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m BREVARD NEWS Published Every Thunday by THE TRANSYLVANIA PUBLISHING CO., Io9> filtered at the PostotTice in Bmnnl N. C., as Second Oiati Matter JaiWes F. Barrett . ; . .. 1! IV;? Mark T. Orr Associate Editor - SUBSCRIPTION RATSS (Payable In Advance) One Year f&69 Six Months 1X0 Three Months M Thursday, March 3. 1032 KEEP ON KNOCKING AND KUNMING THEM AWAY. You know, it seems that some people would rather starve to death than to boost something that is being boosted. We have in mind just now an incident that occured in connection with the activity in the mineral field. A New Mexico concern was making investigation of mineral deposits here, and a man was sent to Brevard to gather whatever information he could rtbvuc the minerals of the county, lie know his business rather well, and did more listening than talking. A copy of his report was an eye-opener, lie had heard, the report seid, 2*S men by actual count declare that there is no gold in this county; that all talk of mineral here is just some more of that "bull;" that a man is a fool to fool with mining or prospecting. All but three of tlfe men are property owners, the report says. We checked up on the list, and found that mortgages plaster most of the property owned by these men who were lambasting the prospect of making of our mineral prospects a paying industry. These men who were knocking the proposition had never, according to the report, seen any of the assay reports on ths deposits. They knew nothing at all about the matter, except they "jus' knew that there is no gold or anj other valuable mineral or ore in this ?section." Let's permit the men who know how to investigate the mineral prospects here complete their investigations without throwing cold water on the proposition. If the investigation is completed and nothing of value is found, there will be plenty of time tt talk about it. But if it should b< found that gold or other minerals oj ores can be mined here at a profit then every citizen of the county will be benefited. There are men in th< county now making investigation Let's help them, rather than hinde: or discourago them. It might be that your farm is on< that would be needed by those buyinj up land, and then you would b< directly benefitted. You will feel the good effects of it if your neighbor's place is in demand. Whatever money spent in the county will be that much extra money, and will be beneficial tc all people. Some people said the highway ti Casar's Head would never be com pleted. It is completed, and people are spending money in Brevarc because of that completion. Some people had long laughs aboul the opening of the new bank. Th? bank is here, and doing well. Some people had much to say aboui the cotton mill. It is running, righl now, with brighter prospects than i< ever before enjoyed. Some folks laughed about the probability of having Highway 28-1 through Pisgah National Foresl improved. Congress enacted a bill last Saturday, providing money for this very kind of work, and if we dc not get it for work on the Pisgah Forest part of the road it will be because we do not want it bad enough to write a few letters for it. If you do not want to help pull the load up the hill, for God's sake stop hanging on and pulling back down the hill. The United States govern ment has said that there is gold here; the State of North Carolina haa said that there is gold here; many leading citizens have said that there is gold here; high standing men have told about the tens of thousands of dollars worth of gold that has been mined here and sold. Get out of the knocking nine, and join the playing team., and play your part like a man. It will take all of us, working together, a decade or two to bring this community back to its proper place. Tlie more knocking that Is done, the harder will be the recovery. OUR GREENVILLE FRIENDS VISITING BREVARD. Last Sunday was a good day for visiting, and many Greenville people came to 3*ev&|d, evidently repaying viaits made by Brevard people in Grjenville Saturday. As an indication of the number of people in Brevard Sunday, 43 Greenville people iiad din ner at The Canteen, while other places were liberaly patronized. Tho Canteen kept count, however, and the actual figures were obtainable. Brevard and Transylvania county people can be seen in Greenville stores on Saturdays and on special I days, and every Sunday witnesses large numbers of Greenville people , in this section. The Greenville, papers 'and The Brevard Ntws had pictured these conditions long before work was begun on the Brevard-Greenville highway. Of course it is a source of ; gratification to be papersthe vbgkqj I gratification to the papers to see their predictions come true. When summer comes Brevard will Le filled to overflowing with our ?good neighbors in and