.i. c.
GOOD MONEY MADE IN
BREVARD REAL ESTATE
While Generations Deplore Bad
Jud};ment in Past, Residents
of Today are Letting Bij; Bar
dins Pass Unheeded.
Of course yon lu‘.vo lu'tird your
father and your friemls tell it Dver
and over anil you Imve said the
wnnie thiiij; about real “stat»* in lire
vanl. They as well as you repeat-
eilly ex])n*ss regret at tu)t Imvinfj
tiiken advantage of st)uie of tin*
many real »>stwte bars^ains when
'hoiee lots sold tor a vitv sniali
sum. N\)W tht' town is hir^^er and
jnore ]>ro!4ressivt> and ])riees hav«'
advanced but it Vt>u have the nee.
essnry c'ash to invest ilie vu1ui >
now are just as yreat as they were
then, with iU'obal)ly a few exeep-
tions
'rriinj'yl VH nia is ^t‘a(lily ^oini-'
forward and thismvestlie ('onnty
seat a ^tnrdv bat'kiiiL', ni'.aiiinu: a
•^00(1 liealtliv u'rowtliand larire ])ay-
rolis. This means that lenlestat'
Value> will enntlliue to eliiilb Tln \
art' not likelv to i ver ^o lowi r. lin
pi'oved pro’M rty i> easily lented at
a lair rental, thereby taking eare
of taxes and iiitere>t (»n investment.
Wliat eotieeded to lie (*ne ol
tlie bot values in improved ])io]i-
erty in lirt'varil is the .NU-.Minn eot-
taire in tr lit ot tlu' Henning' Inn.
'rhi." eiitta_:e ha>^ six lar;j*‘. well
liu'hteti ri^oiiis, larLre hall, batli roorn
witli ti'iii't. and >ervant‘i' toilet;
newly rei'Mre(l. kal>omined and
painteil and in lir>t-ela>> condition
and i> ri lit ;im 1 or 1 ' per imnit h .
It I" in >plendid iieT'iil'virluu'd anil I
I
tile liennirii; Inn troiitin;^ it lias
nnder^'oiie inijiroveiiients to the
cxtiMit ot abor.t I'l ii.oii. 'I'lie
hiinsi.* IS I II .1 lot .i\ 1 .'..I ti'i't. an e\-
ct'llent ;:arden S)i' >t
'I'his ]iroperty was botmht at a
barL'ain and will In-.--old without a
dollar pr^dit to tlie nv, iier, who
sul'joct to tir.xt arii.ydratt and l?-
t heret I re anxi'iu> to m-11 the]>ro])-
crty at once. 'I'hr ].r'luisition will
bear looking into. It can be biUL:l,t
for li'1. Sei‘X'>ah M Hollowell.
owner.
Subscribe for rather than bor
row the News.
PRESBYTERIAN SOCIAL
DRYING JNTHE SUN
Have All Fruits and Vegetables
Properly Prepared.
SIMPUAPPARATUSFORWORK
Bnght, Hot Sunny Days Are Best, and
Close Watch Should Be Kept That
Rain or Dew Does Not Hit
Product—Avoid Insects.
(J’rom I'AKMKKS’ lU’UI.KTIN S41, riiitwl
Stales l>t I'iii tiiieiit of Aki i> uliui»-.>
The Wryiii- «if frtiits and veK*‘taltlwi
iii I lie .''1111 is ai simple jirticess if tliey
Uave l»cen prepared pmperly. In its
.siiiiple.st fitnii such drying cunsisis In
spreading' the freshly prepared sHce."
er piet'e.s on sheet.s of pajier, nr. if
tfiere is danger ef the pmduct’s sliek-
iiiK, spreatiiiiK en old pieces of imislin
lield dtiwii with sTones. Hri^ht, iiet,
Miimy days are ’lmsen fop this wctk.
