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JO. TAYLOR S TAXI SERV
ce, located with Sellers Shoe Shop,
jhone 602—night phone ,600. Shoe
•epairlng at new low prices. Sellers
3hoe Shop, in the building recently
racated by Ohas. A. Hoey, North La
fayette street. tf 21c
PINK IRON AND METAL CO
teh usea auto parts ten ail makes
it cars Highest cash prices paid toi
all kinds ot iunk and wrecked cars
Trade Alley, rear ot Kendall Medl
jlne Co.. Phone 580 tl 2t
ANY MAKE RADIO REP Alli
ed. Parts lor all makes. Mauney
Radio Service S. Washington St.,
Phone 518. 12t 15c ]
1 ' R ! .ENT 6 ROOM BRICK j
SUngalow. Phone 766-J. 6t-}4c ;
~FOR ~RENT? FIVeT ROOM ‘
house on Wect Warren St. All con
veniences. Nat Bowman. tf 21c
SPECIAL PATES FOR RECIU
lars. We solicit your patronage. Give
us a trial, monthly rataes. Satisfac
tion 01 no pay Green Lantern £ea ]
Room. 3-21i |
for rentTfurnished BED
rooms with steam heat. Mrs. Ellen
B. Switzer. Phone 669. 12t 16p
FOR SALE: TWO BEAGLE RAB
blt clogs. Josh Crowder, R-l, Latti
rnore. 3t 21p
SALESMEN WANTED— LOCAL
man only to work Shelby and sur
rounding counties, calling on mer
chants and business concerns or.ly
Established fine. Apply MER
CHANTS INDUSTRIES, INC,, Be*
102, Dayton, Ohio. It 23p
*~F~ WILL GIN ^COTTON ONE
more day only, January 28. R. L.
Shuford, near Polkville. - 2t 23p
FOR SALE: FINE REGISTERED
Jersey bull. Age 18 months. Easy
handled. Will exchange for dairy
Cows. N. L. Whicnant, R-5, Shelby.
2t 21p
"two, three or four horse
farm wanted with stock furnbhed.
Have good force, four plow hands
and good hoe force. Can give good
reference and agreeable. Anyone
replying please call or write to C.
It. Bowen, Shelby R-2, near Mount
Sinai church In Broad River Aca
demy school section. 2t 21p
FOR SALE: ONE UPRIGHT
three H. P. boiler and one A Hoff
man press, also good National cash
register (like new), 16 inch electric
fanNc;small desk, electric hair drier,
one vibrator and other barbef shop
end' pressing club equipment. Bos
615, Shelby, or E. 8. Hardin, Dover
Mill Boarding House. 2t 21p
Swift’s Products
Washing Powders 4 pkgs. 15c
Laundry Soap, 4 bars_15c
Sun-Brite Cleaner, large
cans____5c
Wool Soap, 5 cakes _____ 15c
Soap ■ Chips, 3 packages _ 25c
Hard Soap, 2—IGc bars _ 15c
C. H. REINHARDT
SOUTH SHELBY. 2t-21c
WANTED custom
Hatching, Newtown
Compartment Incuba
tor. H. McConnell,
Fallston Road. 4tl6c
-ATTENTION
Farmers, Merchants, Ginners,
When Offering Cottons
Would Appreciate A Call
Export and Mill Connections
W. P. HARDWICKE
Phone 406. Shelby, N. C. tfc
SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY
and Saturday only
8 lb. Bucket Lard___90c
Coffee, Fresh Ground, lb. 15c
Flour, Guaranteed, 100-lb.
Bag-___$2.50
Meal, Fresh Ground, bag 25c
No. 2 Tomatoes_10c
Pinto Beans, 10-lbs._45c
R. H. CHAMPION, SOUTH
SHELBY, PHONE 49.
