F1DAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1010.
THE G.V8TOX1A. GAZETTES.
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to give the THANKSGIVING dinner a
tone every perquisite of the table beat
quality moderate prices. .. ' ..
Greatest variety of styles and patterns ever
shown in this city.
Torrence - Morris Co.
JEWELERS
Expert Watch Repairing -
Artistic Engraving
PENNY COLUMN.
ONE CENT A WORD
They Brin Results; tiy 'em.
WANTED
WANTED You to know that we
have Just received two barrels of
fresh Columbia Ignitor Dry Cell Bat-
4ori Their .-re for sale. Otston
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Tvn, Wirlis 25 C 1.
iir MTTrr- T.ndtM of Gastonia to
know that they can get American
Beauty lotion, the stuff that makes
nlnn Queen Anne hair
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tonic and Pearly Foam Tooth Wash
at KENNEDY'S Drug Store. D2p
wioteti sanO to S600 for six to
tnaiva months on srilt-w'xed se-
i..,rtv Address "FINANCE. ' care
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WANTED: To borrow $1000 on $4,-
000 real estate security. "Quick"
ram fi&zette. tf.
WANTED You to know . that The
Charlotte Evenine Chronicle "The
Great Penny Paper" is on Bale in
our town each evening, and that
George and Guy Terrell are our reg
ularly appointed agents and will de
liver at your home or office for one
cent per day or six cents per week.
Give it a trial. tf.
OK RENT
POR RENT: Three offices, second
floor Realty building. All modern
conveniences. Gastonia Insurance &
Realty Co. tf.
ROOMS FOR RENT, furnished or
unfurnished. Desirable location
on East Franklin avenue. Apply at
Gazette office. tf.
FOR RENT, Seven-room residence
with modern conveniences on
South Oakland street Possession
Jan. 1st. E. L. Little. 25 c4.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE by Guy Terrlll, Char
lotte's "Great Penny Paper," The
Evening Chronicle. Delivered to
your door for 6c a week. ' tf
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FOR SALE: Choice lots fruit and
shade trees, grapes, rows, etc., J
M. Hampton, Gastonia, N. C. 29c2
FOR SALE: Cheap, nice residence
on proposed street car line, one-
half cash. W. B. Biggers, 617 East
Franklin avenue. D 9 p I
FOR QUICK SALE, Forty acres of
land. Apply to Wm. H. Lewis,
Atty. 25c4
MISCELLANEOUS.
AFTER January 1st my office will
be over the Robinson Shoe Cos.
store. D. E. McConnell, D. D. S.
D6 c 4.
QUAIL AND RABBITS wanted at
the Crown Cafe, S. S. Morris,
Prop. N29 c 9.
OLD PAPERS five cents a bundle
Good for pantry shelves, packing
household goods, wrapping, etc Ga-
sette office tf.
STATE Warrants added to our list
f legal blanks, 25 cents per doz
en. Mall -orders -receive prompt at
tention. Gazette Publishing Co.,
Gastonia. N. C.
T A TlTT-O TXT. v. t
large sheets at 25 cents. Also
carbon paper, 10 cents a sheet
Phone as yosr order and we will de
Pa, Co.,. 23 1 W. Mala Ave., Phone
liver anywhere la town. Gazette
No. 50. tf.
Subscribe for The Gazette.
Mr. Eli Llneberger took in the
football game at Charlotte yester
day.
Mr. Ed Whitesides spent yester
day in Charlotte with his daughter
Mrs. G. W. Hanna.
Mr. Alex Harmon and family
of the El Bethel neighborhood
were the guests from Friday to Mon
day of Mrs. O. W. Davis.
Mr. R. B. Babingbon and little
Miss Mary Love Babington spent
yesterday in Charlotte with his
mother, Mrs. M. I. Babington.
Mrs. Clarence C. Johnson is
undergoing treatment at the City
Hospital. Her condition is reported
today as being satisfactory.
Messrs. J. H. Kennedy, E. C.
Adams, E. N. Pegram, David P. Del
linger and Norman Morrow went to
Charlotte Wednesday night to at
tend the annual ceremonial of the
D. O. O. K's.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Boyd and
little son, of route one, are Gasto
nia visitors today and paid The Ga
zette office a pleasant call. Mr.
Boyd is a progressive and prosperous
farmer of the county.
Mr. Floyd Todd, of Charlotte,
is here tbday. He and Mr. Kenneth
Todi, of Gastonia, will go to Stan
ley this afternoon to play for a
dance which takes place there tonight.
Mrs. Thomas L. Craig and her
father, Mr. W. M. Watson, both of
whom have been undergoing treat
ment for some time past at Johns
Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, have
New-
fgone to the latter's home at
bern.
A unique little souvenir is be
ing handed out to Its customers by
the First National Bank in the shape
of a small cake of soap on one side
of which is stamped in colored let
tering "The First National Bank,
Gastonia, N. C, Clean Banking
Methods." On the reversed side is
embossed the words, "Pure Soap
Tuesday's Yorkvllle Enquirer
says: "The McConnellsville Tele
Dhone Company and the Piedmont
Company have come to a 10-year
agreement under which the McCon
nellville company is to build to
Yorkvllle with certain assistance
from the Piedmont Company, and
the subscribers to each exchange are
to have all the connections afforded
by the other."
