(Name changed from Sylvan Valley News, January 1, 1917.)
VOLUME-XXllI
BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, rW’.IUIARY S. 1918.
NUMBER-'.!
BREVARD PRINTERY
BUYS LINOTYPE
Shipment to Be Mavk About
the First of Apt il —Brovard
News to Beo)iiu' Ouc of
Leadins Weekly P.ijnrs in
i tl^^tate.
•irrios
w.r
:i n Ilf !
and
b ' ]t( >s-
lust Fridrtv tlu* luuTi.'iiri'nu’nt
of tho Hrovtinl I’rintcrv plHi’fil its
order for ti No. i i i ,u> t v]>‘'iim
chine witli the Mor^antl^Hl- r Lino
type conipiiny. Thi^^ I' -Ml. '1 tlie
machines huilt
Si'ven Iju’i's c>t tyjii’s ;i
nsed for ne\vsjmjH>r, j->’
ads.
With tins nuicbint' r ''■
Rible tt) publish all tlu
state and national ni’W"
it has hi'iMi nnpossihle '■
and S(‘t thi“ type by 1
Nl'WS !1( i\V will ll!t vi> a ‘
to hiH-onu* c)iu> of thr 1'
lH*rs in tht' stati‘. and
none too ^(.locl for thi
this eoniinamty. wiu' ; >'
liberal in tht'ir sui'i ■’
hoini' pa])er and evir\!
tninin^Mo the Interest '
Jind 'rran>ylvania Cuunt
Tlierv- are still a few
whose subser ijtt ions a’’
and wh.t have had n
wondertul undf'rtakr.^
L:oin^ t',) need ijuite a > :
to install this nuii'hin.
jrrt'utly ajiprceiatf it ii T
subsen]>tiwns are dm
in and help U" , mt in ■
^1 ve them a brttcr ]ia]n r
PROMINENT CITIZEN
PASSES TO REWARD
Geo. W. Wilson Died at His
Home on Tuesday Night Af
ter a Short Illness, From Ery
sipelas in Face and Mouth.
(^eo. W. Wilson, a ])roininent
and wt'll-known eiti/en of t!;is
county, j)asst‘(i away last Tuesday
ni^ht from the etTc'cts of ('rysipel.as
on his fae(' and in his mouth, lie
was about s(» years of a<^e.
Mr. Wilson leaves a wife, two
THRIFT DOES NOT
DEMAND TIGHT PDESE
Thrift Means to Keep Your
Money, and All You Possess,
At Work—No Idleness in
Thrift.
I dau‘,^lit(‘rs Mrs. (’. F. Woodlin, of
Little Kiver si'c'tion, Mrs. T. F.
j Middli'ton, who lives at tlu‘ lionu*
('. untv
w hi'Vt*as
d.: this}
.1 I'ht'j
V - i I rcf '
: 'u: pa-!
■ bot is .
pK- of '
• 1m, , II so
; il'p;r
. r,jii r ■ '
1 ;>•(> vard
- n tl.;-'
■ ” ■ III y
;.ld ;
• ’ i I '
. . ’:i •
: r I.' ^
j 1 laee. and T. J. Wilson, who livi's
j lU'ar lirevard. lie lost a son, J('1T
Wilson, about a V(‘ar ago.
At thei’losi' of the eivil war Mr.
\\ ilson was slieritV of 'I'raTisylvania
roumy, the siTond shci'irf tiii>
county ev(>r had. He whs a nu'm-
ber of tilt' constitutional oonv»>n-
tion in l^'TT). He rcjiresented his
county in the le;,Ms]aturt' I'ourtiines.
( >m* tini,' h(‘ was Senator for Ilay-
wond, Hcnder< III and 'i'T'aiisylvania
counties, lie sei-ved w.th board of
county ct)iiinr.s.'ioners loi several
years.
