NEWS. BREVARD. NORTH CAROLINA
V.' f> i.M r * t c- .t"* «
HOLDS CHARM FOR
e-BLOODEB MEN
I
Navy, With Its High Ideals and
Splendid Record, Justifies
Nation's Pride.
MEN NEEDED FOR SERVICE
Uncle Sam Pays All Expenses and
j Monthly Wage Is All Velvet—
I “There Is Always Room at the
i Top," True of Navy.
By EDWARD B. CLARK.
Washiii;:t«>ii.—Sailors of ih*' Aniorl-
CHii na\v, many ot’ tluMii voumk ni*‘n
who only a year a.uo wt-ro on tho farm,
jit till' ItiiH'li. at tho (•(HinttT, or in
M'hool. toilay art' in Saia's (Ir-
stroyiTs sailinc tlu' wnt'Ts of th*'
nortlicru sra'^. wh i-o tbi'y ar»' oii;:a;:ril
iu tlu' hci-Kii- tliuy of ui'lii'lilinj; tlu*
Avorlii iirim ii'K' of fr» iMl'in for all
plos.
'I’lio Aiiii’i'iran jn'oplo ahva\s liavt*
shown a Kiniily (ii>iiositinn tti\\arl tin*
nian-iifuar ‘'nti l!n> nian-o'w ai 'iiiian.
Thort* lia^ It.ii an ajipi'al aln'Ut tli“
Noa wliii'h ilrauii ;'ntl lu ld tlio in- i
torost ol' laii'i'-iiion who n« \«'r snn !t :
k'iall \"I'r^'aiK aJ’>\ays ha\o
taUon a pri'l-' in fli> ir navy.
'I'oiiay I n> U' Sam in ciis mm for hN
navy aii'l !)■ ui'-l - -: 'o vi't Ilnin from
tlio rank'; I'f v. Im arc rhar;,’iMi
villi i!io \(.lun:«.r spirit of sir\ii-o.
Mir i:ri':i‘ t!. .'t i ni' lulir.'d “'^omo-
wtn rr oii il-.i for pn'^ililt' d. ailly
sor\ i «• w ii ii !' Lir.'at lit >1 "f : In*
«‘tn'my. 'I'*- :•>. fi'!- tho n.ivy h.i ;tl-
lov.i'il ilic 1':, I t" !" ‘-"n l.i;"wn, many
of unv i]!, r  :•. !!. tin' t'n!M'L' !>'-
strnyiT^ o' i|.' • 5^^ \. :-i' li,.’iMnL: lh-
>uliniarin' li:ir!v' in tho uatiiv off
l‘amit'' UcH ,] *.» till- . i>f Iro-
lat' ! ; : I r; li. '• ’ h. w 1.. : r\ t ;i in
MiitiTUi :• at ti:;;>"; :ir.‘ al-
ni'Xt a> 1:. : ' , ' ’Mi' : :v."
Pny is Doubled.
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Se»'v c H :"h I dor's.
tion ronvriiiiig enlistments of this
kint! can lu* had at any reoruitini; of-
Hc»*. The navy today Is a worhl In
lfs»'lf. It n«*ods mon prollcimt in
n»‘arl.v nil linos i»f Iniman working en-
doavor.
Rate of Pay in Navy.
The law Incroasinfj tlu* pay of tho
in«>n in tin* navy lias Just boon omictod
and tho pay tabh's undor tlu‘ now dis
pensation havo not yot boon inado out,
but it is a simplt* thinn to d(‘t«*rmine
tlio rato «»f pay of oach soaman «tf
whatovor rlass by adding to tho pay
Kivon in tli«‘ aocompanyin}; table th«*
amount of incroaso in each case. The
imToasod pay allotment has just
into elTect. Ilolow is jriven the luivy
waire table, with the pay as it stood
prior to the ri'ceut act of congress. In
onitT to know what each man's pay
now is. it Is only necessary to know
tliat every man now lrawinn less than
a month will receive an incn'ase of
.^lo a month; that every man drawing
at present from 8‘J‘J to .$124 a month, in-
«’lusive. will receive $11* a month athli-
tional: that every man dniwin^ more
than $-t and less tlian $ lo. w ill receive
$S a month ndilitional, and that every
man drauiim at present $4r» or nntro
a nmntli will receive $t> a month addi
tional |>ay.
