Outfit Them Now in Shoes That
Combine Style With Comfort
Plus Long Wearing Qualities!
FOR GIRLS
$1.98 to $2.98
Plenty of attractive styles in girls' shoes, ideal for
school, dress or play. New fall colors. Highest
quality.
Sturdy, good logk
ing shoes that will
FOR BOYS sta " d »PI wide
f "" \ variety of styles
- - that will appeal to
b ° yS "
$1.98 "$3.98
M'DANIEL'S DEPT. STORE
ELKIN, N. C.
Men! It's Time Now
« B siw Youß
McDaniel's has
what you want in
winter coats. New
reversibles, all
woolen Cravenetted
models that can be
worn as top coat „
or rain coat, and
woolen camel hair
coats in light tans
and browns. Just
see them today and
select yours.
Tweeds, Coverts,
Bedford Cords,
worsteds, gabar
dines.
SWEATERS 98c to $3.98
Plenty of styles in sweat
ers. Zipper, button and (C£M
slip-over styles. Solid col
ors and combinations. J
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Wool jackets and mack-
SBSSSg inaws in a big variety
of styles and colors—
Leather jackets in
horsehide, capeskin and
suedes—
McDANIEL'S
Department Store Elkin, N. C.
THR FT.KIN TRTRTTNF. ELKIN. NORTH CAROLINA
WITH THE SICK
The following patients have
been admitted to the local hospi
tal during the past week: Wil
liam L. Tiner, Elkln; Bobby Joe
Hardy, Elkln; Mrs. Tiliie Solo-
El kin; Hazel Howell, Yadkinville;
Fred King, Elkin; Lois Cothren,
Traphill; John Cothren, Trap
hill; Mrs. Lena McCoin, State
Road; Josephine Schaeffer, Elk
in; Mrs. Cola Pulp, Elkln; Willie
Hemric, State Road; Mrs. Mae
Pressley, Speedwell; Neal Gwalt
ney, Crumpler; William A. Swift,
Elkin; Mrs. Mollie Walker Price,
High Point; Leßoy Rogers, Elkln;
Fred Oliver, Brooks Cross Roads;
Mrs. Delia Cockerham, Elkln;
Robert Jerry Holbrook, Elkln; J.
M. Doughton, Sparta; Mrs. Ver
nie Renegar, Elkin.
Patients dismissed during the
week were: Eva Parker, Boon
ville; Mrs. Hoke Henderson, Elk
ln; Mrs. Norma Kasler, Boon
ville; Mrs. Carrie Smoot, Dan
ville, Va.; Mrs. Dorothy Beroth,
Devotion; Virgil Ashley, Boon
ville; William L. Tiner, Elkin;
Lois Cothren, Traphill; John
Cothren, Traphill; Josephine
Children's Clothes?;
We
If it' s outfitting your chil
ren or winter
C \ that's bothering you, worry
V y Jlßßa I|| no longer. For McDaniel's
1 * dren's clothing in all sizes.
/mlimWi «Lv Dresses, suits, shoes, hats,
everything __for the
|ciwjpfHlj|jN youngster regardless of size!
( | || Children's Dresses
W : ll 1 11 Bea utiful dressy dresses of
fllty j I \ I crepes and challies in lovely
m\ tTh \I styles and colors. Well made
MU' M> yl and real money-saving val
m Sl-98 and $2.98
w_ ~ Jack Tar Suits
He will want one of these
g°od looking Jack Tar suits.
ffilEiH Vl Many styles, all well made
*3| : »mm[ and durable for long wear.
$1.49 10 54.98
/ / V Sv§ Mitzi Dresses
\ \ gf|i Fine quality print dresses in
\ VI - sizes Ito 6V2 and 7to 14.
\ 1 •*§ Jl Guaranteed fast color. New
\JgJP styles and patterns.
MM Girls' Coats
Stylish fall and winter coats for
girls in a large variety of styles
f r i an( * materials. Stylish new col
ors. Some fur trimmed. All big
'"''llf values. Sizes 1 to 6.
iBK. slilß-$2.98
"■ $10.95
Girls' Hats
■lO They didn't forget style when
\ I these attractive hats were cre
[ F VX ated. Many colors and shapes.
R| | \ fHf And all inexpensive.
Corduroy Sets
I jflr Just the thing for small boys
and girls. Well made, and in a
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variety of colors.
Corduroy Overalls • i
98e and $1.49
l Corduroy Jackets $1.98
f TBL Boys' Hats
kJf 1 Felt Hats for bovs in mannish
rna Wm styles that Jhe will like. Big va
tmw ijJß* riety of colors and sizes.
Wm 98° to $1.98
McDANIEL'S
Department Store Elkin, N. C.
Schaeffer, ETI kin; Mrs. Tillie Sol
omon, Elkin; Raymond Hanks,
Elkln; Violet Cook, Jonesvllle;
James L. Pennell, Elkin; Mrs.
Ruth Hollin, Pilot Moimtain.
HOLD ANNUAL REUNION
OF GREEN-GRAY CLANS
The annual reunion of the
Green-Gray clan was held Sep
tember 22 at Clingman school,
with a large crowd attending.
The program began with the de
votional and welcome by Rev. R.
R. Crater, followed with songs by
the Pleasant Grove quartet, com
posed of Loyd Martin, Walter
Martin, Grey and Colin Pardue.
Inspirational and patriotic
speeches were made by Attorneys
I. E. Story and Eugene Trevette,
of North Wilkesboro.
After a bountiful lunch was
spread, Mr. Story was . asked to
return thanks.
The next reunion will be held
at the same place in 1941. The
program and arrangement com
mittee will be H. G. Green, Tyra
Gray and John Gray.
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riety in coats of every description nrpvT U
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variety of fine fabrics, colors and \ r / L A, _ . „
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All we ask is that you" n_„ cc Qn/ i
come in and see these t "
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TT , , IppHß Lovely-New
Hundreds WWfm jHh
of Breath- DRESSES
taking mB&Bf Hundreds of smart new dresses
mmm \ f° r f a " ■ Beautiful costume suits
New with fur trim! Dresses for
Colors and casion
DRESS-UP DRESSES
PRESSES for CASUAL WEAR IHH|
$7.95 to $19.50 fP||p
• OTHER DRESSES \\ |||lßpK
$2.98 to $6.95 i| M |fi
IMCDANIEL'STT
# Department Store Elkin, N. C. *
Thursday, October 3, 1940