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PORTRAIT BT KINGS MOUNTAIN AX
25th annltmoT of Carlton Mills of I
dont and founder of the company. Th
od to the Carlton people, on behalf of
lng behind the American flag. Dire
son. and courtesy The Gastonla Gax
By Way Of Mention
Lois Seattle
Mr. John Miller was a ment guest
of relatives in Hickory.
Mr. Richard Price is in the Gaston
Memorial hospital at this writing.
Mrs. Grady Martin of Hickory
Grove, S. C., spent the past week
with her mother, Mrs. W. L. Lord.
July
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follow!
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One group of 1
One group of Tr
ALL STRAW H
AND PANAMAS
?New M<
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Another large shj
Shoes?ton, kids. <
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Dhorryvills was the unvsiling ol an oil
portrait pointed by J. L. Sottjpmyrs.
his fatbor. by Bon B. RadisolL treason
rtly behind him Is State Senator B. Cr<
rtte.)
Yates Smith Jr., of the Navy spent
the past week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Yates Smith, sr. He came
especially to attend the funeral of
his brother, Mr. Harry Smith.
Miss Betty Hoyle was a recent visitor
in Charleston.
Mr. and Mjrs. R. Lee Blanton and
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Blanton and fair
ily attended a birthday dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Zay Moore
of Bostic Sunday.
Mrs. Novella Phillips is spending
Clear.
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i room for fell Merchand -:
ng Specials on Summer \
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'ropicals, were $26.50,
opicals, were $29.95,
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portrait of Carl A. RudisoJi, prosiKlngs
Mountain artist, wm prosontix
and general managtr, who is stanr*
idy Rankin. (Photo by Harloy Fergu,*V
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this week with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Queen of Spartanburg.
Little Litkla Wright, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Wright is sick at
this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blantou
and son, Norman, spent the weekend
with the later's parents, Mr. and Mr:
Zay Moore of Bostlc.
Aleck Owens of the Army returned
to his base after spending sever*,
days here with relatives.
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plants in moist earth
fU Home Oa The ream f?^j?nth<trlp ^
with It w*s n't tintll he
all ready to go that 1
The CHy Cousin am ?av*?"3r mor
* When he told ma hoi
11 him, I asked if it wou
Thad to have a few tomato plants to write a check for tl
o finish up ray garden so I drove o- ?'Course it's all ri|
rer to the litle place that advertised "But you don't kno
n the newspapers: * tested.
The old gentleman that ran the <*j didn't know that 1
rlace had all kinds of plants - six or paid for three thous
even varieties of tomatoes, sweet tato plants by person
ind hot peppers, brocalt cabbage ?? he tells me in a
tnd sweet potatoes. ' trust ?m all?becau
After I had picked out my tomato ye? 01 seJUng planl
ilants, I waited my turn In the line beds rvo never been
hat gathered around the old man as- > check."
le carefuly wrapped the tender Then 1 asked him h
\ IN ANY PACKAGE / V\\r~^
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\ eight o'clock wojmjmeam
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and VessiaMes!
-Visit Us And Pick The Bes
EXTRA LARGE
Wateimelons............ each
f ALIFORNIA SEEDLESS
GRAPES . ... Ik
( ABBOTS 2 bunches ..
String Bonos 21bs.
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andgot them ed for<hle good luck, and he replied: vl
d his beds to "No luck, to it, son?Just human \
nature. The way I look at it, there
had my plant* Teems to be an un-explainable
[ discovered I streak of honesty about mtwt ev?yley
with me. body that grows things In the soil."
n much 1 owed I took my plants and went home,
ild be all right wondering about the faith that farte
amount. mers and home gardeners had insplr
lht? he says. ed in the old man.
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th?f TUESDAY FIRE
ast farmer that
and swedt po- King? Mountain firemen were
tal check, eith- called to the home of Lucille Eldslow
drawl. "1 era on Ridge street about 5 o'clock.
se in twenty Tuesday afternon to extinguish a
^handed a {? ?ma11 blaze. Damage was alight.
ow he account- i Job Printing?Phone 283
HOT TO MAKE PERFECT
3 ICED COFFEE
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B^p Prepared a a a Glass | yl?
! JUICE js, & 19c
MILK s= 3 - 33c
TO JUICE - & 10c
PEAS ss 3 s; 27c
IRESSMG e r. 31c
MJTi FRUIT JARS
BN^ Pints -. -... jxm. 69c
^ O/U. Dor. tle-H Gal. Dor Sl.iM
HH i^r Rinps ... 5c;;
Wax p?ite Vi* 15c
^ 1 Lids V?X2? ?** 10c f
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CLEANSER
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15C " SPAGHETTI 1
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