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Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
Tills size type l 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 man joc u
BATTERY SERVICE, Au
tomobile Glass Replacements,
Starter and Generator Re
pairing. J. L. GAFFNEY, tf-c
FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN GOOD
location for sale on easy terms or
will trade for vacant property.
Horace Kennedy. tf-25a
— PHILCO
‘DIAMOND GRID BATTER
IES
Automobile Electric Co. Phone
380 N. Washington St. tf-6c
FOR GENUINE CHATTA
noofa turning plows and repairs see
O. E. Ford Co. 2t 24c
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
for scrap copper, brass, aluminum,
batteries, radiators, Iron, rubber and
rags. Pink Iron and Metal Co,
Trade Alley, rear Kendall Medicine
Co., Phone 580. tf 16c
FAMILY Washing,
wet wash, rough dry
and “Thrifty” wash
with flat work ironed.
Shelby Steam Laun
dry. Phone 18. tf-13c
WE BUY JUNK AND WRECK
ed automobiles. Fink Iron and Met
al Co., Trade Alley, rear Kendall
Medicine Co, phone 080. tf 16c
SEE O. E. FORD CO. FOR THE
Cook ditcher and terracer. 2t 24c j
FOR BARGAINS IN
Jewelry and watch,
clock and jewelry re
pairing see Morrison’s
Jewelry Shop, upstairs
over Woolworth, head
of steps. tf-3c
RADIO BARGAIN — A
five tube battery radio com
plete with tubes and speaker.
The first cash customer Rets
it for $20. Sterchi Bros., Inc.
tf-5c
ONE GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE
for rent See H. Clay Cox or W. A.
Broadway. tt-lOc
KEYS: AUTOMOBILE, FOR
any make of ear. Automobile Elec
tric Oo. tf 17c
PLENTY OF ALL KINDS FER
tilizers and Nitrate of Soda at O.
E. Fprd Co’s. 2t 24c
FOR SALE: SLIGHTLY USED
Majestic radio. Bargain to quick
buyer. Apply at Star office. 3t 21c
LOST OR STRAYED, BLACK
Muscovy duck. Reward. Notify J.
E. Hallifield, Ella Mill. 3t 21p
TOK SALE ZUU i3USMEL,S UUKEK
ICo. 5 cotton seed. 75c per bushel
John F. Moore. Bolling Brings. .
3-24p
MEN WANTED IMMEDIATELY
by giant international Industry,
over 7,000 already started; some
doing annual business $13,000; no
experience or capital required; j
everything supplied; realize suc
cess, independence Rawleigh’s way;
retail food products, soap, toilet
preparations, stock, poultry sup
plies; your own business supported
by big American, Canadian, Aus
tralian industries; resources over
$17,000,000; established 40 years,
get our proposition; all say 't’g
great! Rawleigh Company, Dept.
NC-52-J, Richmond, Va.
5-12-19?26p
IF IOC HAVE ANITHING TO
sell, trade, rent or want to bay try
THE STAR WANT AD COLUMN,
C. H. REINHARDT
Locally owned & op
erated. Not paying
tribute to Wall Street.
Flour 98 lbs., $3.30;
Flour plain or Self R.,
24 lbs. 90c; Lard, 8 lb,
98c; Fat back meat
12£c; Fresh Ground
Coffee 20c lb.; Let
tuce 3 for 25c. C. H.
Reinhardt, South
Shelby. 2t-24c
ALADDIN LAMPS
and repairs are sold
by Shelby Hardware
Co. 3t-24c
CHOICE VACANT BUILDING
lota. Desirable location. Water and
sewer connections. Good neighbor
hood. Near school. Reasonable
prices and terms. C. S. Young, Shel
by, N. C. tf 23c
USED AUTO PARTS FOR SALE
Fink Iron and Metal Co., Trade Al
ley, rear Kendall Medicine Co.,
phone 580. tf 16;
SEE OUR DISPLAY
of Aladdin lamps.
Shelby Hardware Co.
3t-24c
DAFFODILES FOR SALE. GER
TRUDE Street, Shelby. R-3. 2t-24p j
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM |
apartment with private bath. Close
In. Phone 41, tf 10c j
BABY C H I C k|
time. A fine lot of
Reds and Rocks each
Tuesday. Book ahead
to insure getting them
when wanted. Suttle’s
Hatchery. tf-24c
"for RENT—ONE HALF OF MY
store room. Major Hopper. tf-lOc
GET FULL Details
about the Aladdin
Hanging Lamp we
are giving away.
Shelby Hardware Co.
3t-24c
ROOMS FOR RENT WITH
steam heat. Phone. Mrs. Jack
Palmer. tf 12c
PAY YOUR COUN
TY Taxes this week.
Two percent penalty
after Saturday, Mar.
