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Misses Mildred ’V^'ilHsms and
VashtiRand have
their home at Saniord and Kal-
^igh. A
Mr. Eugene Anderson and
family spent Sunday with Mess
rs. Jno. and Jas. Alridge.
Mrs. W. H. Roney and , Miss
Roy of Venerble are visiting
^'jVliss^Bess Mothey is visiting
in Durham. . . 4. tv to v
There was a picnic at Aip-
hards school house last Saturday
ft larsiB crowd ^DjOjGu 3-
dinner ar,d a pleasant day
Messrs, J. M. CiarB v^'
W Dameron have our thanks
for their part in making the day
an enjoyable one. ^4.,,r‘rs
Mrs- W. L. Moltey has return
ed. from a visit to Durham.
Sprirg
lUiis-
Several of the people attended
the protracted meeting at Center
Sunday and report a nice time,
Mr. A. L. Jachary, Elzena
Perry, Lowewid Lewis, Donna
and Rosie Mcbane attended the
yearly meeting at Guilford Coll
ege and will return home today
(Sion day)
Mr. Perisho McBane is on the
sick list. Hope he will soon be
able to be out again.
Misses Mable Moore and Liza-
bel Foust, Messrs Rez Foust,
Parks Moore, James Sellars Mr.
Holmes, Earnest Marlett and
Parker Lewis visited at Mr. G.
G. McBanes Sunday evening and
enjoyed the “water melons.'’
Vv'e are glad to note that Mrs.
Rufus Woody is improving some,
and the two babies are getting
along nicely;
There will not be any Sunday
school at Spring next Sunday as
protracted meeting begins next
Sunday,
mi.
Altamafcaw No. 1. Iteois.
We are still having good
showers. Com and tobacco are
looking better.
The protractec meeting will
begin at shiloh Sunday.
Since our last, writing Mrs.
G*;oryia Ann Kernodle and
Miss Francis Brineefield has
passed away.
Uncle Buck Faucett finished
a fine curing of tobacco last
nig at.
Jno. Fa”cett Jr. and Loftin
Saunders are out on a ice cream
tour tonight at J. M. Jordons.
The neighborhood cleaned off
Shiloh grave yard today Satur
day.
Kaw River Items.
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Mr. John M. Stone from Greens
boro rilled Rev. Curry's place at
the Methodist Protestant church
Sunday. Mr. Stone gave a most
interesting address to ihe Baraca
and Phileathea classes of the
town.
Mrs. 3. J. Hughes spent three
days of last ^A-eekin Greensboro,
Mrs. Ed. For bis who is at the
St. Leo’s Hospital at Greensboro
is some better at this writing. _
Mr. S. J. Hughes visited in
Greensboro, N. C., Saturday and
Sunday.
- Miss Addie Shealey from La
urens, S. C., is expected In town
Tuesday to visit the children of
Mrs. Emily Hughes.
Miss Nettie Richmond of Wash
ington, D. C. is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Long.
Messrs J, W., T, W., and S. J.
Crawford of Arkansas are visit
ing relatives in this county.
Messrs J. W. and T. W. Crew-'
ford are visiting the county for,
the first time in twenty-six years. |
It )s remembered that Mr. S. J.
marned Miss Dodson of this
place who i.s now dead.
Messrs J. VV., T. W. and S. J.
Crawford spent Saturday nig;ht
with their sister, Mrs. F. W. P.
Cates and left Monday morning
for Orange county for their old
home,
Mrs. E. L. Weston, wife of
Rev. E. L. Weston of St Paul,
formeriy pastor of the Baptist
church here, spent Saturday
night with the family of Mrs.
Ben Clark.
Rev. and Mrs. B. T. Hurlej.,
of Toiner are visiting relatives
in town.
Master Weslev Cole is iil with
typhoid fever but is getting
along nicely.
Mr. C. P. Cates of Altamahaw
left this morning for Silver Hill
where he is to be married to Mi-s
Eliza Cole. Mr. Cates is be con-
graulated on winning the hand
of such a splendid young lady.
Miss Cole is well remembered
here as a most successful t«^ach-
er in the Graded School and was
hked by ail.
Miss Lois Cates of Greensboro,
9
CLEARANCE SALE
and Boys’ Suit and Separate Pant in
3 Reduction from our regular prices
any Special Bargains are Added for These Remaining Weeks.
Complete' Clearance m
Suits, Every Suit at 1-3 Reduc
tion
$3.00 Suits
Now
$2.00
3.50 “
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2.35
4.00 “
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5.00 “
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3.50
7.50 & 8.50
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5.00
All others on sale at same proportion
S
$10.00 and $12.00 Suits Reduced to $ 7.00
12.50 and 13.50 Suits Reduced to 8.50
15.00 and 17.00 Suits Reduced to 10.00
$18,50 ,20.00 and 22.00 Suits Reduced to 13.50
25.00 and 27.00 Suits Reduced to 16.00
All Other Suits in the Store Reduced in Proportion.
Bargains in Men’s Pants.
To close, one lot 1.50 Pants at 90 c. $2 pants
at 1.35 $3 pants at $2, 3.50 pants at $2.35, $4
pants^at |3 |5 & |6 pants at |3.?5.
300 pairs of boys knee pants to clear
out 50c quality at 38c, $1.00 quality
Last Call of Dress Goods and
Ladies’ Ready-to-Wear Garments
So that all Summer Dress Gopds and Ladies Ready-to-Wear Gar-'
ments may go before our Fall Goods arrive we will for two, weeks
beginning August 11th, make the biggest and final cut in prices for
the Summer Season,
at
lOc Lawns, Rem nants and odd patterns of Chambres and Ginghams
Piece Goods at 8c
Remnants of 10c to 20c White Goods and
Colored Summer Fabrics, one lot 10c
Gingbams.
to
ion
Piece
at 19c
the seasons best
50c per yard.
were
of
to
Extra Specials in Men^s Suits,
One Rack of Men's good Wool Suits, Only one and two of a kind j
but nearly ail sizes. cn
Former prices $10, $12, $15, $18, $20, and $22. !now $5, $^3, $7.501
$9, $10 and $11. 1
Just Half Price.
Men’s Dress Sbirts
.50c Percals Shirts at 38c, 75c Percale Shirts at 59e.
$1.00 F & M Shirts at 75c,
These Shirts are New Full Cut and Roomy,
se Reductions on All Low Cut
Shoes and Hats.
75 Pairs of Men’s Low Cut Shoes,
In Gun Metal, Patent and Tan Leathers
of Standard Makes $3, $3.50 & $4 on
Sale at $1.75 per pair.
All $1. to $1.50
One lot Waists
now 50c.
All Muslin
at 79c.
soiled were $1
at 1^3 to 1-2
All Summer Coat Suits at Half Price.
Ladies and Cliildrens Dresses
50c Quality at 3l9c,
$1.00 Quality at 79c,
5.00 Quality at 3.50
75c Quality at 59c
$1.50 Quality at $1.00
6.50 Qdality at 4.00
Call in and See How We Conduct a Real Clearance
and Every Price Advertised here, We Have in
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