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l.'URSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1925
V. . i-:. BREESE : . . Owner,
STARRETTE & STERLING
Editors.
.MISS ALMA TROWBRIDGE
News Editor.
Telephones:' officii, 7; residence, 189..
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SUBSC R ! PTION RATES
(Payable in advance)
One year . $2.00
Six months 1.25
Three moaths 75
T\?i- :.n.;:ths " .GO
Al -.V K'lTiSlNCi RATES
. o.r n inch 30c
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v sr?i of Thanks, Notices of
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faUy siie many opisortuuil-i- :.!
cd'by the L'nivorsi'.y Exu-r: de
j tnu- ?... i:i iit ci :.cr i ; ? ?1 i v i ! n-tl.s for
highe r llehis of service in ali walks of
life.
WANT ADS PAY
HERE'S THE PROOF
Foi f'ne last 10 years 1 have been
spending $500.0-0 to lD'to.00 per
voar for acivertisinjr. Am ; roud to
.say The Brevard New- ha> brought
us greater results for the amount
spent with them than any other
paper we have tried. They sold us
CARLOAD of Chevrcdets in
J WEEKS, with 2 small sale ads in
'-.?'Diversified Column.
Ir seems strange to me that the
.merchants and business men of Bre
vard and Transylvania County, who
have anything to sell, trade or bup,
?would not fill up as much as one
page every week in classified ads.
? T. W. WHITMIRE.
PISGAH FOREST
Our pastor, Rev. Tipton, has been
?ngaged in a meeting at Little
.liver, the past week, but preached
?n interesting sermon here Sunday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reese motor
ed. to Boyston Sunday morning.
Misses Lillian and Ophelia Scott
and Guy Newton of Blantyre, vis
led (Hit- church Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Campfield and
Mrs. C. E. Campfield visited relatives
at Hendersonville Sunday afternoon.
This community is sorry to hear of
he serious illness of Mr. Haden Bar
?:i. ji;ui wish for him a speedy recov
ery.
e a-e h::\inga very good Sunday ?
?>'*>1 "ie Baptist church, and
.ii :i ;t >s ( etul-ed to every
, ?.?? mi;, i-iictn iiniy to come and
..i 1 ' ; r. We have q
?e.; ? wli' se heart is
? ' . in. v.\ School work.
" ?- ! s co-operation. So come.
? ? !) i." someone with you. "Let's
a real "standard first.''
v-. i >. Tipton has returned i
?? f.;.>iu Bui-riswllo. X. C.. wlu-n* '
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lUP.iiK'r of friends of M v.
ier Man. han'i, ifor.nnerly Miss
? ;siu*d hi r at her home ir.
*?! v.' ! . ^-.t -':s\ night.
,\r;l : u : i i lii._v (]e Ii icK IU.O
? ! t' !ii:s:>:an with Mr. and Mrs.
f 1 S.d >Iiei Sunday.
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aa'"ve*ai. .?_> ! tiie aai a oi our
I*', i . 'it L)U, at -.! o ? iT tiii *
>a. a rift ih s. uvo, with one of th?.'
v jo>t -'rap * at le'avcs and iiie
? dr:e>t fail ki.io.wii. This is u> be ae
. d iv" * 1 1 j x'. i" by the fTiv ieir
j W'Ji'jv "i *0U!' .lorjfxi' J," illV'l
1 iv ;:'t:u the j v -n piv ai'e -leaf ni-ig.
. ? i.ruv fea.iUO'i ih'i' ioyes.t
- m j ;he foists, ".viiivh
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I.K.. t.'.i osdy f'.;- lumber,. ',!11
. j*.e>.-rv'i'?yf Sir. *.va.< v \y.w .-v.*
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?' v..-.; :'!'.v?y.i ('ostJ ily a
*.\ !?? ? ? : rut <>t t.er ptuiii fcfrtwiti
that v . a?..- ot her, v -i* ;!: c:t; and cti
??? '? ;i. i!. Till: scene ? f a fores
. i; a: ways sjan. io ih eye.
