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lee - WD / Chi cor v DO I HALF PRICE Save money all year! "Gold Ribbon" Brand Coffee and Chicory has twice the strength of ordinary coffee and you use only half the quantity to a cup. When you buy a pound of "Gold Ribbon" Blend, it's like buying 2 lbs. of ordinary coffee ? and it tastes better too. ATWOOD & NASH, Inc. With offices in The Citizens Build in r in Asheville, are well kno-sn through this section and receive a w\i; merited patronage from the cify and surrounding territory. i lie work of the architect is held ir. highest regard in its relation to every phase of building endeavor, as it is to his creative ability and oft times to bis artistic skill thac the realization of a beautiful home and useful structure is accomplished. Befoi - a spadeful of earth is turned, or a '? ? iek laid, every detail of the structure has been planned by the architect, who with his sketches give* the public the idea of the composite effects embodied in the new building as well as its features of construc tion. For its population Ashevilie is re markable lor the many durable buildings. Most of these buildings, such as court house and schools, have been designed by local achitect3 who each year add to their prestige by new achievements in the field of building design to meet the new de mand. Prominent in the architectural field, both here and through a large ? t -J I section of the state, is Atwood & Nfish, wko have been responsible for the designing; of many notable latter day structures of varied types. ( To build a house is one accom plishment. To build a truly pretty and comfortable home that is expres- 1 sive of the advancement of the age 1 is another work of marked, superior , scope. They are courteous and accommo dating gentlemen and can be reached j very conveniently. The general sat isfaction expressed by their many clients and the great demand for their services constitute a well mer ited tribute to their efficiency and conscientious methods. We wish to1 compliment these architects upon tHe . very valuable work tliey are doing in this oection and to direct your 1 special attention to their efficient ' methods. The publisher himself takes this 1 opportunity to personally compliment ! them upon the merited success they 1 are making in the practice of their ! profession and upon their excellent i standing in the professional world of I the state, and to assure our readers , that at their office they will receive the very best of professional service. ! SOUTHERN FRUIT & PRODUCE CO.i In Ashcville at 341 Depot are ex U-nsivc dealers in fruit and produce, being the leading firm offering high jrraile products. Being wholesalers, they offer the retail trade more at tractive prices than otherwise would he possible. They provide a large .stock ;"'>r merchants of Asheville and surrounding country to select from truly a valued busines sasset. Sc:' ntifie gelling must be born of scientific knowledge, and when you consult this house you receive this !> "! ?. lion without expense, W ?!:-li_.-ale fruit and produce is their business and they know this line i- "in the ground up. They are prepared to give you all information i . u'ai'u.nc ; ..o.n, and the con-;de>- it a part of their busine: to serve you i.\ this manner. V.'h . you seek in i 'rr.iation fro' them . >udo not get :i curt iv.'ply. A ccv. . -i with comprehensive knowledge is re turned t> every request and you are not obligated in any way. merely be cause you asked questions. ' Such is the policy of this eytab- ^ Jlishment, and it has brought them | business from every point. Both old '?nd new customers are urged to use, i the phone when they find that more 'convenient, and if an order is given 'it is supplied on the le day it is | received. This section is indeed fortunate to 1 have such a progressive firm to serve 1 >t in the line of fruit and produce, ' M>r it adds in no little way to the progress and prosperity of the entire surrounding territory. I If you want anything in this line,' telephone them or call at their es- 1 ablishment, and then when you have ; ide;l what you need you can de ? ??:! 'i it that t hi.- firm will sec that yuu get it. The management of this firm is! ?losely allied with the large business Interests of this section of the state .for some time, and have been instru mental in upbuilding this section of the country, and the institution .