Th* Kings Mountain Hesald
Established 168S
Published Every Thursday
HERALD PUBLISHING HOU8ET
Haywood E. Lynch Kfa
Editor-Manager a ;
Baiered as second class matter at
the Postcflfice at Kings Mountain, u,
N. C., under the Act of March 3, jjt
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SL'USLHIPTICIM RATES
Oca Year $1.60 ,Ul
Blr Mentha 76 ! iui
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A weekly newspaper devoted to 1 ^
t?* promotion of the geceral_ wel- ' ())
tatr and published for the enligbt- ,
cent, enti rtalDuient and benefit of ' t in
the cittzeriS jf Kings Mountain #nd , aI
Its Ticlnlly.
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ra, u msp?.s r- c~
Not no* mil tin ii, but ? .? fy
Itlrnml day,
i l??n f von don't Ik,li? v"
Tht- half of what V t
You mv
There's 110 room here for hint
WI>o wliim* uk i>ii hi*
Way ho gm-s;
K< member. M>n. I ho world .?
Saa enough with out
Your woi's.
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Talk happiness each chance
You get, and talk It good
And strong;
Ix>ok for it in
" * v Ust
The byways us you grimly
Plod) along;
Perhaps it Is a stranger row
Whose visit never
Tomes.
Ppt talk! Soon you'll find
. - Thai - you and Happiness
Are chums! so
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HERE'S HOPING 4"
Th'.- tax rate for Kings Mountain!,^
has not been set yet. We have liotic- ((
td hy the papers that most of ,he!nt
lax rates for other neaVby towns
have been reduced for the coming
year. A few have been kept tat the.
etuno rate while others have been
ifdurjed. "
We sincerely hope that the rate ^
for the Best Town in The State can ,u<
at least he kepi at the seme figure, ''l
especially at a time when other ^
owns are reducing theirs. ' co
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Church News
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LUTHERAN CHURCH' LA
L. Boyd Hamm, Pastor
Bible school 10:00. W. K. Mauney,
Oeoeral Superintendent.
.Services for the seventh Sunday
after Trlulty:
Morning 11:00, sermon: With '
J?3us' Blessing. .
Evening 8:00, Union Servjce at 1
the Methodist Church.
__ Ltufher-leaivnea meet 6:30.
Southern District of the Brother- 0,f
hood meets in Holy Communion Lu- 0
herun Church, Dallas, at 4:Kollowing
the program n social hour11
and picnic will be enjoyed. All mem
bers and friends 'with their families)tut
are Invited. Tike a basket of eats.
Boy Scot::s. Tlot.p'J, meet Mon-Jity ,
Evening 7:30.' ' .. j ' !
SAINT Id'ICES:
' BPde . luml 10:in), James l.ackev.
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Superintendent. *
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l>... -I < eil i
jrmswyivriy.n ^nurcn ?m
Rev. 1* 1). Patrick, Pastor 'M-k0:15
A M Smutty School. C*. F. I"11
TliC'iitas^oii, !,' ?<
11:00 A. M. M truing Worship. Sor. <!' ?:
moil s.iiitjecl: t'ol. 1:17 ?'"Hy Hint All mil
Trkigs ro?i*ist." 1h
S:o't I' M. 1'iiiic with o;l.cc clnil*- t'-'i
chf.a in tin f!,?t I nioa Service vi j the
KU'.iiiiit r at ilie ,\l>'liodlst church.; k"i
Moat'iic thioiuh Friday: N::1n A. Ra
M. INi.it.v Vacation Pihlc Sehc >1". Tito..' n
liil.lt yti.lv.Htl will cc ...tltliur through I
Argent Vlh. lut
Mcv.'duy 7:?.it P. M. Boy Scouts Hit
Troop One., t-arl Davi.i-.ton.' Scor. n i -s I I
ter. Harry Puce and Jack Orntand.' cs?<
Asst. Scoutmasters. !:'ih
BOYCE MEMORIAL 1
CHURCH iZ
, \V. M. Hoyce. Pamnr .
Hi Lie School* at 10:00 o'clock.
let*
Mt nine V?; -hip at 11;hit. The ^
pii?toi- will ?p ?ik on: "The Dangers
of Prayhr."
