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Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
g This size 1 cent per word each insertion
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This size type 3 c pei; word each insertion i
USED AUTO AND TRUCK
parts. Automobila glass installed.
Fink Iron and Metal Co, West
Warren street. Phone 580. tf 13c
PRETTY NEW VOILE DRESSES,
87c. Stamey Co., Fa'.lstcn. It 20i.
If Your Feet Hurt You
or If you are suffering from nerv
ous disorders pertaining to sair.e,
have Dr. Scholls Foot Representa
tive examine them free.
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
^SEE OrEr FORD CO. FOR AS
phali shingles, roll s-nd galvanized
roofing at the right price. 3t 20c
FERTILIZERS OF EVERY DE
scription for quick sjiipment, close
prices. J. J. Brennan, Sumter, S. C.
tf ic
HIGH CLASS MONUMENTS
Marble and granite. Cleveland Ma
ble and Granite Works, West
Warren St tf 30s
__ i
DROP IN AT O. E. FORD CO'S
and let them show you the new
McCormick-Deering grain binders
and mowing machines. 3t 20c
TO SETTLE THE ESTATE OF
Mrs. Laura Wells, her homep'rce
on West Marlon street will be of
fered at auction Monday, May 23,
at 2 o’clock. Frank L. Hoyle, com
missioner, It 20c
HOME MADE SANDWICHES
toasted w’th pure Shelby Creamery
butter at Newt’s. Watch us make
them! 2t lie
FIVE OUT OF SEVEN IN OCR
block sell ice cream but we are
selling a quality product for ICc
a pint. Look for the orange and
black front! 2t 18c
IT IS A SHAME TO GO BAF.E
Jfooted when Wray's have shoes of
high quality so reasonably cheap.
Children's shoes 48c pair to $2 88.
Woman’s from 88c to $6.95. Men's
from $1.88 to $7.95. A V. Wray and
6 Sons. tf 29c
SAVE MORE THAN ONE
fourth on automobile tires, $2.95 and
up. Smith Garage, Fallston. tf 8c
FOR RENT: THE DOWNSTAIRS
of my residence, 408 South Wash
ington St., possession June 1st. J.
M. Black. tf-13c
SLIP COVERS MADE TO MEAb
ure. Blankets, cur tarn? and quilts
washed. »Mce right, t.m south La
Fa yette street. 6t Dp
' SEE G E. FORD CO. FOR
grain cradles and grain binder-;.
3t 20c
FOR RENT: 2 OR 3 UNFUR
nished rooms. Desirable location,
rent reasonable. Apoly 508 W. War
ren St. or call 642-J. tf 13c
BEACH SANDALS, 75c, IN
white, tan and green nt Stamey Co.,
Fallston. It 20c
NEWT’S FRESH FRUITS DRINKS
are different—have vou tried one?
2t 18:
FOR ROOF REPAIRING, FIX
ING leaks, etc., etc., call William
Denton at Star Office. Work guar
anteed. 3t-16p
" FOR RENT: SEVEN ROOM
house on Cleveland Springs road
Spurgeon Hultt at Hotel Charl«n
3t 16c
FOR LIME. CEMENT, BRICK,
plaster, roofing and building ma
terials call O. E. Ford Co. 3t 20c.
HEMSTITCHING 5c YD. MRS.
Fred Turner, 309 South LaFayette
street in Dr. T. G. Hamrick office
building. 2t W 18p
FOR RENT: SIX ROOM HOUSE
on DeKalb street, close in, immed
iate possession. S. S. Royster.
2t 20c
WE ARE NO STRANGERS
Freemans have made and repaired
shoes three generations, 85 to 100
years. Freeman’s Shoe Shop, Ask
Anybody. Basement Pendletor’s
Music Store, on the souare. 2t 2Cc
FAST COLOR PRINTED VOILES
in new patterns for 10c yard. SU
mey Co., Fallston. It 20c
Reinhardt Specials
Grape Juice pints-15c
Prunes, 6 lbs. —-25c
Apple Jelly, 8-oz. _______ 5c
Garden Seed, all kinds, per
package--— 5c
Green Beans, lb.-5c
Flour 24-lb.-59c
Fat Back Meat, 4 lbs. ___ 25c
H. REINHARDT
SOUTH SHELBY 2t-ia-’
OPENING SATURDAY, R. B.
