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I FREE CIRCUS TICKETS | With Every 50c Purchase at Efird’s I I TODAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY | 7 . ' >. - I Jj I Everybody loves a circus and Efird’s wants everybody to | | .Jj 1 go, so we have made special arrangements with the man- j j Jj | agement of WORLD BROS* CIRCUS, showing here | j I ! MONDAY, OCTOBER 16th. f 1 ¥ S' || 1 | GET A FREE TICKET WITH EVERY 50c PURCHASE f j . J j DURING THE THREE SPECIAL DAYS. THIS TICKET | j | 1 PLUS TEN CENTS TO COVER THE TAX ADMITS j I I 1 YOU TO THE WHOLE PERFORMANCE. I I Agr W $ i Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s SWEATERS All Wool Slip-on and Coat Styles. Solid and' fancy colors. $1.94 Ladies’ Bloomers Fine Quality rayon and cotton Bloomers in every desired shade. 39c isasssss: I Ladies’ Sweaters ! I Slip-over styles with new high necks. | Also stylish coat models; wool and silk j combined. * $1.95 || sj«»s<«js3«so6:<e»;:<sjotj«3>:joe?«3»:3oooE»EJoE3a3«5ss>:3ce3«a£ioe»t?K s Fur Trimmed Coats 1 i st ; • :o: i Fashioned of rough woolens in the new styles with ^ pleated, puffed sleeves, furred collars and cuffs in ^1^ I J ■ $ j black and mixed tweeds Ladies’ Polo Coats IJ st 3 The season’s newest woolens in green, sand, brown, <K ^ mai Sj 3 blue, red, black and mixtures, some are fur trim- ^1^ I W I I St % med __,____<P L | 1 1 i LADIES’SPORT SPORT AND 1 j COATS DRESS COATS 1 1 st I New style lines with the new sleeve New woolens in black, brown and blue. S S treatments in blue, tan, black, brown^ New styles and new type sleeves, the best St | checks, plaids and mixtures. coats are fur-trimmed. St $10.75 $8.95 | j jot 5? LADIES’ WINTER COATS ! j St $ Good warm woolens in jmj jp* brown, gray, blue sand, i navy and black . .— m Ladies’ Crepe DRESSES . Good quality crepe in red, blue, navy, wine, black and brown, also small de sign prints Ladies’ Silk DRESSES Beautiful new fabrics in smart fall and winter colors, fashiond on the new lines with chic trimmings. $3.95 1 Ladies’ Silk Dresses :o: 2 « 1 Heavy quality silk, fashioned in the season’s newest modes, the ^ colors and trim treatments are also of the newest fashion trend.... 2 ;« New Woolens Wool jersey and wool crepe. Very latest designs. Yd. 89c Silk Prints ; Crepes and Canton crepe in plaids, dots and solid colors. Yd. 97c Silk Hosiery Chiffon and full fashioned' hose. All new shades. 69c I EFIRD’S DEPARTMENT STORE' j I SALISBURY, N. C. 1 j Trade Here - ^ ^ ^ SeejThe Circus jj iM'di-S? • - . . J ‘ ' . ' ' : [Texas Wife ^ ; Draws Code T ' For Women IT — | i •_ ! ♦ I Says Woman MustvBe Taken Out. i For Dinner and Others Dry j i the Dishes. Q ! 4 ' . i 5 Beaumont, Texas—Hearing noth in ing about a 40-hour week for fa housewives, a home maker of Ned-, 4 erland Tex., has proposed a code of 4 her own. 4 Received by B. B. Johnson,' 4 county judge in a letter which; £ suggested its consideration by Presi dent Roosevelt and modestly sign-' ed "Mrs. L. T. P.” the code fol |f lows: J j4 Every -housewife shall be taken 4 out to dinner at last once a week. Husband or some other member £ of the family shall dry all the sup-! d per dishes. fa Every housewife is entitled to a fa mnimum of two movies weekly. Elusband shall help children with at least half of the home work. | 4 Every housewife is entitled to ^ ten per cent of family pay check for personal expenditures on self for clothes cosmetics, etc. Every housewife (except where 4 sickness or other emergency exists) 4 is entitled to sleep late at least two mornings weekly. , a Every Ihouswife 3s