BREVARD, HOETH CAROLINA
STOP FIUINC THE
GARBAGE PAIl
More Food Goes Into Garha^re
Pails Than Would Be Re
quired to Feed Belgium.
TELLS HOW TO ELIMINATE
WASTE
Tbe Americ'un nation is Iho l)t*st
fed ])fopU‘ in the world, iind wo hto
also thegreatost food wasters. We
throw more j;ood food into the
Karbapje pail than wt*uld lu‘ r*
1 aired to feed Bel^inni. Sti>n lill
in^ the ^arbaf^j* p:iil!
This threat waste is not wilfnl.
Most of it is eansed by the ill health
of some nuMiibers of the family.
Indifiestion, eonstipation, sour,
gassy stomach, weak kidneys, blad
der trouble, slus^f^ish hver, etc., are
ailments that are almost eommon
to us. In that condition there is
very littl(‘ ajtpetite created no mat
ter how t;ood tlu* food that is plac»'d
before us.
The n al solution of eliminating'
waste, therefore, is foiind in kee]>-
inp the svst>m t*)ned up and tlM'
vitnl orpins workin;x ]»roi>erly. A
good tonic is the pro])er ciiurse.
I Acid Iron Mineral is the best tonic
j to take. It aid's the dijj;cstiv(^ oi-
I j?ans to perform properly, creates
lapiwtite. purifies the blot)d, in
[creases weight, brings »» bealthy
I color to the skin, stn-nf'thens weak
i kidnevi« and bladder, .sets the liver
' to workinii properly, and tones uj*
' the whole system in j;eneral.
! Acid Iron Mineral is not a patent
medicine. It i.s ohtaini'd fn.*m the
'only natural medicinal iron m’n
eral deposit of its kind known to
the world, and is tree fn)m alcohol,
will not injure or discolor the
teeth.
By dilutiuf; a fifty cent bottle of
,A1-M in fonr ‘>f water a
splendid mineral water nmy be had
for use by all the family. Try this
. recipe, watch the contents of the
^arba^t^ j)ail diminish.
At all druf»^Msts in r»Oc and
sizes.—Advertisement.
1EACHERS INSTITUTE
Su])t. A. F. Mitchell has been in
formed that .1.11. Hif^hsmith and
Miss Snsnn Ful^ham of tbt. Stnte
lU'ard of Kxaminers and Institute
('onvlnctors are expected to arrive*
in lirevard and bejxin the county
institute m S*‘pt. ‘,'1. All jiublic
school t«'a('hers are rc(|nired t(» at-
tt'nd this institute.
THE U.NIVERSAL CAR
(>wners of Ford cars are advised to l>eware of
“(‘(mnterfeit parts. ’ If jronr car needs adjust-
nu'nt bniijx it In-re wln*rt* j’ou will find reliable
service witli the comi)lfte mechanical eciuij)-
ment to j^ive the bi^'he^t (juality of Ford ser
vice obtainabh'. All the Ford jmrts used are
sup])li» (i by the Ford Motor Comjmny. Y».*n
caii not ex]'t*ct yi»ur Ford ciir to {;ivi th(i servi('o
and t iulurance y(.>vi tiernand unl(*ss j’ou have it
(•are 1 fer by mnu-xju rienced in Ford methods.
Hunahout Tnurin^ Car Sedan SOl.j,
t'onix lft Town Car S.'.'j.-)—all f. u. b!
Detroit. On (ii.-j*lay and (dr sal‘ by
KlX(i LIVKKV ( OMPANY
lirevisrd, X. C.
;g.arrving. riNE.
We Point, With Pride
tu (lur line of I'liast* i Sanboi n’s
lint- Teas and Coflots which we
carry and on which we have huill
lip Mu h a .'ij'lendid trade.
A Large Selection
(•f lione.'-t giKnis at l^nnest jiricts
U(.n us patron;;f:e of cur hest cus
tomers. ,-\ie you one of them?
MITCHELL
The Grocer.
“MY OOMPAHY FIRST,”
THE RECRUIT’S MOTTO
By captain GEORGE. L. KILMER.
After tiic war iieviee bits taken tils
stund on tUe motto “My country firstl”
aud prepaies to for it lie must
face .the call of another slogan loss
uiiitealin.!' xl the start, but one to ^row
on him-“.My company first I" Th!>;
♦•ompany fealty Is liis everyl:iv job.
