The Courier.
Asheboro, X. C, I t i mber "0, 1015
"fUULISHED EVER if THURSDAY
WM. C. HAMMER, EDITOR
Ernest Yunciumon and Arley Vun
annon, of Montgomery county, sen
teiuod for six months and four
months to jail for illicit distilling at
the recent term of the United States
District Court at Greensboro, request
ed Judge Iioyd to give them the mini
mum sentence of a year and a day in
the Federal prison at Atlanta. The
(Jrevnsboro Daily Record inquires why
this request J'or a longer term. Any
one of two reasons might be given.
In the Federal pri.-on, prisoners who
have a good record may be purollnd
after the expiration of one third the
.-; ntei'ce. Another rea.-on is that the
defendants may be afraid of the State
courts. If they aio sent t- Atlanta
it rr:-y be thi re is net so much !un-L-er
of th.e Stute lomt taking v.n tne
i:se and sending the violators to the
Nun:;
last j'Jiv
ed that 1
ent for
Kin
v:i. sentence'
in jail, request-
At
At tl.e
end "f four li.onths he applied for
pa-
vol'; and it '..'as declined. He has .- ince
made application for Executive Clem
ency, and that has been refused, so it
appears that he will serve his term.
King was indicted in the State courts
:dso. While it is not usual for v. viola
tor of the liquor laws to be punished
for the same or similar offenses com
mitted about the same time in both
State and Federal courts yet it is
sometimes done, when it is net thought
that adequate punishment Iris been
imposed in the first court '
noses of the case against Ui
ch .lis
iolator TRINITY NEWS
Chi-i.-.tnus pas:
pily in our little
;ed quietly
town. V
ars bae' .
but
p-
t :. eon
: i v.his-mi.-;e
ra
a num
trust to sever
key and lire
t!e for Si) 1";!
ber oi family i. ui;i..us and some vh.
-r.:M r.ot l':.ve llieir families invited
friend,-. Mr. J. W. Hill had all of
his family with him except Miss Vic
toria, v. ho is studying in Washington,
D. ('.. to lie a trained nurse. Tho.-.o
with him wi re: Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
of Richmond; Jes.-e Hill of Florida:
John iliil, of Virginia; Mr. ami Mrs.
Merimac Cv
and Mrs. C,e
and Clyde :
with their p:
Mrs. Ruf-:s
ell Roddick,
Roddick, '.-f
lick, of Gi;i
Mrs. IMe.'r
wore the gu
Tarkin. M:
her Mr. and
Trinity; Dr.
of Hi::!i IN.
nford, of Fairview; Mr.
rg.' Hiil, of Thomasviiie;
id Charlie who -'re still
'cuts. Gue.-ts of Mr. and
'..'ddick were Mr. Mitch
)f tircensbiiro; Mr. R. J.
south Dakota: Jc-o Red-,
ford College. Mr. and
lYpptr. of Tliomnsville, :
sis i Cr.pt. a.id Mrs. J. ;
. U. W. art- had with j
.Mrs. J. C. Vejuit r, of'
and Mrs. Dr
it; Mr. and
I 1
ock,
. Wish
'. John
1 Odell
ml .Mrs.
hart and Title daughter;
Peacock, of Greensboro;
1'eae ic!-, of llorh Point. Mr
Mi
W. F. Kills, of Kl'swood Court, were
is-) blessed a to have their entire f; m
i'y: Prof, and Mrs. I'mniet Willis ai.d
children, of North Wilkesboro: .Air.
and .Mrs. Thorn Kisl,,.,. ,-. of
Salisbury; Mr. W. F. Ellis, Jr., of
High Point; .Mr. Frar.k Ellis, of Phil
adelphia; Mr. George F. Ellis, of
Trinitv: Dm-brim .Toe :m.l I?olni of
f.initv'hirh school.
Miss Minnie Caudle, of Sanford, has
been v'th her granumothi Mrs. Iien
soti Parker, during the holidays. Mrs.
