R NEWS
(Mis. E. H. Mackey) — .
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Mr. uk1 Mrs. W. M. George had as
their guests Sunday their daughter.
Mary Georg? of Spartanburg, Mr
and Mrs. Fb-UUng George and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. A. Hender
son of Pelam. S. C.
Mrs. Tom Fisher wa=j called to ‘
Sylvu mat week op account of th-j
serious illness of her sister, Mrs. I
King
Mrs. M. I- Hamilton entertain'd
Sunday in honor cf Mr. Hamilton
8l»t birthday anniv.rsary at th.-.i
home here. A lnrg> number of vela-i
• fives and friends were present to en
joy the occasion with Mr. and Mrs.I
Hamilton
Mrs. Mack Compton of Grecnvi” •]
visited hoi brother, l’. y Patttrser ;
last week.
Mrs. K. H. Mackey is vi'.itins
friends and relatives in Greenv.l
several days this week.
Bode Burt ess of Canton i* visiting
his daughter, Mrs. G. Merrill this
week.
The W\ M. S. of Little River Ba,<
tist church will hold its regular
meeting tins afternoon (Thursday)
at the horn.' of Mr-'. M. M. McCal1
All members are urg <1 to he present, j
Mr. mid Mrs. Harley Merrill hadj
as their guests Sunday, Mr. George
Kitchen of Greenville and Mr, Alien|
\\ t and children (f Spartanburg. ;
V’u.:c who horde wealth are noti
w , than those who try to do so.|
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Why Hospitals Use
a Liquid Laxative
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I In. , Auh auit doctors have alw.r .
used liquid laxatives. And the public
is fast reluming to laxatives in liquid i
farm. I )>• you know the reasons'.’
'i he do-c uf a liquid laxative can a •
me nicd. 1'lie action cun thus d-‘ :
rer :l: vd to suit individual need P !
f,g: i,. ,-ii habit: you need not take i 1
■ d 1 ’«• dose’’ a day or two later
Vo,- iinil a mild liquid laxative irritate j
the l.idiieui.
f
'I lie right dose of a liquid laxa'r ••
brings a perfect movement, and ther**
isSio discomfort at the time, or after
/’The wrong cathartic may often do
barm than good.
properly prepared liquid laxative
Itic Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
v safe relief from constipation
II aeiitly he|ps the average person’s
iii\ve;- Pack to regularity. Dr. Cald
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j jj FARM PRODUCTS
j JCoJ'u. bu.66c j
i 'W^avy Hens, lb- ... .09c •
i IPfcht Hens. 11).07c j
] Kkj?S, dozen . .20c j
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, B. & B. !
! Feed & Seed Co. I
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f Brevard
ODD---BUT TRUE
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A AMtRtCftN PEOPLE SHOW
UTTlE INTEREST IN GETTING THEIR
NhMES IN THE 'SOCIAL REGISTER - A
NUMBER OF CITIES HNME DROPPED
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'TtoEfcE MU tO 000 OCO 6Q0A«*
MILES os Wt&XPLOW;® AMft IN
TUE VWORLO .
LIFE OF CANDIDA'
NOT BED OF R( E?
With people’s‘mind turning toward
things political, the following ar
ticle was brought in by 0. M. Sini
L'ldt, which tells a “true story” of
lu w one man spent his time can
casing:
-LOST FOUR MONTHS and 2d
ilays canvassing, lost 1,360 hours of
sleep thinking about the election,
Imt 10 acre; of corn and a whole
let 01 sweet potatoes, lost two front
teeth and a whole lot of hair in
personal encounter with an oppon
, nt: donated on<* beef, four ahoats
..nd five sheep to barbecues; gave
uwav two pairs of suspenders, five
calico dresses, five dolls and 13
baby rattles kissed 126 babies, kind
led 14 kitchen fires; put up eight
toves; cut 14 cord of wood; carried
24 buckets of water; gathered J
wngv.n loads of cc-rn; pulleu 47(1
i—”... nf foddg^ WHll<(,<l 4’0<-iC
Should
Advertise:
Want a clerk,
Want a partner.