Ill"livening
Service at 8:tin o'clock. "
iinitrng with the <::lict clinrches In
the Milliliter I hi ion Services. Rev. V"1'
...... - ... 1 IMI*
?-. i>. i*:m-i<K will preach at Central1
Methodist. I
Y. I'. (V C. meets nt 7 o'clock.
The Ml; Week Service will he (lis **
oosuttmied for the ilionth of AuguAt.j |'
CENTRAL METHODIST !
CHURCH ion
K*v. K W. Pox; Pastor ! >
9:45 Sunday School, H. s. IVeler 1 pi:
Superintendent. t-.:i
11:00 Set men by the pnslor. Sub I
Jeot: *'\Vho Can Sto (Joel?' as
8:00 This is the first of our no Ian I
services for the simmer. We .:ve .? i
Kind to welcome the pastors art cos she
grcrcrntlons of the other diuretic) we,
nndl glad to have as tie preacher fo. T
this service Rev. P. I?. Patrick, pis- Itlll
4or of the Presbyterian Church. to
The young people of the other S
cByorclies ai? to join our yoiytip velc
people in leading the singing ftr 7M
this service. l--;e
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Washington snapshots
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(Com d from front prige)
at statement tells where the ornuation
got its money and how
speut it. *
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Hut to return to I1KADL1NKS.'
e headlines did not tell all of the
. yard Hughes flight. It ?at nec-j
Mfy to read between the lints loj
t the whole story. And this was j
i; lasting part: It will make the
ne ot Uught8 live like that of Co \<
111).is.
It*-. not that Hughes circled the |
Ijlij in so muity (luys and that It!
h t'ohimbus <) days to cross the
lunik- which ts Important. People1
reel snc'll th tails. ,l}ut the thing
[. Ii will Ike "in history Is thai the
. _i Hi1 lt.?lit-uliinl UV .. ?i I?l? *1
j,i< ?? jinn > muni l>i ' " "> V ** V
aye Cohuiitui and on is ?i 111
tltis' spirit still llwd In a period
prVsp.-i I-t'y: Hughes hit* shown!
it, it survived a d> prc-ssiou.
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: ' 1 1
iiiut ulvu? litii iiitt: an opihhiisiic j
life lias )uM ccrue ft'OHl a ^OVllla*.
nt-ai -it saows'lliac nan!
thinkuig .tol only for lotia., On. >
i 10.nOllliUW In a loiiual report.
.National lie-sources Committee
kca a sharp thrust at t}io?c wad
iw the' future with 'tlcteatihi'' tits
ili report refuses to concede tha;
e luture ot Aiueiicau youth is the
liet toll. In part the report says;
One soi l ot"'appioach to these si;
licwJ, the defeatist appioach, proetis
on the assumption that there
no )o..ger enough work to be donekeep
everyone ftilly occupied." Then
.it enumerate!# the various
litis ot relief and adds:
"However, ? >* there is good re a11
to believe that the Notion can11
absorb all -the economic goods
at 'may be sppiit j thtuugn ehic.t
organization and pi aducripn an.!
sviibuiibn, and' the tutt puiiicipti:i
oi the wllofe population in el"
,-.;ivo enterprise or set vice ot vi.
ins sorts."
Kfhc'eni organisation and pioduc
in ami distribution fs what Amenn
industry has given the Nation,
is the reason America has more
th tubs, more auless, more radios,
>re wasbl.rg- machines, more tlecc
toasteis and tne like than any
iiuauiiii. in 111081 oi muse
linn-its a one-man government into
control and regulate product
i. It Ua'L working. It won't work,
i one yet (although many have
ed) has been able to veto the
WS of NATURE.
MM
Jne of the laws of nature Is uabit.
was inteiesting to notice how
iny newspaper linotype operators
iunil the country used to setting
isbington stories with figures run
ig into hundreds of millions anuu
llous of DOLUVltd, had trouble
It the last ctop report. When tne.v
uound to millions and billions
bushels o? wheat. tytJ corn, inan\ j
the-itt ju.vt nuiomaticjliy atuck'S i
in fi'dnt of the fjgure. Su they had '
s Agriculture Department forecast I
, a $2,482,102,000 corn crop. SonK |
n!
