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THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C
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TK ntAM CORNER
Tk« Old World View
OFFICEI^ ELECTCD
This much I do know about you
country, as seen from Europe: That
yon are the hope of years to be; that
\idthout you all Europe is like an old
man, grey and shaken with weakness
—^your are the youth of the world; in
you is concentrated all the fresh ro
mance which across seas they seem to
have lost. Do you realize what it
means for you to have gone to war
for an ideal? You may have been
flaunted for your commercial opera
tions in the past, but now you can
never accain be described as the coun
try of the dollar.
In the history of humanity the Uni
ted States occupies a unique position
due to this war. The French Revolu
tion was a war for self defence; its
influence was wide spread. Your re
volution was also in self defence. But
when you sent your army across' seas
you sent an army of idealists. It was
not necessary from the standpoint of
the selfishness of nations for you to
so. From occan to ocean your coun
try is sufficent unto itself; you could
set on very well v'ithout the rest of
the world. But here is the signifi- i
cant thing; the world cannot get on
without you.
Let me tell you that the man who
goes to the White House weighs more
than all the kings assembled together.
VICENTE BLASCO IBANEZ.
(Famous Spanish novelist; now in
this country. Author of “The Four
Horsemen of The Apvcalypie.”
A PRAYER.
Balsom Camp No. 116 W. O. W.
held the best meeting of the year
Wednesday evening. The following
officers were elcted for 1920:
Con. Com.—Fred Johnson. ‘
Adv. Lieut.—F. E. Shuford.
Banker—S. F. Allison.
Clerk—W. H."TGrogan.‘
Escort—C. F. Poole.
Physician—Dr. E .S. Elnglish.
Watchman—Mitchel Neely.
Sentry—J. R. Lance.
Managers—R. L. Gash, F. E. Shu
ford and Fred Johnson.
W. H. GROGAN.
- NOTICE TO CHURCH PEOPLE
Please allow me space in your good
paper for a few words. I feel that'
the Christians should look on the fields
white all ready to harvest. But the
laborers are few. Don’t look all the ]
time on the fields but look in our j
yards. We find children out of Sun
day School on account of clothes. I
can point out to you children in your
yard whose age ranges from five to
eight years of age that will run from
an organ. Get out Christens and see
what is in the yard. You will find
i families sick without money and
ciaU mioral and material advu},c«|i^nt,
of oiy town and county; and
Whereas the association believes
these causes to be farthered by the
work of our Farm and Home Demon
strators,
Therefore be it resolved:
That the Association strongly en
dorses the wofrk of the Farm and
Home Demonstrators and hereby
urges our Board of Education and our
County Commissioners to retain these
useful agencies and continue their
work in the county.
Signed:
Mrs. R. H. ZACHARY
Mrs. E. H. NORWOOD
Mrs. FRANK JENKINS.
Committee.
BREVARD TELEPHONE
RATESINCREASED
Mrs. G. 0. Witmer,
Brevard, N. C.
Dear Madam:
In Re: Application of the Brevard
Telephone Company for increase in
Rental Rates.
Your letter of November 5th, en
closing exhibits and letters of testi-
5 some without friends. What will Je- niony supporting your application for
sus Christ say when He comes in His j mission directs me to advise that
Glory. In as much as ye did it not to j upon your application the following
one of the least of these my bretheren ' rates are authorized eflPective Decem-
yet did it not unto me. Depart from 1 ijcj.
me ye cursed into everlasting fire.
Christians lets lift our heads and be
brothers and sisters even to the poor
est families.
