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FOR RENT: TWO CONNECTING
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO
Build, let us make an estimate.
Plans and sketches cheerfully sub
mitted. First class workmanship
guaranteed. Lowman Brothers, con
tractors, Phone 727-J. tf 18c
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, 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. tf 15°
BATTERY SERVICE, Au
tomobile Glass Replacements,
Starter and Generator Re
pairing. J. L. GAFFNEY, tf-c
WE REPAIR BAT
TERIES, Generators
and Starters. Turner
& Williams Garage, tf
FOR RENT: TWO LARGE
.rooms with closets. Also hot and
cold water. 212 Lee Street, Phone
707. tf 20c
FOR RENT: 5 ROOM HOUSE
on Lineberger St. A. glanton Groc
ery Co. tf 26z
ONE SIX ROOM HOUSE FOR
rent, Fallston Road. See W. A
Broadway in Royster building. tU4C~
NOTICE, THE SHELBY POTATO
Storage house will commeac’ to
receive potatoes at the house on
Thursday October 17. Shelby Potato
Storage, -St 14p
FOR SALE: 1 BED, 1 DRESSER.
1 rocking chair, 1 grass rug, 1 iloor
lamp. 1 living room suit, 1 table goes
with living room suit. I dining room
suit, 1 refrigerator, 1, porch sw'ng,
1 kitchen cabinet, 1 kitchen table.
Call at Star Office. 3t 16c
WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC
auction for cash on Saturday, Oc
tober 26 at 11 o’clock at L. C. Cam;’
home near Prospect church, two
horses, milk cow, wheat drills, wee
on, seed cleaner and other farm
tools. Sale is to settle estate of L. C.
Camp. Be on hand. Mrs. L. C. Camp
D' G. Camp and Mrs. E. E. Wnitc
5t 16p
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY USED
Heatrola. Sec W. C. Lutz, Phone
258. ’ *1 16e
FOR SALE: NEW 5 ROOM
house on Jefferson St. Modern im
provements. Also 2 houses to rent.
C. A. Morrison. if lfc’c
FOR SALE: 165
Leghorn Pullets, at a
bargain, if bought at|
once. April hatched,
and ready for produc
tion. Suttle’s Hatch
ery. 2t 18c
NINE WEEKS OLD PIGS FOR
sale, $6.00 each. J. W. Costner,
Lawndale, N. C., R-2, 2t 16c
IF YOU WANT TO
buy a bale of hay or a
car, come to see us be
fore buying as we
have a good line of
shippers at the right
price. Shelby Feed
Co., at Suttle Hatch
ery. 3t-18c
FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM
house, close in $18 per month. Ca-'
phone 211. i. T.fiul
rooms. East Marion Street. See Mr*.
Jean Gamble. it 16c
SEEDS AND SEED OATS
at greatly reduced prices.
Highest grades. Staf-O-I.ife
Feed Store. Phone 707. 3t2t
CITY SERVICE STATION ^ext
to Eskridge Garage, serves bet
lunches of all kinds and that Good
Gulf Gasoline. 3t lbp
ROOMS TO LET. PHONE 442-S.
319 South LaPayette. tf 16c
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM
Close in. Dr. D. M. Morrison, tf 15c
FOR SLIGHTLY
used and rebuilt Heat’
ers see Smith Roofing
Company opposite
Ford Garage. 21-tfc
SEVEN O’CLOCK
Breakfast Coffee
three pounds $1;
Guaranteed Flour
$3.45; Thick Fatback
15 cents. C. H. Rein
hardt, South Shelby.
3t-18c
FOR RENT: MODERN 6 ROOM
bungalow. Ring 3040, 3t 18c
WE ARE N O W
handling and keeping
in stock all the time
Stickell’s Feed. Come
to see us. Shelby Feed
Co., at Suttle Hatch
ery. 3t>18c
PHILCO - DIAM
OND Grid Batteries.
Automobile Electric
Co. Phone 380 N.
