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STLYAN VALLEY NEWS
DRUGS! DRUGS!
And Pure Drugs
Mt prices as cheap', if not cheaper, than
any place in ^orth Carolina. Come
and see us. ^
Brevard Drttg Co., or
Pickelsimer Bldg.
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T. B. ALLISON,
Cor. Main and Broad.
LBOAL PAIGRIPHS.
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Glover’s Photo Gallery will
open next Monday. See ad.
. Mrs. F. L. DeVane is visiting her
father in Statesville this week.
The Jr.ne Delineator is on our
table, and as usual is filled with in
teresting matter for the ladies.
Ml*, and Mrs Vanderbilt made a
visit to the Pink Beds in automobiles
this week and found the roads fairly
good.
We are glad to state that Mrs.
J. W. McMinn is at home again and
iri able to be up and, about after her
recent iJiness,
The Skating Rink will occnpy ad
simce in the News during the sea
son. Watch it for announcement
of special features.
Mtij. W. E. Breese started yester
day to Lawrence co. to audit the
ac’cts oj two large corporations thpre
and devise a new cost-accounting
system for one of them.
Rev. Tnrner Briggs of Candler
will preach at Hamlin’s Rock Pile,
near the residence of Judson Corn,
on Sunday, May 26, at 11 o’clock.
Subject, “Prayer.”
Don’t forget “The Old Maids’
Convention” at Little River Baj)-
tist church next Saturday night.
This entertainment is given for the
benefit of the church. Let every
tody come. Admission 10c. "
We resp»?ctfnlly call the attention
of the Road Supervisors to the
wretched condition of the road from
’\Vils<)n’s bridge dow’n the river to
the extract plant, it should be work
ed at once.
It is reported that some peculiar
kind of black worm is prevalent in
parts of our county, on the Tener
place they are very numerous and
are eating up all the grass and other
vegetation. What are they?
The man> visitors fron nearby
towns were pleasantly surprised and
impressed with the Fraternity Build
ing and it was the universal opinion
that few towns in the state have so
nice a lodge room as has Brevard.
Will Aiken, v/ho is almost one of
“our folks,” vras a member of the
band which furnished music for the
K. of P’s Tuesday night. It was a
real pleasure to see him among our
people shaking hands vrith old
fiiends.
If it is expected that our people
should attend the Baptist church
the town authorities must build
siidewalk crossings at the corner of
Broad and Jordan streets. After a
shower it is an heroic undertaljiing
to cross either of these streets with
out a boat.
Mr. Mets, who is Superinlendant
of Railway Mail Clerks, was in tow’n
the first of the week and stated that
our new postoffice was the best in
any town ot this size in his territory
and was a credit to the community
and to the postmaster.
AA e understand that Mrs. Alexander
wife of the lessee of Toxaway Inn
aind of The Franklin, is to be in
personal charge of The Franklin
this summer. It is fortunate that
sucJi a very capable and experienced
hotel manager as is Mrs. Alexander
will run Thfi Franklin, for she is
known to the public as one who con
ducts a hotel most satisfactorily to
the guests.
' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller went to
Asheville Wednesday for a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Silverstein came
down from Rosman to attend the
Pythian house-warming Tuesday
night.
Several invitations have been re
ceived by Brevardites to attend the
opening ball at the Atlantic Hotel
at Morehead, which is under the
management of the genial Frank P.
Morton.
A certified copy of the Transylva
nia road law is published this week
on pages 1 and 8 of the News.
Those who are interested should
preserve this issue for future ref
erence.
Mr. Jennings left on Monday for
Fairfield to prepare for opening
Fairfield Inn. The hotel will be in
charge of Mr. Stamps, Vv^ho is a ho
tel man of rich experience and has
a large circle of friends among the
traveling public. We predict a suc
cessful season for this charming
hostelry.
The News force is this week
struggling with the annual cata
logue of Brevard Institu^\ It will
make a pamphlet of nearly 40
pages, and is quite an undertaking
for a country print shop. If our
part of the job is done creditably it
Vv'ill be a nice advertisement for
this popular home school for girls.
Tell Brovrn, eldest son of W, A.
Brown, and Miss Corrie Hogsed
were married last Sunday at the
home of the bride’s j)arents, Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Hogsed, in Dunns
Rock township. Both the contract
ing parties have many friends in
the county who will be pleased to
hear of the hapj)y event. The
New^s extends congratulations.
'We saw one of the Asheville band
members make an effort to view
the new graded school building
Wednesday morning. At the cor
ner of Broad and Jordan streets he
turned back—there was not sutfi-
cient attraction to overcome the
repulsiveness of the muddy cross
ing, Our street overseer should
remedy this condition. If nothing
more can be done at present a few
loads of gravel would help amaz
ingly.
E. Augustus Glazener and Miss
Nannie Whitmire, both of Rosman,
were married Wednesday morning
at the home of the bride’s sister,
Mrs. Zeb. Burrell, on Depot street.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Wm. P. Chedeater.^ The hap
py bride and groom left on the
morning train, and after an ex
tended bridal tour will return to
their home at Rosman. The friends
of the newly married couple wish
them every rich blessing and much
happiness and true success.
The Rev. Mr. Chapman will offi
ciate at St. Philips on Whit Sun
day, May 19th. Morning prayer,
holy communion and sermon at 11.
Subject, ‘ The Quickening Spirit.”
