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Prize- List Announced For 1949 Floral Fair ' ? i n8 *' " <.,V ? ' * * * > ? , - ?' \ ? , * >? ? ?? , %>,. " ?? :J*-* * # ' S "'"'if''* ; J ? '? . ' ' "V'; "*-* : " 1 * ' *, * '1 " " * . ' ; ' * ' "" ; * " ? . ... . _______ - ? : 1 ? * : Competition A total of 118 prizes await win ners of awards at the Woman's Club 3949 Floral Fair, it was was an- j no u need by Mrs. W. B. Thomson and her prize solicitation committee, in- ' eluding Mrs. O. W. Myers, Mrs. Eu gene Matthews, Mrs. E. T. Plott and Mrs. Clyde Kerns. The large number of prizes contributed; by business , lirms of the cjty are now displayed I In the widow of Baker's Grocery. Plans for the annual Fair, to be held at the Woman's Club, October 28th, are shaping Up for a banner event. Dinner will be served at both noon and In the evening, and -a. large crowd is expected to attend the event. The committee oil prize distribu- | Tion includes Mrs. B. N. Barnes, Mr?. P. D. Patrick and Mrs. W. B. Thom son. Complete prize list folcws: Doses? Red a Best single specimen red rose ? 1 year's subscription to Herald ? Merald Publishing House. b. Collection Tied Roses? First prize ? Leather Handbag ? Myers* Dress Snop. Second prize ? 1 gallon Prestone ? Crook k Dean Bulck Co. 11mm? Viak a. Best specimen pink rose ? Tow. el set ? Belk's Dept. Store ^ b. Collection Pink ftoses? 1st prize? Antique Bowl ? Aliens' Antique Shop. 2nd prize? Odoleur ? Piedmont Beauty Shop. Roses ? Miscellaneous a. Best single specimen miscella ' neous rose ? 1 year's subscription to Herald ? Herald Publishing House. Chrysanthemums ? White a. Collection large White Chrysan. themums ? .1st prize? Metal Tray ? Keeter's Department Store. 2nd prize ? 3 lbs. Gold Cup Coffee ? Dixie Home Store. b. Collection %mall White Chry santhemums ? 1st prize ? 1 gallon Permanent An ti- Freezer-City Service Station. 2nd prize ? Avon Hand Cream Miss Mary McGill. Chrysanthemums ? Yellow a. Collection large Yellow Chrysan themums ? 1st prize ? 3 pairs Vision Nylon Hose ? Myers' Dept. Store. 2nd prize ? Oil" Shampoo and Set ? Billie Gene Beauty Shop. b. Collection small Yellow Chry santhemums ? l9t ? Dish Garden ? Lindsay's Florist. 2nd ? 5 lbs. Sugar? Payne's Gro cery. Chrysanthemums ? Miscellaneous a. Collection large miscellaneous chrysanthemums ? 1st ? Cigarette Lighter (Berkeley) ? Woodward lr Son. 2nd ? 1 lb. Maxwell House Coffee ? Crawford's. b. Collection small miscellaneous chrysanthemums ? 1st? 25 !bs. Red Star Flour ? Econ omy Cash Grocery. ? 2nd ? Avon Hand Cream ? Miss Mary McGil. Dahlias ? Pink a. Collection largo pirJs Dahlias ? 1st ? Metal Smoking Stand ? Ster chi's. 2nd ? 1 dozen Dish Towels ? Pin ! nacle Textiles. Inc. b. Collection small Pink Dahlias ? lst-^-Crystal Vases ? Eagle 5 and ' lOe Store. Dahlias ? Red a. Collection large Red Dahlias ? 1st ? Marvelja Pearls ? Grayson s ! Jewelry. 2nd ? MetaJ License Plate Frames (Kings Mountain) ? Western Auto b. Best collection small Rod Dah lias ? Flash light ? Bridges Auto Parts. Dahlias ? 'Miscellaneous a. Collection large miscellaneous Dahlias ? . . j 1st ? Dish Garden ? Allen's Florist.; 2n ? 