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TOWN
OF KINGS MOUNTAIN LICENSE
SCHEDULE
The Board of Commissioners of the Town of
Kings Mountain in session June 19,1939, adopted
the following license schedule for the year July 1,
1939, to June 30, 1940:
Traveling Theatrical Companies, per day $25.00
Moving Picture Show * $30.00
'Circuses, Menageries, Wild West, Dog or
Pony Showes Traveling on railroad cars:
Not more than two cars $15.00
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.i nree 10 nve cars $22.50
Six to ten cars ' : $45.00 1
Eleven to twenty cars * ' $62.50
Twenty one to thirty cars 87.50
Thirty one to fifty cars $125.00
Over fifty cars $150.00
Traveling by motor vehicle;
Not over two glides $3.75
Three to five vehicles $5.00 .
Six to ten vehicles $7.50 '
Eleven to twenty vehicles $12.50
Twenty one to thirty vehicles $22.50
Thirty one to fifty vehicles $30.00
Fifty ewe to seventy five vehicles $37.50
Seventy six to one hqndrwi vehicles "$5tfJflU T
Over one hundred vehicles, per vehicle $250
Photographer, per year $1050
Photographer, per day $250
Cdal and Coke Dealers $25.00
Phrenologist $10050
Peddlers:
On foot $10.00.
With horse $15.00
With motor Chicle $25.00
Itinerant-- ",$100.00
Fortune telling, 'palmistry, clairvoyances $100.00 .
Hotel $10.00
Tourist Homes and?or Tourist Camps $5.00
Restaurant or Cafe. $10.00
Hot Dogs aitd?or Hamburger Stand $5.00
Prepared Sandwiches ...s....... $2.50
Billiard Table and-or Pool Table $25.00
Bowling Alley $12.50
Merchandise or Vending Machines:
Requiring a deposit of less than 5 cents $5.00
Requiring a deposit of 5 cents and
no*, more than 9 cents $10.00
Requiring a deposit of not less than '
10 cents and not more than 25 cents $25.00
Requiring a deposit of not less than
25 cents and not more than 49c cents $50.00
Requiring a deposit of not less than 50
cents and not more than 99 cents $125.00
Requiring a deposit of not less than $1.00 . $250.00
Music Box or Machine $5.00
Weighing Machine $2.50
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rv uwicsaie aeaier in motor oils $25.00
Pressing Club, Dry Cleaners, Hot Blockers:
Where not more than three persons
are empViycd $12.50
Where more than 3 persons are employed $25.00
Barber Shop, Beauty Parlor, for
t each chair or operator $2.50
Bolt Drinks or bottled carbonated drinks .. $2.50
Fireworks $200.00
Cigarettes, Cigars, or any
; other tobacco nroducts : $5.00
Outdoor Advertising, sign and
poster boards .02 cents per sq. foot
Gasoline Service Station - $5.00
Dealers in Mo*or Vehicles $20.00
Plumbers. Heating and
Electrical Contractors $10.00
Retail Dealers in ic* cream $2.50
Retail dealers in ice cream
from motor vehicle $50.00
Distributing circulars, per day $2.00
Distributing circulars, per year ? $10.00
Medicine show,, per day $5.00
Automobile license plate ' ' $1.00
Express Companies $20.00
Telegranh Companies. $15.00
Meat Markets, dealers in fre?h meats $10.00
Itinerant dealers in flags,
canes, whips, etc., per Hay $2.00
Peanut or popcorn machine $5.00
Bhoe Repair Shop $5.00
Ice Dealers $10.00
TOWN OF KINGS MOUNTAIN,
* PICTURE^ COLORED FREE I'
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With each purchase of three pictures (5x7 inches I
or 8x10 inches) we will oil color one FREE.
cSm^FREE ptctaire8 beautifully oil I
I ilitee 8x10 Inch pictures $5.50. One beautifully flu
I oU colored FREE. 1"
Tliis offer good until July 15, 1039. -I
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Pmhyteriia Church
itMw. tr U. PairUx. Pa sun
9:46 A. M. Sunday School, Mr.
C. r. Thomas son, Sopt.
11:00 A M. Morulas Worsrtp.
Communion Meditation ??* Celebra
ucn of the Lord's Supper.
7:16 P. M. Young People's service
8:00 P. M. Evening Service. ' Rev.
Harper Brady, missionary to
Japan, will spealu
Monday 7:80 P. M. Boy Scout,
Ttocp One, Mr. Carl Davidson, Scout
master; Messrs Harry Pajtj? una
Pill Thomson. Asst. Scoutmasters.
Friday 4:00 P. M. Annual Sunday
School picnic at Old Furnace near
Long Creek churcr.
Boyce Memorial
Church
YV. M. Boyce, Pasint
Bible Scbcol at 10:00 o'clock. .
