BREVARD NKWS, BREVARD, N. C.
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Women Appreciate Most
A Charming Home Interior
WOMEN, vvllli llicir Iiiglicr sense of beauty and their
naturally greater intere^ in the home, appreciate
the charm and dignity of the present ^yle of home
interiors, with their panelled walls, ceiling beams, and
handsome polished floors.
We are prepared to lend valuable assi^ancc to any
woman who desires, af low CoS, to remodel or re beautify
the interior of her home. Ask for free books.
MILLER SUPPLY CO.
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Macliiiit* st'op mid OtlUf Xt :tr !St:itu>n.
Note—One of the woods we recommend for interior
use is North Carolina Pine. It is so beautiful, so
susceptible to sitains, enamels and paints, and so low in
co^t that it proves the mo^t desirable for moiSt purposes.
RED CROSS WORKERS
BUSY IN RREVARD
M. COOKE ACCEPTS
AGENCY FOR FRICK MACHINERY
M. ('ooko, Jr., has iioc*«>i)t(Hl th«^
rtf?onny for th»‘ maoliinory manu
fuctured by the Frick company of
Waynesboro, Pa., and hisannounOH-
ment in this issr.e of the Xe vs will
bi! of interest to those conternj)lht.
inj; the purchase of any of tlx^ nuuiy
kinds of machinery ho will hundlo.
Renew before expiration.
Financiul Aid and Additional
Workers Greatly Needed; A
Number of Ladies Giving
Time Unstintedly.
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our Bedroom Cozy?
That spot in which most folks are born and
die, that haven where they find rest and in
timacy between those two great journeys cer
tainly should be as comfortable, convenient
£ind inviting as taste and means will permit
We Specialize J
m bedroom furnishings. Our beds are designed for
solid, old-fashioned comfort. Our wardrobes, dress
ing tables, chifir>ni(jrs, dressers, clothes chests, and
the like, are sure to strike your fancy. And
prices? — It is an economy to trade with us.
Our Word Is a Guaranty of Honest Values
HOME SUPPLY COMPANY
A true and (lM‘p impression of
the seriunsm'.s.s with whicli the I{(m1
(’ri)ss \vork is consiilerijd and the
extent of this pulrintio and hninan-
itarian serviei' in llitivard may hi-
had by a visit tt) thc( Rod ('ross
work room in the Fraternity builil
ing.
A small army «'f faithful work
ers gathi'r in tlie wt>rk room on
lour days each week and toil, f^ive
of time and means, to help then-
bit ill the «^reat war. The local
chapter is devotinf' its work to
makini; gauze siirt'ical dressings
and i)i()vi(iing ho."])ital garnu^nts
such ns ])ujamas, bed shirts, hot
v.-at* r covevs, ‘t(^ , which will be
sent to the liflils of war to coiniorl
the injnrcd. Tl’c niimlx'r of work
ers is increasing, *Ji> ladies luing
present one afternown. They reg
ister in ]>ntting in their appearance
at the work room, wash their
hands, pnt on a veil aiul ai>ron be
fore entt'ring npon th(f work. Al
most absoluttJ silence jirt^vails,
merry-making is forbidden, (ho at- fenl
mos])hen> ]»eing suri’hargid with
seriousness.
Visitiir- in the city are giving nn
sellishly of th«‘ir time and at nearly
all work hours ladies may be lounti
in the work r'.»i,i!is. A reniarlcablt'
feature that shows the lightness of
heart on the ]>art of many of the
young ladies, those who have nev
er married and who lo not get sti
rions over tli»! problems of life, is
evi(U‘iieed in their almost total ab-
senc('from tbti work n-oni whi're
th* ladies with families and bur
dens galore at home are shoulder
ing the hnrden and answering the
cry of sutVering humanity.
