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uNSLEY COMPANY
HAS GOOD MONTH
Real estate hits beeo.aotive enoujrh
? 'tu-trh the oftuv of -J. .H. rinsh'y
Seat; Company for Juno,
?vhv-i* is. the ;uonth of this new
n.Tiiv. Duvitijr the. month sewn
? <v;i: :: wi-jji throiurh this tirni,
*?/> *? of rUn: already r?vj>orti'<!. the
i-sUSfest bemjf >hc Stt\vrst?:eu- Ash
'V ? : h lot t'oi S'J&OOCI, The tot:?l of
. tr:in>aoti?vtiv runs.. :iroiirj,t $?>?),?
>ut( if oronert y wintft cftu.n>:?'d
: ;? *J:; M.
' ' R JI. *?'. who ?. ?? ? i.Tt
? ' S* i ihf .?wSif. ?*;?!?' ?
. jiiah^ tract of -l9.\9-l-0 ? a? r? s on
Cfev \*S Xiiitii Bt'. vai.i. ruiirinr
'V. fX'-i t hi': riiilrwii't i'<; HT'-JS ? >\ V
? >. .. h i* ? v !????? !, />?>?.? '.-hi. -a
"f. ; i :i'-o v-.r
?? -.hhj'riwny .with . a - vu-ff ; ? <? I ? \ t.-"! <
? '???.'*. iif.- ;? ? ' hiirh-vhiss re<v?Ienet' ? ;i? i ? i :i i??>i
????' v'. ... ,v\ ; :V ;i . ??!>!al'! Jaiv.c
.vvi.r'h Mr. r:
i '. -vf' "Viv.
?7;* ; ' ? tr :>?l v ? v :>r.J !*:.!?'?*.? rur*i;v\:. \W$?i
? w elJ -k:.i>v\ ?; hero ji -r
I who had part in the Caesar's Head I
construction. Both these men with
their families will perhaps spend the
summer in Brevard, the former al
ready being here.
"The outlook for a jrood active
summer, was never better.' 'said one
??>f this firm. "(>sir pvndi deal -
iiiid' real prosper';-. iiVdicuiv- .thai/
y' ;>f the' K tenia tr.ulv ;. <?
eou?'n<r here.: ?!i 1. intv n-st m ;fet tract -
? ire .water novwrs. Vaum had ,
?nvouituiiu Hmkic-s :< jU!U kyen.'' M.f.
?Thisley. w :!<<>"?? i>! t-J .-liters ?.?f .
a !.UM). acre*
. t ;.?i ?.v!-.-tije K:-tL ?. t, -:!?'?? M- ??:?!?? and |
. > :u't INia . La rut-' tVwpnny.- h ;
iniii 'atior; <?>?' ji^iy H?* '? ' ? t;i- 1 ? ? '. :
: TJv's deal , did tun. vT-<\
? . y ' ?tT iv.'. ? ' . ''.I
A LEVEL-HEADED STATEMENT j
' ' ?tjmm ? address v Hich deal*' 1
with yar iMis MvMtMn- ?.?titvr .??!)?? ?
lunjtter iml.u tr\ the peri.H'tiiativ: ->1
mi : timbiJr supply and conservation j
or. ?>ur wauir.rd resouro-s. Joljn W.|
'B: . nta?V a", fcev 'note' stat'eriieW
. ppr^'l-re.'-Tr*'.;:?; <?ur. wlt/de-. ?" J
..y Verbal/ and. i ':d'J- A ? i.i j- u re ' ? K
h*:'>}i:W: ' v , ? ' j
Speck! Notxe
Cj^3>rv JWCj -*^n.jaegur-V w ad? iat? Bff^ytTtovu'#' ***^
r-v.;.-- 1 ? ?:v> f.~';> ch".4 .v.- cor!d jjjfct ft any lo
cation; is 3rw^;'c tci$ Suborner that was s~.l:s
factory, wc are going to. offer vou the privilege
cf hi: . :- Fyrniture at Spartanburg' ? prices,
EREJGHT PREPAID to 3revard, N. C.. & i aU
^uttfWx to Lake Toxaway, NOTfc PRICES
: " BELOW? -
2- Inch oost, 3-olece Metal Beds, 7-8 fillers,
W isii Bone Springs ?t $Io.CJ.
