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Let A Star Want Ad Sell It For You At Small Cost i WhatYouWant i k In the WAMTADS^ Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum Charge For Any Want Ad 25c. Ihls size type 1 cent per word each Insertion This size type 2c per word each insertion. This size type 3c per word each insertion. Ads that amount to less than 25c. will be charged 26c for first insertion. ___„___ JP YOU ARE PLANNING 10 build, let us make an estimate Plans and sketches clieerlully sub mitted. First class workmanship guarant eed. Low man Brothers, con tractors, Phone 727-J U ihc FOR RENT: ONE SI-ROOM house on S. LaFayettc St. S V EMs. tt 13c 7 I HAVE SEVERAL thousand dollars to lend on improved farms in Cleveland county. See or write Marvin Blanton, Led , better building, Shel by. W-F-tf WANTED—THREE FOOT, SEC orid hand counter cigar case. E. C Limmer, Hotel Victor, phone 570. 3t-10c OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR sale at The Star office. Twen ty cents per hundred. Call at the press room. tf-26x CARS WASHED and Greased; also storage. Texaco pro ducts. Temple Service Station rear Masonic Building, Phones 774* 796. i tf-lOc SHELBY AUTO AND WAGON Company, specialiizng In rebuild ing wrecked cars, building commer cial bodies, duco painting, top up holstering and glass work. Black smithing. Phone 753-J. South Mor gan Street. tl 15c MEAT SCRAP FOR SALE, analizes 55 per cent protein. Excel lent tor hog and chicken feed. $70 per ton. City Abattoir. Apply at City Hall. tf 7c BATTERY SERVICE, Au tomobile Glass Replacements, Starter and Generator Re pairing. J. L. GAFFNEY, tf-c FOR RENT — ONE fi-ROOM house on East Graham street. Good condition. H. F. Young. Phone 271. y • ■ 31 FOR RENT—SUMMER BUNG'i low with five furnished rooms, gravity water supply. Six miles west j of Chimney Rock. Apply at Toms Spring on No. 20 4t-8p j WE SPECIALIZE ON j generators, starters, horns, and magnetos. Turner and Williams Garage. tf 10c! .. FOR SALE: 5 ROOM BUNGA low. Modern Improvements. Jeffer son street. Sec C. A. Morrison. U29c LOST ONE LADIES HATCHET pin with ivory blade, diamond in center near or in Hotel Charles Monday night. Finder please re turn to hotel and receive reward. 2t-10c YOUNG LADY WANTS Posi tion as stenographer. Had some ex perience. Call 618-J. 3t-10c ALL KINDS OF STRINGS FOR banjo, guitar, mandolin. and all small string Instruments at Pen dleton's Music Store. 2t-c VICTOR. COLUMBIA, AND Okeh records. Three for $1.00 at Pendleton’s Music Store. 2t-c FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM house with water and lights on West Graant street. A. P. Weathers. 3t 12p FOR SALE' FRESH COW. SEE Plato Costner. Route 6, Shelby. I!t-p FOR SALE-ONE FORD De livery truck, in good condition. Shelby Steam Laundry Inc. Phone >9 tr-c WANTED TO RENT OR, BUY good hand ice box. Mrs. Stougn Davis. New House. 2t-12j SPECIAL PRICES on feed oats and dairy feed. D. A. Beam and Sons, nhone 130. 6t 12c WANTED TO clean your blankets, rugs and quilts. Shel by Steam Laundry. Phone 18. tf-24c LOST ON SHELBY STREETS white gold brn pin with diamond >n center Reward if returned to Tin Star office. 3t-lCp VVANTED—THREE FOOT. SEO ond l.and cigar table. E O. Limner Hotel Victor, phene 570. 3t-10c PAIR BLACK -RIMMED GLASS ES. Owner may have them by call ing at Star Office and paying for this ad. St HOUSE ON CHEST nut street for rent, with convenience*. D. A. Beam and Sons, Phone 130. 3t 12c FOR RENT: FURNISHED rooms, desirably located, Mrs. W. L Packard, Phone 275. tl 2(Jc FOR RENT - FIVE ROOM house on West Warren street Se W. A. Broadway or Mrs. H. Clay Cos. t f - 15c LOST WHITE AND LEMON spotted female hound last Tuesday morning at Sweezy Mountain. Name of owner on collar. Reward. Notify L. A. Blanton, R. F. D Shelby. 2t 15c . HOUSE FOR RENT: SEE AREY Bros. 2t 15c WANTED TO BUY OFFICE desk and chairs Apply at Star of I fiep. 2t Ice WANTED TO BUY MILK COW D. B. Hamrick, Linebcrger Street, Shelby. It. 15p TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE, Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed of trust executed and delivered by P. F. Mofiwain and wife Minnie McSwam to me as trustee for Jane E. Dover which deed of trust, is of record in the office of the register of deeds of Cleveland county, N. C\. in book H4 page 103, dated June JO, 1927. as security for two hundred and fifty do'ars and eighty cents <$250 80> wjjich is for balance of purchase money, said note being due en June 20. 