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Rates ! ''f Want Advertisements Tn This Column. Minimum !
Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This sue 1 cent per word each insertion
This size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
poi: sale itiLAr
t'sed KVlvinators and Frigid-,
(ires taken in exchange or1
new Majesties and Westing-j
Ijq^vc Electric Refrigerators.
Pendleton’s Music Store. 2t-7c
7f.WARD OF $5.00 WILL
he naid to anyone in Cleve
land County who furnishes us
jrjth proof that any owner of
Majestic, Westinghouse o r
General Electric Refrigeratoi
ha? exchanged it for any oth
er make of Electric Refriger
ator. Pendleton’s M u s i c
Store. 2t-7c
CAN O E. FORD CO. FOR
fr»s.l stonip, lime, cement and
Ottck 26 Sc
“rabbits for SALE: SEE E. P
Riviere, jr.. -413 N. Washington St.
tf Tp
LOWEST PRICES IN TWENTY
fears in Job printing. Any kind ol
printing' promptly and accurately
done. Cal) on us lor an estimate oi
telephone and a representative will
call on you. Cleveland Star (Job
Priming DepW : . . tf lOp
Tir~ FARMER IN AN EMER -
seuev O.; E. Ford Co. Can fix you up
t:ili a grain binder and repair
pairs 2t 5c
SPECIAL SALE" OF KIN
shed rayon goods each Wed
nesday at Cleveland Cloth
Mu!. .. tt-26c
FOR RENT: THREE LARGE
rooths. close in. Phono £l'\. 4t 29c
SEE O. E. FORD CO. FOR
crushed stone, lime, cement and
brick 2t 5c
Safes, filing cabinets j
book-keeping systems record books I
riled forms cl all kinu.s Call The,
Star and a. representative will call;
on-von with samples t.f lOp !
MUFFLERS AND TAIL PIPES j
lor ail tars and trucks. Auto Elec-1
me' Co. t f 28c
FOR NITRATE OF SODA, SUL
phateof ammonia and fertilizers O.!
t lord Go's is the place. 2t 5c i
PLANTS - PEPPER:
oc doz., Tomatoes 25c
hundred. Crane’s
Farrm. 3t-2p,
RABBITS FOB sale see dr i
D M. Morrison, Shelby. 4t 26p
AUTOMOBILE WOOD AND j
’m’ bodies repaired. Wrecks re j
sud: glass installed, tops covered, j
piim and duco work. Elias C.
»108 Lily mill road. South
Shelby, lt.p
Special bargains: one;
^ me bcx, office desk, cedar j
they walnut ant ique chest of draw-)
)o'e seat, walnut chairs, one)
motor, 9x12 rug. Jones Fur
wtui'p Co. ' 2t 2c
summer SPECIAL: STRAIGHT
• Ti-M.'tchlng. 5c yd. Shelby Hem
stitching Co., Box 128. Phone 603.
3t 5c
SUM’S DRY CLEANED AND
-Mi. only 35c, including tax.
Modem Cleaners, opposite Home
Stores tf 7c
' vOUNG GIRL WITH SOME |
knowledge of bookkeeping, typing)
*!;c ■si’orthand desires a pasition as
^•)e' helper. Salary no object. F.s
t,1!f Scruggs, house 52, Eton vUlage
3-5p
when you begin your •
plans be sure and think oft
E hord Co. for all kinds build-;
“•^materials. 2t 5c
SHOULD YOU HAVE A DEATH
'our family, it is good form to
those friends who sent flow
na<i a part In the funeral and
^Pressed genuine sympathy. Sym
acknowledgment cards made
order with black mourning Oor
Star Office. tf lOp
EXPERT WATCH~REPAIRING,
guaranteed. Low cost. Whit
1,->caied with Modern Clean
: ^hree rooms fo rrent 235
Graham St. l-7c
SPECIAL: AUTOMOBILE DOOR
uistalled, any size *2.00. Wind
itj*, s uistalled *2.75, any size.
* Iro«. and Metal Co. West
street tf 29c
«PrLNTY of ciiilean nitrate
' 'ha for sale at my house. Er
Eiliott, Lawndale, Star Route. •
2t 5p
hi
Mr. Hamrick Is
Buried Sunday
Died in Sumler. S. C. Had Been
"ith Express Company on
Southern Railway.
