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FOR BEST BAKING RESULTS -f '•Ant litCAROUM" ChMUlU MADE SUPERLATIVE FLOUR r AOLr ROLLER Mil I SHELBY. NC CO. No Flour Sold In This Section Can Compare With CAROLINA \ MADE Eagle Roller Mill Company In Time Of Peace Prepare For War Now, during the warm weather, is the time to prepare for Cold weather. What about your heating plant? Do you need a new one? Does your old one need overhauling? Let us take this question up with you NOW, while there is time to ar range for your comfort this winter. Isler & Vickery — IDEAL PLUMBERS— PHONE 561 A1 Smith And Herbert Hoover Have made their acceptance speeches and the battle is on. ALL T^E CAMPAIGN SPEECHES Will be made over the Radio this year just as the acceptance speeches were made and if you wish to keep abreast of the time and know just what is go ing on you should have a good Radio set. WE HAVE DEMONSTRATED To the public that the Radio we sell will step out and get what you want. We are not experimenting with Radio but selling you something that we know will bring it in and you can depend on it. Ask any one in Shelby where (hey go when (here is s omething important they want to hear over » (he Radio—They park in front of the Music Store and they are sure to hear it Day Or Night We can show you what our Radio will do any hour of the day—You don’t have to wait until night. PENDLETON’S Music Store IN THE MUSIC BUSINESS FOR 22 YEARS. ITTLE —Masonic Meet—Cleveland lodge 202 A. F. & A. M. will meet In reg ular monthly communication to night at 8 o’clock in the Blue Lodge room. —Masonic Meeting—Masonic no tice: Cleveland lodge No. 202 A. F. and A. M will meet in regular com munication Friday night, 7:30 p. m. A full attendance is urged. —Eastern Star—The Eastern Star school will begin Monday evening, the 27th of August at 7:30 o’clock and last until August 31, and end with the Robert Morris picnic. —Buys Baber Home — Everett Whisnant on yesterday purchased the Wilbur Baber Spanish bungalow on the Cleveland Springs road fac ing Belvedere Park. —Birthday Dinner—There will be a birthday dinner at D. A York’s near Beams Mill on Sunday August j 26. Everybody is invited to be pres i ent with well filled baskets. —A Son—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers of Polkville are the proud parents of a son which arrived Aug ust 6th. Mother and baby are get ting along nicely. Mrs. Rogers was formerly Miss Ella Lovelace. —Mr. Craig To Preach—Rev. Carl ' Craig who filled the pulpit last Sunday morning and evening at the Presbyterian church, will preach at both services again Sunday. Mr. Craig is a brother-in-law of Mrs. Rcnn Drum of Shelby. —His 78th—A surprise birthday celebration was accorded Mr. M. F. Willis of No. 10 township last Sun - day on his 78th birthday. Members of the family called in to his sur prise and took quantities of dinner. A feature of the day was music fur nished by W. H., Gordon, Jones and Ed Queen. PERSONALS Miss Dell Johnston, of Charlotte, is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Alex ander, Judge J. L. Webb, George Dull and Mr. C. C. Blanton spent yester day in Brevard. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hull are in Roanoke, Va., while there they take a motor trip through the Shenan doah Valley. Messrs. R L. Armour, Ernest Johnson and L. R. Cornevin are on a fishing trip on the Linville at Jonas Ridge. Ralph Gardner and T. B Gold, jr„ and Geo. Blanton, jr.. and Dies; LeGrand returned home Tuesday from Camp Sapphire where they have been spending a month. F. Mitchell, Mrs. L. A. Gcttys, Mrs. Frank Hamrick, Mrs. Robt. J. Mc Carley, Mrs. Renn Drum, Mrs C B. ! Alexander. Mrs. Draper Wood and Mrs. Lee B. Weathers. Visitors in Charlotte Thursday were Mesdames Tom Babington, Jack Miller. R. L. Armour. Chas. Wells. Frank Hoyle, S. A. McMurry, L. P. Holland. E. E. Scott and Mrs. Scott's mother. Mrs. Beigh. Also Misses Isabel and Veva Armour. A group of well known Shelby women traveled to Bostic Thursday to participate in the district confer ence of the Presbyterial of the Kings Mountain Presbytery. It was an all day conference, featured by a picnic dinner. Amongst those in the Shelby group were: Mrs. R. T. Lc Grahd, Mrs. R. L. Ryburn, Mrs. W. Luther Church of The Ascension. Although the pastor. Rev. N. D. Yount is away on his vacation, there will be services at the Central school building on next Sunday. August 26, at 11 o'clock with the sermon by the Rev. J. Frank Davis, of Hick ory. Members and friends are urged to take advantage of the benefits offered at this service. Free country: One in which you can do as you please if you don't offend reformers and if you pav gang leaders for protection.—Stam ford Advocate. Another candidate, who we guess doesn't read the papers, is the one who says this country can't have li quor and automobiles at the same time.