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THE GASTON I A", (N. C), DAILY GAZETTE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922. -
A full stock of New STAR Brand, all leather Shoes at 25 off. This is
sale where you not only get the best shoe made for the money but you save
Look over the list below, pick out what you want, an d come.
the opportunity you have been looking for. If it is Shoes you .want. Be
25 on every pair. ' - i -
sure to visit, this
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Men's All Leather . Shoes, special
per pair
$2.48, $2.95, $3.48, $4.50, $5.98
Ladies' All Leather Shoes, special
ly priced, per pair
$1.98, $2.48, $2.98, $3.48, $4.95
Children's All Leather. Shoes, spe
cially priced at ' v .
98c, $1.25, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48,
and $2.38
Don't fail to attend this Big Shoe
Sale. V It means a saving to you.
Remember, only' Two Days, jSAT-
UKDAY and MONDAY.
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MINISTERIAL ALLIANCE, k
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I To Meet Monday in New Baptist Church
Ml it Charryville Annual election I
Officers Many Important Matters to
Be Discussed Every Minister in the
County Urged to Be Present.
On next Monday, January D, at It
1 1 10 'clock. Rev. 1). V. Putnam, tator, ami
1 1 fcke-presideut of the Allianre, will throw
J ! Jopen the iIoom of the handgome new Bap
J aist fhorffc ia Ch'eriyville to welcome the
timemtpra of the Uaston (imty Ministe
llpinl Allianre in its rojrular quarterly
J J Jmeetiiif. Rev. J. M. Hester, ptor
Jjjof the Shelby Baptist i-Unn h, will -le-
1 fiver ,aa addrrns at the 11 o'eloek hour,
illto which the public is eorlially invited.
1 1 At noon the aiininters will' be ' dinner
!! quests of the domestit selenee depart-
2 J j iient of the- Cherryville high school. Im
S I piirdiately after the diunet honr the min-
rj fistera t will go into exeeutive session, for
JJthe 'election of offkera -attdy to discuss
; J jwveral urgent and important matters of
j j umitiess. . If will alone be worth triivel
itpng many times the distaitee from any'
llgiart of the eouty to' inspect 'thia mod
JJSrn ami handiioiiie r!uitvh building ami
jjjinany good points may. be gained by
5nBtortr of churches. with future building
adns. - It will be. the first visit of the
H aastor9 lo tb'is part of th county and
ll'ou are assured of a welcome as ouly
Ittho good people of Cherryville know hv
i i Ito jrive. Let every minister announce
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;;to iiis congrecation Himiay tnat no "is
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Effectivb December 24th
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friiT to Cherryville'
Mondtry morning.,
and every , visitor
1 1 il.ood roads prevnil-
1 1 prom any part or tne county may oe at
odiome again for the evening meal.
J J j The secretary of the Alliance will be
jir.ad to convey three or four to the
I pneeting and provide a way for all Mho
IHlesire to attend from (Jastonia,
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I NEGRO PLEADS GUILTY
ill ' TO FRIGHTENING GIRLS
lit GREENSBORO, Jan. 5. Mack Vil
JJliams. negro, found in the dormitory at
J 'North Carolina College for Women at
Jll 1 : 30 o'clock Sunday morning, Decem
ii.ber 11, entered a plea of guilty before
Manage u. . erguson. in Uuiirord su-
i 'icrior court to a charge of entering, and
1 1 - was sentenced to serve lor three years in
1 1 'the atate penitentiary '
l I The negro, about 45 years of age, was
f found in the room omipied by iRss
t ,Busie West in the woman's dormitory at
llftbe college. Miss Josephine Jenkins, a
It (room mate, was in the room with.Miss
j ' 'West -at the time. Both stated that
2 1 the negro" left immediately when told
j jto, the girls screaming for him to leave
lltwhen first discovered.- .
- The negro declared that he remember
JJfed nothing cf the incident, saying that
i ; (he must hava been under the influence of
t It dope of some kind. The negro admitted
J'Jliaving taken several drinks of Iwhiskey.
