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iniDAY, JCLY 3, 1011. TJTft OASTOXIA GAZETTE. PAcn i: TEUNY COLUMN. ONE CENT A WORD , They ErIncEesoU;lrr 'en. LOST. ; . LOST $10 REWARD: Lost Joday ; ; (July 25) between Sloan's Ferry and .Gastonia or Dallas on gentle man's tan colored; rubber rain coat and one lady's erev (salt and oeD- peT) colored coat, water-proof, vel Tet collar, and large' black buttons Ten dollan reward for : return """of lame to Gazette oOce or to ' J.- A. "PORTER, care Aahevllle ' Club, Aineviue. w. u. .. ,. , LOST:"Mondar."julT 24th. between Broad St. and Citizens Bank smalt lady's gold watch watch. Name-engraved on Inside. Liberal .reward 'tor return to Gazette 'office. tf. WANTED, NO MORE CASH coupon. Notice Is hereby given to all customers that after .Wednesday, August 2nd, we will discontinue entirely the Issu ance of coupon on cash purchases and oa payment - of monthly and weekly accounts. All persons hold '. rng these cash coupons are requested Lto present them at our - store as promptly as possible for redemption. In making, this change our purpose to to give you everything we sell at the very lowest possible price. Tou will continue to get the fullest value for your money, we respectfully so licit a continuance of your patron age and assure you of prompt and satisfactory service. THE LOVE COMPANY, Al C6t. WANTED: Fifty colored women. wages $4.00 to $6.00 per week. Steady work. South Atlantic Waste Co., Charlotte, N. C. A15c6t. WANTED: Tour order for winter coal. Rankin & Wilson. Phones 276 or 314. i 28 c 3. FOB SALU. FOR SALE. Limited quantities of BRICK and LIME.- AttracUce prices. Apply to J. R. Howe at mill. The Arlington Mills. 28c2. FOR SALE: Good second hand Standard sewing machine. Gas- tonia Furniture Co. -- .28 e 3 FOR SALE: Automobile, Bulck, 3- passenger, cheap to quick buyer A. J. Klrby. tf, FOB BENT. FOR RENT: Six room bouse, Ches ter street, modern conveniences. Ap ply to H. M. Eddleinan. MISCELLANEOUS. DELLINGER-T-Notary Public, Real ty Building. , tf. NOTARY PUBLIC J. M. Wilson. Lowell Cotton Mill office, Lowell. LEARN AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS Take a thirty-days Practical course In our well equipped Machine Shops and learn the Automobile' business, and accept good positions. Char lotte Auto School, Charlotte. N. C. NOTARY PUBLIC: J. White Ware. Citizens National ' Bank building. MOVED upstairs .over Adams' , drug store. Cleaning and pressing. Chas. C. Johnson, tailor. Phone 146. 28 c 2. Gastonia Refute Three Items -. " . Correspondence of The Gazette. GASTONIA, Route 3, July 27. Mr. and Mrs. John C, Robinson en tertained about seventy-five young people Wednesday night with a lawn party in honor of. their guest, Miss Eva Carothers, of Rock Hill, S. C. The park and grove were beau tifully decorated1 with Japanese lan . terns. Those who were present bad a most enjoyable -tlme Mrs. John C. Rankin and little daughter, Mar tha, were Gastonia shoppers Thurs day Mr. and Mrs. Will Moton are visiting the former's father, Mr. Alex Moton, in Lincoln county. A meeting will begin at Sandy Plains Baptist - church Sunday the 24th. The paetor will be assisted by Rev. J. D. Moose. Mrs. R. L. Wyckoff and three children, of Lincolnton, are the guests of. the former's sister, Mrs, J. T. Suggs, on South Broad street. Mrs. David P. Dellinger and daughter, Blanche, left this m6rn Ing for Cherryville where they will spend a week or so visiting relatives and friends and take in the celebra tion on the 6th. The committee In charge of the Tuckaseege picnic have invited At torney David P. Dellinger, of Gas tonia, to deliver the address for them Saturda, August 6th. , - There will ; be an excursion Thursday. August 10th, run from