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;' The Courier Asshoboro, N. C, December 16, 1915 "PUBLISHED EVER THURSDAY WM. C. HAMMER, EDITOR Senator 15en Tillman, of South Carolina, in a speech in the Senate Monday came to the defense of Secre tary Daniels and his navy program. He discussed the armor plate trust and declared that the country had long been in its grasp. He defended Sec retary Daniels from the aspersions of his enemies. According to the Senator an adequate navy is one imperative necessity for American national life and honor and to uphold the Monroe doctrine. One of the most important features of school work is the improvement of the school houses and grounds. Too often this is neglected and the ma terial improvements of the public schools are not what they should be. A good portion of the life of the child each year is spent in school and if for no other reason than to promote cleanliness and industry among the pupils the school house and grounds should be kept clean and neat. There are many different ways and means for providing the little cash outlay for this improvement and it is encourag ing to note the number of schools in the county that are going ahead in this work. A clean school house and play ground not only speak well for the teachers but also is a mark of progressiveness for the entire com m unity. Prof. C. C. Wright in a recent issue f the Progressive Farmer gives some excellent ways of working in the coun try Sunday school in order to promote attendance and interest. Class orran- iiations for the purpose of enlisting new members in the Sunday school and picnics and oyster suppers are en couraged for the purpose of stimulat ing interest. Poor attendance and lack of interest are problems that confront the coun try Sunday schools. There are sev eral different ways by which these problems may be dealt with success fully. Thorough class organizations with individual responsibility for the enlistment of a new member for the class, and banners given for best class attendance thus promoting a friendly rivalry for largest attendance are good ways of solving the problem. Enthusiasm on the part of the super intendent of the school and the teach ers count for much. There am many ways of mak'ng Sunday school class work entertaining and instructive if the proper tact is used atvl adapted to the tompei-ment of t!ic c-b.ss. Full Line General -:- Merchandise . Our store is stocked with a full line of general Merchandise, and our prices are reanonable. Holiday Goods Galore- Toys for the children, candies, ap ples, oranges, nuts etc, etc. ine of Heavy and Facy FIREWORKS FOR CHRISTMAS. .You will find the thing you want in this line in our spacious store. E. WHATLEY Ulah, N. C. M-H-H-fr l '! frft ! ! ! DON'T FORGET! IF THERE'S ANYTHING IN CLEANING AND PRESSING YOU WANT C ALL W. P. ROYSTER Clothes Sent For and Delivered Anywhere in Town. i My MottO: GoWorkmanshfp i: 1 (JlOtHitl x Clothes Sent For and Delivered M AIJVAV v(;i-. or s-rr dying at SCHOOL T! li::s hivn rue!i r e ft;.- 1- hi-; vifV.S :;nd :ir.1; (jcC'S, licijip wiv.i ;:.e !';; U o:' ; a '?.:!. of Hickory the yuUs do more eiTici c.t v. rk v.lvi tlu-y flu.ly u..-'ir the sup. vvie- -if ;; V.. ' ! ;,:! fiat un der this p'mh of stu'ly more puj.i!:! are pror.-.otfd the cij of t'so year than win ii li e .-iiitjylnjr v.-us done v.t homo. His contention is t!i: t whrn the f-'.udv- inr is di. n.. ;it .-iIumpI Ihe teacher can I irive jiet t.!; .'..ncunt of help necessa- j ry to p"p.i'.. t'u-ir lessens thoroughly.! Wic-.t tht- i-tu '; iiig is done r.t home too ofe:i J e p-'-ont,. do the work find th" ch'irlreu f.ti nd olf er.joying the fun. STOP ! LOOK! LISTEN! A Holiday Present for your daughter Get cur Ildiday Prices on Instruments. The Whole Truth About Organs and Pianos. A. N. GULLOM : Factory Representative Asheboro, N. C. Delivered direct from Factory to Home for your inspection. You don't have to buy the pig in the poke or pay middle-mah'fc profit. ET THE NICE THINGS HERE! A few reasons why vou should get your Christmas Groceries Here. FIRST. Our goods are clean. SECOND. Our fruits and nuts are fresh. THIRD. Our promptness in filling orders. FOURTH. Our Prices Are Right. Give us a trial and you will go no further. A Few Sggestions for Your Christ mas Dinner: TURKEY CELERY CRANBERRIES GRAPES You will find everything cold by a first class grocer here. When you phone your order don't forget