TAG TWO
THE GASTONIA (N. C) DAILY GAZETTE
WEDNESDAY, NOVEiMEER 22. 1S22
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LOVELY NEW COAT SUITS
Women's Coats
STANLEY HAPPENINGS
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B rSuuiK.'trdiier and two children, of TSt-1-j
' mom , lire visiting- Mrs. Kmnkanlned 'a
f.ithcr niiil mother, Mr. nn( Mrs. .Iiilc
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qi Mh Bitlie Gaston who has been vis
litin pl.iHves here for the pant wk
' Irft tliit morning for Rock Mil, 8. C.
d Mrs. Torino Cram'etnhd and children
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S20.00 value Coats at only . $12.50
$22.50 value Coats at only $15.95
$25.00 value Coats at only. $19.95
$30.00 value Coats at only.. $22.53
$32.50 value Coats at only.: v, ...$25.03
$35.00 value Coats at only $27.50
A wonderful assortment of Coats, a most complete
and varied line at such low Prices.
Autumn Suits for Women
Misses
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iof Iron .Station, arc visiting kin folks
! here .
i Mr. :iml Mrs. Bob Goode, 'of Lincoln
Inn, m re visitors here yeiferdu v.
Mr. Urahnm rtiitlcdjre. Mr. Joe C int i tcr with SnriceonL. X. Glenn of flnstOTita
lede, and Mrs. Mary Lou Kale spent ; who kindly consented to spend a day at
I some time in Kinjjs Moirntaiu recently. U'miii'Tton and with several jiMiitantS
Mr. Krnest Camion sjient jesterday in operate on all who nhcd their tonsil
(Correspondence of The Daily Gazette)
CRAXIKKTO.Y. Xov. 21. The man
agement of the mill, iifidei- the supervision
ofk Miss Ri-eiw, the community iinrse, eu
jfineujed ime of the most Miccesful
health r;iiiii:iij;iiH yet niidertafceii in Cra
inert on. Miss Jfivue in cooperation nit li
(Miss 1mvs, (lie County Hed t'ross Xnrse,
'han leii malting n close survey of the
health conditions in the homes, especially
among the children. After several visit
to the public Mcbool khe looted a nnmler
of childreu with diseiised tonsils. The
inaiiajfement of the mill took np the mat -
i Lincoln! on,
! .Mm. Kate Leejx-r and son, Mr. Tom
l.et jT visited Mrs. Leeper' sifter, Miss
Mary Pinith, Hnndny.
Mrs. Wd Hlack spent the weekend
ivitli rcl.H i'c in l.ttcia.
Key. and Mrs. W. W. Bruner and scv
era! children fire real fcitk with flu.
Mr. Warren Alierna'tliy, who is attend-
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removcO. 1 arenis preseniea iweniy nvr
children and Punnet t Hall was equipped
as a tiiapoTaTy hospit.il. tV-ience find
speed disposed of twenty five pairs of
diseased tontdls, two fldnlts and the rest
children. Every operation proved a per-
ileii s;i,'cess. 1 dree chihlren who were
ope rat i d on Erid.ly Were brick in school
.Ylni'dav doinif the full work of their
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Autumn Suits for Women and Misses of the latest
Styles at
$13.4S, $19.95, $22.50 and $27.50
They are hand tailored, the choice of beautiful
Fabrics Poiret Twill, Tricotine, Serges, smart Models
with youthful bloused and belted Coats and deep Col
lars, plain or Fur trimmed, and they are considerably
underpriced. Colors. Navy, Black or Brown.
