Whatever You Want
To Buy Or Sell
THE WANT ADS
Will Do It
Twice As Well
Rate* For Want Advertisement* In This Column. Minimum
Charge For An.v Want Ad 25c.
Thla size 1 cent per word each insertion
This size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
\VE PAY CAbn rvw tuwo
No. 5. F. S. Dodmon. j
tf 29c j
"EOfTSaLE: GOOD USED SIN
gw sewing machine, with attach-'
m.nu. First *15.00 takes it. See E.
0 Lea at Reinhardt's Grocery
3t 22c
^WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKET
prices for wheat, corn and oats or
«iU exchange flour, feed, meal n.r
mem. Phone: Local, 2-3186; bug
distance 920. Interstate Milling co
Charlotte, N. C. 18 lip
' POP SALE. 3 SEVENTY SAW.
Murray system cotton gin, 75 horse
motor. Complete. Good condition,
bargain Evergreen Farms. Creed
moor. N. C. 4t 2p
“peafowls FOR SALE. THREE
cocks and one hen. Two years old.
For further information writs M 1
Geerglon care Green River Planta
tion. Rutherfordton, N. C. l2-23e
FOP SAFETY'S SAKE, YOU
should have one of our Treasure
Cheats, small safe guaranteeing con
tents against damage of fire.
Really a little aafe” for only $13.25.
See the display at The Star Office.
4t 18p
" WILlToiVE EACH OF MY COS
tmers a chance at 50 Trees Free.
Place your order early for Fruit
trees to be delivered this fail. Alvin
H Smith, Headquarters at Paul
Webb and Sons Drug. 13t 8c
'WILL PAY CASH
for corn, wheat, oats,
cotton seed meal. D. I
A. Beam Co. 6t llc|
"NEWEST WEAVES j
ind colors in summer j
materials, on sale’
Wednesday. C 1 e v e
and Cloth Mill. tfl7c i
SYMPATHY ACKNOWLEDGE- j
ment cards, several engraved designs,
'o select from. See the samples at|
The Star Office. 4t 22p
LOST LAST FRIDAY ON ]
streets of Shelby certificate for 24
shares of International Telphone and
Telegraph Co. stock. Reward if
returned to Samuel M, Gault at
local telephone office. at 17c
LATHAMS PEACHES FOfTsALE: .
ffly Georgia Belles are now ready, j
Elbertas will ripen in a week. Give
*e vour order or visit the orchard.;
M O Latham. Patterson Springs.1
Farm FOR SALE: 68 ACRES
about six miles west of 6helby. on
Pd. 20 highway. near McSwair. V
5*ry. Known as Dr. Wilson’s farm.
SlX rOArtl hrvica alco fern** *Aon'
hom Priced reasonable 'with term".
•J 1. Nolan Co. ltc
SALE—SECOND - HAND ’
“ult .I*™ 40 cent dozen. D. A.
BHm Co. tf Hwk c
,f°F RENT. STEAM HEATED
Wice in Weathere-Blanton Build-'
f* formerly occupied by Kansas
T-!fe Insurance Co. Ground j
• fbf attractive show window*, toi-1
‘r Bat and cold water furnished. 1
,,vather« 3t 22p
''ANTED FARM LAND, TO i
have several prospects for i
an; size tract. See or write J. ;
"orth Silver, Box 673, Shelby, N. C.l
_ st Mon i7p (
A FORD SPECIALS*-FOR 1
» limned time, brakes rellhed d« *
:;au D'r "heel. Plugs, points, Car-'
ouratcr. cleaned and adjusted 501
Va,ves ground, motor tuned •
. Plu-e parts. Front rebushed:
nfluding Pins> boits, bushings, *4.00. i
Windshields replaced *2.50. Phone
* . ®nd g14R City Service SUtion1
*nd King Old Place. 3t 22c
STOP THOSE LEAKS. HAVE
rA., x?*rt examine and repair your
w<« ^e next ram Call J.
