EVERY ARTICLE SOLD BETWEEN THE
HOURS AND BY THE CLERKS MENTIONED
ONLY—THURSDAY.
GET THESE SPECIALS AT THE APPOINT
ED HOUR THURSDAY—Positively no sales
made before or after appointed hour.
; DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY [
| At 8:25 Thursday Morning J
’ Hour Sales Start at 8:30
; A M. and Continue Until !
! 4:30 P. M. i|
cry Bargain Carefully Selected For A Big Value! Watch the Clock, Be On Time! Don’t
READ EACH ITEM
Carefully and Understand
Thoroughly the Time When
It Is To Go On Sale—And
Then—Be Here Eearly j
Miss Anything
4
M> M.Ui, .,
Every Item Under This Clock on Sab
Thursday From 8:30 to 0:30 Only
NO SAU:s TO CHII,UHK\
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
■ 4 STRAND BROOMS
Extra heavy. A “Made in Caro ~
lina’^product. Regular 63 cent
seller—ipccial for thia hour Jp
»nly nt &2*§
Limit 1 to a Customer
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
CARNATION MILK
A regular C
well known
Small Size
cent size of :his
evaporated milk.
Very tpecial for (his hour on!
in our grocery Cipartmeni
3 FOR .
only
Limit G to a Customer
Mr. Whisnant Will Sell
ATHLETIC UNION SUITS
Men’. Atheistic Summer Union
Suits in r.ll »ize*. Regular 50
cent stiitr. Sijacial or thi*
hour only—
7 trail 2
c a
Curt
orner
Mrs. Turner Will Sell
20 X 43 .BATH TOWELS
Exir» Kc-v, Na-;.es
regular r* *sa —3.jtei«l fo
Thursday at this hour, or.Iy
Limit Five tq a Customer
*<» MAIL (lit 1*110\K OH!)KIt*<
Every Item Under This Clock on Sale
Thursday From 9:30 to 10:30 Only
AO SALliS TO (HILOHEJI
Miss Sallie Wilson Will Sell
CHILDREN’S ROMPERS
50 dozen to go on tale at th »
price—made of good quality
linene and ronp:r cloth—size 2
to 6—regular price CSc—
Limit 2 to a Customer
41
Mrs. Wootton Will Sell
MUSLIN UNDER
GARMENTS
An assortment of 400 pieces consisting of
Teddies, Step-Ins, Gowns and
Bloomers, our regular G9c
quality, choice__
Limit ^Garments to a Customer.
Miss Goode Will Sell
FIBRE SILK HOSE
20 dozen sport and silk hose in teh season’s
latest colors. Our 48c quality
special for this Hour Sale
at, choice___
Limit 3 Pairs to a Customer.
Mr. Clary Will Sell
36 X 72 GRASS RUGS
G« outfit * nr pc? ted Japanese
Oral* rii it big assortment
oi atiriic.ivr. designs and colors.
Regular price $1.29. Hour tale
price—
Limit 2 to a Customer
NO MAIL. Olt 1*110\H OHOICIIS
Every Item Under This Clock on Sale
Thurrday From 10:30 to 11:30 Only
NO SALES TO CHILDREN
Mrs. Misenheimer Will Sell
72 X 90 C£M BED SHEETS
Regular r/rice of this well known
•heat <s $1.00—special for this
ho>r Thursday, only—
Limit 2 to a Customer
63
Mr. Whisnant Will Sell
BOY’S KHAKI SUITS
Well made—durable in evjry re
spect, with twe pocket* and hsiL.
Sise 2 to 8—regular price 790
Hour sale price—
Limit 2 To A Customer
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
SALEM LAND-MARK
COFFEE
Our regular 25c per pound
coffee, the good old kind ; special
for this Hour Sale at pound
Limit 2 PpuncU to a Customer.
Mr. Clary Will Sell
18 X 24 FLOOR MATS
A w»Je range of P*t
tetna anJ aVdgni to telect from.
Regular prl»-a 15c, (pedal for
tHU : )rjr only—
2 FOR
limit a id a Customer
NO MAIL OH I*HONK. OHUKIIM
Item Under Thi* Clock onSale
Thursday From 11:30 to 12:30 Only
NO SALKS TO (TIILDICKN
Miss W iison Will Sell
BUNGALOW APRONS
Regular price $1.19. A Urge
(election of colo'i and styles
from which to select. Siie 38
to 56.
