Brevard Is Beautiful
j! Here’s .just what can be seen by
the discriminating motorist who en
ters the "little gem among the hills
in Transylvania county” if he en
ters via the Hendersonville highway:
Looking to the right as the crest
of the little knoll is reached at the
cross-street used as the entrance to
the Brevard College grounds one
can see a most magnificent earn,
with its windows and doors rotten
and looking just ready to fall down
anti go boom if more than one big
rat were to get on either the north
or south side of the loft.
Then as one reaches the f rench
Broad intersection a most interest
ing sight is open to view, a sight
that gives an imaginative mind
something to mull over and wonder
about. Master pieces of what suie
ly wore years and years ago, auto
mobiles of the first order, testify in
mute evidence of a flashy, smooth
ly purring piece of machinery that
in the days of yore undoubtedly,
gave their owners worlds of pleas
ure as the occupants of the then
beautiful cars were whisked up the
steep grades, around the breath
taking curves, across beautiful val
leys and bv sloping hillsides that
culminated' into 'towering peaks,
which helped give this section, trie
name "Land of the Sky.” But the,
.lavs of usefulness are gone for the.
poor old autos that now tell the
world that passes through Brevard
that “they have fought a good fight, j
Chest Colds
Don't let them get a strangle hold.. Fight
germs quickly. Ctec.miWion combines 7
major helps in one. Powerful but harmless.
Pleasant to take. No narcotics. \oar own
druggist i< authorized to refund your money
on the spot if your cough or cold is not
relieved b\ Crcomulsion. 'adv'
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COOKING.
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Try a carton or can
and be convinced
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GROCERIES
CITY MARKET
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ON YOUR LAUNDRY
We are now equipped t; «?ive you the very best in
Laundry Work, full sattsf.v don, sanitary in every re
spect.
OUR LOW PRICES *
Damp Wash, liner, flushed.07c lb.
Rough Dry ..06c lb.
Linen, finished .. .08c lb.
Family Wash, every "(ling finished. .1 Sc lb.
Wet Wash .05c lb.
Carolina Hand Laundry
Mrs. Joe Coro-.::, prop. North Brevard
I finished the course, and henceforth”
.nothing is left to do but lie
piled up, adding to the beauty of
j iheir surroundings.
Then the unwary traveler reaches
Apple Tree street, which judging
by its name, should soon be one of
blossom and sweet smells, and prob
ob'y would if some old pieces of
stoves, multitudinous tin cans, fine
pieces of paper and particles of
clothing which at one time might
have been the last touch that made
one of the fair maidens of this
beautiful little town look all the
more sweet. But the cook stove has
done its duty to mankind, assisted
in preparing plain foods into some
thing that was nourishing and taste
ful, probably adding the last touches
to the foods that came from the tin
cans that now help it to keep the
lot from being entirely bare.
Just to the right, however, there
was a cow that had all the ear
marks of present-day needs, sleek, j
healthy and promising. Maybe the]
cow was one of the fool-you type,;
and cun exist on such as is to be
found in the territory, but we sus
pect the stuff that is to be found
there would be more to the liking of
a bill-gcal, and from looks of the
cow are certain that she gets some,
■tall feeding.
Letting the eye causually turn to
the left again as the car starts up
the stiff grade there is to be seen'
.■ans, big cans, little cans, rusty ■
.■ans, bright cans, smashed cans and,
■I:might cans, and just cans, along
with other appurtenances thereunto j
it longing. Too much splendor for,
the motorist to take in all at one j
time, so he would naturally turn his
•yes again to the right, where lo, and ,
a'ehoid, there are more, only in,
treater variety.
Were the motorist an engineer he1
•aould really assume that the Pro-,
hart street extension had been at;
tine time subject to sliding or suc-|
.limbing to the elements, and had |
Iken reinforced (with a good run-;
t ing start so as to guard against,
such a calamity.
Up, nearly to the square and the
vo woud have to be drawn to what;
tt!d he a nice place were it not ]
fni the fact that there is entirely
1 ... much of this and that which |
ii. uld be placed at a more incon- j
spicuous place. This between the,
street and the telephone exchange. ,
Of course there is no way of tell-,
iust where a motorist would go j
v u i entering through such a “con-,
ttlomcration of beauty" but if he,
, 11, to turn to the right upon reach-,
c .• the square, down half a , ck.’;
md then to the left and stop in front j
' the Transylvania Times office, he.
