The Gastonia Gazette from Gastonia, North Carolina • Page 8

THE CASTOril A DAILY GAZETTE FRIDAY, MAT 2S. M3 f- Gastonia Gazette fSIDAT, MAY 28, 1920 E1AVE.YCJR. will be opened by the barbers' union or individual union members. Barbers in the new places; he said, will receive the union acale- of $30 a ween with 50 per cent of vjll earnings abov receipts; $42 -a week. -Tipping will not be barred.

Thirty-five will also be the price, for a massage, shampoo, sinite'vr manicure. -J- recently stood the State examination before the board of embalming," jreeeivod notice this week rem Mr, Ff Yogler, aecretarly of the board, tsat he "had passed and is now a licensed embalmer. Mr. Bettlemyer spent son two months in Raleigh, recently taking special course in embalming tb the H. Brown Company.

The Bettleruyer Punu ture Company is now fully equipped fo all lines of funeral director's haying a member of the firm who is a lieens ed embalmer. "4 THE WEATHER. Fair tonight and Saturday.1?: CHOICE T-H ESE BAYS- Hundreds of 6 pound Domestic Electric Irons in our show windows at $3.95 Monday only. Gastonia Furniture Co. 29c3 WASHINGTON, May 2-Tor caat for North Carolina, fair in vest, raia ia east portion tonight ioRT-Loi'Miis PYTHIAN D2UM CORPS i.i&0.HAD XIVELY.

PRACTICE See our advertisement of special Ware Sale on page six of this paper. 28 1 Good clothes, at our prices or.poqr clothes at less money, i While scenes have shifted from ex- TheTythian Corps drove in cars to 'the fair groundi yesterday evening, i where it held very interesting meeting. Only- dozen members Were present, bitt they made i some noise even at that. 8tev Morris; acting as drum major, had It cream supper at tho Osceola tn unity house Saturday wight at 8. Iio invited.

Mra. Bay Peres haa returned from "Rocky Mount were ahe apeot aeveral days with her brother, Mr. Louis the boys on the jump worse than a top sergeant driUing a bunch of rOokie. The interest shown by the fellows that came out for drill is the kind, that will mae trvagance to the other extreme we have held steadfast to the middle course. It's the best for you, too.

Wear clothes as good as you can afford figure on "service" rather i than low price wKen you choose them. Take care of them. SchulU, NOTICE To the Democrats of Gaston county: A- The primary to nominate candidates on the Democratic ticket for county officers will be held on June 5th, 4920, at the same polling place and during the same hours and by the Democratic registrar and judge the primary for State officers. JNO. G.

CARPENTER, Chm. Dem. Ex. Comt By E. B.

Denny, Sec. the new Gastonia Pythian Drum Corps ss Mr Fope, af Indianapolis, Wfwiting.hU mother, Mrs. B. CV aniater, Mrs. Jt'.

A. Hand, oi 4 South Kyife street. WliUe here Air, lop will nlsoifit big brothers and sisters; at We're co-operating with men who Lowell. good if not better'thaii, the old one, and that 'a -saying a lot. It is desired that' the Pythian1 Drum Corps rejree.nt Gastonia in the lest possible way our future trips this stammer, and that iin only be done by all member showing ni af-eyery drill.

-r-- UP AND DOWN MAIN STREET There iU be an important tailed meeting if; Veodell Rebekah-LodKelJSfo. I 28, at eight o'clock tonight in Hall An nicmlters urged to jbe present. ev.rE: A "Stabler will fill his Teifu- By the Mental Meanderer look at the clothing propositions this sensible way. Fine suits in Woolens, Cashmeres and Serges $25.00 to $70.00 Palm Beaches, cool cloths and Mohairs $10.00 to $30.00 Eclipse and Manhattan Shirts $2.00 to $15.00 laijlfm. Sunday appointment at rate "There's somethiu' in the air and one 'CI ipelvSiiiclay morning at 11 o'clock.

of these days something sure is going to 3 in the afternoon he will preach bust loose and Gastonia 's goin' to pu akerVMill, over three or four big things in reg'liir cotton mill organisation style, remarked Mr Carl E. Carpenter will be the sueakef Saturday morning at the closing the prominent citizen as he stood on Tor rence's corner last night, his eyes glane exercises 01 ine jui. vuvet senooi wesi i the noon picnic lunch will ing over to the other corner where a Sam be The public ia invited qxxn mggaiw-r- MWMKH I I Stetson and Schoble Hats $5.00 to $8.50 Morrison man was having an argifyiu match with a Gardner man. Nellie Bose Sloan leaven for Grosasbore tomorrow to attend the earn "I hear a lot of talk about what we're goin' to do with Linwood. Now, ten meheeinent exercises at North Carolina College for Women.

