April 10.—Tin » V I' ! ol
Beaver Dam were foninato in. hav
ing Dr. J. B Davis iivni Bolhiu;
Springs Junior college with, tin'm
Sunday nigjif. Both Juni;>t and sen
ior unions met together ami tinn
ed the service over to 1» Daw
I along as his subject ConsOci ated
Youth": Dr Daws cl ;ivi red c.tte <•:
the most, inspiring and wonderful
lor-.-sigrs ecer deltveii d to .vouiiit
people. He pressed lijKvn Hie mine:
of young people the uiipo-ian e ol.
consecrating the hie m nen;
manhood and vptna.nhood. ’1. ■
message will Iiiieer io).i- m the
hearts of those who had tee ee
nre of hearing it. We were indeed
glad to have this honored : • and
man o! ( loci in ourmeeting. Wc
uu .rely hope Hr wild be pemitit< J
iolrrin;; us anotUci 'me:.: age ill the
near tut urc
A lai j.a’ .Tottii of young people
xxi ;e present at the group meeting
at If. ,\rr l)a.m hriday night. A
very interesting prom am was ren
i(• :i <1 The next group meeting will
.. ,il .it .sandy I’lam . m May.
Tii' singing convenUdn wax
a tic mit ii Sundry aiternoon
i> r i; a i i. iirli ied was among the
1-. ■ i i it 1 ioi d. 1 iiri ’ w as mu; : -
;: II 11 \a: ions place: and tllO'-C
pi r i i.ii i - -porn d a fine time.
M: !lie; Huberts and If at h
IfPii ls.i.is 1 iom Patter .on .Spring,
wen •. i srtr.ii'Uu week-end guo-ax
of ttu ir ■, > lioeil mate Mi.-.- Alice
1 ’aiigct ’ ■
M .ni(! M (.Ii on Blanton and
mol In ' Mr /■ ii 111.niton and
i : "tlilii u xi jtr cl Mr. and Mi - c • T
.i.t'rrrtV it ('i.i rryvillc Sunday n If -
lThO0.ll.
Mr tiaicnic Pension visited .M.
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y three
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of absolutely waterproof, fire-retardant protec
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2. Ower twice the area of ordinary shingles
with a saying of orer a third in labor and
noils.
3- Have the distinctirr arched cut-out,
eitrn wide butt anil are slate surfaced m
colors of red, green, Iduc-black or art -
blende.
4. Arc pockeil in casy-to-handlc luinilles.
6. Throe shingles arc for new work or right
over the old shingles.
Nfponart Twin Shingles are made by Bird & Son, inc. iTst.
1795) manufacturers of Bird's Slimglr Oesign Roofing, Art
Craft Roofing, Pnroid Roofing. Neponset Black Mini .ling
Paper. Bird's Insulating Blanket and Neponset. Board.
There's n Bird product fur every sort of building 1
n e nre iwsai^mutrn lor Hirtirno/ings,
building popart and wmll board.
Z. J. THOMPSON
V Washington St.
(Near Seahoanl Depot)
Phone 107
and M. A. Ii Padgett' Sunday afl
■ «.ri'->wn
Mi a lid Mi". S. K Jours visited
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Biunton lit
Shelby Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs A. H. Moipan .spent
Sunday with Mr and Mrs J. II
Montan.
Mr. and Mr.- A. <; Kendrick and
Children spent Sunday night with
Mr. I, I’. Va:boro. They returned
to. their home in Merry Oaks Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Blanton of
I,attiinore visited Mr. and Mrs; A
II Padgett Sunday afternoon.
Mr Hatcher Walker and baby
and Mrs Adelm Monroe of Balti
more visited Mr . LJ. L Jarrrtt
'iuisdav afternoon.
Mi - rr, Mertie and I.enn Bridges
per,!. Saturday, night with Mr
and Mrs W. A. (.reen in the Dou
ble Springs Community.
Mrs Alice Willis and Mr. and
Mr Alexander of Hickory were
guiy.ts of Mrs U 1. Jarrett and
Mr and Mr It W. McCurry Sun
day
Several young people from our
community attended tin’ deciainvprs
contest, at. Boiling Springs junior
college Saturday night.
Mrs. M E 'I limit from I.atu
more spent Wednesday with tier
mother Mrs. I). I. Jarrett.
Mrs. CleatoiT Humphries and Mrs
J. L. Blanton visited Mrs. Hum*
phries' mother Mrs. Alonzo Hamrick
Tuesday afternoon, and also at
I tended a party given by Mrs. Ther
i man Hamrick, at her home in the
Poplar Springs community.
Mr and Mrs. S. A. Jarrett of
Red Springs visited their mother
Mrs D. L. Jarrett during five week
end
The many friends of Mrs. I P.
Yarboro were sorry to learn of her
death Friday night. A large crowd
was present for ttic funeral.
I
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Six is responsible for that. It makes it possible for them to
enjoy all the stile, luxury and performance advantages.of a
big ear without paving a big ear price. Il enables them to
step up the quality of their automobiles without stepping
out of the low-priced field. . . . Time w as when the ambition
to own a really fine automobile could lie satisfied by only a
fortunate lew. But not so now. The New Pontiac, Big Six
brings big ear advantages within the reach of practically
every buyer of a motorcar.
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SOUTH WASHINGTON ST. SHELBY, N. C.
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Copeland’s HEALTH TALK
0 Watch The Aaches
|{v KOVAL S. COPELAND, M. I).
(I'nited Slates Senator and former Health Commissioner of
New York)
Everybody hates to have pain. A man will do almost
to be relieved of it. He wil try any prescription offered,
why "pain killers" have such sale.
There is little choice in pains
anything
That is
It seems to
you the particular
i)K. Coi'tXAM).
pain you have, is the worst that ever happened
to anybody. Vou just “can't stand it."