' Special to The Star >
Grover. June 5.—-Ewers Ham
bright son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Hambvtght died in Sumter ,S. C.,
Friday morning June 2. He was
reared in Grover, and worked with
ihQkC. F. Harry Co., for some time,
but for Several years lias been on
tlie Southern railway in service of
the express company, until a short
i time ago, when his health failed.
He was 35 years old, leaves a wife
and two small children. father,
mother of Grover, one sister, Mrs.
Lola Mills, two brothers, Messrs J.
C. and J H. Hambright all of Atlan
ta, Ga.
The funeral services were held in
Grover Baptist church Sunday, at
2:30 p. in. Rev. Rush Padgett, as
sisted by Dr! J. T. Dendy. had
charge of the services.
The honorary ball bearers were:
Messrs. D. J. Keeter Ed Ed Backnell
C. F. Harry. C. C. Wallace, J. H.
Bridges. C. Martin. H. S. Keeter and
D E. Byers.
Active pall-bearers were: Dorritte
Moss. Frank Hambright. Alton Bell.
V. J. Hardin. Carroll Beam, Dennis
Wallace.
Flower girls were: Mesdames. R,
D. Moss. J. B. Ellis, L. B. Hambright
H. S. Keeter.. Misses Ailene Mul
linax, Felicia Bell. Mary Hambright,1
Ruth Crip, Mildred Moss.
The many beautiful flowers show -
ed the love and esteem of his many
friends. x
There was a. large crowd attended
the funeral: The body was laid to!
rest in Grover cemetery, ,
Drops Dead As He
Argues Over Fence!
San Pedro. Calif.—Harold L Ar-'
nold, 75. retired New York Judge. I
living here, died unexpectedly Mon-j
day during a quarrel with a young
woman over a fence.
Police expressed the belief he j
succumbed to a heart attack during
his argument with Betty Gardena, i
33. and her mother, who asserted he'
was building a fence on their prop
erty. j
Miss Gardena, police, struck Ar- ’
nold in the face with a lathe. Both]
women were questioned by the of-j
ficers, who indicated they wouid be :
released. j
FOR FIRST CI.ASS AUTOMO-'
bile repair work at low prices see
B. Y. Spangler at the Auto Inn. I
phone 832. tf 7c]
WANTED: SMALL HOUSE I
close in. Phone 9136. ltc
FOR FRIGIDAIRE. KELVINA- j
tor service, phone 454 E. J. Mill
nick, service dept. tf 5c j
WANTED: BY LADY ' WITH i
good education any honest work to!
support self and three children.;
Address “Work,” care Star. 2t 7pj
BARGAINS YOU SELDOM SEE.
1933 Plymouth Sport coupe, driven!
very little, carries new car guaran-1
tee, special price. 1330 Bnick 4-door j
sedan. See this car at $325. 1930 j
Ford Town sedan, mechanically :>er
feet New paint. Several other good •
used cars to select from, at very
reasonable prices. Easy terms. Xee
ver Motor Co., phone 146. tf 5c
FOR QUrCK SHOE . SERVICE,
while you hesitate. Our place is cool.
Freeman's Shoe Shop. “Ask Any
body.” Under Pendleton's. 3t 7c
‘ HAVE A T-MODEL FORD
sedan in A-l condition, would
like to trade for good milk
cow. Clint Hawkins, South
Shelby. ltc
PLENTY OF NITRATE OF
soda and sulphat of ammonia at O.
E. Ford Co’s. 2t 5c
COOL THE SUN WITH AWN
ings. Freeman's Shoe Shop, Under
Pendleton's. 8t 7c
FOR ALL KINDS OF BUILDING
materials call O, E. Ford Co. 2t 5c
EXPERIENCED COLORED WOM
tn wants job as cook and house
keeper. Eight years in one family in
3helby. Phone Star office. 3t 7p
WANTED: EARLY CROP AP
iles suitable for cider immediately.
Write me quantity you have and
jrice and truck will call if wanted.
j,’ H. Trotter, oerton, N C. it 7c J
Sharon Community
News Of Week End
Ladies Aid Society Meets. Juniors
Have Picnic. Cup To Kadesh
And llanner To El Bethel.
(Special to The Star.*
Sharon. June 8.—The Ladies Aid
society of Sharon church held their
meeting at the church Wednesday
afternoon. a good program was
rendered after which they had the
business part of the meeting:
Mesdames J. C. and p. D Dodd
and Lizzie Blanton spent awhile
Wednesday with MrS'. J. F Dodd.
