BOOKS FOR COOL
SPRINGS TOWNSHIP
List of school books children
should purchase for Grammar Grades
in Cool Springs Township:
First Grade —1-B.
Child's World Primer, 42c
Reading Literature Priuier, 40c
Colored crayons, drawing ma
terials, etc., 25 cents.
First Grade—l-A.
Child World First Reader, 46c
The Mastery Of Words, Book 1,
38 cents.
Colored Crayons, drawing mate
rials, etc, 25c
Second Grade
Colored Crayons, drawng ma
terials, etc., 25c
Child's World Second Reader, 52c
The Mastery of Words, Book 1,
38 cents.
First Journeys in Numberland, 45c
Progressive Music Series, Book 1,
68 cents.
Palmer Method Business Writing,
15 cents. i-v »
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Third Grade
Colored Crayons, drawing ma
terials, etc., 25c
The Child World Reader, 58c
i The Mastery of Words, Book 1,
38 cents.
Progressive Music Series, Book 1,
68 cents.
Palmer Method of Business Writ
ing, 15 cents.
School Arithmetic, Book 1, 60c
Good English, Book 1, 45c
Fourth Grade
Studies in Reading, Book 4, 70c
Good English, Book 2, 55c
School Arithmetic, Book 1, 60c
The Mastery of Words, Book 1,
Complete Close Out of the Floyd L. Liles Co.
Stock Together With Our Store-wide Clearance of
Summer and Fall Merchandise.
We Have Purchased the Entire Stock of Floyd L. Liles at a Great of a Recent Stroke of Paralysis. We have moved This Stock to
Sacrifice on Account of His Retiring From Business as a Result Our Store, Where it is to be Sold at DRASTIC REDUCTIONS.
Sale Begins Thursday, August 26 at 9 a. m.
LILES HIGH SHADE MERCHANDISE I Extra Opening Specials
SACRIFICED Thursday, 9A. M. —7sc || Thursday, 11:30 Carolina 1
Liles store for 38 years has distributed highest quality merchandise in nearly every I , BROOMS Cheviots Southern Silks
county in this state, nothing but nationally known lines has ever entered into his || ,o °d 4 and 5 string Parlor Brooms that Good reliable materials for work shirts,
store, therefore, this close out sale offers you merchandise entirely different from w oil Id giadly pay /oc for—so dresses, and aprons, checks and stripes
the daily average "sales stores." Former prices have been completely ignored, com- sold with small purchase while —lO yard limit—3oo yards to go, while
parison and inspection of the values and prices will convince the most skeptical that they last, only it lasts, yard, only—
these close out prices demand quick action. _
ALL FALL MERCHANDISE INCLUDED sc
At These "Drastic Close-Out Prices" Thursday, 1 P. M.—Large Thursday 3 P. M.—Enamel- 1
—Nothing held back, everything goes—a wonderful opportunity to supply your Turkish Towels Wc*.., € and Aluminum Ware
needs for early Fall wear. Fall Dresses, Coats, Sweaters, Underwear, Millinery at Large towels, heavy quality, plain and About 150 pieces consisting of pans, dip- 3
Lower 'Prices than you'll find in January Clearance Sales. Anticipate your Fall and fancy border—3o to go at this give-away pers, ladles, egg beatersr etc., limit 2
Winter needs and save as you have never before. price with small purchase. Let the dishes II to each customer, ith small purchase
A o a * r» go, be here promptly at 1 p. m. Values to 29c, while they last, only—
A GREAT 2 IN 1 SALE
OUR ENTIRE STOCK INVOLVED dC |C I
$250.00 FREE IN PRIZES! Read! Be a Winner!
2nd PRlZE—Beautiful 96 Piece Eng- Ist PRIZE—LIoyd Loom Woven Fiber 4 Piece , , DDI7
lish $60.00 Dinner Set Set—Retail Value $125.00 " Srd PKIZL ~ S4 ° Wardrobe Trunk
READ! LEARN ! TIVJ ? Begin Thursday-Opening
REGISTRATION DAYS THE TWO MONDAYS OF THE SALE
$250.00 WILL BE GIVEN FREE DURING THIS CAMPAIGN
Any person not related to any one connected with the store can enter the con- this campaign. Now, there will be a lot of people that will not want to enter then,
test and compete for the prizes. Phone—or better—come to the store and enter selves, so get busy, and let your friends know that you are a contestant »nH »cL
your name today, it costs you absolutely nothing. Here is the plan— votes will be them for their support. That is what friends are for, they will be to helr»
given at the rate of 1,000 on every dollar's worth of merchandise purchased during Come in and let us explain the plan to you. U '
NO M D°AIK 4 y. C M ON SPARTANBURG, S. C. NO MONEY ACTION
DAILY 4 P. M
38 cents.
Palmer Method Business Writing,
Book 2, 20c
Essentials of Geography, Book 1,
$1.33
The Child's Day, 72c
Progressive Music Series, Book 2,
72 cents.
Webster's Elementary Dictionary.
