5sis
id in the money
less. It has been
^tuberculosis patient
Tor an average of two
^ ?rd years, for one year of
is probably unable to earn.
rerv community may help to
rprevcn t this dread disease by edueat- :
ing itsciiizens in the importance of
> health : through establishing clinics;
through tuberculosis nurses who
teach health in the home and
schools; through the establishment
of hospitals, sanitoriurr.s, open-air !
schools where the disease may be
best treated.
Those - buying these little Christ
ity
The dusfl^ by airplane to con
trol boll weevil in Scotland County
was a fine advertisement for people
to watch the boll weevil. The
presence of the plane did lots of
grooii, says County -Agent S. K.
Evans.
Six new water systems have be; n
instalk-d by fanners of Lee County
this simmer, reports county agent
tv. O, McMahon. Two surveys for
tn.?talliiijr hydraulic ram? were made
recently, he states.
10 Per Cent Reduction on
Tires and Tobes.
[FfiOM NOW TO CHRISTMAS
"ft to Make Changes First ot Year.;
.'he following sizes in standard llMOO
MILE TIRES ON HAND :
30 x 3 1 - Cord
32 x 4 4 Cord
33 x 4 Cord
33 x 4 fe Cord
35 x r? Cord
33 x 6.20 tits 4 4 rim Balloon
30 x 3 fabric
Red Tubes of these and other sizes
CALL WHILE THEY LAST
Cascade Filling Station
Are You Looking For a Farm?
We have listed with us some of the best tarm land in
Pickens and Greenville Coun'ies, S. C.
All near N. C. Line.
GOOD BUYS FOR THIS WEEK.
160 acres on Main Greenville and Punkintown Road. Start to top
?oiling this ro.xa April' 13th. 18 acres in Bottom, 2 ^ooa Houses
and outbuildic Can be divided in 2 nice farms. Pric.-- S-J3 ace.
66 ?cres or. Cjcod Road near Dacusviiie. One house and 'o'-tbuHiI
ing. Price $30 per acre.
DAGUSVILLE REALTY CO.
DACOSVIUE, S. G.
N. EL Wiams, Pres. Phona 31 1 1
FOR EXPERT
Cleaning, Pressing and
City Pressing Club
One of the oldest established business in town
Expert Workmanship ? Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
Oodles called for and delivered
Promptly.
94 ROLAND OWEN, Prop.
/
0.
office re- 1
'or the week- It is
self-evident fact that Bre
continues on the boom, even
iugh the real tourist season is
several months in the future.
The deeds as recorded from De- 1
cember 8 to 16 follow:
H. C. Case and wife to Charles
Ashworth, 50 cent stamp.
H. C. Fisher and wife to C. L.
Wheeler, $3.00 stamp.
C. A. Thomas and others to Miss |
Vera Jackson, 50 cent stamp.
V. Ei Huggins to J. S. Silversteen,
?-.50 stamp.
II. ('. rase to Florence Kern, $1.00
J. li. Tinslcy to Pat Henry, 50]
cent stamp.
v. Gardner to . S. Bradley,
$10 and other considerations.
W. B. IV v? ?<> W/'E. Breese, $10
and other considerations.
G. M .Aiken, guardian, to Geo. B.
Cure ton, 50 cent stamp.
I'. K.. Gar<!:ier to Louis Bryan
Beckworth. a'aa otner consider
ations.
!?'. K. Gardner to It. F. GlaZener,
$10 and oihtr consideratic*;?.
Walter Halt and Jerry Jerome, to
Pisgah Realty Co., $5.00 tamp.
Jennie C. Robinson Keating to
Mattie C, Carson, 50 cent stamp.
Iv. L. Gash. commissioner. to M.
M. Feafcter, $2.00 Stamp.
.M. .V. ^custer to G. K Fitchett,
$5.00 stajhp.
! i? I A !.J to' F- s. Draper
' iIVl'
. Petit i to. H. H .P;ittois. :>4.50
y-imp.
"T. E. Patton. Jr. to R. W. Estcs
W. A. Bclfc,
Craig Whitmire to A. P. Bell,
$1.00 stamp.
J. F. Hayes to T. P. Galloway, 50
cent stamp.
C. A. Thonias and others t" Jen
nie M. Shea, $50 and other c<il.?i:i
?rations.
Sol. A. Carter to W. V. Sw.viS, lr
$10 and other considerations.
F. K. Gardner to W. A. Swain.
$10 and other consideration-.
F. K. Gardnei to W. A. Swain. $10
and other considerations.
' W. E. Breese, trustee, II. H.
j Pattyn. >1.00 Stamp.
Geo, 11. Smatheis to Ralph R.
Fisher. stamp.
J. II. Tinsley to John C. Tin^ey,
50 cent stamp.
11. C. Case 10 C. F. Misenhehner,
r.0' cent stamp.
F. K. Gardner to \\ . 0. Wolf, $10
and other considerations.
