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I IHAU> vmnBDIO HOUSE $Mu .dbjW.- eoad els* matur at thu &% ..,, tl^Bo ?t Kfa?f? Mountain, N. 0. it Sartor the Act of Much b, ib7v. ESfC*?fs I" 1 'A*...-- ' top." Jt'.i'r SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Payable la Ad ranee \ Oh year ta.OO Ms Honlha 1.10 Thro* months .60 . A -weakly new ape pec devoted to the promotion of the general welfare and pnbliahed^for the enlightenment, entertainment and benefit of the ettieeae of Kinga Mountain and ita Ttetalty. TODAY'S BIBLE VERSE Sing onto the Lord a new aong, and Ma praiee from the end of the earth, ye that go down to the aea, and all that la therein; the talea, and the inOur eoagratiilationa to John Floyd who haa been elected commander of Otic D. Qreeaf Poet 165, American Legion. N t "The bond rale* eatimate made laat week by J. K. Da via waa much more encouraging than previous reports, which indicated that Kings Mountain had made a much-to-slow start oo the business of meeting its Seventh War Loan quota. Still a big questiou mark is whether or not Kings Mountain cltiSens will meet the individual qnota of $186,000. There's still a long furrow to plow and it will take buying by all to reach the goal. . And while talking about bonds it Is not amiss to remind all that a bond cashed nullifies a bond bought. Wo recent figure* have been , given, but last summer indivisual bond-buy had eo.me to the point of three steps forwaid and two backward, Which is sorry progress. Though it seems to the banking officials who cash the bonds that an undue number are being eaahed here, we believe that the majority of bond-buyers are holding them. And those who aren't holding them should oease this foolish practice and keep their bonds? today's Number I investment. t Hospital Program Costs . Members of Kings Mountain eivis clubs, along with other interested citizens, are rallying behind the forthcoming hospital bond election. They are registering themselves and are encouraging others to register and vote in favor of the proposals whleh will result in the building of a county ?- i._i i_ tr;_^ AOVpiHtl Ul u>ti|> Other citizens, just u interested in the welfare of the city end snrroundia* area, ere welting to learn more about the election. They went to keow more ebont the fiscal aide ? just how mnch the coat will be. Cleveland county la currently bleat ed with e low tax rate, particularly when the tax rates of many other North Carolina eounties It considered. The base rate it 09 cents, with a eamber of special township additions. But in Kings Mountain it Y lest than 90 centa. The spending of #400,000 for a'hospital program ? funded over a 30year period would result in little tax increase. Also, though the election, 8 carried, will allow a levy of five eegts for maintenance (used to pay expenses of financially dependent it is doubtful that the eommlaaioners would levy the maximum allowed. . The county it in excellent financial eondition, with a Iqw bonded indebtedness, and officials feel that the aewi bonds ean be told at perhaps two percent interest, another important factor in the matter of issuing Beads. Before the final registration day, the commissioners undoubtedly will, or should, issue a statement giving an estimate of the total amount of property tax increase required for the funding if the bonds plus mala Sight bow, they're privately esti *Ui| an additional tax not exceeding aevcn cents per $100 valuation. Two events of reeent days are hard \y likely to antagonise the average etttaeS: (1) the aetion of the Honse mt Representatives la prnnlng appropriations of certain war-ben agencies^ <?) the gaoottae hike fer ,"BM drivers, which was effective Monday. ift;,. (the eharehee an begtniiag their TikoeMea, Bible - eeheels. Parents ahOnld see that their tUMm enreO > and attend, for the early teggjflgf ef Christian gieiiylM by children will N$en the anw ef the eowwnnity jy i I Bito HSfli^irTn itrtim*TT?rl \SSSS W^iii?