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Former Iilinoitt Governor is 151k Got ten Farmer. N. C. Cotton Co Ops I .cad Other Slates Raleigh.—North Carolina is to have the pleasure of hearing lore • t Governor Frank 0 l.o'.vdeo, ot 1 noil, one of the out sanding d> '• i ers of the right- and privil the f-rmer. Governor l.-velen, dlti.» to being of t!,« !*■ ui ,g i .. form speakers of .the ‘ , »• a "'iiu farmer with large f rming a-er* in illinos, wlier h“ : -aw tie and hog 'and- a-l-n «■ *•! ; big eottort farm i <■ Ari.au ■ where he ■ a > an i .< . ■ 1 1 ■ plantation. Inform:1.' i >'n i '• 1 ' oral M unrig r i C North Carotin ' operative \ ■' (> - ' Low Jen 1 a ! ■ day; h this Ht.a<>- ’ " ' Mr. Blah !,p.irc two gre. fa’ .' Un'oigh and ;i ■ o 1 » '• 1 ■ ■: : lii' den, '■ in Cooperative Mai' i * cr • ml .v. ■> i n i.u-mher of the V i.. • Crdwca \ «■'!'. , ■ : 1 ! ‘ in.p »rtance of roop> i ir g, and in addition 1 views concerning the rultural surphi ' ' ' , i er. he has given niu 1 f The coming of : '■ • I.” ■' ‘ «t■ man is another in ! ■' • in ' pnign which has started. !> Mowing the instruction <>f w ■ • • •'cUi:-' of member- of t • < '*■<A :o tion recently. Tin 600 o ' •■'*r « ( > pa'h r d in Raleigh ury d the man agement of the A-on; if ion to go ward tn the matter of ■ "ir : ■' ! " signing of new t on If a' As One re sult, more than one t hote and *ti farmers have already -ig’ved cm tracts that will .take off--c; with !'• 1927 crop. These furntev.- repn n! nearly 20,300 bales. This \va tb • t bulation of the fir ! few <! ’* 1 on the part of the (ic'd rv; • v. err The pri ' ii1 contra ‘ ( » c crop of 102ft. but I ; . ) -iii ! 1 rjoirtont <>f th • A- vio • a w -• v 11 the aid of the 1- vu* ;u* . 1 :'i>! ; to carry on the coovr v. v-- , : l"r forcc, and without nddi: ■. oul < pense. toptakinr of the r < • i ">'> the North Carolina <'"it--t ' Association, Mr. Blalock' b t! North Carolina led all o‘b r colt states in the prrecntai'e of U r'r,^ de’ivcred to the e noperot jvc tions. This pen entrjre h : inreno-d each year, sliovvinr the nrov.iivr c;ii fide-et* of the cotton fanner' n C" met hod of market in? the r -crop. This year approxitnutelv . !0 > oui! bales were handl' d by the V ;*!.h Carolina Association rod the | centacc of the cron deli erod -vr. • very gratifyim; t" ti c mmiv;v i. •: i. At the close of the present v.c • •, u the Association v. II have n band. in‘act, a Reserve Fund belom inr t■ > th:* members of clo p to fTOO.Ooo This Reserve .war -rt up b.v; wiu.h'>1d injt one percent of the pross .-ale*. Each member " n- a, certificate for his put of th;? Reserve, eapa sea son, and the: ■ cert.f etes h ai six percent interest, payable cpt’UaHy. It is the opinion of th; presem Board of H i •*>: - th t • • >T\ • Certificates w II !■ • <•:»'! ' Mi cnhuril ly and paid in i sh to !’■ • ; oldt ■ u bey nn'ng- with th end ifthe pre sent year an 1 tei'Or • . ;i y? ■ t uef'l all arc > I I i th: wu ', etch certificate will have beep jo effect five 'yean t. d • ><:h ’ I■ 1 • received i‘ei, t W th .* o i l. In makiny tl >■ ' \nva Tor a rt - , i ;nuj), then in rue o ; , 1 >ut the member • id" the A , I'toti i tn set as the c-al, a total of s’ > | teeat of the crop and t lie field w a . ■; are s*riviry iMv rt ”eh that pool and ex pect to do it. This ffoal i not nut of proportion. It is practically tec rec ord of the pat year. Hi.