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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER • THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVAR J>, N. C. IVith the RED LINE *fOttnd the top MoreflBurmers are wearing Goodrich Rub ber Footwear today than ever before. The reason for thif tremendous increase in users is sinnple—Goodrich wears longer than other footwear, and farmers have found it out. Naturally, when a man bujrs a pair of Goodrich “Hi-Press” and they last so much longer and are so much more comfortable, and so mate rially cut down that big footwear bill— he’s going to tell his friends. More and more farmers are finding out that Goodrich won’t leak, peel or come apart — it can’t, for it is made, in One Itelid Piece—that’s the Goodrich way. Liook for the Red Line ’round the Top when you buy. 60,0d0 dealers are now selling Goodrich. The B. F. Goodrich Rubber company Akron, OHIO Goodrich ‘ Hi-Press Rubber Footwear Beneved Spell Had Been Cast Over His Family by Woman^ Commits Suicide. New York.—^^nder the delusion that a spell had b^n cast over his house* hold by the woman, Pietro Cerrei^no, a salesman and father of four children, attacked with a razor and killed Mary E. Biancha, known as “queen of Mulberry street fortune tellers,” and then shot himself dead. The tragedy occurred In Mme. Blnn- cha’s “studio.” The womamwas found lying on the flo<v;^ with liter face and neck deeply slashed. Cerreseno had been laboring for some time under the belief that the fortune feller had bewitched him and m n you Vv'ant 7’ransylvjnia news take trc Brevard News, You can get the News one year for $1.50. Began Stabbing Viciously. otbor of tlie fiiinily several of whom h;ivo jx-iji ill of iato. He \v:i!k(-(i inti> tli«‘ r.Iaiicha phifo, wlii|ipci! !'it his •rralilx’d the \V(iin:i!i ami lifL";::! sfiiliiii.M.i; vicidiwly at lu*r lioiid. .'■'iiH stry^r^lcd in iiis arms to ?t witKicw rsn^! scroaniin,:; I'ranticf.Ily for !u-l]>. l‘ol:c-eitK;n I'itz- gcrald rushed tip and foiiiui h('r lyinu: lu’lplt'ss ui:<!<‘f tl.i* w.mliiw witii tlie sah's’.iian st:iii(l:n,tr :;liovo lior pro;~lrate fdfiii. I'itzwnild ri*n\s<>nn and then hrn-itd down to siiinnioTi an ain- Winn h(‘ I’tMunicd lt<* found Cfriv:»-iio's Itody stn*teiu‘d alon.L'side tli;it of the woman on the floor. Patterson’s Summer Clearance Sale Is Now In Full Swing Our store has been crowded during the past week with anxious buyers taking ad vantage of our low prices and incomparable bargains, and among those present we rec ognize many of our Transylvania friends whom we are aJways glad to see and who know when we advertise bargains they are are here. Those who have not attended this sale are missing an opportunity to replenish th^ir wardrobes at prices which will not be duplicated again soon. We are offering new Fall Coat Suits at 20 per cent, reductice::d on all Low Cut Shoes, Summer Dresses and Ladies’ Ready- to-We^r the prices have been slaughtered beyond recognition. In fact we have drove tlie knife to the hilt on everything in stock. Patterson’s Department Store On the Corner Hendersonville, N. C. Opposite Two Banks We Are Goods in Sale For Less Than They Can Be Bought At Wholesale Today. ' » Since advertising our sale last week, which began Thursday, September 8, cotton has advanced .to 21 cents per pound, and the indications are that it will continue to rise until it reaches 25 or 30 cent . You know .what that means—cotton goods must also advance. We are offering in this sale cotton goods at prices which are lower than the wholesale prices of today. If you are wise you will take advantage of these prices and'purchase what you need i^ this line before the advance. Our list* of bargains in- cii c'e Dry Goods, Coat Suits, Ladies’Ready-to-Wear, Shoes, etc. •t This Sale Began Thursday, September 8, and Lasts Ten Days Children's School Hose, fast black, ribbed, worth 25c, all sizes, sale price 15c Men^s 25c quality Lisle Thread Half Hose, colors black, brown and navy. Sale price 15c pair Men^s Dress Shirts, $1.25 to $1.75 value. Sale price 98c Children's $1.00 and $1.25 Rompers. Sale price 79c Children's School Gingham Dresses, made of good quality ging ham and worth up to $2.50. Sale price $1.48 Dress Gingham, good dark patterns, worth cn today's market 20c. Sale price 12 l-2c yd Sp'endid quality Mercerized Cheviot Shirting, worth 25c yard. Sale price 15c A limited quantity good quality Brown Sheeting, good weight, 31 inches wide, 10 yard limit. Sale price 5c yd Yard wide Bleached Sheeting, worth 25c. Sale price 15c A big table lot of remnants of summer goods. Voiles, Organdies and Ginghams. The actifmulation of the season's selling, going in this sale at about half the regular price. Good quality Straw Ticking, worth 20c yard. Sale price 10c Plummer & Trantham’s Department Store MAIN STREET BREVARD, N. C. 'it - V A.
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