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FOR SALE _ j
KOR SALE: PRE-WAR BABY |
carriage, in good condition. $25.00
cash. 221 Shannonhouse St., Shel
- by. 3t l_6p
ATTIC FANS IN 32, 36 AND 42
inch sizes. H. L. Newman. 2t 17c
FOR SALE: BUTTON . AND,
buckle covering equipment. Mrs. |
Russell, 219-212 N. Washington!
Bt. 2t 17P'
POR SALE: PLENTY OF CANE
seed. John W. Bell Stores. R 4.
Shelby, Lattimore and Hollis.
2t 17c;
NEW SHIPMENT LINOLEUM
rugs, in 9x12, 12x12 and 12xl5|
sizes. Also yard goods. John W.|
Bell Stores, R 4. Shelby, Lata
more and Hollis. 2t 17c ,
GEORG IE BELLE AND ELBER-j
ta peaches, now ready to can
R. B. Brackett, between FaOston<
and Lawndale. 2t 17c
FOR SALE: BOYS SMALL FIRE
truck. Mrs. Charles Miller. I
Phone 1213-R. 3t 17c;
FQR SALE: ONE WHITE SAIN 1
wltr goat. C. C. White, 208
aSSfteetnut St., Shelby. 2t 18p ^
COMPLETESTOCKS OF SCHOOL 1
supplies. Get your needs now
at Stamey Stores, Fallston and
Polkville. 2t 18c
FOR' SALE: SINGER MACHIN
es, trunk, suitcase, iron bed and
springs, small round drop-leaf.
table. 315 West Graham St. j
Phone 821-J. 2t 16, 18 p j
UNBLEACHED SHEETING ON;
the bolt, 15c a yard. The Rem- j
mint Store, next door to Keet-!
_3t--j
FOR SALE: ONE BABY BED— ;
practically new. In excellent j
condition. Phone 773-R. 6t 16c;
TROPICAL LINEN AND RAYON j
crepe in all colors. The Rem- j
nant Store, next door to Keet-;
er’s. ' . 3t 17c.
PEACHES — TREE - RIPENED j
Georgia Belles at the Webb Or- j
chard on No. 18 highway, north
of Toluca. Bring your contain- j
ers and get your supply. Mrs. I
Earn Webb. it 18c |
FOR SALE: LATE MODEL MER- j
cury car, 5 good tires, body and •
mechanical condition A-l .'shape,j
at South Shelby Barber Shop. I
Ceiling price. 2t 18c
SPECIAL NOTICES
OUT OF PEACHES UNTIL MON
day. Georgia Belles and Elbert a
peaches will be ripe again Mon- r
day, July 21. Will have 5 or 6
hundred bushels. $1.50 per bush
el, you furnish the container
$1.80 in baskets. I appreciate the
fine cooperation you gave me
Monday. No Sunday sales. One
mile south of County home. J.
S. Mull. 2t 18p
THERE’S NO NEED TO LET
the glare hurt your eyes
just because you wear glass
es. See our Sun Ray over
specs. (Ground and polish
ed lenses to fit over glass
es) only $1.50. Lee’s Horn.-*
and Office Supply. 2t-17p
57 WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO BUY: TENNIS
racket for eleven year old boy.
Mrs. Charles Miller. Phone
1210-R. 3t 17
-WANTED
Man with high school edu
cation for general plant
work in critical industry.
Carnation Co., Shelby
Between 4:00 &.6:00 P. M.
TRY STAR WAhfT ADS.
JL
||6 EMPLOYMENT
i HELP WANTED: MEN AND WO
! men for Market Research work
on Local Surveys. Reply giving
age and names of firms worked
for, if previous experience. Box
192, Greenville, S. C. 3t 17c
SKILLED MECHANICS WANTED
for good - paying, permanent
work. See Joe Ramsey, Shop
Foreman, Hoyt Keeter Mo
tors. 3t 16, 18, 20 c
WANTED: SECRETARIAL Posi
tion for general office work. Can
tvpe and take dictation. Florence
Bartley. Call 564-W. 2t 17p
AIDES-ATTENDANTS AGE 18-55
'Men, women with or without
experience) Private hospital near
N. Y. offers practical experience
in worthwhile, essential work,
now and postwar, with a home
in cur dormitory, excellent meals
and laundry, plus $62-$82 per mo.
Other positions from $55 per mo.
up. High school not required. If
now employed in hospital do not
applv. Write Box 467, Amityville,
L. I.. N. Y. 18 20c
WANTED: LADY TO SUFER
vise kitchen, experience not es
sential, but desirable. Apply Ho
tel Charles. tf 2c
12—WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO RENT OR BUY
five or six room house. Desirable
neighborhood. Occupancy Sept.