-fr: i No 7. composed of the * >u..t it ot M • ire, Richmond, au I An, on. delivered 24.12 percent of the crop; F trie!. No. 8, u)P|«' ed of tb- count es t t Scotland and Hoke, dcl.vetv I the alvnie percentattef and 1 tistrict No. 10, cornoosed of the counties ot Blu don, Columbus, and Cumberland, th livered 28.02 percent of the season s crop. One of the striking changes m the new contract, which is to take* effect with the 1027 crop is in the niantvr of settl.ny for the chop. Ileretofort . all cotton delivered to the Associa tion has been pooled by class and grade. The final settlement was the basis of the price received for the 1.1 i\c Mcrrranloii l <>r K.iltii’li. l*no F»}.. H- Int-rvl- l o Cat Ha-ha \ tor IN ward During Susy \J, ; . • t‘c. N. M.in fi i-7. At' (- w •• . :i (i.ul ■i ’>! ’ >•*•" - , j> !',■ t'or. Mr-. 1 M nv. t his Nr'-'fl IvUaid ('. /Jm-h.'and Char !< K< : til k iihi ;11IN- s t.. FK w ife Y - -m. •! ■ r th ar IkiffiK .. ] ivc*-,i in Iltirk ■ snuffinr , ■... .4. -uhiy ai‘t• ni<> . f<»r -’ho ■ ih •' Fro. . .!«-?’ M o • •• o‘ -n f.,r Hah-iirh to -Uft’ < rvimr ■i. r: : • <J I , .lurlir ■ •larnt I. V,. .. -f SF Ihv t ; -ton • I F i ;■ r- ■ ahjif.'ifod ,vi-\ h .-..u , • V-V 'A • - ••) f ■ Wl;ll . <|; . i . -a! o. y if li and . I. v ; oc ... ’•s t a i■ vvhn w ;• • r a 'h ■ . r . ..'ll li ■ I .. > h; .it No r.-hltiVf'A <i Hlij .. -I My V. - !»?• •( :.r to ■ < : ..iira " u- or fXl ::<t a; r'nan.'-'l by t••• -> ■!> r>'Ui">. t'v ' *; , 'for V )• >y - !•■,'> a! 8 o'clock tin c nicrriTig :■ a l .i r>- tourmsJ c:ir fc-r i... i.cii; ': ;■ ? ■ ltd -Co T1 .iouv. •a;. • y i •cl to conaimr? several ! V.'-ik-. ;'-f k-H- l-!i’ brother t a rrmpm ii , i. !<. i i fr.enilA in (l-iffn-v .. ,] ., fit *!i< nv ri~ own Wishes f< r. "■/ •>.; Irk." ' 1 j Mr Mi'c. Mr, (Wen and Mrc. K' l fl a k ca>- • to M -r^anton ls»nt ■ fr; . i (viffnoy to be with 11 roc,' "•.1 Kohd'ivk, 1 !' j. i;v' Wells “oi:l he hfttl j '.. f! .-.’ North Carolina |>r cottars; i.tr I’l'-o. 1 15 c<-n - -nor the- ‘or ,, .| 1 o' ,ivi 1 lit- do It red “I'm to. {.:■■•’ that 15 c: » every dev '' ’ 1 Wii tl’o (iaffmy b'tdt school bov , v. ,, . dot ilt<i to n pica of KUli! v o, >., rid deKP o dca’k. is fac'yrKf from r> ' ( 1 , ton v :tr- in t1 • nonitratiary . :v. i,.lc Kritdnck' i 1 .d o. utily t * ma o iaoirhUo' . n 1 ; was tf vcn 0 vo to , i,. ., .: .'oil-- a- d 11 11 'f' i t’iul , ' - , ■ t • ..i-t -d. by a itsry. The former vva ntca'C<i t.j fonr to bye years ; d by :, ;. l«, Wi to btr • >; .If-. r"; !r rib pro Native Dlnd Oaf Wednesday . t II f A - r’■ / i ( .• t:•« v Newt.) i Mr. VVhi*'A I.In1 w- wi-r t rt’ii! r';: •: n ■ f F>' ■ !■■) I .. •ill-.-J W U <• I. • of- Id< IV! o'- 1" , M I >u!-i ( • K! • b a.herb,.-.where ! < Ire i • riak.np i s 1 on c for ;tini-.-. I,F.; suffer i •! o stroke of psiral is January 1st. Ho b« -. not It en o'4e to dork or get !.l< it for the he1 t'vo years. Fur'-ral nth! interment w 11 be ! i lit :u Well it !>'. i churchThar; - tiny. He Avu ' np iu!. 72 y ars of a/ • Hi- wife »lin.I nine eight or nine y.- ;• , ago. He leaves two brother-. Me. ’ Jim a:ul Mar on Burns and di e !• ’ r. Mi. s Sura Burns, all of ih r K'binl.'oro. He v.'-'.s a Banti -t. Mr Burnt was honest, and indus trious a <1 was h«ld in high esteem by a ! >:• vi c'pclc of friends and n la t v;■ . He wa a go >«1 l it.'/.eh. I I'li' SOI H ITOU OF THE lbTH .11 mi l U DISTRICT. •I hereby .