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Fat Dac!:s, per, Lj. -,-,j.'---.-r - 12c ' -Ccrn
FlaJrcs, 2 packages :.ai..2. 12c
IMcichcs,- 3 larc boxes 10c
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Beaver, and
, liia sister, iMiss.WUlie, Reaver,, all.of
- 'Cabarrus, N. C, are guests of Mrs.
Reaver's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.
p. Tweed. ' "
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I1 NOTICE On art f tor ' Friday '
' Aasrasf 15th." admission nrices Tfa the"
Princess Theatre will be JQ cents .for
tall ader 12 year of - age, ..aod- Sfl
. fall under 12 Years of age and vac.
"- Mim Louisa Pritcharrf Vntertaine4
: fhejf ; class mat SMiss MiiaWth '"Cot'
Hn's,'f flillsloi-oi N. ,C Wednesday
'with, a . luncheon and hridge jbarty
: iV. waM"''';' lVfctBAa ; JnnA
Tweed, Evelyn JHnkle," Virginia Hen
dricks, Merle 'Sams, and 'Mrs. Mary
' Story. '"V 1W S?,i'r'
Yakima Canult in "A TEXAN'S
" HONOR' aJao a two-jreel comedy
and Craay Cat Cartoon at Princess
1 Friday and Saturday-i-and the price
is only 10c and 20e. ' - v s "i. ..
: ! , Aa mav be seen from an article
elsewhere in , this paper, Rev., J. J.
Gray, a former; pastor, wil preach
nf Rpv. S. ti. Weatherly. -
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merica Xo v Charlea (Buddy)
Roor in 'Half Way te rrlaavenJ.
J ThdilU, throfca! Tha atar 'of . "Cloa
Harmony." A aw hit. With a
. saw firl-friand, Jaan ArUr. A
Paramount Picture.
Mr n. M. Riwver. Mr. anoijMks.
, Brownie Trent, Mrs. Charlie Jack-
k ..... M 'irai ..1
son and Mr. trea uiass, oi rswuie
S. C, are here for a few days visit
ing Mr. Sawyer's son, Mr. Claude
Sawver. and family s 1 '
...."Half Way to Hearon," Charlea
.(.Buddy; Koger- new. irrin pc
ture, which will show at the Princess
f theatre next week,' wa adapted from
,,'. .V.' Y ' V.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny L.
Davis, .August 6th, a daughter, ut-
tl Betsy.
Miss T 1 ;'Uan Whitehurst ' left
Thursday to spund the week-end with
Miiss Cumi Ramsey of Leicester, N.
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The woman's missionary " society
of the Marshall Baptist church met
with Mrs. J. N. , White Thursday af
Mrs. - J. " J. Bailey and daughter,
Miss Nellie," of Asheville, were jn
town Thursday .afternoon. ;
Mrs. J. N. West left Sunday to
visit her daughter, "Mrs. DeWitt
Austin at Charlotte before going on
to .visit , another aaugnter, mrs. n.
p.. Curry-in" Pennsylvania. '
LRdgerV I tHalf Way, HJeaveo,'
with ' Jean Arthui f, J-
' Vo..'ll .1-,'- t,r'mm StKva fBuJJvl
Rogers, Jean Arthur and Paul Lukas
In "Half Way to HeaVen," at Prin
cess Monday and Tuesday..; Pricest
10 and 20 cents. -
the best-seller novel, "Here' Comes
dwagon.rt r H.ary L Catej.
.Rev. Waria WW nil hmflv"
hivebeen. Spcndihg thtfl summer near
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otiarsnau, are leaving tn latter paijt
th'fe weet for Mt-Alry, Pa,, where
Mr.';hiteteaches. ' Mr. WfeiU wijl
be in a revival for two weeks before
nis scnooi oegins -aeptemoer 1. i f
.New ThriUs-i New Throbs. Wherje
jhery's Irl the're's a way. - See
Xounf imirica'i Boy-jfriead in this
Ihrill-'hrob'hit.
Charles Saddyt)
Mrs. J. B. Martin of 'Raleigh, who
has been visiting Mrs.' bowler Shelt-
on, Mrs. O. ,C. Rector,' Mrs. J. Her
echel Sprinkle, Mrs. Hubert ftoherts;
and others in Marshall Is expecting
to leave Friday " for Asheville. to
spend a few days, before returning to
her home. - -'" ' -
rimtia TTnndariion of Knox-
ville is the guest ot her sister; Mrs.
Un'miri Mrs.' S.'"'B;! Rbbertsjsnd
children 'spent last .'weeif-end wiljh
relatives at English,' N. G.
Miiut DorthvSnrinkle- has resum
ed her position"' as' bpolSkeeper ,. for
the power company Wfc uarsnau.
