Cleveland Cloth
Mill News Items
Girl* Auxiliary Meet* Mi. Silvers
.Sick. Personal* at Visiting*
About.
'Special to the Star '
Cloth Mill. Nov. in ■The Senior
P V. P, U. cia.-s held a businc -.*
mce.tng at the honic of Mr? Elva
rec I*ail. Tuesday evening
The intermediate guts auxiliarv
met with Etrlvn l'c. lt on Monday
evening at T3f> a large number
was present.
Mr. anti Mis. K R Hayc.- ol
Charlotte, spent ounday with the
letters state. Mrs Carl Hudspeth
Mr. and Mrs. A. t Rui ns Mr
M. tide Weatherton and children
visited Mr.* \ L Haney m Hick
pry,
Mr. Curran and Kola. Cashinn
spent ihe week end in O.eeimlle
S. C., with iheir mothei Mrs. S E
Cash ion.
Mr, and Mr* I tv Enslev and
family .spent the week end in Bur
lington with relative
Mr. and Mrs Raid Donne and itt
tlr son, Robert Fa de spent ihe
week end in Greenvilie. R C. vis
iting.
Mrs. Ed Hove and little daughter.
Petty of Greensboro are- sprndin
the week with her mother-in-law
Mr-. C. W. Hove.
Mr. and Mrs O. f Want and
family spent the week end in
C a inert on and McAtienvtlle
Mr. Dee Trammel! and Rennettr
Terle motored to Spartanburg. K
C Saturday to attend- the football
game.
Mr. Boyd Law>n spent the wr • *
end in Greenville S C
We are sorry to repo, t that Mr
Silvers is very ill.
Mrs. Leroy Graham enipri.amea
her friends at a delightful pa ly in
Tuesday evening
Gas Bloating
Doe,- eating even the, simplest
food make your stomach and bow
els fill up with gas until you think
yoiTrr going to .suffocate?
Then just .try this before you eat.
Take a tablespoonful of artificial di
gestive juice such as, you are sup-:
posed to have in your stomach nat
urally 'druggists rail' it “mentha
pepsin' > and you'll Have no more
trouble. No gas. No pain. No bloat
ing. No distress of any kind.
Money park, says Cleveland Drug
Company, any time that mentlsa
pepsin fails to give relief, adv
FXECITORS NOTICE
Waving: thi* 0Ky qtta.li fie# »• execu'oi
fxr r * > te of I'hnrn i llea-fner deceased
r>f Cleveland co n» V C thes
noOf-v »il persertn' .haying ' ciiims *t&ainsc
»hr -'«iid estate id pi e.-rrii them lo rn/vj
properly proven on nr before the 1 Ti i>
n» of October. . 19713 or llvs no.t’re 'v!'
be pie-ded in bar of anyrrrovery thereof
At’ per on ' 0’,mc til? -Vid f • (?!* . vyi'T
ntea-e m.^ke immediate .settlement to tbc
undersigned This Of- . Kith, v>:,2
PRANK HFAFNF.R Kvecutor ,nf
Estate of Thomas. Heal nr:
fh On 14p {
C COMMISSIONER S RESALE
T’ndrt: au-'honty contained m, a- rriratn
hrhrr of the np-rinr court of Cle'j^jsmr)
faunty niwde m "'Special Proceediiisr.vyN'o-.
tftj.i and the bid at a prior -.air
-ha"’he been ra /d in accordance »u:r
lev the undersigned commi - onrr ? -
Pd. nted' b" i he court a ill otfer foi » c -a :
*t public 9 uclion Tor < * h on
Mono**. Navrmbfr ’M«t, i" ;•.*
at. 12 o crock noon M the rniir ho:i ■
door rt Shelby. N. C the following ac
act-'bed tract of land situated in No r.
township, Cleveland county, and begm
tl'hg a c '■> Hirkor;. 'stump. Toni C -> 'in«
corner, and runs thence with Wilbur
Sh imon O h* ,«outh 4 wr t 726 feet- to1, a
ntai-e crossing the road; thence south
#0 degrees and 55 minutes west 515 fee*
to a stake, thence south 57. degrees anti
2b. minutes west 813 feet to h st*5>e
the o'd line thence north 4 degree, air:
45 minutes east 423 feel to a stake; thenr;
with Brackett .x line north 58 degrees and
45 minutes erst 890 feet to a st. ke
♦ hr e-rigt of the road thence north 76 •
ea t 1102 feet to a stake W P Hawk n
corner thence north l east ”57 feet to .
