THZ CASTONIX GAZETTE.
FEIDAT, JANUA2Y 24.191.
: Above, Net A;lnst '
Ye may not be able to dissipate the
forces which war against us, but we
- cao strengthen the forces which range ;
.themselves for, us. We may not be
able to change the conditions In . which
; wre most lire, bat we can train our
, selves to be more brave and patient la
their endurance; to keep our spirits
.above them. Instead of In constant lr
litatloa against then', r
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Never in our history have we been so amply prepared to serve you with such beautiful apparel as at the present time.
Our stocks are complete and we believe, quality considered you will find our values superior to anything you have yet
see.n. we are now 01161100;
On our entire stock of coats, coat-suits arid dresses and if you are in need of winter apparel here is your chance to get it
at a great saving. Check over the following prices and plan to be here early Saturday for the best garments are going fast
$22.60 Suite, Coats,, Dresses, now $16.88
$25.00 Suits, Coats, Dresses, now $18.75
$30.00 Suits, Coats, Dresses, now -$22.60
$35.00 Suits,: Coats, Dresses, now $26.25
$37.50 Suits, Coats, Dresses, now. $28.13
This is not
for you to
terms that
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Controlling the Winds.
Controlling the winds Is not yet an'
aviation triumph. . If an arcraft starts
from 'one point to another due east.
,and there. is a, wind blowing of 15
miles an hour northeast. . that will
clearly have to be taken Into consider
ation, and the compass course altered
(before ascending), according to th
total distance of the Journey, , , ;
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; QAY, youTl have a streak of smokeluck thatH
' O put pep-in-jrour-srookemotor, all right, if youH
- ring-in with a jimmy pipe or agarette papers ana
nail some Prince Albert for packing!
Just between ourselves, you
never .will wise-up to high-spot-smoke-joy
until you can call a pipe
by it first name, then, to bit the
peak-of-pleasure you land square
on that two-fisted - man -tobacco,
Prince Albert I
Well, sir, youll be so all-fired
happy you'll want to get a photo
graph of yourself breezing up the
pike with your smokethrottle wide
open I Talk about smoke aport!
Quality makes Prince Albert so
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VL J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, Winston-Salem, N. C
of mpencbbl. Styfeh
For Ladies
25 Discount
.! "P a The Easy Vifey Plan"
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a cash sale and you will find the same liberal terms during this sale as always. There is no reason whatever,
do without suitable, stylish clothing when we are offering you the best that money can buy on such easy
you will never miss the small amount paid out each week or month. V
!G6me lri Salxirday Sii
Ave.
. ' '-; Kauri Gum. . '
The kauri gum district of New Zen
land covers an area of approximately
91000 acres. From kauri, gnm
(namd after the kaorf pine) la made
the hlgb-grade Tarnishes used for fur
niture and for automobiles. Since the
discovery of the gam by an American
sea captain in 1853, New Zealand has
produced kauri to the value of $92,-
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appealing all along the smoke line.
hten who never before could
smoke a pipe and men who've
smoked pipes for years all testify
to the delight h hands outl P. A.
can't bite or parch I Both are
cut out by our exclusive patented
process t
Right now while the going's
good you get out your old Jimmy
pipe or the papers and land on
some P. A. for what ails your
particular amokeappetite 1
and Misses
$40.00 Suits, Coats, Dresses,
$45.00 Suits, Coats, Dresses,
$55.00 Suite, Coats, Dresses,
$65 00 Suits, Coats, Dresses,
$75.00 Suits, Coats, Dresses,
TODAY'S CASUALTY LISTS
: CONTAIN 363 NAKES.
1 (By International News Service.)
' WASHINGTON i Jaa. 24. The fol
lowing army casualties are reported , by
the commanding general of the American
expedilionary forres:. '
V ' .:. ; 8ECTI0N OKE.
Wounded Severely, 180, among whom
the following men from North Carolina
are listed i ' Privates G rover O. Wilson,
Beaulaville, oreni Priee, Borky Mt,
and Doaald P. Wade, FayettevUIe.
SKCTION TWO.
Killed in action, 33; died of wounds,
28; died of accident or other cause, 10;
died of airplane accident, 1 ; died of dis
ease, 44; missing in action, 43 ; total.
103. .:: ' -: . ' ' ;
' The only North Carolinian listed in
section two is Private Lloyd Lawson, of
Robersonville, who died of disease.