Torkvllle,,S. C, over the C. & N. W S, A. L. and C. C. ft O. rail roads to Johnson City, Tenn. The fare from Gastonia will be $3.60. Watch Tuesday's Gazette for furth er particulars. - v . ' - itching skin quickly cooled Hot v weather means skin trouble for many people, but now you can top the itch Instantly. - . Just a few drops of the cooling and healing winter green lotion and the Itch is gone not In half an hour not In ten minutes but In five seconds. . : . This simple' wash Is known as D,D. D. Prescription for Eczema, an usually sells for $1.00 a bottle, but now by special' arrangement you can get trial size bottle for 25. cents. This will be enough to show" yon why we always recommend D. D. D. for all akin troubles.' D. D. D. givea Instant relief. J. -H. Kennedy ft Co . -'. 28-A18 STILL MOKE SLOGAN'S. -v.- . . . .,;' ; Interest In the Movement Continues to Grow Just a week in Which 'to fiend yours In fcome New Ones. .' ; .. '. . '' . :'. 'Just one wesk from today and the slogan campaign will close. If you have one send it in at once, In. The Gazette of Friday, the 4th, the com plete list will be published after which the Commercial Club will be asked to select the best. Since last issue several new ones have come in. Mr. J. T. R. Dameron, of Besse mer City, says "Gastonia s a. Model Town? . Si r - ''Rev. W. H. Hardrn, rector of , St. Mark's Episcopal church and a true blue Gastonlan, who is spending , a couple of months at Blowing Rock where be is supplying the pastorate of .the Episcopal church; writes as follows under date of the J 4th: "1 was much Interested In the list of slogans suggested or Gastonia in your last issue. It seems to me that no town in the entire Piedmont sec tion of North Carolina is offering such exceptional opportunities In ev ery line of commercial and indus trial activity and 1 beg leave to of fer as a most fitting slogan '"Gas tonia, the City of Opportunities." .The following are from Mrr J. H. Kennedy, proprietor . of Kennedy's drug 'store, - "Gastonia x Growing Great," "Gastonia Growing Great er,'" "Gastonia Great and Growing Greater," "Gastonia Is Great and Growing," "Gastonia Growing Great and Grand," "Gastonia Booming." Someone whose name - we no not recall suggests this one, "Don't Stop TU1 You Get to Gastonia." . Mr. J. Frank Warlick, of Lincoln ton, suggests these, "Gaston la's Growing, Watch Her" and Gastonla's Coming, Watch Her Grow." Mr. I. R. McFadden, the Davis block grocer, is heartily in favor of a slogan for Gastonia. He thinks we should have one by all means. He says: "Gastonia wllmibs faster than any city or town in the State and has more push and vim than any town double its size in the Unit ed States. It has the richest coun try to back it up So come one and all and Invest your money either in city or country property. It will be the road to prosperity for you. If you don't do this you will regret it as long as you live." Mies Beulah Friday, The Ga zette's correspondent at Worth, sug gests "Gastonia, the Beat Town in Dixie.'V , Suggestions for slogans for Gas tonia continue to come in. This morning's mall brought a letter from Mrs. Olivia Moore Blase, one of The Gazette's 'good lady friends who resides in Richmond, Va., con taining several splendid slogans which are given below. Mrs. Blase, who was formerly Miss Olivia Moore, of Dallas, this county, re cently won the distinction of offer ing a slogan which was adopted by the Virginia city In which she lives. The Richmond News-Leader of re cent date contains contains the fol lowing item with reference to this: "The Historic Center Busy Richmond:" This slogan, written and contributed by Mrs. Louis C. Blase, of 7 East Main street, was to day selected by a committee of five Judges,- acting for The News