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The Star Want Adv. Rates One Cent a word (this type) each Insertion 25c Minimum Charge 2c a word this size. 3c a word this size.. Cash must accompany all ord ers unless you bare an open ac count with us. All keyed adva are confident ial. No information about same will be given. The only way to reach these is by letter. An extra charge of 10c will be ttada for all “keyed” adva We reserve the right to revise or reject any oopy. Shelby Daily Star PHONE NO. 11 OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW. We repair, refintah and upholster any kind. Shelby Upholsters, 305 West Ford street, phone 004. tf aug 26c CAROLINA MARBLE AND GRAN lte Works, Charlotte, N. C. ofWrs you more In monuments. See us. Wtlte or call P. S. Beam. Gas tonia, R-l, N. C. Phone 3321. tf 15c MONUMENTS We have certain designs In mon uments, at medal prices. B. R. Dellinger, Shop near Hospital. ct 19c FOR ROOFING VALUES see z. J. Thompson Lumber Co., phone 107. tf 14c XF YOU HAVE A LEAKING ROOF or chimney which needs cleaning out see me. I can atop the leaks and fix the chimneys, can also paint and cover your roof. First class work guaranteed. J. W. Den ton. telephone No. 1L tfp WRECKED AUTOMOBILES RE palred, painted, upholstered. Also woodwork repaired in cars. Leigh’s Body Shop, South Shelby, Lily Mill Road. tf 18c LAROE ASSORTMENT ALLFALL styles In ladles dress materials on sale Wednesday. Cleveland Cloth MilL_ tf 3c REMEMBER LAST winter! Don’t wait. Order your coal now. Lutz & Yelton Coal and Oil Co. Phone 831 - 832. tf-F-Wc NEW FLOORS — SEE Z. J. Thompson Lumber Co, phone 107. tf 19o FOR RENT: NICE SERVICE STA tioa with living rooms and large lot located intersection two hard surfaced highways. Excellent lo cation. Immediate possession. Royster Oil Company. 3t lie WE PAY CASH FOR peas. Morgan and Co. tfN2c SEED WHEAT, RYE oats, beardless bar ley, vetch, winter - peas, clovers. Make | this your seed head • q u a r t e r s. D. A. Beam Co. Tele phone 130. 5t-9c FOR RENT: ONE OR WO BED rooms with or without kitchen ette, first floor, #31 South Wash ington St. Phone 631-W. 2t 12c j FARM FOR SALE: CONSISTINa \ of 135 acres, seven room house, one small tenant house, other out-buildings. Located on old Lin coln and Hickory highway, near Catawba and Lincoln lines. See Mrs. A. M. Luts at place or B. C. Bost, No. 3 Railroad Ave., KUv?s Mountain. 6t lip WILL SELL"FOR HALF PRICE, practically new Brown-Stevens 12 gauge pump gun. P. 8. Dedmond. 5t lie FOR SALE: SOME REAL~GOOD bargaina in slightly used pianos. Singer sewing machine,;, metal beds and sprin Dressers, 10 piece dining room suites. Jones Furniture Co. 4t frt 23c SAVE ENOUGH' peas to sow and bring us what you want to sell. D. A. Beam Seed House, Telephone 130. 5t9e King Visits Wallie After Celebration LONDON, Nov. 13»—Wi—King Ed ward and a small party of friends were the guests of Mr*. Wallis Slmp' on at No, 18 Cumberland Ter race last evening, it was learned to day while the king was at Portland. Inspecting units of the home fleet. While a typical November-ln* London rain beat down on the de serted street and its lone "hobby'* on guard, the American divorcee entertained the monarch and his Intimates until It was time to de part for Portland, after midnight. The king went to "No. 18” after attending Armlsttre day services in Albert Hall. FOR" SALE~— LIGHT SIX Graham-Paige four - door sedan, ’29 Ford Phaeton. '34 Dodge Pick-up truck. Also have several new Maytag washers art, special prices, slightly used Philco and Ma jestic radios. J. O. Propst & Son. 4t-13e FOR SALE: ONE.'29 CHEVROLET four-door sedan. Pour new tires. Ralph Wallace near S. C. Craw ley Cotton Gin, Lattimore. 2t lip WEDDING INVITATIONS” AND announcements, either printed or engraved. Beautiful line of sam ples to show you. Low prices. 'Die Star, 8helby. 5t 13p FOR~SAI,ErFT:VE~GAITED SA ET dle mare, light bay, five years old. Dr. J. W. Harbison. 2t 13c TOR RENT: FURNISHED TWO rooin apartment with bath. Class In. Call 115-W. ltc WILL PAY CA8H~ FOB CATTLE, any kind. Also hogs, any size. F. S. Dedmond. 5t 11c NOTARY PUBLIC AT THE Star Office. tf31p WE PAY CASH FOR LE8PEDEZA. Morgan <5e Co. 20t 6c BARGAINS IN* XnYTHING SEC ond hand. furniture. stoves, clothes. We sell cheap. Sheloy Salvage Co., phone 751, two doors from D. A. Beam Co. 5t 9c SYMPATHY ACKNOWLEDGE^ ment cards. Engraved or printed. The Star, Shelby. 