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i GATHERED IN DIFFERENT SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY Items cf Interest Collected by our Wideawake Correspondents. Industrial and Social Hews From the Towns and Villages What The Fanners are Doing Along Agricultural Lines AKLHI"! U.K NEWS Selv-vl c v.o ! here ftvuniber ."tTl. with M' Lin!.ey as priivM.-al. Mia Lu '.lii'or oC ll.'.a llfpum, is i visiiin.,- lit i fft.ir.. IinJthoi" u to v. i da-.-.-. m t I ht'-'i' l.i-i-.' her: . st;.;.'. .'. v:i; I j i"ia. .'S i.i t.:f V.'e.-t. I M A. Aii'.v'. : ' "'. . I' : i va, li.- ;u,; oi Mm. J.i,:jj -A ollt: , . v.ivi 1: . a v..:;.'.:.; Mi.-.- ': - V.li'i . . . I..:. '. . .. ! 1. . ho1!-' Mi s. . 1. Mr.-. CV da;. in r- , , .V.. i vi.-it ! vi.-.i' . i ! ' :. Mi--. : . r ;.; . : - t .-v. ;.!; y for 7 '. ' . I t'.i'i!.'. K ". . . .-!;.' of I.ibor- r-!.l '.; ' "' . ' ... ' n-.rroo.n: t) Mi:-A.--,..- V : - ; ' or in to n i; j '. ;,;,iy vj . : .".! ji.ir.i tirio viV.:.'.-; i.e j..'" i:t;; j'arcaU, Mr. Ch A!-;V,; . ; .. 1 ; -ai bri-lo .viil i-pent t'a lion "i. i'a;;or son wi!i ' 0 -vve'-r.-nivl in oi.i tou-n a- sl'c v.'a.i well l-.o -vn h 'n i s I'.Iiss Mavy Maye. an.I a n.o;ab-i o the !i;..ied school fac.lLy here las', year. RAN I) J. L.MAN NEV.'S Th" Oxford Sin:;-in;,' (lass was juat fine sJunday niat at the auritorium. The rain kept a so:d many from go insr r 't b it- r-f ijit.r v c ? t:hout tvi t,. -HVO i;-!: i.tv. 21.. l,:.--:?., : .:!or of the Christian church, will co-o -nonce a prouvvt--'! meet' Ti": Ri:: -. '"r r f Friday nifVit. The j.ubilc i. .0 a c. . lial invitation to a'Aeral aM the ser vices. He will bo asisted by the Kev. Tilr. C. S. Corden, of Durham. Rev. Mr. Powell, pastor of the Bap tist church here will start a series 0 meetings here next Sunday at 11 o'eloc. Rev. Mr. Buck, of Burlington will a!ist him. Rev. J. V. Parker will conduct a revival at Davis' Chapel commencing next Sunday. ' The Naomi pond was drained last Friday. As cold as it was they sein ed and caught between two and three hundred pounds of nice fish. Dr. Ash burn said the largest thing he caught was a cold. Mi. John T. Pugh moved into his new home which he purchased last week on High Point Street, known as the George Lawrence residence, Mr. Pugh can be congratulated on pur chasing such a beautiful place. Mr. E. E. Clapp went to Greensboro Monday on business. We are glad to say that Mr. Max Wager returned from Baltimore last Saturday much improved. Rev.' G. H. Christenberry preached to the Masons Sunday at 11 o'clock. Quite a large congregation was pres ent. Rev. Mr. Powell read the Scrip ture lecson and Rev. J. 8. O'Bviant led in prayer and the children of the Oxford class rendered some good mu sic, in fact everything was just fine. The Deep River Mills started up Monday morning. ' It sounds good to hear the whistles blow. We had rath er hear them than guns. Mr. A. B. Beasley -tendered his res ignation to the city btrd of alder men Monday sight and it was accept ed. Mr. Beasley could not attend as lis other business waa such that he could not cttend. The board regretted very nv.'.L'h to lose a gooii nun like Doruy lut such is !i:e. .Mrs. Jos-)h liiiuhuw v:is tight ill hut vc. k Ku is run ii iajnruved tu this writl.ny wo ;av glad to y.iy. r:!ANi;;.iNvn.!.i: n k-vs I iv ,T.