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IF YOUR FEET ttUR'l
you, vi.sit us uiiii have Dr.
Scholl’.- representative exam
ine them free. A. V. Wrav &
6 Sony._ tf-nOe
GENUINE OLIVER
Flow Points and Re
pairs are sold by the
C1 eve! a ml H ard \vare
Co. 2t-19c
see o. ror.u co. roa al:
kinds cX . :■ , nd . c*d on:..
31 .19:
FOR S ALE OR
Trade, One new Ford
Phaeton. Will trade
for cotton. Sge Riviere!
Oil Co. ' 2t~19c
. BAILSMAN \ ’AV. :i> LOC.V
nan «alj'- to '•.•y.-:; zv. -by i-.vJ u::-1
round! .vg couniij. i.iUhr; on b\: 1
coss toaccrns. Niiuon .r.uvvrUix .i
line. Jin;: be hus.'ar. Pmuuuen.
tJimc;Jon if reu make good. H-1:
ehtun:. Industrie:. Inc.. ••^01-203*11
Horae Avenue, Dayton. Ohio. 1: 19p j
, LOW PRICE ON!
Coal. W a s h b u r n ’ s
Coal makes w arm
friends. Phone 73 or
35. Washburn Coal &
Oil Co. 2t-19c
•V* -r .III.
YOU CAN’T BEAT THE Mc
Cormick-Deering grain drill. Call hi
\t O. E. Ford Cos and look them
over. 3c 19c
- LET ••VIC” AND GEORGE FIT
vou in a tailor made suit for fall.
Fit Guaranteed—$22, $25, $30, $35.
A. V, Wray and 6 Sons.
* tf-Juiy 22c.
^AXEsTlToO At The
Cleveland Hardware
Co. 2t-19e
' DON'T FAIL TO BRING YOUR
teet to Wray’s Tuesday, October 20.
free examination and consultation.
Or. Scholl’s expert. tf 14c
FOR LIME. CEMENT AND
brick call O. E. Fcrd Co. 3t 19c
USED AUTO AND
Truck Palis. Automo
bile Glass Installed.
Pink iron & Metal Co.
West Warren Street,
Phone 580. . tf-30c
GOOD SELECTION
of Portable Grates on
sale at Cleveland
Hardware Co. 2t-19e
SOW PLENTY OF GRAIN THI3
fall. O. E. Ford Co. has the grain
rills and plenty ol fertilizer for
you. 3t lSlc I
FOR &A I, K OR
Trade, One new Ford
Phaeton. Will trade
for cotton. See Riviere
Oil Co. 2t-19c
WE WILL PUT Your!
Stove -up, cut tin and
order extra parts.
Phone 73 for the stove
doctor. Cleveland!
Hardware Co. Wash-;
aurn’s. 2t-19c i
"see O. E. FORD CO. FOR
wagons and farm trucks. 3t 10c
■ ... .— ■■■
CHANCE OF LIFETIME: RE
liable man wanted to call on farm
< rs In Cleveland county. Wonderful j
opportunity. Make J8 to $20 daily
No experience or capital needed.
Write today. McNess Company, De
• par merit' M.. Freeport, Illinois.
* It 19p
IF YOU CONTEMPLATE BUILD
ing see O. E. Ford Co. for brick,
.tnd other building material. 3t 19c
NORTON SEED
Oats, home grown,
fiOc bu. D. A. Beam.
3t-14c
JUST RECEIVED AT O. E.
Ford Co's a car of terra cotta pipe
‘n all *iies 3t 19c
LEI’ US RENOVATE YOUR OLD
matress or make you a new one at
reduced prices. Cleveland Mattress
Shop, South Morgan St., near Sou
thern depot: 3t-16c
SUMMER PRICES
on Coal. Our coal is
always satisfactory—
Only $6 a ton. Wash
burn Coal and Oil Co.
Phone 35 or 73 for
Quick Delivery. 2tl9e
FOR RENT FIVE ROOM HOUSE
second house irom hospital on No.
18 Highway. R. B. Costner Phone
430-j' 3-16p
I OR SALE: TWO SHOW CASES
•—.floor cates sis and right loot. Pr
D. IT. Morrison. 3t 19c
FOR RENT-BEDROOMS WITH
private cath. steam heat, near
; , a c Also two connecting un
fumuhed toems. Call 173 or 373.
ti-ac
BEST QUALITY
Goal for $56.00 a ton.
