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Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
mis size 1 cent per word eacn Insertion
. This size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
FOR SALE: TREATED NANC'r
Hall potato plants by Aptrl 25 $2 0<
per 1,000. First orders first filled. C
L. Putnam, R-l, Kings Mountain
N- C- _ 9t 6{
FREE MAP OF THE COM
plete highway system ol
Cleveland county, showing
the roads taken over by tht
state under the new highwaj
law. You can secure one ol
these maps 16x17 inches bj
paying $1 or more on sub
scription to The Star, tf 4f
FOR SALE ON FALLSTON
road, two story stucco dwell
ing, with six acres land, 2.00C
hen capacity hen house. Peach
orchard. H. McConnell, tf-lc
USED AUTO PARTS
FINK IRON & METAL CO.
Trade Alley. Phone 580.
_tf-30c
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
users in Cleveland county of Gen
eral Electric Refrigerators and not
one has ever spent one cent for
service. Robert C. Herd, Dealer, 8.
Washington St.. Shelby. tf 25c
PAY $1.00 OR MORE ON
subscription to The Star and
receive free, the new highway
map of Cleveland county. It
shows the various types of
roads, township lines, towns,
large streams and consolidated
schools. The map is just out.
Get yours now. tf 4p
FOR SALE: USED AND FAC
tory rebuilt typewriters, adding ma
chines. Paul p. Costner, Unctoln
t0n' N~ °_ 12t 10p
Be Healthful, WALK!
Nation - Wide Foot Health
Week April 19 to 25. Will
have experts to fit shoes and
supports.
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons,
CITY tfc
FOR SALE OR TRADE AT REAL
bargain, an eight room house, close
In on state highway through town.
If interested In a real bargain in
house and lot apply to P. O. Box
No. 5, Shelby, N. C. 3t 17P
JOB PRINTING OP
all kinds at lower
prices than you have
ever paid. Phone 11
or 4-J and let us give
you an estimate o n
your next printing
order. Automatic
presses, accurate
count. tf-24p
ANY MAKE RADIO REPAIRED.
Parts of all makes. Mauney Radio
Service, S. Washington St.. Phone
518. tf 6c
CALL 832~AND~lIeT~US SEND
lor your car and Wash or Grease It
lor 75c each. The Auto Inn, next to
the Whiteway Dry Cleaners, tf 30c
THREE GRADES
o f Wedding Invita
tions and announce
ments. Copperplate
Engraving, Relief
g r a f (raised letter)
and printing. Samples
upon request. All pric
es a t a liberal dis
count from list. The
Star. Phone 11. tfl4c
COPPERPLATE
Wedding Announce
ments and Invitations
at a liberal discount
from list price. See
the beautiful samples.
We keep your secrets.
The Star, Phone 11. tf
DONT LET YOUR
repair jobs cost you
too much, see Mauney
Auto Parts Co. tfc
FOR SALE.PORTA RICA Po
tato plants. $1.75 per thousand- M.
tf. Sepaupji, R-2, Shelby. . 3-20p
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 oi
roadS in Cleveland county tc
De taken over by the state,
will be given free to subscrib
ers paying $1 or more on sub
scription. tf-4p
IT COSTS BUT A FEW CENTS
a day to protect your Income when
disabled from sickness or accident
Write for fuU details. North Ameri
can Accident Insurance Co., Box 12,
Shelby, N. C. tf 23c
WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY
epairing. L. 0. Davis, next door to
Eftrd’a l appreciate your patron
ise. large or small tf 16o
YOUR MOTOR RE
BUILT like new. Let
us save you money.
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. _tfc
FREE, NEW HIGHWAY
map of Cleveland county
■showing the 793 miles of road*
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
DOES YOUR ROOF
LEAK? If so See J.
W. Denton, H o e y
Apartments or Phone
4-J. Wo r k guaran
teed. tf
ICE BOXES MADE TO ORDER,
cheap. W. G. Spake, 206 Suttle 8t.
Leave order at Paragon Furniture
Ca _ tf 13c
FOR SALE: CLEAN
Crowder Peas and
seed corn. D. A. Beam
Co. 3t 15c
BEAUTIFUL WED
DING Announce
ments and Invita
tions. The famous Re
liefgraf at a liberal
discount from list
prices. Looks like cop
per plate engraving,
but considerably
cheaper. We keep se
crets of weddings to
be. The Star. Phone
11. tfl4p
~IT WILL PAY YOU
to see us about your
next repair job.
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc
LOST: LAST SUNDAY, ON
highway 18, black leather billfold
containing some cash. Finder notify
O. Glynn Bolch, Hickory, N. C. Lib
eral reward. 2t 17p
FOR SALE FORD ROADSTER
cheap. Write Box 87 Caroleen. 2-17p
WANTED TO STORE YOUR
furniture. Rates very reasonable.
