The Rose Cafe
W. Y. THOMASON. Prop.
For the Mediants and Farmers
Quick Service
Food of the Best llualiiy
Polite Attention
Main Street - Hri*viird. N. C.
Meals Deliv't’rocl on Sh irt
DiUGHTEh
WU AN^’:
' ForaLonjrTiV' L ;cKed .S*;j
to Walk Far -Notiii i
Seemed to Help Her.
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so ) U'^aTY LOAN FACTS
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FRIKND SAID A-I M WAS
WHAT SHF NFFI)i:i)
Professional Cards.
KOBT. L. GASH W. !•:. BKHHSK. jr.
GASH &c BREESE
LAWYERS
11 to 17 McMinn Building
N'oiiiry I’uhlic.
DR.. J. Y. McKlNNEY
DENTIST
Office PickeLsiiner liuiKlin^.
DANIEL LEON ENGLISH
Attorney and Ccunsclor at Law
Brcvari:, N. C.
HohI esiHto hiw mul !i''r^u'tu-t
a ppecialtv.
Clayton, Clayton &. Fisher
Attorneys-at»-Law
HHKVAin). X (\
WELCH GJiLLOWJiY
Jittorncy
Practice in all the Courts
Brevard, C.
CHAS. B. DKAVER
Jtttorney-'ot La tty
Offico CH)oper IJIock
ALLISON & ALLCSON
Attorneys-at-Law
In Old Cooper Building
BREVARD
COLEMAN GALLOWAY
Attorney-at-Law
Cc!Opcr Block
Brevard, N. C.
CONNESTEE LODGE
NO. 237 1. 0.0. F.
Meets every Monday ni
Visitors \vclconie.
“.\ly ilaufrlitcrV c!nditi..n w.i-
rioil ini? H donl. S’n • .s .
wi'nk, rimdo'.vti mkI troutil il ;■!
ths.1 roinini; int(>
aith irr*‘;;ul»T 1 iios which s>-rin-
ro weight hrr dowTi t- ’r' 1 Jtiu
snj) her stri'iii;t li niid ('nor^; .
fould wiilk but a litfUi t\s\vifli
nut rt‘stiii^,'’ siiys li.
\'u., ju't rt l\v,v (iiiys
“A fricTid rk(.v'tiuiK“i»d«‘(J A'i'
Iron Miiii'rul to pii';iiul niy ibmul'
trr hiidn't iHlu'n hut two hntil
hctnn* sht‘ \VH> -vi'll iiiid strdiJLT iini
:.'niii!4 nhov.t th» ht*nsi‘wtjrk to ’I
wtiniltM-fnlly im;»ri>v('d. Tht> result-
hfivv* ht'i'ii rc'sKirkahh* iti 1i»m
C!ist‘ 1 hflii'Vi' Ai’id Iron MiiurHl
will ilo all tl\;it is claiiiitMl for il
and take plt'jisure in ri'coinint'iulin^
It to all. I consulor it a (Jod-NfU;! to
.sulTi-rin;; l.UMiunity
'ihi'uhovt! I ntlir.'ii:i>tiii (>ndorso
incnt of Arid Iri-n Mineral, th
uroat iron ri‘n;-‘dy, wl.i'-h fhoi;-
sands of ]»‘ople piai'f, proves ho'
splendid it is as a tonie for th*
t)lH)d, kidneys, Madder, and diges
tion.
Aeid Iron Mineral ms . .'e ob
tinned at most druui: >toV' S in lar^.
or small hott!i s. A ti'a^p'lonful i^i
jn ”la.'S of wiiter makes a (h'.”*e. I
helps tl'.e l)k od. drives out nri
j ;ieid and othe’* impurities aiu
j strenj:th(‘ns on * almost from the
I tir.'.t dosi*. 'riiM a; i) -tite is stimu
I
jhitid, (li'^estion is helped, and thi
■loi'il enrii-lu'ju'd. hrifiLMn_' i-j'cl:
; f.iat rosy hi'alth ljIo'.v tollit' t !i !■;■
tr.'l a ^jiarkh' to i.ser-iu>ii■ f v rs.
j Ni.'te: Acid li-en >tiiu'ral i.s j i.-t
I hijzhly conc('nt ra ted natural
iiedieinal iron, t.'st( d and-botth*d
by the Ferrodine ('liemieal i'orp.,
i^ 'anoke, Va., the le'r^sors o^ the
1‘posil from which it C(tmes. It is
non hU’oIioIic and non injurious
I)ocs not ali ’ct tlu‘ teeth, (‘au';e
I'oMstipatioTi or haiiii di”;estien a.
ordinary iron is ap: to d;j. Got a
a bottle tu'iaV.- A Ivrrtis(>meat.
