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THE GASTONiA GAZETTE. PENNY COLUMN. ONE CENT A WORD They Brio fiesalts; try m. WANTED t WANTED -To borrow $600 for 6 or r' 13 months, first mortgage on real estate in Gastonla. Will give bonus. Address "Real Estate" care Gazette. WANTED Salesman, to travel . North and South Carolina For particulars address The 'Scarborough Co., Charlotte, N. C., No. 1110 Real tT Building. Pllp8. WANTED By January first two ex- perlenced agents to' solicit health and accident Insurance, on salary or commission. Address or call on L. L. Todd, Gastonla. N. C. Office in Adams building. . . - tf. FOR 8 ALU. FOR SALE Fat kindling pine. J. L. Page, phone 67. Flc2. FOR SALE 500 cords wood from the stump. Craig Smith. . tf. EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS, Jersey .Wakefield and Charleston now on hand. M. W. Hanna. tf. - FOR -SALE Desirable lot In Oak wood cemetery. Apply to A. R. Anders. 'tf. TREES FOR SALE: Pear, Cherry, , Japan Walnut and Grape Vines at half price. Good stock on hand. Apple, peach, plum, roses, magno lias, etc. J. M. Hampton, Phone 232, Gastonla, N. C. 4 c 2. OR RENT v KaiseaiGonomv ONE DAY SMITH SAW A PIN AND REMEMBERED THE OLD . ADAGE, "SEE A PIN, PICK IT UP, AND ALL DAY LONG YOU WILL HAVE GOOD LUClC HE STOOPED TO GET THE PIN HIS HAT TUMBLED OFF AND ROLLED INTO THE GUTTER; HIS EYEGLASSES FELL ON THE PAVEMENT AND BROKE; HIS SUSPENDERS GAVE WAY BEHIND, AND HE BURST THE BUTTONHOLE ON THE BACK OF HIS SHIRT. BUT HE GOT THE PIN. Some people who take their watches and Jewelry to the cheap- , est place to hare them repaired find It about as profitable as Smith's lucky (?) pin. We keep the Quality of our Repair work to the standard which we have set in our Stock of Jewelry not the cheapest but the . best. TORRENCE -MORRIS CO. Jewelers : : : : Opticians i the nomination for county treasurer. The Crawley ICothing Company is today moving its stock of goods from the Boyce-Falls building to the store room in the Adams building formerly occupied tiy the Kendrick- Torrence Co. Mr. Clyde C. Armstrong will leave tomorrow for Shreveport, La., where he will spend several days. From there he will go to New Or leans to take in the Mardi Gras cel- POR RENT Nine-room house with Uon before returning to Gasto- water ana lignts on Main avenue. -a Mrs. O. W. Davis. Phone 227. tf. FOR RENT Up-stalrs office in Y. M. C. A. building. Apply to D. E. McConnell. tf. LOST. Rev. Dr. J. R. Scroggs, of Shel by, presiding elder of the Shelby dristrlct, was in Gastonla a few hours 'between trains yesterday. He was en route home from Lowell and McAdenville where he spent Satur day and Sunday. Dr. Mc. G. Anders returned Saturday night from New York city where he spent three weeks attend ing special medical lectures. En route home he stopped in Baltimore WORLD ALMANACS now on eale at and visited Johns Hopkins and other The Gazette office. Price 35 large hospitals. ceats- Miss Clara Patirick was the LOOK AT YOUR LABEL The suest Saturday and Sunday of Miss date shows the time to which Spark Torrence here, returning yes- LOST Long black overcoat; rip in tail. Reward for return to Geo. G. Glenn. tf. MISCELLANEOUS. your subscription has been paid. Renew promptly before your time expjres CLAIM and Delivery papers added to our stock of legal blanks. Five Cents each or 35 ceats per dozen. Mall orders receive prompt attention. Gazette Publishing Co., 236 W. Main Ave., Gastonla, N. C. WE HAVE a good position for a la dy who has had some experience as a saleswoman. No investment nec essary. Character references requir. ed. "Energy" in care of The Ga zette, tf. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1910. Weather Forecast: Wednesday ; fair with Tising temperature. terday morning to Dallas where she la a teacher In the graded school. Friday night she attended the "Feast of Nations" at Belmont. Mr. R. W. Edwards Is today moving his grocery business from East Airline street, near the Mo- dena Mill, to the Grier building on South street. Mr. Jones, who had a pool room in this building, has mov ed to the Johnston building on Main avenue. Friday night Gastonla and thie section experienced a regular snow storm for more than an hour. From 8:30 to about 10 o'clock the snow fell thick and fast and quite a good deal1' of it remained on the ground despite the fact that everything was wet from the recent rains. Ftfr a time it looked as if there might be another snow like that of February, 1905, or January, 1902. Mr. L. L. Jenkins left Sunday morning on No. 36 for New York, where he and Mrs. Jenkins are spending the winter. He spent sev eral weeks here attending the an nual meetings of a number of cor porations in which he is interested and looking after otker business matters. The roller cover shop which has for a long time occupied the Dover building on the corner of North Ma rietta street and Airline avenue, was moved last week into the build ing several doors east of the old lo cation, formerly occupied by The Gastonla News, and which is owned by Mrs. S. B. Barnwell and Messrs. J. B. and J. L. Beal. g Mr. Andy Cloninger, and son, Mr. Burt Cloninger, of route one, Dallas, are hauling a large quantity of lumber and wood to Gastonla. Recently they bought from Charles Costner 137 acres of land which is heavily timbered. Already they have gotten out 500 cords of wood and expect to get out, with their saw tWk- New; ..'SmfW ' ; SIdrf We have just received a big shipment of new skirts that we have priced very low. Good all Wool Panama Skirts, bladk only, - $3.98 Skirts worth $7.50 VoU and Panama Price - $5.00 Better values - - - - $6.00 to $7.50 We also have a good assortment of extra size skirts for stout women. i ... v AH Women's and Misses1 Suits Are being sold sold at very low prices, it will pay you to buy now. Let - Us - Show - You J. Mo nlf you don't trade with us we both lose money BELK CO Do You Keep a Savings Account Everybody knows the wisdom of de- positus money in the banks. Savings Bank pay Interest on deposits and the money is just as available at all times as in other banks. Oars Is the Only Savings Bank in Gaston County I We pay 4 per cent interest, compound ed quarterly, on savings deposits . We solicit out of town business. . Mail us your checks or money orders and we will open you an account Gaston Loan & Trust Co., Gastonla, N. C. J. Lee Robinson President Thos. L. Craig, Vice-President E. G. McLurd, Treasurer Real Estate and Insurance List your real estate with us! Farms and town lots are wanted ! We represent million dollar in surance companies. N17-3m GASTON LOAN & TRUST COMPANY Spring 1910 We are now showing ad vance styles inXSpringH foot wear. Drop in and let us show you'the new'things. jj Robinson Shoe Company fBIll,,s1',MMl,MsMssMsMM The Demand is Growing Daily mill, which is now in operation, as much as 500,000 feet of good lum ber. Personal Mention. N (Deputy Sheriff C. W. Fuller, of j Bessemer City, was a business visi tor In Gastonla yesterday.' (Among yesterday's visitors to Gaston ia was Dr. O. G. Falls, of Kings Mountain. The county commissioners meet In regular session for February at Dallas next Monday. The city council meets in regu lar session for February next Tues day night. Tomorrow, Wednesday, is groundhog day. Here's hoping the little beast won't see his shadow. 'Mr. John F. Leeper, of Bel mont, chairman of the board of county commissioners, was In town yesterday. Mrs. L. C. Eury returned yes terday from e two-weeks stay In Rowan county where she had been at the bedside of a sick daughter. One month of 1910 and two- thirds of the winter season Has pass ed. "Gentle spring" will soon be with us once again. Since the recent Tains and j snow that section of Franklin avenue i recently graded for the car line is, to use a slang phrase, a "beaut." Fact is. It's almost "unnavigable." Her many friends will be glad to learn that Mrs. B. B. Gardner Is much better. Though not yet able. to sit up her condition Is considera bly Improved. - , - ' .