12 Bales Ginned
At Lattimore
first Football Game Sept. 33rd. the
Pay of the Fair. Methodist
' SondaySrhool Picnic.
< Special to The Star i
Lattimore, Sept. 13—Cotton pick
ing is getting well under way Al
ready the oil mill gin has ginned
12 bales of the fleecy staple.
Our school has been running about
one month and the attendance is
greater than has been at any time
in the past. The high school foot
ball team under the management of
Coach Hord, is reported as making
satisfactory progress. The first
game of the season is slated for tho
23 of September, between the Cliff
side team and the Lattimore team,
on the Lattimore ground
The community fair will also be
held on the same date at the school
building.
Members of the Methodist Sunday
school enjoyed a nice picnic on last
Saturday afternoon at Fites spring.
A nice table was spread and an
abundance of ice cream was served
There were about a hundred in at
tendance and every one seemed
highly pleased.
We are soon to have a gymnasium
at the school building. Prof. Lawton
Blanton informs us that the con
tract for materia] has already been
let. The community singing in the
school auditorium on last Sunday
afternoon was a grand success.
. Many noted singers from different
portions of the county were present.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Carswell and 1
' Mrs. Roth Alexander of Charlotte
are visiting the family of Mr. W. A.
Crowder.
Miss Sarah Singleton of Westmin- i
ster. S. C.. is visiting her sister, Mrs !
J. C. Poteet.
Misses Thelma Horn, Lala Mar-1
tin, Mattie Loti Johnson, Itnogene I
Wilson and Wilbur Wilson are at -
tending the teachers training school
on East Marion street, Shelby.
Misses Aliee Poteet and Lucy Mae
Francis will leave on next Monday 1
for Dayton, Va„ where they will en
ter Shenandoah college.
Miss Edna Mae Brooks is report- |
ed as being real sick.
Mrs. J. p. Hulsey is ill at her |
home west of Lattimore.
Mr. J. B. Lattimore has recently
had his residence newly painted.
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Casar Corner
New* Happenings
Casar Corner on Sunday School
Picnic. Shower for Couple.
Improving School.
(Special to The Star.i
Casar. Sept. 13 —On Friday night
September 10. the B. Y. P. u. gave
a social at the home of C. A. Wort.
I man in honor of Miss Docia Ricii
| ards. vice president of the union,
who goes to N. C, C. W on Tuesday
After a number of gamer, had been
played punch and cake were served
to about 30 guests.
The Casar Baptist Sunday school
enjoyed picnic lunch at The foot of
Bens Knob on Sunday. In the after
noon quite a number climbed to
the top of the mountain. Professor
.Boy. principal of Casar high school ;
I was a welcomed visitor on this oe- ;
j casino
j Hugh Brittain was at home from
Kings Business college, Charlotte, i
for flic week end.
Mrs. C. G. Morris spent last week
at Cliffside with her sister. Mrs. ,
' Bridges has been quite ill for some
! time but is now rapidly improving. 1
Jerome Brittain and family of
1 Morganton spent Sunday with C. A.
Brittain.
Edward Buff left Monday for ‘
j Greenville, s. C.. where he enters
Furman University as a Junior.
The young people of the commun
ity gave a shower for Edward Buff
and Docia Richards on Saturday
night. Refreshments were served at :
the home of Miss Richards.
The students are still faithfully j
trying to improve lire appearance of I
the school building. Windows are j
being cleaned, curtains hung, and
walls washed. Several ferns and
flowering plants have been placed j
in the class rooms. Soon we hope !
to begin work on improvement to !
the. campus.
Miss Gwendolyn Rollins, the <fh j
grade teacher, spent the past week |
end at her home near Kings Moun
tain.
The nearest approach to the
realization of a bar fly's dream was
discovered here by "Fighting Jack"
Johnson, leader of Rochester's pro
hibition squad, when his famous
Ipledge hammer battened his way
into one of Rochester’s largest gar
ages.
The statement by the garage
management that the top floor was
used for storage only was given the
he when agents turned a water tail
in the basement. A clear, cool
stream of the real old brew re
sponded. Search of the top floor re
vealed a modern and expensively
equipped brewery.
The product was pipped to the
basement where barrels and trucks
were loaded.
