THE BllEVARD NEWS, BREVACD, NORTH CAROLINA
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1923
EEHE5E23
HOMES AND HOMES
To say that the orphaned children,
are the most fortunate would be to
state the matter too strongly. But
certain it is that Koine orphans have
an advantage in that the right sort of
homes are chosen for them by ex
perienced and kindly supervisors of
the asylums or other institutions that
have undertaken responsibility for
the child's well-being. The child who
lives wilh his own parents is subject
to whatever conditions happen to pre
vail in the particular home he has
been born into, says the Boston Her
ald. If he has been allotted wise and
considerate parents, willing to create
. a helpful atmosphere, the child is.
Indeed, blest. If he has drawn fool
ish, inconsiderate and selfish parents,
lie is far worse off than the orphaned
waif, who is placed in ft carefully se
lected home, there- to be properly
trained and nurtured. It is a pity that
every child cannot have a proper
home, with his own mother mil! faih
er. But, of the two classes of
"orphans," these whose parents are
dead and those whose parents are
false to them, the former are not al
wavs the worse off.
See Us For Staple and
A writer in the Christian Science
Monitor says: "Several years ago,
when I was working for a moving
picture company, an or:...::izal ion of
writers asked me to talk to them
about writing for the screen. The only
thing I said was that the bei way
write for the screen was to forget
tiie screen and write as well as they
knew how. Anything le.-s than that.
I jointed out. wonld be unfair to both
tlit- writer and the screen. 1 nless tue
screen could make use of the writer'-,
iinost work he would be doing himsi 0
a grave injustice to take it into con
sideration.
r.ioi'co er.
the
screen
though it had not then discovered the
fact, was in dire iv of real li!"ra
tare, literature embodying American
ideas and ideals, and writing done to
measure would prevent the screen
fiom developing to a point where it
would be the author's servant and not
liis master."
FLOUR OUR SPECIALTY
We will save you money if you trade with
us, We will save you one dollar or more
on every barrel flour. Canned goods and
cereals.
J. P. DEAVER & CO.
Phone 118 Cor. Caldwell &. Main Sts.
mr m am an
"There are a million varieties of size,
style and kinds of shoes made in the
United States; u.C'.U of axes; 7..'h'J of
firearm cartridges; -X of United
State- Hags," savs V. A. iMirgtn, a
Cldcag" huMncs executive, who has
temporarily given up his private con
cerns to he a special assistant to Sec
retary Hoover in elimination of the
vate ;n industry. "The waste in six
leading industries is placed at 40 ier
cent." continued .Mr. Durgin in em
phasizing the fundamental economy
that should go a long way toward
m.-ikit g American industry prosper
ous. ' Forty per cent of the capital,
material, labor, mental effort just
hrov:i away with nothing to show for
it. V.: if t; is is only half right it
meat.- 1 o;:t of. every .S." destrojed."
'o';;,-ge graduate! get a lot of "kid
ding" f eesuise of the widespread no
tion ti. ,t they are puffed up ami ex
pect 'o worid fall at their feet.
The Christian S -ienee Monitor sug
gests that tliis i- .': tni" of the col
lege graduate. The Monitor prohably
is right. !: !' :a-ral!y accepteil no-!-ns
are false. i llv the famous
-ou:itry ('(litor. '.'.rites; "lines a red
Hag re; !ly ;. a !::!!? We are al
ways : !;;iiig ;.! :t it. but did you
ever personally i;:;.iw a hull to take
after anything red';"
IJohir.s. thrusi.es, linnets, nuthatches
and all kinds of song-birds' and Insect
eaters which are juotecteil by law and
eever killed by Americans are being
slaughtered by thousands by foreign
ers who obtain hunting licenses ille
gally and belie'e that the licenses
authorize- them to kill anything, ac
cording to J"hn '. I'.urnham, president
of the American flame Protective as
sociate n.
A Chicago man got fined a dollar
in a police court for swearing at un
dertakers who were about to begin
work en him. He should have wait
ed until they finished their job, and
then sworn out a wararnt against
them.
