OF THE POLK COUNTY NEWS
Tryon, N. CM September 27, 1923
$1'50 a Year
Our Fall stocks are now at their best and in every depart
ment you will find "Trade Event specials which means We will
give you Lower Prices on these Specials during Trade Event.
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We give you Trade Event Coupons for every Dollar spent
with us during Trade Event. ?
Brilliant Modes in Dress Hats
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, Featuring the modish all-black and the
black and color combinations. ' Panne, and
| Lyons Velvet are the favored fabrics?
i plumage and embroidery the* leading trim
mings
The season of the social whirl has arrived,
[ and the selection of the dress hat for Fait
I occasions is to be settled. When you make
| your selection from this assemblage, you
I do so with the gratifying assurance that ev
1 ery single mode is_ authentic to the last de
tail. -
i And M<.>t only individual but exclusive?
showr. in fact for the first time. There arev
[ the n -V.V variations of the French cloche
shape, there are the charming bonnet type
j pokes, the dainty little brimless styles, and
the arge wide-brimmed hat of panne.
Charrning contours, lovely coloriugs, beau
? tiful rich fabrics and exquisite style. What
j more ?? uld one want in her hat than these?
j *Hun ! v.jsof other hats at? $3.50 to $8.50
at
$9.00
to
$35
We are the exclusive Spartanburg agents
for
Irene Castle
Dresses s Coats
Irene Castle is the best dressed woman in
A merica. Come and see these lovely clothes.
They are no higher priced than any other
good grades of fine tailored dresses and
coats. Here you get styles that are new
while they are being worn in Paris and oth
er style centers of the world
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Buy Cotton
Goods Now
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Don't wait, they are bound to go higher.
We have not raised our prices on Sheets,
Towels and Pillow Cases. They are the
same now they were in June, when we all
thought .there would be made a large cotton
crop. liow we know the crop will be small
and prices are bound to be much higher.
We don't know how much longer we can
keep our prices down, so the wise thing to
do is to buy now ? before our low priced
goods are all sold.
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If you are a large woman and hard to fit
?visit our Stout Department. Here ycu
will find suits, dresses, coats and skirts that
are made to fit large women and to make
them look smaller. If you let Liles fit you
once you will see our clothes made you look -
more stylish and smaller than the clothes
you find in most stores that are large enough
for you. We also have Hats Sn> our Millin
ery Department that are designed for large
women specially. If you are large and hard
to fit let our Graduate Corsetiere fit you in
Corset? you will be pleased.
Betty Wales
Many a style of the moment owes some
thing of its charm to a memory of yester
year. A gracefully draped Betty Wales
dress makes' effective use of silk brocade,
a material that furnished a rich setting for
youth and beauty of olden times. Frills
~of eiru shadow laea' are quite in harmony.
Attractive piping, peasant sleeves and lace
are notable in the desing of another fasci
nating Betty Wales model. The material
is the popular Lurie crepe.
Every Betty Wales Garment unconditionally
guaranteed.
4 Automobiles to
be Given Away
In c
P' i ranburg's Second Big Trade Event which
P<^3d Sept. 25th and closes Oct. 6 at 5 p. m.
1 - and New Chevrolet Touring Car
?' Brand New Ford Touring Car
to je given to out-of-town shoppers
lNew Chevrolet and 1 New ForcT to be
given to Spartanburg City shoppers -
?reat Bargains are being offered during this
b Big Trade Eveut '
Partial ,g^owin? seventy merchants who. are
DEPARTMENT STORES
White-Park-Belk CO.
Greenewald's Inc.
Floyd L. Liles Co.
August W. Smith Co.
Hobb-Henderson Co.
The Carolina Cash Co.
Sanders Racket Store
SHOES SfORE8
Wright-Scruggs Shoe Co.
Kinney's Shoe Store
Mimnaugh's
Nissen's Shoe Store
GRORCERIES
, The Chapman
Piggly-Wiggly
The Split Nickel
Hardy Bros.
Basketeria
J. W. White/
Rogers " & I^ayton
Littlejohn Bros.
Wm. A- McPee
DRUG 8TORES
Ligon's Drug Store
Wilson's Drug Store
Heinltsh Drug Store
Kenned's Drug Store
FURNITURE STORES
* Vogel & Son
Herring Furniture Co.
Hammond-Brown Wall Co.
Maxwell Bros. & Jones
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MARKETS
W. P. Brown
AUTOMOBILES
C..D. Entrekin
Earnest Burwell
City Motor Car Co
LADIES' READY TO WEAR
STORES
The Outlook
Standard Cloak Co.
