IntVKOLET MEN TO
ATTEND SCHOOLS
Detroit, M>ch. Feb. 31 ? Of u?
usual interest to the millions of
Chevrolet owners in the United
States was the announcement made
here today by the Chevrolet Motor
Company that nearly 4,000 men, ?
heads of dealers' service departments
are being called in t,o attend special
ly conducted service schools.
These schools, designed to place
the service facilities of the company
on ij higher plane than ever before,
are being held during February and
March for the service personnel of
the. Chevrolet dealer establishments
throughout the country.
The Service managers are being
summoned to the 45 zone headquar
ters, located at key centers, wnere
the schools are being conducted.
Here, under resident instructor, they
are given a course in every phase of
shop management.
Among the principle' subjects cov
ered. are shop arrangement; equip
ment and special tools; appoarance
and maintenance : shop personnel ;
training of service personnel; operat
or costs ;$peciatizing the. work of me
chanics; compensation of mechanics,
and the keeping of detailed and
exact shop records. j
Upon completion of the. course 1
the service managers lire competent,
to go back to their own establish- 1
mcnts prepared to conduct their end
of the dealer's business upon the
high standards evolved by factory
oiiicjals from the most approved
methods known.
?This means that Chevrolet owners
everywhere may expect uniformly
efficient service and courteous at
tention from the service departments
of" the wide spread Chevrolet deal
ers organization.
COUNTY CONVENTION IS
CALLED TO MEET MAR. 19
To the Republicans of
Transylvania County:
In response to a letter from lion.
Hrovynlow Jackson, State Chairman,
dated February 15, 1928, Thereby
call a convention of the Republicans
of Transylvania County, to meet in
the Court House in Brevard, on the
19'.h day of March, 1928, at I t
oclock p.iwiV at which convention,
di legates for the Congressional con
vention, the Senator'nl convention,
and the State convention, will be
chosen. The naming of the candi
dates on the Republican ticket for
the county offices will not be con
sidered at this convention.
In order to find the true sentiment
o? ihc Republicans in Transylvania
county. I, as chairman, am desirous
of having as many in attendance as
possible. ,
The chairman of each township
will meet at the regular meeting
place, Saturday, March 17, at 2
o'clock p.m., to choose delegates to
the County eonvention, called hcre
, with.
Respectfully,
Ralph Fisher, Chairman Repub
lican Executive Committee of
Transylvania County.
C. M. Douglas. Secretary.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
North Carolina
Transylvania county.
Having qualified as executor of
the estate of J. \V. Brooks, late of
Transylvania county, North Caro
lina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the un
dersigned at Brevard. N. C., on or
before the 1 day of March, 1929, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
th'sir recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate pay
ment.
This the 27 day of Feb. 1928.
Lem Brooks, Executor of J. W.
Brooks Estate. 4tc 1-8-15-22
YATES GONE TO TRYON ;
MILLER IN LOCAL OFFICE
I
Wh'le Brevard regrets the loss of
Mr. S. Yates and his family, who
'eft r J ?ntly for Tryon, the town
is proud to' welcome h'-s successor,
P. G. Miller, and his interesting fam
ily. Mr. Yates had been agent for
the Southern Railway company at
the Brevard office for many, 'many
years. He now holds a similar posi
tion w'th the Southern at Tryon.
Mr. Miller comes here from
Waynesville, and brings with him a
reputation for progressiveness that
makes him a most valuable addition
to Brt-vard.
A CARD OF ?THANKS
We wish to express our thanks to
the many friends for their kindness
and sympathy during the last illness
and death of our son Joseph Whit
fi?ld Brooks. MajL_God bless you.
Mr. and Mrs. L. \V. BrOoks; ?
Cherryfield, N. C. |
RARE SUIT BARGAINS
Carefully tailored are these suits, as you
well know if you have ever worn a suit
from this store. Excellent materials, too.
Stylish models. Yet, they are priced at
even less than mediocre suits ? see them
now.
PUSHELL'S
Everything for Men and Boys.
/
1 OiilVlj 1 ^itxilCilV htiWiu
We are sorry to report that I'nclc |
Diiw Sims is seriously ill.
Rev. C. K. Blythe tilled his reguinr I
itpponiimeut at the church Suiuiuy.
Mr. I.ee lloy l)avis of Blantyre,
was in this section recently.
Kck Suns of Brevard, visited his
father, Uncle Dave' Sims, Saturday ,
?light. I
Mr. I.. Powell of (Jlnntyre, attend
ed church here Sunday. J
We are glad to see Mr. Mack 1
Drake and s?n, Alvin, able to he out
again. ?
Mr. .1. C, Mc(\ill had as his dinner !
guest Sunday, Mr. H. Urogsn.
The many friends of Mrs. Kobert
Raines will be (dad to know that she
i.-; improving after her long illness.
Mr. John Brown, who is working.'
at Mills Kiver, spent the week-end
at his home here.