- nnoutn e inv candidacy f ■ the Solicitor-hip <>f the 1 tith Judi i mV di. trie! of the state of Ivor.h Cal eb; which Mi trict const,"ts of the < .until : f i 'lev. land, Fine >!n. Cata.v I n. Bur! e and ( aide. ell. subject to the Jo; Henva at c prir.iarv. \ our inter est tn-'-ov candidacy will be deeply it |oiciute.l. r. b m b::ayi:r. Another good way. to induce sleep is to nl.jce one foot, in front of the other and allt uute for f.ve miles. ■particular p od. Under the n-w con tract ail c itton w ill be grad-d and classed, as usual, end witl.be- sold by grade and class, hue the final settle n eat w 11 tv on tin .basis of-the price ree-.vi'd for Middling . ittofl,. with the differentials shown by the actual ale. of the reason. It is believed that this method will be more satis factory to the membership. An other change ill the new contract i. the provision permitting any mem ber to withdraw from the Associa tion after two years. The new con i tract is for six years instead of live i years. A large number of. members have already expressed their approval o! the- new contract and tlv- managi n',ent of the A --omit on i v*t-ry op ! mil im . xpecting the re- - .aimp 0 the cotton farmers to exceed theii tori' of 2a percent of the crop. Bobbed Hair Adds We k To Census; We Now Have 21,000 Beauty Shops Chicago.-—Bobbed Imir l a . wept the beauty industry into an era of prosperity that Ims increased the number of beauty shops i t the United States from 5,000 to ‘d 1,000 In the last five years, accord* W to Mr: Ruth J. Maurer, beauty expert and head of the national Schools of (’os* meMcians in an address here. “Twenty five million American women now visit beauty shops regu larly to have their' hair trimmed, shingled, waved and treated," said Mrs. Maurer. “When the bob first came into vogue women thought it would require little attention. Hut that fallacy was quickly dispelled. The bob-haired woman need- the , st ivio'j of a train a beauty opera - , tor. j “The In i' ha: democratsxed the art if beatitifieat ion. Formerly only wo ! ttK-n of wealth could afford to pa-. I troiiize a beauty shop. Now beauty ' ,h. p derive their chief support from ; enojrraplivr-:. housewives, of* I Tire Worker.-: ami shop girls. Popu larity of the I h ha- led to the al most universal adoption l>.v Ameri can women of other aids to personal adornment including- mas-tores, fne ; iiil treatments, wrinkle removing tis sue building and manicuring. It has helped to build up a business involv ing millions of dollars annually in' | beauty im-narntiors ” Huffman Will n..; Bo a Candid at? I'r. S' licitc.r V, ill !» Tree t .1 I'mmisc ant! Remain ijut m Race f < r Solicit r. S’ar i- irv rc'T'Vi. the i I -wing letter front • SoTi'ei.or II L. il'-fftnaii. of More niton which tin ner. :('( - thnt ho will pf - Svsh' n.v So a <i.'idifiato to succeed hint-t-lf as so licitor'in this judicial district: ‘ Some sfVt i.il tiv'ith- .igij I ns.iit the :*t' .'tiictit * hi i i w ml< i r.< t he a candidate in -the''coni iris? primary to H'Ccec'i myself as solicitor of the loth judicial dis’iict. Sire c that time. I ■ \v 1 vi r. the idea h: - K no < th . ! an. again a canidate. and boats.of friends have', i'roui tie - t > tii< itc I me to a gain beconm a candidate f»r tiiis . v. ' af»f-r «<> marry people iask-'; <■ to rim again I .of course, gave; ratter coii'iik-ra'/le though,, but; i 1 that i n.oulii be true to my, i e. a*vi ] therefore riesire to j through j'ur paper that I will't ikw1> r any circumstances, be a. • idsvte for solicitor. Mi - rs. Joe Murphy and It. !.. \ el, of Catawba - comity: K. B. | N -.oil .and I.. K. Rudasili, of