Save Time and Effort. Why Walk A Mile Or More For A Prospect?
Use Star Want Advts. — — They G et Results — — Charge Is Small, Results Large
k WhatYouWant 1
V lit the
Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This size 1 cent per word each insertion
This size typj 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per. word each insertion
USE.D AUTO AND TRUCK j
parts Automobile glass installed j
Finlj Iron and Metal Co. West i
Warren street. Phone 580 u Ur
If Your Feet Hurt You
or If you are sullen & *ioiri n»r<
ous dlsurOei.s oeilailili'v to seme,1
have Dr Scholls Fool Hr present u
tlve examine them •iw
A. Y. Wray & (j Sons
TeiriTiL’ilElie U% fiVSnV L'lv
ecripdon for quick s'.iument, close J
price.* J. J. Creniiui, oumter. S t
tf c
li'GH CLASS IviONUM CM7>
Marble and granite Cleveland Ma
bio and Granite V,oiks, Wo,'
Wa. ,an St ti i
IT 13 A SIIAME TO GO BAT ,
foot cl y;hen Wray's »tav* slices .>1
high quality so rf i-coably c.'ir
Children’' slices 48c pair t<5 $?’19
Women’s frem 88c to 66,95.' Mod
from SI.S3 to $795. a V Wray ana
6 Sons. • If ..>•
SAVE MORE THAN ONt. J
i our 1)1 on automobile the*. ti-SJZ t'v
up Smith Garage. ou U K
PLANTS FOR SALE
We have best varieties
of Large t o m a t o
plants. Also N a n c y
Hall and Porto Rico
potato plants. D. A.
Beam Co. 2t-13e
FOR RENT: 2 OR 3 UNFTjE- '
nlshed rooms. Desirable location,
rent reasonable. Apoiy 508 W. War
den St. or call 642-J. tf 13c
BUY OUR WpEK OLD
. chicks at 8c and raise them
without heat or a hen. Suttle
Hatchery. £t-tfic
■if”THE OLD LACKEY HOHSbAs
be me torn down. Al! kinds of |
building material for sale. Phooo
699 Sh«’V N. C. £. F. Me K inn A.'
2t ICp
>■ _. .. __
WANTED: WORK BY REFIN ED
' middle aged, white lady m house
keeper or companion to old pcbdle
,or maid in boarding house or both
Mrs. Nealy Addy, Luieberger street
No. 84. It 16p
FOR RENT: THE POWNSTAlRS
of, my residence, 408 South Wash*
Ington St., possess*.o.i June 1st. J.
M. Black. 3t 13r.
FOR SALeTlLOYD ROOM BABY
carriage cheap. CaU f ‘2-J. tf 13c
~LOST- ON SHFLTiY STREETr:
bunch o' keys. Name "Oaks" cn
large key. Teleuaoi.e Lily MU
store. It 16p
SLIP LOVERS MADE TO MEAh
ure. Blankets, cuf*!’-? and quiTr
washed. *"100 righ\ 'hi South La
Fayette etyeet. 6t Op
FOR SALE: WE
have Crowder peas.
The best early grreen
cow peas. D. A. Beam
Co. .... 2t-13c
“for SALE: rv.o YOUNG
fresh milk cows, J M. Carpenter
R-l, Belwood. 2t Up
SALE or VARIABLE VASM PROPERTY
Under und by virtu* of the author1 tv I
conferred upon us in a deed of trust ex-*
ecuted liy Melvin R Ctreen and wlfo,
Lillie Green. Jonathan Green and wtf*.
L. A. Graan on the 35th day of Me*
1937 and recorded In hook 141. page 511
ye will »n Saturday the
4ib day of June, 1*37, 17 o'clock noor
at the eotiri house door In Clevelmd
county. Shelby N. c., -el1 at pubhc auc
tion for cash to the highest bidder ,1.4
following 'and to-wlt
Being the first tra:*. o> land describe:
1n deed of record In the office of the
register of deeds of deyr land county. ,s
C.. in book 3-8. paw* 238. and be nt
joined on'lhe N by > . lands of John
VcBrayer. on the W by the lands 0
John. UcBrayer. on the K by Essie Green
and W. W. Green, and on the 8. by Pel
fry Rollins end be ne d scribed by mettf
and bounds as follows' Beginning at a
stone in line of lot No 8 corner of Suit
Green: thence with her hne N. 76'4 W
S chains to her stone-cirner; thence N.
