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fROMI0T SPRINGS
Mr. tnd Mrs, L. Jared left Sunday
for Tenrcaiee to viilt relatives until
v Tuesday. Their eon, George, who
i had. spent his summer vacation with
hi? aunt returned home with them.
y- Mrs. Will Fleming, who had be;n
'"called to Chucky, Tenn., io the bed-
side of her brother lart Friday, was
" called again Monday to come as he
. was onl expected to live a few
hours.
Mesdames Roy Plemmons and
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. Fred Lefler spent Tuesday in Ashe
ville shopping.
' ' Mrs. Burg-i,!! and daughter, Miss
Alene, spent last Thursday in Ashe-
ville.
Miss Ethel Fleming spent several
- days last week with her friends, Miss
Mary Lee Hill, who is the guest of her
, , relatives in Biltmore.
Mr. Jim Garneflp of Mississippi is
the aruest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. I. H. Garenflo. He had not
been to his old home town in twenty-five
years.
Misses Virginia and Louise Kober
son of Asheville spent the week-end
with their cousin, Miss Mary Rober
son. Mr. and Mrs. Winifred Brown and
children of Forest City, N. C, spent
several days with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. W. Brown. Mrs. S. W.
Brown has been been on the sick
list for the past several weeks.
Mr. Charlie Candler spent Wed
nesday in Charlotte, N. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lefler and so'i,
Tom, and Mr. Kenneth Burgin at
tended the ball game in Asheville
Thursday night.
Miss Frances Sawyer of Tulsa,
Oklahoma, is spending a while here
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Claud Thornburgh spent sev
eral days in South Carolina last
week. They will move to South
Carolina as soon as Mr. Thornburgh
has been made supervisor at Blacks-
burgh, S. C.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Hope Reeves
Thursday, the Cth, a son, named
Dean.
Mr. G. W. Fowler ippe,nt several
days in South Carolina with rela
lives last week.
Mr. Ira Plemmons spent Thursday
in Johnson City, Tenn.
Mrs. Smith qf Little Rock, Ark.,
left last week after spending weeks
with her sister, Mrs. Thos. Rufty.
Miss Alene Burgin is visiting
friends in Robinsville, N. C.
Mis6 Pauline Harrison is spending
several -days in Knoxville, Tenn.,
with her aunt, Mrs. Ebbs.
Miss Bobby Jeane Smith of Gaines
ville, Ga., who has been the guest
of iier sister, Mrs. Edd Hulsey, le
turned to her home last Saturday.
, Mir. and Mrs. Hulsey are spending
: the week-end there with Home folks.
' Miss Beatrice McFee wa called to
her home, "Sevierville, Tenn., on ac
r count of her mother's being sick.
She had been here with her grand
parents,. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. .McFee.
' Mrs. Geo. Lippard spent Tuesday
in Newport, Tenn. , .
" Sheriff J. J. Bailey of Asheville
was in town Monday. .
, Misses Tayloir and Hickman tf
Dorland Bell school, have returned
here" after spending several months
" vacation. , ' "
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Prints 36 im wide
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$2.50 Quality Flat y(J
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$1.50 Quality
Silks JU-'-
$1.25 Quality
Silks 4-
$1.00 Quality
Silks
Remnant '
Rolls
L 10c Grade-4 rolls for .. W '
5c Crepe Paper 3 rolls 1 AC Urge' Alummum
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25c Garter;
Ladies 'J
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Tape
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Ul Crossett shoes-oxfords' Dtl0)
(C Nunn Bush: Oxfords
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1 AC 1 rack Ladies' Wash
X y lH "I Dress-hprt ' sleeve
7Cfl lot Ladies' Silk
I. ; Dresses
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5'
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$65
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25c Children's Sox and
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27x37 , Hemmed Dia
pers 'Dozen
$1.00 Silk Jersey
Bloomefs 4i
C 1 lot Ladies' Silk.
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vrjQC Femonap Sanitary
i nap Kins
i Dresses "
! 1 lot $9.75 ;
Dresses
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per pan
Indies' Full Fashion Silk
Hose all colors first
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quality . j i
Ladies' $1.50 Silk
IIoe . r.rl.
