FRIDAY. JUNE 2. 1922
ThL
USAGE
Sausage in casings or
sausage in bulk—pork
sausage^veal sausage,
liver sausage, summer
sausage and sausage
of all kinds.
Now is the time to
buy sausage. We
have anice big fresh
stock on hand—a
bigger assortment
to choose from, at
prices that will make
you anxious to buy.
Prices and Meat That Meet Your J’avor
ROBINSON & JOHNSON
^^The New Meat Market^
Opposite Post Office
Brevard, N. C,
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The Bee Hive Barber Shop
W. O’K. KING J. A. SIMPSON
HAS BEEN MOVED
to the building formerly occupied by the QTY
MARKET, where they will welcome all of their
old friends and any"new ones who may drop in*
Their present quarters arc up-to-date, having been
remodeled and put in shape especially for a Barber
Shop* If you do not need the services of a barber
drop in and sec how[convenientIy at ranged they are.
Bee Hive Barber Shop
King Building
Main Street
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I Brevard Auto Co. |
Ford Cars—Ford Service
I
,
We have a complete stock of
Goodrich Tires, all sizes. With every
Tire sold for the next
Ten Days Only
we will give away absolutely free an
Inner Tube to fit your Tire.
Expert mechanics are always on
hand to look after your car troubles,
and they guarantee satisfaction.
Go to the BREVARD PHARMACY for
Nunnally’s Candies, Cigars, Cigarettes,
Tobaccos* Ice Cream and Soft Drinks. It
is a pleasure to serve you,
BREVARD PHARMACY
J. B. PICKELSIMER, Ph. G, Prop.
Telephone No. 1 Brevard, N. C.
Tho bittf*:,
The scrr s
K"-' v. o >u
Fresh f-'Ofi
And laws
‘ T'.ie
Ml the tr<_
iH i-'()l'!iers marie
rf-peulcd.
ConKressiiuin Cluirles M, Steadman
of North C.'iroHna and Congressman
Henry Z. Osborne of California, once
bitter war enemies, are now fast
friends in congress. Congressman
Steadman, born in 1S41, enlisted as a
private at the outbreak of the Civil
war, serving with Lee’s army and be
ing wounded three times, winning the
rank of major. Congressman Osborne
was b(»rn in 1848, enlisted as a private
at the age of sixteen in the state of
New York.
Honor Sflent Heroes
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Lehigh—the National Cement
A concrete barnyard is dry and clean in every kipd
of weather. There is a big saving in grain, for none is
lost and the water trough is always accessiblc. Mud
^d rough frozen ground are bad for cattle. Build an
inexpensive concrete barnyard and save money.
It*s a good plan to have several sacks of Lehigh
Cement always on hand for use about the place.
MILLER SUPPLY COMPANY
J. A* MILLER,JManagcr
A
LEHIGH
POllTIGAI^ANNQIiNGEMENIS
I hereby announce myself a can^i
didc.te for the office of Register of j
FOR THE STATE SENATE 'Deeds of Transylvania County sub-1
The many friends of Coleman Gal- | i^ct to the action of the Deifiocratic j
2oway wish to announce him as a | Primary.
candidate for the State Senate.
Mr. Galloway has been a hard work
er for the Democratic party and is
a deserving: jreung man.
31 ANY VOTERS:
Thousands of persons in iJiay county
attended the unveiling of the IjSierty
memorial at Liberty, M«»., Memorial
day Itst year. The picture shows
the stfitue erected at a <?ost -oJ $4,000
in memory of the ‘^sileat heroes” of
Cl^y county who took part in the
wA¥ia war. Clay ceujity Sternlshed
more than one thousasad men for the
war.
FOR THE 1.EGISLATURC
The naiwe of W. H. Duckvrorth
is submitted to the voters for Repre-
sentatiT*, strbject to the rules and re
gulations off the Democratic primary.
^POR ROAD OVERSEER?
