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THE GASTONIA (N. C.), DAILY GAZETTE j
1 TUESDAY, JANUARY 10. 1922.
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PROFESSIONXL CACD3L '-
LCV.'ELLLCKLSr
(Correspondinc of The i)aily q.itette.)
r. LOWELL, V - The "m
Mr. and Mr. N. K Besa..of LewU, was
-mdJend ok 'Monlay whoa their only
mm. r, aged 1. dw-d. He had on-
..ty ben ill a few days, suffering from
a hnrt be received in a fall,whil jump
iiig and pitying. The funeral service
j 'wi-rewmdwrcd by Bev. Waldrop, pastor
if th Kantitit church at the home. la-
ferment took plwe at the tfaady Plain
T-remetery. -
"5 Miss fcieltr .Lfwis. of Bladenboro, u
visiting- her sister. .Mr. Wade Mitehem
Miss Iva Thoraburg. of Bessemer City,
is visiting- her sister. Mrs. W. IL: Holmes.
11 Born, is Mr. nnl Mrs. John w. Groves,
1 .January 3, a daughter. . T
-f-- Mr. ani -Mr." J. n. mman naa as
their dinner guilts oil Wednesday. M
" ind Mrs. Frank After dianer
. they enjoyed the moi-ie ' " The Old Neat. V
in tiautonia.
The-Lowell traded school began again
after the, Christmas lniidays, on Moaday.
-'.Ml the teachers' were 4ik in'', their!
'"jilaees and 1h '' teachers and pupilaj
'"seemed anxious to hi gin work and make'
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eount most. .Visa Mary Stockton, who
. congestion in the grammar grade depart- j
nAnt fikr tpatiiiiir several l:iMa ill addi-
- tion to her music classes. The superin-1
pendent, Mr. V. J. A, Smith ha installed!
a complete laboratory in the school j
building and is expecting his classes to-
; h good worZ in chemistry this spring.!
- This is quite a-'rtVedc) addition to the,
'j-hool and w feel glad W has been done,'
.41 II just anomer nig nrt luvwiru
-."iitjt the Lowell graded srhool'one of the
;tbcBt in the State. Lowell has inaaV
Tspid progress along this line in the past:
Jour yean?. '
Mr. A. W.'Titman has been appointed
IT TUP TiiriTnrii
; hi inn inwmw
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k4.The Gnstonian Theater presents to
day and VVelneday Norma Tahwidge asj
the moiling (tennrita in "The laiion
'.v Flower," a First National pietHre.
' rThe Ideal offers ".Tho Daughters 0;
' Deri I Tan," added attraction. "Klirt-i
ing With Fate." Coming, Wednesday j
ana Thursday "Dangerous urrc. --
liead," B auper speriul.
;J?,PANGEROUS CTJKVE AHEAD!"
.-: MATBIMONIAL TBACK ''
'If You Hare Beea Married Only Five
t Tears, Yoar Matrimonial Express
z rj- Must Still Negotiate Sorhe Daagereus
Si)' '
6 ! While the first year of matried life
',..fnay be the niost dangerous the one
.jshose eurves are most apt to upset lhe
matrimonial express the. danger spots
.' re not all passed by any means. It is
generally said that the first five years
are. the worst to get safely over, but
7here are!dangers ahead even ten, as
4,Knpert Ifiighes' great plcturof married
. isJife, "nfrtigerous Curve Ahead!" eonv
.Mng to the" Ideal Theater for two. days, i
V a-.k..j....
The dangerous rurve that confronted
Mr. and' Mrs. Harley Jones after half
fi. dozen years of married Jife, was soeinl
oimbition on the part of the wife. That
ambition to bask in the sunlight of th
socially elect eame near riming her. life,
tiut the power and sacrifice of another
love prevented swh a catastrophe."
"Dangerous Curve Aheadt" is Rupert
Jlughes ' first storj- written direetly for
Ijjhe screen. 'It has been magniflVently
i" produced by poldwyn. under the skilful
I and sympathetic direction of vE. Mason
j Hopper.' Heading the cjutt are two fa
J mous Goldwyn repertory prayers, Helene
j Chadwiek and Ricliard Hix. Others la
the east are Kato Lester, M. B.
("Lefty") Flynn, the famous Yale
athlete. Edythc Chapman, James Neill.
and others. .'.'
fJhree VIRGINIA
Gentlemen TURKISH 1
The perfect hleni tithe &tc9
perfect cigarette tobacco
in ojic pcneci cigarette
one-eleven
cigarettes
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fl'TH AVE.
