Good Games Are Played In
The County Baseball League
•Some splendid sanies of hascbnll
<gero played i nllie Cleveland coun
ty league Saturday and all the con
tests were witnessed bv laiye
crowds of enthusiastic fans
Play ins a! Boiling Springs, tin
East-side team won from the Boil
ing Springs team by a score of 8 to
4. McKee for East side and Moo*<
for Boiling Springs shared the bat
ting honors for the day, each of
them getting a home run
Summary
East-side 13 0 0 3 0 0 0 1 3 13!
B. s 300011 0 no 4 8 (
Batteries, tor East-side. Pastor
land Farris. for Boiling sp. ui
Winn and Walker.
Lawndale and Dovei-Ora plan i
kt Piedmont park Saturday site
Soon, staging a (me exhibition
Lawndale being returned the vtc'o:
by a score of 5 to 3
'
Summary
Lawndale 2 0 10 0 0 2 0 .. ft l
Pover-Ora 0 0 0 0 (l 1 U 3 ,10 2 j
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The Cleveland Cloth iiu.l teeond !
♦earn won Horn the Ea-tstric tvond 1
leant by a score of 0 tr> 3 lit a hard ■
’nought and well played i: line Tut
'and MfSwaln for the Cloth mi!1
were the outstanding stars of Hie
encounter There \va.s a splendid
attendance. The Cloth mill col
lected a total of 17 hits and the
Eastside team five.
* EXPERIMENT t Al SI
OK MILO SENSATION j
h ' --
Worcester. Mn * The search of
H professor of physics at Clark uni
versity for a new propellant. for
rockets designed lo explore the un
iter strata of the air caused a sen
Btatlon hereabouts yesterday but left
the result of the experiment, fig- j
hrately at least, somewhat up tn the j
fclr today.
First reports from lire isolated '
!district in which Professor Robert j
Ih. Goddard has his 40-loot steel
'tower and experiment station, wer ■
jthat a flaming meteor had bur '
jWith a terriffic detonation Some
(•persons thought an airplane had
Crashed and so great was the ex
citement that two ambulances das h
fcd about looking for victims white
an airplane went aloft to search
lor the WTeckage.
Tire first cuss-word was ithrnted
Chen the first bald man missed s>
Ily the third time.—Calgary Herald
The most ferquent double play is
that from pay window to worker 1
to Instalment house. — Chicago
Journal.
LOOK OUT
FOR
HAIL STORMS
If you have not insured
your cotton and corn crops
^against hail damage
DO SO
AT ONCE
You have lots'of money in
vested in your cotton and
<corn crops—
PROTECT
THESE CROPS
NOW
With our Hail Insurance
policy—the cost is small,
'^the protection is great.
- J. L. SETTLE, Mgr. _
_ Insurance Department _
CLEVELAND
BANK & TRUST
CO.
SHELBY. M. C.
DO YOU
INTEND TO
BUILD
A HOME
If so start vour R. & T,.
shares now and be ready
when you decide to build.
Bv having your shares go
ing beforehand it will be
easier for you to get your
loan through—
v START
* TODAY
Carrying Building & Loan
shares with us
J. L. Sl’TTLE, Manager.
CLEVELAND
Building & Loan
Association
July Series Now
Qpen
Tough on Senators
i i v'
U itli \\ alter Johnson, famous
"Tig Train,”' very ill, the
Washington Senators are tunc- :
tioning without a manager ami
now Clark Griffith, above, their
owner, is .seriously ill. He was
stricken with appendicitis
•vliilc at hearing before Judge
andis"in Chicago, 111., where
ii enng.eticy operation was
, -r formed.
(1 iHet.nat Ion.a I N«\v<iu r>*i %
Belwood School I o
Begin July 2()lh
Names Of New True lies Added.
Science Department Head Not
> <•( Selected.
iSpecial To The Shir i
Bcfwood, July Bciwood school
lull hen'll) its fourth years’ work
Monday, July 2!>. The following new
leathers will lie added Miss Jennu
Mae Callahan low first grade; Mis,
Minnie Mull. 4th grade; Mr Luther
Houser, (illi grade. Miss Vevrtte !•;;
liott will have part 1st and part 3rd
Mr, (idiner H Grahams place
has not been definitely filled in
the science depart mein of the
high school Mr Graham wisher, 1m
friends around Belwood to know
that he is not le: \ mg on account ol
anything other than (lie serious
condition of his wife’s health We
regret his leaving but hope to have
him later
Home economics has been added
to the school (his year Teacher lor ;
this place has not been definitely
chosen A course m Physics will be
offered for boys to parallel the home
economies course: for girls,
lift it have our same slogan, "a
diploma lor perfect attendance lor
every one ''
Dr. Wall To Speak j
Twice At Ridgecrest
This K "North Carolina Week"
at Ridgecrest the Baptists nssnnbC
ground at Black Mountain and
some of the best, talent m the dev
nomination will deltve; addresses'
Dr Zend. Wall, pastor ot the Fir-’
Baptist church ef Shelby wiil spe.i.,
an Wednesday ancf Tliur lay night.
at. the assembly ground ' Pra.vpr
meet nig hero at the First Bapti,’
'hurch will be m charge oi Rev
Lynch.
