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Mr. Gettys Sick At His Polkville Home P. E. Gettys, subscription agent tor The' 3car U sick at his home In ilie Polkville section and will be inable to continue his work. It will ^.e -ecalled that he was robbed ot 575 in cash last week when his hone vas entered at night. This was money paid on subscriptions to The Scar, but subscribers will be iue credit on their labels when Mr. Gettys is able to furnish a list cf hooe who have paid. Dr. McClarty Speak* Before Kiwanis Club Dr. E. K. McLarty. new pastor of Central Methodist church spoke to the Kiwanis club members last night in their weekly luncheon "Since Kiwanians claim to be build ers, they should not stop building now, but work harder to construct men of character and usefulness, ’ said he. Civic clubs prove their use fulness by-developing the latent tal ent in men. which make sthem bet ter workers in church and civ‘c matters, said he. , Webb Theatre - TODAY ONLY AMERICA’S SWEETHEART C vT.nJ 5a IrttM (AH TAYLOR" ( J1 I w* w etT KO.N KIKI Reginald Denny tfwnrareyCnVift t if p i c t u iv. e _ — SATURDAY - V^^n^ftiero^of^Daredeviltryr;and Romance! , IIM MrCOY * ltl i Shotgun Pass • with Virginia Lee Corbin Directed by J. P. McGowan * A Columbia Picture < 10c BOTH DAYS — ■ — COMING MONDAY JOAN CRAWFORD In “POSSESSED” Webb Theatre SENSATIONAL Reductions . ON Dresses 2 Groups to Select From and These two groups include every dress in our store. In these fashions low price and high quality tell a con trasting story. The dresses are made in many striking color con trasts and many contrasts in ma terials; You are sure to find your size from this large stock . . . and th# price is sure to fit your purse. It will pay you to buy two or more of these dresses at these reduc tions! Wright Baker Co LOCAL and* •PERSONAL News Shelby shoppers from Conov< r Wednesday were Mesdames A. L ShUford and W. F. War lick. They were accompanied here by Mr. Bob Washburn, formerly of this place. Mesdames E. B. and Nelson Latti more, Roy Morris and Miss May Lttttlmore motored to Charlotte Tuesday for the day. Miss Sara Palmer, who is a stu dent at Strayer college, Washing ton D. C„ will arrive home next week for the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. B. H. Lalm er. Mr. and Mrs. Ranson Casstevens and Mrs. Colin Hull were Charlotte visitors Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Saye, of Ath ens, Ga., will be week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Renn Drum. Mrs. Saye and Mrs. Drum are sisters. Mr. and'Mrs. Loy Thompson spent Tuesday night In Raleigh with Mr. and Mrs. A1 Bennett. Mrs. John H. Stevens leaves Mon day for Wilmington to spend the holidays with her sons, Messrs. John and James Stevens. Misses Peg LeGrand and Mary Virginia Lefler, students at Peace In Raleigh will arrive tomorrow for the holidavs. -- | Mrs. Horace Easom visited in Asheville Wednesday. Misses Kathleen Young Janie Ir vin and Mary Agnes Lattimore, who J are students at Meredith college ] i will arrive home tomorrow for the; holidays. Forming a motor party to Char lotte Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Ward Arey, Mrs. L. L. Sloop and Mrs. Will Arey. Students arriving home tomorrow from the Teachers college at Boone are Mi#ses Sara Harris, Geneva Dedmon, Elsie and Elizabeth Gldney, Fay Dellinger and Everett Toms. -. Mr. and Mrs. Will Griffin and granddaughter, Elizabeth Putnam, and Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts and little daughter, Nell Carolyn, spent;* Sunday in Salisbury with the] daughter of the Griffilfc, Mrs. John] Godwin, and Mr. Godwin. Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Smith and children of Charlotte spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Washburn. Mrs. Will Roberts and son, Chat., met Miss Helen Roberts in Forest City today who has arrived home] for the holidays from the N. C. Teachers college at Cullowhee. William Webb who is attending Columbia university in New York will arrive Monday for the holidays with his parents, Judge and Mrs. K. Y. Webb. ^ Mrs. Ray Styers of Cherryville is doing hand painting and decorating the windows at Sterchi Bros. Misses Kathleen Emerson ar.d Sara Cogins of Winston-Salem were guests today of Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Nash. Joe Farmer of Marshall college will arrive tomorrow to spend the holidays. < Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Odd and children were visitors in the city yesterday. Riley McCord of Clemson college will arrive tomorrow for the Christ mas holidays with his parents here. