^ A H Q
?J j'O ? * Vk.
?' J.: ill? V*~ ?'. \ ? liA-a/
V. *li S: Cell! 's ?p;*nt a few
; V, ?? r.::o:-vilk* ?>n busi
. ' "" x ' :i ' i
?;? .v-h-. !:?.? ?. i.-;iioro- lor j
? uv;-K. j
v. \ <,a relto sporj
la. ?' >. V- : : i tit vcs and
i rieads in SfcuesviHt-, X. 0.
II 0. \ Er.vir, i-.itortained for
hor s>n. Oyer* ion, on January 9th,
\.N- four taldej of l1 i'i
-vHss Katharine Lowe. who recently
un.. vv em an opei-a'ioiv for append
ii i ai the x 1 ?>.-.;>ital. is im
jvovji^ nicely. !
Mrs. .1. S. \i; -iujJso i has ?veov
t >ed from an attack of the "llu.''
M:* ?. K:;lph Fish ?? iirud Fii
? aU-.vnoon" with- two ijib'us oi
vr??v?. j
"? " ? ' R. IV ?'??h ?v.\':Uy
i * j i"" ? ' a 'ip'.v ?: .? ? . ? se I:
'ewe hi' h'\ ?.? oa ':!: coimi of
b: ? . !!* illness.
' 'lino. of }!? i- ! Institute
H<!;diM>oi:ville
l!o<!MiaI **everal dav.-* last w.*ek for'
tl-c removal of her ;-.*?v-i!s. S has !
- i - ?, sunied hi r duties a; the Tn- ;
sf;tute, j
M - Tda I.e? Pr.t'on' <:? lijrht fully
i-'U v.'ain'cd Thursday ??veninir. at her
l'o; ? ;;i Davidson iiiv. r with live
t: * f bridtro.
V ???ilision between two ar.Vnio
'? ' ?? eccurred on .Main >! reel last
I- *?; one car beinj; owned by Mr.
J. S Sii'verstiu-n and the other by
??!.?. '? r:i i?k ??!??( 'all. I'.oiii ears were
( - n 'durably damasted. !".:t iVrtun
. y occupants of bi.ih ears es
ii;?pe*:. injury.
* ' ? s. ?!. S.?. Filwrstc n .a";! Miss
Siiv.-v :teen. h"vo ?. n ;;n:on'sr
at ih-' f Ii-ur-.s- Vand'erbilt*
? . . -v '>? v';:e. i T l: v ! iie jUss; few
Th ? yir..' f'iolc ' " A.f ihe
.Vetf-i-t:-:; vhurch i\i\ in:-'
r. -| thf discussion*.- of Mr. Tom
<: . ''ry as teacher i..f j ?;*- ? < - in
' .?? al-se'ice of Mr. W-. ? h (lalbAvay..
v.irtth. r tiacher.
Mr. Xhthati Tov.onsend left last
(week for Dayton, Ohio, where he will
take a course in Delco Frifjidaire Sys
| tc i ? ! . On completion of this course,
I Air. Town. send will return to Brevard
[and then he able to install and oper
ate these new machines put out by
i.lit Ge.vral Motors Company.
The roads in the outlying
country districts are said to be al
most impassable in some sections,
due to .the continued rains of the
past several days: The French Broad
Kiver was nearly level with its
bankr. for some days.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Moore and
('a.; liter returned last week from
?their two weeks' visit to relatives in
tiic eastern part of the state.
A rchdeaeon Griffith, of AsheviMe,
! I i imjne- ive service at the
I. '??:<.)? ;d (have!) last Sunday before
an appreciative audience.
' !&:d\jng\Comp;i:iy'?
haa.'soi.a new building is Hearing
completion, and it is expected to be
iv:i ' :i,- occupancy by the middle of
!? . b 'liavy,. ?. _ ?'. ?
. ;? . ;? ? ? t Society ivi'l ii-eei
, i1.1 >'* tiu ii budding. .ii tVui.iiiy
i a i U>.
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fortnightly club
The Fortnightly Club held one of
its most interesting meetings Tues
day afternoon with Mrs.. J. F. Zacn
ary, at her home on Caldwell street.