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No. Pauline, they are not called
crossword puzzles because of the
language your uncle uses.
One citizen of the dusty road said
ire did not. belong to a profession
he did not profess to work for
nothing.
If the doctors could And a few (
medicines that are half as good as I
the ones advertised there would be I
no need of hospitals.
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More About Our WONDERFUL I
Full Fashioned Silk Hose
WITH 28 BEAUTIFUL SHADES
AT PRICE OF SI.00.
Below Is A Testimonial Of Their
Great Value:
Messrs, A. V, Wray & Sons,
Shelby, N. C.
Fruitland Institute,
Hendersonville, N. C.
September 13, 1927.
Dear Sir:—
When visiting your splendid town in the sum
mer of 1926,1 invested in five pai>s of Silk Hose and
these hose came from your store at the unusual
price oi a Dollar a Pair.
they have worn splendidly and I have often
thought that 1 would order from you again. I did
order two pairs recent!}, through Mrs. Gibbs. I re
ceived these yesterday and so many are so well
pleased that I am sending in an order and I will very
likely be .sending in orders off and on.
The order is on a separate sheet and will you
ask the young lady who generally waits on Mrs.
Emmett W. Gibbs to please fill the order for me.
It fa on my recommendation of the fine quality
and the wearing qualities of these hose that the
girts are ordering—So of course 1 feel a special in
terest,
I am sure they will be delighted with the se
lection.
Very sincerely,
(MISS) EVA C. SAMS.
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
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ROSE’S 5-10 & 25c STORE
Remodeling Sale
SATURDAY-SEPTEMBER 17--SATURDAY
At hist the remodeling work on our stor,'* has been com
pleted, the carpenters and painters and electricians are now
out of the way, and we can set down to business again.
Thousand- of dollars have been spent on this work, and
we believe we have succeeded in making our Shelby store
ns modern, as beautiful and as well arranged, for conven
ient shopping ns any in the state.
We are very proud of this store and we want you to
visit it often. For our great REMODELING SALE WE
OFFER THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS. BE ON TIME
FOR EACH SALE.
8:00 A.M. Opening Hour Sale 8:00 A. M.
DUROLEUM RUGS
Size 36x72 inches,
Asserted Patterns,
98c value, Each.
ALUMINUM PITCHERS
2 34 Quart size.
Paneled, Each
ON SALE AT 9:00 A. M.
Grey Enamel
Wash Pan
120c Values Each
TABLE OIL CLOTH
Standard width. Many
good patterns, Yard
ON SALE AT 10:00 A. M.
2 Quart Aluminum
PERCOLATORS
Paneled Design ^
EACH -
49c
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10 QUART ALUMINUM
WATER PAILS, EACH ....
H QUART ALUMINUM
DOUBLE BOILER, EACH
49c
49c
6 Qt. Aluminum
I) CONVEX
KETTLE
EACH—
49c
'SEE THESE MANY REMARKABLE SPECIAL VAL
UES IN OCR WINDOWS. FOR WEEKS WE HAVE
| BEEN ORDERING MERCHANDISE FOR OUR 27 DE
jPARTMENTS IN PREPARATION FOR THIS RE
> MODELING SALE. SO OUR STORE IS NOW WELL
i STOCKED WITH NEW MERCHANDISE AND SPE
j CIALS.
NEW AND BETTER MERCHANDISE IS
BEING RECEIVED CONSTANTLY. IT
J AYS TO VISIT OlIR STORE EVERY
DAY.
Extra Large NEEDLE BOOKS,
Each —
New, Fresh 3-8 Inch ELASTIC,
2 Yards —
Many Pretty Kinds LADIES’
GARTERS, Pair
Special Value LEATHER COIN
PURSES, Each_—
Wide Leather MEN’S BELTS
Each___
Men’s Foulard Four-in-Iland
NECK TIES, Each_—
Stone Set CUFF LINK and
SCARF PIN SETS, Each
25c Size MAVIS TALCUM
POWDER, Each___
Complete Line Toilet Articles,
Black and White Brand, each
Ladies’ Sateen O _ &
Bloomers, Pair —_
Ladies Rubber Kitchen
Aprons, Each
39c
5c
5c
20c
5c
15c
10c
10c
19c
25c
49c
25c
Assorted Sizes, BABY
RUBBER PANTS, Pair —
KNIT BATH CLOTHS,
Each_
Ladies Felt BEDROOM
SLIPPERS, Pair —
LADIES SILK HOSE,
Pair
Men’s Fancy SPORT
HOSE, Pair_—
Genuine Gillette
SAFETY RAZORS, Each .