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Harvard astronomers announce that
diameter of the universe Is six
s as long as it was formerly sup
d to be, but even at that there
i not seem to be any place where
:i can throw his old safety razor
An American soldier who deserted
at Coblenz and turned up in Moscow
has asked to be sent to Leavenworth'.
He appears to have discovered that
American punishment Is better than
soviet freedom.
Soviet propagandists In the United
; States might well curb their enthu
;stasin until sovietlsm In Russia man-
.' pKcr to provide at least one square
jncfil a day for all Russians.
When we tell you that we handle GOOD
Groceries, we mean the BEST. Our
line is the cream of the trade, and no
better is to be found. Here you can get
everything and sometimes merethat
is usually carried in a grocery store, and
if you have not been trading with us
we solicit a trial order.
X M. MITCHELL
Established J 9 04.
SELLS 'EM
Con Main and Caldwell Sts.
If Don't Carry Water f
Don't be a slave to your dishes. Save
the time and drudgery of carrying and heat
ing every bit of water you use. Install run
ning water right in your kitchen.
Turn the convenient faucet and have
hot or cold water immediately. The satis
faction you will experience will repay you
many times the cost of such a system. Let
us figure on your plumbing at once.
Our repair department is equipped with
the idea of prompt service in any
emergency at the least expense
possible.
NICHOLSON & DUCLOS
Plumbing, Tinning and Sheet Metal Work
y f ' .pt write a letter of protest to
-yd postmaster if you get a twenty
inch alligator in your morning maiL
tie n:hy not be -welcome, but he If
entirely legal, according to the latest
ruling of the Post Office department.
The . City Market
The oldest meat and grocery house combined in
this commun;ty, but always progressive and up-to-date.
For Fresh and Country Cured Meats always
kept in our sanitary two-ton capacity ice box, with
a refrigerator display counter together with expert
meat cutters and butchers of many years experi
ence, you can be assured of prompt, efficient and
ccrteous treatment.
The City Market
S. F. ALLISON, Prop.
Meats and Groceries
Main Street Phone No. 47
Warranty Deeds and Deeds in Trust at News Offic
1
It's easy enough for any store to say it's
saving people money, butafter all
IT'S THE ACTUAL ACCOMPLISH
MENT THAT COUNTS WITH YOU
It isn't any wonder that this business is growing by leaps and
bounds when it has been giving values like these tolcf of here.
JEROME & PUSHELL
It's Your Department Store-Use It
During the next week we will sell
any article in the store at cost price.
TURNOVER IS THE BUGABOO OF
A MODERN GOOD BUSINESS
Three reasons that stand out why
you should do your trading with us this
1 . It gives you the opportunity to fill your needs
below regular prices.
2. Every article in the store is of "FIRST"
quality, with a guarantee on same.
3. The values are simply amazing.
We sincerely believe that this is the
best buying opportnniiy possible to
present.
e don't care about how many
sales you have been fed on.
It's this kind of a proposition that
holds the confidence of the people
gk , in the institution that presents it.
All Week--Goods at Cost Price
LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Ladies Corsets, flesh color, ARP
all sizes ""b
Ladies' Cotton Sweaters, " QCp
all sizes 03b
Fast color Gingham, 1 Qp
all colors '3b
Outing, 1 Cp
all colors ' 3
Heatherbloom Underskirts, QCp
all colors 33b
Dresses, Suits and Coats.
Making room for our Spring Goods.
Everything goes AT COST.
MEN'S DEPARTMENT
Men's Cotton Sweaters, QCp
all sizes 03"
Men's Dress Shirts, with and 0 Qp
without collars, all sizes OOb
Men's Blue Chambray Q7p
work shirts Jib
Men's Fleece Lined ARp
Undershirts T"3b
Men's all heavy English' Wool Hose,
all colors and all 7Rp
sizes ' 3b
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Any suit or overcoat in the store will
be sold at cost price. .
JEROME & PUSHELL
It's Your Department Store "Use It"
On Broad Street
Next Pisgah Bank
Brevard, N. G