BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
LAST BATCH OF CASES
IN SUPERIOR COURT
Sash-Doors-Windows
When you put up a house or any
other kind of structure you want
material that will give entire satis
faction. The stock of millwork
which we sell is guaranteed to give
the best of service—because it is
made right.
When You Buy From Us
you are assured of high quality at a
fair price. Tell us your building plans
and we’ll tell you how to secure the
most for your money and avoid waste.
Our Business Methods Make
New Friends Every Day
Brevard Lumber Co.
Near t^o Depots XeleDhone No, 120
$15 Per Cord for Chestnut Wood
Cut your chcstnut ir.to telephone poles r.nd ycu will
reecive about $15 per ecid icr them. Write for prices
and specifications.
ERSKINE POLE CO.. WEAVERVILLE, N. C
Cash Paid at Siding.
Buy From the Merchant Who Advertises.
Superior court which 1ms ho(‘ii in
sossion two wofks, wound u]) tho
remainder of Ihe civil d»ck('t lust
week. tilj()urnin*x on Satnrdjiy. The
(Mises dis|)osi il ol l)«-si(les those j)ult-
lislied last week wi're as follows :
.1. K. Duekw’orth et al vsdlouees-
ter jjuniht'r (“onii»!iny anil I'^ilith S.
Vanderbilt; j»id^tn»*nt tor plaintitVs
in the suju oV
.1. H. I’iekelsitner, executt)r. 'l
al, vs. 'r. W. Whitmire »-t al ; de-
i»‘iidants hdvinj ]>aid tlu^ note sued
upon with inttM'est and costs of this
aetion, ])laintitY taki*s non huit.
\V. L. Frady vs. Wah'sMnll ; .ind^-
nu-nt >^'>0 atxainst defc'iidant, and
»-osfs (*n each side to he ])aid by re-
sjjective ]»Hr(ies.
lirinvn I’atton coi])oration.
vs. Southern 'ontraelin^ Co., eor-
poralion, and .lolmC, A i'buL':i>t ;
.|udi,Mncnt that the itlaintili's have
and reeovt r of deltMidants or eillier
of tlu'in I'' with interest and
cost of action.
.1, H. Iji nfleld vs. Hosman Tan-
ninir Kxtraet Co. ; action dismi.'seil.
\ ir^'iTiiaCarolina Chemical Co.
vs. .1. H «'laytt)n; defendant hav-
itiu failed Jo carry nj» and docket
hisa])])t‘al at said tenn, ajipi'al dis
missed at cost of ilefendunt.
(ilouie'ter Laniber Co. vs. F. L.
Wesley ; plaintilY takes voluntary
non suit.
ROBERT LEE FOR&ED CHECK
BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES
Miss Ethel Leatlnirwood oamo in
Saturday ni{»ht, enrouto to Balsam
(irovo to attend tho Ivey-1 louse
weddinp. IvSiss Jjoatberwood, wlio
has boon visitin" in I*attnrson
Spline's and ('litYsido, is to bo one
of Miss ilousi^s attendants.
John Ivey of the State A. & M.
oolh‘;?o at Rtileifijh, whs here ov(^r
Sunday, and left Monday tor l»al-
sam (irovo, accompanied by his
brother, wdio is to Ik! best man at
the weddin;' on Wednesday.
Lattio Hensley of Asheville*,
s])ent the week end with us, retnrn-
iu": Monday aft+»rnoon.
Mrs. Ludwitc )ser and little son,
David, w’ho have he;n spending
the summer at the Institute, left
for their home, Tampa, Florida, on
Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth McCall and moth
er of Sttttesvilla have arrived at
the Institute, to spend a few weeka
amon*' the mountains.
Prof. Peek returned Saturday
nij^ht from a three weeks' driviDR
trip amon^ the mountain sections
in the interiists of the school.
Shoes, Clothine
Robert Lee M,-Fall, colored boy
iihont Is years old, was arrested
Monday on the chtirire of pas.«.iiif;
toi-LTfd checks. In spite of beating:
u jjceilc'is name, it seems th:it Hol»
crt Lei' had bt'»-n ])racticin^ the art
of imitative writinj^ for Tnerci-nary
]>nT])o^’cs for sevcjal wi‘i‘ks. 'I’wo
checks, ])urportinj^ to be written by
citi/ens of the town, had been
])assed oTi ni'.suspectini: merchants,
lint wlu'n the alleged criminiil car-
rird oni* of a similar kind to the
1\ nk. snsj icion was aroust d. He
wasarrcstcd and is said tr have
cuaic.s.'cd to the former forj^ei’Uis.
LITTLE RIVER BAPTISEMENT
Kev. Mr. Ander^on of So'ith Car
olina in the absence of th‘Jpastor of
the Ijittle River clnirch on Snnday
]ia])tized I]iersons as a resi;U of
the revival recently held th.-rc in
whicdi Dr. »1. C’. Owen did the
]>reaciiintr.
At Clierrylielil and Pisgaii Forest Stores
We have just received a heavy shipment of shoes and clothing,
good, reliable and strictly up-to-date, that we bought several
months ago before the advance in prices. We have a large and
assorted stock of shoes, clothing, hats, silks and general merchan
dise at most attractive prices: Frequent shipments keep goods
fresh and in style and heavy sales with comparatively light over
head expenses serve to keep our prices down.
