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If VOU ARE PLANNING TO
build, lei us make an estunrue
Plans and sketches cheerfully sub
mitted. First class workmanship
guaiantecd, Low man Brothers, con
tractors, Phone 727-J tf lHe
WANTED TO
clean your blankets,
rugs and quilts. Shel
by Steam Laundry.
Phone 18. tf-24c
CARS WASHED
and Greased; also
storage. Texaco pro
ducts. Temple Service
Station rear Masonic
Building, Phones 774
796. tf-lOc
SHELBY AUTO AND WAGON
Company, speciahizng 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. tf 13c
BATTERY SERVICE, Al -
loniobile Glass Replacements,
Starter and Generator Re
pairing. J. L. G AFFNEY, tf-c
WE REPAIR BAT
TERIES, Generators
and Starters. Turner
& Williams Garage, tf
FOR SHEET COPPER AND
Nickled Plated zinc sen Smith
Roofing Co., opposite A. Blanton O'd
starid. if 21c
J. H. MKETZK CO;
Tainting: - Interior Decorating
Furniture Refinishing
WE KNOW HOW
.'hone ofil. Box l."»3.
GAFFNEY. S. ( .
121-11 p
FOR RENT: TWO LARGE
rooms with closet? Also hot and
cold water 212 Lee Street, Phonic
707. m tf 20e
CLOSE IN FURNISHED ROOMS
to rent 305 South DcKalb. 4t-27y
FOR RENT: 5 ROOM HOUSE
on Lineberger St A. Blanton Groc
ery Co. tf 26:
LOST ON ROAD BETWEEN
Patterson Springs and Shelby,
Indies 17 jewel Hamilton watch, re
ward if returned to Star office.
Ct 27p
STRAY BULL DOG AT MY
house. G. P. Abernethy. 3t 30c
SEED OATS, SEED
barley, seed rye. D. A.
Beam, phone 130.
6t-27c
FOR RENT: ONE TWO ROOM
house for colored people. tf 20c
FOR RENT: GOOD TWO
horsr farm, tenant to furnish stock
preferred. O. B. Elliott, Hollis. N
C . Route 1. 5t 30c
FOR RENT: FURNISHED
rooms, heated. Mrs. W L. Packard
Phone 275. tf 23c
* SEED BARLEY A S’I) FULGHLM
oats for sale. Joe W. Spangler. n-.Y
Shelby. 9t Tip
SEE SMITH ROOFING CO
for all kinds of sheet metal work.
Repairing and painting met it j
roofs. Agents lor Carey's Bonder!
Asphalt Roofs. tf 33e j
FOR SALE SIX MONTHS OLD
registered German police pnp. See
Lee Wray. tf-2c
TO SHELBY POTATO GROW
era directors, etc. Take notice, you
are requested to meet at the cr,at
house, Saturday. October 5 J-frp at,
? o'clock p. m Shelby Potato S'.or
agr. 2t 2c
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LOST: WHITE BULL DOG. ;
Notify J. W. Wilson. R-4. Snell
bV- . lit, ,'p
FOR SALE: ONE REGISTERED
Guernsey bull calf. 3 montas old.
Price $40 with papers. T. F, Scllei,.
Kings Mountain, Routt 1. D,
t
SEED OATS, SEED
barley, seed rye. D. A.
Beam, phone 130.
6t-27c
SEE LEE WRAY TOR DARK
Cornish same pullets and cock’ \
Also six four'and a halt mrv.i'h old
Leghorn pullets. tf -i
HOT WATER JACKET FOR
.sale cheap. See Lee Wray. rf L:
LOST OR STOLEN: SPECKLED
and tan hound, answers to name
"Sain Last seen near Manners
store Will appreciate any informa
tion Henry Lumpkin, Lawndale.
It 4c
LOR SALE AT A REAL LOW
down bargain, six room house, large
lot. double garage Close m. W A.
Broadway. 1* 1 •
3-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE
and floor lamp for sale cheap
Howell Transfer. Rhone 7Ut tt 4p
CRANE S VULCAN
1Z1NG Plant moved
to South Lafayette
street, the first filling
station on the right go
ing south. 3-4p
FOR RENT TWO OR THREE
rooms on East Graham street M: >.
