MARION PROGRESS, MARION, N. C., THURSDAY, AUG. 8, 1929
Goods that you know all about — Quality Brands
that please you—that’s one great point of success for
Our Stores. Always what you want, when you want
it and at prices that never fool you.
SCOTCH OATS
Quick or Plain
Regular Size,
2 for
15c
Ball Mason Jars — Pints 75c; Quarts
Jar Rubbers—Heavy Red Lipped, per dozen
85c
5c
SALMON
Kingbird Brand Tall
Pinks—Extra Quality
19c.
Certo—That great Jelly Maker, per bottle 30c
Fruit Salad, Libby’s No. 1 Cans __ — -- 25c
KARO SYRUP
5 lb. cans
each
35c
SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
FRUIT JARS
Ball Mason
Half Gallons, doz.
$1.09
MORTON’S SALT
Iodized or Plain
3 pkgs. for mDC
BANQUET TEA
1-4 lb. package
23c
PEANUT BUTTER
Old Reliable
1 lb. jar
19c
Five Simple Rulet for
Keeping Good Health
Practical inference from the views
of an eminent physician are so sim-1
pie that they are almost trite, and i
yet they are fundamental. If you
want to keep out of the repair shop
and make your own body “tick” vig
orously and regularly, don’t rely on
drugs, but co-operate with nature in
Gve ways: '
1—Drink an'abundance of water to
keep your cells in condition.
2—Sleep at least eight hours out of
each 24 to maintain your batteries.
3—Regulate your diet carefully so
your body will be adequately nour
ished, and don’t “dig your grave with
your teeth” by overeating.
4—Get plenty of fresh air, espe
cially when you arp sleeping.
5—Exercise regularly to rebuild
worn tissues, Increase blood circula
lions and develop new cells.
If these live simple rules were hon
estly and thoroughly observed for sev
eral generations as vig^rousl> as the
Jews have obeyed the laws of hygiene
handed down by Moses, druggists and
doctors would eventually be obliged
to seek other occupations, and the
world would be populated by a very
much superior race of human beings.
—Cleveland Plain Dealer.
LARD ibr.oo“f 99c
CAROLINA STORES FOR CAROLINA PEOPLE
Marion
3 Stores in McDowell County
Clinchfield
Old Fort
Poultry Loading
Marion, Wednesday, Aug. 14
8 a. m. ’til 3 p. m.
We will pay the following prices
at car:
Heavy Breeds, Hens - 20c
Light Breeds, Hens - 18c
Heavy Breeds Chix ' 18c
Light Breeds Chix 16c
Cox, 10c lb. Ducks, 10c lb.
Please do not feed poultry day of sale.
We,will appreciate your offering.
Farmers Federation, Inc.
B, H. ELLER, Mgr. Poultry Dept.
Omission or Usage of
Comma Highly Important
A jury in New Jersey that heard
the evidence against two men accused
of murder returned a verdict findinj;
one guilty of murder in the first de
gree, and the other guilty of murder in
the second degree with a recommenda
tion of leniency. A coiuma separated
the tv.o findings, and this was held by
another court to prevent the recom
mendation for mercy from applying to
the first degree fiiuling, though the at
torney for tilt killer insisted that a
semicolon should have b«>en used if j
that were the jTiry’s intention. ,
Commas are, therefore, seen to be!
important whether used or omitied. It
is a curious situation when courts are;
called on to decide the meaning of a j
contract drawn, or at least revised, |
by an attorney, especially such a con-1
tract as an insurance policy which {
may control the distribution of thou- i
sands of dollars. i
Pepper Popular
Black pepper is the most widely;
used of all spices. There was a queef j
medieval belief that black pepper |
came from a' forest that had been ■
turned over. When means of trans-1
portation were not ^ well developed, i
and when the monotony of a smaller j
choice of foods made spices even more j
desirable than they are now, there i
must have been a tremendous inter- j
est in the caravans from the East I
' that made spices one of their chief j
commodities. Pepper they brought 1
I from the East Indies, although it is | ^
I now cultivated in other tropical coun-l"
tries. It is the dried fruit of a i
vinelike tree. '
What, Ever?
“Here you are, then,” wrote Oliver
Wendell Holmes, on the subject of
rowing, in the year 1858, “here you
are, then, afloat with a body a rod
and a half long, with arms, or wings,
as you may choose to call them,
stretching more than 20 feet from tip
to tip, every volition of yours extend
ing as perfectly into them as if your
spinal cord ran down the center of
your boat, and the nerves of your
arms tingled as far as tlie broad
blades of your oars. ^ -
“This, in sober earnest, is the near
est approach to flying that man has
ever made or p;rhaps ever will make.”
—Autocrat of the Breakfast Table.
New Ford Battery
Only
^g50
li
X genuine Ford 13>platc battery will you
dependable service the \ear arout>d. It is
built for quick starting, reliable pe*^o*mancc
and long iiie. At its pre.«*nt price, ibe Ford
battery is a genuine bargain. Guaranteed.
