THE BllEVARD NEWS, BREVAB D, NORTH CAROLINA
FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923
THE BREVARD NEWS.
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Second Class Matter.
Wm. A. BAND Editor.
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hat I term their duty, by present
to a Grand Jury of the Court
hat meets in a few days, a bill and j
isk that the Grand Jury act thereon.
I woyld not be so cowardly, if I
vere a man, to hide behind spires
o make such accusation. If I were
oirig to spread slander, I wouiu
pread it from man to man and not
:ause the same to be mixed up with
women's organizations.
I realize the unpopular attitude i
hat it places me in, to have to enter i
nto a newspaper controversy, but I !
im a poor man, and I have) no other ;
ivay in which to express my sent! j
nent to the people among whom I.i
live.
Sincerely,
D. H. GILLILAND
MONEY TO LOAN
Money to loan through the Brevard
National Farm Loan Association by
the Federal Land Bank. Application
must be in by April G for this allot
ment. Any one wishing to make ap
plicaton for this loan will see
C. K. OSBORXE
Sec. Treas.
Address All Communications To The
Brevard News:
FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1923
THE PRAYER CORNER
SPEAKING AT HOME
How do we speak at home? Are
wi' tenderly affectioned uiic to anoth
.;.' Some are all sweetness and
vrrace only toward those outside of
the domestic circle. The yart. oblig
iiiir as the day Is long towards neigh
lies and friends in whose presence
they permit no outbursts of passion.
Socially they are very genial. So far
i- th,. general public is- concerned,
they are agreeable enough
But follow them into thv household
and their words do not flow . moothly.
'They snap up at those who stand in
leare-relation-- to their, and they
are mythng'but gentle and consider
ate in the family. They explode with
anyer. if things do not nuivt. to suit
their whines. They ftorm away at
.' great rate if anything coos wrong,
at every little annoyance. Probably
Ihey often ha, grounds of rrovoca
lion, but even they they hould in
creasingly learn to possess the soul
in patience.
To be a Christian is to be pleasant
in the home, is to refrain from violent
.speech there, and from is quite as
bad, namely, an incessant nagg ing
- ner-i-tent prod-iincr.
We cannot think of the Master for
ever irritating and unneeesanly
assailing those He love.). He did
...omctimos reprove, as He did the
iu rveous Martha who onc e made her
self so disagreeable and occasionally
He broke forth into real indignaton
iind gave the scathing rebukes, but
H(. was never what we t-rm peevish,
lie was not a petty false "inder. His
genera! disposition wa.- amiability
itself. He went about rot fretting
and fuming, but doing good. That
should be our prevailing temper,
"Kindliness."
A F-RAYER
O God, Heavenly Father, we pray
'Thee by Thy Fatherhood, teach the
hearts of parents. Give them wisdom
ar.d patience. Help them to know
what to grant and what to deny.
Deliver them alike from Toolish fond
ness and from aimless harshness.
Through the memory of Thy love
give them such an understanding
heart, a may shun all partiality
and may discover and foster every
seed of goodness. Make them glad
to cooperate with all means of educa
tion and growth which State and
church provide.
Help Oem humbly and -Surrender
Iheir children t
claims of life in the ser"
fellowmen. May their f; ' ::
"love to their children .. ' ' 'd
hood's share in the
5ower by which young ii
mad(. strong. Thrc;,.
child likeness may they '
to their children th
Everlasting Kingdom.
.Ohri.-.t, our Lor.!. Ai
Mrs. Clarence F. Poole and little
on. Clarence F., Jr., of Asheville,
X. C, are spending a few weeks with
Mr. Poole's mother, Mrs. R. S. Fuller,
of Fairbanks Avenue, Winter Park,
Fla. Mr. Poole expects to join his
wife for a short visit with Tiome folks
there and return home with Tvlrs.
Poole.
Mr.-. H. (J. Bailey mod at her
'.tome near Brevard on Tuesday,
March IS, after a short illness. An
obituary will follow in next week'
i-sue.
News was received this week stat
i:ig that Mr. W. A. Allnock, who was
.'! a resident in Brevard, was kill
1 by a logging train at, hi.-, home in
Wavcross, Ga.
DOGWOOD WANTED raying j
highest prices. Sixteen dollars j
and up. Cash as delivered at mill j
or on railroad siding. Car load
lots. Brevard Manufacturing
Co., V. Fontaine, Manager. tfc.
WILL SELL at auction for cash
household furniture belonging to
late Mis- Bailey at her resi
dence on April 3, 1923 at 11 A. M.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
as good as new (guaranteed) to be.
Reasonable. Apply News Office.
