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THE KINGS r^OUNTAlN HfcRALD. ICINGS MOUNl AIN, N. C.
Pag® 7-
PHONE
739-5441
For Sole A A For Sale
For Sale
Services EiE Services E G Realty For Rent G
LENNOX HEATINCi and air con-
dUioning. DILLING HEATING'
COMPANY. Phona 739-3446. I
12:22ttn j
FOR SALE — Kobo, Korean and
S o (• c r i a Lespede/a. KIXG.S'
MOUNT.M.X FARM CENTER,
tlu* store with llie checker
board .sign, 126 E. Gold St.
3:17tfn
/ENKINS ANTIQUES — We buy
and sell antiques. Gastonia -
Kings Mountain Highway.
Telephone 739-5806 ITzSttn
NICE GIFT FOR A STUDENT —
Colored pencil .sets. Complete
color range at a reasorvable
price. Herald Publishing House
Telephone 739-5441.
11:30 tfn
PERFECT GIFT FOR THE HOME
Every house needs a pencil
sharpener. Get yours for only
$3.00 at Herald Publishing
House. Phone 739-5441.
11:30 tfn
USED APPLIANCES^
Stoves, refrigerators,
washers. Real values.
Western Auto Associate
Store. 7:16-tfn
CARPET
Beautify and quieten
your home with exquisite
Mohawk Corpet
FREE ESTIMATES
McGinnis
Furniture Company
PHONE 739-4706
Kings Mountain, N. C.
CABBAGE PLANTS, garden peas,
onion sets, garden fertilizer.
KINGS MOUNTAIN FARM |
CENTER, 126 E. Gold St. I
3:17tfn!
DECORATOR CO1.OR tape dis
pensers. Only $1.25. Herald
Publishing House. Phone 739-
5441. 11:30 tfn
EVERYONE NEEDS A STAPLER
We have them, complete with
staple.s, for as low as $3.10.
Phone 739-5441.
HERALD PUBLISHING HOUSE
11:30 tfn
SPANGLER
Ready Mix
Concrete
PHONE 739-4723
FOR YOUR CONCRETE
NEEDS, CALL USl
W» Deliver Any Amount
COMPLETE JOBS
Floors, basements, walks,
curbs, et&
No Job Too Large
Or Too Small
FREE ESTIMATES
VOLKSWAGENS
1966
Assorted Colors
— also —
Several Used 1965 Models
, YOUNG
MOTOR SALES
Shelby, N. C.
FOR SALE — ’61 Ford, Tudor
I hard-top, clean, low* mileage,
good tires. Call 739-9939 or see
Chuck Huffstickler. 6:l-tfn
FOR SALE —One Dry-Drink box.
Four lids, hold.s approximately
12 cases. $45. Also one West-
inghouse Automatic Laundro
mat washing machine suitable
for house or trailer. $45. Tele
phone 7.39-5162.
FM (^RWiGIGHT
Avoiioble to you without a doctor's pre-^
i schption, our product called Galaxon. You
must lose ugly lat or your money bock.
Oalaxon is o tablet and easily swallowed.
Get rid of excess fat and live longer.
Goloxon costs $3.00 and is sold on this
juorantce: If not satisfied for any reason,
iusi return the package to your druggist
and get your full money back. No gues*
tions asked. Galaxon is sold with this gua*
rantee by:
Griffin Drug Store — Kings Mountain
Mail Orders Filled
5:26—6:9 pd.
FERTILIZER — For lawn.s, gar
dens or fields. Ask for Bonan
za. 10-10-10. Grows everything
better than anything! KINGS
MOUNTAIN FARM CENTER.
126 E. Gold St. 3:17tfn
B
Wanted
B
WANTED — Someone to live in
’ home and care for two chil
dren for working mother. If
you prefer, furnish own trans-1
portation to and from work. 1
TELEPHONE 739-2493. •
4:14tfn
WANTED — Dependable white |
lady to do housework and
baby sit for one child. 6:30 a.
m. to 3 p.m. five to six days |
weekly. $2.50 per day, $15 a
week of $30 every tw’o weeks. •
Must furnish own transporta- ‘
tion to and from work. SEE
MRS. L. G. SUMMITT, Stowe
* Acres, Telephone 739-4337.
