FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, IMS.
THE GASTOXIA GAZETTE.
CASTOXIA IS A BUST TOWX.
PAGE THREE.
Trustee's
Auction Sale
O F
Horses, Buggies, Harness,
Etc.
On Saturday
October
beginning at 11 o'clock
highest bidder for cash at the
CRAIG and WILSON STABLES
in Gastonia the following personal property, to
wit:
20 livery horses, right out of work. Some
nice pairs among them and some good family
broke ones.
20 buggies, most of them in fairly good con
dition. Nearly all rubber-tired.
6 surries, 2 spring wagons, 1 Brougham, 7
farm wagons, 2 four-horse, 3 two-horse and 2
one-horse.
20 sets of harness, about half one-horse and
other half two-horse. A few sets of extra big
heavy double harness.
One mower and a lot of other property be
longing to the livery outfit of Mr. E. L. Wilson.
This property will be sold as advertised, rain
or shine, and your price must be ours. It will
pay you to take a clay off from your business and
attend this sale.
These are no wild branded horses but mostly
;?ood broke business horses, ready for work; the
rind that ought to suit almost anybody. Remem
ber they will be sold regardless of price.
S. IN. Boyce
Thos. L. Craig
Trustees
Notice to Automobilists, Motorcyclists
and Bicyclists
The following instructions have been received from the Secretary of
State wiWi reference to the enforcement of the laws f and warning Is
hereby Riven that from now on the State laws and city ordinances with
reference to automobilists, motorcyclists and bicyclists will be strictly
enforced by the local officer s.
Secretary of State Jlryan Grimes has sent out the following to all of
ficers in the State:
To the Sheriffs, Deputy Sheriffs, Policemen, Marshals, Watchmen and
Constables of Xorth Carolina:
"Do not permit any automobile or motorcycle to run anywhere or
at any time unless proper display tin mber for 1913-14 appears on rear.
"Do not permit any person to operate a motor vehicle of any kind
unless such person shall, upon demand, show license for the current year.
. "Do not permit any person to attempt to transfer license to another
person. License Is void In the hands of any person other than the one
to whom issued. It is also void for any machine except the one describ
ed therein.
"Do not permit speed exceeding 10 miles an hour in the business
portion and 15 miles in the residential section of any city or town, and
25 miles on public highways.
"Persons violating the automobile law are subject to a fine of $50 or
imprisonment of 30 days upon conviction before a justice of the peace or
any other officer, having jurisdiction.
' "Each of the officers named herein is liable on his official bond for
failure or neglect in carrying out the duties above Imposed.
"Copie of the automobile law and blanks for registration will be
furnished promptly upon application to
(Signed) "J. BUY AX GRIMES, Secretary of State, Raleigh, X. CV
The City
Chapter 13 Sec. 142, (page 82.) That all persons driving automo
biles on the street in the town of O astonia at night shall be required to
have in the front of such automobile a headlight snfficient to give all
persons on the street warning of the approach of such automobile.
That any person who shall operate any automobile, bicycle, motor
cycle or any other machine drawn or propelled by gasoline, steam, elec
tric power or other power, or any other horseless carriage of any kind,
without displaying such headlight, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor; and
upon conviction thereof before the Mayor, shall be fined twenty dollars.
Fair warning is given that this ordinance is to be rigidly enforced
in the future.
J. W. Carroll
Cheif of Police
Subscribe for the Gazette. $1.50 a year.
8th, 1913
a. m. we will sell to the
Ordinance
THE VICTORIES OP PEACE.
(Continued from page 2.)
bearer for other Nations! And how
great is the responsibility:" He
closed with a plea to each individual
for a faithful discharge of this hign
responsibility.
After the address Mr. Bryan shooK
hands for nearly an hour with men
who crowded about him eager to
greet the ' tribune of the people."
SUCCEEDING IX WEST VIRGINIA.
Mr. Lucius J. Holland, an Old Gas
ton Roy, Htm Made Good a Mem
ber of the Har at Blueneld, V.
Va. Here on a Short Visit.
Mr. Lucius J. Holland, an old
aston county boy now residing in
Y., where he is one or
leadlna-tnembers of the bar, la
eek's visit to his brotn-
err Attorney . u. Holland, ana oin-
er relatives In the county. He ar
rived last Saturday and expects to
leave for home tomorrow. Tuesday
Mr. Holland spent in Kings Moun
tain attending the big celebration of
the 133rd anniversary of the fa
mous battle.
