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PACE EIGHT THE GASTON I A", (N. C. DAILY GAZETTE WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1921. GAZETTE WANT ADS They Bring Results. Try 'Em. 'Classified Advertising Rates: When paid iu advance, cash with the order: Ada net in this type, ONE cent per word, each insertion. Ads set in this type, 2 cents per word. When ads are to le charged and collected for the following prices will be charged: ' Ada set in this type 10 C(,nU per line. Ads set in this type 15 cents per line. AH keyed ad strictly confidential. FOR SALE. yOH SALK: A few extra fine pointer puppies. Karl McLean. 19 c 2. FOH 6i.LK: Huroe -Jersey pig.H. J. K.l Craw ford, Koii1- .1. L'Hp 1 KOI! SALK: (inoil fnMi milrli cow :it :i liiirgain. W. 1'. tWover, !Stm. 1'ower station, near Osceola Mill. l'.lc- NAl'ANLK kitchen caliinets at very special prices this week at Haiikin Chandler Furniture Co'. .'Cc4 WANTED. WANTED: Good second-hand three esse filing taliimt. Address "C." caro Guzette. W- WANTED: To luy ut once, good sec ond hand piano fur lea-sonalde price. Address "l'iuiio," care tia.ctte. WANTED: Two or three furnished rooms for licht housekeeping. Address "Furnished," care Gazette. ""''''FOI M'hi'lAI. fvU.K: Thrc .lay, only. Max lit. 'p niid Men's Nainsook I'nion Jsuits Lot l (jliality last sea son at T'.tc eacli 11. C. Long Co., Char lotte. 11 c 1. I'Oli !SALL: A i-.'.'iii v iiuL.-ill piano for Put; part cash, balance on easy tcniiH. Address, "J'lano,'' care (ia zette. tf SHORT LOCAL ITEMS Friday, May 20th, being a legal hoi iday all -of the banks of the city will b closed . The (Stags will hold their regulai i meeting tonight at h o'clock in their new jtuarters on Main Htreet. 1 Mr. W. A. Dickon, cashier of the I Citizens Hunk of Albany, K., is in the city for a week, the guest of his sister, ! Mrs. G. C. Andrews. Mrs. 15. J. Caldwell, and grand daughter, Cornelia, have returned from Hamlet where they have been visiting for the past tevernl weeks. There will ! a play, ' ' Not John,'', at tlie Haul.) Iiigh school Saturday night tii t!i(. benelit of the school playground equipment. Admission will be L.'" cents. Regular prayir meeting ill be held at the First 1 'i esby teria n ( hurdi tonight at s ii'rli.ik, conducted by the pastor, liev. J. 11. Hemlerlitc . The topic will be Faith. " ' RED MEN TO INSTALL NEW GREAT SACHEM SATURDAY NIGHT FORTY-TWO piece dinner set, worth j $12.50, free with each Napanee kitchen cabinet bought at ltaiikin- Chandler Co's. special sale this week, j Don 't miss it. -Uc4 j WKItMXiA V, MA V 1m. t.a.liu ' TIllfKL Hlii V.M.I i:s iu Men's Shirts that sol. I last season at and 1. Sale prie,. May lit. L'o, L'l, 1, ifl.oU and if-. Von ran 'I beat 'eui anywhere at these prices. 11. C. Long Co. Char-' lotte. He 1. SALE: Ruud automatic water heater, slightly used but in splendid condition,; only $10. Call and see it. I Gastonia & Suburban Gas Company. 21 plO .Messrs. K. (i. M son, J. S. Hove, K otiou' ing the State meet in iu Greensboro. -nr. I. .1. V. Wal ls, llritt.iin and istonin inuiaio-e men are attend (if insurance m. u WANTED: You to try crabs, spring chickens, lamb chops j good Western steaks, paifaits, Me ba's, ieaeli short cake, banana splits.) The best place to eat. Popular cafi ) prices. ArmLugtoii Hotel. tf I WANTED: Two million husbands in England. Head the distressing news in June Pictorial Ifevicw . I 'hone No. 273-J. Will deliver copy to your home by special messenger. "Men's let's go." Nolen 's News Agency. lup- CHOICE FOR TI1HKE DAY '8 sale May 19, L'O and 21 and Mohair, Cool Cloth, Tropicul Worsted, or I'alm Beach suit formerly priced as high us $27.50, ehoice $17.00, II. ('. Long Co., Charlotte. Is I. YOU'LL LOSE MONEY if you stay away from the Standard Hardware Co.'a big Aluminum 8ale Thursday of this week. Make your plans to be there. lNeii WHEN the Standard H aril ware Co. lias an. Aluminum Hale, they all ionic, be cause they know what big bargains we gTve. Another one of those big Alumi num Bales Thursday. He there early. Standard Hardware Co. ISc- WHETHER its women's shoes and hi. si', or men 's shoes, clothing, shirt, neck ties, hats and underwear that you need it will positively pay you to visit 11. C. Long Co., on May lit, i-'O, and 21. Rock bottom prices always; bargains these three days. Hcl our soft shcl' FOK SALE: Oriole gas range, single elevated oven, in good condition, $20. A bargain in a medium sized range at half the cost of a new one. See Gastonia & Suburban Gas Company. 