WRe/r 1 TttAoerr GO BY THE NAME MeentreBZB HOME APPLIANCES rs. Refrigerators. Ranges. Water Heater* ALEXANDER'S APPLIANCES SOI Piedmont Avenue FURNACE CLEANING and Repairs ? Roofing ?Heating ? Sheet Metal Work CONSULT US TODAY KINGS MOUNTAIN TIN SHOP If. Cansler & Chllders St s. Phone 333 Your Certified LENNOX Dealer Serving Kings Mtn. Since 1931 Owner: W. A. Child? "Say It With Rowers" ? ALLEN'S Flower Shop W* T?l?gTaph riowan T?l. MI ?r 451-W-l E. Kton It. FLOOR SANDER FOR RENT ? by hour, day, weekend. Model, ed after professionals machine bulk for rental service, easy to use. CITY AUTO & HOME SUPPLY, Phone 522 -L 8:21-tfn STOWE'S RADIO SERVICE Guaranteed Radio & TV Sates & Repairs MS MTN. ST. PHONE 393 * FOUND ? Wire-haired Terrier Tuesday mbrnlng. Owner may claim. Phone 147-J after 3:30 ll:6-pd. A NTI- FREEZE ? $1.00 per gal lon. CITY AUTO & HOME SUPPLY, 247 Battleground ave., Phone 522-J. 10:23 tfn. OK USED CARS & fROCKS? for sale. We finance and Insure under the General Motors Ac ceptance Corp. plan. See Us To day! VICTORY CHEVROLET CO., Phones 49 & 419. ju-21-tfn SLABS FOR SALE $1100 PER LOAD We Deliver Biggest Load For Tour Money Call or See Elmet Lumber CompanY . Phone 54 Expert Service on WASHING MACHINES REFRIGERATORS OIL BURNERS ALL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES 1 'fie Service Co. Cherokee Street Phone 674-J R. G. Whisnant FOR SALE ? Console Ze nith radio - record - player combination, plays t wo speed records. Radio AM & FM plus short wave. Orig. sold $449. Yours for only $195. See John Lewis, Phone 348. o-23-n-13 NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC? Don't be mislead on your hauling. With our 'modern hauling e quipment and our experienced operators to handle it, oyr ser vice Is prompt, safe, and rea sonable. HAZEL L. GILL , TRUCKING, comer W. King and Tracy. Phone 424-R. o-30-tin. FOR SALE ? Westlnghouse and Maytag electrical appliances, Myers water pumps. Marietta paints, .bathroom fixtures, and kitchen sinks. Appliances and fixtures sold on terms. All ser vice calls cash. Open every week day from 8 a. re. 'til 6 p. m. Close at 1 o'clock on Satur day. LOGAN SUPPLY CO., BESSEMER CITY ROAD, Phone 317 -W. m-8-tfn. See HULLENDER I Before ? you have that Job Done. He Can Save You Money ? Hullender Garage Childers St. Phone 542^ FOR RENT ? 3 un -furnished rooms In El Bethel communi ty. Phone 518- R ll:6-pd. RED'S CAB Specializes In Service. Call us for Prompt reply to your needs. Tari: Phone 55 SAND YOUR OWN FLOORS ? professional model floor sand er for rent by hour, day, week end. Built to rent ? easy to use. Phone 522-J. CITY AUTO & HdME SUPPLY. 8:21, tfn. BEST PRICES^ PAID for rags, scrap iron and metal. C. C. SCRAP IRON AND METAL CO., 3 miles out Gastonia road, Phone 2202. jy-6-tfn HOUSE FOR SALE 1 rooms, on Meadowbrook Road. Gall Hal Plonk, 405-j. at noon or after 6 p. m. 11 ;6 tfn. ^ . GRAYSON'S Jewelry for ? Expert Watch Repair ? Ronson Lighter Repair ? Engraving ? Pearl Re-Stringing NEW AND USED OIL circulators for sale. See our fine economi cal models today. CITY AUTO & HOME SUPPLY, 247 Battle ground ave., Phone 522-J. 9:25 tfn. Charlotte Oil Burner Sales & Service Gladco Furnace Dealer Phone 3-2750 Charlotte Collect or write to 363 Richmont Drive FOR FREE ESTIMATE "* ' I ON COLD OR HOT-AIR HEATING Installation for any 5 or 6-room house can be made for aa Uttle as $900. GUARANTEED SERVICE BY A RELIABLE FIRM Radio & Television Repair Serrlc*. Only Quality Parts Uud. All Work Guaran , Bridges RADIO Service Phone 625 ? Railroad Aw. It's WATCH INSPECTION TIME ' - At DELUNGER'S A little watch care saves costly i cecal i\ BRING IN YOUR WATCH TODAYI Come ia today with four watch. Remember ? a little watch car* often aarta cottly watch repair. And any watch ? old or new ? should be aeen by a profeaaional jeweler at leaat once a year. Such periodic checkup* will help you keep your watch running *n time all the time and ml iht lovrnt tut/ Inspection it free, of courae, and there ia ho obligation. So why not . stop in today? DCLurira': jcea shop MC Kings Mountain's Leading Jewelers AVERAGE LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET QUOTATIONS (Corrected Nov. 4. 1952) Eggs, Poultry Yard 59c Hen's (dressed & drawn) . . . 41c Fryer* (dressed & drawn) . . . 47c Corn (white) S2.00 Yellow Corn \ SUO Wheat 2.00 Oats 95c CROSSWORD ? PUZZLE ANSWERS' [*n ? ? 0 ?? E3DEJ n n BEQ EE ?hero ? nc 13 ad SHE] HOB HO nn our tatn q CDE90Q BQDnG FLOWERS For All Occasions Coll Kings Mountain FLORISTS Phone 275 NOTARY -i. Notary service. See Mrs. Blllle Logan at Logan's Supply Co., comer Cleveland and Linwood, phone 317-W. f-21-tfn QUAKER HEATERS ? get more for less money. See our heat ers before you 'buy. As Iimv as $69.50. CITY AUTO & HOME | SUPPLY, 247 Battleground ave-, Phone 522-J. 9:25 tfn. RADIO, RECORD . PLAYER ? Used. Sold for $109.95. Our price $39.95. Good Condition. Bargain. GAULT'S APPLIAN CES, Phone 225. 10:9 tfn. Used Furniture & Appliances VISIT COOPER'S BASEMENT FOR BARGAIN PRICES OR PHONE 93 Cooper's, Inc. ? 2 1 0 S. Railroad Ave. TIME TO INSULATE NOW with Johns-Manvllle insulation and metal weather stripping. Costs no more. 36 months to pay, if wanted. CHARLES B. CAMP BELL, 500 W. Mountain SI. 10:2311:6 pd. City Service Station TELEPHONE 208 STARK NURSERY? All varieties | fruit, nut, and shade trees, Shrubs and flowers. See, local representative H. A. HARRIS, 402 S. Cansler St., Phone 821-J. 10:2 tin. ? HERE is a real opporti;; iiy.] for a young man or woman with a good background to become situated with a large Auto. F'ire and. Life Insurance Co. in Kings Mountain. Will consider full time or part time ap plicants. Write K. N. De lantonas, District Sales Mgr., Farm Burea u Insur ance Co.'s, Box 22, Shelbv. 11:6- tfn. TRY JIM'S FOOD STORE for Bar ??lnd and Get Your Derby Dol lar for the TV auction. J^M'S POOD STORE, 324 N, Railroad ave. 9:4 tfn. GUARANTEED UPHOLSTERING. Prompt service and top quality work. Free-estimates. Free pick up and delivery service. T. A W. Manufacturing Co., located at former Bennett Construc tion office (1st building on right on York /load), P. O. Box 669, day phone 414* J, night phone 452-J-2. a-29-tfn. Expert Tire RECAPPING e Reasonable Rate* ? One-Daf Service ? Beet Molds MARLOWE'S wJ. ?' Phone 62 PLUMBING ? Controct;r(7 ? Repairs ? Qu'cK Service Ben T. Goforth Phone 4851 Grower. N. C. DID VOU KNOW YOU can get an oil floor furnace for as low as $159.50? See them before you buy. CITY AUTO & HOME SUPPLY. 