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tives, powerful,, speedy and of the
latest type, have been bought by
Southern Railway System, two
from the Electro Motive Cor-.J
poration for use on "The Cres- J
cent" between Washington and
Atlanta, and two frotn the
American Locomotive Company
for use on the "Ponce de Leon"
between Cincinnati and Chatta1
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SALESMAN WANTED
Want man who can use big opportunity
to make good money. Franchise
to sell Nash Custom Tailored
Clothes open. Should net ex
cellent income. Want man this
territory at once. Wonderful new
Spring line out January 20th.
Write for information today, The
A. NUsh Company. 1906 Elm street
Cincinnati, Ohio. 1-9-lt p.
LARGE STOCK * LOGAN'S ' GEM
Furniture Polls. Kings Mountain
Furniture Co. 12-12tf
REMEMBER ?On Saturday you get
one of our delicious Banana Splits
for only 10c. Kings Mountain Drug
Company. ,
3-ROOM APARTMENT, hot water,
furnished, private bath, access to
telephone, one block from town.
Phone 98. 12-ltfc.
WANTED: Neat attractive girls be '
(.ween ago or is and 22 to learn I
cafeteria mork. High School edu-!
cation required. No previous ex-1
perience necessary. Answer only
by letter and enclose recent snap
shot of yourself. Please give your
weight and height. B. and W.
CAFETERIA, Charlotte, N. C.
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be put in service around the first - tl
of January when it is anticipated
the schedules of these trains will
be speeded up. The Southern's 11
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Mrcaiiuincu coacn trains, I nc
Southerner", between New York
and New Orleans, and "The
Tenrtesscan", between Washington
and Memphis, now under
construction, will be placed in
service early in 1941.
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1940 Accidents
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Increase 1
An approximate 10 percent In- '
urease In accident reports- tor the
"year 1940 as compared with 1939
was announced tills week by the
Highway Safety Division
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"This increase does not reflect t
a proportionate increase in traffic t
dents in this s.tate last year, how- I
.ever,' said Ronald Hocutt. director i
of the safety division, '"It merely re f
fleets more complete reporting of 3
the accidents that occurred.' . a
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Records of the division show that
nearly 10.000 arrideut reports were ,,
received during 1940, against some t
over some 8.000 received in 1939.
Traffic fatalities for 1940 were around
five per cent above 1939.
"The Highway Safety Division is .
most grateful to the sheriffs. State,
Highway Patrolmen and police offU
cers of North Carolina for their cooperation
in sending, In accident re
ports last year,' the safety director
said. ''We know that these officers
are going to bend every effort to
make accident reporting in this
State as complete as possible during
1941. and we appeal to all drivers'In
ths state to help us further
by sending iu reports on any accidents
in which they might be involved."
North Carolina law requires that
a written report of an accident must
be made to the Highway Safety Division
within 24 hours after the acCall
or See
EUGENE McSWAIN
McCoy Service Station
Phone 165
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REPRESENTATIVE
in Kinsrs Mountain
I Territory |
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B KIN08 MOUNTAIN HERALD,
Went occurs if any parson has be
njured, no matter How slightly,
i the damage done to propei
>eetus likely to amount to more th
110.
There are two main uses of ac
lent repftrts One Is to furnish
ormution as to where accidents
ur most often, as a basis for sel
ive engineering and euforceme
i'he second is to furnish loforn
ion about the cause of act-Wen
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF REAL
ESTATE ?
I'nder ami by virtue of the pow
lid authority contained in that c<
aiu Deed of Trust eveeuted by Tc
uckson and wife." Addie Jaekso
uted January~ 2. 1924, recorded
look IKS at page 62. Register
leeds Or ice for Cleveland Count
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?u \ iMuiiim, Hamuli uuvm^ L)L'(
lade in the payment of the indebt
ess thereby secured and pursuu
demund of tile holder of the 11
s .described therein, the uuderdi
ri Trustee w(H- sell at public at
on to the highest bidder for cai
i front of the Courthouse door,
lie Town of Shelby. North Carolin
t "12:00 o'clock noon, Mo
ay. February 3, 1941. the hereint
?r described lands:
Beginning at a stone in Adam
tie. Turner's corner, and runs wi
'timer's line North 53 West 4.
liains to an iron stake;- then
forth 71 West 5.50 chains to
take in old line; thence with o
ine Nortr 4Me East 3.00 chains
n iron stake, new corner; then
Mtli a new line South 80 East 9.
bains to a stake in Adam's tin
hence with said line- South 4
Vest 5.50 chains to the beginnii:
ontaining 31-2 acres more or 'ess.
oserve. of 12 feet is . made aloi
hp Hue running down the Bran
or a road 4 *
Also l,ot number 4 of the Fioldi
loll division in No. 4 Township ne
rover. N. C . and bounded as f
OWS. .
