rru UMi .
CHECK SENT SAME DAY SHIP-
; MENT IS RgCEIVED. •
310 PRESIDENT STRE^.
Q BALTin9RC. MD. O
THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
ABSORBINE
TRADE MAfiR WG.aS.PAT. OFF.
Reduces Bursal Enlargements,
Thickened, SwoHeo Tissues,
Curbs, Filled Tendons, Sore
ness from Bruises or Strains;
kfi’ps Spavin Liimcness, alla>s pain.
Docs not biiNter, remove ihe hair or
lav up the liotvc. $2.U0 a bottle
at tlru^'^gists <ir lirlivereil. Book 1 M free.
AHSOKHINK, JR., for niankiiul an
antiseptic linimtiit {"r briii'es, cuts, wounds,
strains, painful, swollen veir.s or glands. It
heal.s anvl si-otites. fl.lUi a bottle at »lru(;-
gists or po'tpaiil. \\’!:! ynu more if you
\Trite. MaJ.e in the I'. S. .A. bv
W. F. YOUNG. P.O. F. 310 Terr; e St Springfield. Man.
npnpcy TRECIMtNT. oivoFnm. k r.-n.-f.
VilV* Bw.-llli.t Iin.l .‘•(■■■rt
hroaTti. N*'Vt>r h- ar*l »f fi»r «lr 'p^y.
Try It. Trltvl tr' atui. ril FREE, t>y iiuiil.
Writo to OR. THOMAS E. GREEN
Bank Bids*. Boa 20. CHATSWORTH. QA.
DICE-TRANSPARENT
WrlU' f >r p'"tc< «. I.. N Hi* M>. K;i'; Six-noor, N. C.
tx'i n
Poor Men,
• \ on i; ^ ^ , •
marrir.l ’ ■ vi.
‘iltT ; ri".' _• :r >mii tin'
;iU'l
•■Sli.' .I..,-!.': ;• '
■ r.’’>'b;i!«!y no!. .Al'i'r of rh.' \\tnr
•!’,'] 'i'll!' u;i> ';i’T* ;-i"l !i.t six !iii'«
KIDNEY TROUBLE NOT
EiSiLY RECOGNIZED
Applicants for Inswrance Often
Rcjeclcd
.\n rxiTii” n.r ; v-' - '.n :nr ono of llie
f'- nt . .:i in an
HI’.,..' , i;.,- , ,, in : io ihe as-
?' :• ','!K ‘S ‘ <.'!u- mM'OU vs Jiy
f. iri;. ’ii.i :m'' In;- ;ri-ni .in* ro-
jt ''d I' k. ti' iii..!- is so coin-
i;. 'II t ) ’.if A:i;<mi.‘Ui 'I’A’, an ! tlu- l:iij;t‘
II. I, ; .1^ "f • '-o V.
I . „ T
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‘ ^ thal liicy
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Millers Will Pretest to Hoover.
A deloRalion of ni*:\i!i niilU‘is of 1h(
stat(“ was luM’t' irvini; to liavc tli'* i't-il
eral food coiili-ol division mi-i"-iid an !
oidor im.iiiisi till' iiiip'irtat ion oJ wiioai
into .N’ortli Caroiiiia. 'I'lii' ordor li;:
been iniposf'd on thr j’i*'<i"d th:ii
Xoi’lli Carolina iaisi>> suitirioiii wImm*
for tin' iHM'd.'; of llif poopir of ilo'
stai
'J'lirn' an' IN't ^tiaiii util!.' in Hi*'
state. of wliicli iinjKui niori> or loss
wlioat from other states. 'I'liese mill
ers insist that they cannot op.'rat'*
their mills if they art* <nt out of th '
whOiTt they have her(Mof<ue hro\if;lif
in tn supply th('ir tradp.
The millors, with the coojx ra;ion
of the stat(' dfiiartnient of aKri< iilt nre
will make up a (U'taib il offii ial state
ment of th(‘ real siiualion in this state
and piesent it to the federal food ( o;i
trol authoritii's with demand for read-
jtistruenf of the order as to itnporta-
tion of wheat into this state.
