... i CE HAllTSELL TO
BE HONORED SUNDAY
A program of unusual interest has
been prepared for the Wallace Hart
sell 15. V. P. U. meeting, which will
be presented next Sunday evening at
the Brevard Baptist church. The
public is invited to this service.
The following will be rendered:
Seng, Send The Light; reading, Hel
en Galloway; solo, Mrs. Paul Hart
sell; Group I. Subject, -‘Winning the
Homeland;1 An Immense Opportun
ity, Ralph Ramsey; A Heroic Effort,
Evelyn Bavnard; An Urgent Neces
sity Lillie McCrary; A Compelling
Motive, Mrs. Turner Allison; What
Wo Can l)o. Mrs. Lawrence Holt;
talk on mission?, A. B. Galloway,
song, Jesus Saves.
Delay is fatal to gtod resolutions.
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be off your hands. Yes,
and returned in two
d a y s spotlessly clean
and fresh.
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with the health of your
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ou : : : nitary clothes.
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We; Wash per ib . -Ode
F Kill,: W’kkIi Finished
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p ’r lb.1 Oc
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Dr. O ire it In. Congressional Ruce
Asheville—Dr. J. E. Owen, Ashe
ville dentist and aviator, Saturday
announced his candidacy for congress
.n a “Popular Representative Pint
form.’’ Congressman Zebulor. Weaver
represents this district and it is
assumed that he will be a candidate
again at the Democratic primary on
June 4, 1934.
Slot Machines Sci.:ed
Asheville—In a quick series of
raids Monday afternoon police con
fiscated nine slot machines and or
it-U'd those in whose places of busi
ness they were found to answer
charges of operating a gambling de
vice.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
I hereby announce my candidacy
\>r the office of Register of Deeds,
ubject to the will of the Democratic
(iters to be expressed in the Jane
‘rimary, 1934. If nominated and
'looted, I promise to perform all
lutks connected with the office to
he best of my ability. Your support
will be* appreciated.
NOAH C. MILLER,
tfp Lake Toxaway.
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS j
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the office of register of deeds
subject to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary in June. If nominat
ed and elected, I will promise to
serve the people of my county to
"he very best of my ability, and
shall appreciate the support of ev
eryone.
EDWIN A. MORGAN
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS |
I hereby announce myself as can- j
didate for re-nomination and elec- j
tion on the Democratic ticket for the j
place of Register of Deeds of Tran- j
sylvania County. My record as your i
nublic servant is my rccommenda- j
ticn. I shall appreciate your support.!
!tf JESS A. GALLOWAY
FOR STATE SENATOR
I hereby announce my candidacy;
'or nomination as Senator for the
Thirty - second Senatorial District,
-ub.ieci to the action of the Demo
cratic Primary which is to be held1
in Jure. j
In offering myself as a candidate
f< r this position I do not feel that
T am asking the voters of the county
' ‘‘buy a pig in a p kef It \va- by
Mie cvei whelming vote given me ini
the I: t general election that I was
privileged to serve you as a member
f if Mouse of Representatives in
Mi' last General Assembly. The
wholehearted manner in which the
p.ple if the county supported and
jbr-ked my feeble t(Torts in their be- j
' b >!f prompts me to offer my service.-!
Hirrt i u m i lr i.ip
which position my greatest and only;
! ambition shall he to serve the peo
ple of the district faithfully and;
well.
' The support of those having con-i
! faience in my ability to servo the.
i best, int - rests of the public in this
'pc“ition will be appreciated.
Verv sincerely,
dp M. W. Galloway
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
I ...
: 1 hereby announce my canuiuaej |
' iv ;■ the House of Representatives j
- abject to the action of the Demo* j
- i-tu- Primary in June. If nomtnat- j
cd ai"i d eled, I promise faithful
- .vice a' a member looking to tne
,,t ,, .. of the people of the county!
j riate. Your support will be ap-j
1,rtciatCd- W. M. HENRY. j
A talking motion picture presented by the
Ford Motor Company—a story that begins
in a country town of yesterday and ends in
a modern setting of today.
CLEMSON THEATRE
II i DfU 1ST 2:00 P.M.—6:30 P.M.
ITlAntn 1 7:30 P. M.—11:00 P.M.
COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS
JOINES MOTOR CO.
—
Authorized Sale* »“d Service
CARS and TRUCKS
W. Main street Brevard, N. C.
WHIRL AT THE WORLD OF NEWS
Items of interest gleaned during the pest week
JtuHans Gutvrd Their Frontier
Rome—Ready for any eventuality,
75,000 Italian troops weri posted
Thursday at strategic joints . long
the Austrian frontier; their pui p .ee
being to keep Austria from upi-big
with Germany.
