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SATURDAY, JULY 9
. Shirley Mason
IN
GIRL OF MY HEART
The stoiyy of a nameless waif who
found sunshine and happiness in the
liarbor of love.
Charles Hutchinson — in —
“DOUBLE ADVENTURE” and Mutt
and Jeff in “THE NATURALIST”.
MONDAY, JULY 11
Douglas Fairbanks
IN
THE NUT
Loves a lady who loves a hobby
and when he pursues her trouble pur
s«Les him. Yet he overcomes every
thing in his inimitable way and **The
Nut” proves to be a red-blooded man.
Also Pathe News.
TUESDAY, JULY 12
Bebe Daniels
IN »
THE MARCH HARE
Another Comedy brama in which
“Bebe” is just as delightful as ever.
Also Ruth Roland
Avenging Arrow.
The
FIRE IN the MOUNTAINS*
(Continued from past iasoe)
**Yea i^n be eleanMd ao by fire”.
In paraphrasing Roberir' Biurns in ''fais
protest on the efkise tax on Uanor,
'^Scotland mes in sour^affliction**,
“the mountains and me*s in aoure af
fliction”.
This calamity is brought on us by
envo]rs extraordinary, ministers.plen
ipotentary — a connate Birth of Fed
ro; Forest, Gelo, State Survey, fat
tening on Fedral State money to their
cpmplete repletion and to the Filins
depletion. ’
Wallowing in the Lap of Luxury
in gilded offices amid sweet girl sten
ographers, under an anti-leaf burn
ing law as fallacious as the nineor
law of Lycurgus in the days of old.
Oh, men, I call on you “to be up
and ready” for the exingency of the
time demands it to save the timber
save our country from the festering
filth of unbumt woods and with the
Bickett 1^0 an acre tax on our worm
festering lands as an incubator for
sickness to man and death and dis-
truction to the timber.
One of fair Brevard grand men,
who will not do anything before .9
a. m. or after 3:00 p. m., gave me a
dual instrument, one side of which
tells the absence of heat in Winter
and cold in Summer, on the other is
a prognosticator of comfaig events.
I hurried to look at it and it says the
froth of censure will be. hard to wipe
from the lips of many who have not
the intelligence. (quo vadis) the
the truth.
A great a’conite fear creeps o’er
me and grasps my heart as with an
icy hand, that these anti-leaf brig
ade like the longer eel will slip thru
the meshes of reason, and headed by
some fair Amazon will rush on and
on to subdue all fire, like a Bat out
of the Inferno until they fling back
those ponderous doors of Hell and
quench its Eternal fire.
But like Caesar, I’ll be “In arduis
fideles” faithful in danger.
What a wonderful twin like resem
blance in imbicility is that anti-leaf
and the New woman New law. “The
cleanness of marriage, the protection
of home and sanctity of Woman.
What do we care
fore the voluptus rot of the grave.
For there in High Excathedi'a is
circumfused in a cloud of gold; Bath
ed in the sweetest atmosphere of
Nerole.
Richly robed in Nudety. I, en-
mr.sse, with the printers devil, editor
and owner, genflex in vehement ad
oration before her.
Seven Sobs of Sorrow.
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We will round out thu service in the car itself by keeping your
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Fordson Tractors
WEDNESDAY, JULY 13
Norma Talmadge
IN
THE WOMEN GIVES
Down in the street of a Thous
and Sdrrows she met with an exper
ience few living women have under
gone. The dramatic intensity of
those moments will linger long in your
memory.
Also an O’Henry Story *‘THE PAS
SING OF BLACK EAGLE” and a
Comedy.
THURSDAY, JULY 14
Metro Screen Classic Presents
THE HOPE
As a wild thing, ’wounded to the
death, by instinct slips away to hide,
so did Olive Whitburn — jilted by
the man she worshipped vanish for
India. Where did- she go? What |
fate overtook her? Ajid what be
came of the man she loved.
