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NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA BREVARD NEWS Naini: i'huntictl from Sylvan Vallor N't-w s, J atiiiai v i, igi 7. NOAH M. MOLI.OWI LL, Kditor I'liblislitxU'very riiursday. at luis',v>!Vu f at Hioviiul, N . C ...is sccotul class iiiattei'. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE: One year - - - - $ 1 .OO Six months - - . - ,00 Three months . - . .35 Two months ... .25 Payable by check, stamps or money order. C'ar«\s of tlianks, ri'soUifions .iml incinorials puhlisliot! only at liall i-oni- tmToi.r I ate. (. ostini; n'ofiits per iru li 01 ono foiirtli I'lMit I'rr wonl. S\ibsoriiUions not rontimu-il afl'r ex piration lit tiino p.iid tor pxci-pt on n-- QHl'st. Friday, August 24, 1917. Camp Sap]>hirc ami liioad Cani]\ two siimim-r oain]> sch(H)ls t'oi l)oys, arc rcaoi'iui; tlu last ila\s of aiiotlK'i suoocssful sc.i st)n. 'I'hcse o..ni]’is lia\c imt '-I i;ratit'\ in,L; aiul >iiu\- llu-ir siK\x>s atUls i i.illx to tlif pro>|Kiit\' of tlii^ coiiiiminitv it i- j I'lK'oui ao iiio to know that lh \' ai».' huil'liiii; aiul inij'Vi'\in^ upon a 1>a>i'' of ]K'vnuuu'iu'\ . "(',10, il lit lulcisonvillc onl\- luhl thf Ail.intii' i>v.xan or tlu- Ciulf ot Mexico backcci uj) to it^ Itack yard whal a v ha.ncc loi a line tli- jilax' in l>alliin_u siMls," ujoico the 1 Iciiilc!‘•on\illc Hustler i>vei the I'ii; ciowtl . .f \ i>it 1". A ut io|il>o! ill!.; I'.ijtei once facetiously leiiiarktil that if 1 leiulersoiuille's ilr.iwiii',:. I'owers were ])r>']'oitionate * to Its li’.iwini; facililies .i ]m]k line j ci'iiiiection with the Atlantii''Cean I would l>e the means of making ; 1 lenders. iii\iile a ore^tt seaport ‘own. l!ut ]ile.ise (iou't start ar.\- I liiii^ of that kind, e\eii .ni iina-in-j fi 'r we h.i\ c \ i\ id nierio- ! le 'Vei in Tran ania. ! s( nt soini^ of tho volnnlei-rs. The Now.s is keonly tiwar‘of the fact thnt lU'itlior words nor actioTi^ should bo of tt kind to nmkt; tlie boya henvy hoartetl, l>nt since is a form of Hiunscnu'tit tho iimoccnco of which is soritU!sl> (|uestioncd by a lar^'o nuinlu r oi Christian pcoi)lo and sinct^ wo an* told that this is a war for human ity, why shoiilil wo honor it with tlio qnestionablo farowtdl? Why treat a {'rave and sorions ci)ndition with such levity and cspeoially when many of our youn^ nu'n arc to en{?a{?o in war apparently unpre pared to meet their Mak(*rV Wliilo ou this (juestion we can nut see the justification for linking the “cross” and tho “ball” in the Ued ('ross balls or dances. The Kcd (’ro.'is soci(‘ty is doinj; a very ('hrist like work and evinces to a rcmaikabh? de^ret* the spirit ol Christ, but who cun by the greatest stretch of tin' inia^^ination sec any- thin^r ('hi ist lik»> in tlni modern dance? And yi t wo raise moiu'y by this mctiuxl for ministcrin*; to the sick and wounded and buryiii': lh»> dead—the partaking of the natiir«! of a carnival of joy in a li(»spital filled with the woundetl or dancing iiround the ojtcn ^rrave. Can't we ^'ivc our dcjiarting hoy.'- and tlie Red Cross soinethinjj: more in ke»‘ping with the Christ like spirit than is oidinarily found in the daiUH'*:' This is an era of seriousness and l>rayt r rather than levity and uttev iibandou. FQIiESI FIRES ARE Ifhe Land of My Three Daughters By Ellis Parker Butler of the Vigilantes 11IAVI'] one sou and tlireodaujrhtera. They will he part of tho America that will exist whoa 1 am di-ail. Tliey nii* wliat I liavo Klven (o that America of tho near future. 