Turner’s Barber Shop tn Courtview
Hotel. Prices 15c and 25c. Special
attention given ladies and children.
2t 18p
SEE O. E. FORD CO. FOR GEN
uine McCormlck-Deermg repairs for
all farm machinery. 2t 20c
FOR RENT? NICE LARGE
store room, one block from court
square. Charles Eskridge. Sinclair
Refining Co. tf F 13c
~ PLENTY OF BINDER^ TWINE
at O. E. FORD Co’'* at the lowest
price in twenty yeais 3t 20c
ALL SILK FULL FASHIONED
hose, 59c, at Stamey Co., Fallstra.
It 20c
LOAN S~$5~TO $40 TO
men and women steadily em
ployed. Citizens Finance Co.,
12 Lineberger Bldg., Entrance
VV. Marion St. 4t F 6c
WHEN YOU HAVE CAR TROU
blf, call Rice, phone 138. Shelbv
Battery and Electric Co., located
behind Jackson Cash Store. It 20c
THE KIND OF BINDER
twine O. E. Ford Co sells Is made
expressly for grain binding ma
chines. 3t 20c
FOR SALE: LLOYD LOOM BABY
carriage cheap. Call tf 13c
OPEN O N SUN
DAYS. Hereafter
Stamey’s Barbecue,
now open every week
day and Sundays to
serve delicious barbe
cue cooked old fash
ioned p i t style. S.
Washington St. lt-p
J. O. PROPST AND SON
PHONE 45 — WE DELIVER
Lard, 8 lb. bucket_55c
Lard, Armour’s Pure, 2 lb. 15c
Rib Meat, heavy, 3 lb. __ 25c
Fat Back, lb. —--— 5c
Rice, Fancy, 4 lb.-17c
Sugar, 10 lb._45c
Pork & Beans, 3—10c cans 20c
Duke’s Mayonnaise, 1 pt. 29c
Lima Beans, Green Pack,
10c
15c
Can _____
Corn Flakes, Kellogg’s,
2 for_
Bran Flakes, 2 pkgs. — 19c
Cheese, Full Cream, lb. _ 17c
Corn, 4—10c cans_29c
Soap, 6—5c cakes-19c
Sweet Potatoes, 10 lb. __ 25c
Apple Jelly, jar —-5c
Coffee, 2 lb. __25c
Pineapple, No. 2 can, 2 for 29c
Wesson Oil, quart_48c
Tea, i lb._15c
Tomatoes, fancy, 2 lb._15c
Bananas, fancy, lb.-5c
Kerosene, gallon -13c
Full Line Fresh Fruits And
Vegetables.
lt-20c
- Sanitary Market -
Saturday Specials
8 lb. Lard_55c
10 lb. Sugar_45c
2 Jb. Pure Rio Coffee_25c
24 lb. Fancy Patent Flour 63c
24 can Broken Sliced Pine
15c
apple ----
2£ can Italian Prunes,
2 for_35c
Qt. Sauer’s Salad Dressing 28c
Pt. Sauer’s Salad Dressing 14c
Matches, 3 large boxes — 10c
Qt. jar Sour Pickles_10c
2| can Tomatoes —-10c
10c can Pork & Beans-5c
Fresh Green Beans, lb. — 5c
Full line fresh Fruits and
Vegetables.
MEAT SPECIALS:
Small Weiners, 2 lb.__ 25c
Lean Pork Roast, lb._15c
Pork Loin Roast, lb._121c
Stew Beef, lb._71c
Fresh Pork Ribs, 3 lb._25c
Country Pork Sausage, lb. 15c
Mixed Sausage, 3 lb. ___ 25c
Cured Ham, whole or 1, lb. 14c
Demonstration on old fash
ion sugar cured hams—all
day Saturday—Free Sand
wiches.
