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Oiiarjje For Any Want Ad 25c.
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If' VOtll FEET HER I
You. vE t us a:ul have Dr.
Sehuil .s representative exam
ine them free. A. V. Wrav &
G Son.-. tf-.'JOc
‘ USEDAUTO AND
Truck Parts. Automo
bile1 Glass Installod.
Fink iron & Met-a'l Co.
West Warren Street,
Phone 580. tf-‘H)c
FOR S A I S—rARL V JERSEY
cabbag-- plant.-; 20c p r 100 po t
paid. AKo a lot' of peanuts. Write
for special priees. \v. H. Eh.ckburn,
R-l. Newton, N. G. 1-llp
A NEW TOP AND NEW
paint job will protect your
••ar th.-oujrh the winter \vt: -
tiur. Hawkins Pros.. SouUf
LaEayette St, t3t-2tk
I F YOU DON’T
tillnk we are selling
used model A Fords
c ii e a p just come
around and see. Dop:
trett & Lackey. Shel
by, N. C. Itc
CALL 832, THE AUTO INN
"next to county jail” and let us
wash or grease your car for 75c.
tf 28c
EARLY WAKE
1'ield cabbage plants.
D. A. Beam. Phone
130. 2t-9c
FOR SALE GOOD MEADOW
ha;.-. See Mrs. W. H. Jennings. 129
3. Washington St. 1-llc
IF YOU NEED MONEY
see us for loans from $5 tc
f40 without security, made tc
men and women steadily em
ployed. No embarrassment, no
unnecessary delay. Cheerful,
confidential service. Citizens
Finance Co.. 12 Eineberger
Building, Entrance W. Mar
ion St. tf 23c
NOTICE TO FARMERS! WE
give 36 lbs. flour and 14 lbs bran
for each bushel wheat. Dellinger
Milling Co. 3t- 6c
VETCH, ABRUZZI
rve, wheat, oats,
Beardless Barley
home grown and oth
er field seed. D. A.
Beam. 2t-9c
LANDIS SHOE SHOP WILL
take corn, cotton seed, or most any
kind of produce on shoe retiring
at the market price. £: 4c
PLAIN DHESSES”, SUITS AND
overcoats cleaned and pressed for
50c. Modern Cleaners. John W.
Dorsey, Prop, 6t 4c
FOR RENT—ROOM WITH LA
vai-ory and steam heat, also beard.
Mrs, W. A. Pendleton. 2-Uc
JUST RECEIVED
another shipment of
Austin Winter Peas.
I). A. Beam. 2t-9c
I WANT TO RENT A GOOD
form -with good land, good house
and I want two good mules to tend
It. If any one has a place of this
kind, let me hear •'from you at once
Martin C. Ramsey. R-3, UUenbcvo.
3-9p
WARM AIR FURNACES AS
pliait roofing, silitet metal product'1,
crushed stone. Loy P; Thompson,
Phono 715-J. If 6c
weeaviTsome
real buys in Model A
Fords. Prices the very
lowest. Doggett And
Lackey, Shelby, N. C.
Itc
II1 YOU WANT TO GET RID OF
that roll of fat around your waist,
come in and let us fit you in a Miss
Simplicity, the ideal Gossard foun
dation garment. J. C. McNecly and
Co. 2-lie
NEW~~LO\W PRICES UiN
Radio Tubes. You can renew
your tubes for an eight tube
get for as low as $7.00. Pen
dleton's Music St roe. 'Ji-Oc
Bids on Cotton Twine
Ar'> Rejected for Jute
Hickory Hrm AVas I,oiv Bidder. lint
All Bids Arc
Rejected.
Wa: iiirgton, Nov. 10.—Pot ••master
i General Brown today rejected all
. tide for cotton twine recently op
ened at the department.
He believes the department can
j secure the 1.300,000 pounds of
; twine necessary for a six months
rupply. at a materially lower figure
[ than any submitted.
The low bidder was the Hickory
Cordage company of Hickory, N. C.,
j vd.’i an offer of ten and forty ojte
1hundredths cents per pound.
Manufacturers of Jute twine have
< nrd Cre department's inten
• •< n to switch from their twine to
i f < i cotton string.
M -mbers of congress from New
llrv land have entered formal pro
S tc •< with the postmaster general.
The department will ask for new
I bids cn both cotton and Jute in the
;ne;.r future.
YOtlt BATTERY IS GOOD
i today' but may be dead to
morrow. Get our low trade-in
tu-jees on U. S. G. Batteries
before you buy. Phone 711.
Carolina -Motor Tun. 2t-llr
MAZDA LAMP BULBS—
All sizes. New Prices, Pen
dleton’s Music Store. 3t-9c
IF YOU NEED A ME’I A'L
chimney top, or metal work
of any kind call John McAr
thur’s Tin Shop, Phone 715-.T.