about Green ville, God bless 'em, and the more | that come, the more we shall love them. "WHEN REAL ESTATE COMES HACK- IS ERRONEOUS WAY OF STATING THE CASE. So often we hear people say^hat so-and-so will take place " when real estate comes back." No one should so state the case. Real estate cannot come back, because real estate' has never left us yet, and it is the only basis of wealth that cannot leave us. Land is the only indestructable, im movable, imperishable thing that man ever possessed. We have had real es tate ? land ? since God blew a breath out into space and fashioned and molded this world of ours. Even the waters that were made in like man ner have changed and are still chang ing as the streams are drawn up in to regions above to fall as raindrops on this land of ours, and trickle back into the streams. But our land remains. It cannot i "come back," because it has never ' gone away. We have played the fool , with our real estate, our land, time i and time again. Every once in a [ while we go crazy, and boost prices, i and gamble on this land of ours, un i til the fluctuated value becomes top 1 heavy and tppples over, and then we ; play the fool again by deciding that ? land is not of - any value. There is i nothing tho matter with real estate in either event, and the only drawback , is to be found in the fool manner we , treat real estate in our feverish gambling hours. ) Instead of stating it as "When i real estate comes back," we should i say "when our senses come back," i real estate will be found right where i it always has been, the same provis ? ion in the creator's great plan. ? Can you imagine a nation that I boasts of civilization and Christian s ity placing a higher value upon . stocks and bonds than is placcd upon : lund? Study the two ? land Is God made, everlaatir.g, immovable, inde . structible. Stocks and bonds are > pieces of paper printed according to ? the order of man. And we have been > placing our confidence in these pieces i of paper as our basic wealth rather r than upon this land of ours. i Let us no longer excuse our own i ignorance and foolish actions, how ever, by referring to the proposition , of "Real estate coming back." All . value that has ever been depreciated > in real estate comes either through I our abuse of land, or through our foolish course in placing unbearable ; burdens upon land in the form of j taxation. PRAISES MOORE BOYS Kind Editor and Friends : I Naturally you are ? and of a right ? ought to be interested in your "Moore Boys." Thoy were my guests over the week-end and many years have passed since I have had visitors whom we enjoyed more than they and Mr. Carl Bosse. The inclosed program ? which I i hope you can publish ? will show to your readers why our faculty, visitors and student body, enjoyed their pres ence so greatly. Too, why we so sin cerely invite them to return and stay a "Long Time.'' ' The boys declare they enjoyed our "Rye" biscuits, and we hope that they enjoyed them, and will recall with as much pleasure having been here, as we, that them came here. Luck and love to everybody, MR. and MRS. H. E. BOUCHER AND MARY ANN. P. S. ? The Polish Dance, some thing real new, made its debut here, and was dedicated to me. H. E. B., Dean of Boys. Rabun Gap Nacoochee School, Rabun Gap. Ga. Feb. 23, 1932. STANDS WITH MRS. NORTON Editor The Brevard News: We noticed the article written in last week's paper by Mrs. Lee F. Norton of Oakland, concerning the , speech to be made by Small in Bre vard, March 3, against prohibition. We wish to congratulate her for the stand she has taken on this im portant subject If we had more women to take the firm stand Mrs. Norton has taken on this subject wo -think the whiskey business 'would soon be a thing of the past. Wfe think it would be positively ruinous to our boys and girls to have saloons back. ' j We have noticed that our reporter for Toxawav News failed to put hi the paper aoout the still being cap tured below Lake Taxaway Fans, three weeks ago. One man was cay) I tured and one escaped. There was a large quantity of whiskey cap tured by Wilke Owen. We think that if wo had more of ficers in Transylvania county lik? Wilke Owen It would not taV ? long to [put whiskey all out of the county. Wo think ho should have the hearty (support of every good citizen in the | county. Wo wish to thank him for the splendid work hfe Is doing. MRS. W. H. ARROWOOD. Lake Toxaway, Feb. 29. License to Wed Lloyd Bryson of Lake Toxaway, to Miss Mac Jackson, of Rosman. OAKLAND NEWS i S. L. Sanders and sons, Linsey and I. S., wore in Brevard Thursday on business. I Mrs. Pauline Moses and daughter, (Hazel, of Lake Toxaway, visited Mrs. 21 L. Sanders Friday. j Ralph Alexander returned to High I lands Saturday after an extended ?visit with relatives here. Rev. S. B. McCall and family mov ed from our community, last week, to the Lake Toxaway section. We are sorry to have them go. ' Mrs. Charles Bennett and Howard Alexander were Brevard visitors one day last week. ! Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCall and son, Sammy, nnd daughter, Edith, spent one dav last week with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sanders. Mr. ar.d Mrs. Clarence. Norton ar.d Mr. and Mrs W. F. McCall spent Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Roid, W B. Henderson, of Quebec, called on Mr. and Mrs. E. E\ Reid Saturday afternoon. Her many friends will be sorry to learn that Mrs. Mary Burgess is seri ously ill at her home, Kold Spring Cottage. Mrs. T. B. Reid fell one day last week, and was pretty badly bruised and shaken up but no bones broken, She is very feeble. Miss Lula Reid was on the sick list last week but we are glad to reporl her better. Otto Alexander, of Brevard, was calling on friends hero last Sunday. Miss Myrtle McCall and Mis; Evaund Sanders celled on Miss Coj Philips Saturday afternoon. Mrs. W. W. Reid was a visitor t< Highlands Friday. Mrs. L. E. Cash was a visitor tc Brevard Saturday. Miss Mandy Kimzey, of Brevard was calling on friends here Saturday Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Sanders spen' Sunday afternoon with the former'! parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sanders Waite Reid, of Sapphire, visftet Clarence Norton and W. F. McCal Sunday afternoon. W. B. Henderson called on Mr. anc Mrs. S. L. Sanders Sunday afternoon Mrs. Ford Reid spent Thursday night with her grandmother, Mrs. T B. Reid. Welch Reid, of Quebec and Tin Miller, of Sapphire, were calling 01 friends here Saturday. Miss Edna Lanning returned to hei home in Glenville last week aftei spending several weeks with hei aunt, Mrs. W. W. Reid. Mrs. Clarence Norton spent Sundaj night with Mrs. Fred McNeely, wh< is nuite ill. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitniire an< Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy McCall, o" Quebec, spent Sunday with theii grandparents, Mr. arid Mrs. S. L Sanders. Miss Verona Fisher visited hei aunt, Mrs. Lee Norton, Monday ever. lng. Cecil, small son of Mr. and Mrs I. S. Sanders, was quite ill last weel but we are glad to report him mosi well again. The men of our community got i forest fire scare and burned the woods around the Baptist church Mondaj night. Someone is continually settint fire in this section bu\ no greal ; damage has resulted so fai I NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. versus A. B. OWEN and wife HAZEL OWEN, and all other persons I claiming any interest in the lands herein described. ? Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled cause in the Superior Court 01 Transylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of ordei made therein 11-23-1931; the under, signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st day of March, A. D., 19-'>2, at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the i Courthouse door in the town of Bre ,vard, North Carolina, offer for .'ale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots or parcel or marcels of land lying and being in Brevard township, Transyl vania county, North Carolina, and 'more particularly described as fol lows, to wit: ? Lying in Brevard. "Beginning at a 'stake in the west margin of Bread | Street and runs with Broad Stroet | north 6 deg. 50 min. east 14.5 ft.; : thence north 3 deg. east 10.5 ft. to a 'stake in the west margin of Broad 'Street; thence north 83 deg. 57 min. west 60 feet to a stake; thence south 3 deg. west 5 ft. ; thence south 6 deg. 50 min. west 14.5 ft. to a stake; j thence south 83 dog. 57 min east 60 ft. to the beginning." I Being the same lands described in the pleadings in the above entitled ' pause, to which reference is ibade for a more completo description off the same. (A.B.Owen). ... j Purpose of sale to satisfy said In ierlocultory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, including all penalties, interest, costs and expenses of same. This the 18 th day of February, 1 A. D., 1932. ! A. F. MITCHELL. Commissioner, ! Appointed by The Cwrt. 4tc Feb.l8,25,MarS.J0 NOTICE of Foreclosure | Under and by virtue of tho Power of Sole contained in that certain Deed in Trust from D. F, Kilpctric?t and wife, to tho undersigned Trustee bearing date of March the 8th, 1928,! 