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YOUR OPPORTUNITY ? I. C. 8 J,'
Instruction enable? ambitious stu- f,
dents to get a quick knowledge of
Mechanical Engineering uud to
'advance in the field of machine j
design. Free' booklet. I'. L. Plercy, '
Box 2455, Gastonlu. N. C. - j.,
FOR- SALE! Four room house, fine
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luruixuii, KWAi 11**1^11 mniimm, muv
walk being paved. Terms. XYZ
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STORE FOR RENT and one \aian
lot for sale on Piedmont avenue, fc
REMEMBER ? On Saturday you net J"'
one of our delicious Banana Split.)
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Orug "
Company.
KEY8 MADE, LOCKS. VACUUM
Cleaners, Small Electrical Appll m
antes, and Speedometers repaired 'f
C.' L. Ramsey. Phone 126-M. '*
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FOR RENT ? Furnished rooms. 115
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Thomas A. Edison was the smartest ,c
business man in American History:
f do you think he was?" George: "I'll Ui
ay he wai; he Invented the phono- a>
graph and the radio so people would
It' up half the night and burn his in
electric light bulbe." You wont sit w
up half the night figuring out why In
butlnese concerns can't hope to do
the business of today by following af
the methods of yesterday. fe
D. F. Hord Furniture Co. Z
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Recommendations Made
it Potato Conference
^liftlitekl>*U" rdtstlre to the
939 agricultural conservation prorata
ud to mark*tine of potatoes
rsire rti'iio to' Ow U. S. Department
f Agriculture at a recent national
conference of potato growers held
1 Washington.
JOhn C. Brootn of Aurora and H.
Mai tie of Weekavllle were the
lorfh Carolina representatives at
30 meeting.
Among the recommendations were |
'hat the rates of payments In con-1
ectton with po.uto acreage . allottents
be the same in 1939 as tlioy j
ere in 1938; that the methods of
elermining slate, .otnnty and fann
creage allotments 1h> unchanged;
tat the AAA be urged to obtain as
tpidly as possible the most recent
nd laecurate data to be used as a I
lists for adjusting state potato}
ield figures; hnd that greater hu-1
tority be granted county and comiunity
committees to adjust yield
gures for Individual farms. , .
The industry also requested' Lite i
. S. Department of Agriculture to i
evelcp marketing agreement pro-, i
rams and submit them to potato i
rowers in a referendum as soon as I
essiblo. and tliat such marketing Ji
rtitranm lit* Miimilpni<>ntu in iHvmv 1
oil program*.. } i
The Kxteiision Smlcf. AAA anil j
h<-r cduiV<janitl agencies ?ejx> auk i
! to cooperate In disseminating Inirmation
us lo marketing amor '1
-n'r "H'l A )
ofc wa* mado wr reeoareh studies H
aUna with the possibilities and!
volopment of uew us<x> and hew j
itlot* for potatoes a* a nivalis of
indlhig surplusew. <
Finally, a national potato com- I
Ittee was suggested to adequately i
^present the Industry n misting
tth the eatablkdiment of practical i
rocodures for remedying the pota- .1
i problem. '
"arm Questions
Lnswered
Q.?How can 1 preserve or save
10 extra beef on the farm?
A.?All beef left after a killing
nd usual distribution may be corni
and put aeide for future use. Cut
to meat into five or siv pound
hifnksi and rub with salt. Then 1
vck into a clean vessel of hard
OQd or stone ware and cover with '
pickle made with one and one-half 1
>unds of slalt, one ounce of saltier,
one-fourth pound of sugar or '
'rup, and one gallon of pure water. '
eave the meat tin cure for about '
mo works and then smoke to Im 1
rove flavor. The rounds are usualallowed
to hang for some time 1
i dry out.
r.?Should 1 food' rouehage to my 1
ilry cows before or white the cows '
re being milked?
A.?Neither. If fed before or dur- '
ig tmllking the air will be filled 1
ith dust which will get Into the
HIP dnd Impair the quality. UouK'tj
;c and highly flavored feeds, such
i turnips or rye. should always bo
,d after milking. The highly flavor (
ed feeds will Impart an objection- ,
>!? flavor to the milk If fed during
> a short time before milking. (
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all. a clean cow la narnaaary lor the
gratia si Is a d dm, food tuailty
milk or cream. .
Q.^-Wba* to ?be beat fertiliser for
Irish potatoes to Eastern North Car
ollnaf .
A.?On Hgbt sandy soils and dark
loamy- soils a mixed fertiliser containing
five percent nitrogen, seven
percent phosphoric acid, and five
percent potash should be used at
the rate of 2.000 pounds to the acre.
