SPRING OPENING AT
Men’s and Boy’s Work
Shirts At
35c
THE FIRST WHISPER OF SPRING FASHION HAS ENTERED OUR STORE WITH THE STYLES CREATED FOR THIS NEW ;
SEASON. OUR SHOWING OF THE NEW FASHIONS IS LARGE AND EXTREMELLY INTERESTING. W E CORDIALLY
INVITE YOU TO SEE THESE NEW STYLES AND GET OUR PRICES.
OUR NEW SHOWING OF SPRING
MILLINERY
The earliest of Spring Millinery models have al
ready arrived and they will give you an excellent indica
tion of shapes, sizes and trimmings, most favored for
the coming season. We invite you to see these new fash
ions. Miss Long who has charge of this department will
take great pleasure in showing you the new creations.
We handle McCall Patterns and Magazines.
CORSETS
Special reduced prices have been made in our corset
department.
Window Shades
at__ _
45c
GENTS FURNISHINGS
We are showing a big range of patterns in the new
Spring styles of men’s and young men’s suits and boy’s
knee pant suits. One lot Styleplus suits $25.00. Suits
specially priced at $16.75. One lot Styleplus suits $30.00
suits to go at $19.75. See our line of all wool serge suits
at $12.75.
Men’s wool Hats
at___
One lot Men’s Dress Shirts. A regular
Dollar item for _____
95c
50c
One lot 36 inch Silk Taffeta and Messelins
reduced to, yard______
75c
1000 yards unbleached pajama checks
36 inches wide at ___
12£c
One lot 27 inch fast color Red Seal Zepher Dress Ging
hams. Regular 22 l-2c grade in solid and *| £• 2-3
fancy dress patterns, yard ___. 1\) C
New patterns in all linen dress goods.
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
In this department you will find a complete line of
all kinds of Rockers, Dining Chairs, Double Cane Seat,
Chairs, Overstuffed Suites, Living room Suites, Parlor
Suites, Walnut, Oak and Ivory Bed Room Suites, Odd"
Beds, Springs, Pillows, Mattresses, Dining Room Suites,
Buffets, Kitchen Cabinets, Etc. In fact anything new in
furniture you will find here. Also a complete stock of
sewing machines.
SHOE DEPARTMENT
Our complete line of now Spring slippers now on
sale in all the new styles and colors. Be sure to see them.
Special prices on “Selby” high grade slippers, one lot
black kid, patent and grey combination tan and suede
strap slippers and a number of other colors in strap and
$3.90
tie worth from $6.75 to $8.75, this lot
go at per pair____
Ladies all leather slippers in Peters and Godman to close
out at
pair
One lot babies slippers size 2 to 6
at____
Men’s plow shoes in all leathers
Rawhide soles at pair___
$1 25
75c
$1.95
One lot 27 inch fast color Utility dress 1 O H
ginghams at yard _ -----___I^i'2 C
m w «
One lot 62 inch fast color Dress Ginghams
at _■___.
14*
Big Range of Patterns in new sport wash silks and fig
ured Grope.
All the new colors in fast color Indiunhead.
New patterns in “Ladlassie” cloth for dresses and Boys’
wash suits.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
Stalk Cutters, Coles Combination Planters, Guano
Distributors, Spike Harrows, Disc Harrows, Riding Cul
tivators, Gee W hiz Cultivators and all kinds of Farm Im
plements. We ask you to inspect these lines before you
buy.
We have recently received three car loads of 3 V.
Standard guage Galvanized Roofing, also a good stock
of Cluster Shingles on which we are making special
prices. We have a car load of the Celebrated Geo. E.
Nissen Wagons in transit and it will pay you to see them
if in need of a wagon.
POPULAR MODELS IN READY-TO
WEAR—DRESSES
Ladies all Linen
Dresses at___
$3,75
Ladies Dresses of Cotton Sergo Suitings in stripes and
plaid3 at
only
One lot of Silk Dresses about 50 in
the lot, all colors at __._, __
$1.45
$5.75
Our line of silk dresses in all the newest colors and ma
terials ats
Can’t be duplicated
$9.75
In our better dresses we have a big range of all the
new Spring shades in Crepes, Satin Canton, Flat Crepes,
Printed Crepes, Georgette, Etc. We invite you to inspect
these new garments at
$15.75AND $24.75
THE LATEST CREATION IN SPRING
COATS
Beautiful line of new, bright colors in fur trimmed
Spring coats. A good assortment of new shades in all
combinations.
UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT
We have a complete undertaking department with
all modern equipment ready to serve you at any time
day or night.
FLOOR COVERINGS
All kinds of floor coverings, Rugs and Congoloum,
Carpet for Churches, etc.
GARDEN AND POULTRY
We have a large stock of both heavy and light garden
and poultry wire and would be glad to show you.
