Christmas Fruit Cakes
MADE BY SPECIAL ORDERS
Phone your order now
For
GOOD BREAD, CAKES, PIES
AND PASTRIES
Phcne 24
Philipp's Bakery
BREVARD, North Carolina
Are You Looking For a Farm?
We have listed with us some of the best farm land in
Pickens and Greenvi'le Counties, S. C.
All near N. C. Line*
CO OD BUYS FOR THIS WEEK.
212 Acres on Main Greenville Road $25 per Acre.
(Can divide into Streets)
65 Acres v. ith 1200 Young Peach Trees on Good
Road $30 per Acre.
DADOS VILLE REALTY CO.
DASUSVIUE. S. C.
N. B. Wiiliams, Pres. Phone 31 1 1
EQUIP YOUR CHICKEN
- HOUSE WITH A -
KOHLERofKOHLER
e Automatic E/etfhic TXants-uo VoltD.C.
Slcjfgt B-Orrxj
And be assured of Power Always.
The cheapest and most dependable
Electricity on the market.
For demonstration see
R. F. THARP
THE PLUMBER
Phone 225
BREVARD, North Carolina
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HOW TO PREPARE
CHRISTMAS MAIL
WRAPPING AND PACKING
All parcels must be securely wrap
ped or packed. Use strong paper
1 and heavy twine.
SPECIAL PACKING
UraterelUw, canes, golf sticks
should be rein forced their full length
by strong strips of wood tightly
wrapped and tied to withstand
transportation.
1 Hats: Packed in srontr corrugated
or fiber Doses. Ordinary paste
board hat b<.\es must be crated.
Ladies' hats and stiff hats easily
damaged should be marked Piagili.
Shoes: Pack in strong boxes, pre
ferably corrugated cardboard. Wrap
with strong paper securely tied with
heavy twine.
Cut Flowers: Place in strong
suitable boxes of wood, tin or heavy
corrugated cardboard. Wrap with
tissue to retain moisture.
Candies: Inclosi in strong out-ide
boxes or coht. liners.
Drawings, naintiinrs. unntQuntcd
? n;aps, i <???: P-?ck or uran ffi stiong
material to avoid damage. When
not flat, i oil around a wooden core I
and then wrap and tie carefully or
place in strong pasteboard tube.
I Sharp-pointed or sharp edged ill- ?
strume'it^ or toids must have po ii.
and edges fully guarded to -preveli*
j injury to clerks handling o,- damage
1 to other mail. Crate suitably or
throughly wrap so that they , can rtot
? cut through tilt- wrapping.
FRAGILE OBJECTS
Articles easily broken or crushed j
? I must de crated or .securely wrapped. |
Use liberal quantities of excelsior, ,
or like material, in. around, and: bet- j
weep, the articles and the outside
container.
Glassware, fragile toys, crockery
must be packed so as To pi event the
escape . of particles or pieces i!
broken in transit. ? j
Cigars: . prdiiiarj boxes ..f ???igajv j
i in paper " " I v will not be ac*t';<l'.d.
?Pack in ? manner to" prevent damage
by ?hbek < r" jar. Wrap in corniga'.
ed pasteboard or similar materiuj.
All articles easily broken or.
damaged iiiii-. :,e piainK m~-k?dj
'?'Fragile.'*
PERISHABLE MATTER
Articles likely to spoil withii;; Ju
time reasonably required for tians
| po'-tation and delivery will not be
' accepted f- r mailing. \V->"'.p (,i p.i.u
j carefully, aeeordiug t? coil tents, and.
! | plainly mark all such parcels Pei
j ishable." Use special-delivery <tamp? .
; to expedite delivery.
ADDRESSES
? Address should be compl- te.
' with house number anil name of
i street, p ? ^t-office box or route
j number. and typed or plainly w ilten
'j in ii:k A > ecu n card siv u'd be
( placed <n the upper left corner of
'l every piece of mail. If a tag 's
j used, the address and return card
should also written on the wrap
per for use if tag is lost, and a copy
1 of the addre ? should be inclosed
' inside the parcel.
