ea
Mammoth Stock of Merchandise to be disposed of to the pub
lic» Wc share the profits with our customers^
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SKIRTS
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S2.25 TO S9 OG EACH
A Few Xmas Siiffirestic^is
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F WAI'^TS
Silks, 50c to $2.20 per yd,; Silk Hose, 25c
to $1,50 pair; Ties, 25c to $1.25 each; Rib- | (j
bons, 4c to 70c a yd.; Handkerchiefs, 10c to
25c each; Gloves, 65c to $2.25 pair; Laces,
4c to 60c yd, Hair nets, 5c to 10c; Umbrella^',
$1.25 to $1.75 each.
u
Sensible Xmas Presents
Shoes. $2.25 to $7.75 a pair; White Goods,
25 c to 50c; Serges, SOc to $1.90: Bath
Robes, ^i''2.50 fo Caps, Scarfs, Etc.
DoYkt Miss the Wonderfai opportunity to
economize at our ^'Bargain Coi'nter”. Many
other useful g?fts toi- numerous io mention.
VERY
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75c io
We lead in niosl up-to-
date women’s and child
ren’s dry-goods store.
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^*The Popular Store^^ Brevard^ N.
Just the presents for
mother, father, brother
sicter, sv/eetheart, etc.
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SOr^E TF?/;PEnATUR£
liEiiiU
Grocery Orders
CO.
V. lirlluivt II 1(1 <iijr dclivt ry licy,
tif j:i\ i ll !->■ jiliciK' d!' i’l'. i't'i-
sKii, all Ikivc till' saiiu-
i.ii. i'r.l : Vm- ur.iit yuu’'
I'l’! ;;n ' i ri-s. > i’.lur liiif.f m
!h\ in MTviii)' iiKiny wc
:ir<‘ U> Uirr.isl; "ur iKitrr.ns
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Freshest ol Everything
in tlu't .it.ilili- lin<\ It n
(iiu- I'l <>ui |ilca'H-(i patron uivi' tK
a ‘'tri.il'’ (Tuor. Y''.i will tin'i it is
\\liilo l'< I’ ■•Titimu'.
MITCMELL
I'ivo (irt)cer.
F(illdwiiiu tl'c ST1..W wliicli icli i ^
tin lust nirlil, tii<- 1 ^
, i;-;'*' f'l Jit ;in alaimiiiu:
lati* Si t ur'I.iy a 1 f < I :i'H III, ::inl foi’'
^ '■■'vcral (!a ?> 1 lii‘ : t r ^
1 y I'liM' t',) till' irci'/.iji jiiiint. ~
j Till' vrcdj’d, la].fn fro!i> “
I ct tlic t !:\'T ri" .nu tci- at ~
i)i't vavii It'.'tihitf la;'i :i:ii ti;.r \\ i 111 ^
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Surnlav
.Monday ll i 7 ^
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Stetson hais . i tua priccs ^
Glazcncrs Hcnc’crsonvillc. ^
12-14 tfc ^
I niiiiiL I 11 wnninnwinir
I *i»a«iag^r!r>^rt»g^:iP.aMag^l>Qag^feC9«S-g9frii<'Mir W ir*ll
Wish to thank their patrons for their support
during this year and to wish them a Merry
Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
We are leaders in Coal and Wood Stoves, Cook
Stoves, Ranges, Oi! Heaters and Tools of all kinds.
See for Auto Tires and repairing of every nature
PAkM
V.ltli ccd
g:' lin’;':
cnt. 1 lull’s
tlie t;’.;rc I
v.T.y to
ii'cp them.
ihe
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liniment i;; j
WORRY.^NG YOUR FRIEND
by talkm^ so much about your trou
bles* They would lots rather hear
you tell about how good you feel; take
V. E. BISHOP
CO.
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THE
ER PvlEDICINE
and you won^c have any troubles to
talk about
,li Brisg Co.
BrevarJ, N. C.
•ggggc
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Instead ofWoodStw^es orShie
autniem
Metal Shingles ^
The roofinjj that lri.>ts as long as
' the building and never ni.xcls rcpai) s.
Tiicy won't burn, crack, curl or rot
\vou<l shingles, nor havv- iIkv the
3 ^rtrat. v.fii'lu or l.'rittlcncss >)f stone slate;
bt situ ' they ai e int \pi n,'i\c au'i li^"’. l)ettt r than l ithtr.
For Sale by
MILLER SUPPLi , .^i<EVAl'D. N. C
^ y ‘.-5 r.4 L- hi
GciJ fr,y : vh7r; cr.'j cj
Horses, [V/iJo-. Catt'2, Ktc. i'
r\ j .... -f / i
Pains, Sr^'aj-is, |
CM ^ \ ■* A ^ ' •
aic, i. urns, iitr.
