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But it-t i?: «a emergency that Castoria "means ffiosi. -fine tight when constipation must be relieved—or colic pains—or otter suffering. Never be without it; so;ce mc.hfrs k«*p an extra bottle., un owned, to make sure there will a/wav, f Astoria in the house. It is eflectiVe for older cl.ildren, too; read the book tiuix cones •, ith it | HAS THE LAXATIVE IN | i YOUR HOME A ! | DOCTOR'S APPROVAL? | Some things people do to help the towels whenever any bad breath, erishness, biliousness, or a lack of appetite warn of constipation, really eaken these organs. Only a doctor knows what will cleanse the system without harm. That is why the laxa -11 «e in your home should have the •Tproval of a family doctor. -'he wonderful product, known to rations as Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pepsin is a family doctor's prescrip tion for sluggish bowels. It never *" r *es from the original prescription bich Dr. Caldw-ell wrote thousands limes in many years of practice, and proved safe and reliable for men, r°™ en children. It is made from trbs and other pure ingredients, so j* is pleasant-tasting, and can form no t. You can buy this popular laxa tive from all drugstore*. MR. T. A. BOSTIC . ! DIED FRIDAY Progressive Citizen of Bethany Community Passes At Age of 59 Years. I $S Forest City, R-2, June 30.—Fun eral services for Mr. T. A. Bostic, one of the best known men of the'; Bethany community, were held Sun-1 cay morning at eleven o'clock from 1 the Bethany churchy Rev. L. N. Ep ley, pastor of the church, was in charge of the service, assisted by Rev. M. M. Huntley, of Rutherford ton, R-l; Rev. Z. D. Harrill, of El lenboro; and Rev. J. M. Walker, of Boiling Springs. Interment was in the Bethany cemetery. K large num ber were in attendance, taxing the church to its full capacity. Mr., Bostic died Friday night at eleven o'clock, after suffering a stroke of paralysis two days before. He was also suffering from high blood pressure and heart disease. He was fifty-nine years, seven months £ind seven days old. j Mr. Bostic is survived by his wid ow, four sons and two daughters, as follows: W. G. Bostic, Forest City, R-2; Wade, Roy and Arthur Bostic, at home; Mrs. R. G. Melton, of the Bethany community and Virgie Bos tic, at home. One brother, Milson Bostic, of Forest City, survives, also one sister, Mrs. Iren e Muhphey, of Alexander. I The pall bearers were Messrs. J. F. Weathers, Charles Shehan, Ralph Green, Hal Sherrill, Luther Sherrill, 'john Sherrill. Flower bearers were: Mrs. Effie Huntley, Mrs. Odessa Grose, Misses Zelma Sherrill, Annie McDaniel, Pauline Doggett, Vonnie L'cggett, Naomi Murphey, Ruth j Murphey and Annie Sue Carroll. Mr. Bostic was a member of the Bethany church, where he had been a member for a number of years. He was also a member of the board of t;eacons of that church. Mr. Bostic was a progressive farmer, and a good neighbor, with a fine Christian char acter. HARDIN-MARTIN WEDDING. Ellenboro, Julie 28.—One of the most beautiful weddings of the sum mer season took place at Ellenboro Saturday evening at eight o'clock in the Presbyterian church when Miss Polly Martin became the bride of Mr. C. Dwydel Hardin, of Lincoln ton. The Rev. W. R. Rourke, pastor, jerformed the ceremony in the pres ence of a number of friends and relatives. The altar was attractively! decorated in Queen Ann's lace, ferns | and spirea and was lighted with j candles. j The bride wore a navy-blue geor gette with accessories to match. She also wore a bouquet of roses, valley lilies and baby breath. ! Miss Jessie Martin, the maid of honor and only attendant and sis ter of the bride, was attired in a delicate pink tulle and silver even ing dress. Mrs. John Lovelace, of Shelby, sang, "O Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly." She wore a dress of blue chiffon and carried a corsa&e cf roses and sweet peas. ; Miss Lila Freeman of Shelby, in light green evening dress was pian ist, while Mr. Joe Martin, Jr., broth er of the bride and Mr. C. Rex Long, of Rutherfordton, were ushers. . The bride is the talented and at tractive daughter of Mr. Joe Martin, cf Ellenboro. She is a graduate of the Asheville Normal college and was a member of the faculty of the Avon dale schools the past year. She taught two years before that ac Cherokee Falls, S. G., and is an ef ficient teacher. I Mr., Hardin is the son of Mr. Den nis Hardin of Cherokee Falls, S. C., and was educated at the University of South Carolina. H e is a well known young man. ' Mr. R. C. King Tells a Wonderful Story About Rats. Read It. j "For months my place was alive with rats. Losing chickens, eggs, feed. Friend told me to try RAT SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappointed at first not seeing many dead rats, but in a few days didn't see a live one. What were not killed are not around my place. RAT-SNAP sure does the trick." Three sizes, 35c, 65c, $1.25. Soid and guaranteed by Farmers Hardware Co., Forest City, N. C. j Ranks of Anson county are co operating with county agent J. W. Cameron to pay the expenses of a young man to assist the agent in the ; fight on the cotton boll weevil in Anson this sumer. THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY. JULY 3, 1930. DEVINEY-FLYNN. Rutherfordton, June 28.