Nobody’s Business CEE McGEE—• the Clark family tree Jhon Clarke started the Clark fnmily tree when he ascended from england and married Julie smith on the mayflower which landed at Ply mouth rock and they had 4 off springs, visscly: jhon, jtm, Julie. Jr , and a pair of twins which dide with the hives ansolorth. the first limb to start off was Jim who married a girl from the south and him and her had 7 or 8 off springs which moved to georgy and took up farming and from them, my ann cestors sprung and started the hob Clark limb which had t> twigs as followers: dude, hide, -scud, dud. bud and mud. dude left georgy far texas one night onner count of a horse and was never saw afterwards and his limb will hatter be left off. hide got killed befoar he rot married by calling a man a lie who waid ;>80 pounds and scud married salltp Jenkins and she quit him befoar annybody was born to them and HOSIERv IIOSIMTAU Inc (Of Charlotte N <: » fir\nrh At Mrs. HarmoA> ilc'mftt.Itching !Sh«p (Ufiilrr (.'tiOhMitU! Shoo) Hosiery iwrt Kitittrtl timid? NrsUj li«04ire«l 4tl Hn« Musi Be 0*unri«*f<d PILES YIELD TO CHINESL HERB Don't goffer another minute front t>llud. itching, protruding or bleed in* Piles without testing the ncwenfe ana fastest acting treatment out. Hr, Klxon’s Chtnnrotd, fortified with raro, Imported Chinese Herb, with amexlng power to reduce swollen tissues, brings esse and comfort in A few minutes, enabling; you to worlc and enjoy life while It continues ltd soothing, heeling action. Don't da isy. Act In time to avoid a danger ous end costly operation. Try Dr. Mixon's Chlnsrotd under our guar antee to satisfy completely end he {Worth 100 times the aniaU coet nr Jour money bacH. BOTTLE'S DRUG STORE "YOU"1 SAVE! IN BUYINC BAKING IW POWDER You uv« in tiling KC.Um LESS then o( blgli priced brand*. PRlCfi ** FOR OVIR ^ <o YEA*^ If* OOUILt ACTING MltUONSOf POUNDS UStD ItV OUR COVERNMfNT constipation ^ Bad ■ stubborn case of constipation aft«r a very severe spell cf grip," says Mr. John B. Hutchi son, of Neosho, Mo. "When I would get consti pated. I’d feel so sleepy, tired and worn-out "When one feels this way, work is much harder to do, especially farm work. I would hnve dizzy headaches when I could hardly eee to work, but after I read of Black Draught, 1 began taking it I did not have the headache any more. "When I have the slug gish, tired feeling, I take a few doses of Black Draught and it seems to carry off the poison and I feel just fine. I use Black Draught at regular inter vals. It is easy to take and 1 know it helps me." This medicine is com posed of pure botanical roots and herbs. jThedford’* Ej Wombn who DM.! a tonic ahouVJ tnki- CAitpnt <;»ed <w . 50 yntm. married jake .silver who dlde Mites tale, so the papers red. diid passed away with liver coin- , plaint which Rive him the yallerj jandera In 18 and 77 and was ber ried at new hope amongst a crowd • of sorrowing friends as be alwav;! made the fires and rung the hell in the church ateepie..which fell one time and broke his arm and the clapper and his wldder got married the next month and moved to n C with ail his off springs, so there is a nuther limb to be left off. bud was my grate grand f ather and he raised a line set of boys one of which was my folks and some promipent off springs was the re sult of matrimony with miss sal lie sue eddards Including me and i| have hell all kinds of Important jobs and am now kurrlner of my home county and Increased blrncs-, the first year %65 ansoforth. . 