2t-21c
~JOJB PRINTING O*
all kinds at 1 o w e r
prices than you have
ever paid. Phone 11
or 4-J and let us give
you an estimate o n
your next printing
order. Automat i c
presses, accurate
count. tf-24p|
AT THE PIEDMONT CAFE
Sunday, special roast turkey dinner
for 50c. li 28c
LOST: LARGE GERMAN Po
lice dog. Answers to name “Peter
Pan.” Notify Reniv Drum at Star
office. It 23p
WE PAY C A S H
far Poultry. D. A.
Beam Co. 3t-23c
FOR RENT: V. A COSTNER S
six room houce on Suttle Street. See
Plato Costner, route 6, Shelby.
2t 23p
^FOrITeNT : ”siX ROOM APART
mgnt with furnace heat. Mrs. W, I..
Packard. 3t 23c
WATCH. CLiOCK AND JEWELRY
epalrlng L G Davis next door to
■SflrdX 1 appreciate vour patron
ise large ir small tf 18c
AT THE PIEDMONT CAFE
Sunday, special roast turkey dinner
lor 50c. ' It 23c
WANTED TO BUY A LIMITED
amount of good used furniture.
Jones Furniture Co., opposite
Southern Depot, phone 662-J.
3t 23p
Reinhardt Specials
Corn Meal, 10 lbs. *__ 25c
New Cabbage, lb._._4e
frish Potatoes* 8 lbs. ___ 25c
>weet Potatoes (Kiln Dried)
8 Pounds ____ 25c
Pork Ribs. lb. _____ 12^c
Overalls, sizes 5 to 10_49c
Men’s Overalls, heavy denim,
pair _ 95c
Men’s Heavy Work Shirts 69c!
C. H. REINHARDT
SOUTH SHELBY 2t-2lc
STRAYED: BLUE JERSEY COW
about seven years old. Finder call
phone 24. D. Elmore. It 23p
FOR LETTER MEADS, ENVEL
OPES—IN FACT ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING—PHONE NO. 11.
“FORSALE^Rhode
Island Red Baby
Chicks from high-pro-1
ducing stock. Hatch!
off each Tuesday.
Also do custom hatch
ing. Write or phone
orders in advarce. B.
Austell, Earl. Phone
2613. 2t-23e
WANTED--SALESMAN— DEAL
ers. Selling experience unnecessary
but only reliable people need anply.
We supply everything — Praa’ucts.
Sales Outfits, Sales and Service
Methods that get the most bus'ness
everywhere. Superior Rawieigh Qual
lty old established demand, lowest
prices, guarantee of satisfaction or
no sale, make quick sales. 200 home
and farm necessities, all guaranteed
best values. If you arc willing to
work steady every day for good pay.
write for information how to start
your own business with our capital.
W. T. Rawieigh Co., Dept. NC-W
52-R, Richmond, Va. It 22p
~AT THE PIEDMONT CAFE
Sunday, special roast turkey dinner
for 50c. It 23c
notice or sale nr personal
PEOP.HTY.
.'ortli Carolina, Cleveland County.
Pursuant to an order made by Horace
Kennedy, recorder, of Cleveland county in
,he case State vs. J. F. Ambrocrombla.
.he said J. F Ambrocrombla having been
convicted of transporting Intoxicating li
quors by means of oue Chevrolet car. The
underslned will offer for public sale one
Jhevrfllet coupe motor No. 2387713 at the
;ourt house door In Shelby. N. C. on the
14th day of February. 1#31. at 12 o’eloc,.
ar within legal hours for cssh.
TO! the 13th dsy of January, 1W31,
I. M. ALLEN, Sheriff of Cleve
land County, 2t Jan ldc
CERTIFICATE OK DISSOLUTION.
