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Keep The System Clean .
And You'll Be Healthy
Elimination kelps to ayoid colds, hetdadici and epidemics
ANYONE who has watched
himself known there is noth
ing mi important to health
. and comfort as regular daily elim
ination. Half of the minor illness
es of life are due to neglect of this.
The five million men who were in
our army know the importance
the doctor attached , to this
function. ' ,,
By all mean try to regulate
yourself by intelligent diet and
. everefse, but when these fail you
will need a laxative, one M near
to nature in its action as skill can
make it. In the opinion of many
thousands of good Americans such
a one is Dr. CuldwelTs Syrup
JVpWn, whk-h is a combination of
simple Itixutive herbs with pepsin.
It acts promptly, gently andr with
out griping end will with certainty
regulate any tendency to con
stipation that you may have.'
Take it when you feel drowsy,
dizxy or bilious, when you feel a
cold or a fever coming on, when 4
there is an epidemic, when you
have eaten anything about which ,
you are in doubt. It is at such
times that yon need to be free of
poisons and of fermenting foods. '
You can buy Dr. Caldwell's Syrup
Pepsin l any drug store. Thou
sands of families have it con
stantly in the bouse against
emergencies.
tn spite of the fact that Dr. Cald
well's Syrup Ptptiit is the largest selling
liquid laxative in the world, there
being oxer 6 million buttles sold each ,
year, many who need Us benefits have
notyetusedic If you have not, send
your name and address for a free trial
bottle to Dr. W. B. Caldwell, sit
Washington St., MontkeHo, Illinois.
D R . CALDWE L L' S
THE PERFECT LAXATIVE
ITEMS OF INTEREST
, . V FfiOM YORK COUNTY.
. Yorkville Knquirer. .
Nobody seems to know when the next
atep is to be taken in the matter of
constructing a concrete highway through
the main street of the town, as a part of
' the North ronJ to he built to ' the North
; Carolina line above Bowling Green with
the aid of the state, highway commission
who are state distributors for Federal
;.. aid. Many Clover people are Interested
te know when the authorities will start
something; but nobody appears to have
. the" slightest idea as to when', there will
be something doing. - v
Ns Cotton Being Offered.
' Clover 1ms no cotton market at the
a - present time, and really H Is. not consid
ered that a market Is necessary just pew
for the simple; reason that no cotton is
being 'offered' for sale; v ,W. .t. Smith,
leading fotfon buyer of (Upver aud.wcll
.'- know to tli frado over this territory said
Wednesday tbot lip'hid not been in, the
taarket for some' time and really di4 not lays, and va about as fine a m-h
x kao wienie would be sjrain.". I (iu Kl M"u,,ta
' . Colored Movies Going Good. f '"M tW'M lmr7 a day.
meeting recently concluded at the Metho
dist Episcopal church here at whleli there
were ten additions to the church and a
umber of backsliders received into the
fold, a series of revival services has
been commenced at the Wesleyau Metho
dist church in (.lover. The pastor, Rev.
Karl Armstrong, is being assisted by Kev.
I-!. W. Klark, well known evangelist and
pastor of Knoxville, Tenn. A feature
f the services now being held is the
xong services which are in charge of
M r. (Jomcr . and daughter, Miss , Clara
inicr, well known singers and choir di
rectors of Asheville, N. C. The meeting
will continuH indefinitely.
Hickory For Axe Handles.
Arthur (jujnn. well known Clovefitl
eu has rejt1y shipped a big lot of Ane
!iirkory logs to Hickory, N. where
cln"' will le ' lj;vt hjto hickory axe
handles and part of the handles will no
doubt be sold to chopper in Mover and
the community. '.The lot of Jog luy along
':. ( & N.-W, tracks here for werai
l.i.vs nd was nhout as fine a selection
In 4t
. Thail Clinton, gonial insurance ' mart j
Mnni gooct follow aud in addition to his
T othunMllfli'utipnsirecting genius in the
' Pixie Tkeiter ompiny, aa.orgaobjtion
eompocd of local men who bsv opened
" ptc'ture" show on Bethel street for.; the
. amusement of , eolored people, Is , well
' pleased with the outlook" for.,th show.