"BE A BULL ON THE MOUNTAIN
COUNTRY"
( llendorsonville T mes-Xews)
The Spartanburg Herald is a con
sistent friend and booster of the
Western North Carolina mountain
country. The people of this section
who watch conditions in upper South
Carolina as closely as they study
conditions here, thoroughly appreci
ate the attitude of The Herald and
its efforts to aid in the development
of Western North Carolina To
i;ay's Herald had this to say of the
mountain country:
It is quite generally admitted now
that Western North Carolina did
"boom" two summers ago and that
perhaps it boomed a little too much.
But those who are looking ahead a
few years are of the opinion the re
join has those things upon which to
stage a "comeback" on even . f rmcr
foundations.
One of the things peculiar to the
Western North Carolina region -s
that the end of the ?'boom" did not
bring an end of the great public im
provements in that iVgion upon
which the "boom" was predicated.
The public looked ahead and saw
what was coming in that region and
caught the vision. It became too
enthusiastic. Highway building, the
foundation of the progress of the
mountain country, has never halted. '
Polk, Henderson, Rutherford, Bun- !
combe counties in which the boom :
reached its greatest height, have con
tinued to build and with the ap
preaching summer will open to the
public the most interesting system of
highways and mountain country has
ever possessed. Henderson county ;
has put millions in its state highways
and continues the program. Polk
county is also the scene of highway
building operations of the most im
portant character.
So those who look ahead in West
cm North Carolina have the most
'substantial reasons for their faith in
the foundations there.
I Now. The Times-News has only
| this to add to The Spartanburg
'Herald's advice: and we offer it to
, the people of Hendersonville and
1 -- ? ? ? ? ? -
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?*
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Mr. C. F. Redlieh the successful
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Truly rvmarkable results have bro - :
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Letters from highly satisfied
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Advert 'sed mail order contraptions
as well as elastic belts with chafing
filthy legstraps are absolutely worth
less.
Call on me and I will show you.
Results on children are 05 per
cent favorable.
Business engagements prevent vis
iting any other city in this section.
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Expert. Home office, 713-71-4 Grosse
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BREVARD
Tuesday of Each Week
Dr. James A. Palmer
Optometrist
Specialist in the treatment
of defective eyes and the
art of fitting glasses.
Associated with
W. H. HAWKINS & SON
Hendersonville, N. C.
Established since 1880
Brevard Office over
Davis-Long Drug Company
i
vivjuu ?. iVlj V(f is
Mi-. J. 1J. Sinus visited Mr. J. A,
lirown Saturday
Mrs; .1. J{. Sims was on the sick
ist. last week. '
Mrs. Bonnie Swangrin visited
?!rs. J. S. Sims Sumlav afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Alexander, Mr.
I. K. Sims, and Mr. M Fowler visited
Mr. I.'. Sims Sunday, \Vho has
been wry ill for some time
Harry and Carl Swangrin spent
Sunday afternoon with Thomas and
Cloy Brown.
Miss Katherine Sims spent the
night with Miss Margaret Swangrin.
Sunday.
.Misses Carrie and Cannie Brown
wire visitors at the home of Mis. J.
S. Sims Sunday.
Oh yes, Boylston; Doncl Creek is
right here.
(?lad to say that. the saw mill
works are going line; finished the
second yard Saturday afternoon,
and is now ready to move to the
third yard, which will finish -li;* jol?.
We are also glad to note that Mr.
Joe, Add, and Jehu Bryson are get
ting along tine with their logging
job.
Mr. .1 .G. Holden attended church
a t Turkey Creek Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Alexander and children
spent Thursday night with Mrs. Jene
Bryson.
Mr. Charlie T .Sims of Pickens, S.
C., spent Saturday night with his
mother, Mrs. Sarah A. Sims reutrn
ing to his home Sunday.
Mr. W. A> Baynard passed
through this section last week.
Henderson, and the adjoining coun
ties ?
"Be a Bull on the Mountain coun
try.''
T^USIWESS MAkl ABOUT TO f
"CALLED AWAV" FOR
THE BALANCE OF
PAV ??S&
PAINT UP!
SPRING IS ALMOST HERE.
LET ME GIVE YOU ESTIMATES ON
PAINTING
PAPER HANGING
and DECORATING
A. W. Barnett
PHONE 161
Southern Railway System
TRAIN SCHEDULE
No. 6 Departs 9:42 A. M.
No. 5 Arrives 1 :00 P. M.
No. 6 makes connection at Henderson
ville for New York, / Washington, Rich
mond and other points North and East,
and for Savannah, Jacksonville, Atlanta
and points South, also for Cincinnati, Chi
cago, St. Louis, Memphis and points West.
Tickets sold to all points.
Pullman Reservations made.
Special 2 Day Fare Round Trip at one and
one-third regular one way fare.
Special 5 Day Fare Round Trip at one and
one-half fare.
These special rates apply to points where
one way does not exceed $5.40. Minimum
charge 50 cents.
For further information apply to
T. G. MILLER, Agent Brevard, N. C.
J. H, WOOD,
Div. Pas. Agent Asheville, N. C.
ANNOUNCING
the
Arrival of a New Ship
ment of Ladies Spring
Coats-Dresses and
Spring Suits.
N. B.- See the Brevard Institute Display
in our windows.