C. H. CAPPS.
Ruler of rulers, King of kings, we
coi'iie before Thee in reverence and j
humbly recognizing the authority that '
can alone mold and make nations, I
principalities and power that shall be
of service to the v. orld, and satisfying
to the children of men, and if we bear
before Thee at this time special pe
tition for our own dear land, we know
Thou will not refuse to hear. We be
lieve it is Thy land called of Thee to ^
do a special work, to advance a larger
light, to promote a higher principal,
to bring in the privilege and blessing : .
that come from true liberty, and a i
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closer recognition of the bond that
makes all men one. j
Teach us, O Father, that this bond !
can only exist in the faithful follow- ;
ing of Thyself, Jesus Christ, our
Lord. Increase this knowledge among
us, that we may indeed stand before '
the nations of the earth, and be a true ^
example of those great essentials for
which our fathers willingly gave life ;
and the posessions dearer than life, j
With this knowledge, pour out upon
us the spirit of a great love. Give us ,
Thyself all that Christ lived may it |
be ours to attempt for loves sake. I
Then truly shall our country be own- j
er of the righteousness, the honor, the :
truth that makes men free, owner too
of Justice, honesty and integrity, pro- j
moter of that mighty force that is one i
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day to bring all the nations of the |
eari-h to know Thee, v.hom to know j
aright is life eternal. And when Thou |
art done with us all here, let the new \
birthday b^the enterance to that |
Land where the things we sought here
and saw only darkly shall be revealed
in the light that is to be ours forever-
more, Amen.
C. D. C.
No girl ever kept a bo;: of candy—
give her a kodak for Christinas this
time. There are some pippins at Ba
ker’s Art Gallery, Hendersonville.
SEUCA SUCES
Class of Phone Rate.
Business Single Line $3.00
” 2 Party Line $2.50
” Extensions $1.25
” Inward $2.00
P. B. Exch. Trunk $6.00
Residence Single Line $2.00
” 2 Party Line $1.50
” 4 Party Line $1.50
” Extensions $1.00
Joint Users $1.00
Extension Bells or Gongs $ .25
Where Dest Equipment used in
lieu of wall equipment $ .25
Subscribers beyond City Limits, who
own and maintain line equipment.
SBEWODLD’NTTAKE
A FORTUNE FOR IT
Told That Operation Was Her Omly
Hope—Gains Twenty Pounds l^y
Taking Tanlac.
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“I would’nt take a fortune for the
good Tanlac has dolie me,” said Mrs.
Grace E. Trinder, of 511 W. 33rd St.,
Kansas City, Mo.
“My troubles began about four
years ago,” she continued, “And al
though I have been under the best of
treatments and have taken many dif
ferent kinds of medicines, I grew
worse all the time. My food dis
agreed with me and I suffered terri
bly from indigestion. I was very ner
vous and never got a good night’s
sleep, and became so weak and run
down I was unable to do any house
work and felt miserable all the time.
They said my only hope was an op
eration and I prepared to go to the
hospital to have it done.
“The day before 1 was to leave I
saw a statement in the paper where
a person who had suffered exactly as
I did had been benefited through tak
ing Tanlac, so I persuaded my family
to let me try it before having the op
eration. I began taking Tanlac that
very day and by the time I had finish
ed my second bottle 1 felt much bet
ter. I kept it up and finally overcame
my troubles completely. I have act
ually gained twenty pounds and am
so well and strong that I can do all
my housework without any troulle at
all. I sleep fine and am rever
troubled the least bit with indigestion
or stomach trouble of any kind.”
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.—adv.
BREVARD, ^ • - NORTH CAROLINA
p®p*rtmei\ts-^ColIege Preparatory, Normal, Music, Business, Do
mestic Art, Household Economics, Agricalture.
AH departments directed by teachers with special training and
large experience. The,«^now their business;.
Influences of the Instate are ^one worth the cost of tuition.
Opens on September y
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The Seventy Five Million Dollar
I Campaign has gone over the top at
I Cathey’s Creek.
i Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones of Cedar
Mountain was in Selica Sunday.
L. B. Wilson of Selica is working
in Brevard.
John \V aldrop of Cherryfield was in | .^,y}^cer Stations remam less than
our burg Sunday for preaching. ! months:
Lee Bryson spent Sunday in Bre- j installing new telephone $2.50
! For moving and changing Tele. $1.50
Misses Mary and Arietta McCall} (Signed) R. O. SELF, Clerk.
visited Alcovia Orr Sunday.
Frank Bryson took a trip to Ashe-.
