THJS GRE:rUOnQ PATCICT. i yOVEMDER SO. 19X79 gyvy
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THE
YOU WANT
" You want them because we
5e?px4 Ifcem right ogive
ybo real ecdriomy andbecause
they're Offered in the spirit
pf cervice.t 7 -
vYou want them because
Schtf ner & Marx inade
I icm because they're all-wool
Ctae they fit and are guar-
italeed to'satisfy.
fclriy All we ask you to do U
b look we don't need to
xtforry about the rest.
float BioiniiigBb
300 S. Elm St.
FULL LINE
Poantam Synnges,
In ia I d. nut- ia
ion:' ; ta
: Drufe Store,
Op?este the Postoffice.
in
July 1, 1S17.
3-&f2jC-9 Ai SI.; daily for Roanoke and
C225SSdiate stations. Connect with
rjf 'Jltia -trnin- nrtrrh , east -and west
rT" Pillcian sleeper. Dining cars.
il.. daily for Martinsville,
the north and east. Pull-
C!l2l- electric lighted sleeper
OiCTSUibixrg, : Philadelphia, New
MEZZ&.M. daily ror Martinsville,
Cn?,14 '--local Utions. .
i Cibjik arrive Wi ae ton -Sa 1 e m a 1 . 1 0
GC!k&& M- and 9-S5 p- M
Ca o x :vlli, w. c. sauxdeks,
CS. Trftc Mgr. Geu. Pal A.
Roftnoke, V.
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Taylor O Sc&lc.
vrsta ac law
C. S. BRADSHAW
ATTORNCr.AT.LAW
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MATTERS OF INTEREST TO THE,. Whieh the author says: , , '
READERS OF THE PATRIOT "When we butcher-nogs we prefer
i FAR AND NEAR. 'a clear, cool day, with the ;w;nd from
' ' the North AU neceary-piarationa
Shields-Smith. i - 'are made beforehand as much as p.os-
Mies Matrie F. Shields and James .rlhle. If -a number of hdgs are to be
Adolsyhus Smith were united in mac? ifee they are not all killed at the
riage .Sunday afternoon at. Coif as, J g,ame time, as .standing 'seems to im-.
they recovered from a paroxysm -
Rev. I. Gray.
Gets Six Wild Ducks. 1 '
!joe S. Phipps aiid Dr. J. K. Ker
nodle went hunting on Reedy Fork
'Mondav morning and bagged six wil l
ducks, the most' diCicult of all local
rame to get. Their guns brought
down two others which were .not re
trieved.
Elks Memoi-ial Service.
The annual memorial service of
.GreestsijQro ".EHbs-wilV b'Sy'fail'd' scurf Ms - more - easily cleaned
flftflrunaa at 3 o'clock, juage itou
ert H. Sykes, asshstant attorney gen
eral; will be; tiie orator of. the occa
sion! The program includes splendid
music features
Had a Good Year.
- West Market Street "M. E. church,
this city, is considered the biggest
church in the Western North .Caro
lina Conference. Its report this year
shows 1,202 memljere ; property
woKh $125,000; a total of $21,500
raised this year; a Sunday school or'
1,261. which raised $1,950.
Deatti of a Child, j
Evelyn M. Duke, three-year-old
daughter "of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Duke,
died j Monday, following a week's ill
ness'jwith pneumonia. Services were
conducted from the home. 1110. Rail
road! avenue, Tuesday by Rev, S. C.
JTfRiard. Interment was in the bury
ing ground at nines' chapel.!
Ir. aud Mrs. Spejts Improve.
Mrs. L. A. Spea. who was so seri
ously injured last Friday night when
she was struck by the automobile of
Dr. W. Ij. Kibler.-of Lexington, .ihows
improvement, and her physicians and
relatives believe that she will entire
ly recover. Mr. Speus, who was hurl
at the same time has never been in
a serious' condition! "and is now ab!
to leave the hospital.
llisrlilower-Selby.
Ati the home of Mrs. Marvin
Boy led, ; .-sister of the bride, Monday
afternoon M'53 Bessie Uightower wai
married to H. C. Selby. RevJ.W. A.