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Roberts of Red Springs spent last week-end with Mrs. J. R. Dover. Miss Ruth Elmord motored to Lenoir today bringing home her sister, Miss Ann Elmore, a student at Davenport college. The friends of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Mathews will be interested to knew that they are spending the Christ mas holidays at different points on the East and West Coasts .of Flor ida. Mr. and Mrs. Mathers are now living at Charleston, S. C., where Mr. Mathews is attending a medi cal college. Mr. Ned McGowan motored to Lenoir today bringing home his daughter, Miss Maggie Murray Mc Gowan and Miss Marietta Hoyla who are attending Davenport col lege to spend the Christmas holi days. Mies Aileen Webb of ihc Ashe-j ville Normal college will arrive today to spend Christmas with her par -! ents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Webb j Mr. and Mee. George McReynolds of Palaska, Fla., spent Tuesday arid Wednesday in Shelby Mr. MeRev nols brings trucks of oranges each winter here from his large orang® grove in Florida. He'will return M’a IbsI of the week with another loch Miss Agues McBrayer with ncr pupils of the first grade at Wash ington school were invited to Pen ney'* toyland Thursday morning, j where they gave a Christmas pro- ] gram of songs and recitations and I each child was presented with a Christmas booklet. Miss Mary Hardy with her first grade pupils of South Shelby visited the Pen ney toyland Wednesday morning giving a short program and they were also presented witlh souvenirs. Messrs. M. M. Mauuey and Ralph Moore have goone deer hunt ing this week around Charleston, S. C. Mr. Paul Allen will motor to Greensboro tomorrow and will be accompanied home by Misses Min nie Catherine Allen, Hessentlne Borders. Matilda Jenks and Doyle Webb who attend N. ‘c. C. W. and will spend Christmas at their homes here. Graham Miller and James Cor bett, student* at Elou college, will arrive today to spend Christmas with their families here. Misses Peg LeGrand and Marv Virginia Lefler, student sat Peat,3 institute, Raleigh, will arrive Sat urday for the holidays. Mrs, R. T. LeGrand ayd Mrs. J. O. Corbett were in Charlotte todav. bringing home with them. Miss Minna LeGrand, student at Queers. Judge and Mrs. E. Y. Webb have J returned from Plnehurst where they were among the guests at a house party given by Mr. and Mrs. John Sprunt Hill at Mid Pines Country club. Miss Mildred Cline, student •H N. C. C. W„ Greensboro, will arrive h6me tonight for Christmas. Mrs. Harry Cohen and children will leave Sunday for New York to spend about a month with rela tives. Fifty People Had Christmas Savings Fifty people had savings accounts at local banks, it was revealed this week when Christmas saving checks were mailed out. The Christmas savings club was started early this year when small amounts were put aside foy Christmas needs this win ter. Maxwell Derides Hoover ‘Economy’ iCO.VTTNUED FROM PAUE ONE ■ idea is utterly fallacious,” asserted Mr. Maxwell. "The money can be more wisely spent by the people who toil to produce it. and leaving it with them to be more Judiciously spent for their necessities wjUl move quickly and surely produce a nor mal prosperity than Will Oppressive schemes of taxation tOstake it from them to maintain Inflated cos .s of government and to work out fanci ful schemes for conjuring back an inflation that is gone "I’m not speaking as a partisan," the tax expert asserts, “and I say with eqiial frankness that Demo cratic leadership in congress owes the obligation of presenting a well considered plan of thorough re-ad