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'i l I III , ft 1 f- I? it- 4 V 1 !4 ' ft 5(017 0')! : 11 - ran V . ,....',7 is! I Capt. . Freno Dilling, of Kinj:s Mountain, was in town Wednesday. iff. Mack Matthews', bookkeeper for. Belle Hrothers -at Charlotte, came over Wednesday evening:. . Miss Adah Costner, of Charlotte, arrived yesterday to spend several days with Miss Minnie Costner. , r-Mrs. J. A. Pafre, of Clover, spent yesterday in the city, the truest of Mrs. J, E. Page. s:-:;-' Miss Clarice Knight," of Lancas ter, S,.C, is expected to arrive to day to visit Miss Connie Baber. v ' -Mi8s Edna Jenkins has returned from Oxford where she 'has been attending school, v v v ,; Mr. J. W. Uien, of Kinds' Moun tain, . wa in town Wednesday en route home from Dallas where he had been in attendance at court. , -Miss ' Mattie Moore returned Saturday 'from Raleigh where she has been attending the Baptist University for Women. ; , : Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Williams and Miss Myrtle Nolen have returned from a visit to friends, at Hickory, ' Mrs. Mvrtle Detwiler Sales, of Hendersonville, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Lawrence Beal. , , Mr. E. Hope Forbes left - this morning ior Asbeville where he will spend several days.-"; .,- ::-: Mr. J;C. Harmon, : after spend ing two or days here with his aunt, Mrs. O. W. Davis, left this moraine for El Uetnel, near Kings Mountain, to spend sometime with home folks Mr. W. L. Balthis returned Wed nesday from Philadelphia where he attended the annual meeting of the C " - - -''mm."-"--:"mJ:''- I American Cotton Spinners' Asso- Gazette Want AOS Pay. Try dation. En route home he stopped v . w i f - a rrv nirn nnmotA tra at 4 cCittle Dalhs On Jldvertising The man who does not advertise simply because his grandfather did not ought to wear knee breeches and a queue. .-v-,.., v-;-,-;.. V.-'-v' - The man who does not advertise because it costs money should quit paying rent for the same reason. . The man who boes dot advertise because he dosn't know bow himself ought to stop eating because he cjan't The man who does, not advertise because somebody said it did not pay ought not to belfeve that the world is round because the ancients said it was flat. WANTS. 'em And Get Results. Advertisement ' Inserted under this head at the ret of ten cents a Una for the first insertion and Ave cent a Him for ' each , subsequent insertion. Phone Ho. 6ft. v-.., ' In the future The Oaiette will make a charge lor all notices of fairs, suppers, entertainments, etc, the object of which In - in mnkM money. A charae will also be made for cards of thanks and obitu aries. The rate to Ave cents a line.- An extra, chare will be made when copy is prepared in, this office. , BRICK For sale. Apply to J. E. & R. L. McAllister. tn SHEPHERD PUPS for sale by R. Dobson. Gastonia, N. C. M24p2 COR RENT One r aVroom house. I 4 Baltimore, aid. - Rev. E. L. Bain left Wednesday morning for New London, where yes terday he preached the annual ser mon before the graded schools. ' Miss Catherine Ray, Of McAden ville, is spending several days in the city with her sister, Miss Lacy Ray, nn Met Trails strMt. Miaa RitIi on her way home from New York I conducted where she has been visiting for two. weeks. Charlotte Observer, ; 22nd. ' Miss Madge . White, formerly a member1 of the citv school facultv. spent Wednesday night in Gastonia, the guest of Miss Ida Pursley. Miss White haft been teaching in Florida Apply to A, M, Smyrb. Supply Co. ior Garden, Field and Grass r0 TO the Fanners VJ for Gaiden, F Seed, Fertilizers etc. CRIENDS, please hand me . jour r Charlotte News subscriptions. I will . appreciate your assistance. v- tn ; Mvrtu C. Nolew. COR SALE Cheap to quick buyer, r 3 Pratt Gins with condenser, lint flues etc. as a whole or any part. ; Henry & Bradley. . tn. WILLIAMS Furniture Company for Iron Bedsteads, ' Go Carts . and Bed Room Suits. tn. FURNITURE You'll find - it at -Williams Furniture Company's. New shipment of Go Carts, Iron Bedsteads and Bed Room Suits just in. - v - tn PROF. LONZO and Mme. Lonzo, scientific palmists and clairvoy f ants are in town for the week. They tell your past, present , and future. Advice on speculations, etc. Don't fail to fee them and baye your life revealed.. M24c2. : W WE WISH to call the W our customers to the attention of fact that the time is up for making their notes for guano, and we would thank all our patrons, who have not done so, to call and make them. J4c4 Craig & Wilson. durinsr the Dast vear. She left ves- teraay tor ner nome at Jenoir Mrs. J. G.' Waldrop, of Hender sonville. ' will i, arrive to-morrow to be the guest for a few days of her aister, Mrs.M . H. Sbnford. She will leave Monday and will be joined at Salisbury by her husband, Dr. J. G. Waldrop. Together they will visit Washington and the Jamestown- Exposition. . . j Mr. and Mrs. William Kin re turned Tuesday morning via the C. & N.-W. from Columbia, S. C, whither- they went on Thursday previous 10 De ai me oeasiae oi jus grandmother, ; MrS; George : A. Shields.. Mrs. Shields died Satur . day morning at 11.20 o'clock and was buried - Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock She was in her eighty- third vear and death resulted from old age. - Rev. J. Calvin Harmon arrived Wednesday morning from Rowland, Robeson county, where he has had charge during the past session of the Kowiand graded schools. He spent Wednesday here with his aunt. Mrs. O. W. Davis, and is now visitine nomeioiks at m netnel, near Kings Mountain. The first of June Mr. Harmon will go to Pleasant Garden, Guilford county, where he will have charge as pastor of the Methodist church during the summer. He ex pects to enter the Methodist minis try and join the Western North Car- ' ohna- Conference at its annual ses sion in Salisburyin November. Prechbi '..Ycjsi Mia Ptsses . Away Alter Erie! IUaess Fro a AjsenSlclJls Funeral a n Earlal This Morning. Strong, active and apparently in the best of health? Robert O, Fayssoux, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Fayssoux, was stricken last Thursday uight with a vi olent attack of appendicitis.from the-- effects i of ..which ; death eusued yesterday afternoon at 1 o'clockyfllia case was desperate from the first . and tbfe yonngf man suffered intense pain, fie had previously had slight attacks of what he pesumed to be colic but they soon passed off. 'When he becamill an examination by physicians revealed the fact that he was suffering from ' an ad vanced case Of appendicitis. At that time : his condition ' wouid not admit of an operation and it was deferred. I On .Wednesday Dr. Pressley, of Charlotte, was called 7 in' consultation and a slight operation was performed. The appendix was not removed, however.' " 7V. Had he lived till the 19th of August be would have been 18 years of age. For the past six months' he had been in the employ of the Gastonia Hard ware Company, where he . was held in high esteem by all bis associates. He was quiet, in dustrious, courteous and num bered his friends by the circle of his acquaintanne. His friends were indeed many, as was evidenced by the remarks of concern heard on" every band during bis illness. ' Funeral services were held at the late home of the, deceased this morning, the services being by Rev. Dr. J. C. Galloway and Rev. W. H. Hardin. - Interment followed in in Oakwood Cemetery. There were many friends present to testify to the sorrow that is felt in the community over his death. M " a. ' 1 itu- The sorrowing parents, brothers and sisters have the sympathy of many in their sorrow. Of all the fruits there are in the " land, . . That