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—SHELBY SIDELIGHTS—
By R?nn Drum.
THERE IS hope now.
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THAT SHELBY after all.
I AY BE advertised.
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AND IT will likely.
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( oME ABOUT this way.
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AWAY BACK year/, ago.
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prof. COLLIER Cobh.
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PROM l NEE I GEOLOGIST.
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OF N. C. University.
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PUBLISHED A newspaper.
HERE IN Shelby.
WHICH MAY be news.
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TO SOME j < here.
ANYWAY HE did.
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AND JUST this week.
A N N O T J N C E M ENT COM F. S.
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THAT PROFESSOR C ,hb.
Ii A S: BEEN wandering,
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A.ROUND CIEHNFY R ,A;.
AND HAS fo.ugd things.
THAT MAKE him third;.
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( . : AT-'DWELLER: ONCE lived.
IV THIS seetion.
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WHEN THE reattJfe v— item,
AND PHOTOGRAPHERS eon-.
Y E CAN persuade them.
YOU CAN SAVE
On your shoes. Why throw
them away when you haven't
had your full money’s worth? .
We repair them with Good
year Welt system. New soles,
new heels, a little mending
here and there and you SAVE
ON YOUR SHOE BILI..
Shelby Shoe Shop
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that II. A.
Thackston her; this day purchased the'
lock of goods o” merchandise of S. 1
J. Sandora (Eastside Grocery Com
pany i and all bills due bv said East-:
side Grocery Com any or S. J. Sanders
must be presented for payment on
or before March 18th., 1926 or this
notice v.iil be pleaded in bar of re
covery. Notice is further given that i
II A. Thackston will not be respon-!
ilde for any indebtedness contract
ed by S. L. Sanders for East-side
Grocery Company after January 18th
1920.
This the ISth., day of January.,
1220.
T. W. EBELTOFT i
j
GROCER AND j
BOOK SELLER
PHONE-82
KENDALL’S I
Pressing Club
Suits Made To Measure. j
Suits Sponged and
Pressed___... 50c
Suits Cleaned and
Pressed__ 75c
No Gasoline Used.
PHONE 96
failed For And Delivered.
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YOUR
ATTENTION j
PLEASE
We want you to know that j
we do Shoe Repairing. How !
about your shoes? Are they in |
the shape they should be? If
not call in and let us fix them
up for you. Remember:—
“A Stitch In Time Saves
Nine.”
-Landis Shoe Shop -
SHELBY, N. C.
J. A. DAYBERRY, Mgr.
s
perhaps, maybe.
jO ADI) to their story.
PROFESSOR COBB the finder.
AT ONE time published
A PAPER iM Shelby.
A>.!) 1 El’, way thing:;.
• ikh GOING now.
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1 HAT IS about.
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THE ONLY way.
the OUTSIDE Will.
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HEAR EVER <f ShelS.y,
«>!• COURSE that statement.
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iS TOO pessimistic.
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i Oil ( A SET Morris nine.
MIX A championship.
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• VGA IX WITH !; ]' -
AT SHELBY High.
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I POSTING BOY however,
DOES NOT bo -,t !
Atr ir.utdc tip of w’.ia't sprlqjf will
I ring in 14 section Las wardered into
Hr t {Dee. Jack Houser, formerly a
member of The Star staff and city
editor of the Greensboro News, now
vi* a a Savj Florida, paper,
■ rite; !:!• father Dr. E, A. HoUsei’,
tb.rit they're (meaning the moneyed
tour.: t: > eomir.g'hi way in droves in
.Jar -1. And attached to Hie message
. ■ the- idea that owning a lot or so
roundabouts wouldn’t be a bad plan.
Wit ieh - our.;! good Coming fr« m
1 l'.ri.da,.For you know it’s; hard to see
'a r,' C.v -,f a flashlight while tend
ing in the r! ’.re of a big eh ctri light,
if you g( . t .
T’' srerMnli ,• f Ja inary shark
ed the passing of a saintly .minister,
eho’e niche in life will he r.atj t • till
ov; ;• the i • y. and the second sr.dv -
■Ml Sunday ev. wog ia-t. marked - the
■hpasture from a nov-blanketod
earth of a gentle lady that . will i,e
greatly missed. .Mrs. L. ?.f. Hull was
A PM IXI,SIR ATOR’.S NOTICE.
