BBEVAED NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
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From Aiken & ScruffRS
Having mad.: a change in our business we take this
method of thtmking our many c^.:stomsrs for their patron
age si.'-cc \v.; opened business a year ago* The business
will be run rv‘it on with but fev/ changcs. On and
after this date all FEEDS will be sold sUfctly for cash
on tidivery. \vi-v t) cxtrcmdy high priccs of Fccd-
stufls wc iuvc dccidcd it bc;:t for our customers as well
as ou * interest lo pi?t ir down as low as possible and sell
strict tor ca:ih. ir saves disputed accounts, bookkeep
ing and accumulation of bad accoun-s. Quick settle
ments m.ike iile-long friends. Let's be friends.
Yours for a prosperous 1^17,
Al iEN & SCRUGGS
Successor to Aiken &. Brooks
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Mjss Nollio Leo and brother,
WcMon, l»‘ft Sutnrday tor a visit in
Un'unvillo.
Miss Uos:il«'9 Hamilton visilod
honn'folks on Littlo River 8atnr-
lilayiiiul Hniiduy.
' \VeUUin TjOp, Asa Hooker and
.IjK’k Hratli attended the entertain-
im-nl at Ijittle River Tliursday
ni^lit.
Wilkiiis of Greenville dined
witli Sunday and is
spi'ni’iny: H lew days with friends
at this ]>la(’(‘.
Tile loundtttion f»r the Pears*'
111-nst'is bein'; laid. Mr. and Mrs.
Pi'firse un'^ ori^iinally from Hnir-
linul but. for tlie i>’!Kt five i.r six
rears have hi-»‘n Tnukint; tht'ir lutinr!
Ill (ireenville and sj)t-n(iini; their
sMninier vaeatinn at tlu; Lin(‘ cot-
t im- inr«'d:»r Alonnt’iin. They have
(b'fidt'd to b!iild :v h(^nn> of tlifir
own Jiiid will lind a warm weleorii*'
hv tlit'ir neit,'hhors.
fTdhn Hunt wlio has been work-
injX at Hivt'r Falls, came home Sun-
'dav. PAT.
ANOTHER Kmi lUL'SE
COMING TO 8BEVAPJ
Patronise News Advertisers.
Daily Thought.
1 am fully convinced that the soul
IB Indestructible, and that its activity
will continuo through eternity. It la
like the sun, which, to our eyes, seems
to set in night; but It has In reality
only gone to diffuse Its light els»>
where.—Goethe.
Another niovinj? pictnn? show
for Bn?vard.
It will be o])en to the niovio fans
within the next few’ weeks.
.Tohn (Jlenn, who has het'.n rnn-
nint; the (^neen theatre of Hender-
sonvilhi since its establishment,
wa.v in lirevard last \vi*ek. when he
h‘!is(‘d fur three years Irom .lohn
\V. -Minn tlin room now used in
tin* Ai'the’.wold building as a nool
rtiom.
Mr. (ilenn ])roMiises to ^ivo ti
I'irstclass show ev» ry nif^ht in tht*
w'eek at admission ])riees of r» and
1(1 ct nts. 'Fhe Iln'Htic will ae(U)m
modate about ‘JiTt s})t‘cta{ors and
lor their eonvenienoe the i>n‘s-. iif
floor will be removed and built on
an inclin('.
(’. II. Loop, brother in-law of Mr.
Th'iin, will b(^ asoeiated with the
latter in this enter])risc.
A nain(‘ for tlui tln‘atre has ftot
b(‘(‘n lieeided u])on bu* Mr. tihfnn
is thinking of naminj' it the Sa])-
jihire so as to make it in ket^jnng
with the name (if this section.
Lots for sale. Sec W. P.
Mackey, IMsgah Forest. l-5-4tp.
A Mew Model Typewriter!
BUY IT NOW
Yes, the crcv/nrng typewriter triumph is here!
It is jiisl out .uifi eomos year.s nofbre exports cxpected it.
For msiivLMs sti-iven ;i litb-tiiiio to attain this ilc*:il
And Oliver li:is won as we scored when we
;:;;ave i1m‘ world its lirsl visihl(‘ writinii'.
Tlier(^ is inily no otliei- typewriter on earth like this tiew
Oliver 'Miink of‘ tc-neh so light that the tread ot a
kitten will run tIk‘ key.sl
BREVARD INSTilU E NOTES
£i Three' Muiitha Trial fc-ub-
ccriptiii’.i to
Tin: Asia:vn.;,i' ’n:^n:s
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Li ; i-.if cr f. r J ..ily .Kill
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Miss Edna Hunt of Shelby, who
was detained at lu'r home in Shelby,
on aei'ounr. of measles, returned
last iSiiturday.
Stowe Hoyle of Lincolnton and
Osiar LJenson of Woodlcaf, who
havti been detained by measles at
their resi)ective honies, are ex-
I)ectt^d back very soon.
.Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Trowbrid"*^
iMitcrtainiHl tlie membt*rs of tiie
faeultv last Satnrday eveiiin;; to
nu'et Mrs. U. \V. Mcliondl, at their
bo:iie. A vtirj’^ enjoyalile evening'
was i)'isx-d.
The Institute received recently
a box ot (luiiis from rhe \V(jman's
Honu! Missujiiary Society ot 1 hy
son City. Many sncli gifts are re
eeivcd during the yt'ar from the
various societies as well as from
private individuals.
