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In Neat Stripe*
,and Plain Color*
$10.00
All Wool
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ROUND
Maroon or Navy
$6:75
Silk and Re
lated Fabrics
A**orted Stripes
Wine and Navy
$6.50
$16.50
Don’t Robe Him The Wrong Way
“We..^a*ppO-'»e th^re will always be weird, fun
ny looking, dizzy, sloppily-put-together robes turn
ed loose on the holiday tide! (There’s no law agin
it!) So iWe like to make the heading as bold as
possible—‘Don’t robe him the wrong way.’ Know
ing men—^as’we do—we come right out in public
^ and plead for'them!”
I Marlow’s Men s Shop
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We^ei^ay Aftemdon
NOiniif^'!
-fn“ a recsnt
Iritis Toteed-. Ua jjnaliav^f
Boy Sconta of t-
uked why ..he . thlnka that-a^^
hojHi-'ln our county ahonld hare. •
the - opportttirity Boy Scout
tr^nins, he ' stated ' thj^-J'P^y;
Scou*8 under wholesome leader
ship have fun ?r. doing Scouting;
They learn to be Splf reliant, *0
do' good turns for, 0the?i'js|pple
and that touting extertencef
W one of the’ beet known mVajif;
I’j for helping a boy to, become s
man of charac*er trained for
American cltlten’htn’’. . He em
Mrs. T. B. Grayaon, of this
city, received a $60 award here
Wednesday In the last of 1$
weekly “Apprecla'lon Day”
events on Wednesday afternoons.
A record crowd was preeent
for the event and entertainhienl
was furnished by the Blue Ridge
Moonshiners.
“Apprecla'lon Day” was spon
sored every Wednesday af*er
event for their customers and was of
largely attended each week
N. H. Wagoner, manager of
Ervin’s Men’s Shop', dona'fed hir
services as master of ceremonies
throughout the series of weekly
events and did a most excellent
Job.
BEAT MITCHELU-
State Guard Has
Good Cage Team
The North Carolina State Guard
basketball team has done well In
Its firs', two games defeating El.
kin and Red Elks here 27 to 16
and Mitchell College at States
ville 23 to 20.
The State Guard team plays
Elkin there Friday night and
Mitchell College here next Wed
nesday night, eight o’clock. In
the high school gymnasium.
Players on the State Guard
team include W. J. Hudson,
Frank McNeill, Odell Jones, Paul
Haigwood, Ernest Eller, H. D.
Caudill. Shelton Brewer and Mr.
Braddock.
Mrs. Lydia Harmon,
Age 103, Succumbs
New.s has been received here
of the death this afternoon of
Mrs. Dydia Harmon Davis, of
Gastonia.
Mrs. Davis, who had reached
the age of 103, was the grand-
mo'her of Mrs. A. A. Cashion
add Mrs. Alice Bddinfeer.
Funeral will be Friday after
noon, three o’cleok, at the First
Methodist church in Gastonia.
Ads. £st attention—and result*
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for a boy tii. grow^p.”
The locia sbpaf committee
Is now promoting "Wans , for our
county to haye'a ..dist'!Mct\orgapi-
zatlon cf the Bdy .Scoufs of !
America to administer the-. SCO'ti
program In ,^ur/^county.- . This
movement dMeVlf^' the, (utl sup
port of all good citizens.
Use the ovemsmv f’uiiin*
his naoe’ « vom- «booDing sml-t.
t lildy a dbew’t ^lieve
hanging taste when he hangs'up his good suit!. A pair
these trimly-tailored, neatly-fitted pajamas can
measurably.JAjrj^ihi^sense of well-being. And remember—Manhattan
P I'r Pajamas ai^ ravished with the Man-Based “Band of Comfort •
'% the stretchy band that lets you sleep like a baby, with no strings at-
i,-'- '’-tached! . ■•..Vw-V. ■■ , . ' "-7,;
$2.00‘“$5.00
Marlow’s Men’s Shop
“NEW AND CORRECT MEN’S WEAR’
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MICHAELS-STERN .... of
Tailored
by
$19.50
Talon Fastener*
Course
$24.50 .
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Mai*attan Shii-ts . .. $2.00 ■ Mallory Hats $5.00
. ^ AA Botany Ties |1.00
Ch^J^kwear$1.00
' Croilb>-Hauare Shoes |6.00. Handkerchiefs iJ5c
Swank Jewelry $1.00 to $3;50
Marlow^s Men*s Shop
“ ‘ “NEW AND CORRECT MEN’S WEAR”
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BLOW THE BUGLE! RING THE BELL!... Your WhaJ .hall
frive him?” problem i. .olved If y5u make a M^tUm dec.-
•iSi. ForMmihattan.are
Manhattan qmdW, and re»peeta»|lie 1^1. A S,"
* we cart Sol^® youi* problem witnwlan-
baSm%^^ MaXw-. toJy and get that gift qu«Uon.
off your mind.
“NEW AND c'ORRE^ MEN’S W^”