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
Inthe WANT ADS
Rates For Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum!
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c
This ske 1 cent per word each insertion
This size type 2c per word each insertion. 1
This size type 3c per. word each insertion
HEMSTITCHING 5c
pei* yard. Mrs. H. W.1
Harmon next door to!
USED AUTO AND TRUCK
Parts. Automobile glass installed j
fink Iron and Metal Co., Wes. j
Warren street. Phono 580. tt ljc ■
FOR RENT: 5~ROOM~HOUSE i
Good condition. C. S Young, tf 23c ]
HIGH CLASS MONUMENTS
Marble and granite. Cleveland Ma
bie and Granite Works, Wert
Warren St. if 3-1. i
SAVE MORE THAN ONE-;
fourth on automobile tires, $2.95 an;'
up. Smith Garage, Fallston. tf So!
FOR RENT : THE DOWNSTAIRS !
of my residence, 408 South Wesu-j
mgton St., possession June 1st. J,!
M. Black. tf-13c j
$25 REWARD—$25 REWARD—$25
Reward: Notice is heieby given that
a reward of $25 srlll be given for
the arrest and conviction of any
person fraudulently procuring or
. oliciting and voting absentee vote
in the primary to be held Saturday.
June *, 1632. Derr, x: a tic Voter o'
Shelby, N. C. Ct lp j
WE URGE YOU TO GIVE US A ,
irial: Haircuts, 25c. shave, i5c ;
Central Barber Shop 12; ijp:
FOR SALE — INTERNATIONAL |
hay baler. Good condition. Bargain |
price. F. F. Cook, EHenboro Route
3. 4t-30p1
LADIES' BLOOMERS N E W (
waffle anti mesh cloth. Your choice
25c. Bee Hive. 2t loj
PLENTY of NANCY j
Hall and improved
>~Porto Rico p o t a t o
plants. D. A. Beam &1
Sons. 3t-30e
FAIRGROUND ~SERVICE ~STAc
tion to reopen Thursday, June 2.
We were burned out April 5—even
10 our wearing clothes—but have re
built everything using new, fresh,
i lean, sanitary equipment. We cor
dially invite our old customers, as
. well as the general puolic. to try
our Fried Country Ham and Barbe
cue Sandwiches, cur specialties. We
are agents also for Gulf products.
Special Reduced Prices on Sand
riches Saturday and Sunday (only)
'.fliowing our opening. Fair Grounds j
•nice Station, E. C. Hendrick, |
up. It lp;
WANTED TO TRADE OR SELL
or cash, good player piano, for used
f ar. Jesse Bt. Clair. near Carico
Filling Station, Nv 18 highway.
3t 27p
SOMETHING NEW! LADIES'
pure thread silk fail fashioned silk'
hose, 45-gauge 2-strand and sheer,
69c. Bee Hive, bargain center of the
county. 2t 1c
FOR RENT-10-Room
house on West Marion
St. Cheap rent. See
S. A. Washburn at
Washburn Hardware
Co. Phone 73. Itlc
FORSALE: FRESH JERSEY
milk cow. John Wacaster, R-l, Cher
ryville, phone 4005 Waco. It 1c
PRICES CHEAPEST
in history. Cane seed,
peas and soy beans.
D. A. Beam & Sons.
3t-30c
WE SEW UP THC RIPS, PATCH
the holes, build up the heels and
renew soles AU work guaranteed.
Freeman's Shoe Shop. Ask anybody.
Basement at Penibtrns. tf 30c
FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM HOUSE
on Lineberger street. Water and
lights, paved street aud sidewalk.
$12 per month. Lee B. Weathers. 2tp
TWO LARGE ROOMS_ FOR
rent, partly furnished Reasonable.
