Whatever You Want qn if w ny A AT qp A
To Buy Or Sell A flEi IT API X AU9
Will Do It
Twice As Well
Kates For Want Advertisement* In 'i ins Column. Minimum
Charge Foi Any Want Ad 25c,
rhi* size 1 cem pet word each inset lion
This size type 2c per word each insettion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
- monuments
w, WV(> certain designs in menu
mrn'5. u special puces. B R. Dei*
Unger Siiop near Hospital. tl I8c
'lost at FAIR GROUND:
Pc. ^ci book with four checks and
,cmc valuable papers. Finder' re
Uiin to star office or to secretary
i fair around, Reward. Itp !
I HAVF ,ANY WEIGHT IN j
country-t ncfjf hams, which have
been laird for during the summer.!
Ail air guaranteed against every-1
thing but fat. Hall W. Tillman,
Fall.-ton. tf-825c
'nevTfall' andi
w inter Patterns in j
Dress Goods have ar
rived. On sale at re
tail each Wednesday j
at reduced prices.
Cleveland Cloth Mill.i
tf-16c;
TOR RENT: BEDROOM8 WITH
-Heat—Bath. Mrs. Packard. 3; 2r ’
Time brick and cement! i
Let tis quote you our low prices. Z, j
J Thomp.-on. phone 107. tf Oc
WE PAY CASH FOR COWS. 1
l'rlcpiione No. 5. f S. Dedmon. j
tf 29c ;
FOR RENT: THREE ROOMS j
with sun-room. Unfurnished. Apply 5
4M West Graham St. tf 2c
WRECKED AUTOMOBILES RE- j
paired, first-class painting: wood,
work repaired in ears; saws gum
mod. Elias C. Leigh, 1108 Lily Mill 1
roar;, between Lily and Ella Mills.
Shelby. 3t-30c!
WANTED—WE WILL PAY $1.10
P<r bushel for first class wheat de
livered to our mill. Statesville Flour
I Co., Statesville, N. C. 3-2c
SUPER-GRO FER
jiizers. Use it in your
pall seeding. Will
show big profit to you.
Costs no more. Manu
factured by D. A.
Beam Co., Shelby, N.
1C. 3t-S30c
STOP THOSE LEAKS. HAVE
I expert examine and repair your
I tool7 before the neat rain. Call J
I"' Denton at phene 11. tfp
POR RENT:,, TWO FURNISHED
Wrooms. Apply at 404 North Wash
ington street after 6 p. m. tf 2c
( FARM FOR RENT—CONSI8T
■nt of 65 acres; two houses. W. T. i
I ParktT Grover, N. C. 4t-30p j
f SFF D. A. BEAM CO. FOR YOUR
' Trf:- f«ll line of vetch Austrian
* mrr F0f,s. clover, oaU. wheat and
I u "ill save you money. 3t-28c
cattimcre potato house
I r" .M0!'r Wlatocs from October 22
| 1 ■! i See j. b. Horne for space.
IIvf; 1-2C
FOR SALE: ONE SLACK AND -
lv urn dog. six years old. I
I nr ln,ls Camp, route 2, Shelby.
at 30c
tJ 8ALE CHEAP: A OROUP
f*I10U'PS for n,m. Apply at
I ‘ cff,ce- 2t 30p
co-measure CLOTHES
lllon p1Kl up Milton Loy, second
■ . ' ‘ " c:' building. tf-S13c
It '!l?F ; '-‘CISSORS and'lawn
r V. P ICW8!ird Sellers Shoe Shop.
1 n s <Hion. tf 15c
Ih..', ‘ ,°h STRAYED: SPOTTED
|tl,o" ‘ v-ith 8ray spot on ear.
IC;n, nd SPP* on tail. Josh
1! ! Slklby. 2t 30p
trS°,s®UI^S- FOR SALE OR
llBOclfl
f,'<" 1 ,noc:cl ■'■Port touring, 1923
Ir !1-passenger touring; will
I tr- : any make, or will trade
KJT J-1*«««. *»•»
- ‘ ' n * D. No. 2. 3t-27p
I kma^1, ‘... C0'i TA PIPE. FLUE
I were- "a11 coping—new lines
bu. _ •hided to complete your
■> . "• ‘ impairing requirmeents.
