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WE WISH TO ANNOUNCE'TO THE
OF TRANSVLViWt A
' that we are IN' THE FURNITURE
BUSINESS. WE TRY TO KEEF^ AT AU.
TIMES A GOOD UNE OF sfANPiUtb
FURNITURE—snilNGS, MATTRE^ES,
FLOOR COVERINGS, CHAIRS, ROClC.
ERS, ETC.
WE ALSO HANDLE ORGANS, TALK;
ING MACHINES, SEWING MACHINES,
ETC.
WHEN YOU CANT FIND WHAt
YOU WANT IN YOUR OWN TOWN, WE
‘ SHALL BE VERY GLAD TO HAVE
lU CALL TO SEE US. WE PROMISE
KIND TREATMENT AND THE
BEST PRICES AND TERMS THAT CAN
BE GIVEN ON FURNITURE AT THIS
TIME. GIVE US A TRIAL.
Hendersonville Furniture Co.
“The Otd Reliable” ' Hendersonville, N. C.
Spny Your Fndt with PYROX
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I^rfOK protects your ovehard asiinit the ravages of botb
insects and fungus, and makes it possible for jroa tocroir
aurketd)le fruit and lots of it.
Him is nothing cnnplic:^ vboot its use; it is an b-
acctldde and fan^dde combined, and when applied*
t^d^ dries, fonmng a coating unaffected hf
even the heaviest rains.
iUk anjrofcbardlst what he thinks of ^rmz;
ThmUmm
thttcall and get a cop7 of our new and interesting booklet.
We sell I^rrox becuise we know what it will do—aiqf
qoaon^ you want, in small dru^s, k^or bands. *
BREVARD HARDWARE CO.
Brevard, N. C.
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The farmers ^ this part are rather
behind with ^eir 'work account
pf so mvdi ra|n.i
the cold sni9 about l^^ster got the
most of the p^ache% bnt net idL
Mrs. Arrie Lyday has been on the
sick .list for the past few ^^ys, but
she is better now.
J. W. Reeves from :the cotton mill
at Pickens, C., was Hi visitor at.his
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mother’s here last week.. v ^
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W. A. Parker has moved from
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Laurel CrMk to the Crick Burgess
place. He is peeling tan bark. .
R. W. Sinith and wife Iwve beCta
up from Salem, S. C.,'te W. H. Hii^
kle’s, Smith's father.
Smith's litU« ^sister, Essie HinUe,
went back home with them.
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Walter, ^msay was a visitor at
Bud Reid’s last Sunday and Monday.
Claude Reid has moved from Tox-
his wife diedfCimotherxzfiflffffivbgk
away to his father’s, S. P. Reid. Since
his wife died his mother is taking
care of the two children.;
Tan bark and crossties «eem to be
the products of this part these days.
Freeman Cash from Asheville was
up to see his mother, Mrs. M. M. Gash
and stayed four days last week.
Little Pearl Kimsey has been on the
Sick list. She is improvipg nicely.
Joe Tigue and family have moved
from here to Salem, S. C. to grow
cotton this year, and some com and
cane.
Colman Lj^ay is living at the Tigue
place this year.
W. J. Owen^ passed through this
burg last Sunday.
Rev. Wade Nicholson preached at
Travelers ^st Baptist church last
Sunday at 3:00 o’clock.
The Burnett 4e Verdeiy' Miffiag
Co. have* iuit received a new motor
which is tor be instiled at once. -^This
will provide onough ](>dwer to run the
mill at full capaci^ and enable them
to double ^e preisent ou^ut by mak-»
ing about twenty-five barrels ;of flour
per day. The only flour , put on the
market by this compipy is ground
from No. 1 Red Winter Wlieat wlhch
is purchas^ from the ^vemment by
Burnette & Verdery ai||i is the best
hard wheart to be procured. The
'flour Aground :brpm this w&at is guar
anteed tp be ai>solutely first<lass and
unadulterated and is unbleached. "
Every pound of fllour sold by the
local milling con)pany is placed in
the hands of Traius^vania merchants
for distribution under the name of
Flavo Flour, and everyone who tries
the new flour refuses to buy any other
kind. ^
In addition to the flour made for
market an increasing amount of work
is being done for tiie farmers of t^
county, who are now becoming more
and more interested in raising their
own wheat. And Transylvania farm
ers are not the only ones who patron- j
ize the mill here, for a large amount
of grinding is done for Henderson
County farmers.
