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TLZZ two THE GASTONIA DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MAT 25, 1920 CLOVER CTJLLINGS. j 111 ; . . . .1 Av I "-. - . WE RIDE A HOBBY i OURSELVES. i; And it is to attract your Kes- ' tanrant trade bv deserving it. ' : & We believe m serving the ' Iwct tnnals Kncaihlo Tint nn' ! ; -casions only, but all the . year This is our "'HOBBY, and i see are . c-ointr to riae it rurnt uii u. ; , - .,'- ' ,r-: 7 , .r-.-'.'1"' i-THENEW f PAROLING CAFE . ; . ; 1- - ,, e- -i'.'h,' 1 EVERYONE can bar abbadaaea of Thick, Beautiful, Gtotiy Hair. l;U&r!a Otters Ki'y SrwtT tin ttlt Ilk V, 5 J ' ft , a. c r 3 L I 1m TiIm Tur Iilr ul Its Itrefv Trj KTM . CTcausa wtoi oe-ij mi mi OtMiMtllDMlM S-1 n SLurll Siil.rs I1 Li- 1 J- I- ZSYAIt TAKES ISSUE WITB WILSON ON ARMENIAN QUESTION . WASHINOTC7M 25.Wffliant J, JEtiTmn took flat Imu today" with Fresl i dflnt Wiinoa u the question bt n Ameri . mm inJate oyer ArmenU, declsriag la a : cteteinaiit that "any mandate i impos sible." .- . . '," "V ?' " -V,- ,r f ,v. Tna , Uaited 8tati,i Mr. Bryan aaid, eauld d nore toward making the -world mtt tr democracy ' even for democracy ia Armenia," by recogsiisinc the. Ar I win i la republic and entering the league of nation, , aa the friend of all : little XEXAS REPUBLICANS OPPOSE . . ' SENDING NEGRO DELEGATES ' BAN ANTONIO. ;Te, Mtfy 5. With tho party element oppoaed. to lending -aggro delegate to the '. Chicago eonven lisa La almoat complete control, the Texas into republican convention assembled today to name a delegation- to cant Tmat 23 otei in the national conren- Corrcspondenre of The Daily Caxette. OLOVKB, S. C, - Miy ! 25.Mr. ohn Kb ox, who baa been quite iiek for aeveral Iayg. ia atiH confined to hie foom. v- s w Muaea Ali e Ford and Aileeu Kobln son, whar have been tutlenta at Limestone College for the past session, liave returnei to' their ndnies for the saiumet.' v 'The Lu.Ue . Missionary JJociety Hof the A. 7L P. ebureh -will serve dinner at the owa bouse on Tuesday evening at 7:30, Midi Juanita MAthewa, who attends echool at brdeen, has arrived in Llover for a Tint to relatives. ; Friends of Mum Beulah Matthew will be interested to leant that she will graduate- from the Columbia , Hospital oa Tuesday evening. ' Miss Matthew la - a daughter of the late D, H. Matthew, aad a ' sister' of Mr. Gus Matthew, of Gastonii, and Mr, John T. Matthew, ef Charlotte. vt. Mr and Mrs. W..B. "Budisill left Bun- day morning for Hickory to attead com mencement at Lenoir Cqjlege, of whlen college Mr. Budisill is an alumnua, . y M lEbbie Matthew, wtto has a posi tion with the .Southern i'ower Company, spent several days with bis parents, Mr, and Mrs.) VT. M. Matthew, last week. Mr, Lester Pureley was the guest of Mr, and Mr. Matthews oa Friday. ' ' Miss , Margaret Berryhill, of Holly Springs, Miss whd has been spending Borne time in Clover with Bev. and Mr. J. K. ' Berryhill, left Saturday morning for ijtce Creek; to Twit her relative in thai community. v'r?-V" t'-." '. . . Mrs.i John C. Bobinson and daughtef, Martha Elizabeth, spent Thursday in Clo ver witli Mrs. Robinson's sister,. Mrs. JoWMemHfciv'- Bev. and Mrs. J. E. BeryhilkMiw Mar garet Berryhill, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jack son and Mis Bess Jacskon attended the opening", session 1 of the sixtieth , annual meeting of the General Assembly of the outbera . freirbyteriaai church in Clar- tone. on nruay. j . . .. .. i Mrs. .Meue, itr of Mr. 0, W. Pleas ant, who ha been here during the ill ties of the I'leaeants children, 'left oi Tuewlay f;morning. for ber ' homf inCar thage.';J:H;"vU:;r,.'9v;'';,vVA Vf ;vMi : Maude ; Youngblood spent the week-end in town with , her mother and ti0r.Mv ..;:. " ,'' 'i'T. a Mesdame Tf L. Wright andWUliamJ Allison? and Misae Be,; Adamaf j Ella Youngblood aad Louise Smith spent Fri day afternoon. In Bock HUL" " - 1 Dr. and Mr. B, L. .Wylie and Mr. J. Kj Brison were visitor in Oaetonia. Friday. A