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Rites hor Wajit Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This size 1 cent per word each insertion
This size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 8c per word each insertion
IF YOilR FEET HURT
you, visit 09 and have Dr.
Scholl’s representative exam
ine them free. A. V. Wrav &
6 Sons. ’_tf-30c
CALL 832, THE ~AUTO INN,
•next to county Jail” and let Ui
wash or grease your car for 75c.
tf 28c
OUR SPECIALTY
Grinding Wheat and Corn for
the fanners. We give 36 lbs.
Flour and 12 lb. feed. Prompt
service. Farmers Milling Co.,
Cliffside, N; C. 4t-18fc
1929 AND 1930
Model A Fords. Very
lowest prices. Doggett
& Lackey, Shelby, N.
C. 2t-16c
Custom Hatching
Let us hatch your chick*. Set each
Monday starting December 14th,
Three cent* an egg. Suttle Hatch
3ry, phone 348. 4t lie
WHEN YOU HAVE A
loved one to die, you should
acknowledge the flowers sent
by friends and show your ap
preciation of the sympathy
extended. Use sympathy ac
knowledgement cards, plain
white or with mourning
adges. New samples and re
duced prices at The Star of
fice._ tf 9p
SIX DOLLAR COAL
Mat Bowman Coal
Co. tflSc
USED AUTO AND TRUCK
parts. Automobile glass Installed.
Sink Iron and Metal Co., West;
Warren atreet, Phone MO. tf 13c
RECOLLECTION of
Quality remains long
after price is forgot
ten. Nat Bowman
Coal Co. tf-18c
VOR SALlf: KOREAN LESPED
eza seed, oats, wheat and barley
straw, Fulghum seed oats. M. s
Seam, Waco. I2t 4p
WANTED TO Trade
Used Model A Fords
for some good mules
and cows. Doggett &
Lackey, Shelby, N. C.
2t-16c
FOR SALE-1 BOYS’
and 1 Girl’s Bicycle -
Going at a bargain.
Cleveland Hardware
Co. ltc
THREE GRADES" AND
three price ranges in wed
ding invitations and announce
ments. Beautiful line of sam
ples at greatly reduced prices
ihown at The Star office.
|_ tf 9p
no slateTno
clinkers. Nat Bowman
Coal Co. tfl8c
SEVERAL KOLSTEpTaND
Atwater Kent Battery' sets
$16 and $20 for quick sale.
Pendleton’s Music Store. 4tl6!
CROStEY, DELCO, AT
water Kent and Earl Radios
at less than half price. Pen
dleton’s Music Store. 4t-16c
KEEP YOUR VALUABLES
from fire and burglars. A
“Treasure Chest” costs only
$13.86 and its fireproof. See
the sample at The Star of
fice. A Victor product that
will protect you. tf 9p
FOR RENT: GOOD HOUSE,
fine location, big lot. C. 8. Young.
tf 13c
A BLUM S 1932 ALMANAC FREE
with a six months renewal to The
Star. Mall your check for 11.35 for
The Star six months and the al
manac will be mailed back to you,
jr call at The Star office. «t *r
ONE $166.00 CROSLEY
Electric for (49.60. See the
Radio bargains at our store
Repdleton’s Music Store. 4tl(
WE SELL. REPAIR AND RE
charge batteries. Auto Inn, next to!
County jail, phone 832. tf D4c
FOR TRICYCLES,
Wagons and Wheel
Goods see the Cleve
land Hardware Co.
We cannot be under
sold on THE LINE —
Our prices are lowT
est. ltc
WEDDING INVITATION
and announcements. Several
j new lines at greatly reduced
! prices. Copper plate engraved,
process (raised letter) work
and plain printing. Three
grades at three prices and
the very newes t stock and
styles. The Star, phone 11.
tf 9p
FIRST IN TOWN TO BRING
prices down. Hair cute, 25c; shave,
15c. Central Barber Shop.