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Facts, Fun and Fancies j
Jin and Julia
C"!*b. I- (J N and FANCIER
' Kti i-.N I ANNOI XCICMKNT to
the voting people t Junior choir-1
i of the uptown churches tuk' it
in the Union Services: FLKASK 1
i. at the Mi :noit.?i cliuich Thurs
i night tit 7;:!o to prepare special
isie for the Sunday night service,
e young jR-ople have complete.;
go of. lite mush'.
Vary K.. seems to benefit from!
"hottst ;.:riy' at the lake. Kalpli
y has fallen a victim to her charm
Seems. .
ietly l.ec ami Jackie have "hi-fu-j
in' " hit .is iimviio way up to!
-hinotitl for tile hoy friends,
tail IS 'going to town now sure
iL'ih! fie dated Brytc's littl
nd from i !c ridu Sunday night,
'til>!ii Hoo<V antrat ted many oi
vintu/i couples to the show las'
rk. Among them'were James liarree
ami Milt tha Sherf-r, Gogte'
ivwell and llenry Groves, and t.'ol'
n with her good (?l little boy. j
Ve'were rather .sr.: p: ised to see.1
zcl and K. W. togeiIter Saturd ay I
ht.
M'ltel and Jackie enjoyed the com i
iv of two Cusioniu htds?Uiiy Mil-1
and Jim Rollins.
V'hen Muddy told Urady to bring J
I ..id route on up to dance, Urady .
in right down /and got Oogle i
ivies. (They made some of the|
r-r crowd feel rather-awkward, we1
ir!)
'oily, who is tltt' I). VV. from Chare?
low- to tieorgc: I'll give you the
. ilcvr tii' paying the M. It. reward
ice tt ?ns your id*)i to offer one)
lelon II. What's th'-t I bear about
r?rel pit'don? Hotter watch it!
'*..-gy, wo are glad to say, bos
*lt t :r.vcro:">i >fr? nt 'be burns
i eco.lv* d last w*-?k. iatdd; those
0 lovely gladiolia!
'c.n title. k'-t p your eyes open I
y Noisier paio a iot of attention
K|?y? at Kpple's dance,
hclby has boon pl'.yintt some mnr
>us games this st-anon! Tuesday's
v'.i.ary c.ver Salisbury, s'ouhde.i
1 tut easy one.
E KINGS MOUNT\AIN HERAliDTHUF
The ROUND-UP ?
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By "George". 11
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What's happening on Main Drag: t'i
Tlie guvs 'n' gals gathering, as usu-! '
? . If,
al. at the drug to sip "coc's'
Only now It is all mixed up ........ j.
Bud Hodmen and Du'ly Williams|
ate usually the guys, and it's a differ J
n? J^al every night...... The ' gang'!
:s baek from their sojourn at the.p
like ....... And most of them sport'
a de-lovely lan?Along with clsirin-'
' ig rops of freckles'....! The cops p
till whale on their whistles in iu: f
fr?:nu?nt intervals .... Tho it's us- ..
ually ' out-Of town folk now. ..., si
I,at -o' 'leant up on uc??oU?tt of -the !
t?.?ni? tournament .... And Skimp it
u.,,
l How to t?n?e L^,
I - ? W
t / Vn I
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WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE: ?
W/ien /og <Hf?rrup(e<l Bverard t
Logan's Journey homo and 1
forced Mm to take shelter in the c
Royal Parke Hotel, he had no
idea of the adventure that awaited
him. Guests at a ball in the ]
hotel are detained also, and ul- 1
though Logan .refuses the hos'
Vitality of his suite to certain of
them, one lovely lady forces her I
way in. Her impudence and kit
aiK.isa him, so he offers her the e
couch in his sitting room. Soon
she has persuaded- him to give t
Uj> his bedroom, lie discovers her
even more enchanting in the y
morning, but she flees suddenly s
in h'.a pajamas, leaving her dress a
behind. He knows her as Lady a
X, believes she is married. She I
is actually I,eslic Steele, grandda-.:ghter
of a magistrate, in p
whose court Logan is scheduled a
to appear that day in Ids capac- c
ity as barrister. To her grand- v
father she confides that she be- c
lieves Logan in love with her.
