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MARION PROGRESS, MARION; Cl, THURSDAY? JAN 12, 1922 BUSINESS LOCALS LOCAL AND PERSONAL MARION WINS IN BASKET BALL AT DYSARTSVILLBj The Marion High School Junior team Monday defeated the Dysarts BURNISHED ROOMS for Tent. Mrs. re A. Banner; 1 1-12-19 N. D.

Ayers spent Saturday in ville first team 32 to 13. This is the i Asheville. ORgSE-qne 7 A Hoff-man, t. Steam; Pressing machine and otter GOOD FRIENDS arid CUSTOMERS Yonr good will and kind co-operation in tie past is wormly appreciation, equally warm and sincere is my wish that Happiness and "Good Fortune may attend yon throughout the New Year. first game on schedule for the Marion bos and they hope to keep their winning up.

J. B. Walls, of Kings Mountain, vwt uaii -L-i 111 tfA fill i was a visitor here Monday. The whole Dysartsville team show Mrs. W.

J. Atwell is visiting rela ed up wellkin passwork but were not tives in Chattanooga, Tenn. MORE New Bargains arriving daily for Fashion Center Bargain Do not fail to visit the Basement often. very good at locating the basket. A.

B. Lewis, qf Statesville, is The stars for Dysartsville were Lan- visiting her sister, Mrs. R. H. Ben dis, Glass and Walker.

For Marion no individual stars were in evidence. nett. Mrs. R. H.

Bennett has returned The quintet did well in all stages of Oavis Streetman Building. from a visit to relatives in the game and displayed a good ex Phone Store 1 5. Residence ISO ample of basket ball. The tight Mrs. Gaither, of Hertford, N.

guarding of Atwell and Burgin, and is the guest of Rev. and Mrs. B. S. also the all-round crood work of There is no better way to than by the systematic building and loan way.

New series in the McDowell Building and Loan is now open. Take stock in this series. J. E. Neal, Sec'y.

SAY YOUNG MEN! Why not be- gin the new year in a new Gold -Bond Suit? Wear and satisfaction guaranteed and backed with a Gold Bond by Fashion Center. Lassiter. Green were features. Neal was a W. W.

Neal returned Monday little off on shooting but. was in the game with floor work to the last. from a business trip to Washington and New York City. The lineup and score was as fol lows Miss Mayo Laughridge spent the Marion (32) Dystartsville (13) holidays in White Pine, with Neal R. F.

her sister, Mrs. B. B. Byrd. We Take Pride In Oxir Pre-scription Departmerit Careful Attention Is Paid to the Orders of Your Doctor.

We carry a complete line of Hudgins (16) L. F. Greene (10) C. Atwell (3) R. G.

Landis (7) Walker (2) Cowan Daves (2) Glass (2) for Hudgins. FOR SALE Four room house and several residence lots near Clinch-field mill. Also one lot in corporate limits on Marion-Dysartsville road. Apply to A. A.

Young, Marion. Burgin (3) L. G. Substitutes: Story The Oasis Theatre Pore Dnag Doors open 7:30 Show starts 7:45 Stationery, Toilet Articles, Soaps and Purest Creams, ular Magazines, Norris Mrs. J.

M. Laughridge and son, Glen, have, have returned from a visit to the former's daughter at White Pine, Tenn. J. F. Snipes left Sunday with E.

C. Sawyer, of Asheville, to attend the Eighth Annual Dealers Meeting of Dodge Brothers in New York City Jan. 10th. The body of Neal Duval, who was killed in France in 1918, is expected to arrive today and will be taken to Dysartsville where interment will be made Sunday. The McDowell chapter of the U.

D. C. will observe Lee-Jackson day with an appropriate program Thursday, Jan. 19, at 3 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. J.

Q. Gilkey. Every member is requested to be present. The ladies of the First Baptist church will hold a rummage sale in the building recently vacated by the Marion Grocery on Saturday, Jan. 14.

Those wishing to donate articles are requested to communicate with Mrs. J. L. Morgan or Mrs. B.