TOILET PAPER,
6 rolls for_
Cotton Covered
ELECTRIC WIRE, 3 feet .
REAR VISION MIRRORS,
FOR AUTOS, Each_
RUBBER REPAIR KIT,
Each -__
Stained Wood GOWN
HANGERS, 2 for_
FLOUR SIFTERS,
Each _
WoodVHandle Aluminum
Dippers, Each __-— -
Gold Band
DINNER PLATES, Each -
Gold Band CUPS AND
SAUCERS, Complete
Gold Band SAA.AD
BOWLS, Each ___
WHITE SALAD BOWLS,
Each___
Standard Size
PERCOLATOR TOPS, 2 for
Pretty Cut Design
GLASS SHERBETS, Each
Thin Blown
WATER GLASSES, 2 for ..
15c
to
! -
10c
5c
49c
25c
20c
10c
25c
5c
25c
10c
5c
10c
10c
10c
15c
35c
10c
5c
10c
5c
Chocolate and Vanilla,
FUDGE. Pound_
VERY FINE FIG BARS,
POUND _
10c
10c
LEMON Balls, 1-2 Pound_1__ 10c
COCOANUT BON BONS, 1-2 Pound 10c
COCOANUT CUBES, 1-2 Pound_10c
STARLIGHT KISSES, 1-2 Pound ___10c
SALTED PEANUTS, 1-2 Pound_10c
CHOCOLATE DROPS, Pound 25c
CHOCOLATE BARS, 2 for ___5c
ROSE’S
5-10&25c Store
Shelby, N. C.
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So (hat wc may bo able to display more merchandise,
I and display it better, w.o have remodeled and re-arranged
{ our entire store. We have installed a new front which will
| permit us to show more Merchandise in our windows. We
[ have provided new counters and have add.-d more counter
? ;pace. We have installed new Fghting fixtures and more
! fans. And we have made numerous other changes and im
? proveir/.vnls, al! of which go to make our store one of (he
j mo A convenient and pleasant shaping placer in Shelbv.
< FOR OCR (IRFlT REMODELING SALE WE OFFER
t THE FOLLOWING SPECIALS:—
ON SALE AT 11:00 A, M.
-
| | Ladies’ Jersey Silk
| ’PRINCESS SUPS,
j ’$2 00 Value—Each .
! ’Regular 15c Seller
' ’ TURKISH TOWELS,
jEACH ...
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> Extra Large and Heavy
I TURKISH TOWELS,
| EACH .
98c
10c
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256
ON SALE AT 2:00 P. M.
5 —
>
! A Very Unusual Value
BRIDGE LAMPS with
5
j twisted wrought iron stand
s and parchment shades.
| Completely wire and
| | equipped with bulb, each
ON SALE AT 3:00 P. M.
1 Ladies’ Jersey Silk
BLOOMERS — All
> Colors — Pair.
j
? Genuine Broadcloth, Assort
ed Styles and Colors,
’HOUSE DRESSES —Each
49c
ww 1
98c
ON SALE AT 4:00 P. M.
| LADIES’ FELT HATS,
i The Newest Styles. $1.95
j Sellers — Each.
98c
ON SALE AT 7:00 P, M.
j MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS
\ Fancy Striped and Figured
5 Percale. Collars Attached, Each ..
49c
| We Are Now Showing A Complete Line Of
-SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Rosebyrd Tablets, Each. .5c
Composition Books, Each. 5c
j Loose Leaf Note Books, Complete.10c
| Note Book Papers, 40 Sheets For.5c
| Pencils, All Kinds ... 5 for 5c to 5c
| School Scissors, Pair. 10c
\ Ink, Paste, Crayons, Book Bags, Lunch
Boxes, Etc. During school opening week
we will give a ruler with each 10c pur
chase FREE!
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