THE BREVARD NEWS, BREVABD. NORTH CAROLINA
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THE CHARMING SPRING FROCK
FRIDAY, APRIL 13, 191
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"Well, we!," crcljimej the favrrite
customer. " "who d h iyc thvvrj-t ii tittle
hair turn rvvUJ ' c-'P Lib?"
"if I rr.iv fri"?rrf. nX " Tef'lir ! the Ar.ii
ijrbcr,"try one tj !loe 'itURL-FI V
caM, that you tin snuz in cjtcr a .air
cut. 7 !cy i-lv.-i.ys "
AND that's only one reason
l why "SURE-FIT" is the
world's mcstcor-afortablecap.
No clastic to Hr.d the fore-
Th cirrb
strap (hidden above the visor)
works the same way as a belt.
A slight pull, and your
"SURE-FIT" is tighter or
looser, as you prefer.
All the new Fifth Avenue
styles, in the latest patterns
from American and overseas
mills. Prices the same as
you'd pay for ctny stylish cap
and you get "SURE-FITS"
unrivalled comfort.
Important : Our better grade
"SURE-FITS" are specially
treated so that they shed
showers. Thus fticy keep
their shape, last Ionrcr, look
better,
anc
i'J'UStinrT
give you iooo
comfort on a rainy day.
pring and Summer
hill
Here is a chic spring frock made of
moire taffeta with venice lace yoke.
It is trimmed with plaited ribbon and
a colonial bouquet of pastel shades.
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The World's Most
Comfortable
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PATTERSON'S
Department Store
'Where Quality Reigns
lirevard. N. C.
ADJUSTABLE
by a small, invis
ible str.ip, to your
varying hcad-iizc.
1 I ST.UJ
COLORS WOMEN MAY WEAR
Black Becoming to Those of Fair
Complexion; Blue Flattering
Shade; Pink, Youthful.
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rcvarfc Institn
Brevard, North Carolina
There is :in idea very general among
wiiiiicii ;h;it wearing Mack lias an age
ing eflVci n the appearance, but this
is far I'i-mmi tl:.' c:;s('. Naturally wiih
black, as with in cry other shade, a
great ileal dc; lends upon inliviilnal 1
r;n. luit a fair woman, provided h4
rulliT'lexiiili is nut sallow, ufleii looks
considerably younger in Mark than she
would in -.!!,( liri'ht -. ! r. The 111:1-
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theii i'o'e ;'ar f:-o:n
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Wit :
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sh:n! 11 v. 0:11
er in a Mae
eolor. Wry
Monde hair,
shade- of Mi
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UF.lWlvTMF.NTS - College Preparatory. Norni;il, Mu- i
r,K sti Art. 1 lousehoM Economics, Agriculture.
ALL I KI'AKTMKN'' S are directed by teachers" with :-riciaI ti::iring
an 1 large experience. They know their business.
1NFI. FENCES of the Institute are aloiu- lih el .
Ol'KNS ON SEPTEMBER 7.
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Just arrived, smart styles", nifty and the latest patterns
These suits are the i'nest to se1ect from in Transylvania
County
We can save you from eight to ten dollars on each
and every suit And talking about quality, that is recog
nized by our many, many customers new and old.
Come in and look them over.
d r.ot. of eour-o. he
,y. as heavy hi:o-k
'so;:,!.-;--looking and
iiiihful in appear-
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.lis. M:;e is the
: i ! i - woman can
e is unfortii!::;! e
osen the rnii.
h :ivs io,,k vounir-
trovv-n ihan in any other
fair women, villi ash
shotl'd ehooe tl.o ji;ile
. liuht tones of sar am!
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A. H. HAMPTON, Manager
l;!il--s
have
nan v!
'r:i - I ! Hes. while those
joh'.en hro I, linir -an :
with dark or
dot the deep-
ei- shades. ro:il :n;d the lighter lories
of Il:l hi lies.