Help is wanteil. b .ih financial
and actual service. 'I'be ladies are
worVir.;: v itli fnitl). 'i’bevbx'k for
•I rt >]!o!is.‘. '1!;.' iiK! 1 .'1 i:!Is lh*‘v
use I'e'piire iiior.t y. wliii Ij mlUie o’;c
must fnrin"b if thr wmk *^o'.' tm
The r‘!it of tlu“ r.:o:n re|ir.n s :d .ti
I'V and larger (jUMrters will \n''dja
bly bc! sought, 'riiese in chargt' of
the work would like' to have .'^K O
to invest in wool to be knitti'd into
socks. A good ])iu'tiuii of this wt>rk
would be distributed among the
ladies in the inral districts who
w(mld d(‘vote time to knitting.
Tlu' work hours are from I'la. u\.
to ]». in. on TiH'sday and
riinrsday and from "• t»i '1p. ni.
on Wediiesdav and Fiidav.
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J^ow Distributor for
Maxwell Cars
19 More Counties Will Enjoy “Whits
Original Plan—Buy How—
Pay as You Ride.
BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES
M. COOKh. Proprietor.
BRHVARl), N. C. I
$15 Per Cord for Chestnut Wood
Cut your chcstnut into telephone poles and you will
rcccive about $15 per cord for ihem. Write for prices
and spc:ifi:atioiis.
ERSKINE POLE CO., WEAVERVILLE, N. C
Cash Paid at Siding.
Miss Lillie Fox. who lias been
vi^itim: us for a few days. li*ft I'oi
lier borne at Tampa, Florida, on
Monday.
Miss >la (’allabnn is visiting
J']tlu‘l Leatiu‘r\vood at Way:ie.«ville.
Miss Clara Pli>iris is visiting Miss
Jennie Pless at Waynesville.
Miss Willie Min* liabi r is siKMid-
ing a few days at the Institute.
Mr. Tudor Lanins, wlio is tli.i
brother i)f Mrs. 11. Trowliridge,
will s]»eiid a short va; atiun with
ht'r this week.
The cannimr industry is still
I boondnir, nearlv r."">cans of vari-
■ oiis veg«'t:ibl.‘S and fruits having
, bei*n ])Ut u]). Tin- boiliiio is done
]>artly un the ran’-'e ot tin- Domes
, tie Si-icnee room and ])artly at the
I furnace out ol'-duors whieli is ordi-
I narily used for boiling soi-ghnm.
' Mrs. H- 'J’rowbrid^e is still im
proving and has bei-n sitting up for
! a short time duilj'.
QUEBEC SCHOOL OPENS.
The Whitmire Motor Sales Company has just closed a large con
tract with the Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation of Detroit, Mich.,
wherein they become Maxwell Distributors for Western North
Carolina—for I917-I9I8.
We purchasoil 2.S0 cars and our territory has been inrreased 19 counties and no\,v rcacht's
f' )ni ( atawba to C lu-rokve l ounties, inclu(liii» the follDwir.g: C-leveland, Catavvha, ('aldwell,
burke, McDowell, Rutlierfordton, Polk, Heuflerson, Transylvania, Jackson, Macon, Clierokee,
S'.vain, (itaham. Clay, Madison, Mitchell, Yancey, Avery, Haywood and Buncombe.
Now that “Whit” has been promoted from dealer to distributor, he will secure live dealers
in every county, except Buncombe -that’.^ our PH'.M and will be handled from the Ashevilli:
.'\Lrency —but we have other counties just as good and a factorv contract that cannot be beat.
invi:stk;atk.
‘ Whit” started with one county, just as you will start this year—and with just a little
"pep” along with the sale of MAXWICLL CARS you can in three years be where “W hit” is loday.
Now here com» s the biir advantage-“Whit” can finance eiKdit-tenths of the capital necessary
for his dealers in the sale of Maxwell Cars.
If you live between Hickory and Murphy you are lia!)!e to see “W'hit” at any time with
h'' iV- '■'«bag locking tor live (halers. I!-Te is a “'ril’” licttt r take it —write us in the
nu .ind we will c(>me direct to \ou. lie a M.WWiCLb dt-.iler ami you’ll be a distiibut«r
i;'. !’'rvv V(..ifs’ tinit, just ;*s sure as the did snc. klc hen sets if you’ll keep just hall as bus^
a.' si’.i' dees.
