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The Cost Is Small — — The Results Are Good — — They Get Buyer And Seller Together | VCkUYfcfc i£ ULL WHAT YOU I f WAMTAPS^ ^ | J|igrpw 4*^37 PWjP^^WKyf r,.-, for Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum B Charge For Any Want Ad 25c. Oils eke 1 cent per word each Insertion This,size type 2c per word each insertion. Tins size type 3e per word each insertion. 'for“galvanized roofing. tinh,lt shingles and roll roofing be FU-f ana see O. E. Ford Co. 2t 20c SPECIAL SALE OF FIN isrrd F'^'on. goods each Wed pri-i,,. at Cle\ eland Cloth Mil 11 -26c FOR SALE CORK-PACKED ICE -«od condition Telephone IP or ■ -ot-<■ a' Star Office. t f-17p 'FOR SEED OATS AND ALL kmc..' of fertilizers for fall sowing ,„ o :E. Ford Co. 2t 20c FT.EST-O LITE BATTERIES AS t.c ;,n All makes of batteries ffeiircd ano recharged The Auto Iriv Phone 832. t.f -28c HAVE YOUR OLD FURNITURE repaired and upholstered at James ■Tinch's 311 S DeKalb, Phone 762-L If-Aug. Tc "v/ANTED I'O RENT — LIGH!. ,?o her.c farm, owner to furnish -k, Pam Dcslcin. Shelby Route I 2t-20c ~v; A N TED E X PERIENCED :c--;v to wear saleslady. None other cut.'experienced help need apply. \opi- b- loiter only, giving past ftpffricnef' and reference. .Address •Dtp.-nmen'.' Store." care Cleveland Star tt 20c This appears to most of us to be a mighty poor time to strike. An arm; never demands more pay , a-hile the war is going on. Nicaragua exported around 30, SOO.OOO pounds of coffee in the 1332-33 season. CARD OK THANT S We desire to express our sincere ‘hanks and appreciation to the many neighbors and friends who Ji kindly and freely rendered the.r service and assistance duiir. . the iM*?- and death of our beloved wife and mother. May Heaven's richest blessing rest and abide with •arh of you is our earnest prayer. Q. M. Ledford and family. Card of Thanks. inends and neighbors for their ean.v arts of kindness and helpful ness, and for the beautiful floral offerings, during the sickness and death of our dear mother, Mr;. Florence Hennessee Ferree. May God's richest blessings rest and abide with you. The Children. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE . :nf qualified as administrator of hr fjratf of J. H Cooke, deceased, late Cleveland County, North Carolina, this 1 ’ !0 donfy all persons having claims I *?*t"*L tl'r' estate ot said deceased to ,hrd to the undersigned at Casar, t- on or before the 21st da yof Sep ! •mb*v 1334. or this notice will be pleaded A S’.r of their recovery. All persons in . to said estate will please make •mmedlate ba-ment. 30th dav of September 1933 •• 1 Administrator of the estate • Cooke, deceased. et-Scpt. 20p , , , NOTICE ■J 'oeerler Court. f\ountF North Carolina. ■ -i-obeth Gregory. Plaintiff. & A'1*1.?5 Gregory, Defendant. I de.entiant, Bryan Wilkins Gregorv, I u ‘ .ill n?'lr* tha* an action, entitled '’a* b,ec commenced in the Ca'-v ,! r";rt,®f Cleveland County, North I . ’ ’he above named plaintiff, ,h,.i c ",,05* of securing a divorce lrom said defendant, on the S*Z *ro,un<1 of more Ihan two (2. I sin". ratIon, and the said defendant SJ' Ui(e notice that he is re ?v.s before the Clerk of So,.?0urt of Cleveland Countv. [After (vSlm» within thirty i30» dajs wiv' rmS" 13th' and answer or _ o the complaint of the plaintiff, or I he* (i.n.ns.Pc:' J° ,h* rourt for the re ’•k .VT’A l11 ,atd complaint. ■ • \ 't v,! dav °f September, 1933 I r„.rj ' Hamrick. Clerk of the Superior "n l',l's"ain. Attorney for Plaintiff. _ 4t-Sept. 20c tlader'0' !aE,°® '**•* or LAND I tbnferc-rt h- 5Lrtvlr?**, of the au*horitj |Clin; , rteed of trust executed |.5*l(d'the’ii'ih <(?»