THE BREVARD NEWS. BREVARD. N. C.
FRIDAY. APRIL 8t1i, 192I-
PERSONALS
Born tc Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Fonda,
C!T. April f), a son.
7. B. Held of Lake Toxaway was
« >’kitor to Brevard this week.
Coleman Galloway made a profcs-
! ,M>nal visit to Asheville last week.
R. H. Ztichary left Wednesday for
-ji bvTsint.ss trip to South Georgia.
Miss Mildred Rigsby of Asheville
is vLiiilng Misses Mabel and Nellie
lilillcr.
Mr. '^nd Mrs. J. M. Zachary of Cal-
vtrt v;ere visitors to Brevard on
MoTuiny.
i^Irs. C. A. Sitton of Easley, S. C.,
is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs.
M. IMeltKm.
Mis??. L.^uiac Melton of Asheville
here recently visiting Miss Maud
K? {/Karitli..
7vTbs Callio Galloway has returned
Misses Mabel and Nellie Miller,
?pent Wednesday in Asheville.
Thedore Clement was an Asheville
/isitor fronr Brevard this week.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Kilpatrick spent
several days in Hendersonville last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Puasco Tilson, of
Asheville spent the week end in the
city with relatives.
Mrs. Branch Tinsley and Mrs.
Clarence Poole were Asheville visit
ors from Brevard this week.
Miss Fliorne Johnson of Green
ville, S. C.j spent several days last
v.’cek in the city with relatives.
Llr. and Mrs. T. B. Summey, Jr.,
and two small children, were week
2nd visitors to relatives in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Wilson enter
tained at a dinner party last Satur-
liay the following quests: Rev. J.
.i. Iluy^ Miss Mary Peck Hay, Mr. and
?.Irr. A. B, liiley and Ralph Duck-
v/orth.
Miss Irene McMinn returned to
M TOWN MRROR
Whoever Lo9ks Into It May See His
Own Face, Or Perhaps Another's
As human beings pass, jostle ^one
another, or Unger for a moment to
gether, they very often express their
thoughts or emotions, little dreaming
of their effect on other minds. Some
times they tickle, sometimes they
sting, sometimes thsy stipulate to
.thought or deed. Only rarely are
they recorded, exce^ on that myster
ious gray tablet called tho brain.
Tp the news gatherer many of
NEWPORT MAN HAS
GAINED TWENTY LBS.
I Mary Pickfonl in THE LOVE
LIGHT at 'the Aaditorlum, Monday,
April lltk.
‘*1 Don’t BelieTe I Could Feel Any
Better Than I Do Now***
Says Kelley.
SPEaAL NOTICE!
THE BREVARD MOTOR CO.
WISHES TO ANNOUNCE THAT
BEGINNING WITH THE FIRST OF
APRIL THEIR BUSINESS WILL
BE RUN ON A STRICLY CASH
BASIS. C. H. KLUEPPELBERG.
April SOih, 1921, and answer or &Br
mur to the petition now filed in said
cause, or the petitioners will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
In the petition.
This the 30th day of March 1921.
N. A. MILLER Cl^k of Superior
Court.
4-8-4tc.
NOTICE — SERVICE BY PUBLI
CATION:
m after a visit to her par- V/inston Salem College, Winston
Stlica. ^alem, N. C., Monday after Spend-
I in.cr the spring vacation with her moth
Jasxvn Hucrocins is sustituting for ’ Mrs. J. W. McMinn.
W- 11. Crojran on Route One, during j
tattvr-s vacation. i Mrs. M. P. Brodie has returned
I from Florence, S. C., where she has
“I have gained twenty pounds by
taking Tanlac and A>n’t believe I
could feel any better than I do now,”
said John T. Kelley, 485 East Tenth
St., Newport, Ky.
