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<c Oiiribwn —SHELBY SIDELIGHTS— — R. D. — JUST THE other night. BILL ANDREWS brought up t. wn, * » » A PICTURE. OF A wboul group. MADE 15 yearn ago. AND IT pictured. * V * SHELBY’S MODERN "youne ret", ( AS IT triiiI to ltn k WAY BACK then. AND THE town look#, AND LAUGHS. * » * AT WHAT vva». « * * ■ | AND IT i? ratify enough ; ro MARK one laugh j • * * i TO 8EE Joimm? Wuhsburn FROWNING A.S if he knew. A GOLF bull c old be sliced INTO THE rough AMONG TIM' trees. AND ON inut same row ONE SEE Harry Hudson. j TOM BRICE Mitchell . ' AND HILL MeMurry AND FARTHER hack STANDS FRED Baber * rt . 4 . AND JN front of him SITS ROLAND Elam AND OF course, friend*. THERE WERE Kir In then. •JUT FOR our own health WD WHAT is WE’LL NO I' namr them. FOR ALL pictured thereon. DECLARE THHV wore not. At SCHOOL that day. HOWBKIT TH~Y were. » • AND THEY <Jid mot have. ft ft * COBBED HAIR. FOR THE boy* di<i not. WEAR BALLOON trouser?. AND KNEW nothing at till ft ft *’ • OF “STACOMB" or hair ureas?. AND AFTER noting tire chanyes ft ft ft ONE IS inclined to wonder. HOW MANY hoys ft ft ^ 1 ON THAT group. * *. ft MEANT TO -foe president. ♦ «> ft BY THIS time. YET IT is good TO LOOK back » * ft AND LAUGH. * • # IF ONE can still » * * LOOK TO the* future. D * * AND LAUGH I THANK you. *r * ' * (With apologies to the prof.) If these Florida foil;.-- keep coming to Western Carolina during the sum mer months the press agents will soon lie terming our state "Where Winter Spends the Summer.” Heavy has a dusky cook at hi* cafe* that makes his mark opposite a name that reads Anthony Bridges. Ainhony may have been the self-same chef that made bacon-and-tonuUo sandwiches the go in this section, and he may not. Anyway Anthony is back in the cafe reversing the “two over” and sending out the ‘straight-ups”. Why he is back and where he has been in a matter of history. Some months ago Anthony de eided there was a brighter future in a clime more to the northward and hied away from Heavy to West Vir rime. Event nelly he reached the co:.* mining section and was working' In one of the mines when—well, press dispatches told of the cave-in about two week- ago when the miner.- were buried for four days— and that s why Anthony is back. The big suction fans that ke/t the miners and Anthony liv ing were all right, the reinstated cook says, but doing without something to eat and drink “for fo long days and nights” almost breaks a man m two. And Anthony won’t be in any cave-ins, soon again unless Heavy makes a mis step on the stairway. Daniel Allen Tedder, attornej and student of nature, says that there is something taking place right “up in the center of town that few citizens know of. In fact, it is more than l ight up, for it’s oh the city water tank, the most uppish structure in the city. Foi sometime Mr. Tedder has noticed bees plying to and fro with their honey work, alwi ys returning towards the tank, and it’s his opinion that there may be a hive of honey somewhere up in the lattice work leading to the city’s water supply. It’s another matter to find someone to prove it by having them climb up above the city and stick their hands and head amidst a .,warm of bees. In days gone by it was the proud slogan i f the b > >! loro a;'*1 ‘.hat “when you can't find it anywhere else, try Kiicltoli's." The slogan must have stuck to the memory. Three successive customers there Friday asked for sewing machine needles, axle grease, and hair pins. Wouldn't the court sonare look a F t better if it were lighted . p at night? At least it would be brighter. Major Bowman Held Under $7.500 Bond Crowd Made to Leave Hickory Com1. While Mother and Daughter Testify on Attack Charge. Hickory, July 11—Maj. Wade V. Bowman, c< mmander of the second squadron of the North Carolina cav alry, war. held on a $7,5.00 bond, late this afternoon by City It. corder M. li. Yount, probable cause of as.