5t 13p WANTED~TO BU Y Hickory Nuts and Black Walnuts. D. A. Beam Co. 5t-10c FOR SALE: ONE million cabbage plants. D. A. Beam Co. 2t-12c FOR SALE: TWO BERKSHIRE gilt sows. Breedcd. Took first and second prizes at fair. See Carver Blanton, route 4, Shelby. ltp FOR SALE: POLAND CHINA PIGS and shoats. F. S. Dedmond. 5t lie WANTED — TWO BOARDERS, will furnish room and board. 509 8. La Fayette Street. 2t 22c FOR SAI.E 40 LEGHORN PUL lpts. 6 months old, vaccinated for roup and chicken pox. Mrs. W. E. Lowe, Cleveland Springs road. 3t 13p. WANTED TO RENT ^SIX OR seven room house, close in, Ap ply 520 S, DcKaib street. 2t 13p NEW DEAL GIN WILL BEGIN ginning Nov, 17th, Tuesday and Friday. 2t ljp ! ONLY A FEW DAYG LEFT~TC) bu.v brand new five room house j on Llnebcrger street. Complet >' plumbing, ample closets, front I and rear porches. Substantially! built and painted white. New gs-’ rage. Street paving assessment ■ paid. Small cash payment, ba!- j anea In B and L, Will rent to' yield ten per cent on investment, j Lee B. Weathers, owner. 2t Kip R E I N H A R D T ~S Ketchup, 14-oz. bot. 10c; Apple Jelly, 14 oz. jar 15c; Fryers, lb. 20c; Hens. Id. 18; Broilers lb. 18c; T-bone steak, lb. 25c; Sausage, coun try style, lb. 20c; Fresh fish and oy stera. Reinhardt’s, 106 W. Warren St. C. H. Reinhardt, South Shelby. He AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT — SOLD AND FINANCED BY Roger* Motor* - .,S AS NOISE-MAKER By actual measurement recorded in a contest at the Poultry Industrie* exposition in New York, “The General,” a prise rooster owned by Con necticut State college, proved he could make more noise than an alarm clock. “The General's” crowing registered 93 decibels. The best the clock could do was 03 decibels. Julia Fielder Is helping the champion celebrate his victory. (Associated Press Photo) WILL TAKE NOL PROS IN MOORESVILLE CASE STATESVILLE, Nov. 13.—</P)--So ltcltor Charles L. Coggins an nounced he would nol pro* the ease against Leonard Green, labor organizer, and others charged with ■ inciting to riot In connection with the 1935 riot, at the Moores vllle cotton mill. The case was tried here last spring, but a mistrial re* suited. The word ruby Is derived from the Latin ’’ruber,” meaning red. 9 FIRE INSURANCE AT 20% DISCOUNT Call John Anthony, Mgr. Anthony & Anthony Ins. Dept. Offering the Careful Property Owners of Shelby— A Better Kind of FIRE INSURANCE—A Better Kind of SERVICE—at 20% Lower Rates. IT’S TIME TO INSTALL GOOD HEAT Zhoosc from HIT oompletr itoeka— ESTATE HEATROLAS HOT BLAST HEATER8 CIRCULATORS LAUNDRY HEATERS OIL BURNING HEATERS SEE COMPLETE WINDOW DISPLAY w We have all types and sizes of Nationally ad vertised heaters. Here you will find anything you need—from one-room capacity to heaters large enough for heating seven rooms.. Price* $5*75 Up KESTER - GROOME FURNITURE CO. SHELBY and LAWNDALE Beams Mill News Of Current Week (Special to The Star.) BEAMS MILL, Nov. 13.—The W. I M. S. of Pleasant Grove Baptist' church met with Mrs. Coleman El liott Saturday afternoon with ten members and four visitors present. One new member. Mrs. Lawrence Wright was added. An interesting program was rendered concerning the Lottie Moon offering. During the .social hour, the host ess. assisted by Mrs. Perry Cost ner and Mrs. Bonnie Elliott, serv ed a delicious fruit salad, cakes and grape juice. Mrs. Plato Costner remains about the same. Odus Ledford and Toy Grayson have both lost cows recently. Mrs. W. C. Bridges and son, Clarence, Mrs. James Costner and Mrs. Paul Bridges attended the fu neral of Gene Hubbard at Oak Grove Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Onley Wright and son, Charles, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bridges of near Cleveland Springs. Mr. and Mrs. Furman Bingham and daughters, Mrs. Charlie Mc Swain and daughter, Edna of St. Paul and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wright visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bridges Sunday. H. M. Houser and daughters, Lois and Linda of Kings Mountain, George Houser and daughter, Shir ley Ann, Of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. Coot Luts Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. James Costner and daughter, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Dewrell Olasco of Morganton. Mrs. Hardy George of New Pros pect spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Yates Costner. Miss Thelma Bmith and Horace Bridges of Cherryvllle visited Mr. and Mrs. V. H. Williams Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Colvard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hardy Georgs of New Prospect. Mrs. Ida Costner is spending a while with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith of Cherryvllle. Gasten Hoyle are having some Governors Named In The Election WASHINGTON, Nov. IS.