-tate Of North Carolina,
Department of State.
i'o All To Whom These Presents May
Come—Qree ting:
Whereas, it appears to mj satisfaction,
jy duly authenticated record of the pro
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
.hereof by the unanimous consent of all
■he stockholders, deposited in my office,
,aal the Suburban-Mutual Electric Llghi
..nd Power company, a corporat.on of this
■tate, whose principal office Is situated at
Wo. -— street, In the city of Shelby,
county of CHeveland. state of North Caro
,na ijoe E. Blanton being the agent
-herein and in charge thereof, upon whom
process may be served, has complied w.th
.he requirements of chapter 23. Consolidat
ed Statutes, entitled “Corporations,” pre
,.mlnary to the issuing of this Certificate
if Dissolution:
Now Thereiore, I, J. A. Hartness, secre
tary of state of North Carolina, do hereby
certify that the said corporation did, oil
.he 12th day of January. 1931. file in my
office a duly executed and attested con
sent In writing to the dissolution of said
corporation, executed by all the stock
holders thereof, which said consent and
the record of the proceedings aforesaid
are now on file In my said office as pro
dded by law.
In testimony whereof. .1 have hereto set
my hand and affixed my official seal at
Raleigh this 12th day 6t January, A. D
1931.
(Signed) J A. HARTNESS.
Secretary of State.
i 4t Jan ISr
No Vacant Stor
Garment Facti
(Special to The Star.)
■Grover. Jan 22 —There has Jeon
several changes In business and lo
cations in town recently. The State
Line filling station that was oper
ated by Mr. Sage Sapoch last y*tsr
has been taken over by Frank and
Roy Tessenner.
Also the filling station on the cor
ner of Bob Vance and Main str.v s
that was operated by Mr. Wairer
Norman has been recentlyarepalntr'd
and improved and is now being
operated by Mr. Marvin Hamrick.
The Rainbow Novelty Co., has
moved their store room upstairs over
their sales and show room in tnr
Masonic building on Main street and
the other half of the ground fl">or
vacated by them will be occupied by
the Peoples Drug store. Carpenters
and painters are busy fitting up this
place and wnen finished it will be
one of the most attractive drug
stores in this section.
Dr. George Oates will have his of
fice In the rear of the new drug
store and he will have a much la.g
er and more convenient place i,
which to take patients.
The White building that was oc
cupied last year by the Peoples Drug
store is the only vacant store build
ing in town, and it is rumored that
it is to be fitted up for a first cl"'
barber shop In the near future and
when this is done there will not bo
a vacant place in town.
Will Enlarge Garment Factor*
The H. S. Keeter Co., is building
a large brick veneer building on B. b
Vance street which will be occupied
on or about the 1st of February by
the Bonita Garment Mfg Co. Mrs
R. D. Moss is owner and manager
of this rapidly growing business,
and when the new plant is finish
ed she will install ten more electric
machines and Will increase her work
ing force fifty per cent or more,
She Will also enlarge or extend her
line to cover every thing in wo
men's fine underwear. This is gomg
to mean much to this section as it
will help out in a large way the un
employment problem.
The Minnctte Mills has been op
erating full time for several weifcs
but they had to shut down for a day
and a half this week on account of
some repairs to the boilers, but this
was only a temporary' shut down.
Indications are good for this plant
to go on for some time at least,
much to the satisfaction of the com
munity in general.
Mr. Ray Beam, who has been con
nected with the H. s. Keeter Co., for
several years has been transferred
to one of their stores In Shelby, and
Mr. Alton Bell, has taken his place
in the store here. Thu Is In the na
ture of a promotion for Mr. Beam
Mrs. D. A. Moss has been in the
Presbyterian horpltal recently for a
very serious operation, but she Is
back at home now and is getting
along nicely, and the doctor says
that she will be entirely well In a
short time.
Epidemic of Mump*.
There has teen quite an epidemic
of mumps In and around town for
several weeks, and this has had a
es At Grover;
try To Enlarge
tendency to curtail attendance in
>ur churches and schools. Prof. Lax*
ton Hamrick was one of the suf
erers of this annoying malady and
ic had to mtys his classes for over
< week, but MTf. Hamrick took his
jlace in the school and carried oh
in a splendid way.
Little Miss Margaret Jean Ferree
»as been seriously 111 for come weeks
with pneumonia, but Is much bet
ter at this writing.
Mr. K. C. Tate has been confined
to his bed for several days with flu,
but is out again and will soon be
ible to take up his work In the new
irug store.
