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Cleveland County Fair To Be Held ?
$cpt. 27th through Oct. 1st. 'I
Shelby. Sept. 13.?A corps of work c
men 1a busily engaged at tre Clove- 1
land County Fair 'grounds preparing 51
for what officials believe will bo the j
record cxposlttdu of this county this,
fall. The fair, which will open Sept. j v
27 and will continue through Oct. 1.1 '
Is fourteen years old. Annually It1"
has grown and developed until It Is j '
the loading event of Its kind In the'-1
piedmont and Western sections of 1
the two Carolina*.
More than $X.OOo in premiums are] 1
offered exhibitors and contestants at ''
the Cleveland CotuHy Pair this year "
Virtually ever count> of* the t.errl-1
torv surrounding Cleveland will 'oeiu
represented in the exhibits. ?
J S. Dorton, secretary of the'I
.? Cleveland CouVrty Fair, as well as *
arranged for the outstanding 'iiiiuse-ja
wient features of the country by the'
selection of those mor.t popular at H
previous -fairs with the newest In
the form of entertainment thU year. H
The varjo..* days of fair week
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(liu**-, u'.ytl
Frlrtav, Sept .10. has Iwbli set a- "
*hlc as tiovernorsH' Day ami will
Bring (Jrvcrtior 1'lytlc It lloey. of B
North Carolina, whoso homo is In l'
Sihelliy, and In all probability, the
Governor of Sooth Carolina.
Tuesday, Sopt. 27, tho opening day
ot tho fair, has lieen designated as
School Day and all school children h
from all counties of this section or]
the two Carolina* will be admitted a
tree. o
Wednesday, Sept. 28, will be )>
"thrill, Day" and will feature the o
performance of Lucky Teeter 'and t'
his Famous Hell Drivers who proved ii
so sensational a success here,, last w
year. e
Thursday. Sept. 29, will reature a
the performance of some of the fin- e
eat pacers and .trotters of the horse n
racing world. v
( Saturday. Oct. 1. will feature au- b
to mobile racing with some of the li
foremost race drivers of America t
"Star In My Kitchen" ?
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stars lux in the dishpan
?because Lux gives your
hands beauty care. It
has no harmful alkali to
dry and coarsen the skin
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. ?because it makes
quick, rich, gentle suds
because it gets the
dishes done in almost
no time
? .?and costs ever so little,
especially when you use
the economical big boa.
for dishes- 1/71 fjfM
md$ MM* [Mm
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SCREEN ATTRA(
THURSDAY A
VIVACIOU
Ginger Rogers ? <
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8ATUR
?Double F
uni i- i* - * m
tiiocK fiestas
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
MONOAY A 1
JOSE
* Don Ameohe ? S
WEDNE8
?Double Feature^S
Blind Mice"
I Loretta Young
i Joel McCrae
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Grounds
>wds
oinpeting . In the various events,
rhoso races will be under the offiial
supervision of the contest board
a' American Automobile Association |
hits keen and fair ccmpetlon is as- ,
tired. (
Featured grandstand acta include: ,
Jumbo. the famous elephant |
riilch created the tkle role in Billy ,
lose's Broadway extravaganza, |
J umbo." assisted by a cast which ,
neludes a oaincl. u Great Dane dog ,
uid a pony in a" complete repei- ,
oire of circus formations. ,
' Helen Keynolds and .Her Seven |
\'orId t'liuinplon Skaters. Helen ,
te. nobis world's" foremost roller |
kater with her troupe which Is rec- .
ani/ed as the fustest skating act i
in the stage today. ' . ' ?
Revelations of lill',8. A l'.C.S edi)<>n
of one of the cleverest and gays'
musical coined) * ; a revue fear
> r Uii'i i'f i1 i i' 1 I I
nd Imithter ,
IMl'es Sensation An aeroplane
y in phony atop ? 900 foot apparatus
it feats of halaucing. amazing spins
nl *? nchronl/.eJ gymnastics.
Ihunnntl* Arabs. Seven performers
ruin Arabia in a swift tumbling act
1 speed, endurance and anility.
Maurice and Vincent. Two of the!
reaten acrobatic coinediuns ever
i> appear liefo're a grand stand. ,
^arm Questions Answered
'
Q.?When is tile beat time to sow
airy vetch?