Phone 73. Cleveland
Hardware Co. Wash
burn’s Place, ‘‘The
man who made the
$5.00 Shot Gun pos
sible. 2t-19c
FOR, RENT: SMALL APART
mem, also room with private bath,
on South Washirjrton street. Tele
phone 767-',V. tf 7e
200 SHEETS OF GOOD WHITE
writing paper and 100 envelop*?
both printed with your name and
address for 51. This is the biggest
bargain ever offered in stationery.
Call at Tire'Star office.
SOME GOOD USED
Tire Bargains. How
ard Wilson, old Dog
gett Service Station.
2t-19c
PUBLIC STENOORAPHER~OVER
Efird’s office No. 1. Office hours %
to 5. 6t 9p
^GORDON ELECTRIC SPECIAL
izes in range repairing, any make.
Telephone 013G. G-14p
THE LATTE.IORE POTATO
house will be open for storage Oc
tober 20th through 24th. Those de
siring space can arrange with J. B
Horn at Lattimoi’c. 3t 14c
FOR SAL,E~USKD_pTANOrAF
ply 312 Buffalo St. 3t 19p
NICE PIGS AND 3HOAT6 FOR
sale. R. B. anti H. J. Co'tner. Phone
438-J or G7-J. tf-16c
7SPECIAL PRFcE
on Heating- Stoves.
See us for your needs.
Cleveland Hardware
Co. 2t-19(
THREE GRADES
3 f Wedding Invita
tions and announce
ments. Copperplate
Engraving, Relief
t r a f (raised letter)
and printing. Samples
upon request. All pric
es at a liberal dis
count from list. The
Star.. Phone 11. tfl4c
HOWARD WiLSON
old Doggett Bros.
Station, appreciates
your business. Stand
ard Gas and Oil. Ex
pert washing and
greasing and .tires.
2t-19c
BOILING SPRINGS POTATO
storage house will be open from
Tuesday October 20. to Saturday
October 24, to receive potatoes for
storage. For crates and information
apply to O. P. Hamrick. 2-16p
FOR RENT—TWO~HORSE FARM
in Northbrook township, near
church and school in Lincoln coun
ty. Tenant must furnish slock.
Good location. Mrs Jennie Linberg*
cr. Cherrrville Jt-]8o
Id
Aviation the High Road to
But Fame Pays Small
* * * " * ijt *
Few of the Great An- Feats That Thrilled the W orld H
while Financial Returns to Famous
Veterans Ask Does Glory Fay?
Glory
Dividends
$ >* *
ave Brought Worth
Fliers.
Hc/wirtT
.Hoiriis
ClAREMCE CaUtMRUN; ♦ k'cGLft O
* COLOLNEI/ LlWDCEja&H
src 1j«
» « ■'' Hi /',n,>^m^m
• VlLCV Fbct mu* JiAIifcOt'O G^TTV
* . T Vl t -m * S . wmw more u»ib» art lett io conquer Kiv air*
r‘°?tm *° And thry b«mo*n th» »«*• ®“‘ th. old-timar. at th. gam, look
* jb.*L *,rU** * fdr * orr *rom * d«*f«r»nt angle. They tay that fame won in th* cloud* doe. not pa;
and they point out cate* to prove tt. It ia truo that Lindbergh'. da.h to Pari, natud him an amount
miral'i^d** lr°T| ,300,000 ‘o $1,000,000 although ha refuted to commarcialiaa the faat. And Ad
m ral Byrd, who Hew o«r two Pol.., ca.h.d in on hi. ezploit., through hi. lactura. and writing.. But
HiutnCA C^*mbtrl,?r Wh.° /'*W tr°m N'„ ,Y°rk »»t P^fit much financially, nor did
r f ,r u?”' Wh°1flrw *° Copenhagen, Holger ... now bam.terming for a living. Although th. Po.t and
Gatty flight around the world in eight and one-half day. wa. acclaimed a. the great.it feat in the hi.
tory of aTiation, the daring flier, did not receive any con.idarabla dividend, from the fame it brought
r °f.'he P«"«»»orn-H.rndon flight aero., the Pacific. Although they won a prize
of $25,000, offered by a Japan... new.papar for the flight, they lo.t two more prize, of the .am.
amount each becau.e they did not fulfill th* required term.. The conqueror, of the Pacific are actu
ally in the red for $2 0,000, it i. reported.
Fall Best Time
To Apply Lime
While crop rotations will modify
to some extent, the time of apply
ing limestone to soils, usually best
results are secured when til's mat
terial is cpplied in the fall or early
winter on plowed land
“Farm roads are in better con
dition in the fall and the op rat or
can get but over his fields easier
than he can when the land is wet
and muddy in the spring,’’ says C.
