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ALSO
KARL DANE and GEORGE K. ARTHl K
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MUSTARD
Quart Jar
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STRING BEANS -
Best Grade — 3 cans
D. P. MILK -
Large Can - 3 for
23c
D. P. MILK -
Small Can - 7 for
ROCKWOOD’S
COCOA - 2 Pounds
D. P. TEA - BEST ORANGE
PEKOE
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.35c
. 18c
\POUND
iPOUND
PALE DRY GINGER
ALE - 3 Bottles.
LIBBY’S CORNED
BEEF - Can
BLUE RIBBON
MALT - 3 Pound Can
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2 Gallon Size - Dozen .... $1.10
Quart Size - Dozen .. 85c
CERTO - Bottle . ... 29c
WHOLE GRAIN
RICE - Pound .
BUCKET LARD
4 Pound* . .
COMPOUND LARD -
Pound .
EXTRA THICK FAT
BACK — Pound .
SWEET POTATOES -
Nice Size - 6 Pounds ...
WHITE POTATOES -
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LOCAL and*
•PERSONAL News
| Mr*. L. C. Dalton and son, also
! Mrs. Fred Bobbitt of Norlina at
j rived Wednesday to accompany
j Mrs. Dalton’s daughter, Miss Mil
dred, who have been visiting rela
tives for sir weeks.
Mr$. John L. Dawson and little
son Charles of Brunswick, Ga., have
been spending a month here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Thrift in the Beaver Dam section
They leave for their home Saturday
night.
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Misses Loretta Swcatt and Mane
Jones spent Wednesday with Misses
Lallage and Tva McEntire.
Mrs. Will Jackson has as her j
guests' this week, her sister Mrs. I
John L. Dawson and son Charles of
Brunswick, Ga.
Miss Loretta Sweatt of Great
Falls. S. C„ has been visiting for the
past two weeks with Miss Marie
Jones of Shelby. She will return
home Sunday. Miss Jones going
home with her via points of inter
est in the western part of the state.
Mrs. R. F. Stokes and daughter,
Miss Essie Stokes, returned Wed
nesday to Charlotte after a visit
with their cousin. Mrs T. W. Ebel
toft.
Misses Elizabeth March Hall and
Charlie Cotter Hall have returned
to Hickory after two weeks visit
with their grandmother and aunt,
Mrs. T. W. Ebeltoft and Miss Eliza
beth Ebeltoft. Miss Elizabeth Hall's
friends will be interested in know
ing that she will soon returned to
Texas for the winter where she is a
tutor at a ranch school.
Rev. and Mrs* Mary in Y. Self
and son, Harrell, of Hertford, were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. E. A Houser
for several days this week
Mr. Broacius Wright who has
been spending a week with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wright
of Earl, left yesterday for Grcens
boio where he is manager of the
Friendly Cafeteria.
Mr. Charles Bridges, an exper
ienced meat man, formerly of For
est City, is now in charge of the
meat market at the local Piggly
Wiggly store
Misses Eloise Grigg of Lawndale
and Louise Morrison have return
ed from Oreenaboro. after spend
ing ten days there with friends
Miss Janie Moses, of LeGrange,
Ga, has been spending the week
here with her sister, Mrs. W. H.
Hudson, and Mr. Hudson, on her
way to New York City where she
will enter the Woman’s hospital fot
a special graduate course in train
ing
Miss Mary Grace Goforth. oi
Rutherfordton, is visiting friends
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dedmon and
little daughter, Carolyn, of Bir
mingham, Ala., were dinner guests
on Thursday evening of Mr. and
Mrs B. T. Gladden.
Mr. Ralph Hoey is spending this
week at Blowing Rock as a guest at
the summer home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Cannop.
Mrs. Thomas Nolan has been vis
iting Mias Margaret Young in For
est City this week.
Mr. A1 Woolf has just returned
from & ten day* buying trip to
Northern markets.
Mrs. Haney, of Rutherfordton. has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Hol
land Eskridge, and Mr. Eskridge
here this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Sappenfiela
returned to their home in Columbia,
S. C. yesterday, after spending
their vacation here with the latter’s
mother. Mrs. Bailie Mauney.
Mrs. W. B. Favell and son, Billy,
have gone to Orlando, Fla., to visit
Mr. and Mrs. S P Favell lor some
time.
Miss Mamie Mayhue returned
home last night after visiting Miss
Nadine Sherrill in Newton.
