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MR. POOVEY’S PRAYER
GROWING IN FAME
Newspapers Joked About Dodi-
Ciitory Prayer of Pipe OrKiin,
But Now Take More Serious
View of the Matter.
Friday, .Inly 27, 1917.
lulhor clrv or o;iii it.
Tho closer llio wni undoi
ynir o\\■^\ vnu- ami 1i^ tur thr inori.
sot iousl V \ 'U vit \V it.
Ill tlu‘Sf troiiM.Mis war titiu"> tlu
\«nin;4 mail with a w’fr i^iloul'lv
})U'ssc»l ilt'S’-itc tlu- h r, 1.
You 11'.; n’aii, tlii'' i'' ('TK- tinu- tlu \
inado no ini-'lakc in ,mtti:i,c ^.'n!
miml'cr. aiul it imau'^ sonuthin;^,
too.
If \(^n f\'(.r war.tii! to run t’u-
'N\-W'^ t ■> x'onr I’Wii swit t ari'oid
n'w !•> till- tii:u lo nnnp into 1; r
Ill'S';.
Impcrtant News of the State. Nation,
and World Told in a Few Lioes
for Your CcnyeniaRce.
In tlu- lu-i'^l'.t tlie '•c.i'- '’! iTirt''
aiul \(.;^t:al!-s s •-.■. in 1 ir, a
trill;', l-nt \va"t(. tli-'i’i no’ ar.l j'li'
.''orvi'as many p'-svilili f,,i *1'.^
t’axs o'. 1:, ■' 1 arc ' \ n> nua:i'-
\ i r.
Manv a 1
snoi In ai I ■•’I’.n-:
lii)\\- ‘ > rnn
tlu- l.ittcr .I'tf
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wouM I’.kt.- ti
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o'.Vn ;i!. ] 1
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“An honest confession is f^ooii
for the soul,” a hhvui'-T with which
fill Hro fuiniliur aiitl if there is any
truth in it Ih’othcr l*owi>ll of the
Hendersonyille Hustler must have
lii’iil*^ ^'liid his soul hy the lollowiiu;
1‘ojifessioti ;
••'I’hi' lirevard News takes exei‘]i
ti(>ns to our eoinnuMit . n tluxh-ilica-
ttiry prayer of the »u>w ]>ile orf^aii
installed in one of its ehnrehes,
\vher»“in the ;^'ooil ]>nslt»r hojicd tluii
no feet that had diineed would pol
lute the keys.
“'rins is a pipe! Lik('\visu a jiij)
i-;n:
\\’»> adii'it onr laek of nnisieiil
cilm'ation nnd u(!yer looked a P'P‘*
.,r^>aii in its faee. If it is anythu.^,
like a Ford wt' het you a don^^hiUit
tliiit yon eainiiit step on the aeeele
rutor and L’et the same t'llect a^
von ilo when niint)le tin^^er^ nuis
'M^'c the ) vories.
“.Inst irnii^rin*' a daint\’ iirtranist
with corns on her toes, weuriii},'
No 1 feet in \o. shoes, trying to
play Old Hnn.lrrd with her ]iedal
I'xtrenutu's !”
1'he ('onrier Hetieent
The WavTU'sville Courit'r has not
lifted tlu“ hnrdt'n hy a eonfessitin.
which the following from the ;
'^tatesvilh' Linulmark is enouf.;h to ,
move him tt» his knet'S ; ;
“A n_‘w or^an was dedicutt'd in a ,
•hnreh at firevard and the Hreyard
News tjnoti's this sentenet' from tlu* |
paster's ih'dieatory ])rayer ; j
I
•• ‘(Jod Almif^hty forbid that lin- I
lTits that make innsie for inidni;zht
reyels nr feet pollnti'd in the dance
should ever touch these keys.' |
-• Wherenjjon the irrevt'ronf edi-|
t \\ h( n i t »r ef the Waynesville Courit'r j
Iv liiiT’ i wants to know if the ‘keys of the
' ('hnn h ori^nn are o]u*rnted by th.
dainty slipjtertd feet of the ])retty
I 1 rLCitnist. ’ "
ROUND ABOUT THE WORLD
A Condensed Record of Happenings
of interest From All Point*
of th« World.
Domestic.
