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G TWO UmiAL KIDNAPING IN SEARCH fOU .site of yan.:rMs siooiso.oGO home I ,r XV . 7 , V - "if j f-V:- l 1 J J ' ;l :i I ,-. V'"-"' - 'il ff " i , -...v.. Tttni-4nii -i -in ii r nf I ' - ' y yv T" Monmouth' ! (( r Trr i h - r I ' jl It ium jun$ ooys j Youngest Swimmer MONMOUTH. ILL. Irelunt IC C. Merillat of the Monmouth Chamber of Commerce looked an "They've cot to come, he Raid. Be eave an order wer the tele- bhoue. It aent an airplane wing- ang south. - A. N. Farmer, special represents-1 nave, and Mrs. Lillian Bell, supreme (chaplain of the Brotherhood of (American Yeomen were in Dixon, Jll. 100 miles away inspecting: a ite for the $10,000,000 home for otherleaa and fatherless children hka the fraternal society is plan- to establish. I hey nsd in i Inspecting other sites in Monmouth and Peoria but foui.d ir traveling schedule would not They wired their rrret3. They were leavine their hotel in ixoa to take the train out of the tate when' the Monmouth airman nstled up. "1 have orders to brini you to oumonth if I have to kidnaD -jh." p aaid. s. "V-it our schedule " argued IM. Farmer. The pilot handed them into the airplane. Soon they were high above the earth and the possibility of effective protest. Skimming through the sky, they swoop a down into Monmouth. President Merillat with a committee showed them the proposed home site. TTien generously he sent them n in the airplane to Peoria where they &ui plenty of time to inspect the ata there before their crowded diy. ended. And thai ks to the ytiiir machine that makes a jest of .' and distance, they were able o keep their schedule. Rivalry is keen among cit! Jill over the countrv to obta.a the YvOi men's home Sites have been of-! fered in every a'. Ate. '. tract ot 2,000 acres is reauired. Built cn' the cottage plan, the home v ill form a veritable village with neat-! ofllee, bank, . tores, gardens, dairy and school of its own. It w.UI house 1.CUU children, j W saw a poa tnh kavfng a whale of a tune. Nothing make time- fly like having a note coming da. The polW'doa-'t wr tk botfggwi B.ilf as bail as this beer and light wine talk. " Coal may go in tli cellar bat roal privf will sot. Mrs. A. Husband ia running for a -Mivhtg-aa offu. We -A prove it. Plasterers are making $26 a day in Chicago; but then, they hav to live in t luVagu . la Hongkung, a bunk was rubs) of fLtW.WHi. UviUzoHhwi. spreads. Gems From Guide Book to Success. The "Door of 1 Opportunity " never swings opeu to those who fear to pull the iateh urrisg. In spit of Pafisiaa laager skirts luts of flappers stilt gt thir styles from 8cotlaad. ' Due to the coal shortage, one popu lar winter resort will b te suits of underwear. WTiea a girl who tastes dictation mar ries her bows sh becomes bom and he takes ctit'tation. Muny a small boy is .kept In after grhvol beeunse his father worked his arithmetie Wrong. "Hears Xoise After 27 Years"- rhiluitelphia headtiue. Things are ijuiet in Philadelphia. . . A parrot told the customs men to go to helf. The new tariff i uettinit in its work. ' t Vim ran no hunting without a license if you are careful not to find anything. If you don't believe silence is e (ill en a million; will be spent to nxike a, Chi cago hotet quiet. j . Fool Question- , D. .G. R. asks, "Why is a man like a horse f" We're wise, old top; it's be eause he works better when ho is 'broke. Ak ug something easy. Jlower pots for re-pottins;. Large and email at Ware Hardware Co. Phone 5. : ,-. , ' 18c4. Ouch! i Brown "Do you kiss your wife still?" ' Black "Iluh! It would take more than kissing to do that." Syrup buckets at Ware Hardware Co. Just a few left. Phone 56. 18c4. Report shows laundry work most dan gerous ia Pennsylvania. How a hoot sax aphono playing i A man with, a wood leg gets ahead much fawter than n man with a wooden head. ,-; i Lloyd George ia writing his memoirs but he amy forget n lot. , . Michigan jor rtderif burn three barns. One migld say tliey were biasing the trait ' ' t Figures show the nse of Mair dye in crease. The eld gray halt isn't whntf she used to be. , Sing Sing has n ltno basebnll' team. Some big league Baseball players seeni to he' trying to make it. , m ' UJ f - - : -?J - s , , j V It r ;:-' ' y- ..-;, j v. f i i ' ' " fr- .y . I ; ;.' , : ' ( J I J-'- I , J ' ... r.boda Mary Cavill, 3, haa a tw ; ord of 440 yards at swimming and, ! has won Juvenile eventa in Aus-1 j tralta. She's the daughter ot Dick : jCavlll, world's champion swimmer, STANLEY KEVVS (Correspondence of The- Daily Gazette) STANLEY, Oct. 1.1. Miss Kate Whltener went, to Lincolnton hospital yestenlay- to hare her tonsils removed. Mrs. .Henry Kummerow is in Unstouia visiting her sou. Mr. Tom Mummerow and attending the fair. Mr. K. ii.