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-By Renn Drum
THE QUESTION AND ANS-!
«’<?r craze seems tobe taking well.
The only objection the eolyum finds 1
is that discovering new questions1
every issue gets to be a hard mat-1
ter.
However, Richard Henry Little
has stirred up the followers of his i
column A Line o’ Type or Two, in
the Chicago Tribune with this prob-j
lem:
Deposit 550 in your hank and
make the following withdrawals: j
First $20, leaving balance of $30
Second 15. leaving balance of 15
Third 9, leaving balance of (5
Fourth G, leaving balance of 0
$50 $51
Try and get the e::tra dollar! [
NOW THAT TRICK IN AN-'
other man’s eolyum seems to be
impossible; but go ahead and fig
rue it any way you con. If you’il
note he made it easier by taking a i
sum of >*.50, Any other amount of j
money would have made the dif- j
ference even larger. We’ll try one
just tp show you: Take $30 down
[to one of the Shelby banks and de- |
| posit it, and then make the follow
I ing withdrawals.
; First, $10, leaving balance of $20 :
| Second 7, leaving balance of 13
I Third, 5, leaving balunce of 3
Fourth, 3, leaving balance of 5
! Fifth, 5, leaving balance of 0
$43 |
Total,. $30
Now can you beat that?
IN THE DEATH OF MR. J. A. I
I Anthonv Shelby loses it’s greatest;
1 optimist. It is Max Gardner who j
1 says that back in early manhood |
i that Mr. Anthony was prone to tell i
| him how Shelby would grow—the
I Shelby Mr. Anthony pictured many
I years ago to the young lawyer is!
i the Sheibv of today and Mr. An- j
J thony lived to see it. Only a few j
months back Mr. Gardner stated j
that if he had purchased property
Mr. Anthony advised years ago he
could have turned his money 20
times by the present day.
Real estate was not the only
i thing Mr. Anthony was optimistic
; about. No man was so bad or no
| condition so vile that he couldn’t
i see something better ahead in them.
A man like that is of great valfo
to the world he lives in even if
he only made folks see the better
; side of life.
About The Star office it will be
hard these days to definitely know
i that “the paper is off the press’’.
To those who work about the office
it became a regular habit to lock
for Mr. Anthony to walk in the
i door after his paper 10 or 15 min
utes after the press started to roll
; the papers off. Five minutes aft
j er hearing the rumble of the press
! across the court square and see hiffl
; walking towards the office almost
without fail.
And this is only one place the
familiar figure will be missed.
asking questions again. Several
I readers have men-./jned questions
they wished to be asked and ans
wered. Some of them arc rather
hard and are being held back until
the answers can be learned. How
ever, the colyum will list one of
the queries without the answer to
day awl perhaps some reader will
| forward the desired information.
Along with this question will be
! a'nother one unanswered, but the
remainder answered. Here we go,
the two unanswered questions com
ing first. Help us out please:
i 1.—Who was the first mayor of
i Shelby ?
2.—Who will be the next mayor?
•T.—How many numbered state
| highways are there in Cleveland
i county, and what are their num
_._:_
in the press room one
IT’S ABOUT TIME TO BEGIN
PALE &_PEAKED
Texas lady Was Adrised by Her
Mother To Take Cardoi,
Which She Did With
Good Results.
Hamilton, Texas.—Mrs. Gladys
Poitevint, of this city, says: "At
times I,suffered awfully with pains
across my back and through my
Bides. I would have to go to bed
and stay two or three days at a
time. It was very worrisome. I
managed to keep going, but ... did
not enjoy myself at all.
“One day my mother remarked on
how bad I looked. She said: ‘You
look so pale and peaked, why don’t
you take a bottle of Cardui?* She
bud taken it herself a number of
1 times, and it had always improved
] her health, so she thought I had
i better try it.
j "1 got the Csrdui and began tak
| mg it, and from the first dose or
| two I could see a change for the
better. The first thing I noticed
was that my appetite was improved.
I began to be hungry and 1 enjoyed
my meals. I slept better at night.
My rest wao so much quieter that 1
got tho benefit from it. I kept on
with the Cardin and took ft for
: several months. The pains in my
back and sides grow less until thug
finally quit bothering me.”
Tty Cardui for your case.
At all drug stone. AC-170
hers?
4. —Who is the county surveyor?
5. —What men constitute the
rcunty hoard of health?
f».—Who is commander of the j
Warren Hoyle Legion post?
7. —Who is the present agent <S
(he Seaboard here?
8. —Who is county physician?
9. —W'ho is chair,-an of the No. t>
hiphway commission?
10. —Who are the two new mem
bers of the county boc-.-d of educa-j
lion to take office on April 1?
AND HERE IS ANOTHER |
change. You’ll not be finding the i
answers at the er.d of this eolyum j
today. Instead they will be found'
you might look through the paper
iu might look through the paper for |
them after you’ve tried ’em all. j
That'll be for the present.
Mo. 1 Township
Late News Items
\lr. Thernv Moore. Age -11 is Vic
tim of Pneumonia. Buried At
Lamp Creek Church.
(Special to The Star.)
Mr. Jack Bailey and family of
Prospect spent last Sunday with
Mr, Frank Bailey of this commun
ity
Miss Fitzella Humphries has re
turned to her home, after snending a
few weeks in Greenville, S. C.
Miss Willie Humphries spent
last Sunday with Miss Vernier
Byars.
Miss Missie Jolley of this com
munity is on the sick list this week.
Mr. David Bailey who has been
seriously ill with pneumonia is im
proving now.
Mrs. 0. Jones has returned to
her home after spending a few
days with her brother Mr. Jet?
Humphries of Mayo, S. C.
Mrs. Sam Allison of Gaffney, S.
C., was buried at Camp Creek last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Booker Self of Al
abama are visiting Mrs. R. C.
Humphries.
Mrs. Pickens Frazier of Spar
tanbuvg, S. C., is visiting her par
ents here.
Mr. Bill Emory was buried at
Camp Creek last Wednesday.
Mr. Lester Aberapthy and fam
ily of Spartanburg, S. C., were vis
itors here Sunday.
Mr. Therney Moore a pneumonia
victim was buried at Caron Creek
last Saturday. Rev. C. C. Matheny.
his pastor, conducted the funeral
services. Mr. Moore was 31 years
of age, is survived by his wife, two
children, his parents and three
brothers ami one sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Jones vis,
ited Mr. and Mrs. F.d Davis of
Mooresboro Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and firs. Tavo Bridges of
«fyeciQl Weekly c/faCes
Spend pour jpnm/ loc
ation With rhe Wild flowers
of the Smoky Mountains
The fimous Kcnilworrh Inn offers
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end with Air. Sunimey Bridges.
Messrs Collis and George Brownj
Earls of Gaffney spent the week j
end here.
Mr. Tom Price and family of;
Cliffside visited relatives here dur- j
ing the week end.
Mr. Willie Bylars anti family!
spent Sunday in Converse, S. C.
Our Sunday school attendance
is improving. The attendance Sun
day was 1611.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Price of ;
Prospect were Sunday visitors hero, j
It’s a cinch that the housewife [
that buys by mail seldom makes;
a profit by mail.
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