JfiuT arte investigating tbe burglary.
' Entrance to the building was gained
by breaking a window in the roar 01
(be establishment.
Tbe burglar evidently cut Unself
severely, wbeu he broke the
glass tu the. record playing machine
try tag to get to the coin oox. as
Mega was all Over the floor. The
'irak-in ait 1st decided he needed
nodical attention, because his trail
A blood led to the office of Dr J. K.
Anthony. which was eutered by
krwaklug tbe glass from one of the
ghort that the robber secured as use
and bandage, as tbe trail of blood
waa lost there. Nothing else waa
'ouad ml sal tig front Or. Anthony's
office
The. Pit Manager waa not so fortunate.
ss two carious of cigarettes
and a quantity of Ice cream and
rakes were missing, besides the dant
Site done to the machine.
Hunter Ware Heads
Wrokers Council
I
The Pit Robbed j
robber or robbers broke' into
ibe Pit, located next loor to the Dixie
Theatre sometime Tuesday night
maardlng ty fCltceman A C. Short
?hu alouM with Policeman Norv, o'td
At a meeting of fifty-three of Iht
teachers and officers of the Central
Methodjst Ohurch School last Monday
evening. Huiter Ware was chos
' ?j? as President of t he NVorfcers'
Council. Mrs. E. W. Orlltln was nam
ed as Vioed'resldent, and James D.
Smith chosen as Secretary-Treasurer.
The Council meets quarterly and
will sponsor r%?ular monthly meetings
of associate councils for eacM
of the three age-group divisions of
the school. , Mr. W- M. Oantt has
been named chairman of the commit
flic. Superintendent B. S. Peeler pre
FKEISMELLY
PASSAGE STrJS
4s4 Other F?rtioml Symptoms of KIDNEY
WEAKNESSES
Tfg PPJUM oow
MOHoni 01 NonnvniMG,rouo
Those symptoms ars sulakly sad ?hw- .
uitiy lulirrad bjr Uktss famous KIDANH
-the kidnsy nsndr wfaleK barmlastly and
cfltaUntly Ml ia fltahin* adds and poisons
ha the kidneys. KIDANS is a soothina
Mrstie. It iaensiH the flow of. bland
lias It bstpa carry assay mm wastaa
nss salibit for discomforts and distraM due
o functional kldacy illiinlm. Your money
oak If BiMCNS fafls. Try KIDANS today.
MONEY MACK OUARANTEE!
Dcponit 91 AS with your dnwrist for two
aamuf KIDANB. Use cm boa. If act
flhflj aslisflad wtth MSULT8. ntara
' Ow mi to tho ismi <hassist aad your
asaty wffl bo refunded. Start KIDANS
fMaey Kflief today,. KIDANS is sold by
Air.
KIN08 MOUNTAIN DRUG CO.
PRESCRIPTION
, ) SERVICE
Wt Fill' any Doctors'
.Prescription . promptly
-and accurately at. reasonable
prices with the
confidence of your physician.
KINGS MOUNTAIN
DRUG CO.
THK RCXALL STORK
W? Call Par And Oallvar
Pht>n?? 41?St
I ' . , '
t Cotton E
; In the six-year perk
\ cash income of produce
and cottonseed average
For the year ending Ju
459,000, or 40 percent o
age.
Almost a billion dolli
ton farmer! Several tin
ness lost annually to th<
in part upon the trade
the cotton dollar!
Faced with this loss,
000-bale carryover, pou
' foreign production an
shall democratic Ameri
the dictatorship of moi
i Or shall if. attiiAlf with
j advancing strongly into
an ultimate democratic
I You, as the individus
wer to cotton's future,
are the ammunition nee
VICTORY (
Cotton Gf raters
P. D. Herndc
Phi
. ) * ' ' ' ' . :
> 'y . -V' : v
fcfeS /. V<'-W 15 / '. .? / * vJ
Miit''.. vj_-_ * j _ _ *
\ r '
' ???
to* to plan tor a Ckarok Mwol pte Med
at the meeting U the workera,
tad the Board of Bducatton pro
aided iced watermelon on the church
lawn.
