Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This size 1 cent per word each insertion
Til is size type 2c per word each insertion.
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This siz<5 type 3c per word each insertion.
"choice timothy hay, field
.i;ii garden bean seed of all varle
t;f4 Cleveland Farmers Mutual
Exchange. tf Mar 26c
'ToilNSON COUNTY, MOS
(|(.y’,s Prolific, Hastings Pro
lific and Hickory Cane seed
corn. D. A. Beam Co. 3t-9c
" WHY SUFFER FROM HEAD
ftcn U'lit n Rex-Lex gives quick re
rc( At your dealer for 5c lor two
t ' 13t A 18c
"rex-lex RELIEVES HEAD
Quiets and soothes the
nine. Now two doses tor 5c at
jour ilea. r. 13t A 18c
"?ORD OWNERS, LOOK! WE
r.ui your brakes for only $4.25.
Besi Thermoid Lining. Limited
time on::-. Bridges Garage, near
Cleveland Springs. . 2t 14p
Vtwiwi CASH. BALANCE EASY
terms, buys 5 room dwelling, on
- r?ax, d street and sidewalk. Price
51100.00. Anthony & Anthony,
; phone 213. tf 13p
coaiiTto bee d. a. beam
Co. and do some trading ahd
make money. 6t-0c
" SMART HAND KNITTED OR
cretr o d garments made to order.
K’. d coris and infant wear a
wrnaity. Work satisfactory. Prices i
.:-onalv Mrs. F. R. Sanders, 715 !
V,' M ion St, 3t lip
PIANO TUNING, ADJUST- !
merit cl action, voicing and cleaning j
i <; f. ■ dene at most reasonable I
pricei. drop a card to C. F. Card- j
tier. b.x 151, Shelby. tf 25c I
"call AT CARL LEE'S GARAGE !
Lawndale, for general repairing \
wrecking service, gas, oil, and are*.;
12t-2n i
FCR RENT: APARTMENTS
i fUriiisior d. three or four rooms.:
N': vly papered and painted with j
5 modern conveniences. Available i
: .hint I.-:' Mrs. P. L. Hcnncssa, phone '
80, tf 4c|
Tertified bluodtest-;
ED Baby Chicks. See them in 1
our display brooder. Cleve-1
I land Farmers Mutual Ex- j
|. change. 133 West Marion St., >
Phone 113. t.f-26cj
LOOK! CHEVROLET OWNERS,
"on can get your brakes relined for
14.93, front and rear. Best
thermoid Lining. This offer is good
fee a short time only. Phene 9116. j
| Bridges Garage. 2t 14p j
i. A REDO MAMMOTH j
yellow and Tokio soy beans,!
all varieties of peas, Early Or-1
aiige cme seed, Tennessee
hernian millet. Prices right,
b. A, Beam Co. 3t-Dc
UrFOR BUSINESS. A
genera! blacksmith and repair shop.
Locale;! on Trade St. opposite
Kings Hvery stable. Will apreciat"
our patronage and assure you good
lionc service. Expert blacksmith
’ll be employed at all times. J. C.
''lathers, 3t 14p
SPRAYING MATERIALS
0l kinds for fruit and
■ -‘■egetables. Field and garden
•cr'-is of all varieties. Phone
1 Cleveland Farmers Mu
!uaI}- ^change, 133 West Mar
Wa street. tf 11c
4 POTATO PLANTS TOMA
IJ'<ir>ts and pepper plants.
Quantity. Fresh gathered
011 H‘d- 0. A. Beam Co. 3t-9c
■ ' MINGS MADE. ALL SIZESL
■ c-.man Soe Shop. « Apr 27c j
,.t0r SALE: 1929 1-2 TON
1!1 g00d condition. or will
• ‘ -1 ■ r 29- 30 Ford roadster or
* »}- H. j. Costner, phene G7-J.
tf 9c
SALE
f PORTO RICO AND
r“" ' hHl1 Potato plants. Yates L.
■ ”f R-4. Shelby. N. C. 3t 9p
, ,!0R ctICHT PRICES ON FINE
i -o Pi’. • -
11
■ 3. call telephones 4-J or
tfp
<;inR,,:*ENT: TWO ROOMS
1 lrs- ^riVo,te bath. Telephone
t6-\v.
