Summer Critical Period
l ar Lawns J,
Jjily and August in the critical pe-. j>
r od for your lawn, advises John H n
Harris, landscape specialist of the' b
State College Extension Service, a
The' lawn mower should be set high ci
to prevent cutting the grass too si
close, and unless facilities are available
for ccrvtinuous watering, it -is h
bt tter not to start, he said.
TV?x? ii a it a 1 /iniibA ??? kw/*tis I.? ???n>
uv u ?um v.t?xss7xr i/i giunu in >' IIIn
summer is insufficient humus lc 1'
tire soil, Harris stated. In order to
held moisture, the soli must have of, a
panic matter such as manure, woods v
mold, the soil must have .organic mat e
t<r ?ueh as manure, woods mold,:I
?>at mess, or some other similar ma r
t'-riai. No amount of commercial fef
tllzer w^ll iioplace this necessary .1
?I (.meat. . fi
The Extension specialist furthei v
advised that those shrubs that have't
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COUNTRY PRODUCE?
i i In rifir riwHftr irimrfnr
58 is our Phone Number, ?
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selection of our choice pro
immediately.
Blalock Groce
Phone 58
Vi* . /i ' ' ?* ' VVi
JOB PRINTING ? PHONK 167
IMPERIAL
THEATRE
PHONE 134
Kings Mountain's
Popular Play House
TODAY?THUR8DAY
Double Feature
John Mack Brown in
"A LAWMAN IS BORN"
Helen Wood. James Ellison in
ALMOST A GENTLEMAN
8oouts To Reelue No. 7
Only A Dime
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Double Feature Program
Bob Steel In
"PAROLED TO DIE"
Tim Holt In
"THE ROOKIE COP"
Chapter No. 1, "Oregon Trail"
Comedy?Cartoon
10c and 15c
"Please Come Early For 8eate"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
The Big Hit Of The Year
Ginger Rogers, Fret' A .talr in
"THE STORY OF VERNON
and IRENE CASTLE
Owing to the high coet of this Pic- ?
ture we are compelled to cnarge ?
. 10c and 25c
"WE THANK YOU"
1 1
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Thursday a
"PYGM
tinfU T nalin 14nn.?Q>^
v> 1WI LJLOi IL liUYYOIU
Saturday ? Dc
"NORTH OF T
with Chas. Starrett
"CHASIN(
with Preston Foste
Also
Monday and
"It's A WOtfDE
James Stewart and
, ? .
Wednesday Bargain Day i
"CODE OF THE SE
with Ronald Regan i
"THREE MUS
i with the Ritz Brothei
^ Serial?"F1
Note Prices: Main floor 2
cept Wednesdays.
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nisht-d floworlns may at ill he prun
J. If seed pods are removed from
uk spiraea, U will bloom severs
mes during the summer. All seed
..dn an! old flowers,should be reuived
frotn flowers to neep them
loomlnK If shrubs are to be kept
(tractive, they should never be
ut flat across the top, but. Instead }
Itculd be thinned out from - the
Hni.iAeinA aM oonoa anil no r
II IIIIU, irill'M I >1 > uiu VOItOO nuu |TV>
aps shortening the more vlgorou*
1**8, Harris explained.
r
Small shr"bs and trees, especialf
newly planted Ones. should b?
Diked around Just as if they were
crop A good substitute for cultletlng.
hr-wever. is s mulch of lears,.
straw, or other such material. Nc
i.is* should ho allowed to grow a- j
f.und small plants. It Is especially
|> rot ill to mutch avalous. rhoilo ;
nd runs. and other acld-lovlng
ilants since several of these plants |
(til not tolerate cultivation around
heir roots. '
nr Bummer-ntntKnnrt.
1
nd a call will have your
duce in your kitchen
i
try & Market
We Deliver
4 Sm Money And (let
a Comfortable ShivwWrth
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I Gillette
ts^Bhde
| ' ^At *& Price!
^5
krlHDH
I TVTOW for you men who want
I IN a bang-up razor blada at
I low price... here's a value that's
I real! Thin Oillattas coat only
10c for 4 and glva you quick,
I aasy, good-looking shave* ovary
I time. Mada of easy-flexing steel
. B with adgaa of an entirely new
I kind, they out-perform and outfl
last misfit blades two to one.
I Buy a package from your dealer.
?
nd Friday I
ALION" I
l j vtr -t - TtMi Bl-I
i ana wenay timer
>uble Feature J
'HE YOUKON"
and Linda Winters ]
; DANGER''
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r and Lynn Barl <
i Serial 1
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Tuesday J
RFUL WORLD**
Claudette Colbert
Main Floor 15c, Bat 10c
ICREAT SERVICE"
ind Rosella Town?
