ORAPES, from thwmost fiealtli-
nil properties, give kOYAL its
active and principal isigrddient
f&wsiep
jAS^soIutej^J^s» -
It S8 cconomy to use Royal Baking Powder*
It saves labor^ health and mcney*
Where the best food is required no odier
baking powder or leavening agent can take the
place or do the work of Royal Baking P'pwder.
Buck Forest items.
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION.
North Carolina—Transylvania County.
In the Superior Court—^B*efor« the Clerk.
T. B. Summey, Administrator of John Sum-
mey and Nancy Summey, deceased,
vs.
Amanda Bums, Lewis Summey et al.
Notice of Service of Summons by Publi
cation.
The defendants. Street Allison, John
Allison, Mi ch Allison, Mary Gresham, Rob
ert Gresham, John Summey, Louisa Cisson
and George Summey, in the above entitled
action will take notice that an action en
titled as above has been commenced in tlte
superior court of Transylvania, before the
Clerk thereof, for the pilose of selling
certain real estate belonging to the estate
of John Summey and Nancy Summey, de
ceased, in order to make assets with which
to pay certain debts of said John Summey
and Nancy Summey, and costs and charges
of administration, there being no personal
property belonging to said estate with
which to pay said debts and charges of I
administration, I
And said defendants will further take'
notice that they are required to appear at,
the office of the Clerk of the Superior,
Court of Transylvania county, a^ his office i
in the court house "in' Krevard,* N. C., ,onl
the 30tlrday of* Apil, 1909. and.'an?^r;qi?
demur to the petition of trie plaintiff filed
in this action or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded therein.
- T. H. GALLOWAY,
Deputy Clerk Superior Court.
This 23d day of March, isfo9. m26t4
Entry No* 2544*
North Carolina—Transylvania County.
M. N. Moore enters and claims 10 acres
more or less of land lying and being in
Catheys Creek Township, said county, on
the waters of the north fork of French
Broad river and on the west side of what
is known as the Big Ridge, adjoining^the
lands of G. H. Moore and others. Begin
ning on a chestnut tree comer of the lands
of G. H. Moore and runs various courses
for complement, so as to include all vacant
land contiguous to this location. Entered
Feb. 24,1909. B. A. GILLESPIE,
Entry Taker.
Taft’s First Fbrmaf Dinner.
Washington. D. C.—President Taft
brought representatives of all the
Warring factions in the lower house
of congress together at the first for
mal dinner he and Mrs. Taft have
given at the white house.
Chance tor News Readers.
In order to test the News’ great
circulation and its superior adver
tising value, we have made ar
rangements with Allison & Macfie,
the popular druggists, to offer one
of their best selling medicines at
half price to any one who will cut
out the following coupon and pre
sent it at their store:
COUPON
This coupon entitles the holder to
one 50c package of Dr. Howard’s spe
cific for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia at half price, 25c. We will
refund the money to any dissatisfied
customer. Allison & Macfie.
TV/ENTY-F!V£ CENTS > -,
Dr. Howord’s specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia is
not an unknown remedy. It has
made many remarkable cures right
here in Brevard, and so positive
are Druggists Allison & Macfie of
its great superiority in curing dys-
j)epsia, constipation, sick headache
and liver troubles that we will, in
addition to selling at half price,
refund the money to anyone whom
it does not cure.
If you cannot call at their store
cut out the coupon and mail it at
25 cents, and a 50] cent box of the
specifCc will be sent you by mail,
charges paid. ml9-26a2
You can buy your shoes anywhere
you please, of course; this is a free
country, and your money’s yours. You-buy
shoes where you think you get most for
your money; maybe here, maybe some
where else.
One thing we’re'sure of; if we once
sell you a pair of Selz Royal Blue shoes
you’ll realize that for the first, time you
ever had real, great big value for what
you spend; and you’ll never weai; any
other kind as long as yoii^'can get these.
/
Experience proves it; $3-SOy '
En'gla.nd.’s Store
Editor Sylvan Valley News:
Left over from last week.
Hello, there beautiful. Come
again.
Luther Couch from Penrose spent
Monday night at the home of M. C.
Morgan.
J. J. Thomas was visiting at
Grange Sunday and reports a jolly
good time.
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Allison si>ent
last Sunday at the home of their
aunt, Mrs. F. L. D. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Morgan spent
Sunday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. F. L. D. Thomas at this place.
We learn that Uncle Henry Ball
of Grange is quite seriously ill.
We hope for him a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McCrary' of
Grange passed through this locality
Sunday enroute to Cedar L^ountain
on a visit.
B. M. Jones and wife passed
through this burg Sunday after
noon enroute to their home in
South Carolina. ^
J. R. McCall and family from
Greenville, S. C., are moving back
to their old home at this place. We
gladly welcome them back.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fletcher from
Pleasant Grove spent Saturday and
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Hooker c^f Buck Forest.
Rev. James Gray was re-elected
as pastor at Laurel Creek last Sun
day. He will conduct services there
the third Saturday and Sunday in
each month.
The box supper given by Mrs.
Leona Saltz at her home at Loftis
on Feb. 28 proved to be quite a
success. Several of the young
folks from this village attended
and report a most enjoyable time.
Peach Blossom.
Pilie Grove Paragraphs.
Editor Sylvan Valley News:
We understand that^i^yerar fam
ilies in Gloucester have the measles.
Mrs. Z. I. Henderson is on the sick
list this week. We hope she will
•soon recover.