Creen es; -inlly in it Lrijhter
phiides, i ;mi a.Lreincr color, .arid the
only won:;-;! to wImmh It is ro;i!ly be
ei)min'r :- The :i uhii ri. ha irt'd.
Any shade of" yellow is a;t to add
to one's at .earanee of years, especial
ly the de. p. r tones of orailjje ;,nd
llanie. therefore tliey are only for tiie
decidedly youthful wearer.
l'ale tones of diik are i;ot oly V"
romiriL' hnt very youthful In effect, es
pecially lirvler artit'mlal li;;ht.
T'rown, uhieli is often considered
dull, is. if the rlirht tone he obtained,
rather Imd'iied to look youthful: but
vhen deeiditiL' "U the exai't shade the
liirlit in 'he h.-iir should be taken into
oonsiderat ion. A russet brown pnvn
worn by a woman with similar touei
Have
ove
becojiimL'.
Jn her h.-rr is wonderful
F.efore dceidintr oil M Color it is a
pood plan to drape :i piece of the ma
terial round the bead and notice
whether ir makes the eyes look bright
er and brings out their color. If It
rloes, you may safely wear it. knowing
that you will be looking younger and
prettier than usual; but if it .appears
to rob the eyes of their brilliancy dis
enrd if. no matter how pretty it may
be or how well !t may look on some
one ele.
Color for evoninjj wear should be
chosen in artificial lijrht. and those for
day use in broad sunshine, for it is
quite useless select in a "perfectly
lovely shade" under circumstances for
which it is nor intended.
Some materials niter considerably in
artificial liht especially taffeta anil
charnieuse which takes on quite a
different tint and appearance when
seen beneath electric lijrht.
To the v Warehouse building' of the Far
mers Supply Co. on Caldwell St., on your
way to the Depot going- from our oldstand.
We invite all our friends and customers
to inspect our new home and would like
every tine to call upon us for Staple and
Fancy Groceries Quick Delivery, Prompt
and Courteous Service.
Main Street
ci'ipany
Frcvard, I . C
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T. M. MITCHELL
The Grocer
Caldwell Street, First store from North
Brevard and last leaving.
French Gray or
Old . Ivory Finished
lite
with.
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If your bedroom furniture shows
marks of wear, or you have grown tired
of its looks, thic wonderful finish enables
you to transform it into a
satin-like French Grey, or
Old Ivory fmish.
The cost is small arid tho
job an easy one, because
Pee Gee Re-Nu-Iac stains
and varnishes in one
application.
Pee Gee Re-Nu-Lac comes in
20 natural wood and enamel
colors, white, gold and silver.
Sizes 25c and up. Try a can.
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NOTICE:
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... 'i"r;insy!v;mi:i Count;
'a!Ii- W h I
i--fi:ninnt n:;n:-d wii!
;;m .i' 'L;o (,'nikiecl a
1 I'Oninii'nfnl in tin
-:r' i'f Tran.-ylvani;.
l-'iint:tT, to v.tvjur..
ia.Mt a ilofi-i c of Ab
the !cft-nnan;
not:.-.' that sh i.
;f"':n' ;U the oll'icc of tin--i'
.'!-:: Court of Tran
::: thr Court House
thin tm day? after the
' of thi- notice and
"ii!- to the complaint in
"!' plaintiff will apply
' : the relief demande;
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WATERS, Prop.
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W. E. BISHOP & CO., Brsvard, H. G,
CAPES, VOGUE FOR CHILDREN
Garment in Fancy Knit Goods Comes
in Solid Colors With Stripes
That Contrast.
I NOTICE TO PUBLIC:
! VU :i -v take notice that on thL
i of Anril 20th, 1923, tin
County
Hoa-d of Education will meet in tne
omce of the undersigned at 10 o'clock
A. M., as provided in Part Two, Arti
e'e 4, Section 43, and Section 47 of
progress.
very truly yours, A. F. MITCHELL,
Co. Sunt, of Public Instruction.