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I iiijr Kchool at Leiinir college, spent t he j grades, Kvery child wn carried home
; week-end vith hoine "folk. j Friday nifht and Bennett Hall was a
! .Mr. .lames Kirby went to I.ineolnton quiet aird si'rene by fiaturday as though
.hospital Friday for treatment. j nothing hn4 happened. - KveTv rase, even
i Born to Mr. and Mts. Tate Mooney, the adults, are practically well today,
a fnie haliy Imv, to Mr. and Mrs. Tom j Monday. It Is the most successful veil
ittnead, a hahy boy. tare in the prevention Of disease that has
; lr. and Mis. ( . H. I'tifch, of dast onia, j yd come under our observation. How
were vi-ii:ers here Sunday. lever we have leen wondering; how many
Mr. M. l. Kiriiy and Mr. tliarles Ware J visits these doctors have cheated them-Wen-
isitotn in .lt. Holly yesterday. j selves out of. If they had just let these
! Mr. Cole, Mrs. .lame Kirli.V, and Mr. j diseased tonsils work there would have
and Mrs. Bnvid Johnson attended the been enough s'nkiies to anpport at least
llntrpits meetinR in Mt. Holly Knday. joae doctor. But it will eertninly he a
Mr. A. M. lfhyne has added a new wonderful help to the parents, children.
roo mt oln store fimidiug near the cot - j tu-hool, null and clmrch anil tne wnoie
ton nulls. .
Rev. A. Fherrill and. Mr. Da rid Del
linger will attend the Dintrict Wewards
tnecfinp of the M. E. church South at
Oastonia Tuesday.
The Womanleas Wddinp at the school
auditorium Saturday night was quite a
success. People attended from 4 las-
ton ia, Iron
and Lucia.
ommnnitv in ifPiieral.
The singing school conducted by Prof.
J. L. Webb of MeAdrnville is. still in
progress thront;h this week. At tirst it
we decided to run only ten nights, but
the benefits needed and received were Biieh
that it was decided to continue for twen
tv nights. It closes Fridav night after
Htatiun, AlCxis, Mt. Holly which Prof. Wi bb is planiuiiK to make an
extended visit to his daughter a home in
Friday niht the people of Stanley Georgia.
Methodist church jjave their pastor a After a most exciting boxing match
handsome pounding. These people know at the echool auditorium in two three
just how to pound.
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CHERRYV1LLE CHAT.
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Special Bargains in Men's Ovrcoats pi
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Sweaters
Men's $2.00 Sweaters, special bargain at 98c
Women's and Misses' Sweaters in all Autumn shades',
Red, Erown, Maroon, Navy and Black, offered at
$2.S5, $3.8, $4.S8, $5.95 uo to $8.95
$15.00 value Men's Overcoats $10.95 y
$18.00 value Men's Overcoats $13.48 :E
$20.00 value Men's Overcoats $13.48,"
$25.00 value fine Overcoats at $18.50"i
$30.00 value Overcoats at only .$19.95 i
$40.00 Men's 0-ercoats at only $28.50 a
Men's Odd Coats at low price.. $ 4.98 y
Men's Odd Coats at low price $ 5.98. "
Every Article in Our Store is Known
I fcr Quality and Our Prices Are Bargains.
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NEAR EAST RELIEF
wC0KMITTEES IN GREENSBORO
GREENSBORO, X. C, Xov. 21. Ar
rarjfenientg nro being completed here for
tht annual tnte convention of the Near
East Relief in North Carolina on De
cember 2. The convention was scheduled
to be held in Raleigh, but was chancel
by George IL Bellamy, president, ow in
to the postponement o fthe capital elly's
campaign until January 14.
Arrangements are beinu made br
Charges A. Hltirs, Greensboro attorney
who is chairman cf Guilford county;
Jiiige J. Ai!en Anstin, city clmrmaa "of
High Point, and Norris A. BciKe,: of
Raleigh, State director of the Near East
Relief.
Bishop James Cannon, Jr., of ihe
MethodUt Episcopal (Imr.'h, South, will
niake tin principal address at the con
ference. The bishop is said to have been
ft neye-witaess to the tsmyrna disaater.
In a western hotel the other day
there wn a reunion of world war
heroee, when the head clerk, who was
a first lieutenant, called the porter,
who was hi captain, and the head
waiter, who was a lieutenant-colonel,
and had them throw out a former gen
eral who wan cluttering up the chairs in
the lobbv.