Having qualified as. administrator
ef thc estate of. t. P. Peeler (at (he
( ievclanu Motor Company) Shelby,
X C., on or before the 12Jay of Feb
: uary. 192C, .or this notice vi'I be
pleaded in bar of their recovery. All
persons indebted to mid estate will
please make immediate payment.
This the 12th dav of Fcbruarv,
2925.
R. M. GANTT, Admr. of C Geor
;'ir.na Gantt, Deceased.
NOTIC E or DISSOLUTION.
The partnership heretofore exF-L g
between Uhas. II. ’.VI Ilia ms and Max
Hamrick, trading a id transacting bu
siness under the firm name of Wil
liams :aid Hamrick, in Shelby, X. C.,
was 'dissolved on January 1st, Ht2C
The business y.ii! b; continued and
known as the Shelby Office Supply it
Book Co., a duly incorporated concern.
Any claims against old concern should
Ik- presented at once and all those in
debted to said firm will confer a fa
vor by settling promptly, or by mak
ing a satisfactory arrangement in lieu
thereof.
CHAS. H. WILLIAMS,
.MAX HAMRICK.
ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE.
Having qualified as administrators
of the estate of Wade Bell, deceased,
ate of Cleveland county, North Car
olina, this is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of said
decease;' to exhibit them to the under
signed at Grover, N. C., on or before
the l"tli day of January . 1927. or this
notice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
This loth dev of January, 1926.
LEVI BELL,
J. L. HERNDON, Administra
tors of Wade Bell, deceased.
Uhr.s. A. Burrus, Atty.
ADMIN'ISTRATRIX’S NOTICE.
State of UNorth Carolina—Cleveland
county. ...
The undersigned having been a.]*
pointed and duly qualified as admin
istratrix of the estate of J. J. Blan
ton. deceased,, all persons having
claims- against said estate are notified
to exhibit the same before her on or
before January 5th, 1927 or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. . .
All persons indented to the said
estate will please make immediate
payment. This the 4th day of Janu
ary. 1926. ...
MARY BLANTON, Administratrix,
COMMISSIONERS RESALE OF
LAND.
By virtue of an order of resale
nliu!c in Special Proceeding entitled
C P. firing et als. vs. Ruth McKee
t aK” by the Clerk of the Superior
'mu-t for Cleveland county. N. C. I
iviil sell to the highest bidder at the
•Qu'rt house door in Shelby, N. C , on
i_ Saturday, January 30th, 1920, ...
it 12 o’clock M., or within legal hours
ihe following described real estate:
Situated in No. 7 and No. 8 town
ship:-., Cleveland county, N. C., ad
joining the lands of C. P. Grigg, L.
\ White and others, and being ine
lends conveyed to C. P. Grigg and G.
[I Grigg bv P. H. Grigg by deed re
corded in Book CC page 221 of :he
dfice of the register for mid count>,
nd containing 33 acres move or lass.
Terms of sale: One-half cash on
Jay of sale, balance in 12 months, de
ferred payments to bear 0 per cent
r'The bidding will begin at $3,030.00,
Lho raised bid.
This 12th day of January, 1920.
ft T. FALLS, Commissioner.
: ;<!•( mimrit in serial and civic lift' of
! Shelby and in that respect will bo
11 visaed, but the bloaknsss will conic
;ficm the absence of the kindly gentle
| ness of her personal contact witn
.these among whom she pa .ted. On the
Isi’iT.et side of life, far past the meri
Jdian, she retained her beauty and was
I considered one of the most beaut’fid
|v l inen of her age in many people's
; acquaintance, It must have been a re
S.'ction of the gentleness and suee -
jicss of her spirit for the lines of
i><auty usually give away to • go.
Numerous men have often remarked1
“She reminds me of mother.” Wh* n
| vi.ee say that their highest compli
! men' has been paid, for to any man,
thi highest or lowest, classing anv
: n< near tiieir mother is placing
t urn on the verge of immortality. In
i-tht.t light, the gentle way of being a
! f n 1 friend to there she met. Sirs.
iThiliV. place will be harder • o fill than
; in library work or .civic development.
