fc*?c - ? k s_ n i/n iwtwti
t .? ? ? *. ? ? ? ? ? . ? ? . . v k v *? L A3 1 D Ca
As a iv:Uii Ui complaints >f mail
order ar.'t ss :>ar Vary and of a
"speed U -..i Taylorsville, Cote
ir n W. ivwi)vats, vice-president of
? Caroiiii i Motor Club has issued
qi. niters..-- , _
Mail drtjers. arrests have broken
v?ut in another spot; Lilts time, in
. C A communication is
beirg fi'- 'warded to mot 'fists wuich,
in our .(Uugmcht is far tri?m legal.
This Metier is signed by the mayor
arid eonstablv and. says that od or
:?hout the. blank day of hlan>. month
at about the hour of blank time the
party exeeeued the speed restrictions
m '."arv.
.The letter further states that we
hold a State v. a Taut against you, 1
reckless driving ami exceeding the j
speed limit.. This "warrant \vill be,
. he'/i to i ; seven Jay- from date. You .1
may settle by m ndiug a payment of j
$5 >..:tv and ?.'J. ! 0 cost's, otherwise, it
will be necess:u> to have this Warrant j
S4'.v ved on you by Sheriff. It seems ,
that ihiy ha'.v ..n a.utomutii machine
which M-ts a ine-. of 5J.*? ard ev-ts of i
1.0. ami' ciUUMua; ..-ally charges -the.
' 5->?5>tor;st with; ?*?vkl?>- drA .mty. by.
?Joes I'o't ? .state . :he time ??'r piav j
Fa'e ?'i Skiefii. ,*Ye Avim'u; U- >,<" tflS<
po>ple receiving these letters ,to not
' ;.r?'i.Mt. \ 'be.vjitjv- u is net a. "legal
woe ceding. *. I
? further eonipl?!-nt-: comes.*, to. thC
t'.'udina Motor club ft<>ni ...otorist
l?.>.-ing . TayiotsAitle wh'
. .. have. had cxj i r'ienco w ..a | < n
-there 'requiring -the ?jw'j n e.r? of' St.*.- M*'
?f??r thoiH' who may pas>-t'.-nveen t'W?i;]
g.i* en lines j few seconds faster thiih
?.fv town law t'/ovidtfs. It is reported
*?'? Us that. i?t: man waves ti red.: flag
."be .moment car passes a'sriveh
..ami". Oh oiljksf ?s?t it.
' ? nV'tOrist. up at ? the other '** ?
no int. ? rrt.aetiTig . .
a is our belief that the.re is not a
*'c -art that will uphold tin.- unfair
v ?-:'hod of the laW.
The ( ani'.i;:.. .. Motor chlb>: urges
"? ?"??re ' ??vie'"' :'<?? '?vry. the- *fc? yg:. and' ?fops ?
-hot" .'f?pofce.%;t . ",?. k!e.ss dr:v-er> ? and'
' speeder--, hut it does look with dis
fav- >r upon i*i<- 'Methods practiced
:ii:iiiy cOif'.-ialdes' :uvi- pfliv>. of-'
ri?t- s. &spe? Xj.y 'wrierc- ti;..' -l.oc.tI.
.--towr;. v!!aet.;.*;ar adopwng ?
' s.peed ' law >:c?!-iti'Ary-. to- the.vvatt
.*? lu-. \> idea' it cannot lawfully do.
. ? \1?-: a-;-; . ??.i'.x iitig R. >n- ;fo U ? 1 -
. . .to:. a^< .}V;>i ;; C o'^:..4bUi t
> ii.. .-i'V?.-d t.-i J ieetVopi ? ?I?ng i
. i around Boitoii. T.nis ottiv.il
?v ar- a >mif<?t n . v .vt ?; bydge., an?l j
t-'. V ? ^ *i
* - a"1 * ?* V* - ?
to-* make arrests, except where
ii.-*.
1 1 party violates the1 law.: ?
s" j
THE NEW TOLLGATE
: L-.-n'. . !? ry.'h-t :. '-Tix. n ?.?'?*. v. 1
? ;K,.nle.-\tt- ' f-ayers a- *h- ga^o^.l
! ?. " -.x., ii'.t in North < 'aroliha. j
'Jv;t i.a* tlu ? three.- ??trer States j
? that; ovw kay .* ; "-ae.h- <i Ui.v. i he j
puhiV <,i ac.
eust\).med to f! Actuation- ; the vest
of gas that' \\ e.'i 'the ta wi^s a<ided
it was l-ooliei:. upon as just another
t><-es t". bur the feal. :ea.?i?!.. ;ha' the!
a\>t prist d?K*?? * ?t. ' com plft i r'i i- that'-h"
~ees whert 'i.'one.y. ifs gri'-ng. He
'Jj.'V'v .better ' .-ids iuiu. r hfs wneeis.:
lipids that." at'--: mai?u?.in;ed witii th -
?e.*.?i{ey 1 \\iih . ??*.; f">v to -
e.. ?,?ile ? lie.ense and. ge;s?d?u- and
?V.J is:.p!*:'. .ftP<jL " - ' V.
