GUARANTEE b UPHOLSTERING ? j,
Prompt service and top quality -i
*vork Free estimates. Free piek-up j
??d delivery service. T. A W. Man.
\ifa*ituring Co., located at Former
Bennett Construction office (1st
building c>n right on York Road),
P. O Box 669. day phone 414- J,
uight phone 452-J-2. a-29-tfn.
COMPLETE CLEANING 3EMSQCE?
JRe-Weaving, Moth Proofing, Dye
ing, Hat Blocking, Alterations,
?Walei Proofing, a)l at MoCtJRDY
<.TLEANERS DYERS. Phone $57.
j 14 tin.
SLABS
fin SALE 1
$1100
PER LOAD f
*te Deliver
Biggest Load For Tom
Money
CALL OR SEE
Lumber Company
Phone 54
'ft mm
\fcfcja i iTm T >P i'i'
FOB SALE: 0942 Plymouth. $995.
VTCTOKY CHTVROLET OO, Phon
es 49 and 419. a-5.
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
(Comctad Augast 3. 1949)
tgrge- Poultry yard 57c
Eggs. Country run 48c
Potatoes. New Whits (100 1cm) $3.00
Bess (dressed and drawn) . . . 38c
T'rywrs (dressed and drawn) . . 46c
Com (white) SI. 40
Coija (yellow) ij. S1.50
WUoat ...... V. SSL00 ;
Barley $1.00 |
Oats ... 65c
WHEN IN NEED OF
PLUMBING
Sales & Service
? CALL ?
Fred Ware
PHONE 516- M
PUBLIC HAULING: Sane and Slat*
for sale. See Haze) Gill, 421 We?
KiiVg ?t?eet. aug. 26 pd <J?
"SAT IT WITH
FLOWERS"
town
ALLEN'S
FLoWSR SHOP
We TMimmib Flo wen
T?L Ml or 451-W-l
C. King St
OFTKE FOR HE NT: Heated office
in Professional Building. See
Home Building & Loan Assn.,
phone 98. J-15-tfh.
POBTAWJE ELECTmc AND ACETE
TLENE WRLDINO AND GENERAL
MACHINE WORK: latest equip
ment, prompt service. KINGS
MOUNTAIN MACHINE WORKS.
Inc.. Gold bL n-7tfn.
FREE ? FREE ? ALL GARMEMT8
moth -proofed and germ -proofed
when cleaned. Ho Extra CosL Mc
CURJDY CLEANERS ? DYERS. Phone
257. m-Il-ifn.
FOR SALE: 1M9 DeLuxe Packard
2 door cliii) sedan. Bargain. Phone
225. J-29-a^5.
REAL ESTATE: Buying and Selling.
See me for your realty require- j
menu. B. D. RATTER REE, Phone
86-4. J-22-tfn. I
FOR SALE: JkJaytap Wringer typ*
Washer. Slightly used. Bargain ax <
half-price. Can be seen at 609 Mea- j
dow Brook Road. EARNEST ROGERS
(Phone 405- R. j-5.
FOR SALE: Baby buggy in excel
lent condition. Phone 603-J. a- 5 j
FIGS FOR Fresh figs for sale.
GLENN PAYSOUR, East Kings
Mountain, Phone 235- W. a-5-19.
FOR RENT: 6- room house located on 1
Shelby highway. Mrs. Wanza Phi
fe r Cranford. a-5.
LOST: Black leather billfold Satur
day afternoon, July 30, between
Bus station and Bridges Radio
Shop. Contained social security
card, pictures of two girls, $7-58
in money. Finder please return to
OCXRA McGHA, 404 W. Ridge A,
a-5-pd.
