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FAIR TO BE HELD IN COUNTY OCTOBER 6-7 (Continued from page one) E. Guyer, B. B. White, Wallace Gil lespie. Swine — Arthur Whitmire, Andrew Boggs, Craig Whitmiiw, Albert Meeee. Sheep—L. C. Hall, Solomon Jones, Ralph Galloway, w. McK. Fetzer. Horses—G. F. Galla more, Big Tom Wood, Gaston Whit mire, H. L. Allison. Professor Glaa ener and Professor Lyday are both ex-officio members of a'l committees. School Exhibits—G. C. Bush, chair man; J. B. Jones, R. T. Kimzey, J. E. Rufty, Glen Galloway. Miss Virginia Wilcox, home eco nomics teacher at Brevard high school, and MiSs Margaret Green of the Rosman school, are in charge of the exhibits for ladies and girls they having selected the following ladies to serve on their committees i Ornamental flowers and plants— Miss Julia Denver, chairman; Mr*, John Maxwel, Miss Rosa Bishop, Mrs. C. R. Sharp, Mrs. C. C. Hutch es, Miss Sallie Merrill, Mrs. D. H. Winchester, Mrs. Allie B. Harlee. Canned Goods—Mrs. Sam McCul lough, chairman; Mrs. Eli Huggins, Miss Jeanette Talley, Mrs. E. H. Mackey, Mrs. Solomon Jones, Mr*. Edgar Reid, Mrs. W. H. Arrowood, Mrs* A. P. Bell. Mrs. T. P. Gallo way Jr., Mrs. Sid Barnett. Mrs. Charlie Norris, Mrs. Dollie Morgan. Pantry and Dairy Supplies—Mr*. G. H. Lyday, chairman; Mrs Batea Patton. Mr*. W. C. Gravely, Mrs. 0. J. S Parsons, Mrs. Harriet Bogg*, Mrs. Pat Kimzey, Mrs. Jordan BALSAM GROVE NEWS! (By Mrs. Harry McCall) Mr. and Mrs. Hoile Lowe and children of Tennessee spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Brown hew. | Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mag Kurd, a daughter. Miss Ruth Morgan spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Morgan at Cherryfield. Several folks from Ba’sam Grove, were Brevard visitors Saturday. j Maxie McCall of the Macedonia) section spent one night last week with Mrs. Richard McCall. Friends of Dennis Galloway are glad to see him out again. j Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Owen an nounce the birth of a daughter. | Mrs. Charlie Buckner, who has been ill, is recovering nicely. ! faiicn McCall and son Doy c of; Piikens, spent the widk-cnd with. Mi . oni Mrs. Jimmie McCall here. | Harris Galloway called on Harry: McCall Sunday afternoon. j Miss Mary Morgan visited at the home of Doc McCall Sunday. ! Mrs. Doc McCall and daughter Miss Lois, spent Wednesday with with Mrs. Arch Galloway and fami ly. Whitmire, Mr*. L. M. Watkins, Mr*. Martin Shipman. Clothing and Fancy Work—Miss Katherine Griffin, chairman; Mrs. Ellis Galloway, Mrs. Bill Moore, Mrs. C. E. Orr, Mr*. W. W. Bay, Mrs. Walter McNeely, Mr*. R. F. G azener, Mrs. Hume Harris, Mrs. Richard McCall, Mrs. Ed Patton, Mrs. Robert Kimzey, Miss Beatrice Sisk. DEPARTMENT A FIELD CROPS First Prise Blue Ribbon; second prise red ribbon. CORN Best ten ears of white com, proli fic variety. Best ten ears of yellow com, pro lific variety. . Best ten ears of white corn, single ear variety. Best ten ears of yellow corn, sin gle ear variety. Best ONE EAR of white corn, prolific variety. Best ONB EAR of yellow corn, prolific variety. Best ONE EAR of white corn, sin ' e ear variety. Best. ONE EAR of yellow corn, •ingle ear variety. Best stalk of white corn, prolific variety. ... Best stalk of yellow corn, prolific variety. . , Best stalk of white corn, single ear variety. . . Best stalk of ye low com, single car variety. Best ten ears pop-corn, any varie ty. Best stalk of pop-corn, any vane cty. WHEAT Best