Doiible Shoals News
Of Current Week
Rfr. J. W. Fitegerald Preaches hast
Sermon Before Conference.
Personal News.
iSpecial to The Star.1
Double Shoals Oct 22.—The
farmers were getting along fine with
the cotton picking until the '\v.n
came on Sunday night. Seems now
that cotton picktrs arc through for
a day or so for the rain continues
to come.
The pageant at the Baptist
church last Sunday night was well
attended. A large delegation f’-on.
lire Union community was there
’along with other visitors.
The regular monthly services will
be held at the church on Saturday
and Sunday preaching and confer
ence on Saturday <at 3 o'clock.
Sunday school at 1and prcab
Ing at 3 o'clock Sunday p. in. Every
SHOES
FOR ALL,
BABY
UP
—the busiest department
in our store is our Shoe
Department—in fact last
Saturday it was impossible
to wait upon all who came;
but we are ready now to
serve you better—
COME HERE
FOLKS
FOR YOUR
WINTER SHOES
Save up to 50V on Shoes
during our closing out sale.
We have shoes for babies,
children, boys, girls, wom
an and men—Shoes for
sverybody, not the cheap
kind—but the good kind at
low prices.
SHOES
SHOES- SHOES
FOR ALL.
THE
PARAGONS
CLOSING OUT
SALE
body is invited to attend both.
Rev. J. W. Fitzgerald preached
his last sermon at the Methodist
church on Sunday night before go
ing to the conference.
Mr. and Mrs. Clemmie Spangler
of Charlotte spent the week-end
with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. Tysie Ledford Tid
Mrs. "A. A Toney and daughter, Miss
Fay, went to Gastonia last Sunday
to sec Miss Grace Toney, a nur.-e in
a Gastonia hospital, who has'or .'it
sick but is better now.
Messrs. Clyde Cornwell and A L.
Spangler went to Charlotte last
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Costner sir-nt
Sunday p. m. in Kings Mountain.
The weekly teachers meeting of
the Sunday school meets at the
church on Thursday night at 7 30
o'clock.
SUPREME COURT
SENDS 8(1.03
Grew Out Of Suit Over Boundary
Of North Carolina Anil
• Tennessee.
Raleigh.—The general lurid ol
North Carolina was increased re
cently by the sum of $4,986.03 when
a check for that amount received
from Clerk Charles Elmore Cropley,
of the United States supreme corn l,
by Attorney General Dennis C.
Rrummitt was turned over to State
Treasurer Nathan O'Berry.
The check was for balance due
North Carolina after the coshs had
been paid in the suit of eouity
brought by the state of North Car
olina against tile state of Tennes
see to establish tire boundary line
between the two states. The 'tilt
was started in 1914 and went, to the
supreme court in 1916. The late
Governor Thomas W. Bickers, then
Attorney General, and F. A. Sond
ley. of Asheville, argued the care
and briefs were filed for the state
by them and by Theodore F. David
son and by C. B. Matthews.
The casts of the appeal were to
be equally divided between the two
states and North Carolina deposit
ed $7,250. One-half of the costs, it
developed amounted to $3,428.97
leaving a balance due to $3,821.03 to
which is added the sum of $1,165.00
paid by North Carolina to.the com
missioners in the case, makhiT the
total amount due and received $4,
986.03.
The suit was instituted be ause
Tennessee claimed the Tcllico river
and Slick Rock creek basins, large
ly in Haywood county, North Caro
Una, on the basis of the survey
made by Tennessee and North Car
ohna commissioner in claimed
these basins, the line at that time
having been established and rati
fied by a conference on both states,
as following the Slick Hock . reek i
and Fodderstack ridge, rather than I
the Hangover ridge, thence iollmv- j
ing the main ridge of Uiiaka M run-!
tain in a westly direction and cross -;
ing the Tellieo river.
Tennessee has only recently jnade
the deposit in this case, which was!
won by North Carolina, the supreme
court clerk wrote. He expressea
thanks to the attorney general for
the patience exercised in the mat
ter.
I’lane Hag Stop.
Great Bend. Kans,—The railroad
flagstop station has its counterpatf
in aviation.
This little city, in the heart of the
Kansas wheat country. has been
made a flag stop on the Universal
Lines transcontinental train-plane
route. The planes stop at the air
port here whenever there are pas
sengers to take on or discharge.
The city has lighted'' its airpor,
for night landings.
Taxicab drivers may nQt be not
ed for excessive intelligence, but
one in New York recently did some
straight and rapid thinking which
with the aid of a box of toothpicks
saved 30 lives. Seeing an apartment
house on fire nt, right, he rushed
from door to door. inserting the
toothpicks in doorbells pushbut
tons*.Thus- causing the bells to rinj
continuously until tne occupants
wore awakened, and all escaped.
