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REMEMBER On Saturday you get
one of our delicious Banana Splita
for oitly 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company.
% " ;FOR RENT Three Room Apartment,
connecting bath, hot and
cold water furnished. See W. K.
tLogan, 500 West Gold st. 3-23cc
(Continued Next Week)
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TOM AND GEORGE
Tom: "I told the wiltreu the otb
er evening that the steak was like
theweaither, rather raw.' George:
"Didn't-eh* tell you hat your board
bill was also like the weather ur
-settled? If your mind ie unsettled about
getting that new rug that you
K" have been hinklng about, ybo can gel
lit hare pay it by ths month.
D. F. Hord Furniture Co.
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O.S. POS p*n cw r o?
is estimated its business
every man, activity.
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teavelleo by geo roc waehinoton
lifetime were recently covered V
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)|bf,' aluminum was so
iih, rare and costly
: ( ucwelcrs cut At. AY to IT /V
m * sro*t MtMDOWS - today
y If rr can SB made for
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1 FREE! If excess acid (humph vn?
pains of Stomach Ulcers. Indigestion..
Heartburn, Belohlng, Bloating,
Nausea. Gns Pa Ins, get' free
Sample, Udga, at Kings Mountain
Drug Co. 6-4-p. *
GIRLS! Own your own business.
Earn $75 to $100 per weok. Have
others earning for you. Yes, it is
the beauty business. EVERY WOMAN
YOUR CUSTOMER T.oday.
whilo yon think of it, write and
find out how you can acquire the
jyofession. Open your own shop.
We train you"vour own
shop with a small payment. 'V/V
lielp you succeed.. Nov; classes
forming now. Continental College
of Beauty Culture, High Point, N.
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SEVERAL STEAM HEATED Office
Rooms for rent. For further information
call: C. F. Thomasson,
Phone 54.
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KEYS MADE, LOCKS, VACUUM
Cleaners, Small* Electrical Appll
. ances, and Speedometers repaired
C. L. Ramsey, Phone 126-M.
Sept. 22tfc
FOR SALE Several tons of reclaimed
Korean l^espedeza seed.
SV& ceiita pound. Also Clover seed.
S. L?. Carpenter, Lincoln ton, N. C.
Route 4. . mar 23
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LOST BUNCH OF KEYS.' Re(ward
for return to Herald Office.
FOR SALE two months old Spitz
pups.'. 116 City street,
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Hight Service
Righ Workmanship
i Rifirht Materials
' Right Prices
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SHOE SERVICE
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'MR KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD
'THIS'NTH AT'
By Alice Burton
Patterson Grove Section
Monday P. M. Gee this la a lovely
day! There's not a single cloud
to mar the clear blue sky, the sunijliine
Is warm and everything seems
ouiet aig^i peaceful. Spring is here
or is t't? Kuuny (strange to you)
vrather we have been having lately,
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viic uuj \nivt; i ov^v; we Q I'HUll K 111 (IT
Spring was here and the next day
<ve- were sure that ole man winter
lingered oh.
1 have been settling here on our
front potch for at least fifteen minutes
trying'to tkflnk of something to
svri'.e 'oll.-out but It isn't any use.
It's so peasant to Just .relax in a
rocking chair and gaze at the thing
around me but since 1 must write
something I'll Just tell you about the
things that 1 call see. 'Here goes:
The Jonquils and blue-bells nod to
each other .... Butter-cups lift
their faces to <t)ha sun .... The bridal
vo'l bushes, with their .shower of
white blooms, flutter, in the breeze
The honey-suckle tree makes
the air sweet with its fragrince
That buzzing sound you hear about
It to bees .... Over across the hill
I see men sowing seeds or soda
over tho wheat field' .... The maple
?liwy?tiWMwiw<? !?,??,< ..,ji
reddish hue .... The mountain looks
blue and very, near .... Smoke
drifts lazily from the chimney, of th?
K. M. H. S. building Somewhere
near a blid is singing Whoa there
pencil! Folks will think I've never
seen the country before! .But you
ste folks, my home Is Jn the country
and well, I sorta like ft here.