Owner'- of possum dogs and wise
old Hire! dops will have to -uke n hack
[neat' now. A new type of dog is now
being offered for sale in Shelby. Now
; > rrhaps Feme of the fellows who we*e
"( ut-t«ld' in telling yarns about their
ck gs. may buy one of the Idaotlhoiind.?
and have him trace down the o her
‘ory to see if it is exactly correct.
Paring the week several boys about
Shelby were.'noticed looking- for a job.
' Seeing th .1 several of them didn’t get
c-rc we’ll suggest a few soft jobs that
might he open:
A barber in Moscow.
Horse doctor in Detroit.
Killing the fleas on a goldfish.
KeeniP';- 'Yk ■ off a snow man.
Sweeping leaves from a hall tree.
Dim . .!••., the hole of a doughnut.!
Being niglltwatchhian cm a sundial. ;
To be captain of the Swiss navy, j
• Keeping the off Niagara Fails. \
i In.iagei • nr. ice house in Africa.1
Driving •• street sprinkler in Venice. |
Assistant lineman for a wireless i
company.
Bathing suit censor' on the Sahara
desert.
Keeping the grass, cut at the North 1
*""eLlIS STUDIO
—FINE PHOTOS—
—Kodak Finishing—
—Pictures Framed—
- —PHONE 118—
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—FOR SALE
121 Acres.
2 miles north of town.
Nice home place, 8 rooms,
electric lights, plenty of out
buildings.
Good pasture.
Plenty of wood and water.
70 acres under cultivation.
Bale to the acre.
Party going to Florida.
Will be sold at a bargain.
gcs__
W. C. HARRIS
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
Ureter And by virtue of the grower
of sale contained in two certain deeds
of trust, one dated December 27th,
1922 and recorded in the office of the
register of deeds for Cleveland county
?.T, C., in Book No. 125 at page 22 and
one dated August Oth 1923 and re
corded in the office of the register of
deeds foe Cleveland countv, N. C., in
Book No. 125 at page 257 said deeds
of trust being executed by E. B.
Olive and \Wfc. Edith Olive to the un
dersigned trustee for the Shelby and j
Cleveland County Building and Loan!
Association to secure indebtedness!
hterein specified and default having
been made in the payment of said in
debtedness and being reouested to sell
said property I will sell for cash to
the highest bidder at the court house
door. Shelby, N. C., on
Thursday, February IS, 1926.
at 12 o’clock noon or within legal
hours the following described real
estate: Situated in the town of Eail,
N. C.. and described as follows:
First lot: Being known as lot No.
89-of the plat of the town of Earl
N. C., and reference is made to Book
V page 518 of th« office of the re,r
ist.or of deeds for Cleveland county, N
('.. for record of said plat, said lo* be
ing 250 feet long and 76 feet 8 1-1
inches wide, bounded on the cast by
•lehrran street, on the South by lot
No. 88 and the M. E. church South,
am! on the west hv Austell street and
on tlm north hv lot No. 90 which is |
the N. B. MeSwain property and lot
No. 89.
Second lot- Comprising 3 lots in the
town of Earl. N. C., and* being Uts
numbered 122. 123 and 124 on the
plat of the town of Earl, N. C.
Beginning at a stake on Third and
Austell streets and running thence
northward with Austell street 530 feet
to a stake corner of Lot No 125
jlienee westward with line of Lot Nm
1125, 120 feet tit a stake in the back
line of the town plat; thence south
ward 530 feet with the black line of j
the town plat to a stake on Third st. j
thence eastward with Third street.
130 feet. *o the beginning and being
thosn Ms conveyed to E. R. Olive by
IV. D. Earl by and to E. B. Olive by
M. E. Church, and W. D. F.arl.
Terms of sale CASH. -
This January 16th, 1926.
JNO P. MULL, Trustee.
I’ole.
leathering the eggs that t* rooster
lays.
«vunn?hg a clothe: pressing business
for Zulus.
The humorous editor of the Oii|.
ttressional Record.
t-nsehing the glee luh at ;» deaf
an ildurnb school.
tVrrting uu.trusing for the town of
Shelby.
Slots of which hit;:-.
