NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA
Fire Insurance
Cold weather is here. Fires
must be kindled.
autumn wind is coming;
your HOME may burn.
A small sum will guarantee
protection to you and yours.
Insure To>
GALLOWAY ^ MINNIS
Real EsLaLe and Insurance
FALL OPENING
All the latest styles in Pattern Hats
may b: seen at our store on the opening days, SEP
TEMBER 2t and 27. Ready to Choose, Ready to
Wear. It costs you nothings to come.
MRS. W. H. FAULKNER
FERTILIZERS
We have just»
car load of the
of 16 par cent.
Fertlll2:ers for
received a
Best Grade
Acid and
Rye and Wheat
Brevard Lomiier Co.
BREVARD, N. C.
Who Am I?
Personal Mention
L(M)k throiiffh thess- tolumns; see if
the names of your quests :iie there. If
not, you have ne^leited your (Juty
toward them. It does not cost any
thing. Tel'-phono, writo or hrin^ your
news to News olVue.
H. H. !).'«v(‘r is on a l>nsin» ss trij)
I to (Teoif^iii this
Mrs. L. M. HHi-t of Litllu Kivrr
WHS in Brt^vanl Saturday.
J. S. liroinficUl i.; at Wriijhtsvillt*
I’.cach uttfndiii;' tlio nicffin}^ of
state lirt‘ chiefs.
Miss Cora Willson nHturn“(l last
\viM*k fronj a Ti^it to R?v. and Mrs.
.1. N . !j»'o »)f Zirconia.
Miss May IMckt lsinuT liift last
\v«fk to t*nt»T tho Tnivcrsity of
('hatlanot'^M at Atlu*ns, Tt iin.
Mrs, .lason Hu{zi;ins l‘ft this \v»‘(‘k
to join her hn.shand, \vl>o is with
the eotist arlillcry at Fort (’aswfll.
Williatn Wallucc and William
Brt'i's * li'ft tir.s\v.‘('k for (’harh'ston
to cntrr tlie Citadel for another
year.
rdisses MaT irnrrite and Anna May
(ialloway liav«* returned to the
State Xonral ('olle;;!! at (ireuns-
bcro.
(laiiht r (Orp.'nin^ left I'eeently to
til lie the ]in ])aratory medical eonrse
at the St:it(' l iiiver^ity at Chapel
Ilill.
Mi.ss Mary M.-lMiail Davis of I’ls
^ali Forest left last week for Win
ston Sileni to n;-t‘nt» r the Sah'm
A'':i(h‘iny.
Mrs, (’. A. Allison, wht) haslx'en
vi^itin;'her sistt'r, Mrs. A. H Khilt,
l;as returned to lii-r home in Annis
ton. Ala.
.1. Srnitii. teacher of the }*ine
si-h>'"l in (iloncester t'iwn-
V. .iS a vi>itor
in^t Satnril:i\’.
tit tliis ]ilac»
Misses i-;;i/.:i and Sallie Itliss. w lio I
1
r.:iv- been visitini.: Mi>s Lilian,
.ienUins, returned to their ho^e ml
'liJii-lot'>n Thursday. ^
^liss May S\vafVi>rl of Mitdell
coiiTity rctuniiHl this wcfk to ciil.T
Brevard liistifnte. She will )..•
with Mrs. M. Bird a.-' for:!icily.
Marry ('larke, who left st'Veral
(iays Mi^o on a visit to (‘aster’i
(•it’es. has aceepted a i)osition witli |
a L)(*onio!)iU* iirm in BridL^eport, j
Coiin. j
Kev .1 U llay returni*il on Mon-
d:;y fiotr. 'akda’ie churrii in He?;,
ilei'.-'on ccuiity, where he conducte '
a >aeee'-'l ul revival 1 a week'.- ilii-
r:i t mn.
lkall)h Fi.'hev 1. ft S it rd:iy .n a •
visit of several days t'> lialeiuh on ■
li_’::l hr.'Uli'SS. lie eXjX'rted tn
vi>it Wake i’'.ire.-t on hi.-
re;urn.
A. L. Ledbetter of ('anipobello.
S. C., a former resident of I’eiiv. -'e,
was li r(‘ la.-r Satunlay lo"kiii.r
after t lie nitere.'ts of his jiropei-t
in t his ’ilai-i!.