The millers held a i-onferenio with
Henry A. I’an*'. federal food adminis
jtrator for this state. ;nid Ihe situation
was thorouRhly ranvassed. It devf'l-
oped that thf're are really moro than
Inishols of whnat i)roti>jht
into the state for milling purposes and
somothinK like lTiO.immi bus’nels export
ed in the sliap** of flour and other
mill products. The l>est estimates
ss'em to he that nearly nine-tenths of
the wheat produced in the state is
ground by the small mills on the “cvis-
tom" basis of tolls for the grindinp
in seed.
That this state nnist produ* e som?-
thing like o.oort.ono more bushels of
wheat before the state (an be really
said to be self sustaininp; in the j)ro-
(luction of its wheat bread, is the con
tention.
Siat'< New York. Pennsylvania.
Miihifian. Minnesota. Virginia
Kentucky. The latter two were admit
led this year.
More Hog Cholera Work In State.
Because the campaign for cleani:u
up
j'.vet early or too d:y l.i:
'sprinp:
Stifi. "bakev" >oil;
if I' t’t until
W'.irn;'. w‘; li'
a’l:!
li:i!l('W-
|-:il7:>betli City has shmvn what nny
he done ahm^r this litie. tin' N'ati.onal
I: t ne'nt of .\i'riculturc c(i-o])iM'ai-
itm wi!h M'e Slate ari tneiit lias de-
T -rtni;;eii to krreatlv extend tins work.
ii;;. pl.iceii two additional hoi^
c!i('ie|-a in the -tate to aid Hr
p Ow.ii ill eradicating this dls
ease
Til" first c,"nip.-iun of educa'ion ate!
’pnmnsi ratio!) in thf' metiiod.- of h<-<
( holera i-oiitrol was li‘'trun ui I'.'H.
wl’.en Doctor Dwen wa< assit^nrd to
»hi'^ state with headijuatteiat jofiici^ frotn a trip tuadc to a nieptin;;
eich. Late!' th*' work was i:iten>ilie.i peanut ^:inwe;-.- of N'orth I'aro-
l>y taking otil>- a small territoi-> aiouinl ar .'^u'Yeik. wh> i> i.!
I’.li'/abet 1) Cit\'. much of whi’h is ta , jdn with ti
cial- of th
S. Wir
;Mhi r inset : a-
root ed w e;i . stich a-
W“t'i!y L"r-as.-- arr'
by Mii’MiMi; up a' ! f
Lii:ht s.'i] -nb;. • » :
■-liould not iie nlo’A ( .'I !i !
i - litib' (iaii;:er cf
!t!^ I a 11 plow ed la f.d u ;> 'u ■
low if a di'’\ harrow r
moist are ronil’i ion-.- ;,i e :;
Organize Peanut Growers.
.Mr. W H. Camn f.as rciurned
to hi
Steps to I'oriil ’
I'eanu' (’.'■o\\‘!'-
I 'U ; pose of - I •! !
aiid C(j-;;';;!'',
I'Voilu. t ,
-Mr. C W
tin S
Uieiii hi'l' (
••
iUfe. \va-
into t'.v.; ].!iar
M:
V i
Typ.cai i-ousecic 3.'mg.
1 ' ' lie wa>
::;i the
iir'i'-;. , '■ 1-^i. i; ! : ■'.■■1 laosi in
th.- Ill'll’ .u.C' '' -".the Very
ti;--'
A BRIGHT. CLEAR CO^VIPLEXION
N al'.' :','.' a laiir-'d i. ; . 'h.' laiida-
bb' II t:;' ij ’ .^f ■ , . ■ , Mid" all
'-he c .'; iiiai;'* at> i"ie’i\e.
Maii> of oiir ■ m'l.eih \Miinen have
found that 'rett,T;:ie ;i; ■ aliiabb- for
r-leariiiL' np blotches, i-.hy patches,
etc., and niakin:^ ‘he -I.in v.ift ;ind
\*-!vety. The Wor^! c..>,.v of eczema
:ind "’her tortnrinL: .-kin di-eases yield
to Tetterine. SoM di M::_M't^ or sent
by mail for .""c. ti\ ,'<hupiriiu* Co..
Savannah, <ia. .\ !v.
