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FOR SALE ON FALLSTON
road, two story stucco dwell
ing, with six acres land, 2,000
hen capacity hen house. Peach
orchard. H. McConnell, tf-lc
USED AUTO PARTS
FINK IRON & METAL CO.
Trade Alley. Phone 680.
tf-30c
NEARLY TWO HUNDRED
users lii Cleveland county of Gen
eral Electric Refrigerators and not
one das ever spent one cent for
service. Robert C. Hord, 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 FAO
tory rebuilt typewriters, adding ma
chines. Yaul P. Costner, Linctoln
ton, N. C. i2t iOp
LOST AUTOMOBILE LICENSE
No. 378104. Finder return to Star
office or J. w. Denton at Hoey
Apartment. 2t 27c
ANY MAKE RADIO REPAIRED.
Parts of all makes. Mauney Radio
Service, S. Washington St, Phone
518. tf 8c
CALL 832 AND LET US SEND
for your car and Wash or Grease it
lor 75c each. The Auto Inn, next to
the Whiteway Dry Cleaners, tf 30c
SALESMEN WANTED: TO RUN
Heberling business In Cleveland
county, Many make $60 and $75
weekly—year around work—no lay
off. Write today for free booklet. G.
c. Heberling Company, Dept 1626,
Bloomington, 111. 2t 27c
UPHOLSTERING AND REPAIR
mg. Furniture and other work. Re
finishing, etc.. We mend anything.
Prices reasonable. Shop located in
basement of Webb theatre building.
We handle second-hand furniture,
etc. Traders Bureau and Uphotster
ing C9, It 27p
WE ARE SPECIALISTS IN COPY
ing and enlarging old, faded and
tom photographs, tintypes and ko
dak pictures. Hollywood Studio over
Wooiworths. tf-22c
FREEMAN S SPECIALS
Pinto Beans, 6 lbs. _,. 25c
8 lb. Bucket Swift Lard __... 95c
Coffee, per lb. .._...._12c
Freeman's Cash Store, South Shel
by- 6t 22p
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. 6t 20p
WE DEVELOP KODAK FILMS.
Expert work, 24-hour service. En
larging and tinting. Hollywood Stu
dio, over Woolworth’s. tf 20c
FOR RENT: MY HOME, 408 S.
Washington St. Furnished. Living
room, parlor, dining room, kitchen,
Majestic range, two connecting bed
rooms down stairs, two bath rooms.
Good garden. J. M. Black. 2t 24p
WANTED: FURNITURE
Salesman and Collector for
Bessemer City, Kings Moun
tain, Cherryville and Shelby.
Only experienced men need
apply. Address all applications
to Box 88, Gastonia. 2t-22p
"SEED CORN. Park
er’s Prolific. Limited
amount, from A. P.
RudisilPs farm. He
field selected for past
25 years. Heavy ear.
D. A. Beam Co. 3t22c
FOR BRAKE LIN
ING reasonable see
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc
“HERE’S a PICK-UP, a 29 PON
tiac coach, perfect paint In original
black color, motor, tires and uphol
stering in perfect shape. Original
mileage 20,000. J. Lawrence Lackey.
2t 22c
Tt will pay you
to see us about your
nexf repair job.
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc |
IT COSTS BUT A FEW CENTS
a day to protect your Inoome when
disabled from sickness or accident.
Write for full details. North Ameri
can Accident Insurance Co., Bos 12,
Shelby, N. C. tf 23o
SEE O. E. FORD CO.. FOR THE
famous McCormlck-Deerlng grain
binders and all parts. 1-27c
WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELRY
•epalrlng. L. & Davis, next door to
Eflrd's. I appreciate your patron
ise. large or small tf 16c
FREE, NEW HIGHWAY
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
PLENTY OP FERTILIZER ON
hand at O. E. Ford Co.’s all the
time. 3,27c
DOES YOUR ROOF
LEAK? If so See J.
W. Denton, H o e y
Apartments or Phone
4-J. Work guaran
teed. tf
FOR HAY AND OATS SEE O E.
Ford Co. 3-37c
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
FOR SALE: CHOICE VARIE
ties of tomato plants. Mrs. A. P.
