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Our Fountain Is in Full Running Order Ice Cream Ice Cream Soda Sundaes Milk Shakes Ices Sodas of all Flavors T. B. ALLISON. ‘ LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. C. Cooke Jr. maao Ricliinonil wook. R. H. l^oadin of Sapphiro nvus Brevard last Born to Mr. a:ul Mrs. Pavis (ilaz- eiier on Monday May Voth, a son. Miss EiiLili M T. \'in is slowly re covering ir >in u of tlie measles. Miss Mar.Lravot Bailey '.vas on a visit to Mi^s Martha Boswell last week. ]Miss Martl;:i Bosw^-ll has iione on a visit to her father, T. S. Boswell, at Bryson City. J. E. Gilbert of Flat Rook was on a visit to liis annt, Mrs. J. J. Minor a few’ days last week. Mrs. Mary McCoy of Mills River has been visitin':^ friends at Bre vard and on Davidson river. E. Pink Galloway of the Hilow section is to bo con^ratrJated on an addition to his family—two boys of the same aijo. George Maxwell of Pisgah Forest W'as in Brovard Saturday, havinp; lately returned home from business in the cotton belt. Prof. C. H. Trovrbridge vrent to Atlanta last week to attend tlie educational conference of the Sonthern Methodist church. The summer rains seem to have sot in again fro’n xn-esent indic;i- tions. Tliat old friend, the um brella, w'ill have to be taken from it.s corner and carried about, even wiien the skies are clear. Last Sunday mornin" and night there w*as ])rer.ching at the Baptist church by Rev. J. K. Henderson of Quebec. Mr. and Mrs. Kender- son arc' spending the w’eek in Bre vard visiting among their friends. Miss Daisy Orr was cjnite sick all hist w’cek, and unable to be at the phone office, but this w^eek is again a!' the switch-board. During her absence ]!*Iiss Dora Nicholson at tended to the duties of both day and night central. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Smith, w’ho wvre living till recently in Canton, ave ;it present in Brovard, Avhere ■they vrill remain a short time be fore moving to Virginia. TJie resi dence in Canton was not favorable to Mrs. Smitli^i health. M. D. Hardin, a teacher of Jcick- sc.n county, has been visiting at Quebec Vv’ith the view of securing ilie prineipalship of the school at that place. Mr. Hardin is an ox- porienced teacher and the i)cox)lc of v^ucbeG \\ill do well to engage liis sc*rvic('s. We learn from an East Fork vis itor tliat ^'^ill Gravely of that sec tion, the you7ig man w’ho was mys- T('riously W'ounded on the head :il';Out t\vo ^veoks ago, is still in a V oiclition of mental unsoundness. K;' has never been able tell what caused the accident. Ilie vrork on the Brevard Graded ^^cliool is now about tinished, vrith tl'ie exception of the X)lumbing, Wet or dry? Dry she lies. Asii England and W. W. Waters, ' who have been doing business in trip to Georgia, returned recently to Bre vard. in \V. Smith, accompanied by his , wife, went dovrn to Davidson River Tuesday to visit his father, J. E. S liith, who is seriously ill. There will be an old time singing at Glady Branch church next Stin- I day, the fifth Sunday in May, at 2 j o'clock p. m. All are welcome. I B. F. Davis, a young man from I Florida, lias come to Brevard to get I the benefit of our mountain cli mate, and is jt^ppingat the McMinn House. J. W. Hayes has sold out his drayage business and outfit to the Eromfield Fuel Company, and has been employed by the company to do its general hauling. K. J. Shufe, of Pennsylvania, stopped a day this week in Brevard on his way to Cashiers Valley, w'here he will look after the prop erty of his son who recently died there. The Christian Endeavor, Epw^orth League and Baptist Young Peoples’ Union will unite in giving the Pro hibition Banner offered in these columns last week as coming from the ladies of Brevard. B. T. Bringier, of Lake Toxaw'ay, w\^s in Brevard 3Ionday. He is a civil engineer connected vrith the X^rojected plan of furnishing elec trical power from the Tovraway region to the mill towns of South Carolina, Wo learn that Perry Fisher of Qiieboc died last wer-'k. Mr. Fisher was an old man, and was found in a dying condition by some mem bers of his family. He had gone out to look after the stock, and when found was lying helx^less. Paralysis w'as supposed to be the cause of his death. A fevr mornings ago, Gus Gil lespie found on high, dry land near the road ])otw’een his house and tow-n a turtle nest in which was the prospective mother and four round eggs. This piece of new’s contains a bit of natural hi.