12450c
FOR RENT: HEATED APART
i ment. Mi . Yv. L. Packard, tf 6c
ONE CROSLEY CABINET
set, Electric, only $3-4.50. As
good as new. Pendleton’s
Music Store. 3t-9(
FOP. SALE: 40 LEGHORN PUL
lets. Best strain in county. Fine
Red pu'iets, one fine Red cockerel.
Anyone interested can see them a
my home ui okl Fallsiou road. H
E. Beattie, East Shelby, R-l. 3t 9p
~ O N E ATWATER KENT
$125.00 set for quick sale—
$24.50. Pendleton's Music
Store. ?>t-9c
’farm FOR SALE: 41 ACRES.
3 1-2 miles south of Shelby, on
good road, two 4-room dwellings,
good, strong land, VC. E. Whisaanf
land. Price is a bargain. Oliver
Anthony. 2t 9p
FOR SALE: 32 ACRES. 0, C.
Allen. Hughs tract. near highway
18. 3 1-2 miles .omh of Snelby.
Large 6 room dwelling. good, otn
buBcingf strong land. bargain
pr.rff, easy terms. Oliver Anthony.
2r. 9p
* FOR SALE: ~ 66 Ldl" ACRES, 4
lnilcs northeast of Shelby, two
good houses, good outbuildings best
I ir.rmhv’ land in county, on good
j:.i. Bargain at $4960.00. Oliver
! An h r ... Op
MODEL A FORD
Roadsters. Goup.es,
Tudors. Prices very
cheap. Doggett And
Lackey. Shelby, N. C.
AT AUCTION SATURDAY.
.•'O'.-- iber 14th at my heme at
I L,.tn, lot of corn and feed stuffs,
g - in drills, farming tools and
Cl»"vro>t tonring c r, 1924 model
Sate starts at 10 oclock. High' bid
c: • 1 . Teams, Cash, Ben Poo!.
Falls'on, N. C. 1-llp
wanted” middle aged
whir? lady for housekeeper and
companion. Phone rci or 290.
3' lie
AUTOMOBILE AKIJ TRUCK
bodies repaired. Built new. half of
usual price. Will take iymber, pro
duce for pay. Ellas C. Leigh. 1108
Lilly Mill road. South Shelby. 2-llp
AFTER NOV. 14TH~ 1 WILL GIN
cotton only three days of each
week, Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday. S. C. Crawley Gin. 3t 11c
ANTIQUE SALE: ANTIQUE
bureau, two chests, spinning wheel,
old cap and ball rifle, Sale Satur
day at 10. Ben Poole. Ball-ion.
H lib
EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN
used model A trades. Rogers Motor
Co. Better see ’em. 2t 11c
STAR AD VS PAYS
Divisional Meeting
W. M. U. at Zion I S
Group Four Offers Program t or
Meeting at /Ion C hurch on
November IS.
The W. M. U. divisional meeting
of group No. 4 will tiold its quar
terly meeting with the Zion society
on-Sunday evening at 2:30 t clock
The following program will be given
Devotional by Me , Minnie Spangler
from Double Shoals.
Welcome by Zion.
Response by Dover
Song bv Sunbeams from /ion
Talk—"The Importance or Need
of Observing the Week of Prayer"
by Rev. W. A. Kliim.
Playlet by Sunbeams from Lawn
dale. Special music by Lawndale.
Pantomime 'Our First Thank giv
ing” by V. W. A. from Zion
Duet by Misses Pearl Cornwell
and Johnnie Blanton from Zlpu.
Talk by Mrs. Wacaster.
The churches in this division are:
Zion. Dover. Union, Lawndale
Sandy Plains. Double Shoals. Mulls
Chappel. Double Springs and Wal
lare Grove.
Members from these societies are
requested to be present and pi.o
invito other societies.
Mrs. C. K Spangler, Division
Leader.
| Dairymen Of County
Are Improving Barns
Several dairymen of ChYelau.',
county art Improving their dab",
barns, according u» a report by It.
\V. Shoffner, county agent: Bruno
Hamrick is rebuilding an old. dairv
barn and constructing a new mills
barn for twenty cotv C. O. Mc
8wain is building a mi.'kiirr barn
for 60 cows. George Hamrick: will
soon start work oil his n r dairy
barn, he is building a milking bar",
for 20 cows.
The farmer are getting the cot
ton fairly well picked and have
approximately 33,000 bales picked
The county will not make hx high
a yield ns last year. say. sir Shoff
ner.
200 SHEETS OF GOOD WHITE
wi iting paper and 100 envelopes
both printed with ydur name and
address for SI. Tills ir the biggest
bargain ever offered in stationery.