C. P. White and wife to Miss
Maiguerite Robertson, $1.00 stamp.
C. P. White and wife to C. S. Os
borne and wife. $1.00 stamp.
GET BROILERS READY
EARLY MARKET
One of the main things fori live
stock and poultry producers in
North Carolina to leara is she time
to l.urket. For instance, h1 oiler=
wcr_* sold lit carlot shipments t"*.-r
[trftv V ** r : : n ?' .|f tl.'*
last / prjll, Vt ' ?*?' ?r/vjk
.-j.Tents of the Agricultural Extens
ion Service cooperaV-^K with the
Stat*> Division of Markets received
45 cents per pound for broilers in
ca riots.
! Xext March and April, this poultry
| will probably be .veiling for 00 to
G5 -cents per pound and livestock
Specialists say that some of us will
be wishing for broilers to sell. Some
counties arv now preparing1 to take
advantage of this market and ar
ranging to ship a full car of broil
ers about the first of April. Market- 1
ing specialists state that a full car
of broilers at fifty cents per pound
will bring in not less than $6,000.
This amount of money counted
out to farmers at one time for
poultry in early April is not idle
dream, say? V. nV. Lewis, livestock
marketing specialist. There urc
some lounties where many caAs of j
broilers could be shipped in early
sprinp. If we are to ?. _:fiint^^t?> j
boast of our great climaw it
time our livestock and poj
?irodncers took advantage
climate and realised its wor
them in advantages over thosej
tions whe e competition is
in so far as cheapness of
i? concerned.
To take advantage
producers must
that
a
in the; near future.
No communist or socialist cnn|
present! a program for government
which will compare with the one we [
now have. But if we sit idly by)
and fail to meet the arguments of
communists and socialists, with facts
which HTill puncture their visionary
schemes^ then the safety of our na.
;on is at stake. If we minimize th
.nfluence of the agitator he gai'i
strength merely because his state
ments are not answered.
Neither socialism nor communisn.
.an gain a lasting foothoi<i in thi.
country if we all do our duty in
broadcasting a tenth part of the
advantages under our present form
of government winch has proven it
self far superior to any plan ve.
offered that would change its basic
principles.
Communism and Socialism can on
ly poiiit to a long record of failures
with resulting misery to the delude'!
Soliuwers of such teachings,.
Lnder no other government in the
world have the masses of the people
been given such equal opportunities
as in America.
With 16.337,605 electric light an?
power customers, 15,000.000 auto
mobiles, 14,000,000 telephones, (J,
000,000 phonographs and 3.500,000
radios, 110,000.000 Americans enjoy
more of these modern conveniences,
PATE NTS
are beinsf quickly sold to manufacturer^
and capitalists. \|
If jou have c!i Invention, send ns a '
model or sketches /or search and report I
on patentability.
Our book on patents *>nd trade-marks
sent to any address.
D. SWIFT & CO.
7th & E. Sis., Washington, 0. C.
i Established In 1880.
lived for so
years, nut it actually reduces in a'
large measure the liberties and
|les of all other coun
What we consider
usually classed as
of the world,
thance that Amer
in the largest
use. It is
the individu
freedom for
ambition
has been
he world
yet of
Socialist
in any
d freed
ins have
md fiftv
some hundre
protection guaranteed to ri<h ?n<l
poor alike by our constitution.
Every citizen should know the.??*
facts and thousand* of others like
them. We should present them
whenever possible to counteract *pur
ious proposals which if not defeated
can undermine the strongest govern
mental structure that exists today.
Smiths Baiber Shop
Oi k twknty years
kxpkriknck in thk
ItARBKR TRAI>K AS
SURES YOU SATIS
FACTION.
KOHLtR AUTOMATIC
electric ugkt
PLANTS
Are /beacons for the
Uriijfed States Aerial
Mail
If/these plants are reli
>le enough to stand
tyhe test of the United
States government, and
are used in directing*
our aerial mail from
coast to -"coast, they
surely will fill all - the
need that you will have
for one. Let us call on
you and explain this
wonder, or better still,
let us install one for
you that you may see
for yourself what this
plant can do.
Phone 22")
R.F.THARP
THE PLUMBER
BREVARD - - N. C.
rfmirial tr.6%1 btccon. Farm
trivil'i . lit hlf J Ajr
kikhr L In trie Vlc.nl
[tkltr AuUmatit M?tirl D
1500- wm. 110 ?u!t. U. C.
r
Che? jtaqtfiM* Gift
fitter VyoV^w jSocM for Chrt#tma#j?
For a Sensible Serviceable
Christmas Gift You Can't
Beat Those Famous
Interwoven Toe and^Heel Seeks
Facked?3 Pamirs or 4 Pairs in a
Special Christmas Gift Box
at No Extra Charge
$1.00 $2.00 $3.00 the box
The Best Liked of Jill Men's Hosiery
STANDARD CLOTHING CO.
1 E. HAMPTON, Mgr.
BREVARD,
Main Street
North Carolina