U J
Ihi
IT
n’P on, phone 107, tf 9c
Mbr ,':s1,,11<'0TT°N MEET
! 0C|lrJ}v court house 11
-K ''r,t|a.v at 11 a. m.
Mr. M
(* — ** «. in.
• ■ - Jann, general man
i?er of the
Cott
oo CroAvi-rs
^'orth Carolina
•s Association
ktlte v, :i"‘l discuss
i^h andaKV^ 'l*U U,lt
Pool r,w. 0 tll(“ '•e-purchase
-ih. .,Utn«V established by
Teacher* And j
Officers To Meet;
_____
Mr. And Mr*. Spangler Have A
New Son; Personals Of Peo- |
pie Visiting About.
(Special to Idle Star.) !
BEAM8 MILL, Oct. 2 —AIL the
teachers and officer* of the Pleas
ant Grove Sunday school are ask- j
cd to be present lor a special meet- i
:ng Sunday.
Mr. and Mr*. L. J. Spangler who j
have been vlalttng Mr. and Mrs.
Pressley Costner tor several weeks;
arc announcing the birth of a 9 1-2
pound sen, Carroll Lee. born Sun- j
aav. Sept? 29. Mrs. Spangler was1
formerly Miss Irene Costner.
Mr. and Mrs. Stonuy Williams j
and Mrs. Kun William* and family
Span. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.'
Clarence Grigg of New House.
Lem Hamrick and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Sherrill Hamrick of Shel
by and Mr. and Mrs. Grady Smith
of St. Paul visited at Blowing Rock
and other points Sunday.
Bennett Wright of Landrum, 8.
C. spent the week-end with Htlle
rons and Merrill Wright.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Fortenberry
and children spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mr*. Cullen Fortenberry of
near Fallston.
Mr. and Mrs. Plato Co* ner spent
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and
Mr*, /abort Hamrick of Kings
Mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Yarboro ol
Shelby viaited Mr. and Mr*. James
Costner and Mr. and Mrs. Onlcv
Wright.
The young girl*' clas* of the Sun
day school entertained the young
boys’ class last Saturday night with
a wienti. roayt at the home of
Miss Opnelia Hendrick. Sandwiches
and iced tea were also served. Many
games and contests were enjoyed.
Midget Money
Invades States
Despite Protest
CHICAGO. Oct. 2—Midget $on
ey—ir. staggering quantities—ha*
invaded the collective pocket^ook I
of residents of five states, .with a 1
combined population of 14.000,000]
persons. ,
Despite protests from the treas
ury department that tokens in cer
tain forms for use in payment • of !
a sales tax will be considered money I
and. as such, an infringement upon]
the exclusive power of the Federal
government, the five states have re
leased 110,000 tokens.
Missouri's midget money—dimin
utive in value only—has taken the
form of specially printed milk bot
tle caps, with an exchange value
of one mill. The state of Washing- >
ton Issued 9,000,000 paper tokens
before adopting an aluminum
form, Illinois, Colorado and New
Mexico have maintained an •alum
inum standard" throughout.
Henry W. Toll, executive direc
tor of the council of state govern
ments with headquarters here, said
today the people of the United
States da not generally realize
what is ahead of them. In order to
appreciate fully the Import of this
situation, one must realize that 23
of our 48 states have general sales
taxes.
Number of Change*
In Bank Eirtployee*
Paul Whibonant who has been a
teller at the First National bank
lias accepted a position as book
keeper at the Eagle Roller Mills.
Fred Morehead of Gaffney has ac
cepted a position at the First Na
tional.
Jim Harris, formerly with the
First National has been transfer
red to the Union Trust Co., where
he succeeds Merle Greene. Mr.
Greene is understood to have ac
cepted a position in Florida.
notaryTublicTt star
OFFICE. tfllp
HAND-MADE HORSE COLLARS,
bridles and harness, made from
home bark-tanned leather. John P.
