fetM Far Want Advertisements In This Column. Minimum
Charga For Any Want Ad 25c.
IHs else l cent per word nob insertion
TMa siza type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
NEW FALL AND
winter Patterns in
Dress Goods have ar
rived. On sale at re
tail each Wednesday
at reduced prices.
Cleveland Cloth Mill.
tf-16c
_ Jfi5i-<fb-liiKA8URE CLOTHES
122.50 and up. Milton Loy. second
floor Royster building. tf-S13c
NOTARY PUBLIC ATSTAR
OFFICE. tfllp
AUCTION SALE AT JOE AN
thony’s near 8baron church, No
vember S at 9:30. Farming tools,
drill, mower, rake, other tools,
blacksmith shop, two mules, one
milk cow and yearlings. 3-lp
WANTED ENOUGH ~SQUEAK8
to fill our grease pit. Hotel Service
Station. All grease Jobs guaranteed
tf 11c
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
of a state accredited school of beau
ty culture. Board and tuition very
reasonable. Bee me Mrs. Lester
Houser, phone 17-w, Cherryville,
N. C, 9t 14c
WANTED TO BUY~CHKAP CAR
for cash. Must bo bargain. Phone
M7-J. tf lie
careftJl property owners
are safely saving from 20 to 40 pgr
cent on their fire insurance in
suring with Anthony & Anthony.
tf Oct 28c
f<bk SALE: AUTOMATIC WAT
er systems. All sises. prices right. On
demonstration at Ed. W. Bridges
store, six miles north of Shelby on
No. M highway. at 30p
WE PAY CASH FOB COW
hides. P. S. Dedmon at Msgness 4c
Oo ] Market. et 3*c
^TREASURE CHEST! FIRE
proof and safe for keeping valuable
papers in your home, filling sta
tion, store or office. Guaranteed to
withstand fire. Only $13.50. 8ee
them at Star office or telephone and
a salesman will call and display.
4t 38p
SAVE WITH SAFETY! BUY
non-assessable mutual lire and au
tomobile insurance from Anthony &
Anthony. tf Oct 38c
NOTICE! I WILLTHRASlifCANE
seed and lespeders at my home,
Friday. November 8th qharlie Lee,
Shelby, route 1, 5t 30p
PANSY PLANTS LARO E
clumps, in bui and bloom. Hie very
best money can buy. 50c doe. small
er plants 1c each. Patterson's Flow
ers, phone 700. et 30c
~ FAIR GROUND~SERvicE~STA
tion will pay 30c lb. lor country
cured hams. E. C. Hendrick. 21 lc
FOR RENT. STORE AND FILL
lng station, best country location in
Cleveland county. U you want real
location for good cash business see
us immediately. Royster Oil Co.
8helby; 3t ic
GIVE YOUR CHILD THE PROP
er background for school. Tiny Tots
Kindergarten. Phone 317-J. 4t 4p
FOR RENT SIX’ ROOM HO USE,
301 E. Sumter St. Phone 320-J. Mrs.
Yeago at Mrs P M. Washburns.
3t lc
YOU HAVE MISTED
something if you haven’t
tried CREAM BUTTERMILK.
CAROLINA DAIRY. 3t-4c
T: 2 PAIRS CHILDREN'S
■hoes, from Belk's. Mistakenly put in
wrong Fbrd car, Saturday afternoon.
Finder please return show to The
8tar office. Itp
NOTICE: WE HAVE MOVED
our taxi yard to the Campbell lot
between Dixie Diner and Campbell’s
•tore. Our new phone will be 58. We
also have a waiting room. Drivers:
H. W. Whitworth, Bee Spake. A. D.
l ewis, J. F. Price. 3t 4c
STRAYED: THURSDAY OR FFtf
day from pasture, two-year-old yel
low, nice Jersey healer, with crum
pled horns. B. B. Buttle. 3t 4c
SMALL FARM FOR SALE: 27
•eras, 3 room dwelling, good loca
tion, 1-2 mile from consolidated
school and close to church, 7 acre*
cotton land. Price: $1,160. Easy
terms. Anthony * Anthony. ltp
FARM FOR SALE: 78 ACRES
at Lattimore, productive land, good
with 2 tenant houses
as the T. C. Stockton land
i adl at a bargain if sold during
SHOES, SCISSORS AND LAWN
mowers repaired. Sellers Shoe Shop,
near Bus 8tation. IX 15c
MONUMENTS
We have certain designs tn monu
ments, »t special prices. B. K. Del
linger, Shop near Hospital, tl 19c
FOR RENT: FOUR ROOM
apartment, with bath; unfurnished,
first floor. Apply Star office, tf 23c
I HAVE ANY WEIGHT IN
country-cured hams, which have
been eared for during the summer.
All are guaranteed against every
thing but fat. Hall W. Tillman,
Fallston. tf-S2dc
j FOR RENT: STEAM
| heated office space,
one-half block from
square. Janitor ser
vice. Apply at Efird’s.
_ tf-23c
LEE, FULGHUM,
Norton, seed oats,
blue stem seed wheat,
winter peas, clover,
vetch, and all other
kind of field seed. D.