T-lhie should be thoroughly, mixed in
the furrow a week or two before the
seed pieces .are planted. Wheri the
(i3rly season is rainy. Jhe Bandy
soils should be side dressed with 100
pounds of sulphate if aunnonla or
150 pounds of nitrate of soda when
the plants are from four to six Inches
high.
Q.?How I regulate my incubator
before. starting the hatch?
A.?Place the incubator in a room;
where- the temperature does nttj
viiry more than 20 degrees in 24;
hours. It should then be cleaned, dls,
'nfr.- <d or fund gated yund allowed
tc dry before using. All machines
should ho .run at least 24 hours before
vugs are sot. After the heat is
applied note the temperature on the
inside of the incubator and. gradual-^
ly tighten the thumbscrew on top of
the incubator until the disc on top
>f.the heater flue, is raised one-four-1
ih Inch and the inside temperature
a as recommended by the uuniufactirer.
SOUTH ( AUOIilNA.
OTVKl.tXH tOI NTV
Sot ice of Re-Sale of Valuable Bull-,
ness Realty in the City of Kings
Mountain
.Under and by virtue of the power
if ttfi Itx p{ vnn 4r? on /\r/loi?
....n. . mmm un VI UVI UI OU J""l " j
or Court In this cause titled: "Rey-'j
iolds vs. Reynold*", and. further, be,
atise of the interposing of a' proper;
tnd sufficient up-set bid. the under-'
tigocd commissioner will re-sell at
'he courthouse door hi Shelby, N. C.
on Saturday. January 21, 1939. at
12:00 M., or within legal hours the
following described reel estate:
Lota Numbers 1, 2. 3, 4, 5, and 6
as shown on a plat or map made by
E. U Campbell, surveyor. of the
Levy Reyonlds' eetate, which mapi
will appear on record in the Regis-!
tec of Deeds office for. Cleveland)
County, N. C., the said lots being
bounded on the north by J. 0. Plonk
and M. I* Harmon; on the eeet by
1: 8. Allen and on the south by J.
R. Hern (ton and on the west by Rail
xtad street. '
The above described lots are looted
on the east side of Railroad
Vvenue and are of dholoe location,
oetng splendid lots for business purposes
and Investment.
The lots will be told first singly
Mid Immediately thereafter as a
whole. The terms of sale; One half
i-aah and tthe remaining half within
six months from date of sale with
the privilege of paying all cash upon
the confirmation of sale. This Is
the 2nd day of January, 1939.
C. B. Mc.Brayer, Commissioner.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administratrix
of the estate of William E. Owen, debased.
late of Cleveland County,
^orth Carolina, tlrls is to notify all
persons having claims against said
state to exhibit 'the,same to me,
Ihe undersigned Administratrix. hn
)r before the 12th, day of January.
1940, or this notice will be pleaded
r. bar of any recovery thereon.
All persons Indebted to said eeate
are hereby notJfSed to make linnediate
payment .to me.
This the 12th day of Jan., 1939.
Mrs. W. E. Owen, Admlnistrtrix. 1
-adv?feb IB .. <
WE ARE
As near as as your Phoni
In Everything to Eat.
Prompt Deliveries
BLALOCK
AND MAR
Phone 58-R
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THURSDAY. JAN. IS. IMS
NOTIOft fin AIM
Unto ?M?d by virtu* of Ikn power 1
| of Mle ooqtthwdt In a deed of trust t
given' by W. . Morris and trite, Violet
Mond, to the undersigned as 1
trustee for the First National Bank o
of Ktnge Motmtata, on the 23rd day 4
of December, 193^ and registered la 1
the Register of Deeds Ottlce for 2
Cleveland County 4b Book 223 at 3
page 74 to secure the indebtedness a
therein mentioned aivdt default hav- ,n
Ing been made ih Che payment of o
same uud at the request of the First ^
National Bank of K>'.ngs Mountain, I o
door in Shelby, Cleveland Country, f'
North Carolina; on Monday, Febrti
ary 6, 19:59, at ten o'clock A. M. or
within legal hours, the following de- scribed
real estate; .
will sell for tosh at the Courthouse
KlitriT TRACT: Situated in the '
Town of Kings Mountain. North Cnr|''
oliua and beginning at .an iron states 1
on the' Kust side of Cuusler: StreeV. j'1
J. I(- Davis corner and runs thence "
\vitIt tils Mite S. 89 E. 0.50 chains ioj"
a stake; tlvenee N. 35 K. 1.50 chains ?
to U stake; thence S. 53 E. 3.97 !
