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VOL. XXV. NO. 21 :
THE CLEVELAND STAR, SHELBY, N. C.. TUESDAY, MARCH 13, 1917
P ill
TO ARM OUR'
MERCHANT SHIPS
KSIDENT WILSON ' FINDS LAW
' oil HIS ACTION CALLS EX
i SESSION OF CONGRESS
M' - -
ELLA MILL PRIZES
Cash Offered for Best Vegetable Gar
dens by Mill Employes.
MKKT
APRIL 6TH.
-President
' The current issue of the Ella1 Mill
Record shows the generosity of the
mill toward its help and its efforts to
encourage the planting of vegetable
gardens. It announces:
With white potatoes selling at 80
S0CE1TY NEWS
Ishpcning Club With
Miss McBrayer
u'Mshir.uton, Mar.h 0
Uil-oii fnnn a sick bed today ordered cents per peck, dry beans selling at
arming of American merchant 15 cents per pound, and tomatoes sell
'.fs -against Germany's ruthless sub-'jing at 15 cents per can, we don't have
"'. warfare. ' and at the same to debate urxin the Question of
TIKI. m . . ... I . . r . . '
u time lumntinn CH hncr an whether or nor. carilpnino1 nnva
inlC 1"'" " 1J' -" ' ( " e - ft 1 J -
...I.n nt PnncrrpKQ tn TYIPpf. ThnRO thai havp trim! nnf rrawlnninf.
Aunt 10. Miuiuwiii vi.il Liiai 11. uui.a pay lv
Thi' President s decision came suu- grow our own vegetables, lhis oe-
lotu this nftprnnnn following inir the ciirc then it eiirnlv will nau
f win --- " '
. e il. ......i...in.. ; u .1.... e ... :
the action 01 uie scnaue jciwiun in in nun uaj ui t-ALii'iiie niK'i prices.
;i . iilua tn nprmit nrnmnt I 110 fnmnnnv hml thie in mini! l-iV
tin on important questions and the fall when they had all the gardens
t i : i. . o 1 ..l ,. a l ... .i i . i
ubniidsion oi iormai opimuns uy oec- ipiuweu utjny, ana as iunncr evi-
t 1 A 4.4..,- . "'-. ,1 4t, i- 41, : .U i. .
rctarv IjansiUK aim rtituiut-y uv:ikl- uiai tiify wi.sn io encourage
r.t VIK t" J W.J kilt. J""'" ...... fuvva '.uai, tvlll-lUUJ I1VH1 Ul 1 1 (1 LIU IHC TT VV H V I
arm merchantmen without action treasurer has authorized that we of- March 23th as the "Clean Up and pride but also his civic pride. Shelby
Congress. t. ier tne lollowing prizes: 'Paint Lp' week in Shelby
The first meeting of the I.shpening
club for the spring season convened
with Miss Ruby McBrayer on last
Friday afternoon at her attractive
home pn North LaFayette street.
The room in which these young
club women assembled was bright
and attractive with Spring flowers,
the color note of yellow being used
with lovely effect. In the midst of
these surroundings, a delightful
literary program was rendered, after
SHELBY, WHAT WE HAVE,
WHAT WE INfcfcU
Some Things Shelby Can Get if She
Will Organiie and Pull for Indus
tries The Interurban Would He
Certain.
"PROCLAMATION"
By a Citizen:
Take a day off, visit every business
man, every professional man and ev
ery citizen of Shelby and ask each
one what we need to make our town
grow and the reply from each one is
"more pay rolls and the Interurban"
and we heartily agree.
What are we going to do to secure
these two desired additions?
-Mow are we going to secure more
pay roils : iot uy ooasiing oi our
which the hostess assisted by her sis- fine climate, offering a glass of wa
ter, Miss Agnes McBrayer served an
elaborate and
and accessories.
The city of Shelby, acting together
with the Civic League and business
men and other associations has desig-
March 18th to
carted away, Shelby will be readily
cleaned.
