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THE GASTONIA, (N. O. DAILY GAZETTE
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1922.
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iTBJSFROM'iEmONT
iBelraonf New Picture' Shi. to-Open
iSaturday Salendid Opening Program.
Safurday will V a munieiVu'i KV "
ithe development of "our town, ;t : miirt.s.
" the owning of two of the mo Ingres
! sire of our flew enterprines, the ,lpw ,a'-
;ety and the picture show. , 1
ispieture house will lie lnnwu u y
Theater, and will le under the ot nerslup
jof Messrs, C. L. Albright nnd l 0ra
tly Gaston; ami will I? Uxated f. ' llP
Kuilding recently t erected by M. ,ssr'-JPntrk-k
and Current of Gasloniii,', ""'
ibakerv occupying th? other portion", 01
the building. The management S!S
I that they expcet t give the UeltitA. "
. people an up-to-date and fir tt-t 'r.ss jiiv -;ture
show; the buildup will be v.vii vcii
Jtiuited and fitted up wit'a eomfort.-ibl;-1
j seats, while the entertainment offer -d
Swill be good clean tiling. Tiny als. ex- i
'jjeet to put on some pictures especii.lly j
suitable to young people, and for thia
they have booked some of Herbert Knuf-1
(man 'a educational reela, each picture be !
ingr a leaaou within its-elf.
? The manuirenient announces that the j
altow will be ok'H every week day except j
Thursday. Wednesdays and Saturday I
the boura will be from to 10 p. in. j
;Ou other days it i!J Ix'gin "bout :!:.itl.
I A splendid program eonaiatiiig or i
t reels will t shown Katurda.v, with the
following features:. Tom Mix, "In the
JiotiKh Diamond;" a Monkey Comedy,
...,; inA A Tmv Vull of Trouble;"
Mntt and Jeff Comedy, "Wedded Hut j
Not a Wife;' Fox New Service, and j
iho Gaston County Arm iatiee Day tVIe-j
fbi-ation. The first, alio will open But
Jurday at 1:30 and the admission will be!
, i 10 and 20 emita. '
The people of Belmiint have been look-,
ing forward with much' interest to hav-
' J ing a good movie hue in the up town I
I section, and the cpenuiK Hnturduy will j
be weleomed, by the pleasure-necking (
crowd. . , i
J I, j. T. Club Plans Activitiea. j
The I. J. T, Hub held a meeting M"n-
day night at the home of Mian Helen
1 $ Luwia. Most of the evening was given j
I over to the discussion of buainess. The!
girls are planning ta take a camping I
trip during the summer, also to have
j I hikes and other out-door features. A
uniform eonindtteo was appointed to e
leet material and pattern for their out-
J ing costumes.
I X good attendance of members was
present Mondar evening and the Rirls'
" are ahowing murh enthusiam in tlie.r
plans. A inusiuil program was enjoy- i
ed after the completion of busmoe. i
y :; . Peraonais.
Mra. J. W. Erin of KiiiRS Mountain
It here with ber mother, Mra. Mary H.
Valla, who eontinites critically ill at the
home of ber daughter. Mra. W. O. Cuip.
Mr. Ligc Alieraathy returned to Wake
Forest ttumlav Bight after spending
I several days here with his parents, Mr.
I and MrsH. 6. Aliernnthy.
1 Mrs. E.- D. Maynard was taken to the
I Presbyterian Hospital in (Hiarlotte on
I Friday, whqre alio Jiaa undergone an
operation. Siie ia getting on Very nicely
' o far.
SMra. J. B. Watt, -Mr. Jamea Watt, of
Steele Creek and Mr. Walter Watt, o?
Charlotte, vintted Mr. and Mro. J. M.
,. l'reasley on Sundasr. ., ,
-r Mr. B. H. Bennett, a former resi
"!ent of Bidmont was e. visitor in town
Monday. Mr. Bennett has many friends
hero who always are Klad to see him in
town. ,
I Miss Mamie Ray, and Mrs. B. L
i Hughes, of MeAdenville. were visitor
I Monday, of Mrs. 1'. K. McAdams.
