Marion Progress from Marion, North Carolina • Page 5

wwvwvwwwwwwwwii Rev. and Mrs. L. D. Thompson DOC 30C LOCAL AND PERSONAL have as their guests the former's Business Locals Nntlr iinrtr thle'tinrf qa ia parents, Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Thompson, of Hickory. a word each Insertion, cash with order.

No advertisement less than 10c. Mrs. B. C. Gibbs and children.

of Knoxville, spent last week here with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Leonard.

Five cars of a freight train were derailed near Old Fort Sunday night and westbound passenger train No. 35 was delayed about three hours. Mr. and Mrs. T.

W. Bickctt were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. LADIES! Have you seen the pretty New Skirts at Gaston Tate's If not get busy. Mr.

Farmer: We will have a full supply of Fertilizers for wheat, oats, etc. Let us supply your needs. Gaston Tate. YOU can get stove pipe for 10c per elbows and dampers at 10c each at L. W.

Huffman's Tin Shop. BOYS, Girls and Misses, come in and let us show you a pair of "Billiken" Shoes. Try, a pair of Billikens and be a "Billy-kid." Gaston Tate. Do yoU want to be known as "The Girl with Pretty Feet?" YES! Then wear a pair of Queen Quality Shoes. Our shoes beautify the feet and distinguish the wearer as a woman of good Uste in dress, P.

A. Reid Co. Marion's Largest and Best Store. J. W.Pless during the fair.

Mr. WANTED To buy White Oak and Hickory logs in car lots. W. G. Whisnant, Burnsville, N.

C. Bickett opened the fair Thursday morning with an eloquent address. Mrs. J. H.

Buckley and little daughter, Mary, have returned to their home in Abingdon, after spending some time here with relatives. They wwe accompanied home by the former's mother, Mrs. J. W. Kir by.

The Sans Souci Club held a most enjoyable meeting with Mrs. J. E. Neal last Friday afternoon. The parlor was beautifully decorated with fall flowers and potted plants.

LADIES! Don't forget Gaston Tate have the Coat Suit or Coat for you. No two alike. LADIESl We want you to see our new "SELBY SHOES." They are the latest thing in "Dressy Footwear." Gaston Tate. 30C 3QC Three tables engaged in the favor 20 Ezra fjsioe TT TT DO YOU NEED PAINT If so, see Gaston Tate for Kurfee's 100 Pure Lead and Zink, the best paint made. Wheat Drills and I FOR SALE CHEAP Four Richmond Heating Stoves, wood burneis.

Call and see them. Gaston Tate. WANTED A good man to act as salesman and collector for the Singer Sewing Machine Co. at Marion. J.

R. Boyd, Manager, Hickory, N. C. 2t ite pastime, "108." The hostess, assisted byMiss Rena Neal, served a most delicious salad course. Phifer Houk and Miss Eva Snipes were married Sunday morning at 11 o'clock at the residence of Charles Snipes, Rev.

D. P. Lowdormilk officiating. The ceremony was witnessed by a number cf relatives and intimate friends. The groom is a son of Mr.

and Mrs. W. A. Houk and the bride is a daughter of Mrs. E.

J. Snipes. The Round Dozen Club met Wednesday afternoon of last week at the home of Mrs. James Gilkey. Jrs.

B. A. Cheek of Asheville, visited relatives here last week. Bom, to Mr. and Mrs.

Oscar Atkins, Thursday, twins boys. Services at St. John's church next Sunday at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p.

m. Mrs. I. C. Griffin and son, Harold, spent Wednesday in Ashe-ville.

Mrs. Sallie Bright, of Nealsville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. P. Keeter.

Miss Lynn Johnston, of Franklin, is the guest of Miss Maud Barnard. Mrs. J. H. L.

Miller is spending some time with her mother at Garden City. Miss Blanche McNeely, of Johnson City, is here on a visit to relatives. Attorney Hudgins attended Federal court in STatesville during the week. Mrs. R.

S. Finley, of Asheville, visited relatives and friends here during fair week. Miss Martha Justice, of Ruther-fordton, is visiting her brother. Dr. Gaston B.

Justice. Miss Toby Turner and Ernest Gaither, of Statesville, were visitors at the fair on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Laughridge, of Bostic, visited relatives here the latter part of last week.

A. C. Henderson, secretary of the Catawba County Fair Association, spent Friday in Marion. K. Alexander, of Ashboro, who formerly resided in Marion, was a visitor here during fair week.

Clinton Landis, of the University, spent the latter part of last week with his parents here. Mrs. W. McNeely has returned home after a visit to relatives and friends in Johnson City, Tenn. Mrs.

S. H. Yancey, after a visit to relatives here, will leave this week for her home in New York City. J. H.

Keith, of Newport, spent the latter part of the week here with his daughter, Mrs. T. M. Finley. Dr.

Lester Williams, of Union Mills, and Dr. Hoke Hemphill, of Bostic, spent the latter part of the week here. Miss Gladys Goodson, who is teaching in the graded school at Salisbury, spent the week-end here with her parents. Mrs. J.

