IN INTERESTING MEET LITTLE RIVER P.T.A, Little River P. T. A. met at the «■' hool iti regular session Friday, November 3. at 3:00. President Mrs.I , arold Hart presided at the meet-; i g. Since attendance was the aim of; she' October meeting, a report was vailed for. which showed an increase j ever the last month. The members were pleased with the appearance and cleanliness of the, house and grounds. Also they found the boys have had another job, ‘road werking," which was very com mendable; but find there is too much wuk for the teachers and pupils to do. The P. T. A. is calling a special meeting f, r Friday evening, Novem ber 10 at 7:30 to make plans for a general working. The men are urged to attend as their help is needed. At the close cf the meeting apple cider and persimmon pudding was Through the P. T. A. and Ur. C. 1.. N'.vlai'.d the first treatment of the diphhtheiia clinic proved a sue cess. 31 ‘taking the treatment. AIKEN SAYS TO LEAVE HIS PHEASANTS ALONE I'baii'inuii V,. 1.. Aiken o, the bin. ! of couutv commissioners serves m • on one anil all that he stands n to prosecute any person, re K.u - of who he is, if he catches m; iy takii c pot shots at the hc;V fill ring neck pheasants he tu, ,l hoc it his place last week, ■ , . A'k« r. says that he regards - an 'things a- pheasants and sqair nu in tac C"y limits as something li.a; belong t the entire communi iv .,v ,i i, i (o be looked upon ns thi me thing to fill a pio with, wtu t like to l^ t»t stjuiivclr ill : pheasant- around tin- town, and i nit- i.i tlu capital grounds at Kal n a worthwhile pattern, where ,an see c'-' <»f beautiful gray squirrels scampering around most anytime. . i 666 / «/.(/*'. I'tibl:'**, Suit *, Drop Chock' iVtularl.x in 3 days. Colds tirst tiav, Headache* or Neuralgia in 30 minutes. # Fine Laxative and Tonic Remedies Kiio vn ]\e Are Paying Subject to change) Heavy Hens, 4 Vs lb. up In trade .11c Cash.10c Light Hens, under 4 • -_»lb. In trade.10c (’ash.9c Leghorn Hens, trade 8c Cash. 7c Fryers.J . 10c EGOS, in trade . . . . 25c Cash.23c Potatoes, No. 1 .... 80c No. 2.40 B.'& B. FEEB AND SEED S3. SPOTLESS! -let us LAUNDER those intimate silk wearables of yours VOU CAN trust us with your sheerest silk * wearables. We not only launder them spotlessly clean but exercise unusual care in preserving their lovely color. Just phone us: PHONE 119-WE’LL CALL and give your clothes the individual service that only a Hand Laundry gives. Cheaper Than Doing It Yourself Cleaner—Neater—Sanitary Carolina Hand Laundry Mrs. Joe Corbett. Mgr. Phone 119 JORDAN TO BE TRIED ON FEDERAL CHARGE — , 1 The following story taken from The Greenville News will be of in- j forest to many Brevard people who, know C. C. Jordan, a former busl n«ss man here: Judge H. H. Watkins, of this ,-ity, today signed an order where (i the Western District federal court, ,.ok custody of Charles C. Jordan, lunged with the use of the mails in attempted extortion plot here ntl provide^ in the order for .the ransfer of Jordan from the state wylum where he has been under bservatiou to the Greenville jail, here to.await trial unless bond is revided. .Simultaneously Oscar II. Doyle, vd-tant district attorney, announced at tin trial of Jordan had boon set November 28 in Anderson when lu all term of the district tribunal will be in progress. Action of Judge Watkins was akin at the request of the office . tlv district attorney which was „ quested earlier during the week by •thorities of the state asylum for K-, insane that-Jordan had been ad judged -aue by the staff of the state institution and asking that he la* re moved. . , , ,, 1; hi.s been learned here that If V. Surrat. special investigator of he department of justice, who made • ptr.