Fresh Fish: Shad and Trout.
Trout, lb. _ 7c
PHONE 48 — WE DELIVER
- Sanitary Market -
J f _*>Af
West Shelby
Items Of News
Revival Meeting Come* To < le*e
Fred Bowers Ami Wife Move
To Bryson City,
(Special to Tito Star.)
West Shelby, Mav 19.—Mr. and I
Mrs. Lloyd McMahan spent the
week-end with relatives in Ruther
ford county.
Mrs. S. B. Cooper at tended mem -
orial services in La'Mn-ore Sunday
Mr. John Whitwortli and wife of
the Dover mill section spent S ir
day with Mr. Whitworth's brother.
Mr. Will Whitworth
Mr. Vance Sellers of Cherryv Die
spent the week-end with Mr. Sell
ers’ brother, Mr. John Sellers.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B Keeter and
children visited in Kings Mountain
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fr:d Bowers left
this morning for Bryson City tc
make this their home.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blan
ton a daughter Sunday May IS.
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Cook and chil
dren, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cantpe
and son, Arthur, attended memor
ial at Pleasant Hill and upper
Cleveland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bass, of Hick
ory visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Connor Sunday,
Mrs. Guy Workman V very ill at
her home on Morgan street.
Miss Ossie McRary of Forest City
PATTERSON'S FLOWER_SHOP
between Wray's and the Cleveland
drug company has been discon
tinued for the summer months. All
orders will be handltd from the
greenhouses on Cleveland Springs
road, ’phone 700. Patterson's Flow
[ ers. 5t 13c
ATTEND THE AUCTION SALE
of the Mrs. Laura We'ls homeplai*
Monday afternoon May 23rd at 2
o’clock. Offered In five lots and then
as a whole. Prank L Hoyle, com
missioner. it 20c
NEW SHIPMENT LADIES’ PAN
ama hats, 95c. Starrey Co., Fill
ston. It 20c
FOR SALE AT REAL BARGAIN:
One 1929 model Chevrolet coach
one 1927 model Nash roadster, one
old time wash stand and dresser,
one Frances Washington heater, one
Gibson mandolin, one female bird
dog setter. Thurman H. Smith, 405
Blanton St., or at Ideal Service
Station, Shelby, N. O 4t 20p
"SPECIAL^ STRICTLY FIRST
quality pure thread silk full fash
ioned hose, 50c. Miller' Jones Co,
It 20c
"HERE'S YOUR OIPORTUNI1Y
to buy close-in home sit. Mrs. Laura
Wells homeplace at auction Mon
day, May 23rd at 2 p m. Sale on
the premises on West Marion St.
Frank L. Hoyle, commissioner, ltc
! WE WILL Exchange
baby chicks for hens!
and friers. S u 111 e
Hatchery. 2t-20c
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr and Mrs. E W. McRary
on Blanton street.
Children of Mr. and Mrs. L. Z
Huffman gave Mrs. Huffman a de
lightful birthday ri nner Sunday
Mrs. Huffman was .>4 years of age
All the children and grandchildren
were present with fir exception of
a daughter who lived away.
Master Herman Baker spent «h< j
week-end with Master Grady Dover
on No. 20.
J. T. R imsey, Jr . : pent the week
end at Lake Lure.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Heffner a d
children ,m Valdese spent the week
end with relatives line.
Mrs. Nan Willis attended memor
ial services at Pleasant Hill Sun
day.
Misses Pearl and Mayo Gantt of
Belwood visited their aunt, Mrs. J
T. Ramsey this week'
Mr.’ and Mrs. P. H, Glenn and
children attended mortal serv
ices at Friendship Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Proctor who has beers
spending some time with her
daughter, Mrs. J. T Ramsey left
Sunday tor Belwood to visit anoth
er daughter, Mrs. S. L Gantt.
The revival serviced of Method! t
Protestant church closed last night.
Large crowds were present each
night. Rev. C. E. Ridge delivered
many inspiring sermons.
