Brand New Spring (joods
Big lot Boys and Men's Caps right from the factory.
Elegant line of blue serge coat and pants suits, $15 value, going at $9.50 while they last.
Big lot boys' knee pants.
NECKWEAR! NECKWEAR!
We have just received from the largest neckwear concern in the United States one of the
most up-to-date lines of neckwear ever exhibited in Asheboro. Please do not fail to inspect
our line before purchasing your Easter Tie.
Our Spring Suits Have Arrived
We have received our Spring Line of Men's, Boys' and Children's
Clothing of the very latest styles and fabrics. Please do not fail to call
on us for your Easter Suit. We can fit you, let you be high or low, fat
or lean, large or small.
We will also take your measure for a suit if desired, and guarantee a
fit, at a reasonable price.
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PONDENTS INDISTR1 AL AMI SOCI L XKWS FROM TOWNS
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FRANKI.rNVIU.l-: ITEMS
Rev. Mr. Johnson tilled his pulp1'
at the Baptist church ami Rev. J. H.
Highfill at Fairmount Sunday.
Mrs. Jocie Cox, of Cedar 1-a'ls.
spent Saturday anl Sunday with the
family of M. VV. Free.
Elmore Slack. Millard and Miss
F.sther Craven attend't the dosing
exercises of Bethel school Saturday.
The trestle force of the Southern
Railway Company are repairing1 th"
trestles on this section of the road.
Prof. n. M. Weatherly has neen
sick for the past few days and Mr?-.
Weatherlv has beei teaihi.ig in n-s
;.!ace.
Mer-iv '.i Pi. oy -.1, 1 i
erly attended the seh'd
Pattersons drove, !
Arthur Smith of l.itx
spent Sundav in town.
Mr. W. H. Tippett has moved to his
truck farm in north P'rnr.iJinvdlc.
Mr. and Mrs. VV. A. Crimes and
Ma-ster Clarence made a husines
to Asheboro in an automobile on
last week.
Mrs. Hell Cox attended the fineral
of Foust Kivett at Shady Gnm.
church last Friday.
Rev. J. D. Hackney, who has been
spending the winter with his sons at
Charlotte, returned home Wednesday
.1. R. Lutterloh made a business
trip to Greensboro Monday.
Rev. J. H. Weaver, presiding elder,
will preach at the M. R. church next
Sunday night and will hold quarterly
conference for Franklinville and aRm
seur charge Monday morning at 9
A. M.
Mrs. J. D. Hackney, who has been
spending some time with her daugh
ter, Mrs. John Ward, at Cheek return
ed home last Wednesday.
Mr. T. M. Jennings carried two
auto loads o-f young people to the ex
hibition at Pattersons Grove Satur
day. Several of our people made a shop
ping trip to Greensboro Satur.'ay.
A birthday dinner was given in hon
or of Mrs. Callie Pinkenton Sunday.
Several relatives gathered with their
baskets laden with good things to eat
and had a jolly good time.
RANDLEMAN NEWS
Mr. H. G. Collins gav the St. Paul
Sunday school a fine talk on temper
ance last Sunday. Mr. Collins is the
right man and in the right place.
Misses Maud and Mary Ellington
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Robert
AUita, at Asheboro this week.
Rev. G. H. Christenberry is at the
hospital confined to his room. He was
token te the heapital last Wednesday
He ,'s ipiprovitijr.
Mrs. Mary York, of near Greens
boro. lr;t formerly of this place, die!
Sunday and was laid to rest in Iai.
Chapel arar'i-y to await the resur
rection morn. She was the wife ot
Mr. John Y'ork. she leaves . husband
and several c'lildren to m;mrn iheii
loss. May God's ricl.ivt blessings
attend them.
Rev. Mr. Brown, pastor of St. John
Christian church, preached two very
able sermon Sunday at 11 and at
night.