Leader as the. winner of the $25 prize. "The committee was as follows: J. G. Corley, president of the Cable Piano Company; Henry W. Wood, president of the Chamber of Com merce; J. A. Connelly, real estate dealer; W. M. Addison, cashier of the National Bank of Virginia, and George Ainslie, lawyer. "In the opinion of the five Judges, the slogan adopted indicates Rich mond and what she was and is. "The Historic Center" speaks volu ably of her glorious past, while "Busy. Richmond" expresses strong ly her present activity and aggres siveness. "The winning slogan was selected out of hundreds which were con tributed by contestants in the race. Every contribution was carefully read and compared with others and the committee gave much thought to the selection. By process of elim ination the favorable ' ones were narrowed down to the winning slo gan. . . "Mrs. Blase contributed a number of slogans, all of which were good." Following are the slogans sug gested by Mrs. Blase: - "Gastonia,' the Town of Values." "We Lead, Others Follow Gas tonia." , - . "Progressive ' Gastonia, the Trade Center." . ' , "Greater values for less Money Gastonia." "All Roads Lead to Gastonia." "You Can't Lose in Gastonia." "Everybody Wins in Gastonia." "When in Doubt,' Gome to Gas tonia.". , ' ;:-. "Gastonia, the Town That Push Built." "The Tar Heels Busy Town Gastonia." - .-' - . , "North Carolina's Bargain Cen ter Gastonia. "Just Say Gastonia Tlafs All. "Gastonia Does It Now." v ' City Clerk John R. Rankin - sug gests these: "Watch Gastonia Win" and "Gastonia Always Wins."; K. B. Babingtcm, Jr., -GastpnU'a Hard to Beat." Rer. S. S. Oliver. Kings Mountain. N. C: "Gastonia Going, to Go on Growing.; Mr. h. Aubrey Coster, Worth, N. C: . "Booming Gastonia, Always Wide a Wake." . v From Shelby, Mr. George C. Ded- mondt, a former Gastonlan, sub mits the following, which are good: "Gastonia, N. C, Always Room for One More.". 'Gastonia, N. C, The Latch String Hangs Outside." Former Gaston ians who return af ter an absence of four or five years or even less invariably remark, when they reach . "home" on the progress that' has been made since they left. This fact Is noted by Mrs. 8. A. Rob inson, who suggests this slogan, "How Gastonia Has Grown." The Gazette wishes more of its - lady readers would let us have their sug gestions. ' ' ' t -. . Mr. Charles C. Johnson suggests "See Gastonia Swell." Rev.'R. S. Abernethy. ess of The Gazette's valfted subscribers at Ruth- J- ."Gastonia, ;the Town, of Oppor tunity." r .r--,.;..'. v; ; Mr. S. R. Clinton has returned from Hiddenlte 'where he spent sev eral days, i-.; Misses .Alice and Birdie ' Car penter are visiting their sister,' Mrs. John Nivens in York county. ' t'j "Mrs. Lewis Llneberger, of Dal las, Is visiting at the home Of her daughter, Mrs. S. L. Jenkins. , if you get sample copy of The Gazette it is an Invitation to '.sub scribe.' ,. J; .:.. ;. . . ' ... . Messrs. Harley and Grady Gas ton, of Lowell, were among Wednes day's visitors in town. -Tomorrow is picnic day at Ol ney. Gastonia will no doubt be well rep resected. ; .; ; ' Suggestions for slogans are in order. Send yours to today. The list closes Friday, August 4th. ' Mr. C. D. Hogue, traveling in the Interest of the State University, was In town Tuesday. . ' Mr. R. C. Price, 'of route two. has accepted a position ln,Wlnston-Salera-. . ..rv . Mr. Lrnwood Robinson, of Low ell, was a business visitor In Gas tonia yesterday. ' Miss Ellen Hicks, of the post office force expects to leave Monday for Asheville to spend a vacation of ten days. Miss Johnsie Adams returned this morning from McAdenvllle where she has been visiting Miss Mamie Ray. -Miss Nannie Price, of Steel Creek, spent from Saturday until Thursday with her