Little Miss Hilda Herndon spent
some time last week in the hospi
tal In Shelby, being treated for some
form of rheumatism. but she Is
sack at home now and seems to be
setting along fine.
Mr. T. S. Keeter who spent the
greater part of last year in hospi
tals and under the care of doctors
has almost entirely regained his
health and Is back at his desk, in the
postoffice.
Mrs. Monroe Beam has been quite
sick for two weeks, but is improving
In a nice way at thla writing.
Mr. S. A. Crisp was another vic
tim of the flu this week. He was in
bed for several days and Is still con
fined to his room, but hopes to. be
out again in a few days.
ALLElii SUGGESTS
Would Have State Share All St*
Month E*’>enses On t'urrent
Year Basis
Raleigh—'Svite participation in
nil the necessary current operating
expenses of the six months school
term on the basis of the current
year's business" is otie of the sug
gestions made by Supt. A T. AdJU
in his biennial report to the general
assembly, as a way of improving the
fund," says Supt. Allen, “has a two
fold purpose:
“(I) The equalization, ns nearly
as mnv be of the county tax rates
levied for the operation of the six
months school term. (2> The equal
ization, as nearly as may be of the
educational opportunity among the
children in the several counties of
NOTICE OK NAI.E or PERSONAL
PROPERTT.
North Ceroilne, Cleveland County
Pursuant to an ordar made by M. R
Weethere, recorder of Cleveland county.
State v* Buren Green, said Buren Oreen
harms been convicted of tranaportln# In*
toxlcatln liquors by means ol one rord
roadster. The undersigned will sell at
nubile auction eale at the court house
door In Bhelby. N. C., on the Uth day of
February, l»Jl, at 13 o'clock noon or
within legal hour#, the following described
propertv: One Ford roadster, motor No
A2S3370S.
Terms of sale. This the 13th dey of
January, 1031,
2t 10c I. M. A1XKN, Sheriff.
for
ng powder
is the
Uie K C Baking Powder the next time
you bake and judge Hi quality by
reiulti. You will find Inert it none better
—purer or more efficient.
You lave in buying and tave in «•)«•
K C Baking Powder.
IT’S DOUBLE ACTING
25 ounces for 25c
BAKING
POWDER
MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR COVERNMtN
the .state.
"I should dke to suggest. two wav*
however," Supt Allen continues. "In
which the administration of this
fund can bring us a little closer to
even tax rules and Also a little
.loser to equallaed educational op
portunity
“First State participation In all
necessary current operating expen
ses of the six months school term
tt does not lake into considerate
the tncrcme'U on teachers snui
nor the full lumber of addition:!
teachers made necessary by lncea.-,
ed attendance In many counties a
much larger pe.centrge Is necessary
than the 10 pe- cent allowed In i • i
3tate approved budget for current
expenses other than salaries ant)
transportation.
"Second, .nake the state part'd
patlon on the basis of the current
years business Instead of the previ
ous yeai as Heretofore. At present
the state, in making up the amount
n each county m which it will ,>
ticipate looks backward to last years
'tisiness.
In my opinion both the state id
rounty should sit down together and
face the business of the cumu»
year and agree upon the amount of
state participation that would be
fair and equitable among all the
counties.’*
Consider these outstanding
Chevrolet values
Si_...‘sio
.*478
*w«wt $111*
....... •543
.*535
.. *545
ST^T...... .$575
*«35
SmM
*650
•HrxMM ffln. All prUmmJ, ». k. m*t, Mlrhtgmm
Before investing your money in a new auto
mobile, you will And It worth while first to
leorn what Chevrolet haa to offer.
Each of the nine new models is a fine ear—a
quality pfoduet throughout. Each is designed,
built, finished and equipped to standards that
are entirely new in the low-price field. Tet
Chevrolet’s reduced prices are not only the
s
lowest in Chevrolet history, but are among
the eery lowest in today’s motor ear market.
Cause In. See the new Chevrolet SU. Drive it.