“My troubles started about two
years ago and kept increasing until! North Carolina, Transylvania County,
it looked like everything was wrong j Ift the Superior Court, before the
these stray remarks or casual happen-r j v/ith me. My stomach was all out j clerk.
ings seem worthy of a more public ; order and nearly everything I ate ; Nan Smith et. al. vs. James Jones, Jr. ■
record. Whether others will think • 'oiirerl and caused gas to form. I j et. al. j
JO remains to be seen. ' appetite and couldn’t eat e- The defendants James Jones, Jr.,
FAEEV/ELL TO CIGAHS: j nough to keep up my strength. I and wife Jane Jones will take notice
“Yes, I have quit smoking”, said >ost twenty - two pounds and got so that a Special Proceedings entitled
C. H. Klueppelberg, with a stern set v/eak that it was risky for me to walk as above has been conmenced in the
jaw, but also a dreamy, far away j the street alone. i Superior Court of Transylvania |
look in his eyes, as if he were watch- j “My nerves were shattered, I could- ^ Countyj the purpose of said proceed
ing the ghostly wreath of smoke curl-1 sleep to do any good and in the j ing being to sell certain real estate
ing from a gone but not forgotten i morning I felt so weak it was hard for j situate in Transylvania County, N.
cigar. “Yes, I’ve quit. I feel aw^- r.io to get out .of bjad and dress. I; C., for partition of the proceeds be-
ful mean, but I’m going to stick it constipated all the time and had tween the tenants in common, plain-
cuL I’m going to come clean.” ■ hcadaches and dizzy spells nearly I tiifs and defendants in this proceed-
“Here, Klup, I want to make you a every day. ' j ing;
present of a fine ciga(r,” tempted “I was in Cleveland, Ohio, about | And the said defendants above
?Ja_, looking up from the book from j three months ago, and a friend re- named will further take notice that
which he was preparing a long list; commended Tanlac to me. Before , they are required to appear at the
of duns. 11 finished the first bottle my appetite , office of the Clerk of the Superior
_ i* XT J i • j. n/r t -u- i “Not on your life,” virtuously an-; had con-«G back and my food was agree , Court of said County on Saturday,
..1. A. Bry.on of Hendersonv.Ue. vr.a,ng her sister, Mrs J Y. | . i
>urm.._r!y of I tell you I’ve qait.” fa-.t and today I'm in as good!
ilien deporito'’ cc;;-. :Toi- a plug health as I was the best day of my}
of Brown’s Male — or some such life. j
anin-.al, Mr. Klueppelberg took his “I am no longer constipated and!
departure, with an air of grim de- don’t have headaches or dizzy spells j
termination. ■ any more. The nervousness has all ;
SOME STREET PHILOSOPHY ' gone and I sleep sound every night. '
“Say, did that ever give you an ' I f^^l •'is well as I could ask and am ^
i idea?” enquired Reuben Ballard, ^ible to go to work.”
pausing in his work on the sidew^alk .
. and mopping the honest sweat from “MITE BOX” OPENIN<5l:
i his brow with one hand, whiie with i'
! the othor he pointed to the 500 or
; more children fcrniing in line in fi’ont
Carl Hardin will spend
the summer in Brevard
again and will be at his
old hangout, Smith’s
Barber Shop.
WHEN YOU GET HUSKY
USE
NYAL
HUSKEY’S
Antiseptic Throat Pastilles
for
Huskey Voico, Hoarseness,
Coughy Tickling:,
and Non-speciitc Throat
Irritation.
Escelient fgr public speakers,
singers, and those who smoke.
Contain no dangerous drug.
DAVtS-WALKER DBU6 CO.,
Br?vard,N. C.
“Once a Trial—Always Nyal'*
here this week.
rk?!. and Mrs. E. A. Fonda of Green
■vTilt' arc* v'siting the latter’s parents,
■'J>f. wind C. W- Hunt.
Vr. and IMis. Ervin Melton have re-
.nn’ivd t.i Ereuard after several
i\i Chesterfield, S. C.
