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HE'S IE Dec ,r R(ar Reeders: Hi.a been rainin’ rite smart ."•'but 1 reckon .well list have “ V, I,it go fur hit’s bin so now r three years that I can’t 1 , I t|„, weather like I use tu. tu that matter I can’t eon \ sal n.n more either and I’m in lawful f>x. I’ve had tu carry , , a ,,eek of rocks around in ray * k(lll fur the last six months in K 1rf(.n-ve agin that thar woman gj'th.-m rocks along with my oth tr (rubles has weighted me down ■-AiHi-uterablv. But 1 think that part of my will soon he over now, fur jjg feting time is about here and soon as they start up and Sat git3 tu going, thar Will be a change in her fur the better and hit won't wear off until about the end of dog days when the weather begins tu turn n little cooler. Lots of wi - men air that way, but sum of the men air scared tu tell hit on 'em. And yit thar haint a thing we can do about hit. I wish thar wuz. Me ; and Ep Champion haint afraid of no woman that ever wuz but When the rocks and stove wood begins hi sing around ouv beads we allers make a home run tu git out of the ' danger zone. Sal had Ep a streak ing hit down the road last week, but we don’t Want nothing sed about hit. Talkin about revival I meeting mhde me'thfnk of a sarmon Bill preached one day when he wuz about half drunk. Bill ought not I tu have been that way but be is a SEABOARD AIR L INE RAILWAY Arrival and departure of passenger trains in Shelby. Train No. 19 Loaves Shelby 11:59 A. M., for Rutherford ton. Train No. 20 leaves Shelby at 5:14 p. m. for Monroe and Hamlet. Through Pulman service'Shelby to Savannah, uroiiviile. Tampa, St. Petersburg, West Palm Beach and Miami, Fla. Through Pullman service with car to car change for Richmond. Washington, Philadelphia, New York, Norfolk and Wilmington. Fur Pullman reservations and other information all on. H. A. HARRIS, Agt. Shelby, N. C. JOHN T WEST. D. P. A. Raleigh, N. C. PERSONAL INVITATION Drive in and let us fill your tank with Sinclair Gasoline. It means put ting vigor into your car. You can ac tually FEEL your car respond to Sin clair Gasoline. It gives you ijtiore mile age—more power—and more satisfac tion per gallon. Sinclair Gasoline cthe Grade that makes the Grade CLEVELAND OIL CO. Distributors-Shelby, N. C. How to avoid the Crowded Hour fx placing long'distance calls during the to 8:30 P M. reduction period E0M seven to eight-thirty in the evening is probably the best time at which to make a, station-to-station long distance telephone call a* reduced rates. For one thing the folks you are calling are more apt to be at home, ane, u‘a’ too, we are usually able to complete the connection in shorter time. Of course, the rates on station- to-station long 'stance calls are reduced still further at 8:30 • M. Promptly at this moineut, thousands 0 |,uirds teach for the telephone. The result w that in spite of all the extra facilities we pro vide, the lines to near and distant places are taxed to capacity. To avoid this crowded hour, try placing your c<uu between 7 and 8^30 P. M. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY O*corporate4) Baptist so nobody thought hard of hint. The sarmon wuz for women and the text wuz “She wearetn short dresses awl juiinteth her fare and many thar be who find her.” Everybody *ed hit wuz a wonder •ful sarmon Bill preached that da and about three score and ten came forward and give Bill their hands pledging that for the rest of their lives they wood use more paint and have them cut shorter than they ever bad done in the past. Many o'd maids gi,ve Bill their hands and took the pledge of a life consecrat ed tu powder and paint, and many a young flapper giggled out her thanks tu Bill fur his grate sarmon in her behalf. And the wind-up of the services wuz grand also, fur they took up a collection fur Bill n<! he received funds enough tu bay ft racks of smoking tobacco and half a dozen plugs of chaw ing and got his wife snuff tu do her till cotton picking time. And yit thar is sum, folks in tfce world who thinks times air growin worser than they use tu be. Me awl Sal don’t think so fur we have bin a bor row in meal ever since Xmas and not took none borne yet and purty nigh everybody in Casar slips me \ drink of whiskey as shore as no body is watchin’ ’em. So with ah our troubles and sorrows Sal no* we ought tu be happy in a land like this,. IKE. Nude Girls Give Beach Owner Shock Elizabeth City Independent. The Hon. Winfield A. Worth of Elizabeth City is shocked beyond words. Mr. Wor,.h is a lawyer and a gentlemen in whose