Elliott. R. *6. Shelby, near Polkville.
5t-30p
FOR SALE - ONE~
1 Simond Cross - cut
saw gfoinc; it a special
price. See Max W.. at L
Washburn Hardware I
McSwains of Zoar
Visit In Lowell
__
'Special to Tlie Star.)
ZOAR, Oct. 2.—Mr. and Mr*
Sam Putnam, Mrs. Will Putnam
and children Bryan and Kllaabeth
spent Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Rochell Poston of
Mooresboro.
Mrs. O. L. McSwain and Mrs
Sam Jones the latter of Beaver
Dam community 'spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell Barnett of Lowell.
Mrs. Lillian Warron and chil
dren. and Miss Beatrice Hollifield
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Champion of Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Beattie Spake of
Buffalo, spent Sunday ai the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Miller Spake.
^lias Sara Lee Norman of SheU
bv spent the week end at the home
of Miss Kathleen Davidson.
Mr. and Mra. Claude Rum, Mr.
and Mrs. Burl Warren and children
spent the week end at the home of
Mrs. John Hamrick of Dravo com
munity.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Ouffey1
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clar- ]
ence Tesseneer and children spent
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Mauney of Beaver Dam.
Mr. and Mra. John Crawley, Mr
and Mrs. Cletus Brooks and eon.
Donald, spent Sunday at the home
■■■g j
Ot Rev. end Mr*. J. d Bridge* of
Lattimore.
Mr*. Riiand Holland and chil
dren of Jielby spent Sunday ai
the home of Mr. and Mr* lee
Dover.
Diary Of Columbus
Is Reported Foundi
LONDON, Oct. 1—The Exchange!
Telegraph correspondent In Moscow |
report* that what was claimed to
be an original diary of Christopher
Columbus had been discovered in
the museum at Kargopol. U. 8. 8 R
! The title page was reported to
be inscribed: Christopher Colum
bus. written by myself for my son.
Diego. August 3. 1492
| (It was on that date that Co
lumbus started on his famous voy
age to the new world.'
Mecklenburg farmers say that ex
cept for the difficulty of keeping
i the walls of their trench silo*
smooth, the silos are functioning
nicely with little spoilage of the en-'
! silage.
Malaria
In S <Uvt
COLDS
l.Mt at*
•.ihoiiT: TARutr* TONIC and
sai.v* - no** ,
naoe* LAXATIVE
Turkey Seek* Opium Market
ANKARA -t APi—The director of
the Turkish opium monopoly has
returned from the Far Fast where
hr discussed possible new markets1
with the heads of companies in
Macao. Formosa, Canton. Singapore
and Batavia.
VOTH* ™
i.'l011" »>ere»r tlvan that an .outlet
t on Will he mad* to tha eardon Commta
.toner tor a parol* on behalf of Mr*
B.at* Amo. and Waiter Rabh
Th»» Ih* *.1rd <Uy of Stptfmbrr lftll
TOM J. MOAII
tt-iftf
LIGHT
USED CARS
Financed By
— Rogers Motors —
LUTZ-AUSTELL
Funeral Home
406 West Marion Street
AMBULANCE
PHONE
33
Thr practice of Automobile* fol
lowing other cars too closely wa*
held the cause of 1,310 colllaloiM In
California In 1934.
KAt.K or VAI.VABU FARM rnoFF K I I
Under «n<t by ttrtue of the authority
conferred upon tie in « Deed of Tru«i
executed bv Jullua B Merlin end wife
Biddle O Merttn on the Kith dev m
►fbruarv IMA, amt recorded In Book 1.11
Pe«e *54. ara will on aalurday thr
»TH DAY OF OCTOBER. t»J5,
11 o Clock Noon
ai tha caurthouaa door In Clavaland coun- |
tv. Ahelbv. N C. aall *1 public auction
for cnah to thr hl*heet bidder tha folio* j
in* land, to-wit
All that certain plaoa. parcel or tract 1
of land altuate. Ivin* and bain* In No *
Townehip Cleveland Countv. atatr oi
N. C, adlotnin* landa of Mra Blln Whl.i.
.went on thr N landa of R J Pendleton
'nnd Christie Marlin on tha B landa of
Chtlitt* Marlin on the A and landa of
John Bov,ell and P A Clativa on the tv .
nnd more particularly daarrlbad bv nirtea
and bounda aa followa Balinnm* at a none.
