THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
BREVARD NEWS
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Fridii>, April 12, U>1S
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Business and Pariotism i
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luai HI tl..' I rU't pfri'Hl id thirty
> 'I'll!- ]ir» im;»t ri'>]>'in>c> tu tin-
;i>l aii'l .-fi .iiui fail> wiT" tnbuti
■ Aiiu'ru'aii p;itrinti>n! and Anifi'i-
caiiipsuiul cantounituits which ao-
ODnimodiite from 2(>,()()() to ;>(),()(>()
int*n at a time, and a thousand
I ships arc ln'iiij' constructed under
tiu! siu)i>rvision of the Shipj)in^'
Board. The ariny (Consists of
rj;{,X(>! ohicers and enlist
ed men. In the navy there are
L’o.tW. I olHcers and men, or a
fijnintl Itttai of in actual
servici^ which must he su])plied
with food, clothing and nt'cessary
war i (|ui))Micnt. 'I'he ])rci)art‘dness
plans of the administration call for
fin iMuu'inous exjM'niliture, hut not
more than will he actuully needed,
'riie o])eration of tin* Tiew ilraft act
alone has cost tlu' country more
I I luin 1 or s;!.'.';! for cach
I
I man accf]>tcil. It is c>timatcil tlui 1
, the army rciiuircs t>.TiO.Oik) ]hiuiii1s
; o| food each day aiitl tlu' Ci>uartci-
: master Corns limls it a tremendous
' uniicrlakin;^ to ])rovide sustenance
!or all the soltlicrs in the various
' hraiiclu's of the service. Hut it has
j to bt' doiu', for ‘•I'ncle Sam" he
^ licvcs in ft't'dini,' his li^litin^j: men
it tlu' balance ol the folivs ^o hun-
i;r\'.
It is tor the ]nirj)ost‘ of nu'ctini:*
the mu'i111udinous obli;^ations wo i\
uece^>^Ule> have createtl that a
t iiird Lit(crty Ltiau has bet-n author- j
i/ed. Allotments ItM-('ach county, j
city and town in all 1 he states have |
I'ceti mailc and t'verv jiatriot is call- :
i d ii]Min to enlist his money ami his i
ciieiuy in the movement, in the.
lirst jilace, he will mort' than tiouble !
l.i> orii^inal investment in ttie tinu' j
ailowetl tt)i‘ the maturity ol' the^
!’-.>ml> )uircha>ed. In the second,
;>iacc hec.an re invi >t lu> nu)Tiey in j
Ml i>.~ei|i;cnt l'->Ue> at a better rati!'
ol intere>t. In tiie tliird jilace, the
I'lii-chaM'r ot these I'otul,'. will iia\e
ad I'i the .\meriean in -, jile a> hi.-'
.'i.n tv. Mil'll an investment savors,
II leI'e11 ire, ol :: a al i;u.~irie.''.<. 15:.i
b.->! id ;id, I ,iie .iionds In
to v.in the war and i-- eii.' way ot
."iiiovliiu' ib'Votii'ii to i.ne country.
I nil •. 1 a 111. d i.'-in is /.i 'a lolls and I' .\ -
."r.id'lSl 1 iievidion to the llair. but
in t his ei'isis I'l.siiiess and jiai t riul -
I'ln may :;iarcli lian 1 in iiaiid. The
1 inijia'ii;!! is on ami the vast re-|
sourci s ot the c(.inntry nu.st be uu-
.I'cked. tnr tile callse ot humanity
shall tie maintained. 'I'l.at North
I aro'ill.a will tlo ’;er full duty u’o. s
wit’iidit saviiiir.
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-IS the great war
time sweetmeat
the benefit, the
pleasure, the economy
of a 5c package of
WRIGLEY’S
has made it the fa
vorite ratSon
of the srmies.
send It to vour friend
at the front:
it s t h e R?.ndi?,st.
lon£?2St - Sastinri n..
fresnment cza
earn*.
CHEW IT fi¥Tm
EUERV ?4£AL
The Flavor Lasts ® I
wrapped
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YOU WON’T BE WORRIED SIC;< A0ODT YOUR PR»>ERS
AND VALUABLES, IF THEY ARE IN ON.L ( i OUR SAFETY
DEPOSIT BOXES. YOU KNOW THEY SAFE THERE-
YOU CANNOT LOSE THEM; FIRE CANN(.I BURN THEM-
BURGLARS CANNOT STEAL THEM AND imAYBE MURDER
YOU AT THE SAME TIME.