This is an opportunity for every
citizen, not only to show his personal
IIolland-KosH Wedding
The' following, which we clip from
the Charlotte Observer of Mart'h 4tii,
',... i. ,.f ...,.,..;.. t (., ,1,..
is known as the city of Sprints and'r. , . jU , ,
Details of the government's armed I First pri;:e for best vegetable gar- During this week every citizen ofjhomes, apd we should all endeavor , f l , . ,
...,..v,,, ,Jun f,.r .h.fmulin.r the den. S7.r,n ' hih ki,.,ih mat n ffnrt tn rlpan L .. . x a I er of relatives are natives ot
. : : ,;7i , ' , :Z?:"r:::": m. r-?" ... J . a". this county, her father being the vet in heloine her do this that, you
crcliani marine wm- wa.inviu w a- m iin.t- iui m-si egeiauieup Ills r iut miuse uim i upii ij, o ,tlve 11 It IS dirty and tillered up. All ', M, v 11 ..t U, V,,.l;., . ,Vnlf iY, i
should telephone the city clerk and it J.. , ' ' ' iizing and securing these much de
ter and a tooth pick, as we have in
elegant salad course !m, 'tslinv !in. wl.
must at once organize. Let every
citizen help give us a live board of
trade, or chamber of commerce and
vou will sec Shelbv, the BUST town
in the state, soon' be the BUSIEST
GROWING town in the State.
One thing we want you to remem
ber that in helping Shelby grow, that
while you are proud of your town and
would like to see it forge to the front,
:! tTiin.rirm' Amprtpsins :ind I'D men . S.-WO tta in nvnul liro riiik fn rli.nn nil vnlir
..ir vhir. bv nerrnittinsr the infor- Third prize for best vegetable L'-ir- ' front and back vard. to naint vour
atiKi: to reacn Germany, ine oniy uen, $i.uv.
, nn nt at the Vhite House and Fourth prize for liet
r.asy department was that the garden, $:.().
. .i.. : 1 a r..n.. rnp.u 1... .. .
nS.ul "I1L Jlciu in. iv. i niintu tu lunv a uui j'ii.t iwi di.u v i
ruin I .A mi i ii. til I i cilia. 11v.11. v-.vv.
The Natural "Next Step" i Sixth prize for bi -t t
'I he decision, coming at the end of 'ion, M.OU.
lomaioes, nrst pnze,
eoiKl prsze, ;i(Je.
premises if necessary, to abolish all
vegetable places that might breed flies and
j mosquitoes, to eliminate dandelions
.'table gar- and weeds, and to help clean up va-
'cant lots.
cleaning up not only their own pre
mise, but in helping to clean up the
premise of others where help is necessary.
Let us
.tblc
gar-
j.. i-1 i J of tension waiting, was
:.rr;i!lv hailed as the natural ami
avoidable next step in the policy
iopt-'d by the President when he
mk.' oil' diplomatic relations with
rm:s:.v itml gave warning that the
nil- i Siates could not tolerate at
; on American ships and citizens
v.'httMi: of international law.
r raut'tu witn tne grave possii.il-
v.ar with Germany, the action
al;en by President Wilson only
ittr IV was convinceu mat i.ier-
i;i:y actually was proceeding with
i i n:a ie efforts to plot with Mexico
.'I Japan against the territorial in
erity of the United States,
l.ciiu' before the order was given
"tn the White House all necessary
reparations for the arming of mer-
Mi r:,.rtrii,! An,,,. !i,,nn.i n,i sired developments it requires mon-
Mr. Marvin Ernest Ross, both of this aml labfor but moni7 fn,i
time spent, you will be repaid ten,
city, were wedded Saturday evening one hum,red foW as ha8
;it. X .",11 n I'loclf p1 thi hnini' if tni i 4 ..1 :n.. n:.i
!. ... ... ica.se wiin rtsneviiie, incitory, vias-
all work together to clean , briovs mtlK.r. Mrs. Frank Holland, tnnm i'hrl..tt n.l mnnv hnstlinn-
1 11 i i:iint im Sshlhv diirimr ( h( ' i : i i .u t t. i .... t r i ' . il..i i 1 , 1 1 .. a j '
"ru,t i IIf- rnUiiLli , 1 1 1 " n L-iuucu Dirut'i.. la-v. u. u. i ruiHi, iuwns mac nave live ooaru oi iraue
( t.tns should put their rubbish nMt Wiekf Mar(.h 18(h ,0 March 2fith , factories of various
.On;
Bean, lir.-.t
rize, 50c.