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Chapter ThrN
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ii lout dm mown bar secret
elation when she arrived home, *
Logan was loudly lyrical when he b
arrived at the office. Hie assistant
Blade sensed something peculiar ti
when Logan spoke of London fog
as "An Impenetrable veil of nays- -y
tefy. Life becomes an enthralling p
adventure. At any moment you c
might meet a miracle." * e
Blade sniffed and turned a slight- d
Leslie showed her secret elatioi
ly jaded eye on the fold'of Leslie's |
Uresa which pecked out of Logan's pi
' Case. "I see, you met the miracle.: ol
Hut strictly speaking aren't you al-j
ways in the habit of meeting mira-, c<
clcs, and isn't it about time -t^at
you stopped..." tt
glade's mild reproach was cut
shoi't by the trumpeting of a well- in
bied English voice in tha outer of- s\
flee. "But he knows mc, my good pi
mr.n. Member of the Club," shout- hi
ed the intruder and stamped into
the office. Logan turned p.n inquiring
eye on the beefy, formidable M
figure. ej
"Lord Mere," he announced him- tr
self.
' Ah yes," Logan spoke and mo- sc
him to a chair. ty
( v-d Itfere settled himself and fr
?*; ? .u?r<f his locutions. "How are 1 cj
r-.- old buy, foeling terribly well? lo
fn {rotten. It'j about my
VIS cc
* a4 wtv?4 Is the troublo with m
? . *J VUl<
*ro??Vk? r.hocd his lordship. Li
tin- night with ju
..... ?-m w- i.1 (,-i^unag xor I xi:
divus*"**"^ d<
( ' e i|m?> * concurred Logan,
"t-jt rs* ?**' ?? the r?*"?ii?r c>
prcc*-*"** p? e?:.oi* r?* '
i.i rl M*?? "f i^d aeulj ?*> i ?o
gc iun. J./ rt t;)U cl o i >
ine you c<Mi)d t'iSfo'Yc a marriage Is
like "an aspirin tablet." ' <;
"Well. l-ord More. I'm rather , ht
busy, so perhaps you wiii givo mo < co
thi essential facts In u few L<
minutes." j
Tho essential facts were thatiP*
Lady Mere had left the house, lest so
night and had not retained nutii
this morning. She had spent the ,
night at the Royal Paries. Lejjr.a *"
vineed. She was dressed in en
Lmoress Kugenle nffair. L.ogan's tv
cheeks lost their color. And her
maid, eent with her clothe, hnd J1*
sen her daeh from the room she 'JJ
occupied followed shoitly by a man l"
in shirt sleeves. Logan took hia p?
courage in both his hsnds. He at
would have to divert Mere from
hie pkui. He would have to Jump ?
to Lady Mere's defense^ ?<
He sucesrded rather* well to a 011
eertaln point. "Think back to the
sacred ceremony. There she stood
an innocent girl..." 0
ISDAY, JUDY 28. 1938
.... Seemed like 131 "second sprit
hen the rain stopped Tt
on't likely make the paper tl
eek, it'er so late .... Thus all t
lud-slingin* Does Haywood
'.ill have all those books ho had
te eld office, 'Tied' If so. whr
jes he keep 'em....? M. P. repoi
hat Yankee's are really chanui
slk .... Os if Uloriu didn't ulrca
now that ...,! And "Hed"' Hart
tquires upon hla return: what 1
Iris' been doing.,,.As if 1 know
URCHASE SNAP BEANS
To help market conditions wh
rices decline, the Federal Surpl
'ommcditica Corporation his be
utr jrl, 1 d to inuke ' put chases
ii.ap be aits during the present p
ti< Moo " ason. Thin nrgnnlzati
as already boimln h.tHHJ bushels
I I HI
of lolls will get the beans'.
EXANDER KORDA
H rutins
RLE OBERON I
X.-^J2 ZV VI
TAUrtNCI OCIVIER x^4
una uin nauMw Mm tarn
I ti ft mmLAM lllllll IN MmK Atom
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"Look here," Mere said. He was
Ired of the tirade. "She was not
in Innocent girl. Before ahe marled
me ahe had been divorced from
i race-horaer named Lauderdale."