B. Williams, her <1 of the depart
ment of agronomy at State college.
“Much of the rush of farm work
will also be over after the crops are
harvested. time applied at this
season on plowed land will be thor
oughly mixed with the soil by the
action of rains, snow and freeze;.
»nd being thus incorporated into
the soil, the lime will satisfy the
needs of the soil before another
crop is seeded in the spring.”
Mr. William.; says the crops taut
usually will respond to liming and
receive the greatest benefits are
red, crimson and els ike clovers, al
falfa, lespcdcza, cowpeas, soybeans
and hairy vetch. The yields of cot
ton, corn and small grains' will »1
-so be -Materially increased by fit"
use of lime When these crops are
grown In rotations where suitable
legumes rre Included. If part of
these legumes are plowed under the..
use of limestone will be more prof
itable.
Mr. Williams finds that one to
one and one-half tons of ground
limestone or Its equivalent per acre
applied broadcast will usually in
sufficient. The use of such small
amounts applied more frequently , is
more desirable than making ex
tremely heavy applications at long
intervals, according to field dem
onstrations reported by county ag
ents of the extension service
STAR ADVS. PAYS
UenV'e Hint.
The bishop was visiting the wool
lier and more western portion of
his diocese, and, on arrival at hi*
destination, was mot by a promin
ent church official, who, in his bus I
ness capacity, was the principal
Bootlegger of the district.
After an exchange of greetings,
the bishop remarked: "is there any
special subject you can suggest, Mr
Bangs, on which I could base my
address?"
' Wal, bishop," replied the wor
thy Banks, "you must remember
this Is a 'tough' town arfH if you
want a quiet religious meeting to
morrow don't say too much about
the ten commandments. v
Costly Delay.
Dr. Blunt: "Confound that tele
phone—I was too late.''
Wife: "What, was the patient
dead?"
Dr. Blunt: "Dead? No, he was
all right again."
To Huy Hint A Uj,
Joliet, III.—John Mtleaovich, 19
lost, a leg after being shot by his
frlivid. James Nosse, 21 Prosecu*
i tion was avoided when Janies prom
lsed to go to work and buy John an
artificial leg.
Report of the Condition of
THE UNION TH#ST COMPANY
At Shelby, North Carolina, To Com
missioner of Hanks at the Close of
Business on the 29th day of Septem
ber, 1931.
Resources,
Loans and discounts .. $1,162,464 17
Overdrafts ... .... 29.91
United 8t,ates bonds 72.100.00
North Carolina bonds 103,214.12
County and municipal
bond.?_.... 14,564.21
All other stocks and
bonds . .. 8.000.00
Banking houses 73,075 76
Furniture and fixture ''6,990 03
Cash in vault and
amounts due from ai>
proved depository
banks .. .. ....... 28l,870.2d
Checks for clearing and
transit items . .. 10,198.29
Cash items (Items held
over 24 hours) 87.90
Other real estate 14,694 40
Advances on farm ex
pease .. 53195
Total
$t,Tn,820.72
Liabilities
Capital stock paid id [50.000.00
Surplus fund 150 000.00
Undivided profits uict
amount) ..15,457.88
i Reserved for interest
\ and depreciation 41 172.77
i Other deposits subject
to check .. ,->38.472.14
I Deposits due state of
\ North Carolina and
any official thereof
Secured. $161,095.24 161.095 24
I Other deposits secured
by a pledge of assets
j or depository bond 37,605.03
. Cashier’s checks out
standing U, 132.34
Certified check,; out*
; standing _ .. ... 175.63
Time Certificates of De
posits tDue on or aftn
30 days) . _ 362,956.33
; Savings deposits (Due
on or after 30 days) 32,288.32
| Uninvested Trust de
; posits . 55,775.06
•Bills spayablc _ . 180,000.00
! Borrowed bonds . _ 24,000.00
Total . ....._..... $1,777,820.72
State of North Carolina,
County of Cleveland, ss.
Forrest Eskridge, cashier, Georg)
Blanton director, and Win. Llne
i berger, director of the Union Trust
| Co., each personally appeared be
1 fore me this day, and, being duly
j sworn. each for himself, says that
; the foregoing report is true to the
i best of his knowledge and belief.
FORREST ESKRIDGE, Cashier,
GEORGE BLANTON, Director,
Wm. LINEBERGER. Director.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this the 14ih day of October,
1931.
