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(I; CbtriM . Stewart)
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Mr. *?4 Mr*. Buddie SHlera m
{ roily hare moved la thU oooaoat
WMlaa
Mary Hughes lytat the wm
*nd with ^relative* la Book MUL
Brady Cask
Mr*, w. O. Hujtbee (pent the pa
two week* wlta Mr. and Mrs. c. i
Boone of Heaap, N. C.
Mr and Mr*. Oetbert Jackson i
the Park Yam village " apeat tl
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Budd
Seller*.
. Mr. and Mr*. Conrad Hughes ar
children and Mr. and Mrs. R. 1
Ham bright were visitors tn On a
lotte last Sunday.
' M1s? Vivian Stewart uuderwent t
operation for appendicitis last Sati
day at the Uastonla city Hospital.
Messrs Harry Pencival and Rr
Hudspeth were visitors of Mr. ar
Mrs Conrad Hushes last week.
' Mis* f>vellne mddlx spent tl
wMlwcd vdih relatives in Klnf
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Blllie Carroll of HU
Point were visitors of Mr. and Mr
Qordon Hughes Sunday.
Mr. D. C. Hughes of Ogden, S. (
spent the week-end here with h
parents, Mr. an J Mrs. Conrt
Hugnes.
Washington. Feb. 8 ? Senato
who advocate Federal licensing
corporations said today their hop
ot administration support had be?
Strengthened despite criticism fro
Um National Manufacturers Assoc!
Mom.
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tMPLCYMENT~wuutod by experii
c<xl cooV, mifflp, cafe, or hot
\vuttr?t.s. Excellent reference ci
be (urnK-hed by Christian gi
Apply -5'14 West Mouivt.atn Strei
care. of Paul HutoUins, before
O'ClOi'. ltjj
HUSTLER WANTED! to Introdui
supply demand for Rawleigh Ne
essities. Sales, way up this yet
Goods routes open nearby. Italeii
Afothcds got bus'i-uess. No sellli
experience needed. ' We supp
"SixttH Advotpiffug UterT>ti>e?
you neea. Profits should1 lncrea
orery month. Low prices; go<
<ci hies, complete service. Ra'
efphfs. Dept. NOB-106453, Rl
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FURNITURE REPAIRED, -reuph"
Sierua, reiinnuuru ana springs i
paired. M. J. Bell. Phone 304-1
li-26tfc.
M[EY8 MADE; Locks, Vacuu
Cleaners and Speedometers R
paired. All work guaranteed. O.
Ttamsry, at Cleveland Motor C
FOR TErsi? FIFTEEN AND TWE
TY YEAR F. H. A. LOANS, 8E
J. R. DAVI8, ATTORNEY.
LOST ? Small Chow dog, answe
to the name of "Jackie.' Rewa
<or return to Margaret Williams
1-27-2tc >7..
FOR RENT OR SALE ? nice fl
room house. Hubert Herndon.
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* Farm Questions
Answered
Q ?At what Seusperature should
the brooder be wt for bubgr chicks?
id A.?The brooder should be regulstlb
ed for the first week to M decrees
t the outer edge of the cuopy and
?k cu s level with the chicks' heeds.
This usiiMslsrs should f>? reduced
. iii' i ii i is- *" i " * ~l Tc
kt>>ul?. seen, lie csremi "> k*ep the
?,i bea.1 recnUr and avoid running the
| brooder at autvnorntsi t-rmperaturs
t||es this sill result ui era*d;ag and
make the chicks susceptible to colds
Osehalf foot of floor space should
0{ Ik) allowed for csch chick la the
M brooder.
ie Q.?How should fertiliier be. apj
plied to the garden soil*
J A.?Any method that places the
p.. fertiliser near the plants and at thei
_ I same time avoids injury from the
1 | concentration of fertilizer salts will
I give good results. Recent expert1
i merits indicate the desirability of
jr .pluclng the fertilizer tn narrow
hands on each side of the seed. Prac
tlcally the same results may be ob1
j tainod by placing the fertilizer In
I the row provided the application is
1 I made a week to ten days before
f8 planting and if the fertilizer. Is mix-.
ed thoroughly with the soil. Broad1?
cast applications are desirable when
a- the rows are spaced close enough to
require hand cultivation.
Q.?IVhat Is the best control for
Is lice on my dairy calves?
id a.?mere art? bcvwjm ouuuai u
dip solutions that give satisfactory
results, but when using them be sure
'and follow the directions given on
the container. The following solu*
0 tions have proven very effective: A
ua four percent solution of creolin. ap"n
plied with a spray pump or brush:
ra Cotton seed oil and kerosene, equal
a" parts: and ground sabadllla seed and
flowers of sulphur, equal parts, apM
plied in powder form. A dip should
be applied thoroughly In aa even,
thin layer over the entire body on a
! warm day. A second treatment
j should be given vylt.htn 15 days.
