Mr. Business M
When you need j b t- inting,
remember we are here tor that pur
pose. We guarantee to please in
Quality, Price,
Promptness
The Brevard Frintery
Wm. A. BAND. Mar»af»'er
HONE 7
BREVARD, N. C.
GOOD
ROADS
SNOWPLOW IS EASILY WADE
Effective Device for Clearing High
ways in Winter Can Be Put To
gether by Any Farmer.
A fiiniirr who is ji firm b(‘Ii«>v»>r ii
pKMl roads in wiiitiv iis well as in siim-
iiM'r, could not any salislii« i ion
from his town suii»'rinlfnUnl wlnii
snow lilockt'd the six and on(‘-)ialf niih
way to town, writi's l.aun'noe \V. (lils
Wold in 1 arm .Jourtial. So instead of
f-Min.u to the town-I;!lhcr and liawiitu;
iiini out. the I'arnu'r knocked togethci
a snowjilow and starti^l out. Tin
work done with tlie jilow that day
niah* it ('asy for a team to trot all
ihe way to town and noi io troulile
when it was forct'd to turn «iul for an-
otlier ri;,'. And tlie j'lh was «>ver he
fore a v.iiit; ot* men wiih shovels could
fairly have start'd.
I>irefiions for mal;in;^ llie plow' are
;is fiillows: 'I'ake a 1! by S in-h j)!aiili,
eiirht teel in leuLitli (A in the aeeoni-
|ianyin:x pieturc), and use II for t!ie
'•ide which is to travel Hush auaiii-t
tlie side of the bo!) runner. A teii-
ineh i>!ank nii^^ht work, hut a I'J-irich
eii(' Wiuild not l)ecaiiso il coiild not
ahead of tlu; rear hoh wli'ii
ft VI VS v£ i)g VS ve VS vs vs ^ vs vs vs vs ^vi
VI «
vs TEST SEED CORN. VS
«
VS In Iho spring I cxaudncd and
VS tested all of the ears, and all
•,tr th«)si* that didn’t tost at least 98 VS
VS per ccnt 1 didn't plant. I made }«
Vs the test b.y taking two kernels VS
VS from the (ii». two from the butt VS
VS und two from the oontcr of the VI
VS car and put them in a box of VS
VS dailH* sawdust and covered it VS
VS with a da 111]), warm clodi and VS
set It near the stove. At dil'fer- VS
VS ent limes I wet lii‘ sav/dust, V4
Vs and It was oidy n few days till Vi
tc all wMH> sprouted tiiat would.— ic
V' Artliur \V. Cates, 'hamplon 15oy VS
VS Corn (irower of Missouri, 1'J14. Vs
VS VS
!*i VS VS VS VS VJ VS VS VS is VS VS itS
FROM LAKE TOXAWAY
iiji. *11 ij
I teM :
h—fli
Ornamental Furniture
After the necessities in furnishing a home,
such as beds, tables and chairs, come the
pie. : v'hicn give an rlmosphcre of beauty,
eiegrrice ard prcsperity.
Ou? Cfeba Closets aisd Sideboards
cannot be .“^urpasseJ for their decorative qualities and
V the eyas of every fastidious house-
liicsc cabinelSj .appoinled with gieaitiing silver^
• j and sparkling cut glass, will help to make your
hjiiic Oil abode oi iu::uiioiis comtort.
Effective Snowplow.
niakin.i; turns. Talce another ei^ht-
I'ooi jiiank and saw off two feet lor
a brace ((’) and spike this iu'a.co at
ri.Llil angles to the lon;."er jihiuk. It
may he iicessary lo lei out liie i'e;. ii
so that thi- outer eivl of ilie lira!'.'
will :i'ii lie MM) far I'nrwarii on ilie
t’Suldl'iia!■'! fP). 'rii.“ l'rae,‘ .-mhi’iiM ii:-
■I'ai'cd all inch or two so lii.ii iic • v
\'. l. -.'h in the u wiil
out r^'ailily. Wlc'!: s^'iki'd to'^";;: r
'.lie p!i',\- sli'iiild h:.\. a ciiuij::M a;i\'*'
small .''prea.d. say ru;r I’cet. A
>prt‘aii rat'ans too In c.vy a dra.i^ and
uiiiiecrsv; ry labor. 'I'o hiicij Uie i>!o'.v
lo 1 he inih U't' two cleviscs and a ri:i>;
aliuclied to th(! cikI of the lel'l side «.i
ihe jildw (jioint ni;'rl;ed li). In ni-.ler
lo dll elVcfii\i‘ work a man slinuld liui-
ihe plow.