Open Silk Departments
We have put in a most beautiful silk department at both stores and arc showing
one of the nicest lines ever shown in the South, No need to go to the city to buy
your silks. Our display is krge, well selected and widely assorted with prices rang
ing from $1.00 to $5.00 per yard.
Our line of silk hosiery is complete, having bought more ihan one thousand
dozen hosiery running in prices from 10 cents to $1.50.
We are always glad to show you anything in stock even though you don't wish
to buy. We want to acquaint you with whaf we have. Come in, any time.
J. C. WHITMIRE, Cherryfield, N. C.
WHITMIRE & LYNCH, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Please mention this advertisement when inquiring^ about these goods.
Summer Cle
nee
AT PLUMMER’S
Begins Satordaf, August lit!), and Lasts for 14 Days, Closing Monday, August ZItti
Thousands of Dollars Worth of Summer Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Clothing Go in This
Sale at Great Reductions.
Hi'^ I li-ararn i.' --aic ot'
Men^s All-Wool 2-Piece
Suits
just to }:i\f ihf nu-n a bargain. T!ie ladic.s’
know lliat I’liinimer’s is ihv ' of lowest
priccs. Tv. nty pef cciit /unl on all
men’s suit.^ ■kii'.’iii this sal.-. For instance-
Mi-n’s t Siiit^, rlcuran^'e sak* price .Sbi.OO
Mcn’’» ! Suits, clcarancc'^alf price .'?1 J.IO
M-n’s .'rl.^.iHi Suits, clearan e sale price $11'.00
•Men’s .■slL' .^'i Suits, cleara:i' e sale price .'?lo.oo
'I'wenty ;k r cent kU (iU all men's suits.
Men's Kliaki J’ants. \v>)rtli $1..^0 at most
stores, clearance sale pri. -• .^l.O'*.
Shoes
We don't projiose to carrv over any low-cut
shoes rej.rard!ess of market conditions.' We
have used the knile on these and the price
cut. and cut deep for this sale.
Ladies’ iii^h top white kid slioes worth $,^.00.
Clearance sale price
Ladies' white (jxfords, rubber S(de, worth
.'?1.50. Clearance sale price
Men’s white oxfords in rubl)er or leather
sole .) wortli J^2..^0. Clearance pricc
Children's white canva^^ ])umps worth $L5o.
('k'arant e price j)air.
Ladies’ line patent leather and dull kid
pumjts, worth $3.00. Clearance sale price
$2. IS.
l.adies’ s;2.5o pumps. Clearance sale price
Sl.VS.
Men's $3.00 oxfords. Ch'arance sale price
$3.'AS.
Dry Goods
One lot hij;h ^rade h'.wn.;. voiles and tissues.
These j^Dods are cheaj) at l‘K-; clearance
sale price 12‘.-c.
One lot tissui-s and fancy voiles. These are
30c values; clearance sale price 22c yard.
Sj)ort strijies and l*alm lieiich novelties,
\v.)rth 25c per yard. Clearance sale pricc
21c.
3f) inch sport poplin worth $1.13 per yard.
Clearance sale price ‘ASc yard.
One lot fast-colored ;inghams worth 20c per
yard. Clearance sale price 13'^c yard.
Miscellaneous
One lot of misses black hose, small sizes,
worth 13c pair. Sale price 10c pair.
One lot children’s fancy sox. Clearance sale
price 13c i>air.
One lot children's lisle thread sox worth 23c.
Clearance sale price 21c pair.
>ne lot heavy huck towels worth 23c on to
day’s market. Clearance sale price 13c.
Clearance sale of men's percale shirts worth
73c, m ostly large sizes, sale price ISc.
Otie table lot of men’s sample hats--hardly
any two alike. (lo in this sale at whole
sale prices.
One lot of men’s rush hats worth 25c. Sale
price 11 c.
Hig values in children’s ready-made dresses
during this sale:
Children’s 73c Dresses, sale j>rice 17c.
('hildren’s $1.23 Dresses, clearance price 8‘)c.
Ten per cent discount on all men’s edd
pants during this sale.
Remnants
One big table of remnants in yard goods.
.Ml sorts of short lengths in this sale.
Kach piece at a great saving.
Hosiery Bargains
Ladles’ white hose. Clearance sale price 15c
pair.
Ladies’ black silk boot hose w'orth 40c. Clear
ance sale price 29c.
Misses 25c quality black hose in seconds.
Clearance sale price 15c pair.
Anallier Glassware Sale
Cut Glass Tumblers worth
$1.50 per dozen.
Clearance Price 59c per dozen
Look for the
Green Price Tickets
Price Reductions.
THEY MEAN
A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
One Hundred 'Dinner Sets
consisting of 26 pieccs of high grade ornamented china'ware. These
goods are worth double the price we are offering them at. See our
big window display. One set to a customer.
Clearance Price $1,98 per set
Brevard, N. C. H. A. P L VJ M M El- R. Brevard, N. C.