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969 Thurw^y, September 25, 1969 ' "?ScS Medal Itaww-How rt. Hood, Tex. (AHTNCI—Aemy ifjeant Donald W. Maye.s, 26, )n of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Mayes, oute 2, Kings .Mountain, N. C., ‘reived the Good Conduet Medal ugust 21 at Ft. Hood, Tex., while ?rving with the 1st Armored Ivision. KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. Relsirendum Is Slated low hite the ling ,000 1 at ! of und Polling,places have been set up for the IVickols for Know How Sgt. Mayes received the award Referenduin which will be held t exemplary conduct, efficiency on November 2.o. The Nickels for la fidelity in active military j Know How* program was author- ^'ice. ; ized and started in 19,51. A refer «e is a teaan leader in Com- endum has Itieen held every three Jiy A, 5th Battalion of the divi- 1 years for the people to determine m’s,6th Infantry. I whether or not they want to con- LONG-RANGE ’^'classic adds IAfINE mink* ji Grand fashion •vetywhsre, every time. Relaxed styling In Frieze Ottoman wool / nylon (with cotton backing for perfect tailoring). That large ring collar is natural l/link*. Milium* lined (or Innerlined) for warmth Without weight. Sable/nat- gral Autumn Haze, Green/ natural Autumn Haze, Slue / natural Cerulean, Red / natural Cerulean, Camel / natural Autumn Haze, Black ... , 10-20. *Fur products labeled to show country of origin, $95.00 Bettu Rose.' tine this self help program. Hy giving their approval to the pro gram, all users of feed a.nd le,r tllizer agree to assess themselves a nickel on each ton of fwd and fertilizer they buy, the funds to be u.sed to support agricultural education, research, and extension .It North Carolina Stale Univers- iiy- The polling places, as announc ed by Cameron Ware, director of the Aigricultural Foundation for Cleveland County, are as follows: Township No. 1 Dillard Bridg es Store and Godfrey & Mobley Store. ] Township .No. 2 Dodd Broth-; ers Store, Vocational Agricult ate Dept, at Crest School. Township No. 3 .No. 3 Egg Producers Assoc., Supeiior Feed Mills. i Township No. 4 V’ocalionaj' Agriculture Dept, at Kings Moun tain High School, Midway Serv ice Station, Mtn. View Fruit .Stand, Kings Mountain Farm Center, R, P. .Seism Store at Pat terson Grove, and the R. E. Ham-| bright Store at Grover. Township No. 5 Eaker’s Store at Mary's Grove and Waco Feed Mill at Waco. | Township No. 6 -County Office Building, .Shelby’; the Wilson-^ Cornwell Gin; Morgan & Com pany, Shelby; Shelby F. C- X.; Shelby & Garden Shop; Putnam’s Farm & Garden Center; Hardin- Dixon Tractor Company; and Rainbow Farm Center. Township No. 7—Miirtin Milling Company at Lattimore and S. J. 1 Crawley Gin. j Township No. .S Shuford &; .Shuford Service Station. Gospel Sing Set October 4 A Gospel Singing will be held, Saturday, October 4, at 8 p.m. at Central school on Ridge street in. Kings .Vlountain sp-onsored by the' Oak Grove Volunteer Fire De-. parlment. Featured on this pni-| gram will be The Hampton Quar tet, John Gri,ggs Trio, The Evans Family and others. Proceeds of this program will go to the new building fund for the Fire Department. Admission is Adults — $2.00 and children $1.00. Page Sgt. Core Wins Promotion Sgt; Raymond Keith Gore, son’ of Ml. and Mrs. Harley Gore of Kings Mountain, was recently promoted from .SP/4 while serv ing with the U. S. Army in Korea. The Kings Mountain man has- been stationed in Korea since May. He is married to the former' Betty Brooks of Kings Mountain.' His wife and son, Chris, i-esidej on route 1. , at Fallslon; Vo-Ag Dept, at Burns School. Township No. 10 Flay Willis Store at Belwood; Everett Lutz Packing Hou.se. and Elmore & Peeler Feed Mill. • ; Township No. Township No. 9 Boggs Gin Store at Casar. 