Mr Horace Ka.som ed : etidn 1
director of the Shehu church t
’.njoving his vacation.
Feed Your Cotton With
Chilean Nitrate of Soda
Tin’ best 'if . ■■ • iin. pTinvi'l'K Pie
Iranian: to f •••] their "ivn--, -jn-•: ns
tht) has: of' lives: W in ii lime
learned ' li.nw t-i . ;. .1;.ilvaUy food
tlirir anim-ii • • \ml Hu r r e-teii
farmers are tear nine tlia’ Chilean
11 itrato < f S 'ria. J.on t:> :**•*» pounds
per acre, applied as a side d'-rsvino
bo or boforo the ttut•' the fir. 1
blooms appear. Is the finest of alt
foods for the nrowine rot ton crop
Such a side-application keeps the
cotton Riern and fruit i-ns vie or
ously. long af11 r < >' am not so:
side (lit -• sCd has turn.;d yellow and
ii Hi: ow ui< off all the little bob
set ' !Y> d sour lottdtr w.i'i
Chilean nlirate of soda, mid it ss.fi 1
fatten yi-ir pn le t bek," Is lie
conn lift preverb. I u 1 tbs bosj
farmers in the 1 • -on Belt.
Pemy Column
WANTED TO BUY NICE BO I
wood.- -either tree 0. ron-un. 11 box
J. B. Franc. 804 Y\ e>: Marion
street, Sliclby. 'ii-2'ip
FOR RENT TWO 0 ROOM
liOU.st’X anil one 4iooin hue .t-. \V
A, Fcndletuii 8' : •
OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR
.-sale at The Star office. Twen
ty cents per hundred. Call at
the press ruom. ti-'do.\
Overmatching Leather Pushers
w
M 'wnk ixl
i'TKV TO (MT.H
lVA WITH DEMPSEY
I'M OMIY \
A vajcctec: , \
'WHEN IT COtAES TO
DAWK’ up fights
T'WF MAMAGFPS
WXMD MAklE. GOOD
C-LEVA-CDF- SAEM.
o if is w~ r r...
vUUi. uLTts.
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FAVCP.P jp/WiM mmi A^O?tV.
U. S. Davis Cup Team Meets Germany
'*• " “ ,-u .... ii?.
The United States Davis Cup aggregation
meet's ■Germany in the IVnal inter.. e matches
at Wimbledon, 1 Inglar.d. Hill I i<len, lower
left ; Frank Hunter, top left; Wilnfer Allison,
center, and John- Van Ryn, right, are tit • mem
bers of the American team likely t.> face
France in the challenge round for the Davis
Cup.
niiiTivi: who n Mri.n into
MI'SSISSII'IM !•> C.u OH l
New Orleans, hi\ . »?uly. '21 Sam
Montalba'no. mh; :iu by police in a
-oumlup drive of suspicious ehtiv
icter after a $42,000 batik car hold
ip uere Friday, wa. rapt used to
la y m Oreuia and released unci--!
OOP bond on a charge of Brand Ur -
•eiiy of an automobile. Mont a Juno
waded. pursuit last niglu by toss
ue liiinsc'.f into the Mississippi
tOIlM COTTON 1)\N \ \<ll ’2
NOTH) UBRAtA.V, IS DKAH
New Voik, July John Cotton
f . 72. at Newavk. V. J . nation -
illy known librarian dic'd i-xiav at
st V.ncent , hospital of acute
oixeimiv winch followed an opera -
nan lie under-,.via some time a«<v
He ha ribeeu Newark's librarian
since 1902 He erra ed tlie Newark
museum-, in 1900 and .direrred both
tile nulv'uiii. and t.iie library even
Lifter the mu. min wr 1 moved frpey
the Tibr.uy to if. own batldins in
1920
V fw.Bjns.to leak as if Hni—a
Sinclair is entitled to a i'cbc.i.e lror.t
his lawyers Dallas News.
TiiiHi'tuiHion in the price of vhe-i’
iieVtV seems to a. fix'! I he !m n
price i>t wild iwt Bn ion Heiald
The conservative opinion, in ;Eng
'and. that the hand Unit rock,
the cradle rocked.the bowl.—Mato:
Ncwo, ^
...M» ... > v
!■ \ cn though a blood transni
sion was necessary for William
Fox. injured movie chain own
er. liis condition is not Serious.
