jj^ Classified Ads
?BBON PAPER: Now in stock,
H many times and it still makes
good rotable copy. Both standard
and legal else. UEKALD PUB
LUBHINO UOUUE. eitfn.
WALTERS FLOWERS
Phone 95
Howers For All Occasions
% reliable and experienced
Florists
Member: Florists Telegraph
Delivery Service
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>JD6T: Male collie dog. Brown and
white, answers to name of Hover.
Hissing three weeks. Finder please
call Boyer Murray at Western Auto
Store. o-lOpd
SPENCER CORSETS : Individually
designed foundation medical
rargieal supports. Fittings guaranteed.
Phone 1376, Oaatc-ia, or
u.. v> i ,o '
win nv.n ?' ii wiiil|<. ?? |
N. Boyce St., Qastonia, N. C.
0-3 pd
NOTARY SERVICE For prompt no*?7
service see Mrs. Billis Logan,
notary public, at Logan Supply
company 4la 4 ei
VECIAL NOTICE: Complete Insulating
for al Itypes of homes. A nice
eool tome In the summer, a nlee
warm horn In the winter for only *
Oline lienatioln Co., phone 9S7-W,
Shelby, N. C., today. a-8tfn
akMK LOANS: Long terms. Low interest
rates, pro-payment privileges.
Tor further Information, writ* or
see R. A. Arledge, Secretary-Treaenrer,
Shelby National Farm Loan
Association, Boom 19, Linabergar
Building, Shelby, North Carolina.
a-190-lO.
FECIAL NOTICE: Call Cline Insulation
Co., today for a complete estimate
on your home. No eharge
for this service. Save fuel, save
money in the most safe, sure and
up-to-date way. Phone 967-W Shel- ,
by, N. C. a_8 tfn
SEED SLABS: Order them from El-1
roer Lumber company. $15 per truck i
loa 1 delivered. Phone 54. eitfn I
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BANTED TO BTTY: Cash register j
registered up to $99.99, electric or'
hatxl. with adding machine combined.
Also two show cases, 8 to
10 feet long. Call 144-W or write
P. O Box 754. olOpd rerun
73D8T. One red or yellow sow pig.
Strayed from lot on Cherokee street
on morning of October 6. If anyone
has any information about
same, l'lease call 167. olpd.
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AB SALE. Two nice houses, four j
rooms on Parker street. $3,500 each j
Telephone 230, Box 9. o-3-10pd |
WOT JIVE?: I-ateat recordings by tho '
top swing bands of the laud at the I
Eeeor.l Shop, WESTERN AUTO
8TOBK. o-lO
90S SALE: Wood burning living
room heater. See W. H. Howard,
Phone 203-J. o-10 ,
HELP WANTED: Anyone experienced
or interested in Photography. Call
870, Kings Mountain. o-lOpd
wnTim: to rent or ouy e-room
house. Write Miss Irene BlddLr, I
Orover, N. . o-3-10pd I
H08DDINO INVITATIONS: Beautifully
engraved on fine quality
toek. Two week delivery. HKKALD
PUBIJ8HING HOUSE.
tSB HAVE: Desk sis* blotters, aa
assortment of card boards in whits,
orange and green. Ten cents per
sheet. HEBAL1) PUBLISHING
HOUSE. eltfa
MABHHT QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Oct. 9, 1946)
v Hfta, grade A large 60o
asset Potatoes (bu.) *8.75
* " _
Snry Fryers tOc
aSaey Hens 880
|4'-flks *188
"y' Wheat *8.18
^'vaMey IL80
EHViL
ft-"'** 80S
rjcrssr ^ wo?
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Office: Webb Building I
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WANTED: hauling of any kind.