I Mr. j. K. Bolio, of High Point, spent
I Tuesday night in town.
i . Dr. and Mrs. E. Halt Hand, of Pine-
villa we irueste Sunday of Mr. and
Mra. D. P. JStowe.
Mr. Logan htowe. of Xew Hope, has j
heed a patient at the City Ho-ipitel in
tiaatonia suffering from n aeve"e car
buncto. The Men's Bible Class of the First
Baptist Church are making pinnw to
hold their annual bnlinet on Fridnv
night March the 17th. Thin i an event
that is alwnvs antieinnted with much m-
J lerest by the nienibe'! of the class,
a
news fkok bethel.
Oorrespondeiice of The Dfiily Gazette.)
BETHEL, ( S. C,. .March 8. Mb.a
j Jllanehe 'Glenn had as week-end guests,
I ilr. and Mrs, Ralph Glenn and children,
f jof Colnmbia, S. C
I I Mrs. G. W. Nickel and the family of
(Mr. John Nichols ajient Monday after-
Jiinon in Charlotte.
i t Her many friends nnd relatives are
I "oneerned over the condition of Mrs.
J JSydney Hogue who is quite sick with
f pilenrisy. - .
st Mrs. Auten. of Charlotte, is visiting
fMr. aad Mrs. J. B. Ford, the latter being
J ' sister of Mrs. Auten.
, MJss He!en Brandon and friend. Miss
t J'armit-hael, teachers in the schools of
I (Jlickory, X. C, sient the week-end with
ents, Mr. and Mra.
DISCOVERS THATH DANTE .HAD
AK IL7VEGITIMATE SON
' (By The As juted Press.)
JJOMK. Ma.vh Ji. - That lfcuite hud
n-iiilrgiliniat son is tlu announcement :
m::iU public by l'i-ofe; r t orrado Utrci.'
a uoU-d Daut.- tu-holar. in juil.luJi'.' ;i
document dis.overe,! by Professor Praii
e-o l.u.stt in flie slate 1 1- -hives :it I. in a
and dated Hi-tolier 1. Lies.
! The do...iiniil is witii'ascl !". "Ti.,
i anni, if D-iiite Alij ti-ri . t !'r
icuee.'' 3n a:- much as ra ?:i'-r Dante
Aligliieri was Kuortil to vis! 1 in-i: .-inl
as the poet ':: ,-l-iidreii ;en -;-H d I'ii '.in,
Jaso;dio. Al-io.i'.i; and I'. Hlin-, K,ri i
concludes t'wii C-iovanni :nl! iiuve l. i ,i
the illegitiiiuit s".ll of lanvt. 'i !l W;--'
1 noi an iiniu'itai ifm-i. nn .n I'.-in!.- -.
! day.
"PAY-AS-YOU LEAVE" PUW
PLEASES PICTURE 1VIEATI.U
(My The A.e:ate, 1'r ,.)
BKN'D, i'i!i:.. M ir, n :i. - , raa'
: " jiu.v a.- .'"i. 'lave'' piaii n .!, f ! I:' i'
Monday by i, uei'ion jii.tnn- Dir.-,!, is,
, is resulting hi !,ixa ' hois s -n! a
v ast as largi' reven.ie as f-.nm r. v .n
Ihv,' dee!:u-atii'!i today .1. f!. fcl'i:rus.
-m,i.-iager of t i-.c theaters. Many sft-I :..v
at i '' "Id rate, a I'n'. pav lo :in.: r-ii-,;,.'
ii'iiic wall; on' witlma: di pi.iR
Koine .'ia!,Z' 'l! ''' a '""r-
It i.-f option."! v. t !i each a!;'oM ln'V
mueil hc.iliili '. '' v.'ielii.T In- pa;! :;
all..
CBOUSE NEWS.
((.flrrepAjnrteiK offhe Daily fjawtte.)
CKOriSK, March k. Mrs. .loan V.
( " iKj, at , 'iM-Of'.l, litesidellt of the Wom
an y .Miionary !M-iei v o! the I li!lel !