- - ,j The last aspirant for office in the county, according to Dame Ru mor, Is 'Mr. Carl Finger, of Stanley, i It Is understood that he will seek GASTONIA'S LEADING CLOTHIERS; Money Sayed Is MONEY MAD If money is any object to you DONT miss the chance to MAKE or SAVE it. We have just finished stock taking, and find that we have 64 Odd Suits Good style, good material, good values, at the original price, but only one size of the pattern left We have decided not to consider cost, but to put prices on this lot that will move every suit. Here they are: for I OUR SPECIAL 20c PER POUND COFFEE also WHITE HOUSE, TOXAWAY AND CARAJA, ABBUCKLES GOOD SWEET AND IRISH POTA , TOES . FRESH POTATO CHIPS HOMEMADE AND GEORGIA CANE MOLASSES HECKER'S BUCK WHEAT CHICKENS, BUTTER, EGGS Daily Shipments of Washington and Charlotte Bread. Poole Grocery Co. Phone 107. $20.00 Suits, $11.95 18.00 " 10.95 16.50 " 9.95 $15.00 Suits, $8.95 12.50 " 7.95 10.00 " 6.95 Also one big lot of $1.00 SHIRTS, both attached and detached cufft SPECIAL : ? ONLY : 65 : CENTS All Winter Underwear must go. See our windows for these prices wan-S! amy OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS 29 Sam Hayes, a one-legged negro well known around town is behind the bars under a $200 bond await ing trial at the next terra of Super ior Court on a charge of obtaining money under false pretense. Hayes, it is said, obtained money from a number of people under the promise that he could get whiskey for them. He failed to make good, however. and was reported to the police de partment with the result as above stated. Mr. C. E. Hutchinson, of Mount Holly, one of the stockholders in and promoters of the Piedmont Traction Company, is spending the day In Gastonla on business connect ed with his company. He states that a practically new survey of the road has heen made from Mount Holly to Gastonla, the work just now being completed. It is the purpose of the company, he stated, to give Gastonla a Jam-up good passenger service. This statement has been previously made In The Gazette but Mr. Hutch inson wishes it to be emphasized as a good many people, he thinks, have gotten an erroneous idea that the freight business is to be the main feature. The AmuseU is temporarily out of business, pending the securing of a new location. The building which It has occupied for the past year or two is' to be occupied in the future by the wholesale house of J. Flem Johnson & Co. The building belongs to Mr. Johnson. It will be connected with the building next door, now oc cupied by his firm, and will be used foT storage purposes. The front part will be occupied by Messrs. I. M. Jones & Co. and Mr. Henry Clevet land as cotton offices. These firms j will retain their second-floor rooms for storage purposes. The AmuseU FOR SALE. Fine Plantation containing 183 Acres on the Catawba river, Gaston county, one mile from the new Roz zelle Ferry Bridge, 12 miles from Charlotte, adjoining the lands of the late Col. R. L. Abernethy, well tim bered, original growth pine and oak. Write, N. P. OR E. R. CANNON, F22c8. Charlotte, N. C. of which Mr. Charles Cavis Is owner and manager, Is on a deal to secure another building and, if successful, will probably re-open for business soon. ! Harrill-Lcwis. j Mr. R. F. Harrill, of the Loray, and Miss Clara Lewis, of the Arling ton, were married at the home of the bride last week. Rev. F. W. Bradley officiating. TJie ceremony was performed in the presence of a number of relatives and friends of the contracting parties. The groom is a son of Mrs. M. M. Harrill and the bride is one of the most popular young ladies of the Arlington neigh borhood. They have numerous friends who wish them Joy in their wedded life. Secretary Wilson says that the' cause of the high price of things to eat Is that there are not enough peo ple on the farms raising food and too many people are going to the towns to be fed. , A full line of Wall Paper at the Oastonl.- Furniture Co ' Sufc&crib for The Gazette. V V
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