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NOTICE OF SUMMONS
Korth Carolina,
Transylvania County,
la Superior Court, Before the Clerk.
J. P. Martin and wife. E. R. Martin,
vs.
Ben W. Raines, et al.
TCotice of service of Summons by I'ublica*
Otion.
'The defendants, Ben W. Raines, Annie
llaines, Nony Raines, William Raines, Co-
r» Raines, Joe Kelly, Maggie Kelly, Thad
'r»-cker,Sue Tucker, Herbert Owen,Florenec
(i>wen and Thomas Ra nes will each take
nstice that a summons in the above entiti*
special proceeding was issued against
ujid defendants on the 30th day of March
iL'U? by the Clerk of the Superior Court of
'fftransylvania county, North Carolina,
M«^ich said summons is returnable before
'»»id Clerk of said Superior Court at his
office in the court house in the town of
Sr>Vevard, N. C. on the 30th day of April,
L?>17, at 10 o’clock a. m.
The defendants and each of them will
?‘xrther take notice that said special pro-
(.yieding is brought by the plaintiffs
.against said defendants for the purpose
•-)f having certain lands lying in Dunn’s
F;»}ck township, Transylvania county, N.
'I.', in which lands the plaintiffs and de
fendants are tennants in common, parti-
liuncd or sold for the purpose of dividing
;i'.e proceeds of said sale among the said
t‘nnants in common, so that the plain-
and defendants may hold their inter-
ffsts in said lands in severalty.
The said defendants will further take
■TiOtirc that they and each of them are re-
^uitvd ti) appear at the ofiice of the Cli rk
■ui the Superior Court of Transylvania
. oiu)ty at ills oliice in the court Hdusc in
iifcvard, N. C. on Monday April 30lh, 1917,
-tt K) o’clock a. m. and answer or demur
T.'/'i ihc pctitiun of the plaintiffs iiled in
spccial proceeding, othei'wisi-, the rc-
':cf j>raye(i for in said petition will be
v,iun!c(l.
N. A. Millkr.
Clerk Superior Court, Transylvania
. unly, N. t'.
This April 2nd, l‘>17. 1-6-4
REV. PAniSNALL
PIEASEU TO 6IVE
PRAISE, HE SAYS
Notice to
Farmers and Stockmen
Service of Jack
The scrvicc of ihz Kcntuck'/
jack known in this county as
the ^’Aiken"" Jack, ni:y be had
at my stables at any time.
People desiring service may
»*cj7 upon the assurance that
c'hcrc will be no disappoint-
n'ci.t, even though they make
•lo previous engagement.
Elm City Pastor Well And Happy
After Seven Years And
Thanks Tanlac.
“I am gaining (Lilly in strength,
woipht and liejilMi and am pleased
to offer my hearty indorsement to
tho Wonderful ret!ont'trocti\o
power? of TanlHC,” nays the Rev.
L. B. Pattishall of Elm City.
“For over seven years,” the
pastor continued, “I had been a
victim oi f-evere stoniarh trowhles
and indigestion. I was mnoh run
down and my appetite failed me.
Often I long.nl lor moats and vege-
tables, bat my digestion would not
per'iiit me to taste o£ them. Too, I
wus nervous and my sleep was
broken and unrestful. I tried al
most everything I heard of, but
nothing seemed to help me. Then
I found Tanlac.
“I have taken three bottles and
it certainy has proven itself a great
tonie in my case. Why, I can e::t
any food I like now without .sclTer-
ing afterward from pain arid dis
tress. Nervousness is gone and my
sleep is refreshing.”
Tanlac is sold in Brevard by the
Duckworth Pharmacy; Sapphire,
.1. T, Harrison, jr.—Advertisement
MEMORIAL
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Memorials, rcsolu ions anJ lardsof thanks
published in tliis itlumn ut i ate of one-fifth
cent a word.
Memory of Katrina Burlingame. «
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In memory of Katrina Burlin-
gaine, who departed this life March
15, 1917.
Earth has lost one of her most
precious jewels—a true Christian.