71, E. #10 chains to a s-or.e In road,
corner of Essie Graen. and John Mo
Brayer; thence with John McBrayor l
line, tf. 891» W. 11.37 chains to a ste-i,
old cornet now John McBrayer’s; thence
B. 4 W. 17 71 chains to a maple on tne
8 bank of branch olo corner: turner
wltli old line s 58 E 4 chaini to a
atone cor ‘er of Belfry llo'llnsf thtoeO N.
15 E. 5 chains to a stone; thence 8. 73
K. l.n chains to a etona W. W. Groan's
eorrter: thence N 15 fc *3 choino lo a
atone: thence N. 87 4 fc. S chains to a
atone; thence N. 5V4 E. 3 chains to tin
place of beginning, containing 1* 65 acre,.
Thlt sale la inode by reason of the fail
ure Of Melvin H. Oroen and wlft. LlUi-s
Green and Jonathan Ocean and wife. L
A. Gre*n to pay off tne indebtedness aa
Oured by said deed of trust.
A deposit of 10 percent will be required
from the purchaser at the sale.
Thlr Of* 30 th day of April, IBM.
C. H. DIXON Recorder for Trust
National Bank of Durham, Trustee.
4 Durham. W c.
«t May 9c
New House News
Of Current Week
i Special to The Star)
Tift farmers of .his section arc
a'most through planting. With .he
Lift showers the first plantings are
almost ready for wo:k Gardens arc
looking good.
Mr, Garland Shuiord has be. r.
eating cabbage from her garden.
There was a largo crowd attetid
i"g El iotts church Sunday schoU
Sum 'ey.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank 'McFarland
dtmgh'er. Joan, visited Mr. and
Mr-. Charlie Daves Sunday alter
The people of this community
are s-'rrv to: liter of the death of
Mr. Asbtrry Jones, father of M1*.
Amos Jones.
Master Marion Geltys spew
Thursday with his grandmother.
Mir sc t I.tila Wiggins. Brunette
Beam an t Mis'. Edit i Davis visited
Ma'SP Daves Sunday afternoon.
The ones on the sick list arc
Mr::. Ezrr.ol Workman. Mr. Geo-ge
Beam. Mrs. Minnie Davis. Mas
Mamtc tee ‘Jones, Miss Miry* Lizzie
Melton and Mrs. Jul.r Elliott.
Miss Francis and Lillian Palmer
motored to Shelby Thursday after
noon.
Misses Doris and PSjchia Bearn
entertained a number of friends to
a party few days ago.
A large number of friends visit 3d
Mrs. J. V. Gettys Saturday night
to hear the radio.
Mr. Max Davis visited Miss Lucy
Mae Melton Sunday
Mr. MCV: Greene *\ lilted Miss
Doris Beam Sunday.
SUNDAY PAPERS AND MAGA
zines reserved ups-’ request at
Newt’s. tf i.ic
MAGAZINES AM) NEWSPA
pers of nil kinds at Newt’s, tt iAc
NANCY- HALL AND POKTG
Rico potato slips, t ie hundred 1>
P. Beam, R-3 Law.'isle. 3t iip
Ar<? ' cur
WATERWORKS
ALL RIGHT?
Anything Wrong
wttn m ur
PLUMBING?
•."a’i
E. B. Hill
PHONE 5B9
MODERN PLUMBING
And HE M ING CO.
SI
fflstento
"There's more hard luck ahead
I hear. The locust plague 13 due
this year.”
“It may be right' good luck, old
icout. Since most of as are down
and out, a few hot bowls of lo
cust stew might help us see the
summer through... There was a
time In days gone by when lo
cust plagues made people sigh.
It’s nor.’ a blessing in disguise.
I’m eager for some locust pies.’’
l’es, there’s a bright side to
everything. At.’J when you order
a prescription filled at Sloop's,
the bright ride is that you get
It filled with the purest drugs
and compounded with the great
est care. The cost, too, is very
low,
SLOOP’S
PHARMACY
REOlSTEftED DftUOGISTS
— Phone No. 2 —
PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ONLY BY
Answers To Star’s
Question Box
On Page One
1. New Oilcans, La.
2. Nathaniel Hawthorne.
3. "The Flower o' the Heath*'
4. Red, white and blue
5. Galveston.
6 Italy
7. A massage sent by radio.
8. A motorless airplane.
9. Carlo.
10. Kins of the Hawaiian Island..
11. Governor Stan'.orci.
12. An Eskimo skin teat or canj.1
13. French sculptor.
14. The constitution prohibits it
15. In Palestine.
10. The campaign .of 1896,
17. The ex-boy emperor of China,
now the "president" of the new
Manchurian state.