C. C ! -on "f liardin, <’olo..
cleared .'<r.o an a're ’his vi-ar on i:“,
acres of oa!'^; c\pe|!-.-s decaicted.
free ran^;'- territory, to si'e if it v.’ou’.d
l.f. po^sildc ’o .•railic.at.' th-' diea<"
ih;s tc!■ri•"r^■ The results of this f-t
livuved very in'cpssful and now t v,'>
will !> ■ loeated ia tb.e e;'sr..;ii
■ , of 'lie -t;;le wi'h h ea d (! ua I’t e Ts
Kli/.ab-th City and Wilnii’^iitoa
whib' Doctor Ov.-eti wHl be a'a:!able
to •. itiz' tis over ;1ip nntire state.
The wiirk as oiiilincd wiH be divided sc iat:on;
'I'lie firs’ will b'‘
({“mous'rat ions in
wh'ch Ml*' ■■(ui!'ty a^cr.ts of the
. idtnral l-'.xien^i"n Pf'rvi<-e will b ■
r. .ed to aid ill awak'^tiiim • wi’te unc.v-
ers to the daiiuer of -he !>oi- i hole;- '
a.isi-ase 'The seeond will be in the na
ture of -^anitaiy eontrol work in whi' h
the cooiieration will be with the Stat-' I>ner. N. (
\'eterinarian of the A^^ricultnral
jiartment. director 1?. W. Kilgore, of <iatif>n are to pvomot
thf> Auricultural
:.ia-( "aroli na
■ for t!i''
..e i_To\v>y<
tie'il'
.I'l
; loi’.a 1
I'ra:'
•• (ire
nati.
land .\’eck.
(; ••(U'sr*‘ M
s‘'<-r; :afv ti > asiir*^;
I a>' e;. a 1- i/a ;:•::. a
ei I;.-, \,i.. .1 I,
,\. C. : .1 T i;obe’ -s
S, n. W'i;! l.ii: I.
< riihti.Mi
a;:d
.M-
\;-
( 'o
Va
!'
\\'a.^.
. (
i: ?
Kxtelisio!) Servi<e
In Keiieral. t)i.
ation are to pi
terests of fjrowers
nl'.i
will be acceiited by tlie Tnited States
and foreimi fiovernmeiits. F(U- the
•past month two special aii<MHs fr<uit
the Federal Census Dejiartment offi-
lially ir.siiected the coi!ii>let eness of
the birth i'*'portiim made to the Vital at tliis and other winter
Statistic- 1 )t'])artm“’it of the Hoard of bein;; turned off and le^t
atnl fotind that the State was ni)t only : Teams :ire hard"!' and iti betfe.-
reporting fat' above the reu.uired ]>e ^ u-orkinj; (ondition in fail, .tiid th"
, eiita^e. but that :h(' work was don*' wr-p.iln r is <ooler for- tie- h'-avy wo; k,
mo«t efficiently, : 4- Lnnd is penernllv in t;ood . on.li
, , Ition to turti in fall, which inav le too
The other States that have pre. eded
North ('arolina into the birth re^nstra-
tion area are the >:x Nf'W l-ai^land
may b»
crumbled and inijiroved in .onditioi
and come plant-fond freed bv exposur-;
to freezin.t; ami tlia’.vinu
<i. Ton^h ^0(1.' will rn: tmire (inlck'v
if fall plowed, atid i an be disked nr
itito a better see-i l;ed with less labor.
T. Fall jdow.-d land, b fr rouL'h. wi'l
ho^r < holera in the se(-tion around aii-m b nnne v>a.te’ and nieltin.c snow
11 a.-
L-aii;. a’id
are! often
wa, bin .r
la'l. Th-
.1! \Vt> i\
e and mel-
. -•■d V. he i
rut
mai'Kettni" o;.;-
>f \'!:>.’;n;a. In- took
I-.., tee-- (O'
.Mat lie ,v.
i'. \ -'I'et ts.
■o'’d, \':i ;
1-; 'v.
;i ’o’t.
of the so
i- t’ne mutual '.'i-
iii in'oilui-in^. baa i-
To Cure b Cot«l ia One Day
'Take I.A.XATIVH vl'INiNH Tablets.
