No Authority
To "Fix" Driver's
License
Konald Hocutt. director of the
North Carolina Highway Safety Division.
said ibis week that he would
ilke to make it clear to all North
Carolina drivers' that he liaa an
more authority to 'fix' a license r?H
: '"Its untaxing bo? many people
try to gel me to help them o'tt"
when their driver's license has been
i evoked for drunken 'driving or
ronte other revocable violation," he
raid. "Hurdly ta day goes zv buthat
some person comes to me p"tHonully
or tries to reach he through
aome mutual friend in an at temp',
to get me to shorten the term of a
license revocation, or to lift It completely.
"As a matter of fact. I have abso
lutely no authority to do anything
in connection with revocations out
aide of routine administration ot
the terms of the drver's license act
ol 1935. Under that law. when a dri
ver is convicted of auy one of several
offenses, including druhken drt
ving and hit-and-run, the court Is re
oulred to take up his license and for
ward it to the Highway Safety Division,
which in turn is required to
send the convcted party a notice
that his license has been revoked
and to hold the license until the
revocation- period has expired. The
division's function is one of routine
administrative procedure," and the
director can do nothing to .help a
person who has been vonvicted of
a revocable offense. Bven the Governor.
who has the power to pardon
or piirole State prisoners, has noauthority
to restore a revoked driver's
license until the revocation pe
. - riod has unt out."
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LARGE STOCK LOGAN'S GEM !
Furniture Polls. Kings Mountain
Furniture Co. 12-12tf
FOR RENT: 3 room Apartment,
available December 14th. W. F.1
Logan, 500 West Gold Street.
STRAYED: Black hog, weight about
100 pounds. Notify Dan Wells.
12-19-2p.
CHRISTMAS PRESENT. What
could be better than a fine Kim
baU Pinet Piano. Join our Club
and save from 20 percent to 33
percent. Make a little deposit now
and begin your regular payments
after Christmas. Used PtaRos |50
up. K1RBY MUSIC CO.. Shelbr.
N~ C. dec 19-p.
REMEMBER ?On Saturday you get
one of our delicious Banana Splits
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
LOST: Fountain Pen between
Kings Mountain
Drug Go. and Poet office.
Reward for return to
Herald Office.
THE CLANC
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Honor Roll For East J
School and West School
Weat School ^
Second grade: Charlcsanna '* L?ogati*.
Dorothy McCartOr*. Jake j Hord,
Jr.,* Donuld Patterson*. |>
Third grade: Barbara Adcock*,
Shirley Arthur*. Blllle Falls*. Putty *
Jean Harmon*, Iris Patterson*. j
Fifth grade: Joyce CUue, Hero let
Harrison*. Myrtle .Murray, Bculuh x
llhea*. Jean Webh*.
Sixth grade.: Bobby Ledbetter*. Z
. Norman McGlU, Johnny Plonk. Co- T
iTtnwi1 !?> ? j -in art ?
Cast School T
First /ade: junior Clark-*. I,y
man Bohles. Johnny KFSer, Mlldr- I I
Deese. Peggy Jam- Ross, Kenneth J
llullender, Blllte Shytle, Kvelyu $
Short. J
Eocond grade: Steve Jones, Wll- J
lis JJri-eti. Dorene Ross. . . , X
' Third gri'^e: Betty t lark. Pnrba- -ti
a Jeait Ford. Qa.v Bennett, Hugh *
Thompkina, Junior Tate, jJndsay +
| Ro/d, Roger McDanlel. 4.
Sixth grade: Helen Robhs, J. C. J
. ' .. >' . ; J
To Relieve f* f~|I r\ Q t
Misery of vULUO i
AAA aa I
W% *% W% Sa,ve It
Note Drops %
Cough Dropa 11
Try "Rub-My-Tlam" a Wonderful +
Liniment J
SPECIAL |
SAVINGS |
CRANBERRY SAUCE |
2?17 oz. pkgs. 1
25c I
Ovaltine f
Small size can $
34c f
APPLE BUTTER |
28 oz. size Z
15c |
aammmmmmmmmmmmammmammmmmmmmmmammammamm 4
Sugar |
10 Pound Paper Bag *
- -a +
45c |
Hxie-Home * t
MARGARINE
Pound 10c j|
String1 +
Beans j
2 No. 2 Cans f
- 15c I
Snowdrift |
6 pound pail f
89c j
crisoo ::
6 pound tin >
89c
Home
Stores ii
Good Eats - Zero Prices j;;
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(dirt. it- - T\ II *> '
yt iiere me uouar JUOes f
- It's Duty"
Phone 38 We Deliver %
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Y KIDS Guess 1
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11* m- hinfni.i^rifirtfifai'I"n
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THE KTNG8 MOUNTAIN HRRALD THURSD/
ireen, Ruth Clark. Mary Frances T. B. SALE
ayne. ,
Seventh grade: Jean Dees*?. Mrs M;u
Central School Honor Roll wlli the T. II. !
