cates For Want Advertisements in This Column. Minimum
Charge For-Any Want Ad 25c.
mis uae l cent pei word each insertion
fhis size type 2c per word each insertion.
This size type 3c per word each insertion.
“c^EKUL property owners
gre safpn saving from 20 to 40 per
tcnt on (heir fire insurance In
uring with Anthony & Anthony.
tf Oct 28c
MONUMENTS
We nave certain designs ur monu
ments. «s special prices B B Del
ynger Shop near Hospital. tt 19c
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN:
Graham Paige four-dour sedan. See
De» Elmore at Propst & Son's
nore, tt 8 c
'SAVE WITH SAFETY! BUY
ni,D..)ice. jhie mutual fire and au
tomobile insurance from An.hony &
Anthony Oct. 28c
MEN S SOLES ANJU HELS, 98c;
hatiiei soles and heels. 75c; shoe
>tune 5c All w rk guaranteed. Shei
Shot Shop, 224 S LaFayette St
olid door from Carolina theatre.
tf Oct 30c
FOR RENT: TWO STORE OR
;hop buildings on North Washing
ton ftrett. Will remrdel for desir
able tenant See R. T. LeGrand or
Charles Eskridge. 6t 17c
"wiTpayTash for cows.
Telephone No » F. S- Dedmon.
tf 29c
If YOU HAVE ANY CATTLE
for sale, see F. S Dedmon. He pays
cash and usually just a lit.le high
er. Magness and Co. Market, tf 13c
“TORMENT •: FURMSHEDlHEAT
ed bedroom. Phone 265 3t 20c
' for sale at all times.
Figs, shuts and tat hogs. All pigs
•rateri against cholera N. F. Cost
Ber, Double Shoals. 3t Wed 22f
STEADY WORK, GOOD PAY:
Reliable man wanted to call or
farmers in Cleveland and Lincoln
counties. No experience or capital
atedec. Write today. McNess Co.
Dept. 7, Freeport, ILllinols. ltp
~FOR RENTl TWO OR THREE
room apartment, furnished or un
‘“fcirnishtd, with kitchen sink. Ad
joining bath. 426 South Washing
ton street, phone 723. 3t 22p
LOST WRIST iVATCILMON
op Southern tracks, near yard
limit. Reward if return*d tc
Southern agent. _ 3-22c
; FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
tent in Pendleton’s apartment. See
w A. Pendleton, tt. 17c
I HAVE ANY WEIGHT ~IN
tcumry-ciixed hams, which have
oeen sared for during the summer.
Alt are guaranteed against ever'y
iflmg: out fat. - H»li W Tillman,
taljston. tf Frt 17c
LOST JANUARY TENTH. DIF
Eer rid£ Reward if returned to- 8ti
office. Emma Ervin, Lily Mills C
office, Shelby, N. C, 3t 22
FOR SALE: FEMALE-ST. BEF
nara doe 8 months old. Mrs. Cat
Greene, Boiling Springs. 4t 21
LOST BROWN LEATHER BA
containing price book of Text!
Mill Supply Co., Charlotte. Retvaj
pjven for re„urn. -.. j. s. Clemme
Hotel Charles. 2t, 21
FOUND. N c. AUTO LICENf
'ij between Fall?ton and DiX'
--■tore. Owner may get same at St
Ulc* b" P»ying for this advert!s
ment. . ■
HOLIDAY FIREWORKS' OF AS
!?, pDncec ught, Get them
f * ; StrV!Ce station, highway
^MjargroUnds. tf ns
Q" yoiT
root HAVE a LEAKI1
cl 1 01 a crUmney Which . net
- arnng out see me. x can £top ,
*lK ntim tlX the chltatieys. C
ISkTtycur roof- First cj>
K J " Denton, telepnona I
tf
1!
lNllNG and dsgorath
J- B. MEfiTZE
don* .88-R, box w. Marion
tf
: pahasols aniTsc
f9r set!!' S#cotul sh
shoe Shop, u
PAr^ASH
Ntghess Market.
FOR
1E JUT CORF
Peas> c«ne seed, s<?r<
A0tpn’ chickens.
K /h ci ... /'i * _
oeam Co.
't'HENYOUBE^
a '^eon fertiliz.
ak te!',tm^r mat
d 5’ caU to seeD.