> ? "ovcniiin'tit lias pas.-*-'! l?i\vs i ? ? ;*
?y y !'{?. y*(>(j .. .j \\]\\ ? >j- ? J iii'V-N ii;Hl
? :?>. i ' i niViijey tow-a::d- tfc<t.
v *ti Ltvi' e ? i i * uvenjent
!a'v.- a <i nv.'.\; eo-opera
i .i ,i'. ; or the j-.oVde.
i'hi* if? fHlli nne^i
ci* : ? ;it ;y 1:mvi hee'i i*o*iisider
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a;1-'. : n r-i- to- new t^ame
va;ii.?t*s 'are' ;!iat the li>:h
!i. ' u> he ?! to a ar
. .*.'W!.> '???!! I'f ib'V>. aa<! iliat ev<-:y
i. at. wi'!!, ! e . exiuirisd to have a !i
:*"Kse, own <>n his own la?nl..
A.Ve r.**f sorry to lose from cl'.V
con:hiua.'.y wv. < ail Robinson. and'
fat.j'i.y. Ibibln* ^n is ntovi.ijr ba;*.-. .
; h* f : ' i*:!ier notne in jacksoa.
t'cunly.
Mi*, i'. ?*. Johnson -if making plans,
to .?/ iiia fivuviiy here from tbeir
e iii ikoraiav Uv. aoi.nsisn is em-'
pl.iy.d by tiie Geiiett iAimber. Co..
v.h: h i; oi:e:*;;'.it:c oil o.'H' of the best
boutt'ia. aes of .-of*, won I limber in
the Coujiiy.
ill'. ?>e Smsih, who is in bu'-i-!
.'!< ri .Vheviile. is expected io
*i iiie . wee U-t :nl here with icia
tivi .-*. .
ib'of. (... K. KHenbur.ir. a. form :
a.*:' 'if ' lie school her* . was v*s-j
fiici-ls in vhe community San- 1
day. j
. ' - a* *. 13. C. Siicb Isoii a-nd .1. I I.. |
'i .t'.iae went to i a tti'.da, Ni. C . the ?
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.:i'v of the. weefc. . .' ?
Mi*. Columbus .Williams,' '-accompan
!?: a* paiiy of friends, motored
* ;:,*a.a;aa uii'tf;.' ' ?
Mr. r'rank Coi'j i' ( asiticrs, N.
.. was ;v business visitor here on
Friday.
i Miss Bertha Wood visited Miss
Kinu H;::k!e, on Saturday.
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The presont deficit in Su.t'e li- j
ra tecs is as nothing compared to tht j
loss suilired by landowners from the
washing and erosion of bare, un- 1
terraced hillsides. -'-!
.
A belt of trees by the farm build
jrg.s and orchard will protect them
from winter cold and summer heat,
.a aw, while winter winds are raging
is a good time to plan the location
for such a windbreak.
Do you like cross word puzzles?
Then laying out the garden on
j paper and working the plan in prac
| tice will be found just as interesting.
I An Edgecombe farmer learned
I through his County Agent that he
; could get the best cotton seed in
; North Carolina right in his own
county. . \ -|
People Should Know
Tubercular Symptoms |
Sanatorium, N. C., Feb. 4. ? The
Extension Department of the North
Carolina Sanatorium is trying to
make it possible for every person in I
North Carolina with tuberculosis to
find it out and to find it out in time
?to get well. To do this it employs two
?whole-time traveling specialists to
hold diagnostic clinics free of charge
in any part of the State. Dr. S. E.
Lee and Dr. D. R. Perry, the clin
icians employed for this work, are
experienced physicians in tubercu
losis.
A special bulletin, "Tuberculosis.