1. Irvin M. Allen,
Sheriff. 2t*26c
I HAVE SEVERAL EXTRA
good fresh cows with young calves
for sale, or will exchange for good
beef cattle. B. O. Hamrick, tf 19c
FOR LIME, CEMENT. BRICK
and building material see O. E.
Ford Co. 2t 24c
FOR RENT: SIX ROOM HOUSE
with plumbing, hot and cold water,
garage, fruit trees; large garden and
two poultry houses, on paved street.
Reasonable. Rex Cigar Co. 3t 21c
YOUNG WHITE GIRL WITH
good references desires position
such as housekeeping, hotel or res
taurant work. Cooking, caring for
children, aged people. Charges rea
sonable. If interested call at Star
office for my name and address
3t 24c
FOR RENT — ALL OR PART
of 8-rco mhouse. Close in on W
Warren St. Mrs. Rush Stroup. 3t24p
FOR SIXTY DAYS WE ARE
giving free one dozen mixed glad
iola bulbs with each order of shrub
bery bought that amounts to $5 or
more. West View Nursery, R2
Shelby. 2t 24p
FOR SALE: LARGE MIXEu
Gladiola bulbs 30c per dozen; S3
per hundred; $25 per thousand
West View Nursery, R 2, Shelby.
2t 24p
THE SHARON CORN MILL IS
now in operation. 3t i4p
ONE fl-ROOM HOUSE ON S.
LaFayette St., for rent. S. A. Ellis.
4-24c
FOR WAGONS, FARM TRUCKS
and all kinds Farm Machinery see
O. E. Ford Co. 2t 24c
TWO PERCENT
Penalty on all county
taxes not paid after.
Saturday, March 1.
Pay now and save.
Irvin M. Allen Sher
iff. 2t-26c
Try Star Wants Ads
Now Casper’U Be The “Chauffeur.”
TOOTS AND CASPER
NO! i won't phone for
A TAXI, TOOTS1. WERE L,OIN<^
TO COLONEL HOOFER <=> FOR
• Pinner, anp wfll WALK
over there: rr«, only t
SIX 8LOCWS I TOU NEEP
THE EXERCISE I
WHAT?
ME WALK six
0LOCWS? WE RE
NOT LIVIN6 IN
THE MiMH-E AijES!
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Breakfast pishes
WAS EXERCISE.
ENOUGH FOR ME—
FOR OKIE
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Posing.
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. TOOTS » CAN'T | COME
HCME AMD RELAX AFTER
A HARD Day at the office
'WITHOUT "You ASKINLr ME
Wo PEEL The potatoes ?
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tRED WHEN I
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OFFICE. EXCEPT
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I LEAN BACVi IN MV CHAIR.
WITH MV FEET ON MY DESVC
rro a <3i4n I'M su^Y
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if The A5WS ME
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HIM IVE BCEN "TOO BUSY
v peelin4t potatoes:
tONT TELL MB TOW
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VOUB FEET, CAOPEWI
S>TUX,I M14HT have!
4-UEOSED IT BECAUSE.
twice last week
TOO FOPcrOT "TO
stop at -the butchers
And 6&T ‘iOME MEAT*
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Girl Bandit Makes Male Victims
Undress After She Rifles Them
_ ! _
And How Those Tiffined Taxi
Drivers Blusli At Disrobing
Before Fretty Brunet.
Chicago.—Taxi drivers here are
blushing to their ears, and seriously
considering the advisability ol
wearing either suits of armor or
suits of the surf.
Individually, their problem is dis
tresslng, for what's a sensitive; fel
low a-goin’ to do when a pretty girl
armed with a seductive smile and a
l persuasive automatic, commands
him to—disrobe? Especially on a
cold, cold night! Consider the
cases of Stephen Walczysky, Harry
May, Joseph Mamitco and Louis
Tworek, cab drivers—and particul
arly that of Stephen, which is rep
resentative.
A Refined Fellow.
Stephen is one of those refined
fellows, the kind that never peeks
into the front mirror to observe how
his fares are behaving. Imagine his
passengers—one a cute, dimpled
brunette with laughing eyes, and
the other a human behemoth—in
formed him they were tough ban
ditti. But his surprise was nil com
pared to his embarrassment when
tiie pretty girl with mirthful eyes
leveled a gun at him and saidw:
Take 'em off!’’
“Take w-w-what off?’’ stammer
ed Stephen, horror stricken.
Stephen’s face turned red, for he
is a sensitive man. when lie heard
the brunette bandit’s reply. How
ever, an automatic pistol even in a
feminine hand, is eloquently con
vincing, and Stephen, trying to
hide behind his blushes, started
“taking them off."
His hat and coat came first. Not
enough. And off came the shirt.