F. THURSDAY, JAN. 12th ROY STEWART In a splendid Western Drama "THE BOSS OF THE LAZY Also a Two Reel Snub Pollard Comedy "FIFTEEN MINUTES" Prices 10 and 25 cents. FRIDAY, JAN. 13th CHARLES RAY in a Paramount-Artcraft Picture "ALARM CLOCK ANDY" One of Ray's biggest successes.

Tttue RexaOfl Drug Store REV. M. E. COTTON SECURED FOR ADDRESS IN MARION A great treat is in store for the people of Marion next Sunday, when Rev. M.

E. Cotton, field secretary of the North Carolina Anti-Saloon League and one of the best speakers of the League forces, will address the people of this place on the "Responsibility of Citizenship." At 11 o'clock Sunday morning Mr. Cotton will preach in the First Presbyterian church and at 3 o'clock in the afternoon he will address a union meeting at the Clinchfield Presbyterian church. At 7 p. m.

he will speak in the First Baptist church at a great union meeting in which all the churches of the town will join. Mr. Cotton is an eloquent speaker and everybody is urged to hear him. Let standing room be at a premium at all these meetings. G.

B. FINLEY, Prop. Phone 286. The story of a bashful motor salesman, full of amusing complications "which holds the interest from start to liappy ending. Prices 10 and 25 cents.

SATURDAY, JAN. 14th Thirteenth Episode of 'THUNDERBOLT JACK" Oasis Theatre announces an especi ally attractive list of pictures for the coming week, including two special EPWORTH LEAGUE ENTER- TAINMENT JANUARY 17 The Marion Epworth League, with the assistance of a few others, will productions, the wonderful George Fitmaurice production Idols of Clay and the Marshall Neilan picture Go give a very amusine entertainment And Get Jt, which film critics claim at the school building Tuesday eve to be one of the ten best pictures ning, Jan. 17th, at 7:30. Music will be furnished by some of Marion's produced during the past year. best talent.

Mrs. W. C. McCall entertained on Wednesday of the past week in hon or of Misses Elliotte and Dark, two All are cordially invited to attend and help a most worthy cause. An admission fee of 30c will be charged.

School children at half price. of Marion's most popular teachers. rThis attractive home was still ar rayed in Christmas spendor, where five tables of 108 were played, Miss Rena Neal being winner of the top score. Mesdames Chambers and Ash- worth assisted the hostess in serving "ALICE IN HUNGERLAND" At Oasis Theatre on next Wednesday in addition to the feature picture "Go and Get It," there will be shown a special two reel picture entitled "Alice in Hungerland." This is a very interesting story of an Armenian girl, and was especially filmed for the near East Relief Association to show the people of this country something of the actual conditions prevailing in stricken IBeamniaflu Lymlbcir Company Lumber and Building Material. 4 I Floring, Ceiling, Siding, Mouldings.

Hardwood or Pine. Let us quote you prices on your next job. Quality and Service Our Aim. and a Two Reel Western Drama "THE COUGAR'S TRAIL" and an ERNEST TRUEX Comedy "STICK AROUND" Matinee at 2 o'clock. Prices 10 and 20 cents.

-MONDAY, JAN. 16th A WANDA HAWLEY In a REALART Special "TOO MUCH WIFE" A happy combination of humor and thrills, the story of a pretty bride who is determined that her husband shall be pleased and happy, but who makes the mistake of getting advice from too many persons, and trying to follow them all. In addition to being her own attractive self, Miss Hawley wears some wonderful new and fetching gowns and T. Roy Barnes as the too-much-loved husband furnishes a world of Prices 10 and 25 cents. TUESDAY, JAN.

17th S-P-E-C-I-A-L GEORGE FITZMAURICE'S Paramount-Artcraft Special Production "IDOLS OF CLAY" with beautiful MAE MURRAY and handsome DAVID POWELL playing the leading characters. A lavishly produced beauty-romance of the South Sea Islands and the gay night life of London, Also a Two Reel Goldwyn Comedy "INDIGO SUNDAY" Prices 10 and 25 cents. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 18th MARSHAL NEILANS Super-Comedy-Drama "GO AND GET IT" Six Reels of 100 per cent entertainments, A splendid picture that -we gladly recommend as clean, high-class entertainment, and one which has been named as one of the ten a delightful salad course at the close of the evening. A meeting of the members of McDowell Post of the American Legion will be held Saturday night, January 14th, in the club rooms of the Post in the Monogram building.