We welcome back to our Sunday
school and church, Mr. Jap Led
better who is a good worker in any
church affair.
Mr. and Mrs. Coborn Vess and
children of Forest City and Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. Kincaid and daughter
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Dodd awhile Sunday after
noon.
Mias Johnnie Morehead spent the
(Week-end with her aunt. Mrs. S. S.
Moore and Mr. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Smith Sunda;
night. Mrs. L. A. Smith will remain
with them a few days. Mrs. Smith
has been real sick.
Mrs. D. E. Grigg and Miss Buna
Blanton are sick at this writing.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Dover, Mr
and Mrs. Rob Dover and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Dover attended homt
coining at El Bethel Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. Dodd visited her par
ents Friday.
Several of the young people at
tended a party given at the home
of Misses Bulah and Vernie Well
man Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. W B Dodd and
daughter, were callers at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Smith Sun
day. ^
The juniors of the Epworth lea
gue enjoyed a picnic on the church
ground Saturday afternoon. The
evening was spent in fun and play,
after which the picnic lunch was
served.
The young people of Sharon
church hoed their cotton Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Spaki were
callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. F. Dodd Sunday afternoon.
The young peoples’ divisions of
Cleveland county held their meet
ing at Sharon church Thursday
night, June first. A good program
was rendered by members of the
different divisions. The loving cup
was awarded to Kadish and the
banner to El Bethel. After the meet
ing was over they were served sweet
cakes and lemonade.
Cards Of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbor for their
kindness and sympathy shown to
us through the death of our prec
ious mother. Mrs. W. M. Warhck.
Mav God's blessings rest upon vou.i
The Children. i
Trial Postponed
Npw York, May 29.—Trial of Jo
seph W. Harrlman on charges ol
falsifying the books of the Harri
man National Bank and Trust com
pany. which he headed, was post
poned today until next Monday.
Urge* Editors To
Boost Ad Rates
Indianapolis. —Justus F. Craemcr
ot Orange, Calif., president of the
National Editorial association, at
the forty-eighth annual convention
here warned editors not "to “make
the mistake of the past 10 years by
failing to advance the price of
their products along with the price
of other commodities.”
He said newspaper publishers had
not advanced their advertising and
subscription rates and job prices
during the period from 1923 to
1929 and therefore they should not
now be faced With a demand for
rate reductions. Nevertheless, he
said, "many have weakened anti
have granted rate adjustments.”
Strangers Fleece
South Carolinian
Holly Hill. S. C.—F. L. Mellard
elderly resident of this section, saw
visions of eternal youth when twt
i strangers offered to sell him a rati
I turn belt aiul tic parted with $1001
cash, r $300 check which he au
i thorlzed to be cashed immediately |
for hts "friends" and n $3,900 chock '
on a New York bank.
Now Mellard lias no belt, i> sh\
j #000 - payment on the $3,900 chock
I was stopped—and he vows ho la n
fit subject, for the ravages of time
and nature so far as "radium belts
stopping his ago are concerned.
'Die two men were driving » cot
With a North Carolina license but
stnte highway officials said the
party to whom the car s license was
Issued was not one of the fakirs, ol
whom no trace has been found.
Card of Thanks
Wf wish to express' our sincere
thanks to the many friends who
have shown their Ion and sym
pathy in countless ways during the
illness and death of our loved one,
Fiv/ers Hambright. May CJod’s rich
est blessings be with each one.
The Family
Grover. N. C.
ALONG WITH THE NEW DEAL —
COMES
“PED”
A LIQUID, NON-GREASY PREPARATION
FOR ATHLETES FOOT
Stop That Agony And Get A Good Night's Sleep.
“PED" Is For Sale At Your Favorite Drug Store.
— PRICE 35c —
n*
WASHINGTON »<
2jl l^iditicUve flddie&i
\ I
Centratiy located .n
the heart of the Shop
cinq ond Theatre w*
rnet and camenMit to
oil Government butkt
ings ond Washington
points ot interest*
300 POOMS
W
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HARRINGTON
rirvcuT^ ano
Monroe’s Scrip Is
Nearly All Retired
Mom i»' Enquirer
Only *107 worth of (lit- llu.OOO
worth of scrip Issued by the city oi
Monroe In March Is outstanding to
date, according to J H. Boyte. city
clerk.