2t lie
f°R sale
«une
threshing MA
,and baler. T. F. dine. Lin
3t Mon 7p
R-2
ruing
, YOUR COTTON
r,.’ Vm.uR or large lots, will
Richest
beam c.<,
prices.
D. A
1PWBB. 3t-9(
tal!!' AH™ENTS FOR RENT
i:;r.s '1 I0otns. One has kitchen
Orn'p , ; 0,hrr unfurnished
Gamble.
Mrs.
I 14r
White Sox Pilot
On the powerful shoulders of Jimmy
Dykes, veteran third baseman, rest
the hopes of Chicago fans that the ]
losing streak of the White Sox will j
come to an end. Dykes was ap- !
pointed manager of the team to re
place Lew Fonseca.
Masonic Degree Team
Confers Work May 16
Yates Williamson, secretary of
U»e Camp Call lodge says the Union
Masonic degree team will meet with i
t he Camp Call lodge on Wednes- '
day night, May 16th, for work in
the second degree. Ah Masons are
invited to attend. This degree team
is well grained and confers degrees
In a most impressive manner.
Department Store
HeadNotesChange
In Summer Styles
The Trend's Toward Cotton, Dc- '
dares I). K. Yates, Manager Of 1
Penney Store,
D. R. Yates, manager of Penney s
store in Shelby is one of the many j
successful merchandisers who un-1
der,stands the value of promoting j
the south's greatest crop. Com-j
mentlug on Cotton Week, Mr, Yates i
said:
This event, frankly, did not mean,
a great deni when it made its mod
est debut in 1929. But it has been t
growing by leaps and bounds; last j
year it was a real success, this year
promises to be another record break
er by a wide margin.
“It Means Progress’’
This national presentation means j
business. It means great public
demonstrations. It means progress.
We who are so vitally interested
in the production of cotton must
realize the necessity of promoting
our own industry.
Time isn’t the only thing that
marches on! Look at the way style
is stepping along. Then make u
brief mental survey of the great
stores featuring cotton clothing to
day. What were they featuring four
or five years ago? You remember,
don’t you. Look at the store win
dows today. Everywhere people
want to be cool and comfortable
and clean and smart at the same j
time. Ifs the style parade that did
it.
It you want to appreciate the luii ;
extent of the last few years’ prog- j
ress, just compare the present with I
the good old days. You'll not only I
appreciate what the March of
Style has dpne for us, but, more
important still, what it promises to
do.
The Davidson County farmers'
exchange has a new warehouse at
Lexington 30x80 feet, and more
than 500 persons visited the build
ing on opening day last week.
IF THEY ARE WORTH FIXING
we can fix ’em. Shoes, scissors, para
sols. Hedge blades and lawn mow
ers at Sellers Shoe Shop. tf-llc
FOR TAXI SERVICE CALL
phone 20. New sedan car with union
driver. tf 6c
TP you ARE PL ANNING ON j
building or remodelling, see R. Let- j
Lowmau. 161 Apr 20p
IF YOU HAVE A WALTER A
Wood grain binder you are not us
ing. 1 would like t > buy some parts :
T S Mull. Shelby, R-7. 2t lie:
First Bathing Queen of 1934 <
The first swallow may not make a Summer, but when the first bathmi
beauty queen makes her appearance there is no debating the matter
Here is the first of the season’s crop. She is Miss De Arline Morrisor
shown with trophy she won as “Aliss Deauville at Santa Monice
California.
Travel anywhere * . any day
" SOUTHER N
per foilc
Uvt by using the Southern •! the
Iowmi farts avti offered :
5 fxr mils—in Coaches
Oat war iktiu-«M stdr
It ass point as tht Sooth.,a
2C ^ £3!t£? *
sleeping and parlor cart
Qr$ u H | act nr n limit 19 da* t
Cf>« rrUle™?** in
•itipiat o.nd parlor cars
• airtorg limit M Sty t
per mil* one ttmy in
sU^fng andfc'rlor cat*
S tT R C« AROE!
3‘
Your trip on tht Southern trill bt
quicker, safer—and more economi
cal! No tires to cbaoge;ho tracks to
dodge; nose of the haatrda, bother
and expanse of driving yonr oorn car.