peck of wheat, any variety. Best peck of Buckwheat, ajiy var *et>' RYE Best neck of rye, any variety. OATS Best peck of oatB, any variety. BARLEY Best' peck of barley, any variety. SOY BEANS Best gallon of soy beans, any var iety. COWPEAS Best gallon of cowpea seed, any variety. PEANUTS Best gallon of peanuts, any var iety Best bunch of peanuts, any vari ety. TOBACCO Best stalk of tobacco. Burley var. ie*y. Best stalk of tobacco, any other variety. _ , Best hand of tobacco, Burley var 'CtBcst hand of tobacco, any other v„r",.y. HM Best bale of legume hay. Best bale of mixed hay. Best ba’e of grass hay. LEGUMES Pest bunch of soy beans, manmoth yellow variety. Best, bunch of soy beans, Loiecm variety. rjaBEaBaMHBelgltSa If You're Alert to VALUE—You’ll Get One of these Smart “VARSITY” • Pure Zephyr Yarn • Slipover styles • Solid colors, contrast trims HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. If You ant Extra-Fast elief Demand And Gel GENUINE BAYER 0 ASPIRIN Because of a unique process in manufacture. Genuine Bayer Aspir in Tablets arc made to disintegrate —or dissolve—INSTANTLY you take them. Thus they start to work instantly. Start “taking hold” of even a severe headache; neuralgia, neuritis or rheumatic pain a few minutes after taking. And they provide SAFE relief fur Genuine GAYER ASPIRIN,. _ BAYER mu does not harm the heart. So if you want QUICK and SAFE relief see that you get the real Bayer article. Always look for the Bayer cross on every tablet as illustrated, above, and for the words. GENUINE BAYER ASPIRIN on every bottle or package. * r;g»T TE« HEART Best bunch of soy beans, Virginia brown variety. Best bunch of soy beans, any other variety. Best bunch of cowpeas, any vari ety. Best bunch of red clover, common variety. Best bunch of red clover, mam moth or sap ing variety. Best bunch of lespedeza, Korea,-) variety. Best bunch of Lespedeza, Sericea. Best display of growing winter legumes. SORGHUM CANE Best three stalks of cane, any va DEPARTMENT B VEGETABLES First prize, Blue Ribbon—Second prize, Red Ribbon. IRISH POTATOES Best peck of Irish potatoes, Cob bler variety. Best peck of Irish potatoes, Green Mountain variety. Best peck of Irish potatoes, any other variety. SWEET POTATOES Pest peek of sweet potatoes, Pot to Rico variety. Best peck of sweet potatoes, Nan cy Hall variety. ’ Best peck of sweet potatoes, any other variety. TURNIPS Best peck of turnips, Rutabaga variety. . Best peck of turnips, purple top variety. , Best peck of turnipB, any other variety. _ GARDEN CROPS Best plate of string beans, bunch. Best plate of string beans, po,e. Best head of cabbage, any variety. Best plate of tomatoes, any va ricty Best p’ato of lima beans in the pod. Best plate of onions, ar.y variety. Best bunch of carrots, any variety. Best plate, of sweet peppers. Best plate of hot peppers. Best plate of okra. Best plate of table beets. Best bunch of celery. Best plate of parsnips. Best collard. Best plate of squash. Best quart of shelled beans, any variety. Miscellaneous Best and largest pumpkin. Best and largest waterme on. Best and largest citron. Largest sunflower. department c—fruits APPLES Plate, five aach. Bast plate of delicious. Best plate of Albemarle. 