A?This legume eon be seeded
ny time during September, October
r November, but early sowing givee
est results. Use about 200 pounds
f seed to the acre and cover troin
wo to three Inches deep when sowig.
Do not use rye with vetch
here 'the crop Ib to be turned undr
as the rye will reach the proper
tage for "turning -about one month
arlier than vetch. Oates or wheat
lay be userli for this mixture. Hairy
etch also makes good hay in comInation
with small grains, increasng
both the yield and protein eonent
of the hay.
Q.?Whlat is the best fertilizer to
ise for lawns?
A.?If the soil is deficient in or;anic
mhtter liberal quantities of
arm-yard manure, or woods-mold
hould be added and thoroughly
worked Into the top two or three inhes
or soil before seeding. Front (
ive to six hundred pounds per acre
if fertilizing containing 5 to 6 perent
nitrogen, 10 to 12 ped cent avail
ihle phosphoric acid, ami 4 to 6 per .
ont potash should then be broad
ast and <worked in the soil for Plod
nont futd Mountain sections. In the
\>astal Ptain section the fertilizer
hould be a 4-8-4 mixture.
"SAimmy" causes loss of >
control at critical Periods ?
and the resulting wrecks,
injuries, etc. Have us check c
and realign your car's whe r
els, frame, axles now. 11
Modest charges,
SHERER & FOGLE J
116 N. Morgan St. e
Shelby, N. C. * i
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Jamea Stewart
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"The Texans"
Joan Bennett
Randolph 8oott t
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Imone Simon
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Blind Alibi
Whitney Bourne
Richard Dix I
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-IK KINOS MOUNTAIN HKRALT
RAMBLIN* ~
SPORTS
Liast week we said that "Boon
McDanlel balanced the Mountain?
line beautifully. And he does. B
Ihia week we have backfteld* n?'
of equal importune?. Morrison, ai
hew lad who hasn't played in a c
pie years, is in the backfteld agai
jiid another back. Johpny Kezzi
by name, has also been added. K
slab. ?i lad of 185 pounds, can bio
with the btst of them, and klc
well. Mcrrlson, one of -the fa8t?
runners around, can also kick The
boys, with Neisler and (llbson
(heir baekfield colleagues. shot
bring home the-bacon. And wl
'Boone," Bennett. IWckey, and Suli
In the line, it looks mighty got
These boys make the team (as
B. I. would bjyl a "Bretty Sight" I
leed.
in... i nun i ii iiii'iiimu in. i.i,.
s a guard, and not a tackle, as >
taid last week.
'Ar<1 now saijveon? pops up Wl
lie i lea of u eilv Itnskoitcill l?
1 sound# good. All tin* towns, row
ibout have theiu, and find them
papular. A league of 4 or fi tear
ihruld easily be organized: one
dare nice. on^ at the Pauline, tl
Stags another and the Lions t'lu
>r some other organization. a fot
h. It locks like a sweet set-up.
The only obstacle is whether
lot the tfuras could play In the ne
ichool gym. And this is lo difllcti
iroblem. All the teams could pli
me game each week, on the s-.in
light, in the gy. If there were fot
earns, this would be two gamei
ittd if six teams were organized,
tames could' be played. As the H.
earn plays on Tuesdays and Kriu..
he Civic League could wbrk iu
Vedneaday night or Thursday nig'
tchedule. Although "Skinip" Stow
vho advanced the idee, and sever
ithers have been planning and ta
ng it. over, no definite plans ha'
teen made. But it sound good, tool
tood, and Is a good idea. More per
r to those behind the movement!
Personals
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(Cont'd from Society page)
.0 resume his .studies at I>avidai
'ollege.
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Vfra Thnmaa ru wfAi-H im#! o ??-???*-?
major operation at Mercy Hospit
.'harlotte, Sept. 6, and is recoverli
latisfcctorily.
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QUI Woodson has' returned to h
onie in Salisbury after a visit
he home of his uncle. Mr. lluyi
lackmer, and Mrs. Blackmer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Newton Wells ar
it tie son, Larry of Bethany. S. (
re re spend-the-day guest-* of M
nd Mrs. Frank Crawford.