What earth has lost heaven has
gained. ’Tis sad to give u}> our
loved ones, to never see their
earthly face again, to' never ftM j
the touch of that tender hand, to
never hear their voice so “low ami
sweet;” but God knows best, and
in his infinite wisdom has chosen
her from among the rest. To know
that she is “safe in the arms ot I
Jesus” should soothe our aching
hearts and wipe away our tears.
On many, many a stormy day.
To church I’ve seen her on her way;
Through wind and rain or sleet or snow.
She always managed somehow to go.
She was kind in manner, loving in way.
She prepared on earth to meet God some
day;
And the day came as gentle as the breeze
And wafted her soul far above the trees
And carried her to her heavenly home,
On earth no more to live and roam.
A Fuikxd.
n is rcMnped to h’S
1 tt oil iic 711» asl." .
■ ' . Si IKS Tird
" liij e soniHtl'iT'i?
■ '• i'( (1 f>n tlu‘
nil ini'- for tic tni’d tax
'!• lift. (1 so tliiit tiU‘V
to nvirkft.
i'l.id is a little iinder
Pisgah Fov»->t visited Miss Fannie
Boggs on 8nnday.
There has been very little farm
work done in onr neighborhood this
ye«r. Not so muc^h owing to the
vast quantity of the rain but owing
to the way in which it has l»een
distributed. But a few of ns have
Kottt-n in onions, oats, Irish pota
toes, spring turnips, eto.
Lewis Carr and a party of five
vi‘»ited tho headwaters of Turkey
ereek looking over the (’arr timber
interests the latter part ot last
week. Viola Touts.
A. E. I'Ti
.T(i!tn S P,
t)V«‘r 5(! ro
of tli(’ ro'fi
1‘nil-Hriro * '
e.'in if^*t «tii(i
Oa vid K ■
tin* W‘Htl>( I .
The Rov. Mr. Liner filled his
regnlar HT>i'oininv nt on th(' first
'^nndav. !!*• u ok no vegnlar text j
but h' gfiv.' n- H sp1T(1i(l t Ik from g^uug to huul th«
th(' parabl:- of tin* Sinnaritan.
About a week afro the boys and
^ men met to clear the new church
' house tjronnds and did a trood job
‘ They intend to do more wtirk soon
Li‘Roy O'KrI 1V ,Tlill ll{)]linsw(ir t h,
«rovern!n«Mit tih n, cHme down Tur
key er«*ek MotkIuv iiiondjty early
after an all night fire fight on Andy
Bank’s T^laPl^
Johnny England a»?d Mr. Surrette
have been haulimr acid wood on the
head w’aters of Silver creek for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blythe of
lot’s to the mill. We are determined
to have our new church on the road
before another winter.
LaSalle Frady moved into his
new honse last week and about
tvventyflve boys, girls and women
serenaded them Sat. night. While
in the business, they serenaded
A*»a England, who moved about a
year ago.
Misses May Bnrns and Mollv
Neely spent Sat. night and Sunday
with Dave England.
Little Hattie Teagne of Brevard
visited her sister, Mrs. Sheldon
Sims, and took the measles, she is
better and has retnrned home.
Mrs. Wade and Virgil Galloway of
Sylva are visiting relatives here
and will retarn home this week.
James and Will Lyday of Pisgah
Forest visited their parents, Sunday
Mrs. Depew Orr visited her father
and mother last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holingsworth
spent Saturday with their daughter,
Mrs. LaSalle Frady.
Ben Frady and family spent Sun
day with LaSalle Frady.
Plowing, ditching, wood-hauling
and hauling church logs are poing
to keep the men hard at work for
the next few weeks.
Country Girl.
Oil-Proof Cement.
A cement which will not be affected
by oil is made by mixing glycerine
and litharge to the conslBtency of a
thick paste. This will be found very
handy in repairing cracked oil reser
voirs or in making an oil-tight joint
between two metal plates. The cement
should be applied as soon as it is
mixed, since it hardens very quickly.
