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r.MiK KIGIfT THK GASTOXIA GAZTXTB. . FRIDAY, AUGUST IT, 1917. I I'Estat ' 0Ml Stocks . Bonds Rents 'lmwP r H i , vMmm&ew (a Collections Loans jJ' m . ' . h ML d:g- drive ! Get in the procession to "( - Morris Brothers where PALM BEACH AND COOL CLOTH SUITS are going at greatly reduced prices in this big drive to reduce this line. Now is your opportunity to strike while the weather is hot! MORRIS BROS. M eaffi 'For You - Or not a single penny of cost, because we " 111 pay back shall esteem It a privilege to lo so-every cent of your money unless you are in every vpar satisfied with the remedies we sell you. , No red tape, no formality, nothing to sign, no hesitation your money back unless "Retail Remedies' do all for yonr health that you expect them to. That's how much faith we have In them. AVe can't do more than that. You can't ask more. We prove our faith. We believe in Keiall Remedies and believe they will come nearer helping you than any other. Can yon afford to experiment' with other reme lies in the face of this guarantee? Here are a few of the most widely used of the more than 300 Hex all Remedies each specially compounded for the1 treatment or a particular ailment. - - .V-': ... j FOR NOSE and THROAT Neglect of catarrh tends to aggravate it and cause a spread of trouble to the otner organs, particularly the stomach and bowels. For catarrh, whether chronic or local, we recommend 4 " REXALL MUCU-TOXE. In combination with Rexall 7 Catarrh Tablets or 'Rexall Ca tarrh Jelly or both, as condi tions demand. Rexall Muco Toner Is a general tonic treat ment to stimulate the kidneys, ; regulate the bowels and ovcr ' come the various disturbances in other organs that have been . caused by and which are brings aggravated by such discharges from the mucous membranes - of the nose and throat as have gotten into the alimentary canal. Rexall Mucu-Tone ' should accompany the local - treatment in all cases of ca- tarrh in order to insure the ' most thorough and quickest re sults. REXALL CATAI1IIII TABLETS to be dissolved in water and - used as a douche or spray are , to insure surgical cleanliness. They are antiseptic and have a . gratefully soothing, cleansing action on the mucous lining of the throat and nose, helping to reduce inflamation and pain. REXALL CATARRH JELLY . 4 Is for the pain and the stopping up that comes from the head- colds, which are usually worse .- when the patient has the ca tarrh, soothing, cleansing, anti septic it helps to promptly clear out the passages, to re lieve the pain, and to make . breathing much easier. We be . lieve the ideal treatment for catarrh is Rexall Mucu-Tone in combination - with either Rexall Catarrh Tablets or Hex- - all Catarrh Jelly, or both. Rex all Mucu-Tone, 50 cts., and 91 Rexall Catarrh Tablets, 5 cts. . Rexall Catarrh Jelly, 23c. FOR SCALP AND HAIR There Is nothing on which Veauty more greatly depends than upon the condition of the hair. For glossy, luxuriant, beautiful hair, we most heartl ly recommend REXALL "93" HAIR TOXIC. This is the favorite above all other preparations we have sold and its popularity Is well deserved. - It contains power ful local stimulants and anti septics and other Ingredients that help to cleanse and soften the hair and to preserve it3 natural color, and to soothe, heal and stimulate the scalp. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic pro motes a healthy circulation or the blood throughout the roots and the scalps of the hair, Uius helping nourish both hair and scalp, tending to make both healthy and to make the former thicker and longer and In every way more beautiful. Rexall "93" Hair Tonic has a very pleasant odor,, and does not grease or gum the hair. To overcome the tendency to bald ness 'and to help to prevent baldness, we !elieve It has no e.jual. To better insure the health of the hair and scalp they should be carefully and thor oughly washed once a week not oftener. For this purpose REXALL "03' SHAMPOO, PASTE is unsurpassed. It sootltes and tends to invigor ate the scalp, removing dand ruff, cleansing the pores, mak ing the hair soft, silky and natrually fluffy. Perfumed with a faint, pleasant ooor v just enough to please. Rexall "93" Shampoo Paste is in every way a high class preparation and the most delightful and de sirable shampoo you ran use. Retail "93" Hair Tonic 50c and Sl.OO. Rexall "93" Shampoo Paste, 50c. FOR SALE IN GASTON COUNTY BY KENNEDY DRUG CO., - - Gsutonia, N. C ROBINSON DRUG CO., Lowell and Ranlo, N. C BELMOftT DRUG CO., - - Belmont, N. C. GASTON COUNTY REXALL DRUGGISTS To Reformatory. Mr. J. P. Reldyjuvenlje probation fleer for Gastonlal trend t Concord this morning to plae ' Jxmes and John Bean, aged 8 and 11 years re spectively, in the Stoenwall Jackson Training School- He was accompa nied by Mr. R. A. RatcbTord. the trip being made by auto. Tkese boys, sons of Mr. aci Mr. J. W. Bean, have for more than year given the police department and the municipal court much trouble and were com mitted to the reformatory only after erery effort to do something "lth them had failed. .?. Chronic Constipation. It is by no means an eaiy matter ta cure this disease, but it can be !