He must work for that as cea.>elessly
as lie studied nnd worked rtt srhooi
for th‘ honor of iiis school or Ids ball
club or team.
5eitiiif; «lown to the rompany ph'Uie
of thought iuhI aciion plays havo»"
witli lniai;inar\ ideals. Hut riirht here
the individnnl is i»ut to test as a sol
dier. T!»e otticers and tluj crowd "slzo"
him up. Culture and manners are re-
Church Directory
BREVAKI) PRKSBYTKUIAN CHURCH
John U. Hay, Pastor.
RoRfiiliH' ehnrcl) services every Stimlay.
Mours; l''irst ami tliinl Sumlays. a. ni.;
second ami fourth Siiiiilays. 4;.^o |>. in.; iHtli
Sundays, hy annomiceiiifnt.
Sunday school every Sunday, lo a. in.
Men’s Hrotherhood Bible class.
Yonnn IVojile's Society of (."hristian Kii
deavoi eveiy Wednesjlay cvenintf. 8:00.
DAVIDSON KIVKK PRHSBYTERIAN
CIIFRCH
John R. Hay, Pastor.
KcRiilar chUM'h services every Sumlay
tiouis: Se.iind and toiiilh .''iinilays. ik'.o a
ni.; Inst and third Siimi.-iys, 4;(io j). in.; liitt,
Sund.ivs liy ;innoiincc-n\i nl.
.SniKJav SI lioil every .Sundav. a. iti.
Clirihti.in Kiideavoi- isl and ,iil Sundays at
■ I a. in ; on .’iid and 4th Sundays at p. 111.
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/^HEAP coffee is a poor investnienl. There’s plenty of il on the
market. Don’t buy it What’s the use of spoiling a good
meal with wishy-washy stuff that leaves a muddy taste in the
mouth and harms the system? We sell only good coflfeei
i ivv. lt*s cheapest in the end because it gives satisfaction.
Everything for you in firsl class groceries.
COX 6c KILPATRICK
Phone 41
BRKVAHD BAPTIST CHl’RCH.
Corner Jordan and (laston streets.
A. W. McDaniel, Pastor. Phone No. 14.^.
Bitile school g:j5 a. in.. well ^railed witl
chisscs ti suit all.
I'reavhiiik' services a( ii:no a. ni. ami j p.
m. evei y Sunday.
M idwcck set vii e for worsliip and fellov.ship
S:oo p. in. Wednesday.
Aiivisory Hoaiil meets on 'I'liesday evening;
aftci the first Sunday of cach niontli.
.^\ ll \v1h> ilesire to em iivirakie "i 10 assist tin
w.nshii) of iod or to li«- h«d|)ed hy norship
are cordially invited to attend all sTvicf-.
Strangers and visitors are esin-cially wcK ouic.
Special Announcement.
Subjects for Sunday:
Morning: “Some Inspired Prescriptiors
for a Sick Church.”
Evening: “Saul, or the Man Who Made
a Magnificent Failure.’’
BREVARD METHODIST ClirRCH.
\V. Edgar Poovey, Pastor.
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Fliofo by Aruencari I’resa Ast-oclatlon.
AITKM ION.
spefti'd provitled tlie novice makes
K«'otl at eoar^^e work. fr(>ncli illK^'iii;:.
hiking and ruiMiin;:, as well as at drill
and on parade.
Lat'king a ohance at bard i>raetioo
with ax or spndo, the beginner can
nuike progress by the simple prof«-ss
of elub swinging niovnnonts. flub
swuiging «levelops nms( k*s of limb,
chest, abdoiueii ainl back. Help may
Ik* had also !iy horizontal l>ar exor
ci.«‘s, je.nijiing and clinil ing. In eoui
pany wtdk. which Is onlaiued team
work, the Imi'ortiui'e »f fbe.'^e tliing.s
appears. Some of the niimlMT will be*
e\pert at one thing and sot a stand
ard for all to train np to. The rt*cniit
wlih his spt*cl,-ilfy win be a teachor
for otiu-rs and learn from others
wherein he lacks. Hero conies Into
play the faculty ol’ attention. Kvery
man kntms liis o\vn fallings aud the
merit.s of another.
SELF TRAINING FOR
THE INFAfjTRYMAN.