U is amiouncf'd from Atlanta that
men drawn in the seh taive draft, will
lie iiermiited lo enlist in any hrancli
of tile service until (tfherwise oidered
by the authorities at Wa.'Oiin^lon.
I’a.'^st iiRer ttains representiti;; 16,
267,oi.’s mile;; of train service a year
lia\e h*‘cn elitiiin.ated hy the railroads
of the country to facilitate maximum
tran.^peri.-itioti of freight for the .uc-
-e.-sfiii pro. ecution of the war.
Seiiator.s w lio have hei n iiroiniiu nt
in oppo.'^itif; ciiii.‘:’ription led the oppo
sitioii to the admini.'-tration hill pro-
vidiiiK fot a fireat airplane
fleet when the ..-nate took the hill uii
ft>r considt'ration. Senator Hardwick
of Cicorgia oi i'o.'^cd the administration
bill.
Presidential intercepsion in the
(a^^t-s of the sixt«‘en Suffrauists sent
to tli>' |)i.‘-trict of ('ohnnhia work
hoti.-^e to serve sixty days for picke!
in>; at thf white house m Washin.i^toii,
or api •■al of their eases lo a hi.ijh
eotii-i, appears certain.
Coy. Frank O. Lowdon of Illinois
apjieared before the state council of
defense and. assfrtinjr that coal prices
are too hijjh, stated that if necessary
to corr4‘ci the situation, he wouiti ’ail
a special ses.-ion session of the le.uis-
lature to empower the count-il t(» take
any action needed.
-\n appea! to the business worhi “to
make the condtic: (>f this war as ch an
and patriotic, as hf't'oic and selfsacr!-
ticinK at home as it is in the trenches
i.'f l-'raii(' ;Mid Kiar.dei s.” has h i-n is-
sueii by Carl Vroonian, asMsiani secre
tary of agriculture.
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Indiana Heard I'roin,
While theri‘ 1ms becTi a irreat
ileal of ('omm‘nt lueully cuncerninL'
the jmhlicity LMven n sentence from
R* v. \V. K. ]’iiovey'> jtr.ayer, .iaek-
son L. Lance, Tnanaixer of the In
liianajiiilis ollire of the \V..l, llnwiv
Laiiil Company of IndmnajMjlis,
Ind , is the tir.'^t reader to bt‘ mwved
t I ])eii a few wi)rds ef dis^nst at
any jokini^' attitude nhont the in-
strnmt-nt deilicatel to a holy jcnr-
; l)i^se. Mr. Laiu'e writes as follov’s ;
' ■ ‘ ■ IMitor, Ni*ws ;
1 • '11m: t\\n j yini mieht aj)]>reciate
' :ii!"-!t .i Kan kiuiwiiii; that at lear't one of your
.I’.l :r> V'. readers apj'roved your rt'ply to the
k I;a-;f pnny. yes vtilirar. etVortsuf S'uneof
riic'-c w ‘ 'f y> 'til' contem])oranes to ])oke fciii
f't I’f- I’oovey's n-ferencc to the
. .. 'I', ,, charai'ter of hands and feet that
. , . , . were (lesired to ]>erform eii the
'•' ‘-u !h' ;;
ne A" oriraii at the Metlnniist church,
in his iledicatory jtrayt'r.
1 think yon have ]tro})eily naineii
tliem, f'lr certainly r»o trc'ntli'manV
luin 1 could bi'C: me s j jiervertcd as
to associate the s:icred ]irecincts of
t!ie h'ily ill iiu-el with the conti»r-
tions of thu low (livt'and brothel,
; which was i-vidently the cause for
‘ the chea]) and tame varii-ty of
itwadille that emanated from their'
tlleir St. I
■rtinie
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e\ > rv IV..in Yours yerv truly.
li' -n ! ■• ^ird nn:il
i'.vc ■'nmniort.'l
A. ill 1 >1, ej'. (hi'- He )• a , iir| ' .1 ulv 17, 1 '.M 7
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.lackson L. Trance.
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GUESTS AT IDLEWILDE
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•I time.
Following: an the names of visit
rs Htoi»])in^ with Mr. uiul .Mrs. \V.
