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Nobody’s Business GEE McGEE— wanted: a aoft Job. flat rock, s. C., apull 4, 1930. hon. J. o. b. seller, care of the fedral pie counter, Washington, d. O. dcei- sir: 1 understand that you all still have a few pretty good Jobe for sail down In this section of the country, so plese rite or foam me Just ed sactly what you have In light occu pations such as fedral prohibition officers and plain clothes deteck Womecn Know is FACT. WEBB * BON AND CLEVELAND DRUG CO. (adf.) T. W. Ebeltoft Grocer and Book Seller Phone — 82 Have Your Eyes Examined Regularly DRS. H. D. & R. L. WILSON OPTOMETRISTS Office Over Paul Webb & Son’s Drug Store. Special Excursion Fares Georgia, Alabama, Miss issippi and Louisiana Friday, April 11th, 1930 Round-Trip Fares From SHELBY, N. C. Atlanta, Ga.__ $6.75 Chattanooga, Tenn. _ $8.75 Birmingham, Ala. .. $8.75 Mobile, Ala._$21.75 Biloxi, Miss._$21.75 Gulf Port, Miss_$21.75 New Orleans, La. __ $21.75 Greatly reduced fares to other points. ASK TICKET AGENTS. TRAVEL BY TRAIN.” SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM o—eoheeooooooooooooi 50 Years’Use | of Black-Draught if "About fifty year* »*o,” mx« Mr. of PerittirUU, Ala, "my. mother nave a* the flrat doit of Black Draught, and X have taken it ever aince, when I need ed a medicine conatipation have need remedy all married life. rtfjr cmiaren. ruHui my i "I nave as«d Black* Draught far heartburn, aa I have had apalla of this kind, off and on, for year*. This follow* indigestion, and in digestion cornea does on conatiDfttion. "I have found that the best way to head off trouble is to begin taking Black-Draught in time. It relieves me of tightness in the rid of imnuri Draught helps to _in 'good order. I always keep it in the heme, and have rscam tt to many people, BLACK-DRAUGHT Far CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTION, BILIOUSNESS Wombw whe need _ .... should take C«Dtn. Used over 80 years. ***** gfcfefel asm tlves ansoforth. , i can not pay no cash monny down for a posinh jight at this time, but l will give you a order on 'my salry up to 10$ per month till 1 either get turned off or ketched up with in something that dont suit the regular dimmercrats and get re ported for same. as to my reppcrtation, i refer you to anny of the chain stores here, they will tell you that 1 have al ways paid them cash for everything i ever bought and have not borrled gny monny from them, but don’t pay no attention to the pay <fc ride garragi if he waster rite you. 1 paid every single stallment as they fell due but forgot to get a reseat. 1 don't think i could hold down a district atturneys Job as 1 have never had muc experiments with crooks ansoforth. 1 can start In as a door keeper and work myself up if you don’t ask too much for the sed Job and as to my ability, 1 re fer you to the fair asocjation here where 1 garded a gate last fall and noboddy got by me ercept 3 wlmmen and 3 dogs. 1 am In pollytlcks now, being the kurrlner of my home county, and as 1 did not buy this offls, 1 can quit when ever 1 plese, but i asure you that 1 would step down for a better Job which has more opper tunltles. As It Is, I never do find nothing on a corps except mebbe a pistol and a pint of whisky anso forth which Is took over by the shearlff. If 1 hafter be a hoover dimmer crat to buy a Job real cheap, 1 can prove by my wife’s third cousin who has been living off of us for 3 yr. that t never sed annythlng against him and never bragged a single breath on al smith, so i hear, rite or foam me what you have to offer and say how and what yore terms are and how long do you wait, yores trulle, mike Clark, rfd. Health Hints. If you should come home to lunch some day and find your wife Bitting on the back of a chair talking a blue streak and saying nothing, she has parrot fever, unless you hap pen to be rich, and then It’s Psitta cosis. A further proof that It Is par rot fever she’s got Is yours for the listening If she chirps: "Polly wants a cracker.’’ Parrot fever is both contagious and Infectious and Is also ketchlng, so it Is best not to sleep with a par rot at all, but If you are one of those types who thinks so much of her parrot that she must sleep with him regardless. It's a good idea to bathe the said parrot in a pall of “tick-dip," the cow remedy. How ever, If your parrot catches cold easily, It might be okey for you to take the bath In question rather than administer it to the bird. Parrot fever patients should be permitted-to do all the talking, that If—if he Is a man, but as women talk so much before they contract the malady. It Is possible safe to gag her while the doctor is present so’s he can get some first hand infor mation as to how she feels. A diet of bird seed and milk Is desirable for the first few days of the afore said Illness, and bugs and insects must be kept out of reach of af flicted persons—as they are poison ous to some human beings but all right for prrots. Rabbit fever is a disease some what akin to parrot fever except the former affects the latter in his legs while the latter affects the former in her wings, yet the former is not quite so deadly as the latter if the latter has ever had the former, but in some cases, either of the varmlts named can have both the former rm.r_m Yoiisavp. mbuybuj KC Baking Powder Same Price lor over. 38 years 25 25/ You save in using it. Use less than of high priced brands. > MILLIONS OV POUNDS * USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT. County Tax Supervisor, and the latter at the same time, and In such cases—only the latter can be transmitted to human being by con tact unless the former Is a carrier of both diseases. If a woman should have both diseases at the same time, will want to eat cabbage leaves and crackers at all 3 of her meals. _ IJ Rabbit fever was discovered prior to parrot fever. The first symptoms of rabbit fever Is a red nose, a black tongue, pink ears and a rest less spirit. If a person runs when a dog barks or jumps out of bed when a gun sheets she’s got rabbit fever, but If she squalls and squeels when a dog comes around and wig gles her head backward and forward and squints her eyes when a gun shoots, then she has parrot fever even tho her symptoms prove that she has rabbit fever. Always call a good doctor and a reliable under taker when both diseases seize a member of your family at the same time. Life’s Thrills Can’t Be Yours If You’re Pale And “Skinny” To put your vital organs In con dition so that you may enjoy life there Is no better medicine than the IROGEN Prescription, which starts to work from the very first dose. It strengthens the digestive organs, so that your food is converted into RICH, RED BLOOD to supply nour ishment to every nerve, gland and muscle of the body. It acts on the LIVER. KIDNEYS and BOWELS to. rid the system of Impurities which, when retained, sour and decay and filter Into the blopd, causing a vast amount of human suffering. If you are thin, tired, run-down, subject to sick spells, you should start taking IROGEN today. It will make your digestion thorough and your appetite keen. Your fqod will taste delightful and will agree with you; you will GAIN WEIGHT; feel yoanger, stronger, more vigorous. adv. TAX NOTICES All persons, administrators, exe cutors, guardains, receivers, trustees, and corporations are hereby notified to meet the tax listers at the follow teg places on dates mentioned and make their tax returns. Section 808 of the Revenue and Machinery act makes It a misde meanor lor anyone to fall to make return. I wish to ask all parties liable for taxes to comply with the above re quest and to avoid the penalty. AI) farmers will come prepared to make a crop report. This crop re port Is for statistical purposes, it therefore has no relation to your taxes whatsoever. Township No. 1—J. A. McCraw L. T. Prospect school house April 7th. Hollis school house, AprU 8th. J. A. McCraw store, April 11th. Township No. 8 W. C. Hamrick, L. T. Flint Hill, AprU 7th a. m. Trinity, April 7th p. m. Sharon, Tuesday, April 8th. Hamrick Store, Wednesday Apr. 9. Jolleys store, Friday April 11th. O. E. Lee store, Saturday April 13. Township No. 3 Austell Bettis, L T. Patterson