FRIDAY, JANUARY ?. 123
AD. NORTH CAROLINA
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AMERICAN TOBACCO CQ
TURKISH
VIRGINIA
BURLEY
Japan lias an American spy scare
Tokyo police arrested an American of
the charge of running a motor boa
without a license, and incidentals
searched his lodgings for incriminatirJ
documents.
eo wicked.
We didn't know we wen
Wh
It has also been previously derl
onstrated that when an mterurb;
car and a locomotive dispute the po
session of a grade crossing somethuf
unpleasant is likely to happen to tl
interurbau car.
See The
In undertaking to find out how al
why Pullman cars are named, t
Scientific American Invades the real
of forbidden knowledge and lays its
open to punishment for impious p
sumption.
THE VOICE OF THE STONES
Stones speak. They have a voice,
especially when they are memorials
of great and noble deeds. Every
where throughout the Allied coun
tries, in England, Scotland, and Ire
land, FYance, Belgium and Italy they
have been dedicating memorials of
th egreat World War, and our own
country has been erecting monuments
for the noble part she took in the bat
tles of the giants. It is right and
just that she should do so "Lest We
Forget."
I am glad that Transylvania coun
ty in the Old North State has resolv
ed to erect a memorial arch as a gate
way to the Pisgah National Forest.
It is a splendid though. God give her
jrrace and courage to carry it through.
It will speak to the present and com
ing generations of those principles of
freedom, justice and humanity for
which Americans live, and dare to
die.
I am persuaded that whenever a
member of the American Legion looks
upon it he will hear it speaking to
him of God and country, and bidding
him uphold and defend the Constitu
tion of the L'nited States of America,
maintain law and order, foster and
perpetuate a on(. hundred per cent
Americanism, preserve the memories
and incidents of their association in
the Great War, inculate a sense of in
dividual obligation to the community,
state and nation. Combat the au
tocracy of t'ne classes and the masses;
make right the master of might; pro
mote peace and good will on earth;
safeguard and transmit to posterity
the principles of justice, freedom and
democracy; consecrate and sanctify
l heir devotion to mutual helpf ulness.
"Hats off." so ay we one and all,
men. women and children and join
with them in the one common duty
of us all. to love our country, support
its Constitution, obey its laws, re
spect its flag and defend it against
all enemies.
('. D. C.
P. S. Would that every man. wo
man and chili) might have a share in
the Menu-rial Arch.
An Illinois woman has won a pr:
for "America's best cookies," and
newspaper account says they were tl
kind that mother used to make. N
sense the best cookies were the kfl
grandmother used to make.
While the great war cost more thj
10,000.000 lives, all armies dealt moJ
successfully than ever before with tl
problem of protecting themselves frol
contagious disease. The degree
success varied widely in differei
countries, and full details on soul
points art5 yet to be compiled; btl
enough is known to warrant that ge
oral statement. In our own Spanisl
war, for example, at least twelve mel
wore killed bv disease to everv onl
claimed by hostile bullets and sheila
Even the ilussian and Serbian force!
in the great struggle made a bettel
record than that.
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the powe
of sale contained in a certain Dee
in Trust from A. II. King and hi
wife, Ilessie R. King, and H. C. Sims
to the undersigned Trustee, said Deed
in Trust bearing date of October 21.
1 1 '2 0 , and being executed to secure
certain lnuobto-.mess tnerein named,
p6TesoTTT!TvnA?
thence with Alexander's line south 4-i
deg. east 70 poles to a chestnut oak
and hickory (oak now down); thence
ea-1 with the old Miller line i'2 po'"s
and default having been made in the to the oid Gash line; thence with the
,,:iyment of said indebtedness, j Gas- h line north about 5 poies to a
whereby Gn- power of sale contained j service tree. Gash's corner; dunes'
:n Miiii" Deed in Trust has become i still with Gash's line north 11.'. pole--o'H
rative. and all notices required ' to the beginning. containing 30
y You Should
Lumber Dealer 'First About
Owning Your Own Home
IT is a well-established fact that many homes which arc "built to
sell" are both poorly constructed ard contain cnly the cheapest of
materials. Consequently the lawman who knews nothing or very
little about materials or construction cll'rres dee ret get full value for
his money when he buys a house which is already constructed.