Call Mrs. Gene Gamble. tf 30c
ONE WEEK OLD SELECT
ED red chicks $8.00. Suttle
Hatchery. 2t-30e
will’selTTor"trade ONE 5
bumeroll stove built in oven enam
el finish, good condition $10. Elias
Leigh 1108 Lilly Mill rood South
aheloy I-lc
LADIE3' PURE THREAD SILK
5-strand sheer full fashioned silk
hose. 48c. Bee Hiw 21 1 c ;
LOST~WEDNESDAY MORNING,
on highway 20 we.:r brown pocket
book, containing About *6.00 In
money, fountain oen ring anu
other valuable things Finder noti
fy Libby E. McCu-ry. Charles j
Store and receive reward. ltp
""observe dr. scholTFs
National Foot Comfort Week.
June 11th to 18th. A. V.
Wray’s. 5t-lc
FOR RENT: BUNGALOW, 0
rooms and bath. Xwc blocks from
square. Phone ' 324 i-. tf lc
$25 REWARD-*25 REWARD—*25
Reward; Notice is L -eby gfVen that
a reward of $25 will be given for
the arrest and conviction of any
person Taudulently procuring or
olicltir: and voting absentee voter
in the primary to i>; heid Saturday,
June 4, 1632. Democratic Voter of
Shelby. N. c. 2t lp
50c WILL TINT YOUR EVEN
tng or any cloth slippers and shade, j
at the Bee Hive. 2t lc
State Is Ready
To Meet Every
Obligation Now
Can Meet All .Bills Due At End Of
Jui.'e, Governor Gardner
Declares.
Raleigh. June 1.—Governor O.
Max Gardner this week said the
state ot North Carolina was pre
pared to meet "all obligations of
every character due aim payable at
the end of the fiscal year June 30.’’
The governor and state treasurer,
John, P. Stedman, conferred late to
day following which Governor
Gardner issued a statement. It said:
Every requirement necessary for
prompt payment of the *5,800,000
interest and principal has been ar
ranged. Of the amount to be paid,
*2.600.000 will be applied to the re
tirement of bonds and reduction of
the state debt.
"The teachers’ salaries for the
six months term have been paid or
provided for and all obligations of
every character due and payable at
the end of the fiscal year June 30
will be met.”
On May 25. the state issued $5,-)
000,000 in six per cent tax anticipa
tion notes to replace *3,800,000 in i
similar obligations maturing at that
time and to provide *1,200.000 for
the state treasury.
This, it was said at the time,
made it possible for the state to
meet its obligations maturing at the i
end of the fiscal year. June 30.
These notes brought to $7,320,000
the amount of such obligations out
standing for the 1931-32 fiscal year
It was anticipated $3,000,000 such
obligations would have to be issued
during the 1932-33 fiscal year
EXECUTOR s’ NOTICE
Having qualified as /‘vecuior of ltit es
tate of A. B Jones of I attimore, deceased
under his last *;ill and testament, this is
to notify all persons huv’ng claims against
the said estate to present same to me
properly proven on or before the 28th day
of May. 1M3, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar of any recovery thereof. All
persons owing the said f state will please
make Immediate settlement to the under
signed Thts May 31st 1P32.
J. B. JONES. Brevard, Executor of
A. B, Jones, deceased 8t June lp
Low Round Trip J
EXCURSION
FARES
JUNE 16TH
SHELBY To
Washington _SI2.00
* Baltimore __$13.00
**Baltimore_$14.00
Richmond__ $8.75
Portsmouth __$9.75
*Via Norfolk and Boat.
**Via All Rail.
Tickets limited June 21.
For information see Tick
et Agent.
H. E. PLEASANTS, D.P.A.,
Raleigh. N. C. Phone 2700
505 Odd Fellows Bldg.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
l ugitive Is Back
After Being Gone
For Over 19 Years
Littleton.—Henry Gurkin fugitive
from Justice for 19 years, voluntar
ily surrendered to Officei Gray m
Roanoke Rapids last week
Saturday night, May 3. 1913
Thomas Shaw, a well known farmer
and country merchant, living about
12 miles from here, wio shot down
on the front porch of his home by
an unknown person. Mr Shaw lived
several hours but was i ever able to
give a description ot . murderer.
