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FRIDAY^ NOTIC ^ ^<y TT,^,- -I .JJILLI l|i'.l' IUJ.imiJ.1 -H11MII1M V :, BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA. 6rth Carolina, Trai^lvania coun ty. In thf Supoi^lOT Court., W. Vance Bro^rn, P. Mclay Brown^ Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Brown, Maria T. Saumenig, H. T. Saume- nig, Mollie M. Seiler, J. Frank Sei ler, and Carrie E. Hunter, Plain- tiifs. vs. Great Falls Power Company, Defend ant. The defendant above named, will take notice thnt an action was com- tnenced agains- it on the 8th. day of August, 1921, and that the summons was returned “unserved.” That the p’aintiffs have a cause of action against the defendant re lative to the title of certain real es tate, situated in Transylvania coun ty, to which the defendent is claim ing titile ad^ewely to these plain tiffs. The defendent will therefore take notice that it appear before the un dersigned at his office in the Court House at Brevard, N. C., on the 15th day of Jan. 1922, there to answer or demur to the complaint of the plaintiffs to be filed in said office. This 12th. day of December, 1921. N. A. Miller, Clerk for Superior Court Transylvania county. Dec. 16-Jan. 6, 1922. NOTICE North Carolina, Transylvania cour|- ty. In the Superior Court. W. Vance Brown, P. Mclay Brown, Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Brovvh, Maria T. Saumenig, H. T. Saumen- ig, Mollie M. Seiler, J. Frank Sei ler, and Carrie E. Hunter, Pli^n- tiffs. vs. i . The Plum Pudding Bt MARY graham BONNER M John Heilman, Defendent. The defendent above naihed, will take notice that an action w^as com menced against him on the 8th. day of August, 1921, and that the sum mons was “unserved.” That the plaintiffs have a cause of action against the defendant relative to the title of certain real estate, situated in Transylvania county, to which the defendent is claiming title adversely to these plaintiffs. The defendent will therefore take notice that he appear before the un dersigned at his office in the Court House at Brevard, N. C., on the 15th. day of Jan., 1922, there to answer or demur to the complaint of the plain tiffs to be filed in said offic ?. This 12 th day of December, 1921. N. A. Miller, Cierk Superior Court Transylvania County. Dec. IG-Jan. 6. 1921. <;k>0<><><><>0<><>CK><>0<><>0 Jopyright, 1921. W«atern Newspaper Union ARIAN had nev* er before cooked at all to speak of until she had married Bert that suiniucV. She had made a fjreaf success of it, but she was a little nervous afterward when she realized that she had invited all of Bert’s family and near relatives for a Christmas dinner. And that they had all accepted. Mflrinn dear,” Bert had said, “just hav«' dinner. Don’t bother about th** frills. Our onli- nury Sunday din ner will do tifully. A n y o n w ho {;et.s o n r usual Sund.-iy d!n ner is gettinn tine meal.” “Well. I jruess tiiat is about all I can do—:,ni! for so many. Marian said. “You’re n wmi- der to attempt It,” Bert Siiid inl- iiiiringly. ‘*B u t don’t thinlv you have to ovor'lo It.” For days ai.d days Marian j laniicd lier dinner. She niits, cranberry su'.u • S!.o youns; turkey. She (^iuistmas she m.nde ordered a l^ne wasn’t nervous about the turk«y—that wus just about iis easy as ehicker. Yes, she wsi'; iihii.ninp to have f!ie old-time Chrisinia'' dinner. S!n‘ \V((Uldn’t tell I’ert She wov.h] sv.r- prise him. Aiid then, if she did tell him, she niiuir be r'ore n»'rvou« aho'.ii the tilings sin- had T'!;.i;ned to do. fe^I in'.r th'it he v tr'\'nz "■> be >)n>ud o1‘ her that she ci‘ ihln't fu’iill his ex- pe.jiations of lier "■ncce.s.-'. So she worKcd and jilrinned and schemed. '■’hris!*'Tvns eve when Bert I NOTICE North Carolina, Transylvania coun ty. In the Superior Court. \V. Vance Brown, P. Mclay Brown, Katie E. Blood, S. Herbert Brown, Maria T. Saumeni?:, H. T. Saume nig, Mollie M. Seiler, J. Frank Sei ler, and Carrie E. Hunter, Plain tiffs. V£. Clarence W. Fisher, Elliott J. Fisher, John T. Fisher, Ralph R. Fisher, Annie Belle Wilbui'n, Spencer Wilburn,Rhoda E. Neal, J. B. Neal, Jr., Defendents. The follov/ing <lefendents above named, John T. Fisher, Annie Belle Wilburn, Spencer Wilburn, and El liott J. Fisher will take notice that an action was commenced against tliem on the 8th. day of August 1921, and that the summons was returned “unserved.” That the plaintiffs have a cause of action against the defendents rela tive to the title of certain real estate, situated i nia County, to which Iht .efonare claiming title advei.