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FRIDAY, ^PRIL »dt, 1920
THE NEW OWNERSHIP
Wilji this issue of the Brevard
jlS^ews the property of the Mr. Wm.
7E. Breese. Of his plans for the pa
per 1 know nothnig, but my intimate
icnowledgre of his abilities and the
Ikneen interest he has always manir
:fested in community betterment, is
aafficient ^^uarantee that the progress
of the upper French Broad valley
’v.'ill in no wise be retarded by this
<^nge.
is’either Brevard nor Transylvania
«ounty ever had a more consistent or
enthusiastic advocate than William
lEl. Breese. He loves this county and
-Hs people and their interests are safe
so long as he shall remain the guid-
iuig influence of the News. Young,
•energetic,* capable and progressive,
“‘Will" Breese will give the people a
Toewspaper in fact as well as in name.
As for myself, the years have
«ome and gone since I first became
identified with Transylvania and its
fine citizenship. During those years
*5 have desired to serve them accord
ing to my ability, and have earnest
ly tried to serve them, and Transyl-
■srania — may God bless y her.
And so, as the new editor
enters upon his labors in the news
paper field, I can wish for him no
Isf.tter wish than this;
'That the county give to him the
«ame unmistakable evidences of ap
preciation that \hey so freely gave
Id me. M. L. SHIPMAN.
Ik:
thra^ forces wn-
>«ndi^ t<a world ma^ryr rell^on*
Vo^cs aM buslnm. • The statei^
OMn are etei^ally
logg^theads» «id are pitted
ig•[£nst^^tk• priest. Speaking broad
ly, tiul tineas xnaa would place
everything; on i bosineae . basis, all
social relatioasy'-government an^ re
ligion. The statesman would make
the whole organization of so^ty t
matter of government. The govern
ment is to do everything, and be
everything. The pri^t would organ
ize the world on a religrious basis. We
'iihould all live as children of the one
5'ather. The teachings of Jesus are
:o be the rules of social conduct.
The direction of the social evolu
tion appears to be along the line*of
the resultant of these three great
contending forces. Life is a blend of
-business, politics and religion.
Business says: **Blessed is the man
who has found his work.” Politics
says: *‘A11 men are equaL” Religion
says: “Whatsoever ye* would that
men should do to you, do ye even to
them.”
Religion was the first of the three
great evolutionary forces to recog
nize the^ essential brotherhood of man
although in practice it has not real
ized, its ideal. Governn:3nt and bus
iness are becomming ti 3 realization
of brotherhood. The
tha?3priiigf «nd the wliole fantty
would profi;t by taking Pepto^Man-
^n, which.tones up,and,bail[ds iip.
It is pfeasatkt-tasting and ^akes
you feel ib^tter." Your own dniggist
has It ready for your call, and |n
both liquid «nd tablet form^ just as
you prefer; ^
But to be certain ^t get the
genuine Pepto-Mangan, ask for it by
the full 'name, “Gude*s Pepto-Man-^
gan.” Look for the name **Gude’s**
on^ the package.—adv..
uan
will leavd
aplek
and rea^y fbr* I3ie busy' inMon
up-to-date firm*^ usually enjoys. ^
' V
>' The n^y frienda of MarshaU. Kil-
liialfrick wiU be. delighted to know
th^t he h al>Ottt agldn after being
la^ up wil^ rheumatisi^ fof the
past six veeks*
I,-
who has found his wc
statesman who agrees ^
equal before the law ;
accepted the practical
contained in the injunc'
to others as you won
do unto you.” Withou‘
ismess man
and the
at men are
ve not yet
Implications
r;n: “Do un-
have them
the concep
tion of brotWrhoon roiitics oecortieiS
tyranny. Untouchc ' l>y the rense of
brotherhood, business is brutal and
materialintic. It is the function of
religion to spiritualize and lift up
g'overnment and^ business. Govern
ment, business and religion must
w6rk together to spiritualize all life,
to make the ideal of brotherhood a
workable theory in every depart
ment of life. Governpient and bus
iness must be forced fully and com
pletely to recognr.d the brotherhood
of man. Tlie way is to understand
ha^tlie government is an agency to
~^omote happiness and welfare.
A wise man has said :“Get your
happiness out of your work, or you
won’t get any.” Since we must all
work in order to live, we should be
determined that our work or busi
ness shall be so organized as to give
as the greatest amount of happiness.
This will mean short hours of w’ork,
a pleasant place in which to work,
and a comfortable Jiving as the iri-
sult of the work The world
then will be one great happy work
shop, shot through with joyous spirit
of brotherhood, and motivated with
good-will.
To recapitulate, religion must fur
nish the motive power for the socia
lization of human relations; the >di
rection of social evolution is thru
v'ovemment and business to brother
hood.
HASWINTER
WORNYOU
DOWN?
Sieknesf That Linc*rs, or Strain of
Caring for odMbw, Mains Spring
-Days Dangerous.
GET BACK YOUR STRENGTH
I Red Blood Mean* Old-Time Vigor*
And Pepto-Mangan Builds Rich,
Rod BloodL o>
Perhaps you've been ill this winter
—or others in the family have, and
you*ve worn yourself out with extra
burdens. And now your strength is
slow to return.
Week after week youVe felt too
tired for anything, and have looked
it, too—color bad, eyes dull, and no
ei^usiasm.
When yoa 4on*t feel w«U you are
not well. Probably wiwt you need
light now is the good blood vtonic,
Bepto-Mangan. Physiciaas eVery-
wbere recommdid Pepto-Mangan for
run-down, anemic people.' Ask yout
doctor about it. Pepto>Mansan s^
jlies things ^t^ lilood-sUrvad
It,.piit8 1|0B Mid vig^
TO THE VOTERS OF TRANSYLVA
NIA COUNTY
ReaHzing that this is the Young Man’s
t ,
Age” and that the men wha fought*‘‘to
make the world safe for democracy'’ are
subject to our deep and grateful consider
ation; and that the professional politician
is now a back number; many friends pre-
V
diet that the nomination and election of
Eck Simms as sheriflf and tax collector of
Transylvania County will be consummat
ed at the forth-coming election.
L - ^
xt
^ PUT A CHECK ON YOURSELF. YOU*LL BE Gl^ SOME
DAY. IF YOUR MONEY IS IN OUR BANK INS^A%OF IN
YOUR POCKET. YOU CAN’T LET IT SUP t|lROUGH YOUR
FINGERS. X
IF YOU PUT SOME MONEY IN THE BANK EVERY PAY
DAY YOU*LL HAVE ENOUGH SOME DAY TO GO INTO BUSl-
NESS FOR YOURSELF.
START A FORTUNE.
Tasott.
BREVARD
BANKING
COMPANY
The FORDSON at a Glance
The FORDSON is Light
Weighs Only 2,700 Pounds
The Fordsoh Tractor is Econoimcal—both to buy and to operate—^two and one quar
ter gallons of kerosene per acre plowed is a fair average.
The Fordson Tractor is powerful:—^will pull two 14Uinch plows in th estiifest soil or
drive a threshing machine-r-maintain 1,800 pounds of drawbar pull at plowing speed, 2,-
500 pounds on low gear. Twenty to twenty-two horsepower is available at the belt pu|ly.
The Fordson Tractor is durable—simple, rugged, accessible in design with few parts.
The toughest steels which science can produce are used to give strength and durability in-
stead of depending, on heavy masses of metal. All moving parts are inclosed and lul>ricat-
ed, air is washed clean^to protect tiie motor. •;
FC«DS{^ TR^CTCH&
PARTS
FORI^ SERVICE
FORD GARS