Weathers. S. LaFayette St. 6t 20p
IF YOU NEED ANY MORE FER
tiliaer to finish your requirements
call O. E. Ford Co. 3-27c
““let us quote
you on your next re
pair job. M a u n e y
Auto Parts Co. tfc
WANTED — MODEL T FORD
Roadster, must be In good ".ondl
tion. Bargain for cash. Apply Clyde
G. Putnam. 3t-22c
FOR RENT! EIGHT ROOM
house, steam heated, well located,
good condition, formerly occupied
by T. P. Eskridge on W. Marion St
A. Blanton Grocery Co. tf C2c
A SPECIAL LOW
price on Hay. D. A.
Beam Co. 2t-24c
ICE BOXES MADE TO "ORDER,
cheap. W. G. Spake, 206 Buttle 8t.
Leave order at Paragon Furniture
Co. tf 13c
TOMATO PLANTS^
10c dozen. D. A*
Beam Co. 3t-22c
WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER
or steam fitter, call the Modern
Plumbing and Heating Co., the
plumbing and heating specialist.
Telephone 569. tf 20c
FOR SALE—CAFE AND FIX
TURES. Good location and good
business. Apply “Cafe” care The
Star, 6t-24p
for’ plowing of gardens
and lots. See E. P. Davis, House 502
Clegg St. I am plowing Grover
Hamrick's mule. 50c an hour.
3t 24p
FOR SALE: TON TRUCK. PER
fect condition. Sell cheap. P. O.
Box 12, Shelby. 6t 27c
FOR RENT: ROOM WITH HOT
and cold running water and lava*
tory. Mrs. W. A. Pendleton. 2t 24c
SPECIAL BARGAINS: PORCH
swings, $1.50 to (6; Ice boxes, $3 to
$12.50; one 70-egg incubator, cost
$20, our price $5. Jones Furniture
company, opposite Southern depot
2t 24c
IF YOU ARE GOING TO NEED
a grain binder be sure and see O E
Ford Co., for the McCormick-Deer
ing. None bette> '3-27c
YOUR MOTOR RE
BUILT like new. Let
us save you money*
Mauney Auto Parts
Co. tfc
FOR FERTILIZER FOR ~YOUR
lawn, shrubbery and tlowers call O.
E. Ford Co. 3-37"
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WANTED: TWO ROOM8 FOR
light house keeping Call 491. It37p
CALL SMITH PLUMBING COM
pany lor plumbing and heating re
pairs of any kind. Phone 201, Sut
tle street. 3t 27c
"PHO N E~73~FOR
your Hardware needs.
Quick delivery. Cleve
land Hardware Co. It
THE MARKET HAS
declined and so have
we. 4 cans No. 2 corn,
peas, butter beans, to
matoes, turnip greens,
early June peas, Van
Camps tomato soup,
or black eyed peas,
for .29c
Personally guaran
teed flour, 98-pound
bag .$2.65
C. H. REINHARDT,
South Shelby 2t27c
PENNY COL
HATCHING DAY CHANG
ED from Tuesday to Wednes
day of eaeh week. Extra fine
lot of Leghorn and Red chicks
this Wednesday 10c each.
Suttle’s Hatchery. 2t-27c
THREE GRADES
o f Wedding Invita
tions and announce
ments. Copperplate
Engraving, Relief
T 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. tt'14c
STEM'S
Quality Furniture On
Easy Terms.
Phone 592.
Shelby, N. C.
Oak Grove News
Of Current Week
School Closes. Mrs. Ola Loren 111.
Personal* of People Visiting:
About.
(Special to The Star,)
Oak Grove, April 22.—Our pastor
delivered us a very fine message
Sunday afternoon, using as his
subject “Who shall stand in His
holy place." A large crowd was
present for the service.
Oak Grove school closed Thurs
day night with a very Interesting
program The teachers Mrs. W. R.
Page, Miss Eva Borders and Mrs,
Gamble took the school children on
a picnic Friday to the battleground.
Friends of Mrs. Ola Loven of
Bessemer City will be sorry to learn
of her recent Illness. She Is In the
Gastonia hospital. Mrs. Loven was
formerly Mrs. Ola Horn of this
community.
Miss Lexle Herndon of Beth
Ware section spent Monday after
noon with Miss Claudia Devenny.
A large number of people of this
community attended the commence
ment exercises at Beth-Ware school
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday.