Parker, who bag been quite r.ick, has
improved much and we hope will be
nit soon.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Brame had as
their gw.its during Christmas Mr. Pe
ter lV.in'.e, of Winston-Salem, and Mr.
";ld!y" llr-'me, of Rjcky Mount.
Miss Pcd'y Keitman motored down
from High Point for a few hours Fri
day. Mrs. F. II. Wood tnd Mrs. J. J.
Farrh. of High Point, w ere down dur
ing the holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ellis and
daughter motored to High Point Fri
day. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Willis and
Tamil v ar l Mr. I3ruee Craven and sen
with Tbcmr-s Fiser m-itorwd to High
Point Mend ay.
Mr. snd Mr.-,. Carter and Miss Crr.n
ford, of Greensboro, were the guests
of Mr. 0. Crurford last week.
Mr. und Mrs. J. L. Phillips had
dr'er.tira n.y at home for the j
idaya: P.of. Guy Phillip3, of r-j.
... !
their
holid:
eteh: Miss Carrie, of the State Nor
mal; and M: Chaiies, of Jam.otown
high school; .nd Miss Maude and
Hugh Phillips.
Mrs. McCancss had with her last
Week her granddaughter, Miss Beulah
Norment, of Woman's College, Greens
boro, and Mr. William Norment, of
Jamestown high school; Mrs. Kate
Norment and Miss Ruth McCanless
irh make their home with her.
Mhs Lucy Crowder, after spending
Chrfctaaa day at home, wet to
ThomasrXle to TisH Misa Vera Green.
Mr. Julian Elder, of High Foint
spent the holidays with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Elder.
Mesdames Iiallance and Carpenter
spent Christmas day with Mr. D. M.
liallanc and family.
MORTHVILLE AND RANDLEMAN
ROUTE 2 NEWS
Mr. J. H. Williamson and family,
of Steeds, are spending a few days in
town.
Miss Thelma Jennings, who has been
in school at Franklinville, is spend
ing the holidays with her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jennings.
Mr. Clifford Trogdon, of Franklin
ville, is visiting at the home of Mr.
Anderson llean.
Mr. Macon Freeman, of Elher, was
in town a few days last week the
guest of friends.
Miss Navwejie Tr.-gd-n , who lias
been teaching at lb'idea school, is
spending the holidays at heme.
Mr. and Mrs. . M. Mnedith left,
Saturday for their home in Green.-.-j
lioro. alter spending several days in
l.ie gu
csts of Mr.
Mis.
'1. ('
. Williamson.
. .L.mes Johns.
Ya.. is sneiniii
n. Jr.
if lb
duvs
e'l
heir
Mr. end Mrs. 1.. W. ihiam.-on, n
! Franklinville. are isltlag relative.-;
and friends in town.
Mr. William Hiure'.l left last Thurs
day for Salisbury to visit his brother.
Mrs. Luther and son, Joe. aie vis
iting relatives near Denton.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Callaway, of
Lexington, n'c visiting relatives and
friends in town this week.
Mr. Arch Winslow. of Asheboro, is
spending a few .lays at home.
Mr. Leder Roui.h. of Gray's Chap
el is visiting his uncle, Mr. L. W.
Wise.
Mr. Moody Kerns, a student at
l-'.'on College, spent last Wednesday
at Mr. Nathan Sheila-Id's, t-n route to
his homo near Ether.
Mr. W. W. Hurley, who ha.- been
teaching at Ulah, is spon.:li.p; several
days at homo.
Mrssi-s. Worth and Wad:- !h;r:ow.
l.r.
n.-lwiv. ai
to:
ti.cir ia
ents ibis ueek.
Mr. Jones Vuniannon.
a tree one day last work
riou!y hurt, is improvir.
Li two and ae-haif
leii fr
.1 ;
Wort'ivili
largest
la.