The sanrv- Bed as above except small liners tor
? i 512.75.
-'i-p T.r..r: Ccf ~n Mattress, fui! . wri "i ick,
? ?'? ss.so: . ?" ?/.;?
V%'ish n ; ? ?*' ,S?ringi, for Iron Beds,
; $5.75, ' ' . ' ? /. //:. V ' ?
High B~se Oak rers, 3 Drawers, .20x24
?Plate M?r;*or $?>50'
Low BaiO D;e. ser. 2 Drawers, IS::30 Plate
Mirror, $17.50.
" 5-piece Mahoganv Finish, Chase Leather Par
lor Suites, $38.50.
vlap'e Chairs, Double Cane Seat, $1.G0 with
other goods only.
ALL T-:E A30VF GOODS ARE NEW AND
FIRST CLASS
We mak. a specialty of furnishing Hotels and
3oarding Houses at special prices, and DO NOT
advertise what we haven't got.
The Furniture Exchange
137 MAGNOLIA ST; ? PHONE 507
Sps.lanturg, S, 0,
ArfiiiirKilpatrick and W. 0. Templeton
i '
The urgent need today is for a uni
fied, comprehensive, and consistent
public policy toward our natural re
sources. Such a policy must repre
sent both the Federal government
arid the States, and should be formul
ated in cooperation with the best
thought of the .iitdustrics enig^riti ii:
their utilization, These urdiistriv
.should no: h. prevented or h.imp> ?T'e*- .
by unsoutvd interpretation or by un^
wise application of the la as gmvrh
irig business organizations. The
trouble today is in the application of
these Jaws to an industry; the invest
igation is usually made by nun of m
knowledge of the genera'!. conditions
which may make . ni'i>nop.ly' in that in
dustry an. litter iriipo ssrbility.
- ii '? i ..i? . I >J\v N LUJ; LD^R
At:r:< ul: ur. . s-.iid Herbert. Hoove.-,
the other da\ . is a bi tier tow
builder th.'tr industry.' The rein:v'
'is- "?*'-??*? -'ihat <li'V"-i'v?'s n;ore ihaiv-pa. ?
i >.* notice.- The chamber oi com
merce in nine ou'. Of every ten ; w ? . .
.f. i iii 1 "liited &;aie; houJd" haVt Jiis
? \ e i'\ fai t drilled into iik'ir systems.
?' r majority of the American
t ? \\ fiS which.' ri'?w are staining their
SU>peti?le-rs it: an effort, to pull fac
te r:i^s in in -T diiet lioii will make
;.. >ie iiea:'" lit'.:! pi-ogres- 'if. they fo.r
fet the factories and extend a coopeiv
:'.at.:ye hand to the farmer,
. 'i'^frivul^ire: is th.v Ve.; \i>on- of lht
' vrage ' striall town, bat tin- '
'vi '. a?e ' i' . i .1 1 lie* ( I to forget. this
: %L They.\taFu>v uiuk V :;lii n't'. . ..?
Lf^gi -i. - ' ! t0X ''.^o:irw; ;; >>
g-ertoWn ah.i .thai' bitnei;. of t>. r
?tfoii!d ;;-plve ti. -ir : roll! Ti.'
goodwill aiid the- wri'de-hearled .-u. ?
l-iVrt 'IfP. \hv thilit'' .*?.
? * ? :?.< it* ti "i 't arc va>'t|; i.ove ?i -
;.n?e. t han .factories for ihw '? ave-rajfc
. t ':is y"<?>)4'-? i! ::ri.d this U.'-i
, i'i?nt will- !.i; , um'e u
j invited, -The boosting of a vo.mnyn
agriculture v. ill -he bread- va^t
it'p I.i. i;Ve. W.:ie:-J4. ? Th'.; tow:; \vVt; : ?
???res.-.' wUF.-t::' b\" !<-.'}}::?? yt.su?k?
. ( . , t'ot ton, . ?....
TIME TO TAKE STOCK
i'e'iodicaily the managers of every
;Hiiv4'.<>f ul business . umst check their
-I :t- al.d their lmbiities to k.ioW
I .where the. stand. W hat is good
- ?
