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CASH AND CARRY
C. H. REINHARDT,
SOUTH SHELBY lie
WA I'CH. CLOCK AND JEWELUV
cp&hing. u C. Davis. next doer to
(itlrci’-i 1 appreciate vom oatroo
*-«9, large ',c snail >t ISc
IF YOUR FEET HUR1
you, visit us and h: ve Dr.
Schoii's representative exam
ine them free. A. V. Wray &
6 Sons. ti'-8Cc
LET ‘ VIC - AND GEORGE FIT
you in a tailor made suit for fait
Fit Guaranteed—»22, *35, $30, $35.
A. V. Wray and 6 Sons.
tf-July 22c.
WE REPAIR AND MAKE
feather belts. Oinners should see as.
Shelby Roller Covering Co., 227 West
Graham street, Phone 770-J. tf 4c
ALL KINDS OF PARTS FOR
the Singer sewing machine at the
Landis shoe shop, Shelby. Also
needles for other machines. 6t 23c
FARMERS WHO INTEND TO
store sweet potatoes in the Shelby
.Potato House, are urged to see G.
A. Spake at once. New crates are
on hand for those who need them.
3t 28p
LOANS—$5 TO $40 ON
your own personal endorse
ment. See us when you are in
need of the means to meet
that “short of cash” emer
gency. $50 to SI.000 on stocks
and bonds. Courteous service.!
Easy terms. Citizens Finance!
Company, 12 Lineberger Bldg.
Entrance W. Marion St. 3t21c
DON’T FAIL TO BRING YOUR
feet to Wray’s Tuesday, October 20.
Free examination and consultation.
Dr. Scholl's expert. tf 14c
FOR SALE: ONE LARGE~sfzE
Heatrola, excellent condition. Also
one large size set-in grate. Big bar
gain; Clyde Nolan, phone 514 or 70.
2t 28c
COOK AND HEATER STOVES
repaired. Frank Stubbs, Phone 383
W. 2t 30p
LET ME DO YOUR SEWING
and mending. Mrs. J. A. Bridges
521 W. Gardner St. 2t 30pl
SALESMAN WANTED: LOCAL
man only to work Shelby and sur
rounding counties calling on busi
ness concerns. Nationally advertis
ed line. Must be a hustler. Per
manent connection if you make
good. Merchants Industries, Inc
2001-2029 Home Avenue, Dayton,
Ohio. 3t 28 c
MILK COW FOR SALE: M. L.
Murray, near St. Paul. at 30p
MEN WANTED FOR RAW
lcigh routes of 800 consumers in
Cast Gaston county, Dallas. Relia
ble hustler can start earning $35
weekly and increase every month.
Write immediately. Rawlcigh Co.,
Dept. NC-W-52-S, Richmond. Vir
ginia. 2t 30p
REPAIRMAN HERE: HARLEY,
the old reliable, typewriter and add
ing machine mechanic. He is his own
hand and at your service. See him
at usual place, upstairs in court
house. 3t 30e
THREE GRADES
a 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. tfWc
i
Young Peoples’ Rally
At Second Baptist
County-Wide Rally For The Pur
pose Of Hearing Dr. Mncklr
Speak.
Baptist young people from all ]
over Cleveland county are expected
| to meet in large numbers Sundavj
: :glit at tlie Second Baptist church!
in a young peoples rally. Mrs. Hcl-]
tv Ledford of Shelby, president of
the King Mountain B. Y. P. 0. or
ganization is desirious of seeing
every E. Y. P. U. represented.
The main feature of this meeting
will be an address by state B. Y.
P. U. president, Dr. Coy Muckle of
Wingate. Dr. Muckle is also presi
dent of Wingate junior college, and
r live wire worker among young
people, He is admired, and his
m;s :.rro> are enjoyed, wherever lie
goes. There will also be special
.'Hi -ic and other features connected
with the program.
The cervices will start promptly
at 7:30, and it is hoped that every!
B. Y. P. U. will plan to have a dele
gation present.
SEE J. lAWREN C E
Lackey for bargain in used
r:,—-I’ontiacs, Fords, Chev
rolet's and JBnicks. ~ 3t-2c
ITsedautoTand
Truck Parts. Automo
bile Glass Installed.
Fink iron & Metal Co.