(.kilns;- to a stake; tit -itee S. 38 K. 1
3.34 chains to a stake;, thence N.I1*'
,'.t E. 0.33 chains to a cherry stump; l"
thence N. 40 E. 9.30 chains toa
?<n>ke; til ('nee N. 2 K. 3 04 ihv.'lns dola
stake; thence S. 87 E. 1.00 chain
o a stake; 'thence N. 41-.. 3 t5
< hoins to a stoke; thence S. 87'.* W:|
?* 14 ( 'lit f<i it, tlltibo' i <-! 1 '
\V. 2.1?7 chains to a stake; thence S.
89 \V. :i l7 Cbaliur to a stake; tbrtice
X. 1 B. -3.17 dia|ltt to a stake; thence
N to 17 l.tln, f. a sink--.. ii.
tKo .N 1 K. '.<4 chains to a stiake
in Waco Hond; thence wltli Waco
Road S. 86 W> 10.34 chains to a etbke
thence 8. 4% E 2 08 chains to
stake; thence 8. 85 \V. 160 chains
to a stake; thence N. 4% W. 2.08
chains to a stake In Waco Road:
thence 8. 85 W. 1.88 chains ,to a
stake; thence 8. .40 W. 64 links to a
stake; thence N. 62 W. 46 links to a
stake; thence S. 2% W. 2.00 chains ..
to a' stake; thence 8. 88 E. 3.03
chains to a stake; thence 8. 4 % E.
80 links to a stake; thence N. 88 W.
2.03 chains to a stake In the edge of
Cansler Street; thence with Canals;
Street 8. 2% W. 13.20 chains to the
t<eginntag. containing 27% acres,
more or less.
SECOND TRACT: Situated on the
West side of Cansler Street in the
Town of Kings Mountain, -North
Carolina, and beginning at a stake
in the edge of said street. Pearl
Rlppey's corner, and runs thence
with Cansler Street N. 2% E. 75
links to a stake; thence N. 86 W
1.61 chains to a stake; thence N.
2% E. 75 links to a stake;- thence
N. 86 W. 75 links to & stake; thence
N. 2% E. 75 links to a slake; thence
S. 86 E. 2.27 chains to a stake in the
edge of Cansler Street; thence with
Cansler Street N. 2% E. 18.60 chains
to a Btake; thence S. 89 W. 1.92
chains to a stoke; thence N. 4 E.
1.35 chains to a stake; thence N.
80% E. 1.85 chains to a stake in the
i-dge of Cansler Street: thence with Cansler
Street N. 2% E. 2.20 chains #
to a stake in the edge of Waco Road
thence Waco Roadi K. 52 W: 1.40
chains to a stake, Orville Morris'
rorner; thence with his lino S. 36%
W. 1.90 chains to a r,;ake; thence
N. 52 W. 1.51% chaius to a stake;
tbence N. 36% E. 1.90 chains to a
slake in Waco Road; thence with
Waco Road N. 52 W. 2.97 chains to
a stake, thence S. 36>4 W. 2.95
chains to a stake; thence N. 52. \V.
7.07 chains to a stake; thence S.
SC'/i W. 5.50 chains to a stake;
thence S. 58 E. 14.84 chains to a
stake; thence S. 40 W. 13.82 chains
to a stake; thence S. 8914 E. 2.72
tbains to a stake; thence S. 2% W.
e. Call Us For The Best
Friendly Service
GROCERY
KET
E. Mountain St.
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1.50 olMlni to a stake; thence 3. M
i. ill cUlos to the beginning, ooa
biotas UJ acres, more or leas.
THIRD TRACT: Situated la the
'own of Kings Mountain. NorJh Car
Una; and being lota numbers 1, a, S.
. 6; 6; 7; 6; 9; Id. 11. 11. 13. 14
6.. 16. 17. lfc 18. 30; 21; 22; 23; 24;
5. 26, 27, 28. 29, 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; i
5. 36. 38. 39. and 40 In Block "S"
? will appear on a map or plat
>ade b< K. 1.. Campbell, Surveyor,
_ KT?.. ? 1. .v ? 1 A a a Art a ? *
u nu*cii|inir 1U, rjia, ior W, A.
J orris et al as wilt appear on re-crd
1n the KesiMer of Deeds Office .
ir Cleveland County.
This tho 3rd day of January, 1939.