.Mr. R. P. I.amb has purchased the
Albert Nelson store on the corner ol
High Point street, near St. Paul. Mi
I.amb has an up-io-datc grocery store.
Mr. William I.amb is his clerk.
Messrs. James Hayes, Dr. Ashburn.
John lirown and Joseph N'ewlin went
to Greensboro Sunday evening.
Mr. Dean Sutcliffe. superintendent
of the Deep River Mill.-., sper.t Sat
urday in Greensboro on business.
Quite a large number of our peo
ple are attending court this week.
The writer had the pleasure of vis
iting the Franklinville Sunday school
March the 21. will say that they have
an up-to-date Sunday school in every
respect. I noticed they have the very
best teachers they were able to secure
and as far as I could see and how they
were up to their business. What at
tract cd my attention was when the
superintendent, Mr. Hugh Parks, Jr.,
came and escorted me through the dif
ferent departments of the Sundav
school, was the attention the small
tots were giving and the earnestness
the teacher was showing with those
little fellows. They have 5 or 6 de
partment in the school of very small
children. There were 5 other classes
in the gallery and 3 large clasess in
the main part of the church all work
ing and all interested in this work.
This school is so interested in work
that a stranger doesn't bother ttieni
one minute. The school numbered
1!)4 on that day. Just think all of
our towns could have just as good as
that one if our leading men and busi
ness men would come shoulder to
shoulder like they do. The secretary
treasurer, superintendent of botn
mills, and the overseers all the mer
chants and all of the very best peo-
hle working together for one cause
and that to enlighten their own mmas
and not their only but the minds of
those with whom they come in con
tact day bv day. May God wonder
fully bless him and his great work
and may many of those precious chil
dren rise up and call him blessed.
KANOY ITEMt
Weather being mo unfavorable, not
many from this neighborhood attend
ed the exhibition at' Phillips schooi
house last Saturday, those who did
go report a nice time.
Rev. VV. C. Dcwd tilled his regular
appointment at Riverside last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Dean visited
at W. S. Gardner's last Saturday
niffht.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Owen of Bennett,
attended preaching at Riverside Sun
dav. . Messrs. R. E. Baldwin and M. E.
Smith made a business tri; to Salis
bury last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I.. Kearns visited
at J. F. Reek's Sunday.
Mrs. G. F. Gatlin is spending the
week with her father at Xo:mun.
SEAGROVE NEWS
Mrs. Million Cox preached an excel
lent sermon here last Sunday evening
to a large crowd.
Prof. A. N. Cullom and daughter.
Miss Florence, of Troy are here a few
days teaching music.
Ambrose I.. Lowdermilk spent Sun
day afternoon in Asheboro, returning
at night.
O. VV. Parks, of Eagle Springs, is
here this week.
Miss Pearle Russell has closed her
school and returned home.
Ivey I!. Luck was here Monday.
Edgar B. Cole, of Bennett, spent
Se.turdav night and Sunday with his
father. E. F. Cole.
Mrs. "Will' Brown and little child,
of Salisbury, were the guests of M:
and Mrs. D. A. Cornelison Saturday
aril Sunday.
We had a nice little snow here Tues
day afternoon.
Fred J. Cox, of Lexington, passed
through here lar.t Sunday.
Misses Annie King and Jewel Lot
dermilk were here Tuesday.
Quite a large crowd from here are
expecting to attend t:-e County Com
mencement next Friday.
Easter is almost here.
C. E. Stuart is at Star this week.
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Vuncannon and
children, of Star, visited at J. A.
King's Sunday.
The play, 'A Case of Suspension'',
will be given by a number of boys and
girls at this place at an earlv date.
ITEMS FROM LIBERTY RT. 1
Rev. D. 1. Offman preached an r.ble
sermon at Melanchton lust Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gregso.i and Mr.
and Mrs. John VV. Curtis, of Liberty,
attended preaching at Grays Chapel
last Sunday.
Several of our young people attend
ed the exhibition at Patterson's Grove
last Saturday.