Iv’rr. r>, Grimshawe vind son, Rich-
who been visiting Mr. Grim-
;-V; Jit .‘r^vha, have returned home.
RcV. W. A. Thor.ias, pastor of the
TA':!r’r.(V]st Chxu'ch at Rosman, visitjd
OtiUghT.r, 3Irs.
tV^y.
i Brodie was a guest at a bridge party
given in her honor.
NEW BARBER SHOP:
The basement room under Plummer
and Trantham’s store is being put
'1 Ox’der for a barber shop, to be
operated by W. O’K. King and Jason
Tlugsdns. Three chairs, shoe shine
.••'::'.nd, tub ?:•:! i^hower baths will be
i'lstalled, it- is understood. Messrs.
Kin'; and Ilu'i'gins expect lo open the
Lucky Stones
Have you ever heard of hov/ the Lucky Stones
were fornr.ed?
'ijp vrithin the next thirty (lays.
Zachary last Sun-
.-\rthur Smith of Cedar Mountain
mx :pt?d w'ork temporarily in the
<'.nrbeT Fhop of his brother, J. W.
Z::chary has returned to Cen-
S. t - , after a visiv of several days
h'3 pp.r iifs, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
' " ’!TTEE SUGGESTS REMEDY
. VIOLATION OF THE LAW
!s ths rc^iOTt of the Com-
Kijttei: On Temperancc adopted
at Asheville District, West
ern North C.-rolina Con-
fo'rcncr, Black Mcun-
C., March 24th.
of the shcolhouse.
“Well, it give.'- me one,” he con-
t’nu‘:'d as he U'ct response to his
question. “I just th'nk sometimes
v.-h-rn I see all that crowd thiit hard
times c:\n i lart lon.ir. All of ’em past three months,
have got to have clothes and shoes During the social
On last Friday evening April, th°
young people’s missionary r^.ocit:y of
the Methodist Church held their
quarterly “mite box” opening at the
parsonage.
A nice sum was realized from the
gathering of their mites during the
kour contests
and something to oat, and it’s got to and music w’ero very much enjoyed.
Li<rht refreshments were served.
iVlrs. S. V. Tates and dauuhter,
Ella l.i-r. .‘ind Miss Eastey Collins
h::vD relvirn'.'d from a visit to friends
In Sy>;=irlariY)UJg.
W. E. Erc'ese returned last week
a I'Tofessionar visit to Green-
viHe. S. C., Macon, Ga., Charlotte and
Ar.5itrii Ilk*, N. C.
E'Titst Miller, who has been at
■work in Florence, S. C.^ came home
last week for a short visit before go-
iBg •\vi)rl-: in Georgia.
come from 3omewh3ro. ^^ot.on mills
i and other mill? n;ay close down for a
! v;hilo, but that’s ono kind of factory
] tliat’s not goln;:: to ?top. No, the
G’hcT mills will hc.ve to start up some
All present thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
Mt. an;l ?*Irs. C. E. Orr motored to
Kt.
15. T>:
tit A.
THE ISSUE
The Eiuiitiienth Amendment to the ' „
STILL HOPE FOP. FRUIT;
T. S. Wood has a longer recollec-
tiontion than the miijori.y of citi
zens. He remembers a very early
Spring, like this one, which happened
years ago.
“The fruit blooms came out early,
and then there v,’as a succession of
light fi’osts. That year we had an
unusually fine crop of fruit. I re
member the time quite well, for it
vras the very year I was married.”
A CLEAN UP PLAN:
“Talking of a clean up drive”, ob- ‘
served a citizen, “I have an idea in,
I which, if carried cut, v.ould get; the
, , greatest amount of good with the
T. ! Uquor trarae i, boU, :n30lcrt and de. : exnenditnre of labor. Tio Iho
!■ ei;er:il Confcitution has r.ettled the
t'irohibition que/tion. License or no *
;iirc^'!'o i.- no longer r^n issuE. The
- ’'-‘n of the citizenship now is
patriotiL<m and reverence for law vs.
jinarchy and contempt for law. On
j this issue every thoughtful patriotic
' citizcn must stand on God’s side res-
i)ccting, reverencing and maintain
ing lav.'.