stake on the bank of the creek: thenc
with the. creek as it meanders south r
east 174 feet to a stake, thence sow;
75'« east 156 feet to a slake in lb
creek: thence south 39 east 102 feet to.
stake in the creek: thence south 85. de
grees and 35 minutes cyst 401 feet to the
beginning corner, containing 53 aero
more or less. The same being that tear,
allotted to Mart I. Cabiop^s as dower '.r
the lands of the late E E Cabines.v
Bidding on the above property will be
tin two thousand three hundred ant
ten '*2.110 OOt dollars. A deposit of ten
no* ner cent of the amount bid will, ho
reouired on the date of sal'' balance to
be paid upon riel'ifr of deed
Tb’,S: th“ 3rd da’ of November 1932
PFVTON McSWAIN. Comm doner
f> 7, Newton Affy 3t Nov 4.
miSTF.rs SAIF
F- virt-ue of the power' of sale con
tamed uV a deed of trust executed bv J
!. Stacy -widower > on March 31 1921
to me >*" tru tee for Hunt A- Hewitt
which deed of trust is rerorrieri in the
teg:ster - ‘office oi Cleveland count' n
C in 'book T55 nag" 413. and default
havjn? been made in the purnent of n"
indebtedness therebv secured. I as tru
ter v if sell fox c>* >h to the highest bid
der at publie auction at the coiiet house
door in the town of Shelby N <' on
Tuesday, December 6th 193';
at 1° o'clock Ni the folowing described
rc-! estate:
Beginning at a stake \1* Ke* s cot:tie*
th iice with McKees line S 4t F si po1'
to a Mont in south 5’.de n? bran* h hi>
co’ner; thence with his other l.ne 8 IT
F 34’• pole, to a stone, his (orner in
ttv’ Cogdrll old line: thence with the said
hn" parsing his and Gold s corner and
with Golds line south 83'«• E -18 poles ip
a persimmon Gold s corner, thence win
hu line N. 56' j poles to a stone pile .hi
io hi; (hence with his other line N
R5’ F A1ix noVj, to a stone. Word s tor
net. thence wall division line S 76'.. W
71 -d poles to a . tone pile; thence S 39
W 5!'. poles >o a stone on east side of
eirr . them e N 8.; W 43 , pp * - to th
beg nning. containing 59 M acres more Pi
le
This bring part o- tli«* division of th
land,. g' rn V J Wiggins bv ins father
arm bring the same tract deeded to J 1
SUmy by ! .1 Wiggins and wife Aprr
* THOO rc forded m book NN page v*?
register of deed- office. Cleveland rpun
t?
r ng ierrs drertrd to .1 r
Campbell ,13th da'' of December toil io;
full description sec deed book WW J51
remitter of deeds office, Cleveland count'
The foregoing property a ill be sold sub
J#ct to any unpaid faxes existing againv
unit This November 4th. 1932
A. L. CALTON Trustee
4t Not 4c
As Roosevelt Received I loover Congratulations
Bethlehem Section
News 01 I he Week
(Special -!o nr SlarV
Bethlehem. Nm 10 Th-fre a il. i
be picaching sc'nhc,v'Sunday aft-i
fi noon at 2 o clock- The i xrnitm
committee of Die r:It-\ F, V P f
lull alto meet at t-hy hour
The brgmnei.. iirphi mint oi tin
Sunday school i.v tak.'i.g- the ea . ,n
100 per rent pupil,t 1 iu stTmoi. a.- »■
whole ha: overcome oi its gn.,it
c.-t problem' lias pau tp;ai let tliit1
of getting the people to bring then
Bible each Sunday The i»tr|'medi
ate R. V P U w,is the only..Union
of ou.s to win ihe i iiidemy ban'-j
her again, at, the. meet ng of the'city ;
union Monday nig ti
' The T icicli - claiis oi tile young j
peepics department met Wcitowkday!
night for its monthly business meet !
ing. In checking over the work loi:
ihe month they found that the,'
failed to reach the validat'd tin:
month by one-.point
The intermediate boys and gu is,
gave an micro ting p. ogi am at. the J
prison camp Sunday afternoon No
vember-6 Beth- those m camp and
the boys, and girls who gave the'
pi "glam turn d c jii'ini'm
much
There w ill be a imsi ellanvous mip i
per at the Bethlehem, school, build-!
mg Saturday night November 19 j
The proceeds wilt go t o the school j
to be used in a-.itng more equip-I
men!.