1 liavo three bntdiers and four sis ters and a wife and four children. Not one of u.s loin- brothers lias liad luilitnry tralninj;. I have iM‘v o r fired a k»u hir.sriM* tiiaa a ’J’J caiibi'r target lille. In fus(‘ t)f war siuhlen war w»‘ w«tuld he .•thout as abl> to do our share in iM-i’lecl- In;^ our Misters and wi\e.s niid li i I 1 r o II an.l |t r > I' e r t y ii ml ri.ulits as a jiliik e.vt'd v. iiiU' lali- I'lt wp.ld lie :t!»I.‘ to ]irol-M | i t .s liroi (1 ;(ur:iiU't a lox. As wi* apin-oai li war fi(!ji\ I I cel as Ik‘!i'!css as a jolly li.sli. I :ini ashamed. I want to save iny son that sli.itnc. 1 wjMif iiiin to l»t* tr.’iined to do liis m.-i!'; hi pr.'t( ( tin;; Ills sislcrs aiid Jiini clf, s'o tliat wIk'ii any nati>M thinks ar »in of insulti::i; iind almsinjr Anicri a it will see an Aincric.i with *\«'ry a!*!e Ixidii'd man an able sohiirr. Then th.it hisiilliiifi and abusive nation \vi:l think a;;:!iu and ^o and insult and .-diii.sc I.ai'land er Patasroni:i anil nut the laud of my thre»> «i;iu;;h(crs. THREE SCHOOLS OPEN Tho public school af lilantyr* opciu'd on Jtlonday with J. 1. Osteen as j rircijial and Miss .Mar Orr as assistfint. Tlui two colored ]>’i))]ic schools o tho county, at IJrevi rl and (iladi ercifk, aNo o]) *ncd on Motidav. rAKKI.l i.ia:. The Beauty Secret Ladies desire that irre- si^ible charm—a good complexion. Of course they do not wish others to know a beautifier has been used so they buy a bottle of Magnolia Balm UQUJD FACE POWDER •n) uae according to simple dirr(5lions. Iinprovc- mriit is noticed at once. SoothiiiR. cooIiiik and retrcshing. Heals Sunburn, •top* I an. Pink, IVhile. Rose-RtJ. 75c. al ‘Orugguts or ti) mail dirtcL Sample (either color) for 2c. Stamp. Lyon Mtg. Co., 40 South Fifth St., Brooklyn, N.Y. PEOPLE should organize TO PREVENT RUTHLESS DESTRUC TION OF PROPERTY. BIG FIRES HARD TO SOBDUE Expensive Sad J^oads. 'rr;in''yl\ania is siiiferin^' iia- nie.!'Mi al)l\- fi ''in il-> l ad ro;ul-. A^iiic irom what it i-- eosiiu;.; the I.iinii.r'' i o'/iiei i; >ir.e 1 ■ lo li a\'t.l o\tr had Toads, the hi'^.'-l Farmers in One Rural District Have Prevented Serious Losses by Organizing. The followiiiir (.‘x'l'act I'rom tho M111 Sprinjis ('i)rre-pi indent (>1' the I’ollv (':'iii.tv .\o\vs and Tryoii l?co :maiii cost is eor.nij.,.; th.i-^ •Miimner in the* attention to the eonstiiiu nieniue ; , 'to life and ihe t n;irmous daiiia.t.- lo ; " I" I property in. i.iom to llrr,: I IvLCfin i:i;iiU-Iht^-if.nK I desirmtive fin' Ua.« Itopii raging' l'‘I\\et,n i Iellderson\'ille ainl Hie-'on Wiilto Oak Mout;tain for teveral ' \-art inijnissahlc. 'I'hese j days. Our peoivle should orffanize • , , ,11 tlicuisclvo.-^ in different ways to pro- ' ^;!e.it ruthless destruction ef our j tier belv,een ]’>;evard ;iU(i ihtr ante 'f,..*-.--!.* by ipnorant and rvil miiideii i to\il!'-i . liUiMl'vr vi which is l.'eri=ons, (,i\vli:" t’7 Vl‘2 stroiifx wiiul.-; 1 •; ... . , . * iin this titne o? the year, it is very } ineieasin- ; a: ;iii\ as is | subdue such fires wlieii ‘ lt\- the rein;n kal)l\' Cleat nuinl)er ; they .i^ct started.” j in 1 leiule! sonxihe, from wh.ieh ''oini .1 ''Vstein ot cood roads ra l:.ne •\ few llonic ]>eo|ilc a'' weil a^- \ isilors ai'e chaL^rimd . .\ er the sil- nat -on. \\\ were impressed 'i'ln- In a recent i.