TRUSTEE’S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sa’.c
contained in a deed of trust execut
ed by Ralph T. Mauney and wife,
to me as trustee, on October 7, 192’'.
recorded in book 140 of deeds of
trust, page 201. securing an indebt
edness to the Shelby Building ard
Loan association, and default hav
ing been made in the payment
thereof. I. as trustee, will sell tor
cash to the highest bidder at pub'ic
auction at the court house door in
the town of Shelby. N. C„ on
Monday, November 25, 1929,
at 12 o'clock M. the following des
cribed real estate:
Situate in No. 6 township. Cleve
land county, N. C., and being a part
of the M L. Borders property, and
devSignated as lot No. 4 on the plat
of the property of the Cyclone Auc
tion Co., as recorded in book one ->f
plats, page 72, said lot being locat
ed on the west side of Peach street
and cast side of First street, and
fully described in a deed from E. A.
Houser and wife to Ralph T. Mau
ney, dated February 11, 1926.
This October 22. 1929.
CLYDE R. HOEY, Trustee.
OVERSIZE
AND WHAT IT MEANS IN RADIO —
Many of you know what it means when one says, This is an
oversize tire. You at once know that it’s a larger, stronger
and more durable tire and in most cases, cheaper in the long
run. In Radio it means the same thing.
Every Unit in a MAJESTIC Radio
is an oversize unit. It is made strong
and sturdy to last a lifetime.
The Chassis Speaker and Power
Pack in the Majestic Radio are more
than twice the size of any other set
made today. Majestic is giving the
public more for their money and the
public has found it out.
MAJESTIC ha* demonstrated to
the world that a truly fine Console
Radio could be built and sold to the
American home in volume at a reas
onable price.^ ,
Majestic has truly been Called
THE MIGHTY MONARCH OF
THE AIR.
IJUILT UP TO A STANDARD—
NOT DOWN TO A PRICE.
SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY US—
If Offers You
Exclusively
POWER
DETECTION
e Model 91
ItffliS'lea tubes
PWtr Detection tnd iK« nn» -4S mhn ptui foot
tuned Main of radio frequency enable* Mih«k to
produce the moat powerful and selective radio mi
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uniform teneitivity and amplification in hath high
and \cm wave lengtht. Improved Majestic Sopor
THnamu Speaker. Fatra henv, wurdv Msfesrtc
Tower-Pack, with poaittv* voltage-hell am. insure*
long life and aaftry. Early tngluh design rahtnoi of
American Walnut. Inerummi panel overlaid mth
gemunr imported Australian Lace wood- Facuw.hr
•on plate and knob* hiwhad in genuine lihrer. .
Get a FREE
Hume Demonstration
Pendletons Music Store
23 YEARS SELLING MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Upper Cleveland
Personal Mention
Seven Year Old Bov Picks 10j
Pounds Of Cotton In
Six Hours.
'Special to Tlie Star t
Lawndale R-l, —The people ve
behind with their cotton on ac
count the wet weather.
Mrs. Vernie Weaver has returned
home from the Shelby hospital
Mrs. J. N. Whisnant has been
sick for the last tew days.
Mr. Ernest Self of Dunan's Creek
spent Sunday with his cousin Misses
Lucile and Nina Self.
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Whisnant at
tended the children's day at Pisgah
Sunday.
Mrs E G, Hunt visited Mrs. A
W. Whisnant Sunday afternoon.
Peony Column
FOR SALE: ONE OLD TIME
walnut and maple corner cupboard.
Refinished walnut. Good condition.
Eight glass in each upper door.
Bargain for quick sale. Hudson
Hamrick Shop; N. Trade St. tf 23c
FOR SALE ONE
Mascot range, used
only 12 months. Rea
sonable. Phone 392
M, or P. O, Box 210.
2t-23p
IP YOU ARE PLANNING TO
buy shrubbery, see us before you
give your order to someone e’.-e.
West View Nursery, 4 miles west
of Shelby, N. C„ R-2. 2t 23p
Batteries Charged
$1.00. Used Batteries
for sale. Cranes Vul
canizing Plant, South
Lafayette street.
6t-23p
FOR SALE—t ’28 Essex
Coupe with rumble seat. 1 62
Chrysler Coach. 1 60 Chrys
ler Sedan. 1 '27 Pontiac Truck
pick-up body. 1 GMC 1-2 ton
(ruck with Screen body. 3
Model T Fords, all to go at a
hiirgain. A. B. C. MOTOR Co.
Arey Bldg. 2t-23c
REMEMBER: THE BETTER
your training, the better your em
ployment. No matter what happen*,
the competent, well-trained worker
is always needed and he is veil
paid. We have assisted hundreds of
young people successward. May we
help you? Write today for informa
tion. Gastonia Business College, |
Gastonia. N,'C. • 2t 23pI
FOR SALE - ONE i
new Essex Coupe with
rumble seat, state li
cense, extra tire and
all equipment. At 'a
big bargain. See Arey
Refrigerating co.
