PAGE TWO.
ANONIA 18 A BUSY TOWN
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1914.
The Gastonia Gazette
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY H, 1011.
FKOM A COAL MINE TO 1HSI-
TION IX WILSON S CABINET.
American Boy.
Of all the men who make up the
Cabinet of our new President of the
United States none have had a more
"unusual career than William 15. Wil
son who is at the head of our Labor
Bureau From a wnrl.r in a oal
mine when he was n nt ats of ate
to the position of Seen .ir of Labor
Is a lone way. He ran Marl, hark to
a time when the i'0er: of his fam
ily was so treat that h !(oil iijini;
by the roadside while the f. w jonr
possession:- of h s ; :i'vt:s w :r en
from the iomi'.'i- in w l-j. ) :. I v eil
because his fa'tur nuilil i;ot f t the
rent. He liv .1 :i: Si otlai'd a' rl.ts
time.
There were r.o laws c om pell! n s
"boys to attend si liool in those days
and he never went to sihixil lut a
year In his Lfe. Work w:i h - daily
portion and the hmi's n'" h's daily
labor were so lone that th re was
little time for sfixiv wi.-n Pis m
vas done or before it h tan. V( t Pe
must have done murh hard stmhine
or he would never haw- berome the
forceful and hlthly ;nte!!iceii' 'n.in
be is today.
His father was a roal m!n"- tn a
typieal coal niininc 'own with its
rows of s'liaH. iiritei'ne(i. s "i 1 r.e
jrrlroed houses. When 'tie Wilsons
"were evlrt.d from their l'"!e ho"i,-
they toe) j'-fute in a s'ahle tin. !
neafh an old tollhouse. Tin n the
family came to America, arriving in
this country when Will'ani was Put
eleht old. the father !i:ilu3
preceded the f.aitrly by some months.
The arrival of the familv at r.vitp
Garden rould not have b en a v-y
Jovful event, for Mr. Wilson sas of
It:
"We were landed at Castle Cardan
with many other imm'irrnn's 1' had
been arr:;r: c that my father should
meet us. but he was nowhere to bo
Been. We w ere w ithout mon v and
the dN't'oin'ment w a so treat that
my TT'o'her snt down in a la' te room,
patheri d us rhiliiren .Iround her and
wept. Soon, of rourse. all of us were
In tears Thus we sat for several
hours Finally a man a'"e- alone
rnllin!' for Mrs. 11. ten N' W:Ion. He
had funds, be pa:d. wih whih to
send us to ronii.t. V Y . where my
father w as We w re fa' en tn Jer
sey Cpv and nut on board an inirn!
prnn ra:n. In M-v e of tears tl)fr-
verp pipjirc; nn nnr faces Wp arriv
ed C nTn'rc at 7 n'e'nrl- 'n the ev
e" " A'v father was on the station
platform "
'r WMson tool- h'a f a i 1 v to
plncKbnr"- whi-b wo n 'oal min'n;
town The bnv W'tl'Tri was r'eo
jc-tk oM on the wo'hI rlay of e I
and n few rlavs he'o-e this time he
Wert tn worV in the rna u ;ees. h's
fp'ho'- he'ri c0 rrti"''(J wt'P rb'U
irtoMcm tV.it he en"''' nn earn di'l
pov no t wo'Vrr. Th. tinv was n
litiirriv 1i"te crntf. fir,(1 f,p cavs
tr"t he rl'd not re"Td if as jnv nrr-ft'-nlnr
V, -i r' f ti tn hnvn fn Era '"'o
th minis rvrentiror fr.r- the f -i t that
J der""'ve(t b:m Of h riT-'vUere rr
potnir 'n chnnl l''lirn Vip wps tint
thtrtirT1 years old hrs fiy,f,r wri't
0"t TVst n see If he rnnM Letter his
rnndfffon pprl the hnv y'!l"T-n t,p.
rnrne fve support of the familv at
homo.