Whilo V,T,,(lI'.uJ,1i' "ssoeiatci do not
ewpect to get Into the bloated bondboli
er class for qsite a while yet out , of
their venture, still receipts from thp aev
' era! performances thus far have showed
: a big balance on the profit side Of the
ledger and if the eolored people continue
to patronize the movies in the future as
i they hare in the pf sf, the movie promo
ters suy that they will have no kick com
: ing. It U the purpose to exhibit pictures
' n Tuesday, .Thnrsday . and 8atnrday
; night of each Week for the present at
' least, and if business justifies it later
on a iluiw will be put on every night.
Getting Ready U Build.
" ' A goodly portion of the' brick to be
" nsed in the construction of the new First
v ITresbyteriau' ehnrch of Clover, have ar-
' rived and are now on the church grounds!
relily -for (is, '-rrotuoters of this largest
buSdtng' enterprise for X3over, said "Wed
sesday that they were unable ttf say de
finitely when'-construe tion -"work will be
' gotten under way: ' '
' wileytna Holdevirar
" t Vilowtng iatherear of a 'revival
Ice PlAnt Soon Heady,
J. K. BoSmguiird of the ClovcV t'ot
tou Oil Company said tH the comiumy 1
was not waiting for an expert to erect
d ice ifiint recently purchased for the!
purpose of 'wfrving the Ice consuming pub
lic of this section. Mr. Beam guard was
of opinion tfiat the factory would be
turning. out ice by April 15, or threa
tmiits. , ,
- There Will Be Few Gsrdens.
The number of good gardens iu Clover
will be fewer this year than usual, it now
appears. It Is almost Impossible to hire
g-irdeners at any price, and people with
teams want SO cents an hour for them
selves and their teams to do plowing.
Clover people say that the plow men are
not keen to do the work at that' price.
There nre very few people In Clover'who
nKider a garden, a paying proposition
if they, have to piiy such prices as that,
:md, hence the opinion that there will be
"ewer (rood gardens thun .there were last
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COLLISION OF FRENCH
AND GERMAN PATROLS.
PARIS, Apr. S. It is reporteil from
Coblenx that there has been a collision
nf French and German patrols between
Bad Nauhpitri'.and Nieder "Wollstadt,
north of Hbinburg. In the exchange of
shots a Ocnnan officer was wounded. The
report is confirmed from other sources.
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BESSEMER CITY ORGANIZES .
' BAND AND BASEBALL TEAM
Correspondence of The Daily Gazette. '
Bessemer City, April d A mas meet
ing of much ' interest to Bessemer City
and surrounding .community was ' held
Tuesday nighty in the W, O. V, bail
for the J purpose of rganiziag'a Bass
Ball Association, a hand and a fire de
partment . The meeting ; was called to
order by Mr. C, A t Da via and Prof.
A . 8. , Ballard waa , elected chairman,
with Mr. Davis as secretary.- ,- '
After discussion' it was dccide.1 to ap
point a board of directors , for the base
ball association; a committee to take
itei to organize a. band, 'and a com
mittee to confer with the town board in
regard the appointment of af fire "chief ;
Meesrs. O. M. Vernon BiT.- Withers.
Carl 6:, Carpenter, Dr. George PatrickT
ana Dr. Matnews were appointed base
ball directors, and they will take steps at
once toward getting aa efficient nian
ager, and a team of first class players.
ueaeemer uty fans are elated over the
prospect of having a winning team
thia year. Mr. C. A. Davis was ap
pointed chairman of the band committee.
H will' appoint his own assistants, and
as at least part of the money for the
band is in sight, the organization will be
completed in a very short time.
On motion of Mr. C. H. Goodrow. a
Boosting Committee was appointed for
the purpose of boosting tiie town along
all lines. This committee wiUmeet in
the graded school auditorium next Mon
day night. Auril 12th, for the purpose of
discussing the improvements which the
towns need. The public is cordially in
vited to attend this meeting. Mr. Davis
will see that there is au efficient corns
of niiinicians on band to furnish music for
the occasion. Everybody is invited out
to hvae a good time.
llio base ball which was to linve been
played at Mount Holly last Monday be
tween the Bessemer City school and the
Mt. Holly school, was postponed on ac
count of the weather. It will be played
nexx Jioiuiay afternoon, April 12. 'i his
will make the second game played be
tween these two teams.
The first waa won by Bessemer City
by a score of 11 to 9. ,
Bessemer City will play Ranlo on the
local grounds thia afternoon.