* "^botohto I wnUy. Avoid orar-dooage.) I By Martin tow I " J Mumps, Etc. 10% me toy, Before getting fully Into too medical port of tokCooinmn, that inytUni sold about mumpe la auroly second-hand and It to bo pod that tho atatoa remalna too urn. Bock In too dtauaor daya of too put, X Mind my COM of whlcfe la regretted particularly now with too largo namber of coaoa bolng reported hereabout*. m-o As tola la written, Fred Plonk haa a nice case, they aoy. Needless to My, I'm not visiting tbo tick. For thooo oldor folks who haven't had this so-called childhood disease, hers 1s a little advice. Fred (before he caught 'em) remarked that he wasn't afraid of 'em. Thought at the time he was a Little too coihdset. " t A check of the dictionary reveals that there are two definitions for mumps. The first listed Is rarely used. This definition of the noon "moats" Is aullenneei, or silent And here Is definition Ho. 8, the one we're talking about today: '' contagions parotiditis; a febrile disease marked by Inflammation and sweDlng st the parotid gland." Easier to My mnmpe, isn't ltT m-e Though mumps very seldom send a person to the hospital, it would not be amiss to remind folks to register and vote for the hospital . . Kings Mountain needs a hospital badly,' and It's an awfully good chance to fulfill this need, tt-e Borrowed wisdom and comment from Imperial Type Metal Magaslne, house organ of the company of the same name, and edited by William Feather: "There's a way out of every now ud. didn't aran belong to Qurnay . . all axdtod for nothing, but thay aay there'll bo mm* saw onaa bafora tha yui wanes tato ?46 ... . Say Foatar, tha ahaa rapair expert, closed Ma d?p for a four-day racatlou laat week .... ha loafcad op tight, got his fishing gaar togatbir and took off to Ohaxteotoa . . . aald tha ftob wan ' so hangry thay grab bad tha hooka bafora thay wars east . . . Paul lfoOtnste teaooatraUag Ma waraa by araartag a Bailor atraw, back ta style again after a faw years on tha outa .. . kara you arar seen tha hka of laat salsa hataabaatef tha Oaidatoa Mathers sal# on Manday, aid tha Ctefofth aactlen aat for Jane M . . . and tha original "Originals," too Pannay Srnlhaf, In ffhatby raeastly . . biuHsatsl ly,' thara'a nothing I'd rathar do than Maton to a bull-roload auctianaor cry a sals ... but It looks aa If I'ts "crlad" anough for today . . - Coupons Expire c ?? VB-fl" "C-fl" gaaallae . eo*poat, the laet of which war* ivatd In March, will , not be good fpr an after Jut Sty OKA dletriet tort# U W. DrteeoD aald til* week. 00*-' N#m ?k? tart any of thoee eo?peu that ^ijipnit aa taiijiHi tt? tion nay exehaafo thorn for ntid a?pa? at their local tattA, ha est* plained. . _ Borr lee itatiM operator* win hare aatfl Jaly 10 to aaiiaaf# tU# to their aappttan for gaopttaa or t# the War Prle* a?d Bail? !>? boar*V f * ratio* ehoah*. Diotribvtor* tart trtU Joly 00 to deposit rtb? m their M TOtpCr <| J I Umm of am U*mlkmm '(t^XM*! I ffloo of tt> Ktag Mo?tola HoooU I I At a recent meeting of the Knights of Pythiaa, the following officer* were elected for the coming year: Chancellor CwiMtdc, B. L Lor ell} V ice-Chancellor, Curtii Folia} Prelate, Harold Crawford, Keeper of Becords aad Seals, a P. Elem; Heater of Tinance) R. P. Dutton, Heater -of Exchequer, W. A. Bidenhourf Heater of Anna, Elmo Bridges; Heater of Worka, J. B. Hord, Inner Qoerd, Holland Dixon; Outer Guard, W. B. Dogen. Jacob Manney, eon of Hr. end Mr*. B. A. Heuney of Kinge Hountein, wee among the 1,350 to be graduated from Ohio State univeraity at Columbus, Ohio. The graduation exercises were held Hoaday, June 10. Hr. Mauney received hia degree in veterinary medicine. , Joe R. Penland, eon of Hr. and Mrs. A. C. Penland of Kings Mountain, and Wriston Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Carpenter, formerly of Kings Mountain, were among the 409 graduates from the U. 8. Naval Academy ata Annapolis, Hd. tn tyaj JTi dhrS-liaf "tbraviIg' Vr5S,5WT.Vo' a'r'-' rived at Shelby to County Agent Wil kins by registered mail Monday afternoon, and according to the eounty agent, notices will start going to the farmers just as rapidly as possible, dllemna?fortunately.'' "Ton need a priority or a react ation for everything, even a hairput," , "How doos a man who hold* down half a doxen big government J bo find time to write a book?" "Hoot persona can live comfortably on a fixed income, provided they receive' an unexpected bonus every now and then, to clean up unexpected expenses." "Many a gal who looks' smart, Isn't. Unfortunately.'' ' \ "It regultee Infinite tact .and kill to extract from a man without pain the price of a fur coat, but it has been done?and often." m-e Between the dots: Spurgeon McSwain, the milk man, In the office to subscribe to the paper last week, has a pair of customers he's been delivering milk to since fee started his business needy 25 years ago ... the number of Quarts of milk he's dsttvered to them runs Into the thousands ... lit Johnny Blam, home on a short leave from Labrador, near the top of the world said the temperature gets a little wtnir In fwwtwyffHiw _ goittt-. ttinee u high u 20 below . . now that wool* bo too nracb