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Inthe WANT APS
Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This size type l cent per word each insertion.
This size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
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BATTERY SERVICE, Al •
tomobile Glass Replacements,
. Starter and Generator Re
pairing. J. L. GAFFNEY, tf-c
-PHILCO
DIAMOND GRID BATTER
IES
Automobile Electric Co. Rhone
380 N. Washington St. tf-Oc
H1QHEST CASK PRICES PAIL!
for scrap copper brass, aluminum
batteries, radiatc-rs iron, rubber and
rags. Fink Irjr, and Metal Co..
■Trade Alley, rear Kendall Medicine
Co., Phone 580. t! 16c
WE BUY JUNK AND WRECK
ed automobiles. Pmk Iron and Met
al Co., Trade Alley, rear Kendall
Medicine Co., nnone 580. tf 16c
MR. FARMERS DON’T BUY
your fertilizers until you have seen
O. E. Ford Co. 2t lie
WE WANT TO BUY
your scrap cotton. D.
A. Beam. 6t-3c
WE WANT TO BUY
your cotton seed or ex
, change meal. D. A.
Beam Co. Phone 130.
8t»3c
FOR SALE — 300 BUSHELS
Ruckers No. 1 Cotton Seed. 75 cents
R F. Stamey, Lawndale, R-2. 6t,3p
Mr. FARMER SEE O. E. FORD
Co. for seed and feed oats. 2t 123
GET YOUR BABY
Chicks from R. G.
Turner each Thurs
day and Friday. All
electric hatched. R-7
Shelby. 5t-5p
FOR SALE: ON LEE STREET,
, large lot 100x420 feet, gopd section
and desirable lot, very easy terms
at $1,350.00. Anthony and Harris.
3t 10c
IT IS ONLY 30 DAYS UNTIL
planting time and O. E. Ford Co.
suggests that you put in your order
for fertilizer now. 2t 12c
I HAVE SEVERAL EXTRA
good fresh cows with young calves
for sale, or will exchange for good
beef cattle. B. O. Hamrick, tf 19c
O. E. FORD CO. HAS A WARE
house full of farm machinery and
it will pay you to make them a vis
it. 2t 12c
FOR SALE CLEVELAND STRAIN
No. 5 cotton seed *or planting
Price per bushel, 85c D. W. A
Cooper, R-l, Lattimore. 4t Jp
FOR SALE NEW MeCORMICK
Deering Tractor and Turner saw
mill. Also have 250 to 300 thousand
feet of timber to sell M. J. 8pa.;>.
Belwood, R-l, near Toluca. 3-12p
FOR SALE—OLIVER NO. 7 TWO
‘ bottom plow for Fordson use. I. FI
C. Fordson type disc cultivator both
sold on guarantee cf first class usr
able condition. Deliver! a your R n
station at 60 percent your cost here
for new equipment same type. 8. T.
Henry, Spruce Pine, N. C. l-12c
STORE ROOM FOR
rent in Weather*
apartment bui’dirg,
out of high rent dis
trict. Water, light*
and heat. Close in. A.
P. Weathers. 3t-14c
FOR SALE: ONHlGHWAY~2f>
short distance East of Cleveland
Springs, new six room cottage, hard
wood floors, modern, very ea*y
terms at $3,250.00. Anthony and
Harris. 3t 10c
FOR SALE: AT a BARGAIN,
one second hand Fordson tractor !n
good condition. See O. E. Ford Co
_ 2t 12c
WANTED TO RENT HOE CROi
on 2 or 3 hcrse farm. Write box 332.
Shelby. 2-12,j
FOR SALE; 7 ROOM RESID
ence, close in, paved street. Large
lot 85x200 feet, good neighborhood,
nice home. $3,750.00. Anthony and
Harris. 3t 10c
FOR SALE: NEARLY NEW
Coal Carbite Light-IFI U fn A_j
condition. Call D. r 10p
)
USED AUTO PARTS FOR SATE
Pink Iron and Metal Co., Trade Al
ley, rear Kendall Medicine Co.,
phone 580 tl 16:
KEYS: AUTOMOBILE, FOR
any make ol car. Automobile Elec
tric Co. tl 17c
PLENTY OF SEED AND FEED
oats at O. E. Ford Co's 2t 12c
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM
apartment with private bath. Close
in. Phone 41 tl 10c
A COOK DITCHER WILL PAY
you dividends multiplied. See it at
O. E. Ford Company, 9tp 3-}
ONE GOOD 6-ROOM HOUSE
for rent. See H. Clay Cox or W A.
