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Uo You Want To Buy Or Sell? Thousands Read Star Want Ads. L What You Want 1! kin the WANT ADS' Kates Fur Want Advertisements tn This Column. Minimum! Charge For Any Want Ad 25c. i hl? size l cem per wora each uisertlop. . This size type -c per word each insertion. 1 his size type 3c per word each insertion. I i USED AUTO PARTS FINK IRON & METAL CO. Trade Alley. . Phone 580. __ tf-oOc FOR SALE: Plenty Potato plants Friday and Saturday. Three varieties. Jackson’s Store. lt-22p nearly two hundred users la Cleveland county of Gen cr«l Electric Refrigerators and not one has ever spent one cent tor service. Robert C. Horn. Dealer, S. Washington St., Shelby. tt 2Je TERRA-COTTA PIPE. Any size. Sold by Cleveland Hard ware Co. lt-22c ~~paT^loo~or~more-on subscription to The Star and receive free, the new highway map of Cleveland county. It shows the various types ot roads, township lines, towns, large streams and consolidated schools. The map is just out. Let yours now. tf 4p WE DEVELOP KODAK FILMS. Expert work. 24-hour service. En larging and tinting. Hollywood Stu dio, over Woolworth's. tt 20c SANITARY MILK BUCK ETS are sold by Cleveland Hardware Co. Washburn’s, lfc WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY repairing. L. C. Davis, nest door to Efird’a. I appreciate your patron age, large or mail. u xt>c DON’T NEGLECT FEET these hot summer days. Co fitted correctly by shoe ex perts at A. V. Wray & 6 Sons, City._ tf-27c 50 FOOT RUBBER HOSE and nogzle $3.50. Cleveland Hardware Co. Washburn’s Place. ltc WHEN YOU NEED A PLUMBER or steara fitter, call the Modem Plumbing and Heating Col, .the plumbing and heating specialist. Telephone 563. tf 20c IT COSTS BUT A I EW CENTS a day to protect your income'When disabled Irom siclmess or accident. Write for lull details. North Ameri can Accident Insurance Co.. Box 12, Shelby, N. C. tf 23c TRY A TANK OF WHITE FLASH Gasoline. You will be come a regular user. It’s been tried. White Flash Service Station. ltc FOR RENT—FIVE* ROOM house dose in, all convenienc es, rent reasonably. Griffin P. Smith. • tf-8c BINDER TWINE — FOR best price see Cleveland Hard ware Co. ltc OPENING. ROOM 16, L1NE BERGER building, of Gas tonia Conservatory of Music —enrollment and lessons Thursday, May 21, and every Thursday. Music under the personal supervision of Pro fessor William Goldman-. Branch Studios at GherryviHe, Lawndale, Lincolnton and Shelby. Private or class les sons on any musical instru ment for beginners or ad vanced students. Certificates or diplomas with each course. tf-ISc “fOrTvENT: eight room house, steam Heated, well located, good condition, formerly occupied by T. P. Eskridge on W. Marion St A. Blanton Grocery Co. tf -2c SPECIAL CLOSE -OUT Sale on Gee Whizs. See Wash burn at Cleveland Hardware Co. ltc DOES YOUR ROOF LEAK? If so See J. W. Denton, Huey Apartments or Phone 4- J. W c* r k guaran teed. tf I REPAIR LAWN MOWERS AND icpalr shoes too, at'Sellers Shoe bhop. tl 13c FREE ONE PINT~OF Blue Ridge Products Com pany Ice, Cream with every 5- gallon purchase of White i Flash Gasoline at White Flash ! Service Station, open, SalVir day, ft|^y 23. ltc | OPEN ALL NIGHT. Central Cafe. West ern steaks a special ty. tf-4c FISHING SEINE IS SOLD by Cleveland Hardware Co. It “ just received shipment o f brown, yellow, and larado Soy beans. Have cane seed, peas, different varieties. D. A. Beam Co. 3t-18c JUST THE OTHER DAY a customer said he didn’t want an automobile he had until he tried White Flash. It FREE, NEW HIGHWAY map ot' 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 WE BUY .PEAS, Can Seed and Coun-; try Hams. Cleveland! Produce Co. tf-13c| super performance! in White Flash Gasoline—! | Summer Grade. Get it from White Flash Service Station, corner E. Graham and Trade streets; open Saturday, May 23.ltc YOU’LL NEVER FIND better Tire Prices than these, no mater how hard you try. Typical of the bargains we offer: 29 x 4.40 — 21 ______ $11.98 30 x 4.50 — 21 .$4.69 28 x 4.75 — 19 ..$5.46 29 x 4.75 — 20 __ $5.54 29 x 5.00 — 19.= $5.74 30 x 5.00 — 20 __$5.81 30 x 3_ $3.48 30 x 3 1-2 — O. S._$3.68 “It Costs Less to Ride on U. S. Tires." SMITH’S GARAGE, Fallston, N. C. tf-13c LOOK - BU Y YOUR oats, cane seed, peas, cotton seed meal and lulls, and other feeds, from Cleveland Pro duce Co. Phone 694, Shelby, N. C. Dtfllc FOR SALE: FRESH COW WITH second calf. Sec C. A. Wright, route 4, Lawndale. 4t 15c ~WE BUY~CHICK ENS and eggs. Cleve land Produce Co. Dtf FOR RENT: FIVE ROOM FER nished house on Graham sh Apnlv 112 McBrajer St. ’ 1R; ^OR SALE: BRIM MER Tomato Plants $2.0() per thousand. D. A. Beam Co, 3t-18c DON’T LET YOUR SHOE RE, pairing cost vou too muchr. See the Landis Shoe Shop. l.’-flc TRY OUR ATLANTIC MO TOR Oils. I00rr Paraffin Base. Qualitv can’t be beat at any nrice. White Flash Ser vice Station, opening May 23. ltc MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIOH city route of 800 families in Cliffsido. Lowell,Dallas. Maiden. Reliable hustler can start earning $33 wee*'" and increase rapidly. Write imme diately. Rawleigh Co.. Dept. N. C.- .V 52-V, Richmond, Va. l-22p Quality Furniture On Easy Terms. Phone 592. Shelbv. N. C. WHEN YOU WANT OROCER feeds. beet pulp, sweet feeds, poul les, flour, mill feeds, oats, dairy try feeds, all kinds of white black ejed peas, we can save you money We retail at wholesale prices. Al-> ways cheaper than the others.. Spe cial price made on 50 and 100 bush- i el lots of oats. Crane's Cash Store near Zoar church on Highway No 18 South. l-23p FOR SALE: FINE BLOODED German police pups. 83.50 each In quire at Star office. r3t 20c FOR SALE: BLACK SHETLAND pony. See Virgil Cox, West Warren street. 2t 24p BRING YOUR LAWN MOWER Shoes and parasols to the Sellers Shoe Shop for repairs. tf 15c DO YOUR SHOES NEED RC~ pairlng? If so call at the Lend.s Shoe Shop. it-ijr. ~ try our milk fed fryers for jour Sunday dinner and see the difference. Suttle<Hatchery, lt-c WANTED SALESMAN-DEALER • Selling experience unnecessary, ou only reliable people need apply. W supply everything—products, sale outfits, sales and service method that get the most business every w here. Superior Rawleigh quail. old established demand, lowe* prices, guarantee of satisfaction e no sale, make quick sales. 