- McLurd was here yes terday vimting bis mother who is ill. The srhool ehildren and teachers at tended the Gaston County Pair Wed nesday. Mr. Tom Mobs, who has liecn laid up for some week with aii injured knee is slowly recovering. He and Ids wife want to thank the good'people of Stan ley for their kindness '. to them during his illness. There will be n reunion at Mr. Billy Cannons the 4th Sunday In -October, it being the (list birthday of Mrs. Cannon. They want their children, grandchildren. kin folks, friends and neighbors to be with them on that day. v Advertise in' ThV-Gizette. Y IT ' I o m m e tt H u F. 99 4 i "Hobson s Choice" ONG ago Toby Hobson kept the only horses for hire in Cambridge., It was .his rule that custo mers had to take the horse nearest to the door, whether they liked it or not. So "Hobson's choice" came to mean "Take this or none." Dont be satisfied with "Hobson's choice." Through the advertisements you have a chance to compare and . select almost anything you want or need. They offer you the world to choose from. Advertisements are an accurate index of what other people are buying, selling, wearing; eating, doing, learning; of what the world of industry is accom plishing for you and how, where and by whom it is be ing accomplished. It's a good habit to read the advertisements. ' - It's a profitable habit, too. 9 Jl TURTLE LIVES AFTEK Til O TT TP A T ff? Ct?WPT)Pn I Pappy at Raleigh Is Living Example That Death Means Jfotamg te inese Creatures. . , . - , ' . I J RALEIGn. Oct. 12. That, tke tail! will wiggle uatil sundewn after a snake1 has been killed is an old story. l'id the fact that a turtle head is dangerous; from a biting standpoint ' after it. has.) Wn fevered fr.in, its Ixxly '.is eonsid;-i ereil new, here. I Wtl Lewis, well kuowa trapwr of (ldr city, caught a 20 pound turtle. ' i I i - 1 .1 i. m I . '. I - i killed the turtle at bis home Tuesday afternoon and 'threw the head in the' yard. A puppy spied the bloody meat J unit ttt . rt ol Aft.r it 'Am tk Ktr. I tat - - - iy j ftniT at tlio tnrtU )icl h irM a fln i of pain. Investigation Snowed that the head had clnmpcd down oa Ids nose and It was necessary to pry ' the jaws ope to release it. ' . After the head bad been . removed from tke dog, it snap?ed a stick that: mis polled at it, The incident - was j witnessed by a number of Is wis'' neighbors, including the reporrre of a Haieigb sewspsper. PREPARING TO ENTERTAIN WOUNDED VETERANS NEW . ORF.LEAX8. La.. Oct. X Final preparation were being made here today by American Legion oflicisls to j welcome the wounded soldiers of Eng land, France, Italy, fierbia, Oecho Slo-j vtk a. Belgium and Rumania who arrive , here tonight as delegates to the eonven- ! vention of the Inter-AUieil Veterans ; Federatiunste be held Knturdny. and j .Sunday and as guests of the legion dur ing its convention next week. Prom neitt among the suggestions to be laid before the Inter-Allied veterans for action is a Vrnposal to. call upon the governments of nations allied agnin.st. the central powers during the world tr.ir to car for the disabled veterans of . former all es now living Jn this country. Thus Italy would agree to care for disable! American veterans now living iu Italy and the United States would care for disable veterans now living here who re ce yed their injuries fighting in the Ital ian army during the world war. ; . ' 4 t Thinks Gaston the Best County In State. (Cherokee Times.) A great many -' Gaff ney people are at tending the Gaston County, Fair at Cata tonia. AVe think Gastonia has the lit tinctioa of being the most progressive county in old North State, at least she h;u more cotton mills than any other county in North Carolina, and we know of nothinsr which speak more loudly -af progress than building cotton mills. ThoH people of aflrney and Cherokee eouiitv bv reason- of tkeir TM-oxinuty. to iNorth Carolina look uponthe people over there os our own pople." This especially ap plies to the people of Cleveland and Gas ton counties liecause of their nearness to us. . The line, which divides the two States is indeed only imaginary, and traveling from ene'Sfate f the ntner. we do not realize that we have crossed the line. Svrun-buckets. We have a few left at the right prices. Get them now. Ware Hardware Co. I8c4. tHe olFcr our 5nrifti in tinaefscrnb - i UNDERTAKIiNG AND EMBAIIMING A full line of 'coffins and casket "reasonably priced. We have a splendid rntor'h'ear'and give"1 you FREE HEARSE HIRE. ;We caie you money and assure you of the very- best service that can- be had, ' - . 