—Gov ernors who were elected Nov. 3 and the party to which they belong to summed up in the following: Arison, R. C. Stanford* (D). Arkansas, Carl E. Bailey* (D). Colorado. Teller Ammons* (D). Connecticut. Wilbur L. Cross CD). Delaware. R. C. "McMullen* (D). Florida, Fred P. Cone* (D). Georgia, E. D. ..ivers* (D). Idaho. B. W. Clark* CD). Illinois, Henry Horner CD). Indiana, M- C. Townseno (D). Iowa, N. G. Kraschel CD). Kansas. Walter Huxman* CD). Maine, L. O. Barrows* CR). Mass., C. F. Hurley* CD). Michigan, Frrfnk Murphy* (D). Minnesota. Elmer Benson* cp-L). Missouri, Lloyd C. Stark* CD). Montana, F. A. Hazelbaker* (R). Nebraska, R. L. Cochran CD). N. Hamp., F. P. Murphy* CR). New Mexico, C. Tlngley CD). New York, H. H. Lehman CD). N. Carolina, Clyde R. Hoey* CD). N. Dakota, W. Langer* Clnd.). Ohio, Martin L. Davey CD). R. Island, R. E. Quinn* CD). 8. Dakota, Leslie Jensen* (R). Tenn, O. Browning* CD). Texas, J. V. Allred CD). Utah, H. H. Blood CD). Vermont, O. D. Aiken* CR). Washington, C. D. Martin CD). W. Virginia, H. A. Holt* CD). Wls., P. F. LaFoIlette CProg.) Summary: Democrats elected 3*. Republicans 8, Farmer-Labor 1. Pro gressive 1, "Independent" I. Demo crats gain three governors, Dela ware, Kansas and Michigan; Re publicans gain three, Maine. Mon tana and South Dkota. North Da kota elecetd an independent. •Indicates new incumbents. The first eclipse of the moon recorded by the ancients was made by the Chaldaeans hi the year 731 B. C. remodeling done to their home. Tyson Yarborough gave a corn shucking Tuesday night, A large crowd attended. Roughage It Best Kind Of Cow Feed Good roughage la the cheapest milk-producing feed a farmer can give hi* cow*, said John A. Arey, extension dairy specialist at State College. Roughage is not only Inexpensive and nutritious, he pointed out, but it also tones up the digestive tract and keeps cattle in good health. A cow can eat enough roughage to obtain more than half the nut rients she needs for her highest milk yield. To get the best result* I phaslzed, only high 1 ege should be fed, must become accustomed L ' large quantities of it. 1 COUNTY HEALTH OPFlfr RETURNS to pr*c ROCKINGHAM, Nov u Dr. B. B. Dalton, Richmond7 health officer since £*' has resigned to enter nnv,u . tlce of medicine at Ubertv rJI C. Everett was named Tr L, of the Health Department LET WINTER COME LET THE COLD WINDS BLOW .... YOU’LL BE C0MF0RTAB1 WITH IRON FIREMA] See The New Automatic Iron Fireman On Disfw ALL THIS WEEKl at our new location on SOUTH LaFAYETTE STREET In the building formerly occupied by the Oatawb* loe Cream store. Come In and see this new automatic stoker. Let Uk explain how economical It to to own and operate Iron Fireman. We also handle and have on display the New Superfex Oil Burning Heaters . . the modern dir»et method of heating homes. AUTOMATIC HEATING CO.I Diehl T. Cantrell, Representative PHONE 230 A 48 PAGE MICKEY MOUSE SCRAP BOOK I AND A NEW MICKEY MOUSE PICTURE CARD EVERY DAY I With every loaf ,T7 a DIFFERENT Mickey Mouse picture card ovary day ... The Mickey Mouse that every one know* and laves! Minnie Mouse. Fluto and all Mickey’s Fait in a new adventure every day. The cards ore FREE. The 4® page scrap book to paste them in is FREE and there’s a DIFFERENT recipe on every page. Ask your Grocer. x?r M* \A \ \i Vc aNDWICh JSL There’. HEALTH as wrf « "Sj this bread for BOYS and GIRIS is mad* from the PUREST in51 ents in a flooded - with ■ wnM bakery, baked just naht. «jJJ tight and delivered fRESH * day. The children who eatitvn" STRONGER today and be"*' zens tomorrow The future is buiH on round bod£ OUR BREAD BUILDS so»"« r* Buy it and try it TODAY. , Tar Heal Sandwich Bread NOW THIN SLICED And In The NEW ORANGE STREAMLINE WRAPPER. . WALDENSIAN BAKING CO.
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