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BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
To Hang a Skirt.
An easy way to hanj; n skirt by one
self Is to put a piece of chalk In the
opcnins of the dlnlnpr table and push
the table toffothor so as to hoUl the
chalk firmly. Then with the skirt on
turn slowly around, ehalkiu.cr the skirt
as you turn. This done, take the skirt
off and with a yardstick mark off the
same number of inclies below the chalk
line that you desire it to be. If care
fully done you will have a beautifully
hung skirt.
Red Cedar.
Red cetlar chcsts, in which supplies
of all kinds can be stored, but which
are especially useful for thin.c;s that
moths like, can be bought in the shape
of window scats. With a few cushions
they are uiacle into a part of any room
whore they are placed. Thes-o chests
are bound with brass and are, made
with {rood locks.
ACT QUICKLY
Delay Has Been Dangerous In
Brevard.
Do the right thing at tho right
tiiiip.
Act quickly in tinio of danger.
In tiin»? (U' kidney clantrcr Doan's
Kidnov Pills most t‘lYfctiv*.
Plenty of t'vidonctM)f their worth.
J. C. Allien, ivillian St. \V;»yni‘s-
vilh', X. says: “.My kidney
trouble was brought on by a fall
Pains startl'd in iny back, under luy
shoulders, und cxtt‘nd»‘ii down into
the sHKill of niy back. It was oitcn
iinp*)ssibli‘ for me to (jft around un
less I liad 1icl})aiid 1 laid off from
W4>rk for two W(>»‘ks at a time. One
bo:; of Doan’s Ividney I’ills has al-
\vays been enoui;h to r(>move the
])ains in my back and ])ut mo on
my feet atrain in Kood sha]>e.”
Price r)(li*, at all dealers. Don't
si!n])ly asiv fora kidn«\v remt'dy—
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same
that Mr. Allen had. Ft»stt‘r-
MilburnCo., Pro])s., BnlYalo, X. Y.
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury
,ns nioro’jry \A iIl Ftir. ly di .sfrny ttio srnst*
»>f .‘^nil'll aiul rujiipU't* ly dfr:int;i-
uliolt' .-iystf in wln'u tiuirinj; it tlirouph
tli* imicnus Furfact s. Siu h arti'-Ii*s .sliniild
iH'MT bo cxrt'pt oil prescript ioii.s
fiom ropijtablf physti ians. as tin* ilamaKc
tlu'V will lo is fcM ti tln'> pooit you
can post;il)iy dcrivi- r~‘ini (licni. Hall'.s
("atarrh Curo. in.iniifaciurccl by l’. J.
I'lu noy & C^^.. Toledo, O.. contains ni
mercury, an-1 i.s laUen internally, actint;
•lirtcily upon tho blood ."ind mucous sur
faces of the sysft in. In buying Hairs
Catarrh Curo bo t:urn you pet tho Renu-
in»*. It is taken intt'rn.illy and made in
Toledo. Ohio, by !•'. J. Ohonoy & Co. Tes
timonials free.
Sold by l>ru£riri."=t«. Prico Tfic p»r bottlo.
Take Hall's Family Pills for coiiativi^tioa.
How Would You Like
This Garden Set For Yours? i
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Feed and
Groceries
Our new Feed and
Grocery store includes* a
good line of staple grocer
ies and feedst including
wheat shortsf cotton seed
meal, etc.
Will exchange groceries
for fresh country produce*
Rates reasonable.
W. H. Faulkner & Co.
At Depot*.
Till-: gai:dexer at rest.
^ICTURESQI'ENEPS can p:o n» ftirthM‘ than tiiis *liin(“^y frannent or
rniiary yellow linen, iiaiul cnilireidered in square's of irold>n lirown :inI
jade green. A s»iuare linen liat takes tiie .same design, and orien'.ai
tassels adorn tlie baudlmx of a ;;ardeu liasket.
“Primrose” Pattern For
The Summer Idlers
I
rn^m
Or Other Purpose
HEAUTIFY YOUIl CUKTAINS.