The following concerning Mr. Hol
land appeared in Sunday's edition or
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph whicn
was the twentieth anniversary edi
tion of that paper and, which by the
way, is a most creditable exhibition
of newspaper enterprise:
"Cities which have sprung Into
existence in receift years, and back
ed by such rich natural resources as
Bluefield, attract the ablest and best
talent in all the professions and
trades, and it is but natural thai
Bluefield should have gained many
of her ablest citizens from the states
surrounding, while attracting many
of her native sons. Particularly at
tractive has become the legal talent
here, not because that our peopl do
not have proper regard for the law,
but the locating of so many big min
ing and manufacturing enterprises
in this section have called for the
best of legal talent, and the result
has been the assembling of a bar Tn
Mercer county that is equal to any
county in this or other states.
Prominent among the leaders of the
local bar is Mr. K J. Holland, who
is a North Carolinian, and his fore
pight as to the splendid future or
this city caused him to leave his old
home at Dallas some nine years ago
and cast his lot with Bluefield. That
his move was wise is best shown ly
the very large clientage which Mr.
Holland has succeeded in building
here, and his practice has been large
ly remunerative and has placed him
among those with comfortable finan
cial ratings in this city. Mr. Hol
land is just in the prime of a vigor
ous manhood and he is using his
wide Influence for the development
of the city and county along lines of
permanence and the higher elevation
of our citizenship. He enjoys the
confidence and esteem of the busi
ness, financial and social world, and
among positions of honor held by
him is that of director of the First
National Bank. He is a man or
commendable public spirit, and ready
at all times to aid in his adopted
city's progress in any way possible."
What Constitutes a Lie.
John Ruskin.
The essence of lying is In decep
tion: not 1n words. A lie may be
told by silence, by equivocation, by
the accent on a syllable, by a glance
of the eye attaching a peculiar sig
nificance to a sentence; and all these
kinds of lies are worse and baser t)y
many degrees than a lie plainly
worded. So that no form of blinded
conscience is so far sunk as that
which comforts itself for having de
ceived because the deception was by
gesture or silence, instead of utter
ance. STOMACH TROUBLES
Mr. Ragland Writes Interesting
Letter on This Subject
Madison Heights, Va. Mr. Chas. A.
Ragland, of this place, writes: "1 have
been taking Thedford's Black-Draught
for indigestion, and other stomach troub
les, also colds, and find it to be the very
best medicine I have ever used.
After taking Black-Draught for a few
days, I always feel like a new man."
Nervousness, nausea, heartburn, pain
in pit of stomach, and a feeling of full
ness after eating, are sure symptoms of
stomach trouble, and should be given the
proper treatment, as your strength and
health depend very largely upon your
food and its digestion.
To get quick and permanent relief
from these ailments, you should take
a medicine of known curative merit.
Its 75 years of splendid success, in the
treatment of just such troubles, proves
the real merit of Thedford's Black
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and without bad after-effects, it is sure
to benefit both young and old. For sale
everywhere. Price 25c. N. C ia
Why Scratch ?
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Sold By:
Torrenc Drag Co., Gastonia.
Belmont Drag Co., Belmont.
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The healing, soothing and antiseptic
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It will quickly allay the inflamma
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A complete Hyomei outfit, includ
ing inhaler and bottle of liquid costs
only $ 1 .00, and an extra bottle or
liquid, if afterwards needed, is but
50 cents. Adv. 3-10
THE H.V OF ATONEMENT.
lri.vripal Holy Day of the Jewish
Calendar, Vom Kippur, Falls this
Year on Saturday, October 11.
Greensboro News.
The Day of Atonement is the holi
est day in the Jewish calendar. This
year it falls on Saturday, the 11th
of October. Its Biblical designation
is Yom ha-Kip-purim, later shorten
ed to Yom Kippur. According to
Biblical tradition it is one of the cy
cle of holidays instituted by Moses,
for we find tt mentioned in Ijeviticufc
23:. 26-32, in the list of holidays.
Its ceremonial is described in Ievlt
iciis 1 1, its sacrifices in Numbers
29:7-1 1.
However, the Day of Atonement Is
not dependent on the sacrificial ser
vice prescribed in the Bible. Thus,
after the destruction of the temple
in the year 70, when sacrifices were
abolished, the Day of atonement was
able to survive, and of all the holi
days of the Jewish calendar it has
most completely held its own In trie
hearts and observance of the Jewlsn
people. Emphasis was laid upon
confession, penitence, prayer and
good deeds. It became the day of
"afflicting one's soul" (Isaiah 57:3
5), which .was interpreted as mean
ing fasting from the eve of atone
ment until the following evening. As
in the Biblical ceremonial, confes
sion continues to be an Important
feature of forgiveness of sins be
tween man and his Maker, sins be
tween man and man are not forgiv
en until redress is made of the In
jury. The eve of atonement Day,
therefore, becomes the occasion for
the cessation of feuds and ill-will.
And the Day of Atonement s
known as the Sabbath of Sabbaths
when we are at peace with all tne
world.