Springs April Uth anu lots Earl, April 13th and 36th. • Thomason's etc** April 7th. Township No. « John Floyd, L. T. Bonnie mill. April 8th, a. m. Billing mill, April 8th p. m. Carr mill, April 8th. Phenlx mill, April 11th a. m. Pauline mill, April 11th p. m. Mar grace mill, April 14th p. m. Mauney mill, April 16th a. m. Park yam mill, April 16th p. m. Sadie mill, April 17th a. m. Grover, April 10, 19t, 25 and 29. Kings Mountain, town hall re mainder of month. Township 5. M. P. Harrelson L. T. Champion store, April 7th. Goforths store, April 8th. W. I. Wolfe store, April 9th. j Waco April 10th and 11th. Township No. 6 T. P. Jenks. L, T, Court house April 7th to 30th. Queens, April 7th, 3 to 5 p. m. Metcalfs, April 8th, 3 to 6 p. m. Ora mill, April 9th. 4 to 6 p. m. Dover mill, April 10th, 4 to 6 p. m. Township 7, R. W. McBrayer, L. T. O. T. Cablness, April 7th a. m. Pink Lovelace, April 7th, p. m. Lattlxnore, April 9th. all day. Louis McSwain'a, April 13th, a. m. C. C. Walker's April 12th p. m. Moorcsboro, April 16th, all day. Township No. 8. B P. Jenklne, L. T. Polkvllle. April 7th and 15th. Mauney Co., April 9th. Palm Tree. April 10th. New House, April 14th. Township No. 9. W. A. Gantt. I. T. Belwood, April 8th, 1 to 4 p. m. Wright's store, Apr. 9th, 1 to 4 p. m Double Shoals, Apr. 10,1 to 4 p m. Lawndale, Apr. 15th all day. Palls ton, April l$t.h and »7th. Township No. 10. M. N. Gantt L. T. Prank Cook's stare, Apr. 7th, a. m. T John T. War lick’s. April 7th, p. m. J. M. Ledford’s April 6th. a. *n. J. H. Costner, Apr. 8th 12 to 3 p m P. L. Peeler’s store Apr. 8th 8 to 6. Toluca, Boyle’s store, April 9th. 8. L. WeUraon*s. April 9th p. m. Tf wnshln No. IL A. A. Horton, L. T. Julius Pruitt’s April 7th p. m. Casor, April 12th, p. m. Moriah school. April 19th all day. Cas&r, April 26th. all day. Casar, April SOth. W. R. NEWTON Just Ten Years Ago * if * « A Peep or Two Back in 1920 (Items Taken From The Cleveland Star of 1920.) April 6, 1920. Gilmers new department store will open April 15th under the man agement ef Mr. Tom Lattimore, as sisted b’ Mr. D. D Pou. In a recent Issue of the Common er, Col. Wm. J. Bryan's paper, the name of Judge E. Y. Webb of Shel by was suggested as a candidate for president on the Democratic ticket. Mr. Ed Jenkins, better known as Little Ed, was killed Saturday night when his car overturned on him at the Rule Magness bridge between Lattimore and New House. Mr. Jen kins who was supervisor of road construction in No. 5 township, was going home in his car late Satur day evening. Enos L. and Zeb Beam, will, in the near future, construct a new and up-to-date theatre tlutt will seat 2,000 people. It Is thought In state political circles that-Clyde R. Hoey will be made permanent chairman of the state Democratic convention, this week. Mrs. P. E. McSwaln, who lived be low Earl, was found dead in bed Saturday morning. She was the widow of James MCSwaln and was 07 years of age. Dr. p. M. Cold of near Polkvllle has purchased ^from D. D. Wilkins and associates, the Sidney Hamrick house and lotMn South Shelby for $7,000. At a call meeting of the directors of Eastslde Manufacturing company, Dr. S. 8. Royster was elected to fill out the unexptred term of Mr. C. T. Hord, deceased. - - • - - j The new switch board and com mon battery telephone service will be read for use in a few days. All Were Out. One day a rent collector knocked three times at a certain house with out getting a reply. Becoming en raged he went back a fourth time, and in response to his knock an urchin opened the door. “Where were you *all day?" de manded the collector. "I was out,” replied the boy. “Where Is your fatker?” “He’s out.” Where is your mother?" '“She's out." “Well,” said the collector. *1 will just go In and sit by the fire until I some cne of them returns.” •But the fire's out, too” quickly responded the boy. The Mystery Solved. Bill's friends were all very con cerned over his engagement. "I can't think what old Bill could see In her. She’s absolutely ugly " said Harry. “Here is Bill coming. Let’s try and out,” said Jim. “We were talking about your fu ture wife and were wondering where you met her,” they said. “I didn’t meet her," answered Bill sadly. “She overtook me.” DR. R. C. HICKS — DENTIST — Office Phone 421. Residence Isaac Shelby. Phone 74. HOSIERY HOSPITAL, Inc. Branch At Mrs. Harmon’s Hemstitch ing Shop (Under Chocolate Shop) Hosiery A Knitted Goods Neat ly Repaired. AQ Hose Most Be Laundered. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice is Hereby given thet • have this day qualified »s administrator of the es tate of A H. Hooker, late of Cleveland county. N. C.. and all persona having civtms against said estate are hereby notified to present *fem to me properly proven lor payment on or before March l. .1*31. ot this aotice w.ll be pleaded In bar of tbelr recovery. A" persona 'n debted to said estate will ma>cc immediate payment to the underr Igned. This Miron Ut, 1930. B. O. RANDALL, R-3. Shelby, N. C . Administrator of the Setate of A. H. Hopper. St 3c EXECUTRIX NOTICE. Having this day duly qualltlad as ex ecutrix of the state of J. H.Jones., sr., de railed, lata of Cleveland county., North Carolina, this Is to give notioe to all icrsons having claims against said estate to present same to me properly Itemized and verified on or before February M, 1*31 or this notice will be pleaded ta bar of any recovery. All pesons Indebted to said estate will please make immediate settlement. This the 14th day of Febru ary. 1930. MRS. SUSAN JONES. Executrix of the Estate of J. H. Jones, Sr., de ceasd. St ITp EXECUTORS’ NOTICE. Having qualified as executors ol the -state of Noah HamrW.k, d-erased. late if CeveUrd county, North Carolina, th * s to notify dll persons having claims against tf>e estate ol said deceased to ex hibit them to 'he undersigned et Itoflr.* Spring a, N. C.. on or oefore the flret day of March, 1*31. or this notice will be pleaded lh bar of their recovery All per sona indebted to amid estate trill please make Immediate payment. This the let day Ol Meet. 191-0 JASPER Y HAMRICK. W. E. GOODE, Executors of Noah Ham tick. Deceased. Quinn, Hamrick Sc Harris, Attys. 6: Jo . TRUSTEE'S SALE. By virtue of the power vested in nee *• trustee. In a certain deed of trust, ex ecuted by O. D. Blggerstaff on the Bth day ef January, 1939. to secure an 'n debtedness as set forth In said deed of trust, said deed of trust being recorded in book 1S3. page 334 of the offloe of the register fhr Cleveland county, N C Mil default having been made In the pay ment of the Indebtedness thereby secur ed. end demand having been made upon me to execute the trust. I will eel) to the highest bidder at the court house doo< i# Shelby, on Saturday. April It. 1980 at 13 o'clock or within legal hours, tha following de scribed real estate: Situated in the northeast portion of the town of Shelby, end being designated as tote Noe. 43 and 43 of block C of the (Sidney property as shown by plat of same, recorded in book a of plats, page 30. of the office of the register ter Cle»> land county, N C.. and having combine 1 Ironings of SO feet on the south side '1 the s. A L railway right-of-way. sod being two of the lots one time owned by farle D. McLean. Terms of aalt: CASH. This the Bth day of March. 1930 B. T PALLS, Trustee. It 10a Try Star .Wants Ads. No Armament The Employe—“I came to ask 1* you couldn't raise my salary.” The Boss—"This Isn't pay-day.” The employe—‘T know that, but 1 thought I would speak about It to day.” The Boss—"Go back to your work and don’t worry. I’ve managed to raise it eevry week so far, haven’t ,1?” - % Dr. C. M. Peele —DENTIST— Office Over Wool worth Residence Phone 46ft- W Office Phone 99-W -BILLIARDS . Cleveland Cigar Store Hotel Charles Bldg. Corner Trade and W Warren Sts. DAN FRAZIER Civil Engineer And Surveyor Farm Surveys. Sub-divis ions, Plats and General Engineering Practice. - Phone 417 - We Are Equipped To Handle Your ELECTRICAL WORK OF ANY KIND -Phone 428 — GARDNER ELECTRIC CO. Dr. D. M. Morrison, Optometrist Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted and Repaired. Located Upstairs In Wool worth Building. Telephone 585. CALL MAUNEY BROS. For prompt and ef ficient RADIO SERVICE Parts carried for all popular makes. “Service Is Our Specialty.” — Phone 518 — No. I Township News Of Current Week (Special to The Star.) Mr. and Mrs. Rome Davis and children attended a birthday dinner at Mr. Garland Davis last Sunday. The dinner was in honor of Mr. Davis’ mother. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Byars and Mr. and Mrs. Blain Davis visited rela tives in Boiling Springs last Sun day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Humphries spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bam Mints at Cliffside. Miss Inez Davis spent Sunday with Mias Virginia Byars. A large crowd from this com munity attended the home coming at Prospect church last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe McOraw spent Sunday with Mrs. Jim Humphries and family. Misses Elolse Hamrick and Exie Humphries spent Monday in Char lotte. Mr. K. E. Hamrick and son and daughter, Charles and Reba, were Charlotte visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. w. <3. Hamrick and children, Nell and Betty, Jean spent Sunday in Spartanburg, 8. C. the guests of mr. and Mrs. Jack Ham rick. The demonstration club will meet at Holly Springs school house Wed nesday night, April 9. All the ladies of the community are requested to be present by 3:30 if possible. Announcing BIG DEMONSTRATION % Whole Days Watc!i This Paper! EVERY DAT MORE WOMEN EVERYWHERE USE Athey’s KRYSTLAC WE KNOW COAL We Want You To Be One Of Our Satis fied Customers. D. A. BEAM COAL CO. PHONE 130 — r QUEEN CITY COACH LINES ^ FOR, ASHEVILLE. CHARLOTTE. WILMINGTON FAYETTEVILLE. FOR ASHEVILLE AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS: Leavie SHELBY:—9:45 a. m.; 3:45 p. m.; 8:45 p. m. FOR CHARLOTTE AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS: LEAVE SHELBY:—7:50 a. m.; 10:50 a. m.; 12:50 p. m.; 4:50 p. m.; (6:00 p. in., Saturday and Sunday anly,) 0:50 p. m. FOR WILMINGTON AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS: LEAVE SHELBY:—10:50 a. m.; 2:50 p. m. FOR FAYETTEVILLE AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS: LEAVE SHELBY:—7:50 a. m.; 10:50 a. m.; 2:60 u m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION - PHONE 450 QUEEN CITY COACH COMPANY NITROGEN is the GROWTH ELEMENT “cStZZ crop*. Be lere roar crops get plenty of nitrogen both in the complete fertilizer poa ose st pleating time tad u top-dressing during the growing season. F you giving your crops enough NITROGEN? Jt*ARMEftS everywhere know that nitrogen is the fertilizer element that makes plants grow. But not all farmers know when and how to use nitrogen so as to get best results. Some use it merely in their mixed fertilizer at planting time. Others use it as top-dressing or side-dressing after the plants are up. There are many farmers,‘however, who have found that it pays, and pavs big, to do both. At planting time they use a complete fertilizer—rich in nitrogen. Then when the young plants begin to feed heavily, they put out a side-dressing or top-dressing of Arcadian Sulphate of Ammonia. It's the nitrogen in the fertilizer applied before growth begins that gives the young plants a firm stand. And whatever your crop—corn, grain, fruit or truck products—it’s the nitrogen *in the top-dressing applied after growth is well started that boosts the stand along to early maturity and a bumper yield. These are facts which vou can easily verify by writing to your State Agricultural Experiment Station or by demonstrating for yourself. Arcadian comes in triple-ply, moisture-proof bags. It is always fine and dry, and 4asy to distribute. The nitrogen’s all soluble, all quickly usable by the plants. Farmers, let ms know if we can help To be sure of your supply-order Arcadian from your dealer when you buy your fertilizer. Farmers everywhere are invited to write to The Barrett Company for helpful information about their nitrogen fertilizer problems. Address our nearest office. The Company 40 Rector Street, New York, N. Y. Atlanta. C*. Norfolk. Vo. Memphis, Tone. Cleveland. Ohio Sob Froocivco. CjMf- Torooio. Ony. Canada ARCADIAN Sulphate of Ammonia