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Use Star Want Advts. — —
Why Walk A Mile Or More For A Prospect?
They Get Results — — Charge Is Small, Results Large
Rates For Want Advertisements Tn This Column. Minimum
. Charge For Aoy Want Ad 25c.
This size J cent per w ord each insertion
, This size type 2c per word each insertion.
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U8ED AUTO AND TRUCK
parts Automobile glass installed ]
Fink Iron end Metal Co. Wcm
Warren street. Phone MO tf Uc
~FOB BALE: USED FARM IM
plenwnts. Bee J. C. Weathers, op
posit* Southern Cotton Oil Co.
tl 39c
swiirr potatoes^ puke
*tocy Nancy Hall selectee for cud
ding, 78c per bushel. C. 8 Young
Shelby. N. 0. tf lac
.FOR RENT - STORE
Room between Webb
Theatre and City
Hall. See Cluade
Webb.tf-lc
If Y our Feet Hurt You
Dr If you are suffert <g from nerv
ous disorders pertaining to same,
have Dr. Soholls Foot Representa
tive examine them free
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
' oet’ a pair of"those ouar
anteed Blue Buckle overalls, 330
weight, best grade, any slse. «9c
pair. A. V. Wray's. St 31c
LAREDO BOY BEANS, It 01>
per bu. C. 8. Young. tf 11c
FERTILIZERS OF EVERY DE
Kcriptton for quick anlpment, close
prices. J. J. Brennan, 8umter, 8. C.
tf le
WILL EXCHANGE EIGHT-Cy
linder Cadilac, V-tvpe engine, in
good condition, for smell farm. In
quire S. B. Mints, 6 miles south
Boiling Springs. 3t (8p
"SUNDAY"PAPERS”AND MAGA
sines reserved upon request at
Newt’s. tf 15c
&ET ENOUGH FOR A
seed patch of Coker’s Pure
Ejred Productive Cotton seed.
For high yields of Premium
' cotton bred and grown by
Coker’s Pedigreed Seed Co.,
Hartsville, S. C. For sale by
O. Z. Morgan, Shelby, N. C.,
Sales Representative. W-M-tf
MAGAZINES AND NEWSPA
psrs of all kinds at Lewt’s. tf 15c
GRADUATES, WE CAN
furnish you with 100 raised
letter calling cards for $1.69.
Panelled cards and any style
of lettering you want. Apply
at The Star office. 6t-18p
FOR bale" THREE FRESH
young milk cows. Edney Willis, R-3
Vale or R-4 Lawndale Jt 18p
" FOR RENT: TWO_CONNECTING
rooms and kitchenette, furnished.
Possession Aprtl IB. Mrs. P. L. Hv<
nessa. tf lie
POTATO PLANTS, TNOUS
ans of Nancy Hat. plants now
ready. S. C. Hamiick, Brookside
Service Station, highway 30, 'our
,miles wast of Shslb ’ 8t Ip
HIGH CLASS MONUMENTS
Marble and granite. Cleveland Ma
ttie and Granite Works, West
Warren St. tf J0<
“ the best" Piow SHOES IN
. town can be found at A. V. W;ay’e
—a star Brand for UN. 2t 2^
INDIA TIRES ARE AB
solutely guaranteed. See us
before you buy. Shelby Hard
ware Company. 3t-2Qe
COTTON 8EED FOR BALK
Coker cotton—the Kind that pro
duces well, lints WfU Mid brings
from I to I dollars more per oa,*
Will exchange for common seed
one bushel for two, ot 40c per bush
el cash. See ma right away, If vou
want rallabla seed. to G. Latham
« Patterson Springs, N C 2t Wp
“ring-neck pheasant eogs
$3.00 setting. Silkies, Black and Buff
Cochin Bantam aggs $9.00 setting.
Thomas L. Otdmon, R-l, Shelby,
N C. 4tJ0c
BOYS. HISRK’S VoUR CHANCf
to get sent* real ututrwesr—6hl?‘s
and shorts, 10c sach A V. Wray's
3t 30.:
' COKER'S CLEVELAND BKJ
Boll No. 5. Strain 3—First aUi
from pedigreed seed Heavy ylelo
er. Ginned on privat* gin, aslec ed
*> recleaned, sacked, l(>% premium
paid for lint. I1.7S >«r 100 pounds
C. 8. young, Shejhv N. C. tt4c
PLANTED PELL KOOTED
and red verbena. Ml, J. W. Spv,
glcr, 301 6. DeKalb rhone 941-W
It 3Cc
LOST: BUNCH OF KEYS SAC
urday afternoon In Shelby, N. C,
finder please return <eme to poei
office and receive reward. 3t tec
"complete auto one
Stop service at Rogers On*
Stop Super Service Station,
corner West Marion and Mojv
B*n. ltc
INTELLIGENT COLORED GIRL
wants work as coook. maid, nuree.
