Music ( 3uh
M; ctinsr.
The Cecelia M ; i- dub Jr. meeting
th!.' Tuc. day aftcrnoii at at the
homo of Mr . K’u b Thompson.
Chicora Club
Meets.
The Chicora Club will meet with
Mrs. O. »i. Mull Friday afternoon.
The hour is I! TO o'clock.
Another
Thought.
Itefu i' to lie gloomy. Cheer up! Get
your mind olT your troubles. Lead a
natural life and walk on the sunny
side of the street.
Dinarr Gtie: Is
Sunday.
Mr. end Mrs. II. I,. Toms had as
♦heir dinner guests Sunday, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dover. Miss Katherine Do
ver and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dover.
Old Sol Cheers.
After the rain of the past week
when the sun showed his face last
week he cheered many people. Every
hodvfiiopnn to feel hotter even the
“flu*, patients anti of course the wo
men of Shelby were seen on thee
streets once more.
Spent) (ho Day
I*»r< y.
Mrs. J. S. Deirton ha'l ns hor guests
(<> Rjiend 11>o day with her Thursday,
Mrs. -A. Biggerstaff and Mrs. John
son, Miss Robbie Biggerstnff and
Misses Nell and Margaret Young of
Forest City.
Miss Mary Ford F.lam
Charming Young Hostess.
Ml so Mary Ford Flam was a charm
ing hostess to the younger set on
Thursday evening, After the assem
bling^ of the guests, games amt music
wlitlejt? away the happy hours. Later
Miss Flam assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Flam served the most tempting
refreshments.
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Miss Mnrv
Griffin Hostess.
Miss Mnrv Griffin always an ideal
hostess entertained informally and de
lightfully on Friday evening with
three taldes of bridge, tl was a neigh
borhood affair and there young men
and Women after the games and de
lirious refreshments motored out to
Cleveland Springs and had music and
danc&ig (o complete a happy evening.
Informal Dance at
r’lcv<s!ard Springs Hotel.
Cleveland Springs looked like the
“good old summer time” on Saturday
evening when ouite a number of Shel
by’s young social set motored out and
enjoyed a most informal dance. Quite
a number of guests at the hotel were
also dancing, making a brilliant scene
■with the beautifully dressed young
women aiul fascinating music played
bv Miss Mary Griffin. Mrs. Boshamer,
Mr. Buchanan and I. C. Griffin jr.
The Perfect
Guest.
She answered by return post.
The invitation of her host.
She caught the train she said she
would —
And charged at stations as she should.
She brought a small and lightish box,
And keys belonging to the locks.
Food rich and rare she did not beg—
But ate the boiled and scrambled egg.
Vv’hen offered hike warm tea she
drank it,
And did not crave an extra blanket,
Nor e*tra pillow for her head.
She seemed to like the spare room
bed.
She brought her own self-filling
pen,
And always went to bed at ten.
She left no little things behind,
But stories new and gossip kind.
Mrs. C. B. McBrayer
Entertains Bridge Club.
Cleveland Springs was the lovely
setting a?id Mrs. C. B. McBrayer was
the qharminr hostess to the South
Washington Bridge club on Saturday
afternoon. The weather was perfect
end all the members mtoored out in
the beautiful sunshine to this popu
lar place. Mrs. McBrayer had her ta
bles arranged in the attractive lobby
and theplaces were found by little
place cards in the shapes of hearts,
made*, diamonds and clubs. The ta
ble covers were embroidered in these
designs and the refreshments molded
also In this charming way carrying
out the card scheme. Many snappy
rubbers were played and a number of
visitors added to the pleasure of the
afternoon. A delicious tea was serv
ed atjfive o’clock consisting of salads
and sweets.
Miss Keller Entertains
Nio'ht Division.
One of the loveliest club meetings
nf the season wa ■ on Thursday even
ing when Miss Keller entertained the
Night Division of the Woman's club at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Webb.
Miss Keller chose for her color
All items intended for l1 is depart- 1
meet must foe <el»>i>hos:r ! or unit in I
to tile Society Editor foef. re 11a. |
m., tile day before p.e 'i ■ tion. All
news items of intercut to women
are welcomed.