-“*• Vlda Hawktns ftror-'-' " aaT °f January, 1928, anc flee of ,1,. »•«« 15, in the of eov-ht \ q* \,Pr of deada for Cleveland ■ ; Bryant. Substituted Trus n , . wuwumna \\m-,. el'e_ o'clock noon on I ■' 'b* courtW‘h '»*« 'h» fA-e. 1 “,,r‘ I»J,I hropwrr ‘1 °* the Ram&aur-Eskrldg V" * C dAlrlsi!! thp Sl,burbs of She! «• " Cj5Cribed and bounded as fol I frj: ®n *ron stake, Ledbetter’ "f. on ,L ®L«eaDetter Annins of a new slreet 30 u- Vr\ w l]l Ledt>etter s net? lin > - % an iron Stake. Led IT d ?/„“I Turner's line; thenc I * Octrees 3 minutes \\ staWsr ° J minutes W Dor *l**e ont east edge of <3 *l thence with "•p of a ,! ?h iron stake on sou *•« n., ,.,r ,foot street; thence wi hbA’vr wntytimJ1 .'L!!2 *° Ah* h v‘ 01 • • rSf 11738 square fei *"•4 ro'ci-n, be‘iig that 1 i!*btiis s- H*wkins. and wife, W .rfcorft ‘n the otfi C lb book Aai °r Cleveland count Th it- „ pa*' «« »-'mer.- ^<^0-on account of defav f raid , ly* “idebtedness secui tsxes ,,,‘ri01 frust: and is subject otopyrtV a ,.h,‘s*essments against sa tbj ther now due or to becor .-:*uu;red * «»»h deposit will ^ " Vrh rUh^tdbldder at lhc sa v of fieptember. 1^3' s AR’VAVT ^’4 SuKatihited Trustee it Slept ! FOR SALE: SECOND HAND i doors, sash and frames. Also toilet. I Billy Hamrick, 21fi Martin St. 2t 18p ' IF YOU HAVE A LEANING j rcoi or a chimney which needs j cleaning out, See me. I can stop the ! leaks and fix the chimneys. Can j also paint your roof. First class work. J, \V. Denton, telephone No. '1 if 9p MR. FARMER SEE O. E. FORD , Co. for mowing machines, hay i rakes and grain drills. 3t 20c : NOTICE 1 HEREBY FORBID any person or persons to hum. cr , fish upon my property at any time i,day of night. I further forbid any person or persons to trespass upon | my lands without my consent. Any i person violating this notice will be i dealt with according to law Sign' Jed: Ernest Elliott 3t-20p IF YOU ARE THINKING OF ; building see O E. Ford Co. for lime, cement, brick and all kinds building materials. 2t 20c FOR SALE OR TRADE. TWO nice fresh milk cows, one Chevro ! let two door sedan, 29 model, good condition. Will trade for dry cows or pay cash for dry cows. Wanted to buy several large bulls. F S Dr dm on. at Sellers Shoe Shop, 3t 18p FOR FRIGIUAIRE KELVIN A | tor service, phone 464 E. J Min | nick, service dept. tf 5c TWO GOOD MILK COWS FOR sale. Landra Putnam, route 7. Shel by. 2t 18p SEE O E FORD CO FOR (three plov. grain drills, also disc i drills, mowing machines and rakes. 2t 20c SHELBY "FISK MARKET OPEN j every day in the week. It its fresh jfish you are looking for you will ! find then, at this market. First ! door below Carolina Store. R. C. ‘ Fades. 3t I8c WANTED FOR 30 OR fill DAYS, two farm mules. Apply A C. Hud son. Ella Mil] farm. 2t 18p CALL IN AT O. F. FORD CO's j and see their line of wagons and j farm trucks. 2t 20c NOTICK OF SALE OF LAND 1 Under and by virtue of the authority conferred by deed of trust executed d; Uyles Blackwell <unmarried! dated the 1st day of April. 1928 and recorded in book 150, page 199. ill the office of the regis ter of deeds- for Cleveland county. V S Bryant . Substituted Trustee will. at I twelve o'clock noon on: Tuesday, October 24th. 1928 • at the court house door of Clevelem county in Shelby. North Carolina, sell a public auction for cash to the highest bid der. the following land, to-wit: | A certain lot or parcel of land in or i near the city or town of Kings Mountain. [North Carolina, and. ! ■ Beginning at a stake in the west edge i ot Oriental avenue, Dr. J. G. Hold's north east corner and runs thence with his line west 100 feet to a stake. Carl Ramsey's corner: thence with Ramsey's line north 60 feet to a stake; thence a new line east 100 feet to a stake in the vest edge