A Belle of Washington
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A$5 Kfc y :; -. i". . iwcV
CIIERRYVILLE, Nov. 20. Prof. A.
C. Warlick and Prof. Claud Moser, of
the Cherryville rchool and Prof. Loy, of
Tryon high school were i Oastonia
Friday night to attend the meeting of
the superiutendnts and principals I the
Gaston county schools. The meeting
was held nt the Armlngton hotel and
after the business session an elaborate
banquet was served.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Maoney. Mre.
Julia Hall and Miss Anni Howell went
to Charlotte, Friday evening lo at
tend the. organ recital, given by Char
les M. CVmrboln, tho- famous Belgian
organist. The recital, which was held
in Trinity Methodist church delighted
the vast audience of music lovers.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid bazaar and
supper held last Katnrday was a sue
U cess in every particular. Through the
courtesy of Mr. Preston Long, the
Long's Tin Shope was turned over to
l the ladies for this otwwion. Mr.
P: Long and his assistahts had mox-ed his
' machinery to one side and ample space
yiwas provided for eandy and faney work
H j booths and dining-room at tho front,
with the back curtained off for kitchen,
yilt in understood that the Methodist
jAi.l Society will hold . their bazaar
jin this building nest Saturday.
1 Mrs. J. D. IJobbs and children, Mr.
j Clyde Kendrick and Miss Myrtle Jen
B ;kins, of Mt. Holly tarn tip Saturday
to attend the bazaar. Mrs. nob Lis and LP?
" children, returned to Alt. Holly (Sunday
with Mr. llobba, who spent tho day
here.
Miss Ruth Gilchrist and Prof. E. J.
Abernethy of Oastonia' were in Cherry
ville h short while Sunday afternoon,
en route to Gntdonia from Boone and
Hickory. Mrs. Julia Abenlethy ac
companied them this far and visited
her daughter, Mrs. David P. Dellinger
for a few days, going from here to
Forest City to spend a few weeks there
with her daughter, Mrs . Benj. L.
Smith.
Miss Zylpha Bellinger, Mr. Paul
finmmenille , Mr. and Mrs. 8am
Honeyeut and children, of Charlotte,
spent Sunday with , Mr. and Mrs.
Sydney Dellinger, at Lydell Farm, near
town.
Dr. John .Pa'Uerson,' of Coneord vns
n Cherryrille visitor, (Saturday, evening.
The many friends of Dr. and Mrs.
W. II. Houser nre tOngnlating
them upon the arrival of a daughter
la rt Saturday, November 15th.
Mr. and Mrs. M . L. . Mauney. and
Mrs. C. B. Fetncr were in Charlotte
Friday on business.
Mrs. 8. 8. Mauncy, Mrs. D. P.
McLurd, Mrs. John J. George, Misses
Linchsn and Catherine George and De
linns ?eorge wero Charlotte risitors
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. .A. Rudisill, Miss
Ann Rutledge and Mefers M. Cone
Mauney D. R. Manhey, Hoke Hoss and
M . A . Rtroup wre among IboBe attend
iug the Carolina-Dandson football tame
in Charlotte Saturday.
Mrs. Virginia Bustle spent . Eunday
afternoon with Mrs. L. L. Relf.
Mrs. W. D. Brown hat had as her
guests for several days, her sister.
Mrj. L. F. Thomas and Miss Ned
(.lemmer. of Bostie. Mrs. Thomas re-
turned home Sunday afternoon. Miss
Clemmer will spend the week here.
Mrs. Phillip 6teiu. of Lenoir, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. R. E. Wil
son. Dr. and Mrs: W. k. . Allen ana
Uttlo son, spent tinday in Shelby.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred fihoford Were
Cherryrille visitors Sunday afternoon,
the guests of Prof, and Mrs. A. C
Warlick.
Messrs. Atkin Harralsoft. and Prcy
Helms, of the Harreson-Fanning Co.,
Rutherfordton, spent Sunday here with
homefolks.