"Oh!" interjected Logan.
"And before that from Baron de
3rireac. He makes brandy. And her
Iret husband waa a wrestler named
Wild Man Kavanogh'."
"it seems impossible," retorted,
-ogan. "She sepma so young." .
"Who said rhe's young?" countiretl-his
Lordship.
"You did," Logan spoke, covering
ais error.
"As a matter of fact, she look?
oung. Entrcnclngly so. But she's a
erpent. A viper who curls herseli
.bout the heart of a trusting man
nd strikes. If I don't get rid of her
'11 be ruined."
"I'm beginning to see the
oint," Logan finally said.' "Give
de a day or two in which to delde
whether I'll take your case. I'm
ery busy now, so H you'll please...
food day, good day!"
Blade waa awaiting blm when he
urst into the other room, mopping
is brow.
"Do vou know who waa just
ere?" Logan gasped.
Blade smiled sweetly. "Yes, Lord
(ere. I've heard he's one of the
est shots in the Grenadiers."
"That dress In there, It belongs
? his wife."
"So-o-o, the miracle Is Identified,
'ou've got yourself in a pretty
Ickle. And you can stand up in
ourt and blackguard co-resnond.
nta for doing exactly what" you
Id." .
? when she arrived home.
"But Slailc," Logan's tone was
tooii3. "That's the ill :ad'.ul pari
I it. I didn't <lo anything."
"And what would you say to t
>-respondent who told you tlia'.?'
"I swear. Nothing happened. Noting
at nil."
Siadc's amusement had swelled
ito roaring mirth. "Go ahead
year," he gasped. "But do you ox;ct
mo to believe that nothing
rppened?"
Logan thrust his ta.ee toward
Irs. Johnson and stared into her
res. "Do you expect me to believe
int nothing happened."
In the evening light, Mrs. Johnin
may hr.vo secnicd rather prist'.
Now she looked defense^**
lghter.ed and commonplace. He?
res roved to those of Judge Steel*
oklng to him for aid.
"Well ? that is ? nothing of
insequcnco ~ If you get what .
can," she ended lamely.
"I get what you mean, all rtgha'
sgan was swaggering before 'h#
iry box. His voloe he* teVea -e ?
ne tone o? Ironjr. * I've oo
>ubt so does bus Lor-lehip,*
"I'm afraid t won id prefer mnr
rn'enetloo." the hidg# ventured
"AtlU * r " '
v?1 n t1 n v?i| Airdi jonf*
mf" l/"k--'.n as.icd sharply. JIci
* itopr-ed to the gloves In hct
n He resumed in. a full vo'ce. He
icv/ what ho wan Toiax now. "Wo
ivo ample pset.tunl'jr In this
purt to lt..rn what women mean.'*
sjran dIKiki! tin word "nter.n".
"My lord, there is one simple exaltation
cf this case. Mrs; Johnit
la a woman."
Mr?. Johnson smiled shyly.
"I reed hardly remind your lord'
ip that woman has a creed," l^on
raced on. "It contains three
tides cl faith in v/l-.ich every
?roojt believes. First, that she la
tlll:e every other woman. Second,
at she isn't a woman at ail. And
ird, that she Is on unique end
rfect specimen of the species,
ove criticism, beyond reproach
id outside of the law."
Ho paused to allow the full elgnl
:anee of his opening to sink In
i the Jurors.
(To he continued)
orris*! ISM kr VMM AtUris OWSsrsUsn
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HH Hi
i" $ J o&z? ?
"Co On, Give Him a Scrapor
Sisters at
More About Vera's
Beauty Shoppe
l a smart, almost ultra-modern beauty
! parlor. where the ladies of King?
Mountain may obtain ''facials, per
nuMtents. oil treatments" in comfort
ami pleasure. The "lobby" is furnished
by Paldar cf. New York am)
Chid.igd. one of the World's most re
pitiable furnishing houses.
Vei'a's Rcauty Shoppe is centrally
. Iccoted in the Pr<ifc-..io'<al Itulld'i J
j where it Is ttasily tfettcssaWe to al!
the o.dies of Kings Mountain. Mrs.