'n-- disiinclivo feature of the plow’.s
consiraction lit-s in the fact that ilc-
I' il side of the phuv is two feet loHi^'T
lh:;n Ihe rivht, side.
rill' lel'l silie is inndt' so il can 1
s:i',i.::ly aUa'-lied to liie iuislde n!' ih>-
I’iuhi-hand I'ront runner of an oi-iiiiKiry
pair of bobs. W'hea lravelinu^ ihe le:t
(l-.ni:er) side jiai-all« l the ni.i.icr an !
tile riLiiil ('^lii I •;■) side li'i'iiis liiC
w hi'le jiiow iiiL: .■'Uri a'-e.
FIX ROAD FOR AUTOi.'iOBILES
Radical Change in Treatment of Hifjh-
vvays That Bear Brunt of Tiavcl
Is Suggested.
\s^kaianty of Hone&t Values
HOME SUPPLY COMPANY
>1. Cn.'iv!;, I>ropr!^t' r. BRHN ARl), N. C.
$15 Per Cci'd fo: Chestnut Wood
Cut >our ii.to telephone poles and you will
rcccivc about ?15 per coid for them. Write fcr prices
and sp::iri:ations.
ERSKT';}:^ PCI.- CO.. WEAVERVILLE. N. C
C.u*i Fa: J at Siding.
A^cvei lids oiiT iiiie oi for men,
yovtiig men .a.iu boys been so good as kov/.
We have v.'^d at ^bfy com**
petilion.
Boys I.e . co- but tha: we
c^n fit them a. su.t jvuA knee Danis wlien
W3i!i':ed.
I Oil can oe econ\^niiza.i by buying a pair
of extra trousers to go with your old suit.
Our stock oi extra trousers is lar^^e enouffh
that each rran in the county can obtain a
pair.
Kemenihri ihe p>ace.
\¥eilt*s Gsi'its* Store
■ ^ii3 C?:5\2 2*t Hotisa
eiai
1 \;r.
: ^ 1
li'i-
;lu-
ROUGHAGE FOR HORSES.
Foeding of Oats and Pea Hay Permit!
Reduction of Grain Ration.
While oats Jind p':i hay are well
known IIS r'lUj^h.Mue for (attl(‘, par
ticnlarly in (hiiryin^r, as n'Uirhauo for
lior.--;-; pii'haps it is not, so common
ly used, says I. L. Owens «>f tln‘ New
Jersey cilU‘:-re I'arin. Timothy buy
hits been held as the ido.al hay for
till* lii'ise, aial oilier hays, csp»‘clally
those lirh In proK'iu, are looked ui»on
somewhat unfavoi-ably. As rout:haue
for h'irses oats and pea hay ar»‘ Avorthy
of a more ext('iided ust* on account of
tliclr ureat feedinu: valiK*. 'FIm* p».‘as add
I'ri'teiu to the lalitiii and more iwarly
l»aljiuce it, so that with proi»er jud,i;
nieul a ilei 'd. d n duetion may be made
in th(> aiuouid of j^rain fed and the ani
mal kept at less cost.
I have w intered lw«‘Iv(* head of hnrsos
on (I,Its and pea hay, feedini: them
sin-e « ;uly f;ill, and have never win-
ieied horses more ecouomiially nor
e\eii had tlicm lo.iking better. The
.urain rati"n has bee!) corn and oats,
mixed so that the (orn was nbout two-
thirds by bulk. When* some of the
h.-rses havi* had (>nly sutlicient work
for ;^,i(m1 e\cr'i-e, nt'urly all the f;rain
was taken aw.-iy, only three or four
(pi.irts beiii^ fed a tbiv. The horses
have a healihy appearaiice .'iiul
ai(* in tine :-ii;i]ie I'i>r flu! Ii^avy sprint,'
wi’ik that will soon bei;ln. Wilh the
( .\'eptiuii (if ;i i-a e of colic, due
I'l all ii\.1 .if’ ther(> has n>t
bi :i a ( ase nf si ivi;e s ai lon;^ the
1\,.Iii',.d Iff h lalili': llieoals
:i:id 1 ( a !:. y.