21pl0 Kings Mountain Old Fellows will conic to Gastonia tomorrow nigh! to wit ness the conferring of the- tirt degree by the degree team of (ia-toiiia Lodge No. lM. Work on the handsome lcM.lence ot Mr. S. A. Kobioson on South Voik street is progressing rapidly. Mr. it. Grad.t H.inkiu'.s home just across the street is aring c'linpiet ion. istmaster Sleplo n IS. Policy has .just received from Cnelc Sam a lug C. S. Army ('oil .1.1 rcvoler to be ket lying around handy in the postoflicc. Every postollic,. of any size in the coun try has been supplied with one of these small sized liebl pieces from I'liclo Sam's arsenal. John G. Carpenter, of Gasto nia, to Be Inducted Into Of fice of Great Sachem With Big Ceremony in Charlotte. Mr. John (i. Carpenter, of Gastonia, will be installed as Great Kachem of the Improved Order of Red Men iu Char lotte on Saturday night, May the 21, at S o'clock. The installation will be held In the council chamber of the Red Men of Catawba Tribe. Just prior to the in-1 stallat ion ceremonies the different triUs ! of the h'ed Men of Misklenhurg, Gas ton, Clew land and other counties adja cent will liaxc a torchlight parade in lion -j or of the installation of the head of tin organization of the state. The Red Men of this section of North Carolina an proud of the fact that one J of its in. mbi rs from this section has been so signally honored and Catawba, I'oca hoiitas and A.tee Tribes of Chariot te art pieparing for a great celebration on Sat ' unlay night. Keiy Red Man is invited an I urged to be present and they are uig.d to coiiie early so as to participatt , in the parade. The installation will be a public affair ami the public is also in v;ir. I to join with the Rid Men on thb occasion. Captain .1. R. An.icrson has been commissioned by the Great Council of North Carolina to preside and have eliargo ot the installation ceremonies MATTERS OF RECORD Marriage License. Marriage licenses have been issued to the following couples: lieid Ernest Aberuethy and Frances Margaret Moore, of Stanley. John A. Hunter, Jr., and Margaret Marie, Shuford, of Gastonia. Thomas 8. Martin and Carrie Hoover, of Mount Holly. Seal Estate Transfers. Deeds as follows have been filed with the register of deeds for registration: Victor Yates and wife to Fred E. Finger, nine acres iu Crowders Moun tain township, $200. Wiley Jleafn.r and wife to H. D. Cariieuter, 15 acres ill C'herryville town ship, $100. 8. W . raircs and wife to American 1'rocessing Co., property in Mt. Holly, 2.10. Municipal Court. In Municipal Court this morning eases wire disposed of as follows: F. W. Spurrier, speeding, taxed with the costs. Carrie Keaton, disorderly conduct, tax ed w ith the crisis. L. W. Gilliam, speeding, taxed with i EJ the costs. I an Otto Humphries, trespass, lined $o and 113 n p in disorder- ; M sua 13 nnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnannnnnnennnnnni p u n a a p a a Watch for our Specials d urine this H Sale. U a a a p a a a a a a a a a p a a a a p a a a a a a a F. Dulton, trespass, fined $5 and also tic: n I'm: Mr. Omar V. Fowler, an expert pho It , . 1 lograpner ot I .irminglia in, ,la., lias ac FRKE SHOES given away at'.-epie.i a position with shufor.i, the ph.. the Broadway Sample Shoe, tKr.-ili-r. and has iihv;idv assumed his Store during the Great May: ,ij,..H. Mr. i'oi,r has !.,, connected Sale in a "Lucky 13" contest. ' with studios in . oricns. 