-- Morning Worship at 11:00, The
Lord's Supper will be observed, The
pr.stor *111 lead In a Communion
Meditation.
Sabbath la Auxiliary pay. AU orgunlsttooa
of the church will meet
at 4:30 for their monthly meeting. '
?. Ivatfesran Chwdi^"?
L. Boyd Hamm. Pastor
Bible School 10:00, 1,. Arnold Kts
er. General Superintendent.
Services for the. 4th Sunday after
Trinity. j
Morning 11:00. sermon by Dr. B
C. Cooper.
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i iicru win or no bitcoiub ovttiw.
I/Uther Leagues meet Sunday afternoon
8:30.
Boy Seoul?, Troop 2. Monday
Krenlng.
Regtst ration Day for Vacation Bible
School. SATURDAY. JULY hth,
8:30 A. M.
SAINT LUKES: ?
Sunday school 10:00. James Lackey.
Superintendent.
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Wesleyan Methodist
Church
A, F. Connor. Pastor
Sunday ' School and General Assembly
9:41-11:30.
Daily Vacation Bible School Conv
mencement Sunday 7:46. Teachers
rud groups as follows:
Beginner Group. Misses Vera Sar
scant and Martha McClatn.
Primary Group. Misses Sarah Mae
Kalis and B. T. Wright.
Junior Groups. Mrs. Ray Klrby,
Miss Maud Williams. A. G. 8argeant
A Special Offering will be taken
f. this hour.
Second Baptist Church
Rot. C. C. Psrker. Paster * I
Sunday School 4:41 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. m and 7: in p. m,
sch Sunda .
Park-Grace M. E. Church
C. P. 8eW, Paator
Sunday School ?:46 A. M.
Morning Worship 11: AO A M.
Bp worth League 6:30 P. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M
Prayer Meeting Friday 7:30 P. M
Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick Paatoi
Sunday School 0:*R a a
B. T. U. i:45 p. in.
Evening Worship 7 no p m
7:OA o Ml
Preaching 11:00 A M and 7PM
Soybeans Suitable As
Feed For Lambs
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Although soybeans will produce
"3ofi pork" If fed to fattening hogs,
they are a desirable feed for lainbe
ind will not affect the quality of the
carcass, reports Dr. John E. Foster,
associate professor of the State College
Animal Husbandry Department.
'In fact." he said, 'twe have found
n our experimental work on the
'tate College farm that ewes and
ambs gain faster on soybean pae
lire than on any other kino.
With soybean production up near
y 10 times what It was 10 year*
igo. both farmers and scientist* are
ocUing for new and profitable usee
'or this soil-Improving crop.
We have fed up to three-fourths
f a pound of soybeans per day to
beep with good ro- ii*s." Dr. Poster
::ated Sovhenn nc i| l? mi excelent
protein supplement for sheep,
at tie. and even swine. It Is the
vhole beans fed to hogs after they
each 75 to 100 pounds In weight
hat produces soft and oily pork
vhlch Is undesirable.
Dr. Poster cited results of expend*
aents conducted by the U. & Detainment
of Agriculture at the AgrV
ultural Research Center. RettsriUe,
14.. to support the investigations off
hi State College Experiment Stolen
Three lota of lambs were fed at
lettnvtlle. One gronp reoetved the
P?al ration of cracked corn, cotton-II
tad meal, end alfalfa bar. The seend
)ot reoetred only cracked way
eena and alfalfa hay. The third lot
enetrod a ration of equal parte of
racked aoybeaas end cracked core,
t 1th alfalfa hay.
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tree* to u*e a lightning rod. He .
astaUed one on Ma honae la 1711. '
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Un CmUm h Ontingv
And YmemtSmm
RAUHOH. June ST.?Or. Cart .
Reynddo. State Health OUnt tot
North Carol In*, baa linit th? Col.
lowing to which ho hai
requested that wide publicity to gV.
ven:
"In vlwvr of the extended bnalneai
ond official holiday leave wUch this,
year will to observed In connection
w th the Ftourth of July, and be
I cause of hundreds of Inquiries 1
have received from North Carolina
end throughout the country. 1 fee i
it my official duty at this time tc.
crge our pedpld '| refrifyn from plat
ninp themselves to go or to carif
their children liVto sections -where
there Is an unueual incidence of tn
fanttle paralysis.
"The purpose of this appeal 'is no
to, ask the people to shun any onr
section In preference to another, bu'
tc avoid unnecessary exposure b>
.not going Into a section where then
u a known pros alfjlw of Infantile
e? re lysis.
"I am mire that upon caraful re
ill clloii anyone will reel is* tha
iIk.re are many reaorta free fro?
suspicion of Infantile paraKsls ?iw
hat auch resorts will he selected la
l-ieference to thnao that may b*
awrtroMg iwr ner fir?wjfrMP
<f presence of this disease.