-.v tl. I .;n. ii:o le'ia- n i' cum i;-:n i ."'jr-vs A. U. Ad:-,: " -x'':l i r :-! if ';, ie ir,:--;', j of the l a-: al ''.ovid'-nci? :;'a:v riiian, of I'a'atr :!'S'; the .-..nr.. Ti- v. .it t Mrs. A. M. Lim-ov, rl'..:-iri.'..c IVMay l h.-r brot he: Mr. Cal Svai-o. Mrs. Lovm;-.n loaves this week for In-lia'ia. Mr. a v.. I Mis. W. S. H'-ower spent last Monday in tlrei-r.s'joro f hopping. Ari'iinr other visitors '.1 tireonjuro last week were Mr. P. L. White, Mr. 1'. K. Kir'ds, Mr. ;:)ion ,'ood and Mr. Dennis York. PiiOVliKNti NEWS . Charrnrs- -.r. chil .l;-0".,' ...... .. .. 'U', re;atiL.i here receally. The younfr people who are "'U",! ing school elsewhere are Miss Mar., an.l Mr. Lester Skcen at Greensboro ti.u.c- stnool, -UtHses Jiyrt'e Cox ami Moleta Macon at Guilford College, Edith Macon and Alleen Pugh at Lib- v. and Beuiah Cranford at Pleas ant Garden. '.liss Alva and Mr. A. J. Chamness have returned from an extended trip visiting relatives and friends in Kan sas and Indiana. Master Wade Teague is receovering from &- attack of scarlet fever. Mr. Arlie Chamness, of Waycross, Ga., spent last week with relatives in this community. Miss Bertha Cox, who has been spending a few days at Washington, D. C, is at home again. Sirs. Ardella Cox, of Staley, is vis iting her brother, Mr. T. K. Pugh. Mr. Nerius Chamness, of Georgia, during his vacation spent a few days in his native state. STEED NEWS The people throughout our commu nity are preparing their land for wheat and oats. . Mrs. Lydia Bean, mother of Geo. Bean, of this place, died last Thurs day, October 2, of paralysis, and was laid to rest in the Auman family cem etery on the 3rd. She was 82 years old and only Buffered a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cagle and lit tle son, Cecil, visited at W. I Au man's at Allred's Mill Saturday and Sunday. i Mrs. Grtie Hancock is seriously ill ith paralysis . Mr. J. W. Steed, who went to a Charlotte hospital some time, has not yet returned but his condition is im proving: slowly. Mrs. Cochrane, of South Carolina, is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. V,'. Steed. Mr. John A .Craven has iviintly located in the southern part of town. His arm, which was broken here c.vnie time in an attempt to jump trem a movinir train, is heal ins nicely. V.e haul a little accident h?r la.-t weo'.J when J. ii. V.'iiiums' horses be cani'e f iiiiei.ed at a passing ! n ij;ht tn'in tbe resoil beii; a torn ti i i t'.s l.Uirjry a'-.i ,-ne sisjrltt scrcko:- o.i the face of '..! "V." ::.'' .-a' i man." Mr. V.. tl. A. 'i:in is hav:;r" his ho;:se . -. , : i ; ; -! : with a water . Aw., m; i.o :;..o;.: ti'at aiv t-i v:. !:. .1. A-'.r; .1. Y:Ms I:?,:- 11 sir.''. I!.. .- !; -.u i: a.i i.s il'o -ir-v r . il: .. ' i.'s i':'.i '. : ', A. )' t tha' '. M r, be i ( '., a. ' an.l l.i '. 1. K. WKr. 1. V. C'AVKV, V. I'. '.V i i "i T ' ! Conv't'.e". CASTOR I A Icr Infants and Clul&ren. The Kind YouKava Always DaugM v. Au (jn Ti i;r:;.cri.f i? !:.-ylt'ro :- Seals (.' t!i Arsry. h'- here. Yotn t.. a friend, or ! P. I ".S ; prc-.- s'irhont ta. "' I'.o.-l Crrss e of Chrisi--.: :.-ei' you can rtire proee.a!.: 1 1 Seals is : a t tub01VU;a- '1 Carolina wl-.o '. v. ho desire- to an.i, bov.w.t a v. s Seaiis last : i ihMi- letters .-lO.OOO.OO thev rry bit spent in : 1;: tuben ulosis. that y.' i" coa.i: ' v.' ... ' - aav ft! !.;. 