grow on bush or tree, I would give up the choicest ones ' - For Holl islet's Rocky Moun- tain Tea. Williams Drug Co. New Lady Principal. This week's Associate Re formed. Presbyterian says: "Miss Fannie Wideman, of Due est. has been elected lady principal of Lin wood College. She will occupy the same posi tion held so successfully for several years by Miss Statia M. Wideman." CUT Cocacil Calls Election on J73.C-J EonJ Isisue for Daniel. pal Improvements to be Held July SecondNew Registrs . roNowing tne citizens mass meeting of Tuesday night the board of aldermen met in called session Wednesday night and adopted resolutions calling for an election - as to the ussuance of $75,000 in bonds, as specified be low, under act of the last Gener al Assembl y ? In addit ion to this a "small amount of. routine business was transacted ' Bills to the amount . of $114.40 were audited and ordered paid . and the treasurer was empowered to botrow $2,500, The resolution calling for an election follows: - . ; . 1 ; . ? Whereas. It has been determined by the mayor and the board of aldermen of the town of Gastonia that the sum of , $75,000 is requisite and necessary in order to carry out the purposes set forth in an act of the General Assembly of North Car olina entitled, An act to authorize the board of aldermen of the town of Gastonia to issue bonds in the sum of one hundred thousand dollars. etc,? chapter , of the 1 statutes of 1807, to be expended as follows; " For street improvements, $30,000. "For graded schools, $15,000. "For water-works and sewerage, $23,000. " For electric lights, $2,000. "For refunding the present float ing debt, $5,000. -' "Therefore, the said mayor and the board of aldermen of the town of Gastonia do ordain and enact: "1. That the Bum of thirty thou sand dollars be expended for street improvements; that the sum of fif teen thousand dollars be expended for eraded schools: that : the sum of twenty-three thousand 4 dollars be expended for . water works, and sewerage; that the sum of two thou sand dollars be expended for elec tric lights; that the sum of five thousand be expended for funding the floating debt. "2. That an election be called to ascertain the will of the qualified electors of the town of Gastonia and for authorizing the issuance of the interest-bearing bonds of the said, the town of Gastonia, for the said purpose of raisins: the said sum of seventy -five tnousana aoiiars. "3. That the said election shall be held at the town hall in the town of Gastonia, North Carolina, on Tues day the 2nd day of July, 1907. "4. That a new registration of the qualified electors of the town of Gastonia, be and the same is hereby ordered, and W. T. Rankin is ap pointed registrar, and is required to open up books for a new registration according to the said act; that John F. Bradley and M. H. Shu ford be and are hereby appointed the judges of the said election. "5. It is further ordained and enacted that notice of the said election and the said new registra tion be published at the door of the town hall, and in The .Gastonia Gazette and The Gastonia News once a week for thirty days next proceed ing the said election." Week's Calendar CODING EVENTS IN OASTO: V ' NIA& GASTON. " . .. . ,. " ' Friday evening, May 24, 8:30 , . p. a. Address before Woman's Home Mission Society at Main Street Methodist church by Rev. J. A. Baldwin, subject, "Our Perils-Our Duty." . - Saturday morning, May 25. Reports and discussions re-. ' garding home, mission work at M a i n- Street Methodist T-church;-:--rrrTl'"'" -; Saturday, May 25, 4 p. m. Ball game at Loray Park be tween Gastonia and Greer's,' .' S. C. ' ' '', ; ,' v - o oaiuraay anernoon ana' evening, May 25. Home Mis sion Society's exercises at " Main Street Methodist church continued. ; Sunday, May 26, 11 a. m. . Annual sermon ' before Wo- , man's Home Mission Society of Western North Carolina Conference by Rev. E. 1.. Bain " : at Main Street church. . Sunday. May 26. 