White potati
secoml prize, 5
Corn, (ir.-t
prize, 5:c.
Onions, f'.r
prize, 5(ic.
on the sidewalk or street, but in
some kind of a receptacle, a box, can
or bag. Ihe street department is
prize, $1.00; seeoi.d putting on extra men an dteams and
I will collect all week. If collections
. fii-t prize. .SI. 00; is Aot immediately made, citizens
shoul telephone the city clerk and it
r;::e, ?l.i ''; . in :; ' will collect all week. If collection
'all refuse is placed in such a manner
so that it can be easilv loaded and
! Church, performed
which was .simple
the
and
ceremony,
impressive.
kinds each month.
Ave will guarantee
When we do this,
that the Interur-
t priz
.00;
CONVICTS SIX I RKI)
For Work on the Hickory Nut Gap
Road in Rutherford and ilendorso.i
County Election at Forest City
Called.
and then keep it that way through
out the entire year and for many
vears to come.
f 1 I1V1V nilt I1V1 llLLlli'lllill. ... UIU UI 111V. 'il l ,1
,.n,i ,, 1 ..a mnko Shcll.v ' , , :.. , ... , '., .. : icompanics are just like any other
not oy clean but beautiful. 'gSh r -' , business, looking for paying develop-
.. ,1 ,, 1 1 11 room locmcr. ments, as you will agree if you stop
ihe result will be a cleaner, heal- j The bri(u is the third jaughtcr of to Mnk tat r.ulr(uuls ha;.e lVe
tbier, happier and more attractive the late Mr. Frank Holland and Mrs. j promptly extended, to the town that
Holland. She has resided in Char- is growing, as was the case of the L.
Let us nlant crass Ti, ,,.1 m, i.;.i., I ban comes by Shelby, as railroad
entered the
city.
J. T. GARDNER, Mayor.
The Sun, .March 8:
I The many friends of ('apt. W. T. R.
" Vl - T"11. '11 .J I .1-
hantmen had been completed at the ?.e!' w. 1 n'Sr W-W ai nis con-
' . . .. .. rnrru'ii tn Philnrlplntiin 5sntnrrl:' i.i
l'i. nnwevtT. lssuon an nnrwa t ho -' r v..,.fc,
. i . . . . ho truittuM ir t nii'i o hctu
press oi tne nation to retrain lrom " . "i"--
'The President's action sent a thrill
through the senate, meetine in snec-
jui session anil fnroncrn tho trnvorn.
- ... r. - ' "
V-.,,l.
ment ( enaftmerfts. Still hnnino- thnt
, -r-.- . ,
Messrs. I
J. Bell, of RockiiiKham; C. D. Bell, of
Spartanburg, and. Mrs. T. P. Rey
nolds, of Richmond, who were here
last week to see him, accompanied
W.'ir With .prmnnu unll Kn alrnnln1
officials and senntors drrlnrnil tVint
he i?sui rests pntirolv with f'.i.r.
I anv.