Want a situation
Want to sell a farm
Want to sell sheep, cattle
Want to sell groceries, drugs
Want to sell dry goods, carpets
Want to sell clothing, hats, caps
Want to find customers for buying
ADVERTISE IN THE TIMES
Advertising will gain you customers
Advertising keeps old customers,
Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence
Advertising means business
Advertising shows energy
Advertise and succeed
Advertise judiciously
Advertise or bust
Advertise weekly
Advertise now
And all the •
liffeSrv *t': •„ hBBbP999kSfR
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\ VEGET
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Vegetables in a variety from which no favorite of |
yours is ever missing. If it's on the market, we have it. I
Fresh, tasty and delightful. AND—at prices you can j
afford.
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Large Celery, stalk 10c
Tomatoes, lb ... 10c
New Cabbage, lb 04c Wgjjjj |
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Lettuce, 2 heads 15c
We Deliver
MULL'S BLUE FRONT GROCER
Broadway Phewe 201 also
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IT D. C. MEETING WILL
FEATURE SIDNEY LANIER
Regular meeting «f the U. D. C.
will be held at the library Saturday
afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, according
to announcement of the president,
Mrs. 0. L Erwin.
An interesting feature of the mest-(
ing will be a Sidney Lanier program
and Southern songs. All members |
are urged to be present.
Mrs. W. W. Martin
Many people of the .county will be
learn with regret of the death of.
Mrs. W. W. Martin of Greensboro.1
Mrs. Martin was active in organiz
ing the several P.T.A. groups here
last fall and made a number of
friends in the county.
! VISITS IS SPARTASBURG
Mrs Guthrie Kilpatrick and son,
Billy were week-end guests in Spart
anburg
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ENLISTMENT MADE EASIER
PPoffice.
^^^^^umeptance of high school
! graduates for general service will
continue at the Marine office, Post
Office building, Savannah, Ga., dur
ing the month of February. A limited
number of boys between the ages of,
17 and 18 who have- completed the
eighth grade will also be accepted to
learn the drum and trumpet. 1
A Marino has plenty of time for
rending, recreation, sports and self
improvement. He has an equal
chance to build up his body with
athletics, or to improve his mind
with study His chief pride is in his
efficiency as a military man.
Applications will be mailed from
the Savannah office upon request to
young men of this -ection whe desire
service with the U. S. Marines.
NEW PAMPHLET GUT j
FROM STATE COT LEGE
- Detailed outline of a program'
for agricultural recovery in keeping
with Governor Ehringhaus’ “plan
and prosper" campaign has just been
prepared by Charles A. Sheffield,
assistant extension service director
at N. C State College.
Mr. Sheffield has made a study of
the crop acreage and livestock needs
of North Carolina, and his findings
have been set forth in a special cir
cular just issued by the extension
service.
. There is still a definite need for
more wheat, corn, oats, garden
truck, meat, and dairy products than
is now being produced -within the
Slate, he said. North Carolinians
cannot be self-sufficient until they
supply their own needs with foods
produced at home whenever possible.
The AAA program of reducing j
’lie production of basic commodi
ties will leave 600,000 North Caro
lina acres free for the production!
f food and feed erfos for home con-;
sumption. Mr, Sheffield said, and
nrw is the logical time for farmers
to begin the production of these
"eed and food crops.
Another important matter, he said,
that of Increasing the State’s live-,
atock population and of giving more!
houghi to the efficiency of farmers,
-o that their incomes won’t all be
•i ed up in defraying the cost of
‘arm operation.
A farmer barely breaking even, or
I losing mouev, will in most cases
aicr a profit from the same amount j
commodities if he eliminates all
•- aste by careful planning to meet
bo tv'w situation.
Tli3 pamphlet may be obtained
bee by citizens of North Carolina
upon application to the agricultu
•>1 editor at State College in Ral
eigh.
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MANY CHILDREN ON
PISCAH HONOR ROLL
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Pupils of Second and Third
Grades Make Record
In Scholastic Work
HONOR ROLL
First Grade — Frances Walker,
Betty Roller, Marguerite Frady,
Mary Ann Daniels, Jack Mackey,
Helen Pressley.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
First Grade — Frances Walker
Helen Pressley, Mary Ann Daniels
Henry Curto, Gaden Galloway, Clyde
Galloway.