Robbery was the motive for the
crime, but in his haste to get away
after shooting Mr. Shaw the slayer
failed to carry the money with him.
Henry Gurkiii and Kici Cobb, of
Roanoke Rapids, were arrested and
charged with the inurdc and Jailed
without bond.
They were brought for trial before
Judge Henry P. Love and prosecuted
by Representative Kerr, at that time
solicitor. At the close of the state's
evidently, the jury returned a ver
dict of murder in the first degree
against Cobb and Gurkiii was ex
onerated of all charges. Ccbb wa;
sentenced to be electrocuted. He died
in the chair after making a confes
sion of the whole affair. He impli
cated Gurkln who was again indict
ed as an accessory betore the fact
He gave bond and then disapcarcd
Later he was declared a fugith
from justice.
After surrendering to Officer Cir.
Gurkin was put under a $500 bon
and will be tried at the next tori';
of Halifax county court.
Free Mailing Of Ga.
Prison Paper Stoppe:
Atlanta, Mary 31.—The privilege at
sending the federal penitentiary
magazine Good Words to friends
without postage has been withdrawn
from prisoners effectiv ■ June 1.
BAKI NC
POWDER
SAME
PRICE
forovrr
years
Its
c/oub/p
acting
25
OUNCES FOR
25*
MIUIONSOF POUNDS USED
BY OUR GOVERNMENT
Hickory Woman Cut
By Angry Husband
.Mrs. l orm/u Goings In Hospital
With r: bounds. Husband
Held.
Hickory, May 30.—Mis. Lorenzo
Goings. 24, thing tv.o miles east of
Plateau, was in the Richard Baker
t hospital today with 12 knife wounds
in her back, and Her "usband is In
{the county Jail at Newton following
mi attack on her earl; Sunday evc
• ning, The man- is held on a charge
! of assault with a deadlv weapon and
• attempts to kill his wife.
Goings was SHid to nave stabbed
i his wife in he? back and cut her
! when they were walking to their
| home after visiting her father,
Frank Helms, who lives nearby. She
was carrying a three-months-old
; baby in-her arms but kept on walk*
jing.
At the home Going* wu; said to
have cut the hand of au SO-year-old
[relative of his wife when the aged
man attempted to keep Goings from
slashing her throat.
I "Who doesn't get a tnrill out of
watching a horse flash oast lirst in
| a close race?" asks ail enthusiast.
That's an easy one. The man who
'placed another horse,
INDIGESTION
“My work is confining,
and often I eat hurriedly,
causing me to have indi
gestion. Gas will form
and 1 will smother and
have pains in my chest.
“I had to be careful
what 1 ate. but after
someone had recom
mended Black-Draught
and I found a small
pinch after meals was so
helpful, I soon was eat
ing anything I wanted.
“Now when I feel the
least smothering or un
' comfortable bloating, I
take a pinch of Black
Draught and get relief.”
—Clyde V*u*lin, 10 Shippy Su,
Greenville, S. C.
Sold in 231 packages.
I-IM
7/ied/grcLsA
BLACK
DRAUGHT
i WOMEN who are*rvn>down, ner
| voua, or suffer every month, should
take Cardul. Used for over SO years.
FOR CHIl*DR^N—and grown-ups v ho pre
fer a U*utd~g«t the her. pleasattW
tastinp SYRUP of Thedford’s Black*
Draught: 25c and 50c.
Home Coming At El
Bethel June Fifth
Sunday. June 6th will be home
routing day at El Hetlil Methodist
church on route 20. thre v miles west
of town of Kings Mountain.
Song services will begin at 10:30
a m. Preaching at li o'clock by
pastor. Rev. J. R Randall Dinner
un the ground*. Addrr. - in after
noon at '1 oclock by Rev Dwight
Ware, pastor of Mciitoon.t church
Cliarlottc, and son ot Rev Win. R
Ware, deceased
There will be quartet' and solo
singers from Shelby, Belmont. Kings
Mountain and perhaps other plaCcs
The public is cordially Invited
HEN D. PHIFER
Mil IC'k u> I RKnlTOR!'