Lockridge Transfer. Phone 10.
sept 5?nov 28 pd
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SKI HI atops RUNNING F1T8 in
dogfe or we refund your money. We
know of no other guaranteed running
fits remedy. Griffin Drug Com
pany. o-3-24pd
For Bale: 10 room solid brick house,
near cenler of town, nice lot, reasonable
cash price. Write K, Box
32, Icings Mountain, N. C. o-lO pd
WANTED: Two drivers with cars
for city-county pick-up and delivery
cleaning service. Apply in person
at MoCURDY CLEANERS AND
DYERS. Good commissions. o-l1)
FOR SALE: 10 volume National Encyclopedia.
Good condition. Call
139-J. o-lO
IF MOTHS DAMAGE YOUR RUG
within five years KILBUG will repair
or replace it without cost. Buy
KI LHl U todav. KIM?S MOUNTAIN*
DRUG CO. o-10-pd
9-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE an 1
Studio Couch for sale. $110.00. Will
sell separate. Henderson's Grocery
O-10
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THE RECORD SHOP: At Western
Auto Store is constantly receiving
new recordings by your favorite or
cheatra and singer from Gene Autry
to Perry Como. Come in and
make your selection. O-10.
DID YOU KNOW That you can get
he latest in popular rerordinga at
WESTERN AUTO STORE! Visit
our up-todate-record shop. o-10.
FOR SALE: 3-gaited pony, weight
478 pounds, height 48 lnchee. Complete
set harness with wagon, brid
Ye and saddle. Good buy in sale of
ponv and accessories. Call Bill Howard,
203-J. o-10 pd
?THE HER ADD $2.00 PER YEAR?
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RIPPY'S
JEWELRY STORE
Located at 211 N. Piedmont
Avenue, near De
A.
pot
WILL OPEN
Friday
OCT. 11, 1946
All New Stock
To Choose From
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?Guaranteed
Watch Repair?
We Invite You To Attend
Our Opening
Friday
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KINGS MOUNTAIN HKHALU TH1
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STATEMENT OP THE OWNEHSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, CI^CUHATION,
ETC., REQUIRED BY THE
ACT OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24
1912. AS AMENDED BY THE ACTS
OF MARCH 3, 1933, AND JULY 2,
1946
of Kings Mountain Herald published
weekly at Kings Mountain, North Car
olina for October 3, 1946.
I STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CLEVELAND.
Before tue, a notary public, in and
tor tue State and county atoresaid,
personally appeared Martin L. Harmon,
Jr., wno, having been duly
sworn according to law, deposes and
says that he is the owner of the
Kings Mountain Herald and that the
following is, to the best of his knowledge
and belief, a true statemeut of
I the ownership, management laud it
a daily, weekly, semiweekly r triweekly
newspaper, the circulation!
etc., of the aforesaid publication for
'the date showu in the above caption,
required by the act of August 24,
liuu, as amended by the acts of March
3, 1933, auii July 2, 1946, (section
537, Postal Laws an<l Regulations),
printed on the reverse of thus form,
to wit,
1. That the names anil addresses of
the publisher, editor, managing editor
and business managers are:
Publisher: Martin L.. Harmon, Jr..
Kings Mouutaiu, X. C.
Editor: Martin L. Harmon, Jr.,
Kings Mountain, X. C.
Mauagiug Editor: Martin L. Harmon',
Kings. Mountain, X. C. :
Business manager: Martin L. Hari
nr?i rite iJlliiilriykMMp:
2. That tbe owner a: (If owned by
a corporation, its name and address
must be stated and also immediately
thereunder tbe names and addresses
of stockholders owning or holding one
percent ormore of totai amount of
stock. If dot owned by a?eorporationy
the names and addresses of the individual
owners must be given. If owned
by a firm, company, or other unincorporated
concern, its name and address,
as well as those of each individual
member, must be given.)
Martin L. Harmon, Kings Mountain
N. C.
3. That tbe known bondholders,
mortgagees, and other security holders
owning or holding 1 percent or
more of total amount of bonds, mortgages,
or other securities are: (If
there are none, so state.)
Xone.