The Call for Congress
Formal announcement of the gov
ernment S nolicv was piven in thp ful-
iW n r Qltnnlinnnmnnl . ...,,...1
H "'iliUUllllliiVIii, la.iuai 111MII
the White. Hmisp-
"Whereas public interests reouire
that thf f'finoTuca r.f tVia TTnifurl Cl.i
.'.,,v jo vi till. ,iiii:ii ..jm-
-hould be convened in extra ses
At the meeting of the board of
county commissioners Monday an el
ection was ordered to be he:.l in Fir
est City on the first Tuesday after
the first Monday in May vl which
time the citizens of that town viil
vote on a bond issue of $-5,000 for
the purposQ of building and equipp
ing a new school building.
Seventy-five convicts have been al
lotted to the Hickory Nut Cap Road
for 12,r days. This secure the slo.-
J "n nr ! n'nir,.b- rfw. !, ii'u "on i 1 1 1 e i a i uiu.
. . uuiji, IIVVI1, VII II1C 1UU1
ay of April, 1917, to receive such I lne a0uve telegram lrom .Senator
ntmm tin L. .. i i vi. l1. iiaiiin in ill' l'linn I I'us inr
".uiiaouuiis us may ue inane oy .......
hf executive- he people of the Chimney Rock and
"Now, therefore, I, Woodrow Wil- I?at Cavo F(,cti(,ns whl have been shut
:i. President of the United States ,in from tho t,utside w'orld since the
America, do hereby proclaim and Kn'at flo,H' of ,ast JuI'- Thm' have
( i'l'hirn k,.i- ....i j: a re i iv npen some niremnt mm c tn.
HEAR MR. DAVID
OVENS
Ton'.-ht at the Court House. Mr. Ovens i.i one of
Charlotte's most active men and President of Charlotte's
Chamber of Commerce. He will speak here along the
Kne of a Chamber of Cmmerce. And believe one who
knows, he speaks with a vim and dash.
Let everybody come. It's Free.
lotte for the past several years. Mrs.
Ross is bright and attractive and is
admired by a wide circle of friend-.;
District Receprocity Day to Be
Held Here March 29th
The
REV. L. L. SMITH DEAD
"ft requires the Congres
Lnil,,l sttnio.. i.v ..
-. . fiuiu HI I llll 1 lilt.
of
1 A. . t I I
it. wan s nsior nir inp nt'sirnvtvi hic-ri.
nit ; . . v. ... ,,M,nM, ....i
V!i' nit -i-ri- tt hnoi ir-: i' tin.!, l a ifitil'M', I a. in iiuuuaiii
in PXtra' i uu .. ..f ui . v.. . fhn;ir tlio rpnnrt nf tho i,nmmittic nn
i?sn at. tho ,.;,. ; t tar in the actual reopen ni: un of the1"1"11" vl , ,s 1 " i . V , ' .
;, , ,7. V V . road M'inv efforts h'.v. -,1 ., 1 nhout half a century he was a local pointed last weeK to iormuiaie pians
i!:irton on the tilth Hnv nf Anril rau. -Many enorts nae also neen I ....!.. . . . i . ........ . :
.. ... , ..... l'.... i . , minister ot t ie Methodist church ami on wnicn 10 organize a ciiamuer oi
"..u 1-ociock noon, ot which all . . "-"" i. ..ifi ;fl..
Inr ita rni'imcf riwt iin l.nf .ir. Ii,., wiuukiii. nuiivivuui luiiutn
cl,.in.r hnnra .f fi,o Hnnwi i ;Ms Master. He was a man of noble
Prominent Local Minister and For
mer Representative of Cleveland in
N. C. Ceneral Assembly.
Rev. Landrum L. Smith died Thurs
day afternoon at his home near Shar
on
at ,'5 o'clock at Sharon
church, Revs. A. J. Burrus,
M. HoyJe, C. A. Wood and J. F.
Kirk conducting the funeral. Mr
MASS MEETING TONIGHT
Relative to Chamber of Commerce
Mr. David Ovens of Charlotte to
Be Chief Speaker.
