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I, FOR SALE_
FOR SALE—RINGNECK PHEAS- j
ant Eggs. $2.50 per setting. Call |
A W. Wright, Tel. 529-M.
6t 7c j
FOR, SALE: 24 JAMESWAY OIL j
burner brooders. H. L. Jones, t
Jones Service Station.
tf tues-fri 27c
FOR SALE: 400 BALES GOOD, j
bright wheat straw. E. A. Toney,;
Route 1, Mooresboro, N. C„ near
Race Path Church. 6t Up
WE SELL WHITE GOOSE FLOUR,
produce and all kinds of canned
goods cheaper because we operate
on a cash basis. Patterson's Gro
cery, South DeKalb. 4t lOp
FOR SALE: ONE SMALL DIXIE
range. Bums wood or coal, with
hot water jacket. Real bargain
for quick sale. Call 697-J.
2t Up
FOR SALE: COLLIE PtTP SIX
months old. A real pet and well j
bred. Color brown and white. If
vou want a real dog, call 189,
Shelby, N. C. $15.00. 3t 11c
for saleT-fifty bales
Wheat Straw. W. Edgar
Hoyle, R-5 Shelby, N. C.
3t-eod-9p
FOR SALE: ONE FOUR DISC;
Oliver plow. One International,
Tiller Plow, both in excellent
condition. Moffatt White, RFD
No. 1, Chester, S .C. 3t 11c
FOR SALE: U. S. APPROVED
chicks. Hatch off every Tuesday)
and Friday. H. L. Jones. Jones |
Service Station, tf tues-fn 27c
GARDEN HOSE: 25 AND 50
foot lengths. Hot kaps.
dusting sulphur, arsenic of
lead, paris green, soil soak
ers, garden aprons, etc.
Tillman's. 3t-12c j
JUST RECEIVED SHI P -
ment of embroidery, lace i
and ruffling. Men’s white
and colored coveralls. Camp
bell’s Dept. Store. 2t-12c
JUST RECEIVED A SHIP
ment of silk jersey in sev
eral bright floral patterns.
Campbell’s. 2t-10-12c
JUST RECEIVED A GOOD
supply of Bar Iron at Craw
ford Hardware. 3t-12c
FOR SALE: 100 BALE' WHEAT
straw. G. G. Ledbetter, Route 2,
Shelby, N. C. 2t 12p
FOrT SALE: USED PIANO IN
good condition. Phone 475.
3t 12p
FOR SALE' 1934 MASTER DE
Luxe Chevrolet, extra good tires.
Phone 667-J. Hugh Peeler. 832
W. Warren 8t. 2' 13p
FOR SALE; PRE-WAR BICYCLE.
*26. Call Carolyn Williams at 31
day, 513 night. l’fj
II. LOST
LOST—KEY RING WITH TWO I
keys- Number on tag 566-116.
Reward. Telephone 392-J. It 13p
LOST — BILLFOLD CONTAINING
A gasoline book Also $1.00 bill.
Address in pocketbook, 1411 W'est
*th St., Charlotte. Please return
o Curtis Moser, care J. Law
nce Lackey Garage. City.
It 13p
OST—AUTO LICENSE PLATE
No. 524052. H. E. Wilson at Dixie
Home Store. It 13c
STRAYED: SMALL BLACK MAN
chester dog, brown feet, extra
toe on hind feet. Call 543-W.
Reward. It 13c
LOST—BAG OF LAUNDRY BE
tween Snowflake Laundry and
Cherryville road, with name of
W. M. Pitch written on bag.
Finder (all 355-M or 9116.
tf 13c
FOUND TRUCK TIRE. SEE HOW
ard Floyd at Floyd's Service Sta
tion ro if 4, Shelby. Owner *y
pay for ad. Up
8 REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: ONE HUNDRED
and thirty-three acres with
frontage on both sides paved
highway 29, approximately one
mile from Blacksburg, S. C.
Beautifully located 6 room
house, good well, two barns and
pasture with an ever-flowing
1 stream. Excellent bottom land
and fine timber. $60 per acre.
Reason for selling is to settle
estate Mrs. A. Y. Cartwright,
jr„ York, S. C. 6t 7c
FOR SALE: FOUR ROOM HOME
near Cleveland Cloth and Es
ther Mills, deep lot, house in
good condition. Price $2,500. J.
B. Nolan Co. 2t 12c
OWNER WANTS TO SELL
a well located lot 50’xl90’
on Broad St. Ideal for home.
Near school, church, mills,
on paved street. Phone
777-M. 4t-llp
FOR SALE: SIX ROOM HOME,
West Graham St. Close in. near
schools. House needs some re
pair. Can be bought for $5000.