4:28tfn
MEN WANTED — Apprentices.
Phone 739-5166. 4:28tfn
PLUMBING
Contracting—Repairs
Quick Service
Dealers For:
• Myers Well Pumps '
• G-E Water Heaters
• Also Gas and Electric
Heaters
-—Equipped for
!Mdchine Ditching
Ben T. Goiorth
Hours 8-5; Sat. 8-12
Ph. 739-4736 - York Rood
NO FANCY FIXTURES ^ Just
bargain prices on men’s and
boys’ dress shoos, work shoes,
hi shoes, lo shoes, loafers,
boots, casuals, a wide range
of sizes and widths at money
saving prices. FITE’S SHOE
SERVICK, West Mountain St.
3:17tfn
MAID WAN’TED — Full time.
Must be energetic and reliable.
Salary good. Apply in person'
at Timms Furn. Co. 5:26-6:2,
HOW IS YOUR T-V RECEPTION?
— If not up to par let us in
stall a new rhanncl-Master
(Cross !■ iroj -o
tator. For free estimates, call
739-4416. BRIDGES RADIO-’TV,
121 S. Battleground ave.. Kings
Mountain, N. C. 3:3-tfn
PARTY with good credit- to as
sume payments on Singer zig-
z.ig sewing macliine. Guaran
tee still good. Phone 482-4124.
5:12-6:2
C Employment C ^
{ SALES OPPORTUNITY — Estab- j
I lished old firm. Salary plus'
I commission. Age 22-49. High
I school equivalent. Free retire- j
1 ment. Insurance and hospitali-!
I zation call 867-7911 or 739-43321
TO work! in Day^
Nursery. Mu.st have iiealthj
certificate. TELEPHONE 739-
3057. 5:26-6:2
,Oi;TED SIGNS — No Trespass
ing, no hunting, no fishing.
Waterproof or plain. Herald
Publishing Company. TELE
PHONE 739-5441. ll:2t£n
DESK BLOTTERS — Three ditter
dnt colors. Brighten your desk
at home and office. KINGS
' mountain ” HERALD. TELE
PHONE 739-5441. 11:2 tfn
for SALE: Snow-white sand.
Large tonnage available. Sam
ples on request. Kings Moun
tain Silica, Inc. Phone 739-3616
il:25tfn
SPORTING GOODS — AU
kinds of sports,
ment, baseball, softball,
basketball, football, ten
nis, and for the hunter,
fisherman, and golfer, too.
Western Auto Associate
Store. :16-tfn
repossessed SINGER SEWING
MACHINE. HEAD MODEL "BGT
in like new cabinet. Eqpt. to
ZIG - ZAG, BUTTONHOLES,,
FANCY STITCH. DARN, EIG.
Local party with good credit
may finish payments of $12.00
monthly or pay complete bal
ance of $36.72. Guarantee still
good. Can be tried out locally.
Write, Home Office. National’s
Repossession Dept., Box 283,
Ashekora. N* ^
B.E Goodrich
FOR TIRES
SEE
SOUTHWELL
FORD
9:16tfn
PETUNIA'S — New crop of sin
gles, ruffled and doubles,
choice of colors. Asters, Agera-
tum, Coleus, Marigolds, Verbe
na, Zinnia. Big Boy, Tree,
Homestead, Marion, Marglobe,
Rutgers Tomato plants. Sweet
Bell, Long Cayeene, l^exican
Round Hot Peppers. VV. M.
SCOTT, Seven Acres, Road 99,
two miles south of Grover, N.
C. 5:26-6:2
FOR SALE — Used furniture: G-
E refrigerator, large-size plat- j
form rocker (like new), desk,!
two end tables, other items, j
Priced reasonably. Call 739-^
4776 after 3:30 p.m. 4:7tfn|
OPENING FOR
MECHANIC
Hardin &
Bumgardner
Garage
SHELBY ROAD
CALL 739-4401
Services
Gst i precision wheel
ilipnment eorrectioa ^
lodey. ' jf
IT WILL...
