BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
ALL WERE
MEASLES PREVAILS
Tlu'vt' is Hii (*i>i(lt*inio «tf
j in many i>arts uf "Pi ;;nsy I vinna ;
• •' iinty anci in iiMition to inct n j
an«l sulV> rinL' in nuin.v '
n*siMM*ts th«‘scliool work li.i-i lici n '
j badly cripulcd in SDnic s(*li0i)ls. |
New or ronewa! subscriptions'
(boyinniiiK January I) will cost
SI.00 for one year, (>0 cents 6
months, .VS cents 3 months, 25
cents for 2 months.
BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES
We have sold the last
of the car load of pianos
shipped to us at Brevard
and HendersDnville, but
if you want to save
about $100 on the pur
chase price of a good
piano see us for one in
the next shipment.
I
Write for catalog.
s. MAXWELL
Brevard and Hendersonville
AT YOUR SERVICE
Eggs, Poultry
Butter and Hides
All kinds country pro
duce. W e pay cash for all
you ship.
Prices on request.
Western Produce Co
Asheville, N.
IJ‘v K'!ivni!-Tnl iiritviiiTur '""1
Mr. W.Mvl Miiain hthI
1\ PixiXfV 'VCll* {'IJfStS Mt tll»“
lii-'itnT*- lordm-"'!- on Sunday
A ;' "! uiiiiiy ol tl)«> t 'mcIm'Ts at d
S*'id.iuha \ (■ lircn in at
n M>ii til' iiM-i liners :it ttu' In nl i-f
(' IIMI 1> til ■ I'M^f V.( »*k 'ri'ti'-C 'VllK
a t-n>l 11n' i si'vvisv'^ st'Ki^'
!(' s(’tiool. >1) US not to in11 r!’i'*
\\ it !i 11-. '?is,
'rin‘ old Im'M \vl\ifl\ IlSi'd to oil
ili'-roo; of t'lo dorinitoi'. ln-lovo it
\v i'~ roini dt?l “d hn' lie*n ' d To
if forn'i r iixduinf.-s. mi'l iM-'* !)• d
to fill' t. ]) .1 a toli-xrapli Ttolo i>o-l
ol ^Paxloi Hall. It I'-- lisid I'iiifily
t ' sMin moll f'o'.’s worl'itr.' • ii tho
farm, to int als.
Hifjh Sch^ol Honor Roll, Jtinuary
Kav Moose. Kiiltv K.innif Wi hl*.
Kov llollaiiil, .K rrv Si:ii;i.'=oTt, Willie 'i'rii •,
Harold Amaivla SMitl. Ma;'i;ic-
Nance, IClizalictli Zachary. \\ ill
Primary Honor Roll
Allison Orr, David Orr, Annie Voaj^ue.
KstluT Kei'ct, Mary Lewis.
INSTITUTE COURSE FOR
TEACHERS RECOMMENDED
Our Modern, Well Organ
ized and Carefiiily Stocked
Prescription Departir^ent.
Physicians, nurses and patrons
I 1. • favorably comment on our careful
New or renewal subscriptu^ns , "i x j t •
(beginnin- January D will cost work and prompt deliveries.
$1.00 for one year, 60 cents 6 R. S. MORGAN, Druggist
months, .^5 cents 3 months, 25
cents for 2 months.
ROSMAN, N. C.
Come to the
STRAND
The only independent
Moving Picture Tlieater
in Asheville.
Always the best of clean
and interestinj'plays, come
dies and travel pictures.
The Strjnd Orchestra is
generally considered the
best in W’estern North
Carolina.
Patton Avenue
Corner Lexington
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
We Buy Anything
And Sell Everylliing
Carry in stock all weights
and sizes of I Beams, Chan
nel, Angles, Plates, Con
crete Bars, Plain Rounds
and Relay Rails.
Facilities for punching
and cutting.
Highest prices for Hides
and Skins.
S. STERNBERG & GO.
Asheville, N. C.
Buy From the Merchant Who Advertises.
A. t. GOONT SAYSi
“I HAVE eilNED 25
POUiUDS OfJ TnNLiii”
V ' V *>. *»• •• -v .V- v'i
I •• • ^7—... '• •> |
;\sheville Biisiness Man Who
W'as .Sick in l*«'d is now
Strong and Kobust.
I’rof.t’. II 'rrowhridLTi'. ])rinciit;il
of Hr»‘VHrd Tnstifnto, lias inlornii'd
iiK* that tlu' nsi:al t\v.-lvt v.rck.-^
course for tcaclirrs in that iiistitn
tion will itc*rin on Tiifsday, March
I). r.U r He states that during tins
t'.vclvc weeks course tlie usual ])cd
!»!Z(''ry classes, the classes wliieh are
tiikinir r*vie\vs of the I'onunon
school subjects, and ti.e vocational
de])artnients will he in o]>eration.
