THE GASTONIA (N. C.)-DAILY GAZETTE
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GOLLEGE STUDENTS-TO 00'
WITHOUT SUNDAY SUPPER
N. C. State College Doys Will
Give Amount Thus Saved
: To Near East Benefit Funds.
State Cullege - stu.knts I1 ilisifiisc
with uul.nj- night miiiju'm from rioiv
until Clirwtiiixn hh.I tin- nine Luminal tiul
lata thus itivo.l Kill be timu'ii jvi-r to the
Student Melief I'oinmitti'P to bv u.m'I in
meeting the frajrir coii.Iitiorix in J.uss'ii it he (jest ground cahiors on the
,and otlicr wur turn ciniMtrn's of 1 Ji Oi l
World where Ihouyu'iKls iif voting men iTueS'lny nrternoou. IVnnmgtoit,
and jouiig voiiii'u are t:trving. Jn ad.li- inI man or right tntkle, wi'iit
tim, an "fvery man .canvass" will k' with a bursted blood v-ssej iu the
mnde of the entire raiiiiius and r:u-h Ktu- UVdiiesday . .
.'dent and member of t lie f.H iilly will Iw Although eonshli-rnbly the Home
! given au opportunity of furtlnr outri-! iiijnriiH, the Trinity team is ready
buting to the t-uwe. The -::t)v.is is ex ! great fight 'and Sure of getting
! n.',i in -i..i,i I, -Hit nnr.diSr th.mufin I ! oniiari.ian of th weights of tlm
TRINITY LINE-UP
FOR DAVIDSON GAME.
DURHAM, N. C, Oct.' 23. Hero
is the b'st bet for the Trinity college
liue-up which will match power with
Davidson in Greensboro Katurday. This
in the way those who have watcJud the
i hard prat-tire of Ihc ' wwdj exjiect
things: '
1'npt. Xeal, left end, Hatcher, Uift
tackle, Tuyhtf, left guard, Himpsoii, cen
ter, Caldwell, right guard, Holing, right
tackle,- farter, right end, Hrnith, quar
terback, Urowu, left half, Garrett, right
half. Johnson, fullback.
There is a possibility, however, that
Garrett' may not got in on the, start, j
'1 his 8ikhiIv little half who in one of i
trinity i
team suffered au injured leg In practice.
see
oul leg
Johnny'" What waken tin! new. baby
at your houKe cry bo uiucb f" ' .
Tommy "It don't cry go much, and
any way if all your teeth, were out, and
your hair (T, sad legs no wenk you
couldn't tand cm them, I guess you'd
cry too!"
Live inCbieken Houses! V
.You may not know it, but lied ' bugs
may be living In your chicken limine!
They lice oil the blood of Chicken. They
spread diffuse uud ymS are in ihtntfiT--
CONSTANTLY. Ptotwt J ouru'llf. -Vi
out lied blips with Itoyal (iuiirantee ( 1 1
Bedding Liquid. Harmless to chickens.
25 cent.
Sold and guaranteed by Kennedy Dnifl
Co., Loray Drng tore. city riiarmaey
and Beluiout Drug Co., Belmont. N. C
for
for
it.
two
Major Alvin Xl.CwsIcy, of Texas, is
the new head of the American Legion,
fleeted at the tnuual convention at
2"ew Orleans. The new commander
was a major if infantry in the .'iCth
lJivision. He recruitel his own bat
ta'.Iion and a large portion of the divi
sion in Northern Texa. After the
crinislica Owsley whs nprx'inted As
sistant Attorney General of Texas and,
as head of the Legion's legislative com
mittee, won a fight for a $2,000,000
' Iiosjiital for disabled soldiers.
, dollars.