Ii. 1 )uckwoi'th at the Idlewilde :
I Mrs. IleTiry Alcus und dau;;hter,
; l.tieile ; Mrs. B. (’asanas and
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1 diin^hter.-'. Kileei aiul H. ('. ; Misses
j Ar.ra and liildti A/.eonii ; Mrs. Tru- |
1.0 t,,c- 1.'. ; tn.it l!u- Xc.vs I Woodward and son, Truman ; !
l a^ lo-,t one ol its two I - ..11 . and Miss Mela Waki'field, iilloi'
To Correspondents.
(i-
ac-- aim «d \' i]iint(.eriii- tor r.n];-
tary ser\‘i'; e, a;i i lu- 'lil!:^ ult\- e\-
])ericnced in -. itii.,; a sucessor.
corre-pundent- are ieiuesle.l to
send in r,Illy imporl.ant lu-w-,
siicli as deatli''. marriaL^es,
dents, c riti' ..I illnes-. el. ., f
next two or three wcik
Xews can tide o\x-r
Iiaiidicaj).
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till,
unti; the
its jac'-eiit
Y our friends wriuld be pleased
to receive marked copies of the
News showing your whereabouts
and activities; 5 cents a copy.
New Orleans; .Mr-. K M‘Newby |
and children, .lames and Marian,
.Hiid Miss Fiitty Whedhei* of Hert
ford, X. ; Mrs. McKe'n/.iii of
L t wrenceyilh*, ta. Mrs. 'I'. F,
rinvlev of New Orleans, vvIkj wa>
rei'ently called to New Hampshire
IS e\]>ected to rt'turn to the Idh'
w ilile soon.
Mr. W. C. Crabtree, represent
ing Hopkins Tailoring Co., will
be at Weilt’s Gents’ St >re tomor
row, Friday and Saturday, July
27 and 28, to take your measuri
fi>r a fall or winter suit.
'I'he ;iinians claim to have sunk
(lose to 4.7.^ll,(MKl loi:.'. of nt ufral aud
allied shijipiii^; siiu-c Kt l ru;uy.
London tfle;^rani aiitiounc. ,■ thai
Slam, in oide;- to “uplKdd tin- sa«cii
fy of ini'I ii.-itieiial rii:liis aL'ainst na
tions showing conn n,pt for iiif pnii
ciples of humanity and respect fof tli*-
small sia'e?:, " i|i ( hired war a^:iinst
e-rm.any, .ind has .-'‘iz."! nine sieiiia-
ers, a^Tk:rei:tain^' nin-ieii fheusand
tons. ,\il leTinans and .\\i>triaiis have
be. n ;>la-. d tiiTTlei' arr« -i. tlor hu.-i-
ness seiz li and closed.
K* aiiaitr hi iwe. u the lines of ’he
spe. e!i (if Jin new Ci-rman cbani i-iior
to the 11 iclistac-. peace is no lit .irt-r
under th>- new reirinie th;ui ever exc. pt
on (;.Tni:in o rm.'-. Tl;e clianeellor
said 1* iir.any \\euM a'- ept an !. 'n-
oral'll- ac.*, but that the inreivri-
fion of f!,e I’nio.i Siat.s was U')t
sei'iiiusly Cl ■n.-iib-red. a 'he subma-
rin.-s wiiiil.l 'aki“ ear'' of anyhiiiK t!ie
I'niti-d Siai.s miL'ia ib>.
In iIn ;ia ' f' w !| :y- . Paris report---
tb-t four i’r*’nch ni'-: i-l.aiiMarn l:ave
b>-. n uie i:ci- .'-sfiii;v altacki-.! by (Jer-
man t'bo.its.
i *ui- :o i! .■ iniitinv ef !{M-"ian ret^-
inieni in (;.-.lie:.i. -b.' Hu-.-ians h;iv.'
lost iiiU(-!i of the cahieil t.rriiory, *o-
.ee;li(-r with a la:;:'- nuialer of ]ir;s-
oii' rs. 'I'll'' (i> rmaiis saw an opi nin--
and bits'.-n.-d to lak'' a Ivaii'ai:.- of tlic
:'i ;ariiii Ku.-.-ian w\-tkn''ss.
T!.:*'.* l-'r. n«-li meii (laai vcs-.«is of
more ihaii sixti'en tiundr' d ii n-- and
uvo of liian tliat tonii.-ii;.’ wre
recently >iiiik by C. rnian submarines.
