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FREE MAP OF THE COM
plete highway system ol
Cleveland county, showing
the roads taken over by the
state under the new highway
law. You can secure one of
these maps 16x17 inches by
paying $1 or more on sub
scription to The Star. tf 4p
WAI'CH. CLOUR AND JEWELK.
repairing L. C Davis next door to
Eftrd's t appreciate vour patron
age targe or small tf We
USED AUTO PARTS
FINK IRON & METAL CO.
Trade Alley. Phone 680.
tf-30c
FOR SALE—ONE GERMAN 3 P
lice dog, 18 months old, named W
with registration papers from a fine
strain of blood. He is a wonder! J
guard for the home and bis friends
Can be seen at 312 E. Marion S .
Phone No. 311-J.
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
users m Cleveland county of Gen
eral Electric Refrigerators and not
one has ever spent one cent tor
service Robert C Herd. Dealer. 8
Washington 8t., Shelby tf 25c
FREE, NEW HIGHWA V
map of Cleveland county
showing the 793 miles of roads
to be taken over by the state
under the new road bill. You
can get one of these maps by
paying $1 or more on your
subscription to The Star, tfp
LOST: TUESDAY IN SHELBY, A
small Pox Terrier, brown and white
spotted, with a leather collar. Find
er notify D. M. Jones, Star route,
Lattimore. Reward. 2t 27p
DON’T LET YOUR
repair jobs eost you
too much, see Mauneyj
Auto Parts Co. tfc
PAY $1.00 OR MORE "ON j
subscription to The Star and!
receive free, the new highway
map of Cleveland county. It
shows the various types of
roads, township lines, towns,
targe streams and consolidated
schools. The map is just, out.
Get yours now. tf 4p
ANY MAKE RADIO REPAIRED.
Parts ol all makes Mauney Radio
Service, 3. Washington St.. Phone
518. tf 6c
NOW OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
Washing and greasing. Standard
Products and Service. Stanley ana
Son, Corner LaFayette and Sumter
Streets, Phone 642-J 6t 20c
SEE GEO. ALEXANDER FOR
fine watch repairing. Prices moder
ate. Your work appreciated. Next
door to Stephenson Drug Store
12t Mch 23p
FOR RENT: ONE OR TWO
rooms in my home, 408 South
Washington St. J. M. Black. 3t 27p
” FOR SALE—SEED
Corn, Golden Yellow,
two ear prolific. D. A
Beam Co. Phone 130.
3t-28e
GET YOUR MULE SHOED ALL
round for 50c, you to furnish shoes.
Bull tongue and twister plows re
pointed and sharpened, two for 5c.
Heeler plows sharpened for 7 1-2 to
15c each. Bring your com to our
mill. Corn cleaned and ground
Proctor and Gold between Metcalf s
and Double Shoals. 3t 23c
SHELBY POTATO 8TORAGE
nouse will start treating potatoes
March 26, 1931. Three cents per
bushel will be charged. 3t 23c
CONSULT QUAL
ITY Cleaners before
having your Spring
Cleaning done. Phone
100. 4t-27c
NOTICE TO PATRONS OP LAT
timore Potato House: Potatoes for
bedding will be treated Wednesday,
March 18th, Wednesday. April 1st,
and Wednesday, April 15th. A
charge of 3 cents per bushel will
be made. No potatoes may be stor
ed neat fall unless grown from seed
treated at the house It 16p
IT WILL PAY YOU
to see us about your
next repair job.
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc
THE STAR IS WORTH
the price asked—less than the
cost of a 2c postage stamp
per issue, but a new highway
map showing the 793 miles ol
roads in Cleveland county to
be taken over by the state,
will be given free to subscrib
ers paying $1 or more on sub
scription. tf-4p
JUST RECErviD A ^RJSH
supply of Garden seed. Loose trails
and corn. We have them. See is be
fore you make garden. Hord and Son
Lawndale. 9-16-.;
IT COSTS BUT A FEW CENTS
a day to protect your income when
disabled from sickness or accident.
Write for full details, North Ameri
can Accident Insurance Co., Box 12,
Shelby, N. C. tf 23c
CALL 832 AND LET US SEND
.or your car and Wash or Grease tt
for 75c each The Auto Inn, next to
the Whiteway Dry Cleaners tf 30c
FOR PLUMBING
and Repairing Phone
329, W. T. Randall.
9t-llc
FOR RENT; SIX-ROOM HOUSE,
U5 North Washington St Immed
ate occupancy. Louis M Hamrick,
phone 105. tf 4c
NOW IS THeT TIME TO
get chicks for high price fall
eggs. Hatch off every Tues
day. Custom hatching Satur
days. Suttle’s Hatchery. 2t23
CALL US FOR
Plumbing- and heat
ing, new and remod
eling. Repairing done
promptly. Modern
Heating and Plumb
ing Co., Phone 569. tf
MR FARMER: YOUR BEST
crop insurance isfa good Standard
Southern Fertilizer made by Na
vassa Guano Co. See J. J. Latti
more. Agent tf 18c
FOR "RENT: FIVE ROOM HOUSE
on West Warren St. All conven*
iences. Nat Bowman. tf 4c
WHEN IN NEED OF CORRECT
job printing call No. 11, The Star
office and a representative will c«i!
upon you.
