THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVARD, N. C.
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.mVrVAllD INSTITUTE NOTES:
Mhr, TVlsm;! EllcTi Pike spent a few
t !»n;ys 111 is ivock 'H'itii friends in Green-
v i^V, S. €., »ii(5 attended the recital
fvf.'jT'iiA iby Alin^a Ulack on Monday
t T;f..!T!p,.
'.'ijsiC i?7it'arc’T'.y at 8 P. M., the Col-
'wys' society gavs a very
laroe entitled “fun on the
'i’f*rjB»*iy3’s'tvnij» knrar’. It wag very
t'Atriralj ,sti\{?cd and the boys’ imper-
v)f female characters were
»*i->tvci]ly }:ood and aumsing. Miss
was iiie d'lroctoT.
Vri.iay nipiit. a dehate was held
the Fruitland and B. I.
at tlie B. 1. Auditormm, at the
r««Qrj»:r tirfftt that tne secoiid team from
FinaViL'iiul debated stt Pniitland la-
a n*;im frirni Sylva. The se-
irMW the Institute went
Silic a 'i.'Tj ZVivnd^iy to debate a-
x..'r>i c! Sylva team.
Trv.' ^ut’re, Dir. Hamlin, Mr.
5;jf>'so’3 7in»i iVi?:. 'rfenTy deciJeil in favor
ij\e nep:ative ?ido. At
Wi.i B. 1. ;ea.-n defeated tho Sy-
i'jjk trsd at Fruitland the Sylva
' v'.v^sv All winners we-^a on the
■H‘-,s^livc i(io. As no school in the
■ * , varrlt v.'on tv.'ii.e none of the tcar.is
►‘. I vn»5 tt.) Chapel Hill, for the inter-
r 'AiRl tr:anp:ular contest.
.\fisfvt-i; Margaret Osteen, Ruby Mc-
iiHu Oiivft Walter, who spent
.'b.« wwk f^>llowinjr Earter Sunday, at
t i-vjr lr:jTi\cT^, returned Monday nij’,ht.
•Llrs-v Poinde-cter of Winston-
J15 sponiHr.'j: .'ome weeks with
-> ;fteT, jI’.'S Poin lfxter, rf the B.
i. ‘Tivsriiky. Tni v sin'nt th.- v.- -'‘k-end
'A \fhi- WiL\ *N.
2v."a Kd'.vin .Mort,i’:oin'n*y
>f Ru?Ts.lo, N. V.. who h:r. c‘ vi?.i-
<.’.TW. fb.s'iT dria'rhicr Virginia, a B. I.
’ifcii iiieir home on Mon-
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
^Having quaiified as the Adminis
tratrix of the estate of Robert Orr,
deceased, late of Transylvania County
this is to notify all persons having
claims against said estate, to present
the same to the undersigned within
tw'elve months from the date hereof,
or this notice will be plead in bar of
their payment, and all persons in
debted to said estate will please make
immediate settlement and payment.
This the 2nd day of March, 1921.
English & Hamlin, Mary S. Orr,
Attorneys. Administratrix.
4-8. Hamlin.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
NORTH CAROLETJA, Transylvnia
County.
Having qualified as administrator
of J. T. McCall, deceased, late of
Transylvania County, N.- C., this is
to notify ail persons havine: claims
against the estate of the said deceas-
j ed to exhibit them to the undersigned
ni cf before the r>th day of March,
I or this notice will be pleaded
■ r of their recovery. All per-
, ' ' 'r.djbtcd to said estate w’ill please
I immediate settlement at Pen-
' rose N, C., R. F. D. No. 1.
This March 5th^ 1921.
E. H. Mackey. Administrator
J. T. McCall. 3-11-4-1.
CASCADIA NEWS
■V^ritn-n for lust week.)
llsfc pf-'typli* of this ? ‘ction are tak-
•advaiiKi'^re of this line weather
iTnen plowing. They say
if ffec-'v 'caii'i make big ears of corn
t aa jrrra'Ke little ones on Gascadia
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5k‘*f. 3. W Head preached to a very j
cr^-ivd'Vii're Sunday. j
Hvi'T. Is^aac Henderson will preach
:'A IVnion Ch'arcri the second Sunday
.■,7”.. sil il A. M.; at Traveler’s
P. M. uf s:ur.e date. His
Vi ^crj^hF.lf of the Bap-
■x.'ir.'a?Tii7.rJvV!f?.i7.'HA s<-hool, which is
'C'mrixa 'ax 'Quebec. j
"rtissu Cahirun Lyda visited Mrs. J. !
iixvt Monday on a business trip.
’5Vrs. Annie l.yda and Pearl Kim-
' T'j' i-.:rv working for the Lee Mfg.
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S. IS. Keid tind family and W. J.
Jtnd family are on theiv vay
TP^tfTJ{iai after a stay of about
^r♦v;^ 1
'©f this section —ere j
gtiid 'TO hear that the state-
\ia*'(i» lav? as Tei>orte<l was a mis-
'jrsiieie.
'lllty:) say Elijah Casb (w^at the—
Uinkle is getting on fine on
'i¥%p. lasar pcnter job for Perry Hinkle
. Ruth Cheek's house.
MORNLNG GLORY.
WHY BUY BREAD OUT OF
Town when you can get
MORE BREAD AND BETTER
BREAD FOR THE SAME
MONEY AT YOUR HOME
BAKERY?
Philip’s Bai(ery
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make reasonably prompt delivery.
Simplicity has ever marked the designing and building of Ford cars, trucks and tractors. Henry Ford
and his engineers have alv/aya striven for simplicity w ith strength. The success of the Model “T” Ford car
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This simplicity of construction proves itself in the ease with w^hich Ford cars, trucks and tractors
are driven. Four million five hundred Ford cars in daily service proves every claim we make.