- re in most Instances by taking v -amberlaln't Tablets and complying - : tte plain printed directions that - : -r r any each package. Adv. I Wanted no Impediment. Gaffney Ledger. Mr. L. G. Potter, who has no su perior and few equals as a reconteur, tells a story of a negro who applied for enlistment in the army. Which branch do you prefer?" asked the of ficer, "cavalry or Infantry?" "What's de difference?" asked the negro. Why answered the officer, "the ' cavalry rides and the infantry walks." As quick as a flash the negro said, "In fantry, boss. , If I has to ran, I don't want to be bothered with no boss." Stomach and Liver Troubles. . No end of misery and actual suf fering Is caused by disorders of the stomach and liver, and may be avoid ed by the use of Chamberlain's Tab lets. Give them a triaL They only cost a Quarter. Adv. I I -SUA mvir 11 III. - I ill I ;'Oj0ZT:jZ-1VX nn! i i tn nr 1 1 tv o uionn nr i ill I .v-ix'W, Incorporated 1911 MM I I I II I III! I I B. M. HOLLAND, Pres. J. M. HOLLAND, Sec'y. Illl I ! jZYQXl AND - TO MEKT IX GREEXSBORO. Physicians Will Discuss Monday, August 20, the Medical Iteserve Corps Situation and the Needs of the Hour. (State Health Bulletin.) A meeting of the North Carolina Auxiliary Societies" and the State Committee of National Defense, Medi cal Section, will be held In Greens boro Monday,. August 20, for the dis cussion of the needs of the hour and the Medical Reserve Corps situation. The conference will be of the great est importance, according to Dr. J. W. Long, of Greensboro, Chair man, State Committee National De fense, Medical Section, wno is send ing out the call. At the Greensboro meeting. Dr. A. V. Knox, of Raleigh, Special Exam iner Medical Reserve Corps, Chair man of the Wake County Auxiliary Society and v member of the . Wake uounty exemption tioara, win pre side. In addition to the discussion of the Medical Reserve Corps situation, the pressing needs of the nour, oc casioned by the war and the necessity for Service on the part of the physi cians of the State, will be discussed by Major K. E. Noble, U. S. A., and Dr. Joseph . Bloodgooa, Chairman of the Southern Committee for Na tional Defense. The State Committee is urgent in its request upon the physicians in the State to attend the meeting. It is de sired that every county in North Carolina be represented. Particular ly is the Invitation extended to the officers and the active workers or the County Auuxlliary Societies, every physician who has been com missioned or who has applied for a commission in .the Medical Reserve Corps, and all other physicians In the State who are interested in securing an adequate supply of physicians for the Army and Navy Health service For the convenience of those wno will be in Greensboro only during the afternoon and evening sessions of the conference, reservations have been made at the Guilford Hotel where they may have a place to wash and rest. It is urged that those who will attend notify the Chairman, Dr. J. W. Dr. J. W. Long is making a patrio tic appeal to the physicians of the State, urging them to comply with the demand for medical men for war service. "The Nation looks to the profes slon, he declares, "because, for sooth, there is nowhere else to look to furnish these men. Brethren, shall we perform this patriotic duty and do it now? To fail to respond to our country's call when we are so urgently needed is to confess our lack of, patriotism. Shall we send out soldier" boys to the blood-soaked fields of France and not go with theru to bind uj) their wounds, to render succor la their hour of distress? Shall we sit by, thinking only ofour own personal comfort and safety while our boys are being sent into the maelstrom of death? Has the signi ficance of that benevolent society now being organized which has for its purpose the bringing back home of the bodies of our American sol diers slain in battle, occurred to you? Brethren, we fear that