DR. SCHOLLS, Foot
specialist, will be at
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
on Friday, April 3rd.
Free examination.
4t-25c
DOES YOUR ROOF
r ea1r? See J. W. Den
on, Hoey Ant., rear
^ostoffice. He posi
wely p-oaran+^os his
-rov1- A-J.
C. B. EUIOTTS STORE.
Guaranteed Pure Coffee _*_12c lb
98-lbs Isaac Shelby Flour.$2?<J
Sugar, any quantity, lb......' r>c
Pinto Beans, any quantity, lb. .5c
Home-made Molasses, gal_75o
26-ft. Rone plow-line ..._:,!£*•
Big Winston Overalls (men) ..$128
Carolina Special Work Shirt... /Ho
Mens Straw Hats_ ..... .'Sic
30x4-50-21 (Joodyear Pa^Jifind
tires .. $5.6.1
5 gal gas. 1 qt. oil...$1.10
ELLIOTT’S STORE near Polk villa.
*-27c
YOUR MOTOR RE
BUILT like new. Let
us save you money.
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc
NOTICE, I HAVE
sold m y plumbin^
business to Model
PlumhiVcr & Heatm®1
Co. W. H. Yeago will
v*e with th^m Phone
569. W. E. Vickerv.
I»t20c
"LOST: GOLD MUSIC MEDAL IN
Shelby about Wednesday. Notify
Mrs. B; L, Brooks, phone 766-XJ
2t 30c
Highs Play 3 Games 1
This Week; Win One
Charlotte Here Thursday. Play
Lowell Friday. Defeat Kinds
Mountain.
The Shelby High baseball
team will play three contests
this week. Thursday afternoon
the strong Charlotte team will
come here for a game. Friday
the locals travel to Lowell for a
contest and Saturday go to
Bolling Springs for a game.
Barely Win.
Playing in football weather
here Friday afternoon the locals
barely slipped over a win on the
Kings Mountain tram 8 to 7.
The win gives the Morrismen a
fifty-fifty break for the season.
On general play the Shelby
team looked considerably better than
In the first game of the season with
Cherryvllle and as a unit appeared
to be a superior club to the visiting
team, yet numerous errors, the ma
jority of them “bonehead" plays
kept Kings Mountain In the run
ning.
Woody" Whisnant did the hurl-;
ing for Shelby and worked well on
occasions. He again demonstrated
thafc he has the ‘‘stuff’ on the ball,
but his main weakness seems to be
in not knowing how to use it. Time
after time he tried to whip his fast
ball by strong right-hand hitters
when he should have been curving
them. As a result the Christenbury
boys banged out a number of lusty
hits. At that the breaks were against
Whisnant and Big Peters hurled the
final inning.
Shelby had the visitors scoreless
for several innings, the score being
3-0. With two outs on Kings Moun
tain a visiting batter hit to Shorty
McSwain on second. The second
sacker shot it a little high and pull
ed Wilson off first base. Instead of
stepping back on the bag Wilson at
tempted to punch the runner, the
ball was knocked out of his hand
and the runner was safe. Kings
Mountain then proceeded to score
three ruus when the side should
have been easily retired. At another
time Mayhew and McSwain mussed
up an easy double play, and later in
the game Carter walked off third
base thinking three were out when
only two men were down. He was
tagged for the third out Whisnant
helped the mental blunders along by
throwing out the batter when run
ners were on first and second and
the man nearest home could have
been cut down.
A series of wild plays in the ninth
Inning enabled Kings Mountain to
lock the score 7-all, but Wilson got
on base and Mayhew lopped a sin
gle over first to score him and win
the game.
Despite the eccentric fielding of
the Shelby team the club looked
considerably better and had more
punch than in the first game with
Cherryville.
However, still more improved play
will be necessary to give Charlotte
anything like a hard battle Thurs
day.
Charktte Here
The Boiling 8prints college -
Shelh.v high baseball game rain
ed out here Saturday will be
played in the local park tomor
row, Tuesday.
The hour for the game will be
3:30, the same hour as the game
here Thursday afternoon with
Charlotte.
Four demonstrations tn feeding
swtne for market are being conduct
ed by Beaufort county farmers to
determine the value of corn when
marketed through hogs.
STAR ADVS. PAYS
Spangler Fights
Headline Bout At
Kings Mtn. Soon
2*—SPANGLER. — sport sure
'T»kr» On "Kid" Harmon. Bessemer
City Scrapper. Good Pro
gram On.
Jerome Spangler, Shelby's
chunky lightweight boxer, will
take on “Kid'* Harmon. Besse
mer City scrapper. In the main
bout of a boxing program at
Kings Mountain Saturday night,
April 4.
The promoters say the Bessemer
boy t* out to floor Spangler, but
supporters of the local glove-pusher
say that's something few light
weights hereabouts can do, and a
lively fray la anticipated.