Dr. Joe Thomas, who Is a son of Mr. Thad Thoma. of Clover, ' and who has been ilorated at Jefferson, 8. C.for aome tune, will return to Owver with his fam ily next, week;' to locate here. , Dr; Thomas saw errice iu France during the world war. , Clover ; will welcome Dr. Thomas ami his attractive wife and children moat heartilyr They "will e a splendid addi tion to our'citizenshlp. - . ' :; A Rev.' Mf. Bedinger, returned missionary from the Cortgo, gave two splendid talks to the Presbyterians of Clover on Sunday morning and evening.; lie spoke to large and interested audiences on both occa sions. ; The Clover people are especially interested in Bev. and Mrs. Bedinger, wince they help to support them on the mission field. . Mrs. Wade entertained on Monday eve niug in honor of Miss Margaret Pursley, of Crowders Creek, who ha own stay big with Eer and attending the Clover high school. .After game aad progres sive conversation, delightful refreshment wa :Eea;':,T1'"-rrjx.r rr": .1"" k . Bev,; ami Mr. J.M. McLain and daughter, Misa Both, have returned to their borne after a two; week' visit to Mr. and Mm. Loenard'McLaia, of Union Hprings, Ala. Bev. Mr. McLain report that they are still having abundant rain fall in Alabama and no crops have yet been planted. The- situation is considered alarming. ;f ' y.'. Mr. R. A.'Connts, who has Jbeen eon ducting a cash store la Clover for several years, has pwrchasetTa Tot on Main street between the store 'of v. CV Stroup and S. Ai Sifford and is now preparing to erect a substantial business house fo himself at an early ' date. The front ta . III ' - - T . T A - TT'T- ' TI ' I III II II' i ' II . i I 111 I M i 44 U- ' . Ill 1 TU UJ :A3 ZA -III '.UJL& V:.WL - ' -r m m m i A , m w e i j mum,. . - . . . ' -!:. -, . I : . 1-77-111: III . U v ' i i-: . t. ' V . - : .',) . V. I v t .III . I - . I ' till i '.L - . III - ; - : ' , ' I - 1 III ..1 i TV .''j iii ; V "' III A s ffJC fAeV . -Ji .-.111.-.;.'. v:-; r ,,",-vi.n- rmo Mailer: Gars Back of the manufacture of Goodyear Tires for, the smaller cars is the same purpose to Buppiy uigu-viuuc m me prouuci inai is oeruna equip the inosf expensive automobiles built. This f purpose is - expressed by , the enormous resources, extraordinary skill and scrupulous care applied to the manufacture of Goodyear Tires in the largest tire factory in the world devoted solely to the 30x3-, 30x3 arid 31 x 4-inch: sizesv; ' . 'I The eflfect of this endeavor is rioted in r the fact that last year more Cars using these sizes were factoryequipped witli Goodyear Tires than with any other dp&M;00 ff'-" It is also rioted in the fact that if you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Doirt,Maxwell, or other car requiring - one of the sizes littritioried,! you can; secure Goodyear , Tires and J Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes at the nearest Goodyear ' Service Station, ' '; ' 1 h m a :;Si ft. ',.:; 'ft N ?'t V'-;.-": ''--:-:; -.v. ' -V : v,.ftr;' 4 lpu oave oug WhetKer it be scarce or expensiveor bbii,when u choose for voiir cereal II c 4; . lains toj self . 1 ;; -developed lTom ine ains. v ; WMe .qtHer cereals squire . : more . or .: r i- .o;ndv'flav'6r,i ; 1 : - Xy Postup Co-eal G., Battle 'CreeKMicli' ft 30x3 nox"vear Double-Cure Fabric, AlV-We-ther Treau 30x 3 Coodycar f tng!-Curc Fabrw, Anti-bkiJ t reua $2152' - Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes are thick, strong rubes that , reintarce caiinai properly. Why risk a. cood casing with a cheap tube? Goodyear Heavy Tour'st Tubes cost little more than tube. of less merit. 