Tt was n'lturnl t-at n ( V, ; n i. i n iinv
n roiin" ''lson was, should ;n h!s
Pirri!'" t !" "J. ta'e a trre-it (nr.rrsr
fn t-. 1-V.r niuc'nn Ti oi"ir
ftlO nm" n-irp , h -. n- r,: ,,,, f,f (llf
r""r r,f l,or Tf, .. tc cr, n,,t0..,,' en
fn h's ronrinttoQ r (T rf? : r- ir V, n i 1fi
f't tr o rv'dir? -ns ni piq
r1m" -"c arlrrf te V- r. tk n Ijnn.
r-n'oveec 'n Ikp minps TIo
o--Tl In set tynp In ) newsnnner
0,"o 'n P'oschu ! t r.i-1 eil i r. c-MV-
Tn'l's -Ml "as fnr q (imp n rntlroa(1
f T'e herar. qs he i"-ew to
fo ynoc ef rn r V ri n rf nn f.itvp
V'"-' ' V0 n'!'"l,nllop n9
fh T'frM 'Vttnp Vn,l.p,c r, .,.,r,
fo oT-r V! c v in r,-, il .:, s -orn r-,,.T1 rn
PV, l-lr,. fir"-"- ;'l':Onc ,
t""' n-o Vric.'.v 'n n-i'-v tnr'us-t-'ol
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Pre :r. f f. f-,r' tV... I . rV v?
bond hovo.i'l v,-f '- ' v
FAMILY AVOIDS
SERIOUS SICKNESS
-Bj Being Constantly Supplied Willi
Thedford's Black-Draught.
McDuff. Va "1 suffered for several
J tears," says Mrs. J B. Whntaker, ol
his place, "with sick headache, and
Stomach trouble.
Ten years ago a friend told me to trv
Thedford's Black-Draught, which I did,
and I found it to be the best family medi
cine for young and old.
1 keep Black-Draught on hand all the
Hme now, and when my children feel a
' little bad, they ask r: for a dose, and il
does them more good than any medicine
they ever tr.ed.
We never have a long spell of yick
aess in our family, since we commenced
Using Black-Draught."
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
"Vegetable, and has been found to regu
late weak stomachs, aid digestion, re
lieve indigestion, colic, wind, nausea,
headache, sick stomach, and similar
Symptoms.
It has been in constant use for more
Cum 70 years, and has benefited more
-than a million people.
Your druggist sen and recommends
Black-Draught- Price only 25c. Get a
Ockage to-day. HGKa
poverty and a lack of education, Mr.
Wilson is today a most forceful
speaker, and he has even published
a volume of poems. He is essential
ly a self-made man who has over
come seemingly insurmountable ob-
ftiilie Kf ew.if flirt a rf li ill
He now fills a position in which ne
I has the happiness of knowing that
I he can be of great advantage to lie
cause of labor, and he hopes to set
right some of the many wrongs x-
i c t i n cf in trii I n rl nc t r 1 ti I u nrld T ii
hopes to mal e strikes fewer and the
relations between the employers and
the employed happier and tctt r
than they have hitherto been.
For Weakness and Loss of Appetite
TV" OM St:i".'-'' 1 v -'T.il MrcnffllirnitiEr tonic.
;u i: S T
la"
.. : t A
hill T i.NiO. dnvrs
Ki i-t' m. A tri topi
Its fauj cl.ilwrt-u. '
voi.vt; liciv r.ssi:s.
lNdtert Spencer Smith, Thirf'en-Ver-OId
Von of lr. anil Mrs. T.
'. Smith, Sui i umls to Attack of
Klicuniat iin Funeral and Hurial
Sunday at lon Creek.
Mr. aiid Mrs. T. (". .-"mi; h havo the
.Mii.ain u. a i.uge num...-.
i i . i .. r
frit nils .n the bereavement wbiili,
came to them in the death Saturday j
afternoon at ':'.'," o'clock of their j
eldest son. Robert Spencer Smith, i
who pa-'.l away after an Illness of
six weeks with in 'lammatory rheu
matism. The little fl!ov took his
bed on Saturday alter Christmas and
never left it. Though suffering ex-
ru r tat in i: pain almost constantly
during his cut re :I!ios he bo-e it
with a 'hritian tointude that was
iiu!d r mark aide in one mi young,
lie was n his thirteenth year, hav
i n li bei n born .Inly 11. I !' a I .