- Eggs Truck Burns
Edenton, N. C.—If Henry Jone
had been hungry this would have;
been his lucky day. j
L'living his truck near here he j
suddenly found it afire. There snem-i
e,i to be nothing he could do so hej
..emitted it to burn. There were 100;
cas 's .,f iggs on the truck, ail valued
at $2,000. ,!
j„,.es said he never saw so many:
fried eggs in his life.
Football Hero Acquitted ;
El Paso—A jury of Texans last!
night, acquitted Lieut. John It. Mu. |
former West Point iootbab
hira, on both counts in an mdict
nunt charging attack on Biuncb
Halls, pretty Alabama divoicee.
Traylor Dead
rhicairo—Melvin A. Traylor.presi*
Iral of the First National bank and
‘ 1 i; in 19:12 for the Demo
■V^rSnation for the Presidency
1 • j 1 Wednesday night of last ween
afW a month’s illness of pneumonia.
elver Burned To Death
New * Orleans—Capt Merle Nelson
at a very low altitude.
i T/v C/i^It, Political l rucc
SSilSJS Gaston Downer*
one’s national unicm cab Thurs.
cl a ministerial “e<-l*™ient for a
day appealing J\, France to
rift™™' "ob
lems. _.
Socialists bMf*, nd into
v v'iUS. °t£
I8yn»\ftsjfl5'.£
publican Guard ^ e* Thursday,
piuate guvnl a authority of the
,iU disputing tne uu
Au trian government^
. fh, v0 Dictatorship
\ ixhia Oi'nl ‘ g^thed and revo
Vkiina—Blood headed a«a,n
jin-A statehood Friday un
: ...ward Faa.8t dictatorship >“
idm thf ^Scrt Dollfus and
!Co,:nce""V 'nos tavh(jmborg.
! , , ,pce Kni-'t \ n
r:,,,v A’yH 'J%KAiur.l
!' 1 ;■: v< rdeetet. a.I ,|Gy
u- •' m .lame
: £lnt on MoW
Oil —«"bn D
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k?'&#^£r»zf
isfv,: sj^Hfs4
:, ip here, 11- 1_._
Hlsleri/ RXTt8y!ary'f Fin«c
Hays, Kalis. • 1' bci.? of bn
'imply deteste' " ja t ve?v. The
automobile. tfooa —were hard to
nomhtvs “Yr: ” t stuttering-.
,,v.,nounco m , off buying hot
This year she fifty-sent
tag. silently »ft‘"grea«„n than to
. ,.n:\Hv_.L’r no "the. an(.thc). set
Sef foriogwns B8-2222.
Kii'jinnd and Russia Sign Trade
Treaty
1 , ndon—Great Brittain and R- ■■;
ilTrriir ir»«“K«i*i <7
Cumulation of Unit*} State* trade
with the Soviet republic.
Hill To Get Position
A'TieviUe—Dan W. *KiU, prom
inent. Asheville insurance man and
me-time postmaster, tinll be ap
pointed as assistant treasuier of -he
Republican national. committee, it
was learned here Friday'.
Laure Arrested
Tampa—Edward Laure, wanted in
th S2,000.000 robbery of the Lincoln
National Bank Trust company, of
Lincoln, Neb., and m the fndnap.nt,
of Janies Hackett, Blue Island, 111.,
was arrested here Friday.
A Mean Robber .
Jeannette, Pa.-A lot of robberies
have come under the head of mean
est” but Jeanette adds this one
Somebody sneaked into the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Myers and
toie a pair of crutches belonging to
Bernice Myers, 13, an infantile
paralysis cripple. The tamiiy W
ooor and no other crutches are
available, keeping the girl from at
tending school. I
American Citizen Hilled In Fight'
New York—0. Borowetz, New
York restauranteur, was informed
Thursday by cable that bis *.7-ycar
old daughter, Alice, an American
citizen, had died of wounds received
in a Vienna street fight.
Mother Nature Mixes Dates
Ketchikan, Alaska—Mother nature
seemed to have her oates mixed here
this week-end. With a temperature
of 57 degrees above zero, the warm
est for February in 21 years. Young
stera swam In the channel and buds
appeared on bushes and strawberry
plants.
Pro I'm A irfiord Beft/ie Z'fnt'.tf
Washington—Waller Brown, post
wester general under former. Presi
dent 11 onvpr appeared voluntarily
I.-.fore the senate airmail investigat
ing committ e Monday to answer
charges of fraud and collusion in
mail contracts awards during his
administration.