The servlceof the Day of Atone
ment beginning with Kil NIdre serv
ice on the eve of atonement is a con
tinuous one throughout the entire
day. The prayers in the synagogue
are intoned in plaintive penetential
tones. The spirit of the masterly
sermon of Isaiah (Isaiah 57:4-9),
which is the prophetical portion of
the morning's reading, is manifested
throughout.
. ' York and Yorkville.
The Enquirer, 3rd.
Miss Bessie Thomasson, of Clover,
is with the McConnell Dry Goods
Company as a saleslady.
Mr. James A. Sherer, for several
years past in the employ of the
Yorkville Banking & Mercantile Co.,
has taken a position as assistant in
the Yorkville postofTlce.
Miss Eunice McConnell left Wed
nesday for Birmingham, Ala., arter
spending several weeks with tier
mother, Mrs. V. H. McConnell, In
Yorkville.
Reports as to the condition of
Miss Mattie Craig, who it at the home
of Mr. It. A. Shillinglaw, on York
ville, route seven, are not encourag
ing. Miss Craig has been ill for al
most a year and grave doubts are
expressed as to the probability of
her recovery.
Miss Annie DuPre, of Yorkville.
who is visiting in Spartanburg, was
one of the assistants at the recep
tion given after the marriage of Miss
Helen Allison DuPre, of Spartan
burg, to Mr. Carlos Roland Mosiey,
of Iaurens, last Wednesday n;gnt.
The wedding and the reception that
followed, were quite brilliant af
fairs. The Yorkville graded school root
ball team is getting into shape, ana
the boys are now trying to arrange a
schedule of games. Superintendent
J. H. Witherspoon has turned the
management of the team over to
the boys this year. States Finley, a
member of last year's team is man
ager, and Is now working toward the
arrangement of games. William
Moore, another old player, is cap
tain of the eleven. While the team
is minus a number of those wno
played last year, several new boys
have gone inte the sport.
The regular meeting of the
city council for October will be held
at the city hall next Tuesday night.
Rev. J. D. Moose, pastor of the
Loray Baptist church, accompanied
by Mrs. Moose and their little
daughter. Alma, went to Moores
ville Monday on a visit to Rev. Mr.
Moose's father, Mr. J. W. Moose,
who has been quite sick but is now
some better. They returned to tne
city Tuesday night.
A series of special revival ser
vices has been in progress at tne
Loray Baptist church for the past
three weeks and will continue
through this week. The pastor,
Rev. J. D. Moose, is doing the
preaching, services being held every
night at 7:30.
A protracted meeting will begin
at West End Methodist church next
Sunday. The paBtor. Rev. Nelll C.
Williams, will preach Sunday ana
beginning Monday night Rev. E. H.
Davis, of Rockingham, will preach
every night during the remainder of
the week.
Residents on rural routes sbonVI
sue return envelopes. Get them for
any route tn the county at 80 caste
per 100 at The GaaetU office.
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Tailors
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The Celebrated
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For Deep or Shallow Well.
A Pump that will supply your wa
ter requirements for your stock
barn, hog lot, water tank, kitchen,
bath room and a Pump that your
wife or child can work with all the
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Installed free of charge and satis
faction guaranteed. The more you
know about this Pump the better
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M. W. HANNA
District Agent, Gastonia, X. C.
Phone 415.fi 317 Cheater, St.
E. Z. FORCE PUMP COMPANY,
.Manufacturers, Winston-Salem, X. C.
DOXT LET YOrR SUBSCRIP
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LOOK AT THE DATE OX YOUR
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XEWAL BEFORE YOUR TIME EX
PIRES. ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE
STOPPED WHEX OUT UNLESS
RENEWED.
LABELS
ZZ ONLY
We have moved into
the rooms adjoining the
P. & N. passenger sta
tion back into our old
place.
It would give us great
pleasure to have you
call and see us in our
new quarters. While
doing so you can take a
look at the new fall and
winter samples and let
us take the measure for
your new suit.
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Us
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Before Placing Yonr Order
For Roofing, Guttering Or
Anything InTin Work.
Jno. S.Jenkins & Son
Davis Block
Phone 804-L
Gastonia, N. O.
Typewriters
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You Save from $40 to $60 on
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We carry two or three machine
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William L. Walters
Geo. L Rawlings
The stores of all the Jewish
merchants in the city will be closed -from
6:30 this evening until :39
Saturday evening in observance., of
Yom Kippur, er the Day of Atone-,
ment, which Is the holiest day of the
Mr. H. Schneider, D. & L. Lebovlts.
The Fashion, of which Mr. B. tL
Kassel ts proprietor, and the Gasto
nl. 1titn r f nmnanv nf Iff
Alex Sherman Is proprietor. Rabht
Silverstein, of Charlotte, win con
duct services here both tonight ul
tomorrow. ji