FRIDAY, MAY 26, 1922
rGE TWO
THE fl ASTON! A, CfC C). DAILY GAZETTE
. JEWS OF M ;
(CwTwj.oB.len.-f of The Daily Gawttf.)
(Oorrwpon.lewe of The Ttyily.Gaifttf.)
row rt-tump! on last Thursday,-from a'r iople i-ny.l th -.-brtiou l.el.l
.trip to 8!eicVftn.t Orn-nsboro. Hj rkirt ta tHT.tey.
went to Raleigh to atteo.1 a trustee' j Anion !'" '' ""'-''"'''.'t th' '- ",
ineetiK ' P' Intt ml Mp.'.l is.vno.li.1,1 I nn.n u. Oartonia were M.h
to visit U awter, Mw. B. I Ualtau. inMuiue. V. I. -ulby. W. -'J- t"
Greensboro, on hi way honie. :Cra for.l. .1. B. H",,l, A. T. Lm.l.y
Sunday Mr. Juracs White, aa! M-. n R- 1'- r11"- , , , ,, ,
nj Ura. Bernard White 'ami -hil.lrea, Rv. Mr,. J. M. Ha,l nn.l Mr. ami
tm at Union, ami spent tl.e ,lav vUli-'v- T. 1.. Kalis (fiu-nt, lart t".t.y
ingMr. and Mr. Braxtoa Moore. eveiii.K -f Mi- t-"'e KiKK". rii.-y
Lettort have topi reoi-h-.-.l from ..ur.aUo att-Mi. I it.. ......i.i.eru-.-.m-nt i-x.-r-
two '(-handing teachers. Mjsm-s I'uulims ' W' 'io.ioiiia.
LMaukhu.'of Moultrie, ,a., and Mary j Mrs. Vm. ' - " ' t.-n.U
Lwper of near Belmont. Tl.ey will l,u j visit l k.-r ! . :.ion. or
attend 1h summer whouJ ;it Asheville, J Ne'' rry. M. '
find are looking -forward to Ifinjc there Wr. Wbi' -.; went to ',.-. rlotte
in about two weeks. They will l.e with y.-M.r.U.v wi..-re -lu- i ualergoi.K treat
s ngnia this F:ill. 'i.t for;, iV;il Iroul.lf. We ar
On Sunday ai'toruoon, Hew .-md Mrn. gW to report it .-is favorable.
i. A. Sparrow and Mr. Ik. BiKCrr went Mr. an,! Mr.. Hy.le Wood nik) family
to Hepiibah eluirch ,whrtl Mr. sp.lrrmv have been v.sitn.- relatives t.m.1 fnen.lM
Installed Dr. Harrell, im'Mor of HeswHier in ur " ti.m.
and .Hei-ribaa ehurehes;' the trip was! Mr. W. H. II..o.t who i a stu.leut of
made by auto, and they it-turned in time White 's Bible selico! in .New orU. ;
for the aight airvke. exerted to vimt luuiiefolkn uext week..
On Tuesday afternoon the rain that j Kev. an.l Mrs. J. R ilocnl and fmiiilv
was almost a wntw soirt, in (,atonin. ' visiting the family of Mr. . W.
and on the other side of it. .ii.l not fall Dandri.lge, in vlmrlotto toiay.
fit all in thin neighborhood: nnd . the! Those on our si.k Ut are MIrs Sallie
farmers are rcjoiiiug that tl.ev e:.n g on ! Foy mid Mrs. (). V. Torrt-nce.
nith Idongbing and jdjuitiiig: and they Kev. R. W. Carson, (rf liruuswn ,
ore very busy men just now. Tenn., returned to hU home last Monday
Work on ths Union road is being afttTriouu after spending ttever;il ila.v
rapidly xiushed forwnrd. but we Mill use visiting relative in I'Ugnh. lie was ac
the erosa-road to the York road as a le- eompanie.l an f ir as Memphis by Master
tour. The asphalt is at one side, and Arth-jr Kaasuu who lnw gone to Corsi
tho nt.liii ni.lfl la l'iinr oui.lo into a fine! (-ana, Texas to visit relatives for il
ulS'2Q POOIIOS,
EATS ANYTHING
pand elay road, the tvholo will be a fine
broad road.
month or more.
JKKiSUP. (iA.. May 2.. rule (l
hiirher court or (iovernor Ilardw'u-k in-
WAPniXGTOX. March 2.j. The j tervenes, Joe Jordan aad James Harvey,
.fitate Departuient nn-uoimce.l today that negroes convicted in the Wayne comity
it had communicated to the Canadian court of criminal assault, will k'o to the
IoverBiuent its willingness to begin m-go- gallow here June .".(. An extru ordin-
ID FEELS FI
'I Just Want to TeU Every
body What a Wonderful
Medicine Tanlae I," En
thusiastically Declares
Lynchburg Resident.
