ASHEVILLE BUSINESS DIRECTORY
^se it to Plan Your Shopping Trip, or tor Mciil Inquiries.
The Firms Listed Will Serve You Well.
Advertising.
designed and writU-n. ()3
American Bank building. (Jill.
WKKKLy nkwspapkrs. Western North
'^ arolina territory. Rates? Gill.
f
Automobiles.
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”• link used cars. Cash or credit.
OK Auto Co.
^H1‘A UOLKT distributors. 1 livery and
auto service. Chambers & Weaver (\».
CASH talks. Used cars. Kvery make.
Overland Asheville Sales Co.
Cafes.
board of HeaUh' says: "Cleanest in
town.” (l»l) lkoad;*ay Cafe.
homhmadk candies, restaurant, soda.
Club Cafe and Candy Kitchen.
Department Stores.
H. RKDWOOD & CO., clothes, hats, nnder-
wear, etc.. for everybody. Dry good?, mg'?,
Buttcrick i>atterns.
% % « 1
MhK r your
avenue.
Druij Stores.
friends here. 4.^ I’atton
Paramount Drug Co.
Furniture.
WHhN you see a Furniture A1 think of
(»reen Brothers.
General Mechanics.
McRary & Son for your
Monuments and Tombstones.
MONUMKNTS, Tombstones, Cut Stone,
rile. C. S. (ludger, 51 Broadway.
Musical Instruments.
FALK Music House.
Phone 206.
Hi Patton avenue.
Men’s and Boys’ Furnishings.
YOU know us.
18 Broadway.
J. W. Neely & Co.
Office Supplies.
OFFICE SUPPLY CO., typewriters, add
ing machines, safes. 91 Patton avenue.
Optometrist and Optician.
CORRECT tJLASSKS. 52 Patton avenue.
(Henderson’s Jewelry store.) Dr. Denison.
Photographers.
HlCitJASON STUDIOS, (>0'j Patton ave
nue Opposite post office. Artistic por
traiture.
PKLTON STUDIOS, i*ack Square. High
grade portraiture and commercial j>ho-
tography.
Pianos Tuned.
} REPAIRED. Expert work. All guaran
teed. Elks l)ulding.
Williams & Huffman.
LAW
UNIVERSITY OF
NORTH CAROLINA
LAW SCHOOL
Excellent Faculty
Reasonable Coi;t
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THE PRESIDENT,
CHAPEL HILL, N. C.
mmm
WRITE or see
Truck Bodv.
Printing.
PRlNTlN('i, Bookbinding, Loose Leal
Binders. Hai knev & Moale Co.
Groceries.
Real Estate.
rrri>\'rL'c T. ROWLAND
V I 1 KA 1 KS. (irocenes amounting $^.00 ,.
^ 1 O II* ~ i C Hll I»C*
or mort‘. Iwced & tollins.
& CO. Farms. "It
1 — Pi-.Miiinont gov«‘rnnifiit olln-ials at \V:isiiin;.(«(ii tnking |>hyir!j fraiiiint' uiidrr tlio din-ction of Waltor rmnp.
2—How .\iiu*ri'"iu .s(i](lioi-s in I'rance will h ' ((luiiipod, wl'h Iho British typo of hflnu-t and slir!ijtnHl-i>r«K»f b(*»!y
armor. P.attory of 7',^ rojitimotor Fr«‘n li gun-^ in the ('hampugn* rogion. 4—Fung Kwc (’liiuig, tho Chinese
Yicc prosidont %vho l^ud fluf ^republiean for«'os that sijj>j.r«‘.vsod the X^nrliu rostorntfon.
NEWS REVIEW OF
; THE PAST WEEK
iAmerica’s Great National Army
, Is Drafted, 1,374,000 Men
Being Called.
Hardware.
BUILDERS' hardware a specialty.
Norihup McDufiie Hardware Co.
RE.\L ESTATE, Insurance, 18 South Pack
Square. Phone 1340. Lorick Co.
Jewelers.
THE Mouse of (lilts. 52 Patton avenue.
Chas. E. Henderson.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
Behen, 11 Church street.
See .lames W.
HALF THAT NUMBER NEEDED
•to st‘ol. Iroo, vonl find oil costs, In fio
cordanet* with tlio “fair profits” order
of Prosi«l*Mit Wilson and may bo ‘om-
plotod in six months. Francis J. Honoy
is in chargo of tho logal end of It.
