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THURSDAY, APRIL 3,. 1919 . FRENCH- BROAD HUSTLER, HEND ERSONVLLLE, If. C. IIENDERSONVILLE'S WATER No. D4665. Sent by Dr. Ai B. Drafts. Location Henqersonville, N. Source, Tap PtfoTtc Water. Marked City of Heti Collected, March 22 Received March 23,i Reported March 29 .Sediment, v.sl. Color- Turbicliiy- dersonville. 1919. 1919. 1919. -Platinum-cobalt standard 0 -Silica standard 0 Odor, cold 0 Alkalinity (in terms of Calcium carbonate) 8.7 - Colon bacilli in 1 c.c. 0 Colon bacilli in 10 C. c. U of bacteria at 20o C. V A acteria at 38o"C. acid-producing Total numbei er c.c; 200 Total number of per c.c. 15 Total number bacteria 0 C. A. SHORE, Director. TEACHERS EXAMINATION. 4 I will hold a teachers examination at my office on Tuesday and Wednes day, April 8th and 9th.4All vho desire to take the examination should be at my office in the Court House at 9 a.m. Tuesday, . April S. ' W. S. SHITLE. They Lall this StvlepS Waist-S'eam Have the Spring s Clothes A IMP mm m& life.. ? 1 V- BUYING LIVES, OME' PURPOSE JF L01 SOME HOT STUFF. Zour Victory Liberty Bond Subscriptions WiU Help Pay for Saving of Hundreds of Thousands of "Doughboys" One of the features of the coming Victory Liberty Loan is that it will, Ln part, pay the cost of saving the lives of more than 500,000 Yanks and thousands of our allies, according to Lewis B. Franklin, Director of the U. S. War Loan Organization. "The speed and bravery of the American doughboy affected the Ger mans cn the front line more than it H Jim ' 7 tra$tr IStyleplus S?' 5K3 The sleeve picket tells the price - C ",'' i yieptus 1 war and evew the spirit: of in his. clothes. ove . one eflects ctory C f.-f es Alive to this natu ral result of peace, we have been alerl: for the new peace models. Griffon Clothes rand seam The waist the style. We have it in all our popular make3. When ya'u see the Styie- pluo, Kuppenheimer or Soqiety : Brand label in a coat, you know : ycu have all the style, all the qual ity and all the value that your dollar can buy. Roll clothes that are known to be LEADERS the nation ever. Also a big assortment of cdn servative models for older men. ' ' --,- U. w i ivvg w w - the clothes. V Arrow Brand Shirts No Name.-Hats Oavx Hosiery 15 .fir , ! Blalk ' Vac" anii Red "Ball" ' , Aisc Gobdricfa :''44Hipress f Red Boots Every pair GuarntHed by M. M. SHEPHERD . And the Makers at 1HE MONUMENT tor. And fer what I can see it is be- LEWIS B. FRAN Kl-lN War Loan Director. (By Uncle Josh) Say, you uns, gather round the fire side again. Throw on a good back log and begin oiling yer bird gun fer we uns is going ter open fire on the lenemv with thf heaw artillerv nn if them what is agin us knows what is best fer them, they hed better git in their trenches, cause we uns is out fer blood. Now I allow as how this here will be the last lecture what I will give fer publication fer some time and afore I begin I want to beg the par don of you all fer having ter use some of the language what follows. Jest overlook it fer an old man's failing, cause when I git all het up on this here subject of a Farm' Demonstrator I ain't responsible fer what I says sometimes. It makes me so gol durn ed mad as how I could bite my hang nails, ter think thet we are living in a good country in a pretty much civi lized world and then some of the men in this here county what is sirpTA-svii ter be good farmers are agin hewing a F?.rm Demonstrator. Yes sir, do you uns know- thet that there is a fact? ,Them as what is op- J posed to the Demonstrator is som of the good farmers of our county. Some of you uns know who they is and some of you uns hev asked me ter publish a black list of them there men, putting them down as them what is hindering the development of this here county. But I won't do this jest now, cause I want ter give them a chance ter switch over ter the side of progress. Then I hate ter let the whole world know who them there men are. j Some folks allowed as how there j was a mystery about letting the De- j monstrator go, but we uns know as j siraior they will listen ter him and it- cause they is jealous and afraid as J-will hev more effect than if 15 farmers how some poor farmer may learn ter farm as good as they do. Now ain: that a hell of a way ter feel. Them there men must hev a black heart anc skin deep religion. O yes, I know some of them and they go ter the meeting Sunday quite regular. One of 'em lives pretty clost ter one of the Commissioners. Why say, do you all know as how the best farming states in our country has the most Farm Demonstrators. It is only ignorant or crazy people or jealous farmers what don't believe it is a good thing. Now the most of the farmers of this here county of ours wants a Demon strator but yer all know how it is in Politics. Men like the Commissioners what is supposed to repreesnt the people of the whole county sometimes and in fact many times represent but a low powerful and influential men svho is worth only $1,000 each tells them they want a Demonstrator. Now ain'i 3 right? Them there what is - opposed ter neving a Demonstrator . hed betta? read thejr farm papers more and hed fcetttr go :n their friends the County C ommi&nkmers and tell them that hcy is gf.!j:g ter reform; that they ha sen ll.e .'ight am. want them tsr ?