Boiling Springs News
of Late Happenings
(Special to Tiv Star.>
Mrs. John Mints \v;«- Lu elver in in;:
horrors to the Tonga, „nd Needle?
club Friday afternoon ;.n interesting
contest eertaining to - awing war? held;
Mrs. Liliian Rlteh ,hd i i .. EHn
Pructti were the* win:!'i a Mrs. Hitch
received a beautiful Up, : himdkov
chief. Mrs. Pruett i ce.nlOH.iece t'» em
broidery.
Mr. and Airs. Torn I.odford are here
from Miami Fla. 7h,... .-re \ isvtii.cj
Mrs. Ledford's mother; Mr;-. P. D.
Hopper.
Mr. and Mrs. CLiv Bridges are
very sick.
Mrs. J. M. Walker i improving.
Miss Rosalyn Pruett out again,
She had mumps last \ ■
Miss Evelyn Jlugtrn- i-- also aide
to go to school after having mumps.
Others in the community that are sick
rre improving as well as could he
e.T'p: cted.
The Attic Bor,tick circle of the Wo
man's Missionary soe'ety meets with
Mrs. .1. R. Greene, Thursday aftor
nc.cn at 3 o’clock.
Another trying experh me us
this year’s income to pay for last
year’s car.
THREE POINTS
Filling Station
We Think of You Day By
Day.
“Service With A Smile.”
W. C. HARRIS CO.
“Realtors”
Office Paragon Bldg.
Phone 568.
TRUSTEE’S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a certain Deed of Trust
executed by J. J. McSwain and wife
Sr.Ilie McSwain, to the undersigned
tmstee for V.'. G. McSwam on May
21st, 1924, which Deed of Trust is
registered in the office of the Regis
ter cf Deeds of Cleveland county, N.
C., in book , page 231, as secur
ity for $1,000.00 due May 21st, 1925,
and the same not having been paid
when due, and the undersigned hav
ing been called upon to execute the
trust therein specified, the under
signed will offer for sale at public
auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at 12 M.,
Monday, February 8th, 1326,
the following described property:
Lying in No. 5 township, Cleveland
county, North Carolina, and being let
No. 2 of the old Adams land (Adams
estate) and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a large stone, the old
corner and runs with the old Due S.
14 1-2 W. 50 poles to a stone in the
old line, corner of Lot No. 1: timnee
with the line of said Lot S. 19 W. 82
poles to an “aldetag” corner of said
lot ir. the old line; thence with the
old line S. 48 E. 32 poles to a stoke
ar.d pointers, the old corner; thence
with the old line N. 17 1-2 E. 33 1-1
poles to astone. the old corner.
thence with the old line N 7G 5-C K.
32 poles to a large hickory in th; old
'hr.e; thence a new line N. 15 3-4 E.
67 poles to a stone pile in the old line;
thence wtih the old line N. 66 1-1 W.
10 poles to the beginning cor
taining 26 1-2 acres.
Said land is the same ns that de
scribed in deed registered in office of
register of deeds of Cleveland coimtv,
N. C. in Bock of Deed?, “SS", page
428
This January 4th. 1926.
D. NEWTON, Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sals con
tained in a Deed of Trust executed to
n.c on August 23rd, 1024, by J. E.
Peeler securing an indebtedness to the
Shelby Building and Loan arsociat'on
and default having been made in the
payment of same and being called up
sr to execute the trust, I, as Trustee,
will sell for casli to the highest bid
der at public auction at the court
house door in Shelby. N. C.. on
Monday, February 1st, 1926.
within legal hours the following de
scribed real estate:
Being lot No. 5 of the sub-dicision
of that lot deeded by J. Mac Green
4widower) to W. R. Newton and K. L.
Weathers by deed dated duly 8, 1924.
and recorded in the register’s office
for Cleveland county in Book “OOO"
page 541, a plat of which is also of
record in said register’s office in Book
of Plats No. 1. page 75, and bou .ricd
as follows: Beginning at ar iron stake
on the North edge of an alley, corin ’’
of lot sold Ao Hack'd Thompson and
wife and running thence with their
line north 3 1-2 cast 150 feet to an
’’von stake: thence north 87 1-4 west
55 feet to an iron stake, thence South
3 1-2 West. 150 feet to an iron stal e
on the north edge of an nllev, thence
With the north edv’ of said alley
south 87 1-4 east 55 fe“t to the be
ginning. and bein'* the lnt dcoAod to
J. E. ePeler bv W. R. Newton a”d
wife and R. L. Weathers and wife, by
deed dated August 18th. 1924.