Jones Furniture Company. 2t 17c
TOMATO PLANTS, THOUSANDS
now ready. Earllana, Brimmer,
Stone, Bonny Best and Fonderosa.
These plants are healthy, hardy,
outside grown, more certain to live.
S. C. Hamrick, Brookslde Service
Station, Highway 20, West. 4t 17p
WE WILL SELL, AS LONG AS
they last, Victor and Columbia
phonograph records six for $1. These
are regular 75-cent records. Jones
Furniture company, opposite South
ern depot. 2t 17c
-^ass^ssi
SMS
Quality Furniture On
Easy Terms.
Phone 592.
Shelby, N. C.
SPECIAL GARDEN
Fertilizer, any quan
tity. Bone meal for
your garden, lawn
and shrubbery. D. A.
Beam Co. 3t 20c
C. B. ELLIOTT STORE ON
Shelby-Polkville road:'
1 30x4-40-31 Pathfinder tire and
I 100 lb.-bag sugar $9,48
1 30x4-50-21 Pathfinder tire and
1 Straw hat ....... $5,68
Guaranteed pure Coffee, lb. ...12c
Guaranteed Chicory and Cof
fee, per lb ..... ..L.l'to
Fat-back meat, per lb ..... ..9 3-4c
Carhadts Overalls ..... ..$1.63
Big Winston Overalls....$1.23
Jewels Overalls__ _ esc
5 gal. gas and 1 qt. oil.$1.15
C. B, Elliott saves you money.
2t 20c
WE OFFER THIS
week the following
clean used cars at low
est prices:
1930 Chevrolet Road
ster. 1929 Chevrolet
Roadster, 1929 Ford
Roadster, 1928 Ford
Tudor, 1929 Ford
Pick-Up. We buy. sell
or trade. Doggett &
Lackey, Shelby, N. C.
Opposite Shelby Milk
Plant. 2t-20
SWEET POTATO
Plants, different va
rieties, on and after
May 1. All kinds field
seeds. D. A. Beam
Co. 3t 20c
WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER
or steam fitter, call the Modem
Plumbing and Heating Co., the
plumbing and heating specialist.
tf 20c
WANTED: GIRLS, 8 TO 18
years old who are interested in
spending their summer vacation in
camp to write “Camp,” Box 340,
Shelby, for information. flt 20p
WE DEVELOP KODAK FILMS.
Expert work, 24-hour sendee. En
larging and tinting. Hollywood Stu
dio. over Wool worth’a. tf 20c
G E ORGIA~BOY EATS~62
EGGS AND WANTS MORE
Way cross, Ga.—Red Bancock,
morning prize fighter, won a bet
here by eating 82 eggs, 18 scrambled,
44 raw at one sitting Wednesday
! morning he had the usual bacon and
eggs for breakfast and left for work
with several hard-boiled eggs in his
lunch box.
A friend is one who walks in when
the rest of the world walks out.
Toluca Man Loses
Eye Splitting Wood
(Special to The Star.)
Toluca, Apr. 18.—We are sorry to
note Mr. Bur gin Willis hod the mis
fortune of getting one of his eye
knocked out recently while splitting
pine. A piece struck him in the eye
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mode, Mr
and Mrs. D. H. Connor motored tc
Forest City last Monday, Mrs. Con
nor going to see her father who is
qutte ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carpen'cr,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sain, Missis
Collie and Sarah Carpenter motored
to Hickory on last Sunday and spent
the day with Mrs. Carpenter's broth
er Mr. and Mrs. Cicero Dellinger.
Misses Mary and Joyce Ledford
spent the week end with Misses
Merrlcl Edwards and Brentie Huff
i man.
Miss Mostell Gales of Statesville
spent last Sunday with her cousin
Miss Edith Ledford. |
Mrs. W. H. Young spent last
Thursday with Mrs. Alice Young of
Lincoln county.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bridges of
Beams Mill were Toluca visitors
Sunday.
Mrs. BUI Morehead of High Point
and Mrs. J. P. Houser of the North
Brook section spent last week with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H,
Sain.
Miss Eloise Hartman of Lincoln
county spent the week-end with
Miss Vaunetta Boyles.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Yarboro, Ray
mond and Loy Yarboro and Mrs. Ed
Hallman were Shelby shopper on
last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Connor, and
"Grandma" James, were dtnr.cA
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Enos Connor
on last Sunday.
Miss Nora Costner spent part of
last week at her sisters home, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Wright of Fallston.
Mr. and Mrs. Carme Young and
family of Newton spent last Sun
day with their parents Mr. and Mrs
W. H. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlo Self of Shel
by visited at the home of his broth
er Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Self Sunday
afternoon.