! SITUATION IN NORTH CARO-
Mary Pickford in THE LOV'E
LIGHT at the Auditorium, Monday,
Apri] 11th.
Long before the white men knew this land we call
ours some <?ood fairies used to have their work shop in
what is now known as Patrick County, Virpinia. It is
ssid that a?! the fairies had co-ne together nt this place
when an eifin messenger brought to them the story of
the crucifixion of Christ. As they heard it they wept
and each tear became a little gem in the shape of a cro’s.
The^se stones are siipposi’d to hrinfr iuck, and more
t'aan a million people are wearing them today in various
forms of jewelry.
VVe have them for 50c and up.
FRANK D, CLEMENT
The Hallmark Jeweler
LINA; i
The v’olation of the Eighteenth ‘
Amendment, the Voliccai Act and (
Ariiovir.c Jlonday and attended the p,,ol,ibition laws in North Caro- I
minstrel Aov.- at nisht, returning to : cspoc'iallv in the toiinds.of the i
BTCvard 1 jCiiday afternoon. i .^a'.jeviUe Di^tiict. are alarminjr. The
i U.'V
' t-'V-
d Mr:--. W. A. Band, Dr
and Ed. Cantrell motored I nant, breeding mors anarchists every
'.Monday afternoon, at-1 day. Moi’e than three thousand of '
•'iJiUTel .show at night, j the fourteen thousand stills captured
1 by Federal officers last year were
A. Fm. Hampton "ravelled over '-apturod in this state. Our people,
larse pi'irl of tae county last week preachers, laymen and officers, need |
«l?rfiribuiing posters for the Anniver- , active. The failure of
AtxT'j Sale and giving away trade dol- three legislatures to enact
cans to the tails
of all the
to.
worthless dogs in the community and
let them all leave together.”
WHO SHALL HOLD THE WALL?
“The men w'ore out the railing in
ths court house”, said one of
the Betterment ladies, “but I think
the women ought to occupy the new
I advanced legislation such as that cal- ^
Mr.'. J. M. Allison and son Mack j Eighteenth Ad^i^e^^^' ed»»^ she added, “they would soon have
nrs» visiting the former’s sister, Miss
ment has encouraged the violators.
S. €.
M.-Erecse, who is a nur. in j Tile Anti - Saloon Leayje in thi, state
tasrffston Hospital, Charleston, ^ had the aggressive backing
' of the church and good citizens it
had a right to expect. Many who
Mrs. Ira Hamilton, and small son | want the law enforced have been
returned to their home in j waiting for the other fellow to do it.
S^taT'an'b-urg, S. C., Thursday after-1 We have waited until property and
arverai days visit to Mrs. J. M. Kil- , |jfe are jeopardized and, in some in-
pntrkk.
: it all to themselves.” '
1 But alas! What woman wants to be * i)| I
a wall flower?
yy
TRAVEUN6 GOODS
Quality Ootli@s at
New Price Level
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Setzer of Con-
Bkriiy !5printrs and Mrs. and Mrs. E.
W. So'c ’rr of Claremont attended the ' _
Se'fTtjT personal property sale here
Iasi Saturday.
THERE WILL BE A CAKE SALE
AT BREVARD PHARMACY, SAT-
URDAY. APRIL 9th. 4-8-It.
stances, have been sacrificed. Shall
we wait longer and suffer more?
WHAT’S THE REMEDY?
1. Agitation, education, pmblicity.
t th -'-reachers sound the alarm
Jrcm the pulpit, and awake the people
VO the duty of citizenship in the mat-
€I«©yge Philip recently had as his ^ ter of V.w - enforcement.