Its Symptoms, Cure and Prevention,"
'hat gives in detail the symptoms of
tuberculosis and what one who has
tuberculosis should do to to got well
is issued by the Extension Depart
ment. ii is sent free of charge to
any one requesting it.
iv. . ! y rooming from S to i 1 dia;
iiostic clinics, also free of charge, if
the patient writes for an appoint
ment, are held at the North Carolina
.Sanatorium, An appointment for ex
?mination can be made by writing1
i ? . ? t ? Ot'i i ? II ,i )|* ' > ; ? .*!??' '. | I ?).
j Many advt'inced cases of tU.bereu
| .'osi.-. say: "it' 1 only known tiv
| .nir'y s.mpto ms/ of tuberculosis!''
Marly diaguo: is
Viras; 'ive ; SUV
' for the State a
nivalis tu!<ercuHMi -
n iral Dunijey snye
(I for its citizen:;.
I Yi:e tri'i ii'l1 .elirr- uvocrct!".- '
| i-'inM.'' in North Carolina were first
! h: ."an a ' : lid. At thai time the work
\v.. ui.Us'r th; [supervision of and
! was iiiiaiv.-a! hyjilie W.rih farplinn
' 7d5.. rc^ir-is A ; .1. Since Keb-..
?
it' has ii. , e: on
tinier tin- ill " -tian ''f :h'.' Kxi'-nsioi
D'cparl'tiseh' of i!k .North Carolina"
r'iuni and ha." 1- en 'supneii'.l
. ??. Hfii'.' o. "at ia"..'. Vha . a ?!.
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' -d >>." i."H!;i..h"ilv'0 Wfl :'l "
a.', j.n.;}.- t:;.::ted' :*i.in-V. he>*" ??li.ii,
v.vra a.'gii:;. . r
!a < I i : : i c- . a.vay fr. m h Sa
?'.:?i\yuT ,;!ia
r::a. vitv t ii. a.Uv i a?' \ /.
..: . ?; .V. .i-. ' i\ iv* la-ague or ! ?
i; .: .. i t';v ii i )
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?< 'jfflV ('?' f'tfp!teSiii(v i :iv"'!s
?'.>/ a iii".' aii.siv. tak.t? I...* ?;
a "V-th ?>? ..tlu'M' vl"
i: ii i i* 'i.s Of*. jVi'tio 1 1 1 I he }"^xtcn-.
-ioii Department. Saniaoi'i'.'ili. ('.
Kve'y jicr (?:i . i'? \ ' , Ci. M'l'v,a
?i ??(!?! h.i \ i tin ."p'ti; a j . . ? v . : ?:il cx
Hut .it- is ab.h'.L i'n'prr::?
: iyv? that ;h-- fiVjJoy^i/ig cla.'svs of j .'
a.- he n i-'V'd : .1. T!i . v y,!;.) ita- y
. '.::y <>ne pf thi ' synip;j.'i s of .tijb^'l'
rula i ?. ij; Th;'-'e "who.
lie.ely i xposi d to infect ion by an
cast- in il.c family, e --
' jw-ekiMy t* i i :! rl r A j ; ;r \vhi i!"
ii; a?jy ?v.iy am! 1'j.s ?a/. o!itaina<1 :?
i\v lii^i.m sis of ;.Koiha"r * 'i ' .
ease.
JJy v.'rithvr 'la.- ^>.te??;on D?-part
: any .cit'V V ?
cf X* rtii ' ( '; roiina. wlv * haa It'll i -
what it ou.uht to be. may retn ve
free of charge in -fo.^nation that mnv
keep the citizen from Jilliitg an uii
timely gtavc. a viiilm i f tubran
iosi> that va h t have in an cured.