1 have benn engaged in nmnnv lines of work and befoaf polly tick ■ was took up, l was a farmer for a few years and after falling out with the fedral land bank and turning 89 akers over to them, 1 moved close to town and took up beef peddling and all o trucking some with cab bages and colardi and a few chick-: ens. j iin<l now J am independent, of the i '.olj for <r living find get my du ck front the government each month, n gardless of inquesies or other .troubles such as boll weevils and pantcks. scy the Clark family tree is hereby traced down to me and i am on the top limb and expect to stay there, whoever wants more Infor mation about the Clark genner ra tion will plese rite or foam me for same. yores truile, • mike Clark, rid. flat rock happenings. a right smart of sickness is still amongst us and the Indian doctor is kept bizzy making medison for some of the folks that can't get the reglar doctor to call on them onner count of they quit paying him for same, some folks think that the undertaker is hopping to finance the Indian doctor. there will be no preechlng at the first church next Sunday as the pas ture is off on a vacation for his helth which broke down on him not long ago while running a pro track ted meeting when 9 was saved by babtlsm and 4 by letter, and here is hoping that they will stay saved so's he won’t be broke down again next year re-clainung them. six or seven dlffrent boys and girls have Jined the h-4 club and it looks like they mean bizness if they can get some peddy greed seed and u few shipped-ln pigs and hens to raise, mr. mike Clark, rfd, has of fered a prize for the 6 biggest eggs laid by the members of the club which is a 1 dollar bill, and allso c50 for the fattest ptg turned out by november the 1. more of them can compeet If they want to. an all day singing will take place Was Revelation To Her, She Says "After all the medicines I’d taken without any real results, Sv gon was a revelation to me,” stated 'Trs. Emma Duncan, 7 Morning St., MBS: EMMA !H .1 VN Raleigh. **I suffered all the time with awful sick headaches and diz ziness; everything I ate soured and I fermented: and I felt so dull and drowsy I could hardly drag myself through my housework. Sat-yon built up my strength and appetite' at one?, and the indigestion, dizzy spells and headaches disappeared entirely. Sargon Soft Mass Mils reg ulated me perfectly, without the least diseoipfort or distress. I'm now enjojdnj| ^pleotiid health, and am briirful of strength and energy." Sold in Shelby by Cleveland Drug Company, in Kings Mountain by Summers Drug Co. ad next Sunday at. rehober church, which wil be led by mr. mike Clark rfd. anti the organ will be perform ed by miss salle Clark who grad ur'ilirt In niusick nt the girls hi. last fall, but has hot beirn able to get it job leeching oner count of she lost her dlpplomer when we moved last year, all come and fetch "songs of joy and love” and any other hook you might have. Ihi* ladies mission" merry society of tills place hell an old time quilt ing; at mi's. brown's last tuesclay and-j it turned out to be an Intrusting! meeting, but as the man who was i to send the cotton battinR over ,to| go Into the quilt got drunk and tor got it, no rail quilting work Was done, but mrs, brown turned the meeting into a patching arid darn ing club and all of mr brown’s old clothes was fixed up in good shape for once In his Hie. monthly dews was collected which come to c5fi. tea and crackers was served; the culler skeem was jhonny quill well, mr. editor—times is not pet - ting much better, the bonus has hope J of our boys to get new cars and 4 to pay. for the ones they al reddy had and the preccher got 1 dollar from sum snlllson. the repub licam certainly have took the ex soldier off of their feet and, they seem to be enjoying a good time for the pres; ent. rite or foam when you miss bearing from me weakly, yores I rube, mike Clark, rfd. Graham School To Profit By Picture Graham school parent-teachers association is sponsoring Tlic Spoilers” which will show Saturday at the Carolina Theater. The P. T. A. of this school Is endeavoring to raise money with which to ouy cur tains for the stage In the audito rium and those who attend the Sat urday show at the Carolina wl'.l n» t only see a good picture, but will help the school in its endeavor. A former circus acrobat Is now a Chicago politician. Well, It takes an acrobat to stay on the fence and in the middle of the road at the same time.