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This is a Spccial Invitation to You
The Most Cordial invitation we know how to give for you to come and see our New Display of Toys, Dolls and Holiday
Gift Goods, and now let us insist on your coming EARI.Y while it can be made a pleasure to SHOP in our Place before the
Store becomes crowded with late buyers, for every day you postpone it Means Less Time, Less Stock and Greater crowds.
Lots of the IMPORT goods are very scarce this year on account of the war. However, our buyer has had two chances at the
market this year and we feel confident that you can come nearer getting what you want from us than from any one elsem this section.
We have given the most careful attention to this line trying to get a Good, Substantial, Useful Gift for the older ones as
well as a Trinket for the Baby and little folks. Many AMERICAN MADE Toys Different you will appreciate.
No use tryingto describe these goods. We have thought of all and ifit is Newit is here. Give us a call any time. The
Store will be open till 9 o’clock every night and we will be looking for you. Dossnot disappoint us.
KENDRICK MERCANTILE COMPANY
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Special Toy Department
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Call at The Cherryville
Foundry for Plowshears, Fire-
Dogs and Grates. Job work
done on short notice.
Cherryville Foundry,
Clayton Dellinger, Mgr.
Fine Frostproof Cabbage
by parcel post. Jersey
Plants
Wake
Dy parcel
field Charleston Wakefield and
Succession, 1,000 for $1.00
postpaid. 100 for 15c postpaid
R O. PARKS, Ulah. N. C.
lOCM.
fruit cakes at
FOR SALB-A dwelling and
half acre lot in S. Eastern part
of Cherryville, known as the
Cora Carpenter property. Good
bargain.
See C. H. Carpenter,
Cherryville, N. C.
Buy your
Summers.
Mr, J. E, Sain and family of
Henry were in town looking
after some business affiars last
Saturday.
Mr. D. M, Witherspoon, a
successful farmer of Cherryville
R-2, was a business visitor in
town Tuesday.
Rexall Kidney Remedy 50 and
$1.00 guaranteed—Weathers.
M, H. Rudisill of Shelby called
at our office Tuesday and joined
the Eagle list.
Attorney D. P. Dellinger, at-
, tended the Baptist Convention
in Charlotte this week.
W, T. Witherspoon made a
Our Mill and Gin will close on business trip to Statesville and
Thursday Dec. 23 and remain Morganton this week,
closed until Monday Dec. 27th. g^e Summers for all kinds of
Cherryville Roller Mill (Inc.) groceries and Xmas goods.
A. C. Hartzoge and daughter
Miss Edna, were Lincolnton
visitors Tuesday.
Mesdames J. S. P. Carpenter
andJ. S. Neil were Charlotte
visitors Tuesday. I
Mr and Mrs. L. C. McDowell j
motered to Charlotte Wednes-j
day.
1 Buy Jewelry early and will
Shave engraving done-Weathers.
I Mr. A. N. Carpenter, a pros-
! per MS farmer of Crouse R-2,
'called at our office yesterday to
FORSALE-Two good Mules gy^,g„jption.
weighing about 900 pounds eac^j ^ ^^s
7 years old. One Horse ^ y attending court at Gas-
old weighs about 900 pounds.; place is attenaing
LOST.-Last Sunday, either
in Gem Restaurant or between
restaurant and Post Office, two
Five dollar bills. Finder please
return and get liberal reward,
Thomas Ballard Jr.
FOR SALE-1 Good Brood
work mare. 1 Delivery wagon.
1 Buggie and 1 Brush Auto in
good running order.
T. E. Summer.
One Mare with fold 10 years old.
Terms easy, cash or time
L. G. Baker
P23t Crouse, N. C. R-l>
I tonia this week.
Cranberries, Cellery,
Nuts,
'Ra'isin7and fruits of all kinds at
Summers.
Big line Jewelry—Weathers.
Messrs J. J. Childers and Til-
man Foster, prominent citizens of
North Brook were business
visitors in town yesterday.
The many friends here of Mrs.
A. VV. Howell will be sorry to
learn that she has not been get
ting along so well at ttie hospital
in Charlotte where she has been
for several days under treatment
Call at the First National Bank
and have them explain their
Christmas Club.
Mr. W. L. Rudisill cf Bessemer
City R-1, was a business visitor
in town Monday. While here he
enrolled his name on the Eagle
list.
