Farm Raised Birds ?
Win High Honors
Raleigh', N. C?. Nov. 8.- ? That the
faj*m boys an dgirls cf North Caro
] na can now produce poultry that
ranks wito the best in tse United
Slates was demonstrated by the re
alty of the SesqwirCentennial Poul
Tiy show where 40 such biras made
7. v. clean sweep, of ail the highest rib
Vons and silver cups awarded in the
club classes.
Through the generosity of fo^m
i - G vernor Cameron Morrison. Al
I-n (}. Oliver, poultry extensicn spec
ialist at State College, was able to
-end 40 birds to this International'
Poultry Show held during the last
week in October. The birds were ae
c tmpaniod to the show by county
: gent J. W. Hendricks of Catawba
i County and were selected from Cata
v?ba, Linc:Vi and.. Stanly counties.
f~.qt of the forty birds sent. 22 von
. 'ue ribbons, eight won fed ribbons
rnd two wen white ribbons. In ad
dition three silver cUps for the best
birds in. the show were won in spec
iaf sweepstakes contest. Two on
: ies ccnsistins of a Rhode Island
Red pullet and cockerel were judg
ed the two he*t birds in the show o?
c y breed by any contestant.
'"Peultry workers at- State College
< \pre<< themselves - as beit\g highly
v 'cased at this Wonderful ^hewing.
1?3r a number o fyears, extension
work ers have been placing pure bred
.?ultry with farm bsys and girls.
Demonstrations in how to mate,
I veecl and care for the birds have
been made and the results show row
.' at the boys and girls are learn- j
: g these valuable lessens very rapid
Ijr; It is felt that the State has |
? lined some valuable advertising as
result of this contest. Mr. Oliver
Mtes that this is not the first iime
the -poultry club members have \v:h
first priaes at national events.
\Vlaltcr Young of Dayton, Ohio.
Ctte "of -the; Scsfjui judge?, stated that
the North. Carolina' birds were as'
'-v.orl as any that he had ever seen.
"TV. felt that the entries would have
won first prizes in the open show
?'pk well as in the club classes whetr
they were' entered.
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ft*" Notice
Having qualified as Administratrix
>.:! the estate i Lemuel P. Dt.vis.
' Sensed, late of Person County.
State of tforth Carina, this K ti
notify rtW persons holding - claims
- gainst said estate to present them
the undersigned or) or before the
8th day of October, 1927., or this
r.otjce will be pleaded in bar of their
j ^ svtn . I
. All pers ns owir/r said est. at" wi'-l j
1 p'ease make immediate peymbrt.
This Oct:her 8, 1926.
ADA F, DAVIS,
j Administratrix j
ADVERTISE IN THE COURIER
A.
Notice ?t? Land Sale 1
By virtue of the powers contained
i nthat certain deed of trust,, ex- 1
e-cuted by J-D. Perkins, J.W. Chamb
ers and J.T. Walker, Jr., and their
wives, on February 3rd, 1923* and cf
recor din the Register of Deeds cfiU-e.
for Person C>unty in . Book 4, p age
582, the terms of same having not
been complied with, and at the re
quest of the holder of same, I will
effer for sale to the highest bidder ;
for cash at public auction at tie
Court House d or in Boxbpro, N. C.
on . j
Saturday, November 27th, 1920
| at 12 o'clock M?, that certain hi of
| land lying and being in the Town of'!
I Roxboro, 4 M. C.. bounded on the t
j M'.rth by Mrs. Maggie Win3tead and
j T, D. WlnBtead; on the E \st by the
| Norfolk & Western Railway Co. right
of way; on the South ' by the lands
of the estate of D. M. Andrews, and
on the West by Tu^'.cef Street, con
taining, two and one-half acres, mere
oit! less,* and being the lot of land
conveyed tD J. D. Perkins and others
by T. W. Henderson. ^
This October 25th, 192l>. j
W. D. MERRITT, Trustee.
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Executors Notice
i Having qualified as Executor c-t
the estate of .1. . L, Mcnk? deceased,
late of Person County, Stut? of N*oith
Carolina* this is to notify all persons,
holding claims against said cjtate
to present same to the undersigned
cn or befcre the 9th\day of October, i
1927, Or this notice Will be pleaded
I in bar of their recovery. .
I AH persons owing s^id estate yvill
make iur.uel.'uta pay meat.
>htj Oct. 9t!i, 1925
W. R. 4 J. C. MONK.
Executors
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Gaston County is interested in
beekeeping ana next spring some of
the landowners of the county plan
t oget :nto the game.
hurTsteppinb
FROM AUTOMOBILE
Able to go to work next day j
after simple home treatment I
As William If. Avey of Rutland, Ver
mont, stepped from his car about .
three o'clock in the afternoon, his left i
foot felt sore, apd by five o'clock he ,
could not Btep on it.
"I sent for a bottle of Sloan's Lini
ment," he writes, " and bathed it once
every half hour. At ten-thirty, I could
step on it and walk, and the next
morning I went back to work."
Active people everywhere tell of
numerous instances of the amazingly
quick and complete relief that Sloan's
has given to sprains, wrenches, bruises
? ip fact every kind of muscular pain.'
It doesn't just deaden the nerves.
By speeding up the circulation it
helps the body to throw off the cause
of the pain.
Get a bottle today and have it on
hand. All druggists? 39 cents.
Sloan's
Liniment
KILLS PAIN
The Good Will
of friendly, well served customers
has made our road pleasant with
the cheerful sunshine of success.
We welcome every opportunity to
sVow you our good-will Service.
E. D. Cheek 8
Home furnishers, Funeral Directors and
Embalmers
Our blotto:
The best of yesterday is not good enough for today
EIGHT YEARS OF PEACE
1918
1926
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As suddenly as thev-beiran the cannons hellish roar was stilled ? the
flames ?f hate and fury were quenched and the blood red clouds of the
rtost titanic struggle the world has ever known rolled away.
November the Eleventh 'is Armistice Day ? the birthday of a univer
sal peace.
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T;et us celebrate this day ? in a fitting way, let us rejoice, bnt let us
not forget our fallen sons who Rave their all., that v<>u and I might live in
peace, harmony and happiness. ?
The First National Bank
r V ? -ink FRIENDLY BUNK" ?
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'Better Service
The market average or the 'pound price of some particular lot of
tobacco doesn't tell you what you'll get for your load.
When someone calls your attention to some special price thfrt an
other market has paid bear this fact in mind: THERE IS MUCH COM
MONER TOBACCO DUMPED ON THE DURHAM MARKET AND YET
IT. MAINTAINS A SPLENDID AVERAGE.
The thine for vou to be interested in is. "WHAT PRICE WILL MY
TOBACCO BRING ME? HOW MUCH WILL I GET?" The only truth
ful wav that vou can be answered owing to the manv grades of tobacco is
this- YOU WILL GET THE VERY TOP PRICES FOR EVERY POUND
REGARDLESS OF THE GRADES YOU SELL!
We believe that you will be just as pleasantly surprised at the high
prices we pay you iii DURHAM as your neighbors have been. Nearly
every one has gotten more for their load than they expected
Convince Yourself
Sell Your Next Load In Durhan
Tfcrow on a few bales of cootton. too. Our
market will pay you as much or a little more
than market price, ~