1.': in . rlllOO f- te.ei. aid t 1 la-'ger pan of tn money in us ed ia tiie community v i-eae the :;ea's a re hir.jrhl. I a serai' pi, r es they cm-ploy-d viidling nur-.i-s: in cthars they s"ra. 'a'ie;its v. ha a.re "."able to nay, to too. .-iiate Sa nita.fi' an ; in ethers li'.ey t' i- a;ht eu'-a, n-iMt .-airl food for nbr ri".'''i?''s patiai'.ts ho were un;: b!e to provide t'vse titir.i's. V"ny buy Chvi-'.ioas 3"a's from a corporation when yav. can do as much good as this "ith your- money? These I'.ed Cross Seals wi'l b on sale in '.'.''" '. ' and ia c:ay ton,nt::ait in the state. Bay them, use them, ar.d enjoy the good you can do to others thereby. IF HEALS HIT BACK AND STOMACH SOURS "Pape's Diapepsdn" ,.ous i.uc:' Misery, Indigestion in Five Minutes If what you just ate is soaring; on your stomach or lies like a lump of lead, refusing to digest, cr you belch gas, and eructate sour) undigested food, o r have a feeling of dizziness, heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste in mouth ar.d stomach headache, you can get blessed relief in live minutes. .Ask your pharmacist to show you the formula, plainly printed on these fifty-cent cases of Pape's Diapepsin, then you will understand why. dys peptic troubles of all kinds must go, and why they relieve sour, out-of-order stomachs or indigestion in five minutes. "Pape's Diapepsin" is harm less; tastes like candy, though each dose will digest and prepare for as similation into the blood all the food you eat; besides, it makes you go to the table with a healthy appetite; but what will please you most, is that you will feel that your stomach and intestines are clean and fresh, and you will not need to resort to laxatives or liver pills for biliousness or constipa tion. This city will have many Pape's Diapepsin" cranks, as some people will call them, but you will be enthu siastic about this splendid stomach preparation, too, if you ever take it for indigestion, gases, heartbtirnour- ness, dyspepsia, or any stomach mis erv. Get some now, this minute, and rid yourself of stomach trouble and indi- gestun in five minutes.! MOTHER! IS CHILD'S j STOMACH SOUR, SICK? If Cross, IVvfrijh, C on-ti,T.tcd, Give "Califtraia r-'ytia; 0! i';;,'. Don's sio'd yovr fic-tatl. peevish chiid. -ee if toiirfao is toate l; iai is a sure s'en its litt'c sterna, h, hver a'vi bo., els are e:c,-'M 1 with soar wa-te. V,'i-op ll.-'.les-, ra.'e, u vr-rish, full of .o": 1, i-aea.li !.. t''r-:-t se'-e, doesn't ea. f orvnet ii;i:'i; ai . has stom-ai-l.-aihe, indigestion, diarrhoon, give a f-ys;'0'V'Hl of "California Sviup of r:' -," a-v: i'l a few ltours all t''" funl the sour bile and feri'ienting iVd i-as.-es oat of t'.ie be. s aad you :.-.ve a well anH playf'.tl chi'd aerain. e hildrea love tsl- baya'.s " '-.' x lax ative," and n .'.!:;- raa. teste eary a.f ter giving it. h-.a 'se it navoy t'-.ils to a ake their little "infiilcs'' clean and ' veet. Keep it handy, 7 . little giv en today sav.'-- a -i- ' eh::d '.I'va vow, a-'t get tlv ".'I'.tine. A.-'c your ilrug lst for a ""-.va: h :'., of "Crvifayiva .-'vruo o" ;"':v..."' ' a ii h;ts I'iroctain iv babic. ('aililran of a.1! avres. an.l 'ir grovo-vps ;;!aiaiy on batt'o I'emenib. r i a a ;;r- ; oua' ai .'1 ''.a si Id ' ore, so f.ire! a look and see tha ..oars is taa l.y f e"Ca.'