2jC. jO'.;. •• t ;i!l .s. j|
Pniil (iounlv Conin^is>it)nors
'I'hc t'l'llo\vimus liavc In rii
pui(i to Ihf Tiioiiii)crs of thi' ilouKt
oi' ('ouiilv <'oniMii.-.^ioiii'i s (i'n i!!L''i
t hi' nilicia! yrar !1 i ;
Kohcrt Orr 1'.^ days siTvicc as cnui'.- i
ly C(iinmi:-!.i-^;;tT at ])(t day rodi
i'^pjirr r)ri . chainr.aii
(1. 'I'. Lyiiay L'5 rrt^vilar day.-: a-;
cnunty kur.i. at por liav 5n.(Hl ;
(i. r. l.vday 11 sjn I ial da\s at L'L!ti(i|
(■ '1'. l.vday railragi' V.0() |
\\’. i;. Shi|i:r,an IM n j.',nlar days as j
ci iir;t\ com. at .fLMKt pt-r day -11'.do j
\V. 1'. Sliipnian 5 s]ncial days at ^^2 ln.ou i
W . 1C. S'.iii.iiian inilfa.uf 12 50.
1 r.virifiv(i accounts, nothing
I. Kilpatiii'k. lvt*i:i'?('!' of,
h-'i and c.voi'Cicio ('li't k to the i
B- ard of ('ounty roiiii'.iis<ioiu'rs of I
I'rat)>y 1 \ ania (‘DiiTity. hi i i-by ct-rti-i
t\' that till' fon ui.iiig is a forri v't
statt'’n'.'!it of th" ».!.o!!;its ui'ilih'd
by tin* b‘.anl of (’o:iiiin>.--.;o:!(i s fo
,t!i(> ’iiciubt'rs tli'Tt ot f. r st'rvif< s
1 1 I
as coinniK-sionfrs. and aisoa l or-^
i rt-c! >tatfiin iit of tb'* iiuiiibcr of |
day> rnidort d by i .icli arid tho
' uiMoiiTit ]iai(l to oaoi'. for tnih'a..;!*,
aiidthat said statfiiii'iit is in coiii-
, pliaiicf witli thr n'(|inri'i))f]!is of [
vcclloll lM!t> (d tbf Hi'vi^al of lUiT). 1
This Nov. I.'), I’,dr. 1
< J. (Kil j)a f rick, 1
! KcudstiT of Dct'ds.
To our friends and patrons. Remember
when j'ou select your Christmas gifts to
Hooverize, or economize. The place to go
is where you get the same goods for less
money and more goods for same money,
We have reasonable prices, because we are
out of the high rent district, and because we
buy such large stocks to furnish both stores.
Ax
CARD OF THANKS
AIKEN-MCGALL
(')n S;;tnrd.;y aftornocm in tli.' of
lico of tl'.i' iii'ui-tcr oi'di-:'<h. ( avii-,.'
.\Ji‘('all and Miss Mintdi' Aikcii
\v<'»-(‘ r.ni't'd in niirii Ity 'i’. ('•
M('(’all, ,iusti<‘:‘ of ihi‘ i>*'af*c.
I'iit* o'l'oo’ii is th * '=on of Fiihiiort'
Mi'(4i11 of (Tlouoesfi'!*, anil tho bridt*
i.s tli<* dani^htor of Mrs. K -na Aikon
Buy a New Edrson before:
See Macfie-' Glazener pays R. R. fare to
shop in Hendersonville. 12- J 4 tfc
Wo want t;i fimnk our ni ?iv
fri^'TKls for thvir kin!!i. S' d',;:i!!-
tli!^ illni'SH and death of oi;r d;-u
]) 'loved hiisbund and faih* r.
Mrs I (' Tiji^l-y
ii!»d faniilv.
f
Potatoes Oni(5ns, Sheiled
IWans and Peas, li};}»s. Poul
try, Butter, CiitirKc! Goiitls,
aiifl Dried Fruit; also 111 os
aitti Country Cured Meats.
Teli us what you have, or
ship to the house that pays
you cash.
Western Produce Gompr j
90 North Lcxinjjton A\ o.
ASi H:\ iLLi: - - N. C.
J. C. WHITMIRE, Cherryfield, N. C.
WHITMIRE & LYNCH, Pisgah Forest, N. C.
Pkase mention this advertisement when tnqitiring: about these goods.
i
Do you hate music? See
Macfie-Brodic's ad.
January Is .
Brodie's ad*
Subscribe for rather than bor
row the News.
SOCSETY PROGRAM
Tlio liidicon Literary Society of
the *:;va(l(‘d school hail an interest
inu m(M'tlng last Friday afcernc>Oii.
This society; recently t)rgani/.ed, is
made ii]> of izirls from tho liiu:li
school depitrtiiK'Ht, and tlioir work
has tlie I'.erso'iial snrervisit)n of
Miss Tyner.
1 Tl)(‘ ]'.ro‘;ratn consisted of cr.rrcnt
I news by Miss Thfodra Simpson,
i readin<=:s fiy Missels Miriam Silver-
i steen and Ircno M-iiinn, a piuno
solo by Miss Tyuor, a vocal solo by
iMi es Naomi ( Toud, a»ul a debute cn
j the query, “lie^^olved that water
[is moro xisefiil to man than tire.’
iThe utilvni'.itive was sujtnorti.'d by
. Mis'es Margery Gardner au-i M irj
i I'lyttic, tho netrutlve by 3Ii'S i-tubv
I Duekv/orth, and the decisinii v.ciS
; rendered in favor of tho ariirni
i ative.
Tho program was will car vied on!
and tho parliunientary oidtr v.?;;-
lerfeet. Miss Irene"
I'.residv^d, and Miss Etlu 1 Iviipfit
rick was secretary.