THE GA5TONIA, (N. C), DAILY GAZETTE
PAGE FIVE
WTO TREVES! II
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A Sale of Fine
Shirt Waists and Blouses
that should interest Gaston ia shoppers. Don't miss these bargains
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XTtata f latent la thi SocUl Lift ;
f GutoaU aad Gaatoa Facta and j
Taadca far Tha Gatetta'a Feminine '
Frkada.
Mra. Zoa Kinoaid Brockmaa
Editor
' TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921
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? Brown Satin
,We have -just received shipment of
Brown Satin Strap Pumps. Both Spool
; and Paby Louis Heels.
All sizes and widths.
Prior . . . . $10.00
Robinson Shoe Co.
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Right
Spring Suits,
Stetson Hats
Easter Haberdashery
Kirby-Warren Co.,
The Home of Good Clothes j
KATHERINE MacDONALD
DOES NOT BELIEVE IN
TOO HASTY COURTSHIPS
Is a whirlwind courtshiti a successful
Ol'Cf Every Juv wo road in th .Inilr
j papers of divorce proceedings resulting
from hasty marriages. Yet occasionally
we run across devoted couples who have;
been happily married for many years
after extremely brief courtships.
Miss Katlierino Mai Donald, the beau
tiful star of "Curtain!" an interesting
picture of staRe life which deals with
"lovo at first sight " romance ami its
results, believes that loii( engagements
oitneen lovers is the only safe way in
which to enter the holy state of mutri-i
moiiy. I
"There is an old saying," Miss Mac
Donald explains, "that you have to live!
with people lief, ire you know them. Audi
ibis same truism applies to matrimony.
How can one expect to be happy with a
prison whom they do not knowf Our
cannot learn all of the eccentricities and i
cuaiat tori.stic s of a person whom they j
have known but a brief time. A man or
woman may be the most beautiful and'
accomplished person in the world and
.vet have a violent temper a sulky din !
position. Or they may be most uueon-
genial and not a bit domesticated.
"Kverybody tries to appear at their;
best in public but when they are in the
privacy of their home it is a different '
story. And there are lots of undesirable
traits of character in a person that are
kc f 1 1 concealed in public but which crop j
out later on. After the novelty of new I
acquaintance shil' lias worn off, the bad '
features come to the surface and then I
tlv resultant domestic unhappiness oc
curs. I, for one, am in faror of lone i
j WITCHERY.
A street piano quivers through the dusk,'
A shy breeett swavs and nods its ilre.-nnv
1 head.
Anil stretches perfumed fingers out to me
That late have loitered o'er a primrose
bed.
j The pearled branch of a plum trie croons'
! and sighs '
: And stirs the languid moonlight at my
' feet, ' '
I , i
i 1 hen, settling to its dreaming once again, 1
I Leaves there a shodaw blossom, wonder
I sweet.
j
! Frail dream shapes flock from sweet,
j long liished ISprings, ;
'ling to my hand and will not let me go !
Lured by the music quivering through
the dusk,
The breeze that sways my curtain to audi
iro.
D A. R. TO MEET
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
The William Caston Chapter, D. A. I., j
will meet Friday afternoon at ii o'clock
with Mrs. 8. A. Kindley at her home on 1
Proad street. Mrs. Kindley and Mrs.'
George A. Sparrow will be joint hostesses
and an entertaining program has been '
arranged. '
i
WAR MOTHERS ;
MEET WEDNESDAY.
The War Mothers' Association will'
meet tomorrow afternoon at .'! o'clock
w'th Mrs. A. A. McLean, at her home '
on South York street, Every war mother,
in the county is urged to attend t li ii-
meeting.
LOT NO. 1
One table extra pretty Waists in
Georgette, Tricolette, Crepe de
Chine, all wanted spring shades
and new snappy styles. Sale
Price
$3.98 Values to $5.95
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LOT NO. 2
This lot of beautiful lace and em
broidered Georgettes, Pongees,
Wash Satins, Tub Silks, Crepe de
Chines, etc. Same styles as seen
in the higher numbers, our special
Sale Price
$4.98 Values to $8.95
LOT NO. 3
Exceptional Blouses and Shirt Waists in
Georgette, Crepe de Chine. Tricollette,
heavy lace trimmings, embroidered,
beaded, etc. Sale price
$5.95 Values to $10.00
LOT NO. 4
At this very reasonable price, for sale
only, we offer Dlouses and Waists that
really look to be $12.50 numbers;
they wear better. Look at them in
Window. Sale Price
$7.95 Values to $12.50
WELCOME NEWS
TO C. D. C.
