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ADVERTISE *.
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AD WAY
c.fpa r0r Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
***" Charge For Any Want Ad 25c.
This aiza 1 cent per word each insertion
jhis size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
ycv OuH rLINiNDiuvnmxi
* P Smokelefifl and odorless.|
ffonper. Auto inn._tf 7c
"fTfHRV ARE WORTH FIXING,
r iA f m. snoes, rubber boots,
a!M cdssors at Sellers
Joe' Siiop. near Bus station, tl 28c
■vulcanizing with I he
lte6t equipment. Try our work.
Into inn. tf 7c
UP WITH YOUR PLOW
uii.1i * MrCormick-Deering
*tor For the four wheel type or
h, Farms!!. see O E. Ford Co.
n 2t 3c
MONUMENTS
ff ca„ duplicate any monument
lut has ever been made or make
n.v kind tPa* ran bo made. Come
B R. Dellinger, shop
hospital tf 18c
lURGRO FERTI
JZERS. Specify
jur--Gro fertilizers,
fou can get Sur-Gro
rom all progressive
lealers in Cleveland
ind adjoining coun
ies. Manufactured by
). A. Beam Co., Shel
ly, N. C, phone 130.
tfMaSc
"see 6 ~e FORD CO. FOR
Soli's combination planters and
unto distributors. • 2t 3c
WRPRICESARE
i^ht'because we have
10 heavy overhead ex
pense? like our com
jetitors. It is to your
nterest to see us for
Electric Refrigerators
md Electric Stoves,
f. 0. Propst & Son.
4t-5c
FOR RFHT. SIX~ROOM~RESI
mce Cleveland Springs. Can give
^session immediately. John W.
telephone 218 or 576. lte
TEACHERS GOOD BOARD
Ed room in modern suburban home
hree miles from Asheville Normal
ihool Reasonable bus rates. Six
wk£ summer term $33. For infor
ution write Mrs. k. S Bryson, VIi
hteora Boulevard, Biltmore. N
6-lc
0 F FORD CO IS FARM MA
trmxk-D* rnng Threshing ma
!wiet. hay balers and tractors.
2t 3i
garden fert
^ZBR. Special gard
'n fertilizer Sur-Gr
uality 50 and 100 lb
^ckages. We deliver
J* A. Beam Co., Mfg,
►nelby, Phone 130.
9tl8
ttEFMAVS SHOE 8HOP L<
, temporarily with the coun
rat under the Hotel Charles. We
,rfen street.. u
»antedTo DO PLAIN SEV
curtains, draperies, eushi
.7.and other articles. 523 Sou
«Kalb street, 3t
iu'.tAPRJL 29TH’ 1935' 1 WI]
» public auction about twer
»tun Ieet of lumb*r to *atir
l**1ot $75.0°; also cost on t
ZLnf Co™eal Roberts and w;
““ tflF Gp°w Borders pla
^ miles south of Waco. B.
_ 4t
,r. R FALF COKER’S WOL1
5fFam 5’ 0T1® year fr:
Br h,,tuPncFd to se’11 fast at $1
y^J^pleooe and „
“S mrh -r Y Oettya. R
GLASSES O!
1J1 < »se marked T.
reward
MORE Coker
Jd r FlVe Cotto
inc ’ Panting pu
D. A. Beam C
Cit<
ct
irTS nc* Preferred but ,
R.r'^eigh. Dept. Nc
^iimona, Va. afn5.il;
™n. r/utMUt; humk MIAEU
(fertilizer with LONFOSCO SOFT
'PHOSPHATE proved very satisfac
tory on all crept, last year. T can
supply you with thus Special Bra,ud
[which I find by investigation and
[actual field tests to be one of the
[best of Florida phosphate. Fl. F
|McKinney, Shelby, N. C. ir 13c
O. E. FORD CO's IS FARM MA
ichinery headquarters. Sec them
[for mowers, binders, hay rakes,
threshing machines, tractors, trac
|tor plows and harrows. 2t 3c
| SPECIAL SALE OF
new spring materials,
Wednesdays. Cleve
land Cloth Mill. tf-lc
WE PAY CASH FOR COWS.
Cline and Bowman Bam. if 2c
FOR HAY AND OATS CALL O
E. Ford Co. 2t. 3c
~SEE~T H ENORGE
and Genera] Electric
Refrigerators before
you buy. We can save
you money and give
you the best. J. 0.
Propst & Son. 4t-5c
WHEN IN NEED OF BUILDING
materials of all kinds. see O E.
Ford Co 2t 3c
TAXI AT BUS STATION.
Phone 450. B. Spake and H. W.
Wliitworth, tf 29c
MEN OF jOOlTCHARACTER
desinng Government Civil Servict
position, |105-$175 month, qualify
at once. For personal interview
write. Stating age. to Federal Serv
ice Training Bureau, Inc., Box 340,
care this paper. ltp
FOR SALE~ GOOD BUILDING
lot in Belvedere Heights on Crescent
Ave., 100x200. A. K. Kirkpatrick,
telephone 530 or 567-M. 4t 5c
"tennis RACKETS re-strung'
Prices reasonable. Frank Connor,
Supreme Radio Service, 122 N. Mor
gan. 4t 29c
WANTED BY APRIL 10TH,
furnished apartment. Downstairs
preferred. Inquire at Siar office.