Ab xaiiii'r !•'. Ki :'-a.-ky. nani.'^ r of
war and laariuf, has been appoint'd
the n*'w Ki’s-Ian premier, but will re
tain bis I oMfoiio.
Anotin I inaiiifesiation of arnied sail
ors .and soldicis and workin.mnen and
wonii'ii in whi-!i stiois wn- tired took
place alonir the Ne\esky Pro.-p.-ct, I’e-
troirrad. 'I'ht- extent of ib.. casn.i!:ie-
is imkno'An. 1'bis is tb.- lirst time
since ih.- revolution that tl.e ('ossacks
lu'ive a; ■ fared.
The ci.uncil of the now body of sol-
di» is, workmen and peasants of all
Hussia. the extremists abstainin^^ frem
part.eipation, passed a I' solution aft'-r
an allni.L'ht session. aftiT the ('os
sacks had appear* d r>n th(> streets of
PetI•o^rad, reject in'.r "wiiii indignation
all attempts to infliuau'*” the attitude
of that tioily.
Sir l-alward Car.son has relinijuish-
ed his post as tirst lord of tlu Brit
ish admiralty ami .joined the war cabi
net without portfolio. Sir Kdward will
be succe. iled by Sir Kric Campbell
Ceddes, who Las been director ^ene-
lal of munitions suiiply.
Winston Spencer Churchill, who has
hi »‘n at the front has been made Hrit-
is)i tninister of munitions.
In the reorganization of the Ttritish
cabinet, Kdwin Samuel Montaiju, a
f(unier cabinet minister, is made min
ister to Italia. So far as the general
public is concerned, this is one of the
mo.«t iio{>ular appointments made in
recent y ars.
The Hritish admiralty announces the
capttne of four Co'nnan steamers hy
I’ritish destroyers in the North sea.
Tin sti amers are the Pelworm, th ‘
Thirziet:, the Marie Horn and the Heit .:
Rluniherp.
The government’s merchant sb n-
huildinsr propram has been halted by
Major (^lOneral (Joethals, manager of
the shippine hoard's fl#»et corporation,
who has p^isfponed his plan to requi
sition all pteel merchant shii'.- under
construction and to let c(>:'.tracts for
buildtnE: two, covernment-owned ship
yards for prcducin^ fabricated steel
ships.
t'l .I '• ■ of oTPf bIt:
1 'i.ii - s ei'e sunk l y su >-1
I , r oi- ; i.i the last week, av--|
c lo t!’ ■ ofticial report oi the!
R. it -It ”,OVe:-ll’!H nt.
Aliei- ii: V :u; tried ineffectually to |
overco;ae tJie I'rench pains in the Ver-1
(iun sci iiotween the eastern f*dr;e '
of the Avocoiii t woo.l and Hill the
Qernian;. ha'.e c»\ased their c(»slly en-
tert'rise ;ind ar* inw contentinp them
selves with lhro\\in> shells inti tlie
positions which (b'lieral I’etain’s men
for‘ej tliem to evactiate.
Alonp the ('bemindes T^atnes the
violent infantry activity has ceased
and artillery dtiels instt'ad are takinp
pbK-e.
I’remier Lloyd C3«‘orpe will have an
exponent of .Auierican “pep” in his
new first IokI of the admiralty in Sir
|-’ric (b-ildes, w ho t ecei’ ed mu h t>f
his training in the ITnited Stat(*s,
'I'wo demonstrations by the majority
faction of the Social liemocrali*' par
ty of Russia resulted in tlic (irinp
of shots in the N'evsky Pro^p.et at
milnit;ht, as a result of which a nu’n-
ber of persons were killed or vcnnd-
ed. neai- the capital city, Pefrorrad,
There is every reason to beli.-ve
that the administration’s policy of
(inan-ini; the allied governments for
I))n-chases they make in this c 'aiitry
will be continued duiin>? the period of
the war.
Washinjrfon.
American srildiprs are pojnp to
F'lance just as fast as transpoits can
be iiressed into .;vice to taki- tln-iu.
Just bow fast this will be is probb ia-
■ atical.