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COURSE
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TOURNAMENT, AT r MARSHALL
MIDGET COUNTRY CLUB TO
START TONIGHT AT S !
P.-M.r AUGUST IS
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" ""DR. RICECVe
EYE-SIGHT SPECIALIST ;
' " Citizens Bank
In OiTice Saturdays
And Mondays ,
ALL WORK .
GUARANTEED ;
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turned in, the men's tournament will
nf . thrca. foursomes, the wiif-
ners of which .will compete for the
championship. - ,
' Tha ladies' tournament will con
sist of one foursome, the winner be
rnminar ladies' chamnion ' f or first
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I jThe following by: merit oi tneir
lowscores, wiU.maKe up me repect-
At .8 o'clock, Wendell McDey
itt, JamiBa1Keamon, jonn w wm
niv,.t- siidHiibert Kdwards - win
start the lilay.s; ' :''-""'
" At fiil5. Mrs. Grace Redmon, Mrs
I AndreV Redmon. Mrts.J o.. iweu
and Miss" Frances -McDevitt will
play: ''." ' ,' ' " '
. At 8 :30, J.fc C. 'Sprinkle, John Red-
mon, N. Bf MeLevjtt wa w w. a.
V At. '8:45, Mack fe 'Samsey, C. E.
Rector,' J. J. - Ramsey . and Bruce
Redmon will defend their laurels.
- Those listed above," who are not
readv to ulay, at the appointed time
TwHlr. automatically default. - v -
C ilttis expected that much interest
i,m-.hp' shown -in this tournament,
j pdiHl many spectators are anticipat-
ifiTAe announcement that Mr. Wil
liam' G. Roberts, one of the "socially
prominent members of the younger
set and son of. Mr. ana mrs. uy .
Roberts, is now managing the course
for the owners, MrLocKwooa ana
Mr. Powell; will be Interesting. ,
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Men's S1G.50 grade 13 oz. Blue Serge Suits $12.95
V Men'i SCHLOSS BROS. $25 & $30 Suits Ljl.L $12.95
Men $2.00 grade Moleskin Pants , $li9
Men's $200 Grade Scout Work Shoes $1.65
Men's $1.25 grade 220 wt. Overalls per pair lLL 89c
Boy's 90c grade 220 wt. Overalls per pair 59c
Men's $1.00 grade SEAL-PAX Union Suite, pair 75c
1 r Men's, Women's, Boy's or Girl's Tennis Shoes 75c'
j Women's or Girl's $1.00 Silk Bloomers -C; 69c
; Women's or Girls' 50c Silk Bloomers T-r 39c
. ; Best 4-yard weight, 12c grade sheeting, yard 8 l-3c
Manchester Chambray, 122C grade, yard 1 r8J-3c
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All 25c grade.Prjnts, Vat Fast Colors, yard -Women's
PatLea, Straps and Ties, pair r $1.69
$1000.00 worth new, clean samples-4-in all kinds ,
notions-offered for and less than - -WHOLE-SALE
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If 1 3 "j and Baccc bom of thrift and perserver
1 fa cf accomplishment in active years, - and
VVtW diar'y with" a dollar or more in a savin-s
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Asheville seems to have a mania
for sellittir dood baseball playteiii.
Marty Baylin, who was sold by Ashe
ville to Greenville, of the same loop,
a few days ago, is proving that he
is some pitcher, having won 5 games
P--; it-t -f-.r rw""v:'Jti. Earl
Mattingly was sold to Itiacon," and
he's going good; Buck Greene was
also sold to Macon, and Wednesday
r.rppne nitched aeainst the trreat Jim
Moonev of Charlotte, and he .held
(lie Hornets hitless for nine innings,
T.'nphhfl cettinir a hit in the, tenth
inning . Oh, well, such is life.
OASV .'
' Wih "onlv about a point in per
co- betwepn them, the -Chicago
1 r-or.lvlvh' Kotins of the
, Lc- ;e. fciC f.;,hting both
. and tr-:i f t te league
u: r .'..fr tc;nz able
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Stanley Huffman of Qncinnati flew this tiny machihe with a 30-horsepower motor all the Way on 23
S'uons or pasqime. . . ,
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Physician and Surgeofc
Office Front Room Over, t
Citizens Bank , ;
( - By intsalling a hydraulic rani, at
, 1 his spring 81 feet "awey .from' the
house, J ,L. Long of i'adkin, county
now has a plentiful supply. of ruu
ninj water for his honw aad barns.
TV secure a -vaxicty of anned
friit and vegetables this, winter, each
t housewiie neeus w cans ov a vaevjr
of fruif nd 57 piuts -of a variety
of vegetables for er-ct praon in the
family, estimates iSxK Jane S. Mc--Kimmon.
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CARL R. STUART
' ATTORNEY-AT-LAW 1
Office Over Citizens Bank
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MARSHALL, N.'C
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