Moving to Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Propet will
move at an early date to their hand
Bome new home they are having er
ested in Bhelby. Mrs. Propst is now
working on Saturdays in Efirds de
partment store in Shelby.
Mrs. W. H. Young has been en
joying rhubarb pies from her gar
den for more than a week.
Mesdames L. L. Mull and W. F.
Mull of Catawba county spent last
Wednesday at the home of the lat
ter’s daughter Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Sain.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Boyles spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs
B. G. Yarboro.
Mrs. W. H. Young motored to the
home of her brother Mr. Hicks of
near Newton on last Wednesday to
see her mother who Is quite ill with
flu
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Rhoney of Burke
county spent the week end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Hart
man.
Woman Branded
— i.tw —iiims ■
Mrs. Marian Collins displays, jj*
hospital, the two crosses slashed
on her chest by a youthful as
sailant, who left her unconscious
on a sidewalk in Compton, Calif.
Police are seeking a maniac of the
“Jack the Ripper” type.
Nominate Six Men
At Lincolnton
Candidates for Mayor, Aldermen
And School Trustee ricked
At Convention.
Lincolnton, April 18— Candidates
for mayor, aldermen and a Bchool
trustee of Lincolnton were nom
inated by a Democratic convention
at the court house, Nomination is
equivalent to election, although an
official vote will be held May 5.
Thorne Clark, son of the late
Chief Justice Walter Clark, was
nominated for mayor. W. E. Garri
son. B. T. Costner, Dr. J. F. Gamble
and M. A. Hoyle were nominated for
the board of aldermen. R. D. New
ton was nominated for the board cf
school trustees.
Costner is the only incumbent, all
others having declined nomination.
M. T. Leatherman, chairman of
the Lincoln county Democratic ex
ecutive meeting presided at the con
vention. Which was well attended.
Files Bankruptcy
Against Creditors
Kings Mountain Bank Asks Action
Against Three Cred
itors.
The First National bank of Kings
Mountain has instituted involuntary
bankruptcy proceedings in U. S.
court, western North Carolina dis
trict, against three men, each of
whom is alleged to be a creditor of
the bank in the sum of $1,000.
The men are M. A. Carpenter of
Gastonia, O. B. Carpenter of Kings
Mountain and R. E. Carpenter, of
Shelby.
They are summoned to show
cause on April 24 why the bank
ruptcy should not become effective.
Free Movie Shows
From Ford Plant
Sound Motion Picture Feiituie oi
Exhibit Arrnntrd By Local
Dealer.
—
A sound motion picture graphic#',
ly portraying the story of the Ford
Motor company and its widespread
activities will be exhibited free of
charge In a special Ford exhibit to
be held at Eskridge Garage begin
ning Wednesday April 22 and con
tinuing through April 23 The -.how
will be open to the public to 10 p.
m. < .'V
The picture, entitled "A Tour
through the Ford Factory" will show
the gathering of raw materials,
their arrival nt the Rouge plant In
Dearborn. Mich., and the numerous
interesting stages through which
they pass in the process of inaktn
Ford cars and trucks. It is, in short
an education in the extent and
duction.
While an unseen voice explains
each scene, the audience is t \\ en
on a tour of the plant, through he,
great blast furnace building where
ore is converted into Iron; Into the
open hearth building where the
iron becomes steel and Is poured, a
white hot liquid, into moulds; Into
the blooming mill where the steel
ingots are made into bars; -and into
tlie rolling mill In which the long
bars of white hot steel arc reduced
to definite sizes. Forty kinds of . t >e’
each of a composition to serve a
definite purpose, arc used in the
Ford car and truck.
Moor^sboro News
Of Lale Interest
fSpecial to The Star.)
Mooresboro, April 18.—Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Furr anil little son of
Asheville spent Sunday With their
mother. Mns. Anna Greene.
Miss Nan Blackwell of Chester, S,
C. spent part of last week with flcr
sister, Mrs. Fred Doris.
Mrs. A. I. Jolley has returned
home after spending the past two
weeks with her niece, Mrs. Falls of
Lawndale.
Mr. Lewis Scruggs ot Ervin, Tenn,
spent the week-end with his mother,
Mrs. T. Scruggs.
Misses Rachel Page and Prlscella
Belue of Spartanburg spent last
week with Mrs. L. W. Greene.
Messrs. James Kaiser and J. D.
Huggins, jr., were dinner guests Sun
day of Mr. Z VV. Greene at the
home of his mother.
Mrs. Y, L. McCardwell spent Wed
nesday In Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. L W. Greene and
children spent the week-end in
Spartanburg
The annual music recital will be
given Tuesday evening, April 21, 8
p. m. Public Invited.
