EAST FORK NEWS
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If I knew no one would look for
and expec.i news from this place, I
would not say a word this week, but
some one who is away from "home"
may be looking for something from
the "Old Home Burp;," perhaps won
dering if it if still raining ? well, yes
'tis, yet it did clear up nicely for a
AyV days last week, long enough for
* Iks to get in wood, go to mill,
anil lay in provisions enough to last
through another rainy spell, if it does
not last teo long; For ?? that short
clear spell we are thankful.
Sonic of the trappers are catch
ing same ri.uht along. Animals need
to eat and prow1, around even if the
weather is bad. and seem to think
trap bait is ^ specially for them.
Mr. Hart: eg ef Greenville, has sold
hi: Ha; c For'-: property to Messrs.
Finley and DeBois, of Greenville.
T!:'- > OiK . '"as f n-mally the C. L.
Gai.reii and V- F.K.ei'mernu:c land.
Mr. -I uio Reynolds has bought and
intends moving soon to the .lames
?Lance place. He purchased this land
from Mr. M. White of Rosman.
Mr. ami Mrs. W. C. Gravely went
to Brevard on Tuesday of last week.
I think M . Gfllowav's (our Rep
resentative) bill to transfer part of
the road and bridge fund to the
school, a wise otic. To those who
travel the public roads, especially
From V.i. ? - \>> k to Rosman, will sup- !
pose the funds are not being, used on I
our roads. lVrhaps other roads are
not so bud. All bridges across small ^
streams on. the Rosman road are,
roiiiiy dangerous, and just a little j
binstir-.: would take some bad rocks j
otf-tivi- and also some on the j
Walrv.it H.'Uow road. Wonder if it j
wouldn't "be a good idea for East!
l'o"k and Gloucester to mix their'
politics. The e two townships seem
to Iv ..solid Democratic, the other
solid Republican. and they have the!
worst roads in the County.
PISGAM FOREST
Editor N< ws.:
Will you allow me space in your '
srlcndid .paper for a few items from
Pisgah Fore>t? I will say to begin
with. th: t I have not been in this
County i short while, but I have
been 'lore long enough to find that
1 isgah {? ores', is not the least amons;
the princes of ? Transylvania County,'
for in it are some, things very com-'
. mendablo; of all we have two
good ehuivh. Baptist and Presby
terian. wth : v.o good Sunday Schools
: a wood week day school with six
fine teachers.
There is also one of the most up-/1
to-date band sawmills that can be
fot::d in the country, cutting ftromj."
thirty to fifty thousand feet per day. 1
It is here a- this mill that you will ?
fird sortie of \he very best people,!1
people that iro to church and Sunday 1 1
School, and people that do not mind
putting their money into the Lord's , i
business. . (
I was called to the pastorate of.'
Pis For. -t Baptist church, the :
first of December and moved here j*
December "C. The good people had , ?
everything in nice shape. A jrood ; 1
house, and a lot of wood ready for j
use, and December 31, in that1'
hard rain, .he wood people gave us a
nice New Year's surprise, bringing
lis vv'ery ; h Ui-tr that is good to eat. ?
S. D. TIPTON, J <
We were* ail very sorry to hear of j 1
the death of Mr. Hipps, of this com- j
m unity and wish to extend our1'
heartfelt - smpathy to the bereaved | 1
? ,w. , " * it
ones.
Everybody enjoyed the sermon by]'
our new pastor at the Baptist church i 1
Sunday morning, and we extend a
most hearty welcome to all wN-? will
co v ' 1
ttt 7
?Mr. CI.-... .-..-c Allison is v..
"lick list, but reports are that ho is
thought to be improving.
Mr. Robert Boggs of Turkey Creek!
visited his sister, Mrs. W. A. Lyday, !
last Saturday.
Misses Gertrude and Edith Buck
were the guests of Miss Canty
Brys.on, Sunday afternoon.
Miss Enima Mackey spent the
week-end with Mrs. Walter Reece.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Markham
spent the week-end with Mrs. Mark
ham's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Camp field of this section.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
Sam Wyatt, who underwent an oper
atic.: at th? Brevard Hospital a few
day;; r.L'o, is getting along nicely.