Teachers whost' .‘•chools have
closed or will close hy the first of
M I rch would do widl t> ta ke ad va n-
tair»‘ of t he course of!'cr«'d and t Ihtc
hv ])re])are for Jiiore enicient work
with the hovs and ^Ir’-i of the ]>uh-
lic siditxils of the co'inty
Xo chai’ire will Tiiaile for aca
o.'ii;i- or norii'.al tunlon ti ktiv
* aclier w!io sfinres froni the conn
tv sujM'iintendeiit ot schools a cer
tificate “tlmt she has tauirht to its
c. iinph'tion a term of scliool ni
Transylvania count v durin;^ tlie
s’hool session >f I'.i 1 fp-'j;."
T. ( '. 11 KM>KUSON,
('ounty Sn])t.
PouLTPYNares
*• To look at me now ynu -.^o’ddn’t
l;no\v I!!' lor thi- sa!:i'* man I v. je
ol 1 ji short whil" i)>ick, wlii’U I
siarled (iTi 'I’.inlac,” ^\. ,\. (>ount,
well kno \ii AsheviU • Itusm man
of ‘.I I ( 'olle^'e street, that ciiy, >ald ;
‘•'A Ill'll Isay that I lrtv‘ t:aini'd
e.\ac(l\- '*.t (M)unds on Tanlai". and
not (juifi- three hottles o it. yon
will kn why I am jileasrd to teil
others wh'it it did lor mi'. ’ In cn -
tlllUed.
"li(>fove tal;in:r 'Fanlac I sutTeri d
froTii i?i(!'.tre.stion and stomcich f ron
hie. I c.Mi!ln,t relaw! solid foods ol
an',' kind ; I was tI'Tvotis and I'un
down and irot n» rest from the little
si'-ep 1 rnanaLTeil to jnit in 1 was
(•hilled to t_'ive up Work as s'lles-
man atul Ihiallv }i:id to take to bed.
Tnlil a fricnl told ine of 'Panlac; 1
had tried all sorts of remedies with
out LTfiinirur relief. iiiU this 'I’an-
ho' lias built me uj) from a total
wreck to a stron;', robust niuM, I
can eat :uid digest any thiui; edible |
utider t he sun n >w ; m v sh’cj) is fine. i
that tired out ItM'lin^ is ir«);ie jind 11
am full of vim and gainin'' in'
str(‘imth every day.” .
'I’anlac is s»ld in lirevard hv the .
Duckworth I’iiarmacy exclu'iivi'lv !
anil in Hendersonville by Hunter's
I’harmacy —Advertisement. ;
li a a a a o
s and Carpets
t
You will find an unusually varied supply of
floor coverings in all grades at our store, if
you want one of the rich, soft, beautifully
colored Oriental rugs for your parlor or haSl
we can put it there.
And quite as readily we can give you the
simpler weaves in rugs or carpets — strong,
elegant, long-wearing goods of American man
ufacture. In fact, we specialize in domestic
materials of medium price and highest quality.
Word Is a Guaranty of Honest Values
HOME SUPPLY COMPANY
. M. COOKE, Proprietor. BREVARD, N. C.
STRICKER’S HIGH QUALITY
Garden and Farm «Seeds
Have proven to (five the best results for Western North Carolina.
Write for prices and samples of our
Clovers, Grasses, Soy Beans, Seed Oats
and All Other Seeda needed in quantity.
Niagara Soluble Sulphur Compound
The Bcientillc spraj' for apple and other fruit trees. Write for prices.
OUR ANNUAIj descriptive catalog—the jfardener’s and farmer’s
Kuide ylvinff valuable infor mation free. Write for it.
Strieker Seed Co.
Asheville,
North Carolina.
Do not 1)0 continually distuthing the
i'ittiii.:? I’.en or turkey, or duck or goo.se,
but leave thorn pretty nr.ich to them
selves and they will mako a bettor job
of hatciiing.
Turki y roo.^^ts should bo located to
ward tiio ro'.jf. allowing: only ample
space lor tlio birds t(» .stand (■r'-'ct.
Don’t bo airaiil of overforili;i;^ tiio
ducl.s. They slieuld bu fed four or
five timos a day.
Good water is a nocossity at all
tinios in the poultry yard, and don't
forgot tliL! loose, dry earth for the dust
bath.
Ducklinps and goslings f-'hould never
be allowed to swim, even in warm
weather, because it will set back their
growth.
Bo sure thai tho hovers in the brood
er?. are eleaiuMi every day and disin
fected onco or twice a week.
After the chicks are a few days old a
run out on clean green grass in tho
(»peu air every fair day is necessary
for their health and growth.
('hicks with hens or in brooders
should have ample indoor run so that
Tlu*y can secun* plenty of exercise dur
ing bad weather.
Ten turkey (!ggs may be set under
a good five-pound hen.
AH portable chicken houses should
bo elevated to keep out the rats.
