THE GASTONIA, (N. C). DAILY GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1922
pace two
Dyspepsia Had Me
In Its Clutches I S .
. Years, But I'm Now
A Picture of Health
TANLAC
- is wonderful, says Mrs.
Lillian Turner, 421 .
26th St., N., Seattle,
' Washn. All my friends
. marvel at the remark- '
- able change in my ap
i pearance, she adds.
Thousands of people who
suffered so long they be
lieved their - cases beyond
reach have found permanent
relief through Tanlac. Get a
bottle from your druggist.
, i imrirari
'PRESBYTERY IN SPUING
SESSION AT BELMONT
I
EDITORS WILL TOUH
THE NATIONAL PARKS
' (By The Associated Press.)
" MlSSOUIA, Mont., April 31 A
tour of Montana, with a vinit t Yel
lowstone and Glacier JNatioual Park,
Juts been arranged in couiieetioii with
th thirty-seventh annual eonvention of
the National Editorial -a nsnei.it ion here
in July.s The editors have lieen in
cited to participate in a celebration of
the swni-eentennial of the opening of j
Yellowstone. i
President TIardiug lian been invited
to address the convention. He in a,
member o the ass.iciation and is ex
pected to stop off here in eonnectioni
with hit Alaska trip. The precise dale
of the opening of the convention is yet ;
to be determined, hut it probably will .
be' Jnly 11.
Gaston County Minister
Moderator Retiring Mod
erator Preaches Splendid
Sermon Gastonia Church
e Complimented by Syn
od's Mission Superintendent.
The regular vt:ite. s-i-riiig meeting of
KiiiUH Mountain l're-!iin was coiisti
tute.l with prayer by il . K- Hall in I
the Presbyterian cluireli ot Belmont.
Tues.hiy nitflit lit oYlo. k. A song ei
vice by the eh.iir, ir; yer w.v Heveren.M
A. Al.Lauchliu, .f en Hop-. ami T. (I.
Tate, uf Mim. .iiiii ..ii iMi-lhiit sermon
by the ri tiriiig model n'nr. Mev. K. .1
Hay. of King-. Mountain, preee.led the
formal convening ,nt l'rebytir.y.
A eeinl order .'s made ami Jlev. A. 1
W. ('rait ford, of (ueeiinlioro, wan heard j
on synod's home mission.-. Mr. Crav :
ford stated that wherever lie went lie
was holding up (Jastonin Kirst church as
a service Man inasmuch at it ha I nu t its
full apportionment' of 1 ..'14(1. HO 10
gynotl s home missions,, being one or
only three churches in the Presbytery in
do this.
Thirteen ministers and fifteen elders
attended the owning session with n
large congregation of Belmont peojrle.
ISneoinl orders wtre made for Wedii.-s
day's sessions to" hear .Mr. K. K. Mar
j lier, of Columbia Seminary, preach nis
j trial sermon at '11 a. in. and an address
thy Dr. V. H. Kraser, of Queen's 'ol
' lege, Charlotte, at .1 p. in.
The hours for the seasons will he from
9 to -' in the morning, '2 1n ." in the
afternoon and 7:':(i at night. Kepresen-
tatives are being royally entertained in
Belmont homes. j
! Rev. W. S. Tlamiter. of Pallas, was,
eleeted Moderator for the niMiuig year I
by a unanimous vole.
KANSAS TWINS DISPUTE
CLAIMS OF OHIOANS
(By Tho Associated Tress.)
LEAVENWORTH, April 12.-Fricndsi
I of J sates and Joel Chcatwood, tWMisl
who celebrated their ninetieth birthday'
Next I anniversary last October 11 ou the farmi
RUPTURE EXPERT HEREIN
at the former near here, are prone to dis
put the claim f the Woodville, (., twins, (
William H., Nr.. and Henry Hrnns to the
titl- of "oldest living twins in the I'ni- '
ted t;il ." at the aire of h.
i The reeie fur lomj life of the Kans.is
i Twinn i similar in that of the Ohioaits 1
I "Work." Kach of the Oientwood twin:
onus a r a rm an t v.oms on it uany, sun
N-inir able to he. i. naep with a farm
norker " threi'-siMiie and ten" years
'their junior. 1'len- relatives for the
twins tn letirc. ,tlu. v , nrovoked a pro
lei-1 : "Our chief i; jovimni. in life is
wiiikiug on our farms. If we hadn't
k-pl. IniHV .'ill these years we probab'y,
noiAl Jiuie died hmjj aL'O. "
At a party given bt- the twins on their
i ninetSeth birth. lav, Jim remarked: "I'm'
; goin r to keep riijlil on working and.
'whistling a tune as hoi" as lean."' '
tril.i'ii: i- the resemblance between tin
; i li. -at s .d tivius. that v.lien tnev don
t heir. .Sunday clothes'" and have their!
