FRlDAY»jMCEMBER 16, 1921 THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA. '¥ Duiing The Yuletide Season f » c extend an invitation to you to visit iThe Brevard Pharmacy. Inhere you will receive courteous and special attention; everything we sell is at a most reasonable price. Brevard Pharmacy J. B. PICKELSIMER, Ph. G, Prop. Telephone No. 1 Brevard, N. C. Let Us Sell You Medicine. A Winter Suggestion During the winter months, when the roads are bad and you are not using your car b.tt little, why not let us put it in good condition for the coming Spring and Summer. Mr. Dan W, Merrill is now with us and will have charge of our Automobile repair work* We can make your car run like new by reboring the cylinders and fitting: oversize pis- toHo and rings. It will • ave yo'-t gas and oil to say nothing of that smoky exhaust and noisy piston-slap which are present in most cars over a year old. Ask us for estimates on this work, or any kind of machinery repair. We are going to save you money by repairing m.echanical applianccs» which you would otherwise throw away. We arc going to build our name and reputation on this FOUNDATION: Hams Mocome Co FRED SERVICE Good Workmanship—Fair Prices I Brevard Lumber Co. We are selling Building Mafsriai cheaper now than it hsis been since the war started. Car Load Cement Car Load Flooring Car Load Shingles Car Load Ceiling and Siding Now is the time to build. We are looking for higher prices next: year on everything [in lum ber. ^ We will sell you anything chea/p for cash. I . 1 evard Lumber Co. FRANK JENKINS, Prop. PhoneJ 120 ' Near Depot V NOTICE North Carolina, Transylvania coun ty. In the Superior Court. W. Vance Brown, P. Mclay Brown Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Brown, Maria T. Saumenig, H. T. Saume- nig, Mollie M. Seiler, J. Frank Sei ler, and Carrie E.^ Hunter, Plain tiffs. vs. Great Palls Power Company, Defend ant. I The defendent above named, will take notice that an action was com menced against* it on the 8th. day of August, 1921, and that the summons was returned “unserved.” That the pla^tiffa have a cause of action against the defendent re lative to the title of certain real es tate, situated in Transylvania coun ty, to which the defendent is claim ing titile adversely to these plain tiffs. The defendent will therefore take notice that it appear before the un dersigned at his office in the Court House at Brevard, N. C., on the 15th day of Jan. 1922, there to answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiffs to be filed in said office. This 12th. day of December, 1921. N. A. Miller, Clerk for Superior Court Transylvania county. Dec. 16-Jan. 6, 1922. NOTICE North Carolina, Transylvania coun ty. In the Superior Court. W. Vance Brown,. P. Mclay Brown, Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Erov/n. Maria T. Saumenig, H. T. Saumen ig, Mollie M. Seiler, J. Frank Se’- ler, and Carrie E. Hunter, Plain tiffs. vs. Jolin Heilman, Defendent. The defendent above named, will take roticc that an actior! was ccm- n-.encod atrain^t h’m on the 8th. day of Auirust, 1921, an:l that Iho r,ur:'x' n:or!^ was “un.scrved.” Thr.t, the plaintiffs have a c;;u3o of action against the defendant rclativo to the t'tle of certain real estate, situated in Trr.nsylvania county, to which the riefcndeat is claimin?: title adversely to these plaintiffs. The defendent v/ill therefore takr notice that ho appear before tho un- dersiprned at his office in the Court: House at Brcv:ird, N. C.. on the loth, day of Jan., U*22, there to answer or demur to the co:r;»ilalnt of the plain tiffs to be filed in said office. This 12 th (iay of December, 1021. N. A. Miller, Clerk Superior Court Transylvania County. Dec. 1G-J?.n. ('> 1021. NOTICE North Carolina, Transylvania coun ty. In the Superior Court. W. Vance Brown, P. Mclay Brov.'n, Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Brown, Maria T. Saumenig, H. T. Saume nig, Mollie il. Seiler, J. Frank Sei ler, and Carrie E. Hunter, Plain tiffs. vs. Clarence W. Fisher, Elliott J. Fisher, John T. Fisher, Ralph R. Fisher, Annie Belle Wilburn, Spenccr Wilburn,Rhoda E. Neal, J. B. Neal, Jr., Defendents. The following defender t? above named, John T. Fisher, Aiinie Belle Wilburn, Spencer Wilburn,' and El liott J. Fisher will take notice that an action was commenced ir^ainst them on the 8th. day of August 1921. and that the summons was returned “unserved.” That the plaintiffs have a cause of action against the d^fend^nts rela tive to the title of certain real estate, situated in Transylvania County, to which the defendents are claiming title adversly to these plaintiffs. The defendents will therefore take notice that they appear before Ihc un dersigncd at his office in the Court House at Brevard, N. C., on the 15th. day of January, 1922, there to an swer or demur to the complaint of ‘the plaintiffs to be filed in said of- ce. This 12th day of December, 1921. N. A. Miller, Clerk Superior Court Transylvania County. Dec. 16.