These things wer decidc. l.y a 'unfinl
moils vpti! of the ftuJcnt body in riiM'-s
meeting assembled Wednesday moniiii;:, j
after Guy Hiu'lburt, rejreenfnijr the
Student's Frii-ii.lhl.5n Fiiu.!, 1 1 1 twice
sddressej the students and faculty oil
the git lint ion of ai udeut h in If'i' si.-i nlid
other lands acrowi the m-j. iir. Hurl
burt was the neyi of hoitur at a lum-h-eon
Tuesday served by the ft ate College
Woman's Club members of the teaching
and administrative Ft a a. He iioke from
ilitiiuate knowleilg-e. havinj; sjnt three
and a Jmlf yarn in Ihivsia n a field rep
resentative of the b'tuiicnt Heliof. 'oin
mittte, and gave as his conuclion that
the hope of this vast territory lies in her
ymmir iieople wro arc strmn to lift
1 1 'i:nn slums a surprising baloHee
Uaviilson's line averge 170 jmujids j
mid their backtiejd !! pounds. TJin
It r 'a hue averages 174 pounds and her
I back field ILiti pounds
Headed by their college band -the
entire Trinity student body will Jeavo
Durham Hatttrday morning at it o'clock
on a pecial train. A great pep meet
ing iu Craven Memorial Hall will be
held Friday night to give the team
a routing send off. ,
K-L-I-M
FRESH MILK POWDERED
Mrs. Sara D. Anderson
601 E. Franklin Avenue
, Phone "870. J
Gastonia Distributor
Beautiful MM' 'VB
rogues
The very newest in tan and black leathers, others hold jthem for
History Professor "How waa Alex
ander I, of Russia killedf"
JStiulciit (vaguely) "By a bomb."
Professor "ie a little mot explicit,
jdeii.se."
Ntuilcnt (in desperation) "Well, you
OLNEY LOCALS.
(Correspondence of The Daily Gazette.)
OLNEY, Oct. M. Misses Cora and
Mary Dixon spent the week end in Meek,
lenburg as the guests of Miss I-iura
1'ionk. .
Miss Alma Huffstetler is still iu Con
eord with her sister, Mrs. Cliarles West.
Jlrs. West and family have been aick for
eoine time. .
Iicv. T. G. Tate is attending Synod
this week. !
Quite a number of our people attended
the Laymen's convention Monday night.
The Indies of onr church are planning
a make a visit to Bjrium Orphanage
next week. They will carry over the
nine quilts and the. linen that has come
in for the linen ehower for that place.
Our youug people are much interested
iu the approaching Hallowe'en.
Misa Edith Robinson, president of the
International Christian .Endeavor Society
will . entertain the Seniors and Juniors
with a Hallowe 'en party Saturday night
from seven till nine, at the home of her
fatfccivMr.. Sam Robinson on the Union
road. -.-All Juniors and Intermediates are
; invite! to come aiul if possible eome in
' costume, "
1 Cn Tuesday nislit the Senior . K. are
to have a Haljowe 'en revel at the manse.
This promises - to be a lnostenjoyable
affair.
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Counts were via
ifors last Sunday at morning aerviee,
Mrs. Counts was Miss Clara Lewia and
greTv p in our church. .
:sitors at tfco night service were
Misses Ethel Barco and Johnston of the
2,it..01ivet school faculty. Miss Johnston
tanjht near ns in the Tan Yard school
last year. Miss Marco is from Roper
aaa taught in the Union school last year.
We are glad to see our tachcra back,
Miss Haraion is asjnin at the Little
Mountain school. Miss Freeman is back
at South Gastonia. She and others of
the school ' fcaulty are welcomed nddi-
ticnj to our Sunday school aud church.
tehir country above Bolshevlem by educa- !;"cr--it exploded." American lo
tion.
At the mass meeting this morning Dr.
Carl C. Taylor briefly addressed the stu
dents, and he whs followed by l'K V.
Ritchie, a member ' of the sophomore
clans, who spent the past summer iu trav
eling through Europe, as a member of a
national student committee from the Y.
-r. va:
I). B. Vaiisnnt, president of the Write
College student body, uresided at the
meeting. The action was entirely
voluntary, nnd the whole movement orig
inated with the students. ,
It is estimated that fl." will save the
life of one foreign student for one year.
On this basis State College men will keep
about l.'iO from starvation during the
year.
State College is the first larpe South
cm institution to put on the drive mill
it lias set a high murk ill service.
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(Correspondence of The Daily Gazette.)
LINCOLNTOX, Oct. 23. The farm.
era of this section are behind with their
: wheat Bowing owing to so Kuch rain.