;, svl.ich
1 to Mr.
we;gae,i :,.,:i pounds, Lx;
or.'ji
Ace William.-on.
Mi1. Ai-vil Pvitiiard ami Mi
ilinshaw were nun .Yd one
ai'u.o
last
week, Rev. J. . P igh olhc,;1' ir.g.
Miss Lois Williamson, of Liberty, is
visiting rela'.ives und friends f-r :-.
few days.
Mr. Eivin Trogdon, of Wjnlesboro.
is visiting Ids parent-. M' and Mrs.
S, H. Tivigdrei.
Mr. Tom iJ.iirk, of Spen..er, is
sperding the holidays at home.
Miss Plata Aldridge, of IFgh
Point, is the rue -it of her jiarents, Mr.
and Mrs. Graham Aldridge.
M' 'ssi's. "nl and (.'has. .Sheii'.idrl
an; to. nding th.e Christmas holidays
at home.
Miss Sallie Posiirk. of Grecnsbovo.
is the guest of her parent.-, this week.
Miss Jennie Hinshaw, of High Point,
is visiting her arenrs,
Mrs.
Tom Hin.-diaw.
Miss Coney Spivey left last week for
Green.dioro for a visit t friends.
Mr. Hugh 'jliui't ami children, of
High Point, are tin guest
of Mr.
&laclt 8 mncr- ir- Jonn ,,aCK'
Mr. and Mrs. Will Stevens, of
Winston, spent Sunday at the home of
J. M. Laughlin.
Misses Allic Hinshaw and Ashe
Mlllikan, Randleman, spent Sunday
with Miss Helen Bostick.
Mrs. J. C. Allred, who has been sick
is improving.
Mr. Lon Ingle, of Rurlington, is vis
iting his brother, Mr. W. T. .Ingle.
.Miss Jennie Wise entertained her
Sunday school class Saturday after
noon with a doll party. The evening
was very much enjoyed by tho little
folks.
Both the entertainments at the
Union and the M. P. churches were
great successes. The programs twre
-ve'.l rendered to large audiences, re
I fleecing much credit on both Sunday
school i.
WEST CONCORD NEWS,
Mr. G. C. Varr.er, of Asheville, X,
C, representative of the Good Roads
Machinery Co., v'nitfd hU father, Mr.
S. L. Vrtx-ner, c'uring the holidays. He
guvs 1:ict'.rtoua in vprir crnnil anrl t.hinlfsi
says business is very good and thinks
i! will -t Etf.l better.
Mr. G. W. 'W illiams, of Denton, N.
C., visited his sister, Mrs. A. V. Var
ner, Chrit'rmas.
Mr. W. H. McLeod and family vis.t
ed Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Varner Friday
nigrt. Mr. Varner reports that his
school at Salem is getting on nicely.
Elihu Root, Mentioned as a proba
ble Re publican candidate for Presi
dent, has writtea a letter declining to
be a candidate for the presidency.
FRANKLINVILLE NKWS
Rev. W. 0. Johnson filled his pulpit
at Moore's Chapel Sunday and Rev.
Joel li. Trogdon at Fainnount M. P.
church.
Porn to Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Saun
ders, a son.
Mr. Curl Trogdon and Miss Ada
Kinney were married Saturday cr cu
ing at tho home of the bride, J. H.
Iiurrow, J. P. officiating. The groom
is a son of Mr. John Trogdon. a prom
inent farmer, of Asheboro Route 1,
and the bride is the accomplished
.laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H.
Kinney, of this place. We wish for
them long and happy lives.
Mr. Lindsay Luther left Tuesday
for a few days visit to his grandfath
er, Lindsay' Luther, near Strieby.
The fall term of our graded school
which closed hist Wednesday has been
in many respects one of the best terms
in the history of the school; and, is
i .-penally noted lor the largest
ment, best average attendant
and
extra good work bv the ideals.
