I^EWJI. B1lEyAi;&^ IMMITH QAXLCOiJ^
OiUID«% NOTES
Keep A'deee mkdi en |d«nta tiuit
4UPe sown is jhot liede or cold frames.
T<HMrtpes» pf^^[»en celexy plants
ishould be trai^l^ted so «a.te give
more vigorova growth. When
placed in cold fru|kes tpmato plants
lAotild be |»bated iii. check,.so that
the soil may be blocked .out, and
when plant is maoved to the field
transfer the block of soil with the
plant so as not to-interfer with the
root system. This will give you to
matoes at least two weelcs, earlier
tJian you will have if plfints are pull
ed out and" no sail carried, with them,
cup a portion ox- the <^elery top back
;80 as to make them grow move oashy.
This should be done When plants are
about 6 inches* high. *
Keep the garden soil stirred after
every rain. This pulverizes the soil,
kiUs weeds, libmtes plant food ^nd
helps to retain moisture from the
growing vegetables.
If your plants fail to grow as they
should, top dress-with Nitrate of Soda
at the rate of about 200 lbs. to the
acre.
A liberal supply of _ com, beans,
lK>th bunch and pole, aho limasj
ould be planted. ^ A few hills of cu.
umbers, canteloupes and watermel
ons are in ^der. For these use a- lib
eral supply'of stable manure and acid
phosphate mixed .well with the soil.
The hills should be lai^e and flat, and
only a little above l^e surrounding
soil. . :
Watch for insiects and begin war
on them before they are so numerous,
A mixture of ^ parts Jime to one part
arsenate 'of lead makes a good dust
for shaking over the plants while they
are wet» -and -ig * certain death to
worms. • Four ouie^ces eftch, of lime
^and bluestone dii^blved separately
each in one and one half gallon of
water then poured together making
a total of 3 gallons is an excellent
solution for spraying. This solution
acts as a ref>ellent for small sucking
insects, and should be applied fre
quently where trouble frpm'^ these
pests arises.
Anyone wanting additionaf infor
mation at any time should feel free
to a^k or write for it. Assistance will
be rendered whenever possible and
gratis.
We are looking for results from the
Special Garden Campaign that has
been conducted recently by Farm and
Home Aerents, we heing abW assisted
by Rev. Mr. Seagle, Mr. C. C. Yongue
and Mr. Ralph Zachary. We take
this oppo^unity "of thanki^ them
for thc^r kindness in giving their time
and valuable assistance.
Meetings were held at the following
places:
Davidson River Schoolhouse. Little
River, Cedar Mountain, Connestee,
Calvert, Quebec and Lake Toxaway.
Due to conflicts anc^fpr other reasons
several of the meeting planned were
called off or postponed. We expect
to visit other sections not mentioned
in the above, for there are a number
that have, been Jeft out tlwt we hope
to reSch'at an early date.
: LINDLEY, Farm Agent.
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Tatte isi| matter of
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We twe k aii our honest
bdicfdiat tbe ixrfiwDoot
in Chcned^eU are of find
(and hence of betttf
taste) t&anin any other
dgnctle at ^ price.
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RCjUND-TRIP fares
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SO' HERN kv^ULWAV
J® jvift
10 for 9c
Vaaium tins
of 50 - 45c
CIGARETTES
ofjitrldsh an^ Domestic tobaccos^-blendBd
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aptist
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to his attorney, Ralph R. Fisher, at
his' law office in Brevard, N. C. be
fore April 28th, 1923 or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of xecovery.
All persons any way indebted £b the'
estate are hereby required, to make
immediate settlement.
April 28th, 1922.
MARTIN p. SHIPMAN, Executor
of the la^Will and Testament of Ra.
chael Ball, deceased. May-19-4tc.rrf
NOTICE—LAND SALE BY COM
MISSIONER
and au-
TOwer
id by the Clerk
ROSMAN ITEMS.
Frank Morgan of Cherryfield was
in Rosman Saturday.
Walter Lome and wife spent last
Saturday night in Lake^ Toxaway sec
tion. ■
Rev.. A. J. Manley has been on the
sick list for the passed few days.
Ward Breedlove of Xake Toxaway
visited ^relatives here last week.
Miss Karrie Rexter of Carr’s Hill
Section spent last week, with her sis
ter here, Mrs. Sylvester Winchester.