Mr. W ii>: n was a fri>Tnl to
poor ;il way-'. A .''y:n’,»;!. iiet ii- iu :;ri
beat wn bin Ins brea<J.
Hi' was. al"o. a nian of a ;zreat
(ii'al of t)riLnnality, and did much ol
Ills own thinking.
INTERESTING CLU3 MEETiKC
DAUGHTERS OF
CONFEDER^o! ^EET
'I’he I 'l-il cli:;]ritT e.f t
held its re;^nl:;r niei tiT
chajder hou."e on
g/ternc" '11.
® rile nieetlllU' V'as fit’
larire number ot enthU'
ht-rs
In eoni]>bance with t
r<‘centlv .-'(■lit out by \] ■
general of the .r<::i’.'
Mary rop]ieii]ie;nier, of *
tlu* nieetim: v. as I-]'-
])rayer l >r the Anieri; • ’
navy. Tlie ]>Tayi r was
(1). ( bajntiar,. wlio w •.
elected eliaii'Ia'.n of cha"*
Several jtlaiis wert' ■
the enl:truM TCeiit of tlU'
local i'liai)er aii'l out
formula ted for an ir.iiii'
enin_' i >f its «e! \ viiies.
'File m- 'tin_' cl' i>ed v '
of ]V!triotie s n.rs.
After a'lj‘ iui':i n !it, t
»‘d by ,\I rs. ' i . < W’l t iic. ■ .
ho.'^te>~ tor t’.e al'erii'
■I..
‘ I 1
.Mrs. .f.S. Bri>mlieid entertained
tlu* lio,d< <'lull at its last mcetinu
wii Wednesday.
l)urii;;^ the lilerai'v ])ro<i:ram of
tlii> n;ei‘tuie’, a iao.>-t inti'n'stiu-.r pa-
])cr on ••Tht' Historic ('ity of New
» tj lfari'^’’ wa." pri .-eiiti'd by ?dr.-. ( >.
W.(b)dfr(‘y Mr.-. \\'el,-h (ialloway
made a talk which .-'bowed studi-
I'Us ]>reparatton and held the close
atU'l'.non of her audieliec,
iJeiore adjor.i )u;.eiit the mi‘mber>
v.f tilt' club ]daced the:uselves on
rect^rd as jiatri. ■'> !>y unanimou>ly
deeidll'.'.r t(J diSl ^-n.'-e Wltil t !U* re-
ce]'.t;":i whirb ha
an aiiuu'd s])ri!;;.:
or_;au;/ition, and
place a serit s ot :i
Tlu' merchants, as well as the
buying; ])ublie, must nnderstanil
thrift, wliich inc'ans sound buying
and judicious saving. It dot*s not
mean non ])nrehHse.
Business nin.«t not. he retarded
beeans(' of an imi)rojier eonee])tion
of thrift utterances, or heean.se
some of the hyst(*rieHl thrift advo
cates ])n'sent the i)ro])osition in an
('ntirely ineorr»‘Ct li^ht.
It is ini])ortant that a i)ro]n'r in-
t('rpretation of the w'ord Thrift,
h(^ brought out. It will rather
hel]) than injure business if pro]»(»r
])ublicity is unven it.
It is certain that the fjovernment
nt*eds money, and it is tlu^ duty of
evt'ry individual to ])rovide Ins
share*. 15y a rt-adjuslrni'iit of indi
vidual budm'ts, (‘Vt'ryone will lit'
able to ^'ire supnort to his frovern-
ment, and such charitii's as the
lied <’ro>s and otlier chanties, of a
local nature.
