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LOCALS L. , Boiling Springs school open ed Tuesday for the lull session. Mr. Claud Cashion In vixitini . ..Aousin, Mr. S. It. Shnmaker- Mrs. Clarence Cornwall vlsl tod Mrs. Ira Turner in Gttstoniu Tuesday. Misses Jessie and Miriam Hoyle ol Shelby are visiting at , Rev. M. B. Clet!g's. Mrs. A. E. Cline is visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Isenhour, at Conover. The elKliteeu mo'iths-old child of Mr. and Mis. Geo. ltoss died Monday. . Mrs. W. D. Brown is visiting st Rock Hill, York ville and Clot r, S. C. iMiss". Emily Davis of Clover, S. C. Is, visiting her uucle, Mr. "W. P. Pulton, here. Mr. Pressly McGill made a business trip to Gastonia Tues day. Mr. G. M. Howell and family attended the picnic at Paw Creek - Tuesday. ' . , Miss Cynthia Ruddock of Gits tonia visited her brother, Mr. W. O. Ruddock, here Monday. -. Miss Wjolen, a former milliner of Kings Mountain vas in town last wee it . ' Mr. W. J. Crawford made a business trip 'Charlotte Tues day. Born, last Sunday morning to -Mr. and Mrs. W. D. McDaniel, a son. ' Mrs. Charlie' Harmon and daughter, Miss Rittie, of Waco visited Miss Ella Harmon here Tuesday. Mrs. J. R. Miller and daugh ter, -.Miss Loli, returned last , veek from an extended visit . to relatives at Lassiter, N. C. and Uwbarre, N. C. ' We must acknowledge, our ob ligations to Mayor Cline for a ' nice bag of grapes.'The luscious fruit always drives the wolf a little farther away. . " Miss Irene Brown returned Mony from a ten day's Visit to relatives at Rock Hill, York Ville, and Clover. S. C. , ' The-early melon crop has been practically a. failure ' through ' this section dne to dry weathei , but for the last week or two the reasons havp bee.n good and - the prospect for late melons is . trood. .. Misses Lois Hambright of Kings Mountain and Gertie Mc Carter of Clover. 8. C. left Tues day morning for Gastonia to vis It Miss Bessie McOarter. Miss Nellte Hoag, the eighteen-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hoae near Pat terson Springs fell over the fence the other day and broke ' her arm,- ;' Mrs. Jake. Anthony of Shelby ; lias been visiting her daughter, '' Mrs. Avery Harmon, here. She t and Mrs. Harmon went to Gas i tonia Tuesday to visit Mrs. i Georgia Plyler. Dr. O. G. Fails and H. T. Fu 1- ton left Tuesday for Payetteville : N. C. where they are attending the State Association of County f : CommiPsioners. They represent i . respectively Gaston and Cleve- land Countjr Commissioners. 1 1 Postmaster Patterson tells us ' Itfiai tWnall.for 8$ will be kept ) Y&U ;l seven o'clock In the i evening jhstead of closinsr at fi2fa heretofore, j Pastor J. R. Miller and Rev. i "WV C. Barrett, Pastor First Bap tial Church of Gastonia, closed ) a" -very successful revival? at .Grover last Sunday night. ; , - v Mr. P. M. McDaniel returned ! .to Lumberton Tuesday after vife- (Jn relatives here. Mrs. McDan- r,feUlj$ remaining foVa Vhile with Jier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. j aBaqmgardner. , f : ':; ':' . 1 y Mr. and Mrs. 1- Boyce Palls i .Wturned Tuesday from. McCoa f "jjcllsville, S. C'whsiw they at i t rended a family reuton'e'lebra- . tin? the ighty-secool birthd? i r psrttHf- Mfir SiVi.'Akhft. Miss Agnes Morris went to Gastonia Tuesday afternoon.. Mr, North Smith went UG tonia on 42 Tuesday afternoon. Mr. C. P. Goforth attended the Demons' Convention ..u Westmiiilster, last Friday and SatordaJL ' Miss Lhtk Phifer'ot New Al bany, Miss, is visiting br eousin Mr. B. D. Pliifer. Misses Mar Ellen and Miner va Jenkins of Gastonia visited Miss Mattie Ware last week. Messrs Sidney Long ol Char- and Henderson Long of Gastonia visited Sir. A. J. McG'll here Tuesday. They attended the Cherr.yville celebration Satur day and had visited relatives through Tuesday. Mrs. Jno. R. Brown of Char lotte visited her sister, Mrs. E, L. Ware here last week. Me-s- dumes Brown and Ware visited their sister, Mrs. Jim Borders at Grover, ons day. Mr. Ed