The first charge preferred was that
HfOf burglary, hut the solicitor accepted
M la plea of guilty on a charge of entering.
l The negro trill begin serving his sen-
Jtence at once. t .
'CROWDER NOT YET V
! READY TO LEAVE
Prices of all Essex Models, incluning the New Coach,
are reduced as follows:
Touring . . $1095
Coach 1345
Sedan .
(f. o. b. Detroit)
..1895
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Scott . Motor Company .
AN , ORDINANCE TO AUTHORIZE
THE TOWN OP DALLAS TO IS
. SUE $35,000 OF BONDS.
1 ; FOR WATER SUP- ' ;
PLY SYSTEM.
Be it ordained by the bqard of com
missioners of the town of Dallas, N. C
Section 1.. That the town of Dallas
under and pursuant to the Municipal
Finance Act, do issue its bonds for the
pupropse of ' constructing a water, sup
ply system in and for saisHown.' .
. Portion 2. The maximum aggregate'
principal amount of sup bonds shall be
i30,000.00. , .u
Station 3. That a tax sufficient to pay
the principal and interest Y said bonds
shall be annually levied and collected.
Section 4. That a statement of debt
of the municipality has been filed with
the Clerk of the Board of Commission
ers pursuant to the Municipal finance
Act, and is open to public inspection.
Section 5. The average assessed-valuation
of property subject to taxation by
the municipality for the three fiscal years
in which taxes were last levied as shown
by the said statement is $1,132474.00.
Section 6. -The - amount of the net
.debt of the municipality outstanding,
authorized or to be authorized as shown
by said statement, is $46,000.00. ,
, Seetion 7. That this' ordinance shall
:Jakc. effect, tliirty days after its first
publication, unless in the meantime a
''petition for its submission to. the voters
i filed under the Municipal Finance
Act, and that in such event it shall take
effect when approved by the voters of
the municipality at nn election as pro
vided in said Municipal Finance Act. .
The foregoing ordinance was passed
on thV 6th day of December, 1921, and,
was first published on the 23rd day of
December, 1'921. , ,
Any action or proceeding questioning
the validity of .said ordinance must be
eommenceij. "within thirty Hays after its
publication.
A. R, HOLLAND, . -
perk of the Board of.Cominissioncrp.
AN ORDINANCC TO AUTHORIZE
THE TOWN OF DALLAS, N. C,
" TO ISSUE $35,000 OF BONDS
FOR SEWER SYSTEM. ; N
Bp it ordained by the Board of Com-
nnssionerB of the town of Dallas, N. .
Section 1. That the town of Dallas
under and pursuant to the , Municipal
Finance Act, do issue its bonds' for the.
purpose of constructing " a : sanitary
sewer system, and Jn and for-aid town.
Section 2. The maximum aggregate
principal amount of said bonds shall be
$.'15,000.00. if
Section 3. That a tax sufficient to pay
III Last mam Avenue
be incurred under ordinances" or other
proceedings, passed, 'taken or pending, '
exclusive of debt incurred- or to be; in. ' '
cnrrecL-in anticipatioh of the collection
of taxes of the current year, or the aalo
of bonds as follows! ' r f ' ', .
Note Temporary Loan for
electric lighting" fixtures. . $ HOO.OO
Electric light bond ($10,- , . : i '
;: 000.00 bonds isamf- irior ". ''
to 5 years ago 5,000.00 ,
Reat "Estate (City Hall).... 5,000.00
Proposed Water Bonds 85,000.00
Proposed Sewer Bonfls...... 33,000.00
Gross debt .............. $S3,000.00 '
(b) The deduetiops from said gross
debt are as follows! . . - - . .
, 1. Unissued funding or refunding
bonds. Nomf. ".- I
2. .?he amount of sinking funds or
other funds held for the payment of any
part of the gross delt other than exist
ing debt incurred for revenue prodiie
ii'g enterprises and hereinafter deducted
$2,000.00. j
3. ..The amoifnt ofj uncollected, special
assessment levied or o, be levied on ac
count of local , improvements for which
any part of the gro debt waa or is" to
be incurred and, apjiicable to the pay,
ment or part of .the gross debt, none.
