So simple a child
can use it.
YOU GAN 00 IT WITH
YOUR EYES CLOSED
Somethingr new for every home.
This is a womierful thinjr—a
ne\T scientific invention; a mar
velous instrument that will
shav^e otT a corn in a minute anu
keep them off.
“Anticorn” $1
Givus you the lu.xury of new
feet; lasts a lifetime.
Ca^inot iMit you. We >rir»Mnt«c it. Don't sulV r fmin corns
aiiotlmr minute Tiiko one on your vacatio’i If not
delighted your mouuv back foi the unking.
ALLISON & MACFIE
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Drayton Randol})h of Rosinan
wjis in town Wednesday.
Jake McCall has a young lady
boarder for the winter—born Mon
day ni«^ht.
Mrs. Bynnni Mc(’all of Rosnian
was in IJrevard Saturday Jind called
at the print shoj).
Herb. Millor oxpocts to move
into his nt'Vv* oottaj^o on Oakdale
uvonue next week.
R. W. Norton, who has been con-
lint'd to his ht)’ne for several days
with an attack of indigestion, is
out aj'ain.
Gideon R<‘id, wife and two child
ren were down from Lake Toxaway
last Friday and were welcome call
ers at the News ollice.
Mr, and Mrs. William Grogan,
Jr., have rented rooms of W. H.
Faulkner and moved into their
new’ quarters Tut'sduy.
D;ivis Glazener's new hou'<e on
the Island Ford road is rt'ady for
occupancy an»l he will move his
family in the first of next week.
Welch Galloway is makinj? sonu*
improvements on his residt'nce by
iiavin.i? it—chiiimeys ijieluded—
raised about two feet and a solid
brick wall put under it.
Xatt. Batson, who has been in
Texas and other west<‘rn states for
the ]«ist two yt'ars, returned to his
old home at Cht^rryfield Monday
night and w’as in Brevard Wednes
day. We are jjlad to welcome him
]»ack among us.
IMiss Mary Williams w’ho has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. \V. M.
Hi*nry, for several days returned
to her home at Easley, 8. C., Mon
day morning ac*companii‘d as far
as Reiidersonville by !Mrs. Ht*nry
and littlo daughter, Eliza.
The best political artical which
has a]>})erad in the News in many
months is “Democracy and Edu
cation'’ tm ])age .“i. It is educat
ing and elevating, and its inlluence
for higher idt'als i<» irresi.'<\able.
Don't tail to read it or you will
i^iiss a really good ])oliti<*al article.
The moi’tbly iiu »*ting of the
Woman's Bett«‘rment Association
will bo h<‘ld in tlu* I’ublic School
building Thursday, X*>v. at 1
o'clt)ck. All ladies are C(»rdially
invitrd to be ]n*i*sent. Tln're will
be intenvsting talks <m sanitation
and other subjects relating to the
home.
Not u marriage for a whole week.
R. A. Jacobs of Lake Toxaway
W’as in towii Tuesday.
J. C. Miller, Waynesville w’as in
town during the week.
C. W. Slagle of Franklin, paid
Brevard a visit Monday.
J. B. Neal, and wife of Lake Tox
away were in town Monday.
Miss Mazie Kil]>atrick has return
ed from the hospital at Asheville.
A- L. Churchfield of S])artan-
burg, was here on business re
cently.
C. R. McXeely, Lake Toxaway,
was (m our streets Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. M. Mitchell and children
are visiting relatives in Asheville
this week.
Fred Kilpatrick w’ho has been
seriously sick for a month is con
valescent,
W. E. Bisho]) is erecting a 'J.') foot
extension to his business house on
Main street.
Rog»‘i*s W. Davis came to Bre
vard Tue.Kday and registered at th<*
Aetlielwold.
C. M. B(*ll and Gt^orge Weston of
Ardt‘u, N. C. came to Brevard Sun
day and registered at the Aetlu‘l-
w’old.
A. M. Verdery is adding a s<‘cond
story to his hous(‘ on east Main
street, and otherwist* im]>roving it,
which will make it an attract!vi‘
and desirable residence.