La-mbeth, of Salisbury, was the oftlci
atingj minister. The bride is thf
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D
ilightower, of Reidsville. Mr. Selby
is a native of Wilson, but is now a
traveling salesman with headquar
ters in Raleigh. They are now on
bridal trip to Northern cities and will
visit here next week before going to
Raleigh to live.
Draft 3Ien ('iiii'l Voluitt'r.
After December 15, no man regis
tered in the in ilitary draft will be
permitted to enlist in any branch of
the military service of the United
States, except he be specially quali
fied for medical, dental or veterinary
worie t and "gets permit to enlist front
the surgeon general ' of . the '"United
States.; This instruction is conveyed
in. a letter from the adjutant general
to Oapt. K. U. Dennis, recruiting di
rector for North Carolina, the in
structions being by order of, the sec
retary of war. ,
Gan't Get Uniforms Xow. -
At a meeting of the Greensboro
company of the home guards Mon
day, Capt. . J. Brandt read a letter
from the state adjutant general, who
said that guns and uniforms could
not be furnished for some time. The
roll of men was called and they ver-
asked j to state what weapoha the."
had. jThese ranged from safety raz
ors to Springfield rifles, and if the
( company were to advance thus arm-
ed it would appear so amusing that j
the enemy could be captured before '
they recovered from a paroxysen of
laug-liter. i
Men to Ueiuain in Camp. j
i ne impression prevails here that. I
notwithstanding the announcement '. was here Saturday from It. 4 Lawn
tli at the cases of men with depend- ' dale, reports that he made 1,727 par
ents would be reopened, few. if any, Ions of moiasses 'this year for hiin-
j men will be released from the train
ing camps. , Director Marshall,. .. wlj .
i has charge of military enrollment f.n
-"..iftate, is.responsible for jtliis state-
i nienU,lt k generally understood that
. Xovgiaber 26 was, -the Jast d,ate " to
; coiiaider applications to jiaye cases
. reo pe.u ed , an d th a t tile matter will
not be considered in th fWM Th.
i. " a-.-
it-i'. me cencenirail jn
camps must sta v. . .
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There iy'an. atrticle UiTthjN6em-,
ber issue of - Form and Fireside ' in
jpair the flavor, but ,to- ..make
good
time we aim to ,haafe one -ready for
scalding as soon.as ,tie one before it
i?. finished. , A .small amount of lime
added to theva4innj water :will not
injure the meat in any way, and it
makes the hair slip.niueh ,more eas
ily and the skin-'ifiwhiter. : ;,. ; . . .:,
"The carcasses .are pulled from th
scalding barrel, and put , on a long
piatiorm nicn is a iitti,e;iower at t:ie
end farthest from the barrel. This
lowering of one end gives the water
a chance j to drain off, and . the hair
from the platform. The beat.proced
ur in removing the hair is to begin
on the held and feet."
Germans - in Brazijliau States.
As nearly as it is poesible to obtain
the figures with . any degree of ac
curacy, it appears that there are 450,
000 tQermnns in the three -aouthero
Brazilian ! states, . Mn; the city of Pa
rana one in every three of ;the inhab-
iLuaLs is berrasn orl.OL,--.mmed.'lt.o
German extraction Brazil'hWtls lit
tle to fear, fromthp German .element
of its population" 'itran open conflict
kb - has the United State3i. But in
Brazil. as in the United- States, th
disloyal German element is fighting
neither openly nor honorably. -Christian
Science Monitor.
The Way to Win.
The estimates to be submitted to the
next session of Congre33 will call for
provision Tor an army, of 3,000,000
men. This show the spirit in which
our government is facing the war.
We may never need 3.000,000 sol
diers, but we may also need more.
The more j we have at once the soon
er trie war will be over. We do not,
believe that the war will last fiv
years, or three years.' but the way to
end it in 101S is to overwhelm. Ger
many , and drown out its armies un
der a I Hood of projectiles. Philadel
phia Itecord. '
Still Uoiniii"- Over.