18. First Duke of Wellington
19. Azan.
20. Holland
Cleveland Cloth
Mill News Items
(Special to Tile Slue 1
| May 13—Mr. J. E. McGill, who
has been working at Hemp spent
I the week-end with his wile and
' family.
We are glad to know that Mrs.
H. S. Reynolds has returned home
after staying at the hospital at
Burlington. She is improving great
ly.
! Misses Ada fair and Ihlv Reyn
olds and Mr. Harry Reynolds and
Mr. Frank Powers visited friends at
Burlington during the latter part of
the week.
Mr. Roy Hoskins and Frank Pow
ell. of Kannapolis, spent, the week
end with Mr. Marvin Ensley.
Mrs. T. E. Teele and son. Harry
'spent the day with the former's
I mother, Mrs. S. T. Greer at Green
ville, S. C.
Miss Alta Fair, who has been
working at Burlington spent the
latter part of the week with her
silvers.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dee McCraw and
ADMINISTRATOR S NOTICE
Hit tag Qualified as administrator of
the estate of C. J. Bridges deceased, 'a.e
of Ct*velnrc county, Vo*tl> Carolina. tH?
Is lo notify all p^rsous' having claims
against the estate of said deeeasd to ev
hib.t ttfem to the und-ii^ned at Boiling
Springs, N. C.. on or he,ore the 5th day
of May. 19->? or tiiii notice will be plead
ed in bar o* their rocmery. All oers
indebted ’ to said estate will please n»*w.e
immediate payment. w
This the 5th d»y of May 193?
C R. HAMRICK Administrator oi
C J. Fridges, dee»fised.
Qliinn Ar Hamrick. Attva 6t May
\DMI NIS TR A TOR ** NOT It V
Having qualified On April 19th 19j2 as
administrator of the estate of Mrs. Alice
Runyan, lata of Clevelr nd county, tine
is to notify all persons having claims
Against the 'said estate tc present them
to me at 1400 Statcs'di’e Avenue, Cn ir
lotte. N. Z, properlv proven on or before
the Ittft day of Apri' 1933 or this no
tice will he pleaded in br • of any recovery
thereof All persons iwh.g the said es
tate wifi please make immediate settle
ment to th* undersigned This May 9tn.
1932.
THOMAS P RTTVy/.NS, Administra
tor Mrs. Alice Run' ans, deceased.
it May ftp
family and Mr. and Mrs. f. uraig
and family spent the day at Lenoir
Sunday
We Are glad to -oport that Mlsr
Trula Mae Dixon la lmpwlng after
being 111 for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper and family
spfnt the day with their mother.,
Mrs. E. E. Waddell Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Clart of Charlotte
\ laltcd Mrs. Ella Trammell Sunday.
Mrs. Vance Kiser and son of (dro
ver visited Mrs. E. T. Dixon Friday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Tidwell and
family of Rock Hill. S. C;, visited
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Padgett.
Mr. Wtlham Jones. Mr. Johnnie
Wayne and Mr. Ivan Davis of Win
der. Oa.. visited the former's aunt,
Mrs. Williams.
Vlooresboro News
Of Late Interest
Dr. Welchel Attends Baptist Can*
retitlon. Other Personal
Mention.
(Special to The Star.*
Moorcsboro, May Is.—Dr. WelCiie..)
lour pas'.or. will attend the conven-1
tlon at St. Petersburg. Fla., ir.it
week.
Mr. an'l Mrs. W. \Y. Greene. Hr- •
I'cert and Mildred Or sene spent Sun- i
'day in Asheville,
Mr. and Mrs. John Scoggins and j
i.Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gieene and chll
■ciren of Charlotte attended the
i memorial here on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Furr and U’>
| ,1c son cf Asheville spent Sunday
| with Mrs. Anna Greene,
i Misses Alma and Gladys Ellis aid
| Mr. A. V. Greene rt» Asheville at
I tended the memorial Saturday and
spent a few days with Mrs. B. P.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICS
Ha'ing thla day quaitiled AS adminis
trator of the estate uf ,1*o:es E. Pv», de
ceased, this Is to notify nil persons hac
ing ciaima against the said estate to pre
sent them to me properly proven or ..r
b»(or» the 2nd day of Abril, 1833 o> thia
notice will be pleaded In bar ot any. -a
oovery thereof. All peiseos owing the
! sahl ertate *UJ please mate immediate
I settlement to the undersigned. Thu
I April 2. 1033
HERMAN GR1QO. Lawndale Ad
ministrator James a. Dye. deceased
, St April 4 Pd
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
.North Carolina. Cleveixod County.