'■I “topple off” the load of beauty j
u he had already seen while en-,
,ing the town and cast his eyes,
!>c right upon a vacant lot that,
, u<ed for every kind of dumping j
iril that i uld be imagined the
tubbish to be seen in the vacant lot!
(Yont of The Times office mng-j
in size from one-quarter ‘•itch to
ml feet, and in character amt,
ikc-up from the Lord only knows]
what to guess again.
It’s a PRETTY towp, you bet. i
Convict8 Upvfac
Walla Walla, Wash.—A torrent of j
:u a-hing nuivhiiu? guns bullets, |
nvii'.g a swath among 40 armed,
1 rioting convicts, Tuesday end-,
1 one of the bloodiest uprisings in
a, history of the Washington state
, •nitentiarv, with six men reported’
lain and 12 reported injured.
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WHIRL AT THE WORLD OF NEWS
Items of interest gleaned daring the past week
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A !Viid West Doctor
i Mitchell. S. D.—Dr. W. A. Di-|
'! laney, physician, who has received
I threats that one of his six children,
would be kidnaped unless he com- (
1 plied with a jjcmrnd for $1,000 Mon-;
; day offered to. shoot it out with the
would-be-extortionists. i
“Tell them,’’ he said in his first
, statement on the threats, “that I’m
1 off the gold and on the lead stan
dard and if they want lead they
will get plenty of it.”
Says Russia Is Progressing
New York—Colonel Raymond Rob
ins, of New York, social economist
; and an authority, said Monday ho
| found Soviet union forging stead-1
i ily ahead when he revisited the coun-!
! try after an absence of IB years.1
i Col. Robins believes that Russia has
i surmounted its greatest difficulties
‘and is now on a solid footing.
French Workers Strike
Paris—A general one-day strik<
slowed down the whole of Franci
Monday as 1,000,000 workers walk
ed out in a warning of what they
can do should their rights be in
fringed upon.
Violence often seemed near, but
only a few minor clashes of workers
and pickets were reported.
Scolded Boy Hungs Himself
Pittsubrgh—One of the “told on”
Conrad Zozato, 14—told his mother
he’d been smoking on the way from
school, and when the boy arrived
home his mother greeted him with
those forboding words: “Wait till
your father gets home....”
Sent to a backyard shed to get a
bucket of coal, Conrad stayed so
long that Mrs. Zozato sent another
yon to look for him.
The searcher found Conrad, hang
ing lifeless in the shed.
Gold Found In S. C. Cabbage
Orangeburg, S. C.—There’s vita
mins or something in cabbage. In
addition, there can be real gold.
Mrs. T. B. Smoak, preparing fov
dinner a cabbage purchased at a
dtore here, [found inlj.dded, jtiglitly
amrrg the inner leaves a l-l-carat
gold wedding ring.
Austrians Continue Fight
Vienna — Socialists opposing a
“l'aeist threat in the government”
and police and soldiers battled
through a night of terror in many
parts of Austria as the number m
dead was placed early Tuesday at
129. .
Machine guns kept up a spornd "
but bloodv rain; troops wore being
hurriedly called into action; hand
grenades and bombs exploded in
Vienna and other important cities
ns Socialists, after declaring a gen
..vai strike, challenged authorities
and defied the artillery of '-he gov
eminent forces.
IJndbeiyh Scores Mind 1 _
v w York—Col. Charles A. .Lind
bergh Monday telegraphed President
that ’ The condemnation of com
mercial aviation by cancellation o
mail contracts and the use of the
armv on commercial air lines win
unnc-sessarily and greatly damage
all American aviation.”
The telegram added that, "\oui
.<d<r of cancellation of all airmail
contracts condemns the largest por
tion of our commercial aviation with
out a just trial,” and “Your presen
act it n does not discriminate between
innicence and guilt and places no
premium on honest business.