They cannot get their ground prepared.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I'. Alexander and
children spent Sunday 'at the home of
Mr. and Mrs, Luther Costner.
Landers Chapel Epworth League will
mett Sunday night,' October 2y, at half
past seven o'clock.. Miss Zekla Carpen
ter will ndlrijf i tliu League. Miss Car.
po'jfer is a graduate of Lenoir College
eJ i a very enthusiastic League work
er, being one of thi hading members of
the Bethel Lnthrr league.
Mrs. J. X: Fritt is very sick at pres
ent. . Yt'e hope for her a speedy rcovery.
Miss Ethel Alexander spent 8aturda
night with - her cousin, Miss AAudrej
K;Kfr. ' .
Mr. S. L. Carpenter and Mr. and Mrs.
Osc-jr Carpenter and children spent Sun
day v,ivh Mrs. f. L. Carpenter, who i
In tlie tatj hospital, at Morganton.
Tl;ey report her as being very much in
r it 1. -
ilr. M. Alexander and children
fipeut Sunday with his parents, Mr. anil
Mr, Julius Alexander.
Mrs. Jase Mauney; who is making her
hoa.e with he? sister, Mrs. Calvin Mason,
is very siek at present.
. 1 1!? young people of this section en
joyed a cor HR.ufkiEj at the home of
Mr. Zeb Katehford Thursday night,
ivorne, whowov A AY -- Aed. KSCTIIM
EUL77IKKLE AND DAVIS
AT KINGS MOUNTAIN
KIXC5 MOUNTAIN, Oct. 20. J B.
Fa vis, eandidate- for the house of repre
sentatives, and Congressman A. L. Bui
winkle, addix'ssci the democratic Totera
lifo tonight, both reviewing th demo
cm ti admi.nirtration and pointing ou
ViO alleged defects f the republican ad
muiiMration in the nation. A large
errwl of prospective voters, including i,
vinvber of women, were out to hear these
aW? errxmeftts of the democratic faith
MAN WHO NEVER DRANK
FINES FOR DRINKING
SALISBURV, Oct. 20. An unusual
incident happened during the sitting of
federal court, which adjourned today.
Willie Hunt, of Davidson county, on the
witness stand for his father, who was
charged with violating national prohi
bition laws, stated among other things
that ha himself never drank liquor. In
less than three hours Hunt was discov
ered taking a drink in the grand jury
room, and this was brought to Judge K.
Yates 'Webb 'a attention. The judge Imd
Huut brought before him, and after giv
ing him a atverft lecture, held him in
contempt of court and lined him 2.10.
A liinu who was with Hunt when he
took the drink was fined $-5.
Sweet pea aeed in 5c packages or bulk.'
Ware Hardware Co., phone 56. mwf27c3
Syrup buckets. Ws hire a few left
at the right prices. Get them now.
Ware Hardware Co. 25-27C2.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Having qualified as executor of the
lost will and testament of .1. W. Mc
Arver, deceased, lato of Gaston county,
North Carolina, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against tlm estate
of said decedent to present the same,'
duly verified, to the undersigned, on or
before . '
v October .17, 1923,
or this notice will be pleaded in Imr of
any recovery thereon. All persons who
are Indebted to the said estate will
please make prompt settlement with
the undersigned.
This 27th dtv of October, 1922.
D. L. McARVEU, Execr.
FDlc6.
A Slight Deficiency.
(Dallas News.)
As wo understand it, the reason Um
Moscow government can't borrow any
money is because, it lacks character, con
science,, credit and collateral.
Roller skates, ball bearing.. Bestf
make, ware Hardware Co. Phone
56, 25-27C2
Speedo: I'm -trying my best to get
a beaj.
Peppo: That's fine, you ' need one.
Hazz Whiskers. "
Heaters from $9.00 up at . Ware
Hardware Co. We put them up free
of Charge. Let us do the worrying.
25-27C2.
Take
$7.00 we sell theri'ats.
v. .$4.95
new.
The talk of the town, our
pat strap slippers with cham
pagne or grey bcks at $3.95
We also feature
brown sport oxfords.
tan and"
Beautiful Satins in Baby Louis Heels
at
$3.95
for the liver
Beware of imitations. Demand
th genuine in 10c and 35c pack
ages bearing above trade mark.
