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THE ’:. .EVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
YOUR FRIEND
WHEN
RHEUMATIC
“THE MEDICINE OF DISTINCTION”
“A treat ~’’7ays convinces”
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J. C. Whitmire Cherryfield, N. C.
Davis-Walker Drug Co., Brevard, N. C.
Morgan’s Drug Store Rosman, N. C.
Calhoun Mercantile Co., . Calhoun, N. C.
I Brown-Patton Co., Pisgah-Forest, N. C.
Carr Lumber Co’s. Store ” ” ”
Justice Pharmacy Hendersonville, N. C.
Wilson Drug Co. Hendersonville, N. C.
E. Poor Davidson River, N. C.
Manufactured by
Pharmaceutical Laboratories
a Ladrigan, President.
Davidson River, N. C.
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tfH. rav,!)r.netl sailor
stoppod wNistliiiu’ vvliiMi
!io s;i\v the JUit(!::iol)iIe.
jiltIio'ii‘-ili his lips :•('
itM'.iiK'd pi:rs;’(! nnd vn-
I'.cir c-ontiini(>(l to lortti
l)t'rnr;' iiis iiioutl).
!1“ !i:ili('.l midway
j bi'twv'iMi liii'
juid tlip !icjhtlii)ii:;(‘. Miid
st:iiiM»<**1 eiu*r-
H‘ ^t'ti<*:illy <in flio beaten
S510W putii, Itir tlioy
•.vero cohl in i^pik* of lu‘Jivy ov»’rsb;!t^s.
“I*r:i ri:;r';’s :m!t:i:;()l>i!'.’,’' li* .snid.
find lie (!:d not s;iy it Jovi'iiily. “llc*’s
caiiin’ on Mjirie nu'iii.’'
’rii',' door oC lilt' dweMiii;: prirt of tlie
litrlitliousi* o;c.‘ue<l Jitxl n yor.n.i iiif.ii,
(Ih'Ssim! in :i :’iif f;i;it. ciniie out. plac*iii;4
ji (•:!!). ai.so of fi:r. on bis liead. He
pati:-< (I wbon lie saw the sailor.
“I'.Ierry ('liristnias,” said tb(' fur-clad
one, jii'iiiaiiiv:, r.iid l:e passed on to
the jnitoiiiobiie, climbed hi, and soou
was \vbirli!i.ir away.
“Same to yuii,” .sans the sailor,
nltboufib lio scowled as be apin’oacbed
the door tIu-ous;b wbicb tbe other had
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A Light Shone Forth Into the Winter
Night.
emersed. “S(‘ems he's gettin’ In a
hurry aboiit it. Cbristmas d<»n't come
till tomorrow.”
There w:is nofliin^ about the sailor
to .denote tb.Tt he v ;is a seafariii.;:
mail, unless it was liis rctllinir ,i;ait. for
he was buiidhvl up much as ll;r other
man, althou.ijh his coat, instead of
bein.2: fur, was an old fu;czy blue <!ne.
NaviCTtien h;id closed soiiii' mniiths
ajio. lieeause a lar.'^e share of the
lake bad an icy blanket, and
H:irry Hammond w:!s obIi”i‘d lo fitid
other jHii-suits til! sijriii.ir. So he
lisbed Tliroc'^li tiii> iep and li('!p(*(i kei'p
the villa.ue of lU'P.Mett sup])lied with
food. ^
Ilis knock w:-,s answered by a rlavk-
eyed u'irl of three years, who suiiU'd
bri.irlu ly.
“Hello, Knu'liiie.” be s':t;d. and ho
took her in his artns and asked her
about Santa and v. bat site expected
the old L-'enlleman from tin' X(.rtb to
hrin.t: hrr.
‘•lii.ir doll's what 1 want,” she told
him, tryin" to sjxiil the pai't in bis
hair, and failint: because ther(* was
not any tbc're to bt>;.;ni with. “Dat’s
ail—just bi^ doll.”