IsJsiX DECAY
The Worst Thief
TT O.M KOW'X ERS put up fences,
j a ,riiles and shutters to discour- j
:tr thieves and leave the tioor
wide open to a thief who takes over
$!,0u0,utl0,0()0.00 worth of, property
every year. .Wherever wood is left
unprotected with paint and varnish, j
"Will - Docay" effects an entrance j
with moist ure and rot fungus. Car
penters follow his coming. Owners
must pajj heavy rcp?ir bills to re
olace whfit he takes.
Tom. Tarheel says that the eHl- ]
I dren don't, seem to need the sul
phur and molasst . - i
"after. eating cabba; ?<:, collar -j* -'..rid >
turnip salad all win.vr.
Dairy cattle may be improved by j
the use of a good herd sire. D '.iry ex- |
tension workers of State College are
planning a careful campaign to pro
mote this idea during the present
year.
DIVERSIFIED ADS
MONEY TO LOAN ? on improved
farm land? at six per cent, for
long or short term, in amounts
from three to fifty thousand dol
lars preferred, however ono
thousand dollar loans will be ac
cepted.
A. F. MITCHELL, Atty. 4t 2-1'J
Smiths Barber bhop
ol'k TWl-NTV YKARS
lv.\ i'hfs i J..vL lv !'.? ill.
KARHKR TRADK AS
sri-M'.s you satts
!? ACTION.
Smiths Barber Shop
NOTICE
For the next 60 days, J. A. BAKER
of- The .J. A. 1 taker Packing C?,.
Avhevilie. N. v .. will ji:.y :]((??? ,<
pound for Dried lied Pepper I'm!
and 40c per pouivd for Carde:
Sage as Dried Leaf Sage.
?It 1-2JI
Ll^GS FOR HATCHING
White Le.'.l'orn.- ? Eti'ji's from :mi
?>}' th" v("*v ftl my t'.vft-y v7:.
old ll'-ck. and 'he filled coc'kre.:
thai could !>e bought. $1."?0 j.
?;etAng <?1" i">, Special p:\:es ?
quantity lots. 2
C. C. YO.NGUE
HAVE YCJ A VACANT LOT er a
few acres in or around IJivva.ii
that you would ? : ?> . :<i;h.:n .
for a ^Obd used bat. nai-abn..
.v.ilwniobdeV li so call an<l
\Y il! t ! \i (j1* tr-i.vv* Dxic.
V/H!T?liRH MOTOR SALSb
j PiA': ? Pa
ij/t-.! ?'.'lori-c l-land !i. ??!,-? .mil *A'h..c
?/Li ;:.jn :'i". i' ri'.r;;. . ri . .
5 TOWERS POULTRY FARM
WA^il 1I:J? .V3v, r.~ ay . .f?.
S^ikii. ( ji.hi . c* . i *. ? '"iji: :; a
'y.
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r.V;'S ,i l tlie Ik*.. ;:i th- < otlii . .
ASK Till*] FARM ACL", i" K .??
i v.; ha ? ? <>ii aiv l>u\i . V. .
i .?> '?.?.! a*.'! ! ^ fejji : il : ? ? , ' *..j?
.. i--:'ds. V. i' iiavi tilt ill ? m D..
i jved fcgijs' $1.00
>i,Uinjt- ? Put in you,- oi'ti; . !it?c
. RQ \ DKI.OXC
| .Vj : 3 5 iViAK K. t l.i A :
()n A.' .ill i,!;); innniin;..' of fai.li .
L'o. I !??? <!i ; . !i. auyel c..i?se ? an: i"
fi or,! our in: . : Aiiss \>. apjf .vi'pMri
of Lit:!-.' Kive . Sin was a dai.;;:!A
of ??i\ ii till .'i rs. I i . I . rvilpyiri^
and, was a di-voi< :? (i'l'i-.ian.
a iiH iviiei* of the 1 it}!e i.iVi i t-Ja..'.
? ifcifd}. Sir, 1. veu in r ve!ik'?..-i. ? -v.
? ;;:nl lii ?ol?;:h u? . loa.u'
' ?. : '\v.r.v aatieat and eheeri'ui.