Very reasonable wages. Telephone
No. 793 . 3-20p
ELECTRIC LIGHT BULBS
6 for £1.08. Call us. Shelby
Hardware Company. 8t-20c
NOTARY PUBLIC AT STAR
offioe. Joyce Wilson. tl 28p
use"only genuine ford
parts for Ford repairing.
Rogers Motors. ltc
tor rent! six room
house 114 McBrayer St Apply lu
McBrayer St. tf 2jo
RENT OUR” ELECTRIC
waxer. Use Old English wax.
Shelby Hardware Co. 3t-20c
"save more than one
fourth on automobile tlree, 82.95 and
up. Smith Oarage. Falleton. tf 8c
HAVE YOU TRIED
the New Texaco Fire
Chief Gasoline. It will
surprise you. Real
Merit and No Higher
in Price. 2t-20c
FOR ICE BOX UNING8, CALL
on John McArthur s Tin Bhop,
phone 715-J. St 20c
IF YOU NEBD TIN WORK
done, call John M- Arthur's Tlr
Shop, phone 715-J. 3t 30c
LIT US STORE Y‘"'UR_FURNJ -
jture and moth proof your ruga
Jones Furniture Co. 3t 20c.
STRAYED; LAST NIQHT, FE
male German pollen pup about half
grown. Notify Star clflee. Reward
W 30p
FOR SALE: WTXJxTLONa STA
pl® cotton seed—full t 1-4 staple
One year from seed farm. T. A.
Champion, route 4. Kings Moun
tain. at aop
ALL KTNDS OF HAULING.* AtL
grades oi sand for sale. Howell
Transfe- phone 718. tf 18c
IF YOU WANT YOUR
car to operate mechanically
perfect, use Rogers Motors
repair department. Itc
INDIA TIRES ARjTfIRST
grade tires at second grade
prices. Shelby Hardware
Company. 8t-20c
ICE BOXES AND REFRIGERA
tors from $3.00 to $1300 If you are
going fishing or on camping trip
see us for your cooking utensils. We
have just gotten a supply of
tableware, pots, pan* etc. Also some
good used electric Irons. Wash
boards, tin tubs and one electr a
washing machine. Ti units, several
pictures and frames we can sell
you any of these items at a great
saving. Jones Furniture Co. opyvs
ite Southern Depot 2t sOc
AT THE PRESENT
low price cotton seed
meal is a practical
fertilizer. We have it
for sale or exchange
for cotton seed. D. A.
Beam Co. 2t-20c
WEDDING INVITATION
and announcements. Several
new lines at greatly reduced
prices. Copper plate eiigraved.
process (raised letter) work
and plain printing. Three
grades at three prices and
the vtnr newei t «tock and
styles. The Star, phone 1J.
NOTICf
North Carolina, Cleveland County.
Having ot'allfled a. 'olnt admlntstra
trtx and rdmlnUtratoi o. the estate if
O. C. Duon daatawd, laid of Cleveland
Bounty. H. C this t» tr notify alt pencils
olalwe agalut the undersigned at
Shelby N, C Hr*. on u. byfore the Xhl.
day of Atir‘1 1953. or this notice wUJ bo
Pleaded In ar of th»l» recovery. All nor'.
«om Indebted to eald aetata will p!e»«*
m*be tmni.nato payoni t
Tills tfie Wth (fay of »p,u, 1933
MRS O C DJXON, MAX P UlXOf.
Adngt. epd Adair ■itata.af O C
Dixon, deceased.
Henry B. Edwards. AH» v *»■ vo
rrinity Community
Mows Of Jim Wfipk
I several on Sirk Llet. W. M. t’. To
Meet. Attend Funeral Of Mr.
Bridge*.
(Special to The Star.'
Trinity, Apr. 19.-The regular
monthly meeting of the-W. M U.
will be held at the church on neat
Sunday afternoon at 9:30 o’clock.
Those on the elcdt list at this
writing are Mrs. Ed Jenkins, Mr. R.
V. Oreene and Miss Netta Bridges.
A large number from this com
munity attended the funeral of Mr.
;0. J. Bridges at Bolling Springs on
last Friday Afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie McKinney
of Ellenboro were callers at the
home of Mr. H. W. McKinney here
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Nina end Pat Mostelier of
the Prospect community were vis
iting In the community Sunday
afternoon and were accompanied
ihonje by Mr. and Mrs M M. Jones.
Master Kenneth Latl returned to
his home here Sunday after spend
ing 2 weeks with relatives in Shel
I by.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bridges and
daughters Mary, Bay and Katie Lou
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Lovelace and
Miss Bettie Lee Bostic were the
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. R. V.
