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DttroU a May mean weeping in smoke or in sadness viewmg the ruins of your home. But Insurance shows business ability. Means Atr isfaction in protection. Means Contentment of mind. Means the saving of a lifetime’s earnings. Means the comfort of old age.»..] >■« *^h Destruction has visited your neighbor and our neighboring;: town — It awaits us. Insure while it w:ilts — tomorrow may be too late. Brevard Insurance Agency T. H. GALLOWAY, Manager Brevard, N. C. •v».. hi-' V ^ y SMITH’S PLACE where you will receive courteous treatment, and where every one who is employed is a Tonsorial Artist I We will be pleased to serve.you With RtPPfning Of School, Boyo And ^ 4llrlt Renew Their Efforts Te . ■ TT—T-— Win CommiMioni. Right! Lett! Left! Right! Left! Forward—Maroh! With tl^e reopening of schools, Uucie 3am’s Army gf Savers has stepped out to make new records (or itself, and CO enlist boys and girls who have not y^ become members in the ranks of this wide-awake organization. Will it keep iip the snappy pace with which it started last April? Many members have marched right on through vaca tion, and their example, together with that of an inspiring beginning, indi cate that the motto will be^'let’s go!” A feature of the school savings move ment developed exclusively in tlris lederal reserve district, Uncle Sam’s Army of Savers was organized last spring, with yotithful “officers” and 'privates" whose inidgnia buttons and “commiasions" were awarded by the Savings Division of the Treasury De partment. Membership in the Army may be obtained by investment in one 25-cent Thrift Stamp, and future pro motions in rank depend upon the num ber of additional stamps bought. The fact that before last session closed twenty-five General’s “commissions” and buttons were awarded in this dis trict to children owning 20 War Sav ings-Stamps each, indicates the rapid ity with which promotions are being earned, as this is the highest rank Summer banks are being opened, and summer savings counted with an eye to the coveted promotion they will bring—the Lieutenant's or it may be the Captain’s button that will be awarded in recognition of patriotic service rendered through the purchase of savings securities. These banks were distributed at the beginning of vacation to members of Uncle Sam’s Army«of Savers desiring to save money during the summer in order to win promotions. Tbe activities of Uncle Sam’s Army of Savers will be promoted to round out the thrift instruction to be given in the majority of schools in the dis trict. Boys and girls will learn the principles and theory of thrift in their classrooms, and will then be encour aged to put what they have learned into practice by earning money and investing the right proportion of it in safe, interest-bearing government se curities- HOREY GROWS FAST AT COMPOURDEDIIITEREST Now Possible For Everyone To inved In Securities Guaranteed By The Treasury Department. Government Savings Securities, whicl may be had at nearly all post offices were issued to encourage regular sav ing and wise investment. Many mil lions of dollars in the United Statei have been put into these securities and, as a result, tens of thousands o] people have the satisfaction of know ing how steadily money increases at 4 per cent interest compounded quar terly. The fundamental characteristics ol Government Savings Securities art that they are safe beyond question easily convertible into money, and nol subject to market fluctuations. Suet merits give these securities a distinc live investment valile. The securities are safe because thej are guaranteed by the United States Treasury Department. ^They are easily convertible into cash, because the> may be redeemed at local post offioef or from the Treasury Department al Washington, and they are not subject to market fluctuations because the Treasuiy guarantees the price, whicl Increases by a fixed amount—in the case of the interest-bearing securities —every month. There arff three kinds of Govern ment Savings Securitiesf The 25-cent Thrift Stamp and the (1 Treasury Sav Ing Stamp—neither bearing interest; the interesting-bearing War Saving ^tamp, and the interest-bearing 925, (100 and $1,000 Treasury Savings Cer tificates. The 25-cent Thrift Stamps and the |1 Treasury Savings Stamps are i» sued to help people save enough to buy War Savings Stamps, and these latter, when enough have been bought may be converted into regiceterec Treasury Savings CeKificates. Tlie $5 War Savings Stamps cost from $4.12 in January to %4.2Z in De cember, increasing in value one eeni each month. The value of the |2E Treasury Sayings Certificate increaset five cents a month, that of the |10( certificates twenty cents a month, that of the $1,000 certificates $2. a month Like War Savings Stamps the certif Icates are redeemable at their fuli face value upon maturity; that is is five years from the year of purchase. WHY ARE M0LE8 BLINDt . They Have No .Ejres. . Are-'' u Using Your ]E^es ju Blind To dvantage Offered , ^ ‘rnment Sarlngs Soeurlttes? 'ay Q<^' inturest > Yoir itaTe. DftT BE A MOLE Or Are The Buy C T:- GET ABOARD! CRICES ARE DOWN fellows who have been putting off repair work and new building because prices have been hiph can climb right aboard this minute and BUILD NOW We’ve bought right so our prices are ri^t. I The right Bird’s Roof will cost a whole lot less than you think. Whether you need Bird’s Paroid, Bird's * Art-Qcift (tile or shingle design), Bird’s Plain Slate Surfaced, Bird’s Granitized or Bird’s Twin Shingles, we will be glad to tell you how litde it will cost. Bird’s Roc^s ■^jdU not catch fire from falling sparks. N “Neponset Black’’ is the building paper which protects against dampness and drafts, because Neponset is Waterproof. BIRD & SON, inc. (EttabUshed 1795) East Walpole, Maw. Miller Supply Co., Brevard, N. C. Southern Railway System Reduc.eil Fares To Niagara Falls Additional selling dates for the Niagara Falls Excursion from Western North Caro lina points will be September 27th and October 11th, via Southern Railway, Wash ington, thence Pennsylvania Railroad to Niagara Falls. The public’s attention is invited to the fact a day’s lay-over is necessary in Wash ington, tickets being °good only on special trains leaving Washington on September- 29th and Octpber 13th. For further information |as to rates and stop-over privileges, apply to Ticket Agents. J. H. WOOD 'Division Passenger Agent 42 Haywood Street, Asheville, N. C. knows that paper goes practically every home in the community, and he kndws that by advertising his goods the people will go to the store to buy what they see advertised. Ad vertising creates a demand. Pliiiip’s Bakery When in need of Fresli Bread Cakes, Pies, Rolls, and all otliiar Fresh Baked Pastry try us. Bread one day old is now sold foir nine cents a loaf. It is our intention to delivw Bakery soods as soon as we are established in our new building. WHY DO MERCHANTS TISE? ADVER- Why do merchants advertise? It is not because they do not realize that everybody in their community knows tfliem and what their lineg of goodrare. It is not that they know has upon hig shelves. will l^e successful. Everyone in the community may be aware, of the fact, and tbe are also aware that there are others ih the same lines of business. The fact is that advertising creates business. It creates a demand for the merchandise that the merchant A person may that their friends are aware that walk into a store a dozen times and they are doing business. That lias come out without inquiring for va- nothing te do with it. The fact that rious articles that could be had for ii.mmn ^qiaa hag opened « store the asking. The merchant ki|ow8 tm the si^e of eertain lines of ^ds tihat to be a fact, tfid Halt is wl^ lie d«ii» no maans mean that they 'advi^tjte^ iii his io^. psi^r. Philip’s Bakery CITY PRESSING CLUB J.E. WATERS, Prop. Cleaning . \ Dyeing Ail work ttmied out prompdy* BSW Street Brevard f - • . fj
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