-hould receive the patronage of the , ci'.tire people. NEED MORE NOISE TO MAKE THE TOWN MORE ATTRACTIVE Throw Town Open to Swim ming Pools and Street Carnivals SAYS MISS BOSWELL, IN SARCASTIC LETTER Seriously Pleads, However, for Finer, Quieter Town for Seekers of Rest (By MARTHA BOSWELL) What we need ia more nois? and we can gel it if we go after it. When we have built a swimming pool for young visitors from Miami and a eoo for students from New York and a merry-go-round for children from New Orleans, we wont have any dis tressing spots of quiet in our town and we won't be troubled by tour ists seeking rest or health or coun try air. Meanwhile we can do pretty well with our usual street nolies. They are bang up to date. For years our tourist houses have been run for women, and women and children, and women and week-end males and to our cottages have come the tired and retired business man, 1 the teacher with three month's vaca tion, the families seeking quiet country living, many of them to make their permanent homes with us. But we don't want to be a rest ful mountain town with a 3-motfths j reason; we want to be a bang-up Coney Is!and for three weeks ? and can do it, jinggle bells! Eighty per cent of the people who write to us for accommodations want a "nice, , quiet place," or think they do; but we want the gay young people, who dash in for three days, thanks to our summer camps, and dash out again, thanks to camps somewhere else. What with camping and Europe and Canada, the young crowd of Amer ican tourists is dropping off every year, but we can get our share if we make the hubbub. City people don't find our streets | too quiet now. Indeed many of them find Brevard a great improvement over their own suburbs in the matter i of din. City traffic is getting duller i every year. New York City has just j spent $100,000 to find out that the | roar of ordinary traffic is scarcely noted by city dwellers; it is the shrill, sudden, unexpected sound , that makes people sit up and take | notice. If we will study the noises; \Tew York is spending millions to cut nut. we can improve our August ser enade. We already have a good ? 1 a and it costs us nothing, ex ert nerve-strain and onv full grown ruests. i We do our best work with automo biles. Nice young girls park by the -urb and blow the house door open. You wouldn't hear that in a city; city people arc such rabbits ? afraid of the police! Then we know how to make cars backfier like machine ".uns; that's to j;ive visiting Chica goans a jolly start. And when a 1014 touring car is pushed into the street, we welcome its concatena tions with shouts of encouragement and hang a bell on its smoking snout. Summer visitors have a habit of complaining of night in our town; we don't know why. Having re cently tried the experiment of lying awake in Washington. D. O.. and Hultimore, Md., and Brevard, we te tify, on our word of honor, that !y:n;r awake in Brevard takes the palm for interest and excitement. : On Fifteenth Street, in our national bapitol, the milk trucks come in from 1 to 3 A.M. and the lame horse has SiVil 3 SIHiVjLJ * I 6?Sr;ATBiiLy These Asheville Thi . res feature the finest of vitaphoni and movie tone productions which ou hear as well as see. The mm cement of these Theatres are k ping pace with, the rapidly changin- times and offering the latest in talking and singing pictures of the day. 1'eopit are going to these theatres tor many miles around as here one ;ictually sees the actor in the per formance and hears them as well as the orchestra, and all other sound connected with the play. The realis tic presentation is one of the won ders of the age and represents the highest art in photo technique. It is heralded as the most wonderful in vention of all times and represents the co-ordination of the motion pic tures and reproduction of the sound, They have the rights to present to the people these wonderful master pieces from the patentees and pro ducers and thus are offering enter tainments that are expensive yet the rate of admission here is very reas onable. Record crowds tell the story of how they are able to do this. The news events with all the real ism as if you were right at the seen-.' and were a part of it are a feature that should not be missed by anyone. These Theatres are among the most attractive theatres in this sec tion, and are admirably located and easy of access to the motorists as well as close to the hotels, depots and bus stations. The temperature ! here is always pleasant, !?ing regu- 1 latcd so as to be comfortable at all times of the year, the seat? are coir-1 fortable and the decorations and lighting effects perfect. In this edition we are pleased to compliment the management of these i theatres