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ncs two J THB CASTOXIA CA2CTTE. rniDiv, jriAr-t, laic; The Gastoni a Gazette. miDAY, JCLY 14, 1910.' Library Notes Mew Series Wow Open ' Ernest Thompson Seton and hi deliahtful and Interesting animal stories ' need no introduction. In f'Wild Animal Ways." a capital title for a capital book we meet many ': new four-fooetd friends. Mr. Seton ' knows animals and tells bis stories about Individuals in such a clever ' way ' that thousands who before 'reading them had known little of animal nature, have learned some- thins of the ways of the wild creat ',' ore and love them as does Mr. fe- ton himself. Aside from the de lightful stories of Wild Animal v Ways, Mr. Ceton's drawings are al- ways clever and amusing. Oscar Wilde's beautiful tales have been ginning greater and greater appreciation and we hail with Joy these most delightful tales from this gifted author. "The Happy Prince and Other Fairy Tale6, is a splendid collection of stories that the grown ops will enjoy as thoroughly as tne children. The tales are told in an entirely . original manner and tee Idea is clever and poetic. They are unusual and full of charm, and it Is safe to predict great popularity for this splendid collection of fairy tales. . The Gastonia Mutual Build ing & Loan Association opens its 24th and matures its 11th series. We Are Makiof New Records In SALES, LOANS, and MATURITY Cost to mature stock amounts to $83.50. Mutual in fact as well as in name. E.G.McLURD Secretary and Treasurer Office at Gaston Loan &4 Trust- Co. I1 1 "C -!"T&e Cock, the Mouse and the Lit tie Red Hen" the tiny tots will w el come this charming little book as a delightful addition to the library The little red hen is a good house keeper and when the cock and the mouse are unwilling to help ber, sue very cheerfully does the work her seu. sne snows wnat a very re sourceful creature she is by the clev er way she eaves the cock, the mouse And herself from the wicked old fox Alf the children will be delighted, with, this very attractive book. . "Tad and His Father." This sto ry of the home-life of Abraham Lin coln gives us a glimpse of the great eess and sweetness of Lincoln's na ture. The story tells of the period during which" Lincoln occupied tne White House, and of the strong bond that existed between the president and his son; Tad. as the boy was called, a typical boy, full of hign 1 1 irits and energy, he kept the house hold busy and the president was called daily to straighten out his difficulties. - We cannot read Lauris- toa Bullard s appreciation of Lin coln's life and character without feel ing greater respect and admiration or tne sterling qualities wblch are always associated with Lincoln, as an appreciation of Lincoln's nature, "Tad and His Father," should take a "prominent place among the trib utes to the memory of the Martyr President. 'Girls of the Morning Glory Camp Fire." As an organization the Camp Fire Girls has spread with wonder ful rapidity and appeals to both tne girls and their parents because Its teachings are the best. Althougn the writer, I sa belle Homibrook, has based ber story on the camp Ore work which she understands thor oughly. the book will be enjoyed to the utmost by every one who has tne good fortune to read It. The writer gives us Interesting glimpses of tne New England coast and her knowl edge of matters connected with tne sea adds greatly to the interest or the story. The book is full of inci dent and humor and will receive a most, hearty welcome. A Southern Summer Plan. Charlotte Obesrver. Mr. F. P. Hall, superintendent ot schools for Gaston county, has been long recognized as among the fore most educational promoters in North Carolina and be has just mapped out a new line of summer school endeav or taht will add to bis reputation. The town of Belmont has been se lected as the scene of summer school operations under a novel plan. Tbe scheme has been devised for the ben efit of the boys and girls of that sec tion and it will- provide both enter tainment and employment for them. As Mr. Hall, himself, expresses It, the Belmont venture "will be school without a text book." His plan is of a character that will inter est all advocates of education in tne State. Mr. Hall has made a begin ning with an enrollment of 100 boys and girls. He has placed the former inder charge of Mr, Ray Armstrong, of Gaston county. For the manage ment of tbe girls he has selected Miss Laura Watt, of Mecklenburg. There will be, no regular program. Tbe pupils meet at the school bouse in the mornings-and the instruction varies from story-telling to black board exercises. The aim of tne school is to keep tbe children off tne streets in the summer, and give them wholesome and instructive play so that they will develop physically and be better 'equipped for work when school begins next fall. Consequent ly the greater portion of the time is spent out of doors for physical de velopment. A tramp through tne woods, studying nature, or a lesson in swimming at the pool constitute some of the dail duties. Belmont is