W. i.. Aiken was taken ."udd'-nly
ill whlie in (.loUl-ester nllaeatile
l)uyi:i:r trip !a."t week, and after
rt'turnini: was ■ iilined to his home
for several da> s.
Fi ier.ds in thi- jdact* of .Mi's. .1. I'.
Hays of A'ijieville will b(‘ irlad to
learn that her condition, following
an o](erati 'U aboiit two wet'ks ai;o,
is Very mui h '.initroved.
Mr>. -I. S. Silv. r>t'(>n, Mrs. 11. X.
('airier, and Mrs. i'rank .Ienkin>
attended the di:-trict meetiiiij: of tin*
National Leairut' of Woman's Ser
vice at .Xsiievilh' on Tuesday.
ih\ .L H McLean and smi, .roliii,
v>iil leave !ie.\t Tuesiltiv to visit
H. N. Carrier made a trip to
Charleston and return Inst week.
Eri{>:agcment Announced
Mr. and Mrs. \\. L. Tullov an
nounce the enf'aj'iMucnt of thoir
daughter, Ina, to Mr. Wallacu Bird
liustin of Savannali, Ga. Tho wod-
dini' is to take placc at an early
date.
Miss Talley is a very popular
youiif^ woman, and lu'r many
triends will ho ])leuseil to learn of
lier en>'aj;(*ment.
iMr. liustin is a prominent youn^
husine.ss man of Colunihia, S.
where ho has h.*en living for the
last two years.
Wedding Announcc'ment.
Invitations as follows have l>oon
receiv(‘d in Brevard:
Mr. and .Mr. .John I’hilitus Patton
will j'lve in marriaj^e their
dauf'hter
Sallie Rosilhi
to
•Mr. .Inliiis Marriolte Stewart
Wednesday, October third
at six thirty o'cdock
First BajitisrChurch
Hendersonville, North Carolina
'J'ho honor of your pre.sent o
is rc([ue.stod
I'ormer Transylvanian Married
Mr. and Mrs. 1) W. (iowdi'r of
Atlanta hav(! Tieen visiting relatives
ot Mrs. (iowder in the liosman sec
tioii durini; tho ])ast week.
* Mrs. (Powder was Miss Finina
Mc('all before marriage and was
Well an«l favoralily known in th.*
Hosman end of tin* county. Slu'
ha-; t)een makini^ lier home in the
tatf ot (iinrL'ia f»»r tin* ];ast few
ye;Ms, and mi»re recently in the
city ol Atlanta, where she met the
gentleman to whom slm was ns-
cetitly married.
.^lr. (iowder holds a resitonsible
])t).-»iti>n with tlie A., B. tSi' A. liail-
'.C'ly \.;th heaihiuarters in Atlanta.
riie Couple left on the afternoon
tram last Mnnday for an extended
tfi;; to Washington, Xt“w York and
otln i- ])oiiits. ai\d will bt! at home
in Atlanta afti'r the iloth irist.
EARTH ROAD 1/IAINTENANCE.
to
A Never Ending Job and Has to Be
Done Over and Over.
Earlli road uiaiiiteiiance now is and
will continue for sumo years to l>e tiie
real road prohli'iu of Kansa:^, binee it
is not likely that more tlian a very
small percent of the hi«;Iiv.ay.s will be
liaved in (iiis neneralioii, as.serts W. S.
(Jearhart, professor of lii;;liway eiiKi-
neeriny in the Kansas State A;irieiil-
turnl c-()lI(‘;.jo and state hij;hway engi
neer.
“I'ractieally all the work «li>n‘ on an
earth roail, * A( c[it redinMioii «»r ;;ia'l;^,
eorr*rtion »f li(»ri/-oii!a I ;ili;.,iiiueiit,
buildin;; of diaiiijitxe slnictiKC'j an I
elimination of raiiwa\’ ;:raic
is tcniiiorary aad slmiilii luoin'iiy i-e
coiisi(!crei| ma Icteiianei*,” said Mr.
(iearhart.