to mention Stone's Wrapped Fruit Cake and fresh fruits of all kinds. J. C. HANNAH The One Horse Grocer Get In Line for Your Winter NOW is the time to buy your Christmas suit and overcoat Just received a big line of up-to-date overcoats at from $5.00 to $12.50. Do not fail to give us a call when in town Just received a big line of odd coats (or men ranging in prices from $2.50 to $3.50. We have pants for everybody. Just received a big line of mens and boys pants. Do not fail to look them over before buying. A few $5.00 Rain Coats left at $3.85. A magnificent line of neckwear at 25c to 75c. Come in and buy your Christmas Tie. Wood Cash Clothing Co. Master Truman Win.h.n , ceicbrated his sixth b;rtl.l..y ufrnoon, with a merry littl from two-thirty to five o!oc: NOTICE OF SIMMONS AND V.Ul KANT OF ATTACHMENT Miller ) day party nt the Christinas is Coming ! BUSINESS BUILDERS Fine Spencer variety of Sweet P Seed for sale by MRS. Wm. C. HAMMER, Asheboro, N. C. WINTER TERM " uiciiwuora Commercial School, Greensboro, N. C. begins Jan. 3rd. Bookkeeping and Shorthand our Specialty. Position. for all. Write for Catalogue. WANTED Young men and worn to learn Bookkeeping, Civil Service Banking, Typewriting and Shorthand! I'osition Guaranteed Fay from safe. ry; earn while learning. EDWARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE. High Point, N. C. Fine Frostproof Cabbage Plants b parcel post Jersey Wakefield, Charleston Wakefield and Success ion, 1,000 for $1.00 postpaid 10C for 15c postpaid. R. O. PARKS, Ulah, N. C. CABBAGE PLANTS FOE SALE, Early Jersey Wakeleld, Fine Frost proof Plants. Postpaid anywhere, 160 16c; 1,000 $1.00. Orders filled prompt-ly. Miss Bettle B. Shamburger, Hill's Store, N. C. I T am Dmnt C W T : florist, Greensboro, and am able to sunnlv ent towers and fnmral A. signs at an lime. Tear patronage XS BOIKItM. Mrs. W. C. Hamier, Ashebero, N. C. Hi Now is the time to decide what you want to bay. You can find it here. In addition to my regular line of General Merchandise you will find here: Books, Stationery, Ware, Pictures, Novelties and Toys; in fact some thing for every member of the family. We sell the Famous Hunt Club Shoes and Vtctor raud Clothing. G. JOflliSON - - Tha W. J.. Miller Store. ' SA MN-EHFftl'Y DKAD With the Hr .tH of Capt. Samuel L. L.nebc ry jas;;cs oi.f cf ih- pioneers of rvilrca. i.ig ia the South. Since 1677 hr ht-3 beea conductor over lines ;n Vi.gin-a, aoth Carolines, Georgia, Florida Alabama, a'id atched the formation jf the vrcat 6ystsmj of thi3 oction daring his 38 years of service. Until & year ago he had been located at the L. and N. station and terminal in Iminthrm for six years. He was bvie at Yadkin College. Jfr. Liaeberry married Miss Owen. of Yarfan College, where he received his education. He was a native of Guilford cunty, wm- of R. A. W. Luxtberry, D. a well knowa min ister cf the If. p. church. ' Dr. Joseph Hyde Pratt, of Chapel Unit haa been elected! teeretary of the ' XsociU'4a fl state nlsV home of his parents, Dr. ur.'l Mrs. J. F. Miller. Eighteen little fr.emls were invite.1, and i.Tter each had arrived bringing a dear little gift, they were invited into the parlor by Mrs. Miller, where Miss McLeod and Miss Kelly, of the graded school faculty entertained thom with games and stories. Later the little guests were marched into the dining loom where a beautifully decorated table of red and green, and a large birthday cake with green and red candles forming the letter greeted their eyes. Cake with jello and whipped cream were served and each little guest waa presented with a tiny green basket tied with red rib bon and a sprig of holly and filled with mints aad chocolate. There ia nothing that will give yon any more pleasure for so long a time for eo little money as the magazine we vend our subscribers. , Are yon getting these magaainn? ' If not, writ er taleyhoM na. 'Too can gat Tha Courier aad four maaaisea all oaorcerforSl.il , State of North Carolina, County of Randolph, Asheboro Township. Before J. S. Ridge, Justice of thf- Peace. W. P. Wood and W. H. Morl.ig, trading as Wood and Moring. vs. Will S. Harper. The defendant in the above enti action will take notice that ol tL 11 tic day of December, 1915, a suramom: ia said action was issued against the .. r' ny J. S. Uidge, Justice of the Feace; that the piaintiff's cliir.i sf the defendant the sum of $17.4C, with interest thereon from the 26th day of July, 1913, until paid, balance due for goods sold r.nd de livered on open account whi.