TP'- a ' ' a h 1 1 . i; t and devotion v
h;h",d toward him b h!s yomi;
i om pa n ion s in 'he public s boo! and
the Si:r.i!:iv s hool of the F.rst ltati
' i h i' i' h was Pea ut i f u I ind.. . .:.
Il;s f.-llow pupils in Miss Manna s
toon; a: the Cititral trailed si hoot
a hai ilni'iii' wreath of !!ow its
' s . t.
Funeral serics wire hi Id at
I org Cr ek Maptist i linra h. i-.tt
I'allas. Sunday afternoon at :'. :n
o!ori, Kev. W. ('. Harrett, !,ator
of the First Hapti-t . hur b ofliriaf
ing. The bod was tenderly laid to
rest in the Long ( reel, etnet"rv
Ttie pall bearers were t,.s.s v.
T Clifford. J. S Wray. .1. I! . Shu
ford. W. T. Stnrev. !,. F. W. teM and
II. It. Moore, all deacons of the First
n.at'Pst ohur'h. of whiih board Mr.
Smith is a member. Quite a num
bi r of friends from town aeiornpa'i-
d 'he family to the funeral and
burial.
Horrible I'.Ioti lies of Kcema.
Quirl ! i nn i! by r. Hob.--ill's
K. ema i lint n' ( '. 1" fahl H,
,,f . w ();!. t v. 1 S'a;- - 'y
do. 'or ad', se;! "e to try 'In- t'oTi--"11
s Ki 1 a Sa i I '., d ! 1; : e
'... s of I lili ' ':: ei, t and tin-,. . : ' rs
' I'r. Ilob-oti's I rina ma -'o:.'.
T 'd'y I l.axe t o' a spo' anx w 1.. re
or, n hody and can say I an cin 1."
't will do l'e same for you. 1's
on' liiiirj. healing, anti-eptir action
w :!1 rid you of all si- in humors,
h'a. i heads, rumples. Frzema hi -i'i li
es, red tins gh'lv ors. and leaves
your s. in i b an and healtnv. Het a
''uv today. ' 1 u a ran teed. AH Niug--is's.
"an . or by mail.
Ffeifrer Chemical Co.. Philadelphia
V st. l-onji.. Adv.
ro
hi:
I A I'MlillS OF THIS
cm rv.
I,nni on' for the seed failr' He
has '..r the Prist few w.el s been
op.-ra'ine in the ntral part of the
s'ta'e. and has (Preyed and defraud-
ed f'l'iner after far-ner. selling them
ord nary seeds from $ 1 to $r, .er
bushel that V. re not W orth more
than from . 1 to .r.fi per toishei
Keeti your eye on the fellow who
i 'ores to your house wi'h his new-
i ind of seed for s'.rtne or fall sow-
ineseed that ma-cs n.ira'iilous
li'lds As' hi':) 'o shn-.i- his I'
' r. se- o s, 1 1 ; "n't. i'l-o"-
... if i ... . ,
r.t. i ne i anno- snow i n e ri i ,pr
o tl e ' O " ' I i I s s ' o I i - r of L"' ! ' 1 ' ' 1 1 '' e
"o" " or. ey tiaid ior smh
' ' s j .m e and addn s
" ' t:u,-
1 t' ''d
'hi rn ''. us nt niii . -. r o . . -, :M
a ti i fort to .'et i t; ton h u h h ' -n
l, ,. :n
. - l i-l ..mi iii a ; ; . to- r- "l te
' " r' t"f I t 'i' A ::i p !' :o , h, r,,-e
bill
s' e.ls
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t: il- b dat; afe 't. " i ,s ;, j (,'f
rn ' :.-s 'n tha' s. on at d rn i "v
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v ' ' i 'a bora - i
A I'P-ovf-d :
W. A c,".A'tM. r-ommiss.onrr
A Lrr',( ulf ure.