1,0, An At every 13th Sale the pur-! .!., Chicago, lliruiinghain, Atlanta and chaser gets a ticket marked i other large eities. Samples of his work ivutny xo , wilicn L'lllllieS indicate that Mr. Fowler is a real aitisl him or her to his or her mon ey back, regardless of how big the purchase may be. l'Jc2 i in photography. FOR RENT. FOR RF.NT: Two furnished rooms ami kitcheiiet. for light housekeeping. Ap ply U'I7 8. Oakland. tf HELP W A NTED WANTKD: Good cuok, man or woman, white or colored, horay Mills Cafe teria. tf MISCELLANEOUS FOR 8KKV1CK: Duroc Je isev boar, grand sou of Orion Cherry King, Fee l. J. Fd Crawford, route '. Ill p C WANTED: The North Carolina Orlho paedio Hospital, to be opened iu June, wislies to tecum four 1o six bright young ladies, over IS years old, who love the crippled children, as I'upil J Nurses, to begin a three years' train ; i ing in Orthopaedies, as well us general 1. Hospital work. A fine opening to those who desire entering this field iu the interest of humanity. The usual sal ary, room, board and laundry allowed. Please write K. 15. Dabiugton, Presi dent, Gastonia, X. C. M Th JL.V7 j SPECIAL PRICE May 1!, -'o ami L'l on Women's Hlack and Hrown Satin, one strap, French and Ha by Louis heel., Regular .oll to $10.0n Pumps. 8ecial $7.Sj. II. C. Long Co., Char i lotte. is 1. ! A I.FM 1 N I'M SALK Thursday. The biggest bargains yet, iu this ware. Come early so as to be sure to get the pieces you want. Standard Hardware Co. I.SeL' GET INTO the "LUCKY 13": contest during the Great May ; Sale at the Broadway Sam ple Shoe Store and get a fine pair of shoes FREE. !Vc2 WANTED: White man forj stable boss. Apply to Gus1 Ginn. office over Kendrick Kiddle Company 21 c 5 POSITIONS WANTED. WANTED: Position by married niaii, good education, ability, rcf.ieii.es. Address "References," care Gazette. L'opt HEMSTITCHING mid I'ECOTING Hie per yard. We guarantee our work, give us a trial. Singer Sewing Ma chine olliee, phone o'.t. iMpti 8. WHARRY, cabinet worker, base nieut of Lebo's store. Furniture church, store and oflieo fixtures made or repaired. tf FREE: A piece dinner set, worth Jl :!..", if you buy a Napanee kitchen cabinet this week. See our display ad in The Gazelle. Jiaukin Chandler Fur niture Co. "lie I AW NECKTIE in the house for 1. During three May Sales, days. May 1!. I'd and I'l. Choice of big variety silk and knit lies priced as high as .tl.ti.). Newest styles, II. C. Long Co.. Char lotte. s ,. 1. I'bE SCOCO Fertilizer. We u.,o cotton seed meal in all our fcrliiiz-T, which you know makes the best of fertilizer. Come to sec- us. The pihci are low. Southern Cotton Oil Co., J. F. Bess. Manager. M W F tf SPECIAL PRICE on our Dilworth men's oxfords three days only. May 111. Jl and L'l. Sold last sen-ton up to 1. "... . Choice .t7.V. On our 1'lorsheim , l,.7.1 shoes and oxfoids we will al low . 1.J.J off on each pair, 11. C. ; Long Co., charlotte. Is e 1 --One of the I 'Ie.liie hi t Oil Coinianv 's . big tnnk wagons went through a wooden bri.lg,. over Little Long Creek, between Dallas and High Shoals, yenlerday after I noon. Contractor Charles Giigg went over this morning and fished it out. What gasoline there was in the tank went down j the creek,' though fortunately the ipian I tity was small. The truck was not badly! damaged. The First National Hank Thursday j will show u picture iu their window I where "Hlack Swans Are Heing Hunted! in Tasmania." The Island of Tasma i nia is a famous resort cai h spring for! Australian sportsmen. Here the black j swans breed in great numbers and are i j shot like our wild ducks. The lower pic : tore shows a day's bag of '.'., swans by 1 I hunters. Yorkville Enquirer: Clover higl school claims (I,,, upstate baseball chain I pioiiship, the team conlending that their I i . . 