So come on with us now—and let us explain our most
onl)' car manufactured that will Rive 2.S to .50 miles of travel on
record is sv.orn and subscribed to by m »re tiian a (lozon citiz.'iis liv
liberal contract to you on the
a gallon of gasoline. Tiiis
inir in and near Asheville.
Whitmire Motor Sales Co.
T. W. WHITMIRE, Manager
45=45 Broadway—Jlsheville, J\[. C.
Phone 2774
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Fall Dress Goods
At Weilt*s CasH^Store
“Wliere Economy Becomes a Pleasiire**
It's a good time right now to buy your DRESS
GOODS for fall. W>: hr.vc ’ccdvzi a good niinv
pieces of bkck, navy, and 0'h:r c >';. r:j : i half woo) and
all w'ooi iicr^cs that v, c arc lo offer you at last
year's prices.
These same goods later wiL be at least 25 per
cent higher.
36-inch half wool Serge 50c ti 65c p;r yard
42-inch all >vool Serge $ 1.00 to $ J .90 per yard
Storm Serge 55c to $J.OO per yard
French Serge 55c to $1.50 per yard
Wool Crepe bOc to $1.00 per yard
Wool Poplin 'f)1.00 to $1.50 per yard
(^Hiebi'e school opened Mondaj’
with Pr«.)f. T. C. ll(‘nderson, ])rin-
i ipal ; Miss Pt'ari Fanlkn(*r, int(‘r-
mediate work, and Miss N'ietiiria
CJiilesi)ie, jjriniarj- work.
DOING THEIR DUTY
Scores of Brevard Readers Are
Leiirniii5>: the Duty of the Kid
neys.
WEILT’S CASH STORE
To iliit'r the i>luod is tlie kidneys’
■ dnt V'. i
U lit n tlii'v fail to do this the
I ivi'; ?!■ ■« s a I'c ■>> (‘a k.
I liaekaehc* and othi‘r kidni'y ills
may follow.
1 lelp the kidn^jys do their work.
l\-ie Doan's Kidney l*ills--tbe
tested kidney remedy. I
i’roof of their worth in the f(d-
lo .vini? ;
E. E Ensley, If,:; lilaiilon street,
Aslu'villc, N. , says: “I have
used Doan’s Kidney Fills for years
and tilways with sati.'ifaelory ri
suits. Whenev(*r J noliec any
symptoms of kidn(>y eomplaint I
^'et a bottle of Doan's Kidney 1‘ills;
and they pnt mo in good condi j
tion.”
I’riee CiOc, at all dealers. Don’t
simi)ly ask for a kidney rc'medy
get Doan’s Kidney Pills—tln‘ same
that Mr. Ensley uses. Foster j
! Mill)in-n (’()., Props., liulTalo, N.
j V . — ,\(1 vrrlisement. ^
Big Stores Full
Of Good Merchandise
Th'*. introduction to this business talk implies a big volume of merchandise. A
big stock at two stores means heavy shipments, better prices, quick sales and fresh
goods. We recognize these conditions to be the guiding elements in our business
and we give our customers the benefit of our prices.
Shoes, Clothmg and Dry Goods
Have you visited either of our stores? If you haven't you are missing your op
portunity at good bargains. We are receiving frequent heavy shipments and no
customer will have trouble in finding goods to suit his or her taste and pocketbook.
We have an enormous stock of shoes, clothing, hats and dry goods and our new
silk department has been an attractive feature of our business.
We have what you want. The prices arc right. New goods are arriving regu
larly and in order to supply the demand and take advantage of the big markets Mr.
Whitniire will leave soon tor Baltimore and New York to buy goods for our stores.
Pay us a Wc like to show you our goods even though you don't wish
to buy.
J. C. WHITMIRE, Cherryfield, N. C.
WHITMIRE & LYNCH, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
l*K .r.i* nu nluMi iIm . .uJvriii.soinont when inquiring about these goods.