Ilawtrn litlv makes trips to
New York ('My 'where she learns tne
| latest methods of beauty culture and
keeps abreast of the times in her
' profession.
"Whit do I have to soy about seven
years in this business? About the
only lh*inj{--it lias been a< pleasure
to serve 'the people of Kings Mountain",
ami 1 am only too glad thtat I
can offer them a modern shop and
can assure thein of Satisfying service."
'
More About Summitt'g
Nu-Way
the business.
About two and u half year* later
fount! hii'n buck In the grocery bttsl
it as on Wesit Mountain street. The
name of the hew firm was "Cash
and Carry" and' he had cissoclated
with hfm Mr. Ilnrvey Williams, who
is now one of .the leading grocery'
men of O.tstonia. This store was the
i>?t "self-strviee" grocery ever op
e l ited tn King's Mountain. Alter a
bout four years M.r. Stiiftniitt dispostl
of tiiis business and opened a lar
^er store 011 Railroad Avenue near
he I'o'-' Oillee.. which he operated
: rtfl l!t:!l when he 'moved into the
"!--filt loent'on..
Tin Summit i s Xt; Way do- iiples 1j
I big double front sto'v tn die hoar!
I K' Mountein's luisin ss see
i lem ::l.d enjoys a.. " i le ir.tdo from
I both citizens of Kings Mountain a'id
in rounding terrliory. A most complete
line of uiuiity groceries, meats
md produce. is always displayed in
i most ui.ractive maiinor. Kvi-ry
i id ill ill lite larire store la nlu?vn
, ?% *
plainly marked, so that everyone
n"'9y be assure! of paving the same
price.
Sir. Summitt hn^l his able assistI
HAVE PAINS IN \/ | OSED TC
MY MUSCLE'S AND SUFFCR-T
PAINS IN MY HEAD SAME WA"
INSTEAO OF OU? / TrCjPOO
SHOPPING - C? r QUICK f?EI
I SHOULD^ BE \NJ ^
/TV. , Did you ever take
(y J ache and have the he
ach ache start?
We'll wager you c
PUI. Anti-Pain Pill;
ach. They take effc?
/\\ taste like wlntergree
\y You can't do goo<
_ a good time when yo
/Jj Neuralgia
Muscular
Why don't you try t
f\ \ relief? We believe you
\\J result*. Thousands of
It will not cost mucl
one cent each. (less i
One pill usually re 1 lev
t fJet A nil-rain PUI
Baffbr phg. 2S far gc.
1
l^jl
- I H T' '
?Th\ Poor Kid- Ain't Got. Nc*
Home to Scrao Widl"
I ants prtdo themselves on the clean*
| lines.-, of their store, everything to fn place.
The large meat department
entries the most choice out* ot
meats. (
1 One of (be unique features of, . .
Summilt's Nu-Way i" that a soda
fountain is operated In conjunction
with the business. A full Itne of patent
medicines will Ik- found. In this
! complete store. ,
The clerical force Is friendly and ..
'j'courteous, the prices .tre right.'and
j the Quality of the n- reha-.iise Is of
the best, ami \Vith this combination,
) Smnmitt's Nn-Way jtas steadily kept
' pace* with the progress of Kings
Mountain.
MORE ABOUT PLAYGROUND
(Cont'd from front page)
' prcpr' itf.i for the purpose but that
us'ng the available ,i.ibor furnished
by the NYA and the WPA to clean
up pitperty now belonging or available
to the community. He proposes
jo landscape tand beautify the property
belonging to the town which
includes the Ball Park and TennM
courts He prcposts that we Improve
and rebuild the old' Mauney Pond
at the old Kings Mountain water "
works plant. All of this he says maty
be done at smalt cost to the community.
STAR^om'siiisi
Smooth going nikM htm ft iter
performer en skis. Smooth going
cross your chin make* super-keen
Star Single-edge Blades star
performers on your face.
Famous since 1880.
anti-pain pills
ND BEYOND QUESTlOfi
r.6FH RELIEVE - BUT
pillB DON'T CAUSE
indigestion
HL fe
a medicine to stop head*
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take an Anti-Pain I
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