In the sending if troops to Francp,
the war department points out. carpo
ships ar(' just as important as tran.-v
ports, as the supi'lies n- t-ded is tre-
ni ndous.
, (lermany is ttirninc the screw? nn
Tlol!;ind. The P.ritish are chartred with
havinp seized (lerm.an ship.- in Hol
land waters, ami (lermany demands
rejiaration of Holland for .«uch “a
profligate act.”
1 locTor Krieire of (lerman judicial
d partment told the reicbstac that
Ci'iTnany wdubl demand that Holland
return the ships which flreat P.ritain
had taken in Holland waters.
The first food control bill passed
thc' senate hy a vf'te of SI to (i. and
no-,v coe- to a conference committee*
of both bouses
Those who vr»ted airainst tbe food
bill iii thi- se-nate are T)'’inocrat«:
Tpo'lw’ck and Tteed I!, public.'ns:
Pr.-iic.', r.'nrf)se, Phermaa aad Suth-
m!
'I'l.I' food iiill p.'issed ci\es tie pren.
i-b at p. \', e- to fi\ pric.-- ib' may
sell to any (-iti;'* n of the I'ni:.’.! .rat‘ ■;
or to .-iny L'o\enim'rit allie.i in the
war and may hold or transport it In
his li ( l et ion.
.,|uiii liit!' rent in ton*' from tlie op-
liiiii.-ric vi'W.-; e\pi.-ss.'d by the new*
(leiiaan ehanc lor in his spe.-ch to the
reiclisiat: are the rejiorts that have
’•'•a-t.ed il:e s'ate ib'paitiK'-nt from
jjer'iin-^ coinint: out of (Prinany j-e-
Kar.iiriLT t>i.- food conditi'^ns and mit-
!ook in th'- central empires.
Sia:>- d.-partment infi iination i- tt*
the efi. ct i! ;i* (lermany l;icks
tons of wb. ;;i to carry the rx'i'iilatieri
t’ t] . middle of Auirust. when
the v. \v liarv.-^t can be cat!.ere.i T!i.‘
li.-irv' st is v.-ry poor in ear-t. rn PiU'
sia. 'iwirjf; to ;idv. rse w.-.iiber condi-
ti.ai'-:; ( V'-n potato. promise only a
minimuia product ion.
The sta'. .!• [lai-’ment ha- rec. jvd
informa'iori ibai tie- t.-nsion b.-rwe.-n
.\u.- ’r::t aad (e-rrnany ha- l'v. .v n so
iiiT.-ns- Tii.'it \u';tri;iiis .are now
In^erneii in Cei-many.
I' 1.' repi;:.(i la alli.-d ca'-i'als that
tl.e p'-('pi. of l-'iiiland ai.- I.iciii.; siar-
tiiai mar.y oi U.em lia’n
v;Jio;\ .and
alr.’ady lii. .1.
Tbe railroad.-' w;ir board ha-^ ai-
ilr . .-ed a pi.-.t t > public ser\ii e com-
mi.'si'-!;- an! all slat'', coiir.'y and
nainici]:;'] au’la rities tbroucliout l!i.>
Fnii.-d Sia.'es, uri:ini; cieoperation
wi'h tbe raiiro.ads in a -us■ .nsion dur-
••a’.l . f-
directlv
put int-'
,'■ to fiX
in.tr 111.- p> riod oi' the war t
forts lie' d«-si::i,'- i to he|;,
in winning the war.”
b ;-t i\c..a.-crip; i.in was
eftecT Winn a national b.n.
the order of military liability for tlie
t.n million yountr Americans reuisier-
ed for service. 'I'o accompli.-h this re
sult, numbers had to li,- drawn,
one at a time, and a task which b**-
tran on the- mornitiL’- of .July I’m and
lasted ;'ar into the ni^ht of July I’l.
The ,-.1.Clive drawinir was con.uict-
C(i by Sicreiary of War P.ak.T. and
was as democratic as tlu- id- al of ciri-
shiji is embodied. The secretarv bri'f!y
explained the {lurjiose of the drawiri£^
beioi-(' 111- stepjp.-d fo'waid to be blind-
f)lded and drew th" lii'.-t number, 'i'he
seal was broken by Majoi- (b-neral Du
val. who then vif:our;dy stij-ioel the
numb.‘red capsules.
r>is’.a:ches from William Philip
Simriis, with the Hri!i.-.h armies, re-
c-ently re;.i rted a prcat general t-f-
fort on the jiait of the C. rmans to
repain sufiremacy of the air, with tb*
appeai.-ince also of some nc-w tyjie of
macbip.es, including triplam^s.