Business Single Line
” Party Line
Residence Single Line
” Party Line
Installation and making
$3.00
$2.50
$2.00
$1.50
changes
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Give the children wholesome books
for Christmas. There are hundreds
of them at Baker’s Art Gallery, Hen
dersonville.
ROSMANNEWS
ROSHAN NEWS
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Wednesday, Dec. 3rd, Chief Stroup, j
J. A. Gal!o\v;;y and D. S. Sims made
a raid on the Clayton and Owen flume
line and captured a 75 gallon still
and destroyed about 400 gallons of
beer and all fixtures except cup and
worm.
They also made a raid Thursday in
Old Toxaway section and captured a
70 gallon still, 2 firmenters, and a
cross cut saw. They destroyed no
beer at this place.
A. M. Paxton, H. W. Paxton and
J. H. Paxton went to Ware Shoals, S.
izit' Saturday to attend the funeral
W. Paxton who was run over
llomobile on Saturday morn-
lived a few moments,
^as a brother J.
Paxto
>sm4nite.
ville Saturday.
Miss Lorene Whitmire, Ed Ross and
deputy sheriff Sims were guests at
Miss Clara Bryson's last Sunday.
Mr. Lee Bryson went to Chicago
last week on a busmess trip.
Jasper McCall will move to Brevard
this week.
O. Bryson visited his mother, Mrs.
Joe Bryson, on Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde E. Searcy is at Liberty where
he will spend the winter.
Miss Rita Osteen is a B. I. student
this year.
Mrs. M. E. Wilson spent a large
part of last week in Brevard.
Miss Alcovia Orr spent the night
with Miss McCall Sunday.
Baxter Hamlin spent the night with
Rilia Wilson Saturday.
Chester Fenwick went to Hender
sonville Sunday.
Luke J. Osteen visited his mother
Sunday and returned Sunday after
noon to his school at Little River.
Wishing the News and its readers
the best of success.
DICK.
GOOD HEALTH
WHITHIN
EASY REACH
Vigorous Health Only as Far Away
as the Use of Pepto-Mangan.
Creates Rich, Red Blood
Pepto-Mangan Obtainable in Liquid
or Tablets—Insist on “Gude’s” the
Genuine.
Nothing helps the home more than
good pictures ,correctly framed. You
will find a splendid selection at
Baker’s Art Galleys, Hendersonville.
RESOLUTIONS IN FAVOR OF THE
FARM ANET »OME DEMONSl RA-
TORS
Brevard Betterment Association
At the November meeting of the
Betterment Association a committee
was appointed to draw up and publish
resolutions endorsing the work of the
Farm and Home Demonstrators in
Transylvania. The resolutions are as
follows:
WhereaA the Brevard Betterment
Associati^Bhas for its objects the so-
There is reaily no reason why men
or women with thin, v/atery blood and
consequent poor health should remain
in that unfortunate condition. Thin,
nervous, run-down, tired people never
get much happiness out of life.
Men and women with the bloom of
health in their cheeks, a cheerful,
sunny disposition and an attractive
personality are the folks who get the
most of life’s enjoyment, pleasure,
and success.
Gude’s Pepto-Mangan furnishes
thin, watery blood with the necessary
nourishmen to enrich it, enabling it
to supply energy ,vitality and
strength to every part of the body.
Physicians recommend Gude’s Pep
to-Mangan to patients suffering from
anemia because its benefical and last
ing qualities are well known to the
medical profession.
Gude’s Pepto-Mangan is obtainable
in either liquid or tablet form. Both
forms contain exactly the same
strength and medical properties.
When you buy Pepto-Mangan of
your druggist, be sure the name
“Gude’s” is on the package. Without
“Gude’s” it is not Pepto-Mangan.
Satisfaction should go with eve>-y
sale.
The Rosman Schools close on Fri-
I day evening, Dec. 19 for a two week’s
I vacation. An entertainment will be
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given by the schools beginning at 8
P. M.—consisting of a play, “Christ-
I mast at the Cross Roads”, and dia-
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1 logues, songs and drills. A general
invitation is extended to the public.
An admission fee of 5 and 15 cents
will be charged for the benefit of the
school.