It sh.iiild l>»' Jdtrne in mind that the
apiTi'ii!i-c sc.aman. tlic ordinary boy
rccrnit. wlio ordinarily jrets a
Jni'iith, will be nccixitn: at tin* tiiii«‘
t!iat this is read $lo additional, mak
ing’ liis pay
Ib rc is tiic p.iy i.alile as It stands
today re::;irdles'; of t!ic increases which
con^'ress li.as ord.ained:
Chief Petty Officers.
Montiily
l’:iy
t'hiof jtiastt'rs at arms
f!,!.'!' I'uit I swuin:;' n.alt':* .Vi
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All ( liicf petty uiticers with a per-
nuiM. nr ai'pnintuH iit receive $77 a
I . ’iitii and allowances.
Petty Officers, First Class.
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Diversified Ads
Are Business Builders
One I'cnt a word for first Insortion: onc-lialf
ct'iit a wonl for eacli stil)se(iuenl insLTtion,
eaih initial or alilireviatioii coiintini: as a
word.
MII..K For sale. Write or sec, (\ K.
Osborne. (> '12 tfc
I.OCS WANTKI) We pay cash. Miller
Supply Co. 3 2 tfc
OLD NKWS1*A1MCKS -Five cents a bun
dle at News oHicc. tfc
(H)KN MKAl., Home ground, for sale at,
W. 1*. Henderson’s mill. I (> tfc
FOK SALK ('lood milk cow at reasonable
priec. Wottdford Zachary. 7-27-litr
t'MlC'KKNS, KCt'.S, HrTTKK Cash paid
for them. I'ity Market. 7 » tfc
norSKS AND LOTS and vacant lots for
sale. See W. H. Faulkner. 12 29-tfc
TOWN LOTS, farms and timber lands for
sale. Frank .lenkin«, Hrevard, N. tf
FOK Kl.NT CIIK.AI’ Five-room house
with j^ood j^arden. See Frank .lenkins.
7->-tfc
\V.\N'ri^l> ('hickens and beef cattle.
Oshorne Market, next door to Hisliop’s.
() S tfe
I'OK SALIC One luavv pair of lraft
horst s, w a>;on ami harness. H. .1. Sit-
ton. 7-20-1 fc
FOK SALI' Six room house on French
Hroad av-, just below «lepot. K. K.
Hallaid. 5 IS tli
I'OK SALIC Three-vear-old mare, cheap
Cliestnul Mill Farm, Hrevard, N. ('
7-27-.^tc
I'OKS.ALIC 'I'vvo fresh cows. See (^scar
Kaxtcr. Chestnut Hill I-arm, I’.revani.
7 27-.Mc
DKKSSM.MxlNC.. pl.iin and fancy sew inf:.
nc\t door to pustothce. Miss ICli/abcth
l!(iinett. (> 1.^ tfc
l.>ST (o)l(i t nff bntton with initials M.
II !?. l-'iniK r pleas'- leave it with F.arm-
cis Supply C(i. Ite
LOS'r .\ silver tiiij^ree hreast pin; Icat
i.csif.;!'. Kinder nl* ,isc notil v I*. O. Bex
5') ami reiiivc reward. 7-L’/-lti)ii
FDi-; S.M.I' Sicetid hand iarr:a^e in ^’,e d
idndition. Keasonahle {irice, l!hesini;t
llill I'arm, r.rcvarl, \. C. 7-27 .^li-
WANTl'.l) IIIDKS. WOOL AND Fl lCS.
Urinj:; them to W. L. Aiken lor lii^lust
market pricis in cash. 12 .''-lie
W.WTICK Cash paid for all yniirl'itd
sai’ks. Mrin;^ ir shiji them to .1. L.
Aiken, Hrevard, N. C. 7-1.^ lie
i;.\l\K WAN'Tl'.D Chestnnt Oak and
lieinloek. Hi^lust lash markil piiic.
