Personal Mention
L*‘*' 1{ FisIh'V of IJit'.iium was in
Hrrvanl tins wtn-k.
(J. W. Wliitiiiin'of(\*niu‘stt‘i‘WHS
111 town 'riiiUMlfiy.
Ut'rtiiiiti k'llrhfii of llalsam
\vhs in town \\ »‘<ln<‘Mlay.
Klbfit r.isliop of (\Mlar Mount-
-'lin was in town rui'siiuy.
Fn‘tl \ liatson of Uit‘ <’onTit'sti't*
•'fM-tion was in town Wt'ilncsiiay.
('1ms. t Vsboriu ■ suuuf .lot' (>shi riio
wa-' i!i l>r«'\aitl iltls woi'U.
M. A < *o'liMs from
n visit to In'- brotluT iii Siuth Tar
•Vina.
Mrs. !’;n.l Sttiatlu-rs ttf Aslicvillo
Msiti'il li' T ni )l!i«'r. Mrs. '1\ \\
Whitrniir
Hi*v. .1' ■ i!a'. . .!olin S’nitii aixl
•iaronr.' I’ ' sii. nt 'l lu:rs>i.iy lish
iiii:: in tl - !i>-un- nu--.
'n.M i; ' r ' ‘ini I W'll TIUM't wit )l
Mls> \!;j
April
hr. i.
A'a> in I >
liis s;-I
■'liort *1'!*
rt il
Mr.
fV 1;. ■
■ior (hi
-!i on
o fi-icli .
tl ur.-'tla V,
• !'.-r of
i M ! wt'i-k vi'ilniL;
i > L ! '.n 'iish.
was rrii
! •' ' V., r,.
: I ■ I , I« >;. f %-,1
i\>-r lia;
. t . 1, . ..
1 ■ 1 riiol 1 t < I
:i t. \ i! ■ :i
i * i . ' ^ J ' 1 1 ! :
(i. H. Tinsley of Anderson CDun-
tv. S. is visifin*; liis (iaiij'htfr,
Airs, liufns (\»nU\v, lii’»'var»l.
Miss (irai*f .lolinson will ]»lav a
viitlm solo,* ('russim; the Itar." at
the !*r«‘shyteriaii ehureh Sunday
I affi'rnoon.
|{ev. \V. II. Davis will prt'aeh at
botli llrevard and havidson Kiver
(•hnrehfs next S'inday. Uev. John
Hav lillini; thi* former's appoint
ments at Swannanoa.
'riie I’h Irifli-a ('Irss of f he Baptist
('hureliftilertained the lltraca elass
on'l’nesiiav niulit at tlie home ot
ot Mr and Mr>. C.M. iKiyli* Ahout
.'lii youni: ]»eople Aven* ]>r‘sent. A
'I’lie li'tdies .Viixilinrv of t he Itap
tist eliureh tm nt with Mrr ('. \’.
Siunt iv on 'riii'sda v i'vvent v-1 wo
laiiii'S well- ]'n ~ent. \V<nK of tli'>
ehiireli* was discu>scd. Fruits wen*
.•'er \ fii
'I’iie mont hly niiM‘tiTi_or tiic
V. ij. e!as>of till* tlaplist Sunthiv
seltoo] will lie tii'hl at Tlie I'esidence
of Mrs 1’. S. (\ii"r noxt .Mimday at
■ I ■ > c]i II-k . rin* m.'mhi”s ai'c rc-
'|1U n!|..1 to take !hfir needle wi.rk
with I hi‘m.
i;<>l*t.S. .font's <*f Washin^l-'ti.
n.i-; aiiii'd to t!i*‘ of
emrl esi’l i!revurd,Wiio
I ihl: tit'll?. l--r I h;- .\pjia-
l;t"h!'ni |t,irk re'MTVi*'. "rlii’old lt;r<'e
(•, -,i .if .\ttortx-v A A \iann-
■ ’! " a I' - • . I - ‘II
Miss Irono M«>iitf't)inery and tho
children of Imr setiool f^rade will
ri'mler Kdith’s l>rram, an Operafta
for ehililriMi, at. lh»< nn<lil<trinni on
Friday nifiht of this week al n:I.‘»
o’eloek. Miss MonI‘joMjery lias
Jliven the ehildren eonsiderahle
drilliniic in tlio hope of rendenni.^ a
highly ereditahle performanc*'.
'Die iirevard A'ednesday elnh was
('Uti'rtnined a( Mrs ( htode ('l:e'i 1-
, h im\ on 'I’nesdas . I'onrti en me.i
; I'ers and on»* ;;u>-st, Mr^.