Call and Examine Our
Onr Stationery Department con
tains everything novel and fashion
able in that line. Delicately tinted
and perfumed, if you like, or simply
plain.
Whatever you desire we have it.
dualities and prices to suit all
purses.
We also have a fine assortment of
ornamental inkstands, pens, paper
knives and other essentials for the
writing table.'
R. S. MORGAN, Druggist
ROSMAN, N. C.
Begin wltli U-'i chain. Tum at
the end of each row.
rir^t liow—r» ch, 1 tr in the
Sth ch from the honk, i* eh,
miss 2 ch, 1 tr in the next (thi.s will he
referred to as 1 space). I) sp (11 sp
in all).
Second Row—3 sp, 7 tr (over 2 sp—
this will be referred to as 2 bllis; 1 blk
is 4 tr), 1 sp, 2 blks, 3 si>.
Third Row—2 si», 3 blks, 1 sp, 3 blks.
2 .sp.
Fourth Row—2 sp. 2 blks, 1 sp, 7 tr
Into next si)ace, and join 1st and 7th
tr with a slii>-.slitch (this will be re
ferred to as a “tuft”), 1 sp, 2 blks, 2 sp.
Fifth Row—4 sp, 1 blk, 1 si> (over
tuft). 1 blk. 4 sp.
Sixth Row—2 sp, 2 blks, 1 sp, 1
tuft (as before), 1 sp, 2 blks, 2 sp.
Seventh Row—2 sp, 3 blks, 1 sp, 3
blks, 2 sp.
Eighth Row—3 sp, 2 blks, 1 sp, 2
blks, 3 sp.
Ninth Row—11 sp.
Tenth Row—5 sp, 1 blk, 5 sp.
Eleventh Row—1 sp, 1 blk, 1 sp, 1 blk,
4 sp.
Twelfth Row—5 sp, 1 blk, 5 sp.
At the Window
WHEN Christmas time is pretty
near, if we’re good girls
an’ boys,
Our mothers take us up the street an’
let us SCO the toys,
An' we forget that it is cold an’ that
our clothes is thin
An’ think we’re mighty lucky just
to stand there lookin’ in.
If we conid only have our v- ich I
guess that we would pray
To have some angel come some
night an’ take that glass
away,
An’ it would pay the angel, too, to
see the mothers smile
If we could play with all those toys
for just a little while.
Thirteenth Row—11 sp.
rourteentli Row—11 sp.
I'ifte*nth Row—11 sp.
Sixteenth Row—sp, 1 blk, ." sp.
Seventeenth Row—4 sp, 1 blk, 1 sp
1 blk. 4 sp.
Eighteenth Row—."i sp, 1 blk, 7y sp.
rei»eat for lesired len«th from 1st row
TIIE CORNER.
Rc.irin after 4th row of the pattern.
Fifth Row—4 sp. 1 tuft, 1 sp, 1 tuft.
3 sp, 1 blk (make all the tufts stan»i
out on the rinht side).
Sixth litiw—2 sp, 2 blks. 1 sp, 1 tuft
1 sp, 2 blks, 2 sp.
Seventh Row—2 sp, 3 blks, 1 sp, 3
blks, 2 sp.
Eijihth Row—3 sp, 2 blks, 1 sp, 2
blks, 3 sp.
Ninth Row—11 sp.
Tenth Row—11 sp.
Here break otT, turn the work over,
and commence ajrain at the top of thp
last row to work across the margin
of the last 11 rows:—4 sp. 1 blk, 1 sp, 1
blk, 4 sp. Tins is like the 11th row
tho pattern, and the work, proceed>
from the 12th row.
Try this for a tea cloth.
Some day when we are all grown up
an’ rich as we can be,
If Santa Claus would just bring
things like those in there
to me—
An’ for awhile it seems almost as if
he really had,
An’ then I ’member that he ain’t,
an’, my, it makes me sad!
Some day when we are all grown up
an’ rich as we can be
We’re goin’ to buy a store liko that,
an’ when kids come to see
The things inside we’ll let ’em in to
help themselves to toys.
An’, my, we know what that will
mean to little girls an’ boys!
—James J. Montague in New York
American.
