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: V r f of choice Turkish and . choice Domestic
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StmSCRIPTIONS TO NORTH CARO-
XIlfA ORTHOPAEDIC HOSPITAL. -,
The fulluwiug rash subscriptions were
mwived up to Saturday night, daring last
- week, front' t rwmls at contributions to
the , buildirig fund for the Orthopaedic)
JJodtal for the crippled, orphan snJ
iJr. B,G. Bradley; Oasonia. I'i . . $ 50.00
SJws I'lla Mootte, GaHtonia (Tren-
ton Mill) ; j , 3.00
Sluts Laura Mooae, . Oastonia .
(Trwiton Mill) , . , , . : . , . ; , , ; . , 5.00
3Jr. L. IL Long, Oastonia. ; . . , , , , i . 25.00
Mrs. Dthel M, Wilson, Dallas. , . . L5.00
, HVs. C. Nj Moton, Gastonia.". , . 10)0
.;' Sfr. R. C. enudy, Bessemer City 18.00
Mr W. F,' DowdV Cbawotte 100.00
MLw Dainy YandaU, Charlotte.;.' ' 1.50
Vr. A. G.; Myers, Gastonia.; . , . 70.00
Mr.' W.' W. Glenn, Gastonia...... 6.00
lit D. F. Ousts, Gastonia . . . , 8.00
lr. C. G. 8mith, Goldsboro.. ;'... '" 2.00
BARACA'PHILATHEA UNION ! :
' . WILL MEET IN WILSON
Total ..,'.$320J50
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Af"tB Kdna.rark theater; JJortb. Oai
JRXWBERN MERCHANTS 0
- ARE CUTTING- PRICES
J TTEWBIiKN, ' N. . C, May 24.-The
jwue cutting wave reached Newbern to
; day, the owners of the largest department
tore in this section of the state, placing
its million dollar stock on sale at prices
anging from 20 to 30 per cent reduction.
; BUT 500 MARKS SOUNDS BIGGER.
The Nation's Business, - , 1
i HigB cost of jiving does not yet affect
, ome of the former German princes. For
- disorderly eond net that involved interna
, tioaal complications one of the most ex
alted of them was fined 500 marks, about
5 in "our money, or the usual fee -paid
ia the Unit! States for the privilege of
sneaking tone's, mind "to traflic police-
Fleetest of Animal.
The Nations usen'ra says tbat for
Aert-dlKf ancc rnunlng - the cheta la
tkc fleetest of aniroalK. . Thin animal
MoagK to the Vat family, and la long
mv4 slender of body. . It Is found la
Jadia amf Africa and Is trained to rua
wa antelope. r
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CSUSTCUL- LOANS
Gastonia
I Morris Plan
c:npany
. rr.3, President
Treasurer
Splendid Program Ararnged for .State
Meeting to Be Held In City of Wilson
: May 27 to May 30 Noted . Speakers
Will Make Addresses. ,
I Sjcial to The Daily Gasette.
AJ9UK VILLE,. Max 25.-The program
of the Tenth Annual Convention of the
North CgroIinA Baraca-Philathea Union,
.which meets in Wilson May 27-30, eon
tains the names of a number of addresses
by figures of national importance., j
' Among these are an address on Sunday
afternoon. May 30, by Congressman Will
D. Upshaw, of Georgia, whose theme will
e ' 4'A ,' fetainless -Flag and a Sober
World"; United States Senate Chaplain
Dr, 'Forrest J. Prettyman, of Washing
ton, D. C, will deliver an address eatur
day evening. May SO, on " The Pentecost
.of the Twentieth Century," following
whieh awards will be made, to the Ba
racas and Vhilatheas who have done spe
cial work in the State during the year.
Dr. V. F. Powell, of the First Baptist
church of Asbeville, will deliver an ad
dress on ''Mountain Peaks of Purpose'?
Friday evening:. May A28. . 'KevAW. A,
LambcOi, pastor of the Wesley Memorial
M. church of Aigh Point, will ad
dress the convention on 'Won by One'
and the opportunity offered ia this won
by one tattle for effective work. '
Among other speakers on the program
are pr. Henry 1. Coor, Mr. W. L. Haghes
and Miss Anne J. Simpson, of the Worth
Carolina State Board of .Health ; Mr. T.
A.Avera, of Rocky. Mount, and Rev. W.
M.' Craig, of Kinston. ;Tho convention
sermon will be 'prenclied by Rev. W. A.
Newell, presiding elder of the Statesville
K.' district, o Sunday evening, May
30. ' .