Now let me tell you about some
of the folks and then I'll scram.
|Mr. and Mm. John Ramsay and
Misses Pearl and Davie Hayes ol
Bessemer City were recent vlsfitort
of Mr. J. K. Ooforth.
Mltnei Vfrgf.nin and Vtck Patter
sen visited relatives n Shelby last
Sunday. ,
Miss Ruby Burton was the guest
of her sister. Mrs. Bense Sellers ol
Oak Grove last week-end.
Mies Dent's Huffstetler spent Wee
pesday .ntgtuf with Miss Ruth Wet
ttrv Siisan, Maxgare
I arid iJa.ura Burton and and
Cnirl Burton of near Betha-ny. a. Qwore
visiitora In this section Mtmdat
DIXON NEWS
'By Ch?)e? B.8M&?rt)
Mr. ,Conrad1 Hughes. who
been sick for several days Is mud
better at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. ChRders an<
family of Smyrna. S. 0.. were visl
tore several djrys last week In thl
community.
Mr. H. K. Stewart who has beei
sick for several days its much bet.te
at this writing.
Mrs, J. F. Owens of Kiug? Mour
tain vas visiting hi this commimlt
SinvinLV
.Miss MJ'iry Hughe? who has bee:
vkttlrcg her grandmother for severs
weekn who lives i!n Rock Hill r<
tiimed home last week.
There will be prayer meeting " a
Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Green's he*
Saturday night.
Mr Carlson Stewart who has bee
stck with cold Is much better a
thte time.
RAISES go to trained men first
thst ia why many men get I. C.
8. training. They are the first to
be hired and the last to be flrod.
Drafting
Plumbing
'Mechanical Engineering
INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
Scranton, Pa.
P. L. PERCY, Representative
11 Pox 2433 Qaatonia, N. C,
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THUR8JDAY. MARCH 1?. 1?S9
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of tbe power
f sale contained In a deed of trust
,lven by Wiley H. McGlnul*. and
wife, Minnie E. McGlnnls. to the undersigned
as trustee for the Kings
Mountain Building and Loan Association
on the 9th day of August,
1935. and registered in the Register
flf Dppito fnn rMauolattrl
ty In Book 19? at page 232 to secure
the Indebtedness therein mentioned.
1 end default having been made in
the payment of same and the request'
of the Kings Mountain pullding and
Loan Association, I will sell for cash
ot the Courthouse door In - Shelby,
' Cleveland County, North Carolina, on
Monday, April 10, 1939, at ten o'clock.
A. M., or within legal hours,
the following described real estate:
Situated on the East side of Cane;ler
Street In the Town of Kings!
Mountain, N. C.. 'and beginning at an [
Iron stake in the edge of said street |
Monroe Reed's corner, and runs
thence with Reed's line East 107
feet to a stake, his corner; thence
Ncrth 50 feet to an Iron stake; then1
ee \Vest 107 feet to 'an iron stake
i iu edge of Cansler Street; thene?
wUh Cansler Street South 50 feet
to the beginning, containing 5250
square feet, more or less, and being
0 part of the. Iqt conveyed by W. A
Morris and wife to J. R Davie by
dec-d, dated 18th December, 1925 as
will appear on record in Register of
npoda nfflcA for flftVAlaiifl Pnunlv
tr Book NNN at page 658.
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West aide of Canaler Street in the
Town of Kings Mountain. N. C., an?l
beginning <at a stake in the edge of
aid street 150 feet North from corn
r o^Haiel Brown's lot, and runs
ience Weat 200 feet to a stake:
lence North 75 feet to a stake:
Ience East 200 feet to a stake in
le edge of Cansler Street; thence
long Cansler Street South 75 feet
d the beginning, containing 15,000
I oouare feet, more or less'..
. .This the. 6th day of March, 1939.
, " J. R. Davis, Trustee.
adv inarch 30
NOTICE OF A NEW REGI8TRA
TiON, THE ESTABLISHMENT OF
VOTING PLACE8 AND THE CALL
FOR TOWN ELECTION ON
TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1939
The jMayor and Board of Commls'
sioners for the Town of Kings Moun
' tain at their regular meeting on
Mnrch 6. 1939, established the voting
places for the Town "Election to
he held on Tuesday, May 2, 1939, as
' follows:" * .