.i '-"via 1-i r ror a (it.; t,wr 'vs.k it ' The C1-1..I Sr:a. lent ;.e V.'a lins:-. ' is 1 epa-t- : : 'i tin . aa " ith ;'. n ' a-ai 1 :f Rand .a a"!Hv ina- ..-. Vno im portant la 'nuiin .l i 1 li;e ii y : a el-.uing 1 tii's ceioitv are a- loilovrs: There .-.re lan'O - in ii.o .ioa'': counvv. r-.rn T.'oir.-r Of tai'i iv miit r :' ' i- i are .'a ' ' hoa'cs. 2.''2 0 tha fa in i'r-u s :- wr.vd by their o-aupa'.i and are fre'1' lite ri-.taavd faun l;o:iio n';n;ber W). Renters occupy i-' l a ai hninos in this county. 5'iban Ilo:-i"s Out of a total of 'Hi 7 I b.o.n 1 in the county 21 o2 aio lii'-an hemes. , There are S.'2 urban bun.' o',viv,-r.-in the coanty. Of this ean-ber Mo a.- "ifi-lgair-l. Seven brav.lred sa'-e;i of tae uvban o-.vnn-l I'.oa'L.i are froo of inctf.nber ani e. Th"!f are 11".:' re ate, 1 urban hones in th;- coonty. T'l- censas epilinea-itor.: were 1111 ab!o to seanra data, perti'.in'iig to th-1 ovrnevship of a snail peroenti'.ge of the rural and urban homes in this jaii nt r- WHAT WOl'U) YOU DO? There are mniy t'ir.of. "''.'e.1 oae man eaastio-is anot!icr's nations and nat ives. V. -n net difrevent'y utvlr- dn'iVv eat cirauslaneos. 'I he (jv.estion is, vliat world van .h ri'it ro".' if V"U ha 1 a. severe 'cold ? Oatld yo-i do bet ter C.-Mi to take Chambe-rlainV. Cctr-b ituiia.'.y? It is )'b h'v re onimcrd-ail 'a- r.etubo ' tho havo t: ad il f.a' '".ars aial'harv its value. Mrs. O. E. Sar ,r r-.vit. T'- !., says: "C'a.-mber'ain's fough P.e-'iedv is worth its v.-cicrht in an.l T la':" plenr'a-o n rr.m - a.-n't it." For sale by .-.11 dcal-rs. NOTICE V. Carolina. Randolph County, S m-ariaa (.rait he 'ovo t h p e'erk. I .-'os T. Wood, administrator of Ma ry CaUtcr, deceased, v. S. T. Mofiltt The defendants, Wm. MjliiU, Ote iia. Rockwell and husband, Ray Rock .' ja; 'Lima Davis and husoand, James l-.tvis, Abel Moiiilt and his unknown i i-ti-s if lie bo dead, wi'.l take notice that an action has been commenced a ,aati3i, them i'i the Superior 1.011: t 0'" itam'io'ph coui.ty entitled as above and Lh.it thay are rctur.-l to be and ap l( before the clerk of the superior ,rt at his oi:iee in Asheboro, X. C, on the 31st day of October, 1914, to answer or demur to the petition of petitioner in the above-emitled action, ibi . tiie nattire and Sfibjac: n-.a.ter of said action is as follows, towit: An action to sell the real estate of the into Mary F. Calder situate in Ran i', liali county, I.'ari.i C.iiii:..,to make assets to pay her debts and the costs cf administration, the above named parties, being heirs of the said Mary F. Calder, deceased, and said parties "il further take notice that if they vi! to mnear and answer or demur as aio ' "'' rt .".foresaid time ami piace that the petition.:.- appiy to the court for the relief demanded in the said petition. Thi3 October 6, 191 4. W. C. HAMMOND, Clerk Superior Court, Randolph County. NOTICE Having quailiPed as Extr on the es tate of W. J. Teague, deceased, before W. C. Hamond, Clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph County, all ner sons having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the un dersigned, duly verified, on or before the 9th day of October, 1915, or thi3 notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery; and all persons owing said estate will come forward and make immediate settlement. This 6th day of October, 1914. SAMUEL E. TEAGUE, Care of Mary E. Teague, Asheboro, N. C. WHY