13 Dllp
GET A BLUMS 1932 ALMANAC
FREE with a six months renewal
for The Star, Readers who can't
get to The Star office, will please
mall in their renawal for six or 12
months and the 1932 Blum’s Al
manac will be mailed free. The 8tar,
Shelby. 6t 6p
" SKATES - $1.00 &
$1.50 a t Cleveland
Hardware Co. ltc
WE. TRADE FOR
anything. Good stock
Model A Fords on
hand. Doggett And
Lackey, Shelby, N. C.
2t-l6c
SPECIAL PRICE On
Daisy Air Rifles and
Air Rifle Shot. Cleve
land Hardware Co. It
YES, THE WHITE
FLASH is coming.
Look for it. ltc
AUTOMOBILE TRUCK ioDY
work; file and set crosscut sans,
75c, handsaws 35c. Elias Leigh, 1108
Lilly Mill Road, South Shelby. 3tl4p
WE PAY CASH FOR
fcotton seed, or ex
change meal or hulls.
D. A. Beam, Phone
130. 2t-16
WATCH FOR THE
White Flash. It is
coming in a big way
by the First o f the
Year. ltc
SPECIAL OFFER: A 1932 BLUMS
Almanac free If you renew your
subscription to The Star for six
months or longer. 6t 6p
WANTED TO BUY: GERMAN
Police, Alrdale or bull dog. Vera
Yarbrough, near Waco. 2t 18p
~USE RADIOS OF ALL
makes, from $10 up. Pendle
ton’s Music Store. 4t-16c
“THE BEST USED RADIO
values in town at Pendle-,
ton’s. 4t-16c
COAL and WOOD^
$6.00 a ton for Best
Quality Coal, Quick
Service - “Our coal is
always satisfactory.”
Phone 35 or 73.
Washburn Coal Co. It
STRAYED —BLACK SHOAT
with white feet, weighs about 36
pounds. Notify Dewey Parker, Lily
Mill it Power Co. i-18p
TOR SALE: ONE EXTRA NICE
Jersey heifer. Freshen soon. Also
one model A Ford roadster. Good
condition, good tires. F. S. Dedmon,
R-l, Shelby. It
MODEL AFFORDS
sold on very easy
terms. Doggett and
Lackey, Shelby. N. C.
2t-16c
No. 1 Township
News Of Interest
Miss Jolley Weds Mr Huskey. Rob
ert Jolley Gets Hand
Cut.
'Special to The Sta;.i
No. 1 Township, Dec. 17.-Miss ,
Flossie Jolley and Mr. Edwin Hus- j
key of this community were mar- ;
ried at Gaffney Saturday. Mrs. j
Huskey is the oldest daughter of
Mr. Bert Jolley. Mr. Huskey Is the
son of Mr, Carl Huskey. They will
make their home with Mr. and Mrs.
Bud Jolley of this community.
Rev. Cleve Holland of Mt. Pleas
ant community spent Tuesday
night with Mr. J. D. Byars.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert McGinnis of
State Line visited at the home of
Mr. Wade Jones Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Gill Lytle and chil
dren of Converse spent Sunday with
! Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Byars.
Miss Ina McSwain was the Sun-'
day night guest of Miss Mayir.e
Earls.
Mias Minnie Hopper was the
dinner guest Sunday of Miss Ros
sle Huskey.
Mr. Robert Jolley had the mis
fortune of getting his hand badly
cut while working on his car. Three
stitches were taken.
FOR SALE: MASTER SIX
Buick sedan. Bargain for cash. G.
O. Lewis, Taxi Headquarters,
31 18c
200 SHEETS OP GOOD WHITE
writing paper and 100 envelopes,
both printed with your name and
address for *1. This is thq biggest
bargain ever offered In stationery.
Call at The Star office.
RED BAR & DARBY
need no introduction.
Nat Bowman Coal
Co. tf-18c
FOR SALE AT BARGAIN:
Brand new Dayton water system.
Miller Harris, 511 West Marion St.
. 3t lip
WANTED—EVERYBODY THAT
is interested in raising rabbits for
profit to be at the court house on
Saturday December 19 at 2:30 p.
m 2-16c
FOR SALE: ONE 750 EGG
capacity automatic Incubator. Used
only one season. Mrs. A. C. War
lick, R-3, Vale. 3t 14c
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM
house, dose in, all conven
iences. Griffin P. Smith. tfl6c
GORDON ELECTRIC COM
pany specializes in repairing elec
tric ranges and all electrical ap
pliances. For first class electrical
work of any type telephone 518.
