ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR COIWC BOARD EDUCATION.
I desire ij announce myself a candi
date for the County Board of Education,
subject to the action of the Democrat.c i
primary on Juno 7th, 1930.
Mayl» A. L. CALTON.
FOR CONSTABLE NO. S _
X hereby announce myself a candidate
for the olflce of constable In No. 8 town
ship In the Democratic primary to be held
June "th. Your support and influence will |
be greatly appreciated,
lit 3Jp L. E. LEE.
FOR COUNTY CORONER.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for county coroner, subject to the action
of the Democratic primary, June 7th.
Your vote and Influence will be greatly
appreciated.
8t 31c SYLVANUS GARDNER.
FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for the House of Representatives from
Cleveland county, subject to the .action of
the Democratic primary. J|.e 7th. Your
support and influence will he greatly ap
preciated.
may 21c HENRY B. EDWARDS.
FOR CONSTABLE.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
township constable In No. 6 township
subject to the action of the Democratic
primary in June. If elected I will treat
otic and all alike. Your vote and sup
port will bs appreciated.
Jt 23c R. B. KENDRICK.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce ray candldaey for
re-election to the office of treasurer of
Cleveland county, subject to the Demo
cratic primary, June 7th.
I am grateful to the people of ray coun
tv for their confidence and loyalty to
ward me and shall appreciate their con
tinued support.
9t 19c. MARY E. YARBROUGH.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
county treasurer of Cleveland county
.-subject to the will of the voters tn the
Democratic primary on June 7. Any
support given me will be deeply appreciat
ed. and to those who vote for me I will
say that I will do my utmost, if elected,
to serve one and all in tbf best possible
manner.
tf 9c MISS GEORGIA LUTZ.
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce my candidacy for
shenff'Of Cleveland county subject to the
Democratic primary on June 7, and I
assure all those who may vote lor me
that I will strive at all times to measure
up to the duties and requirements of the
office. To the men and women who vote
for me I pledge my word that I will car
ry out the duties of the office without
fear or favor and with fairness to one
and all.
tf 19c IRVIN M. ALLEN.
HOSIERY HOSPITAL, Inc.
(of Charlotte, N. C.)
Branch At
Mrs. Harmon’s Hemstitch
ing Shop
(Under Chocolate £hop)
Hosiery & Knitted Goods Neat
ly Repaired.
AU Hose Must Be Laundered.
These Hotels
Offer
Superior Accommodations for
Tons Next Visit to
WASHINGTON, D. C.
MARTINIQUE
IMh Si. st M Northwest—Ides)
ter Motorists
Slagle with hath $X.M te M.M
Double with both *5.0# te »«.«
Hamilton Hotel
ltth at K Street—la the Heart
ef the City
Magle with bath *5.00 te MM
Doable with bath *5.00 to *8.0t
CAIRO HOTEL
Quo St. at ]6th—Washington's
Tallest Bonding
Single with bath M.OO te *».50
Doable with hath *4.00 to *6.00
^ "I^HAD.a^tevera
><or[uSlifea
tioa,’Vsay(iHra.
BsJlBuc*heiaUr.
me, I almost
quit eating.
"I would burn
in my chest. I bed severe
headache, and such a tight,
smothering feeling. I would
be obliged to eat a little,
then it would hurt me.
"A friend said to me:
'Why don’t you take Black
Draught?*
"I was just too weak then
to do my work. I began tak
ing small doses after meals,
and in just a few weeks I
could eat anything 1 wanted
to, then take my small dose
of Blhck-Draught and feel
fine. I soon regained my
health and strength.”
Costs only 1 cent a doss.
TBEDFOBD’S
buck
draught
Far CONSTIPATION,
INDIGESTION,BILIOUSNESS
Wombk who need a tonic
should take Cabdvi. Used
over BO years.