-—Nashville Southern Lumber man. 666 LIQUID or TABLETS urc Colds, Headaches, Fevei 6 6 6 SALVE CURES BABY'S COLD Woman Come* To Life In Coffin Ask* For Glass of Water Sh'.rt'y Ite fore Time For Ilurial. Been “Dead" Two Days. Santiago, Chile —A dispatch to La Naclon from Los Angeles. «n the province of Btogio, said a 22-year old woman, who apparently had !>een dead two bays and nights, "came to life" Sunday in her coffin thereby escaping burial alive by three hours. A physician said (he young wo man Miss Acuna Castillo. lUffftrcc : from a case ot prolonged catalepsy j The family and friends of the wo- ' man had neared the end of a period of mourning when she moved her arms and head nnd opened her tightly closed Ups. tn a quiet v dec she said: ‘'Please give me a glass of water.” Most of us Won't . be contented with our lot till It's a lot more - Arkansas Gavotte. EXECUTRIX N NOTICE. Having fj ha lifted as **Hecutrtx ot the cp ate of Sarah Witherspoon. deceased o\ 'Ivvilutifi comity. North f’urofina this* if o notify ait pertoox-'having ciituns again* the said estate to present same to nv • roptirlv verified on or before the t3th lav of February, 13^2. or this notice wii he pleaded tn bar ot any recovery thereof All ntirron.H owina the sale! estate wll oleaire make immediate settlement to th< undereiKned This February n. 1931 Wll.UK WITHKR3POON. Rxecutrl> of Estate of Sarah Witherspoon de ceased. M U Weather* Mt.v. «t Feb I3r No. 1 township Surprise Birthday For Frank Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bridges Have New Son. (Special to The Star.i No. 1 Township, Mar. 19 Mr Frank Bailey was given a surprise : birthday dinner Sunday. A largo1 Lots of propie are against Prohibi tion because it doesn’t work, while I others are against it because it' works too well.—Dallas News. “I caught, my husband playing i kiss-in-the-ring,” said a woman in cotirt recently. Many a husband has! been cought by this method.—Pass ing Show. NOtICE OF SUMMONS North Carolina. Cleveland County. In the Superior Court. Virginia C Wells. Plaintiff v*. \lvln Wells. Defendant The deiendant Alvin Wells will take no tice that an action, us above styled. has nmi rommenced tn the superior court ol Cleveland county, ol which Shelby ts the county real, wherein the plaintiff putt on., for ah absolute divorce from the de* endant named, on statutory grounds; and aid Alvin Wells, defendant, will lal;< loitre that he ts required to appear at the ourt house In said city, county and state md at. the office of the clerk of superior ourt thereof on or before tht 30th day ol Mar.. A D., 1931, and answer or demur to the petition herein or that the -plaintiff w ill ipply at term time for the relief demand <1 m said petition and complaint. I his ,0th day of February. 