entitled to $ extra help for house cleaning. fa -- JUt , i I Brewery Locates I For Statesville | -: ^ Statesville—Officials of the Old ^ South Brewing company have an jS nounced the purchase of the Sterl ^ ing Flour Mill company’s plant ^ here and their purpose at once to !p convert it. into a brewery. The local flour plant has been inactive & and in receivership for several jk years and the Old South Brewing! jC company is making the dealj £ through the receiver W. E. Webb !? of Statesville. . * ? The work of dismantling the | flour mill has begun. The build-j I ing will be remodieled and brewing machinery installed at once, so | that the manufacture of beer may. t start in January and shipping the f product may begin by March 1,! f 1934. f - f MISTAKE P She—John, dear, I wouldn’t let it any one else kiss me like this. * Ffe—my name isn’t John. f MORTGAGE SALE OF REAL f ESTATE IN THE TOWN OF f FAITH f By virtue of authority contained in a certain mortgage deed of i! trust, dated May 25, 1931 and reg-j | istered in the Register’s Office of ? Rowan County in Book of Mort-f g gages No. 117, page 241, from ip Dovie Fisher McfCombs and hus ip band W. M. McCombs, to Leo M. % McCombs, Trustee, default having i&. been made in the payment of the ;& note secured thereby, and request £ of foreclosure having been made £ by die holder of said note, the un je dersigned Trustee wiii sell at public !p auction to the highest bidder, for g- cash, at the Court House door in Salisbury, N. C., on Monday, No ^ vember 13, 1933, at 12 o’clock, f Noon, the following described real 5 estate, to-wit: !f Formerly the property of Jno. D| A. Fisher, situated in Litaker Township and in the Town of 1 Faith, and more particularly de A scribed as follows, to wit: j|_ Beginning at a stone, formerly 5 corner of the Reformed church lor |f now T. M. Byrd’s lot at Faith, N. !p C., on the Mount Pleasant Road leading from Salisbury; runs thence North 74 East 3 chains 42 links tq [A a stone; thence North 17 East 1 ■|_ chain 7 links to a stone; thence S North 74 East 4 chains 75 links to a stone Peeler Bros, line; thence ip South 17 East 2 chains 5 5 links to; ff a stone; thence South 74 West 8! I- chains 17 links to a stone in said; jL public road, G. A. Brown’s corner;! ,\s | niui uiv iwau i vikuii | !48 links to the beginning comer,j £ containing l-% acres, more or less.| J" Excepting however, a lot cut off ip of the above lot and conveyed to T. |* M. Byrd, Said lot containing 11130 jk square feet, being about 70 by 175 I. feet, and fully described by metes £ and bounds in Deed Book No. 182, j? page 302. I’ See deed from C. H. A. Mc J Combs Administrator C. T. A. and |■ D. B. N. of Jno. D. A. Fisher, de i ceased, dated May 2 5, 1931, and t duly registered in the Register’s £ Office of Rowan County. I Dated, this 12 th day of October, f 1933. _ f LEO M. McCOMBS, Trustee. ^ Oct. 13—Noy. 3. RIDE ON CAR SAVES RABBIT Somewhere near Greely, Neb., there’s a jackrabbit alive because of help rendered by a passing auto-, mobile. T. H. Murrap reports that while traveling along the state highway, he overtook a dog pursu-j ing a rabbit. (As ihe drove along-j sidle the rabbit, he slowed downi momentraily and the rabbit hopped I on the running board of the car.! The animal rede there about a quarter of a mile, until the dog had j given up the chase, and then jump ed off and went about its business. PARENTS OE TWENTY ARE PROUD OF TWINS Pasadena Cali.—Parents of. 20 children Mr. and Mrs. Valentino Mesa have been named the cham pion parents of Pasadena by city health department offcialsL The couple are proud parents of a new addition—twins.