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RENT money is lost if you consider our
plan. McDowell B & L Associatiou.
BARGAINS in Ladies and ,Mens and
Children's Hats at the Peerless. ,-' .
MAKE- those idle dollars .work 'while
you sleep in the McDowell Building
and Loan Association. ; . ;.; -- r
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wj-usa gee our aew Street Dresaei
r;readyto.wear.r for less than yott.can
afford to haye made at- home. Pretty
selection Gaston & Tate; ' .
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Sv L. Williams - is home on
YOU will have jmore interest in tout
home if you buy 'through theMc- Mt from Jacksonville, Fla,
. uoj jruu mait me purcnase. .11 u . - ' t .
FOR SALE New lot trunks and suit
cases cheap for cash . . The Peerless.
DOVE BRAND HAMS and Dove Brand,
Breakfast Bacon, fresh- ati Gaston
Tate. V '1'
BLACK Cat Hosiery, the best' stocking
on the market to sell for 25c, in .Wo
uiens and childrens. The Peerless. -
DO your trading where they employ the
McCaskey Accounting System. Your
account cannot go wrong. "E. H. Dysart
THE McDowell Building and Loan As
sociation makes oyer 6 . net - to its
shareholders. No taxes, no insurance.;
System. So called "sharp merchants
don't use it. E.' H. Dysart. j r, .
Tomson Glove Fitting Corsets for every
body comfortable and durable. $1.00
2.00. Gaston & Tate, sale agents.; .
GET a home of your own. through, the
McDowell Building and Loan Associa
tion. . : ' v .
Mrs. Dysart Entertains.
With the ad rent of the summer
season when enthusiasm in social
circles b at a low ebb, the DriJge
club has renewed Its energies and
the meetings vie with; each other
for pleasantness. " When Mrs. II.
YOTJB merchant cannot swell y. ac4 day. 7 .- ': :( :-Vy A"- ; ' W-Dysart exUnded an inTiUtion
count when, he uses the McCaskev I -t wkk w.iu v: ..an- I to meet at Kiverford, three miles
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-ville, made us a visit while in town
last Friday -" . f : ; ' Y.
; Tod Chase, ot Alabama, is here
on a visit to his" mother, Mrsl E.
P. Chase. - '- ; " ; ; :
. N F. Steppe, of Henderson ville,
was. nere iiesaay. enronie 10 early nor the ladies arrived
vuapei iiui. : , v - at the nver where Mrs. Dysart and
: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bobbitt and Miss Nell Swinney made all wel
children, of Ljuchburg, Va., are come with the assurance the cros--here
on a visit to relatives. . sine: is ' not as rjeriloos as it seems
Mrs. E. F. Greenlee left today, and soon all were in the pretty
for Spartanburg, S. C, to, visit her home of Mrs. Dysart where they
brother, Atty, W. G. Finley. I were greeted by Mrs. John Hop-
Mrs. J. B. Swindell and children. I Pr There all abandoned them
of Greenville, Tenn., arrived Mon-1 to the spirit of the day and
after refreshing lemonade was ser-
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m -' j i t ir rj.ui.: twi uj ijiisws liouwe lTsart na
IF YOUverexpecttaownahome be. -uuu, U,e hostess bade all
have naid in will count when von . wih Jonestero and.TohrnCitVTennJfoIIow b-er the desUnttlOO being
JUST RECEIVED A big lot ?of that
. good Flour that makes the good bis
cuits mat melt ' in your mouth Tube
Rose, Monitor, Forest King. '. Price still
LOWKR; Grston & Tate. - . t
in the country, it was with pleas
ure every one responded, for aside
from remembering the delightful
hostess Mrs. Dysart invariably is,
the novelty of the meeting caused
no one to be absent'.
After a pleasant drive
in
the
FOR SALE New Drop Head Singer
Sewing Machine. "Will sell for about
half price. Apply to R. W. Hill, Nebo,
N.C.
A few . more Oxfords on the Bargain
Counter. Don'tT wait until-they are
all gonervGaston & Tate. -
BOARDERS VW ANTED Large airy
j rooms and good table board, opposite
the Methodist churchi. - Terms reason
able. . 2t ft-2 day to spend the summer in Marion.
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a loan. McDowell B & L Association. Greenlee Tate,' a graduate of
Davidson College, was in Marion,
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The Wood Will Pay For It.
At this smsdl price we of fer
the old Henry Sherlin place
of 200 ACRES within 4- miles
of Marion. ?s
No buildings on thev place t
but sufficient branch bottom
for an excellent living.