9 Best plate of Staymen. g Best plate of Ben Davis. Besl plate of Virginia Beauty. | Pest plate of Limberfwig. | Best nlate of Golden Delicious ! Best plate of Rome Beauty. ! Be.u plate of Wincsap. Best p'f.ic of tray other variety. PEARS Best pic to of pears any variety. GRAPES Best plato of grapes any variety NUTS Best plate of Black walnuts. Best plate of Nativo chestnuts. DEPARTMENT D—LIVESTOCK First Prize, Blue Ribbon—Second, Red Ribbon. PEEP CATTLE Best bull calf under six months, Best hull calf six to twelve months. Best bull calf twelve to twenty tour months. Best bul- over two years. Best heifer ea’f under nix months. Best heifer six to twelve months. Best heifer twelve to twenty-four Best cow. Best steer under twelve months. Best steer over twelve months. DAIRY CATTLE Best bull under twelve months, Best bu 11 under twenty-four months. Best bul! over twenty-four months. Best heifer calf under six months. Best heifer six to twelve months. Best heifer twe've to twenty-fouri months. Best cow. SWINE i Best boar pig under six months,’ any breedJ^BB||a^MHB ; i WANT ADS! DOGWOOD WANTED—4% inches at small end—Hi inches and up to 4 ft. in length. Clear of knots, de fects and red heart. ¥10.00 per cord delivered in Brevard. H. S. Town send, Cantrell Blacksmith Shop, near Depot, Brevard, Sept 14 WANTED — Your Shoe Repairing. We are equipped io do first class shoe repair work. Ladies soles and heels 75 cents. Men’s soles and rubber heels $1.00. Brevard Shoe Shop, T. E. Waters, owner—News Arcade. Jan 1 tfc WE GAN do a perfect job on thin ning thick bushy hair. We special ize in Ladies and Children’s hail cuts. Smith's Barber Shop'. STEADY WORK— GOOD PAY RELIABLE MAN WATED to call on farmers in Transylvania Coun ty. No experience or capital needed. Write today, McNESS CO., Dept. S, Freeport, Illinois. ltp LOST—on Aug. 20th, 3 keys and opener on Bead.Chain Ring. Lost: in Brevard, somewhere near the | Square. Finder please re’otn to | The Times office. R. C. Simpson,j G7 Smythe Ave. Greenville. FOR RENT—Furnished T.''.!>*<* or apartments. 217 Gaston Sheet, Miss' Katherine Griffin. itp CABBAGE FOR SALE- Now ready,J reasonable if bought at the paten.) Mrs. E. J. King. Ea«t Fork, 3 miles from Rosmnn, off I icicens ioad. Best boar six to twelve months, any breed. Best boar over twelve month*, any breed. Best gilt pig under six moptba, any breed. Best sow over one year, any breed. Best sow and litter, any breed. Best barrow under one year, any breed. Best pen of three barrows, any breed. ■ SHEEP Best ram under one year, any breed. Beet ram over one year, any breed. Best ewe under one year, any breed. Best ewe over one year, any breed. ■ .' Best ewe lamb, any breed. Best ram Iamb, any breed. Best wether under one year, any breed. Best wether over one year, any hT(*A'HORSES AHD WLES m. 1 _ o««t 1'dOri Best draft horses unaer six ye«r». Best draft horse oyer six years. Best mule under six years. Best mule over six years. Best dual-purpose horse any age, Best team of horses any age. Best team of mules any age. Best horse colt under one year. Be=t horse colt over one year. Best mule colt under one year. Best mule co'.t over one year. Best pony. nFPARTMENT E—POULTRY First prize, blue ribbon, second prize red ribbon. Definition of Term*. Cock: Male bird one year old or 01 Hen: Female bird one year old or pickerel: Male bird less than one Female bird less than om V 0?d°Pe*i: A male and four females one year old or older. Young Pen: A male and forn ta males less than one year old. BARRED PLYMOUTH ROCK Best cock. Best hen. Best cockerel. Best pullet. Best old pen. The Jtove’ctessification will apply to all other heavy breeds that are pUVe ^ WHITE LEGHORN Best cock. Best hen. Best cockerel Best pu let. Best old hen. Best old pen. The above