TUI-;i)AV, JULY Cfl, 1S10. . . TUB OASTOX1A GAZETTE. 7 : : l ' '
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' ' v - '. WANTED ' , ' ll- II
WANTED To sell you a second
hand buggy. W bar several la
first class condition. J. H. Coffey.
"V ; . Mel.
LOUT
LOST. Sunday oa Main avenue, gold
link cuff button. Ed Knuckley.
Hot Weather Specials at Special Prices.
ran rent
,FOR RENT A dwelling houM and
tor at Crowder's Crek, (or re
maining part" of tbia year. Alio
horse and mule for tale cheap. W.
Glenn. MrAtp
BLACKSMITH 8HOP for rent. W.
H. Jenkins. - 2c8
FOR RENT OR SALE One piano
In Al condition. J. White Ware,
.CltUens National Bank building, tf.
FOR RENT, Three four-room dwell
ings. Gastonia, Insurance ft Real-
tyCo.
tf.
r More pleasure added
to your vacation if you
carry a kodak with you.
A complete line of Kodaks and Sup
plies awaits you at our store. .
Torrohce - Morris Go.
Jewelers Opticians
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE:
Robinson,
Sow and pigs. W. M.
Oastonla, route two.
29c 2.
FOR SALE, one pair Stlmpson com
puting -v scales, three show cases
and other store fixtures. . A lot or
hardware at cost. I. H. Stradley.
29 c 4. ,
FOR BALE Good six-year-old com
bination bay horse. W. L. White-
sides, Gastonia, route 1. 28 p 2.
MISCELLANEOUS.
HANNA'S Meat Market at 111 South
street will be open for business
again on Friday July 29th. Will
sell for cash only. J. N. Hanna.
29 c 2.
HAVE your
fey'. -
buggy painted
at Cof
26 c 2.
LADIES: We bare stencil board In
large sheets at 25 cents. Also
carbon paper, 10 cents a sheet.
Phone us your order and we will de
Pub. Co., 23 W. Main Are., Phone
liver anywhere in town. Gazette
No. 60. tf.
I SMALL FARMS If you desire to
purchase a small farm In South
Georgia on easy terms, either for a
borne or an investment, , write us.
We lend customers money to im
prove their property after they pay
for it... NATIONAL LOAN ft TRUST
CO., Tifton, Ga. 29 e 4.
HOW' about a second hand buggy.
we have them in good condition.
J. H. Coffey. 26 c 2.
I LET THE GAZETTE , follow you on
your summer outing. We will
I gladly change your address as often
Ias you wish.. Phone 50 or drop us a
postal card. tf.
Mrs. Mary N. Grist
' Mr. Aubrey Costner, of Worth,
manager of the Harden Manufactur
ing Company's store, was a business
visitor in Gastonia yesterday.
On page three will be found the
scholarship honor roll of the city
schools for the session which ended
in May. .
Prof. P. L. Grier, of Ersklne
College, Dne West, S. C, is spending
several days in Gastonia and vicini
ty in the interest of the college.
Gastonia Lodge No. 369, A. F.
and A. M., will hold a called meet
ing and do work in the M. M. de
gree tonight
Mr. J. H. Separk, of the Gray
Manufacturing Company, and Mr. J.
O. White, of the Modena Mills, have
gone North on business.
Mr. Clyde C. Armstrong and
Mr. Henry Boshamer returned last
Friday from a trip to Philadelphia
and New York.
Mrs. Watt Nichols, of Chester,
S, C, returned home yesterday after
a pleasant visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. B. McLean.
Mf. E. H. Rankin and son, Gray,
and Mr. Henry Rankin returned
Friday night from a pleasant visit
to WrJghtsvIlle Beach.
Mr. Robert E. Currence is back
at his post in the First National
Bank after a ten-days stay at
Wrightsville Beach.
Mrs. w! B. Knight and little
Bon, Ewart, left Saturday for Rock
Hill, S. C, on a visit to Mrs. Knight's
brother, Mr. J. J. Hoke, and family.
Mr. Robert Huffman, of Mor
ganton, is visiting Rev. and Mrs. W.
All of our Ladies Muslin . Underwear it
UU going at reduced prices.
50c corset covers at 38
25c corset covers at 19
50c combination suits reduced to 38
$1.00 combination suits reduced to 79
Big Line of Ladies' Gowns all going
Special Prices
See ours before buvinz and we will
.. save you money.
All Ladies' shirt waists going at reduced
prices.
50c waists reduced to 38
75c waists reduced to 68
$1.00 waists reduced to 89
$1.50 waist reduced to $ 1.1 9
$2.00 waists reduced to $1.79
A big line children's and misses' wash
dresses, ranging i prices from 48c
to $1.98 each, all sizes.
Reduced prices remain on all women's
ready-to-wear garments, meaning,
it's a great opportunity to buy
dresses and suits at half price & less.
Our domestic department is complete.
