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It Pays to Advertise.
A short time ago the Pickard
Land Company of Saluda, N,, C.
advertised some Saluda property
in the Charlotte Observer. Two
or three days after a party in
Augusta, Ga., who saw the ad
vertisement wrote the Pickard
Land Company in reference to
this property stating that he had
the money ready to purchase it
if as represented in the adver
tisement. A few days after the
wife and daughter of this gentle
man journeyed to Saluda, bought
the property declaring that . it
was even better than represent
ed. This is only another prgof that
it pays to advertise and" in these
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Many a quarrel would be averted
and a few friendships which have
been irreparably shattered would re
main unbroken, if everybody paid
their bills with pen and ink,
A cancelled cheek is conclusive
evidence of payment and it imme
diately settles any question regarding
the amount remitted.
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peon a
Checking-Account'
at this Bamili
and pay your bilte in what is not on
ly the easiest and most convenient
way, but also the safest way of do
ing business. :
Small Accounts As Well As
Large Ones Given Careful Attention.
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SALUDA, N. C-
1N0. B. CANNON,
President
PRESTON H. BAILEY
Cashier
lf Yu Happen To Be
J he Carolina State Bank with money in your pocket
that can easily be saved we invite you to come in
open a Savings Account. . -
THE CAROLINA STATE BANK
avidc. Barrow Pres.
' 5onner VicPres.
W. C. Roberts
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days of sharp competition and
prompt business methods every
up-to-date business man knows
that if he would keep up with the
procession he must put aside a
certain amount every year for ad
vertising purposes.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Shoemaker
and family who have occupied
Corwith cottage during the sum
mer months left Friday evening
for their home in Jennings,. La.
Mr. Shoemaker came here broken
in health and has received ' much
benefit from this mountain cli
mate. Most Welcome.
A man never appreciates the gift of
a solitaire diamond" more than when
he holds the three other aees.Boston
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DONALD U.FRASEB
Vice President
Passing
, H. B. Lane Casheir-
Louise Lane asst. Cashier
Vice Pres. '
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Saluda As a Health Resort
Saluda up to the present time
cannot be said to, be an ultra
fashionable summer resort. It
is in one sense more of a quiet
retreat where1 people may go to
relax from the stress and strain
of the modern ways of living.
A place to rest the fagged brain,
exhuusted nerves and spent body;
a place to .store up new force
and energy for a fresh grip on
life.
- The altitude is just right and
the climate ideal. The weather
is neither too hot or too cold and
the air charged with ozone.
The scenery is .beautiful and
restful to the eye. Through the
livelong summer flowers bloom
and birds sing. The . water Dure
and sparkling bubbles from a
thousand springs c r e a t i n ff.
streamlets and brooks and rivers
that trickle and gurgle and snlash
and tumble and sing and shout
over the holders and rocks awav
down the mountain side onward i
toward the great sea. No won-1
der that after association andi
fellowship with all this for a fpw 1
weeks your flaging spirits revive j
and you find yourself in a respon
sive mood. You feel that you
are akin to -all nature in this
happy spot. You forget to
complain. Gone that fretful
spirit, gone that tired feeling,
gone that load of care. 'Tis sood
to live' Tis good to live!
So every , season tired mothers
and delicate children and wpnrv
overworked people from a 1 1
the walks of life find their wav to
Saluda for rest and recreation,
nor are they disappointed. While
Saluda has no sanitarium or hos
pitals for contageous or incurable
diseases, there is a sanitarium
for ailing children and a babv
camp for suffering or delicate in-.
tants and many summer homes
and hotels for those seeking the
rest cure. Here under the heal
ing touch of Mother Nature, sup-
plimented. some times by the
skill of the physician and trained
nurse, the results are often little
less than miraculous.
Yes, Saluda nestling away
amoung the mountain peaks in
"the land of the sky" is destined
to become renouned as a health
resort as the years come and go.
Unique Musical at the Seminary.
The private recital by Miss
Gladys Rice the celebrated so
prano, and Miss Adeline Pack
ard violinist given on last Wed
nesday was an enjoyable demon
stration of the recreation of the
human voice.
On the stage was a diamond
disk talking machine, one of the
most recent inventions of that
scientific wizard, Thomas A.
Edison. As Miss Rice stood .be
side the Edison and sang in un
ison with it, it was almost impos
sible to distinguish her voice
from the recreation of her voice.
In fact so perfectly did the tones
of her voice and . the recreation
of her voice blend that as the ar
tist paused from time to time,
unless one were looking at her
lips the fact would not be dis-
J covered. In the course of -the
evening Miss Rice 'sang a duet
(with herself. The Edison car
ried the air and the blending of
the tones of the same voice were
beautiful. That Miss Adeline
Packard had marked ability as a
violinist, no one who heard her
could doubt And as she stood
beside the Edison the unison be
tween her violin and the repro
duction was perfect.; Everyone
present was delighted with the
artistic performance.
