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THE GASTONIA GAZETTt. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919". The Gamonia Gazette. WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919. THE HALF HOLIDAY. ASK US ABOUT THE PAGE TWO. The holiday idea is fast growing in North i'arolina cities. It is a small- tdzed town nowadays that does not have a half holiday some time during the week, generally on Wednesday or Thursday, for the benefit of the fmiilovees of the several stores and business houses. It this connection 1 the following from the Salisbury I'ost : The Salisbury Tost is most enthu siastic over the step taken by States Tille and Concord in the rule giving all the stores in the city a half-holiday one day in the week. 1 'uncord observes Thursday as its rest after noon, and the plan works well. The long hours in the stores makes the half holiday almost imierative dur ing th e hot sunimcr months, and it is certain that the merchants of Sal isbury would continue the practice 'f the afternoi ft" if they were to try the plan for one sca-oii. Concord Tribune. It is a l' 1 scheme, no doubt, and we do not -ee that any one will be the loser by a universal ha If holiday. Those merchants who have tried it here, and elsewhere, no doubt, have found it pays in the long run. Along this .-Hine line the advertis ing writer of Ivey's in Store News says : "Charlotte is improving rapidly in its attitude toward holiday giving. It isn't so many years ago that all kept open every night until i or 0, and Saturdays until 11, and giving an ex tra hour for Christmas dinner was a very special disensatlon. Now, we close Thanksgiving, the Fourth and Christmas, and don't do any business Saturdays after fi in the summertime. The nest step is the doing away of Saturday night work entirely. That's been a long time coming, but it's nearly here. STILL BETTER WILLARD $Vhy is the WILLARD STORAGE BATTERY the standard equipment on 90 per cent of the Cars? Because it is made by the oldest manufacturers of Storage Batteries in America? No! But because it sets the pace for all others to follow. And the WILLARD Threaded Rlbb er Insulation marks the climax in Storage Battery development. Electrical Engineers know that insulation is the most important single factor in the effi ciency and long life of any electrical apparatus. This is particularly true of the Storage Bat tery. A Battery with poorly insulated plates dies an unnatural death in short order. Is it indistructable? No. and minimum trouble. A Storage Battery never was. But it gives maximum service Ar-';v:d trains Mhe.-wix- ::. I The ff.!l., lished as i.-if Arrives f ro.'ii Scmh'in Railroad 12:10 4 :." 4 :o j 5:.V : o :.'. 10: 0.j Mil! v. 10 12 .3.1 5o 4:50 5:20 :05 9:25 11:40 n:ri i.wl' : W;, am h;. i..f, Hi, am V:j-'!. N. w am A'i;;:t;i am harlot!. am At la lit a am X. (): .'in- I'.:r.;i:N am W.i-h. N'-n Y'- k mi V- in iii. -' r i i ie fiin Atlant.'i-' ireeiiv.ile pin Daiivil.i -- 'harlntte I-in Atlanta pm Wash. New Y"rk prn HirmghamAtkuita 4 : ' ' : 1': 4 : inn I - IT 1 pm am 'n. an, pin C. & N. W. Railroad. 9:19 am Chester-York 4:",ii j,m 4:40 pm Edgemont-Lenoir 9:25 am UNITED STATES RAILROAD AD MINISTRATION DEPOT TICKET OFFICE r, Tekpbone No. 22. B. M. HOLLAND, Manager Gastonia Storage Battery Company WILLARD SERVICE STATION 210 N. Falls St Phone 538 GASTONIA, N. C, with tlje proper sort of cik-hui anemcnt they 1'iiuM lie reopened anl worked o-t ullv. It to hoped tliat the Caldwell county venture will prove prof itahle and that the other mining indus tries in the tState may he revive'l. speak ing of the wealth of the State. The Ob server says: "The counties contiguous to Mecklen burg could furnish mineral sands and pottery clays to supply the Nation, hut the production of this san.l is killed by the tariff tinkers. The (iovernment couhl draw upon North Carolina for an appre ciate quantity of copper, iron, coal anil tin, to say nothing of gold anil silver, if it wouhl only take the trouble to come for it, abandoning reliance upon the re ports of official agents, for it is a fact stabiisheil by experience that private in vestors following upon the heels of the expert' invtstigtitors, have found what the experts have renorte.' docs not exist. The mica deposits m the western part of the ."state could be developed into a com men ial supply that would make the coun try independent of any other source, and yet what the experts have seen is not the possibilities under ground, hut the surface scrap heaps. In some sections of Jack son county the public roads are in natural macadam of mica. It is in that section, also, that the public highways are top soiled in the hardest of abrasive material, being the outcropping of the garnet beds. The (iovernment has made calls for feld spar, and'yet private corporations are the only agencies taking advantage of the enormous supplies which are to be had in Mitchell and surrounding couuties for the loading. WILL INVITE HOLLWEG AND HINDENBURG TO TESTIFY. (By International News Service.) PARIS. .Inly Count Bethmen Holl weg and General Von Hindenburg will be invited by the Allies to testify at the trial of the former Kaiser, but will not be granted immunity, it is learned this afternoon. It is understood the confer