J. B. Nolan Co. 2t 11c
SPECIAL NOTICES
CLEVELAND HOTEL DINING
room for lease on very reason
able terms. Capable and ener
getic manager can start busi
ness which will improve with
post-war conditions. tf 3c
ceilingT "prices a r e
still observed at Crawford!
Hardware. 3t-12c i
-I
HAVE YOUR FURS RE-STYL- j
ed. repaired, cleaned, glazed and
stored. J. C. McNeely Co. 6t 11c
I WILL THRESH CANE SEED,
Saturday morning, April 14th.
Clifton Davis. R-2, Shelby, N. C.
3t 11c
JUST RECEIVED: A LIM1T
ed supply of luggage. Made
of airplane fabric. Genuine
leather binding. Ladies'
and ’ men’s two - suiter.
Tillman's. 3t-12c
JUST A FEW JOHN BLUE
fertilizer distributors left
at Crawford Hardware.
3t-12ej
5. NOTICES
CRIB BLANKETS: 100L j
wool. Also pillows and bed
spreads. The Remnant
Store. 3t-12c,
AUCTION ANTIQUES
Will offer for sale to highestj
bidder chest, sideboard, chairs, (
mirrors, clocks, frames, chande
liers, lamps, vases, figurines, glass,
china, various other items—Satur
day, April 14—10:30 A. M. Pear
son's Antique Shop, Lenoir, N. C.
Three miles from Lenoir on old
Blowing Rock Highway. 21 12c
WANTED: ALL PEOPLE SUF
fering from kidney trouble or
backache, try Kiddo, 97c. Money
back guarantee. Paul Webb &
Son. 30t MWF April 2p
12—WANTED TO RENT
SERVICE MAN'S WIFE DESIRES
to rent a room close in with
board if possible. Write Room'’
Box 200, Shelby. 2t 13p
WANTED TO BUY
/ANTED: HEAVY HENS,
roosters and fryers. Ropp's
Poultry House. Phone 84 T
2t-12c
WE PAY CASH FOR FRY
ers, hens, country hams,
shoulders and middlings.
D. A. Beam Grocery Co.
406-408 South LaFayette
St, Phone 46. 4t-10c
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
for Sewing Machines regardless
of condition, treadle or electric.
Call E. O. Lee, 1154-R. 700 South
Washington St. 6t 12c
WE PAY CASH FOR HENS.
Roosters and Fryers. Heavy hens
25c, Roosters 15. Phone 465
Griffm P. Smith. 5t 10c
WANTED TO BUY USED FURNI
ture, Sewing Machines, Stoves—
anything of value. Phone 698.
Piedmont Salvage Store
tf MWF 2c
WANTED TO BUY: BOS
ton Terrier puppy, 2 or 3
months old. Write “Boston”
Box 200, Shelby, N. C.
4t-12p
WE PAY 15c POUND FOR
roasters, 25c for hens and 30c for
fryers. R. Lee Wray, North
Morgan. 3t lip
WANTED TO BUY. MOTOR
cycle in gpod condition. Call 434
M after 7 o'clock p. m. 3t lip
A ANTED TO BUY A LAWNMOW
er. Call 1154-R. 2t 12c
; WANTED TO BUY: FOLDING
Kodak, for service man. Call J.
P. McMurry. Telephone 9136.
3t- 12p
We Buy ^
Burned & Wrecked Care
SHELIY
I SM) £JJTo
,. ijoimnu j cuwrm
I Artillery Fuses
Contract Cancelled
DURHAM, April 13—<£>)—'Ter
mination of a contract with
Wright's Automatic Machinery
company for the manufacture of
artillery fuses was announced to
day by the army. The fuse pro
duction at the local plant was
scheduled to have begun in the
next 30 days.
Cancellation of the contract will j
not affect employment at Wright's!
according to General Manager E. I
C. Bull, who said no additional:
personnel had Deen employed as
yet for the fuse joo.
Wright's Automatic Machinery
company is engaged in assembly:
and production of precision in-j
struments for the army and navy.:
6 EMPLOYMENT
WANTED: TWO EXPERIENCED
sales ladies for Department
store. Write Saleslady, Box 200,
Shelby, .N C. 5t 10c
WANTED WAITRESS: APPLY
Shelby Hotel. 2t 13c
WANTED: MEN TO LEARN
baking trade, work on wrapping
machine in bread and cake de
partments. Apply Bost Bakery,
W. Marion St. 3t 12c
WANTED: MAID FOR GENERAL
house work, health certificate
required. Telephone 836. 710
West Oak St. It 13c
WANTED: TWO COLORED Wo
men for kitchen work. Apply
Shelby Hotel. 2t 13c
10. MISCELLANEOUS
FINEST WATCH REPAIRING
PEARLS RESTRUNG
Reasonable Prices — Quick Service
T. W. HAMRICK CO.
Jewelers
tf M-W-F 10c
DO YOU OWN A HOSPITAL Ex
pense policy with adequate bene
fits which will pay room rent.!
surgeon's fees, doctor's bills and.
all the incidentals. We sell such
a policy and the cost is low. J. j
S. Willard, general agent. Sheloy!
Insurance Agency, Phone 260.
