C. B. McFEE
The 01J Reliable
Watchmaker and Jeweler
at
Mae tie Di-ur Store.
Brevard, N. 0.
We can fit any size or
shape watch crystal while
you wait.
WE BUY OLD GOLD
At Any Hour
Day or Night
MOORE & OSBORNE
Undertaker*
Are ready to set you
Day Phones. 8 lot), 250
Night Phones, T*>!>, 250
BREVARD, N. C.
Ill & 110 W. Main St
Moote & Osiiorne
Undertakers
l\: <Your Subscnptior
.still a
GOOD IDEA
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! ;A ; •• 'i<”
ways bo with us. Setter
ti ... are in tile making
i;- > t now. And SAVING
to :.!d a i:omo >t‘ ii’.s
<)w : shoMlti still be one
. :an s noblest aims in
life.
G()'' its crom $1.00 to
$5,000.00 guaranteed by
the Federal Deposit Insur
Corporation.
Transylvania
Trust Co.
Depository for
U. S. Postal Savings Funds
State of North Carolina
County of Transylvania
Town of Brevard
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Local and Personal Items
... 4 . . . . . • . , . ... . - . « jl. A AA.UA 4% A 4'
Guistsof Mr. and Mrs. 1). F. Mo: re
and family last week were: Dorothy,
Bobby and Bill Cavin of Mooresville.
Lon Coone of Marion, niece and
nephews of Mrs. Moore, and Eliza
beth Donald and Joel Brawley oi
Mooresville.
Miss Blanche Medford of Waynes
ville has arrived in Brevard and is
thief operator at Jean’s Beauty
shop, taking the place of Mrs. Guy
Hamilton, who has returned to her
borne in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Lem Brook- are re
siding temporarily on the Bosnian
hwuv while their home on Oakdale
s\ nue'is rented for the summer. j
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar A. Vaughn of
( Lnia were week-end guests cl
. Vaughn’s parents, Mr. and Mis.
.. ,'i. Henry. Mrs. Vaughn remained
to spend ten days with her parents.
..Mr. and Mr-. Bailey of Fort Lau
derdale, Fla., who have spent the
[ , - eeral summer in Brevard, are
;eying the Shipman house, W ai
ion East Main street.
.Mr . J. E. Osborne of Shelby is
i it’i'.g her daughter, Mrs. Madge
V, Mans aim son Dr. Osborne at Ros
nun.
dr. and Mrs. L. 1’. Bvck oi Arhe
... were week-end gu-.st- > 1 Mrs.
;• ,..r.ts, Mr. and Mrs. K. 1.
Kilpatrick.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Kyle were
Asheville visit a- Monday.
.!. W. Chapman of Charleston,
C , is -pending his vacation here
r . chapman at their summer
.110 ill \\ 1 lit V\ al’d.
Ur. and Mrs. Rufus Joints and
. KU/.;.'”eth Mills spent the week
» at .Myrtle lleaeh. S. C. 1 hey
v., .. ■ no I at Columbia by Bob
Wililliuri .
Mi- Christine Joint# oi 1 lender
! o w..- tne week-end guest ol
Rlmemnia Beddingliold.
Mr-. C .- I’avion is spending siv
,-.i! Oil - with abends in Greenville.
Saiab .1 me Whitmire ■ f Charlutt
visiting her eous.n, Mary Louise
\\ liitmive.
.Mr. and Mr-. Ralph James wore
I: .m- | vi ;;tm> idle day In-t we.K.
.M:. James is athletic diro-aor of Brc
im d college.
Mi and Mrs. T. A. IKrg were
( ,! i. i- i■ ni- -it Myrtle Beach.
s. C.
and Mi . ... K. i'iyci's were
. av of Rev. J. U. West
..!i.i iV.nii! .' at t he Methodist pars; n
Dr. Myers is pr; I'e-sci of religi
| .iurat:' a at I 'tike university anti
0ll, ■>-d at the Me'.jSpitisI church
- -1 - cunday leining, and Mis.
• i -• r -mu a - i".
Jii Nc.uv R ku-rt.s of Raleigh i#
visiting M. ami Mrs. t . .M. D ■ gc
M,.. 1; L.r I dug an aunt oi M
K belts.
M A. li. Kir. r ban n.- nor guesi
:a’ dm. • la t week _ har e-el*.
C . ,. • Crvs -n. of A-h.vd ■■
... Martha S u. i v . ii-g Mb
*UI, . .r-t-n,. ill C bur Mountain.
.Mi--er- i loride and Carv Store
c m • visit ■'# in Brevard A ■-■111’ _-da\.
j. H. Wes', Mi 1it. A -1.
\! .. q. M. On, Mrs. J. s. Xii-hui-on
and Ml'-. J. F. /.achary attended ti"
Meth-'dist .rrc met-iing I ■ Id at Clyde
mi Friday.
