■ ■Ufi kv OFFERS PUZZLER »0F BLUE EAGLE BOSS 4 Shelby citizen has a puzzle, we hear, which he is hankering for Gen. Hugh Johnson, the NR A big shot, to j ,„jve for him. He puts the problem in this manner: "We understand, General, that you are urging all citizens to patronize only those places which are backing the NRA ,jrlve and are flying the Blue Eagle. Those of us in Shelby anxious to follow your advice would like to know how we ca’p when we need postage stamps, water and lights and; marriage licenses. You see. the Blue Eagle is not perched „VPr the United States post office here, nor over the City Rail jmd the court, house. Those are the only places we e to buy our stamps, our water and light's and our mar r!3 £•*= .iireneea. vuft w« atop writing letter*, us ,„j nin *«d lights and quit get ■nrp married d" i TRITKLOAD of TO THE BOYS Todsv* bokays, everyone in the shcr. were giving to George Wray s„q pad ■ Newman and the fellow dcwr at the Cleveland club They ,,m« across with the money neces =ir to purchase the wheel ehair fm the little crippled girl mention ed tp this spare. Mr« Harry Speck, at the welfare nfftee. says that George and "Red' raws 10 with the necessary $17.50 nothin * day after the appeal was rads 5nd now the courageous Ut ■;« tmss who must spend the re ~S;nd*r of her life in a chair will tpepd tt m a comfortable chair, and -pe which ran rove about and see a ten thing*. tp fairness it should be added that > half dozen or more other men hatted the welfare office and of <e-«d to do their part but the South UFayette street club asked that •her be given the privilege of mak ing the full donation. ''And." according to Mr* Speck 1? >pe could only know how hap rr that chair will make the unfor tunate little youngster they would re*' repaid over and over again." ANOTHER APPEAL Along comes another appeal. Pot i more of rears It has been the am bition of nearly every Shelby boy ¥ make the Shelbv high football eleven This year with no supple ment for athletics It seemed as If a ewne of youngsters who had theli heart eef on toting the pigskin fot *h* «chool were not to have thal opportunity They naturally go! the blues, when they got together tj'keh it over, and followed that ur hi talking to some of their dad.1 and friends Row they have a plan. Member; of the Rotary club and other or nniMtions have shown an Inter est In giving the hoys a break, and st the same time, in providing th< ft!T *dtti some of the winter sea •nr’s favorite sport. Coach Case? Morris who fumed down a coach ng toh to remain in Shelby anc ‘'•oh, win. the boys say, train thi •e»m if the youngster can interesi ‘rough dads and citizens in getting ,jr enough money to assure the ex pense* of equipment and such ai ‘hi* Now the boys are out to turr the trick Thevre asking tf Shelby high’! 'rotbal! record, one of the most 11 ’tmrioQ* among the smaller school; * th-e »tat«; is to go by the boards ^ "mind that Newton peopli Ted* up enough money to see thal —•It Guriev has a team there agair h!e vear. anrj the game thing hap r*ned at Gastonia. Charlotte anc •laewhere And they’ll be seeing !RELBT shorts —e majority of the professii ffi*5 and about Shelby are tepee! it wSJS indicated at the : Meeting of the repeal organiza ^ Sunday baseball g, •cheduled for Lawndale yes •*’ **lf 5«ter called off. They i th* ?ate redpts might „• '« »«ttle with the —*-^g.. a argf crowd was exp A rarity in Shelbv tl , ,J 4 Wfson who hasn't beei ,Vj°lnS t0 the World Fa'f • mother wherein this corner cla “ we of the town's oddities . ^-vgone days telephones No. 1 tr! shplhV were located Joining buildings—at. Wray's rir,i« store. Now *-» J and ®terchi's loci t*ienVi"'V*T Pach other have ,.,phonf numbers 593 anc! wi ’ stt11 ^d at picking w Ip inessentials like that) . . horse,kIT5'' m CharRe of the cot C * 41fltchin* champion; re*, ‘ S!. thf Clevpland county ,ni h*PPK ,hlnl« that the con ilr>rtcted 40 -iust , hoitv t f barnyard Ranie with SffiT “T zonp h, *' lu The s ot machines ing £ these Marble-Jack sh< High are 8 * tbe R0 about to nickel* ePLs the Jackpot lurw d,'s Wme - of skill-i beer- .ll(fn the depression •r. honors for be ‘Jo,r- through it ^ t0 the physicians of B1 by and the county. They’ve made scores and scores of calls knowing they would never get, anything for it, but a sick tot couldn’t be made to bear the burden of economic conditions. As a rule they arp a gruff lot. these doctors, but ihat’s due to the fact that they see more of the seamy side of life than any one else and they never get the right amount of sleep and the regu lar meals they urge upon others. At heart, they're regular fellows , . Speaking of doctors, Dr. Dwight Bridges, the newly wed, is now one up on a fellow physician. They were operated on for appendicitis about the same time, underwent another operation together, and have done this, that, and the other together, but as yet fhe county physician hasn't located his bride—or has he? I... A week from tomorrow thp big fair will be in full blast. B-I-N-G-O. Mew Prospect News Of Current Week Cotton FIpIds Arp White—Personals Of People Visiting About. New Prospect. Sept, 15.