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t. FCjta SALE
^ FOR BALE: "ioNE 2-HORSE WA
gon, 1 set leather harness, 3
leather! collars, 4 bridles, Korean
lespedeza seed. Glenn Lee, Lawn
dale. 2t 2p
FAST COLORED PRINTS
35c yard. The Remnant
Store. 6t-26c
CLEVELAND’S SERVICE
Honor Roll—Only a few
of them left—see them
with our service greeting
cards at Lee’s Home and
Office Supply, Phone 853,
next door to A&P. tf-15c
LADIES, HERE’S SOME
thing you ought to have—
a “Style Princess” Saddle
leather ladies bill fold. A
real bargain at $2.50 and
$3.50. Lee’s Home and Of
fice Supply. 2t-3c
PLENTY JAMESWAY WATER
ers and feeders. H L. Jones. Jones
aw Tiefc* Station, tf tues-fri 27c
BEDSPREAD MATERIAL,
(Also suitable for draper
ies) 39c yard. The Remnant
Store. 6t-26c
35 INCH OUTING 25c YD.
The Remnant Store. 6t-26c
FOR SALE: DEEP AND
shallow' well pumps. Also
range boilers and jacket
■water heaters. J. S. Blan
ton, Lattimore. 4t-28c
SMARTEST BAGS IN SHEL
by at Brewer’s Bag Bar.
From $1.00 to $6.89 plus
fed. tax. 71-1-2-3-7-8-9-10c
‘“STYLE KING” GENUINE
Leather Bill Folds—$2.00
to $5.00. Built to stand the
wear and tear of everyday
use. See them at Lee’s
Home & Office Supply. 2t3c
FOR SALE: TWO MULE COLTS,
19 months old, two fine registered
Polled Hereford bulls, 9 months
and other one 2 years old. No
Sunday callers. D. C. Carpenter,
Route 1, Belwood, N. C.
4t 2. 3, 7. 8 p
FOR SALE: TWO FIVE-YEAR
old mules, weight 1200 lbs. J. C.
Royster, Shelby, Route 5. 3t 3p
FOR SALE: TWO MULES. $75
■ each. Reason for selling, going
’ into armed service. C. W. Ham
rick, near Hollis, route 1, Ellen
boro. ltp
GENUINE LEATHER” TO
bacco Pouch or Coin Purse
with zipper. Handy to use
—easy to carry in pocket
or handbag. Lee's Home &
Supply. 2t-3c
I FOR SALE—5,000 POUNDS KOR
f ean Lespedeza .iced. 10c lb. Ra
il.;'' mon Yarbro. Toluca, N. C. In
i' 1 quire at Boyles and Sons Store.
6t eod lp
I FOR SALE: TEN THOUSAND
lbs. lespedeza seed, re-cleaned,
I . no Johnson grass. C. C. Houser.
K. one mile North of Crouse.
3t Thurs-Fri-Mon Ip
FOR SALE: 1000 LBS. KOREAN i
Lespedeza, 8c lb. David E. Beam,
between Double Shoals and Fall
1 aton. 3t 2p j
GENUINE I.EATH E K ZIP
Kits. Handy for travelers
p: or service men. Ideal for;
tarrying shaving supplies. I
f' Black or tan. Lee’s Home &
H office Supply. 2t-3c
W e Ru > ^ "
Burned A, Wrecked Cars
SHEUY
t Ml> At TO PARTS
► OK Rt > CLINfA
PAINTERS AND CONTRAC
tors, see Tillman's for pre
war inside and outside
paint. 2t-2c
JUST RECEIVED A LIMITED
supply of 4.50x5.00x19 tires. Don't
wait. See them now at the Good
Gulf Corp., corner of Marion
and Washington. 3t 2p
SPECIAL NOTICES
j GROCERY XnFpAPER DE
livery boys, we have 18x13
wire bicycle baskets. Just
a few left. Tillman's. 2t-2c
WELDING — ANY KIND, ANY
time, anywhere. Jones Bros.