of
I.a f;riirx I.eav Tt .tims I
rCI-
Pome victims of la crlnno never
fully recover th- health of the limes, -
and p-rs:st(ni . onehins is weal en' Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure
in?. The o,uick ar'ion of Foley's Th(-vtcSs.noima. r, f howiontn,i,n2'
Honey and Tar maVes it valuable in Brc 'y tiic n. i, eid rrii;.i, j r"
ppvere la erinpe coughs. F. C,. Pre- ' IT.".. A ' ''' o:l . ' 1 "
vo, Bedford. Ind, writes: "La1
prippe left me with a severe rouph ' Miss Mamie Ptowe left vester
that Foley's Honey and Tar cured, day for Belmont to spend some time
and t am bark to my normal weight." wi'h her parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. B.
Adv. ; Ftowe.
Mrs. G. B. 5-towe. of Belmont,
was in the city yesterday afternoon.
Safe for Rabies, KfTer tive for Grown
Tps. That's Foley's Hony and Tar
Compound. It has the confidence of
your druggist, who knows It will
give you sat'sfaetion. W. W. Ne
smitn. Ftatesboro. Ga.,- says: "I have
used Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound In my family and have sold
it in my store and it never fails to
cure." Refuse a substitute. For
sale by all Dealer. -Adv. i
A Propitious Time for Municipal Im
provements of All Kinds.
Manufacturers Record, 5th.
The recent strong improvement in
the market for municipal securities
should be taken advantage of
Promptly by Southern communities
which are contemplating the Issuing
of bonds for public work. A vast a
mount of county, city and municipal
improvements of every kind is need
ed in the fouth, for which bonds
n'ust b iss,,ed- At ',he, Psent time
there is a better market for such se
curities, and coincident with this
ability to g-t money there is a sur
plus of labor available, and manu
facturers of machinery and equip
ment are in a position to fill orders
to better advantage than would be
possible if all business interests
were active. The condition, there
fore, is exceptionally favorable for
the prosecution of public work.
Throughout all parts of the South
and Southwest roads are to be built,
new streets made and old streets
improved, sewerage sstems and wa-terworl-s
are to be constructed or
enlarged, and public bii'Iditr-'s e-ert
ed Whil it is desirable. and nftrn
important. that public birldln-s
1,1 he orn.a te a n ,1 ' n 1, .eiiin - w i h
the life of the community, it is es
pecially important that they should
be absolutely flreurooff. Kvery
courthouse and every eitv hall oueh.t
to he so well constructed as to ma'-o
thoroughly safe nuhlic reco'd- of all
1 inds. These t h t f t-s are important.
Hut the construction of the mosr
modern sewerage systems, and of
water-works to guarantee an aivie
simply of pure wa'er. and the .bn id
ing of good road-: and the paving of
streets and alius a even more im
portant These all take bold of the
is-amtia! 'iing th" he.al'h, of the
community. Ther is po grea'er
ironomu' v.v'cf nlri-sc than th't
wh:ih bv a-unn of fabo eee'io.,..
ioa.e'!ts t r 1 1 ' i i c i 1 1 ; 1 1 ' f i e s fain urtr, '.
MIL' Pure wa'er. the tost - rv
sewira.'e :! w e!l-nave.l fpi-'.- a !
a ' 1 w h i . b i".'i' c mo -. j ' ) , y
i lei n I ' I i ss 1" ' i t i'!n ,i ed e. rv
I a'h lro'i. ' ;,hout h f., (,, do
these t h i r L' s is e. ono"! ; Joss , " "
to the IlllMi,,.!-:,!;. of '. to OI: p. '. II t fr-
fi'ials. a id 'his w ' hou : ' r;p
the sotou aid suffering b'oiiL-h' tilth-
illness ,-in,' the d-aths wV b 1"
ter san 'ari i::.li!oti would hare
prevep ' d Th- men in a n i i o-u -tn
unit v who. f ; om .a narre-v and m-'s-i-r!v
nnai' of r. . 1 1 . ' 1 1 ' , '-. ...