- sne of Farm and Fire- ! side a story appears tcllin;; of tl:e orpaniz:'.!ion d' a fariueis tire It'apiu; | wliich was organized hy a r'aliioriiia comrauniiy and has iiroved a valualile as.sPt to farmers and pi-r>p(‘rty .wners , in hitherto nuuh menaced loeulity. , Universal Service By Robert W, Chambers of the Vigi- I ■ antes. , U\I\’lCKJs.\l, military sei\ice is a nalnrai part of every eili'.eu's ediit atlon. Inst i ;:' i ieu in i in;r. wrijiiii,' juid arillun- iif mi i.■ inipo' f;n;t Ilia!’, insti ueiioa in liiw to tak(* e;ire of one's self and elie's liivlh ri^lil ill tile f.'i'-e of iinprdVo’Keil and hruial ressimi. The ;irt and service involvi'd in ti:i^■• ' .‘in no iii're be i(‘arned (ixeniiurhi than can any ar^ >r .service, it is purely a matter of instrti« !ion. ol stinly. of pr.i- iie(*, .Hid shitnid 1)0 ei(II s ii ered siieh ill the },'en eral plans for the symmetri'al e t II • a t i o n of .\Uieriian yeuth. It is tiite ic re peat th;M :i year of serxiee is lit tlo eiio'i::h lo ,udve to . ir eoni iiioii e o a n t r y; that t!:e least ji yeiiiii; Plan eould di* i-i t'l li-ani ho\-, iiilierile‘1. defend I ; ast. r.nt to tiefoi'd .vnytiiin^' one must lU'st le:i! il the s ieiieo of self protee- ;ioij nnd ;;'leiw:trd ac'iiare the an of oj'otei. i in^ ol hiM's. Any .\nier! an with nay re.-ii love fo;' the inotherhcid-with any rcnil love fer the helpless ones dependent nj»‘ii his ••il'ility to stand hetwi'cn th(‘in :u.'l the I’uthless fury of liarharl.'iu k:!o\\> in Iiis mind-if he has jiny in his heart — i!’ he li:is aiiT—tll.'it the only saf. ly for Ids nnii\'e land, his faii'ily, himself, lies in the lenioi t”iti * soliuion of tin* pro'.leiii—iinivers.Ml serviee. City Market The City Market is all the name implies. It is here you get what you want in the line of poultry, meats, fruits and vegetables. Boiled Mam Chipped Meats Armour’s jroods Fish Broilers and other ;',o;iliry to suit you. City Market* S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor PHONE 47 The Men Who DO THE BIGGEST THINGS In This World Are GREAT MEAT EATERS UOIIKUT W, ( HAM- riais. !> Ui e|i w hat he ha ■ wl’.at he holds In X ' It wa-^ at Oakdale, a rural district in dav a i„ n,o li.i.Ut of Wltll Ml. L. 1). Hull tiill ot ('ileell- \ ille, who expressed re'^ret. (ii-^a]- Iiointi’.'.e’.it and linnnliati'm over Lhe coialilion -d our roads as lie a well tirobored section where tho tjeonory was vtTV allraetivo and was a favorilf' phue for fampein during the plefisaiit weather. .)ae fall after an iinnsual amount of destnietion had WHO HELP THEMSELVES. ton ml tliem o; n .! wei-k end \ isil to, hetMi vreuuht hy fires the I'arnier.; llrev .ird. lie ''aid I hat little L'-a;uif* was orKunized. A poe.al i was Riven, which every one attended w o! k W' lild make the I'oa.d to IKtl-, fund.- fer tho seeiety le’snii :'(innt\ ;i|'])rectahlv hetter' wore raised. .\xe?. loi\'.T handled rakes ,.,M , I.:. I,. . .. ; procured and diT^tnoi.ted at the vari- oive ot h.is me;in'~ Il neeeS'-.iry U>' phaci^s hur? as Are lighting ini]ir"vc the >iluali''M. I ft.-inioiis in -onv('iiit'iit plat-o^. On a Tiaa-Nh.ima K M.fiV.ini; .•uul hW. nm ilicy .^tal.MVaed a •lookouf ; and the simplest of telephone ijystem?. tile sooiie: the jieojae Wake UJ- to > jj comprehensive code of slfjnals. this fact the heller. At the firft aitpearanee of fire notice 'rile ■ K and cart ma\- iriindle , ! membf'r.'; from far and near rallied at alonv, sati'-lacloi il\ o\ er otn ’“ads '^j^^ danjrer pf)ints. When Tiecessary hut we 11 t \ c heeii U"liered into the ^ day and night brig^ides were formed. and tlic heller the i The succ essful work of the league interested others and it lias gro^’n , . . ! contiJiuously .since the autumn of 11*12 Wo,lh\ !o, the lainiet. j .