“Doiii;' pennanciit woik is a eom;>Mr-
ativt'Iy rasy nialti r, fur when oaee it is
done corrc'cfly it will la^^t for a i;iuii!’*r
years. TIk* niaialviiaiiec of an eaitli
road, iiowever, is a iif\cr riidiii;^
It is like milkiii;^ the cow-^ and d«»ia‘;
other cliores, for tlie Imilii.T l.iin'v-;
that the Vviirlc of maintenance u i!l have
to Ik* «1oii«* »ver atid o> t‘r ai;ain a ad
ean ni'ver feel that if is in any^.'ci;se
Iterma ikmiI .
“I'or tiiis reasDii liie ;irlh I'oad li.is a
hail reputation. Tlie trouble is rmt se
FROM SCHOOL ROOM TO CAMP
.L L. ( >'teen, prmcijial of the
li'iiilnt Blantyre, wa- com])elled
LMve u]) hi> wi.:rk this week,( n
lei'.unt of bein;^ iuchuled in the
!a-t list "t •■! n;en called to(’ani]i
• iaek'on. He ta’iuht as u-'Ual mi
I’l.e^day, anil tlieii rej»..rtcd to the
local exemption board at T> j). ni.
I P to the time (d' Mr O.^teen's
I 'aviu:, Hu one imd been .''cearcd
to take II!.- vlai-'- :n the Blantyre
-clicnl.
Mr. ( >.-ti‘en has been teac'hin^ for
:-e veral years in t his community and
!ia- inatle a >d record.
FARMERS’ INSTITUTE
AN i;\i:ru i;o.\i>.
nnich with tlu,‘ niatcMiai f wlii !i l!ie
road is eemiioscd as v. iili ''Ur sysicia
'ir lack ol system i.f ni.'inaucnient
other types ei rum!.-;, win n treated as
we treat the earih mads, a:*; iniicli
more e\p( n-i'.'e and serve tiu- iravi Miu
public little, if loiy. licitcr. 'I'la.- ' .i-i
iiapreveniciit liiat caa !>i; la.idc n i. '.;
present earl a rn:i. ;s l.y ii;teHiuciit ib
rccti'Ui in ili- ir oai'ii iiciiea and
teiiancc is iiiilo rcali/.cil by tie' •,
nia.l tin* servlccaMll;y of a p:"i ■ :
niaiiitalned earili lead is i.et appieci
aied when ->!ai rt d uiili cth-r t>p. '
«'f reads as t" cc, : . e.i.,!i a. in.
‘•.'■•uccfssrul cell ;ri;ci;;;ii ard niaiii-
tenaiice ..f any kind id' a read d •; c. d
111 ell the ic ■ uaitii'a Py ilii‘ piilili • and
llic buij'.ci -i Ilf a l'"\v iixed !:n 1 fcada
uiei.ial !■ qnirciiieiits.
“t »i.c i'ra tical. wcil [laid mad
l.uilder shmod i e ia;idc resp.uisiMe I'a
I lie Upl.ee-1 111' a I
and li'
.'tar. I.is teaiii'c
dcpeiiiicnt ciitiic^v
Ilf ser\‘i e^ ri'iidc: d.
lien Ilf ll.c ri'::i! -'."1
and iTiiWi.cd I,.;;:
every sc li.'a ef t! ;■
tlew ini" ill-' -ide (iil !i
a t,
nil ' i"ii I'l i e,;i
.. d I hri-imh' 'il ti;
I 'li h C I leillI.'' j
;> ' li.'.ra. Ic
:.r..dcd : I
cl v.-.Ic
•• fr ij
un'a' e
I
'I'hc f;iT-nier>' in.-titute. lirld at
the cmirt hou-t' un Thursday of
la-t weidc. had an iMicouraicini; a t-
! tciidnnce, and the discussions of
a-rieultural matter> were receivt'd
wit li much intt'rest.
'1. B. I’arker. director of farmi’r.s’
institutes, made an address ni
which he emi)hasi/. *d tlu* sowiiii^ i)f
rnoie wheat and the cultivatii'ii i f
fci (! criij >. He spiike alsj about
; the t'eiM:li/,'r.- to be used on d’iTei -
j cTit kind of crops, and calieil sj)ecial
jattentiiin to the imj)ortaiice of tho
I liiMin;^ of land.
' !)an r. {jirav, chief of animal in-
"A
1 2C-
aiid
I am pfronK^v eoni’)inf>d
HaKue ('oiiffie.i; ‘ , ..iifl i’B.icr-
; i.Ks of thf wilt)!- \>. ei ld
1 save more livi-s tiiai: :i!i
Lois of tho w('rld
I am more vital ilia;: :n- d.