From tile a.d.ioininj: room c.nme an-
ot!«'r dark-eyed jrirl of nineteen wii>,
in.u" her ham'-; on an apron.
Harry placeil tlie tot on tlie lloor,
and ns be did so bo discovered a pic
ture slandinir on the table. It was
of a very ;;o: <! !■. youn^ man.
“I s('e .A!’-. CU :-'\ left a {U'csont,”
Harry ' ■ nu'diately v.islied
lu> iKi'i 1...M I..:-' wi.iU.^lits to himself,
for the jL'iri Ibired up.
“Yes,” she siiid witli a tinw of de
fiance. “I'.c'ii C'iark left mo his pic
ture. I lioiio you don’t ol),iect.”
The sailor studied the biue pattern
in the faded red carpet.
“Wouldn't do much s^od if I did,”
he res])ondcd. “Y(mi an’ bo’s j;ottin’
pretty thick, ?<I:irie. I thought things
was pretty well tindcrstood between
you an’ me—but tliat was bel'ore Ben
commenced takin’ yon ridin’ an*]
sliinin’ up to you. A man witli a car
certainly does have an advantage over
us i>oor suys.
Marie’s cheeks ,^rew red and ?ne
taj>!>od her foot.
“Look here. Harry IL’.mmond,”
she said in a voice that sonfided Mke
a rinjrmajitor’s whip ci'ackinir. *7011
nor no man i.‘? ffoin-:? to dicta.te to me.
Mr. Clark has been very nice. Ilesides,
he’s a bisiily retim'd .ijentleman, and
you—well, you’re not, and you know
It.”
Ren turned toward the (hior.
“.JI{*!*be I better step out o’ it alto
gether.” he observed.
lie opened the door and was ■ bout
to steii out, when Emeline sprai into
his jirms. He kissed the child n the
t;!rohe;i(\ th(fU put her back ..n the
floor and went out, remarkinjr to hini-
.«5elf thtit “tins sure is.,.snine merry
Cliristmas.” >
That afternoon a storm that had
been bri?Viing fof' da ys vented its spitt
on the villii:^« an,d its surroiindinjifi.
which Includi'd Clayton Pojnt and the
llfihthouse. . raw. stilt’Vlnd .carried
biti'r.:^ ^\‘cc:i of hard siioap. '
••Mebl>& SuiKii Claus tatVt tome.” said
the tot, as she snusglcd up to the
older f^irt uod listened to the £iowl*
Ing wind.
‘‘Probnbly not," replied Marie, who
was gazing abstrracjtedly from the
livlnp: rootti window out over the
frozen hike. ^
Marie was quite sure Santa would
not come. Santa would have to be
her brother Frank, who was Emellne’s
father, and he was at Sloan City. 20
•ilc.s away, helpin!? an Ice company
‘ up ni'xt siuiiiiior’s suf ply. He
h; -i ; oniised to brhiR sontethinR for
I’ii.eline’s Christmas, but Mario knew
in‘ would not attempt the trip in the
storm.
Frank was the lightkeeper and the
government records showed Marie to
’oe his assist.'int. Frank kept the light
burning durinjt the summer and in the
winter found jobs ^ various kinds to
perform.
About five o’clock, through tne
storm, Marie heard an automobile
horn, and presently came a knoclc on,
the door. Beji Clark, blanketed with
snow, stood there when she opened it.
“I csn’t stay,” he said, “or I won’t
be able to drive back, because the road
is drifting badly. I came becau.-^e I
heard some news you’ll be intere.sted
in. Harry Ilanusiond went out on the
ice this morning wifh his dog team,
and up at the village a fisherman just
came in with tbe news that the ice
had cracked and part of it went out.
Ilsimniond didn’t have a chance in a
thousand, especially in this storm. He
surely must have (h’owned.”
Marie started back, horror in her
eyes.