By Mrs Madge Webb Rilev
scheme red and vre- i and lie' rooms•
were beautiful with pot led IVros, r<<t
flowers and red c Tidies in : ilver hoi,
ders. When the pin el had assembled;
Miss KeMer Imd arranged a mostde
lightful '‘take off’’ on an intelligence
test which was much enjoyed h;/ the
members.. Original V; lenlines were
given to the members applicable to I
themselves. The refreshments which
were delic ious, carried out the red and
green color ache me. The program was
most ent a'tainine; and Misses Eliza
beth Roberts, Jessie Hamrick and Mrs
Jessie R-ntVtsoiir gave splendid papers
on James Lane Allen, John Fox jr..
and Mrs. Burton Harrison,
Afternoon Division No. 2
Will Sell Tickets.
The Afternoon Division No. 2 of the
Woman’s club will start the sale of
'tickets of “ITe Who Gets Flapped,”
I featuring I/on Chaney and an all star
| east playing at the Princess theater
Feb. 5th, afternoon and evening. This
is one of 'the fi usd pictures o' r
shown in Shelby. There is a hip ro
mance, drama, tragedy and circa life
and it will delight the children as well
! as grown ups. Secure tickets now
from any member < f the Huh. The
tickets are 25 cents each.
Miss Bernice Hamrick
Charming Hostess.
At the Hilliard (fa room eight
charming young women, composing!
the ITob Nob chib met op Friday aft
ernoon and had as their charming hos
tess Miss Bernice Hamrick. Not a
member was missing and two tables
of bridre war enjoyed for two hours.
The tables were centered with lovely
potted plants and dainty score and
place cards were used. Little roses re
> feptaides held the nut Mrs, Ware
| served the most elegant re.freshmeats j
| in the true Hilliard tea room style and
a must happy afternoon was spent.
Miss Frances
Jolly Marries.
The many friends of Miss France:;
Jolly in Shelby and around Boiling
Springs where she bus a number of
relatives will be interested to learn
of her marriage on Saturday in Miami,
Florida to Mr. S. S. Beam of Chcrry
ville who is engapffd during the win
ter months In vegetable growing. The
brdc has been making her home in
: Shelby for the past year since her
mother dad at her home in Rush
j Springs, Oklahoma. She is a very
pretty and attractive young lady with
a host of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Beam
will make their home in Florida until
June, when they will return to Cherry
ville.
I Mrs. Julius Suttie 20th
Century Club Hostess.
I . He* .Otn f sntury club was. most de
lightfully entertained by Mrs. Julius
Suttle on Friday at her attrac
jtrive home on Fast Marion street. The
j 1-oornu were cosy ami beautiful and
dhe sweet fragrance of the potted
i plants permeated the atmosphere.
There was a good a tendance ami a
j program instructive and entertaining
] was rendered by tbs following women,
| “Life of Ferdinand Os.-pdowski”, Mrs
Lineberger; “Stories from the Book”
Mrs. Reuben MFoBrayipr; “Life on the
Plains” Mrs. A. VV. Mt Murry.
After the program Mrs. Suttle
served an elegant ‘- dad and sweet
course. Mrs. (\ J, Moriavty was a
guest of the club.
(“Looker On" Writes
! «f Flower Gardens.
j Now (hut the Christinas holidays
have passed and January is with us,
we begin to piun for soring, and think
of gardens, and gardening. Do you j
know you could write a book, and an:
enormous one too, about flower gar
dens. The garden is a school of pa- j
tience. What ever its nature may be,
its true beauty is in having grown old.
The perfect garden does not exist.
“God Almighty first planted a gar
den.” So Bacon began bis essay on |
gardens. Let «s not forget the divine j
origin of gardens. In England, “that
precious stone set in the silver sea”, j
no house and grounds are too small!
but that they afford room for some!
sort of garden. Few are so poor that!
they will dispense with one. There is]
I nothing that rewards the laborer more j
than the sudden magical appearance
so*e fine morning of a burst of blue
'or scarlet flame out of the cold, brown!
earth. Something mysteriously lovely;
happens to ones soul at the sight of
such magic; and I doubt if in all his-j
tory there is a record of a single se- j
rious crime having been committed
by a gardener, or even a city florist.
Gardens were forbidden luxury in
the middle ages. Life was only safe
within fortified walls. There is an ad
ded charm about a garden where
stately lilies blow and fill the air with
fragrance, yet it is a surprise to note
the infrequency with which we meet
them. A garden is made not only to
look at but to live in. A certain wag
has observed that you can't be a good
gardener, and a modernist, in relig
ion - So much of the good gardener’s|
tip.jo is pent on the knees, 1 am not so ,
Mire that the analogy be sound, but j
v*a ere mire of the necessity in both
garden and garden enjoyment. You
simply have to kneel when you weed;
but did it ever occur to you that the
brtiutif • of vast quantities of flowers
cannot be enjoyed standing up or
comfortably'sitting down? You have
to kneel.