e pubiahed tn the next lss?e of night to T1
he llerald. already rec<
SANTA SA
FOR
This Christmas we are betl
you with a larger assortme
and at amazingly low pric<
of gifts TODAY!
?
Lovely Gifts For Lovel]
HER
CANDY Leather
We have the largest ^
and most complete
stock of candy we've MEN'S
ever had? Onlj
2oc to $5 Boxes UTILI'
TOILET SETS oHSilk
Ideal Gift for Her ^
From $1.50 to $10.00
1 Men
MiANICURE SETS
1'he finest selections of $h0<
a gift that always ""T?
pleases?
$1.00 to $5.00
CARA NOME KIT Sfc:
bewjj?
For women who travel Wjffy
$5 and $7.50
Every Girls Wants A ^ ko<Jak
useful ri
CUTfiX SET .day fror
Special 50c to $3.75 stockBoudoir
NOVELTY LAWS ?
Only $1.00
Lovely 5 PC SETS 1
Special $1.98
BELM0NT PEN
and PENCIL SET A useful
Special $1.50
KINGS M<
Phones 41 and 81
*
That'll Hnirf Him.
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lY. DEC. 12. 1940.
*
8 RECORD BROKEN more .reports are to coi
schools and the indtvU
.. i.u . , ploy.ees sales are 'v^t
k Cantt, Chairman ot
Seal sales reported last Mrs. Gautt was. extr
le Herald that she had pleased with the respo
elved $76 and * several I nail-out" letters.
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YS:
* Mi
ler prepared to serve J
nt of beautiful Rifts
?s?See our hundreds
i .
/ Gifts For
HIM
Billfolds and
y Cases
0 to $5.00
ER PEN & C /g AS
ICIL SETS CARDS
pedal Our stock of cj
15, up is the largest w
" ever had.
STAG SET Box of 22 for
, ?9c E#ch Others from It to
T'V BOXES Special Gifts for 1
Pipes, Cigars, T
Leather? co Gifts Always V
Lined? eddy
$4.00 . 50c to $3.50
SF^fSS'ng I Black Leatherett
I PHOTOGRAPH
9 to $5.00 V" ; L
ODAKS Electrical Gifts 1
?^ Will Please
WAFFLE IP
Only $ 1.98
Metal
BED LAMP
will prove an
ft. Select to11
our camera J
__^^? Special $1.00
BIBLES
? to $4.00 " " ""
tte Lighters Be OUTe
Cat*8 FOR HER
nSI Adrienne
Combination
Caranome . .
Perfume
... . ?With Atomize
anl beautiful
gift ONLY $1.0
0UNTAIN
?'The Rexall Store"?
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lual mill embe
..bc-i read THE Aft}
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#V WJ^VXh* % \ ^BPr Jt
mi '
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special t
it Candy ?
*
39r A gift for mother, wifr ?
or sweetheart?r 5 &&. ? . '
of delicious Hortorfk
candy? ?
HIM! J
obac- ONLY 98c ?
^ant- YVe also have NiinnaJ- ly's
& Gales Candies i ?
e Covered o ^ w I *;
ALBUMS ZOC Up I $
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'8 colored Lights tiS* ?
11 1 11 i?? *^
monogram t
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Beautiful Selection < _ .1
*
, Extra Special ;
? 50 for ^1.00 ?
1 I
to See These Gifts I
FOR HIM I |
Flashlight 49r *
$10? Medford . if
Pen & Pencil Set# ?
Only 50c 2
' '
r Brush and Comb i?
0 Combination 49c ?
DRUG CO.!
V.- ' V , . .A
Kings Mountain, N. CI
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By PERCY C. CROSBV
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