Mr, II. Craig Harrslson Wt Sunday
evening for northern markets. whr
will purchase additional roods for
round tin decision bouts between Glenn
Rimmer und George Baker, Gorman Haw
kins and Sam Bryiner, the Crumerton
Athletic associntioii was organized. It
is hoped that thiough the winter months
we may dVrive much excitement and in
terest from thc-e regular weekly meet
ings. Beginning Tuesday evening at 7:00
o'clock, Mrs. Stcidly of (.astonia will
deliver a series of Bible lectures at the
Methodist church. The publis is cordial
ly invited to attend these meetings. Mrs.
Stei.lly is well known here and most
pleasantly remembered by a hot of
friends and admirers, having held two
very successful meetings here In the past.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the Presley
krian church obesrved Home Mission
week from Nov. l.'i to. ISth, meeting at
the home cf Mrs. Anderson on Holland
avenue each avternooit al .1:00 o'clock.
At the last meeting ice cream and cake
Tvns served and ft collection taken for the
Stuart Robinson school in Kentucky
which recently lout one of its buildings
by fire.
The Baptist church recently called a
pastor who has consented to come and
take np the work in this flourishing-congregation.
He expects to begin his work
here about Dei'emlier 1.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Beach at their
home on Holland avenue, a daughter.
Mi Margaret Harding, daughter cf W. F. O. Harding, former go
ernoc of the Federal l;rve Board, is one of the most popular members
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JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT OF
t)RESS sl!Pp3ers
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If you need anything in dress slippers come in
and see them.
Satins, black and brown, plain one and two strap,
fancy cut out effects, kid and -patent trimmed also
suecle trimmed Louis and French heel
$7.50 and $9.00
Brocaded one strap, French heel
$7.50
Brocaded Colonial style, patent combinations,
French heel
$8.50
Patent cut out strap effect, beaver trimmed,
French heel
$10.00
Beamguard-Hovis Shoe Co.
AT H. P. STOWE
Phone 244 Gastonia, N. C.
a a a a
OLNEY LOCALS.
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the Ilarrrelson-Fannlng stores here and
at iiuinenoraton.
There was a woman named Florence.
Who for kissing professed great
, abhorrence;
But when she 'd been kissed .
And found .what she'd missed,
She cried tiH the tear fell !n torrents.
The only effectm war ta rack tht
people f Gattea coanty la through the
advextiainx columns af Xfca Gancu .
OLNEY. Nov. 22. Our people
be clad to know that Mrs. W.
Cnpps, of our community, is now home, j
Mr. ( apps has rieen in the ttaston
Bnnatorium for more than three weeks
and is just recovering from a serious
operation. Her many friends hope for
her a speedy restoration to health.
Mrs. Charles West, of Concord, is now
a patient at the City Hospital having
Quito recently undergone an operation.
We are all hoping for her a speedy
restoration to health. Mr. West and
Children are now at the home of Mrs.
West '8 parents, .Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Hnffstetler.
Mrs. Ed Hnffstetler has been on the
sick list. Also Mr. Tom E. Robinson
has beon confined to his bed for some
time. ,
Mrs. Jonas Dixon spent the week
end with her Meters. Mri. Roh McGill
and Mrs. John Gates, of Kings Moun
tain. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Howell are re
joicing over the arvital of a little
danghter List week.
Mrs. T. O. Tate and little Misses
Mary Luttrell and Lillian Greenlee are
spending the week VWth frienda in
Badinn.
On Inst Friday night a Workers
Council, composed of officer and
teachers of Knbbnth school met at the
manse for a conference. Quite a lit
tle business was attended too. Plans
made for our Christmas entertainment,
etc. After which we enjoyed a. social
hour with music Mrs. Tate served
delicious home made candy.
These meeting will be held monthly,
meeting in the. homes of the member
of the conneil.
Our Sunday school is doing splendid
work just now. On last Sunday,
Bible were prctented to Esther Davis
and Robert Torrence for reciting the
Shorter catechism, and. Testaments to
Floride Ballard, Helen Robinson.
Mori Faires, Virginia Robinson and
France Love Robinson for reciting the
child '4 catechirtn.