-4...1 The amount oft bonded delitv-included
in the gross Bjbt and incurred
within 5 years prior fb date of this stute-
ment, none. ; '
5." The amount of' bonded . delit in
cluded in the gross flcbt andtn be in- "
curred for water purposes, $35,000.00.
Total amount of deductions, $.17,opj).
(c) The amount (hereinafter rcT-r-red
to as the net delj) or the difference r
between the gross dtbt and ths deduc
tions ia $46,000.00. )' , ,T
(d) The assessed'valuation pf prop
erty subject to taxation by the town of
Dallas, N. C, for eacft of the three fiscal
years in which tajefc were last levied,
and the average therejof are a? follows: v.
1919 $ 476.711.00 J - ,
1920 1,554,503.00 t v
1931 1,365,309.00 J '
Average 3 years ..I.... $1,132,174.00
(e) The percentage that the net debt
bears to said averagf assessed valuation :,
is 4.08 per cent. j : . '
- Witness mv hand this the 6th day of
December, 3921. "
, - A. R. IfOLLAND, : .
- t. , Town Treasurer.
" Sworn if ant. suljcrilied beforo me,
this the 10th dav of aeember, 1921.' .
A .E. MyMIYNE. : ,
. . I Notary Public.
Mv commission expires March 1, 1923.
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INVLTATI0N FOR PROPOSALS.
Sealed proposals wil be received ' by
the principal and interest of said bonds ! Tha Standard Hardwara Co., Gastpjia,
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WASHIXGTOX, Jan. -fiT" Major
(General Enoch H. Crowder, special rep-
1 1 iresentative of the President in Culm, has
M 'jiostponed for sj'veral days ris depart-!
! J Jure for the : Fnitcil States. ; General j
J 1 1 Crowder called the State Department on!
i I ithe telephone from Havana today and
Jt stated that his work Was in such shape'
J ! Jthe he deemed it impossible for him to
I (leave for several lays. Officials of the
f i State Department said that the delay in ;
Mij4'neral Crowders departure was with-j
J Jout particular! significance. i
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I HPE6SHING AND DAWES .
J INSPECT OIL FIELDS.
J FORT WORTH, Texas, Jan. 5. A
IHarty wchih included General John .1,
tltPershing and General '.Charles ' Dawes,
planned to leave
Texas, to inspect
oil fields, it was announced by Colonel
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J jDirw-tor of the Budget
Sljhcre today for Mexia, 1
MlA. E.
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Humphreys, Texas oil 'Operator, j
SPROUL NOT TO
TAKE SENATORSHIP j
i i-ii.Air.uj-HiA,. Jan, .-. uover-
1 1 Inor Sjiroul was expected today to name j
J j Ja snrc-wir to Senator Penrtme within
Jjjthc next few days. He announced-last j
1 1 night that be would not resign' to take !
' I Mhe ieiiator!iip. ; ' i
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So He Was Fired. ' .
. "What happened to your new clerk!"
'Too business-like..' He wrote an im-;
Important letter the other day that spelled'
i!:a We order forme.", . i
, J How was that!" . y !
? ? f tie nosed Joe letter iiy saying;
11' Hoping for your immediate execution,
"'we remain.'"
' S Duy the CU CU tprlnglets
"window hade7-and eliminate
spring troubles. Sold by Ga
tonia Furniture Co. 7c2
Country Glub Brick
A delicious 3-flayored Dessert that will
please. Composed of French Vanilla,
Chopped Apricots and Swiss Chocolate.
Ice Cream, the "Velvet Kind," Cream
of Oeams.
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Order this today for your Saturday and
Sunday Dinner, delivered to your home
By
J. L. ADAMS DRUG STORE
- S. FLEETWOOD KIXG, Mancgcr
' - PHONE 15 -
t$i itrii imiv,
ks? mm
(i-l-fr 'iXrfn' 'tZJlh
4 Per Cent Paid on Savings
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GASTON LOAN & TRUST CO..
