* SHOES, PARASOLS AND SCIS
SOR repaired. Second hand shoes
> tor sale. Sellers Shoe Shop, tf 6c
' PAINTING AND PAPERING
J. B. MEETZE
Phone 789-R, 801 W. Marlon. tfl6c
WANTED: UNENCUMBERED
man between 30-46 with news
paper and advertising experience
and car to assist me In running
weekly political newspaper In
Arisona. Box 1682, Phoenix, Ariz.
3t 20p
TOR SALE: THE J. A. WILSON
property on east side of Shelby,
consisting at ten room dwelling
and bam, and seven acres. For
further Information write J. F.
Hammond, Kershaw, S. C., or call
H. a Wilson, phone 813-M. tf 4c
WE PAY CASH FOR COWS. TELE
Phone No. 6. F. 8. Dedmon. tf 20c
MR FARMER! SEE US FOR
your kerosene %d motor oil. We
deliver anywhere. The Auto Inn.
_____ u 30c
PRINTING, PAPERING, REFIN
repairing, upholstering
IWnUnre, banging awnings, WlU
five free estimation. We have
•redlt plan. G. C. Hamrick, 704
Oantner St., Shelby, N. C. Paint
*ft°P on Trade St, general con
traoter. to may 10c
MONUMENT8
Wo have certain designs In mon
* uments, at special prices. B. R.
Dellinger, Shop near Hospital.
V_tf 19c
GET OUR PRICES ON CEILING,
ftorlng, and other building ma
terials. C, D. Stroup, Falls ton.
_ 2-24p
I FOR KENT: STEAM
heated office space,
one-half block from
square. Janitor ser
* vice. Apply at
Efird’s. - tf-4c
ku i%AUG OK HELL:
About forty bushels Coker strand
No. S cotton Beed. Nash Magness,
s R-l Shelby. % 3t 22p
MR. PARMER. YOU CAN GET
low prices and prompt deliveries
by placing your orders with us for
your fertiliser. E. P. McKinney at
Jim Magnets Market, Shelby, N.
c- tf 6c
PREST-O-UTE BATTERIES AS
low as *4.95 with old battcty. Re
charging and repairing. The Auto
. tf 20c
newest~weaveS;
Prints and Tub
silks on sale, Cleve
land Cloth Mill on1
Wednesday. tf-13c i
OPPORTUNITY —
School o f Beauty
Culture in Gastonia
guarantees employ
ment t o students.
Get complete infor
mation on courses.
Phone 404, Shelby.
6t-Apl7c
THE BEST DRAIN TILE
and Terra Cotta Pipe, see 2. J.
Thompson Lumber Co., phone
107. tf 19c
1 HAVEANY WEIGHT IN COUN
try-cured hams, which have been
cared for during the summer. All
are guaranteed against everything
but fat. Hall W. Tillman, Pall
ston. tf fri 17c
ip YOU HAVE A LEAkIncTrOOF
or chimney which needs cleaning |
out see me. I can stop the leaks
and fix the chimneys. Can also
paint your roof. First class work
guaranteed. J. W. Denton, tele-;
phone No. 11. tip i
FOR SALE 1 1-2 TON G. M. C.
truck, Pordson tractor with ter
acing disc plow; international 20
-18-inch disc harrow, new. De.
ver Uttle, Gaffney, S. C. 3.24c
WE CAN FURNISH YOU WITH
screen doors of aU kinds, all mor
tised. C. D. Stroup, Pa Us ton.
__ 4-24p|
BEAUTIFUL P AT
terns i n standard
size awnings, ready
for installation with
rods, screws, etc.
Two feet six inches,
$1.25. Three feet,
$1.35, Three feet six
inches $1.50. Clark
Hardware Cp. tf 22p
40 ACRES NEAR GROVER WITH
extra good home, barn, orchard,
pasture and plenty of wood, about
25 acres In cultivation. Price
>2,750. J. B. Nolan Co. ltc
WEDDING INVITATIONS AND
announcements. Beautiful line of
printed, engraved and process
engraving. Pretty new type styles
and the white and Tiffany ivory
stock. Star Publishing Co.. Shel
by, N. C. 6t 13p
FOR RENT: THREE ROOMS. BIG
garden. Apply Star office, tf 20c
22 ACRES 4~MILES FROM" SHEL
by on highway No. 150, 6 room
home, double garage, good barn,!
good pasture with running water.
Can give possession now. J, B.