This January 1st. 1026.
CLYDE R. TTOEY, Trustee.
Fallsion School
News Of Interest
; I’nrcnf s-Teachers Meeting. School
, Kquipmcnt Added. Oj .iter Sup
per At School Jan. JO.
(Special t<> The Star.)
! Kaiuton, Ja 2i. The Parent
teacher association held an entbusias
i 'c meeting at the school building last
i Thursday. A good program was von
Idcrcd, interesting: topics were discuss,
k’d, and several new members were
I added. The erg arista* ion is yet in its
li.ifamy, but many worth while things
jhavo Iwen accomplished which are
I mentioned in another paragraph.
'With a ('•roup of enthusiastic mt-m
jhers, such as compose the local group,
|the surer:.-. if the organisation is as
i: urt it cud will in time be regarded
not only as an i (dispensable asset to
um school but to the community at
iarc r. It is hoped that our aim “cverv
patron a ihemhef” wilier realized. In
many ere e.- the child is interested in
school to the game extent that his par
*nts are interested. Surely, all can
give a small portion of their time to
came out to discuss problems relative
t.- the \vellure*of their children, and
to join in a movement leading toward
n mere progressive school.
Stage Curtain.
A Complete act of stage curtains ha::
hc< :i install: d. and we take this op
portunity 10 further < xpress our ap
preciation to the hardness firms for
their generous support in buying ad
vertising space. The -e spaces w “.v
old hy die rubers of the Parcnt-Trach
or a:: ociation.
Nev Equipment Added.
De LUXE CAFE
WE UP, THE ATRE IlLDG.
PHONE 635.
SPECIAL SUNDAY
DINNER
Spring Chicken On Toast
Cream Asparagus Tips
Candied Yams
Sweet Peas And Cream
Mixed Pickles
Wheat Muffins
Pineapple Pie
Coffee, Tea, Milk
Service 11:33 to 2:30.
PUBLICATION OF SUMMONS.
In the Superior Court, Before the
Clerk.
John M. Roberts, Administrator of
L. C. Hambright, deceased, Peti
tioner,
vs.
Bettie Hambright, wjdow and Edna
Ilambright and husband, Bate
Hambright, Harve Hambright and
i wif,e Annie Hambright, Lizzie Go
i forth and husband, Clarence Co
forth, George Pruett and husbund
Carl Pruett, Clyde Hambright and
w fe, Veda Hambright, Dixon Ham
bright and wife, Pearl Hambright,
and Leola Hambright, minor, De
fendants—
To Edna Hambright and husband
Bate Hambright, and Leola Ham
bright, minor, non-resident defend
ant;; :
You and each of you are hereby
notified that a Special Proceeding
baa been instituted in the Superior
Court of Cleveland County, N. C., as
above entitled, for the sale of the
real estate described in said petition
belonging to the estate of L. C, Ilam
bright, deceased, for the purpose of
creating assets to settle the indebt
edness existing against said estate
and to allot dower to the widow of
the said L. G. Hambright and for the <
distribution of the remainder of the
proceeds from said sale among the
tie rs at law of L. C. Hambiight,
deceased. You are further notified
that you shall appear before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Cleve
alnd County at his office in Shelby,
N, C., on Saturday, February 6th,
1926, and make answer to said peti
tion or the petitioner will demand the
relief prayed for therein.
This Januarv 6th. 1920.
GEO. P. WEBB,
Clerk Superior Court, Cleveland
County.
Ryburn & Hooy.
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Commissioner's Sale.
By virtue of a decree of the Su
perior Court of Cleveland County,
N. C. made in Special Proceeding en
titled, “O. C. Dixon and wife, Mattie
Dixon, et «]., Vs. Ruth Dixon, minor,
and her guardian. A. H. Cline, 1, as
Commissioner, will sell at the Court
House door in the town of Shelby,
N. C. on Saturday, February 20th,
1020. at 12 o’clock M., or within le
gal hours, at public auction to the
highest bidder the following des
cribed real estate, to wit:
Being a part of the T. J. Dixon
lands, located in No. 0 Township,
Cleveland County, N. C„ adjoining
lands of W. .1. Dixon, and others and
bounded as follows: Beginning at a
stake and pointers in the old line,
corner of Lot No. 1. and running
with the old line S. 58 1-2 E. 23 poles
to » stone, the old corner; thence S.!
til E. 24 poles to a stone; thence N.