Cheek the prices—and you will realise why
It la called the Croat American Value.
front Flaw of CWrvlot SpoH if«M
See your dealer below
D. H. CLINE, Inc.
Shelby, N. C.
ALSO DEALERS IN CHEVROLET- SIX-CYLINDER TRUCKS. *355 |o MK, t o. k. Flint, Michlcmn
TOOTS AND CASPER-_The Sting Of Defeat.
CP*
CTTEMENTT
THE: NAT IOW \b AT
FEVER HEAT 0ECAUEE
A £reat BABY
Yb OKI AMD AVON4r
THE THOU6>ANDE> OF
INFANTE* ENTEOEP ARE
"BUTTERCl'~
AND '
Ter)DY HOOFER
ILL EITHER owe.
of them
0E AMON^r
THE FIVE
PKTZE
♦t*
. *>ON
AWD HEIR OF COLONEL
HOOFER* WILL HE
BE AMONLt THE
PRIZE WINNERS2
THE APPLE- OF C AMPERE. EVE *
WILL HE ©BlW^r HOME
"THE &ACOKJ «* (g) I»SI
<^O^H.TX>TB, I LL \
NEVER CLOBE MVEYEB V
Until the PR ite winneoe.
ape ANNOUNCED*. » AIN'T EELFlEH'
I'LL BE BATiEFiED IF BvjTTEPCUP
ONLT WINE FIFTH PRK2E.PPCMOED
that colonel hoofepb babv
^ - —tfv- DOESN'T WIN A ^
WtgffT .PBI7EAT All!
IF MV BABV Vn/IN*^ ILU
BE THE happiest txu'l
IKI THE WOPlD*. IT VVOULP
TAlZE THE «5T»N^ OOT
OF THE PE FEAT CAMPER
HAN PEP ME AT THE
CLUB?. ELECTION- S
ROOT! w 4 I HOPE
FOR.
THAT
-- i inni >
Butter / Colonel >
CuP1 J hoofers
S--7-^V BABV WILL
WIN
I I
EITHER of
THEM WILL
- WIN A PRIZE1.
AN OUTSIDER
WILL COP
^THfc BERRIED1.
<\/V
Coloneu
hoofer
IO. FQMD OF
J5UTt«RCoP
8UT HE.
HOPES- TO
eauARe up
KIATTER^
WITH
CAMPER-'
*—e
IMMY l lURPH1/
WILL BUTTERCUP WIN ?
HA? TEPPV HOOPER A CHANCE?
o c::^r-rrr=,y.:.:,jsp
PRIZE ‘WINNER^ WILL,
0E ANNOUNCED NEXT WEPNES
pay :
Will Casper’s Dreams Come True?
I WONDER IP
Buttercup will
WIN A PRIZE IN
THE 4REAT BABV
Content, camper?
I CAN HARDLY WAVY
FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY
TO HE
RESULT!
OU5>T <=>0 COLO^l
HOOFER*? Baby
DOESN'T Win A
PRIZE ILL BE
c>»ATie,FiED> TOOT«b’
I COULPN-T 'sTAKIP
for him to put n
over on my
But tercup*
AIL VOU VE 607 -70 DO «e>
WIN THt?, (Y>N7Ee-T BUTTERCUP
AND FAME AND FORTUNE »8>
't'OuRtf?! THl<5 l«> VOUR Bl<£r
CHANCE' OPPORTUNITY i«=?
wnocwtn^ ay Your door
with a ban^;, ___
thf wiKitsiea
k, <^ETO A f>^00.°S.
V ca^h prize., and
he ll PR-OBABLV 4ET
A FLOCW OF MOVIE
OFFERS, ETC —
“THE DOU^H
WOULD FLOW INI
OH boy'
A VI' SVCH A
•SWEET DREAM'
Col hoofer
rpNFlDEViT BABY
WlU. WIN X what -
MAKK> HIM *X> <S\JOE ?
Who are You
ROOTUL^ FOR
BUTttRCUF
/ OR - _
TEDI>Y HOOFER?