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Cash in advance.
RANTED Position as stenog
rapher or general office work. Phone
■ 46-R. Forest City, N. C. 5-4tp.
If you want to jteli your house and
lot or farm, or if you want to buy
property of any kind write or see me;
Chas. Z. Flack, Foiest City, N.C. 1-tf
M. C. Phillips will have plenty of
f res h fish and oysters Friday and
Saturday. Also have a full line of
fresh fruits and vegetables. Hot
lunches and sandwiches at all times.
Give us a trial. M. C. Phillips, corner
Broadway and Powell.
WARNING —Any one entering my
bungalow at Lake Lure, without per
mission, will be piosecuted to the
full extent of the law. C. E. Alcock.
4-tf.
FOR SALE Used Stieff piano
in pood condition. Most reasonable
price. Address C., Courier office.
5-4t-p.
REWARD —A reward of $lO will
be paid any law officer, or others,
who will apprehend party or parties,
who have been entering my bunga
low at Lake Lure. C. E. Alcock. 4-tf
FOR SALE—The late C. L.
Moore's home place. Good dwelling
and 56 85-100 acres land. Water on
place at three points. See C. C.
Moore, Forest City. 4-4t.
HOW MUCH RENT have you paid
the other fellow? Invest your money
in your own property. We will loan
you money to buy your own home.
Chas. Z. Flack, Forest City. 1-tf
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LOOPERS WANTED Eight
cents per dozen, for 120 and 132
needle work. Holt Bros. Knitting!
Co., Burlington, N. C. 3-6t. j
New electric floor polish and vac-1
uum cleaners for rent. Farmers Hard- j
ware Co.
HOW MUCH RENT have you paid
the other fellow? Invest your money
in your own property. We will loan
you money to buy your own home.
Chas. Z. Flack, Forest City. 1-tf
Try Carmote Enamel for your
chairs, beds, etc. It gives color. Eas
ily used. Farmers Hardware Co.
FOR SALE Will offer 15 nice
lots at Alexander Mills at BARGAIN
price. Four corner front lots on
Highway 207. W. C. TATE, Union
Mills, N. C. 5-4t.
BOOST YOUR CITY—By using
the illustrated Forest City letter
heads. Buy in any quantity of not
less than 25 at one cent a sheet. Buy
a few to write to your friends away
from home. The Forest City Courier.
49-tf.
We can make you loans on improv
ed property or farms. Chas. Z. Flack.
Phone 40, Forest City. 1-tf
Automobile door and wind shields
repaired while you wait. Farmers
Hardware Co.
SALE OF SCHOOL BUILDINGS
—Pursuant to an order of the Ruth
erford County Board of Education,
Passed at the regular session on the
day of November, 1928, I will
the following school buildings;
Strickland, Glenwood, and McKinney,
a t the courthouse door on the 6th
day of December, 1928 at noon.-'fhe
terms of sale are cash and the right
ls reserved to reject any or all bids.
RUTHERFORD COUNTY BOARD
°P EDUCATION, Clyde A. Erwin,
Secretary. , ... 6-3t,
FROST .PROOF Cabbage plants—
-100, 25c; 1,000, $1.25. Wood's Cab
bage Lettuce and best Curley Kales
IQ O, oOc; 1,000, $1.50. Rev. M. L.
Buchanan's Thermal Belt Gardens,
Mills, N. C. 6-2t.
e can make you loans »n improv
ed property or farms. Chas. Z. Flack.
p hon. ? 40, Forest City. 1-tf
Lawn grass seed. Farmers Hard
ware Co.
Vecto heaters will warm your home
* small co*£. Farmers Hardware Co.
I CAROLEEN NEWS
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Caroleen, Nov. 19—Mrs. Robert
Neal, Misses Sue Koon, Virginia
Poole, and Goldie Lee Morrissete
spent Saturday in Spartanburg shop
ping.
Miss Eileen Hughes and Mr. Dan
Hughes spent Sunday afternoon in
Spartanburg visiting relatives.