Call at The Star office
THREE GRADES
) f Wedding Invita
tions and announce
ments. Copperplate
Engraving, Relief
t r a i' (raised letter)
and printing. Samples
upon request. All pric
es a t a liberal dis
count from list. The
Star. Phone 11. tfl3c
'
Damascus Lady To
Lecture And Show !
Her Pictures Here
Princess Haidar, Interpreter Of
Palestine Thought lias Eli
Kasrinents in Shell>>,
Shelby i.s to have the upponun
tty of playing host to a jier.onas'
of royalty, oue who romes u>
heralded but wearing the colorful;
robes of her native land and shut
•hig some of the.weird nirs of lie
native race. Stic is one of the out
standing artists of the old world, .
native of the oldest city. Da. its
Cits, with it. Street Called Stralgh1
trodden by men and women m th
era long before the birth of Christ
She ii i lie Princets iiahnie Haidar
noted bit* : prefer of Pal stlniao
thought and life, who ban been hi
vlted by Dr. Zeno Wall, pastor t.!
the First liapus' church to pre.o-n
a series of ihrec Oriental program
in Shelby.
Tire auc try of the prince1
Pahine a princess of unquestioned
| royal lineage, is v,rapped in ro
irance. Wr American speak with
pride of an ancestry reaching bee
to the beginning, 6f white Ameri
can history, but this cultured 8 ■
'Han goes bur!; over the span; »t
! years to the time of Abrnhum. #1
most the entire period covered bv
;the Bible. Born in the old town ;
; Baalbek, located on the lowest de
clivity of Mount Lebanon, Prince.
| Rahme has been reared and odu
I rated in. an. atmosphere permeated
! with Biblical lore.
| Through the friendship dial »\
. isted between licr father and some
. of the American' missionary educa
I tors sent out by the American
j board to give to the Syrian race a
I bit of our west- rti educational
facilities, Princess Rabun- \nv. per
mitted to enter their .schools r
Beirut and Skion. After completing
her course in the girl's seminary at
SiCon. she tame to the U. 3. and
has since taken her degrees from
two of cur imivendue* For a num
ber of year, she lias-been upon Un
American and Canadian lecture
! platform, bent upon a mission oi
j good' will, creating every where a
'closer understanding between this
j country and her on;a country,
j Wherever she goes, she is welcomed
I by great throngs, m mam cities
Itthe »u<U» >r»»ims cannot. ,*econrnn
i date the great crowds, 1
j Princes,. aqfliBWiirst ' appear
j anew in < lUP.eh.v JflJf be on Sunday
(night.. Uihr. jHamSlM o'clock in
tlie Fir. I Bapi-Wt tUui'ph when . ne
giyes.Jaeii interprw*iUon of de
manner- and customs ct her own
penple, id a brUlifuit. and .inspiring
message. Jfcr.tter Syrian S.ar • "
On Monday night at 8 m u
high school Prince:,: Ralime WH1
show iter moving pictures, which
she filmed on her recent visit to me
land of her birth, followed bv tine
act from her jdrania of "Ruth and
. Naomi.” Princess Rrihna- always
wear.; the native dress and M,
Burgers as a musical 'setting, givey
some of the .weird Palestinian mu. it.
This is a rare and Unusual tipper
(unity tur the people of this com-j
nuuv.lv ti| hear (his massage from j
the Ups ot :» native of the sacred!
land of Patenting.
Princess Rahim- will also present
hr; moving pictures Tuesday even
ing at 8 ui the South Shelby
school
Eight Cent Allowance
On Cotton For Seed
liberal Offer Made to t anner*
Who Borrowed f unds to Buy
-seed. the.
Raleigh, Nov. JO. - The cl gilt-cent
r<l loan allowance on cotton, an
nounced recently by the department
of agile ill lure applied not only to
rot ton now being delivered, but also
to cotton thal was delivered to the
North Carolina Colton Growers eo
peraUvc association prior to (he
announcement, M, (>. Matin, sec*
rt-tary -treasurer, said yesterday,
''If". Mr. Matin said, "you bor
rowed these emergency funds to aid
you iir producing your cotton crop,
•.oil can now deliver your etton to
the association and your loan will
be credited on a ba ns of eight rents
per pound for middling 7-8 Inch
cotton, plus an allowance on the
better grades and staples.
"I! you have already delivered
cotton lo the association but not
enough to pav your claim-In full,
we will notify the Washington <>!
lice upon request ol any member
and an allowance of eight '-ents will
he made Oh the cotton already dellV
ered.
‘ If 'ou have already delivered
enough on this basis to cover your
lorn, you will be permitted to draw
the lull cooperative advance of any
cotton you mm deliver
The eight-cent allowance applies
only to loans secured through tht
Farmers' Seed Loan division of the :
department of agriculture.
Gave Himself Away.
