FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 9
THL tir . ^ /\KU NEWS. bcvEVARD, M. c.
Farmers Supply Co.
Let Us Hand You
This Bag of Money
—It Represents the Big
Saving in Fuel You Can
Make With Cole’s Hot
Blast in Your Home
OUR GUARANTEE
1. We euarantee a (tavintr of one third in ftiol over
■nr lower draft stove of the tame size, witii soft coal,
Oimitc or slack.
We guarantee Cole’s Hot Blast t use less hard
coal for heating a given space than any base burner
made with same bizo fire pot.
3. Wc euarantee that the rooms can he heated frora
one to tv.'o hours t-nch mornini; with the (uel put in the
stove the evi ninK before.
4. We Kuarantoe tliat the stove will hold fire with
soh roal or hard coal from Saturday eveuing to Mon
day mornin?
S We guarantee a uniform heat day and night with
soft coal, hard coal or liunite.
b. We iruarantee every stove to remain absolutely
air tii;ht as long as used.
7 We euarantee the feed door to be stcok&and dust
I>F00f.
8 We guarantee the anti puffing draft to prevent
paffing.
The above guarantee is made with the understand
ing tiiat tlie stove be operated according,' to directions,
and cunnectcd up with a Kood flue
Cole’s Oti&insl Blast
No. il6
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Cut Shows
No. 1S6
AN OLD PROPHECY
M. A. Cooper, of Brevard, brings
the following prophecy in for publi
cation :
Mother Shiptons Prophecy
Carriages without horses shall go.
And accidents fill the world with woe
Around the world thoughts/shall fly
In the twinkling of an eye.
Water shall yet more wonders do.
Now strange shall yet be true,
The world upside down shall be.
And gold found at the r6ot of a tree.
Through hills man shall ride
And no horse or ass b« at his side.
Under the water men shall walk;
Shall ride, shall sleei>, shall talk.
In the air men shall be seen,
In white, in black and green.
Iron in the water shall float
As easy as a*\vooden boat.
Gold shall be found anj .shown.
Fire and water shall wonders do.
England shall at last admit the Jew.
The world to an end will come
In eighteen hundred and eighty-one.
This was first published in 1445,
again in 1741. What a wonder!
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
It
’525
F. O. B. FLINT,
MICH.
D. E. BYRD. Manager
Round Trip $2 00; One Way $1 00
French Broad Bus
Brevard and Hendersonville Special
Leave Brevard AT - - 7:30 A. M.
- - 2:00 P.M.
Leave Hendersonville at 10:00 A. M.
4:30 P.M.
NOTICE OF SALE:
Wherca?, on the first day of Sep
tember, 1919, Victor Fontaine and
wife and A. M. Verdery, Jr., and
wife executed a deed in trust to the
undersijiTiod trustee, covering the
lands hert'in-after described, to se
cure the ])aymt*iit of a note therein
mentioned, and,
Whereas, default has been made
As a result of the half page add of j
the Methodist Sunday school in last
week’s issue of the “News,” there was
an increased attendance of 41 last
j Sunday. This is only another proof
j and substantionate that IT PAYS TO
I ADVERTISE” is just as true of the
j church as of business. Evidently the
j Methodist of Brevard are at least wil-
i ling to give it a fair trial as they have
repeated this week their half page
add of last week. It will prove of va
lue to every subscriber to read the
“facts” contained in this week’s ad
vertisement. Incidentally they de-
i serve much praise for broadness in re
ference to “four good Sunday scho
ols.” This is a true display of sincer
ity of their interest in the children.
They want the boys and girls in Sun-
——-ehool regardless of which
i school it may be. The other churchei
, Tv-ould do well to follow the stand ta-
a stake, the Northwest corner of Lot by this church as to advertising
no 7, and runs North 65 degi'ees West and unity of action in the interest of
with the line of Lot no. 12 24 1-2 p better Brevard,
poles to a sourwood, a corner of lot i
no 12, thence stil! with the line of
lot 12 north 41 1-2 degrees w'est !
55 1-2 poles to a stake i^ the line of
1
Great Reduction
Parked at Hendersonville
JUSTUS' Pharmacy
Parked at Brevard
Court House
In Price of the Chevrolet FIVE HUN
DRED TWENTY FIVE.
Now is the Time to Buy While We
Have 7 hem, Only Five in Stock Now^ and
do not Knovv^ if We Will Have Any More.
I!