:!v ? ha.i :!r f.ain:' : 'of h'raiS .....
r.j ;?!(<: wha-li rr-- . it.- ii;:!iv !o
i
i: coiot.- -'. withoul mu iViUi iirj
?She >v.i a '.WTch.r hi the sell..
! of t"'i:' Cnaitly liiiii! rec<- iliy \v?5
' she ' h.t<j .-iu'a uj? u..nhiii;r and ?v
. -:iliy si, ivmvra;?hir work in \\ in.-ti
Sak'iii ;v!i?'ii disease groped its .v
in ai.',! Lvoft out the life which
lit ar io all who knew her.
She <peni her last few months at
ii in6; wiiere evt rythiivj? th;'.: lovhuv
h;ind< Could .io was done for her. :
they could not'. .stop i he hand of
death;
She leaves lvove a father, mother,
iiye sisters and one brother.- as she
{roe> to join the sister who has ^on
before.
Yfs, we riisj her. There's a vacant
chi.i.r at the hearthstone, a sweet
ami tender voice is heard there no
ir-ore and the footsteps we dearly
ioved to :U ar, an row listened fo;
in: vain. Her life is iinished, her wo> '?
done and now she sleeps:
"That blessed sleep that will nor
break
Fo" tears, nor prayers, nor love's
sweet sake:
That, perfect rest that knows no
pain,
No throb, no thill of heart or
brain.
That life sublime beyond all speech,
That only the pure through dyin'j
reach."
A survey of nearly four thousand
farms in four states shows that three
fourths of the farmers have adopted
improve:! agricultural ptactices a.;
result of airrii-ult'.r'id extension work,
according. t.o figures recently released
by the United States Department of
Agriculture.
The reason why extension work
ers devote so much attention to chil
dren is because youth will use this
knowledge for many years, while the
adult can use it only a few at best.
PHONE 142
For
Quick Service and QUALFI Y Goods.
I carry a complete line of Si, i pie
and-Fancy Groceries.
I also carry a complete line of Genera' Merchandise.
PHONE 142
CALDWELL SI. M F '? ; I!! DING .!! THE i.l :>l -J '.Vii ??''?7.
BREVPP, -
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Spec
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m/s /or t 'asf>
c n So. turdaxs
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2 Cans S: ok leys Tomatoes !v . :. . . . v*-:
2 Cans Stoklcy:. Orn . Vjc
fi 2 Cans Stokfcys Peas :,jc
^ 2 Cans Sto'- 'cys String lfcans. 45 c
M 2 Cans oto'dcys Kraut ?f*
^ 3 lbs. Pest Lo : c Ground Cc :: . . U '
'1 3 Cans No. 2 Poik and Beans jjc |
? ' 2 Can? No, ? 25c
2 Cm> P i: Salmon i5c S
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Phcns 108 |
FOR QUICK SERVi-Ck I
H
- - -t ?-r- -ffry. ' ? t,, ~ i < ?.?. -unat.'j
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Pack From The Cleaners
When your Ck-l he: crme back Itvr Clean
ers do they look like r.;\v? They ii you
send them to us for r leaning anc p-\ > we
guarantee your Sctrd action villi i;vr v -
QT7 PRESSING C UB
I'p ] :i
Main Street BREVARD, X. C.
We .Do Enlaijing
Let us make an enlargement fir- -nat
favorite kodak negative ot ycurs.
We h ve a laige assortment 1 1
mouldings, If you have a t;
picture that yo.i wish to pres.:. ' let
us frame it for you. Prices reasor. .'V.
We have installed an Up-Tn O.'t: ..-.ma
ture finishing department ai <.ic } . f.irc:.
to do this kind of work for you. ! hi: ur
service.
AUSTINS ' STUDIO
McMinn Building
Wm. C. Jiustin Mildred G. JIustin
Phone 3 1
BREVARD, J\{orth Carolina