and a clns»> walch is k«‘pt to see that
in* rain or d» \v wets tlie proiliiet. ll
lli' s ;md otli. r ii;sects are alniiidant, a
niiis.iiiiiu bar is tlirown over the pr^d
int. (dice or twic»- a day the slic#s
wn- siirnd or turned ovt with the
h;ind and tli' ihin uncs wtiich dry tirst
are iak* t\ nu:. Sun iir\in;; has luueh i>i
reiiiiiuiifud it, since it ri‘iuires no ex-
pi'n'liiure of fn! and tiiTe is little
d.inu'fr of the prmluet luM'.miimr nv« r-
hfati'd. iMist, howev* r. gathers on tlie
I'r.idiict. and. uiibss it is jinHfetc'!
eari'fiilly. Hies, .and t‘>iiecially ‘crlain
ins>'cis wliich lialiilually attack dried
frui-ts, will lay tli'ir ei:i;s upon if.
'l')i-se ei.';:s Inter will hat'h out. an-1
llie wiirnis. >r lar\ae, will riddle ;t,.-
iri*‘ii fruits or VfL'ctaMes. reiiderinj:
tlifiii unlit for the Tahlo.
Trays o^ Uniform Size.
Fruits and v* ::. tables, ulwn !rie’ in
tin* sun, r.-iily are spread on lar^i'
trays of unif'irni size, so const met ed
»liMt th»*y e;in be staeked oii(« or. ten
Ilf tile .ithiT and pr.t*'cffd fnmi rain
t>y nicans of a eovt r iiiade of oilcloth,
• aiivas or rotiihi;: jiaper,
vtTy cheaji tra;, can be made vf
sirips (if liinitit r ilin-i'-fdurtlis of .an
iiieh thick and two in-hes wide, whicli
form till' siies and ends, :ind latli.
\\lii li is n.aili d on ti> form th(> bottom,
.^■p.aers in. - i;:hth im h wi(h* shoiild
lift brtwirn tlie l.ailis fur Vfiitliation.
and tin- traps can b** raisfd off tlie
L'ruiiml by jilaiMni: lln'i i un jmles or an
iiiipnu i.-i-d trcstlf. As laths are four
The yoiini: i»eo;»lc i.f tlie (’bus
tian I'.ndi-avor socirty of the l’r.‘s
bvtori iTi ( hureh and a few invitrd
friends enjoyi-d a sneial nieetinir at
the manse on Tiif'ilav niLrlit. 'I'he
evt*ninLT was ]»assed in sm'ial inter-
miii:jlin^" and jdeasant ;^anies, and
a ret re.-hinir fruit putndi wa."
served.
Nearly every newspaper carries
tlie jieiieral news but the Brevarcl
News is the only one carrying the
most important I'ransylvaiiia
news.
Brevard Hardware Co.
A new suppiv" of Clover
Seeds, Grass Seeds. Mil
let, Vetch, Rape, Turnip,
Rutabaga, Rye.
Don’t forget to
C. DOYLE
Brevard, N. C.
Buy Before the
Price Advances
The wur tax nit'asurt* .vill me tn
a 0 per ct'iit increasu in th« pru e
of piiinoH.
Whyjnot let ii.« pIkch oru; ix; .\'oi:r
honi« before tlie|Hdvttnce?
York p.nd Livin^'-bton piano.« unc;
player pianos our leaderti.
MIcliael Music Co.
Brevard, N. C.
galvnni/ed iron which Is tliree inrhiw
less iti len^rth and width tlian the bot
tom. 'I’liis ,she(*t rests on two wires
fastened to the sides of the drier. This
prevents the direct heat from eoniin;'
In contact with the product and serves
as a radiator to .spread the heat more
ev(*nly.
'I'he first tray Is jdaced three Inrhe.H
aliove the radiat«tr. Tin* trays re.st on
tlw cleats three iiulies apart. A drier
of the irfven ffinu'nsions will liold ei;rht
trays. The frame of tJie tray is made
of one inch slrijts on whieh is tacked
Kalvanizi’d serem wire, which form.s
th«‘ bottom of the tray. 'I'h** tray is
21 by b"i inehfs, !!i;ikin;: it tfiree inches
less In flejitli than the ilrier. The low
est tr:iy, wli n pl.iced in the «lrier. is
Jiuslied to the ba‘k, leaving the three-
liu li sjiaee In froitt. The next tray 1h
jdaced ev.-n with the front, leaving a
FIGHTING IN SADDLE
HAS A BRIGHT SIDE
By CAPTAIN GEORGE. L. KILMER.
