ED ANDERSON TO
PRESIDE AT NEA
MEET IN CHICAGO
Will Also Speak On News
print Outlook. Times Pub
lisher Is Member Of
WPB Board.
Ed M. Anderson, who was re
cently appointed chairman of the
legislative committee of the Na
tional Editorial association, will
preside at a meeting of the N. E.
A. advisory council in Chicago this
week end, and make plans to pre
sent testimony before the Senate
Banking and Currency committee
when hearings on the Bankhead
bill are started on Tuesday, Oc
tober 19th.
Mr. Anderson has the honor of
being the first NEA legislative
chairman appointed to this import
ant position without having first
served as president of the National
Editorial association.
At the meeting in Chicago he
will also speak on the newsprint
outlook. Mr. Anderson represents
the 10,000 non-daily newspapers of
the nation on the advisory com
mittee of the printing and pub
lishing division of the War Pro
duction board and is a member of
the WPB task committee which
Annual Chamber Of
Commerce Meet To
Be Held This Month
Plans for holding the annual
meeting of the Brevard chamber
of commerce are now being made
and all members who have not
paid up their dues are urged to
do so at once. It is understood
that this is necessary in order
that members may be eligible for
directors or officers.
The organization now has one of
the largest memberships it has
ever had and interest in it and
its activities is extremely good.
A regular meeting of the direc
tors will be held next Tuesday
night.
GIVE SQUIRREL SUPPER
Sam Allison and Lester Martin
entertained a group of their friends
at a delicious squirrel supper here
Tuesday night. The meal was serv
ed in the back of Mr. Allison’s
store.
recommends policies. These com
mittees meet each month in Wash
ington.
In addition to being editor and
publisher of this newspaper, Mr.
Anderson is publisher of The
Forest City Courier, The Spindale
Sun, The Skvland Post and The
Alleghany News.
Welcome....
Students and faculty members of Brevard
College are given a cordial invitation to
visit us at any time.
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CASH & CARRY £
SHOP IN OUR STORE WITH CONFIDENCE
We are complying with community ceiling prices.
FRESH FRUITS and PRODUCE
POTATOES, 1 LB. 5c
| Lettuce, lb.12c
P Fresh Coconuts,
P each.15c Up
Mustard or Turnip
I Greens, lb.10c
Delicious or Winesap Apples, 3 lbs.. . .29c
Apples, fine for cooking, 2 lbs.15c
WE HAVE A GOOD STOCK OF
RICE - GRITS - CORN MEAL
A Good Stock
of
SOAPS and
POWDERS
Southern Gold
Salad Dressing
Qt. Jar
35c
CampbelPs
TOMATO SOUP I
2 Cans for
19c
SARDINES
1 n> Can
15c
PURE LARD
4 Tb Carton
73c
Armour’s
TOMATO JUICE
18 oz, can
10c
Maxwell House
Luzianne
And Otheer High
Grade Coffees
Silver Nip
GRAPE FRUIT
JUICE
46 oz. can
32c
No. 2 Can
TOMATOES
12c
SALT
Three 5c Boxes
9c
We have a good stock of Cottonseed Meal, Dairy
Feed, Bran and Shorts and Poultry Feeds.
IN OUR GRADE ‘A’ MARKET
Pork Sausage, lb.-35c
Good Breakfast Bacon, lb._38c
Stew Meat, lb._22c to 27c
Steak, lb.
_41c to 49c
FRESH FISH AND OYSTERS
ro ALLOW
-FROM PAGE ONE-—
tober 20th through Thursday, Oc
tober 21st.
Hunters participating in the
event will be allowed a bag limit,
of six squirrels per day. Hunt
ing will be permitted from 7:30
a m. until 6:30 p. m.
A daily hunting permit fee
shall be $1.00 and will be issued
at the respective checking sta
tions. Those hunting the Davidson
River area will check in at the
deer hunt checking station on
Davidson River; hunters for Bent
Creek and North Mills River areas
to the station at the entrance to
........
Not A Single Marriage
License Issued In Sept.
Strange as it may seem during
this era of war brides, not a single
marriage license was issued by the
Transylvania county register of
deeds during the month of Sep
tember, it was learned today from
Mrs. Melvin Gillespie.