WANTED Men or women to take
Orders for genuine guaranteed hos
iery for men. women and children.
Eliminates darning. Salary $7" a
week full time. $1.50 an hour spare
time. Beautiful spring line. Inter
national Stocking Mills, Morristown,
Pa.
FOR SALE Select thoroughbred
Paired Plymouth Rock Egrs for
hatching $1.."0 for 15 eggs.
3-23-4tpd. H. C. RANSOM.
Phone 22.
April TSie
First !
own
to Thy
:h Jesus
C. D. C.
TO WILLIAM A 'A'D, EDITOR
BREVARD NEW REVRD N. C.
Dc Sir:
I wish you mid publish in the
coh'-ms of vour paper the following
.sta' vient of exoneration:
I understand that from some
soune there has been a slander of
my r: me and reputation, in that c
tain m alicious persons have wilfull.'
ana v antonly made false statemen
and : ?usations against me by sayim
'that J have been in the habit of
'"bootlegging," or selling whis' in
'-Transylvania county, North Cp- 'Vina.
( I want to state first that this is a
m&Ucous lie. I care not from what
source it comes. During my brief
stay in Transylvania county, extend
ting over a time of two years, I have
riever sold or offered to sell any
whiskey in any quantity to anybody,
and that I look with contempt and
with disgust upon such flimsy flound
erings on the part of persons, organi
nations, corporations or anything or
.-anybody else who would discuss such
subject -.regarding me or anybody
else in public or private conference.
If anv person or persons or any or
"animation in Transylvania county or
3n any other county knows what they
Are talking about, I defy them to do
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The Kodak Album
It's a loose-leaf zo that new pages may be added as
desired, and it is so good looking that you will want it
in evidence.
Just the thing for you or th: children.
Prices as low as 90c for loose leaf. Others as low
as 25c.
FRANK D. CLEMENT,
The Hallmark Jeweler.
We wlli install our Savings Department.
Pass books will be issued to each depositor
carrying accounts in our Savings Depart
ment. Interest comopunded quarterly at
Four Per cent.
We have several hundred small Savings
Banks for the children, which will help
them to save their pennies and other small
change. Start your children right by help
ing them to save while they are young.
Total Resources $800,000.00
Brevard Banking Company
"SAFETY AND SERVICE"
Brevard,
North Carolina
United C
Southern Railway System
Annual Reunion
onfederate Veterans
New Orleans, La April 10-13, 1923
Account of the above occasion, the Southern
Railway will sell round-trip tickets to New Orleans
at the following fares:
For members of the United Confederate Veterans
and immediate members of their families accompany
ing them, one cent per mile distance traveled in each
direction.
For Sons of Confederate Veterans, Confederated
Southern Memorial Association, United Daughters of
the Con-federacy, and sponsors, matrons and maids of
honor, one first class one-way fare for the round trip.
All tickets to read via the same route in each
direction.
DATES OF SALE Tickets will be sold from
Western North Carolina points April 6th, 7th, 8th
and 9th.
FINAL LIMIT Final limit of all tickets to be
April 30th.
All tickets will be sold on the identification cer
tificate plan, certificates having been issued by proper
authorities of the Confederate Veterans' Association to
veterans and their families, which entitles them to
rate of one cent perfnile, miles traveled, and also sepa
rate certificates for Sons of Veterans, Confederated
Southern Memorial Association, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, sponsors, matrons and maids of
riDnor at rate of one standard fare for the round trip.
Through car arrangements and positive rates
will be announced later.
J. H. WOOD, Division Passenger Agent
42 Haywcoi Street, Asheville, N. C.
Will the Spring Rains Catch
You With a Leaky Roof?
April showers bring May flowers" and
trouble for the man with a leaky roof !
Possibly your roof is O. K tight as a drum
but to just "guess so" may cost you heavily when
the first hard rain comes. Why not be sure.
It won't cost anything to give your roof the
"once over" to find out exactly what shape it's
in and finding out RIGHT NOW may save
you considerable expense a little later on. New
plaster and wall paper do cost money, you know.
If you find that you need to make a few repairs
or need a new roof, we'll be glad to have you come
to us for information and prices. We do know a
good bit about roofs, and what we know is yours
for the asking. We carry a complete line of roofing
materials, and furnish, without charge, estimates
of the cost of re-roofing or making repairs
P. S. Speaking of Spring rains reminds us that hand-in-hand with wet
weather comes MUD! And mud usually means tracks through the house
and more work for mother. How about that walk you've been going to
build? If you'd like to know more about CEMENT for cement walks and
how much it will "set you back" we'll be glad to have you ask us. Come in
or phone us:
Miller Supply Company
J. A. MILLER, Manager
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