There Is li?»s of riut;iie nud nioie
freed«»ni of m«ivenient hi the (;iv:dr\
than in other arms if service. 11 n* -
a man “at ln'iiie" with Imrsetiesli. no-
pored with the tedious :m> 'if a m«uiit.
his t«‘m]ier and varinus epiine idin
R\n rasies, may ome id Idniself ns ii
poldi(>r (juii kest iii horseback. Tla> r *
emit sIioidl be a IIlMii wei^^lit. w liateve:
Church "Directory
npi'VAKM pwl shy'H'.kian cmiiuch
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DAVIPSON PIVI P I'lM i;v II IMArJ
( III IM II
.iiiiitt p ibiv,
Ki V;nl:u • Imn li ui i I . ■ ■ ■ > , ‘ .,,..1..
iitniis l.iiitlt ■ »t
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II a. !U . . n -1 all'l tl ll ' nn-1 ;i . - » . I •
HKi:VAKn PAP'I LS I ( IH'H II
(’(•rner .hmlan lowl ';tr i ;
A. W. Ml !) aiiiil, l‘;ts(it. Plinrir ’Jn
III . ■■•.•II ; M .' I • • I
r
Metal-Covered Cabinet Type of Home
made Drier.
feet bin;:, thi-se lath trays are most
iiiiof inati rial when made four
fti'l in li'i.LMh.
P.i ttrr liu: liiiin* ex[ieiisive trays can
be niali‘ tiy sab^;iiuiin^ ^■■alvani/.fi]-
win- si iffii. Iinc-i-K'lith vr one-fourti'
inch nic>li, fur ilic latlu, in whii-li case
th‘ nmst eci ::iimical .size would dcjicnd
I'i'III ;!ic ',\idth of the wire screen ob-
tiiiiialilc.
chi ap and very satisfactory drier
t'or U"i- iivcr tin* kitchen stove can be
made |iy any handy boy or carpi'iitcr
fi'uiii a small ara"Unt of sin.-dl-iiicsh
;:alvani/.c(l-\vire iieMlnr Ji'id a number
il' iailis (ir strips if v.ond about nue-
lialf inch thick and 1v.«i iii'-hes uide.
'J'lic siTcn i::ay be tacked flirectly uti
the frainew (irk to make the dryintr
shelves, nr the fraiaewurk can be made
til Mippiiri sep.arati trays. P.y usiiiL'
iw» laths nailed ti'::eiker. the frame
work c;in be stif!'ei,ed and lar;,'er trays
made if dc-sirai'le. ’’i'l;i>» foi’m or any
• if the liirhter makes of driers can he
s'is[iended from t!i * ceilin;; over the
kitchen rauL'e or ovi-r the oil. i:asoline
or Kas stove, and it will utilize the hot
air which rises durin.L' the cookini:
lioiir. It can be raised out of the way
or swum: to one side l)v a crane m.ade
of la:h when the stove is re.piired for
cookin;^ jturposes. and lowered ir
s\'inn: back to utilize the lieat which
otherwise Would be wasted wh(“ii the
top of the sto\e is iiiit in us*'.