classification will ap ply to all other litfht breeds that air pure ^MISCELLANEOUS Best trio of turkeys. (Trio to coo gist of two females and one male. Best trio of guineas. Best trio of ducks. Best pen of four capons. DEPARTMENT G ORNAMENTAL FLOWERS AND PLANTS Best exhibit cut flowers. Best blooming plants. Best display potted plants. Best col'cction ferns. Best single fern. Best display roses. Best geranium. Best collection of petunias. Best display cut gladioli. Best Potted eolena. Best collection Begonias. Best collection geraniums. Best display dahlias. Beit display zenias. J Best display snap-dragons. Best display asters. Best display cosmos. Best basket of garden flowers. Best basket of wild flowers. DEPARTMENT H CANNED HOODS Score card for judging the quality of canned fruits r.nd vegetables. Point* 1. ApDearaace ... ,. 26 a. Color, 15 points. b. Clearness, 10 points. 2- Texture . ™ 3. flavor . 20 4. Uniformity . 16 a. Ripeness 10. b. Appropriate size, o. 5. Pack Arrangement . IS 6. Container . 16 a. Appropriate Peckages, 5. b. Neatness, 5, c. Label, 5. Total. ICO j Quart Jars Peaches, pears, blackberries of dewberries, strawberries, apple sauce, string beans, cherries, soup mixture, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, kraut, rhu barb, beets, pumpkin, tomato juice, grape juice. Pints Corn, lima beans, field peas, okra, Engish peas, pimento, squash, car rots. Jama and Marmaladea Peach, plum, apple, blackberry, of dewberry, strawberry, grape, pears, raspberry. Jelly Apple, dewberry, grape, scuppei nong, blaekberrv, ,'!um. crab apple, mint. p-'f’-l rn Poach, near, strawberry, water melon, apple, eh -ry, tomato,. Meats Polk, poik sausage, fried chicken, steamed chicken, beef. Pickles and Relishes Cucumber pickles, green tomato pickles, Dixie relish or pepper hash, peach (sweet), pear (sweet), water melon rind (sweet), spiced grapes, beet, chow-chow, gingered pear*, spiced apples, onior.s. DEPARTMENT I Pantry and Dairy Supplies BREAD— Loaf bread. * Stenmed Poston bvown bread. Graham bread or whole wheat. Corn meal muffins or corn Yeast rol e. Cinnamon rolli. Baking powder biscuiter Soda biscuits. W&Mjr* White and gratia* flour W Bye bread. 1 Sj m. . Beaten MscuiU. Nut bread. CAM— Lea/ Angel food cake, pound ea low sponge, black fruit t * fruit cako, marble cake, _ or artistic cake. Layer Cake Devil’s food, caramel, chocotett cocoanut, Jelly roll, spice, marsh mallow, Lady Baltimore, tamo: Japanese fruit cake, decorative o artistic cake. COOKIES— Doughnuts, ginger snspe,, tea cakes of any kind, cookies of any kind. CANDY— t _ . MoicMi* Candy White taffy, caramels, peanut brit Macaroon* French candy, fudge, divinity fudge, penuche. department j Clothing and Fancy Work Handkerchief*—plain and fancy. Children’s clothing, Infant*’ cloth ing, adults’ clothing. pajamas, negligee, nightgown, ap ron, sofa pillow, boudoir pillow, boudoir lamp, bridge lamp shade, Rugs, quilts, spreads, tabe and tied linens, towels. MISCELLANEOUS Vinegar, Honey, Molasses. Guests at Lo-Vern, home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hutches, during the oast week included: Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Kay, M. B. Kay and Erin Kav,'Anderson, S. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Devore. Gloucester; Mr. and Mrs. John C. Maxwell, Brevard; Mrs. E. Jenkins, Summerville, S. C.; Filmore McCall, Gloucester; Dr. G. B. Lynch. Brevard; La Verne Whitmire, Ros man: Mrs. Brown Carr. Pisgah For est; Elvira Neely, Pickens; Mr. andi Mrs. Jordan Whitmire, Bosnian CARD OF THANKS 1 We wish to thank our host of friends for their many expressions of love, and sympathy shown us during the illness ai d deatn of our beloved mother and aister; also for the beautiful floral offerings. Wallace, Elwood, Robert and Donald Thompson, Mrs. W. T. Ward, Mrs. R. Y. Wa lace. NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE The Town of Brevard will, on the 21st day of October, 1933, at twelve o’clock Neon at the City Hall Door, in Brevard N. C„ offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder for cash, al! i f the merchantable saw timber anti acid wood on tbe Norton’* Creek Watershed. All bids must be accom panied by a certified check in the turn of $50.00. Th* Town, reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This the 20th day of September. 1933. TOWN OF BREVARD, 3y H. H. Patten. CM. || APPLICATION FOR PARDON OR PAROLE OF Adger St-am^y and Aeteiliis Stanley Application will be made to the Commissioner of Pardons and th< Governor of North Carolina for the pardon or parole of Adger Stanley and Artelfus Stamey, convicted at the April 1933 Tern of the Superior Court of Transylvania Count f ior the crime of Bieaking and Entering, and sentenced to State Prison for a term of not less than two nor more than three ye8is. All persons who oppose the grant ing of said pardon are invited to for ward their protests to the Comrnis . inner of Pardons without delay. This the 20th day of September, ■». MBfeKtap sms. ^ttie tWrTgrad*0 Dr.*D*rf» spoke from tb* topic, “Can Religion Be Taught In the Public School Sys tem. Mrs. J. B. Pickelsimer, president of the association, appointed Mrs. L. K. Ratchford, Mrs. T. P. Ward and Mr*. R. F. Tharp aa hospital committee. Announcement was made at the meeting by Mrs. 0. H. Orr that Mrs. Martin, president of the state Parent-Teacher asiociation would be here next week in an en deavor to organize several Mhool* of the county. Mrs. Orr, Mrs. Roland Whitmire and Mr*, John Maxwell were appointed as a committee to assist the state official In her work. NOTICE Having qualified a* adminietratrix for H. L. Wilson, deceased, late of Transylvania County, N. C.f this » to notify all persons having ciaims against the said deceased to exhibit them to me on or before September 21, 1084 or this notice will be plead ed in bar of their recovery. All per sons owing said estate will make payment. September 21, 1033. ? ALL-IE C. WILSON, Sept. 21—6tc Admnintratnx Administratrix’s Notice Having qualified a* administratrix, C. T. A., of the estate of T. H. Gal loway deceased, late of Transyl v2‘ County, North Carolina this is to notify ail persons having claims against the estate of said deceased to exhibit them to the undersigned at Brevard, N. C, or- or before the 20th day of September, 1934, or this notice will be p eaded in bar of thrtr recovery. All persona indebted to said estate will please make rnimt ^ThisPathee20th day" of September, 1983‘ PAULINE GALLOWAY, . Administratrix, C. T. A., of T. H. Galloway. ▼ ' ~ Sept- 21—61 Wj^^nML Heavy Hens, 4Valb. up j’ T In trade .He Light Hens, uiider 4,/£lb. In trade .10e Cash .. $§•••• 9c Leghorn Hens, trade 9c EGI1^§1 Potatoes, No. 1 ... .?1.00 No. 2 .pjp||^-50 LETS HAVE tho*e nhecr, silk frock* of U*l FsU. those suits of hubby's....his ties.,. .his hst. Clean them "like new", .ready for another season of service. t • ■ •.• GEORGE NICHOLSON, M?r.
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