Nolan Co. Itp j
IT WILL PAY YOU TO SEE
Bridges Auto Parts for your autd
and tractor parts. 3t 22c
FOR SALE: GOOD WORKHORSE,
weight 1,000 to 1,100 pounds, age
7 years. F. S. Dedmon. 3t 22c
LOST TUESDAY A BUNCH OF
six keys, either on N. Morgan ori
N. LaFayette St. Finder return to;
Star office. Itp
NINE ACRES NEAR FALLSTON,
being a part of John Wellmon
land, adjoining Rob Cline 'and
others. Price >800. J. B. Nolan
C°. ltc
HEAVY PADDED
Lawn Chairs, with
foot rest. Only
$2.75. Clark Hard
ware Co. tf-22c
MR. FARMER! WE HAVE MA
terlal for mixing your fertilizer,
acid or Florida phosphate, soft
phosphate cheaper than ever be
fore. E. F. McKinney or Jim Mag
ness at* McKinney Market, Shel
by, N. C. , tf 6c
AWNINGS INSTALLED, ALL
sizes. Freeman Shoe Shop.
tf 17c
FARM FOR SALE: 75 ACRES IN:
Lincoln county on S. Fork river, |
known as the Harvey Jetton old
home place. 10 room home, tenant
house, big barn, extra good pas
ture. Price $3,200. J. B. Nolan Co.
ltp
EXPERT WASHING-AN D GREAs'
ing of cars at the Friendly Serv
ice Station, 406 South LaFayette
street, phone 737-J. • tf 17c
CALL PAT FOR WASHING AND!
greasing, $1.00, Friendly Service i
Station, phone 737-J. tf 17c
I FIX TRACTORS. GEORGE MUR'
ray, Waco. 3t aop
FOR RENT: THREE ROOM
apartment, nicely furnished. Closed
in. Phone 627. 3t 20c
NOTICE! LANDIS SHOT: SHOP: j
First class shoe repairing, also:
used Singer Sewing machines and
parts for any machine. We also,
repair machines. West Marion
street. Shelby, N. C. tf wed-fri 22c!
yourshrubbery
arrived a t Wool
worths today, ltp
SMALL FARM. 24 ACRES NEAR
Beth-Ware school, just off hard
surface road. Price $30 per acre.
J. B. Nolan Co. ltc
WANTED: AGENT FOR OLD
line accident and health com
•pany. Attractive proposition of
fered to right person. Write E. L.
Walker, Dist. Mgr., Forest City,
N. C. 3-22p
BADGER TIRES MADE BY FISK
44°-21 . $4.40
4 50_2° . $4.64
4.50- 21 . .$4.84
4.75-19 . .. $5.12 ;
5.50- 17 . .. $6.68
5.50- 19 . .._. $7.oo
These are guaranteed and- are
new fresh stock. Bridges Auto
Parts at Fink old stand. 3t 22c
FOR SALE 1 MULE, AND I NICE
saddle horse. H. H. Gold, New
House. 3-24p
FOR SALE—ONE TWENTY-FIVE
horsepower boiler and fixtures,
first class condition. C. D. Stroup
Fallston. 2_24p
60 ACRES ON NO. 20 HIGHWAY,
4 miles west of Shelby, 7 room
two story home with electric
lights. 40 acres in cultivation. This
is an ideal farm at reasonable
price. J. B. Nolan Co. ltc
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 19J1
Ford truck; panel deliver; in good
condition. P. M Mauney. 2t 24p
good If ro¥g
l^awn Chairs, with
arm rests. Special at
85c. Clark Hard
ware Co. tf-22c
WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR OLD
scrap *iron, $3.00 per ton for mix
ed. Bridges Aifto Parts. 3t 22p
FOR SALE: COMPLETE SOLID i
steel drum In good condition. Real i
cheap. Phones 100 or 110. Cage
Ellis Transfer Co. ltcj
NEW COTTAGE SEWING MA
chine and one sewing machine
motor at a bargain. See D. O. Lee
at Reinhardt Grocery. 2t tf2c
FOR RENT: FURNISHED APART
ment close in. See Mr. Stanton.
209 South Washington St. ltc
LONG AND SHORT DI8TANCE
hauling of all kinds. Household
goods a 'specialty. Phones 100 or
110. Cage Ellis Transfer Co. 2t24c
WANTED: LADY STENO-BOOK
keeper for insurance office. Ap
ply at office. Stanton Insurance
Agency. 209 South Washington
Street, Shelby. ltc
SEE MOSER BROTHERS! SHEL
by. for peas and cane seed.