-aul* tvitr. intent to commit rape having been found. The ease will be fought cut ,n the November term of Catawba su perior court. The preliminary hearing was concluded shortly after 7 o’clock this evening. During the testimony of lhel2-year rid prosecutrix the court room was ordered cleared. Only the girl and hei mother testified. The mother co' e. hor.it <J the testimony of the child n nearly every resect, stating the alleged crime took place i„ tc nearly completed house of \j.’• * lik winsn on I''itilth avenue bet\vcen°7 i nil hi o clock last Tuesday night Tlte child swore that Bowman led her i, an incompleted closet on the S0(.,4I floor. Bowman did not take the la,| nor lid the two physicians who cxair. mod the child on the night of j" lejrcd crime. Th. argument of the defence irrtil around the first settlement ,t the care last Wednesday mornin? whin Bowman pleaded guilty to ’ < harge of assault on a female. T>,R trial was held in the private ui v .,f. fice of City Recorder Yount. At that hearing it was brought out by the defense, neither the child the mother testified that Bowman committed the more serious charge The mo; her of the girl swore that she did not think it was n “regular ' tnal She wan nit sworn, she said, w it her was the child sworn. She sa,a they testified in an informal wav. Edward L. Doheny should go jn f„r aviation-; he is so expert at manufac turing wings for himself.—Troy Re cord. After all, there are only four iteps one 'iced to learn—up, down, ir. and SHELBY S WEEKLY CARTOON & BUSINESS REVIEW PAGE ***'•.#» #% *» *■*-*'• *%#***• *• - I Shelby’* Oldett, Largest and Be*t Furni ture and Undertaking Store Where Quality Price and Service Are Unexcelled. JNO. M. BEST FURNITURE CO. V*w %#*«*«*** »*r*»v*r»rwwMv**w« •' > > IS YOUR HEALTH SAFE? > Often ill health is the direct result of antiquated, insani tary bath rooms and plumbing equipment. Let— SHELBY PLUMBING CO. Look Your Plumbing Over—Phone 4tH). I » •# -min** W»*** n i GOODYEAR TIRES AND TUBES CABANISS & NORMAN GARAGE THE POLICY OF THE PRINCESS THEATRE t Is to please every one and to know that we are pleasing J you is our greatest JOY. W* CHERO-COLA BOTTLING WORKS With our New Machinery we are going one step farther j in producing quality. Drink “Chcro-Cola” and “Holcomb Special” Ginger Ale. | > u«r«« mwwmvwwtmmJ '1 Those who want the best cigars smoke brands made by REX CIGAR COMPANY, Shelby, N. C. ] _ Call For HAVA-REXA — SKILL — CHAMPAGNE I You want the Utmost Service, in Quality, and in Value | when you purchase Drug* or kindred supplies. That’s What You Get Here SUTTLE’S DRUG STORE, Phone 370 SHELBY SUPPLY CO. MILL SUPPLIES & HARDWARE We handle full line of Hardware and Mill Supplies. Your Business is Appreciated. We Strive to Satisfy. Telephone 121. , ICE — COAL — WOOD Our 2J> ton Ice plant enabels us to serve you in any quantity. If either hot or cold call iSSt. SHELBY ICE & FUEL CO., Inc. (' A Iti! MT'l.L, Sec. A Ti e... ——■'"i-—---- . , When in need of face and common brick in all shades j l and textures nee O. E. FORD COMPANY ( Agents for Kendrick Brick & Tile Co.’s. Contmon Brick, j and Johnson City’s Face Brick. MOORE & LEVERETT, Gen. Agents Security Life and Trust Co, A North Carolina Insurance Company That Keeps Your Money At Home. JULIUS A. SUTTLE, Druggist. If anyone ever publishes a “Who’s Who In Shelby” Julius A. Suttle will be one of the “Who’s,” j and the distinction will come for several reason, better raid because to such is he entitled. The Star’s cartoonist in the above “sketchcd-from-life” idea of Mr. Suttle has him juggling drug stores as a magician tosses about his handiwork in the sideshow, making it appear as if drug j stores are his playthings. And