brother, Mir. G. N. Price, on route two. --Misses Annie Flte, Vivian Douglas and Mrs. J. B. Hall, of Bel mont, were thtf guests Wednesday of Mrs. A. J. Smith. Miss Mabel Broylee, of Dayton, Tenn., who is visiting frleynds in Charlotte, was the guest yesterday of her friend, Mrs. J. W, Atkins. Miss Bertie May Arrett left Tuesday night for her home in Covdngton, Va., to spend her vaca tion of several weeks. Mr. John Farmer, of route two, Bessemer City, was a business visi tor in Gastonia Wednesday. Ha is offering for sale the old Hovis store property and has an advertise ment In today's Gazette. .1 The Gazette -. is requested to state that there will be preaching at West End Methodist church Sunday, July 30th, at 11 a. m. by the pastor. At this church 72 members have been received during the year. Mrs. R. C. Warren and chilx dren returned to Gastonia Saturday after spending three weeks with Mrs. Warrenls brother, Mr. C. R. Hoey, and other relatives at Shelby. Masters Clyde and Charles Hoey, of Shelby, accompanied tbem. The Gazette Is requested to state that, in the absence of the pastor. Rev. G. A. Sparrow, the pul pit of Olney Presbyterian church will be occupied Sunday morning at 11 o'clock by Rev. J. J. Kennedy, of Gastonia. The Gazette - is requested to state that Evangelist W. W. Smith will preach a sermon to men Sun day afternoon at 3 p. m., subject Three Sins," at his tent corner Clay street and' West Franklin av enue near the Trenton Mill. Misses Elolse Cornwell and Anna Puette, of Dallas, and Miss Odessa Richardson, of Monroe, came to Lenoir in an automobile last Sunday and spent Sunday night with1 the Misses Puette. Lenoir News, 25th, Mrs. Perry Dover and two daughters. Misses Hertle and Ovella, of Hampton, Fla.. tare spending some time herd wiith Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Kendrlck. Mr. ' Dover- and family moved . from Gastonia to Florida last winter. He is engaged fn truck farming and dealing In real estate in- the Land of Flowers. A called meeting of the Kings Mountain Presbytery, says this week's Standard, will be held in the First Presbyterian church, Gasto nia, July 31st at 2 p. m. The special object is to dismiss Rev. J. M. Har ris to the Atlanta Presbytery, if the way be clear and to consider and act upon all matters pertaining to the same. erford College, suggests the follow ing, "Gastonia, Surcharged With En ergy, is a Hummer" and "Energetic Gastonia ia a Hummer." Mr. Fred L. Wetzell, the popular haberdasher, sends in a good list. Mr. L. A. States suggests ."Grow ing Gastonia, -Textile Center of the South"; Mr. W. Y. Warren, "Gas tonia, The City of Energy"; Mr. Jobn-F. Bradley, "Gastonia is Go ing Some," which had. its origin here in the Gazette office. - Other slogans suggested are: - "Watch, Wide-Awake Gastonia." "On to Gastonia." - "Gastonia, the Live Town." :a "Watch Gastonia Climb." "" "Booming Gastonia."" -- "Watch, the Good, Better, Best, Town." - . . - , "Gastonia, the Progressive Town." ."Progressive Gastonia." V ."Growing Gastonia." "Gastonia Has the Goods.'x t "Keep Your Eye on Gastonia." v "Gastonia,' the Hustling Town." ' "Gastonra Sells and Excells." , T "Gastonia, the 24-Karat Town.M . ' "Say Gastonia, It Means Progress." "Gastonia Sells it for Less." "Gastonia a Live Town." Q ' "Gastonia, the Busy Bee." - "Gastonia. the Best Town In ! the Piedmont." .' "Gastonia Is All to the Good." These slogans have been culled from a list much longer, but It Is thought that out of these or some combination of the above the proper watchword might be selected. Bring on your-slogan. ; .-i . Thing -More. ':'-': ..'