.\noth(‘r liomeniale rniokstovi' (h'ier
can be used, on a \\iod or cial ranj;**
or :i kerosene stovf* 'an b.- made easily
ami cheaply. I >iniensions : P.;ise 1f t liy
lt‘> inches; height .".I'l inches. A lia."-*
six inches lii^jh is tiiade of ;:alvanized
shed iron. Tins base sliLditly flares
toward the bottom and has two small
openlnjrs for ventilation in eacli of the
four siiies. On tlie Icise rests ;i boxlike
frame made of 1 or T'o-ine!i strij)s
of Wood. The two sides are bra‘ed
with ni-ineh strijis wliirh serve as
cleats on which the trays In the drier
rest. These an* placed at intervals of
three inches. The frame is covered
with tin ir jralvanized slu'et iron which
Is tackeil to flie wooden strijjs tf the
frame. Thin sfriis of wood may be
used instead of tin or sh‘>t irrtn. The
door is fitted on snudl hinges and fas
tened with a thumb latch. Tt tipens
wid(.*, .so that the trays c;m he r(‘moved
easily. Tht* bottom of the dri*r is
made o^ a piec# of perforated ;ialVa-
niz('d sh(>et iron. Tw«i iiichi's above
the bottom is placed a solid s}ie*t (f
Homemade Drier, Made of Lath and
Wire Netting.
three-iiK'h sjiace in the back. The
other trays alternate in the same way.
This permits tlie current of heated air
to pass around ;ind over the trays. A
veniilator o]'eniiii:. about twn inhes
wide and six inches loiiL', is left in the
top of the (bier. tlirouL'h which tlu
moist air n.ay away.
'I'his jirim iple of consiruction is fol
lowed so th.-.t I urreMs of :dr 'xill pas--
over the ]iro(luct as w*'ll !;s up lhrou;_-h
it. ^'allieriiitr the mol-iiir.' and {■assinu'
away. 'Ih-' naivement ot’ thi- current
of ;dr induces ;i mm'e rajiid :ind uni
form dryinir. The upper trays •: n
be shifteil to the lower ]iart of the
drier, and the lower irays to the u]'per
jiart as dryhii: jiroceeds, so ;is to dry
the ]irorluTs uniformly ihrout:hout.
Another Home Drier.
Siill another honi'- dri>T is the eook-
Sto\e oven. l?itS of food. leftovers,
estiecial'y sweet cov'i ea'i be dried on
]'!ales i;i ;i Vel-y slow o\ en or on the
b.ack of tlie cooksiove .arid saved for
\vinie;- u^e. If the o\en I-- \'ery warm,
file door should be |efi a.iar an! 'he
Ti'Iillic-raTUre .d tlie oveit often noled.
Trays f^ir use in the oven can be niaile
frmn a coi;venii ijalvani'/e*!
wire screen by be-^iin:.'- up the ed"es
one or 1 o inches.
(’ool^stove driers on the market are
of two tyjies. »ne tVJie consists of ;i
series of trays upon whicli the material
to Ik> dried is syiread. Tlieso trays are
placed in a fr.aniework on.' abo\e the
other, forminL' :i conipartnient ilii-ou.Lrh
wliich ’be he.ated a'r rises 'arryinir off
the moistui'i'. The second tyjie coti-
s-'is of a shallow Hat metal Fiox tilled
wi'Ii water and 1esi”ned so that ope
end can re-t on tiie back of the stove
I’hoto liy AiiUTk.iii i’rets As.'^iK.lati'in,
AIM I
hts stature. His horse must carry, be
sides th(* troojier with his ;irnis, am
munition and rations, his own f.diler
S' liiU’l iiiies.
A boy accustinied to horses will
proliabl.\ h;i\i- h;id fun out of certain
"stunis" on horseback which iiiep.-ire
j him for a ca\alry reeruit. 'I'he > iri us
• rider has tau.uht him bareback ridiim
probabl.v, iumjis olY frum and spring's
upon his horse's back. Mijually ;:oo(l
' is the leiice :;nd dil«'li .junijiinLr ef il'•
, hi r-'t* wiih ihe troojier in saddle. A
I c;iv;dr.. ni.'in l!;:hts chiefly with his riiie
I or (ariiine. If airshi]is do the scout-
in.: the cavjili'.v is the followinu'' up
forc('. 'Froopers are trained to li;rli!
on foot ,'is infjinti'.v, to intrench «ni
iioltl ;i I'oint of \anl;i:'e until Inl'amr.x
-ets to tiie front.