-onal investigation of the l.gcd ulot wherein Jordan will bo charged with writing certain letter 1. F. Tucker in an effort t ' vt„rt 810.000 in connection with plot r.gainst the safety of his two null son-, was wiled recently m an n .mobile accident near Kannapolis, N r:h Carolina. JUNIOR ORDER MEET OPEN SATURDAY EVE Kiiucatioii Week is b'.ing observed Ibis week by the Transylvania Coun cil .Junior Order United American Mechanics, the local council joining in u statewide movement- for bettcr , lit nf North Carolina schools. Lew - ?. Hamlin, 0. R. Sharp and tuli.tr> \. lazener arc a committee .Tom the local council visiting *ey rii of the schools of the county in an effort to find out for the slat, , rganizuli n possible changes that •all be made lor betterment of the m Tncse reports, together with ethers front all sections of the state will b1 tabulated by the state oduca , i„ committee of the Junior Order rd i commendations made by the ,.,i.... to the state educational body. The Junior Order has long had a< iis greatest work that of furthering aiucaticnal facilities of the Ameri ar. people, and this week is a part •if the intensified drive that goes on -.car after year. .. . \ public meeting will be held the Jur.iov Hall in the old Masonic i 'uhling on Broad street Saturday evening at 7:30, at which time Pro I'essor J. B. Jones, will speak. Th. Callow a v string band will furnish music for the occasion and other en tertaining features will be given. A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend this meeting, with i special emphasis being laid m tu ning parents of school children to attend. revenue collector is asking FOR sales tax Carl H. Felmet, of Hendersonville, deputy state revenue collector, was in Brevard Friday, calling on mer rhunts and business men who have not filed a sales tax report with the state requested to do not later than October 15. Mr. Felmet stated that it is re. quired that all business houses file this report at once, whether or not thev have collected ten dollars if sale stax. FIELD CROP MAN TO BE ~ttfcRE FRIDAY-SATURDAY S. S. Williams, field supervisor ccr the crop production loan office will be in Transylvania • county on Friday and Saturday of this week,; and asks that farmers who are in-; debted to the loan office meet him; at one of the following places: I Friday—Oakland postoffice 10:30 to 111;'Lake Toxaway postoffice,; 11:80 to 12; Bulsam Grove old post-; office building, 1:30 to 2; Rosmanj postoffice, 3:45 to 4. Saturday—Penrose postoffice, 10 to 10:30; Brevard, clerk of court Of fice, 1 to 2:30. WILL SEARCY CHARGED WITH KILLING OF COW Will Searcy of Pisgah Forest wa.< bound to Superior court by Magi', ti-ale Henry E. Erwin Tuesday after noon on a charge of hunting deer at . I und on another count of kill mv I; .'longing to W. L. Heaver. Searcy waived examination, but i: • H u ulei.-tocd from th. two warrant swi rn < ut for the Pisgah Foiest man that he is alleged to have shot a deer near the Heaver home one right recently, going back the sec ond night for another deer and w "t ad of venison getting a steer. .• METHODISTS ELECT OFFICERS FOR YEAR At n meeting of the fourth quar terly conference of the Brevard Methodist church held here Wednes d sv aft.-rnc.on, presided over by Pre -i.iirg Elder D. M. Litaker, of Ashe ville, the ftllowing officials for the vi'suinu year were elected: Trustees of church property: T. W Whitmire, B. E. Nicholson, w. L. Aik< n. T. II. Case, H. A. P urn nv.r, C. C. Yongue, R. L. NiehoDon. Stewards: W. L. Aiken J. E. Ruf !v, o. 11. Orr, Harry Sell rs, r. \\ Whitmire. C. ». R bin-on. ’I • (harv J. B. Piekelsmiov, Geo. " Hayes. W. F. Short, «. C. Bush. Miss Ainu. Trowbridge, Mrs. A. H. Gillespie Chairman Christian St war.ishi; Miss Flovenet Kern. District steward: T. W. Whitmire. Missi. r.ary committee: Mrs. J. C. Maxwell, Mrs. T. R. ( rary, ‘*. ( Biinkman, Miss Pauline Galloway Sunday ,-dioul superintendent: J E. Rufty; assistant superintendent, 0. 11. Orr; secretary-treasurer, V. F. Short. Charge lay loader, Mrs. r>. Haynes. Golden Gross director, Mrs. .J. Pickelsimer. “wAfrili” MOVING and GENERAL HAUL ING—reasonable prices, every load insured. See Charlie McCrary at McCrary Autc Service, Phone 230, Brevard, N. C.