ATTENTION LADIES
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Just received from our dyers the latest 1929
Spring colors in Crepes and Satins. If you want that
Easter Dress cheap it will pay you to see our line.
We are now open all week except Saturdays.
We invite you to see our line before you buy.
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN OUR
PROMPT ATTENTION.
WRITE FOR SAMPLES. WE WILL BE GLAD TO
FURNISH THEM.
N. E. BURGESS DEPT.
(CLEVELAND CLOTH MILL)
SHELBY, N. C.
J.
3 OUT OF 5 BUY USED CARS
We invite you to examine the unused transpor
tation we are offering:
1—1927 Chevrolet Coach.
1—1927 Chevrolet Sedan.
1—1926 ChcvTolet Coupe.
1—1926 Oldsmobile Coach.
1—1926 Buick Coach.
1—1923 OlcVimobile Touring.
1—1927 Pontiac Coupe.
I—Chandler Touring $50.00.
1—1926 Ford Roadster.
1—1927 Oldsmobile Coach.
1—1927 Oldsmobilc Roadster.
1—1925 Nash Coach.
1—1924 Buick Touring.
1—61-Cadillac Sedan.
1—192G Dodge Coupe,
1—Jewett Roadster $50.00.
Several Ford Tourings from $50.00 to $75.00.
For your convenience in purchasing we extend
the G. M. A. C. payment plan.
“Buy From Us With Confidence.”
CAROLINA 0LDSM0BILE
COMPANY, INC.,
Phone Hemlock 1626-1627 — 500 N. Tryon St.,
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
J. B. NOLAN CO. INC..
— REAL ESTATE BROKERS —
We Have For Sale The Following Prop
erty In Shelby:
One good ne°ro lot in Freedmon, size 74 1-2 feet by
144 feet, priced c^ean.
6 room house on S"mter street known as tho Vickery
house, modern in every particular. Price $2,800.00.
Reasonable terms.
6 rocm house on north W?',Vn"ton street, known as
the M. R. Weathers house Lot 62 by 125 feet, this is a
nice home with all conveniences. Price 87,000.00.
G room house in West. Shelby, all modern conveniences
and known as the Ed Morrison house, absolutely new.
Price $5,000.00.
5 room house on Hillcrest, known as the Lov E. Low
man house, modern in every particular, lot 52 by 125
feet deep Price $2.75'\C0.
1 good lot on North LaFayette street, 60x200 feet
deep and close up town. Price 82.500.00.
1 good lot on the East side of North LaFayette street
adjoining the Bebington property, size 50x180 feet
deeD. Price $2,500.00.
We can finance you on any of the above properties.
If interested see us and let us explain to you how easy
it is for you to own your own home.
—farms—
WE HAVE FOR ^B'fflRJE-OLLOWING CHOICE
FARMS IN CLEVELAND COUNTY:
89 3-4 acres, located on Highway No. 20, about 4 miles
out of town, one good residence, 1 good tenant house
and good land. The price is reasonable.
56 acres near Archc’ale, between Grover and Kings
Mountain. Good six room house, and barn. Price $2,
600.00.
51 acres in No 5 Township, adjoining C. C. Beam and
others, good 6 room house and outbuildings, and known
as the Bryan Gardner farm. Price $3,800.00.
100 acres, more or less, known as the L. S. Gardner
farm in No. 9 Township, good home and outbuildings.
Land lays well and is very productive. Price $125.00
per acre
152 acres in No. 8 Township, known as the J. L. Hunt
land, 7 room house, new barn and three new tenant
houses. Price $9,000.00.
27 1-2 acres near Beth-Page School, 3 rocnt house and
good bam, just off Highway No. 20. Price $2,500.00.
43 acres in No. 4 Township, adjoining D. A. Beam and
others on good sand clay road, 7 room house and out
buildings Price $4,000.00. Will trade for eit” property.
44 1-2 acres in No. 3 Township, about 30 acres in cul
tivation, good road through farm, 6 room house and two
good bams, fine little farm. Price $4,200.00.
We also can finance you on these farms and will be
glad to discuss this matter with you.
Now is the time to buy, don’t delay and pay more
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J. B. NOLAN CO. INC.,
SHEIaBY, N. C. PHONE 70
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Personal And Local
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Rev. J. Ed Thompson visited his
I daughter, Mrs. Kearns at Higli
! Point last week.
Mrs. D. R. Sibley leaves today tor
her home In Hartford. Conn., aft
er an extended visit to her parents,
Rev. arid Mrs. J. W. Suttle.
Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Eaker and
Mrs. Oren Putnam spent Sunday
with friends In Charlotte
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stags of
Charlotte attended the banquet and
dance at the Hotel Charles Friday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Eram spent
Sunday with friends in Hickory.
Miss Virginia Hoey leaves Friday
for Duke university where she will
attend a fraternity fancy dress ball
at the Washington Duke hotel.
Saturday she will atentd the David
son dance in Charlotte.
I Col. J. W. Harrelaon. who has
been professor of mathematics at
■ State college for a number of
years has been appointed director
1 of conservation and development
of the state department and takes
charge the first of April. Colonel
Harrelson Is the son of Mrs. J. H.