50c ? Martin's Grocery. b. Best collection small miscella neous Dahlias ? $2.00 Cash ? Central Barber Shop. Mixed Flowers . . a. Best Bowl mixed Flowers? Five Complimentary Tickets for either Joy or Dixie Theatre ? Joy Theatre. j - a. Best bowl miscellaneous flow ers (all one variety) ? Five Compli- j mentary Tickets for either Joy or Dixie Theatre ? Joy Theatre. a. Best ^potted plant to be grown by exhibitor ? 10 lbs. Polar Bear Flour ? Aderholdt Grocefy. African Vielets (not to be sold) | 1st ? Men's Tie ? Saunders Men's the whole town's talking WED ? THURS ? FRI ? SAT The Whole Town'i TalWinq About PHIL HARRIS t ALICE FA YE DRUG COMPANY at 10.000 ncxAii owe 2 for the price ofl+I * DAILY SPECIALS Not Ic Sal* Merchandit* Super Vcluti Off.r.d in Appttdallon ol Your Patronag*. Sorry ? only On* Sal* to a Cutlomor, Subf*cf to Stock on Hand. S- \ Special. ..Goes On Sale Wad. MRB\ Helen Cornell Special Cold Wave Kit Compl*t* with SO pla? tic tuH*r?. ' Sttjf | HV *i 0? VA1UC Rexall Milk of Magnesia Antacid and Laxative Reg. 39c Pint 2 FOR Quality t*?all Product Ai%c Rexall Ml 31 Solutiea or 1 V. ?? ' \ - f , ' ' Rexall Klanxa Antiseptic Ccr., Reg. 69c P*. 2 FOR Quality ??<?41 Product* y/%c Scloctod friai boitot ret ailing up h(i.lO?r*vid. jf*. I POUND eox 9?* Sjpecfaf ...foes Oh Mi W. Writlag Rape' Valve l*> o # 24 ilmti 24 II nod *nv*. $ i.oo value J* Spedef...6ees Of Me So#, loose Powder Compact ?oautif ully doilgnod mm* compart. $2.00 VAtW *** Raxall p? rate st 5 grain Aspirin ?eg. 49c 100'* Quality toutl Raxall Briten Tooth Pasta Hog. 29r Tvbe 2 FOff Ooallty ball Product I ' Durable Red Rubber 2 Quirt S Victoria Watar Battle ' JJ Solid nortt comtrurtiow. 2 FOR J i-pUco.??g $?.?9 om ? RtXAU THEATRICAL COtO CREAM # -# ' REGULAR $1.00 POUND Jhr FtWF ? rowui CA$CADt STATtOMfRY HEGUIAR 7 Or , 60 SHEETS t fcr //f ? at* maid HOUSEHOLD OlOVfS SfGUtAS 75< FAIR 3 pri. Ur /if ? ELK* - 5 SPUD GLA2I AUTO POU$N ^ * AND CUANU ?fO. $1.00 PINT X toe f?Wf ? OOCYCARS VITAMUm FOR CHILDREN ? $1.00 S1ZI. 72-1 . . . . . 2 tor ?.91 ? HIGH POTfNCY COD LIVES OH # _> $i.7?siz>.u ounces . s far /./0 ? ELKAY'S MOTH KlUIR * CONTROL UOUID For protection from Moth domag*. Pint TSc SltS. . . . . . .*#er /W ? REX-SELTZER ALKAUZtR TABS _ _ 94c SIZE OF 75'* X Per ? MAXIMUM HARO RU?MR COMM ' Choic* I thopot . . . REGULAR 2Sc X far X0? ? Spoclal Combination! HELEN CORNELL SHAM POO and DEFENDER SHAMPOO SPRAY ? , $1.64 VALUE . BOTH For Tkia li hi o Ic Sol* Od*? bv> ?m oo* ??!> Hgg Ic for m* 7*c iprtr. Alt *??*? ll??d tm Hilt ? trWmaxit Handy Colon-tipped Sterilized Raxall Qaik-Swabs ?eg. 27c 1 00'. 2 FOR Quality Roiaff Product 9 ffc MM Only At Roaoil Drug Storo* Mi Mere Too Meenreei Te Ulrerthel Not a One Cent Sale Item, But an Unusual Value $50,090 Chocolate Syrvp Hag. 15c 9 FOR m 7 ounce He ? Stbr?* 2nd? -2 ibs. * risoo ? \artx>ro CJn?- ' eery. Miniature a. Best miniaiuiv not io exceed 3j inches? Roaster? Roaos r> and . 10c Store. - ' ?{ b. Best miniature three to six in ches? 5 lbs Jane Parker Fruit Cake? t A & P Food Store Flower Arrangement a. Best arrangement Using flow ers ? Rev Ion Nail Polish and Lip stick Set ? Ansell Beauty Shop. Foliage Arrangement a. Best .Foliage arrangement ? 1 gallon Pttjsone ? Victory Chevrolet ' Co. * Dried Material? a. Best dried arrangement ? Frying Pan ? Davis Sheet Metal Co. Fruit and Vegetables a. Best fruit arrangement ? 