Good 40-inch sheeting at 4c
5, 6 and 7c
Big line of bleeching to select from and
town. This is done every summer.
Parents can greatly facilitate, this
work and aid the superintendent by
having the required information as
to age, etc., ready when he calls.
Rev. R. C. 'Anderson, pastor of
the First Presbyterian church, will
preach at Main Street Methodist
church next Sunday night, the occas
ion being the regular quarterly un
ion meeting of the Presbyterians.
Associate Reformed Presbyterians I Better quality at
and Methodist churches.
Workmen are busily engaged
this week tearing down the old Le
bovlts Department Store building on
West Main avenue preparatory to the
erection of a two story buildine of
modern design. During the erec
tion of the new building Mr. Lebo-
vltz has his stock of goods in the
Adams building in the room recent
ly vacated by the Brawley Clothing
Company.
On page seven we are carrying
a letter of Mr. T. B. Parker, Direct
or in the State Department of Agri
culture, in regard to the Farmers'
Institutes which the department is
conducting In various counties in
the State this summer. Three insti
tutes are scheduled for Gaston coun
ty, as follows: Mount Holly, Thurs
day, July 28; Gastonia, Tuesday,
August 2nd; Cherryville, Tuesday,
August 2nd.
. Elsewhere in today's Gazette
General Manager R. B. Bablnjtton.
1 ZSlZTJttZ . !2r: H6 and 118 West Main Ave.
at prices that are right
Rival 10-4 sheeting worth 30c per yard,'
special at 25cts.
Best grade oil cloth for 18c
Our notion department is always com-'
plete and attractive prices.
Ladies' pure linen handkerchiefs at 5c
Ladies' pure silk lisle thread hose at 19c
Ladies 50c corsets at 39c
Mennen's and Colgate 25c talcum
powder at 15c
Sweet maiden soap, 3 cakes for 10c
Lana oil and buttermilk soap 3 cakes
for 18c
All low shoes remain at greatly reduced
prcies.
All ladies' tan oxfords and pumps must
go. All $3.50 ladies' tan oxfords
and pumps reduced to $2.50
All $3.00 tan oxfords and pumps reduc
ed to $2J25
All $2.50 tan oxfords and pumps re
duced to $1.85
Straw hats are still going at greatly re
duced prices. $1.00 and $1.50 hats
reduced to 48c
One lot of men's $3.00 straw hats re
duced to 98c
Come to see us and we will save you money. We carry the
largest and most complete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery, Cloth
ing, Shoes and Hats in Gastonia. Goods sent on approval, but nothing
charged to any one. Money cheerfully refunded for any unsatisfactory
purchase. See us before buying, we will save you money.
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He is Mrs. Reddish's
HAVE your corn ground at Aberne-
ty's old-style burr mill In the Da-
I vis block. Meal like you used to get
from the old water mill. ' tf.
JCLAIM aad Delivery papers added to
our jitock, of legal blanks. Five
j cents each or 35 ceats per dozen.
,MaIi orders receive prompt attention.
jQazette Publishing Co., 236 .W. Main
Ave.i Gastonia, N. C -
TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1910.
Personals and Locals.
Miss Susie Love Is visiting Miss
Myrtle Pemberton in Concord.
Miss Hilda Way, of Waynes-
ille. Is the guest for a few days of
rs. Andrew E. Moore.
Mrs. D. A. Garrison spent Sun
day at Concord as the guest of her
father, Mr. D. B. Coltrane.
Supt J. 3. Wray of the city
Schools was a business visitor to
Hickory yesterday.
Mr. J. E. C. Ford, of Lowell,
oute one, was a Gastonia visitor
yesterday. .
Attorney' C E. Whitney, of Bes-
ness yesterday. .
Mrs. John- Shannonhouse, of
i&elby, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
I Mia . Lula Penney, of Abbe
rlhe, S. C, is the guest of her cous
n, Mrs. MC. Thorn, for a few days.
Vn In o.JT. ' rC.7. J-. Mr- S. Wllklsson and chll
vaa in Gastonia on business yester-1 . ..v
. .-- . V, . ren. of Asheville, are spending
H. Reddish
brother.
Miss Mary Branson Coltrane
has returned to her h6me in Con
cord after a pleasant visit to her
sister, Mrs. p. A. Garrison.
Miss Bess Thomasson and Mrs.
J. B. Meacham and little son, J. B.,
Jr., spent several days In Yorkville,
S. C, last week, visiting friends and
relatives. j
Mr. William Kftg, of Chester,
S. C, spent Sunday and Monday fn
Gastonia with Mrs. King,-who Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. D. B. McLean.
Mr. G. C. Marvin, who has been
the guest for several weeks of his
nephew, Mr. G. H. Marvin, on West
Airline avenue, returned Friday
night to his home in Erie, Pa.
Mr. Harold Shields came over
from Greensboro last week to spend
a few days with friends here. Mr.