I
ot ’.;o. 12^ thonco South 2 1-2 degrees ! ^
Wfcst 28 poles to a stake in the line
Diversified Ads.
of lots no?. 11 and 12. thence South
5;) 1-2 decrrees East with the line di
in the p:iyinent of said note^ and the viding lots nos. 11 iin.-i
holu.T of .'u\i note has '.r.roctod the
uiiiiL'isiLiu'd ti-u.sleo ‘o advenise and
: oii lar. i.«, under the j)OWer of
sale contained said deed in trust,
to s;i’aI note uud costs of sale,
and,
Whereas, , all proper notices have
been given,
On Monday, the 10th day of Octo
ber, 1921, at the Court House Door,
in the Town of Brevard, Transyl
vania County, North Carolina, at
public auction, for cash, I v/ill sell
to the highest bidder under the pow
er of sale in said Deed in Trust, the
following described real estate:
All those six (6) tracts of land
located near the Brevard “Y” being
part of the E. J. Allison lands:
FIRST TRACT: Be.uinnin- on r.
stake in the centre of the creek und
er the centre of the Transylvania
Railway track and runs with the cen
tre of said track in a westward dir
ection 21 1-2 poles to a stake cor
ner of lot no. 4-A, thence North 87
1-2 degrees West 24 1-2 poles to a
stake corner of Lot no. 8, thence
North \ 1-2 dearees East 38 poles to
a stake in Siniard’s line, thence South
(i5 de^rres East 21 1-2 poles to a
Spanish Oak Stump, thence North
degrees East 4 poles to a stake
thence still with Siniard’s line South
i J I.’. . ; East 3 poles to a stake in
. ■ ■■ ■ tl’.oncL' down and v.’ith the
< \ ihc- creek 28 1-2 poles to
>' , ! ■ containing six (6)
mere or less, being lot no. (7)
seven;
SECOND TRACT;
a chei-ry on the bank of the creek,
corner of Lot no 5 and runs up and
with said creek 11 1-2 poles to a stake
in the centre of the railroad, thence
with the centre of the railroad a
southwesterly direction 21 1-3 poles
to a stake in the centre of the said
12 56
1! >1
1-2 '
•fol'jL' 10 a r-t:il:c m :h(' line ot lot
uo 7 thence I'.unh 2 1-2 d.ep,rees East
in the line cf lot no 7, S l-;j poles to
the be'vinr.in.c, contairiiTijr five (5>
acr.'.- .ivjre or ; b-, n.u: lot twelve
(12) ;
FIFTH TRACT: Beginning on a
stake in the line of lot no 7 corner
cf lot.? nos. 11 and 12 and run? with
the line of lots nos 1 1 and
12 north 59 1-2
derrees West 53 3-1 poles to a sfike,
thence South 2 1-2 degrees West 16
1-3 poles to a stake in the line of lets
r.o. 7, thence north 2 12 degrees East
nos. 10 and 11 thence south 67 de
grees East with the line dividing lots
nos. 10 and H 50 3-4 poles to a stake
in the line of lot no. 7, corner of
lots nos. 10 and thence with the
line of lot 7 North 2 1-2 defzrees
r^ast 8 1-3 poles to the be.uinning, ^ fibbing. Camping grounds for
containing four (4) acres, more or j-^^3, See C. M. Siniard. 2tc.
less, being lot no eleven (11) ; ;
SLXTH TRACT: Beginning on a ' SALE— Pure bred single comb
stake in the Yvest n.argip of lot no, 7 j
SEE
All diversif.&d advertisements must
be cash unless you have aregular
account v.-ith the News.
CORN FOR SALE on IMondays and
Tuesdays and Wednesdays. OOcts.
4tc. J. A. FORSYTH
FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE—
In perfect condition and mighty
cheap for CASH. write box 45. i
FOR SALE— Registered two year!
old Holstein Bull at a bargain. F.
A. B!y, Hendersonville. 2tc i
HOUSE FOR RENT— Ten rooms ,
furnished; equipped witlT electric;
lights and v/ater (cold and hot).
Lake near by included with house '
for boating and bathing. One and ■
one-half miles north of court
house. Apply to C. M. Siniard. j
A. M. WHITE, Rosman, N. C.
OR
FRED JOHNSON, Brevard, N. C.
Banwc
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The Saie That Tops ’Em All
9-^-2tc.
PUBLIC BATHING, Boating
and !
•our- ^
Rhode Island Red Cockerels five
months old.
C.
