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4 , 7. 7 Mountain Grove School (Written by Pupils of tha Sixth and Seventh Grade) Wc have been studying birds and animals. Wc learned many interesting things about them. It was very interesting to learn how to tell different ones by their hab its and songs. We enjoy draw ing the pictures of these birds. We have good times at. recess playing running base and other games. Our teacher, Mr. Ramey, is very good to us. He plays with us. Professor Billings h;r, visited our school once this year. We all en joy having hini and hope he ill come again and give us some tests. The Mountain Grove people appre ciate a man like him for a county superintendent, because , he has a keen interest in school children. The people of this community have been very busy caring for crops. This caused several ab sences during the past month. Below are . the names of those who haven't missed or been tardy. First month : Lyman Kankin, William Haskett, Willie Keener, Fannie Mae Dillard, Cora Fox, Jean Taylor, John Fox, Billic Kankin, William Adams, Frank Fox, Alice Adams, Hilda Buchan an, Ethel Dills, , WiJliam Corbin, Bertha Collins, Bob Tay.lor, Allie Mae Keener, Fannie Williams, Weaver Fox. Second month : Lyman Rankin, Fannie Mae Dillard, Jean Taylor, Billie Rankin, Edward, Taylor, Frank Fox, Mary Keener, Fannie Mae Williams, Weaver Fox, Alice Adams, Hilda Buchanan, Ethel Dills and William Adams. We hope to make our attendance more perfect this month. Liberty School LITERARY SOCIETY The Waikai Literary Society met Friday, Oct. 23 and gave the fol lowing program on the life of Sid ney Lanier. I. Biography of Sidney Lanier, By Rebecca Dalton. (a) Lanier's full name. (b) When and where he was born. (c) The college from which he was graduated. (d) His services in the Civil nn For Bad Weather Buy Good Shoes Good Shoes at a Big Saving We Sell Solid Leather Shoes Made for Us By the Star Brand Shoe Company Every Pair Fully Guaranteed Men's Star Brand Shoes $.48 to $295 Ladies' Star Brand Shoes $.69 to $248 Children's Star Brand Shoes 65Cto$1.95 Ktsfeistt Men's and Boys' Caps 25 C to $J.25 Sweaters for Men and Ladies 89 c to 298 War. (e) His Jove for poetry and music. (!) His poems. 11. Lanier's poems, "Song of the Chattahoochc," by Cecil Gibson. III. Lanier's poem, "Tampa Robins," by Marshall Mason. IV. Business session. Nature Study. STUDYING BIRDS In our seventh grade na'turc study class wq are studying autumn birds and wild flowers. Wc are making a study to determine which birds remain with us all winter and which of them migrate southward. Many names of autumn wild flow ers have been learned. HALLOWE'EN (By Rebecca Dalton and Verna Shepard) Hallowe'en is coming soon, With the witches all riding their brooms ; Children will be climbing the posts, Trying to get away from the ghosts. Jack-o-lanterns will be shining bright,. . And give their light all night; . There will be ghosts all dressed in white, Running around all night; And you will hear the children shout, "The Goblins will get you if you don't watch out." HALLOWE'EN ' (By Cecile. Gibson) Hallowe'en will be here most any ' da . . . . ,s FoMhe witches are sailing right on this way, Oh, yest they are coming but they keep out of sight, Behind pumpkins that are yellow, their size is just right; The black cats are hiding most everywhere. But they won't harm you, so don't you fear; The Goblins are dressed in their Hallowe'en gowns, And the witches are riding their broomsticks around. JOLLY HALLOWE'EN The time of spooks and Goblins, Of witches wierd and gay, And jolly jack-o-lanterns, In every spooky way. The time of midnight dances, In the woodland dark and drear, - nn ,lL J Vv here no one dares to enter, Because the spooks are there. The jack-o-lanterns, shining, Make bright their woodland haunt, But 'ere before' the daylight, They have vanished and are gone. i The golden leaves of autumn, The trees growing brown and saucy Jack Frost to tell us, Jolly Hallowe'en is here. PERSONAL ITEMS Mr. and Mrs. Luther Shepard were business visitors in Franklin Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greene were visiting friends and relative;) here the past week-end. Mrs. T. T. Hurst and little daugh ter. Audrey, were visiting Miss Re becca Dalton Sunday. Mr. and 'Mis. Dult llmst v. i c visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Dal ton Sunday afternoon. Mrs. T. T. Hurst, was visi'ini' Mrs. Lee Poindextcr, of Franklin, Saturday. Rev. Harley Phillips, of Sylva, preached a very interesting sermon at Liberty Sunday. We hnju- he can be with us again. The local 15. Y. . U rendered a very enjoyable program Sunday night. After the program Mr. W. H. Dalton made a talk oil the Baptist foreign mission work. Rainbow Spring Mr. Jake Danielson. of Fontana. who spent a few days