1st. Write particulars “MEM,"
Jones Bros. Machine Shop..
6t 14c I
WANTED TO RENT: 5 OR 6 j
room house or small apartment j
—2 or 3 rooms. Write ‘‘J. D. G.” j
Box 200, Shelby. 4t 14p
WANTED TO RENT: 3 OR 4
room house in or near Shelby, i
Bill Lipsccmb, Box 73, Latti-;
more, N. C. 3t 17p j
8 REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE: 4-ROOM BRICK VE
neer home with bath. Front and
back porches, garage, nice shade.
Corner lot. near cloth mill. Own- j
er living in another town. See
us for prices and terms. J. B.
Nolan Co. 2t 17c
FOR SALE: 6-ROOM HOME
with basement. East Graham
St. This place is in first class j
condition and has a large lot.
Price $5,500. J. B. Nolan Co.
2t 17c
FOR SALE: 4-ROOM HOUSE
with wV’.r and sewerage. Has
deep lot. Located 213 Dover St.
Price $2,500. J. B. Nolan Co.
2t 17c
FOUR ROOM DWELLING FOR
sale: It’s close in on Blanton
street, bath and lights, only
built 3 years, small lot but good
house, the 4-room places are a
bout all gone. Price $2300. An
thony & Anthony. ltp
MODERN BRICK HOME FOR
sale West Marion street, 3 bed 1
rooms, sleeping porch, tile bath
and tile shower, conditioned
heat, with stoker and fans, in-1
sulated attic, hardwood floors, 8
rooms, enclosed porch, cement
basement with servant's room,
large lot, . beautiful shade with
grass, front and rear, 2-car brick
garage. All for * "V>. Anthony
& Anthony. ltp
LARGE SIX ROOM DWELLING
corner Douglas Sz Buffalo street,
for sale; it's in good condition,
plasty ad and papered, compo
sition roof. bath, attractive front
porch, good shade, $4250. An
thony & Anthony. ltp.
EAST WARREN STREET HOME j
for sale; 4 bedrooms, built-in |
bath, hardwood floors, 2 story j
frame. Interior good condition, i
newly painted, garage, shrub- |
bery, 602 East Warren. Price!
$5050. Anthony & Anthony, ltp j
BRICK DUPLEX FOR SALE;
very attractive apartments. Large
lot on. South DeKalb street, ev- j
erything in first class condition. I
Monthly income $60. Price $9500. i
Anthony & Anthony. ltp
THE DAGGFRHART FARM OF
34 1-2 acres for sale, located in
No. 8 township, highway front
age. 7 and 4 room dwelling, elec
tric lights, no waste land, ideal;
community. Price $5500. An-;
thony & Anthony. ltp ,
.’’HE TOM PHILLIPS ESTATE
farm at Boiling Springs for sale;
34 acres with 3 houses, one prac
tically new 4 r dins, electric
lights, fronts hard surface high
way. located just South of
Gardner-Webb college, 1-4 mile,
no waste land, good branch. Price
S5500 Anthony & Anthony, ltp
5 ACRES WITH GOOD 5 ROOM
dwelling for sale, or wITl trade for
low priced Shelby home. Locat
| ed about 8 miles East of Shelby
near Oak Grove Church, long
road frontage, 32 acres cultiva
tion, balance dak wood and pas
ture, electric lights, school bus
line, painted dwelling with metal
roof. 'Terms at $3750. Anthony
Si Anthony. ltp
FOR SALE OR TRADE, LOOK THE
Robert Hause home over—No. 329,
Grover Street, 6 room brick ve
neer house, 3 closets, hardwood
floors, Venetian blinds, nice grass
and shrubbery new garage and
coal house. This is a nice home,
can give quick possession. Wi'
sell or trade for smaller house. J
B. Nolan Co. It c
We Buy '
Burned & Wrecked Cars
S H E L I Y .
USED AUTO PARTS
'FORMERLY CLINE'S
Vocational Schools
Study Gets Underway
By LYNN NISBET
- 'LEIGH, July 18. —(JP)— The
commission authorized by the last
general assembly and recently ap
pointed by Governor Cherry to study
the need and recommend location of
regional vocational schools in the
state held its organization meeting
Tuesday and mapped a program for
itself, including appointment of
several sub-committees.
The commission approached the
issue from the angle that many re
turning soldiers and other high
school graduates who could not go
to college, yet needed training for
some special vocation. The schools
when established will be under con
trol of the State Board of Educa
tion, an integral part of the public
school system, but will be designed
to equip young men and women for
earning a living rather than just to
enter college.