upon their farsightedness in j obtaining the franchise for the pre- j sentation of sound productions and introducing to the people of this part of the state entertainments that combine the greatest actors of the) times with the highest development , in reproduction. PON'S HURST GARDENS j < J. A. PON, Owner and Manager Across the river at Bingham Heights, is where you get the best assortment of ornamental plants to be had. They feature a most com plete service, including every phase of nursery and planting, the moving and planting of all varieties, large and small. This business is under the direc- ' tion of people who make a wide study 1 of the business and are practical , srrowers. This reliable nursery is in position . to give the prospective purchaser a ! wide variety of specimens to select from. Everything is guaranteed triu? to name and up-to-dato. Many var- ' ieties of ornamental and shade trees, ! flowering shrubbery, including many of the new varieties, und c.vrgreer.. Flowers grown right, dip "irrht. so1'.' right. These are kept in a healthy condition so that when they arrive at the place for planting, they are in excellent conditi'n, and wijl grow rapidly. They personally supervise all work, thus securing desired results. The nursery business requires considerable capital as well as a wide range of ability and experience. They specialize on city forestry work, which includes the proper trees to plant alon.c the parking of the streets, proper a pacing and the care of such improvements of all kinds for the honi9 which m?kes it | look more like hone. They are very wide readers of th- latest authorities as well as being producers. They mderstand .he scientific parte of j trees and plants, being thoroughly conversant With all conditions of tho sail. Ba^d on their knowledge of plant li?e and their industry is the cause of their basinesr. today. When it comes to purchase of this class nf floods, '-lis nurser- ?.V'-niil be coi:L.ultej, and wo 'd . ic.. ..'1 yjr ; readers to consider ve/'v carefully befoi c ordering from r.ny?as else. They are right here, and their repu |> tation as neighbors is behind all they;] sell. If you order any certain kind 's 1 of plants, you get exactly what you j i ordered. It is one of the places jt where real fresh nursery stock can I be purchased in this part of the ' .state, and you will find them to give you any information that you desire, j They specialize in the designing ;and construction of rock gardens {and pools. They also have a large variety of rock garden plants from which to make your selection. j With the dawn of the new pros perity, the era of scientific land scape gardening with the growth of wealth and luxury in the country also coires ' e desire and admir*? also comes tne desire and damna tion for estates proper landscaped a.id gardened; and under ther.. "on ditions wj predict for the Pon's Hurst Gardens a future that is fraught with real promise. TLr ae. C lime 3:c u arc nut. ("rHn?, 1 TV'y would like to suggest that you ] stop in r.;, this nursery, lor you vriii j be well repaid for your trouble. MIST-LIKE D&O, IV'HEN cod-liver oil is enia ** aified it is broken up inlc myriads of mist-like drops cp:;< as Nature provides the buttef-fui in milk. That is why SCOTT'S EM1ILSI0R more than fifty years ago wo: world-wide recognition as cod Brer oil in a form that people could take and enjoy. -When you need cod liver oil, take Scott 'a Emaltivn. If a easy to Vjl take? digests readily. ? 4U* Ml * nmrm. We? SM. W. J. ? i . a bell on him; otherwise nothing' happens all night iong. The noise of clubmen stealing t ome and con men stealing oat in 513,000 can is liks the monotonous rail of the sea ? not a horn, not s whistle. Dreary, we call it. And tfter staying awake in Baltimore on irequant nights, we cannot believe that it is a wet city. There is not a stripdown Ford or a pistol jhot to be heard, near or far. If Baltimore gets licker, it must be through a pipeline. But an A'lgust night in Brevard is distinctly different. Without the hum of city traffic to muffle our ex plosive sounds ws can noop it up, you bet! The st ip-dewns clatter by at chec-rful intervals from 11 to 1. Cars with the cut-out op-jn labor around the curve';. The chained dog barks industriously. We have sev eral radios that can be heard three blocks from nine to midnight and five blocks thereafter. We should have more; one to each boarding house section. From three to five it is apt to be dsll with us, but the truck with the dragging chains sa lutes us before six. But we really should send a