Germany Ridicules League Of
Notions
Munich, Germany—The League of
Nations and disarmanent were treat
mi heavily to popular derision as a
feature of a tvyo-mile-long carnival
on cession here Monday'.
A jackass and a camel symbolized
those* nations represented as sail
believing in the League. Pal
the procession was devoted to a
funeral cortege for the treaty of
S’he past regime was satirized by
a number of Marxist” figures in
red, while Jewish emigrants were
shown at work producing atiocity
stories in the shape of monster
toads, which were slain witn tne
pen of truth.”
Longvue Inn Destroyed By Fire
lh-ndersonville — Leslie s Lmgvue
Im located one mile off the Hender
sorville-Asheville from Brickton, th
-ceiK- of many western North Caro
lina dances and dinner parties dur
ing the past seven years, was de
stroyed by fire Tuesday'after noon.
SmilW Charlie Says
TK* difference in
our girls o' to-day
aruTth' girls o'
grandmothers day
\s that our girls
do th' things }hat
grandmother wished
she could do —
Austria Open« Fire On Socialists
Linz, Austria—Civil war broke
out here Monday between Socialists
and anti-Sociclists. Machine guns
were rearing everywhere. Many
were killed and hundreds injured.
Sea Monster Again. Seen
New York—A sea monster was
again seen in the Caribbean Sea,
this time by an American. It was
reported to be about 60 feet long.
Windmill Set* Town Afire
Warsaw—A strong wind spun a
windmill too fast in the village of
Kostary in the province of Polesie
Saturday.
The windmill burst into flames.
The flames were carried by the gale
into the village. Forty-four build
ings were destroyed by the fire.
Army To Fly Mail
Washington — The government
Saturday took the business of flying
mail from, all the twelve concerns
with which it held domestic contracts
and ordered the agency which first
flew it, the army, to again to take
up the work.
Bremer Released
St. Paul—Weak and exhausted,
Edward G. Bremer, wealthy St. Paul
banker, was at home Thursday after j
being freed by the kidnaping gang,
which had held him 2d days for
5200,000 ransom.
Riot8 Renewed
Paris—Gunfire spurted again Fri
day in the working quarters of
Paris where Communists battled
police, set fire to two churches and
besieged public buildings, several
were killed and thousands were in
jured .
Must- SI o/i Cuing To Fires
Chicago—By ecurt order issued
Friday Mrs. Alexander W. Grim
must stop following her husband, a j
hook and ladder man, to fires.
The injunction was granted by I
Judge Rudolph F. Desort after i
Grim’s attorney had related how j
Mrs. Grim had followed her husband
to various conflagrations for the)
express purpose of throwing cold
water on any romances Grim might
be tempted into while rescuing wo
men .
Ready To Rule If Called
Brussels, Informed quarters here
w> re agreed Friday that everything
v s ready for immediate action by
! ; Ducde Guise, 59-year old head of |
'; e Bourbon house of Orleans and j
i etender to the throne of France,
lould circumstances -warrant his
return.
Plant To Reopen
Toledo, Ohio—Receivers for the
Willys-Overlnnd company Friday
'ere authorized by Federal Judge
I’. Hahn to proceed with the
biles- and
i employment
to’TCDO men.
Post His Wife: Is Happy Sow
Greensboro — Chief Foils Duck
worth is a man who will lend a
helping hand, when possible.
For instance, he has been on the
lockout thi- week for a blonde wom
an who left her husband and home
here to "take up” with another man
in Burke county. So far. he hasn’t
had any success but there’s hope
that he will have something to re
port to the husband at a later date.
It seems the man here complained
in a letter that a man in Burke
ci.uiity, name unknown, had wired
a sum of money to the wife to pro
vide her transportation to that
:ounty. She accepted it, and insofar
ns the husband knows, is now in the
•are of the third party of the tri
ingle.
But the Greensboro husband isn t
upset about it at all. His letter had
a closing paragraph which read: “If
you find who he is, please let me
know. I want to send her. the rest
uf her clothes and thank him for
taking her off my hands.”
Army To Take Commission
Aunty From Lindbergh
New York—The army has been
asked to revoke the reserve com
mision of Color.el Charles A. Lincl
bercrh
Arthur W. McMhon, of New York,
This Guy . ..