Lincoln • L. S. S purling, of Caldwell, i anl K. J. Irvin jr., of Burke county, I ha- e announced their candidacy for 1 ‘ - office, and I ask the Democratic j colors, of the 16th judicial district to) select their choice from this list of ; -pi did young men and vote for him, aod I thunk the good people of the a drift for the many kindnesses shown me during the ten years I have endeavored to discharge the duties < f this crying office.” IS THIS MARSEILLAISE OF AMBITION — IT SENDS A MAN MARCHING ON! When a man is low in heart . . With faltering faith in himself . . and a shy ness that subdues both his manner and his deed - Let him go to a good shop and at tire himself irreproachably! And such is the tonic of fine tailoring to both inner and outer man that at once a new courage comes to him. Some day, your Father may tell you how a certain famous letter “K” in his in ner coat pocket, provided the shield and buckler that girded him for his first busi ness opportunity. Scrnc day, when appearances are to be weighed, for or against you, you too, may find this distinguished “K” worn in your coat pceket, a very acceptable letter of credit. Always keep the letter “K” up permost in your mind and when you think of the best rn Clothes remember the let ter “K” is the key to Kelly’s—The home of the best Clothes for Young Men, Men and Boys, at reasonable prices. SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES $39.50 to $45.00— MICHAELS-STERN CLOTHES $29.50 to $39.50— GRIFFON CLOTHES $24.50 to $39.50— i GOOD MAKES L'C to $29.50 -- Kelly Clothing Company -Correct Dressers Far Men and Boys— Royster Bldg. — Shelby, N. C. Gocd Revival Held at East Kings Mtn. (Special to The S or i Top revival meeting tit the K; g Mountain Second BapM.-t chereii which lasted for two weeks' was a fine meeting. The pastor Rev. VV. X. Cock did the preaching. He preached such soul-stirring and heart touching ser mons they reached the hearts of many A large number of both old and young people were converted. People 60 a d Co years of age lined uu with th church. A number of young people wire converted. Several additions t the church and the church was greui 1> revived, and the members recor.se ats d themselves to the Lord and to - st rvice. Rev. Mr. Cook is a fine preacher and a good ,pastor and is doing a r ble work in East Kings Mountain, he 'i-cs here and is a busy pastor among his flock. He is loved by the entire church, we feel that he w iTTead us t< iiigher plains in th • Lead’s w rk. Mrs. Cook is a great worker in both Sunday school and church and in the \\ .d. U. work, We all ! ve her. MRS. J. 0. PLANT().v. Morale is that war-tame virtue that makes a man of brains take or ders from a witless looey. Parents New Obey America.1 Their Children; Home Crumbling, New Wail Ph;la ,T : ;i i ’ University i.e A: and I)r. of the . :'i his h-.iiie is the par ent rnbl ini'. I ents art- larg by t" Th.s statement v.a• r etitly by Mrs. Aiist-r K.ir: I, f 'i n ' r her of the I : • H. ,.r I . ' Ki lls Island : n ! a n * ' “< ‘ “ J:<'' publican VV< mt r : Pe: “ ■ > ■ ' ■ Part;:::.-. Mr; Karneii intimated, fail to tea :■ gponsihildy < f a home. “Our young prop.;- do n.>t under . :a:-d what a real, home really means. \vi:at Will t hy cu w; *vn t-:‘ivy niai - ry?*’ she a . v<.i. "Parents Oiou-.i 'temhh their chi-id. rrn. Every A ale :>.