committee to inter view the Asheville Citizen and Os borne's Dairy; they are positively noiseless and think what might be done with an up-and-jouncing milk wagon ! We do pretty well in the daytime, too, specializing on advertising trucks with bells and megaphones, but we want a whacking tourist camp to help out. It would lighten traffic for our commercial hotels and bring in more for that thrifty class who live on hot dogs and sneak-thieving. Florida would help us to it gladly. West Pam Beach has spent a fortune on a camp they would give a boule vard to get rid off. The Associated Charities or the police in several Florida cities would provide us with a fine list of prospective campers and probably deliver the campers and the frying pans free of charge. Then we can let the golf club go to pieces, we can get a bigger crowd with a tourist camp and golf does not ap peal to the impoverished knights of the road. We have a superb setting f'>r mountain rest and recreation, but we must not let this cramp our style. The men and women with money to spend and time to enjoy it have to often acq,; red nerves in the struggle. We want dashing, leather-lunged youth and when we have driven out the 1. - protesting health seeker, we'll Ik. a r:itti:nsj good tovu, even if it is empty. We should ' car in mind that an empty bam ! makes the biggest noise and that there is no sound so penetrat ing as the wind in an empty house. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power of p;tle contained in a deed in trust xcited on the Gth day of Jan. 1025, by W. 0. K. Kins and wife K!;:ie King, to C. B. Denver, trustee, which said deed in trust is duly re corded in the office of the register of deeds of Transylvania county in Book 18 page 327 and indexed in - 1 :???? and to Nviiivii s;tiu indvx and record reference is hereby made and the same made a part hereof for She purpose of description, and de fault having been made in the pay ment of both principal and interest on the note ? secured by the said deed in trust and legal demand having iief n made for the payment of same !>y the holder of said note ? and all legal notices having been duly given, i !? undersigned trustee will, on the 20 'ay of March 1930, at 12:00 o'clock M. offer for sale at public auction ;>nd sell to the highest bid der FOR CASH at the court house door in the t \vn of Brevard, county r-( Transylvania, ^ate of North Car olina. the following piece, parcel or lot of lar.d, and all intetest therein, as described in said deed in trust, and said land being more particular y described as follows: Being Lot No. 4 in the town of Brevard, N. C., BEGINNING on a ;tore n the center of Main street and "uns north 63 deg. west 5 poles ,o a stake; thence south 27 deg west if poles to a steke; thence south 63 leg. east 5 poles to a stake; thence aorth 27 deg. east 19 pole? to the BEGINNING. Containing 19-32 of m ae"? more or less. Exo ption: There is excepted and included from the above named boun lary of land, 3-10 of an acre form srly sold to W. J. Puett by W. O. K. fng and wife by deed dated Nov. !5, 1913 and which is recorded in >ook 29 pagi 259 of the deed rec >rds of Transylvania county, North Carolina and to which deed mil roc >rd reference is horeby made for a ull and complete description of the and herein and hereby excepted. And ths said C. B. Deaver, trustee low being dead r.nd the undersigned fettie Deaver Benedict hav ? x been uly appointed qualified and acting s administratrix of the said C. B. )eever. Said sale being -nade for the pin ose of satisfying said debt, i iterest, osc and expenses of said sale. Ti.id 19th day of Feb. 1930. Netf'o Drave- Benedict., Administratrix of C. B. Deaver, j Trustee, deceased. i 4:v BBco 19|26 Mar5jl2 ! J. W. JONES & COMPANY With office ia Room 827 Haywood Building in Aahevi'lle, cad Telephone Number 4343, offer buaineu firms and corporations a raoit excellent service in audits, accounting and supervision. They are noted for accuracy and broad understanding of modem bus iness methods, being thoroughly fa miliar with all laws of the state. The tremendous development of modern business demands of every i.icrchant that he be accurately in formed about what goes on iu the business world at. large, and more particularly in hia own line of mer chandise or manufacturing. This information, in order to be of value, must be utterly unbiased and ckarly reflect, the true condi tions of the merchant's affairs, the I true value of his assets irrespective of j the book values, and especially point out the factors which make for either success or