- Mrs. Mesa is only 39. j —;-;- i Undismayed by Honeymoon; Hoodo of the "Seejacks,” Despite Divorce Records of Around-the World Cruises, Another Hopeful Young Couple Will Attempt ft. See the Illustrated Article in The American Weekly, the Magazine Distributed With Next Sunday’s Baltimore American. Buy it from your favorite newsboy or news dealer. The Most Dangerous Place You Can Be. Home Net So Safe as Of fice or Workshop, and Other Sur prising Facts Revealed in an Ar ticle in The American Weekly, the Magazine Distributed With Next Sunday’s Baltimore American. Buy it from your favorite newsboy or newsdealer. Got Over Weak, * Painful Condition By Taking Cardui “I was weak and run-down and suffered quite a bit with pains iq my side,” writes Mrs. Nick Bar ranco, of Beaumont, Texas. "I wa3 nervous. I did not rest well at night, and my ’appetite was poor. "My mother' had used# Cardui with beneficial result, so I jflecided to take it. I surely am glad I did, for it stopped the pain in my sidd and built up my general health. I took seven bottles in all.” For over 50 years, Cardui has been helping women just as this Texas lady describes above. Cardui is sold at all drug stores. LIQUID, TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS Checks Malaria in 3 days, Colds first day. Headaches or Neural gia in 30 minutes. ' FINE LAXATIVE AND TONIC Most Speedy Remedies Known. —-—i -! DR. N. C. LITTLE Optometrist Eyes examined and glasses fitted Telephone 1571W. 107% S. Main Street Next to Ketchie' Barber Shop. Use Vir Glow COAL For all heating pur poses. Gives good heat. Prompt Delivery YADKIN FUEL CO. PHONE 1594 Good Dependable Used Cars at I BARGAIN PRICES I ’3 2 CHEVROLET COACH f ’30 CHEVROLET COACH (2) I ’29 CHEVROLET COUPE (2) I ’29 CHEVROLET COACH § ’27 CHEVROLET SEDAN I ’31 PLYMOUTH COACH A J ’30 CHRYSLER SEDAN W § ’30 FORD COACH (2) I ’29 NASH SEDAN I ’29 OAKLAND COUPE 1 CHRYSLER "72” COACH I CHEVROLET 1 1-2 ton truck I Raney-CIine Motor Co. I S. MAIN STREET PHONE tii I * ^HQEBBHE^^v IN THI ELGIN ROAD RACES . SHOCK-PROOFED The Cushion Cap plus j the new Crimson Anti mony and Rubbers hock Cushion built into j Pharis Roadgripper tires protect the fabric against road shocks and 1 curb shocks. ’■* BLOWOUT PROTECTED Antimony dissipates heat. The Pharis shock cushion hermetically j seals the fabric,prevents excessive friction heat. Keeps the heart of tire healthy and blowout resistant. j !jm can hay tJu UbrU* SafwtTLie* here AT THESE PHENOMENAL LOW PRICES HEAVY DUTY ROADGRBPPERS 4-PUIS 6-PlliS 2 For 2 For 30 x 4.50—21.$10.98 $15.15 23 x4.75—19.... 12.08 15.72 29x 5.00—19. 12.98 17.26 30x5.00—20. 13.53 17.79 28x5.25—18.. 14.63 19.03 29x5.25—19. 15.35 19.40 Other sizes including truck tires at proportionately low prices ^ ^ OCT. 18,1932—Established the World’s Record for stock tire speed with SAFETY at 110 miles per hour on the Indianapolis Speedway. AUG. 26, 1933—Remarkable performance in Elgin Road Races, reaching maximum speed of 133 miles per horn—without tire change. Another highgrade tire at still lower prices PHARIS COMRADE ~j 6-PUB" 2 For 8 PlltS* 2 For 29x4.40-21....$ 8.14 30x4.50-21.... 9.06 $12.67 29x4.75-20.... 10.25 13.55 29 X 5.00-19.... 10.59 14.42 Mld< ^ ,h. 30 X 5.00—20.... 10.86 14.84 FestestCrowine 28x5.25-18.... 11.88 15.92 Tire Company ■mwmwbwwwmbwhh in the WorM •Two of these plies are commonly known as breaker strips. _ w* •*» a*:3 smt Salisbury Ignition & Battery Co. 122 W. Fisher St,. Phone 293 - tv
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