West Warren Street,
Phone 580. tf-30c
FOR RENT: TWO - ROOM
apartment with steam heat. Call
72G-R. ;ic
LUXURY AT A* SACRT
FICE — '29 model Packard
sedan, slightly used. Sold for
$2600. A bargain for half
price. Can be bought for much,
less. Terms. Owned by Miss
McNichols. Apply J. Lawrence
Lackey. 3t-2c
FOR RENT BEDROOMS WITH
private bath, steam heat, near
square. Also two connecting un
furnished rooms. Call 173 or 373.
tf-2c
SHOE REPAIRING — MEN’S
special soles and rubber heels »1;
Ladies' 80 cents, freeman's Shoe
Shop, East Shelby. “Ask Anybody."
2t Uc
IT MIGHT PAY
you to see what
Campbell’s are offer
ing in their grocery
departments before
you buy. ltc
TRUSTIX S SALK
Cndi>r an 1 by virtue of the authority
contained in a deed of trim given by W.
(3. MtU'-a.n and wife. Sarah McSwaln to
secure an Indebtedness to Rons Rippy,
which deed of trust la recorded In book
120 at page 130 in the office of tht reg
ister of deeds of Cleveland county North
Carolina, tire undersigned trustee tn said
deed of trust will on November 7th, 1931.
at IS o clock, to m. sell at the court house
door io the highest bidder for cash tne
following described real estate:
f- ‘rand .being in Cle.eir.vd count'-*.
Not:It Carolina, end described bv metis
and ‘ouuds as follows:
ISeg'ou-tij at a water oak in El.iu
Ripd* s line, e new division corne* be
tween Vv*. O, McSwoin and Cl. H. JUppy I
and running thenot south 8»~, tast «4;'.
poles crossing branch to a large Hlcko-y
thesoe north 24 16 erst 108 poles to oil
Iron slab ■ In old line by north side of a
pine; thine* with old lino north 63 V
in. 1.231 <n*« poles to a stone, Ellis
R’t'P" a corner; thence with her line south
36 V . iva. <&*, S3 poles to a stone and
bunch cf Lcrnsta: thence with her liu - 1
sooi'.i IS -- 2 84 poles to the place oft
b*i ’.ning, cents.nlng 61 acres more o. I
Its
This .-and it." * of October, 1S31.
HORACE ivENlvEDV, Trustee.
4t Oct 2c|
ILL'S SALK OF KKALTY
North Caro a-.. Cleveland Count;’.
Under run'. by virtue cf and pursuant
to th: power of sale contained in that
cerla.i. need of trust dated June 10th.
1920 m ' ereiutod by B C. McCraw and
S. Q. McCr&w itdih single* and delivered
by them to G. \V. C. Byers and recorded
in book 111. at pa^e 53,-office of the reg
ister of deeds for Cleveland county. N. C
and default, having been made in the
payment thereof.' the undersigned trus
tee will on Monday. November 2nd, 1931.
within legal hours, at the court house
door \)t Cleveland county, N. C expose at
public’' auction to the highest (wider for
cash or other satisfactory arrangements
the following described real estate, to
wlt:
Situated in the southwest part of the
towji of Mooresboro, N. C. on the south
side of the Southern railway and west
side of Hig i Shoal road. Beginning at a
stake in center of bridge across a small
creek. H. H. Green’s corner and running
thence with old road N. 58‘aE. 43$ feet
to an Iron stake: thence with Gillespie
street N. 36L< E. 140 feet to an Iron stake
in the cent or of said street. Mrs. E. E.
Martin’s corner; thence with her line N
461* W. 400 feet to an iron stake, Mrs.
Martins cornel thence N. 35, W. 100
feet to an iron stake 50 feet from center
of said railway, Mrs. Martin’s corner,
thence N. 46 V* vv. parallel with and 6c
feet from railroad 255 feet to a stake >
creek or branch, thence dow'n with branc i
ns it meander^ to the ptAee of beginning
Containing 53* acres more or less.
This October l~,t. IDuJ -
C. R. HOEY Trustee
C. B. McBrajer, Atty. 4t Oct 2c
STAR AD VS. PAYS
Be lwood Section
Events Of Week
Crmif Grier Picks 400 Pounds Ofi
Cotton In a Hay. Marriage
In Gaffney.
(Special to The Star.i
Belwood, Oct. I.—A Wedding ot i
much interest to their many friend
was that of Miss Gazxie Martin ofj
Fa listen to Mr. Marion Benfleld
which took place at Gaffney on
Sept. 20. The bride is the .charmin';
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Farris Martin of Falls ton. The
groom is the son of MU', and Mrs.