Matin* ailfied admintatraeoi a
the ornate ol S D %i<» deceased, lirt
ot Cleveland eountv N c.. notice 1
hereby Kletn (o all o- ■ n>> holdln* debt
< <MI»1 mid MUte to exi'bit thorn to to*
>indpr signed, properly proven On or bfioie
the Uh '#* or May I*S3 or tftia noth,
•'ill he •>l»ac'eri in bar of ilieir recorery
All perrons indebted o the ejtaie till
please make Immediate settlement
Signed s a SAiw Admlntitrotot .
'he Hitate ■>' * U Sain
Maurice R Weathers. AMT atMar t.
means playtime
ASEBALL, hop scotch, running and
iumpinti—HCtvervth'ihir children do in
jumping
vacation time
their shoes.
mg
means extreme
wear on
Let them enjoy this lun You needn’t
worry about their shoes it they are from
Miller-Jones. Our shoes are built for the
youngster who “plays hard.” Both the play
ml tennis shoes are neat and serviceable
Tennis Shoes
The Corporal
The upper ia of black
and white or tan .and
brown duck with rein
forcing »idr strap and
toe cap with knobbed
rubber sole.
59c
The Captain
Black and whfte or neu
tral and tan upper with
side strap and heavy j
ribbed rubber toe cap
The sola is of heavv
gray rubber.
79:„d
89U
Sandals---popular summertime
•| shoes of ten leether . . . with
I stitched ‘•Lantico’’ sole. <
Oxford*-—sturdy and neat look
ing of high quality, black ^
leather with ' Bearfoot" sole. HI
I
Straps—the patent leather]
upper Is trimmed with stitch
| intf and perforations, Stitched j
* i leather sole,
M.
MILLER-JONES GO.
*0« S. LaFa relic St.
Shelby, N. C.
A. C. SlOf.S
Mgr.
VIAIL ORi»« ItS
15c EXTH A
SPECIAL LOW
ROUND TRIP
FARES
June 4, 1932
From SHELBY
rp iso Days
tickets
Limited
At lam a . _...... S S 8.00
Chattanooga ....... t $10.00
Birnitnghani _... 6 $10.00
New Orleans__ 10 $33.00
Savannah _... 10 $ 8.00
Jacksonville ....... 10 $18.00
Tampa .. 10 $33.80
Miami ......_10 $38.00
Havana ____ lfl $90.75
Rates to many ether Florida
and Oulf Coast points
Additional Excursions July 2nd
August 8th. September ted.
Attractive Options i Rate* in
Florida.
For inlormation cal) on Ttoket
Agent.
H. E. PLEASANTS. 11. P. A..
Raleigh, N. C. Phone 2700
505 Odd Fellows Bid*.
SEABOARD
Air Line Railway
SPECIAL LOW
| ROUND TRIP
FARES
SHELBY
TO
Niagara Falls, N. Y.
$35.45
June 2, 10, 18, 34, 30
July 8. 14, 22, 28
| August 5, 11, 18, 36
September 2. 8, 18
Atlantic City, N. J.
$25.60
June 17, 24. July 1. 8. 15, 22
i 28. August 6, 12. 18. 38. Septem
ber 2, 9. 16.
I Tickets Limited 18 days.
Rates to many otlier New Jer
| sey Resorts. ,
-Stope-overs allowed
For Information hee
E. J. Cooper
Ticket Agent
H E. PLEASANTS. D. P. A..
RALEIGH, N. C.
SEABOARD
I Air Line Railway
|.. .—
To clean and remove stain* from
j enamel, tub well with rough salt
! moistened with vinegar.
p
The Psychological Moment.
TOOTS AND CASPER
FROM A
NOBODY TO
NOBIUTY!