Blind Man's Direction Finder.
To enable him to get about without
the aid of. a cane a Seattle bllnd man
has Invented a direction Indicator, con
sisting, of a compass and buzzers worn
o a belt, the buzzers sounding when
he deviated from a set course.
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Must Be Sold.
Thirty five acre farm three
miles east of Saluda, "on main
travelled road with at least
$2500.00 worth of improvements
including 500 apple and other
fruit trees and a five room cot
tageall for $1500.00 quick sale.
Apply to the Pickard Land Com
pany, Saluda, N. C.
Gleen Brook Dairy. ;
Gleen Brook dairy has been
doing a prosperous business this
summer. The milk of these
bure blooded holstein cows is be
ing used in the approved diet, in
the infant's and children's Sani
torium this summer" . '
Mr Stevens has a fine eight
weeks old holstein calf for which
he has been offered $45.00.
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STANDARDIZING ROAD TESTS
Conference of Engineers Expected to
Eliminate Confusion and. Other
Difficulties.
Confusion and other difficulties that
have come from the use in different
states of varying tests for materials
used in road construction are expect
ed to be eliminated by a recent con
ference held In the offices of the bu
reau of public roads, United States de
partment of agriculture. Highway
testing engineers representing most of
the states attended. From their sug
gestions a system of standardized tests
is to be evolved.
t Manufacturers of road materials, as
well as the federal and state high
way departments, have been inconven
ienced, because materials that would
meet the requirements of one state
would be rejected in another often
because of different Interpretations of
specifications. Much of this work is
done co-operatively by the federal and
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Helping Carry Forward the Nation'
Great Road Building Program, Sup
port of Which Is Urged by Secretary
Meredith of the, Department of Ag
riculture. . '
State governments under the federal
aid road act, which is one of the rea
sons why it has been thought advisable
to set up national standards that will
be in effect In all states.
The conference was held under the
auspices of the National Association of
State Highway Officials. This organi
zation .will promulgate the standard
ized tests. It is expected that use
of the tests will be generally adopted,
although their use by the states will
be voluntary.
A number of state highway testing
engineers, in addition to a number of
engineers of the bureau of public roads,
attended the conference.
ADVANTAGES OF GOOD ROADS
Promote 8eIf.Respeet In Community
and Cheapen Cost of Trans
portatlon to Markets. .
Good roads pVomote self-respect In
a community. They make possible
social Intercourse. They bring the
benefits of churches and schools with
in the reach of all. They help to
keep the boys ; on the farm. They
cheapen the cost of transportation of
farm " products to the markets and
thus add to the farm profits. They
add to the value of farm lands much
more, than they cost They mark the
degree of civilization of the rural com
munity. Snails as Barometers. .
Snails make good barometers. Whet
tba snail crawls in. the open the weatfc '
er will be fair, but'when the snail take
to cover under a twig or a clump or
crass'rain will cpme. . :
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JUST 1W
. When you are contemplat
ing the purchase of an article
ot any kind you should give
the merchant that advertises
the preference.
your trade and spends good
money asking for it, and his
prices are usually lowest. A
merchant that , does not appre
ciate your trade enough to ad
vertise for it is not entitled to
it. Patronize the wide-awake
advertiser and encourage the
men that are progressive and
doing their bit to make theirs
a better town. You can not
go wrong by so doing.
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UET us show you the Certificate of Au-
thenticity which Miss Gladys Rice has
signed. This is the outstanding fact which
comes to you out 6 the memorable tone-test
recital given last Wednesday at the Semina
ry Auditorium : A new era in music is here.
Mr Edison has lifted the phonograph to the
dignity of a new art..
You can no longer be satisfied with a pho
nograph that imitates. Now you want a
phonograph that equals the human voice.
You know there is such a phonograph. Mr. Edison
made an astonishing test wifh the Official Loboratory.
Model of the New Edison to prove it Saluda heara
the new Edison Re-Create Miss Gladys Rice's voice
in direct comparison with Miss Riceys living voice.
So realistic was the New EHison's performance that
no one in the entire audience could distinguish it
from Miss Rice's living voice. -
"The Phonograph With a Soul"
You yourself can have such a phonograph. Let us
show you exact duplicatas of the Official Laboratory
Model, which triumphed in the tome-test. Let us
show you the Certificate of Authenticity, which Miss
Rice signed, after inspecting these instruments, and
in which the great prima donna declares that these
instruments are the equals in every respect of the
instruments used in the tone test.
You can buy your New Edison on a Budget Plan which -so
distributes the payments that you'll hardly miss them.
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