iraces Oo
Dellinger'Stock at
Half Actual . Cost
Half Actual Cost
I THE FEOPLE-J'SIT UP AND TAKE NOTICE'
This GREAT BANKRUPT SALE Has "Aroused More Interest Than the M
bodyis talking about it. Nothing like it eve seen in Gastonia. The Stock Going Fast
Comet the way every
Just a Few Days Left
Dellinger Stock at
v
1
CLOTH I X.
We say one-half price and we
mean it. See Here!
$20 Suits, good clean stuff, at 9-7 8
$18 Suits, nobby styles, at... $8. 89
$14 and $15 Suits at $6.98
$10 and $12 Suits at $5.98
$6 and $8 Salts at $4.48
SHOKM! SHOKS!
A large assortment of styles too var
ied to mention. All kinds. A
big bunch of values up to $3.00,
now going at 50c
How is this? Beasley-Harwood $5
Shoes at $2.48
Virginia $4 Shoe going at ...$2.00
Ladies' and Men's $3 and $3.50
Shoes at $173
IH)X'T MISS THIS.
$1 and $1.25 Taffeta Silk at 79c
$1 Brilliantine. blue and black,
at 50c
$1 a!! wool, 36 to 54 inch Suiting
and Skirt goods at 50c
HOW IS THIS?
Beautiful Bengaline Silk, worth $1,
at G0c
Some beautiful Moire, the $1.25
kind, only 75c
PItKSS GOODS.
Some beautiful pattern In figured
lawns, the 15c 'Quality at ....7c
25c CoUon Pongee at 12 l-2c
Big lot of white Lawn, 15c values,
at 8 l-2c
25c Suitings,
at
variety
of patterns,
12 l-2c
Gothugr Hats,-Shoes, Faniislungs
This stock ft nm jot the cleanest
and best in Gastonia, Not an arti
cle bat what Is worth 100 cents on
the dollar. Tills stock has been
moved to oar-atore nd Is marked lo
plain figures, one-half actual cost.
We are arranging to make this
week 'a climax of value giving, start
ling In its inducements, overwhelm
ing In its, superiority. Every day
will be bargain day. This great
BANKRUPT 8ALK will close, Satur
day, Jane 4.
READ THIS.
Every Item at one-half "price!
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Laces Lin
ens, Hosiery, Dress Goods,' Embroid
eries, Overalls, Shirts, Beltings, Rib
bons, Collars, Etc. We haven't
space to mention them all. Come
and see.
EMBROIDERY.
75c kind at . . . . 38c
50c kind at 25c
20c kind at 10c
10c kind at 5c
5c klndat 2 l-2c
GaHtonia
North Carolina.
: HOSIERY, V ;
20 and 25c kind at ..... . . . .12c
16c kind at ...... ..... . ...,8c
lOo kind at ...... ...... ,lo
Big lot Ladles' Muslin, Underwear,
at half-price. v V'
v LADIES' COLLARS.
$1.00 Collars at , ,50c
50c Collars at ...... ........,25c
25c Ribbon Bows at ...,,,12 l-2o
25c Jabots .at, ... , ,12c
Big lot of Drawn Scarfs and Tenter
pieces at one-half price.
- LACES. .
50c Laces at " 25o
40c Laces at ,...20cv
30c Laces at .......15c
20c Laces at ......... 10c
1 0c Laces at , Be
5c Laces at 2 l-2c
It's In The Cell
Id vvcry orange there are tiny cells which con
tain niHure's Itcst. Did you ever notice the dis
tinctive deliciousness which characterizes an
Orange "Quality Soda"
our business to know how to extract the con
tents of that cell. That'swhy we have quality Sodu
end that's why our Soda business grows and
GKOWH. We study to please.
Abernethy-Shields Drug Co.
Phone 130 The Rexall Store 217 Realty Building
The Gastonia Gazette.
TUESDAY, MAY 31, 1910.
New Phones.
Add the following new telephones
to your directory:
193-4 1-2, W. E. Clenimer, resi
dence, country.
365, F. W. Garrison, residence.
368, A. K. Hambree, residence.
Please call by numbers.
To Yisit in the West.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wilson "fexpect
to leave next week for an extended
visit to friends and relatives in Ok
lahoma City, Longview, Texaa, and
other Western points. They will re
turn by way of Fort Valley, Ga.,
where they will Btop over to visit
Mrj. Wilson's sister.
ferson Davis' birthday, with appro
priate exercises in the Gastonia Op
era House. Rev. John Hall, pastor
of the Evangelical Lutheran church,
will conduct the devotional exercis
es, while Rev. J. C. Harmon, pastor
of West End and Franklin Avenue
MethodiBt churches, will deliver the
address. All the veterans of the
county are cordially invited -to at
tend and it is especially urged that
all those who have applied for
crosses of honor but have not yet
received them be on hand Friday
morning to receive them.
Quarterly Conference.