^yhen It was formed and losses by firo ' I since that time have been exeeediiig-ly sinall in the disitriot covered ani th.ere Send-off for Boys; I is a feeling of Eocrn'ity which former* Red Cross Vances aul( 'tiiohile era road" f .r auloinohiles the more JOE TINSLEY BUILDS HOUSE ,I..c Tinslev has reoentlv Ixh ii Traiis3'lvania'.-^ fir.st ([C.ota of | yoiiii^' men nndcr the stdective! lit my draft will soon bid farewell > to homo folks. What shall he the! manner of thidr deimrtnre? How . putting' the lini.shin-r t(niches to lii- sliull we show onr appreciation of r.e v In.use on tlie extension of the ^reat S'Ucritice they are beinj^ I .Majile stri'ct. It is a har.ilsoiiu' called upon to make on behalf of • nine room eottaire built on a hiijrli onr country y How shall we mani ! basemont of cobblestone walls and fest the true sjnrit and show the boys that we have faith in them and help them realize that our hearts and our prayers arc with them? Would a farewell dance be aj) propriateV That’s the manner in which we weatherboarded with shingles. The horse is attractive beyond the ordinary and adds materially to its I ]iart of town, recently taken into the incorporated limits. Something to sell means some thing to advertise. By Joseph Altsheler of the Vigilantes. 1.\i:i:i\'Kl) in Vienna one ni.^ht late , in .July. rail. The stw'ots were tilled with youn;: men. sin.irin,;;. d.ineinLr, ^houtin^ and e\]>ressinu: j»y i in many WhyV Austha-Hiin ' Lrary had just dechired war upon Ser via. and they were j;oin;r to a pi-ni*-. i In a week they woiihl wipe Servia off Ihi* Iil.'ip. It all s-‘eined very far away from niy ' eotintry. A war in southeastern Ku rope could not affeet ns, and Ameri- eans eoiild on in tlu* ways of I'ea-.o. ' i^norin^ catmon iind rifles. lint Russia und»>rlook lo defend J>>;r- via. (Jeriiiany. the ally of Ausiria- llungary, promptly declared war upon Ivussia and also attacked and invaded j I'ranco, the ally of IJussia. lUit it still I seemed very far from .\merlea, and I we Could ^o on with the ways of peaeo. j Befuinm was devuted to peace, but It | was overrun by tlu* (Jerman army, its j people were slauj;htered and its cities burned. T.ut that was still very far away from us, and we could go on In the ways of peaeo, ignoring the can non and the rifles. riroat IJritain was drawn in. Tlio war i Ome a little noari*r and sinead upon tho sea. But it was yet far away and would never touch us. We could sleep in peace. These matters did not concerii us. r.ut we awoke suddenly from our dream. The little fire that had 1 ‘eii started in south{*asfern Kurope had spread all over tho world. Altl. ugh we witlidrow steadily from tho I'.amos, t-hey readied out for us as stt'adily. Xow we cannot avoid them if we woukl. and we must fight fire with lire. As the world comes more closely to gethor what affects one is likely to af- *fect all. Isolation is no security, and lU reality tliere is no Isolation. Doing everything our self respect admits to avoid it, we are nevertheless drawn into war. We declare, without fear of j contradiction, that we have the freshest and Juiciest steaks in town. DELICIOUS ROASTS, CHOPS, HAMS AND FISH Osborne Market Phoi\e 27 A^EW SUIT COSTS FROM $10 to $50 Jiat Q/irul m ouh. DON’T YOU READ ALMOST DAILY ABOUT BURGLARS BREAKING INTO SOME HOMF, COMMITTING