This was the first month in a
long time that not a single license
was sold here. Apparently South
Carolina is getting the local mar
riage license business.
Bent Creek Road and those hunt
ing the South Mills area will re
port to the Station at the Mills
River camp ground.
I WANT ADS
RATE: MINIMUM 25c ONE INSERTION NOT MORE
THAN 25 WORDS. ADDITIONAL WORDS lc WORD
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For Sale
FOR SALE—4-burner oil stove,
good condition. Mrs. Ralph Mull,
664 Probart St. 10-7-ltp
FOR SALE—On Greenville high
way, one mile from city limits,
house, five bedrooms, two baths,
13 acre; of land. Will accept
smaller house in Brevard as part
payment. Shown by appoint
ment. Duncan MacDougald,
Route 1, Phone 333. 9-16-4tc
FOR SALE — USED PLUMBING.
We have a good supply of bath
tubs, lavatories and various
sizes kitchen sinks; also new
commode sets. Louis Williams
& Sons, 7th Avenue E. Hender
sonville, N. C. 7-22-tfc
FOR SALE — Very choice Guern
sey dairy heifers $25 each and
up. Non related bull free with
5 head. Sayre Dairy Cattle Co.,
Sayre, Pa.- 9-16-5tc
FOR SALE — Typewriter ribbons,
new shipment, for Standard and
Portable; also carbon paper and
stencils. At The Times office.
FOR SALE—Tall and low growing
Arborvitae and Juniper, flow
ering shrubs of many kinds at
a real bargain price. Please
bring burlap bag if you have any.
Mrs. John C. Tinsley, Maple
Street Extension, P. 0. Box 108,
Brevard. 9-30-4tp
FOR SALE—Gallon jugs and sev
eral 16 gallon barrels suitable
for syrup or pickling. The Grill,
Brevard. 10-4-2tc
FOR SALE—Remington portable
typewriter, practically new. $35.
cash as is. C. M. Douglas, Caro
lina Motor Club 10-7-ltc
FOR SALE—2-burner oil hot wat
er heater; almost new 40-gallon
hot water tank; coil hot water
laundry stove; oak buffet; odd
chairs; Atwater-Kent cabinet
radio. Call phone 251 or 117.
10-7-ltc
FOR SALE—Wood and coal rang
es, priced from $47.50 up. Reg
ular terms. Stoves now avail
able. Abercrombie Furniture
Co. 10-4-8tc
FOR SALE—All enamel coal or
wood range, like new, $60; also
Athens circulator heater, 3 to
4 room size, $10; iron bed, $2;
H. E. Meyer, at Bates Patton
brick house on highway 64.
10-7-ltp
FOR SALE—Nice building lot, 100
xl40. Good location, all taxes
paid, very reasonable. Call phone
424 after 6 p. m. 10-7-ltp
FOR SALE—Large thoroughbred
OIC sow, cheap; six 8-weeks old
pigs, $6; also 10 OIC shoats, $8,
each. Ward Breedlove, Brevard,
Route 1. 10-7-ltc
Miscellaneous
MISCELLANEOUS — Homecom
ing at Dunn’s Creek church Oct.
17, all day event. Singers espec
ially invited. Preaching by Rev.
Ernest McCall, pastor, at 11 a.
m. 9-23-4tp
MISCELLANEOUS—FREE! If ex
cess acid causes you pains of
Stomach Ulcers, Indigestion,
Heartburn, Belching, Bloating,
Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sam
ple, Udga, at VARNER’S DRUG
STORE. 9-30-15tp
MISCELLANEOUS — WELCOME
Brevard College students and
faculty members. May you have
a most successful year. C. M.
Douglas, the Old Insurance man.
10-7-ltc
Lost
LOST—6 or 7 keys with master
key on ring lost in Brevard. $2
reward. Rob Pruitt, Gen. De
livery, Brevard. 10-7-ltp
NOTARY PUBLIC SERVICE
Henry Henderson
THE TRANSYLVANIA TIMES
Day Phone 7 Night Phone 13
_ For Rent
FOR RENT—Large, well-furnished
room, with heat and bath. Close
in- Phone 238. 10-7-ltp
FOR RENT — Furnished 3-room
apartment, private bath, private
entrance, electrically equipped,
hot water heat. Vacant Nov. 1st.
