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one of our delicious Banana Splltj
. for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
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or experience needed. Large
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$35.00 per week, man or woman
wim auto, sou kkk Froauccr to
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one to write the news at the Margrace
Village and Pauline Village.
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will gain a wide knowledge of op
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tool room practice through study
of an 1. C. S. Course. Free book
let. W. F. Eclcard, Representative,
International Correspondent-"
Schools, Box 194, Charlotte. N. C
11-3.
KEYS MADE, LOCK8, VACUUM
Cleaners, Small Electrical Appli
anoee, and Speedometers repaired
C. L. Ramsey, Pbone 126-M.
Sept. 22tfc
FOR SALE ? Recleaned Red Heart
Wheat Seed. Bridges & Hamrlck
Hardware. ? .
FOR 8ALE ? Recleaned Abbruzi
Ryo Seed. Bridges & Hamflck
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George: "Tom you know that I am
a crossword puzzle enthusiast. I
csme across a 10 lottey wprd the oth
cp day meaning 'a hold-up,"'imd I
havener yet figured it out. Do you
know what It could be?' "Couldn't II
'be 'suspenders?" You'll not be 'held
up' If you come to us for your furniture
needs, for we treat the othei
fellow as we'd wish to be treated 11
our position* were reversed.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co.
Buy It For Less At Hord's
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Mr. and. Iti*. Wlrflart* War* { am
som Billie of Mooresvl|e, ,were week
end guests of the former's brothers
Messrs J. B. and F. C. Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Lovelace ani
family were Thursday night .visitor
in yhe home of Mr and Mrs| K. B
Ledford of Vale, N. C.
Mr. Solan Jolly of Kings Mountah
spent Sunday afternoon at the bed
tilde of hla sister, Mrs. W. P Love
lace, who is gravely ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bell and chil
dren were the Sunday guests of Mr
and Mrs. Charlie Lail of the iiothle
hem community..
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ware had at
their Sunday dinner guests. Mr. ant
Mrs. William Ware and son, Billie
of Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs. J. 8
Ware and Miss Dorothy Patterson.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Elaiu McSwulu hut
' as their Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs
Henry Pearson and family of Gaff
uey. South Carolina.
1 Mrs. Belle Gamble of Chesuee,., 8
spent several days the-past week
j visiting in the home of her sistei
i Mi*. W. P. Lovelace.
I Utile teft voar-nht Hnm.v MI?.l .id
I Gastonia will preach at Ouk Grovt
itapllst church Saturday night. Nov
eutber 5. at 7:30 o'clock. All detiotn
, inauon? art- luviieo 10 hiu'iiu.
Mr. and Mr*. Frank Ware und dan
ghter, Antiette, Mia. H. T. Wrigh
and daughter, Mary, and Mrs. Wood
"row Ware, attended the funeral 01
Mrs. Maggie Iteatlie held at New
Prospect Baptist church. Thur?da>
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Bedford alio
family of Vale, N. C.. were visitors in
i the home of their daughter, Mrs. J
O. Lovelace and family Saturdu)
night.
NEWS AROUND NORTH
PIEDMONT AVENUE
Lola Bealtle .
Mr. and Mrs. John Bedford spent
Sunday afternoon with relatives Id
Spartanburg, S. C.
'Mrs. J. J. Patterson bad as bei
guests Sunday evening, Mr. and Mrs
V. W. Patterson and children of tht
Oak Grove section.
Mrs. T. M. Murphy and children
Alberta, Martha Sue, Rudy-and Clyd
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Blanton asd chi]
drenv Stevie and Billie, Mr. and Mrs
A L. Huffstetler and Mr. and Mrs
Clyde Huffstetler attended a birth
day dinner at the home of Mrs. Mill
lie Bridges in Bast Kings Mountain
Sunday.
Friends of Mr. Clyde Murphy art
glad to know that he was able to gc
back to work Monday after an ap
.pendlcitles opertion In the Gastonk
hospital.
Mrs. H. J. Mcintosh and famil)
and Mrs. John Gladden spent Suudaj
in Uaffney, S. C.
Mr. James Davis of Charlotte
spent the past week-end visltlni
friends hero.
Fiieuss of Mo. Lucio Hucsteler art
glad to know that he is Improving
after servela days of sickness.
iMr. and Mar. Howard Reynolds
had as their guests for the week-enc
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R
B. Sistare.
Miss Ldllle Mae Carroll had as hei
guests Sunday Misses Mildred, Haz
el, and Evelyn Owens, Melba Keller
MildTed Irvin and Pauline Carroll.
Mrs. C. P. Uoforth had as her guesi
Sunday her niece Mrs. Ira Hullendei
of Patterson Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Otoen and chi
dren attesded an all night meetint
in York Saturday,
i Misses Irene Gladden and Margh
I Gladden spent Sunday vlsittaj
i friends In Lawndale.