largely a, cotton mill town ana when school is over a number of boys and girls are not old enough to work , and are thrown upon tne streets. In order to avoid this, tne mill men of the town are supporting the experimental school for the en tertainment and instruction of tne children during vacation days. Tne time is pretty close at hand when the North and the balance of the country will be coming to the ckutn for the best ideas on education well as in all classes of welfare work. Oil the Clara Mill diamond Tuesday afternoon tbe Boogertown base-ball team defeated the team , from ' Pleasant Ridge. Tbe score was 11 to 3. ::x- Mr. Walter X. Rhyne left tbe nrst of the month for New YorK . city, where he will spend about two months attending the summer school of Columbia University. Mr. zinyne- nas accepted a position as principal of the schools of Walnut Cove, Stokes county, and will enter . upon his duties at tbe beginning or the fall term. FAMILY AVOIDS SERIOUS SICKNESS lj Being Constantly Supplied Witi ; Inedford'a BUck-DrasgU. McDuff, Va. "I suffered for several rears," says Mrs. J. B. Whittaker, of bis place, "with sick headache, and Stomach trouble. Ten years ago a friend told me to try Thedford Black-Draught, which 1 did. and 1 found it to be the best family medi- eine lor young and old. 1 keep Black-Draught on hand an the Bme now, and when my children feel a true bad, the ask me for a dose, and it Con them more good than any medicine tiey ever tried. We never have a long spell of slck ttst ia our family, since we commenced es:r; Clack-Draught." r . . TheJford's Black-Draught Is pure! r-utile, and has bees found to reeo weak stomachs, aid digestion, re- :v; indigestion, colic, wind, nausea, che, sick stomach, and similar I: ' -s been fa" constant ' use ! bf more . J r"" and has beneE&d more j reopie. t. rr. v - r ji ftzg Md recommends ,L Price only 25c Get a ..-y.-;.t ..- ;. i , Kcq GASTOXLA EXCITES ENVY. Charlotte Observer. The party of Charlotte educators who went over to Gastonia yesterday to make Inspection of the modern schools buildings and equipment wbich the school authorities of that city have placed at the service or the public, came back with emotions that rather conflicted. There was no attempt at concealing pride over tne manifest spirit of educational prog ress in Gastonia as exemplified in tne excellent buildings that have been provided and there was small at tempt at concealing disappointment that Charlotte is not able to "point with pride, same as Gastonia does. The Gastonia buildings one. at least represents the newest in de sign and equipment and the envious spirit was bard to repress. But ir C harlotte cannot just yet boast ot tbe latest in buildings and equipment, this ity can lay Just claim to one or the finest systems of education and to one of the finest examples in man agement that will be found any where. Charlotte may be a little backward in buildings, but in pro ducing educational results is romlng alon? at a evry satisfactory rate. r '- ' ''" IDEAL Beautiful BLA.NCH SWEET IN "THE THOUSAND DOLLAR HUSBAND" -PARAMOUNT This Insurance Agency offers that kind of expert service that will advise you how to reduce fire hazards in your property and thereby reduce rates and it also offers the protection of ONLY SAFE, STRONG COMPANIES. Remember these two important facts when you place your fire insurance. A share of your patron age is invited. J. WHITE WARE INSURANCE Represented by V. E. Long Phone 201. CiL Nit Bank Bid. i a m m mm mtm ' pj Ve Will Sell You a Lot In v andBafldYonrHome According to your plans. The terms are easy too. Come in and talk it orer. Gastonia Insurance and Realty 'Company Real Estate Dept Phone 89. Gastonia, N.C W. T. Rankin, Pres.-Treas. R. G. Rankin, Andrew E. Moore, Vice-Prests. E. B. Brittian, Secretary PROFESSIONAL OABD3 A - -" 1 r . ...... i n "7 I. J ff : :,f m . J Frank L. Costner REGISTERED PHARMACIST (FT51. TEE.VTH YEAR.) It. H. Jordan A Oo Ckarlotte. W. n Telephone and mail orders receive prompt attention. Nnrsee Register. W. B. MOEEIS " REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST Eyes examined and glasses properly fitted at Terremce-Morrfs Go's, DR. PETERSON Chronic Disease, Nerve" and Food Specialist WOMAN'S BEST DOCTOR .All Over Iebo's Dept. Store. Medicines furnished at his Office. GASTONIA, N. C The three important links in the chain of confidence Quality Right Drugs means more than purity it also means potency. We buy only drugs or standard strength and keep them in a way which insures against deterioration. Put us to the Quality Test. Service Drug stores have character just the same as people. We want you to visit our store and judge it by the convenien ces and service whicb are provided to safeguard the inter ests of our customers. Our rapidly increasing trade proves that our methods are appreciated. Prices Careful and extensive buying enables us to furnish the highest grade of goods at prices lower than you often pay for inferior goods elsewhere. However, we never sacrifice purity for price. We are In a position to promote your best