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THE BDi^VARD NEWS, BREVAr5» % C.
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YOU HAVE HEARD P '’OTS TALK AND YOU, HAVE HEARD TALKING MACH-'
INES TALK—AND PERHAP”^ U HAVE HEARD WOMEN TALK OCCASIONALLY—
BUT DID YOU EVER HEAk ’ITURE TALK? OUR FURNITURE TALKS. IF YOU
DON’T BELIEVE IT, COME IN i SEE FOR YOURSELF.
We can furnish your house from tiV >ront porch to the back porch. We have the most complete
stock of furniture and house furnishing's in Western North'Carolina and our prices are lower tha-o ot '.
Farmers Supply Compsiny}
J. M. ALLISON, Manager
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The Spirit of The Offensive
A third thing that appealed to men
in the great war was the spirit of the
offensive.
WHfn the American troops first
went into the lines there were certain
areas which by custom had been in
active. Troops on both sides were
sent there to recuperate after the
stress of fighting in the zone where
the attack and counter attack were
furious and frequent. By a sort of
tacit,mutual arrangement, the troops
in these inactive areas would settle
down simply to keep their own
trenches. But when the Americans
came in they threw the quiet into
turmoil. They did not know as much
tibout soldiering as their comrades of
the allied armies but they were there
with an impetus spirit that could not
be held back. And it was the spirit
of the offensive that those troops
brought, the eager, vehement deter
mination to get forward, and get for-
■vard quickly, that swelled the whole
;.:de of the allied attack with such a
flood of energy that it 5wept on in
those last monthis of 1918 with a re
sistless strength and speed that amaz
ed the world.
So also must the Church win the
power of the offensive spirit. Too
long we have been swayed by the
timid apprehension of all sorts of
imagined evils, that might happen if
we really launched forth into our
boldest service. We want today the
glorious motto of that herioc mission
ary pioneer, Wm. Carey. “Attempt
great things for God; expect great
things from God”.
“Lengthen thy cords and strength
en thy stakes.”
What the Campaign Demands
What then does the Nation-Wide
Campaign ask of you? The greatest
thing you have and all the greatness
in it? It asks that you give yotmelf.
I No stereotyped plan is being framed
1 to which you are to be tamely yoked.'
But you, with your thought. Your
intelligence, your living ideas as to
the Churche’s opportunity, are bidden
to help shape now in your parish and
in your diocese the answer , to the
question.
What is the strategic thing, what
is the victorious thing, which the
Church can dare attempt today thru
the power of aroused and obedient
lives?
P. E. G.
U. D. C. MEETING
The November meeting of the U.
D. C., which was to have been held
last Saturday had to be postponed on<
account of rain and will be held next
Saturday.
All members are requested to at
tend as the election of officers will
take, place. Those who will join the
Red Cross are especially urged to be
present.
We all suffer when the other fel
low fails to make good.
Philip’s Balieni
WHY BUrtREAD OUT OF |
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MORE BREAD AND BETTER |
BREAD FOR THE SAME 9
BAKERY?
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We have a Comple \ re
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Maternity Belts and
Abdominal Supplies
DAVIS-WALKER DRUG GO.
Successors to DUCKWORTH DRUG CO.
Main St. BREVARD, N. C. Phone 85
COAT AND COAT SUIT SALE
^ Bepn WednBsday, Nw. 5 and Lasts Through tlie tSIli
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT OF ITS KIND EVER HELD HERE!
300 Coats and 300 Coat Suits at a Very, Very Little Over Half Price
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EVERY SINGLE GARMENT AN EXAMPLE OF THE LATEST AND SMARTEST MODES. EVERY SINGLE GARMENT DIRECT
FROM THE STYLE CENTRE OF THE UNITED STATES—NEW YORK CITY. THE UTMOST INQUALITY, IN CORRECT DESIGNING. IN ,
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP. THERE’S GOODNESS WOVE IN EVERY THREAD. THERE’S LASTING AND COMPLETE SATISFACTION
IN EVERY STITCH. TRAVEL FAR AND YOU WILL FIND NO BETTER GARMENTS THAN THESE SUPERB EXAMPLES OF THE VERY
BEST IN TAILORINa AMONG THESE FARMENTS ARE MANY MADE AND BOUGHT TO SELL FOR AS HIGH AS—
150.00
TH^E GO WITH THE BALANCE FOR A VERY, VERY LITTLE MORE THAN ONE-HALF OF THIS PRICE.
THE VALUES ARE SENSATIONAI^INSIST THAT THE Vi^UES OFFERED DURING THIS SALE ARE NOTHING LESS THAN
SENSATIONAL. SUCH GARMENTS AS THESE, DURING SUCH TIMES OF GOODS SCARCITY, DURING SUCH TIMES OF HIGH PRICES
JUSTIFY THE USE OF THE WORD SENSATIONAL.
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Children’s Silk and Wool Union
Suits, size 2 to 6, $3.50 value—
SALE PRICE $1.95
Misses’ Silk and Wool Separate
Garments, $2.50 value—
SALE PRICE $1.75
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Vests and
Pants, value $3.00—
SALE PRICE $1.98
Misses’ Silk and Wool Union Suits,
$4.00 value—
SALE PRICE $2.45
Ladies’ Silk and Wool Union Suits,
value $5.00—
SALE PRICE $3.45
There excellent garments are made
of the very finest materials. To buy
higher priced garments would be only
sheer extravagance. Some of them
are trimmed with fur, some are plain.
Included in the comprehensive show
ings are the best examples of silver-
tones broadcloth, plushes, serges, gar-
badines, poplins, tricoletteB.
Ever since the war started it has
been impossible to get any silk and
wool underwear. It will be a long
time before it is again generally on
the market. I fortunately picked up
a lot of the highest grade garmento
for women and children only. As
lon^r as they last they are yours for
but little more t^an half of their real
Talue. Come eai^ly if you want any
of these fine garments.
Coats and Suits, valued up to $150.
every one a work of art>»
SALE PRICE $98.00
Goats and Suits, valued up to $126.
and fine values at that figure—>
SALE PRICE $85.00
Coats and Suits, valued up to $100.
and worth more than that—
SALE PRICE $89.80
Coats and Suim^ued np to $75.,
and the fullest value at ^at
SALE PRICE $52.50 ^
Coats and Suits valued up to $50.50
at which figures they are unusual bar
gains—
SALE PRICE $32.50
Coats and Suits valued up to $40.00 W
and well wjorth more than that—
SALE PRICE $27.50
Coats and Suits valued up to $30.00
and good sellers—
4 A SALE PRICE $22.95
..,Coats and Suits, valued up to $25.
SALE PRICE $I7JM»
PATTERSON’S DEPARTMENr STORE
The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
HENDEI^NVUXE, N. C