This is to be a meeting of vast importance, as officers for 1922 will be elected at this time, and plans for the coming year dicussed. A committee is working upon arrangements for a boxing match or other means of amusement at the close of the meeting. All members are urged to be present and to take part in the proceedings of the evening. The law requires that semi-annual reports of births and deaths be made by township registrars of vital statistics to the register of deeds. The registrars of the various townships of McDowell county are requested to make reports to Register of Deeds R.

F. Barnes at once. Member BEAMAN LUMBER CO. MARION, N. C.

IVH CO BUSINESS LOCALS OWN A HOME FARM FOR' SALE Five miles west of Marion near Garden City. Five room houW with good out-buildings; 41 acres if land. J. S. Brown, Gas-tonia, N.

C. EYE best pictures produced in the past year Wesley Barry, the boy star of There is a shortage 'of booses Marion, but you can own a home If you want to. The BaUding and Loan will help you. Stock in the 35th series of the McDowell BuHd- ing Loan. Association is now, opes.

A few shares' of stock in this association will make it possible for you to Valuable Property FOR SALE The Beaman Lumber Company is offering at private sale valuable property near junction of C. C. O. and Southern Railways. If interested in a factory site, a business or residence lot it will be to your advantage to investigate at once.

Several lots will have sidetrack facilities. Until a limited number of lots are sold the prices will be ridiculously low. Private sale, one price to all. Those who take advantage of opportunity to buy now will get choice lots. Anyone contemplating locating in Western North Carolina or investing in estate in this section should investigate this property immediately.

This property will rapidly increase in value and prices will advance accordingly. Heretofore this tract pas not been offered for sale, haying been in one family for more than 100 years. Make arrangements with representative to show you this property. BEAMAN LUMBER CO. MARION, N.

C. "WEARP LEDGE" Suits for Boys are guaranteed. Some have two pairs of pants, all have real fine leather belts and Governor fasteners at bottom of pants. Ask the Boys who wear them. Fashion Center.

I hiv' been lcttjct ty cxa-ifnion -tat Bc-ird. of Emninen of Worth Car South Carolina and Tennessee iau prono- cotr.pcte -r examine rti russes to correct defective vuuon. 22 Ttfve exerieic-i. hx'e ken? up 'trig Pot-r-Graduatc ivork. atccncti.i ad tiki eg special courses every yer.

TO SEE BUTTER SE DUL Have your eye and your childten by a well known nd reliable autlj.v on eyes, eyeaifht and viion. Sec me at following places: want. You can do it with rent mon 'Dinty" and co-star with Mary in Daddy Long Legs, has a prominent part, and other well loiown stars arid character actors are Barney Agnes Ayers, Lieut. Pat O'Malley, Beery and Bull lUbntana. You will overlook a REAL first-lass picture if you miss this one.

ALSO SPECIAL "ALICE INj HUNGERLAND" A 'Two Reel story of an Armenian ey, and then yo tnrill haTe something to show for the money you are now paying out to a landlord. Start this WE LOOK for some bad weather soon. Why not be ready and have your feet warm and snug in a pair of Star Brand Shoes, Sold only by Fashion Center. month with a few shares and soon, you will haveat handsome saved. Ak any of stockholders and directors what they think of tbo McDowell Building Loan Association.

Apply, to J. E. Keal, Se ere tary, for shares in this series. girl showing the unhappy conditions. -Jl xtj- UmArfi This Marion, N.

Tnursday, Jan. 12th, Hotel Marianna. Old Fort, N. Friday, Jan. 13th, Mashburns Drug Store 1H tllill samite jt A ttire will first startTat 7:45 P.

M. and; FOR SALE Eight select White Leghorn hens, hatched March 1921; also one cock. The 9 for $15.00. Paul Jay, Rutherfordton, K. C.

2t again at 9:45 M. Prices 10 and zo cents..