First duty of the commission will
be to make a survey of the need and
prospects for meeting it. This survey
will necessarily cost money, which
must come from the contingency
and emergency fund. As a prelimi
nary a special subcommittee will es
timate the cost and apply to the
governor and council of state for
the necessary funds.
WEATHER
CHARLOTTE, June 18.—W—Of
ficial weather bureau records of j
the temperature and rainfall for j
the 24 hours ending at 8:30 a.m. I
Rain- i
Station H. L. fall |
Asheville . _ 83 63 .00 i
Atlanta . 82 68 .00
Augusta _ . 85 72 .01
Charleston __ 84 73 .33
Charlotte _ _ 80 67 .00
Galveston _ _ 90 78 .00
Greensboro .. 80 64 .00
Jacksonville _ _ 85 74 .00
Little Rock. 82 65 .00
Memphis . _ 87 63 .00
Miami . 84 76 .12
Mt. Mitchell. 64 48 .00
New Orleans . _ 90 74 1.26
New York. 77 66 .00
Raleigh . 77 71 1.13
Spartanburg _ _ 82 70 .00
Tampa _ _ 87 73 .83
Washington _ _ 72 66 2.31
Wilmington . 76 71 2.11 i
One 80-mile pipeline construct
ed by the army in Italy handled
4,500 barrels of gasoline daily.
?. AUTO REPAIRS
SW€R€R
MOTORS
116 flo.fTlORGfln
TCL.I55 I
WE HAVE NOW IN STOCK A
complete line of Goodyear brake
linings for all makes, trucks,
cars and tractors. Lutz-Yelton
Co. 6t 17c j
SEAT COVERS, THRU-THE- 1
post spotlights, reliners, exhaust
extensions, at B. F. Goodrich
Stores, 219 S. LaFayette St. '
5t 17c
CAR WASHING, POLISH- j
ing, lubrication, Cities Ser
vice Gas and Oils. Shelby
Motor Inn. Corner LaFay
ette and Sumter. 6t-16cc
n. LOST
LOST: BROWN BILLFOLD CON
taining A and B Gas books, So
cial Security Card, Classification j
Card, one $2 bill. Return to Star j
Office. $5.00 Reward. Lloyd Har
old Champion, Route 5, Shelby.
3t 16p
LOST: YELLOW CRANK FOR
Moline tractor, between my
home and Nelson Self’s road.
Finder please notify J. S. Mull,
route 2, Shelby, and get reward.
2t 18p
LOST: NEAR LONG BRANCH
church—black and white female
dog, with tan ears. Notify C. C.
White, Shelby. 3t 18p
LOST: MAN'S BLACK BILLFOLD
containing $50 and small change,
social security card and snap
shots. Reward. Mrs. Margaret
Beheler, Slr’/y route 3, near
Zoar church. 2t 18p
-OST—TWO RATION BOOKS,
No. 3 and 4. Please return to
Elsie Haynes, Postoffice Box
354, Lawndale. It p
NOTICES
BEST PERMANENTS. ALL KINDS
—at reasonable prices. Experi
enced operators. Phone 823, State
Beauty Shop, Royster Building.
Mon.-Wed. tf July 9c
FINEST WATCH REPAIRING
PEARLS RESTRUNG
Reasonable Prices — Quick Service
T. W HAMRICK CO.
Jewelers
tf M-W-F 10c
$9.60 Price Ceiling
For Pulpwood Sought
Man Charged In
HIGH POINT, July 18. —(&)— A
request for a minimum ceiling price
of $9.60 a cord for North Carolina
pulpwood is to be sent to the Office
of Price Administration.
Harry B. Caldwell, Greensboro,
master of the State Grange, who
attended a meeting of the Grange
executive committee held here yes- '
terday, said if the proposed ceiling
is adopted the farmer would gain
six dollars per 1,000 feet of wood
on a stumpage basis.
Oil Companies Seek
To Lease More Land
RALEIGH, July 18.—(^P)—Most of
the available land in Dare county
has been leased for oil exploration,
but four major oil companies are
seeking to put the few remaining
acres under lease, according to the
Department of Conservation and
Development.
The deadline for drilling is due
in September.
More than $500,000 already has
been spent in seismographic explor
ations in the past nine months by
the Sinclair Refining company.
Standard Oil, Fuel and Texas Oil
companies, conservation and devel
opment director Bruce Etheridge
said.
Former Gaffney Teacher
Died At S. C. Hospital
GAFFNEY, S, C„ July 18. — Mrs.