'I'he h'adin;^ business rnc'n in Hre-
: vard are ai'N ' s to bviil
I
I ai'v nioVeiFii III lor the <io<id of the
city, coiiufy. state, or the entire
conntJ-y, aini sound talks to the
]it'op!c. advt'rtisiiiiT talks j.ublislied
frankly o\et tlu' si^natur.* of {lie
meu in whom our readers havecon-
lidenre. will have a v.’onib'i i'c. 1
tellinj,' clVt'ct in olVsettin.u' any in-
iiirv resultinir from an imiua.iu-r
... . 1 . I
understanding of sanitv in thrift. I
We must all try to diicc'T our I
thonu'hts in a proiier eliainie^—a
( lianiiel of ]ti-osperity, instead of
sninLrency, o]»tinnsm instead (d‘
]).'s."imi^m. an I coididcnce in>tead
of timidity. '!'be couutj-y ne('d>,
and niust have. ;ill ihi* moral and
(inanclal strcn<rth it can niust<‘r.
and it is t1ie plfiiu <luty of every
citi/,t*n tt) do his ])art in tl;e fortiti-
cation (jf the AnuTiean I'epublic.
I.et each mereliant di al v.ith hi>
I
REV. J. R. HAY CAllED
TO DUTY IN Y. M. C. A.
Mr. Hay Has Been Pastor of 'Fhe
Presbyterian Church for The
Past Year or Two. Brevard
Regrets to Lose Him.
R(‘v. .lohn K. Hay, who volnn-
♦■e(‘rcd his services to tluf govern-
mont soon after tlu^ d(‘claration of
war. reec'ivi'd a teh*<iram last Fri
day calliji'4 him to duty in tlu^ army
Y. >L ('.A.
K(*v. Mr. Hay has for ?uor(* Hem
two y«*ars been tlie est(*em('d and
('Hicient ]>astor of the liri'vard
and Davidson Kiv(>r I’reshyterian
ehnrclu's. He was one of thn
fonnd»?rs of the Transylvania Cliaj)-
ter of the American iled Cross and
gave much of his time to the w’ork
of tliis <'rgani/>ation of whicli lu;
was cliaii'man.
His many friends in tliis section,
althfuigh k(*enly a)>pn*ciativi> of th<*
fact that h»! is cnteiiTig a wid
er fiehl of service. di'e].ly ri'gret to
lost', even for a short tiiiie. this eu
(*ri:etic minister and iiublic sj)irited
c-iti/.en.
WAR SAVINGS COMMITTEE
GET INTO WORKING ORDER
Wf)rkin^ Plans will be Explained
at this Meeting—Must Realize
the Necessity of Thrift—In
War to Win.
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
As a result of the met'ting held
in IJrovard <’lnh rooms .lan..‘!0, i)re-
sid(*d over by .\!r. (iill)ert Stc])lien-
son of war savings (committee of
this state, in connection with the
hnsinc'ss Tuen of the county Mr.
Steph(*nson named tin* following as
the Transylvania cou-'ty war sav
ings committ(!e.
llcnr}' N. ('arrier, Chairman, brt-vani
C'ol. C. C. Hod^ros, Viet -(-hairnian
(J. C. Kilpatrick, Secretary
C. M. i)t)y!e, I’ublicity Manager. “
I)1:pAHTMKNTAL C()M.MITTKVS
Organization and Srrvicc Composed of
Chairman, vice-chairman, secretary,
piildicity jnanager, chairm;ia of each
liepartir.enial coainiiUee, anti, in adui'
titjn to these, the following:
W. M. Henry, postmaster . lirevurd
■\. H. Paxton. [>o<tmaster l\Msman
!>r. C. W. Ilunl, Co. heailli oliict r iSrevard
U. I-', i.ewis, })rincipal school
' Mrs. '!'. H. Sliipnian
KINAXCK
T. H. Shipman, chairman ilrevard
C. M. Dt.yle
I-'red Miller
SCP.'!d!.S
AMERICAN m IS
Details are Meagre. 2,179 Amer
icans Were on Board ond 1,911
Have Been Accounted for
Loss Will be Given Later
Just as the X(nv:^ was .ibo it to gc
to ])ress tliel’i' came .’i 1:'ie;)h in-’
message from tlu^ .-\^ht v^lb* '^('imfir'
to tht! elTect that th. .\mericaD
tiansport, Tuscania, had b.. en suiiu
by a submarint^ in the v.ar zone
'I’lit-re wt'T'c ‘-’.IT'* Aniericms <)?;
board, l,'.iLJ of whom liavf* been
aec‘t,>unt«‘d for.
