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■ We get the lowest Wholesale Price. “We Buy for Less and we Sell for,Les&’^ than those who
buy in small lots. “Low prices and high quality” is our motto. . ' ,
By buying these Wagons in car load lots we got them at a reduced figure and we can sell them
to you RIGHT, COME IN AND SEE THEM AND PICK YOURS OUT..
Fsurmers Supply G>mpany, brevard, n.c
J. M. ALLISON, Manaper
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QUALITY
is the most abused
word in the diction
ary. As an adject
ive, modifying cloth
es, it has been used
1,000,001 times. ^Some
day this particular word
will arise in relbellion and
refuse to serve unscrupu
lous makers. Some day a
just reward for the proprieties of^the English language
will discourage the indiscriminate use of this handy
word. Some day you will join the intelligent army of
Griffon Clothes buyers and leam the true synonym for
‘^Quality.” You^ll see it happily expressed in the Grif
fon label.
WEILT’S GENTS’ STORE
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE
BREVARD. N. C
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUM
MONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina—^TransylTaaia Coun
ty—In Um Superior Covrt—July
Torm, 1919.
Fannie S. Cary and husband, Louis
H. Cary and E. E. Stone
vs.
' C. B. Stonoj T. C. St<me, C. R.
Stone, R. G. Stone, Florida S. Miller
and husband W. N. Miller, J. B.
Floride L. Stone, Martha Stone, J. B.
G. Stone, Jr., EUza W.. Stone, *nieo-
dore C. Stone, Thomas W. Miller, F.
Lydia Miller, E. S. Miller, May Mil-
kff, W. N. Mmer, Jr., AgnciB T. Stone,
Florida L. Stone, Martha Stone, J. B.
‘Btone, Jr., F. Cary Stone, T. Croft
Stone, E. IL Stone, ESizabeth Stone,
Hally Stone, Francis Cary and Mary
£. Quy.
Ite dafendants above named will
take Botice that an action ^titled,
as fbove IwB been'ctnrawncad mite
Ih^erior Court of Tramqrlvwiia
Coni^ to set <» and eitebl&h t«r6
Isst 4oeds from Florid^ L. Stims, df-
^laiattfsi And the said
defendants will further take notice
that they are required to appear at
the term of the Si^perior Court of
said County, to be held on tiie Sixth
Monday before the First Monday in
September, 1919, it being the 21st
day of July, 1919, at the Court House
of said County, in Brevard, North
Carolina, and answer or demur to
the complaint in said action, or the
plaintiffs will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded in said com
plaint.
JThis the 15th day of May, 1919l» .
N. A. MILLER,
4t-rlg Cleric Superior Court.
Let Us .Prifit
Yoiir Sate Bills
MISS GASH ADDRESSES
THE DISTRICT MEETING
Miss Annie Jean Gash left for
Hendersonville on Tuesday where she
went to deliver the principle address
before the Western N. C. district
meeting of the U. D. C.
Delegates to this meeting are ex
pected from every U. D. C. chapter
in this section of the State. The vis
itors were tendered a luncheon on
Wednesday by the Hendersonville
chapter at the Kentucky Home.
NEW CITY FATHERS GET BUSY
Brevard's new municipal board had
their first regular meeting on Monday
evening. The entire time of the
meeting was taken up with a dis
cussion of the legality of a public
service franchise recently granted by
the city board. The matter of ‘ap
pointing the variolis town officials,
'whose selection by the city council
usually takes place at the first meet
ing of the newly elected aldermen,
was postponed until the next meeting
of the city board which is scheduled
to take place Monday night. May 26.
PREMIUM HAMS AND BACON
AT SLEDGE’S.
MEETING OF MATHATASI/IN
CLUB
The . Mathatasian Club met 9p
Thim^ay afternoon at the home of
Mrs. li^nk Jenkins. The program of
the afternoon was arranged by Mrs.
Ida Bryant and the subject presented
tor consideration was **Community
Incoznes.** A paper ^n ^'Municipal
Incomes** was read by Mrs. R. H. Mo^-
gan. This reading was fdll<lw3d by
a general discussion of the various
sourcei of income to tiie Community.
Iti^. Morgan will be^M^as
to the organi^tion^at its ttie^
iiig which will take iilaee on ThunP-
day. May tiie 22nd at half-past threO
in the aftiemoon. *
GET. SOME OF THAT SPRING
l^lfP^TSLEDGE’S.,^ , , ,
MINSTREL SHOW POSTPONED
The Soldier Minstrels from Camp
Oteen who were to have played here
on Friday have received government
orders forbidding their absence from
camp on that date. Therefore their
appearance here has been indefinitely
postponed.
BUY YOUR GROCERIES FROM
SLEDGE.
W. U. SUPERVISOR
STAT^FACTS
Brooks Says Taniac Has Overcome
His Troubles—Feels Like A New
Man.
A Message in the "BREVARD NEWS’^
will reach over 1,200 homes. Are you
stiU on the bottom rung? If so, why
not increase your business through ad
vertising. , **See Bee Osborne'^
**My wife obtained such satisfac
tory results from Taniac that I tried
it myself and I have gained ten
pounds and feel like a new man,"
said J. W. Brooks, traffic superintend
ent for the Western Union Telegraph
Co. at Dallas, Tex., and living at 1732
Hickory street, that city.
“When I began taking Taniac,’* he
continued, “I was suffering from a
stubborn case of stomach trouble,
the result of an attack of acute in
digestion I had several years ago. I
had an awful pain licrOss my back,,
and was so nervous and worried about
my kidneys that I could hardly sleep
at all. I suffered from rheumatism
in my legs, my feet would swell and
I was tired and languid all the time.
I was badly rundown, lost weight,
streng^ and enetgy and none of tho
medicines I took 4id me any good.
“After taking Taiilac fw a short
time 1 began to pick up and kept im
proving, till now my rhetkmatism is all
gone, the paifis have disappeared from
my back and my kidneys don’t wmrry
Uke tlwy <tid. I have a fine
Rjetite and ean eat anything I wairiif
without suffmng at all from In^
g^stion, 1^ sleep is sound and restf
and I get up m tiM'monHkig^
fino.” V- s
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Taniac i»;s<4d by leading
(Bysrywhere.—adr. ' ^ ^
BARGAINS
_IN—
Auto Tires
WE, OFFER THE FOLLOWING
TIRES AT REDUCED PRICES:
NO WAR TAX
WE NEED THE MONEY
Special Regular War
Price Price Tax
about
2-30x3 Sqiieege Diamond Tire $18.45 $20.45 $ .98
1-31x4 Squeege Disumond Tire 26.35 28.35 1.
FEDERAL CASINGS
Smooth Tread '...... 14.80 15.80
Rug^ll'*Ti«ad 17.80 18.80
'ged Tresid 23.45 24.45
S. Rugged Tread.. 27.1^ 28.15
^OODKK H CASII4GS
Tread \ . .. $14.85 $15.85 $ .66
2-30x3
6-30x3y2
2-3^ V2
2-32x4
2-31x3 3^
. ... X23.25
24.25 1.01
3i2.30 1.35
23^ 98
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