John C. Whitmire was in our
community Monday. Uncle John
is as lively as ever.
Rev. Sitton from Jackson county
preached at Pine Grove school
house last Saturday.
Jim Smith has been “swapping”
horses again. Jim didn’t get left
in his swap this time.
Some of the cordwood men on
Diamond creek will be jurors at the
spring term of superior court.
Jim DeVore has moved to Ros-
man. We hate give him and his
family up, for they were certainly
good neighbors.
We understand that little Frank
Galloway, who had his legs broken
some weeks ago, is doing well. We
hope he will soon be up and going
where he pleases.
Rev. Mark Osborne preached a
very interesting sermon at Pine
Grove school house Sunday last.
We hope he w’ill come and preach
for us again in the near future.
We presume that Millard Gallo
way is going into the fruit indus
try by his taking up such a lot of
fruit trees Monday. Much success
in your under taking, Mr. Galloway,
if such be your notion.
Jack Smith has sold his team and
now says he is going to fix for farm
ing, although he says he must build
fences, pile brush and plow before
he can plant much corn, many
beans and some pumpkins.
Pansy.
Brevard Institute Notes.
been a truly welcome visitor in the
school building. /
^ At a business meeting of the Y.
W. C. A. last week the following
oflS.cers were elected for a term of
one year: President,' Miss Bessie
White; vice president. Miss Viola
Doub; corresponding secretary,
Miss Inez Orr; treasurer. Miss Es
ther Gray; recording secretary,
MisslVlatilda Gray. These officers
have already taken charge of their
various responsibilities.
There are about ten vacant seats
in the chapel and room for about
four more seats in Miss Ruther
ford’s department. There have
been several applicants for admis
sion for the remaining seven weeks
of the school year, and there may
be others who wi«h to enter. Tui
tion fees from April 6 to the end of
the term. May 25, will be $2.65 for
those in the first five grades, and
$3.50 for those in the higher grades,
fees positively payable in advance.
No one is advised to eni'oll, how
ever, who does not intend to study
and to conform strictly to regula
tions. The institute cannot afford
at this time in ^le year to disorgan
ize its methods for anyone who is
not in earnest.
• Up Before the Bar.
N. H. Brown, an attorney of Pitts
field, Vt., writes: “We have used
Dr. King’s New Life PiUs for years
and find thena such a good family
medicine we wouldn’t be without
them.*’ For Chills, Constipation,
Billiousness or Sirk Headache they
work wonders, 25c.—Allison & Macfie
A CARD
To the citizens of Brevard:
Please allow me to extend thanks
%
to you for the municipal honors
you have from year to year con
ferred upon me. I have been a cit
izen of Brevard for 18 yekrs, 14 of
which I have been chairman of the
Board of Aldermen and Mayor of
the city. ^And now, as 1 retire as
Mayor on" the 10th day of ^ay, I
wish to thank you again for your
kind support you have always giv
en me.
I have no reason to doubt that
the pre^nt administration will be
succeeded by wide-awalj,e, public-
spirited gentlemen, and you can
rest assured that* I will be shoulder
♦
to shoulder with them in continu
ing to build upbur,little tomi.
Yours very truly ^
T. W. Whitmire. *
Swept Over Niagrara.
This terrible calamity often hap
pens because a careless boatman ig
nores the river's warnings—jjrowing
ripples and faster current—Nature’s
warnings are kind. That dull pain
or ache in the back warns you the
kidneys need attention if you would
escape fatal maladies—Dropsy, Dia
betes or Bright’s disease. Take Elec
tric Bitters at once and see Backache
fly and all your best feelings return.
“After long ruffering from weak
kidneys and lame back, one^ $1.00
bottle wholly cured me,” writes J.
R. Blankenship, of Belk, Tenn.
Only 50c at Allison & Macfie’s.
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last as long as the building itself and never need repairs
proof and storm-proof, making them just the ideal roof
J suburban or country buildings.
And if they’re not
genuine, you don’t
want them, because
they won’t last as
long as Cortright
and therefore will
not prove as good an
investment.
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MILLER-DEVANE SUPPLY CO., Agents
Spring Opening
OF
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REAL ESTATE
A. M. VERDERY, Agent.
Eiditor Sylvkn Valiev News:
' Principal J. C. Lewis, of the Sue
Bennett Memorial School, London,
Ky., is visiting the institute this
week.
The entire institute community
regrets the return of Miss Horne
to her home in Missouri. She has
If you don't buy a tot from
Verdery you lose money, and
so does Verdery.
Here is a Chance—12 acres good bot
tom land, 7 acres cleared upland and about
26 acres well wooded land, with nice com
fortable 6-room house, 2^ miles from Pen
rose, about 8 miles from Brevard. Price
for a quick purchaser $1,000. TERMS
EASY.
Another Chance—A nice, well built 4-
rocm cottage on 11-5 acres of land, about
one mile from Brevard. Cheap to a cash
1 buyer. See me at once.
A Few Choice Lots on Bread street.
Prices reasonable.
i
If you want to buy “see Verdery.”
He always has something good to offer you.
If you want to sell “see Verdery.” He
always has enquiries on file.
For Rent—^An eight-room house on
Main street. Water and bath in house;
also electric lights.
For Rent—Store-room in Fraternity
building, next door to post office.
Rents and collections looked after. Out
of town property owners will save them
selves trouble by listing their property
with me.
OVER C. M. DOYIE’S STORL