In Superior Court.
P. F. Urigg Plaintiff
vs.
N. F. Bi^gigardner and JJre. N r Bum
gardner. Defendants.
By virtue of an execution directed t"
the undersigned from the tuperor cou-t
of Cleveland cluntv 'n the above en
titled caus*. I, as sheriff of Cievelu-d
county, will on Monday. June Sth. l9i'J
'at 12 o clock. noon. s. the court noo;»
door In Shelby. N. c r -1 ’ to the high a' t
bidder for cash to a&tij'v an execution in
the above cause, all the right, title and
Interest which the said N P. Bumgard
ner and M,s. N. P B imgardner hive In
the following described real estato, to
wn:
One lot situated in South Shelby from |
ing on Beam street and being a part cf
the resident lot of said N. P. BumgarU
ner and M-s. 17. P. Bumgardner. aatd let
being lot No 64 as described in a deed
from Robert T Sullivan and wife. Minnie
Sullivan, to N P. Bumgardner and wife.
Mary Butngarfiner. daleo July 18. IDiC
and recorded in boob PL'D at page *37
in the register's office of Cleveland coun
ty, aiso being that same lot shown a.
No. 54 on a plat of the ’.V N. Dodd prop
erty recorded In book o. plats No. t ai
page 3 tn the register's office of Clew
Isnd eonnty. Said lot celng 90 feet front
on Beam street and extends back to a ten
foot alley 145 feet on ore side and ISf.e
feet on the other side Reference to here
by had to the aforementioned deed ana
plat of record in the register'll office for
a more complete description of said lot
by rretea and bounds.
This the 26th day of April, 1932.
I. M ALLEN, Sneriff of Cleveland
County 4t AprJfc
ureene.
Mr. Berry Seruggk of Charlotte,
spent the week-end with his moth
er. Mrs. Scruggs.
Mrs. 3tralt and children of Rock
Hill returned to Choir home last
wetk after visiUng Mrs. J. B. Blan
ton for a few days.
Judge Webb Will
Address Session
Shelby Jurist To Speak Befuie
Rutherford County Club And
Klwanls c'ob.
Rutherfnrdton, May 13.—-Hon. g
win Yates Webb of Shelby, judge
of the United States district court
for Western North Carolina and a
former member of congress for
many years, will address the May
meeting of the Rutherford County
club at the Spindale House, Thurs
day, May 19, at 7 p. nv The Forest
City and Rutherfordton Klwanls
clubs will be invited to hold their
Palmer’* Funeral
Home
Phone hi
JACK PALMER
HOWARD GOLD
GRADY LOVELACE
T. W. Ebeltoft
Grocer and Boole
Seller
Phone — 82
9 in inlying...
you save in
usinq
KT BAKING
liV POWDER
SAME PRICE
•^TOROVER 7
40 YEARS
25 ounces for 25$
1 * ***> Ofr
WIUlONj O f POUNDi Mfio Hr
QyHCOVlRHMlHI
•meetings next week rt the sa'm
time and place Forest City club.
Monday uight voted to attend. Tic*,
ladles nt the First baptist church,
Spindale, will serve (hr meal.
Judge Webb is c ^rcted to dis
cuss '■Government Costs, Expend!*
turcs and How Th>/ Can Be Re
duced." Tlie progra.i coiftriiltteB cl
the County club ha. been anxl »us
to have this noted Jurist address
the club lor some yem? and he has
agreed to do so. He " ill be holding
court In Asheville tic xt week. But
will drive over to rtlie meeting ol
the three clubs.
France Is changing Its laws to
make divoroe harder The thing
that makes divorce so hard in the
United States U alln.tny.
Have Your Eyea Examined
Regularly
DRS. H. D. & R. L.
WILSON
OPTOMETRISTS
Office Over Paul Webb &
Son’s Drug Store.
DAN FRAZIER
Civil Engineer And
Surveyor
Farm Surveys, Sub-divis
ions, Plats and General
Engineering Practice.