' mrv'u agreed to waive immunity.
; iiiiYiyned the committee that any
thing he raid could be used against
him ’‘in any court in the land." Jlis
te.-limonv probably will consume
viral .lays.
.In ExUa Long Congress
Washington — President Roosevelt
n't be able to gel away for the
a-going vacation in April, it be
..:nc plain Monday. It was expected
l bat present session of Congress
wiuld last into the summer.
Asheville Couple Robbed
Asheville—'T. R. Spalding, assist
ant superintendent cf the Great At
lantic and Pacific stores in Ashe
ville, and Mrs, Spalding were held
up and robbed 'Saturday night of a
-aek esitmated by police to contain
$2,000 in currency.
- I
Belgian1 King Dcnd
Brussels, Belgium — Albert L.
Kirg cf the Belgians, was killed
Sunday afternoon in a mountaineer
ng accident. He was climbing up a
steep cliff when a piece of rock
inch he was holding to gave way
letting him fall to the foot far be
low. He was 59 years old.
Austria, Must Ramin Free
Paris—France, England and Italy
agreed in a declaration Monday that
Austria’s independence must be
maintained In other words she must
not unite w ith Germany or any
other country.
Weather Halts A inmil
Washington — Army fliers took
over the air mail Monday under
dangerous conditions which caused!
cancellation of some schedules and
made completions of others doubt
ful.
Officially the army did not begin
the task thrust upon it through can
cellation of all private domestic air
mail contracts until midnight but
Uncle Sam’s pilots had planned tc
go oh all journeys which were due
to end after the formal zero hour.
Clilui Rnildin,!/ Rea''/! With C. .S’.
Fund i
Tokyo- - Ropovts that a portion of
America’s $50,000,000 cotton and
v.h; at loan to China is being u-ed
in the expansion of Chino-e air
domes to Fcoch w and Amoy will
be the subject shortly of Japanese
diplomatic representations to China,
it was learned Monday.
wMwmwn
Th;s community was saddened and
shocked to learn of the death of
Mrs Macfarland Shackleford in
Spartanburg Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Shackleford was the oldast daugh
ter of Ml*, and Mrs. Edgar Patton
of Davids n River. Funeral services
were e Quoted at the Davidson
River Presbyterian church Monday
afternoon at tl o'clock by Rev. \V.
S. Jfutichson. Burial was in tin
Davidson River cemetery.
Mr and Mrs. Francis Plum.,,
wore shopping in Bonders nvilii
Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie and Mr. Henry Mack
ey of Swannsnoa spent the w . k-(
end here with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Simpson of
Ci ccnviile, spent the week-end with
D'.' hitters mother, Mrs. D. W •
Headquarters For
-Feeds-Seeds- roceries
Kor th'-se who want a. profi
table family flock of .hiek
er.s or BETTER PAYING
and larger pullets on the
farm in this community, we
have made special arrange
ments with reliable hatch
eries to supply us this spring
with good, healthy, husky,
day-old baby chicks.
We Will Order a Large Quantity ol Chicks Shlppad Direct To You At a Saving
Knox Improved
FERTILIZER
(Lime Used As A Filler)
Recommended by State College Agri
culture Experts as ideal for this section
of the State.
Lime Filler Instead of Sand
_
wood’s r
Recognized throughout the
country as STANDARD for
growth and yield.
better seeds .
Just as cheap to buy... .but pay big
ger returns fit harvest time.
Phone 66 Ea»t Main Street BREVARD, N. C.
FREE RICTURE AT THE
CLEMSON NEXT WEEK
—
"These Thirty Years,” a no\
talking picture produced by the For
Motor company, is to be shown s
the Clemson Theatre on March 1
first showings’ at 2 and 0:3t) p. m.
second showing'7:30 and 11 p. m |
Complimentary tickets ore beino
distributed by Joiues Motor corn
party, Inc., of Brevard, under whose
auspices the local showings are be
ing held.
The story of ‘The Thirty Year
begins 30 years ago in the town i.
Brookfield. Dave- Haines and 1'
aged mother see their farm and > v
erything they own put on the ae
tii.n block to satisfy a greedy mo.'
gage holder. During the audio
however, Dave becomes inspired
i “horseless carriage” seen tcavin
town a rutted country road at Ik
nee!.-blinking speed of 20 miies p i
Iv or.’' He sees a great future in
autorn b;)e? and wants J:d Travers
iocal livery stable owner, to go inti
business with him. Jed withholds hi
decision until Dave proves what hi-'
“carriage” (an do in a eros.-c en
try race with a horse.
