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i5, BREVARL, Personal Mention M. Look through these columns; see if the names of your guests are there. If not, you have neglected your duty toward them. It dties not cost any thing. Telephone, write or bring your news to News office. •I.E. Cox left for Greenville on Wednesday. 'M Snsie Scrupf;s spent Tnos- *lay in Aishovilh*. D. P. Hisbop has been quite ill for the last few days. V. FontHine expects to leave for Monks I’ornor, !S. on a business trip this week Rev. John R. Huy left on Tnes- ' day to attend tl»e Asheville Presby tery at Swannimou. j Jarvis Bi-nnett left Friday for Olar, N. whi*re he v'ill #p( iid the suuiini'r. I t-apt. H. E. R;iin('s of ('barloston i^pent tht' wt'i'k end in fJrevnrd lookincr after i:n])roveJiieiits i>n th** French Broiid ('amp for lioys. , Miss Grace Gillespie of Rosinun spent the week-end with her aunt, Mrs C. A. Shuford. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pickelsiiner havi; moved to their newly ac quired home, the Norton place. Mrs. Carl Whitnure returned Monday from a week’s visit to her aunt, Mrs. Ara Glazener, at Ros- man. I I Miss Laura Hannah left Wednes- j day for her home in Ola, N. ' after attending school at the Insti- j tute. I Mrs. Grady Scrn*r2:s left Thurs- j day for Waynensville, where she; will visit her brother, Henry Lan- ' nin^'. I Miss Kva Messer left Wednesday for her hom(Mn Ola, N. after; spc'julin*^ the winter with Miss Lela j lU'iinett. ! I I Mrs. L(‘Hoy ]>rown .ifter a visit t(» her mother, Mrs. J, Ivinur, l»*tt on Wednesday for lier home in Florenci', S. She was acconi panifd by her sister. Miss ,)essi(* Kinur. Right Now is the time for you to investii^atc and BUY SOME HRl'V.vRD REAL ILSTA I E, either in town or near by. The prices are lower NOW than they will ever be ajiviin. We have made a number of sales lately, and are iiavin^ numerous inquiries for all sorts of property ar.d expect quite a lot of activity alonjj this line in lae very ne.;r future. If you want to make a safe investment that is btiund to ;rosv in value come in and se^* us. H you have anything: to sell list it with us at once. We are doin" business for others, whv not vou.^ Brevard Insurance Agency GALLOWAY &. MINNIS Room 9, McMinii B\iildixig( t li.' t ■ r • fits, ‘''r. ; f ■, I r 1 M ‘ •• t Mr .J. >. ' iiob ii ^ : n . • I ter. .. ;m» (■» d./I. e vis) n ; t .e • nie''s Mst(?i, Ttlim Vi- rn a ’ • ke 'i oxi. .v!4,y. ,.t.ss KatF'’win M. 1 thiv 1J( sv.ell «• Jeti .i- JSulin'day on a visit 1 > Miss illeanor i ownseiid II (.’harlt S. /. Fiiey expi'C^ lo bi! away f- u ’veek or ten days. The Mattialasian clnb met on tn* alteriiuc>n o! April ’^C. witU Mi;-. Alired Hampton. Tii.* ].‘meiitMl feature ■ t!ie j»ri>‘rr: m «mi Bird Lejiouds was a iia))ei' t»y M- -. O. titjnes. AfSer a .hiI ^ i eouf i ti>- club adjourned lo ineet t»;i ivla It with Mrs. il. A. I’lumtiu'r. Tiie sul)ject will be Birds and Art. Tlu‘ Haraeas of tb»! B" vard Bup- list Siimlay sehool eiir . ■ iu*d th l’hilathe:is on last riinisday ni^rli at the puhlu* sehool huiliiin>^. Bt‘ twetu 1(1 and r»0 rneiiilx^rs and thei! lrit*nils wertf j)r(‘sent. Gaiiu s aiic contests wi^i’c i'ollowi'd by icecream. Mrs. 1']. II. Norwood l;ist wei'k rcc Mved n(^\vs'it tin* death of Ium