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GENUINE
BuuTDurham
TOBACCO
AUDITORIUM
Saturday, Aug. 27
George WaUh
in
FROM NOW ON
Filled and thri!led with more of
Walsh’s characteristic stunts than
shown in any previous paoiopiays.
w rUten hy Frank L. Packard author
of “The Miracle Man.”
Monday Aug. 29
Marshall Neilan
presents
WESLEY FiARRY-Jn-DINTY
“DIrily” was only a hali-sizo or-
ph:in newsboy. . But ho had courag*
ar.J “highbinders” a chinese kidnap-
g:^ng. .One of the swiftest and
me St thriUir-^ tales in years.
A FIRST NATIONAL, ATTRACT-
iOK. ,A!2o Fathe News.
T^^esday, Aug. 30
Wanda Hawley
in •
A KISS IN T!lv^E
A coT^cc’y 'I.-V vi’’
s.-n:Ies with funi.y •.'^nilcr Hiers to put
cr.finishing touches.
Eddie Polo
in his latest serial
DO OR DiE
Furled piraies trcasur'es the secret
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rzt U'.c mysterious .si*3;nst ring, and un.
cei'tva..er ilijht \>i'h a man-eating
sK-^rk,. underground, dungeons, of
“Morro Castle” historic spot of the
Spanish American War or a few of
the thrills in this sarial taken under
t.'opical skies add the golden west.
THBRE IS ONE B(»N EVERY MINUTE "
Wednesday Augf 31
Nazimova
in
BILLIONS
The fascinating drama of a woman
wHd dared all for love.
Also a comedy “Dames and Den>
tists.”
Thursday Sept 1
Metro Screen Classics
Presents
THE LURE OF YOUTH
Youth calls to youth. .But does
youth always answer? .Can the shy
beckoni*ng of a girl’s eyes hope to win
the heart of a man from taunting,
ciren smile of experience?
A!so a comedy “Squeaks and
Squakes.” >
Friday^ Sept 2
Bert Lyt^l
in
THE MISLEADING LADY
What does a “cafe-man” stuff get
you ? . The girl said “A laujh usually’*
the man said “I guess you’re right”—
at first—until he got desperate.
That’s just the starting point of all
the outlandish adventures you will
see in this comedy drama of adven*
tu>'re and romance.
Also a Sunshine Comedy **Pals
and Pett- Is,*’
The proceeds for this date will be
donated to tke Brevard Ball Club.
Matinee 2:00 Night 7:30
Admission AC iday 10 & 25c Wed
nesday 10 & 2'' Rest of the week 10
lb 15c.
Let Us Print
Your Saie Bills
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Piedmont Pressing Clul)
H. G. HARDIN, Manager
Brevard, N C.
CAS^.-IN THE N£V/ VOM WORLD
INSARmr TEST APPUED
TO USE OF POCKET-BOOK
Pastor Gives Sure Method Of Finding
Out Whether Anyone is Becoming
Financially Crazy.
A sura test for financial insanity is
oiil!:ncd by Dr. J. A. Geissinger, pastor
oi tho Methodist Church of Anaheim,
Cdl. The day the thrift movement was
i-'. tit'.ued in the public schools of Ana-
Dr. Geissiusf’r issued the follow-
ins .^Irtteniont to the citizens of that
niunicivality.
“A rouimon test for insanity is to
rc'’ r'.r;-o'i su; ].noted ot being mou-
a.'.biila’.ictd to filling a tank. The
r.ii;c(-'t i.s turned on but the v^nt is lef:
0( jr.. U‘ the continues to try
to liU the tank wiihout closing the
vent, ho is no lonrvv considered a sus-
i;ect. He is i;no>vn to be uowniigat
c;’a?:y. Fina.nc:iaily t;icre ar? a lot of
Ainciieans w'-.o are .nirelv ‘coocoo.’
The bjya and gir.-' -who line up in this
-•ucvement %. iii have the satisfaction of
knowing tluy are not ‘as insane as
their icilow::; ".vho lot the leak run.
“This is a specially good move for
boys aiifj "Irl.-. fov the time to form
habits of thr.ft, a.- well as any other
fTCod i'.abit i.-' a.', oa'-y us posf-'iblo. But
it would be i\ gco;l tiding for the older
pRoplo, too. America needs a new
emphasis upon thrift as much as any
other one thing.
“This thrift movement isn’t an at
tempt to raise a crop of tightwads.
Thrift is defined as ‘a prudent use of,
resources.’ Not only material resoup*'
ces, b\it ail of them. The American ■
people have been shamelessly reckless j
They have ■Jiad no regard for their
health. They have had no regard for |
their natural resources, their forests
for example. They are eating up their ^
spiritual capital now'. And on the I
ground that you can’t (each an old hen j
new clucks, it is best to begin with i
the Doys and girls.” '
PRESSING
DYEING
DRY CLEANING
ALTERING
Rear Smith’s Barber Shop
Phone 143
Pressing 1 Suit 50c; 4 Suits $1.50
Work called for and delivered
promptly
KZEHA
Money back without question
if HUNT« OUARANTEEO
SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES
(Hunt’s Salve and Soap),fail in
the treatment ofltch, Bcxema,
Rinewonn,Tetterorotheritcb>
ins akin diseases. Try this
treatment at our risk.
S. M, Macfie Drug Co.
'ill!
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New York Cafe
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL
YOUR SANTS.
A CLEAN, SANITARY, ATTRACTIVE
PLACE TO GET YOUR MEALS.