PbsAh his niece. Miss Christina Hoe- 2. Lot the church folk and other
•cJfc’l M’ld her uncle, Mr. Hoeckel,' of r ood ciilzens in every community or-
De.-ywT, Col. They stopped here on g.mize Law and Order Leagues, as
a rt^rn trip from Florida. j the Anti - Saloon League suggests,
! fOv team - work among the citizens
C. D. Bagwell ^f Atlanta is ^ ^ support of officers who
ROCKBROOK GRIST MILL
GRINDING - CRUSHING - CKOP-
ING.
Mill Days: Tuesdays, Fridays
Diversified Ads.
3^.«^nding some time in Brevard, stay- ^^force the law and opposition to
those who do not.
3. Call upon solicitors to ask for
sentences instead of fines in case of
conviction and call upon judges to
give such. Oppose the pardon of
the liquor violator uless a rare ex-
izsjr nvlth Mrs. W. M. Cloud. Mrs.
©f.sjrdcH’s husband, an army officer, is
at present in the sanitarium at Nap-
Ie.%.
W. S. Price, senior and jijnior, re
turned last week from Jacksonville,
Ffei., v/here they had been to attend ception.
Hki funeral of the former’s brother- | ®®solve to rally to the Anti -
'They also visited Ashby Saloon League in its effort to secure
P?rice who is fit work in Jacksonville. state “Appropriate Legis-
1 lation” to enforce the Eighteenth
l^r. and Mrs. Montgomery of Buf- Amendment, and to harmonize our
N. Y., who have been visiting laws witl^ the Volstead Act.
iSselr daughter, a student ait Brevard 5. Furnish copies of this report for
Institute, and staying at ^rs. T. J. publication to the North Carolina Ad-
??eel<‘y’s, have returned home. Mr. vocate and the two Asheville dailies,
Montgomery was favorably impres- and request the weekly papers also
*cd with the place and people and in the district to pablish it.
iras much interested in the future S. S. Thomas, Chairman^ Rev. J.
possibilities jol the section. | H. Brendall, Clerk. '
FOR SALE — One l^oyal Typewriter
in good condition. Price S2.5.00;|
c. Frank D. Clement.!
FOR SALE — Fresh Jersey Heifers i
See Dr. E. S. English.
FARM FOR SALE — At Blantyre.
Formerly the State Farm. R.
Holt, Cherokee, N. C., 4-l-2tpd.
FOR SALE — At bargain, Magestic
Range. Used but good condition.
See S. M. MACFI.-:. 4 t c.
FOR SALE — Several varieties of j
Dahlias now ready to grow 5cts.
each Mrs. J. C. Maxw’ell, Brevard
• N. C., 4-1-2-p.
FOR SALE: — Cabbage plants $1.00
per 1000. Tomato and potato
plants $1.50 per 1000. Pr-ompt
shipment. Dorris Plant Co., Val
dosta, Georgia, 3 - 18-4-8p.
WANTED — To rent for months of
July and August a large room in
which to do light house - keeping.
Mrs. F. J. Watson, St. Matthews^,
South Carolina.
THIS is a seasoii of test for many a store.
We are meeting the new conditions with known,
^aranteed clothes, made bought and sold on the new
price level.
Those that we ofiFer you this Spring are as near
to normal in dollar-for-dollar value as clothes can be
niade today.
STYLEPLUS CLOTHE3 ARE AGAIN $2S-$30-$3S.
These are America’s known clothes of medium
price. When prices were on the upgrade, Styleplus
quality and tailoring were steadily improved in keep
ing with the increased cost. Now that such prices as
$25, $30 and $35 are again possible, this heightened
quality is maintained and guaranteed. Finer than
ever, yet lower priced. Exceptional value!
You can find no more attractive offerings any
where.
HENDERSONVILLE, N. G.