.-.urRHry.
! h‘dp everytiody 1 ;,nd ni
1 ’no!i!i t I'.e ri( li a:.d • i. .■ j
V >unK and 'the (dd- t.; .. •.
(lie wi aU.
I sa\e the lives of 'ic-ii^.i
•hou.'-ai’ds of wa; e- ;irn -: T ev«r>
I am onndimO'a; .>itviim cirm
ii’uhs. eyes, hodies 'he live, .,f farh-
i-T.s, motliois, leoihei'i. -.iste>-,. rela-
t;ves and friend.-.
I am omnipresent in 'li.- hoin-'. ia
»he mill, in the factory, ja tlo' htch**;
on the railroad, on the -.^^a, in th>^ air.
I prevent mental woriin^ an 1 phy^!-
rjl pains.
I bring, health, joy and iiappine^s to
'^tl’' live- (,t ail.
1 am a panacea !>,>r the majority of
all liuinaii miseries and troubh-s.
I i)iin!^ smiles a!ul happiness
wherever 1 ko.
I im.iiment your Hank .Recount, for
I am a ‘'mon.'v-savoi
' I add years to ih*-* iive;^ of hundreds
I i)f thoiisandrf.
I I make life really worth living,
j I am cons'ructive, iK>t destructive.
I I am a lo-partiie! of tJood Jinlgment
, and f’enimon Sant-p.
I HP.i n “.Joy !)i. pf-Mf-er.” a "Life
‘ Sav“i” a;id a "(rood Fi llow well met.”
; I A.M ‘S.VFKTV FIHsr."--Bulletin
' N’ational Safetv Couiu il.
the former’.- M-n. Dr. ( Jlenn Me-;
Lean, of Fitv'-erald, Ca. They will , l>!»>tnra,Lre in monntain dis-
makt‘ tho trij) in a car and return and recommt'iiiled tho ust‘
ap 'n I
To Cleanse After Oil.
To clean glass bottles that have
held oil, place ashes in each and im
merse in cold water; then heat the
water gradually until It boils. After
boiling for an hour let the bottles re
main In the water until cold, after
ward washing In Boapsuds and rinsing
In clear water.
about )rtober !dth.
Hilliard In>uth left tlu* hitter
])urt of last wetdc for New York
city, where he will stay for about
two weeks I'.'oking after tho hu.-i-
; ness connected with his (ihiys. He
will also v;-;t his parents in Pou^h-
keei)sie.
.L C. V.’hitniire of Cherrylield
left Thursilay for Nev>' York and
Baltimoi.- te 'i.iuy ^oods for his two
stores. He was aC(*oi!i])ini(*d by
• M’S. Whitn.irf. and they will e.': ■
tend tlie vi'ittii Washinj'ton and
j other placo (.f interest.
Noah Miller, who enlisted in the
navy last Zilarch ami has been sta-
tionidat Piiris I^-land, near Port
Ri'.yal, S. C., as a member of flit*
I murine hosj)itul cor;;s, is visitinf?
: his home at Sapphire on leave oi
!ahsenco.
of soy bean- for hos^ ]):vstures. \
District At;ent .T. M. (iray out-1
lined the work of th(> farm demon |
strator. .Mr, Ciray was at onej
tinu' in charge of the agricultural
Work at Brevard Institute.
Mrs. .lamis'.)u was in idiar^o of
the woman's dc])artment of the in
stitute, wliich was held at the 1'.
D. C. ehai>ter house.
Oh, riush!
An atiihority on zoology. Ellen Vel-
vln, anther of “From Jungle to Zoo,”
says tliat there are only two absolute
ly dumb animals in the world. They
are the giraffe and the kangaroo.
"PULL ILLINOIS CUT OF
Slogan Usoci to Pic^h Good Roads
Mivcmont to Friiiticii,
Indie:; I iii!:s peini to an i.walcniii-: on
the part ui' I lie [nMple nf lliiae; - i.» i!;.'
iieccs.^iiy Ilf inipi I'vitc.; lli'ir -late
ricid ', -;iys iht' uaicjal pul'!icai i‘>n >i'
llie Linciiln IIi:.diway as>iH-iati'iii. In
eui;seipicnce “rull llllneis oul of the
mud" is a widely used and si'niiiicant
phras(> al the [ire-iait time. '1 ht> e\-
picssieii i:5 more than a catch plir:isi' in
liiat it graphically d.cscrihes an actual
and laiacniaide cund'iien nuw ixistia-;.