ence will refuse their offers to stand trial for the Hohemollern on the ground that he was responsible while others were only hirelings. Fifty cents brings The Gazette thre Booths. Try it REOPENING THE MINES. A news dispatch from Lenoir .T few days ago carried the information that the old silver mines of Caldwell county which had gone long unworked were soon to be reopened. Over one hundred years ago the minei Were operated in a reasonable successful way, considering the crude means at the disposal of the operatives. Speaking of this, The Charlotte Ob server is disposed to dwell at length on the mining prospects in general of North Carolina, citing the untold hidden min eral wealth of the State. "So long as the State has to depend upon the per functory investigations of luni-rnmriit experts sent out at intervals t make search for gold and silver, tin, rnppi-r and foal and oil i:- Ni-rth Caroling, ju-t s long will nothing ! doi.c " Ti e Ob server is igi.t. t 'tit 11 private i:.;t:aihe takes the lead in exploiting t: e mineral resources of Western Nortn :iM.i::.:i. t'n.v will remain iiid-h-n. In iaston e.iunty wme e;i ago, 'he tin mines win- Hi.:k"l to a -i-g'ee :n."e Or les.s, ):; fi'at'le. I !,. i a a t a .11- ,v :.: No Worms in a Healthy Child Ail children troubled with worms have an un healthy color, !, ti indicates pior blood, aod as a rale, thre is more or less stomach disturlianrr GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC given regularly for two or three weeks will enrith the tlood. im prove the digestion, and eu as a Geceral Strength ening Tonic to the whole system. Nature will then throw oft or dispel the worms and the Child wiU tat nerfect health. Pleasant to late. 60c per bottlt. RAILROAD SCHEDULES.; A Free Book About Preserving Every Housewife Should Have Even Beginners Can be Sure of Success by Fol lowing its Suggestions Good preserving is now very easy. Most of your preserving difficulties have come from using sugar alone. Make your prescr ing syrup with l2 Karo (Red Label) and a sugar and you can be sure of your results. You can always count on good, clear jams and jellies with th's recipe and you can be sure that they will :.ct grow touh or "candied" in the glzsz. This fine, clear Karo Syrup has a natural affinity fcr the fruit juices. It blends the sugar with the fruit and br:n3 cut the full "fruity" flavor. Fcr Cooking, Baking cr. l Cr.-.'.'y ! '.Ing Karo (Rzd be I) b r.icd '.. r.. :z cf homes. In cooking and 'r-.i ir. recipe use Kcro ir.ztc. d cf sugar. It ir. sweet, cf delice.te f.avi:, flavor cf the feed. brings cut the na t?D 17 57 A real crck bctk ir.clucir r A IVaili jtr sur. re.,-.t: ir. pr :set - ry bcxiy i.pprtcia'.t5. e..-l 1 t;t i h'.ci;c.i..cly illustrated. V.'rite us t.-xisv. Ir.t boo :i fite. CORN PHODUCTS REFINING COMPANY . O. bx I2t t C.ji T. B. HORRIS, So-'c R-.pretnt 1719 Hrt EiuJding Atli.-.u, C Use Vi Karo red label ) and1! sugar Makes perfect Jams jellies and preserves. Ls-. I 73 "1 H ft m; 1 a, '21?, 11 ii!m ih'iSr' -vyy SPARTANBURG S. C. FURNITURE DEALER RECOM MENDS NUMBER 40 FOR THE BLOOD IN SKIN DISEASES AND LIVER TROUBLE Mr. lii.l.ar.l Kiikson, a furniture ilealer who lives at No. 137 Forest Street, Si'.irtanlmrj:, t' was troulileil a reat ileal for several years with a breaking out that reseinhleil hrysijielas. Hefore we got the agency for Number 40 For the Uloo.i we s.il'l him many kimls of Moo.l remeilies and compounds recommended for skin troubles. He got no permanent relief, however, till we got him started on Number 40. He took several bottels till he was soon entirely relieved of th very disagreeable skin trouble. But he has not quit NumW 40. He nays now that he has found the best liver medicine on the market in Number 40 and will keep it on hand all the time and recommends it to his friends for a substitute for calomel. Todd Drug Company, per R. C. Todd. Number 40 For the Wood isde manded in rheumatic conditions, poisoning, rnal nutrition, auto-toxication, consti pation, liver and stomach troubles and all diseases arising from impure and poi soned blood. Made by J. ('. Mendenhall, Kvansville, Indiana. 4U years a druggist. AS A PROTECTION against sun and rain our auto tops and curtains are indispensable. No auto owner should travel without them. They take but little space, can be stowed away anywhere. They are light in weight bot strong in fabric and perfect in water proofing. Worth their weight in gold but cost very little. Ask us. W. A. KLUTTZ GASTONIA. N. C. Gastonian Theatre TODAY "The Littlest Scout" Special - Boy - Scout - Picture FEATURING PAUL BLACKTON Send the Children to see this Boy Scout Picture. They will enjoy it. Part of the Proceeds goes to Troop No. 3 Boy Scouts of Gastonia. THURSDAY: BRYANT WASHBURN In "Putting It Over" Paramount Double Header FRIDAY Cecil B. DeMille's Production 'DON'T CHANGE YOUR HUSBAND' And Charlie Chaplin in "SUNNYSIDE" HIS THIRD MILLION DOLLAR COMEDY Farm Life as it should be, with all Modern Methods made miserable by Chaplin in "SUNNYSIDE." Valet to Fowls, Cows and Pigs, Head Waiter at Sunnyside Hotel, and sadly bested in Love by creases in his Rival's Pants. Chore-Boy Charlie has Tragic Existence. Come and Enjoy a Good Laugh.
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