U-ai'ls trimmed, it is diflieiilt to tell
them ajiart. Like the Hruns twins, tiie
( lieatttimds ,'iIko are pioneers, having bet j
'tied in Kanvas in the late '.")Ps. For ti:i I
, veins 11-ev have liied mi tile farms they
nuw occapy.
SEELEY. FAMOUS IN THIS SPE
CIALTY, CALLED TO CHAB-
LOTTE . ' '
del.l
Samson used the .jawbone i f an ass to
end a war. It) modern times Ihix weanon
is iiKi'il only to start wars. Pueblo Msr
Journal.
V. II. K,e!ey, of Chicago and Phila-
Ida. the noted tmsm expert, will per-
siiiiall.v i- at me nfiwyn ilOTci, anu
wi'l r.inaiii in fharjotte Friilay only,
April H. Mr. tseeley says: "The
i in.it ie Shield will not only retain
any case of rupture perfectly, but con
tracts the opening in 10 days on the
average ease. Being; a vast advance
ment "vi i- all former methods exem
plifying instantaneous effects immedi
ately appreciable aud withstanding any
(train or position no matter the size or
locution. La rye or difficult cases, or
incisional ruptures (following ocra
timisi seeiall.y solicited. This instru
ment lenived the only award in Knjf'
land ami in Npaill, producing results
without snidery, injections, medical
tieate en - or proscriptions. Mr. Kee
let lias documents from the 1'nited
States ( ,.. i-rnnieilt, Washington, l. ('.,
for iuspis-tion . He will be glad to de
monstrate without, charge or tit them if
desired. Business demands prevent
stopping at any other place in this
lion.
P. S Eery, statement in this notice
has been verified txfsre the Federal and
State Courts. P. H. Seeley.
Home Office, 117 No. Dearborn St.,
Chicato .
STATEMENT
MISS HE1SERMAN TO SING
HT SUNRISE EASTER SERVICE
' The Gastcn County Farmer's Mutual Fire
I surance Company, Gastonia, N. C.
Condition December 31. 1921, as Shown by Statement Filed.
Amount of Ledger Assets December :tlst of previous year; Total.. $
' Income Prom Policyholders. t. Hit! -' ; Miscellaneous, $:i05.-
I !I7; Total $
JMsbiirsements To Policyhohlers, 1',!MK .0(1 ; Miseellsneous, 1,-
j7;t.Ls: Total
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NEW' SPRIH
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DRESSES
New Spring Dresses of Canton "Creper
Crepe de Chine, Novelty, Silk Taffeta,
Lace and Silk Combinations, '"t&lors
are navy, black, brown, hennjade,
plain and many combinations, aVv
$8.95, $12.50, $16.50, $22.50 up tq$37,50
" - - T " .
These dresses are for every occilion -street
wear, afternoon, dinner and sport
wear. One must see these dresses to real
ly appreciate the wonderful values they
really are.
MILLINERY
, Miss Tilanche Heisi rman, of Coiiimini
! ity fclerviee, has most kindly consented 'o
... ' t f m i .;i.r;,... ..f .tl.i. In .una if
preparations have ueen mane ior two !"' ;!. Ttenosited
. : . a . .. :, ii aiinriHe serviee can be ariaiiL'ed nn ; J 1
snAeisi. rrnins to iransiiori in' cuiiurs i - '
during their tour, stopping at 20 or
nor towns and passing . through the
a sunrise service can te arrnnyeii
' the campus of tVntral si hool next .Sun
1 day morning when Old Hoi begins io
mining and agricultural districts of V , , ' 1 -,n ff " , ,. ,,
wuJ .iitn,. urri the glad day. 1 his offers a sj.h - .did on-
" "r ." " " ,.,.. inif., n, ll.u ,,nh.r. of ii I'llllllll
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peoples societies in Oastoniu, hpworll.
I.eaeues. U. V. P. V.. 1irisi;in Kndeav-
, or. Juniors, Comrades of Service. Hot
phins s..onts. Juniors, etc.. to participate in a
1.771 .09
4,121 .28
Fire Jtisks Written or renewed during year, ((117,7(12; In forctt 1.071, (i9 .00
ASSETS
and Hanks not on interest ..!,0 !t. ,9
Banks on interest 4,0ii0.00
JVpnsited
Tnmt
Trust
( ompiinjes
( 'mipanies and
.7,;:it.7!i
(Uaciec National Park they will be
greased by the Elackfeet Indians. Part
of the trio will be by water.
: Missoula is making extensive
t entertain the editors during the three fittinK ,, :,,,. g,.rvice ter
oaya iney wui ue nere.. a r iyjn .- wh0 suftered and diesl and
Hull It is the teat or tne i niversity or , for tlt,m
Montana and the horticultural center
of the state .
th
nrosi
Master,
iiKnin
Something Totally Different.
