The Gastonia Gwtte,
BUSINESS LOCALS.
CRBBH NUNN ALLY' S—ju *t r*
f, by express at Kstrue
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TIORSKS for sals—Two rood
Is family drivers. Thomson Com
pany —lOtn.
r^RKPE TISSUE—1000 rolls, all
y the di Anient shades, at Adams
Drug Co.
CB. RHYNE, manager of tto
• Gold** Rale store, will give
yow cash or trade for yowr fruits and
vegetables. —Jic4.
I 0wT"jit??,2*JL «ngraing between
L< Kind 1st-Balk Bros. Co. and
Thomson Co’s a pearl broach. Piad
er please return to this office.
COR BALE—Two fresh yonag grade
. /«*ey cows. Also two thorough
bred Poland China boars. Apply to
B. D. Thompson, Stanley, N. C. 2t.
WB NEVER force any one to take
,w s Picture that is not satisfae
Joty. That ta why oor trade grows
larger «Dd not leas. Shuford, Lead
ing Photographer. Mtu.
WANTED—To exchange furniture
W for straw and cord wood. We
also exchange furniture for money,
' CMh or on time. Williams
Furniture Company. — 14tn.
I 1ST YOUR PROPERTY-1 will be
y at the city hall Wednesday,
June 28th. from 0 a. m. to 1 p. m.
Come and list your property. Lsst
call. W. A. Faixs, list-taker. Mel.
BERKSHIRE BOAR.—Fine regia
D tered Berkshire Boar, Islington
1-oysl from BiKmore (arm. ready fox
sere ire at 8. B. Hanna’s farm. For
terms apply to M. W. Haana. Gas
tonia. —14tn
•! Raw Ada.
Morris Brothers—Bargains galore.
Robinson Brothers—We want yon.
Thomson Co.—The rush is still on.
D. W. Newsom, Registrar—Trin
ity College.
Frost Toneme ft Co —Keep cool
on the second.
Jas. F. Yeager—Special line
trimmed hats.
J. H. Kennedy ft Co.—Grand wel
some on tha 2nd.
KindleyBeik Bros. Co.—The great
clearance sale sacceaa.
TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 190*.
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
—After being confined to his home
for several days on account of ill
ness, Mr. John H. Williams is abie
to be oat again.
—Thebeautiful solo by Mrs. H. B.
Moore at tha First Baptist church
Sunday morning was s Katrine treat
to the congregation. She has s per
fectly trained voice—easy of range
and exquisitely sweet.
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—A fifth chair baa been installed by
Masers. Walters Brothers. the pop
ular barbers. It U ia chary■ of Mr.
Chas. Kite-bin of Gafin ay.
Methodiat church Friday night. Aa
impromptu program of songs,
recitation*, and iostrumantal annate
waa rendered and ices wen Served.
-Went Rnd Methodiat church
realised about IIS from the ten cream
nigfr- “* tk* Lor*y P*Tk Saturday
-la a brisk game of ball at Me
&4*J,25,5A,8atur,Uy •Hernoon tbe
McAdenville, tram won from the
Mountain Inland team by a score of
I to 2.
_~Tbe annual district conference of
Shelby District, M. B. Chareh South,
• at McAdenville Thursday.
i“'V Tth- Rev H. L. Atkina ol
Shelby will preside.
—Saturday tha Carolina and
Northwestern Railroad gave lta em
ployees yn all day octing at High
Shoals. A special train waa run
Chester, passing Gastonia
about 8:30 a. a*, going up and 7 p.
?• H"4* wna furnished
by the Cheater Band.
—Aa eutartainment consisting of a
missionary lecture and surreoptican
^ of Permian scenes and life
will be given in tbe opera house this
^S4®* ■»» »> o'clock by Messrs
A. R. Harrison and Theodore Mar
ah*&Taia.Utter a native of Oroomi
—the Hirst National Bank, Gasto
oia Banking Company, Gaston
I.o«n and Trust Company, and Gas
tonia Savings Bank will be closed
Saturday for the celebration. Tha
Gaston Loan and Trust Company
will be open for tbe entertainment of
Ha customers, but not for business.
— win oc|io wiuua me next
tea days on Mr. T. L. Craig * new
l‘TWT »table, corner of Lon* and
Marietta street* Tbe atrnctura will
be of iron, covered with tin. and will
be two stories high. The I amber
aod other material for the building
has already been placed It will be
90 by 9* feet Some eery deckled
Improvement* are new being made
on Mr. Craig’s stable on the opposite
corner. A abed containing several
mule pens and a large open entrance
covers a space 140 by SO feet. These
extensive improvements are war
ranted by the ever increasing busi
ness of the firm
. —On a warrant sworn out by Wll
Parker of Maiden, Policeman
Wiley Carroll on Frldsy arrested
Mr. Mascomb Ellington on a charge
of larceny. He waa taken to Har
den by Mr. A A. Young for trial be
fore Esquire M. P. Friday and waa
found not guilty. Mr Parker al
leged that Mr. Ellington had taken
a pair of steel plyers from him.