Whitesides from Buff alo is visiting his parent, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Whitesides in Long Creek section. Mrs. Jacob Heavener and son, Mr. Vestal Jones, attended the celebration at Cherry villa Satur day, and went on up into Lin coin county where they visited until Monday. If vou want to know something about how fast folks are coming nto the world and how fast they are going out read the account given on back pge. M r O. R. Rudisill of Peoira, Illinois, left Saturday for And erson. S. C. after spendisg sev eral days here with home folks. From Anderson he went back to Peoria -the first of the week. Mr. Earl Costner of Raleigh irrived Saturday and is visiting his brothers, Messrs. E. M. and M. A. Costner. He is a profess ional harness maker and holds a good position In Raleigh. Mrs. C. P. Hunter left Satur day morninar for Montreat where she is attended the Woman s Missionary Union. Mr. Hunter joined her Saturday afternoon and epent Sunday with her. Mr. W. B. Planner, Jr. of New Bern, nephew of Mr. C. P. Hunt er of Kings Mountain was badly injured in Charlotte Sat. He was riding a motorcycle down a nar row street leading into Lawyers Road. Not being familiar with the streets he failed to observe that they intersected at an an gle of forty-five degrees and, therefore, went headway'hgainst the curbing on the opposite side of Lawyers Road. No bones were broken but a number of flesh wounds about his arms and head were inflicted. T(he accident oc curred obout candle light and the young man states that his lights went out making it diffi cult for him to see his way. Mr. Flanner was visiting relatives in Charlotte. I,; - QuunploBvilk Htws. Mr. Abernethy spent Saturday night with Mr. D.; A..BelL ; Misses Minnie, Addier Pinkie Lea Randkll, all charming young ladies of the community, attend ed ppeachingit Bethlehem Sun- m; nafev Lovelace visited Miss N'evada.Cbampion Sunday- .Miss Bernice RandaU' Spent Sunday with her friend, . Miss Essie Bell. M,.i.d Mm. W. P. Lovelace spent Sunday very, .pleasantly with, Sr, Henderson iampiop. mr. T. R. ' Bell r4nd family spent Sunday night, jrith Mon roe Loelace. " ., Kpaars Sam and Marshall Bell visited Misses Vada and . Sallie Champion Sunday night . - , v Mfissrs1 Jonas and Nosh" Sn- dall : spent., Sunday with their brother, Mr. P. E. RandaU. fiWeral of oor young people spent Saturday at Jiuddp Pork Shoals; eyt reported a ' very nicetinW Messrs' Ji O. and Jonas Ware spent Sun''-vy in Boiling Springs. ; V Mr. arr ' n ":s spent Saturday -and - Sunday in Gaston's.' ' r '. ''' ;r ' Misses Tominie and Bessie I Belt- ssnt , Saturday, evening wfti iiliss Vada Chainiiion. '' , '.'Mr. -and Airs. Di-vid rveTace pent Saturday night Ki-uu AWSwain. NED. . (Come again. Ned. Editor.) : (CROWDED OU TLAST WEEK) Mr. P. E. Smiti made a busi ness trip to Shelby Monday. Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Sherrer of Irwin, Tennessee, left for their home Monday afW visit ing her parents, Mr. and Mrs. . C. Baumgardner. Mrs. W. A. Ware left Satur day for Mt Vernon Springs where she will spend two weeks. Reconstruction of the Mauney building began last week. Mr. White Harmon of Gaffney- S. C. visited his parents, Mr. Mrs. Leo Harmon, here this week. Mr. Jas. McKay who has been traveling in Illinois and Iowa selling harps came home Tues day a little sick. His many freinds are giad to see Mr. S. S. Weir on the street again after lying in with a brok en leg for several weeks. Mr. R. G. Brackett and family left Tuesday for their home at Gastonia after a visit to Mr. Joe Sills here. v Mrs. W. A. Ware left Satur day for Mt. Vernon Springs where she wil) spend two weeks Mrs. A. P. Jenkins left Mori- day for Bfessemer City where she is visiting her son, Mr. Mur ray Jenkins, . ; After visitinar her aunt Mrs. G. W. Kendrick. here for a few days Miss Nell Goods left Mon day or her home at Rutherford- ton College. Mrs. J. L. Chaney returned Sun day from a week visit to rela- lives at High Shoals. Mrs. A. H. Patterson' left