New Subscribers i
F W'oodfln l^istrah Forest
K. I) McKiiin i IMckens, S. (’.
Renewals
Iv Iv ('>rr I’.re^ard
’ F. I’liole Brevard
I’errv (iallowav Brevard
Mrs ,\i irv 1-]. (Jood.-on lli’evard
\\ M. I ienrv 1 Irevard
W. R Kimsev Brevard
K. I{. ])eaver Brevard
.1. \V. Owen Bosnian
1... V. Siixmoii Bosnian
.T. L. Waldroi* 'lierrvlield
(>at Allison lMs}^ah Forest
Henry ('ha)»man (^)a(d)cc
\'. B. Mc(4aha Cedar Mt
)c(ir iallo\vay Luke 'Poxawav
.I(dm l\i/,er Ijake Toxaway
B. W. Norman Bistrah Forest
.1 il'an Altiert Asln'vilh*
Mrs. Weldon Kn^lish llorsn Shoe
Mrs. .1. F". Henry Loiasville, Ky.
\V. \V. Monteith (Ih'nvillc*
Mrs. B. L. ('uiinin^hain Fletcher
GLADE CREEK PEBBLES
Mr. and Mrs. Raleitrh t'’a]tj)s visit
ed ndatlveson Litth* liiv«‘r Sunday.
.1, M. ( )rr of Selica has moved to
Bisj^ah Forest. !
Mrs. \V. P. Mackey’s children j
havt‘ tnj'asles.
Frank Shnford has moved to Bre
vard.
Mrs. Berrv Towns(*nd spent Friday
in Brevard.
.lohn F. Lyday visitnl his t)rotIi-
er. A. (^ Lydaj", ut Penri)8e, a few
days ago.
GASH BASIS ANNOUNCEMENT
From Aiken & Scruggs
Having made a changc in our business we take this
method of thanking our many customers for their patron
age since we opened business a year ago. The business
will be run right on with but few changes. On and
after this date all FEEDS will be sold strictly for cash
on delivery. Owing to extremely high prices of Feed-
stuffs we have decided it best for our customers asjwell
as our interest to put it down as low as possible and sell
strictly for cash. It saves disputed accounts, bookkeep
ing and accumulation of bad accounts. Quick settle
ments make life-long friends. Let^s bejriends.
Yours for a prosperous 1917,
AIKEN & SCRUGGS
Successor to Aiken &. Brooks
DON'T WAIT
Ford
Cars
Reduced
Touring Cars Reduced $80. New Price $388.50.
Roadsters Reduced $45. New Price $373.50.
May get hij^het but fruaranteed no lower within a rear.
let us sell you one now.
KING LIVERY COMPANY
Agents for Dodge and Ford Autos. BREVARD, N. C.
Window Washing Science
In This Big Steel
There are J^.000,000 window panes in
the ]{etldehom Steel company's mills,
and formerly those windows were
washed at irregular intervals by men
who worked on day wages and did
whatever amount of labor they chose.
Today the company has charts of all
those windows and, by experiment, has
determined the time and the number
of men needed to wash the glass in
each building. The work is standard
ized. The price set for washing the
windows in one of the immense ma
chine shops is |443. The work is now
done on schedule, the windows are
kept clean (for steel mills), and the
increased light inside has a perceptible
effect on production. The cost is about
one-fifth what it formerly was, per
unit of window space.
Take Advantage of a Waynes-
ville Citizen’s Experience
When the buck l)egins t(i ache,
Don’t wait until backache be
comes chronic ;
'Till kidney tronbles develop ;
’Till iirinury troubles destroy
ni^hf.s r“st.
Profit by a, Waynesville citizen’s
exj)erierc(i.
J. F. ^lellulYv, ])rop. of grocery,
Killian St., Waynesville, X. C ,
sitvs: - I have used Doan’s kidnt^y
Pills and 1 know tln;y are a line
jnedieiiu! for kidney trouble and
backache. I havti no hesitation in
recommending' then ti» others who
safter in that way."
Price SOc, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask fora kidney remedy—
iiet Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same
that Mr. McHaffy had. Foster-
Milburn (Jo., Props., Buft’alo, N. Y.
Fashion’s Decrees.
A simple bodice is finished around
the bottom with three tiny ruffles, the
ruffles also appearing at the bottom of
the sleeves.
Children are wearing hats w^ith very
wide brims.
Some of the pocketbooks seen are
▼ery long and narrow.
Silk jersey is used for afternoon
dresses.
Nearly all the latest corsages fasten
in the back.
Ribbon trimmings adorn the newest
sports hats.
RUB OUT PAIN
with good oil liniment. That's
the sure^ way to stop them.
The best rubbing liniment is^
MUSTANC
UNIMENT
Good for the Ailments of
Horses, Mules, Cattle, Etc.
Qood for your own A ches.
Pains, Rheumatism, Sprains,
Cuts, Bums, Etc.
25c. 50c. $1. At all Dealers.
CHESTNUT POLES WANTED
Cash paid at siding. Write for prices.
Your chestnut, cut into poles, will net you about $15 per cord.
Buyers wanted at each sti'tion.
ERSKINE POLE CO,, WEAVERVILLE, N. C
oiir
wnaeronze;
ai2d crieap
ANY folks in town have learned that when they want really fine
cheese they must come here. lt*s so. We know a whole
lot about cheese—how to judge it, how to buy it, how to
keep it Cheese aids the digestion, but you must know
how to eat it, and you must eat the right kind.
Drop in if you are a stianger and talk cheese.
COX 6c KILPATRICK
Phone 41