PruKfflsts r*»fiin(l nionev if It falls k> cure. U. W.
GR0V14 S signature is on each bor ;SOc.
.New South Wales cut- utiript' wheat
for hjiy.
zmf if Murine Is for Tired Eyes. |
5 M8VI08 Red Eyes — Sore Eyca — s
“ Granu’.aied Kyelids. Uesta— =
E R**frp‘'hos — Resior*)s. Miir.ne i.s a Favorite s
s Tn-;itru*‘nr fur iayes that tV‘*i dry and boiart. =
s (jive your Hyos as mnoh of your SovinK care s
E as yoiir Tei't'n and with ttx' suuio rciiularlty. -
= CAOE FOR THEM. YOU HAitNOT BUY NEW EYESI =
S Sold at Itniu and Optical Moreo or by Mall, s
H Mk Murine Ey* Retnedy Co., Chicago, for Free Booh |
SuWIUilUlllitUIIUIIIMUllllllUIUIIillHIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlS
I Two New Charters Granted.
I H. W. F. Co.. of Ellerbe. to rondnct
i general mer« anitle eatabli.shment with
$.=i0,000 authorized capital and $10,000
flubscrlbed. The incorporators are J.
J. Henderson, J. W. Webb, and \V. M.
Henderson, all of Kllerbe.
The Rowan Suj)ply Company of Bur-
gaw', with $2r),000 authorized capital
and $300 subscribed. The incorpora
tors are K. Mixon. W. H. Whitle
and R. R. FlemitiK. all of Hurgaw.
The Food Administration is protect-
Professional Cards
MEN FROM EVERY GTATE (N THE
UNION NOW WITHiN
WAR ZONE.
IDENTITY IS NOT DISCLOSED
All Those Who Sailed From United ;
'i^tates Arrived Safely and Some Are
Already in Training—French Popu- ^
lation Give Welcome.
Nortli Carolina measured well over 90
per cent and has been admitted to the
registration area for births for the
v('ar 1917. A detailed report of the
test will be s«“ut you shortly. Ovir
special afjents have returned from
North {'arolina and have nothinR hut
f<Iowlng accounts to pive of the cor
dial reception >;iven them and of the Do Spring Plowing Early Is Advice,
efficiency of your registration sys- important ptere of the sprint;
tem." work wtiich can often he gotten out of
This means, according to the State the way in the fall and early winter to '
Hoard of Health, that North ('arolina K<>od advantape is a iiart at bast of
•s reporting all. or at least over I'O per ;the plowing. Offic ials of the .\u;ri.-u!-
cent of her births and that birth sta-i'H'':'! <’nll<'Ko ^live the fidlowiiiK ar}.n-
tistlcs as well as her death statistic-^ !favor:
1. There is more ’ime in fall than
spring: and every dav saved ca!i !> '
list'd f(u- ]irepariiur a':d piantinf: wlien
jthe spring rt’sh iome-
: 2. Hired he!]) tan I'e ken* •■mploveil
wo.k instead
With the Ameri(an Army in Fran<
-National Kuardsmen from every
slate in the I'nion have arrived in
France, it is ptninitl.ed to be an
nounced. Tliey iue amoiit; 'In' tr tops
now training, or lately arrived.
While it is not permitted to dis
close the identity of units it may be
said that all those which sailed from
the I'nited States have arrived safe
ly and that .some already are in train
ing within sound of the guns on the
battle front.
They are showing a spirit in keep
ing with the purpose to make the
/ meriean expeditionary force a ho
mogeneous American army in whi«ii
each division, whether regular, na
tional guard, or national army, cannot
be distinguished in effi<’iency from
the others. The former state troops
are billeted over a wide area and are
pronounced excellent soldiers.
The guard.smei! have been arriving
in the American zone for many week.i
Tlu>y are siattered somewhat, but as
far as possibb' the units from the
same state have been ki'pt close to
gether. They found the regtilar army
had made good preparations for them,
aiid v\hile many are biiiet->d in hoiise.s
in French towns, others have been
(luartered in low woodei; barra-k.-,
spec ially erected.