I.H'.in ra.i v, and ii' North Carolina, and ,
ti Id -ef -I.-iry nr the sa:ae. will be a I
ii- lo' ia lis ('rouse I.al'uran ia-.!ornte;
ti.i ftu-i will -:ik Tiiur-d;:y't
I-.. :.! ."-.ai al Si. I'.i.:!'- 'ai.rch, ;
' : .. '- .:i'i-nilis at l":'ei o VlQck i
.': ' " -t : ; l-'ri l;.v ai'u" i" n tit 'J:'M ',
. :;ie! !';. lay e. irng at
: il.id, M i.i.ii: '- a ,iiMiiiiicnt
i..; t!ie t.i:..ioenr-. w ..rkers of.
' ; s' i . aiii! v i'l .'outole. .la'.i' a j
i. , -t il1 ( l'e 'or -;. oil'-. The poo-i
io.-l- . 'l a- ..-.'. or ui'l jireach a i
a' r" . aiojt ::t x ae i m-'1. i' ' .
T!. -e Vull he .)' to i.iii". '-i i ui-oh at
lte!.-u! . j.liii'a'j '-jiaa i, hit'idav morn-'
1 ' .', re i; . si I a I 1 ; . t !lc p.lstor. '
riaui.i , .r'u-i.u, vktlii Mi-. ( '..liiioiius Har !
.-ii-ui ,- ,. j.-. iioji'jiit.M ii In o'. !.,ck. The'
.n ' i ' 'I'O pre- . i S '..,tk r.iin-
i ! ion :: . ;, a .. , ( , k. l.very-
r .;.-!: ii.-.'t i. :
0
Harvest in flie Fall
J Mws Brandon's paren
I !T. K. Bramlon.
I
Atiit-n interest is ix'ing taken in basket-1
Jtinll by the pupils of Brandon m-hod. '
; The boy's ti'am met Bowling Green on)
jhe home ground Momlay afternoon with'
a!"a wore of 24-20 in favor of Bowling!
m Green. Tuesday attemoon the girl's
;H team played (lover in a well-matched 1
game resulting 11-1" in Clover's, favor.'
(Mr. Cost man. of Clover, ref creed the!
H raine.
,'" LONDON, March fl. Kdwin Ifam
it' tiel Montague, the secretary for India.
tendered bis resignation today and it'
:;j was accepted.
ii People who hare lieen rhenmatie suf- j
i fcrers for years yes, even so rrippled J
that they were unable to help themselves .
J,, have leen brought back to robust i
. health through the niighty power of :
I.'lieums . j
Ht ' Iiheuma acts with sjieed; it often
brings in a few days the relief you have I
... longed for. It helps antagonize and
.tt drive from the systems the poison that
"cause agony and pain in the joints and
"muscles.
X - It is a harmless, inexpensive remedy,
. but gratifying and quick-acting, and is
"the one diseorerv that has forced rheu
matism and sciatica to yield and diaap-j
pear.
,. If tortured with rheumatism (any
. form) get a bottle' f Eheu ma from J.
H. Kennedy Dmg Co. today. If it
does not rid yon of all rheumatic suffer
ing your money will b returned.
FOif HEGISTKR OF DEEDS.
i f'i.- ;. hh'itii' ' iii --a a eaiiuitiaic )
i -Mill ia i in- i.ti Kegisler of.
-. of G.intO'i Mair a -'il.jei-l to the
i ' ,,je I Jeti" : . : pi i ma ries .
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.: m i: . . I .
rr i iiiiisr'iriff'Mssnss-.i'siJM
Hmelf
PLAfVTS OUT OF THIS 0tP
fo Go AIL AROUND
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Jf you vvantthenewestSpringstyle,
we have it. We buy only from the
best style producers on Fifth Ave.
and if the style is right, we get it.
If you want quality, we have it.We
are very critical of the fabrics and
the workmanship that go into our
clothing and unless it is up to our
standard we won't accept it.
If you want low prices, we have
them too. We buy in tremendous
quantities for a big chain of stores.