Hampering Our rovernment.
As ilio I'tilitd Stat*-s swiftly np-
pronclios more active participation In
the war, th«* Oorniao iig*nts anl spies
i.nd th-ir frioii»I.s in the country be
come UKtro bold and enterprising la
their elTorts to haniiMT the govern-
ni(Mit. These «‘tTorts range all the way
from riili winus storu's «if Amorleau
soldiors dying like tiles from disease
In Kuropf. tiositrnod to discourage en-
thelr penco rosoTtitlon «t th«* lir.Ht op-
fortunlfy, and It was assortod »h*
mensuro would got tb.» votos of 221
deputies.
It Is bard to guejjs wliat will corae
out of ;«*rniany’s iiu*»;.s of Intoriml
trouble, for, ov4*r here ut least, it Isn’t
known Jnst what wu.s ptit Into It.
Doctor Mbbaells Is something of an
unknown (juantity. tlumgh there is a
t^tronp suspicion that he will be found
to be In entire accord with Von llln-
denburg and Ln*lendortT and that
those military bnliTs will continue to
be the roal liclators of tho rmpire’ei
course so far as war and pcace are
Th*‘ situation Is
ASHEVILLE Realty Investments. Ameri
can Bank building. Henry T. Sharp Co.
IF interested in
talk to
Asheville Real Estate
John Acee.
U.LASSKS fitted.
1.‘' Church.
Expert watch repaiiing.
H. M. Frost.
Roofing*
War Preparation Progresses Despite
Marty Rows and Schemes to Ham
per Government — Chancellor
Michaclis Sides With the
Junkers—Grown Prince
Beaten at Verdun.
impli
cated by the .sulft growth f*f the S>-
ciallsts in numfters jirid inllucnce since
warebousos and ex-! tho drafting of Hari»*n into th«* gov
ernment .service and the .suppre^si»n
»f his papor. and by the opjMi^ition
jxdlcy adoptod liy H»tt Erzbergor) tlio
center leader, who howover. is not
listing; i»lots to prevent the harvesting, con«‘orno«l.
of crops in tho West by doctoring court |
plaster with totanus >ia'IIIl; burning
ot' ••lovaliirs ;uid
plosions in factori«*s; killing of livt;
stock ; fuiiifiitiiig of strike s atul riots
up through attompts to Involve the
countn in iiilrrniitional troublos with
i'riondly nations, to dollborate bloi kini*' folb>wed by many of his faction.
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J. E. C.NKl'BNTER. Jeweler. Watch u- MKTAL SHl.NC.LES, ('.uttering. Spouting,
pairing specialty. U> North Pack Square. I’atton. .\. L. McLean Co.
Kodak Finishint^.
EXPEKT work,
orders solicited.
Eastman agency. .Mail
Brown Book Co.
Kodak Supplies.
KODAK developing, printing, mail orders.
.■\mateur supf)lies. Robinson Photo Stire.
Laundry.
Seeds.
THE Ni. hols
tion.
STRICKER SEED COMPANY, wholesale
and retail seed merchants. Poultry sup
plies.
Sporting Goods.
Cigars, all sporting goods.
> « m % % %
BEN SEC.AI
Pack S(juare
Tailors and Hatters.
''■“>’ (v,'’ 1 tailored SriTS $1S to $15. Oppositt
Asheville Steam Laundrv. |
Loan Office.
Tire Repairs.
FINKELSTEIN’S Loan Oflice. Jewelry, j SEND us vour tires and tubes. |
trunks, leather goods. 2.^ Biitmore avenue. I Asheville Steam Vulcanizing Co.
THE NEW OLIVER NINE
A TYPEWRITER
REVOLUTION
New Machines for Half the Former Price
Was $100
Now $49
At tlie very height of itf= TIih Oliver T\ ;jewriter Company a^rain upsets
the tN p^w riter industry. Jiii't as^ it dici in 18S>t5. wiien it introduced vii-ible writintr
Hftd fcjjced all others to follow. Now tin.'' powerful Company-world wide in inHu-
ence oali.*^ a halt to old expensive way.-^ of sellinjr typewriters. It freea buyers of a
was^tffr.l buraen.
