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pint of good whiirieey as a leifai^ for their friends, ttrgili» them to **ro*sif»
its retuB-f.1^ there we wid that? to ^‘ser to it” tiuit tMi
twelve men in big barn yard each
with a Holstein heifer calf 'claiming
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ILOOKFDRTNE KODAK SltS
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SCHOOL DAYS—
KODAK DAYS
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Let the children Kodak, and Kodak,them.- We have
Kodaks and Brownies for every member of the family,
for every purse and every purpose. A Box Brownie at
$2.00 for the youngest—a diminutive but competent
Vest Pocket Kodak at ^8.00 for anyone, a Folding
Autographic Brownie at $12.00 for making pictures
21-2x41-4, and the 2C. Junior Kodak with Kodak
Astigmat f. 7. 7. lens at $25.01).
Kodrk film in the yellow box—^and all photographic
supplies.
FRANK a CLEMENT
The Hallmark Jeweler
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NICHOLSON <a DUCLOS
Announce the Agency for the Famous
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I^ouisville Pipeless Furnace
and will call upon anyone interested anc demonstrate this new
invention. They can save you trouble and expense in the
heating of your home.
NICHOLSON CSL DUCI^OS
Main Street Phone No. 125 Brevard, N. C.
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Cash Prices for One Week
At Sledge’s Market
Boiled Ham
Ashland Special
Sugeur Cur^ Ham
Crisco, V/i lbs. -
Oat Meal
Com Flakes
Pie Peaches
60c lb.
- 40c lb.
45c lb.
45c
2 for 25c
2 for 25c
- 20c
Mince Meat (None Such) 15c
F. p. SLEDGE
"The Gean Market'
Brevard, N. C.
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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. PieK^IMER. Fli. ^ Prap.
Telaplioii« No. 1 N. C
Lat Us SaU You Modieina.
^d that >8 corrected;'to have
and that done in the city or cona^;
to start' this aad. that kind of mova*
tnent to corTeci evils in the State go
vernment. friends ^actually
appear to bel^ve that^t is the news
paper’s business to iiandle all these'
affairs.
But a self-respecting newspa|M!^,
though ready and willing to carry all
reasonable responsibility, must re
mind its readers that they-—the peo
ple—-are the authority upon which
TjBsts the responsibility for the pre
sent state of affairs local, state and
national.
A, self-respecting newspaper tries
to report the news of what actually
happens, not what it might, wish had
happened. The relation of a self-re
specting newspaper to the general
public is not always understood. It
is the duty of a newspaper to be in
a position to support any good, act
Or criticize any bad act of public
policy.
This relationship cannot exist
where favors are asked and granted.
Honesty is the only policy for a news
paper.
If objectors don't like the way
things are going, they should qualify
as voters, and then raise cain about
it.
CEDAR MOUNTAIN NEWS;
The re;<rival meeting started yester
day at the Rocky Hill Baptist Church
The pastor, Rev. S. B. McCall, will
be assisted by Rev, A. L. Vaughn of
Cowpens, S. C. The public is cord
ially invited to attend this meeting
which we hope will be a wonderful
success.
The larger majority of the sum-
m«fl" visitors have returned to their
winter homes.
Green Daniel of Columbia, S. C.,
is visiting in Cedar Mountain, N. C.
Mrs. S. Cary Beckwith was .car
ried to the River Side Sanitarium,
where she unde*rwent a successful op
eration and is improving nicely.
Solomon Jones Jr., motored to
Greenville Monday.
Wilkie Bishop has entered school
at Fruitland Institute.
Mrs. Wagner, from the Riverside
Sanitarium, came out here last week
to nurse Videau Beckwith who has
not fully recovered from a serious
illness.
G. W. Bishop, with son and daugh
ter Boyce and Idell, Claud Jones and
John Reece motored to Fruitland
Sunday. '
Paul Jones entered school last
week at Baily Military Institute,
Greenwood, S. C.
Mrs. Brooks of Charleston, S. C.,
came up to keep house for the Beck
with family.
Carrol Jones is seriously ill at his
home with inflamatory Rheumatism.
Mrs. Hubert Summey of East Fork
is visiting relatives here.
The Cedar MlJ| School in charge of
professor Forde and Miss Pearl Ly-
day gave a little social last Friday
to their patrons and friends. After
an interesting talk by Mr. Forde they
served delicious cake and ice cream.
A LETTER FROM OVER THERE
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Evditor Brevard News:—
Please allow me space in yoiir
valuable paper to say just a few
words in regard to the American For
ces in Germany, of which I. am a
member. I am very proud of being
a member too. I have seen some
American papers lately and from
what I understand there are some
people in the States that think the
soldiers over here are no good, but
don't agree with them at all; not
just because I am one of them. There
are lots of reasons to disagree with
them. Some of the leading officers
of the American and Allied armies
that have visited the area, have giv
en the A. F. in G. the name of being
the'^best soldiers in the American
army any where; so I can't see where
the people ip the States can knock
them like they do. I have seen one
paper where it stated that the sold
iers over here were drunk all - the
time and destroying proi>erty and
mistreating the people, but I havl’
been here nearly two ^ears and
haven't seen anything like that yet.
The soldiers that .drink heavy do not
stay here long as they are sent back
to the States as undesirables^ as for
the mmistreating the people that is
all wrong so I think the fellows that
write that stuff should come over
here first and see what was going on
before they begin to wxite. I guess
that is all for the-present. Hoping
you have much suec^. From sb
old Tar Heel boy^ John F. Clark.
Out of die ordinary—individual as rdai^-
for-service Clothes can beware the new
Suits, the new' Gowns, and the new Wraps
that will be the fashion for Autumn and
Winter. Irresbtible in their exquisite fabrics
and charming in grace, of lines—those are
the two distinct features of our present dis-
display—a display that will certainly be a
treat to every woman visitor. We’re ready
as never before to serve you, and serve you
well.
See our showing of smart
New Tailored Hats
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E. LEWIS & SON
The Store That Saves You Money
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Hendersonville, - - North Carolina
One Reason So Many People Do
Not Save Money
A*
* I'aalaCj tiie celeteated medidn^^
is now sold by Davia^alker
IS BECAUSE IT IS SO
EASY NOT TO BEGIN
The man who is looking for excuses not to save can always
find them, because there are nearly always legitimate
obstacles to any worthy accomplishment*
Your ability to overcome these obstacles
determines your success or failure.
The Twenty-Sixth Series of
The Brevard Building and Loan,
Association Opens in September
It's shares are norutaxable and have always paid 6% ^
Join it and he^ yourself and the upbuilding of your commu
nity at the same time*. The entire assets of the Association
are in First Mortgages on ^ood houses here in this county*
Tin BrevaM Bulliliiig and Loan Asswiating
i - Ptiim's Rock Buildings
Thos* Pres* J* A* Vice-Fre^
G|E« Sec* &
Those with money
alresady saved should
investigate our FULLY
PAID STUCK Department*
Shares of $100 each^^
pM fot are with-
dn^^ble on 30 days
notice, pay 5% if left
less than one»yea^f>
pay 6% if left a y^
or over—interest pay
able in cash or com
pounded if desired*
Such stock is tax free
and thus pays better
than any ordinarily
obtainable invest
ment, with no care to
the owner*
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