CARP OF THANKS.
V • ish to tike this opportunity!
to thank our friends anti neighbors
for their many kindnesses during the
accident arid death of our dear hus
band, father and grandfather.
Tdav pod's Meanings richly abide
wtih • mi nil is our prayer.
M •. 1). B. Green and Family,
It’s a remarkable commentary on
•iviii'/aiion when we point with pride
a the fact that “only” sixteen per
il is wore lynched in the United
State a. li.it year. Boston Transcript.
A really practical diary is said to
j bo coining on the market. Only the
'dates for the first week are printed,
and the rest, of the sheets are perfor
ated for having-papers.—Punch.
NOTICE.'
! To the Public in General.
The Colored people of Cleveland
county:
Are ashed to ate ml a mass meet
ing in the interest of a Cleveland
county fair, at the court house Feb
ruary 0th, at H o’clock p. m.
L. V. BORDERS,,Secy/
J. O. U. A. M.
Meets Every Tuesday Night
WE HITS HALL
Visiting Brethren Welcome.
RUSH STROUP
Attorney at Law
Royster Building
Phone 614.
r
pit. R. C. HICKS
Dentist
Office Shelby National Bank
Building.
Phone '421.
Shelby, N. C.
.1
P. Clove land Gardner
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Royster Building
Shelby, North Carolina
r..-...
HATS RENEWED
New method. Hats
French Dry Cleaned
ami Blocked by
Steam ____
H. LEE SMITH
Speedy Service By Mail.
SPARTANBURG, S. C,
$1
T. W. Ebeltoft
Grocer and
Book Seller
Phone—82
ASSIGNEE’S NOTICE TO CREDI
TORS AND DEBTORS OF CFCIl
HI,ANTON GROCERY.
As trustee or assignee named in the
Peed of Assignment made by Ceph
Blanton for benefit of bis several
creditors this is to notify all eredi
tois interested to file their respective
re-counts itemized and verified, with
•; McDaniel. Trustee or Assignee,
within thirty days from date of the
tirst appearance of his notice, failure
to do so and act on part of said credi
tors will cause this notice to be plead
e(l in bar of their recovery.
Notice is also given that all per
sons indebted to Ceph Blanton must
meet their accounts within thirty days
from the appearance of this notice_
failing that due steps will be taken
by assignee for recovery. This Dccem
S'<;r Mth 1924. Make payment to and
tile all accounts with the undersign
ed.
V. E. McDANIEL, Trustee.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
kt !£* an<i Co., of L&ttimore,
N. c.. is dissolved, G. S. Dellinger, one
of the partners in the said firm selling
his interest to It. L. Hunt. The said G.
S. Dellinger is no longer responsible
tor any debts or obligations contract
ed by R. R. Hewitt or R. L. Hunt who
| will continue the business under the
|!irm name of Hewitt and Hunt. The
, s»id Hewitt and Hunt have assumed
! «•* obligations of the firm of R. R.
Hewitt and Co., and all parties owing
ithe said R. R. Hewitt and Co., will!
make settlement to the new firm pf
i Hewitt and Hunt. This January 15th
11925. *
R. R. HEWITT,
| G. S. DELLINGER,
R. L. HUNT.
With the Wig Musical Comedy “What’ll I Do,”
Princess Theatre, Shelby, Tuesday, January 27.
Tickets on SsJe at Riviere Drug Company.
t —■——--■»
Dr. C. M. Peeler
Dentist
Office in Whisnant Building
Over Battery Store.
Office Phone 99-W.
Residence Rhone 460-W.
C.........nJ
CONCRETE WORK
Foundations Poured.
Cement Walks and Driveways.
Excavating.
Summey ancl Lutz
PHONE 354 or 239.
... " -*
RODERICK H. KING
Osteopathic Physician
Office in New Fanning
Building.
Hours: 9-12; 1-4.
PHONES:
Office 529. Residence S3.
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t .....—
DR. JOE OSBORNE
DENTIST
G-7 ROYSTER BLDG.
SHELBY, N. C.
A DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Ilavinp qualified as administrator
of the estate' of W. L. Justice, de
ceased, late of Cleveland County,
•North ( arolina. this i, to notify all
persons haying claims .against ' the
estate of saiifdecea od to exhibit them
to the undersigned ru K!v :iv. M (’
',r l»vfot;e the 2nd day < f 'January’
or this notice wiii h ’ ' ~
h:ir of their recovery. All
deb tod to said (estate
make immediate payment.
Tlds the 29th day of December,
JOIIX F. JUSTICE. Administrator
of estate ot W. L. Justice,
BVXI M E. WEATHERS, Atty.
■' pleaded in
persons in,
will please
r IN \L .NOTICE TO DEBTORS OF
CEP!I BLANTON.
Thb notice is given those who are
still owing vhe Ceph Blanton store for
groceries, etc. All those Kvho do not
pay their accounts at once are notified
that all unpaid accounts will <oon be
put up and sold at public auction. Set
tlement can be made with collector of
accounts, or with the undersigned in
Union Trust building
v. E. McDANIEL, Trustee.
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I have
Inis day qualified as executor, of the
estute of M. A. Pruett, late of Cleve
land county, N. C.. and all person in
debted to said estate will make im
mediate payment to the undersigned.
All persons having claims against
said estate will present them to me
properly proven for payment on or
before January 10th, 1926, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
This 10th day of January, 1925.
MARVIN BLANTON, Executor of
M. A. Pruett, deceased.
Horace Kennedy, Atty.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
(First publication January 9. 19251.
Having qualified as executrix and
executor of the estate of L. S. Hard.
Mer,.le^ased’ ,at0 Cleveland countv
North Carolina, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against the es
tate of said deceased to present same
for Payment to the undersigned at
Mielby, N. C., or their attorney p
Cleveland Gardner in said city, on or
before The 9th day of January, 1926
or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons indebted
t osaid estate will please make ini
mediate payment. This 9th dav of
January. 1925. -
5?' GARDNER, Executrix
T 0. GARDNER, Executor.
1 . Cleveland Gardner, Attv. for Exe
cutrix and executor.
DR. T. O. GRIGG,
DENTIST
407 S. LaFayette St.
Shelby, N. C.
DR. A. PITT BEAM
DENTIST
Office Phone 188.
Residence Phone 89.
Shelby Bank Building.
DR. O. L. HOLLAR
Rectal Specialist and
Genito-lJrinary Diseases
Piles treated and cured with
out pain, knife, chloroform,
or loss of time.
Treated With Electric
Needle.
Hickory every Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday.
HICKORY, N. C.
W. C. HARRIS CO.
“Realtors”
Office Paragon Bldg.
Phene 568.
$1,350 CASH HA LANCE
through Building and Loan for
over six year buys brand new
si^ room two story residence on
Sumter street. Underpinned
with brick, lights and complete
water and sewer conveniences.
Screened, plenty of closets, latge
tot, convenient to school and
churches. Only block and half
from square. Best bargain in
Shelby. Lee Ii. Weathers, owner.
STOLEN—WHITE AND BLACK
spotted, brown head, female beagle.
■? > reward if alive. It. C. Covington,
IT-1, Lattimore. 4-27p
FOR RENT—GOOD 2 OR 3 HORSE
farm. S. A. Ellis, Shelby. tf-9c
| NEW FORD TOURING CAR
for sale at bargain. Piedmont
Grocery Co. tf 27c
LOW PRICES ON HAY, FEED
'♦t.uffs, flour, grain, etc. P. F. Grigg,
Shelby. 4-20c
LOST NEW EUREKA VACUUM
cleaner between Shelby and Cliffside.
Was in pasteboard carton with my
name and adress on same. Reward. M.
I). Heffner, Gastonia, N. C., c o Gas
tonia Furniture Co., 3-20p
FOR SALE TEN TO 30
shares of Dover Mill common,
ten shares Dover eight per cent
preferred, 15 and 20 shares of
Eastside common, 10 shares
Cleveland Bank. All good boys
at prices offered and free of tax
es. Lee B. Weathers.
WANTED 40 TO GO ACRE FARM
for prospective customer. Prefers pos
session this year. J. B. Nolan Co.
Phono 578. Shelby, N. C. 4-20c
A FARM FOR SALE—-100 ACRES
two good dwelling houses and good
outbuildings on R. F. D.. Good land.