Hence a ca\;dr.\ m;in niu-t i'e an
all roui.d soldier, not M'Tcly a show
. tellow in s.uldle. livc’.'y e,\er ise w hi
•'e\clops .-iLiiliiy and p"wer of niUsi'le
is L o"d p!-e;.;irc(hie'-'- f. r tli.' Woiiid I.e
t;- i;c;- lie c;m bcL'in ^n tie L'rounil
in ilie •'i.e;i will) :iTT:i .'i;.d le': s\'>in.i:-
piim IiiiiLT. h:ir .rniipiim, \;,iilt-
1 t i:nib!ii.u. then tal^e bis hoi
:r. ark 'T i .eadow and pi'i» eeil
in:', '
in j :
to t
t'':. n \
r may u'ct a “s;'iH" in heat
of a'-:;.!]!, pe ti'dden 'in unl'‘s>
he ';.:i loi, '!• scramiije fr'^iii unde:
I .'"!'- .M.-iii : u;ains: m;'n ti;.;lit iiiLT conic.
ofl' M' in i-avalr, ; hence superb seli
I ' n11 "I an'I mi aim Ilelp to mak** I h>
i'ieal tri'oper.
THE GAflHGNEER IN
FIELD ARTILLEilY
By CAPTAIN GEORGE. L. KILMER
'i'he liel'I arti:ier.\- is the fav.ri!'‘ a’-ni
of ser\ice .-MiioaL: wi.'c \eii-raiis \\!'.e
ha'e I I I ;i tlirouuli a w;ir. 'I’lii's'«l'li*r's
lui;u'au'- a: 1 rations ir.ivel with him
uii'l he uei 'hi't '-arry tlii'in himseif. li
I’ibli- m Ik 111 iju- .1 III
. !;e 111 suit .ill.
I’n-;i. la:.:j M iviri-'.. ;il ii'i .-i e. :n.’’ • i
III. ' vi-i V Stniihi V .
M lilv. I rk --ei VI' !• Id u i ii wl.iii .■■ti'I f Kn". ' In;
' J). Ill Wnir.i sd.'i V .
• \'lvivi,iv le':ili! ir.i i.ti I "I 'l.r, t • t.iti,
.•»;ti-i tile liisl .''un'l;i\ ol ll •i."iit!i
•\ U V. Inj ii.. t.. t III . >111 ,ij;i I t.. .T ■ i t II.
wi.istiiji tj le.r'. «.r tl' !'• I.« l; -'l l'\ "'I I .
:ilf ii.li!i;;li\ ;Tlv:ff.l tc :if>i'l .ul ■ ■ i . ■
sti ar...ct ^ .'.ri'l \ i'iti'! s ;iici . » %•. !• > uii
Spccial Announccnioiit.
Sunl:iv merninj: tlurui- will he "Th'-
Fair lli;d, ur to iivcrv M.iii His IUn‘. "
'1 his Pfrmen is of spn ial inijiiirt.iii'e to
the I hurch nu inl erdiip atai el vahif to
all. 'i'hf fvt niii}; tlu iiic will lie "Wiiiniii;;
the Crdwn. ’
I'.KKVAKI) Mh'i IKddST ( lirMt il.
\V. I'.d'jar Pdiivcy, Pjistor.
.Siui'!a\ Siiiiilriv SI lir.. i; ;it r I' iii ’
itj>; Ht a ni, and p. iii liitii aiiiiiatc
I-. 1 \vcirlti 1.1 ai.'iii- •: i' ni
V 1". ,M .s. J). Ill , tif l aral thiril
M'T:>:;e. tijv.'IU'.
liii-'-'I.iv '.\r't-r S’.:: :,c. - P.i.atd nt
aii'.'s, ^ ;■ 111.
\Vi iliit^'l;i\ I'lavci "I ;i II!.
'riun s'l.e, i 1- irst .tii'i I 1:1!'I V.'>'n'.air>. Mi^.-
'-ii'li.iis . p. II.. l.)> al Aiix:li.ii\
■i p 111 I
I- ii'!a\ 'lu.ir pra'-t- c p ni. I
'■(■"•lie thi'ii witi. Us am! \m' \vi;; ili. tliiT I
M 'I! " N'uai. 1. I
ST. I’HILIPS KlMSCOPAh ('UnU'H. i
Rev. Chalniers I). Chapman, Minister in !
