MARGRACE NEWS
lira. Hunter Ramsey
lira. Mae CaJdJwell, Mm Nettie
Wilson, Mrs Flora Welch and Mrs
Surah Footer meat visiting in Gastonta
Friday.
Mm Arthur Allen la seriously 111
in the Mercy Hoapltal in Charlplte
where ahe underwent an operation
We all wieh iher a speedy recovery.
Mr. Bill .Thrasher . of Bessemer
ORy and the following: Miss eMao
Huwklus and! Mr. Clyde Rhea of
Klnca Mountain, and Mias Elols*
Thrasher. Mlas Peggy Thrasher and
Mr. Horace Nlel all of Bessemer
City spent Sunday In Aehevllle.
Mr. Boyce Ware liaa returned
home of completing a job at the
NedMer Mills In Pageland, 8. C.
?- -???Mil aad Mrs. G. H. Ramsey accompanied
by Mr. Ramsey's father
end mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. M
Ramsey and sister. Mrs. Clyde Camp
all. of Gaetonla visited! relvtlvee in
Casar Sunday.
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The Womans Tri^L yflub at the
Margrace will give a Hlct Dog supper
liS/^lau rLuAMln* n * th? UnweeeAA
, , HWMH i TUtwl.i
Club House. Serving will begin a
five o'clock. Everybody invited.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
In The Superior Court .
Susan Sfnkler, Plaintiff,
Va.
Jake Stakler. Defendant.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
The above named! defendant will
take notdce 'bat an action for divorce
on the grounds of ewo years
tw TeratIon "has been commenced Ir
the Superior Court of Cleveland
(1 onty. N. C., that the said defendant
will take notice that he la re
ciutred to appear at the office of the
(lork of the Superior Court of sold
County In the Court House in Shelby
N. C., on the 17th day pf October
19?9 or within the time prescribed
by law, andl answer or demur to th<
eald complaint in sard notion, or the
pkUntiff will apply ty> the Court foi
the relief demanded in the B'tid con
plaint.
Tthtls the 18th day of Sept., 1939.
Max Hani rick,
Deputy Clerk of Superior Court
?adv?oct 12
81,209 MALARIA
Cases reported In the U. 8. In 19381
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Cleveland County Fair
September 26?30 i
SHELBY, N. C.. 8ept. 20.?Every
Inch of exhibit space has been taken
? every qmceeston and attraction
contracted! fcr ? every premium (01
an aggregate of $150,000 value hai
been listed, and In abort every detail
except thoae last minute - ?-items
i Which always arise, has been compie
ted for the opening of the greatj
est Cleveland County Pair (h .It's
, history, at Shelby next Tuesday tc
I continue for five days.
The reef to the grandstand reicestlv
"ripped loose by a violent
windstorm will be In place for the
pcning -Jiay Of the fair, and every
' department of the exposition is fun<
toning ra.uldly. but smoothly, tsc
that everything wll be in order.
Tile Cleveland Falfr has been e*i
.pandedl this year. Exhibit space bar
been enlarged, but even with * that
It was necessary to turn away late
comers, as the available space wn?
j nor sufficient Hi meet the demand
I The Premium list lids year is the
laigest In the history of ihe fair
The attractions for the week of the
tut.- -sv. nr.r.> Cinit '.a' iiVrxtw
and much ..larger heretofore.
Or. J. S. Oorton. Secretary of th<
Cleveland Countv Fair, has usedhti
f'fteen years r.f experience whf
this fair to good advantage .in put.
t i > c An tho 1A annual nvnnf linrH
Far years the falrr "here has beet
Known and reccgnked as tlie ieadlnj
event |"f It's character anywhere li
the Southeast. This year it promise:
to t?e e?veii better and tin maklnt
title fair .the greatest ever put 01
1 in Cleveland! County, pr. DoTton hai
| I nd' the help |:f leaders in the show
and exposition world of the nation
The fair haa grown until It attracti
that type of supphrt.
I Twenty five separate department!