Mr. Jerry Goforth has returned
to his home in Rutherfordton after
spending a week here with Mr. John
Hoyle at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Hoyle, on East
Marion street.
Mr. Summie Spangler has accept
ed a position at Montgomery Ward's
in charge of the hardware lines of
the store.
Mrs. John Lovelace is spending
this week with her mother. Mrs. R.
Q Whisonant, at PolkviHe, this
week. Mrs. Whisonant has been
tpiite ii! since Tuesday but it is be
tteved that her condition is some
what improved Her son. Mr. Ever
ett Whisonant. with Mrs Whuo
nant, of Charlotte, are also with
her this week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dilworth. Jr
and small son have just moved to
Shelby from Bryaon City and are
occupying the house owned by Mrs
Mayme Ray Webb on Cleveland
Springs road. Mr. Dilworth Is con
nected with the Liggett and Myers
Tobacco Co. as salesman
Mrs. Meredith Henneasa has re
turned to her home in Charlotte
after spending this week here with
Mrs. P L. Hennessa.
Mrs. Durham Moore, of Char
lotte, spent part of yesterday in
Shelby.
Mr Arthur Brown of Hickory
and Mr. Clyde Daves of Gaffney
have accepted positions with the
Central Barber shop here.
Dr. and Mrs. Zeno Wall and fam
ily are back at home after spending
the summer at Mars Hill, Dr Wall
spent his vacation, during the
month of August, with his family
there. His friends will be glad to
know that he will be back at the
services at his church on Sunday
morning though he will not fill the
pulpit.
Mrs. T. W Ebeltoft and Miss
Elizabeth Ebeltoft will spend next
week at Blowing Rock visiting Mias
Alice Springs at her cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. Troy McKinney will
arrive in Shelby from Durham to
day to spend sometime with the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
F. McKinney. Mr. McKinney has
been studying at Duke university
this summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gardner
are visiting their daughter, Miss
Rekah Gardner, at Elizabeth, N J,
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Laney, of Red Springs, will be dis
tressed to learn that their little son,
Robert. Jr., is critically ill In a hos
pital at Fayetteville.
Miss Dorothy Self, of Lincolnton.
la visiting her aunt, Mrs. Claude H.
Grose and Mr Grose here this
week
Mrs C. D. Meacliam and two
children, Hazel May and Orville, of
Hamlet, have been visiting Mrs.
Meachams brother, Mr. Thad Ford,
and Mrs. Ford at their home here
this week
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dover have re
turned home from a visit to Mr.
and Mrs John Fox in Teaneck, N.
J.
Mr. Tom Wright, of Baltimore,
Md., who has been spending a few
days here with Mr. Ralph Webb
Gardner, left yesterday for his
home Mr. Wright was a school
mate of Mr. Gardner's at Wood
bury Forest.
Miss Louise Wike. of Taylors
ville. is visiting Miss Margaret Louis
McNeely, at her home on S. LaFay
ette street.
Among the Shelby ladies who at- j
tended the Kings Mountain asso
ciational meeting of the W. M. U
at Poplar Springs church yesterday
were: Mesdames J. A. Liles, E. w,
Wilson, W. L. Packard, Henry Ed
wards, Holly Ledford, H. J. Spry,
Jimmy Love, W. A. Pendleton, J.
W. Spangler, Summey Spangler,
Mrs. Bailey, and Mrs. Harris, the
latter of Raleigh, who Is state coi
responding secretary.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike H. Austell, who
were man-led in Raleigh on August!
15, are in Shelby for a brief visit |
with Mr, Austell’s relatives. Mrs.
Austell before marriage was Mrs.
Alice Walton Bradley. Mr. Austell
is inspector for the North Carolina
militia.
Governor and Mrs. O. Max Gard
ner leave today to spend the week
end in Asheville, Boone and Blowing
Rock. They will return here Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Lil Kerr has returned home
after a visit to friends and relatives
in Gaffney,
The many friends here of Mr
and Mrs. Harry Reid will be glad to
know that most recent news from
Mr. Reid's bedside in University
hospital, Philadelphia, is to the ef
fect that his condition is improved
and hia physicians now hold out
hope for his recovery.
Miss Margaret Ford spent last
week visiting her cousin. Miss
Madeline Porter, at Bclwood.