Broadway. tf-lOc
BABY CHICKS For
Sale each Thursday
and Friday. R. G. Tur
ner, R-7 Shelby. 5t-5p
O. E. FORD CO. SAYS THERS
w... k-e a riua for fertilizer, and you
had better put in your order a;
once. We advise that you see them
2 12c
FAMILY Washing,
wet wash, rough dry
and “Thrifty” wash
with flat work ironed.
Shelby Steam Laun*
dry. Phene 18. tf-13c
FOR RENT: NEW SIX ROOM
house under construction. Heat and
all modern conveniences. C. H.
Thompson, phone 107. tf 10c
FOR SALE: USED ICE BOXES
and refrigerators priced to sell
Pendleton Refrigerating Co. 4t lOp
OUR ALADDIN C L U B
Contest ends next week. Come
in and see if you can get the
free lamp. Shelby Hardware
Co. 3t-12c
FOR SALE: THE J. C. PONDER
home place. 10 room residence, with
five acres land fronting on highway
18 just 3 miles of square, this is a
nice buy at $5,000.00. Anthony and
Harris. 3t 10c
FOR RENT—ONE 6 ROOM
house less than block from
Square. Phone No. 7 or see
me at Temple Service Station.
T. B. DePriest. 2t-12c
FOR SALE: THE MOST DESIR
able lot at Cleveland Springs, 140
by 200 feet, fronts on main high -
way, corner lot, price $1,750.00. An
thony and Harris. 3t lOe
FOR SALE: 140 ACRES IN NO. j
township, the W. J Jones land,
joining Bob Jcnes, J. E. Hoyle and
others, 100 acres in cultivation, sev
eral good houses, strong land, eaw
terms at *100.00 per x:re. Anthonv
and Harris. 3t iOc
FOR RENT: 3 UNFURNISHED
connecting light -housekeeping
rooms. 313 N. Morgan street. Phone
480. tf 7c
F*OR SALE—COKER S NO 5
cotton seed. Mrs. J. B. Philbeck. R-4,
Shelby. 3-14p
PARKER S IMPROVED PROLIF
IC corn. Tilts is a two-ear variety
from the hill country of Burke coun
ty. It has been tested and improved
over the past twenty years. The seed
I am offering are field selected and
hand picked by M. R. Rudasill, a
man who knows corn, I have a lim
ited amount to offer Cleveland
county farmers. Price $3 per bushel.
D. A. Beam Co., Phone 130. 9-I4c
SERVICE ON YOUR RA
DIO: We have an expert ser
vice man. Can repair all types
radios. Shelby Hardware
Co. _ 3t-12c
RENT OUR JOHNSON’S
Waxer for your spring clean
ing. Ca’I us for your require
ments in this line. Shelby
Hardware Co. 3t-i ;
FOR SALE: NEW SIX ROOM
very attractive bungalow, hardwood
floors, breakfast room, basement,
modern, good residential section,
$4,000. Anthony and Harris. 3t 10c
WANTED: MANAGER FOR
wholesale and retail cash flour and
feed store, distributing products oi
old established southern mill. Must
be man of experience, and well ac
quainted in Cleveland county, and
in position to invest $2,000.00. Sal
ary and liberal share jf net profits.
Address in own handwriting, “Man
ager’' care of Star Publishing Com
pany. 2t lit
TOOTS AND CASPER—_A Weighty DecUion.
PAPDON MS FOU
dtETTIM<i HOME.
A Little late,
TOOTS* 1 HAD
TO.DPOP in AT
OF ,
L J
A COUPLE
Places
V M'EE, I HAVEN’T ,A THIN^ IKJ
I “THE HOUOE. FOR DINNER BUT
/ <jtRAPS-FRUIT AND MELBA
TOa«3T. Camper: mavbe its
SELFISH OF ME NOT '
'YOU A BI4
dinner,
IT VtOuLD
Be A4onT ,
for me to
WATCH
EAT A
lot:
THAT**, PERFECTLY
At-L R?!4hT, BABY! “STICK "TO
your diet ip You wish
and I'M Wi4ht with You
ip You cam 4et ALON4
OM 4WAPE FPUIT AMD
MELBA TOAST ITS 4oCD
ENOUorH FOR. me
THAT'S THE
Kind cf a
v 4iy i am;
of You, camber!
YOU RE. A
cv>rum4 !
YOU MUST BE
half-starved!
Someone
l<=> AT THE
C>OOPi.'.
ILL BET ITS
COLONEL
hoofeq.'.
COME
IN!
I'M TH6 WAITER. A*T THE
OEfcTAUQANT WHrfPE TDu MAD
Dinner 2o minute© a^o( ©ir.x
Ttou HAD A ©TBAW4, POTATOES
VE^ETAauBS, "SALAD, COFFEE
and pie.', i ©mould have,
charred Tou instead
OP *».<» AND
i Know -You dont
WANT MB TD 4kT
forths.
i$MMY r
Dinner Before Diet.
