GAKBON PAFEB: Now id otock, um>
it many ime? and it (till make*
good r'g^ahle copy. Both icandaid
aod legal aire. HERALD PUB
DISHING HOUSE. eitfn.
WALTERS FLOWERS
Phone 95
' Flowers For All Occasions
by reliable and experienced
Florists
Member: Florists Telegraph
Delivery Service
PENOES OOK8ET8 : individually
deal go ed fouL>u?iion - medical
anrgieal aupport*. Fitting* guaranteed.
Phone 1876, Qaatonia, or
write Mr*. Dora B. Ethendge, 3^2
N. Boyce St., Qaatonia, N. C.
o-3 pd
MOTABY SEEVIOB For prompt no
tary service see Mr*. Billie Logan, |
notary p.blic, at Logan Supply
company *1 t ti
SPECIAL HOXIOB: Complete insulating
for al ltype. of home*. A nice
cool hone in the cummer, a nice
warm hone in the winter for only a
few dollar*. Don't wait, aae the
CUae Iaraatioln Co., phone M7-W,
Shelby, N. C, today. a-Stfa
>rri' wm*mw>
latioa Co., today for a eomplete estimate
ea your hone. No charge
for thle service. Save fuel, aave
by, N. a a_8 tfa
WAXTBoT hauHng of aay kind.
Loe&rldge T-anafer. Fboae 10.
aept 8 BOT is pd
KZ HZ atop. RUNNING FITS in
doga or we refund your money. "We
know of no other guaranteed running
fits remedy. Griffin Drug Com |
pany. o-3-24pd
FOB ttAUB: Boxwood, and other
sArtkbbery. Mr*. W. W. Souther,
411 W. Gold it. o-24-pd
PROTECT Tour new chair from
moth, for only $1.25 for five years
protection guaranteed. One .praying
of KILiBUG atop* moth damage or
KILBUK pay. for the damage. J
KINGS MOUNTAIN DRUG 0O9T- j
tr ai^ x V- A |?u
FARM FOB BALE or trade for house
la town. Located one mile below
below Archdale Farma. New five !
room honae; 30 acres of land, sotne
bottom; good pasture and pleity of
water. Bee R. L. HOWELL, route
2, Kiigs Mountain. o-17-31pd
TRUCK TIBB8 FOB BALE: 6, 10- j
ply Atlas truck tires, size 700-20,
slightly used, ?275. Bee J. C. De- |
Veney, route 2, near Betbware, or
call 445-J3. o-l7^d
wilL TRADE 1941 Special Buick 4door
sedan, extra clean, for any
model light car. Bee M. C. Poston at
302 E. King street or call 331-W.
o-17pd
FOB BALE: Warm Morning cabinet
circulating heater. Used one year.
A bargain at $75. Call Drace Peeler,
Phone 54. o-17pd
ABUT STEEL COTS: limited amount
BRIDGES and HAMRICK, phone
187. o-17.
FOB BALE: 1 upright typewriter in
tip-top shape. Bee or call John
Cheshire, phone 22. o-17
WANTED TO BUT: small circulating i
heater in good condition. Fnonc
887-J. o-17pd
FOB BALE: two large coal burning
circulating heater*. KINGS MOUN
TAIN FURNITURE CO. Phone 57.
0-17
FOB SALE: four room house. See j
' , P. J). HERNDON. Phone 140. o 17 |
t WEDDING INVITATIONS: Reauti-J
fully engraved on fine quality
Stock. Two week delivery. Hl*".K*\
ALD PUBTISHIXQ HOUSE.*
WE HAVE: Desk size blotter*, an
assortment of card boards in white,
orange and green. Ten cents peg
heet. HERALD PUBLISHING
. HOUSE. eitfn
MARKET QUOTATIONS
(Corrected Oct. 16, 1MB)
- Egos, grade A large 60c
J. Bweet Potatoes (bu.) $2.00
' ' Heavy Fryers [ , 37 l-2c
, ' Heavy Hens 25c
Cam $2.23
j ' Wheat r, $2.15
_1 L__ $1.60
Oata 00c
Irtah Potatoes (100 be) $3.00
~ Cotton, mirtditng 38.20c
/ . I 1
t i,-i T . .
PATTERSON UROVE NEWS
(By Mrs. Thurman Seism
Regular preaching service will be
held Sunday at 11 o'clock with the
Rev. W. A. Roberta in charge. Bun
day school at 10:UO.
Mr. aud Mrs. I). M. Teague, Mr.
aud Mrs. Clyde Barber of Charlotte,
were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Wright and family.
Mr. ami Mrs. Clifford (jueen visited
through the mountains of western
N. C. over the la/ week end. They
are making their home at present at
209 Kast King street,^Tvings Mountain
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pliifer, Miss
Lona Seism, Mrs. Beulah Bridges vis
ited Mrs. Lee Thoruburg who is in
the Shelby hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Putnam
and son, Jessie, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Putnam ana
family of Prospect.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Seism and
ann* \f ? *"*
......cue, iiuikd, eruce and
Paul visited Mr. and Mra. Garfield
Neal of Kings Mountain Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. Gettys Rciam, Martha
Sue. Mileg Gene and Nell Seism viaited
Mr. and Mra. Carl Seism andeon
Sunday atternoou.