T. A. Si/iMnore of the American
S])inning Co., Grei>nville S. C., was
in Brevard over Sunday visitin*;
his daughters, wo of whom are stu
dents of Brevard Institute. Tlit'
News e<litor made tlu’! acfjuaintenc<*
of Mr. Sizemores on the train Sat
urday and it gives us plea.-^uni to
to announce th>it he was both
jileased and surprised at the beauty
and fertility of our sylvan valley.
All Transylvania wants to insure
its future ])ros]X‘rity is si7n]>ly to
1m* se(>n—come and look at our ad-
. a'ntagi's,
Ar(‘ you aware. d(‘ar read('rs of
the News, that right now, during
the “dull .season” for mechanics,
tl'.cre are now undt^r construction
eight r(‘sidences in and near Bre
vard. whieh are getting ]>art ov all
tlu> money to pay for same from
the Building and Loan Association?
TIk'sc loans rejnvsent atl<‘ast 87,r)oG
that are going into new buildings
r>y dues of iK) cts on shares of B. iKr
L. stock. There is no t‘ntt*r])risci
Mr. R. M. Wright of Brt'vard, N. ! this town that is worth as much
C., was in Sen(‘ca on a busine.*^s
trip lust week. Ii») and liis family
are plcas^lntly r«*memberi*d in Si*n-
eca, tliey having made this their
liome for many yi*ars before mov
ing to tlie Hoosier statt;. Their
friends here are j»leased to hear
that gocnl health and jnosperity is
tiieirs in th(*ir m^w home.—Farm
i;nd Factory, Seneca, S. C.
The barn and c«mt(ints iKdonijinjr
to the biisinc'ss men of Bn^vard as
this mod(*st eftVu't of our own peo-
l>le to hi'lj) ime another.
E. H. (Hover Brevard’s faithful
and accomplished photographer,
left Thursday morning to s])end
tiie winti*r at Detroit, Mich., where
his motlier and sister preceded him
.seveml weeks ago. Our town al-
w’ays seems dull after Mr. Glover's
studio closi^s for the winter—and
to Mt'D. (’antr(‘ll, in tiie Island | this year the closing conic'S nearly
two months earlier tiian usual.
We learn that he contem])lates en
tering into partnership with his
Ford s<*<-*tion, was d(?stroyed by fire
lust wev'k, and .so far as we are
able to learn there was no insur-
Demoeratic rally at Brevard Sat
urday, November 5.
The following lawyers besides
the home bar have been in atten-
dence during the sxwcial term of
court: Judge G. A. Shnfford and
Duff Merrick, A.sheville, W. A.
Smith, Hendersonville, and Walter
Moore, Webster.
T!^£ PARADE OF SHCOOL CHILDREN
The parade formed at the ])ublic
school at :oO, and mar(died by the
(h'pot to the corner of Whitmire
and Caldwell streets. There the
pu])ils of Brevard Intitute joined
the procession, and the parades con
tinued up Caldwell to Main street,
down Main to the Franklin, w'here
the column counter-marched and
l)roceeded to the ])ubli(; school
building. Many of our people fol
lowed so that the auditorium was
completi'ly filled. The Brevard
Band furnished the music. Many
(H)m])limentry remarks were made
about our band boys. Their kind
ness in furnishing the music on
this occasion w^as mu(?h appreciated
by the schools and Sui>t. Hender
son.
At the school building Prof Rog
ers introduced Supt. Henderson
who made a short speech apj)ro])ri-
>ite to the occasion. After which
he introduced Mayor Brt^ese who
delivered an excellent address full
of good advice to the i)ui)ils and
comi)limetary of the good work be
ing done by our schools.
thought it a great thing for Brevard
that the Institute was locateil In^rt^.
The pupils sang “Am(‘rica’', and
“Columbia, the Gera of the Ocean,”
Miss Law presiding at the piano.
Just as th(^ audience was being dis
missed the ]m])ils of the Institute
sauiT “Dixie” in soul-stirring
strains.
Major Brees(\ ever ])atriotic and
progres.sive, did honor to the occa-
.sion by stn'tching roi>es from the
t»le]»one j)ol(^s o])])osit<^ his rrsi-
d(‘nee, from whieh lu‘ suspended
ilags, so as to s])dl the word educa
tion according to the international
code of luival signals.