WE WILL RENT YOU A SAFETY DcPOS- I BOX TO KEEP
YOUR VALUABLES IN FOR $2.00. RE A CAREFUL MAN
RENT ONE TODAY.
RANK WITH US.
WE PAY 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON TU/lc DEPOSITS
BREVARD BANKING COMPANY
Buy From the Merchant Wh.j Advertises.
Im
Mciiiiiimv slioiild be cur w<itch-;|
woi'd. We have had peace ami ■
..;i industry aii'i sh"Ws an abidinu I'ieiity so Iorii.r that weliavc becnrtii'
’ :.'h ol tl e in the man wiio
; o'l Ts the'ir al'tairs li'.'m the seat
■t
I’l
1:11\ fi nmcnt
■’■e Is r,;‘Cldal :
*h:.t ; aal
I'l a.;/.t t];at v
at \\ a.'hinLMoJi.
LTuili 'aiice in the
Ii' t t '1111-
ai t in t he war
.' i have iiia.ie ip their mind.st^'
''I. Ml':, e H"'i;t y a- wi ll us men .11
t’- e t'atlie 1 r wi'riii sli]n ■. iua.'y be-
i■ ■ n miu'ht and rii,'ht <iermany
:ii *st ]i:aiidv sec u.>w that the heart
■ A ; . -I'i.-a IS . n t he c 1, b r
Vs sjh ak 1' Kder than w = -nis
The quuta I. r Ni'I't ii <'arMima o!
the lirst l/.bti'lv L' an was ar I’lml
wasteful and extravagant. 'i'his
W orld War will, tl< mbt le.->, bidiur
list.ii.iur senses. It is iiuiitiii to
ruthlessly w ast t‘any t hin_r wln.th-;f|
111 time 'd' ju ace and j lt-nty or in
time III ti.i' throes anu s ’arcity <-t
war. 'I'lit re Is al wa\s, 1: the un-
sed!"!! man, re.i .m lor any surjiliis
ml- I'd 'r ra'.meiit. i-,-. mi uny a
leS-'OM that must i»e leaned livall,
s-)i.)ic r < a' later
s i> 101' I Ai. s.\ iv I-:
HIGH QkADE COFFEE
25c, 30c and 35c Coltcc to at 20c overstocked
Fine Line of Fancy Groceries
KOSi: (^VFK
■ t the
III
1 i; o. s I "t ] la V in this ci uut ry to I
!ie III • -t iermaii no matter of what:
I
nationality you ai'c. A man was
Isncihdin lldu'iisa t'ew days aL'o
, i I- ail. et 1 ] If. I I i. 1 ; la n r. 'ina i' . it
iibU ilii
Has Byiit lip liiB
SI
Wc understand buichcring, having i id !cng experi
ence. Wc believe in a square deal bcc-ii;;we®want our
customers to be absolutely satisfied. Wc ^ . r. cr pr omptly.
Only tti8 Very Finest Glass o! Fresli Meats ^
Is Kan^lled By Us.
Our market is up to the minut ^ i ‘ ■ -1A w latest im-
pro^'ements and the City Market is all tl .a: name implies.
We pay cash for country product:;, vegetables
fruits.
CITY MARKET
5. F. ALL-ISON, Manager
Experienced B\itcl\er. Brevard, N. C,
\ ■■
l*e< n 1 ,a r bet I i-r t
• ill
a ' tv I ■ i t ■ I :i C'' I u I. t ! ■ r s '. -
\v!lhin tiiirty tlay-s t'n in
. Tl • ea' di a nd e w ry call
Idr.teil M;: t- s ellti red
\'.ar tl;-- Ih ■
a ha V ■ : ■ s; . -
; ' I'liMiy In
i-1 ;iUl' pe.jpie Vi
u l t: e j-a’"!