R J Pendleton'a coiner, tltenca with hie t
line A let, r M noire fo a cadar Chria- !
tla Martina corner; thence with Ilia art-:
eral tinea S. 71 W 41 polea to a atoif*
thence alon* a branch I li B II polea; I
thence alon* tha branch B. 14 E 14 polea
to a atone: I hence A 70'a W. 44 pole* 10
a atone. John Poaall'a corner, thence with
Ilia line N 4* 1-7 W i 1-S polea to a
atone. P 8 Oattva' corntr; thence with
hla aaverah lino* N t |.) B 4t polea to
a atone; N, H'a B II1* polee to a poo* j
lar: N 1 1-3 B 11 40 polea to a htckorv, '
Bile Whianam a corner thence with her
line N II l*& B. IS 1*5 polea lo the he- !
Jltinin*. contain in* l«t, ecraa. more or
Thla land la aold aubjaot to all unpaid
taxee
Thla aala la made by reaaon of tit*
failure of Jullua B Merlin and wile
Biddle O Martin to pay off and the*
ehar*e (ha Indebtedneaa aaeurad bv aatd
Dead of Truat.
A dapoalt of 10'c will ba required from
the porrhaaer at tha aala
Thla the Mill da' of Au*ual. I»M
INTtRATATE TRUATBE CORPORATION.
Auballtuted Trualer
Durhem. N. C.
JClABPH C WHISNANT,
Attornoy. 4i-Aopl -lie
Planting of 1500.000 traps in Kan-1
sliplu*r belts and farm woodlots
will be completed by next Junr 30.
.under present plans.
Votick or asi.c or i.ano
I'nder and by virtue of Hie authority
conferred by Deed of Truet executed by ;
Ola Smith iwidowi dated th< i»i ,tHv n(
May ItOB and regarded In Book no Pagi
n'* In thr office of th» rteglMer of open*
for Cleveland County V 8 Bryant Bun-j
atmied Tiualee, will at twelve o'clock;
Noun on :
MONDAY OCTOBER 1I8T, 1»1S
at the courthouee door ol Cleveland |
County in Shelby North Caroline aall I
at publlr auction tor caah to lha hitheal
bidder the following land to-wit
Situated In the Town o( Shelby. N 0 ,
and
REOINN1NO at a stake on lha South
edge of Elm Street the norlheaat rornei i
uf Lot No 17 and runs thenre with 'he1
South edge of Kim Street South 55 dega |
to min East 70 feet to e etalte In eeld
Sure', vomer ol the Ctidney property
lhence with the Oldney piopuly South i
deg M mine. Weal I7g leet to an non
ateke; tltenre North g5 dega 47 m.na
Weal gj.5 leet te an Iron ataka tit tha;
line ot l.01 No 1,1 thence with the line
of I.ot No 17 N .1 dega 15 mine Eaat tan
I art to the plave of beginning Same tie
tng lot No l« of the B F Cttrtla De-j
yplopment known ea Sonrtar Terrace, a
plat of which development ig of record in
the ofttce of the Itegiatir ol Deeds of i
Cletelend County North Carolina, in Book !
