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IXK) To’ Be GIVEN to
i^exaU Custcmiers ,
To show tiie merit and snporiority of the Violet
T>vAce Talclim' Powder .’the Rexall ^Pearl Tooth
Powder and Rexall Tooth Paste we ma^e thd flowing
offer as long as the 100 pair last: To €>ach o&tomer
baying two j^ckages of any of t*he above named articles
at the regnlar price—50c for the two^We will give them
a iMdr of Rexall Scissors well w^rth the pricfe paid for all.
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M C F I E
T5, REXALL STORE •
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman spent a
day or so l&t week in Asheville.
, R.«S. Fuller has sold to J. W. McMinn a
house and lot on Whitmire street.
E. H. Jennings spent last Friday in Bre
vard as th^guest of Chas. E. Orr, leaving
in the afternoon for Pittsburg. ^
Mr. and Mrs. S. H Macfie and Children
left Monday for a stay at Columbia, S. C.,
where they will attend the state fair of
South CaroliiA.
James Cofield, an insurance adjuster of
Spartanburg, S. C., was here last week in
vestigating the bimiing of the Reid house
at Lake Toxaway.
W. P. Whitmire came home last Friday
from West Virginia where he had been on
business. His return was hastened by the
serious illness of his mother.
Effective Nov. 1 B. T. Egerto^ changes
from a freight run to the engine of the
passenger trains on the local diviuoi^
Joe Hamlin takes the freight run.
Rev. J. R. Owen and wife returned the
’latter part of last week from Henderson
county where Mr: Owen las been conduct"
ing a very, successful srrie& of services.
A-most enjoyable Halloweenr par<y was
given last Saturday afternoon at the resi
dence of Mrs. 0. L. ErwiK There were
about forty children present, and they had
a thorough good time.
Mrs. O. L. Stone and daughter, Mrs. W.
N. Miller, together With children, w>ll ar
rive this week to visit ai the home of Mrs.
Stone’s son, Mr. R. G. Stode. Mrs. Stone
is from Greenville, S. C.
Walter Whitmire, who is a student a$
the Wofford Training School at Spartan
burg, was called home last Saturday on
account of the serious illness of his grand
mother. He returned to school Tuesday.
' R. T. Harmon, for some 4ime the express
clerk at the Southern station, has resigned
.to accei^t the position of express messen
ger and baggage master on the road be
tween Hendersonville dnd Lake Toxaway.
Dr. J. H. McLean was last week called to
Pee Dee, S. C., on account of the serious
illness of his son, (!Jlay,.who is an electri
cian at that place. The many friends of
the young man will be glad to leam that
he is recovering.
Capt. W. W. Ray, who for so long has
been the conductor in charge of the pas
senger train on this division, has taken a
run on the main line, his change being
effective with the recent change in the
schedule of the local trains. Mr. George
Marshall succeeds him as the conductor on
this line.
J. B. Stone and family, who for some
time have made their home at Cedar
Mountain, will in the near future move to
Brevard to make their permanent resi*-
dence. Mr. Stone will have charge of the
Bishop store which was recently purchased
by the Brevard Lumt>er Co., of whjch he is
on^ of the members. ^
The deer season in Transylvania county
opened under the present game law on the
first day of November, which was Wednes
day. Deer are reported very numerous in
the mountains this year, and there have
been a number of hunters out already after
them. The bird law is out on the fifteenth.
This applies to quail and other game
birds. /
Dr. G. S. Tenent, Owen Gudger, Allen
Morrison and George H. Wright, all of
Asheville, after spending a week hunting
in the Richland and Transylvania Bal-
S|^s, returned home last Saturday. Thoy
reported game very plentiful, pheasants,
quail and squirrels being found in-pro
fusion, together with many signs of deer
and bear.
Clerk of the Court Cos Paxton is this
week engaged in preparing the record for
the Supreme court in the case of E. H.
Tuttle and others against E. A. Reid and
others. The case involves the title to a
tract of land on Thompson’s rivelr„ in the
upper end of the county. The cases ft'om
this county 9n appeal in the Su|>rem^
court will probably be reached the latter
part of this month.
F. M. Jordan, at present connected with
the North Carolina Department of Insur
ance, was in Brevard this week on ofiScial
business. Mr. Jordan is a son of rW. F.