brother, the* liev. Wm. H. .Mnir- head, v.iio has b eii enu'am'd in the ministerial work at Sykesville, Md Mrs. Norwood was called to the bedside of lu‘r brother in March. Charles Jollay, who left Brevard last fall to attend the Moody Bible Inslitute at ('bicaf.;o, ])aid a w«‘« ! end visit to Brevard. .Mr. and Mrs. Jollay will siM'nd the siimmm' in Asheville, with tlu^ exjiectation of retnrning to ('Iiica;^o nt*xt fall. Miss Kat'i(*rin(^ Erwin has b en commissioned by (Jovt'rnor Bickett as adele^'ate to the national as-soeia- iion for tin? Stndy and Prevention ot Tnbt'rcnlosis, which m« ‘ts in ('in- cintiati, , on M:iy D-ll. ^lis.-- Erwin heivnne identilb d with this iin-' ot work in ninnaizii'C tlu' sales in tins cori7itv of t!u‘ Red (Jross CUiri^tmas Seals. Ri)r.r,)ers and waxh suits for chilclren sale ai Weilt’s Gents’ Store, 25c to .S1.50. Gillespi e-Jordan. (Kqx»rti.‘d ior the- News.) Snn lay mornin:', April at ii’cloci;, Miss Annie Jordan, yonnu' est d:i!;:'lite!- ol' Kev. :iii I Mrs. F. .M . J.M-ilan, and Li'andev (ii!ics|iie, both of .tlvert. were united in ma'Tia^t* at tlie biide’s home, tl;e britb'V fat her oriii-iatinir. Only ilu‘ mem ber.-^ (if the lamilies of tin* contract i’t^r ]i,:rti(‘s and a lew fricMids wit lie-..- ed 1 he (‘ercmony. Mi.-s .Jordan lias bt-en a studc'nt PIEEMniEinPEIIILOFIIilSOII Any material evidence found at the scene of an iHceudiary fire should be carefully wrapped, marked with the date and place found, as well as the name of the finder in order that t may be identified in court. j I v/ould be much pleased to be call ed by telephone or notified by tele gram immediately, when guilt is ap parent, for it is much easier to trace arson before things at the st*ene of a fire are disturbed. From the instant that the arsonist applies the match, he sets Into action our most destructive agency; a force, which under circumstances favorable to its spread, baffles man with all fire-fighting agencies at his command. The man who would burn to obtain Insurance can be prevented by mak ing it imposible for him to secure a policy in excoss of flound values. If he cannot profit by a fire, he will not burn. One of the greatest hazards that we have to contend with is ove»’- insurance. We can force the removal of any other, but that one we cannot | touch. ! I The maximum Insurance on a build ing should be the value that the as- se.ssor has listed it for, and two-thirds of the invoice should be the limit on any stock of goods. These inventories should be made and certified to by a disinterested party. How many build ings would be burned to obtain insur-. ance if this were done? A mental test should be made of thp pyromaniac and ho should not be re leased from tho institution into which he is committed unless fully cured.— ’ Fire Marshal B. B. Bucklev. I -V .V. ■?. O T O N E HITENER «> c BOX FRBE A S 'in BIcach r Whitener for dark or brown skin, re- m> an?; ail I ciiiishes and clearing swarthy or sallow ccinplcxions ar.d causing the skin to Grow Whiter* Don't envy a clear complexion; use Cocotone Skin Whitener and have ore* WHAT USERS THINK OF COCOTONE Macin, (la. Cocotone To. I)e:tr Sirs: Send me by return mail two 1) xes of Cocotonc Skin Whitf- ner ;ir.d ihn e cakes of t!ocotone Skin Soap. Th y :irc In e and I do not care t(i be without them. En' clcscd ir. money crder for .