4. That fhe two paragraphs next a
Ci j<n iu^ lue iiauico ui tue uw utrs,
stockholders, and security holders, if
any, contain not only the list of
stockholders or security holder apthev
appear upon the books of the
company but also, in cases where the
stocnholders or security holder appears
upon the books of the company
as trustee or in nny other fiduciary
relation, the name of the person' or
corporation for whom such trustee is
acting, is given; also that the said
two paragraphs contain statements em
bracing affiant's full knowledge and
belief as to the circumstances and
conditions under which stockholders
and security holders who do not ap,
pear upon the books of the company
' as trustees, hold stock and securities
j in a capacity other than that of a
bonafide owner; and this affiant has
I oo reason to believe that any other
1 person, association, or corporation has
| anv interest direct or indirect in the
said slock, bonds, or other securities
than as so stated by him.
! 5. That the ayerage number of co'
pies of each issue of this publication
sold or distributed, through the mails
or otherwise, to paid subscribers during
the twelve months preceding the
date shown above is 1603. (This information
is required from daily,
weekly, semiweekly, and triweekly
newspapers only.)
MARTIN U HARMON. Jr.
8worn to and subscribed before me
this 7th dsy of October, 1M6.
L. G. Hord, Notary Public.
My Com. Ex. 10-20-47.
now making the tjstj.
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eroent dairy feed
ing mash
wing mash
jxen starter
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hog feed
1t0h feed
ice mixed feed
Presents Bibles
To 'Tennesseean*
I Tbree leather-bound copies of the
! world's "Beat Seller" book, the Bible,
will Be "placed in the club can of
I The Tennesscan, Southern Railway
, Waahlngton - Memphis streamliner,
I as t~he gift of U. IT. Bnfk, of Memphis,
Tenn., terminal superintendent
of the Illinois Central System, it was
announced in Washington today by
Ernest E. Norris, President of the
Southern.
The handsome Bibles, eight by six
inches in size, with "The Tennessee
in gold letters on the covers, wero
donated by Mr. Buck "for the pleas<
ure and benefit of patrons of the
Southern" and in memory of his mo!
ther and father.
| Mr. Norris said that following a
trip on the streamliner between Mem
| phis and Washington, Mr. Buck wrote
J. B. McWilliams, terminal superinten
' dent of the Southern at Memphis, to
comnliment the Southern on thn nloo.
i sant ami comfortable trip on The
Tenneaseean.
i
| ThelHinois Control terminal superi
iutendent added that during the trip
me observed another passenger in the
club car request a minister to loan
j him his Bible for a few minutes. He
I then noticed, re wrote, that whille tho
' car was well supplied with current
. magazines, if did not have copy of
' the Bible available.
j His offer, relayed by Mr. McWil
liams, was promptly and gratefully
accepted, and the Bibles will be placed
on the trains in the near future.
Mr. Norris said.
By lin Jessie 0 Costner
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j Mrs. Ola Byers was a recent visitor
to New York City. ?
I Mrs. Bessie Bamseur, Mrs. Hattie
Logan, Mrs. Alice Lutz of the Ebenezer
church; Mrs. Daisy Sbenk of
Mt. Zion church; Mrs. Beatrice Patterson,
Mrs. Amanda Patterson and
Mrs. Mitchem of Mt. Olive, attended
the Womans Home and Foreign Mission
Convention at Gastonia Thursday
and Friday. Rev. D. A. Costner preached
the introductory sermon Thursday.
CI 1 Q.,..a44. -J iWA T7M
I V.. V. uuiiouc VI lUC ?iU011C2Cr f.UUl
I munity visited P. E. Gidney at Boil|
ing Springs 8unday. Mr. Gidney is
1 somewhat indisposed.
The Cleveland County Negro Pair
was held last week at the Cleveland
County Fair Grounds. The fair
was well attended and the exhibits
j were good.
Weldon Gidney and Sanford Gidney
of Youngstown, Ohio, visited Bev. "
and Mrs. D. A. Costner on Tracy
< Street last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Thombs of W.