& N. and the Seaboard building
hundreds of miles into Atlanta, the
Norfolk Southern to Charlotte and
the Interurban to Castonia and Spar
tanburg, not that these companies
had any special fondness for any of
the towns, but that the business was
; there awaiting them, just so with
federated club of Shelby will ' Shelby. If we will secure more in-
again have the distinguished plea- " .
... .... i , urban built.
sure of having within our borders, a shelby has a number of the begt
representative number of the State s I)Usiness men in the 8tatei many are
brightest and brainest club women, 'successfully managing ..plants and
when on- Thursday,-March 20th, the business of various kinds, that would
three clubs belonging to the Federa- gladly assist and manage other in-
tion, namely: The Civic League, jdustries here, if we would only get
20th Century and Ishpening clubs i?fthep, .and, show them
will be hostesses for that day to alliln" we m.a Ialt" "nm'm-
, , , , . . ... Do you know that there are sever-
the clubs, twelve in number in this ' , inHetrico nw i.tin.
fifth district. an(j are pieasel with Shelby? Some
These ladies will arrive on, the 0f these we can certainly get if we
Southern and Seaboard trains on the will only organize and go after
morning of the 2Dth. A luncheon 'these.
will be served at noon, the exercises, Do you ever stop to think that two
' . . ,u i,i -ii ii .... I.
which will be a most entertaining " "" " "taie nuu
There will be a mass meeting in
chaact)er following immediately.
Adjournment will be in time for
the visitors to make the afternoon
and evening trains.
The various committees are hard
at work perfecting arrangements for
the event the details of which will
be published later.
It is hoped that a large delegation
of ladies from each club will be here
afternoon at nis nome near snar- " ... . attenjanc(,
and was buried Friday afternoon j the court house tonight at 8 o'clock,'1
,.vi.m I- nt Shnmn Mpthndist !sharp and every wide-awake citizen is I . ,
Methodist sharp and every
Robert 'Cordially and urgently invited to at
tend. The meeting will be free and
a treat is in store, as the chief speak-
Smith was born Oct. H, mr and was er tor the occasion will ie Mr. Haviu
approaching his 82nd milepost. Up j Ovens of Charlotte who says what he
until he contracted a cold and suffer- ;has to say with a dash and vim. The
lf purpose of the meeting will ne to
F'l.' l Willi rtt !IT Thn. IY1.. w irv
' i.. u. ii.eiiii.'ei s i ii i i en 1 .'ire
hrn l.i-
reipiested to take notice.'
bly all attempts had been without a-
vail. The now prevailing opinion is :
Vw.f t.... c...i i
tuai. nmi uit: Miciii)-int: oiitu' eon- i
character, forward looking ideas, con
secration and devotion to all things
that made for the advancement of
RUBBER CLOVES
L'se Rubber T.Iovps tn nrotnrt wnr;'8 antl the $lfl,(KK) Federal aid the
haii.l.. o. . . ... ! Chnrlntto. Auhuvillo II
an, .... .. conn ho ratnr-nJ KAff. fiAmli(!nn 1 aHI3JII
i" i .1 ii noii- nil n .. l l. noon i. t ..7kriLu tu ot ill i iwiiiiiliimi
God's kingdom and the betterment of
.. -i, Icountv and State. He was an active
urn - . ,
Kcrnhill'a nmi. cin
,than it was before the flood. The bill
honors. In his community he was re
BUY THE FO ?mw.vr: vnw V" !ju.t passed by the Legislature auth-,1 " e!f J a" J""
p., i , " 4l ,f ilUcllCc wiiiLii lew iiiuii nave. in xovo
"UMl anil t'nla Unnc il,n,. - tllU UU Ul WUIIVlllS I t 1 1 1 U V c S I- .,, -
HiKh in nriP if it ' ' ' uil' all doubt as to the reconstruction of ;"e b e,tLleu uy. " e. lKVllK ,ul ylKK
- if n -i.i ... i ., . i.tini i.iiiiti cocii i. Linn luuiiLi 111 lii.
ftnvtliincr
all in iuj. ii.. o.i.. t.i.- ii ithe road through the famous Hickorv
-wua iui uiu uarueii or rieia, . ,
conic tn iiq on.i it v i. u ....'JNut Uap and the opening again of
ul hn tria rt this beautiful mountain section to
rial 1 1, r. . cnmm tn..iete
-Mil s I irnn. vi..
adv.