REGULAR DINNER EVERY DAY from
12 to 3 for ONLY 50cts. SUNDAY
DINNER 75 cents.
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Main Street
Put off foolish expenditures today
in order that you may make -viser,
weli-considered purchases tomorrov:.
The prosperity of your town depends
upcn the prosperity of the individuals.
Do your part.
When in need of Fresh Bread
Cakes, Pies, Rolls, and all other
Fresh Baked Pastry try us.
Bread one day ol<^ is now sold
WHEN WILL MY SHIP COME IN?
You Are Asking That Question
Every Day
But Answer This—
HAVE YOU SENT ONE OUT?
Will Your Savings Come Back
Plus Interest
OR WILL THEY SAIL INTO
SOME OTHER MAN’S PORT?
I
foir nine cents a loaf.
It is our intention to deliver
Bakery goods as soon as we are
established in our new building.
Philip’s Baliery
use of Foison Gas in World War Child’s
Play Compared to Future
By BRIG. GEN. A. B. TFJ^.S, Chemical Warfare Division
(
Gus Roman, Prop.
Go to the BREVARD PHARMACY
for Norris Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes, to
baccos, ice cream and soft drinks. It is a
pleasure to serve you.
BREVARD PHARMACY
J. B. PICKELSIMER, Ph. G, Prop.
Telephone No. 1 Brevard, N. C.
Let Us Sell You Medicine.
BREVARD,
NORTH CAROUNA
Departments—College Preparatorv. V)r-ni!, Music, Bijiness, Dj
mestlc Art, Household Economics. Agriculture.
An departments are directed by teachers with special training an!
large experience. They know their business.
Influences of the Institute are alone worth the cost of tuition.
Opens on September 3.
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jgwLtT-in -Wifxt
^4 The nso of poisonous ga? at the end of tiie V» oriel war was a
frame compared to what it wHl !;o in the future. The old tyre ' iuU'!
that required the burying of cylijidprs in doep trenches requiring th. wovli
of many men for many days to prepare an attack, is obsolete, but the niod-
eru method is a totally dilfoicnt matter.
A new American invention is the toxic smoke candle. It is a solid,
safe and foolproof. It may be crushed, smashed, or punctured with bullets
cr shells without harm. It is only wHien a fuse is liglued and a licating
mixture is agitated that a gp.s is given off. The candles may be very light
or thev mav be heavy; they can bs so small as to be carried in a knapsack,
or so large as to require the cd'orts of many men. Its attacks are bigldy
efficient, more than 50 per cent of the total weight being poisonous gas.
Then there Isa liquid gas, callcd “Dew of Death.’ if three drops of
this liquid gas be absorbed into the skift, it will cau.-e death in most f.ises,
whiie smaller quantities will put a man in th;> 'lOhniital. This gas and the
common mustard gas, which I’Kewise burns tne skin, can be sprinkled from
airplanes in practically unlin-itcd quantities. *
AIR ROUTE OPENED TO BAGDAD
Regions Isolated by Deserts Mads
Accessible by Aerial
T ransport.
London.—Regions that would have
to wait many years before they could
be traversed by railways aie now
quickly mastered by aerial transport.
News comes from the air inhiistry
that a new air route has been opene<l
up across the desert iietween [Pales
tine and Mesopotan;;a.- Notificwtion
has been received <> the arrival at
Bagdad of three alr;'‘:ines of the royal
air force which ha' e flown over rhi.s
route.
The new route i*- about 580 miles
long. It starts fr< ;i Ramleh, p:is-ses
through Amman iid Kasr A>rak.
where landing groi.,.ds have been pre
pared. ■ proceeds thence in an ai-
mos:; s line across the Arabian
desert '< ‘;‘: ’adie on the Euplirutes,
(ind thiui.e lu B/igdad.
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Farmer Showered With
Burning Whisky D!cs
Wilkes-Barre. Pa.—The ex
pVr?on of a p.'!'. r
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Walces Up, Finds Auto
Hanging on Bed Post
Delaware, O.—How would you
like to be suddenly awakened by
a crash and iind an automobilo
hangiiijj on your bed post?
Such was the experience of
Levi Xackel who resides three
miles nortljwest of Ashley on
the old Mansfield road.
Nackel was aroused by the
noise of the automobile crashing
through the wall of his resi
dence and into his room loomed
and glaring headlights of the
automobile. The car collided
with the bed upon which Nackel
was sleeping • and shoved it
acToss tlie room to the opposite
watl.
Nackel’s hou^'e Is located at
the end of a sliort d<‘tonv road
from the S'tale mad to the Mnns-
fteld road. The men fa'U'r' to
nial.e the turr. at the end of the
road and crashed throiigh the
s“»'r ',f Nijokel’?; hons<>. Na one
\\f\i hurt.
ummer Clean-Up Prices
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’“‘M. a trtal of
• ;n-s accepting the
f ; ral act for voi'a-
•) of Industrial crip-
• i!:r ^tate iippropria'
eiieral grunt.
Men’s Summer Suits, Shirts, Underwear, Straw
Hats and Low Cut Shoes.
Women’s Summer Dresses, Hats, Suits, Coats,
White Shoes, Skirts and Blouses.
Boys’ Summer Suits, Underwear, Blouses, Low
Cut Shoes, Pants and Summer Hats.
Quality Clothes for Men, Women and Boys at
Clean-Up Sale Prices.
E LEWIS & SON
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The Store That Saves You Money
Hendersonville, • - North Carolina
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