly rejoiced w’lien »hc water
was turned tlirout:li the flumes, fo .'^et-
that the great invcnii;)n made l»y liiin
self operating • '1! iitly. There arf
in operation at jjroKeijt three of what
are said ft' be tiie finest turlinf
wlieels ill t’le w: ;id, Fotir flumes ^irr
provided for the dam. but ui> to tl.f
pr*‘^('nt only three turl)ii;es have l)t-ci
instalh'd. The fcnirfh on‘ will pos
sildy be installed within tht‘ next few
mont hs.
Little ClilTt)rd Allison of lin'vard
Mrs. Kmnui Htiines is very ill.
i'ro])?. are l(poki..i: tine in ttur see
tion jiiid everyImmIv is bii"»v.
Hi.I 1; liKl.l..
TESTED AND PROVEN
Seaboard Has Big Wreck.
Raleigh, Sjn-ediiig north at thirty
five miles an iiotir. Seaboard .\ir Lint
extra No. crashed head on intr
local freiglir train .N(;, ;*,s four and oiu-
half niil(‘s ab. ve Franklinton
minutes after ti; .'’,0 Saturday nioniii;.-
killing l'aig;;;f ers Samuel (; Linkoie
ar.d H (laskin. Fireman O. L. Well.-
and Hrak»*iiia!; tleorv:*’ H. .Vajiier, st*r
iously injining Hrakenian T. ). .T-.mei-
and Firetuaa .lolin coliu-ed, ainl
(lenidlishing t-.vo of the inri;*- S.tii:.- F»
engines and twciay-six freight car^
lad'-n mostly w.ih v. aternielons. hash
potatoes and )her ] erishables, de.-tin
ed Id p.er'hern markets.
(■’barged with manslaupliter through
ne.t;Iei t cf iliity, (;, S. T.trobs, operatti!
at Frank!:!!, is in Wake ctuiiity j;iil
having been brought li re win-n talk
t'f 'unuiry jiunishii'eat was given ere
d t- by tiie i’ranklia county authori
ties.
'I'liere is a Heap of Solace in Be
ing Able to Depend Upon a
Well Ivarned Reputation.
For niimths Hrevaid readers
ia\t* s -en the eonsfjint e\]>n s>1oti
It is Now Cnptain McAden.
rharlo't>‘ .lames T. Me.-\den ha.=
received from the I’resideiit and Sec
rotary of War his coinmision as cap
tain in the lienartment of Ordnance.
Officers’ Heserve (’orii.'--. .-\rmy (>f th?
Tnited States. The cninmission dates
from June "a. 1017. lie took the oath
of office and is under instructions to
report to the I'.ock Island (111.)
arsenal. Tie is a son of Mis. Ben Mr-
Aden, of nal('i!/ii.
of nrtiise for I)otin's Kidney Pills,
a few and read about the ixikhI work they
l;aved(tr;(‘ in this locality. What
other renied\ ever produced such
'■onvincing ]>rov'f of merit',:'
\V. Britt. ])olieeinan. !s .
Woodlin Ave., Asheville. N. (’.,'
^•lvs: "Heing on niy feet all day 1
brings on attacks of baekatdie. At!
times my baek has been so bad that {
If fhrobbt'd likt' a footbeaolie and |
1 couldn't take a step or evt'U stand j
wifhouf snlTt ring great ])!iin,j
Wheti'-ver fhe^(> s])ells eome on I|
use Doan's Kidney I’llls anil in a
tew days the trouble always di.'.-
uppears, "
l’rie«‘ .'lOe. at all dealers. I)on’f
"iinj'ly ask for a kidney remedy— |
_'et hoMil's KldlleV i‘lll.~—the satile
that Mr. Mntt has tisis. Foster-;
Milburn (’o.. Frops.. He.lTalo, N. Y. j
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Killed In Auto Accident,
(’harlotle. Karl Hicknell. promi
nent youn.tr bU'ai**ss ma;i here, was
killed in an automc;bile accident near
rtuthrrfordtf>n. lie* was a-tive in se
curing recruits for the officers’ train
ing camp at Fort Oglethorpe
NORTH CAROLINA 8RIEFS.
The erection of eight modern hrirk
school buildings in Ltnoir county to
repl.ac(‘ about 45 small frame houses,
now in service, was proposed by Dr.
J. M. Parrott, retiring chairman ot
fhe board or education, Just before he
relincuiished office in favor of (J. V.
C'owper, named chairman for the
coming six years.
Two hundred delegates attended the
annual convention of Bar association
at A'-' “ville.
Trirty-six counties have reported
additional selective draft registratioi;?i
sini-e June 5 that total filtS, of which
2r>r> are white and 2S;? colored.
Major General Ijeonard Wood, eo’ ■
mander of the department of t .*
soufhetist and ranking officer of the
T’nited States arm.v, visited Charlotte
I'hursday,
Many picnics and barbecues in thi-
state are being i>0stijoned until the
war is ovor.
Un> re''en?ative Webb has announc-
•vl t^at Mor^;uiiton Is to have clt5
mail tielivcrv. 1
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A\At^CH 1914
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EASTMAN KODAK COMPANY
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Q\)\c y
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AT LEAST “LOOK INTO,” BEFORE YOU “JUMP INTO ^
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WE SHALL GLADLY GIVE YOU OUR OPINION ON ANY
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BANK WITH US.
WE PAY H PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
BREVARD BANKING COMPANY
RTRIGHX
METAL SHINGLES
neyerneedrepa/rs. are inexpen
sive, Ifeaufiifii/dnd sformproof
have /o worry
^aboi/f ihe roof"
They wonf leak. burn, car/
or rof ake wood s/tinQles. nor
crack tike slate. \
THE STORMPROOF ROOF
For Sale by
CO., BREVARD, N;X.
STOMACH TROUBLE
Mr. Marion Holcomb, of Nancy, Ky., says: “For quite
a long while I suifered with stomach trouble. I w luldl
have pains and a heavy feeling after my meals, a mo.sf
disagreeable taste in my mouth. If I ate anything with
butter.oil or urease, I would spit it up. I began to have
regular sick headaciie. I had used pills and tablets, but
after a course of these, I would be constipated. It just
seemed to tear my stomach all up. 1 found they were
no good at all for my trouble. I heard
THEDFORD’S
BL£CK-DRAUGHT
recommended very highly, so began to use it. It cured
me. I keep it in the house all the time. It is the best
liver medicine made. I do not have sick headache or
stomach trouble any more.” Black-Draught acts on
the jaded liver and helps it to do its important work of
throwing out waste materials and poisons from the sys
tem. This medicine should be in every househ.oid for
use in time of need. Get a package today. If you feel
sluggish, take a dose tonight. You will fed fresli tu-
morrow. Price 25c a package. All druggists.
ONE CENT A DOSE
$15 Per Cord for Chestnut Wood
Cut your chestnut into telephone poles and you v/ill
rcccivc about $15 per ccrd for them, ^ritc for prL:^
and specificjitions.
ERSKINE POLE CO„ WEAVERVILLE, N. C
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