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Matthews, of
Chapel Hill, are here on a visit to
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mr
F. L. Hoyle
Misses Carol and Mildred NichoJ ,
of Greenwood, S. C„ are visiting Mr!
and Mrs H. H Pratt here thi
week
Mrs. W t Frost and tre cHild’-e-’
William and Grace of West Palm
Beach. Fla, will arrive in Shelby
;his afternoon to visit Mrs. Frost s
aunt, Mrs. Lawrence Lackey, and
*
Mr. Lackey. MIsb Linda IVarlick, oi
Llncotnton, also arrives today to
spend a few days with Mr and Mrs
Lackey
Ur Fred Morrison, of Raleigh, i
who has been spending several days j
here at the home of Mrs James L i
Webb on 8 Washington street, i
leaves today to return to Raleigh i
Miss Pat Alexander has returned
to Charlotte after spending her
vacation licrc last week with her
sisters. Misses Elora and Ncra Belle
Alexander,
Mrs, J, t„ Webb and Mrs O Max
Gardner vi. ited relatives and friends
In Gaffney yesterday
tCOMTiMimu on e.vua i xn~
SERVICE
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IM;. WASHING and CHANGING Oil..
Best Equipped shop in North Carolina. No
Better Service anywhere and prices are
right.
"e have installed a key machine and ran
duplicate keys for any car.
ROGERS MOTORS
SHELBY, N. C.
GOODWIN'S
"WHERE QUALITY RULES"
i26 s. Washington st.
ACORN SHORTENING — 00
8 Pounds , . C
SWIFT’S JEWEL
SHORTENING - 8 Pounds Ad
QUAKER PUFFED 00
WHEAT — 2 for . _.... ZOC
IHICK FAT BACK — Pound
I RIANGLE SALT — 10 Pounds - ..
RED DOT COFFEE — (Spoon Free) — pound
SHELBY MEAL — 10 Pounds
SHELBY CREAMERY BUTTER - Pound -
JELLO ICE CREAM POWDERS _ 3 for
OUR MOTHER’S COCOA — { Pound
GRANDEUR FLOUR (Made by Red Band Co )
MONARCH RIPE OLIVES — 9 Ounces
CERTO — Per Bottle _ _ _
SWEET POTATOES — 8 Pounds
Strictly Fresh Poultry Farm EGGS — Dozen _•
10c
22c
22c
20t
27c
24c
9c
57c
18c
30c
25c
30c
Red Band Flour and Meal Fresh Each Week
Vegetables.
Fresh
Curb Service Cheerfully
Honk the Horn
Grandmother’s •
BREAD
Full Pound
Wrapped Loaf
White House Evape-ated
MILK 4 a 25c |
Del Monte—Sliced or Crushed
PINEAPPLE Nc.„2 19c
Delicious—Refreshing
ICED TEA
NECTAR OUR OWN
tea tea
*4-lb. Pkg Vi-lb. Pkg Vc-lb. Pkg.
17c 33c j 13c
Fancy Alaska
Pink Salmon a.1. iqc
Shortening it. ioc
FLOUR
A«tP IONA
24
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S9c 24
$2.15 98
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Bag
Ba*
55c
$2.00
Camay Soap J cakes 19c
MARKET SPECIALS
KRESH PORK RIBS —
Pound___
CHOICE STEAKS —
All Cuts_ _ .
THICK FAT BACKS —
Pound____
STEWING BEEF —
3 Pounds
PORK CHOPS — Small
and Lean _ Pound .
12ic
25c
10c
25c
20c
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CAROLINA
“SHELBY'S POPULAR PLAYHOUSE"
TODAY
REX l«KASE and DOROTHY GULLIVER
“In Old
Cheyenne
A flashing tale of virilr rombat and romance
. . . where men's primitive passions made the
law of the land!
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BODY
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EVERY
SEAT
SATURDAY
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With ALBERTA VAUGHN. STEPFN FETCH IT
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^ ou not only pay it off in easy monthly installments,
but avoid expensive re nov/a I charges cverv three or five
years.
I-iff Insurance is included.
\ ou have either ten or fifteen years t*o Hear the loan,
depending on plan retooled.
Write for free book.
H. S. WHITE, Special Agent.
Equitable I.ife Assurance Saeie’v
Charles Store Bldg.
Shelby, N. C.
Dear Sir:
Please send me. without obligation, your FREE
BtX)K of tb.e Equitable’s Loan Plan.
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Address
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of happiness and independence that will sur
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