for my ararttto rtmVhr . . . thought the ihiny croom-oolorod conpo in Corn* ?y Grantham' window ?u a now 'ono' . . . tarootlcatton revealed it wm a *48 all rlafct. bnt it won't notifying the farmer* to call at the offiee for their check*. Miu Martha France* McGill, Virginia Parson* and gneat, Florence Lerch, of Charlotte, and Dorothy Pat-J terson, were guests of Misse* Julia * and Bebecca Puraley of Clover Sunday. ' ' i Donald Olive, student at Wake For-eat college, is spending the holiday* with his parents. Hr. and Mrs. Hugh Holcomb and little son Billy, were recent guests of Dr. and Mia. W. J. McGill. Mr. Holcomb is Mrs. McGill*' brother Ration Calendar I FBOOBMBD FOODS US, *8, Q2. BS SO, now Tall* tXpftr# lima 80* / T2, US, VS, W8, 12, now valid, expire July SI. YS, 83, Al, Bl, Ol, now valid, ; explxs Aw|s^ 31a Dl, Bl, Fl, Gl, HI, expire Sept. 30. XBATB AMD FATS B2, F2, OS, H2, J3, expire June 30. I K2, LB, MS, us, FS. expire July si. ' *yr : '* *' ki Q2, BS, Si 19*0* eJtptre Jtt*: SI i VS, W8, X3, 12, l!2, expire Sept. 30. SUGAB Sugar Stamp No. 36 expires August 31. SHOBS Airplane Stamps No*. 1, S, 3, now good. FUBL OIL i * Period* 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, valid for 10 gallons sack. OASOLXNB A-16 coupons valid through Juno 81. ATHLBTB8 FOOT OBUli Km R For SSe IN ONB BOOB, if not pleased your 38c back. Ask any druggist for this powerful fumluldA TB-OL. Its gO; percant altmhfd. Igkn it PBNB{TBATB. The garm can't ho ldBad, unlaw reacted. Fed tt PBBBTBATB, Baacbw mora SOd APPLY FULL ISTBSKOYB for itchy, aweatey or wby foot. Yoday at Qrtfllna. i s iGood Milk MADE BETTER BECAUSE ITi S PASTEURIZED Iwm 1^ 11 ^5 I Sunrise Dairy <3pi i ? I Hmmi* in WMtm North Carolina ' who slaughter or hare animals slaughtered for tale aa meat war* remind ad today by W.- E. BlakeJy, ration okairman, that they 'moat obtain a elaaa 8 slaughterer ' permit by filing a simple form with their War Price and Stationing Beard, before July 1; even though they may not be slaughtering mmtil next fall or winter. elaaa three daagkterer, he defined, te a resident operator of a farm, who mid net more than (ix thousand pounds of moat, molting from the slaughter of Via own livestock, last yka*. v- ' ; T^oae who *old no dressed meat in 1944 may register with their Ration Boards and obtain n permit to market op to 400 pound# this year; but no permit is reqnired to dress meat for the farmer's own home consumption, from livestock be raised, Mr. Blakely observed. Simple forms for reporting sales will be supplied to farmers when their permits are issued, be added. ?I IN JMI SWINO GutPulputoid A'uaaI I I o??a<*. I QUALITY POINTS ? 1?MOU BOTTISPAX ? for 9?HIOH BOT.mg OOMTKJMT ? for mora minorrnla, mfik, nut, 3?HXOH POOD VAZtDB ? O0M. i- * ,*v M nation of klfh fa* and Mgfc olida girao mora food Tafam. . Archdale Farms Phone 2406 CONSTIPATION ,, . .. . ? - ' i it sfff** niBt. *? j ?tfW su*, irWdnY OAT MARQttO iUHtll, l nNO A GlQi. UKL THE ONE. IfoK /1 j H?iw^ foita; haven't I i A t j^;'- 3 / W" ?^wii ' f - ' jcytd KiiniiBfB I Tuesday and Friday aften* BrotoaLeaees DnpHcatcd Food Foi That's the kind of food ?BUY AN EXTRA WJ Bialock's I [ . PHONE | NEED M ^ "1\ /f"OST MAnle Ho. at i I1V1 That * why we ha Service. We never advi jo into debt needleasly leeded for medical exp /ancement, emergenciet poies, we welcome loan afe fair; yon repay fro menu. If you need moi i IN8 First Nati \ ' V'.V? , mmmBSBEsmsmkmaammmmmm . Dr. Mike j OPTOM Examination, Diagn 10:00 A. M^-5:00 F Up Stairs Over -King! Hi in ii mrnmmmmmm I; / Good I II When a man eats with relia better. Give him appetizing I McCarter s I WtXisfftc ?', -. - * i? ii f "nj.i ..^S; T J Uvuf <U?V OON?T B ?-? HAVt* WOltN UKE. J , Xj. ivutr rocwv iwtw?, iftirtfltiiiiff w omr ?|^3r ti&*^E32?r m V^*3iUUi w^mfyMMii JF? JHUhHJD/'1 ^SSraSPIHJl !t ,\ > , J,' --> ? , tv ? / '- - Tvfr rtSil?WaigL-'A L.ct) ( ^ '?fv.-->^^mUk^ii Aw'>.'' j(wit jfey^LTT' '#,'"'?AK< i . I r i\uig5 i we keep in fltoek. IB BOND TODAY? * Grocery 68 ONEY?I # >**??m>?? iiiw i ii'i'i i ? I " i >i >< I one time or another. ive a Personal Loan bc or urge people to \ But when cash is >ense, education, ad* i or other sound pur- I t applications. Rates m income in install* ley, apply here. kmbpp saoaRAu OfPOftlT UlAftCt CORPORATION i onal Rnnlr I g ' f.Palmer ETBIST Mil, Glum Fitted M.?Fridays Only i Mountain Prog Co. bating ; lb, it helps him work > r * ' 1 I foods from tft > ; Grocery " Phone 288 ( -I I'M FUHNV/ I SRANDPfc ONLV tlMRRlCO <jt'' is Ik'1' HkL<;
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