interests in every way and we wish to add you to our list of loy al, satisfied customers. ADAMS DRUG CO. IIINTON t NOItOW, Pr.ps. "THE NVAl STORE PHONE 25 General Clarence R. Edwards, Com mander In Canal Zona. OFFERS IXVIXG CCT by Oiaeei-jst.; V;J rioadis 6ral MonlemVy M. Ms ? , tmb, VnH4 StatM Amy. Handnome Prize to he Given by Mr. H. A. Shirley, of Winston-Salem, For lie Original Musical Com-o- Kltkm by orth t arollntan. To encourage original musical composition in North Carolina and properly recognize work of merit. Mr. H. A. Phirley. dean of music of Salem Academy and College, Win- ston-nalem, and president of tbe North Carolina Music Teachers' As sociation for the year 1915. has an nounced the offer of a loving cup for the beet musical composition by a North Carolina composer during tne year ending October 1, 191G. The cup will be awarded at tne next meeting of the North Carolina Music Teachers' Association witn the State Teachers' Assembly. AH contestants shall send their manuscripts to the President of the North Carolina Music Teachers' As sociation, Miss Martha A. Dowd, of Raleigh, on or before October 1st, using an assumed name in order that the judges may decide on tbe merits of each composition before knowing who the composer is. The real name and assumed name shall be enclosed in a sealed envelope with each rnaou-1 How'sThis? "W offer Oat Hundred Dollars Se- irara for any case of Catarrh tbat eaa not be cvrod by Hall's Catarrh Cur. Hill's Catarrh Cur has been Ukaa by catarrh ssfferers . for the past tairty-nvo years, and has become knewa as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure acta thru the Blood on the Macona awrfacea, pallia; the Poison from the Blooa aad heaUaa; th diseases' portions. Alter yon have taken Hall's Catarrh Car for a short tint y will1 aeo a Brest taprovetit la roar freoaraj health, - Start taking- Hall's Catarrh Car at one aad ret rid Of Catarrh. Seat for teetlnioalala free. r.J. CHEKXT OCX, Toledo, Okln. U by ail Druggista. Tsa. PIEDMONT AXD NORTHERN RAIL WAT CO "THE ELECTRIC WAT." Between Gastonia and Charlotte. Schedule Effective 8unday, July 9th, 1916. Station. 204 West Main Avenue. uastonia. L,v. Gastonia . 7:00 A. M. Lv. Gastonia 9:00 A. M L,v. Gastonia 11:00 A. M. Lv. Gastonia 1:00 P. M. Lv. Gastonia 3;00 P. M Lv. Gastonia 5:00 P. M. Lv. Charlotte 7:00 P. M. Lv. Gastonia 9:45 P. M. Lv. Charlotte 8:00 A. -M. Lv. Charlotte 10:00 A. M. Lv. Charlotte 12:00 A. M Lv. Charlotte 2:00 P. M Lv. Charlotte 4:00 P. M Lv. Charlotte 6:00 P. M. Lv. Charlotte 8:00 P. M. Lv. Charlotte 11:00 P. M Connection made at Mount Holly with 8e&board Alf Line, at Gastonia with Southern Railway and Carolina a Northwestern Railway. The above schedule figures and connections are published as Infor mation only and are not guaranteed. E. THOMASSON, General Manager. c. 8. allen. Traffic Manager, Greenville, S. C. script, to be opened after a decision has been reached. . The judges shall be three In num ber, to be named by the officers or the North Carolina Music Teachers Association. The loving cup snail belong to the successful contestant until the next meeting of tbe North Carolina Musie Teachers' Association, when It shall pass to the author of the best composition for that year. If at any time no composition. of sufficient merit Is submitted to the Judges, the prize shall remain with the last successful contestant until an award. Is made.'..,":;,- ;.",. ' .-. When, any person shall save woa the cup three times It shall become hie personal rmjoertr.-''" ' :"'"" The Greensboro Daily News $ 2 . 50 cash with order, to new subscribers from now until November 30. Tour acceptance of this special price will also entitle you to a free copy of our Handy Almanac and Encyclopedia, a book that you will find invaluable, containing many Important facts, statistics and figures for which you have frequent use. Order The Daily News today and get the greatest benefit of this special price. Remember this is campaign year and we han dle the news impartially. . GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS GREENSBORO, N. C REGULAR VISITORS to our receiving teller's window are thOEe who are sure to prosper; For there is no prosperity without sav ing and the best way to save is to make a deposit every pay day.-' Any, reason why you shouldn't begin? Gaston Loan and Trust Company Gaitonltw N. r :' i :'t OS A WEEK'S CAMPIXG TRIP. The members. of the Dainty Tea Club, composed of live young ladles. left the city Wednesday morning for a week's trip to . tbe mountains with Mrs. C. B. Armstrong ae chaperose; While) away they will visit Chimney Rock and will camp near there. The members of the club who made the trip are Misses Ethelda Arm strong, Barney Boyce, adie Thorn son, Christine Sloan and Mary La Far. Miss Lola Rankin, Mr. Raleigni Armstrong and little Miss Mildred: Armstrong accompanied the party as guests. v' Tork Newa 10th: Robert T. Chapman and Miss Nannie Fergu son, both of Lowell, N. C, were married la Tork Saturday afternoon Probate Judge L. R. . 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