Fonzo Benfield. The young couple
Will make their home with the
(room's parents for awhile
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Deal
on September 26, a boy.
Mrs. C. T. Goodman and children
attended a birthday dinner at the
home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Curry of Shelter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hoyle’ of
near Vale spent Sunday with her
father, Mr. George Peeler.
Rev. J. M. Morgan delivered an
inspiring sermon at Knob Creek
church Sunday morning. His text
was "Remember Lots Wife.”
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Elkins are
spending some time In the eastern
part of the state and Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cfiine and chil
dren of near Lawndale visited Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Smith Sunday aft
ernoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Tliad Ford and
children of Shelby wesre the guests
of Mr. a»d Mrs. W. R. Porter Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Miller
and children ol Lawndale R-4 were 1
the* dinner guests of her mother.
Mrs. 8. L. Gault Sunday.
The farmers arc very busy pick
ing cotton and making molasses.
Miss Mngkle Lutz who has been
quite* ill tor sometime is improving
nicely.
Mr. and Mrs A J. Jeffries and
children of Llneolntou were the
dinner guests of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Norman Sunday.
Miss Tula Ivester who teaches at
Philbeek's school near Casar is
spending her vacation with her par-,
ents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Ivester
Mrs. Ainas Ledford of the Do-,
light section spent Sunday after-!
noon with her sister. Mrs. Jasper
Childress.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Swcezy of near
Vale spent Sunday afternoon with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie!
Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Bynum Chapman
of Lincolnton visited relatives in the
community Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ledford
of the Delight community spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr and
Mrs. Dorgan Greene.
Wc are having some champion
cotton pickers this year. Mr. Craig
the young son of Mr. and
Mrs. George Grigg picked four
hundred pounds in one day. Miss
Mayo Galitt picked 165 in four
hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dixon amj
children of Hendersonville and Mr.
and Mrs. Will Lee of the Palm Tree
community spent Sunday with M".
and Mrs. C. K. McMurry.
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Johnson and
clUldren spent Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Rich
ard. •
Ready
To Serve
The officers of the Union Trust Com
pany stand ready, at your request,
lo give you all the information at
their disposal in connection with your
Business problems and to aid you in
every way consistent with sound
banking practice.
Union Trust Co.
"IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH"
— ——
V
Trinity Community
News Of The Week
(Special to The Stnr.i
Trinity. Oct l On next Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, our usual
preaching hour, the B. Y P. IJ.'s
will observe promotion day and a
short program will be rendered and
diploma.1- awarded to four girls
After which our pastor Rev. M. M
Huntly.wlli deliver a sermon
Mr and Mrs, J. B Scruggs and
daughter Miss Shirley Scruggs ot
Greenville, S C were callers at
the home of Mr K. D N Jolley,
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Perry Robbs of near Gaffney,
S C Us spending some time here
with his sister, Mrs. F. E. Bridges.
Mr and Mrs H w McKinney
visited their mother Mrs Wilkes
McKinney, who is ill at the home
of her daughter Mrs. John Dubree
of Henrietta. Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Onnie Blanton and
family were the spend-the-day
guests of Mr. and Mrs E.-B Love,
lace, Sunday.
Those calling at the home of Mrs
|W. D. Winn Sunday Afternoon were:
! M rand Mrs. Jim Wmn of Cltffslde.
and Mr. and Mrs Will Hawkins ol
Rare Rath.
Mr and Mrs. Tom Tow cry and
children of near Gaffney. S. C.,
were visitors in the community on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mr*. R. V Green and
family of Mooresboro were the
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs, Paul
| Bridges.
Mr and Mrs. K A Lovelace were
among the 6 o'clock dinner guests ol
Mrs. A B Buchanan of Bolling
Springs Sunday evening. The din
ner was given in honor of her
daughter Mrs Forrest Kelly of
Goldsboro, who Is spending some
time with her.
Mr and Mrs Robert N Jolley of
No. 1 township spent Tuesday with
their parents. Mr, and Mrs K. n.
N. Jolley here.
The children of Mr. Nouh Tigg
I gathered at his home here Sunday
I to celebrate his 75th birthday an
; niveraary.
Mr. Eugene Buchanan of Boiling
Springs Was the spend-the-dav
guest of Mr. and Mrs F. A Love
lace Sunday.
1
We Fill
V Doc tot r. i#
MW.tK RIFVlONg
ror a Registered
Drug* cl
FHONK 3H>
i,j an
I
To The Farmers
Of The
Kings Mountain Section
Ve will gin your cotton and furnish you
Jute Bagging For $2.00, or Cotton
Bagging at $2.25 Per Bale
We also buy your seed and cotton and pay you the
op market price.