$3V6 your tires
GiV6 you better control '
Provide a softer, safer rids
WE USE ONLY
Equlprmit/
Southwell Fold
■Aulkori^ed CsaUa,
FD 7852B
4:21 tfn
TOMATO PLANTS for sale. 3 lb.
Mexican, Titan Supreme Giant
up to 4 lb. with very few seed,
giant everbearing, Marion, S. i
C. Earley Market, S. C. World’s
Largest, Marglob, Rutgers &
Delicious. A. U. 'nNDALL, 411
Battleground Ave.,'Phone 739-
2727. 4:28-7:27
ROOFING or AU. TYPES: built-
up, asphalt shingles, slate, tile,
asbestoes, tin. Kings Mountain
roofers since 1931, RIX)EING
1.8 OUR BUSINESS. Kings
Mountain Sheet Metal Works,
Phone 739-5166 1 2:1.3tfn
SINGER DIAL-O-MATIC — Zig-
Zag Sewing Machine in cabi
net. Button holes, decorative'
stitching, etc. Balance onlyj
$48 or six payments at $8. Can'
be seen and tried out locally,
write in care of "Sewing Ma-]
chine”. Box M, Kings Moun
tain Herald. 5:19-6:8
FOR SALE — Bargains, brand
new bath tubs that were
slightly damaged in shipping.
Also, anything in good used
plumbing fixtures. Lincoln
Antique Shop — Just east of
i Lincolnton on Highway 150.
' 5:26-7:7pd
FOR SALE — SINGER Automat
ic Zig-Zag Sewing Machine in
a beautiful cabinet. Makes
fancy designs, buttonholes,
hems, overcasts, monograms,
FOR THE BEST IN ROOFING —
Aluminum sidit^. Insulation
and home improvements oi
easy terms, call NORMAN
HARRIS & SON, HU 2-140'.
Shelby. N. C. 2:\5tfn
WE SPREAD bulk lime and fer
tilizer on your farm. KINGS
MOUNTAIN FARM CEN'TER,
126 E. Gold St. 3;17tfn
CABPET
• Quality You Can Trust
• ^auty You Can See
• Prices You Can Afford
PERBY
FURH. & CARPET
COMPANY
Sheloy, N.. C. Dial HU 7-7426
Open All Day Wednesdays
FOR SALE — Rich, rotten saw
dust. $5 pickup iruck load de
livered. Call Cherryville, 435-
9460 between 8 a.m. and 12
noon and 6 p.m. until 9 p.m.
\ 6:2-9
etc. all without attachments. HOW TO GET AHEAD — BIG
Party with good credit may as-i
sume final payments or will)
discount for cash. Machine in
good condition and still in]
warranty. Write: CREDIT:
DEPT., 703 S. LaFayette St.,
Shelby, N. C. 6:l-15j
SreCIAL PRI^ ON FLOWER;
PLANTS — Petunias, 60 cents]
dozen. Also pink, red, white,
cascade, blue, Comanche, Bin-
Willie's Jewelry
Diomonds — Watches —
Jewelry
Repairs Our Specialty
ENGRAVING AND
DIAMONDS RE-MOUNTED
Watch & Clock Repairs
225 S. Battleground Ave.
Dial 739-3791
e PARKING LOTS
e STREETS
e COMPLETE PAVING
SERVICE
e FREE ESTIMATES
ASPHALT
PAVING
OI Shelby. Inc.
Telephone Day 739-4568
Night Shelby 482-4592
4:22-tfn
MONEY for trained men and
women only. Start preparing
yourself today in business, in-
dustrtal, engineering, academ-!
ic, high school — direct, job-1
related facts, practical appli
cation. Opportunity Unlimited
for Trained Workers. Call 739-
4487 or write I. C. S. Repre
sentative, Box 742, Kings Mtn.