Junior Resolutions
For J. W. Brackett
Whereas it has pleased the in
finite and undying One to take
from us our friend neighbor and
brother, J. w. Bracked, and where
as another Of the cm rter meaiber'
of Belwood council, No 84 Jr. O. U.
A. M. has passed to that land from
whence no traveler ever returns, we
the mem tiers of Belwood council do
hereby oiler the fol’cwtng resolu
tions of respect:
First, council No. 8» hits lost one
of Its most loyal men.hers, the com
munity is missing the touch of a
good neighbor and citizen, and the
family has lost a good, big hearted
husband and father.
Second, wo the members of his
and our most noble order Join the
family tn their grit-' and sorrow,
and pledge our most, hearty support
to them hi any way we may be able
to serve.
Third, that a copy of these reso
lutions be sent to the county paper
for publication, a copr he placed on
file with the minute; of the ordei
and a ropy be sent to the family
Respectfully submitted,
H. O. HOYLE.
R. L. Mr MURRY1.
C A. LEDFORD,
Committee on Resolutions
T+* adv
For lazy liver, stomach anil
kidneys, biliousness, indi
gestion, constipation, head*
ache, colds and fever.
1 Off and 35ff at dealers.
STAR ADVS. PAYS
Women
and
Children
FIRST!
That is the law of the sea . . the safety of
women and children. And it should be the
low of every family man.
You are the captain of the destinies of
your wife and children. Let our Trust De
partment plan with you for their preser
vation after your guardianship can no
longer operate. May we talk it; over with
you.
Union Trust Co.
Mrs. Hayes Buried
At Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain. May 19 Funer
al services for Annie Marie Hayes,
age 33, who died at her home In
East Kings Mountain Tuesday night
at 8:30 o'clock was conducted at
the home Thursday afternoon at 2
o’clock. Rev. Charles W. Outhrie,
pastor of the Grace Methodist
churt.i officiated. Interment was tn
Mountain Rest cemetery here. She
is survived by three children, Char
les, Bonnie and C. B. Hayes and
her father, A. J, Huffstlckler, three
sisters and four brothers.
AUVERTISE IN THE STAR.
Scientists report they have found
the ruins of the Tower of Babel In
Mesopotamia, What we can't fig
ure out Is why they went so far
fmm |inme when Washington, D, C„
so much more convenient.
Try Star Want Ad«.
NOW LOOK AT
NiW LOW PRICES ON
U. S. GUARD
I
ESSEX
NASH — OLDS
5.00—2(1
$5.15
EACn
IN PAIRS
CHEVROLET
4.50—20
$3.96
EACH
IN PAIRS
Ford, Chevrolet,
Plymouth, Whippet
4.75—19
$4.88
EACH
IN PAIRS
DeSoto — Dodge
Essex — Pontixs
Craham
5.00—19
$5.07
EACH
IN PAIRS
CHEVROLET
FORD '
1.40—21
$3.68
EACH
IN PAIRS
FORD
CHEVROLET
30x3*4
$3.68
EACH
IN PAIRS
built With tempered rubber
Smith's Garage
FALLSTON, N. C.
TOOTS AND CASPER
“What People Think!”
HERE
WE
PRINT
EXCLUSIVE
INTERVIEWS
WITH
THE
PRINCIPALS
AND
OTHERS
CONNECTED
WITH THE
FAMOUS
HOOFER
DIVORCE
CASE! ■
I DON'T BELIEVE COLONEL?
