Bring Back Youth!
WHEN YOU find yourself
r.I i "oing away from you t h
ful activities, take heed. Old Age
Has dashed his danger signal.
It is time to get a new hold,
to rebuild the organs that are
breaking down. Let Munyon’s
Paw Paw Tonic help to bring
back refreshened vigor.
For Constipation
Use Munyon’s Paw Paw P:!b
‘Thtrc it Hup* '
druggists
with IRON and NVX
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
MUNYON'S, Scranton, Pa.
SEIBERLING
ALL-TREADS
Protection where voi
need it, “along the
sides.”
Sand, mud, rocks,
ruts, Can’t Cut or
Stop this king of all
tires.
See us about Balloon Sets of Tires, Wheels
and Prices.
TWO PLACES
MLSENHEIMER IDEAL SERVICE
TIRE CO. STATION
(Vulcanizing)
We Give Tire Service Unexcelled.
PICKING THE STAPLE
| J. fi. AVhitf is Erecting Bungalow
Home—Personal Mention of
People on the Ho.
(Special to The Star.)
Grover, Oct. 7.—The farmers are
tailing advantage of the clear weath
}er for gathering cotton. Several bales
have been ginned and sold on the lo
cal market in the last few days.
Several of our Grover poople are
attending the celebration at Kings
; Mountain today.
Mrs. .1. I. Hardin, who has been eon
! fined to her home for several days is
reported to be improving.
Mrs. Mary Price of Columbus, Ga.,
I and Mrs. Bessie Henry of Shelby are
j visiting their sister, Mrs. J. G. White
! in Grover this week.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Bunn Herndon of
: Jackson Springs, this state, are visit
i ing relatives in and around Grover
i this week.
Misses Torah Pinkleton and Ruby
j Ellis spent the week end with home
t'olks from Limestone college.
Mrs. J. A. Ellis has been confined
| to her home for several days by sick
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and children
of Midway, S. C„ and Misses
-Mabel, and Alta McSwain and friends,
of Dallas, visited in the home of Mrs.
A. (1. Dillingham on Sunday.
Mr. J. M. Turner of Columbus, Ga.,
is visiting his brother Mr. M. D. Tur
ner.
Master James Pinkleton has been
confined to his home for several days
by sickness.
Mrs. L. C. Hamrick spent last Thurs
dav in Gastonia shopping.
Messrs. C. F. Hambright, C. C. Wal
lace, and Laudis Ellis, and Mrs. C. F.
Hambright and Miss Edith Ham
bright spent sometime last week in
Washington city.
Mr. W. J. Moss and family motored
to Union, S. C., Sunday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. Addie
Moss who had spent some weeks vis
iting in Union.
Mr. J. G. White is completing a
beautiful five-room bungalow on his
farm north of town, which we under
stand is to be occupied by Mr. Ernest
Hambright and family.
Mrs. Vergie Martin and friends of
Richburg, S. C.. visited relatives in
Grover last week.
Mrs. Arnim Rollins has accepted a
position in the offices of the Minette
mills.
Mr. Frank Oates and family of
Rutherfordton and Mrs. Charles
Washburn of Shelby spent Sunday in i
i the home of their sister Miss Bessie
Turner.
Mr. Thomas Foster and family ofj
the Mt. Parran community spent Sun
day with relatives in Grover. j
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Byers and Mr. I
I and Mrs. W. O. Johnson spent Fri-1
! day afternon in Charlotte attending
j the exposition.
BEEPER, AUTO SMASH
VICTIM, IS IMPROVED
Gus Beeper, son of Mr. and Mrs. I
W. A. Beeper, sr„ of Belmont, who1
! w:ls' seriously injured in an auto- I
■ mobile accident, Saturday, today was!
j reported improved at the Gaston
, snnitorium, where he is a patient.
Mr. Beeper is suffering from a frac
tured skull and has not regained con-1
j.sciousness since the accident. Physi-1
| ‘‘inns, however, believe the young
[man will recover unless complications j
j set in. Today it was thought pncu-'
monin might develop and every effort
was being made to prevent this.