Shields is a son of Rev. M. McG.
Shields, former pastor of the First
Presbyterian church of Gastonia.
Mr. J. L. Neill went to Char
lotte yesterday afternoon on a visit
to his nephew, Mr. Robs Ratchford,
who was Injured last Saturday by
having his foot crushed white engag
ed la his duties as yardmaster.
Miss Alma Howell, the young
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. W.
Howell, who has been ill with fever
for the past two weeks,, was taken
yesterday to the City Hospital for
treatment
, Mr. W. Luther Grlce, of Nor
folk, Va. arrived In Gastonia Satur
day and will spend his vacation of
several weeks here with his father,
Mr. J. L. Grlce. at 410 Modena
streett -
gives notice that his com'
pany has three scholarships in Lin
wood College Which will be given
free, on certain conditions, to three
young ladles living in Gaston, Cleve
land, Lincoln, Xatawba, York or
Cherokee counties. Any young lady
expecting to go to college this fall
will do well to look up this notice
and read the o'ffer.
Mr. Andrew Cloninger, who
lives above Dallas, has a kind of ap
ples which he thinks cannot be beat
en In the county. He can trace the
strain back pretty nearly a hundred
years, some of the trees having been
on the land of his father, the late
David Cloninger, entered that long
ago. The apples are a cooking vari
ety, somewhat like the Hoss apple,
and ripen early. Mr. Cloninger has
18 or 20 trees bearing, and a num
ber of young trees coming on.
Erwin McLean, aged about 19
years, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
McLean, was locked up at the city
hall this morning for safe keeping,
he having evidenced unmistakable
signs of Insanity. Young McLean
left home a few days ago and was
locked up yesterday at Gaffney. On
being released he came to Gastonia
this morning. He will probably be
taken to Dallas temporarily and ap
plication made for his admittance to
the State Insane Asylum at Morgan
ton. . Sunday night about 10 o'clock
Elliott Mack and Ell Forney, two
negroes, engaged in a combai at the
corner of Marietta street and Frank
lin, avenue. Forney cut Mack with
a knife or razor and the cries of
"murder" from the wounded man
attracted a number of pedple from
the neighborhood. Both men, how
ever, made good their escape - and
are still at liberty. . Police officers
gave them a lively chase but the
fighters made good in getting away
from town.
Gastonia, N. C.
DO YOU KEEP A
SAVINGS ACCOUNT?
Everybody knows the wisdom of
depositing money In the banks. Sv
rags Bank par Interest on deposit
and the money Is just as available at
all times as In other banks.
Ours is the Only Savings Bank In
Gaston County!
We pay 4 per cent Interest, com
pounded quarterly, on savings de
posits. We solicit out of town business.
Mall us your checks or money orders
and we will open you an account.
GASTON LOAN A
TRUST COMPANY.,
Gastonia, N. a
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 towns lots are wanted
We represent million dollar In
surance companies.
GASTON LOAN A TRUST CO.
Our Honor Roll.
Since our last report, a week ago,
we have received payments on sub
scription from the following per
sons: H. W. Oates, M. C. Thorn,
Jacob Riser. W. H. Capps, Mrs. J.
L. Bryan, Miss Mary Brawley, J. H.
Pursley, E. G. Tally, J. R. Broom,
Luther Bridges, M. E. McKnlght.J.
A. Hill, 8. M. Jones, M. A. Stroup
and W. B. Blggers. :
ay.
! Mr. W. F. Holland aad little
on, of Mount Holly, are visiting Mr.
nd Mrs. A. R. Rankin."
Mr. R. Lot Davl aad little
on, O. W left yesterday for Le
oir on a visit to Mr. Davis sister.
week with Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Ran
kin oa Main avenue. Mrs. Wilkin
son formerly lived in Gastonia and
ha many friend here who are glad
to see Tier again.
Supt. Wrty will begin August 1
1st to take the school census of the j
Up In the clouds there may be
better Stoves aad Ranges than onrs.
bat we don't believe It and havent
the time to go np to see. Gastonia
Furniture Company.
The Gastonia Furniture Company
want to sell yon your next Stove or
Range, Satisfaction guaranteed or
! your money back.
If yon want n good Stove or Range
try the Gastonia Furniture Co.
Complimentary to, her guest
Miss Monita Scudder, of Vlcksburg,
Miss., Miss Blossom Tayssoux will
entertain at her bom on Long ave
nue this evening at 9 o'clock.
S2.00 Per Pair
This is the price
placed on our entire line
of Ladies' Russia Calf and
Choc Vici Oxfords and
Pumps. We have them in
any size Widths B. C D.
ami Es.
Robinson Shoe Company.
See Window Display.
WA
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Next Week's Gazette
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For big advertisement of AUC
TION SALE OF LOTS on I. N.
Davis Estate Accompanying
cut will show size and location
of lots.
S.;N. JOYCE; ':;
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