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#4 scorn ENIILSNM «F NORWEGUM COD LIVER OIL usually stops a stubborn cough or diest cold when ordbaiy specifics feiL It helps slrengdien the hings and throat—adds energy to the blood—^and l^es the system the force ^ help re^ disease. Use scon’s Refuse Substitiites Scott & Bowne. Blomufield. N. J. 16-i Social Affairs. Friday of last week Mre. J. Q. Gilkey was hostess to the Twenti eth Century Club. The “surprise program” prepared by Me^ames John Decker and W. C. McCall proved to be a very interesting one. Mrs. Conniffe read a paper of interest on the Montessorri method of teaching. Mrs. Cross contributed one of much informa tion on The Textile Business of Western North Carolina. Mrs. J. W. Pless pleased the members with'a beautiful selection on the piano. Each member was called bn for some witticism and the re sponse was hearty and afforded much merriment. Dainty refresh ments were served. FOR SALE! Take notice that the undersigned will, tinder and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust ex ecuted by T. M. Minish and wife, Maria E. Minish, to the undersigned Trustee, which deed of trust is recorded in Book 18, page 484, of McDowell County Mort- gacce Records, conveying the lands, therein and hereinafter described, as security for an indebtedness, therein descril^d, due A. Blanton Grocery Com pany. default having been made in the MMient of the said indebtedne^ at ma- fnmy and demand having been, made upon the undersigned to advertise and ^8^ the land for 3ie purpose of satisfy ing said indebtedness, on Monday. Jan uary 1st, 1917, between the hours of twelve o’clock M.and two o’clock p.m., offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in Marion, N. O,, that certain tract of land lying and being in McDowell County, North Carolina,' and more particular described as follows: Specifically described in a certain deed from SamuejUVlcCall and his wite, Jane E. McCaU, to T. M. Minish and his wife, Maria E. Minish, which is recorded in Book 46, page 430, of McDowell County Deed Records, to which reference is made for (^scription, said land being therein described as follows: Adjoining the lan^ of Samuel Mc Call, the Church two acre tract, and others, bounded as follows: Beginning at a stake in the Rpilroad line near a spani&ti oak and sptmg, and runs west with w^id Railroad line 31 polet; to a staifv; thence north 18 east with a ditch 34 t>olcft to the Noith Fo:k; thence up the North Pork 25 poles to the old ford; thenc e south 1 west wir.h the Church tract line 20 poles to the beginning, con tain ng four (4) acres more or less. Thid 29th day ®f November, 1916. J. W. WiNBORNE, Trustee. The next regular meeting of the McDowell chapter U. D* C. will be held with Mrs. A. Blanton on January 19th, instead of the 2nd. BE OPTIMISTIC Here’s Good News for Marion Residents. Have yon a pain in the small of the back? ' , Headaches, dizziness, nervoas spells? Are yc>a languid, irritable and weak? Annoyed by urinary disorders? Don’t deepair—profit by Marion ex- periencei). Marion people know Doan’s Kidney Pills — liave used them — recommend th^m. Herd’s a Marion resident’s statement: D. R. Geer, prop, of flour mill, and notion six>re. Main St, Marion, says: I was troubled a lot with pains in my back, br3ught on by heavy lifting. I have used Doan’s Kidney Pills for this trouble cind they have alwaya relieved me.” Price {iOc, at all defers. Don’t sinx* ply ask l or a kidney remedy—get Doan*s Kidney Hlls—the same that Mr. (Jeer had. Foster • Milbum Co., Props., Buffalo. N. Y. N0T1CEI State of North Carolina, ? ^unty: of McDowell. f To G. M. Walton Heirs: You will take notice that on the third day of January, 1916. the undersigned pur chased from the sheriff of said county, at a sale in the manner provided by law, for the delinquent taxes amounting tdvV.84 and cost, fbr the years 1912 and 19t»; the following described real estate in said county and state, to-wit: 145 acres of land in Dysartsville township, listed as the property of G. M. Walton’s hftrs. You will further take