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For every saJe tbero ts a b'ayer and a sa!e~. person. The '.r'iesrrjan ''rei;‘r’^:f . '% ■ Liiy*-/ lUrf/! ;;[i qual/ly etiid
price. Tire’ouT^cr,is interested in quality and !s quick to recogriif e it, hut if hr f iir«-i i ri,/h! the traos v'ili
not be ms.de.
f.t 5S this final thing—the “PR!.l^F!-’’™whic!* cHsiches every sale. The siore t??;'.* r- iii -i ;>»;'siJjon to en’prip-
SiZe as we oo ‘ a r*>L i i j « £7^- i exhai-^t tiiemselven spr^!(iri;'; or s'vr;^:jinri no
store f^i.arantee?^ ai^d quaKL;7 i‘iG?e e''.‘p?'-rxtk:?.l^y tliaii we do, bi;t th.fAr ^rg\5t:ir;'2'^M:!s There is
way lo g::'t aro;jcd iv—he Pric^ ih-.e 1‘hio^/’' 'Hie cii5^:cmcr'3 recognitlo^i of w.i- ^ r qvrHty rt t^,c
r^ght pi ke. That h what makes a busintiGO pvospei^:
Mote a few of the priccs we are quoting on good seasonable merchandize::
Best Ovitiiij^j, pci- yjrJ 15c
Bi.'st Gi ld’ll I!'!, fzr y.-i'd 15c
All Wo.-l Scr^;j, per yard /'^c
Gooi, luMvy CcUiti -i-! F'anncl, p>:r y_n'd 15c
Men's Best Overalls, pair
$1.50
Ladies* ar.d Children’s good quality Black
p.iir 15c
Ladic:,’ Winter Wci'^f^t [jn hr >
Ladic,>' extra y^'> A :j lalit/ Uui >n S'.iir', C'jir. .$!.■
Men’s extra 'y/)d \ lality UnJon S.iiis, r.j.:t . .Si.i,
Children’s I f .bo;:^‘/an Cap;., eaih .'•
Mcpi’s 5^0'^.d ouality Sv/eaters $1,50
1? ere are hundreds of other arHcles too nmrieroiis to mention all at low pricoS. You nay no hirih ~ric? ? fr.-;
' U. J O M.
merchandise when you trade at Plummer’s.
N. B.—I'he new Coats and Ladies’ Co:;.t Suits ?ife here. We know 3’'oii can save from $2.50 to -r5 00 rr
these parr 'Ciits. ConAC and be convinced.
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Mam Street
A. P L U M M E
Brevard, N. C.
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Ctlltrch TiirectOKy PPOTECTION' FCR YOUNG PIGS
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Fender Ar;nr,g:d Around Sides of Far
rowing Pcn3 PrcverrLs Gov/ Froi'n
Crc. .hinn Liltio Ones.
Patronize 0
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When prices of Clothing are rising, what is the
sensible thing to do?
T hi-: cf r. i'!. r Is u'^cd l>y iiiin-
!: :■• i-r' rs in i!ie corii !■•■!!.
•ri'l ;'iw'; ‘ \‘ ■!!> ;i' i’t-*;',ls hi :i ina-
'■i; .■!'( i . s. it coii.-i'-Is of ;. t'.vo
■ ’• I '. 1 i nhi.ir citrMi iri-!,-s I'rom
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This is w^hat you can do at our stores for the
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following reasons;
First: Because we bought them at the best and
biggest markets.
Second: Because we bought them in large
quantities.
For these reasons we are supplied with the
BEST of goods and in such amounts that we can
HOLD DOWN the price in the reach of the con
sumer.
BUY NOW WHILE THE STOCK LASTS. Have you realized that the
prices on Shoes and Clothing will be still liighcr before the winter is over? Come
and sec the largest and finest line of Clo'ihin^ and Shoes in Transylvania county.
I'he Cream of Goods, with the Price at the Bottom.
I'\\ iD.'^ox i'Mvi;!': !’Ri;s!'.vt;;ri \.\'
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.lol.,; !•■. Wav, I'., t-a.
Advertisers
—amrawf——.nai
They are all
boosters and
deserve ycur
business.
