NORTH CAROLINA,
TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY.
In ihe Superior Court,
July- August Term. 1925.
~ James Hemphill
vs. I
Geneva Hemphill. w
Tht clefendant above named will
t:?ke notice that an action entitled
a> above -has been. commenced
ji^uli;-<t ? her by the plaintiff, in the
For All
The Family
"We use Rlarfc-Dra light in
our family 01* six children and
find it a cood liver and b nvel
regulator." ays Mrs . C. E.
N'ltt, of Mineral Springs.
Ark. "I hare taken it my
self in the last two or three
years for Indigestion; I
would fe-'i dizzy. have cas
and sour stom.- h. also feel a
tightness in my chest. I'd
take a, good dotKJ of
Liver Medicine
tvhea'T-frtlt ih:;r way. and if
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S.i!d Evcrvwherr
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Superior Court of Transylvania (
County, North Carolina, for the pur
pose of securing from the defendant
in absolute divorce from the bonds
>f matrimony now existing between
them; and the said defendant will
( further take notice that she is re
| quired to appear before the Clerk of
'he Superior Court of Transylvania
.'oUnty, North Carolina, on the Kith
[day of . July. and answer or.
d^inur to the complaint in said ac
' (:<k: or the relief demanded in said
v.'iijplaiht wilt, be granted.
fiii June loth, tftSri.
X. \. Mil.!. I KK.
i ]< m Superio.i* Court, -Transylvania
t'ounty. X. C.
'4tp (!! 1-7-1'
' Nti \VO.\l>KK. American* aiv
?i- ei. inu U'v-. and . less popular
I >ad'. The oVer there evi
! < ?? r ly j vrt- lis by the'-' motion pis:
hire.- Wf send thein.
f>i i*Y..nk Crun'c wrote of a Nurt.h
Itakota man, lie. was a good figltter
?*. !! his a"d dud hohltng . liis'
n;./i;i. :?:v ideutly. .-he , was a
lbrhTtrr; ?.
NOTICE
We Save coal on hand
at all times now.
Also hickory and biocjv
wood for $2.5o per load
Sand tor ssle
Large Moving Van
Phone 1 1S?
Foa QUi-X SERVICE
fif Gal! fit
i^WVM
Telephone 104
BREVARD, - - N. C.
Back From The Cleaners
- When your Clothes come back irom the Clean
ers do. theyjlook like new? They will it you
send them to us fo i cleaning and prising? we
guaran.:. your satf a: tii >n with our work*
CITY PRESSING CLUB
Main Street BREVARD, N. C.
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STANDARD
"STAN DARD" gasoli ne
CALVERT NEWS
Quite a number of people from
this section are attending the Stan
bury meeting at Quebec.
Sirs. Bessie M charier and mother,
Mrs. Marjraret Whitmire;. spent Sat
urday with Mr. ami Mrs. K.
Whitmire.
Messers. FreeiMan Hays. Emere!
Merrell, Misses .VI za Housed and
Hume t'oniK : v? ited frund: ai Oul
Jovvhee State Normal ?>:i la.<t Su::-(a\
There was an ire cream/ suppe.
given al the Calvert .i-hoo! lvoii;
Saturday uijrht. A larjre crowd. at
tended and i"i joyed th ? occasion
very much..
Miss fterdiee Urii^re; of Brevard. j
spent last Sunday with .di K. ? <
Morgan.
Mis- Ma vie. <!!a:oiier, who is a
tendjnj; siininvt ) . school a; < -ulh ?whve.'j
spent the week-end with her; -par- :
)Mtt| Mr. aifd Mr.-. K. K. (Ilar.f.Mf! .
of Bosnian.
Miss I Va i"l Whitmire wa> ;i ir/.ie t
of Misses Uon-v ie and Annie Mac
Pavton. Sunday.
Mr. "and Mrs. .1. W. (Ilazenei. of
Ki - mail. <:*ent Sunday with Mr.
Ml-. K. (". ( ila/.criot'.
K,\'. vYaiiave il::ri>r!i 'died i.
regular appoint nK-tit Sunday- aft? i
m'tpit. . W)*. 'ar?* all glad ?< hay*'. M.-!'
w ith lis aiitiin. ,
;>fr.-.-?nd M >. .? !.;??? -oht:s?>t:; of
davk 'Moiitliav: visit!,!!: ryla.