Be comfortable in the tofety
of train travel.
R. H. GRAHAM,
Division Passenger Agent,
RAM LJWUM
fisnett' Trxft.c
IfASBKJNM. C
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY SYSTEM
Zlyde A. Ervin
To Give Address
At New Prospect
'roinlnrnt Education Official To
Speak At Annual Memorial
Services.
(Special to Tlie Star.)
The annual memorial services
ill be held at New Prospect church
0*1 Sunday. May 20. The follow
lug program lias been arranged; 10
a. m. song service; at 10:15 reading
of the Sunday school lesson by Supt.
Zeno llord followed by prayer. At
10:30 Clyde A. Erwin, Supt. of
schools of Rutherford county will
deliver an address. Tills will be fol
lowed by special music. About 11:15
Rev. B. P Parks, pastor of ElUsti
bctl) church will preach. After the
services have been conducted there
will be dinner on the ground. Come
and be with us at one of the old
eat church ea in the county.
All who have friends nnd rein-!
jlhes burled at New Prospect are re
| Quest to meet Thursday morning |
for the purpose of cleaning off the ,
cemetery.
A Pursyth farmer has salvaged
a.1,000 feet of timber and over M)
cord* of fire wood from hla wood
land damaged by this late sleet
storm% this winter.
Increase Shown In
Cotton Consumed
NEW YORK. May IS—Tha New
Sork cotton exchange *ervlce tall*
mate* conaumptlon of ebttnn by
lommtlo mill* In April at IW.'lOO
hale* aaalnxt 34.1,000 bale* In March
»nd 470.000 bale* In April. IMT
TRY OUR STAR WANT AOS
BE
PATRIOTIC
WEAR
COTTON
COTTON
IS OUR
NATIONAL
CROP
Here Are Th
from our MEN Departmen
>
Seresucker
WASH TIES
39c
MEN’S
Work Pants
full cut
$1.00
MEN’S '
CAPS
25c
Fine
Quality
Diapers
$1.19
COTTON SUITS
for MEN
SANFORIZED SHRI NK
DRESS SHIRTS
Full Cut
Fast Colorw
Men’s
Handkerchief!
5c ft S
$7.95 179c & l-OOl 35c
•» *
Men’s Wash Pants
SANFORIZED SHRUNK
1.00 to 3.95
OVERALLS
Men’s
Boys’
BOTH
ARE
Cotton
X?
Men’s Athletic
Underwear
49c
Athletic
SHORTS
25c
Athletic
SHIRTS
19c
A. V. Wray & 6 Sons
SHELBY’S SHOPPING CENTER
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THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE
Java On The Cuff.
By E. C. SEGAR
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V ME TILL TUESOAV FOR A
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TBLU VA?
Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star!
SO VOU'RE THE MAN WHO \
IS GOING TO BUV TWO U
MILLION ACRES OF RUBBER ’
UAND FROM ME? BAB‘VOU'RE
A COMMON LOAFER- A
H8URGER*
MOOCHER
VOU UEO TO ME ABOUT POPEVE
VOU MADE ME BEUEUE HE
WAS A CRIMINAL_VOU SLUM
lOF CREATION \ - VOU -- YOU
SAV HO MORE Oft! SCALLYWAG,
I SHALL CALL MV Y
ATTORNEY AND,_ . -.
SUE VOUJ~T< /GOT no
(attorney ,
I'M SORRV TO HAVE TO
ADMIT DEFEAT, BUT I HAVE
J*ALED TO BREAKUP THE
10VE AFFAIR BETWEEN r
POPEVE AND UUNE r~Z~
,vahr<pple-v-—' rry
t DIDN'T REALIZE THAT ,
t LOVED POPEVE SO MUCH
until she. captured
HIM— KOLU I KNOUJ
THAT HE IS the ONLV,
MAH FOR ME
<
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AM& IN
lectric
LIGHTS
1 KNOW LJHAT I’LL 00->
'LL TURN EVERYTHING
i OUJN INTO CASH ANO
iTART A MOVIE COMPANY
I'LL BE THE. STAR.-HE'LL
IOME 8ACKTOJ
HE WHEN HE
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