visiting his parents on Main street, returned to his home the latter 'part of last week. ' Mr. Hubert Danielson returned home last Saturday evening from a "few days business trip 'to Knox ville. Mr. Ed Wilson, Vof Mooresfield, W. Va., is spending a few days visiting his friends. While in town, he visited his sister, Frances, who is in Angel Brothers', hospital. The many friends of Miss Fran ces' Wilson, are glad to learn that she is reported much improved at the hospital. . . ' Mr. J. E. Danielson spent Satur day in Franklin shopping. Mr. S. M. Wolfe has returned tu Asheville after spending Friday and Saturday of last week on business. Among the party who motored over to Franklin to visit Miss Frances Wilson at the hospital last ' - ' WE II We have many wholesale bills coming due. It takes and retain a good credit rating. To stimulate trade and store has been priced dowji to rock bottom. I must raise The prices hejre listed are only a few of the money-saving this sale. You will find many others in the store. V Ladies' Ready-To-Wear Ladies' Silk Dresses $3.95 and W HVL $4.50 Valuesat ....... . ....... V& 9y $2.00 and $1.50 Ladies' Hats at .: . Qg C $20.00 Ladies' Coats at ...... $12.00 Ladies' Coats at;...;:.;....'.:..'....'. EVERYTHING ABSOLUTELY NEW Our big stock of dry goods, dress goods, ready-to-wear and shoes is new. We buy no bankrupt stocks and don't sell any second class goods. We will surely treat you right and you may drop into our store any day with the assurance that no merchant will offer you better merchandise at the price. , 1- IV FRANKLIN, Friday c.uni vue Cti 1, iidwurd, Forestry and Ruby Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Batemaii and son are spending a week or two visiting Mrs. Bateinan's par ents at Judsuu. ' Snow Hill Mrs. J. D. IIowcll and Mrs. L. K. Jones, of Asheville, visited their unt, Mrs. W. J. Jenkins, lasl Thursday. Mr. John Mallonee, uf Almond, was here Thursday. Several of the depositors and stockholders from this seetioti at tended a meeting of the Bank oi Franklin 'Saturday.. Mr. and Mr3. I'. X, West isit ed their sister, Mrs, Vance Brown-, ing, last Sunday. ' Mr. V. Scott Allen is on ' the sick list. .We hop.- he will l)i out soon. Mrs. Jenkins visited her brother, V . S. ilen, Saturday night. Miss Voiinie West was in town on business Saturday. Mr. and 'Mrs.' Carlyle Sheffield and little daughter, also Mrs. I.. 15. Kicknian, of Canton, visited their .parents, -Mr. and Mrs. W.M'. Sheffield, Sunday. B. J. Hurst visited J. 11. 'Elmore Sunday. Mrs. John Allen visited her moth er, 'Mrs. Z. M. Leathcrnum, Satur day' Several of the boys have been goitii! chestnut huntkv, back in these Cowee mountains. l'-'-.'V Mr. Freeman .filled hi', icg tikir appointment' at Simw . .Hill Sunday. Rev. Mr.' Holden .also filled his regular appointment' at Covec church. The Ladies' Auxiliaiv n i-t at Snow Hill Methodist rliu.vli Tn, s day. A large crowd was present. AH reported a good time. Soinc good talks were made, after which refreshments were served.' Mrs. Will Morrison visited Mrs. Ttid Hurst lust Friday. Mrs: John Ray visited Mrs F.lla Allen' Thursday. Mr. T. M. RicKiuan has been on the .sick list, . We are glad to see Mrs. Albert Rieknian out again. Prof. Billings was in our section last week and was right well pleas ed with the progress of the school. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rickman visited home folks in Sylva Sun day. 1 Mr. and Mrs. C, N. West. visited Mrs. Ada Hvatt Sunday. Pimi .mi pwwi NEED MONEY! 20 c Dress fo)n n ni3arqjfn,Tr,nJi a Called to Rest MRS. VIOLA BARMF.S Mis. Viola i.n i.t ,, J i, Boone Barnes, died at her home at Gneiss Saturday evening at g o'clock, after, an illness oi beverai weeks. The body was taken to Tellico, her former lwj'it, Im bur ial Monday. lhe deceased was formerly Mis Viola Caiuei, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Caiucs, ut Stilts, biie is survived by her husband, pai cuts and several brothers and sil lers " Mr; l.esee larter visited Mr. i ii m e I lilt si Saturday niht. Mi. ivoy Candler is visiting Mr. IJ. 1.. Clark. Mr. Lyle McClain was. the guest of C. X. West Thursday. North Skeenah 'l he farmers, of this section have been gathering corn and sowing grain. The Pleasant Hill Sumjay school has organized a prayer meeting on every Wednesday night. Every body is urged to come and take an inteiest in these prayer - meet ings. The Forestry service gave an interesting motion picture show at Maple Springs school the past Fri day night. There has been a three weeks revival meeting at Pleasant Hill and a baptising last Sunday of 12 new converts. Mr. K. B. DcHart and' Carl Tal ent wire in this section Wednes day. Mr. Walter , Blaine passe,' through this section Thursday. Mrs. Robert Carpenter was visit ing Mrs. Arthur Blaine Friday. Mrs. E. L; Dellart nf . North Skeenah was visiting Mrs. I.. C. Knight on Setser Branch Wednes day. Mr. Zcb Carpenter spent Thurs day night with his uncle, Mr. Rob ert Carpenter. Lespedea has proved 'its value as a dry weather forage' plant' in Stanly county this season. Mead ow hay and corn tops are refused by the livestock when this hav is available. n money to meet them promptly raise money everything in our money to meet my obligations. specials I have to offer during Cloth Goods Best Grade Heavy Sheeting at.;... 