There were 2U enrolled jn.d one
month the average attendance was
2(10. Wednesday evening a 'y in
teresting entertainment was g-ven by
the primary department, and music
students. The following program was
rendered:
Song - Ring the Message out. bv the
school.
Music My First Waltz Ir.la Routh
Music Merry Sailor Waltz--Jesse
Craven.
Music A Merry Company, Mar. h
Lena Grimes.
Song Cheerful Traveler by the
school.
Music In Ghent Measure ' ''lie
Fentriss.
Music Garden party Thelma ..lea
ning. '
Music Joyful Strain Catherne
1,'uie,
Music In Jolly Mood -Nettie M-mi
Rec Cure for the lilues Kitty Lee
Jones.
Play Little Men. 2 acts Children.
Duet Through the Valley With a
Poet -Mrs. Mary C. WYatherly and
Catherine Puie.
Play -Little Women, 2 acts Chil
dren. Drill Christmas Star 2." Children.
t'n Thursday evening a ph'iy, "The
AtTlicbd Family in t acts, was given
by the advanced grades. The spring
term opens Jan flrd.
Entertainments were given at all
our churches for the Sunday schools
on Christmas eve. At Fairmount a
tree and treat for the children; at
Moore's Chapel an entertainment con
sisting of songs, speeches, drill by
the children and a beai:tiful tree; and
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WAY TO BREAK UP DEEP COLDS
A quick and most effective remedy
for colds is a preparation known as
Gowans (most powerful and penetrat
ing), which is applied externally. It
Is a wll known fact that :ii'isa cases
of pneumonia and other serious form
I of bronehal flntl lung troubles are do-
veloped from slight colds and Co.vana
has prevent ad thousands of cases of
these serious illnesses by breaking u;;
the cold In its enny ttafies and even
In advanced, Mrious rases of'pucuino
nia itself. Tho most stubborn eases
have been relieved by rubbing Go-w-&ns
on tho chest, under the anus and
between tho stoitlder Wades at nfcht
hefore going to bed aad covering with
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-u"a The Micizloes WHI Step Prompttf, Wtei Time Is Uf
at the M. K. church two trtcs well
decorated and hanging full. There
were 1:15 presents for primary- and in
termediate classes besides 403 special
presents for the school. Surely Santa
Claus, as usual, came well loaded our
way.
Among those who spent Christmas
in town with home folks wi note the
f.i'lowing: Mr. Atwater, of Burling
ton; A. F. Hayes and family, of Ran
dleman; Ernest Elliott, of Marion;
Mrs. Susan Fentriss, of Albemarlt;
Rollin Williams, of High Point; K. II.
Martindill, of Fayetteville; Mr. and
Mi.-. R. F. Sorrel!, i,Z Raieigli; Tom
iliack, Everett WYenn, and John Pugh,
of Greensboro; Miss Mary Parks, of
Davenport College; Misses Fannie and
Laura Sumner, of the Normal College..
Greensboro; Henry Marley, of Elon
College; Priice Veathcrly arid Chits.
Julian, of Pleasant Garden; Miss Ruth
and Pryan Parks, of Parks Cross
Roods: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Forrester,
of Siixapahaw. Among those who
I '"I'0"1 t!l' holidays away from home
were: .Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C. Graven
ami Mrs. A. W. Tippett, at Greens
boro; Mrs. G. C. Cox, Misses Thtfnia
Craven and Lottie Julian, at Hdlsboro;
.Mr. Arthur Jones and sister, Miss
Fannie, at lieidsville; and E. A. Routh
a-.d family, near MarloyV. Mill.
Mcsrs. A. W. and W. J. Tippett
spent cue day last week h Pleasant
Grovj. township hunting with fri. ids.
They report :10 partridges, F! rabbits
ami live squirrels killed and u time
nio.-t enjoyable.
FLINT HILL NEWS
I There was a Christmas tree and an
entertainment at Flint Hill school
house Thursday night. The children
rendered their parts well, reflecting
I credit on their teachers. Misses Mary
Hunting and Scenith Johnson.