Its a Wonderful Offer
Good till July 1st Only
If you alldw such an oppor
tunity for investment to pass
you will Always regret it.
For a- number of
bargains, and always for ' the
only reliable INSURANCE
you do well to consult
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for every wage earner depositing a portion of his earnings in
a building and loan association: C -
There's more than one reason; they are so numerous that -this
issue could Jbe entirely devoted to reasons, and there
would be no blank pages. . . v - - .
Did you ever see anyone try to save money without a sys
tem? Weeks and months pass by and the result is nil ; , the
good intentions remain but the financial showing ; is nof im-r:
proved. Let the same individual bind himself to the deposit ;
of a definite portion of his wages; each week sees an increase
and at the end of the year ihe result is - almost unbelievably .
gratifying. This alone is a sufficient reason for becoming the
owner of a pass-book-v;: AM&AAAA'::AYC "E'
Another goocl reason is the interest which may be called
paternal that the government takes in supervising co-6pera-tive
associations: . Every move is guardedpn ; this stale, by
proper officials -.'" J - -,"!
Then, top, the men who have this association hv charge .
t they are without exception the-bestnd most enterprising
citizens of the communitymen who have succeeded in their '
own particular ' Hn?s arid whojwish success ahdprosperiryj to J
all their neighbored! hey: give neir services wiuiyuL tuin-,
pensation, often allowing their pwn interests tosuffer that the
association may not be neglected, y C " ! " ' r C
Yes, ' 'there's !a reason," thousands of reasons," and they ;
are not difficulor dismW
i nclined tolooinjhattersere
The McDowell: Bui
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Tuesday, enroute to his home at
I Greenlee.
J. M. Houck attended the un
; veiling of the Confederate monu
ment to Caldwell soldiers at Lenoi
last Friday. . -
The management of the CCA
the most rustic and pictarrsqoe
spot the old mill. Having mount
ed the' stairs, many exclamations
Nebo Note.
TigLi tick.
lUt Marj O roan J. who hs Uwa u-
iraAing cbool la AriC, Uoo t tU
to her auot. Mra. Frmck WIW.
MotYtuitoa wber tuu tul a vvrj
ptru tukj ox marmi Cr.aDOC
Hake IlrtnpfcOl tmml troacb Klo
on Ka 11 FrtJajettrvQU from CLapl
Hill to Marioa aad rtotoM to Ktbo oq
a cIom tttideot aod la tskrrlfig a Uw
dayamt. ' .
J. L rJtfttt vent to Manoo, Mm-
rieaant Qrmj baa taortd bia fjuaflj
to Old Fort wbm b baa acrp44 a
position.
Mra, Ed- Tate wtut to Martoa. rrUar
day. frm a plaant rU!t to Cbapol IIUL
-Billy TU. of Olra Al;io, vu la
Nebo arreral day loadisg aad abJr4cc
lomber to rarkca potcta for bia fira, J.
D. Fltta St Ox
Mayor Frank Wllaoo wot t Mor
fantoa. Monday, to at lead cocrL Ha
will probablv be tberv all wk a a wit
oa la a laad rait.
Mra. "Bad" Lnria baa been qoiu akk
with feTer for aervral weka.
.Joe DeHIs per, .while cottiof a ridicj
twitch a few daya a dijoorvrwl a
large make aader bia feet, aad la joap
log oat of the aaake'a way, be stock the
entire blade of bia ksife la to the tmhj
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of delight were given for the mill PrtfbU arm joat lJow the elbow
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of beauty and the guests were re- running a arte of aawralUa aeer Nabo
minded that "this is the land where f"Bi,,u- I'wJxu...Qx'
, , , , pelnfallr lajnred by a kw falling oa bia
the ffalax grows, where the rbodo- beck, lie west to Hickory tWlanUy
dendron- roseate clowa.1 ' Here "oomlng for treetoent aad rvtoraed to
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wcro wuira. cuun aou ail 110-1 r t - r
O. Railway announce an -excursion I cessary to the ever popular bridge, Ing the Carolina Engineerln Co, of
from Spartanburg to Altapass next the score cards bearing pictures of ""SEX afi !S
healing of the aererml rara of brldrt am-
near Nebo. A car load of
Jasc9tV9ia
Dtir f ritad: . .
We hid izch jood ksci-
adc for tea ycstcr&ayv
That wju becaoic wc had
tood lemoni, tca I went, to
c the Ictnccs I saw o rr.?r.y
nice fruits aad thlsji at the
grocery, tbeie thiags:
Lemcai 25 ceati a dcres.
