Brevard, N. C., April 5, 1934
To Hi* Honor, T. B. Finley,
Judge Superior Court,—
We, the grand jury, constituted
at the present term of the court,
having finished our labors, submit
the following report:
We wish to thank Your Honor for
your charge and: instructions, and
also to thank you, and the solicitor,
sheriff, clerk and other officers or
the court for the aid you have given
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"We have acted on all true bills
and presentments sent to us, and re
turned Mime into court with proper
notations of our action.
We have examined me wumj
home, and find inmates well cared
for und satisfied; ample supply of
provisions, feed, etc, and the who.e
establishment in good conaition, ex
cept the main building has some
decayed timbers under the front ot
the "two front rooms. This building
needs some repairs, which it may be
important to be done inunediately.
We have examined the jail, and
find same in good condition, and in
mates well cared for and apparently
as well satisfied as prisoners could
,
We find the court house well cared
for, and especially report as fol
We examined clerk’s office, and
found same apparently in good con
dition. and well-cared for and con.
dUSame as to office of Register of
D<Samc as to offices of Tax Col
lector, Countv Accountant aheriit
and Board of Education.
We recommend some work on tne
plumbing of the court house which
however, appears to be in progress
of being dene.
Respectfully submitted,
J. L. WILSON, Foreman
In Memory Of
MRS. WALTER McKISSEY
Nettie lias gone to live with Jesus,
She has left this world of care.
She is singing with the angels
In that Home, so bright and fair.
Wo were sad to have her leave us,
For she was so good and true,
And we all had learned to love her,
But the Savior loved her too.
So took her Home to Heaven,
To abide with Him for aye,
But he sa.\ < her friends can meet her
At His throne on judgment day.
We shall miss her as we travel
On through life’s dull, dreary way,
For she always tried to help us.
Tried to make our lives more gay.
In I he church work we shall miss
her.
Pm- in i hurch she always went,
And only on the holy, good things,
Was deal Nettie’s pastime spent.
We are grieving ’for her loved ones,
Those who were so dear to her, ]
For we know that they shall miss j
he r.
But they trust to meet her there.
We can never, never forget her,
Through her face we’ll never more
see.
Her walks will stay with us for
4*YtM\
On through life and eternity.
We cannot bring back our li ved one,
Though she was so pure ar.d true,
But we can live a life like she did,
And meet her THERE beyond the
blue.
By a true friend.
.Miss Jessie Leo Banthcr,
!>tb tirade Bosnian 'nigh school
Doctors have been counting the
pulse b> u fitches ever since 1690.
NOTICE
OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred by deed of trust
executed by Hazel Scott Stokes and
husband, Robert L. Stokes, dated
the 1-t dav of August. 1929, and re
corded in Rook 27 See. 2. Page 19,
in the office of the Register of
Deeds for Transylvania County. Jef
ferson E. Owens, Substituted Trus
tee, will at twelve o’clock Noon on
MONDAY. APRIL 16th, 1934
at the Court House Door of Tran
sylvania County in Brevard, North
Carolina sell at public auction for
cash to the highest bidder the fol
lowing land, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land in
or near the Town of Brevard, North
Carolina.
BrlGINMNU on an iron stake on
the East margin of South Broad
Street. R. R. Deaver’s Northwest
comer, and runs thence with said
R. R. Deaver’s line North 87 de
gree- East 512 feet to a stake in
Jumping Branch; thence with said
Jumping Branch, North 45 degrees
West 190 feet to a stake in said
Branch, Oie Minor’s Southeast cor
ner; thence with said Osie Minors
line. South 87 degrees West 377
feet to a stake in the East margin
of South Broad Street, Osie Minor s
Southwest corner; thence with said
East margin of South Broad Street,
South 3 degrees East 136 1-2 feet
to the BEGINNING.
And being all of that certain lot
of land described in deed from Jen
nie E. (iodfrev and Elizabeth A.
♦ Godfrey to Hazel Scott Stokes,
dated the 2nd day of April, 1929,
and iwerded in Book 61, Page 240
of the records of deeds for Tran
sylvania County, N. C. t
This sale is made on account o.
default in payment, of the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust,
t A five pet cent (5 r) cash deposit
will be required c,f the highest, bid
dec at the sale.
This the 8th day of March. 1934.
JEFFERSON E. OWENS,
Substituted Trustee.
T.OAN No. 35"#.
March. 22-29 Apr. 5-12.
PRIZES OFFERED FOR I
2ME TAX POSTERS
—
For the nine best cartoons illus
liaiing how the sales tax has helped
to keep open the public schools and
nay the teachers, the North Caro
lina Association of Real Estate
Boards is offering $105 in prizes to
public school students:
Three tirst prizes of $20 each;
three second prizes of $10, and three
third prizes of $5. A first, second
and third prize are to be awarded
in each of the three federal court
districts in the state.