);. • '.'A-'.-.i uf alne in tin* ^row in'4 of
oats iiiid pe.a hay : liould be taken int>
ai'e-niil. It is the yield an ;iere. Often
p lield is coi:(inued 111 tiuiofliy when
tin Haiid is 1 and a lii^ht yiehl cer
tain, ia ord:'r iliat salll ieiit hay may
be sei '.ired lo fei d li'Tses fur the f"l-
lici\ iuLT winter. If :-l and sowi il i.i
oals and jseas ;i mu h hi-her } i»-id
■ iitild 1... .-e' i-eil. Aii'ithi-r i'ein in fa-
■ \ .'i- ■ r rai^iiiu the I'ats ami pe.-is is
• Ip; Mil u’lily t" keep lip the feililily of
III - .'I'i!, 'A'.iei'eas with tim'ilh.N’ Ih.- op-
p">;:-- is (piite "rii'n Ihe a-e. >;i:s
■I'.’ : are l Ut f' r h;iy when lhe*i;its
a n.ilk s'a-'e. .\n oiipunnnity
s ;:i'.cn t'l S'lW the Lrr"U:al tocie.v-
■- \ 11. aiis o’- teller I'.iir'iU' n {.'ath-
Iiiaiii';. V. iu. !i. 1 111 ,\ e l um’er f^r
t;rreii maiiuii', add ;^'Vi“aily to the sal
fer;iiity. ’ov,peas ai..! ^-l>y beans may
al-i* lie cn; .and fc.l trri i-n nr an be put
in til'- si!" witli ihi- ' 'irn ir made into
hay if the seas-n will a!liw.
Tho Molt/coin])iiny is pro{?rPss
ing with its works. Tho gradinj'
to tho mill sito is almost dono and
ties are beinj' laid j)roparati)ry to
finishin*' thu rmd as soon as tho
rails come. From the vSouthcrn
railroad to the mill site is over a
nnle. They arcs having the inrtin
road graded now and ar? crossing
the Hawk monntahi nearToxawuy.
We are looking forward to an
other nsvival, which will hegin
next Satniday evening ot -S o’clock. |
It will bo condncted by Rev. .1. K. j
Owen of Mars Hill, aided by Kev. |
■bjlinson of Rosrnan »nd Rev'. Nich-1
ilson of Oakland. I’lui.so me(^tings j
Ail] bo Indd at theToxaway .Metho
dist church.
Ward BreMllove, who has been
on tl)o sick list fjr some time, is
able to he out again.
Mrs. .1. A. Rrcedlove and Mis,'«
Ira Jalloway, who visited friends
tt Rosnian lust wu;k, returned
Saturday.
\Vallac(?, yonng son of Mr. and
Mrs. It. A. Cfjllins, is r(‘])orted to
bavt‘ be(?n very sii;k last week.
Carl lir*'edlove has been called
und notified to be ready for niili-
t^iry servic(‘ at an early date.
Rev, Johnson will ]jreaeh at tbe
Lake Toxaway JIai)tist church ne.xl
Sunday at 11 o’clock. A temjier
ance lesson will be studied at 1*'
o’clock and talks conc(!r!;ing this
and oth(;r subjects will be a.'ked
• or. v(‘r\’body is invited to at
tend.
.Mrs. (’. ,T. Ij'-e returned from a
vi.sit to Hpartanburg last week.
With bi'st ri'^ards to the News
and our new editor,
A 'I’oX \\V AN'.
good dld-fashioned
IRON BEST AS TONK
Plain, Highly Concentrated Nat
ural Iron Stronger and Con
tains No Habit-Forminjf
Drug, Narcotic or
Alcohol.
WHOLE FAMILIES USE IT
The use (jf jnst plain, ordinal
natural iron, i)rjr*iirabl! at
drug store under the trad** name ^
of Acid Iron Mineral, will stimu
late the digestion and aj-j tite,
and make any man or woman run
down and weak, str;nger and in'ire
vigorous before a dollar b'jtile is
half gone, and acfH>rdinu' to tests of
♦liirty years the; absf*nfof aP-idud
and ])urgativ(.'s in tbis r> :narkah!o
remedy makc.s it iileal a- a
habit f(jrming tonir and
purifier.