-Jan. 6, 1922. If you wlmt Transylvania news tike the Brevard News* ADMiNISTRATORS NOTICE: Having qualified as administrator of the estate of Thos. H. Jordan, de ceased. late of Transylvania County, North Carolina. This is to notify all persons having claims against the es tate of said deceased to exhibit them, to the undersigned at Brevard, N. C., on or before the 16 th day of Decem ber, 1922, or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immed'ate payment. This 13th day of December, 1927 T. T. LOFTIS, Administrator of T. H. Jordan, Deceased. Jan. 6th, 1922, Decorate the Christmas Package ^''VEKY one when snuling a Chrisi ^ mas gift de&ires it to appear as at- acthe ii^ possible. When we re* eive a gift nicely wrapped with tis- ue paper and decorated with pretty liristiiias seals, there is an added lieasure. This is especially so when ve realize that the sender has spent ime and cleverness to give this little uiHh of personal thouglitfulness. Many varieties of L’firfstmas seals uay be purchased, but a little original- ty will not come amiss even in these 'inall details. There are ideals for the outside [lackage and tlie heading to be used ■ >n the note paper, conveying the good wislies of the giver, or on the little t'ard of greeting. These two in each set match. This gives another touch of the unusual, whfeh Is always sought •if ter. Have a piece of carbon paper, place it over tl>e note paper, card or seal, and on top of this one of the designs. Carefully trace with a sharp pencil the entire outline. An exifct duplicate of the design will be found on the note paper or seal ready for ^tinting. This may be easily don.» with water folors or. wax cray<»ns, 1‘oinsettia should be colored a warm, bright red. with yellow centers and dark green stems. Hollj', the special enihlom of this season, has berries of vivid, fiery red and glossy leaves of dark green. A dainty basket of forret-me-nots would l>e pretty colored yellow, the flowers a faint lijrht blue and the bow- knot of pale pink. Now we have the mystic sipfii of the holiilays. borrovv-pd from the I)rnid.=!. iiiistletoe. The berries «>f this plimt are a pearly white and t!ie leaves a yellowi'^h green. •Spend a li;r!e e.vtra time givi<ig the ('hristnias jrlft this novci (l**ror!ition. and the pleasure it -.vill never cause you to re;:ret Keoiioniy is r.u he . i ■; Chiistmas tin’e. /nur { !'• '.iMve been srrotflt''-'l ■ . inu'fhjsi’iii * *■ and lrie"<>.<. T<! I i hir <>t' liaiidiwcn'l; , < r f!ck?>;re '.osts . on:_ . •• ' a.side fruni rii ; doinj; it. This i;irf •• u..’s \ when we add t i hhJ i\ others. These few siisir«<r;.!ns ’v-'l cause endl('ss idpa< ft>r ri •- < package to present Make your gifts i; i • r ii- spirit: q:ive this 1' !■• • . and attractiveness t PS the (’hristnins HOW UNKIND “Fred is getting nearsighted.” “It doesn’t fo-lov/ that there is anything the mattar with his eyes because he can't see one under the mistletoe.” Southern Railway System Reduced Passenger Fares Far The Heliday Reduced Passenger fares for the Christ mas Holiday season will be put in effect by the Southern Railway System tickets between All points on the System only being sold on basis of fare and one half for the round trip. This is the basis which applied prior to the world war. Tickets will be sold at reduced rates on December 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 24th and 25th with January 4th as final limit. Selling dates from December 21st to 25th inclusive. J. H. WOOD Division Passenger Agent Asheville, N. C. NICHOLSON DUCLOS Announce the Agency for the Famous Christmas Packages. A woman whc.sc (’hristni.is puck- :i"es iK'ver fail t»i reacii iln'ir destina tion in safety yays sise alwjiys write.- tlu- nauu and address of ihe recii)!en( upon the inside wrappt'r of the l)OX containiiif; them. I’ac-ka^^es souK'tini^'s lose their outside wrappings, but If th(* piistal flerks ean fiiut the address on the inside wraiipin^ all will be v^ell. This woman aNo ties iip the in side \\rai)pin<r si'<‘’n-ely before puttin*r on the outside eov(>r. BREVARD INSTITUTE NOTES. Professor Trowbridge is attending the educational association of the M. E. Church, South, now in session at Memphis, Tenn. He will return on Friday. Misses Smith and F'oyd were in Hendersonville on Monday. A Christmas bazaar was held at the Auditorium on Monday evening. Fancy articles, candies, cakes ,etc., were on sale. The bazaar was held under the auspices of the Y. W. C. A. The sales were very satisfactory. Janius Ratcliffe, a student of last year, returned on Monday to take up review work, prepatory to entering school again after the holidays. Quite a number of new students will enter after Christmas. Of these several have been on the waiting list since September. Louisville Pipeless and Pipe Furnace and will call upon anyone interested and demonstrate this new invention. They can save you trouble and expense in the heating of your home- NICHOLSON (SI DUCLOS Plumbing Tin and Sheet Metal Work Brevard, N. C. We Do Not Claim To Have Made Any Special Deal At the Mine but believe we have brought the price of coal to a living price in Brevard. The best price we can sell for is $9.00 per ton, but it is the very best Lump Coal, and not slate, etc. Good Oak Wood—Big Load. L^ave oiders at Deaver^s Feed Store or Phone H8 Siolard Trar.sfei Companii Yard Near Ool'oi f^ i'i r: aoe 118,1 Nicholson & Duclos installed a pipeless heater in George Bishop’s residence at Cedar Mountain, N. C. A CARD OF THANKS: We wish to express our thanks to the many relatives and fr'ends '"o’ their kindness during the s’^kne'ss aT' ^ death of our dear h-!vha-’ ’ er. Mrs. L. E. Reece and family. Let Us Prisit Your Sale Bills I Notice ! About 18 months ago I sol^ to J. W. Glaze- ner an interest in my Rosman store. I have many accounts which were made prior to this sale which have not been settled. Please call and settle these accounts by Jan. 1, 1922, with J. W. Glazener or n yself. After Jan. 1, 1922, these books will be in the hands of D. L. English for collectio:?. O. L. ERWIN,

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