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Mrs. Harold Hunnicutt and bat
on, Harold Richard. Jr., will retm
iome today from Mercy Hospital, I
'harlotte.
Misses Mary Ulakely and Beatrh
leron of the school faculty, <
llacksburg were week-end guests i
>lr. and Mrs. W. E. Blakely.
Mrs. Jiinmie Harris and ten-dai
>ld baby have returned home fro:
*tty Hospital in Gastonla. Mrs. Ha
is before- marriage was Miss Car
Ine Hord.
Mr. and Mrs, W. L. Fortune ar
laughter, Lois, "returned home Sa
irday after vlbltlng tor several da;
vith Mrs. Fortune's sister In Ra
Igh.
Victor Webster, who lives on tl
tastonia-Kings Mountain , hlghwa
lear Kings Mountain underwent s
iperation for appendicitis in t!
fty Hospital, Gastonla, recently.
Mr. B. A. Murray returned hoir
Saturday from Duke Hospital, Du
lam, where he has been a patlei
aid is Spending this week- "with h
arenta at Maideu.
Miss Elizabeth Plonk left Tuesdi
or Bristol. Vir.. where she. entert
Virginia Inter Monte College. 81
ras accompanied as far as Ashevil
iy. her mother, Mrs. Grler Plonk ar
Irs. P1. C. Elam.
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Mr,, and Mrs. 8. C. Ratierree. ei
ertalned Friday evening with a fot
:ourse, seven o'clock dinner comp
nenting their grandson, James Re
erree who was leaving over tl
keek-end for college.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Caveny ar
diss Ruth Caveny were visitors i
he University of Tennessee. <
Cnoxville, Tenn., Tuesday. Mil
luth Caveny plans to enter the Ui
'ersity next- week.
Mrs. W. P. Saunders aad daughtt
lotty, and Mr. and Mrs. bill Hit
it Hemp, were week-end visitors <
(rs. R. 8. Plonk and faintly. . Mr
?Ke remained here for a week's ati
vith her mother.
Mr. and Mrs Otis Falls calobratt
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THURSDAY. SEPT. 15, 19S8
Mountaineers 1
Bessemer City ]
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_ BAND TO PLAY AT TILT.
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er By Wblttlngton
tut Friday (tomorrow afternoon)
ivs Conch Crowell Little Jrles his vetto
w.on "of the well known 'Windmill
ou system" tor the first time.'when the
n; local griddcrs scrimmage against
alt Bessemer City.. Because of tie fact
ez that this game ts only a scrimmage,
ck the public will be admitted free.ks
No other game Is to be played until
;at Sept. :10. at Newton, lie cause Coach
sej Lit tId says that he believes It will
as i take at "least two weeks practice to
ildi find ami correct und defects,
itli 1 Two valuable udditious .to - the
er team this week ure Luther Morrison!
><i ami' Johnny Kezztah. both backfieK
It. titi-ii Morrison is a fast runner, good
In- (dui ker and also kicks. Keszlah who
weighs 185 pounds (the largest on
dSn^can^h^^dockerami^kiiJjmj.
WP *?H?5WWF,,^fflr*T!TG3o!r" TuuT"W?fIerj
ve these boys should give the Mouit
taineers, a bac-kfteld equal, or superior
to. any team in the couferth
ence. te.
I .ie Kings Mountain School Band;
;td will bo on hand to lend the tilt 'all
to tin- air of a regular game.
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"pi TENNIS TOURNEY
'5. ENDED SATURDAY
ir
IT he sceded-position tennis toura-[
or I aHU-tu ended last Saturday. Sept. 10
w with very few changes in.'original
lit positions. In the Senior division. L.
iy <? :
j"c their birthdays Suuday which hapat
poued to occur on the same day. Ius.
vited guests' for dinner were Mr. and
j Mrs. \V. O. Kails. .Mr. and Mrs. Safh
3 Howell, Miss Lionise Falls and Mr.
George Blalock.
a ?o?
ht Miss F.uzelia Smart of Winstone
Salem and her brother, Mr. ErwlU
al Smart of the Kings Mountain school
Ik faculty were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
re George Moss last Friday evening
ks Miss Smart and Mrs. Moss were
w* school mates ot Meredith College,
, Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jackson. Mr
and Mrs. Ted Gamble. Misses Nina
Jackson and Sara Finger, Messrs
Mike Milam, Fred Finger. Luther
Cansler and George Weir attended
an the Ashcraft-White wedding in Char
lotte Saturday night. Mrs. Howard
Jackson was her sister's dame-of
nt honor, and Mr. .Howard Jackson was
al usher.
