Ladies Coats!
Just received a big lot from New York
on approval.
These Coats will be sold at unusual low prices.
All UD«5old Coats must be returned to N. Y.
Moodav morning, Nov. 27th.
« Come in at once and let us show you this big
selection, all at Bargain Prices. *
If you are not entirely satisfied, your money
will be refunded on any purchase.
You don’t run any risk—we are here per
manently.
P. A. Reid & Co.
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The Majestic Range
won the Gol4 Medal at the Panama Exposition, and has
won the highest medal at every Exposition for a quarter of
a century. What greater testimony could be given?
“The Sweetness of low price never equals the bitterness
of poor quality.”
“Recollection of quality remains long aftfr the price is
forgotten.”
The Price Hardware Co.
Attention!
All realize that this section has suffered from flood
conditions and while the demand for feed stuffs will
be great the people have not so much money, there
fore with this in view we are prepared to do our
part by furnishing a fine line of
Flour, Feeds and Hay
at prices that will please you and save you money.
If you are interested in getting the most for your
money don’t fail to see us.
MARION CASH FEED COMPANY
Mortgage Deeds, Warranty Deeds
and Chattel Mortgetge blanks for sale
at The Progress office.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
T. E. Hefner, of Altapass, spent
Monday in Marion.
J. D. Wilson, of Montfords
township, was in town Monday.
Watch for Gaston & Tate’s ad
about Christmas goods next week.
Mrs. R. F. Burton and Miss
Margaret Winslow spent Saturday
in Asheville.
R. B. Neal’s Variety Store will
have its Christmas opening on
Friday, Dec. 1st.
Only twenty-five more days un
til Christmas. Do your Christmas
shopping early.
The Davis Pharmacy will tell
you about its Christmas goods next
week. Watch for ad.
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Harris are
visiting relatives in Knoxville and
Je^erson City, Tenn., this week
The banks and a majority of the
merchants will close their doors
Thursday in observance of Thanks
giving Day.
The McDowell chapter U. D. C.
will meet with Miss Mary Gordon
Greenlee next Monday afternoon
at 3:30 o’clock.
Services at St. John’s church
Thursday, Thanksgiving Day, at
11 a. m., also services next Sunday
night at 7 o’clock.
Mrs. T. B. Dysart, who under
went a serious operation at Ashe
ville a few days ago, is reported
improving rapidly.
Supt. Byron Conley, Supt. S. L.
Sheep, Misses Martha Decker and
Grace Finley are attending the
Teachers’ Assembly in Raleigh.
There will be Thanksgiving ser
vices at the Methodist church oa
Thursday evening at T o’clock.
Free will offering for Children’s
Home.
Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Presbyterian church
Thursday morning at 11 o’clock.
A special offering will be taken for
the Barium Springs Orphanage.
Everybody cordially invited.
At a special call meeting of the
board of directors of the Marion
Manufacturing Company last week
an extra dividend or two per cent
was declared on the common stock,
in addition to the regular dividend.
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Notices under this head are Ic
a word each Insertion, cash with
order. No advertisement less
than lOc.
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Ladies! Look at oar Shoes before you
buy. We are showing the ktest
things at lowest prices. Gas^n & Tate.
G-IBLSI Why don’t you ask Papa to
buy you a pair of “BILLIKIN” Shoes
andy^e a “BILLY KID.” Then you
will be “IT.” We sell ’em. Gaston &
Tate.
Reliable Merchandise at reasonable
prices when you come to the Apple
Show. J. D. Blanton.
While at the “APPLE SHOW” make
our store your headquarters.^ We
keep a good warm fire and you are wel
come here. Gaston «& Tate.
Come to see us when you come to the
Apple Show. We have “Scads” of
hew things to show you. Gaston & Tate.
FOR SALE—Two oxen, aged 5 years,
weigh about 1200 each, well broken
to y^e or harness but have never been
logged with. Apple to S. G. (^d, at
the John Yancey place 2 miles north of
Marion, Route 3, Marion, N. C. 2t
SALESMAN WANTED to seUlubricat
ing oil, grease, specialties and paints.
Part or whole time. Commission basis
until ability is established. Permanent
position and wide field when qualified
if desired. Man with rig preferred.
Riverside Refining Company, Cleve
land. Ohio. It
W. H. WAKEFIELD, M. D., of Char
lotte, wiU be in Marion, at Dr. Kir
by’s office on Tuesday, Dec. 5th for one
day. The doctor limits his practice to
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat troubles,
and owing to crop failures, he will make
no charge for fitting glasses if the glass
es are ordered from him. 3t
YOUR TEETH
“If I were called upon ^ to state
which of the two, in my opinion,
causes the most evil* alcohol or de
cayed teeth, I should unhesitating
ly say decayed teeth.”—Dr. Wil
liam OSLEB.
Dr. Olser is one of the world’s
most famous j^ysicians.
All work done at living prices,
in a sanitary manner and fully
guarsnteed.
Dr. Justice,
Dental Specialist.
Lady Attendant.
HOtiRS:
8 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Nl^ts and Sundays by
appointment.
Sirfiman*^ Urug Stor^,
Bi£ Sale of Millinery
Beginning Saturday, December 2nd
and continues all next week.
Special Reduction on all
Trimmed Hats.
Come get a Bargain.
MISSES DAVIS
*Wiien Men Buy Clotlic^
They Think Equally ot
Style, Quality and
Price.
Come in and look at our natty
styles for young men as well as
those for men of more advanced
years. The quality of workman
ship can be seen at a glance, excel
lent finish and the colorings beau
tiful. They’re beautifully tailored
and they fit. Take a tip from us—
look them over.
$15, $20, $25
Or Up.
J. n. L. Miller Clothing Co.
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WE ARE CARRYING A FULL LINE OF
Dry Goods and Notions
and if you need a new pair of Shoes come in and
see us before you buy. We carry a full line of
Shoes for all of the family.
Clothing!
MEN’S and BOY’S SUITS and OVERCOATS.
We carry a Staple line of Groceries.
The Peerless Store,
D. T. HARRIS, Prop.
301
MARION, N. C.
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The Progress and New York World, one year, $1.60.