Rolaml S. Morris of Philadelphia has
b( eii nominated by the pr\sident to he
aiahassador to .Lapan.
Tlu' only inteiruiition in the selec-
1i\e drawinp was the frequent chaiic's
of fired announcers and tabulators, and
the removal for cb-aninp of the blac k
boards where the result was publicly
displayed as each number came out.
When a .proup of f.dO numbers had been
written the first section of the hoard
was taken out to he photopraphed to
establish an absolute record, and the
Second section was substituted, anil
BO on.
I’orto Rico voted for prohibition by
a hip n^r.jorily at the recent eloctitm.
Prohibition carried by about thirty
thou.-=and majority.
YIUWI/
m
ARE YOU A BRICK-LAYER?
IF YOU ARE YOU KNOW THAT ONE BRICK ON TOP OF
ANOTHER FINALLY BUILDS A HOUSE TO PROTECT AND
SHELTER.
IF YOU ARE NOT A BRICK LAYER YOU KNOW THAT ONE
DOLLAR ON TCP OF ANOTHER BUILDS YCU A FOKILNE
XHAT WILL SCME DAY PROTECT AND SHELTER YOU
FROM ADVERSITY. .1
PILE UP YOUR money: IN. THE BANK AND ELILD A
FORTUNE. ^
BAi>K WITH US.
WE PAY H PER CENT INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
BREVARD BANKING COMPANY
pilACTICALLY all rail-
^ roads compel their men to
carry watches that are known
to have a high standard of
accuracy.
'T'’®
'The Railroad Timekeeper of America’
Nearly 56 per cent, of the
watches on American railroads
are Hamiltons.
Prices for Hamilton movements only
ranpe from $1‘2.2.'> to StlO.OO. Ham
iltons complete, from ^AS.50 to $125.
If you are interested in good
vatchesy we will gladly ebow you o\ir
stock of Hamiltons*
FRANK D. CLEMENT
The Jeweler
Eacinccr Conklin of thr Chi.-aro A Alton’i
fi.’Ti'ius “ Rril Huoiincr" Las carncti a
|Um2iton for years.
htsteadjof WoodStiD0^m*SlBie
mtrmcm
Metiit Shingles
The roofing that lasts a.s lon^ as
the building and never needs repairs.
They won’t burn, crack, curl or rot
like wood shingles, nor have they the
great weight or brittleness of stone slate;
besides they arc' inexpensive and look better than either.
For Sale by
i, i ._R SUPPLY CO., BREVARD, N. C.
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Su Magazine Service Bureau, San Francisco
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Sacramento Cciintyji
California
Wia’lda't you like to see “huw tl'.i- land !ayv" tiiat v, ill predia t- v. hf .it nr.ti
alfalia. oran^ts and loinea'^, raisins and rice, hops and walnuts. aimonUs
ar.il ptaudu-s, lij_'s and I'Tunt-.';'' Wouldn't it st-em pciuli;ir to see eranges
ripi iiing wliilc vnu uare doing your winti-r plowing, or a strawberry patch
yiciiiing fruit i K ven months out of thf yi-ar.
You Can See This County Without* Leaving Home
Wr havf issurd a heautifullv illustrated I'l i k!tt tclln ;.^ t SMi;rr.inl«>
('ountv and oi the c pjn rtunitii-s tlur.- fir ^ ()l . Si-ni us itn itnts f( r a
foj'V if ti.is ho(.k!i.-t aad a s; n pK- n })v of Sursct M;!.';.?'irt the t rt- big
National .Ma:"ai:ine tcliii'g ol the life and de vcU { ir.tnt if tin Wi&t.
Aiidl 1'S>.
BREVARD,
NORTH CAROLINA
Summer Session June 12th to July 21, 1917
Ail dep.-ir!m?;its in operation. Academic, Normal, Domestic, Com
mercial, Manual Training. Prep.ires for*county examinations, for high
school or coilece, or for one’s life work. Rates very low.
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