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failing advice upon matters of 1
riage, divorce, business, lawsuits,
of alt kinds. I never fail to un
and happy marriages, overcome <
evil habits, stumbling blocks and
from 10 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Dally and Sunday 10 a. m. to 1
lugs for both white and colored.
Located in tollman Trailers at
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kbbo vat.t.by news
By H. Y. Belk
Had a letter from Forrest Bipes, In
the hospital, Mountain Home, Teun.
Mrs. J. C. Craushaw and her two
children of Burlington spent last
week with her father, B. N. Parrish.
Charles Uantt is visiting his parents
at Nebo. He Is attending school
at Mars Hill.
Rev. Jim Hicks sold his home and
is moving to Old Fort. We regret the
loss of these good people.
Kcv. A. E. has a call from the Methodist
church at Bock HiU, moving
from Mt. Airy.
I'ut Bclk was a dinner guest at his
grandpaw's Bunday.
1 told tile reader public that Harry
Bmith had gone to work. Four
different girls culled him over the
phone and asked hint if he had a flat
pockethook, lie didn't.
Bob Parrish bought Claud Btropo't
interest in the wine shop on the
Western Front.
What 1 met ill town Monday?
Chief Tommy Farr getting a shoe
shine at Wright's barber shop ? Con
stable Will Blackburn coming out of
the town hall ? Arthur Crouse on the
street ? Haywiod Allen at the drug
store ? Clarence Gladden at tho
Cafe ? Mr. Crowell at the beer shop
?several -wosseu swinging as to their
pocket boo ka a yard loag and a foot
wide. Also mat Martin's Medicine
banging away oa typewriter, taking
no tea. Next thing I aaw waa Ben
Basith leaning ap against the bank
when I left town for homo.
It 'a not the gal with biggest pocket
book Under her eras that carries
tu 1 i mte a hhu mwtry
woaiaa. ah# had a roll looked like
eke had a hundred dollara in it. right
down in her atoeking. she took off
her shoe, kept her foot right on it.
How did I see it? She showed it to
me. When she polled her shoe off ihc
told me not to sav anvthing about it.
I didn't.
Let's get this.?The relation between
nations are not those between
our love-sick boys and their areethearts.
and they cannot be said witn
flowers.
We are nrged by many to have
.EACH OF ALL
neration. Bora With Double Veil
A CORRECT READING BV
ME BROAp, Palmist
Advisor
rsm.l I.. -.all lrS.Aw.SS W..1 Ui..Ulw .A.
libu id noil nn un II nuu u>nuiJ I v
will tell you Just what yo want
at friends,' enemies or rivals;
'an<l, wife or sweetheart is true,
to gain the love you most desire,
fluence the action of anyone,
miles away. Tell you of lucky
cy numbers.
uafantee and promise to make
;e if you don't find me superior
advisor you ever consulted. There
great that I cannot accomplish
other advisors fail. I give never
ife, such as love, courtship, mar- '
speculations and transactions
ite the separated, cause speedy
enemies, rivals, lover'* quarrels.
L bad luck of all kinds. Open
0 p. m. Special Headings?ReadCity
Limits of Kings Mountain,
rryville bus stops at door every
F WBEGULAT
'Si Redfiattlil
ae United States Bra wen Fouj
wth Carolina shall conform to
ibflity and law observance.
, a definite program of educe
te industry* and in full cooj
indes. has been in operatic
arly check on the places wl
y. the state director warns
sorrections that must be mad
ipond quickly. As to the few
xinate them.
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the brewing Industry are pie
some conditions wherever 1
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good will toward the Soviet Union
but peace juat didn't come juat by
goodwill. It doesn't come by just Ilking
some country. The Englishman like
.he Americans in 1776 yet they1 fought
against us for five years in the
very midst of a great friendship. To
To muke a long story short?the next
fight will be with Russia?it's not
too far off. |
Next month is September. The War
Lords are calling for $25,000 or rather
they are going to draft that number
to meet the crying needs of our
Army.
Now the government is fixing to
send 2.000 IVAC's over to entertainour
home sick boys. Wonderful worl 1
t>tit you can't but like it.
Looks like South Carolina will just
ha\e to chnbge their election laws.
On the present set-up there's no waste
make the voters vote the way the."
are told to vote.
America would lose one of its richest
assets if the individual citizen di i
not feel a compelling respousibilitv
to care for his less fortunate neighbors.
The old age aasistance in North
Carol:nn is a burning shame on the
state. I'll say no more.
Lets send our money to Europe, j
I've never heard direct of anyone |
starving over mere, l ve i>oy over
there. He writes me he hasn't aeen
tnyonc iwjkiig like they were bunJH7
Praying for rain date* bark long
before the birth of Christ. Klijan
prayed for it aot to rain and it
rained not for the spare of three
years and six months, then he stretch
ed out his hands to heavea and
i ihi ?ai ? Brt'-JMf a feh em'ih1
Now in the early August earh year
the Hopis Indiaaa in the Northwest
stage their annual snake danre with
lire poinoaous reptiles. This is the
Hopis way of praying for rain and of
course it rains, nakes or no snakes.
Certain women suffer from a strange
compulsion to buy anything that's
scarce The day of the false rumor
got around that dried fruit was going
back on points, one women who had
not bought five packages in the past
five years walked off with one dozen
packages. Why are women more sensitive
about things that are hard to
get than men. If a man has only one
shirt to his back his wife can't hardly
get it off of him on wash day. I
have often seen a man up town with
a half shirt on. Its not tho wife's
fuult. She'd buy all the shirts in town
if she ouiy had the points. You brag
on a woman and in turn she'd die for
you. points or no points.
When Gene Sawytr saw a dime on
t lie sidet\alk he stopped to pick it up
and drmincd his i/lassr*. then hi- stele
ped on tbe glasses. slipped and foil
and broke liih leg, but he got the
dime.
Ameriea. wherever one goes we see
America,
In strong young faces, in faces that
smile,
In faces that frown, in face all around
America the strong, America the free,
Brave America we see.
A fool man came by my way anJ
tried to argue me that the unions
were taking the country. He was from
Morga'nton, so he said. I let him go.
7,000 blind people in the State of
North Carolina. Let 'a all give to the
blind on that day.
If an automobile has been driven
or towed through deep water, its a
good idea to make sure that no waI
tcr has gotten into the crankcase.
I Drops of water can usually be aeen
I on the oil checking stick if there
j is any in the crankcase.?General Motor's
User's Guide.
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the highest plane
rtion and seli-reg>e
ration with law
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bora beer is sold.
On operator conle.
In such cases,
who do not steps
dged to the main>eer
k sold.
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[UBBDAY, AUOU8T 22. 1946
Noisier Cow I 'lean Guernsey
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North I'arolini
port oil to tho
Peterborough. N. 11. ? A .laughter < attlc clul, f(
of the registered Oucrnsey sire. (junii t jol|
Roost Prince Raider, owned by f. M.
Noisier. Kings Mountain. N. t\. V:is
completed an official Ailvam-od Keg
Uter record. 8bc is four year obi Atcbdale
Foremost Lady which proiiuo
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pounds of buttorfat.
t^uail Roost Prince has id dnugn- E'/GS 1
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