Mr. G. T. Frady has been on the
sic!: 'list, but is abie to be at work
again.
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Cheer up. Wlien all the neighbors
buy automobiles you can get a seat
on a street car..
You can't keep gasoline down by
stepping on it...
UTTLE RIVER NEWS
Miss Verda Kilpatrick left Tues
day for Greenville, S. C., where she
is expecting to take a milinery
course.
Miss Willie Mae Pridmore has re
turned home from Greenville, S. C.,
after a visit with her sister, Mrs. M.
C. Crawford.
Miss Lora Hamalthon has returned
?to Greenville after a visit with her
j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manson Ham
althon.
Miss Elsie McCrary is visiting he
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. M|
Crary.
Miss Elsie Ray has returned
Hendersonville, after a visit will
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Raj
Mr. U. G. George is expecting
leave for Greenville soon, where
ill be employed by a bus line in tlj
capacity of driver. His route will
from Greenville to Columbia.
TOXAWAY NEWS
Mr. W. H. .Tones of Waynesvilll
is visiting his brother, Mr. J. Tl
Jones.
Mrs. Wesley Reid has been ill f<
a few days, but is improving.
Mr. Walter Lowe and Mr. LensJ
Saunders have accepted work wit
The Champion Fibre Co., at Cantoi
Miss Pauline Recce was a visitc
in Toxaway last Saturday.
We are glad that Miss Avar(
-Tones, who has been seriously il
for several days, is improving.
Mr. Furman Moore, of Rosmai
was a visitor in Toxaway Sunday.
The sawmill of the Molt/. Lumbel
Comptny has started sawing agair
after resting since last- June.
.Mrs. W. M. Ray has been on th
sick list for a few days.
Miss Clara Owen has gone to Mar
Hill, where she expects to spend th<
remainder of the winter.
Mr. R. M. Neely drove to Toxawaj
Saturday, and report ed that the roads
between Rosman and Toxaway were
"impassable."'
On last Wednesday evening a num
ber of people were entertained at
Rayhurs-i, the home of Mrs. W. M.
Ray. Miss Thelma Shields gave sev
eral piano selections, after which
progressive '-rook was played.
Those present were. Mrs. W. M. Ray,
Miss Hattie Jervis, Miss Shields, Mr.
ami Mrs. .?. E. RuTty. Mr. Roy -Rutty,
Mr. Cleon Williams* Mrs. Ida Paine,
Mr. W. M. Ray and Mrs. R. M. Neely.
MUCH ROAD WORK DONE
BY FOREST SERVICE
More than 1.80:> miles of roads
and nearly 5,00 miles of trails were
icnstructed within or adjacent to the
147 national forests during the fiscal
year ending June 30, 11)24, according
to the annual report made by the
;hief of forest service . to the secre
tary of agriculture. In addition,
maintenance work was performed on
i".423 miles of roads and 32,105
ailes of trails.
Including the construction work
onipleted within the last year the to
al mileage of national forest roads
onstructed by June 30 of this year
??.ood at 8,707 and the total mileage
>f trails at 18,855.
The sum of $9,351,142 was ex
pended on the road and trail work of
he forest service during the last fis
?al year, the report says. This sum
vas augmented by funds from co-op
rative agencies such as states, coun
ties-, and local organizations.
Thirty-one state and Alaska share
n the pro rata distribution of funds
nade each year by the forest service I
:o those states and territories con
wining national forest lands.