11 Pruett’s; WEEKLY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Vegetoble Garden 5^ HORIZONTAL 3 1 Vegetable 7 Another -vegetable 13 Interstice 14 Handled 15,Tilted 16 Bakers 17 Auricle 18 Heron 20 East (Fr.) 21ShUted 23 Parasitic bug 27 Not all USE YOUR CHARGE CARDS AT PLONK’S 10 11 12 19 22 vege.Vables are —:-'above eround 31 Direction " 32 Low haunt 33 Vcsetables j sun and ] rain to grow 34 Bewildered 33 Unit of energy 36 Sea eagle 37 Some vegetables have 39 Protective covering 40 Sea nymph 42 No title page Cab.) 45 Oriental civet 46 Poof finial 49£x^nged 51 Parched 53 Sally 54 Baseball <^cial 55 Emphasis 56 High regard VERTICAL 1 Chest ratUo 2 Scope Term of endearment Charged atom ^irt part Barrier Diminishing Joins Royal Society of Edinburgh (ab.) Appellation Followers Confined Transposes Eater Meadows Hops' kiln Employer Discolor Here’s the Answer ? g X V s fsi.. id I rs a* n XI 28 Road edge 29 Cotton fabric 30 German river 32 Traduces 38 Genus of marine worms 39 Revokes 41 Egress 42 Promontory 43 Horse's gait 44 Young salmon 46 Iroquoian Indian 47 Father (Fr.) 48 The same 50 Female saint (ab.) 52 Qualified 1 t 3 H 5 6 H 7 8 3 10 II 12 13 <4 «• K> ri ^■26 P ZJ I 24 27 31 32 1 34 35 1 36 37 36 33 41 ■ ■ HZ HS 4y 1 45 l|7 49 50 5Z 53 ■ 54 ss J 5b s S • K( )se s Dioomin ;ains $ THURSDAY, FRIDAY SATURDAY $ Kigiilar 8)94 Save 1.18 SMiri M” M |Mil Ironing Boards wtllf* Uaf. 1 -ywi Sturdy, with finfur ^ tip huipht rndjuttmunK Ragulcn 4.99 Baby WALKSR SPECIAL ' Begular 88c 10 Roll Toilet Tissue 72c / 0. BEGULAR $1.48 LAUNDRY BASKET l^jiedal 99c Kings Mountain. N. C. Free Parking Free Rx Delivery Drive-In Window FREE POFFEE Filling Prescriptions Is what we do Best • o AT MOUNTAINEER PHARMACY YOU CET REST PRICE. REST QUALITY, AND REST SERVICE. WE FILL ALL DOCTORS' PRE SCRIPTIONS. Welfare Prescriptions Filled Promptly STORE HOURS: 9 ■ 9 WEEK DAYS 2 - 6 SUNDAYS PHONE 739-4717 Mountaineer Pharmacy CORNER W. MOUNTAIN & WATTERSON — ACROSS FROM WEST SCHOOL This Sale Good Through Wednesday Oct. 1st. FArr^SlGlET^N^TlG?ToO?nnrMA!^AlH SPOTLIGHT YOUR HAIR STYLE Beautiful Falls to match your hair Falls $19.95 Crowning Glory for your Hair Wiglets ■ only 6.95 r Excitement of a Nsw Hair Color Wigs 19.95 FREE WITH EACH $5.00 COSMETIC PURCHASE DURING THIS SALE: One Dorothy Gray Lipstick - Val. $1.00 or One Brushfire Lipstick Compact. Val. Sl.OO —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. $4.50 HAndSimg COLOGNE Sproty Mist ■ 3.6 oz. by Matchabelli now —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. $1.25 CORICIDIN COLD RELIEF TABLETS Colds, Aches, Pain and Fever. 25 Tablets 68'^ —MOUNTAINEER— Beg. 99c ACORAL 8 fL oz. New Plastic Bottle Marshmallow Flavor Gentle Laxative only 59'^ —mountaineer- extra SUPER SPECIAL TAHITI TUMRLER SET by Anchor Hocking • Honey Gold QOc set * Avocado Green • One doz. 12-oz. Glasses • Boxed MATCHING GLASS PITCHER 2qt. < - 98'" ea. —MOUNTAINEER— —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. $1.50 Reg. $2.50 OLD SPICE Tussy's After Shave Lotion MIDNKHT by Shulton Spray Cologne 41/4 oz. 2 oz. Net Wt. only SS'' only ^1.59 —MOUNTAINEER— —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. 47c Reg. $1.49 VICKS Cheiacol D VA-TRO-NOL COUGH SYRUP Nose drops with Vapor Action Temporary Relief of Coughs Relieves head stuffiness Effective. Non-Narcotic i/z-oz. dropper bottle 4-oz. bottle only 19'" only 88'" —MOUNTAINEER— , —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. $3.29 Reg. 49c METAMUCll Caitmi's ; M-oz. UTTLE PILLS Natural Vegetable Powder for Constipation for Gentle, Effective Laxative Action our price ^2.39 30 pills now 33^ —mountaineer— Reg. $1.00 Cashmere Bouquet Dusting Powder Decorator Plastic Boxes Net Wt. 5 oz. our price 49^ —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. $1.29 CORYRAN-D Capsules Decongestant with Vitamin "C" Rapidly Relieves Cold Discomforts 24 Capsules 68^ —MOUNTAINEER— Reg. 43c SAL HEPATICA Gentle Effervescent Antacid Laxative 2.4-oz. size 29^
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