We are equipped to give you the best service of
any gin in this section.
You are invited to give us a trial.
Kings Mountain Cotton Oil Co.
KINGS MOUNTAIN, N. C.
G. D. HAMBRIGHT
ERYE
TORTURE <>r it mm
end YOU
COMPARE THISlNERVE
WITH THE ONE ABSff C
AND THE ONE BELOW
I ’i’ iife—«0 I
Have you lost your nerve? Are
> ou tortured by nervousness,
mental depression and fears?
Have you nervous indigestion
and other organic trouble due to
weak nerve.v?
Have you been treated lor
nervousness without receiving
results? If you have, today is
the time for you to make an ap
pointment with your chiroprac
tor. Chiropractic spinal ad
justment is the only thing that
will remove the NERVOUS
TORTURE t see second nerve in
cut', by removing the cause
DR. B. M.
JARRETT
SHELBY. N. C.
FINE
texture!
'Lr c !
m your cakes. *
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THE DOUBLE TESTED
DOUBLE ACTING
Iff* BAKING
IVv POWDER
same price
* FOR OVER 7*
40 YEARS
25 ounces for 254
CQPVBIOHT Ipai 6T JAQULS MFb'.CO.
MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY
OUR GOVERNMENT
5,000 HOMES RECEIVE THE STAR
Every Other Day. That Means 20,000 intense
Readers. If you have something to sell, tell
these 20,000 People about it in these columns.
TOOTS AND CASPER
Too Much For Casper To Hope For.
COLONEL HOOFER 4AVE HIS WIFE A,
VERY INEXPENSIVE PURSE POR HER
BIRTHDAY. TOOTS, AND WHEN SHE ASKED
ME WHAT l USUALLY 4lVE YOU'l SPREAD
IT ON THICK*. I SAID I ALWAYS &VE YOU
< DIAMONDS' COLONEL HOOFER
KEPT NUD4IN4 ME
TO STOP TALKING!
—* *• -
T“
hey, shrimp! i want to see you' sophie
WAS MIGHTY PLEASED WITH HER PURSE
UNTIL YOU STARTED BRAGGING, BUT THIS
MORNING SHE THREW THE PURSE AT ME'
DO YOU WANT TO GET MY WIFE "DIS
SATISFIED WITH MEV /.
ARE YOU TRYING TO // /,
- /Mx
SHOW ME UP?
"■ K'l1: f t rufrt Syn.ln.-atf. (nr , (Jr»at Rriuin right' rmnill
/ NOW SOPHIE INSISTS THAT I BOY A
DIAMOND FOR HER AND IT'S ALL YOUR
FAULT! EVERY TIME YOO COME
AROUND IT COSTS ME MONEY'. WHY
CANT YOU MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS?
" ONE OF THESE DAYS
I'LL CUT YOU OUT
AND NEVER
TO YOU
A4AIN!
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r\
5 THAT
A PROMISE.?
WILL YOU
POT THAT
IN
WRITING
P ^IMmvHurph/;
It Costs Nothing To Look, But—
/ Vbu COULD PUT IK) A THIMBLE ALL THE
/ t^ewels ^ou ever 4ave toots! i ksiow
(That , why did You tell my wife that
V (} 'i'ou <^>ve Your wife a diamond
EVERY BIRTHDAY ? KIOW SOPHIE WANTS
— A DIAMOND! SHE HOUNDS
v ME ABOUT IT DAY AND
N,4H'K^r—
%
i 4uess You d like.
TO SEE ME HAND OUT A
LOT OF MONEY FOR A DIAMOND
R'N^, BUT I’M NOT 4oin6 TO
oWT
BUY SOPHIE ONeT THE PUReE
' ctAve her is 4oqd enough,
AND THIS t<3 ONE TIME
ASSERT MYSELF.
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I WAS ONLY POOLIM^
MP5. HOOFER ABOUT THE. ]
JEWELS I 4'VE TOOTS*.
Colonel hoofer tawtes
EVERYTHIN^ TOO SERIOUS
LY HE CAN'T HAVE. A VEPY
400t> SENSE OF
Humor*
yf
AW, COME OKI
IK), COLOKIEL l
It WOKJ t COST
, ANYTHIN 4 to
V Look: At some.
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HA!
THERE THEY
ARE,AND
HE'S* AS*
4 OOP AS*
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