Denton at phone 11. tfi
WE BUY FAT HOGS
Beam Co. 3tl9c
}VE HAVE A LOT
it ,J!t J’ars we will
f-1 ch«ap. D. A. Beam
Co> 6t 11c
r»d tn will be
made rour or<3ers for home
f8k«« Call Phone 478.
3t 17pd
leaking
Work ROOPS REPAIRED
at th. » anteed" Uave y°ur call
^ 8»«r Office for William Den
tl dh
Kings Mountain
Girl Is Elected
To State Office
'Special to The 8t*n
KINGS MOUNTAIN. July 12
Miss Elisabeth ware has been elec
ted corresponding secretary of the
State Y. P. U. of the A. R. P.
church. Miss Ware attended the
State Convention which waa held
at the Statesville Avenue A. R P.
church in Charlotte last week
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Keeter of
Kings Street, announce the birth
of a daughter Mrs. Keeter was
formerly Miss Bright Richardson
of this city.
Miss Louise Moeller was hostess
to the young woman's missionary
society of the 8f Matthew's Luther
an Church of Kings Mountain on
Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the
home of her mother Mrs. Lena
Moeller at Kings Creek, S C.
The program was held on the
lawn and consisted of foreign mis
sion study and nature poems.
After the program a social period
was enjoyed at which time the hos
tess, assisted by her mother and
sister Miss Charlotte Meller served
refreshments of sandwiches, salad,
cake and tea
Y. W. A. Meets
The monthly meeting of the Y.
W. A. of the First Baptist church
met at the home of Mrs. R. C. Oold
Monday evening at. * o'clock.
The business session was In
charge of Miss Ruth Putnam, presi
dent of the organization. Miss
Pearl Kerr, program leader, was
assisted by Misses Octavia Craw
ford, Grace Fortune. Annie Robert^
Bessie. Weaver. Velma and Ruth
Putnam in presenting a missionary
program.
Misses Freelove Black and Mit
ehel Williams spent, the week-end
at Myrtle Beach, as guests of Mrs.
Grady Patterson.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Roberts of
Gastonia spent the week and with
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts
Janet Roberts returned home Sun
day for a motor trip to Richmond,
her grandmother and grandfather,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Roberts.
Misses Lois Fortune and Mary
Porter of Charlotte and Misses
Grace Fortune and Octavia Craw
ford of Kings Mountain left Tues
day for a motor trop to Richmond,
Va.. and Washington, D. C. They
will returned by Endless Caverns
snd Shennadoah valley.
Mrs. Emonv Houston of Gains
rille, Ga. and brother-in-law. Wood
row Houston, is visiting the for
mer's mother. Mrs. Lee McGill.
Mrs. Houston will be remembered
is Miss Pearl McGill.
Mr. and Mr*. Jack Sharer and
Misses Louise Mrller. Pearl Kerr.
'Jtna and Vera Cole. Gladys and
"race Hamrick with a party of fri
ends apent th^ week-end at Polly'
Beach. Charleston. S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Hord have
returned trim a weeks visit and
si^ht seeing trip to Washington. D.
and the Shennadoah Valley.
Mrs. Tom St.vers and small son
if Greensboro la visiting relatives
ind friends in town.
Mrs Lawrence Eta vis and chil
Iren of Greensboro are the guests
>f the former's parents. Mr and
Mrs. Williams Hord.
ONE 1929 SPORT COUPE FOR
ale or would trade, for 1930 or 1931
3tandard coupe. Plato Costner Rt.
1 Shelby. It 22p
AWNING MADS ALL SIZES
Teem an's Shoe Shop, ask anybody.
tf 17c
LOT FOR SALE: NICE BUILD -
ng lot on No. 30 highway, neat
fairground. Low price for cash. J
B. Nolan Co. lte
SHOES, SCISSORS AND LAWN
nowers repaired. Sellers Shoe Shop,
lear Bus Station. tf 15c
FOR SALE: OR TRADE FOR
luto, 48 acres land, three room
louse, in tobacco belt. See I. M.