Mr. uiid Mis. 1 p Blalock and
daughters -'Misses Gladys and Picro
la were visitors in Gastonia Sun
day.-.
Ihe Ladies aid gay a quilting al
Mis. .J. P Wait Orson's Wednesday
afternoon. 'The qmlt.-, am given and
quilted bv the society to be given
to: families w ho need them.
Mrs. .J. T. McDaniel and family
were dinner guests of her daughter
Mrs, M. L. McSwain of Glover.
. Ptoducei: Daniel Frohman urge-'
that ever.', body write a play But tt
seems that lately everybody ha
been writing a play, and the jamt
one at that—about gangster?
Stopped HisWife’s
Rheumatic Attack
Pain. Agony and Swelling <ione in
48 Hours with Swill Acting
Prescription.
That marvelous pie? notion Al
lenru—promises, you speid.v relief
Irom pains, aches and inflamatiou
of Rheumatism. Neuritis Lumbago
or Sciatica.
Folks who have stifle ea the most
piercing, wincing agony literally
rendered helpless for weeks and un
able to work have gained .miracu
lous, joyful freedom from pam.
Allenru contains no ui.iatcs— rath
er. it's a superb formula especially
compounded which treats your trou
ble scientifically—first immediately
ending pain and bringing blessed
comfort—then it drives out from
muscles, joins and tissues the ex
cess uric acid which is ihc cause of
most rheumatic troubles tins ex
cess uric acid starts to «o within 24
hours.
Cleveland Drug Co no all lead
ing druggists dispense Allenru—onto
8 m. bottle for 85c MUSI give joy
ful results as stated above or money
returned. adv.
noth i oi >ai i or stock oi i.mm,
«I1 NTORt. HXTIR»> CNUl.R 1)110
OI ASSIC.N Ml NT.
Under and by of (he power ol
sa)e. invested m the under..gned truiher
by (hat certain deed oi assignment mad*
by C D Heudnck, on October the I8M1
19:;2 and recorded m book 4-F, page* jo'J
m the office of register of deeds of
Cleveland count;, the undersigned truster
Wdl e dost for sale on
\\ edr»rvd*y. \<*v. 9th U* t‘2 aV *! ;;« n n*
at thK place, of business oi Hie said C
r> Hendrick. Beams Mill S C all of
the property contained in the said deed
of trust.
The right to reject any and all bids is
re,se rved
This 2’ttb dav of October. 1932
J. S McKNlGHT. Trustee
it Oct 28t
I in silt ctvs I Li} candidalr Ini' t li «* I’re.-id.'iicy, with Mrs Uoosevelt and their sun Janies,
end Pi'1 '■ mi from President Homer i murratiilut mg <lov Roosevelt on his victory.
J lie President eject s yanipuijfn nianavrer. lames A. Karlov, is at left This picture was
oia.de at l lie I >rntot rat i( hoadtjua tiers in New York shortly after midmjrht election nijfht.
\\ms Mill Dots
01 Personal Items
Mr \nrl Mis I rank Turner ll>>
llaiight'r Married \l
< mil l House.
Beam M. i Nov 10 • H in to
Mi U'i Mi. Kl ink Tunic- on
.Sunday. Nov. ift.it, a clHJniv rlaugh
Mr. !> i h I Co, : nei
if : 0. ble j> 11101,1
wild hold. -i
a l A. i he v i 111
anti Mi and Mi Diwirll (fiasco |
dt Morganton spent the week-end
ii I. 'die with then pan in.-. Mi
anil Mi. Plato C'ostnc! '
The ' friend* of Mi William Ru.
a nil Mis Vet iene . Johnson, both
tins i • imnmiih. will he mu pi isecl
to leath i>t their marniiBi1 which
took place last. Sunday at the Shei
I,)', court hou.se. Then many .friends
wj h for them a long and success
lul'life, together.
Mi ami Mrs. Charlie MeSwain
and family of near Cherry viile spore
aw hile Saturday null' with Mr.
and Mis. Claud Bridges and fam
ily
Mr, and Mrs Forman Wright.
Mi ami Ml. J W. Wright and
Mi . and Mrs. Ed Bridges Wen- din
ner gue&Ls of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Wright Sunday
1.it tie M.s. Mildred Olasooe of
Morgantdo spent part of Iasi week
with, lie; grandparents. Mi arid
Mr., Plato Costlier.