in-n's ot" th;s 1'iid. wh: h :"-e ,ss, p
t:a! to "e h-al'h of a o'. r un v i no
Will as to its progress, a r- resonp-s'bl-
'or sir! ness ho h. n'lir- r1 ,;,iri
mi 'heir part nrght have .revet d
Fvory crowing town and c''v :
the Sou'h neds to on trior- a-d
I iv 'i on improving i icy il.iv ,
-verv "ir i's Provis oes rnr v'tr''i
ron at-d health. TN im lud-' all
sip h ''ipL's is " a ' wn--' S seW---.1
f e sis'e-is and W-1!-tiin ' -T.e's
The tehl i a'most -s vn
w;s(,r ;rivesf "lepf r,-. n b- made TlV
peo'.l- 1 1 :i n the mo"i- s',.et wl-e-i
i ' ' s p o ' ( s 1 v 4 I- e d ' d f ' 1 r ! ' ' 1 : 1 j r
W Or' s of tl s 1 , TP, s, j- -e-o- o.
ti'' "'s " cm v ,t - ;-i! t, i ,, -h.y
mein b.."r'- entld" :ops of lllltlg.
Ii-"er n vj '-on rn r t s 'or vounr' and
o'd and het'er l -il'li -it'd l,o--, r
' -us rnr i he. i" o' H js i s- i i j i"v
1 ,,, ,.r,r. pt t p er, ore. that 'h- ,'H1-tPn:!-.t;
nf elei'l - e -,,., T v I,, , A
South cl-iou'd s'lii'i' 'he si tun 'ion in
t he ll-h o fiT-osen - ro'd:'!oes 'vWfi
flffV for snh WOr!- js, iie'n l'lr
a'oindant ml when the la'or n'-ai!-;ib'.
for t :s in i-ri a' cm"-' v. ,'or
d' it the vf.rv do'ne of h' se 'hint's
and the c-e "lov'"cnf o r labor ;n
ivorl.o f,f Mns l id would stimulate
a" hucinrss. '''-- -rr lari-ily
heln In hr'niin? -i'-ou' 'hat ?r-n( ral
p'oseefi' v for wtr.h all n'e loo' Pntr
.ad honine This is .,. j--niiti.'s- dtiy
n' oi"or' nn it v for wnrV of 'his l irid.
1 f '-e nl'll-nnta s -.' f n-'hern rn'l-
rr.im .ieo -o rot nl'i-.- tn the -;tua-
t'on 'he n n"ln wbos. :nirr'Ss' are
a' rv r, oii"h' to si o that they are
awa' en'd promptlv.
trccri'i'l'l'i III i,l-?i'iM'.
I'i ni'i' cv'-ryivlii-i'i. are 'al- Ipl' of
t),0 ,
1 U ' l :in,J I';;,, r, . ; ' s Fob-V h" d
v r;''s rrf- in Irir' a he. rheiia-
' dn v and h'adder- 'roubles.
Vii-i .an ' o' 'a' e !, ..i it.'o ..our
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"rd b'- r! h r P)s' m Par
ria'i 'r- ' 's f-,r to hc-.l 'he-, i , ..
'C d 'li'U-tive o-"ans. For sale
by a" Fi tilers A d v.
Insurance Airenli.
The f, , j !,,.A n , eOI ,,)' , ), .,,,),,,
I'libF l.a'.iv :;:;. is of more
1 an p -.--it j inn. i0 'he c':. us
' " '.'. and (si., i ially those
,lo Mor, as a-'in's. CoMipan'(s and
' ' ' '-' ii'!1 will In' held to a hiffhrr
' i 1 i' d under it :
" 'on 1 . "I hat te ro re any Jj.
' ' ' s :ss in d o any i n - u ra in e n -
i ' t h s - a . . -he ar-'erit an: !y-
'or s-n h nse and 'he (ompa-
p .
h " h t: e (b s i ' es I o act a s a
! a p: . i ' 'or s m b 1 ieenRe on
t!
' 'o be P'c. r li. d hi -lie Insur-
e c,,-,,., is-ioi .er. and before any
i "se to such :if-'ep' s Issued the
Insuiaipc Com rn issioi er shall satis
fy himself that hip h p rson so apply-!"-'
f"r lb i use as an auent is a per
son of eood n oral character, that he
h;is pot wilfully violated anv of ttie
'ncnr'irun pi, l. : r-..