of Oriental avc.; thence with said west edge of Oriental avenue south 60 feet to the be ginning. Same being that piece of land conveyed to Uyles Blackwell by deed re corded in book 3-S at page 45 in the of | flee of the register of deeds of Cleveland county. North Carolina. reference to ! which deed is hereby made for further description and identification This sale is made on account of default j in payment of the indebtedness secured i by said deed of trust, and is subject ?c all taxes and assessments against s':d property whether ribw due or to bee - it due. A five percent 15» cash deposit wij> *v* required of the highest bidder at vh • s»a:y. This the 15tli day of Sefctembe ~ 1933 V. S BRYANT. SUb?UtUted Tiw. ■'?. Loan No. 1355 4t B. -ac *T*c NOTICE OF SALE OF f AND Under and by virtue <. the conferre'd by deed of t- . :xecur*rd h-v T. P. Lail and wife. Ha'• Pearl Hi*, dated the J5tli day oX April. .S2*{, and re corded In book 150. p^ge 22 L :n the of fice oi the register of tic t C’-ve la nd county. V, S. ilryav ‘ 3uT -:ed Trustee, will, at twelve o 'ocfc rvoou on Wednesday, October 35ih. ’23 at the court house door of CTe/eHm county in Shelby, North Carc'Ti». s-di a public auction for cash to the highest bid der. the lollowing iand. to-wit: A certain lot or parcel of 'and in ov near the city or town of Sheioy, and. Be ginning at an iron stake ou the west edge of Clegg street, which stak-* < r» feet south of the corner of lot No. 22 *n:i rums thence with said street north ii de grees 30 mins, east 65 feet to a sthke In said street, the southeast corner of ot No 24; thence with the line of lot No 24 north 82 degs. 30 mins, west 145 feet to a stake in Quinn's lint; thence soutn 3 degs 45 mins, west 43.6 feet to an >ron stake; thence north 86 west 49.9 f~et to a stake; thence south 6 degs. 15 mins, uest 20 feet to a stake; thence south 82 deg». 30 mins, east 186.5 feet to an iron slake in the west edge of Clegg street the place of beginning. Same being lots No 22 and 23 and 5 feet of lot No. 21 of the VVray Hudson and Young property, and a piut of which property is of record in book of plats No 1 at page 43 in the office of the register of deeds of Cleveland county. North Carolina, and being all those lot# or parcels of land conveyed to T P Lail by deed recorded in book 3-U a.t. page 592 in the office of the register of deed* of Cleveland county. North Carolina, ref erence to which deed and plat is hereby made for further identification and de scription. This sale is made on account of default in payment oi the indebtedness secured by said deed of trust, and is subject tu all taxes and assessments against said property whether now dll'* or to become due. A five percent <5» cash deposit will bf required of the highest bidder at the sal This tbr 18th day ot September. J053 V ? BRYANT Substituted Trnste* loan No H29 4t ! I Nobody’s Business U? lifct ftlrliE*. An Owed To Taxes they tax our bread. They tax our meat They tax our head. And they tax our. feet They tax our gas. They tax our oil, They tax our honv*. And they tax our soil They tax our beer They tax our dope. They tax our candy. And they tax cnir soap They tax our pills, They tax our cai. They tax our mills. And they tax our bar. They tax our gum, They tax our smokes, They tax our cotton, And they tax our jokes They tax us here. They tax us there. They tax our regulars. And they tax our spare They tax us living. They tax us dead. They tax the blanket - Upon our bed. They tax us often. They tax us well. Bctcha 5 dollars They’ll tax us in hell. The chief causes for divorce in Hollywood are: 1. Not neglecting' ; thy neighbor s wife. 2. Eating on- ( | ions. 3. Not eating onions. 