The ship load was ma<!. up ‘
small units from all sec,, )!is .jf tii-
country. It is impo-'-i()]■■ t giv
na!iit*s until rcford'i ;;-id i-epor"-:
have bt‘en receivt'd,
WILL OCCUPY IfS
^TEEESTini
s
i ■ .\. !■'. .Miiciieil, Co. Sii;;'. , cii..;.
i C. T. i>y.lay 1
1 \\ . W. Cravley
^, T' w'1 1 j .^hss .‘\nnie lidsh
Officers and 1 nistecs are Klected .. ,
.,1 1>. 1-. Lewis
!-or tlu- Knsn.nu U rm.
man I.odue (-ordKiily Inv'tcd.i^,- j wiison
j.I. 11. IIOUSL'
M. L. Hamilton
I .1. s. Heath
IN
f' v.‘ar> been ,
I
tunefii.n ot the !
in.-titute in i‘-*
t ure." I T! •• i-'- . id
( oii.-^erVat iou'■ to be delivered by an
t N])el't in home ( C niondes. 'riit'.-e
lectures will b(> oj.t-u to all wou.en
t the town and full announi'e-
n.t nts in rejaril l^. them will lu-
mad.■ at an t a.rly tla 1 e.
Ti.e hostess ile'.i^ihted her guest >
with a (lelicior;s nieuu ot Il'jovcri/-
ed TM* :'I >lime'!ts.
Till* !; 'xt nu'f'ting of tlu* (dub will
be held with Mis (>. \j. Kr’.sin at
her resiilenee on liroad Strci‘t.
CGES TO FLORIDA
NEW BOOKS AT THE Lirr.ARY
C.
'i n ir
; i;::r-
:» ('.
' i.i\ les''
!.'ir,don
'■;i’.vfi>rd
harton
■lui Ilham j
Munro j
Mis- Anr^i' -'can <..i-
<lent of the local tdia]'*-'!
I). C,. ann- :Ui;ee.-' t nut 11
new iks have !)cen -■
ing ]>ast ni' ‘- tb at t.
library on .Main street ;
I it tion.
The Daredcv i!
Jerry of the Ishint’-
Thr Ralstons
The Reef
The Right Track
Bud
1‘reacher of Cedar .Mountain
Wooing of W isteria
Pride of .leinico
®|,jnd ('f HaskervilK's
^iventures of Cerard
Adventures With the Idle Ki^ ii
Her Husband’s Purse
Confessions of a Detective
Plain Tales From the Hills
Soldiers Three
Casting Away of Mrs. Leeks
Alestine
Mystery of Boule Cabinet.
Non-Ficfion.
Conquest of the Air
ImaKinary Obligations ..
Andrea, Tribulationi of a Child
Juvenile.
Lure of Pop and the Safety Scouts Bailey
Uncle Jim, the Fire Chief
Rosse
Fire Brands Martin and Daris
.1. L. Hawkins has K'ast'd jiis
farm to (i. A. (’ondrey of Mars
Hill. yir. Hawkiuswill leavt'tpiiU-
t'arly ft)r Florida wheri^ ho will
makt* his future liome for the
jiri 'cnt, ut least.
Me. Cojidrcy has taken nj) his
re.»id(‘ncti with us. Tin* News is
u'lad to t*.\'t' nd the hand of fellow
ship to him.