In the auditorium of the Cen
tral school last night the pupils of
Miss Eunice Bryan's room gave an
entertainment which was thoroughly
enjoyed by a good-sized audience.
The first part consisted of a musical
program and this was followed by a
play, the players being Miss Bryan's
pupils. All acquitted themselves
creditably and the evening was an
enjoyable one.
Thanksgiving day passed oft
qtietly in Gastonia. Practically all
the stores were closed. Many went
hunting, some weu to the football
games at Charlotte Richmond and
Norfolk while other? went to the
game here or spent the day with
friends here or elsewhere. There
was much coming and going. So
far as has been learned the day was
unmarred by accidents of any kind.
and every body enjoyed a day of
good solid comfort and rest. The
weather was fine, being rather
warmer than usual for Thanksgiving
day. With the exception of a short
while in the afternoon the sun
shone brightly throughout the day.
Rev. E. C. Cronk, of Columbia,
You Will Find Here "Large and Well Selected
Stocks in Both of These Departments
Ladies9 Coat Suits
Ladies blue and black serge suits worth
$12.50 for $10.00
Ladies' $18blue and black serge suits
$15
for
Ladies
Millinery of Every Description
Ladies' $2 hats reduced to $1.50
Ladies' black turdan hats at 2, 2.50
ElSS!4 and $3.50 Rtf
10,
long black coats at
1 12.50, 16.50 and $20
Ladies' $2.50 panama skirts
for $1.98
We also have a splendid line of
Panamas and voil skirts at 5, 6.50,
7.50 and up to $10
One Big Lot of Ladies' Long
Coats at 1-3 to 1-2 off
One lot of ladies' hats ranging in price
from 5 to $10 at about 1-3 off
Full line of automobile veils
at
$1.50
Beautiful persian ribbons 35c to
$1.00 per yard
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed
Underwear for 25c
Ladies' Underskirts Blankets
75c black underskirts for 48c 11-4 wool blankets for $2.98
$1.00 black underskirts for 75c 10-4 wool blankets for 2.50
1.25 black underskirts for 98c Cotton blankets at 48 and 98c each
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Everything in Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes, Millinery, Etc
Gastonia, North Carolina
The Most Practical Store in which
to buy Men's and Boys' Xmas Gifts
Sold on their
MERIT ONLY
Buying at this storels not like going- to some
stores where the salesmen know that once a
sale is made and the money paid that its
going to "STICK" even though the customer
finds that he is "STUCK"
Our New York and
Baltimore Made Clothes
are sold here on their MERIT only. Each
salesman as he makes a sale in this store
knows that every garment sold must look
well, fit well, wear well ami be satisfactory
thirty, or sixty, or ninety days hence
knows that if in any way it falls short, that
onr never repudiated GUARANTEE would
bring it back to worry him.
And They Cost You no More Than the
Ordinary
Men's and Young Men's Suits and Over
coats $10 to $25
Boys' Suits and Overcoats $3 to $10
COME AND SEE
S. C, Field Secretary of the Lay
men's Missionary Movement In the
Lutheran church in the South will
speak In Gastonia Lutheran church
concerning the Laymen's Movement
Sunday at 3 p. m. The addTess will
not be sectarian but it will be along
the lines of the Laymen's Movement
for the conquest of the world for
Christ. Mr. Cronk's ability and his
attractive manner of presenting his
subject assure those who hear him
of profiting by the hearing. He will
likewise present the Laymen's
Movement at Lutheran Chapel at 11
a. m. on Sunday and at Bessemer
City at 7 p. m. The public is cor
dially invited to each of these ser
vices.
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BEFORE ordering 'MAGA
ZINES get clubbing cata
logue and special offers
and save MONEY.
SOUTHERN SUBSCRIPTION
GENCY,
Raleigh, N.
(A Postal Card will do.)
C.
MYERS & TATE
Have for Special Sale
Saturday and Monday
New Shoes
We have just received a new
lot of Ladies' Patent Colt Cloth Top
Button, Vici Kid and Box Calf BIu
cher Shoes
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$2.00 and $2.50
Robinson Shoe Company.
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pcro. Michael -& Son
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wan-Slater Co,
LADIES' LONG COATS.
$10 Coats for $7.00
$7 and $8 Coats for $5.00
$5 Coats for $3.98
MISSES' COATS.
$5 and $6 Coats now $4.50
$4 Coats now ;$3.25
$3 Coats now $2.25
$2.50 Coats now $1.50
SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!
Saturday and Monday Is the time
to buy your shoes and save money at
MB
It Is Quality
You Want
We Have It
That's the verdict of the
people that trade with us.
We do not- sell prices, but "QUALITY" in furniture, stoves and house
furnishjngs and when you hear a fellow blowing about his prices look
OUT ? the quality is not there.
See our line of birds eye maple and mahogany furniture.
Big line of rockers, library and extension tables. snits kn
racks, book-cases, iron beds and odd niece '
We are The onlv people in Gaston countv that mrBnM .
stove or range. Everything in furniture. stov nH firm Q.flirnicriinra
CASH r: OR - PRFHIT
Sa&faction Guaranteed or Your Money Cheerfully Refunded
Furniture Co.
Gastonia
124 and 126 Main Avenne. - Phone 23.
The Howe with the Quality and Service
Outfitters for Men and Boys'
MYERS & TATE