By virtue of the
thority to me directe
of the Superior ^Court of Transyl
vania county, N. C., iii a special pro
ceeding pending in said court entitl
ed: ■ . j
“A. R. Tinsley et al. vs. T. E. Gas
ton et al.” I will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the Court House
door in the town of Brevard, N. C.,
on Monday June 1Sl22«. at eleven
o'clock A. M. all the following' de-’‘
scribed ISftds aild premises; j
FI^T T!E^CT,j Lying in the town
of Bwyafd, N. -Cr,' o& th^ south, side
of King’s creek, adjoining lands of
Mrs. M. A. Cooper, et al., and bound
ed as follows: BEGINNING on a
stake in the center of King’s creek,
at or near the. ford of said creek
where the road leading from Whit
mire, street to 4lfount Surprise cross
es said creek, and run^ then with the
bid Cqoper-Eng, line. S.. SI jdegiiH^es
west 190 feet to a stake; then south
70 and one-half degrees east 254
feet to a stake _on the bank of the
mill raee; then'^own 'an^ with the
north bank'of the said Breese mill'
The Neosha Sales Day will be
next Monday, and I will
put up at auction
One Pair Horses and Cemple Double Set
of Harness and One Double Horse Wagon
Clsmd Cantrell
Brevard, N. C.
Mis-Nancy Jarrett returned last race the following courses and dis-
Saturday from a week’s visit to her tances:
daughl^ near Beaver Dam, N. C.
After a close down for more than
three jrpars the members of Pleasant
Hill Balptist Church reorganized their
Sabbeth School, last Sunday with a
large enrollment. We hope for them
much succes.3.
Many; of the Rosman boys left last ner of the T; H. Shipman lot; then
Saturday afternoon for South Caro- with t*’e lirite of skid lot. "north ST6
lina w attend the GreenviUe, Oconnee degrees east 270 feet to a stake in
and Pickens County Sing«g Conven- the center of said King’s creek ;%heri
^on which was held at Enon, S. C. up and with the center of said King’s
The rteport is that there were three creek to the point of beginning, con^
tn<^sand present. taining' three acres, more or less.
Rev. ;Ed Summey spent last week
South 33 and one-half degrees
east 30 feet; south 70 degrees east
100 feet; north 77 degrees east 100
feet; south 63 degrees east lOO feet;
outh 56 degrees east 40 feet; south
82 and one-half degrees east 115
feet to a stake at the southwest cor-
in this isection after preaching at
many hf the other churches. He
preacHej Thursday night at the Bap
tist Chiirch here with a large con
gregation present. He preached from
the subject, Thi§ Word A Pond, and
the Devil Fishing with All Kind of
“Brp4’ Clayton Nail of Brevard
T^ayed .a visit to the Baptist Church
here last Sunday morning with the
invitation for Zion Sunday School
to atte.rtd the Convention which will
be held in Brevard, May 11 to 14th
1922. ^ -•
The M. *E. S. S. of Rosman observ
ed Easter Sunday with appropriate
exercis^ and some special music. A
special^rogram was rendered by tKe
punils ^ pf the Primary Department
under^the Supervision of Mrs. Ocker-
i^isted by Mae White.
On this tractthere is a cottage house.
SECOND TRACT: Lying on Long
:Uranch,' Brevard" to^ship: Begin
ning on a chestnut on the north bank
of an old r<md l^eading to King’s,
\ and runs north 59 and one-half
degrees east 37 poles, to a stake in
said road; then along and with said
road the following courses and^d^-
n^es: south 2 degrees east 4 poles;
south 22 degrees east 12 poles; south
38 arid one-half- ea&t* T> poles; thim
with the line of G. P. Marshall tract
.vwitt 55' and o^e-half degrees west
30 poles to a small chestnut in the
Cooj^r line; then north '35 'degrees
west 23 poles to a stake.formerly
a ^hit'e oak; then Vest I’pble to ^e
^esfinning', containing two acres,
’■’ore br l^s. ‘ '
TRA^T: Lying on Long
ranch above the I. C. Tinslev old
man as^sted by Mae White. This de- ; residence; Beginning on a bunch of
rartment has an enrollment of over east side of the branch,
I ^he I. C. Tins'ey corner, runs with the
Tinslev line. N, 45 deg. E. 39 poles
tion
^LStat
1 near
thirty pupils and much interest is
being felt in the work. The decora
tions foj; Easter Sunday were attrac
tive in,potted ferns, Easter lilies and
crab-apple blossoms. .
Aft)^' spending six years in the
missionary field in Africa, Miss Mc-
Neal returned to her home in Phila
delphia, Penn, to spejid yj^s.-v^ca-
tion there and in other.-parts :bf. the
Sta1:os. c During this time she became
elcome visitor in our town and
lie h^r we had the privilege of
earirijrV-her speak on the condition
of the heathen country in which she
labors.But .now, her vacation being
ended, iihe is en route to Ma Kump,
Africa where she will resume her
work ag^in of preaching^ the Gaspel
to a lost people..
E. D. RANDOLPH.
EXECUTORS NOTICE
North Carolina. Transylvania Co.