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Miss Louise Ledford, of Shelby,
and Miss Pauline Wilson of Port
i(s Huron. Michigan, both of whom
at have been taking post graduate
1K work at Manhattan Hospital. In New
York City, were recent guests at the
home of Miss. Ledford's uncle. Mr.
,d D. F. Hord and family, while on
their vacation trip to Miss Ledford's
r j heme in Shelby. The young women
, left early in the week for New Or;
j leans where they will study toward
B. S. degreed in Tulane University
u in connection with the University
l? hospital. v 1
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DO YOl
?f Anything about the pha
prescription? Does his
,a qualify him to perform :
m When so priceless an assi
r- pays to Know.
And Don't Forget V
id Presci
Kings Mount)
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o Scrimmage r
Friday
M. Logan entered when Hank Plonk
withdrew end advanced to 7th position.
in the Junior Ranks Charles
Carpenter advanced to number 2
slot and Fortune came into second
place.
Finals Standings:
Seniors: I. Skimp Stowe. 2. Luther
Candler. 3. Bus Oates 4 Bill For- <
tune.. 5. Jim Everhart. 6. J"ack Fortune."
7. L. M l?gan. S.Fred Plonk.
Juniors: '1 Charles Carpenter. 2.
Jones Fortune. 3. Paul Stewart. 4. .
James LlttleJolin. 6. "Flash' Ware.
6. Bobby Allhkn. V. Jack Randall. 8.
Martin Harmon, it, J. W. Jenkins.
Six acres of waste land have been
reclaimed, tor P. \V. Iaidty. Route 1.1
Concord, b.v the Cabarrus County ter :
. acing outfit. Cullies were scrapped
Jtut and the field terraced and sub
soiled, leaving It In condition .for;
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- Cattle owners of lteaufort County
are cooperating satisfactorily with'
the compulsory program of testing
for ItuilKH <1 incase.
SPECIAL
Thurs. Fri. Sat.
- Just Received .
Panne Satins
. Plain Crepes
Figured Crepes
Pencil Stripe Alpokro
Spun Rayor
48c yard
New patterns in Prints,
figured Poplin and plaid
Suitings?
19c yard
NEW FALL DRESSES
Materials:
Pencil Stripe Crepes
* Spun Royan
Alpakoro
Figured Crepes
Styles:
Dirudls
Tailored
$1.98
Belle's Dept.
Store
The Home Of
Better Values
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rmacist who fills your
training: and experience
this important service?
>t as health is involved, it
/e Fill Any Doctors'
ripticpt
iin Drug Co.
all Store .
Kings Mountain, N. C.
R OAIS
Jh MILUUNb
the Vital Way!
Alert women the country over make
t a fast end steady rule to serve
Quaker Oats every morning. For they
now every delicious serving provides
wealth of food elements you need
or vigorous health and vitality.
It's the abundance of food energy
tored in Quaker Oats that sends dad
nd the youngsters off to work and
cbool with vim and vigor. And it's
lature's precious Vitamin B in Quaker
hits that braces up nerves, peps up
ifglng appetites and tones up digesion.
. . . Quaker Oats is a quicklyrepared,
economical food, too. Order
package from your grocer today.
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will be found in the latest
creations from?
_BELK'S LADIES'
SHOPPE
You will find thse nationally
known garments
in our large, selection ?
DRESSES
Peter Pan Letty Lynn
Georgianna
Dorothy Dale
$3.00 to $17.95 ?
2 PIECE SUITS
Mannish Miss
Tabogram
$6.75 to $10.00
3 PIECE SUITS
. kjpuriwwiic
$10.00 to $39.50
COATS
Lustratonc
Kaybrooke
Johnny Coats
Glendale
$10.00 to $39.50
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We have just received a
large shipment of these
quality Slips?
$1.50 to $2.00
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