THIMBLE THEATRE
With Hi* Ear To The Ground.
By E. C. SEGAR
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The G-Man’* Got Her Number.
By CHARLES FLANDERS
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By CHIC YOUNG
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By CARL ANDERSON
JUST KIDS
Poor Little Rich Boy.
By AD CARTER
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TILLIE THE TOILER
The Forgotten Man.
By WESTOVER
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The Star
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Shelby Daily Star
PHONE NO. 11
CAROLINA MARBLE AND GRAN
ite Works, Charlotte, N. C. ofl€rs
you more in monuments. See us.
Write or call F. S. Beam, Gas-.
tonia, R-3, N. C. Phone 3321.
tf 15c j
WILL PAY HIGH
est cash price for
peas, cane seed, les
pedeza seed, cotton
seed meal, cotton
seed, corn, scrap
cotton, etc. D. A.
Beam Co. 20t-4c
OUR STOCK IS ALL BRAND
new. You can’t find any nicer line
of gifts in all kinds of jewelry
than you will find at Alexander's.
Geo. Alexander Jewelry Store,
South side of Court Square. 2t 17
FOR SALE: LIVING AND DINING
room furniture, kitchen cabinet,
oil stove, wicker suit, heatrola,
dresser and dressing table. Mrs.
3. Gaffney, phone 757-W, 701 East
Graham street. 5t 14c |
FIRE BRICK, FIRE CLAY,
flue lining. Z. J. Thompson Lum
ber Co, phone 107. tf 17c i
DON’T MISS THE CHRISTMAS
programs. For first class radio
service see or call Ideal Radio .
Service, phone 613. H. E. McKin
ney, 1008 N. Washington street.
5t 13p
BRAND NEW HOUSE FOR SALE
at a bargain. You could not dup
licate it for the price on today’s '
advanced cost of labor and ma
terial. Five rooms, complete plumb
ing, garage, underpinned, sub
flcored, front and rear porches.
Street paving paid in full, taxes!
and insurance paid. $650 cash, bal
ance of $1,600 in building and loan. I ■
Lee B. Weathers, owner. 3t 16p|
WE PAY CASH FOR
peas. Morgan and
Co. tfN2c
ALL NEW AND USED RADIOS, ;
both battery and electric are be
ing sold at special prices now at
Pendleton's Music Store. 15-17-18c
FOR RENT: AVAILABLE JAN 1st.
two furnished first floor rooms,
adjoining bath, nice section, with
small family. Phone 554-W 2t 17p
OLD FURNITURE MADE NEW.
We repair, refinish and upholster
any kind. Shelby Upholsters, 205
West Ford street, phone 694.
tf aug 26c ;
COAL FOR EVERY
purpose. Lutz - Yel
tfih rififll f!o PVinnoo!
831-832. tfMWFc
FOR SALE: BOY’S COLUMBIA
bicycle, In first class condition.
See E. P. Riviere at Star office.
3t 17p \
YOUNG WOMAN WITH SIX
years experience desires position •
as stenographer and bookkeeper!
or general office work in business
or legal capacity. References. Call
749-W. » 17C ]
LOST—BLACK HOUND DOG BE
tween Lawndale and Casar with j
brown legs, white tip on tail. Bate : j
^Parker, 719 S. DeKalk St. 2t 17p' 1
NEW STORE FRONT, NEW
stock of all kinds of jewelry, newj
i lo" prices at Alexander s. South
side of Court Square.
WANTED — SCRA]
cotton. D. A. Beai
& Co. 2t-18(
FOR BEST COAL
Best service. Call;
Lutz-Yelton Coal;
Co. Phones 831-832.
tfMWFc i
ricket Lines Are
Seen In Charleston
CHARLESTON, S. C, DfC .g
/FV-Striking seamen who have thm
vessels tied up in Charleston har
>or. today continued their actn,'
ies with the assurance of Mavo
Burnet R. Maybank that authority'
mould not attempt to prevent exten
’ion of picket lines so long as
Lions remained peaceful.
Meanwhile Captain F, c Sec
Posted $750 bond for the release !
the Steamship Narbo, libeled w
seamen for back wages they allcee
mere due them.
To Investigate
WINSTON-SALEM, Dee, 18^41
—The North Carolina committee or
negro affairs, meeting here, urged
thorough investigation of the con
troversies which precipitated th«
recent student strike at A. and T
College, Greensboro.
SMALL FARM: 32 ACRES IN~No
8 township, just off hard surfaci
road, two small houses, runnint
water, productive land. Pay $75,
cash, balance of $1,500 in federa
land bank. Owner leaving state
says sell this week. See us. Wii
be glad to show you. J. b. Noia:
-.ARGE ASSORTMENT ALL FAH
styles in ladies dress materials or
sale Wednesday. Cleveland ciotr
MiU-_tf 2(
you CAN’T BEAT ALEXANDER 5
for gifts in the jewelry line. Geo
Alexander, southside of Courl
Square._ a ll
HIGHEST PRICES
paid for scrap cot
ton. Auto Inn. 6mwf
3IVE A PHOTOGRAPH~FOR
Christmas. We make pictures day
or night; color any picture with
transparent oils; work done by
experts. Ellis Studio, Bank Build
ing. 4t-15e
WANTED — C OW
peas. D. A. Beam &
Co. 2tl7c
t'OR BETTER MILL WORK
Z. J. Thompson Lumber Com
pany, phone 107. tf 2lc
SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF~$2M)0
off on all pianos for schools and
churches up to January 1st. Pen
dleton’s Music Store. 15-17-lSc
WANTED - SCRUB
cotton. D. A. Beam
& Co. 2t-17c
rLITTLE SLIP OF~YOUR FOOT
may cause a broken arm or leg or
even the loss of your life—be wise,
insure against any kind of acci
dent. Protect all. J. S. Willard,
Finance Bldg., Shelby, N. C
tf fri 4e
WANTED - H fcT*
ory nuts and black
walnut kernels. D.
A. Beam & Co.
2t-17c
rou areTcord
ially invited to
Wray’s great Christ
mas sale. Fine suits
and overcoats. Men,
if you need clothes,
don’t miss this
chance. 5t-16c
5EE~ ALEXANDER’S BEAUTIFUl
line of dinner rings. Prices fro™
tin nn Alexander's Jewelry store.
Southside of Court Square. 2t ”
?OR SALE: TEN MULES. WEIGHT
1000 to 1100 pounds. Price *'<*> '*
$125. Also farm implements, r"'
two-horse farms for rent, tenan
must furnish stock. See Ernes
Elliott, Lawndale. 3t__p
l PULL LINE OF ELECTRIC AP
pliances, waffle irons, perci*
toasters, mixmastcrs. irons. Al ■
the very latest design and niaty
by Westinghouse at p™dlet0"
Music Store.
F ITS PINE GIFTS IN JEWELS*
see Alexander. Southside of
_ 2t
Square.
JJTZ-YELTON Coal
Co. appreciates your
business. Phone
ftftDAYS
on On
fHURSDAYS
k.
rooms uufurwU.iieti u* *
borhood C*i\ci Nu up
West Sumter St
or" SALE: SEVERAL JHJJ,
and horses. Would 11:1,in«*.
car or good truck. E F v ^