Classified Ads
OARBON PAPER: Now in itock, tu
it many 'imei and it still make
s good r'w?Me copy. Both stand
ard and legal ?i?.e. HERALD PUB
LISH1NO HOUSE. . eitfn.
WALTERS FLOWERS
Phone 95
Flowers For All Occasions
by reliable and experienced
Florists
SPENCER CORSETS : Individual)'
designed i foundation medical
surgical supports. Fittings guaranteed.
Phone 1876, Gastonia, or I
write Mrs. Dora B. Ftheridgc. 3.2
N. Boyee St., Uastonia, N. C.
0-3 pd
NOTARY SERVICE For prompt no i
tary service see Mrs. Billie Logan,
notary p .bib:, at Lt^ao Supplycompany
J4i 4 ei
? VENETIAN BLINDS: Metal *Ut7
What you have been waiting for.
Sizes: 30 in. by 64 in. KINGS
MOUNTAIN FI'BNITURE OO.
Phone 57 s-28
SPECIAL NOTICE: Complete insulating
tor el Itypes of homes. A nice ,
-rri' ifr-'i >w- *;--r
warm home in the winter for only a
few dollars. Don't wait, see the I
Cline Insuatioln Co., phone 967- W, |
Shelby, N. C.t today. a-8tfn
FARM LOANS: Long terms. Low la- I
terest rates, pre-paymem privileges.
For further information, write or :
see R. A. Arledge, Secretary-Treaenrer,
Shelby National Farm Loan:
Association, Room 19, Lineberger
Building, Shelby, North Carolina.
s-19o-10.
FOR SALE: Nice selection of Bed:
Room Suites. Also Innerspring mat- j tresses
and Box Springs. KINGS j
MOUNTAIN FURNITURE COM- I
PANY. Phone 57 s 26
SPECIAL NOTICE: Call CUne Insulat.on
Co., today for a complete es- |
timate on your home. No ebargo J
for this service. Save fuel, save
money in the most safe, sure and <
up-to-date way. Phone 967-W Shel-J
by, N. C. a. 8 tfn j
NEED SLABS: Order them from Elmer
Lumber company. *lo per truck i
load delivered. Phone 54. eitfn '
FALL HOME HELP: These .ool days
call for new furnishings for the
home. Call Dan lluffstetler at
BTERCHI's. Phone 348 . s 5-26
GOING AWAY TO 8CHOOL??? We
have steamer trunks and lockers in
stock that are ideal for college students.
KINGS MOUNTAIN FURNITURE
CO. Phone 57 s-26
two OPERATORS TO SERVE YOG
Call 10P-W for appointment. Phe
nix Beaoty Sboppe. l-ltf?
rRONTNO BOARD COVERS: For sal3
Silver Seal covers makes ironing easier,
saves time, and electricity.
Patented heat reflecting surface?
KINGS MOUNTAIN FURNITURE
0(5. Phonr-flFP. s-26
WEDDING INVITATIONS: Beautifully
engraved on fine quality
stock. Two week delivery. HERALD
PUBIJ8HING HOU8*!.
WE HAVE: Desk site blotters, an
assortment of card boards in white,
orange and green. Ten cents per ,
sheet- HERALD PUBLISHING
HOU8E. eitfn
MARKET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Sept. 25, 1946)
Eggs, grade A large .. 65c
Sweet Potatoes (bo.) $2.75
Heavy Fryers 55c
Corn $2.25 "
Whest $2.15
Barley $1.60
Osta 00c
Irish Potatoes (100 'be) $3.00
' Ootton, Middling .37.11
5555SiiiiiiiiiSii5555
PEYTON McSWAIN I
Lawyer
Office: Webb Building I
Phone 830
Shelby, N. 0.
WE BUY
AMU SELL
Used Pnrnitizre
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Robert Smith
Rites Conducted
Robert Franklin (L)u<l) Smith, age
>>3, died at 11:30 o'clock laat Wednes
lay night at the homo of Russell i
Smith here after a week of serious '
illness. lie hail been iu declining j
health for the punt two years.
Funeral services were held Friday I
at 3 p. m. at the Dauiel Lutheran
hurch near Liucolnton. The Rev. W. I
H. Stender, paster of 8t. Matthew's
Lutheran church here, conducted the
service, assisted by the church pastor i
Mr. Smith had lived 'in Kings j
Mountain for the past ten years. He
was a native of Lincoln county.
