THE BREVARD NEWS, BREV
NORTH CAROLINA.
NOTICE OF SALE
1923.
Nov. 1 Gth
c.
Raleigh, N. C.
Office of Collector of Internal Rev
enue.
I will on Mondav the 19th day of
November, 1923, at 12 o'clock M.
at the Court house door in Brevard,
N. C, sell at public outcry to the
highest bidder for cash all the right,
title and interest of the United
States Government -in and to the
following described, real estate.
A certain tract or parcel of land
lying in Eastatoe Township Tran
sylvania County, X. C, and describ
ed as follows:
Adjoining the lands of Biliie
Morgan, Geo. Holcombe "and oth
ers and known as the Floyd Gallo
way land, beginning on J. L. Mor
gan's stone corner the tar kiln hill
ridge and runs with the conditional
line made by W. J. Morgan and I..
F. Galloway 'and runs to J. W. Mor
gan's line on jenny ridge and with
said line to G. W. Ilolcombc's line;
then with his line to. a conditional
line made by YV. L. Morgarto
Lunia Morgan; then with his line to
a stake on J. L. Morgan's line; then
with his line to the beginning, con
taining 50 acres more or less.
For further description referen
ces hereby made to deed book No.
43 on page 343 of the records of
deeds for Transvlvania County.
C. N.
This the 22" (lav of October. 1923.
W. C. Robertson,
Deputy Collector.
Dinner Dress Import j
I of Crepe Romaino
Coughs become
dangerous
if allowed to run on. Check them
at once with Dr. Bell's Pine-T:,r
Honey. Dr. Roll's contain; jur-t
the medicines the best doctor;
prescribe combined with the okl
time remedy pine-tar honey
Dr. Dell's loosens hnrd-p.ii.kect
phlegm, sto?s c o v. ;i i n t: r. nd
soothes r;iv tis.ucs in throat .-.rid
chest. Keep it on h.md tor all the
family. It's a favorite with young
and old.
All druggists. Be sure to get
the genuine.
DR. BELL'S Pine -Tar Honey
i ;
If you would have your children's
HAIH CUT
Iin the proper style bring then-
THURSDAY
We Don't Claim to Have the Fastest Barbers
JUST THE BEST
SMITH'S PLACE
Tonsorial Artists Main Street.
This artistic dinner dress of aprlcon
crepe romaine, with a broad silvcn
stripe and banded with platinum fox,
shows a smartly draped cape of the
same material, to be worn, if desired,
with the gown.
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We are in a position to furnish everything
for your table fercm soup to nuts.
Nationally advertised brands of staple and
fancy groceries at the lowest prices consis
tent with high quality.
Prompt attention given phone orders and
on rainy days you will find our delivery ser
vice at your disposal. CALL 132.
How the French Women
Arrange Their Coiffure
No mutter what her style of hair-
dressing may bo. the French woman j
permits her features to show. She
may draw a 1" k of hair out to cover j
her cars, but shencver permits h r
hair t lnok frizzly. Almost all French j
women use brilliant ine and brush the j
hair back from the temples. This j:ives j
them a sleek and ell-roomed appear-
mice. The French woman also wears I
her hat low iynui;'li the back of her j
head to take care of the stray locks, j
for stra'i:iin "sculdin.- lock" is a
blemish to the otherwise smart -appear- j
ini' woman. She neer can look well
with these stray hair at the nape of
her neck. j
I lie last word ill
the hail' uncurled :
from the ears a in
much waved and p.!!''
bus been in Vn-Mle !
I The p.wchp knot at the nape of the
neck is fashionable for eni!)i Most
- - hairdressers ;;ie i!.e oOVrt of a plain
and afmosi precise arrangement, thus
' ! sorinr as n foil for hau!-.i':ne head-,
. dresses.
' ! A hairdrcssing which makes R
f- ' charmiiit: frame for the face shows the
hair drawn back to the crown of the
head, the ends curled, and wound care
lessly around a lare comb. giing the
efiect Asmoke curlinc up into the air.
The increasing arietv of coiffures
acooums for the vast Tiumber of hair
ornaments now being show'n. Itiw ubi
seem that every conceivable type of
hair ornament of all ages has bej-n
revived or used as a bass for some
newer design.
aclNTOSH VARIETY STOR
FOR SALE
One of the best retail business enterprises in Brevard.
Stock is all new, carefully selected and Best bought
in the ,eity.
DoinK a Ko(d cash business.
Have built up a patronage ;in;onr Ihe best citizens.
Reason for selling: On account of po r health
Imperative that all business connections be severed
at once. Wi!! sell most reasonable.
jiaiU St reel.