of Plata No t. at page 57. and being that1
lot deeded to Mra Ola Smith bv deed re
rorded In Book i-W at nase tit hi the <
outre of the Regular of l)ied« of Cleve- 1
land County. North Carolina reference to
which deed and plat la hereby made for
further Identtttcatlon anti description
Thta tale ta ipade on account of de
fault In payment of the Indcbtedneae ae- ;
cured by aald Deed of Trust and la auto
led to all ta ye* end asaesanienta against
said property whether now due or to be
come due. r
A five per cent it'd caah depoalt will
be lenulred of the hlgheat bidder at the
sale
Thla the 11th day of Seplember. tgll
V S BUY ANT
l.oan No l«gg. Substituted Trustee
41-Sept -lie
m
notii i o» rnsgrinM hk rai.c or
i.Awn
•Slnlc n( North Carolina, County at Clevt
Und
The FrdeiHl Bank of Columbia,
Plaintiff,
V*
\V L) Putnam rt at, #
DeletidenAs
Pursuant to a lodgment entered in ihnyt
•muled run >1111011 >t the September
Trim 13113 of the Rutin inr Const of »md
County, I will on tltr 17th day ot October
>*3*- "i I* "clock N ki the County
COii it It ou nr door in amd Cmifttv ,all at
Vtiblte auction to the highest bidder there
for the following described lands, altu
atad in aald County and State and bound
ed and riaacrlbari as follows
All irtat certain niece parcel or traal
of land containing 10 »-ao »prca, inora or
less lorn ted, lying and baina In No a
Township county of Clavaland. state of
Norm Carolina, hamg bsundrd on the
Noilh hv land, of T M vVatc. East hi
lands of W (1 II Ware South by lands
o( B o Bell, and on the Waat by lands
of Mrs Clarissa Putnam, and having
such Shanes, melee, rouraes and distances
»a will more Hilly aopear hv refritoaee Ic
r ulal thereof, made by Rush Stroup on
1 Dei amber «th IfJJ which plat, la on tila
Kith tha Federal l,and»ftank of Colum
bia s c.
•rue trims of the sale are as follows
One-half t>,i of ihe accepted bid In be
jpald unto Court In Caah. and the bal
ance on credit, payable in two rli et,ual
annual Inaiallmania with Intarast ttiera
!un from data of salt at thf rata of at a
|'•'•I P'r centum par annum
All bida will ha received aublaet to rt
teciion or confirmation bv the Clark of
;the Superior Conn and no hid will be
accepted or reported unleea Its maker .nail
deposit with aald Cninmlaaloner a( the
cloae of the bidding the aunt of One Hun
dred illOOOOi Dollars a> a forfeit and
guaranty of aomplianea with hia bid , the
same to be credited on his bid when ac
.canted
Notice la now given Ilia! said lands
will be resold at tha same place son
upon Ihe fame terms at 3 o'clock p M
of the same day unlraa said deppati is
sooner made
Every deposit not forfaited nr accepted
will be promptly returned lo the maker
This the Idth day of September lijs.
HltNRV B BDWANtiS,
tthept-lie Commlsstnner.
BACK HOME AGAIN
By Ed Dodd
U OECM PUNNY THA WAY J
OL Z ACk S TOOk TO 1
V COIN' TO SUNDAY SCHOOL
AN' CHURCH HERE_
LATELY AIN'T ggjS
^^"7 IT. WINDY? -fifcSS
NAW IT AIN'T SO PUNNY
IT S JEST A MATTER OP
BUSINESS-HE'S TRYIN'
TO SELL TH' PARSON A
NEW AUTOMOBILE*
STRICTLY BUSINESS
HOW IT B
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If?It 4 r/oN
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Tnt American Federation or Labor
THE FEDERATION OF ORGANIZED TRADES AND LABOR ONIONS. IN
Fn^SrTrlS °r THC *MtRIC*N FEDERATION OF LABOR,
5n«*LCOL.yM®U** OH,°» ,N *S8B* WHICH NOW ORGANIZES SKILLED WORK
!LRp CRAkFT UN'ONS ,NTO A CONFEDERATION. THE A.F.OF 1
THE DOMINANT LABOR ORGANIZATION IN THE U.S.
Almighty Dollar
PHRA3E WAS COINED BY WASH'
INGTON IRVING IN HIS *IN THE CRE
OLE VILLAGE/’WHERE HE SAYS*
“THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR.
SEEMS TO HAVE NO GENUINE
DEVOTEES IN THESE PECUL
VILLAGES.*’
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THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE The “Father” Of HU Country.
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•a /the ship wo*oed
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CUSTOM-DIDN'T VOU
know THAT *
BEEN TUJO HOURS KlSSlM1 THE EtftsT OME!Y
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