Surviving are two nephews, Rus-|
sell Smith of Kings Mountain. and 1
Bovd Smith of White Lake. N. t'. his
step father. Dan Reop of Vale. N. C'..
mid two uiects. Mrs. K. Pedum in of
White "II? and Mrs. K. A. Dellinger ,
of High Point.
THANK YOU
We 'vlsh to 'hank our friends an I
nciiuaintances for tho kin.ttiesw an.I
sympathy shown us during the illnc-s (
and deati. of our uncle. Robert L. i
Smith.
Mr. ami Mrs. Russell Smith and
Family.
WAITED; hsul'ng of any kinj^.
Loekridge Transfer. Phone 10.
sept 5?nov 28 pd
HOME FURNISHINGS: Call dTu
Huffstetler at phone 848. Fix up j
your home for alL Terms. s-5-20.
Waco Road or Box 023. a-26pd
I
FOR 8AEE: 19:14 model Ford. 214
Brice street. a-26pd.
I
NOTICE to men of Kings Mountain: ,
We have a variety of suits. od't )
ooata. oihl pants, overcoats, etc, t?. 1
hel pyou solve your clothing prob- :
lem this fall and winter. D. C. Mo- j
("urdv Cleaners Uhpi) Clothing Do- j
pnrtment. s-20.
FOR SA1>E: 5 horsepower Shaw garden
tractor on rubber tires, complete
with attachments $3IM).0'?. |
Large 5 room circulator $10.00. Tn- I
side door and door frame complete
with molding. Phone 95. 705 E. King
street. s-26
j
THE USED CLOTHING department i
of D. f\ McCT'RDY CLEANERS of j
for? resl bargains in logics' winter I
i:i< kPt?. skirts. sweater*, j
dresses. hats and shoes, as well a*
girl's sweaters and skirts Come in
for a look. s 26
KILBUG Guaranteed Cloths-pray 1*
odorless, colorless, stainless. and
is eun-anteod to prevent moth dam
nee or KILRCO will pav for the |
damage. KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG
COMPANY. . s-26pd
WANTED TO BUY: Ratty stroller
and play pen. Call Mrs. MeC'urdy
at 377-M. s-26
SCOOTERS and WAGONS for sale at
PH1FF.R HARDWARE COMPANY.
Phone 46. s-26.
FOB 8ALZ: One wood range, Loths
Comfort, in fair condition. Call
Mrs. John F. Ware, at 304-R. s-26.
WANTED TO BUY: used building
material of any kind, including
doors, windows, plumbing, pipe ami
fixtures, etc. Call McCurdy, Phone
257: a26
POULTRY PRICES. Friday 8 a.m.
to noon rear Plonk's store. Colored
breed hens, 25c, Leghorn hens, 23c.
Roosters, 15e. Mack's Poultry Co.
s-26-pd
FOB SALE: Hot water jacket heater.
Good as new. Used only three
weens.Fee ureinam Thorn burg, II
City it. a-20pd 'I
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NEBO VAT.T.r.V NEWS B,J|
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By H. Y. B*lk "ei
' thi
" due
Capt. Eurl Wells aud his wile Iroiu to
the West Coast are visiting h,s moth- t
er, Mrs. Aarou Wells. j wo
I Misses Margie aud Margaret Far- < w0
rish, the charming young twins of cnl
Mr. uu?l Mm. Kob Parrish celebrated nio
their 17th birthday Saturday. They
were entertaiued at their home by a '
number of their young frienjs and l'r<
received many lovely gift*. i l'rs
Oeore Uantt and his charming 1,01
sweet, sweetie from Ctreensboro visit- ''e>
ed father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. >'01
Lum Uantt Saturday. They went to I
Asheville, Weaversville, Mar* Hill j ^
to visit tmo of his brothers in college j e'l
1 met Harvey Hamhright up at the 'u*
bank. He said he wished they had a ' ?
Fairview reporter. You remember I ^
v. rot ? the F-tirv iew News when 1 bv i
ou' titer j. They treated tnc lik?* |
I v.-i . -?iitleiuHii. I am. Mr. llatn j
r' -jh * sj'vs the tifst thing he rends I
s the Nebo News. I lik. those good;
people.
Henry Wallace let Truman fix his I
| cloek. Truman may get his rep up yet.
Mr. ISill Ko?s from bast Kinl and I
Mrs. Lovil Self from Cherryville visi'jll
ted your reporter Sunday.