FAYSSOUX
THE HYPHOTIST
Has Selected
Trantham's Department Store
TO STAGE HIS DEMONSRTATIOS
He will Hypnotize a Man in One of Our Window*
Friday Afternoon at tKrle"o'clock, and awaken him
at the High School Auditorium at 8:30 P. M.
“Our Windows are Always Interesting”
It doesn’t take a hypnotist to make our windows interesting and
attractive, nnd they are always chock full of bargains that you
should see.
“See This Man in one Window and pay particular
Attention to the Many Bargains in the other one/1
l<* forJ!u& SkHtiHf-T'irnvty •jrTirgW$oiix,~S*erm~
Trantham’s Department Store
• “Brevard’s Store of Many Bargains”
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i frho made the request, accused
I Colonel Lindbergh of “conduct un
] becoming an officer and a genfle
; man” in sending to President Roose
velt a telegram, protesting cancella
tion of air mail contracts.
Austrians Still Fighting
Vienna—War was still raging here
Wednesday between Soldiers, Police
and Socialists. The estimated num
ber killed was between BOO and 2,000,
while the number injured was not
known.
To Discharge CWA Men
Washington—The ci/5l works ad
ministration is considering discharg
ing within the next few days 200,000
or more men now employed on fed
eral projects located on private land
throughout the East and South.
Blazing lifcteoi- Stirs Western Area
Denver—A blazing meteor that
streaked out qf northern skies and
appeared to some observers like a
“rocket ship speeding through
space,” and to others like a blazing
airplane, left at least six states talk
ing about the brilliant phenomenon
Wednesday.
EnHr* Family Commit! Suicide
Fort Wayne, I.nd.— Nine-yesr->ld
Florence Larwi'l died at 3 o'clock
Wednesday of scarlet fever. Severs!
hours later police broke into* the
Larwill home and found the bodies
of her parents, Kenneth and Mary
Iawill, and a sister Mary with a
note which read: “There is nothing
to live for; we liave agreed to die
together.”
Strike Closes Mill
Greenville—The American Spin
ning company closed down here Mon
day following a strike of operatives.
Officials said they did not know
the cause, but added they hoped to
reach an agreement later.
Officials could not be located
later for a further check of the
situation and strikes were incom
municative. There were M no dis
orders.
Sincerity is best manners.
Love is liberty, often too much so.
The optimist sees the opportunity
in the difficulty. The pessimist
sees the difficulty in the opportuni
ty.
ICAL ADVICE
If you want to '^sr'
. . . relieve constipation safely
. . . regulate the dose to suit your exact need
. . . avoid danger of bowel strain
—use a liquid laxative
Can constipation lie safely relieved?
“Yes!” say medical men. “Yes!"
declare thousands who have fol
lowed their advice mid know.
You are not apt to cure your
constipation with salts, pills, and
tablets, or any habit-forming ca
thartic. Hut you car relieve, this
condition just by gentle regulation
with a suitable liquid laxative.
Why Hospitals Use
a liquid laxative
The dose of a liquid laxative can be
measured. The action can be con
trolled. IL forms no habit; you need
not lake a “double dose" a day or
two later Will ant irritate kidneys.
The right liquid laxative will bring
a perfect movement, with no dis
comfort at the time, or afterward.
The wrung cathartic may keep,
you constipated as long as you keep
on using it!
In buying any laxative, ren-l /lie
label. If it contains a doubtful drug,
don't take it. If you don’t know
what is in it, don’t chance it. The
contents of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin is stated plainly on the
label; fresh herbs, pure pepsin,
active senna.
Its very taste tells you Dr.
Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin is whole
some. A delightful taste, and de
lightful action. Safe for
expectant mothers, and
children. Drug stores
have it, ready for use. in
big bottles.
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IfkJCITDC New Payment Plan
InuUnE Makes It Easy
You can now get Fire Insurance through our agency
by paymg a little each month, and your buildings are
insured from the first down payment.
.
See
Mrs. Mary Jane McCrary
at
Walker Insurance Agency
Clemson Theatre Building Caldwell st. Brevard