2 gar ments cleaned? Saunders Drv Clean ' ing. .J b. Best fruit and vegetable combi nation arrangement ? 5 gallons high test gasoline? rGamble's Esso Sta tion. Berries a. Best berry arrangement ? 5 lbs. sugar and 1 lb. Coffee ? Stowe's Cash Grocery. special Arrangement Featares i Men's arrangement ? 1 dozen pair j Men's Socks ? Mauney Hosiery Mills Children's Arrangements a. Best arrangement by child un der 10? $2.00? Kings Mountain Building A Loan. . b. Best arrangement by, child 10 to 16 ? Shampoo A Set? Central Beau ty Shop. Aprons Fancy Aprons ? 1st? $2.50? Park Yarn Mill. 2nd? Cake Box? Phifer Hardware Company Fancy Utility ? 1st ? Rotary Food Press ? Bridges & Hamrick. 2nd? 3 lbs. Coffee? ^Barkley's Gro- j eery. Utility Apron ? 1st? $2.50 Cash? Silver Villa. 2nd ? 10 lbs. Flour ? Pauline. Store, i Baby Clothing Entry 1st ? Pair Pillow Cases ? Plonk's' Dept. Store. 2nd ? Pair Half Soles and Heels ? i I City Shoe Shop. Article made by Child Under 15 years ; 1st ? $2.50 Cash? P^rk Yarn Mill.! 2nd? S2.00 Cash? C. E. Warliek \ Insurance Agency. Cakes Pound Cake ? ?' I 1st ? Electric Percolator ? Mar- 1 ' gra'ce Store. 2nd ? Looper Clip Rug 3x5 ? Hern don Fabric Shop. Angel Food-? ? _ ... ; 1st ? $6.00 Creme Permanet Wave ? Vera's Beauty Shop. 2nd ? 1 gallon Anti- Freeze ? King's Garage. Cocoa n at CAke ? 1st' ? Electric Broiler Hot Plate ? Hoke Electric Co. 2nd ? Cosmetics (Revlon Cleans ing Cream, Night Cream, Make Up Remover and Fashion Plate) ? Mod ern Beauty Shop. Devil's Food Cake ? 1st? $4.00 Cash? Home Building A Loan Association. 2nd? $3.50 Corsage ? Walters Flor ist. Chocolate Cake ? 1st ? Pair Matching Hand Painted Vases ? Delllnger's JeWel Shop. 2nd ? 24 lbs. Flour ? Alexander's Grocery. Miscellaneous Cake ? 1st? Table Cloth and Napkins ? Neisler Mills. 2nd ? 1 dozen Dish Towels ? Pin nacle Textiles, Inc. Cup Cakes ? 1st ? 6 quart Mi mo Pan ? City Au to A Home Supply. 2nd? Grease lob ? East King Esso Service Station. Cake made by child under 15 years ? 1st ? $2.0 Cash ? 'Kerns Bros. 2nd? $1.00 Cash ? Kerns Bros. Cookies made by child under 15 years ? 1st? $2.00 Cash ? Kerns Bros. 2n*-?1.00 Wright's Barber Shop. Pies Lemon Pie ? 1st? $3.00 Cash ? Reynolds Motors 2nd? $2.00 Laundry Service ? ; Kings Mountain Laundry. Cocoanut Pie ? 1st ? Basket of Groceries ? Gault'si Grocery. . 2nd ? Suit and dress cleaned ? : Weaver's Cleaners. Butterscotch Pie ? 1st? 500 lbs. Coal-Dixi? Gem ? Kings Mountain Ice 4 Coal Co. 2 ml ? Grsage (value $3.50)? Wa I. ter's Florist. Chocolate Pie ? 1st? $2.50 Cash? Silver Villa. 2nd ? 10 lbs. Red Band Flour? Mc. Carter's Grocery. Apple Pie ? 1st? $2.50 Cash ? Harris Funeral Home. 2nd? 10 lbs Flour? T. F. Ballard Grocery. Miscellaneous Pie ? 1st ? Three garments cleaned ? Logan's Dry Cleaners. . ? 2nd? Two Sunday dinners? B 4 B Restaurant. Candy Coneotkm of eandy, 5 kinds, ??ch variety having 15 ipieees ' Album of Records (The LMfe Church Around the Corner)? 'Record Shop. '* a 2nd? OS lbs. Mother's Best Flour ? Ware* Sons. Collection, 3 varieties, each varie ty having 15 pieces? ls> ? Dull Harden ? Kings ? Moun tain. F;orist. 