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ENCE V^ITH THE SALE OF LIB
ERTY BOND3.
Formed Ou\
Ail cf
in.ci'.t at Esoh
ion cf tlio ad-
'!ir? ca’.! for
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I' • d y,mvt-
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Work Drag After Ra:ns.
Tlirre iiiv iiiaiiy ii’.iH ' w h- a viay's
wt»rk e:ui be siiari 'i >n t!i * r rci. Af
ter heavy rains tlu' ncul may nc» i| ci r-
taiii repaiiN or iiuiuMvciMrnt'- wli n th*
overseer is not rca ly to calt luit Ihi*
hamls. Why not huiiviibial farmers
donate a day’s work on the ruaJ at
sueh time?
DUNN’S ROCK
LODGE NO. 267
A.F. &A. M.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
All })t*rs.>n.N take noti -o tiiat J. ('lall.i
way, the imilersi^in-i], lia-^ tl;is i!:;v liuly
'lualifioil and h.inilt,Mi a.s ;; nt
cho fstati’ oi L. r. Cialld’.'.;’.v. ;fccast‘!, ol
Tran.sylvania coiiatv. N. (' . ; ,■! a!! pi r
sons indfliti-d to tin- e'^lau- arc uiiiustu!
to make iinmi'diatc scttK'in.'ni t i tiu- u:v
lersi^ned; and all crv'Iitc.r.s m' th,' estate
•lamcd al)ove are irqiic.sted to present
their ( laim: Ivfore the lApirati ;n of
twelve niontiis tlie (iat • ! "leui' or
ihii nolii'c \vi!I ho pieade.i in I'.'.r (>l tiu i''
Iecoverv.
.1. (i.\I.L()\V.\V,
Administrator of tlu- estate ol I.. 1'. (lal-
lowav, dc'ceaseil. 10 7 lt»
NOTICE TO PLAINTIFF BY PUB
LICATION
\orth ('arohna, 'rran.'.ylvan^a t’oiinty In
the S Jpcrior ('oiirt Before the fierk.
1C. H. .leninngs
vs.
Lee F. Norton.
State of North ('arolina to !i. .leanings,
plaintiff in thf ahovc entitled cause
llreetin;;:
Whereas, in the ab:.ve entitled cause,
iudf-'iiient was rendered in lavor of the
defvndant and aj^inst tlu- jdaintiff on the
•)th day ef Aiinl, I'ML', for the sum of
•SI 180, t’le Cost ol Slid aetim, which
ud;fment was docketed m the Jud^'ment
Docket of said court on the 2nd dav of
May, 1912, and whirh jn i^riiK'nt stands
upon said docket unsati-.i! ed, and Lee F.
Norton, the dt iei’d tn', havin^, made oath
that said judgment has not i». en saiistied,
and that the plaintiiT is not a residv-iit of
the state, so that p^-rsonai scrvue
•lotico can be S' rved upor. iiim;
You are threfore conuiianded, notified
and required to appear before the clerk of
the Superior court t.f Transyl v:;nia
county, N. at his oliice in Brevard, on
Saturday, the 17th d:!V « fNovcml>er, 1917,
and sht>\v causv, if any you have, why
e.xccution shall not Issue on said judi;-
ment for the amount due and unpaid
thereon.
You will further take notice that if you
fail to appear and answer to this notice,
that judgment will be rendered revivin;^
said judgment and ordering e.xecution to
issue on the same.
Witness my hand and seal of office in
Brevard, on this the 4th day of October,
1917.
N. A. MILLER.
l()*19-4tc Clerk of the Superior ('onrt.
Joy Ride to Town.
A trip to town now tu L^y in th.e win-
tor supplr. of neces dtit's. is a joy rl.lo
ennipared to what that same trip will
he \\hen the road.s get imuldy.
Soniethin'4 to sell means some-
tiiiii^i ti) advertise-
Buy a Good
Four sl.inJiirtl makes in
stock—Pope, IClcti, Nati-'tial
and Ardmore—all proven
wheels )f sure {i!»ai'ty.
Priced S23 and up. Second
hand, SIO to S25.
Always carry a full line of
Bicycle Tires and sundries.
