DALTON BROTHERS
SEVEN YEARS OLD
One of County's Largest Stores
Will Celebrate Seventh An
niversary This Week.
Dalton Bros, this week is celebrat
ing their seventh Anniversary of the
establishment of the store. Just 7
years ago Dalton Bros, opened for
business in one corner of their pres
ent building with about a $3,000
stock of merchandise. Year after
year, they have grown and expand
ed until today they have one of the
largest and most up to date stores
in this section of the country.
The store is one of the best plann
ed stores in the country. Each de
partment is separate and easily ac
cessible to customers.
No store in the county carries a
more complete line of merchandise
than Dalton Bros. In shoes alone,
they carry a stock of $8,000; in
men's clothing $6,000. A new and up
to date ladies' ready-to-wear depart
ment with a stock of $4,000. This
department is very gratifying. Many
complimentary expressions have
come from the public on the addition
of this department.
Dalton Bros, have made their rep
utation on the high quality of mer
chandise handled. No article goes out
of the store except with the guaran
tee that it must be satisfactory. They
sell only nationally advertised pro
ducts.
The sales forces of this store are
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MISS EMMA DALTON
the most congenial and pleasant to
be found anywhere. They are polite,
courteous, and pleasant. It is a plea
ure to trade there.
J. W. Dalton is manager of the
store, a man of wide expei'ience, hav
ing for many years worked with the
leading stores of this state. He makes
several trips to the each year
in search of goods. When a new
article comes on the market he is
the first to get it.
G. D. Dalton looks after the men's
department and numbers his
ers by the hundreds.
Miss Emma Dalton and Miss Johnnie
Mae Hemphill look after the ladies
side and are very popular with their
customers.
Year after year Dalton Bros, have
increased sales over the preceding
years and from the looks of sales this
year will be no exception. The store
has three outstanding sales each
year: Anniversary sale, Dollar Day
sale, and July Clearance sale. One
of the rigid rules of the firm is nev
er to advertise an article either in
price or quality unless the store can
back it up one hundred percent.
Dalton Bros, number their custom
ers by the thousands and except to
make many more as the years go by.
Their seventh Anniversary sale
starts Friday, September 27 and con
tinues through Saturday, October
12th.
MOORESBOROR-1
Woman's Missionary Society Has In
teresting Meeting—Attending
Fair—Local and Personal
Items.
Mooresboro, R-l, Sept. 23.—Rev.
D. G. Washburn, filled his regular
appointment at High Shoals Satur
day and Sunday, and preached an
unusually fine serm,on both days.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Woman's Missionary Society
met with Mrs. Lee Jlendrick Wed
nesday afternoon. Splendid talks
were made by Mrs. Herbert Parris
and Miss Elora Hames. There was a
large attendance. The next meeting
will be at Mrs. Lyton Proctors.
Mr. and Mr.. Goyen Wall ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Mai
Proctor, of Cliffside, spent Monday
at Marshall, N. C. They went es
pecially to see Mr. Hassel Wall, who
is attending school there.
Miss Gladys Robinson had as her
guests Saturday night, Misses Nell,
Boots, and Melita Early, of Dob
binsville, and Mr. Eckles Hamrick,
of Cliffside.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green, spent
Saturday afternoon in Forest City
shopping.
A large number from this com
munity have been attending the
fair at Shelby this week and every
one reported a splendid fair.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jolley and chil
dren, of Lattimore, were the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. George Jolley, Sun
day afternoon.
Misses Effie and Essie Goode, had
as their guests Sunday afternoon,
Misses Amy Luckadoo, Effie Mauney
Gladys Robinson, and Mr. Luther
Goode. ,
The Sunday School at High Shoals
is very busy practicing for promo
tion day exercises, which will be held
the first Sunday in October.
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W. L. Adams has been appointed
county agent in Wilson county to
succeed J. E. Michael.
Results of variety tests with wheat
during the past six years are given
in Agronomy Information Circular 30
which may be had free of charge on
application to C. B. Williams, State
College, Raleigh.
THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929.
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Prominent Merchants
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; FERRY NEWS
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Ferry, Sept. 23rd.—Rev. T. M.
Hester, of Spindale filled his regular
appointment at Goodes Creek church
Saturday and Sunday last and was
the dinner guest of Mr. Ed. Gordon
and family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vance Rollins, of
Alexander, visited Mrs. Rollins par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Scruggs,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Shehan, of
Cowpens, S. C., spent last week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. Deane Shehan.
Mr. Gaither Kemiedy and family
'and Mrs. R. E. Honeycutt attended the
funeral of Mrs. J. L. Butler at Boil
ing Springs last Sunday afternoon.
Little Miss Sadie Wall recently
visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Wall, at Gaffney, S. C.
Mr. Gaither Kennedy and family
spent Thursday in Spartanburg, and
also visited Mr. H. H. Kennedy who
lives near the city.
Mr. Taylor, Alexander and friend,
Miss Cosby, of Lyman, S. C., were
guests of Mr. Alexander's father,
Mr. W. P. Alexander and family,
Sunday afternoon.
TANNER'S GROVE
Forest City, R-2, Sept. 23.—The
farmers of this section are beginning
to pick cotton.
Mr. Carroll Huntley has been
spending a few days at Mr. W. F.
Carroll's.
Miss Hattie Carroll spent last Sun
day with Miss Jimmie Duncan, of
Spindale.