247 Battleground ave., Phone 522-J. 9:25 ifn. FM RADIO -r RCA . . . slightly used . . . cost $69.95 . . . speci al $39.50 C.AULTS A PPM AN CKS, Phone 225. 10:23 tfn. FOR SALE ? Two electric stov es, botn for $10. Call Bob Nelll, phone 107. o 9- tfn. CBS ? Columbia Television $239.95 KM1YWOO# ? 17-ln<h ??wrr-tr?n 1 00 ChMtit, hou.ed in l handsome Mhogamtniih nbiort. Phono coo Mrtioo. KMnor?b)? (!???. GAULT'S APPLIANCES 415 N. Pied. Phon? 225 POSTED SIGNS 20c Doz. HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE Phones 167 and 283 BROINT OINTMENT FOR TREATMENT Of SKIN HASH. HEMORRHOIDS. SORES. ATHLETES FOOT. CUTS. POISON OAK. ETC. AT All. GOOD DRUGGISTS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE BROINT OINTMENT CO. Blacktburg. S. C. LOST: Ladies' wrist watch. Now Lost in package containing medicines. Finder please re;, turn to Dellinger's Jewel Shop. May clairri $3 reward. 11:6-13 pd. FOR SALE ? New Perfection oil range 5- burner" good condition . . . $24.95 , terms. GAULT'S APPLIANCES. Phone 225. 10:23 tin. LOST ? Three keys on chain. Someone removed them from W. K. Mauney home on -Ti'. Piedmont ave. Also yard sprin ? kler. Please return t oCity Po lice Department, S. R. David son, chief. ? Fuel Oil # Kerosene Atlantic Products R. C. Baker, Agent BESSEMER CITY ICE & COAL CO. Phone 57-1 tfn HOUSE FOR RENT ? Six room house in Crescent Hill. Call Harold Hunnicutt. phone 24 evenings. o-23-tfn. TREE SERVICE. Experienced climbers. Starting wage $1.50 per hour. Vacation pay. "the best Job in the industry in the Carolinas", Write, giving age and experience, to P. O. Box {?94, Chapel Hill. N. C. SCHOOL NEWS SAFETY PROGRAM By Elizabeth Huffstickler Seventh Grade On Wednesday. October 29. the" Elementary Department of Cen tral School had the privilege of hearing Mr. Herbert S. Thompson of Charlotte, North Carolina speak about the safety of -chil dren. Mr. Thompson is the Cen eral Safety Supervisor of the Southern Railway. He showed lis a film called "On The Tracks." After the dim Mr. Lane, the srhool principal, pre sented him. lie told us about chil dren who were killed while play, ing on the tracks and in boxcars. He emphasized the importance of crossing Tailroads only at "paved crossings and to stop and look both ways before crossing. He al so said that when you have to wait for a train to pass to wait long enough to see if another train is coming. He said that children should stay off the tracks. Each pupil was given a pamphlet entitled "Safety Is The Key That Unlocks The Door To Your Future." We enjoyed the talk very much. EUROPEAN TOUR By Pat^y Ledford. seventh grade Miss\Gussie Huffstetler's 7th grade was honored to have" Rev. Edgar Cooper v^slt us on Wednes day, October 28th. He Is a former native of Kings Mountain. His hometown is now Pottstown. Pen nsylvania. He had recently made a two months tour of Europe. He brought with him to our room several slides which wer* on the different countries he traveled through in Europe going to Ger many, where he attended the U. L. C. Convention. Many of the slides showed the ruins of Ger many. Some . showed the war. Other slides weren't so sad and showed beautiful cathedrals, the boat and the airplane he traveled on. people- from different coun tries. and many other varied things. We enjoyed I.5r. Cooper's slides and talk very much. FOR SALE ? Corner Jot one mile out on Shelby highway. 