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SYLVAN VALLEY NEWS
If vour cough is still hanging on it is evident that you have not taken
01,.: Comp. J-yr. White Pine and Tar. When a cough has run along for
-'ev^-fal weeks without Ijeing stopped it becomes chronic. Then it takes a true
o<Mi.^li remedy to cure it. No sugar and water mi.xed in the night when you
can't sleep v\*ill do. xhe
3. D. C. White Pine With Tar
if -.vhiit you need. Take it just as the directions say and your cough will be
cuved or vour money cheerfully refundad. Price 25c.
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Brevard Drug Co.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Prof. I5rigffs from Buncombe coun-S
ty is eoncluctinj^ a siiiginj^ sceool at
Selica til is week.
We are glad to nole that aunt
Martha Wilson who has been quite
sick with <irippe for several weeks is
much better.
I\ir^i. M. A. Brice and Mr. Harvey
Brice are at the home of R. R. Hoa
ver at Selica to spend a few weeks in
onr deli^htfel winter climate.
The three-year-old clnld of Mr.
and Mrs. Perry Galloway on Depot
street has been critically ill with
pneuinoiiia but is improving.
Dr. J, H. McLean was one of the
lucky purchasers at the Whitmire &
Verdery store last njonth. His re
bate v>as $1.GO—the amount of his
purchase on the lucky day was $3.20.
We note that residents on Whit
mire street extension beyond the
railroad have christened it “3Iaple”
street. It remains to be seen wheth
er they can make the name,“stick.’’
W. vfc.- Carmichael, for a long
time a Brevard merchant, was in
town Friday and Saturday of last
week, advertising a special sale to
begin in Hendersonville in a few
days.
J. W. Kennet of Wnynesville has
been in the j^elica section several
days buying white oak timber. We
learn that he contemplates cutting
Mnd shipping his purchases in the
near future.
The masquerade party at the Mc-
Minn House last Thursday night was
A very enjoyable function for those
who participated. Miss Hattie Max
well of Henderson county won the
cake as her identity was not discov
ered.
Elzie Cox came in from Seattle,
Washington, last Saturday to spend
a few weeks with his home folks.
He says the west is the place for him.
Since leaving Brevard he has worked
at a number of places in California
and Washington and s{iys he left an
eight hour five dollar a day job to
visit home.^
Tke residence of Ed Poor of Da
vidson river was destroyed by fire
last Sunday evening. It is sup
posed the fire was caused by a de
fect in the chimney, and started in
the roof of the building. Practi
cally all tlio household goods were
saved and we understand that a few
of the doors and vrindows in the
building were taken out. The house
was about an 8-room building, a
nice 2-story structure, and while
we have not learned what the loss
was, it must have been a good deal.
H. C. Gill(Spie has staked otf a
b(,undary surrcmnding the Gillespie
grave yard located on the hill just
beyond his home and proposes or
ganizing a company to buy said
boundary and to whom lie will make
a deed sliowing that the place is to
be used as. and only for, a public
burying place. Jii?^ what Mr. Gil
lespie’s plans are and how he would
make the deed we do not know’ but
hiS idea, seein}»- the need of a public
burying place for the tow‘n, is to put
the property in a shape ihnt it will
always be used and kept up for that
purpose. It would be expected of
course, that parties burying there
would pay a small sum for their
jdats, which would o-o to the compa
ny who pays lor the property.
Jim Zachary of Lake Toxaway
was in Brevard W^ednesday,
Pastor Elsom will fdl his regular
appointments at the Baptist church
n^t Sunday.
Ferdenan Nicholson is putting
down the foundation for his cottage
near the Industrial school.
Miss Flora Newton has gone to
the Mission Hospital where she will
spend 3 years in learning to be a
trained nurse.
Miss E. H. Egerton of Warrenton,
N. and Mrs. Dr. Tom Egerton of
Hendersonville, are visiting the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Eo;erton
o!i Maple street.
Read the new road law on 1st and
8th pages. Every man in the coun
ty is intetested in this law, and if it
is not just what you want let the
framers know before tiie legislature
acts.
Dess Young has, for the present, a
ruii- jis mail clerk from Asheville to
Murphy. The schedule of liis run is
such that he can run up to Brevard
and spend every other night with
his family.
Miss Osie Miner will give a Valen
tine Social Thursday night Fei). 14,
after our paper is printed. It mny
be worth mentioning next week.
Sne has “set the pace” b^^ having her
invitations printed. ,
ITor some time the court house
tower has been leak in? and on ex-
anunation it was found that the tim
ber in the tower was decayed and
that the roof was beyond patching,
ihe commissioners are preparing to
make tl;e necessary re]>airs.
Last Sunday morning Miss Belle
Burrell, one of Brevard’s best known
young ladies, and Mr. Vernon John
son, of Greenville, S. C., who came
to Brevard last week, took the train
tor Hendersonville^ where they were
united in marriage. After the cere
mony they started for Greenville
where they will make their future
home. The best 'W’ishes of many
friends go with them.
The following has been received
from Rev. P. G. Elsom, who is at
present holding a meeting at Ridge-
land, S. C.: “Please announce that
I will be home this week to preach
next Sunday. My subject at night
will be the ‘Model Children’ in the
series on the ‘Model Home.’ Ask
parents to come and bring their
children. You can say we have a
fine meeting here—?rowds coming
and many professions. Stores close
for day services.”
While the graveyard question is
being talked, would it not be a wise
thing for the Town of Brevard to
look into the matter and consider
the advisability of buying a plot of
ground in some suitable place and
opening a public cemetery? This
is one thing that we most surely
ni3ed, and the town is the only au
thority to own and control same.