Christmastide
The blasts of winter are fiercc
and cold,
Tha tnov; lies deep over hill and
wolfl,
But a star tjhiaes bright through the
deepening gloom—
Boom for the Ciirist Child, room!
Where man’s distrust and his greed
for gain
Have frozen tlie uoods of tender rain
Till never a flower of hope can
bloom—
Eoom for the Christ Child, room!
In homes that deepest griefs have
borne,
’Mid silent forms of those that
mourn,
In the shadows that gather around
the tomb—
Room for the Christ Child, room!
Where nations are warring, life for
life.
And a cry rings out from the fear
ful strife
As a dying people sinks to its
doom—
Room for the Christ Child, room!
Room for the shepherds of Bethle
hem,
Room for the angels who sang to
them,
Room for the light in the wintry
gloom—
Room for the Christ Child, room!
—^Willis Boyd Allen in Harper’s
Magazine.
F.A. LEWIS VERY SICK
Lamar Lewis, who visited hi»
at her, F. A. Levris at Walhalla, S.
on Chi-istmas, was advised liy
'•le])hone and tele{?raph Wednesday
tiat his ta*;her's condition was
ftrse.and that litllo ho])e for re-
•overy was entertained. Mr. Lewis
eft lor Walhalla on tho-afternoon
rain. Mr. Lewis is well known in
Transylvania, whore ho formerly
ived near (Iherryfield.
BREVARD CLUB MEETING
The Brevard club held a meeting
on Wednesday nipjht of List week.
A few matters of hnsinc^ss and
others of interest to the elnb were
discussed. Refreshments were en
joyed.
Lots for sale. See W. p.
Mackey, Pisgah Forest. l-5-4tp.
BREVARD HARDWARE COMPANY
An Invitatioiit
We Want You ^
to Come into
Our Store to See
“The Stove
That Keeps Up-
the FAME of
Soutlieni Cooking”
>FHE Merchants
who advertise in I
this paper will give
ymi iiest values for
your money.
Mm
In stoves there’s almost as much difference as there
is in people. We cannot always tell ahout people, but
we do know stoves. That is why we congratulate
ourselves on securing the agency for these ranges.
They are on our floor now, and we want you to see
what this really good stove is like. Its many exclu
sive features will delight you and every other housewife
who wants comfort, convenience, and efficiency in the
kitchen. If you prefer you can buy a Princess on our “Pay
for itself plan.’* Let us tell you about it.
Don't order, C. DOYLt, brevard, IN. C.
Church Tiirectory
' BRKVARl) PKESBYTKRIAN CHURCH
I John K. Hay, Pastor.
Ki'ijul.Tr (.'luiiTh sciviri's every Sunday.
Honrs; I'irst ant tliinl Siiml.'iys. ii:oi a. in.:
aiul fourth >umla\s, .t;oo p. ni.; fifth
Siinilays. liv aiitnninccH.i'nt.
Stjti'lay si lidiil t'viTv Sunday. lo a. m.
Men's i;ii'!herho(id IJibIc elass.
’ Vouii;^' People's Soeietv of ('liristian Kn
(Jeavor every 'I'uesday cyeninj;. 7:45.
DAVIDSON RIVKR PRESBYTERIAN
CHIRCH
John R. Hay, Pastor.
Revrnlar elmreli siTvi-’es every Surnlay.
Honr>: Si-eotiil am! fourth .'Sundays, ii:lK) :i.
in.; lirst an 1 third) Sundays, p. in.; tifth
.Sunday'-, by announce’i:eiit.
Sunday school every .Sunday. 10:00 a. in.
BREVARD BAPTIST CHURCH.
(a)rner Jordan and Gaston streets.
A. W. McDaniel, Pastor. Phone No. 1 I.S.
HiI)Ie sehool i;:^, a. 111.. well graded with
e’asses to suit all.
I're.icliinv' services at 11:00 a. in. ami 7:15 p,
m.every Sunday.
.Miclwt-ek servii-e for worship and fellowship,
7:15 l>. in. Wednesday.
riionis praetii e 7:4; p. in. Friday.
