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Shelby Daily Star
PHONB NO. 11
OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW.
We repair, reflnUh and upholster
any kind. Shelby Upholsters. 305
West Ford street, phone 894.
tf aug 36c
CAROLINA MARBLE AND ORAN
its Works, Charlotte, N. G. offers
you more In monument*. See us.
Write or call F. 8. Beam, Qes
tonle, R-3, N- 0. Phone 3331.
tf lie
MONUMENTS
We Nave certain designs in mon
uments e‘ special prices. B. R
Dellinger. tbop near Hospital.
If 19c
IF YOU HAVE A LEAKING ROOF
or chimney which needs cleaning
out see me. I can stop tho leaks
and fix Uie chimneys. Can also
paint and cover your roof. First
class work guaranteed. J. W. Den
ton, telephone No. 1L tip
WRECKED AUTOMOBILES BE
paired, painted, upholstered. Also
woodwork repaired in cars
Leigh’s Body Shop, South Shelby,
Lily Mill Road. tt 18c
LAROE ASSORTMENT ALL FALl
styles in ladles drees materials or
sato Wednesday. Cleveland ciotr
Mill. tf a<
WE PAY CASH FOR
peas. Morgan and
CdbBBSWtW-' tfN2c
Get YOUR WINTER
supply of oils, greas
es and Anti-Freeze
for your car at any
Amoco Service Sta
tion or Arey Motoi
Co. 5t-23e
FIRE BRICK. FIRE CLAY
flu* lining. Z. J. Thompson Lum
ber Co, phone 107. tf 17c
BE SAFE —. NOT
sorry. Trade where
you see the Large
Amoco Signs. 5t23e
FOR BALK: POLAND CHIN/
pigs and shoots. T. P, Hamrick
« miles west of Shelby, hlghwaj
74. It 2Si
BEFORE SELLING
your seed, see D. A.
Beam Co. We pay
highest cash price.
6t*25e
BIRD’S ROOFINGS EN
dure. Call Z. 4. Thompson Lum
ber Co, phone 107. N. Washington
street tf 34c
PONT FORGET THE OPINING
Hour or the local curb market ha/
been changed from 7 til 8 o'clock
each Saturday. >t 25;
WANTED A HOME FOR AN AG
ed man—and will pay well foi
his care. D. A. Beam Co. 3t 26c
VISIT MRS. ABENETHY’S ANTI
qua shop in Ltncclnton for fur
niture and bric-a-brac. Lovelj
pieces priced especially low. 4t 26;
iot~ ACRE.PARm'^S-MILES OI
York, 8 room residence In nlcs
grove, 3 tenant houses, in fin<
state of cultivation. Good tern
83,000. J. C. WUbom, York, S. C
ltl
will rechive carToaiTgooi
mules tomorrow. Saturday, thi
38th. Cline Bros, and Doggett.
' -•ltl
WE SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS
Our motto is courtesy and service
Barbers: R. B. Turner, Ploy
Water*. Cordon Lowery, Joe Cart
ner. We thank you R B Turn*
Barber Shop It 27
- ----
BOOMS FOR RENT. Vi* NORT1
LaFayette etreet it
WE PAY CASH FOR LESPEDEZA
Morgan <J« Oo. 30t «c
THE BEST DRAIN TILE
and Terra Cotta Pipe, see Z. J.
Thompson Lumper Co, phone
107. tl 19c
JUST RECEIVED^
Car load of Anti
Freeze for your car.
Prices right. Arey
Motor Co. 5t-23c
WANTED, SERVICE
station operator for
Amoco station. W.
G. Arey. 2t-27c
IF IT’S ANTI-Freeze
you want for your
car, we have it. Pric
es lowest. Try it and
you will see a differ
ence. Amoco Ser
vice Stations. Arey
Motor Co. 5t-23c
WILL PAY HIGH
est cash prices for
furs, mink, raccoon,
o’possum, muskrat,
skunk, brown weas
el, house cat, furs of
all kind, D. A. Beam
Co. 5t-23c
WANTED, SERVICE
station operator for
Amoco station. W.
G. Arey. 2t-27c
FOR A LIMITED TIME YOU CAN
trad* in your old ault or topcoat
on a new one made-to-your
measure—price* $30.50 and up
See Milton Loy. Brownbllt Shoe
Store, Phone 331. 4t 34c
FOR RENT: “TWO”" OR THREE
unfurnished rooms for light house
keeping. Sink In kitchen On high
way 18, near hospital Phone 193
| 4t 24<
NEW FLOORS - SEE Z. J
Thompson Lumber Co, phone
107. tf 19c
GIN NOTICE — BE
ginning next week,
ginning days, Tues
days and Fridays.