I Bidge street and some others from
I Kings Mountain attended the Friend|
ly Aid Union Convention at Earl SunJ
day. They report an unusually splendid
session, with a large crowd and
! liberal finance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobert P. Tribble of
W. King street, are visiting relatives
A Hyde County farmer visited the
Tx>wer Coastal Plain Experiment Station
at Willard to see the tests'" on
grapes. Incidentally he observed Ladino
clover. Bcfurning home, he purchansed
100 pounds of Ladino seed,
enough to plant 33 acre*.
Beware Coughs
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^^^^From where
Bert ChUdera pat in ad la the
Clarion the other day. Here'e what
it said:
"Planted more melons than I
can eat this year. Stop by and pic!:
as many as you want. Ail free."
As yon can guess, plenty of folks
sent their kids over and plenty of
the parents came too. Stripped
Bert's melon patch in no time. And
as they went away, Bert treated
the kid3 to lemonade, and offered
the grownups a glass ef ice-cold
sparkling beer.
?1946, UllPcP j(,Y.t? fOU
Suits dG6 607 lr?si';anco 6ui!d?i
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Is Our Business!
Whether you drift a 1942 car or fi
an earlier model, it's old by safety bi
standards. Of coarse, If you've ca
kept It In tip-top condition, thsrs's a
nothing to worry aboot. Bat If It's o!
been mora than six months since fli
your last check-up, dont take or
chances. Attend to It now/ re
Come in and see our service ^
manager. Hell be glad to show
yon how well equipped we are to tic
Jjffik REYN
tSUfflflp Phone 33!
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Increased Ral
To Good Telep
ks.
Jt
Your telephone rate it 1
Company wants to keep
operating expenses.
While your rate has remi
years, the total cost of fun
to our North Carolina cu
creased. Since 1941 expe
oar rant whlla ravannaa in
Telephone wage rates in
creased &311.415 since II
nual basis). The cost bf
jumped 75 to 100 per cen
telephone facilities 45 to
of telephone materials 151
our expenses have been cl
the amount of money
service is incresxin
amount taken in. Tal
day arm the lowest in
of a record volume oi
Southern Bell has applied
on busj[nese telephones to I
Authority Is also being u
5 cent* on moot long distas
We want retes no higher t
everyone with good sarric
lieve you feel th# seme i
. welfare of this ccarnnunh
telephone service.
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TBI mum
ho wmnsv catt evi MnpUb m
. ~ ~ r ^ssaacag?i " .u
I sit ~.Jy Joe Marsh>
art Childers
he Melon Patch
Naturally it pazsled some folks
... but Bert explain*: "It give* ma
a kick to share things when I can
afford to?whether it's the melons,
or the lemonade, or beer. I guess I
just like to indulge my whims.'*
From where I alt, if we had mora
"relf-indalgenf people like Bert
?who believe in share and share
alike, live and let live, this tired
world would be a whole lot better
off!
^C>e OtCaAJ^
asm.
N'DATION, North Carolina Committee
19, Raleigh, North Carolina.
irnlsh complete bumper-toimper
service on all makot of
v$. Needless to say, yon can get
far better trade-in price on your
d car If IPs In A-i shape. Let us
c It, appraise It?and take your
der for earliest delivery of a
al postwar automobile?a 1947
ussr special or a Frazer.
They are both In produc>n
at Willow Run right nowl
OLDS MOTORS
8 Battleground Ave.
tes Essential
ihone Service
ow and your Telephone
it a email part of your
lined the tame for many
lishing telephone service
stomerm hat steadily in- x
nses have advanced 102
icreased only 76 per cent. ,
North Carolina have iniarch
of IMS (on an anerecting
buildings has
,t, the cost of providing
60 per cent, and the cost
:o 25 per cent. Fact is, all
imbing so fast that?
paid out to provide /
g faster than the
epbooe earninga toour
history in /ace
f business.
ml _L jL-.. ?
tor an increase of rates
belp meet this condition.
>ught for an increase of
ice calls within the state.
ban necessary to provide
e and expand it. We beray,
even II the cost is 1
tbe boainoas and social
ty' depends pn adequate
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COMMNY