Mia Christine years from now we 're goin to put Sloan is one of the graduates this year. mighty lot of pride into ha via' thut Straw, Panama and Bankok Hats $4.00 to $10.00 Hosiery Neckwear Undenvear place, on the outskirts of Gastonia," con -lion ohn G. Carpenter went to Bock Hill 'Bight where he was the tinued the p. c. "Sure we're goin' to do something with it now.

Let's get the principal speaker at a banquet given by A. K. P. orphanage there. "Then some day or other we're goin the Bed Men of Rock Hill.

Mr. Jake F. Newell, of the Char to get a college here and maybe a textilo schoolprobably the last shall le first as T. W. Bickett, Ben Franklin or some lotte bar will introduce Senator Hiram his Oastonia, audience at 4:45 o'clock.

Senator Johnson comes to Oastonia' 'from Hickory and Lincolnton where he spoke this afternoon." He goes body remarked one time. And theP KIRBY-WARREN' CO. N. is naturally goin' to have to put in more local lines and the Southern Rail way sure will have to get better facilities The Home of Good Clothes here." MARVIN L. RITCH Democratic candidate for Congress will speak in the Gaston County Court House Saturday, May 29th, at 8 p.

m. Hear the man who -Distrfet Manage A. C. Jones thar? all Congress banners used on the recent "When you hear as much in the air as there is now, something's goin' to trip Shelby' returned to the. city hall, as is planned to use them again happen.

Gastonia talks about a thing Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags little while, makes np her mind, nnd then next week on a similar trip to Char gets- it. lotte. party, from the firm" of Ctig 4 "Must lie great (loin's over at the stands for a square deal for all. Baptist church," remarked one Hotarian Wilson, composed of Mr. R.

of the office force, and Messrs. who isn't a Baptist to another this morn Armstrong," Furman Budisill, ing. "Down at the Rotary luncheon ths Queen, Erxa Smith and Mr. Pa turned last night front Atlant other day we had the quartette ami believe mo it's worth jyiK money- tn hear. And Dr.

Forrest Madrtox made a talk there, too. Most of us would buy ing with them, aix Chevrolet ea Henry Rankin and Win; "turned, Thursday night ti Cleveland, A season ticket cheerfully 1o lienr anything like 'cm. Let's ramble over." each, driving a Chandlo for which NOW 0N2 SALE ar Craig Wilson are also 1 al agents. SOLDIER RELIEF SUPPORTERS HASTEN LEGISLATION WASHINGTON, May Supporters W. P.

Nickel a recent gradu ate of liiion Theological Seminary, Richmond, will preach st Bethel I'resby-terian church Sunday iiorning at 11 o'clock, He' is a son -If Rev. G. W. of soldier relief legislation planned today to block all measures, hoping in thaw way to expedite consideration by the Our Mobilization Sale of Men's Nuikell, pastor of the Prelbyterian church at Clover house of the pending bill. Democrats and republicans joined in what they styled their "crusade" to bring nrtion Mr.

and Mrs. W. 1 Warren, Mr. Miss and Mrsv 8, Wingei lard Jenkins motored from the republican steering committee. CLOTHING READY-TO-WEAR Thursday to attend thavShri ers meeting.

They will be accoro N. Y. BARBERS CUT PRICES. NEW YORK, May 28. Prices of in their re- turn by Misses Sarah an yrtle War- ren who are students at tin North Car- shaves and haircuts in New- York soon will be eut to 15 and 25 cents respec olina College for Women tively, according to Leon Worthal, general organiser of the International Barbers' Union The cut rates will be made in new barber shops which, he said today, i We make it a rule every season to gather all suits and pants from our chain of stores, and 4iave one big clearance sale.

Our patrons get good clothing for less sthan present -Vs day cost. We turn our surplus stock into cash, and everybody is happy. i THIS WILL BE THE GREATEST SALE EVER HELD IN GASTONIA Big Six Pound Domestic Electric Iron for I3.9S Monday only, at Gastonia Furniture Co. 29c3 Big Special Aluminum Ware Sale at 'Ksquire V. Meek Adams, who is secretary ofSWilliant Gamble Camp, United XJonfederate Veterans, calls The Ga-aette's attentioit to the fact that the tttato reunion is be held his year at Fayettevaie, the dates being June 1, 2 and Special railroad rates have bene granteti for this occasion.

The fare over N- th by Charlotte, is $7.78 for tlie round trips By Greensboro the WouUiern the fare for the round trip is $9.07. Tickets must be endorsed by See-, rotary Ada rns before 4they are honored. It ia. understood that quite a number of Gaston veterans are planning to attend the Mr. H.

1. Settlemyer, of the firm of Settlemyer Furniture Company, who BOTH IN MAGNITUDE AND VALUE OFFERED Standard Hardware Company. See adv. on 'page six of this paper. 28 1 A TREAT TO THE INTELLECTUALS.

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