Dover Gin Co. 2t26c
HOME FOR SALE-NINE ROOMS
brick veneer, shaded lot .doubli
garage. C. D. Mints home. W<
have instructions to sell. No prlci
given over telephone. J. B. Nolar
Co, Room 33 Royster Building
3t w-f-e
GOOD GREY, SINGLE BLAN
kets. AU you want at 49c each. Ni
more to pay. The Stamey Com'
pany, Fallston-PolkvUle. m-w 18'
FARM FOR SALE — 43 ACRES
Just off main road, near Moores
boro. Five room house, good ban
painted. 35 acree in cultivation. I
acres of bottom, pasture, produc
tive land. Price $45 per acre. J
B. Nolan Co. 3t w-f-i
ACCIDENT AND HEALTH “iN
■urance guarantees an income
when you are sick or disabled. Lei
us explain the details. J. S. Wil
lard, Finance Building, Shelby. N
C. tf tues-wed-fri-<
GCT~~YOUR~NEW BLUM'S AL
manac at Austin-Comwell Drui
Store. 6t 37
FIREWORKS-A full
line Salutes $2.5C
ease. Hamrick Can
dy Company, West
of Shelby 6t-27c
LIME? CEMENT? PLAS
ter. Get our prices. Z. J. Thomp
son Lumber Co, phone 107.
| tf 24<
' HAVE MOVED MY BARBER SHOI
! to Graham St., next door to ici
| plant. Six first class barbers
-j Open early and late to take cart
! of customers. Give us a trial. E
'j E. Sisk Barber Shop. 5t 27j
At The Theatres
i
“Ride, Ranger, Ride’* is the chie
‘ attraction at the Caroline today
I with Gene Autry and the Tennesse
i Ramblers featured. Short subject
•jar# addad. “Ohoet Town,” starrinj
' j the Three Meaquiteers, will play «
i Saturday, with Popeye and serla
j as extras. “The Big Broadcast o
r 1937“ featuring Jack Benny, Bum
? j and Allen. Benny Goodman an<
* others, will open the week at thi
c Carolina on Monday.
HOPE NOW SEEN
IN MONTH-LONG
PACIFIC STRIKE
Release Of Food
Ships May Be Cause
Of Ending
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov.
Oovernment mov«m<mt of food
ships to Alaska brought new hope
today for a broad la tho month
long maritime strike deadlock to
day, but International boycots
threatened to tighten the union
blockade of American ports.
The district council of the Inter
national Longshoremen's associa
tion looked on an agreement for re
lease of government-chartered ves
sels to carry food to Alaska as a
possible "precedent on which the
entire maritime dispute might be
settled."
Bend flhin North
While they moved spedily to send
emergency ships north, government
officials Indicated they were con
sidering a similar plan for Hawaii
food relief.
International support for the
widespread strike blockade came
from the Mexican confederation ol
Workers, which extended a boycott
of American ships at Mexioo's Pac
ific ports to the east coast and
Quit.
The dockworkers’ union In Pranci
refused an Informal request from
the United States embassy to with
draw an order against unloading
the U. 8. liner Washington itu
Havre. Marseille dock workers re
fused to unload coke from an Amer
ican freighter.
In New xork harbor the trans
Atlantic liner President Harding
remained many hours past It* sail
ing time, lacking a full crew.
Peace prevailed over Thanksglv.
Ing at Paelflo ports, where 2<X
ships are Idle, but two men wen
Injured in a free-for-all sailors
fight at New York. Officials Inves
tigated reports that a seaman whe
died aboard an oil tanker was a
victim of strike violence before Uu
Vessel sailed from New York Sun
day.
A. L. Hamrick Of
Chemee It Buried
CMISNU, Hot, 37.—A. L. Hanv
rick, os, well known resident of the
SUta Lino taction, died early wed
neaday morning after a Ungerini
illneaa of eeven years.
He la am-rived by hi* wife, Mr*
Alice Jolly Hamrick; kmeon
Vance Hamrick, Gaffney, rout* 9
, three daughter*, Mr*. O. <J. Ms
cheny. Greenville; Mias Ada Ham
rick, Boiling Springe, N. o.; am
Mrs. M. B. Blanton, Louisville, Ky.
three brother*, J, F. Hamrick, Da
vid Hamrick. Gaffney, route 9; anc
Chamber* Hamrick, Mooresboro, N
O,; and one alster, Mrs. J. T. Jol
ly, Gaffney, route 3. Twelve grand
children also survive.