Tlie l*Mn which was ordered chtr
ins Uir bunk nolklitv mill'll In
President IjooM'Vl’ll WU.N Hit'll til |jg'y
salaries niul WHgcK ot city em
ployers. It hii.s ihotight hi frst Ihm
tin- entire Issue would bp used, but
Hie bunking situation was cleared
up In Him* to enable the city to pa\
«* employees tp rush.
Only $3,181 Of till* $10,000 scrip
Issue whs actually paid out, to meet
the city m obligations, liils scrip was
viUt int'ii mainly through payment*
>i wttUu amt light bills which •
im«l 1 amount being redeemed by
mymriit of taxes. Approximately
m:>0 a h . rciU-t uied in cash
Mrs Peck-Henry, viiat mado yoi
•tuy out so late Inst night?
Henry—l was staying up with *
sick friend—helping him to solve n
Jig-saw pu&r.le.
Step Right Up, Fellows
HERE’S HOW
if
THAT GOOD OLD FOAMY BREW YOU KNEW IN
DAYS BEFORE THE WAR!
ICE COLD, OLD-STYLE
BEER “ TAP!
°NLY 10c GLASS
WITH PRETZELS
WE HAVE BOTTLE BREW, TOO!
SANDWICHES, DELICIOUSLY FRESH
OR PLAIN!
TOASTED
CURB SERVICE
The Owl
Soda Shop
I). L. WILLIS & SONS
Owned and Operated Bv
Formerly Chocolate Shop
A Costless Impression.
TOOTS AND CASPER
THE ONLY THINtr ABOUT THE PARTY
THAT I'LL ENJOY WILL BE MY 6UESTS1
* DON'T WANT TO THINK ABOUT IT
BEIN^ MY BIRTHDAYi I DON'T WANT
TO BE REMINDED THAT I'M A YEAR
OLDER! ANDDAN- — WHEN OUR
GUESTS ARE ALL HERE J
I WANT YOU TO WALK jjf
IN AND HAND ME AN J~
EXPENSIVE --
BIRTHDAY
PRCSKMT!
BUT, SOPHIE' T
I CAN'T AFFORD
TO BUY YOU
AN EXPENSIVE
GIFT1 THAT'S fi
IMPOSSIBLE!
NOTHIN*, IS IN POSSIBLE1
YOU'Rt GOIN*, TO
PRESENT ME WITH A
*250 OO BOTTLE OF
PERFUME IN FRONT OF
all our Quests!
THAT WILL MAKE THEM
SIT UP AND TAKE
NOTICE •
DikiVT r ^ P ^ S -fa-*-*"
IV,V King frf«turo Syndtcatc lm tircar B.-ium r gSfs reserved
DON'T TURN PALE, DAN1
•’ll order the perfume from
THE DRU6 STORE AND CHARGE IT—
YOU PRESENT IT TO ME AT THE
PARTY--AND THE NEXTOAY I'LL
SEND IT BACK TO THE DRU6 STORE.!
IT'S A 6000 WAY TO IMPRESS
OUR FRIENDS AND IT WON'T y{
COST YOU A CENT!
IT'S A r’. - THAT COLONEL HOOFER
FAILED TO U ND THE $15000.22 A YEAR
POSITION THAI i'.S. WAS OFFERED IN MEXICO
CITY.TOOTS'. HE SAYS WHEN HE ARRIVED
THERE HE FOUND OUT THAT THE -JOB HAD
JUST BEEN! CjIVEN TO A
RELATIVE OF SOME BiO
What’# Colonel Hoofer Done Now?
THE POOR CrOY HAS HAD MANY TOU^H
BREAKS IN HIS TIME ANO FINALLY A NICE
OFFER CAME HIS WAY,BUT IT WENT BLOOEY!
THEY SHOULD AT LEAST HAVE NOTIFIED HIM
ABOUT HIRING THE RELATIVE AND SAVED HIM
THAT WILD 600SE CHASE TO MEXICO!
HELLO! HERE'S THE
MAIL-MAN!
rnt
!
f I WONDER WHO THIS
LETTER IS FROM? IT HAS
A FOREIGN STAMP ON IT!
WELL. FOR CRYIN4
OUT LOUD