MARINE CORPa
The followisg casualties in the Ms
rine Corps are reported by the command
ing general of the American expedition
ary force : ,
Killed in action, 3; died of wounds,
7; died of dbeae, 3; wounded, degree
undetermined, 2; wounded slightly, 1;
missing in action, 4; total, 20.
CORRECTICX&
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre
viously reported killed in action: Pri
vate Raymond V. Elliott, Winston-Sa
lein. Died ef disease, previously report
ed died of wounds: Private Lewis Bat
tie, of Battleboro.
THURSDAY'S CASUALTY LISTS
CONTAINED 300 NAMES
(By International News Service.)
WASHINGTON, Jan. 23. The fol
lowing army casualties are reported by
the commanding general of the American
expeditionary, forces:
v SECTION ONE.
Killed in action,' 45 ; died of wounds,
44 ; died of accident or other cause, 9;
died of disease, 11; wounded severely,
20; missing in action, 7 total, 136.
The following men from North Caro
lina are listed in section. one: '
Killed in Aetipn: Privates James M.
Beason, Climax, and Garfield Lowrye, of
Pembroke.
Died of Wouuds: Private Albert H.
Walser, Blowing Rock.
SECTION TWO.
Died of disease, 59; wounded severely,
105; total, 164.
. The following North' Carolinians are
listed in section two:
Died of Disease Privates Thomas E.
Lewellyn, Bound Peak, and Sam James
Lewis, Raleigh.
Wounded Severely: Corporal Horton
Bledsoe, Todd.
Missing in Action, previously reported
wounded severly : Private William Far-
ris, Madison.
Returned to Duty, previously reported
missing in action: Corp. Charles Mas-
sey, North Charlotte.
sses-
now - -$30.00
now $33.75
now $41.25
now $48.75
now $56.25
Gastonia, N, C
McAdenvilIe llatters.
Correspondence of The Caaette. ."
MeADENVILLE, Jan. 22. Mr. . and
Mrs, A. M. Dixon, of Gaston ia, were the
guests ef Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Ray Sun
day.' '.- .' :, k.;
i Messrs. B, B. and E. C Ray, sworn
panicl by Mr.' A. M. Dixon, were the
guests of Mr. Abner xlutchisaa at Mt
Holly Sunday afternoon.
Ms. Vester Farrington- Brows, of
Kannspolis, Is spending a few days wiib
Mr, and Mrs. Will Farrington.
Mr. and Mrs. .George Ingram, of Al
bemarle, are spending some time with
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cloninger.
Mr. Sam Wright is very ill with influ
enza. Jbere are very few canes oa our
mill hUL V
Miss Lou Pool is very ill, but hasat
influenza.
Miss Lettie Cashion, who has been very
ill with bloodpoison, is stiil critically ill.
Mrs. Mildred Guins, of Richmond, Va.,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Slierer.'near here. . ,
Mrs. Guss Webb spent 'Tuesday with
her sister, Mrs. L. N. Bell, at Rex.
Prcf. J. L. Webb will sing ail day
Sunday at Kettle Shoals academy. -
Mr. Lee Moseley, one of our wounded
soldier boys from France, is now run
ning the cosl trucks at MeAdenvule for
the ctsmpany. .
Felt His Importance, i t
Herbert waa asked to band the tool
to hit father, who was tinder the car
trying to repair It. For this his fa
ther praised, him, telling him he had
oeen or great assistance. When they
reached homo and explained to his
mother why they were late Herbert
promptly added : "Tea, and If there
hadnt been two of us men along wt
might not be here yet"
' All Biblical Towns.
It was at Lydda, which was "nigh
unto Joppa," that Peter restored
Aeneas, "who had kept his bed eight
years and was sick of the ptlsy," and
It was, of course. In Joppa Itself that
Peter restored Tabitba to life, r Hero
also he lodged for a time "with one
Simon a tanner, whoso house Is by
the seaside," and it was her that he
saw the wonderful vision which taught
him th universality of Christianity.
TREASURER'S ANNUAL SXP0ST.
(Continued from page 6.)
sinking fund note, $120.
Feb. 11. Kendrick Bros., Jnfc on
sinking fund note, $120.
March 30. W S Painter, interest on
sinking fund note $17.73. J -
April 12. John R Rankin, interest on
sinking fund note, $80.28.
April 17. O B Stowe, Int. on sinking
fund note, $00.