We are sorry that Mrs. John
Calhoun and daughter Betty. Imv
recently moved to Shelby .
Mr. and Mr.-,' Wray Wilson and
daughter. Betty of above Pa list on
and Mr anti Mi: Sherrill Hamrick
■pent. Sunday w ith their parents.
Mi. and Mo Che.-slev Hendrick
We are glad to note tliat Mi:
Pressley .Costlier. Is-'-better ai tins
writing
M .Ain’t Wright of Botlmr,
Springs spent ’several days last, j
week. with’Mr and. Mrs Zim Wi
liams and other relatives in the j
t-ori tin unit'. ‘
Mi and Mrs Alvin Williams and
children o{ I.attano. spent Sat
urday- with Mrs Kim Williams and
family
Regular preaching services Sat
nriay and Sunday at the regular
fours except the- Sunday school
has been eliang, d to ten o'clock
which will delay the Sunday sen -
<:r. '
The »ny to tell why men'contri
bute great sums to a campaign t>
to wait arid see what they get.—
Jackson t Miss, t Clarion Ledger.
Inexpensive Prescrip
tion Guaranteed To
Stop Rheumatic Pains
Thousands Joyfully astonished ct
swift 48 hour relief.
Progressive pharmacists will tell
you that the popular big selling
prescription foi rheumatism right
now is Alienru— f.oi 85 cents you
can get one .•n-",vnis rxutle from !
Cleveland Drug Store or any up to
date druggist.
You cat: get it with the under
standing that, it it dett.sn stop the ;
pain-the agonv -and reduce the'
swelling in 48 hottis- your money1
back.
Kxct’ss l tic Acid Poison
Starts to Leave in lit Hours
Out of \our joints and muscles go '
the exerss uric acid deposits that
I are so otten the c ause of your suf-l
| Jermg—it's a safe, sensible, sgien- j
tific formula—free frocn pain dead
ening drugs.
i the same holds good lor Sciatica.
Neuritis and Lumbago-—quick joyiul
relict -no more idle days—it re
moves the cause advt. i
In the farm bell vou can buy a 1
pretty good .pair of shoes for 1001
bushels of corn Hoy; would you!
like to be in the farmers shoes? i
)ouhle Shoals Nows
Of the Current Week
Flection Taken m Fine Spirits, Rev.
< -i in l eaf ties l esson. F ox
f'ha-se I ntoved
1 Special In The .Stst '
Dotibn Slmal.'-.-Nm in The con
tinued rain is delay m the faH-sow
inc. very .littlewheal has been savi n
to dale (iie l ilt inn pi. king is .lust
a be lit over, very hi. fe can be seen
in the Itclcis.
Tuesday was a pii asant day in
this precinct, The people had a good
time as they cast .tin.' voters tor the
various ca-nchdates and the voting
was heavy jor the .siw of the box
One thing can be said, tl anybody
was even mad. it was at their self
Not a word was passed only in
haung a jolly time, and after the
votes were counted everybody con
tinued happy.
The services were well attended
at the Methodist ■ hureli Sunday
night. Rev. E. E. Show preached Ill's
last conference yea. sermon and is
fiow at conference at. Wiston-Sa
lc m w hite his member s and friends
arc anxiously waiting tor h:tn to be
returned. The miti week prayer serv
tecs at the Methodist church meets,
each Wednesday night at 7 o'clock
The weekly teachers and officers
meeting ai the BapuM church w. 11
continue through ;m winter months
with a discussion of tne Sunday fol
lowing,. lesson each 1 hursday night
Kev.- I W Cam who is professor at
Casar high school has consented to
visit the teachers meeting Thursday
night November. 17 and will teach
the lesson Rev. Mr Cain will finish
n seminary work- in the near fu
ture. Ail members di both churches
are given a special invitation to
tome and hear him and any others
who will come.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Royster ol
iireenville. S. C , spent the week end
it home with then parents Mr. and
Mrs. H. C. Royster .Mt, Royster is
tinishing his college work this year
at Furman where.he is a ministerial
student.
i tie many mends of Mj s, Sid
fVold will be sorry to know she has
been confined to her bed foi the
past few days suffering: from an al
ack of appendicitis Her condition
is somewhat better ac this writing
All the boys .who enjoy hunting
net at the home of A. L, Spangler
Monday night and had a lox chase
the race lasted for .-.everal minute,
titer he was jumped, when the dogs'
tot too close old Mr Fox went .to
us home-made den and spent thi
night m peace. Ju-t another way to
help foi -• t the tnnr.->
Mr. and Mis. J. W Costner spent
Monday in Forest City.