?„ am Co., manufi
' °t Super-Grc
" --.- m
i Winnant Declares
N.C. Cannot Claim
Security Finance
,Taken As Gesture To Governor Tc
Call Extra Legislature
i .session.
i -—
| RALEIGH, Jan. 24.—North Caro
iUna's unemployment compensation
' enabling act cannot and will not b«
’ approved by the National 8oclel Se
curity board, John G Winant,
j chairman, total representatives ol
I this state at a regional conference
on labor and security problems held
;in Columbia, S. C.
] Disapproval of the act would pre
sent Forth Carolina from partici
pating- in the* unemployment com
| pensaxion provision of the ’Federal
social seaurity program,
i The representatives said Wlpapt
tpld them the beard had npt hand
ed down its decision in tha mattei
| solely because Governor Eftringhaui
jhad been promised an opporfunitj
j to appear personally to defend hit
'opinion that the act, passed in clos
ing houjs of the 1935 general assem
'bly, meets requirements ef the fed
eral program.
! The state act w*s untended -to al
low, but not to'require, contribu
tions to a state unemployment com
ipensation fund.
Winant told them, the represen
tatives said, tfcat the board twle<
had fixed dates for the governor U
appear, but each time the chlei
[executive had asked a postpone
ment.
j Attorney General A. 4. F. Sea
(weB and Maj. A. L. Fletcher, start
| commissioner of labor, have appear
ed before the board In Washington
and Thema# Eliot, attorney for th<
board.’eame to Raleigh to confer U
! confer withibe gavernpr and'.Sea
(well on tHr«J|tter
Cabaniss Is N&iped
Anti-Rabies Head
G. T. Cabanist of the Zion com
«™ity jH6.J»«a_4»poyitK k* th<
county commissioner* to b* one ol
the township supervisors for vac
cination of dogs under the nev
anti-rabies lew -•
The other inspectors for *11 th<
townships were nsmed some tim<
ago. Mr. Cabanlss wi’l work in No
7 with T. B. Harris of MOtwesboro
DOG LOST OR STRAYED: RA1
Iterrler. dark brown, light under necl
and chest, small brown spot ovei
eaeh eye. Reward Notify Pendle
ton's Music Store > l«
FREEMAN'S “SHOE SHOP:
Men’s special soles and heels,' 98c;
ladies 75c. Shoe shine 5c. Prompt
service. Freeman's Shoe Shop, op
posite First National. Blue Front.
fit 34c
FOR SA^f.rAT pAftfJAQJ, ONE
pair of competing scales, 80 lb
capacity. See E. O. Lee, at Rein
hardt Grocery. $t 22c
FREE GAS! HOTEL SERVICE
Station ‘ rf 20<
FIVE ROOM APARTMENT FOB
rent. Bath, private front and back
entrance. Phone 171 tf 27j
FARMS FOR SALE
51 acres near kings Mountain, i
room house, one 4 room tenant
house, ode haif in cultivation, bal
ance pasture and timber. Price $1,80C
cash
140 acres, known as Ponder farm,
adjoins Gaston Ifoyie and others
10 room residence, 5 room tenant
house, good barns and outbuildings
two good wells, orchard, pasture,
wood, land well terraced. Price 863
per acre.
48 acres 3 miles from Cliffaide, ?6
acres in cultivation, balance in tim
ber and pasture, 8 room house and
good outbuilding*. Pyjee $1,659.
53 acres ip No. If township, pea;
Glover 811} c^grch, 85 ecru In euj
t}vatt£m.-t foom >eu»e, ajeg 4 room
tepapt house. Price $8,990. yperaJ
terns. .
107 aejea. lu$bwn as Lawfepcc Weir
!;«■ home traot. ' -
30 acres -near EUeabpfo. c*ji five
possession pow. Price $1,250.
50 acres located 5 miles from Shel
by, 6 room home and good barn
This farm is paying 10 per cent on
sale price.
83 acres locared near Bessemer
City. Price $3,600. Pay $900 cftsh. bal
anWPin 15 years.'
J. Pt Nfllftn Co.
Room Nr ?3 Roa ster Building
.-.■*h<Mhy--N- Or--- —
Late King Tried
To Like What He
Really Had To Do
Monarch Wm Faced With Difficul
ties; Saw Many Chances In
Helen.