Small repair work of all
kinds on bicycles, jjuns,
locks, keys, and expert
sharpening af reasonable
prices.
Articles sent by mail for
repair receive especial care.
Frank J. Nevercel
47 West Collese Street
Asheville, N. C.
: st ii.(T'".riO".t I
.• • onoijv'i :> b '
^ y f'at Ihi-re will
; he a l.i:' (Ici’r i. nry i', ;- t';j 17 nati- nal
I army divi'^ii r 'iiuf wian ri(',000 1
I tiio ilrs* in. ’• "r.' Ut still to bo r.s-
nih!t ! !)Ut il rlri'aey ts ovid-'nt ll;a.t'
. th' Ti" vill he availa'd'' al th ' l'> can-
j IfiniiU'ii!s Ciunrii'rs 1 r an ;idditHinal
res^irm lit Tit ) ! ♦ jo’-d Tt soia.®
■ fnr a full hrir,; do of i ao r I’lM 'iits.
j T’lo s*r. n.^ih of th^ n«T7 r. .s-'ine-rtaJ
or? . ni/atioii is I’ inon. Whh E
j n ulmmt lackiii?? at ench raatonnipnt.
i t)os alone wonM .Ti^’an a .sliortag® oi
j !io;)rly nO.deO m''n. In addilien, ih( ;•
j hos been aull .-^ized a .seiifirute divfr-
vion of lU'gio tronpp. wlilch mpuu
I v arly nn.poo i len withdrawn from thi?
j ori;'inal nuniher assigned to the 16
; can(onin''iits. i
Till! sl'.Jirtnr" in due parfffllly to th»
necessity cf out >f the nati^Q9|
Rrri’y men to fi’.l nn national muird di
visions. Two crciplete natioi.al i ivt«
.si{'i;s ('f soi;lhoin iroopr, have ham
absorbed in hi'^ way. The renin.iats
of fhreo oll’f'r soutliorn national I'.rniy
1 ;;i\iFi.'MS will be eo:isoli(ta'od lo fofBl
■ ;i siTiph* di'.i.sieiial utdl, and Ili' siir-
I I 'iV.A n’.r>" f’(MH ofh«'r eanins vvi!’ be
1 pent 5-nu', n to make tiii the missii.g
! divl' ionH.
1 Drafts on the nn?ional army forri»*
! must be made to fill uj) tho ‘nlistf>d
i prrs'onnel f'f thf’ aviation scrvico. th^*
i n’cidial eorp;» and th^ .servire battal
ion ; recdt'tl behind tiic' fis'bting lines
' abroad. Eventually there will be
I ‘2r>(),0iUi tnen in the la.st named s'rvie*
’ aloi.f', and the aviation and the lU'-dt-
' ca! servie * wiU take nearly »is iiuuiy
i IIKMO ihor.r.h net all of them will ^
! takf'ii fro!:» the nati*nal army. ,
' HAtG’S ATTACK CHECKED
1 BY DELUtJ-E OF RAIN
Atready Swampy Region Converted
Into Qungmire.
For the tiv>:i lime since he started ,
his serii s attack.s again.'t tht> ; r
man positions in Fl;i'’il 'rs. Field Mar-
s’lal llai'4 ha-i had to cease ai. op’ T
tion hcforc; all the objectives w re at
taint'd. Tt was nut Ibe (3-rrciri r
liov;evcr, that st:>!i;''d tho nri!i.-h. b
was a nv'i'e th.i’i u>u !!!y heavy r:'i:i!;:!I
which started during tie:' batile and
turned th(' aheady swamii regbm o\ ;! ,
v.iiich the men weie supposed to pass
info a verifal)!e (luapmire lioni whb |
they could not ui.track th.emselve? fo" ^
a forward move. |
Tlr’ drive, as Ins been i». ^>ur'
In Hair's strr»lei-'y was .started tn t! e
enrtv b'Mivs • f l''riday moruiiit^ ar.d
exte’.ced fnno iif'ar (he Heul!i;)!--
wood to bf'Unv the Vpres-Mpuin rf:ad
At several r-idnts the British treoo'-
Ruecc'fb'd in gaining groutnl I'Vc.
f.c’-.ts r.ii.g-n;; up to a thoutand yard.,
but here tho rair intevem*d and the*
r:fh'i!i>! cea-;ed f(>r the day.
