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WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1919. PAGE SEVER. .If TWO SOULS WITH BUT A SINCLE THOUGHT which is t hat our soda is cer tainly a rare tpeat. You have to ta-te it to know its goodness but once tasted nothing can stop yon from coming again. Try your first glass today. Why miss such a pleasure any longer f 8WEETLAND Confectionery and Ice Cream Parlor Phone 197 113 W. Main Avenue BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WILL MEET THURSDAY. E EXPERT REPAIRING 3 L PHONOGRAPHS J f WECORM 1 I MHE M YOU THINK OF UIYLRV-THtNK OF- I ) VINGET JEWELRY CO. I PAV CASH PAY LC8S PHONE 93. 4 fcpASTONIA. M.C. At Monday's Session Commissioners Or der Permanent Road Built from May worth to McAdenville. In regular monthly session Monday the county commissioners ordered a perman ent hard surface road huilt from May worth to McAdenville, a distance of two miles, on the following conditions: The asphalt it tar hinder to he-furnished by Mr. Stuart W. Cramer, the right-of-way to be secured hy Mr. John V. doves and the McAdeu Mills to build a bridge a cross a stream which will be on the right-of-way. This road will not be completed for some time but the commissioners de rided to use sand-clay in its construction within the near future so that it might be U9ed this year. Mr. (). I). Carpenter was authorized to build a road from near the Dallas High Shoals road to Hardin, Numerous other matters of a routine nature were disposed of during the day. The commissioners adjourned to meet a gain Thursday at which time they will set a date ordering the election on the sale of road bonds in the sum of $500, (mki, draw a jury for the August term of court and pass upon other matters that ninv be broutrht before them. IT HAS BEEN WORTH HOKE THAT $1,000 TO HER L & (VI SEMI-PASTE PAINTS BEST THAT CAN BE MADE Cost to you $3.25 a Gallon when made ready to use RECOMMENDED BY SATISFIED USERS FOR OVER 40 YEARS Obtain COLOR CARD from oar Agents or LONGMAN A MARTINEZ Mmirfactarwr New Yorfc PRESIDENT LANDED YESTERDAY Bv International News Service.) NF.W YoKK, July s. Amid the boom ing of cannon, the shrieking of sirens and whistles and the cheering of thousand the transport Ceorgo Washington is steam iiiI slowly up the bay this afternoon, ex peiting to dock at Hnlioken about three i, '. loc k. President Wilson and his party are to disembark and go immediately to Ciirneeio Hall where he will make his first - -h upon hi return. He is ex pected to start speaking about four and will afterward go immediately to Wash i ugtnn. NEW IS CHARGED WITH FIRST DEGREE MURDER. 0?y International News Service.) LOS ANtiKLKS, July s. Hardy New, who today was charged with murder in the first degree for killing his fiancee, Freda Lesser, on Saturday morning, will be arraigned in the Justice court late this afternoon. Golden Virginia tobacco, blended with just a dash of Turkish, not merely "cured", V j not just "sugar cured", but EniQp-sygair cyird) 13c 2 for 25c J U Large Foil Package v v 'y'i M s. Reese Declares She Hadn't Been Well in Fifteen Years Until She Took Tanlac Trcable Is Now Gone. I wouldn't take a thousand dollars iash fur the good Tanlac has done me," s.i.d Mrs. I.ula Keese, who resides at loofl Hi. ks Street, Augusta, Georgia. It may sound strange, but I had suf fered with stomach trouble, rheumatism and neuralgia until I got to the phi' a where I didn't care whether I lived r died, h'verything I ate soured on my stomach and made trouble for me anil in addition to the ihum.itism, I fell and broke my arm ami it seemed like my other troubles kept it from healing up like it ought to. I just lived in misery all the time and couldn't get any relief. 