-^tory in formation to those who liave be lieved that turtles spend their lives in and near the water. The plan of united church w’or- ship has been ado])ted by the ])as- tors of the ]\rethodist and Pres])y- tn*ian churches for Sunday even ings during the summer season. The congregations are asked to unite alternately at the two church es, each x:>astor jjreaching from his ow^n pulpit. Last Sunday night the first of these services was held at the Presbyterian church, and the congregation was fairly repre sentative of both denomination^-. Rov. W. P. Chedester preached a thoughtful and forcible SQrmon on the subject of “True Greatness.” The plan of union is, wo believe, a good one, and we hope that it will meet with the success it deserves. An accident befell x^ssenger train Xo. 7 last Saturday morning iis it which is soon to be done, and the j w’as coming dowm from Lake Tox- wnicli will xriM^b- .away. After running abo'ut a mile from the lake, the i)ony trucks of the engine jumx)cd from the track abl,y not 1;0 installed before the school term opens. Tli3 rooms are now ready to be furnished with seats, blaekbo:irds and other neces saries. Tii» building is comx')osed of six large rooms and a few' small- ei’ ones. A large hall runs through the centre oi the house, connecting above and below with the class rooms. in consequ(5nco of a broken flange on a wiicel. The passengers and mail w'erO transferred to a freight cab and box car, which were haul ed down to Brevard by the froiglit engine. There the coach in tl e I yard vras hitched on and the n.iixed on I pstairs, on the east side, | train went on to Asheville. A is the aiulitoriuTn, wdiich occuTnes i regular i^assenger train ctime back the length of tl^e building from j in place of No. 8. In themoantimo front to back. The class rooms; the derrick with w'recking crew are sufiicientlv hirge t'o a(?(-Cmmo-| came up fiW Ai^heville, the dis- dat-3 all the X'UX)il3 of the grades ji«-; abled engine was put back on the signed to them. All the lumber * rails, and the tniin taken back to and scantling-, have been removed i the lake. This trip was made with tromthe roof, and the outside of j much difficulty, the broken wheel ho school house now presents a , jumx)ing off the track tvrelve times VC :-y agreeable an^earunce. j in the short run of a mile. H. C. Fenwicko, of Selica, wa^ in Brevard Wednesday. Beverly. Trantham has returned from Fairfield Inn where he has been helping in improvement work Prof. W. A Withers, of the A. & M. College, was in town this week attending the Bell-Withers wed ding. Mrs. T. M. Mitchell and children left Brevard last Snnday for a visit of several days to her mother in Asheville. Misses Rutherford, Bridge and Ingalls of the Brevard Institute left Wednesday morning for their several homes. Word has been received at this office that Rev. J. R. O^ven is leav ing Louisville, Ky., and expects to be in Brevard soon. C. C. Case, who keeps boarding house for the forestry students at the Pink Beds, paid a visit to the New'S office last Wednesday. At the Methodist church on Sun day morning the pastor will pr'each the fourth of a series of sermons on “The Kingdom of God.” Sub ject for Sunday, “The Kingdom and the Individual.” There was no division of j^olicy in the News force when it came to the x^rohibition election. Our rein*esentative of the softer sex stood where good women always stand. Prohibition got three votes from the office, and ])iiradoxical though it may sound, it received the moral sux^i)ort of the Devil. A man w’as on the streets the day of the election with a vote which, it v/as hinted, w’as for sale. “If it w’cre so it was a grievous fault,” and a most j^iteous sxjectacle. Shame on the man who sells his vote, equal shame on the man who buys it, still greater shame on the kind of politics Avhieh makes such a transaction x)ossible. Miss Ada Coox^er gave a social re- cex)tion to some of her friends last Friday night. The evening was sx^ent most x^leasantly in sociiil con versation, ])laying games, listen ing to sweet music, and x^^trtaking of delicious refreshments. Those X^resent were Miss Bridge, Misses ^lary Kirkendall, Mary and Bessie Rice, Emma Brannock and Laura Smith from the Institute, and Oli ver Orr, Will Grogan, Richard Huskin and Smith Deal. The new* soda fountain in Pickel- simer's drug store apx)eals to the aesthetic taste while it x>i’omiscs to X>lcase the x^^'hite. A handsome marble counter stands betw^ecn tlK’; customer and the vender of deli cacies. Under the counter are the vessels for drawling olf the syrr.x)s, and the ice box surrounding tht' draught tubes. The draught head, from w’hicli the carbonated water is draw'll, is on the marble counter instead of being against tho w'all behind, and is a beautiful plcce of onyx surmounted l)y a largo colonel glass tulix^. A fine large mirror be hind reflects fountain and sur roundings, and is equix^ped with in candescent chandeliers. Business Locals. The Cash Stove. Don’t order. See Dovlc. Fresh Vegetables—’Plione 1*3. t£ Cow' x^eas, x^otato sx^raycrs—Doyle Nice cabbage and x^i^'ioairples at Jim Aiken’s * Saturday is tho big day at Whit mire’s closing out sale. New” hats, riboons and flovv’ers just in at Mrs. Norton’s. For Sale—Jersey cows. Ax)'')ly to J. L. Hawkins, Brevard N. C. * Corn and x>resscd hay for sale. Address H. L. Allison, Pisgali For est, N. C. al0-ti8 A bi ass Ixind at vVhitmire’s great sale S;iturday, contluctcd b lady saleswomen. X"ne McC a.skc'y mode of keox)ing' (iccounts guarantees aljsolute cor rectness.