The troops from the various stat-'s
have been reco^;iii/.ed by tin- Frencli
})o]iulat iiui and liave !ieen welcomed
enthusiast ii ally. Many of ’he unit.s
wore the l-'i-ench i'ed. wh;:e and bliie
cocl.ade jiinned to their campaign
hats. After a sufficient 'itU'" ’-i re-t
from the journey. t!u' troops have
been set to work training for actual
service at the front. In ail quartets
thev are declai'ea to be m,)^: (-nthu-
Idierly iiuali'ies
from tlu-
siastic and their
have drawn high prai
l-'remh insiructois.
For the information of Mi-' rela
tives and families of ’he men, every
one who saileil from the rnitei
States has arrived -af- ly ia Fratn
ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS
SOUND NOTE OF WARNING
;■ :ni-'!H a^
• lu viola’
^•narat ■'
a pos ;■
will f.id
will co-operate with Doctor Owen iti marketing of the jieanut crop,
the educational side of his work; and P-aniit grower in the State mr.v
Doctor O. H. Oraham. State Veterin- : f'^'ome a member upon paynu-p.t of
arlan will c-o operate in tlie sanitary i dues of «nv dollar per year.
eontr(d work. ! ^o know.- savs Mr.
.ramp, “'that r.ot more than a(i per ce'it
Under the program of education arid ^
dpnu)iislraTi<ni, \\ill be hot ij]^^ according to
lhro\i^lu)Ut Th** , tnade at tho mooting l»y visitlnti:
in the methotls of immunization ‘’Mp-jjtes from pean.ut counties. Harlior In
swine tliiough the administration o, season, it was thought that two-
anti-hop cholera serum will he given. ^ crop would be made bu'
sw'lne growers will be taught the e< o- rej)oi-ts have shown this to be an
nomic value of tho anti-hog cliolera estimate,
serum and county agents will be as- j
sNted in controlling epidemics of hog : \v,out one hundred thousand manu-
cholera whenever there is great need, j wholesalers and other dis
Meetings will also he arianged bv the j praple good? are now un
county agents when there seems to bo
' need of such educational movement.
Robt. L. (lash. W. K. 15r«*<*se, Jr.
GASH & BREESE
LAWYERS
11 to 17 McMinn Building
Notary Public
DR. J. Y. McKINNEY
DENTIST
Office Pickelsimer Building
The Rose j
Cafe
W. Y. THOMASON, Prop
For the Merchants and Farmtrs
QUICK SERVICE
FOOD OF THE BEST QUA r /;
POLITE ATTENTl jM j
Main Street Brevard. N |
Meals Delivered on Short ' * c- 1
DANIEL LEON ENGLISH
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Brevard, ff. C.
Real Estate Law and abstract of Titles
A Specialty
der the licensing provisions of the
Food ('ontrol Act.
Peterson Case Continued.
MaJ. George L. Peterson, under in
dictment on the ( barge of $7,r>00 short
age in accounts as iiroperty and dis
l)ursing officer of the North Carolina
national guard, procured the continu
ance of his case in Wake county sti
perior court this afternoon, renewed
his $l0,00(i bond and returned to Camp
Sevier, where he is on the quartermas
ter's staff of tlie Thirtieth division.
The grand jury made the formal re
Litter for the Hens.
Cover the lloor witii cut straw or
dry b*aves to a d«>pth of six or I'ight
inches tor the lu'ns to scrati'li in l<>r
their food during tiie winter. 'I’liey'
! must havi* pUuity oi <'xer«’ise it you
1 want eggs.
Separate the Sexes.
I Separate the sexes ;is >oi)fi a.-s [»os-
! sible and do not wtiii until tiie coeii.
’ erels ht*»’ome troubb'sotiu*. Tlie (“oe'ii.
erels grow taster and crowd tho i>ul*
lets if tiiey are left to-etJi-M-.
ing the patriot against the slacker In ; tnm of a true bill htit the trial of tho
business. lease is uncert?’-
Clayton, Clayton & Fisher
Attorneys-at-Law
Brevard, North Carolina
WELCH GALLOWAY
Attorney
Practice in all the Courts
Brevard, N. C.
C^ A^S^ b7 D E A V E R
Attomey-at-Law
OfTice Coop«*r Block
Against Too Hasty Conder".r'at! Dr, of
the Eoisheviki.