J. Y. MILLER
Onion sets,, seed rye and seed oats.
Melrose Flour. Wheat for chickens.
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J. Y. MILLER
Phone 154
Mrs. Mabel
Francii
Phone 160
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206 W. Main Ave v I
CHILDREN'S SHOES
Tan Skuffers, 5M to 8 . . . . . , . $1.48
Tan Skuffers, 8 to 11 ... . . .$1.95
Tan Skuffers, 11 to 2. . $1.95
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When You Buy Our Shoes You Buy Leather ' Shoes
ft , f a si
These changeable days are certain to bring on
colds and sore throat.
Remember we have everything to help in such
cases, as cough syrups, throat lozenges, croup and
pneumonia salves, inhalants and the like. When in
need of any of these phone 160 and we will deliver
immediately.
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Calvanitwd roofing or siding at a good
price. Ware Hardware Co., Gaetonia,
N. C. ra-w-f27cJ
Pile Sufferers
Don't become despondent try Dr.
LronhnriVts HEM-KOID no greasy
f-nlvea no cutting a harmless remedy
t'r.t is raaranteed to Quickly banish all
fceJy Drug Co. TanUc is sold by all good dmggisU. '
"Tanlae helped me bai to; good
health two years ago and I am still
feeling fine," recently said Mrs. Mabel
Francis, highly esteemed resident of
CCS S. Unwood Ave., Baltimore, Mary
land.
"Before taking the medifuie I suf
fered from s nervous breakdown end
was in an awful condition. I scarcely
had strength and energy to handle a
broom and my housework was drudgery
to me.
The first bottl of Taulac made
such a wonderful improvement iu my
condition that I wia both surprised and
delighted. Bo I stuck to it and a few
bottles built me up ten rounds and
made me feel as if I had nevr had a i
aick day. My health has been fine ever I
since.' '
NOTE The International Proprietaries'
Co., distributors of Tanlac, have on file ;
in their offices at Atlanta, Georgia, over j
fifty thousand signed statements from
reprrentative men and women from ;
every State in the Union and every
Province of Canada. Many of these
are front prominent people in this city,
and section and have been revioujly pub-!
iiiw'W:- Safe
JeVOS Milk
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ANNOUNCEMENT
For Infanta,
Invalid A
Children
The Original Food-Drink for AH Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home .Office Fountains.
Nourishing-Noeookina.
8" Aroid Imitations and Substitute)
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING
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A full line of coffins and caskets reasonably
priced. We have a splendid motor hearse and give
you FREE HEARSE HIRE. We can save you
money and assure you of the very best service
that can be had.
JACOBS FURNITURE CO.
Day Phone 522 Night Phone 230
Cor. S. Oakland and Franklin Gastcnia, N. C.
RATS
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Mr. L. M. Welch, an experf cleaner and dyer form
erly with the American l5ry Cleaning Co., of Charlotte,
is now with us and we are prepared tohandle anything
in the cleaning and dyeing of clothes. Give us a trial
and be convinced.
SAUNDERS . DRY CLEANING 1 CO.
Phone 144
When
They
Eat
STEARNS'
ELECTRIC PASTE
It also kills mlc, cockroaches, water
bus. and ant. It forces time peat, to
rim from building for water arid fresh
air. A ST,f box contain, enough to kill
Cu to 100 ran er mice. et it from
jronr druit or seneral ttor. dealer today
IADY FOR USE-SETTES THAN TRAPS
trr-Ms,!. lis,
V COUGH 0
-..) THEtJELIEF OS"
Coughs, Colds. Croup':
WHOOPING COUCH, HOARSENESS '
BRONCHITIS
-SOLO EVERYWHERE
WATCH YOUR
TOWN'S SMOKE
; There is scarcely a week which does not
witness the rearing in this city of another chim
ney for a home or factory whose thin trail
of smoke bears mute testimony to its progress
and industry.
Gastonia is growing, but she has really only
started to grow. The citizens of, vision have
much to contemplate in the promise of the fu
ture. . .
Well may we say to the world: "Watch
Gastonia's smoke."
" Our Service Makes Friends "
The 3rd. National Bank
GASTONIA, N. C
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