Also a Comedy “A Parcel Post Hus
Band”.
PENROSE ITEMS:
The ladies Aid had a large, order
ly crowd Saturday night at the ice
cream supper.
The proceeds of the supper will be NOTICE OF SALE:
used to purchase windows for the i Under and by virtue of the Power j
new church. ; of Sale contained in a certain Deed |
Work on the new church is still in Trust executed by Will Owen and!
going on. Mr. James Cox is nail- I wife, Sallie Owen, to the undersigned j
ing up laths in a hurry. We are | Trustee, said Deed in Trust, bearing |
hoping to complete the work by Aug- ; date of October 5, 1920 and having |
ust 1st. been executed to secure the payment j
Rev. Mr. Lunsford, who has been , of a certain note therein mentioned
in the revival services at Pisgah For- | and described, and default haviag
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est, preached on “Christian Duty” to
a large audience at Enon Sunday.
He also officiated with Mr. Frady, Mr.
Campfield and Mr. Blythe of Pisgah
Forest in the ordination of deacons
for Enon Church.
Rev. J. M. Casey, our blind preach
er, has sold his farm ^t this place to
Mr. Arthur Case. H^.r. Frank Case
has just moved on this farm and we
are expecting a helpful citizen and
church worker out of him. Mr. Ar
thur Case is with the champion Fib
re Company of Canton and is the
son of Mr. Joe Case who lives near
FRIDAY, JULY 1$
Alice Lake
IN
THE GREATER CLAIM
Thfe father kidnapped and shipped
his son to sea, thinking this would end
the foolish marriage with the beauty
of jhe follies. It seem& as if it
would work, but he failed to take hi
considelration the one thing ^'mother
love”.
Also a Comedy and Pathe News.
Matinee, 2:00 Night, 7:30
Admission Monday and W^nesday
10 and 20c. Rest of the weak 10
fnd 15c.
been made in the payment of said
note, together with the interest there
on, and the holder of said note hav
ing requested a sale of the property
described in said Deed in Trust to
satisfy said note, interest, and costs
of sale, and the. five days' notice pro
vided in said Deed in Trust having
been given, and said default not hav
ing been made good;
NOW, THEREFORE, the under
signed will, on Saturday tiie, 30th
day of July 1921, at the Court House
door of Transylvania County, North
Carolina, at 12 o’clock M., sell to tlfe
the school and church. Rev. Casey ' highest bidder for cash the following
CITt PRESSING CLUB
J* £♦ WATERS, Prop.
Cleaning
Pressing
Dyeing
M worft turk- ut promptly.
Main Street Brevard
moved to near Hendersonville. ^
Work on the road quarry near the
station is still moving along.
They have graded a road from the
Main highway to the quarry and they
report a fine quality of rock where
they work now just above Mr. Horace
Lyday’s home.
Frank Woodfin who has been with
the Norfolk and W®strm Railway Co.
at Wheeling, West V eame homei,
visiting folks last we'^’c. His broth-
In-law, Master Noman Marsh ac
companied him.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hambright of
Greenville, S. C., • -s visiting relat
ives in this •omm . ...y. Mrs. Ham-
bright is a sister c' -rylr. Carmel Pick
lesihier of this place.
Clevelar'’ Morgan of Greenville, S.
C,. is vliiMng relatives in our sec
tion.
T. F. Middleton took his Sunday
sch^'o' class on a picnic tOur to the
ber ful water falls at the Clough
far on the 4th. They had an en
joyable time with the exception of
Rhett Talley’s getting the end of b»s
finger cut off with a rock.
R. M. Blythe was the purchaser of
?. Ford last week.
Mis3 Mattie Pearl Lyday is attend
ing Summer school at^revard.