30x .3 sue i watmr- $50 proor rg.. . "T ''.' ' ' ' ' . ' 5' ,v , , " ' '' ;t'- to tie oi splendid white brick.' The erec tion of this building will add greatly to the looks of Main street and will mark a forward step in the progress in the town of Clover. " The ttpriug communion of the A. R. I, church- was held here on last Sab bath. The preparatory services were con ducted by Rev. O. W. Carmichael, of Neely 'a Creek, S. O. He is pastor of one of the largest churches in the A. R. P. synod. The- services were well attended aad much interest wa manifested. Miss Bleeker Beam guard was the guest last week of Mesdame 8. P. Fierce and Bryan Smith, of Gastonia. ONLY 92,100 ALLOTED FQR JOHNSON CAMPAIGN IN N. C. WASHINGTON, May 24 Testifying before the senate sub-eommittee investi gating presidential campaign expenses today Angns McSween, manager for Sen ator Hiram Johnson, said that 92800 had . been : allotted for the expenses of Senator Johnson's campaign in North Carolina . The Johnson campaign cheat is a small one, Mr. McSween testified, and his en tire campaign to date has cost approxi uiately $72,000, and contributions are just about the same amount. , After bearing the campaign manager for Governor Lowden, of Illinois, who has expended $414,000 to date, of which amount the governor himself gave $379,- 000, figures relating to the candidacies of Johnson, Governor Cox, Senator Poin- dexter, and Senator Sutherland seemed almost trivial. ''': It was impostuble to learn from Frank H. Hitchcock the amount expended by General Wood, -who has also entered in North Carolina. Hitchcock aaid be did noU handle the financie for Wood, , but he thought the average expenditure waa about $10,000 for each stated ' 1 "Public ScandaL' Say Moore. : Edward H. Moore, manager for . Gov ernor' Cox, said the spending of money by General. Wood and Senator Harding )n Ohio was a ' public scandal" and be had' Bevef : seen its like! in 40 years of political experience. The committee: will go into aJIthis.duringita investigation.. Senator .Johnson cxvcU. to go into torth Carolina' to mtike several speeohe ollowing' his return the middle -of the week from New York, city: Only .a small amount Can be allotted for expense of the; North Carolina -eamjiaighj Manager Mc8ween aid, because of the low- state of the '. Johaaon trearory. ' rt apiara that 'Renator" Johnjon ' has r'not an 'angel Vtor" hr 'rampaJirai' The-jnaa- ager. Jfo Governor Cox charged that 4he Ueneral VTood f'angel" ;wirs- th mil liohair soap manufacturer of Cincinnati. Col. Wv C.' Proctor, and Governor Low- den'appear to be his own "snsrcl.' . The larjrft contributor I i ' 5 ,T ' son fbnd was Ralph Beaver Strassburg er, of Norristown, Pa., who- baa given $27,000 in all. ' ; Johnson' exiienses in New Jersey were $1300; Maryland $,100 fThdiana;;"t8, 730; Montana, $MO0j New; York $27, 000. The latter amount included general headquarters expense, rents, advertis ing, circulars and publicity men. Window and Door Screens Made to order on short notice "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out: Doubles its Beauty. . A few cents buys "Daaderiae. "Alter a application of "Danderine" yon eaa not find a fallen hair or any dandruff, beside every hair show aew life, vigor, brightness, more, color and thickness : That anraa aai aodiry ease ar cmbmIm I uVi ntmi trite f m fM. ; That ef tbf two bodily mm is th w h 4mxn4, tAtwim a a pwing.- ' TWrfore, cltmiaau the nm yea M 4 U U trti nl trial lo tfVmon- wtM llrt tl I rxnt Urpi.itl T' it aJ yow ji k cm$. kc-. Cme Ike lurf vdl bt ;. . Ifea'l tbmh .,irav C0RNE4SE ilt (.( nu (I it or jr. H Vihk mow; tk. Al dfugjiil f djr Kail. 75 ttnu. CURK JOHNSOM HECICIHE CO.,' ... hy lot. . . , 1 n Co. Lumber Phbne778-J . .- . . r , Cocker rjachine & Foundry Co. -i Builders of Textile Machinery , !. , .1,-., : - f -. ... "... " v.. it . s. . J " ' ' 1 Gastonia, N C. : Soft Clean Grey , Castings Iron r. - LADIES and GENTS .v..- v S A YE M'O.N:Eyv3 :-:"i:ISC-.S-:;-7vi:- EAT,-' ATV-?if:-JV;A NEW YOR K Q UICK LUNCH WHERE THE GRAVY IS" GOOD-'iS ; - i i V Special Dinner Daily 45c-VVV'U'X'": : ' ' ' Sandwiches of all kinds v ? , ' Home Made Pies and Cakes - '.''.-i v Cold Drinks, Milk, Butter Milk " i: : Buckwheat Cakes Served all Day 15c '. ' r Hot dog specialty, 5c with Chile Sauce : . CLUB SANDWICH 40c' i : ? t 1 1.
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