By MELVIN E. COLEMAN
(Associated Press SUIT Writer)
I The place in history of George V
.can, at this early day, be keyed by
his personal motto:
j “The secret of life is not to dc
what one likes, but to try to like
what one has to do.”
] That “iry” is eloquent, to those
i who studied him and his reign. II
reflects his sudden transformation in
1189? When his elder brother ,the
Duke of Clarence, died and George
(second son of Edward VII, became
Prince of Waels. It recall* the scarce
ly concealed distate with wjilch h<
.went about the business of appear
ing at the laying of cornerstones
dedication of hospital wards and ai:
the other occasions to which the
heir to the throne must lend "thi
grace of his presence.'’
Saw Many Changes
j It tells too of the change of thi
l man from a disciplined offloer o
Hjs Majesty's navy, dedicated to thi
,#ta*us quo and traditions of thi
world-wide empire. Into « monarch'
who could go along with such
changes as the partition of Ireland.!
the elevation of wrkraen to the ■
peerage, the acceptance of wepteh1
; as part and parcel of puhllc admin- j
| Is, ration and the spread of self-gov-'
eminent to teeming. Illiterate India
With outward equanimity he saw
the elevation of workmen to the
the dominions of Canada, South
Africa. Australia and New Zelsnd
until they became self-sufficient to
such an exrent that In the dosing
years of his reign they were making
treaties of their own with other na
tions.
Economic disaster overtook the
home country In his poet-war years.
Hu was a reign which some saw as
the beginning of the possible disin
tegration of the British empire.
Lords Under Fire
When George took the throne the
| mother country was engulfed in ap
proaching climaxes. The bouse of
lords, bulwark of the past, was un
der fire of the rising tide of the
growing liberal and labor parties.
Suffragettes, finding half a century
| of argument had gotten women ns
■ closer to the vote, wer* turning to
militancy, smashing window*, buck
ling the bouse of commons and de
fying the police.
Irish nationalists, smarting under
reiterated failures of bops* rule
measures, were vocal and hostile.
Cubism In painting and syncopation
In music wgre signs of the rtstless
times.
Abroad, Germany, Imbued with
the doctrine of the Inevitability of
"«Jer Teg.” wu stirring Intern*Lion
el problem* in the Mediterranean
region and In the heart of Africa,
Trance, England and Rusal* were
hut lately aligned In an entente to
maintain the European balance of
power against the triple alliance of
Germany. Austro-Hungary and Italy.
The Balkans were blaring tn wan
against. Turkey and among them
selves.
CONVICTED FOR TAKING
POLICEMAN’S OVERCOAT
NEWTON. Jan. 14.—-Leo Lend
ley who stated that he was a hitch
hiker apd had no home, was sen
tenced in Catawba county record
er* court here Tuesday to two
years cm the roads for the larceny
of a Newton night policeman s ov
errpat and larceny of an Oakland
automobile
GARRISON ELECTED IfJCAD
•F GASTON CfWHTT CLUB
GASTONIA. Jh|. 34.—W. B.
Garrison waa named president of
the Qaston Country club for 193d
at a meeting of directors Tuesday
afternoon. Dr. a. E. Moser was el
ected vice president, Bari Harm
va* re-elected seerteary and A. H.
Blm* was ehesen treasurer. Or.
Moser was named chairman of the
dub4* house rules committee.
Proclamation
Of New Monarch
b Old Document
LONDON, Jan. 34.—The text of
the proclamation of accession of
Kings Edward VIII, Issued by the
privy council at 8t. James' palace
yesterday and read publicly by her
alds at ceremonies at London and
throughout the British empire, fol
lows:
"Whereas It hath pleased Almighty
God to call Mis mercy our late
sovereign and lord. Kings George
V, of blessed and glorious memory,
by whose decease the Imperial crown
of Oreat Britain, Ireland and all
the other of his late majesty's do
minions soley and rightfully have
come to high and might Prince
Edward Albert Christian George
Andrew Patrick David:
"We, therefore, the lords spiritual
and temporal of this regn being
her* assisted with these of his late
majesty's privy council, with the
numbers of other principal gentle
men of quality, with the lord mayor,
aldermen and close ns of London, do
how hereby with voice and consent
of tongue and heart, publish and
proclaim that the high and mighty
Prtnee Edward Albert ' Christian
George Andrew Patrick David Is
hew. by the deatjr of our laU sov
ereign of happy memory, bseome
our only lawful rightful liege, Lord
Edward the Eighth, by the grace of
God king of Oreot Britain. Ireland
and the British dominions beyond
the seas, defender of the faith, em
peror of India;
“To whom we do acknowledge all
faith and constant obedience with
all hearty and humble affection, be
seeching Ood, by whom kings and
queens to reign, to bless the royal
Prince Edward Eighth with long and
nappy years to reign over us."
