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THE BDEVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C
FRIDAY, I^CH . 19A, ItM.
: PERSONAl^ :
Mrs. M. A. Bosweif was in Ashe
ville this week >)^iting friends..
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Mr. J. E. Ockerman, principal of
Rosman High School, was in town
last Saturday.
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Miss E. H. Waller is making an
extended visit te^^fij^ends at Dunedin,
Florida.
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The next meeting of the Mathata-
sian Club will be held March 25 at
3:30 o'clock.
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Mrs. T. y. Williams of Knoxville,
Tenn., is ' iiing her sister, Mrs. A.
H. Plummer.
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Chns. B. Denver has been*spending
Eivera! (lays in Asheville this week
attending Federal Court.
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our city reporter, just give him the ing, general dejectedness and unhap-
facts and he will write it up for you. I piness—all are positive signs that
Aboye all get your neighbors to sub
scribe for the Brevard News; the
more subscriptions the bigger and
better the paper. Remember that
this is your county J^er. It repre
sents Transylvdnyf County to the
outside world. Kck it up with your
paid-up subscnption, your ,news
itams and your good words.
When mama’s got a baby, and sis-
^ ter’s got the “flues”
Just send the word to Norwood,
to Norwood of the News.
MORE ENTHUSIASM
FOR E GARDENER
IN BUNCOMBE CO.
Asheville March 15.—With a large
attendance of democrats from every
section, all enthusiastic and deeply
interested and determined to win the
IMrs. W. W. Zachary and small j Buncombe County “Gardner for
daughter, Levilah May, are visiting | Governor” club was organized in
in Greenville, S. C. I Asheville Saturday. The club starts
off with 1667 members and the lead-
Mr. F. D.
part of the
interest of’
ing at noon'
lement spent the first; ^ay that many moro will be
?ek in Charlotte in the roHod.
le Auditorium, return-1 Addresses were delivered by lead-
^odnesday.
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Born to Mr. and^rs. T. B. Sum-
mey Jr., on Sumlay morning, March
14, a fine \oY. Mother and child
are both domg well and “Dick” is
happy.
Brevard has a beautiful drive all
r'lon.j: Main St. by the Franklin Hotel
; nu aln-.ost to Mr. J. S. Siivv''r.=:tecn’s
!;ouc. but it kick^^ one -which
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v.’ould add to i^ch to the comfort
hot suii'-riyr days, and that is
pha»ie. Gc'nVcmen of the Town Coun
cil, now is the time to plant shade
trcis. A word to the wise is suffi
cient.
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ing men, and they were imMU mous
in their conviction that Lieutenant
Governor O. Max Gardner was the
man to be nominated for Govorav^r
and were equally unanimous that his
nomination was certain. Steps were
taken to make a throujah and persis
tant canvass in Gar.lcner’s behalf.
A campai.*rn committee, was compos
ed. of prominent and influential citi
zens v.as chosen to take charge of
the W'ork.
the n^ombc rs of the “Gard-
the body is not receiving its proper
nourishment thru the blood.
Pepto-Mangan helps restore vigor
ous health, because it contains the
very elements so much needed by the
blood to enable it to perform its
functions and supply the body with
nourishment, energy, and strength.
For your convenience, Pepto-Man-
gan is prepared in tablet as well as
liquid form. Both possess exactly
the same medicinal value.
There is but one genuine Pepto-
Mangan and that is “Gude’s”. If the
name “Gude’s” is not on the pack-
ZS2 it is not Pepto-Mangan.—adv.
r.e
Jt ss I'iokc'i.simer, the Drug^rist, has
irtst;;I]c(l new Puffer-Lippincott count\
Seal !a Fountain at his
Tvlai!'. St. sloiv*. Tho new fountain
i.; ('■ ■ .v'CVi fc».*t lou^", oC v.’hiLC Ital-
iari ;■ ' I'.nk KiyB^^viile marble with
nKi.vL'::-',)h^ted jfrimmin.u's and a back
i’rc.v.'. : or ;^ui#3‘^any anil plate glass
m-rr.ir.'. TiM fixture combines the
P’( sMiliar.N* and un-to-date fca-
tur -.i ant! complies in every respect
\vi h ,i:(,verr.inent sanitary re.gula-
tioii;^ Mr. Pickelsimer expects to
;o >’.!s])ense the ‘Mope
ei'.eiis but not inebriates” in a few'
days.