A telegram to Mrs. Thomas W. Wilson,
Hate president of the 1'. !. ('., from
Mrs. If. A. Loudon, chairman of the
I I'. C. probation committee, annoum-cd
tlut the one million dollar pension bill
passed the IScnate Saturday and the
Itouso yesterday. This will be ivelcom
news iu C 1). C. circles throughout the
State.
EFIRD'S TO
BANQUET TONIGHT.
As a result of a contest between two
teams of Kfiird's sales force, captained
by Messrf. Otto Ihincan and Mulba
Hnndsoll, the entire force will enjoy an
informal banquet tonight in the Armory
building. Mr. W. K. Hnytns will serve
in the capacity of toastmaster. In addi
tion to short talks from members of the
fnrci. there will be addresses by Hev.
LOT NO. 5
Blouses of heavily embroidered Georgette in Grey, Bisque, Peach
and Flesh, etc. Also embroidered beaded designs, Sale Price
$12.95 Values to $19.95
YOUR PURCHASE KEEPS AMERICA EMPLOYED. BUY
WHAT YOU NEED NOW.
30 MATTHEWS-BELK CO. 30
RETAIL RETAIL
STORES SELL IT F0R LESS STORES
Do you want your clothes to FIT you?
Then let us measure you.
We can please the man who wants "Individuality"
in clothes. We have thousands of beautiful, superb
materials fcr ycu to chocse frcm.
. Dress well; it PAYS. You can get an "audience"
when you wear cur good clothes.
Wear our good "Nifiy" clothes.
The Young Men's Shop
WAJtfiEN GARDNER, Mgr.
1 "" m'ciks ror couiue.s ocr ore tnpy . j w. Cautey .lohnson, rector of St
" in in. iillil l i t oe neve t nil. h In
and !
one
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should be framed forcing a man
woman to bo engaged for at least
ytar before they are alohved to imirrr.
In "Curtain!" M;.ss MacDonald plays j
lie part of a stage idol who is won by J
i man of wealth after a very brief court- ;
-hip. The result of this hasty wedding J
;s disupopintmeiit ami great unhappiness i
tor her until she finds thP solution of her I
I lobleni. It is one of the best and most '
i mini ing pictures Miss MncIona!d has'
yet appeared in. It will be a First a !
tanal attraction at the Castoninn The ;
atcr today and tomorrow.
Mark's Kpiscopnl church, and Hugh A,
Query. The ladies of the Kirst l'.aptist
church will serve the menu.
YOUNG BRANDON
HAD VISION.
' ' That 's a wise boy u h
prizo in the biscuit contest,'
p ntlcmnn who is ucliued to
ii won tils'
' nbcrvd a
be facet f
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Armstrong left
ist night for Richmond, Va., where Mrs.
Armstrong will undergo ;m operation at
GASTONIAN
TODAY AND TOMORROW
KATHERINE MACDONALD
The American Deauty in
"CURTAIN"
Directed by James Young
The Love Story of an Actress
From Tho Saturday Evening Post Story by
Reita Weiman
the stage meant much
home meant more
she was a success as an actress
wa3 she a success as a home maker
the question was home or stage which?
A "First National"
. Attraction
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
CECIL B. DeMILLE'S Production
'SOMETHING TO THINK ABOUT
ty Jeanie macpherson
The top of life and the bottom ! And the same
.fairvoman reached them both. Why? How? And
-tvfich was the, end?
" A Romance aglow with the metropolitan beau
ty and richness always linked with the name De
: Milled
-Yet built from the hearth of a village black
smith and made of the ;tuff that fULs the simplest
hearts.
tWith: Gloria Swanson, Theodore. Roberts, Elliott
iDexter and Won!e Blue.
i-M. laiKe s Hospital. !he will be awav pendnble creatures, would just h
for a month or more. Mr. Armstrong ! roll up their sleeves and go In k
will also undergo treatment but expects : the dough. And, for my
hi reiurn mime wmnn a weeK or so. Cmleil, "that Im.v is not going
.1 voice crying in the wildijfnr-
going to get that biscuit recipe
leve I'm going to need it."
Missis I'velvn I'ress'y and Kssie Mc
Caiter, both s'udents at I.inwood Col
lege, hpeut the week end with Mrs. R. ().
aig at her home on (South Willow
street.
at the elpense of Ins Tile and s imet nl
his neighbors' wi'es. "You sec,
centiniied, "that boy has vision. He s;
that what with running around uplilli
tee i-ommunity, keeping their skirts up
thi prevailing notch, and voting at'
times, the harassed and overworked
lies just couldu t find time to stu u
the biscuits. IL saw at once if bre;l
to remain the staff of life the nici,
to
ling
con
just
I 'ir
I be
part.-
Enj
oy hvcry
Meal
Without fear of
Indigestion
or
Dyspepsia
Take a Tablcspoonful of
FOR ADULTS
After Kveo Mei'.