SKETEERS"
ns and Don Ameche
yinjf G-Men"
15c; Balcony 15c, Ex- a
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rHE KI.I09 MOUNTAIN HERALD.
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Church Mews
Presbyterian Church
Uw?. 1 J. iicK, /UilkOI
A. M Sunday School. C. P.
i'ilAllllllUUM) Hunt.
11:00 A M. Morning Worship. Sub
ect "The Open Windows."
7; 15 P. M. Young People's Vespers
8:u0 P. M. Evening Worship.
Monday; ?
7:80 P. M. Boy Scouts, Troop One
arl Davidson. Scoutmaster; W. B.
ihomson and Harry Page. Assistant
ccutinnstcrs.
Circle One with M1sa Helen Hay
.. 7':30 P. M.
Circle Two with Mi's. J. A. Neisler
u 3:30 P. M.
Circle Throe with Mrs. H N. Moss!
p, 3:3.0 P. M.
Circle' Four with Mrs. Nickels 7:30
P. M,
Central Methodist
Church
Kev. t W. Fox. Psstor
Sunday School 9:45. B. 8. Peeler;
superintendent.
Morning Service 11:00. Reverend
uudc Moscf. District Superlnteod
n?.~ In charge of service.
No Service Sunday evening.
VkiiiiHni AVPtilmy Julv 1 ft Rov RSr?
II Ituxolle will have charge of aer*
vice.
Boyce Memorial
Church
YV. M. Boyce, Paator
Bible School at 10:00 o'clock.
Mmiing Worship at 11:00. The
paator will speak on "THB PATH
OF OIORY. ',
Evening Worship at 8:00 o'clock
The pastor s message is under the
Inquiry: *A Dead Christ or a Living?
YPCU meets at 7:00 o'clock.
Mid-Week Services at 7:30 each
Wednesday.
Second Baptist Church
Rev. C. (J Parker, Paetpr
Sunday School 9:45 each Sunday.
Preaching 11 a. a> and 7:30 p. m
?acb Sunda .
Park-Grace M. E. Church
C. P. Self, Pastor
Sunday School it:45 A. M.
Morning Worship 11:00 A. M.
Epworth League 6:30 P. M.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
Prayer Meeiii.g Friday 7:30 P. M
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Macedonia Baptist Church
J. V. Frederick, Pastor
Sunday School 9:45 a m.
B T. U 5:45 p. m.
Evening Worship 7:00 p. m
":00 p. h
Preaching 11:00 A. M. and 7P k
FEW SIMPLE RULES TO
MAKE SWIMMING SAFE
The season for swimming and oth
?r water sports need not be marred
by tragedies If simple precaution*
are observed, safety specialists o
the National Conservation Bursal
point out. They list the followtnc
rules for safety In the water:
1. Swim only at places protected
by a guard.
Never swim alone.
3 . Cooperate with guards by stay
ina Inside the safety Unes.
4. Stay out of deep water unless
you are .sure of your swimming abll
Ity.
5 Oo not go Into the water ImmS
illately after eating.
Parents are urged to have thell
vhlldren learn to swim under a conr
potent Instructor.
NOTICE OF RESALE
Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained In an order mad*
by E. A. Houscr, Clerk of tbe Superior
Court tor Cleveland County, In
the special proceedings entitled,
"Albert Morris, administrator for
the estate of W. A. Morris, deceased
vs. Minnie Hord. et ml", 1 will resell
tor cash on the premises of the land
hereinafter described at public auction
on Saturday, July 23. 1939, at
ten o'clock. A. M.. or within legal
hours, the following described real
;state:
Situated on the West side of Piedmont
Street in the Town of Kings
Mountain and. being Lot No. 3 gocording
to a plat of the Parker
Glrove Property made by E. L.. Campjell,
surveyor, as will appear on ra^
>rd and said lot Is 2ft feet front ana
100 feet deep, a More building Is lo-J
wed on This lo* and is occupied by
he* Home 8tore.
The bidding will begin at 91.44S.78
Thia the Sth day of July, 1919.
Albert Morris, Commissioner.
I. R. Darts, Atty. ?adr?July 19
?Auction Sale?
McGinn is used
FURNITURE STORE
Saturday, July 8, 1939
We wffl aell to the highest
lidder used furniture, Lirng
Room Suitse, Beds and
ipringa, and iQ kinds si
furniture. Singer Sewing
fadrfne, Cask Stores and
dl stoves.