Perhaps I have told you the story of the old1
lady who telephoned a hew doctor at two o'clock !
m the morning. Site wanted him to “come over
at once I can t stand this pain another minute!")
"How long have you had it?" asked I he sleepy
doctor "Thirty years, and I can't endure it any
longer!'’
Some patient perrons do put tip with pain!
lor a long time They appear to regard it asj
inevitable, or have faith to believe it will wear
out alter a while, llut the time comes, when re
distance is broken and there is a demand for re- j
-lief'.
There arc many cases of drug addiction that
can be traced to the desire for control of pain.!
Unfortunately, there are tens of thousands of drug addicts who have no;
such excuse for their condition. We can pity the sufferer who becomes
addicted, but not the social addict who takes tl e drug for the physical
enjoyment lie gets out of it. "Joy riding" and pain killing are two dif
ferent things.
What should we do about pam?
There is always a cause for pain..
I need not toll you this. But many i
times it is difficult to find that I
cause. Vet it. must be located, if a
real cure i. to be effected
Toothache and earache are so i
j definitely located that, in most in
stance.-. the cause of the pain t.s
I readily found. Herdache. neuralgia !
neuritis, "rheumatic" pains, and
pain in the abdomen, are more ob
' :cure as to cause.
It is not •'natural" to have pain.
Persistent , or periodical pain must,
always be viewed with suspicion It
must not be disregarded. Even
though it may come from something
of no particular consequence in it
self. the efficiency and happiness of
| the v ictim will lie impaired. You
ran t do your work well if you are
suffering. But. there may be a cause
which lia., other possibilities, worse
than pain.
I plead with you to give .early at
tention to any annoying symptoms,
! the enure of which is a mystery to
I you Yor your peace of nrnd. as well
i as for the relief of pain, find out
j what is wrong.
There are lew troubles, very few
; indeed that rannot be treated suc
! cessfully in the first stages. It isn't
lair to your'doctor, to your family
and associates, and panleuarly. to
yourself; to neglect a searching ex
amination to locate tire cause of
your mi; cry,
Answers Tu Health Queries.
1 S S. Q How much .should a
Ctrl a trod 13. 3 loot 5 inches tall
\\ OlLjll'.’
A - 8hc should .weigh about 110
pounds.
Kathleen V. Q. How much
1 should a girl a red 33, 5 foot 3
..mhos tail weigh?
A She should weigh about 121
pounds.
Anna B. Q — What should a girl
aged If. 5 foot 5 inches weigh?
A -She should weigh about 126
pounds.
John C Q How much should
a boy aged 16. 5 feet 5 inches tall
weigh?
A He should weigh about 1'1>
pounds.
'‘Buddy" Q — Whit are the symp
toms of high blood pressure?
A —Pains in the head, dizziness,
nose bleeds and nervousness.
A large moonshine still was
among the debris floating down the
Tennessee river past Decatur, Ala.,
during the recent high stage of the
stream.
30x3 __ 54.50
30x3*__
29x1.40. _— S5.95
20x1.40—SW _ $4.95
30x1.30 S'6.60
30x1.30—SW__ S5.95
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FAI.LSTON. N. C.
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SATISFACTION!
There is more to a “Caterpillar" than its great
TOWER and TRACTION.
It produces VALUE RECEIVED by enabling you
to realize profits from its work.
“CATERPILLAR” TRACTORS
Implements And Equipment
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
MR. A. E. FINLEY,
HOTEL CHARLES — SHELLY, N. C.
Anderson Tractor & Equipment Co.
BILTMORE, N. C.
ADJUSTMENT BOARD WOULD
SERVE GOOD ENDS
From The Anderson Independent.
The Charlotte Observer, in com
menting’on recent labor disputes in
the South, shares the opinion of
The Independent that conciliation
and mediation is needed to settle
the difference involved. Such a
board as we have outlined, with
representatives of manufacturers
and of operatives, could go to the
bottom of facts presented to it by
both sides and approach reasonable
adjustment, based on common
sense and reason. Often, such ad
justments would be made before a
strike came about, with the conse
quent saving to the mill owners
and to the operatives, both of whom
profit by the continuity of opera
tion.
With so many government in
spectors and other officials snoop
ing about, it is comparatively easy
for an impostor to get in his work
In Nashville, a bandit armed with
a fake search warrant, robbed two
homes to which he was admitted,
obtaining about $6 000.
The recent census taken in Ma
rash, Turkey, brought about an
amusing episode. Through mistake
the census-takers put down tire
name of a camel Haroun Kaha, who
was summoned for jury duty and
was taken to the court by liis own
er.
AND WHAT’S TIIK GOVERN
MENT GOING TO DO ABOUT IT
From The Wilmington Star.
North Carolina as a whole de
clined to become alarmed over the
invasion of Communists, who pro
moted a strike at Gastonia, but the
department of labor, the Ameri
cation Federation of Labor and the
adjutent general agree that the sit
uation is serious. Federal concilia
tors. sent to Gastonia bv the de
partment of labor to attempt a
peaceful settlement have announc
ed they will not treat with the
strikers in so long as Communists
are accepted as their leaders. Presi
dent Green, of the American Fed
eration of Labor, is swinging East
Dr. D. M. Morrison
OPTOMETRIST.
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
And Repaired.
Located In Webb Building. Down
Stairs Next To Hanes Shoe
Store.
Telephone 583. Shelby, N. C.
ward, with a stop-over at EJlizabeth
ton, Tenn., and the announcement I
has gone out that organized labor
holds precisely the same view of
the situation as the government.
Adjutant Genera! Melts Is quoted
as saying that if radicals succeed
In establishing schools to teach
their beliefs, there will be added
gravity to the danger that nc*/ ex
ists.
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