Ail members were present, and one
visitor, Mrs. 0, L. Erwin. '
Th .? : re idem called the business
meeting to order, during- which time
di- ussions were held re.irardin.tc sev
matters of much importance to
iht Ciub. A motion was made and
carried to the effect that the Club
take advantage of the opportunity
aiTor/.leii by the Genera! Federation of
Woii-en': J ' abs to put on in Brevard
, oiie^ree! !ilm, "Home, Sweet
Home." This li'hn will be .shown at
Lin Auditorium at a date in the near
ijuii ?*.
F.-: lowing the business session.
>' ? <. ii. A. Hummer led the pro
for the day. She was assisted
l>y Mrs. J. S. Nicholson and Mrs. F.
A. Start tte. The discussions of all
??roved very, interesting .and. helpful.
Tlie program: was concluded- by all
I -
member.; joining in a writtan Lest on
General information of ? Birds, con
? T .
sisting of a general .summary of
the bird study. A prise of a box of
candy was given for the most cor
'rect answers, this bfing awarded
Miss Alma Trowbridge.
A pleasant pastime was engaged in
during the social hour, by each one
j trying to fill in the most suitable
'last line to a Limerick. Thefso were
all read afterwards, thus affording
| much amusement.
The hostess, assisted by Airs,
j Envin and Mr:}. R. Y.N eel, served a
dainty salad course.
MRS
. HENRY HOSTESS TO T. E. L.
i.The T. E. L. Class of the Baptist
Sunday School held its regular
monthly meeting ;i t > lie home of Mrs.
W. M. Tieury, .with Mrs. Henry ami
Mrs. . (?. S. Osborne hostesses.' After
linv business meciing, a vvry helpful
program was rendered! the subject
being, "The, Spirit tf Friendship."
" * ? - ' aI%
Mrs. S. C. Yates wa
the program.
,'At'Ur iih- program.
. was enjoyed, during
f deiii-i<.us salad course
I Thirty iivnijbers we|c present,
YOUR .N<
in charge of
a social hour
whivli time a
hvus served.
The exemptions under the revenue
act <>f 1 t'L'l are $1.(100 for single per-,
sons and $2, ">00 for married per
sons living together, and heads of
families. In addition a $100 credit is
allowed for each person dependent
upo*' iih'd receiving his chief . >>?.
from the taxpayer, if such person is
under IS years of age or incapable
of : c li'-. j" , rt because nieiuaily or
iiltv :? = ^ fo'-tive.
The !.e "rj" i tax rate under the rev
enue act of 1 2 per cent on the
first $1,000 of net Ine.nne ' in excess
of the personal exemptions, credit
fop dei^-niients, etc., -1 per cent on
the next $1,000, and ti per cent on
th" ?.;! I.'iiit'O. I'inkr the preceding
act the normal tax rate was 4 per
cen^djdjgtiie first $4,000 of net income
abov<^ the exemptions and credits,
and S ]>er cent on. the remaining net
income.
"j iie revenue act of 1!>24 con
tains a special proyi -Urn for 'reduced
taxes which did not appear in pre
vious laws. All net income ip id
$:~i.()0() is considered "earned iii
cunn." On thi.= ani.'Uiit ' the ta>:pay. r.
is entitled to a ere : it of 25 per
ceil' i" iho amoui i. <>[ the tax.
For example, a taxpayer, sin^ie
and without dependents, may. have
received in 1024 a salary of $2,000
and from a real estate transaction a
profit of $3,000. His total i e t income
was $5,000. Without th ? honvfit of I
the 25 per cent reduction his tax I
would be $X0. Ill's actual tax is $(50,
From his net income of $5,000 he is
allowed a personal exemption of
$1,000; the tax ?f 2 per cent on the
first $4,000, is $80, une-fourth of
which, or $211, may be deducted.
For the purpose of computing this
credit, in no case is the earned in
come coiisidered to be in excess of
$10,000. A taxpayer may liuve re-,
ceived for the year 102 ! a net in- '
come from salary of $20,000, but
(he 2"> per cent credit can i>e applied
<o only one-half of this amount.
' ? T TT.TU r- T7 ff
FOR TUfJERCULQSiC
i*; i ? ...uoriuni, . \ * ( . ? an. .J!.