Complete
Landscape Service
Planning, plants and
planting, dm tni see
s. Witt mi Hickary,
Centra highway aad
Southern Railway, aartk
side. If J m can't cams,
ead va Kaapshots at
skrtclKS
CasXstieahilietMsMr
HOWAR D-HICKORY NURSERY
Hickory, Korth Carolina O
Pnr fee Ah Cwirlnf Prr
Aim-tias ia Tm Daily Caaetta.
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DR. CHAS. p. DeLANEY'
- ' a v .
Annnunees the; owning of bia offiee
ia i the Eagas i IUildwig. . Traetiee
Limited . to Gen itoTrl nary Diseasea.
Facts you sEdiald
keow
o
weep yoo
The question of greatest importance is not
what you will be allowed for your old oar
but the price you pay for the new car and
the value received.
You are money out if allowed $100 more .
for your old car, yet have to pay a $150
higher list price for a new car when the
comparative value is not there. '. .
A purchaser's less is only postpone when
trading allowances are made above a used
car's real'value. The deal that may ap
pear most satisfactory to ycu in the begin-
ning may prove to be the most expensive in
the end.
ppy-
a car
No one receives anything gratuitously in
this wojrld r- don't be misled by false allow
ances.
We believje that any sales policy which en-
courages the giving of fictitious values for
used cars is an injustice to the public. We
wish to establish definitely -the fact that
the Buick Motor Qompany has never fol
lowed this policy - rather has always based
the price of its product; upon actual costs
and when costs came down corresponding-
ly reduced the prices of its cars to the pub
, lie without any camouflage whatsoever.
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BUICK FOURS
" 22-Four-34 Two Passenger Roadster . -r- - $ 895
vi-i'J22-Four-35'Five Passenger Touring-. - - 9SS
V ",22-Four-36 Three Passenger Coupe r 'r.;-i.(-i 1295
1395
22-Four-37 Fire Passenger Sedan
BUICK SIXES
22-Six-44 Three Passenger Roadster;-.
22Six45 Fire Passenger Touring
22-Six-46 Three Passenger Coup 1 1885 .
22-3ix-47 Five Passenger
22-Sixl8 Four
22-Six-49 Seven Passenger Touring -a- 1585
22-Six-50 Seven Passenger Sedan 2375
Ask abovtt the G. M. A. C.Torehase Plan ,
Delivered
$1025
1065
1475
1580
$1365
"jL 1395
Sedan 21 65
.. . . I - - - '
Passenger Coupe ' '-, 2075 s
$1555
1590
2105
V2400 .
2310
1795
2625
Comp
are
Buick
Va
lues
and
Priceis
withaH Others
GASTONIA BUICK COMPANY
When better automobiles are built. Buick will build them
MOVIES BY DAYLIGHT! A FRENCHMAN CLAIMS THE INVENTION.
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fire; Insurance
" Are y6u fully covered with insurance againsVloss
by fire? . - " ' - '
Fires are frequent during the Winter monthi and
we will be glad to write any additional protection you .
may need and will appreciate any part of your 1922
Insurance business you may favor us with.
THANK . YOU. . . -y Vr .' ' 'y '. ' t i'r
The Williams I Insui
-Bob Williams ' : Tom Revelle
sGazette Building Telephone 125-J C&stonEa, N. C
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ssr-WM lira wfc iaai st i' --
Mr. Ernest Bertrou, a Frenchman, has just invented a moving picture machin
which will clearly project "movies' in full daylight. This pfioto shows a demonstra
tion ia progress. . Note that a black sheet replaces the white one now in us.. . ..
; Retopping, Repainting and Repairing
A U TOM OB ILE S y"4
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' 1 . When we do it you may know It's done right We
guarantee our work. Prices as reasonable ai consistent
with- first-class workmanship. r.'i V ' . ;
, KLUTTZ 4 :
East Franklin v ' Phona 367
DR. J. t SMALL
CHIROPRACTOR
407-408 First Kst. Bank Buaainj"
Pbsnes 535 and S45-J
ConsultstiOa Ftee T n:,
- C. B. . POWELL .
OSTEOPATH
"202 Realty, Building :
Office Phone 161
- Residence Phone 601
1 1, 1 .Ai..ii ""rn inn
W. W. CALLOWAY
t AUDIT0B -public
AcconatmC Bank Euov.
t . lner and QEke Syatematixer ' "
Charlotte ud AfUata Offices
Residence. GASTONIA, IT C.