; (iriein;;ius Wt‘re ]»resent 'I'lu’ pT‘o
I fj:ram eoji^istftl of n do >atc on t a«‘
«inestion. '‘|,’esoIv( d. 'I’liat tii*
mV 1 hs and l“^**nds of the aneieiits
have hern of lu iielit to mankind.”
j'I'ht* tii*i;afive wi'i’f the .^ucees^fnl
eontestants. 'The elt!f> \\ill me»-t
with >irs. .los. S. J^dverstein on
April IS.
Mrs. < >ra lj. tlones rnTertjiined
the 1-3 ( ), IJook eluh 'I’linrxiay
alteroon. and the suhjeet,
an in I’olities," i)ro\< d inlevt-.^tin^
t >all present, ( haries hraver,
! at the ri uufst of Iho memhers.
•'ave a \ery interestin’: talk ^-n th»>
, salijt'■ t of ‘■ Woman 5i:.d Li’i^isla
i tion. Mrs (ioii(|e i‘tieaf ham rend
I a iiajier pn']iared hv Miss .Xathalie
I I’orsytho un ••i'hr I’ru^rrsot Wom-
! an SiilVra'.re ’* I'hr invit.d ;^nie>.<>
Wen- Mrs <lnod«- (ia-atham, Mrs.
Wt'lcli (Jallitv.'a V. Mrs . M, .\11i^on.
I T. M. Mitchell and family moved
I Tuesday from tlndr home on <Jald-
' well str*M*t to their newly a(;(juir«‘d
home on l>n(ikw'orth strtiet, the
hoii.s»< heretofore >)Coupied by lliil
iard H«>oth.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. II. l\iTi{;, Miss
j Irene Worley, <'larene<* I'ool and
^<’larenee Duekworth motored to
(ireenvilh* Siuiday, where they vis
ited the son and dau<j:ht«*r of .Mr
and Mrs |\in!_*, who are attejulin;/
si-iioul iti < Jr.’cnville. I
|{i‘v. A. I .luslieeof I h*ndi*sson i
vili«- (iriMi|»:t'd the ]Milpit of tlie l',r<‘- |
vard l>i;piist ehureh Sunday nifzht i
in t he a t»sei:ee of The pastor, Hev |
A W. M»*l>aniel, who is eonduei-j
iP!4 a st'ries of revival rnei-tin^s at I
l’is:.'ah Fon-st <'onsidrrahlt> intrr-
i‘st is hi'iiuj; taken in the rt'vival.
'mJnM ^
.11 >hnsi *n.
served.
:';e^a l.iirrhe and >iisS .'lay
l{t‘l'rt'>liiiient s wi'i-f
'-ER'S SAILORS
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'Mu' st\ics shoun licre-
u it!’ .'.re oiilv ‘'A o oi the
1
!U;iiiy we
i t. ;-.! I;: .•'I'ri,
;'.r.■! '.y ot;*;
• .Sv'i. r<} .HI s ^:
v'r i* c:irr>
iiiiilinery
;ii it • ;al .
3 raJi m I: *
P ^ 11*
Li y !k;
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t.i* tt-
w
c:
'i aid. I im t:
f LuKlkercliici 1 itv.'ii
- S i IS( ' »
I *;'-s
i lumhray
Ooi»e-tii‘-i ;!;ino
Silk Iiosi*.
StyU‘s anti [^rires altract-
i\o. (':»nu‘ iti and inspcct
our ‘^oods.
Jfotngml
Laundry Iron
r
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nnil
[sr.!.
cm ■
-ft' l.al> -.M' .,pniif; a,iI
= '■]>' wjtii rihho'is. licucrs ~
Tuu i)t' the nir.st ap-
;,rc sire'VII utmvo. m
f 1 rihiiuiis a. f draiit-d
J l»nni.
(Ilpatrick & Ssiloway
MILJ.INKRS
Next I)o(;r to the Ikiiik
I5RKV ARI)
In yot.tr new di'd rcp.iir
work ihh spiiiig, rcnicnibc'
I'lit I a *11 rcddy to wire yc;-:!-
house diid lurnls'i clcclricdi
cc^u'lament.
]-ir;st-clj,ss work at rcaso::-
abic priccs.
Let me ii5>itre with you.
i\ Z. Osteen
Wiring and Eicctrijal Sr.ppiks
BREVARD, N. C.
Diversified Ads
Ars Business Builders
(hv.’ rent a word far first insfrt'-ia; one
li.ili < 1 at a wonl I'ur < ;n h .sulcrqarat
ia.-ii-: lion, f:!rh iiiiti:il or alihtcviatioa
('(>!ir.!inj>: as a word.