-e-confsider this matter. If yer don't I'll swear that if the Lord permits me ter I've and allows me the use of my right that I'll tell the names g thera thure Backsliders and let the wiioie world know who they is, even if t hev ter buy space in this here paper ter git in and when I do T'l -ise you all that I'll use my : I don't like to hold no hari . -aginanybody, but if these -don't reform, my feelinso cv: : who are the minority. If one farmer j -will get harder and harder. who is worth $10,000 tells the Com missioners he don't want no Demcm- You all m:iy hear from soon. mo did the men at German general head- l?ow one or two of the County Commis- j quarters," states Mr. Franklin, "cut the fact that America was preparing for a drive on Berlin struck terror to the general staff.- "And those millions and billions of dollars spent were far from bems wasted in an unnecessary preparation. I feel that the fact that money was spent and that an enormous .output cf mu'iitions was ready was the control ling factor in the weakening of tha German general staff, and that it 'caus ed their message to the kaiser that they "were beaten and that he must sue Tor peace. And the way I see it is that this money, instead of being wasted, can be written down as hav ing "saved the lives of hundred of thousands of American men who wouS? '-ave been sacrificed tad tha war continued another year. "That is the money we are going co ask the American people for in tha Liberty Loan. We aTe going to ask them for the money to bring our boys home safe and sound, instead cf leav ing 'them buried in France. And Then the people of America realize what this money did, we are not go ing to find th?t they are lacking ia patriotism to 'come across. SQUD SECURITY IS' is the Wealth of This Great Country Somewhere Near Hundred and Fifty Billions of Dollars. How many holders of "Libertys" realize jfully the security that is back of that prop'erty they own? It is the wealth of the richest na tion of the earth. Here's but a glance at what that wealth comprises. "Wtth 6 per cent of the- world's , population, and; is? ,per.; cent , ,f u-tixe worlTs- land America owns "'.of world supplies: " 70 per cent' of the copper; 52 per cent of the coal. ; . . 20 per cent of the gold. 66 per cent of the -oil. 40 per cent of the iron and 'cteel. 33 per cent of the silver. 60 per cent of the cotton. 25 per cent of the wheat. 60 per cent of the corn. 30 per cent of the meat supplies. Other mineral and agricultural pro ducts in -proportion. Today Europe owes us 4$10,000,00ft, 000 ; four years ago we owed her near ly half that. Lastly our annual income, that d all the people and industries, is todaj something like $70,000,000,000 annual ly and our national wealth close it $350,000,000,000. ' ' .' sioners of this here county was elect ed on the platform ter git rid of the Farm Demonstrator. Now they makes all kinds of excus es fer getting rid "of the Demonstrator. Some says as how he haint got the right political belief. Well then I says ter you all as well as ter the County Commissioners that if he haint right politically it is gol darned easy ter git one what is. All yer have ter do is ter tell them there what is his boss .that yer don't like him and j they will gladly grre yer another! man what is right. Yep, they got all j kinds in reserve, from Socialists ter j Republicans and from Bolshevists ter Democrats. I hearn tell as how they hed one Bull Moose, so I says ter you big County Commissioners if that is all the objection ter him, git rid of the present man and git one what suits yer, but don't do without none at all. Now maybe you all would rather hev j a man what toots his own liorn more that what Mr. Flemming does. He ain't a good hand at that and some or we uns admire him fer it. It shore is easy ter git one what is a whole brass, band if yer want sich a one. I hearn. tell as how some -people think as how a Farm Demonstrator costs too much fer their pocKet books. Wal, he costs about 12c on every $1,000 assessed valuation of yer prop erty. New aint that a lot? Especially since most of yer property is assessed way down low. But if he wasn't doing no good I would say ter dispose., of the office no matter, how little it was costing. Yer know an l I know and County Commissioners know that zie is doing good though an'i can lo a lot more. ' Now what surprises ma is tr-at I know as how some of the big farmers of the county has.urjod the Comiais- ionerster"git' -rii of the 'ttemOhstra r m m rM$m ! -. -.. :Sr hi The man who gets tne Keep Your rnp, cnltivates his soil. The man who has the, best bani accot?Rt eaUiYates it l?y adding to I: regularly. , s Is your bank account aliye and flourishing 1 Do you add to it regularly. You ean do nothing better for yourself or your family than to put your money in our bask? Ton ivill receive 4 per cent interest. The Citi zens National Bank 22 We represent the strongest Companies in the World. . A Poll ry in any of them is the Best ITalue obtainable in Insurance. Our lom: biisiness record guarantees! tii at yonr Insurance will-be. .properly handled and guarded again Jfe errors due to carelessness orvinex-: perience. When you buy InVurance it is Cheapest io buy the bcs:.' Nortli British & Mercantile Great American Home of 'cw York Aetna, of Hartford, Ct. ' Hartford, of Hartford, Ct. .At1"?, of R-leifTh, ?T; C. Fiedmont, of Charlotte, -N. C jVorthernAof London, England New Hampshire, of 3Ianchester Insurance CV- of North America Liverpool and London and Globe London Assurance Corporation ol EWBANK & EWBANK IT ax Don't sell your government securl ties. They will mean more to you by and-hy. A car pf Red Cedar Shingles and a car of Finish Lumber and other building . materials i . - - ' - - r H tompa vm In just a few weeks the rush vou wont make money then. old one repaired. Get Ready WHY WAIT ? ill be on. lr vou don t .prepare now urry up that riev Kuuding-Ger that NOW l v-lVI Builders Materials rrow PhQneSTbi y 3S v. .
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