S. Harper, of Fayette-ville, spent uesday and Wednesday in Marion with her daughter, Miss Kate Harper. John Elliott was summoned to Waynesville last week owing to the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. N. A.

Elliott. Disc Harrows If you want a Wheat Drill, Disc Harrow, Peg Harrow, or the old reliable Oliver Chilled Plow don't forget to call on FARMERS! If you need Farm Machinery, Tools, Wire Fencing. Roof ing, Points, or House furnishings get one of our Home-Trade Catalogues. It is free and will save you money. Gaston Tate, HOUSEWIVES! You can furnish your Home and save money from our Home-Trade Price-Maker Catalogue, Call and get one and compare our prices.

Gaston Tate. Books were selected for reading this winter. Following the discussion of the topic of the afternoon, the hostess served a course The Trice Hardware of refreshments. The club met Marion, forth Carolina. tj EOOK)O0 yesterday afternoon with Mrs Lester Morris at the homo of Mrs H.

F. Little. The public is cordially invited WE WANT to attend a public debate at Stroud town school house Monday even Dr. W. H.

Wakefield, of Charlotte, will be in Marion at the Marianna on Tuesday, Nov. 2nd on day only. His practice is limited to the medical and surgical treatment of diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat and Fitting Glasses. On this visit, owing to the pressure of the hard times on the people, the doctor will test eyes for glasses for one-half his usual fee. ing, October 25, at 8 o'clock.

The Each Booster Or Some Helper TO ARRANGE OUR WINDOW DiSPLAY own him The fact that we appreciate your question for discusssion will be "Resolves, That Nature is a Plainer Proof of a Supreme Being than the Bible." Affirmative: D. A. Bowman and G. C. Green; negative, E.

K. Hild and John Pool. Despite the unfavorable weather there were 150 members and many visitors present at the Rally Day exercises at the Methodist church Sunday morning. The special features of the program included a recitation, "The House by the Side of the Road," by Mary Hudgins; singing by the children of primary grades, teaching a model class in primary grades by little Frances Gilkey, a solo by Miss Elma Carson and the report of the work of the Sunday School for the pat quarter. The exercses were unusually interesting.

BOOSTERS, it pays to advertise. One of tho best ways to advertiso that you arc a member of the Booster Club and want your friends to help you, is to place some evidence of your work before the public. One of the business, does not mean that we want to beat you out of a dollar or that we want to lend you a dollar. Our aim is to give you honest merchandise for your money. If we please you, buy from us, but whenever you buy, buy in Marion.

The Peerless Store D. T. Harris, Prop. Marion, N. C.

most public places in town is our abow-window. To help you alone, wo arc goine to trive each Booster an opportunity to decorate our display window. Each Booster wilr hare one display. Think up some original design, and ask us for suggestions. Gire ut your came now, that we may save a week for you.

Come to the store and well tell you more about it. Boost Your Favorite Baby-Do everything you can to elect your favorite babr as the Cbmnmn oooooooooooooooooooooooooo a Baby in the Baby Show. Do not leave one thing undone or your Why suffer the pain of toothache or neuralgia? Why lower your vitality and undermine your health by keeping a hot bed of disease germs in your mouth? Why destroy the very foundation of a good appearance by neglecting your teeth? Why inflict a foul breath on your family and friends? Capt Bob of the National Guard at The Grand This Week. At the Grand tomorrow and Saturday will be shown a four reel feature picture filled with romance and adventure in which Capt. Robert R.

Reynolds of Asheville will star in the leading role. This picture has been played to packed bouses all over the western part of this state and is pronounced by cities to be a feature of great merit. Governor Locke Craig of North Carolina vididly portrays the part of Governor in Capt. Bob of the National Guard. This film has been passed by the National Board of Censorship of New York and by the Military Board of Censorship of Washington, D.

C. The plot of the picture is based on the importance of the National Guard and its primary aim is to increase "public interest in tha National Guard organizations in the states. ravonto may lose out by just a few points. If your favorite baby has not yet been nominated in the Baby Show, nominate it now. It's not too late.

Tho Baby Show closes Saturday, Nov. G. BUYERS and BOOSTERS should not forget the 'special prizes to bo awarded at close of Baby Show. Como to our store and see the many opportunities you havo to secure coupons-Make Our Store Your Headquarters When you want a Coat Suit or Long Coat be sure to see ours before buying. A new lot of Shoes just in.

Buy of us and vote for your favorite Booster and favorite Baby, Msorioii -Bargain Houise The Booster Store. My business is to correct the above evils in an up-to-date, scientific, sanitary manner at a7 reasonable price. toce HOURS: 8 a. m. to 6 p.

m. Nights and Sundays by appointment. Dental Specialist. Lady Attendant OftcJoir Sr0fmarir Drag S1ot. O.OOOOOOlOOOOOOOO'OOOOQOOOOOOOOOOO.OO.OO.OOOfil.