And we gain
ttio. So it isn't
thing iike this, deserves a hearing. philanthropy. Just the new, elncient '
The lull tacts are set forth in .-ur way of cioing business to meet present-
amazing exposure, entitled “The High day tconomic changcs. ‘
A company strong enough, large enough ludng your own salesman,
and brave enough to do a big, startling ec(m^mies for ourselves, t
C(^: of I'vpcwrilers The Reason and the
Ren'e«iy. ” One eopy will be mailed to
vou ii %'U send us the coupon btlow.
HOW WE DO IT
Hvnceforth The Oliver Typewriter Com-
p\nv will maintain no expensive sales
Jot e of l."'.t'H> salesmen and ag iits.
Heni' forth it will pay no high rents in
cities There will be no idle stocks.
'^ ou. Mr. r ser, will deal direct now with
the irctual manufacturer. No middlemen
r. ) useless toils. We end the waste ani
give you the savings. Vou get the $51 by
SAVE $51
This Oliver Nine is a twenty-ytar
development. It is the linest, costliest,
most ^uccessful typev.riter we ever
built. It is yours for lO cents per day
in monthly pa>ments of $3.t«J. Ev
eryone can own a typewriter now.
Will /‘K^in pay
jpiM • a standard typewriter when
the > ndard Visible (Hiver Nine sells
i todav for yoiH- copy of our book
and further'detaiis. You’ll he surprised.
Notv this fact carefully. We offer the
identical Oliver Nine the latest model
brand n«.w, lor $P). the e.xact one which
was 5KU> until March 1st.
The Latest Model
Do not confuse this offer of The Oliver
Tvpewriter l'tmi[»any itself of a brand
n-w. latest model *) with offers of second
hand or rebuilt machines.
This is the first time in history that a
m‘w. standard $100 typewriter has Ix'en
oftered lor $P). We do not offer a substi
tute model, cheaper, different or rebuilt,
Rjt*ad all the secret facts in our «h»cu-
ment, entitled "The High Cost of Tvjk--
wrikTS 'I'he Reason and The Remedy."
The ci’Upon below mailed today will brings
vou (ni«‘ co|)v.
FREE TRIAL
No money down no C. O. I). After
you lead our book you may ask for an
Oliver )r five days’ free trial. Be your
own salesman. Save yourself $5L Vou
decide in the privacy of your own ollice
or h(«ne, asytm see the Oliver. Then if
you want to own an Oliver you may pay
at the rate of JO cents per day.
.Mail the coupon now for “The High
('ost of Typewriters The Reason and
The lieinedy.” It rips off the mask. Cut
the coupon (mt ntiw.
THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY
1223 Oliver Typewrifer BIdg., Chicago, III.
r ^ Over 600,000 Sold
THE OUVER TYPEWRITER COMPANY,
B-7 Oliver Typewriter BIdg., Chicago, III.
Do not ftend a machine until I order
it. Mail me your book, “The High
Cost of Tyiu writers- The Reason and
The Remedy.” your de luxe catalogs
and further information.
Name
Street Address
City State
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE
administrator
of
Uflvine qualified as
estate of M. L. Jones, deceased, late of
fransyllania County.. N. C., this is ...
flotifv all persons having c.aims against
Mid estate to present the same to the
undersigned within twelve months from
this date, or this notice will be plead in
1 ar of their recovery.
' All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment.
I This July 21,1917. G. T Lvday,
! I). L. English, Administrator.
Atty. 7-27 6tc die
By EDWARD W. PICKARD.
America's war lottery, to determine
th«“ nion who shall makt* up the Na
tional anay. was bold in Washington
on I'ril:>y. .Tuly ‘JO. 'riu* w hoU* pro-
rc«-(lit,g. :is devised by 1‘rovust Marshal
(Jenoral Crowder aiiI bis al'ls. was r;il-
cuintfd to make the «lrat't absidutoly
fair anti to give the younu' mlllloiialre
and tbf young laborer eijual chances
to servo their «*ouii!ry, jirovided they,
ar>- ith\s|eally and mentally tit. All
the nan.tof the nearly ten niilllon
registrants wcro drawn, the «-leiiient of
chanct* iletfriiiining the ordor in whir'll
they Khail be e;ilU-d hefor** the exaui-
Inlnu lioi-.nls in ihe t,r..‘>7 exaiiiinlnj
dl'Jtrlct's. I'aeli bieal board has beeu
Infoniieil of the number of men It must
furnish to make up Its iu»ta of the
C.S7,»mhi men noedeil on th‘ first call,
anl has been told to Call L’Ml per cent
of the quota for oxamiiuitIon. to [m*-
vl'le tor o.oiiiiitioiis, In tin* order de-
t«‘riniin‘d I'V tho tlraft.