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Forcing Produces
Blooms In Winter
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Bringing a dash of spring into the
; home during winter months by forcing
fioweriug shiubs to bloom pre
maturely ' can be accomplished by
anyone, dectares Miss Pauline Smith
? , i'ome beaut if (cation specialist al
State College.
Forcing is the process of placing
branches of flowering shrubs oi
| trees in- water and keeping them in
:n warm place indoors. Miss Smith
I explained.
One of the easiest shrubs to force
j is, the forsytlila. Its many different
J varieties can add a wealth cf yellow
color to the home during, winter
? days. Other common flowers such a?
spire a come into bloom in nine or
"ej ten days if placed in a warm window
I fruit trees 'such as cherry, plum.
rt: NOTICE OF RESALE
' " Under and by virtue cf the'power
j of sale given to me by the Lust Wiil
J uu t Testament <>f \\". Boyce Weir,
,?,j Hot-eased. 1 will resell t'or cash ru
c. [ Ute ptemtses the land hereinafter
ir | described. on Saturday, February
19. 1938. at two o'clock, P. M., or
wit!:,in legal hours, the following dc,yiscriber
real estate:
,U | First Tract: Containing 29.94 a80'cres
and known as tract number ?.
jd The bidding on, this tract will begin
(vl at $1,155.00.
ch Second Tract: Containing 2.93
iicfe, unit c-nowi, aui tract number 3.
? The bidding ou this tract will begin
?' at $335.30.
"e" Third Tract: Containing 1.51 acre*
N and known as tract number 4. The
bidding on this tract will begin at
m $813.*5.
Fourth Tract: Containing 1.52
L acres and known as tract number
0 5. The bidding on this tract will he*
gin at $176.00.
All Ct the above tracts will appear
N* on a map or plat? made by A. P.
iE Falls, Surveyor, now on record in
j Cleveland County. reference to
~ ! which is had for a fuller description.
This the 4th day of February, 1S38,
t J. R. Davfs.
Executor for the last Will and
Testament of W. Boyce Weir,
ve Deceased.
?adv?feb 17?D
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peach. tad ?>!> earn ki forced t?oceeetully
aad will brlag t aultkcol
ored profuakm of ?nn Mo tk
iMif ma, mim ?mltk mm.
Those ?ko Uke violets m?? not
wait aatll spring for these delicato'scented
pluU to Mooa. After the
j planta have been located, they can
maturely.
"My favorite forotag drub in the
pyrin jnpontca." Mlaa Smith cclared.
"? vlptc.uily l.ke the deep re da and
.S'iLt, urd It U interesting to watch
the delicate shadea which come out
with the blooming period/
Puaay willow and alder are among
te eaeleat planta to force, the home
I beautiflcatlon specialist pointed oat.
Maple limbs are also easy to force
and produce a pleasing effect when
placer In a ropper pitcher. ,
North Carolina. *J
j Cleveland County.
tu The Justice's Court
i D. L. Stewart. Plaintiff.
Vs. .
Allen Feaster and A. H. Patterson.
, Trustee. Defendants.
NOTICE *
The defendants, Allen Fcaster ana
A. II. Patterson, Trustee, will take
I not tee that on action, entitled as a|
bove "has been commenced in a Justice
of Peace's Court for Number
Four Township, State of North Carolina.
In an attachment wherein u
lis alleged that the Mid A. H. Pat1
terson. Trustee, holds certain mouI
oya belonging to the said Defendant
I Allen Fcaster, and that the said At'
ten Feaster Is Justly Indebted to the
said D. L. Stewart in the sum of
One Hundred and Twenty ($120.00)
Dollars; and the said defendants
! will further take notice that they
' are required to appear at the office
' of George W. Allen, Justice of the
I Peace, -N amber Four Township,
' Cevelan'd County. North Carolina, In
the Town of Kings Mountain, on the
19th day of February, 1938, and answer
Or demur to the oomiplalnt In
said action or the Plaintiff will apply
to the Court for the relief demanded
In said complaint.
This 18th day of January, 1938.
George W- Allen,
'j Justice of the Peace.
