Local and Personal Items
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Mi's. P. W. Jenks and daughter
Oliie Belle are visiting relatives in
Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Carrier are
on a motor trip to Sarasota Jack
sonville and other points in Florida.
Mrs. David Orr has been quite ill
with pneumonia the past two weeks
at her home near French Bioad
camp,but was showing some im
provement at last reports.
Mrs S. J. Long and Miss Mamie
Long of Sylva Were week-end
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. H.
Kilter.
C. L. King returned Saturday to
his home in Union City, N. J., al
ter spending several days here lol
lowing the funeral services 'of his
father, V. S. King, last week
Mrs. Charles McCrary and her
mother, Mrs. John Cantrell, left
Saturday for a weeks trip to New
York city, where Mrs. McCrary will
attend the International Convention
,* Beauty Shop owners.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Bishop and
family moved this week >'om the
hous' cti the former Brevard Insti
tute property to their home in
North Brevard. . .
Mrs. Dee liinespie nas oven m *>»,
1. ■ home but is somewhat improved.,
Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Osborne
h-i;| as their week-end gu* ts Mrs.'
Osborne's brother, J- II. Sumtoi.
-o- James, and two daughters. Mrs.
A. (J. Humphries and Mrs. \. rmnn
j . all ef Lynchburg, Va.
Mr-. Charles Cunningham, of
nviile, visited her parents, Mr.
..• d Mrs. \Y. II (Iivgan Jr., on
Sunday. ,, i
Mrs. T. M. Israel «f Uemlevson
vi\. w •• •• th.e Sunday guest of her
vv Mr- David Orr, and family.
: • ' \ .. n a. re mini, d by two
seK'o’mates f Wcu\ i college were
week ere. yaest- ei the b ’lnei s
V ,-.r; Mr- W. I Aiken.
. f Xorvis. Tettn.
*p, • viA.ei ''.ere with his
"',j. - \V \Y Rabb left
Sun.: v" • Yt'orta ' a visit with
relatives. V..- Rabb Wing called on
account > !' the death an aunt.
Mi-- Kdr.a I.yday. who is_ -Win
Ruth Ray'' beamy »hop in Waynes
Want Ads i
Pi\ W. C. Gold-by wil'-'be at the
home of Dee Gillespie cn March
29th, 30th and 3JM. ItP
—aTHTTk "WANTED—What have you I
to offer? Have had two years]
commercial course, graduate hiffh.
^chO( 1. have worked as laborer, clerk,
and bookkeeper. Will appreciate in-,
terview. Am now in cCC camp, but j
will bo discharged July 1st. \\ant,
to make Transylvania my home..
Write William Hicks. ^Balsam Grove, j
FOR .SA. L Ecow?• ,all
young and good milkers. Van Wal
drop near Selica, Brevard R-3 ltp
MEX WASTED for Rawleigh routes
of 800 families in Transylvania,
Havwood, South Jackson counties,
Brevard. Reliable hustler should
start earning 825 weekly and in
crease rapidly. Write immediately.
Rawleigh Co.. Dept. N C-l 80-S. _ Rich
mond, Va. 1°, “2p:
-— — j
Time will tell — j
wear SUNDIAL SHOES j
THE FASHION, Brevard
MOVING and GENERAL HAVL
ISG- reasonable prices, every load
insured. See Charlie McCrary at
McCrary Auto Service, Phone 290,
Brevard, N. C. Men 8
- ■■ -- 1 ■ **”*
WASTED — Your Shoe Repairing!
We are equipped to do first class)
shoe repair work. Radios soles and j
heels 75 cents. Men’s soles and
rubber heeis 81.00. Brevard Shoe |
Shop. T. E. Waters, ownfer—News]
Arcade, Jan 1 tfc j
WANTED—To exchange a house!
ard <> acres of land ip Henderson
county for a place in or near Bre
vard.
ORR & HAldLlS, Realtor*
Brevaid, N. C.