It is often thought that the lumber dealer is merely a merchant
whose business consists wholly of selling such materials as "are re
quired for construction work. Instead, he is a man with a thorough
knowledge of and wide experience in all matters pertaining to build
ing. He is the one man who renders, and is able to render, more real
service without cost to builders and prospective builders than any
other party or parties connected with the building industry. In the
matter of hemes small rcmes especially are his acvice rd service
of special value to the builder. To consult a reliable lumber dealer
about Owning Your Own Heme is to insure yourself of getting the
most and the best for the least money.
Many people who would like to build instead ci buying hesitate
in so doing because they believe that to build rcquiics jrayirg -he entire
cost at one time. This is net so. It is .just as rasy to iinence the
building of a heme as it is to buy a ready built K use en tc:ms. We
will gladly explain to any prospective heme ouncr hew cniiy the
financing problem can be solved.
Let Us Help You "Own Your Home'' .
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under tho terms of said Deed in
V r : t . e f f c c t i n g s a i d de
:ot:cos r; quired under the terms of
fault not having been made good, and
'ae holder of the note evidencing said
indebet edncss. having requested the
undersigned to advertise and sell the
ian.ls embraced in said Deed in Trust
to be applied upon said indebtedness
aft-.r paying all the costs of said sale;
Now, ilu-n fnre, I. the undersigned
Tru-tec. a-: aforesaid will, on Friday
o c un
lock M.
t
'l. i : i -J :
Ilous
-ward. I ransvlvania eountv
fi! to the highest bidder for cash,
following described real proper-
acres, more or less. i
Seventh Tract: Referred to in
Deed in Tru. t as eighth, tract, and ;
being all that tract of land lying and '
being in Boyd township. Transvlvn- j
nia county, N. C. Beginning al n ;
bridge on Boilston Creek in th" :
Blantyre road and runs north 2 dev..
vest r 1 poles to a stake in the Boij- ;
ston road near th- yard rate of th"
oh1 George Orr house; thence north
3 deg-. east with said road 10 poles
t th" corner of the garden. P. P.
If t 't PI fW. U i
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J. A. MILLER, Manager
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Tract: Situate, lying and
::i tho town oi ijrcvard ana on
Main S: Vieg ii.ning at
ep .via. n rstroet. mi ieet i rnin
(iu!';v.i t iunctioM of Main ant
door in the town , un' T c''or; ,ln',.'u'''. wltn . Ills !,,n','
1 .I 'i LllVvtll l I I L I ! Ill V HIIilL; I M I U e -MO
t'o!e to th." ton (t l ine Mountain,
. i'at'o:;, l.anl;.-- and Summ r's cofnei-;
j thence south '' deg. West with Pai
! ton's line '.7 poles to a slake in
il's line; thene south .7 deg
loS poles to a
north 4 deg. ea-'
(Sash's corner;
e b m. a. jh au. . a aa.- it mn -lm-l
LA
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i i as n s n im
i east with Ga-h's line
1 Snanish oak ; t hence r
idles td a turn
Cbc Gbavlottc
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CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank the friends who
v.-ere so kind and sympathetic (lur
ing the iline.-.-- and death of my sister,
Mary.
VICTORIA GALLOWAY
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A Carolina Newspaper For Carolina PeopleConstructive, Clean
and Reliable
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many friends
for their kindness and sympathy
shown us during the illness and death
of our be'.ow-d companion and niother
and for tru beautiful floral offerings.
May the kind Heavenly Lather bless
each o;ie.
MR. T. 11. HAMPTON', and children
"In the T.and t,f Waterfalls"
"Done?" Yes, we finish
our day's work and spend
the p-maining hours at what
we think is rest. But come
to think, our eyes work 12
to 18 hours every dav and
during that tinig there is
never a stop or rest.
A perfect p.iir ot eyes is
rare. Nature is seldom ex
act, so it is hiohl . important,
if you suspect your eyes
need assistance, that a relia
ble optometrist be consulted
one whose knowledge,
skill and experience are as
surance of correctly fitted
glasses.
