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THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C
FRIDAY, AUGUST 19A, lt21.
GENUINE
“BULL”
DURHAM
tobacco makes 50
Aood cigarettes for
lOc
FIND FUN IN HOBBIES
Aged Kansas Men Enjoy Vaca
tion Period of Life.
oiHinV iiiJ vi>iuiues'/ uoctbr St^Twas a
pioneer circuit rider in the big north
west Kjinsas conference, and later for
many years was superintendent of the
district.
Karl Stccher, twenty, of Wichita,
srtist and educator, chose to pursue
whnt h<* claims alwuj’s has been his
hol)by—co!Ioct!«g Insects. An exten
sive collection. gGlheml find mounted
by ilr. Steelier, recently was dlsplnyeO
in tlie slidw wimlow of a Wichita bank.
It Inclmlos spociinens obtained by him
on his travels countries—
Sv.itzerland. Fi^-.ue, lialy, Tiu'key,
CanjMla j’.nd tlie United States.
Mr. Stochsr was born in Olierkircli,
GoiTiiiirty, and came to America 48
years ago.
lli’.ving made a comfortable fortune
farmlnpr since he came to this country
with bis father, 5G years ago from his
native IWIglum, Charles DeLeye of
Kiuniet clovotes much of his timo to
sculpturhiR J»nd making unique stone
(U‘Oor:;ti(i!is for his liouse and lawn.
Seine of those works, which include
a lar.i:(‘ stone jrate arch, a decorative
wa!I, a huge PT:ruioi:nting a stone
'r.iisc ten feet In dintn<>t(*r, are of mo-
Fa'o,(!esi.i:i) of varicolored stones set In
ernrretw and ileeoraled with the sculp
tor’s ehiscl. The decorative wall is 127
fe*'t lonj: and inlaid with more than
two I'.undred kinds of rocks.
TWO SETS OF ORGANS
Man Can Swallow Water and
Then Bathe in It.
Retired Preacher Writes a Boole, Artist
Ccliecti Bugs and Farmer
Tal«s Up Sculpture.
Topeka.—The vacation period of life
—years well along toward the lu>ri-
zon—has brought pleasant occupations
to three ag»d Kansas men. llavini: i
retired fn>m active pur.suits, each to
day is following the bent of his incli
nations and declares lie is enjoying his
pastime Immsnsely—one writing and
printing a bo)k. another collecting in
sects, and tie third as a sculptor of
stone.
l>r. A. N. See, eighty, retired Meth
odist pre!K‘h.‘r, who, witli iiis wife,
livfs in the M«-thodlst Home for the
Aged in Titpeka. lias just c<*inpleted a
history^ of tin- n«>rthwest Kansas con-
ftrenc**. He not only gathered the his-
torieal data and wrote tlie manuscript
for a ‘JlH>-iiag * lu»ok, hut also printed
th«.‘ uates on h little hand press,, and
E. F. MOFFiTT
NON-UNlO?i
Caotrgcfor and
mates pr'.>mptly furnished on
all work. 7-\-2l
his WIVES BEST OF PALS
Two Young Women Married to Same
Man, on Friendly Terms as Hus
band Awaits Trial.
Clilcago.—Two pretty young women,
wives of Edwanl lireuer, await tlie
trial of their husbKrd on a charge of
bigamy. Tlie wives are the best of
pills.
r.reuer, formerly an army sergeant,
left his lu'st wife to go west. In Kvans-
ton. 111., lie met, woot^l and won Miss
Frieda Shoen.
“What's the use of being .icaloMs?”
asUed wife Xo. 1, who Wii'; Jliss So-
phi«' Daelir of Syracuse, X. Y. j
“it w«>iild not do on(' hit <if gnod *^o ,
get angry and, Invsidcs. I could ni»l 'lis- j
like Fiieda. She is a <lcar.*‘
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Russian, *'Discovired" by French AeaiL
cmy, Used Peculiar Talents to
FpoI Germans During War.
Paris.—The French Academy of
Medicine, announces the discovery of
what it t^mis a “man most fortunate
ly constructed physiologically for brav
ing the torrid heat wave.” The man
is Vladimir Bolgarsky, formerly a cap
tain in the Russian army and since
the Bolshevist revolution a refugci? in
Paris. According to the report, I'ol-
garsky has a “dual personality of di
gestive organs.”