veins runs the blood of generations of polite and cultured aristocrats. There isn’t a Qiore nearly perfectly proper person in Elizabeth City than Mr. Worth. Mr. Worth owns a beautiful farm on the Pasquotank River near Elizabeth City. His property has an excellent bathing beach and a lot of town’s people use it in summer time, without objection from the owner. But imagine Mr. Worth’s amaze ment and shock when he discover ed eight Elizabeth City bathing beauties in the water on his beach the other day, clad in coats of tan. Nary a stitch of clothing on a sin gle one of the eight of them and all in broad daylight. And there were no Lady Codivas in the party who could conceal their intimate charms by a skirt of flowing hairt Every damn one of 'em was bob bed haired. Mr. Worth has put "Keep Off” signs on his beach. He can stand for a certain amount of ffiat Sep tember Morn stuff on the stage of a Broadway musical revue, fbut he avers that he just won’t stand for it being paraded in bread daylight before his family ar,d house guests. Birth exceeded deaths i« Japan by 940,000 last year. Blueberry or huckleberry leaves are the source of the latest ex tract to be successfully used in the treatment of diabetes. According to naturalists, many birds die each year of bronchial pneumonia because of too early migration. Renew Your Health By Purification Any physician will tell you that ‘Perfect Purification of the Sys tem is Nature’s Foundation of Perfect Health.” Why not rid yourself of chronic ailments that ire undermining your vitality? Purify your entire system by tak I ing a thorough course of Calotabs, —once or twice a week for several weeks—und see how Nature re wards you with health. Calotabs are the greatest all system purifiers. Get a family package with full directions. On ly 35 cts. at drugstores. (Adv). 4 . ... RATES Special round trip fares will be announced to Wil mington, N. C., from Shelby in a few days. The following Pullman rates are announced for trains going to Florida points each afternoon at 5:14. Shelby to St. Petersburg. Fla., Lower $7.88, Upper $fi.30. Shelby to Jacksonville, Fla., Lower $5.25; Upper $4.20. Shelbv to Miami, Fla., Low er $9.75; Upper $7.80. Shelbv to Tampa, Fla., Lower $7.88; Upper $6.30. Shelby to Savannah, Ga., Lower $3.75; Upper $3.30. Shelby to Wilmington, N. C., Lower $4.00; Upper $3.20. Wilmington, N. C. Until 7 a. m., Lower $4.18; Up per $3.20. " . Pullman Seats — Shelby to Charlotte 50c. Plus sur-charges 25c. H. A. HARRIS, S. A. L. Agent. Toluca And Knob Creek News Items (Special to The Star.) The (food season is still lasting which promises good hay and corn ^ yield. This section received what is : generally termed as a gully wash- j er last Friday night and also Sun- i day evening. The evangelistic services con-; dueted by Rev. Mr. Aberuethy and the Irishman, Rev. Mr. French are being well attended. The revival Services at Carpen ter’s Grove in charge of Rev. C. A. Henderson, the pastor, assisted by ! Rev. C. D. Barton are proving very successful this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Amhrose Willis Monday, July 11, their thir teenth child, a lively girl. All of this family are living except one and all are single. Also born on the same date to Mr. and Mr*.1 Coleman King a bouncing boy. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Willis had a, large crowd of visitors last Sunday They were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Willianf Wetmore and fam ily and also Mr. Wetmore’s sister, all of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Boyles, of Morganton, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sain, of Hickory. A large crowd of folks from this community attended the fun eral of Mrs. Jane Mull at MulFs Chapel last Sunday. Miss Ora Sain of Morganton spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sain. Miss Nora Yarbro spent Tues day with her aunt, Mrs. Lucy Car penter. Mrs. Wade Huffman and family of Gastonia, are visiting her son, Mr. Julius Huffman. MiSs Mary Sain visited Misses Ola, Estelle and Vangie Mull near Falston last Monday. Miss Leona Mull spent Monday with Miss Ima Carpenter. Miss Madge Downs and Miss' Leona Mull spent Tuesday w'ith' Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Mull. Mrs. S. A. Sain visited her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert, Bracket, of Lawndale, last Mo** day. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Yarbro and family and mother, Mrs. Kate Sain, of Morganton, visited rela tives in Toluca Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas Vickers and little son, Jacob, of Hollis, are spending this week with Mrs. Vickers par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Carpets ter, attending revival service* sjjf Carpenters Grove. Miss Vangie Mull spent last Tuesday with Miss Corene Hoyle. Mr., and Mrs. Lester Barrett antj little daughter, Marvin, of Maiden, spent a- few days this week Withl Mrs. Barrett’s mother, Mrs. Jcc Hoyle. Miss Fannie Burns spent Iasi Saturday night and Sunday w;th. Misses Ola, Estelle, Leona, and Vangie Mull near Fallston. Mr. and Mrs. William Wetmore and family spent last Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Boyles. Mr. Detroit Millwood a#id family of Caroleen accompanied by their father Mr. Zero Huffman, of, Shel by, visited friends in Knob Cheek last Sunday. Mrs. Curtis Ledford and daugh ter Miss Edith of Shelby, are spending this week with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hoyle and attending revival services at Car penters Grove. If the water is not cold an oys ter drinks about eighty quarts of water daily but if the wa'ter is be low forty-five degrees he is be lieved to go on a thirst strike. An ancient Toltec poepi depict ing the splendors of t^j city of Tula in’ its golden age ! has been unearthed in Mexico. It is known as *The Song of Quetzalcoatl,’ and was put into written form by the Spanish historian, Sahagun, at the time of Cortez’s conquest. ACHED ALL OVER Was Suffering Dreadfully, Just “Wasting Away.” Took Cardui, and Says It Helped Her. Arlington, Texas.—A resident d this tows for many yeans, Mrs. J.H Jackson, says: "1 had suffered dreadfally with ar aching all over my body. At timet my head would give me so much trouble 1 could hardly stand it. 1 had been in bed for weeks and it looked like I was just wasting away "J took 9 bottles of Cardui and m> strength began to slowly return. "Since that time I have used this ! medicine a good many times and it : has always helped me. . "At one time I took Cardui foi several months regularly. I would be afflicted with sudden spells ol dizziness when I could not stand on my feet Everything would turn black before my eyes and I would feel as if I were going to faint At times I would be quite nauseated. 1 turned at once to Cardui and took it till I was safely through.” | Cardui is * mild, medicinal tonic, nude from purely vegetable ingredi i enta. It has been in use for over 60 i years, end in that time thousands ! of women have written that Cardui i helped them back to good health. Sold by aH druggists. nc-181 God May Not Have ~ Used Adam’s Rib Church Of England Decides That No I.oncer Necessary To Teach Origin of Woman After two days of excising de bate the assembly of the Church of England sitting in London last Wednesday decided that it is no longer necessary to teach its com municants that Eve was created out of Adam’s rib. This was one ot the concession to modern thought brought about JVednesdajf by the assembly’s ac tion in approving the revfsed pray er book, •‘rae vote was 51.7 to 138. The usually solemn conclave, consisting of bishops and repres entatives'of the clergy and the laity, was the scene of groat ex citement as dissenter a shouted “time” and attempted jo stave on the final vote. Final result of the vote, representing aj( it did a com pete victory for the new prayer book, is taken as assurance tb«t the action will cause no break within the church hotly. While parliament musi give its approval of the action taken Wednesday such government ac tion lias been regarded as assured every since the prayer book fight developed. By the new prayer book mem bers of the leading Church of Eng land will no longer be taught th#t woman was created out of man. AiSo j^je reservation of the sacra ment is’provided for as is altera tion t>f the marriage service. The matter of l^tse^gtion otffcML sacra went was ope point mMf bi.terly .opposed by Jopr churchmen,.Liber als fought for reversion Lof the marru» ftefRe c«9ftndinfc 'bat eertain’pa ^asfes wtfjhg' course and offensive in that they emphasized the physical side of marriage. You must either support the bishops of the church,” said Lord Hugh feed, leader of the laymen, in defending the revised prayer book, “or throw them overboard. If you throw them overboard you have no church government ^what ever.” „ “What could be more unsuitable Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Destroys^Malarial Germs in the Blood. Removes the Impurities, Restores Health and Energy and makes the Cheeks Rosy. It fortifies the system against Malaria and Chills. 