DO YOUR SPRING SHOPPING WITH US AND BRING YOUR PRODUCE TO
THE STAMEY COMPANY
FALLSTON, N. C.
Charlotte, Feb. 26.—Thomas I.
Watson, of Greensboro, was acquit
ted by a jury this afternoon of a
charge of second degree murder in
connection .with the slaying of Joseph
E. McDonough, also of Greensboro,
whom Watson is alleged to have found
in a hotel room with his wife. The
jury was out forty three minutes.
Loud cheering broke out In the
packed court-room when the verdict
was announced, and it was with diffi
culty that Judge Henry P. Lane, pre
siding, restored quiet.
Mrs. Watson, wife of the defend
ant, broke into a half-shriek, half sob
of joy, when the verdict w'as announc
ed as she sat beside her father, R.
M. Miller, of Texas, then she rush
ed to her husband, threw her arms
around him and wept on his shoulder,
lie displayed virtually no emotion.
Watson was recognized to appear
tomorrow for trial on a charge of
carrying a concealed weapon. He shot
and killed McDonough in the presence
of a police officer who went with him
to a local hotel room to arrest Mc
Donough and Mrs. Watson, who had
registered at the hotel as husband
and wife. When the two were identi
fied by Watson, he fired a bullet into
the heart of McDonough. He was ar
rested and ha: been in jail since. Mrs.
Watson' is scheduled to .be tried to
morrow on an immoral conduct
charge.
McDonough’s body was sent to rel
atives in Cincinnati. He had been em
ployed in Greensboro only a few
months,
Co-op Marketing Is
Hope of Farmers
Nows and Observer.
Three years ago, when the price of
tobacco and cotton were below the
cost of production, the disheartened
farmers found hope in the Co-opera
tive Association which they formed.
Many of them signed contract; to
pool tl'.eir crop for five years. The
courts have upheld the validity of
those contracts. It is now attempted
to secure legislation which will make
these contracts void.
It is unwise legislation even if it
were constitutional. There are two
more years for the contract to run.
If those who are not .entirely satis
sfied,._do. not v^sh to renew it,, they
are free to separate themselves from
the organization. But the Co-opera
tive Association incurred large ex
penditures to serve the farmers who
joined. They should live up to their
| contract. There is no legal way to re
lieve them.
Co-operative marketing is to be
come, when perfected, the hope of
I agricultural prosperity.
Sandy Knew The Difference.
“Weil Sandy,” said the laird, “you
are getting very bent. Why don't you
stand up straight like me, man?”
“Eh, man, do you see that field of
wheat over there?”
“I do,” returned the laird.
“A!i well, you’ll notice that the full
heads hang down an' the empty ones
stand up.”—Everybody’s.
URNS
or scalds of small area,
cover first with wet bak
ing soda. When dry,
take this off. Dress with
Vicks, gently. Do not
rub in. Bandage lightly.
S12.000.00 TOWN OF BOILING
SPRINGS. NORTH CAROLINA.
ELECTR'C LIGHT AND POWER
BONDS
Sealed bv.ls will be received until 2
o clock p. m. Monday March 9, 1925,
at D. J. Hamrick’s store in Boiling
Springs N. C., in care of the under
signed, for the purchase of $12,000.00
electric light and power bonds of the
Town of Boiling Springs, which will
then and there he sold. Said bonds
dated July 1, 1924, maturing annual
ly $1,000.00 July 1st. 1927 to 1928
both inclusive without option of prior
payment; interest rate six per cent
per annum, payable semi-annually
July 1st and January 1st of each year,
nncipal and interest payable in gold
^ew York city; denominations
o 1,000.00; registerablc as to principal;
general obligations, unlimited tax. De
t° be made on or about March
d i ^"il'og Springs, N. C.
• “J“s ^1Ulit be on a form which will
oe furnished by the undersigned and
must be enclosed in a sealed envelope
and marked “Proposal for Bonds”,
and addressed to the undersigned, and
',e acc°mpanicd by a certified
cheek, or cash, to the order of the
ij'i * ioasur<:‘r> upon an incorpor
ated hank or trust company, for $240,
to secure the Town against any loss
resulting from the failure of the bid
! .J *9 comply with the? terms of his
bid. No bid-under par and interest will
be received. The right to reject all
bids is reserves!.
• u' s9ccessful bidder will be furn
lshed "ith the opinion of Messrs.
Storey, Thorndike, Palmer and Dodge.
Attorneys of Boston, Mass., and
• ®.S*r8' Quinn, Hamrick and Harris,
Attorneys of Rutherfordton, North
Carolina, that the bonds arc valid
and binding obligations of the Town
of Boiling Springs. The Town will fur
nish free of cost the bond forms.
1'. B. HAMRICK, Town Clerk.