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MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C., THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1929 Utterly Feminine A NEW raiDXngPE STOCKING Style 590 Picot Edge Narrow French Reel Very Sheer Silk Top to Toe n .95 rVTYLE 590 is completely femin- i3 ine—a composite of the dainty features every woman cherishes. This New Gold Stripe Stocking would be desireable at any price. But at $1.95 it offers a value which hitherto has been impossible to obtain. In •‘Bermuda** and other sprtng anticipattng colors NEW SHOWING OF SUMMER DRESSES $9.95 Thirty New Summer Dresses, the smart est dresses we ever oifered at this price. Beautiful quality Flat Crepe. Many of these are sleeveless. Some come with Flannel or Silk Jacket Can be worn with Jacket or wi£hout. Be sure to look this group over. HOUSE DRESSES 98c Smart House Dresses, Printed Dimities and Percales, Half Sleeve and Sleeveless models. WORKMAN’S On the Job - Next to Court House ANNOUNCING The Barnes Barber Shop on North Main street has changed ownership and hereaf ter will be known as CARTER’S BAR BER SHOP. The place has been thoroughly over hauled, repainted ^nd decorated. Special attention will be given to cut ting ladies’ and children’s hair. HOT AND COLD BATHS We solicit your patronage. Carter’s Barber Shop X Seat on House Porch Gives Air of Welcome A porch set adds a welcoming air to the threshold of a home. For the lack of one. many porches look bare and forbidding. There is nothing of the “stay out” spirit of the Castle about the home with well-designed entry that boasts one or more seats. They give a friendly, welcoming air. The porch of a house Is the one exterior feature which is noticed first and most. By the clever addition of inexpensive but well-conceived and constructed porch seats, the threshold is given a much more amenable as pect and an Inviting charm. Even when a seat is new, with, no surrounding vines or shrubbery, tlie effect is far better than the oi)ld for bidding formality which often re sults without it; the true home lover can visualize these things after they have had time to grow. An entrance that entices should be the aim, and a seat is an excellent device to to bring about such an entrance. Investment in Youth Comparatively and in view of pos sible returns, it is a small investn>ent Kansas City is asked to make in thou sands of Its future citizens. The re quest for $60,000 to help finance the work of tlie Boy Scouts, the Girl Scouts, and the Camp Fire girls for three years, is amply justified in the high quality of training these organi zations are ofTering. It is a great constructive undertaking to teach young people the elements of good citizenship and to encourage them In the clean, wholesome type of living that will make them a genuine com munity asset. Tremendous forces for good and evil are tied up in the adole scent. They can be properly directed or left simply to the haphazard In fluences of chance and environment.— Kansas City Times. Building Pointers. When designing a home a feature which should be carefully planned is the porch. Make provisions for Its proper incorporation into the compo sition at the start and it will never look like a hopeless appendage or an afterthought. An interesting chimney will often give distinction to an otherwise hope less design. Ornamental balconies, railings, shutters, awnings and flower boxes are used to similar purpose. Finally, build a house of about the size of those already in the neighbor hood. Do not build a home too large by comparison with its neighbors if you wish your property value to hold its own. NOTICE OF SALE Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars Water interest which the bonds are to bear; the rate must be in multinles of one- Bonds Of The Town Of Marion ^ . one U) percent, T*a c V ’I must not exceed six (6) percent, and l4orth Carolina: i must be the same for all of said Sealed bids will be received by the riP*^^®' said .bonds will be awarded to Board of Aldermen of the Town ofrt® bidder offering'to take them at Marion, North Carolina, in the office' lowest rate of interest, at a price of the Mayor in said town at eleven o'clock a. m., on the 21st day of May, 1929, for the purchase of FIF TEEN THOUSAND ($15,000.00) DOLLARS water bonds to be issued under the Municipal Finance Act of Jvforth Carolina, bearing date April 1st, 1920, and maturing serially on