Miss Pauline Gold spent last
Wednesday night with her school- i
mate Miss Yvonne Cornwell.
Court Reconvene* In
Rutherford County
Hutherfordton Nov. 9. —Judge
Frank Hill, of Murphv. convened
the Superior court of Rutherford
county hereWednesday for the trial
of criminal cases. He substituted for
Judge Walter Moore, of Sylva, who
js ill J. R Anderson was made fore
man of the grand juo
The ease of F H Stroupe. of
Charlotte, who allegedly struck and
killed Horace Camp in an auto ac
cident last March near town on
Stale highway No. JO will come up
666
UQI ID t %BI LIS ~ SALVfe
l hfrk* Malaria In 3 da**. Cold* lint da*
Hfadachr* nr Neuralgia in .Ml minul«s ,
66fi SALVE for HEAD COLDS
Most Speedy Remedies Known
DePriest Is Winner
In Congress Contest
.
! * htragn Negro Takes <>n<»d I,rad In
Final Returns in Hare To
Hold Ills Neal.
Chir'Hijo. Nov. 9 Oscar DePrlr-1
i Rtpublican negro, will represent
l once more (he eongressional riis
' t.ric.t ofteh culled the nation s rich
• I’M.
rrailiiiK Ins ITeiniK'i atlc, opponent
Harry Baker., in the earls returns by
a ration that would have deleated
j DePriest by 20,000 votes, he, turned
; he tide m the last tew precinets
j and emerged the winner bv better
than 5.000 votes Baker is white.
No. 1 Township
News Of Interest
'Special to The Star.'
No 1 Township Nov. in Elec
lion day passed off very quiet here
i last. Tuesday.
! Holly Springs school opened last
Monday after having a .short recess
(lor picking cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Byars
I spent list Sunday with Mr: and Mrs
i Blaine Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Lavender oi
| Gaffney; S.' C , Visited Mr. and Mrs
K P. Davis last Sunday afternoon
Mr and Mrs. Rob Jolley and
children spent Iasi Monday with Mr
and Mrs. hamer Humphries.
Miss Lydia Turner of Gaffney S
C spent the week end with Miss
Eloisr Hamrick.
The big question of the day now
is—.what, does a straw \ot expetjj
do between elections?
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At the first sign of "Catching
Cold” use Vicks Nose Drops,
the new aid ijk preventing
colds—especially^ cjfcsigned by
makers of Vicks' VapoRub for
irritations of the nose and
throat — where most colds
start.
. . Part of the New
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CONTROL-OF 'COLDS
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LADY ATTENDANT
I oliica And Knol)
Creek Late News
lent Hi-vival I ndei H Mi- XI
Hl'Mh 111 Hallowe'en
Pa in.
|
•S|>eiifil to I'll.- Stai <
Toluca Nov 10 W. hii --(»! r v to
'note tliot Mrs >1. W Vlwfan » -■
i loudly ill Ht this wi itiio; Hi rtii.uKi.i
icr Miss .Joyce Alai.in a ■: .oik <i
muse from Henclersoi.villti. n. .1:
her bedside
Her C M Hob.itson rlello red a
wonderful. message ai fill [x ftli :
drove on last Sunda. fioni SI John
10-17 ‘ And He. DPuring Hi . i i < >.* •
went forth into a place called tin
place of the skull, winch is 'called in
the Hebrew. Golgotha
A tent meeting is In progros ori
nr Lincoln county not fa- trout I ..
Inca, that is i a using quite a Ini of
ejtcitemrnf There are two pirtu.tr
efs. No one know ns where from
They will take no mont v Iliev
claim that it is wiling to have i
church and a paid pi-achei Tin •
has been one mail cat ; ted to the;
State hospital .Mm e then prca. hinr
began.
Mi and Mr.- \ P C'nrprntet
MisM’s Sallie and falhe farpetrte: j
and Mr and Mrs How a id Sam at i
tended a In. I ltd a- funnel at ! lie
home ol Mi and M:- W C SelMii
of Double Shoals >n Suiulat
Mr ami Mrs T .1 Vickeis of
Shelbv spent the week end with hei
parents Mi and Mrs t \i Catjien
lei
Miss Kdlth tedlo.d -delightliflly j
1■ ntr tutt\£x\ a nuiobcf of hci tni’itd;
at a i fa l tow< ’ en i i.tr f t o n sa (\ i rri a \
; mulil Mallowron fjciorhUotV" kic
! uM'd. fort une tcliUK* anct witchery j
utvl many Kttmc.v ui <. ciunvcd !