'l.tTM . ' . . JACOBS FURNITURil Day Phone 522 Night Phone 230 Cor. S. Oakland and Franklin - Gastonia, N. C, cd a- - - PILES CURED WITHOUT THE KNIFE lix) I have a system of treating and curing Hemorrhoids or. Tiles, nud other rectal diseases. No cutting, tying or cauterising..' Trent incut is painless, safe and sure.' Does not detain the patient & nioment .from either business or pleasure. . . - ' v . ' No bleeding, no sloughing; in fact, no injurious after-effect of any character. All sense of weight or heavinen in the rectum permanently removed. No leaving of lumps or scar tissue, but permanent removal, of all .existing tumors. The rectum is left as smooth, ant free, from irri- " tation and as natural as when a child. O. L. HOLLAR, M. D., Rectal Specialist, Hickory, N. C. ' a Subscribe for The Daily Gazette. WELCOME, FRIEND OR STRANGER! If you need a bank or a banker's advice, call on Yoa'll be made as welcome with a a week Thrift posit as if you brought us fl0.OO0.dO. .; ".yfi-'-' Do not hesitate to offer small amount, j' We'll help you make it grow, , -. '"' '"'. ''.' 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It is the latest, scientific develop ment of palatable yenst . , It is not. only rich in Vhaminos, but also embodies a highly valuable,, health building laxative a' quality none of the other yeast tablets possess. It comes in a tasty, tablet form very pleasant to take and delightful in its effect. Children like it and are greatly benefitted by it. If you suffer from "RHEUMATISM," CONSTIPATION, INDIGESTIGION, ECZEMA, BRON CHITIS, BOILS OR IMURE BLOOD or if your nerves are affected in any way; or yon desire to have a fine, clear, healthy complexion; or it your stomach Is not in good condition, we want you to try a package oif our MARVELOI.'W 11 EALTH BUILDER, YEASTOLAX. Among its various elements, YEASTOLAX eon tains the highest and most -potent VITAMINES, which the scientific world has found to be abso lutely necessary to bodily vigor. People all over the cQuutry have found great relief through its use, and now feel the joy of perfect health and , vitality. YEASTOLAX also has the properties of being non grippingly and mildly laxative, possessing . fine stomach regulating power, the effects of which you feel very quickly. ' The laxative ingredients embodied in YEAST OLAX are most, hnppily combined with the other Vital, body build;ng elements, which makes this tablet more desirable than any other eatable yeast compounds hitherto offered. ' ' ' By keeping np your vitality and vigor through the use of YEAttTOLAX your system will be put in a position to fight off , the .hosts of invading germs that are persistently endeavoring to entrench themselves in the human bodyj-to eat into the system and destroy life itself . It cannot be too emphatically mae clear that everyone owes it to himself and family, to keep as healthy and fit as jfosijde. The hnma'n organism is a wonderful ma chine adapted under normal conditions to find a balance of health. But because of our , modern methods of refining foods (destroying their health building vitamines) and our general way of living,' our bodies nre not given half a chnnce, with the result that invading germs and infections find it frequently an unguarded and' easy-prey. - THE BEST VITAMINE YEAST Water-soluble Vitamina B, contained in rich proportion ia YEASTOLAX, is an element which haa the power of building up the bodily nerves and tissues - to resist disease, and is positively essen tial towards offsetting the evil effects on the health .'of civilisation. The highly refined stomach regu lating properties injected into YEASTOLAX makes it positively a body builder oflhc finest kind. If you. have a weak or delicate stomach or a stomach that is in any way our of order.- YEASTOLAX will relieve you wonderfully, making you feel like a 'new person.-. 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Remember, this offer is for a limited time only, so Jor jyour health ; and future, aet today. j 100,000.00 Russian Rubles Free with $2.00 order of YEASTOLAX whilo onr . Rubles last . We - re- . serve the right to return your orderrif our SBpply of Russian Rubles is exhausted. dt n: YEASTOLAX COMPANY 1253 Sol Michigan Avenue. Dept. X387 CfllCAGO FILL OUT COUPON BELOW YEASTOLAX COMPANY .'1 1253 So. Michigan Avenue . ...... - Dept. X-387 Chicago, Illinois. - Please send me a package ok YEASTOLAX and 50,000.00 Russian rubles. Enclosed-, please find $1.00. You are to return ray money if uot satisfied.-. Name :'? r Address .. ..t. ..',.'.. . . . - City . . : ... ..... ..... . . State ... ... ... .... " Postage Stamp Accepted in Small Denominations. IMMMMNftHMC vMM V
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