215 South Battleground Come Shop Rose's During This Harvest Festival Sale. Shop EVERY AISLE Every day. You'll find these money - saving items, plus Many, Many More During MOUNTAINEER DAYS! SPECIAL Viscose Rugs 27 x 40 1.44 each Men’s Pants New Fall Colors Sixes 28-38 2 pair $5 ANTI-FREEZE Prestone With Exclusive Magnetic Film That Prevents Rust 1.88 gal. Bakeware By ENCO 6 Items To Choose From VALUES TO 59c 3 for 88c REALISTIC 36“ Bark Planter With plastic philodendrun Regular S4.98 Value 2.94 Mountaineer Days Price -SHOPS Boxer Longies Flannel Lined 99c See On Corduroy Slingshot Jumpers Featuring The Smart. New Casual Look Special! $2.99 ✓ What A Bargain I Thrift-Tex Rug # Size 9x12 # Floral and Kitchen Patterns Only $4.44 1 BUCKING BRONCS AND WILD BRAHMA BULLS . . pretty cowgirls doing loner tricks on lost horses . . . lightning swift calf roping and barrel racing ... all this aud more can be seen at World Championship Rodeo at North Carolina State Fair. October 12-17. Besides the regular com petitive events in this rough and rugged sport, special features include ). W. Stoker, known to rodeo fans as "Mr. Western", headlining a group of fancy trick rider-ropers; Charlie James, handsome singing star of stage, screen and TV; Jay Sisler and his amazingly trained Austrailian sheep dogs, all stars of Walt Disney movies; Beeswax Moore and his comedy mule, and three hilarious reive clowns. CHARLOTTE. . Kinjilinj; Brothers ac. The .irul IUiley c.r< a*. th.-Barmim sh on Kaith. will m•«I«-*t ' first Charlotte apt* araiKt its mi . th* at the Charl.itto c 1>» urn Wednesday. Ortolier through Sunday, November 1^’ seven performances of the show will be presented every night Wednesdav through Sat urday. with single matinees Fri day and Saturday ami two on Sunday. Children wilt he admitt ed I r half price to Friday'* mat inoe Back with the circus this year are man\ of the favor.te> that have made the show such a hit. Appearing for the first t.m«- are a number of new and exciting acts. Al/ana, the netvele.-s English man who walks a slender rod In feet above the floor, will be back. So will Lo Toria, the lovely girl who does over 10b somersaults while hanging from a slender wrist high above the crowd. The Yong Brothers who pet tun im possihle stunts while balancing themselves In the air. the tutnb linj Hokaia Brothers, the thrill ing aerialists. juglets and mirth provoking ifogs. chimpanzees. ele. phants and scores >f clowns are Demos Set Area Rallies RALEIGH P.it«‘s ot l!if ron^rf^sional ralli*** in t h»' Suiir's oloxon tl.siricis «PI<*!' n Him-t-'l today hy North Carolina D»m>rati. ilc*a«lquar!'*i s herv pi.iros will <• ani.ouMftfl .iv soon ;,.s ihov . in lx* flot idoil upon h> • in the*how Th,. mivD.1 K j• are ha»k an<l Jryn l,rsi t.me in wvw al years row* seals •vi'1 on,,-,ta‘n ,h*‘ to the iii >'■ Ham; in’s this Bram war 3 tv i" ft.iurmn riV'y^F ,, , .1 Bengal an?'1'”"" ii f tan K »v sian an.i caps „x one. Nt*u ilso ;wv ^ t |J% wh > lialartee thornsf *' ' , .nsupjxil led ladder a, Jo ^ |k(, thin.'s harder perform fc on it. Adding a note • >f ■au tv will be foul s|M' tables. Th< ,trt, "Hannibal’*, in which the \ pliants will parade around t., arena: "Fiesta", an aerial ballet featuring the cirrus girls; the bnlliantly ■•ost timed finale; and the piece de resistance. Wole inn1 to the World's Fair." Ticket' pined at SI.00 Sl ab. $2 00. $2'-i. $.'I.Oo arul $.t .jO are on sale at the t'harlotte Full scum and may Is- ordered by mail the incumbent a«p«*in«i and iho two candidate* for seats now hold by Republican* T-.p ffieial* of the partx will make the tour starting October 13 and ending October I#. Mov ing over the State with the cara van will be Pan K. Moore, notni nee for (I ivernor; Boh Scott, nominee for 1 ieutenant Govern or: Governor Terry Sanford: members of the Council >f State: Senators Krvin and Jordan: Con eresstnen in whose district the entourage appears: candidates lor the Oncral Assemwy nom i-ounties w.thin the (listlicts: awl man y ther* Dr. W. D • Rill * James of Hamlet and Robert M i Bob | Davis of Salisbury will loin theearavan as it moves through the eighth anti ninth tlis tints, respectively. Tli<*y are op IM.sing the two Republiiwn eon gresstrtPn. The nine democratic congress men an- rr.akmg plans for the i.ilhe- within their districts and are arranging for speaker* for their events The dates of the district rallies an*: October 13 Second District Oct >ber 11 First District October 13 Third District * tuber 1!> Seventh District °*'•■bor 20 Kighth District Octour 21 Fifth District < >ctohei 22 Sixth District < ><lober & Tenth District <» toia*. 27 Klevt>nth District O.-toher W .linth District CXtuber 2S -Fourth District FIRST UNIONPLAN r FINANCING makes any car af HOTTER BUY! Now’s the time to take a look at the “hot buys” in new and used cai*s being offered by dealers all over town. While you’re looking, ask your dealer about First Unionplan Financing — the best way to buy a car without straining your budget. 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