?' , ; ' ;. " vs. He swore by the bright stars above her, - (Yon know how a lover can swear). How he'd love her and love ber and love hers And the stars twinkled down st the pais. v (Yoa know how a star can twinkle . when maidens to lovers confess). They want Jast oaething A DIAMOND RING, "shipped by the next ex press." An assortment of precious stones, lotae or mounted; ptns, rings, brooches and mafiy other suitable gifts for such an occasion will be found at Torrence-Morris Co. "Jewelers-Opticians. Expert Watch Repairing Artistic Engraving Gastonia, : : t- : N. C Established Over a Quar ter of a Century. For Sale. My property in East Gas tonia consisting of a lot, 106X313 feet; two Store houses, one 22 X 40 feet, the other 18 X 28 feet, and hew seven-room dwelling house. Good proposition to quick buyer. For terms, etc see A. G. Hinson Or Gaston Loan & Trust Co. Gastonla's Leading Clothiers "Keep-Busy Sale" Men's and Young Men's SuiU, New Stock (25.00 Suits for ..$19.75 (22.50 Suits for . .$17.75 $20.00 Suits for $15.75 $18.00 Salts tor ...$14.75 $16.50 Suits for ..$18.75 $15.00 Suits for $11.75 $12.50 Suits for $0.75 $10.00 Suits for $7.75 $8.50 Suits for $8.75 Boy's and Children's Knickerbocker Suits $10.00 Suits for .... $7.50 $7.00 to $8.50 Softs for . . . . .$5.95 $6.00 to $6.50 Suits for $4.95 $4.50 to $5.50 finite for $3.95 $3.50 to $4.00 Suits for .... .$2.95 $3.00 Suits for ...... $2.45 These Prices are for Spot Cash. . Swan -Plater Co. Outfitters for Men and Boys. ',. TO METHODISTS. No one but Kev. J. P. Rogers or Prof. II. A. Hayes is authorized to collect money ' for . our Children's Home at Wiriston-Salem. I am re liably Informed that there was a woman la Gastonia - today for that institution. ' ; REV. G. D. HERMAN. Misses NannlftAlexander and Janie Patterson, of Concord, are ex pected in the city tomorrow to visit Mrs. F, P. Rqckett. !Jo- Mo. Clearance v Is V on c inn . .uavaa ti.uivu 25 Dosen Men's lion Brand Shirts Saturday v.'1 r,MM mm taui (uma, ft tmura, iui gu ai ...... tvu All $1JM styles go at . . . v , . 98o $1 00 Winrl 20 Dozen of these high-grade Shirts sizes In plain white and fancy DW ....a...' 5Uc Men's Night Shirts 39c 10 Dozen Men's soft finish Cambric med, best 50c Talue in town, 1 I inn Kvnnil I wc 11 1UL Ail V 11 AJ1CUAU VUUaid . JL JLt 50 Dozen Lion Brtsad Collars for Men, all new styles, sold everywhere for 15c, now 'reduced to He 35 and 50c Men's Half Hose 19c bout 10 dozen Men's black and colored Silk Hose. Red Raven IAsle Thread Hose in Mark and colors, ail with double toe and heel, Pes feet clean stock, that sold at 35 rod 50c, all at one low price Choice 199 All Men's Underwear Going at Cost 75c Scriven Elastic Seam Drawers for Men reduced to ...590 25c Balbriggan Shirts for Men at .' 190 Men's 50c short sleeve Porosknlt Shirts at 89e Men's 50c ankle length porosknlt Drawers at ' ' 890 50c B. V. D. short sleeve Shirts at , 89e $1.00 B. V. D. Union Salts st 890 $1.50 Scriven Union Salts, Elastic Seam, at .$ti29 1 Mo Mi Coo Gastonia, N. C. Boiling Springs High School ; i V-' heaithful location. , . ' attractive surrouxdixcs. ideal moral axd social conditions, large and comfortable brick building, board at actual cost. '. ' , ' s pure spring water. tuition Very reasonable. - '. able corps op teachers. , . . . SPLENDID LITERAnr SOCIETIES. NEXT SESSION OPENS AUGUST 15TH. - 4 FOR CATALOGUE APPLY TO , , i , , , W. J. Francis, Principal : Shelby, N. C, R. F. D. No. 3 Sumnier Jewelry it il IVil. V Expert Watch Repairing H. Gc Sale Special The Last Day Kvonrl MiiH-o uiuiiu. avaaa va? . y In Pleated whlt and wotm UiAm for Men, all coat styles, most all effects, were great values at $1.00, " , . . . 49V . , .:- - Xlght Shirts, plain or fancy trhn reduced to .. 39c Pins, Brooches, Pendants, Lockets and Chains, Rings, Etc, Etc, Etc Prices Right, . Quality the Dest, Designs the Latest. Oil! fcJilwwJlii ArtisbcEn.;.: 3