HONOR ROLL
Second and Third Grades—Ned
Barnett, Victor Hollingsworth, Bris
<•1.0 Norris. Robert Owen, Klizabetl
Allison, Helen Ray, Franklin Camp
field, Bill Galloway, Annie May
Cooper, Delner Parker, Miriam Poor
Nora Lee Rhodes, Christine Senlell
Ellen Senlell, Mattie Sheppherd.
tearless Edmundson, Victor Hollings
worth, Ervin A, Mulen< x, Briscoe
Norris, John Norris, Frank Jackson
Patton, Frank Parris, Robert Owen
Elizabeth Allison, Lucille Markban
Helen Ray, Fae Sentell.
HONOR ROLL
Fourth Grade—Bob T. Gash, A)vs
Sentell, Edwin Cheek.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Fourth Grade—Paul Benfield, Ed
win Cheek, L. V. Corn. Debois Ed
nntr.dson, lie,•shell Galloway, Bol
T. Ga-li. Billie Lyday. Dixon Lyday
Alva Sentell, Ralph Sentell, Fraziei
Sentell, Thelma Daniels, Billie Jean
Duncan, Inez Edmundson, Bennie
Galloway, Myrtle Norris, Otcllie
Parris, Catherine Raines.
HONOR ROLL
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh Grades—
Eli Allison, Rose Wolf, Bonnie For
tune, Mildred Cheek.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Fifth," Sixth and Seventh Grades—
Sid Barnett, A. J7 Parker, Ell Alli
son, Willie Cody, Christina Gallo
way, Elsie Marcum, Christine Mule
nex. Edna Nicholson, Zella Mae Orr,
Mary Parris. Rt\y Benfield, Veora
Mulenex, Annie Sentell, Ruth Dun
car,, Bolen Daniels, Carmen Curto,
Rose Wolf, Martha Albert, Herman
Hollingsworth, Harry Sentell, Joyce
Sentell, Edgar Meecc, Delphine Gal
loway, Bonnie Fortune, Carrie Ray,
Eugenia Holden, Louise Mulenex,
Mildred Cheek, David Barton, Ed
ward Curto, Billy McCall, Eva Sen
tell.
Smalm Charlie Says
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“Bet it'd be might/
interestin' t’ one o|
the members o’ th’
‘old barber shop
debatin' club’t’ listen
in on the talk in a
beauty parlor —
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’AltBON PAPER—tho kind tha
lasts and refuses to smut all ove
ie office when handled.at les
'ian you pay for cheap grade*. Th
t’imes office.
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MOVING AND GEN£M£JMt&
rules- -cash to LifiSiJm
iiniard Transfer Co. Brevard. ip!
Plants For Sale: CABBAGE plants.
Charleston, Jersey. Succession and
Copenhagen Market. ONION plant*,
White and Yellow Bermuda, all 19s
per IOOC—6000 lots 60c per 10nft
Send remittance for prompt
dent. DORRIS PLANT CO., Va
ta, Ga. F'i
WANTED— Your “ 1
Wc are equipped to do ftrst c I
shoe repair work. Ladies soles j
heels 76 cents. Men's soles and
rubber heels $1.00. Brevard Shoe
Shop, T. E, Waters, owner—Nem
Arcade. Jnn 1 tfc '
! IYPE WRITER RIBE ON 3—gu a ran* I
teed regular Underwood-Fiahor 1
made same you pay 75c for else- J
where—only 60 cents, 2 for fl.OO.;
The Times office. $ (
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PIANO FOR SAUE—Good condl-!
tion; reasonable price and reas-j
onablo terras. Mrs. C. L. Newljmd,
North Brevard. 25';
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FURS WANTED '
Bring all your raw furs to Miller &!
Compton at the B. & B. Feed A Seed l
Co. next Saturday, and get the bfctti
price of the season. One dollar]
premium paid for the best handled,
pelt brought us this week and fifty
cent' for the second best. ltc.
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WANTED—More people to use the
Want Ads. Over 1600 families j
read your message in this column]
each week. dh,
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FOR SALE— WHITE PINE and!
j SPRUCE PINE (Hemlock) trees,I
i all sizes, both field and nursery
grown, in any quantity from 1 to a
] truck load. J. M. Clark, Penrose, N.
C. One mile from Penrose on Little
River road. J25 2tp
~ pay your "Subscription
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FOB SALE—bond yw m
heifers and steer*--beef typ*, AJ.
so on* eow with <Ur4y^^i|M»'^'
ane wood saw <at jKtni" good truck,
HueV.elwrry tngiae, five hone pow
er, in good ceaiition.- W. A. Alli
son, Brevard, bA. ltc
FOB SALK--Good chewing and
smoking tob*«o... .16 und 20
cents per pc usd. Joe Grooms, coun
try Club road. ell 3tp
ummw
I s. F. ALL!SOS, Prop.