Miss Muriel Wall and Mr. Hassel
Wall motored to Spartanburg,
Wednesday afternoon to see A 1 Jol
son in "The Singing Fool."
Mr. A. C. Lovelace attended the
i Red Cross meeting at Rutherfordton,
Monday'afternoon.
Miss Cleo Sane spent the week-end
at home, in Campobello.
Miss Arrie Robbins spent the week
j end with friends at Shiloh.
Miss Pauline Hollifield, of Rock
j Hill, S. C., was the dinner guest of
Miss Edith Hamrick, Sunday.
Miss Louise Fowler was the week
end guest of her sister, Mrs. Clayton
Stalnaker of Forest City.
Mrs. F. O. Hand is visiting in At
lanta, Ga.
Miss Lucille Wall, the music teach
er of Henrietta and Caroleen, held
a meeting of her music pupils on
Saturday. Those present were Misses
Mary Hart Mooneyham, Martha
Hicks, Shirley Crawford and Ruth
Reynolds of Henrietta, and Misses
Ruby Francis, Pearl Mitchell} of Car
oleen. The musicr.club includes one
T'-r
of her Avondale pupils, Virginia
Christy. The gentlemen present were
Messrs. A. C., Jr., and Mark Love
lace of Caroleen.
Henrietta-Caroleen is very proud
of the fact that out of 83 schools in
North Carolina she is one to have no
percentage of failures in college.
A large and appreciative audience
saw the Henrietta-Caroleen Senior
play, "Two Days to Marry," which j
was given at Harris Friday night.
Mrs. S. J. Asbury, who has been ill
for some time, is much improved.
The gymnasium of the Henrietta-
Caroleen High School is now com
pleted a regular basketball practice
has started. The boys and girls are
taking much interest.
MT PLEASANT NEWS
Forest City, R-2, Nov. 19.—The
Mt. Pleasant Sunday school complet
ed their Sunday school study course
last week and had a successful week.
Mrs. L. D. Wilkie, and Miss Belle
Wilkie, Mrs. Delia Randall spent last
Tuesday night with Mr. A. G. Ran
dall.
Mr. G. A. Davidson and family
spent Sunday at Mr. Davidson's.
Miss Mattie Toms spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. J. P. Randall.
Mrs. J. O. Toms and Mr. Dewey
Summers are on the sick list.
Mr. P. L. Kennedy and family
spent Sunday evening with Mr. J. W.
Matheney.
Mr. Toy Summers visited the mad
stone Friday and it stuck seven
hours.
Miss Mallie Matheney spent Satur
day night with Miss Mary Green.
Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Earls are
spending the week with his daughter,
Mrs. J. T. Summers.
Mr. and Mrs. Toy Summers spent
Sunday with the former's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Summers.
OAKLAND NEWS
Forest City R-2, Nov. 19. —School
opened at Oakland November 12,
with a good enrollment, considering
the whooping cough epidemic. Prof.
H. K. Logan, principal, Mr. Bridges,
of Bostic, Mrs. McDonald and Mrs.
Smally of Spindale, Miss Edwards,
of Rutherfordton and Miss Beam,
teachers.
The Mt. Vernon B. Y. P. U. came
to Adaville Sunday night, November
11, and gave a program. It was real
good and was enjoyed by a large
crowd. •
Rev. Jack Haney and family, - of
Greenville, S. C., spent the week
end with Mr. E. M. Diveney's.
Mr. Mote Carpenter and family
spent Sunday at Mr. E. M. Diven
ey's. — l —
cars, one driven by Mr.
Jones the other by Mr. Leonard
Hughes, had a wreck near Oakland
Monday morning. Both cars were
damaged. No one was injured.
Mr. Mack Ramsey and family, who
have lived heije for the past two
years, moved to Spindale last week.
Those on the sick list are Mr. ; Wt
H. Carver, John Jones, Billy Sane,
Willis Pegram and Joseph Hudson.
If you want to sell your house and
lot or farm, or if you want to buy
property of any kind write or see me.
Chas. Z. Flack, Forest City, N.C. 1-tf
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1928
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Attractive overcoats in blue, gray, brown, tan and black, some with
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