.^llvisoI y Moai'il meets on 'I'uesday evening
after thelfirst Sunday of each month.
•\ larne ehorus ehoir leads familiar hymns
for the eon;;reiration .'ind there are books for
all. 'I'liere are also stieeial musical numbers.
•MI wiio desiri- to enconrafre or to assist the
worship of i>U or to be helped by worship
arc cordially invited to attend all services.
Strangers and visitors are especially wclcome.
BREVARD METHODIST CHURCH.
W. Edgar Poovey, Pastor.
.Sunday—Sunday school at g:45 a. ni. I’reach-
inti at iKtx^a. 19. and 7:30 p. in. Juvenile so
ciety 4:iM) p. in.
.Monday—Y. 1’. M. S. 8:00 p. m.; chorus choir
7:.J0 p. nit. altern.itinn on Mondays.
Tuesdav—(.-\fter first Sunday) Board of
Stewarils, 7:,u) p. m.
Wednesday—I'raycr nicctinjr 7:.so p. m.
Thursday—(I'irst and Third) Woman's Mis
sionary society. 3.00 p. m. Local Auxiliary
4.00 p. in.
Thurssday—Choir practice p. m.
''Come thou with us and we will thee
good.”—Num. 10 jg.
Special Announcement.
11:00 a. m., •‘Undiscovered Treasure at
Your Door.” 7:15 p. m., “Dreams.”
3:30 p. m., preaching at Oak Grove.
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Chalmers D. Chapman, Minister in
Charge.
Sundays—Morninsr service at ii;oo o’clock.
Sund;iy school, 9:45 a. m.
Week Days—Kvensong every Friday;
Wednesday.s and Fridays during Advent:
Wednesdays .md Fridays during I.,ent; every
day in Holy Week; also on Saints days.
Holy c«>mniunion the first and third Sundays
of every month; also on the (Jreater Holy days,
Christmas. Kpiphany. Ash Wednesday, Holy
Thursday. Easter day. Ascension day. Whit
Sunday and Trinity Sunday.
Special Announcement.
First Sunday after the Epiphany, Janu
ary 7. Morning prayer, communion and
sermon at 11; subject, “Following the
Good.”
Friday, January 5, evensong with ad
dress at 4;45; subject, “No Room for Him
in the Inn.”
Saturday, January 6, the Epiphany.
Holy communion with address at 4:45,
subject, “Following the Star.”
Test for the Now Yaar: “See that none
render evil for evil unto any man, but
ever follow that which is good, both
among yourselves and to all men.”
New Year Announcement
EVERY ONE IN THIS HRM WISHES
EVERY ONE OF YOU A HAPPY AND
PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR. WE WISH
IN ADDITION TO THANK YOU FOR
YOUR LIBERAL PATRONAGE DURING
THE PAST YEAR AS IS SHOWN BY
THE SUBSTANTIAL GAIN IN OUR
BUSINESS OF 25 PER CENT OVER
THAT OF LAST, WHICH GIVES US
THE BEST YEAR OF BUSINESS IN
OUR HISTORY
HOPING TO MERIT A CONTINUANCE
OF YOUR PATRONAGE DURING THE
ENSUING YEAR, WE ARE,
YOURS TRULY,
Duckworth Drug Company
ENON BAPTIST CHURCH
Regular preaching services next Sunday
by the pastor, Rev^. W. E. Barker, at 11
I. m. and 7:30 at night. Lord’s supper will
)e administered at morning service.
^)uarterly conference on Saturday at 11
o’clock.
Rose Cafe to Run
Cash Bosmess
The articles of food entering into the dishes we serve
have made great advances in price but we have kept up
our service with but few slight advances* We want to
continue doing this but in order to keep it up and make
a safe margin of profit it becomes neccssary to discon
tinue our credit business. By losing nothing on credits
we will be able to render good servicc at reasonable
prices. We appreciate your patronage and want to give
you full value in all the business we do with you. This
cash business also includes our fruits, candies, cigars,
tobacco, groceries, etc.
ROSE CAFE
W. Y. THOMASON, Proprfetor.
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