' have been working for weeks In or
, der to present to the tens of thous
li :
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. Palmolive, 3 for ....... 20<
i' Small Super Suda (red box) 3 for 291
8mall Super Suda (blue box 3 for 2Sc
Large 8uper 8uda (blue box 2 for 47<
Octagon Soap (giant) 6 for .. 29:
Octagon Soap (amall) 10 for .. 23<
Octagon Powder (large) 6 for . 25<
Octagon Powder (small) 10 for 23<
Octagon Toilet, 4 for 19<
Octagon Cleanser 2 for ........ 9<
Octagon Granulated 2 for .... 1&
Crystal White Soap 3 for 14<
Hollywood Beauty 8oap 3 tor 14<
Weir's Grocery
! Departmentl
Management |
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ED THE SERVICES OF
* Sellers
10LET SERVICE MAN J
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landle, Promptly and Effi/
any Make of Car.
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anda of visitors to tbo fair, i pom-1 ed atone w
flete P tot ore of the agricultural. In- lar vaudev
duatrial. ' educational and home Ife follow the
of this section of the country. | evening.
i The fair grousds have been com- ?
plcteJy renovated. An innovation U;
the. oourt of flags at the entrance
to the grounds) with tall maate float u,,de'' aud
tng fhe colors of many nations. Co c' -"J,*' 1IU1
orful features will be staged in thlS|' Clerk 1
j court, such as a formal guard c Iceland (
mount, band concerts and the like. 0 , !
J - In the cattle division the chom- t"'"' ^ J*pVins
will be honored by separate .? f "
i oaurtegs. especially arranged and ,c r..caf
| designed for c-xbiblt purposes. ! Carolina. ?
Hiivnetsa racing and automobile at 10:
( racing will be seen on the race ((| je?cal he
>??V which baa been put In good real ^g,
condition for faat performance*
"Hi" nutcmoblle rales will be seen ' * ' "
Saturday afternoon of fair week <l
1 Harness racing, bringing some o: runs *
fasteet bprses (in America tc '
' th' Cleveland county track, will be ' . '. r
seen Tue-fday, Thursday and Friday 'I!' i ll,
I ilttwmen interested in this sport sl,"
i say that the Cleveland County event, V'. ""
will offer the finest racing program
i to 1>" witnessed in the 8<outh this !li.aJ<
sci son. | The abov
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r < \\ CVSf.'Vi <; r-'i-* "f <1S'|S.
stand a complete musfcal revue J. R.
"Fantasies of 1939' will be present-, ? adv ?oct
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A variety of all wool pullover
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1.98 to 4.95
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ROYAL PRIDE SHIRT!
New fall patterns with fused
97c
ARROW SHIRTS
$1.94
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by the virtue of the power < j 11 v
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of the Superior Court for')| _
bounty in the proceed In gtf .? g jif ^
le Town of Klnge Moun J ;
Carolina vs. John Oallo.
lfe. Julia Galloway, 1 wll II \ checking aC<
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Cleveland County. North !! . c A ptDpv ,
11 Monday October 23 **, J??OArllill
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urg the follow ing diescrll ] | ? RECORDS
NO at a stake in the Par
I'lll Harry's corner nnr 5.?-OONTROI.
his line N. 6G W. 2.0( ;' __
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V. 2 50 chains to a Pine; [* checking aCCOl
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the Resinning. containing I f | ^ I
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ttwt tax againat name. T
mi ji fra\' uf At'iH.'. ms*'-*? Drpo?
Davis, Contmissioner j'T '
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PREP'S SIZES $19.50
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Budget Suits
We can fit you in the newest
models in fall patterns and colors.
Sizes 34 to 50. Regulars,
longs and Shorts?
* $16.50
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Quality tailoring, fine fabrics
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Cluster stripes and twin stripes
in blue, greens and brown. Regulars,
single and double breast
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8 $24.50
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LEATHER JACKETS
Solid colors in Black and Brown
Well made and smart?
6.75, 7.95, 8.95
RESISTO AND
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Items with TIES
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gular $1.65 wools for fall
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collors Fast color broadcloth
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double breasted models in smart
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Felt Hats
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New shapes with bound, welt, or
raw edge and rope, braid, felt,
and ribbon bands. Blues, green
grey, brown and tan. Smooth
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$2.95
Similar Styles $1.98
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flMEN'S PALL FOOTWEAR
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2.95 4.00 5.00 | |
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Sport trousers in smooth finish
woroteds. Green, brown, blue
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1.94 to 4.95
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