'V g ?;l-'
pi .e:vg wilde .?ic--- trails .m??re than
ee'nt:;ry nz .. .our gre;:*; grand
.?;??;??.*< ;\U-.p. ? . .:ir glad .to pay the- 1
t. :ls, .!??. .;ih?.'e> -? :ohv.a?:w.-". v.'e>-. the :
.'t'" ? vii'tage-- ?'t . f !2v ?~e\V. pil.er . oye" "J
?'the ,0.1.0 r|jads. So with totsay.s.
?:?rist.-' whet! ho- turns from ,ai: ui;'mi
.-v. -. -' :.t i-Htv. ?*.
? !i i-.ia.-'Jtaiir.d ?4>.l highwa;.. The.
... ntfast- i< so great that he ;,*iImos.t
-Js tii-aiiKta, "fliV- the g:i.*oI.ifte tax
?-'."i* 't ake.- i" iK-.-sible t". ke? j. ' the
S'ate hiiri.w.i . - frr-t ela i ??n :i
. '
. . ndee'r. ti>.? ce l. i !ut'. yellow, or
vvhrte- puptp ,-t t.ru- .ioling .-sta'jo!, !:a?
t ome p.f e.~ ?iay. toliriia^e.
H >\ee\i-r. the f of r?'?.i..y
?.*s... tv^':> decided uMVaiitair^- . t h.'it }.i;
turnpike "travelling ancestors' .n.i:e-W
n- t- In the .fjr-t .plai e. actual saving'
fujek oil-. T;iri*s.' ami wear ami tea.*,
ii >re than pavv \h ? 'toll; and the
aided"-, evml'o. t ;?t?d < onvej^vntes
"are -all velvet: 1'n the seeotrd place,
be toll we p?iv- at the pump is ohly
?r:te! m .<>! "he t<dl. mije foT mile,
i :.ai our anct ^t<?r> " { aid - when he
hilte.d tiis team at .the tollgate to
Smiths Barber Shop
nl K TW'KNTY VI AKS
KXPICKfKXCI*: IX TiU.
; v K !il- ' : TR \I>!* AS > r
srkHs Vioi; satis.
^KACTH'W
Smiths Barber Shop
?i
a.si forward j_,
it has been est.ni.t. >j an au
aority that the tax of four cents
per gallon, the North Carolina rate,
-??'.???ts the motorist an average of
slightly less than three tenths of a
vent per mile. What motorist is not
willing to this insignificant
amount to have the roads properly
maintained and marked .so as to make!
travel both comfortable and safe?
N. C. CONTRIBUTES MORE
THAN QUOTA TO CRIME WAVE
North t',tioHna contributed more
hah its' quota to uk- crime wave of
niv nation during, the past year, 299
death* being designated as hom
icids in . returns made on death
certificates filed with the State
.tfcoard of Health for l!?'J4. Chicago,
?vith a record or more than a murder
i i- day *;?r. the year, may have led
the country, but this State ranks
Bp in the forefront.
1 yplsoiu fwi r ?<>t so long ago
v?..? a ?i?rge factor in t.~e ..eath
iutc ot tile Suite. It has D1.11 out- o I
the causes of death against which
both state and local health authori
ties have waged a major offensive.
Now murder and automobile ac
cidents each levies a greater annual
toll of human life than does this
once prevalent and dreaded disease
The records show more than
double the number of negro victims
a nong the homicides as compared
with the whites. The distribution
is 94 white. 201 negro, and 4 Indian.
The vnnicides are divided into
four classifications. Of the total,
235 were killed with f. rearms, 47 by
knives or other pie.cing instruments,
r, were babies killed closely follow
ing birth, and 11 were killed by
other means.
OLD HICKORY CHIPS
From the foreign dispatchi-s, ther.
seem to be other industries besides
j
laundries in Canton, Shanghai, ami
Pekin. This is real news.
When you do put up a bluff, don't 1
put up such a oijj one that you can't |
get away with it. I
The national -budget has it* woik
cut out for it if it has to carry the
load of bird term candidacy.