April 20 c.
Wool capos for children In fancy
knit ;:oods are bavins a vosue at the
present time. They are convenient for
an extra wrap to slip on and off. Thev
eome In solid colors with stripes of a ' arst Monday in July 1923, and fur
TOWN ELECTION FOR NORTH
BREVARD:
The Mavor of orth Brevard. Fred
I he Ntw School Code of 192.. for the Johnson, called a meeting of vhe
fdoetinf a Countv Sunt, board of aldermen and citizens of
Cleaning
Pressing
Dyeing
All wcrk turned cut promptly
Main Street Brevard.
v...: u: t 0 nn 'the town on the night of Marcn 2fa
vno snau ot-iu ni ii-im -109" th
contrasting color and with a deep i 'her
white brush wool collar. One pretty
model with sleeve boles Is In pink with
white collar, cuffs and lapels, and a
littl.-' simple embroidery on eacb of
these.
New for spring for the little people
is a three-piece knlcker suit. It differs
from the winter suit, which has the
bifurcated lower garment, full length,
fastened with straps under the feet.
TIih newer suits have real knickera
finished at the knee with a tiny cuff
-ith buttons. There is 'a sweater and
skull cap. They are pretty things and
mine in the more solid and useful col
&i'S. ar.-.ong thorn th? Harding' blue.
1923. the meeting was called to ord.
or hv thp mavor and the following
the Board will appoint school business was transacted
committeemen for the various schools First that there be an election held
f thc County . provided by law. j nf. tcoX
Further will say that the undersig-J M Qrr wag 0iectd register of el
ied is not a candidate for re-election. action and Mrs. W. H. Grogran and
nd would not accept if re-elected ;virs. J. A. Johnson appointed judges
uving to having made other plans, I for said election Third that the
, T" u . o i',fnrr. Register's book be kept open four
vhich will be announced at or before Satrdayg beffinning on April 7th.
the close of my terin July 1st., lJ23,j Tnc following names were nomin-
as vour Countv Supt. Education. ated
Many thanks to all the people of
his County for your most hearty co
operation with me during the past
ix years. The schools have grown
'-. ( all have enioyed the work and
For Mavor: D. P. Kilpatrick.
For Aldermen: T. B. Crary, Dr.
J. H. McLean, J. A. Jahnson.
Ladies be sure to register so you
can vote.
r, l.oic. Fred Johnson, Mayor.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina, Transylvania County
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of J. A. Middleton, de
ceased, late of Transylvania County,
N. C. This is to notify all persons
having claims against the estate of
said deceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned on or before the 21st
day of February, 1924, or this notice
will be plead in the bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This 21st day of February, 1923.
T. F. MIDDLETON, Administrator
of J. A. Middleton, deceased.
4-6-6t F-l.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE:
NOTICE OF ENTRY
Entrv Xo. 262(i
j I. P. Fisher enters and claims four
North Carolina. Transylvania County j ;K'rt's 01' k'ss of "! in Ho;r
Having qualified as administrator back Township, Transylvania county,
of Louise E. Bailv, deceased, late of ! North Carolina, on the head water-
Transylvania County, North Carolina,
this is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of the said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned on or before April 5th, 19
24, or this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will please
make immediate settlemnt.
This March 30th, 1923.
CHAS. B. DEAVER, Administra
tor C. F. A. of Louise E. Bailey.
4t pd.
of Toxaway River and bordcrinrz- on
or near the top of Panther Trail
Ridge, adjoining the lands nf E. I?.
Owen and E. 11. Jennings.
Beginning on a bla.-k oak, I-:. H
Jennings coiner and E. D. Owen line,
and runs with Jennings line various
courses as to included' all vacant i;md
in said boundary.
Entered March 23, 1923.
- Signed. I. S. FISHER
ROLAND OWEN, Entry Taker
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