b^-?' ' x^^wwpl^sb^ " ?.. 0mos fnf mm tbmxr
..' \ Hon, i? mMm for tte mcomA lnear?''
jfcMMftit. TkU mui that a das
.* ' . Ap 7> mM. To stapUfjr bookktapN>ttl
<WHM ??l??? to adrancf
W?t * business ftnao carrying
;,MOTIK?. Tor 4Ms rat* ads are Um'
? % to the Herald edttoe by 8 p. m.
i*-: * Wsdaxdare to '"-"n irWfttltm
-tatfco following Thondty edition.
OHB-DAY SERVICE That', what
we do on cleaning watches. Garland'a
Credit Jewries. J-7.
f , ii I, ,i . .
WALTERS FLOWERS
Dazing/ tho annunar, clooad on Sungay
and Wodnaaday afternoons. Oth?
day* at 6 P. XL
Flowers For All Occasions
Phone 95
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TWO OPERATORS TO 8ERVE YOU
Call 109-W for appointment. Phenix
Beauty Shoppe. 1-lt/c
HAVE YOUR FUR COATS
restyled, repaired, recleaned
and glazed by expert
furriers. J. C. McNeely
Co., Shelby, N. C.
m-3-eit-J-7
TO BUT OR SELL FUBNYTURE
Bee Us. Mefllnnl. "-ft,, Kyute-.-gr, i
? 'tun.11 i Qldlit
WAJfTBD: Bottled white housekeeepor
with health certificate to live
in home. Room with private bath
fnrniahed. Write " Housekeeper",
Box M, Shelby, N. C. m-24-31-J-7
TOR BAliB: Freeh health-giving goat 1
milk. Get it freih daily from H.
F. Everhart, 910 West Mountain
atreet. J-7-14-28-p<i
CASE PAID FOB U8EO Fu7n~it"ur?.
See U. Before You 8*11. McGinn!*
Uied Furniture Co. Phi nc 322.
I
CXMsCl
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rJSsm
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Canning i
prepare foi
will be mor
an airy CC
sizes 12 to
Ju
Excelled
LEATHE1
ish tan, an<
Good snp
without fZL
of blacks, b
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I rionk t
y> % '"?>* - v "V /*?*?
i "Servta*
ynr momf. ' W
fctfv- of ^io Kbit guaranteed, m
?li| fit* rMsedy." Griffin Dru
Co. pd.
ro* liLB: Remington Automati
hot fun. Perfect condition. Bi:
boxes shell*. $76.00, with case. 1
B. Dalton, 300 Oaatont at. J-14pd
LOST: Silver link braeelet witl
"Tootsie" inscribed on fob. Pleas
'eturn to Mn. Booth Gillespie fo
reward. 103 P'edmont ave. A-1?
BJBDUOED TO 3J LS PUHJXi. Al
service rings and insignia. Qe
them while they last. Garland'
Credit Jeweler*. j-7
watt.run TBOXJKLB7: Perhapi yoi
can solve it with 6x9 manila en
velopes. 2 for five cents, 12 fo
25c, 50 tor 90c. Price for large
quantities on request. Herald Pnb
lishing House. ettfn
I* OB SAlxE: New Perfection five
burner oil stove. Also sewing ma
chine. J. R. McAbee, House 21
Cora mill. J-7-pd
FOB 8A1JB: Coal beater, brick-lined
holds 100 pounds of coal. Excellen
heat. See Mrs. R. C. Hastings, 101
N. Piedmont ave J-7-pd.
POULTRY NOTICE
From now until the firs'
of November we will onlj
be open one day each weel
to buy Poultry, which nil
kg fiUM'
i o'clock. We will meet anj
price of any other dealer!
that deal with the Nov
York Markets as we do
Your boy in service maj
eat some of your own poul
a l use A. ? M .
iry ay soiling w us. Dee me
before you sell.
MACK'S POULTRY
.COMPANY
Kings Mountain, N. C.
k2W/
season is on and now is the
r the hard ;winter ahead, i
e scarce. Keep cooler while
>TTON JUMPER from PI
20.
st Receiv
t selection of HANDBAGM
I, choice of colors in'btack,
a a
i Drown.
iply of LADIES' WALLE1
PPERS, in Tarying design*
Towns, reds and British tax
brothers
t >
I BTI sa tin If nnwtalw hA 1
I Kings Mountain For Ml
^ ^?5e'ee'5ee5io55PJoo'55'o5oeeo3
'.- '- '.' - t i
e ?WANTED?
c
Your Tires To
J BEOAP
TIRE SALES A
BEBUILDERS .
i (
N. Piedmont Ave.
*
- SPENCER CORSETS: Individually de
1 signed - foundation - tnedical
surgical supports. Fittings guaranteed.