?for a business i.~ in>y?-j !-??? a goveri.
i nient. * ?- * 5 . "
-l.^ivatv- busir.fsv miist ;'Ooi>-;ai>
be mi. the alert to prevent ba<i ac
. vou.'.it.- ai'\ uri? fllatihg' uV: . its iioo.ks.
Failure ; >? tfo till- (:a.-. vvivr'ked i;:ariy
b V 'J'.!, f.iviiiir- I'ljiiUiijons; '
Ti;- peu'pje :of this vouixtry ?ma.-t be
? liliger.:. to keep bad at founts till
advise.. legislation, exorbitant ta\
ntioi:. rubi:c offieials arui legislator?
VVi'tSi hid/fa!.- :in<l vi-i..::aiy ...J'-.isi
from ele.'rgfiig "i de~'t:-nyin? 'he tna
: .:bjr-:-y of . eoVei nniei'i. .lust a
.ui.jj . jlt'tiS'' ivil .A'rn'k a business, >* *
w:l!.'e\'.>rtt)tatr, ;:i\at:"ri. radical 1 < - lt ! -
latK?n ;;iid unbalance i j 'iblu officials
}Wrex'k vevn metvt. . . .
It is wvli. to Tak- -;'?c'k of ...iirsclv
six month- afrvr the last pK-sid^ntial
flection. Excitement of the political
[canipaiVh pa-sed ;u:.! all new pub
I'.hV t'ieials .ire iii office; The nation
Never Before
a Value Like This
The Super-Six principle exclu
sive to Hudson and Essex, is
responsible for the largest sell
ing f>-cylindcr cars in the world*
because it gives results in
smooth, brilliant action, reli
ability and economy never
attained by any other type.
This Essex, in all ways, is the
finest ever built- Easier riding
and driving, more flexible in
performance, handsomer in
line and finish, it is also lower
in price than ever before.
ESSE X C O AC H
$850
Freight and Tux Extra
HUDSON -ESSEX WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING 6-CYLINDER CARS
< McCRARY MOTOR CO.
has actually settled down to the first
normal period of activity since the
first gun was fired in the World
War eleven years ago. We have
what every other nation in the world
is striving to secure, namely, sound
domestic and financial condition
under a stable form of government.
Yet we have in this nation today,
public >lFici;i!s, teachers and profes;
ional levtunns who would, if they
"md. u.nbnn.nc the basis
. .. b Ave- an- operating a'iif substitute
.n its. place ?)bstruc.tive- and dt -true
u v, nb-as. which have d.. troyed the
stability, safety: and progress of some
of the world.; leading nations.
That the people of this nation d< ?
w t>* m i any t*xpeHj:iei?::I.pri>
r.?m -d 'W:t.? njadc \?- "* y t-yi ? ?'
it tlir i-a J elation. '!' l( the Work
if silt- agitator 'never ct-a.-es. Ib-nce,
>ur public officials and private f t
tzeiis-, must be ever on their gmnd t-.
pre "it liabilities ac; umubiting i:i
? he atfjt'irs of our-g oernment ju t
the managers of private . b.u.-i:ic.-.- ifX^
constantly *>? their .guard t<. pre . en
liabilities creeping into the affairs <>f
private enterprise.
What a- "-great thing it Woui i be ifi
? when oiir national GbngteiS ,v?o.
venes, it would devote itself m^ve
lar-i-ly >n the affairs of gotvrn-i. \'i
i>-.- t.iiL' a f fails of j : . W .. -
: Zens and private business .than it
| has .during re?<-nt year.-.
? i. Never lii fi>rc v ??! he
' * i : i "<?*?'' St.itei lias the 1 a ! ? ? ? ? In ? i in
such h beidiiiv condition. Hour.- an
reasonable' and wages are good.
We have -I ?gi-dation coVe.iiog pract
ically every phase of bu-.n ess activ
ity. The Vorkman i- protei U !.
The public is prdtect' d. Industries
arc protected fmm unfair compeli
t io ii. lUibor and capital ;are. actually
' working in close harmony-, and work
men through the pun-has.' < f the
stocks and securities of the indust
ries which employ them are sharing
in th<- profits or i?>sses of such enter
. prises. ?' ?
Who is to l>e benifited by any
'pfog'uin which would tend t" .lnsi'l
tle such a satisfactory status?