Any public school pupil is eligible
to contest. Awards will be made for
originality and cleverness rather than
for technical excellence. The draw
ings may be either in ink or pencil
but must be by hand and: without
mechanical aids. The name of the
contestant, hs iaddress, his school,
and the name of his superintendent
. ,1
should bo placed at the bottom o'
each drawing.
All entries must reach the associa
tion at its Greensboro office, 502
Piedmont Hiliiding, by noon ol
May 1st. The judges, representa
tive citizens selected by the presi
dent of the association, will an
nounce the winners May 15.
Pou Our For Congress
Raleigh—George Ross Pou, who
resigned Saturday as executive as
sistant director of the state highway
and public works department Monday
entered the race for the fourth dis
trict congressional seat which his
father, the late Representative Ed
ward W. Pou, held for 33-years.
Jealous Husband Kills Family
Eureka Springs, Ark. — Enraged
because a young man was attentive
to his 19-year old wife, Warren
Davis, 58 was said by officers to
have killed her as she lay asleep
Tuesday, and slashed the throats of
his two children and thep ended his
own life.
OFFICERS ELECTED
FOR JUNIOR CLASS
At a joint meeting of * the girls
and boys of the junior class of Bre
vard high school on Friday, April
6, the following class officers were
elected:
President. Mary Sue Jennings
Vice-President . Ruth Fulton
Treasurer .... Betty Carro McLeod
Secretary . Sandy McLeod
At the meeting it was decided that
the annual Junior-Senior banquet
would he held on Friday night, May
4, in the high school auditorium
this year. After further discussion
of the banquet the meeting was ad
journed.
The faculty sponsors of the junior
class are Mrs. Knox DeLong and. Mr.
Hinton McLeod.
By Sandy McLeod -Secretary
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Priced from
29c to $1.00
— to bo born right in
time for this sale of
snowy-white, hand-em
^ broidered dresses.
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Yes, indeed, you were lucky,
little one. These hand-made
} * dresses are from a leading
importer, and your Mumsie
i is getting them at a very,
very special price.
See that she buys you
at least six of them
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For boys and girls — a
variety of styles, with
and without collars, of
sheerest white batiste.
Sizes 6 mos. to 2 years.
Latest Styles
Linen Suits
Seersucker Suits
Sport Togs Suits
..
feminine question: “What
shall I wear.”
' Smartly tailored, wear them
V with either a sweater or
O
blouse. Arrived last Friday
—sold half of them Satur
" day. However, our buyer
promises another shipment
> bv Fridav coming.
Headquarters
for
Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s
Ready-to-wear, Shoes, and Piece Goods
PIQUES
Wide and narrow wale in the following colors—pink,
light blue, Copenhagen blue, green, yellow, chona
brown, also white. AH colors guaranteed fast.
29c yard
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PRINTED BATISTES
Small dainty prints, checks and plaids, in new ba
tistes. All colors guaranteed fast; 36-inch wide.
22c to 29c yard
VOILES
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Just the thing for that afternoon dress — beautiful,
sheer and inexpensive. Large flowered designs,
checks and plaid patterns. All pieces new and colors
guaranteed fast—36-inches wide.
17c to 25c yard
PRINTED PIQUE
36-inch wide; colors guaranteed fast. Plaids and
checks are the predominating designs. Just the ma
terial for that street or sport dress you are planning.
29c yard
MERCERIZED VOILES
Either for trimmings or dresses. Colors, nile, light
blue, pink, mais. and white. 36-in wide and fast color
15c to 19c yard
NEW! RAYON TUB SILKS
Fetching patterns for that dress-up dress. Washable
—colors guaranteed fast; 36-inches wide. Checks,
plaids and stripes in lighter shades.
49c yard
A Reduction
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In face of the advancing market we have reduced the
price of our best quality rayon—the quality and
beauty remains the same, the width is 39 inches, the
price is reduced from 79c a yard to
69c yard
C. K. Osborne, Jr.
Is a good guesser — he won the free pair of LEE
OVERALLS. He guefoed that there were 1285 yards
of sewing thread used in the world’s largest; overalls
displayed outside our store. The correct number of
yards sewing thread used in the worlds largest over
alls is 1237.
Banties/
Th«s* panties
hug your skin
l Score* of young
women enjoy this
brief that Mun
singwear calls
"Banties," . . .
their sheer,
smooth texture
... their snug fit
... tneir loog-weanng qualities, ray _
ioned of Rayon, specially processed
by Munsingwear. They give genuim
comfort every minute you have tom
on. Let us show you these "Banties j
today.
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Children’s and Misses
Hosiery
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Alosiery that never
Binds, Pulls or Wears
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HOUtffT
across the
knees
Munsingwear has
given us a new
hose that will de
light every wo
man. A new style
of knitting silk
and soft elastic
thread at the top
insures free ac
tion. This full
fashioned hosiery
never binds, pulls
cr wears across
tne knees, it gives wim every move
ment of your legs-it retains its
shape, too, and how it resists runs.
In sheer, clear tissue v,-eights and
the smartest hues. |Hi
69c to 95c