The Bessemer City debating- team, con
sisting of Abb Wolfe and John Ormand,
will go to Belmont tonight for the pur
pose of meeting the Belmont team in the
annjunl state wide debaters' contest. Bel
mont wi)l send their negative team here
tonight te foutest agaiust our affirma
tive team. Ia fach ease the affirmative
team, will debate at home. Robert Or
mand and Clyde Klser will uphold the
affirmative side of the question for
Bessemer City. ..The question to be de-
batod is, Kesolved: That the U. H.
should adopt a policy of further material
restriction of immigration.
SHIPS FIGHTING GAME- . . . -.'
: r COCKS TO MEXICO.
Yorkvllle Enquirer..- .' i'. . y.
Wiile 'eoik fighting has grown into dis
favor and more of less disrepute in York
eounty and South Carolina, and most of
the old-time professional rooster raisers
of this vieinity have given 'up the busi
ness, the sport is still quite' popular in
the western states and in Mexico where '
the greasers let up 4very' few days in
Cue- business of killing , and plundering
each other in order to stage a fight Earl
C Bigger, a gaihe' rooster raiser of Bet-
hel : township, . on . Wednesday shipped '
I three Bere bwkuig cocks to a party in a "
small Arizona town, and it waa said a'
round Clover that the cocks would . be
hustled 6w the Kne into Mexico. The
three games , were valueI at .'i0 ,by the;
siiipper. ' . ev''A:r,,.'j.:'''r' :l
.After living for the past five yearaja
Uie belief bat the boy was probably dead
sine he. had had no word from him in
that time, Mr, John Wt Lawrence, well
known' farmer and 'Confederate' veteran
living near Clover, has received a letter
from his son, Andrew Jackson Lawrence,
who went west about nineteen years ago.
and who is now living at Bio Dois, Cali
forniat The junior Lawrence who is in
his thirties and. whdf is well remembered
in ; Kings Mountain township, explained
iu bis letter to the family a short time
ago that he had been Intending to write
from time to time biit had just simply
neglected to do jt. - He lias been in the
contracting business with the same firm
ever since he went west, he said.
Noah . Banks, will known old colored
man of Yorkville, who is now in his 86th
year, ana who prior to the War Between
the States was a slave of the late William
Avery, related a bit of focal history to
Here and There the other day that is not
generally . known. Old Noah was talk
ing about the building of the present
First Presbyterian church of Yorkville,
which incident he ' remembers very well.
' ' Maybe, you didn 't know it boss, ' he
said ; ' ' but there was a man killed while
helping in the building of that church.
I remembers it very well. He was a
young white man ; but I . have forgotten
his name.- He was helping to place some
timber when a big piece going into the
roof of the church fell on. hit head and
laid' him cold. My mind won't let me
remember what that man's name was,
though." :; V- .-' ''
POLITICAL SPEAtatt&
; ; ; . : Saturday night April ; 10, at eight o'clock,
. it being satisfactory to the country officials, I
will speak at the county coilrt house in behalf
; i of rny o wn caidacy
; nomination forxCongress in the Nmthi: bi
H rPresentative crowd will turn out May ft
':- 5 mixe4 audience - berausVlxom&is good :
day on the good influence of the hand which
has neyer been allowed to do more than rock
the cradle is to -be allowed to aid us in
."cleaning up politics." - ,.x" -
Remember my speech Saturday night
will not be on labor, but political.
MARVIN L. RITCH
Stomach ills
permanently disappear after drinkii.g the
celebrated Shivar Mineral Water. Positively
guaranteed bv monev-back offer." Tastes
fine: costs a trifle. - Delivered anywhere by
t'hone them. . .
Advertise ia The Daily Gaxette.
Are You Happy? ;j
To be happy you must be well. If you
are frequently .troubled wtb constipa
tion and indigestion you 'cannot be al
together happy. .Take , Chamberlain's
Tablets to correct these disorders. Tbey
are prompt and effectual, easy and
pleasant to take.''-..;.;,,..,'' ;.V. ';-:; :
,The Peruvian government is ' consider
ing siending " several million dolars to
give Lima and 30 other towns fresh wa
ter, drains and other sanitary improve
ments. ' . .''
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.: Sure Signs of Storms,
A sodden and local motion of the
air, not otherwise aeen but by . U
whirling the dust, on a dry road
In calm weather, in the manner of a
waterspout, is a sure sign of a com'
. Ing storm. When swallowa fly low It
Is a sign of approaching rain. This la
accounted for by the fact that before
rain Insect which are the swallows'
'food fly very low, and the swallow
always fly where their food Is. ;
English manufacturing jjlants are
penmen ting with the use' of their m
refuse as fuel and one textile mill pro-
duces all the steam it needs from shoddr-
waste..: .'' 'S" -' W :-;iv - ; .