"In other words, why aell your
t.hthrlght for a mens of pottage? At
he same time. I am convinced that
those who live in areas whare tha
incidence of Infantile paralysis le
above normal are doing uninfected
ccttlons an Injustice to go Into than!
end It Is hoped that, during this sea??n.
persons from auch areas will
r.o' in Crder to shun danger at
h ine. com- to North Carolina rtfsorts.
Let it be remembered also
that there ate acme who, although
hey do not develop Infantile paralysis
In Its active stage*. serve as car*
Hers?as in the case of typhoid fever
and dlptherta ? and that these
may communicate the disease In its
virulent form to ethers; to those
perhaps, who may become'-Incapacitated
for life, as the result."
"This Is an appeal for the selfpreservation
of our people who are"
urged to stop, look and listen I"
Farm Questions
Q-?How can I keep cream from
spoiling between Rhinmpnt#?
A.?Itmmediatejy after separating,
place the can containing the cream
in cold water so that the cream
Is below the surface of the water.
The cream should be stirred occasionally
to hasten cooling. Keep the
container In cold water and in a Vmr
.age place free from dust sndodors
lentil ready tor market. Do not add
warm cream to the cream that has
been cooled as bacterial acticn of
the cold cream wilt be stimulated
and the quality of all the cream eadangered.
During the summer months
the separator should be adjusted
to deliver U to 40 percent cream
p* high test cream keeps In gcod
condition longer than that with a
[-low test
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UPSBT STOMACH
Try the eld faithful remedy. For
over fifty years used tor relief of
minor stomach disorders.
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tlon you'll be Interested to aee.
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ijuc iu six weens delay l
quick clearance. There it
Summer's use ? or it wi
these prices.
3' x 6' Regular
Price $2J*8
6',9 x 3'9" Regular
Price $.98
T x 4' Regular
Price $5.95
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AUTOMMIU IHIN ON I
tMUlO COAL- NOW BR
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ChloMpo. lit.. June N.?(IPS).? ,
An automobile wu opmted on "II- ,
quid coal" here recently. poiottos i
to ? possible new Industry In th? t
pear future and the existence . of
uew fuel hitherto untapped.
, "We have about a year's research
to do before 'liquid coal' will be
ready for the market,'l (Dr. Francis
W. Godwin, the Inventor, declared,
rrtie proluct la expected to oom
pars roughly In price and porforn.-'
audce with fuels now on the market
according to tta sponsors.
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(NSTCAO or our H TIL, I ?>ONc
shoppino- t jiquick rclii
l^tHOULP 6A INjfcg IN AN ANTI/?S
Did you ever take a
(/ J ache and hare the hea<
^ ach ache start?
Well wager you dk
PIIL Anti-Pain Pills c
_ ach. They take effect
_ ^V\ teste like winterareen
VJ' You can't do good
^ a food time whan jrOa
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(N \ relief? We believe you u
\\J rwulU. Thousand* of ol
It will not coat much,
one cent each. Ota in
one pill usually relieve*
CM A ad-rain MOa
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FTER TRAVELING 12^00 1
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NG TODAY ? DOORS OP1
ENUINE, IMPORTED HA*
irzouk R
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5 to 1-2 Ol
REGULAR PRICE
o-ur : a, maoe under water by hand an
" aistant, besides washable. Tasted fo
n arriving we have made this
) still time for you to choose
U pay you to buy them now
1*1 AO 7'4" x 9'6" R
f 1.TO Price $7.95
*0 QQ y * y Regul
Price $816
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*Oe7D Price $11M
RUGS WILL LAST 40 TO 60
> Livrina llaenw, li?iisi and Meurt
I Wide Variety ?d Osiers and Camp laal
frnanda. Yew May Nat Have This Op
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The oU Waetrr. !?? *?? I1S.000.
AH) aaraty * mnr*. Ui nMosd
tb?i price of gaeollat (rap u ar- _ j.
trace of SO cent* a caltoa without
ax, to 1920. to approximately 14 1-Sc
odar
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Mar an extra ^Mrt af SUNRIII
IMV MILK awry day. Cold mNK
i |Mlato oleaelng thlrat axawaMar
the children and it'e aa good Mr
*- ANTI-JHIN PILLS
I BEYOND QUESTION.
"" relieve - but
ixh don't cause
^ indigestion
ntdidiM to ?top haadiache
stop and stooa- I
In't take an Anti-Pain H
lo not upset the atom- B
quickly too?and they
wafers.
work?you can't base H
are suffering from
" Headache 'H.
r Periodic oaitu
Anti-Pain Pin way to H
HQ ba dalightad with the
haro aro.
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MILES AND I
SALE
EN 8:30 A. M.
ID MADE I
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PF I
id colored w.th the world famr
color fastnea*. It'a a colleo
i drastic Reduction for
your Patterns for this
for next Summer af
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,w $5.95
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