5 p.fm. Annual sermon before Gasto- nia graded schools by Rev. U. L. Bain. Sunday, May 26, 8:30 p. m. Final session o f Woman's Home Mission Society at Main Street church.. Sunday, May 26. 11 a. m. Baccalaureate sermon, Lin wood College, by Rev. R C. Anderson. - Sunday, . May 26, 8 p. m. Address to Young Woman's , Christian Association, Lin wood College, by Rev. R. A. Lunimus. Monday, May 26, 11 a. m. Gradunting exercises of graded schools in opera house; liter ary address by Prof. M. C. S. Noble, of the University. Monday, May 27, 4:30 p. m. Reception of art class, Lin wood College, Monday, May 27. 8 p. m. Concert, Lin wood College. Tuesday, May 28, 10 30 a. m. Commencement exercises Lin wood College, Mr. J. H. Separk, orator. GUARANTEED BY J. H. KEN NEDY C0. If the head aches, if the back and side are painful, if there is distress and nausea after eat ing, if you are sleepless, nerv ous and out of sorts get a 50c box of Mi-o-na from J. H. Ken nedy & Co., with the absolute certainty that the, remedy will cost you nothing unless it gives you. freedom from all ills and pains and restores you to health. Use Mi-o-na stomach tablets, and your ill health will soon be gone and you will forget that you have ever had indigestion or its resulting ills. M21.24.28 FRIDAY. MAY 24. 1907. Gastonia IIens Frys......... Eggs Butter.. . Onions Corn Produce Market lie. 20c. 16c. 20c. 1.00 ....... 80c. :75c 15c . 11 1-2 Sweet Potatoes ... Country Hams . -.. Courftry Shoulders- Gastonia" Cotton. These figures represent the prices paid to wagons: - May, 24th Good middling mM.nJ 12 Strict middling ; 11 Middling : lltf - Tinges and stains .9 to IS Cotton Seed ' 18c . TOWN AND COUNTY. ' In the absence of the pastor. Rev. R. C. Anderson, who is to preach the baccalaureate sermon at - Linwood-Cpllege Sunday morning at 11 o'clock, Rev. J. B. Cochrane, pas tor of New Hope church, will fill Mr. Anderson's pulpit. Mr. Cochrane's pulpit will be filled by Rey. J. J. Kennedy, of Gastonia. . -The Gaston division of the Southern Cotton Association held its regular meeting in the Court - House in Dallas Tuesdav durimr the noon hour. There was only a .small attendance and very little interest ' was manifested. Col. R. L. Aber nethy, -as usual, got in one or two of his speeches. - : -v . : The Gastonia Cotton Oil Com pany is making some extensive im provements at its factory, prepara tory for the next season. A 50 horse power General Electric motor has been ordered and will soon be in- 'stalled. This is to drive the gin and will be operated by power from the . Southern Power Company, An elec tric power tramper is also to be in stalled to replace the steam pouer tramper now in use for packing the cotton in the first box. In the oil manufacturing department the same power will be used as at present, which is electric power generated by their own motor. New arrangements will be made, however, for lighting tne oil manufacturing department. In addition to these improvements the entire plant is being overhauled nd put in tip-top shape for the next ginning season. The plant is now closed for the summer but will be ready to open as soon as new cotton appears on the market. Mr. Wil liam King, the manager, is looking after these renovations. The. instal lation of the 50 . horse-power motor will incresase the daily capacity in the ginnery six bales. The capacity of the oil plant will cot be increased. Gastonia Girl Cats Votes. The bonus of 500 votes in The Gazette's Jamestown Exposition contest offered to the young lady who turned in the largest number of yearly subscribers for one week ending at noon to-day goes to Miss Salenah Latham, of Gastonia. A similar offer is made dating from 4 