HEALTH AND QUARANTINE OFFICER
neiirhbor. sto}> exjiortiim money,
j Huy at home. 'I'he buying public
{mn^t liave i-xiilieit eoufi<lence in
! 'lieir merchants, (an they have if
jthe boai'tlii'.L^ Iioum';, hottds and
I evi'U mei'chants. br.v i“lsr>whi're
I
siudi things as tb.i'V can get ut
honu'V
'Thrift is .'-vnonymous with ]irog
I'ess. Baying liTt-ratiirt* alor.;; this
line v. ill injure no one except tht>
makers ^d' shodtly nu'rchandise,
which i-; too e.\];i'nsive on accouni
of its (juality to be cheap at any
]iiict‘. anil even tlie wialthy can
not alTjvd to buy, mmdi les^ the
bviy('r with limiteil means. 'riie
li*tiding business na-n buy ijtiality
tirst and then think of the ])rices.
'i''iu* mercbaTit who is not afraitl
ft', .'ulvertisi* his troods. is the* one to
ArraiiLTemi'nts are bi iug made by
the i >iltl l-\'llt>ws of Mrexard ami I
K"sman tor ati cTilertainnicnt in |
. . i Chas. r.. De.aver, chairnuin
v, liieb both Iodides v,ill ]!articniate. i . ,
' :(.(. Duckworth
In.tallatiou anti ''nt. rta.icment '
will bt> made knoA’n in full iicxtj-j- jj (; , ji,,v,-.,v
u•etdc. I’romil'.ellt < >(lti I'ellow.- I i*
Uiade intei-i .-ling talks ai.d I'aVe j |>,- \\. j Wallis
\vh '1 e>-'ine ad\ 'ice. I .\Ir>. .'\iarv l'. .It iikias
i Mrs. D. W.ini
I’i-^gii’i l't)resl
lialsai.i (jfuve
iOlowah
Cctiar M.aiiUain
ClilKdiKS
ivrt vard
I ,
is most ne(*di*d.
Kci'Tk uni zing is a neces^ity. but
husiTit'ss must not hi* swam])ctl by
a miseoncc])tion of economy.
W. A. B.
HORSE SENSE
A lot tif horse .sense has Bill Band,
I He knows hovv to sav nay ;
l)r. ('. \V. Hunt has been a])])oint-^ He k(*e]).» liis teni])er bridled, and
S. tonj‘‘<l town health and fjuarantine j You never hear him bray.-
itana ollicer and salutary inspecrter. He ville Times,
-Ashe
Castle
j )t)vle
1 )oyle
l.eacock
-Martin
hevois
Kiplinp
Kipling
T'.'i Mrs.
Stockton
Stephenson
Rotch
Colby
retiuests tliat all mak»^ themselves
familiar with “sanitary ordinance"
of Brt'vard, w’hieh has bet*n duly
published. He states that it is now
his duty to inspect the same, lb'
dt'sires the hearty co-operation of
t'very man, woman and child in
Brevard. All will be benefited by
proper sanitation.
ROSMAN CIRCUIT APPOINTMENTS
The repfnlar appointments of Rev.
Geo. F. Wright, pastor of Rosman
circuit, M. E Church, South.
Rosman, first Sunday ; East Fork,
It is very evident that The Times
dosen't know* onr Bill Bund.
CONCRATULATORY
Ralph R. Fish»‘r wrote a letter
of a i.»atriotic character to the News
from the aviation camp in Ken
tucky, about the first of January,
and has since that tinie received
letters innumerable congratulatory
of its character. This not only
shows th(< patriotism of our people
all over the country, hut it shows
that the Brevard News is an excel
lent advertising medium.
On account of illness Mr. Fisher
AT THE METHODIST Ci^URGH i
Sunday m.orniii,: tb.,- sub;,eet o* ■
the sernit.n will be: ••Tran:-!i;zured '
( 'l.sy.” !
t ( 'I.'']), m, tba* --eontl sermt'iij
in the M-ries. '■( Mil I'tn ti-.nTs oi '
^■^nlng 1‘atnots" will be tleli viM'ed, '
I
'I'be subject of this is. -Miriam.!
the .Musical." |
• ,me tlio'i with us and we will!
ill-' thee good," !