1929. and said no c not having been paid at maturity of same, and the holder of said note having called on me to fore close said deed of trust I as trus tee will offer for sale at public auc tion at fhe court house door in Shelby, N. C.. on the 14th day of August, 1929, at 12 M. the following described property, lying in No. 4 township. Cleveland county, N. c., and being all of tract No. 1 of the J. M. Dover land joinifig lands with Robert Dover. Mrs. Jane . EDovcr. J. B Price and others, containing 95.3 acres more or less, a descrip tion of same being as follows: Beginning on an irc» stake. Rob ert Dover's corner in the old Green public road: thence north 1 east 4.25 chains with said road to a stone in the road; thence south 69 east 15.20 chains with line of lot No. 5 of the sRid J. M. Dover land to t. sourwood in J. B. Price's line; thence south 241 _• west 38.25 chains to the Price line to a stake in mid dle of Season creek, corner of ho or track No. 2 of the said J. M. Dover land: thence north 73 west 31 chains with middle ot said creek to a stake; thence north 77>, west 5.62 chains to a stake at mouth of old channel of Buffalo thence north 63 east 2 chains to a stake; thence north 25east 1.39 chains to a stake: thence north 11 west 3 40 chains to a stake in oi l channel of Buffalo: thence north 54' east 3.82 chains to a box eld»r m line of tract No. 3 of the said J M Dover land: thence north 64'. east 3.80 chains with line ot tract No. 3 to stake and pointers; thence north 84' east 10 chains to a small pine; thsnce north 35 east 5 chains to a stake in gtiley; thence .south 88', east 1286 chains to a stake in the old Green road; thence soum 88 * east 12 85 chains to a. stake in the o'd Green road; thence north 29 east. 3.87 chains to a stake in said road; thence north 121 - east 1010 chains to the point of beginning, containing 95.3 acres. Terms: This sale will be made subject to a prior mortgage of $800.00 held by Joint Stock Land Bank. This loan to be assumed and the remainder is to be cash. This the 12th dav of July, 1929. O. S. ANTHONY, Trustee. Star Advertising Pays GUS AND GUSSIE - I he Correct Accompaniment. BECOME. Ot= \MMAT VJE USED '“Tt> CAUU "TWE SILENT SCREEm".. VAWVCH \S JOST AS WELL- FOR CSLiS AND CsUCSit — 7' WE WAVE T£> PEWEARSAE too. TMESE TAuKIES.. OUR. REcaLAR ACT WE KNOW, BUT WE uOT to SET TUE. (3AoS ABOUT TME C>EAD DOCK .. Tufa A A SWELL SMACtQ AMD A THEME SCNo_ LETS > Hear, the XXttY. ILL BE youR. DOCKy, VOO BE MV /APPLESAUCE 4. And That’s That. TUHOKS OA DtJEi»ARATiON and aus s "SnaRiO* is beimo staged im ITS PRELlMlMARy STAGES SO VOL) SAY TO ME, "SWEAT'S WORSE1 Than raining / CATS AMD / K "dogs * * y -___X VJHAT HAVE CATS amd Does ear To ■DO WTH the DEAD DUOS'1. WHAT HAS VvJMAT CATS AMD DOSS HAVE cdcrr *rt> DO VvMTH THE "DEAD DUCK. OC5T To DO NMiTH VJHAT vbo 6ot Todd2 Tus is a v comedy H. Twice - reeled, v“> NOT NO VOLUME ON LETXERATURE • NOW LEAVE US PROCEED WITH T^S PREHEARSAL AND IN FLEW A DEAD DUCK LET'S <30 WHAT S WORSE TTHAM raining cats ,Amd ‘DOGS'* Copeland’s HEALTH TALK S Light Is Health Factor. By ROYAL S. COPELAND. M. n. (Lnitcd Stales Senator and former Health Commissioner of New York) i Inquiries may be addresed to Dr. Copeland, care The Star, Shelby, N. C. If you desire a personal reply, enclose a stamped cnrolepo.e ad dressed back to you.) When the word poison is mentioned, we think of carbolic acid or corrosive sublimate. if not one of these, it may be prussic acid. Every body is afraid of a bottle if its label carries a skull and cross-bones. But when one person is harmed by one of these, a thousand, perhaps ten thousand are more or less seriously harmed by poisons ue rarely hear mentioned. These evil effects come from substances produced by the body itself. Fortunately for us there are certain organ: j whose chief function is to get■ rid i! these dan gerous products. The kidneys, the intestines, thej liver and the skill, when they are normal in the:: j operations, carry away these evil things. They ' filter out of the blood and separate from the in take of the system those substances which might harm us. Me urtxAMifc These are what we call the "organs of elim ination." When a-U ot them function as the; should, we continue in good health. We stay young and active. We hare energy and the ability to express it In a