Welding & Machine Shop, Shel
by, N. C. Phone Bi5. Night 942-R.
tf 31c
WANTED RIDERS TO GASTONIA
and back daily. Call 800 after
6:30 p.m. tf 28c
BIG STOCK OF SHEET
rock, laths, tile ceiling,
paint and glass. Z. J.
Thompson Lumber Co. 4t-lc
4! FOR RENT
FOR RENT: ONE AND TWO
horse farm, will furnish stock.
Morrison Farm, near Zoar
Church. tf 10c
NICE CLEAN STEAM HEATED
rooms, weekly and monthly
rates. Cleveland Hotel. Telephone
900. 26Febl6c
5. NOTICES
NOTICE TO SPORT LOV
ers: We have a limited sup
ply of Badminton rackets
and birdies. Tillman’s. 2t-2c
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, DO
hereby forbid any person or per
sons, party or parties, to hunt
with dog or dogs, or let any dogs
in their possession, hunt, loaf,
chase or trespass on our premises
day or night for these dr any
other purposes. Signed: Ed
Forbes, G. W. Curtis, George M.
Hannon. John S. Davis, F. H.
Doty, Solon Butler, W. H. Mc
Kinney, Blanche Wilson. Coran
McKinney, Yates Jenkins, Zene
McKinney. S. D. Whitaker, W.
M. Campbell, Paul Hamrick, Oris
Martin, Dovie Harrill, M. P.
Forbes. D. W. Curtis, L. B. Har
| ris, J. S. Toney, E. H. Toney. Fred
I Toney, J. D. McKinney, R. R.
Wilson, C. C. Wilson, Mrs. Etta
Jones, E. L. McDaniel.
3t eod 26 p
II. LOST
LOST: SEVERAL WEEKS AGO,
brown leather billfold near Ca
sar containing identification
cards, A, B, R, gas stamps, $30
in money. Reward. Please re
turn to F. J. Walker, route 1.
Lawndale. 2t 2p
! LOST: BROWN ZIPPER BILL
fold in vicinity of Bethel church.
Liberal reward Call 1100, Daily
Star Office. 2t 2p
LOST: BROWN ZIPPER BILL
j fold in vicinity of Bethel church
or somewhere south of Court
Square. Liberal reward. Call 1100.
Daily Star Office. tf 3c
! LOST OR STOLEN: WEDNES
i day, tan cocker spaniel male dog
with collar on. Please return to
Mrs. J. B. Ellis, 312 Clegg St.
ltp
>. AUTO REPAIRS
SH£R€R
8c FOGLC
116 nomoRGfln
T€L 155
TIRE RELINERS, 4-WAY LUG
wrenches, door hinge mirrors,
pump hoses at B. F. Goodrich
Stores, 219 S. LaFayette St.
tf 2c
SEE US FOR PROMPT
battery service. Thirty min
ute battery charging. Wil
son and Cabaniss. 3t-lc
SEE TILLMAN'S FOR DE
mothing crystals and liquid
sprays. Also cedarized gar
ment bags. 2t-2c
WE HAVE A "GOOD SUP
ply of new batteries. Wil
son & Cabaniss. 2t-3c
6 EMPLOYMENT
WANTED: BOY OR GIRL
for Shelby Daily Star home
delivery in Horse Shoe
Bend section. Call or see,
J. C. Jenkins, circulation
manager, The Daily Star.
tf-27p
WANTED: A WATCHMAN. SEE
A. C. Hudson, 1007 Coverson St.
3t 3p
WANTED: RELIABLE MIDDLE
aged white woman to live in
home and care for six-months
old child, eight hours day. Call
124-M or see Mrs. Lee Wright,
608 S. DeKalb. 2t 3p
Many lives are needlessly lost
from appendicitis every year, chief
ly due to ignorance and delay in
diagno s.
Bread and cake boxes accumulate
bacteria, so be sure to clean them
out occasionally.