A. Beam Co. 6t-23c
SUPER-GROW FER
TILIZER. Grow bet
ter crops with Super
G r o w Fertilizers.
Manufactured by D.
A. Beam Co., Shelby,
N. C. 62-23c
WATER WELL DRILLER—
Ralph Robbins telephone 807-X
Box 358. Gastonia, N. C. 8-16p
WE PAY CASH FOR COWS
Telephone No. 8. F. 8. Dedmon.
tf 29c
FARM FOR SALE~~70 ACRES, 5
room dwelling, 45 acres in cultiva
tion. balance wood and pasture,
good land in a good section, on sand
'clay road and near Pleasant Hill
church; Price: 82,250 with 8350 cash,
leasy terms on balance Anthony and
| Anthony. lip
WANTED TO KENT GOOD
two horse farm, owner to furnish
stock, can finance self. J. E. Street.
R-l. Mooresboro 3t 30p
BARGAIN SALE: FOR THE
next 60 days, we will sell you a
monument at 25 per cent off. Pay
you to look our stock over before
buying. Cleveland Marble and
Granite Works. In front of Buick
place. tf-20c
FOR SALE: A LEADING SOUTH
ern Music house has a small ma
hogany bungalow upright piano and
a beautiful apartment size grand in
this vicinity. Will sell at a sacrifice
for cash, or terms may be arrang
ed. Address reply "Plano” this news
P»P*r- 3t 30c
MEN’S SOLES AND HEL8, 98c;
Ladies’ soles and heels, 75c; shoe
shine 5c. All work guaranteed. Shel
by Shoe Shop. 224 S. LaFayette St.,
third door from Carolina theatre.
tf Oct 30c
MILL WORK FORE VERY ~DE
scription—lumber for every purpose.
Phone 107. Z. J. Thompson, tf 9c
PUT ON A NEW ROOF WHILE
the season is most favorable. Easy
terms if you like. Z. J. Thompson,
phone 107. u j»c
SHOES DYED AND COLORED
at reasonable prices; all work
guaranteed. Shelby Shoe Shop. 224
South Lafayette St, third door from
Carolina Theatre. Mon.-tf-Sept.-2c
FOR SALE, PITT GAMES ALL
kinds, special Saxon Warrior H. L.
Wray, Box 65, Shelby. 3-4c
FOR SALE: BABY CRIB, BAR
gain. Telephone 757-W. 3t 4p
HOUSE FOR RENT. FIVE
rooms with bath. Close in. Griffin
P. Smith. Ac
FOR RENT: TO COUPLE, TWC
furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Close in. Mrs. M. R How
ell, 233 East Arey St. it]
FOR RENT: TWO ROOM FUR
nished apartment. First floor. Close
in Mrs. Jack King, 413 E. Marian
St.. Shelby. N. C. Uo
FARM FOR SALE; 35 ACRES,
near Oak Grove church, No. 4 town
ship, good 5 room dwelling. This ib
a small, rough tract about 1-2 mile
from good road, but la worth our
Political Rumblings Indicate
Possible Revival OfNRA In ’36
By BYRON PRICE
(Chief or Bureau, The Associated
Preos, Washington!
The effort to revive NRA, or at
least to preserve its essentals in
orte form or another, quietly is as
suming proportions which seem to
insure widespread discussion during
the coming session of congress and
in the 1936 campaign .
Already there have been many
rumblings of speculation about the
fact that NRA headquarters carries
on, with hundreds of employes,
months after the supreme court de
clared the codes unconstitutional;
but less public notice has been tak
en of numerous scattered hints that
the venture scarely can be regard
ed as a closed incident.
Until recently, the official explana
tion of the continued presence of a
large NRA staff in Washington was
that it was compiling a •'history" of
the experiment, and tv as seeking to
conserve for the future the lessons
learned in the drafting and admin
istration of the codes.
Just before he left for his Pacific
trip, however, the president issued
without comment an executive or
der appointing George L. Berry "co
ordinator for industrial cooperation"
and giving him powers of consider
able scope with respect to the con
duct or what was lert of NRA
Washington took no particular
note of this act, and the country
appears to have been even less in
terested in ft. •‘Coordinators" ot one
kind and another have come and
gone with frequency on the national
scene, and most of them have left
little trace,
It now develops that Major Berry
has been taking his job quite seri
ously. He has not been saying much
for publication, but he has not been
idle. What little he has said, and
the evidences of his activity, have
been exceedingly interesting.
baby orangutang dies of
STARVATION IN CH1CAGA ZOO
CHICAGO. Nov. 4,—Little "Cy",
the 10-day old orangutang at the;
Lincoln park zoo which attracted
nation-wide attention, died of star-1
vation Friday.
Baby specialists administered ad
renalin, human milk was rushed
from a hospital. keepers scurried
about in high excitement. But Di
rector Floyd Young's hope of be
ing the first to raise an orang born
in capitivity vanished. when the
pound and a half Simian suocumb
ed to„malnutrition.