.. :ii. < 'n rmst rat ;■ ii
■ . t i. 'Usa nti- 1 'f
o! N\irll
i ]il-' I!,;-iV ;;i;d
ll li.. r j:l"i-iOUs
never tailed
iuty .;jpfH to
da v, .I line
'ur vouniJ
\V O't
imprisoned him. .Moii violeiu-e is
iievei- justiliable no matter how
provokiiiL: t he ci !-i'unista nees ii.ay
be. If you are nut with Ameiica in
tl.i- !/reat strim„'le v mi had befer
til up vovir I'fi. ,tiu';n_s ;;i a ])i.low
cast• alui m't out I I It.
!!m 11 eudsU d I II the h'.nor I'oll <d'
*d-' re],u; lie alid have been coVer-
th. I'l'clves with s'lory at eutdj
'urn 1)1 the way Towanls a lastins'
e -- w h:; li Will tree t lie World
:r'111 t i>'bd;:!it anti,icracy Her
■. 'Aj't.iiris ol industry and her sons
d t 111 h.ive, wi'rei'cat. t^ivcu llber-
'..'.yt iThe Keil <'ro:^>, tlic YoUU^
Nil n's rhris^iaii Assuciatii.n and to
,)tla r iniliiciifcs enlisted in the care
:iiid j.)-i tei'tii:ii of our ti;.'htui4: niun.
Her noble woiiu-n ha vc detlicated
‘.l. -ir lives to the servicti uf cuuii-
•dii uni'iu there is streimth." then :
it is al)Sointely necessary tor the j
]»eojdt* ol A njcrica to stand firmly j
u])iiu tht' ro(dc of true Americanism. !
hivision at this tryin>; jr.nctun* t,)f
iiur natioi’al existence brings tur- I
m"il and strife. J.i't it be the aim I
of every American citi/.eii. w lieth-!
<>r lu* he red. yellow, white or Mack, '
to ' lick" (Termany and protect all j
loyal (ierman citi//. ns that liave
cast their lot amon.LT us.
ADMINISTRATRIX’S NOTICE
North ('artilina Transylvania ('ountv.
llavin,u; {jualiliiil as ailmiiiistratrix t)f
"ry and are .inited in defense of tin.'tstair <>t (ift>. \V. Wilson, di‘i.fasi.-il,
ihe stars aiid stripes aL'ainst insults *'*, 1 ran^yhaiiia Count}, North ( Jiro-
iuia, this IS to notily all piTsons liavinj^
Irunj the despot and tht; murderer. , c i;nnis against tlu- cstalt; of said dccfast<i
have reali/cil nont* too soon to t-xhihit them to the undt*rsi^ncd, at
P.revartl, N. ('., on or hffore Iht* l’2n(i day
of March. or this notice will be plead
rushed it the in bar t»f tluir recoverv.
and iid'amy must in
world Is to !)•.• maili safe for deiiioi
racy.
'I’his is u ^iicantic enterprise in!
which the jjcople of the I'nited |
States are eni^aLjed and its opera-'
tion calls for tlie expenditure ot
jiiillions of moni^y every day. The j
Ordnanct; Department alone, in |
tl.e discdiar^e uf its maiiifolil duties. I
All persons iiulelitfii to the estate will
! [)lease make immediate payment.
j L.\rRA j. WILSON.
Administratrix of (leo. \V. Wilson,
deceased
This March 22, l^hS. 6tp
Mules for Szde
Always from 100 to 300 head of
... . horses and mules of all descrip-
d:sbar.M-lurvnr;uusi|.llil,us,..s„,niv^,i„„j
than •'<Ki,U0't,<)OU a day. It was call- York, Pa.
ed upon to constrnct thirt^'-two JOE KINDIG.
Send for
Swift & Company’s 1918 Year Book
It shows that Swift & Company sells the meat from
a steer for less money then the live steer cost I
Proceeds from the sale of the hitle, fat, and other by-products
covered all expense of dressing, refrigeration, freight, selling
expense and tlie profit of $1.29 per steer as shown by Swift &
Company’s 1917 figures as follows:
Average price paid for live cattle per steer $84.45
Average price received for meat . . 68.97
Average price received for by-products ^4.09
Total received . . . . ^ r * . 93.06
This leaves for expenses and profit
Of which the profit per steer was •
8.61
1.29
I
There are many other interesting and instructive
facts and figures in the Year Book.
We want to send our 1918 Year Book, to anyone, anywhere — free
for the asking. Address Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago,
Swift & Company, U. S. A.