A negro was pleading Ins own
case to save the price of a lawyer
He railed the chief witness to the
stand and said. "Joshua, where was
I when we stole dose chicken- -
Change of Air.
McAndrew Hooray. The win
has changed.
Convalescent Wife—Well tnon
what of it?
McAndrew -Ye ken the doctor
said ye needed a change of air
nutting In.
"Say. Muse, how come yu is -.
banged up?”
"I tviir talkin' when AH should
have -been list nlng.
Charles
FARRELL
Madge
EVANS
IN
“Heartbreak”
Monday and
Tuesday
CAROLINA
«■
Corn And Wheat
Advance In Prices
Chicago. Nov 10 -Corn led the
v.ny to new high prices lor the sea
son <h> the Chicago board of trade
today.
With opening gains of from :i 8
to 1 1-0 cents a bushel, corn con
tracts were all above Ore high mar
kets .set Thursday.
Wheat was also strong on reports
ot bad weather conditions in till
southwestern winter wheat urea
and higher prices «l Liverpool, Op
ening gains Were frofrt >-li to 3-1
cent. May lit 73 to 73 1-4 uid July
iM to 5-8 were both at new
high prices for the season, while
March equalled the previous max
imum at 70 1-2. • %
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Achievement Day At
Spindaie On Friday
Rutherlordton, Nov 10.— Tlit
home demonstration clubs of Ruth
erford county will hold achievement
day at the Spihdale house, Frida\
evening A feature of the occasion
will be a fashion show. Dresser
, made ut Rutherford county mater
ia!-. by county women will be mod
led. Dressps for street, house, and
tormnl occasions will be featured.
Mi to ova Howard, home agent
; "dl be tn charge of the program
GIANT WHALE ARRIVES TODAY
FOR TWO DAY EXHIBITION HERE
I hi1 education’'! department of the Pacific Whaling Co.,
is presenting i; s mammoth whale exhibition here today and
tomorrow._ The. huge whale rips the beam at 68 tons, and
| measures • feel from lip- to tail. Aeompanying the most
unique presentation of the past decade are Captains Harry
hue and W ilii; m . Smith. They are assisted by a crew
11 whalers, ami all lecture »i short intervals. ' The whale
is tlv- least known anjrrial extant, and despite its great size
is the biggest coward in the ocean. The whale will be shown
in. his specially constructed steel railway car on West War
ren street. Admi- ion for rdi.ilts is 25 cens and children
10 cents.
1 001 S AND CASPER— It’s The Colonel’s ‘‘Bull,” At That.
"/ LEFT ME TAKE
A PEEK AT WHAT
YOU'VE WRITTEN]
IN Your Diary, toots-!
WE HAVEN’T ANY
SECRETE, FROM EACH
^ OTHER,HAVE
yK we. honey?
IfT~
DON'T YOU
dare look.
AT THIS,
CASPER*
MY DIARY
(9 strictly
confidential!
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HELLO,
COLONEL HOOPER'.
THIS (SCALPER!
i THOUGHT I'D
CALL UP AND TELL
You the newsI
TOOTS IS
STARTING
A PIARYJ J
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COST A
LOT OF |
MONEY
TO START
THAT,
Casper!
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WHAT ^IVE5>
YOU THE
‘.MPPESSlGN
>T TAKE'S A LOT
OF MONEY TO
START A DIARY?
DON’T YOU
KNOW WHAT
A DIARY IS
Y
C ertainuY
l KNOW!
S A —
PONT BE 90
RUDE, CA9PER'.
'WHY, YOU
HUN4 UP THE
'PHONE ON
‘cUEE ) did: I CAKrY WASTE
TIME TALKING TO A
DUMMY LIKE HIM,TOOTS*
WHEN I A9KED HIM
IF HE k'NEW WHAT A
DIARY 19 HE 9AID 9URE.1
HE 9AID A DIARY \=>
A PLACE WITH A LOT
C0W9 WHERE. MILK.
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S>AY! W/HO 1<S"THE 6uY
"THAT'S ALWAYS V/IKJY)M^
amd bunwinZ* ay You?
V/ho IS HE? y
AM<SWER ME! >——^
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WHY, HE'S THE MAM IM THE MOON
[ AND HE'<=, WINKING AND BUNKIM^
: ay me a4aim, the fresh thin4:
I WONDER IF THE MAM IM
“THE MOON IS MARRIED? IF HE
I6> HE'S A MODEL HUSBAND
BECAUSE HIS WIFE
Always Knows where
HE IS AT NIGHTS!
IS"
CA-5PER. MU^T "THINK,
A LOT OP ME, BUTTERCUP,
BECAUSE HE'S. EVEN
0EAUOU& OF THE MAN
IN THE MOON!
THAT'S. DEVOTION
FOR YOU!
fcjtMMY HuRPHYs
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