"I only wePghe.l one hundred and fiv,"
poun.U when 1 began taking Tanlae. but
How I weigh one huodrtffl and twenty
five pounds and t.-.-l perfectly splendid,"
said Mrs. K. U. Ch wning, 815 Kilmore
8t., 'Ivucbhurg. Va.
"I was ne.r a iry strong woman.
'and an attack of luHueua which kept
me in bed ..-vi ral w.-cl.s, left me" in a ter
ribly weakened eolotit ion. I could hardly
digest a thing and simply suffered tur
tiies from gas on my stomach, which,
nearly cut off my tiroath and caused
pains that were almost unbearable. I w.i
too weak to do any of Toy housework
aiid hud su.-li n hwimuiing in the head I
was afraid to go up or down the steps
without help. Once I fell right out of
my chair and had to remain iu bed sev
eral ibiys.
"My daughter got a bottle of Tanlae
for me an.l it did me so much good I
kept on taking it with the result that now
I am in better health than for years. I
feel line all the time, eat anything on the
table and am enjoying life more than I
ever expected to again. Tanlae is jiiHt
grand'."
Taulfle is wild by all good druggHs.
tiatious ia connect ion with the tit. Law
rence canal project to permit ocean go
ing TP.sela to reach the great lakes.- No
answer has yet been received from the
Canadian Government.
ary motion for a new trial has been de
nied 'by Judge High timith.
The nearer you approach many a
great man the wnaJler he looks. '
'Kid,
anov (rolling up his sleeves):
you tell Reilly )i was a liar?" j
Murphy; 1 i did nol. Oi thought he
knew it."
Have Bread Filled
WITH RAISINS
FOF FLAVOR and
FOR - HEALTH
A bread that is full of lus
cious nuggets ' of sun-cur-.
ed California .fruit, Na
ture's own confection.'. It
is called Sun Maid Raisin
Bread.
Serve such bread because
it is reaPraisin bread and
because it is, healthful.
Kaisins are rich in natural
Iron content. Natural iron
in the blood makes rud
dy, rosy cheeks. Rosy
cheeks makes pretty wo
men prettier.
One needs but little iron
daily, but that need is vi
tally important. Ea.t Sun
Maid Raisin Bread daily
and be sure your'e get
ting all the iron you need.
MILLER'S
Sun-Maid
Raisin-Bread
Twenty Ounce Loaf
v-:;-; 15c
- At All Leading Grocers
Nature's Two Greatest
Foods Are Combined
To Make This Delicious Bread
Nature has given mankind two footfs mere nearly comr
plete in themselves than any other wheat and milk.
They are combined in
M I l u E R" s
BUTTER-NUT BREAD
"The Better Bread"
AT YOUR GROCER
BUY ENOUGH SATURDAY TO LAST SUNDAY
Carolina Baking Company
(Made in Gastonia.)
. Ill
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iReacly To
slay
New
l ire V ateesl
"We have now perfected, for all sizes, the efficient manufacturing processes which
enabled Seiberling Rubber Company six months ago to announce a revolutionizing and
superior Seiberling Clincher Cord Tire, 30x34. for $12.50.
'
"A price reduction, therefore, of approximately 12H will bo made on all straight-.
side Seiberling Cords to be effective June 1st, 1922. These prices establish a rock--bottom
basis-r-the lowest possible for fine tires,
''You may say to the car owning public, in connection with your announcement,
that in my opinion, Seiberling-built Tires embody today highest quality and low cost
to a degree which has not been equalled in my 23 years of rubber manufacturing." ,
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What This Message"! Means to You
Read again that last paragraphs Mr.
Seiberling's message to us. Remember
it is made over his own signature by a
man Whose name has stood for achieve
ment in the making of highest quality
tires for more than 20 yearsthe build
er of more cord tires than any . other
man-the inventor of the straight-side
tirethe man responsible for today's
type of cord and the man who made
possible the Seiberling 30x3 V. Clincher
Cord Tire to sell at $12.50 the most
talked-about accomplishment in the tire
industry during the past six months.
No such tire values have ever been of
'fered as you can now get in Seiberling
Cord and Portage Tires, Seiberling
built. These tires embody more advan
ced features of construction than any
other tires on the market.
We want you to prove these state
ments to yourself quickly so instead of
waiting until June 1, we are making
these new tire prices effective to our cus
tomers today. "
Come in, or phone us. Start today to
cut your tire costs by riding on Seiber-ling-made
Tires.
NEW PRICES
(Including Tax)
Seiberling Cords
Size Price
30x3 V2 Clincher $12.50
30x3 Vs Straight Side $15.00
31x4 $25.80
32x4 " $28.40
33x4 " $29.40
32x4 Va ' $34.90
33x4 " $35.60
34x4 " $36.50
33x5 " $45.60
35x5 " $46.90
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