HOOPER EVER DIO A WRONZ,
THlNVlN HI5 WHOLE UFE,
BUT I WOULDN'T TURN HIM
DOWN FLAT NOW IF HE HAD
MADE A FEW MISTAKES f
I'M NOT THE TV PE OF
A FELLOW WHO TURNS I
A FRIEND DOWN WHEN
CASPER,
COLONEL
HOOPER'S
BEST
FRIENb
I'M 60IN4 TO
TELL THE TRUTH
J ABOUT MV HUSBAND! i
IF THAT IS
SCANDAL*
LET HIM MAKE
THE MOST
OF IT!
r the i
COLONEL
FAILED
TO COME
HOME FOR
DINNER
TWICE,
BUT I
NEVER
ASK. NO
. QUESTIONS',
SOPHIE
HOOFER,
WHO IS
SUIN4
FOR
DIVORCE
u
- ♦ <
TILKA,
FORMER
MAID
IMTHE
HOOFER e
HOUSE-f
HOLD |
f 0 1932, King Feature* Syndicate, Inc., Great UVitain right* resen ed.'
w
I WON'T SAY ANYTHING
BECAUSE I'M POND OF BOTH
OP THEM, AND I DO WISH
THEY'D FOR4ET THE
WHOLE AFFAIR AND
MAKE
UP1
PLEASE DON'T SMILE
WHEN you SPEAK
OF THIS CASE, BOVS!
NO MATTER WHERE
THE SUN IS SHINING
IT'S ALWAYS NIGHT
TIME SOMEPLACE
ELSE! YOU MAY
BE H APPY, BUT
THERES SADNESS
IN MY
V*) HEART!
I •
*1 rs 50 QUIET AROUND
HERE SINCE THE
HOOFERS SEPARATED
I CAN'T SLEEP!
IT SEEMS STRAND
NOT TO HEAR
SCREECHING VOICES
AND THE" TriUO OF
'CRASHING
DISHES.
jAN'mOREi
Cynthia Spoor,
| MRS. HOOFER'S NEXT
DOOR NEIGHBOR!
COLONEL
HOOFER,
. THE PLAINTlFTiS
{ 5POU^!5-,9
(Jimmy MurphY
I NOT
r&ONNA ANSWER
ANV QUESTION^
BUT fO UKE
TO ASK SOMEi
WHAT ABOUT
THAT TIME
IN KENTUCKY?
WHAT DO TVtEV
MEAN BY THAT?.
Beanie,
THE COP
ON THE
BEAT
Something Colonel Hoofer Wishes To Forget.
V I CAN SEE THAT YOU SIDE IN WITH
MV HUSBAND, CASPER• YOU MEN ALWAYS
STICK. TOGETHER, BUT I WANT YOU TO
KNOW THAT COLONEL HOOFER IS NO
600DY-600DY'. | KNOW HIM BETTER THAN
YOU DO I IF YOU THINK HE'S SO
NICE JUST ^ET HIM TOJELL
YOU ABOUT THAT
TIME IN
KENTUCKY
^ I TRIED TO TALK SOPHIE INTO
CALLING OFF THIS DIVORCE, BUT SHE
WOULDN'T LISTEN TO IT COLONEL'. SHE'S
AS STUBBORN AS A MULE1 SHE SAID
I WOULDN'T HAVE SUCH A NICE OPINION OF
YOU IF YOU TOLD ME ABOUT THAT
Time in Kentucky) what ooes / (4%
she mean ' 1
.BY THAT?
r I'D LIKE TO UET THE ^
LOW-OOWN ON THAT
'KENTUCKY BUSINESS \
A COLD SWEAT BROKE
OUT ON COLONEL HOOFER'S
BROW WHEN I MENTIONED
THAT BUT HE REFUSED
TO DISCUSS IT!
^ l WAS HOPING SOPHIE MLJ ll
r MAO FORGOTTEN ABOUT \JI
THAT TIME IN KENTUCKY I N
FOR REASONS OF MV OWN
I DON'T WANT THAT BROUGHT UP!
IT WAS A LONZ* TIME AfcO, BUT IT
5EEMS LIKE YESTERDAY!
A NI&HT IN JUNE — THE CROWDS’
LAU&HTER—MUSIC
I WAS A BIT
SCANDAL!!
THE VERY
PROSPECT
OP IT HAS
EXCITED
OUR
^CURIOSITY!
H an it BE that
SOPHIE
HOOPER
WILL REALLY
SPRING A
SENSATION
AT THE TRIAL?
Our EARS ARE
WIDE OPEN*
{Utf Murph*