!?adv?feb 10 C *
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NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the powei
I of sale contained In an Order made
by A. M. Hamrick, Clerk of the Su
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I pcriur ?.uun iur vieveinuu i/vuuij, m
1 j (he proceeding entitled. "The Town
1 of Kings Mountain, vs. Mary Blan
1: ton, Widow, et al." I will sell foi
leash, at the Courthouse door It
f I Shelby, Cleveland County, Nortt
^'Carolina. cn Monday. March 7, 1988
at ten o'clock. A. M., or within legs'
' I hours, the following described rea
| "'estate:
Beginning at a stake in old Parkfei
line, in the Norftt side cf King
.' iirect and runs with said street N
a3Vj W. 52. 1-2 feet to a stake; then
CO a new line N. 40 1-4 K. 221 feet
io a stake; thence S. 8S>i 10. 52 1-2
net to a stake in old line; theiicc
.viih eld line on Baptist Church line
S. 40ti \V. 221 feet to the beginning
Afti I u in'ttrr 1.i unin
This the 1st day of February, 1938.
J. R. Davis, Commissioner.
j ? ajlv? feb 24.?D
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in an Order made
by A. M. Hamrlck. Clerk of the Superior
Court for Cleveland County,
1 in the proceedings entitled, "The
I Town of Kings Mountain vs. Will
' Seawright, et al." I will sell for cash
1 at the Courthouse door in Shebly,
Cleveland County, North Carolina, on
Monday, March 7, 1938, at tern
o'clock, A. M.. or within legal hour*,
the following described real estate:
Beginning at an iron stake, John
Caldwell corner In Plonk's line, formerly
Hambright's line; thence with
i .a il ttr net/ lf_ I. a _ I
i ?aiu line w. ao'/a ?n*8 an rrim
stake In edge of Cansler Street,
Plonk's corner; thence with said
street N. 65 feet to an Iron stake,
new line E. 95V4 links to a stake In
John Caldwell's lime; thence with
his line S. 65 feet to the beginning.
This the 1st day of February, 1938.
J. R. Davis, Commissioner.
?adv?feb 24?D.
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Under mad by virtM of the yon
ot sale owtiliu la aa OHw aa
by A. M. Hiarlak. Clark of tko I
rerior Opal for Cteretaad Coaa
ta tko inwilkn entitled. **T
Tow* of Kl*o Moaatai* re. Am
KwMir. WMar,' I wtll sell I
cuk at tko Coerthowse door la II
tea oVIoek, A. M.. or within la
hour*, tko follow lag described n
estate:
beginning corner of Parker a
, Watteraoa Streets In the Towa
I Kings Mountain and running ato
Parker Street West ISO feet to
I stake; thence North SO feet to
: stake; thence Etist ISO feet to
' stake on Wattervon Strivt- that
along the West edge of Waiters
Street 60 feet "to the beginning, c
tainlng 7,500 square foot.
This the 1st day ol i . binary, t:>
J. R. Davis, Com::tf- : i- .
?adv?feb 24?D.
NOTICE OF 8ALE
Under and by virtue, of tlio'povi
of sale given in an Order of t'.i-r :
perlor Court in the case ehtltl
"Reynolds vs. Reynolds," the und
signed Commissioners will sell
the premises in the Town of Kin
Mountain, North Carolina, on Mi
day, February 28, 1938, at 11:
o'clock A. M.. the following desc:
ed real estate:
Lots number 1, 2. 3, 4, 6 and
as shown on plat or ma# made
E. L. Campbell, Surveyor of t
Levy Reynolds estate, which m
will appear on record in the Regis
of Deeds Office for Cleveland coun
The above lota are located on t
East side of Railroad Avenue a
are splendid lots for,'business p
poses."
Terms of sale: one-third cash, c
third In six months and one-third
twelve months with privilege of p
ing all cash upon the conflrmatl
of sale.
This .the 27th day or January, II
J. R. Davis and B. T. Falls,
Commissioners
?adv ?feb 17?D
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family healthy!. The think
with the diet, for she knows
tlie cause of almost every cf
ents always include plenty ol
tically every necessary elem
I ergy is found in this all arou
bones, a sound body, and the
health! Best of all, the child
It's a grand companion to stj
finish off just before bedtime!
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NOTIOS OP MLI
if Under iai by vMm of the yowi
t4? ot salo wirtiil la a awtnw |ti
to- en toy Charlie Touag M wife. At
If. (to Touii to J. P. KlMr oa tkt tTt
day o< April 1M7. and it|M?rN I
ill (to H?gli>o of OnH OSm ft
'or Cleveland Cotnljr in Bonk 144 i
at li| been made la Ike pijratM ?