DR. S. ROBINSON
Optometrist
"Know Us By This Sign"
78 p.stton Ave., Aslievil'.e;
N rth Carolina
Note Watch this space
for announcement of Bre
vard date.
. (inn s corner; t'vnce at a right angle
to Main Street, south '2h deg. west
l."l! feet to a stake: thence parallel
: Ma:n Street, soinh U deg. east
" f to a stake. Misliop's corner;
' :i. ree uerth .'.'' deg. est 1 : eet
'o th.- bt g-ii:,'iiig. contaMiing- one
. . t;ri'i ef :'.n ::! . more or less, being
nvr' of Lot Xo. ."' as howa on
h u'o' of ;he to of I'ri-var!. ami
! - iig the lot o t wi icit is now located
:s 'uf.vn a.s King's Garage.
Second Tract: Lying and being i.i
- t-wn of Brevard an;! on Galdwell
rect, and knov.-n. in the plat of said
'wn as Lot Xo. .". ; beginning jvt a
'a;;e the corner of Lots o,()-l and
. rims soiith ! dog. e;:st 15
; o a stake in the margin of Cald
11 Stre'.-t ; ihfpce south 2d dg. west
'"J f.-c-t to a stake; thence north d-1
'e - west Ida feet to a. stake, corner
f Lot Xo dd ;thence north 2d deg.
e:et l-2 feet to the beginning, con
';n;ng one half of an acre and being
ilv hands on a corner of which is lo
oted what is known as the Snelson
iliav ksmith Shon.
'i h:r ! Tract : Lying in '"'-ansylva--,'a
conn. v. X. ('.. and on the water
ef Sir ton's Greek; beginning at a
tone. George Orr's west coi'ner and
: 4 0 poles to a stake; thence
poles, to a Mil all hickory;
west
urh 11
'. east ; ro!i
llf.ll.-.. ,l,,vvn .1.1
e.ast
poles to a stake in said branch;
1 -e -it'll 1 ' i O .e- , . i i
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town
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.VI St :td Tl
inch east
1 Hettee
h '4 : oh-
i.' poles
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TH!-:
tint
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v ree
tu-e west
"2 poles
a
s co riorin -v. fio cs o a rt c
M'i-r west ('.2 noles to a. stake;!
iii'ce north Id? pole- to a pine;!
ca-t 00 poles tni stake on!
pine
1 1-
!'.'!,-: -.he old Miller corm r.
marked "DM"; thence south.
4 ' O'-h-s to Boii. ;,:n
th.ence iown am! with sai '
io t!ie beginning, coe.
'.ai''!ng I i"0 act triore or less. e
i--rt S fe-'t a'otv the Miller line deed
ed to Wiliiani Bayn.ard for a road ;
:his being- the same tract of hand deed
! -.m T. B. Situs and wife to II.
G. S'ms. by de''d dated September
12. t,:1'! registered jn Boo'.; io.
-1" o , - .1 , i - ,,,, i Ti,...,,,. 1
or I ran--ylvanta county.
The proceeds of stlid .-aio
ply upon said indohetedncss, int.r'";t.
coinmissions, costs of sale. etc.. tin
surnhis. jf any. to bo pa:d to the
said Grantors named in said Deed in
"): as tiicir .-everal interests m-.ty
aj?K ar.
Tliis the 22nd dav of Janutirv,
192;.
I). L. ENGLISH, Trustee
S'c. ). L. E.
NOTICE
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than.
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south 10
to
' :. ca.st S voles to a stake in the
; .. F-r'ng; theng'e north -r7 deg. east
no'u's to a slake: thetice south S!
'c '. "J'-t 10 pedes to a stake; thence
ouih .1 d"g. ast 1K poles fo a locust;
he.ic- south 7" deg. cast 10 poles to
1 'p.ke; thence south 41 dcr. east 29
ole to a siake in the public road;
h; nee v.itli the stMne -outh 3d deg
west 18
. west 37 oles;
10 noles; thence
t 20 poh
oies; south oefj
oi-th !"!." deg. west
or b.
peles to tne beginning, s;
aid
'ract of hind containing 1 02 acre"
vo'-e or less., and said boundary co
'riv two small tracts of ten and
fourteen acres resnectivelv hereto
fore conveyed bv G. A. Gash to F.
