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Extra Fancy Pineapple. 2 1-2 lb. cans . . . ... .. r41c .
Caraja Coffee, per pound 48c
Cracker Jack Coffee, per pound.. . ....llSoC-:
Council brand Vienna Sausage, per can.. .. 13c
Pat-a-Cake, per pkg. ....
Armour's Veribest Preserves, 5-lb net. S2.05
Stew meat, per lb... -18c
Porterhouse Steak, per pound ... 40c -
Round Steak, per pouha...:-...-.:..-:.:.-.:-.:---:.-.' r--------35c
Extra Choice Round Steak, ;p(ET.pound..-40c-j;
Lamb Chops, per pound - 45c "
Mutton and Lamb Roasts, per pound 40 and 45c
Beef Roasts, per pound, 3D and 35c
A few pieces of Outing, per yard 35c
Some Calico at per yard ... 15c
Where Your $ Have More Cents
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From $1.50 to $5.00 per bushel.
$3.50 buys a nice Assorted Bushel.
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Saluda,
N. C.
Founded 1889
SALUDA DEPARTMENT.
S. A. NABERS, Editor.
MICKIE SAYS
Opens for its 32nd Year
Wednesday, September 29, 1920
HIGH EDUCATIONAL STANDARDS
Graduates from Saluda are admitted to
to Wake Forest College, Piedmont Col-
. lege, and other higher institutions
without examination. -f
. Fine corps of teachers Strong Courses
Study, including Music, Commercial A
Branches, Domestic Science . and Art. .
Wholesome Environment, Comfortable Baiidms, Healthful
LOW EXPENSES
For further information apply to v
REV- FREDERIC H0LL1STERA. B.T Principal
Short Paragraphs.
Russel Locke has gone back to
college. . ; v
Leo Pace went to Asheville
Monday. t ,
Q. C. Wilson was a visitor in
Brevard Tuesday.
Mrs. Loveland went to Ashe
ville Wednesday.
Mrs. E. W, Thompson has
gone to Atlanta Ga.
Robert McKay of Sumpter,
is spending a week here.
Frank Doremouse has returned
to his home in Augusta, Ga.
Mrs. George Davenport of Sal
uda returned home last week
Mrs. Eliott and Miss Claire,
arex visiting Mrs. T. W. Waters.
Mrs. Horace Bomar and child
ren have returned to Spartanburg.
Walter Thompson and Fred
Bailey visited Cowpens Sunday.
Roy Ward has gone to visit his
grandfather at Chetnut Springs,
S. C. ,. ?
Mrs. K. K. Wilder ana son
Richard, returned to Sumpter last
week.
Miss Edna May Capps has as
her guest Miss Barber, of Spartan
burg.
Edward Cannon stopped at the
Seminary on his way to Berea
College.
Mr. Sutters and wife of Nor
folk, Va., are visiting; , the Cul-
liphers.
D. Frank Jenkins of Peidmont
college visited Frank Stevens
Tuesday.
J. C. Raines of RicksHaven,
was in town last week selling de
licious peaches.
Dr. A. G. Rembent of Wofford
College spent the week-end with
his family here.
A. C. Bryant of Brown wood,
Texas, visited his brother Brook
Wilson last week.
- Mrs. J. P. Anders of Hender
sonville, is visiting her daughter
Mrs. J. W. Pace. ,
Miss Jennie Thompson has
moved to Mrs. White's cottage
on the boulevard.
-Frank B. Stevens is having
his cottage near Gleen Brook
dairy remodeled. .
"Dr" Craig of the Saluda
Pharmacy has accepted a position
in Florence, S. C.
E. W. Hill from Henderson
county was m town this week
with some fine calves for sale.
Mrs. Ida M. Scott, has taken
rooms across ... tne streets irom
the Seminary with the Nabers.
Mrs. W. H. Justice of Hender
son ville, and Miss Alice Tanner
visited Mrs. S. E. Tiner last week.
Mr, Axtell wife and daugh
ter Virginia, after spending the
summer here have returned to St.
Petersburg, Fla.
Virginia Axtell gave a delight
ful party, to a number of her
friends, on the eve of her depart
ure for Florida.
Govenor Cooper spent the week
end here. Mrs Cooper and the
children returned to Columbia.
S. C, with him. s
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Punctuality Valu,ble 7
Many of y(mn nr Aet.
V" Ur lOSt good no;,
lack
of
cause of the
There Is no
quauncatlon than tu.
B. Y. P. U. at Friendship.
Everyone is invited to attend.
the B. Y.' P. . U. at Friendship
Baptist church every Sunday
nirrhf at Xft'f lOO.K. UI1 next oUIl" I so lnrtl:r,nn,Ki .
litgiiv " w w - .. r -.u(WiOUUm tq n
day night the subject for dlSCUS- or to any one who would savr
IUUB iuiu mat of others
Dtitia
no
has no regard for-the tta J ""U
men" snM e Of oth
men," said Horace
should he have for theJr rJ
is the difference SSteS
man's'hour and taking I
are many men to whom
other
sion is love. We will be glad to7
see as many out as possible, also
we will be glad oftalks f rom any
one interested on the subject.