—The at tendance in Sunday school last, Sun-1 day morning was off some from! the average. The teachers had j charge of the devotional exercise j and rendered an interesting pro-1 grom. Mr. Zeno Hord has been re-elect ed superintendent of the Sunday school. The cotton fields are very pretty I and are well occupied by cotton pickers. Cotton is opening very fast during these hot days. Most every body is through pulling fodder now' Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wright of near Kings Mountain visited Mrs. Wright’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ru fus M. Grigg. during the week-end. Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Howell spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Zone Anthony and Mrs. Mar garet Anthony of near North Brook No. 1. Mr. and Mrs Julius F. How'ell spent Sunday with relatives in Lin colnton county. Mrs. Alonzo Grigg and daughters, Bettly Sue and Kathleen, visited Mr. and Mrs. R M Grigg Sunday afternoon Charge Rioters With Murder Now Baton Rouge, La, Sept 18—With ! the death list resulting from last j Sunday's Angola penal farm riot j standing at seven, prison officials j formally charged eight of the sur- | viving rioters, including five still at large, with murder. In addition. Eunice McDine, also known as Marian Russel] of New Orleans, common law' wife of one of the mutineers, who confessed that, she smuggled a pistol into the prison two months ago, was charg ed as an accessory to murder, a capita] offense. Her husband, Jam es A. Russell of Akron, Ohio, who was serving time for a New Orleans bank robbery, was among three fu gitives killed near Marksville after a three day pursuit by possemen. Rioted at Game Four men, including the camp captain. John A. Singleton. two guards and a convict, lost their lives in the shooting which attend ed the Sunday riot, during a pris on camp baseball game. Of the eight prisoners charged with murder today three are held in prison here since their recapture near Marksville. One other is be lieved to be hiding in central Lou isiana swamp country, and four others were thought to have fled Into southwest Texas after a series of abductions and car thefts Search for the missing men con tinued today. The charges were filed by R .L. Himes, state prison manager, who Indicated speedy trials would b» sought. The body of Russell, slain in a cotton field with two companions was sent to Akron at the request cf relatives. The bodies of John And erson of Toledo. Ohio, and Patrick J. Ryan of New Orleans, who died with him. were held pending rela tives' instructions. Presidents’ Week at Sterchi’s •x&m 31-Pc. SET DISHES $1.98 A service for 6 for $1.98 in these times is. remarkable. These dishes are neatly styled and in a color that will please you. SUPER - PE LUXE ELECTRIC IRON $1.39 A He Luxe Electric Iron of full weight, highly polished, with standard full length cord. The quantity is limited at $1.39. This iron would cost over $2.00 on today’s market. VWt BO OUft MVT Congratulations President Roosevelt! Your vision in creat ing the NR A is the outstanding effort to wards prosperity since the birth of America. Congratulations President Rutherford! Your foresight in purchasing $500,000 worth of merchandise at old prices for our customers is miraculous. CLOTHES HAMPER 69c A full size. hinged lid clothe* h*mrw tfiat will render you satisfactory service cost ing only 69c. Quantity la limited at thi* nrice I 7-Pc. WATER SET 39c A full-size pitcher and 6 fashionable de signed glasses for only 39c, Wa will never be able to obtain more at this low price STERCHI’S FORESIGHT SAVES YOU MANY DOLLARS ON THIS COMPLETE 11-Piece Bedroom Group EVERY ITEM IS EXACTLY AS SKETCHED IN STERCHI’S STUDIO REPLACEMENT PRICE ON THIS GROUP WILL BE $85,00, & ONLY STERCHPS 89-STORE BUYING POWER CAN PRODUCE THIS VALUE! 10-Pc. Living Room Group INCLUDING EVERY ITEM AS SKETCHED TRUTHFULLY ABOVE $ PJ ^.50 In Lovely Himalayan Mohair! Replacement Prices On This Group Will Be $95.00 THESE Liras: mans $10 For Your Old Stove Allowed on the Purchase of This Beautiful Green and Ivory 1934 Range. With this momentous offer there is not a single reason ror cooking drudgery to be a part of your daily cooking. We want you to compare this special Presidents' Week range offer with any one previously made by anyone You will like its apnoar ance . . . its cooking ability and its durability. ALL CAST RANGE Green and Ivory i 1 XT /*\1 1 ri Tu-Tone Enamel! AUQ I OUT UlCl blOV€ While 32 Last! Bought Before Prices Advanced to be SOLO at this Saving! LAST CALL at *29” NEVER AGAIN SUCH A BARGAIN AS THIS! A genuine Hoosier the latest Tu-toii“ green and ivory finish . . . ebmnletelv equipped with nil ot the famous .Rooster teautrea and Included ai the Ion price ot *29 75. Is a lA-nlece set. ot that 'mart Mies America hobiftrll glassware to color* that harmonise with any table color scheme. This I* one of the most, sensa tional values that we are offering during Presidents’ Week." Replacement Price Is $38.50. Only $1 A

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