The people of this '.nation, as a u:
libuld demand that government
: :n -> be |H-rmitted to continue
i.aloijg. af.i- Sane and nbrtnol lin1-^
j witliou- tlu- disturbing influence ?>f
! urie.ilJed (or- experimental mea-uiv
i and ,.p> ! : -it s which if n<i Iti destroy
-v-rfect balance whi- h this coun
. ? -is maintaLninur today .in.it.s iK'
i : r<datinns. '
An inventory of our national af
fairs will show that we are in a sound
condition and with proper manage
ment we should continue in th<
same situation for ail indefinite
period into the future.
.NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUB
LIGATION
NORTH CAROLINA,
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, BE
FORE THE CLERK
i>, E. Greenwood,
v*.
I rank Maclccy, Henry Marl.cy,
.^.obi rt L Slilc; \ al.
The defendants, Frank .Mai::;";
Henry Mai ki y and Robert [,. S;
ahavc* i!iJi?ed will take ;t.
Special -PrM'.ecWlin^ a.- above i n.. . .
ha.* been instituted in the Sui t .
1 ourt of Transylvania Couaty
fcpr. the iar;io e of llinir ???* rt
real t -:v< i?- ~i r-. }.???! ivthe ;r '
j Uy d ,-i t": r:s ':*!USi;., >? which' real >?
tate the plaint iff ?111,1 l'r.e d<.-fend:;a;
:.re ' in i-ri>iini<)ii.
1 he defendants will further take
notioc th.-.i ;h -y re required !?? ?p
pear at the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Transylvania
County, N. C., on the 25th day of
.July, 1925, at 10 o'clock a.m. ami
then and there answer or demur to
the complaint of the plaintiff, or tin
relief demanded in the complaint or
petition will be granted.
N. A. Ml LI. Kit,
Clerk <>f the Superior ' ourt. ?
Tr:in#.ylya::ia County, N. ' .
Tni> June 1 1: h. 1!>25.
?lie ft--'/, i ?- 1 :>
I'r-iperly fi* 1 j#'jl l?-* will more than
; t.v f<.r th>- ? t.?* iikI extra feed by
greater etrg {?"??(i'jrtion next winter.
?y poultry ??if'ensiuf! worker.-.
'? ' aiili is the one bi*.' j;
liiiii. a:nl i ft:. pr< ion. ay I. Ve
-to. k Wirki : of the Stale <"olle?re
f\*e, on. ?li vi^iin. The ban., ca.
ati'i all u'en.-ils used in handling
nir' .-.nd (" an! -hould be clean ;f
rh- bt ; . ' ;iii is * ? i h.- produced
Keep V'liir drinking water dean
and pule by building a concrete Well
curb ar.'i platform.
AUDITOR] TM
S vn HDAV .ilLV^Ith.
J \\]\yr\WW\ tl R WOOD'S.
! WiOl > j I.
?HARKK: SOIS oi KAZAN
v. n ii
\M'i \ >TI \\ ARD \M)
DON ALD Ki;i i I I -
A tMjifipjj ku>ry <>i' tHe ro
? mance of a girl
ream! i: } ? among u.t- v::st
f < t s an ( l s n i > v; e o v e i ? t < i { 1 1 ; ti } ; s
cf i ';<? n/>rt 1 . A l;'.- nc-vo
tiow ah'i a !>ijr man'.s: V>ve.
( nMKin:
COTTON "
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ADMISSION: ' ( > A: : ( K N TS
"in YOUR DEPARTMENT STORE USE IT"
3rd.-- Anniversary Sale- 3rd.
SPECIALS
1 BEDIMING !0C YD.
2 WORK SHIRTS 49CEA.
3 BATHING SUITS 89c EA.
4 LADIES' SILK HOSE 29c PR.
5 LADIES' SPRING COATS 1-2 PRICE
6 LADiES' LOW SHOES $1.00 PR.
7 SUITCASES 98? EA.
8 CURTAIN SCRIM 5CYD.
9 GINGHAM 10' YD.
10 MEN'S DRESS SKIRTS 5SC5A.
11 ALARM OOCKS 95CEA.
12 REMNANT BUNDLES 79? EA.
Open July