3t 18c
WANTED TO BUY: SEVERAL
loads good stable manure. D. H.
Harris. 3t i8p
It Pays To Advertise
I
Toluca And Knob
Creek Late News
,'lrs. t arpenter Much Improved.
Thieve* Get Gas, Cigarettes
And Casli.
' Special to The Star.i
Toluca, Dec. 16.—Regular preach
ing service a at Carpenters Grove on
Saturday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
and Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sunday
school at 10. The Sunday school is
planning to have a Christmas tree
at the church Christmas eve. The
Junior and senior B. Y, P. U. will
present a play. Rev. W G. Camp
the pastor has written the play.
Mrs. J. M. Carpenter who is in
the Shelby hospital Is greatly Im
proving and expects to come home
at an early date.
Thieves broke the lock to the gas
tank of Everett Linhardts filling
station last Thursday night and
took all the gas that was In it, and
Friday night they attempted to
brake into the store but failed, the
same night theives entered the fill
ing station of M. S. Boyles and
took a quantity of cigarettes and
candy, also took a slot machine in
which Mr. Boyles said was about
$15.00.
Mrs. Burgln Burns of Lincolnton.
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Burns
Thaxter Sain spent the week, end
with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs
W. F Mull of Catawba county.
Miss Minnie Mull spent- last Sat* j
urday night with Miss Clara WU- j
hams of Fallston.
Misses Male Huffman and Mara
Jenkins of Gastonia si>ent last
Friday with Miss Nora Costner
Mr. and Mrs. Carrol) Mull. Mrs
D M. Mull and Misses Minnie and
Edith Mull were dinner guest* last I
Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs. A. B Willis of Catawba coun
ty
Mr and Mrs. Charlie Hicks .spent
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Brice Swink. Misses Mary and
Joyce I/cdford spent last Saturday
night with Miss Nora Costner.
Misf> Fannie Burns spent, last j
Tuesday with Mrs Amos Workman
of Casar , j
Mr. and Mrs, J, P, Houser of
Lincoln county spent last Satur
day night, at the home of Mrs.
Houser’s brother Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Sain.
Coleen and Estelle Mull of St
Paul, spent Saturday night with
their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Cook.
Mr Yates Carpenter spent the week
end at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr and Mrs. Max Cline Of
Maiden
Mrs Ethel Denton and children
of Gastonia, spent last Friday with
TOYS
for the
CHILD?
Indeed yes! Nothing can take the place
of toys in the child’s heart. But among
those toys on Christmas morning, then
should he a little book, far more preeiou
than all the other gifts—
A Bank Book
To teach your child the habit of saving
and make it fun.
Open a Savings Accolmt for Helen or
Jimmy This Christmas.
Union
Trust Co.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Huffman
Mrs, S. A Sam spent last Friday
with her sister Mis. Walter Fain ol
Lincoln county.
The following were dinner guests
Sunday of Mr, and Mrs S. H. Sain.
Mr. and Mrs J. P, Houser. Mr. and
Mrs Howard Sain and Mr Henry
Brittain.
Miss lnui Carpenter spent Iasi
Sundav with Miss Elsie Lou Burns
Little Miss Hilda Wilkinson of
Lincoln county, spent last Sunday
with little MUss Marvin Boyles
Miss EHie Hartman of Lincoln
county, spent lost Saturday ritRlit
with Miss Ruth Coatner
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baker of Du!-!
las, spent last, Saturday night at j
the home ol Mrs. Eaker.'s brother.!
Mr. and Mrs Blaine Willi,
Miss Gertrude Seism of Cherry- ,
vtile was a dinner guest Sunday ot [
Miss Vaunrtta Boyles.
Misses Mario nod Ionise Costner j
pent last Saturday night with their j
sister. Mr. and- Mrs. Theodora
Boyles.
—
STAR AD VS. PAYS
Business Digging
Hole In B&semenf
Greensboro News.