A'e are Tx»und to ii it; -
prov«*mi^nt sliortl.v alitr
Acid Iron Mineral b* ■ ;i j,..
from two to six time- -tr
than the ustial chemieallv
jiared” t«jnics.
I Icing a natural me(liM r:,i 1
with no narcotic, alco' .] (,r!n.\a-
tivi- ad k'd, Aci(l Iron ,M:ii. i i; ti.jiy
be given freely to t!ie v. 1; ,e- tainiiy
for blood. kidU'-’/s arai d linn.
He .-'Urtf .V'ti t-'et tlie ] i_;i:ly • iircii
' trated iron, 'rhe t radi- n; iri; A 1-
M” ])r(deets you. 'l'l;e!e V.- no
diingc’T o! reaction, lal''' ^’;?i t;la-
tii>n fir of aiiV >iie l:.r!:;;i._ the
habit. The more you';- ! Aeil
Iron 3lineral the b'.-"' y i t. .1 ;t.
It the ])owels art' t; ;'i. il >V’‘
strongly advi'C a;_^-iin-t u- - nf
any r !mi‘ly I’ont lirs ti - ;
liut where oiie's bnv, .~ u:--
insh the littl" ! M 'i
j; ,n-
blo()d
an ini-
ta king
■■ It is
Hirer
1 roi!
' HI
aiii;
.^1 r* ■
i-- 1 ;r.
J *
Rend the l)ivorsificils also.
IJ.M.AROKER, REASON AND
I EX-CONFEDERATE, DIES HERE
i '
j e:ni get at tbe (Iri.j ‘ i : ■
On Tlinrsday Ilf la.^t week adtnira Me lifl' • i I
1 .lames >i. Areb- r, a Min.im r vis ri^-rulat . - a:! i ■:
I !t>r, (iic'i lieri; ironi an attack of in cwii j :•'ii
I i:^di-esti.,n. Mineral
i Mr. Ar(dier liad- been a visitor drn‘''_'’s*-' liave ir - ; 1
I here for si-veral seasons. He was ti tlie !'■ rr ■ 1 J: ^ ' . "r
.Mason, iiis membersliip bfi?ir in (•,,,.p. .;,noke. Va ; : ■ . : —
! the iodgt? of (■olnml)ia, S. ( '. When .\,iverti'eineiit.
t!u* news of his deatli l;('caiiie
k„.,W” thr t.,. k ygyug HftH LOSES
FIKGERS iH ACGiGEHT
jtbe n'maiiis were sinpjied to tlie
aiblt e.-s I if Mr-^. Archer at ♦ i
V, ■ ’ e en_ tu'ell T.ceeted
; rhapel Hill. • , ,
rp, , , . , v itli th'' I'a’.lroail 'teai:i ■ iVel la-t
1 he decea^'c.l was unniari'ied. was
, ?!> Vi‘ars of a'.'e. ami - an obi (’.in- we; ]•:. .IaTv.e> {Taml’.n !. i i b^t
I federate. Vii-ginia v/.is l;i> Lative },-;vi ca’.n tin' ;..:i ;.:r. ■'*
j .-itate. l t'V'i ol ; ; !'>
1 - ba.l'y m-;s!.' 1. Att > x m hv
i Your friends VN'ould be pleased ti.e ])}iy^i 'an a tew day- .* r :
i to receive iiiarked copics of the .. au d tli - l i t ti. it t ■ >
j New.s show iu^ your whereabouts .. re ho]it '"iy m.i ;r I.
and activities; 5 cents a copy. tiiev had to 1 e t.ik- ti ■
MmL^'iiiin iii.nle Py l-'raiicis M.