Having oualifled ag executor of
the last will and testament of Ra
chael Ball,, deceased, 4ate ?pf;rTranayl-
vania County,' N. C., iJiis is to notify
all persons having claims against the
estate of Rachael Ball, deceased.'to
present them to the undersigned or
G
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a smnll black oak near top of the
:*'i^e; then N. 44 deg. W. 46 1-2
"oJes to a small spanish oak; then S.
16 1-2 deg. W. 41 poles to a ntone in
"1 hollov/; S. 12 deg. E. 5 poles to a
"hestnut; S. 32 desr. E. 10 poles to
^ r.tarke^S. 35 V?'
a maple on east bank oi the branch
2^en crossing the branch S. 15 deg.
1 pole and 5 links to a chestnut;
21 1-2 deg. E. 4 poleg to a white
"ak; S. 1 deg. E. 5 poles and 20 links
0 A stake; S. IT deg. E. 5 poles to
1 white oak; then with east margin
or road 9 poles and 20 links to a
“^ake; then east 13 links to a s^ke
'■n'the Cooper line; then with^'said
ne N. 8 deg. E. 12 polesjto a stake
in thejbranch; then up and with eaid
braiyih 11 poles^ to the beginning,
"oritaining 8 3-4 acres, more or less.
Sale made 'on the following terms:
Terms of sale will be all cash when
"i,ale is confirmed. A deposit of 10
''er cent of the bid made will be paid
on day of sale, v- . . * .e
This April‘24th,: 1922.
WELCH GALLOWAY. Commis-
•?ioner.
5-19-wg.
Hot Water Facilities
Make the Iieat of your range help you
wash the dishes. Connect a water tank .^d
h^Ve an ample supply of hot water the
kitchen, laundry or bathrobm.
Th^ practical device ^ overcomes tjie hot
water question in thousahds ot homes. Why
ik>t have one in your home? We make a spe^
cialt3^ of installing all kitids of water heaters*
including gas.
We will gladly fumish-you our figures.
Our experience in this line makes
our repair department 'partidxlariy
efficient . •
NICHOLSON & DUCLQS .
Plumbing, Tinning and Sheet Metal Work
NOTICE
Brevard, N. C., April 12, 1922
To the Stockholders of the Transyl
vania Railroad Company:
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
North Carolina, Transylvania Coun
ty* ~ ^ 5
Having qualified as executrix of
tbe last will 'and.., testament of^Ji "F.
of io i Hays, late of Transylvania county, N.
wiH ho to notify, all persons having
rnmnnnv ^ against the estate of J. F.
Hays, deceased, to present them to
3uilding, Brevard, N. C., on Wednes- fVio uTKlAraiomofi. trttVioi* n<ronf t
day, the 3rd day of May 1922, at 10
o'clock A. M.. for the election of of
ficers and directors to serve during
the ensuing year, and for the trans
action of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
^Your attendance is< requested, but
if uniU>le to attend please jsign, have
witnessed and return promply to this
office the enclosed proxy.
6tc. A. K. ORR. Sec.
the undersigned, or toj her agent, T.
H. Shipman, a^ the office of Brevajd
Banking Company, Brevard, N. C. on
or before the 22nd day of March
1923, or this notice will be plead In
bar of their recovery. All persons in
anyway indebted to said estate are
hereby require4 to make immediate
settlement.
March 22. 1922.
MABEL C. WILSON,-EScecutrix of
Last Will of J. F. Hays, deceased.
Jacksonville, Fla.,
MAY 17-22, J922
Round trip iickets will he on sale from all '
points MAY 13th to 19th, inclusive, with final
limit to reach orig^inal starting point by midnight
May 27th, 1922, on basis of one and one-half fare,,
upon presentation of identification certificates whic^
will be issued by Rev* H. C. Moore, Secretary^
Nashville, Tenn* ' -
Those desiring Pullman reservations and other
information, should make application to nearest
Southern Railway Ticket A^cnt, or address
J. H. WOOD,
District Passci^cr Agent, '
Ashcv^, N. C. . ^
Insurance Neglected
May mean weeping in smoke or m sadness viewing the
riims of your home.
But Insurance shows business ability. Means ^t-
isfaction in protection. Meam Contentment of mwiA-
Means the saving of a lifetime’s earnings. , Means the
comfort of old age.
Destruction has visited your neighbor and our
neighboring townIt awaits iis. ' " " "
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Insure while it waits —* tomorrow may be too late.
Brevard Insurance Agency
T. H. GALLOWAY, Manager Brevard, N. C.
SMITH’S PLACE
where you will recdive courteous
treatment, and where every one who
is employed is a
Tonsorial Artist
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We .will be pleased to serve you
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