Brevard, X ('.
lit
Slice Sfeo
iics secured the ser- P
vices o:
Shoe Man.
first
.::riressiiir sliows
.ml dra.wn away
onposition to the
fed coiffure which
or several vcars.
and is
prepared to c o all
kinds of slice repair
ing in a satisfactory
manner.
Our prices com
pare to the quality
of our work.
New customers as
well as old are solicited.
GENUINE ASSISTANCE
Business success in v'v-ry !i"K '. !!' r; dei-. ;??.
largely upon the entde;rct :' your bankr
The young business- man who has ucct ii.v
( arriet' n a small busine. will -.-t '.vv our : . ;"::Uy
i icoi'.ragernt iu am! every a.-MSlar.c" v onsist;!. v.'ith
. . souiv.l banking practice.
An anplicati;-' for cicdil fi'en. y.-j w i ! be .giv::
t h-.-- most considerate treatment.
TWO K5ND3 OF I NTL "..7 '. PZZ. CZ?17 A?.TJ
FERiOivAL
11 di-uosits al- the seed... .' s u . -
ith One Drdlar and save ivguiariy.
PISGAH BANK
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Capital S'.O.OilO.Ou
Brevard, X. ('
T. M. Mitchell
if
"The Quality Grocer
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NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Non Residence of State are required to pay $10.00
License.
Non Residents of Transylvania County are required
to pay $4.00
All Hunters are required to get written permission
from Land Owners.
SEASON OPENS:
Deer opens November 1 closes December 15th
Limit, 3 Head Season.
Birds, Quail and Doves, opens November 15 closes
January 15 Limit 15 per day.
Turkeys, opens November 15 closes January 15-
Limit 2 per day.
Pheasant, opens November 15 clo&es January 15
Limit, 3 per day.
Squirrels, opens September 1 closes April 1st.
Limit, 5 per day.
Fox, opens, September 1 closes March 1 no Lirqiit.
J. S.NICHOLSON,
Game Warden.
Fur Coats Are to Be
Slimmer Next Season
L'ur coats will he slim next year, if
we are to believe what designers say.
This season's coats and eapes have
been rather voluminous, fiilliur in full
lines from shoulder to hem. The pres
era French styles, however, are far
more slender in silhouette than ours
and we will undoubtedly be follow in;
their lines next season.
Already importers tire showing ad
vance models based upon French 1m
fKrts with lontr, slender lines. It is
presumed that the long skirt vopue
will continue throughout the comlnp
year, hence advance models till con
centrate on the 51-inch length, with a
decided tendency toward the narrow
ankle line. In some cases the ankle
line Is so scant that inside straps and
under lacings are provided to make
walking more comfortable.
Coats and dolmans are gaining over
the cape for daytime wear. The cape
with the side slits for the arms will
probably remain staple for evening
wear.
I will be at the foil
th
e various towns
collecting taxes:
hip
owing places, 1
s, for purpose o
One-Piece Dresses in
Gay, Peasant Coloring
Little one-piece dresses for children
are made with embroidery at the top
of the hem, around the neck and where
the frock opens in front, over the
shoulders and around the sleeves in
gay, peasant coloring. The materials
used are light colored linens. Some
dresses are embroidered with round or
oblong medqllion designs, and when
the linen is white heavy linen lace is
scantily quilled around the medallions.
Fudge aprons, tea aprons and fancy
work aprons all come in for their
share of embroidery, and some of
them are very original and attractive.
One in old blue linen had oblong, em
broidered motifs In white and gay col
ors, and around each motif a little
crocheted linen lace was quilled, which
gave a very foreiga effect to the work.
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TOWNSHIP
Gloucester
Hogback
Eastatoe
PLACE DATE
acedonia Church Tues. Oct. 23
McNeeIy,s Store, Wed., Oct. 24
L. M. Glazener's Store, Thur. Oct. 25
And will collect Catlieys Creek at same time.
Dunns Rock Bagwell's Store,
Little River H. Garren's Store,
Boyd Talley's Store,
Fri, Oct. 26
Tues. Oct. 30
Wed. Oct. 31
Summer Mode.
A gown which, owing to its present
popularity, will be repeated during the
summer months, is the long bodiced j
organdlt.- frock with the full skirt ;
trimmed in bands of wide velvet rib- j
bon of n shade darker than the or-!
gandie. Ribbon forms the tiny sleeves
and outlines the rounded neck. In j
grayish blue this gown" would be most !
attractive for summer afternoon at
fairs. i
A one per cent discount if paid during October and
November. December and January net. One per cent
added each additional month beginning with February
until paid.
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W. E. SHIPMAN, Sheriff.
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