\\ : .•.[)■'. . ) i • i mi; ri■ 1 wi|
■ ' a..-; theii ' **iin hv 11 i
haw* moved into a 1*oti.se belonglhu
'"■Mr S 1 fnj the prr
lit unfit fbev can «urange- i«u an
other house lo lx omit
Mi <»» inV Mifie Alw ran Mac
hue and -mis Robert and Klifirone of ■
• 'n-,i.Lir. C.^nliha ,s c ‘ - dinnei ;:ue-i •< <
cii Tur.sdnv wHli on « ouMh Mis !•’ .
A Boy toy and Mr Bovler She ha s
not visited in Toluca hu about ’a
Vrat .v
I wo Concerts By
Slate Symphony
ehapri Hill, Nov to. Tin' North
Caoldia yyniphom soviet. will or
HeiaUy o|kh its (itll .'ini winter mm
■nil with conrerl . m Durham on
December I tind.f;h;.|,i'l Hill on IV
■ imbei l’ acrnrcUiVK i. an iinnonh
ermrm made »p<lo \ fcv FVHx. A
(tiiMiir .serrelarv and treasurer ol
I ho "i d ! \ A (hild- rdncpt l m I hr
In.-d m iii lor (>ici nslwitn on lH*-!
n min i 3 is iM'ndinx 1
The Durham i >nt.e,i which will'
t« Riven m i he, mnior Intih m himl!
auditorium is Ihmir sponsored by
1 lie I)uihum ('ha, di Imiisiie The ,
Chapel H.l! 11>111 i : l will be one o!
the uie o| mtistn a 11rue I lull's'
" Inch is sjmniorrd ■ ueh year bv lid ■
si titlen( ent ei U« diluent comm litre
He Raises Beans
When Other* Fail
Mr Rnvlrx. I nine» M.rn, IIkh >
Kn.nl> for Itaising llrans al
Trtlilta
■•Special to nir star i
I "him Nov. in Mr (■. A Boyies
1 < In Ijr I |n> champion iarniri
l;n, \'.’n oi Hu community Ilf pro
rlun ujtW'i* wheat mrl paU aim
COtlOll |K-i ano tliiin most any■ -ofn
ci nmn In tie >prini: lie mew LSo
Quart.' oi bonus on one short row
in Ins garden, 1,riser 'n the smtintei
he hart h in i If ttioiT than one-hall
acre tp'.-baits troth winch hr picked
bet worn 50 and 00 bushels, an"d
thi n in (hr lull he had eight row-,
ith id 15 yards long tvom which h*"
picked 10 1-4 bushels Most otiy-j
tunnels in the community could
hardly raise enough brans In eat
hr used, the .spray method lor the
beeile He also won the $5 00 tur
nip prize
I hinks Beer Will
Be Back By April
Buffalo NY. Nov 0 Frank X
rirlvwab. Ionnei inayoi. aimniineed
nmylii that so coiUK ciit is he that
bcei will be hack hy April," he is
i mi (i .dii d, . a, poi anon paper.
for a mcnaer of three western New
York hiewIiir plant.
You will, know I he depression Is
ive.r when I he we. ijp man re
uunr: In- p icln ■ ol frying to get
nil of iiiiy- duty.
SINCLAIR MINSTRELS., on 35 NBC
Station* (ivory Monday ovoning 1
” " You pay nothing
extra for this 70% increase in anti-knock
. . . the result of $18/000/000 in
refinery improvements
Here are the facts. We have just spent
$18,000,000 to give you—at no extra
cost—a new Sinclair Regular Gaso
line with 70% higher anti-knock. The
new Sinclair Regular is actually superior
in anti-knock today to some premium
gasolines selling at several cents more
per gallon
But not in anti-knock alone has this
new high-test motor fuel been im
proved. For split-second acceleration
in traffic, and power on hills, you'll
find the new Sinclair Regular meeting
your every demand! Use this amaz
ing gasoline for 30 days and see how
much better your car performs—
how much easier it is to handle.
NOTI: For best results use either SINCLAIR
OPALINE MOTOR OIL or SINCLAIR PENN
SYLVAN1A MOTOR OIL. Both have been
de waxed and also treed from petroleum
jelly at as low as 60° F. below sere.
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Charles R. Eskridge