Moss McDaniel to haul Ken tucky mules by carload
Local notes report Moss and McDaniel, famed mule dealers, plan a carload shipment of celebrated Kentucky mules. A bridge construction foreman mentions blankets stolen by Negroes near the second Broad river. A tent revival at Haggard continues to draw large crowds with significant interest at services. Mrs King Barker suffered bruises from a Sunday roadster accident near the C C and C, was treated at a hospital and released. Emeline Harrill, a well known colored woman, died here Saturday. Mrs Lucy Doggett, long resident, died at Cooleemee Saturday. funeral held at Bethany Monday. she was stepmother of Geo Doggett and had many county relatives.
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Lucy Doggett
Cooleemee
Bethany
H. C. Sisk
Geo. Doggett
Henkel Buys Reese Cafe to Open Forest Cafe
Hickory man H J Henkel has bought the Reese Cafe from R J Reese. He plans new fixtures a private dining room and a quality stock to run a first class Forest Cafe in the city. Reese moves to Rosman to take a new job.
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H. J. Henkel
Hickory
Reese Cafe
R. J. Reese
Movie Schedule and Features for Late October
The program lists Eileen Percy in Little Miss Hawkshaw with humor from Miss Percy and a farm reel New Ways For Old. Also Ethel Clayton in Her Own Money and Sunshine comedy Business is Business. Additional entries include Tom Mix in Trailin and Henpecked, Constance Talmage in A Pair of Silk Stockings, Fighting Trail episode, and Big V comedy selections. Other showcases feature Pola Negri Red Peacock, Gladys Walton Trouper, and Moran of the Lady Letty with Matinee prices.
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Eileen Percy
Miss Hawkshaw
Ireland
Miss Percy
Ethel Clayton
Tom Mix
Pola Negri
Red Peacock
Gladys Walton
Crepe Meteor LED at Collins Department Store
A department store promotes the Crepe Meteor lamp noting its permanent bright lustre that resists washing with Octagon. Priced at $2.50 with a ten percent discount, the sale highlights an enduring lighting item for home use.
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Collins’ Department Store
Serges and knitwear lure shoppers at Collins Department Store
The text invites crowds to Collins Department Store on Spartanburg Main Street daily except Sunday. It catalogs a wide range of serges and wool fabrics with prices from 49c to $1.25, plus extensive listings of union suits, sweaters, coats, dresses, and boys and men's suits and pants, highlighting low-cost offerings and new styles.
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Spartanburg
Collin’s Department Store
Royal Oak
Collins’ Department Store
Main Street
Gibraltar
Collins Dept. Store
Collins Department Store Shoe and Stocking Advert
A wartime style department store ad lists low priced shoes for women men and children. Numerous prices for ladies and mens dress and work shoes, boots for children, and a broad range of socks hose and related goods all under Collins Department Store banners. It touts Army and Home Guard footwear and mentions the Gold Seal silk hose and other fabric items with prices.
Collins Department Store Blanket Sale Ad
An old fashioned classified advertisement notes fabric and consolation items. It lists cotton blankets in multiple sizes with prices, baby blankets, khaki wool blankets, and large wool blankets in gray and Lincoln plaid patterns along with offered discounts and product descriptions.
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Collins’ Department Store
Lincoln
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REESE
Constance Talmage
Fighting Trail
Larry Lemon
Fox
Gude
Briily
Irving
Collins
Bolivia
Munson
Sam
Soldier Boys
Oakbrook
Sarah Ann
Sarah
Spartanburg, S. C
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