MURDER AND GETTING AWAY WITH A SACK FULL OF VALUABLES. THIS CANNOT HAPPEN TO YOU IF YOUR PAPERS AND VALUABLES ARE IN ONE OF OUR SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXE?. BUFGLARS HAVE A WAY OF “SPOTTING” THE HOUSE WHERE VALUABLES ARE KEPT AND THAT IS THE HOUSE THEY ROB. WE CHARGE ONLY $2.C0 FOR ^SAFET^DEPOSIT BOX FOR ONE^YEAF. BEf A CAREFUllMAN AND RENT'ONE.W “ BREVARD BANKING COMPANY // «// ■i IN ANCIENT DAYS T he slave was honored by giving him or her fetters of gold, and so the necklace and bracelet and ring and all circles of gold or silver for personal adornment grew lo ornaments. Our line of modern fetters in gold and silver is complete. Vour money’s worth if you buy. Your mind’s worth if YOU look. Buy in Brevard FRANK D. CLEMENT The Jeweler Nuxated Iron Makes Strong, il6os !thy Rosy Cheeked Women Dr. Howard James, late of the Manhattan State Hospital of New York and formerly Assistant Phy sician Brooklyn State Hospital, says: y to en- illtli llv- :;>r iu'W ! !!!( re- .it (i.iiiii I the "Iri'n is at>.S(/lut ty nci oss.*'. n.bU- 1 to I'oiu 111^' t;.'-su'. it. i. . i'. II.U' h . r wli.it ti J ■ iir f ly p:i!-s> H t I r. '.it-i! y u wuli- you : !.y K ■ a, V.'i! s;roti;:tti i!i t’ It. rii 'i ;i o .vi’-riv.e J wu l''-t'’t' \vi .-iK. j>aU- ai'.d ssil.Iy 1. . k- 'T’.K. : 'Ht n I'hti.t tryiiip to in a li* I. . r.t :ii iri'ti. i u" • ni f ii.iii.- r'!iiCirk*Al r..f- 'afii-r !->vinc I" ' I'. ( 1. ;i six wal ks' '.ir.--' ■ f . 'itod Irni. ‘Say, Doctor, tiiat t;'.':"; stuff Is like magic.’ ■'Il’ yo;i .".re ii'i’ strii.g or \v»ll. y,n fpw«- it t'. yours' lf i > iimIcc tlio i I'.ow- Inp t-st: hiiw K'Iik ynti ran \\ ■ rk nr lii'W I’ftr yell I'-tn w.ilk witln-ut l>.‘- cdiMi'.ir tirid. \t t;ik- two {i \ i;-Frr;iiii t.-iM' ts Ilf Nux'it ‘1 Ir-'ii ihr-’*' ti;;-..'.- ri>r (i:)y lift* r fer twu \V''‘ ks. 'J'iien yi’iir strt-r.Kih ne.iin .itnl I’.ow much vi.u ha." ;;a;nod. Fr> in my own I crfs /iir tncic. It certainly putt i.'.it ; (J j - - ■' ■•'T a ...j» p\prri''nc> witV Niixai-d Iron I f- IS .-ufh \;ihi:il>l( T-. m uy tint it -i k !'t in • ry !' 1 and ri '" by I \« ry i hN sician in t!ii.« c. ui.trv N;ixat4Hl Iron. t^\-v. inend^^tl by I’: *a IS f.’r »alc l>v all g n*ci 'Jrugs’st? on ar* •• £iia;ante« of succcst wjci saiisfti.::' o y^ur UiOf.*. Macfie-Brodie Drug Co., Duckworth Drug Co., Erevard; R. S. Morgan, Rcsman. N.C Your old suit can be cleaned, pressed, repair ed and made to look almost as good as new for 50 cents; $1.00 a month for foui suits. City Pressing Club J.E. WATERS, Prop. Subscribe for rather than bor row the News. CuIIowhee Normal and Industrial School State Co-Educational Institution for the Training of'Teachers A six-yearrcoursc in regular high schcoi and junior college subjects. A four-yfar course in the Department of Education, supcifmented by spccial courses for teachers in other derarlments. An efficient Practice Schcoi under the direction’of a superviscr and three assistants. A strong department of Domestic Science. A practical course in Agriculture. Vocal, Instrumental and Public School Music. I>ormitories and administration building furnished with steam heat, electric lights and other modern conveniences. Environment unsurpassed. Location healthful and beautiful. Tuition free to ail who are preparing to teach. Fall term begins September 4,1917. For catalog or reservation of room, address A. C. REYNOLDS. President, CuHowhee, N. C.
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