ELLENBORO NEWS
Ellenboro, July 10. —Mrs. M. H.
Flack has been very sick for the past
ten days, but is very much improv
ed now. Her sisters, Mesdames John
Long and Albert Bridges, of Forest
City, also Mrs. Mattie Bowman and
two daughters of Greer, S. C., have
been to visit her during her illness.
Mr. Corbitt Mauney, a Seaboard
employee of Blacksburg, S. C., has
been on a visit to his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mauney.
Mrs. Walter Wilson and daughter
Nelda, accompanied by Mr. William
Parker, of Lenoir, were visitors dur
ing the past week at Mrs. J. L. El
liott's.
Mr. Jake Beam, an employee, of
the C. C. & 0. Railroad at Bridge
water, and Marion has been visiting
Everybody is Going to
the
liberty Theatre
Spindale, - N. C.
Saturday, July 21st
To See
"Casey Jones"
a thrilling railroad
story based on the song
of the same name, with
an all star cast includ
ing Ralph Lewis, Kate
Price, Jason Robards,
Annie Sheridan, A 1 St.
John and Brooks Bene
dict, .
I Showing matinee and
; night.
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Also plenty of good
comedy.
LIBERTY THEATRE
; Spindale, N. C.
POULTRY CAR
RUTHERFORDTON
SOUTHERN DEPOT
Monday, July 16th
FOREST CITY
SOUTHERN DEPOT
jTuesday, July 17 th
The following cash prices will be paid at the car door:
Heavy Hens, 18c Leghorn Hens, 15c
Leghorn Broilers, 20c Roosters, 10c
Colord Heavy Broilers, 25c
Your Vacation
Hosiery Wardrobe
Rather than spend precious vacation
days hunting for stockings in some
strange place, the wise woman pro-
H - JgR&M " ML vides every need abundantly before
J mpm 9 s^e leaves—and she saves time now
w f£ $9 by com * n S to Wright-Scruggs Shoe
W* 131 0 Co., where every need can be select
/ e( * promptness and economy.
VAN RAALTE, PHOENIX, HOLEPROOF,
ONYX-POINTEX
Sizes 8 to 10£ Prices SI.OO to $2 95
PROMPT MAIL ORDER SERVICE
\ c cJke Shoe Store" - . /^1
Spartanburg, S.C
his home folks in Ellenboro. He re
turned to his work Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Posey Flack, of For
est City, were here Sunday to see
their mother, Mrs. M. H. Flack, who
has been real sick for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Orell Wright have
j been spending a few days with Mr.
! and Mrs. J. L. Elliott.
Charles Melton, son of Mr. and i
Mrs. Julius Melton, aged about three '
j years, died at the home of his par- j
| ents Thursday and was buried at j
1 First Broad Baptist church Friday, j
! July 6th. He had been a sufferer i
from a lingering illness for a long
time. He was the youngest of ten
children. The funeral services were
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mai'- j
tin Gold, of Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Vera Hamrick, is off for her j
vacation from the Hollis Mercantile !
Company's store. She will leave in a
few days for Waxhaw and Charlotte
to spend her vacation.
The Junior Girls' Sunday school
class spent a very pleasant day at the
Mill reservation Park Thursday. A
most delicious picnic was served to
the following: Hisses Lorene and
Mary Etta Harrill, Addie and Ruby
Hamrick, Margaret and Nell Pedg
ett, Nell Culbreth, RutK Hughes, Ev
elyn Teddar, Bonnie Melton, Zudie
Harrill, and Mertice Hamrick.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hamrick enter
tained at a delightful party at their
home here Thursday evening, hon
oring their nieces, the Misses Go
forth of Cliffside. Large bowls of
pink roses, Queen Anne lace and lark
spur were used as an effective dec
oration. Among those present in- j
eluded Misses Zudie and Sara Harrill,
Mertice, Mary and Ellen Hamrick,
Maud Wright, Louise Beam, Mary
Melton, Louise Elliott, Hermenia,
Hamrick Lorene Culbreth; Messrs.
Ewert Burns, Morris and George
Hamrick, Laxton Hamrick, Levy
Burns and Emmett Hamrick. Hostess
served cream and wafers.
Prof, and Mrs. A. B. Bushong re
turned last week from a delightful
fifteen day motor trip through the
state of Virginia, with stops at many
interesting points. They greatly en
| joyed the many object of interest on
the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal Whisnant of
Shelby, also Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martin
were among the visitors at Mrs. Elij
ah Martin's during the past week.
Mrs. Nallee and two boys, Robert
and George of Ft. Myers, Fla., are
here to spend some time at the Pied
mont House.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, JULY 12, 1928.
120 PER CENT |
DISCOUNT SALE!
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i Everything in Our Store Goes at This j
. Big Saving! .
i Sale Begins Fri., July 13 I
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I And Continues For Ten Days j
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i 148 Dresses 239 Men's and !
ij in Party styles, Street styles, Church and Young Men's !
jj Sport styles. You have saved money by f\ I I ■ "T" /\
jj waiting until now to buy your dress. I 11 I
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S £\ Nobby 2-piece, 3-piece and 4-piece Suits,
g I I W* O | I OMI T All our best Society Brand, Schloss Bros.,
! Reduces 20 Per Cent
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jj |12.75 Dress to $10.20
a 117.75 Dress to $13.20 W LI/
| - 01 Kn ■n f « IQCn $39.50 Suit $31.60
3 $24.50 Diess to $19.60 | 35 00 Suit $28.00
i $29.50 Dress to $23.60 $29.50 Suit $23.60
I $25.00 Suit $20.00
1 $35.00 Dress to $28.00 $19.75 Suit -.515.80 . I
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| Silks, Dress Goods, Trimming Mater
| ials, Scarfs, Toilet Articles, House Fur
| nishings, Rugs, Draperies, and Window
| Fixtures, Luggage. Everything Re-.
I duced 20 Per Cent For Discount Sale.
Sale Begins Fri., July 13
I And Continues Ten Days. Come, Get Your Share of
§ This Discount Sale.
j Carroll & Byers Co.
S FOREST CITY, N. C.