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Save Time and Effort. Why Walk A Mile Or More For A Prospect? Use Star Want Advts. — — They Get Results — — Charge Is Small, Results Large In the WANT ADS Rates For Want 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 3c per. word each insertion USED AUTO AND TRUCK part*. Automobile glass installed Unit Iron and Metal Co, West Warren street. Phone 680. tf 13c FOR SALE: USED FARM IM*. plements. See J. C. Weathers, op posite Southern Cotton Oil Co. tf 29c SWEET POTATOES: PUKE stocy Nancy Hall selecteo fojr bid ding, 76c per bushel, c. 8 Young Shelby, N. C. * tf ISC FRESH MILK COWS FOR SALIC. Heavy milkers. W. W. DePriest. New House. 3t 32c If Your Feet Hurt You or If you are suffering from nerv ous disorders pertaining to san.c, have Dr. Scholls Foot Representa tive examine them free. A. V. Wray & 6 Sons LAREDO SOY BEANs7 81 CD per bu. C. 8. Young. tf lie FERTILIZERS OF EVERY cif scrlption for quick shipment, close prices. J. J. Brennan, Sumter, S, L. tf 4c ONE KELVINATOil TRADE IN, $65.00. Pendleton's Music Store. 3t ace SUNDAY PAPERS ANeTmAGA zines reserved upon request at Newt’s. tf iSc PLANT YOUR GARDEN AND flower yard. Use Vtgoro and Ferry seeds. Shelby Hardware Co. 3t 22c 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 RENT: TWO CONNECTING rooms and kitchenette, furnisher*. Possession April 15. Mrs. P, L. Hrr - neasa. tf lie POTATO PLANTS, THOUh ens of Naney Had plants now ready. S. C. Hair lick, Brooked* Service Station, highway 30, *our miles west of Shelb? 5t Jp HIGH CLASS MONUMENTS Marble and granite. Cleveland Mar ble and Granite Works, West Warren St. tf 30c ICE BOXES, ALL SIZES. USED Pendleton’s Music S*'-re. 3t 22c RING-NECK PHEASANT EGGS $2.00 setting, Silkies, Black and Buff Cochin Bantam eggs $2.00 setting. Thomas L. Dedmon, R-l. Shelby. N C. 4-20c ICE REFRIGERATORS, AI<L sizes, used. Pendleton l Music Store 3t 22c COKERS CLEVS'jAND BIG Boll No. 5. Strain 3—First .»cai from pedigreed seed. Heavy vlela Ginned on privat* gin, selec‘«d recleaned, sacked. 10% premium paid for lint. $1.75 oer 100 poutids C. S. Young, Shelbv N. C. tt 4c PHONE US FOR VxGORO. IT IS the most powerful fertilizer lor growing shrubbery and flowers Shelby Hardware Co. phone 330. 3t s2c CASH PAID FOR -CREAM DE livered at Fallston. Tests made every Wednesday afternoon. De liver on Wednesday only. Z. C. Parker, representing Catawba Creamery. 3t-26p " THE MOST ECONOMICAL riding you can do: buy a Rog ers Motors used car. The price is right. lie FOR S-LE: TWO CHAIR BAIT ber shop at Cleveland Cloth miiL Also two shower bails. See R. B. Turner, owner. 2t 27p FOR SAUE PORTO RICO~AND Nancy Hall potato plants $1.50 per thousand. David Allen, Route 7, Shelby. 5-27p ~WE HAVE RED CHICKS on hand. Suttle’s Hatchery. It _ PLENTY COLE PLANTERS AND repair parts. Clark Hardware Co 2t -Tc ~FOR RENT: THREE FURNISH ed rooms for light housekeeping Also good garage. Apply 112 Mo Brayer street, tf 27c IF YOU NEED TIN WORK done, call John McArthur’s Tin Shop, phone 716-J. 2t* 28t " WANTED TO BU V YOUR BUT ter, eggs, friers and country hams. Oriffln P Smith rear Seaboard Depot. 2* 27c Walk* Fifty Mile* On 64th Birthday Wilmington.—Judgr E. A. Maults by, of Whiteville, in Columbus county, celebrated his 64th birth day anniversary this week by walk ing from Whiteville to Wllmlny ton, 49.9 miles. For the past five birthdays the judge has celebrated by the Inter city hike. FOR RENT APARTMENT. ALL modem conveniences. Pendletons Music Store. 