Children Who Are Paler and Weak .
need a good Qnlninei ami Iron Tomicv
Give them GROVETS .TASTELESS chin
TONIC, it is the best of Quinine and Ima
in tasteless form. It purifies and enriches
the blood and builds up the whole system
A Genera) Strengthening Tonic fur Adalt.
and Children. ; 60a ..:
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' ... :.9T M. IrUTZ' PEATH.
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In The Daily draiette of March 27 a
short itm was enrried under a Lowell
date line, regarding the death W Mr.
Garland K. Lots, formerly of this coun
ty, which occurred on Friday, Maiih 19,
at Sterling, Col. " '' . ,
. " Garland 1-1 Lutz, aged 26 years and a
former service man, died on Friday eve
ning, March 19, at 'the home of his pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Lutz, five miles
north of Sterling. He, bad been a resi
dent ' of the county only three' weeks,
coming here with his parents from Gas
tonia.N. 0., to join his brothers and a
sister- already here.
' ' He was a member of Company D,
105th Engineers, and with that organi
sation saw much sex rice in ;. France. lie
was wounded ia Northern France and this
wound, together with exposure while in
the army, caused a tumor to .form on his
right side, the-ultimate end coming from
a hemorrhage of this tumor. .
'Besides his parents, Mr. LoU is sur
vived by the following brothers and sis
ters: Messrs.' W. E, J. L., "Giles O,
Foil and Russell Lutz, and Misses Xela
Pearl and Rhoda-Lee Lutz, all of whom
live here. , "
"The funeral services were held Sun
day afternoon, March 21, at three o'clock
from the Methodist church hpre being
conducted by Rev. R. II. , Ayrcs. ' ' A
large number attended the service, in
cluding tnany members of the local post
of the American Legion., The- body was
buried in the Sterling cemetery." '
ADELPHIAN SOCIETY . , . '
TO GIVE RECITAL.
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' On Saturday night of this week, April
to, at 8:30 o'clock, the Adelphian So
ciety of Lin wood' College will give a re
cital iu the College chapel.' Following 1
the program :
'Solo. "At Dawning", Cadmcn, by
Miss Frieda Siewert. .
: "Hiawatha," Longfellow. by Mias 'Car
rie Anderson.
"Tales of Hoffman," Offenbach, on
the Victrola, . J
Iluct, ' Moni 's Dance, ' " Athertoa, by
Misses Kveryn rreshtcy and Elizabeth
Vaughan. - - - . .'
Solo, "Just A Wearyin' For. Yon,"
Gowd, by Miss Margaret Sawyer.' v
Reading, ' Marcus Pleads With Mar
ria'V from Sign of The Cross, . by . Miss
J alia Sauey. " - ' ' , '; ,
.Dream of Love, "'List, on the Vle:
fnda. ; t ' . -' '
4 ' Cavalier u Rustics na," Mancagnl, by
Miss Kathleen Williams. ; -Vi ,v " V
Reading, ' The Young American
Fred Ballard, byMes Irene Sloaa.
"Traumerel"i Schumann, vow tfce Vic
trola. ',-. . - :-y-. - '; ; . r
. Violin "Solo, Selected, bj-Miss Naomi
Jatloway.'' ' . ' ;, . ' r
. 'Saint D'Amottr," Elgar, dn tiie Vie
trola. ' :- .; .:." . ' .'-. ..s
- " The members of the society have been
making very diligent preps rations for the
program, am! cordially mvtte the publie
to attend. , ; 1 ' -' - ' ' ' . -
; Mr. andMrs. J .-. fil' Callaway ex
pect fa a few days to occupy the M.' E.
Mc Knight home on South Columbia street
which they receatry bought. v ' , .
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Do aure and try it todf.
Amk mt your grocer'.
a scrub board. . Clean Easy has come to town
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.in 4 Vi gallons of water with Vi bar of shredded
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r wholesomely Rinse, blue and dry all work is
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laundry done in ten minutes. No wonder they ;
are aU throwing away those old fashioned :
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7 Clean Easy cannot injure the fabric It cleans
and sterilizes everything from overalls to shirt V.
waists. You don't have to do a thing but punch '
with a stick Clean Easy does all the work and , 7
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