Funeral services were oonductec
; Thursday afternoon at 3:30 o’clocl
i at the State Line Baptist church
i with th* Rev, J. J. Boone, assistec
by the R*V. J. L. Jenkins and th<
Rev. J. A. Honeycutt, officiating.
Had Fun At This
Football Contesl
RALEIGH. Nov~27. -m- On
negro vu In Jail, another la:
t wounded In a hospital and severs
, other persons nursed cuts today a
the result of a disturbance at thi
Shaw-St. Augustine negro footbal
; game here yesterday.
Bottles began to fly and a piste
cracked 'after a third Quarts
i touchdown broke a deadlock. Polio
arrested C. M. Jonee. Raleigh ne
gro, and hurried James Crump to i
. hospital with a bullet in his neck.
WEARY PASSENGERS ARE
ABLE TO STRETCH LEG I
JUNEAXJ, Alaska. Nov. n.-W
Storm weary airplane and shi]
pasesngers stretched their legs oi
Arm ground today, glad to read
safety from gales and fogs.
Riding out a terrific storm in tb<
Oulf of Alaska, the overdue motor
ship Basil of Reach Seward fron
Seldovia with air undetermine<
number of passengers.
Airplane pilot Chet Brown, his 1!
passengers aboard the coast guart
patrol boat Morris, landed his tri
motored ship at Juneau, ending I
search that started Monday.
SPARTANBURG GIRL IS
INJURED IN ASHEVILLi
ASHEVILLE, Nov. 27.—(JPK-Mlai
1 Moselle Short, of Spartanburg, B
O., was reported In a serious con
dltton today after being Injured it
a wreck here yesterday.
She suffered injuries about th<
; head and face. Three other person
C. H. Peenster, II, Margaret MU
’ and Jack Pearson, of Woodruff, 8
> C.. were loss seriously hurt,
i The aoddsnt oceurre dwhen thro
t automobiles ran together at a stree
( intersection.
1 F. dTrTJr. Bettor
t BOSTON, Nov. 27.—Pranklin O
Roosevelt, Jr., confined to a hospt
, ital bed by a sinus infection, wai
1) very much better" today, accordini
“ to Henry Cushing. brother*tn-law
I of Jume*
*
Federation For
30 - Hour Week
TAMPA, Fla., Nov. 27.—(/P)—
The American Federation of
Labor today threw it* strength
back of the SO-hour work week
“ae the only means of master*
in* unemployment.”
Declarln* the six-hour day
and five-day week would “pro
tect society from future de
pressions." the convention di
rected the A. T. of L. executive
council to call upon Congress
for enactment of the SOhour
week into national law,
Technological advances, the
delegates were informed by the
convention’s shorter work week
committee, have brought about
a condition offsetting the re
turn of industrial activity to
the 1028 prdouctlon level.
But Russia Is
Ready, Waiting
(Continued from page one.)
stones of Soviet defense againsi
any Japanese attack. It parallel!
the trans-Siberian railway, but wel
within Soviet territory.
Krutoff declared the Soviet fai
east was "ready for defense" ant
sounded a stem warning to Japan
"Our policy is one of peace.” hi
said "but we give warning that U
there is an attack we shall delivei
a crushing blow. We will not sur
render an inch of far eastern ter
ritory.
MADRID DIFINDIM ABB
BURROWING IN GROUNI
, MADRID. Nov. 37.—<JP)—The be
listed people of Madrid begin to'
day to turn their bomb-tom clt:
Into a vaet labyrinth of under
ground passage*.
Seizing whatever implement,
were available, or using their ban
GENEVA, Nov. 37.—(iP)—'The"
Spanish government appealed
today to the League of Nations
against Germany and Italy un
der article eleven of the cove
nant dealing with “any war or
threat of war," and asked for
an immediate meeting of .the
league council.
hands, householders began tunnel
tag from cellar to cellar to provldi
places of refuge In case their home
are brought crashing down upoi
their heads. •
Their task was made difficult b;
the fact that almost every availabli
; spade in the city has been presse<
into use for the building of fcrtl
flections.
General Kleber. socialist Aom
; mander of the Uttt InteWatlone
, Brigade, declared today govern
mint forces will drive the Insur
. gents from the gates of Madrid b;
Christmas."