Tltf struggh' was parti-ularly hit-
to r^o th‘^ ”orth of Poelcapelle and
nround Passnfljpiulaele. Tn tlie la‘-
t.-*i’ reeion the Gcrmar.s apparently
liave r.-;assed their sirongest array of
treops, hopeful of being able to stay
a fu'tlier press forv.ard by the liritisn
toward the O.strnd-Lillo railroad. j
The Germans were expt'eling the
J r.ttle for sevt r«l hours prior to the
j;' '-’i.-’l for the IJrHish to attack they
h'.i'l down a hea*y h^;rra.^(^ tire all
along the line., inierspersing tlie rain
of s'teo! and explordve shoi'ls with as-
ph.yxialin.g ga.^ bombs. ,
Announcement by Admtnirjlrntor Pag*
Fellows Request of Pre.^iient Wil
son and Mr. Hoover.
Ib'iicigli Tho nation wi(5e Feed Cov-
sr-rvaiic !i I’b'dgo •' ampai.Tn h.ia bopn
IW)stp!iij!;i fieni thf» week ef O't. 20 12^
to O.-t, 27-.\'ov. 4th. f. i-ie I'V^cd .\d-
mi'i (:a»or Ib iiry A. I'ii" ■ vneflve 1
oni:()unceni"rit to tliis c'ff ’ct frrjn Mr.
lleilH-r' Uoov-r. I’nited Htntn Food
Admin' trator.
Tile (int mftnt of tliin im;-ortn.nt
e; tnMn:"'!. r, ;- w^hbh .'\.1mlnl!^,trntor
I’a.ge l;:is ( ‘ilistGd foi army of Rpprox-
•m;;‘e!y ri', lio workcrR in N^:rth Caro-
liiei. war; rreide jit t!ip re.jUf'St of
I’r. ^ i.h'Ht
I’re.-id ’nf V.'ilswn's leftr-r nnd Mr
Hoover’s r''i)!y are i:»‘nrentlng In thlJi
ci'-uiei'tion. The I’resident’a letter
was as follows:
“Th(> Whde TIoiise. Washington.
“.My (b'ar Mr. Hoover;
‘‘Th“ ('xigencies of tho Tr»'a^nry have
eonl'vd setting the final weelj of the
Liberty I^oan efiTnpaign during the pe
riod of Oct 2bst to 2Sth, This. I nn-
dersiand. Irrlngs it into the pn.me w^ok
the Food roii«ervation Fledge Cnm-
pattrn. It peems to me undesirable in
thf* interest of both theia* (apital mat
fi-rr; that this should occur in all the
ircun'stances. ther 'fore I wouhl b“
glad if the Pledge (’ariij'aign could be
,« >feirei one week, that is. until Oct.
2S*h to Xov. 4th.
“In askin'^ this alteratic'u of the
I‘!ans of yourself ai’d your as;'0( iat( ■
I sbenld like to takt' this eccas?('n to
impress uix^n them t!i;it we in ii.> wav
iu'.d‘>rdate the imno!'a:>'C' of th 'ir ef-
f' •!-. If we are to su;;ply ov.r Allies
V. ilh the nec. .-^..--ary food and are to r
d’lce our o-,\ n jtrices of I'oedsMiT' dur
ing the coming winter it can only be
accmnpii-^hed by the utmost self deain’.
a’ld .'-ervit (• on the j>art of all our p> o-
pie through the elimination of waste
and by ricritl economy in the ur-e of
food.
■‘Therefore I would he glad if yon
wo’.ild conV'^y to all of vt nv staff
;hi(iighoi;t the c'H’>jtr-y tiiy f-’e!ini ef
1'!“ ])rime importa-'r‘ of thfdr plan?
a"d their work and I v.isb particnl irly
to cx!>i“ss my great appreciation of
the service wliith th:.-! additional tar
on iheir time wi-i irupose unon the-
mp’^y lhnu,-'>!id vf-iunteers v.he have
already def.'rred their own concerns
to public inferc'sf.
‘ in ‘hi'^ important v.’ork I nsk thetn
not !() allow this alie.-ation i:> pro-
fr:T.r: to d-",ipen their fine enfh.usiasm
I i!{ ’-afl’er to i-edonhb* their energies
i-i tbei,- very great hraiuh of national
'!erv1c'>.
•‘rordhiUy and sineercdy yonrs.
■•WOODROW W’li.SOX.”