—Ohio State Journal. Cotton Market (By John K, Clark & Co.) Cotton was quoted at noon today on N. Y. exchange: October 18.88; December 18.75. Yesterday's close; October 18.76; December 18.60. New York, Aug. 24.—Cloudy west, clear central and east last night 1.20 rain at Abilene. Forecast Caro linas showers west portion, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas showers, Oklahoma show ers southeast portion today. Fair tomorrow, east and west Texas showers. Dallas News weekly Texas crop review says week shows marked de terioration throughout important areas due to excessive heat, dry soils, premature opening, increased weevil and boll worm damage which in many sections has stopped the plant from blooming. August mi gration of weevils is now under way, 74 counties mostly in famous Black Land belt show serious de I dines where previously good crop ! was indicated. South Texas crop prospects have dwindled. Oklahoma crop also shows deterioration. Lighter business in Worth street. Decline yesterday due to selling by those who believe next government will be 14 3-4 to 15 million. Deteri oration such as described by Dallas News doesn't seem to warrant that expectation. « QERSONALQ Home Folks You Know ■] 1 On The Go . w Dr. Tom Mitchell of Charlotte visited his parents here Monday. Senator P. L. Johnson of Lumber ton was a Shelby visitor Tuesday. Mrs. Lee Dover returned from the hospital last week much improved. Mrs. Forest Williams visited in Charlotte the first of the week. Mr. W. C. Hamrick, of Gaffney, attended the Bostic-Blackley wed ding yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. L L. Sloop of Fre mont visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward Arey last week. Mrs. Ward Arey and Miss Lula Agnes Arey visited at Blowing Rock the first of the week. Mrs. T. E. Weir of Birmingham, Ala., is the charming guest of Mrs. Fred Dean. Mr. S. J. Porter field of Durham spent the week-end in the city visit ing friends. Mrs. Forest Hord is visiting Mr. and Mrs. George Hord, near Lawn dale. Mrs. Homer B. Rainey and little daughter, Viviene, of Monticella, Fla., are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hamrick. Mr. Graham Anthony, of ■ Hart ford, Conn., spent a few days this week with his mother, Mrs. J. A. Anthony. Prof. Fred Morrison of Raleigh who has been spending a week at Cleveland Springs hotel returned to his home Wednesday. Misses Amanda and Sara Harris are sending a few days with their aunt, Mrs. Terry Moore at Alexan der this week. Mrs. John D. Christopher, of Greenville, S. C. will arrive tonight to visit her sister, Mrs. May Con nor. Mrs. Joe Wray and daughter, Miss Carolyn of Gastonia are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Thomp son. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Isler and two children, Juanita and Constance, left Thursday morning to visit friends. Mrs. Alice Smith of Rochella, Ga., arrived Wednesday to spend some time with her sister, Mrs. Georgia Hickson. Mr and Mrs. Richard B Henry and son, of Tarboro, visited Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson the first of the week. Miss Rosalynd Nix, who has been in Berkeley, Cal. taking a course at the university, will arrive home to day. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald McBrayer and litle daughter Elizabeth Hubert left yesterday by motor to visit Mrs. McBrayer's parents in Social Circle, Ga. Miss Bertha Bostic, Dr. Zeno Wall and Miss Adelaide Elam re turned yesterday from a visit to! Mrs. Wall and children at Weavers ville. Mrs. Dick Brabble and Miss Mildred Thompson of Charlotte at tended the party given by Mrs. B O. Stephenson and Mrs. Chas. Wil-! liams yesterday. Mrs. Henry E. Kendall returns home this afternoon after a visit, with relatives in Danville, Va. Sty? will be accompanied by her niece Miss Edith Sims of Orange county. Mrs. Leland Moore and daughter. Miss Dorothy, of Charleston, S. C. stopped over in Shelby for a short while this week en route to their home. Mrs. Chas. Moss and son, Robert Moss, of Spartanburg, S, C. and Mrs. Wiseman Kendall, of Rocky Mount are visiting Mrs. J. W. Dog gett. Edwin Harris, J. L. Suttle, jr. and Whitelaw Kendall are visiting in the eastern part of the state and attending the "Feast of the Pirates" in Wilmington this week. Messrs. Grover Beam and J. W Doggett left yesterday for a busi ness trip to Virginia. They were ac companied by Mrs. Beam as far as Glen Alpine where she will visit her parents for several days. Miss Mary Suttle returned home yesterday from a three months visit with her uncle Mr. James Jackson in Mansfield, La., and other rela tives in Oklahoma, Mississippi and Arkansas. Dr. and Mrs. L. H. Thomas and three children and Miss Fannie Watts of Branchville, S. C. who have been spending a few days here with Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Friday on West Marion street, returned home this morning, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gardner had as guests yesterday Rev. J. H. Till inghast and Miss Jane TUlinghast of Columbia, S. C., Mrs. W. C. Wilkins of North Wilkesboro, and Miss Madge Wilkins of Rutherford ton. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Taylor, of Woodland, Mr. and Mrs. C. L Odom and two children, of Rich Square, and Mrs. R. E. Thillips, of Newlanri, after a week's visit to Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Cline returned to their homes Tuesday. Miss Marjorie Mauney, of Bir mingham, Ala., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Mauney. Her parents are Mr, and Mrs. Josh Mauney, for merly of Shelby. She arrived Thurs day and will spend about two weeks here. Miss Ruth Hopper, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Major Hopper re turned Thursday after a delightful ten days visit to her sister, Mrs. Herbert E. Smith of Salisbury. Miss Hopper was showed many social curtesies while there. Mesdames R. E. Marshall of Rock Hill, S. C. and Bessie People of Charlotte spent the day yester day with Mrs. Fred Dean. After lunch the party composed of Mes dames Marshall, Peoples, Dean. T. E. Weir of Birmingham and Mrs. W. E. Vickery motored to Forest s p o T P A O S ^WE FIT THE NEW-^ “NON-SKID” Truss—SPOT PAD Holds securely and comfortably requiring only ONE-HALF the pressure of all other styles Non Pot oui HubberCov^rtd Pad* Noa-Skid Surface. i Clean—Sanitary X>oubl«-Sillt Stitched r Iniidc-oIBcIt Puftltly Smooth -^^pecitl Tanned Sett Calf Leather. I Nim. AblorHftl ^TKe ExreUlor N'em Pad— Can be adjusted to tnf position. ill SI flat Idt aHi INI HI s p o T P A D S ALSO NON-SKID ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS. NON-SKID ARCH SUPPORTS ELASTIC HOSIERY ETC STEPHENSON DRUG CO PHONE NO. 2 FREE DEMONSTRATION IN Permanent Waving Also Demonstration of The Famous Battle Creek Health Builder AT OUR SHOP MONDAY EVENING. SEPTEM BER THIRD, BEGINNING AT 7:30 O’CLOCK. In addition to these features the drawing will he held to determine the winner of the FREE PER MANENT WAVE CONTEST. Announcement of the fortunate contestant will be made that same evening. Come and see the latest methods applied to Per manent Waving, and let us illustrate for you the threat advantages of the Battle Creek Health Build er, which has been such a wonderful aid to health for many women. SHELBY BEAUTY SHOPPE MRS. FLAY HAMRICK PARAGON DEPARTMENT STORE BUILDING, — PHONE 696 — Nation's Best Coals BUY NOW SAVE MONEY Free Burner, Best For Grates, Stoves and Ranges. ped Out of the Famous Field District. Best for Furnance. of the Reading District, line, none better. COKE ANY QUALITY Let us figure you a car or less than a car. We buy direct and can save you money. Oldest coal dealers in this section. D. A. Beam Coal Co. REX LaFOLLETTE Shipi POCAHONTAS ANTHRACITE SL Telephone 130 Quality The Princess Theatre COOLEST SPOT IN TOWN. — TONIGHT — Clara Bow Made Another Hit Here Last Night In “LADIES OF THE MOB” He** Latest Paramount Picture. Just Ask Those Who Saw It Last Night. Also NEWS REEL. Coming Monday—Bebe Daniels. ww mjr w wmr mmw w ww w w www ww w «#w w « — TOMORROW — FRED THOMPSON In His Special Paramount Production. “KIT CARSON” Pronounced One Of His Best Pictures. Also COMEDY - NEWS. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES. — COMING TUESDAY — “THE GOLDEN GATE GIRLS” A Musical Road Show — All Girls — Something Different. WOMEN BE WISE Keep A Bank Account MANY WOMEN keep too much mon ey in their home* subject tp, theft. BESIDES, nearly every day you read of lost or stolen purses containing large amounts of money. ALL of this can be prevented by hav ing a checking account with this bank. EACH CHECK SHOWS: —The Date The Amount —Whom Paid To YOU will have a receipt and a record showing all of your transactions. YOU will appreciate more than once having such an easy system for the things that your money goes for. First National Bank SHELBY, N. C. RESOURCES OVER FOUR AND A HALF MILLION DOLLARS. FREE! $25 IN GOLD If you guess how far the WHIPPET runs in our show room, Starting Aug. 22, 8:00 A. M., stopping 6 P. M. Satur day, Aug 25th, total of 46 hours run ning time. For further information, see Stewart Motor Co. Willys-Knight and Whippet Dealer* PHONE 371 SHELBY, N. C. “ANNOUNCING CANDIDACY” -li .f.V ■ Whether you vote for Smith, The Sidewalks, and Southern Democracy, or for Hoover, Spearmint and Halitosis, or for Simmons, Silence and Sleep, or for Gardner, Growth and Glory— OUR PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT SOLICITS YOUR “BALLOT FOR HEALTH.” Ask Your Doctor To Leave Your Next One With Us. OUR VOTING PRECINCT IS “JUST A WHISPER OFF THE SQUARE” — Cast Yours With Us. Quinn’s Drug Store - PHONE 750
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