M. Jordan of this county, and has many
friends here. He has been chief of police
of Asheville, deputy fheriff of Buncombe
county, more latterly police captain at
-^eville, resigning fr^m the latter posi
tion to accept the one he now hol<k with
the state insurance department
Lem Brooks left this week to spend a
vacation in Florida.
H. C. Aiken |md Claud Cantrell returned
last Wednesday from a collecti^rg trip in
the eastern part of the state.
The family of Milan Nicholson has
moved from the. Ballard cottage on South
Caldwell to the Scruggs cottage on the
same street.
Lumber has been laid down on a lot on
Depot street, between A. H. Kin^ and
Mrs. Hamlin’s, for the erection of a home
for T. L. Snelson.
Alfred Hampton left this week on a
busiiiess trip to Norfolk and Eastern Caro
lina His wife is on a visit to Relatives in
Jadcsonville, Fla..
.Mr. J. P. Bennett and family have
moved from the Henning Inn and have
taken rooms in the Black cottage, occupied
by Rev. J. R Owen.
Messrs. Shipman and McMinn have sold
to R. S. Fuller a lot on Probarte avenue,
opposite the old Red house, the considera
tion being $450. It is understood that Mr.
Fuller will later build there.
WATCHES
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For Sale By
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P. R. Ayres
Brevard, N. C.
For pains in the side or chest
dampen a. piece of flannel "^th
Chamberlain's Liniment and bind
it over the s^t of pain. There is
nothing better. For sale by all
druggists. ^
trades here, because she knows
at reason.
abl0 prices, ^is onr only way of
doing business. We handle only
The Fines; 6roceries
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.We keep the stock moving, thus
insuring fresh goods always to our
customers, which is one important
item in groceries.'
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WE CARRY A FULI
MITCHELL
Glovifer* >S>tudio
WILL BE OPEN ON
Wedrkesda^’s and ^Saturdays
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- After November L Other Days • By Anointment
See OSIE M. MINER
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Photo Etchings and Beautiful Hand Painted Views on sale. They
^ make acceptable Christmas grifts
For a limit
our Nos. 6, 7 s
chines have 1:
our Nos. 10 a
$250, 'and rebi
and sold und
Sruarantee. F
same guarant
chines that t
Only such mi
be rebuilt an<
antee are sen
good as longr
Address al
writer Comps
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WINDOW
DISPLAY
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The sted lining in Nitro CluB
smokeV^ powder shells insures better
pattern, better penetration and
greater Velocity for the same
load. ^
It makes the shell stronger, siver
and safer. It costs you no more
t^ buy.
If you prefer black powder, shoot
New Clubs—the famous hard
hitting, sure-fire, old * yellow "
shells.
perfect shooting combkiatioii.
Umhgtwm Anu-Uaioa MttaUic Cartridlft
>9 Ifioadway, New T«ik i
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Cole’s Origin
tion that fire at
soft coal. Whei
put in the night
No other sto
out and the rooxx
IBLACK POWDER.
Clauied from th« br«edi.
Yoa can look through tho
barrel and see that it*acl«an.
Simple take-down. You cam renoTe
iIm breadi blodc viridi f out fingers.
SKe«i Pemin^-UMC
Lesmok .22s. Hiey kod3 die
worid*« 100 diol Kocm 2*484
out of » possibU 2,500.
Ir lift/W d/re« sd «ef T(or]rdi.
Cartridff* C*.
2* Breeiwar. Mew Tsek Gir
new'tESMOK"
The hunting season is nearly
open and it is now time to get
yourgelf a gun and supplies.. Our
store is headquarters for hunters’
supplies of all kinds. ^
The perfect
combustion and
it the most econ
Cole’s Hot i
cost in fuel evei
Hard Coal, Woo
Select the si
Open Season for# Bir4s" and
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Deer Opens Noy. J5th
Let us furnish you with hun
ters’ goods now.
Shells loaded with buckshot and
cartridges of all sizes now' in
stock. I ^ '
PUMP €UN
The only boftom-
tjceting pump guu
Your ibellt are thrown
downward—always.
Th^
Poinp Gun is btuh solid
breech, hammerless.
k is dieiefote absolutely
safe.
It b bii3t lo shoot hard and
dose—it handles last and
balances perfectly. *
— tiie pdleet shooting
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iWstsBif Co.
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