POSTAGE
? ]><> ; age Must be fully prepaid on
! all mail!. Aflix the require t amount
l of postage in the upper right corner.
{ Full <n formation e'?ncerni?g p?stac e
! ra'es can be obtained at the parcel
, i -.<t or stamu window.
I '
LiMiT OF WEIGHT AND SIZE
No parcel may be more than 84
inches in length and girth combined.
For delivery locally and in the first,
second, and third zones, 70 pound,
is the maximum weight; in all other
zones, 50 pounds.
WHERE TO MAIL PARCELS
Uninsured parcels 8 ounces or less
i? weight may be mailed in street
Jitter or package boxes, at all classi
fied stations and brunches, and ,
such numbered stations as are de-j
signated to receive parcels. 1 arctls
weighing over 8 ounces can hot be
mailed in street boxes, but must b.
taken to the main post office or
classified station or branch. Parcels
containing meat, food prodii < u. i
flowos, or other perishable
should be mailed (tidy lit tm- r1 ;
post office or one of the large
classified stations.
WHEN TO MAIL CHRISTMAS
CARDS AND PARCELS
' ' ,>
Christmas gifts and cards addre.- j
mmI to points within one dny - trav.:
should be mailed not later that Dec- J
ember 20; within two days travel.
r.,t 1. -er than Dec ? mb-v 18; within
three days' travel :i??t' later
December ifti more di.- ar.t p"in, ?
not Iat^r than December 14. Price'
r?oi card- for local ?it !ivi-ry $fpuM
he mailed not later than December
22.
Parcels , and. Envelopes May bo
Indorsed 'Plea:.e IV) Not Open I nfil
Christmas."
Christmas cards
The eij'.rly mailing of Christ ma'
cards is just as 'important as parcels.
Millions of the-e cards, sepaint ?
in envelopes, are mailed each ( hrist
mas. Consequently, gr?at conges
tion and delay -occur* in large post
I offices. where they are all mailed
within a day or two of Christmas
Therefore, if you want your C hnst
' ,?as greetings to reach your Relatives
and friends on OP before CVMm; ~
Day. follow the in-truetio)^ in tb<
p: -.-ceding o:iv:;::r:;;>!- re'. atne to niai:r
'i.-.g ,;;uly a id be certain of del, very
before Christmas. J
MATTER rtOT MAILED AT
PARCEL-POST RATES
Written mattier in the nature of
personal, correspondence can not be
inclosed in -arcels.
Comnva:.icat:ot!s attached: to par- ,
eels: A letter placed in an envelope, i
addressed to correspond with the
addles* -!1 th?- i-ar- 1 1. and k.My ;"e
paiti at the first-class rate, <?.y
tied or otherwise securely attached
to the outside of the parcel m n
manner a- to prevent separation
th'.'K f-'''!ji arid not ebsciir |he :
,hes- on the parcel.
SPECIAL DELIVERY SERVICE
Special delivery .-erviee is obtain
?.,? by affixing a special -delivery
-tano of the proper de!u.,inrtat:?.i:.
or it- equivalent i-i ordinary tauip
in addition to the regular. po>?:.e.
'When ordinal ;, stamps a-e us-d. * iit
words "S.-e.v i.il D- liv-?r>" '
written or printed directly K.-iov..
But Not On The Stamps. -Special
delivery is foV -peed and net lV
'safety. . Valuable- nw.il should be reg
istered or insured.
INSURE OR REGISTER
VALUABLE MAIL
All valuable domestic parcel
mail should be insured.
Insurance fees: Value not exceeding
5 cents: not exceeding s_>.
cents; not exceeding $'50; 10. ce".-:
not exceeding $100. 25 cent>.
Coin, currency, jewelry, and -
icles of similar value should be sent
as Sealed First Class Registered
Mail.
