J a z i -Ired ..:zj sta , j it, core la i r::re lay ear, v But an im liila' new dis ted ; a conquest . has . hitherto -I-'eems clear . .vpment Vill make ..ccurate ' navigation : in thus reducing the ha Ing by! a large margin.1 u.3, however,' it la all some stupefying, to 5 the average lay-; .La."p:e if eels as thought things were' ' Impelling "oyer his head- which - are , fraughW with" his weal,, but also pos ; .Ialy freighted with his woe. . ; Here ls a new force' of nature which man 'Is rapidly harnessing, - and before he has managed to harness' the . forces in .-:hls -own . nature which ; impel him tto I misuse the forces of nature which h. bh&a already harnessed. Since life is so precious and .the hu man engine so valuable, all of our ef- forts to extend the average duration : of each individual's usefulness and productivity are of infinite value. The r average duration of human life is 5US (years. ; Scientists figure : that If , we 'eliminate easily preventable diseases this would be 60 years. If in addition we were to save the children that are . now wasted needlessly in infancy the conn try would have approximately 20,000,000 more .: healthy . grownups, each 'producing at least $3 a day, Floyd W. Parsons writes in the World's Work. Therefore, it is plain that by dimply raising our standard of. hygiene we may effect a saving ot $60,000,000 each and every twenty-four ! . hours. Here is an economy worth ' practicing, in view of the fact that ; the war, as wasteful as it was, cost us only $35,000,000 a day. ". ".:""li"'t-a . tlcr::t Hen och rl-n-ays coae3 izt before the triz3 of a newplay. . . Uarconl succeeds in talking by; wire Jess 100 miles with absolute secrecy. He has some kind of a radio device that virtually makes It impossible for anyone to "listen in.? Only a ques tion of time until new discoveries will give , to radio communication all the privacy of a private telephone line. Science, is neglecting that side of wire less at present, and concentrating on broadcasting. w It Is a crafty plece of scientific - salesmanship, to! make the radio Industry grow ' like asparagus. For that purpose; the less secrecy the better:' Secrecy is the extreme oppo site of advertising.' ; London pastors are divided over the question of a person's right to sleep In church. . . One preacher wants slumber ers undisturbed, but draws the line at snoring. That seems fair enough. A snorer Is apt to wake-tip somebody in the next pew.'- The 10,000 . tourists who left New TQrk for, Europe In one day recently could not have" carried along' less than $5,000,000 and yet the old ; country complains thai ' the United t States ' is doing nothing to relieve its financial distress. - , ... . . ' ' CIHD REFUGES rhere is a conspicuous necessity ftr preserving wild bird life in a' good-, ltr-nnA niant3 ""by tils' prcsram, 'cxrt vmsny tlru -7- penalties will follow Our pres- this country. The Department of Ag- j nemt saje a int British riculture in Washington - informs , us . Gulana atamp- me of 1856, black on that the destruction of damaging in-j cuubM for 800,000 francs at an auc ects.by this wild bird life In the Unit-; tIon of fte am(mg Baron Ferrarl coi. ed States saves to the farmers no less 400, uiustrates the lengths to which than $400,000,000 annually. Thls.de- philatelic enthusiasts will sometimes partment, by the way, for a number of ' 0. t0, obtain their coveted treasures, years has been encouraging the move-' ; Au,0f. which is one more example of ment which provides for community ' Dlireiy : relative value. . Of itself ol bird refuges throughout the. country on practically no Intrinsic, worth , what- " V": "oowucic ever, such Is the htman sense of things And It Is Interesting to observe that - ttat for the gratification of. a whim oi co-operative preserves are increasing the jightest type men are willing to In ; proportion -each succeeding. year. pay a king's ransom, when thousands, 11 is Hia. idoi carojy any agricultural Alonaa Vi A fthaM f4fai nrA KaaWb j r" vvjfva &i.tvi vuuiy TT a io etui wo.tk.rn of the wild bird life in the rural dis tricts. We shoot