120 feet frontage on highway. O O. JACKSON, 601 Gold St.. Phone 179. n-6 FOR SALE: Watchmaker's ben ch. $30.00; also 1 Watchmak er's Lathe, $55.00. Write Fict well at P. O. Box 822, Kings ?Mountain, N. C. 10:23;' II 6pd Tailored Seat Covers protect Your New Upholstery, are CAREFULLY CUT and INSTALLED to exact measurements, LAST LONGER. ? ALL WORK AND MATERIALS GUARANTEED KINGS MTN. AUTO TRIM SHOP AUTO and FURNITURE UPHOLSTERY York Rd. Pick Up & Delivery Phone 476-R =531 IMPERIAL THEATRE Kings Mountain. N. C. Phone 134 i TODAY ? THURSDAY. NOV. 6 DOUBLE FEATURE ' ' "The Milkman" "Mystery Submarine" Donald O'Connor Macdonald Carey Marta Toren Color Cartoon FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7 8 Double Feature ? Open at 11 o'clock "Frenchie" "Under The Gun" in technicolor Richard Conte Joel McCrae Audrey Totter Shelley Winters 2 Cartoons ? Comedy ? Serial MONDAY AND TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10-11 Big Special in Technicolor "LURE OF THE WILDERNESS" with lean Peters ? Jeffrey Hunter News ? Short ? Cartoon WED. ? THURS.. NOV. 1213 - * "Target Unknown" Mark Stevens- Joyce Holder Color Cartoon "Why Pay More. See The Best For Less , double feature Vigilante of Boomtown" Rocky Lane juc and 9c | GASTONIA TODAY. THURS. and FRIDAY ?ADMISSION? ? Matinee ? * Main Floor .74 Balcony .60 Children .35 TECHNICOLOR M..WKH -CUM*? _ JOM Taylor Taylor Fontaine > SM iim IrL^^ Evening ? Main Floor SI. 00 Balcony .74 Children .40 Shows 1-3-5-7-9 Feature 15 Minutes Later Green Pastures Awards Listed Ten North Carolina Counties I winners in the 1952 State Green Pastures Program sponsored by I the Governor's Green pastures Committee will be honored at ceremonies In November, S. 11. BobSop. pasture specialist for the State College Extension Service, has '.announced.' The winning counties are Ca barrus, Chatham, Currituck. For syth. Graham, Henderson. Person, Stanly. Union, and Wake. Each will receive a large grcen-aud whlte flag bearing the words "Green Pastures Citation. 1052." The flags are donated by the Na tional Fertilizer Association TenaUve plans at\< being nuide to award the flags at ceremonies to be held iii the various county seats sometime in November, The awards are presented an nually to the 10 counties having the highest percentage of their farmers to receive certificates and plaques In the Green Pastures program. Certificates are award ed to farmers who have seeded at least one acre of impro/ed pas ture per animal unit. Plaques are FOR SALE: 1948 Jeep truck. See J.. E. Rhea at Rhea's Grocery or Call 424- W after 6:30 p. m. N G-20 pd. fc? il in "?i ?n 1 1 I ESTONIA KINGS MOUNTAIN HIGHWAY I FREE CANDY For The Children at the Box Office EVERY NIGHT THURS., LAST SHOWING "Red Planet Mars" with Peter Graves., Andrea King, Herbert