.Mi'S IMIU 1i icor.iuu «« «
unil Miss Kunicc Simpson have ni v d
jM,m the Skatgo llous, to the house
; (! joining the Bveeso home on in ;
Mail: street. wh r 'hey are keeping
I ojse. , :
.Miss Kmeiiia soltraie returns.
'S lii'nlay from a two weeks wsn
j with friends in Salisbury. ,
Jim Alii on. wh was railed here mi
i • ecount of the seldom illness ct his
:• th r, Mrs. Jan Allison. returned
last week to his home in (laine.-vilie.
(\la,
, Mr. and Air-. 0. K. N«blit of iar
,. Sp' iiigs, Fla., have nrrivtd ♦.*»
the remainder of the summer
■ i„ Brevard. They are stopping at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L>. F. tv hsii.j
C. Brown < f Abbeville. S. (■■
t tho \vt\ k-oml here with hr |
amily at their summer home on Tim-:
. mas .street.
Miss Sadie North wa- quite ill ahj
: her In me the past week, hut is mueTi ■
improved.
Clarence Poole Jr. and Dorothy
; Poole are leaving Saturday for A\ in
■ ter Park .Fla., to visit their grand
| mother. Mrs. K. S. Fuller, for two
weeks.
Mrs. A. H. Kizer visited friends
in Sylva several days last week._
- - - free yourself of this
“WASH DAY WEB”
ORSOLETE! That’s what the old washtub, the
wringer, the boiler and all the rest of the old washing
methods are. Just a lot of hard work you can avoid.
Send your entire washing to this Adequately-Equip
ped Laundry! You’ll find it cheaper and far more
sanitary. v .7. ¥ ii
Phone 44 v
Brevard Steam Laundry
Laundry Coal Transfer
Charle- Edmund Orr has left to
ac'crpt a position in Pittsburgh, Pa
Mrs. Frank DeVane of Greenwich,
(onn., and Miss ’Elizabeth Cook ot
Florence, S. C., are guests o£ Mrs.
Chas. E. Orr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Silverstoen were
called to New York City the lirst of
the week on account or' the death ol
M. Dworetzky.
Miss Virginia Wilcox left last week
i'c-r her home in Kingstrec-, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hanna and
c-hiidro i returned to their home in
t:ck ry alter .-vending ihe past week
with Mis. Hanna’s sister, Mrs. M. E.
Head.
Mrs. Ina Bryson and two children
i Black Mountain spent the week
end with Mrs. M. E. Head.
Mrs. H. N. Blake vi ited fri( i in
Easley, S. C., Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross and Mrs. B. M.
Mull were .-.hopping in A - lie eiilc- Wed
.'.os .ay.
>li>s JoHophint* Bryson spent .'ion
day a- giK.it of Jtiy end Jlre AI
Bry un in K email.
Air. and Mrs. (i! -.r.\r Jackson and
children and Harry Hiake were Sun
day guests ol Dr. and Mrs. Host r in
(.li eenville.
Mrs. 11. Cl. Ilaync- k . In i gne;t
her sister, Mrs. NV. W. Wanim
maker Jr., and two children ol
Orangeburg, S. C.
Mrs. W. M. Lodge ami two
children left Sunday tor their heme
in Or inville, after vi/iting Mi
I.. sister, Mr,. K y Long, a
family !'• r two weeks. They were r.e
(•..mpani d on their return to Gim
villi' hv Miss Ora lh It Long, who
will visit her aunt and family Do
week.
(iiKil li. Smith am- datign!
M i South Helen, ol 1 cri L"u-.-.
i-'hi., have arrived in Brevard •
i,. nd ihe remainder o, the sumoe
h; re. They are stopping at the h m
-i .Ur, and Mrs: D I . English.
-*j,-_ t’i.uBne R ileldoid -letur.e
Fthiay fmn a visit of seyeia! we L
vii.h iehtlm Roei; il’il, ■
M rs. R. D ■ Ramsey • f S un•> ■ •
-.- c i. visiting;Mi : mi. li
lt ua u v -ii -. and family her-'.
Alfred llampt-u i visiting hi
uroi-Kr riiom'i.s 'Hampton at Loin •
A. li. Kiser. who is emnl y d •:
(•};., i s|ie:i* the week-end :i-uv
vi'h his iamilv.
K.\. and M< Bell .ni.l di-.ughr
v. :! and Margaret, of Ri-lmeMo, r ! ...
ii . \periad to arrive • he nd •• ' Ipi
r the week to :'| c. <• the ic.;i".:n •”
, - .Inly he- . Thev will -ton wit.i d>
Wright at Holly House. Miss
•,;,lCl ,rk -'ll Auguste. Cm. will
■ -i b-- a go st at Holly iiou-'r.
‘ ’ -I - W. Xa-h.ois is spending tw •
■ ’ will, relative: in Amu y die. .
Bill Ii ' 1 r en of A-'heviiie i
,. ii-e home 'I Mr. and Mrs.
1 W. Everett. ,
. . M-.-.-y A’ta Burn H • reluriuM
.1 v fr m a th"ee weeks’ visit wit-il
nd- in Statesville. .