McDOWELL MOTOR CO.
E. Court St. Phone 242
m
Operas
Grove’s Dictionary of Music gives
the following information concerning
the difference between certain types of
opera: Comic opera—a term used In
discriminately to denote a musico-dra-
matic work of an amusing nature. !f
!s nbt the English equivalent to the
French opera-comique, for that terra
includes works into which seriousness
and even tragedy may enter; the type
is rather the opera bouffe. Light opera
is a term often employed for work.«*
in which sentiment counts for more
than high spirits, although the latter
is not necessarily absent. Grand opera
is an opera with continuous music and
of a serious nature.
National Forest* Popular
Several millicMJ every year take ad
vantage of the recreational facilities
oflfered by the national forests. This
phase of the administration of the for
ests is being developed by the forest
service in accord with the policy of
making these properties of the people
serve them to the best advantage.
Through trails and roads the forests
are made accessible, says the Forestry i
Almanac. Within them there are many j
lakes and brooks, admirable for fishing I
and camping. Game is found in com- I
parative abundance and streams are!
stocked with fish. 1
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Old Newspapers for sale at The Progress office at 5c a bundle
Only a Dozen Bananas
Robert made his first week-end trip ■
alone to visit his aunt in a nearby i
town. The aunt was aroused in the!
night on the day of his arrival by a
vety sick boy.
Observing symptoms of an over-'
loaded stomach, she said: I
“Robert, did you buy any trash and
eat it on the train coming out”
“No, auntie, I didn’t have a thing
except a dozen bananas,” replied the
distressed lad.
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FISHEK
in the most colorful and captivating
motor car bodies of the year , , ,
Reflecting the matchless genius of Fisher’s
artist-craltsmen, as well as the unparal
leled resources of^the Buick and Fisher
organizations, the magnificent new Buick
Bodies by Fisher incorporate beauty and
charm obviously superior to any other car
in the Buick field.
Longer — lower and more luxurious, these
new bodies reveal entirely new harmony of
color and grace of line. They are repiete
with extra features of utility, luxury and
convenience, including new Non-Glare
Windshield for safe night driving—new
and richer upholstery—new fittings
and appointments of princely luxury.
BUICK
In addition, this new Buick ctAbodies
other wonderful new elements of value—
a new and mightier valve-in-head engine
—new Controlled Servo Enclosed Brakes
—four new double-acting Lovejoy Duo-
draulic Shock Absorbers, and new longer
rear springs, new frictionless steering
gear and new Steering Shock Eliminator.
And what is more, this new Buick, with all
of these vital superiorities, is oflfered at
new low prices—prices that make Buick
for 1930 the greatest value Buick has ever
offered in 26 years of Building extra value
into each series of Buick cars!
MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN
^nadian Factories
McLaushlia-Buick, Oshawa, Ontario
Diviston of General Motors
Corporatkm
^ Builders of
Buick «ad- Marquette Motor OtTt
Marion Buick Company
Phone 88 Logan St. Marion, N. C.
^Vlien. better atttomobiles are built» Buick will build t-hg^nri
NASH ^OO
LEADS THE WORLD IN MOTOR CAR VALUE
Special Six Mloadtter
$1466
Fully Equipped
JfMore to Buy!
N STYLE i PERFORMANCE AND .PRICE
— ike pick of the roadsters /
i
F3R the open car enthusiast, Nash
builds a roadster that makes all
others second choice.
This new Nash "400” has the style,
the finish and the sparkling perform
ance that you customarily expect only
from roadsters far beyond its extremely
modert^te price.
The motor is the new Twin-Ignition
type which Nash engineering has de
veloped to add exhilaration and econ
omy to motoring. Twin-Ignition
means more power, more speed less
gasoline, ^
Next year’s open car fashion is fore
cast in the finish of this charming
"400.” The upholstery is pigskin,
with a big disappearing arm rest in
the center of tdkc front seatf awd arm
rests on either door. Tft» *M0X5)f’ road
ster seats its passengers low, with only
head and shoulders vfsiftiie. Wfeeels
are wire, witb big h«tvy duty spokes,
oversize Ittibs and chrciiiuum'>iiick«lie{
rims.
And the *-400’- Hpillj
equipped, the price qwcKed above,
with eve^ fine car a«essory, includ
ing Lovejoy hydraulic shock absorb,
ers, Bijur Centralized Chassis- lubri-
cation, chromium aickeled bumpers,
spare tire, tire lock smd tirecover.
It’s new, if, smart and it rs lower
priced than any exsiier roadster which
remotely compa«re» m «yle, quality
^ performance. See it bef^ace you
boy your Roadster..
.ncludes Tourmg, Roadster, Coupe, Cabriolet. VuUarU. ModeU
FIEEY MOTOR COMPANY
MARION, N. a
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