The first semester examinations
v/ill be held in the Rosman Schools
Jan. 8th and 9th.
Diversified Ads
TOWN LOTS,—Farms and timber
lands for sale. Frank Jenkins,
Brevard, N. C. tfc.
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FOR SALE—9 room house with half
acre lot on Main St. Cheapest
property in town. Easy terms. E.
T. Henning Dec 5-4tc.
STRAYED—A sheep. Owner may
have same by paying for this ad
and feed. Roy Duckworth. Itp
FOR SALE—Mahogony rocking chair
and electrolier. Apply to Mrs. D.
G. Ward. 12-19-ltc
FOR SALE—Perry Orr will be in
Brevard Monday with a load of fine
Turkeys. ^ Itc.
FARM AND TIMBER LANDS FOR
SALE at reasonable prices in the
upper Hiawassee valley in Clay
County, N. C. and Towns County,
Ga.
This rich and beautiful country
is now being opened up for the first
time by a stai.dard gauge, common
carrirr railroad connecting with
the Southern Inilroad at Andrews,
N. C. Fine poplar, oak, chestnut,
hickory and^othr hardwood timber;
large and small tracts. Saw mills
needed. Rich, red, elay soil in
wide villeys and slopes,
Alfalfi, four crops a 5««r, clover,
blue grass, wheat, com and all
cropis grow luxuriantly. Mild cli
mate no drouths. Splendid loca
tion :or wood working industries.
Textile mills etc. New wonder
land f®r tourists. Hotels needed
at leading mineral springs. Good
schoc-’* and churches. Most law
abiding section in the state. Tell
us what you are interested in and
abou^c how much you might invest
and We will find the place for you.
Addfc^s INDUSTRIAL DEPT.,
Carolita and Georgia Railway Co.
Hayesnlle, N. C.
Eggs have the
highest food
value of any
known edible,
but we Ameri
cans appreciate
them only when
they are fresh.
We specialize in
Stridliy Fresh Eggs
Our line of staple and fancy groceries
embraces everything that can be
found in a modern stock and all of
the best obtainable brands. You
knovir our motto —
Courtesy — Cleanliness —Honesty — Service
r. M, MITCHELL, rne Grocer
pr00r?H-
Htti^ €tttz?n
Believes In the Great
Future of our County
Let’s Get A Tlirougli
Railroad. *
LET US EXPRESS, IN THIS WAY, OUR THANKS to our many customers
and friends for their business a^d co-opcration in the past. And let us
assure you that we are here to ol^ase and "ive you the benefit of our fifteen
yars of Practical Printing exoerijence at all times.
Realizing that Transylvania is booming and that business has never
known such prosperity as in the] past year, we are making every effort to
keep un with the times and to li^ndle growing demands of our customers.
We have decided to handle Engraving, Carbon Paper, Selfinking Stamps,
Coupon and Check Punches, Nui^berint; and Cancelling Machines, Notary',
Corporation and Wax Seals, Stei^ils, Daters, Metal and Rubber Type, and
all Other Hand Stamp Accessories; We Are Well Supplied With All Legal
Forms, Printed according to the Liiws of 1929.
Having recently purchased hundreds of pounds of the justly famous
'‘HAMMERMILL BOND” paper, envelopes, gummed paper, tisue paper.
Safety paper, cardboards (all colors). Book and Cover Papers, together
with new RULING, Stapling, Punching, Perforating, Numbering^nd Padd'
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function of the graphic art is perfc^med in the service of ourjKustomers,
Our Standard is the Highest, the pape^-, the ink, the pressworic is of the
best. Our types are the newest and the most attractive. Our designing
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of his own discovery, snatching the supple streets from the feeder's fingers
and by a kind of magic grinding the into % flooding torrent of beautifuk
printed matter, ready for the reader's ey^, moist and fragrant as new>
baked loaves.\ Let us boost old Tran^V'lvania County, Be Progressive,
Support the PVoposed Railroad and Buy Everything at Home.
Wishing eV^Tone a Merry Xmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year,
eV^rye^
The Brevard
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Wm. a. band. Manager
Brevard, North Carolina
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