-. . AH., things come to the man wId
wiiitsi Vears. a?ro Major Dahl'iukn.
of Omaha, repudiated his life-Ion r
friend tnd companion. Colonel Wil
liam J. Bryan, because of the colo
nel's views -on prohibition. Dahlmjn
being um extreme .wet nian. Now .he
V:s changed front and ha;s become
one or the most pronounced prohibi
tion advocates in th West. IO:
course he has made up with-the Col
onel. Charlotte Observer. ' - "1 -
i Boy Sout Patriot icT-
1(111 must" !i;md .it- tit t!i rvl
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Scouts' of America, who sold, approv
iruatcily, Sl.OtKOO(r.000 worth of the
second I.ifjeri loau bonds, according
to the treasury department. Wor-'
"ng a;s a unit throughout the country.'
Xhe Qjret ic y oun g-t crs d posed -ol
rwo,er cent of the entire bond i.-sue
--ttfe-hmond Journal.
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The Motor 4.'r.
i
- lesson m natural iiistory hal .
hoen about "the rhinoceros and
reacner wanted to know h.ow wv-f-j
the lesson had h-K-ii learned. 'Xow.
name something." she .said, "that is.
dangerous to t;o near to and that has.
a horn." "1 know, teacher -I know!"
called a small boy. "Well", what iV
t .' A motor car!" replied
ho v.
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Cieimun Oflicers at lVtrorad. ,
London, Nov. 27. Informatiqu
was received here today from Petro4
srart that. a number of German staff
oflicers liave arrived here and ar
actips ! in an advisory capacity
z.
: Nikolai Lenine, the Bolsheviki prem
ier
Xeirhborhool Benefactor.
Mr. Crowell K. ilcMUrray.
Mr. Crowell K. ilcMUrray. who
self and neighbors on a I 1-2 horse
power mill. Cleveland Star.
ri s i
xO'U se wives nave neen .' warned
against person who, it is reported.
have attempted to buy - tax or parrv V
away home-canned products, clain -
inrv liot 4-1, , . A . A A ' f
-itcJf Alt3 njpreuuiiTis
the fooa administration.
These per-
sons are impostei-s.
fyoar is expected to ainiount to li
000,000 eases, the largest since IDl
2.
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. jr. Kellaru. Ajraini6trator,
- , vs. v- v Tr
C K. Kellarti and wife. Hattie,H.
. Kellam, et al.x
The ' 'defend ants, Oscar K. Kellam,
and
(.'ill- l te-U it aumr -
..nnimt-nfe-tl in the" Superior Court
r !n5ifrrtl Oowntv. to ell certain
lands formerly brlonp-Jng to M. A. Ivel-,j
laiti. deceased, to make assets to pay i
XIIK u e i. - . V
defeiiilJints will, further, take otie
that they are required to appou.r'beXor -a
the Clerk of .Superior Court of CSuilfonl
County at l;is cflice i.i tirteiisboro on
the COth day of November, 1917, au l
answer or demur to the petition.' of tin?
plaintiff, or the plaint 5 ft! will apply to
the court for the rcl: f - demanded in
said complaint.. ' - -i
r. vr. ;ant.
Clerk of Superior Court.
This th- "Oth VI." v of October, tlUT.
IORTGACK S.ALK
Ltainc.t in t? mortKasre deed made by
fcllia Foster to tlij nr.nr.siErr.ed on t :!
5th day oi' November. lt:. r corded in
book: 7i. paji ' iiCC. - in toe reuister o?
deeds oflice oi" Ouilford ceuntyN. C.,
the un dei -s i gn ed -w i 1 1 -on " - "
' Saturday, IJet.-mrr Jo, .1917. '
at ,12 o'clock -viocti. .a-t- the court hour-e
door in thf city of iret-nsbcro, N. C.
sell at public auction to the nigrhe-1
bidder, for cash, that certain tract or
parcel .of -land in the county of Iuil-
ford. state :- Xcrtli Carolina, Gilmer;
township, adjoiainfi:- t.- Isnos of W. ,H.
Windsor, J. M. Sr.iitii, c-t al,' and bound
ed as follows:. . -
Bes"ihiiir..ir oh the vst pide. of Hi?:;h
street, 20 feet routh of East loc :.trect;
thence v, .m yo eet: thtnee-soiith .: ;(' I
Joel. -w. Vi UuLwr s corner; then---e
east SO ft-ct ,tp Ilih . street; thence
north HO feet to the. be sinning, lein;.;
the -ame pr-opf.rvy .-"r.vcyod to .He-nrv
Koster by J. jI. S.-p;th :u.d wile, boot; '
lot'.r by "Said lien; v Kostr. .