Washington St. tf-18c
FOR SALE: FARM OF SIXTY
acres on Rock Hill-Fort Mill hard
road, excellent location fpr dairy
and poultry farm. Will sell this
farm at attractive price and give
terms usually such farms are not for
sale, so this is your chance to buy
a farm worth the money. Address
A. R. McElhany, Box 378, Rock
Hill. S. C. 3t 18i
WE HAVE NATIVE
grown *eed oats that
won’t freeze out. Fig
ure with us before buy
ing seed oats. Shelby
Feed Co., a t Suttle
Hatchery.* 3t-18c
WE WANT YOUR
Poultry and have a
cash market every day
in the week. Top pric
es paid. Shelby Feed
Co., at Suttle Hatch
ery. 3t-18c
TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping in new home
with hot and cold water. Phone
766-J. 3t 21p
GUARANTEED
Flour $3.50; Break
fast bacon 22c; Thick
Fat Back 15c; 24 lbs.
Flour, plain or self
rising 98c; 3 lbs. Best
ground Coffee $1.00.
Cash and Carry. C. H.
Reinhardt, South
Shelby. 2t-21c
LET USGIVE YOU
estimate on installing
circulating hot air fur
nace in your home.
See Smith Roofing
Company, opposite
Ford Garage. 21-tfc
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Editor Cleveland Star:
We regard the county of Cleve
land and the town of Shelby as holy
ground by reason of their fine type
of citizenship and the illustrious
patriots for whom they were nam
ed. Yes, when the fate of the thir
teen colonies trembled in the bal
ance; when South Carolina was
tasting the wormwood and gall of
subjugation from enemies without
and from venal ToHes within, end
when Georgia was also in the toils
of defeat, the gallant mountain
men assembled under leadership of
the gallant and gifted Isaac She'
by, grim old Benjamin Cleveland,
John Sevier, McDowell, Williams
Campbell and others and hurled
the daring Colonel Furgeson and
his minions from the crest of his
toric Kings Mountain; thereby
turning the tide of this titanic
struggle for freedom in favor of the
gallant patriots who fought under
the leadership of Washington,
Greene, and other heroic spirits. As
this signal struggle occurred on the
borders of this historic county, it
was fitting that the county should
be named in honor of the grim
chieftain from the ‘‘state of Wilkes”
and our beautiful town/ for the
most eminent spirit among these
defenders of the faith and the
winners of this important victory.
He was first governor of the mar
tial commonwealth of Kentucky;
and his prominence in civic mat
ters left his name in towns ard
counties of North Carolina, 'Ten
nessee, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois
and several other states as you can
ascertain by looking at a complete
and reliable map.
Wherever the-spirit of Isaac Shel
by stalks like the peripatetic soul
of John Brown, politics is the
breath in the nostrils of every tnan
of lawful age. Everybody of the
great army of provincials vegetat
ing here can speak for North Caro
lina, especially the county of Cleve
land and the town of Shejbys^and
your Uncle Corn Cradfer bef^ig
familiar with rest of territory c&p
answer for the population of them.
But he is at present badly con
fused. He is a product of Kentucky
where he learned militant and un
terrified Democracy at the feet of
the late gifted but erratic Colon.’!
Henry Washington. His parents and
grandparents were old line Wh.gs;
but at close of bloody Civil war be
came militant Democrats; and so
did his brothers; who are in Chi
cago, Illionis, Bogard, Missouri ana
two in Ephrata, Washington. No;
one of them ever held or aspired
for a political office; but defended
the tenets and traditions of Demo
cracy through all vicissitudes. When
fusion made the bludcr of coin-1
mitting the cast to black and i: -
responsible hordes, your Uncb
Corn Cracker was loyal to the col
ors; and whoever impeaches his
democracy, or even has done so by
direct charge or innuendo; is v-ry
economical with the truth and h.ti
not the fear of the Lord before his
face.