The .Institutii studt*nt-body at-
tendi'd the services at the Ba])tist
church Tuesday morning. Many
of the studetUs have bi-en to tin*
livening services, as far as it was
])OSsible for them to do so without
interfering with their regular
duties.
CAUTION!
The ii;-\v-d;iy advances thal come
alone oa this inacliine are all ccn-
trolled by Oliver. Kven our own
previous moflels f ini(uis in tiuir
day—never had the Optior.al Duj)le.x
Shift.
It puts the w’holc control ot 8t
letters and oharacters in the little
lingers of the rif^^t and left hands.
And it lets you write them all with
only 2,S keys, the Kast^ to opvrate
of any standard typewriU r maiie.
Thus writers of ail other machines
can immediately run the Oliver
Number “9” with more speed and
greater ease.
WARNING!
This brilliant new Oliver eomis
at the old-time price. It costs no
more than lesser makes—now out of-
date when compared with this dis
covery.
For while the Oliver’s splendid
new features are costly—we have
equnlized the addid expense to us
by simplifying construction.
iiesilve right now t«» sec this
great arhievenient before you spend
a dollar lor any typewriter. 1) you
are using some other m.'ike ys^u %vill
want to .see how much more this
one does.
If you are using an Oliver, it
naturally fdlows that you want the
linest mc;del.
, I 7 A r^AYf Hemember this brand-new Oliver‘S” is th(
j • greatest value ever ^dven in a typewriter. It
J has all our previous special inventions- visible writing, automatic spacer, O'j-ouncc
touch—plus the Optional Duplex bhift, SeU-ctive Color Attachmenr and all thesr
*ther new-day features.
Yet we have dvcided to s-.d! it to everyone everywhere on our famous payment
plan—17 cents a day! Now every user can easily pfford to have the world’s rrai k
j visible writer, with the fami -js PHINTVi‘i:, khat WTites iike print, incli '■ d rUKK i;
desired.
TODAY-Write For Full Details f
writing mai’I'.iaes. Sec why typists, employers, and individuals everywhere an
(iofking to the Oliver. Just mail a pcstal at once. No obligf.tion. It’s a pleasure
for us to tell you about it.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO., Oliver Typewriter BIdg, Chicago
Always Patronize News Advertizers.
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PLUMMER’S
Annual deaiance Sale
Begins Saturday, January 27, and will Continue Until Saturday, Feliruary 10
How does a Clearance Sale look to you now? You know how everything has gone up lately. To be abso
lutely frank with you, I’d hated seriously the question of holding a sale this year, and finally came to this conclu
sion; “GOODS ON THE SHELVES WON’T PAY BILLS,” no matter how much they would cost us to replace
them. Frankly, 1 need the money! You can buy merchandise cheaper here during this sale than you probably
will have a chance to do so again in the next twelve months. Remember the policy of the Plummer store: Not
to carky over any of their goods from season to season. 1 want yqi^ to take advantage of this opportunity to
SAVEmONEY.
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Good quality MenGrey Work Sox*
Sale price, pair 5c
Ladies' Wiiite Handkerchiefs* Sale
price, each 2c
Men's 15c grade fancy Sox* Sale
price, pair 9c
Men's Work Shirts, worth 60c. Sale
price 44c
Men's Overalls, worth $J«25 pair*
Sale price 92c
Men's Gloves, worth $J*25 pair.
Sale price .98c
Men's $2*50 Sweaters. Sale price.. $ I *79
Apron Ginghams, worlh lOc yard.
Sale price 7 I-2c
DRY GOODES
Dress Ginghams, worth lOc yard* I
Sale price 7 J-2c
Silks, worth $I yard. Sale price... .79c \
Outings, worth 12 l-2c yard. Sale
price 9c
Blankets, worth $2 pair. Sale price $1*69 \
Blankets, worth $1*50 pair* Sale
price 98c
1 lot Ladies' good quality Dress j
Shoes* These are factory 'checks,'
worth from $2 to $2.50* Clear
ance sale price $ 1 *48 ^
1 lo: Ladies' fine $2.50 Shoes in gun
metal, lace and button* Clear- I
ance sale pricc $1*98
SPECIALS
lot of Ladies' $3.50 and $4*00 Shoes.
Clearance sale price $2.98
lot Ladies' high top boots—black,
gun metal and grey—sold for $5*
Clearance sale price $3*98
lot Men's heavy Work Shoes*
These are $3 values* Clearance
sale price $2*48
lot Men's heavy Work Shoes,
$3.50 values. Sale price $3.19
lot Children's Shoes, worth $2.
Sale price $1.48
lor Children's Shoes, worth $2.50*
Sale price $1.98
Ladies' Coats at half price.
Ladies' Suits at half pricc.
Children's Coats one-third off.
Misses Coats onc-third off.
20 per cent discount on all boys' suits.
20 per cent discount on ,all men's suits.
Men's Pants worth $1*50, sale price $1.29
Men's Pants worth $2.50, sale price $1*98
Men's Pants worth $3*00, sale price $2*48
Men's Pants worth $4*00, sale price $2*98
Misses $2.50 Sweaters, sale price.. .$1,79
Misses $2*00 Sweaters, sale price... .$1.48
Children's $1*25 Sweaters, sale pricc. .97c
Main Street
H. A. PLUMMER
Brevard, N* C*