£»■ n/ripol. for the child, and. every : v’ rr. whether she will or not a teavoer: "The princi. le; of real law e> farce men* or - ' er. . * in the. a.ome. It a eh id will nit 1 v.y i.t',' parent's when voung, he v...I ' e be likely to obit the law ef hI n country when he reaches maturity. “An: rba no’ -to. tne peace where -the’child! :' are t.mehing the parents to < .Such a ,i;tipps will • . •. lead to the toppling of o . o life in America and when you break up the home you put the whole : . n on the toboggan slide. "Our home atmosphere should be guarded. The parents should hold a T it ion as the children’s best friend. Ard the parents should not use each < er as threats. ‘Wait until father c mes home,” is a phrase which should be relegated to the dead lan gauges. Fathers should know their daughters better and mothers should et acquainted with their sons. • We have schools for apartment house janitors and hotel managers. TW time has come to have schools for parents,"so they may be fitted to fill ..ne of the most important positions in the world." T • old-time ‘‘dutiful wife” now a- a married daughter who won’t , ven take sa'ss, much less a beating. The true American, however, isn’t tolerant of those too intolerant to be true Americans. What you really need to be a pro n- ter in a boom country is an op-, tain on $300 worth of land, plus SsOO/sOO worth of enthusiasm. WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST (VATION-WiOE INSTITUTION Q INC. DEPARTMENT STORES enney MASONIC TEMPLE BUILDING. SHELBY, N. C. Coats for Easter Day They’re £aro Every Way to Please One women said to us that she welcomed Id i ;e beeause s h e a 1 vv a y r. bought her complete new outfit at our Store and enjoyed doing it! Si enjoyed cur ; styles and prices! / /' / This year we are pre pared to serve you better than ever with an array of Coats which spell style — at a price which means unusual economy! All the latest modes, tool in nares ana more tailored styles with em broidery, plaits, ties, or fur trim ming. Interesting sleeves! For the woman, miss, and junior. $7.90 —TO— $24.75 I The materials are smart, sturdy, and new! Seethe Poiret sheens and tweed mixtures! , And the colors in clude soft greys, warm rose3, and tans. Good Looking Fibre Hose You Can’t Beat Our Price! Full Sizes for Women and Misses For everyday wear, we recommend our Fibre Hose, shaped to fit well, arid woven strong!) (or wear We are showing a good variety of popular hosiery colors And our (.rice is sure to win your instar., approval. There hose priced, the pair. You Know Our Silk f * They Look Wei! osel l •V mij And Cost Considerably Less It’s our Buying Lover for 676 Stores, again, winch gives yon this great, vain#—n splendid-silk Ilose at this low i i’1 This Hose stands out especi. "> its wearing qualities. Range oi g I colors! Priced, the pair, lor the Woman or Miss. Some Inside Facts About This Store The Company of which this Store is a member, trains men to become Store Managers. When they hare become proficient, a city is selected for one of our Stores, a third interest in the capital stock of the Store is sold to the Manager and he with his family take up their future home there. His Store then is no different than many other stores which are partly owned in town with large interests held by outside capital. Our future being here our Interest in the future growth and prosperity of the com* nunity is none the less than others. We strive to do our P'irt in promoting this civic betterment. —r<3* WHERE SAVINGS ARE GREATEST
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