Mr. Clyde Jones was confined to his
home by'lagi-ippc a few days last
week. .
Mr. and Mrs. Washing'on Browe
have a new daughter in their hame.
TRINITY ITEMS
WHY NOT NEWS
J. A. Monroe went to Asheboro on
business one day last week.
E. B. and T. N. Slack, of Eagle
Springs, visited their parents recenv
Miss Cammie Nance, of Farmer,
spent Tuesday night with Misses Ma
bel and Hester Stuart.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Auman and chil
dren, of Biscoe, spent Sunday at M. A.
Mr. T. W. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Auman and son, Furman, went
to Greensboro last week to be at the
bedside of Dr. W. P. Lawrence, who
is seriously ill at St. Leo's Hospital.
Dr. D. J. Johnson has recently pur
chased a piano.
Miss Anfiie Fox who has been teach
ing music here the past year, return
ed to her home at Candor Friday.
Mr. Fred Cox, of Lexington, and
Miss Ella Cox, of High Point, spent
Sunday with friends here.
The funeral of Mr. J. J. White, wn.u
died on lastl Friday evening, was con
ducted by Rev. E. NT. Crowder, the
pastor of the deceased on last Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock, in the col
lege chapel. A large crowd attended
the service.
Mrs. Dr. Pugh, of Stanley, is visit
ing Mrs. Crowder.
Miss Kate Craven has returned
from Durham, where she has been
spending the winter.
Miss Lula Harris is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Balance in High Point.
Friends are sorry to learn of the
illness of Mr. Vick, who is confined
to his room with lagrippe.
I Saturday afternoon, at the parson
age, was the happy occasion of the
1 20th marriag? anniversary of Rev.
' and Mrs. E. N. Crowder. Many at
I tended, and in spite of the cold cloudy
weather, the cordinl reception and gen
1 ir.l cheer made all glad to be there.
I The odor of violet3 and glow of daf
I fodils with lovely ferns made one
I think of spring time. After being
received by the bride and groom of
20 years, all registered their names
I and wrote best wishes, after which
I elegant refreshments were served in
I the dining room. The gift room was
I most interesting. Many beautiful
I pieces of china and linen had been
given, ah leu wun wsirin uctuw,
wishing many returns of the day for
their beloved pastor and friend, Mr.
and Mrs. Crowder.
RAMSEUR ITEMS
Mrs. R. W. Pugh, of Millboro, visit
ed her sister, Mrs. W. B. Webster, the
past week.
Clyde Luther is building a hand
some bungalow on Railroad street.
Mrs. Mollie Elwell is spending:
some time with her sister, Mrs. Ar
thur Marsh at Hisrh Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest&Trpgdon, of
North Wilkesboro, cameovwn Satur
day to spend some time with their
mother, Mrs. F. L. Trogdon.
Miss Pearl Leonard is visiting
friends in South Carolina.
J. S. Wiley, of Charlotte, is visiting
his family here.
Rev. T. J. Rogers preached two
very able sermons in his pulpit at the
M. K. church Sunday.
NEWS FROM ELLERBE
Mr. Campbell preached an able ser
mon at the Baptist church last Sun
day. Dr. Howell, of Covington, was in
town last Monday.
Thomas A. Spencer made a busi
nes trip to Roseboro last Monday
He went in hTs car, making the trip,
a distance of 100 miles anil returned
the same day.
The town authorities met Monday
and elected J. F. Stafford policeman.
S. D. Garvin, Southern crosstie in
spector, spent the past week is EMer
be taking up crossties.
Thomas A. Spencer loaded 22 cars
with six thousnad crossties for the
L. P. Byrd Lumber Co. lapt week.
L. P. Byrd, of Mt. Gilead, spent
last Friday in Ellerbe.
J. R. Bennett is erecting several
nice houses.
Saturday was Commencement day,
but owing to the rough weather, the
crowd was not so large as it might
have been. However, there were
crowds of childrn on hand, and a nice
program was rendered.