Justment of existing costs of gov ernment, that are grossly extrava gant when related to existing econ omic conditions, or they owe the ob ligation of presenting an adequate scheme of taxation to sustain enisl ing costs. Even the federal govern ment, as big and powerful as It is, has its limitations as shown by the fact that bonds sold by Mr. Mellon 90 lays ago at par are selling oil the market today at 88. ‘‘The supreme obligations upon government today are to maintain stability and credit to meet the normal functions in serving the people, and to readjust the coats of thflr operation so that this can be done without oppressive taxation that in times like these may become destructive of the welfare of the people they serve. ‘‘The importance of this issue ought not to be obscured or smoke screened. If there is anybody run ning for office in North Carolina who is advocating a shortened bal lot or destroying local self-govern ment it has escaped my knowledge. I have never advocated a snort ballot and do not believe it repres ents tlie best conception of Demo cratic government in a state, but if I were to believe in it as an ab stract theory of government. I j Would say that thii is not time for abstract theories. "The supreme problem now,’ said Mr. Maxwell, “is for government to readjust the cost of its operations to meet the profound change that has come about in the lives of its people, so that, government may again become fostering and pro tective. instead cf destructive in the absorption of the earnings of it- people,’’ j°hn i>Jv°£AY ONLY Counted Furv’ ^ZT^~.' h"* coi,y '’Howrui Land of W, „ jT '• “-««„, ted Men” EVERY body and KKHMi. both days 26-Piece SILVER SET ^ $4.95 (Another .shipment of these good Sets has they will go at the same price. This is a great bargain. . - ... 15-Jewel STRAP WATCH This is the best Watch Value we have EXTRA SPECIAL — From now until Christmas Ladies SIi> Bracelet Watch at arrived and $4.95 $13.50 ever had. $9.50 T. W. Hamrick Co. JEWELERS AND OPTOMETRISTS — 2 (or 1 SALE NYAL MILK MAGNESIA 50e Size 2 PGR 50c COLGATE’S TOOTH PASTE 25c Size 2 FOR 25c feenaMint 25c Size 2 FOR NYAL MINERAL OIL $1 Size 2 FOR - . $1.00 G CAKES FINE TOILET SOAR 25c LENTHERIC FACE POWDER $1 Size .." - 2 FOK $1.00 I KOTEX FUR 50c Extra Special! FOUNTAIN PEN Self Filler 25c Extra Special! D’ORSA^ BATH SALTS $2.50 Size 99c Cleveland Drug Co. J. N. Dellinger Headquarter* For Christmas — Candies - Fruits - Nuts At I hi newest Prices In Shelby STICK CANDY 2 Pound bo' .MIXED CANDY f ound . DKOKEN STICK vfl varieties, ib. 20c 10c 10c .TNE CflOCO- d* I .23 \TE 5 lb. bo\ «P 1 loyal I.imbf'tv. i{», r\ . ?v-v Apples f d uDC APPLE', Fine Quality, ! eck •\p * fjf* vc line quality, peck 20 c 40c — N U T S BRAZIL NUTS, Found ENGLISH WALNUTS. lb./ PECANS. Extra La r tre — Pound 15c 20c 25c 15c RAISINS. I lb. c?-ton AVALANCHE FLOUR 98 lb*. . $1.95 Lard, 8 lb. bucket 65c — Sugar, 10 lb*. 50c Your Money Will Buy More From J. N. Dellinger Penders THE BETTER CHAIN - 2 STORES — N. LaFAYETTE STREET AND SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET D. P. ROUND POUND CAKE - 1 Pound 6 oz. ROUND POUND CAKE - 15 Ounces D. P. LAYER CAKE - All Flavors Honeydew Pure Fruit Preserve* - 2 lb. jar ... White House Apple Butter — 38 oz. jar . AIRLINE STRAINED HONEY - 8 oz. jar. AIRLINE STRAINED HONEY 2£ lb. can CHOCOLATE DROPS - Pound MIXED CREAMS - ~ Pound . . t___.. ALL REGULAR 5c CANDY BARS - 3 for Libby’s Golden Bantam Corn - 2 cans 25c COLONIAL CORN- 2 cans 777.... 25c STANDARD CORN - 3 cans . 25c String Beans-Mulberry Brand-3 cans 25c Hillsdale Pineapple-Large can-3 for 50c Libby’* Pineapple - No. 2 Can - Sliced •or Crushed - 3 for . — ..50c , ....- ...—* • Libby’* Pineapple - No. 1 can — flat Each .... — . .. 10c Confectioners Sugar - 1 lb. pkg.8c English Walnuts - Extra large - lb. .. 29c Brazil Nuts — Best Quality — Pound .. 19c MIXED NUTS - Pound 19c PLATE MEAT - Streaked - lb... . 8 l-3c THICK RIB MEAT ~ COMPOUND LARD Pound 10c - Pound ...... .. 7£c PURE LARD Pound. . 10c 8 POUND BUCKET LARD 65c r'FROSFNE Gallon, 13c
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