not less than par and accrued inter est. If any bidders name the same rate of interest, the premium will de termine the award. The right to re ject any and all bids is reserved. The bonds will be accompanied by the written opinion of Messrs. Sto rey, Thorndike, Palmer and Dodge tljie first day of April in each of the I of Boston, Massachusetts, fdllowing years: FIVE HUNDRED Each bidder must present with his ($600.00) DOLLARS in each of the or its bid^certified cl^ck on an incor- Company Aiding Home Industries We are always lamenting the fact that we have so few Industries in our county and striving at all times to secure more; yet when we do se cure these industries we do not give them our fuil support. We are In clined to believe this Is thoughtless ness on t.he part of most people. Had .vou ever thought what effect it would have to call the attention of mer- fhants to the fact that certain articles are manufactured^ In Jackson county and that you preffer to use these ar ticles Instead of others?—Scottsboro (Ore.) Progressive Age. Colonial Most Satisfactory For all-around satisfaction and Hv- abllity no style of domestic architec ture surpasses the colonial. With Its simple rectangular outline and entire absence of needless features which In otfier styles are added solely for architectural effect, the colonial achieves maximum economy and there is little about such a house to become diliipidated or out of style through the j*ears. , HUNTING on BOND WSave McDOWELL PUBLISHING COMPANY Phone 64 years 1933 to 1942 both inclusive,— ONE THOUSAND ($1000.00) DOLi LARS in each of the years 1943 to 1947, both inclusive, and ONE porated Bank or Trust payable to the order of the Treasur er of the Town o;f Marion, N. C or deposif the sum of THREE HUN- THOUSAND ($1000.00) DOLLARSlORED ($300.00) DOLLARS equal in each of the pars 1948 to 1952,1 to two (2) percent of the face am- footh inclusive, in denominations of ’ ount of the bonds bid for, to secure FIVE HUNDRED ($500.00) DOL-i the Municipality from any loss re LARS each, bearing interest at rate not to exceed six (6) percent per annum, to be fiiced on the day of sale, payable semi-annually on the first day of April and the first day of October of eacW year, both principal 2^nd interest payable at the Chase National Bank in the City of Nevr York and State of New York. Bid ders are invited to Jianve the xaie of suiting from the failure of the bid-1 der to comply with the terms of his or its bid. Said bonds will be awarded at not less than par, unless all bidsi are .rejected. This day of March, 1929 L. A. NEAL, ' Town Clerk. Read The Progress ads. « , NOTICE North Carolina, McDowell County. In the Superior Court. A. L. Beach and Thomas Beach —vs.— John I. Beach, Thadeus Moore, Bax ter Lee Moore, Eugene Moore. Geo. Mo'bre, Troy Moore and Bennie Moore. The defendant John I. Beach will take notice that an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of McDowell County, North Carolina, for the sale of land for partition in which the said de fendant is interested; and the said defendant will further take notice that he is required to appear at the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of said County in the court-j house in Marion, N. C., on the 3rd i day of June, 1929, and answer oxj demur to the complaint in said ac-j tion within thirty days from said j date, or the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief demanded in the said cpmplaint. This the 2Ad day of May, 1929. J. L. LAUGHRIDGE, Clerk of the Superior Court of McDowell County, N. C. After all’s said and done, the pleasure you get in smoking is wliat counts Camel CIGARETTES WHY CAMELS ARE THE BETTER CIGARETTE Camels are made of the choicest tobaccos grown. The Camel blend of Domestic and Turkish tobaccos has never been equaled. Camels are mild and mellow. They do not tire the taste. They leave no cigaretty after-taste. Camels have a delightful fragrance that is pleasing to everyone. e 1929, Compaa: 1929, R. J. Reyaelda ToImcco ly, Wia*toB.Sslcm, N. C. Electric Cookery Demonstration Will be conducted at our office by Miss Decker on Monday and Tuesday, May 13 and 14, from 3 to 5 each afternoon. All the ladies of Marion are cordially invited to attend and we feel sure you will find these classes helpful and entertaining. ELECTRIC RANGES DUKE POWER CO. 8 N. Main St. Marion, N. C. * Manon, N. C. R m .
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