L H. McMurry. tf- tc
WANTED: POSITION AS BOOK;
keeper and part time salesman or
cither Best of references furnished
Roy Mull. 2! 4p
LOST WEDNESDAY IN SHEL
b.v around square. Masonic ring.
Black set Masonic emblem in ’en
ter. badly worn and little out of
shape. Reward E. A. Rudasilt,
Shelby. It 4p
Standard Oil Men
Enjoy Big Feed
More than twenty service station
and plant men in the Standard Oh
territory covered by Mr. Bert. Dyer's
met here at the Hotel Charles
Tuesday night, October 1 to discuss;
the general interest of sales:
Officials’ present were Mr. A P
Gorman. lubricating departmet.
Charlotte: J. M. Harshaw. district '
manager of Lenoir. H O Hahn and
B B. Byers, general salesmen Set -
era! of the men were kept away on
account Of inclement weather.
The men all enjoyed the goon
feed put on by Hotel Manager Brab
ble after which the business session
was held followed by a smoker. T
was unanimously agreed that tbev
would continue to put out the erv
ice and make Improvement in same
just as fast as possible.
/- 1
Though the Chicago court otter
ed to parole James Gray, convicted
and was sent up for six months.
COTTON CHECKS
•
Bring Your Cotton
Checks to
! THE
CLEVELAND
] BANK & TRI'ST
CO.
i
Shelby, N. C.
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For Your Credit Or,
For Cash.
Wp luimllo checks on any
bank—
'!
• COTTON DRAFTS
Handled for Members Cot
ton Association also. |
| Let Us Serve You.
CLEVELAND
BANK & TRUST
CO.
Shelby, N. C.
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LOCAL TEACHERS
TO GET COURSES
Extension Work Of l'nivor«ity A
prilrd To Enroll 1.500
This Work.
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Chapel Hill—Some 1.500 teach
ers in service are expected to enn.il
this week for courses to be given
by the university extension divi.-i- n
in. 26 centers of the state, sea'ter. d
all the way from Beaufort in the
the east to Canton in the west, ac
cording to announcement made to
day by Russell M. Grumman, di
rector of the university extension
division.
This is the ninth year that the
extension division has undertaken
teacher training service. This ver.r
tlie school of education is coopei
atmg in the work.
Dr. William J. McKee of tile
education school, for three years a
member of the extension teaching,
staff, was recently appointed at
rector of the teacher training pro
gram of the extension division. In
addition to his administrative and
supervisory duties, he will teach
extension classes at Salisbury
Spencer. Sanford, and Buie s Creek
In fact, all this year's teaching
comes from the school of educa
tion They will devote their whole
time extension teaching and
service to the schools.
College credit and credit on
teachers' certificates are obtainable
through these extension courses
Prof. B A Stevens will teach at
Shelby, two centers in Rutherford
county, and at Maiden: Prof, fiuy
W. Morrison at. Asheville. Hender
sonville. Brevard. and Canton:
Prof. Cecelia H Bason at Wil
mington. Whiteville and Butgaw oi
Warsaw: Prof Grace P. Woodman
at Albemarle. Monroe. Wadesboio.
and Hillsboro: Prol Earnest H
Hicks at Washington, Wiliiamstcr
Beaufort, and .Stonewall: Airs. C. F,
McIntosh at Lumberton. Rocking
ham. and Fayetteville.
Other centers will probably be
added later. Resident members of
the university faculty arc called
upon to teach extension classes in
places accessible to Chapel Hill
HACKSAW BLADES USED
AS ARCH SUPPORTERS
Huntington. W Va.—A novel use
of steel hacksaw blades came to
light here when Thomas. Worthy
was brought to the county jail on
charges of violating the prohibition
law.
When Worthy was searched his
jailors found the hacksaw blades
sewed into the soles of the prison
er's shoes.
"They're arch supporters." Wor
ths’ insisted.
Worthy probably will leave jail
flatfooted when his sentence eviires
lor his arch supporters' were
promptly confiscated.