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Nobody’s
Business
GEE McGEE—
Vacation Time.
flat rock, S. c., may the 22. 1930.
deer mr. editor:
it will soon be time for the poor
folks to begin to plan for a vaca
tion to the mountains and the sea
shores ansoforth. they usually start
stopping paying their grocery
bills along about may the 1, and
they get too sick to go to church
so’s they can save the nlckle the
preacher has the habint of getting
enduring the summer, and they all
so send off for pamflets telling
about the'sights and cool breezes,
and by June the 20. they have
enough monney to buy gas and oil
with.
but my editor, 1 am riting this
peace to tell the folks who hafter
pay cash for cveryth.r.g they get
including the doctor and the milk
man ho wthey might avoid a vaca
tion and be as happy as if they
was off from home, of course, me
go to cuby and cally forny both if
wo wanted to, but we prefer to do
as we have been doing for the past
10 yr. and save the difference.
after we see all of our nabors
crank up and pull out for a vaca
tion we start on our’n. we move in
to the company room and take the
sorriest mattress we can get and put!
it on the bed insted of the fether
bed and then cut down cn ham and
eggs and change our diet as toi
lers: grits and store bought butter
and weak coffee for breakfast: sam
mon balls and rice and poke sallet
for dinner: and grits and light bred
and gravy and water for supper.
after the last meal, me and mv
wife go out into the front yard and
set in the swinging settee and brag
on the cool wind which seems to be
blowing, we retire and go to bed
about 10 pm but don’t leave no wat
ter in the watter pitcher on the
wash stand and we allso see that
there ain’t but 1 towel in the room
and that the 2 cheerds is straight
tacks and rough on the boddy, we
talk awhile befoar going to sleep
and worry about folks who ain’t
able to take a vacation ansoforth.
we keep this up for 10 days and
then ray old lady gives me 25$ and
I give her 25$ and we pack up and
tell everrybody good bye Including
my grampaw and my wile's gram
paw and her 2 uncles who fought in
the war and her 3 sisters and her
family doctor when she was lltt'.e
all hanging on the wall, and then*
we move back Into our regular room
to a good bed and commence to eat
stuff that is cooked right and won’t
lay heavy on yo*e stummick amo
forth, you can print this if you w'ant
to and it might prove a lesson to
folks who can t do no better with
outside help, yores trulie,
mike Clark, rfd.
Closer Buying Club.
fat rock, S. c., may the 22, 1930.
deer editor.
1 have ben aseked by the presi
dent of the “community closer buy
ing club’’ which we organized last
week in our mist to help one anoth
er to buy closer by going in a body
togather and jewing the merchants
and the chain stoars down on stuff
we hafter have ansoforth.
this club is composed of the farm
ers and their families who wont to
jine in this big move ment and it
has already hope mr jone who had
to buy a stove last week, we alf lin
ed up in a long group of 5 chevvy
lays and 3 fords and drove to town
and went to diffrent stoars and
picked out the one she liked which
the man first asked 19$ and c98 for.
after hearing the price, we went
off and talked about the best way
to jew him down and as i am the
treasure and seeker terry, the job
was turned over to me, so 1 went
in and told the man that we had a
heap prettier stove offered us at the
pay and tote stoar for 16$ even
muny and he come down a dollar
and i made like we was going home
and he come down to the pay and
tote stoar s price and m/s. Jones gut
the monney out of her stocking and
paid for same and we went home.
we will have meetings reglar when
a man expects to buy anny thing
from annybody, and we serve sup
per ever month in a groop but ev
ery famly haster fetch their own
vittles to the meeting so’s it wont
cost nobody nothing except, we or
der off for all kin da.of CRtty logs
^o's wc can keep posted on th<*prlce
-,nd when wc want flour, we get to
gether and buy a hole barrel and
divide It up aecordln to the size of j
the famly, provided she can pay for j
that much.
this buying club is a new thing
for all of us and If wc had plenty
monney, it would work a heap fin
er, our dues Is clO per month which
pays the treasure for keepln the
books but so far, only c70 has been
paid in and the book cost c80, In
cludin the lead pencil, this cluo
means to stand by her members and
see that noboddy gets cheated, If
miss jenny veeve brown had a benn
a member of our club, she could of
got her dress at least ct8 cheeper,
but she diddent think to Jew down
who sold it to her for 2$.
we hope the peeple of other sec
tions will organize to buy closer and
keep their mdfmey at home, we do
not order nothing from mail order
houses except catty logs which
come In handy around ihc house,
we have no by laws, bul will be glad
to help organize clul^p *f the treas
ure Is paid as much as J1 for his
services, rite or foam If interested
youres truly,
Mike dark, rfd.