' Messrs. J. H. Houser and son
Wesley, hustling farmers of
Henry, passed through town
Monday en route to Gastonia
with another load of sweet pota
toes. They raised a good quanti
ty of potatoes and peanuts this
year which they are now putting
on the market. |
Messr. D. C. Bess and M.
Ritchie left on the evening train
Monday for Florida, where they
expect to spend the winter in
truck farming. We wish for them
a safe journey and good luck in
I the undertaking.
I Join the Christmas Club at
j First National Bank and have
money next Christmas. You
can join by paying Ic to a $1
a week.
Mr. W. A. Lackey, a promin
ent farmer of North Brook was
a pleasant c Her at our office
Saturday and had his name en
rolled on the Eagle list.
I The Womans Betterment Asso-
■ ciation will meet in the music
room at the graded school build
ing next Thursday afternoon at
3:45. The committee has ar
ranged a very interesting pro
gram for the meeting and every
member is urged to be present.
Spencer Literary Society.
On Friday afternoon Dec. 3,
The Spencer Liierary Society
met at its usual hour, and was
called to order by the president,
and the following program was
given: Song no. 10. Recitation
by Addie Carpenter. Dialogue by
Zora Dellinger and Pearl Beam.
Jokes by Vennie Ford. Riddles
by Annie Sipe. Wanted by Edna
Roberts Wit and Wisdom by
Lois Kendrick. Events by Annie
Howell. School Items by Ruth
Harrelson. Reading b y Irene
Davis. Original Story by Ruth
Dellinger, Description by Virgie
E a k e r. Recitation by Elva
Death of Little Child.
Lethia Mae, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Rayfield died last
Sunday of diptheria, aged about
two years. Her remains were
laid to rest at Shady Grove
church Monday, Rev. L. A.
Bangle conducted the funeral
service.
Houser.
Huss.
Town news by Lora
Irene Aderholdt, pres.
Lela Kendrick, Sec
Annie Howell, Rep’t'r.
Real Estate
Insurance
Good farm for sale, terrns.
Town and country property
wanted.
Insurance, best, strong com
panies. Rates best possible.
Loans.
David P. Dellinger, Agent.
Cherryville, N. C.
Among the names drawn last
Monday to serve as jurors for
the January term of court in
Gaston county we notice the
names of J. P. Dellinger, W, C.
Harrelson, A. C. Hartzoge, J. P.
Helms, John F, DeUinger for
first week and George F. Beam,
C. E. Neill, D. L. Neill, Sidney
C. Carpenter, A. L. ;Houser, C.
A. Witherspoon and James S.
Carpenter for second week.
Milk Delivered to Your Door.
We have a considerable
amount of milk that we wilt de
liver to your door every day in
the week at a reasonable price.
We have the milk and must sell
it, see
Evon L. Houser.
Xmas Packages
Summers.
of Candy at
Local stores are beginning to
take on a holiday appearance.
Be sure to read all the ads in the
Eagle from now' until Christmas
and take them for your guide to
do your Christmas shopping.
The Benson Review says a
train of 128 cars, making a line
200 yards over a mile long passed
I through Benson last Saturday
morning on the Atlantic Coast
Line en roule to Florida. The
cars w'ere all of the refrigerator,
type, were empty and are to be
used in shipping Christmas
fruits northward.
Monuments—Jesse Caldwell
To Drive Out Malaria ^
! And Build Up The System
' Take the Old Standard GROVE'S
1 TASTELESS chill TONIC. Vou know
j what you are taking, as the formula 13
! printed on every label, showing it is
Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form.
The Quinine drives out malaria, the
Iron builds up the system. 50 cents
to Mr. and Mrs.
Ford last Saturday a girl.
SINCE TAKING PERUNA
I can say my
bowels are much
more regular.
My heart is
stronger.
My appetite is
much better.
My throat is
much better. _
Mrs William H. HinchUffe, 20 Myrtle St.. Beverly Mass
Mrs. taken four bottles of Peruna, and I can say that
writes: I ^ave taken tour^
-ft T recommend Peruna to all sufferers with catarrh. I do
throat. much better. I am really surprised at the
work “can do. I -do not think too much praise can be said for
^^’^’xhose who object to fluid medicines can now procure Peruna
Tablets.