Presiding Elder J. R. Scrogga of
the Shelby district will hold quar
terly conference Friday night at 8
o'clock in the league rooms of Main
Street Methodist church. Sunday
morning he will dedicate the Frank
lin Avenue Methodist church and
Sunday night he will preach at
Main Street Methodist church.
U. D. C. to Celebrate.
The Gasfonia Chapter, United
Daughters of the Confederacy, will
celebrate Friday, June 3rd, as Jef-
Foley's kidney pills are antiseptic,
tonic and restorative ana a prompt
corrective of all urinary irregulari
ties. Refuse substitutes. J. H. Ken
nedy & Co.
Her Gift Saved Livingstone.
Missionary Record.
The Rev. F.B. Myer, in showing
how liTe Is linked with life in Influ
ence for good In work for the world,
said: "When Livingstone went to
Africa there was a Scotch woman
named Mrs. MacRobert, quite ad
vanced in life, who had saved up
thirty pounds, which she gave to the
great missionary, saying: 'When
you go to Africa, I want you to spare
yourself exposure and needless toil
by hiring some competent body serv
ant who will go with you wherever
you go, and share your sacrifices
and exposures.' With that money
he hired his faithful servant known
as Sebawle. When the lion had
thrown Livingstone down and crush
ed the bones of his left arm and was
about to destroy him, this man, see
ing his critical condition, drew off
the attention of the Hon to himself,
thinking that he would save his
master at the cost of his own Jife.
The lion sprang at him, but Just at
that moment the guns of other com
panions brought him down, and
Livingstone's life was prolonged for
thirty years. Surely that . , noble
Scotch woman, as well as the serv
ant, should be credited with some
at least, of the results of the noble
devotion of that great missionary."
In the great revival that has
swept over Korea from hamlet to
hamlet, telling of the awfulness of
sin and the holiness of God, we
think that we see a proof and a
pledge that God will not only save
Korea individually, but that he will
make of her a power house of pray
er for the whole Far East, bringing
blessing to Japan and to the mil
lions upon millions of all but hope
less China. Exchange.
A Century of Progress in Missions.
The story of a century of foreign
missionary achievement should
thrill us with enthusiasm for the
tasks which are yet before us:
1810.
Nearly every country in Asia and
Africa was closed to the gospel.
The Church did not believe In for
eign missions.
There were practically no Protest
nt Christians In heathen lands.
Only one hundred foreign mission
arles had been Bent out.
The Bible was translated .into on
ly sixty-five languages.
Only a few thousands of dollars
were given yearly for foreign mis-
ions.
There were no medical mission
aries.
There were no mission hospitals
or orphanages.
There was no native Christian
ministry.
Missionary work was not recog
nized in American and British col
leges. There were no unmarried women
missionaries, and no organized work
for women.
There were no mission presses or
agencies for preparing and distrib
uting Christian literature in non
Christian lands.
1910.
Practicaly every nation in the
world is open to missionaries.
All evangelical churches are in
terested in missions. To speak-a
gainst missions is counted a dis
grace, and a sign of ignorance.
More than two million Protest
ant Christians have been gathered
in heathen lands besides all who
have died in the faith.
There are nearly twenty-two
thousand foreign missionaries in the
world.
The Bible has been translated in
to about five hundred languages and
dialects.
Total foreign missionary contri
butions amount to nearly $25,000,
000 annually.
Thousands of medical misaionar
ies in the heathen lands treat three
million patients a year.
There are 400 mission hospitals
and over 500 orphanages and asyl
ums In foreign lands operated by
missionaries.
There are over six thousand un
married women, missionaries to
heathen women and children.
There are about ' ninety-three,
thousand native pastors, evangel
ists, etc., working among their own
people.
There are nearly 30,000 schools
and colleges conducted by Protest
cnt missionaries in foreign lands.
There are over 160 publishing
houses and mission presses, and 400
Christian periodicals are published
on the mission fields.
Thousands of college students are
on the mission field, and thousands
are preparing to go.
And yet today one billion people
are still ignorant of the gospel of
Jesus the Christ, the Son of God
and Saviour of the world. Mission
ary Review.
NOTICE OP THE SALE OP THE
PROPERTY OP THE DO WELL
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The Dowell Manufacturing Com
pany having been dissolved, the
board of directors of the said dis
solved corporation will expose to
sale at public auction, at the mill of
the Company near Concord, Cabar
rus County, N. C, on
Saturday, July 2nd, 1910,
at 1 o'clock p. m., all the property
of the said Company, to-wit:
The land owned by the said cor
poration, upon which is located the
mill building and tenement houses.
This tract comprises 25 acres. The
mill building is of brick, 200 feet
long and 75 feet wide, well con
structed, one-story. In it there are
4,064 producing spindles, with all
necessary equipment for that num
ber of spindles.
There are 25 tenement houses,
and all the buildings are in good
condition.
There is a store house oh the
premises, with a small stock of mis
cellaneous goods.