The Cleveland Star, re felt ring u
the Dally News’ citation of Mr
Hoover's eight steps to bring busi
ness back, observe? that aald busi
ness must be in the basement In
stead of around the corner. There
is ready admission that the base
ment is more in the direction of the
place to which business is generally
declared to have gone.
GIFTS
ALL PAID FOR
IN ADVANCE
ffitl
CHRISTMAS
SAVINGS CLUB
f'OR hundreds of families Christmas will be
merrier than ever this year! Why? Because
the spirit of giving will have full play. Gifts
will be paid for in advance by our Christmas
Savings Club. You can begin now to provide
for your 1932 Christmas. The First National
Hank will help you save a little every week in
a way that you won’t miss it.
First National Bank
—"r
TOOTS AND CASPER
Casper’s Not Napping Either.
I V6 BEEN TRAMPING THE STORES LOOKING
POR A CHRISTMAS £lFT POR VDU, CASPER',
AND AU.THE WHILE » KEPT THINKING HOW
YOU AND COLONEL HOOPER AGREED NOT TO ,
‘bPHND OVER $25.28 EACH ON
PRESENTS* FOR *YOUR
NW IVES.
7.
JUST BECAUSE HE'S
ATILtHT-WAD AND
WON'T SPEND MUCH
MONEY ON HI9 WIFE.
IS NO REASON YOU
should limit Yourself ,
TO SPENDING f 25. °g
ON ME1. J
IT-3 NOT THE.
VALUE OF A 6IFT
THAT COUNT6fr0OT3.
V ,T& THE THOUGHT.
r
L
t Iw}, Ki|»f Fratufei Syrcdicitf. It*.,,
Gmt. Brit.'* ramtd,
THI5 MAY BE A 6CHEME.\
OF HOOFERS TO ^HOW ME '
UP, BUT HE WON'T FIND ME \
Asleep at the switch) /
l Bought thi*> rin<* \
TODAY1 AND 1 CAN HARDLY )
WAIT UNTIL CHRI^TMA^ /
to 4ive it to toots', J
-
IT'S THE COLONELS OWN FAULT . „
THAT l CANT TRU<VT HIM* »F HE SHOULD
<^IVE HIS WIFE SOME INEXPENSIVE,
trinket, and then i step up and
HAND THIS DIAMOND TO TOOTS *
V\/OWl SOPHIE WOULD BRAIN HIM1.
IT WOULD SERVE HIM RIAV4T FOQ
OKI COL. HOOFIR'
HE EVIOEHTLY
HA<=> -dOMETHIM/f 1
UPHISSUCVE
A Surprise Package.
^ COME ON TOOTS
DON'T LOOK 50 5AD, /
PAPA LOVES YOU! I'M (
NOT A TIGHT-WAD! )
5HP ON AN EVENING '
GOWN AND WE'LL GO \
PLACE5 ANOOO THINGS'. )
T
1 4UE5S YOU
DON'T LOVE ME
anymore.
CASPER*
I "THINK YOU WERE HORRID \
TO A6REE NOT TO SPEND OVER
#25.<22 ON A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
^FOR ME JUST BECAUSE COLONEL
HOOFER IS TOO CHEAP TO [\
SPEND MORE THAN THAT/ UNTIL AFTER
ON HIS WIFE* j--YOU SEE YOUR
present*
7 STOP
MOANING,
TOOTS!HOLD
VOUR
COMPLAINTS
V
emi U.
~ King 1 matures Syndicate, Inc^Grtai ft- »•$. . -h-, f.y:,
/' I B0U6HT THIS DIAMOND
FOR TOOTS, BUT I DON'T
DARE SHOW IT TO HER
UNTIL CHRISTMAS.! CAN'T
TAKE ANY CHANCES OF
!4AVINC| COLONEL HOOFER
HEAR ABOUT ITl
W COLONEL HOOFER WILL FAINT*!
WHEN HE SEES ME HAND THIS I
DIAMOND TO TOOTS AT THE
CHRISTMAS DINNER,IF ALL ME
HAS FOR SOPHIE IS A PURSE ,
HE'LL BE ASHAMED TO HAND IT
TO HER IN VIEW OF ALL OF US!
ano in the
t1EAiMT|ME COt.
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