ToteCB r,p. at i' I* Saturday . i nay r<-|i •> t a ‘veil all ■ at S. onlay < h* t S t in. i I a ! a:: hcV Mir ('oll'ilX! Houser of the saw ■ :■{ 1 forth It rot >k nation. pMir.s (a rtrtide Seism who is j iching at North Brook ocho-1 £*ent !•. k end at her homo | in Cher-yvilie, i M!•:■. A. Boyier merit last Fri iy with he r i tor Mi r. (leorcro Si-’ Ifih: an Boh frl !r/t relay: Rifats Helen Sain -p.-nt laa! Mor- i |y aight withiMiss Hose: Mary ?ec’or. S. A. Fain rocht the- day j with h ; t tirin', Mr. and r. p ot b iu a-d. ,, C. Coa!w;r wna a liusiness ! o, :ati: on last Monday, roll Sain had the niis e a fine milk cow. iac-k walnut wood is one of1 woods known! havo a value ; thousandj wy1 -• %** v ■§'. H§ ■ k ". ■ jMi ycv money ::\t ilOUMi f:r> ’ WE <3 - ‘‘Caaitta’t - Get wasn’t able my work, raid it seem "'dsatittle strength I just around,” says Mrs. Frank .10 lives near here. -her knew of the good told me to >ttle,and grew nflir.a andCardui , . I needed f/oublo, and Car I was awful Tn the abs< rf ary ebainninns of wii';- r.viown !' Cle-vcland'^fcourify be • \c i. t> •*, ■ 1i i f>aT .in oi'.. h 'll cidiijre at 1 : tiin re. So »':. O.Rtrbi -TiH?" ,vaP •’ team has siv.ol'-■* t.ti onwsitvm r< f ■ y Ram.* «£,••■’ ! • .’> • •>!• m of the soar on - notit • "t:urk up v.-.l'i any court outfit in str.te high ■ ■< bool circles. Playing at Gnaton’a Thitr ‘1; v r >ght Lattimore completely oyd dnsised Gastonia a 1 to 12. Gt:.v flight curbed ’he : *i ;■ *». for a few minutes but G.i-.i'tor was merely a nuiU> r of .nvsw many points the up county Inch would cage. Paris Weathers, fast-steppirg forward, dropped in 12 field goats for starring honors, followed do-, ly liy several members of his own quint. The line-ups: l.allimore Pcs MeSwain, V. It.F. Weathers, P L.F. Melton 0. McEhtire, R. U. 0. Harrili L.G. Md*r.tittitioo: i ■ T Gastonia ' Grier j Porter, Bientz Schneider Peres i. F!< ' : . tn. d . DRINKERS OF POISON Gaffney Ledger. Christmas liquor manufactur'd in the Mi Kown’s Mountain sec tion of Cherokee county is liable to be poisonous, according to a warning to whiskey drinkers is sued by Cherokee county officers. The warning followed the dis covery of an improvised distillery made out of n 50-gallon oil tank with a tin bucket for a cap and a Ford gasoline tank as a doubler. The plant, which was the second one of the kind found in r 'cent weeks, was on a branch in the Mc Kown's Mountain community. The still was piping hot when the officers arrived, indicating that the raiders were just, a Jit do too late to find the operators at work. Fuel oil could be plainly seen in :N tank, t1 /sib'! ; - said. “Ifni. • kind dpcs'-n't • reduce o< ■ don't know what W'tV' one of lha officers declared. The raid Was made by Consla v'b’s H. G. Span er, L. II. Allison, George McCraw and B. R. Met calf. LincoI n Hat.'hery ey * • cf x „ • /> u ju ; . •.! pev. ‘ion Line dnti :i.— Ihe Uncoil tcu County hatchery began operat'o ;s this month with a iri-rl Ivat h-of 1,200 eggs placed in its m-.iinruolh int-uhator. The assoc is. dph p' . i > stout custom botching i ;• • rise Use hatch bveii t- or i ' i County, nigen 3. C. U Vmo v s'U ed that this v; one of th •. i: s; y .nipped -tiosltsy ids :l.s • in ■ the stale and or: 'list.nl that it; i p; ra tion will otinvu! vio .farmers to keep ■mere c J tcusr poui.ry. ' t’l-KVl'iAN!) BOV WEIIS (.fJO, iN ARKANSAS vSyteial to The Star) ■''r " ■ On s ili our ■! ’•••< ' ■ sir.'-j.-r.: "u to - boor of :• uyo of Mr, .Marvin Dixon of Xtulh Carolina on I alias; Alta -•11 n in.. Ari a: air. Dixon (-.oa to Okiuii' if aiioiit a year k ■ and ■■•at ■ ■ » u'.’ eh; s,. ii . c i o’ m■ any f v.t'; fjx nre \vi. 1 u • i* fieri much happiness and ■ r ros; 1»rl-y. ‘-.A' A: Watch Cdm«!j Firs;!. I>< Old Santa: I tun writsr.jr you to tell you uh-.t I want you to bring tno for Chris har, Bl in;.,' rrm a wrist V.ai -h, a ‘ ’ h A t n ■ < c book. Bi ing daddy a <u w l'oi I and moth er ati art : |i.>nre. ' art:! f :;ni t.; yea's old and have red hair and hrcv Now dear Surer., don't f i'ret ij'.n poor children. So good night dear old Sana. W ith love lo you, ViiilMA DOTY. R-.'l, Ellcnhoro. Mary Spas, O iginai Cinderella Girl In Life Of Browning. Files Suit, Foe, For $500,000 Damages New 'i ork,—Mary Louise Spas, th original Cinderella girl in the life of Kdward W. Drowning, has .joined the real estate dealer’s cs < tested child-wife, Peaches Heenan ••owiing, in demandin'' a goodly portion of his wealth. Mary Louise, pretty daughter of Bohemian emigrants, is suing for j $500,000. She charges Browning at ! tempted assault When she was his S legally'adopted ward, and that he j threatened her and her parents aft '• < r the adoption was annulled. Miss j Spas at the time was 20 years old. i li was alleged she represented her ■self to be !G. | A paiedo Christmas card snlc rrtan waited in Browning’s office an j hour yesterday to see him, but the |card he showed the real estate deal I er was a summons, i Browning, who on January 24 is to defehd a separation suit brought by Poacher, called the new action “more highway robbery.’’ “It’s the courts that let Women get away with blackmail," lie add ed. “They give the women what ever she wants. Something ought to be done to protect a man in pub lic life from attacks like this.” Miss Spas was adopted to aat ns a companion to Browning’s other adopted daughter, 11 year old Dor othy Sunshine Browning. An at tack in Brownings apartment at Kew Gardens in Queens, she as serts, caused her to become so hys terical and despondent that she drank poison. Afterwards, she declares, Brown ing showed her a pistol and threat ened to kill her and himself if sht> revealed what had happened to the district "attorney. After the adop tion had been annulled, she avers, Browning forced her to g<> to a ho tel and sign papers the nature of ■which she did not know. Italy has decreed a tax on bachelors. This shows the progress of Fascist Italy. A NORM ANDY CHIME CLOCK • '•*"! Price Fo; Christmas— 4? iduSO Regular $39.D© Value. ScR'Mahogany ease— 1.9 inch base and 9 inches high. A beautiful useful, and appropriate gift. cor? »!M i;&.c. ■ Y FURNITURE COMPANY Lmeberger .Budding- — Second Door From Western Union. The cotton farmer who has his pantry and barn:: will be the cr.e who will have a happy Christmas this year. Better balanced iarming will re duce the cotton acreage by thirty percent next-year end wi'i place North Carslina farming on a .Mai* rs.uk basis. Keep Eli initiative Good ' .-■i .ill:- C ood Ivlimi* -JO. ONE con's fori w:il wlen there i.. a kels-rtienof poi sonou:, waste in the blood. This is called a toxic "ondition, and *3 eye to • attire i e tired, dull end Ot r symptoms r. . Us.>retimes backaches anti header 1... .. That the. kki lns ; arc not functioning prop erly is often shewn i.y scanty erbu'mins passage of secretions. Man. people hpve learned the .Yshtcdf J?onn’9 Pills, a stim n!; : . vv . vie, when tbskidneys' :i ub'ty ivo, .. a j oar c l.bar! 60c Stimziant QitzTztzc to :h« Kulntyt tcrtUhf *&UU»tU'w Co.. Mfc.Cfctfa*., BufTolA, N.Y. PILLS T' HOME FURNACE the' mcijst ■ v»: act H al ? 7 sr*£'i for Chrfai* ) Let us show yeti and i*e (-evytm- to canieiiced cus tomers, SHELBY HARDWARE COMPANY — PHONE 330 — * “No—ThU Is not a Victrolo” l:> ( LE SAM HANODES MILLION DOL! ' l!H IN 0X2 DAY’S U S IN ESS New York.