Trailer wrecked veteran now in ,
Chapel Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. t
Austin, who lost their trailer home in i
a wreck near Columbia. K. C., have |
bad it rebuilt bv Elmer Lumber Co. j
at cost of around loo. They received j
a 8udent'a loan to pay for the re- j
iiiil>si rfiiviiii nMf hi *
Chnpel Hill, where Serjeant Austin |
entered college. 1 am proud of young |
people like those. They kept on trying |
til they pot where they started. 1 .
hnnl them my compliments.
"n wif you ran stand to read my
scattering scribbling scholl it tniph*'lj
keep you out of some other meanness ||
I am not trying to reform folks that
ore better than I am. If folks don't (
like me. 1 don't like some other j
folks. Course you like me and I like
you. 8o you see there's nothirj they
can do about it.
What you going to do when the
meat gives out. Its done give out.
Folks standing on the corner with
their lips stnck out.
I hope there will be a good rabbit
crop. Rats are a good substitute and 1
not as nasty as a hog. Hogs are the ,
nastiest best meat. I can smell ham |
' " p frying pan. hut when -T ;
itiriVod ^ isn't in there. Jews don't '
eat hog meat. They've got better
I . ...... 1 TV, 1 -i ^ - V 1
, ||!?T- M1<\ III'MH V. I lirv IMIT1 T I?)"l
the:r t:me awav fooling with hogs. '
There are two kind* of prnfes^ot- I
als ? honest and crooked nun, Jews 1
|
PrencVier: Brother Johnson tw" '
I trying to son you for a week. When j
' may I make an appointment? Make
it with my wifo. Sir. T've <lone done :
t'mt anil we had a grand time. But
I'd still like to see you.
lA sign 1 saw over a hank while
passing thru a southern citv would
have stor'len our grandpas and grand
mas hut goes unnoticed in this nge
??-r>o everything ;s tared. The sign
read exhorting the citizens to save.it. j
ends up. "remember, pnrt of all your !
earnings belong to us.
The cheapest plaee in town to
trade is where you can buy it for |
less. 1 have no special place to trade ]
It's a fact, if one buys everything!
from one merchant he gets to think- I
ing you belong to his store, so T just
hop around. T might find some meat I
don't ever get too friendly with your
merchant ? especially of she's a fl
woman.
William Lyon McKeniie, the King I
of Panada !s a great man. Sunday ev I fl
enings finds him at Bt. Andrews PresIM
hyterian_ church in Ottawa. Canada.
Morning prayers are his habit
home or traveling. He reads one Bl- H
hie chapter a day. He is past seventy Q
hnle and hearty. He and Franklin TV fl
were the best of friends. Canada is H
our neighbor, is also our good eusto- II
mer. Before the war Onnn.ln hniiirhr II
over half of F. 8. hooks and printed II
matter. Sold abroad a third of all our ||
petroleum products, vast amounts of |
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rHVRHDAY, BEPT. 26, 1946
coal and our farm products. Ca'Ji
ia now the world's largest pro- ^oi|^
or of nickel, asbestus, rudium and
asprint. Canada is second in gold
rd in copper, lead and zinc an l pro II Ij
Ition of cargo ships second only MM m
kVcll. friends, today is tomorrow we MMf J
rried about yesterday, let's not M^3K| | j%
rry any more about tomorrow. We Mxftyjprc
ly have the promise of today. To- yjnfflLyiY
rrow belongs to destiny.
-et me wish every one of you a !
>sperous week end and say your i
ivcrs ant; don't talk about your] I
ghbors. They might tic do:ng the | W MHhSI&
it they know. Om-e again 1 thank
i.
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I/. H. Cadet nurses are being assign | ^
to Veterans Administration hospi-j .
s to complete the advanced per- i v*&ST.0H13,|
ns of their training. msmshh^hhi
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COATS
More new autumn coats in
a variety of new styles and
colors are arriving con
stantly to give you the best
selection of quality warmth
KEETEB'S has offered.
$24.00 to $54.50
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Ser's Depj
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DRINK MILK FOR HEALTH
jA Keep fit, by drinking delicious,
?f health - giving SUNRISE Orade
H "A" Milk. Pasteurized for purity.
5UNRISE DAIRY
N. C. Phone 1468
Time To Buy . .
Coats
n'
Suits
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SUITS
And suits are coining too! ^
They are trim, and chic, and
a needed addition to your I
wardrobe ? suitable for i
football game or church, u
they're wearable almost any | \
time, any place. j J
$29.50 to $49.50 1 J
artment Store J 1