Transvlvania Tanning; IOmpany, I’.re-
vard. N. C. 1 2/-Ite
WANTLI) TO lU'Y I'arm adapted iDr
stock puri>oses. Slate price and full
particulars. Address Hex .\slievilli-
pi istuliict'. /-2/-.'^te
I'OK S.XLIC \ i)ractically n-w Iwastn’v
pclihle d.ished Imuse, seven rimms and
lialh. Modt-rn c in\i-nic.ii c.s. I’.i.x I'l.
I’lrevard. N. C. 7 > .Mji
I'oIM\l!N r l',i”hi r(n>tr lmii.se .m I’.rnad
strei.1 near K. W. Hlyihe; alsu rouais I'nr
li.elil hiiUsekei pin^ •dmve .MitclieH's .
slnre. A. M. Verdery. {. tie
o.oei) (;|,ASS ,I.\KS l'(U\ S\1,K Can- i.p
jilv \ "ur needs in any si/e. I’.iiv e:,!’.',-
w hen tl'.'.'V can he hail. I"" tl.e ili tii.'.i i
is .Meat aai! tlie supjily very siiurt. ('
C. Viin^ue. 7 1.^ 2t(
’ Ki:.\L i:s TATI-; is like all et!'.e: l.u-im
'* reiji.res ad'> ertisiiu' Tnmi';;:.- .*
|-.\i n a 1 ii\'cr--:r!eii a>i will wui: ■
(Il ls. i'rv (inc.
L >ST I'-t'er'in the slri'cts ir het v. - rn
tin.' t . and Marr cutlaL^c a r'lM liar
pin u.’,.; salitv catch. If tinder v.ill
•lilt !y l!(ix il he will he lilurail'. ’e
\v;n ded. 7-0 .^Ic
I'OU SAl.lC Slime i't‘ thi- must desirali:i'
uniniprii\ed and imjiriived pn.|ii rtie> ir.
and near rire\aril;  ash nr l..ni; lenns;
l.iw interi-st. See me at once. 'I'hi'S.
L. Wallers. 7-2ii Ue
W.XN'lld) A piui.-ililc narly in lake a
ci'i'.tr.'i 1 til cut and deiivi-r eii tar
;iiinut 1.(100 ennis el’ iheslnut a ill wiiiiil,
lie- ' ivism.iit. N. C. Ntiiie hut respnn-
.sihle pciiplc need .ipply. .Addre-s. ,lnhn
1 lei I man. Hex 121. .\sl'..,ville. N. C.7-2o- Ite
1'oi\ S.M.IC I'tw t'oed pij;s five to six
weeks old. irmn ^radi- lierkshiie and
iuinea snws ;uid sin-d li,' tliuriiu^hl red
I’eland ('hina Imar; two tiollais eacii,
crated. Keason tnr scllinj^ cheap is hiuh-
priced ^rain. Will excl'-at'.e,- f,,r
> alves 2 to .Wnonths tilcl. .1. H. Neal, l.akl■
'^llxaw;iy, N C. 7-1.^-2tp
I Better Farming in the South
ORDER FALL FERTILIZERS EARLY
Railroad Service is a Serious Problem—Fertilizer Dealers Will
Be Required to Accumulate Orders So That Full Carloads
Only Shall J5e Shipped—Railway Authorities^ Say
Fertilizers Can Be Handled in Half Number of
Cars Ordinarily Used — A War Measure.
Farm Service Bureau, Atlanta, Ga.
(’. A. Whittle.
The world Is hunpry. To got more
food i.s an alarming problem.
How can the farms produce more
food wh*>n labor is so .scarce?
How (an more acres be jdanted to
food crops or how c.in more work be
Riven the acres usually planted with
out more labor?
Increase of labor is hardly to be
ex|teeu*d, but there is one important
means of liulp whii’h the South«>rn
farmer has b-MU utilizing in the
past and that is Fertilizer. Hut this
too is be.sf t with difficulties.
Fertilizer -an increast* production
^itlwnit ineieasing labor except ai
harvest time. The warring nations
appreciate this fact, and are giving
all the eneiiuragement tliey can to the
use of fertilizers.
Th(> lailroads can’t do the bu.si-
ne.s.s expected of them unless every
freight c.ar is loaded to full ea
jiacil.v. 'I’o jojid them to full capacity
the fertilizer dealer must h;ivo enongh
orders in to make up a full car load
befon* he can reasoii.ably hope to *ret
a sliipment. The eailier the carload
oi'deis are placed the better chance,
of couise, of gf'ttim:: a shipment. I5e-
eause of the sliortajro of eiiuipmenf.
the railroais sliould have as mueli
tinu“ as possiblo to i>lan for moving the
fertilizer. Karly orders will give* them
a knowb'dg*! of the number of cars
that will be needed.