I wish to announce my candidacy
for road overseer, Brevard toimship,
subject to the nomination of the Dem
ocratic Psrimiry.
W. L, MORRIS.
CLYDE S. McCALL.
1 wish to announce my candida
cy for Register of Deeds subject to
the action of the Democratic voters
at the coming Primary.
H. E. STOWERS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER:
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate for County Treasurer subject
to the action of the Democratic Pri
mary.
Mrs. ROXIE DUNN, Widow of M;
S. Dunn. Selica, N. C.
The friends of T. E. (Ed) Patton,
Jr., wi^ to announce him as a can-
I didate for County Treasurer subject
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER | to the rules and regulations of the
I Sier^by announce my r^ndidacy Democratic Party Primary,
for Commissioner Traasylvania '
county, subject to the rules and tc-
gulaitions the dei&ocratic primary.
T. S. GALLOWAY
N. C., at public auction for caslv^
the following described piece of land,,
situated, lying and bfeing in Boyd
township, Transylvania county.
North Carolina, adjoining the lands
of Sam Orr, Harrison McJunliins,
Harrison Walker and Robert Mooney
and more particularly described as
follows, to-wit: About seven acres
of land, being the same lands con
veyed to the said W. M. Ballard^ by
Robert Money and wife and Lillie
Orr, and being all of the lands con
veyed to the said W. M. Ballard by
said parties except a small tract con
veyed by W. M. Ballard and wife to
Harrison Walker. Special reference
is made to the record of said con
veyances in the office of the Register
of Deeds of llransylvania county.
North Carolina, for a detailed de
scription of said lands. And being
the same land described in aforesaid
Deed in Trust and to which reference
is hereby made for a full description
thereof. ^
This April 27, 1922.
May 26. W. E. BREESE, Trustee.
MEMORIAI- DAY
From James Russel] Lowell's Com>
memoratloTi Ode.
Net In anger, not lia iprlde.
Pure from passion’s mixture rud« ' *
Ever to base earth jiBled,
B’jt with far-heard srrsitltude.
Still with heart and voice renewed,
'Ri* heroes living ap.<5 dear martyrs dead,
'Phe strain should close that consecrates
our brave.
l*ft the hfart and iift the h«ad!
Tx)fty he its mood and grave,
Kot without a martial ring,
P^ot without a prouder tread
And a peal of exultr^,tion;
TLIttle right has he to sing
Through whose heart in sudh an hour
^eats no march of conscious power.
Sweeps no tumult of elation!
Tis no Man we celchrate,
"By th’s country’s vi« tories great,
A hero half, and half the whim of Fate,
But the pith and marrow of a, Nation,
m-awing force from all her men,
■Kighest, humblest, weakest, a.11,
For her time of need, and then
Pulsing it again through them,
Till the basest can no longer cower.
Feeling his soul spring up. divinely tall,
Touched but in passing by Ser mantle-
hem. '
Csme back, then, noble pride, for 'tis her
dower!
I wish to announce myself a can
didate for the office of County Treas
urer, subject to the action of tho
FOR CLERK 'SUPERIOR COURT [ Democratic Primary and will apprc-
Tie friaavds of IS. A. MilleT wish ciate your support,
to ausnozEnoe him a candidate to .sac- A. C. LANDRETH, Dunns Rock,
ceed himself as Clerk of the Superior i “
Court of Transylvania County sub- i ^ hereby announce myself as a can-
ject to tbe rules and regulations of i di^^ate for County Treasurer subject
the Democratic Party Primary.
Wounds Healed by Time.
Evolution of Memorial day from an
observance which at first served to
keep alive the old contentions of the
Civn war into an observance which
leads our thoughts away from our own
home land to quiet resting places in
other lands across the sea. is a re
markable illustration of the change
less law of change and progress. Try
as it may, the human heart cannot
keep its hatreds, its opposition, its
narrowness. Time, holding his hour
glass. watches his worldly children
climb the immortal heights of better
ment. They can do no other! Wheth
er we will or not, the quiet processes
of change go right on, the wounds are
fioaled, the graves grown over.—Ex*
dKinge.