"Res;;! J \vi !) 1 rotrM impr- s-, upon
the .general pub-lie the idea that it j
w.rKjty iml ri 1. aijd raw
eg/rs, r.:iiU, rle pi:ij; p;i:c!n- or
climat". that cur/ls tuberculosis,'1 i
said Dr. P. P. .McCain. si!porint< nd- j
??iii of the North Carolina Sanator
ium.
''The State of North Carolina in
vests thousands of dollars every year
i;j tuberculosis work. IJut it is not j
?sU'vpinu' porches and food alone that !
repay the State in arrested cases ??f j
tuberculosis for it-: investment, i! is !
tiie strict regimen of systematic rest
enforced by the physicians at the'
.-?anatoriuni that pays the State re- ,
urns for its money in 'euros' of its!
tuberculous citizens.
? ' . . |
J "Pulmonary tuberculosis is an in
: flammation or ulceration in the lunit.
If yen have an ulcer on your hand
you use the hand as little as pos
sible until the ulcer heals. It should
be the same way with a disea. . - i
lung. The more exercise a person
takes the more often he has to
..-eathe. This increased Imbibing
may at any time do serious damage
to the ulcer in the lun^r. The more
quiet a person who has tuberculosis
i can be the better e banco the tuber
! miosis in the lutij; has to heal.
"When a patient first enters tin?
sanatorium lie is put to "bed for com
plete rest until some weeks after all
J symptoms subside, Then the patient
i allowed to bejiin sitting up in a
i
rrdining chair foV an hour a day at
iirsL and h i time up is gradually ?:i
ercased until after a few weeks he
can Kit up a ;..0?j<! par! of the day.
Finally the patient is allowed to take
rr.o outdoor exorcise, u ual!y walk
ing. Thi- time out oi !??.(! and on ex
'.reist' is *aken only by order of the
physician, and not until the patient's
lung condition has healed sufficiently
to allow it. Every patient has !>? re
cline so many hours every morning
and spend two hours ijuietly in bed]
each afternoon.
"When he patient leaves the san
atorium his period of rest is not over, j
In order to prevent a relapse he !
must rest and continue to res! for al
certain pari of each day.
"Tuberculosis in the lungs is lik?s
a house en re : 7/ater will put out
lire; rest will quench tuberculosis in j
the lungs. The secret of geting well
of tuberculosis is simple: Rest, rest
Systematically and continue to rest.
(J. mil ^ood. fresh air and a suitable1
climate arc helpful factors I ??i ? aione
they will not keep a sul'u er from
? he j.ravi). They have to be coiu
bined with intelligent, systematic
rest .
"So far rest is the only gen-rally
effect ve remedy for tt'lx rculo . . ?
sfeoii as the general pu.?!k* r: :i 1 1 ? -
this and act.-; upon it, t! <? road io re
<!:>very from tubcrculosi become:- as
certain, easy and secure as ::
made today."
WEEKLY MARKET NOTES
Pah igh, N*. Jan. li ' . ? Since Lhe
F:i '.???!?:?' Federation of We-acrn
North Carolina was orunnized ; ? \ ?
year:5 ago, it bar paid to 51 ?? stock
holders over $27,U0O in di.i.'<-nds.
Lar.fSeason it p . id over
?5'Mi i' ??o!dv" ami iv ver. "-.iici ?!
was < 'r.iii .r'!, has ii. fa'.ed to |
divji! ; s ' ? 'j on i' ? onav.o t and
v.,v>f 1 ? t k. j\* '<J; o: !i.
I',, - ? iic
ri
i>iv: ot
3rir. : J . ? s . ; a vs. orgaairatioas
o'" farr.:/. rs in this or any o'.hi ?
I Souther!'1. State ha v.* achieved the
.conspicuous success of this j.ssor:.
tion and it might svrve as an ex
ample to farnv rs in other section., a
to what migh' be accomplished by
j co-operation when kept purely on a
business .basis." The a.- ??ociatio.i has
a iot'/ted .v slogan of "I Mcr?*aseil pro
duction of m- re and better cash
crops lVr next . e:t on."