It Is c.i V. wh.it the
inline tntili-'S It nru
tr.. Iin loi.lit,. pn
lent liT'H; u:;ition,
iinpni. the iliuratlon
and aiiKtlte ;i rel n
lKrntes the itonunJi
and Ut'ls.
EXCEI.LEVT FOB
Inilifstloii. I( stKpsia,
Iwiitcr.v. I'-ilir,
lltsrrtioen. Vux,
Oiok-ra Morbus.
At all drug stores.
Kuykendal
Chemical Co.,
Rock Hilt, S. c.
; STATE FEDERATION
OF MUSIC CLUBS.
) The annual meeting of the Mali- I
! elation of Music Clubs will bo In I I n
1 Creeusboro March II and l.'i. In conu.c
tion with thid meeting the Nottn Cam
l.na Hate contests for young pritc
siftial musicians will be held. All con
: testants, club presidents and deleirat
to the Wtate ims'ting will be guests ot
the Kuterpe Club while in (iice nshoro.
Mrs. Frank A. Vilierliug, of Akion
Ohio, president of the National Fedora
tion of Music Oubs, and Mi-s Nan H
Steihens, of Atlanta, president of tin
.South Atlantic District, will be presen'
at this meeting. This fact alone hi
riroosed an unusual degree of intere-t ii
the meeting, as these two otlieets nr.
among the best known in the musiea'
- field in the country. Another very inter
eating feature is the contest for young
professional musicians, which will be
held during the meeting. A number oi
young artists have signified tlicir inten
tion to enter, and others may do so. if
their applications are forwarded imme
diately. The niimlier of dubs belonging
to the Istatp Federation has increased
materially since the last meeting, and 1
1 i1 dilations point to tho mot siiciessfu
mis'ting in the history of the musical
organizations of the State.
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WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY
R. V. WILLIAMS, Manager.
Insurance of All Kinds Nothing But Insurance
District Managers
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Co.
$1. .-,00.0110.00 Capital fullv paid.
$100,000,000.00 Insurance in force.
$")8,OOO,O0.').00 Assets.
"1'hc IIcsl Insurance Company in
the World."
Issues liberal Life, Accident ami
Health Insurance contracts. (Not In
dustrial Insurance).
I'rotect yourself and loved ones
against the five jrreat hazards of Life:
(1) Sickness, (li) Accident, C',)
rennancnt Disahilitv. (1) Old Akc (")
Death.
"Lis; en to the. Acnt."
Resident Agents
Royal Insurance Company
Insuring you for
Fire,
Automobile,
Liability,
I'.urglary,
Theft,
Plate Glass,
Tornado,
Cyclone,
Hail
and
Farm
Insurance
We most respectfully ask for a share
of vour Insurance business.
WILLIAMS INSURANCE AGENCY
Temproray Offices Star Grocery Co.
Opposite City Hall
Fones 410 and 411
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SOCIETY PERSONALS
Miss t'nra t'larke sjieiit ruudiiy with
ftiends in the I'nion neighKorhixid.
' Major and Mrs. Rolw-rt '). I'tiderwood
' f Marp Island, f'al., aniiouine the liirth
of a son, Richard I.e. on Monday, Fell
I roary 2H, at their California estate.
; Major Underwood is a lirother of Mrs.
7.. R. Harry, of this city, and has many
: friends in the count v.
The Ideal Thuater presents tolay Era
ovajf iu " tsiM-ietr Secrete" and "Kin
1 gTs and rocket, a two reel comedy.
"onrdtuldtionr-
NATURE GAVE YOU
YOUR EYES
IT IS UP TO YOU TO
TAKE THE BEST POSSI
BLE CARE OF THEM.
Discomfort in reading
or sewing is nature's first
warning.
Heed it! and do your
duty to nature's greatest
gift.
WE EXAMINE EYES
AND FIT GLASSES
VV. B. MORRIS
Registered Optometrist
Office : Torrence - Morris
Co'i. Jewelrv Store : ;
Gastonia, , ., jjN C.
Huffstetler Brothers
Building Materials of all
Kinds
Brick Tile Cement Lime Gravel
See us and Get Our Prices Before
You Buy.
Information gladly furnished
whether you are ready to build right
now or not.
Phone 99
Gastonia, N. C.