The Junior Auxiliary will hold
their missionary meeting at 4—sub
ject, “A Flower of the Spirit.’.’
Service on Whit Monday at 4:45.
Service on Whit Tuesday at 4:45.
Evening prayer with address on
Friday at 4:45. The Right Rev:
Junius M. Horner, D. D., will visit
St. Philips on the first Sunday in
June. Holy commnnion with ser
mon by the Bishop at 11. Evening
prayer with sermon by the Bishop
at 5 o’clock.
Another good democrat arrived
in Brevard last Saturday—namely
a son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Galloway.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Duckworth
have returned from a two weeks
visit to the Ja mestown Exposition*
Mr* Duckworth says the exhibits
are fine and that the trip is well
worth the price thereof.
Life sometimes produces queer
vicissitudes. We casually got into
conversation with a member of the
band which furnished music for
the Pythians Tuesday, and a refer
ence to “fishing” brought out the
fact that he was raised at Garrett,
Ind. When we mentioned that he
mig^t possibly know our brother,
E. W. Miner, who was in the news-
imper business in that town some
years ago, he replied: “What,
Coxey Miner your brother? I know
him very well. ’ ’ So the casual chat
became something like the visit of
an old friend. The band member
to whom we refer was O. E. Voglis.
Business Locals.
T. M. Mitchell.
Phone 60 for coal.
. Doyle has nitrate of Soda.
Lawn fence (fine).—Doyle.
Aci(3 $1.75 Guano 5'2.45.—Doyle.
A car of hay just in at T. D. Eng
land.
Monogram Vinegar, Sour and
Sweet Pickles.—Jenkins & Bro.
Best Jelico lump coar $5.50 per
ton.—Brevard Li£ht & Power Co. tf
Some extra nice Preserves, Jelly
and Apple Butter at Jenkins &. Bro.
New hats, flowers and ribbons just
arrived at Mrs. J. Nortons this
weefe. ^
Fresh Bread, Candies, Potatoes,
Sodo Water, Bananas etc,at Puett’s
Fruit Stand.
Fresh fish. Strawberries and light
bread Friday evening at Duckworth
& Henryks market.
Do you want something extra nice
in coffee? If so try a can of White
House.—Jenkins & Bro.
Wanted—20 men for general
work. Good wages—^apj)ly to Tox
away Tannery, Rosman, N. C. tf
See me w^hen in need of Watch,
Clock and Jewelry repairing. Phon
ographs and Records.—C. B. McFee,
opp. court House.
Fo]* Rent—Nine room house on
Broad street with all modern con-
veniences—Thos. L. W^alters. Ap
ply to D. L. English, atty. tf
Mr. Pinckney Sylyerter King, bet
ter known as “Laughing Sallie,’' is
behind the counter at T. D. Eng
land’s and would be glad to see his
many friends.
Pressing Club Rates—Monday to
Friday Night (1 to 3 suits per week)
$1.50 per month. Your work solicit
ed. Opposite McMinn House Main
Street Phone 44.—Ed Flack. if.
For Rent—6-room furnished
house, orchard, milk cow, garden,
etc. Nice location on R. F. D.
route, beautiful scenery, good roads
and exceptionally good neighbor
hood ; $20 per month for the sum
mer. Address News, Brevard, N C
When your food has not been prop
erly digested the entire system
is impaired in the same proportion.
Your stomach needs help. Kodol for
Indigestion and Dyspepsia not only
digests what you eat, it tones the
stomach and adds strength to the
whole body. Makes rich, pure blood.
Kodol conforms to the National Pure
Food and Drug Lavy. Sold by Bre
vard Drug Co.
No one has suggested that Mr.
Foraker no"Uiinate Mr. Roosevelt.
When your back aches it is al^st
invariably an indication that some
thing is wrong with your kidneys.
Weak, diseased kidneys frequently
cause a break down of the entire
system. Dewitt»s Kidney and Blad
der Pills afford prompt relief for
weak kidneys, backache, inflamation
of the bladder and all urinary
troubles. Soldljy Brevard Drug Co.
Lownejf’s Chocolate Bonbons
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We have just received a shipment of
this poptilar Candy in bulk, which we
are going to sell at a popular price*
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ONLY 40c PER POUND
MITCHELL The Grocer
Cash Reserve
Every big business—even the Unithd States
government itself—carries a Cash Reserve. Each
individual needs one just as much. But yo\i say,
“It takes all my income to live,’’ or ‘‘I cannot
spare any money from my business.’’
Both these arguments are fallacies. There are
men with twice your income who say the same,
and those with half your income who do save.
You can save if you will. Open an account with
us and it will help you.
4^ 'Ee Peojile’s Bank 4
BREVARD. N. C.
T. T. PATTON, Pres.
W. P. WHITMIRE, Cashier
WEILT’S
Spot Cash Store
THE STORE OF FAIR DEAIIM
The Quiet Argument of
without any bombast or bluster.
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We are doing the biggest ^spring business in our
history just through the quiet argument of Excellence
furnished by the goods themselves*
. Our stock this spring is brimful of features that
ladies and gentlemen of discernment are quick to ap
preciate* *
The styles are fine, the variety large and prices so
reasonable and splendidly attractive.
By all means put Weilt^s Spot Cash Store on your
shopping list, where you will-always find a variety of
endless bargains*
Yours for fair dealing,
WIVI. p. WEILT
BREVARD, N. 0.