CL.iri^i-.
.Sia.-'Ia'.Me'Tvni; vci va I- a' ;i. • i.’iii.ik. i
Siiii' l.t V ,si l;i ' I,: J a- Hi. I
Will. !>ays I-\ i-n'.ur;; -.i r\ I'lidayi
Wi i!;;i’-ila\V .it; ; li;.1a\" ilvair;: .\!v(iil:,
\Vi ■la V'- .-ii.il I'riilavs 'liii iij. l.itt; e\i i .
i!a\ 111 1 i ' In- \Vi I k ; a ' r S .1 in; s . .
II > 1 I'iiitir.ni;' :i I:;i- I'.t ■'t l’:;!'! SiindaV'
. i! • \ - \ :n ii'h. a'.^i ■ cr. •I,'- ' • 11 a'> r H ■ 'iv '!.i y ^.
I 1 I• Til as. I- p; p: ar . \V. . ■ -1! .i\ , IP..
I I'l:; ■. t-'.;'-’, ! ;tav. • i ■ r.-■ > i; c..i',. W:.it ,
...y .la'! I'l .a;!-. M:r :.t\
Special .Knnouncenient. ,
la^dith Stinday after 'I'rinitv, .luly 2'>,
.Morain;.' pravi r aT'.(i .serni'in at 11. Sul>-
ji'i t, “Tl-.c Ht st'.ual ef I’iu» r."
l-'riiiay. .biiv 27. ev. ason^: with address •
at .s;.^!', Sul,j,.it. “Lifi. and the Woik of
.if bile," ^
(iiT.ri.'il rric: "Huv less: save small-r ;
ji'Utimis " .\bit:. ; Win the war hy ^dvinj.'';
V'lur (iw n daily service. i
Save tl'.c uiieat. One whcatlcss meal a
d.'iy. I'sc Cl rn, ea.t meal, rye and harley
hnad. and ni'.te wheat hreakfa.st ft;eds
Cut the I'l.'if on the talde, and luily as re :
• piirt-d. I sc stale bread f«'r iiiokinj:,
I'last, ete. ICat Kss lake and pastry.
AuditoriDin
Thursday, August 2
William Fox
Presents
Harry Hilliard and
June Caprice in
Caprice of the
Mountains
A refreshing little story
of the out of doors replete
with dramatic interest.
Matinee 3:30, 10c.
Nij;ht 7:^0, 10 and l.^c. ^
Silk ijoods and and silk hosiery
to suit tlie taste of tiio cl'.oicest at
.1. C'. Whitmire, C'lu rr\ fit Iil, antJ
W’liitniire iv Lynch at l‘is^ah
Forest.
CONSIDER SCHOOL EUILDIMC
Drying Fruits and Vegetables on
Homemade Racks by Forcing Air
at Room Temperature Across Them.
'111(1 the iitluT on n leg reachiiij: the
ti'Mir. It tilso m:iy he suppurted over
tl lamp.
Use of Electric Fan.
The use of an electric fan in facili-
tiiiiiiLr (lryiii>r is fea.sihle fi>r those who
■ilready own ti fan. It Itas been foiind
:hat man.v slicel ve,i;«‘tables ami fruit.s
I'iae\‘il in 1011”- tray.s three by one foot
(ind stacked in two tiers, »Mid to end,
'lefore an electric fan can be dried to
tlie nMinisite dr.vness within twent.v-
•■'•iir hours. S'»me require mmh less
tim‘. For instance, slic«‘(l strini: ln'aiis
III'! shn 'hit 1 sweet i>otatoes will dr,'’
hefore a fan ninnimr at a nmdera' *
r^peed within a few hours. In ma
[•ities tlie electric fan will eost . it
niort* than one-fourt.h of n cent an li"iir
lo run. Tht' fan should he placed faose
to the stack of trays, and they should
not hi' filled so full that the air cannot
(lass fri'el,v TliroU'.,di rhem. The fan
method has a ma.rked advantas* h;
th.'ii the pfodu't ke»“ii.s cool owinpr to
eva;)M:-; t’.iti w bib* it is hein.ir dried,
tiiiis fendinir t,. retain the color nTid
I ‘liminat'* sp,ii!a;e.