An eiidi'aviir is imw under way tci
hriii^ the matler to the attention of the
niemliers of tlie state le:ris!ature by pe
tition, ihese i:et',i ions ur;:iin: the le;:is-
lalnre to pass a Idll callin,:; for a sjie-
eial t U'ciien in lllineis fer the purpese
of viilir.i; o;i a .^lo,!I niid issue
for till' buildinir of pennanciit iiard sur
faced leads. It is furtlier set forth in
the peiitioii that the roads te he si>
improvid slmald he tnnisstate ro;',ds.
and it is re: eaaacnded tliat t!ie ra'i’icy
hi' expended upon tlie LinciiVi hiu'hway.
the r,.;ynti;!n trail and the Tdi,' Tear
trail. Two of tlu'St' ii>;;i!s — thi- I.iiice'.n
hiuhway and the I’e;!r tr.iil —rea
east and w('si .aciess lae ,-iate, tlic
Lincoln hii;hw;iy in l!ie imrtliera part
and the I'.i ' Four trail in the S'nnhein.
and the I'lryptian tr;:il runs :>t ri'-'lit
ani-des to tlu'm from Chica;:o to Cairo.
The heavy tradic c.arried by tl'.e Lia-
eolii iii::’iw!iy in the hist two years ai'd
li;o many improveiiK'iits made aIo:;u'
tliat ronie in eoasLiiUenei*. net only in
Illinois, 1 ut entirely a'ross the e'>’i!i-
try, liave I rouixht lu)ino the need of lov'-
ieal road improvement.
When You Want
Something in
JEWELRY
we would be pleased
to have you look over
our stock. The goods
are of the very best
made and all new.
Our Watches
are perfect time
keepers. Give us a
chance to prove to
you that we can and
will sell you the same
articles for less mony
than you have been
accustomed to pay
ing.
Our v/atch repair
business is growing
fast and every one
seems to be well
pleased with the
work and a!! say the
prices are reasonable
Come in and see us.
We Repair All Kinds of
walctcs.
Opposite Post Office
BLOMBERG
Junk aiicl Hide C
Ashevills, N. C.
Wri*
cn V. .'.;a vuu i
73-30 or: Avenue
Growth of Fingernail.
The growth of the fingernail is an
inch and a half a year; they grow
more quickly in summer than in win
ter; the middle finger grows the fast*
est and the thumb tho slowest.
Bay State Road Improvements.
K.xpenditnres fi>r road imprevements
iiuTeased ‘JO.l per lent in Mai^-aclia
sett.s in 1!)1 1 over esi>enditurcs ten
year.s aj;o. accordinii to road staiisti vs
made puhlie recently by tho depart
ment of airrieulture. The Bay State
spent over $ti,ooo.uoo. ^^ivinp: her a jier
centntre of surfaced roads
Api)n)ximate e.xpenditures for tho
other New Kn.^land states were: Con
necticut. Maine. S‘2.(M2,0-0;
New Hampshire. $l,rilK).(K)0; Vermont.
$1,024,01*0, and Rhode Island, ?44t>,rH)C!.
" Labor
/' —that’s the Big^
Cost in Painting
Labor accounts for
about three-quarters
of the entire cost of a paint
ing job. Materials cost only
about one-quarter—so the
possible saving in cost be
tween the best and the
cheaper materials is not
worth consideration.
And by specifiying the bestpuint,
and getting years of extra wear,
you save the big labor cost of
frequent re-painting. You get the
most economical job in the end.
PATTON’S
Sun-Proof
WPAINT
—is longer-lasting because it is
richer in linseed oil. It will not
peel or blister if applied to sur
faces fit for painting. It forms a
tough film of protection against
time and weather.
Let us tell you more about
^ this cut-cost paint.
Don’t order, C. L'oyle.
Brevard Hardware Co,
BRtVARD, N. C.
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and activities; 5 cen*s a copy.
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