Ulen tf 17c
MONUMENTS
iVe have certain designs in tnonu
nents, it specie! price*. S Jt. Del
inger Shop near Hospital, tf 19c
FOR RENT TWO ROOM FURN
shed apartment First floor Clote
i. Mrs -Jack King, 413 E Marion
treet. It 22p
WRECKED AUTOMOBILES RE- !
laired, first class painting, wood '<
fork repaired in cars, saws gum
led. Elia* C. Leigh. 1108 Lily Mill
o»d. between Lily and Ella Mills
outh Shelby Jt-22p
Still Honeymooning
j Year after marriage in Rumania.
| Dr. Serf* Voronoff, 65-year-old
i monkey-gland rejuvenation aur
I geon. and his 21-year-old bride
the former Hilda Schwaets of
I Bucharest, arrive at Vichy, France,
j for “ second honeymoon."
j Son Tells Lie
\ Mother Dies
About Killing,
LEAKS VILLE. July 22 — Mr*.
Charles Harris, about 50. a resident
■r>t the Ayersville section of Rock
ingham county is dead as the re
sult. of a story of a shooting' told
her by her 17-year-old son—and
the story was branded false bv
Sheriff L. M. Sheffield.
! According to the officer, young
Harris told his mother, who was
suffering from heart trouble, that
he had shot Jake Johnson, out
lawed negro, wanted for criminal
assault on a Miss Orogan in this
[county several months ago. Mrs.
Harris dropped dead when the
youth told her of the alleged ocur
rence.
Sheriff Sheffield and his dputies,
who checked on the tale of the
shooting, said there was “nothing to
it." The youth said he shot the
negro while hunting near Sandy
Ridge yesterday afternoon, but the
officer claimed they could find
no trace of the body nor any signs
that anyone had been at, the scene
of the reported killing.
How Cardui Helps
Women To Build Up
Oardul stimulates the appetite and
mprovee digestion, helping women
0 »t, mors atrenfth tram tht teed th*f
at. At nourishment It. improved, strength
1 built up. certain functional pelnt ge
way end women prelie Cardui tor helping
hem Seek to rood health. . . . Urs. C. It
la tuff, of Hlntoa. W. Ve., writes: "After
he birth ef my last baby, I did not teem
o get ray strength back I took CArdul
fain and was toon sound and weU. I ha*e
Ivon It to my daurhtera and reeommend 1»
o other ladles ' . . Thousands of wedemi
estlfy Cardui benefited them. If It doe* not
eneflt YOU. consult e physician.
Just Ten Years
Ago
(Taken from The Cleveland Star
of Tuesday, July 11. lSM.t
Etch year a* an inducemen* tOj
have their employe* take more in
terest in their home life the Shelby
Ootton mill* the city * largest textile
plant offers 15 prlae* for the best!
gardens In the mill village* and an
equal number of prize* for the best
kept yards and premise*.
Prizes were awarded last week as
follows: Garden;—First prlae, A. L.
Laws, |5; second prizes: J. T. Glad
den, Minnie Wilhelm. L. Z Hoff
man. Non McSwaln. W E. Turner
$2 each; third prizes, A. P. Shytle, i
Tom Jeffries, Calvin Shytle. Janie J
Cook, Mrs. w a. Abernathy. Roy
Kele, Mias Dollie Baber, G F Mc
Kee, Mrs W H Hicks, F L Wtilu,
$1 each.
Yard*—First prize. Tom Jeffries.
S5; second prizes: Non McSwaln. r1
w Robert*. Rov Kale. L. z. Hoff
man and Mrs. w a. Abernethy, »2
each: third prizes A. L. Laws, Zebj
Davis, Calvin Shytle, J. R. Costner1
sr. C. T Green, Mrs J. O. Propst.
