Toluca And Knob
Creek Gleanings
t Special to Tile Siii. ■
Toluca, Mar w.—Tin junior B
Y, P, U. at'darjk'ntct.') drove enjoy
ed a picnic oh (op ol Carpenters;
Knob on last Saturday. Those acini?
acre Misses Ink and ' .Cathleen
I’ropst, Thomas and Odell bustle*1, |
C'orcne Seogie, Margaret Ilayic, Ed
na and Etta Shoup, Tcxie and Ag
nes M os tells, Yates and Grady Car
penter, Jacob Vickers, Ivason Bea
gle, Earl and Donald Propst, Junior
Melvin and James Connor, Joe IXufl
man. Joe Z. Cook, Charlie 3arj*n
ter. It was sponsored by J. M, Car?'
penter.
The children, relatives and friend,
gathered at the. home of Mr. ant
Mrs. Ellis Hallman on last Sunday
and gave Mr. Hallman a big dinner
RAOUL WALSHS
% MAN
WHOCAMf
BACK
They're together again
Gaynor and Farrell, those
romantic co-stars— more
lovable, more magnetic
than ever before as the
boy and girl w ho refound
themselves in each others
love.
I
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PICTURE
Today & Saturday
CAROLINA
lOc & 25c
in honor * of his 59th birthday A
large crowd was present with r v
table full of good eats,
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Sam re ■•err'
last Sunday at the home of his -,
ter Mr, and Mrs. Wet In Costner o'
Double Shoals.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hudson o:
Hickory, visited their grandfather |
Mr. S. D. .Sain on last Sunday aft- ;
ernoon.
Miss Ilene Bingham .spent Satur
day night with Miss Inez Props!
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Willis or j
Catawba county spent last Sunday I
at the home of Mrs. Will sisttr. j
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Huffman.
Mr. and Mr: Howard Sam spen !
last Sunday with Ml-. ah l Mrs j
Blaln Willis of Lincoln count/.
Master .foe Pones,t Mull of Shel -J
hy apent the week end with i
grand-parents Mr. nod Mr A T, ‘
Mull.
Rev. W. G. Camp was a dinner
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs 1
S. T, Carpenter on last Slindav |
Mr. and Mrs. B G. Yarboro and
family motored to Morganton on
last Sunday and spent the day at
the home of his brother, Mr end
Mrs. c. G. Yarboro.
Mr. A. P. Carpenter returned to i
the home of his eon Mr, Lmh Car
penter of Valdese lost week when ■
he Is nu king hir home tt present j
Miss Grace Sain of Hickory spent
the week end with Miss Mittle Slin.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Hartman
visited at the home of Mrs. Hurt
man’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis
John London of Rockdale last Sun
day p. m.
Miss Ora Sain of Morganlon spent
the week end with her paren1 Mr
and Mrs. J. L. Sain.
Miss Ima Carpenter of BoUirif
Springs jr., college accompanied by
Miss Kate: Cart 'Miter spent ate we.k
end at Iter hern1
Mr. rkiehi .s :in spent last M tit
day night at i.e iiome of Bis sir r
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Deal of Rockdale
Misses Ima and Kate •' npeot er
were Shelby shoppera on fast So* -
urda'y.
Miss Mary Lee Lul.y of Be! Wood
spent Tuesday night, will: Miss
Ruth Costner.
Says Duke Is Giving
Back What Is Due
Charges That Fortune Amassed bj
Duke Belongs to Tobacco
Farmers.
Columbia. 8, C.—The, Duke !V -
er company in its program n bene
volence in South Carolina, in aiding
hospitals and other ins'itutici.j.
has not been giving anything' to
i South Carolina. It has simply paid
back money it got from the people,
said IV. R. Bradford, of York, in de
fending in the house the proposed
power tax The bill was discussed up
and down through a long < venlng
session.
Mr. Bradford referred to the
statement made here recently by W
S. liee of the Duke Power company
that if the power tax bill is made
law the Duke company will have io
withdraw from Us charity pv.rfram,
He declared he regards Mr. Leo
highly. A fine man, he characteriasij
hint, but Ills company has been
merely giving back money it :ook
out of this state. The Duke inter
ests, Mr. Bedford said, have bought
tobacco from our farmers at p ’• y.'?
too low. They have made big ;n >r>ey
off our farmers. The power money j
for hospitals is merly being given
back.