notice that on the third day of January, 1917, we will apply to the sheriff of said coun ty for a de^ for said real estate, unless •redeemed before the above date expires. This November 38, 1916. R. H. Cowan and J. E. FiiACJK, Purchasers. You can get four standard maga zines one year for 25c extra by re newing your subscription to The Progress. Graded School Honor Roil. Honor roll of the Marion Grad ed School for the month ending, December 8th: Senior class—Blanche Finley, Ruth Finley, Rosa Houck. Junior cl^s—Robert Burgin, Mattie Gladden, Estelle Corpen- ing, Nelle Corpening, Gladys Cor- pening. Sophomore class—^Flora Steppe, Edna Rader, Lurline Corpening^ Freshman class—Pauline Haw kins, Sara Margaret Neal, Paul Story, Edwin Pless, Mayo Laugh- ridge. Grammar Grades. Seventh grade—Pearl Bomar, Virginia Banner^ Johnsie Conley, Kate Mae Ellis, Viola Giles, Ea- gine Biddix, Wade Hensley.. Sixth grade—Joe Steppe, Lucile Conley, Luna Wall, Vissie Murphy Alice Crow, Brownie Giles. Fifth grade—Carter Stroud, Madge Finley, Margaret Justice, Elizabeth Reid, Pearl Wilkerson. Fourth grade — Sara Conley, Zella Gibbs, Alma Link, Mildred Hudgins, Simmie Cross, .Stuart McCullock. Primary Grades. Third grade—Helen Franklin Mary Tate, Floyd Glenn, Lucius Gibson, Mary H«>mphill, Paul Conley. Second grade—"Margaret Craig, Mary Alice La^ugh ridge, Lila Lonon, Bettie Lusk, Katberyn McCall, Emily Puckridge, Doris New Life. Mrs. Joe Person’s Remedy puts new life in your veins, builds up your system with rich, invigorat ing blood. New life to nervous, run down people. For sale by Davis Pharmacy, J. W. Streetman, Marion Pharnoacy. Ask yopir druggist or write Person Remedy Company, Charlotte, N. C. Price $1.00, 3 for $2.75, 6 for $5.00. Prepaid. YOUR TEETH “If I were called upon to stajie which of the two, in my opinion, causes the inost evjil, alcohol or de- 06t.ved teeth, I should unhesitatiDg- l.y say decayed teeth.”—pR. Wil- liAM OSLER. Or. Olser s ‘ world’s ri'7 faiOOtS- SICISIDS. .ifl work (irnr. nt living prices, a stnita^v' Manner and ^ully disateeci. Dr. Justice, Dental Specialist IMHJRS: S a.jR. to 6 p. m. Nllhts and Sundays by «|ip«liilnient. Troutman, Carlton Gilkey, Ned Landis, Arthur McCulloch, Ed ward Walker. First grade B. — Fred |iiathis, Edith Laughridsre, Mary Jane Kistler, Elizabeth Conley, Louise Tate, Earl Howell, Jack Murphy. First grade A.—Jewell Hemp hill, Grace Tate, Do^’is Hill, Dor-* othy Saunders, Clyde Laidlaw, Theodore Watkins. NaTICEl The Drainage taxes for the year 1916 are long past due. All per sons owing such taxes will please come forward and settle the same as they must be paid at once. This Dec. 27,1916. J. A. LAUGHRIDGE, • Sheriff. HELP WANTED On construction work near Bridgewater, N. C. Can use 100 colored laborers after Chrlstnnas. Common labor ers $1.50, driil-runners $2. Hardaway Contracting Co., Bridgewater, N. C. We thank you for the valued patronage given us during 1916 and wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year. P. A. Reid & Co* J 1917 Almost Here Let iKs supply you with that Gift for the New Year. Men’s Clothing Overcoats Shoes Underwear SJairtB Neckwear Ladies’ Coat Suits Ladies’ Long Coats Dress Goods Shoes Gloves Handkerchiefs Trunks, Suit Cases, etc. The Peerless Store, D. T. HARRIS, Prop. MARION, N. C. aoL—jLOCjgdcss ;oi For Past and Future Among the many blessings for which we have to be thankful during this glad holiday season, the confidence and support of our loyal friends and customers stands Out be fore us as the greatest. And the fact that we have striven hard to merit this confidence in no way detracts from the pleasure of knowing that it has been accorded us. In entering upon another year of service to our com munity our earnest hope is that a kind Providence may bring to one and all its richest gifts, and that the cordial re lations heretofore existing between you and us may be ma terially strengthened as the months go by. Yours for a Happy and Prosperous New Year, Gaston & Tate, Inc. “The Square Deal Store.”
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