I Mrs. Mamie Jones, of Toledo, Ohio,
j is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j J. M. Canoy.
i Mrs. Jane Hekerdite is sick this
week.
j Mr. Roy Johnson died' of pncumo.'r.a
I one day last week and was buried at
' :L. Glload.
i A.i.ong our young pt-ople who v-il
i turn to Trinity high achcol Mon-
day are: Misses Rlancho- and Alice
' l arlov, , Thelma Coopt r, Dovie-Canny,,
i Wiiilm e I'auoy.
FGR RENT-;
1 to Mrs. Jennie
I v c.
- room
Hano
cottage- apply
L'k. Asherwro,
TEAMS WANTED"
Will pay ;;." cents jier hundred for
hauling dry pine lumber, Eldorado to
Troy. Apidy to Joe Low-alien at Troy,
or Home Ruildir.g and Material Co.,
Asheboro, X. C.
a TCiirm flannel cloth. Tli hwallng
medicines penetrate to the affected
parts quickly, reduoiug the intlama
tion and breaking up tho congestion.
Gownns is also very effective !o treat
lug all other forms, of cold trembles,
such as huad and chest colds, coughs,
croup, v hooping cough, inflammationi
congest ioa, catarrli. bronchitis, asth
ma, etc. Try this remedy tonight
Don't acoept a substitute. "Demand
Gowans, because Cowans is more punc-i
tratmg. At druggists in 25c, 50c and:
$1.00 bi ttles. Free sampla-and testimonial.-?
on request, by '.Krtting ttoa
Cowan Medical Co., Concord, N. C.
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1 spend the greater
A part of your time
cleaning it and won
dering why it 'won't
burn. The Ruyo - is
simple in construction
and in design. It lights
without removing the
fhadu and gives the
best sort of light the
kind that won't hurt
your eyes.
Lamps
Rayo lamps .);- an urnamrnt
Oi any home They require
very little artentirm yet
always ;idd t. the attrnctivt--iics-.
of the mom.
The Rayo is the symbol
of ctliciency -ecorjiny
t(iiivciiietiv.-tf.
. Usf Aladdin Security
Oil or Diamond White
Oil to ohtiiin best results
in Oil Stoves, Lamps and
Heaters.
The Rayo is oiiiy tmeof our
many products thatbrtnjeoro
tort and economy to the farm.
Ask for them by name.
Matchless Liquid Gloss
Standard Hand Separator
Oil
Standaid Household
Lubricant
Parowa.x
Eureka Harness Oi!
Mica Axie Grease
If your dealer does not carry
these, write to our nearest
station.
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We have an expert me
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your 6ar for anything it
needs, machine parts or ac
cessories. We guarantee
our work, also our merchan
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RING PHONE 175.
Asheboro Motor Car Co.
G. H. KING
Attorney - at - Law
office Mcdowell bldg.
I shall practice in all courts
both civil and criminal, collect
accounts; adjust claims; settle
estates for executors and admin
istrators; write all legal papers,
secure loans; ledd you money.
AH business entrusted in my
care shall have prompt and pains
taking attention. .
TO THE TAXPAYERS OP THE
TOWN OF ASHEBORO
Year Taxes are due please see
me at esce aad par your Taxes.
R. A. GADDIS,
Tax Collector.
This ItoceBoer 21st, 1915.
BUSINESS BUILDERS
t WANTED Young metTl ?
to learn Bookkeeping, Civil SerZ
Banking Typewriting and ShortS'
Position Guaranteed-pay fronT
ryj earn while learning. "
.EDWARD'S BUSINESS COLLEr
High Point, N. C. M!'
Fine Frotitproof Cabbage riants
V3rce! Dost. Jerspv xa.
Charleston Wakefield and SucctJ
ion, 1,000 for $1.00 postpaid j
for 15c postpaid. R. .0. PARK?
