BRKVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
Church Hirectory
ST. IMULIPS Kl’lSCOl’AL CHUUCH.
Sundays M o> niiivr si i vit o at i i:on n’l-loi k.
Siiiidav Si'liiiol. .1 a- iii.
\\ I'fk l>avs I' vi iiMHi'; cv im v i
\V'«‘iliii‘si\av s and Iridavs dmiii^r Advi'iit;
Wi‘iliH‘sd.i\s and I'liil IV-> diii iii>; l.iMit; iviMy
clay in 1Im1\ Wi'i k; also ,m Saints days.
Holy loniMiiiuiiin tin- lirst and tlnrd S\nidays
of i'vi‘1 V nionlh; also i>n thi- t ii ratfi H uly davs,
I’liristMuis. I; i.;i.,ian\. Asli \W dnosilav. M.ily
I'hursdav. K.istri dav, Asii'iisinn ilay, Whit
Suiiilay aiul I'liuitv Sunday
BKKVARI) I’RKSHVTKIUAN (IIUKC'H
.lolui U. Hay, I’astor.
K*';iular itiniih si-tvii'os rvi-rv Sundav
ll>iiis, I iisi -'lid I'li.d Sunda\s, ii:nu a ni ;
s«'o>'nd and tuaitli Snndass, 4: u> p ni.; littli
Stin i.ivs, t'\ iniiin n. onu-nt.
Snnda\ si lioi'! c\i-r s Sinidav, 1 ■ a. ni.
Ml'Il's 111 ,■! luM 111 uhI r.iliii' rla- s.
N't'iin^ ri'i'pli''-, SiHU'tv nl ('liristiiiii Kn
ili'avci cvfi y \Wdnosilav fvi-nin^^. '-i.hi.
DAVIDSON RIVKK PRKSHVTKRlAN
nillU'fl
.It>hn R. Hay. I’astor.
K^‘^;n!ar i lnm li si i v ii-i s rvoi y Sundav
M«niis: Si-i'.ui 1 and ttn'illi Sinu'.axa
in; first aii.l 1! id Siu; !a^ s, ■ p. tn.: liftli
^'llnlla^ s li\ ana*nnu't Hu nt.
Sundav soln'i'l > \im\ ,'^nndav. ii ■ a. tn.
t'liri^tian I-ndr.ivi'i i^-t and ;nl Snnda\■- .if
11 a. Ill ; on . nd and it'i S;a'd,i \ s .it r: . • i>. in,
HRKVARD i;.\l i 1S T ( lit UC I!.
l\iriu'i .Ionian and Ciastcn stiii ts.
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PRIZE LIST OF COUNTY FAIR
TO BE HELD OCTOBER 31
Continiu'tl fnmi pu'^o oiu-.
This Agricultural Kxhibit Will
Be Juiluod by tlie Kollowinjjj
Rule One Hundred lV>ints
Perfect:
Vnrit'ty of I'artn pfodiict.'! points
Variety piodm-ts Id
Vari('ty fruits r>
IliniK* indiistrics 10 “
equality 2r>
Artistic arraii^^otiiont lf> “
1 year stil*. to I’roj^rrssivi* Fai inci' for
2nd lu'sl display of ai^ri. prodiii-ts.
Tilt' Ashovilli* Sot'l ('o. will v;iv«' any
kiiiil of gat'don si'od (vaiiio t'or
host (lisi)lay of j.’ardfn scod.
Department (G> Fancy VV'ork
FIUST si:roN!)
Host crorlu'tinjj: .')(» .i!r>
j “ tatliiiu’
I ■* knitted hu'o
I “ piiH I'of drawn \v»rk “
sofa pillow
I “ ('iiiliroidort'd pioci-
^ towfll. siarf or
tahio cover
sltp|ii'!s eoclu'ted
' or l.iiit I. i
i ln’od.,')- ( :i|i
’• .'■li- iiiiilt “
caip'o cuiilt
wiifk i'a;^
li.itu! I'auited picture “
Ixuiie tiiadf kitchen
ajiiin
Dopartnu’nt I1) (ailinar>’
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SKCI IN!)
HRI'VAKH Mi rilonis r (’lll lU'll.
. i'.ili^a! I’op\ i y. I’astoi.
Sriid.i\ Srii s, ; ,ii i a n; I’l i .■ '
inv; at i : ■ a ii' ..nd ; ■■ p. :n I r.’i i !;;i 1. .1: i.