The B. Y. P. U. will entertain
nt an ip.fi cream suDDer at Mrs. the business dnv i0 .,,each
Ed. Thompson's on Saturday "-Chicago Daily nCW8
nignt sepiemDer. ijs, ior tne uen- To Preeerve f
efit of the Friendship Baptist ' insects dislike pennyJaT. ,
i -n : Of It destrova snmn . U1esint1i
away. Take oil nf
church. Everyone is cordially
" '" - ' - I iuiu a saucer, steep it i
your girls and your pocket book pieces of new cotton or
packed with money.
place where required. it is
Community Fair.
to place some between the mZ?
etc When putting fur? IT
Bummer, ioia carefully
TPT1T1 VTnvo I on1 1
, . i . j i , uuvi uien wran
. vycwucx om io w . vt.j ui uewspapers. nimmm-.
in Saluda, as the Community edges. Place in cioseiy
Fair is to be held at that time, and a llttle camP'nor.
all hands, in town and out are Indiana Made salt
determined that it shall be the rrMnp T,re J-?.
-"o ill -e frh..
early as 15
production of salt in this rnnnt. r1
best community fair m the coun- -and sold it to settlers a
ty. The following officers have i,Lrob .ie ..flrst
been elected: Pres. P..H. Bailey, ' : "
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the UnitPd States
byracuse, N. about 17SS,
cne most common I v
There will be a meeting of the Sec. A, DeVere. Turner, Treas.
men and women living in Saluda Miss Lane. Financial commit-
school district at the Odd Fellow's tee, H. P. Corwith, J. A. Bishop,
Hall, Sept, 25 at 3 p. m. School W: .C. Robertson, Dr. Little, Miss
matters will be discussed. Rosa Box. Executive committee,
R. M. Hall, District Deputy Mrs. A. DeVere Turner, Tom
Grand Master announces that the PaceJFishtop, Ed. Thomson, Joe
30th, District-Masonic Meeting Forrester; J. A Bishop, J. E.
willloe held at Hendersonville, Pearson, Mimosa, : z,eo. unoaes,
N. C, this year on Tuesday, Oct. Mimosa. . ; . .
i7trn , . rne laaies oi tne community are
ir r nA m?-nQ,,T, taking up the work with greater P" fd 0Utt arms
Mr. Greer and wife on Sun- th 6 - , , meetine. 0f with their respective foiiag
set Hill have as their guests: enthusiasm, a special meeting pi rose of any tint or color is best sena
MJccp Mnrv LinV nf Ahhfiviilfi the C1V1C le&e WaS led Mn" een rose leaf- Ery spring
day the thirteenth, and the whole ra or florid, win
was begun nesr
Salt h
the world, and no useful mineral
cept coal, perhaps, occurs in greater
abundance or U r.jore widely distek.
ated In the TTnitPd States.
The Universal Color.
The professional mixer of
knows that fierce color discord eu
easily be created by a misplacing g(
green. But Nature never mlsDlarMft
Even blue stands without tying,
by cheek with Nature's greens,
and May Rhett and family of
Camp McPhearson.
North Carolina has the reputa
cion of having done - more com
munity fair work than' any other
state in the union. Help keep
up the record by getting your ex
hibits ready for the Saluda fair
October the 8th.
afternoon war. given '.up. to the ??&ntly Int0 CTeen 011 the ver
consideration of the work for the
fair. ' ,
While the fair last year was a
splendid success, . considering
that it was our first, we realize
that this year we meed more in
terest from a greater number of
ours.
people, and we are very much
encouraged bv the responses we
Saluda has had as her guests have rGCGived. We ' understand
this week thirty Presbyterian that the original plan was for the
ministers ana eiders attending Nwmip nf thp tnwshin nf Salnd
but we are very glad to welcome
rresbytery ever neia m baiuaa, the friends from. other -counties.
and the meetings were enjoyed whose interest are here with
alike by both the town s people
and the delegates. - .
Some have been 'trying to en
umerate the summer residents
and the visitors of Saluda. If
everybody will leave a slip of
paper with his or her name and
the number of visitors this
summer st, cither- bank, we
probably can get a census of our
town.
Among the guests at the Car- serve as the public roads over which
olina House are: Arthur R. Keith 018 ann!r'! Prodnco is marketed. A !
gooa roaa irom me xarmers gate io
leaf.
OH Creaking Shoes.
Have you a pair of shoes that tai,
creaking spells much too frequecSr
for . your comfort and pleasure? B
you have, simply put a small qra
tlty of Unseed oil In a shallow dl&
or pan and stand the shoe In It for
a few hours. -This treatment fl
not only effectually prevent tia
shoes from continuing In their
creaking ways, but It will also m&b
the soles last longer.
Timely Advice.
If you would keep the wolf froa
the door don't Inveigle him into to
front yard with titbits of extnt
ftgance.
GOOD ROADS AND DRIVEWAYS
A Essential on Farms as Public High
ways to Enable Farmer to
Handle Produce.
