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MARION PROGRESS
PUBLISHED EVERT THURSDAY EVENING
BY THE . -
Mcdowell publishing co.
MarionVN. C.
S. E. VHITTEN, Editor and Prop.
Entered at the Postofflce at Marion,
s N. CS.;. as second class matter. .,-.
TERMS:
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Strictly In Advance!
Matters of Local Interest.
TTT1)nn tJ mill Ironn . rt n 7 V" fA XT
It . ft alUUU - 111 , Ek-WVy f WJ
guessing from tne time tao per
formance starts 'till its finish with
his truly marvelous and apparently
impossible tricks. ; Graded School
Auditorium, Nov. 11.
The new train to be placed on
the Southern between Salisbury
arid Asheville to be known as the
"Asheville Special," which it was
thought would . start service on
November 5tb, it is now definitely
stated v will be but on Sunday,
60c JNOvemDer zom.
.: The Sylvan Y alley News, Bre
vard, says that at the recent meet
ing at Troy of the Blue Kidge Con
ference .of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, commonly known as the
Northern Church, Rev. M. A.
Matheson, who has been serving
at Etowah for some time, was. giv
en the appointment at Caesar, ' in
the Statesville district. Mr. Math
eson was formerly on the McDow
ell Circuit and moved from Stroud-
town to Etowah. v V
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A. Blanton, J. Q. Gilkey and
D. F. Giles spent a few days in
Asheville last week. The gentle
men made the trip through the
MARION, N. C, NOV. 9, 1911.
Our Orphan Children v
The annual proclamation by our
President, calling upon ; all people
tct give thanks to "Almighty God
for his manifold mercies and bless
ings during the past year should
draw the minds of our people more
fthaii ever to the needs of the great
work which is being done for the
dependent orphan children of our
state. . ; '
; This Work is crrowincr each vear
and the number oi applications for cUDtr the automobile of Mr.
admission of destitute, homeless canton, . ana maae record time
children,; who have been deprived havinff covered the distance of the
of their natural protector, is con- "y-one mues across ioe oiuo
stantly : increasing. Most nobly Re mountains on a steep grade
have our DeoDle resDonded to the m. three hours Und ten minutes.
- increased needs, caused by advance They report that the roads between
inxost otlivinff and expansion of Marionand Asheville are good;
the work. We look with pride at ttat the trip was a most pleasant
" the various institutions where these one, although some delay was ex-
little oneVare being cared for and perienced in fordine a number of
streams.
-. Ill IUUUU 1V1 VUU kVMWnSV. UOVI1UIUWM
to God and the world. There
is
every reason - to believe that the
Bridgewater News.
investment wnicn ,jias oeen madei Bridgewater, Nov. 7; W. Hennessee
nas aireaav nam ncn returns in an toi iaram mty was nere last wees on
educated.' Christian manhood or business.
womanhood of - former inmates, S VT6
., . , , week to be with her father who was
Who, but; for these institutions, seriously ill. Miss Henderson of Marion
would have remained in ignorance has taken charge of Miss Logan's work
and want, in the graded school here during her
The needs of the work are con-1 absence.
Stantly increasing , as the cost of yes y&Ty fn'
. 7t - ' , . lee of Nebo visited at the former's home
here several davs last week.
ior grows larger, ana tneir eauca- ir win Pitts of Glen Alpine spent last
tion and training takes a broad- Snnday -with friends here.
er scopei therefore, in order to do Tom Halibnrton of Nebo. who
the greatest kood' to thegreatest hereithher daughter Mrs.
, . - .... A. - A. P. Hunter for some time, hai re
number these institutions must tnrned home.
have increased and larger infts. Mrs. J. Q Blackbnrn" and children
In the good state of Georgia a plan have returned to their . home on Back
has been inauguraurated to get air 'after "several weeks visit here
friends of; the: work to give one their grandfather, D. R: Brown. .
- . , . Dr. J. B. Riddle of Morganton was at
day's safey or wages to aid this Bridgewater Friday to see Dr. S. Haynes
cause. The result was an offering who has been sick for the past week,
of $150,000. Will not each of our Mr. and MrsSP. Tate were in Ma-
readers follow this example and rion on business Saturday.
give their income for one day out Miss was. shopping
u.j-.j a Manon Saturday. .
wi uiico uuuuicu uuu siAij-uvcauu . Miss OUn Yelton attended the teach-
thus help the homeless children of ers meeting in Marion Saturday.
in
Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Tate attended
quarterly meeting at Nebo Sunday.
- , : "Bettys
, our state?. We desire to publish a
list of those who will make this
. contribution. ; Send us the amount,
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state what orphanage you desire
it sent tovand we will forward the
- rnntrihnt.inn - nnA ' r.rp1if; Ram a in
the published list.. If you prefer Xi: fCLTl CO
5; to send it direct to the institution
" of your choice;' you may do so'.
What we desire is to get each man
' otj woman who feels it in their
heart to aid this cause to ' adopt a
f. systematic plan of giving and thus
realize the blessedness of f helping
this worthy cause. Will you do it j
arc the newest things going. Don't fail to sec
.. Our -Window Display
, " of these beautiful hand bags.
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The newest are the long
shoulder rstrap bcigs in solid
leather black velvet, tapestry
bags, the beaded bags, also
the mesh bags made , of
man silver 50c to $3.50.
sirs
We want to tell you and impress upon you
that our house is THE one to trade with for
straight dealings, fctir -and courteous treatment
and prompt efficient service. We are the lead
ers. Try us with a phone or mail order or drop
in when you come to Marion. We guarantee
satisfaction.
Large stock to select from, complete assort
ments and besides we will treat you right and
endeavor to prove to you that we appreciate
your business.
'The Store That Saves You Money."
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. THE. P EE iRLESS
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Meini9
Chocolated
ARE
Classy Sweets
IN
A Wide Variety
OF -
" "? Tuesday's Elections.
:yr ,. . - . .. ;. .
Elections held Tuesday in man
states : and cities throughout the !
country resulted in the election of
democratic , governors m Massa
chusetts, Kentucky; a republican
governor in Rhode Island, a repub-
lican.assembly .in New York, which
will challenge the continuance of
Governor Dix's policies. . A-New
Jersey legislature with majorities
probably not in accord with Gov- J. W. STREETIVIAW,
rte, with results of the state elec
tions in Maryland and New Mexico
ctill in dbubt.j ; 1
Nifty Packages
Stock Still Complete.
The Range of Sizes and Qualities
is Unbroken.
By constantly replacing goods which were sold
with new assortments we have kept our shoe stock
complete. . '
Your sizes in the grade to give you the maximurfi
amount of genuine satisfaction awaits your choosing.
We arc sticklers about quality in our shoe depart- -ment
Not a single "pair of shoes find place -upon
our shelves but measures up to the highest standard
not one pair but is a truly trustworthy pair of
shoes. '
Special Featuresare thef ollowing.
: Men's Full Dress "Walkover" Shoes,. Patent Bluchers
'; -, -" - .' S3.50, S4.00 and S4.50. "
v . Men's 6un Mclal Blucher Shoes, lace,
: ' .. . . " . - ' S3.50, S4.00 and S4.50.
We Give Gold Bond Trading StampsThe Host Valuable .of all Trading Stamps.
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