1931. W. 8. Beam. Attorney for Plaintiff. It Feb 20c Of Week A. M HAMRICK. Cleric Superior Court. For Best Results Use SCO-CO SPECIAL FLOWER, GARDEN AND LAWN MIXTURE. ITS BETTER AND CHEAPER. SOLD IN 200 lb.; 100 lb.; 50 lb* 10 lb. Package. THE SOUTHERN COTTON OIL CO. Phone 577 — Shelby, N. C. n*WMCkwral«l ConmmrtM* &Wtol«t-fr»Jinl at Cmmt Motor* Consider what yon get for what yon pay Today, ffpetlilly. It la wIm to consider ruefully just what you get for.every dollar you pay. Be certain that the automobile you buy represents the latest standard of motor ear value. Quality never cost leas than it does in the new Chevrolet SU. And in the long run, quality makes a big differ ence in the satisfaction you get out of the money you spend for an automobile. New Low Price*—Roadster, $175; Sport Roadster with rumble seat, $195; Phaeton, $510; Standard Coupe, $535; Coach or Standard Fht-Window Coupe, $545; Sport Coupe (rumble seat), $575; Fire-Passenger Coupe, $595; Convertible Cabriolet, $615; Standard Sedan, $635; t Special Sedan or Convertible Landau Phaeton, $650. Prices f. o, b. Flint, Mich. Special equipment extra. Low deliveaed prices and easy terms. NEW CHEVROLET SIX The t -at American Value Stw Yonr Dottier Below C*!NE,|p-. Sh V,M. C. ALSO DEALERS IN CHEVROLET SIX-CYLINT1FR TRUCKS. J.1S5 to IMS. I. o. b. FHnt. MIcKknn .rowel was present and enjoy, d the bountiful dinner which was served In picnic style. Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Byars visited relatives in Converse, s. C, Satur day, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hawltlhs vis ited Mr. and MrS. Furman Jolley near Ellenboro Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jolliy were the dinner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. Wofford Hicks of the it ace - path community. Mr. aiid Mrs. Herman Byars spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs ihli McCraw of Gaffney, S. C, Miss Wilbur Earl was the ruesdey night guest of Miss May me Sari. Mr and Mrs, Willie Byars '. ad as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs Dick Holland and children and Mi: Ola Christie and children ail of Con verse. Those calling at the home if Earl Bridges Saturday were Mr. ar.c,i Mrs. Darie Martin of Shelby, Mrs J D. Byars. Mrs. Tlirtmer Humphries. Mrs Robert McCraw, Mrs. Grigg H tmph He* and Mrs. George Humphres. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lester are vis iting Mi and Mrs. Shelly vfcOraw, of Grassy Pond community Mr and Mrs. Earl Bridges ire the proud parents of a little son, bom March 12. Mr. and Mrs. Garland Hamrick have moved from this community to their home which they recently pur chased near Gaffney, S. C. A large crowd enjoyed a 'Inglrv? at Camp Creek church Tuesday night. HOME OWNED STORES cn J s o U 7) a Ld z £ o uj s 0 1 tk. quality Food •kelvei MjKei iKj tk* that fill Mi proverbial And th* end it* convenience •ervice km)! for •tOrf youri Flour Snow King Baking Powder “ 23c Pillsbury’s Pancake Flour,pig. Have Pancakes for Breakfast Tomorrow—Make the Best With Pillsbury’ “True Fruit Flavors” Mi-Gel 2 Pkgs. ... .... 15c SAUER’S FINE Extracts 2 SMALL Q r BOTTLES LtD C LARGE BOTTLE 25c WATAUGA 2 NO. 21 CANS staI.ev s blue label SYRUP 5 l(vn 39c LIPTON'S Delicious! o 10c Satisfying! CKOS. Refreshing! KRAUT GREEN BEANS - large can ... 15c Linford BAKING POWDER Lb. Can . 28c ~ JUMBO reanut Butter Lb. Jar .. ..... ...... 25c ~CL EEN^M A D E SPAGHETTI, NOODLES OR Macaroni 3 Pkgs..25c DIAMOND 10 MATCHES - 3 boxes . 10c BLU-KROSS Toilet Tissue - 3 rolls .. 23c FRENCH’S MUSTARD - 2 jars .. 25c FI LL CREAM CHEESE Lb. 21c fancy eating • APPLES - Don. ......... 25c CRISP ICEHERG LETTUCE - Head .. . Sc FANCY UREAKFAST BACON Lb. . 34c FANCY CORN — Can . 10c SAUSAGE MEAT — 2 lb. can . 25c CALIFORNIA EVAPORATED PEACHES - 2 lbs. . .. . 25c r.a G.Ldry.Saap “The World’s p. Largest Selling / Laundry Soap” 1 cakes 2ic SUTER SUDS PERFECT SUDS IN A HURRY! Pkg. 9c Palmolive Soap Recommended Bv lundreds Of Great Beauty Experts! 3 cakes 23c SHELBY 3—20—31 HOME OWNED STORES turn G § n G £ W h a c/> O n ci

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