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JUST MAIL
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A. h'ti".r. p.'sii.i*.! j. ''a. ? <1. or hcwn
f najii r. i-nteriiiir j. s:mply
? ;i V'Ve of. inali.
If. bvi.atise o.' iv.'J ?i<-j 1 5.i:i t ?? ot; in
i:i\ i't adilrc--. ' a: il. 'the i*ase oi"
e paek:i?e^in;pw?j i r wrajij in-vr. a
jpiUt .?if maii- nuist. '.?<? taken out of
fofl the ryjrulaj- i >sta! machinery fo>
j "dir. .?'<??{ i?ry st- ' vi. "hospital . si r
v ice." it beeiip.H's a N-iCe...
If the postal '..-.h;Uth> ,aiV nble to
? .rn.i-t the a.! : v.-.-. >:? return t;>
sender for a l-et ;> r oj'.e. it airain he
:.c:<?niv- u jiriee ?*?!" lua-i- ihroliirii (le
! /;ed ?:;!il i:- the ' hettOr sobriquet .
i. if; after aa exhaa.- iv?- -.effort. .'.the
, p"- !al. detettiw' mil. t irive up. the
.fnuiij/Je.. and here is no return ad
div.W. the piece of is edn'sijrpe i
t.i the I><'ad T.?'tti r Office, where it
aVa: :: eha:r^r-- its na;ne-to dead lette:
!i 'uiMii pareei. as th ease may be.
i juried of exist a ivee as a Nixie
'-if: ? the r.:?st- e\|)eii--i\ one. It de
I matuls special attent ion from th.
very best clerks. \ahiable time is
spent in its behalf, time which also
may prove more < >stly to the mailer
(?. ! itvmbtl reciuient through the
i. r :vt? .aled A1- i pint throuirh the
i'rteiUlant delay, ,,
But in the loll}; run, the postal ser
vice loses most In Chicago 400
workers do m)thin<r but handle liixie-..
In Nevv York th sevvic;? costs
c'.'iuO <iaily. la all thi ni\ii;> C'-sttlv.
jfovernment about $ 1 .T^ii.iUUJ ;t year.
Some parts of this country are
said to be faced by a shortage 'n feed
for stock. Let's take a hay vote.
This year's corn will probably br
in>r twice the market price of corn
when sold as pork, say swine evten
sit?n worKvr.s of State College.
"SEGEA" TO BE NAME
OF NEW LAKE
R. E. Lawrence, who offered five
dollar* to the person who .submitted
the name chosen for his lake which <
is situated just off the hard-surface<j j
road to Rsrnan at the verhcad rail
rad bridge, has chosen the name
"Sega" for his lake, which meatus
welcome.
The name was not suggested by
anyone an dthe $5.01) will be given
away at the lake on July fourth.
The lake, located just under th.:
I Pisjjah National Forest, is an ideal
place for a summer camp. Free ten
nis courts and boats wil Hie- furnished
i the visitors at the lake this summer
j and picnic jmrties are welcomed.
ItsfasierloSeltin
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Land of the Sky ?
Daring road build' rs
have opened to m .world
tin m diintaiiis uj lli-slrm
h'ltrih Cu roli /??;. Strut
?lakes, new r>?ort$, new
eohuiiUHitic* are in tho
making. Older rides are
? ?. ?
growing i)reti1. In t.hr vp
ITmi ,7 > f this veil- 7 1,1.
tumal plrjui round, Jrft'er -
son Standard money u at
work.
The large -Home Office Building- of the
Jefferson Standard is a symbol to the
outside world of one of North Caro
lina's successful enterprises.
With Jefferson Standard's fourteen
millions of dollars of investments
working- in practically every villapre
and hamlet in North Carolina, it is only
natural that nVht-th inking Tar Heels
should insist, more and mo 'e, that their -
insurance needs be covered with a Jeff
erson Standard policy.
Doesn't it follow that the policies of this
BIG HOME COMPANY are
tc Easier to Sell in North Carolina "
We have Agency openings for the right typr? of
men in different sections 01 North Carolina.
Write to Julian Price, President
Jefferson standard life
INSURANCE COMPANY
GREENS&ORO, N . C .
(Jn sum rjce in force civr a Quarter o/\i '/jiff -on
LAKE