WANTED A HOME for one, two orj
three ®-months-old kittens. Free]
for the asking. Inquire at The Times]
office. dh |
Eat well
Live well
If your stomach is in good
shape, you’ll feel better and
live longer.
Good Food
Cooked Right
Like you get at the Canteen is
essential to your well oeing.
Coffee Fit For Kings
—THE—
CANTEEN
DOC GALLOWAY, Prop.
.^ ^ a • a m
Mile, spent the week-end with her
>arents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ly
lay, at Pisgah Forest.'
Mrs. C. K. Osborne and daughter
Mrs. Eek Sims were Asheville visi
lora Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burnette, of
Greenville, were week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. McK. Fetzer.
Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Rutty
have returned from a visit with
Mr. Rufty’s . relatives at States
ville.
Wade Zachary has been quite ill
at his home on Probart street.
Miss Liliian King spent the week
end in Asheville with Mr. King
ivho is employed at Eckerd’s.
Miss Winifred Nicholson, of Wea
rer college, was Sunday guest of hier
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Niehol
on. „ , ,
Mr. and Ms. Rube Morgan had
ns their guests on Sunday Vando
Morgan and children of Rosrnan,
and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bridwell
mul Mr. and Mrs. Jameson of Tay
lor .-.S . C., ami Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
11 arvcll and daughter of Irvey, South
Carolina. .,
Can King, oi amivwih.-,
inu his'grandmother, Mrs. P. a
,Uj{aiph Osboriv, of Norris, Tenn.,
connected with the TV A work there,
ciiont several days here last wee.;
with bis family. , t,
.Mrs. Cordell Russell and little
daughter have returned 'to their
horn in Canton, after visiting Mr?.
Russell’s parents Mr. and Mrs.
W. 11 . Duckworth.
Mr.and Mr. D. Scruggs and rhil
di n of Hendersonville were week
end visitors in Brevard.
\lbert Kilpatrick. Milton Sellers
end Dick Aiken attended the per
f rmanee at the Municipal airport
in Greenville Sunday.
I.. A. Campbell, Anderson repre
sentative ef the Owens Bros. Marble
: ompany of Greenwood, S. C., was
a business visitor in Brevard Tut?
day.
Dr. and Mrs. C. JE..Cunningham
and baby, Charles Edward Jr., were
>vp !r-eTd guests of Dr. Cunning
ham's parents in Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Paxton and
infant son have moved to Grecville,
S. C.. where Mr. Paxton has a posi
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kyle were
Asheville visitors Monday.
Mi s Charlotte Patton has re
turned from a two weeks’ visit with
her cousin, Mrs. Oliver Crar.v. and
family in Charlotte.
Mrs. Mamie Vcrdery, of Hender
sonville, was a vistior in Brevard
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Waters,
Misses Ruth and Willie Kate Waters,
Paul Transeau and Hurley Wachter
motored to Greenville for the day
Sunday.
Lamar Blirton and Frank Bates,
editor and business manager re
spCctively, of The Mountaineer, Wea-I
ver college annual, were business)
visitors in Brevard Monday. i
Misses Ruth and Willie Kate
Waters were guests several days
last week of Mrs.P. J. Mshaffey in
Greenville.
Miss Edith Mull is in charge of
Ruth’s Beauty Parlor durir": the
week’s absence of Mrs. Charles Mc
Crary in New York.
Miss Nelle McCrary is expected
to return home within the next few
days from Fruitland Institute, where
she has been an attending nurse of
Miss Martha Sullinger the past two
weeks. Miss Sullinger is the lady
principal of the Institute, and is
raid to be much improved from her
illness.
Miss Rowena Orr has been visit
ing Miss Virginia Wilcox in South
Carolina the past week.
Miss Lillian Jones of Tuxedo was
a week-end guest of Mrs, Thelma
E. Galloway.
Mrs. II. E. Erwin and son
Harold are visiting in Anderson, S.
C., this week.
Littie Faye Wolf, who has been
confined in Lyday Memorial hospital
with pneumonia wa9 reported on
Wednesday to be some better.