3t lp
REINHARDTS
Why Pay Mote
Extracts, pint. 10c
Baking Chocolate, half lb.- 10c
Welch's Grape Juice, pint- 18c
Oat Meal, large size. 3 for-25c
Rubbing Alcohol, pint . 19c
Milk of Magnesia, pint . 29c
Mineral Oil. Russian, pint . 39c
Flour, plain, self rising, 12 lb 49c
24 lb. 88c; 98 lb. _.. S3.45
Pork Sausage, country style.
Pound... 25c
Why Pay More
REINHARDT’S
It 5c
1939 HUDSON SEDAN. EXCEP
tionally good value. Price 845.00.
Call at Star office or phone 258-W
or 172-J. ltp
TH .EE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
for rent. 212 North Washington
street. 3t lp
AUTO GLASS INSTALLED^
Plain or safety. See us for prices.
City Service Station. tf lc
LOST SATURDAY EVENING
between Betty Jean shop and Pen
ney’s store, ladies brown leather
pocketbook contain ng twenty-eight
(838.00) a small black pocketbook
with change, a house key. a mir
ror. Finder write Mrs. Marvin El
liott. Bclwood, N. C.. and get re
ward. 2-3c
~FOR LIME, CEMENT, BRICIC
asphalt shingles and galvanised
roofing see O. E. Ford Co. 2t 3c
WILL THRASH CANE SEED ON
Monday, April 8 Will be the last
day. J. S. Mull, route 2. Sljelby.
2t 3c
FOR SALE, TRADE OR FOR
breeding, fine five gaited stallion,
age nine. This is a fine blooded
horse, guaranteed to work to any
thing and gentle. Vick Wray. 3t 3c
VISIT ROBERTS - ELLIOTT
Barber Shop in Weathers Apart
ment building, next door to Hawk
ins Bros. Grocery Store. 3t-5p
BANTAM HATCH I N G
eggs from show winners ten
cents each —■, Buff Cochins,
Black Cochins. Barred Rocks,
iiolden Sebrights While Silk
ies. J. L. Woodward, Kings
Mountain, N. C. _3t-$c.
~AUTO GLASS INSTALLED.
Prices right, Auto inn. tt 7c j
Mayor Of Hickory
Won’t Be In Race'
NEWTON. April 4 —Mayor R .1.
Shipp officially announced at a
meeting of the city board of aider
men Tuesday night that, he would
not be a candidate for re-election
to the office of mayor this year
This announcement caused regret
among many citizens of Newton as ’
Mayor Shipp is regarded as one
jof the most efficient and popular,
! mayors the town has ever had
i -1
iValdese Puts Ban
On All Stray Dogs
The town of Vnldesr has ordered
[that all dogs within the rity limits
be confined for a period of six weeks
| and dogs found at large are to be
killed by the police department
The action was taken last week
i by the town board of commissioners.
I which took cognizance of the fad
'that during recent weeks several
j persons have been bitten by mad
i docs
Church Of God Is
| . Holding Revival
Revival sen ices are being held
each evening this week on South
Washington street. Preaching is by
'the Rev. G. F. Bradshaw. The pas
itor is the Rev. T M. West. Every
one, is invited. String music and
; singing begin the services.
~ T 6 M A T 0 PLANTS —
Thousands of fine diseaso
free plants, now ready. Ten
popular varieties. Hamrick
Brothers Service Station,
Highway 20, West. Phone
County—2404. 2t>5i
WARNING. BUY
no Electric Refriger
ator or Electric Stove
until you get our pric
jes. J. O. Propst and
Son. 4t-5c
ASK YOUR LOCAL MER
chanl about our PennsyLama kero
sene. Auto Inn. tf 7c
""'bonded MUTUAL PROTEC -
lion. G. C. Mutual Burial Associa
tion has deposited with the State
' Insurance department a Qualifica
tion Bond in the sum of five thou
sand dollars <$5,000) which guaran
tees that our Burial Association
shall well and truly perform the
services contracted with membert
Wc aim to put more character and
quality into our mutual plan ot
protection, to show the economic
advantages that can be given the
public by a large organization when
it puts the spirit of Service upper
most and trusts its own success to
'the principle. “He profits most who
[serves best.'’ To the accomphsh
jment of this mission, we pledge the!
i best efforts of our "board of con
trol." M. R. Biggers, president, E
| Lewis Eades, vice president. O. T
|Stanton, secretary and treasurer.
ftp j
wanted" good-cook and
.housekeeper. No other need apply ]
1 Call 113 Saturday. ltc i
“Heaven Bound” To Be At
Boiling Springs April 6
BOILING SPRINGS, April 4 -
Heaven Bound" will be given In
the college auditorium here Satir
day night April 6th. It la brnr j
sponsored by the young married
women's class of the Sunday school j
The proceeds will be used for the
benefit of the church.