P. '0. Box SS8 - ; v
JOHN E.'ECfc
Pbb1i AeconnUnt
; 'Aaflita, Systems, . Cost FlndlnM
, 103 First National Bank
.Offlea, 6S7 '.t ,", Beeidsnos 84S-L
oa)ae)s)faie)e9teos
CHAS. C WILSON V
. : T. A. r A .
. Architect
u. Member Am, Soe. C.
1 Home Office . I
804-5-6-7 Palmetto Building 1,.
ColcmbU... C. , ; -Branca
Offices
aOS First Nations) Bank Bld
GaetsoiAr 2H. C.
Ernest CoaGr, Mgr.
105 Davia Building Wilson, N. C.
G. K. Berryman, I4jr. v
I , j III '
7 -.ir ,i 'H'-'Uj...:,r,rr-'T'i
Army Salvage Co.4
119 E. Maip Ave.
v
at Saunders Pressing Club
:. SiaKh , .:-
All kinds of Army Goods'
Cheap. - Ran CoatsvSpe.;
cial.
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NOTICE OF SAIK 30,000 GRADED
SCHOOL BONDS, BESSEMER
' CITY GRADED SCHOOL
DISTRICT. v.
Soaled proposals' Will .be. received ly
the Board of Trustees of Bossemer C3ty ,
Graded tirbool Dlstriet, -North Carolina,
nt .the Town Hall .Basemer City.'N.
t', until 10:00 oVloik, a. m., : ;'
y ' January ioth', 1922,
when thoy will bo .publicly opened, for '
the Twrehase ot . $;10,000.00 (irnded
Stdiool Bonds of said Bcsnier City
Graded School District, of tho denomi
nation of 1 QOO.OO each, and dated Oeto-
her t, J921. , ' ' ; ..-
' Said bonds will mature serially, one'
bond October 1st in each of the years
1924 to incluaiv.jind two bonds Oil
October 1st i each of the years .19.)
ami 1951. . Principal and intercut will
IhT payable in gold eon of Jhe I'nited
Htates ,ofk America of the present stan- !
dnrd of weight and fineness, at the Na
tional Park Bank in the City of Nwt
York,. N.,Y. -.".. I ' ' ? '
v The bonds Vill bo'eptipon bonds; regis
tcrable at the .option, of the holder as to '
both prinripal end interest, bearing; ln- '
terest at the rateof six per centum per5
annum, payable semi-annually on ApriL
lt and October 1st in each year.
.' Proposals must' 'be Enclosed in a sealed
enrelopc, marked on-the outsiile "Pro- .
posal for bopds". and addressed to '0--..
M. Vernon, .Secretary ct the Board of
Trustees of Bdssemer Cit Ortded S-hooi
Pistriet, Bt-ssemer City, NYC. Bidders
tfiust depotU with saiq 8eretary, before
making their bids.or present with their
bids,, eertifted eheek drawn" to tho or-
def of the.Boafd of Trustees of Bsse--'
mer CltyGra(ed School District upon '
fan Incorporated Bank or Trust Company,
ot a- sum of aioney for, or in an amount
equal to two per htui of ,'tlie faeo
amount, pf bofliW Vnt for to seeuro tho,
Said Disfrlct agn'anl. any loss rosultin'j .
from the, failure -of the bidder to eomply '
with the terms of his bid. The pur
ehaser must jayarned interost from
the date of the bonds the day of de
livery . 4 - .:'.
The bonds esnno bisoM at less than '
par and scerued iuterest. Successful
bidders will be furnisiifd with the opin
ion of Messrs: l4eeH,'' Dougherty and
Jloyt, of NeW York City, that tho bonds,
are ralid and bindihgi obligations of
Bessemer City Graded School District.
The bonds will je1iw'pared under . the
snperrision of the United 8tates Mort-
rage, and Trust Company of New York
City, which will certify ss to the Kuuine
r.ess of the signature! iof . the ,sald Dis-
trict officials ajnd the seal , impressed
thereon. , -.' - -"
By ordetjof the Board of Trustees of '
Botemer City Graded 8choo! District
The right to rejoetany and all bids
is reserved.
J). M. WITHEBS, Chairman.
O. M..VEBNON, Secretary. .
19cl0. ' -
OFFICE FOR RENT.
A nice ground- floor office
with lights, heat, etc., is avaik
able to professional man or!
firm or individuawho does not
have very manyjcallers. Pds-'
session at onc'el..: .
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.
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