For further particulars
to
T, S* WOOD,
Brevard, N, C.
NEW SUIT
COSTS FROM
SlOtoSSO
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Your old suit
can be cicaned,
pressed, repair
ed and made to
look almost as
pood a.s new’for
51) cent.^-; SI.OO a
month for foui
suits.
C.ty Pressing G!ii!]
CEDAR MT. UKEEZES.
V ^ yli
B F. Il ‘ri(l7icks of Sontli Saluda,
I'., viis a wiM k-end vi.sitorin our
V last
Miss Rusjilee ITatnilton olos-'I her
fichool last week and returned home
on Sunday.
Dock Heath and Arthur Bishop of
Ureenville visited J. S. Heath
Saturday and Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Bennie
Jonej?, 071 last Monday, a girl.
Mrs. Mary Allison has been on
the sick list for the past week.
Carl Drake was the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. (j}('orge Bishop Saturday
; and Sunday.
i The oldest son of Mr. and Mrs.
liuljert Siiiv.iney. died at the home
I of Mrs. Sunimey's mother, ]\lrs.
Fannit* Bnrns, on Sunday afternoon
at tho i’f-'e of 11 years and six
months. >irs. Siiminey and another
one of the children are in almost a
hop 'less condition they have been
eontined to the house for the last
two weeks with measles. Pat.
ELEGTiON JUDGES
F. E. Slmford will be judge and
W. S. Price, jr., tind D. L. Engligh
v.’ill ]>e the registrars as appointed
by tile board of aldermen for the
TJiunicipal flection to be held in
Mav.
1 rv a Diversified adv.
Memory of Walter Powell ,
Whereas God in His infinite wis- j
dom has called from our midst our ^
beloved brother, Walter Powell,
tho oldest son of Bro. J. E. Powell j
of lilantyre, we join with loved 1
one’s in humble submission to the '
Father’s will, knowing that He
doeth all tilings “ vVaUer whs
born on .Inne IS'J,') and died Feb.
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i 1. llUr, ' ; ii i: ‘,'1 \iitrs old. 11h
l» H\Hsi, i r’lovt 1,1 tiitlu r, ste})n)otlier,
one sister, hmI liir*«‘ brothers, wl'o
vvere so Ijtiihliil (inriiig his sick
ness, to mourn their loss. At the m
age of 16 he professed faith in
Christ and joined tho Baptist church
at Pleasant Grove. He became a
Woodman in Oct,, 1915, and re
mained one till his death.
Walter was a dutiful son, never
giving his i)arents any trouble. He
had many friends, but never allow
ed any one to do moro for him
than, ho could do for them.
The funeral services were con-
ducti d, by the writer at Little River
church, where wo laid him in the i
eold, cold ^rave to awiiit thf call to
jadg(Mnent. How strange to them,
they live on earth, he, bi‘
sc'd. They, by the storms
beaten at will. He has past all •
storm, all strife lying so still so
still
Dearest one, thou hast h‘ft us.
Here they h'ss, wo dec'ply ftH'l. lint
’tis God that hath bereft us. lie
can all our sorrows heal.
Peaceful be thy slumhers.
Peaceful in the ffravc so low.
Thou no more, wilt j.jin our niinibi'r?.
Thou no mere, our sorrowr. know.
T. rii i^'. i.AW,
mWMl TICKET
TO BE mm APR. 17
Plinnmer’s Easter Goods
MOST POPULAR BLOUSES
^e to th. ni, ' 8 j
1‘neath the RT
ns of life, ^ |
The inos), popular of all blouses are
those of g“(irgette crepe embroidered
with •••ilk aiul l)ea(l.‘. Light colors, in-
clutii-^ p«-aeh, .sulphur yellow, apple
gre»-i and other unususi! shades are
in contrasting silk.s ia the
Iati*> t models. Sleeves continue long
and f’oPr.rs open at the throat. But
lor tlu' ln'iietit «)f thin women converti-
bio eoliarrf are provided.
Recognizing the fact that men
and women do not at ainy other
season turn their attention more
intently to matters of dress than
just before Eastertide we have
purchased heavily to fill their
every need.