Players featured in “These Thirty
Years” include David Morris, who
played in “Come Easy,” and other
pictures; K. Elmo Lowe, who play
ed the lead in "There's Always
Juliet," and other well known plays;
Donald McDonald who played the
leads in “Left Bank” and “He :■ To
day,” and took part in “Forsaking
All Others” featuring Tallulah Bank
head; Fredrick Forrester who play'd
the father in “Animal Kingdom."
Alice John, who plays the part of
“Mom” Haines in “These Thirty
Years” has played for the Theatre
Guild, Arthur Hopkins, and Charles
Frohman.
Hollingsworth.
C. B. Allison and Glenn Bryson
made a trip to Cashiers Valley Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Campfiold
had as their week-end guests their
grandson Lloyd and Allen of Swan
nanoa.
Mr. Willie Morris and small son
of North Brevard were recent guests
of Mrs. W. A. Lyday.
After the regular meeting of the
Intermediate B. Y. P. U. at the
local Baptist church last Wednesday
evening a social was enjoyed by th
large group of young people pre
ent.
The annual stockholders aiedir
of the Carr Lumber company v.a
held at the home of Mr. W. W
Croushorn Monday.
Friends and relatives in this sc
tint) were sorry to learn of th- den
of Undo Butler Brown M nd.v
morning at the homo of Vell.v Brown
He has many friends in this .<•
tint), who will mis him.
The Baptist ehnrdi joined in the
Knon and Cedar Mt. chord) inst
week and bought their past r
Hilemen a Buick sedati.
| Observance of* World Day ol '
Prayer was held at St. Philips
Episcopal church Friday Afternoon,
with members c ail denomination*
of the town in attendance and
participating or. rhe program,
An inspiring j rogrtflm was pre
sented, with the theme centering
around prayer for peace in the
home-, the heart, the church, the na
I tion and fogint•.. rational peac-r Mrs.
; Frank Jenkins v? or gram leadmr
assisted by muni ms from the f •
I churches of the town, in pra.
scripture reading gad musical sed er -
fie»i . Mrs. J. M. Allison, Mrs. A.
II. Kizer arid Mr-. Car! McCrary
rendered apprenriu ? trio and solo
selections, accompanied by Mrs.
Fred Miller.
Th<- World Day • i Prayer is on
annua! interden i inatnnal oWu-d
vance, world-wide n scope. Th.
services are held each year in one
of the local churches, the invitation
this year being extended by mem
bers of St. Philips church for the
services to be held with them.
A crocked man fur straight iyin
BUILT UP NERVES
It. R. A. ' werman oi
71.1 derkhsm SL, Dur
ham. N, C., said: *'M;
nerves were bad and m;
appetite waa poor. I loa:
weigh! and *uflered ver!
much from neuralgia
Dr. Plerce’t Colderi Medi
cal Diacovery built up my
nerve* and drove out th
neuralgia *o completely
that 1 Bare never aunerea since.
New »Ij«, tablet* on la., liquid, $1.00.
Write Dr. Pierce’* Clinic, Bufialo. N. Y.,
for free medical adv.“W. Da One Part."
WANT ADS
WANTED—A good work mule—or
would trade g< 1 mule and cows
for good mule tern What have
you? Box X, Tii - office, Brevard,
WANTED TO 3TV—Used Studio
Type Piano. Mt'jt he in good con
dition and veaso'uhle. Write hov
344. Waynesvillc, N C, ftp
Plant# For Sain > 3BAGE plants.
Charleston. Jet-. ', Succession and
I Copenhagen Mai. ' >NION plants,
White and Yellow C-' muda. all 75c
} r,e r 1000—5000 1 00c per J00O.
! Send remittance prompt -hip
jment. DORRIS 1 CO.. Valdos
ta. Ca. -r-1 4tp
I [!'.t XTL'D — Vo- -1. e Rcpairir.?
\Ve are equipped . ■ do first c!asj
! -hoe r.-pair wor'.-r 1 ••■du..s soles s> -
j heels 75 cents, '(..-ms soles and
I rubber In ■ :s >1. ’ .-vard She:
! Shop. T. K. XV .- wner—New -
i Arcade. Jan X tfc
FINAL CLEARANCE SALE
Continued Another Week
All New Spring Goods are now i:.
are included in this sale at
SALE PRICES
ERw^hehtstI
HENDERSONVILLE, N. C.