O ranges, Caatalocpcs, Pexch
e. Year f ricsd,
JACOB.
P. S I got the lessen at
Vjone
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Uriel for the new bridce acroae lb rltrer
mnent end
other aeceea ry anappli are zp'tni
deily. and hj thr arrive, the erect'
Ion of th brldr will brvia la mt&m
the lead, the destination in this, in-1 When completed, thla brvUe will neve
U.lct,n, Yhc ihm cnrln mnA roppuwi wag ii nctwniy eaa wiu oe
te Jl . w n mi l.t e
ounaay, jane 1. xne iare iromune mill ana otner nearby scenes.
Marion for the round trip is $1.00. 1 Here to the music of the mill
Rev. E. W. Feltner, national wheel: all played until the noon
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oreamzer of tne fatnouc Urderinour wncn toe nostess again tooa
Sons of America, will deliver a
puonc aoaress at we court nouse .uK Br.Ufc; uu wre a greet coii?enln to the mW of the
Saturday night, June 11, at 7 delightfnl luncheon in two courses Itarroanding country.
o'clock. was served. - ine wuwreaa imT m w
After an hour of converse with charch Ut Bander, bed to be pdpoo-
t .t 1 ' 1 I at! nnfil nart Hnfuti nm.t -,
from Hickory accompanied by "rea cnarma, "toe laaies reiuc- lrr 'y 'wTkI
Mrs. Martin who will spend some tanUy departed with the memory rromW na aa idel dey aad a
timein Manon. They have the of a happy day. Those present LfS'of eiSSnt ro
sympathy of friends in the he- were Mesdames Yancey, Kirby, and let na ell enjoy oorwlm all day.
Mr. and Mrm. Olive Clark, of Moncea
toa. are viaitlng Mr. aad Mra. Joha
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500 nev Si Jon in thzK H:c i J tan, tht iisd
thii sells for 25 ind 35c
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reavement of their babyv Fleming, Little, P. A. Reid, Thom-
Mrs. B.. A. Cheek and son Will as, A. Blantou, Bird, Pless, Bur-
left yesterday for Asheville to ton, Hopper, VN inborne, Alexander
visit the former's daughter, Mrs. and Misses Dysart, Tuise Dysart,
Edwards. . Thev will SDend the Joha Burton.
summer in Asheville and Knox-
ville, Tenn. The Ball Game.
W. - R. England presented us Baseball enthusiasts in Marion
with a full grown cockle bur last had quite a treat on Tuesday. The
Saturday. This is something cer- great western bloomer team of
tainly unusual for this season of baseball girls were on hand to meet
the year. Several of our older a select team of Marion boys and
citizens say they never saw one be- to say that the game was ioterest-
fore at this season. - ling b not quite enough. It was a
The special school tax election in close game throughout and really
School DistrictNo. 3, Marion town- exciting at times. . An immense
ship, June 1st, carried by a ma- concourse of people filled the
jority of 29.' Only seven votes grounds and financially the occasion
were cast against the proposition, was a success, at least for the vis
We congratulate the peorie of this itors. Our lively townsman, At
district upon this forward step. torney McBrayer, acted as umpire
There was a wreck on the a C. D1 at his reputation for ex
&O. railroad Monday afternoon act justice was in . serious danger,
when the mail car of passenger for the visitors, feminine as they
train No." 3, southbound, was de- were did not hesitate to "kick"
-oH -Poron Vn n ... even with little provocation. We
hurt and no damage was done. fe!1 for Httl?n 0D limc-
The train was delayed about five Ior.sno w" rea"7 uer
ana runner or ner team; sne was
A aIimUi V t s wmmf v m n .m tKfl I
i. j i l o u i m j I even she wasn t ready for the third.
schedule of the Southern Railroad 1 14 . , ,.
Sunday. No. 21 westbound under uVt . wac i wo laoies, wM a
the" new schedule is due to arrive I feature of the game. The game
here at 6:02 p. m. instead of 6;15, started with five runs in the first
and eastbound train No. 12 at 4:10 inning for Marion but after being
I?5 tf iPu A?11 ?'w8? twice tied, ended in favor of the
the Rock Hill division leaves at ? n, ... ...