3;29tfn
go. Sage. Big Boys reduced to CHASTAIN SEP’HC TANK SERV-
$1 dozen in pots. Pull up to-i
mato plants. Weaver Green-1
house, five miles out Highway!
274 between Bessemer City and|
Cherryville. Sign near Tryon
School 6;2pd
ICE — Tanks pumped, cleaned, |
and lines rodded. Reasonable I
rates. Telephone 739-5150 after
6 pm. CHA9PAIN SSJPTIC
TANK SERVICE, 306 W. Moun
tain St. 12:l6Un
NOW OPEN — New knitted fab-
. rlcs cloth shop. Fine assort
ment of double knit, cotton,
orlon and laminated fabrics
for ladies’ outerwear. Located
at Yarbro's Grocery on N. Pled,
mont Avenue be.«!ide Kings
Mountain Manufacturing Mill
office. Good selection of spring
and summer colors. Open six
days a week from 8 a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Satur
day. 2:2S-tfn
REV. S. T; COOKE &
DAUGHTER.
HAIRTICIANERS
Helen Cooke is a graduate
of Modern Barber College,
Winston Salem, N. C.
We are prepared to give
professional service. I have
had .52 ye»irs of experience,
We appreciate your business,
102 South City Street.
FOR RENT — Nice brick home.
Living room, large kitchen and
dining room _ combination.
, Three bedrooms. One bath.
Reference required. Vacant
June 1. $75 monthly. Tele
phone 739-5970. 6:2pd'
TRAILER FOR RENT — Block!
I and half from Harris Super
I Market. Man and wife only.
1 H. R. PARTON, Telephone'739-i
2413i 6:2tfn
WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Flying Creature
Htre’s the .VnswW
I FURNISHED apartment for rent I
close in. Man and wife only. I
H. R. PARTON, Telephone 739-
2413. ' 6:2tfni
FOUR 300M house for rent on
Giwar Road. F. V. WEBSTER,:
739-2322. 5:19-6:1:
11 Morals
12 Boil
17 Near (ab.)
20 Military men
21 Dements
24 Shoot forth
FOR RENT — Furnished garage
apartment. Couple only. Phone
* 739-2493. 4:11 tfn
Trade
your old
dish washer
for a new
KitchenAid
T rade in your old dish washer—your
dish rag, your sponge, whatever.
You'll be surprised how much it'll
be worth. There's never been a
better time to trade "sink duty"
for the modern, automatic way of
doing dishes. And there’s not a
finer dishwasher than a KitchenAid
convertible—a front-opening por
table you can build in any time.
TRAILER for rent to man and'
wife only. Close in. H. R. PAR-,
TON, Telephone 739-2413.
4:14tfn;
MYRTLE REACH — Brick hou.se j
on large lot — Vn block from i
ocean and 15 blocks from pa- j
villion. Sleeps 8. $85 per week. 1
Weekly rental only. Make
your reservations now. Write ]
or call — Mrs. Ray M. Si.sk, 1
3006 Oakhaven Rd., Columbia, j
S. C. Piione 787-6100. I
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6 It frequents
1-3 Weary
14 Alive
15 Playing card
ie Entrance
18 Article
19 Concerning
20 Scattered
22 is long
billed
23 Within
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25 EX-ery
27 Distribute, as 26 Shoelace tip
cards
28 Get up
29 Road (ab.)
30 Silver
(symbol)
31 Palm lilr >
32 New Latin
(ab.)
33 Bargain event
35 Equipment
38 Above
39 Sicilian
volcano
40 French article
41 Cuts
47 Atop
48 Unit
, soBody of water
81 Fruit
82 Bring Up
54 Thinlc
86 Legislative
bodies
87 Kinds
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4 Presiding
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7 Afresh
8 Ceremony
9 Samarium
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10 Head covering 33 L.aw-makevs
34 Thoroughfare
36 Oil
37 Roves
42 Boor
43 Land measure
44 Observes
45 Laughter
sound
44 Seth's son
(Bib.)