•1. Siirtj;- ■;
i ,ci>int s in ' : ■
().td ::
I Ifi.iior! ( oo 1,1
. 7.! tliiiii '.UJ ];or cent of the
it' ilii! I'niti*d Ftatesoan in-
II ' (• ( (jiid liberty loan -1
'.lorids withf'ui hidn;' in
i /wf.y ..iVi. d J,v th>'ir taxable,
; ' 11 O
■J. , e.. I’s ;i ,-c‘ ; from
li stall- ii n 1 locvil taX'“s.
o ' Inc- noc- f ‘ >•.! the new 4
■ I' (■ ii' . ix.;. il.-. IS subject
n;y t i •urta.\'.->.
: levied 'j^ly Oil
'i[ ).
t bil popn]'!ti.oti ot
the Tliiled Stiitos
only ;i!o.()it(' j -r-'ou.s paid iueonie
taxes in i1 li.
■'. ('.^v (;ro p-r.i(>ii.s ]jaid
SMrIn \ -c
7 ' 0 fact' v;;li;v oi uc .v !
I» i ' ; ;it liberty bonds nr-i exeiiijtt
i I ooi ’ill *u:ces whatso'-vcr. jircsont
and fntur*'. |
I
An individual may o’.vn fpro-j
viding he has n » otiier capi’al)j
oKIO,Oil!) liberty lou,-'. Is and pay no |
taxes. I
1). Tiui income of »i i individual I
trom liiieity b)an bonds (providing!
he Itas no other ineouic) is oxeinpt j
tin to I;.').!.''il. ()f this «'xenipti n'
•i^;').()on represents the 4 ])cr cent in- i
ierest on bonis of !i f ,c-e val-n* ol !
! J.i,( t*(I, (cxetnpt from all normal ^
t;iX“s) and rejtresents tin* in !
teres* at I ]>er cent on i.'onds of a i
tac‘ei value of t;.\eni])te!(l froin !
wll taxes (i)ai-a;^riipli liberty loan I
act.) I
CAN’T GET ALONG I
WITHOUT THE NEWS'
EVER SUIVATED BY
CALOMEL? HORIBIE!
Calomel is Quicksilver and Acts
Like Dynamite on
Your Liver.
Calomel lost s you a day! You know
what calorn'.'i is. It’s m.ercury; cjuicksilver.
Calomel is dangerous. It crashes into sour
bile like lyr.,;iinte, ( raniping and sicken
ing y,,’. Ca!oind attacks the honts and
slmuld never be jiut into your system.
W lu n you feed hi' du>, s’nggisii, ctmsti-
piated, and ail knocked cut .and believe
y- ii need a dose of danger ous cah»mel just
rememlxT that yc)ur druggist sells for a
It\v '. ents a large bottle of l)(,dso'i’d i^iver
'I'onc, whicl; is entirely ve^et.ablf and
Id'.ant. to tjkc ami is a ji' i feci ',-i!)st!
lute for calom.-k It i. ge;;r;int,ed to
start vour liver v.iihout stirring : u up
ins! |i.‘, and can not salivate.
Don’t take calone-l! it mal" von sis k
tlic 1C. ;ct day; il loses you a 'lay’s work.
Dod ■ n’.-; i.iver Ton * : tr;.i'-ht( ns von
riglit up and you feel great, (live it t»
the children bee;.use it is perfectiy harm
less and doesn’t grii.u-. .\d vert iseinent.
Saluda. N. C., Oct. lit, li'lT’.
Mr. ()sborn«>:
Knelosed find cln*ek for year’s
•;ubscri])tioTi to Brevanl Xtnvs.
('an't.get along uitbont it.
H( spec-ttully,
Aira Lank lord. i
So the People
Nay Know
that you are in busi
ness, come in and let us
show what we can do
for you in the way of
attractive cards and
letter heads. Good print
ing of all kinds is our
specialty and if we can
not satisfy you w^e don’t
want your business.
That’s Fair,
Isn’t It?
EAST ST. LOUIS MOB
MEMBERS CONVICTED
ADVERTISEMENT OF ADMINIS
TRATOR
State of North Carolina County of Traii-
.sylvania—Notice.
The undersigned having been ap
pointed and iluly qualified as administra-
!or of the estate of T. C. (lalh»way, de
ceased, all 1, orsons having claims against
the said ostate are notitied tt> exhibit
them before him or his attorney, Chas. ii.
Deaver, at Brevard. N. C., on or before
the 20th day of September, 1918, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to the said
estate will please make immediate pay
ment to me or my attorney above men
tioned.