I Mrs. J. W. Whtkley and children
of Thomason, Ga? are visiting Mr
t and Mrs. George W. White.
I Mr. and1 Mrs. L. W: Wedon ant
sort. Bill, spent Wednesday of las
' week In Charlotte. v
' Mr. and Mrs. George W. Whiti
and children and Mr. and Mrs. J. \V
Whitley and children spent Sunda^
with Miss Mollle White of Cowpens
South Carolina.
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Pfctfer Hardware Company,
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D. L. Stewart, Defendant.
By virtue of an execution director
to the undersigned from the Super
1 lor Court of Cleveland County In tin
4 above entitled action, 1 will, on Mon
day, November 28, 1938. at ton o'clocl
A. M , or within legal hours, at th?
i Courthouse door in Shelby, Clerve
land County, North Carolina, sell foi
cash to the highest bidder, to satlafj
said execution, all the rjght. titlt
- Interest, which tlhe said D. Ij. Stew
. art has lira the following described
real estate:
Situated on the West side of Yori
, Koad in the Town of Kings Moun
I tain. North Carolina, and beginninf
at a stake In the edge of the ok
York R'ad. which stake Is 75 feel
South 11% East from the intersec
I tion ofUold Street and the old Yori
(load, and runs thence with said
. Koad South 14% Kant 200 feet to ?
. stake; thence North '89 West 58(
feet to a stake; thence North II
East 120 feet to a stake; tlieucs
South 83'2 Kant 40 foot to ? stake;
thence North 2S 1-2 Kast 7s 1-2 feci
, to ? stake ou the So.nh aide of r.,M
, tiicinewith suid Stre<
South 89 Hast 239.4 feet to a stake;
theuco South 14% East 75 feet to si
stake; thence Bomh Eat i I'd),feci
10 the bx^ntttnii, containing 2.:n
acre*, more or less.
This the 26th day of October. 193K
J. Jt. CUNE.
Sheriff of Cleveland County.
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your savings and insura
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of a sound investment p
FIRST NAT
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B? EDWARD TINCH
! kY/HERt DID "THE
NAME'YANKEE*
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T J* rHKN the Colonists lnvad
VV America the red man, unat
to pronounce the word "English
calHd the hated pale skins "Ys
1 gees." During the Revolutions
t war the British put the word to u
as a term of derision for the co!
s nists and, similarly, during the Ci'
war, It was adopted and used in
ir present usage as a nickname for t
it northerners.
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t. Va.
Susie Wither*. Defendant.
The defendant, above named, will
1 take notice an action titled aa above
- baa been begun in the Superior
s Court of Cleveland County, N. C., to
Obtain an absolute divorce upon
t eatutory grounds and the said des
fendant will further take notice that
she is required to appear at the offlr
ce of the clerk of. superior court in
f said county where a copy of the com
f plalut in this cause awaita her and
Bhe is required to answer or demur
I to the said complaint within :(0 days
after November 1, 1938, or fhe plainc
tiff will apply to the court for the re
lief demanded- in said complaint.
I This the 29th duy of October, 1938.
1 A- M. HAM RICK,
Clerk of Superior Court of
j Cleveland County. .
I ?adv?nov24 ? McB
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{ COLDLAX opens and soothes the
membranes of the air-passages of
l the head, throat a/.d bronchial
tubes. It also eliminates poisonous
wastes from the system, thereby
giving lasting relief. Your druggist
is authorized to sell COLDLAX
on a money back guarantee.
foil Save
pon which all future amonly
does this bank offer
profitable depository for ' nee
for each depositor up
t advice on the selection
lan for future security.
INOAL BANK
ountain, N. C.
tposit Insurance Corp.
ON BOX ~~|
Bring your car in and
J let us service it for
for winter. Don't let
cold weather catch
your car with antit
freeze. We can give
you the best!
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?FOR SALE?
A. B. Falls property corner Sims and Mountain
Streets. Lot 12x350 ft. 11-room brick house. Will '
sacrifice for quick sale to responsible purchaser.
Small cash payment. Balance over period of 15
years at 5 per cent interest Will consider other
property as part payment. For further information
see Frank R. ,Angell, Shenandoah Life Ins.
Co., Rpanoke, VaM or J. R. Davis.
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... Good In Slaaping and Parlor Car* on paynail
I prop** chary#* lor apae# occupied. ' ' I
. aia-COWDITIOMED Slooping Cart, I
Dining Can and Coaches in Through Trains. 1
Comfortable in the Safety
JP^^TRAIN TRAVEL?j
For farther information, consult your local agant, or write
R. H. Graham, Division Passenger Agent
Charlotte, N. C.
Southern Railway System
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