60c. than to udl a young married cou ple today, in the light. of modern .knowledge, that woman was creat ed nut of man?" tasked ('anon N. A. Wilson, who supported the re vised version. "I eagerly anticipate the new liberty that will be oprs when the new book is approved.” In making the final plea for approval of the revised version the fcichbb.hop of Canterbury asked for a "clear and decisive vote in favor of it.” "There is a necessity for recov ering what has largely been lost in the last. f>0 years." he declared. "Should the proposals be thrown aside such action would take the heart out of the church’s enter prise.” Following division in the final vote he asked for no demonstra tions when the official ballot was announced. "This is not a time for a pro clamation of victories or defeats," he a'd. "It’s a wlemn time," The assembly received the vote in dead silence. m id 8(1 PERCENT OF CARS (By Robert S. Thornburgh. ^IS Staff Correspondent.) Washington.—The United States operates about 80 per cent of the world’s 27,650.000 pleasure motor vehicles, according to I. H. Taylor, of the motor division of the com nitrce department. The world automobile census re veals that on January 1, there were 2H.51S.928 passenger ears, 194,874 busses and 3,936,Alfa trucks in operation in the world. In addition there were 1,726,241 motorcycles, the only branch of motor vehicles operation in which the United States does not far surpass the rest of the world com bined. United States has 22.137,334 automobiles of all types in use the fir., of the year, an increase of 6,85(5.031) or forty-five percent r.irjee January 1, 3024. Throe yearn ago then.’ were about 3,031,407 au tomobile* outside * of the United States. Expanded to 5,513,033 by January 1, 1927, the increase has been K percent in registrations in this period. "In the United States we have | reached that point in the develop j ment of domestic auomoh’|e mnr | kets whi’re more than 50 percent of the units are sold are to replace those retired from service,” Tay lor said. "This accounts for the fact that although sales in United Staten continue to increase, the tendency is toward a lower percentage of regisiration advance from year to year. Since in the aggregate the newer developed markets so in fluence our automobile export sales, the peak in percentage in crease in registration in the out side world is still far if! the fu ture." ' It was pointed out thnt automo bile registrations in United States increased only 10 percent last year, wheteas registrations in the i of the world went ahead percent. The year 1927 saw 0.r»8 automobiles added United States, while the the world had additions IMiO .units. New House Item* Of Late Happeni (Special to The Star.)! Tlif> recent raihs have madr* look fresh and good. Crops most laid by and growing fad The revival meeting is blast at Sandy Plains. The Rev. G. P. Abernetny is doing th preaching. There have been sdt»er additions to the church alrdac and 'v<> hope to see several morfe. The grain ha* been threshed sW| a very good yield is reported. Th| fnrniern will have bread for soitif time. 1 | Health is good in these partifc There seems to be no one verj sick. 1 The leaf hepper is not doing much damage to cotton so far *6 I did in early spring. Mr. .1. P. D. Walker has adeepft ■ ed n position at the state hospital at Morganton. u - h Misses Dorothy and Mary T)iC§ j Green daughters of B. C. Greetfaiiji indisposed at. the present We hopti them a speedy recovery. It is reported that Mrs. J* , Ilmrhcs is slowly improving. Mr. O. C. Waters and £. II. Ekfcjg wood and families also Mrs. M;ir^ . t i«t!o of Orlando, Fla.. wertfc td Chimney Rock one day this weefe For Mortuary Service— JOHN M. BEST Cleveland County’s Leading *! Undertaker. CONTINUOUS 24 HOUR SE1VJCE. DAY PHONE 365., NIGHT PHONES, MR. BEST 364; ROSCOE LUTZ 72. CLOTHING 20 to 50 Percent Off _AT_ Blanton- Wright Remodeling Sale On Today OTHER FINE WEARING APPAREL CUT TO REDUCE STOCK. | SUITS, SHOES, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, HATS, ALL IN THE BIG REDUCTION. MEN’S SUITS (Discontinued Numbers) * PRICE $35.00 . SUITS $17.50 $30.00 SUITS.$15.00 $25.00 suits.$12.50 $16.50 SUITS $8.25 .'a i »- :J iiri. « • » Leonard*Shaw & Dean Shoes cut from $11.00 to $6.95. 200-pairs of Shoes and Oxfords down from $6.95 to $2.95. New Suits of the Current Season 20 Percent Off • j . \ •• \ ;•••.. f^. ■ -Vl STRAW HATS—ALL i PRICE. BIG REDUCTIONS ON SHIRTS. ALL FELT HATS, Except Stetson’*, cut 20 per cent. 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