200 hoa and farm necessities, all guarantee best values. If you are willing ' work Steady every day for good pa write for information how to star your own business with our eapif ’ W. T. Rawleigh Co. Dept. N. C.-W 52-R. Richmond, Va. 1-22 WASHBURN’S PRICE 01 Hoes. Just a little cheaper Cleveland Hardware Co. It' LOST SUNDAY AT THE POST office, key holder and flat key.; Holder shaped like pen knife r,i green handlae. Reward. Notify Bc.s Bakery'. 2-JV: BETTER CHICKS We are now hatching fror some of the best flocks in th state that have been culle blood tested by state depart ment for years. Livability ex tra fine. Price low. Hatch eac’ Wednesday. Started chick every day. Money in goo poultry every month in th year. Try our tested chicks Suttle Hatchery. tf-22 WANTED TO REN"! 6 OR 7 room house with modern conven iences in best residential section. Apply at Star office by noon Sat urday. It 22.3 WANTED TO BUY A~MUL2 weighing nine hundred to a thou sand. E. P. McKinney. It 22p New York Stock Exchange owns 70,000 miles of telephone and tele graph wires. It certainly has been stringing, the country.—Thomaaton (Ga.) Times. No. 1 Township News Of Week Memorial service will be held at Camp Creek church Saturday. May 23rd. Mr. Bert Jolly and family spent Sunday with Mr. M. B. Earls. Mr. and Mrs. A. C Branch and Mr. and Mrs. Willie Byars motored to Converse Sunday afternoon to sec Mr Dick Holland who is serious ly ill. Mr. and Mr.;. Homer Humphries of Gaffney, S. C. spent the week-end at Mr. J. T. Humphries. Mr. Raleigh McCraw spent Sat urday night with Mr. Emmttt By ars. Mr Quay Byars was the dinner guest Sunday of Mr. J. D* Byars. Those on the .sick list at this writ ing are Mrs. O P. Earls. Mr. Ralph B; ile-- end little L D. Scruggs. I _ DRY AGENTS ARE WARNED ON DRINKING SEIZED l.IQYOK Washington. -A naming to dry agents against misappropriating seised liquor to their own use was contained in the weekly bulletin of I the Prohibition Bureau. "Liquor held under seizurJT ts contraband and no more of it than Ms required for evidence in court may be removed from the original containers." the bulletin stated. ! "Recently, as a result ot dis closures made by the special inspec tion division, it was found that , certain agents not only had misap propriated seized beer to their own ■ use but also had permitted others to do likewise and to drink the con jtraband. As a consequence, three agents have been separated from the service. "Such distinct violations of trust will not be tolerated." The agents dismissed were not named. List Your TAXES Piope-rt> and Poll rlaxes for Cleveland County must be listed during the month of May, to avoid penalty? SEE THE FOLLOWING TAX LISTERS No. 1 Township-J. A. McCraw, Lister. No. 2 Township—W. C. Hamrick, Lister No. 3 Township-A. A. Bettis, Lister. No. 4 Township-H. B. Stowe, Lister. No. 5 Township-M. P. Harrelson, List* er. No. 6 Township-T. P. Jenks, Lister. No. 7 Township-R. W. McBrayer, List er. No. 8 Township-B. P. Jenkins, Lister. No. 9 Township-C. S. Beam, Lister. No. 10 Township-M. N. Gantt, Lister. No. 11 Township-Warlick’s Store. I FAILING TO