TOOTSIE IS AUSO 4cl>J4
:vr FOR WORSE-BACK. ,
R101N4 AS A FORM OF / OH, HELLO, WEINlE.
EXERCISE TO HELP / WHERE DID YOU BOB UP
REDUCE.
FROM ? I'M TOO WEAK TO
shake hands with you!
THERE'S NIC FOOD IN OUR HOUSE.
ANYMORE! MTV
A DIET AND
I'VE LOST FIVE
POUNDS
[ALREADY!
DIETING BO^'NfSS'
l«S> A LOT OF BUNK 1
IT MAY BE AIL RLjHT
IM 'FjOME. CAAE<=>, BUY MY
WIFE. DOESN'T NKEJ> TO
REDUCK'. SWE^
PERFECT
r»6hy novu;
7^ OM, ie.TMX-1 «o?
'w’eu-)~rHA*r» HtR
v/barin^ a ridin£» kawt
*vW »>v#c
r.
WELL \
*TO am PRANK.
ABOUT IT,
I THINK. -AH* j ft
CAN wax /. ■w
TO Lofta. A
V rsv/ p« '!-•*,
ISv C'Av.r- ii U'. •
itfm ......
Novel Baseball Costume
At Southern College
J Louise Lee, of Hackensack, N. J.,
captain of the baseball team at
Randolph-Macon Woman's College,
Lynchburg, Va., is wearing the
costume which is considered quite
proper for play on the diamond.
Louise is said to be a veritable
female Babe Ruth in the Little
College League.
(International N«trarte!)
Bees Good Natured.
‘ New. Brunswick, N. J.—Russian
bees are good natured; they don t
sting. Proof has come from tests
lasting more than three years at
the state agricultural experiment
station. The Italian variety is real
warlike.
THE DEGREE TEAM OP THE
W, O. W. is giving a dance: at the
Woodman's Hall, Friday night,
March 14. Ladies free gents 50c. ltc
EX-SERVICE MAN. RESIDENT
of Shelby. We have a good opening
for one man only, in this locality,
who is well acquainted, can show
us lv can handle a business, and
is reliable and steady worker. Write
A. V. Bordeaux, 231 Johnson Ave
Newark, N. J. 3t Uc
WE HAVE TWO GOOD
used Atwater Kent Battery
sets. Priced cheap. Shelby
Hardware Co. 3t-12c
FOR RENT: ONE SIX. ROOM
house close in. See Mrs. B. H. Pal
mer. 3t i ;c
JUST ARRIVED—EVERGREENS
Blooming Shrubbery and Fruit
Trees. Wool worth's. 3t-10p
FOR SALE: LIMITED QUANTI
ty first quality Coker's No. Five
cotton seed at 75c per bushel, for
short time only, delivered at w. I
Henson’s residence. RFD 7. Shelbv
N. C. Apply to W. J Henson at
residence near fair grounds, or to
Chas. A. Burrus. Webb Building.
It Dp
State Hank* 15th In .Amount Con
sumed. Costs Enough To Pave
Much Highway.
Greensboro.—Foreigners visiting
the United States are wont to re
mark upon the number of luxuries
Americans consume and which
have, In some cases, become necessi
ties, except In time of war. Among
the latter class the most outstand
ing is candy.
The last census of candy con
sumption in this country is for the
year 1928 and It is claimed that the
business of manufacturing is grow
ing rapidly to keep up with the in
creasing demand. Figures for the
United States and for North Caro
lina are interesting.
It appears from the tabulation of
the statisticians, that the per cap -
ita consumption in the Unitel
States, two years ago, was 11.56
pounds. In North Carolina the con
sumption was a little over 4 1-2
pounds under the gross average
the state consuming 6.95 pounds per
person.
North Carolina ranked 15th In the
amount of consumption by states,
with New York leading and Penn
sylvania second. One of the astoa
ishing figures in the tabulation was
that of Arizona where the very
small population consumed over 14
pounds per person average,
i The cost of candy consumed in
North Carolina year before last was
I low per person, averaging but $1.33,
The total amount, however, would
have paved a long stretch of high
way or would have built another
| Jefferson Standard building and
four 14 story hotels. The amount
shown in total, from 80 per cent of
the manufacturers, was $5,363,990
The cost of transportation must
have been a significant amount, as
most of the . candy was shipped in
from other states and the total
weight was a few pounds over 10 -
210 tons, or about the same weight
as a ship that Was christened upon
its launching recently in England.