__2tc for SALE—Go. d sue cured Bul ky smoking and Bull Face chew injr tobacco, grown on Good soil and cured right. Will swap for corn or potatoes. Joe Grooms, Country Cmti Road. 3tp; FOR RENT—Good four room house, quarter mile from the cotton null. Spring water piped into the house^. f! J. Cutter.__• DOGWOOD WANTED—4% inches at small end—16 inches and up t > 4 ft. in length. Clear of knots, de fects and red heart. $12.50 per cord delivered in Brevard. H. S. Town send, Cantrell Blacismith Shop, near Depct. Brevard. N°v-2tf tl’AXTED — Your Shoe Repairing. We are equipped to do first class shoe repair work. Ladies soles and heel-' 75 cents. Men’s soles and rubber heels $1.00. Brevard She* Shop. T. E. Waters, owner—News Arcade. JaTl 1 WE CAN do a perfect job on thin ning thick bushy hair. We special ize in Ladies ami Children’s nan cuts. Smith's Barber Shop. FOR SALE—two year old pure Shorthorn bull. Priced reasonable. II. B. Glazener, Brevard R-l, Cou nt stee. ll-9c PASSENGERS WANTED — Can take two or three passengers to Atlanta Georgia, leaving Brevard Sunday November 12. Shave ex penses. See W. W. Babb at Times Office. FOR SALE—5 year old Jersey cow with third calf. Coming fresh soon. Gentle, o. k. for children to handle. Mrs. M. S. McKelvey, Green ville Highway. Up BOARDERS WANTED—Good loca: tion, large warm home; good wholesome food; bath upstairs and downstairs—$20 per month. Parker louse, corner of Probart and Eng land streets. ltp FOR SALE—New Perfection Oil I Stove, 4-burner with oven attach ed, $15.00; Atwater-Kent Radio, $15; ?iano and bench, $50; Harley David m Motorcycle, model.64, $20. Phone iC4. "ARBON PAPER—the kind that lasts and refuses to smut all over ‘he office when handled.at less han you pay for cheap grades. The ^imes office. TYPEWRITER RIBBONS—guaran teed regular Underwood-Firhe; ■isde same you pay 75c for else •here—only 60 cents, 2 for $1.00 The Times office. J. D. C. NEEDS STOVE FOR USE THIS WINTER Officials of the U. O. C. arc seek ng donation of a stove to be used in the library building this winter, asking that some friend of the in itution either, donate, loan, or sell real, real cheap, u small coal stove with which the library can be heated this winter. Operated as a non-profit organiza tion, the U. D. C. library has {flay ed an important part in the com munity life here for years, afford ing a library service that is unsur passed in any like size town in the slate, and it is felt that, a stove suitable for the place will be given or loaned. Anyone “having a stove for the U. D. C. is requested to communicate with Mrs. 0. L. Erwin or Mrs. C. L. Newland. SOCIETY ,'HI LATHE AS MEET WITH MLS FORT USE The Philathea class of the Raj. i>t church held the monthly meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs, Mitchell Fortune in North Brevard. plans were made for the coming mmth. Ruby Whitmire, vice presi dent, presided. About 20 numbers were present. After the business session a social horn was enjoyed, during which coffee and a salad were served. jr. g. a:s hold INTERESTING MEETING The junior G. A.'s of the Brevai J Baptist church met in the church parlors Monday afternoon, with Mrs. W. S. Free, as leader. The following program was given. Song by all; pra.ter; scripture read ing, “Dishonest Steward." Helen full bright; ‘‘The Lazy Steward.” Cla. list McCrary; "The Lazy Steward,” Hafleston McIntosh; "The faith ful Steward,” Mary Price; "A Stew ard’s Prayer, Jean Hayes. .Mis. Price tra'-o discussion after .,;u.v> if th-' selections, The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Prict on Monday, November 20. A" members arc urged to be present. I.IVtNGSTOS CIRCLE TO .1 / E E T TV ESP A Y AE TERVOON The Livingston circle of the Bap tist church will meet at the home of Mrs. II. S. Kiwin next Tuesday af ternoon at o’clock. Mrs. T. S. Wood and Mrs. W. G. Kilpatrick spent last week in Ander son, S. and attended the Ander son fair. Miss Ann Hews, of Green ville, accompanied Mrs. Wood home and snont the week-end here. PUBLIC MEET HELD BY F.F.A. CHAPTER Brevard Future farmers of Amer. ica held their second public meeting of the year in the Junior Hall Sat urday night, with an interesting program being given, as