“Harry drowned!” she cried. “It
doe.sn’t seem po.ssible. Are you sure?
Can’t you do something? Take me out
on the ice in your car. Perhaps he’s
still alive, lying somewhere on the ice
freezing. The ice must be firm for a
long ways out.”
“Whr.t?” exclaimed Ben. “f!o out
there in tJiis howling blizzard? The
ice might hold up for a long ways,
but I’d ruin the car and we’d stand a
good chance of getting pneumonia, if
we di(hi’t get lost and wander into
open water.”
Karly’ that night the villagers were
startled to see a red bar of light shoot
from Clayton Point. It was the first
time in Iiistory that thsit light, which
had guided many a ship through sutn-
mer gales, had shone forth into a win
ter night.
Up in the liirht tower stood Marie
•looking thr(tu ;h tiie great glass wall,
striving to pi('rce the. darkness and
storm with eyes that were red 'from
weeping.
“There’s not much ht>p<',” she mused,
“imt tlier(>’M jtist a cl.:;nce he’s still
alivft and tiie old ligiit might help
him.”
For hours sIk' r('mairi('d at the post,
watc:'.:r;g and wailing, all but hopeless.
Midniglit fouml her asleep in a chair
close by tlie light, exiiau.sted by her
long vigil.
A scrc'am from below inade her wide
awake. S!ie stumbled down tbe stairs
and gro]ied her way to Enieline’s room.
To her suri)ris(> a lamp was burning
an<] there v\as Knielim* seated on the
lu'd, bouncinir a d(-ll, fully as large as
herself, on lu'r knee.
“S;;n'a lame!” c;-;ed the little girl,
an:l now M.-irie tliat it b:fd
be<>n a scream of joy that awak
ened li(‘r.
“Santa tamo!” repeated the tot. “I
found this right on my bed.”
Uiial-Ie to uiKlerstand, Marie went
out into the living room and lighted a
Lves
THEY ARE priceless
Poor iight often resiiltg wealt e-y-ss
and poor work. . Eys conse-
qwently business insurar }, Tiicr^ too, a
house is sadly handicappc now-a-days un
less it is lighted cheerily iou.gh v/ith
The Qmck L
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THE DAYLIGHT LAMPS
It is to your interest to install these ar
ticles in your home.
COME IN AND GE.S THEM
“Let There Be Liffi-st”
HARRY P. CLARKE, Manager
Diversified Ads
TC’.Vri LOTS,—Farms' and timber
Iarcl'3 for sale. Frank Jenkins,
Brevard, N. C. tfc.
CHARTER members desired for tli
Modorn,Woo(imen. Class adoption
for Brevard camp will cloae next
week. ’ ‘ It
FANCY PATENT flour only .$1.50 at
Glar'.ener’s Rosman and Quebec
stores. 4tc-ll-21.
FOR SALE—A good base burner
hard coal stove in splendid condi-
t'on. Will sell reasonable.
Thor.ias. II. Shipman.
Wri€k
i '^r the TToman who has 116-5^
como “a :ier%’oi:s wreck", be-
■ oaii.so of the pliysical ili.s pecu- jp
. lii;’ lo women there’s; relief and
ivr-'oriiiion to hc.ilth an I I'.r.p-
’ pin, ST, in an oI<l fiirnily d.jc! ;r's
. ]ir ■.-■criDtion nsoJ in hi.s pnc- Kd
tico for half a centxiry to help *•*
• su;'.' Tin.ET Vv-o;nen and safeiruard
you.-a' yirls.
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the Loung
Cicthes Crusied V/ii:h Ice.
himp. On the lounge lay a man, his
clothes crusted with ice.
S'le went to him and put her arms
around liim.
“Hr.rry,” she sobbed. “They’t)ld
me you uere dead; t!:-!t tiic ic('
cracked and let you tiin)Ugli.” ^
T!ie big sailor opened his eyes an.)
yawned.