His Foot Broken
The manv fnnnt. t nr. a r
VtcNfillv of Tnanr nrill nr,,t tn
c:ir.i ii... i ... . ...
" umi ne got his foot broken a
'ut a week or ten days ago. He was
"'"ig on a wagon when his foot
m between a break beam and a
"tump.
summer tourists
It is said that the passage of this
act was largely due to the untiring
efforts of Senator J. Foy Justice, of
Hendersonville, one of the Senators
from this district.
WART NOW-
r"T, cleaning up and fixing up,
around and see what needs
repair your fences, out hous
Sr?c" We have the -tools,
teri .rJVrc' and dining up ma
nfJ0T ou- J- D. Lineber-
. m,m Edith Cranor will hold a fash
livim, ' ,dl9Played by a. number of
WMnC;r'.."l!ner.?tyl.e ..n
evening, M&rcn 14th, lol-
opening on Thurs-adr.
lowed 1 . ' , emn
Displayed by living models on
Wednesday evening at Miss Cranor's
the "Shop of Style and Service, will
be seen modes of Spring surpassing
in beauty, exclusive in style, youth
ful in spirit. Hats, gowns, and coats
Don't forget the hours, 8 to 10
o'clock. adv.
Charming reproductions of smart
est spring models in hats, sport suits,
afternoon and evening gowns will be
On display at Miss Cranor's Fashion
Show Wednesday evening. Millinery
land to represent this county in the
House of Representatives of the
General Assembly and served with
honor to himself and credit to his
county.
Mr. Smith was married to Miss
Nancy Hamrick who survives with
the following children, Mrs. W. T.
Grigg of Lawndale, Mrs. W. E.
Churchill of Gastonia, Mrs. P. P.
Hawkins, Mrs. W. Ross Smith and
Mr. Eury Smith of Sharon.
for I commerce or board of trade for Shel
by. Several of the most influential
men of Shelby will make speeches
and Mr. Ovens will have something
to say that will interest every Shel
by citizen.
The committee on plan or organi
zation, Messrs. I. C. Griffin, J. D.
Lineberger, H. E. Kendall, 0. M.
Mull, S. S. Royster, W. J. Arey and
Paul Webb has been in communica
tion with the National Board of Trade
and many city organizations and
have a plan which they think is best
adapted to Shelby's needs.
Don't let anything keep you away,
but be on hand promptly. The meet
ing will not last long and will not lag
for a moment
Mrs. Gardner Club Hostess
One of the most interestin gliterary
programs in the history of the 20th
Century club was that which was en
joyed by the members on last Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ().
Max Gardner, with that great Bel
gian author and playwright Maet
erlinck's wonderful p'ay "Monna
Vanna," as the subject matter.
The motive of the book was splen
didly handled by Mrs. J. I). Lineber
ger, 'while the story of the play, so
full of heart-throbs and pathetic
appeal and heroism, was told most
graphically by Mrs. Will J. Roberts.
Mrs. T. D. Bateman, who is always
at her best when assigned the task
their homes here, but go to other
towns to operate mills?
Do you know that there has been -
considerable money invested in Bel
mont and Gastonia mills by Shelby
citizens during the past year?
Do you know that Shelby is tho
largest town in the South without a
hospital? We should hide our heads
in shame that we must send our lov
ed ones to Rutherfordton, Lincoln
ton, or other places when operations
are needed, both of these towns be
ing much smaller than Shelby and we
have in town and county population
of 40.MM? Think of it.
