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Drive a Buick for 192S today and
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BREVARD, N. C.
CLEANED
for Thanksgiving
Parties, entertainment and visiting plat
an important part in the social affairs at
Thanksgiving- time. Better send us your
clothing today so we may return it clean
and ready for service when needed.
BREVARD
CLEAN ING
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EAST FORK NEWS
Hoy, Soliou! Tag!
You can't get it buck on us. We're
standing on rock, our hands crossed,
and we aren't going to move, so
there !
Messrs Kriu-st Gillespie and ('loo
Brown, of Ashoville, were Kast
Fork visitors Swulay. ' ?
Mrs, Boyd MeGuire and son,
[?'rank, are spending the week with i
Mrs. McOuire s parents, Mr. an 1 Mrs.
Gillespie.
Mrs. II. K. Whit mire has returned
from a visit with her sons Van and
Ki!., who are living in Lyman, S. 0.
Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Hedinon of
Birmingham. Ala., and Mrs. Tins
ley of Coal Crock. Tonn.. are visit
ing their uncle, \V. W. Gravely, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Finley and moth
er, Mrs. Finley,. and Mrs. Ison. of
Easley were visitors Sunday after
noon "at the home of \V. 0. Gravely.
In last week's issue of The Bre
card News we noticed an e.iitoriai j
chat causes us to wonder if it could
have originated in the fertile brain
of our fair-minded editor. For our
part we can't see why he would pick
out and brand one class of sales
men as "bootleggers." We've all
ways thought a bootlegger did his
work shyly and slyly and unlawfully.
Those salesmen are open and above
board, and if they can sell a suit of
clothes for $22.50, and live, why
won't the extra money saved do us
just as much good as it will the mer
chant. We" just well keep the differ- j
one; to pay on taxes' as to give it I
to the other man to pay his with. I
We've no right to make on the
named merchants, but if Nathan
Morris is a Brevard merchant, he
certainly should have the Henderson
ville man take his sign dowir. The
way we see it all the money put in
Mr. Morris' hand lands down in
Hendersonville.
Our editor further states that ev
ery dollar spent for suits, socks, etc.
purchased from outsiders is another
dollar taken from the county. Right
there we want to say "Mr. Editor,
you're mistaken. The extra is still
in the county, although in our pock
et -i (which may have more holes in
th. in than the merchants). Have
vou never noticed that the mer
chants take all but the extra he gets
and takes a trip to some large city
and spends every cent of it for
goods. The only difference ? _we
spend 2 cents and the price of a j
motley order and do our shopping i
in New York and Atlanta and the |
merchant he has the price of a rail- j
road ticket and a hotel bill added to ^
his expenses.
We wonder if our editor has ever
noticed any other kind of bootleg
gin** salesmen. What about the
bread wagon, the Northern grown
potatoes and several others we think
of but won't mention this time.
We believe 'f the editor had K'vc"
this subject the careful thought he
is capable of doing lie would have
put this editorial in his keep sake
box along with the ones he wrote i
on the weather.
RIAHTYRE BREEZES !
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We were surprised to hear of the ?
wedding of Miss Pearl Brown and , l
Mr. Otho Scott, which took place in j I
Spartanburg, Sunday. j
These voung people are well
known here and their many friends ,
join in wishing for them a long ana i
happy life. I
Last Friday night a very success- j
fill r<" ival was closed at Blantyre. !
Rev. Walter Holtsclaw, assisted ny '
Rev Blythe and others preached j
some wonderful sermons. There were ,
twentv-one converts, and a nuuibei
will be added to the church soon. .
May the good work continue all over j
our country.
Mr. and Mrs. Clannie Justus o?
Cashiers Valley, visited Mr. Justus ,
parents here, recently.
Misses Ruby and Mildred Case of ,
Asheville, have been spending s?nie"
time with their cousins, Misses Lean
t d Bculah Allison. '
Mr. Pink Fletcher of Charlotte,
visited relatives here last vfek.
Miss Sadie Reed was the din er
guest of Miss Gertrude Nesbit, Sun
day.
LOCAL GRID TOPICS * .
AT RANDOM *
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By BILL BARRETT ? j
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Now with two neatly tucked vie- ,
tories under the locals' shirt, they
are out for a third successive bulls- i
eye ? over the Rutherfordton Cen- J
tral High school grid team. How
ever. it is practically useless to keep
a winning spirit for a handful of |
loyal fans. /
<? * ti * i
Any visitor passing the football
field last Friday would have thought
that Horse Shoe and Travelers Rest,
S. C., were playing and just half
the population from the town limits
of Horse Shoe were witnessing the
game. Verily, verily, a disgrace.
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The locals should beat Rutherford
ton two touchdowns. Provided this
is accomplished, the Blue Devils will
haw a just cause to boast.
^ t' n m
In this section of the state the
irrid team are so evenly matched
that seldom does a team take three
in a row.
* * * *
Few fans realize that it takes from
10 to 75 dollars expenses to hrinjj
a football team here. There is not
an enclosure around the local stad
ium. One eould he made whose con
struction would be of honor. So if
you have an honor, pay for the i?am .
SAM B. CRAIG
Attoney-at-Law !
MASONIC TEMPLE
PICKENS, S. C.
<>:!' ? i'snne .19 Res. Phone 1 ?
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Ralph H. Ramsey Jr.
MANAGER BREVARD OFFICE
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These chilly nights cause your shivering thoughts to
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