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('iiMit r .Inn!.in ;iiil (lastoTi stin ts.
A. V*. Mi l).mill, i’astnr. I’Ikhu' No. l l.’’
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Fig Fender.
i!i.' Iloiir. !!• lii^h rnoUi:!i that
ill r.a .'■i'.. ilowii uhil. . .
\nu:i:; !H-r.\,>rn her and tlu- \v;ill
t!.«'v can .siij: und.T the l\-iid»T :ai(i
avi'id I't iiiir (■ni->li.'(i by tlu- wi'i^rJit of
tin- sd'.v.—t »i'aiiu»‘ Judd FaniU'r.
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Tliere are jiir-t ui'l -
oiir: in the hiiuo'
Havoiinr line. H -
line Me-iiiiir:. 1 i.iv,'! .i?-
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WORLD SHORTAGE OF STOCK
Speedy Ending cf War Wouid Not
Change Present Basis of Prices
—Tax I.S Protection.
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Heavy. Ti.. C :
ansv/er every
ing reciuiremc:^i il'- i
ever existt cl in a c.w.
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J. C. WHITMIRE, Cherryfield, N. C.
WHITMiRE & LYNCH, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Please mention tills .idvvrlL-.cnicnt when inquiring r.bout tlicsc $>oods.
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I tl,..;; \\j:!i ti>> ,i:i'l we wa’i
: ' Nuai. -J
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'I'hcvr is fv. iy re to Ik lieve that
thi' }i;a M'lii I. VI I cl' ji'. li-c'. fur livo
si'll Vvi.! Cliii'i.iiiU' lor tinu*. }’.c-
cau>i‘ 111! :c is a \\orid sliorlaL'^c of
siiM'l;. a sp. rdy ciiiliiit: of llio present
war sJiould Hot ciiaiiuc tin* basis of
pricfs until a noruial supiily t.if .-Nt-K-k
is raided. '1'in- lo i»cr cent iniiort
dtity oil slock, nieal^. hides and \\ool
will ser\e as i>ioie*iion a;.:.iinst sliip-
nients from other countries where la
bor is c'!n-aper.
Patronize
the merchants who ad
vertise in this paper.
They will treat you right.
WOOL YARN rURGHASED
BY RED CROSS WORKERS 'niittens for s(»l«li(‘r.s luis arrived.
,, , 'riie societv lias l)oui;ht •'^jooof varn
1 ht* Kea ( rf)ss workt'rs are still ' ^ .
tiusy tlu'so (lays in the ])rt'i)arafton for siicdi purposes. Mr.".
of lios])ital dressings. ' K. T. HeTinini; i.s in chjir^o of this
Part of the wool yarn to lie used ^ dopurtnient of the Red Cross work.
Work Drag After Rains.
There are many times wlieii a day’s
wKrk «.an be spar»d on the road. Af
ter heavy rains ibe road may ueod c‘r-
tain ri'pairs or imiirovements when tlie
overseer is not ready to call otif the
^ _ hands. Why not individual farmers
donate n day’s work oa the road at
in kiiittit)M- sweaters, nmflleis and such time?
ENGLAND'S CAST-IRON SHEEP
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Joy Ride to Town.
A trip to town now to hty in the win
ter supply of necessities, is a joy ride
compared fo wlmt tliat same trip will
be when the roads pt*t i::uddy.
Herdwicks Are Noted for Their Mut
ton and Woo!—Able to Stand Ex
posure and Hardships.
A writer i:i The Shepht*ril’s .fournal
refers to the llerdwiek as Kn;iUiud’!:
cast-iron slu'ep. 'i’he Herdwicks art;
fanu'd for tlieir mutitui and thick, soft
lleecc-!. They stand the hardships
and e\p«isures of an iiuiemeut ciimutc
belter thau most oiher breed:^.
Renew before expiration.
In one minui*, I can t;.--
i.ll the niysi'. * y ui;t ('' *:a
oil question, aixl i.iak^* :v
so clear to yen th:it i’
tan never {£0 wrcr.^.
me.
Brevard Hardware Co,
Don’t order. C. Doyiv*.