Iil!_'i, .'-ea'el :i r,\' oJ’ Slale of .\|\V ^.i.'\,
j tha: a r.’idie.-d eiiaiiLre is calh-d fur in
j l!ie ! r.'allllenl of the reads llu.I 11.
i i!ie main brum of aui" .■■'■ile ira\ ■■!,
I mu'-! -iriUe la.Miii'ii. hast, a- hiLiiiiy
; i'Mpnr:- at. lie pi'iic.s I'lji iliat only a
I '-^mall p.- I’t of the wiath uf i h- '• r^i,:'’';
I is ;!e'ii;,ll\ n-^cd by i:i -I cf ih -
I \Jiieh pa^' o'.- i- itii'in. and ".v 't
I when t!ie road has lo b- repaii'i' ! ur
I
I r!ii'Wi'd the whiile v.iuili ha to he
j deal! uiili, fer mere p,",!ctiiau' in la-i-.
l a.s 's cannot be regarded as i!. ■ ; : -'
I , , ,
ji":le| ;e;il taellKi'i o| IlUl: I'l I' : C! He .
CMr,lia_'ly. he [iropo -rs ilie ii- • of pi ■
p.iv.'il traeks “made of ].. eial
'.e!-i:.i. coaiinuous and ."iaoiiih in el.:
a>Mi|-, ;iuil sullicie!!: ly A\i(!e.''
wo:;ld •‘lii'.ir nearly r'l tin- tralli • ci: !
would Iea,;:tlien the iife of the r lad n n
tin.I--; il'i jiresent jieriod.”—New Vm-k
Times.
HOES
m I
MONEY FOR RURAL HiGHWAVS
Cord", fcr Cc'ir.ty Roada S'louiJ Never
Riai Lender Tliari 30 Years,. Soy
Agricultural Experts.
!'■ ads S'lld I'l'i' ceiiiry hi..l:w;)y
P’^e.-, at. in the cpi.U'iM o! read -p -
thi' departlaei't of a.rrieal-
•liiiiild n.-ver nm for u;ia\- ;h: :i
and retireni 'at even ear!i ”
:where this can be U'-' oi \-
I witho'U too vi-eal at! im rea '
\ rate. It. is damri-ren-
. ! a'. e bonds riin for a I.mcj: p-‘-
' li'C in siieh •; ' s i'.i“ iii-
- 1 ,1 ( i:l live ■: 1 he i -1 ilardeil
:he iiaprovemcnts made wiih
'Ui'.v so raised. Jbmey bei ;'o'.vel
to baild roads sIk uld bt' rc'paid by
lia'-e wiio enjoy the betiefit of the i; i-
pre\ i i. nis I'lus tinaiu ed. and a :
be a deht upon ih s(> w lio ,uaiii no In n- -
lit from till* e\penililiire.
i
Or.
LENGTH OF PUBLIC HIGHWAYS
Of Totaf cf Aboi:t 2.452.000 Milt'
About 277,009, cr 11.3 Per Ccnt
Arc Imijroved.
t'!:-‘ piibiic ro.'i Is of the T nit-'d
] S a;- s ,>alsld.‘ ilie liaiits ».f incurp.
! d t'A'iis and eiiie^ l\ad. .bmuary
total Icnulh of about L’. i-'i-
\ ■ U'.* 11. les, of v%i:i Ii aliout LITi.eoO iCiil-'
I •• il.'- ji> r c. lU. ar.‘ improved w i
j - .iiae ; Ill of >m i'f.'iii r. Ti:e n-’ '.
■i' smiaeed ruads is incrcasiiar a' '
I .;ie \ji j1 mib'.S per ii.iio
4
A a i is approaching and new shoes and wiriter clothing will be
neccssary. V/e have received heavy shipments in these lines as
v/cii as in dry goods arid notions, and are we!! prepared to se: ve
our ci.;«Comers.
s
vvh>!c the price of shoes has greatly a.dvanced, 3^ou wor-’l feel ^
tiic i.icrcase much v/hen you trade with us for the reason ihr.l ' e g
priiciia::cu early and in large quantilies, v/hlch necossavily nica.ii
lower p. JT IC-OSj and we are going to share these benefits wilh c-* ^
- -A
customers.
We watch the market; take advantage of it every time per
ble and by pvirchasing for two stores get an advanla;?e over nic: t
merchants.
Give us a call. Buy yoar fall goods early before the prices go
higher.
J. C. WHiTMIRE, CherryfieW, N. C.
WMITMIRE & LYNCH, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Please mention this advertisement when inquiring abottt these goods.