"We are rapidly forging am
; army out of the excellent mflltii
. material at hand." he said In hi
headquarters in the capital’s mos
exclusive golf club house. Mean
while, at Valencia, 73 American
I awaited evacuation from Spall
; aboard the United # States Cpdse
, Raleigh, following a'safe a# .jjRVr.
I trip from the closed embassy hen
Feed Is Froblem
The defense food supply com mis
sariat worked hard at transport
tag supplies from eastern Spain. I
virtually had succeeded in placini
the whole city on a vegetarian dial
due to the scarcity of meat.
However, herds of sheep wer
t grazing on the l/.wn and In th
> gardens of the war ministry am
1 some peasants broughth sheep, pig
i and fowl from outlying districts t
i live with them in their new refug
I In the Salamanca district of th
city.
I Pigs seemed to be fairly plentiful
■ but fish were not. Many were tak
[ en from Ornamental ponds am
. eaten.
\
WASHINGTON THANKFUL
AS AMERICANS LEAVI
I WASHINGTON, Nov. 37. — m -
Word that 30 American refugee
- fleeting *hell-tom Madrid ha
> reached their goal—the shelter o
i a Navy Cruiser at Valencia -
> brought relief today to tense offl
eiala at the State department.
i About as many more were be
■ lieved to have reached the city o
i Valencia, arid a ftidlo #aessafe fron
1 Naval officers at the scene promts
ed that all would be safely quar
i tered aboard the vessel, the XJ. 8
i s. Raleigh, by tonight.
, ALL DAT SINGING AT
FREE SAINTS TABERNACLI
There will be an all day singlm
convention at Cherryville at th
Free Saints Tabernacle Sun da;
i November 39th. All sinters ale es
, pecially invited, soloists, duets, trioi
. quartets and all singers will be glv
i an free dinner. There will be a mes
sage at 11 o’clock by the pastor. Ret
i Durham Whtenant. Hi* subject wll
i be the Divine Nature.
Birmingham Pastor
i To Spoak At Grovei
Rev. Donald A. Hyde, former pas
tor of the Ensiey Fresby terlan churcl
in Birmingham, Ala., will be ii
. charge ef a union service at Grove
Sunday night at 7 o’clock.
The servlet will be held at th
Baptist church. Other churches li
| Grover have been invited to at
I tend.
Summary Of
The Market
Furnished by E. A. Fierce * Co.
NEW YORK, Nov. #T. — Dow
Jones* stock summary for today la
as follows:
Atchison system Oct. net operat
ing Income $2,460,907 vs. $3,341,269
in Oct. 1936, ten months $13,350,
006 vs. $13,394,721.
McKeesport Tinplate special
stockholders meeting adjourns
without voting as directors advise
of new plan re-merger with Na
tional Can.
British objections to Osman
Japanese alliance against commun
ism may be voiced officially next
week, reliable sources said.
New Haven Oct. net income
$370,391 after taxes and charges but
before guarantees on separately op
erated properties vs. net loss $224,
70$ in Oct. 103$, ten months net
loss $4,444,666 vs. net loss $3,943,640
in 1038.
Mountain Producers declared
regular semi-annual dividend 30c.
Directors meet for settop on Ra
dio Corporation and American
. Commercial Alcohol dividends to
day.
Maytag declares dividend of 80c
on common Dec. 31 and Dec. 8.
C. St O. places order for 37,471
gross tons of rails, Carnegie Illinois
gets 19,800 Inland Steel 13,118 and
' Beth Steel 4,490.
Pere Marquette ordering 7,400
gross tons all 113-pound rail.
' Nickel Plate orders 13,836 tons
all 113-pound rails.
American Air Lines places order
for five additional Douglas D. c.—
3 transports, bringing total of these
planes ordered so far to 30.
Vulcan Defining declares special
dividend $4 cm common Dec. 31
and Dec. 10.
LONDON: Stocks firm, trans*
Atlantlcs steady. Paris weak, inter
nationals firm.
St. Louis Southwestern ten
months net loss $130,534 vs. net
loss $541,450 in 1935.
S.H. Kress declares extra di
vidend 60c on new no par common
A better than seasonal pickup
made in metropolitan New York
during Oct. total contracts for
months $33,355,300 vs. $21,746,700 in
American News, New York Cor
poration, declares extra dividend
$4.25 and regular bi-monthly di
vidend 25c oh common.
Net income Equitable Office
'mg 6 months ended Oct. 31,
$169,972 vs. $109,597 in 1936.