W. Ilollingsworth, and conveyed by
him to II. G. Sims and specially
Mentioned and intended to be con
fined in and conveyed in this boun
'arv, and described as follows, viz:
First: Described in a deed from
Geo A. Gash and wife to William
r' HollingswoT-th by deed dated Sep
ember 28, 1917 and registered in
Deed Book No. 40 page 216. Begin-
Havlng qualitied aa Executrix of
the estate of Justice J. Miner, de
ceased, late of Transylvania county,
'. Ck, this is to notify ail persons hav
ing claims against the estate of the
. a'd Justice J. Miner, to exhibit them
;o the undersigned at the office of W.
Bivcse, of Brvard, X. C, on or
before the 12th day of January, 1924,
r this notice will be pleaded in bar
f their recovery. All persons indebt
a to said estate will please make ho
ned ate payment.
tl'IE MIXER WRIGHT, Executrix of
Justice J. Miner, deceased.
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ORDER FUL LIGATION
Wood, a Justice of the Peace, of that the
DOGWOOD WANTED
Bring in your dogwood from 3 in
dies at small end up. Paying high
rice, from ten to sixteen dollars per
ord, according to grade and size.
a.-h as delivered at mill or on rail
oad siding. ' BREVARD MANUFAC-
IT'MXG COMPANY. V. Fontaine.
ning on a large apple tree on the . Tanar,or
bank of the road bv the garden pail-i ' '"I
tiff.
THOS. S. WOOD
Justice of the Peace
Jan. 2G.-C. Paxton.
ORDER PUBLICATION
North Carolina
garden mail
ings and runs south 47 deg. east
1-20-tfc.
North Carolina
Transylvania eountv
A. R. Gillespie
vs.
Lee Henderson
It appearing to the undersigned
Justice of the Peace, from the affi
davit of A. R. Gillespie the PlaintiM
in the above entitled action, that the
defendant cannot after due diliigence
be found in the state, and that the
nlaintiff has a irood cause of action i
against the said defendant and that Transylvania County.
it further appearing that the said de-1 Brevard Banking Company
fendant has departed from the state 1 vp.
with the intent to defraud his ere- t-oe Henderson
ditor and avoid service of summons.
It is therefore ordered bv the court Ju
other public places in the county for davit of Brevard Bankii
four successiv
the title of the action and stating the tion, that the defendant cannot after
names of the parties and the amount due dillignce be found in the state,
of the subject matter, and the nature 1 and that the plaintiff has a good
appeaini;
c.-ij ,i..r, vi.i ,,t I-.,- .i .i t
! T,. a ;o u:.. -- li'i.-'iL ,;a ie parted
i i .i i !. v i v tin icx tuuiiu i u hi ) in r r , i , .....
iKreva.-.i Towoshin "on the o,5H, lrom lnv etate wun ttie intent to h
i of Januarv. 1!23. and answer or do. fi"ud his credior and
f mnr to the comnlainf of :iid uln.'vi- f Summons.
w uif eou i i i nonce ot t n.-
i-o ae-
avoi i service
It is therefvare ordered
This the 2nd day of Januarv, 1923. : ,'n be ivertisc;r at the court hou
door and four other public niaees b
the county for four successive week
setting forth the title of the action,
and stating the names of the parties
and he amount of the claims the issuc
ing of the attachment an,) a brief re
cital of the subject matter, and the
nature of the suit, and requiring th
defendant to appear at the office cf
Thos. S. Wood, a Justice of the Peac
,.C rp 1... . .
oi i ictiis. lvania county, at his otm-e
It appearing to the undersigned j rovard Township on the 26th dav
stice of the Peace, from the alii-i 01 January. 192o, and answer or de-
places in the county for davit of Brevard Banking Company, , ,."t lu int complaint ot said plain -
sive weeks setting fortn the plaintiff in the above entitled ac-!
j ot the suit, and requiring the defend- ; cause of action against the sail' de-
j ant to appear at the cmce of ihos. b. fendant and that it further a
This the 2nd day of January, ID 2 3.
THOS. S. WOOD
Justice of the Peace
Jan. 2G.-C. Paxton.