The voting plnce for vi srnr*r*T>.~JL
sliall be in the City Hall.
The voting place for Ward No. 2
ihall be In the City Hall. .
The voting piece for Ward No. 3
shall be In the Phenix Mill Store.
The voting place for Ward No. 4
k shall be In the Kings Mountain Mans
ufacturlng Company's Store.'
(l The voting place tor Word No. 5
ehall be at the Cleveland Motor Corad
pany.
j. In compliance with the new a
g ntenament to tne unarter. tne Moara
ordered that a new registration be
n held in each ward and only those
r vho register shall be permitted to
vote in the coming elections, the
registration books for the new regy
lstra'tion shall be open at the aforefrfd
voting places on Saturday, April
n 1. 1039, and Tor three successlye Sat
(I r.rdays thereafter, closing on Saturday
April 22, 1939.
The Board appointed as registrar
X for Ward No, 1, D. H. Houaer, and
:t lodges, W." A. Rfdenhour and Ed Pat
torsen; tcfr Ward No., 2, Registrar,
n S. A. Croise, Judges L. Arnold Kiait
cr and T. N Harmon*, for Ward No.
3. registrar, Boyd Putnam, judges J]
C. Paysour and Haakel Wilson;. for
Ward No. 4, registrar, W. F. Eng
m land. Judges, Ross Roberts and W
K. White; for Ward No. 5, registrar
Pride Ratterree, Judges, 1. B. Oofor
| th and George M&uney.
The polls will be opened from ses
cn A. M. until six P. M. on Tuesdaj
Primitive Method*
Need Not
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ADVERTISE HERE!!
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May 2, 1939 at the place* designated
a l ove for the election of one Comn-lssloner
for the Town of King*
Mountain In each of Mid five wards
end for the election of one. truatee
Ir. each of said ward* for the Ktnes
Mountain Graded School Districts.
The trustee for Ward No. 1 shall be
elected for a period of two ydars, the
trustee for Ward No. 2 shall be elected
for. a period of four years, the
tiustee for Ward No.. 3 shall be elected
for a period of four years, the
* VI ?.1 VTa A .L.1I 1
iiusipe lur >vaiu ?u. * gutui d? elected
for a period of six years and the
trustee for Ward No. 5 shall be electrustee,
for Ward So. 5 shall be elected
for a period of six years. That
part of the territory of the Kings
Mountain Graded School District
outside of the coporate limits and'on
the East side of the Southern Railway
shall vote In Ward No. 3 for a
school trustee and that part of the
territory hi the Kings Mountain
Graded School District and outside
of the coporate Mihlts on the West
side of the Southern Railway shall
veto for a school frusUeo In Ward
No. 4..
Notice is further given that any
person desiring to run as Town Com
missloner or School Trustee shall nt
least five ilays before the election
file his or her announcement In
writing with the City'Clerk.
It Is further ordered that this notice
be run in the Kings Mountain
Herald for four weeks beginning on
the 9th of March, 1939. and a copy
Wards. ' >
By order of the Board.
Thus. 0. /Dllllng.. City Clerk.
adv> mar 30.
NORTH CAROLINA.
CLEVELAND COUNTY.
In The Superior Court.
Mrs. Alice Virginia Ford
Vs.
Harold Carlyle Ford.
NOTICE
The defendant Harold Carlyle
Ford will take notice that an; action
entitled as above has been commenced
In the superior court of Cleveland
County. North C&roltna, for the
run-pose of obtaining en absolute divorce;
and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is required
to appear a,', the office of the
clerk of the superior court of aalcT
county In the courthouse In Shelby.
N. C., on the 23rd day of March, 1939
and answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in saihl complaint.
. .^rhls the 23 dav of February, 1939
Jr"
Clerk of SuporfU
adv tnlr 23 "
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S 8ALE ~
Default hhvtaig been made tn the
payment of the Indebtedness secured
by that certain deed of trust to mo
as Trustee for Pilot Life Insurance
Company by Dr. C. W. Harper and
wife, Lena C. Harper, on the 22nd
day of July, 1936, and recorded In
the office of ;the Register of Deeds
of Cleveland County, North Carolina.