^:1.25. , Yours trulv, CLARA .M. JACKSON. Waycros.s, (la. Cocotonc ('o. Dear Friends: Ytiur Cocotone Skin Whitener is the finest thing I ever saw. My skin was very*dark and the first box has made it manv shades liijchter. and iny frienfls all ask me uhr.t 1 have been using. Enclosed ycm will find .$2 0 •. Please send me si:-; boxes of Skin Whitener and two c.'ikes of soap. Yours trulv. ANNA .M. WHITE. Montgomery, Ala. Cocotonc Co. Dear Sirs: I find that Cocotone Skin Whitener is the best prepara tion I have ever used to clear the skin, and wish you would mail me two boxes at once. (Signed) MKS. C. P. JOHNSON. Ca not accept substitutes or imitations. CUT THIS OUT THE COCOTONE CO. Atlanta. Ca. I have never used Cocotone Skin Vv’hitener, but if you will send me a 2.Sc box free, will he pleased to try it. I enclose six 2c stamps to cover cost of mailing, packing, etc. Name Address AGENTS WANTED Buy From the Merchant Who Advertises. McMINN W. P. WEILT J. M. ALLISON Flood-Damaged Lands in This Countv To Be Hs-Ji^ssessed MU Person:; Having Lands Damaged By July Flood. Jir-3 Requested to Jippiy to County Com- misstcners for Fji^Jlssessnzent. In the matter ol‘ re n-s-s.-^mi-nt >-ub-t..ntiaV.y and i)enii:i!;ently dar.Ki'-'ea ’)v tlw' !! >"d oi' .la!y, ' Tlie iioavd of ('onnty (‘oinmi^.-ioners ot Transylvania county, by resolution .aU)pt; ;i l>y lae bnatd, liavin^j mad ' a])pli.'ation to the State I'tix ('ommis-ioji !• r authoiity lo .-n so iniu-h ol' the lands ot 'Transvlvania conntv as were sub-tantially and ])i‘rmanenlly dan;a;ed i v the •'■00.1 of .'uiy 111, r.'H-, jt.iI tlu> sf-ili- ta>: commir-sion luiviiii^ bei n aiithoi i/.^ d l)v seeti>>n 1: of the Machinery Act of 1M ; to ^'rant such .olii i’, it is ther('iore Ori.i'rcil. t}::;' tlr' lioaidcf County (\ii;ij;ii>^.ioniTs of Transylvania la- :ind it i.' b'T' :iy authorized to aj>jv)int three fret' hoi'.lers as sjK'cial usscsKors view and i-e a-s'>ss thos.' ];articnl:ir tracts of land in srch I'ounty which were substantially ami iiernian' ntly d!tUi;!::ed by tlu* llood o! .luly li's 1 -I's and that tie* asscs'iment made of each sr.--h tract.-^ of Ui’ d br .such >pec'.al a-s '--ors. t t_-, tlu'r v^’ith the ass(‘ssm(>nt of each such tracts made in tiie ye ir l.dTi, ot* reporti d to the .State Tax Com mission for iippr«.v:il of su’di r(>-asse;»sment, in accordance with .‘section ITof tlu‘ .Macliint-ry Act of I.nr. A. J. MAXWELL. Clerk. l?y ord‘r of the coTriinis.'-ion. '?r *Jtc Note From Commissioners. All iier-'-ons ':vishi!iir rt-lief umler this ord(‘r are hereby requested to make such desir * known t > the (‘omniissioners without delay. at .M« :•( .iitii ('olieir *. ieslei'/h. an ’ IS hr!d in liiirhc-t esteeiii hy ail tle.'Si* whoki'.ow hei-. Mr. (liilespie was lorriierly a student ar tin* A. iV M. colh "_'e, Italeii.:!). a...I is ni»\v a suc- • •■'sfnl lariner ol '.ilvert. Mr. "P.il Mrs. (' will Tiiake tiicir ])o:ne at ert. 'j'ii ■ be>t \vi>hes ol thei many Ifien.ls throui.rhout tlu‘ StJite to with ttieni throuixli the rejiiaindi'r of thier !i \-es. Rompers and wash suits for children on sale at \V eilt’s Gents’ Store, 25c to ^>1.50. 