3t 32c “magazines AND NEWSPA pers of all kinds at Newt's. tf i5c WE DO AUTOMOBILE Re pairing cheaper. Ask us about prices. All work guaranteed Springs Service Station, phone 9116. 3t 25p BLACK SCREEN WIRE TO keep out those pesky flies. Any width in stock, yard 15c. C.ark Hardware Co. 2t 2/c GET A FILL, A WASH and grease from the new Rog ers One-Stop Super Service Station, corner Morgan and Marion streets. ltc FOR RENT: THE, MRS. ADDIE Ware home on West Warren St.: See C. 8. Young. tf 25c SAVE MORE THAN ONE fourth on automobile tires, $2.95 and up. Smith Oarage, Fallston. tf 8t 'USED ~ ICE BOXES PENDLE ton’s Music Store. 3t 22c FOR ICE POX LININGS, CALL on John McArthur’s Tin Shop, phone 715-J. 3t 20c WE WANT TO PO YOUR AU tomobile repairing. Springs Serv ice Station. St Sip ALL SIZES USED FRIGID aires at Pendleton’s 3t 22c SEVERAL USED KRIOIDAIRE3. cheap. Pendleton’s Music Store. 3t 32c -1 ORANGE SHELLAC $2.25 GAL lon; white $2.65. Clark Hardware Co. 2t 27c ROOMS FOR RENT: CLOSE in. Apply 201 S. LafV.vette St. „ 2t 22 p FOR SALE: THREE FRESH young milk cows. Edney Willis, R-3 Vale or R-4 Lawndalt 3t ifip USE NONE BUT GENU INE Ford parts for Ford re pairs. Rogers Motors. ltc I HAVE COKER FIVE STRAND two. first year from breeder, gin ned on a special gin cleaned and sacked. Will exchange one for two now or this fall cash price, 40 cents. F. Bate Blanton, R-4, Shelby. 2t 25p REINHARDT WEEKLY PRICE LIST: Shelby Creamery Butter, lb._25 c Pork and Beans, 1 lb. can 5c Pineapple, No. 2 can_15c 7 O'clock Coffee, 2 lbs. . 25c Meat, Fatback, 4 lbs._25c Macaroni, pkg. __ 6c Cherries, No. 2 Can __5c Pie Peaches, No. 21 can _ 10c Apples, No. 2J can_10c Black-eye Peas, No. 2 can 71c C. H. REINHARDT, SOUTH Shelby. 2t-25c COTTON SEED" FOR SALE: Reliable Coker 5 p;anting seed it 40c per bushel or exchange ore bushel for two. M. G Latham, Pat terson Springs, S. C - It 27p FARM RENT FREE THIS YEAR Tenant furnish own stock and fi nance self. Inquire ' jV care Star 2-37p WANTED: HOUSE WITH MOD ern conveniences. Large lot. R. Lee Wray. tf 27c BLACK SCREElT WIRE TO keep out those pesky flies. Any width in stock, yard 15c. Clark Hardware Co. 2t 27o RING-NECK PHEASANT EGG3 5c an egg. M. G. C. nner, Cherrv ville, R-l. 3t 27p FOR RENT: SIX ROOM HOUSE 415 North Washington street. Avail able May 1. Louis M. Hamrick, phone 106. tf 27c FOR ICE BOX LIVINGS, CALL on John McArthur’s. Tin Shop: phone 715-J 3t 27r Lattimore News Of Personal Items MU« Rnbr Francis Sick. Miss Mc Kinney Married J. C. McSwaln. Personals. (Special to The Star.) Lattimore. April 27— Mr. James Rayburn of Boiling Spilngs JtfUlor college was at home Saturday and attended the commencement at Lattimore. , Mrs. W. T. Davis and children 01 Charlotte spent the week-end with Mrs. Davis’ mother, Mrs. Julia Har rill. Mrs. L. O., C. Jeff and Gary Ham rick were shoppers in Spartanburg on last Tuesday. Misses Bertie Lee Threatt and Hazel Putnam of Shelby visited Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Threatt during the week-end. Miss Ruby Francis of Shelby is at the home of her father. Mr. J. B. Francis very sick. Messrs. Lyman Martin and Charl es Wilson and Miss Thelma Bishop of Boiling Springs were the dinner guests of Miss Beatrix Blanton Sun day. Miss Thelma McEntyte of Union spent several days last week with Mrs. Margaret Stockton and attend ed commencement here. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Hairlll of Ra leigh spent last week with Mr. Har rilTs mother and brother, Mrs. Julia Harrlll and Mr. Colon HarriU. Miss Pearl Harrlll of Shelby is spelling several days with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Harrlll. Mrs. L, O. Hamrick, Misses Louise Hamrick and Annie Pearl Wilson and Messrs. Allen Wilson and Qleas on Hamrick visited Miss Sara Ham rick who Is in college at Mars Hill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Crowder and children were the dinnei guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wilson of the Zion community Sun day. Miss Margaret Crowder of Shelby spent last week with Mr. and Mrs A .1* Calton. Misses Mae and >Erlene Bradley spent the day Sunday with Miss Mattie Lou Philbeck. Miss Thelma Bishop of Bolling Springs was the week-end guest of Miss Beatrix Blanton. Little Miss Veva C. Crowder is very sick at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Nichols and little daughter, Doris, of Earl visit ed Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Nichols Sun day. A wedding of much Interest to the people of the surrounding com munity as well as Lattlmore was that of Miss Gena McKinney to Mr. J. C. McSwain on Saturday, April 23. Mrs. McSwain Is the daughter of Mrs. Amelia McKinney. Also'a student in the Lattimore High school. Wliile the grorro is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Summey McSwain and Is a prominent young farmer In this community. They will make their home with the groom’s pa’’ ents for the present. Miss Elizabeth Hewitt who is In school at Lenoir-Rhyne college spent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs R. R. Hewitt. ZION COMMUNITY BITCH OF NEWS (Special to The Star.) Zion, April 26.—The- farmers are I real busy now planting Is moving along nicely this fine weather. Miss Lyda Poston is home for the holidays from the Lattimore school Miss Ruby Irvin Is at home from Waco school Dr and Mrs R. C. Ellis visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Cabantss. Miss Vernie Cabaniss of Lenolr Rhyne college spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Plato Grlgg of i Shelby, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Cabaniss Sunday afternoon. Mrs. A. M. Lattimore of Latti more spent the week end with her mother Mrs. Charles Cabaniss, Mrs. Cabaniss Is still confined to her bed [with a relapse of influenra Those on our sick list are little I Miss Johephine Poston daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. M Poaton. Mias Nell Cabantss and Mrs. Qeorge Oold. The teacher and olfleers will meet Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Irvin. Every officer and teacher la expected to be present. Messrs. A. V. Irvin and A. B Wanton enjoyed a trip to Boone s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neal of Pat terson Springs were dnner guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. T. P. Cab | aniss. Mr. Robert Mint* of near Blacks* ; burg, 8. C., visited hla sister Mrs. | Charlie Cabanlss Saturday. Brother Of Shelby Man Is Drowned Bert Morrow, age 39, former | 1 Spartanburg county man and son, Of J. R. Morrow, of Cow pens, was I drowned in Dutchmans creek at Mount Holly, Friday at about (1:30 j o’clock. He waa looking for some fish baskets which he had in thei stream, when his foot slipped and! he