Service Announced
Al Church Of God
Announcement Is made today
for the Sunday services or the
Church of God. on South La Pay
ette St. The pastor, Eugene U
Bryan will preach at the morning
worship hour at 11 o'clock on ‘A
Vision In the Night.” Sunday
aohool will be at 10 o'clock.
Young people will gather at six
and the pastor's evening subject
will be “Mystery Babylon."
CHICKEN tHIEVE* GET K
LARGE HENS ON ONE HAUL
RUTHERFORDTON. Jan. 34.—
, Chicken thieves have been active in
| this section recently. W. T. McDan
iel, who lives two miles west of
Rutherford ton on the Chimney
Rook road, recently lost S3 Rhode
Island red hens one night. Thefts
have been reported here in Ruther
ford ten, around dlffslde and other
| portions of the ocunty.
CHEROKEE STILL HAS EYE OTf
ROAD IMPROVEMENT WORK
OAFPNEY, 8, C., J%n. 34.—Char,
okee county officials are continuing
to keep an eye on an application
filed several months ago for a $360 -
000 PWA read improvement ptt>~
gram, according to Supervisor E. J.
Clary. The possibility that the Cher
okee county request may be substt
tuted for some approved project
elsewhere which may be cancelled
la not being overlooked, he stated.
In this connection Supervisor
Clary made public a letter be ha*
Just received from Congressman I.
P. Richards, representative of the
fifth South Carolina district.
COLDS
FEVER
u?rS,TSSP*Hlf»dacha.
naoes
Financed by
ROGERS
MOTORS
| BACK HOME AGAIN By E<1 Dodd
t- 'i ia ,ru.ji. <i " 1 in oj .m.
I*
Pharmacies
AN
Charm
CARMINA MEANT
LATIN
BOT
TH VERSE5 AND MAGIC
SPELL, BECAUSE INCAN
TATIONS IN MAGIC CERE
MONIES WERE CHANTED N
VER$E. FROM “CARMINA” WE
GOT THE WORD "CHARM* TO
MEAN EITHER A MAGIC TALISMAN Oft
THE EFFECT OF AN ALLURING SPELL
'I'.r
THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OFDRUGS
BEGAN IN ARABIA ABOUT 600
A.D-, WHEN HUN AIN ESTAB
LISHED A DISPENSARY (N BAG
DAD TO ASSIST THE PHYSICIAN
YUHANNA IBN MASAWAl H. THI
WAS THE BEGINNING OF PHA*
MACIES.
*’*»• *,«*»»* n*tw. S>n*to
t» M ». IW.
THIMBLE THEATRE—Starring POPEYE Knee Deep Ip Clover.
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By E. C. SEGAR
fin?
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k WATCHMAN mo I’M .
Is-SPEAWN i >
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Ulka.8LOVJ hE OOVJN! X
THERE’S A SHIP LOADED
WITH SPINACH - AN’ SHE’S
REAOV TO PULL OUT
I’LL STOW AWAY »N HER
HOLO- HE
COUNTRY
NEEDS
SPIN
ACH v
WELL,BLC^ME
DOU)N-\60RE
AM IN GOOD r
U»W, IVAM THE 6U)NB
UMCH KNOCKED THE
S HECK GOT OF THE
DOCK <
WATCHMAN
Self Service.
WELL. HERE»YAM STOW'D
AWAY ON A EMEHY SHtPy
LOADED OGWN W»TH /
SPINACH, l NEVER SEEN) t
SO MUCH SPINACH IN fi
ALL ME UK. trCTSWi V
SOOT' AMERICA. BC
WELL NEVER <*E1
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SPINACH 1$
GOIN' TO jLm
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