Mary Cook Williams. 44, wife of
Harry F. Williams, died at a Colum
bia hospital Monday after an eight
month illness. A former teacher in
the county schools Mrs. Williams is
survived bv her husband, her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cook: two
sisters, Mrs. Bruce McCormick and
Elizabeth Cook, and two brothers,
Gaffney Fire Chief Jack Cook and
Francis Cook.
CHAPLIN MUST PAY
LOS ANGELES, July 18 —(tf*)—
Charlie Chaplin, snorting a new
mustache, appeared in court yes
terday and after a stormy verbal
duel 'with Joan Berry's lawyer was
ordered to resume payments of $75
a week for support of her child.
The 55-year-old film comic was
quizzed on the amount of his wealth
and after parrying with Attorney
Joseph Scott admitted that it ap
proximates $3,000,000.
Louis XIV once paid 14,000 for a
pair of buttons.
• Grown-Ups Demand
• Children Ask For It
WALDENS1AN
BREAD
Daily at Your Grocers
LIGHT-WEIGHT
WRITING PAPERS
Made By
ECUSTA
Right here in Carolina
from flax. Almost as
thin as cigarette paper.
Boxed.
Especially made for
use of AIR MAIL.
Air Mail Envelopes To
Match.
HOME & OFFICE
SUPPLY
— PHONE 853 —
Auto Loans
$*>0 AND UP
ANY MAKE OR MODEL
LOYvw i RATES - EASY REPAYMENT PLAN
SERVICE FINANCE CO.
OF SHELBY
LOUIS M. HAMRICK, Jr„ Mgr.
Gardner Bldg. Hours: 9 A M. - 5 P. M.
Room 21 * Phone 116ft
A
WHEAT, RY EGOALS SET
RALEIGH, July 18. —(JP)— The
1946 wheat and rye goals for North
Carolina farmers are the same as
set for 1945.
The wheat goal has been set at
600,000 planted acres; rye at 35,000
acres.
PIMPLES
Disappeared Overnight
Blackheads, Too, Went Fast
Yes, it is true, there is a safe
harmless, medicated liquid called
KLEEREX that dries up pimple*
_ ’cmiglit asit acts to loosen and removt
ugly blackheads. Those who followed sim
pie directions and applied Kleereg tfpor
retiring were amazingly surprised when they
iound their pimples and blackheads had disappeared
These users enthusiastically praise Kleeres and
:laim they are no longer embarrassed and are now
aappy with their clear complexions. Use K leer ex
If one application does not satisfy, you get doubl*
vour money back. Ask for Kleerex today, sure
CLEVELAND DRUG CO.
FILLS ANY DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION
VKone 370 DRUG STORE Phone 367
iTPAWrj,
eujng
THIMBLE THEATRE
A Giant Aboard!
SECRET AGENT X-9
G-Man's New Job!
r FINE ! THAT
NEWLY HIRED
CAR CHECKER
INTRl&JE*
L ^
CORRifiAN, HERE 16 A
U*T OF EMPLOYEES WHO
KNOW WHAT MERCHANDISE
IS ROLLING THROUGH OUR
- YARD EACH DAY ! «
Meanwhile . | ( poonuhs, rrs payday n
r AT THE OLD CORRAL! THE
/ GLADSOME GUV WITH THE AUNT
I MOOLAH iS HERE..! SOLD THE
TIRES AT FORTY BUCKS _.
HMM . I WONDER IF YOU V WELL, YOU COULD
COULD GIVE ME SOME SORT TAKE A HAMMER AND
OF MENIAL TASK IN THE /GO AROUND TAPPING
YARD, SO'S I COULD j-/ WHEELS...THAT'D GIVE
_ LOOK AROUND . J 1 YOU THE FREEDOM OF
HENRY
By CARL ANDERSON
TOOTS AND CASPER A Rift?—No Gift!
^TOOTS ,THE HOUSEWORK
15 6ETTIKI6 AHEAD OP
YOU1 MY BED HA5NT
BEEN CHANGED FOR DAYS,
AND LOOK AT
ALL THE
DISHES1
WHY DON'T YOU QUIT
YOUR AFTERNOON
JOB AND SPEND
THE TIME 5EWIN<^
SOME BUTTONS ON
MY SHIRTS AND
SWEEPING UP A BIT
hO)
CASPER/IF YOU WAIT FOR
DARN YOUR SOCKS/
HAVE SUCH BI6
T0E5 YOU'LL
THEM
By JIMMY MURPHY
YOU'RE
MUCH LATELY THAT
SOMETIMES I THINK
YOU'VE BEEN EATIN^
006 BISCUITS!
ANY MORE COMPLAINTS
AND I'LL NOT BUY
YOU THE
PRESENT
I PROMISED .
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