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THE BDEVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19th, l»lt.
PEIiSONAlS
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boy scouts HAVE PARTY
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jWLssi‘s Irene McMinn and Marj,^ig
^.JiiTilt ner spent last Friday and 8at-
in Asheville,
Hunter and wife of Simpson-
vfm C. were in Brevard this week.
Mr. Hunter is looking for a location
for li stock farm.
It n inonoy loss for you if
ini) h> read the uiivertisements in
B.-erarcJ New».
L. Aiken, riarence Duckworth
and lH'.ibe Wike rt iiresontatives of the I
Dixie ?.5iMlic-ine ( (>nipany of Char-
nvi' nt home for the holidays.
<ki iiuy it today ot someone will
,'t and ir'MU-.
Last Thursday night an enjoyable
party was given by the Boy Scouts
of this place. The party was held at
the home of the Scoutmaster, Rev. J.
R. liny. After numerous games and
stunts had been pulled off the crowd
went to the Tea Room where Mrs.
Cooke and Mrs. Brodie served light
refreshments.
completed a cruise from Boston, Mass. quarters at Roanoke Rapids, 'Halifax
to San Diego, Cal., by way of the County.
TRANSYLVANIA BOY MAKES
Panama Canal, and expects to spend
the winter in San diego in southern
“sunny California.”
Reid doesn’t say it’s a great life
if you don’t weaken; but “It’s a great
life, and the if be darned.”
The Institute will close for Christ-
ed, Margaret B. Cook, or to Welch
Galloway, Atty.
Brevard, N. C. Dec. 15, 1919.
^ j ^ MARGARET B. COOK, Executrix of
mas holidays on Thursday, most Testament of Howard
the students leaving on Fridays, Dec. | Cook. 12-19-6t-wg.
19. A number of the faculty will
CALVERT NEWS
irc f-carce this Christmas.
Tv'e>L ’.vn:*; or it buy the boy a
Tr«>^tvt Camera at Baker’s Art Gal-
ry, Hendersonvi'le.
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’^uth Shor^' will spend the
jio. . wiJi frirnds aiui relatives in
Suuih C.iiMrLrL'i.
Ti"'-'. M. A. K. Woo.ibridjre has re-
tiivi'ki! n-Mii ;i \isit lo Boseman, Md.
I; \ {A-it. r to sho]) faiiy than late.
W. and daujrhter, Ida,
'.f iro \ve!\. i'.rovard visitors
u. : . V .un! sunpfrii)t'd for the
NVwa ' .‘nili- in'l l.'. I
1')‘- I'l \>ait — ,u\) r.(>\v and
K. il. Wal'Kor. is spending'
■'■ I" '-vit)i lu'V sisUT at Tryon.
"vl. K. Aldcrma!!, was a Asho-
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; vir ..'.ori' day.'- -l.uy it now.
' . ■ Ill-.wr.il. is arran.t>-inji' for
-1 i! : v;a CiiuMnnati and
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Fisher visited
GOOD IN NAVY j their little niece, Montaree Galloway,
i Sunday who has been very sick with
Daniel] M. Reid, Navy Mail Clerk pneumonia. She is recovering rap-
or. the U. S. S. Melville, enlisted in idly.
tiio X;.vy on Octobor 10th, 1916. Reid | Quite a number of people were
cnlisLcv! in the navy to see the world, present at the flag raising Sunday at
and at tiio same tune intended to take the Calvert School house and the pro-
ailvantauv of one of the many op- gram was very nicely carried out,
lioriiiTiiui' the Navy ofTers a young Misses Ollio Perry and Pearl Combs
n.aa to lit iumsolf for some trade or ^vent to Hendersonville, N. C. Sunday,
vocation in civil life. Ho has had fur- Ed Glazener is very sick,
loughs in the two largest cities in the Mr. and Mrs. Leander Gillespie
world, a:nl many of the smaller ones are spending a while with his par-
in both honiisiil'.ores. He was for ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Gillespie,
over twenty months despatch^ of A. H. Gillespie visited his daughter
mail.s for 14 U. S. Siiips and station?, Mrs. Sam Brown, last week at Pick-
six of v>hich wore naval seaplane sta- ens, S. C.
tions. with Base Six at Queenstow'n, Mrs. Mack Chapman is very sick
In land, as headquarters. , with pneumonia.
Since the close of the war he has Marion Glazener of Pelzer, S. C.
niainu.inod and kt pt up operation on visited Mrs. Edith Galloway last week.
BLUE BIRD.
also spend the
homes.
vacation at their
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
NOnCE
All parties who gave notes to the
Asheville Milling Company during;
the months of May and June 1918 or
any other time, are requested to meet
in the Court House on Tuesday, Dec.
23rd at 10 o’clock in order ta take
steps that are necessary in protecting
their rights.
Please be sure and be present and
Having qualified as the administra
trix of the estate of M. S. Dunn, de
ceased, late of Transylvania County,
Having qualified as executrix of | North Carolina, this is to notify all | bring all papers that you received in
the Last Will and Testament of Ho-1 Persons having claims against the es- connection with the said matter, as
ward Cook, deceased, late of Transyl- | deceased to exhibit them | this is a very important matter and
vania County, N. C. this is to noti-1 undersigned at her home at Se- j must be attended to at once or you
fy all persons having claims against j ^ica, N. C. on or before the 16th day may have to pay the full amount of
the estate to present same to the un- j Dec, 1920 or this notice will be
dersigned for payment on or before pleaded in the bar o^ their recovery
Dec. 15, 1920 or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery; all
persons indebted to said estate in any
amount are hereby notified to make
immediate payment to the undersign-
All persons indebted to the estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 16th day of Dec. 1919.