Mrs. S. E. Varner, North Bre
vard, Phone 73. 10-7-ltp
FOR RENT—2 or 3-room furnish
ed apartment, electrically equip
ped, private bath, garage space
for car. Rent reasonable. Phone
322- 10-7-ltp
FOR RENT — 7-room house on
Morris Road, one-half mile from
Ecusta; also apartments. See
Mrs. M. M. Feaster, Brevard, or
write Mrs. M. V. Davis, Box 832,
Greenville, S. C. 9-23-5tp
FOR RENT—Modern heated twin
bedroom; single bedroom, ad
joining bath. Business women
preferred, central location.
Phone (business hours) 303,
extension 229, evenings call 244.
_ 9-30-ltc
FOR RENT—3-room and bath fur
nished garage apartment, elec
trically eqipped. Mrs. E. S. Eng
lish, 229 Jordan St., Phone 126.
_ 9-30-ltc
FOR RENT—Heated room in pri
vate home, close in. Write “X”
The Times, Brevard. 10-7-ltp
FOR RENT—4-room garage apart
ment in North Brevard. Call
phone 503 or see Mrs. Ella Pat
terson. 10-7-ltp
FOR RENT—House at Lake Sega
with modern conveniences, fire
wood and garden. Phone 1301,
R. E. Lawrence. 10-7-2tp
FOR RENT—Grocery store; 4 and
3-room apartments, furnished or
unfurnished, modern convenien
ces. See W. P. Stewart, at Stew
art’s Grocery, Etowah, N. C.
10-7-4tp
FOR RENT—Hunting rights on 50
acres on upper Boylston Creek,
adjoining road 280. $50 for sea
son. See R. N. Lobdell, old Eng
lond place, near Little Moun
tain. 10-7-ltp
Wanted
WANT TO BUY—Good used type
writer. Will pay cash. Elmer
Bryant, 15 Caldwell St, Brevard.
9-30-2tp
WANTED-—We want to buy good
used Furniture and Pianos.
Bring yours to us or phone
us and we’ll come look at it.
Houston Furniture Co., Brevard,
N. C. _ 1-7-tfc
WANTED—To repair your sewing
machine, radio, typewriter, ad
ding machine or household ap
pliance. Drop me a card. Bryant
Machine Service, 15 S. Caldwell
St., Brevard. 9-23-4tp
WANT TO BUY — Wish to buy
good white corn suitable for
bread meal. Will send truck.
The Randolph Mills, Inc., Frank
linville, N. C. 9-23-3tc
WANTED—Reponsible man or
woman to be in charge of Ashe
ville Citizen and Times circula
tion in Brevard. Write W. G.
Lingo, c/o The Citizen-Times,
Asheville, N. C., or leave name
at Sylvan Valley Florist in Bre
vard. 10-7-2tp
WANTED — Good used record
player. Call day phone 357 or
after 6 p. m. 325. 10-7-ltc
WANTED—You to INVEST in the
best insurance policy that any
company can offer and then
GIVE to the greatest call that
has ever been made—United
War Fund. Do both, but if you
can do but one, GIVE to the
War Relief for the sake of your
boy, your neighbor’s boy, and
the down-trodden of the invad
ed nation. Douglas, phone 99-R2
10-7-ltc
1 WANTED — Settled woman for
general housework. Health cer
tificate required. See Carl Eld
ridge, Forest Hills, after 6 p.
m. 10-7-ltp
BIG DRIVE WILL
-FROM PAGE ONE-r
Food, clothing, medical supplies,
equipment and so on are badly
needed in China, in Greece, in Po
land, in France and in the other
occupied countries that we re
take.
The Transylvania committee Is
composed of Mr. Silversteen, chair
man, F. S. Best, secretary; George
Wheeler, treasurer; Ed Anderson,
publicity director; Jerry Jerome
and C. M. Douglas, in active char
ge of the campaign.
Block leaders will canvass the
town of Brevard; members of
-1
home demonstration dubs and
community leaders will work in
rural areas, teachers and school
children will be asked to work, in
fact a complete canvass of the
town and county is being planned.
Contributions made to this fund
are deductible from federal in
come tax payments.
Full details about the campaign
will be announced next week.