A^MY WANTS MUSICIANS
Thes United States Army wants 15
musician for duty with the 15th In
fantry Baiid, at Tiontsin, China, ac
cording to! an announcement re
ceived last Thursday by the Fourth
Corps Areja. The Asheville office is
now open for recruits for this band
and all applicants accepted will be
forwarded to New York by rail and
from New York to China by trans
port through he Panama Canal, with
a ten-day stopover at San Francisco,
and then enroute by transport via
['astleman; Fairy Stories For Ohil- J
:lrcn, Anderson; Mrs. Launcelot, Hew
Iren, Anderson, ; Mrs. Launcelot, (
Hewlett ; Initials Only, Green;
The Silent Barrier, Tracy; The
[tunning Fight, Osborne; The One
Woman, Dixon; Through The Look
up Glass, Carroll; Michael O'Hal
oran, Porter; The Flying U's Last
Stand, Bower; Amos Of The Island,
Montgomery; The Patchwork Girl Of 1
)?., Baum ; The Little Colonel's Hero,
lohnston; The Shadow Of The Rope,
lohnston; The New Tenant, Oppen
leim; The Fclowing Of The Star,
Jarclay; Miss Gibbe Gault, Bosher;
"ousins Conspiracy, Alger; Five
-ittle Peppers, Sidney; A Chain Of
evidence, Wells; The Princess Pris
?illa's Fortnight Anne Of Green
tables, Montgomery; The Last Trail.
Sllis; East Of The Shadows, Barclay;
3r. Lavender's People, Deland;
Martha By The Day. Lippman; Nedra, j
dcCutcheon.
One of the mysteries of natural
icience is what a horsefly thinks
,vhen he gets desperatae and tries
;o bite a flivver.
CAT T. J f 8 Fnp
QUICK TRANSFER SERVICE
We now have a Large Moving Van.
All kinds of Hauling Light or Heavy
Promptly Attended to.
We Deliver all Sizes of Heater and Kindling Wood
? Also ? ?',/ >? v
Crushed Stone and Sand. ?
Deaver 8c Siniard T ransfer Co.
Office at Cascade Filling Station.
Brevard; - - North Carolina
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REDUCES
PRICES
On All Closed Cars
Standard Six: NEW Prices
Country Club Coupe $1,345
Coupe 1,445
Sedan 1,545
Special Six:
Victoria 1,895
Sedan 1,985
Big Six:
Coupe 2,450
Sedan 2,575
Berline 2,650
All Prices F. O. B. Factories
HENRY MOTOR COMPANY
PHONE 23
Brevard, N. C. 1
THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YEAR
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5ITICIDE for r,0c at Drug Store
I r,r,c by mail
SUICIDE CO., - Commerce, 6a.
Let Us Priat
Your Sab Biff;?
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NOTICE
all kinds of
Electrical
Work
Done Promptly and
Carefully
t REPAIR WORK A
SPECIALTY
Harold Norwood
Phone- I? 3
.jptCV.U'O; N.
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THE BREVARD NEWS
Easy Way to Break
Severest Cough
No matter how long you have had
a persistent, weakening cough? no mat
ter how many remedies you have tried
without success? you can usually get relief in
stantly , and often relieve the entire cough con
dition in 24 hours, by a very simple method.
The method is based on a remarkable pre
scription known as Dr. King's New Discovery
for Coughs. You simply take one teaspoonful
and hold it in your throat for 15 or 20 second9
before swallowing it, without following with
water. The prescription has a double action.
It not only soothes and heals soreness and ir
ritation, but it quickly loosens and removes
the phlegm and congestion which are the di
rect cause of the coughing. The prompt re
lief seems almost magical, and the quickness
with which the whole cough condition disap
pears is often simply amazing. There is noth
ing better for coughs, chest colds, bronchitis,
bronchialasthma, lioarseness.and almostevery
throat irritation. Economical, too, as the dose
is only one teaspoonf uL On sale at all good
druggists. Ask for
PR-KING'S
COugHS
PHONE 142
Miss Emma Bagwell
For
Quick Scrvice and QUALITY Goods.
I carry a complete line of Staple
and Fancy Groceries.
I also carry a complete line of General Merchandise.
PHONE 142
ma Bagwell
CALDWELL ST. IN FIRST BUILDING IN THE REAR OF NEW BANK.
BREVARD, - N. C.
No iviik Is
Too Good
for the
Baby
Infants demand strength-giving iood in a
form which is best suited to their delicate systems.
Milk? pure milk ? answers this need. Our milk is
pure milk from tested cows, kept in sanitary sur
roundings. It is bottled in a spotless dairy and de
livered to you in sterilized containers.
EAST VIEW FARM DAIRY
C. K. OSBORNE ? - Phone 173