2t-23c
LOST: DOG. BLACK SPOTTED
and blue speckled hound, short tail.
Reward if returned to E. H. Cole.
Kings Mountain. Box 28. It 23p
GUARANTEED
Flour $3.45; Pinto
Beans 8 1-3 cents;
Breakfast Bacon 22
cents; Thick Fatback
14 Cents; 24 pounds
i Flour, plain, or self
rising, 98 cents; Eight
Pounds Swift Jewel
Lard ,97 Cents. Cash
Prices. C. H. Reinhart
South Shelby. 2t-23c
LET US SELL YOU YOUK
Evergreens and Flowering Shrubs
to beautify your home grounds.
West View Nursery. 2t 23p
TRUSTEE S SALE.
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in a deed of trust execut
ed by Clefn Costner and wife, to me
as trustee, will sell for cash to tne
and duly recorded in book 149 ef
deeds of trust, page 62, securing on
indebtedness to the Shelby B. As L.
association, and default having been
j mad* in the payment thereof, 1,
■ as trustee, will seel for cash to 'lie
highest bidder at public auction ai
the court house door in the town
of Shelby, N. C„ on
Monday, November 25, 1829,
at 12 o'clock M„ the following de
scribed real estate:
Situate in the southeastern por •
tion of the town of Shelby, N. C,
and fronting on Graham street and
being part of the T. W. Kendrick
.property, and being fully described
In a deed from. J. Lee Dover arid
wife to Clem Costner, dated Ap-l!
13, 1925, and recorded In book 3-Q
of deeds, page 349, of the register'3
office of Cleveland county, W. 0.
This October 22. 1929.
CLYDE R HOEY, Trustee.
Misses Jessie Pearl Whisnaru,
Marie Hunt, Lucile and Nina Self
attended the corn shucking given
at the home of P. M. Whisnant Fri
day night.
Mr. Olen Hunt attended a party
given at the home of Miss Melonia
Gamble near Bostic Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lookadoo of
Morganton visited Mr. and Mrs. R.
L. Morris Saturday night.
Miss Winnie Whisnant attend’:!
a party at her cousin's home, M;s;
Melonia Gamble Saturday night
near Bostic.
Mr. Q. J. Devenney known a*;
“Ike” and P. M. Whishant visited
Mr. Nath Morrison of Morganton
last Thursday night.
Mr. John Whisnant's seven year
old son picked 103 founds of cottcn
in six hours last Friday.
READ STAR ADVERTISEMENT
SOME ni.MA’,’ IN WOMEN
VOTE, IU j NONE MAY
KIN FOK AN OF FI Cl
Bucharest.—Rumanian women,
under a new law, are to be allowed
to vote for the first time in parlia
mentary and municipal elections
although they may not stand as |
candidates. The franchise is not to
be universal among women and the
categories to whom the privilege is
restricted are rather unusual.
They comprise women who have
graduated from high school, spe
cial school; those who hold a pro
fessor's diploma or kindergarten
teacher’s certificate; women who re
ceived decorations during the war;
war widows who have not since re
married; women employes of the
state, district or city and superin
tendents of welfare institutions.
LYRIC THEATRE
Home of Silent Drama & Vaudeville. Come, out and Enjoy Our Entertainment
— TONIGHT —
“The Eternal Woman,” with Olive Borden. “Marked Men” — A good Serial.
ADMISSION . 10 — 20c. ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW.
-—COMING THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY —
The Original “HILL BILLIES” Coming In Person.
A1 Hopkins and his Buckle Busters-MUSIC — VAUDEVILLE — COMEDY
Vitaphone, Radio and Brunswick Recording Artists. ADMISSION .... 10 - 25c
A Show Worth Twice The Admission. Come Early And Avoid The Rush.
COMING SPECIAL — ALL WEEK OF OCTOBER 28 — A Return Engagement
of the Best Show That Has Yet Played Shelby.
“DESMOND’S NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN REVUE.”
J. W. RUDASILL ESTATE
AT
AUCTION
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30th. at 10 A. M.
iOO X 150 FEET ON SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET, ADJOINING VICTOR
HOTEL PROPERTY AND THAT OF GOVERNOR O. MAX GARDNER AND
OTHERS.
ANOTHER LOT 86 x 116 FEET ON SOUTH WASHINGTON STREET
EXTENSION.
REMEMBER, YOUR PRICE IS OUR PRICE. COME! BE WITH US AT
THIS SALE. . •
Free $25.00 in Gold
*
MUSIC BY OUR LIVE WIRE BRASS BAND. LIBERAL TERMS TO BE AN
NOUNCED ON DAY OF SALE. EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO
ATTEND THIS SALE.
SALE CONDUCTED BY
J. B. NOLAN
v ?r.
Company Inc.,
SELLING AGENTS, , SHELBY, N. C.
COLONELS RUSH AND NOLAN, Auctioneer.. Let U» Sell Your Property.