WHERE TO GET FIGUR
Fi>r the beiicfit of flu* ])ublic, v.iu
fintl it tlilbculr to get wb.t'at anil I
rye ‘lour, graham tUmr. iiie;il. etc., ;
wt* refer tliem to \\'. 1’. Henderson,
who has a limited sujiply at his;
mill. Mr i'eiiilerson v. ill tlisjioM-'
of Hiis ])niduct, but must adher*
to tlie gov(*rnm(‘nt ftjod lav,*.
CHANCE IN GROCERY BUSINESS
H. P. !\il]Kttiick, Tvho has bet ii i
coTin.'-cted Vvith the fi^m ttf <'o.\ iV |
Kilpatrick fov st.nn* years, has ]>ur |
clnist'd the interest of ,1. !-J, < \)x
and will continiu' to sell fancy and j
stapli* grt)ceries in tin* old stand I
I
iiear tlu*dt j)ot. Mr. Jvil])ati'iidc is a
sjilendid businessman, and b(*lii-vt‘S
in the “live and h^t live” policy.
WAYNESVILLE CONVOCATION
MET AT HENDERSONVILLE
Rev. .itihn Hay
l\i C. D. Chapn-a!i
W. C. .Mtfall Sclica
FK.\ ri'.K.NAb ()HC.\NIZATH»N.>
C. M- Dovle. cliairniaii I'lr-. - r'.rd
.Mrs. r. H. Shi].man
.Mis. lit. nry .N. Carrier
\V. 1!, C.n-^ian
W. i;. I'.noe
C. .M. Cooke
i;. A. ilamptoii
r. D. bngland
i:. ( . .\cili
Iv. b. (iash
.M A n-',\c'rr R1N{; i-:N'ri: pu:s k <
.1. s. Sib. ersleeii. chairni.in . Kr ani
.b W. burnctte
W. S. .\shworth . “
i\ti!)t rl (>rr.
(>. \V. Ciayton
.1. A. Ml Her
\V. F. Decker PisL';aIi i\rt st
bouis Carr
\V. \V. I'roiisehorn “
.b-ronif .Miltz l...ke T-xawav
T. 1-^ Patton, ,lr. Pisgah i'oresl
Pisgah l i/rt,st
Lak
Rev. John C. Seagle, of St Philips
church at this ]>lace, attended the
Convocation of Waynesville whicli
met in St James church at Hender
sonville on Tuesday and cofttinued
in session two days.
second Sunday; Tt'xaway, third
Sunday ; Connestee, fourth Sunday. | is aow^ at home for recuperation.
BREVARD NEWS TO BE
SENT TO SOLDIERS
FREE
A lady in Asheville sent us $.->.00
a few days ago for our Linotyj)e
fund, and we are going to send the
News to five soldier boys with
this money. If yon have a friend
to whom you would like us send the
paper, let us know at once as we
only have $5.09 in this fund.
15ANKS, STORKS AM) RAILROADS
R. R. Deaver, cliairman. . Hrevartl
Col. C. C. Hotlji;es
(). T. Vance
T. M. Mitchell . ..
M. 11. Palton
U . 1.. Talley
C. R. McNeely
('. H. (ila/.ener.