Oh, it was emoarrassing! But the
laughing eyes glittered behind the
bead of the gun and—well, what
could Stephen do?
Curtain—
Later that morning our hero ap
peared at a nearby police station in
search of a barrel, and discovered
660 Tablets
Relieves a Headache or Neuralgia,
in 30 minutes, checks a Cold Hie
first day, and checks Malaria in
three days.
666 ALSO IN LIQUID
<$>/)
Dr. D. M. Mormon,
— — Optometrist
Eyes Examined, Glasses
Fitted and Repaired.
Treated Fpstairs In Wool
worth Building.
Telephone 5S5.
he was only one of four victims of
the “strip bandits.” Three others,
May, Damlko and Tworek had also
lost their pride and dignity.
Prevents Pursuit.
According to police, the brunette
and her companion compel their,
victims to disrobe alter which they
take the clothes a block or two
away and cast them In on alley, the
idea being to prevent pursuit. The
brain child is highly effective.
In any event, Chicago cab drivers
are quite perturbed. Their natural
modesty cannot wiUwtand such
shocks, and they plan to protect
themselves wdth the aid of ‘ strip
bandit” proof clothing, such for
instance, as armor or an ordinary
bathing suit.
James Gordy, sportsman of Ring
gold. Ga., was resting when a rab
bit, shot earlier in the day and put
in his conic bag, revived and kick
ed the trigger of his gun. The
charge went through Oordy’s shoe,
taking two toer with it.
Married Woman Fears Gas
—Eats Only Baby Food
“For 3 years I ate only baby food,
everything else formed gas. Now.
thanks to Adlerlka, I eat anything
and enjoy life.”—Mrs, M. Gunn.
Just ONE spoonful Adlerlka re
lieves all GAS so you can eat and
sleep better. Acts on BOTH upper
and lower bowel removing poisons
j'-u never knew were there, and
which caused your stomach trouble.
No matter what you have tried for
stomach and bowels, Adlerlka will
surprise you! Paul Webb & Son,
Druggists. adv.
Stedman Last Of
Congressmen Vets
New York Times.
Of the next congress It can he
said—ns it was not possible to say
for Hie past sixty-five years—that
it will not contain a single mem
ber who fought with either the
Gray or the Blue. Major Charles
Manly Stedman of North Carolina
has finally persuaded his constitu
ents to permit him to retire from
public life. He is 89 years old and
has been in the house for a num
ber of years. Several times before,
this former staff officer of General
Lee has signified a wish to spend
his days under his vine and fig
tree, but the fifth district would
not hear of It. The surest way io
be socially ostracized around Greens
boro was to suggest running for
the Democratic nomination for
congress.
Before the death of Senator War
ren of Wyoming there was one Un- !
ion and one Confederate veteran in
congress. For several months Maj
or Stedman has been alone. His
appearance and deportment well
qualify him for the distinction. In
bearing, figure and physiognomy
the Major much resembles General
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TRY US FOR
-SERVICE
SMITH
PLUMBING
COMPANY
— PHONE 201 —
is the
family with
a substantial
SAVINGS %
We Pay 4% Interest
On Savings.
Union Trust Co.
“In Union There Is Strength.”
Lee. Put him in his old gray uni
form and the likeness would be
striking. His gentle, oldfashloned
courtesy lies made him the favor-1
ite member of the house
To friends in the press gallery
the Major for years has been say
ing: "As an education In style won
should read Alison's History of
Modern Europe.’" He has undoubt
edly added to the circulation ot
that hornbook of bis own genera
tion. As he goes Into retirement
many will wish that, like Tenny
son's Ulysses, he may "find the
happy isles and see the great i
Achilles," whom he knew
Want# Ads.j
Executor's Notice.
Having this day qualified ns Exe
cutor of the will of P Z. Careen*;
ter, deceased, this is to notify all ’
persons holding claims against the.
estatey of said deceased to present )
same to me iroperly itemized and 1
\crlfied on or before the 3rd day of,
February, 1931 or this notice will ue i
pleaded In bar of any recovery.
All persons indebted to said es
tate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 3rd day of February,
1930.
SYLVAN US GARDNER. Exe- !
cutor of the will of P. Z.
Carpenter. j
Newton & Newton; Aliys.
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Man So Nervous Gets
Sore when Spoken To
“It actually irritated me to nave
anyone talk to me, I was so nerv
ous. Vinol ended till* and I feel
wonderful now."—Wm. Fahy,
Vinol is a compound of iron,
phosphates, cod liver peptone, eta
The very FIRST bottle makes you
tleep better and have a BIO appe
tite. Nervons, easily tired people
arc surprised how QUICK the iron,
phosphates, etc., give new, life and
pep. Vinol tastes delicious. Quinn'a
Drug Store adv.
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