“rm de ad, all rigJit—dead sleepy,”
he grinned. “The ice ope-!ied up, all
right, but I was on. the (sther siiie of
the crack, an' by drivin’ the do.gs like
the dicians I got over
' FOR SALE—Vvill sell chcap, or trade
for cattle, one ^irst clasi mule colt
One good inr.re lor sale or trade
for cattle. C. C. Yoiigue. tfc
YOUrJG JE7.SEY Keifers for sp.le.
Sec P. C. Orr, Evsrett Farm, Da-
vicVon River, 2\. G. 11-1 4tc.
■ BEST insurance for the least money,
is offered by t)ie Modern Woodmen.
.VANTED—I wish to^uy a fresh milk
cow. Must be a good o^e.
Thomas K. Shipman.
FOR SALE OR EXCK,ANGE—Mare,
bug'gy and harness. Good bargain
for ca.sh, or \vill exchnfi."e’ for cat
tle or hogs. S. F. Allison.
FOR SALE—Berkshire And Poland
China Pigs, S. F. Allison.
: FOR SALE—One fine black driving
niara and one rubber tired bu.^gy
and harness; also one Jersey cow.
Also one G-octave oak organ, apply
J. A. Ilartr.ian, Pic-gah Forest, N. C. |
His [LOST—Between depot and pcstoifice '
gold watch. Picture of horses head
on charm. Finder return to Pt'EV/S
cdice and receive reward.
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for ST::I.LA ViT.\.r.
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rJOiNIKG the Modern Wocdmtyli is
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0 LEASE IN THEf TEXAS
.. LD. .Reaves Coi X>' prom-
be a great producer of Oil
J. Our geological reports
'. We are surrounded by
, ■. u”'r’:ier. i''ov\’' (irillin . We
•’3 iihe Siiallov,' Oil very
, iiae. Your .gc’Jf A i" )or-
i/ay a lease
. in any size tra. i;'!i'’'^,0] 10
1 to 4,000 Pcres. Prici -$20
. r a:re,, accordin.'j: to Ipea-
ilaps and all information
furnished.. Th\s opportun-
y not appear again. A. L.
;( Feco?. Texas ll-21-2tp.
State of Ohio, City of ’i'ol
Lucas County, ss.
Frarik J. Clieney makes oath he
is senior partner of the firm of U • J-
business in
. of Tolc.ilo, CQunty and State aforp^aicl.
the (lan .er 1 and uuu sai.i firm will pay the snl^of
:n the otl-r I liUXDiiED
the or ii.^ht.’
She *^ook one of liis hands I :m‘l
foun(f it cold, r^nd rufihed it vigoidusly.
•‘Dut w;.iy—v.-hy dIJ you go?’’ slie de
manded.
He tried to stifle another yawn. I)Ut
didn’t .sr.<;'',eed.
“WiP. Eiiidine was lookin’ for
Santn,” h? ans.veref.’, “an’ I couldn’t let
her bo disappointed.”
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CHENEY,
ubscribed in
Hall's Catarrh Medicinf°s^’'Lk^^‘''^--
ternally and acts throu^ the^w^
, EoMby aU^lStf jfe--
lull’s Pilla fop'^nstipatlon.
\ Don’t^lct your siibsci.btion run out
iUnuen^ber the editrf k always in
nqed of money. *
I Jamc'; ■ '’tson S.:iy3, “ill Never For
get V.’h. Father’s Kogo Got CholeTO.
i (I-.. .' orning he found 20 hogs
! denii several sicl:. Ke called in
! the Vol. v.-;:o after dissecting a rat
i cautr!'': on the premises, dccided that
I i:he rod.'sts had conveyoJ germs,
i Since tiiv n I am never without RAT-
I SNAP. It’s the surest, o.uickest rat
destvoyer I knovr." Three sir.es 2-">c,
i50c, 00- Sold and guaranteed by
I Hardware Co. and Davis-
Drug- Co. Brevard, N. C.
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