A R. Chapman. Joe Kennedy. Janie j
Cook and D w. Davis. |i each.
Company K. Shelby unit of the
National Guard troop*, returned on
Sunday afternoon about l o'cloca
from their annual summer en
campment at Camp Olenn, More
hcad City.
Two members of the Shelby com
pany were again chosen on the
state rifle team that will repre »>nt
North Carolina at the national
shooting contest in August at
tkustee's sale or reai. estate
Undfr and by virtue of the authority
conferred by a Deed of Trust executed
by E Holcomb and wife. Oeland Hol
comb dated 11th d»y of May, 1033 and
recorded in Book No Us page 134. in the
office of the Register of Deeds for Cleve
land County Jno. f> Mull Trustee, will
at twelve O'clock, Noon, or within legal
hours on
THURSDAY AUOU8T Util. 1933
at the Court House . Door of Cleveland
County in Shelby, N- -C. sell at public
auction for cash to the highest bidder
the following land, to-wit
Beginning at an iron stake, w. H
Queen s corner and runa thence with Ms
line North 150 feet to an iron stake
thence Bait a new line SO feet to an iron
*****: ’hence South a new line parallel
with Queen * Una mo feat ts an iron
Stake: thenee Weat a new line 50 feet to
the Beginning and being that same lot
which was conveyed to E Holcomb and
wife. Oeland Holcomb bv a c Miller
° M111‘r * d**d d*ttd
This sale is made on account of de
fault of the payment of the indebted
ness secured by the deed of trust, and
is subject to all taxes and assessments a
galnat. said Oroperty whether now due or
to become due.
This July 5, 1135.
Jho. 0. Mull. Trustee
tt July He
LUTZ-AUSTELL
Funeral Home
406 West Marion Street
AMBULANCE
PHONE
Camp Perry, Ohio. Lieut.. H. C
Lon* end Herat. Monro* Postor
were the two selected Capt. Peytor
McSwain was **aln offered a plan
on the team, but was foneed to re
fuse the trip owing to his law prac
tice and other business here.
Mr. Clydp Powell has been re
commended as rural letter carriei
on Lawndale R-3 succeeding J. B
Nolan who recently resigned. Wher
the civil service examination wai
held 3S took the examination fo
the single position and 13 mad)
grades placing them on the ellglblt
list.
Martha Carroll Panning, beautlfn
little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W
L. Panning, entertained 12 of hei
little friends with a charming part;
celebrating her third birthday m
the lawn at the Panning hom<
Friday afternoon.
hospital In Atlanta. Oa . but will b)
eea Lyde. youn*e* daughter of Mi
and Mrs Evans p. Lyde of Dsrllni
ton, 8. C., and Mr Charles Rober1
Doggett, Jr . of Shelby centered thi
interest of friends in North anc
South Carolina last week The mar
riage ceremony was solemnlred a
13 o'clock on July 14th at Darling
ton. in the First Baptist church.
NOTICB
North Carolina
Cleveland County
In the Superior Court
Connie Hill, by her neat frtenrl. Ain
Bandera, Plaintiff,
va.
J H Hill, Defendant
The defendant. J H Hill, will lake n
tlee that an action antitied t> abort h
Been commenced in the Superior Cou
of Cleveland County, North Caroll!
eaekin* e divorce ebaolute on arounda
adultery. and that the eeld detenda
*111 further take notice that he it r
lulred to appear at the office of tl
Clerk of the superior Court of aeld coui
ty In the courthouae In Shalbv N. C <
the 30th day of August leys end ana*
or demur to the eomplaint in said actio
or the plaintiff will apply to (ha cou
for the relief demanded In aald cor
plaint
Thu the 30th of July. 1036
A. M HAMRICK. Clerk Superior Cour
Cleveland County, North Carolina
«t July 3:
r
FIFTEEN
FAMOUS
HYMNS
By J. Marvin tflchnl?