Harrelson of Shelby.
Mesdames Ed Post. J. T- Beason
and B. D. Hulick spent yesterday
in Charlotte.
Miss Frances Roberts of Jones
boro spent the week-end with Miss
Annie Lee Spake of Erwin. They
spent Saturday in Fayetteville
shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Mlsenheimer,
Mr. Claude Webb and Miss Bertha
Goode, all of Shelby, spent Sunday
In Charlotte with Mr. and Mrs. H
Morehead.
Mrs. H. Morehead who moved to
Charlotte recently will open her
dining room In Charlotte at 701
South Tryon street on March 24.
Mrs. Morehead ran a boarding
house in Shelby for many years and
her many friends wish her success
to her new location.
Misses Lula McCuJlers. Mary
Lou Yelton and Clare Royster ol
Lawndale were Charlotte shoppers
Saturday.
'/ Misses Ruth and Pauline Dedmon
. and Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Costner
were visitors to Rutherfordton Sun
\ day.
Bloomfield Kendall or Chapel
Hill will arrive home today for the
cpring holidays.
Miss Mildred Thompson spent
last week-end with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Thompson on
Providence md. In Charlotte.
Miss Lucy Hamrick visited
friends in Asheville over the week
end.
Miss Annie F.“ Lynch will arrive
this week from Greenville, S. C., to
visit Mr. and Mrs. Bloom Kendall
and Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Kirkman
were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
L. P. Owen Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Hord and
children of Cllffstde spent Sunday
with their parents here.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Blackwelder
announce the birth of a daughter
Mary Elotse on March Jl. Mr. and
Mrs. Blackwelder Jive on Suttie
street. He Is manager of the West
ern Union office.
Mr. J. A. Wilson"of Shelby and
Mr- J. H. Harris of Piedmont
Springs leave Friday for Florida to
be gone several days.
Everybody Is invited to a sur
prise birthday dinner, wnich is to
be at the home of Mr. Ruffus M.
Origg on Sunday, March 24. Come
and attend and bring well filled
baskets.
Mr George Small and friend, Mr.
Maxwell were Shelby visitors yes
terday.
Miss Mary Crowell who has been
sick at her home in Forest City for
two weeks was able to take up l*r
teaching duties Monday.
Mrs. Alice Lineberger left yes
terday for Greensboro to be at the
bedside of her daughter. Mrs. W. B.
Richardson, Who underwent an op
eration Monday for appendicitis.
She is doing as well as could be
expected.
Everybody is cordially invited to
pome to the new educational build
ing of the First Baptist church at
4 p. m. and 7:30 in the avertings this
week and hear Mrs- W. U Blanken
ship of Atlanta, Oa, give lectures
to the cradle roll, primary, junior
and intermediate departments of
the Sunday school.
Mr. John Hammond returned to
Greenville, S. C. today after a few
days visit to his daughter. Mrs. C.
' C. Roberts.
Miss Ruth Tilley spent lust week
end at Stanley.
Mrs Irma. Wallace, county dem
onstration agent, will meet with
the Fallston home economics club,
Friday at 2 o'clock p. m. The meet
ing will be held at the club rooms,
and all ladles are cordially invited
to attend
Mr. W. H W. Baker, ol the
Wright-Baker company, has re
turned Irom an extended buying
trip to the northern markets, In
cluding New York.
In Mexico parents are to be al
lowed to attend school with their
children. Which is going to add to
the complications of playing hook
ey—Manchester Union
A shorthand expert says that
Americans talk much more rapidly
than they did twenty years ago.
It may be added, they have more
to talk about.—Portland Oregonian.
Division No. Three
To Meet At Star
The No. 3 division of the W. M.
U. will meet with Grover Baptist
church Sunday evening March 34.
The program Is as follows: Song,
prayer, address of welcome by
Grover; response by New Hope;
business and roll call societies; re
port of state meeting; song, spe
cial music by Grover; devotional;
an address by Rev. J. L. Jenkins,
"Christ's Memorial of Women.”
Gertrude Ellis, Dlv. Supt.
MRS. ROBT. LACKEY
PASSESJT AGE 85
Widow Of Robert Lackey Dies At
Home Of Henry Gantt. Buried
At F riendship Church.
(Special to The Star.)
On Saturday morning February
16 a* the light of a new day wu
dawning, the Death Angel entered
the home of Mr. Henry Gantt and
took one of its beloved members
from an earthly home to a heaven*
ly home not made with hands.
Mrs. Lackey before marriage was
Miss Effie Self. She was bom Sep
tember 4. 1843 and died February
16, 1929. She had been seriously ill
for two weeks and all was done for
her to restore her to health but to
no avail.
She professed faith in Christ
early in life and since lived a beau
tiful life. She was one of the most
beloved women of her community.
She was the second wife of Robert
Lackey who preceded her to the
grave 17 years ago.
When she went into the family
of step children she was kind and
loving and they loved her deeply.
The funeral was conducted by
her pastor Rev. J. M. Morgan, as
sisted by Rev. J. W. Fitsgerald at
Friendship M. P. church.