Dislodge Bomb
From Bay Of B-25
MIAMI BEACH. Fla., March 3.
(ZP)—First Lt. David L. Atkinsor
wears the soldier's medal today foi
dislodging a huge fragmentatioi
bomb that threatened to explodi
in the bomb bay of his B-25 dur
ing a mission over southern Franci
last August.
As bombardier, the Charleston
W. Va., officer was the “logica
man'’ for the delicate job of sep
arating the bomb from the plane
! he removed his parachute am
crawled down into the open bay to
dislodge the bomb with his hands
“It wasn’t difficult," he said a
i the AAF redistribution station her
today. “But I had to be careful.
"If I'd made a wrong step i
would have been ‘Atkinson away
that day.”
Belwood Seniors
To Present Play
The senior class of Belwood Higl
! school will present a three-ac
comedy, ‘'Full of Youth" nex
Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clock
The cast of characters includes
Betty Lee Peeler, Demar Boyle;
Juanita Ramsey, Ruby Lee Till
man, Margaret Wellmon, Rut]
King. Bob McMurry, Aileen Da
vis, Marjorie Mitchem, Betty Jeai
Boggs, Harold Sain, Bill Powel
Ruth Mull and Howard Davis.
March Of Time Show
Friday At School
‘'New England." the sixth pro
duction of the ‘'March of Time
; series of motion pictures will b
: shown in the high school auditor
| ium 1:15 p. m. next Friday. Th
! pictures, ‘‘Portugal," ‘‘Brazil," “It
dia," ‘ Canada." and ‘Texas" hav
been shown earlier this year. Tw
others, "South Africa," and "Air
! ways of the Future," will be pre
i sented soon.
Melvin Arndt Shot
{While Crow Hunting
NEWTON.—Melvin Arndt, atxn;
1 sixteen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Les
I ter Arndt of the St. James sec
I tion, accidentally shot himself ii
I the stomach with a twelve-gaug
I shotgun shortly before noon Fri
I day while crow-hunting with
; brother and a Robinson youth.
He was shot while using th
butt of the gun in an effort to dis
lodge from a tree a crow he ha
killed.
He was hurried to the Catawb
hospital here and his conditio:
was described as serious.
Beeswax is used in the manufac
; ture of ammunition, cosmetics an<
i medicines.
3. WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY RADIO COM
i bination, floor type. Call 6-R o
81 in Kings Mountain, N. C.
6t 1
WILL PAY HIGHEST CASI
prices for nice fat hens and fry
ers. Patterson’s Grocery, Sout
DeKalb. 4t 28
LOANS
auto »Zm personal istf
IF YOU NEED MONEY — SEE US NOW!
SERVICE FINANCE CO.
OF SHELBY
Louis M. Hamrick. Jr., Manager
GARDNER BUILDING. ROOM 21
ROSS GROVE FOLK
HAVE VISITORS
ROSS GROVE — The No. 18
Home Demonstration club met on
Tuesday, afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Lawrence Roberts. After
the business meeting the hostess
. served nice refreshments. The
club will hold its next meeting at
.! the home of Mrs. J. C. Weathers.
; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Carpenter
1 i had as dinner guests Sunday. Mr.
i and Mrs. Paul Poston. Misses Dol
lie, Dorothy and Majorie Poston,
i and Aver Roberts of Elizabeth.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Cline Mills, jr„
• Mrs. Grover Nannev. Miss Beorgia
1 Cabaniss. Mr. and Mrs. Walter
' j Hoyle and Janette.
• I Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hamrick of
1 Boiling Springs, were the dinner
I guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Mc
■ Swain, Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Botts had
! as dinner guests Sunday, Mrs. Jo
seph Roer of Baltimore. Mr.. S
; Sgt. Fitzhugh Botts of Selma, Ala..
Mr. and Mrs. Auston Royster. Aus
ten, jr., of Fallston, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Hamrick and Patricia
and Mrs. C. C. Beam of Shelby.