Fifth Grade
Studies in Reading, Book 5, 74c
Good English, Book 2, 55c
School Arithmetic, Book 2, 75c
Essentials of Geography, Book 1,
$1.33
First Book in United States His
tory, 80c
Progressive Music Series, Book 2,
72 cents
The Mastery of Words, Book 1,
38 cents.
Healthy Living, Book 1, 72c
Palmer Method of Business Writ
ing, 20 cents.
Webster's Elementary Dictionary.
Sixth Grade
Studies in Reading, Book 6, 74c
Good English, Book 3, 59c
School Arithmetic, Book 2, 75c
Essentials of Geography, Book 2,
$1.87
A Young People's History of
North Carolina, 80c
Healthy Living, Book 2, 96c
Progressive Music Series, Book 3,
76 cents
i Elemehtary Community Civics,
84 cents.
The Mastery of Words, Book 2,
32 cents
Palmer Method Business Writing,
Book 2, 20 cents
Webster's Elementary Dictionary.
Seventh Grade
Studies in Reading, Book 7, 78c
Good English, Book 3, 59c
The Mastery of Words, Book 2, 32c
Junior Laurel Songs
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1526.
A History of the People of the
United States, $1.05
Elementary Community Civics,
$1.12.
Healthy Living, Book 2, 96c
School Arithmetic, Book 2, 75c
Palmer Method Business Writing,
Book 2, 20 cents
Eighth Grade (Required)
Ward's Sentence and Theme
Literature and Life
Funk and Wagnall's Standard desk
Dictionary.
Wells and Hart's New High school
Arithmetic
Hughes Text Book in Citizenship.
Elective.
Colliar and Daniel's First Year
Latin.
Caldwell and Eikenberry's First
Year Science.
First Year Agriculture (8-9)
grades.
Home Economics.
Ninth Grade—(Required)
Watd's Sentence and Theme. Con
tinued.
Literature and Life, Book 2.
Dictionary, Continued.
Slaught and Eenne's Complete Al
gebra.
Roberson's History of Europe, An
cient and Medieval.
Elective.
Agriculture, second year.
Scott's Junior Latin Reader.
Chardenal's Phonetic.
Smallwood's Biology.
Home Economics, Second Year.
Tenth Grade.
Ward's Theme Building.
Literature and Life, Book 3.
Wentworth-Smith Plane Geome
try.
Dictionary, continued.
Elective.
Agriculture, third Year.
Bennett's Cicero.
Chardenal's Complete French
Course.
Roberson, etc., History of Europe.
Brownlee's Elementary Principles
of Chemistry.
Home Economics.
Commercial Work.
Eleventh Grade.
Ward's Theme Building. Con
tinued.
Literature and Life, Book 4.
Stephenson's American History.
Dictionary, continued.
Elective.
Slaught and Lenne's Complete Al
gebra.
Wentworth-Smith, Solid Geo
metry.
Bennett's Virgil.
Chardenal's Complete French
Course.
Brownlee's Elementary Principles
of Chemistry.
Agriculture.
Commercial Subjects.
Home Economics.
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All beginners in Forest City
should meet at the grammar grade
school building Monday, August 30,
at 9 a. m. Also the pupils who
failed to make their grade and pu
pils who have moved to Forest City
since school closed, should meet with
the beginners for classification.
The seventh grade pupils and the
other high school pupils who have
moved to Forest City should meet
at the high school at the same time
stated above. The high school re
quest includes all pupils in the Cool
Springs Township schools. The new
pupils should have an opportunity
to see their rooms and get classi
fied before school begins.
It is suggested that ail classified
pupils stay away from the school
buildings next Monday. We want
only the beginners, the seventh
grade, and the non-classified pu
pils.
It would be a good idea for all
classified pupils to get their books at
an early date in order to avoid the
rush. If all books are not at the
People's Drug Store now they will
be before school begins. Mr. Big
gerstaff, of Bostic will handle the
grammar grade books for the Bostic
school.
NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY PUB
LICATION
North Carolina,
Rutherford County
In the Superior Court
A. W. HARRIS, Plaintiff,
- vs. -
JETTIE HARRIS, Defendant
The defendant above named will
take notice than an action entitled
Men's and Young Men's
CLOTHING
See me before you buy elsewhere. We have the
Quality, Style and Price to Please.
Our suits for men and young men are priced from
$5.00 to SIO.OO LOWER. Be Sure to See Our Stock
M. Blumenthal
Next Door to The Courier Forest City, N. C.
as above has been commenced in
the Superior Court of Rutherford
county, North Carolina, for a di
vorce absolute on statutory grounds
against the defendant, and the said
defendant will take notice that she
is required to appear at the court
house in said county on the 9th day
of September, 1926, and answer or
demur to the complaint in said ac
tion, or the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded
in said complaint. This the 25th day
of August, 1926.
J. Y. YELTON,
Clerk Superior Court.
C. 0. RIDINGS, Att'y. 46-4t.
Just back from New York markets
with good line of latest styles in
early fall and winter hats, which are
priced right. Call and inspect this
line. Mrs. A. C. Jones.