Movie Star ? "What awful soap!
Say diu you buy it?" ?Her Maid?
"I read an advertisement in which
you said it was splendid."
"What kind of a fellow is this
hird your daughter is going with?"
asked friend. "Huh snapped her
hardboiled dad, he is the kind of a
boob who glows in hot weather, but
never sweats."
One way to overcome being sen
sitive is to realize how unimportant
you are.
Our remedy for Chinese troubles
would be for China to establish an
efficient Government.
King Tut DiiieJ; On Peas
*
' *:? ?? ? . ? ? - ? . . r
Earthen jars partly filled with peas i cund ir. Egyptian tombs
prove this to be one of the oic-cst vegetables knov.n.
II" pet Wo z Chinese yege
t .vuui'l, be revered ior
u> agv. It is oik- ci the oldest
<>; ai! . o*,:r: *ab'c$. JkSadv
w.iv- .av ^;r -Mrtybr. via...
an'd Eve ha ! :?/ ;:i the ' .artkr. o;t
iiueu. ira.iui has it that peas
? wo .? :>roag. .'.into L!ur<Jpc Irutu
th i ryg:-. .. . y:
India; hut the >ee.d has been ionm1
in '"gyptsan tOTjjhf. Probably. Kinj;
Tut Wd> :yi:d o: pea> and >>me
. seed* iv ere plaoco with hah to,;>lan*
in the .other w^f.'d wtifJl '.ho . veil.
S' - are ts -I- ; oi pea- tv?t: .! in
: gy {ii'.uii lotjitcs.. taking rout ind
? after thV'Usau?V oi \ ear
.-?a: i . ..re yet t;>.'be >p.! . >vcd.'
Pea; round in Ruins of Troy
flavk in the tr.-iddh' '.vgc>- \\y';en.
is c--h lie'!: '' ; <?ierniaji .irohaci ??
? iris-t. vc*< i v-ifife runs <?s" ..'ih'g.
fcrei ia:r city ??t .. Troy,, h.- v . ami
rirthc.:: jar.-. -partly, tilled with dried
?'?i ??.;> tSy ; t een left 3000 year.-.,
let'.re. 'The "st -ry run> that he had J
f u se : ca- c x L ? i .'md ied hi< .'.;?r'my [
J work- ?? < v. Had the art oi
canning been known at that time
wc" tni^h; ao-w have a few cats's to
.prove '!?< ta.te. Canned foods kerp
..' nitiij forever. Many a
?'.'c/juser. ik :'?:? af.v';'??rtood put. u;\ byj
tail.. graudiather years agp<
Modern Methods
V\ ere . ii :not. for the cannir?, and
.". :u ..Ihiuery1 that shells
peas' front the vine* 'without pick
?? t-nj;. green peas would -stiP be a great
\:xary- tor; the moneyed aristoc
. racy Ar-iy Otv- >nrv would cost fre- r.
'??v?:"--fnv i-'-:': ; : < ? a -dollar. where
as t1 ey itccv artually eoM "*rohi
lit'teen t i iwenty-'iv ? < ircc::
pea.- ca:i in- enjoyed. at their bc.Sl
ittil) ;i I'.iii i! v. rh ": i i ? ">v
alter ^.ithcrii:^ jr 'iii :'\v vines. For
r'u> rc?iSu: ???.thy. canned pca> j ;i ? ed
' ;roil? 'thc-.vi:;c !'JC cusi '-v .ai'i isV
credibly short tunc are u>v.j!!y pri>
icrred ior their tine Havor am! deii
. cacjVv. > v. ?*?>.. ?'?? : V," " '.'?" ' '
\Vfcen von want something ct*M
aiid delicious On a ho; day try a
pea aspic. Take one can of peas;
a small onion, .t.'.'-p'rijj.' <>t par. -ley.
?ueriiaii tai>lv>p"1?n;..i salt. t'wt? hard
hi.iileci egj?f>. .i sl.i.k of <;rlery an
envelope of gelatine and a little
Heat the pc.. - in their.
mv.n liquor \viththtv onion. celery
and. parsley chopped tine. Add the
salt. Rub throuijli a <ieve, and
'?ririvj to the boiling point. Dis
solve the gelatine in the iiifunr. and
add the paprika Wet a mold pan.
I line with slices ot the eRK>. pour the j
peas in. and when cold and firm
cut in cubes and serve oil crisp let-'
t tier .-leaves.