sense, old age is due to the cfTcct of body poisons. Failure to eliminate these harmful substances results in certain tissue changes. The sum total of these changes is that physical state we regard as the evidence of age. There is an old saying, frequently reed by many persons that common greeting "HowJ is you liver?" It is Perhaps we might as well ask: “How old are you?" or “How old do you feel?" Of course, old age is not a state of mind. But you might as well be old as to feel old all the time. The de sirable things is to feel young and to act young because you really feel that way. If you wake up with a headache, with a stiff back and a couple of stiff joints it is probably because you have been poisoned. Of cours? but just enough affected to feel mean. You arc sure to have this experi ence often if your organs of elim ination fail to do their duty. You are certain to be miserable if the poisons are produced in quantilie too large to be handled by tlie elim inative. organs. Your life should be so ordered th.it kidneys, liver, intestines arid skin are m perfeet order, ff they arc : kept and are capable of eliminating all the poisons generated in your body you can live on and on and look forward to many devdes of vigorous life. Life, you s»e. depends almost wholly on how your bod ' reacts to jts own poisons. Record. Q.—What can be done for a hammer toe? A.—An operation is the only cut ? for such a malformation of the to? M. L. G. Q— How can I gam Weight? A.—Eat plenty of good nourishing food, including milk, eggs. fresh fruits and vegetables. Make sure not be a dctenmeiit. A good hau that the bowels eliminate properly. |Exercise daily in the open air an.l practice deep breathin'?. Take coi i liver oil after meals as a geneva! 'tonic and builder. H O P. Q —What should h* done for a mucus deposit in the j kidney elimination, staining the ; clothing? The condition is accom j panied by backache. Would this be caused by a sinus and antrum dis turbance which has lasted over a [good many years? 2-Is it advisable for a your.? j woman of thirty to dye her hair— jit is beginning to turn gray? A.-Have a careful urinalysis and [then definite treatment can dv [outlined. The diet probably has an [important bearing on this condition The infection from the nasal dis turbance would tend to aggravate thr general condition. 2.—Mo, if the hair is kept tnimacu lately clean and well groomed the fact that it is turning gray should tonic might be helpful. K. C Q.—What do you idvi;* for ingrown hairs? 2.—What do you advise for pim ples? A.—Avoid shaving against the grain 2.—Correct the diet by cutting down on sugar, starches, coffee anf tea. Avoid constipation. R. D. Q.—How can I reduce? A.—Weight reduction is merely i. matter of self-control as regards thr diet. Exercise is, of course, essen tial. - L . . I NEW HOUSE DOTS OF PERSONAL ITEMS rarty On (ampins; 'Irip To Sra shorr. Mountain Children To Give Program Sunday. • Special to The Star ' Ndvr House. July II A very Iarce crowd was present, at preaching Sunday afternoon. The senior B, V P. U. gave a demonstration program a; Lattl tnore at 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Jenkins and children, Ben. jr' Rachel and Wal ter, Misses Ruth and Vernie Walker. Lucile Packard, and Mr. Mary ward Blanton, are spending this week at Wilmington. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Doty of Kan napolis spent last week in this sec tion. Messrs. Cleatus Brooks and I? L. Humphries who work in Virginia spent tiie week-end with homMolk Mr.'. S. C Crawley who has been sick foe some time is improving Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jenkins of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. A -3 Walker Sunday afternoon Mr. ard Mrs. Clyde Doty. Misses Selma Humphries, Macie Brooks. Vas.nc McEntire, spent last Friday at Chimney Rock. Miss Gladys Petty entertained n number of friends Saturday night with a party. Mrs. Hessie Doiy i visiting her son Cone Doty in Macon. Ga. Miss Gladys Greene spent t hr week-end with Mr and Mrs. Wiii Butler. Miss Ruth Walker and brother. J P. spent Saturday ntglu with Miss Ruth and Mr. Grady Bridges, Misses Catherine and Virginia Butler of Morganton, spent last week with Miss Darthaze WhtUier. South Mountain Institute is togivs a program at Sandy Plains next Sunday after Sunday school. After their program Rev. W. 9. Jones Notice of re-Sale Of House