?VpNu jieS* Yom Want
WERE at DEAN'S
' '*? **??"?": ? ''? : >.j
'47 BUICK ROADMASTER SEDANETTE.
radio and heater ....... $1,495
'47 FORD COUPE-SEDAN.
radio and heater 51.295
'41 BUICK SPECIAL SEDANETTE.
radio and heater S 795
'41 POMTXAC SEDANETTE.
radio and heater $ 795
'41 PONTIAC 2-DOOR SEDAN.
radio and heater *. S 795
'41 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR SEDAN, Beater S 650
41 Jeep $ 375
?37 CHEVROLET TRUCK. l?/t ton S 295
< ? ' ? ' - ? V5"*,
BUICK
GENERAL REPAIR ON ALL MAXES OF CARS
mn
FOB SALE: New sHRhtly damaged
bafth tubs, cabinet top sinks, also j
select used tubs, drain board |
sinks, lavator jess and commodes. !
Lincoln Antique Shop, 1 mile East
of Lincolnton on High 27.
J-22 ? a-12-pd. ' ,
*ea* *j*l
In The Columns
OiTbe
MOUNTAIN
HERALD
Phones 167 or 283
LOOKING
AB?AD
cr GEORGE S. BENSON
Prtttdcat ? Httiitf
Sceref. JiriiBtM*
It Pays to Fight
Everybody loves a, fighter. For
?hat reason, the popularity of Har
ry ?. Truman is running pretty high
at this time. All the pollsters, a]]
the misled, have bad their say:
President Truman was the man
who wouldn't be licfcedl Mr. Tru
man was apparently the only can
didate who really todk the opinion
polls to heart. While the general
public was being lulled to sleep by
everybody's opinion as to the out
come ?f the election. Candidate
Truman got in there and fought.
I An American Ideal
Preferences for candidates in thtf
voting on November i Were not the
same as reported by the poll takers
, before election. What happened?
I My guess it this: a larger percent
age of those who favored a fighting
man went out to vote than was the
' case with those favoring the non
fighter, who thought he would be
elected anyhow. In other words,
the opinion polls were interpreted
by each candidate? by Mr. Truman
in a way that helped elect Mr. Tru
man and by ? Mr. Dewey in a way
that defeated Mr. Dewey.
The important thing is that the
fighting man won. This is an old
American principle The man who
works the hardest, who never-says
die, is favored in the struggle for
success. Our nation has he.?n built
by heroes, sung and unsung, "who
lived by that rule. May I submit
that in these critical times, it will
not be possible for America to
keep her traditional place as the
most favored of lands, unless Amer
icans are willing to take up th?
fight.
Fight or Die
Why has America more national
income than any other six nations
you can name? Why do more
American youth have a chance to
go to high school and college thanv
go in all the rest of the world put
together? Why do American work
ers have the highest wages in all
the world? Here are some of the
reason*: we have the right to own
property, to operate our own busi
nesses and compete with each oth
er, to invest capital in industrial
tools.
Moreover, we Americans can
Work at the job we like, wherever
we like; with equal justice for all. '{
. If wye keep these liberties, preserve
constitutional government, and
maintaln^freedom of individual op
portunity, it will be possible for us
to double our wages and standards
of living, as we did during the last
generation. If we turn to govern
ment management and thus kill our
, Incentives, we can expect wages
and living standards to go down 50
pgr cent below the present level..
? Stakes Are High
< Step by step America is being
pushed in that direction. A few
more steps, and we may find our
selves under such pressure that we
cannot avoid socialism, and the
communism that follows it. Our
people must understand these facts.
More important, we must be active
to preserving the* fundamentals of
our American way of life.
The price is still "eternal tygi
lartce." Are we willing to fight
valiantly by every mean*: jflat
'Orm, radio, press, screen, and
conversation ? to preserve Ameri
ca's freedoms? If so, we can keep
our freedoms. Otherwise, they
will pass away, -.s from (feeece and
Romfc. It taken a valiant heart.
Those ' e win are those who fight.
** ... -V ... v:
J? *e*r* Dr. Peon? and tfc?
ass.
m
Central Football
Card Lists 8 Teams
Central high school football team
has eight games scheduled for rhe
1949 season and two open dates that
will probably be filled soon,
First home game wi\l probably be
a September 23 date that is now
open. Coach Shu Carlton has been
trying to fin the pair of open dates
but couldn't get tbgfiher with such
teams as Beimont, Mi. HoHy, Mt.