Mr. John Holland has been sick
for the past few days. His many
friends hope he will soon be well
again.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carroll and
daughter, Annie Sue and Mr. and
Mrs. M. R. Carroll visited Mr. and
Mrs. O. T. Carroll and family Sat
urday night.
The many friends of Mr. Ralph
Huntley surprised him with a birth
day dinner Sunday. There was a
large crowd present.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Toms and
daughter, Mary, and Mrs. C. S. Dun
can were the dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. M. R. Carroll one day last
week.
FOREST CITY TO PLAY
HARRIS SATURDAY
The Florence Pirates, of Forest
City, will play the strong Harris base
ball team on the local diamond Sat
urday afternoon at 3:30. This is the
third game of a five game series to
decide the championship of the Ruth
erford County Textile League. For
est City has won one game and Har
ris has won one game. This will be a
good game so come out and help
Forest City win the championship.
OAK GROVE NEWS
Randall Reunion at Oak Grove Next
Sunday—Epworth League
Having Good Meetings
—Locals.
Bostic, R-3, Sept. 23.—Those visit
ing Mrs. Delia Randall Sunday were:
Mr. M. B. Beam and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Biggerstaff and little son,
James, Misses Vallaree Biggerstaff
and Attie Bailey, Messrs. M. E.,
Clyde, and David Hawkins and little
Miss Marjorie Hawkins.
Miss Pauline Harrill spent Sunday
with Miss Eugenia Randall.
A number of the young folks en
joyed a candy pulling at Mr. Seth
Green's Saturday night.
Mr. James Webb spent Sunday
with Mr. Odell Tate.
Mr. and Mrs. Chivous Tate were
visitors at the home of his father,
Mr. W. P. Tate Sunday.
The Epworth League meets at
Oak Grove every Sunday night. Every
body is invited to come.
Remember the Randall reunion ax
Oak Grove Sunday. Everybody come
and bring well filled baskets.
■ Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Randall and
Miss Kathryn Randall were visitors
at Mrs. J. M. Randall's one evening
last week.
Mrs. M. E. Hawkins spent Friday
evening with Mrs. T. B. Harrill.
j Mrs. Delia Randall spent Friday
night with her sister, Mrs. M. E.
Hawkins.
A large crowd enjoyed some good
string music at Mr. A. B. Baileys
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrill and son, of
Spindale, were visitors at Mr. C. B.
Harrill's Tuesday night.
! Mrs. E. R. Magness and children,
( Earnest, Jr., and Sarah Martha,
j spent a few days last week at Mr.
I Cliff Magness.
J Mr. L. B. Lowey and family, spent
! Sunday at Spruce Pine,
j Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jolley were
i visitors at Mr. M. E. Hawkins Sun
day night.
Southern root rot is making it
imperative for some Edgecombe
peanut growers to harvest the crop
i prematurely this season.
Smith-Harrill
has been appointed
Frigidaire dealer in
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See the special display at
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CARD OF THANKS.
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We wish to thank our friends and !
neighbors for the many deeds of!
kindness shown us during the illness!
and death of our dear daughter and
sister, Hazel, and also for the many!
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son t * ie All-American Six with twenty other
medium-priced automobiles. Let us go over all
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you have seen how on every basis of comparison
the All-American Six towers above its field—you
will agree with us that you get more for your
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Proof oj Oakland Value Superiority
The following facts were obtained from a comparison of the Oakland All-Ameri
can Six with 20 other medium-priced automobiles. All told, 878 individual
com ,a. isons were made. Of these, Oakland proved to be distinctly superior
in 451 or 51.37 percent. The 20 cars combined were at best.equal to Oakland
on 382 or 43.50 per cent. And 13 of the 20 were higher-priced than Oakland.
WHEELBASE BRAKES
Only one car as low-priced as Oakland }}fV
which is munches * Th ° akland ' 8 ' brake, which Oakland employs P And
• tuming cirde ?o of%2 ( S^ r n no car in * he field equalß OOduA't
compared with Oakland's 36 feet. Six n"Li Bl h*** of rake band area,
higher-priced cars have shorter wheel- OP erat« £?£
cars in the field have no separate
nnnv emergency brakes, although three of
flonLK UODY them exceed Oakland in price.
Only Oakland and two other cars in PISTON DISPLACEMENT
the field offer bodies by Fisher. And Oakland's 228 cubic inch piston dis
one of the two is nearly SIOO higher placement is greater than 12 of the 20
in .P" co th® ll Oakland. Of the 18 cars cars in its price field. Of the 8 remain
which have less-known bodies. 11 are ing cars, 7 are much higher priced
priced above the All-American Six. than Oakland.
•mr'"'' Al}'^"} erican Si*, Consider th© delivered price
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tiac , Mich., plus delivery |jk I I /■ price when comparing auto
charges. Spring covers, 1 ■ / ■ mobile values ... Oakland
shock Absorbers in- H > I I1 0 ■ Pontlac delivered prices in
cluded in list prices. Bump- elude only authorized
era and rear feruler guards charges for freight and deliv- i
extra. General Motors Time i vrj rrp ery and the charge for any
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minimum rate. financirg desired.
THE ARROW SALES CO.
oPINDALE, N. C.
OAKLAND
AIL-AMEBIGM SIX
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! beautiful floral offerings. May the
i Lord richly bless each and every
I one in return.
j Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Johnson and
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