JEWELRY '
W. E. Biber%
Farmer & Long
Rufus D. Lewis
Paul E. Crosby
Spigel Bros.
MILLINERY
Cohen & Co.
Thom & Rumble
MEN'S CLOTHING STORES
Cannon , 6 Fetzer Co. *
Meyerson's Inc.
Harry Price .
H. Lee Smith
Goldberg's
-MENS AND WOMENS
READY TO WEAR
Carlson Clothing Co.
Edw. A. Farley
Baker's Inc.
. Superior Clothing Co.
HARDWARE stores
. Boyd Hardware Co
Montgomery & .Crawford
Spartanburg Hardware Co.
SODA PARLOR8
The Elite
Bishop's Soda Co.
ELECTRICAL .
S. C. Gas & Elec. Co.
QIL, 'GAS, AUTO
ACCESSORIES . *
Willard's Filling Station
City Service Station
Odom's Battery Service Co.
Wallace D. DuPre
Magnolia Oil Co.
, ARY AND NAVY 8TORES
J. H. Sheridan
BOOK AND OFFICE
SUPPLIES
Calhoun Office Supply Co.
-DuPre's Book Store
8HOES SHOPS
Economy Shoe Shop
BAKERIES
Becker's Bakery
STUDIOS
J. F. Manning
PAINT 8T0RE8
Ballenger Paint Store
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Hutchlns & Co.
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M?rnmammmmamsmai
Seventy Merchants
In Big Trade Event
Equal Prizes to be Given
People Living In and
"Out of City.
Seventy " ' Spartanburg merch
ants, representing practically every *
line of business in the city, are par
ticipating in the trade event being
staged here September 25 ? October
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Two Chevrolet touring . cars and
two Ford touring cars are to be
given away as prizes. One Chevolet
and one Ford will go to shoppers
living without the city or Spartan
burg, and one Chevrolet and one
Ford to shoppers living within* the
city of Spartanburg.
Thirty-six merchants were in the
Trade Event held in June, and the
fact that practically double that
number are participating now is
evidence of the satisfaction given.
The giving away of one car is a big
event, but to give away a fleet of
autombiles, as the Spartanburg Mer
chants propose, is something un
heard of. '
Trade event opened last Tuesday,
simultaneously with John Robinson's
circur. For eleven days there will
be a bargain feast such as the "City
of Success" has never before. Every
body within Spartanburg's trade
area and even beyond is invited to
come to the Metropolis of the Pied
mont and do their shopping between
September 25th and October 6th.
As in June, the final reature or
Trade Event will be staged on Mor
gan Spuare, Saturday afternoon at
5 o'clock *of the closing day, when
the prizes will be awarded.
Europe is recctvirs American music
by radio, but is riot dnncing to It very
mOch.
Still, Solomon fn all his glory prob
ably didn't seem quite so majestic as
a traffic cop.
He who doesn't hrsitnte, in caution,
before, crossing a street.'!*; in danger
of being lost. ^
Abonf h!I some girls Know nhout a
needle is that one has jto change ft
after each record.
Early morning sunlight on the snow
under the oak tree Is worth living in
the country to see;.
The bloom of youth is charming, un
less it blooms a little higher in one
cl|pek than in the <4her.
If_yOu can truthfully say he never
hadvan enemy in his life he never
amounted to much In politics.
Automobile production Is setting
some new speed records. For that
matter so are the pedestrians.
Thve ar? two kinds of people, those
who nave tender feelings, and those
who are not quite so selfish.
Usually a man who wants to change
the .Constitution could do more good
by improving his temperament.
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A perennial smile indicates that Na
ture has equipped her with a sweet ?
disposition or a good set of teeth.
Whn the JageUons Were.
The Jagellons were a dynasty that
reigned over Lithuania, Poland, Hun
gary and Bohemia. The line began
with Jagellon, who became king of Po
land a a Ladislas III or V in 1399, and
ended with Sigismund IL, who died in
im
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Are You Afflicted
With Movie Eyes?
When you go to a moving pic
ture show don't sit too near the
ront While you are looking
at the pictures your eye mus
cles are ' constantly employed
and your iris made active by
the continual change of light
If this causes your eyes to be*
come inflamed, seek an exper
# -ienced optometrist.
R. E. Biber
OPTOMETRIST
103 W, MainJSL
Spartanburg, - S.C.