* Phone 417 -
I
I
i
SERVICE
FREEMAN’S
SHOE SHOP
ASK ANYBODY
Basement Pendleton’s
Double Sprints Personals
Mr, anti Mrs. Milton Hawkins of
I Shelby were visitors of Mr. and
t>, R. Hawkins Sondav.
Mr. and Mrs Koven Carpenter
and children visited Mr and Mrs
J B Carpenter near Waco Sunday
Miss Blanche Davis spent Satur- |
day ntsfht with her sister Mrs. Mil
ton Hawkins of Shelby.
Mr. and Mr*. Bill Glaacoe visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Glaec'oe Of
Beaver Dam Sunday. . 1
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Greene and
children of Hickory were visitor*
of Mrs J. C. Greene Sunday.
I
/ Telephone
.. Mrs. Green
"Mother Mjfi to fcurrj as H
sounds like ■■ iapartiat
eall.”
"Tell her that HI be erer
u aooa u I can take the
dinner oat of the store.”
Do yon nae year neigh
bor's telephone? Think
how much better it would
he to hare one of year own.
Then yon need not bother
anyone, and year friends
ean call yon without em
barrassment.
The eitin family will find many am far the
phone, with tka added comfort af knowing tfc
emergendM the telephone is alwayn randy ta
man aid.
Yon, too, ean bare a telephone af year aim far
a few cento a day. In fact, tke oetwice la an law in
that it really doesn't pay ta try ta da wifkowt k
iU i!
TOOTS AND CASPER
A Blow In Defense.
SOPHIE PUBLICLY STATED SHE'LL
PROVE TO THE WORLD THAT I'M
NOT THE UNBLEMISHED INDIVIDUAL
PEOPLE THINK I AM,BUT I DON'T
KNOW WHAT SHE'S DRIVIN6 AT =
I SWEAR --—
k' OON'T' / OSL.
WHY doesn't COLONEL HOOFER ACT
INDIFFERENT ABOUT SOPHIE. INSTEAD OF ^
fcOlN6 AROUND MOANING? SHE TREATS HIM LUCE
DIRT UNDER HER FEET AND MAKES HIM LIKE
. IT! IF I WAS IN HIS SHOES AND IF I WAS
MARRIED TO THAT
BATTLE" AXE
'iftV iMUrtiri »••• -irf..
f j /
WHY, YOU
INSULTIN4-!
Uimmy Nurph-V^
1
£ - »MARINE
“U- AMVBOOV
CAUUN6 I
SOPHIE %
battled
WATCH POM
t*VBUD*»mNTS
IN TH* HOOMR
A Promise Or A Threat!
SOPHIE HOOFER
PROMISES
STARTUN4
REVELATIONS
AT DIVORCE
<gL TRIAL!
^>ME WILL TELL.
ALL AND PROVE
TO THE WORLD THAT
HER SPOUSE IS
NOT
AM UNBLEMISHED
INDIVIDUAL
as people think,
SHE EMPHATICALLY
OECLARED IN
ANOTHER
INTERVIEW
TOgAg!
ARE YOU
TRYING
TO
INSINUATE
THAT
COLONEL
HOOFER
HAS A
DEEP,
DARK
PAST.
SOPHIE
f YOU WAIT AND SEE,
TOOTS', YOU'RE DUE
FOR? A SHOCK I
i YOU'RE <*0lN4 TO
[ LISTEN TO THE
NEATEST BIT OF
SCANDAL
THAT YOU
EVER
HEARD!
aa
WHAT IS
TOUR WIFE
DRIVING
AT COLONEL
HOOFER?
WHAT IS
SHE CrONNA
THINK SOPHIE
KES TO HEAR
HERSELF TALK.
CASPER! I CAN'T
THINK of anythin*,
BAD I EVER DID.
ANDTHATS THE
405PEL
TRUTH!
I CAN'T IMAGINE
' WHAT SOPHIE MEANS
BY SAYING SHE'S
40NNA EXPOSE ME1.
WHAT HAVE 1 DONE ?
LET ME THINK!
4000 HEAVENSlX^
AN IT BE
THERE'S SOML
DARK SECRE"
IN COLONEL
HOOFER'S PAST?
MAYBE SHE MEANS
THAT TIME IN
KENTUCKY! IS SHE
v 40NNA BRINti THAT
_^~\up? 4reat
^jh~\SCOTTJ
Were all
CURIOUS TO KNOW1
THE WHOLE
WORLD IS
WAITING TO
LISTEN TO THE
TESTIMONY AT a
THE TRIAL! ^