Washitraton K'-.ilr a'i i:; 'f the
ureat dan,ger of ^ au.-'iug a rea.-t'on \n
ILU'.-ia favoiahle to ‘I: ■ ei;rral ’pow
ers by intervention in '!i-' poll i. al
af!airs of the n-‘vv d-'tnoi racy has
( aused administra! ion ;ff:< ials her- >c
siuind a note of warr.'.ti;; auaitn' ha.-;ty
(ondemiKit ion of tlie liolsheviki
15ack of what is descriiied a: a tol
erant iiolicy in dealing witi; ii;issi,\
api'areiitly not only i~ a pnrp' to
d"iiionstrate fai'ii in 'he tiltiina:-
siaiiill/.ation of the .b-m-):Ta<y, bu;
a faint hope tha’ ’he • \':'e:nisi tac
tion. which is for W;- nioinent i’l
(-oniroi of the sea’
i’etrcgi'ad, will :--fi ;ir;
ing Kussia's trea’y
tent.- allies arai ina--:
peai e. So long :
bility that tl; ov I'l;
because of i!i ‘ .ip;
aide dil'feren'-c b'-’ u ■ i;. a. ..-■ ,
viki ])e:i( e .Sili.'in'- . ' rrai'-d oil "m
annexa!ii;ns and i:o ;:;-i>-n.;.ir,'es' an,;
the Ct-rniaii d.-um; i . f ir ' Oi ;:'‘-i;sa
tion arid '■.idee.ii,! i. -a'i--,-;ua! ds l-^r-
the futiiie." i’ r.- reg it ,ie.i ,i- lia-i
p(iii' >■ to ex-n ;;i.> j'i' ‘i:- ';o,n tn
iin:-id(> at tiiis -la-.;*
An additionai r--a.'on for tiiairiiarr;
ing an atti'ude n\ wa’eiu'ulnes- an 1
reserv*' in Wasiiing'on ;s lound in 'In
fact that to meet ju-i su. h a situa
tion as is deve!o;»ing in iUi.-^sia is on-
of Ih.e purjio.^es of liie intei--alli 1 eon
ference assi tnbled in Pari-^
WOULD TURN FACILITIES
OVER TO GOVERNMENT
ALLISON & ALLISON
Attomeys-at-Law
In Old Cooper Building
BREVARD
City Market
The City Market is i. II t e ri a rr. O
implies. It is here you ge»
you want in the line of poultry,
meats, fruits and vegetabh-.
BOILED HAM
CHIPPED MEATS
ARMOUR’S GOODS |
FISH I
i
BROIl_PR^^ I
I
and other Poultry to Sait Vou i
}
City Market |
S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor >
PHONE 47 :
CJOLEMAN GALLOWAY
Attorney-at-Law
Cooper Block
Brevard, N. C.
CONNESTEE LODGE No. 237
I. 0. 0. F.
Meets Every Monday Night
Visitors Welcome
A NEW SUIT
COSTS FR0»1
$10 TO $50 .
DUNN’S ROCK LODGE
NO. 267
Your old suit
can be cleaned,
pressed, repaired
and made to look
almost as gooc as
new for 50 certs;
$1.00 a month for
four months. ...
CITY PRESSING
CLUB
J. E. Waters. Prop
A. F. & A. M
^nstxinii
BREVARD,
Departments College Prep.iratory, Normal, M isic. Business, Do
mestic Art, Ho-.-.sthcia Fcor.cmjcs, Aj;ricult’.jre.
AH depc^tr^.€^s .ire directed by teachers with special training and
large expeiier.ce. They know their business.
Influences of the Ir.stitide are alone worth the cost A tuitioa.
Opens on September 6.
YOUR AD
Detroit, Mich.—Apiit oxiniately I'.f
automobile maiiuiai Uiters at a meet
ing of the National Au'omobile ('ham
her of ('omtnerce h-ore today ti'edge.i
their sui>port to tlie government and
expressed tht'ir readiness to turn fa
<-ilities over to the government as
rapidly as required. In the mean
time, it w'as decided, the nuinufac
turers will keep their orgatiizations
intact to conserve the greatest pos
sible strength.
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