."Where Your Saving Are Safe." -
Retopping, Repainting ahd Repairing : ,
AUTO MOB I L E S
When we do it you tiiay know it's done right :We
irantee our work. Prices as reasonable as consistent
with firet-class workmanship.- - y '
KLUTTZ
East Franklin .
Phone 367
shall be annually levied and collected. J
Section 4. That a statement of debt
ef the municipality lias been filed with
the Clerk of the Board of. Commission
ers pursuant to the Mjjnjcipal Finance
Act, and is open to public inspection
- Section 5. The average assessed valu
ation of property subject to taxation by
the municipality for the three fiscal
years in which taxes were last levitxl as
shown by said statement is $1,132,174.00.
Section 6. The, amount of the net debt
of the municipality outstanding author
ized or t be authorized as ehown by
said statement is $46,000.00. ; -
Section 7. That this ordinance shall
take effect tlifrty days after its first pub
lication, unless in the meantime a pcti
tion fof its submission to the voters is
filed nndertlie Municipal .Finance Act,
and that in Bitch event it shall take ef
fect when approved fiy'jtbe voters of the
municipality at an election as provided
in-said Municipal Finance Act. -j
- tT1iq foregoing ordinance was passed
onthe 6th day of December, 1921. and
was "first published on the 23rd day of
December. 1921. .
Any action or proceeding questioning:
the validity of "said ordinance mnst be
commenced within thirty days after its
first publication. .'. -
A. R. nOLLAND.
Clerk of the Board of" Commissioners.
Statement of debt of the town of Dai
la's, North Carolina, made and filed with
the clerk of the Board of Commission
ers of said town by the treasurer there-j
of: After the Introduction and before
the final passage of certain bond ordi
nances entitled 'in ordinance to author-'
ize the town of Dallas to issue $35,000
of bonds for water. suppy system" and
"an ordinance to authorize the town of
Dallas. N. C, to issuuj bonds $35,000.00
for sewer system." All done in pur-!
mianee to section 19 ot the Municipal
Finance Act 1919. " !
I. A. R. Holland, being duly sworn,'
de heTeby certify that I am the duljj
elected and qualified treasurer of - the '
town of Dallas, N. C and th chief .
financial officer thereof, and that: j
(a) Tfis total amount (hereinafter;
referred to as the gross debt) of the out-;
standing floating indebtedness of the '
town of Dallas, X. C, and all bonded
debt of the said town out standing or to'
HN. O, until 3 o'elocty P. M. Januarilu6,
1922, and then opened at the olfl.Mof
Unh K. White, Superintendent of Con
struction, Garotte' Balding,, for the con
struction complete, (jpxeept heating -and
elevator) of a three ttory and bSsPment
store building, Gastohia, X. C. ' ' . v
Drawings and spocifieations may be
obtained by general contractors upon ap
plication, and must tie returned on tho
day "ot opening "TjiJA. A deposit of,,
($10.00) ten dollars be required or
each set 'of drawings andV specificatims t
issued, and said depssit will.be refund
ed when the drawings and specifications '
are returned. Plans' and 7 specifications .
may be seen at Builders Exchange,
Charlotte, IV. C, and;Columbia, S. C. '
, IL li WHITE. 1
Superintendit of Construction.
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, , ADJflNISTRATdR NOTICE. V
.The "undersigned. having qnalified'ns ".
administrator of tho1!-estate of, C. "T.
Hawkins, deceased, late of Gaston
County, North Carolina, this is to noti
fy all persons ' havijig claimrf against: ,
saiit estate to file thrm, properly certi- .
fied, with the undersigned on or before t
the '
23rd day of -December, 1922, j
or this notice will bJ pleaded in -bar of ,
their recovery. AH jersons indebted, to -said
estate' will pleoie make immediate ,
payment. i "
This 22nd day of Peember. 1921." .'
C. J.i BLACK
R. L. Sigmon, Atty,
Administrator.
F-J27e6w.
Army Salvage Co.
119 Ei Main Ave."
at Saunders Pressing Club
.All kinds of Army. Goods
Cheap." Eaia, Coats Spe
cial. V ':r':: ' '
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