The semi-final will be a heavy
weight colored bout between "Ice
house Kibbler, of Kings Mountain,
S P E C I A L
DEMONSTRATION
Does it
Have you callouses, cramped toes or burning
sensations at the ball of the foot? How
to get relief from this or any other Foot
Trouble will be demonstrated at our store
FRIDAY, APRIL 3
by a Foot Comfort Expert of the Chicago
Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, noted Foot
Specialist — No Charge for His Services!
If you suffer from your feet, it will be to your everlasting benefit to
visit our store on tne above date. You will receive an analysis of
Pedo-graph prints of your stockinged feet and be shown exactly
what your foot trouble is.' The Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy
you need is then demonstrated so that you may know how com*
pletely comfortable it w ill make your feet. All this without cost toyoul
• EDCEI Each visitor to our store during this a
P K. EES Demonstration will receive a earn pie of “
• Dr. Scholl’s ZINO-PADS for Corns, and A
a copy of Dr. Scholls booklet. ’’The Feet and Their Care.” w
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
Shelby, N. C.
and Kid Jones, ol Gastonia.
There will be two other good pre
liminaries and a battle royal in
which five colored youths will swat
each other.
The bout will be In the Webb
building and a portion of the pro
ceeds will go to Associated Chari
ties.
It Pay* To Advertise
WE KNOW
YOUNG MEN
WHO
ARE MAKING
$15 TO $20
PER WEEK
—and are spending every
cent of what they earn
on things they could do
without. They nre not
saving a penny a week.
— IF —
—they would only stop
: ind think what a thous
>nd or two dollars or
i 'ven a few hundred do!*
’ars would mean to them
later on when they will
want to go into some
business or make an in
vestment or marry, they
would go into reverse
this minute and start
living—
Think Thi* Over
Young Man
Come In today and start
a few B. & L. Shares and
save your money. You’ll
need It later on—just as
sure as you are born.
J. L. SUTTLE,
See.-Treas.
CLEVELAND
BUILDING
& LOAN
ASSOCIATION
In Shelby and suburbs you can get FKE
STAR EACH AFTERNOON of PUBLICA
TION DAY by paying the Carrier Boy who
masses your door, 25c per month.
EASTER—the fashion parade—the one time in the yea]
when everyone aims to look smart and stylish—is bui
a few days away now.
Your Spring coat, your suit, your knitted dresses (which
will again be as popular as ever) your fur neckpieces,
your gloves.
You’ll be surprised how many items of your apparel
need renewing and re-smarting.
And that’s the reason we want to remind you that the
usefulness of the dry cleaners, the skill of the dyer, and
the craftsmanship that moulds back shape and smart
ness Into your clothes is available for you, if you act
luickly.
Assemble your bundle now. Remember Easter is next
Sunday, so give us time to get the work done before the
'ast minute rush hits us. When you see the smartness
and economy we bring, you can plan your Spring cloth
ing budget with new interest and assurance.
IT'S PONE US—WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER.
ALSO CASH AND CARRY PRICES.
SHELBY
Dry Cleaning
Company
WEST MARION STREET
OPPOSITE ESKRIDGE GARAGE
rHE STim EVERY HER Dtr S2.51 PER YEAR
TOOTS AND CASPER
Rapid Growth.
I'LL PLANT THI<=>
APPLE SEED HERE
AND WATCH IT
L^ROW. 0OME DAY
ILL PICV A LOT
OP APPLET OFF A
OFZL*>1
I •s.TUCU' "THAT
©Tick: IN THE
4R0UND To
MARk THE
©POT WHERE
, THE 9-EEP
PUANTEOi
f WeOE-9 “THE LITTLE I
apple tree You bought)
AY THE rr-/ —
NURSERY,
MA'AM.
* i want 'You
to plant nr
pop MS, TOO'.
3et it about
WHKPS THAT
•stick »&;
JBUI,
^ COME TO THINW'.
OF IT MAYBE I p
Setter water.
THE *30IL AROUND I
s THAT ‘SEED 1 J
v i j^r^ _
The Colonel’s Presentiment.
• OUST SAW
Your wife. ridin4
Pown the street 4
•M A TAXI-CAB,
COLONEL HOOFER.!
ISN’T THAT SORT
OF BXTRAVA^ENT ? j
I WATCHED THAT
TAXI UNTIL IT
DISAPPEARED PROM
3»4HT, CASPER*
) ALMOST WISH I
HADN'T LET SOPHIE
.40 OUT! DID YOU
EVER HAVE A
presentiment?
I'M SERIOUS,
CASPER.! SOPHIE IS
A 4RAND WOMAN
AND EVEN IF WE DO
HAVE A SPAT HOW
AND "WEN I "THINK.
~ne world of hi '
y
AFTER SHE HAD
drONE
I CANT EXPLAIN
I DONT KNOW
BUT I HAD A 5TSAN&E
FEEUN& “WAT «>
NEVER 9MB HER.
wtrf Mi
URPHj*
■TOMORROW.