B. S. NEIL.L. Trustee.
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EXECUTOR S NOTICE
Having (|ualified as' executors foi
to last will and testament of 11. S
larmon. deceased, all. persons havlg
claims against It. S. Harmon's es
ite will pilose file same with the
ndorslgned- on or before tho Bth day
f January. 1940, or this notice will
pleaded in bar of tholr recovery.
All |s'lsqnti indebted to raid esite
will please make immediate pat
unt. 1
This tho 4th day of January, 193'J.
Itayiiier Harmon and N'<>rtl\. Hnrmlm.
Executors.
It Davis. Atty. ?fob 9
COLDLAX open* and soothes the
iticmist?nn 01 inc air-pa^sagcs ot
the head, throat a:>d bronchial
tube*. It also eliminates poisonout
wastes from the system, thereby
giving lasting relief. Your druggist
is authorised to sell COLDLAX
on a money back guarantee.
ACHINGCOLDS
MmlMrBHIKSS
This Easy, Qaick Way!
To bring relief from the discomfort
of chat* wilili, muscular rheumatic
aches and paine due to colda?you need
more than "just e ealtre"?nee a stimulating
"tommtm trrUmt" like good old
warming, soothing Mustaral*. It penetrates
the surface skin breaking up local
congestion and pain resulting from colds.
Even better than a mustard plaster?'
Musteroie has been used by millions for
over 80 years. Recommended by many
doctors and nurses. In three strengths:
Regular, Children's (mfld) and Extra
Strong, 401. Approved by Good Housekeeping
Bureau. Ail druggists.
QUESTIO
What's the Answer?
By EDWARD riNCH
IlPT^T .m\VuII^//a
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Mg r STARS WHEH
IT IS nof really stars we see; It la
a blinding light. And that light
la not really aight but sensation.
Any of the five senses when stimulated
artificially will produce the
sensation for which that sense is
responsible. Thus, when a blow to
the eye injures the nerves of the
eye it sends to the brain a message
of sight. Since there is really
nothing there to see. it reacts In a
sansation oI light.
By PE
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"BIG". ."RICH". ,-v
"POWERFUL" ,
is this Company?
. jTot' have do (Tntibt licaid the
telephone cottrpanv tofi'irtd to or
though! of ii yourself-a* a big, rich
;ai.ul pi/wei fill company.
II.f Soiiiiiorii Bell IVIephone
Company has to be big in order to
piop' ii you ami more than a
nhlliiiii ot'ici telephonesuhstrihers
io tlic Sctilli. It has an obligation to
11'"ft V0111 ih uianihlor aih<|Uate and
rh piiida.MetrlephoiirstTV it c, no matlet
liow hifi they m ii lie. Big. and
' >:>, is the army ol telephone
kiji Ids. More than liiiiclcc:n "tliour
.ii ol them arc rtipilred to serve
the s.mth cHiticnily, day and night.
Tfct i|tlt(Viii the telephone comparty
tnii-dst pi suite hlmnidv lunld
in > ?ii,h. rabies and iusiiiimeSTtc-_
modern telephone plant anif equipment
lit itrtc .u oie than a million
Mil. ' 1 litis. Must .of this piupeity
Kpnld' I* valueless il the putdic
treed lor set vice should Cs.ee.
pi.one (oiitp.iny is continually'paid ' t
. out lor rtrttfts.lormaterials.lor ta\ys,
am! to Uiiid and stockholders Inrtlre
lisC.pt their savings vvitli uhiili the
company has Imught theequipment
and tools needed tor the sets ice. .
Every penny receiver!.by the tele(diode
company must lie accounted
or. Its hooks arc kept in aicordance
vith 1 lie regulations prescribed by
federal and Mate authorities. They
must lie kept open at all times for
governmental inspection. They are
audited regularly by accredited out-'.
.. aide accountants. %
All the'power the company posaesses
is granted to If by state and
federal governments. But it cannot
choose its customers, and its rates
and practices are regulated and controlled
by governmental agencies.
The telephone company is powerful
, however, in some (hi tigs. It is
powerful in its unity of purpose and
* loyalty of workers. It possesses the
power of the best minds in research,
invention and manufacture. It has
fhe power of the highest ideals of
service and the courage to go forward.
giving the public, the most
service and the best at the least cost
consistent with financial stability. jf
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE * *
AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
IMCOMOIATID
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We have some Rood
late model Used , Cars
that have been recently
traded in on the new
1 QQQ l?Atvl V-Q Oft/s Hme*
x wi/ a vi|U T "O kTCC 'iU9
now for a Rood Used
Car or a brand new
Ford V-8 with Hydrau
lie brakes.
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Plonk Motor
Co.
Authorized Ford
Dealer
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