T. Keever, Lincolnton R-4 Box
141- _ tf-23c
ONE GOOD NINE YEAR OLD
grey mare for sale cheap. A big bar
gain to quick buyer. Charles L. Esk
^Ke- 2-27-c
FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGE
in A-l condition. Apply to Beam at
Star office.
n
THESE
WANT AD’S
V
BRING <
RESULTS
n
FOR SALE—ROSE COM!'; BROWN'
Leghorn egg : p.sUV I, -. ,, hj, ;j.s
SI.50 for 15. Also pure bred Barred
! Kir.gr, Mountain, R-l.
FOR SALE AT H’ELIC AUCTION
| Monday February 2nd ;.t Polkv'ill ■ at
; *0 o’clock two Fo.-ii:;<>(r tea -tors bo
ness property only one block of
square, 55 feet frontage depth 1)5 ft.
with good now brick building, size of
building 55x50 feet. Will double in
value in near future. Lmisual oppor
tunity for the man who knows values.
M • C. Harris Company, phone 568,
BUY YOUR AUTO
mobile Tires from Ellis
Transfer Co. and save
money.
M A T T R ESS RENOVATING—
wanted mattress work of all kinds.
Work called for and delivered same
day. Reasonable price. Rhone 577.
FOR SALE ST I.'OF BAKER BIG
Six Touring or will trade for vacap’
lot. L. E Ligon. 4t ldc
longing to No. 8 to
I Comnfisrioners.
lip. liii t ’av
5-1 Op
FOR SALE—FINE EIECE BUSf
For Automobile Tires
See Ellis Transfer Co.
LOST IN SHELBY. PAIR COLD
rim glasses in black case. Name of Dr
| L. T. Hill, Abbeville, S. on case.
Return to J. F. Price, Hollir R-l, or
Star office and receive reward. 2-27p
FOR SALE—7G 1-2 ACRES FOUR
miles from Shelby, 40 acres in culti
vation, balance in timber and pasture.
Six room house, near .school, church
es.and roads. Price $5,010.00 J. B. No
lan Co., Phone 578. Shelby, 4-20e
FOR SALE ALL OF THE MA
chinerv belonging to Amos Wright
at Boiling Springs, consisting of 20
! barrel Case flour mill complete, two
corn mills, crusher, 40 h. p. boil, r, 30
and 15 h. p. engines. Saw mill and
planer. C heap for cash or can arming';;
terms. C. C. Dalton, Reepsville. N.
( WANTED—MORE HOUSES,
lots, farms and business property list
ed with us for quick results, W. C.
Harris Co. 2-27c
BABY CHICKS FOR BROILERS.
More money in this, wo have them
at $18 50 per 100, you get SCO to “575.
per 100 at 8 weeks old. Cleveland Red
Farms, Box 2, Shelby. 5-1 Gc
WHY SEND AWAY TO GET
your chicks. We have Reds as good
as you can buy anywhere. Our show
records prove that. Baby cbix $20 to
S25 per lOOi Eggs $3, $5, and 87.50
pe; setting. Cleveland Red Farms
Box 2, Shelby. 5-lGc
FOR GENUINE POCAHONTYs!
blacksmith coal. Ideal Ice and Fuel
ALL KINDS OF FEEDSTUFFS
for horses, cattle and chickens. !'. F.
Grigg, Shelby. 4-20c
BIG BARGAIN IN USED FORD
cars and trucks. Charier L. Eskridge.
TWO PAIRS FINE MULES FOR
sale. We have to pairs fine mules
that are fine, they have been broken
by careful drivers and will work any
where. Anyone wanting good stock
will do well to see us at once. Their
ages are 5, 6 and 7 years respectively.
Their weight is 2240 and 2800 pounds
respectively. The price is right on
these nudes and we will not have them
long. See Blanton and Greene, Moor
esboro, N. C. i -27c
FOR RESULTS-List
your Real Estate With
J. B. Nolan Co., Phone
578. Courtview Build
ing. Residence Phone
253. tf 20c
for sale one white anr
brown Shetland pony six months old
Price $40. D. Walker, New House P
O. Ellenboro, N. C. 1 -27p
For Automobile Tires
See Ellis Transfer Co.
FOR SALE GO WHITE LEGHORN
hens. Jack Palmer. tf-20c
FOR SALE—ONE FOUR ROOM
house in West Shelby on Martin St.i
Lot 72x100 feet. Price $1,625. Phone
578. J. B. Nolan Co. Shelby. 4-20c!
WE WILL HAVE TO ARRIVE
Saturday January 31st a load of good
mules foe sale. Blanton and Elliott !