Tbe multiplicity of talents possessed
by tliese organs lend tijemseives to
many practical uses. For instance,
shower baths are s<arce iind ovet-
patronized in Paris at present, but
thi«: does not aiuioy P.ol.^'arsky, He
simply drinks 30 ghisses of ioc v.atei.
which feat occupi<,*s him some tlireji
minutes, then, being thus cooled in
side his trick organs return the water
by way of the mouths in the same eon-
dition as when'swallowed, and with
such force and vehicity that the
stream rises to a height «if six feet,
falling back upon him in tiny ueedle-
llke .lets like a shower.-
Bolgarsky put his talents to good
use wiiile lighting on the side of tlie
allies. The Uussians had an impor
tant battery well camouflaged, but be
ing w(«'r:ed that the (Jermans mi.Ldit
discover it, they constructed a dum
my liattery at s(«ne distance. P>oI,!;ar-
sky was placed in a well-protected spot
in front of the dummy battery and,
having smoked many packages of cig-
areties and swallowed the snicke, he
emitted smoke In such spurts that the
Germans concentrated the fire on the
dummy instead of the real battery.
STICKS IN FIRE HYDRANT
WORSTS BEAR IN BATTLE
Mother Bear With Three Cubs AUacl<o
Cattieman Amcd Only V/ith
Pocket Knife.
Asheville, N. C-—Wait^'r I’oster, a
Ointlciiiai., on a roundup in tliv I'.l w
Iii(ige iriiiuntiiiiis, ni^t a iiiotlu'r lieiu
.•ijid ihrce cults.
I'osTer, will) is sulTc.rin;: w'.r.i a l»a<l!\
iiii'n;'!e(i nrui. encountered the lua;
lenly In a (h'li^e undvrhrush and
w:is tan-t-d to rely iiiion a i«M-ket knia
■>\l.*‘n the iininial utlacke.i hliu.
Tr.' *’oar. g(>lt;ng the worst of t!'-e
•iticlct-. !'(‘i 1‘eaii‘d .'lixiuv: yariis.
wiiert it war, l;'ter f->unu dcatl.
F.O-B.Detr-'it
P
Bey Is Held Prisoner by Sucticn Hal?
Hour—Six Firemen Work
to Free Him.
N'w York. — The I>utch boy who
plUj/L'ed up a hole in the dyke with his
hiind and saved Ho'hind from Hood was
a prntorype of tiv»'-year-ol<l l>avey Mc-
<’lus'.;»-.v llarieiii. L»avey’s ana got
''tuciv in a hre hjdraut lor luilf au
hour iM-iore six linnien took the hy
drant apiirt i'.iid freed him.
Paver .ind sniue chums found thy
cai> of the hydrant loose ar.d un
screwed it. l>i;vey shoved his lett arm
in up 'o the sliouidcr. When he tried
to withdraw it lie l ouldn’t, because of
the suction. lh‘ di.'.n’t ev«*a whimper
while luMiiu lescued. iind llie t:r(*i:iea
sliotd; haiidis with him and called him
a ‘•game little kid."
But ilcCiuskey. Sr.. h:\piK'ned ;i!ong,
and l)i;vc;,> rev.;ird was diii'creiit
iroai that of tlu- l>ui.-!i hey.
ONE X-RAY MENACE UNREAL
b'';
^ v'
use
Built with ovr.7 parlj
built to
v.iv, ::rf''^ry corio.i-
tioB of anrl V-it wcrk, ral put to
actual test by c^r/ncrs curing t>i3
past three yoars—rli 3 FcrdccnTractor aas
iiv0C. to GVci^’ c«;.v.:rn r..‘i0.cl5 for it.
No r:ciai:::r v;hat Carrri
plc-wif-hT? diskir^;'^,
baling" hs/, ^^ed, p-.->ing
wE.:er, wood, pulling stQu.-.r:s, nll-
ing silcs, cr sny of the mnny otheA ^ jobs
aroui'iCl the larin, tiie Fc-rdson v’.'i.? r.ot
only do snd do v7G:ij cut c3uick'crj CtiSiCr
and at less v^iipenss.
There era so many diiTerp/c tLr^c^end
n^Ciiey savings v»"c.yj> in Wiiicli tho ir' ord-
son ccin bs ussci th,£.t you gy/s ix to yu^r-
self to get the facts. Corns in ana S23
the Fordson, or write or phon3 for the
information.
Brevffird Motor Go.