In Book 217, at pfcge 43, 1 will under
ar.d by virtue of the power of sale
contained in said deed of trust, and
at the request of the cestui que
trust, and for the purpose of dischar
ging the debt secured by said deed
of trust, proceed to sell to the high
.salve n n n
relieves hhh
JOLDS U U U
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F leta, Salve
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LET CHARLIE DO IT
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That's his business and
lie today, he's always r
BLALOCK
AND 111
Phone 58-R
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c?t .letter for at tk?
house frost door to Shelby, ChH
Und County, North Osmllna, ?t3
o'clock, M., .on Frttoy, March 1
1089, the following de.*ci1bed prdl
ty. to-wit;
Situated ou South eW.3 of
Street In the Town of king* Mol
thin, N. C., and BEGINNING at j
Iron stake, O. O. Jackson's om^H
and rune thence with his line Sofl
150 feet to a Stake, O. O. Jaokscfl
corner; thence a new line Went 1
feet to a stake, R. C. Gold's oowH
thence a new line North 150 feet
u stake in the edge of Gold Stxean
. i t_i_* aa ? i
menre wuu nam scneec nut 15
to the Beginning, containing llfl
square feet more or IeM, and betSI
the same lot conveyed by tt. C. QoU
and wife to Dr. C. W. Harper, afl
deed dated November 5, 1935, oe
appear on record hi the Register J
Deeds Office tor Cleveland OouH
to liook 4-E at page 596.
This the 17th day of FebrusjM
1939.
Julius C. Smith, Trustee.
Smith. IVharton and) Hudgina, Attgfl
Greensboro. N. C. S-Mt^j
COMMISSIONER'S SALE
By virtue of an order of sale madH
by the Clerk of Superior Court dfl
Feb. 15. 1939, In Special Proceattl
or titled "Reynolds vs. ReynoldjS
tonne being No. 2313, the underd^M
rd Commtssioner of Court will n|
to the highest bidder at the OourtJ I
House in Shelby, N. C., In MondajJ
w I'hln legal hours the following dlfl
scribed real estate, to-wlt:
Being those four lots of land I
scribed by deeds to Levi Reynofl
from Mary Corntvell et al. May fl
1900. end recorded ht Rook PP, Pljl
243; and from J. H. Qulnn,
sloncr Sepf.--26, 1900, and recorded^
Cook 00, Page 380, which deed ofl
ta'.us two lots, and frogy^ E- Coifl
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Wf'ji pi ui umcu nov. zirmivui,
recorded In Hook UU. Pace 307; MM
described by a line by a recent
vey a p. follows:
' BEGINNING at a point on the id
side of Railroad Avenne 200 MM
Ntrth from the Intersection of III H
road Avenue and Mountain atreamj
and runs thence with the old
East 245 feet to a atako in the W?mJ
odge of Cherokeen Avenue, the ortslH
r.al corner of the W. J. Cornwall Mfl
thence with West edge of CherokajH
Avenue North 100 feet to a stake;!
thence Went with the old line 14H
feet to a stnke In Eaat edge of RaAfl
road Avenue; thence with the etlgefl
of said avenue 100 feet to the Begta>9
ning. upon which Is sHueted a brick!
building and two dwellings. nam* I H
bang adjoining the lands of Plonk !
d^Qthera on the North.
Terma~olh rifcl. One-half cash
dsy cf sale; bahince
with privilege of paying all cahh upon
confirmation. Deferred payments
to bear 6 percent Interest. Title
reserved until all purchase money
Is paid.
Thla 15th d-sy of February, 1939.
C. B. McBra.ver, Commissioner.
adv mar 16.
Cash At Once For
YOUR OLD GOLD
Rings, Watches, Pins
Teeth and Trinkets
GEM JEWELRY CO.
193 Main 8t.
GASTON I A, N. C.
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>u the best things to eat.
he knows it. So Call Chaready
to serve.
GROCERY A
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E. Mountain St. Jf
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