2nd ? Pair Half Soles and Heels ? Panther Shoe Shop. Fudge Candy entering 15 pieces ? > 1st ? Three Dollars Cleaning ? Mo Curdy Cleaners. 2nd? Oil Change ? McGiU's Esse Station. Sea foam Candy entering 15 pieces 1st ? Small Cured Ham ? B & B Grocery. 2nd ? 5 gallons Gas ? King Street Gulf Service Station. Divinity Candy ? entering 15 pieces ? 1st? Magazine Rack ? Cooper's Furniture Co. 2nd ? Oil Change ? Center Service Station. Mints ? 1st? Picture ? Cooper's Furniture Co. 2nd ? 1 dozen Dish Towels ? Pin nacle Textiles, Inc. Miscellaneous Candy ? entering 15 pieces? 1st ? $2.00 Cash ? Superior Stone Co. . 2nd? Can each of Simoniz and Wax -r- Grigg Garage. Candy made by child under 15 years? 1st? $2.00 Cash ? ? Superior Stone Co. 2nd? $1.00 Cash ? Superior Stone Co. Genaod Goods Jar Canned Fruit? . 1st ? Miniature cup and saucer ? Amos tc Son. 2nd ? Wash and Grease Job ? At nette Pure Oil Service Station. Jar Canned Vegetables ? 1st ? 1 lb. Hobby Box Candy ? Kings Mountain Drug Co. 2nd ? Nickle License Plate Fram es ? Plonk Motor Co; Jelly ? 1st ? 1 pair Nylon Hose ? W. M. Gantt Grocery. 2nd ? Enamel Pa(nt (Vita Lux) ? Marlowe's Home & Auto Supply. Peach Pickle ? 1st ? Watch Repair $3.50 service ? F. M. Rippy, Jeweler. 2nd ? Rye Grass Seed ? Ward's Feed & Seed Store. Jar Cucumber Pickles? lM ? Musical Non-Electrical iv>#r Knocker ? Elmer Lumber Co. 2nd? Radio Repair $3.00 ? Siotc's Radio Repair. /. Jar Miscellaneous Pick !es ? , 1st ? Rev Ion Nail Polish and Lip Slick Set -r Kings Mountain Boau ty Shop. 2nd ? 5 lb>. Molhor's Bo,s; Flour? ? Midway Grocery (Piedmont Ave 1. Best Miscellaneous Canned Good* ? 10 lbs. Flour ' Red Band Blaiocic Grocery. j Best Miscellaneous Canned Sweater ? Lucite Toilet Set ? Griffin Dru?j Co. ? l All entries must. have names of entrants pasted or ot"herwi**? secur ed on bottom of cans or jars * SWEEPSTAKE PRIZE $5.00, First Prize ? First Rational . Bank. $3.00. Second Prize ? Piedmon* | Washerette. s ' The persons taking the mo<st priaM ! win the Sweepstakes. | In the year 1865 the Rockefellev ; interests built a large oil refinery I Cleveland, Ohio. Gunmen gel caught ? aamelimes altar many critnti have been charged against them. You might be on# ?I the hrst ones ? play safe and guard your money and property with Hold-Up & Robbery Insurance! C.E. WAR LICK insuRnncE ageiicv - - -arj . . um rtn fHOtJC 98 t, 37 1 Jtl.;r ?r m?MC 1190 ? 10AN 0* FROM HOLLYWOOD . . . the motion picture industry brings you the first movie of its kind . . . "Not Wanted" ... a soul sea ring, true story about an unwed mother. A dramatic story come to life about one of the 100,000 unhappy, confused American girls who each year bear children out of wedlock. Here is Hollywood's answer to America's No. 1 Hush-Hush problem. Produced by film star Ida Lupino, who brings to the r i en three talented film discoveries . . . Sally Forrest, Keefe b; ssell and Leo Penn. "Not Wanted'' is a picture every parent will want to see. All parents have a vital stake in fh^.jfr|eture .^^because this girl is someone's child . . a girl who may live next door ... a girl who may be in your own fa.m ? ily . Don't fail to see . . \ *'Not Wanted," at the JOY THEATRE MONDAY & TUESDAY MYERS' DRESS SHOP ? Second Floor #
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