Northern st nators aiul rei^reseuta-
tives ha\e lueii m iking stnmg p.ro-
tcsts ncaliist the iioi)ulation estimatos
Iiuide by tin- eeiisus huroati for the pur-
po.S4; of dfterniinlng tlo- (juotas for the
dmft. The South, it Is asserted, has
b«H;n unduly I'avorid. The war d(‘part-
iuent has a«!mitted that the (luotus fT ,
the ilraft wore tixoil in disngard of
the provisions of the draft law. j
Progress and Rows in Washington. 1
An inmit n^e worlv of jir* jiaratlou is j
being earrii ti «m at Washington by the
scores of experi'' in business and tech
nical linos who are aiding the govern
ment and tho’.'e i no iloul't that all will
-ome oiii right eventually. Jleuu-
whllc tlioro are many aniioyiiig dis
putes and disa;;reo:iionts, perhajis un-
avoiilaiile. Tiie row hetweeii Chair
man l>onnian ami iJoiieral ;oiJials as
to the huilding of a nien h.'int niarino
n'Uchetl the poiuT where the 'mterven-
ti'»n oi' I'resideat Wilson seemed nee-1
♦•ssary. 'i'iio iiianin r in v\ hi« h ’on- !
tracts are boii'.g lot for the government
through the oper;ttion of the advisory
Oommittt es t.f tin* eounril of national .
dvfeiise havH* bt'eii soyeroly eriti‘izo(l
by Senator l\enyon and ••thers and be
cause th»“ie eonimitteenien ofton ar*i
Interestod in great bu>iness eom'erns
tliat are being called ou to furnish sup
plies to tho goveriniu-iu, they are a«‘-
cuscd if seeking tlivir own prniolit.
In most casos sueh charges are nianl- |
festly unjust. While the senators were
-arrying on iheir intenainable tliseiiH*
Sioil f the food bill, a viident attack
■wtis niale on Mr. Hoover by Soiiator
INed. Mho s.abl IIoovA'r had biM*n gaia-
Iding in ftiod and clolliing as chairman
of tlu‘ Aniorieau eonimissioti for rolief
In nolgium. The swift d«*ni:;ls of
lloovor’s ass(»eiates and friends really
wer« i'jjnefssary.
The fooil control IdU, as finally ar-
rangt'd In the senate, eontainod jht
compromise anu‘iidmenls eliminating
fnuii ttM- operation of the measure cot-
to!i, steel. hld»“s, lumbt^r and all other
iirtieh's exc»‘i)t food, fe»*d and fu(‘V and
cr«‘ating a board of food sidminis!ra
tion i-onsisting of thrc** n:eii. The
.irst of tbes‘ amenilmonts is in ac
cord with the wisbe.s of the adminls-
trallon, and the second is not di.spb>as-
!u|? to it for Hoover will b»‘ made
chairman of the board. He and his
n.ssociiites in the food conservation
campaign are not dept'tiding too nincij
cn the jictions of cungres*.
The federal trade ••omnd.ssi(«t> begun
Its iniulry laio iLc cost.s of produc
ing and marketing food cnniuoditi»‘«.
fttartlug with tho Chlcugo pAclUii}' in- j Th
of much needed legislation by l’nitel j
States senators wlnise eonstitu«‘iits
i
number large numb«'rs of (l«*rniaii 1
Aniericaits. 'i'h«* hyii]i nat(‘d term Is |
used still because the peojde alluded |
t«i theiiisolves sffin unw iilinc to hav*« j
It discarded. Thoir press and the ac- :
tions Mini words of many of them makw i
this ch ar. !
An instjince of tlie way in which |
legislation Is dt'layed wa.>^ supplied last ,
week. Tiie aviation bill approjiriatins ;
,(•( jiassed by the botise and ;
admitttHlly of prime Importance, camo i
up ill the cnate. tho government and |
all its oxjiort advisers In th(> matter ot :
a'iatioii urg!ir.r that it be made law ■
before tlio wooli closed. Hut Hard
wick of Ceorgia and (Kven of (»kla-
lionia proposed ameiidmeiits that made '
cei iain a loiix tlebale, anl La !'*>llutto '
of Wisconsin anl (Irtuina of N(»rth Da- ;
kota aided in the blocking process in i
order to make attacks on the draft ;
 iaUse. No tiiie will accuse these men j
of b*'lng personally disloyal to their
country, but the coiirse of action foi-
biwed by theiii and others often i.s as
effecttial as If they were. '
'I'he iirofo'-sional pacifists ami the so- !