And I-ot North Carolina, Cleveland County, in superior court. J. G. Dudley A: Sons versus R H. Ponder, defendant. By virtue of an execution direct ed to the undersigned irom the su perior court of Cleveland county, N. C., in the above entitled action, and because of a raise of bids I will on Monday, July 22nd. 1929, at 12 o'clock M., at tile court house door of sr.id county, sell to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy said ex ecution all (he right title and intcr e.t which the said R. H. Ponder. Hie defendant, has in and to the following described real estate tv wit: ^ A house and lot in the town of Shelby, No. A township, Cleveland county, N. C., and located on It. E. Warren street, thereof, adjotn mg lands of J. Weaver on the West; the lands of John Roberts on the East; facing E. Warren street on the South and an Allen on the North, rhe said lot has a frontage of ?0 feet or more and a depth of 175 Eeet more or less. For a further de scription see deed book 3-S at pare 183 in the office of Register of feeds for Cleveland county. N. c. This 5th day of Ju’y 1929. I M. Allen. Sheriff Cleveland county, N. c. will preach. Mr W. \V. Depncst liar, been sick but is improving Mrs Lizzie Lee who. In'; hr’in sick for sometime continue., about the same, Miss Omer Jane Day is spent Sunday with Miss Lou. e We tiers. Scientists have Tbuntl a prehis toric animal with joints that work ctl beth ways. Probably one ot hi ttire's abortive attempts to produc1 a creature that could get into a union suit, In an upper berth. - Trinidad <Go) • Picket wire Looks as if that underslung pipe were going to be the pipe of peace. New York Evening Post. 666 is a Prescription for Folds, Grippe, Flu, Dcnjjuc, Bilious Fever and Malaria. It is the most speedy remedy known Have Your Eyes Examined Regularly DRS. H. D. & R. L. WILSON OPTOMETRISTS Office Over Paul Webb & Son’s Drug Store. RELIEF ^ that is REFRESHING W* have used Thedford’e Black-Draught for years in our family. I can highly recom mend it for many ailments. We take it for colda and for con stipation. ,rI have four children, and I {five it to them. When my little girl gets bilious. or complains of headache, I give her a treatment of Black-Draught, and she is all right in a day or two. "Sometimes when I have indigestion from improper eating, I have headacne. Then 1 take Black-Draught. I always feel fresh and have more energy after I have taken it"—Mrs. E. Raich, 2216 East Pint Street Austin, Texas. Yotir Customers by *IVleplt<nM Your customer* are busy people. Tkere are «*-»— - hen they prefer that you visit them by telephone. \ ou save their time as well as yonr awn. As your business in the larger towns grows ami takes more and more <of your salesmen's tune* why neglect the smaller towns? Keep up yonr contacts —cover them hv telephone from the larger town*. We will be glad to furnish you a regional Key Town 'lap which maoy companies have found helpful it shows you how to reach easily and quickly4 more towns and more customers. The tomtits the great saving in traveling expense which It makes possible will surprise yon. Our credit plan makes it unnecessary to carry cash for the calls. Ask the business office today for full details. SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE and Telegraph Company Incorporated THIS LAUNDRY SERVICE COST LESS l)o away with your WASHDAY WORRIES by sending your washing to the SHELBY STEAM LAUN DRY. WET WASH Wet—(Damp)—wash at 5 cents per pound—dry weight, all washed sweet and clean and returned ready to he ironed. THRIFTY WASH All washed same as wet wash, all flat work ironed and ready to use and wearing apparel returned damp ready to he ironed at 7 cents per pound. ROUGH DRY Rough Dry at S cents per pound. All flat work iron ed and ready to use. wearing apparel washed, dried and articles starched that require starching, and ready to be ironed. Minimum charge for above service 75 cents. LINEN and PALM BEACH SUITS 75 cents per suit. We also do finished family washing, shirts, collar** overalls, curtains, quilts, blankets and rugs of all kinds. All work washed in EIGHT SEPARATE CHANGES OF RAIN SOFT WATER and the MILDEST OF LAUN DRY SUPPLIES. Telephone or drop us a card and we will have our driver call for vour washing. 'PHONE 18 SHELBY STEAM LANDRY, INC. FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE Y Jl
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