We get quantity discounts and we
gladly pass the saving along to you
by marking our prices very low
for such splendid quality.
If you want the convenience of
a charge account, right here is
where you will find it. Your name is
good for anything in our store on a
Charge Account
on, your own terms of payment.
WOMEN'S DEPT.
Spring Suits In all the new
lovely models and colors. Come
and look at our stunning sport
suits.
Coats & Capes Stylish sport
coats, wonderfully attractive capes
in bright Spring colors.
Silk Dresses Te finest as
sortment in the greatest variety
we have ever shown.
Skirts All the new styles and
materials.
Spring Hats Stylish, very
pretty and very reasonable.
Summer Furs For the, cool
evenings.
Raincoats Selected for qual
ity and guaranteed to satisfy.
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(0yr1lil ' .1
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Nice - Rat H
O. K. LUNCH
SPECIAL DINNER
EVERY DAY
35 CENTS '
114 N. Marietta Street
.sorr
oni: knjii or mkat i
MASH I'. I) I'dTATOIOS ,
I i.-i ki 'i I Iie:;ns String Ilea us
Ntewe.1 Corn l'.:.-. ( .;1,1.:,
Spaghetti
HKSSKI.'T:
f'offee. Tea or a.'i'l;
ens
J.Y.MILLER .
Phone 154
SPECIAL ORDERS
Heef StelV
j I'ork Sausage . . .
' 'l.-iiiiliniHer
, lini.st I'ori;
i I'i ied Ijivei-
i l-'ried Ki- i
' IJ i ." ins a ml V.h
Sliced Tomato
Half (irape Fruit
Hot Cakes
25c
30C
30c
40c
iGC
30C
35c
15c
10C
15c ,
liow Soup 10c
; ' :.ke or Tie, per eut 10c
; CotTee, Tea or liutterniilk 5c
i Sweet M ilk 10c
THANK YOU CALL AGAIN
SEE KLUTTZ
For re-topping or re-painling your automobile. Only ex
pert workmen. Work done promptly and satisfactorily.
Let us tell you what your car needs and what it will cost
you. Our prices are extremely reasonable. We paint
signs, too, the best only.
KLUTTZ AUTO REPAIR SHOP
East Franklin Ave. Phone 367
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MEN'S DEPT.
Spring Suits-Sporty English tweeds,
Blue Serge in single breasted and con
servative models, mixtures in all the
models, and plain fabrics in blues,
browns and grays all at very low
prices. Hats All the latest Spring models.
Trousers A good assortment of pat
terns and sizes, all good materials.
Raincoats Good and durable at
very low prices.
Boys' Suits In mixtures and serge,
belted or without belts. Some with
two pairs of pants. ( Down as low as
15.98.
Something New Every Week
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216 West Main Ave,
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niTIATT TVT TN T TVT JN
JtiD 1 U U 1M JJ 1 1M KJ
TIRE PRIG
Excessive Profits Eradicated. Constructive,
Co-operative Tire-Buying Effects Huge
Savings for the Motorist
J
As members of the NATIONAL CHAINDEAL ASSOCIATION,
we have joined with progressive dealers throughout the United States in
gigantic, co-operative buying and, by sheer forcj of merchandising
power, have made it worth while for manufacturers t sell to us at rock
bottom prices.
These prices are passed on to YOU plus an infinitesimal profit upon
each of thousands of tire sales thus extending to you tire prices that
can rot be matched the world over.
Member of the
AssociatWrO
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We feature Doss Mileage Masterpiece, Extra-ply 10,000 mile Cords
and 8,000 mile Fabrics that invariably , outrun the guarantee tires
that you will be proud to own both for appearance and travelability.
Superb value at regular retail price extraordinary value at National
Chain Dealer Association prices.
Here are just a few to tempt you
30x3
30x3 Vs
32x4
32x4 Va
Cord
14.75
21.75
27.75
habric
$ 7.75
9.75
15.50
19.85
33x4
34x4
34x412
35x5
Cord
22.50
23.25
29.75
36.95
Faarlc
16.40
16.95
21.15
24.25
Other equally astonishing offers Every Day The shrewd,
keen and discriminating tire buyer particularly welcomed.