It 13p:
TREES, SHRUBS" PRUNED. I
Transplanting, fertilizing.
Alex McRae, 712 East War
ren St. Phone 946. tfeodlOc
ANOTHER SUPPLY ' O F
metal Flashlights and bat
teries. As many as you
want. Get them wsile they
last. Tillman’s. 3t-12c
AUTO REPAIRS
SH€R€R
&FOGLC
116 norrioftGAn
T£L 155
JUST RECEIVED: A GOOD
stock of rubber for recap- j
ping. We can give you 24'
hours service. Auto Inn.
tf-T&F-4c
4. FOR RENT”
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM
garage apartment, water fur
nished. See Mrs. Wylie, near
Dedmon’s Sale Barn. 3t lip
OR RENT: GOOD SIX ROOM
house with lights, garden space, j
eight miles from Shelby, two ’
miles from Boiling Springs. See ]
J. B. Nolan Co. 2t 12c
NORTHBROOK,
HEBRONNEWS
Rev. Mr. Cantrell To
Preach From Hickory
Radio Station
NORTH BROOK. — Regular
preaching services will be held at
Mt. Vernon Baptist church Sun
day. Rev. J. R. Cantrell of Boiling
Springs will be in charge. The Rev.
Mr. Cantrell will preach at 1:30 p.
m. over WHKY in Hickory.
Pvt. Hillard Howell and Mrs.
Howell were Tuesday supper guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hull. Pvt.
Howell was stationed at Fort Bragg
but is spending a furlough here.
Little Miss Freda Hull is spend
ing this week with her grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Leath
erman, near Cherryville.
Miss Sadie Newton spent several
days last week with Miss Leona and
Malinda Newton of Belwood.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hull, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Mitchem and daughters,
Nancy and Merita and Mrs. Olin
Crocker and Marilyn spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Mitchem
of Cherryville.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Houser and
son, Glyn, spent Sunday afternoon
with Mrs. J. H. Wesson and fam
ily.
Norris Houser of Banoak spent
Sunday with Blair Wesson.
Mrs. Lawrence Berry of Morgan
ton spent Monday with Mr. and
Mrs. John F. Leatherman.
S. S. MEET
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hull. D. C.
Upton and daughters, Lucille and
Eunice, attended a monthly Sun
day school meeting. Beulah Bap
tist church in the South Mountain
association. They reported a large
attendance. The next meeting will
be held at Pleasant Grove the third
Sunday in May.
Miss Carolyn Warlick spent
Tuesday night with Helen Yancey
of Laurel Hill.
Misses Mary Lou and Nellie Sue
King of Hulls Grove spent Sunday
afternoon with Rubv Wesson.
Miss Evelyn Parker of Cherry-j
ville spent Tuesday night with
Juanita Howell.
Onzie Houser of the U. S. navy.
Mrs. Houser and little daughter of
Cramerton spent a few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tole Hou
ser. He has made two crips across,
one to England and one to France.
Mrs. Olin Crocker and daughter,
Marilyn, of Cherryville. are spend
ing several days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hull.
Mrs. Zeb Boyles visited her hus
band who is a patient in Charlotte
Memorial hospital Sunday.
Little Bobby Shull is spending
some time with his uncle, Pinkney
Shull, at Cooksville.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warlick and
children accompanied by Mrs. Guy
Wright and William Warlick at
tended the singing convention at
Double Shoals Sunday.
Miss Connie Towery spent last
Wednesday night with Miss Nina
Cline of Reeps Grove.
Mrs. Hugh Lutz was carried to
the Lincolnton hospital Saturday
morning but was able to return
home Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Loyd Hull of Hickory spent
Sunday with her father, Z. C.
Parker.
Gastonia Library
Tax Is Approved
GASTONIA. — Directors of the
Gastonia Chamber of Commerce
yesterday gave their approval to
a recommendation of the Cham
ber's civic affairs committee that
the Gaston county commissioners
be asked to levy a special tax for
support of the Gaston county
public library.
The commissioners, by an act of
the recent Legislature, have the
power to levy this tax at their
discretion, thus making the library
become supported by direct taxa
tion. The library is at present sup
ported by appropriations made an
nually by the City of Gastonia and
Gaston county.