Mr. and Bra. Clyde Short, Miaa
Mazine Short, Mr. Ruaaell, Carl Putnam,
Mr. Frank Moore left Sunday
for Myrtle Beaeh.
Mr. aad Mra. Lloyd Tnraer were
week end gneata of Mra. Lettio Tensfamily
were Baaday gneata of Mr.
and Mra. Ira Wright of Deeaeaer City
Mian Mary Cat ell Beiam waa BunMa^Scleni.^^"
Mr. aad Mra. W. A. Sciam and
family 'had aa their Sunday afternoon
go eat, Mr. and Mra. Jamee Bolin and
eon, Kenny, Mr. and Mra. Earneat
Naples, Miaa Naplea, Mr. and Mra.
Boy Long of Klaga Mountain.
Mr. Lewis Bridges of Thomaaville
viaited his mother, Mra. Beulah Brid- |
ges over the week end.
Mr. and Mra. Ab Logan, Grace and
Philip were Saturday dinner gneata
of Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Sciam and
family.
Miaa Nell Seism was Sunday guest
of Miaa Martha Sue Sciam.
Davidson Alumni
To Meet Tonight
Davidson, N. C., Oct. 15.?Davidson
College alumni in the Gastonia area
will gather Thursday night at the
Armington Hotel in Gaatonia at 7i00
o'clock for their first meeting in
several years. W. J. Pharr of McAdenville,
president of the local organise
tion, will preside. Dr. John R. Cun \
ningham, college president, will be
the principal speaker. Also on the
program will he Bill Story, new
coach of the Wildcat football tear* .
In addition to the alumni and their
wives, the nnrervtm n'
tending Davidson ana special guests
are also invited to be present to receive
the news from the campus.
The meeting is the second in a series
scheduled for North and Booth
Carolina this fall in the College's alumni
reorganisation program. The
purpose of the meeting is to perpetuate
the friendships formed in college,
to promote the welfare of Davidson
and its alumni, and to promote the
cause of education generallv. The
only business to come up during the
conclave will be the election of officers
f<\ the coming year.
All alumni and parents"bf students
in the area who plan to attend should
contact Fred P'.tcbford in Gastonia
before the meeting.
?THE HER AID $2 00 PER YEA&?
WAFFLE SHOP'S
?/ ?
STTNTIAV TITN"?srE!'Rtt
Country Style
Steak 60c
Barbecue 76c
* Fry Oysters 66c
Boast Pork 75c
Hamburger Steak 60c
All prices include drink
One-half gal. Ice Cream
to carry out 86c
THE
' WAFFLE StaOP
Phone 379
THE KINQT UOUNTA1N HERALD THURSDAY. OCT. 17. l?4g
| THE POCKETBOOK Or* KNOWLEDGE By PiUiKlM
2 836.000 Businesses- IM ^ \ '^?^f
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H TVWN tOO PBWOKlStACH PRCMOP STHIKMMWWSeP
JOM FOR A TMIKP Of ALL I L
WCT emwws ^i?H6| >v. MOMTtf
Hourly earning! of workers io 25 Somebo?S kas come op with a key
frt,1V**> T?iB^",^rr'BT i'itfatrfrr.*nrr inrrVir t
gone upew.'k mouth this year. Wage* bui?tary b> use of s skeletou key.
per hour reached an all lime peak in The gimix fits into the keyhole and
July, a gain of 8 percent over Juh only the proper door key will open
1M5. ' It.
I
Auction Sale
Beautiful Building Sites for sale at Auction.
CROWDER HOWELL FARM
on Old Orover Road subdivided and will be sold
at Auction Early in November.
j
P. D. Herndon
Phone 140 Kings Mountain, N. C.
I For Men and Bo
1 Polar Coats for Polar We
WOOL AND LEATHER
MEN'S LEATHER SUEDE COATS
sizes 36?44
MEN'S LEATHER CAPESKIN COATS
sizes 36?44
MEN'S WOOL MACKINAWS
sizes 36?44
MEN'S SHEEP LINED ZELAN JACKETS
with large fur collar, sizes 38?46
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PAOE SEVEN
llow RIGHT yon aret
.... to CHOOSE a Gag* Hat, to WEAR a Gag* Hat...
for Gag* hat a way with hatt that mak*t th?m RIGHT for
Ratt**y and chic. Lwxwriow* for f*tt.
$3.98?$22.50
aI 'itf' 'JUJ ! * .' IfcJUi ?,*%?..?.. i?HMst*
NOTICE
POTATO GROWERS
ARCHDALE POTATO HOUSE IS NOW
OPEN TO RECEIVE POTATOES I
PLEASE BRING- HELP
TO HACK POTATOES-?
ARCHDALE FARMS
Phone 2405
v* Z I
aithcr Jgl I
? Boys
ITHER CAPESKIN JACKETS $12.96 A
\ to 18
>L MACKINAWS $6.95 I
5 to 18 I
OL JACKETS, leather trimmed $74$ J:
I to 16 . ,
4K BROTHERS & CO.
"Your Merchant Since 1899"