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I D. R. Bryson R-3
Pisgah Mills, Brevard
J- S. Wilds, Rosman
11 ._S. I.ottis, Brevard
Church Morris, R-3
L H. Moore, Penrose
L. P. Beck, Asheville
Jas A. King, N. J.
Ed Duclos, Texas
A. K. Orr, Asheville
W, R. Lewis, Rosman
A. P. Bell, Rosman
Henry Queen, R-l
Nathan Morris, Ky.
John F. Henry, Ky.
Floyd Gash, Lenoir
C. E. Lance, R-l
Jim Alexander, R-2
! Eck Simms, Brevard
J. K. Mills, Brevard
R. J. Orr, Brevard
W. M. Cloud, Brevard
C. E, Wilson, Idaho
O. L- Erwin, Brevard
Joe Curto, R-2
i A. r. BOggs K-Z
0. N. Siniard, R-2
F. L. DeVane, Conn
J. H. Gravely, R-l
Frank Scruggs, R-3
Ed Hollingsworth, Ga.
E. H- Webb, Brevard
B. F. Beasley, Brevard
J. M. Allison, Ala.
R. V Merrill, Fla.
R. E. Williams, Cal.
E. C. Merrill, Cal.
D. F. Merrill, Easley j
L. R. Scruggs, R-3
D. L. English, Brevard
' J. H. Baxter, R-l
Pat Allison, R-l
Ernest Tilson, Brevard
Jackson Holden, R-2
Sam Orr, R-2
S. R. Morgan, Etowah
A. M. Case, Brevard
S. A. Morgan, Etowah
L. E. Bagwell, Brevard
J. M. Allison, Brevard
W. P. Allison. Brevard
Dr. T. F- Marr, Brevard
M. B. Bagwell, Brevard
T. L. Snelson, Brevard
Mabel Sharpe, Brevard
1 Mrs- Florence Orr, Brevard
I Mrs. George Simpson, Brevard
1 Mrs. T. H. Galloway, Brevard
i Mrs. R. H. Zachary, Brevard
Mrs. M- Shackleford, P. Forest
M. W. Galloway, Brevard
.Miss Margaret Brcese, Fla.
|F. L. Wilson, Pisgah Forest
Launa Clayton,‘Brevard
! Clyde Ashworth, Brevard
Rev. R\ L. Alexander, Lumber
ton, N. C.
E. R. Eehard, Taylorsville
Webb Hollingsworth, P, Forest
Mrs. M- S. MeKelvey, R-l
Clarence Norton, Oakland
'Carl Queen, Balsam Grove
Mrs- L. E. Lewis, Raleigh
Corrie Ashley, Hendersonville
Miss Carrie Duckworth, Ral
eigh
Miss Janie Hume, Asheville
Mrs. Robert Kirksey, Pickens
Mrs, W. H. Davis, Greenville
Henry W. Marshall,-Durham
Edmund C/Breese, Wisconsin
Mrs. Mamie Fisher Galloway,
Rosman
W. D. Lance, Cross Anchor
May Jenkins, New York
S. R. Sharpe, Lexington, N. C.
Miss Elise Walker, Brevard
John F. Norris, Clinton, S. C.
John Paul Lucas, Charlotte
J. B. Perry, Pisgah Forest !
Mrs. J. S. Silversteen, N. Y.
Ralph Chapman, Rosman
T. F. Brewer, Manning, S. C. |
Mrs. Nath Galloway, Rosman
Mrs. T. H. Shipman, Brevard
Mrs Dan Glazener, Rosman
Henrv Garren, Brevard
Mrs. Ina Aliison, Brevard
Rev. John Seagle, Charleston
W A. Lyday, Pisgah Forest
Ernest Lyday, Pisgah Forest
'*7?.. Perry Hmkle, Oakland
j. W. Nicholson, Pisgah Forest
Mi*. T. B. Crary, Brevard
L. R. McCall, Currie, N. C.
R. S. Winchester, Rosman
Mrs. C. M. Cooke, Florence^ /
Mrs. A. B. Miehasl, Fla.
j. S. Brorafield, Brevard gt,
P. H. Galloway, Brevard j