Karl T. Bosse,
9-9 3t.
corner of lot no. 9, and lot no. 8, and '
runs with the line of lot no 7 north '
2 1-2 degrees I]ast 7 poles to a stake ; ■ - "
corner of lot no. 10, thence wdth the stake Pink
line of lot no 10 North 74 3-4 degrees east corner,
\Vest 99 poles to a pine, an old cor- , same course 20 feet
licr thence South 22 degrees West
10 poles to a Spanish oak, Tinsley’s
cor;’.i>r, thence South 84 degrees East
39 polos to a stake, thence South 2
1-2 degrees West 14 poles to a stake,
corner of lot no 8, thence with the
line of lot no 8, South 87 1-2 degrees
East 59 poles to the beginning, con-
Brevardi
Kemp’s South-
' theijce
more or less,
to a stake in the margin of the Sou
thern Railway company’s right of
way, thence in an Easterly direction
v/ith the margin of said right of way
about 300 feet to a stake in the cen
tre of said railroad track, thence
with the centre line of said track in a
northeasterly direction 225 feet,
Beginning on laining 6.88 acres more or less, being ' more or less, to the beginning, con-
Ict no 9; I taining 1 1-4 acres, more or less, same
The six tracts named above being ^^e same lands heretofore con-
1 . r7 I n 1 n 1 o , 1r 4.U veyed to the parties of the first part
lots, nos 7, 4, 9,10, 12 and 11 of the , i- 1:1 u j nr tV ^
’ > > J > ^ hereto by Delia E. Gash and M. P. G.
division of the lands of E. J. Alii- ^y deed dated August 10,
t on estate, which lands were divided : 1917, and recorded in Book 40 of
L.mong- the heirs at law in a special Deeds at page 80 of the records of the
railroad track, corner of said lot no. proceeding entitled S. F. Allison et Register of Deeds of Transylvania
7, thence South 87 ,1-2 degrees East al versus Leslie McGahee and Reba County.
26 1-2 poles to a maple on the bank McGahee, which special proceeding is There is excepted from the last
of the said creek, thence up and with recorded in full in the office of the ! above described tract a tract of land
raid creek to the beginning, contain- Clerk of the Superior Court of Tran- , containing 1-4 acre, heretofore con
ing one (1) acre, more or less, and sylvania County. j veyed by the parties of the first part
being lot no. four (4); SEVENTH TRACT: Also all that; to Brevard Manufacturing Company,
THIRD TRACT: — Beginning at land lying and being in the County j and on which is located the shuttle
a stake in the line of Lot no. 7, the and State above named, Brevard ; plant of said Brevard Manufacturing
same being corner of lots nos 9-10 Township, forming part of what was I Company.
and runs with the line of lots Nos 9 formerly known as the “Y” lands: j These being all the lands described
and 10 North 74 3-4 west 51 poles to Beginning at a stake in the centre of in the hereinbefore mentioned deed
stake in the line of lots nos. 9 and 10, the main track of the Transylvania
«thence South 2 1-2 degrees West 17 Railroad and in the old Allison line
poles to a stake in the line of lots at a point 225 feet, more or less
nos. 8 and 9 South 87 1-2 degrees Northeast from the switch connecting
Ea;:t 49 1-2 poles to a stake in the the East leg of the Brevard “Y” with
line of lot no. 7, thence with the line the raid main track and runs with
of lot no. 7 North 2 1-2 degrees East said old Allison line North 88 degrees
7 poles to the beginning, containing; W’est 480 feet, more or less, to
3 3-4 acres more or less, this being a stake in said line, Pink Kemp’s
lot no. 10: corner, thencc with Pink Kenip’^ line
Beginning at EcuLh 3 Last
'11
in trust, as registerd in the office of
the Register of Deeds of Transyl
vania County, N. C., in Book ao. 11
at page 392 et seq and to which said
deed reference is hereby made for a
full and perfect description of said
lands.
Sale made to satisfy said note, and
costs and expenses of sale.
This September 7th, 1921.
E. CREESE. Trustee.
Special Notice--Our Advice To Evrycne—Buy what
you need now and also buy for the future. The market
shows a tendency to rise and we can honestly state
that we believe prices will he materially higher in the
near future. Many articles that we are selling now
costs us more to replace. There is a scarcity in many
lines and the demand is causing a little rise.
Make your plans to come to this great sale;
make a list of what you need now and later. Make
up ycur mind to buy it at this sale. We don’t put up
a^sale every[day, but when we dc, we sure give you
bargains, and this is a sale that you seldom see.
Yon will not) be disappointed
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E LEWIS & SON
The Store That Suvcs You Money
Hendersonvilie, - - North Carolina