4. Mon- j ey. 5. Lack of money. 6. Going t out nights. 7. Staying out nights. • 8. Snoring. 9. Night clubs. 10. Green - i i er pastures. If California has a few more -earthquakes and New England an other storm occasionally, 'Florid! i will come hack into her own. Secretary Wallace Jiggers that! the cottpn processing tax add; only ' 4 cents to a gingham dress, and j increased wages add only 4 cents ' thus making a 12-cent dress cost, j only 24 cents. The farmer figgE -- that he pays the whole tax, as r has hammered his cotton down to.j the tune of $20.00 pe" bale, drees; or no dress. What we wan';- isYr-' dress. - Market letter. New York, Slept !8—Bethlehem | steei was strong on the opening.! but Dom and Hip showed no streng th until Con gained 2 points. Bud' i was 3 points off near noon in sym pathy with Dud. Rails were ofi j and so were some of the inflation i 1 prognosticators Tendency toward j brisk advances is apparent, but the; trade is laying off of Pot and Judd. We advise buying on soft spots if you know when they get soft. I had a typical southern rube In my office today. He used a mlx aure of backwoods dialect, coon grammar, Imaginary English, and short-cut words, among them be ing: you-uns, talnt-so, whole pas sel, fernent, lovdy-mussy. gimme. I tuck, nome—I-thank-yer, X chaw reglar, whur-he-fumm. X brung her along fur-comp-new, and lust only tollerable With 9-cent cotton under the present "high things to eat and wear" conditions, a farmer of a 1 horse type, with 1 wife and 6 chil dren, earns about 5 cents per da.:, his wife earns 3 cents per day and each of his kids large enough to work earns about 2 cents per day that's all, too. With this immense Income (from their part of the crop, 3 bales—being one-half of the average tenant crop', he has to buy his meat and bread and scho.il books and clothing, etc. A 17-year old boy in a cotton mill under the new schedule of wages can make more clear money in 5 weeks than a farmer and his flock can make in 12 months, working when the weather is fit. The cotton farmer remains the unforgetten man. Thousands Back At Work Again In The Nation Secretary Parkins estimate* Tnt Back On Job In August. Washington. — Secretary Perk. ' estimated last week that 730,00) workers returned to Jobs in Augur; and that payrolls in 89 of the prlnci pal manufacturing industries in* creased $12,000,000. indicating "the success of the NRA and other ef forts toward industrial recovery.’ In a statement, she estimated .780,000 found employment in factor ies and 270,000 in 16 non-mamifac i urine; groups in August. The factory employment gain over •hi!” was 6.4 per cent and the pay roll increase 11.6 per cent. Sh i estimated a 2,300,000 gain in employment in both manufacturing and ncu-manufacturlng industries nincr ’larch, the low' point. This was a gain of 29.9 per cent O; this number 1 300 000 wre fac tory worker-. Payroll Rains since March for lac tory workers was placed at $40,000 - 000 a gain; of 53.4 per cent. Interpreting her statement at a press conference Uie labor secretary warned that ihe figures should not be taken too literally because cm - ployment was still 28.4 per cent be low the normal average in 1926 and" payrolls, were 48 per cent below that year. One wave sweeping across the country that would help it more than anything else right how would be a wave of common sense. Child Run Down A* It Wait* For feus Aberdeen, Sept, lS.— Berline Al’ red. 9, was instantly killed, and her cousin Doris Allred. 