Tuesday for Irwin, Tennessee where she will visit Mrs. T. G. Sherrer. ' ' Miss Ferrill Hord has been visiting in Waco. f Miss JnliaHerndon of Blacks burg spent the weekend with her brother, Mri M.E. Herndon. Mr. J. B, . Rhyne was verv sick the first of the week. Ashville-Sftlisbury division of the Southern had to dispatch its trains bv here Monday on ac count of a wreek near Old Eort. Miss Kat McKay went to Gastonia Tuesday to attend the Teachers Institute. ! Mrs. Pursley visted in Gas tonia Monday. Mr. M. L. Houser made a business trip to Bessemer City and Gastonia Monday sftrnoon. Nrs J, W.oWeir left for her home at Grover Monday after visiting relatives here. Mr. William Plonk Jr.. private secretary to Hon. E. Y. Webb of Washington, D. C. visited home folks here this week. . . ; ,. It was stated in the Herald last week that Miss Laura Plonk was expected to return from Asheville on Thursday but she didn't arrive until Saturday. . Diiling Items The mill is stopped this week.' Mr. C. E-HeaventMnkNcufHy are spending the week at Hick ory, i : Mr." Earnest Ford has moved here from 'Bessemer City.. i Miss Bertie Lynn of Gastonia is spending the week here with Miss GertlOrFord. r i Mrs. ,K.' N Parrish and child ien, Howard and Perry are spending the- week near Bow ing Grcenv&iC. Mn and Mfe;-Cllff Kiser are spending the week in Bessemer ty.;;'::vf.:;.''-:;,-...1v;. JubKriba for TJitf-Hemld. SaWcrrb for Tha Ueld. Unkwl h for TiwrHwitft'.-. Mr. W, H. Bridger and family of Gastonia visited relatives here last week. - The protracted moeting nt Be thlehem closed Sunday with elev- f en hnptisms, i ."mM Cnr Kills bf Klbet.licl section went to Shelby Monday to assist her brother in his stud io. : CALOMEL MAY HURT YOUR LIVER Every time you take this pow erful drug you are in danger. Take Dodson's Liver Tone in stead. Calomel is made f'-oin mercury, and whilu meicuryhas many valuable uses, it is a dun gerous thing to swallow. If cal omel stays in the system very long it salivates. Even when it works naturally, its after-effects are often bad. The Mauney Drug Co. will sell you Dodson's Liver Tone, which is positively guaranteed to take the place of calomel. Liv er Tone stimulates the liver just enough to start it working, and does not make you sicker than ever as calomel often does. You feel good after taking Dodson's and it won't force you to stop eating or working after taking it. It is as bnnetlcial for children as for adults. . Try a large bottle for fifty cents under tho guarantee that your money will be given' back cheerfully if you'ro not satisfied. Notice to Tax Payers. It has been brought to the at tention of the Board of County Commissioners that there is con siderable proDerty and polls within the County which has not been listed for taxation. Notice is hereby given that all such nersons will be given until August 20th tp make such re turns to the Register of Deeds at his office ih Shelby. After that date a special officer will be appointed to look after such property and polls 'and puch property and poll found will be doubled taxed, ' . By order of the Board of Coun ty Commissioners of Cleveland County. This Aug. 4,1914. J. J. LATTIMOHE, CLERK TO BOAUD. Summer Constipation Dangerous Constipation in Summer, time is more dangerous than in the fall, winter or ipring. The foon you eat is often contaminated and ia more likely to ferment in your stomach Thee you are apt to drink much cold water dur ing the hot weather, thus injuring your stomach. Colic, Fever, Ptomaine Poi soning and other ills are natural results. Po-Do-Lax will keep you well, as it increases the Bile, the natural laxative which, rids "the bowels of the congested poisonous waste. Po-Do-Lax will make you feel better. Pleasant and effective. Take a dose to-night 60c at your Druggist Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as merourr wUI surely destroy the senra of smU and completely derange the whole system when entering It through the muooua surface. Such articles should never be used except on rescr!pttone from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and la takn internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur faces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu ine. It Is taken Internally and made 10 Toledo, Ohio, by F, J. Cheney Co. Tes timonials free. Sold by Druggists. Price 78c per battle. Sake Ball's femur Puis for ooutlpaUea. 