ARRIVES IN N. AFRICA
Pfc. Dick Carter, one of the
owners of the Co-Ed and Clemson
theatres here, who entered service
some time ago, has arrived in
North Africa. He is attached to
the army air forces.
Former Major League
Player Visited Here
Zinn Beck, former major league
baseball player and now a scout
for the Washington Senators, spent
last week-end in Brevard visiting
his old friend, E. E. Fraser at
the country club here.
After playing a good many years
with the Cards and Yankees, Beck
managed Columbia and Green
ville, S. C., ball clubs. In Green
ville he started a bat company
that is still in operation.
Mr. Beck was accompanied by
his wife and plans to return here
this week end.
VEGETABLES
Gano Cooking
APPLES, 2 lbs. .
Golden Delicious
APPLES, 2 lbs. .
BEETS
bunch _
CARROTS
bunch _
New
CABBAGE, 2 lbs.
CELERY, 4s,
stalk_
COCONUTS
each_
CRANBERRIES
lb._
15c
19c
12/ac
lie
.. 10c
.. 15c
.. 19c
_25c
t
GRAPES,
Red Malaga, lb._
LETTUCE 5s,
head_
Yellow
ONIONS, 3 lbs_
New White
POTATOES, 10 lbs _
Sweet
POTATOES, 4 lbs _
Idaho Russet
POTATOES, 5 lbs. _
TURNIPS
bunch _
RUTABAGAS
_ 13c
.. 12c
_ 17c
39c
25c
_ 24c
12’-c
_ _5c
PALMOLIVE
3 Bars 21c
DUZ
Large Pkg.
23c
KLEK
Small Pkg.
10c
Hand-Dripped
Tavern Candles . .
c & B Assorted Except Tomato
Soups
ll-Oz. Can
4 Blue Pts.
Nabisco
Ritz . . . .
Ballard’s Obelisk
Flour . . .
4 Brown Points Per Lb.
Swift’s Jewel .
. f'"-n 10c
ll-Oz. 1 ^
. Can I I c
. ss- 24c
10-Lb.
Paper
■ Bag
■
1-Lb.
Ctn.
4 Brown Points, Per Lb.—Golden Maid
Oleomargarine ..
Toilet Tissue
Northern ... 3
Staley’s
Cube Starch . .
1-Lb.
Pkg.
Rolls
18C
15'
»» 4c
4 Brown Points Per Lb.—A&P*s Hydrogenated Shortening
dexo i ■ K ■
Sunnyfield Regular or Qvkk
Oats . . . .
a65c
20-Or. O .
Pkg QC
Ann Page Spaghetti or
Macaroni
8-Oz. C.
Pkg- JJC
Mtfd cr AAeiiow
8 O’CLOCK
COFFEE
2 ; 41'
1 Lb. Bog. 21c
Enriched Dated
MARVEL
BREAD
L<ge.
1%-Lb.
Loaf
G
1 Brown Point Per
Tall Can
White House
Evaporated
MILK
4 ~ 35c
IN OUR MARKET
Bulk 6 Red Pis. Per Lb.
PORK SAUSAGE, lb. QK«
B Grade 6 Red Pts. Per Lb.
BREAKFAST BACON, lb..
AA Grade Boneless
STEW MEAT, lb.,
10 Red Pts. Per Lb.
37c
PORKUVER,lb.....
A Grade
BEEF LIVER, lb.
Mullet FISH, lb.
OYSTERS, Select, pt.
Standard, pt.
3 Red Pts. Per Lb.
22c
6 Rer Pts. Per Lb.
37c
.15c
...... 69c
.59c
2 lb. Box Comet 2Qc
2 Lb. Jar Sultana
PEANUT BUTTER
54c
Red Cross
Towels ... .3 RoUs 25c
Scott
Tissue, 3 for.22c
20 Mule Team
Borax.16_?*• 15c
Pkg.
20 Mule Team
Boraxo.*®z* 15c
Pkg.
Sunbrite
Cleanser.5c
Pkg
Cut Rite
Wax Paper. . 125R*R 17c
Kool
Cigarettes ^ $1.25
Hires Root
Beer Extract Bot 23c
Rumford Baking
Powder .... nJKL 22c
Can
4 Blue Pts. Per Lb.
PRUNES 1C
3040 size, lb._