Limit 2 to a Customer
Mr. Whisnant Will Sell
'T" MEN’S HOSE
00 dosen pairs to go in this big
hour sale. Regulcr price 25c.
Colors, blue, black, tun, ,») sire,.
Special for Hour sale—
Limit 4 Pair to a Customer
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
DEL MONTE PEACHES
Yellow Cline Peaches, regular T>6
eont value, rpatial for ih'.a Lour 4?
•ale, at—
Limit 4 Cana io h Cujtcnicr
3
- -—M
Miss Goode Will Sell
Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk
Hose
la all the nee shades, regular
$1.45 value. Special fer this
hour only, at—
Limit 2 Pair to a Cu3tonn-i
Every Item Under This Clock on Sale
Thursday from 1:30 to 2:30 Only i
NO SALES TO CHILDREN
i
NO MAIL OH
ORDERS
Mrs. Turner and Mr. McMurry Will Sell
V.AAUa *» • - - -
Father Geo. Sheeting
v SEA ISLAND
!lcre is a well known brand
jhcating that sells regular at IS
o 19c. Hour sale price—
ihursday only—
Limit 10 Yards to a Customer
c
Mr. Blanton Will Sell
MEN’S WORK SHIRTS
Extra hiavy blue cbambray, in all
• ires, f all cut. Hour tale price
for Thursday only
V’rr.if* 2 fn CuAtccse;
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
OCTAGON SOAP—LARGE
CAKE
Here is the old reliable Laundry Soap,
specially priced for this sale only
at 3 cakes for_
Limit 6 cakes to a customer.
10c
Mr. Eskridge Will Sell
DEL MONTE SLICED
PINEAPPLE
2V» size can—regular price
45c. Special for this hour and
Thursday only—at—
30c
NO MAIL, OH 1’HO.NE OUDKItS
Every Item Under This Clock on Sale
Thursday From 2:30 to 3:30
NO SALKS TO CUILDltluN
Mr. Blanton Will
White Enamel Combineis
Regular price $1.50. Extra
heavy Enamel—speci..\ for this
hour sale Thursday, only—
Limit 1 To A Cuitome
Mr. Clary Will Sell
Palm Olive Twin Bar Soap
Palmolive twin her s.an. Very
special at this price—Be here at
the right hour and buy a sup"’ .
3 FOR
Limit 6 Cakes to a Customer
c
XO MAIL on PHONE OllUEHS
Every Item Under This Clock on Sale
Thursday From 3:30 to 4:o0 Only
xo SALKS TO CHILimr.X
Miss Goode Will Sell
CHILDRENS PRETTY
DRESSES
Our regular $1.00 Dresses in
most all sizes special for this
Hour Sale at Choice _______
Limit 2 to a Customer.
*"" '■■MJM ■ I
Mr. Blanton Will Sell
ELECTRIC L1GF IT BULBS
25 to 50 walls—2;?ulir 2C .eel
valuo—special for this hour
Thursday, only—
Limit 5 loa C i
Snappy Sport
—DRESSES—
Consisting of Voiles,
Tub Silk, Tricoplaid,
Pongee and Linen in
all sizes and styles. A
$5.00 Dress specially
priced for Thursday
only at—
WOMEN’S SUEDE
—PUMPS—
Regardless of cost we offerour entire
stock of women’s Suede Shoes. Values up
to $6.98 at your choice only
$3.45
NO MAIL on f IIO.N i: 011 1)1.Its
Every Item Under This Clock
Thursday Frotn 2:30 to 3:
NO tA-I£iS TO nilU'RE.N
Mrs. Woolton Will Sell
Women’s Ginghrm Dresses
Regular price (1.45. A wide
range ef pattern) and styles t«_.
select from. Special for this
hour only. Sizes 35 to 42.
• Limit 2 tc. a Customer
Mr. Blanton Will Sell
MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
Our regular $1.19 Dress Shirts in wide
assortment of patterns offered
special this Hour Sale only,
at choice__
Limit 2 to a Customer.
Mm. Misenheimer Will Sell
PRETTY DRESS
GINGHAMS
Our regular 25c Dress Ginghams in wide
range of patterns special this
Hour Sale only,
5 yards for___
Limit 5 Yards.