VISITS GRANDPARENTS
Little Jimmie Dellinger of Char
lotte is spending this week here
with his grandparents, Mr. and
i Mrs. Andrew Dellinger.
Little Helen Pruett had as
t spend-the-night guests Thursday
.! night. Gara Stroup. Sheilene Rovs
:1 ter and Marlyn Hicks of Fallston.
, | it being Helen's birthday anniver
- i sary.
i Mrs. Helen Daughtry of Char
-. lotte, was the weekend guest of
i her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
, Cabaniss.
Miss Mary Anne Hollman was
the weekend guest of Miss Maryln
Hicks of Fallston.
“Futurama” Will Be
Seen At High School
? The motion picture, ‘'Futurama"
. will be shown March 15th in the
> High school auditorium. Present
II ing the world of 1960 as displayed
> by the General Motors exhibit at
) the 1939-1940 New York World's
. Fair. To capture in the picture
. the thrilling beauty, the wizard;.'
and inspirational appeal, all a
vailabie modem techniques of
i technicolor motion picture photo
| graphy were drawn upon. The
j show lasts 24 minutes: no admis
t sion charge will be made.
About 20 percent of the edible
i portion of fish is jjro’ein.
i
ELECTRIC
WELDING
!j RADIATOR REPAIRS
end CLEANING.
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i'
Expert Mechanical Ser
vice. Complete Body
Repairs and Painting.
YOUREE
• CHEVROLET CO.
1
Mrs. Sigmon
Observes Her
97th Birthday
CLAREMONT — Mre. Margaret
' Sigmon, one of Claremont’s most
beloved women who celebrated her
ninety-seventh birthday anniver
sary Monday, was honored Sunday
at "a birthday dinner given at her
home here. A huge birthday cake
topped with white icing and nine
ty-seven lighted candles formed a
pretty centerpiece for the dining
room table.
Dinner was served picnic style.
Invited guests attending dinner
with the honoree were: Rev. and
Mrs. L. W. Miller and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie L. Sigmon, Misses
Bessie Sigmon, Pearl Loftin, Mary
Beth Sigmon, Calvin Sigmon and
T. L. Frazier, all of Claremont;
Mrs. Dora Winebarger, Mrs. Guy
Winebarger, and sons, J. C. and
Jimmy, of Conover; Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Williams and daughter,
Carolyn, Miss Edrie Lutz, Bobby
Lutz and Jake Lutz, of Mt. Holly;
Mr. and Mrs. George Propst of
Kannapolis; H. T. Maser of Shel
by; Mrs. Lon Harwell, Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Hamilton and daughter,
Betty, George Kanipe, Roger Har
well. Mrs. ,Sam Huitt and Mrs. Sid
Coulter, and children, of Newton;
Mrs. J. R. Peeler of Kannapolis:
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Sigmon of
Hickory.
LOANS
FOR ANY WORTHY PURPOSE.
USE YOUR CAR FOR COLLATERAL.
REPAY IN CONVENIENT MONTHLY
PAYMENTS.
M. & J. FINANCE CORP.
SHELBY, N. C.
TRY SHELBY DAILY STAR WANT ADS
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In The Groove!
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HOSPITAL TO APPRESS THI9 LEARN
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By JIMMY MURPHY
TOOTS, COL. HOOFER AND
HIS WIFE ARE TAKING
DANCING LESSONS THREE
EVENINGS A --—
WEEK. {$&$/ WHO
FROM,
^CASPER
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ME ! I (jUESS THEY
DON T WANT OS TO
SNOOP AROUND AND
WATCH THEM
I'LL FOLLOW 'EMjWHV DON T
SOME NI6HT J "('OU TAKE.
AND FIND CUT ( LESSONS ANC
WHAT DANCIN^j \ IMPROVE
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IT'S LIKE ASKING A
FISH TO TAKE SWlMMIN
LESSONS-HMM-M
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INTO "TOOTSIE'S
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