April 9. C B Armstrong, interest on
sinking fund note,, $150.
April 27. Thos. L Craig, interest on
sinking fund note, $300.
May 6. T L Ware, int on sinking
fund note $45.
May 11. Mrs. Leutitia A Hawkins,
int. on sinking fund note, $18.
H L White, int. on sinking fund note,
$45.
May 15. F Dilliog, int on sinking
fund note, $45.
May 21. J White Ware, interest on
sinking fund note, $45.
May 22. A Q Kale, interest on sink
ing fund note, $150.
July 1. T M Bradley, interest on
sinking fund note $12.
July 9. J N Hanna, principal of
sinking fund note, $000, int on sinking
fund note, $42.60 $642.60.
July 13. J D Hall, interest on sink
ing fund note, $75.
July 18. 11 W White, principal of
tinking fund note $1,500, int. $18.75
$1,518.75.
July 'i'Z. Kendrick Bros., interest on
sinking fund note, $120; F Dilling, int
n sinking fund note, $150.
Oct 7. John R Rankin, interest on
sinking fund note, $80.28.
Nov. 2. T L Ware, interest on sink
ing fund note, $45.
Nov. 6. C B Armstrong, interest on
sinking fund note, $150.
Nov. 13. Thos. L. Craig, intercut on
sinking fund note, $300.
Nov. 15. J White Ware, interest on
sinking fund note, $45.
Nov. 15. F Dilling, sinking fund note
1,500 and interest $45 on same, $1,545.
Nov. 16. Mrs. Leutitia A Hawkins,
interest on sinking fund note, $18.
Nov. 27. G B Stowe, sinking fund
interest, $60.
Total , $749.75
Disbursements.
1918.
Jan, 7. Carl Finger, Tr., sinking fund
loan, J B nenson, $2,600.
March 5. Carl Finger, Tr., loan, A TJ
Stroup, $4,000.
April L Carl Finger, Tr., loan sink
ing fund, T E Johnson, $475.
Dec 2, 1918, baL on hand $ 244.75
$7,319.75
SINKING FUND AND S
' - -
Drawer .- Prin
J. W. and N. B. Kendrick .... ......
F. Dilling ...
T. I Ware
Thos. L. Craig '. , .
C B. Armstrong ........ .. . ......
A. VJ. Kale ........ ,.i....V
J. D. Hall
T. M. Bradley- ......
J no. C. Rankin and T L Ware....... ..
Q. B. Stowe ...... ....... .... .......
John p. Carpenter ..."
Robert G.Cherry ...... ......
J. White Ware a E. McNeely) ;...:;
T. P.. Rankin ...... ...."..,... ....
Jno. R. Rankin . . '-. A . , . ; ,i
Mrs. Leutitia A. Hawkins ...... ....
W. 8. Painter
J- B. Henson . .', , . . . ' .v . . . .
T. E. Jobnsoa t.,,..
A. Xf. Stroup ,,,.. , ,
t ' Respectfully submitted this 2nd day
" ub ribed and sworn to before e, .
OAD SUBSCRIPTION ROTES.
; ' :; ' J Principal
cipal
$ 4,000.00
5.000.00
1,500.00
10,000.00
.' 5,000.00
; 5,000.00
2500.00
400.00
600.00
2,000.00
2,000.00
1,000.00
1,500.00
1,000.00
1.676.151
600.00
590.83
' 2,600.00
475.00
4,000.00
$51,441.97
Accrued Int
$ 94.44 ,
: 101.67 ;
7.50 .
; 50.00
v ; 24.17
160.83 ;
72.50 '
11.33 -
.00 .
18.00 ' ,
119.67
60.83 :'
r .00
11.16
21.84 !,
i.8o :
, , 23.80
182.00
. 22.09
184)0 t
$1,166.63
. and Int :
$ 4,094.44',:
.5,101.67
1507.50
10,050.00
52t.l7
6460.83 :
' 2,572-50
I'. 411.33
. 600.00 .
2,018.00
.2,119.67
: 1,059.83
lOO.OO'
'-. 1,01 LIS
1.697JW
. 601.80 ;.
614.62
; 2,782.00
.: 497.09 ;
4,184.00.
$52,608.60 "
of Detember, 1918. '
. CARL FINGER, Treasurer,
this 2nd day of December, 1918.