Mr. Evans Croeby of near Beams
Mill was a visitor in the commun
ity Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. Everette Ford and
Mr. Dock Phillips visited their aunt,
Mrs. Llnwood at Qastonla Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Blanton, of
Kings Mountain spent the day
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Jasper
Philbeck.
Mrs. Clarence Watterson and
Mrs. Leo Beattie spent the past
week-end with their parents here.
Mrs. Tom Ware visited her daugh
ter Mrs. Ola Loven at the Gas
tonia hospital Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. David Lovelace and
children were the dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Blanton Sun
day.
Mrs. Nancy Heavner of near
Cherryville spent last Sunday with
Mrs. John Moore.
Mrs. Will Watterson and moth
er, Mrs. Monroe Lovelace spent
Thursday with Mrs. Pearl Ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Neal, Mrs
Junle Moore and Mrs. Hugh Sellers
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Moore of Shelby.
Miss Edith Ledford and brother,
Clarence, spent Saturday night
with Mr. Will Neal and family of
Beulah section.
Bemoans Speeding
In South Shelby
South Shelby Wants Better Protec
tion of Her Children. Com
mittee Appointed
(Special to The Star.)
Of special interest to all parents
and citizens of South Shelby should
be the matter presented and dis
cussed by Rev. L. I* Jessup regard
ing the lack of enforcement of speed
laws on S. LaFayette street and its
resultant danger to the children on
their way to and from school.
He stressed the fact that two chil
dren had already’ been crippled
while on their way to and from
acliool as a reaulf of being struck by
speeding automobiles, "It Is of com
mon knowledge to citizens of South
Shelby,” he said "that South La
Fayatte street is being used as a
speedway by truck drivers and ot.ior
motorists who seem to disregard tlia
fact that they are passing through
one of the most thickly settled sec
tions of Shelby, and a section whljh
Is blessed with an abundance of
children"
Attention was also called to the
fact that no warning signs so much
In prominence near other Scholls
had ever been placed on the high
way near the South Shelby school.
As a result of this talk a commit
tee from the P. T. A. was appointed
to take the matter up with city of
ficials with a request for better pro
tection and proper enforcement of
the speed laws in this section. The
committee named by the president
was composed of Rev. L. L. Jessun
Miss Selma Webb, C. H. Reinhardt,
F. E. Whltener, and A. W. Benov.
Young Girl Steals
An Airplane Ride
Chicago.—A girl stowaway on a
National Transport airplane, from
Kansas City, whose presence in the
"ship” was not discovered until she
sat down on the radio receiving set.
was looking around for a job in
Chicago.
She identified herself as Betty
Roth, 18, a Kansas City night club
entertainer. She crawled into the
plane at Kansas City, finding a hid
ing place in the baggage room. After
the plane left Moline the pilots no
ticed that the radio set wasn't
working so well. Robert Dawson,
one of them, investigated and found
Betty as she climbed out, but she
was released with a warning.
"I had to do it." s*» said. "I had
no money but had to come anyway
because I’ve been promised a Job in
Chicago.
Doable Springs
News Gleanings
Mr. mid Mrs. S. W. Greene had
a* their dinner guests last Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Hawkins, Mimes
Ruby Washburn, Bertha Hawkins.
Annie Davis and Eliza and Susan
Brooks, Mesrs. Dufaye Bridges and
Walter Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Sammle Brooks and
son, Herbert, and Mias Alda Haw
kins visited Mr. and Mrs. Bchleman
McSwaln Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. W W. Washburn
and daughter. Annie Lee, visited
Mrs. Mag Stockton Sunday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs, Truman Davis were
visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Hawkins Sunday.
Mbs Reba Moore imd Messrs. J
C. Moore and Frank Hamrick spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Lovelace.
Mrs. J O. Greene who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will
Wright In Georgia for sometime re
turned home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oarlan Washburn
and son, Dennis, left early this week
for Alabama where they expect to
remain for sometime. They were
accompanied by Mr. Waylan Wash
bum and Rev. D. G. Washburn
who will return home in a few days.
Little Misses Christine McCraw
and Mary Frances Davis spent Sun
day afternoon with Misses Edna
and Louise Griffin.
Rutherford Will
Hold Music Week
Forest City.—A tentative pro
gram for music week In Rutherford
county has been made and other
plans toward making the celebra
tion a success are nearing comple
tion. Each year there is more Inter
est and appreciation of good music
manifested In the communities of
the county, and as the date for the
week of music draws near, a spirit
What precautions
should be taken be
fore applying new
paint over old paint?