“Uncle Bob” Ha*
Served 55-Year*
On The Sentinel
-i-—_
WINSTON-SALEM, Nov. 4.—Last
week. Bob Carmichael, Sentinel
newsman, hurried into the news
room and anxiously inquired if his
telegraphed list or Methodist ap
pointments form Salisbury had
made the second edition deadline.
Assured that it had, he marked
with pride that it should have, since
he had "beat” all other reporters to
the bishop and obtained the first
copy of assignments.
The unusual thing about this
commonplace incident was that no
one on the Sentinel thought is un
usual. For between the first news
paper chore begun by Bob Carmi
cael and his latest out-of-town as
signment stretch 55 years of news
paper work, all of it on The Twin
"Uncle Bob” went to work for
The Western Sentinel on November
1, 1880. nearly five years before the
daily was started. He has been with
_._
Children's Colds
Yield quicker to
double action of
VISM
STAINLESS now if you prefer
Polk vi lie School
Plans Libraries;
Community Briefs
'Special to The Star )
POLKVILLE, Nov 4.—The Polk
ville school opened Thursday, Oct.
31 after beingt closed for 6 weeks for
the cotton picking; season. The
school has ailded a new set of the
world book encyclopedia. The old
set will be UBed by the grammar
grades. The complete works of Ed
gar Allen Poo has also been added
to the bibrarx During the year the
school hopes to enlarge both high
school and eltementary libraries.
Within the next two months the
elementary teachers plan to give
several progrslms to raise money for
the grade library. f
The boys (fed girls of Polk vi lie
school will stlpt practicing basket
the weekly or'Daily Sentinel from
that day to this—a record of conuo—
uous service ’With one newspaper
that would bp difficult to match.
ONC MAT OVEK TNC
OIB WAUMKt
■aananma
8old at sjhrlby Supply Co.
ball soon.
Rev. R. S. Troxler will leave for
Hendersonville where he will attend
the Methodist conference which is
to be held from Nov. 6-11.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Pope have
moved from Union into this-com
munity.
On Monday night, March 11, the
WBman's Missionary society of Polk
ville will meet at the home of Mrs.
J. A. PhHbeck of Shelby for a reg
ular monthly meeting.
Note Of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
all our friends and neighbors, for
their sympathy and help given us,1
in the loss of our home.
May the Heavenly Father bless
and keep you is our prayer.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wacaster.
PRESCRIPTION
No. 88
. FOR
COLDS
(Tivp* Quirk
Relief
PRICE 25 CENTS
Gardner Repre,e„u
South At Borton
BOSTON, Nov. 4.-T; _
land Council announced t JJ*
would bring together .,pok(,MTle ‘
the South, West and e, ,
ember 21 and 22 to promote mulUa
understanding of regional rconoT
problems of needs.
Former Governor o m ,
, .. ,V1,1* Garo,
ner of North Carolina will rept^
ent the South while w w w
mack^ associate editor of the rJJ
ter-Tribune, Des Moines ta *
speak for the West. “
The two-day gathering will
brate the tenth anniversary oil
formation of the counch "a bl^
ness and industrial promotional nr
ganization. ''
Try CARDUI For
Functional Monthly p*j
Women from the 'teen *
change of life have
genuinely helpful for the nw
functional monthly pains tfuT?
food they eat. Mrs. Crtt. Hwn»
Mo^ writes: "I used ~
wtaoii fill 'for crimp, .os
Mniflclie I hive Tiovntl. mi# -
durtn* the chaniv of Uff t ,u7 "
voni, hid hCai back t>«ir. Wl| ^
consult a physician ™°*n*
BACK HOME AGAIN
By Ed Dodd
YEH, TOM.I WANT ONE O' THEM COMBINATION HAIR CUTSf-KINDA
LONG IN FRONT TO PLEASE MY OLDEST BOY JOE, KlNDA SHORT
OVER THE EARS TO PLEASE AUNT' MINNIE,- CUT IT COLLEGIATE ON
TOP FOR MY DAUGHTER ALICE LEAVE A LITTLE HERE AN’TAKE
OFF A LITTLE THERE TO SHAPE UP THE KNOT'S SO
AS TO PLEASE MV WIFE AN' WHEN YOU GET
THROUGH PUT SOMETHIN’ ON TO __
MAKE IT AL_L COME OUT AS n
SOON AS POSSIBLE *» ^ ^
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THE. FIRST RECORDED ACCOUNT
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SIMON DC LOUBIERE’S *H)3T0RV
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THE FEATS OF A SIAMESE VWO
FREQUENTLY AMUSED THE
COURT BY JUMPING FROM HIGH
PLACES WITH TWO UMBRELLAS
FASTENED TO HIS GIRDLE.
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THlbfc TOWN IN SURREY, ENGLAND*
WAS* NAMED FROM ANGLO-SAXON
ftRi<S”CA RIDGE) AND *GATE”(A
WAV) IN ALLUSION TO AN OPEN
ING THROUGH THE RIDGE OF
SURRY HILLS. ITS NAME WAS
OFF Cl ALLY RECORDED IN 1186.
THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE Love Is Blind.
By E. C. SEC
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