4:40 p. m., ten minutes later than Iad,es 10 to 9-' 0ne of tbe Iadlca
under the old schedule. " pitched 3 innings and was then re-
A large number of persons gath- ,icTed b mt,e ltch-
ered in the school auditorium last cr- an an.d J00 Moo
Trirlair ironin tw1 vam wU n. C pilCnea lOr WinOD.
by the pupils of Miss Marlon John- ' S Knghts of W1" 0fficer
son. The class is composed of a Officer for the term from July 1st to
number of children and the pro- December 81at were elected Uat Thnrr-
gross they nave made was very day night, via: J. Ffc Connlffe, a a;
gratifying to ' their parents. . A J C. R. McCall, V. C ; R. D. Green, Pre-
lengthy program was . rendered late (re-elected): K. a Tinley.-M. at A.;
consisting of solos, duets and trios. j. Edgar Nicfcola, 31.. of W.; C N. Be-
The York Diano was used, v Iber. X Q.; E. P. Foy. O. O. Tbe coa-
-Tha riyrilar monthlv meetinff of ventioa wae well attended and Attorney
U 1 C B.. McBrayer receded tbe eecond
vuv WUUVJ wmiiqvivi j aewe
to aDDrovirjff scores of claims the Begnlar conrenUon to nlgbt at 8.00
pommksioners cave some of their o'clock. Work la one and. perbape, two
attention to road matters, made the degreee. Oume out and take pert.
tax levy and made out the jury list
for the July term of court. The TOT aboold own abaree la tbe McDcnr-
tax lew . for Marion Townshin ls I - ell Bailding and Loan - Aaeorieilao If
l.46 on the $100 valuation, all I yon are interested In tbe county or town
other districts in the county $1.21,
HIENZ
Pure Cider
VINEGAR.
Swifts Premium
Hams and
Breakfast Bacon
King Brand
Tomatoes
Swifts Frankfurt
Sausage, Etc
Kirby Grocery Co.
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Ready-to-Wcar Dresses
In Linen and Lir.er.c ru-c fai the tcucs crrcst
shades and coCin S 1.50 to SI 0.00.
The mitcrol tteve d cent yev u tztxh cr cxrt
ihxn wc ask for the cinncr.a.
Just arrived. New Models In W. a Corsets,
"Bargain Counter S'pfctaJjtlcsx crxiac
Calico at 5c yard. One lex 25c Men's tr3 Bori
su3pcnfcn for One lot Li and ChSlrcra
sj mcle shoes ai half price. Fru:i of Uxta Bicacb
ins 10c
P. Reid & Co.
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IBIne Front Coffee :
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'Mr. Kanlpe Has Close Call. ;
Lafette Kanipe, who is emplojed
' Grcenlea News.
The UcIatyTea, of the Crooked Creek ,
thierisg episode, are tenant of Lee
William of Greenle, aod lire seer tbe
Old Paraonage. Thus far, they bare
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on Uie u, cb W. , rauroaa as ture- m wwmrd cf 125 ,pIeC6 CAA
man left last week for St. Paul, been offered for them. "
Minnesota, to attend; the firemen I . Marshall Johnson, a man of ml ldle
convention. Mr. Kanipe came age. and a rtttxen or Clear ureea neiga.
Mrv nMr crftttin killed one day borhood. died of typhoid ferer June Srd.
I last week when the engine he , was
ADVERTISING
The Walk-Over scheme of adTcrtUin has always been to make the Shoes
themselves do the loudest talking. For 36 years the manufacturers have tried to
make each pair of Shoes leaving their plant to tell of
Right Workmanship, Real Value, Rigid Inspection
For that reason vre take pride in selling and you can take pride in wearing
the Walk-Over Brand. -
Patent Leather Blucher .Oxfords S3.50-S4.00 Patent Kid Blsehcr Oifsrdt S4.CO-S4.59
Gun Metal 11 " 3.50- 4.00 Gme Karprcd " " 4.50
Plain Tuxedo Pomps in tan" and patent leather at S4.SO. The swellcst thing
out for evening wear.
A Little Collar Talk
Let us collar you with a Triangle 5 ply Linen Collar, in all the comfortable
styles with easy sliding space for the tie. Don't pay 15c for a 4 ply collar when
you can get a 5 ply for 15 or 2 for 25c
. WiUseU ,,d c'thc "Atwood" Sucr, wca, ccoe
off your shoulder, 25 and 50c pair.
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dressy Shirt WefcaTeit The "King Edward" make. Look la
and if you don't see what you want come inside, 50c to SL0O each.
nice stylish,
our window
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neer: barelyV made their, escape.
He ia considered one of the best
firemen on the 0." O. & O. rail
and wae bailed in tbe Oeer CwV cem-
etery on the afternooa of the vune day.
- Mary Olive Tate, little daughter H
of Mr. and Sirs. John M. Tate, U
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