—Miss Mary Willie Flynn of Chimney Rock was married Saturday to Emory Otis Deviney of Rutherfordton. Rev. J. M. Brown performed the ceremony at the First Baptist church of Marion in the presence of only a few inti mate friends of the contracting par ties. The bride was charming in a suit of dark blue crepe, with accesso ries to match. She carried a bouquet of pink rosebuds and maiden hair fern. She is the youngest daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Flynn of near Chimney Rock and was ed ucated at Round Hill academy and ' '^■l Si 1 nese Hot Days 0611130(1 Cool Meals -i gl •; ■ ■ When old man summer gets busy--its time for cool dishes at meal time. In ■ | ■ ■ every Quality Service Store you will find many suggestions for cold dishes for ■ £ B J hot days. You need not spend your time in hot kitchens when these temping cold ■ 5 g B dishes are quickly and easily prepared. Just telephone your Quality Service ■ 1 ■ ■ Grocer and he will give you several suggestions—and deliver the food right to ■ § ■ B your kitchen table. Keep cool all summer—serve cold meals these hot days ■ff ■ J —save money and time—at QSS. "■ S ■ is ® 5 | r CQMO LILY, Self-Rising, 24-Ib. Bag HT g> ® ■ mg I L.UUI% ISAAC SHELBY, Plain 24-lb. Bag i|, 4 KENNY'S LOOS? tOFFFE, 3 LBS. FOR Jl.Odl fc VAN CAMP S |1 I GOLDEN CROWN BLUE LABEL SYRUP 5-LB. BKT. 39c I pORK & gEANS 1 BLUE ROSE RICE. 3 LBS. FOR 22c S Large nn BULK LARD, 8 LBS, FOR 98c 1 Can | CLEEN MADE MACARONI, 3 PACKAGES FOR 25c I ™ NEW CABBAGE, PER POUND 4c |' cvVdipto" I IRISH POTATOES, 8 POUNDS FOR 25c I s , * v " VV ■ WINNNER OF 18 HIGH OLD MANSION COFFEE, PER POUND 42c I ZT - 3 ————9 J-j.A.im.lli ® C SSO BEE BRAND SPICES, 3 PACKAGES FOR 25c 9 SIZE 53 CORN MEAL, FRESH GROUND, 10 POUND BAG 33c I BECKER'S MASTER LOAF, 3 LOAVES FOR 25c I Armours BOSTC CAKES, VERY DELICIOUS, PER LB. 25c I Peanut Buttei 5f r _ F. F. ¥. SALTINES, 1 LB. BOX 22c 1 Pint ooc g| I ■ I SUNSHINE CAKES, PER POUND 35c I f I i 1 1 MORTON'S IODIZED SALT, PER PACKAGE 8c I BORDEN'S 111 DUKE'S REUSH, 8 OUNCE JAR 23c | Evanorated 11 pi! SELOX, FOR A CLEANER WASHING, SMALL PKG M(J|||/ M c r is fp.SG. LAUNDRY SOAP, 3 CAKES FOR 13c I nFllLft c- 0 S g as g - —_— w 2 u ■ List of Merchants of Quality and Service Stores ■ g| 4 & RUTHERFORDTON SFINDALE CLIFFSIDE GROVER 5 ® iff K. E. Simpson W. C. Ellis £. B. Hawkins Keeter & Company |«| Sf J. Cal Williams Spindale Grocery Company MOORESBORO SHELBY || J Williams Brothers Sparks & Parnell pr Wrieht Chas. Buice ®m* "* C. E. Justice & Son Green Grocery Company T. B. Mauney ® J ',i M I w J ? hn, ,° n ,• LATTIMORE FOREST CITY ® ab " Grocery Company SS ** BH ■■ R. W. Sparks & Son Hun! & Hewitt J. W. Sander. C " " D H m AVONDALE ELLENBORO C-ocery Company |[«v; ' 5 c - J- I P , «"«•. J ' KU.r H H. Champion ■ £ g I We,ls H * L * Green E H Walker Jackson's Cash Grocery fiwmMmmS*''*® jLenoir-Rhyne college, Hickory, j The groom is the son of Mr. and i Mrs. W. Grant Deviney of near j Rutherfordton. He holds a position i j with the Standard Oil company. jUpon their return from an extended • trip they will make their home here. » j CARD OF THANKS. ! j We wish to thank our many friends j rr *d neighbors for their many acts of kindness and for the sympathy j shown us during our recent bereave '•ment in the illness and death of our ! husband and father, T. A., Bostic. i Also accept our thanks for the many teautiful flowers. May God's bless ing be on each of you. iMRS. T. A. BOSTIC & CHILDREN BOILING SPRINGS COLLEGE An accredited juiiior college "in the heart of the Piedmont." A capable faculty. Four years of high school and two years of college work. Special courses in vocal and instrumental music, art, and expression. Excellent college training offered at rea sonable rates. For catalogue and information apply to Prof. J. D. Huggins, Dean. BOILING SPRINGS, N. C. Read The COUVieY Want AJs. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
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