Surviving are one half brother,
Mr. Andy 8elf of Cberryvtlle; four
stepsons. Mr. R. A. and Hoke
Lackey of Fallston, and H. H. and
James Lackey of Chase City, Va.
The pallbearers were: Dr. A. A.
Lackey, Lee A- Gantt, J. B. Leath
erman, Moton Earwood. C. D.
Willis, Clae Randall. Serving as
flower girls: Misses Callle Gantt,
Josephine Gantt, Dollie Gantt, Lo
rene Tillman, WUroer Tillman,
Miss Annie Mae Lackey.
For Mayor.
I hereby announce my candidacy
lor Mayor ot the City ol Shelby,
and pledge the eltisens ol the com
munity that 11 I am elected I will
endeavor to perform tny duties Im
partially aod give the people the
’very bes* services ol which I am
capable.
ENOS L. BEAM.
MORE THAN
1000 MILE OIL
IR0C0LENE1
PERMIT 474
Will Give You Lower Fuel
Consumption Because It
Makes The Proper Piston
Seal Thereby Reducing
Waste Of Gasoline Into
Crankcase.
Distributed By
SUPERIOR OIL
Phone 90. Shelby, N. C.
WEBB THEATRE
— TONIGHT
Betty Compson and Kenneth Harlan in
“CHEATING CHEATERS”
AUo COMEDY.
— THURSDAY —
LAURA LA PLANTE And a Big Supporting Cast
IN
“THE CAT and the CANARY”
The Super Mystery Thriller of all time. With the
Greatest Cast E'er Assembled in a Single Motion
Picture. Don’t Miss It
Also COMEDY AND NEWS REEL.
WEBB THEATRE
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Elizabeth Arden’s
VENETIAN TOILET
PREPARATIONS
Use Ventttsn Cleansing Cream, Ardena Skin
Tonic, Special Astringent, and Orange Skin Food
each morning and night, following the meth
od of an Elizabeth Arden Treatment, to
supply every need of your skin.
Elizabeth Arden’s Venetian Toilet Preparations
art on sale at
Cleveland Drug Co. Phone 65
SHELBY. N. C.
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JUST RECEIVED
TODAY
Another Shipment of 21 Majestic
Radios.
Better place your order now as they
won’t last long.
Why buy inferior makes when the
Majestic will cost you but little, if any
more.
‘‘MAJESTIC—The Mighty Monarch
Of The Air.”
Pendleton’s Music
Store
— Shelby’. Musical Headquarter.—
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“SITTING ON TOP OF THE
WORLD.”
SAVING IS A HABIT. IF YOU ACQUIRE IT EARLY
IN LIFE, THE HABIT LASTS AND THEN
YOU SIT ON TOP.
New Series Opens April I st
Take out a few running shares of our Building and
Loan Stock- You won’t miss the weekly saving, then
later in life you can use the money to buy or build a
home, establish yourself in business or buy something
you much desire.
Cleveland Building & Loan Association
J. L. SETTLE, Secretary-Treasurer.
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WE ARE NOW
‘BACK HOME’
Doing Business
At The Same
“Old Stand On
The Comer”
The same location, but a new build*
ing, new fixtures, new equipment, new
vaults— and
We Want NEW BUSINESS
The public is cordially invited to
come in and inspect our new quarters.
Our officers and clerks will be delight
ed to welcome you and show you every
courtesy.
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
SHELBY, N.C.
RESOURCES FIVE MILLION
| DOLLARS.
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Everything!
EVERYTHING!
Now Half Price
SUITS, HATS, SHOES, SHIRTS,
j SOX, TROUSERS, TIES.
ALL cut to sell AT
I ONCE
Read these prices and come to the
store at once and get such a bargain in
| MEN’S WEAR as you have never been
offered before.
j| — SUITS —
$15.00 SUIT.$7.50
j $18.00 SUIT_$9.00
$20.00 SUIT_$10.00
$22.50 SUIT_$11.25
$25.00 SUIT_$12.50
$27.50 SUIT_$13.75
i I $30.00 SUIT_$15.00
$35.00 SUIT $17.50
! — PANTS —
$2.00 PANTS_$1.00
$2.50 PANTS_$1.25
$3.00 PANTS_$1.50
$4.50 PANTS_$2.25
$5.00 PANTS_$2.50
$7.50 PANTS_$3.75
— HATS —
i
f $2.50 HAT.$1.25
$3.00 HAT_$1.50
$4.00 HAT_$2.00
$4.50 HAT_$2.25
$5.00 HAT_$2.50
— SHIRTS —
$1.00 SHIRT_50c
$1.50 SHIRT_75c
$2.00 SHIRT_$1.00
$2.50 SHIRT_$1M
$3.00 SHIRT_$1.50
— CAPS —
$1.00 CAP_50c
$1.50 CAP __ 75c
$2.00 CAP-$1-00
— SOX —
25c SOX.- 1S«
40c SOX__20c
50e SOX-25c
75c SOX-38c
$1.00 SOX_50c
— SHOES —
$5.00 FREEMAN
SHOES_$24W
NIX & LATTIM0RE
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