THE BREVARD NEWS. BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMSER 3, 1922
THE ELEFHANrS
ARE COMING
Circus Coining to Brevard—Kids An
ticipate Big Day—See
Big Parade
The ISI. L. Clark and Son’s Com
bined Shows will exhibit in Brevard,
Monday, September 11. The big
show will arrive here aboard its
special train of railroaj cars, with all
its magnitude and granduer, reveal
ing a fairyland ever so dear to child
hood’s happy days. Enlarged two
fi fold of its former size, the M. L.
^ Clark and Son’s Shows has grown and
pro?pered during the past quarter of
a century, until today its appearance
is hailea as an annual festive holi
day.
Many new and unparalleled fea
ture of magnificence, novelty, daring
and vastness will be displayed in this
\^?ason’s big show. Foremost among
the feature acts will be the Davenport
family of equestrians and riders; the
Silverton trio, intrepid equilibrists;
the Alpine Sisters, daring dancers
on a lofty wire; the Apeda troupe of
gymnasts and the Siegrist family of ^
incomparable aerialists. A score of i
clowns headed by Arthur Berry, Ab
Johnson, Pete Jenkins, Waggles and
Valdo, will furnish fun for the little
folks.
The menaregie of the famous Clark
show contains many interesting spe
cimens of wild animals, among them
being Mena, an elephant 10 feet and
1) inches in height, the largest land
animal in captivity, being 2 inches
taller than the famed Jumbo. A 10
cage zoo contains African and Nu
bian black mained lions, tigers, jua-
jruars and leopards.
There will be two performances,
the doors opening at 1 and 7 P. M.
A free exhibition will be held on the
show grounds proceeding each perfor
mance, in addition to a concert of po
pular and operatic selections by Prof.
Jas. Norman and his military band.
Th etown and surrounding country
is heavily billej for the appearance
of the big show and a record break
ing crowd is anticipated.
A. W. Caimes to present the same
to the undersigned, in due form, with
in one year from this date, to wit:
on or by the 1st day of September,
1923, or this notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
All persons who are in any way in
debted to said estate will make imme
diate settlement of same with the
undersigned.
This. September 1, 1922.
MRS. A. W. CAIRNES
Administrator of A. W. Cairnes,
deceased, of the estate of
Cairnes.
Sept. 1-Oct. 6-pd.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of A. W. Cairnes, de
ceased, late of Transylvania county,
N. C., this is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
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To Teachers and Students of
Brevard and Transylvania
County:
We welcome you to visit
our complete department store.
We have come here to fill your
wants. Come in and make
them known. We carry a full
line of
Ready-to-W ear
Dry Goods
Clothing
Shoes
Sporting Goods
and Luggage
The very best brands at the
very lowest prices.
Patterson's Dept, Store
The most complete Department Store in Transyl
vania County.
N. MORRIS, Manager
Main Street Under Brevard News
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y-i Unbleached sheeting for 4 PC
Gingham outing and other goods
25c value fur IITC
oG inch Indian Head
10 per cent OFF All other goods.
Store Full of New Goods and
More Coming Every Day
SPECIALS:
Franklin Sugar, 10 lb. cloth sacks.
$2.00 Black Suit Cases . .
Black suit cases with straps
READY-TO-WEAR
Beautiful assortment of ladies felt
$1.95 $4.95
All wool ti’icotine, ser j an^j poiret
" " $745^^^
La~t Call On Voile, organdie and
dress values to $1.5.00 for only ..
'""■$1.95“’$195
Slipover and coat style sweaters, all
stvlc.s and weaves
$1.95 "$4.95
TarTeta, Crepe Knit and Canton
Crepe dresses, value up to $35.00 |
$9.95
10 per cent off on Bon Ton Cor-
stt.=. Holeproof, Van Raalter, Phoe
nix and Buster Brown Hosiery.
PATTERSON IN NORTHERN MARKETS!
. . Mr. Patterson desires to thank the people of Brevard
and Transylvania County for the patronage you have
extended him. . He is more than pleased with the show
ing his Brevard store has made.. He is now" in the Nor
thern markets reaping the best bargains obtainable
with his cash policy in buying for his chain . of . stores.
Patterson has saved you money. Patterson "ill save
you more. Make Patterson's store your headquaiters-
The most complete department store in Transylvania
County. N. MORRIS, Manager.
Men’s Hose, all colors
Blue Work Shirts, heavy
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SOME OF THE STANDARD BRANDS CARRIED;
Hail, Schaffner and Marx, Schloss Brothers, and Qual
ity Clothing for men; Cortley, Jr., clothes for boys;
Stetson Hats; Arrow Brand and Harry Berger Shirts;
Munsing-Wear for Women; Holeproof, Van Roalte,
Phoenix and Buster Brown Hosiery; Bon Ton Corsets;
Van - Hensen Collars; Queen Quality Slippers; Martha
Washington Shoes; International Bathrobes; B. V. D.
and Sealpax Underwear for men.
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$1.19
$129
Men’s white handkerchiefs . .
10
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See Our Line of Trunks
CLOTHING:
See our line of young men's suits,
value up to $15.00 . . . . $7.95
its, sport
$9.95
A few' sport model tweej suils for
men and young men, $22.50 value
One lot young men’s suits, sport
model
$12.45
Lam Brand heavy grey work pants,
$3.50 value, our price
$1.95
Boys’ all-wool dress caps, vai. to $1
our price il AC
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International bathrobes at low
prices. Come in and see them.
It will pay you to see our line of
boys’ suits and pants.
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PATTERSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE
The Most Complete Department Store in Transylvania County. Under Brevard News
Main Street