'I have just finished my second bot tle of Tanlac and it is surprising how I have improved considering that I have not been well before in fifteen years. The rheumatism ami soreness is gone from my arms, my stomach is alright and I can eat anything I want and digest it. I have gained some in weight, am able to do all my work and feel good all the time. I want everybody to know that Tanlac has restored my health.'' Tanlac js sold by leading druggists ev ervwht re. A WORTHY RECORD. who lived nearly two ago said: "Prove all fast to that width is A wise man thousand years things and ho.' good. ' ' That 's all we ask for BUTTER-NUT BREAD a trial to prove its quality ami we are not worried ahc.it your holding on to it. at your (' rocer 's. 10 AND 15 CENT CAROLINA BAKING CO. ADVERSE WINDS DELAY DEPARTURE OF THE R-34. ( Ilv I ntvrnatio:ial News Service.) WASHINGTON, July s. The Navy department weather bureau this after noon advised the commander of the K-o-l to delay his return 4s hours on account of the prevalent e of north ami northeast winds. Summary of the Activities of County Agent C. Lee Gowan for April, May and June Surpasses Average of All County Agents in the State by Hand some Margin. Those of our readers who are interest ed in the progress of the farm demonstra tion work in Gaston county will doubt less find the following summary of the work of County Agent C. Lee Gowan for the past quarter unusually interesting. It not only shuws that Mr. Gowan has been strictly ''on the job" day in ami lay out, but is an index to the interest being taken by the farmers of the coun ty in modern methods ami ideas relat ing to farming ami stock raising. Following is Mr. Gowan 's quarterly report in detail: Number of oflice eonsultations, 414; number of personal letters written, 562; number of circular letters written ami mailed, -!,!-! ; number of bulletins dis tributed, l.Sd.'i; number of elub members visited, L'7 ; number of school clubs visit ed, .5; number of personal visits to farm ers, 1L'4 ; nuinlier of meetings held, 24; total attendance at meetings held, 2.K11; number of miles traveled in automobile, LV'ioJ ; number of miles traveled by rail, I s.i; terraces surveyed, .Hi.ouu teet; pre liminarv survey for tile drainage, .12 a eves. I n addition to the above data, two live "Mick sales were attended with tanners who were prospective buyers; attendet three days conference of agents ami made a visit to State experiment station. Sev e:al orchard and vineyards were spray e.l ami applications were signed for the testing of 244 cattle for tuberculosis. Let us compare a few of the above fig u res with the average for all agents dur ing the year 1 i 1 7 : Office eonsultations 411, exceeds the average (which is 112 by :!H2; the number of letters writte "it'll', is .'i;!7 more than the average (22")) the number of circular letters written 4,!2 t, exceed the average (90(1) written by agents for the same length of time by '.nJ.!; the attendance at meetings held 2, si I, exceeds the average attendance at meetings for the same length of time by ljivi and there were ten more meetings held than the average for the same time, The number of miles traveled hy auto mobile which is 2, .152 miles is !." miles more than the total average traveled by agents which is !,-.)() miles. RAMBLING REMARKS By The Gazette Rambler I. SURPLUS WAR STOCKS WERE WITHHELD (Ry International News Service.) WASHINGTON, July S. I'pon Gen eral March was placed the responsibility of withholding from the American mar ket the surplus stocks of army meats canned vegetables ami other foodstuffs bv Charles Hare, sales agent of the War Department, before the House committee investigating expenditures this afternoon For five months Hare said, he tried to prize loose surplus stocks. 1'p to about a month ago he was blocked bv General March, who gave as his reason the un certainty as to the size of the fiiturearinv The Zuyder Zee. The Zuyder zee, or Southern sen, was formerly a lake stirroundeO hy marshes, Its present extent being the result of floods In the thirteenth century. Its nrea is about 2,000 square miles, nntl the average depth from 10 to 19 feet. The Holland rs have reclaimed a mil lion acres fom -sen, luke und river since the sixteenth century. ri uvu 150 Eggs, R Wheat and Meal AU give von the same character of nourishment protein and carbohy drates - the most important compounds in food. Protein is the dement that replaces the tissue we burn up every hour in exertion and nervous exciterr.er.t. Carbohyd rates supply energy. Schlitz Famo is a product born of science. f In addition to protein and carbohy drates it contains every other com pound in food, except fats, that Nature utilizes to maintain the human body. Schlitz Famo is a satisfying, refreshing drink non-intoxicating. Schlitz Famo is the worth-while cereal bevt. -e. On sale wherever soft drinks are sold. Order a case from Hooray! We Are Up. Never again are we to be pestered with the business manager anil the stenogra pher. We are now