]i v. Smedhrrg is .-pemluig this
week on a 1 usines- Dip in New York
' j'| r. a ml Mrs. .1. A Lyons an-! fa»'»
i’v ... ndcusen. ,S. are <>•■-cupying
Mis,- K in’-. Willow Tree cottage - >r
he siinin er.
R. W. Everett is in Washington,
0. r , this week.
M ■. and Mrs. C. A. Jon- s and sons
i- Asheville and Mr-. Margare
In ■ , lirennvdle were week
end gia-s s «-f Mrs. \. tY. Barnette
and family. ,
Mr. and Mis. (L \V Brad; new air t
ie s . of Raleigh ar- gu- sts tnis
• Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coltrane.
Mr. and Mi-. Will Mu-re and little
daughter of Farmvillc are visiting
Mis. .Moore’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D P. Kilpatrick and family.
ENTERTAIN GEESTS
'VITII PICNIC AT FALLS
Mr. and Mrs. D. i.. English enter
tained t\ heir summer guests with a
picnic supper at Maiden Hair halls
Sunday afternoon and evening.
Those enjoying the eating with Mr.
and Mrs. English were: Mr. and Mrs.
G. E. Xublit of Tarpon Springs, Fla.,
Mrs. Opal Smith and daughter Mis*
Sarah Helen, of Fori Lauderdale.
Fla,, Mrs. Heater and daughter o;
Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Leon
English Jr., and Milton Sellers.
LOCAL GIRLS WIN
ATTENDANCE PRIZES
Mi ses Nell McCrary, Elizabeth
Duckworth, Ora Holt Long and Pau
line Hartsell were winners of gold
ribbon attendance awards for attend
ing all classes and passing the linal
tests at the B. Y. P. U. conference
held at Ridgecrest last week.
The young ladies returned Friday
from Ridgecrest after spending a
week at the conference and report a
most enjoyable and profitable time
spent there.
Symphony Orchestra
Asheville— The North Carolina
Symphony Orchestra .first of it
kind in America, established by La
mar Stringfield. aided by the Univer
sity (f North Carolina, will arrive
in Asheville Friday for the first of
a scries of eight concerts in the city.
The orchestra has a seven weeks’ en
gagement in Western North Carolina.
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE
Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of T. A. English, de
eeaod, late of Transylvania County,
N. C„ this is to notify all persons
having claims again-t said estate to
present the same to the undersigned,
itemized and verified, at Brevard,
X. C., within twelve months from this
■late ,otherwise will be barred of re
covery.
All persons who are in amr way
indebted to said e-tate will be re
quired to make immediate settle
i ment.
This the 26th dav of June, 1934.
DANIEL L. ENGLISH.
VIRGIL EARL TWIGGS,
Administrators.
6t June 28.
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(Mr.;. Ada E. Reed)
Mr--. TC! ...T~7J n P.J
Monday after spending several day
with relatives here.
Mis- Belle Risd -pent the week-end,
at h:r ’mime here.
Herman and Wilber ltaiiL tpui'
Sunday with Hillery and Hamii.ci
H y<l near Pleasant Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gray spent the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John
Reed.
J. E. Talley was in Hendersonville |
Monday,
.Mi.-. Sid Harnett and Mis.- Wiila I
King were in our community Sa.uv- I
day.
Harney Duncan called on* John
IT-.-.l one day last week.
Mrs. Coleman tf Atlanta ,Ga.. ar
rived last week to spend -onn- time
here.
Mrs. William Mo re of Cumpobelloe
ha- been visiting her daughter, Mr-.
Louise .lohnson, and other relative; j
here.
Steve Boyd called r P. A. Rahi:
Tuesday.
P. A. Rahn made a n ;> 1" L"
yard Monday.
Ralph Reed visited his 1
J. L. Setzer of Canton recently.
Whale skin takes the _ place oi
chewing gum in Greenland. _
Tins of 12 Tablets
N0W Ify
m I
Price of the 100-Tablet
Bottles Also Reduced I
Bottle* of 24
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value stands out iu the new Firestone Ceutury
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wanted most lit a tire—then we gave it to them.
Out of more than ten million visitors to the
Firestone Factory at the World's Fair Iasi year,
we obtained this opinion: “Give us Blowout
Protection, Non-Skid Safety, and Long Wear,
at a Moderate Price.”
That was a large order, and the price part
of it was our biggest problem. We said to
ourselves: “Surely, if millions of people could
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could see volume production , . . resulting in
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—for Life Against All Defects
—for IS Months Against All Road Hazards*
(* Six Months in Commercial Service)
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THE LOW-PRICED FIELD
Tlrtitonei
COURIER TYPE
SIZE “['"PRICE i
1.10-21 _Ij $4-45
1.50-21 4.fO
1.75-19...... 5.SO
30»3Vi 3.»S
Other Steer
Proportionately Low
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the Firestone Courier Tire has no
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