LIST WILL RESULT IN YOUR BEING ! PENALIZED BY LAW; 1 hAIlM CENSUS: Each larm owner or his agent is ! to come prepared to report the acreage of each crop to ! be harvested on his or her tenants' farm this year. Also acies cultivated, lying out, number of bearing fruit ; trees and the ton^ of fertilizer used for all crops. Pre- , pare your list now. This Farm Census is required by State law, but is NOT for taxation purposes. i • i lv. L. WEATHERS, Cleveland County Tax j Supervisor. Why Be Without The Necessary Things In Your Home When You Can Buy Them On Such Easy Terms at STERCHI'S 3 PIECE FIBER SUITES o pc. Fibre Suites with cretonne cushions -auto ’ seats smart s u v i n ir colorings. $29.50 And up * $2.50 Down $1 Week Buy one of these heavy insulated Ue frigeratoi-R. Built to save fee. Food end health. AND I'P $23.85 !K12 COMGOLEl'M RIGS $7.95 Room. w?.e in a choice of patterns and coloring*. Guaranteed qualitv! A Karr Saving. — BREAKFAST ROOM SETS — In Beautiful Colors, rttn -i C? Built of Oak ^6l.jD — EASY TERMS — IH1S SULKY JUST As Pictured — Only $12.50 1 S. LaFayette Street — Shelbv N C — ON CONVENIENT CREDIT TERMS — TOOTS AND CASPER Diplomacy Required! cbO THE CHARMING\ MEADOWS WANTED 'too to Run away with her, and Youtupned hep down, huh % ARE YOU TELLING ME ^OMETHIN^ or UUS>T t8RA&Z,lW f ^ay, > I COULD BE A Lt REAT LADIE^'MAN IF I WANTEp TO, CASPER*. /Wlftl/llINq '£QR SOPHIE!! MY SOPHIE!! 4EE, I'M AD YOU'RE pack! WHERE ARE YA? f EB-CR-Ml^c, MEAPOVN^'. HOWDlD T0U4ETIN MY HOU^E? I -foU'U. HAVE TO ZrET J ( OUT or HERE BEFORE { FONE \t OH, DAW a l\ Come into MY ARM<5>* MEs 'KJU*. ) I THOUGHT \ 1 HEARD MY, 'WIPE'. i am Your ) WIPE! ) AM SOPHIE HOOFER'. ^IT POWM AVlD IXL V -vcc di i , SSSfLriJ*.8M-MY! .; THINM ' ',>(// HUM-MS ,/P I LL HAVE-TO »/,' OOZE THl5> 4lRL OUT OF HERE I! PtPLOMAllC AU. Y * ' e5»HE'®> A VYl >VEE BIT --'I . r : f=£r-' «I Ci- —-1 —. IT ■ i Continued iomorrow. Appearances Are Against Them. F COLONEL HOOPER MUST BE^ MI4HTY FOND OF H)S> WIFE, ' Toots?! i always thought HE P FALL IF ANOTHER WOMAN EVER CROSSED HIS? PATH, BUT HE DIDN'T'. MI95 MEAP0W3 WANTED TO ELOPE. WITH HIM AND HE TURNED HER DOWN COU>| LET<& PROP „«,) OVER AND S?EE HIM'. t am Your wipe, colonel hooper ! i am SOPHIE HOOFER1. CANT YoUTSi-UT BV MY VOICE, MVEYES/THE SCAR ON MY WRIST ? LOOK CLOSELY! I WANTED TO 4o AWAY ON A TRIP, BUT You WOULDN'T LET ME,SO SEVEN WEEY5? A40 1 DISAPPEARED AND ENTEREPA sanitarium and haD my pace remodeled ! I DID IT ALL POP BY Ocve, IT IS You! ITS SOPHIE1. { i WNEW YOU WOULDN'T RECOGNIZE ME WITH MV NEW FACE SO ! ASSUMED -THE NAME OF ‘MISS MEADOWS^ AND CAB WED ON A FUWTAHON WITH TOLf TD TEST TbU, AND I FOUND OUT THAT TOUBE TPUE BLUE! IT WAS AN UNFAIR SCHEME, But i hope vourE NOT MAD AT ME, TK?PHIt, THIS ISTHE happiest . MOMENT OF i MV LIFE! VoU 100^*30 DIFFERENT, SOPHIE, THAT 1 ALMOST THINW! |T AIN'T RI4MT FOR YOU TO BE e»tTTIN4r ON MY LAP'. rf MAWE<2> ME FEEL L1WE I'M A Bl^AMI^Tl <=>OMEONEI&1 AT the poor! COME WJ J ( <*00D HEAVENS, CAMPER'. HE‘S» 40T TWT WOMAN IN HI?, OWN * HEOUiHT Be ASHAMED OF HIMSELF.' Let 4ol 4 A: 4=4
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