The Wilson people, under the leader
ship of Mr. A. V. Anderson, as chairman
f . the Convention Committee, have ar
ranged a' delightful musical program and
h 'number of features- ofspecial entertam
ineut for the delegated The people of
Wilson have7 4!ioarrauKe(i to, open their
homes lo entertain "ttie delegates at great
ly reduced rates, the Baraea-Philathea
Convention, having decided three years
ago to. follow out the "pay basis plan."
It expected at least one thousand
delegates will be in attendance from all
over the State and the railroad company
has ordered reduced rates of one and one.
tbirj fare for this occasion.
MOTHERS
"Oillf'c rnia Syrup' of FiyV
' Child's Eest-lfaxative. .
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Accept "California" Syrup of Figs
only-look for the name California on
the package, then you are sure your
child ia having the beat and most harm
leas physic fth little stomach, liver
and bowels. .Children love its fruity
taste, Full directions on each bottle.
Too must say "California."
LUMBER
Why not buy your lumber,, in
car load lots'. direct from mill.'
saving- 1 h e cash discounts.
Rough and dressed lumber,
shingles, lath,' etc.
COOK & CO.
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.'GASTONIA, N. C.
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PENROSE WILL ATTEND
' ' . CONVENTION IN CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA. Pa., May 24. Sen
ator Boies Penrose la much better and
win attend the republican national con
vention in Chicago. This statement was
made at his home here today, -v .
, Xt was declared he bad suffered no se
rious setbacks in. his physical condition
and the reported relapse was a slight cold
he contracted while motoring last Wednes
day.' As a result of k the rold Senator
Penrose' was advised to remain in his
borne and ahto to curtail' engagements
with republican leaders, " .
McADENVILLE JITNEY: LINE i
LeaveMeAdenville 7:30 a. m. -
peave Gastonia. 8;43 a. m.
Leave McAdenville 9:30 av in. !. . ,
Leave Gastonia 10:30 a. nu
"Leave McAdenville 1:30 p. m. '
. Leave Gastonia, 2:45 p. m. .
. Leave McAdenville 4 p. m. - ;
Leave Gastonia, 5:30 p. m. ; , '
- Last car on Saturday night , leaves
Gastonia 9 p. m. " ' (
. D. M, ABERNETHT. Piopr. 1
notice of application, tor ,
pardon.;,
Notice is hereby given that an applica
tion for the pardon of John Cox, (now
servings in the chain-gang ' of Union
County, on aecouut of s judgment ren
dered in Gaston County .N? C., Superior
Court, on or about 1898), will be made
to the Governor of North Carolina, .on
June 10th, 1920; ' ; r , --
; All persons who may oppose the grant
ing of suc pardon may be governed ac
cordingly. . : i- -; f. - ,
: This Ma 52; 1920.4 -.' v f.
'. , ! C E. WHITNEY, Atty, '
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. 5 yards, of good apron Girig-
ham for only' . . $1.0D
,i;25 spools Croceit thread for
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1 pair of Ladies', White, Shoes
: for $1.00
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,4 yards' -of Home- spun 4Dress
VI Checks for only $1.00
3 yards good quality dress ging
ham, Pretty, .patterns for,
only !. .... ..: ..,$1.00
25 sppols of-Sewing "Thread,
-black or white, all sizes for:
only . $1.0Qf
25 packages Octagon Washing
' . powders for only . $1.00
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4 yards extra heavy shirt Che-
viot for only . . ..... . $1.00
"4 good toweLs regular '25c val-r
ue for only : . $1.00
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g t Good leather half soles, 12 prs.
: iorpniy : $H
'l lot of Ladies' Wash skirts! and
1, 'White Dresses at only $1.00,
28 packs 5c size Ferry's Garden
. ''Seeds for only . V. . $1.00-
- 3'8-in. wide for only . . $1.00
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28 "bars-of erood laundrv soao W
for only . . . . ... . . . $1.00 :
j 13 bars Palm .Qve soap for - .
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8 pairs Ladies' cotton hose, a
, good 25c value for only $1.00 1
8 pairs Men's cbtton hose, "a
; good 25c value for only $1.00 -
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12 cans No. 1 1-2 briar rabbir
' ; Syrup, regular 15c , size 'for v h
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50 good cigars, sell regular for
f 6c, a good smoke for only H
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1 jot of C"& K Corsets regular A
$2.50 value to :g0 at only
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2 grass rugs, size 18x36, worth
-".$1.00 each, special 2 for
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