1 pwol til 1 iv;".!- p I'l
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Nearly every new spaper carries
the j^eiiei.il news liut tiie IJrex anl
News is the only one c;irryi:v^
llie most ii.iportant I'raiis\ Ivani.i
news.
ilc.-l apple pie
•• p. ;:rii pi.;
1 .••nil'll pio
•• p'.e
1 M'' 111 leaf ot lijrht
1)1 e,'id
1 ) 1'.' lie-t half lio/.en
1) l!ii l.. st ieilf do/cn
(•■>111 meal imilliiis "
I’l.-iin c.'.is-'
 .i:ii:i ’- r nap.-
( liickcn sal.'id
I’ldat" salad
1 .aver cake
la.sses caKe
 >iei-el;i;• ■ can.i\
r.r^t e;ind>
i I Lll li- - I I'las"-' jar «d’
snap I' 'aiis
!' '.1.1 lu 't jjlass jar o1
\ ej:;rt;d'l‘ soup inix-
ti'inati'es. corn
'li ra
I)-2;5-best jar of preser
ves pear or peaoli “ “
I>-2rj-best half do/.en
^las.ses of jelly “ “
Host jar cucutnlu'r
pickles ,, ,,
r>est jar eatiiieii he'ts “ “
'I'he Natioiial lA‘a{i;i!'‘ for woman’s ser
vice will }>:ive .S.J.dO to the lady or
jii.'l e.xiiiliitinjjj the larfjcesl variety
of canned fruits an*l vegetables.
Fruits and vef^tdaMes must Ix* can
ned 1)V exhibition.
Prizes offeretl to pupils for ex
hibits produced by themselves.
Hest pijj; any breed .$r>,00
“ pair of i liickt'ii any breed “
■ ‘ do/.en ears of corn
frotn on(“ half acre “
“ jieck «d’ potatoes from
one i’onrth acre "
“ 1‘xiiibit of cat'.tied ^oods
by any inrl
Ivducational ICxhibits !
Wlx're lh r- :.i\* thret* or more exhibi-!
t>rs. the li'-st p[ i/e is a money prize'
a.s indicated in the li.^f below. 'I'he '
siH'ond |n !/,“ is a blue ribbon and i
th" tliird pi'i/e a red riblien. 11’ less
than i!;ree exhibils are iti competi-'
tion, the rilihorts will be awarded
but no money. ;
I*Kl/.i:s (H’KKin:!) TO SCHOOLS i
Hest exliiliit of method.; of '
teachini^ air>'icultine ii-I.HO
“ exhiliit of art work includ '
ini. crayon, {lejicil drawing. |
ii' painting; " |
“ exhil it d" farm prodiu-ts i
rai'cd by public school pupils “ i
I “ I-]xhil>it of sewinj''and faticy
work madi- by publi'- school ;
pujiils “ j
“ i'xhibit of (ookinj^ and can- j
ninj’' Work done by public 1
school pupils “
“ exhibit of pi iinary work
“  xhiiiit of comrtier-i;d v.crk
by any hij:!) .scl'.ool
■■ exhibit, of n;ap^ ;'nd ihaits
made by I'ubiic -c! oc,! pujuis
attentiance (pei' c( nt. of en-
rol!;uent I at  'ounty l‘'air in a
body b_\ an_\ .■••h'li.l outside of
r.revard 'I'owt -hip . "
■■ ,uent'i'al ‘-duialional  xiiitiit
any hi^li scho..] .■'l.d''
■ ‘ 111 rai i n.d i \!,;i.it
any ;'r;. !"d . ■ ho. 1
“ •: I 1-: :il ionp; ■ \hibit
anv r; i;.! . cho'.l
PRIZES OFFERED TO PUPILS
Hest ma}) of North (Carolina 2rn-
“ “ United States “
“ “ North America
“ “ 'I'radisylvaiiia “
“ spe;anien of pkiin
pennuiiK.hiji not l('s.:i than
twelve lines $L(K(
“ specimen of plain jtenman-
shijt iid less thafi tw'elve
lines by pupil under t-n yrs. “
“ essay on 'I'ran.sylvania (!(»utity
not less than two paf'es “
“ machine made dress “
“ specimen of tattinj^ ..'>(1
“ “  inbroidery
v.'oodeti lly tran
“ “ bird ca^’’
halt d'lzeii biscuits
“ loal d bioad
“ plain cake
“ lay(‘! cake
mokis.'es cak(*
corn breati “
“ si»ecimen free hand drawii;;^ .Hr»
SCHOOL si’oin s
For pujiils above lourt"en
loo yartl dash $1.00
broad jumji
hi).di jump
I-'or pu|'il.s unifer tourteen
liO yard da.-h
broad jump
hi}^h jump
BOY SCOUTS MAKE LABOR
DIGNIFIED AND PATRIOTIC
Tlu* H'ly Seuiits have bc'enine
thorou^^hly ite.biied witli ])a*ri'iiie
seTitiiiient, ai'il have vtdtmfeered
the servii-esof their hands and tirn.s
ti) t lii“ lied ‘ 'r iss r»»tmi.