Afry, and Valdese.
The schedule:
1949 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Sept. IB? Hendersonrille ? Tli?:a.
Sept. 23 ? Open.
Sept. 30? CberryTille ? There.
Oct. 7? Forest City? Here*
Oct 14? Butheriordton? There.
Oct. 2) ? Hewton-Conorer? Here*.
Oct. 28 ? Open.
Hot. 4 ? Charlotte Tech ? Here*.
Tfov. II? SWlby? H>re.
Hot. 18 ? Lincoln ton? rHer*.
'?Goodie time R p. m.
All others at 7:30 p. m.
Clippers '49 Card
Listed: !S Games
T\ill 15 game schedule of the
Charlotte Clippers, independent pro
fessiohal football team, was ' an
nounced )a*t week.
The schedule 0*1*:
Aug. 27 ? McKee sport ? Here.
Sept. 3? Hew York Yankee* ? here.
Sept. 11 ? Knoxrille? away.
Sept. 18 ? Philadelphia? here.
Sept. 25? Wierton ? away.
Oct 2 ? Alexandria? away.
Oct. 9 ? Baltimore? here.
Oct. 15 or 16? McKeesport? away.
Oct. 23 ? Wierton ? here.
Oct. 30 ? Buffalo? here.
Hot. 6 ? Knoxville ? here.
Hot. 13 ? Providence ? here.
Hot. 20 ? Alexandria? here.
Hot. 27 ? Brooklyn Eagles ? here.
Dec. 4 ? Permanently Open.
Dec. 11? College All-Star ? here.
Funeral Conducted
For Bynum Mauney
Funeral services for Bynum S
Mauney, 63, uncle of George W.
Mauney and Mrs. James H. Page of
Kings Mountain, were conducted
Wednesday~monving at his home on
the Fallston road, neaT Shelby. Bur
ial followed in the Pleasant Grove
cemetery.
Mr. Mauney, prominent farmer of
the Pleasant Grove section, died
Monday afternoon at Shelby hospi
tal following an iline^s of 10 days.
He was well-known in Kings
Mountain, having spent three years
here while a young man. He was a
Burlington "Bullets"
Cop 23rd, 24th Wins
I
? The Burlington "Ballets' copjx-d
their 23rd and 2*th wins as com
pared ta no looses. The Bullets turn
ed back Forrest City nere on Friday
afternoon by a score of 14 to 4. Jur
ior Harteoe notched his 19th win of
the year. On Monday afternoon the
Bullets beat th^ Negro All-Stars 9
to 7 in a tight game. Dean Pearson
was the winner.
Forest City 100 003 4 4 3
BUrliHgton 021 92x 14 1 3 1
Allen (LP), Kash, E. Goods and
Padgett; Hartsoe tWP) McDaniel,
B. Spencer and'K. Spencer.
All-Stars AB B H
J| Bennix ..... ... il... 3 3 1
son *>f the late Mr. and Mrs. David
; Mauney. His wife and a Sifter sur
vive.
BiakjcK, s.s 4 0 I
P. knmx, rf 2 0 0
Perry, cf 3 1 1
Car! Adams, 3b 3 f 2
Taylor, lb 3 1 0
Clayton Adams, c 4 1 1
Riseberry, If 4 1 1
Kennedy, p . 2 ft 1
Totals . . 28 7 K
Burlington AB R H
Smith, c . .. '. ....... 4 . 2 ' 1
Pearson, p lb ........... 3 I 1
Hartsw;, p-ss i . ... . 3 o I
Loft in. 3b . :.vv. ,11 0.
.Stags*, 2b . . . \ Z- . i ........ 3 0 1
Rhinehardi, of ? 3 1 fl
Valentine, If 2 1 1
MrDamel. if o rt it
(Wins, rf . . 2 2 1
Tompkins, $s- p . . . V . 2 1 1
Totals 23 9 1
AH-Star/. 021 003 7 8 Z
! Burlington 130 014 9 7 2
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