Mr. Clary Will Sell
6x9 FEET GRASS RUGS
Our regular $3.95 Japanese
new patterns—this
size only, your
choice_
Limit 4 Rugs to a customer
rugs in pretty
$1.99
Local People Speak
Well Of Mr. McLean
Coy McSwain ami Mhw Agnes Me,
Brayer Speak Highly of Him
in His Home Town
Mr. Coy McSwain, who owns and fft
cultivating a farm between LatiL
more und Shelby, and Mias Agnes Me.
Bruyer who has been teaching school
for a number of years, two of our
good Cleveland County people lived
in Lumberton, N. C., the home of Mr.
A, W. McLean n few years ago be.
fore he thought of running for of
fice, and when they had an opportune
ity of learning the worth and morjj^~ '
of tit*' man free from political as
pirations. This is what they have to
say about Mr. McLean as a private
citizen.
To the Democratic Voters of Cleve
land County:—
I lived in Lumberton, N. C. sev
eral years ago when I learned to
know Mr. A. W. McLean personally.
I am pleased to say that he is a most
excellent man. He is well liked by his
neighbors and all who know him. He
is one of the largest farmers of his
county and the farmers of his section
believe in him. He has the confidence
of his home people. He began life a
very poor hoy, doing all kinds of furm
work for his father who lived on and
cultivated a small farm. With this
small beginning, Mr. McLean by his
splendid ability and honesty has made
a remarkable suecess. In addition to
hir. farming he has helped to promote
and is interested in much of the bus.
iness being done in hfs home county,
I believe he will use the same good
judgment in looking after the state’s
business that he has in conducting his
own, and will therefore make us a
great governor. For that reason I am
going to vote for him and ask my
neighbors and friends of Cleveland
County to do likewise.
Respectfully,
Coy McSwain.
To the Editor of the Star:—
I taught school in Lumberton for
two years and am pleased to say that
I know Mr. A. W. McLean personal
ly. He is a very friendly man, kind
and helpful to strangers and liked
by all who know him. He has donfc
much for his home county and town.
He is a large farmer and interested
in practically all the business done yi
that section. He began lTFe as the
oldest son of a very small larmej,
and by his good judgment, good char,
acter and willingness to work has
made a wonderful success. I believp
ho will apply the same good qualities
to the conduct of the State’s business
and make us a great governor.
Yours truly,
Miss Agnes McBrayer.
(Political Advertisement)
Bob Gantt Asks For
Support Of J. E. Lonir'
Mr. Lee B. Weathers,
Shelby, N. C.
Dear Lee:
While in Shelby and Cleveland a
few days ago, several people made
inquiries of me concerning J. Elmer
Lon|r of Durham, who is a candidate
for the nomination of the Democratic
party for the office of Lieutenant-gov
ernor, ; subject to the action of the pri
mary of June 7th.
Always being interested in any
matter of public concern, whether it
pertains to men or things that , any
person or number of persons in Clev
eland county are or might be interest
ed, I am writing this relative to Mr.
Long.
It is a fact that all of us, pay but
little attention, if any, generally, to
the candidate or candidates for the
office of Lieutenant-governor, when it
should be otherwise, for he can by vir
tue of his position as presiding offi
cer of the Senate, to a very great ex
tent, shape and control all legislation
that comes up for consideration and
passage. So naturally that office (and
all others for that matter) should be
filled by a man of character and abil
ity. When I say this I do not nega
tively refer to the opponents of Mr.
Long in this race, for so far as I know
they both possess these attributes.
I have know J. Elmer Long, well,
for a number of years. He is a man
of the highest character and integ
rity, an able lawyer, a good business
man and an experienced legislator.
He is a fine stump speaker and cam
paigner, and if nominated, he would
along with the successful nominee of
the party for Governor, help head and
make a great campaign for the party
in the fall. i
Very truly yours,
R. M. GANTT.
Durham, N. C.
(Political Advertisement.)
LITTLE CHILD DIES AT
ELLA MILL VILLAGE
Lily Elizabeth Cochrane, 20 month
old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Cochrane who live at the Ella Mill
died Sunday afternoon following a
protracted illness which has lasted
since the parents moved to Shelby
from Gastonia. The funeral was con
ducted from the home Monday by Rev.
Rush Padgett.
Big Ace Overalls. Men’s old Big
overalls heaviest weight, fullest cut,
cross back suspenders. Special $1.49
Wray-Hudson Co. Adv
College professor says long legs in
dicate superior intelligence . At least,
they should indicate loftier thought—
Little Rock Arkansas Gazette.
No need to curse—use Texaco.
There’s more power, more miles, less
carbon in Texaco. , Ad