1*1 imine ttoe aaderslgned, a* assigae
?al of mM asortgagee, will kII for oaa
at ttoe courthouse door la Stootto]
ai; Cleveland County, North Caroliai
of j on Monday. February 2$, IMS, i
o~i lea o clock. A. M>. or wttbla legi
0 hour*, ttoe following described ret
a estate:
a Flmt Tract: Beginning on a aton
lM High Patterson's corner on 8umm
oa1 Johnson's line, and runs N. 4Vs i
on 16?i poles to a rock, McGUI's line
thence with his lino N. 58 12 E. 101
poles to a rock. Paris Burton's con
er; thence with his line 8. 78 I
227 1-4. psles to a rock, the Dower
corner; thence with the Dowery lin
V 7 W. .16la poles to a rock. Higl
< utterson's corner; thence with hi
P* !':i N. 71 1-4 W. 23% poles to tfc
^ beginning. containing Forty Flv
ii 'tl nB half (45%) acres, more c
er" kss.
on Second Tract: Beginning at
black gum on Johnson's line, a coi
ner of a two and half arce eatry
, thencu with a line of said entry h
4 Vs E. 4.34 chains to a stone, corne
of Lot No. 2; thence with a line <
* said Lot No. 2 S. 71 1-4 W. 36.9
chains to a stake on said line; thei
h? ce a new line 8. 27% W. 9.12 chain
' P to a stone on J. O. Hortfs line; thei
l?r ce with his line >*. ?4% W. 90.5
*7- chains to his corner; thence N. 24)
;haiE. 1.10 chains to a stake; thenc
al with Johnson's line N. 05% W. 15.3
ur" chains to the beginning, containin
Twenty Three and ono half (23%
ine
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Z MASONIC MEETING
?38 First Monday Night
In Each Month
for building
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est responsibility; It's 4<eepinfj her
ing parent starts health campaigns
that impropery selected foods are
tildhood illness. And thoughtful parF
GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK! Prac
ent for building resistance and enn4
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u ivvwi % m iiaiuiv rr?j ig airgriy
parkle andvitality that mark trin
ren really ENJOY this perfect food;
irt the morning, break the day, or
ice Dairy
Golden Guernsey Milk
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if ThW Tract; Beginalag at a n
f. coraar ?l Ut Na I. aM man h A
f with Pittas' Its* N. 74% W. a W.
h chain* ta a aatk hi Jahaaa?' Ui if
u Khtraa* ooiaar; theaee with i? I
ir Ni'i line 8. 4 W. S.N ^rle* ta
it rock. McQW* corner; thaaoe ^ j 7?
r? ^rodt,'iir^?a4''T#n ael
it tha branch; theaee with Taaha
a Uae 8. 74 B. ?4.M chain*, craaal?1
h braach to a rook ta *aM Uaa. coral
Ir, ot Lot So. 3; theaee with Uae 1
i. Lot No. 3. N. 4 B. 3.H chalaa to thl
it beginning. containing Seventeen aal
il one half (17% > acre*, more or lau I
il The tale will ha make subject tl
all prior encumbrance#. I
a This the 34th day of January, lilt]
y J P. Klser. Mortgagee
C. By A. 8. Ktaar. Aaatgaee tor
Mortgagee - I
j J. R. Da via. Atty. ?adv feb 17. i?l
ESSSSF^
Plonk Motor Co.
Authorized Ford Denier
1929 and 1928 Chevrolet
Coaches in lousy condition.
Extra Special, For Friday
) and Saturday. Both cars
. for only $45.00
1931 Chevrolet Panel. $15*
! will put this trick in migh-'
ty good shape. Buy,
only $60.00
1929 Buick Sedan. Original
owner well known in Kings
Mountain. Car runs and
looks good - * $65.00
1932 Plymouth Sedan. Lots
j of real car value left in
this car. Buy today $135.00 |
I1933 Plymouth Sedan k
Looks mighty good and
inns mighty good. Here's a
bargain $155.00
1932 Chevrolet Coupe. A
wonder buy for someone^
who wants a real servicea*
ble car_ $175.00
1933 Ford Tudor. A good
I family car at a low price
[that will give good Service.
Special - $175.00
i 1931 Ford Coupe. Original
tires and paint. Motor never
touched. Mileage 15,000.
| Priced - $275.00
1936 Ford Coach. New re*
| conditioned motor, good
finish. New seat covers.
Ready to give excellent ser
vice ?"v $445.00
1936 Chevrolet Master DeLuxe
Coach: New set of
tires, A1 mechanical condi
tion. Buy Now $485.00
1937 Willys Sedan. You
can't tell this car from a
brand new one. Bargain
Price Only v $495.00
1936 Pontiac Sedan with
trunk. Excellent tires. Upholstering
like new Motor
perfeict. Excellent paint
job. Only $515.00
iy PERCY L. CROSBY
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