lo kill birds without considering the menace in what we are doing. - Food and water supplies prop erly provided through . these refuges win eliminate the terrprlsm of a wide variety of . insects and prove econom ically, well worth the time and trouble involved.' perchance - but a' few .hours' journey away, may be In greatest need of dally necessities. Grand Jurors who ; advise the sub stitution of electrocution for hanging, while offering no consolation to those who disapprove of capital punishment, at l,east show they are In favor of modern improvements. ; "Nature supplies an abundance of everything,' declares a Tale professor. Not of wisdom, tolerance or unselfish ness. Nature goes-too much to voice and appetite and not enough to justice and reason. .. , ' Countess Wanda Lubrenska is In Paris, having fled from Russia. The war ' killed her husband, father and five brothers. Her five children are dead one killed by a runaway horse, second by. scalding, third by fire, fourth in a building collapse, fifth during a riot. While the countess-was telling her tale of woe to friends in Paris, she fell downstairs and broke both legs. . How does your lot com pare with hers? Have you troubles or ftwaWTBt-think you have? We are luever, so badly, off but what things jkaiaht be warle;. jniat Is worth re- A Pennsylvania complained that a charivari party made "heathenish noises" beating on pans and drums. But It could have been worse. They might have played saxophones and ukuleles. Yes, women are more efficient as detectives than men in catching the shoplifters in the stores. Imagine a man who could remember what a cus tomer had on when she came in. Marconi has made many visits to the United States and has never yet failed to have, a hopeful word about wireless. ' This time he has almost trailed "statl' to its lair. - Now; somebody or other has come, forward with an explanation of "bald ness in men. It completely reverses the old dictum to the effect that bald ness arises' from too persistent wear ing of hat or cap. The new theory "is that It is - the violet ray in the sun light which kills the hair and causes it to fall out For our part we be lieve neither theory, says the Michigan State Journal. Baldness is a distinc tion the Creator has served up from the beginning against this day when women have taken everything that ap pertained tq mane his trousers, his ballot, bis tobacco everything but "hia bald head. The distinction of the bald hed is vouchsafed to men as a grand hailing, sign amongst brothers. We have not yet come to the view that sci ence is . everything. We still like to believe in special dispensations. Keep your mind filled with creative thoughts and we will all be squeezing your hand and congratulating you for, one thing or another possibly . for making4rood with the manhood that Is jrours. And that, as you know, is a devil of a big: accomplishment better than leading the sales force, writing a successful play or a best seller, or per forming any other stunt that wins the plaudits of the mob. Southern Railyay System Shrine A Boston pastor has. been ousted be cause in saying gmce he prayed :. "Thank Thee, O Lord, for the French fried potatoes." That form of grace is not only , unconventional, but it might lead to Insincerity. Suppose, for Instance, suggests the Houston Post, there had been carrots on the table? - " There was once a time when the hurrying bicyclist was considered a menace to the human racethat should be abolished by the military if neces sary. That, however, was -years and years ago. In 1920 two-thirds of our newsprint was from wood grown on foreign soil. We paid $191,006,000 for Imported pulp wood, wood pulp and paper, and have become to this extent dependent upon markets beyoad our control. As the forest service pointedly states, we have mills 'without forests in the East, and forests without mills in the West Alaska, with its generous growth of spruce and hemlock, has but One mill. All this means increased cost and high prices. Nor can Canada be looked to Indefinitely as a source of supply. The logical remedy is to build more mills on the Pacific slope while reforesting the East says the Scientific American. . A market note says sugar has beeji advanced in price, a reminder of the days-when a grocer required a certi ficate of good moral character as a preliminary to selling a customer a pound at 80 cents. Ceremonial - Charlotte, N. C. - December 7 &r& 8. 