* Phone 1876, Oastonla, 01
r write Mrs. Dora B. Etherldge, 312
N. Boyce St., Oastonla, N. C. m 31p
" HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
For Poultry. See Us Before Yoc
!' 8ell. McCarter's Grocery Wesl
' King Street. 2-14tfe
- WATCHES CLEANED; One-day ser
' vice at Garland's Credit Jeweler*.
! ii
WHY BE BOTHERED: with a watch
that loses or gains timet We give
one-day service on cleaning watcht
es. GARLAND'S Credit Jewelers.
1 j-7
[ WE BUY USED FURNITURE OF
C all Kinds. MeGinnis Used FuralI
ture Co. Phone 328. it, _ t
Local Markets
r (Oerroctod Juno 6, IMA)
I Egga, grade A large 40c
r Hogs, dressed 30c
Street Potatoes (bu.) .i II AC
Heavy Fry sis (OPA Celling) _ 31.8c
r Com I1.4C
i & Co.
I Wheat $L7fl
) Roosters 17(
Dagbom Hens, 3 lbs np 87c
Colored Hens 27c
Ducks and Geese 17c
Barley, (bo.) $1.00
Oats 86c
m
/
> time to
irhen food
k e
yon can in
MONK'S...
ed
linran
blue, BritPS,
with or
I .. plenty
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9V RMI Hi1
CLINTON COURTHOUSE
! JuaTice as administered from th
. iowii court up xo ine supreme uoiu
ot the United States has played
major role in the growth of this Ni
' tion. We appreciate our judlcii
i system and buy War Bonds to sui
; ply warships, B-29's and tanks 1
protect It. The old court house <
Clinton, La., With "lawyer's row
behind It, is an Inspiring monumei
to justice's handiwork. There wei
decided the complex wrangles t>
tween cotton planters of East Pel
ciana from the days of the Republi
, of West Florida. 1810, onward,
was the guiding hand for peace an
happiness in the parish, worth figh
tog to preserve and worth buy in
War Bonds for. (J. 5. Trtmtmry Dtfcrtmt
i To thm Psopf*
krs " um .
You have a D-Day this week.
You wont die, lose limbs, stoht
1 or mental faculties in battle.
Your assignment is to buy extra
W1 War Bonds.
There have
been many
D-Day s in
this war. DDay
on the
Normandy
I I beaches, DUfilv/raJ
?*y ?a ?ar*
fiMfflg staSSK
nal, D-Day on
Iwo Jima, Di
Day on Okinawa.
What is it like (or your sons
brothers, husbands, friends facing
D-Day in the battle zones?
It^ prayer and nervousness,
nightmarish tension and thoughts
of home.
What's it like for you facing
another home front D-Day? You
are the only person who can answer
this question. No matter
what the anal story is in this
community, you will not have
met your responsibility unless
you nave bought more bonds
than evet before in a war loan.
The opening of the mighty 7th
War Loan is an opportunity to rededicate
yourself to the task of
! wiling down the victory.
THE EDITOR
The textile btg situation hi
grown more serious since V-E Da;
Oet all possible bags into trade char
nels.
Nash is the first county* signing u
for free cotton classification unde
the Smith-Doxey Act. Dinners ar
obtaining bonds, aeeording to Da
Hiller of the Extension Service
State College.
Jul
Give Hin
A.
BILLFOLDS
. *
TIE PUTSCH
<3f??
MILITARY BI
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DCLlil
' tiUfrfa Harke^, am ot ' Bev.
and Mia. W. L Harkey, ku written
his mother a'- letter including detail*
about the King* Mountain man'a first
few days on a Pacific ieland under
Japanese attack.
A portion of the letter follows:
k " ... This island isn t anything
like the other one 1 was on. It is real
cold here. We haven't been here eery
? long but we have already gotten a
E little taste of war. 1 oaruiy knew
what this war was all about until 1
L arrived here. - What I've seen is e|
nough for me. I wish you could see
the eaves these Jap* have back in
the mountains. It's almost impossible
to get to theui, but me Afniy is
doing a pretty good job. They come
ie out occasionally to get food and wo
rt have a little excitement. Our men get
a sniper or two every day. We get
our part of the bombing raids, too.