FRANK L, HOYLE, Jr.,
Notary Public
My commission expires June 18, 1932
League Arbiters in Crisis,
Dr?
AtraED
i.
fCENKIOHr Yoshizau/a
While the Kino-Japanese situation
in Manchuria «u growing »or«
alarming. two of throe three met;
hurled defiance at earh other when
the poftillon of their respective
countries were presented to the
League of Nations Connell at Ge
neva. Ur. Alfred Sse. Chllia'a rep
resentative. dramatically interrupt -
I “• lhl* eiplanatlon of Kenklchl
iVoshlxana, Japan's delegate, about
the Manchurian situation to charge
I Japan with continued unwarranted
attacks. Prentiss Gilbert, V. S
consul at Geneva, may, if invited
participate in the Council's peart
efforts.
BABY WEEK — BABY WEEK
AT I.AST A CHANCE TO HAVE BABY
PHOTOGRAPHED * .
FREE
Mr. Shelby. Widely known Child Photographer, will
he at our Story* TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY. THURS
DAY. OCT. 20. 21. 22. from 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. to
photograph «ny c-hiid 0 years and undtMr for our BAJfT*
CONTEST FREE, if accompanied by parent. Prizes
awarded winners. All Mothers are cordially invited to
brinm in their Babies.
- SEE OUR WINDOW FOR DISPLAY —
A. V. WRAY & 6 SONS
i
5,000 HOMES RECEIVE THE STAR
Every Other Day. That Means 20,000 in
tense Readers. If you have something to
sell, tell these 20,000 people about it in
these columns.
TOOTS AND CASPER
Meeting An Emergency.
t
THE RADIO WON'T WORK AND
COLONEL HOOFER WILL BE HERE
IN A MINUTE TO LISTEN TO THE
PI6HT BROADCAST! ISN'T THAT
JUST MY LUCK, TOOTS? WHAT
WILL i DO? IT'S TOO LATE TO
4ET HOLD OF THE
J&q., REPAIR MAN NOW
THAI REMINDS ME!
THERE'S A RADIO IN
STALLED IN MY
AUTOMOBILE*. WE CAN
TUNE IN ON IT! THE
QUESTrON IS SHALL
l CARRY SOME CHAIRS
OUT TO THE 4ARA4E
OR DRIVE MY CAP
INTO THE
PARLOR"?
f WHY 15 IT EVERYTIME
I VISIT YOU I'M POT TO
WORK DOINti SOME
THING, CASPER?
THIS IS 4REAT, TOOTS'.
IN FACT, WE OU6HT TO
POT CaONEL HOOFER
IN THE 4ARA6E EVERY
TIME HE CALL'S ON US*
YOU KNOW HOW HE '
DROPS Cl^AR ASHES
The Master Mind.
A 6IRL FRIEND OF MINE
4AVE ME A TIP ON ABER
-DABER COMMON,'CASPER
SKIP OVER JO YOUR BROKERS
AND BUY ME
'T
I ' .
WHERE
ARE YOU
60IN4 TO
4ET THE
HUNDRED
&CL TWENTY SHARES!/ DOLLARS
IT'S QUOTED AT ] TO PAY
FOR IT,
HERE YOU AREsHERE'S
A HUNDRED DOLLARS
EVEN, IN PENNIES
NICKELS, DIMES, AND
QUARTERS*. IT'S A
FUND l SAVED UP*.
F
IF YOU WANT
' TO INVEST IN
STOCKS I'LL
TELL YOU
WHAT TO BUY!
YOU DONT HAVE
TO 40 OUTSIDE
OF OUR FAMILY
FOR FINANCIAL
ADVICE*
1
f I DONT WANT YOUR ADVICE•
MV &1RC FRIEND SAID THAT
"ABERDABER COMMON' IS
&OIN6 SKY HI&H, SO HURRY
AND BUY ME TWENTY SHARES
BEFORE IT 4oes UP'
T
t DONT THINK MUCH OF ABERDAB6R
COMMON)'AnD I WONT BOV THE STOCK
FOR TOOTS. BUT I'LL LET HER
THINK I DID! IF IT 40ES DOWN
SHE'LL BE TICKLED WHEN I TELL
HER l DIDN'T BUT.IT! SHE'LL HAVE
TO ADMIT I'M A SMART 6UY! I COULD
TELL HER ABOUT LOTS OF STOCKS
TO INVEST THIS
MONEY IN BUT
SHE WONT LISTEN
TO ME, AND YOU
CANT AR&UE
WITH A
WOMAN!