1 rl'RANKIN, Auditor. '
(To Bo Continued)
Tb 5trenr Withstand th Winter
Cold Bettor Than Una Weak
Yon must have Health, Strength end En
durance to fight Colds. Grip and In&uenza,
When your blood to not In a healthy
condition and doee not circulate properly,
roar system U unable to withstand &e
winter oold. v-. ,- . . - -GROVE'S
TASTELESS CLI3 TCNIS
Portlflee' the System Against Colds, C;!p
and Influenza by Purify ia and EnricLinj
the Blood, ' '-
It contains the wefl-known tonla rrcp
ertiee of Quinine end Iron In a form
acceptable to the most delicate stomach,
end la pleasant to take. Yoocsn soon feel
to Strengthening, Invigorating LZxX. 63c
Dca't Prcd Yc-r
Liver to r.:I::3
m Ovsrms s Itlswwssa, Cftaslse
tisw, aUh HsaSmIm, qkly. ho
Ori4ag or Pale. Cearewtaed.
"' ' The organs of digestion, asslmlta 1
tlon and elimination ths itomu:li, :
Uvr and bowels ara clossly aliiad,
and ths proper action of any of thea
organs la largely dependent upon th
oorrect functioning" of all the others.
- "Whipping' your Uver into action
with calomel or forolng your .bowel
' with IrrlUtlng laxatives OS strong;
eathartlos Is a great mistake. A. bet
' ter, safer plan Is strengthenlnr and
toning ths whole dig estiva and eiimlna
tlve system with Nature's Rented
KR Tablet?; which not only bring
. Immediate relief, but genuine and last
ing benefit It acta on the stomach,
liver, bowels and kidneys, Improves
digestion and aaaimllaUon, overcemna
biliousness, corrects constipation and ;
quickly relieves sick headache.
Get your ayitem thoroughly cleansed -and
purified for once; stomach, liver
and bowels working together In .vig
orous harmony, and you will not have -
to take medicine every day Just take,
on NR (Tablet occasionally to keep,
your system in good condition and al
ways i eel your nest. Bemember it 1st
easier and cheaper to keep Well than. .
it la to get wed. -
Get a i&o box and try It with the
understanding that It must give you.
Ksater rejief and benefit than anr
wel or Uver medicine you ever vad
or no pay. Nature's Remedy (Ml
Tablets) ts sold, guaranteed and, .
recommended by your druggist .
KENNEDY DRUG CO.
ffjiL' TABLETS- W
Why Ms Galomll?
Dr. Thacher's Liver & Blood Syrup
will do all that calomel will do ana -without
the "after effects.'! -
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when the uver c kzy end f Ailed to do
Its vArlr fr tSa rrmh xv n a nnt at
condition, calomel was the standby.
xiy aua ty me uat rs ui caiuuiu iuuuu -tnt
thn Hfiftpf TVrts of tnkinir the
drug were C3 bad and more oftn wcrdQ
than tno nuraesi tor wmca m
taken. - v ,'.,.....;.'-'"'
Dr.Thachcr, In cccting a medicine
to take the place of calomel one that
wouia co (..i ua gooa laias wwuici
ifmM An n-1 rrnt-. leivn nnnA Cif Its evil
effects perfected Dr. Thacher's I lver ft
Clood 5yro izia wns la nsoz, ana
ah wr r c! !iMt fl i nrld 1 to the fXinfl-
rtenco of those who have used it.
MissBtrs!e Brewer, cf Chattanooga.
Xenn.. triea Cilomci. tae was aimer
ing with a very serious cold and grippo
ana nau no criJtTjm uawvi,
er'e Liver ti Elood Eyrup. She felft
better after tciing three dosee and she
soon got entirely well. I think Dr.
Th..K.,'d T nr T.1wl KvmO is
wonderful medicine," - t&nd
am very vnaiuaiu x ineu t.
For nearly three quarters of a century
this sterling preparation has been an
"old stand-bv" in thousands of homes
In treating tnenmatism, dyspepsia, in-
complaints.' It is a powerful tonicand
Diooa puriaer bhu iu .
the uuuost confidence. . -.
- WrlM Thacher Medicine Co., Czz -
tanc-eniuforacopyTh
Family uoctory oou. - ,
aympunns aM treatment of tr -
mon diseases. . -L' J. ,
Dr.Thacher"SJJverana iouu u ...
for tale by dcalea ta meUicinM evc -
Where, ,r . '
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