-i; to ’ ■ plaintiffs. Tho 'I- . i I’.ieroiore take notice that they ; ; .»• before the un (iersigned ’■ ’^i^' in the Court House at I’-r vnv i. on the 15th. day of Januarv-. ' there to an- I'wor or d ’;rrjv ■> h- complaint of the plaintiffs to ^P.ed in said of- ce. This 12th I)< comber, 1921. N. A. Miller, k Superior Court Tn -;yIvania County. Dec. 16.-Jan. 6. And tliat kissed her iuTself as “Well, it always ea time in p r.ert's f s.>n 1'or ( “Well, tirst turk And ho-.A • •(Hlld S;' t‘us and ‘ 1 nil ri.:,d», “I bet t lirst phi .1 < Ir-orge gr!eve(V niaice hi? And n >v l,is ^ “Ui^rie C* meant to tell o I.- li 'lul: r.> vet 1-’ ^ iniic iie smiled to in say: People have at Christmas sea- y ;ir’-A’ed in due ; ■ ‘ •'.’■p.er. Vo . i-vous over your ■ aslce<! Aunt Erailina. p\ Mnri in was that she .' s'N’ i uin t iteen nerv- ir a-' .;oing to come out I* tiioucht. wiis a job making your said Uncle ]>er! looked nn.:;ry and 1'* di iii’t want anyone to Marin:, feel uncomfortable. ■;;mily v,-ere doinir it. J’.ert saitl. “we u. We’re not gninp d PiediDont Ui F. L. DURBV, Manager Bre\ ril. N C. PRESSING DYEING DRY CLEANING , Orders Taken for Tailor-Mado / Suits Rear Smith’s .Barber Shop Phone 143 Pressing 1 Suit 50c; 4Suits 11.50 Work cp.lled fr»r and delivered proAiptly to have one of those old-time din ners. "We think tl'.ar peojih‘ liave al ways felt wretelH'dly at ('liristmas;. and after Christmas—iiuli};estii)n and all. So we’re just jroin^' to have a nice .simpbi dinner.” Marian had left ihe room now. But she could hear the defendinjr note in Bert’s voice, and at the same time a note of sadnessythat their dinner was goin;: to be so si::;ple. She wanted to rush in now and tel! tliem all that it wouldn’t be so simple, and to put her arms iiround IJert's neck and kiss l;im. Tie was stni'-din" up for her. And they were all try- injT t«i be critical. And slie had in vited tliem ail to lier liou.se. Thi.s was the way they were aeceptin." her hospitality! “But. followinp a number more s^ju- ilar ri'”i:irk-- on Imw did ^-he ixet alonu will! her mince jtie, :!nd did siie I'urn herself salt ing the nuts, she at last announced that diinuM* was quite ready. Admirinirly. in- crcasinjrly r.dniir- inpily, the fiuests ate and ate and ate. There was noih!nK tluit h:ul ever been a iiarv of a Christmas dinner that 51a • rian did not have. And P,ert grew prouder and n.ore boastful of Iier by the moment! How Bert loved to iMiast of what she could do! At last came the dessert—mince pie and apple pie and plum pudding, too. How i'.err's eyes opened wide with surprisi' Vviien he saw the pudding. “What tlid you mean when j'ou said you were iioing to have a new kind of a dinner without any of the Christ mas trimming's?” asked Uncle George. “My wife likes surprises,” Bert beanud. And after they had all gone, Bert saiil: “They behaved atrociously, but oh! How pron<i I was of you. And Ma>- rian dnrl n','—” “Yes. “The til’,!n puddm? was the best tln.i h;i ( -er hoen '-erred any Chr!*^:! '.s ilinnor at r 'me I ' now.” “I think it was a cess,” Marian amiled. ■^oooooooooooooooo Christinas Collars By MART GRAHAM BONNER •000000000000000<K> Copyright. 1931, Western Newspaper Union ' ""iLOVE him, I ♦ m love \um, X lo\'e him.’’ Ap- nes Allen said. •\nd as slie was alone In her room, and as no one could hear her, naturally there was no answer to her state ment which she had repeated several times. She was speaking of George Far- well. George was so good looking with his wonderful blue eyes. Ids brown hair, his line erect figure. Wherevci’ she saw men she thought how Insi'rnificant they looked beside George. She was glad that sl^ thoujrht that way. She hoped others thought that way about the men they cared for. Then everythin-' would be so smooth and so simple. She w anted everyone to like her George Im mense'But it woubl bp embar rassing if every one thought just the same about him as she did. The wedding was to be Christ mas afternoon. Then they had planned to go to their own new little home which they had just finished furnishinjf and fixing up. They were going to have their own little Christ mas tree tliere—quite by themselves, and their frieiuls had left their wed ding preswts and their ri^ristnifls presetits there, though almost all of the former they had seen, of cours* “Are you almost ready?” It was Mrs. Allen calling up the stairs. “Almost, mother dear,” she an swered. “You’ll l>e late,” her mother called. “I’ll hurry,” she said. “Do you want any help?” But she had taken longer than shf» had thought. Yes, if she didn’t burn siie would be late! Still .she would have George all her life now. How wf'ndorful It would be I Slie wondered If that was why brides were so often late becau.se they felt they had .^o much time! It was a gloriously happy thnucih*’ to realize how much time she had. She was only ten minutes late. The few friends wore at the Christmas day wedding. And her bouquet was of hi.ily and mistletoe. She had always said she would love to have such wedding bouquet. It would be so merry and Christmasy and such a hapl'y. gay kind of a boTiquet. George hod consented of C(mr.se. He :igreeil to everything she said. l)e- < anse he loved her -w. and she was so fa r w'th him, too, because slie loved him so! TIu' ceremony was over. They drove away in a low sleigh with jingling bells to the small house. There, i)y themselv'es. they opened presents. What a glorious time they had. And she had a little surprise for 1dm. .7ust a little bit of a surprise. But siie knew he would lilce it. “Open that box. tliere, George,” she said. He opened it. And looked at some collar.s, many, n'.any collars, all much too big for him. “When I was buying my wedding t^othes in town that time, (Jeorge. I remembered that you'd sjxtkeiy of a wonderful kind of collar you I remem- the name I was a puzzled the m a n me your I told him though that as long as he had the right kind the .size didn't make any differ ence. When he asked me if vou were big or small I told him you were big of course! “W'hy, George, what is the matter? Won’t they fit you? Is the .si;;e so important?’’ “My darling little girl.” he laughed, •‘what does it matter what the size is. That is—it does matter about wearing them I’m afraid, my love. But to tliink you thonglit of me even vhen you were getting the wedding ^n(>ries and remembered the name of he ct)!b!r. “Tlie'-'re my Christmas collars.” he cb'ii ’ “iuhI T’11 put them awnv .^1 ■■•^h the Christmas bonque’ !o save. Snci' a Chri*?' Ml n <ie:ir little brble ’•e m:ini;ied by an\ ' ':he laughed • (' silly.’’ ' : '! her. J Where Money Goes Far The value-giving policy of the nineteen-year old House of E. Lewis & Son never change during the month of December. On the contrary, the money-saving values for which this store is famous during the eleven other months of the years are offered throughout our great Holiday stocks as well as in staple merchandise. >. 4 We Mention a Few Suggestion for Chrbtmas Gifts FOR HER Silk Underwear, Lace Neckwear, Hand Bags, Blouses, Hander- chiefs. Boudoir Caps, Fancy Belts, Slippers, Kimmonas, Gloves, Dressing Gowns, Silk Hose, Wool Hose* FOR HIM Fancy Belts, Belt Buckles, Cuff Links, Pajamas, Suspenders, Slip pers, Neck Ties, Gloves, Silk Shirts, Silk Hose, Wool Hose, Hander- chiefs, Bath Robes. Dolls Dolls Dolls FOR THE KIDDIES All at Our Great Christmas Money-Saving Sales Prices SHOP EARLY MMO SELECT E. LEWIS & SON The Store That Saves You Money Hendersonville, - - North Carolina 9m Prepare for Christmas What would Christmas be without the goodies to glad den the hearts of little ones, and the grown-ups, too. We have an assortment of delicious Cakes, Pies and Doughnuts, and heaps of good things that are a real necessity at Christmas time. For the Christmas dinner we have abundantly pre pared with a splendid as sortment of necessary bak ing material. Place Your Christmas Order Now PHIUPFS BAKERY Main Street Brevard, N. C.
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