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BREVARD MOTOR COMPANY
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S^pbirs Theatre
PROGRAM
rSATURDAY, APRIL 9
Miss Ethel Clayton in
Toung Mr. Wmthirop**
ALSO
Tke Last Episode Of
"THE SILENT AVENGER”
^TiDNESDAY, APRIL 13
TEX IN
"THE SACRED RUBY”
Af rMyslcrlous Declectve Picture ——
'DON’T MISS IT.
THUSRDAY, APRIL 14
EKmuSiu* the Famous Handcuff King,
in “Terror Island”
*il«emv Island is not just breath*
du-ills. . There’s a delightful
s’tory running through it, with
Ula Lee as the heroine.
This Theatre running .daily with
-^ike 1kest of pictures at a minimum
ttftMinicn.
'WSilnek. nfflemoon show »tgirt*, 2:30;
'^Sanl Kvening Show starts, 7:30.
NOTICE:
All persons are hereby notified,
that the undersigned, B. J. Sitton,
has, as provided by law, filed bond,
and taken charge of all the personal
property, of the Orr-Sitton Lumber
Company, as the surviving partner in
the above named company.
All persons having claims against
the said firm of Orr - Sitton Lumber
Comp:. :y, are hereby notified to file
the same with the tindersigned with
in twelve months from this date or
this rotice will be plead in bar of
thc.r payment. All persons indebted
10 said firm will please make immed
iate payment. This the 22 day of
March, 1921.
B. J. SITTON, Surviving Partner
of the Orr - Sitton Lumber Company.
4 - t - c.
E. F. MOFFITT
NON-UNION
Contractor and Buiidsr
Estimates promptly furnished on
all work. 7-1-21
SCHOOL BONDS OFFERED FOR
SALE AT BREVARD, N. C.
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as tbay
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh ia a local disease, greatly In*
fluenced by constitutional conditions, and
in order to cure it you must take an
internal remedy. Hall’g Catarrh Ifedi*
cine is talcen Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system. Hall’a Catarrh Ifedictne was
{>rescribed by one of the best physicians
n this country for years. It Is com-
poaed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with acme of the best blood
puriflera. The perfect combination of
the ingi^lenta m Hall’a Catarrh Medl*
cine la what produces such wonderftil
reaulta in catarrhal conditions Bend for
teatlmonials, tree.
Fr J. CHENET * CO., Prop*., Toledo. O.
All Druggists. 78«.
Ball’a Family PiUa for constipation.
An advertisement in the
News will sell that surplu?
cow or horse for you*
Catheys Creek Township, District
Number Three School Bonds, for sale
thirty days after this notice.
On the date of March 15th last
past, Catheys Creek Township, Dis
trict No. 3, Transylvania County,
North Carolina voted a $15,000.00
(Fifteen - thousand dollar) bond is
sue under “The State-Wide Bond
Act For School - buildings”. The
issue ia to run not exceeding twenty
years from the date of the issuing of
the bonds. The tax levy is not to
exceed fifteen cents on the hundred
dollars valuation of property, and
forty-five cents on each taxable poll
in said district. A sinking fund will
be provided to pay the bonded indebt
edness in full at the expiration of
twenty years. The assessed valua
tion of ^e said district is approximat
ely $1,213,179.00. The population
of said district is approximately
1000 people. The only indebted
ness of said district in bonds is an
i^ue previously carried for ten-thous
and dollars. The ten-thousand dol
lar issue was carried on June 11th,
1919. The principal and interest of
Fifteen - thousand dollar bond issue
are to be paid at a place to be gareed
upon. The law provides that the
rate of interest cannot exceed six
per cent payable semi-annually, and
we desire to sell the bonds at as low
a rate of interest as possible. Ac
crued interest on the bond issue is
desired with as high a premium as
the bid-der can afford to give. The
bond issue is to be dated March 15th
last past. Please submit your bids
in writing to A. F. Mitchell, County
Superintendent Public Instruction,
Brevard, N. C., for presentation to
the County Board of Education for
the purpose of accepting or reject
ing as said board may deem best.
All bids must be on file by ten o’clock
Thursday, April 28th, 1921, and fur-
Ither all bidders are requested as a
matter of good faith to make a de
posit with the County Board of Edu
cation of five - hjjindred dollars by
certified check. All bids are to be
opened commencing at ten o'clock
Thursday, April 28th, 1921, in the
office of said board.
EDWIN POOR, Chairman County
Board of Education.
A. F. MITCHELL, County Super
intendent and 93K. » 'tfficio Secretary
3oardofF' '‘v
Three New Chevrolet Cars
FOR SALE
^e A* M. White of Rosman, N. C, and buy the most
economical car on the market today*
BliV HOW AW EUY IK 600D ROtDS
A. M. WHITE
NOTICE
Sealed bids will be received by the
BoMrd of Road ComiQissioners of
Transylvania County at their office
in Brevard, N. C., not later than 12
o’clock M. on the 16th day of April
1921, for the taking down of the
steel bridge across Davidson River
at linch’s store, and removing same
to and erecting same at the present
site of what is known as the Little
River bridge near the Shuford place
across Little River on Crabb Creek
road Mid between Brevard i^id Wilson
Old Rock Store.
Separate bids are requested for
the building of abutments and ap
proaches to said bridge on Little
River.
The right is reserved to reject an^p
and all bids.
This March 28th, 1921.
T. H. SHIPMAN, Chairman Boardr
of Road Commissioners, Transylvan
ia County, North Carolina.
C. E. ORR, Secretary. 4-l-2tc.
Piokf9r£~ 8m~THE L6VT
LIGHT at tfn AnditorivBt Mo«Jay».
April lltli.