The day is coming, and is not far
distant, when the town will be com
pelled to do this, and it looks to us
as if now was the proper time.
Such a thing would be in the end a
a good investment for the town
financially, and a_ public cemetery
is equal in interest to her citizens
to a public park. It gives them a
desirable place to bury their Gead
where they can feel assured that
the time 'will never come when
they will have to be removed or be
under some man’s barn or chicken
house.
Liocals continued on pag-e 7.
Business Locals.
T. M. Mitchell.
Phone 60 for coal.
Barb wire.—C. M. Doyle.
NortheiToi seed potatoes.—C. M.
Doyle.
For Rent—A 6-room house. In
quire of T.^B. Crary. tf
Call phone 89 for repairing of
sewing machines and furniture.—
Williams Furniture Store.
Whitmire & Verdery have just
received from New York City the
nicest line of ladies’ novelties ever
in Brevard.
It will do you good just to look at
the new line of ladies’ belts, bags,
collars, combs, etc., at Whitmire &
Verdery’s.
Wanted,—-A good, intelligent
girl for general house-work. Call
or write Mrs. J. S. Silverstein,
Rosman, N. C. tf
All persons who have subscribed
for the Life and Sayings of Sam P.
Jones will please call at Whitmire
& Verdery’s and get same.
Our nev7 goods are coming in, to
make room for them wo will give
10 to 20 per cent reduction on all of
our winter goods.—Jenkins & Bro.
For Sale-—Very fine red heifer
fresh this month: extra fine full
blood Jersey heifer now milking
expected fresh in summer, also
calves.—H. E. Tener, Brevard.
The soldier, rough rider, miner or
any follovver of the strenuous life are
“eaj?y on sho€‘s” compared to the
average boy or girl. Try “Eterni
ty” shoes on them at O. L.Ei win’s.
The Young People’s Society of
Christian Endeavor meets in Bre
vard Prestyterian Church Tuesday
evenings. Song service 7.45 to8.00,
Prayer, meeting 8.00 to 8.30. All
are inivted. tf
Wanted—10 men in each state to
travel, distril)ut^ saniples of onr
goods and tack signs. Salary $85.CO
per month; $3.00 per day for ex*-
penses. Saundehs (’o., Department
P., 46 Jackson Boulevard. Chicago,
Ills. j4tl3
Free—Send 12 names and address
es of music leaders and sujxjrinten-
dents and we will send you a copy
of our new Sunday school song
book for 1907, “Windows of
Heaven No. 5.”—J. B. Vaughan,
Athens, Ga.
Wanted—Good man in each
county to represent and a.dvertise
co-oi)erative deT*artment, put out
samples, etc. Old established,busi-
ness house. Cash salary $21.00
weely, expense money advance, per
manent position* Our reference.
Bankers National Bank of Chicago
Capital $2,000,000. Address Man
ager, The Columbia House, Chicago
111. Desk No. 1.
Neighbors ^ot Fooled.
“I was literally coughing myself
to death, and had become too weak
to leav-e my bed, and neighbors pre
dicted that I would never leave it
alive; but they got fooled, for thanks
be to God, I was induced to try Dr.
King’s New Discovery. It took just
four one dollar bottles to completely
cure the cougii and rdstore me to
good sound health,” writes Mrs.
Eva TTncapher, of Grovertown,
Stark Co., Ind. T^iis king of cough
and cold cures, and healer of throat
and lun^s, is guaranteed by Z. VV.
Nichols, druggist. 50c and §1. Trial
bottle free.
Roosevelt, Tillman. Beveridge
and LaFollet would be a team
that would almost make the sen
ate an efficient body.
When the interstate commerce
Commission hears from Chancel
lor Day it will wish that it could
have adjourned sine die.
It’fe the highest standard of quali
ty, a natural tonic, cleanses your
system, reddens the cheeks, bright-
en^theeyes, gives flavor to all you
eat. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain
Tea will do this for you. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets.—Z. W. Nichols and
Brevard Drug Co.
COFFEE.
Something often said in our store; “That
roasted coffee of yours that you sell for 17c
for one lb. or 6 lbs. for $1 is the BEST I ever
drank for that price and I iope you will con
tinue to keep it"’’
miTCHELL The Grocer
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WATCH IIS GROW!
THE PEOPLE’S BANK
OF BREVARD
Expresses its thanks to the public for evidences
of confidence as shown by the following com
parative statement of
RESOURCES
JUNE, I9Q£, . . - . $14,593.65
AUGUST, 1986, - - $26,312.38
OCTOBER, 1906, - $35,419.19
Oecenilier,’06, $47,315.31
and solicits a continuation of patronage.
Wishing our patrons and friends a
prosperons New Year, we are yours truly,
T. T* PATTON, President. .
W. P. WHITMIRE, Cashier.
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Do You Want Big Bargains
Our
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UnloatngSaleofWlnltrMs
is still on at
Weilt’s One-Price Cash Store.
It’s money we want.
The prices we’ll slash;
It’s money we’ll have
To pay the spot cash.
For our immense line of spring and summer goods soon to arrive
Now for Bargains !
We have just one dozen Ladies’ New Long Coats and %
dozen Ladies’ Short Coats left. Will sell all of these % ofl:
from former low prices.
A small lot of Misses and Children’s Long and Short
Coats. Will sell all of them % off and a few of them 1-3 off
from our former low prices.
A nice lot of Men’s and Boys’ New Suits and Overcoats—
our selling price % off from our former low prices.
Also all of our other Winter Goods will sell at
20 PER. CENT OFF
from onr former low prices.
Yours for business, /
W. p. WEILT
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