49 Sea eagle
51 Tree
53 Tantalum
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House Trailers
For Rent
Nic* 1 A 2 Bedroom
Rouso Trallera For Rent
Located Bosida Bessemer
City-Kings Mtn. Drive-In
WEEKLY RATES
$10 • $12.50 -
$15.00 • $20.00
PHONE
739-2150 Kings Mtn.
• FOR RENT —^Two bedroom trail
er. TELEPHONE 739-2726. See
at Kings Mountain Motor
Court. 5:5tfn
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GUTTERING, sheet meta] work
and gas piping. OllXING
HEATING COMPANY, ftone
739-3446 12:22^
KitchenAid
DISHWASHERS
Ben T. Goiorth
PlumUng
York Road — Phone 739-4736
PATTERSON
Company
FOR RENT — Furni.shod Mar-
grace and Cherokee apart
ments, 5 room.s, downstairs,
214 Walker S:., HAYWOOD E,
LYNCH, Phone 739-3261.
5:26-6:2
NICE three - room apartment for
rent. Electric wafer heater:
Hardwood floors throughout,
freshly painted, private front
and rear entrances.. Telephone
739-5661. 5:26tfn
H Rgalty For Sale H
FOR SALE — 10 room brick ve
neer hou.se with 3Vi baths,
Florida room, basement with
utility room bar and large
recreation room. Over 43W
square feet of living area, ex
cluding ba.scmcnt. In Country
Club section. Appro-ximately
three acre lot. TELEPHONE
739-4203 or 739-3942. 3:3tfn
City Hoot Senike
‘No job too large . . No job too
small" induatrial commercial re
sidential all materials & work
manship guaranteed.
co.mplete cabinet shop
sanding k finishing
Shelby Road
W. O. BYERS
Owner
Phono 736-2331 4:23tta.
BILLIE LOGAN. Nofary Public,
507 Woodside Dr. Telephone
739-5100. 12:2tfn
ARMSTRONG HLATING and AIR
CONDITIONING; gas piping A
venting. Kings Mountain Sheer
Metal Works, Phone 739-5166.
' 12:1.3tfr
FOR SALE — Brand new split-
level house, priced for quick
sale. Reasonable down pay
ment, balance like rent, corner
Stowe Acres & Margaret St.
HAYWOOD E. LYNCH, Phone
739-326L 5:26-6:2
Agriculture
In
Action
THE REMARKABLE TREE
Adam and Eve wore fig loaves,
it is said.
Is the day coming when we
will turn again to the trees for
our apparei? That day is already
here. Witness paper clothes. A
wood product.
.Still, in a time when trees are
the raw material for a fantastic
spectrum of over .5,000 different
products, most of us tend to
think of a tree as nothing more
than s i.rething which throws a
nice patch of shade on the front
lawn. Which is a mighty legiti
mate reason for appreciating
trees.
Bjt, in all fairness, the tree
isn’t /given due credit for its re-
H Realty For Sale h
REALTY
FOR SALE
Six room brick — l'^ bath,
carport, in excellent condition,
located in Grover. Small down
payment.
For Rent, 10 ft. wide two-
bedroom trailer. Private lot.
To couple only.
McConnell
Realty & Used Cars
214 York Road-Phone 739-5491
markable versatility when this
benefit alone is considered.
Asl^e from the esthetic values,
trees are the power behind a
tremendous econo.r.ic punch. In
North Carolina, forests and their
products yield more than two
billion dollars a year, providing
a living for over 300,000 people.
Many of these recipients of the
forest dollar are farm.ers. Tree
farmers. Farmers who mold
their woodlands into e.xtre.r.ely
lucrative sources of income.
You'll spot 1,342 Tree Farm
signs on the roadways of North
Carbllna today. They are the
guideposts to the 1.746,341 acres
of groomed, protected and pro
ductive forests encompassed by
the Tree Farm System in our
State.
^ This js quite a jump over 19.58,
: when there were only 231 'Pree
' Farms in North Carolina, and
' about 1.113.000 acres behind the'"
gi>een and white signs.