-h said summons is returnable before the suid justice at his office in Aphetaro, 1.. at 10:00 o'clock a. m. on the 10th day of January. 1916. Tne defendant will also take notice- iil a errant of attachment waa issued by said jus tice against the property of said de- lenaans wmcn saia 'warrant is also returnable before said justice at his offce in Asheboro, N. C, at 10:00 .o'clock a. m. on the 10th day of Jan uary, 191$, when and where the de fendant is required to appear and an swer or demur-to the complaint or the reiiex oe-!"!ed wiu oo graMted. (Signed) Jf. 8. SHK:3, J. P. This Dec 11, 191S. Randolph Supply Company F dts and Produce and General Merchandise ASHEBORO, N. C, Dec. 8, 1915. Invites you! We all here Our prices right you need not fear, YouH fair well, both sairt and sinner When you trade with us, ' you are the winner Christmas comes but once a year. Come and give us some good cheer. We are glad to welcome YOU. Respectfully Randolph Supply Co. V. R. JULIM, Mgr. Only a few More of C W. Jennings fine Spencer Sweet pea aeed. Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer. Phone S3 for flowers for Christmas. Corsage bouquets, roses, lilly of valley violete, ringing in price from $1.00 to $6.00. Carnations $1.25 per dozen. FOR SALE Webster's Interna-' tional Dictionary, Reference, History, conveniently arranged; every histori cal event of importance is recorded. Reason ' for selling, have two copies. Apply to DR. C. L. WHITAKER, Asheboro, N. C. FOR SALE A good Chatham Co. farm. For part'culrrs, address Box 205, A-hcboro, N. C. OLD FOREIGN STAMPS-I hr.ve 3,000 old cancelled Foreign Stamps, from most all pa.-t? of the world in good condition. Will sell the lot at a bargain, or 25c per hundred. A. C. AUMAN, tf . High Poir.t, N. C, Station A. , WANTED Maxwell Automobile Dealer in Asheboro. For particulars address "Maxwell," Drawer B, Thom- asvillc, X. C. TO GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH go to A. D. Hamilton's new c;t.-h store on Hoover street, near the Ariheboro Chair factory, Asheboro, N. ( MEDICAL SOCIETY MEETS A meeting of the Randolph County Medical society was hold in tin' court house Tuesday. Those pr sent were: Drs. J. F. Miller, 'W. J. M.oove, F. E. Asbury, and L. M. Fox, of Aslulnro; W. I. Sumner nnd D. L. Fo:r, of Tan dlcman; and C. A. Hay worth, of Cole ridge. Various matters of loul inter est to the profession were disrusscil, and officers were elected for the ensu ing year. Dr. F. E. Asbury was elect ed president and Dr. C. A. Hay worth, secretary. MRS. ROBERT ELKIN HOSTESS Mrs. Robert Eikin wa3 hostess to the Liberty Look Club Thursday aft ernoon. The parlor was made bright with holly and mistletoe. After tha business meeting and exchange of books, the ladies produced their Christ mas work, which consisted of " cheting, taHing and embroidery and while the needles flew Mrs. Guy Reitz el rendered some of her lovely instru mental music. The hostess served delicious cake and hot chocolate, after which littla i H'33 Pauline and Master Ifobcrt Eik in presented each guest with favors consisting of red crepe baskets filled with red and green mints, and stuffed dates. - BE-LECTIO OP THE PRESIDENT CERTAIN MRS. D. B. PRESNELL DEAD Mrs. D. B. PresaeU, aged 63 years, passed quietly and suddenly away Thursday night at her homo near Cole's Store. ' Mrs. PresneQ made a complaint of feeling unwell before re tiring Thursday night, but not until 5 o'clock Frid&y morning wan It dio- umni that the h4 tfod a hoar during the aiffckr . Co). A. D. Watte, of Statesville, in Sue was a good wife, a kind mother, j interview given out in Washington and an excellent neighbor. For 23 Earday night expressed his opinw" . . . .. Ithat Wilson would he re-elected to the ye-mienaaDeen.mmDeror. - - Deep iUver Baptist church and the i main were interred there. A husband, one daughter, and two sons survive,' Ttoo sate of liquor and other intexi easti w31 bo prohftkiUd ia the Btato of Washlsgtoa after Jan. 3, 191& Presidencv. Mr. Watts has with men from all parts of tne coun try and finds that there are thousands of Republicans who will support the President In the next election. H. polieieo are growing in favor with th people of the country and B-TB,JT? an suteiaistratioa more popster vi the rank and file of U voters. , .
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