—£reel pi? r.r.'l dif burrome.it!'. of V c.| Sto.t'T. treasury t!(’>■ rttiient VVcdnwvlay c-xveet:.-;] a hj.Hit 1 do#;; > Unci'1 S:;r.i v; •! • on t;i off approximately $450,000,000 in :tvj .ry certificates through the New York banks anti to advance . .,000.000 for interest on other I’ovi’ramfti obligations. To offset this, he sol! $200,000,00 of new c..t • e rtifieates and received at "N 0,90 through the tax window, the r bring she final payments on the 1025 income tax. Approximately 150 shocks of American industrial and railroad ■con?palift’d ex-dividend in the New York market end checks for it a fin ’ 1H2G dividend will 1«> mailed to tnckholders between this date and the first of the year. . »• ~v .... ——-r«<j -• — vrv r«*"» A Visi r • (J i iFUL GiF I — 'i'*. " • ’rarer. T-r ey ». •:.••;• • *r. two designs'-—They, are gilt bord eOn ? qr: C 1 •.•»/: ■ •r: £-.r>dl€ S i&l i d 8. /Oil a 1 ' 7e hc i•:/ Fivite you to visit err new store a: the .dy :■:■ d d ig stock. \;?Y FURNITURE COMPANY - i.it!eb.erg;.'r Building— Second Doer From Vaster: ere cl end .‘.d Inspect r: Union, 5 >M LAMP FOR THE HOME YOc! rioor lamps $1S.£0. A very Handseine and avrabie __ Brid-n .;,rp» — $8.25 ic $13.50. . . A . f ' e:r ‘ -* have var ’ -coloi’sc silk shades, with hand work -?.n : h Ohs at’ these *amps k a. ir.ost ac-ceptahle gifk, - 3-vVv LEY FURNITURE COMPANY I «riefccy?rei £'OHk*£-— Seedad Dear Fi cm Western Umcn. The Christmas Gift Store For Everyone OiAM O M OS Wmmmmwi ' WATC H 5 •« W E, L P,Y CLOCK,S 1 mre are omy four more days in which to do your Christmas « -iy i-’Jt. Not much time in which to decide “What* To Biry?” This ay c.-. lion is easily answered upon visiting our store. Every rx r nj^ing problem about what to give is solved without trouble. 4 visit here soon answers your Gift questions, to your entire satisfac 1 ion. y ' ';-lvc complete Gil t Stbfc. You make ail of your pur '• :1‘- feiiLfli**' a‘- those you wish to remember. Gifts for every ' ■ ; .v°1, \'J come ir. and see for yourself how easy it is ' a ' ’>■ and save yourself a lot of time as well as money. '!V;' ; bop. Now, don’t wait until the last minute. We v.‘, v p.enty oi things for you to select from. Now Is The Time And 'This Is The Place TO DO YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT BUYING_-_ Let us suggest a few articles here that will help__ come and 3ee them. snake your selections of what to buy a:..d then GIFTS FOR HER GIFTS FOR HIM — GIFTS FOR THE HOME — Diamond Ring, Diamond Dinner Ring, Wrist Watch, Wrist Watch Bracelet,, Diamond Bracelet, Diamond Bar Pin, Diamond, Circle Pin, Strand of Pearls, Cameo Brooch, Gold Circle Pin, Gold or Silver Bar Pin, Lingerie Clasps, Fancy Set Ring, Emblem Pin, Emblem R:ng, Fen and Pencil Set, Silver or Gold Pencil, Mesh Bag, Gold Compact, Silver Compact, Silver Toilet Set, Pearl Colored Set, Umbrella, Pair of Errings, Diamond Rmp, Pocket Watch, Strap \Vatch, Strap Watch Bracelet, Watch Chain, Waldemar Chain, Belt Chain, Photo Locket, Pen Knife, Belt Buckle, Belt Buckle and Chain, Cuff Links, i Ring, I’niiili ^ Ring, i-Tubicjti Charm, Iv.iblom Pin, Pigiiet Ring, Fountain Pen, ' > 1 ;iad Pencil Set, P'P-’er Pencil, r'->. lipUe Case, M i’it ary Brushes, Feather Bill Fold, Trr. /eliv rig Ce.se, .'ilver Tea Service, Sugar and Cream Set, Silver Platter, Bread Tray, Sandwich Tray, Salt and Pepper Set, Pair Candle Sticks, Vase, After Dinner Coffee, Set, Salad Bowl, Bon Bon Basket, Silver Table Ware, Clock, Chime Clock, Colored Glas3 Ware, Tumblers, Salad Sets, Percolator Set, Table Center Piece, Candleabra, Console Set, Salud Forks, Tea Snoons. GEORGE ALEXANDER, J©w©lcr

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