GRAYS CHAPEL NEWS
Our farmers are busy plowing land
for their corn crops.
Bub Pugh went to Greensboro Mon
day with a load of chickens and eggs.
"Billy" Rich is miller now at the
Routh mill.
Some of our young people attended
the exhibition at Patterson's Grove
last Saturday and report a good time.
Mr. A. M. Ellison was the teacher.
Rev. Mr. Pike preached an excellent
sermon here last Sunday.
Emmens Holder has completed hia
new barn.
Mr. R. P. Foust is having an up-to-.
date barn erected.
Mr. Marvin Andrews has bought 0
nice lot of timber from John Cox ana
will move his saw mill there in a few
days.
Grays Chapel school closed last Fri
day with a flag raising and address,
game of ball, etc. The Junior Order
presented the school with' a flag and
Bible. Mr. Sechrest, of High
Point, delivered an excellent address
on the origin of the Junior Order, its
aims, benefits, etc.
Messrs. Hammer & Kelly and C. C.
Kime, of Asheporo, passed througn
here last Friday. On their return
they stopped for a short while at the
school closing.
Mr. Arthur Pugh and Miss Annie
Allred were married on last Sunday
at the residence of G. W. Pugh, J. P.,
who officiated. Mr. Pugh is a son 01
Mr. M. F. Pugh and is a splendid
you of man. His bride is a daughter
of Enzy Allrcd. She is assistant or
ganist at the Baptist church near here
of which she is a member.
FLAG RAISING AT WHITE HALL.
The Hag raising and Bible presen
tation, by the Junior Order of Ran
dleman, last Saturday, was attended
by large crowds, and was a most en
joyable occasion to the people in the
neighborhood of White Hall school.
Mr. A. M. Floyd, Councilor of the
Randleman lodge, was the presiding
ollicer, and the exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. J. B. O'Briant
and Scripture reeading by Mr. H. D.
Collins, after a few words of welcome
in behalf of the school by W. F. Tal
Icy, and response by Ed Mason, ti c
principal address was made by Mr.
L. D. Mendenhall, of Randleman. The
Bible was presented with appropriate
words by Rev. -J. B. O'Briant; and the
flag, by Mr. R. C. Cox. Both were
accepted by Rev. Amos Gregson, in
a short talk. The exercises closed
with raising of the flag and the Sing
ing of the Star Spangled Banner.
EGG HUNT
Lust Saturday evning Miss Ila Bird
gave an egg hunt and candy pulling to
the little folks of Kemps Mills. About
2 o'clock mid the snow 24 Ijttle child
ren gathered in for the fun. They
were invited into Mrs. Byrd's rooms
where they laughed and told jokes.
Then the eggs were hidden and
all went for a search. All eggs were
found. They were then invited into the
dining room where candy was ready
for pulling. Then the fun began.
Each little boy got a partner and for
about half an hour they enjoyed tfie
candy. When all were sealed Mls
Ila told them stories which they en
joyed very much. Then the little folks
got ready to go home. All went run
ning home in the snow telling of their
good time.
EVER SALIVATED BY CALOMEL?
HORRIBLE
Calomel is Quicksilveer and Acts Like
Dynamite on Your Liver.
Calomel loses you a day! You know
what calomel is. It's mercury, quick
silver. Calomel is dangerous. It
crashes into sour bile like dynamite,
cramping and sickening you. Calomel
attacks the bones and should never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilious, sluggish, con
stipated and all knocked out and be
lieve you need a dose of dangerous
calomel, just remember that your
druggist sells for 50 cents a large bot
tle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which is
entirely vegetable and pleasant to
take and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. It is guaranteed to start
your liver without stirring you up in
side, and cannot salivate.
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day s
work. Dodson's Liver Tone straight
ens you right tip and you fel great.
Give it to the children because it
perfectly harmless and doesn't gripe.