. ia hi iniM riare. atul
that he is a Proper person for such ,
Position
The Kinr of All lAatlve.
For constipation us rir. Kinp's
New Fife Pills. Paul Mathulka, of
Buffalo. N. Y.. says they are tne
"kinp of all laxatives. They are a
blessine to all my family and I al
ways keep a box at home." Get a
box and pet well again Price 2'c.
At Druggists or by mall.
H. E. Bn"klen & no.. Philadelphia
or St. Louis. Adv.
fOR SALE: Manilla Second-sheets
at Gazette office. Attractive price
la Ursa lota.
! TALKS ON !
! ADVERTISING f
o t
o
o
Don't
Take It
Easy
Tlli:i:i: are Pi's of merchants
u I; . ! or. ne to lake things
e..-y w !,. a I bei Mioiild he up
a l.d i t is i it I iera IWe
I ; . i.tv la. y or be. au-se they
sh . ; k i .. ' . ng a u K- ne. hut rat It
er i - - ' I of bei ;i g iineerta in
. !. . t " a 1 e a I h t i n 1 1 : m:
P - r "' i : -T v is to ihing
II,;: ..i a I rli I 111 liVlT'lo. ,, .
t rn ,ie p' ' - - i hi i it ie l ll it'll I lie pa I'
rei p-'si lio.V ell. lire- llilll I" d
I el, ip Me li -it Hi h-.-.t: e he
iloe-n'I ktaci bo v. ;il.r t.lkili ;
llllVil'iai'.'l' of the low ''"St o''
Or! el'l IP.
Is w it bin Pis -.one
W I.', h 1 ' him ! o . r T.ele
with el en the la rge-t ! o:. il or
del' lio:i-.e- ;.ot in hi- ' .ediate
iri nil i . 11- tails to ia 1 , .e t lia 1
his tie!. I I'm- trade vastly
broadeiie I and th d be ran ship
a'al deliier tfimiN far more
euirkly to r.iiisiimers v. dhtn his
di -t rirt t ban any o"o ' -
To take ad a n'.'l "e of the-e
featilia s of Ihe parrel ..ost he
ox ,'.iii -ut .an effective ad
i rrl Fin ' campaign tit will pay
bi'ii now wheie it wouldn't I'1
limes p.asti and organ l.'e an elll
cieiil shipping and correspond
eiu-e dot ri rt merit. The results
will not be luti)' in coming;.
i;FT oft
ami iifsit.f:
"f;al Advertisements'
mmi-ioi:i; s m.i: or i,i.
I ii .b r and h virtue of an older
of t).. Sni'i'i ;nr Co u M,. o ' i i a .-' o n
I 'i .ii t. ' v. made .u the s; ;a! am. il
:i. . d "haiM I'. I .::;'! r. .u!-
ii- i!!-";.aii-. .aL:aiiist Mary iiaiilwii
e l.d oil's." ! !,e lit,,'.. r.sisl.Cil . Olil-
ti :ss op it will on
vi-:i n . Mi;cn nil. him,
at 11 o'i lo.-i A M. a' Vount Holly,
ilas'ou County. i' . f.e, r for sale
to 'he 1. ii: h i -' bidder lor a -1. t liar
certain tra t of land I ! I : u and
In in t: n Kiii'i' llend Tow iisbi". (las
ton i '-i;iif y. Voi'th ad;o!l
ir :l' Die 1 inds f M's Ada c I!,.K, .
1,'obe t I )a i ii port . and o'Tiers. and
b,r;n.p d as '..I'-m'-- !:. t n ir at
a st . . ii, ;i e old pun d ru tis
t hem (i S f '1 V. 'J 1-1 nob to a
White I lal. : thrnre S ) II - I W " J
"-s .ob - to a s'om : tin m e X 12 W
f2 1-1 l ob s 'o a s'n-e: Co in e N 1 r,
1-1 F HI "- pubs to the becinnlnp.
Containing' L'M aires, mote or less.