It was seen, from the tabulat'd
figures, that an increase in tne
candy manufacturing business in
North Carolina is strongly indicat
ed. The amount shipped into the
state was 95.56 per cent of the
amount consumed, leaving but 4.41
per cent of home manufactured
products.
North Carolinians are extremely
“STAINOFF
Why have dark, discolored teeth
when "STAINOFF” will lnslantl>
brinj them back to their natural
color and beauty? Clean, healthj
teeth is a personal, social ane
business asset.
Buy a bottle of “STAINOFF” to
day. Only 25c. On sale at al>
leading drug stores.
proud of their natural resources and
the made In Carolina products that
are reasons for frequent display amt
wide advertising. It would seem that
in the manufacture of candy lor
home consumption there is still
much to be desired before it can be
put on a basis with other made In
Carolina products.
In these days of unemployment
there Is no doubt a slackening in
the sale of candy as In all other
non-essentials but If the candy, or
a large part of the candy that is
consumed In this state were mad*
at home. It would serve a double
purpose; offer employment when It
is most needed and keep within the
stato an amount of money that is
of noticeable Importance In any in ■
dustry.
The Flower Garden.
(From The Sanatorium Sun.'
Patients, employes, and others
have shown considerable interest
and pride in the Sanatorium's new
flower garden, which has been
planted Just back of the Main
building on the site of Gordon cot
tage, which was torn down after
the opening of the new building
The flower garden was laid out
by a well-known landscape garden
er without cost to the institution,
and Is already a delightful spot. As
soon as the plants reach their full
growth It Is expected to be one ol
the most beautiful of its kind In tue
state.
Star Advertising Pays
jaapooBauxuawKMBumfc,
J Constipation
Troubles
"I have used Black
Draught as a family
! medicine for a good
many years,” says
Mrs. Sallie Laugh
run, of Huntdale,
N. C. "I have found
it an excellent rem
edy for constipation
and the troubles
that follow it. 1
have suffered fre
'I quently from gas
pains, and when I
am bothered that
•JOS,
waj i oegui at once taae
Black-Draught Relief follows {
quickly.
"I give Black-Draught to
the children when they are
constipated, and it ia not long
until they are running around
again.”
Thousands of others have
reported good results from
the use of this purely vegeta
ble medicine. Insist ou the
genuine Thedford’s
Black'
Draught
CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION,
WoVslT)_niuommm
who need a tonic yhouM take v
OAHDVI. rnt*il over year#.*x itrjLf
"Chaplin to Make Silent Movies.
Headline. How about Cal Coolitlg.'
for the board of directors?
Onslow farmers are removing
stumps from their fertile lands A
special campaign for this purpose
was recently begun in the county by
the farm agent.
c
Don't Trifle With
CONSTIPATION
A* ranr donor Kill amphatlrallr till
tob. m«* alrknna mar bt trurad tu
constipation. Lrhaunilon. hcadarbr..
diur. ip«lU warn rou
fci sm77 "rdl, V.» Wiii
find NMI-LAX pleasant and thorouarh.
smi Y*' compounds* of I hr
SMI LAX formula it la possihla to r«
"T* constipation. rratoro rltalltp. pa
r'f’. •»'««< »"<• build up wrfphf
with tbia onu tonic, Thafs whj SMI
tMX li derlirnl the frtitnt dl»roT#f>
or modern * Hence.
AT TOt’R PRIG STORE ONLV »l.*0
Notice To Tax Payers
3% PENALTY
will be added to all taxei not paid 4m or ,
before
APRIL 1, 1930
1 he last round of the County for collec
tion of taxes has been made.
Avoid the penalty—pay your taxes at the
office of
I. M. ALLEN
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
For Greater Results In Selling-Try Star Adv,
Quit chopping cotton—
quit wasting seed!
Pay for a new
AVERY Hill-Drop
Memphis
Planter
out of your savings in Labor and seed!
uvery practical larmer
knows that “chopping”
is one of the most expen
sive operations in mak
ing cotton. Now comes
the Avery Hill-Drop
Planter, which makes
chopping not only expensive but
wasteful, because with the use of this
Planter it is to a large extent un
necessary. Planting is positively
50% to 100%
elimination of chopping
50% to 75%
.crtfinf in teed—inert «oy/
controlled so that the
saving in seed is great.
Users also report get
ting better stands and
yields.
You can’t afford to
plant any other wav I
Let us give you the names of enthusi
astic users who have already paid for
their Hill-Drop Planters out of the
savings effected.
Come in to see the AVERY today!
Shelby Hardware Co.
-PHONE 330
“WE SERVE TO SATISFY.”