. A wgll-ordered farm should have
well-ordered roads and driveways to
and around the buildings. In: other
words, private roads on the farm are
as' Important to the Interests they
J. W. PACE
Meat Market
All kinds, of meats, both na
tive and western,, chickens,
eggs, fish, etc. Lard of all
kinds and fancy sausage;
Prompt and Courteous Service
Phone No. 7
of Wilmington, N. C, J. H. Caw
Swannanoa,;N. C, S. J. Johnson
Sylvester, Ga., Oliver Riddle
Greenville, S. C., Mrs. E. I. Ma-
son and Miss Alice Gasgue, of
Mullins, S: C. t
Rev. R. M. Pickard will fill the
Methodist pulpit next Sunday
morning. His subject will be
"The curch as an asset, or the
Benefits of Christianity in a com-
munity .nev. ncKara is a
member of the California M. E.
conference and has been pastor
of some large city churches.
Special music will also be given.
The Clergy house association !
met with Mrs. McKee Sept. 6th.
his marketing place should not be de
preciated by a poor road from the
gate to the barn or packing house.
FEDERAL AID FOR MISSOURI
Bureau 'of Roads Approves Forty-Nine
i Projects at an Estimated
v Cost of $5,948,910.
Forty-nine federal aid road projects,
an aggregate of 459.29 miles at an
estimated construction cost of $5,948,-.
910, have been approved by the federal
bureau of roads. This announcement
was made by the state highway board
here today. .-The federal government
Is to pay $2,606,975, and the state and
counties the remainder.1
Shoe Shop
Work Promptly
and Neatly done
J. A: Johnson
..mm Bin
IMPROVED ROADS AID FARMER
Trip fnllnwino nffipprs woro
Rose Hackney and wife who wtpd- nrppnt- Mr IT n Mn.
have spent the summer at. the Kee, vice president; Miss Howe,
ynax. xiav guiie io xneir nome secretary; Mrs. Lockwood Jones,
muaOWUVUlC, f ia. Way. Wnnmr. MJc-o T)rtt,o T
VUl. OUCUUV, i.TX100 XVUOCV UUA,
Make It Possible to Produce Vegetables
and Fruits for Canning and
. City Markets.
Klch agricultural land limited to
cereal crops on unimproved roads may
Mrs. J. T. Cbates is going to treasure; Mrs. Frank Doremus. be mad t0 5161(1 a much higher re-
remodel her bungalow at Crystal There is renewed interest in the
bpnngs, and is planning au ar- work of this association. The
tistic dance hall for next summer, membership has been increased,
Rule Cannon has entered Pied- and theClergy nouse has been
mont this fall, j Edward Cannon well:miea tms.-summer. The
has gone to Barea. Mills Nabers Clerg?rinen greatly enjoyed their
pavps MnnViair r;o. -p i-i. vacation nere.
turn where with an Improved road it
Is practicable to produce . vegetables
and fruits for canneries and city mar
kets. '
Dr. Alfred W. D
Some Fine Apple Orchards.
.We have some unusual
bar-
gains in apple orchards and or- oZVZrZl
good and virtuous action. Burke.
Georgia Tech.
Married Monday Sept. 13th
Ollie Latticher daughter of J. W.
muicher, and J. A. Moody, chard lands. Annlv to thp. PiVk
lhe bride and
, ? wci- cuu miiu vumpaiiy, puiuaa omce.
cumeu 10 oaiuaa Monday night. . - : -
oaiuua a eiecxnc Wires are now Our old celluloid collar friend has
connected with the Blue Ridcre been'exharaed aga,n this. time by Ra-
rowfirnnnr anri v - v- , .
li W T- T a mustache coffee, cup. a clgar cutter
lights any tme.Ol the day or night and a change purse ; his name, tn gold
1TT1 4 m-m -A- ' A. I I m . . m ' -B nm V -V a. . .
yviLiiuut sorting up the local ietTers 18 ,a ngusnea on nis snaving
motor ' : mug; and he carries his watch in a
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(puunols bag." New . xork Tribune.
Badness Carries DisqualificatI6n.
I never knew a. man that was bad,
fit for any service , that was good.
There was always some disqualifying
Ingredient mixing with the compound,
and spoiling It. The accomplishment
of anything good is a physical impos
sibility In such a man. 'He could not
Think Before You Adventure.
It s said that the , most beautiful
women In the world are. the women
of, the Tehuantepec tribe of Mexican
Indians. In addition to this fact we
might1 say that these women are care
fully guarded by the taen of the tribe,
that .the Journey Is' a long one, and
traveling, especially In winter. Is pre
carious. , y -
Eve Snecialist
Colambs, M. C, Monday ani1"
day, Sept. 20 and 21. M
Mill Spring, n. U., neu..w
tember 22. . . il
Lynn, ILJll
Saluda, N. C, Hioaj, jr-
irjfuii, ii. w.
Pronounced competent d.
and fit glasses uo m
r i f "Pvnminers y . a
i Tennessee. ... n,i
Dr. ALFRED .p.
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