DRPHANAOE DAY
Friday, October ::iS, is work day
in the wt'stern North Carolina (Jon-
fei'cnee for the orphans. Thous
ands will give the i)ricci of that
day's work to help su])])ort th(‘S(‘
liel])less <*hildivn. Every member
and frii'iid of the Brevard Mi-tho-
dist (‘hurch is unr«‘d to fall in line
and givt; what you make on that
day to This worthy cause. Who
ean r<‘.sist the cry of a helpless
child? Bring your gift to Sunday
seho»»l or »*hureh next Sundav.
ance. It doe.sn’t seem to us that i brother in-law in the furniture
farmers are wise to leave their j business. Wherever he goes he
buildings w’ithout insurancti. The | will carry the l)est wishes and es-
ratcs on farm pro])erty are low’ and j tt'cm of a large circle of acquain-
every farmer could afford to carry
a ijolicy on his dwelling and out
buildings.
tanci's and friends in Brevard,
among whom the entire News force
is included. I
Business Locals.
M'tchell—the Harne.ss Doctor—
Ollice hours from 7 a. m. to 7 riJO
p, m. tf
For Sale—Seven yokes of work
cattle. See Gideon Reid, Lake Tox
away, N. C. 21o:it*
Dogvv'^ood Wanted—a cord.
D( livered at Bromfield lot, near de
pot.—V. Fontaine. 21o4t*
V. Fontaine announces that he
will buy Dogwt)od dt‘liver(‘d at all
stations on the Toxaway line in car
load lots of 10 cords. Notify him
and he will ins2X'ct, measure and
pay for same at once.
The following telegram has btvn
receiv(‘d from our buyer, w’ho is
now’ on the market st‘lecting our
fall merchandise; “Baltimore, 1()-
2“-Jo, To C. B. Glazener, Bro. &
Co., Rosman, N. C. Market looks
good. Am buying some geeat val
ues.—C. I>. (Jla/.ener.
All subscribers who are months
in arn‘ars for ])hone rent will be
disc(»nni*< t«‘d with the exchange
the 1st of next month. This is
])urelv u business ])ro])osition and
is not to be ctmstrued as i)er.sonal
to any subscriber. All bills con-
nectcd with running the exchange
must 1h3 paid by the I( »th, and my
collections must be made befoi’e
this date.—Brevard Telej)hone Co.
GROCERIES
We are not selling JUNK, but if it^s nice, fresh
groceries you are after, we believe we can please you*
We guarantee everything we sell to give entire satis
faction* When you buy from us, if for any reason
the goods fail to please you, bring it back and get your
money*
ITCH ELL
Don’t Forget
The Holidays Jire Jkpproachin^
I solicit your orders for anything in
Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Sterling Silver
My prices are low, Jl call will convince you of this fact.
P. R. AYKES
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Mext Door to Post Office. BI^EVJ^RD. Af. C.
A Big Stock of Handsome Novelties
One Price System
Our Lines: Fine Dry Goods
and Fancy Goods, Fine Shoes
end Hats, Clothing, Trunks,
Fine Rugs, Butterlcks Patterns
We carry a fine line of merchan
dise bought for cash from the
very best importers and manu
facturers and we sell it at a
modest profit.
H. REDW003> & CO. - AshevOie, N. C.
METAL SHINGLES
Laid 20 years afjo are as good as new to-day and have never needed
repr.irs. Think of ii!
What ether roofing v/ill last as lon^f and look as well ?
They’re fireproof, stormproof, and very easily laid.
They can be laid right over v/ood shingles, if necessary, without cre
ating dirt or inconvenience.
For prices and other detailed inforTi’ation apply to
For Sale by MILLER SUPPLY COMPANY, BREVARD, N. C.
CITY PfilRiCET
Fresh Meats
of every kind the market affords. I buy
only good cattle. I want your business.
Prompt and courteous attention j^iven to
all orders. : : : :
W. H. DUCKWORTH
Phone 47
Proprietor
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