700 !N SUNDAY SCHOOL PARADE Cultivators and Plows The amount of good you do on your farm is governed to a great extent by the kind of tools you use. We invite your attention to our cultivators. We have the Giobs, General Green and Guilford, all having four feet or blades, and you can hardly do without one of them on your farm. Our seven-foot or seven-blade cultivator does grand work in your corn Held. It takes the place of a weeder; is good for split ting middies and giving the soil ge neral cultivation; it is adjustable at any angle and is a very serviceable tool. We have the Georgia stock single foot plow which may be used purely as a bui! tongue or fitted with attachments that make the finest plow to be had for use in your potato patch, v/orking up nice ridges, eLc. We have many other tools, including best make oi field hoes for 40c, rakes, garden hces, cultivators and garden push plows with big wheel. FARF4ERS SUPPLY COMPANY BILEVARi), N. C. p. - Have You Tried The New Market Next to Bishop’s Plumbing Shop? Don't forget that Fish Day is on Friday of every week. Get them while they are fresh. Osbori\e MarKet Conliiu'-cil iruni t)iU‘. Scliool Al t'-iulaiice, ” by Noah Z\!. Ib-llowell, were followed by an in- tfi’e^tirc^ exchani'e of views. , It was di i ided to ])v>rfe( t a ]ier-i ni;ineni oi-iiani/, ition in order that! siitiie one !;iay luj ri'Sj:onsil)le for keepiiij; in mind tiie rally from ; \v arto >ear, and ior workinj^ to : to ihe luller dev(>lopment of tlK?! ]iur|ioses tjf the rallv. Noah M. Ilol- | iwwell was (dected ci’.airmaii of thi.-', or^Miii/.ition and Wt lch (Jalloway ^ was made secretary. i Miss liuby 2\!cLean of the Insti-j tuti^ was ibe nnly contestant in tin* | lliblt*, Ikin^ iii tlie lloi.-r ten and i onehalf niinutes anti rejieatin*^ from memory a}>proximately l,t)00 V.ords. Thert^ was no entry in tin; es.'«ay contests but tlu*re was lively competition in the nnip contests, maps beint? on exhit)ition. Honor- alile mention was awarded to K. L. Yoini^ of the Institnte. \Vliilo the afternoon exerci.^es v/eri-i in ])roi're«s in the Institnte auditorium athletics were beinj^ en joyed on the outside. Tho first athletic feature was a "ame of ten nis in vrhich A. H Kixer and H. N. Carrier opposed Lattie Hensley and John Fhimriidv, the former eotnin*? ont as victors. This was ftdlowed l»y an inti're.^tini' jiaihe of baseball in which tb(i town boys defeated the Institute boys to tho score of s , t(J ."i. , Tb(> ball frame ended the li*17 rally day. ^ Rompers and wash suits for I children on sale at Weilt’s Gents’ I Store, 25c to ^1.50. DAVIDSON RiVER CEMETERY Your Railroad Fare Free To ar^d From Asheville One Mile Paid Two Ways for Every Dollar Spent With THE BON MARCHE Persons interested are invited to meet at the Davidson River eenie tery on May 10, with tools to clean oti‘ the graves. All are reqnested to bring dinner. ASHEVILLE'S BEST AND THE STATE'S LARGEST DHPARTMEiSIT STORE MAKES THIS OFFER FOR THE MONTH OF MAY You can shop personally in our various departments and share in the month's big sale events, with no cost for railroad travel. Apply for a railroad fare refund check at the store v^hen you begin your shopping. A refund of your fare immediately upon the completion of your purchases. ONE MILE PAID TWo' WAYS FOR EVERY DOLLAR SPENT WITH THE BON MARCHE ASHEVILLE, N. C.
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