Fratricidal Strife Forgotten.
The war with Spain, in which Grand
Army veterans and Confederate vet-
an'1 the sour; of both, faught.
:ii(l the World war. which enlisted
M- ’oiiiis Kii'ii I'dili Xorih and South,
.•:i"tioal!.v cni’s.'d us lo forget that
• • v-;i.s cursed with
S \r ir
FOR SHERIFF AND TAX COLLEC-
T€fR
Friends of Cos Paxton widi t® an
nounce him a candidate for shcrifT
and tax -collector of TransylvEni."
county, snbject to the rules and re
gulations lof the Democratic primary
I hereby announce myslf a candi
date for Sheriff of Transylvania
co’jnty, subject to the action of the
Democratic primary.
Ed F. GILLESPIE
I hereby announce myself a^ £
candidate for the office of Sheriff o^
Transylvania County subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic Primary.
Yours truly,
M. O. McCALL.
At the solicitation of many friends
over the county, I have decided to
announce myself as a candidate for
.sheriff of Transylvania County at
the coming primary, subject to the
will and attion of the Democratic
primary.
Any support given me will be
highly appreciated.
FRED JOHNSON.
I wish to announce my candidacy
for sheriff and tax collector of Tran
sylvania county subject to the action
of the Democratic party primary.
JOHN. C. MULL
FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS
Having been solicited by man:
fi’iends from different parts of th
.’O’anty to make the race for Re.gis
of Deeds, I hereby announce my
cjif rs a candidate for Register, sub
?ct to the action of the Democrat!
*^rimary.
J. FRANK MORGAN
'll'-c nanv friends of Eck Sims
’""our.ee him a candidate for Re-
•"tc. of Deeds, subject to the ac-
of <^he Democratic primary.
to the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Party Primary.
W. M. AIKEN.
I wish to announce my candidacy
for the nomination of Treasurer of
Transylvama county, subject to the
rules and regulations of the Demo
cratic Primary.
W. B. HENDERSON
FOR ROAD OVERSEER HOGBACK
TOWNSHIP
The name of Nath Galloway is an
nounced for road overseer of Hog
back township, subject to the action
of the democratic primary.
Sapphire, N. C.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
The many friends of George Lyday
wish to announce him as a candidate
for County Commissioner subject to
the rules and regulations of the
Democratic Primary.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
The many friends of W. S. Ash
worth wish to announce him as a
candidate for County Commissioner
subject to the rules and regulations
of the Democratic Primary on June
third.
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed in Trust
executed on the 11 day of January
1921,^ by W. M. Ballard and his wife,
Maggrie Ballard, to W. ^ E. Breese,
Trustee, to secure the indebtedness
therein described to J. J. Patton,
which said Deed in Trust is duly re
corded in the o^ce of the Register
of Deeds of Transylvania county, N.
C.. in Book No. 13 on page 281 et
seq., and default having been made
in the paynr.ent of both interest and
principal of the note secured by said
Deed in Trust, and after due notice
ziven to .said Ballard and wife, and
upon application and demand of the
holder of said note, the undersigned
trustee will, on Monday, June 5 1922
at 12 o’clock noon offer for sale at
the Court House door in Brevard,
Bread 9g Loaf
We have cut fhc cost of
living and are selling our
BREAD at 8cts a loaf.
All other bakery goods in
proportion*
Our bread is guaranteed
to weigh as much as the
ixiiported stuffy has more
shortening, yeast, etc*
Support your local in
dustries*
Philip’s Bai(ery
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GITY PSESSiNe CLUB
J.E. WATERS, Prop.
Piione 94
Cleaning
Pressing
Dyeing
All work turned out promptly*
Main Street Brevard