Littlo Claude McDowell, of Lake
Toxaway, a patient in Lyday Mem
orial hospital is said to be doing
nicely.
Mrs. Roy Kanipe has returned to
her home in Roxboro, after a visit
of several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. F. P. Sledge.
Bound Over to Court
GeoigC' Pricfmore of Henderson
county was bound to Superior court
by Magistrate Henry Envin on
i Wednesday morning on charge of
stealing machinery from the Fred
Miller shop in Brevard. Pridmore
was arrested Tuesday by Sheriff
Tt m Wood and a Henderson county
officer.
V. S'. Income On Upgrade
Washington—Income of the fed
eral government for the first eight
and one-half months of the year
surpasses the total of 1933, treasury
figures show.
Two American Confc sed Spies
Paris, France—Robert and Mar
jorie Swits, two Americans, confess
ed Monday to being members of a
world-wide espionage ring operating
in behalf of Germany and Soviet
Russia against France, Great Brit
ain and the United States.
TO LIT1CA L
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
To The Voters of Transylvania Go.
Having served my county as Tax
Collector for one term, and having
faithfully discharged the duties oi
said office, I hereby announce my
self as candidate for nomination for
the second term, subject to the
Democratic Primary. I will appreci
ate the support of my friends.
Respectfully, 0. L. ERWIN
PISGAH FOREST NEWS
The people of our community were
saddened over the death of an old
friend, Mrs. Edwin Poor, Saturday.
Funeral services were held Sunday
afternoon at the Davidson River
Presbyterian church, the Rev . W.
S. Hutchinson, officiating. Intor
mentwas made in the Davidson River
cemetery.
Lance Carter is visiting his aunt
Mrs. Ed Lance, on Mills River.
Mrs. W. L. I-yday had as her
guests several days last week Mrs.
Robert Boggs ar.d baby.
Little Woodrow Cooper ified in
Lyday Memorial hospital Tuesday
morning.
Mr. and Mrs, W. If. Stophel, of
Marion, S. C., were visitors of Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. Duncan, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Stophel were former
residents of this community.
Misses Flora and Mamie Lyday
have been visiting several of their
pupils who aro ill with measles.
Miss Nadine Avery visited Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Plummer in Brevard
lsst week •
Miss Cornelia Ratchford of Brc
vai-d visited Miss Dorothy Souther
Monday night.
Time will tell —
wear SUNDIAL SHOES
THE FASHION, Brevard
j[ Why
Liquid Laxatives
Do You No Harm
I
The dose ot a liquid laxative can be
measured. The action can thus be
regulated to suit individual need. It
forms no habit; yon need not lake a
“double dose” a day or two later.
W wilt a mild.liquid laxrJwr irritate
! the kiihtctis.
The right liquid laxative will brine
a perfect movement, and with no
di-cnmforl at the lime, or afterward.
The vi''.ug cathartic may efien do
more ! arm than g >od.
An approved liquid laxative (one
•vhicl: is most widely used for both
adults and children) is Dr. Caldwell’s
Syrup Pepsin, a prescription. It is
perfectly cafe. Us laxative action is
based on senna—a natural laxative.
The hovels will r.ot become depend
ent on this form of help, as they may
1 do in the case of cathartics contain
ing mineral drugs. Ask your druggist
j for Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin.
Member N. R. A.
ment is hand selects*! and an
exclusive model. Beautiful new
-ilk print? and -solid color
crepes — Trims at organdie,
novelty b:wr» and rand made
lace. The new r.r.i ctanning
The Needed Accessories . . .
as
Such as lingerie, millinery and bag
real economy prices
The New “Golden Art"
UUSTBEIGE
CUASHTONE
MOUETTE
SPICE BROWS
LT. GUNMETAL
MASOA
HOSIERY
Pure Sheer (CT.:'< i — full
fashioned, that v - v ' feature
69c 89c
THE FASHION
“Complete Outfitters at Economy Prices
Brevard, N. C.