COLLECT ON DELIVERY
SERVICE
Parcel post, also third class matter
may be sent C. 0. D. from one
money order post office to another.
Fees (in addition to regular pc t
age) : Value not exceeding $10, 12
cents; not exceeding $50, 15 cents:
not exceeding $100, 25 cents, to be
prepaid with stamps affixed. The
C. O. D. fee also covers insurance
auai.i.-i loss or damage up t ?> $10.
for a fee 12 cents; up to $50 for n
fee of 15 cents; and up to $100 for
a fee of 25 cents, actual value.
PARCELS FOR FOREIGN
COUNTRIES
Parcels of mailable merchandise
may be sent (subject to certain lim
itations and conditions) b>? int"i na
tional parcel po*t to all foregin
countries' except Arabia, .Sp';n: i:
Guinea, and Tristan Da Curdta.
Parcels weighing 4 -pounds '? o-isir*
or less? may bo sent to f'ulw
to the domestic parrel ,po?t vat- . ? ?
?conditions. Foreign parcel i>'
packages should be mailed at it.<
main office or large classified
tion.s.
Owing to the lon^ sea travel in
volved in most instances and cu>t'??i:
inspection abroad, foreign par?-l>
should be most carefully packed and
mailed in November.
INFORMATION
For further information on any
of the above subji or c?r.c mini?
any other postal flatter inquire at
the proper window -tump, ! arcel
post, money order, r ^i.stry. etc.
or see the postmastrr .?? one of his
assistants.
Postmaster General.
The old, dirty htt
| mines the health of ti
Clean jont the hous<
' proof, add frc-sh litter
with cold draughts,
extension workers oi
! It is estimated th;r
olina will produce, i
of cotton this year a
bales last year. TI:
received by farmers ti ;
less .than fur the crop \
usual market conditio!
iiouze- hi: dor
? ?junjf /Juliet
Make it leak
iiid do away
:*y poultry
- ste. College.
?ort-h < ' f
JtlJhlO b t-s
J-t 'J:'). '(J
t'.'f I p ft
?-ear will f-e
? year if
.reva:l.
Humus helps to h' ?
so farmers in the drov'.r.
Xorth Carolina found *
mots- ?
area- "
f-;.so! '
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EXHiekffcNCii in niE
BARJ'.KK TtR.v!) -As
St'RKs VOL
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Smiths Barber Shop!
on j'Giir Oldsmobile
bought on time
| ! Js'ew General Meters time fapnent
plan saves you k$ to *3$
You can now buy Oldsmofcile's Greater Beauty a.-J
Finer Performance .it an oven Lower Price. GMAC
rates, including fire and theft insurance for o-ie ye.tr.
have always uoen the lowest bcr.uce c .r the volume
of financing operations- on Giusmobile and ether
General Motors unit*.
Now the rates are lower stiii. The totaLeost oi j.r.
Oldsmijbile under the GMAC plan has bee-:
reduced 015 to $35 ? another instance of Genera'.
Motors oilering the purchaser the' greatest pos-ir
value per dollar iiivt ted.
The GMAC plan is r imp'e. wonveivieni and entir
confidential. The later r O'dsmobilc, purch >^..-.
through GMAC, Ajtf-c the finest autom^'i ? -
value anywhere *o ! c fcj.vJ.
&?e the car and thrive it. Let us shew vou u. ?
?3
GMAC rate chart.
U,x
. for vouu-Ji he w eav
:?? to cwr un Cid^n.. bik.
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T'^rinp $875 Covck S ,r0
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PRODUCT OF GEMEUAL MOTO >
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MONEY TO LEND
ON IMPROVED BREVARD REAL ESTATE? RESIDENCES
STORES, APARTMENTS, OFFICE BUILDINGS, Etc.
10 YEARS TO PAY
EASY MONTHLY REPAYMENTS? LIKE PAYING RENT
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NO LONG DELAY-LOW CHARGES
& Jerome Real Estate Co
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