United Oas Corporation and sub
sidiaries 13 months ended Oct. 31
net Income $10,969,15$ vs. $4,710,
in 1935.
Chicago and Eastern Illinois rail
road net operating income ten
months $1,009,390 vs. $351,217 year
ago.
’ Butler Bros, declare* dividend
* 60c on common Dec. 31 end Dec. 6.
Royal Typewriter declares divid
■ end >6.75 on accumulations on 7
■ percent preferred and regular quar
1 ter fl.75 both Dee. 15 and Dec. 5.
COTTON LETTER
NEW YORK. Nov. 37.—Covering
! and price fixing In Dec. following
the stopping of notices Wednes
* day strengthened market and In
1 creased Dec. premium, market cloe
1 ed at high of the day. Worth street
f quieter with volume slightly less
' than production, prices firm.
’ strengthening tendency for delivery
In first quarter, exports continue to
• run behind last season but current
[ comparisons misleading due to ma
1 rttlme strike. With a period of
’ heavy retail buying ahead and high
’ mill activity to supply forward or
• ders there seems likelihood of
steady trade demand and firmer
prices.
5 Atk Federal Aid
| To Clear Creek
• (Continued from page one.)
, years a number of fever cases in
- this section have been reports.
. Typhoid Is not spread by a moe
. quite, but by pollution of the stream
l and by the stagnation of overflow
waters.
Petitions are being circulated In
the section along the creek south
of highway No. 74 bridge and the
■ South Carolina Una. The territory
covers about seven miles or more of
■ the creek end the district affected
i la about five miles wide all the way
i south.
r More than 1,600 persons are
thought to reside in the area.
i Moat of the creek north or the
i bridge mentioned has been drained
-1 and crops are growing In the bot
I toms.
T oday *s
Markets
New York cotton at 3:30 today:
Jan. 11:70, Mar. 11:67, May 11:63,
July 11:61, Oct. 11:33. Dac. 11:83.
COTTON STEADY
NEW YORK, Not. 37.—<JP)—Cot
ton futures opened barely ateady, 3
higher to 6 lower on trade buytaf
of December and hedge selling of
the late months.
LEADERS OF
NEW YQBK, Nov. 27.—(A*)—
Prices pressed forward in today's
stock market, numerous leaders get
ting up fractions to a point or so at
the active opening
improvement was shown by Amer
ican Telephone, V■ S. Steel, Bethle
hem. General Motors, Montgomery
Ward, Chrysler, Consolidated Edi
son, N. Y. Central, Socony Vacuum
and Southern Pacific. A shade low
er were Westinghouse and General
Electric.
POULTRY WEAK
NEW YORK, Nov. 37.—VPh-Live
poultry weak. By freight, chickens:
Rocks 18; colored mixed with Rocks
16; Fowls: Colored 16-30; Leghorn
18-U; Turkeys 18-33; other freight
prices unchanged.
GRAIN RISES
CHICAGO, Nov 27.-CAV-Surpris
ing strength of the Liverpool wheat
market led to sharp upturns of Chi
cago grain prices early today.
Opening 8-4 to X 7-8 cents up, Chi
cago wheat futures held near these
lmita. Com started at 1-4 to 7-8
gain and for the time being altered
little.
RICHMOND HOGS
RICHMOND. Va., Nov. J7.-(F)—
Hogs 9.71.
HOGS STRONG
CHICAGO, Nov. n.—m— (U. s.
Dept. Agr).—Hogs »,000, Including
12,000 direct: fairly active, mostly
strong to 10 higher than Wednes
day’s average: spots on lightweights
showing more upturn; top 9.90.
MATHEWSON CASK TO
REACH JURY TODAY
FRANKLIN, N. C.. Nov. J7.-(ff)
—Only the charge of Judge W. F.
Harding and the state's doting ar
gument remained today before the
trial of Ralph Mathewson, 33, Rob
hinsville cafe proprietor charged
with slaying his wife, goes to the
Jury.
The state attempted to show that
Mathewson fired three shots Into
Me'wife's body while they were fir
their csfe the night of February is.
The defense offered a plea of tem
porary Insanity.
HUSBAND'S DRINKING
CAUSES WIFE'S SUICIDE
CHARLOTTE, Nov. 27.—Po
lice listed the death here of Mrs.
Lovene Hathersall, 35, as suicide.
She died at a local hospital from
a dose of poison.
Detective Chief Frank N. Little
john said she left a letter to a sis
ter saying her husband’s drinking
had driven her to the act.
RALEIGH. Nov. 37.—(^—Char
ters vu given today to Charles 8.