'I'l'.ese khaki e!a«l jv’nnths have
eun^ht tin* trtu* idi'a nf servict', atul
that in hiiujiable service all laber
i~ ili;,Mnli(‘(l.
Something; to sell means some
thin‘s to advertise.
BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES
Mii-ses Ethel LealherwcKMl and
Edna llnnt, v>cr»! fj;ii(;sts of .Mis'.
Leiii.* Jolinson of FU;tclior, for tlu;
sve}k«>nd. ^
Tlu*. Misses Osteen of Spartanburf'
arc visiting their j»ur**nts t»r a few 
days. 1
New anivals ar«> Lizzie and K«‘n-
nii; Shii Ids inid Wilin'rt kSl»“adiiian
of ( 'nmptilielUi, S. 
Miss Maud MeNecdy sjiont Snn-
(laynr.d Mmid.iy with her ]:arents
lit Luke I'oXiiway. |
Miss .M VI tie Haber and Miss Hat- !
fiee Ail;« 11 v.cnt ofj i niotor trii> 1o !
irt'cnville, S. ('. f(.r tin; week end
aeeoTMjMUiie.l by ,\h'. O, \V. Cbiyion
and Mr. .Mark  i vton. ;
A number of boys and ;,mi1s v.'.’i'.t
on a ]);cfiie du .M'ind;,v elia p'Ttjp.ct!
by .Mr. and Mrs. I\ I; f.
COMMimE TO SELl
I LIBERTY LOAN BONDS
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I ?>lrs. H. X. ('a flier lias been
aiipiujited ehainiiati of tlie Liberty
i I.uan Committee, which is a bianeh
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I'd tln^ Woman > Committet* of
the Coiineil of National Defeti^iv
The Loan (’ommittfc is ( har};t d
I with the duty d st llire.^ Liberty
j ijoan lionds, and its worK will be
carried out in jiart by the H >y
,S(*(;ut->. wliose stf\iees have as'ain
‘been Volunteered for this ])atriotic
ea n vass.
i Th. aj)])lieation blanks for bonds
may b" oitlained at the bank. ;inil
thoso L^iven out in the eommittt'e's
, name have a bine mark acros- tlie
; np}i(‘i‘ cornel .
protracted meeting at oak
GROVE
A ])rotract(?d nio(!tin»' will bejiin
at Oak (^rove Methodist (v’hnreii
lu'xt Sunday at ■> ::>) 1*. 'V'. and con-
ti?nio throuy:h the week.
Prof. Knight of tl)e Brev.'ird In
stitute will lead th(j nieotin;', »>s
sist(;d by the pastor, Itev. W. E.
Poovey. Preacldpg during th»*
wt;ek at nif'lit only.
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ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20th
AT 2:30 O’CLOCK, P. M.
near Penrose, N. C., I will offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash my farming implements, horses, cattle, milling
outfit and entire farming* equipment.
the OPPORTUIilTY
BUYIW8 AT A BARGAIN
I must dispose of these implements, etc., as I have sold my farm
on French Broad River, and have no further need of same.
These Articles, Implements, Horses, etc., will be sold for cash,
or on terms agreeable to both the purchaser and myself.
There Are No Belter Farming impleinents, Horses
Wagons, Cat{ie,El!!., In Tiiis County.
Please Appreciate the fact that you are getting the very best
that you can buy at a bargain.
0. W. CLAYTON
Columbus Wagons
Every stick of wood is A-1 grade.
Every hub is v/hite oak.
The spokes are 80 per cent, hickory.
Every spoke is riveted on both sides.
Every rim is bent, not sawed.
The tires are £0 per cent, carbon steel, will
out last two cets of regular tires.
The hounds are all straight grained.
They are so put together and ironed that
you can not break them out.
There are no holes through the axle?.
The ONLY V/AGuN wilh a FIFTH
WHEEL.
The only wagon with extra standards fitting
tight to the stationary standard.
The brake is quick acting and will hold any
load on any grade.
The tongue is stongest where a tongue
usually breaks.
Every wagon is branded as to its rated
capacity.
Don’t buy a wagon for the size of the skein;
buy it for what it will carry.
It is not what a wagon costs you to-day but
v/hat it has cost you five or ten years
from now. The repaid bills are what
count.
Buy a Columbus and save the repair bills.
We have the light, medium and heavy
wagons in stock.
Brevard Hardware Company
Brevard, A[. C.
Don't order; C Doyle.