1922 Account Shrine Ceremonial on , the above dates, the Southern Railway will sell roundl-tripickets toCharlotte, on the identification plan, at the rate of one and one-h4i: 'are for the round trip. Identifi cation certificates will be mailed to all Shriners. . The Siamese national anthem has 64 verses, and as is the case in our own country with the "Star-Spangled Ban ner," there are probably any number of Siamese who can hum them all. When it comes time to beat the rugs, father agrees that short skirts give freedom of - movement. Skill, money,, energy and time are de- 5 Horee sense will restore stable con ditions. - ' SPECIAL HOTEL CARS Will leave Asheville 7:00 A. M , Dec. 7, via Spartanburg And arrive Charlotte 1:20 P. M. Dec. 7th RETURNING Leave Charlotte 4:25 A. M Dec. 9th, via Salisbury Arrive Asheville 11 :20 A. M., Dec Lower berth rate for the round-trip, including occupancy at Charlotte, $9,00. Upper berth rate for the round-trip, including occupancy at Charlotte, $7.00. Round-trip railroad fare from Ashe ville $8.71. Equally low fares from all other sta tions'. J, H WOOD, Division Passenger Agent . Asheville, N. . 1 r. Dpyour winter popping now ! New winter merchandise arriving on every express. Come and see what "PATTERSON has for you. Compare "Patterson's" quality and you WILL SEE THE DIFFERENCE. hiw1i.mjiiiiiiiiiiu n u ii iiJJ'JLiiii'""'"! i I'i'iii'iii iii iipuwii 1,11 III II. Ml 111 w 1 fetes MmmMi 1 r" Arte iiitei i Blankets $J 0,00 all-wool Blank ets pink, brown, blue v and other plaids. , Special price $5.45 Coats. New shipment of : Ladies' and Misses herring jbone coats, brown, grey and tan - $9.95 to $19.95 i jfc...XM4.UwaMa ' Scarfs - .... . ; - . - ...j Ladies' all-wool anjrora ; scarfs; all colors, $5.00 value Special price $1.95 y- ' ' -f ; ' "v ' V"' ' Sweaters .. . , . , . . ;Childrois all-wool . ..sweaters,; $2.50 value. slV5fecial price ; 98c:: Jersey Suits New lot ladies Jersey Suits, all colors, $20.00 value. Special price $8.95 and $9.95 Hose Ladies' silk and wool hose, $2.50 value. Special price " 98c ,Drses Ladies' Dresses, values to $ J 2.50, assortment of styles. . Special price $4.95 Brassiers One lot- Ladies' Corsel ettes, all sizes, flesh col ors, $1.50 value. - , Special price 50c Unionsuits Men's heavy-fleece lined Unionsuits, $1.75 value. Special price ' ' 98c Sweaters One lot Men's Coat " Sweaters, grey and maroon colors. Special price $1.69 Vool Hose One lot of men's wool ' , grey hose, 50c value. Special price 29c Batting J5c roll Cotton Batting . while it lasts. . Special price 6c roll Slipover Sweaters New shipment : men's heavy slipover shawl collar Sweaters, $4.00 value. Special price $2.45 Young Men's Suits .New lot suits in blue . and brown with neat stripes, $30.00 value. Special price $22.95 Boy's Suits Boy's suits, sizes up to 8, assortment of colors, $4,50 value. ; Special price $2.98 New lot men's' worsted conservative suits, black with neat stripe, $22.50 value. ' Special price $17.95 The well res"?ed woman insists on good looking shoes. We have them; they are fashion's latest demand. You must see the graceful lines these shoes give your feet in order to know the difference between other shoes and ours. . . '. ' ,," . These shoes are made of splendid leather and will Sive you good wear. Come in today and be fitted to a pair, while we have your size. . . . -. - , z . . Our new undergarments, corsets and stockings will refresh your wardrobe; v ; - " ' . We sell Good Goods; we Price them jright A-, f ?A V ml Main Steet :; r ; : V : N. MORRIS, Manager The Most Complete Department' Store in Transylvania County .' 1. T " - Under Brevard News 4 '. i, ' "Si . A '! tH I' ll' - ..... . f -:- 1 I -V - i .

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