~ 5t 22c
FOR SALE: CHILD’S BED AT
bargain. Phone 757-W. 3t 24c
new p’loors — see z. j.
Thompson Lumber Co., phone
107- H 19c
AXLES AND CHASSIS STRAIGH
ten in automobiles; wheels set in
line and bad steering corrected.
Elias C. Leigh, 1108 Lily Mill
road, South Shelby. ltc
PLANS MATURING FOR A
PUBLIC CHEROKEE HOSPITAL
GAFFNEY, S. C., April 24.—The
: first meeting of the six members of
;the governing board for a Chero
kee county hospital appointed by the
j legislative delegation will be held
Thu/sday night In the city hall at
Blacksburg,
The board is expected to select a
temporary chairman and tempor
ary secretary, after which the six
members will elect a seventh as pro
vided by the law establishing the
| hospital.
Morganton Man Is
Beneficiary In Will
NEW YORK, April 23.—The es
tate of the late William N. Calder,
in whose will Albert w. Hobble, of
Morganton, N. C., and Era H. Bagg,
of Fairvlew, N. C., were named as
beneficiaries, y^as valued at $59,136
gross and $54,912 net In transfer
tax appraisal filed here Tuesday.
Hobble, a nephew, and Era Bagg,
.sister-in-law, each receive one
fifth of the residuary estate.
FOR SALE: ONE 1934 PLYMOUTH
deluxe coach going for $350,
, Bridges Auto Parts. 3t 22c
LOR RENT OR SALE: NICE NEW
five room brick bungalow, with
breakfast room and bath. Large
attic and basement, heating plant,
garage. Apply at Star office.
tf 24c
$71,381 Suit Is Filed
Against Hickory Firm;
HICKORY, Aoril 23.—A lawsuit!
against the Southern Desk com
pany. of Hickory, in which the
plaintiff. E. L. Flowers, of Hickory,
is asking for the recovery of $71,
341.45 for commissions allegedly due
him by the defendant, was filed in
Catawba county superior court yes
terday.
Mr. Flowers, in his complaint,!
alleges that the Southern Desk
company owes him a total of $71,
381.45 for goods sold and services
rendered from 1927 until 1935. The
plaintiff further contends that the
defendant company "violated and
broke the contract made with him
as a salesman.” failing to pay him
the commission mentioned in the
said contract.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO FILE
CLAIMS
The undersigned, having been appoint
ed trustee In two certain deeds of as
signment executed by R. B. B. Keeter and
wife and Floyd Dover and wife, said deeds
of assignment being dated March 31,
1838, and assigning all goods, wares, mer
chandise. etc., in those two certain places
of business located on Martin street and
the Dover mill village. Shelby, N. C.. for
the benefit of the creditors of R. B
Keeter and Floyd Dover. This is to give
notice to all who have claims against the
said R. B. Keeter and Floyd Dover to file
them with the undersigned os or before
July 4. 1838 at Shelby, N. C., or this no
tice will be pleaded In bar of their re
covery. All persons or firms Indebted to
R. B. Keeter and Floyd Dover wlU make
lmmedate settlement.
This April 3, 1838.
chab. A. HOEY, Trustee.
Jno. P. Mull, Atty. 4t Apr 3c
Dixie Howell Takes
Up Baseball Game
PORTLAND, Ore.—(A1)—Millard
(Dixie) Howell, the great Alabama
halfback who led his team to vic
tory over Stanford in the Rose
Bowl 'game played January 1, 1935,
has definitely giveh up football and
iootball-coaching for baseball.
Playing shortstop and left field
for Portland in the Pacific Coast
league, he is one of the fastest men
in the circuit.
Howell, a chattel of the Detroit
Tigers, was farmed out to Houston
in the Texas league last year and
now to Portland.
In the pasture Howell covers - a
lot of ground and at short he makes
ground balls look easy. Manager
Max Bishop of Portland hasn't de
cided yet whether to make an in
fielder or outfielder out of the ex
grldder. He has a strong throwing
arm.
Two civilian and about 50 con
vict cooks, waiters and dishwashers
prepare about 1,500,000 meals a
year in the state prison at Hunts
ville, Texas.
LIGHT
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and according to best authorities,
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rundown state; constipation was
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It’s the same story, wherever this
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