Roxie Dunn, Administratrix of
M. S, Dunn, deceased. 12-19-6t-lph
your notes.
I? you cannot come, please send
some one to represent you.
H. L. ALLISON
T. J. WILSON
V. C. MOORE.
12-19-lt-v/eb. Committee.
EAT YOUR XMAS
BREVARD SNSTmiTE
NOTES
Mrs. C. N. Trc’.vbridge and daugh-
I ter, Eleanor, left on Friday for Pal-
.\iw (''''irans.
! board the U. S. S. r^Iclvlllc, a Branch
Post Onice of New York, and has done
a n.oiK'v order business nearly equal
to iiio avera.u’e done by the New' York
j Er;'.n!. h oiiices located in the City of
do vour New Vorl:; this,’’.cwever, is accounted
I for by the fact that the Melville is
' a Destroyer Tender, mothering from
17 to 1;"> destroyer;'..
1 As a summary, wo mi.uht say that myoa. Mo., to spend the holidays with j
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since (H tober 10, li>lG, Reid has seen ! Mrs, Trowbridge’s father and |
j many queer, wonderful, and beautiful mother, Rev, and Mrs, J, A, Lanins, j
tlii- lh::i only a millionaire could , Prof, Trowbridge l^-'ft Saturday af- i
’la.c so^ .i in civilian life; and in the ternon to attend the Convention of |
meaniinu' iie has received a ])raetical the Inter-church World iVIovement at j
business etiucation, ir!c’iv''inf>: a sta?i- Ralei.uh where he wili be for several ■
OYSTERS AND TURKEY
WILL COST YOU LESS THAN IF YOU
COOK IT YOURSELF AND WILL SAVE YOU
ALL OF THE BOTHER,
PHONE MRS. JOHN GLENN
dard system of bookkei';
’11. • . ;H :id your siiare nic- systeia of typev.ritiim\ ant! thv
‘Icly i|ian reachn-^- knovvledu'e of the use < * va.riou:
h, ; ^ , u >;t:- of our merchants ' of calculat;on<j; mach
—t!v y w;ll tidl you v.hat He is nov.' on the ■ '
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• n! Mi ss Ethel Leatherwod, a former
:i: ke I teacher of Domestic Art at B. L is
I spending a few days with us. Mis»|i
the ! Leatherwood is now ei;;.;a,ue(i in Coun-
ently 1 ty Demonstration w ork, with head-1
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Seasonable
Giits
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fifis for ladies
V in an inlinite
; ful things in
of them rep-
price asked.
There are dt sira'.
hire, and tht '.re '
variely. Thc^r, ar; :
]n'ofus:on, an'! ev^-i-
resents more than t.
But what would more apprecia
ted for Christmas tlAn something in
women’s ready-to-v. far? And now
you can well afford to buy, for during
our Final Widn-up Sale or Ladies’,
Suits, Coats, Dr'issss and Shrits the
question of price has been forgotten,
ei v garment MUST be sold, and
t ij quittjl enough to say about it,
W'e think, j
Just a f«w other suggestions: Silk
Kimonas, Ijlouses, Sweaters, Gloves,
Anf^ora Scarl"^j-^^ce Collars, Silk un
derwear, Boudil^ Cap of Silk, Red
Cross or Busterl Brown Shoes. New
yarn for Knittinfe and hundreds of
other useful thi rigs.
Ev,
that
ABOUT THOSE FURS
These splendid furs w’ere bought
last summer. Since then there have
been four or five price advances. We
know w’e can sell you high quality
furs for from fifty to seventy-five
per cent less than you can buy them
elsewhere. We w'ish we could impress
you with the values offered. Furs
never go out—they are an investment
and not an expense.
They start from as low as $13.50
Talking About A Gift For That Girl
What do you know about those new
silk umbrellas we have just received.
Really, they are so smart and modish
that any girl would fall in love with
one—of them—on sight. Ask to see
these silk umbrellas. You may find
just what you want to give Her right
then.
A FEW SPECIALS FOR XMAS
One lot outing, a real and very
special bargain, per yard only 19c
Cotton Batting, something you
can hardly get enough of, at only 10c
One lot ladies’ Ribbed Under
vests, very good garments at only S9c
One lot ladies’ corded silk pop
lin shirt waists in assorted colors,
good value at $5.00, only $2.95
Ladies’ Outing Kimonas, beauti
ful patterns priced upward from $2.95
CHRISTMAS LEATHER GOODS!
A real leather hand bag, or suit
case makes a splendid Christmas gift.
You know the world famous Belber
make—^we have them.
Hand bags from $3.45 ot $25. Suit
cases from $1.98 to $22.50. Trunks
from $6.95 to $50.
A CHRISTMAS SUIT FOR MAN OR
BOY
Styleplus suits for men priced as
low as $30, $35, $40, $45.
A few at only $25.00
Suits and overcoats in single and
double breast models, skirt models
and with belts.
Exceptional values in boys’ suits.
Splendid materials in serges, worsteds
and cheviots. The very latest models.
Priced now at from $6.98 to $18.50.
A CHRISTMAS HAT
You can well afford to buy that
new hat at these Final Wind-Up Sale
prices. They are some mighty pret
ty designs here with double-the-price
value in them.
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SlrtOP EARLY
ana SHOP HERE
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HENDERSONVILLE
NORTH CAROLINA
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