Alta & Macfie’s Drug Store
is the place to have, your medicine
compounded. We realize the seri- • .
ousness of putting up prescriptions, and
- only a registered pharmacist is allowed
* to handle them.
Come and see us. WelGome to all.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
J. M. Zachary and wife of Cal
vert were in town this week.
Wash Galloway of Bosman was
on a visit to Brevard last Thursday.
A. M. Newton of Canton visited
his mother, Mrs J. A. Ownbey last
week.
Mrs. T. S. Wood, who has been
ill for some time is considerably
better.
Miss Bessie Martin of Pisgah
Forest is visiting relatives in
Greenville, S. C.
Miss I^ila and Paul Brooks of
Bosman were the guests of Mrs.
W. S. Price, jr., this week.
Wade Patton, who has been at
tending Christ school at Arden,
returned to his home at Pisgah
Forest last week.
Bev. B. G. Tuttle preached an
excellent sermon to the congrega
tion at Laurel Grove chapel last
Sunday afternoon.
We are glad to learn that Clar
ence Glazener of Bosman, who has
been dangerously ill with erysipe
las, is much improved.
Miss Martha Boswell returned
last week from Staunton, Va.,
where she has been attending the
M^y Baldwin Seminary.
Rev. W. H. Wihls presiding elder
of the Waynesville district preach
ed morning and evening at the
Methodist churoh last Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Vaughn and sons,
Wade and Earl, of Canton are visit
ing Mrs. J. A. Ownbey and Mrs. K.
C. McCall of Brevard this week.
George A. Matheny and son
Woodburn, of Sarasotel, Fla., who
spent last summer in Brevard,
have returned for this season also,
and are at Dr. Wallis’.
There will be a quarterly meet
ing at Little River chapel the
fourth Saturday and Sunday in
this month, and Misses Reba and
Leslie McGaha will be baptized at
10 o’clock Sunday morning. Let
everybody attend.
More frosts in May. Those who
got up early on the morning of the
11th saw the unwilling visitor, and
Wednesday morning showed a sim-
lar occurrence. It.was three years
ago that the freeze in early May
killed all the fruit, and even
bliglited the forest leaves.
Perry Grant, who lives in King’s
creek glen, met with a painful acci
dent last week. His foot slipped in
crossing a log and he fell, so injur
ing his leg that he had to lie help-
less. Fortunately he was not far
from the house, and assistance was
soon brought*' A fall to one of Mr.
Grant’s age is dangerous, but it is
hoped that the effects of this injury
will soon be recovered from.
There will be a Sunday school
workers’ meeting at Rocky Hill
cl^urch on Friday, May 28, intended
for the special benefit of the offi
cers and teachers of th^ Rocky Hill
Sunday school. All Sunday school
workers of the county, however,
are, invited to be present. J. M.
Hamlin, Rev. and Mrs. J. R. Owen
Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Henderson’
and perhaps other leading Sunday
school workers, will be there to
give instruction on special features
of Sunday school work-.
Mrs. J. R. Withers of Davidson
is on a visit to Brevard.'
W. S.__^ Boswell of Waterbury7
Md., visiting in Brevkrd.
Mrs. W. J. Puette returned
Wednesday from a visit to the
farm.
^ The board of county commission
ers are settling with the sheriff for
the taxes of 1908. /
Rev. J. R. Owen left in the early
part of the week to attend the
Southern Baptist convention at
Louisville, Ky.
Rev. Robert King will preach at
the Presbyterian church next Sun
day, and also the remaining Sun
days in this month.
The house on South Caldwell
street occupied by Leon Gillespie
has recently been painted, which
adds much to its attractiveness.
’ Tuesday ,night Drs. English and
Cheatham were summoned to see
Conductor Wakefield who had been
taken suddenly ill at Lake Toxaway.
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Work has been commenced on
the Episcopal church yard for pre-
This will be quite
that part of Main
paring a lawn,
an addition to
street.
We are publishing this week “An
Act” of the last legislature “to
prevent hunting dogs from run
ning at large.” We are notified
by the State Audubon Society that
their patrolmen have been notified
to execute the law without fear br
favor. Those who have bird dogs
should read the law and act accord
ingly.