'and registered in Book No. 23, or. pago 18, Record of Deeds in Trust for Transylvania County, N. C., bo- , curing certain indebtedness therein named, and default having been made , in payment of said indebtedness, i whereby the Power of Salo contained , . in said Deed in Trust has become op ! crative and the holder of the note ' 'evidencing said indebtedness having requested the undersigned to foro | close said deed in Trust and all no Itices required as to said default in | payment having been given and said default has not been made good; ! NOW, THEREFORE, the under-' ! signed Trustee will on Saturday, ' March the 5th. 1932, at 12 o'clock M. at tho Court House door in the town ? of Brevard, N. C., offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described real prop erty to-wit: LYING in the Town of Bre vard, N. C., on the South side of ; Whitmire Street and being described I by metes and bounds, both in said jDeed in Trust and the record there of, reference being hereby made I thereto for the description of said ? property. The proceeds of said sale to be ap plied upon said indebtedness, cost of sale, etc. This the 1st dav of Febru?ry, 1932. D. L. ENGLISH, Trustee. BB&L Feb ll,18,25,Mar3c NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, - County of Transylvania. Town of Brevard. versus SAM THOMAS, IDA THOMAS, J. F. W. WILLIAMS, and WELCH -GALLOWAY, Trustee, and all other persons claiming any interest in the lands herein described. Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled "cause in the Superior Court of Transylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order made therein 11-23-1931; the under . signed Commissioner will, on Monday, I the 21st <!av of March, A. D., 1932, at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for salt at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots oi ?arcel or parcels of land lying anil eing in Brevard township, Transyl ^ vania county, North Carolina, and " more particularly described as fol lows, to wit: ? j Lying in Brevard. "Beginning or 1 a stake in the east margin of a 2C foot street a corner of lot3 Nos. 2t I and 27 and runs with the line of loti 26 and 27, north 36 1-2 deg. east 10? ft, to a stake, comer of lot No. 2( and 27; thence south 59 1-2 deg. east 50 ft. to a stake corner of lots Nos , 25 and 26; thence with line of lots , 25 and 26 south 20 1-2 deg. west 11? ft. to a stake, corner of lots Nos. 2c f and 26; thence north 53 1-2 deg. wesl r 60 ft. to the beginning. Being all oi . lot No. 26 of the R .L. Gash sub division." r Being the sanu- lands described ir j the pleadings in the above entitlec cause to which reference is made foi ) a more complete description of th; r same. (Sam Thomas). Purpose of sale to satisfy saic Interlocutory Judgment of Sale b> Foreclosne, including all penalties, in. terost, costs and expenses of same. This the ISth day of February A. D. 1932. ! A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed by The Court. 4tc Feb.l8,25,Mar3,lfl > NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE 5 SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES I State of North Carolina, ? County of Transylvania, " Town of Bievard. versus ; ANNIE DAVES and IRIS WILKIN 1 SON, ana all other persons claiin i , ing any interest in the lands herein I described. I Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore, closure, had in the above entitled cause in the Superior Court of ' Transylvania County of date Novem | ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order 1 made therein 11-23-1931; the under ' signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st day of March, A. D., 1932, j at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the . Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for sale . a l public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots or ' parcel or parcels of land lying and 1 being in Brevard township. Transyi ' vania county, North Carolina, and more particularly described as fol ' lows, to wit:? Lying in Brevard. "First tract. Beginning at a stake in the north margin of French Broad Ave. south east corner of -No. 54, north 31 deg. east 160 ft. to a stake in line of lot No. 75; thsnce with ligp of lot No. , 75 south 58 deg, east 50 ft. to corner of lot No. 57; thence with line of lot No. 57 south 31 deg. west 100 ft. to a stake in the north margin of French Broad Ave.; thence with said Ave. North 58 deg. cast 50 ft. to the beginning. Being lots Nos. 55 and 56 ? as shown on the map of the Siniard ! property. j Second lot. Beginning at a stake in the north margin of French Broad Ave. the southeast corner of lot No. j 56 and runs with line of lot No. 56 ! north 31 deg. east* 160 ft. to a stake in line ef lot No. 7E; thence with line , of lot No. 75 south 58 deg. east 50 ft. to a stake in the margin of Sin , idrd street; thence with Siniard | street south 32 west 160 ft. to a j stake in the north margin of French , Broad Ave.; thence with said Ave. north 58 deg. west 50 ft. to the beginning. Being lots Nos. 57 and 58 of the | Siniard property map of which is , recorded in Book 33 at page 1 1 5 oi f the deed records of Transylvania Co.'1 * All the above lands being ^sn<- as tkscribod in tho pleadings in the! above entitled cause, to which ref erence is made for a more complete; description of the game, (Mi?g Annie' Duvies) Purpose of sale to satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, . including all penalties, Intoroot, costs and expenses of same. This the ISth day of February, A. D? 1832, A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed by Tho Court. 