James A. Ramsey Of
Lawndale Dead at 54
Buried At Oak Grove Church Tues
day. Funeral Services By
Rev. C. E. Ridge.
James Albert Ramsey, of Lawn
dale, age 54 years, died May 19th,
and was burled Tuesday, May 20,
at Oak Grove Methodist Protestant
church, the funeral services being
conducted by Rev. C. E. Ridge. Mr.
Ramsey was a fine Christian gen
tleman and the large crowd attend
ing the funeral and the beautiful
flowers, attested the high esteem in
which he was held.
Mr. Ramsey was twice married.
He was first married to Alice Can
ipe, July 1903. To this union were
born five girls and four boys. His
first wife died several years ago. He
was again married to Rebecca
White and one child was borh to
this union, but it died in infancy
The widow, four sons and four
daughters survive. Mr. Ramsey was
a member of Oak Grove where his
funeral and burial took place.
Wilson Jessup, 4-H club boy of
Ringwood In Halifax county, pro
duced 54.5 bushels of corn on one
acre at a cost of 47 cents a bushel
while his father made only 60 bush
els on 3 1-2 acres adjoining at an
unknown cost, reports W. O. Davis,
county agent
Our Auction Sale Has
Closed
BUT
We Are
Giving Extra
Large Discounts
On All Purchases
Until Everything
Is Sold
•
We Will
Continue Also
To Sell On The
Easy Payment Plan
Until The Store
Is Closed Out
TKe opportunity of a life time to purchase handsome
Home Furnishing at a fraction of their original prices
John M. Best Furniture
Company
Decatur Sword.
Rlverhcad. N. Y.—Tbe Naval
Academy Is to receive n swort pre
sented to Commodore Stephen De
catur by Philadelphia. A bequest is
contained in the will of his sreat
tiephcw, William Decatur Parsons.
l.lndy Anniversary.
New York.—It wiu Just May 20
(or Colonel Lindbergh, brt three
years ago Tuesday he hopped (or
Paris arid tame. Reminded o! the
anniversary lie laughed and said
there was no celebration.
r
gfl tS a gallon
MORE than a
L&H1
SEMI-PASTE
Pai\t
gallon ?
When you add three
quarts of Linseed Oil to
a gallon of Semi-Paste
you make 1% gals, of
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paint you can obtain.
lou add the pure Linseed Oil, save $1.00 a gallon
and secure the most durable paint you can buy.
Longman & Martinez, Paint Makers, New York.
For sale by
PAUL WEBB & SON SHELBY
KEETER HARDWARE CO. RUTHERFORDTON
L D. BLANTON, Inc. MARION
RHYNE HARDWARE CO. NEWTON
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Poultry Prices
WE PAY
CASH
WE BUY EVERY
PAY
HEAVY HENS__
LEGHORN HENS..
ROOSTERS ______....
BARRED ROCK BROILERS...
(Must Weigh 2*/j lbs. or Better.)
COLORED BROILERS _______
LEGHORN BROILERS _
— BEST PRICE FOR EGGS —
18c
17c
10c
30c
'
26c
22c
All Broilers Must Weigh 2 Pounds Or More And Must
Be Full Feathered.
The Eagle Poultry Co,
NEAR S. A. L. DEPOT SAM. UDELL, Mgr
PHONE 301 — SHELBY, N. C.
For Greater Results In Selling—Try Star A civ.
Saturday
Last Day
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