The evidence prod need showed that
Mr EUiugtoo had found tbe plyers
and did not know to whom they be
loojped. The defendant is a resident
of Gastonia, has never been in any
trouble befote. and baa the reputa
tion of being an honeet, industrious,
and straightforward yoeng man.
PERSONAL MENTION.
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—In tbs absence of the pastor of
tha First Baptist church, who is at
tending tbs summer meeting at
isf.haoo’a 8pring». Prof. J. 8. Wray
delighted tbs congregation Sunday
morning with a splendid address.
His subjsct— Tbs Power of as
tdsal*—was handled ia s forceful
manner and was an inspiration to
old and young alike.
A Plcaic Party.
A party consisting of the fol
lowing persons enjoyed a de
lightful time fishing and picnic
ing at Mr. Tom Sparrow’s oa
Crowders Creek Friday: Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Spencer. Mr.
and Mra. Alonso Spencer and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Spencer, Mrs. Rush Spencer,
Miases Laura and Mamie Spen
cer, Messrs. Frank Friday,
Frank Nolen and W. T. Adams.
Swings were. pnt np for the
children and a delightful dinner
was spread in the shade of the
trees. Tbe occasion was great
ly enjoyed by every member of
tbe party.
BEABT FOBBIB BAY.
Brut EAocrttaaaf Jutttaaaad
Fourth af July Cslebrrtiau
•a Saturday to Bo Bfggaet Bao
testa Has Bad.
Gastonia is preparing for a
great day Saturday, July tad.
It promises to be tbe biggest
celebration tbe town baa ever
experienced.
All tbe committees are hard
at work. The committees ou
parade and amusement arc get
ting in readiness to entertain tbe
large crowd that is expected to
be on hand.
Governor Aycock will apeak
at Loray Park in thu forenoon;
McAdenville and Kings Moon
tain will play ball at 3 p. m. at
tbe old show grounds; tba day
will close with a big display of
fire works at 8:30 p. m. at Lo>
ray Park. There will alao be
other features of amusement.
The bands from Cberryville,
Bessemer, Monnt Holly, sod
Gastonia are expected to be
ou band to furnish mnsic.
The schools of the town and
county will be on band in force
and will const!tale tbe main part
of the parade.. It is going to be
a great educational day and no
body in tbe county can afford to
min it.
Reports from tbe various sec
tions of tbe county indicate that
Gastonia will have on that day
tbe largest crowd in its history.
Remember the day—Saturday,
July tbe 2nd.
Tn The Scbsal Children.
All of the graded school
pupils are reouested to meet at
the central school building Sat
urday morning at 9:90 o'clock.
Supt. Wray desires that every
grade and every school be rep
resented. Tbe object of this
gathering is to get all tbe school
children together for the parade.
firit Club Organised:
An enthusiastic mass meeting
was held in tbe city ball last
night for tbe purpose of organ
ising a baseball and park asso
ciation. Mr. W. O. GatUs was
elected temporary chairmen and
Mr. E. H. Tuttle secretary. A
committee consisting of Messrs
J. S. Torrence, B. H. Tattle,
and S. S. Morris, was ap
pointed to solicit stock taken.
A permanent organisation will
be effected as soon as a speci
fied amount of stock has been
subscribed. It is proposed to
purchase something like thirty
acres of land, bolld a grand!
stand, race track, and in short
to create an up-to-date park.
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Mn. R. A. Wilson, wile of
Mr. R. A. Wilson, Sr., died Sat
urday afternoon at 5 JO o'clock
at the borne of her daughter,
Mrs- J. B. Reid, in McAdeavWe
after an illness of several weeks,
aged 55 years.
The funeral was bald la the
Methodist charch at Lowall at
3 o'clock Sunday aftaraooo.
Rev. John B. Bradley conduct!
mg the services, after which the
body was tenderly laid to reat in
the Lowall cemetery.
Surviving the deceased an a
husband and fiva children as
follows: Mr. R. A. Wilson, Jr.,
Mn. J. B. Reid, and Mr. 8am
Wilson of McAdeavUla; Mr.
James Wilson, bookkeeper for
the Lowell Cotton Mill; aad
Mn. L. B. Reid of Charlotte.
The deceased was a most am
timablc and highly esteemed
lady aad had many friends in
McAdenviUe and elsewhere to
whom the announcement of her
death will bring sorrow. To the
bereaved husband and children
Thx Gautti extends its sin
cere st sympathy._
MMMh Steals.