Ulah, N. C. H
FOR SALE Otic pair young muk
4 years old for sola cheap, or Mill sji
separate. Half mile from Center
Guilford church
P. H. SMITH,
:it. Randleman, N. C, R. I D. No, 1
Only a few more of C. W. J.nnijigj
fine Spencer Sweet pea seed.
Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer.
TO GET YOUR MONEY'S WORTH
go to A. D. Hamilton's new cash store
on Hoover street, near the Asheboro
Chair factory, Asheboro, N. C.
FOR SALE New Rock Hill Bug,
Carolina grade. Has never been set
up. Apply to Roy Cox, Ashoboro. N
C.
WINTER TERM of Gwnsbore
Commercial School, Greensboro, N. C.
begins Jan. 3rd. Bookkeeping and
Shorthand our Specialty. Positions
for all. Write for Catalogue.
WANTED Young man with good
education to learn the printers trade
and to operate linotype. Apply at
once to Lock Box 428, Asheboro, N. C.
18 PIGS, three litters from three
sows, thoroughbred Poland China and
Berkshire for sale"January 19, six
weeks old at $4.00 each; eight weeks
old at $4.50. The finest pigs killed in
this section this fall were of the same
stock as these pigs. Apply to Wm. C.
Hammer.
"MORNING GLORY NEWS."
We are one and all pleased with the
interesting exercises that were given
at "our school," Caraway, Christmas
eve by the pupils. The tree was nice
and those taking part in the exercises
rendered their parts in a most pleas
at our school, Caraway, Christmas
ing manner. Many nice presents werj
distributed to the large audience.
Mr. Homey, the teacher, returned
home after the exercises to spend Us
vacation.
Mr. Ed. Millikan and family, of
Archdale, and Mr. Numa John6on, of
Kansas, and sister, Miss Olive, wdre
among those who attended the exer
cises. We boys are very sorry, in
deed, to hear of the death of Roy
Johnson. We misa him because he al
ways had an anecdote to tell us, and
a smile for every one.
Rev. E. N. Crowder preached an ex
cellent sermon at Mt. Vernon Sunday
evening on the text, "The Eirth of
Christ."
Mr. Earl Bulla and family, near
Asheboro, were the gueots at Dr. J. D.
Bulla's Sunday.
Miss Eula Steed, who has been awar
from home for some time, is spending
Xmas at home.
Messrs. Tom Elder and Dewey Bul
la, of Trinity High School, are enjoy
ing their vacation at home this week.
Beginning next year there will bi
services every fourth Sunday at Mt
Vernon church.
Mrs. Smith and daughter, of Golds
boro, are the guests at Mr. T. M.
CrowsonB, this week,
Of Mrs. GuppelL of five Yean'
Stixdisj, Reliere J by CirJoi
Mt. Alrv. N. P. Mrs. Sarah M. Chap-
cell of this town, sart: "I suffered for
nve years wim womaoiy irouoies. nsu
stomach troubles, and my puntshiiieat
was mare than any oat could ten.
I MmI mn mirmrw Irfiuf nf mai1lrtfl&
but sons did me anv srood.
I read one day about Cardul, the wo
man's tonic, and 1 d;dded to try it. J
riaa not tatcen out aoout six ootues unm
I was almost cured. It did me BHW
good than all the other medicines I had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking tne why I
Innktul en roll and I told lhm abOUl
Cardul. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
nt tk .;!-..-. Ai.m n mnmsnt trouble.
such as headache, backache, staeacne,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly bred
leeungr
If so, let us urge you to give CanM
trial. We feel confident It will help you.
just as It has a million otner women -the
past half century.
feat talrfno Pardu! fo-dar. YOU
won i regret iu au muiou.
au. a.. Ch.iiuMM MadklM Co-, t&?.
TmtiMot tor Woasn." to lAta wrappw. H-O-