Government Authorities Backing It
Th«‘ National Council of Defense has
sent out a bulletin on this very .subject,
urging farmers to order their fall fer
tilizers early so full «'arload shipno nts
might be ma le and llie largest ainouut
of human fooii produced.
The Cnited S'ate-t Department of
Agriculture thi()Ui;h the Slates Re
lations Serviei- and Hureau of S«dls;
and agriewltnral oolleiies and coun
ty ageiit.-i, ar(‘ advising the ^ame.
The lailfoads are v**ry urgent about
the matl‘r. The fertilizer maniifae
turers are offering to help the dealers
anl farin(*rs as much as i.o.ssilde to
ov«-rc(jme th*' tran.'pnriat ion rlifticul-
ties.
Half Cars Can Be Saved
Railway auUiorities liave statistics
to show that half f)f the ears ofdin.iri-
ly used for iiauling fertiliz'M-.-; could
do the business, if only they are load
ed to their maximum c:i[)acity.
When* a full ear load can not be
made u;i for one destination, tlmn it
is to b* tilled with ord''rs for neigh
boring stations along a railroad.
BAPTISTS OF COUNTY
MEET AT TOXAWAY
Tlio nnion nu^eiinj? of the Uap-
11st chnrches of the Transylvania
association will meet with the
Lake Toxawuy chnrch on Jaly ^7,
and be^inninf' at 10 Fri
day niorninf'.
Tlie jjro^rani, based on 1st John,
1st, ’2nd and ^ird chapters, follows;
I. Spiritnal Life,
I'lu* .ioys.
The ])owL*r.
^lory.
'I'lie apparent failiir!S.
The uchieveni(;nts.
II. S])iritual Li^ht.
'I'lur false lif'ht.
'I’lio triK^ liyht.
'Phe r«‘flect(jrs.
The eyes closed.
III. Sj)iritti!il Love.
(ir**!it kiio\vled*j:^
'I'he ;^reat»*st purifier of the
liea rt.
'I'lie foundation of faith.
Till* most powerful incentive
to >xood works.
Wo reinier^t (‘Very ]»astor and
ehiircJi worker to b«! ])ro[)ared to
take any (jf these stil)jects uiul be
pre-*-iit.
A. .1. M \M.v,
T. (M h;ni)Ki;s>n,
(’omTiiittee.
More Wheat and Oats From the South
Farm Service Bureau, Atlanta, Ga.
'I'he Suutii will be exjtected to take
care of its share of wheat ;tnd oat
production. 1 >i.scoin aKein-nt from the
vinte;- Uill of l!ie j.ist , eason and la
bor i'onditit>n- ir.il;>' the ta k of ice* p
ing up produeti HI no .-niall on-. but
tile country n eil more of t|;eM' crops
if i' is ti> t.'.ke tai'e nf its alli s. 'I'h''
Jifices whicti they ar.‘ bringing, of
cour.-e. do tii'L di.-conrage production.
I'ven if tin- acreage canmit he in-
cri a.st'd the price-- which the small
grains are Irit'ui’.g ju.'t;fy the very
best seed b' d p: • ; arat inn ami th'-
maximum u. ■ of feriilizer.
Ciiow.m: e -I-.I . f cMUf-''. do not
r* qtiife a.' a. u'rnwin-: cdi-a
and coliun, i’ i.' true, lu' coin an 1
C(;ttf)n will take their turn in every
well planned farm.
The sc.an; oat crop should he hus
banded fur seed liiis Year. Xo oa; ■
are as good for planting in Mie South
a- those gtiiwn in the .'>otith. • peeially
if they ai'e grown in th*' rei;iuii vvh' rr*
fliey a:e to In plant'd. Th'’ sani'- i-
tuie (d’ wheat unl'''S in a givin se^:-
fion tin- li'-.t Mifieiy for that section
has not y-t b'l-n n.fd.
(loud seed shuiilil be orderf'il eariy.