1 record o games won for I he season is I greater than that of any other high i school. The ,rlncipal of the Cloerj school said Saturday that Clover had at 1 tempted to obtain games with both thej i Yorkville and Chester teams ami had not j i been able to arrange a game with eillier' team. Clover, it is claimed, lost only one! ' game this season, that being to a North Carolina team. j -Yorkville Enquirir: Friends of Mr. Giover I'agc, brother of Mr. .las. A. I 'age, of (dover, and formerly a rcsi NINE BALLOONS TO BE ENTERED IN BIG RACE I .NEW YORK, May Is. Nine balloons' to be piloted by some of the country foremost aeronauts, have been entered in : t lut national balloon race, to be started at ! Birmingham, Ala., Saturday, the Aero 'Club of America announced today. ' Lieut. Col. Frank 1". I.ahiii, V. 8. A., winner of the lirst Gordon Dennett bal loon race, will pilot tin1 army balloon, i His aide will be Major Oscar Wcstover, i chief of llio balloon and air ship divis ion of 1 he air service, i II. E. Honeywell, Bernard vou lb. IT ; man, I aplain John Berry, and .1. 8. Mi ' K i I I it 1 1 , all representing St. Louis, have entered balloons. The Akron chamber of commerce has entered the "City of ' Ur.m," to I.,- piloted by Wade T. Vail Oinian. The municipality of Binning ! ham has entered the "City of Binning- , ham'' with Roy F. Donaldson as pilot, j and W. E. Robinson, of the Fniversity I of I llinois, as aide. I Ralph Epson, who won the Gordon Bennett race in I'.H.I, is another entrant., j The Navy will be represented by Lieut.! i I 'omnia mbr T. .1 . Rol li. j Allan R. I law ley will represent the I Aero Club of America as referee in I he j race, which will be the closing featuri llii miugham 's three day auniversary I cbral ion. . costs. It. costs. Otto Humphries, drunk ly, taxed with the eosts. . II l' i l i .i: i I j ... . iuiiun, tiiuiik nun uisorucriy, i mm 'taxed with llio coutu i and 4TH. d DEMPSEY TO REFEREE BIG FIGHT JULY (By Tho Associated Press.) j CHICAGO, May IX. If mi airplane j journey can be arranged, Jack Dempsey will lly from .New Jersey to Beiilou Har bor, Mich., and act as the third man in! the ring on July 1, at the Benny Leon aid Sailor Friedman match. DEATHS WINTER DOWDY. CI a a a a ra a a n a a of eel Funeral services over the remains of Winter liinv.lv, three an. I a half veal old son of Mr. and Mrs. R B. Dmv.lv, were held this morning at l(:oll o'clock at Main Street Methodist church by liev. W. M. Robbins. assisted by Hr.l. 11. Hemlerlitc. The little boy became seri i ously ill Monday night and was seized with convulsions. Death relieved its suf feriugs at 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Mi. and Mrs. Dowdy, while compara tive new coineis to Gastonia have made many friends who will learn with sorrow of their nad bei ea vemeiil . Mr. nn. I Mrs. Dowdy came to Gaslonia from States- j villi'. They have apartments over J. Y.fcl a a a n ra a a ci n a H Mi store on A irline avenue. MOTOR LOAD OF SOLDIERS IS AMBUSHED DI'BLIN, May I H. - A motor load of soldiers was ambushed this morning near I in liieoro. nue soldier being killed and one wounded. The soldiers returned the lire, but the results are not known. While soldiers were playing it fool ball match in Bandou, county Cork, yester day. an I civilians began liring with a machine gun. Several of the spectators were wounded. A military patrol en gaged fhe attacking force and covered the retreat of the find ball players to the barracks, where a fight that lasted half an hour ensued. Born To Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Lineber ger. South Columbia street, Tuesday, May 17, IHL'I, a sou. Free Shoes given away at the Broad way Sample Shoe Store during the Great May Sale in a ''Lucky 13" contest. At every 13th sale the purchaser gets a ticket marked "Lucky 13," which en titles him or her to his or her money back, regardless of how big the purchase may be. 19c2 CURTIS PUBLISHING CO. WILL NOT lilll, ADELl'HI A, Mav dent of Gaslonia, will be inteiesled t o i 1 ri k- at its pi GIVE IN IS. -The I Curtis I 'ublishing Coinpnnv, publishers of the Saturday Evening Post and other magaines, aunouai e. last night that it had given the pressmen who went on MASONIC NOTICE. Called meeting Thurs day night, M p. in. E. A. degree. FAY LAVENDER, Secretary learn of the reputation that he U making is a newspaper cartoonist. Mr. Tag.