Mr and Mrs M. A Jolley and'
son Sanford and Mrs. Pamelta Hop-1
per spent the week end near Cliff
side with Mias Ada Hapinek. who'
la a member of the high school tac
uity here.
The division number l of the W
M.U. will convene In the church
here Sunday. An interesting pro
gram has been planned
Miss Rosina Hamrick who hHs
been teaching at Grassy Pond re
turned home Saturday Her school
closed Friday
Miss Elolse Pruette of Charlotte
spent. the week end here with Mrs
J. L. Pruette. Dr. and Mrs. B M.
.Tarrett and family of Shelby we-e
also guests there Sunday.
Miss Georgie Hamrick. Mrs Mis
souri Trout and Mrs John Mini?:
■ pent, Tuesday night and Wednes
day In Gaffney with Mrs Zudie
McSwain. While driving up tovn
Wednesday their car collided with
the train and was badly damaged
| None of the occupants of the ar
was hurt. Mr. . Mints was driving
the car which belonged to Miss
Georgia Hamrick.
Miss Edna Hamrick is confined to
her home with mumps.
Mr.and Mrs. Garland McBraver
of Shelby spent Sunday with Mrs.
| Ida McBrayer.
There are seven red stripes anti
| six white stripes in the American
! flag.
Three Are 111
Near Prospect;
One In Hospital!
(Special to The filar.)
PROSPECT. April 4.—Mrs Oml*!
Punned is improving after being;
ill
Mis* Audrev Mar Crawley Is sick.
Quay Moateller went to the Ruth -'
ertordton hospital Monday for an {
operation.
Mims Mae Hamrick of Kings
Mountain Is spending this week with
Miss Grace Hamrick, and Mr. and
Mrs Broadus McGinnis.
The W M U. and Y W A of
8late Line gave an interesting
missionary program Sunday night
The 8unday school study course
is being taught on Friday night of
each week for five nights.
Mr and Mrs. G. W. Elmore's.
week-end guests were: Mr. and |
Mrs. John Elmore and son, Hicks, j
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Elmore and j
family, of Greer, 8. C. Sunday vis-1
Itors were Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Me- j
Otnnlfr and children of Cliffslde. ]
Mr. and Mrs. Dener Elmore and '
children of Sumter. 8. C.
Miss Pet tus Most filer has come
[home.
Mr. and Mrs Sam Brooks and
daughter, Barbara Ann, visited Mr
and Mrs. Ira Elmore Sunday.
Icebergs are always fresh water
Ice. They have been known to take
as long as 200 years to melt.
Celery, called •'smallage" in the
middle ages, waa eaten as a cure
(or gout—only the leaves were, eat
e.n then.
COMBINATION PLANTER
NUMBER 41 COLE’S
Sold By
CLARK HARDWARE CO.
SHELBY, N. C.
BISCUIT OVEN
IN SEVEN MINUTES*.
.V •••!
High-rower speed and live-heat ’
baking! That's what I like best
about my new range!
$
TAip YOU ever try to bake baking powder
biscuits in [a poky old stove? You’ll
have better biscuits—and better cooking of
every type—when you use a new Perfection
range with High-Power burners and "live*
heat” oven. The new improved High-Power
burners provide a great volume of quick
heat,but they respond instantly to regulation,
and the flame stays where you set it, with
clean steady heat at high or low flame or at
k..__
The perfect baking and even
browning of the Perfection
oven is due to ita famous “live*
heat’1 construction that makes
the heated air circulate through*
'^fkf MA/lk
PtrfftHtm
ltilh-P»m*r Han ft
N*. K-S59
nut the oven end between the oven edb ’
tn form an insulation of-fresh wens eirT.. j
the best insulation for ovens. «
$
See the new High-Power Pcefocsfon.seapas
at your dealer’s and ask for a demon* reifon
Be mw In Innlr at tht'nMr Wlall.l^aMttm
0M.00K range wtth imo-gaba
hot water reaeootr.Tbietntwieen
oil ito*e can be eon»eme«M<»}«
l iffy into a winter cookattwetbet
also heats three or four rooms
PWffCWON STOVf CO.
lia.134 MartaM* U., H. W. • AMmte. •*
!
HIGH
•I A BtTTIt BUYEII KNOW THI PACTS ABOUT HIGH.POWCR SPUD. CIMNUNfSS AND PM MM
Perfection Oil Stoves
Sold In Shelby By
Campbell Dept. Store
SEE OI R LINE OF
Perfection Oil Stoves
— EASY TERMS —
Kester-Groome Furn. Co.
READ THE STAR. IT NOW GOES INTO 5,000 HOMES EVERY
OTHER DAY. $2.50 A YEAR BY MAIL. FOUR WEEKS TOR
A OlIARTFR RY TARRIFR ROY.
THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE A New Master.
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