Greene of Mooresboro and also at
tended the baccalaureate sermon of
the Mooresboro high school at
Sandy Run church at 3 o’clock Sun
day afternoon. Miss Ruby Greene
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. V
• rje Is a member of the gradu
ation clue,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bailey and
children of Splndale spent the past
week end with Mrs Baileys par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Winn here.
The Sunday dinner gueets of Mrs.
J. A. Holllfleld Included Mr and
Mrs. Furman Horne and children
and Miss Estelle Bridges of Boil
ing Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Hardin and little son of Hickory,
and Mrs. M. M. Beason of this
community.
Mr. Lee Hawkins of Siiclby, vis
ited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Hawkins here Sunday.
Mrs. Q. W. Bridges ' end son
Eroadus of Bostic, were callers at
the home of Mr. Paul Brdiges last
Tuesday night.
Mrs. K. D. N. Jolley was the
spend-the-day guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. A. B. Buchanan of Boll
ing Springs Saturday,
Those spending Sunday with Mrs
Arthur Bridges were Mr and Mrs
Gaston Skinner and children of i
Bolling Springs and Mr and Mrs
Howard Callahan and children of
this community.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bailey and
children of West Shelby spent the
past Week end with the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. B W. Bailey
Sentenced To Serve
5 Minutes In Jail
Pleading guilty of minor liquor of
fenses and stating ho had been in
jail awaiting trial since December
16, Williams was sentenced to serve
but five minutes in jail by Judge I.
M. Meekins at New Bern, Friday.
After Victory in Tax Fight
B«*nnf the happy expression of a man with a rood day'* work well
done, Speaker John N. Gamer (left) Is shown as h« left the House
of Representatives with his personal assistant, Harry Sexton, after ha
had come down from the Speaker’s dlas to crush the House insur
tents. Gamer won his fifht for a tax bill that will balance the Fed
eral budget His stirring oratorical plea for the sales tax brought
rigorous applause from the Representatives, who adopted his proposals
shortly after.
Southern Railway
Shows Big Deficit
Decline In general business and
competition of trucks, waterways
and pipe lines are given by the
management as chief causes of a
deficit of $,‘>,932,842 suffered by the 1
Southern Railway company flut
year
Juat before the election the p*o
pie reign supreme »nd both sides
win—but there comes a morning
after.
Make It Pay You On
Your Own Terms
There is no better Investment than
a savings account. Be it one dollar,
a hundred, or a thousand dollars, it is
always worth the amount of money
you have paid into it, plus the interest
it has earned.
You can build your account on terms
to suit yourself, and*when it is most
convenient for you.
Union Trust Co.
“In Union There Is Strength"
__
Farmer Dragged By
A Runaway Mule
Gaffney Ledger
WillUm Jones. 38-year-old farm
er of route 8, yaaterday afternoon
retained coneclousness U' th* City
hofcpltal where he haa been a pati
ent alnce late Friday when he was
severely Injured by being dragged a
quarter of a mile by a runaway
mule.
Mr. Jenea had aeveral rib* broken,
one of which punctured hie lungs,
and he waa painfully bruised about
about the face, head and all over
hja body
Gaffney Official
Goes To Prison
(OaTfney Ledger )
T. D. Daniel, former chairmen ot
the Cherokee county (linking fund
commtaaion, entered tne state pen
itentiary at Columbia Friday to
serve a sentence or one year, It was
stated yesterday by Sheriff Zeb V.
Whelchel.
He wan convicted and sentenced
at the July term of court here laet
year on charges of misapplication
of part of the city of Gaffney Unk
ing funds.
Advertise and the- world knows
you; alt atlU and It paseee. but It
does not buy.
Suit Following Car
Wreck In Lincoln
Lincoln County News,
The trial of the civil action of
I John H Pearson and Mis* Janie
[Pearson against the guardians of
I John Hauser, a Lincoln county
| youth who waa charged with the
responsibility of wracking the
Pearson car last rail and causing
injuries to the plaintiffs, occupied
the General County Court Monday
i nd a part of Tuesday. The Jury
renders a verdict granting Judg
ment against the defendant for
11500 -gioo for Mr. Pearson and
♦500 for Miss Janie
Offer Reward For
Mountain Slayer
Canton April 18 -Tom Justice,
33, charged with murder of his
mother-in-law, Mrs. Alice Cook, 55,
was still at large today and a re
ward of *100 was being offered for
Information leading to his arrest.
Sheriff J. A. *x>we announced the
reward last night after two days
and nights of combing the moun
tains for Justice htd proven un
successful.
Mrs Cook was shot Friday at her
home three miles from here.