Asleep In jews! blessed nlwp,
From which non* ever wakes in
weep I
A calm and undisturbed repose.
, Unbroken bv the last of foes.
This hymn, whtrh Is one of the
most popular of all our funeral
hymns, was suggested to the author
by the Inscription she saw on a
' tombstone In the burying ground of
Pennycross Chapel. In Devonshire.
| England. It first appeared In 1832
In the "Amethlat," an annual pub
lished in Edinburg, Scotland
Margaret Mackey, the author, was
the daughter of Captain Robert
Maekay of Hedgefleld, near Inver
ness. Scotland 8he was born In
1 1801, and was married In 1820 to
Lieutenant-Colonel William Meckey
of the Sixty-Eighth Light. Infantry.
■She was the author of two or three
volumes, her ‘'Family at Heather
dale" being perhaps the most popu
lar.
OR. BRADSHAW RESIGNS
AT MORGANTON CHURCH
MORC.ANTON, July 22.—The re
signation of Dr W. R Bradshaw
as pastor of the First Baptist church
| here hss been sccepted by the board
i of deacons, according to announce
[ ment. made this week
In a letter to Dr E McK Qood
' win, chairman of the church hoard
i Dr. Bradshaw asked that be be
relelved of his duties here, because
: of 111 health.
In England drivers keep to the;
left of the road Instead of to the I
right; as In America.
FOR YEARS THE RECOGNIZED
LEADER IN QUALITY & PRICE
$8000 STOCK TO SELECT FROM. YOU
WILL BE ASTONISHED TO SEE
SUCH FINE MEMORIALS AT SUCH
LOW PRICES.
— STANDARD MEMORIALS —
PHONE HHWl — Snath Try on St Extension — P. O. BOX SM
* CHARLOTTE, N. C.
M. & J. FINANCE CORPORATION
SHELBY, N. C.
ASSETS OVER $400,000.00
DIRECTORS:
F. P. Bacon, Lester O. Hamrick
Fred W. Blanton, J. J. Owens,
Dr. Ben Gold, C. P. Rogers,
D. E. Grigg, Carl S. Thompson,
C. R. Webb
6% INTEREST PAID ON TIME CERTIFICATES.
Interest Payable Quarterly. Certificates Issued In
Any Amounts $100.00 And Up.
—
! Improving No. 18
Into Morganton
For Eight Miles
Eight mtle section from Btutr
Hospital south toward Rhclby, will
get. new treatment.
Work la progressing rapidly on
the eight-mile link of Highway No
111 south of Morganton to permit
the early laying of a new hard sur
face treatment, R V. Miehaux said
yesterday.
The old hard surface has been
removed and the dirt road bed Is
now being put In condition for the
tar and gravel application to Im
prove the route The work Is being
conducted by Stats Highway forces
and was not let on contract.
No date for completion of the
project can be forseen, Inasmuch
as weather conditions will largely
govern the future proceas, the high
way official stated.
Beginning at the aouthem limits
of Morganton at state Hospital,
the route will be greatly Improved
by the work now underway. A
smoother and safer riding surface
will ba provided. Inasmuch as the
Rock Springs Begins
Meeting August 4th
I.tNOOtjTON, July 33.—Rev v«n
B Harrison, pastor or the Rock
Bprlnga charge, |n which the fam
ous Rock Spring* ramp ground 1*
loratrrl, today announced the pro
gram for (hr annual ramp martin*,
whlrh brglns Sunday, August. 4, and
continues through the following
Sunday. • •**
Rev. O I, Rohm son of Hufhar
ford college will deliver a sermon
to the young people aach mornln*
at a o'clock Rev J, S. Hiatt. pre
stdtng older of the Oaatonla dis
trict., will preach Sunday mornln*.