McGinnis Used Furniture
Kings Mountain, N. C.
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1HUR8DAT. JUIjY ?. 1939
AAA Compliance Work
itequires Cooperation \ h'
Compliance check-ups are now be- 11
UK made under the AAA Program,[ "
and it ! easootlal that tha com pi I ,
nice supei-vletors have the full cooperation
of each individual farmer, j<
i>r K. Y. Floyd AAA executive of :!
fleer of 8tate College. "The acreage ;
uurcs obtained at this time will |'
firm the basis for benefit pay- \
tents," he explained.
Fjoyd said that compliance super !
isors wl|l visit every farm, and in 1
ue 80 counties where aerial photo-1!
*ruphs are available, the acreage de 1
<eed to each ci-od will be deslirnat- J
ed on. the individual farm map; The'J
Ht-reage will be checked for accnra-,<
i>' from the aerial photographs. |!
The AAA officer also called at-';
tectlen to-.soil'-building Svafjieesj'
wli'eh can be carried out at this sea
.11 While meet farmers ade too ?
'nay during July to build terraces.!^
riant- trees, etc.. many can sow peas ;
ml other legumes and place ordeers ' i
toi ;|r<;d'i<| agricultural Jimestone! \
nil triple-superphosphate. |<
a t *ira I'm w-r t ** ?? *. .. a.
** Jul ntpieT^'Wr/IV nihflr iitIaV|
phosphate this year under the grant
of aid system, Floyd advised. Orders [
are taken for the material now tor ]
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81,209 MALARIA |
Caass reportad In the U. S. In 1MSI !
DONT DELAY! GGG :
START TODAY with UUO <
6df Chacks Malaria In ssvsn days 4
IR17 IE
1/LiLl All
WeekMEN'S
and BOYS'
TENNIS SHOES?pair
RED CAMEL .
OVERALLS?pair
New One if one ever i
MEN'S OVERAL
8 oz. Sanforized
50c pai
Only 100 Pairs Ia
BOYS' OVERAL]
Flap Pockets
37c pa:
This Week Only
Men's
KHAKI WORK PAJ
$1.00 Values
Reduced to
74c pa
KHAKI SHIRTS TO A
Sizes 14'/?to 17
S4c ea
2 For $1.00
Men's Black and Br
PLOW SHOES
99c pai
LADIES' HEEL OXF
Blue and brown?Sanitai
97c Reg.
84c pai
LADIES' SANDA1
Reg. $2.00
Close Out
$1.69 ps
Belk's
31m Horn of Bettor V?i
.. .... , ... .
nifn*.it ute delivery or for dejlraryj
rhe (mII. Except for freight and i
anting charges, there la no cash
utlay necessary at the time of do- I
very. The cost of the material Is |
Good Mil
MAKES HEALTHY, HA1
/ JC
' \ uci
I is pure, wholesome milk I
der Guernsey Today !
MARGRA(
J Phone 18
s..
End Clos
48c sha
Sanforized
A _ Biggest and
Qy^ able. Reg. $1
Shrinks^ ^
LS ??
Ml
9
? $1
L
Felts and Sti
m $1.00 Out the
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own
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The Same Ot
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Gobs of 'en
MP* 9c ea.
Dept.
loos King
deducted from soil building pay
im.nta which will be received next
a liter. Of eouree, payment* are ofrored
for the use of life and pboe Wjt
phate within eolt-touildlng goals.
II, I
in.
PPY BOYS and GIRLS
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(* y ? / "
from an extra select
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Kincs Mountain. N. fl. !!
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V - \ ./ "
V ?v
e-Outs
men's
lNTUNG shirts
Shrunk. Guaranteed.
Best. Cool and Comfortjoo?
4c ea.
EN'S SPECIAL , .
.98 Scout Shoes
.54 pr.
ADIES' HATS
raws. All Colors. Reg.
Dc ea.
3* COOL DRESSES
Reg. $1.00
lc ea.
elk^SgeciaMJalue^^^^^
Double Table
rs AND SHEERS
eg. 15c Values
>c yd.
Special Table
ITS AND SHEERS
Values to 25c
Lr ifil
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7 Yards 97c I
ra Good Quality
SHEETING
5c yd. I
1 > I
d BARGAIN TABLE In f
! at a Brand New Price?
c yard I I
TOWELS I I
l in a variety of Colors.
-12 for $1.00 I
Store
s Mountain, N. C |
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