When the new motor is put in or
der the Burnette & Verdery Milling
Co. will be prepared to take care of
a large part of the milling for West
ern North Carolina. Their plant is
equipped with an American Angleo
Mill than which there is no better
piece of machinery made for the pur
pose of making flour. However the
output of this plant is not confined
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GET SOME OF THAT SPRING
LAMB AT SLEDGE’S.
Mrs. J. A. Miller went to Asheville
for a short stay Friday.
^ the‘ piwdUiction of flour. It turns
»ut cdra ^meal, rye flour, shorts and
bran. U is enterpriseli like this which
will make the prosperity of Transyl
vania County. It keeps Transylvania
money-at home and gives continued
impetus to the agricultural activity
of the county.
I
ARE MORE IMPORTANT THAN
YOUR FOOD. We use the BEST
DRUGS OBTAINABLE IN FILUNG
YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS, AND THEY
ARE ALWAYS FILLED BY A.COM
PETENT PHARMACIST.
MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF
DRUGS, TOILET ARTICLES, IN FACT
EVERYTHING KEPT IN A FIRST-
CLASS DRUG STORE.
DAVIS-WALKER DRUG CO.
Successors to DUCKWCHITH DRUG CO.
Main St. BREVARD, N! C. Phone 85
TINSLEY’S MARKET
Has What You Wantiin
FRESH MEATS and CURED MEATS
FISH and OYSTERS
Vegetables, Chickens, Eggs and Produce
The Very.Best in These Lines and
Sells for Less All the Time
TINSLEH MARXET
Prompt Delivery
Phone 27
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PLUMMER & TRAVTHAMS
Week
WE ARE GOING AFTER MORE CUSTOMERS—REMEMBER, THE MORE GOODS WE SELL THE CHEAP-
ER YOU CAN BUY—VALUE ACCOMPLISHES WONDERS—INCREASED SALES MEAN MARGIN FOR US AND
BETTER VALUES FOR YOU.
All Transylvania Should Buy Here
Thousands have already learned the advantage of shopping here* We have determined to convince thousands more-
Hence our FRIEND-MAKING WEEK. Our close alliance with the Sputh’s largest wholesale houses, which, with their vast out
let, and big purchasing power, enables us to share with them in the ^^prize lots” of the market.
SIX DAYS OF RECORD BARGAINS THAT WILL PROVE OUR PRICES ARE LOWEST, QUALITIES AND
VALUES THE BEST. •
Yardrwide Gold Band Black
Taffeta Silk worth $2.00 per
yard, Sale Price
$1.59
60c quality white Silk Hose.
TheW are “seconds,” slightly
impir^ect. Sale Price
J 39c pr. . -
Men’s 75c qpality Union
Suits, a special value at
50c
Ladies’ good Percale Bunga
low Ai^rons, an exceptional val
ue at
* 79c
Good quality Sea Island, yd.
wide Brown Domestic,* Sale
Price
15c30fl.
PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING
IN THE HOUSE IS REDUCED
DURING THIS SALE
Best quality 25c Ladies* * Fast Black Hose
ham, Sale Price ^^^^^^Hvorth 20c pair. Sale Price
2-3c 10c pr.
Men’s $2.50 grade Overalls,
best blue Demin, at
$2.00 pr.
Men’s best blue Ghambray
Work Shirts, a spedM Talue at
89c ,
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