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PERSONALS
The basket ball team of the City
lii?h Schi ol will play a match, game
w the te;m of the Flat Rock H-ih
St-hool on Friday afternoon at Flt
Ro-k. The local team w.ill giva 9
ca-iavai about the middle of Ma.-rn
iO.I the proceeds will go towards tie-
fra-ing txpenses.
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Mrs. C. U. Smith and children,
from Candler, are semliag sometime
xviih the former's parent 3, Mr. and
Ivlr.3. J. T. Jackson at Osceola Lake.
Mfs. Nellie Newman and little ' ron,
who have been visiting rheni, ret'irn
ed to Campobella, S. C, last Sunday.
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The Presbyterian Woman's Auxil
iary, whose president is Mrs. A. H.
yorey, had an interesting meeting last
Tuesday In the church parlors, on
China. There will be a social meet
ing next Tuesday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. E.
Sample. A full attendance of the
members is desired.
Messrs Claude AUi aid Tom
Keith have leased the Bartlette houxa
on Seventh avenue, 'leir parntsMr.
and Mrs. W. C. Keita. fiom.Atkiu
son, are to come iu the car) spring
and their s:fter, MiSo AnUo Fay wjjl
come when .V2r schooi cl Tby
will then hv,Q a fam'; rc uaion una
spend the summer tog:
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Last Friday afternoon at the Gn1a
Srhdt'l, there was an exciting speMius
natch between the fifth and the sixtL
grades. The fifth grade won, Lliss
ai-t!ie Richards was the leader. Wa-ia-wor'a
Farnum in the sixth grade w.s
the test, to vield. This is the -seco'.a
ttfte tho fifth grcdi has won ovet the
siath and they ttel very happy,
A. C. Glazener has purchased
tfrom Dr. W. H. Vander
sixty-foot lot on Fifth
tween the residence of Dr. Vander
Mm. M. M. Fhepherd invited xhut
1$ 'fiends to a Birthday party that wag-
iren to her "dausjter, Katharine, n
Friday afternoon b"eb., 28, from S.JO
to 6 o clock T i': children showod
Katharine with "lit , gifts on ;;r 1
seven in birthday vhich she enjjro.
lttr riaying several games, Mrs.
IWrherd served ic cream, the biri.i
Cay cake and ce, dy. ;:
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Mrs. Wilson McCarson invited' a
dozen litde friends to share the plea
sures of her little son, Trask's Birth
day party with him on. Saturday ar-
ternoon, March 1. ' After enjoying
games, the birthday cake, which was
blighted with four candles, was served
with other refreshments. Trask re
ceived a number of interesting gifts
'from the guests.
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mt. a. . .Patterson. nronrietor nt
Ajlnaen Patterson's Department' Store, has re-
Avenue be-1 j , . , j
iiuucu uvui au caicuuou tup iu norin-
ern markets where he has beendnin?
,Llnden and Mr. Clarence Latham, and s rin bu i Mr patterson saya
"""" " 1D that although the market is of:
now drawing the plans and work will sllghtly on cotton and woolen clot;
kstart at the earliest moment possible. jthe price of clotning l3 steady a
o 'along the line, due mainly to the ex-
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m ti aui uiuai jr wages uuw iii . cuwt.
A Message to the
TNG PUBLIC
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ia ve noi aa ver usea ; in a
iduauuiiy uui iiu.w Liictt iroaa
ities are more easily obtained, we
jMunauy aaveriise r-iiujco ana
ytm compare for your SAVINGS
For next Saturday andNffonday, ONLY the following SPECIALS
will spply; some of our slocks are limited, and we ask that yon
get your orders In EARLY.
We
long ti
Admi
Commo
will occ
ask that
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FLOUE. (It's LIBERTY BELL)
-a i. .... .. J. .$10
48 lb- ba& .. .;..... ....W0
Per Barrel. J. an- e
...... t 1 1 1 tlA 4.V
FLOUB IS AJiYANCEVG.
OAKlEAL.
Pe- Package. . 1c
rer Dozen....
SUCIAIt Flnp Grant ta!ed
25 lbs.,
10 lbs.
. $2.60
'-( ...... $1.0
COFFEI-SNSJill A.'rancing.
SHc
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Out Sonthern Blend.
!T'ree Pounds for. , ' -
veoi Coffee for.- . ... .
Brier Coffee o.- ....
Ereakfast B nd. . . . . ....!!
S lb. Breakfast Blend
HIGEIA 4 lb. can (01 .....
...80e
..82c
, . . . ....... .95c
...... . ......$1.40
Buy a good Mock.
CAJCI Ely GOODS.
Tomatoes, ..S lb can 18c... Dozen..
String Beans, 3 lb can....18c.jL..Dozen..
Bridal Sngar. Corn 20c. .i... Dozen. .
Sugar Peas .... .... 18c... J... Dozen..
California CUng Peaches. 83e. . Dozen.
CaL Prunes.
CaL fancy Peaches..
Dried Apples
Dried TThlte4 Beans
Dried CoL Beans.. ....
Black Eye Peas... .....
Sweet Marie Toilet Soap
Laundry Soap
Washing ; Powders . . . .
Searchlight Matches . . . .
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........$2.10
. $2,10
. $2j2o
$2.10
.. .....fcUM)
: . .15c lb.
20c lb.
13c lb.
......13c lb.
10c lb.
10c lb.
5e
5c
.......... 5e
. . .' ...... 5c
BROOMS. $1.25 brooms for 95c only 3 to cntomerj this sale only.
begin sweeping again, and buy the limit.