47 E. 1‘2 poles to a stone; then S.
45 3-4 E. 71 poles to a atone; thence
N. 20 E. 55 poles to a stone in the
road; thence N. 60 W. 122 poles to
a stake in old line, corner of Lot No.!
‘L; thence with the line of Lot. No. 1 I
S. 34 3-4 W. 125 poles to the begin- ‘
ping, containing 64 15-16 acres, morj |
V>r less. Surveyed Dec. 17th, 1925, by
A. F. Elliott, Surveyor.
Terms of sale: One-third cash on
iday of sale, balance Jan. 1st, 1927,
with privilege of payilng all cash, de
ferred payment, to bear 6 percent
interest and deed to bo delivered to
purchaser upon payment in full of
the purchase price.
This Jan. 18th, 1926.
O. C. DIXON Commissioner.
Rush Stroup, Atty. 4t-20e
The principal's office has been late
ly furnished with a roll-top desk, a
1'ilir.g' cabinet, and other accessory
< ui patent. New : helves fur books and
niiigasines have been placed in the li
brary along with ISO new volumes
which include reference material, es
says, poetry, history, geography
and travel. A complete library clas.ti
f'cation system has been introduced
along with the card charging system.
The danger to books and ctptipm tot
has been reduced to a minimum. Ev
ery student has a chance to actually
so the library every day.
The school bar been handicapped by
having no janitor this year, and the
hi eh school pupils, roalizmg the situa
tion, came to the ret cue by voluntai
ilj offering their services for any
kind of work necessary to keep the
building in order. The work is so dis
tributed Unit each pupil apend only
45 nviuO' s each week at- a stated
period. This is an admirable spirit
our students, and they are to he
Commended for their co-operation and
loyalty.
Basket Ball.
The hi'*h school basket ball team
met the Piedmont leant on the local
o -1 last Friday and won by a sctfye
Cf? "1 to 10. The win was much ap
preciated locally, because It ended a
b.ug •trip™ of defeats including a de
feat by this same team one week ago.
An oyster supper will >e given by
t he Parent-Teat hers association at
the school building neat Saturday
night, January 30. Sandwiches, cof
fee. and other things will be served.
Mm cal entertainment, will also be
furnished. Everybody is invited for a
jdcifunt evening.
a.-EDS USE MEN’S HOSE
SET A NEW FAD
Idoomington.-— Co-eds of Indiana
U. ersity have created a new fad
in fetnino footgear whicli already is
s.pmuHng throughout the state.
A group of thc-m made their bow
at a football game' with men's hn«o
pulled on over their own thin silk
hosiery to pro eel their ankles from
the Maria of autumn winds.
A few tiny-, later all the co-eds on
the cninr.nn had adopted the custom,
and clo ••• imp ninrlrmts reported
that there was rot a pair of cotton
ho«<* left in the eitv's stores.
The hone arc pulled up as far as
they v.ill lereh and give the imprer
r.ion of iiaTf in”, coming a few
inches below the bottom of the rkirt.
They threaten to supplant galoshes
for mini!;,' co'd weather among the
fair rex.
Manure left in the burn lot loses
;ts \abjp, in the field it is worth n
bout five dollars per ton. The more
Onifitly it ■« spread, the bettor, be
Cttusc the plant foods it contains are
soon lost.
Wanted—Poultry
We are in.the market all the time for
live poultry delivered at our plant.
Prices for this week CASH:
Hens..21c per lb.
Broilers, up to 1 1-2 lbs. .. 28c per lb.
Stags.. 18c per lb.
Turkeys.. 28c per lb.
Ducks.. 20c per lb.
IDEAL ICE & FUEL COMPANY
—PHONE 250
SHELBY, N. C.
SEE
WONDERFUL
PICTURE SHOW
—AT
WEBB THEATRE ALL THIS ’WEEK.
—SPECIAL FILM—
“THE ORIGIN OF LEATHER”
Is very interesting. You will enjoy the
entire show.
Every school child in Shelby and Cleve
land County should see this picture.
Wray-Hudson Co.
“WHERE PRICES SATISFY”
SHELBY, N. C.