4tc Feb.l8,25,Mar3,lG NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard. versus R. L. GASH, MAGGIE L. Mc i CRARY, T. J. WILSON. Trustee, i BREVARD BANKING Co., W. E, BREESE, Trustee, and all othci persons claiming any interest in the lands herein described. ! Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the above entitled cause in the Superior Courf o. Transylvania County of date Novem ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order made therein 11-23-1931; the under signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st dav of March, A. D., 1932, 'at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courthouse door in tho town of Br: - Ivard, North Carolina, offer for saie at public auction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract -or lota o: parcel or parcels of land lying anil being in Brevard township, Transyl vania county, North Carolina, an'.1 more particularly described as fol lows, to wit: ? . First Triet: Lying and being in Brevard on the West side ot' the Transylvania Railroad ad joining the lgnds o^R. J. Picfcelsimer and others. Beginning at a stake in the center of Mr?':n street and in the center of Transylvania Railroad and runs with the Center of Main street north 62 (leg. west 349 ft. to a stake, R. J. Pickelsimer's corner; thence south 2S deg. west 313 ft. to a stone; thence north 62 deg. west 67 1-2 ft. to a stone; thence south 30 deg. west 100 ft. to a stone; thence south 62 deg. east 129 ft. to a stake in the cente; of Transylvania Railroad; thene.. 1 with the center of said railroad 4 | ft. more or less to the beginning containing S3-300 of an acre. Second tract. Being all of lots Nos ; 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 24, 25, 26, and 2' , of the Hamlin Hill subdivision, a: i shown by map made by A. L. Hardin | C. E., which map is recorded in Eool i 33 at page 96 of the Deed records ol | Transylvania County to which mai reference is hereby made for a ful description of the said land. 1 Third tract. Being all of lots Nos ! 10, 11, 24, 34, 43, 44, 45, 46, 47 ui ' the R. L. Gash lands as shown by th; 1 map male by A. I,. Hardin Sept. ; 1935, which map is recorded in th< ' office of the register of Deeds 01 ? Transylvania County in Book 33, m ? page 31, to which map reference ii | hereby made for a fuU description oi ! the said land." [ All the above three tracts beint : the same lands described in the plead ings in this causc and to which ref ' erence is made for a more completi description of the same.(R. L. Gash) j Purpose of sale to satisfy sait ' Interlocutory Judgment of Sale b\ Foreclosure, including, all penalties ! interest, costs aad expenses of same . ' This the 18th day of February A D 1982 A. F. MITCHELL, COMMISSIONER, ? , Appointed bp The Court. 4tc Feb.lS.25,Mar3,l( NOTICE of Foreclosure Sale 1 UNDER AND BY VIR1UE 0* i THE POWER OP SALE containec in that certain deed of trust made bj ; Frankie Kilpatrick Weaver and hus ' band, Charlie R. Weaver, to Carolina 1 Mortgage Company, Trustee, datec October 15, 1928, and recorded ir Book 22 at Page 529 et seq, in th< office of the Register of Deeds oi Transylvania County, North Caro lina, default having been made in tli' ' payment of the note thereby secured and the holder thereof directed thai the deed of trust be foreclosed, th< undersigned Trustee will offer for sal< at the court house door ir. the Citj of Brevard, North Carolina, at twelve o'clock noon on Wednesday the 23rd day of March, 1932, and will sell to the highest bidder for casf a certain lot or parcel of land in oi near the City of Brevard, Township of Brevard, County of Transylvania State of North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows: i Beginning on a stake at the inter section of Main Street and an "alley leading from Main street to Probart Street, and runs with . the No?th margin of Main Street North 62 dog. West 43 3-4 feet to a stake; thence at a right angle to Main Street North 28 deg. East 125 feet to a stake; thence parallel to Main Street, South 62 (l.