Berghof FRIDAY and SATURDAY Nov. 7-8 Double Feature "My Friend Flicka" intechnicolor starring Roddy McDowell also "FB* Girl Cesar Romero George Brent - Audrey Totter 4 Color Cartoon SUN.. MOND., TUES. November 91011 "Robin Hood wait Disney's All live cast in Technicolor Cartoon WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Nov. 12-13 Double Feature "Scarlet Street Edward G. Robinson also "Back Street chdries Boyer Cartoon presented to farmers who have seeded at least 1% aeres per ani mal unit. Six of the li?r>2 winning coun ties Cahharrus, Gurrituck. For syth, Graham, Stanly, and Wake -- won similar awards in 1951. the first year the program was conducted. LOST ? Masterful!, waterproof, stainless steel case pray 'band. Wateh Gall; for reward, n ?i pd. ???/ 'KINGS MOUNTAIN' BESSEME& CITY drve-in THEATRE : Located on Kings Mountain - Bessomoi City Highway, cniy 2 Ml 1m from Kings Mountain. OPEN 7 DATS PEB WEEK THURSDAY & FRIDAY November 6-7 "Angels In The Outfield" Paul Douglas Janet Leigh 2 Cartoons SATURDAY. NOV. 8 Double Feature "Venqecmce Valley" Burt Lancaster also "Son oi Dr. Icd'cl" Louis Hayward Cartoon SUNDAY & MONDAY November 9-10 "Wild Norlh" Stewart Granger Wendell Corey 2 Cartoons Monday & Tuesday Nights Are FAMILY NIGHTS EVERY WEEK Adm. 50c per car TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY November 11-12 "Frontier Gel" Yvonne r><?rr:rIo Rod Cemoion 2 Cartoons ? Newi LATE SHOW EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT AT 11:30 ? 2 Shows Nightly ? Starting at Dusk ADMISSION 40c ? FREE ADMISSION ? To Children Undei 12 When accompanied by parent* si'Bs -Rnj-:-: tothk irftRALl ^ IX7CTM? xt K? t* JR ?!W$ TICKET orriCE OPENS! y -? ? -? J. 45 WEEKDAYS | J | ' PHONE 500 '* 11:45 BATURDATS tj V*,^ JL KINGS MTN. 3" THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 6 LAST SHOWrNG MY WIFE'S BEST FRIEND with Anne Baxter. Macdonald Car?y and Leif Exickson VERT LATEST NEWS . ? . . FRIDAY and SATURDAY NOVEMBE 7 crr.d 8 TOUGHEST MAN in ARIZONA with Vaughn Monroe, Joan Leslie and Jean Parker IN COLOR CARTOON. COMEDY AND SHORT MONDAY and TUESDAY NOVEMBER 10 rtnc! 11 THE THIEF with Ray Milland, Martin Gabe, und Rita Gam VERY LATEST NEWS AND COMEDY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 and 13 O. HENRY'S FULL HOUSE Anne Baxter, Clifton Webb. Jeanne Cr.ijne, Fcrley Grengcr VERY LATEST NEWS TICKET OrriCE OPENS: *:45 WEEKDAYS Dixie PHONE % 11:4J SATURDAYS KITiCS MTN. THURS., NOV. 6 ? LAST SHOWING BEHOLD. THE TZ fill The Betrayal of Christ, Daringly T^cSl NEWS AND SKOHT FBI. -SAT., NOV. 7 and 8 DOUBLE FEATURE I ACCUSE MY, PA SENT 3 with Mcr/ Beth Hughes, Robert Lowell and John Mi'jan YUKON GOLD . wiih Kirby Grant, f^artha Hyer, Karry 7. ruler. Chinook CARTOON MON.TUES.. NOV. 10 and 11 DOUBLE FEATURE TO THE SHORES oi TRIPOLI in color with John Payne, Maureen O IZatn. T.t r.S.[ ?c > \ MAN irom HEADQUARTERS with Frank Albertson and Joan Woodbury NEWS WED.THURS., NOV. 12 and 13 DOUBLE FEATURE UNDERGROUND RUSTLERS with Ray Corrigan, John King and Mow Terhune MEN ON HER MIND with Mary Beth Hughes, Edward Norris and Ted Iloith NEWS

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