3ieep ijoun Valuables Safe NVe have fire and burglar proof Safe deposit boxes for rent at very reasonable fate. v - PEOPLES LOAN & TRUiST CO, K$uf&tg)i&M&vi&ot& Tke Leading I now have threq pared to wait pn the trade as fast ."as it- comes, ljme saed . Is money sayefl, i. and by letting us do yovjr baY.ber -worKj you save time, therefore, money.,' First class work guaranteed at this chop'. . W- J. WuiCHT, Prop, . I unci OWNED hii'I controlled hv 1 AminjRlionsi. A Christian institution with ist of mnrttl aurmundlnn I Co-educational Near foot-hills Water. Free from Malariu Kxcsllent brick building. Nino teachers men and women-?raduates of best colleges aiuL universities in the land. Collepe preparatory with an Intermediate flepartment, An En-glish-Scientfic course for prspective teachers. Departments of Bible, Musigjaml Art. Tour excellent Literary Socii ties. Athletic fields, $80 to $100 pays hoard, tuition in Literary Department, room rent i a ......... i. ..... i;..v.t- f- u t., I opens AUUUST 11th. r UK l Al'AUIH AUUKKSS I tl Hllf.f.tNi; .Vt,nr P,in,-I, Route No. 3 She by, North aroina. " aata aaaa aa -fa, saa b. BV -aa as)aa aaBa Mt Wood's Trade Mark CrimsmClover It Best Quality Obtainble, of High Tested Germina tion and Purity. Crimson Clover ia a wonderful soil Improver; also makes splendid fall: winter and spring grazing, theearliest green food, or a good hay crop. A Crop of Crimson Clover turned under ia equal to a good application of stable manure, and its value as a Boil-improver is worth $20. to $30. per acre. , Wood's Descriptive Fall Catalog grivine; full information about CRIMSON CLOVER, ALFALFA, WINTER VETCH, and all FARM and GARDEN SEEDS for Fall sowing;, mailed on request. Write foe Catalog and price of any Seeds required. T. W. WOOD Ct SONS. - Seedsmen, - Richmond, Va.- f 11th. Series Opens i Tho third Series matured yith. payment of July " lth. 5,000.00 in canceled mortgages and cash will, be returned to those who carried shares in this serip. Shareholders can obtain check for their stock or their canceled Mortgages on and after Augus lst.(' , , ..v . The books are now open for subscription to stock In the 11th series, payments to begin with the first Saturday in August. Hand in your application for stock now. We want every person., in Kings Mpun tain to take shares in this eries. It will help 'you, ., help your neighbor and 'hclp'your town. Kings Mountain Building & Loan Association. A. E. Cune. Pres. W. H. McGixnis, Sec. & Treas FIRST CHECK GETS MY Farm of 44 acres 4 miles of Kings Mountain N. C. on sand ' clay road, good pasture, house ' and, barn. Address ;Post Office box 592, Kings Mountain, N. C. ; Lm M. LOdAlSl ; ' umttmiHnifijjHtoi mire Barber Shop .e. , ... . . . , -i ,, ,; , chairs and am. pre-; . jiqi 'Sciob'l 1 I the Kintrs MiHini.nn and Sandy Run of Blue Ridpe. Purest of Air and I f I, I Seasonable " Farm Implements and Farm Machinery. THE IMPLEMENT COMPANY'S apeclal bulletin, just issued, tells all aiwut the advantages and profitable uses of ., , Cider and Sorghum Mills, Grain and Seed Drills, Special Drill for seeding Crimson Cover in Corn, Disk Cultivators, Whirlwind Silo Fillers, . Gasoline and Steam Engines, American Field Fencing, American Steel Fence Posts, The modern development in fencing. The Best of FARM WAGONS, Buggies and Runabouts, Rubber and Galvanised Roofing, We will take pleasure In mailing this Special Bulletin upon request and quoting prices on anf Farm Sup plies required. Write us. - THE IIPLECENT CO., 1302 L Mala St. Richmond, Va. i 1 w
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