FKIDAY, JUNE
THE BREVARD news. BUVARD. N. C
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STRIKE
j Ten for 10 cents. Handy
j size. Dealers carryboth.
j 10 for 10c; 20 f<\r 20c.
I It’s toasted.
SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES:
1 will oiler for sale as the Law di*
rects at the Couhrt house door in Bre
vard,' N. C. at 12 noon on the 1st
Monday' in June, being the 6th day
of June 1921, all the following de
scribed land on which the taxes are
due and unpaid.
COS PAXTON.
BREVARD, 1920.
'Cunningham, Jason A., 1 lot, tax and
cost $5.90
Farris, F. B., 138 acres, tax and cost
$32.55
JFontaine & Verdery, 1-2 interest 40
Acres $29.86
King, A. H., 15 acres and 2 lots, tax
and cost; .... f318.25
McCarroll, S. P., 2 acres, tax and cost
$8.88
Y. J. Simth, 1 lot, tax and cost $15.65
BOYD
Kinjj:, S. G., 70 acres, tax and cost
$25.02
1 Simms’, T. B., 135 acres, tax and . .
cost $29.09
EASTATOE
White, J, E., 2 acres, tax and cost,
$2.93
HOGBACK
JMcCall, G, T., 32 acres, tax and cost
-* • $6.65
LITTLE RIVER
Booker, Asa B., 45' acres, tax and
S21.00
HERE AT HOME
Brevard CatiBon* Gladly T««Ufy
and Confidently Recommend
Doan^s Kidney Pills.
It is testimony like the foUowing
that has placed l>oan*s Kidney Pills
so far above competitors. When
people right here at home raisti their
voice in praise there is no room left
for doubt. Read the public statement
of a B.revard citizen:
S. A. England, retired farmer, of
Brevard, says: “1 am glad of the op
portunity to recommend Doan’s Kid
ney Pills, for they did me a lot of
good sOme years ago. I was troubled
with the too frequent action of my
kidneys. Hearing of Doan’s Kidney
Pills I used a few and they vmade
m« feel a great deal better.”
Price 60c at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-
get -Doan’s Kidney Pills—^the same
that Mr. England had. Foster-Mil
bum Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
CEDAR MOUNTAIN NEWS
When in need of Ftiesh Bread
Cakes, Pies, Rolls, and all other
Fresh Baked Pastry try us.
Bread one day old is now sold
fdr nine cents a loaf.
^ s our intention to deliver
Bake^ «OOV^‘ **
established in oar building.
Mrsf Eula Bishop, Jennie Bishop,
Lois Burns and B. F. Hendrix mo
tored up from Greenville last Sun
day for the singing at Connaetee.
Rev. Vaughn from Greer, S. €., is
spending a few days in Cedar Moun
tain.
Mr. and Mrs. Fore from Greenville
are visiting Mrs. Fore’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. A. McCrary.
Miss Rosa Heath and Dorse Alli
son visited relatives and friends in
Greenville last week.
Weldon Lee is in Virginia for a
few days on business,
Bobart Bishop motored to Green
ville last Sunday where he expects to
stay for a while.
Hamlin Bishop was in Brevarj last
Tuesday,
j Little Elizabeth Heath has return-
i ed to her home after a t^^o weeks
^visit with her sister, Mrs. L. E. Ham-
Jey, of Greenville, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith were
in Brevard last week.
Miss Gladys Pears'e is up from
Greenville for a few days.
J. Lewis Bell of Brevard visited
E. A. Heath last week.
Sgt. Paul Jones returned home
Wednesday, 25th from the Bailey
Military Institute at Greenwood, S. C.
where he has bee^ in school.
Miss Rhoda Heath was in town last
week.
Mrs. Carmon Hogsed visited her
father, V. B. McGaha, last Sunday.
Markley and Claud Jones attend
ed the commencement exercises of the
Bailey Military Institute last v/eek.
Little Jeanetta Bishop spent last
Wednesday night with her grand
mother, Mrs. V. B. McGaha.