Orders may be forwarded by mail and will receive immediate, careful
attention, Snd 2.00 with order balance C O. D.
Auto Service Supply' Co.
' F02 REGISTEK OF DEEDS. ' .'
- I hereby aauouii.a 'uiyif If a eaiililate -for
the offiep of Kogintfr of Deeilg of
Gruton County, ujort- t the net'von of "
the Iemoerntie primaries. '
HOWAHD K. THOMPSON'.
FOE CLERK SUPERIOR COURT.
I liornby nnnoiiiico myself a eanillilnte
for the offtpe of OleTk of the Suxrior. '
Court of Caston County, subject to tW
net ion of thp Demop.ratie primaries.
R. C. HEN'DRICKR.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
I hereby onriounre ipy-self a eanflidate
for the office of 'Treasurer of Gaston
Comity, subject to the fiction of 4be'
Democratic jirimarir. '
'. CTJAIG.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER '
I lieroby announce myself a candidate ,
for County Commissioner from Dallas
township, subject to the action of the
Democrat ic irimaris.
JOHN F. PUF.TT.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
I hereby nnnouiiee myself a candidate
for re-election as county commissioner
from Dallas townsliip, subject to the ac
tion of the Deinoi rntie primaries'
J. V. STTMMKY. .
FOR SHERIFF. .
I hereby announce myself a cindiilnlo
for Sheriff of (;i.stou enmity, Riibjwt to
the action of the Democratic iirimarips.
R. A. CIUMSTKXIH'nY.
Airline Ave. and Falls St. Jimmie Neal, Manager
ESS
FOR SHERIFF.
I hereby announce myself n candidate
for Sheriff of (iaslon (bounty subject to
flu" nctiou of the Democratic primaries.
V,. 71. RHYNE,
FOR SHERIFF.
t hereby nnnounce myself a eandidatp
for election to the oflbe of Sheriff of
Oastrn county, wibjivt to the action of
the Democratic primnries.
W. NRIL DAVIS,
Castonia, X. C.
FOR SOLICITOR.
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for nomination for the office of Solicitor
of the Fourteenth .Judicial District sub
ject to the action of the voters in tho
Democratic primary .Tune 1)L'2.
RTKPHKX D. DOI.I.KV.
O.Ttonln, X. .'., february 27, 1022.
FOR SOLICITOR
T de-ire to any to my friends, tho citi
zens 'of the 1-irh .Judicial District, that
I shall be a candidate for Solicitor in tho
Democratic primaries to be held on Juno
2, 1 . I shall sincerely esteem your
interest in my behalf.
JI sp ctf uiiy,
(!KO. V. Wf I.SOX.
"'PROFESSION At." :as"
CHAS. C. WILSON
ARCHITECT
Gastonia, N. C. Wilson, N. C.
Columbia, S. C.
DR. CHAS. O. DeLANEY
Announces the opening of his oflfiee
in the IJasran Iiuilding. 1'ractice
Limited to Oenito Urinary Diseases.
DR. J. C. SMALL
CHIROPRACTOR
407-408 First Nat. Bank Building
Phones 535 aad 845-J
Consultation Free Tq All.
C B. POWELL
OSTEOPATH
202 Realty Building'
Office Phone 161
Residence Phone 601
W. W. GALLOWAY
AUDITOR
Public Accountant, Bank Exam
iner and Offica Systems Uer
Charlotte end Atlanta Office
Residence GASTONIA, If. C.
P. 0. Box 35$
John L. Stacy
Surveyor
Phone 201
Surveying-.- Leveling
Office with Cunningham ft Ware,
Over Vin Sleen's.
Night Phone 'No. 40, Clover, S. C.
t JOHN E. ECK
2 Public Accountant
AuiJils, Systems, Cost Findings
203 First National Bank .
Phones:
Office til 'Beaideaoe 648-L
W. B. MORRIS. 0. 1.
Registered Optometrist
Eyes Examined u Glasses Fitted
Office:
Torrence-Morris Jewelry Store