follows; Uncle Remus story by Sam Mc Cullough; “Effect of Com and Hog Pen in this County," Lewis Meece;| talk on unsettled conditions in, Europe, Charles Dickson; talk on] Tennessee Valley Authority, George i Leverett. A debate waa an interesting part of the evening's program—“Resolv ed: That Horses are more practical for farm use than the tractor.” Due to absence of the negative side, the president appointed three boys to take their places ,and though they had but r few minutes to propai1 their arguments they made an excel lent defense of the horse, but lest to the affirmative. Taking part in the debate were, affirmative, Char, les Merrill, Melvin McGnha and Robert Taylor; for the negative Clyde McCrary Earl Ashworth and Howard Morris. Judges were Miss Daisy Norton, Mrs. Cordia King and Mrs. Leslie Nichols. Music was furnished by Bruts CANNERIES MAY BE BUILT EASY-WILSON W. A. Wilson, director of relief for Transylvania county, states that there was a wrong impression created by an article published in last- week's Times, he trying to get the idea across that inexpensive canneries could be get up in communities at small cost where proper co-operation was had. The- cannery reierreri to tn the ai article prepared by Mr. Wilson lasl week was property of J A. Glazener and F. H. Holden, who secured the parts for the cannery in piece-meal, buying only such new parts as could not be bought second-hand in the county. The condensed statement in regard to the canning and raising of the produce was held to a minimum, Mr. Wilson states, this being official summary sent to the state depart ment, and did not cover the work done by individuals and groups in the county. Watson and Mi>s Sattie Parker. The meeting closed in regular form with next public meeting to Ik- held on* month hence. —l>ewi!; Meeci-. reporter Opening Announcement JOINES MOTOR CO. Brevard, North Carolina We are pleased to announce re-opening of our Ford Sales and Service agency in Brevard and invite you to call and see the NEW FORD now on display. - at your Service .. MOTORISTS ! m CAR need Repairs? Greasing and Oiling? Wash ing and Simonizing? We perform all three ser vices with equal skill and thoroughness. What do you :-ay we service that car of yours now for Fall driving? Rufus Joincs, Mgr. R. .1. Whitmire, .Salesman G&qIB? By- - Why wait until a cold snap has caught you and done serious dam age to your car this year? Anti-Freeze is lower in price than ever before No one should! be without Anti-Freeze Protection. With the cold winter days and nights which are to follow, your BAT T E R Y will be called upon to do extra duty — so at the first sign of weakness in your battery allow us to demonstrate one of our batteries te you and prove the extra advant TRADE IN YOUR OLD BATTERY Worn oat Batteries accepted aa part payment on new Firestones. ^ .■w SR«r. fno »«• i RAITERY age found only in our line of caaeries. W e have a battery for every type of car with prices ranging from $5.40 up—an allowance of 50 cents for your old battery. FIRESTONE ONE-STOP STATION See our line of— AUTOMOBILE HEATERS __Both Hot Water and Pdanifold Type. Make your car as comfortable as your home. IS YOUR CAR HARD TO START? If your car is hard to start on cold mornings, let us test your spark plugs, and ignition points, starter and generat or. A small sum spent in the proper way will save you much time and worry. Old Tires Are Dangerous! Winter driving is always dangerous, but more so unless your car is equipped with good tires. FIRESTONE TIRES are Better- because they are made by gum-dipped patented process that in sures longer life, more mileage and safer traction. How About Your Brakes? Don’t be penny-foolish by letting old worn out bands scratch and ruin your brake drums, cause wrecks, damage to* your car and loss of life. FIRESTONE Brake Lining is cheap in price but high in quality. McCRARY AUTO SERVIC ■ Chevrolet Sales and Service, Parts and Accessories )ay Phone 290 brevard North Carolina Night Phone 291 .. -

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