This the 20th day of September, 1917.
W. H. GALLOWAY,
Administrator of T. C. Galloway,
Chas. B. Deaver, Attorney. 9-21-6tc
Holloville. 111.- TIorhort Wood and
I^eo Keane v.*ere found guilty of th '
murder of Scott Clark, a negro, who
died as a result of Injuries received
In the reecnt rare riots in East St.
I.onis, and the penalty was fixed at
11 years' imprisonment. Wood and
l\eeiie were the first white men to be
tried on rharge.s growing out of the
rat e riof. Ten negroes were fount'
gnilty last Sunday, and each was
given .sentenccrf cf TI years.
POLITICAL SPEAKERS
MAY VISIT CAMPS
Washi'-.gton—Citizen soldicri; in the
nnthmrd army training cantonments
will not have to forr^go the privlle.s:e
of a^^c'ndlng politi al meetings this
fall. Secretary Baker announced that
he had approved on orcVer by l\Taj.
(Jen. T H'ranklin Hell, commanding at
Camp TTpton, N. Y.. permitting politi
cal hr rings in camp under proper
regulations, and that ths ruling \Vf>uld
^mnlv to all th^ campi.
To this letter >Ir. Hoover replied j
a - f(>;b.,V--i; j
•'i>“:ir .^lr. I’residcr.t; j
•'1 am obliged for your favor.
'•\Ve. of inui'.se. have taken the nec-
t'ssary s;ppn to comply wiWi your wlsii
as to deferrii;g the final vveek eif our
fx.d cons'. rvaMon pledge? anipaign j
c" it the wee k of October "3th to No-|
\enil»er tth. You \.ill, of course, ieal j
i;:e thrit we 'iiny I'c unable to renc-h i
some of the more remote districts,
“I havtf no tloultt that flu* .“>00.000
workers who have enlisted In this i
snrviet" witl loyally respond to your
retinest foi' a greater ami longer con
tinned exertion. Your emphasis on
'he national importance of the rnn-
.-.f'Tvation campaign should stimulate
(.tir large body of dt*voted worker.-; to
the utmost effort during the new
wet'k
“Yours faithfully,
' IIFRIUCRT IT00VV:R.*’
Robert P. Erwin, a prc.minent rltl-
7.ei' of ('oncord v/a.s thri wn from a
loadt'd wagc>n and l- illed when ids team
of nuilc.s bccame frightened and ran
P V
Open Rich Mountain Territory.
North Wilkeshoro.--Monday saw the
hccinning of the sivia gto tho state
of that ^ast rich section lying north
west o fthe Hh'.e Ridge, tihas always
been cut off by the motudainrt from
its sister territory east of the ridge,
and through necessity and not by
choice has been tributary to Tennes
see ancl Virginia. The good roads
rommission of Wilkes county turned
loose the revolving steam sh.ovel on
the Roone-Trail highway Monday
morning, with the order “on to Deep
Gap” and tho Watauga county line.
To Address Suffrage League.
Durham —Mrs. Pattie Jacobs Ruf-
ner, of Alabama, official representa
tive of the National Suffrage League
has accepted the invitation to mako
the principal address before the an
nual convention of the North Caro
lina league, in session in Gold.sboro,
October "0 and 31. Mrs. John S. Cun
ningham, cf Uurharu, president of the
state vh'iijtei' of the national organi^^a-
tlon. announced the formal program
The session^j will consume two days.
can save you i7ioney on soap. We have in stock many vari
eties at many prices. II you think ycu can gel better soap at
less cost through mail order houses you are sadly mistaken.
Keep your money m town, anyway, even if you don t
buy trom us. But perhaps we have just the soap
you like. Come in. Get acquamted.
COX 6c KILPATRICK
Phone 41
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IISHINGLES.
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problem.
We are 'Hirough wiih
'^^leaks and repairs and
• - Giir house Js jmproveJ
m appeanmce,
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MILLER SUPPLY CO,, BREVARD, N. C.
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GROCERY ORDERS
whether given to our delivery boy,
or given by phono or given in per
son, all have the same prompt and
carefnl attention. We want your
orders for groceries, either large or
small, because in serving many we
are ab’e to furnish our patrons
with the
FRESHEST OF EVERYTHiNC
in the eatable line. If not already
one of our pleased patrons, give us
a “trial” order. You will find it is
worth while to continue.
MITCHELL
The Grocer.