I Sunday —Sunday si'hool at q:4.5 a. in. I’reach
ins; at 11:00 a. in. :ind i«. m. Interineiliatc
i Krworth I.eajrue p in.
Momlay—Y. IV M. S. S;oo p. 111,. tirst and third
Monday nights.
'I'uesdav (.AftiT tirst Sunday) Hoaril ‘i
Stewarils, H;oo p. ni
Wednesilay—I’rayer nn^etins: P rn.
'J'iiursday (I'irstand 't hird) Woman’s ^^is-
, sionary society. .^.'•1 p. m- l>ocal Auxiliary
p. m.
I‘'riilay—('lioir practii-c S:..o p. in.
■■f.'inc tliou with us and we will do tliee
1,'ood."—Num. 10 -Q.
ST. PHILIPS EPISCOPAL CHl’RCH.
'■ Rev. Chalmers I). Chapman, Minister in
Charge.
Sundays—Mornin>r service at ii;oc o'clock.
Sunday school, u:4c, a. m.
Week Days Vvensonj; every I'rid.'iy.
Weciii«-'-days and Fridays durin>: Alvi-nf.
Weilin'.'ilays ancl Frid.'ivs durint; I.ent;
d:iy in Holy Week, also (in Saints liays.
Holy communion the tii st and third Suniia\s
• it every in nth; :iIsd  n tli*- i Hi.lv ila\ v.
t'hiistmas. I" pii'l.;;liy. .-\sh Wedn'-si’;i v. H.;y
’riiursi!:iv. Kavti r day, sihiish n day. Wliit
Suni’ay and 'I'linity Siim'av
Special Announcement.
Tenth Sunday after Trinity, .August 12,
1917. .Morning {iray» r iind si rnion at 11;
subject, “ The l’«tsscssion of Power.”
Mrs. Sim >ns. with the assistance of Mr.
Hillinr.s and .Mr. Davis of the Fteiuh
Broad Camp, Miss Lee and .Miss Dutterer i
of Charleston, .Miss King ard Miss Krwin 1
of Brevard, w ill give excerpts from ‘‘ I he !
Holy City” by (iaul on Sunday afternoon j
at o’clock.
Friday, August 10, evensong with ad-
tlress at subject. “The Saints.”
FOSTER CUTS CLARK
Value Received Justifies Price
Even the bargain hunter realizes that his effort
to obtain full value for less than full price is in vain.
We know
that when
service is satis>
factory the
customer is
glad to pay a
reaso nable
profit.
Our busi
ness is con
ducted on this
policy. It
means ma
terial of merit,
honest work
manship and
Standard"
guaranteed
plumbing fixtures—real value supplied at cost plus
a reasonable profit.
Let us submit an estimate as proof.
yUitd«nT Lavatory
W. E. BISHOP & CO.
Plumbing Tinning Hardware
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By CAPTAIN GEORGE. L. KILMER.
']'ho infantry arm is tin* main foatnr*
of nii'.ilaiy force oh a hiriro scah*
'i\iliaiis so(> jiiort* f"of suMiors than
horsclia'k ivuiitcrs ami aniion(“ers.
No si*c‘ i:il prrvinii.s; tiaiiiini: Is lu-co';-
sary to in.-.ki' n fair infantry icruit
«»nr i' a civilian. 'I'lio iiil'antr\man is
Jill th*‘ bettor for good stature, from
tiv(* f‘i*t six i!i« lif"^ well on toward six
ft'ot four, and \v»*iglit pnuids t •
17."..
.V man’s forcp of l>«>dily impa t may
servo a ^>id idiriuiso in inf.'uitry. Eye
and iMTVi* lu-lp in tlio .-luxiiing proi-
es. but t!i(‘ man behind tlio ba>i>;rt
sliould be !is well sot nit as a pnuil'sr
as tirni on l.is fci'; and powcrfnl a!ul
tskillful witli arms and hands. iood
As the result of nil nltereation i
ruliiiinutmg in h flight Saturday nf-
termicdi in cotton mill town
l»(*t\v(‘fn Lonnie ('lark and .lot' Fos
ter. the forim r was badly rut by
the latter in several places.
’The condition of the wotindod
Ilian is not considered dangerous.
Foster escaped aft(>r the li.^llt and
has nut bet n arrested.