C II. KLUEPPELBERG, Ma:ia?V‘'r
Fcril Cars Fcrj Service Foi'^ Paris Foruscii Tra^iors
Rays Net Likely to Injure Persons in
Adjoining Rooins, Says
Report.
Paris.—X-ra.v laUoratories li;.ve l*('^
found to constitute liiit sli^vlit il'
dar.^t'r to persons in adjacent roi ri>.
A report to the Academ\ oC Meilieiiitt
held that modern jippiiaiifcs and rvm-
diiior.s ^"enerally exi.slia;^ in X-niy
rooms suHicifiitly proiett all hut the
oi'i rators.
Tile rei»ort was prepared, by a cea;-
mission iil’ter rcceiu reports to the
Academy that X-rays were a serious,
mcHaci* to peojile in laiildiiiLTs Imus-Liv-.'
iahcraiories. It was contended that
the rays wtiuld penetrate walls wish
l<irce enoii^di left to caiist* seiitais in-
.iury. Tiiis cont*'ntion was louiid by
the commission to lie ill roiuided. .
MADE HIS LIFE -IV1ISER.ABLE
Girl Followed Man and Threatened to
Commit Suicide If He.Did Not
Marry Her.
Brooklyn.—“Please make^ that wo-
ma.n st«)p followintr nie!'‘ ph>aded Ir
ving Uablnowitz, L'o .wars, old, as he
rtished into a p<'lice stati<>n. Itahino-
wit7. pointed out a girl in a l>r<»wn
drt'ss v.lio was standing ou the oilier
side of the street.
“She threatens to commit suicide im-
less I marry her,” he declared. “I’ve
iiad to ciiange my hoi.rdlng p’acu many
times because she follows me.”
“Why (hm’t you marry lun V” the po
lice asked him.
“Never!” shouted the frightened
young man as he daslu*d out of tise
station house and leaped into a taxi
cab.
SayG Flavoring Extract
Alienated Her Husband
Jr'allshur.v. N. , C.—When a
v. ::e sues for damages for alien
ation of her liushand’s alVec-
;ioas, she generally names an-
oiher v/oman. Not so v.ith
Mrs. Melissa J. Woodington of
this city. Flavoring extracts,
-rown potent since prohibition,
are the coresponclent. ilr.s.
\Vo<i(ilngton lUed suit for §10,-
<!0!) 5-gainst W, A. ll(»seman, a
grocer, who ane charges sold to
her luishtind tl?.voring extracts
which ciused h;m to neglect and
l«'t ,ier. HIis. Woodington
esn't specify t!;e tiav(>r.
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F. o. B. FLmr,
MICH,
CHEVKOLET
For Economical Transportation
*'Four*Ninety’*
featurms:
Transmission:
Selective type, hand
control, 3 speeds
forward,
and reverse
Electric starter
Spt edometer
Tire carrier
Side curtains
Electric lamps
Demountable rims
Licer se holder
Cf.niplete tool
equipment
Eit'ctjic horn
r.x*ia]rim
, Fa'»-iid Top
Chevrolet “Four-Ninety” tour
ing car averages more than
twenty miles to the gallon of
gasoline, and is otherwise eco
nomical to maintain. This
model, at the new price, is
the world’s most wonderful
motor car value.
Buy now while we have them.
A. M. white:
R05MAN, N. C.
IT BEATS the band.
THE WAV ;:ur. tiling.
KEEPS POFPiNG up.
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THE CTKER
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AND FtEAD a hlcIi-brcTr hooTr.
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AND HERT.’S a hot one.
THAT IT handed
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“MANY Or US find.
THAT TAGTE af-'or.!?!.
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‘HIGHEST GOOD.”'
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AND POLISH to TThich.
WE AFjE r.ccustomed.
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BUT IT’S a mouthful.
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AS YOU’LL agree if you.
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JUST PUT it into good.
UMITED STATES, like this.;
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O'J FCUR Hat tires.
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THE ONLY cigarette.
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THAT S.^TiSFfEG.’
The f Satisfy’^ nothing
else so Tvell describes Ches
terfields'niild ness, their mellow
ness, their delicacy of nroma and
smooth^ even' “body,” It took
the finest varieties of Turkish
and Domestic tobaccos to do it
■—and tho highest order of skill
in blending them. Yes, the Chea-
tevfield blend is a secret. It
earCt bo copied.
Heme yaa seen the new
AIR-TIGHT tins of SO?
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.
We have on hand a good stock of Warranty Deeds.