W i'i i‘A (‘a"h inr lo<_--s ■ Mi Her Sup
ply ( '(-mpanv. ! j t ;e
S.\LI-]—1/i'T.st s (■•■nt.-
1 ar-r,. II. I*. .1. v>a 11. 1 7 -te
I'l'!! S.\i,F—Froh it;ilk r.ev. \p
: .!y to 11. i la IIi ^irtt* !.
Ilr- vaiai. ;;j til'
1’ evn !«>rs, fnmr and ii-n’.i-r iaTai"
for '■ale. — i-’rank .iciikins, l?i'^ -
va rd. N. ('. l ‘
-■! will hav)‘ pl.-iitv i>f j* .
t ir.i ii'aily hy .1 i.iu' 1-t ;
}.]. Sinsa rd . I I.:
i-H »i: ; ;i ,i M ; ATS i':!!] a* .\i l-.-n
I N-i'.i ■!<-., .,](> Wjiirniiia' 'rara^.'.
Main s;rei*i, plion,;' V ! tn-
v^'AN ^I^;|| A ii'iod whii;' i'
lit-ip wilit hoii-r w*irk a ; = >! rhi I
<iri n. ,\])j ly t,, Mr" . .M , M.ieti ■
i' >N !■: thr ! ,;i: ■■ .I-’,-
.ii r. ■ ‘ \ !i.- 1. >vf ; ; t ■ .
- J. s. M. !-!.•
i ; <
i i-'r.■!;. } •.■<r'in:’'ti:rri'il Whii*
< .il l • j(,T s.-t I sul: \!
>( . .1 .i't IS, ISifvarii. K l.
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SA!J\—f'iii.ir.-■ .’if nf
J.V1I.:: !r a. i’ t-i
ilaiJv. I - .'lini.:' as l.i”h a-- <
1- ■!. t i iiit :< i- J a ’ , V 1! ■ Tid' .
.;| t;e
r'. i!a\''' f'r-t f!a?>-' Nu:i*-v :i
l*-.*a ■ f*-r A]>ril ! -i (f'-li \ -
i . ‘ • s ! ; ^ ("I ■~ii. 'I'r n "
Wii! M. H:--':. 1 t.-uore-t. (ia —
;tp
W,W1’K'>—llu-i. :• to r;:r.'-
u> m Transvlvaiua eoinitv. ,.\
'f: -.1 ))U'-i!r‘--s alri'adv
(islit'tl. A-i ]'tr.']» siti*<Ti to the
]■ L'h* i irjy Siie.'-T Sewi:i>: Ma
rliineV o., A'-hevilIf, ! .‘-lie
at night
with violent
cramps in
the stomach,
or sharp
pains in the
chest, or
f ai n t i n g
spells and,
s u i f e r i n g
agony, keep
every one
awake? Most of us
have. Al! the trouble
jj^VER had one of the can be avoided by hav-
family disturb you ing on hand a few cheap
medicines.
We will
gladly give
you a list
to procure
and suppliy
you with all
the articles
named. A
simple cure
i ^ in time may
prevent the
necessity of a serious
one iatcr on.
DO NOT NEGLECT Tfi!S DUTY
i3uckworth Drui- Cotnpany
I^rescri 131ion Druuuists
ii
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UiNiNG the beneficial qtialities of
iicur is cne of the easiest ihings in
the v/oi'ld to dc. So far as we are con
cerned v/e supply only the kinds that are
refined by iLe latest methods. Flour of
every description, by the barrel or by the
pound, me piO^acts of the best kiiown
rniilers.
C. C. YONGUE, The Grocer
Phone 41
iFasmers Supply Company
HARDWARE, FURNITURE, STOVES
.
ggiT^'trrim
aaaS®®6«BaaeBi
AnRACTIVE POULTRY NETTINC PRICES I
All sizes of netting selling at prices made before the big advance.
Last August we bought a half car load of this netting, a car load ship
ment direct from the factory being broken at Spartanburg, whereby we
saved considerable freight. This wire was bought at a price far below
the present prices but we want to dispose of this stock at once and will
give our customers the benefit of the old prices and the saving in freight
rate. The following prices will be charged:
\ Foot High, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, $1.00
2 Feet High, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, 1,50
3 Feet High, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, 2.25
4 Feet Hi^h, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, $2.75
5 Feet High, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, 3.25
6 Feet High, Cost Per 150 Foot Roll, 4.25
Along with this we can sell you the best of wire fencing at attractive
prices. When you come in to buy the wire let us sell you a good, strong
post hole digger, $1.25 and $1.50.
FARMERS SUPPLY CO.
Main Street
Brevard, N. C.
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