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runner of 85% of all
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on more suffering,
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jmore ill-temper than
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good lunch* Our country friends are invited to try
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SPECIAL PRICE:
Bij Reduction in Monumeiita for tke
next ten day*. HENDERSOR-
described property, to-wit:
LYING in the Town of Brevard and
on the North side of Whitmire stEeet|
and being a part of the Delia Gash
Property and described as follo\\^s,
viz: BEGINNING at a stake on the
North side of Whitmire Street, cor
ner of Lot No. 3 of the J.- M.. Grant
Sub-division and runs with the mar
gin of said Street North 73 degrees
West 26 feet to a stake' in the
margin of said Street North 73 de
grees West 26 feet to a stake in the
East margin of the road that leads
to Mt. Surprise; thence with the
East margin of said road Norths de
grees East 60 feet to a stake in the
margin of a 10 1-2 foot alley; thence
with the mars^n of said ^lley South ^
73 degrees East 26 feet tor a stake,
corner of Lot No. 3 aforesaid; thence
with the line of Lot No. 3 South 2
degrees West 60 feet to the BEGIN
NING, and being Lot No. 4 of the
J. M. Grant Sttb-division, and also
all the undivided right, title, and in
terest of the said Will Owen and
wife Sallie Owen m and to said 10 1-2
foot alley above jnentioned.
Said sale to satisfy said indebted
ness with interest, commissions, costs
of sale, etc., any surplus to be paid
to the said Will Owen and wife Sil-
lie Owen;
This the 30th day of June, }921.
D. L. ENGLISH, Trustee.
41. 8-15-22-29th.
S* M* Maciie Drug Co»
Philip’s Bakery
When in need of Frodh Bread
Cakes, Pies, RoUs, aadl all otiier
Fresh Baked Pastry fSrj vs.
Bread one day oU is bow sold
fair nine cents a loaf.
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It is our intftttion to deliver
Bakery gooda as soon as we are
established ^ onr new building.
Block's
\K>i S T OC'K’A! K
CANDILS
For sate by
^Uia^iS’Walker Drug Co,
WHEAT - HEARTS: DELICIOUS
AND NOURISHING.
TRUSTEE'S SALE:
By virtue of the power c:^ sale con
tained in a certain deed of .rust made
by W. J. Smith and wife Letha Smith
to the undersigned trustee, dated the
7 day of January 1919, and recorded
in Book 12 page 289 of the record
of Mor^ages and Deeds of Trust of
Transylvania Ck)unty, N. G., to whidh
said deed of trust reference is here
by made, and default having been
made is tiEie payment of the principal
and interest due by the notes secured
by said deed of trust, whereby the
power of sale has become operative.
The undersigned trustee will on Mon
day, July 11, 1921, between twelve
and one'O'clock noon, sell for cash
at puUic sale to the highest bidder
at the Court house door in Brevard,
Transylvania Co., N. G.
The following described lot of^^
land lying and being in Brevard
Township, and described as foUoi|p.
First lot Beginning in the middle <tf
the public road Reading from Brevard
to Island Ford bridge and at the mar
gin of McCall Alley an^ runs North
25 degrees east 90 feet to the line of
Lot No. 7; thence with the line of lot i
No. 7 north 65 deg. east 205 feet to
comer of Lot No. 9; thence South
16 deg. east 120 feet to a stake in
McCall alley;,thence South *69 1-2
deg. west with the margin of McCall
Alley 180 feet to the beginning. Con
taining all of lot No. 8.
Second Lot; Beginning in the south
east comer of Lot No. 3 and runs
north 69 1-2 deg. east 34 feet to a
stake in Kilpatrick street; thence with
the margin of said street north 5 deg
west 116 feet to the comer of Lot
No. 19; thence south 65 deg. west
53 feet toJ^iOt No. 8; thence with the
line of. Lot No. 8 south 16 deg. east. /
120 to the beginning eontaining all of
Lot No. '9.
<5. C. KILPATRICK, Trustee. "
July 8th . C. Gal.
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