Quite a while ago. two men as
pired for United States senator in
North Carolina. One was a success
ful lawyer, an astute politician, but
an unfaltering Democrat, The other
had defended the Bonnie Blue flag
from Bethel to Appomattox, came
home in rags and poverty; bu*
amassed millions and became a
philanthropist. He gave of his muni
ficent means to unfortunate old
southern soldiers and was a'beauti
ful patron of education. The writer
supported him, and used tongue and
pen to promote his political inter
ests. He was abused, maligned, mis
represented and an ungrateful state
permitted this heroic old soldier
and philanthropist to go down In
defeat. Later a gallant Eastern
plumed knight of militant Demo
cracy tried conclusions with the in
cumbent for U. S. senator and Corn
Cracker, without consulting the
self-appointed censors, supported
him. Of course he suffered from
misrepresentation and vituperation,
but his apology was, "If I have said
anything I ought to be sorry for I
am glad of it.*’ Now this past proph
et past master and interpreter of
Democracy is- spoken of as a trai
THEY CAME
AND
THEY BOUGHT
The first three days sales
of THE PARAGON’S
CLOSING OUT SALE were
great. Every department
did its best. We did not
have so many of our good
friends from the country
the first two days, because i
they were busy gathering
cotton, but they were here
Saturday and they will be
here from now on, because
Cleveland county folks are
thrifty buyers, they know
merchandise, they know
prices—
And They Know
THE PARAGON’S,
Merchandise And
Prices.
We are closing out our en
tire stock, all new and up
to-date fall merchandise,
Ready-To-Wear, Clothing,
Shoes, Furniture, Etc, at
prices unheard of this time
of the year.
FOLKS,
It Will Pay You To
Come Miles and
Miles.
Come at once and share in
these great bargains.
THE
PARAGON
'
tor. If he Is now he was then; for
his message rings true on the car
dinal principles of Democracy.
Verily your Uncle Corn Cracker
has fled into the wilderness as a
political scapegoat and his own deg
won’t follow him. In the language
or Antemas Ward, “Alars; alirs;
that we should live, borrow and
fail to do business.”
MELVIN L. WHITE.
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ADVERTISE IN THE STAR
MARRIAGE OPPOSED
BETWEEN COUSINS
Copenhag—Do not marry your
cousin, be she ever so beautiful,
said Dr. O. L. Mohr at the congress
of Natural Scientists here.
The smallest degenerative flaw In
the family is likely to develop in
time through intermarriage of this
kind. During six generations of one
such Norwegian family, he said,
every fourth child wm born with an
abridged index finger, and a num
ber of the children were
DEVOUT FARMER'S OIL
BRINGS SUDDEN RICHES
Wichita. Kas—There were titters
in the crowd when William 8churr
christened an oil test on his. land
'in the name of the Father, the
Son and the Holy Qhost.”
Today there are no scoffers about
the warm. The devout man’s chrls
tened test hu become one of Ken*
sm' best gushers.
Schurr, formerly a poor farmer,
now is wealthy. Tom Slick, noted
Oklahoma wildcat operator, smite a
$250,000 check leasing Schurr’s land
—without ever seeing the well.
After visiting the nearby experi
ment station at Florence, 8. C., An
son county farmers are oonvinced
that dusting cotton to control the
boll Weevil will pay.
At Rutherford, Opens
Oct. 22nd And Runs
Through Saturday
Of This Week
AGRICULTURAL EXHIBITS — LIVE STOCK — POULTRY
HAGLAND’S HIPPODROME - THRILLING GRAND STAND ATTRACTION.
PRINCE NELSON, HIGH WIRE ARTIST 80 FEET HIGH.
KRAUSE GREATER SHOWS ON MIDWAY-HORSE AND MULE RUN
NING RACES.
Automobile Races On Friday & Saturday
— FIREWORKS EACH NIGHT —
ALL SCHOOL CHILDREN FROM RUTHERFORD, CLEVELAND AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES ADMITTED FREE ON TUESDAY.
Rutherford County Fair Association
F. E. PATTON, Secretary. RUTHERFORDTON, N. C.
. . . \ -warn