Three bright white lights in Alli
son & Macfie’s drug store dazzle
the eyes of the beholder. They are
gas lights, but not the old yellow
kind that used to flare and flicker
on the street corners in the olden
0
nights. The gas is generated by
gasoline under pressure in a tank
'\j?hich communicates -with mantle-
equipped burners by wire tubes.
The room is flooded with a brilliant
light.
St. Philips Church, Rogation
Sunday, May 16, 1909. The Right
Rev. Junius M. Horner, D. D.,
Bishop of Asheville, will visit St.
Philips church next Sunday, the
16th. Morning prayer, confirma
tion, holy communion and sermon
by the Bishop at 11. Evening
prayer, holy Baptism and sermon
by the Bishop at 5 o’clock. Offer
ings at both services for district
missions. All are welcome. Come
and hear the Bishop. There will
be an informal reception at the
Rectory on Saturday evening from
8 to 9 :3(k
A splendid opportunity is being
offered to Brevard people to attend
the Musical Festival at Asheville
on Monday, May 17th. By taking
a special train in the afternoon one
can go and return the same even
ing at very reasonable rates, and a
special concert ticket of $1 h^
been secured. It is not often that
an opportunity of listening to some
of the best singers in the country is
afforded to people in this section.
The Pittsburg orchestra alone
would be well worth extra effort
and expense to hear. Already
quite a number of persons have
signified their intentioii of going,
but in order that the car may be
secured, all who desire to take the
trip should see Miss Wave Long
not later than Friday evening, and
doposit money for tickets.
Prof. E. E» Sams and wife of
Franklinton, K. C;, are visiting E.
M. Allison at Davidson River.
H. Q. Robertson of Franklin was
in town on lousiness during the
week and-: stopping at the ^thel-
wold. ' ^
Already a new “influeace” can be
discovered in work on our streets.
Foot crossings have been raised to
a level with tJie sidewalks.
Business Locals.
Don’t order. See Dqvle.
Mitchell & Cox—the home of
good coffee. tf
For Sale—Fresh Jersey cows.
Apply to M. P. ahd J. L. Hawkins,
Brevard, N. C. tf
Potato Slips—Will be
for delivery next Friday,
May 21.—C. M^ Sinard. ml4t2*
For Sale-—A yoke of fine red
wo^k cattle.—W. R. Kimzey, Da
vidson River, N. C. • ml4t2*
Wanted—Experienced white girl
for general house work. Good
wages paid. Call or write Mrs. J*
S. Silverstein, Rosman, ^ C. 2t
A fresh lot of the Hand-Painted
Platinum Prints by tlie Scadins,
of Blue Ridge scenery adjacent to
Brevard, al} Miss Wave Long’s
Art Parlors. jyl*
^ Sweet
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Hot weather" is coming and you will
want I0E TEA. Try our “Emperor
Blended” and you will “wear that
smile that won^ come off.”
Words to Freeze-th^oul
“Your son has consumption. His
case is hopeless.*^ These appaUing
words were spoken’to Goe. E. Bie
vens, a leading merehant of Spring
field, N. C., by two expert doctors—
shown the wonderful power of Dr.
King’s New Discovery. “After
three weeks use,’* writes Mr. Ele
vens, ‘‘he was ps well as ever, 1
would not take nil the money in the
world lor what it did for my boy.’’
Infallible tor Cougrhs and Cold&; it’s
the safest, surest cure of desperate
Lung diseases on »»arth. 50c. and
f 1.00. Guarantee sati action. Trial
bottle fr^;e.—Allison & Macfie.
MITCHELL & cox
Watches
that keep time all the fime.
—“Rockford.”
World’s most popular.—
Elgin and Waltham.
S A good, cheap watch.—“New England.”
S The bost dollar watch.—“Ingersoll.”
S See the, finest American-made watch.—“Howard.”
S A nice assortment to select from in all grades and
~ prices—^from $1.00 to $55.00. Come in and see them. i
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and soft Satins in the correct shades and stripes. There
is no lack of variety for your choosing. You can replen
ish your summer wardrobe here for less cash than any
where else in the country. Our pricas prove this.
Warm Days
are approaching and you must plan for that new gown.
You must start right and get the CORSET that will make
the gown fit right. The Corset we want you to get is the
American Beauty. There is style in every outline. It 13
a very dainty creation and will give you great satisfaction.
Our other departments are equally able to supply
your wants.
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