More About Centennial
And Rules For Contestants
(Cont'd from rront page)'
CONTEST SULKS
1. Any Kin If to 25 yearn |? eligible.
i
2. Nomination* open Monday,
July 22.
Noiuinationa cloee 6:00 P. M. Jiily
20.
3. Method of receiving credit ft>? ' '
vptea:
nominatioa.
giving her 1000 votee.
(hi A credit of 10 vote*'.will be
given for each "Newspaper, vote cou {
pun"! -r cuht for a conte*TutlT. ' (
I el A credit of ltwo voles will be
given for every ' Advance Ticket
Vote Coupon" cast for a contestant ' J
(d? A credit of 1000 votes will be ;
given to eacb contestant for every
ten dollars she turns In to Centennial
Headquarters for advance ticket
sales. ,
(e) An additional credit or bonus
on all votes received will be given
each contestant as follows:
20 Percent?on August 6th.
16 Per cent?on August 13th.
10 Per Cent?on August 20th.
4. Advance tickets may b'e obtained
at Centennial Headquarters.
5. (a) Votes may be deposited In
ballot boxes which will be placed at
the following places In Kings Mountain:
Kings Mountain Drug Company.
Kings Mountain Herald Office.
(b) Votes may be mailed to Cleveland
County Centennial Headquarters.
Shelby High School. Room 208,
Shelby, N. C.
6. The contest closes at 6:00 P. M.
Central DaylifdU Savings Time,
Wednesday, August 21st, 1040. Announcement
of winners will t^e
made the following day.
7. The winning contestant from
Shelby or immediate vicinity shall
be known as Miss Shelby. The winning
contestant from Kings Mountain
shall be known as Miss Kings
Mountain. The two queens after being
officially crowned will reign ma
queens and Centennial Hostesses
throughout the Celebration.
8. The contestant finishing is second
place in Shelby or immediate
vicinity shall have tbe tile ot
'Miss 1940/
The contestant finishing In second
place In Kings Mountain or lmmedtate
vicinity shall have the title
of "Miss 1840*.
9. The next eight contestants
' from Shelby or Immediate vicinity
shall be Centennial Princesses to
attend Miss Shelby.
The next eight contestants from
Kings Mountain or lnunedlato vicinity.
shall be Centennial Princessea
to attend Miss Kings Mountain.
10. The next eight contestants
from Shelby or immediate vicinity
shall be Maida-of-Honor.
The next eight Contestants front I
Kings Mountain or immediate vi- I
clnity shall be Malda-of-Hoaor.
11. The Queens. together with I
Miss 1940 and Miss 1840, Princessea I
and Maids-of-Honor. shall make no I
the Court of Honor at the Centen- I
ntal Pageant Spectacle.
For 1
JOB PRINTING
- Phone
. 167 ' I
jelt Cash I
?d from 1924 to 1929 the
irs from sales of cotton I
id $1,687,000,000 annually,
ly 31, 1939 it was $629,f
the pre-depression averI
Etrs a year lost to the cot
ties that amount of busi- ILB
>se depending in whole or
and commerce created by I
, surrounded by a 12,000,-. J
nded by the blitzkriegs of I
d synthetic substitutes,
can cotton surrender to
e aggressive industries?
all its tremendous power, I
new and old markets for
victory?
il consumer, hold the ansYour
purchases of cotton
ded for the advance.
JIN CO., Inc.
Quality Coal I I
m, Manager
ma 239 1
t , umRS
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; :, ?? .. -"^' "' W^ff '^W'W mi
kdm# MMnmus tmuLDionsMiuT. jdu m. ma 1 "I
i > ii ^ i i , -
Monday and IMif at Imperial
?
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'<v * >
-r ' &' v
-*v :|
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Jp
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Z~2BNBHE_XZ. *?.% JE3 I BHESPWrn
Bing Crosby and Gloria Jean in MIf I Had My
Way", playing at Imperial Monday and Tuesday,
The Kings Mountain Herald ? $1.50 A Year
.