Some iieople, at.-least, are Red
merely because they're green.-—Nash
ville Banner.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTH.'!,
llaving Qualified ss the administrator*
ci th# estate of Mrs U C. P. Hamrick,
necrosed, late of Cleveland county. North;
Carolina, this is to notify oil persons
saving claims against the estate of said
deceased to exhibit them to the under
lined at Bhelby, N C., on or before the
mh ftav ot February, 19.12. or this notice
will be pleaded In liar of their recover;
All persons Indebted to said estate olll
alease make immediate pojment.
'.nils February 3«b. 1931
r Cl HAMRICK and MRS. F. O
WEAVER. Adnuntstrumrs of tlie
Estate of Mrs t C P. Hamrick,
deceased
JUO P Mull, Alt; . #t Frb 37c
AUMIMO THATM Vs NOTIC E.
Having Qualified as . administratrix of
.ho estate ol Tom Vaughn, deceased, late
sf Cleveland county, North Carolina, tins
IS to notify all person* having claims
against the estate1 of uie said deceased to
exhibit them, proper! united to the
undersigned on or before February 13
1932, or this notice will be pleaded In bar
af their recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate will please make Immediate
payment.
This February Vi. tgji.
JULIE VAUGHN, Administratrix
Of Tom Vaughn, deceased.
M. R, Weathers, Atty. 6t Feb 13c
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having this day qualified as udihlms
rator ot the estate of Edesste McSwatn
ate ot CLeyeland county. North Carolina
,his ts to notify all persons having claims
against the said estate to present then.
,o me properly proven on or before the
16tb day of February 1933, or tilts notice
#111 tie pleaded In bar of any recovery
.hereof. All persons owing the said estate
*111 please make Immediate settlement to
lie undersigned. Tills Feb 28th. 1931,
THURFTON MeSWAJN, R-l. Blacks
burg 8 C. administrator of Edes.ue
Me Aw a in. «t 1 a.'o|
Getting
Up Nights
If Getting: Up Nights, Unclench*,
Troquent day calls. Log Pains, Nerv
lusncss, or Burning', due to function;
il Bladder Irritation, in acid comli
.Ions, makes you feel tired, depressed
:nd discouraged, try the Cysts* Test,
dforka fast, starts circulating thru
:he system in 15 minutes. Praised by
houestuls for rapid end positive ac*
Ion. Don't give up. TryCystcx (pro
ounced Btss-texl today, under the
r hi-Clad Guarantee, Must quickly
liny these condition*, improve rest
ut sleep and energy, or money back.
Jnly SOc at
SOTOfS DRUG STORE
Store Hours Saturday 8:00 A. M. to 9.00 P. M.
Saturday—hist day of Golden Arrow Jubilee Week! Last day of the six*
day drive for 1,700,000 new customers. And what a drive it has been. But
our organization was ready! Our merchandise—our values—our service
facilities—and our salespeople were keyed to the joh as never before in
Ward history'. Of course—to induce 1.700,000 customers to come to shop
in' Ward’s stores this week—WE HAVE BEEN OFFERING MANY SPE
CIAL OUTSTANDING BARGAINS. These values remain on sale tomor
row_THE LAST DAY OF THE DRIVE. To these new customers who
have become Ward customers during this event, we pledge our utmost in
Value-giving and satisfaction. COME—SEE—BUY—and SAVE! SAT
URDAY IS THE LAST DAY'.
41 - Golden Arrow Special
Beginning Tomorrow -and Continuing vor a Limited lime Only—
SHOES FOR BOYS & GIRLS
CROWING GIRLS’ PATENT ONE
TRAP with center buckle. Solid lea
ther soles; nature shape last. Sizes 2V.r
to 7. BOYS’ BLACK CALF OXFORD
. itli oak leather Goodyear welt soles
:uetaj heel clickers. Sizes 1 to 6.
Misses’ One-Straps, Only $1.00
Smart one-strap pump in black patent leather with renter
buckle. Solid leather sole and inner sole Sizes 11’ • to tr.