Persons desiring to examine this
property with a view to bidding for
the same at the sale, can get full in
formation from any one of the of
ficers of the late Company, or from
Mr. P. M. Keller, on the premises.
TERMS OP SALE: One-third
cash; one-third in six months, and
one-third in twelve months. Defer
red payments to bear interest from
date of sale at six per cent, per an
num, and to be secured by the
bonds of the purchaser, with ap
proved surety thereon. The title
will be reserved until the purchase
money Is fully paid, and the pur
chaser will be required to maintain
insurance against fire to the amount
of balance due on purchase money.
This the 31st day of May, 1910.
JOHN C. RANKIN. Pres. ;
J. M. WILSON, Sec.'
J 21 c 4.
Send Us Your
Flat Work to
Launder
Why not send us, along with
your laundry bundle each week, all
the big, heavy flat pieces from your
family washing the counterpanes,
n 1. . Ill
napkins, towels, handkerchiefs, etc.
We will wash and iron these plec-.
ea and deliver fhsm tn vnu oil roaAv
for use for only a trifle.
This service saves you all, of the
hardest, biggest and most bother
some part of your weeks washing
and ironing and we wash the
viutuco ticauci auu iruu mem Bet
ter than you would too.
Just bundle them up for our
driver. 27.
Saowflake steam Laundry
Phone 13.
Gastonia Cotton.
paid to wagons, May 81.
paid to wagons, May 20th:
Good middling 15
Strict middling 1 4 7-8
Middling .... ,14 3.4
Offical Vote of Democratic Primaries, May 21, 1910
Box of Soap Free
Until further notice we will give a box of
nice toilet Soap free with every cash purchase of
$2. SO
Everything in the Grocery Line
Prompt Service and your Money's Worth
Co.
Sole agents for tie famous "Jack Frost'' Floor. :-: Phone 46,
Sheriff ' Treas. Senate Lower House Commissioners
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Gastonia No, 1 738 751 314 43 251 35 83 31 658 73 372 331 665 393 235 66 736 738 689 147 526 679 740 742 679
No. 2 338 339 88 25 123 14 87 13 285 58 168 154 299 179 86 40 323 328 304 57 224 287 264 281 293
Dallas 338 338 34 81 1 6 205 5 82 233 138 179 171 15 180 183 338 338 250 174 68 231 152 294 209
Glenn's 55 54 18 7 8 5 17 54 17 35 47 9 3 44 52 S3 ' 48 36 12 37 21 36 31-
Robinson's . 21 22 8 5 3 3 6 19 5 15 9 21 7 4 7 20 21 24 17 9 17 11 20 18
Lowell - . 150 149 29 4 22 3 83 11 86 53) 85 571 138 85 29 8 139j 139 112 9 96 99 95 l06 109
Belmont 192 193 4 15 83 6 81 129 " 57 103 77 166 117 59 21 189 191 180 15 167 179 175 169 1 76
MiAdens 117 115 - 1 7 9 99 74 42 43 69 103 73 29 " 4 113 112 103 16 96 102 84 100 87
So. Point 45 46 1 1 42 T 2 23 21 40 6 41 14 23 6 43 43 35 391 341 46i 23 46
Union 77 77 2 17 41 4 13 68 6 41 34 69 37 27 16 75 75 75 8 66 73 71 73 73
Mt. Holly 88 86 6 32 27 3 26 44 48 14 74 68 14 25 44 87 87 72 11 46 76 62 1 82
Mto. Island 38 39 4 3 5 1 36 2 7 40 . 51 30 5 21 14 22 34 16 7 7 14 13 16 19
Lucia 62 61 6 7 13 -35 ' 8 51 5 57 62 26 16 3 ' 47 48 57 19 42 45 31 45 61
Stanley ' x 134 109 6 60 7 18 78 1 2 162 12)143) 77 4 , 114 10S 126 49 49 40 19 15 9o 47
Carpenter's 29 29 2 15 71 5 3 261 181 lOf 181 3j 131 20T 26) 28 26) 22 4 24 19 261 25
Kiser'a 31 30 13, 4 5 9 21 10 19 14 26 8 8 2M 30 30 24 19 9 18 18 27 26 -.
Cherryvffle 251 232 56 58 42 68 35 89 152 132 130 111 65 98 221 234 218 189 165 82 142 121 201 165
Bessemer City ' 167 167 3 16 8 7 17 119 75 76 76 78 121 38 46 65j 158 142 124 86 71 106 81 128 118
Dillinjr'i 92 91 7 23 6 68 20 92 27 3 112 95 60 35 30 77 83 101 13 120 96 99 77 99
Baker's 38 37 8 8 2 $ M 26 11 20, 10 26 8 1 J 24 23 26 15 24 23) 22 22, 23
TOTAL. : . 3001 2965597 440 695 10&1021 269 1845 1151 U21 163o'2354'll59 946 949 284r2857 2504 985 1748 2301 2140 2557,i2396 .
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