.1. Whitmire
\\\ B. ilentKrson
J. T. .histice
FARMS
k. E. Lawrence, Co. .\gent, chm
R. H. Zachary
C. F.Ray
T. C. McCall
K. W. Everett. .
Vance (bxlloway
VV. E. Merrell
Jordan Whitmire
II. L. Allison
J. M. Zachary
in'BLICITY
C. M. Doyle, chairman
C. B. Osborne
R. L. Nicholson
SPEAKERS
W. E. Brecse
I). L. English
C. B. Deaver
NEGROES
Alf. B. Benjamin, chairman
Lewis White
Mrs. Wilkie Johnson
It is most important that this
committee get into working order
Toxawi'.y
K.'-man
Cherry tit-Id
Cbi-bec
liian.yre
Brevard
Q’^ithec
Pisgah Forest
Lake Toxaway
Etowah
Cherry lield
I’isgah Forest
Calvert
Brevard
rarnier.s Supply Cotnpaiiy Mil*
lieen Busy for Several I>av5
I'ixing L p New Store Roonx
'I'he Farmt-rs Su],'i»lv eom])nr.7
.vi” -'..o; snu.’ifixed for bu'-
iii If.*'
'I’he comp'iny lias boU'.jht tl'*;
iuriii*nn-stor»? of v'ookf*arl
will run this line in eonui'Ctiu'i
wil'n the hardware business
'I’he rt'LTidar plaet* of b.u-^ines-- i"-
only a door or two fn;m the oM
'^tand.
RED CROSS MEETING
'I'he l-xtcutive <'oinmit I't'e of t? .-'
'i’ransylvaniu chanter, America
<'ror-s hebl its rt'uular me. tiiiL* on.
'I’ut'sday evt iilnir in tie* <Hi -'.* of t’.: ’•
'I’l'casurer. il. M i'n.',-ier.
In the abseii -e of the chaii'nian:,
Mr. .1. S. Silverstjcn, Mr. Fre-i
Lliller was eleet.il chi^rman ]r.>
tem and presiiletl at the meeting
Ani"Ug tht* vurions re})-a*ts pr-i-
senti-i.l at tb’*' Ttieeting, tin* on.-i
from t'le <’o-operati ve ('ommitter;:-
Was es[)‘;cially (>ncuuraging. Mr
L’oovey, chairman t>f thi-> CttrriUiiL-
Ict' Vv'ported tliMttsvo new .yixiLi
ries v.-evv' soon to bi* furni’d in thiv
county, one }\t Uo^nian and oi'.e
Pisgah Forest.
APRON AND OVERALL SOCIAL
On the evi'nin^;-of St. Valentine'.''
day. FebrU’vry 1 Itli, ibe Method*?'
I’h'.laiheas will gi\e ,a social k.'
their class room in t'iie Alliso:?.
builtling. 'rile rt*giilat:-;u costuu’-'
in which tin* class untl their gues*-
art‘ e.\i)ecteii t ' ‘o!te- vvl;; a> aprcin^'
or overalls : I to 1 (• 'i,_ u,_
at tlu* ef'rliest possible m- inent I'
is tlu'r('f(>rt' earnt'stly r*‘<iuest(>d bj
till' t xecutive commit tee that eacL'
I chairman iciTueti abovi* witli .a.'
j many members of his sectior:ii
j ct.)mnr.tteemen as ])t,>.-ibh* niee-
i in tin* rooms of tin* Bn vai'd CTub'
1 ia tlu* auditorium building, Bre-
I vai'd. at I :nO p. m. Muudav, I'eh
ii, ft " the -inrro.st' of discussing
with ti e executivt* ('ommirtt't* idar'*’.
for a thorough county campaign
for the sale *>f War Savinirs and
Thrift Stam})s. At this meeting-
the working i)lans of the national,
state and county committees will
bo explaincl. Let ev(*ry one wh>j
can, be pres»*nt at this met'ting, for
it is the purpose of this organiiui-
tion to get the people of Transyl
vania cc>unty to realizo the ncce.s-
sity of thrift, Our county is
doubt a thrifty one, but let us b*
more so; help ourselves, at
same time help our governmeat
Our country is in this v*ar to win..
To do this .takes money.
loan Uncle JSani our money ami thus
make it unnecessary for him to
raise war funds by taxation.
A country worth fighting for is &
conntry worth saving for.
Henky N. Cahrier,
Chm. Trans. Co. W. S. Codilv