Did you evj- think how many peo
ple would come to Shelby, if we only
would provide hotel accommoda
tions? We have been asleep. Wake up,
stop kicking, cut out that grouch,
help us with your money and time to
organize a board of trade, put Shel
by on the map and see her grow in
a substantial way, that will benefit
all of us and make her the BUSIEST
GROWING TOWN IN THE SOUTH.
We believe that you will do it. ITo
not disappoint us.
Elect Officers
At an interesting meeting of the
Civic League last week when much
Matured Stock
Those who are so fortunate as to
hold shares in our 12th series, will
no doubt be pleased to note that the
payment made on Saturday, March
10th brought their shares to matur
ity and wo are now ready to hand
them their checks on cancelled mort
gages. SHELBY B. & L. ASSO.,
J. F. Roberts, Secy-Trcas.
opening on Thursday.
. adv.
We hare just received a large ship
ment of Oxfords, the kind that fit and
wear at the old prices. Evans E. Mc
Brayer. dv.
Go to J. D. Lineberger's this
minute and select what you will
need to do cleaning up, fixing up
with. We ve got just what
you'll need. adv.
I-KO
Good morning Mr .Hi-Ko, how do
you do? Fine, because I lifted a
corn from the top of the fifth spoke
of Mr. M's right wheel (foot) last
night and it did me so much good to
see the smile on his face, because he
can now wear that pair of new shoes.
HI-KO
is guaranteed to remove your CORNS
in 5 nights. If it fails, you get your
money back. Price 25c bottle. Do't
buy from any one of the just as good
kind. There is only one Hi-Ko and
it is Registered in the U. S. patent
office, and it is manufactured only by
H. E. Kendall. . adv.
of telling of the lives of some great busines of importance was tmnRrtAH
character in the world's history, gave and plans formed for the furtherance
a resume of Materlinck's remarkable 0f the clean up campaign and way
career, wuicn sue tom in ner usual and means discussed for Reciprocity
splendid style. payi which convenes here on tho
A delightful social hour followed,
during which the hostess served ar,
elegant collation.
"Wanted"
Recruits for Co. G. 1st N. C. Infty.
Eingle men of good character, be
tween the ages of 18 and 45 years,
who can poss the physical examina
tion for enlistment. All members of
Co. G. are hereby ordered to report
at armory in Shelby, N. C, every
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock for
drill and instruction.
All members failing to attend drill
are subject to crourt martial.
H.A.LOGAN,
3t. Com. Co. G., 1st N; C. Infty.
29th, the following officers were elect
ed to succeeed themselves: Presi
dent, Mrs. W. B. Nix; vice-pres.,"
Mrs. S. O. Andrews; treasurer, Mrs.
S. S. Royster,. Mrs. Carl Webb was
elected secretary,, to succeed Miss M.
Jones who resigned on account of ill
health.
The famous Styleplus and Hart,
Schaffner & Marx clothes for Spring
are arriving at Evans E. McBrayer's
daily. adv.
Don't miss the Fashion . Show at
Miss Cranor's on Wednesday even
ing. An exclusive showing of the
newest things in sport goods,parasols
hats, and dresses, adv.
Evans E. McBrayer has neckwear
that surpasses the most difficult to
please. 25q to ? 2.00. adv.
FOUNTAIN SYRINGES
The best and a large NEW stock
to select from at the old price. See
our line of 2 quart Fountain syringes,
a good one for 75c to J1.00, $1.25 and
?1.50. When you need anything In
the rubber goods line, coma to Ken
dall's Drug Store. . , adv..
FARMERS
Come to us for plows, plow
fixtures, names, traces, back
bands, single trees, hardware,
roofing, hog wire, poultry wire,
etc. J. D. Lineberger's Sons.
HEX for all forms of Headaches
and Neuralgia, 10, 25 and 50c bottle.
Kendall's Drug Store. pdv.