FREE OF CHARGE
.Any adult suffering from cough, C(dd or
bronchitis, is invited to call at the drug
store of Duckworth Drug Co.. Hrcvard,
and get alj.soluteiy free a s: nple hottle of
Boschee’s German Syrup, a soothing
and healing rcn'.edy for all lung troubles,
which has a successful record tf tiftv
yc;:rs. (lives tlie jtatienl a good niglit’s
rest free from ct>ughing, with free expec
toration in tlu* morning.
Regular sizes, and 7r> cents. For sale
in all I'ivilizcd countries. .\dv.
Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School
State Co-Educational Institut'on for the Troining of Teachers
A six-year course in regular high school *nd junior college subjects. A
foor-year course in the Department of Education, supplen'.er.tcd fcy ipecial
courses for teachers in other departnientr. An efficient Practice School urder
the direction of a supervisor and three arsistants.
A strong department of Domestic Science.
A practical course in Agriculture.
Vocal, Instrumental and Public School Mutic.
Dormitories and administration building furr.iihed with iteam heat, electric
lights and other modern conveniences. Environment unsurpassed. Location
healthful and beautiful.
Tuition free to all who are preparing to teach.
Fall term begins September 4, 1*^17.
For catalog or reservation of room, address
A. C. REYNOLDS, President.
Cullowhee, N. C.
BREVARD, - - NORTH CAROLINA
Depa.'trre:\ts College Preparatory, Normi.1, Music, Business, Do
mestic /\rt, Kv„;5ehold Ecor.omics, Agriculture.
All depcrtmets are directed by teachers with rpeciai training and
large eirptiiencr. 'I'hey know their business.
Influence of the Institute are alone worth the cost of tuition.
Opens on September 6.
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1‘hoto by American A.Joiiciaiion.
Bli.Ml ^nOrU)i;RARMS.
pra-tNV for a,L:llity and control is tc
»t-ilid eivcl, with feet together, point:-
op«‘ii about one fc»ot. I'lbows to ihe reai
aud hands, palius inward, resting on
the hips. I
Various uioveinents may be made i
from this pose to e-vercis#* the back,
shoulders and hii>s, but it is especially '
important for the inf:iiitrynian's train
ing to take it and, while holding shoul ,
ders firmly back, rise up high on the
toes and ri‘i»eat it again and again.
The strain here is on the feet, and o e
••an get further n'sults by ludding tc a
strap or rope suspended overhead ,'.;st
%vithin r(*aeh while on the t«»es : nd
swaying b.-n k and fortli nnd sidewi.se.
Traetiie marches are good training
for infantry. The long march is im-
like the parade gnnmd march in that i
the gait is natural, one the soldier falls
Into to be comfortable and get over the
ground. On parale the rifle may be
carried in various positions, as ordered,
but on the march at “shoulder arms,"
either right or left, is the rule from
choice.
III irm
Do your hit
for your Flag
surplus food
in these days it is your duly ns a
housewife lo do your bit toward con-
servinjr the luition’s food supply.
You can be.st do this by [ .rt voutin^
v.aste of food in your own liuir.e and by
{^rcscrvi!!^ the surplus I'oods wl'.icli y(>u
find in the nuirkets in such abundunce
during the  :v v. in^ sct.soug.
Not only viil you thus proviuo your
family v. lth d'. liciously wholesome foods
durin;T the cnning v, i:iter but you v. ill
be doinjr your i;harc in the gi'oat war
just as fure'.y a:id effectively r.s if you
carried a rifle or rode in an ambulance.
Every hcusewifo knows that the most
important thing in succcssful canning is
Brevard Hardware Company.
Automatic
GH Cook Stove
heat — heat tc coo’k the ve^ct.^il.les and
fruits and to slerili.vj the fiik-d jars.
'i'i’.e Florence Automatic Oil I’colc Stove
I'-roduces tliis heat, almost ir.st">iit!v on
the turnin" of a lever. And tliis l;eat is
concontrated just where you need it.
There is no heating of your entire kit
chen, which makes the work of canning
practical'y unbearable in hot v;eathen
And remember, with the Florence
Automatic, there are no valves, no wicks,
no smoke, no coot, and no odors.
Burning kerosene oil ;the Florence
Automatic is the cheapest stove to run.
Perfectly safe,beautifully and strongly
made, guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Don’t order—G. Doyle.