that perhaps is the thought that permeates the Suttle success. A man that can make of his business entertainment, and of his entertainment business, usually gets there—and from the cartoon Shelby’s popular druggist is apparently headed that way. j Shelby is the native heath of Mr. Suttle—in fact, they all claim it indirectly once they live here j for a time—hut for 15 years “Sultle’s” was the handy word in all the family medicine cabinets at Lincolnton. Five years ago he came back to Shelby and opened up his new store next to what is now known as the Linoberger corner. However, he still controls the Lincolnton establishment and j being only 48 years of age and in the drug business for just the space of 22 years may attain a chain drug store distinction. Anyway, many men have rested on a success that was less than | that of controlling and operating drug stores in two such hustling towns. 1 Whoa Mr. Suttle came back to Shelby he was imbided with a spirit unknown to Shelby—the j “Kiwariis Spirit.” and to his coming back the town owes much other than another drug store/for i i being a ‘member of the Lincolnton Kiwanis club he was one of the leading sponsors of the club j j here. And the worth of the present Kiwanis club to Shelby cannot be measured. j Hack in the days when his drug stores were more or less ventures Mr. Suttle married Miss | I Ethel Linoberger, daughter of the late John D. Linoberger—but, different from a “Who’s Who” j this is a purely business review. j | As first aid man and chief prescription clerk Mr, Suttle has Dr. Herbert Champion, a native i of Moovesboro. and an asset to the Suttle establishment. In the front where the “soda skeets” rule over the balloon trouser rodeo the “skeets” came and go, and they must move hurriedly to serve the Suttle clientele. To Shelby the establishment is “Suttle’s.” It’s not necessary to add “drugs,” for that was taken for granted years ago, by some 22 years ago. RELIABLE DRUGS AND SUNDRIES TO SATISFY YOUR REQUIREMENTS You want the utmost in Service, in Quality, and in Value when you purchase drugs or kindred supplies— THAT’S WHAT YOU GET AT SUTTEE'S Combined with a large collection of Toilet Articles, Chdiee Candies, Stationery, Eastman Kodaks, and kindred lines. “YOURS TO SERVE” Suttle’s Drug Store IN THE DRUG BUSINESS 22 YEARS —-TtHERE’S A REASON. DR. B. M. JARRETT, Chiropractor { Palmer Graduate 1917, Palmer Post-Graduate 1922. I Over Woolv,'orth’s. Rooms 13 & 14, Head of Stairs. { 5 IDEAL SERVICE STATION SEIBERLING TIRES. GASOLINE, OILS AND ACCESSORIES — AUTO LAUNDRY We Call For and Deliver Your Car. GIVE US A TRIAL. PHONE 194. DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS & GRAHAM \ BROTHERS TRUCKS CLEVELAND MOTOR CO. SALES & SERVICE AGENCY CARS STAND SUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES —EVERYTHING IN DRUGS— Nunnally's Candies, Waterman Fountain Pens, We appreciate your trade. Make Our Store Your Store. CLEVELAND DRUG CO. fcJNfc y*ai f f f SHELBY TRANSFER CO. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING. PHONE 26. i TUXED0 THE FEED YOU NEED. Hay, Flour Grain and Provisions. CLEVELAND FEED CO. a\±*ru* UF«#»jrYi««4r«#vu>»«r««w»W'k#wm/ BOST’S BUTTERNUT BREAD Horn in Our New Bakery Every Day. Dies, (Jakes, Rolls. BOST’S BAKERY, Phone 158 HUDSON-ESSEX Best Car Values on American Market. HOEY MOTOR COMPANY CHIROPRACTOR Robert L. Ramsaur Palmer School Graduate. Webb Building', Second Floor. Hours 10 to 12 A. M. r 1:30 to 6 P. M. I SHELBY WELDING PLANT Phone 237. E. N. Ledford. Prop. Res. Phone 224-W. R. M. DORSEY GARAGE Auto Repairing and Greasing. Try Me For Service. CAROLINA MOTOR INN Gas, Oil, Tires and Accessories. VULCANIZING—“That Stays Put.” We Carry Com pressed Air on Our Service Truck. Call 385. |
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