DEVOE
AUTHORIZED AGENT
PAUL WEBB & SON
of unison Is found In every group
gathered for participation in the
festivities.
The tentative program as outlined
Is as follows: Band night on May
5 will open the unit of programs
with entertaining and Interpreta
tive numbers. On school night, May
7, there will be a varied programs
of talent from the schools of the
county. The climax of the weelt wl
be community night, when ever;
body will Join In a program of cor
gregatlonal songs.
All of the programs will be give
in the auditorium of the Fora
City high school. A county-wit
event, it is being sponsored by a
the schools, churches and civ
clubs In Rutherford county.
tour dollars
L working
] and ifoar
I dollars
' will keep
IfOU
THROUGH the magic of compound
interest, you can begin today, what
ever your income, to achieve an early
financial independence. Small sav
ings deposits, made with week-to
week regularity, will soon solve your
money problems.
AN INITIAL DEPOSIT OF $1 IS
ENOUGH
UNION
Trust Co.
SHELBY - FOREST CITY
LATTIMORE - RUTHERFORDTON
LAWNDALE - CAROLEEN
FALLSTON - MOORESBORO
A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE,
TOOTS AND CASPER
The Fight Fever.
he day of the
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COLONEL HOOFERS
Youn4 PROTE4E
LARRY CHIX
VERSOS
REDjCWCKETT.
XVHE COLORFUL.
TPER^ONAUT Y OF THE.
former football star
HAS caught -THE fancy
OF THE PUBUC AND
interest in the
COn/iin4t Scut \e>
tremendous:
VhO V/ILLWlN?
VOU AND I
ARE ABOUT
BROWE NO*/,
larry but
MAY3ETHIN45>
"WILL BE DIFFERENT
after next Thursday:
T |'M N<n thinking of the
FI6HT, COLONEL'. I'MTRY
1N4 TO FIGURE OUT VJHAT
Wind op A PRESENT/
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OUT OF MY
FiRsnr
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suiti z*y/
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' <o-EE, CASPER /the
paper*, are pull
OF STORIES ABOUT
THE COMIN& fi4ht!
HERE'S LARRY5
Picture"
Pip Tou ,
. NO, AND I DON'T WANT
Ltd see rr,toots;tmail
FED UP ON FI4HTTALK!
I'M T1REP OF HEARING,
ABOUT THE MILLION
LPollars colonel hoofer
make*
Pi4H7 7ALV4. HAS*
<-*07 TO S>TOP! BUTTERCUP HAS*
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Look at him trying .
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a
Emblems Of Good Luck.
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r HOW "THE TIME PRA43'1
WILL WEDNESDAY
' NEVER COMB? IN 48
HOUR£ The B\6r FUSrHT
WILL BE OVER*. I LL
EITHER. BE ON MY WAY
TO RICHER OR FLAT BROKE1.
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A4o ANR IF
A6AWru.BE
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Anyway
, I "THOUGHT
YOU WERE HsI
BED. LARRY1. YOU’VE
4ot to 6et Your
REST IF YOU EXPECT l1
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li
' hello, colonel
HOOFER.', I'M WRITING
A LETTER. TO MV
eWEET-HEART! I’M
TELLING HER ABOUT THE
«->WELL HOME WERE
To have when we
<*ET married; 5HE MAY
WONDER WHAT I'M ^OIN^
TO 05>E FOR MONEY
I haven-t told her pve
40NE IN FOR
“ BOXING!
1 I WONDER.
WHAT g»HEP
B>AYTO
THAT? >
r COLONEL HOOFER.
SHOWED ME A PHOTO
OF LARRVS SWEET
HEART AND SHE'S
beautiful: I
BLAME
MARRY HER,
CASPER!
I HOPE URBW/INS
EVEN IP HE DID CAl»E
METt)L.09e#>50.<tf TO
COOONEL HOOFER LAST
OCTOBER WH®4 HE
><bCDQED THOSE THREE
OEV*<Y«>
MAIL
BROUGHT
COL. HOOFER,
FROM
WELL-WSHCIS
. three ;
FOUR-LEAF
CLOVERS,
A RABBITS
FOOT AND A
horse-shoe!
He needs
A LOT OF
400DLUCK
^immY