I
LOANS
PERSONAL
AUTO
FINANCING
REFINANCING
“SHELBY’S MOST COMPLETE LOAN SERVICE”
SERVICE FINANCE CO.
OF SHELBY
Gardner Bldg. Louis M. Hamrick, Jr., Mgr. Phone 1166
METAL TOOL BOXES..$1.60
TENNIS RACKETS..$4.49
•OOT PUMPS ...$2.59
HERMOS BOTTLES.$1.50
BABY AUTO SEATS.$2.75
B.E Goodrich
Silvertown Stores
219 S. LoFAYETTE ST. — PHONE 133
1
Dynamite Cap
Explodes, Boy
Loses Fingers
PROSPECT. — Saturday morning
Charles Mosteller was injured by
a dynamite cap, which went off
and blew all his fingers off except
his little finger on his left hand.
He was rushed to the Rutherford
ton hospital for an operation.
Mrs. Stanyon Ruppe had an op-1
eration on her nose Tuesday at
the Rutherfordton hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Elmore and |
son. Bobby, of Sumter, S. C. spent]
Friday and Saturday nights with
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Elmore. Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Elmore, Mrs. Doris Church and'
daughters, Jorieta and Miriam of
Gaffney were Sunday guests in j
the Elmore home.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Byars of
Cliffside are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. James Jolley for a few days.
VISIT ELMORES
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moorehead
and son, Gene, of Gaffney, were
the supper guests Wednesday of
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Elmore.
Miss Pratt Davis is visiting Cpl.
Leigh’s Auto Body
Works & Paint Shop
1106 S. Morgan St., Phone 857-R
SHELBY, N. C.
! and Mrs. Russell Davis In Oklaho
ma.
Mrs. Lucy Elmore Philbeck re
turned to her home in Shelby
Tuesday after spending awhile
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Elmore.
Prayer service and choir practice
will be held each Thursday eve
ning instead of Wednesday as was
first reported.
RERUNS HOME
Mrs. Roland Callahan returned
to her home Monday in the Tri
nity community after spending a
while with her daughter, Mrs.
James Jolley and Mr. Jolley.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Allen and
daughter, Eleanor of Shelby, Mr.
and Mrs. David Hamrick and
daughters, Norma Kay and Brin
da Gail and Misses Mae Hamrick
and Grace Allen of Kings Moun
tain were the Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Mc
Ginnis. Other visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. C. T. McGinnis, Mr. and
Mrs. Elford Willingham, jr., and
son, Terry, gf State Line.
Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McGinnis
and family of Cliffside and Mr.
and Mrs. Guy Fain and son, Clif
ford of Spartanburg, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Elmore Sunday.
ORDER
BEAM’S
COAL
High—Heat—Low—Ash
Stovcwood
PHONE 130
Red Cross Supplies
To Go Through
WASHINGTON, April 13—(/P>—
Effective today, emergency Red
Cross food supplies will- be trans
ported daily by trucks from Switz
erland to prisoner of war camps
in Germany, the Red Cross an
nounces.
The American Red Cross repre
sentative Francis James informed
national Headquarters here that
296 trucks furnished bv Supreme
Allied headquarters and the French
government are available for the
supply work. The truck service
heretofore has been on an irregu
lar basis.
From 10 to 12 trucks will make
up the daily convoy from Switzer
land to the prisoner centers. The
trucks provided by the French
government will be used to carry
supplies for internees in concen
tration camps as well as for pris
oners of war.
Grandpa Throws
Away His
Ear Trumpet
If you are temporarily deafened, bot
hered by ringing, buzzing head noises
due to hardened or coagulated wax
(cerumen), try the Ourine Home Method
test that .so many say has enabled them
to hear well again. You mast hear better
after making this simple home test or
you will get your money back at once.
Aak about Ourine Ear Drops today at
CLEVELAND DRUG CO.
fRY STAR WANT ADS
Lawson Allen To
Talk At Sandy Run
Lawson Allen of the Gardner
Webb college faculty will speak at
Sandy Run church at Mooresboro *
Sunday morning at 11 o’clock. Fol
lowing his message a special offer
ing will be taken for the college.
Rev. W. G. Camp is pastor.
All planets shine only by reflect
ed sunlight.
WALDENS1AN
Sunbaant
BREAD
Daily at Your Grocers
Children Ask For It
Grown-Ups Demand
It.
THIMBLE THEATRE
Me And Balboa!
AS MAWOR OF THIS CITY
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ON Trie COMPLETION
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TOOTS AND CASPER
0y JIMMY MURPHY I
Nine-Fold Hope For A Long Life.
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YOU HAVE NINE
LIVES AND EACH,
ONE IS A LON£r
ONE.
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