fell Into 15 feet, of water. He had been In the Mount Holly aection I. L I. K J O N fc S s T OKI s jjjxsman: ifiat iwAV von tc “on tiw acr’ . „ , with their jaunt)', intriguing line*, sensible heels and soft leathers in clever combinations you feel like being “up and doing” smart tilings such as golf, tennis or walk ing. * 1.99 .99 JL amt ■ yark—a cream elk, rubber soled Ghillie tie that it un usually popular—$1.99. ■ Arlington—the most style we have ever offered in a sport tboe tor $1.99. ■ Brtokiidt — irreproachably smart it this smoked elk perforated oxford—$2.99. ■ Grttnbritr--a clastic plain toe polo oxford of brown and tmoked elk—$2.99. Miller-Jones Co. toe 8. L*F»v*U* St. A. G. SIDES, MAIL ORDERS Shelby, N. C. Mgr. 15c EXTRA M I I. I. 1 R J O N I S S I () |< I > tor the lam 13 year* he was an ex icrvlee man, having: seen aervice in Fiance. Mr Morrow was a highly esteem 'd man in hlv community, he was iked by all who knew him. He was nnrrled to Mias ,Tunic Loftln. Mr. Morrow was a brother ol Jack D. Morrow Shelby. Rehobeth Memorial Service On Sunday Memorial service* will be held at Rehobeth Methodist church Sun day. May 1. There will be a sermon at 11 o’clock by the pastor. Rev. J. M. Barber. Dinner Rt 12 and a son# service In the alternoon. Wealthy Oil Man To Aik Income Refund Washington.—Edwa-d t. Dflheny wealthy California oil man, tort a i asked the United S ites board o tax appeals to re<Jei*imtne *103,701 | Income *m rteflc'’nry assess-; j against nim in 1929. Buy Your Sporting Go .Come Out And Play s Baseballs Baseball Gloves Baseball Mitts Baseball Shoes f Baseball Bats ATHLETIC GOODS Tennis Rackets Racket Covers Tennis Balls Golf Bags FISHING EQUIPMENT Fishing Rods Fishing Reels Fishing Lines ! Fishing Hooks Corks & Sinkers Assorted Baits Flyers GARDEN and FLOWER TOOLS Garden Plows Garden Wire Garden Rakes Garden Hoes Post Hole Diggers I-awn Hose l-nwn Sprinklers Lawn Mowers Hedge Shears Hedge Clippers Trellis Wire FAIRY GARDEN and FLOWER SEED Clark Hardware Co. PflONE 97 SHELBY, N. C. TOOTS AND CASPER— a “Hou.e” of Wealth. ISN'T THAT FUNNY? LOOK AT CASPER TIP- TOEING AFTER BUTTERCUP! HE'S FOLLOWING THE POOR CHILD EVE RY WHERE1 BUTTERCUP TURNED AROUND QUICKLY OUST NOW AND A NEARLY CAUGHT H!M» f THE little pascal! NOW HE'S CRAWLED INSIDE OF THE DOtj HOUSE1 HE'S THE LIMIT'./ ' 4000 HEAVENS' HE'S CRAWLING OUT WITH A COUPL.E OF BILLS' Sr, 'NBU-(OP AL.L THtN!*S' LOOK HERE* HONEY! MONEY! MONEY! LOTS OF IT • - AND HERE'S A PURSE!, fllMMT llURPHY/g 41b PiT“ OtOlHi MON«V oe t tNSlD&OR THE OO^ HOUSE jfc THE rVTRANilfiST TH1N6 WE EVER HEARD OP' continued TOMORROW That My*teriou* Money / LOOK, TOOTS ! I FOUND AUl (THIS D0U6H IN SPARE-RIBS' l DOA HOUSE' V BUTTERCUP EVIDENTLY ^BUTTERCUP MUST \ I HAVE FOVJND THIS [PURSE SOME PLACE AND HE'S BEEN |PLAVIN4t WITH THE/ MONEV*>^< ^ I'LL BET H E \ FOUND IT THAT DAT WE CAUGHT HIM PLAYIN4 OUT ON THE SIDEWALK! THE MONEY HAS TO] BE RETURNED TO IIS OWNER! I HOPE BABY HASN'T LOST ANY OF IT! ' <5j / I LL LOOK AT THE PAPER! THE OWNER MAY BE ADVERTISING l FOR IT' /NO, I DON'T see anything ABOUT IT IN TODAV'S' UOST- AND' FOUND'COLUMN! WELL,IF THE OWNER DOESN'T SHOW UP SOON . I'LL POT AN AD IN THE PAPER. V MYSELF! ' ^ ^.• sApa PAPER, rm iURPhY'2 What HAS HAPPENED Td COL. HOOPER ? NOBODY HAS HEARD A WORD FROM HIM ! SINCE HE LEFT TOWN IN QUEST OF A RECON CILIATION WITH HIS , WIFE*
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