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r'c; J th..n !.000 farmers were ac-
coi;'v.C'. i with loaiis from the
1\- :<l\ i'arni Loaii Board's funds
dx'.v'r "': 11:. t.ionth of January. Their
.'.to borrov.if.;>:s wero above
O'jS’.OGO. These loans v/ere for
lonu' ; 'i’io.'.s aijd at interest rates
nrach !r:IoV tXose ehanxcHl by pri-
\a ;* lj;u:ei\./ I^Iany thousands of
r>. na\l been dircctiy beneflt-
i 1 by thir- federal loan plan since
>1. ii'.ee'.'tion, and thousands more
1-, V(' rei;-)-.I an indirect advanta.i>;c
il'r,. in interest rates
hi'our'.rl aboa!, by this governmental
ar-.*ncv. The (iemocrats did it.
- for ('.overnor” clui) are men from
c vi^y walk of life. Leadin,;.^ financiers
a.ttorueys, p/hys.t :ans. other profes
sional men, business men and work
ers of every craft :r.’e enthusiastic
for Gardner in Asheville and Bur.-
ine Club elected t'u' followin.u: of
ficers: Pre^^i<k‘nl. Hon. J. S. Adams,
S^.-retary, i:. X. W:-:-ht. C’.unpaign
('cmniiticc: K. (i. Bernnrd. Cha’rman
V . 3k'!e-.’e, J. \V. Hayiios, H. L.
Nettles, Grov'_i' Roberson. J. R. Oates
(Jallatin Rob.rt.^. Julius C. :\Iartin,
r r. F.ckl'. -lohn H. ('athey. Sid J.
Joyce, r. !’■. \Viliiams, Judge H. T>.
Stevens, vVall'-r Tomes Wray, E. C.
(h'eene. W. 11. Wyatt, J. P.. Stradley,
which F.uciaur. Herbert E. Williams.
K(i ohiclistor-;, and Dr. Marion
Eu(k.;cr. Adv.
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Aid Society
»in®
Of Oak C.rcve Church ’-viil have
the r.rst cf a series of Sales
AT——
:d Pharmacy
Saturday, the 20th
At 2 O’clock, p. m.
The Funds to be Used for the
?-ax- osc cf Euvinri an
Or^an
FOR OAK GROV:
CHURCH
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The Brevar.l Hardware Company
h;;ve dispiayed in their store one of
the best exhibitions of all varieties
of farm and .crarden seeds ever
PlPTQ-filAKGAS
aJ m iAl
RED BLOOD
broiV'i’.t to Drevard. They are from
th-> V. ell-knov,-’.! firm of seed .erov.'ors,
W. Al-ee Burpee and Co.., of Phila-1
delnhi:). This fijni carries a complete Helps Restore Thin, Run-Down Men
Iii:c of fertr^iz^s and farm and gar- Anfl Women to Vigorous, Full-
de- Irnplem(^jp, and tools, rakes, Biccded Health.
hoes, trowelsw.nd weeders; in fact
ev3rythin.- you need for a success-| Recommended by Physicians
ful crop except the land, the sun-
shine, the shovrers and the strong
arm, the stiff back and the ready
Sold in Liquid or Tablet Form—The
i Name “Gudo’s” the Guide to the
Genuine.
will that goes behind them.
This firm has moved their office to jg ^ true saying that your health
the back of the store so as to give | jg only as good as your blood. Good
room for the display of their exten
sive line of farm and garden imple
ments and machinery.
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Wo want to make this paper a real
help to every homel in Transylvania
and to your frienda who live else
where. We V^notldo this without
your help; writeSfirlphone an3rthing
of interest to Mr.^E. H. Norwood,
rich blood manifests itself in a
healthy, natural complexion; clear
keen eyes; tireless energy and en
thusiasm; and an abundant supply of
reserve strength.
And just as positively does poor,
thin blood directly influence the en
tire system. Pale, sallow coj^plex-
ions; dull eyes; a listless step; lan
guidness; tiredness; worn-out feel-
AUDITORIUM
Satur., March 20
‘‘Tiie Eye Of Bod”
A five part drama together with Ruth
Roland in the first episode of
The Adventyres Of Ruth
This serial promises to be one of the best
ever run in Brevard.
II im——«g*
Matinee 2:30
Admission 15c
Children 10c
Have You a Home?
you do not have a Home,
;cme and let iss seM you one.
[iome, come
yoi; do own a
1 I •fTiR> rn cT F"
ana have iss
it.
Two cf the most sensible
that you can do: secure a
and protect it.
things
home
GALLOWAY (Si> MINNIS
Real Estate and Si\s7:ranc8 Agents
VafcaMe Real Estate and Stock of CLoth-
ingp Shoes, Hats and Gents Fc=rnish-
ings Goods
lABCH 29. at 12
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We will offer for sale at public auction to the high-
est'biddcr^in front of the Court House at Brevard, N.
C., on Monday, March 29, 1920, at 12 o’clock no«n,
liie foiiowin" valuable Real Estate:
Two-story frame buildirg next to the Aethelwold
liotel, now occupied by the Weilt Clothing Store, and
lot 30x73.