Bi'Kiuniiit; at a Hickory, Bell's c
n*r: thence"West 36 poles to
take and pointers; thence 170 pol
o a stake; thence Kast 36 pol
o a stake and pointers; thence 1
Htles t*o a stake; thence Kast
toles to a stake; thence North 1
>oles to the beRlnnihK. contain!
18*^ acres tnore or less, and bei
f; part of the T. A. Adam's' land a
Fainted near Grover. N. C.
The above described lands will
old subject to a prior lien held
he Federal Farm Laud Bank.
This 9th day of January. 1941.
J. B. Ellis, Trustee.
adv?jail 30?H.
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Jumpy, irrltableT
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wakeful and mOmT
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atua ? at ! 1? .1
loaa of (UiiuniuaM mMfron
writ. family auarrala, pkytecal
mm mantel aufiartac*
Tha ont tfaaa jrou faalnarvou*
try tha aoothlnr Meet of cm or
two Dr. MUteXflaaiMianl Mar tea
Tablata.
^IV. Maaa gtewaaoent Warymm
xof Bjypwwuw q\J#
to Ncrvouanaaa, Narvoua Irritability.
Narrow TTiaitertii *?>* ability
and ITaalliama Tawr
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fineness now and Then.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY ?. 1941.
en | STATIC OK NORTH CAROUNA.
or' Department of State. v
ty Preliminary Certificate of
an 'r ' Dissolution
To All to Whom These Proeenti
cl May Coinfc -Greeting:
in- Whereas, it appears to my satis
uc taction. by duly authenticated rec
lec ord of the iirwredlnf* for the vol
ul u try dissolution thereof by the u
la iiauunouM consent of all the stork
Is. holders deposited in inv office.'that
? sited, a corporation -of this. Sta'e
whose principal office la situated at
'.'4 North Railroad Avenue, tu thj
*'r Town of King* Mauutain. County ot
el" Cleveland. State of North Carolina
"" (John II. Rowland being the* agent
therein in charge thereof, upon
whom process may be served), has
ot complied with the requirements ot
>' Chapter Tl. Consolidated Stututes,
1,11 1 entitled "Corporation", preliminary
l*d to the Issuing of tliis Certificate of
nt Dissolution:
lo" Now. herelore, I, 'Thad Kur'>n
Secretary of State of the State of
,c* North Carolina, do hereby rerftfv
'1' j !1mi tl?v said corporation did, on the
'n ! 12th day of December, 1940, file in
my oglce a duly executed and atn*
tested consent in writing to the dis
if
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jM I RELIEVE THAT AWFUL
ei ubackache
a DUE TO EATIOUt AND EXPOSURE
i.i j FmI like iltpflai out
agaio by reliavioc that
<0 backache (duo to faticu*
eel ' V^Vnd wtnuh). Just nib
,n on mom Ba-ar-oo and to?
W rtantly it begin* lt? foure:
I W MM fold work of helping *oothe
l a I MM that back. Pleaiant. At all
1 I M dmggirt* or aaod 10c for
>K. I 1% trial tita to Natiooal
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UK En-AR-CO W. Y. C. Dept. X. '
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oi said corporation, executed
by ali the stockholders thereof,
which said consent and the record
6f the proceedings aforesaid are now
i on file in my said office as provided
by law.
in testimony Wnereof, I nave here
to set my hand and affixed rny official
seal at Raleigh, this 12th day of
| A Happy
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it \'ot only do We wish yo\
11 we are prepared to help
+ by offering you a laundi
X repairing service unexc
+ ciency. Give us an oppo
| you how much we can 1
| . your daily routine.
% . laundry ? Dry Clea
j NEW| WA1
| Gastonia's Oldest,
| Branch Office 292-23
+ Jno. R. Rankin, Pres.
* "Send Your Dry Cleanii
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N Thad Eure,
? Secretary of 8tat?.
?adv? Jan 10.
The Herald $1.50 A Year
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you have a happier year \?
y, dry cleaning, and shoe <
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rtunitv in 1911 to ??hovr
ighten the burdens of |
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ining ? Shoe Repairing ?
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Largest and Best ;;
>4 West Main Ave. J I
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