Why this extraordinary in
crease in participation of latc-
Because these farmers are at
tuned to the times. Sure, they
like a patch of shade, too. But
they’re looking beyond that.
They know that the demand for
quality tiT.ber is growing, not
declining. They know that an
expanding population will force
the demand higher.
And they know that paper
clothes only give a hint as to
what is yet to come. Farmers
should cash in on the trend.
They won’t be barking up the
wrong tree.
NEW AND USED houses for sale
or will trade. No down pay
ment to veterans or will buj
your equity in houses. TELE
PHONE 739-2726. 5:.5tfn
FIVE ROOM brick veneer house
for sale. Large .screened porch.
Paved driveway. Near East
School. .512 Monroe Ave. 739-
4406. 6:2-7:28
GUrrERINC. Olow • pipe work
all types of sheet metal work
Kings Mountain SRieet Meta)
Works, Phone 739-5168. ,
I2:t3ttn
F NoUms F|
WLL PAY CASH for Upright
Deepfreeze. Also all kinds used
furniture. HORD HERNDON.
Herndon’s Trading Post, Tele-
\phone 739-5162. 6:2-9
WILL TRADE nice four room
house and lot for good, used
house trailer. Telephone 739-
5162. 6:2-9
R^olds&Cb.
New York tmi Am«riMa
Stock Excbaiiges and
etiiec leadiiia Exclunfes'
AllILENE G. SMITH
Registered Representattve
330 S. TRYON STREET
CHARLOITB, Jj. C
IN KINGS MOLTSTAIN
Dial 739-2631
for iofornutiMi oa any
acock that interests yon.
(No toll charge)
ESTABLISHED BUSINESS for
sale by owners. Piedmont Soda
Shop on Piedmont Ave. See
EDNA BARRY at 217 Fulton
street 4:27-tfn
REALTY
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Valuable In
vestment properties at 205
East King St. Large two-
story frame, dwelling de
veloped into five efficiency
apartments.
7Q5,qi,EYI5L4NP AVENUE —
Very attractive small liome,
four rooms and bath.
VALUABLE investment prop
erty. Nearly eight acres ad
joining city limits on north
west side of town.
807 RHODES AVENUE — At
tractive h o m e on large
wooded lot, excellent neigh
borhood. Good terms avail
able.
NEWLY RENOVATED house
with basement. 625 Mca-
dowbrook Rd. Excellent
neighborhood. Easy terms
available.
SMALL HOME, recently reno
vated, location 306 Waco Rd.
.Attractively priced.
WELL MAINTAINED three
bedroom home with spaci
ous lot, 824 Cleveland Ave.
B. F. MANER
AGENCY
Real Estoi* 4 Iniurance
PHONE 739-5591
Medicare Cards
Mailed To Many
Health insurance cards have
now been mailed to over 15 mil
lion people 65 and older who
have esta'clished their entitle
ment to hospital and medical in
surance under the Social Secur
ity Act, according to Lex G.
Barkley, Social Security District
Manager in Gastonia, N. C. The
I next large railing of the rod.
white, and blue cards will be
early in June.
Cards for people who did not
sign up for the voluntary medi
cal insurance part of the pro
gram—-which requires a monthly
premium payment of $3 — will
first be mailed in June. This
I mailing is being delayed > since
■ many among the one million
people who did not enroll for
, rredical benefits initially have
' feince changed their decisions,
and Congress has extended the
enrollment period to May 31.
Mr. Barkley warned that some
older people may not receive
cards before the health insurance
pr.ogram starts in July because
they have not yet provi(led neces
sary evidence of age or other in
formation needed ta put them on
the medicare rolls. He ur.gc;l
any persons 65 or older who
have not supplied the necessary
information requested by their
social socucrity office to do so
promptly. The „ social security
district office will heglad to help
j anyone having difficulty in oh-
I taining the requested informa
tion.
The white-fringed beetle that
j dtevoiirs crops originally came
from South America and was
first found in this countr>’ in
Florida in 1936. Since then it
! has been found ki a number of
I .spots as far north as Mary land.