500 Yards of Heavy Outing at..... 12 c Play Cloth at 15 c Riverside Cheviot at........ 15 c Heavy Mattress Ticking at... 10 c Dress Prints at. .. : ............. '8 10 10 (J Prints at. A" NORTH CAROLINA 'Slop ihieP Should Be Ci y on Road to Succe: In Modern All that has been said about procra-Uinaiioii lieing- the thief ot lime is ti lie-and half the story ha ii' a In i ii 'lull We hav e on can lists !j!t;i; numbers ot boys and i.irLs. Sniiu, ot cutase, have a.v.ikuivd Ii. tluir i .ipuriuuitics audi obligations and are now in school,' a;L . ;rc , ;.iii,i oi those who! aiv hi ill vv. oi, ii . and who uugl.t to be in oai sci,. ,i lind.ui'', the lad dei - -and th. U l.vldri - that lead's to ai l.iii eiiyil. In a very few years every po sition of importance in business life will he filled by a new man or woman. 'J he successful candi- daies f'u business honors 'will, of i-our.'e. wrk tin ir way from the bottom.- ' oil will Im e your chance '-that is all' n will have. A l!v '.and otVr men and women will , be n'.s -hi'-i toward the posi tion that you co.vet. If you final ly achieve y"i;r I'oal it will be be cause of your industry, your good jtid.'tiietit, your initiative and per haps, :m:.i imp'irtant of all, your training. "Busine: s evp. els young people to take alvaiitaaie of whatever . op-p?r!-ini!:e the ' schools offer for hi:-i::es education before applying for eiiiplo.M. rit." The modern busi ness -man has neither the. patience, the time, r.ur the inclination to teach. If you can fill a useful dare in lii-, office he will uive you unlimited opportunities for ex-pansioiir-if you are helpless he will not take the time to help you. Look forward Uvinn year-, will you, and see the presidencies of railroads, insurance companies, inamifai liii iii'.' enfej prise and tliMUsamK of other in st it ution.-. that will iu'.r.iiim.v iii u names and new faces tv the M.rld. Consider, also, that while many " of these places are highly attractive, even now the rapid evpati'-ioii nf business will create more positions, and these positions will afford great r oppor tunities than the business field has i er known. I 'm Iv club boys of t 'aldwell coun ty e.ill plant s, . dling bU'k Walnut trees each this fall. The county acent has -ordered UKX) trees from funds donated by the Lenoir Chamber 'of Coinnicicc. I. r n S S Mwal It. J Clothing Bargains For Men and Boys $20.00 Men's Suits at. $15.00 Men's Suits at ...............$ J J.50 $12.50 Men's Suits at ...$g.65 $3.0G Men's Pants at.. .........$ J.98 C C yd. n 2 yd B. $1.35 Heavy Overalls at I, . . 85c Men's Work Shirts at........... g(jC 75c Boys' Overalls at. ..............ggC I 85c Men's Union r. f .t? f?ovs' Union yd t ..$'1.00 Boys' Union yd. Boys' and Children's Sweaters 48Gto$248 tiW..1!f "J-LIJI,,,,,..,,, . . , ... ,,, M , UiU I II Ml I 111 , I $2.00 Blankets at $1.25 p ;.. i ' ' - - ' ' ' ' ' mLrmmwm.mmmmH.n w mm iiimssmmmhh iiiiiihmsjs9smmh ii.iissumn usmsi.sji t,.--' rr T i.iiisMtsfIs "mmi Tlst tmiai i uMMJMMIMm... g rr n TT1 Day Business These things are worth your con sideration, and the Athens Business College welcomes you and offers you the training that will prepare you to meet the conditions that the business world demands. We invite you to investigate. Ask tor information. Phone 771. ATHENS BUSINESS COLLEGE. Adv. Seven head of pure bred milking .-train of Shorthorns have been placed in Alleghany county this summer and 11 head of Hampshire ewes. Avery county orchardists report excellent weather for harvesting their apples. The crop is moving slowly, however, because of the low prices. Try Press Want Ads for results I Funeral Directors And Embalmers We are prepared to render prompt, courteous and respectful service in the hour of need ORDERS FOR FLOWERS HANDLED Ambulance Service BRYANT Furniture Company Day Phone Night Phone 106 20 TURPIN'S GERM KILLER KILLS ITCH Or Poison Oak in 30 Minutes JUST GIVE IT A TRY Highly recommended for old sores, cuts, burns, tetter and ring worm. Money back if not satisfied. Sold for 50. cents a bottle at PERRY'S DRUG STORE Franklin, N. C. 55 cents a bottle by mail or der from the maufacturer and distributor, JAMES A. TURPIN . Waynesville, N. C. .....,98c Suits at...........,i...,.gg C Suits at. .. ... 38 65 Suits at..'..
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