o'clock this afternoon and ending at noon next Friday, May 31, limited to young ladies in District No. 2, which - includes all of Gaston county outside of Gastonia and including Kings Mountain and Clover. . There will be no services at St. Michael's Catholic church Sunday as the pastor, Rev. Fr. James, O. S. B.t is obliged to be in Greensboro.. Fr. Eugene, O. S. B , of St. Mary's College, was in Gastonia on ! business Wednesday. Northbound train No. 36 was de layed at Lowell Wednesday morning an honr on account of southbound train No. 39 which was delayed near Aiayeswonn on account oi toe en gine's breakdown.. , . U. u. Mnnstetier, a wmte man, I . . tU " ttT was arrested here Wednesday aTthe wlU Pe Jhe P,e,?s of "Vingtbem instance oi ine ponce aumonues, ne l uuuuicui v uuiiaia cvciy can Died Suddenly. At his home three miles south of Gastonia Mr. S. M. (Bnd) Hawkins died, suddenly yester day. He had taken a dose of medicine in anticipation of a chill and while couhging ruptur ed a blood vessel which resulted. in almost instant death. Mr. Hawkins had not been confined to his home and was in fairly good health. He was 50-odd years of age and leaves a wife and several children. The fun eral and burial took place this morning at Olney Presbyterian church. , Warehouses Ior Gaston. In an interview with The Gazette's reporter in Charlotte Wednesday Hon. C. C. Moote, president of the North Carolina division of the Sonthern Cotton Association, stated tnat it was the purpose of , the, warehouse committee of the association to build cotton warehouses at Gas tonia, Lowell, McAdenville, Mt. Holly, Stanley and ' probably other, places. The warehouses will - not be very expensive. Capital stock sufficient to pur chase all cotton offered for less than its real value will be ware housed and held : until a fair price is given. : If the farmers of Gaston take the interest in this matter they should, the ware house will be a certainty and heing a fugitive from . justice. He was taken to Clover yesterday by a depnty sheriff from York county. The board of aldermen met at the city hall at the call of the mayor at 9.5Q a. m. ' to-day. - The following members were present : C. B. Arm strongmayor; V. E. Long. : S. M. Morns, J. M. Sloan, E. N. Line berger, R. M. Johnston. The resig nation of WA T. Rankin as registrar for the bond election to be held at the town hall of the town of Gasto nia on Tuesday, the 2d day of July, YM7, was read: and accepted. Hugh Long was elected registrar for the bond election to be held at the town hall of the town of Gastonia on Tues day, July 2, 1907. - Pocahontas . '::;-:-, '-Y- Perfume will be ' ' ' ; ; All the rage" at the ' . - . . -.-.'. - - Jamestown Exposition t Have you tried it? f For sale by Frost Torrence & Co. ' ' ' M21-24 ' ", New Phones.; Cut out this list of new phones and paste it in your phone book: -: ' -'r: No. 92-5, M. A. Teague, Lowell, residence. : .-: -.- -.- No. 181-2, R. A. Falls, county, res idences -. No. 181--2tf, W. M. Crawford, coun ty, residence. " no. isi-3, James Auams, county, residence. . No. 181-3X, L. H. Adams, county, residence. . : -' . No. 181-4. J. J. Henry.' county res idence. " , - No. 181-4, E. H. Adams, county, residence. No. 181-5. S. L. Parham.' county. residence. No. 18l-5. A. Ferguson county, residence. - - No. 181-6, JJ F,- Pursley, county, residence. Noi 181-6H, W. Z. Ferguson, coun ty, residence. - No. 181-7- AJ Crawford, .county, residence. No. 318, J. W. Atkins, residence. No. 319. JMV. Culp, residence. . No. 334, C. A. Spencer, residence. No. 338, J. D". Moore, residence. No. 335, Holland Mfg. Co. No. 337, Jlev. WH. Hardin, resi dence. ..; . A. K. P. Commencement. Saturday evening, June 1, 8 o'clock : Commencement in the Theological Seminary: Inaugural by Dr. F. Y. Pressly. Address by Rev. C. E. McDonald. Delivery of diplomas. Sabbath Mornine. Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Plato Durham, of Charlotte, N. C. Sabbath Evening. Sermon to the Students of the Theological Semi nary, by Rev. E" P. Davis of Green ville, S. C. Monday Evening, June 3rd. The Annual Celebration of the Philoma thean Literary Society.' COMMENCEMENT AT ERSKINE. Tuesday Morning, 10 o'clock Inaueural exercises of new President. Chairman of Board to preside, with seven addresses. Tuesday Afternoon 3 o'clock. Farewell address to the Class by the Class President, Miss Nellie Bigham, Chester. S. C. Baccalaurate address by the Presi dent. Dr. J. S. Moffatt. Delivery of Diplomas to the gradu ating class. - Anniversary address:' Hon. B. H. Warner, Wasnington.D. C. Subject: Outlook for Young Men. Reading the Honor Roll. Tuesday Evening, 8:00. Annual Celebration of the Euphemia Liter ary Society. COMMENCEMENT AT D. W. K. C. ' ' Friday, May 31, 8:30 p. m. Audito rium. Piano and Expression Recital, Misses Boyce, Hagan, and Cliffe. Sabbath, June 2, 11 o'clock. Bacca laureate Sermon by Rev. Plato Dur ham, Charlotte N. C. Monday, June 3rd. 10 a. m. Decla mation Contest. - Monday 3:30 p. m. Parlor. Alumnae Meeting. 1 Monday, 4 to 5:30 p. m. Chapel. Art Exhibit.' .' - Wednesday, June 5, 10, a. m. Aud itorium. Graduating Exercises. An niversary Orator, Mr. Chas. A. Douglas, Washington D. C. June 5, 8 to 10 p. m. D. W. F. C. Parlors. Annual Reception. , 500 VOTES FREE. To the young lady in District No. 2 of our Jamestown Exposition con test, which includes all of Gaston county outside of Gastonia, Kings Mountain and Clover, who turns in the largest number of paid-in-advance yearly subscriptions between this afternoon, May 24, at 4 o'clock and noon Friday, May 31, will be given a bonus of 500 extra votes. Every $1.50 turned in counts as one yearly 'subscription. This does not apply to Gasionia. ICE CREAM SUPPER The Ladies' Society of the Bessemer City A. R. F church will give an ice cream supper Saturday night on the church lawn. M24c2 WE WILL BUY 10 Gray Mfr. Co. Mill stock, (N. CO 10 Ozark Cotton Mill rtock. (N. C.) 20 Flint Cotton Mill stock, (N. C.) 104 10 Cora Cotton Mill Mock. (N. C J 120 10 Stanley Cre-k Mill rtock. j(N. CJ 20 10 Clin Mia. Co. stock. (N. C.) 125 - WU WILL SELL 10 Voona- Hartsell Mill stock. (N. C.) 1H 5- Monarch Cotton Mill stock. (N. C.) 106 10 Kinrs Mtn. Mlc. Mill stock. (N. C.) M 25 Woodruff Cotton Mill stock (S. CJ 120 40 Henrietta Cotton Mill stock. (N, C.) 175 20 Gaffney Cotton Mill Btock (S. C.) W 10 M Mfir (.. Mill ock. (N. C) 112 70 Cherryyille Mfe. Co.. Mill stk. (NC) 100 100 Wood-ide Mill stock. PId. (S. C.) 99 175 Arcade Cotton Mill stock.(S. O100 60 Calvin Mfd. Co.. old. Mill stk. (SO 100 50 Dillttig Cotton Mill stock. Bid . 50 C owders Mtn. Cotton Mill stock. Bid 20 Walhalla Cotton MiU stock. Bid , We link Buyer and Seller Together SOUTHERN SECURITIES 4 TRUST CO. J. A. Clean, Pres. C M. Glenn. Trees. Gastonia, - N. C. ; Death of Nr. Sofas Slowe. Correspondence, ot The Oaiette Mount Holly. May 23 News has been received here of the death of Mr. Rufns 3.. Stowe, which occurred at Fort Xwn, S. C, Saturday. May 4tb, 1907. Mr. Stowe was about 48 years of age and was a strong well tnan until pneumonia set in, which resulted in his deatn. Mr. Stowe was born in Gaston County and made his home near Mt. Holly, until a few years ago. He bad many friends throughout the county who will hear the news of his death with .sadness. He is survived by his wife and a number of relatives at Mt. Holly. , Artists nave no tronoie in securino; models. - The famous beauties have discarded corsets and have become models in face and form since taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain tea. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets. -. " Wn.LiAMS Drug Co. Subscribe for, THE GAZETTE. The Geaette (or flrst-clasa printing. Notice of Election. NOKTH CABOLIHA, Gaston County. . The Town oi Gastonia. Notice is given hereby that the Mayor and the board of aldermen of the town of Gastonia have order an election to be held at the Town Hall in the Town ot Gastonia. oo Tatsday U2a4ay slJaly, 1M7. lor the purpose of anthorisinK the issuance of the interest-bearinc bonds oi the Town of Gastonia to the tinount of Seventy-Fire thousand dollars. - Notice is also riven that there will be a new registration and that Hugh Lone has been appointed recistrar and will be at the Town Hall for four con aeeutivt Saturday next proceeding the said election from the hours of 7 a. m. to the hours of 7 p. m. for the purpose of register ing all the qualified voters of the said town. By order of the board of aldermen. , This the 22nd day of May. 1907. C. B. Armstrong. Mayor , J. R. Kauri. Clerk. SALE I : for cash to the highest bidder, Saturday. June 8, 1907 beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. at the late residence of Caleb Bradley, his personal property as follows: About 15 cords of wood; about 9 bushels wheat; about 27 bushels cotton seed; about 35 bushels com; about 650 bdls fodder; ' One one-horse wsgon; Household and Kitchen Furnitute; and Farming Implements. fj7c3 ( Full Widths Nicely Tailored New Styles Special Price : : 98 Cento ; We have only a limited quantity of "these Rklrs an4 they are - great values. "IJON'T'MISS IT. ' . , . v . 0 - I Ladies Shirt Waists Splendid values almost auy style from $100 tip. Our line of Waists at $1.00 cannot be matched. Newest Styles J. ML BELK GO. SWASTIKA The Good Luck emblem is the latest and most novel design in Stick Pins, Hat Pins, Belt Pins, Barettes and Fobs. "See Window Display.' Come in and see them. . .'. .. .. .. Torrence-Morris Company Jewelers & Opticians. THE SECRET of man's comfort in hot weather lies in the selection of underwear that will keep , him cool. Why wear close-fitting underwear when you can be more comfortable. The ideal underwear is made of India Crepe Nainsook or Ribb. Long or knee length drawers. Coat cut, Sleeveless, half or long sleeve Shirts 50 cents a garment at ROBINSON BROS. DRINKS hot weather drinks Made in a dean cool up-to-date way by a Modern Maker We have a fine line of ready sellers And quick profit get-" -ters and we serve 'em Promptly, Cleanly, Reasonable and Attractively : ' : : : : : : : LCI US' lclltv or phone us. We'll send a representative Get into our way of doing things. We are helping many to make i MONEY ; STs? H. A. BEARD & CO. :SSjr " RED STAR BOTTLING WORKS Gastonia - V - - - v North Carolina .HOW THEY STAND Below is given a list of the voung ladies who have been voted on to date in The Gazette's Jamestown Exposition Voting Contest and their respective votes. This list will'appear in each issue of The Gazette up to June 18th, the day on which the contest closes, revised each time up to noon on publication day. : ' : ' : r : T : District No. 1 (Gastonia.) Miss Salenah Latham . Miss Mary Hildebrand- Miss Rose Abernethy. Miss Mary Alexander L. Miss Carrie MorriaJ Miss Susie Hotfman District No. 2. - ! " ' (Remainder ol Gaston Coonty. gun Mtn. aad Clover.) ,17.825 .14.693 ..1280 422 100 Mt. Holly: Miss Lucy Rankin J - Mt. Holly: Miss Ada Dunn; r-t Kings Mountain: Mrs. Lizzie Falls .; Clover: Miss Mattie Caldwell ; Lowell: R. F. D. No. 1 Miss Mabel Patrick. Stanlev: Miss ClariThompson.. : McAdenville: Miss Lottie Albea. .4429 Lowell:, Miss Bertha Leonhardt. Dallas: Miss Corinne Pnett , , . , Clover: "Miss Emma Clinton 1 ; ' Cherryyille: Miss Lola Houser ' ; ." ' -- Bessemer City: R. F. EK No. Z Miss waiue auscr- -14004 -.3140 .2S45 -1SC2 ..5:o ..:") Bessemer City: Miss Iva Thornburg- Clover; Miss Bessie Adams. 3 "I
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