!. The Slate Division of Maria-is
urges that those who hip dres-ed
r.:..;istSfIED ADS
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAK? oi- i-.iprovud
farm lands at six r ci , for
long or short term, i" .?.nutiM :
from three to (Illy .'u , ?! do.
lars pn ferred, hov.v.e.* <,
t iioli .-*;i n < I (ioiiar in: ;. \v.!l l>. ac
cepted.
A. I''. Mitchell, Ai lorn; .. . i 1 .s !t
WANTED: A Reliable White Man
wanting to make $10 lo ??>70 wci k
ly in Transylvania CoiMty ; ' 1 i
\Y hi liner's |?I?-t?* i i s.?* I'oi.M
Remedies, Kxirads, Toilet. Ar
ticles, Soap.-. Silice.-, etc., li ?? n ?
to-hosis:\ I'i'oilucis yiiaranle i in
j^-i v?? satisfaction. ( a i : ? ? M .
bania made In five <i i> ;
JVIidolelon of Virginia, Team
or car needed. I*. ?. j > ? . iri
necssary. Write for full pai'ticu
lars today. (Jive age ar.d <,e< u;: ,.iion
Til K li. ('. WHir.ME!; r :i .11' \N
Dept. 1!)S ( '( >1,1 M ill \S,
^ < < Z5 r Cf
jomicrjs JDaioer ohop
I < >1 K 'i'U i .X'f Y Y I !'..*>
i.;. i'l-.ki i; : \ tin-.
I'.V i: i.i;. i\ Tk ? ?i . . v
S ?' ? . *? 1 ' i S.'.'i IS
.i '.UTJ( ?\.
j Smiths Harbcr Shop
i
pouhry la I. r great pain- :i:? ???
the lieil ' carefijily :n:d ? .1 ?; I
containers, 'i'he d 1 v i - . 1 La:- . 1 cur? d
the latest inform;.! io:i on li?.v. in
prepare poultry I'>|- li.*.' . ? ' . v. ;
l>e glad to I'urni i: : hi .ai . r:
to anyone desiring it.
Ten iho'.j.-and Tarh'-'i fanci- an
receiving motlily ch< "k iv?m . < ? : 1 1 ? -
1 ri"S, ice cream far'i.i"-. < kec-e
factories and milk siaiior- ? miik
delivered, -as .John A. A r- .. d.
extension spe-iali-t at .State < 'o!|egi\
They used to say "I oiiVer
day t i ! * ? better tin- ? i e ? . i . ie:; ! 1 ? 1
one reads tiie?rc< ord "t Sar.oay . au
to accidents, it seems iha; -.1 yi : ? r
should !???" 'lie- bi;;.-r ii:.- t'n:
worse the wiv k."
1 tistance do 11 ' !'
v. tun y.'ti "?'I 01 ?
_.v.
s? *.,f ni a
E a ! R A
2i fj 50:18 Fancy
Offss oingiiain
January Sals
riio-i 10s
E X T R A
AH Womens $12.95 ail wool
Serge and Poriet Twill
Dresses Only $5.95
EXTRA
Ail Ladies Winter Hats
Choice $1.95
E X T R k
Exira Good 4
String Groom
January Sale
Pries 39c
EXTRA SPECIAL
100 Dozen Turkish Bath Towels Extra Large
Size 45c Value.
4 Towels for 95c
i;- EXTRA
One Big Table of Muslin Underwear Consisting of Gowns,
Skirts, Ted dies, Drawers, slightly soiled and mussed go in
our January Sale at one half the Regular Price.
EXTRA
81X90 Pepperel! Sheets? This is the Standard Sheet of
the Country. January Sale Price $1.59
"Dependable Goods For Less"
i ii i mm n.n i w i j > Un?wi>? .
it ?????? ???iini !?? aib < iiiif? ?ii f ??n?r
BREVARD, - North Carolina
EXTRA
$1.00 72x30
jsnysi'y Sale
'Price TSc
E X T R A
Ladies $5.00 Ail Silk Um
brellas all colors.
Special $3.95
EXTRA
12 Mumiiiie Genuine Jap
Pongee Natural Color Only
Special 73c.
EXTRA
Boys W'osi 3 4
Length So* GSc
Value Jariua>y
Sale Price 45c