Further R
at BI
Buy Them Befoi
Bargain Rack Ladies' White Fast Color F
DRESS SHOES CHAMBRAY 1
and Sandal Types Sizes to 17?
I $1.00 31
Men's Men's Fast C?
SUMMER OXFORDS fn<4fmk
Tom Terry and Weyenbersr.
White or Black and Brown Ven Colore: Blue, Gi
tilated Oxfords. $2.98 value. Regular $3.00 v
Now? 1 A |
$1.98 ?J1
?????? SUN 1
i
Table Womens and Children's .
SANDALS I./ I
Leather Soles. $1.00 Value? mmm?mrnm? ?
JQ BOYS' 01
4oC DF. Full Cut, Long
: ' to 16?
MEN'S WORK SHOES M*
|. Long Wearing-Out Soles. Sixes TfJ
to 11. A true Belk value?
Table Red and
$1.00 pr.
TENNIS 8HOES 1
All sizes for Boys and Men. Col __ ,
or Blue, Black and White? Mensai
. POLO !
A nf Blue White and
IOC pr. Small, Medium
BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS 9f
(Special Buy For This Sale ?.
OA Wom
OHC- BATHIN
3 For $1.00 A Selection to cl
?? 1.2 I
Men's fast color Sanforized
WORK PANTS SCHOOL
in all wanted sizes? Also Note 1
88c 2 foi
' I
BELK'S DEPAR
W A [ REMEMBERYou Ah
ip**?*7'" '
. > " '
p# '"j '-.v m *.
Southesk Railway System
one Excursion
fOLK,VA.
26 and 27,1940
30 ROUND
#V TRIP FARE
ip Tickets on sale f?r *K
tins (except Trains No. 3?
!uljr 36 and 27, Anal limit
Monday Night, July 29, 1940
ft
Far* tJ.00 from all aaliuii on
Iwajr Syfirm in No.lit aad South
K?a Mow:
? a
N. C. to Sali?Kury. N. C.
N. C. ? Turlnmilk. N. C.
C. lo Wintlrti-Salrtn. N. C
H C. to North VVtlkrtboro, N, C.
N. C. to Columbia, S. C,
icdiatc otatioaa.
Good in Coackoa Only
;e Checked?No Stop-Orvra
aylifht or Ni(b< Trip
JHMHI
Consult Ticket Agents ^
BA" :!NG " /&*^\ R. H, GRAHAM ' ^
SEA OUTINGS (Tflll) ) D>v*iu>n pntttngtr Agent <0
GOOD FISHING Cssslojts. N. C. "W
j?--?-j?-?jj? ?,
eductions
LLK'S
?
- " 1 '** ' ' . <
re It Is Too Late
ull Cut Men's I SILK HOSE and Full Fashion
WORK SHIRTS I These are seconds and are maI
_l-i l.J I A. 1 A . 1
IP nunc menueu, out wnac a ouy? I
^1
Ic 19c pr. I
. c^nfnriTJHt NEW SHIPMENT
J?* NYLON HOSE (Seconds)
LE SUIIS . Assorted colors. 8'/* to 10? . I
reen and Brown (We apologize for running II
ralue. Now? short of these last week)
.98 59c pr. H I
REMNANTS _ 11
Plain and solid colors. You save I
p| on these?
Pnce 5c yd.
iTERALLS J
-Wearing. Sizes ALL WOMEN'S HATS II
k 1-2 Price [I
Blue Bandana LADIES' WASH DRESSES II
ornippc includes Winnie Mae and Fruit II
KLHUaife Of the Loon. Values to $2. Now II
C 88 c I
d Boys' WOMEN'S SLIPS 11
SHIRTS in White or Tea Rose. 97c value H
Yellow. Sizes Now?
and Large? WTft '
79c
2 For $1.50 I
len'8 1 One Rack Ladies'
G SUITS SILK DRESSES
ttoose from? Values to $3.98. Now?
>rice $1.90
TAUT PTC *
| au Better Grade Ladies'
look Fillers SUMMER DRESSES
r 5c I l-2Price I
TMENT STOREh
rays Save At BELK-S |
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