Suspicious Mistress: "Jessie, didn't
I' hear yon talking with somebody f"
Cook':. "Yassum, reckon so."
Mistressi ' Haven't I told you re
peatedly, Jessie, that you must never
lave any of your gentlemen Mends call
'beret'
'Cook: "Hee, hee, missus. How he
Will laff when he hears dat! Lor' bless
you' dat, wasn't -no gemmuii frien '.
Dat was jus' niau wufl'less. no-'count
husban''
Young jM-ople, if you are inteiexted,
have your pastor annoiime it at prnyei
meeting touiRht and ask vour school
teachets to announce it Thursday and
Friday. Tell everybody to eiiine and en
.joy the service with you. One of the
city pastor's will conduct the devotional
service and anyone and everyone can
sing with Miss Heiserninn lending.
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2.!4S.(i
Treasurer, J . 1!
Kale
To The Highest.
"So you're to be n witness in
I'rattlelnts' divorce suit. Which
will vou testify forf"
"I . don't know. Mrs. Prattl
hnnn't put her bid in yet."
the
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Total admitted Assets 1 '",0."l 1 . 7!
LIABILITIES NONE
BITSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1921
i.: t:.i.. ;,... II7.7(W.0(1? Premiiima received. -1.406.O2
I III' IIIMI- "I II n II ........ ,. ,- - , -
Losses incurred Fire 2,048.00; Paid
President, K. 1. Thomison; Seerctaiy, J. It. Henderson;
Henderson.
Home Office, (lastonin, N. ('.
Attorney for service! Stacev W. WaJe, Insurance Commissioner,
N. ('.; Manager for North Carolina, Home Office.
State of North Carolina, Insurance Department, Raleigh, Feb. 25, 1922.
I, Stncey W. Wade, Iiuurauce Commissioner, do hereby certify that the
above is a true nnd correct abstract of tho statement of tho Gaston County
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, of Gastonia. X. C, filed with this
Pepnrtniont, showing the condition of said Company on the 31st day of lieccm
ber, 1921.
BTACKY W. WADF, Insurance Commissioner.
Witness my hand nnd official seal, the day ami year above written.
Now pre-Easter Millinery at remarkably low prices. Sailors
from SI. 98 to $3.98. Trimmed Hats, beautiful Dress Hats
and hand-embroidered models at $4.98, $5.98 and $6.98.
Seldom if ever have we been able to offer such values as these
brand new charming models just received from New York. Em
bracing all that is smart and stunning-. These are hats -that are
creations of marvelous beauty.
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GASTONIA, N. C.
Af.t
Suite,
Coats
Easter Dresses
Easter Sale of
and Dresses
m m
Values That Will A
maze You at
$4.98
$9.85
$14.75
Ilrcc of ("iinton ('re)i-. Taffeta and
Krepc Knit in hi((h i-imrt ('(dors, to
gether with conservHtie Navy lilucs.
Hron and Black, in ;iis i lint are
right ii to the minute . T iev are far
superior to the I)resen ynu generally
see marked at these iri.-.
EASTER SUITS
Tricoline Huits, all Wool; retrular :!o.0ll models; Kaater Styles, full
$12.45, $14.75, $19.75
lieoutifiil iiiality of all Wool Tricotiue in Navy and Mack. Hex
Models.
SMART LOOKING
EASTER
Millinery
98c, $1.98
$2.98, $3.98
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An entirely new assort nieiit
i'cautiful shades and shapes
si -, t:i ttv pure na sen mi hum
EASTER.
Coat of Mixtures, Tweeds,
Polo and Velour, many full
lined in loose "swagger ef
fect" style and low price
combined
$6.95
$9.85
Capes; every wanted color; some
srruitly stitched in contrasting col
ors, tight up to the minute copies of
higher price models. Rfgftlar $10
values, for only
$6.95
Ladies' and Misses' clever all Wool '
Jersey Suits, in the popular Heather
Mixtures, all siies. Only
$8.95
11' R
"Where Your Dollar. Goes a Long Way."
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A beautiful assortment of QQr !1 QQ
Shirt Waist, in Silk, Pongee, iOS tM.J70)
Georgette, also Cotton Pon
gee and Voiles, with contrast
ing colors and cuffs. Only
$3.98
Candy to Greet Her Easter Morn
EASTER wouldn't be Easter for her, if you failed to send that
box of Candy. Candy to her is as much a part of this festive
event as the new clothes she will wear.
And here we have the kind that she likes candy that for whole
someness and toothsomeness has no equal anywhere at the price.
Attractive boxes, bon-bon baskets, sweet-meat dishes and other
novelties are offered in a grand selection.
Big supply of Candy Easter Eggs in all colors. Be sure to get
your Easter Candies NOW.
Sweetland Ice Cream & Cand Co.
113 W. Main
Phone 497
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