Ciaiists are singing snialler those day>.
The t'..rnier with little sympathy '
wild sui.port, and the Socialist party is i
b'sini,' sone- of its choicest members ^
•ause of Its i)ro-Ierman attitude. |
More Trouble for Russia. |
Russia's proL'ress toward victory and '
n stable government met with two set- I
biicks last week, though lu.th it is to '
be imped ;ire only temporary. In the :
»'lTort t«i check the great drive of the !
Slavs in «;alicia, the Teutons ruslu'il
u|» large re-enforeoinents drawn from !
the I'l'ench and Italian fronts, and !
these foi'ces eompelled the Kussians to
evacuate tiie important town Of
Kalusz, which had been the (Jermau
aiaiy headtinariers anl th*‘ capture
of w hieh by them had threatened Lem
berg. Tin* lighting in this region was
fierce? all the wi-ek, and on tlu- wboh*
the Kn>'sians dil not have much tho
\vorsi of it.
It is inTeresting to learn that Brit
ish anmired motor detachments and
Iteliriaii troops tirt* takini: jiart in tb‘
Russian offt-nsive In (Jalicia. and are
loini: irood work.
, .\t hoaie the provision;)! government
vas atta‘ke(i by I’etrograil rioters led
, by agitators of thi“ l>olshiviki and
Maximalist factions who demanded tho
r«“moval of the “••apitalist'' ministers.
Most of the troops in the capital wt*re
loyal and soon sujipresseil the new
"revolution.” though several pt'rsons
were kilb'tl and many woiindetl. At
thi* same tim«* thr«*e or four memb«“rs
of the -ahin« t resiunetl and tin* pr*‘-
inier, Prince Lvolf. aiimiunce.l that as
Soon as the disorders are I'liiloti steps
will be taken for the formation of ji
coalition cabinet, ’i'he councils of the
workmen ami soldiers and of the peas
ants denounceil the riots as the :icts of
traitors. The wonder is not that there
.shtiuld he such tiisorders in Itussia, but
that they should not Ik* nion* and
greater.
Michaelis With the Junkers.
(It'riiianx's new imperial ch.-.riccllor,
no‘t»»r .Michaelis, made oti Tl’ursdav
the address to the reichsfig v hich had
been awaitt d with intense interest. If
the pt'aee party in tin* empir> had
exiiccted his support. It was disap-
pointetl. for lu* piji.inly took tiie side
«if till* Junkt'Ts jiiul declari'd his jkI-
ht'sion to the suhinarim* «‘ampaign as
a lawful measure. Justifiably adopttd,
and adapted for shortening the war.
majority partii's in the reiehstag.
ioatiy. tte invest^iaUon 1h to gprpad i on the other hand, decided to inln.duce
Not to be out of fashion ;roiit I'rit*
iiin had a eahinet sbakeuji of its own
lust week. Sir IMward Carson Join»*d
the war cahinot without portfolio ami
his place as first Ktrd of the admlralt.v
was taken by Sir Kric ’ampbey
Jedd**s. Pr. Cbiisto[dier A«bllson wa*
put In charge if re’onstnietIon, nnd
his portfolio :is minister ^if munitionn
was given to Win.ston Speneer 'hurct>»
ill. Kdwin Montagu was made secrw*
tary for India. Of these apiMiintnientf
that of Montagu was the most ao
e«']itabb* to th*‘ general public, ami tluit
of Chur‘hill caused tin* most alver.se
critieism. John I»iIlon tried vainly to
stir up a row in parliament lu'causo
iMirelgn Ministi r Half'Hir will not dis
miss Haroii Hard'.iiL'e. umb-r secretary,
who was one «>f those held responsible
for flu* first M*;sopoTamia cami>aign.
! Crown Prince Back Where He Began,
i All up anl lown the west front
; there was violent tichting tlurinir tho
j week. TreticiuWfi't- takt'ii and
Ijiken but there was little real change
of position eX't pt in tin* Verdun r*‘-
f gion. Then* the  row n princt* mado
' desperate attacks on the French that
I Were driven off with great cost of life
to the rjermans. whi* finally fell back
' to suhstantlally tb*- same lines they
occupied bet'ore the lri\'e on \ erdilU
was begun more than a year as-'o.