One-half undivided interest in the new two-story
brick store and office building: occupied by the Weilt
Dry Goods Store, and lot 38x73.
One-third undivided interest in the J. P. Aiken lot,
west of the above brick building with an alley be-
tw’een, 27 1-2x132.
A going business, consisting of $22,000 ^ock of
Men’s Clothing, Shoes, Hats, and Gent’s Furnishings,
and store and office fixtures.
Terms on Rea! Estate—One-Third Cash, balance in
6, 12, 18, and 24 months, evidenced by notes bearing
6 per cent interest from date, secured by deed in Trust.
Terms on Stock of Merche. idise—Cash (part cash
and balance in short time on rbsolute security and if
arrangements are made before 3ale.)
Subject to confirmation of the Court.
WACHOVIA BANK & TRUST CO.
Executor of Estate of Wm. P. Weilt
ASHEVILLE, N. C.
oun CLIENTELE GROWS
Not Upon Promises But Upon Performance
WE ARE PIONEERS IN
DRY CLEANING and DYEING
IN BUSINESS Since 1835 PROMPT DELIVERIES
The Teasdale ohio
SEND OOODS BY PARCEL POST
FROM MECHANICAL STANDPOINT
HAS NO EQUAL IN PRICE
BEGINNING with the substantial construction of
the frame work of the cabinet of the best five-ply ma
hogany veneer obtainable, through its many different
operations of rubbing and polishing to give it its beau
tiful, velvety, soft finish, the Westrola cabinet reflects
the grace of its beautiful lines.
Its graduated tone arm; the all wood, modeled,
amplifying chamber creates that wonderful “Natural-
Tone” in which the “human thrill” is so apparent that
you believe the artist in the flesh is actually there.
And the throbbing heart—the life of the instru
ment—the large powerful, double spring, fibre inlaid,
noisless motor—as solid and substantial and as smooth
running as human hands can make it—reflects the
service you can expect from your Westrola.
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Demon
stration
‘Pie.ys any Record You Say in a 'Natural-Toned’ V/ay’
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'^ARD, N. C. Phone 85
NOW IS THE TIME TO
UY CARS
The Mcii’ch winds will -con cry u'."» the mud ancl it v/il! be a
ploaGuro to drive a car ihat i-nn’ccs liltie or no over the;
good ra^.dc.
MOTOR CAR STANDARDS ARE IN THE HANDS OF THE
CCNSUMEnS
It is wilhir>. the power of the rriotorins public to make auto-
mobiSes measure up to their vsquirenjents, says White & Wood
ward, of Rosrnan, N. C., local deaiorrs in Chevrolet passenger cars.
The SUCCC3S of , an automobile depends on the degrae to
which it gives purchasers what they want and need, therefore
try a Chevrolet.
In buying a car see that you get all that your money calls
for. if you are not a judge of mcchanical construction find out
from ov/ners what service their cars afford. The testimony of
noi one, but many owners is necessary to establish a reliable
reputalion. The rei>utation and resources of the manufacturer
are 2fui«^cs io the quality of the car.
Service and economy are the chief points to be considsred.
Of what use are all the comforts and cor.veniences of equipment
if Ine car itself doesn’t stand up? What enjoyment is there in
them if the car itself is a continuous extravasjance?
Complete satisfaction can only be experienced with a car
that not only includes every essential of modern equipment b'^t
which affords dependable and inc'irensive performance.
These are the standars by which a car should be judc^ed.
Purchasers can secure cars i:hat measure up to them if they in
sist upon it.
Satisfy yourscif 'that the car you decide upon is fully equip*
ped at the start. But above all, make sure that the motor and
otiier vital parts of its construction are such as to insure ^ou
dcpcndaUe, economical and lasting service in return ^for your
invcstmdnt. By doing this you will advance the standards of the
industry and benefit the motoring public as a whole.
A. M. WHITE
U. G. WOODWARD
Wiiite Woodward
“The Chevrolet'
Rosnuoi, N. C.
NOTICE
I will offer for sale at public auc
tion, on Saturday, April 3rd, 1920,
beginning at 10:00 o’clock a. m., all
the personal property belonging to
the estate of C. L. Osborne, deceas
ed. Said personal property consist
ing of all farming 'utensils, stock,
corn, cattle, hogs, tools, Ford car,
gas engine, mill, corn crusher, and
all other personal or interest in per
sonal property belonging to the es
tate of the said C. L. Osborne.
All purchases amounting to'* $20
and under must be paid in cash» and
all purchases amounting to over $20
must be in cash or with approved
security for time not exceeding 12
months from date of sale.
This property is all in good con
dition.
Everybody is invited to come to
the sale which will be held on the
premises of the said C, L. Osborne.
. This March 6, 1920.
C. K. OSBORNE, Adm’r.