ensconced in our own private editorial anil reportorial roonn on the second floor, front, of The fiaietta building. This is made possible through the kindness of the managers. We are happy absolutely. There are many, many advantage to this being up above. First, we are near er heaven ; not much but some. Thoafl who would fight us because we have put in print something that was not pleasing to them in order to scrap us advantage ously will have to climb a long flight of stairs. This will require energy on their part and will put them to a disadvantage. To th jse who do not know that we are upstairs and who have a grievance to reg is ir will rush into the business offie downstairs and save our hides a licking. Therein we se a great advantage. And hut net least we are hid from the bill tor. Kvery newspaper man knows ep of the Ci.ilet t.r of bills anil when ins io ascend the stairs we can l hi. . .i !lv make our hasty de rough the me i.ani.rl end of :i l. ;h, A a"'' i v. e are '.appy. We . ip .. t iit i V as we would like to be s uope may be our lot, nevertheless we are up. Those who are loaded down with sunshine (moon shine) and happiness and would pass the time of day, we bill you welcome to our midst. lie 1-the Buck Privates Were Happy. Was it hot in Gastonia Saturday f Oh, boy I I '11 say it was. There are some w ho donned the old O. D. 's who have not yet recovered from marching on the hot streets under a broiling sun. But the ordinary soldier, who is known in the army as "an enlisted man," has no re grets for having answered the call to join in Gaston county's peace celebra tion. As the breakfast cereal establish ment says so often in print, "There's a reason. " It is this. The unlucky devils who soldiered in "this man's army" during the late squabble as "enlisted men" were happy Saturday in spite of the depressing heat. They stood the gaff for many months lots of them did while army oflieers literally made army life a hell on earth with the fire and brimstone left out, of course. They stooil it, there was absolutely nothing else to do and were finally sent home with a release from service. "The army was a gootl place to be from," they said; there was no doubt but that they meant it. And Saturday the former private who had been treated badly while in the army had lots of fun addressing the for mer officers, who themselves had enough of army life, by their first names. It seemed funny to a former soldier to hear a buck private say, "Hello, there Major, Captain, Loot." Hut so it was (Saturday. The buck privates had a big time. MOUNT HOLLY MATTERS. Correspondence of The Gazette. ( yT. HOLLY, July 7. Miss Arabelle Johnson, of Charlotte, and Misses Ruth ami Lucile Mason, of Gastonia, and their guest, Miss Kltha Buchanan, of Ken tucky, were the guests Friday of Miss Kunice Hutchison. Mr. and Mrs. J. I!. Benson anil chil ren, of Ballas, are spending a few days ith Mrs. Albert Lentz. M". and Mrs. Buren ,Ionc, of Charles hi, S. ('., are visiting their parents, Mr. liol ,1 . s. Will I a mer. M.ss Inez Abemethy is visiting in enoir. Mr. and Mis. C. K. Hutchison and Mi-s Mary Hutchison attended the North roliiia 'otr.m Manufacturers' Associa in at the Battery Park Hotel, Asheville. Mr. Campbell Hankin, of Charleston, 8. is spending a few davs with his fath- Mr. R. F. Hankin. Mr. I.. C. Hunt is spending ten days in New Voik city. Boring his absence Mrs. IP.i.t Hsfei Uiting he '.ni. in Charlotte. Mr. Fred N'inis, of Fort Ci-':fi;ig !,is brother, Mrs. Mill, Mr. J. M. 8. C, Luther .4 f r. v mm: ."Vi ,eSt J- iff SCH L'T2 l4.i'i' l ! Bv t Telephone 27 P. P. Leventis & Co. 224 W. Main St. Gastonia, N. C Famous tafford Chautauqua will pive -in certs on the Nth, SUh and 10th of nlv. Vork is progressing rapidly on the iew addition to the Nirns Mfg. Co. plant. Optirr.istic Trought. Thoce v ho have few nffnlrs to attend to nre great sjnkers; the 'ess men think the more they talk. The Quinine That Does Not Affect The Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect. LAXA TlV E BROMO QUININE (Tablets) can be taken by anyone without earning nervousness or tinginj in the head. E. W. GROVE S sifiaature cn box. 30c GASTONIA AUTO SERVICE COMPANY Ben Leonhardt, Manager GASOLINE MOTOR OIL AUTO ACCESSORIES GREASES FREE AIR QUICK SERVICE Airline Avenue Opposite Southern Depot Pboce 64S
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