Spring Dresses
That Claim First Place
in the Easter Wardrobe!
$5.99
Jubilee Specials!
among the first to wear them! Tin
new print designs on dark backgrounds
, , the new high shades in fiat crepes
. . the molded lines, with deep pleats
and flares, cowl necklines, interesting
■•'eeves! Some frocks, too, with clever
jackets. Models that reflect the smart 5tiv
Avenue styles! And—at this Jubilee
Week price, there's another important
reason for buying! Women’s and Misses
size
Spring Coats
In the Rough Woolens
So Smart For Easter!
$11.00
All Specially Priced
They herald Spring with their smart bell
ed waistlines, clever sleeves, iabric scarv
es. The basket weaves, sports tweeds, and
wool crepes are the newest fabrics and
they come in black, navy and two-tons )
mixtures. See them in this specially plan- ■
ned. specially priced showing Jubilee '
Week! Women's and Misses’ sizes
fi.*■>•*•*
Airline “Lafayette
Licensed By RCA
7 Tubes . . , New!
$59.85
No \Vomit r We're the Large.sv Retail
Radio Distributors in the World!
Only $5 00 Down puts this smart
radio in your home fully equipped!
Triple Screen-Grid, Tone Control
Dynamic Speaker. Modern cabinet
of Walnut an t Oriental Wood Ve
neers!
$1.73 WF.EKKLV
SMALL CARRYING CHARGL
A JUBILEE SPECIAL!
3 Piece Suite
$5 Down, Small Carrying ( hargr
$69.50
Aȴ (toll, I
1
si.75
Weekly
Here's owe of the most outstanding furniture values of Jubilee
Week! The extra long Davenport and the unusually hign Button
back Chair are beautifully upholstered in soft-toned Jacquard
velour. The reversible cushions come in multi-colored tapestry or
all-over Jacquard mcquctte. If you need a new Suite for the
Living room you will find this a WONDERFULL OPPORTUN
ITY to SA VE!
A SPECIAL VALUE!
3 Piece Suite
$59.50
Paif Only I
$1.75
Weekly
So Down, Small Carrying Charge
Only the Last Day of Jubilee Week could bring such an out
standing value! Full size Bed . . . spacious Chest . . . with a
choice of the graceful Vanity or the beautiful Dresser. In com
bination walnut, with two-tone Oriental wood fronts; decorative
mnple overlays. You may have your choice of either framed cr i
1
Venetian mirrors. •
Sprint Sewin? Di;i Ahead!
We’re Ready rfTth 250,0*0 Kde. e
Colonial Prints
YARD
15c
Guarantee® Fast
COLORS! Dainty
floral, do* aod
check patterns.
Buy on Dollar
Day!
Volume BoTing rover
Brings This Great Value'
5-Pc. Linen Set
$1.00
Jubilee Weak
Luncheon Set in
white or with col
ored borders
Cloth 52x82 inf
4 napkins.
Large 20x40 IncK
Cannon Towel*
3 FOR
50c
Heavy double -
loop weave — in
white with fancy
colored borders.
See for fouSett These
sUndlnc Jubilee Values:
Rayon Lingerie! j
t FOB
$1.00
Bloomers, Step *
Ins, Vests, Pant*
ies! Of run-re
sistant rayon.
Lace-trimmed &
tailored styles.
Smart New Styles Direct |
From New York to Yo« j
NEW SPRING HATS
$1.00
They’re new —
They’re staple
they’re differ
ent — they are
exclusive. Beau
tifully styled. ■
These Must Be Good Values'.
We Sold 6,000,000 Pairs ;n 1930
Men’s Work Shoes
$2.39
Mahogany re-tan
uppers, oax leath
er soles, leather
heels. Riveted re
inforcements.
The Home Comes in lor lie
Share of Jubilee Savings:
Felt Base Rug!
$4.74
’loral and tile
?slgns. Water -
-oo! surface or
<?H base. • x li
t. stae.
Montgomery Ward & Co.
139-141 S. LaFAYETTE STREET PHONE 167 SHELBY. N. C.
— -tt;// pienty of Splendid Values! Buy and SA VE2■ 1;.