9, probably fa tally injured early today when an automobile driven by a negro worn an htt the children as they await ed the school bus at the side of route number 70, one mile, front here. The negro woman and her four male companions were captur ed a short time later and Jailed. Perhaps the best scheme would be to issue money that Isn't any good unless spent within 30 days. Correct this sentence: "Now that we are seated tn the movie, said she, "we must shut up " Pastor* Exchange Pulpits For Sermons On last Sunday afternoon Rev II C Sisk filled the pulpit for Rev. .1. E Relchard at Kings Mountain M. E. Church, Next Sunday afternoon at 7:30 o'clock Rev. Mr. Reiehard will fill Rev, Mr. Sisk's pulpit at his Missionary Methodist church hi West Shelby. The young men's Bible crtssa and the young ladies class of tils Mis stonary Methodist, church In West Shelby will have a turkey supper «t the home of Mr. E. E Sisk on Gard ner street near the Shelby Cotton Mill A moderate charge will be made for a well filled plate. /Pro ceeds go for the building fund. Next Week Is FAIR WEF The Greatest Get-Together Event In This Section Of The South COME ON THE FIRST DAY - TUESDAY AH School Children Of Cleveland And Adjoining Counties Admitted Free Come Every Day and Night From Tuesday Through Saturday Something Doing Every Minute Of The Time! Don’t Miss A Single Attraction!! GET READY NOW-MAKE YOUR PLANS rOOTS AND CASPER Declined With “Regrets.” YES, MRS. VON SNOOTER, IT'S A FACT! CASPERS PARTY is for MORTIMER : MORTIMER CLANBY WHO HAD ALL THAT NOTORIETY YEARS 7 I CAN HARDLY WAIT FOR TOMORROW NIGHT TO COME CASPER! MR. CLAMBY WILL BE SO HAPPY TO MINGLE WITH HIS OLD FRIENDS AGAIN AND THEY'LL BE Glad to see, WHAT A NICE MAN HE'S TURNED OUT TO BE*. HERE COMES A MESSENGER BOY WITH A LETTER TOOTS! mmyHurw/ this letter is t FROM MR. VON 5N00TER! HE SAVS HIS WIFE WAS SUDDENLY TAKEN ILL AND HE REGRETS THEY WILL BE UNABLE TO ATTEND OUR PARTY TOMORROW THAT'S ODD, CASPER! SHE LOOKED FINE WHEN I SAW HER DOWNTOWN JHIS AFTERNOON! HERB ' CONES ANOTHER 1 '9 floOR MORTmtR CL AMIV CRUSHLu HE'LL FEEL. IF HIS OLD ■J r at Kings Mouffflfupg Loon when he was ©F which four men V^ONE X-ray picture yesterdays fracture of the skull, no depression of the parents moved from Boilirfg to Kings Mountain some ago, where his father is c< “Determination” To Win. with the Phoenix mill, snf* youngster was riding hi* \ and had seen the approachiiV anH haH falrrm t.A a kIHp WE INVITED SIXTEEN COUPLES "OR TONIGHT AND THE HOOFERS ' ARE THE ONLY ONES WHO SHOWED UP! ALL THE OTHERS SENT THEIR *RE6RETS"-~ THIS IS TERRIBLE- MR. CLAMBY SOMEBODY MUST HAVE TIPPEO THEM OFF THAT THE PARTY IS FOR 1 IT'S VERY EVIDENT THAT THEY ^ "STAYED AWflY BECAUSE. I'M HERE CASPER, BUT THAT'S ALL RtfjHT! YOU AND TOOTS AND THE HOOFERS ARE i HERE AND I’D RATHER HAVE FOUR ) L REAL FRIENDS LIKE YOU FOLKS / THAN FOUR THOUSAND OF THE OTHER -- L* KIND! WELL,IT DOESN'T LOOK LIKE THE PEST OF MY QUESTS ARE GOIN^ TO SHOW UR CLAMBY BUT I WANT YOU TO KNOW I'M ^LAD YOU'RE HERE. AND YOU'RE WELCOME ANY TIMl! COLONEL HOOFtS NEVER LIKES BK* CROWDS, ANYWAY BECAUSE THE MORE PEOPLE THERE ARE THE IKS rOOD ( HE 6ETS! - 'feE' r I'M 6LAD THIS ALL IT'S DEFINITELY PROVELre struck. , __ _ ^ Musical Comedy At ALWATS AVOID ME**”*TM»ie o L 1 U T* * Li where i'm not known Td^cnooi House 1 onignt a6a\N;-AHD i'll make &00 — MORE DETERMINED— I'LL ST^Iere Ctomes Arabella" is a mus MAKE TRAVELING EXPENS ES^medy which will be present ^ - ALL THE MONEY » HAVE"iSht under the auspices ol the ON Apartment at the high school ’DtTEhnni beginning at 8 o’clock THEialent is being used and there Nuiy colorful costumes and songs to enliven oc | part in the main cast are McDowell, Troy McKinney. Bill . Bob Elam. Ray Ellis, Rachel 11s France* Doster, Louise Aus Essir Bass, Albert McLean Beth Jones. Ruth Moss, Jos and Elisabeth Austell
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