- is cartoonist on the Louisville Courier Journal, of Louisville, Ky.. the news paper made famous by Col. Ileurv Wat- j terson. In a recent edition of tin- Cou rier Journal appeared an interesting ar ticle relative to the work of Cartoonist . I'age. His friends throughout this sec tion will be interested to I.;. in that ouf of about .1110 cartoons that he drew for 'the Courier Joiirna 1 iu the past year, mole than -HH were reproduced by other i newspapers. plant in sympathy vvi the II hour movement until today to return. After that lime they will no longer be considered employes and effors will be made to (ill I heir places, it was said. ODD FELLOWS NOTICE Gastonia Lodge No. 1SS I. O. O. F. will hold regular meeting Thursday night at s o'clock. Work in Ihf first degree. All members urged to be pns en . . 1S.L'. W. R. CRAIG, Secy. a C3 a E3 a u a a u a a ea a a a R3 a D S3 ,K1 CI a S3 a m a a WANTED:-. Position as clerk in grn eery or general store. Would take in terest if desired. Address "J. K . ". care Gazette. lsil' LOST AND FOUND. LOST OR STOLEN: 8-obdi collie, white nnd brown spotted. Reward. Charlie Melton, Jlj:! Vance St. Ispl' LOST: In Gastoniau theater Monday night, gold handle umbrella with ini lial H. H. K. Reward lor return to Mrs. Holland Morrow . L'n, : LOST: Tuesday between Firt National Bank and . k N. W. crossing roll bills containing three on, .flu ;,n. one $5. Liberal reward for return to Will White. 7(M N. York street, lspl AUTOS AND TRUCKb ATTENDING ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE MEETING Gastonia Odd Fellows ;,nd liebi kalis :ir. well rcprcs nle.l at the annual meet ing of the Grand Lodge of North Caro linn and the Kebekah State Assembly which convened iu Salisbury Tuesday afternoon. Mr. A. E. Woltz. of thi city, is Grand Conductor, and delivered the annual oration at the public session Joes. lay night. Mrs. Stephen B. Dolley ami Mrs. 8. Elmer Spencer. ire represent ing the Rebekahs, the former being Giand Waideii of the Rebekah State As sembly and the latter representative of Woodell Rebekah Lodge No. H's Mr. Joe S. Wray is representative of (las tonia Ijodge No. 1 , and Mr. J. K. McAllister is attending as district super visor. BIG WESLEYAN TENT MEETING BEGINS TONIGHT A tent meeting under the auspices of the Wesle.van Metlio.li.-l .iiui.h will lie gin tonight at eight o'clock. The tent, a large new one, has been pitched on the old carnival gioun.U at the corner of East Airline avenue and Khv ne street, near the Avon Mill. Kcv. Edvv. M. Graham, president of the North Carolina Conference, and Rev. J A. ('lenient, pastor of the First Weslovan Methodist church, will be the evangelists in charge. Special music will be ren dered at every service. Mr. Graham re quests The Daily Gazette to announce that Christian people of every . nomina tion are cordially invited and uige.l to attend and co uperat. eva ngi list ie i a m pa igi ings will continue f.-r in this The tent four weeks. pecial mei t- AT THE THEATRES The Cnstouinii Milton Sill, iu Theater offers today The Little Fool." BUICK SIX for sale. A 1 Mechanical condition. Phone 371-J. M W'-Fri. tf. AUTO SPRINGS: We have springs to fit any car. Remember us when you break one. GastVia Buiek Co. tf : The Ideal Theater off. r today Hanimers'ein in The Daughter and "Ouija Did It." n comedy. Pavs EDDIE RICKEN BACKER TO COME BACK IN AIR SAN FRANCISCO, May IS. Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, premier acp of American aviators during the wotld war, aniioun.ed here today that he will at tempt a two-day trans-continental flight TO HIGHEST LIDDLR: Late I,. ., taking off May j Get into the "Lucky 13" contest dur- model Cnandler seven-pas-: Kiekc.,backer i,,,,,,., t read, heyenne, ing the Great May Sale at the Broadway . Sender at l-OUrt HOUse hat- ,-.. i,v ,, ;(, (i,,lai..,. I.v Sample Shoe Store and get a line pair' prnay, Z p. m. . Ucd 'oi-uifii ,he l,v. of hoe free. i9c2' At the canvas theater tonight last performance of ''The Runaway Match." Lnsf half of wiek "Keep To The Right." j Special May Sale MAY 19TH, 20TH AND 21ST Kexall Hypophosphites, 16 oz., a wonderful Spring Tonic, $1.25 value, for only 85c Bouquet Ramae Toilet Water, $1.50 value, for $1.00 Bouquet Ramae Face Powder, $1.00 value, for only 59c Maximum 29-in. Fountain Syringe, $2.50 value, with a 2-year guaran tee, for only $1.50 Cascade Linen Paper, 60c value, for only 36c These prices good for only these Three Days. We sell Flowers for all occasions. Kennedy's Rexall Drug Store THONE 84 At the Conor on the Square. a a R a a a a Q a a a n a a a a a a a a n u a n a a a a ci a a a a ti a a a a El a Special May Sale Bargains in Our Piece Goods Depart ment That the Thrifty Shopper Will Take Advantage of. Men's Handkerchiefs Regular 10c values.. Special Cc for O 32-Inch Dress Ginghams, 10c 3000 yards of new plaid Dress finghaniSi worth a great deal more than we are 1 fin asking, to go on sale Saturday at. . IU (Second Floor) Cambric Percale, 18c 35c Cambric ,Percale in new neat shirting stripes as well as dress patterns Scout Percale Remnants 2000 yards good Percale Remnants 1 Q Ln Saturday at . 1 Good lengths, perfect goods. ' Fruit Bleach, 12 l-2c Saturday we will sell the genuine 1 Q Ln Fruit of the Loom Bleaching at iu 81x90 Sheets, 98c 81x90 seamless double Red Sheets QQf Saturday, at each 0 81 -Inch Brown Sheeting, 25c Full width, double Bed with brown Of Sheeting at 0 Silk Pcngee Best 12 Mumjnie Jap Pongees at QQr Kiird's for VO Calico, 8 l-2c Plain oil colors, also floral designs in calico, just the thing you Q 1or want for quilts at O ' & Several thousand yards calico in dress Q patterns all colors at O ' Bleaching, 10c Yard wide Bleaching for Saturday JQc Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 5c Handkerchiefs, slightly soiled, special for Jp Saturday and while they last Bargain Remnant Counter Hundreds of remnants of Dry Goods, Voiles, Plaids, Ginghams, Sheeting, etc. Qualities worth up to 80c per yard. Special Saturday morning and while they last, per J yard O Athletic Union Suits, 98c Men's Summer Athletic Union Suits QQr regular $1.50 value Hanes at JO1' Cowhide Overalls Men's Cowhide Brand Overalls, cut full and made right, sold as high as $2.85 QQ Special Saturday at 0 25c Shaving Brushes, 5c Each Saturday morning from 9:30 to 9:15 we will sell regular 25c Shaving Brushes, C each OC Union Suits, 48c Men's Athletic Style Union Suits A n . Special for Saturday each Sea Island Sheeting 39-inch Sea Island Sheeting in short lengths, Saturday morning from 11:30 to rfn 12:00 at 0C 40-Inch Colored Voiles, 25c Just received a new lot of Voiles which we will put on sale at special price npj. of ZOC Straw Ticking, 8 l-2c A quantity of good Straw Ticking we Q Ln will sell special in this sale at . O Romper Cloth, 15c A good quality of Romper Cloth for the kiddies' dresses and suits at . . 1 O" $2.50 Dress Shirts, 98c All day Saturday we will sell men's good striped Percale and Madras Dress Shirts, values worth up to $2.50 and $3.00. AO. Special, each 0C Men's Socks, 5c 100 dozen men's good "no-name" Black Socks go on sale Saturday morning at 9 J o'clock, per pair O Bleach and Sheeting Specials Father George Sea Island Q Ln Sheeting O I 3 AAA Sea Island Sheeting 1 A. for 1UC Good quality Bleach, 3G-inch f f for -1UC 15c Long Cloth 1 A for . . . 1UC 18c Long Cloth Q 25c Long Cloth 1Q for . : XOC Efirds Dept. Store 209-211 W. Main Avenue GASTONIA, C. a a a a a u a a a u u a a a a a a a a a u R to a a ra a p a a a n a a a a n a a p p n p p a p a p p n a p H P P P P a p p p p p p p n p p a n p p p p H P a p p a a a 23 P W P D P P P U P R P P P P R P P R P P P R P R a R D R R a R R R R a H n R R R R R R H R R El flnncnnnanasananEnnanacnacnnnnnnca
Gastonia Daily Gazette (Gastonia, N.C.)
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