-rr. East 4.1 3-4 feet to a stake in tEe West margin of said alley; thence with the West margin of said alley. South 28 deg. West 125 feet to the . beginning, rjid being lot upon which is located what is Known as the undertaking building. I Being the same property as convey ed to Frankie Kilpatrick Weaver by deed from C. C. Kilpatrick and wife. Rachel S. Kilpatrick, dated August 4, 1924, and filed for registration on the 5th day of September, 1924, in the offioe of the Register of Deeds. County of Transylvania, State of North Carolina, recorded in Book 48, Page 216. This, the 17th day of February, 1932, CAROLINA MORTGAGE COM PANY, Trustee. Feb. 25. March 3, 10, 17. NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania, Town of Brevard" veil sub P. N. BKJGGS, EMLEY BRIGGS. R. L. BRIGGS, MAY BRTGGS. .TONES McCRORY r>n?i G. H VALENTINE, Trust**, and aJk other persons claiming any interest ? in the lands herein (Jeacribed. Under &sd by virtue jf Interlocu tory Judgmsnl of Ssk, by Pore ?Jo?uret bad to the above ontiiled 4 mum ia tha Superior Court of ? 'SrSBgyivanin, County of date Novem ber 23, "A- D., 1981, and of order laade therein 11-23-1831; the ur.der *>$no d Commissioner will, on Monday, tho 21st day of March, A. D., 1832, _ at Twelve (12) o'clock M. at the Courtnouse door in the .own of Bre- ( vard, North Carolina, offer for sale 1 at public suction to the highest bidder for cash that certain tract or lots or parcel or parcels of land lying, and being in Brevard township, TrahsyU vania county, North Carolina, an*? f more particularly described as lows, to wit: ? Lying in Brevard. "Beginning aWi stake on the corner at the southwest side of French BroiU&Ave. and in the southeast side of JWnaon stree^ o^d runs with the southwest sideyjjL French Broad Ave. S. 59 deg: 66 ft. to a stake; thence south 2S < deg. and 35 min. w#st 45 ft to a stake; thence north 59 deg. west 06 ft. to a stake on the southeast side of Johnson street; thence with tho southeast margin of said street 45 feet to the beginning. Second tract or lot. Beginning on a stake on the southeast side of Johnson St., it being the fourth cor ner of the first lot, and. runs with a line of said lot south 50 deg. east ft. to a stake; thence south 28 deg1. 35 min. west 50 feet to a stake; thence north 59 deg. west 66 fuet to a, stake on the southeast side of Johnson St.; thence with the southeast margin of said street 50 ft. to the beginning." Said tracts or lots being the same lands described in the pleading in the above entitled cause, to which refer ence is made for a more complety description of the same. (P. N. & R. L. Briggs). Purpose of sale to satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, including all penalties, interest, costs and expenses of same. This the 18th day of Februarv, A. D., 1932. A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, Appointed, by The Court. 4tc Feb.l8,25,Mar3,10 NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE OF LAND FOR TAXES State of North Carolina, County of Transylvania. Town of Brevard. vermis LELA BENJAMIN, Admrx. of TOM ? BENJAMIN'S ESTATE, AND : LELA BENJAMIN, and' ail other persons claiming any interest in ? the lands herein described. Under and by virtue of Interlocu tory Judgment of Sale, by Fore closure, had in the J.bove .entitled cause in the Superior Court of . . Transylvania County of date Novc^t ber 23, A. D., 1931, and of order ' made t.henein 11-23-191:1 ; the under signed Commissioner will, on Monday, the 21st day of March, A. D., 1932. ' at Twelve (12) o'clock M, at the Courthouse door in the town of Bre vard, North Carolina, offer for sale '? at public auction to the highest bidder ? for cash that certain tract or lots or parcel or parcels of land lying and ?? being in Brevard township, Transyl ? vania county, North Carolina, and ' more particularly described as fol ' lows, to wit: ? Lying in Brevard. ''Being all of ? lot No. 16 of the R. L. Gash lands as i surveyed ar.d mapped by A. L. Hardin Sept. 1916, which map is registered in office of the register of deeds of Transylvania County in Book of ' Deeda No. 33, cn page 31. Beginning on a stakB corner of lot No. 16 and 17 and runs north 69 ? deg. weet 100 ft. to a stake in the i line of lot No. 22 a corner of lots ? Nos. 16 and 12; thence with the line . cf lot No. 22 nc?Ui 30 1,-2 dgg, oast t 4S ft. to a stake; thence south59 1-4 i deg. east 100 ft. to a stake; thcnce south 36 1-2 deg. west 48 ft. to the beginning." Being the same lands described in' the pleadings in the above entitled cause; to which reference is made for a more complete description of the same. (Tom Benjamin Estate). Purpose of sale to satisfy said Interlocutory Judgment of Sale by Foreclosure, including all penalties, interest, costs and expenses of same. This the 18th day of February, I A. D., 1932. i A. F. MITCHELL, Commissioner, ? j Appointed by The Court. I I 4tc Feb.l8f"5,Mar3,10 THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEl la by train. The safest. Most com fortable. Most reliable. Costs lesa. Irujwre of Ticket Agents regarding erestry reduced fares for short trips. SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM I J We contribute to your good looks. You eta g?t 'a Vit&lia treatment how, the vegetable oil teak, also the Fitch products. It Pay* To Look Weil SMJTH'S BARBER SHOP