I'hu’ei by .\nicr;f. i i’rtiss Ass.u iaiinn.
s.st.fTE!
Iio is a '•aniii'ifer he l an ri'!e witliou:
the tr'iiii.ie (tf '■arini,'' fer hor-es. Tin
SI ieia e in\ol\ed also :i;>| e;il.s to an in
t('Ili;_'eiit man. lb' mn>t kimw almir
eXjV.'isives. fu'-i's. ranuf, tra,ie>-t"ry, ve
I'leity, anl m> on. and, v. hat is more.
knov,li dL:e here is lii:htii!.r [lower,
.\er\(* is an essential element in tla
makeuji of a ;^.iil eannonet-r. llis pin
or his batli'ry may bp a tar.Lret for a
half doy.eii em'iny ;:uns or batteri(‘s
It may li.- tin- last defi-nse of a vita!
point, ami tiic ei.em.\. .aware 'if thi
fa'-t, let.-: I' ll'.,, every bolt at fommati'i
in order ti ernsh it.
The chai'uim," enemy nia.v tl.ank the
zotu* swept by shells and inv.ade the
batt(‘ry, ba.vniu't in iiand, even sabe:
and iiistni. 'I'he ;irtil!erist ix not arm
«‘d f'>r roi:::’i and tumh'e e'niiliat, bu'
he has spo::.:;'' st.aff, h.andiiar, sabor
and m:i,\ lie sliells loadt'd to be huri(‘d
iis hand ureiiades. It is a meli'e. a
tiuht to the tinish. :ind if suei-essfiil,
the ass.iilaiits drivt'ii ofi’. the ‘annon
eers. llu> sla'!l c:',rriers. the drivers who
rallied to save tlu* ;:uus. must i(‘suni('
action, tind the new ranuo, si.irht the
pi(‘ces and tire "as eoel as if on pa
rado” or score no hits. I'or cannoneors
mechanical rraiI;inL^ o-pCvially in mot
tils, Is gw)d itreparedness.
Architect I', a Stillwell (d' llt'ii
dersoiiville ctm!eri'i-il witii tin- Hie
vanl s('l'i")l cdininittc-iiieii Tues
day relative tn the nutlixik fora
new .sfli'iol bnihliiiLT. While coii-
si'lerable Jias been .sald by Jiatrnns
about the iiei*(ls id' a buibliTiLT. noth
in”: of a delinitocharacter has tak'-n
phice.
Read the Diversifieds also.
Brevaid Hardware Co.
Let POLLY PRLM dust and
polish yoitr floors.
V>6
You save at least 2.t per
cent of the polish by reason
of the seli'-feedintj: feature of
the Polly Prim mop. \'ou
can clean under all the fur
niture. Has a tin covcr so
that it can be hun^ up any
where. L se Polly Prim pol
ish to bri{j:hten up the furni
ture, the piano or the i>hon-
ovjraph.
YOU WILL S.Wi: .MOM ^
IF YOL
C. Doyle
BRKVARI), N. C.
Read the Diversifieds also.
VL*.• • • •• 4
I Can Any Reason be Sufficient ||
to cause you to delay remodeling the old bathroom ? :
IS IX PRICE.^ We can furnish a guaranteed bathroom f
outfit at a price within the reach of every home ovvner.
ISN’T IT REALLY JUST CARELESSNESS? “
You have intended to get a modern set of fixtures all along p i
but that old thief Procrastination has made you lose the daily
convenience,
the protection
to health, the
satisfaction of
possessing a
beautiful
'Standard''
modern bath
room.
:::
m
How* s that?
No bother to
remind you at
all, we assure
you. WeMl
bring our cata-
logue right
away.
'J$tandard"
“CLARION” BATH
5:ssV.
W. E. BISHOP & CO.
Plumbing Timing Hardware