How To Cook Peas
When cooking peas purchased
trevh-in the market, the housewife
notices they, arc of- different sizes,
while the canned peas are all of uni
form size. The reason for this is
that the canned peas are sorted ac- :
cordinir to -size before they aref
cooked They an- qrade<" from the
"petit puis" or tiny French pea to
the Farty June variety which are
next to the largest arid which are
known as "N'o. 5." Ihouph there is
a still larger variety, of later prowr.
peac fcr?o\\ n fbe "telephone.
One of the fanners, bv the w::v. has
trail !ated ti.i> "petit pois" to nt?:i
;ca.< ticcuuse vhey are Stic; i
? uV^ntfr
(.'ait :iers at e in nc h nu>;c particular
rt ::v>viitg the ^uiaa-.y coating
' :hu't ever.- all peas than is the
1: ?;:~i-.vitV. After the pea.yare sort -
ci? they are pari-oiled or bk.r.cjuvl.
a;; ! tju- bo.Miig ,tv'\r in whicn they
are blanched is changed several
times, even though the peas are in
it but) three minutes at most, to
remove all the gummy substance,
or "tree starch"-as it i* more tccbtsi
tally I'kuowii. The peas are tlfen
cooked in a brine made of water,
sugar vnnd -;alt. Tlti's brine should
not ! v thrown away by the house
wi:.\r. !vn serving canned peas u> it
makes excellent stock tor soup. Th
in-as should' always be heated in
their own brine.
Salad Made of Peas
Green peas make excellent salads
and sandwich fillings combined with
cream cheese and onion, walnuts
and apples, and walnuts and celery.
To make the cream cheese and onion
salad combination, use 1 can of peas.
2 tablespoonsful chopped onion. 4
tablespoonsful cream cheese, grated;
4 tablespoonsful sweet pickle, let
tuce and salad dressing. Mix thr
cheese, pickles and peas, add the
salad dressing and serve on lettuce
leave-.
For the sandwich fillinc try 1 can
peas, with 'C cup chopped walnuts.
M cup chopped celery, and mayon
naise Heat the peas in their own
liquor, drain and mash until smooth.
Add tlx- walnuts and celery and
??rough mayonnaise to moisten.
55] vro a-! on graham bread.
Fall Fabrics of
Unusual Beauty
In patterns and in colors,} these Fabrics for
Fall surpass in beauty and assortment any
collcction we have previously offered for
your approval. We welcome you to come
and see them soon.
I BREVARD'S ONLY QUALITY DEPARTMENT STORE I
/
THIS STORE WILL BE CLOSED SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER J9th.
PREPARE YOURSELF TO 1
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
THINGS WHEN THEY
ARRIVE
SINCE there is no LAID-OUT way to Success. tFere
are certain things neccssary that lead to it?
- THE WILL TO STICK
^:.7v ' --COURAGE
- - A GOOD STRONG MIND
MANY an opportunity is let go by for the lack of funds,
MANY a bank account has been neglected for the lack
of stick-to-it-iuene^s.
The Bank of Personal Service.
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings Account
Brevard Banking Co.
POPULAR EXCURSION
TO
CINCINNATI, 0.
The Southern Railway will sell round-trip tickets to
Cincinnati, September 17th, with final return limit to
reach original starting point before midnight Oct. 2nd.
SPECIAL TRAIN
Sept. 17th, Leave Asheville, 9:00 P.M. (E.time)
Sept. 18th, Arrive Cincinnati, 10:40 A.M.
SLEEPING CARS, DINING CAR, DAY
COACHES AND BAGGAGE CAR.
A Splendid opportunity to visit Cincinnati and all
Points in the Middle West.
RAILROAD FARES:
Tickets wiii be sold from the following stations at
rates named :
Hickory, $13.50 Marshall, $11.50
Black Mountain, 12.00 Canton, 12.00
Hendersonville, 12.25 Bryson, 13.50
Lake Junaluska, 12.25 Tryon, " 13.00
Sylva, 13.50 Marion, 12.50
Ashveille, 11.50 Brevard, 12.50
Morganton, 13.00 Waynesville, 12.25
Newton, 13-50 Hot Springs, 11.50
Andrews, 13.50
BIG LEAGUE BASEBALL:
Cincinnati will play the following teams during this
Period :
Philadelphia, Sept. 18 19-20
Boston, Sept. 21-22-23
Brooklyn, Sept. 24-25-26
Pittsburg, Sept 27
RACING MEETS:
Horse Racing at Latonia daily { except Sunday) Sept.
18th, to October 1st.
Buy your Pullman accomodations early, and secure
further information from your local Agent as to best
schedule into Asheville to join special train night of
September 17th. *
J. H. WOOD,
Division Passenger Agent,
Asheville, N. C.