®NLY A FEW
DAYS A40 HE
WAS PLAIN
COL. HOOFER,
BUT NOW HE'S
THE DUKEOF
SPIFFCLSHIRE
3>y royal
ORDER HE HAS
BEEN MOVED
FROM HIS MODEST
ROOM AT THE
HOTEL TO THE
PRESIDENT'S
Suite where
HE LIVES IN
RE4AL SPLENDOR!
[f -TELL those reporters
AND CAMERA-MEN THAT) WILL
POSITIVELY NOT POSE FOR
ANY PHOTOSN5R (aRANT
ANY INTERVIEWS'
y i AM ABSOLUTELY r,
'>/ OPPOSED TO ANY \ *
PUBLICITY RE/jARDINCj
MY TITLE1
^.BEAONE!
«»rca« Britain right* f»str*eq.
r- SHE ARE A4AIN
BROADCASTING FROM TMeI
COURT MOUSE WHERE THE I
famous hoofer divorce [
trial is taking place*
SOPHIE HOOFER IS
ABOUT TO TAKE THE
WITNESS STAND!
IT'S A TENSE MOMENT!
THE SPECTATORS
/ ARE BREATHLESS
\WITH EXCITEMENT!/
SOPHIEI
SOPHIE!
DON'T TELL.
about THAT
TIME IN
KENTUCKY!
THAT
^WOULD RUIN
ME!
Y WATCH ME STEP ^
ON THE 4AS! I’VE BEEN
CNIN^ FOR THIS MOMENT!
I'M &OlN<4 TO TELL
ffimzstsL
THAT
WILL CINCH r
MV CASE!
DO YOU
>WEAR TO
TELL THE TRUTH,
THE WHOLE TRUTH,
AND NOTHING
BUT THE —
THEBJAf
MOMENT
It AT
HAND!
Sophie hooper
HAS
PROMISED
TO SPRING
. SOME
SENSATIONAL
TESTIMONY !
NOW LIT IS
HEAR THE
wmr*
- ■"h—mi.i.i ■ ' —■■■ ■- 1 '■ ——--— ---a...- ■
Dragging Out A Skeleton.
„ 'pHIH HOOFER IS ON THE WITNESS
STAND' A THOU5AND SPECTATORS
IN THE COURT-ROOM AND MILLIONS
OF PEOPLE LISTENING-IN TO THE
BROADCAST OVER THE RADIO ARE
BREATHLESS WITH EXCITEMENT IN
ANTICIPATION OF THE SENSATIONAL
TESTIMONY THAT SOPHIE HAS
promised to give:
DON'T CRY, MRS
HOOFER'. WE KNOW
THI5 WHOLE AFFAIR
HAS BEEN A TERRIBLE,
ORDEAL TO YOU,
BUT BRACE UP'
CALM tourself
AND TELL U% )
■COUR STORY
1 SOPHIE DARUN,
YOU CAN DIVORCE ME!
YOU CAN HAN4 ME!
DO ANYTHIN^ YOU
WANT WITH ME
BUT PLEASE,PLEASE
DON'T TELL ABOUT,
THAT TINE IN
<mni
iLtTTLE DOES
SOPHIE HOOPER
DREAM THAT
THE MAN SHES ABOUT
TO DIVORCE IS THE
DUKE Of 5PIFFELSHIIE
WHICH MAKES HER A
DUCHESS,but she
DOESN'T KNOW IT!
HEAR THE
NEWSBOYS OUTSIDE?
'EXTRA PAPER!"
ABW* NEWS
STORY HAS BROKEN
INTO PRINT!
WHAT CAN IT BE?
NOW, MRS. HOOFER,
IN YOUR OWN
1 WORDS TELL THE
COURT ABOUT
THAT TIME
JM KENTUCKY!)
r 'T HAPPENED A 1.0N<*
T-TIME MtO, BUT IT SEEMS
LIKE >YESTERD*el (SO»)
it was a Glorious
I KENTUCKY NI^HTl
i A NI&HT IN JUNE'
\ THERE WAS MUSIC -
OANCIN4
§®p (5oe) >
URPHf/fe-1.
CONTINUED
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