SALE
Starts Friday March 23
Next Door to McLellan’s HENDERSONVILLE, in. l. |
OUR STOCK
of quality goods is more com
plete and up-to-date than ever
before.
Our buyers went direct to the New York markets and returned with fortunate purchases that C A STER BARGAINS !
mean much to you. In fact, we overbought and must sell as much as possible before Easter. _LnUILIX MJ
■MOTHanaMBMUEa
42-inch Raw Silk
Flat Crepe
29c
Yard
Men’s Genuine
Broadcloth
Dress Shirts
59c
ABasement)
EXTRA SPECIAL
GORDON PURE SILK, FULL- •
FASHIONED HOSE. Frt11
Not over six pairs to customer; no exchanges and no refunds
They ARE a Bargain •
Men’s Shirts
and Shorts
Extra Special At
19c
(Basement)
Printed and Solid
Pastel Spring
Silk Dresess
$1.98
Shoe Department
Tea new styles in men’s Calf
skin Goodyear Welt Oxfords,
all leather; $4.00 flJO Q>0
values—Special at. . . .
Ladies Oxfords and Health Shoes, all leather U | UV
with ?rch supports; whites, blacks, tans. yl«t/v
MEN’S CLOTHING
(Main Floor)
One group high grade New York Style and
Fa^hioh Q Suits; beautiful spring patterns,
including Bi-swing models; values to 22.50
$14.95 $15.95
Men’s and Young Men’s All Wool ff*11|.95
Spring suit, including heavy serges S' 1"
Boys’ All Wool Spring Suits— fl»0 95
including blue cheviots .
Fast color Broadcloth Dress Shirts ’7QC
in fancy patterns and solid colors 1 v
New spring Rosett Felt Hats
including stitched, on sale at. .
Young Men’s Dress Pants,
Hollywood models, on sale at .
I LADIES’ READY-TO-WEAR
New Spring Swagger Suits, (PC-95
regular $9.95 values, on sale'alyv
New Spring Polo Coats, in
tans and royal blues; all sizes; (PQ-95
regular $12.95 values. Special «P0
Beautiful new Rayon Taffeta
and Rayon Satin Blouses, in Cl'®®
all the new spring shades. . . .
Wool Flannel Skirts, in all (PI-49
colors. Special at.
New assortment Fancy d*j (M .59
Spring Sport Sweaters, «J)1> V*
New Spring Millinery, in
assorted colors and (and Cl'®®
styles. Fine values »-'0 «P *•
PURE SILK DRESSES_
In beautiful assortments of styles
and colors, including printed and
solid color pastel-shades, navy
three-quarter coat dresses, pastel
fur-trftnmed heavy crepe suits,
and a lot of others. Unusual
values that were formerly up to
$10. Special Easter price of
$2.98 $3.98
$4.98|$5J8
1 . .
DIET C mnnc 40°-yard Lilly and OC
llEiVL aJwvlirlJ Blossom thread, spool 0
J. & P. Coats and iC
New pure dye wash- TAC Q NT Cotton< Met- ^
able Silk, yd.U*' cerized and Silk Thread.
PATTERSON’S I
HENDERSONVILLE : = = N.C.||
Men’s and boys’ All Wool
Sweaters, slipovers, in fancy
and solid colors si AA
Easter Bargain price «P *• Vw
Men’s Work Shoes, with solid
Leather, Panco bottoms AOC
A Bargain at. vQ
I AAIf I SPECIAL — Men’s
lalvMi Dress and 4*1 AA
work pants all sizes. V *
Men’s Triple-stich Blue iOC
Chambray Work Shirts W
Ladies high grade dress and
sport slippers, including straps,
ties, pumps, and ox* (M JA
fords. Values to $3.S0yl»T**J
Men’s solid leather Dress Ox
fords, leather insoles. £1 ftO
Special at only .y
Balfour Sheeting,
10 yards for
Children’s fast color aftC
Dresses with panties. .. w
36-inch Cretonne, lAC
yard. 1V
Ladies’ fast c© i(lfijj