Our Senior Christian Eneavor So
ciety held a most interesting meeting
Rnn day night. Miss Cora Dixon was
leader and a splendid program given.
Plans were mnde to give a little
Thanksgiving treat to the inmates ,of
our comity home.
On nett Sunday night we wish to
invite all ont at :30 to the meeting
of Intermediate Christian Endeavor.
"The Church and the Ixr will be
the subject, and we- feel sure w-e can
interest every one. Bring some change
ia your pocket you will be snre to wsnt
tome after the program for this cause.
Torrence Robinson, Who has been
with the U. 8. Marines nt Paris Island.
S. C. now has his discharge and gnt
home last Wednesday much to the de
light cf 9 homefolks.
DYEING
Saunders has improved his
dyeing 100 per cent recently by
the installation of new machin
ery and the addition of expert
workmen to his force. We are
in a position now to handle the
fanciest gowns and coats with
the assurance to you that you will
get perfct work, fast colors and
even shades. We have just re
ceived a shipment of absolutely
fast color dyes. All work is done
by skilled workmen. Don't dis
card your old garment but bring
it to us and let us dye it; you'll
get another year's wear out of it.
Give us a trial and be
convinced.
SAUNDERS DRY
CLEANING CO.
119 E. MAIN ST. PHONE H4
BROWN-HARRY CO.
GENERAL CONTRACTORS
and
Dealers in Building Materials
Phone 736
HAVE YOU HAD THAT
CRANK CASE DRAINED
and new oil put in lately? It will save
you money to let ns do this every 500
miles.
CAROLINA AUTO SERVICE CO.
RANKIN FILLING STATION
WEST END FILLING STATION
PIEDMONT OIL CO.
Distributors
MARATHON PRODUCTS
WOMANLY TROUBLES i
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Twas Harcl for Her to St6p Yvrork,
Bat Thu Texas Lady Says She j
Had to Go to Bed.
Helped by Cardoi.
Cocker Machine & Foundry Co.
Builders of Textile Machinery
Gastonia, N. C.
Banish Catarrh, Bad Breath.
It's Ihe simplest thing ia the world
to use Hyomei and end catarrh. Breathe
the medication through the little inhaler
in every outfit and you will get relief t
once. Money back if il fails. J. H.
Keunedy Drug Co.
: Salado, Texas."! suffered a grest
deal with womanly troubles," says Miss ;
Ira Lillian Hart, of Route I, this place. '
"I HrAi.U Ia. 4,,.. I.nl A r r- r
stupid and lifeless; didn't feel like doint , f
mi work. aaomsnii
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"1 would sufter pams in my sides and !
back, and very severe headaches. !
"I am the housekeeper, and it was
very hard for me to stop, but I would get '
in such a misery I would have to go to J
bed. I heard of Cardui.nnd that it wns j
good for this Suffering. The very first ;
bottle 1 took seemed to help me. I did i
not suffer near so much, so 1 sent for the
second. It did so much cood for me. I ;
can't say enough for Cardui, for it certain
ly was a friend in need."
Women who feel the heed of something
to help relieve, or prevent, such troubles,
should profit by the experience of thou
sands of other women, and try this mild,
harmless tonic.
Sold everywhere. KC-140
Soft
Clean Grey
; Castings
Iron
itBinanxMrafir:!
REMEDY.
OA THE BELIE OF
Coughs, Colds. Croup
WHOOPING COUGH. HOARSENESS
BRONCHITIS
-SOLO EVERYWHERE r
The Gawttt has tsro pnonea. Call SO
if yen want to talk business; call 233
if yoa want to talk ta Mre sews or edi
torial dipartxnsata.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
The 1922 tax books of Gastonia
township, outside and inside the city of
Gastonia, for county , taxes are now
open at the Treasurer's office in the
court house A discount of one per
cent be allowed if paid on or before
December 1st. No, discount after
December 1st.
C. C. CRAIG, T. C. (Inside).
H. P. McARVER, T. C. (Outside).
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