failure in his particular business. Such information ran only be fur nished by a competent public ac countant and auditor thoroughly fa miliar with accounting methods an well as with business in general; a student of business affairs as they affect special lines of business ; a man thoroughly versed in income tax mat ters, depreciation eaaarves, credits, collections, and other business mat ters too numerous to mention. This company is prepared to render state ments and balanced sheets certified by them, make audits and investigate and handle all income tax matters for individuals and corporations. They count among their clients some of the largest manufacturing concerns, retail and wholesale houses in this territory, contacting a modem well equipped accounting office at the above address ,and a re fully compe tent to install accounting and cost systems, aa well as to render any other service in the lines that they may be called upon to )>erform. lit you call era Mr. Jones you will find it of advantage to your business and the charge for service, which will be reasonable, will prove a good investment rather th?,n an expense. Satisfied clients of prominence in thi>: community ars the best evidence oi' their Ability and integrity. DR. With offices at 779-A Bledsoe; Building on the Haywood Road in Asheville, specializes in obstetrics and is a doctor of osteopathy, who enjoy? a large and increasing patron age from the city and adjoining country. This day and age of specialists in the professions has found that the science cf osteopathy has progressed ' and advanced with rapid strfdts, and ! old fashioned ideas of yesterday are j now put aside and in their places are ; new, progressive methods of today. This popular osteopath has kept 'pace with the times, readily adopting all the advances of science that has 'marked the modern development of I osteopathy most prominently. Un doubtedly no division of the field of scientific research has made greater advances than the science of osteo pathy. Represented by some of the greatest scientific minds of the world that have developed material prog ress in this important profession, and all the features that have received the approval of the country are available to the people of this and adjoining counties, if they secure the services of this able osteopath doc tar, who places her wide ex perience and comprehensive knowl edge at the service of the people of this community. Osteopathy does not use or endorse the use of drugi in treating diseases. You will find her courteous and ac commodating at all times. The gen eral satisfaction exprensed by her many patients, people of standing- in the community is a well merited tribute to her efficient and con scientious methods. The ncience of osteopathy was dis covered in the year 1874. The first school was established at Rirksv;lle, Mo., in 1892, and there are eight recognized schools today. The course of study covers a period of four year* with an additional two years in major surgery. In this review of our valuable assets we compliment Dr. Spald nsr on the valuable work she is doinu in ; this section and the advances she is making in her chosen field of en deavor. CARD OF THANKS I We wish to thank our friends and i neighbors who were so kind to us ' during the illness and at the death 'of our campanion and father, Mr. | Perry Thomas Masters. Mrs. Masters and children. THE RIGHT WAY TO TRAVEL is by train. The safest. Most com fortable. Most reliable. Costs less Inquire of Ticket Agents regarding Sreatly reduced fares for short t-V : SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM A Cheer For WOOLWORTH (Tune of Tipperary) Here's a long cheer for Mr. Woolworth. i\ o To bt.iind h.m, let s go \ Here's a long cheer for Mr. Woolworth, And the finest clothes, we know. Goodbye to competition; Farewell other makes; Here's a long long cheer for Mr. Woolworth, Who makes no mistakes. Sing it and read on ? My Easter Sale of Woolworth Suits going good. 1 have sold already 25 suits and given free 25 pairs oi" pants of the same material. You can't afford not to buy a Woolworth Suit. Think of it ? the free pants will pay 6 percent interest on the suit for five and one-halt years. Every suit guaranteed to fit ? Woolworth Tail oring Company, of Chicago, claim. WE SELL YOU? a$4?oseu,t $24.50 A $5?orit. $27.50 A ^0ru,t $32.50 FREE PANTS WITH EVERY SUIT TO APRIL IS 150 Samples to select from on display at the Walter mire Hotel. Come right now and get yours and it will be here for Easter. e
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