Ladios' $1.85 Onyx
Silk Hose
9 AC 3 big School Tablets
Oil - jfor .iL.J.
t Children's 2 to 4 size
C Sun Suits
35c Lingeries &
Nainsooks
25c Lingeries &
Crepes
All 25c Broadcloths
$1.15
98c
lgc
19c
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All Black and White Toi-IQC
let Articles-25c quality.: lf
25c Brassieres 1 QC
Each for A'
$1.45
Ladies' 50c Silk Carded OA
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Rear Brand Silk OAC
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Idien' Silk ' 1AC
Hose "
Ladies' Cotton
Hose,
IV Ladies' White Linen
(PI Ifl Knickers
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at Men's Ox- , ffiC) Art
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v j lot Men't ux- - lt; (pa rA
: 9QC f6rds ' $Z.DU
" 1 lot Men's Ox- flA )r
1AC ford,
xyj l lot Ladies' Straps (PI AO
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This includes all Ladies' -and
Children's" Summer Hats from
$1.00 to $3.50 Values
All Ladies' & Children's
Cm Hati 25c and 50c 1 CC
Values for '...
$2.00 Counterpanes
for"..:
Large size Krinkle
Red Sbreads : t.
r". c""'u,n $358
15l
$1.49
TAC
QQCi Ties' & A;ch-Support
w i iot r-diW K5 ! rr
Strap. ."UJJ-L $1;ZD
tpXtf t ot children's Shoes. AOCT
Adiea Spring and Light- S UP to large 2 tO , '
" Weight Coats . 1 hig lot Children's QQC
- ami? rriimn AiTi? : Oxford .a,,: r.jj. i
45c
$15
ONE-THIRD OFF
Babies', Rubber Pants
2 pairs fr zIT.r .
Men's Summer" ,
Suits
Baby Shoes i
, per pair
OCC-1 lot Boys' Long
1 lot of Men's $15.00
to $22.50 Suits
$4.98
I $9.75
Ps $2.98
AI1 Udle7WhFte
Kids Pumps & Stran
Men;s Big Ben Overalls ,'
and. Allen .Special L98c
1 lot Men's $17.50 to M O C A Hauk Brand Overalls $1.45
?S ntr S.i . D.cJUJ Allen Red Label and "
ot Boys duitsixng . lri iiu. wwinwmeer viveraHS , .5i.zo:".
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1 lot IWen's 1 v'. HOC w work Shirts' -JMi 49c t
Hats 1 ' -, ' Men a20. Weight Over-,
AH our $2.00 Men's C1 40 r-7S
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$1.25 and $1.50 ; . AQC. .w
Caps 4,r,-- 1 u !". rnena,y
$1.00 cap. 7QC A7 -rrr
50c and- 75c Men', and
Boys' Caps '
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Daily Basic Cleansing Helpt
. Keep Your Skin In Good
1 - -Condition .';'
)T LONG ago 1 received
the following leUer from a
woman in Kansas:
-1 am very puzzled about my
- skin. I ought to have a 'beautiful
skin, for I eat plenty of fresh
fruits and vegetables, and am out
side most of the time. . I live on a
farm, and must get up very early
in the morning but I get more
sleep than most women, for I go
to bed early. Although I an only
thirty-three, my skin is bfinninj?
to show fine luue wrmkics, and
seems to be growing darker and
coarser all the time. I never have
used anything but soap and water
en f 'ee, tecs!?e-1 trior l't
,1 I .ad -iS t Itc? try t n
c!fn. 1 ;cae teU t e vl t t t
I i v t r j to have a 'ci. ---tlex.-rn."
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t' e f '-3 (i ' - H
your-skin, little oil 'glands are
working all the time. . When they ,
work -too hard, or the pores ate
relaxed, von have what is called
an oily skin. When the oil glands - "
do not work hard enough, or you -dry
oat the skin with too much
strong soap and water, von have
a dry, parched skin. The secret
lies in cleansing your face prop
erly, and then -giving your slua
whatever special treatment it may;
need to function normally. '. .'
First, smooth cleansing cream
over your neck and face with gen
tle upward movements of -both
hands. Then, after you have rt- ,
moved the cream wuh cleansing , f
tissues you are ready for the next
step. mce even the most perfect
slun is full of microscopic-de- . .,
pressions, the cleansing cream
cannot remove every bit of oil
anJ d.rt from your skin. A fresh-" '
tr.u-.i Union will do this, so
c t;'h sfl-.all fais cf cotton with ..
i, .1 I an i grn-'y wipe them .
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f llal Itosi -Has your husband a
food ear for music? i -
Sal Hpatica I'm afraid not He
seems to think t that : everything he
hears played in church is a lullaby.
i The Pathfinder.
i EStfns Is Hot Springs a good
place for. rheumatism? , i " .
Bojum Yes, indeed; that's where
I got mine. The Pathfinder. ..
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