NOT PUBLISH IT? When you want a fact to become generally known, the right way is to publish it. Mrs. Joseph Kalians, Peru, Ind., was troubled with belching, sour stomach, and frequent headaches. She writes, "I feel it my duty to tell others what Chamberlain's Tablets have done for me. They have helped my" digestion and regulated my bow els. Since using them I have been en tirely well." For sale by all dealers. OUR leather ooods VEIR. an unfashionable "ban" Is iust as much to be avoided as a bonnet out of style. Look at your old bag or Purse, then come take a look at our nice new ones. Remember that OUR Rubber Goods are al ways fresh and elastic. Ve give you vhat you ASK for. Fhe Be son of the The Fall time, the best season of the year is here nnd its time yo i were making ready for that cool sr.ap thtt is likely to come any day. We have never had it better or bigger line of Fall and Winter Goods and we cordially invite you to inspect New Walk-Overs are Here We have a big line of Walk-Over Shoes for Men, Women and Children. This week we have received notice that all shoes are advanc ing from 15 to 35 cents on the pair. This means a great deal to the consumer and you can only get advantage of the low prices where the re tailer is able to lay in a good supply such as will be found here. Buster Brown Shoes For Romp and Play Cj of Boys and Girls' j They don't pinch the children's sensitive, growing H feet, but preserve the natural shape of the foot and J finuily develop its coutour to the graceful propor- u tions Nature intended it should have. pi The scientifc Busier Brown Lasts, the results of yeaos of dtudy of growing childrens feet, insure per- j fed: f ittine qualities w hich in turn insure comfort and il service. ? Tins ia whv nurpnto rnntinno hnirinn Rnn. ' n-,,, . - "J"(, uu uiuwu Shoes for the children, thus making them Steady sat isfied customers of the slore selling these splendid shoes- Prepare Ye for the Winter Good heavy cotton and woolen blankets 50c $1.00 and $2.00 Woo! nap b!ai keu $2.00 and $3.00 All extra heavy large blankets, colors: whit gray and plaids $5 0') and $6 00 Bed quilts $1.00 to $2.50 Hcusemmishiiig Sale Ail the next week we are goinpr to offer in oar housefum ishings at about one-third off. This includes odd chairs, mattings, rug?, drugeett?, carpets, etc. We mean just what it said neea tne room xor otner tniogs. EVERYTHING RIGHT IN THE END I want to believe in the .happy old way That all will come right in the end some day, That life will be better and days will be sweet, That roses will carpet the world for man's feet, That love and affection and honor and t dust. Will lift us from sorrow and shadow and dust. I want to go toiling with this in my heart, ' That every day brings us the joy of start .m have STYLE and thpv CO. Sea this line must be sold. We Fresh with endeavor and duty ami ' truth. As we swing to our tasks with the vigor of youth, Singing the music of love and of cheer ' . Till clouds drift apart and the storms disappear. . ... I want to go trusting that this will , be so, As out to the toil and the tumult we go; That hearts will be kinder and life will grow bright , With the blessings of labor that lends That troubles, like bubbles, will burst mi wo y. - And all vklll come right in the enf some aay.
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