Our stock of spring and sum
mer goods is large, permits wide
range of choice at prices that
please, and is adapted to the
needs of men, women and chil
dren.
i
uggestioM
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Arrow
Outing
SHIRTS
WITH collars that may
be worn open as shown
in the sketch or closed,
'rhey are suitable for town,
country outing or strenuous
sport wear. Well made-
good comfortable fit.
$130
Easter is about here, which
means that it is time for
men to invest in spring and
summer clothing.
Consider the suggestions
below and let us fit you up
for the summer. We are
p.-epared to give you a wide
range of clioice in Js at
’■e-'sonable prices.
ii. V. D. Union Suits $1.00.
V. D. Two-piece Suits
50 cents each.
Panama, Leghorn and
Bangkok Hats.
The latest in Summer
Neckwear and Hosiery.
Sport Snirts 50c to $1.50.
1^ test in Collars.
Mr. Crabtree of the Hop
kins Tailoring Co. will be
with us to measure for more
suits again on Friday and
Saturday, this week.
Weilt’s Gents’ Store
Opposite Court House
For Men.
Mer/s Suits, $10 to $25,
Lew quarter Shoes, various styles.
Tc^nii Shoos, White and Black,
j Shirts and Collars. Ties in Stripes,
j Dots and F'ig;urc3.
Summer Hosiery. Nobby Hats
and Caps.
Women and Children.
Skirts, Waists, Hosiery.
Summer footwear.
Tennis Shoes, both White and
Black.
Children's Dresses, etc.
A convention of the dentncratic
voters ot the town of Brevard is
hereby called to meet at the eonrt
house on Tuesday night, Ai-ril 17,
1017, at eight o’clock, for tho pur
pose of nominating candidates for
mayor and aldermen for tho town
of Brevard for the ensuing two
years.
N. A. Miller, chairman, {
4 5 2t. O. L. Jones, secretary.
On our shelves you will find in ^our dry goods line some very desirable wash
goods, sport, striped silks, white goods, etc.
We would take pleasure in showing you our goods even though you don't
buv them.
ENEWED TESTIMONY
N'l one in Brevard who snfl'ers
backache*, hea'^aches, or distressinp
-4... It* can afford .to ignore
leful women’s twice-told
s*tory. It is confirmed tesitmony
that no Brevard residentcan doubt.
Mrs. W. A. Morley, G8 Penland
Ave,, Asheville, N. C., says: “Kid
ney disease sapped my strength un
til I w’as as helpless as a child. My
body was racked with jain from
morning nntil night. I whs treated
by good doctors, but got no batter.
At last, I used Doan’s Kidney Pills
and my health and strength retnrn
H(1 rapidly. I was soon able to do all
my housework.” (Statement given
February 6, 1911).
OVER THREE YEARS LATER,
Mrs. Morley said: ‘*For the past
three years I have had no kidney
trouble.”
Price 30c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy—
£ret Doan’s Kidney Pills—the same
that Mrs. Morley has twice publicly
recommended. Foster-MUbnrn Co.,
Props,, Buffalo, N* Y.—Advertise
ment.
j H. A. PLUMMER
BREVARD, N. C.
£8
BUILDER^S HARDWARE
WHolesstle and Retail
We can supply you with the proper hardware for your Building—
anything from the Garage to the finest Residence or Hotel.
Reading Locks and all necessary trimmings, Cory’s “Asfalt Slate”
Shingles—one, two and three-ply Superior Roofing. Nails in great
quantities. Screen Doors, Window Screens and Screen Cloth. Parlor
Door Hangers and Tracks, Barn Door Hangers and Tracks.
Picks, Shovels, Mattocks, Grading Plows and Drag Scrapers for
Grading.
Big Stock of Dependable Hardware—all bought
' before the price went up. Call, Phone or Write.
OTTIS GREEN HARDWARE CO.
11 West PacR S|UAra
WKolestile And Retail
Plione 1353
Aslfteville. N. C.