Alonzo Hall, negro, victim of thp
same aeeident died Sunday night
without regaining consciousness. i
•Kelly’s carry (he Best and Latest!
in Everythin* for Men and Boys. Adi
Attention Farmers
This Bank will handle your
cotton checks, also your ware
house receipts if you are a
member of the^cotton assa
ciation. We have on hand all
necessary blanks and will be
glad to fill tjiem out for you
and pay you the first cash
advance.
Bring Your Ware House Re
ceipts to This Bank
Either for cash or credit. We
are Prepared to Serve You.
Hundreds of farmers do their
business with this bank and
we cordially invite others to
start with us this fall—bring
or mail your cotton checks
to us for your credit. Pay
your bills with checks on this
bank—thc|n place what you
have left on interest.
Your Business Will Be Ap
preciated Here
Cleveland Bank &
Trust Company
SHELBY, N. C.
Wm. Lineberger, President.
R. E. Campbell, V-President
J. J. Lattimore, Sec’y.-Treas.
J. L. Suttle, Mgr. Ins. Dept.
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New Ready-To-Wear En Route
From New York
Our buyer, Mr. McNeely is in New York
this week and is sending us the very latest
tilings from Broadway and Fifth avenue to
wear. They are coming by every express,
BIG LOT OF BARGAIN COATS
Come in and let us show you these pretty
garments, even if you are not ready to buy.
Mr. McNeely called us over phone last night
(yes, New York is a long distance to phone,
but its true) telling us to advertise the fact
in Friday’s Star that he had sent a big lot of
COATS TO SELL FOR $19,75 to $39.50.
TheSe are wonderful values.
SPORT FLANNEL DRESSES
Also he is sending a big lot of sport flannel
dresses to be on sale Friday. Everything new
in sweaters.
BEAUTIFUL HATS
A new shipment of beautiful hats in all the
newest shades and shapes for Fall also ar
rived this week. See them.
J. C. McNeely Company
QUALITY STYLE SERVICE
JUST A STONE’S THROW FROM
THE HEART OF SHELBY, N. C.
Monday Morning Oct. 13th
IS THE BIGGEST OPPORTUNITY OF THE YEAR!
AT 10:00 O’CLOCK SHARP
WE WILL SELL
THE AUCTION WAY
28 — BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS — 28
wtShtTwo*Square!E^T °"* Bl“k °,f Nor,b Wethingtei. Street, Ju.toff Ea.t Marion Street, Which i. the Mem Paved Highway, and
V^rOPro"™mWTO nwt ™"y B”“" “ "-*• A' A”’ Pri“ " Sh-"»- «■“ » «- He.-, a. The Tewa.
O « OPPORTUNE TO OWN THE BEST RESIDENT,AL LOTS IN THE CITY AT YOUR OWN PRICE—ON TERMS THAT WILL SUIT YOU
An ODDOrtumtv In TnviYci Wt,LyM.y V_ _117 . , ,, ^ _ OUII I HU
Say'SSKTSUr "NOwf- C“ W‘"h Y”“' With The ThHIty, Dea't Stand By And Wat.h Yea, P„.„d. Reap The Ha.ve.t The,
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OUR live wire minstrel band
ly after the sale' ‘ Ah^f ?“)* 6?*ire saI? and five • “““'t immediate
musi^t an Auctiot s±tely thC fme“ mm5tre' band ,hat ™d«
The sale will be conducted by Horney Brother., the famous Twin Auc
tioneers. They look alike—they dress alike—they act alike_they talk
alike and they both cry the same bid at the same time speakine exactly
the same words. A feat accomplishedby no other auctioneer, in ?he w“ld
1U SUMt, UNE VISITING THIS SALE WILL BE GIVEN
$600.00 WORTH OF NEW FURNITURE ABSOLUTELY FREE!
No Obligation to Bid or to Buy. Your Presence at the Sale i. all That’. Necewary to be Able to Win TJ.U Fine Furniture Some n urn . , ,
REMEMBER THE DAY AND THE
TF.RMS EASY SHELBY BUILDING COMPANY OWNER, For £S'COMPANY.
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Salary in the World.” IF YOU HAVE LAND TO SELL SEE ul ‘ UW"* FU* St PelCT*b"*' Fla.-“The Large,t Auction 2?T/Sr5SS
BROTHERS;