The same to be sold suh'ert tn, or
b'SK the wo low's iliiui ". to be ailot
' d Prior to date of sale.
This February 2. 10 14.
IiAVIl) !'. DFFFIVC.Fn.
Com u; i s.-ione r
T-MH c r,.
moi: r; (.i:i:s of i.m.
lly i irt ne ol the power o; s..l
con : a ! I; id . :i :. . . rt. in n.ui i ibid
i n nr. d !,;. Ihiir.-l Axiy .i;.d u Te
to tin- nioli t -d-pi d. dati d ') tobet"
1 ". I 1' 1 ". and n ' s'( : ( (1 in Hon. v 2
,a t paL-e 17 1 in the ollirc of Ibe Ki
ister of Iliads of ila.sloti Coillitv, de
fault h a iriLf In n made in tie ; ay
P i I r o' the indebted!! ss se- hi. d
thiiebi. I v. : ' 1 .-!! at public a'pron
to the i:l-1,i s' hiibb r for ea.-h, at
the Court Mo'ise door in Fastonia,
V. (' . at twelve i 1 - i o'i bv h Noon,
on
MOMHY. MMU'll 2 VI), mil.
the foj loivi i, l' drsrribid lot or par
o I of land si'ua'id on North Marl-f-'ta
.s'tret in the Fitv of ilastonia,
N". (' ,:
1'eL'iri iii:r at a s'one on the west
side of Ma .' ' a st et 1 . .", 1-1 feet
Ironi the North iv st i orn r of Fin
coin Ave. (fornurly Fifth St.l and
t,ari(tta Stnif on V. H. Puetfs
lit!", aid runs North F2 decree
West ::-1 i t to a stone, corner
of Ithvpe land: thence with Hhyne
line South v i :'i West t 1 .1 2S-IM0
fe f t0 a s'ono. corner of lot No. IS
on plot recorded In Book 2C, page
" '7 in Kciris'or of Deed's office;
t'.iwe with 1 no of said lot No. IS.
.".-4 f I to a stone: thence East
ward in a direct line to the bepin-
nln p.
This :inth day of Jan.. 1914.
.1. AFONZO IHIYN'E,
Mortpapee.
T-F24 c4w
John Little vs. Mttlejohn.
Rock Hill Herald.
GafTney pulled orT a municipal pri
mary this week and the two leading
candidates for mayor were John Llt
le and Littlejohn. There was a
third candidate and he was In th
contest Just enough to make It nec
essary for Little and Littlejohn to
run in a second primary.
Colds. constiTatlTand headache
fivin J"7,C0mm0r, affl,cons and re
lieving the constipation helps the
Foley Cathartic Tablets because they
are very prompt and thoroughly
cleansing, with absolutely no un
pleasant effecta. A whole bottle full
fo- 2- -nts. For sale by all Deal
era. AdV.
Thomson's
Remarkable Offerings 0 n
Ladies' Spring Coat Suits
High quality, stylish tailored spring suits at
prices almost impossible to duplicate else
where. These prices mean a big- saving to
all who take advantage of them.
We are showing a line of ladies' spring
suits in navy, Copenhagen, tan, leather and
brown shades, priced at $15.00, $18 00
$22.50 and $25.00. ' '
It's a money saving chance for you that
y-iu can't afford to overlook. Come and
see how much we can save you on your
spring coat suit at this store.
The Thomson Mercantile Co.
Gastonia, N. C.
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R. H. DeBUTTS. D. P. A..
Charlotte. N. C
O. C. ANDREWS, Agent.
Gastonia, N. C
Gastonia Mutual
Building and Loan
Association
NINETEENTH SERIES
NOW OPEN
Ser"fs No. 6 matured Jan
uary 1, 1914, paying $100.25
per share. $40,000 loaned
in 1913. Profits more than
1 7 per cent, on the invest
ment, or 5 and 3 4 per cent,
annual interest on dues, is
our past record.
E. G. McLURD,
Secretary and Treasurer
Office at Gaston Loan and
Trust Co.
Attention Farmers
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(i AS TON OOl'.NTY TO TIIF FACT
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