Itenewed activity on tin* Roumanian
front indicaleti that the Roumanian
army Is realy to re'^ume the warfare.
(Jreeee, it was annouticcd. is prepar
ing to i»ut an army of coiisidertiblo
projiortlons In the field. Venizelos Is
in full control there.
Tin- Scandinavian countries and
Holland are making strenuous objec
tion to the American ••mbarg". "ns
inevitable, but it Isn’t likely to do
them any good. (Mir goveniment has
tlu* fHCts and figures that justify its
course and those tuutrals probably
I must cease to semi snppHes 1«t Cler-
1 many.
The report of tin- Tiriti^h admiraliy
on submarine activitb's nhowetl little |
cliango from that of fbe prt'vious I
week, but the peoiih* of Kngland do
not seem s.atisfled with tin* way in (
I wbleh the C-l o;.t ]'roblem is being j
j ii.Miidletl. Tin y In.jie for ditTert-nt re-
{ .«;ults unib*r Sir Kric (letbles, the new
tirsi lord of th- atimiralty. ."Several hig
' ilners arriving at .Xiiierican ports re
ported having b» on attacked hy sub-
tnarlnes, in some c.ises as much as a
thousand miles from the Irish coast.
Several American naval oflicers of
Jiigh rank have been urging I'resideiit
Wil.son to direct the Cnitetl States
navy to start a vigor*uis oiTeiisivo
j against (J»*rmany by attacking lier suli-
1 marine bases in every way possi!»le.
They a«lmlt It wfti’d be a gamble as
to result, but bt'.ieve tin* chance Is
worth taking.
Ceiieral rer^b.itig’s expeditionary
force is now ciC'^f'irtably establish,>1
in it.s lnt(*nsiy*‘ training camp back
of the lines in rranct*. and every man
Is worliing to the limit to g»'t in shape
for tin* real conflict. On Tl'.ursday
(otieral Sibort in^ii*cied the li tarters
nil I the nu*n, and seemed in the lunin
Very wcil satisfi*'d.
SufTrag:i;ts are rejoicing lat'r the
n*‘\. s troiii Washington. Si’.'trt ti of
their militant • wen* uiwn CO
days In the wen^ho.i.se foi^i^pjct etimi
the V\ Idle Housi* pounds, but were
pardom*d hy Presid^t Wilson. Sinuil
tan»'OU.sly cflir.t* rejrort t'lar Mr.
Wilson I.s .seriously  oni»*mj>i;if ;nix mak
ing: woman suffra.ge an ailiuK ' • rati»>n
war iiioasure. whidi nilghi i ti that
t^e Anthony ainendinent ' ..jjj jjg
forced through.
If You Get It Here
It’s Right
We carry nothing in stock b
best grade of Standard Drag?.
Bnbstitntion” in filling Prescrip
All Prescriptions compounde r
a graduate pharmacist.
Buy Your Drugs H..,
and Be Safe.
R. S. MORGAN, Druggist*
ROSMAN. N. C.
Professional Cards.
ROBT. L. GASH W. E. BREESE. 't.
GASH & BREESE
LAWYERS
11 to 17 McMinn Building
Notary Public.
DR. J. Y. McKINNEY
DENTIST
Office Pickelsimer Building.
DANIEL LEON ENGLISH
Attorney and Counselor at La»*
Brevard, N. C. «
Real estate.law and abBtractiTof tivic’S
a specialty.
ERNEST HriWRWOOD
Architect and Builder
Remodelling and Repairing a Specialty
Clayton, Clayton &, Fisher
Attorneys-at»-Law“
BREVARD, N.
WELCH GJiLLOWAY
Jittorney
Practice in all the Courts
Brevard, M. C.
CHAS. B. DEAVER
Attorney- at- Law
Office Cooper Block
ALLISON & ALLISON
Attorneys - at - La w
In Old Cooper Building
BREVARD
COLEMAN GALLOWAY
Attomey-at-Law
Cooper Block
Brevard, N. C.
CONNESTEE LODGE
NO. 237 1.0,0. F.
Meets every Monday night
Visitors welcome.
DUNN’S ROCK
LODGE NO. 267
A. F. & A. M.