Rauh and William V. Kingdom of
Indianapolis and L. J. Pace of
Asheville who subscribed three
shares of the 1,000 shares of au
thorised capital stock for the Pace
Timber company of Bostic.
Diphtheria Decreases
RALEIGH, Nov. 37.—(AV-The
number of cases of diphtheria In
North Carolina decreased from 133
during the week ended November
14 to 100 In the week ended Nov
ember 31.
All Nine Dead
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 37.-<P)—
Nine men, whose bodies were found
in the fire-scarred hole of the
Moore-McCormack freighter, 8. 8.
Scantlc. Hied of asphyxiation, Coro
ner C. Greene Cole said today.
Kills Father
WAYNESVILLE, Nov. 37.—WD—
Donald Henderson. 13, charged
with killing his father jrhile the
latter was drunk and tnreatenlng
the family is expected to be tried
at a term of court opening here
Monday.
NOTICS TO CBKDITOaa
Having this day qualified u adminis
tratrix of Cieero Xskrtd|*'s estate notice
Is heresy siren to all persons holding
claims against said estate to present
tame properly proven to the undersigned
on or before November If. IMT or this
notice win be pleaded In bar of any re
covery thereon. All persons indebted te
the said estate will please make Imme
diate payment to the undersigned.
This the stth day of November, ltlf.
KATHERINE ESKRIDGE. Adminlt
tratrl xof Cieero Eskridge's Estate.
B. T. rails, Atty. for administratrix
5t nov lie
CUu System
CUar Skin
. Ton mint bs tm tom
Uon to hsvo m good, dm w
Um. If not sitmtnotod. tho
rttoowrt donor* ttuaiSud
tag to Mt rid of than.
Wc s aJaar. healthy skfa.
ave tto bowels MtL.
future duturbaaao
BLACK-DRAUGHT
A GOOD LAXATIVE
i
Roosevelt Gets
Rousing Welcome
(Continued from page one.)
States Coast Artillery Mission at
Rio, and Capt. C. C. OIU, chief of
the United States naval mission.
5,000 Children
As the Indianapolis approached
Maua pier, 8,000 school children
sang the Star Spangled Br/mer f>
welcome Mr. Roosevelt.
The Indianapolis swung into the
official automobile and started for
the residence several miles away
which Mr. Roosevelt was invited to
occupy during his 12 hour stay
here.
They drove through a double-line
of helmeted soldiers, who saluted
them with rifles at "present arms.”
Twelve military bands, stationed at
various points along the route.'
played the national anthems of the
United States and Brasil.
Planes Circle
The Indianapolsi swung into the
harbor as five Brasilian naval
planaa circled overhead.
Six Brazilian warships in a col
umn rode at anchor inside the bay
with thslr white-uniformed crews
standing at attention at the rails.
A light rain was falling as the guns
boomed the presidential salute.
Thousands of persons lined the
r
dock* u the ln«Ji*napoii*
th« pier and then swung an
THe presidential party waved.
Inga amid the din of ^
horns and church bell*.
In Rio s principal street* nUes
carnations and gladioli hum. ’
lampposts.
As the gangplank wM ,Wlti
the rain lewened
remained gray and over
Diplomats and government
clsls had assembled in the
tlon hall of the touring Cluh
looking the pier. 8 ub ovi
City officials planned elect*
displays for Mr. Rooseveff
PMture, set for 10 p.m. a^ ,
addresses the Brasilian parCJ
In a Joint session.
LARGE BARN BURNED
near CLipriu
CUFFSIDE. Nov. 27 _ . J
bam owned by Morton Scrum
farmer and contractor 0‘ j
CUffstde, was destroyed by nr. i
Friday afternoon.
The structure which was
used by Wayland Scruggs, s br
er of the owner, was perhsp*
largest and most commodious i
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Campbell Values
9x12 MATTING ART SQUARES^
Aborted Colorful Patterns
Si Pound ELECTRIC IRON
Heating Element Guaranteed for One Year
ANDARD WEIGHT FELT
BASE RUGS
Assortment Patterns
- 4
ENTIRE
STOCK AT
TREMENDOUS
REDUCTIONS
$49.75 ait.$39.75
$39.75 at.$32.50
$29.75 at.$22.50
$16.00 to $19.75 at
$14.75
i
$9.00 to $12.75 at
$7.98
If
132 Felt
HATS
jp to |4.98
Steep Warm In Muratal
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gowns
Si.98 1.50 & 1.98
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