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The Ford Service organization, of which we are a branch, is the most ex
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C. H. KLUEPPELBERG, Manager
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C. M. DOYLE DEMONSTRATES
VALUE OF ADVERTISING
The News is in receipt if the fol
lowing clipping taken from Fort
Worth Star-Telegram:
TRAFFIC RULES SUPPLIED BY
AUTO DEALER
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H. Doyle, local dealer in
Mitchen cars, has evidently had his
ear to the ground regarding the new
traffic regulations, for he admits hav_
given considerable thought to the
difficulties that the average motorist
may have with ;he requirements of
the new parking laws.
As a result of 'oyle’s study of the
subject and his t ..^ughtful sympathy
with tkc motorist '^'ho wishes to com
ply with the law. iie offered to sup
ply the City Traffii^’ Department with
a printed folder containing a copy
of the official rules as they apply to
the various streets.
Permission having been given him,
Doyle had 10,000 of the folders prT«t
ed at his own expense on yellow card
board, being in conformity with the
color of his “Yellow Front” Gara^re
and sales rooms. Naturally, Doj^e
reserved the right to advertise his
place of business on the reverse side
of the cardboard with wWch he so
generously supplied the City Traffic
Department.”
Mr. Doyle says that he had the fnH
police force working for him. AH
giving out his ad\ jrtisements. Ver
ily “Dovle” is sor e live wire and it
i was Fon Worth’s :ain and Brevard’s
I loss when C. Doyl' moved to Texas.
BREVARD CK -RCH DIRECTORY:
For sale by
HaviS’Walker Drug Co,
BAfTirr CHURCH;
Rev. C. C. E^ith, Pastor; Preach
ing evo-y Suniay at 11:00 A. M.;
i and T " • P. M.; Sunday School, 9:4S
A, M • 1*. F. Mooi^, Supt.: Prayer
I moating eveSry VTednesday nigkt. All
welcome.
GITY MARKET
S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor
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FRESH VEGETABLES - LAMB, VEAL,
PORK AND BEEF - CURED MEATS.
COUNTRY PRODUCE. CASH PAID
FOR FRESH EGGS, Etc.
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CITY MARKET
S. F. ALLISON, Proprietor.
Market Phone 47 Residence Phone 90
BREVARD,,
NORTH CAROUItA
Depcnrtments—College Preparatory. Normal, filasic. Business, Do
mestlc Art, Ho'a<$sh!>ld Ek:onomic3, Agcicalture.
An depart are directed by teasers with'^ecial training and
large experiene.^. They know their bosiness.
Inflaonces of tlte li titute are alooe worth the cost of taitioa.
ciOpem on Se^toa^er 5.
E. F. MOFFITT
NQN-UNION '
Ipontractor and Builder
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Estimstes proinfjplly furnished on
allwor^ 7-1-21
EPISCOPAL CHURCH:
Rev. John C. Seagle» P««tbr; Sor-
I vice* on Sunaay at 11:00 A. M.; and
I 5:00 P< M«; Sunday School 10:00 A.
I M.j Serrice on Friday at 5:00 P, M.
The Public Cordially InTitod.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Itev. JoliB R. Hay, Pastor; Praadi
[Inff at 11:00 K, M. avwy SwMbyi
I Swiday School at 10:00 A«' M«t E.
W. Blytho, Su»t.| Song Service Wodf
notday Evening*.
METHODIST CHURCH:
PreacUng otm^ Saaday at 11:00
Rar« A. S, Rap«r» PMtor.
A.fvl.» and 7:00 P. M.; Sunday Scliool
9:45 A.' M.; Wolch Gallo'iray, Supt.
Prayer M««tii|ff orery Wodnosday
Night. i
Evoryoaa w«|eome at all
sorvicas.
New York Cafe
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS.
PROMPT ATTENTION TO ALL
YOUR WANTS.
A CLEAN, SANITARY, ATTRACTIVE
PLACE .TO GET YOUR MEALS.
REGULAR DINNER EVERY DAY from
,12 to 3 for ONLY SO cts. SUNDAY
DINNER 75 cents.
M«m Street
Gus Roman, Prop.
Rose Cafe
and Brevard Cafe
Under One Managements ^
The best place in town to get a square meal or a
good Itinch* Our country friends arc invited co try
us when in town and hz convinced.
W. Y. THOMASON
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