some of us are 'asleep at the swttch.' " Notifying I tall road Employes. Gaffney Ledger. Mr. George C. Dedmondt, of the Southern .Railway staff, spent Satur day in Gaffney. Mr .Dedmondt was here for the purpose of checking up the names of Southern Railway em ployees drawn under the conscrip tion act for army service. In many instances it is not possible for the boards in the various counties to reach the railroad men by mail and the Southern adopted the plan- of sending a man to every county to as certain the names of the employees drawn, following which the road no tifies the employee of that fact by telegraph. Growing on the People. Charlotte Observer. The public has been given 48 hours of reflection on the significance of the Vatican's plan for advancing matters to a final settlement of tfie war on a basis of world-wide peace, and with reflection the possibilities of the Pope's overture become more mani fest. The opinion is being steadily formed that it is by far a more Im portant document than was at first apparent. It is the first thing that has happened since the war began to cause the mind of the world to halt. even momentarily, in consideration of a possible peace. It is one propos al to which the Allies will at least Lbave to make reply and that may be an important step gained. Summer Complaint. During the 'hot weather of the summer months some member of al most every family is likely to be troubled with an unnatural loose ness of the bowels, and it is of the greatest Importance that this he treated promptly, which can only be done when the medicine is kept ' at hand. Mrs. P. F. Scott, Scottsville, N. Y "states. "I first used Chamber lain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as-much as-Ave years ago. At that time I had a severe attack of summer complaint and was suffering Intense pain. One dose relieved me. Other members of my family hate since used it with like results." Adr. J. H. Kennedy & Co. gave a guar antee with the last 50 boxes of MI-p-na stomach tablets'they sold and have not had a single customer re port dissatisfaction, Ask to see their guarantee. (Adv.)l 8 Classified ads In The Gazette are strictly cash with the order unless you have a regular account with us. Please bear this in mind. Ask Anyone Who Has Used It. There are families who always aim to keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the house for use in case it Is needed, and find that It is not only a good in vestment but saves them no end of suffering. As to its reliability, asK anyone who has used It. Adv. 5- V EXTRAVAGANCE CRUSH KEEP YDU POOR! EXTRAVAGANCE 13 A HABIT SAVING IS A HABIT IT IS AS EASY TO PUT A LITTLE MONEY INTO THE BANK EACH PAY DAY, AS IT IS TO FIGURE ON WHAT PET EXTRAVAGANCE YOU CAN INDULGE IN-BUT YOUR EXTRA VAGANCE WILL LATER BECOME A GREAT BURDEN-YOU'LL GET THE "DEBT HABIT." ; YOUR SAVINGS WILL SOON SHOW A BIG BALANCE AND YOU CAN LOOK FORWARD TO SOMETHING WORTH WHILE. ' i PEIt CEXT. INTEREST PAID OX CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT COME TO OUR BANK The Citizens Natl. Bank Officers: ANDREW E. MOOISE, Pres. W. H. ADAMS, Cashier. A. G. MYERS, (Active) Viee-Pres. C. II. ARMSTRONG, Vice-Pres., Depositary State of North Carolina City of Gastonia Gaston County SAFEST DRUGGISTS SELL E-RU-SA PILE CURE BECAUSE it contains no opiates; no lead, no belladonna, no poi sonous drug. AH other Pile medicines containing injurious narcotics and other poisons cause constipation and damage all who use them. E-RU-SA cures or J 50 paid. TORRENCE DRUG CO. AND J. L ADAMS DRUG STORE x Subscribe for The Gazette $2.00 Year umme Fufoftnre ! There is still a lot of hot summer weather to put over. If you haven't bought that summer furniture yet, you should do so now and get the benefit of the use of it. Then you can save money provided ypu get that furniture from us. We can fit you up with PORCH SHADES HAMMOCKS COUCH 'HAMMOCKS REFRIGERATORS ICE BOXES ICE CREAM FREEZERS PORCH ROCKERS AND CHAIRS When it comes to Bed Room Suits you can find just what you want here. We iave them in Oak, Mahogany, Walnut,'' Figured Gum and Old Ivory. Just received a solid car Ibad of Iron Beds in every cbnceivable size, style and price' A splendid line of Druggets from $5 to $50. When you buy furniture froinus you not only get goodf that give satisfaction but you have the assurance that you have gotten your money's worth and have actually saved money. If you are going to buy anything in-the furniture line it will pay you to see us. j$t&lam-0 ' s - ; ' . - .
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