Pat -‘‘Say. wiiat caused the ex
plosion at the plant the nthe
day?”
• .Mike- "Oh, Casey was c.irrvit-g a
load of dynamite when 'he :joi :i
whistle blew.”
Farmer Says Boll
Weevil “A Blessing” j
Has Seen Great Light, Says l nimi
Man. And Will Fight
I’est No More.
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Monroe Journal
Mr D R Baker. World war yet
> eran and farmer of Buford tovvn
1 ship, says he will light the br.M
weevil no more Never shall a bit
of poison be put out on his farm
Three years ago Mr. Baker
brought to The Journal ofliee e.
eral stalks of cotton higher then
j his head with not a boll on them
j The weevil had eaten them. He then
[regarded the weevil as the death.!
angel that would slay agrtcuitu:i
in this section. Now lie has changed
ins mind
"The boll weevil, is the great t.-t
blessing that the farmers have had." ;
Mr. Baker .■•aid yesterday. "If there
were no boll weevil now where
would we br? What would the pr >e
i of cotton be? What would the .
, farmers be gaining for. working 1
themselves to death to produce a
huge rrop of cotton and get nothin:
for it?
‘•We thought we could depend on
cotton; but the boll weevil 'ha'-, prov -
ed that we cannot, so lie's a bless
ing. No. I'm not going to quit cot
ton. but I atn going to quit depriv -
ing upon it.. I now have some ov
some hogs and some poultry, and
will make what cotton I can >\'r
can make feed and something ;
feed it to and the boll weevil will
keep up the price of what cotton !
we do make.”
Money's Worth.
The latest one is about the
Scotchman who paid live dollars f r.
a twenty-minute sightseeing trip tr.
a plane While he was no there lie
. tried to persuade the pilot to u.v
for the endurance record.
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Trustee's Sale.
Under and by virtue of tlip »u-)
tho.rit'y contained in a certain deed
. of trust given by Burgan Hamrick
and wife. Hester Hamrick to the
- South Shelby Budding and Loan
association, which deed of trust is
j of record in the office of the reg
1 ister of deeds of Cleveland countv.
| North Carolina, in book 140 at page
125; default in payment of the in
debtedness secured by said deed of
trust having been made, the un
dersigned trustee will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for j
cash at the court house door in the
town of Shelby on
November 5, 1929 at 4 o'clock p. tn
the following described real estate:
Beginning at a stake in the cen
ter of the Southern Railroad, Mrs
S R. Hamrick's corner: thence with
her line South 50.40 East 774 fee*
to a stone in said line; thence three
new lines, viz: South 74 1-2 West
130 feet to a stake In the road, j
then with the road North 65 1-5
West 118 feet to a stake: thence I
with the road North 81 1-2 Weo'. j
246 feet to a stake in the center
of the Southern railroad; thence j
with same North 9 1-2 West 401 feet'
to the beginning, containing abo.n
3 acres
This 26th day of September. 1929.
HORACE KENNEDY,
I Trustee.
THE CHEVROLET:SIX
f* S«ot«mlenl 7r»n t/>erf#fton
In Design - - -
In Materials - -
In Workmanship
Built to the a ugliest
Standards! - - -
'lost people realize that the New Chevrolet
is a Six in the price pange of the four. But
not everyone knows what a really wonder
ful Six it is!
The Chevrolet engineering staff spent more
than four years in the development of the
Chevrolet Six. Materials are selected from
the world’s finest markets and, taken alto
gether, there are niA thousand inspections
during the car’s production and assembly!
The result is exactly what you’d expect—
quality in design, in material and in work
manship that assures years of dependable
and satisfactory service/
Come in today. We want you to see and
drive this car—for it will give you a
new idea as to what the buyer of a low
priced car can now expect for his money!
The Roadster, 1525; The Phaeton, 1525: The Coach, J505; The
Coupe. 1595; The Sport Coupe. S645; The Sedan. W75; The
Imperial Sedan, $695. All prices J.o.b.Jactory, Flint, Michigan,
CRAWFORD CHEVROLET COMPANY
SHELBY, — — N. C.
A SIX IN THE PRICE RANGE OF THE FOUR