. i lie filth king's car was over
turned at Kostyn, f.. 1., when
struck by another machine. Jlis
tnond with him was injured
, uud his chauffeur kiih !
Mississippi Farmer Uses
162 Tons Chilean Nitrate
Soda on Farm This Year
From -(’2 tons Chi'fan niirafs
of soda um .1 on a • • of com on
in 19.17, 1 have increased the s■ op«
of rov farmin': operations mil the
use of M.Kia great fertilizing male
rial, until this year, 1 am using 162
tons on bn.ween 1,100 and 1,200
acrt« of rot ion. Whatever success
I may hate had r..-. a cotton-grntver,
I attribute, :r. to than to any other
single factor, to Ch -an nitrate of
soda. For m . .it lias meant the dif
ference het.v en success and fail
ure: and farmers everywhere in the
Cotton licit, li\ increasing tens of
thousands, are finding jit the key to
big crop., and farm profits, if. Li.
Moss, Soso. Mi
Twelve years'' c-t.pofienco with
Chiloftn. Ni: rate of Soda tw. n cotton
feri’ 1- ■ h.i. :■ d me to the certain
eon 'a:-:--a f. for each dollar
spent for it 1 u . on an average, an
tiicrcas- in tic < it tun crop worth
at leas’ five, hollar.-. Two hundred
pounds of Chil'-nh. Nitrate .per aere
costing about ?'>, used as a sidp
dreasing, may he depended upon t«
give an inert r.se in yield of lftti to
150 poiind.r of lint per acre, In aver
age .tsoii - Swapping- one dollat
for five) dollars Is .1 trade 1 always
like to uul.v, and using Chilean ni
trate as a aid. dressing for cotton
is the surest way 1 know of fot
making s h a trade.-—If. L. Moss
J. C. PENNEY CO.
SHELBY, N. C.
MASONIC BUILDING
CASH
BUYING Means
CASH-SAVING
Silk Dresses
Outstanding
Values at
$4*98
Rare, Incited, to find such
cleverly styled dresses as
these for only $4.98—but
when you reali.se that ouf
buyers select lor over a
million women, you’ll un
derstand such exceptional
values! Prints and plain
shades , . , dainty wash
silks, too!
for Women, Misses,
Junior!
SILVER WARP
The Grace Hattern
Set
Cotulrtt of:
6 Tea Spoons
6 Tabic Spoons
6 Knives (itainleaa
steal blades)
0 Forks
6ugar Shell
^uttar Knife
25 Year Guaran
tee Certificate with
each set.
This i; a caving
opportunity that
will appeal to the
homemaker or gift
seeker.
Plenty of Bath Towels
To Meet Your Summer Needs!
Summer's the time yens
need plenty of soft, ab
sorbent towels . . . and
here’s the place to get a
\ goodly supply of sturdy
| quality towels at substan
V tial savings I
f Woven of double
thread terry, In all white
<* white with colored
border or cross-stripes.
18x36 inches
15c
12x^4 inches
‘ 25c
“Moredge”
Blade Stroppers
Insert the blade in die strop
per. A few turns of the handle
and it will be as sharp as new.
Gives added life to your blades,
l'or Moredjjc or Gillette blades.
You can be just a? smart on
t rainy day ... if you have
one of these stubby umbrellas
with a novelty handle. Com
plete assortment of attractive
colors.
Men’s 2-Piece
.Underwear
Skirts and “Shorts” in many
patterns and colors. Each gar,
98c
Men’s Shirts
Woven Broadcloth
They're i n
pastel tones and
are made of *3
splendid yarn
filled, woven
broadcloth. /
Collars at
$1.98 *
tached.
“Pen-a-tox”
Tooth Brushes
Made of firm, last
ini bristles that can
not come out. Tufted
end and sloping
shapes. Thoroughly
sterilized and made
with different colored
handles.
Adult Size
26*Piece Set
of Plated
Sit vfrware
Anniversary
Pattern
$7.90
Guaranteed
Without Time
Limit
6 knives
(stainless
steel blades)
6 forks
6 tea spoons
6 table spoon*
sugar shell
butter knif*
"Pay-Day”
Overalls for Boys
Union Made of
heavy 2.20 blue
denim. Cut full and
strongly sewn.
Size* 3 to 9
Silt* 10 to 17
“Moredge”
Razor Blades
Double edge blades for Gil
lette razors. Keen and smootli.
5 for 25c
“Big-Mac”
Work Shirts for Men
Fine or coarse yarn cham
bray. Open or closed front.
69c
Beverly Prints
Wash Silks
l ovely patterns . . . cool,
smooth hnish. Yard
79c
“Aywon”
Shaving Needs
Scientifically
tnade of pure, i
safe ingredients.
Cooling, south
ing to the face.
Shaving Craam
tuba . 23c
Men’* Talcum
can . . 19c
Aftar Shaving
).otian .... 23c