I'nle :s fer ilizei-.s are oid'-red ejirl.v,
so tliat dealers can ship only in full
catload liit.-^ it is ijnite pi-ulialile that
farmers will b" di. apiioini* d when
set-ding tiim- comi's. Tin- railroads
will pndialily have naif'- 'han ?hey can
dn ' V' ti uiM: full earl'iad -I’ipinen’s.
!• is a nati'inal im-c’ -ity ti> ,-ee tha’.
no fieii'):’ ar >pace is wa.-ted.
Longest Telephone Line.
The lonivst t* '.••phi'm- wir> in the
world ni’is irom .\ew York to San
^ Fniucisco, a .listati.-o of milea.
To Cleanse After Oil.
' To clean class bottb's tf-.ai have
;ield nil, ] lace ..--’les in each and im-
1 riierse iti cmIi! \’.:;t.'r: tli'-n heut. the
: ivater !-’a !,;a;!y ftiti! it boils, .-'.fter
iKiiling for an hotir let tlie bottb-s re-
:n;:in in the water iintil cold, after
ward washing in Keaii ii Is and rinsing
in clear water
Scrrct.mes.
“r^ar s a S'!', '-r l;ni!;’ t ) every r’ovd. '
said I’ne].. :'h* II; "bin sninetin- s it's
I'eoHsh to stat d ar-'urai lnitkin' f’lr it
s’i i n' h is’ii.;’ a umbrella.-Wasliino'
ton Star.
Best Way to Look at Life.
Makt' the inu.'t and best of yc'.ur lot
9nd compare ynnrseli n';t with the few
that are above you, hut with the n:’;lti-
tude which are boKr.v yu'a.—£j,muc;
Ji;hn..on.
ORPHANS WERE GOOD
'The ( (jiu'ert rendered at the An-
ditoriniii Thnrsday niicht by the
cliildren of the Masonic or])liin:i^u
at ( >xford was w»dl reeeiv*‘d by a
cruwded liotise. 'I’he concert is
believed to ]ja V * snrj)assed former
ont!s rendered by tlu' children here.
FREE OF CHARGE
■Any aiinlt st:iYcrin;r from cough, cild or
iirif.chitis, is invited In call at thi-drug
of I)uekwi)rth l)riig Co.. {-{rcvard.
, .irid '/ct ah.MilntcIy :rc(- a sample hnftle of
i Boschce’s Gernvan Syrup, a soothing
I and la a'iii!;^: rcniciiy for all itnuMrouliles,
j 'Ahich I..I'l a suci-c>>ful leia.fi of fit'tv
I vcars, C.ive^ the |)aticnt a gi"d night’s
I rest free Iron'', c./ughing, with tree cxjicc-
; 1' latiot; iii the nMrnin;'.
I 1\' uuiar si/fs. 1.’.^ and 7.^ cen*. l-'i'r sale
I in aii I t\ ii::'ed countries. ,\dv.
MwA Hardware Co.
Spccial sale of Alumi
num Ware, Enamclware,
Pyrcx (glass baking dish
es). Don't order---
C. DOYLE
Ercvardt N. C.
W, M.-MINN
J. M. ALLISON
Oii Cook Stoves
Make Kitchen Worries Lighter
These stoves are used in more thai\ 2,500,000 homes, an
un!rE\peachabie endorsement of their usefulness and popularity.
Here Are Some Favorable Features:
m
Li^iits instantly—ready tor full work in
a in inti to.
Heat ri:_i.ilates instantly and positively,
either full flame or simmerinj.^ heat.
(dean odorless combustion.
Durable—lasts for years.
Convenient heijiht with spacious tops.
Equipped with or without cabinets to
prevent draft currents, splashinj^ of ‘grease
against walls and provide convenient
w arminy; shelf.
Ovens tnade to conform to si/e of stove.
Ovens have ^lass doors and will not steam
nor break; baking always in si^lit; asbestos
lining:-
Stoves can be moved easily and used
anywhere and occupy little space. Ni>
chimneys or flues needed, cook anywhere.