August II, and other speakers are
to be Rev. w T. 8mith of Uncoln
county and Rev. B. N, Rogers of
Fletcher.
There are between 350 and MO
tents on the camp ground, and It
t» expected that, all of thMW Will
be occupied during the meeting this
year.
center of the road formerly aft
peered to motorists to form a
high ridge. This rlss In the csntsr
of the highway la being removed,
and the route otherwise improved.
Inward POISONS make you foal
TIRED and SLUGGISH
Thl* Modorn Trwtmwt, Thor’* Vita
min B Compound, Will Got Rid of
Thom In Just a Fow Days.
Ther’e Vitamin B Con*
poond makes you feel bet
ter from the very first fan
because it (lves you*
threadbare nerves and
Medical research has revealed
that your tired*out, sluggish condi
tion. nervousness and lack of energy
and appetite may be. and probably
are, caused by your system being
starved for vitamins B and O. Your
lack of strength and endurance pro
bably are due to your system not
getting enough Iron and copper
to keep your blood rich, red and
vigorous.
That Is why so many people find
the new yeast, iron and copper
treatment. Thor’s Vitamin B Com
poond, the very thlr^r they need to
overcome their weak, nervous, slug
gish condition, set their stomachs
right, and bring back their weight,
strength, and energy.
wiM ii-ouv Biomacn tns vjtaj
vitamin® B and O they have been
starving for; and the iron and oop
per that any doctor will tel] you i
necessary to build rich red bloM and
i are
vigorous strength. It strengthens di
gestion and elimination and cleanses
the system of the Inward notions
that are making you so tired, slug*
glah and no-account. You eat with
new zest, sleep "like a top" and wake
up feeling rested, fresh, and full of
energy.
Get a bottle of Thor’s Vitamin B
Compound today. A full sixteen days
treatment costs only il. an* com
plete satisfaction is guaranteed from
the very first bottle or money
cheerfully refunded.
Sold hv PAUL WEBB A SON and
(Jood Drug Stores everywhere.
THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE
Dear Old Pal
KUV-'t’fC r*o UJORKY—
TOAR TARE CARE OF
THINGS FOR
SWEET PAL
AUAST; VA 6U)A8!
STOP CALLIN' ME
"SWEET’! VA AIN'T
GOT A6SOLUKELV
ALMOST HAROLV NO
IDEAR ABOUT HOIL)
TO USB CORRECT
\ KNOVDS VA UKE4 ME,BOTl
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What—No Cigar Stores?
' LL POT ME ARK HERE INTO TH\S SU)ELL
little bm SO'S uje kin onload
THE PASSENGERS AN' BOILIN'
MATERlAI—IP EVER'fcODV WORKS
UJE'U 600N HAVE A ClTV BUILT—
AN' EVER'BOOV WILL WORK.
BECAUSE ME, THE
GREAT OiCTlPATOR
WILL BE ON THE
TOM?, SEE THAT EUEKSCDy
GETS ASRORE OKAT- AN’
PUT THE BUILDERS to
UJORK ON ME PALACE
PIRST SO l KIN GET
Busv an do t—'i
ME QiCTlPATlNy^jj
&
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ME DoUuN!
'''INJUNS!
JOS’ LIKE U0H6N
CttRlSTiFFER COLUMBl
discovered America*!
Ul£.L//S
CHARLOTTE
$1.00
WEEK-END ROUND TRIP FROM SHELBY
Tickets, good in coaches only, sold for all trains
Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays with return* limit
leaving Charlotte Monday following date of sale.
Half fare for children 5 and under 12 years of age.
FARES FROM OTHER POINTS
LATTIMORE. $U0
LAWNDALE JUNCTION_ $1,00
STUBBS_ _____$1.00
WACO----$ .00
CHERRYVILLE_ $ .80 '
CROUSE...1_$ .75 :
For Information See E. J. COOPER, Agent
— PHONE 19 —
S E A B O A R D
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