. Just yesterday we had a nice one,
and 1 had a ringside seat. 1 saw one
it Jap plane come diving at a ship, and
' it burst into flames in mid-air. It
^ kept coming but no damage was
g. done. The Japs are not our worse
i- enemy here. The most trouble we
ic have is sanitation. Flees, flies and
It malaria. But none of us have been
sick yet and we can be thankful that
g we have a good medical unit. . . "
Adults' Sewing Class
I Is To Be Offered Here
' ^ "Ml ! "* ?'?*??-^-j'|"~~X1I
adults interested in sewing
I classes or help with sewing problems
' are urged to be present at the Centra
School home economic* department
Friday aafternoon at 4 o'clock.
Mine Lydla Anne Watkins, vocational
home economics teacher, is planning
a series of lessons by request and
would like to have anyone interested
attend the meeting Friday afternoon
Jo plan for the time ot the classes
and the instruction desired. There Is
no charge for these lessons as iustruc
tion of this nature is part Of the vocational
program. The department
sewing machines and other equipment
will be available for use.
Church News
BT. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH
Rev. Win. H. Stender, Pastor*
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m., W. K.
Mauney, superintendent.
Church Service, 11:00 a. m., with
I the sermon by The Reverend J. L.
| Morgan, L>. D., Litt. D., president of
>| the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
N. O. At this service the Reverend
Wm. H. Stender will formally be Installed
as psstor.
SUNDAY;
is Junior Children nf at .an
?. p- mThe
Lather Leagues 7:00 p. ra
Evening Service 8:00 p. m. Methodist
Church.
P MONDAY:
ir Boy Scouts ,7:30 p. m.
e Church Council, 8:00 p. m. in the
n pastor'? study,
it TUE8DAY:
Oirl Scouts 5:30 p. m.
he:i?fs 3
I
le 17th
a Quality G
/
f
$6.00 T
i $8,75 1
kTOH CHAINS . $12.75 I
i^8 ? < ? ? ^UL75 t
Patron* of King* Moon tain PtbM* VfcYLibrary
will b? interested ia the announcement
by Mr*. Loftin, the II- <2
brarian, that current Biography 1M4, '/ tI
donated by the Study Club, ha* beea
received.
Biographical tketche* of 303 per on*,
important in varied field* ar*
now available in thi* volume which
ii a practical guide to "Who's new*
and why." Sixty-one women are included
in Current Piography 1944 and
there are aieo biographic* of eleven
Negroes prominent in their fields.
In addition to the Biography 194*
includes brief obituaries of 217 leaders
who died during the year.
Myrtle Derrick Missionary Society,
7:30 p. m.
WEDNESDAY:
Choir practice ~:"3<T p. ~W.
The .Nursery Class of the Sunday
Sohool will be kept open during the
church service hour, lor parents to
leave their small children during thathour.
In cba.gc will be Mrs. G. E.
Still, and Mrs. Myron Khyne.
Visitors are cordially invited to
worship with us at all our services.
FIRST l^APTIST CHURCH
Rev.* L. C. Pinnix, Pastor
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Rev. J. L. Teague, Supt. (
Morning Worship 11:00 ,A M.
Sermon subject: "A Good. Soldier."
8:00 p. in. Union service at CenBOYCE
MEMORIAL A. B. P.
CHURCH
R. N. Baird, Minuter
Sunday? "
10:00 Sabbath school.
J. E. Gamble, Snpt.
7:00 Y. P. C. IJ.
8:00 Union service at Central Methodist
church.
FIRST CHURCH OF THE
NAZARENE
Rev. W. Blanchard Home, Pastor
Sunday:
10:00 A. M. Sunday SohooL
11:00 A. M. Preaching.
6:30 P. M. NYP8.
8:00 P. M. Preaching.
Wednesday: \
8:00 P. M. Prayer Service.
MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH '
C. B. Bobbttt, Pastor ,
8. S. 8upt.: W. Delbert By are.
Training Union Director, Mrs. Lloyd
McFalls.
9:48 A. M. Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Worship Service.
8:30 P. M. Training Union.
7:30 P. M. Evening Worship.
Wednesday:
7:30 P. M. Devotion an dBlble Study.
"THE CHURCH WITH A WELCOME
TO ALL."
GRACE MBTHODSBT CHURCH
Rev. W. L. Harkey, Pastor
100:00 A. M. Sunday school. <
R. S. Lynn, 8upt.
11:00 A. M. Morning Worship. *
6:48 Youth Fellowship.
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