Shelby. 2-37,
one coon nine year old
p:-<-V mart' for sale cheap. A big bar
gain to euick buyer. Charles L. Esk
r;:b t 2-27-c
MuCUlliTV At ILLS POULTRY
0 ’ on markb.. Lowest price.
P. r. (bier;;'. Shelby. 4-20c
FOR SALE CO ACRES 2 MILES
South Boiling Springs, N. C. 40 acres
;; cultivation, balance in timber and
pi; tore, one five room dwelling house
e .• vuiieHt out building:,. O. It. Hani
rick. 2t-27c
FOR RENT--FIVE-ROOM HOUSE
bouse on West Warren street. B. T.
Falk. 2-23c
FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR
'own property one farm one mile and
bait from town, containing 2G acres.
Sec J. W. Silver. 2-23p
FOR SALE—43 ACRES 1-2 MILE
f •( j • Boiling Springs. 30 acres in
cultivation, balance in timber. G. R.
Hamrick. 2t-27c
FOR rent—furnished rooms
sail able for light house keeping,
would furnish board. Phone 540-R or
apply 519 South Washington St. tf-20
FOR SALE OR TRADE ONE LOT
on Cleveland Springs road 100x200.
See -T. W. Silver. 2-23p
FOR SALE--70 ACRES TWO miles
from Boiling Springs, 50 acres in cul
tivation, balance in timber and pas
ture. Four room bouse, price reas
onable. G. R. Hamrick, Boiling
Springs, N. C. 2t-27c
WANTED DRY CORD WOOD AT
< n:e. P. F. Grigg, Shelby, 3.20c
FOP SALE—SOUTH CAROLINA
sboats. J. H. Carroll. 2-23c
SMALL FARM FOR RENT, NO.
3 township with or without stock
Rush Stroup,, Shelby, fit Cc
FOR RENT—TWO OR THREE
unfurnished rooms suitable for light
bnu. ekf < ning, naif1 block of postoffice,
phone 5-15 or apply at Star Office.
FOUND N. C. AUTO LICENSE
No. 01,103 by J. T. Robinson, South
Washington, street. Apply at Star of
ficc. ’ *• 2-23c
FOR SALE—FRESH MILK COW
Dr. C. M. Peeler. tf-23
MONEY To LEND AT A LOW
rate of in ter eft on improved farms.
Long or short lime. Land title work.
0. M Suttle. tf-23«
for SALE A WELL CONSTRUCT,
ed seven room house on Niutkb LaFey
ettii street with water, lights and bath
on a lot 100x200 feet. Fine location,
attractive price, easy terms. Call W.
C. Harris Co. 2-27c
GOOD BRANDS OF FLOUR AT
wholesale and retail. P, F. Grigg,
Shelby. 4.20c
IMPORTANT—IF YOU WANT TO
see n lit of the best farms, homes and
1 s b ss propositions in what we call
no central part of the Garden spot of
! be world call at Anthony and An
thony':-, office, Shelby or see, Blanton
and Greene. Moorcrboro, N. C. 8-23c
SPECIAL PRICES ON AUTO
and Tubes, all fresh, guarantee
tires. Charles L. Eskridge. 2-27c
si;k me for hay, fertilizer,
™da. P. F. Grip*?, Shelby. 3-20c
buy YOUR AUTO- I
mobile Tires from Ellis
Transfer Co. and save
money.
for rent one large room
, furnished, one block from post office,
i °n S. Washington St. Gentlemen pre
ferred. Phone 94. 2t-27c
LOST BETWEEN COURT HOUSE
and Seaboard depot gold fountain pen
! with initials V. II. Return to Star of
FOR SALE—LARGE REGISTER
, d jack, weighing 1025 pounds. Sure
breeder and his colts can be seen at
j our place. Price right. For particulars
write R. L. Shuford, Newton, N. C.
tf-16c
SEE ME BEFORE YOU SuV
vour flour, and feeds of all kinds. P.
r. Grigg, Shelby. 4-20c
FOR SALE—ONE BASE BURNER
at a bargain. Can be seen at Star of
fice.
I HAVE ONE DO»EN PLATINUM
ring mounts with small diamonds in
them. This week only, come in and
have your diamond remounted. E. G.
Morrison, .r. 9 07,.
STRAY COW OWNER MAY HAVE
by applying to J. E. Street, near Meth
odist Protestant church, Shelby. l-27p