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■en' as h*‘ s- . ;ns inel’.ned to lii-
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Irc-ease Soon Comes.
ii'!i-t I.lit ]'• >'!|.|iii-. il that an ap-
f'-i‘ -■■a’liaii cnii’■ .. 'I''' lull-' til draw
'y ,lii' Miioai.t hi^ fir>t jiay. His
’■•ai'e ciitia-- In :iie seatntin braiich,
if h" i'; ill ’.’it rneroom he gets an
' ot:a! stini.
t ; vy re • d men v. ho are trainei]
. -ily traiiad iti th.- varinns trades.
.vho are 1 rota a-nt tilnni: certain
• at'd who ,i'ii‘- witliin la'rtain
 a;:es jire  :.!isieil t’nr sjiec-ilie
• i i The nfi\*'. Tlr* y are given
I ;.ee,ird:ite"e with statajard-; s«*t
ie d^■^.■re:•f lines of emle.MVor
•. they follovv'. Full iufoi'aia-
■I '-vard'' and e.wi';s nf tin* mess-
ii braneli, Im ::r«-.\';a‘i’iean ciii/.eiis.
• i huh! itic;ite of (inalilicat ion,
:■ ■ 'vi- .’."i..'io ;i m«in!!i in addition to
'I • a'"i\o rate' of iiay.
Nnvy Meed? Men.
'ria- Cniti-d States tod:iy is at war.
T:.«- L'liv- rnnii tit othcials iire looking
T * the yiinnL.’’ I'i' ti >f the country to
‘•■it.ae Id th' hilli nf that demncrai’V
wii.-h tia aii liberty. 'I'here are rear
:id' ir.'Is- atid captains iii the rnited
S' s it;ivy today who roue to their
.hi,h rank of comnitiinl frtm tht- posi
tion of I'ltival sipiireiiti'-e. Rear Ad-
■ lit; 1 William U. li. Southerland once
\'a'^ a na\al aiipreniice. ("apt. .lohn
litail Riilli r was a naval apprenti‘e.
“'I’l.i-re i room at the top” !st
a !• -I'lliti-d originall.v to
*’■ Sam ti'M'ds re
el a, I' honor o'” hi.'-
•' . '••'.ii-e have }j
: r- ' Moou.
HONOR BOL
\.Mn»s mJ Tifu rihoi s ainl icncwal'*
:l .• ..I- ’ I ft.
Stove with two burners
Stove with three burners • • • •
Stove with four burners
. . .$ 9.75
.. . 13.50
... 17.25
('apt. T. C. Callowuv
, .Mts. .M. M. King ' ..
I'. S. King
B. '1'. Kgcrton
' R. II. .Morrow
.\vcry Kcid
I C.eorgc Heccc
j Carl .-Mlison
I .\. L. Hamilton
I .Mrs. .1. H. x\cal
Dr. .1. V. .McKinney
! Harold Hardin
I. K. Hainc.s
' Mrs. I.. 1*. Sumnu-v
(). T. Crarv '
Mis Nina Duckworth.,
K. b. Batson
; I r. ('. 1>. (Iruvt-r
Mrs. I>. K. Staton
i .''a.m ('oopcr
j (). Shipman
; ■ ’ohind Kobinson _.
Reid Brothers
j \V. 1) Hunt
1 i\cv. J. F. Matney.
Hrevard
Brevard
Brevard
Brevard
- Brevard
-- Ouehec
.. _ Oucl)ec
I’isgah Fi'rest
ICtowah
-- . Lake To.xaway
-- --Brevard
. Portsmouth, Va.
. Sultan, Wash.
Brevard
-- Brevard
_ Brevard
Brevard, R 1
Ro.«nian
Rosman
1‘isgah Forest
Ktowah, R 1
Raii'.ier, Oregon
Chehalis, Wash.
--Easley
Roundup, Mont.
New Perfection ovens to fit any burner,
$3.65.
Boss oven, $3.75.
Warniinj; closets, $5.00.
W icks, 25c.
Oil heaters, fine for takinj; chill off ct>ol
rooms, $3.50 to S5.50.
Wickless Oil Stoves with one, tw o and
three burners.
Come in and let us explain some of their many good merits.
ONYX ENAMELWARE
We have a good assortment of Onyx Enamelware, one of the very best makes on the
market. It positively will not crack. Any kind of cooking vessel you want.
FARMERS SUPPLY COMPANY
BREVARD, N. C.