MACARONI: 3 packages extra macaroni and 1-2 lb. Cheese
for 50c
FEEDSIUFFS:
7 per cent. Cotton Seed Meal.......... ..
Old Style HnW...
Shorts, 75's.. f
Salt....... ..... . ..... ..4. ...... ..... .
- Dairy Feed. ;
Jersey Cow Feed, 75's. . . ,
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..$3.00 per bag.
,.$1) per bag.
..$2r35 per bag.
$1.10 per basr.
25 pe bag.
$230 per bag.
TYe hare eTerythlng In tli grrrj Une and can't adre ritlse all Itcm
but all commodities will be reduced for Saturday and Monday next.
Yon know It rains sometimes (I) on Saturdays since tAe ground hog
saw bis shadow, and we therefore; will keep these In effect for two
days, as MONDAYS are always sunshiny. Get on the CASH sys-
tem and SAVE MONEY. It COUNTS BIG In tbe run of a year.
VhoIesal
Retai1
S. J. Justice, who has not been
well for several months, went to Spar-f
tanburg, S. C, for treatment. Mr
Justice is now a patient in Seedley's"
Sanatorium. Mrs. Justice is with
her daughter who lives in Spartan-
burg. Rev. James Justice, trots.
iyBlack Mountain, Geo. W. Justice and
other members of the family have
.been with their father.
Another garage business for Hen
iJersonville will be in shape, for bus!-'
jess about the 15th. Messrs Bert
Shoek and Harley Shipman are now
making necessary alterations on. the
building owned by Mrs. E. G. Wilson
on Third Avenue back of the Blue
Ridge Inn, and Lawrence Burnett
and Jerry Shipman will be employed
in the garage.
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. 1 Monday evening, Feb.,. 24, th?
riat I Cod: Parent-Teachers' Associa
ticr. save an entertainment at the
scTiool ouiJding. The children gave a
si;rt. T-5."..-otic program which 'was
enjoyed Dr. E. E. Bomar made an
iateivrring ..ddress. Mrs. S. M. Gar
ren, who is-jresident of the associa
tion 1 tad a fine report of the work
that had been done within the past
J two years. A summary of the wo
will be gnen in next week's paper.
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Robert C. :-a-ni;.o who is ciiicf ur
soon on the ship, President Grant
left on Monday for Hoboken, N. J.,
after spending a few days with his
home folks. Dr. Sample sails on
Wednesday for St. Nazaire, France,
which will be his fourth trip overseas.
On the last voyage there were tJ.000
troops and 800 among them were
wounded. The sea was 30 rous'a,
that while Dr. Sample was perform
ing one of the three operations, a
man had to hold him steady.
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Among those who have reoeive'l
bv?:oralie discharges from service a?e
Pryan J. Brookshire, son of J. L.
Tv .:,. :rr, who made eight Iris
evtiseas on the U. S. S. Matsoolft
ft am New fork City to Brest and
&kx. I Vance. The last voyage h
took 12 days, was an excso'iinjrly
roiifsh one. Pv't. Dixon P. Cais:o
fr'-ni Camp Sherman, Ohio, win oiv-
U in the 35th Machine Gun Battal'n
ms at Fletcher and Pv't. Flare An-
ders from the city, who was statijne
iat Camp Sevier for six montt vriM
te Infantry-
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At the l.adiei .id Socir- last
Thursdt. afternoon, which m-t with
Mrs. Guy E. Dixon, there were 14
members present and each one work
ed assidously with the part that was
given to her.' The society is trrowine
in interest and it is earnestly desired
that every member of the church
should join. During the afternoon.
?rs. Dixon .insisted oy hr dausH :jr,
Miss Dessie and Miss Margaret Mifi-
dleton served ice cream and cake
Mrs Durfee read a repo.-t of 'the work
that had Tbeen done and the amount
that had been contributed. Mrs. J.
Mack Rhodes is entertaitnrg the so
ciety today.
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NUBONE CORSETS are not sold in
stores, but each corset is tailored to
your measure. I will be glad to call
and take your measure. Miss LlllUa
Murrah, Phone 230-W.
T. D. BRITTON
Thomas D. Britton died at Naples
on Monday morning following an at
tack of Influenza-pneumonia. Mr .
Britton was a Confederate soldiei-
about 84 years old. The body wss
taken to Mill Pond on Tuesday after
Youthful Styles of
Haarming Originality
For the vouthf al woman and
te miss of good taste and style
diswunent. Co-Ed dresses are
a revelation in delightful dainti
ness andWmplicity. Brimful of
originality y of youth, of distinction
they are p ractical, serviceable and
so modestly priced that they
are irresistible values. S
Made in nnesboerges, in satm
Francaise. and m Silks and
Georgettes and Senreiber stand-
ware Jersey CJoth.
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IXARGEST AND BEST IN HENDER SQM ffVi iWtv "t
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Sho wing the Newest in Trimmed
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Cl o
aoacs uave oeen aue suice Octo
ber 1st anjj the books close April $st.
After that (date a penalty must be added
to the amoiint of the tax, and property on
which taxes We not been paid will be
advertised in thfe paper Thursdav Ail
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Only 25 Days LeftVfo tte
Payments
u ywait until the la minute. You
City must make reasonably pfernpt cbllec
tion to take care of ito business. VThe City's
business is your busing pu.. J
f9e wnH . pav your
G. W.
IBROOKS.
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PHONES 120
noon for Interment. He is survived by
CITY
his wife and several children and all
3C
are sick with influenza.
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