You can’t please a man—why fcol
with the brute?
Greensboro Students
Win Aycock Debate
Catherine Oeister and Nash Harr
| don, of Curry high school. Greens
Iwi-o, won the annual Aycock high
| school debating contest at the state
! university, Friday, They won over
Kinston in the finale of an eitmin
j ation in which 210 school* took part.
Any number of .nnah tows Day*
who went to the big places to show
up the big financier* are back cti
the farm, doing the soring plowing.
us, will offer at public calcic
i bidder for cacti at the eoeet
nuiarava sclk or uum
Under authority ,_
truet eeecuted April d,
Robert Jonee ana wife, „ ,
to John p Mull truetea. wbteli dt
triiu le of raeord la tha rcfletrr eft
(and county, North CareUaS. be bed
at pas* m, default bavins beta
°< wmeat •« the tadcb&dacee i
ed *>y. the (rfomild deed et tniat as
holder of came havlaf raqueetad
deed of truet be forteleeed, t the oader
eigned truetee, will offer at Sibil? eeJeto
the htghcat ^ - -*-*■ -
houee door _
lJ o'clock U (
the follow
lying at
Cleveland
being loci_ __
»t to about lib mtiaa eaat at
BheHiy, N. O. and being leu Noa. IT. I*.
1». ao and II In bleek O aa abewn by plat
recorded m Diet book No. 3 at eeea it,
in tha regteter of deeda office, OlevktMRl
county, North Carolina and Mbs thoae
•amt lota which were coercycd to tew
partlee of the first part bTtbslwS nZ
tlonal leak, Ahelby. N O. by dad at tame
*«*S »• thla inctruiuaat, . , .
llene'Vgeinet *!t *°*<1 *** « •*
a. B. Newton. Atty. J War Mu
Teamwork
Teamwork between a Malt
and its user is absolutely neces
•ary to get results.
Because it is made by and for ex
ptrt$, BUDWEISER users know
they can depend upon this malt
over and over again.
Have your dealer deliver BUD.
WE15ER—-and watch BUDWEISER
deliver the goods. 3 lbs. in the big
red can-light or dark.
HUM
Budweiser
MALT
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MALT
ANHEUSER-BUSCH* ST. LOUlf
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TOOTS AND CASPER- In And Out.
THAT LITTLE
SWINGING DOOR I HAD
BUILT IN THE KITCHEN
DOOf? 15 A 4PEAT IDEAj
TOOTf! SPARE-RIBS
CAN COME IN
AND 60 OUT A5
WE PLEASES!
I DON'T
LIKE IT,
CASPER‘
YOU NOTONLV
RUINED THE
DOOR BUT
IT'S A
SEE i BUTTERCUP USES
\T. TOO! IT ENABL.E5 HIM
TO GET OUT OF THE MOOSE
WITHOUT MV KNOWING
IT* I FOUND HIM OUT
ON THE SIDEWALK
.yesterday
I NEVER
SAW A KID
LIKE HIM!
WHEN MB'S
OUTDOOR*
we WANTS TO
IE IN A NO WHIN
HS'S IN ME WRITS
TO BE
OUT I
^ UNTIL. I BUILT THAT SWINGING
DOOR I WAS KEPT BUSY OPENING
THf DOO» FOP BUTTERCUP! ALL
DAY LONG IT WAS IN AND OUT*
HI NEARLY WORE OUT MY
PATIENCE! I USED TO SAY WE
NEEDED A DOOR-MAN TO OPEN
*— mgagB j/v^L and close
n THE
T door
wiMP’3KTO« him*
Easy Money.
* 7 .'itZfiRii.
SOMEBODY IN THIS \
HOUSE IS AWPULLV )
CARELESS WITH , /
MONEY I I POUND \
THIS DOLLAR BILL /
ON THE PLOOR /
HERE! —
- AND HERE ARE TWO
WORE DOLLAR BILLS!
I WORK PRETTY HARD
POR MV DOU4M TO FIND
IT LAYIN4
I FOUND THREE DOLLARS
ON THE FLOOR.TOOTS!
MAYBE THEY DROPPED
OUT OF VO UR PURSE'
money DOESN'T 4RQW ON
TREESy YOU
KNOW! I WISH
, YOU'p
CAREFUL'.
THAT'S NOT
MINE, CASPER!
ALL I HAVE
IN MV
PURSER
A LITTLE
SILVERI
HUM-M' - AND HERE'S A
DOLLAR BIU-‘ WHERE DID
COME PROM? IT'S HOT TOOT
AND I DIDN'T
OBJECT TO
FINOIN6
MONEY BUT
THIS <S
COMINCr
TOO EASYl
irs 40T ME
<I,UESSlN<S,
Mo N*WS»
ha? seen
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