Mri. Stdla C. Clark, wife of
Mr. Joseph L. Clark, died yat
terday afternoon at 3 o’clock at
High Shoals, age 43 years. Mr.
L. D. Smith came down yester
day afternoon and retained with
a casket last night. The body
will be Uken to Georgia to-day
for burial. A bnsbsnd and
four children survive. The de
ceased carried a policy ia the
North CaroHaa Mutual Aid aad
Home Protective Association.
One death and eleven cases
oi prostration from heat occurred
ia Now York Sunday.
P. H. Buracaa was electrocuted
at Sing Sing, N. Y., yesterday
for the hilling of Capt. George
Townsend.
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Davenport College for Young
Women at Lenoir.
WHY?
“Five Good Reasons.**
WRITE TO
CHARLES C. WEAVER, Pres.
GASTON LOAN and .TRUST CO.
W#T. Love* Pres. E. a HcLaid, Trcu.
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The Great Clearance
The success of our “Greatest Clearance Sale9* can be testified to by the
Uu5? « » °! ca$ei> enthusiastic, pleased purchasers that thronged our stores
both Saturday and Monday. It was a merry, good-natured crowd on the hunt
for bargains, which they received. Never before In Gastonia’s history haothe
purchasing power of the “almighty dollar99 been so great; and many words of
approval and praise makes us reel that our untiring efforts towards giving this
section the greatest money-saving sale of unrivaled seasonable merchandise Is
aq entire success.* Bargain Gems turned on every day of this great sale.
Partial list of Clearance Sale values at phenomenal prices s
$1.10 31'lnch Black Taffeta,
wear guaranteed
$1.00
Clearance rale bargain of 98-inch black
guaranteed taffeta silk, $1.50 e a
quality, sale price reduced_4* •
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$1 JO valne Black Pcau de Solre
reduced to
$1.00
30-inches wide beautiful lustre, wear
guaranteed, $150 valne, sale ^ |
50c Printed Poolarda
25c
All this seasons newest up-to-dste styles
especially adapted for waists or shirt
waist salts, clearance tale 25c
31c Clearance Bale Bargains,
I5c
Scotch Suiting*.
Oradan Voiles, embroidered batiste,
brown litmus and floe drasa madras,
ranging ia price from 10 to 25c, all
placed on ooe counter and «■_
aale price redpoed to__IOC
15 to 25c Embroidered French
Lenoa, Batiste and 20c
'India Llnon, Sale Price
10c
A bargain feast of a variety, 15 to 25c
embroidered batiste, French Lenos,
White Galatire, Persian Lawn and
India Linens, sale price re- 1 a_
dneed to___IOC
10 and 15c Seasonable values
at
5c
38-in. White Lawns, pretty sheer, col
ored batiste and dimity, 10 and 15c
values in lot, clearance sale m _
price reduced to. .wV
$1.00 Table Linen at •
50c
72-in. bleached linen 75c and $1.00 vab
nee, also 72-in. half unbleached ail
Haas German Damask, 75c values
reduced to... -ieprice 50c
25c Table Linen at
19c
80-in. full bleach cotton audSS-in. hall
bleach German Damask 35c a a.
value tale price_I <jC
3Sc Dreas Linens at
25c
Pall hi cached 36-in. wide Dreas Linen,
isir1"- s,h|,d“"- 2 Sc
$2.00 Wash Skirts at
$1.00
AU of onr wash dreas Skirts ranging in
price $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, and $2.00,
placed in one lot and clearance Cl
sale price made.. .JI
$3.00 Dress Skirts st
$1*97
All desirable weight and up-to-date
styles, imaging In value from $2.50
to three-fifty. Sale price ri q y
reduced to_ yl»g /
Those MLlon Brand** Shirts at
69c
A bargain for the men $1.00 and $1.25
shirts, neat styles, "Lioa Brand”
means the best $1.00 shirt on earth
clearance sale pries reduced
70c Shirts at
48c
Pretty colored and white Neglige* shirts
made of elegant quality madras *
seventy-five cents values, Jo_
• sale price_45C
60c, 75c and a few $1 Shirts
25c
White shirts, colored shirts, assorted
stiff sod soft bosoms, 50c, 75c, sad
•t 25c
Clearance male Price aa Mat*
tings.
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Prices aa Men aad Bays Straw
Hats eat la baH.
75c to $1.00 Hats, redoced to 50c
. 50c Hats, sale pries_ _25c
Clearance Prices ea Mea's
end Bay’s Clothing.
$1 SO to $2.00 Boy’s emits, sals
$5.00 Mem's smits, sale price $2.98
M",‘ ^ 98c
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