—(). L. Erwin. All behind in their town taxes mii;-.^ settle at once or x^ti^y cost. J. A. Galloway, T. T, C. tf The great gigantic clearing out sale is x>roving a great success. Sweet Potato Plants For Sale At the bed l.?%cts i)er 100, deliv ered in tow-n l.5cts.—C. M. Siniard. “ CO \V anted—Ovcners of Mineral lancis w ho wish to sell their x^rox^er- ty or have it operated, to write James E. Rector, Box 195, Hot Springs, N. C. tf junS. 10 The soldier, rough rider, miner <»r any follower of the strenuous life are “(jjasy on shoes” compared to the average boy or girl. Try “Eterni ty” shoes on them at O. L.Ei win’s. For Rent—Large, well-lighted store room with warehouse in rear, in Fraternity Building, Broad St., Brevard, N. C. Apply to Dunn’s Rock Bldg Co., H. B. Brunot, Treas., Brevard. tf Wanted:—W'e want two or three men in each county to place cata logues and advertise our Family Supply Union Department. $18.00 X)er week salary with ox)portunity for extra commissions. Permanent positions. Address, Lake City Wholesale Co., 453 West 63rd St., Chicago, 111. Aprill7t6 Five hundred photographs of President Roosevelt, all assembled in one big double-x)age picture, 13 by 19% inches in size, is an extra ordinary feature of the June Wo man’s Home Companion. Tho five htindred photographs ^were taken in*almost every state in the union, at all periods of Roosevelt’s public I career, and shows his wonderful' versatility and energy. COFFEE St. Charles Coffee is made from STRICTLY HIGH GRADE and well- seasoned Coffee, blended by experts, milled by the most modern machinery, and when properly made will produce a most delicious and refreshing cup of Coffee. 1 lb. 35c; J lbs. $1.00 For a burn or scald apply Cham berlain’s Salve, It will tillay the pain almost instantly and quickly heal the injured parts. For sale by O. L. Erwin, Rosman, N. C. Considering bow dry it is in Georgia, there is no w’onder they have a little blowout now and then. Deafiie.ss Ciiiinot be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reacli the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a runibiinri,- sound or imperfect hear ing, and when it is entirely closed, Dcafne.ss is the result, and unless the inflamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal con dition, hearing will be destroyed forever. Nine case.-^ out of ten are Ciiused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mueous surtVices. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of' Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. S«md for circu lars, free. F. J. Chenev Co., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggi sts, 7r>c. Take Hall’s Family pills for con stipation. MITCHELL & COX ONE Big Round Dollar will start you on the road to success if it^s placed on Time Deposit with us,, and by adding more of the same kind each week you won^t have any cause to worry about the future* . . Deposit Boxes will enable you to sleep without worry ing about those Insurance Policies, Deeds and other papers that ought to be in a safe place* We have ’em row at $2.00 per year. 8 Ss © People’s Bank 4% % PP^OGR^M Sp ring emng IL'C spea/c of Program. Why not? Jill the choice goods in our stock have an Interesting story to tell. Their silent eloquence readily forms Merchandise Songs without words. In Glory Clad 2* Near to Thine Heart 3* At Thy Bosom Let Me Rest 4* The Band oi Snowy White 5* Laughing up Your Sleeves 6* You Always Put Your Foot in It.. 1* Just a Handful^ Soft and Clinging. 8* Visions of Beauty Surround You... 9* The Chill of Blasts Have No Ter rors Now 10* We Softly Tread (Duet) n ♦ To Crown Your Wisdom to the Brim 12* The Rustle So Bewitching^.. 13* Splendors Surround You. 14* WeVe Tiny but Important 15* Filmy Threads With CunningGath- ered (Duct) .. . 16* White as Snow" and Just as Pure.. 17* Gaily Float the Streamers Silken .. 18, What Noah Taught Me (Dutt)1.. 19* The ^ng That Wins Our Suits ** Underwear ** Shirts ** Collars Cnffs ** Hosiery Gloves ' ** Neckwear i* sr.: Spring and Summer Suits Boots, Shoes and Oxfords Hats ^ Silks 1 Dress Goods S ** Notions ^ Embroideries ^ ** Linens s Ribbons ^ Umbrellas llain Coats ^ ** Low Prices S ~ Cash Store WM. P. 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