Card Of Thanks.
We wish t(^ thank the many
friends and relatives for the many
acts of love and kindness to us din
ing the Illness and death of our dear
mother. *
! Prohibition Reform Lenders
£ A, ^ -TV*
The aid of president Hoover in bringing about repeal of the 18th
Amendment was sought, by 300 feminine opponents of Prohibition
who filed through the White House and brought with them a petition
adopted by 1,000 delegates to tin: Convention for Rational Prohibition.
Reform. Among the leaders are, left to right, Mrx. John S. Shephard,
of New York; Mrs. James Ro;-s ‘I'odd, State Chairman of Kentucky,
and Mrs. Charles H. Subnii of New York. • ' . -•
> SAFE, SOUND, SURE \
J OI K SAYINGS PLAN — NECESSARY DEPOSITS e
SMALL ' ’' '
I See THE ROYSTER COMPANY, Inc.
STATE AGENTS — SHELBY, N. C.
| The Conservative Life Insurance Co.,
WHEELING, WEST VA. •
Diarrhea, Dywmtery and other* form* of dis
ordered stomach and bowel*, respond quickly
*°.«nd lind relief from ANTI-FERMENT.
, r than 2 general ions it ha* been used
liv adults for up-mt stoma. Ii and by mothers
lor their children to avoid Colitis. At all
<lrug stores 60c and 75c.
TOOTS AND CASPER
Battle Scars.
on
C^ee^me papers are full
OF STORIES ABOUT COLONEL
HOOKERS PROTEGE,'LARPY
CHIXONE ARTICLE REFERS
TO HIM AS THE NEXT CHAMPION! 1
COLONEL HOOFER USED It)
BE A PRESS-A4enT AND HE'S
Sure 4ettin£ a lot of
Publicity for his boYI
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COLONEL HOOFER. I<5>
DREAMIN4 OF COUNTRY
ESTATE4*, JEWELS ANP
LIM0U6>NES’/YOOTS», but
»T<5> BAP BUSINESS FOR.
HJM TO COUNT HIS CHlCkEwe
^ 1 Pont Wnow ant‘7hih4
I ABOUT BOXIN&, CAMPER/
Akira i CAKE LE6>5>, BVJT
HEAP THAT
CHIV
TO MAkE
bO HE CAM
Ht*b 6<WEET
HEART AMD I'M
Rooting fcr him!
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YOU CANT Po MUCH OH A
^HOE-BTRlN^'. IP THEY
COULD AFFORD TO HIRE.
eOME E>PERTfe TO <£flVE.
THE BOY <5>OME POINTERS
HE MI4H7 <£rET &OMB
WHERE! VUHY, OOLONEl
HOOFER. TOLD ME THEY
CAN'T EVEN AFFORD TO
UIDC A
^parriu4;
PARTNER/
For LarstlI
to
practice!
BOXING I
WITH!
{SimmY
ffmf=
COLONEL
HOOFER!
WHAT
HIT TDU~
A
'TRUCK'?
LARRYg* tSoTTA PRACTICE.
©OyiN6-WITH ^OMEBOPY.
\ volunteered to be.
HK'> Q>PARR)N4* PARTNER»
J*NP ‘dPFAKINLf or TRUCVPv
‘to uee.
ATRuCR
TO HAUL.
ALL MY ,
MONEY
"TO THE :
Bank:
Before
THE
YEAR
Their Hero.
Hl% 13 COLONEL HOOFER?-,
, Youngs, protege..
LARRY CHIX.
STAR, op LAST
jses^Afc, u«*Nt»?.
rssw,
HELLO, CAMPER*-TH)<s,
? » Colonel hooper!
' 40T LARRY CH)X MATCHED
TO BOX 'RED CRICKETT" AT THE
-OLie-EUM NEXT WEEKs. LARRY
I '™E CHAMP BEFORE,
'the Year EKiDe»! Jm Hie>
manager and ere 6k>\h6t
50-5o oNiTidE profits'.
yT' *
IP laprYever.
becomes -the
CHAMPION! HE
And hooper.
'will be rich
MENli V
LARRY WORKED
IF ) HIS WAY THROUGH
'5 A COLLEGE*. THAT /
«4ht*)shows hes y.
--/V60T SPUN*! /VI
>.t>v
nobody
CO ULD TALK
TO COLONEL
HOOFER IF
HE SHOULD
Become a
vr, RICH MAM
'■A toots:
1 HOPE LARRY
CHIXWINS
BECAUSE he
WANTS TO MAKE
4.00D SO HE.
CAN MARRY
his Sweetie1.
1 LOVE
- -ICE,
^*%»dCASPER!
Britain rights reserved.
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