Thi3 Nov. I a, lf17. l
' : M'. ttVC.ANT," Ai&itKagroe.
XOTICK JiV PriUylt'ATIOX.
North Carolina.. '2 iiil-or-i -Count v.
In the .Super ior Coum Kefore the Clerk.
Mr,-. T. hi. Mo'::i. :.'rriir!istrriri: of
Airs, l-.jnma !u!J:p.-i. o.-ecasedi -and :
NoJ.tJ1 Carolina Guiiforacuntr.
individually. T. IZ. ftod.--in. husband f Ohki I
ot Mrs. T. J:. lloUtci,;. Mrs. Betliui LH
.Jones, ; ami her hu.-iand. . Jon-s'ZK
iomas.1-:. J'.'iiMips ir.u 1,1s wife. .Fosio j JsK '
J'nillips. Walla B. r'iiiillps an.t his A
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wife, i:d!th Phillip;-.
Mrs, RUith J!iili:p.. on: of ihe de- '
f..nd:int:-i .ibovc i.;.."ic'l. will take ro-j
f'V '";n an entttlett :j.s ahovt
uas ueen
s been eo.'iiinenc.M, in. .the Superior;,,
irt of lujlfori Lirity. bt-foru "thei ' " ' i '
ri, lor the ru;r livid o; .s--.ilin'- l .n,) :
OOU!
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ilsSIg?l!i:Gocd Line of Pratt's mm mm-
ed to appear bciorv the B.xrnrat.ie.'M.' - M v , 7 , -vil fci.ir-.. i 1
'"l???l t. wV o'Hice '-in.-- . icteric V'ddHo finrf Cmtfif cf!Vftrar?2ic
ureensboro on Mor.d.tv. Nove ml...,- ,
131., at lo o'eJo.-k A. M., and t:Tn ':
ani tiiere to an v.-or .: n-.u:? to tjii.-
petuion in sal,! :t-;:o-,i .flifvuiv iil.vl. (,.-"
the platntir.-- w?n :.p-'v tv f.-n I
lor the relief d.. m.-.nd-d in y-.id nVti- j
tion. i,i-- 1
Tins Of-lohi-r !!";.
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The second bird got away ! The
gun wouldn't work ! " '
'- Every sportsman has .heard that
bitter story--many have had the
actifal experience.
. Te difference;between good sport
and no sport.at all,
the feeling of confidence you get - It is absolutely reliable, strong,
from -good gun is Half the sport. ; light and beautifully balanced. It
Jrain xr snow, heat or cqid, in V right", "comes up right", and
sl ,aii: qfc ,the seashore -or the 4 right. . -:
Hot winds of the 'dusty plains, the It is made , in tHe standard 12, 16
jWincheater repeating shotgun will i and also in the 20 gauge. ; ,
jw you.
WhafeveV ;tBfe. weather conditions, l
it is a sure.jf e, sdre-to-wbYk tin. mer actibn.
It will ,nQt, jam, : catch or fail to ex- Conic m
tii uic empiy sneiu. , guns to
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!iS'?.refi4r women,
trr thlfrt recoil.
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GO WYgltp STOES, Dnrjgftss
Near Greensboro National Sank.
C-M. FtKIjnAI - AND C O. PI CKA W,' KeUtcred Drm-ina.
New and Second-hand Stfarn knd Oil th
tfer and. Shr dtters. A four hese Tractor
Engine for letHan the cost of two horses
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South Davie Street. Greensboro.
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In the Trough will keep ypyr cejind Cattle
, l , InN.Fjine, Healthy Conditlon.i-
Seeds, Feeds and
203 East Sycimcire Street.
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1 - Jki1 KiklN ' - M-b' -
is m the gtin. And
experts
;:, -n you
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Deate.n have . the ModeL 97 practically thev
itions, ( same as the Model 12, but with hamJ
MODKZrVr Tuu-doum. Hetaiinc SAotfun, JfitJe in JJjaujte. orv-iX" ' ' '
lbs. : tn 16zat vorieht about 7 ibs. The favorite roith tkootert rfr
lde forearm rrfirmtinzzHntrith a hmmtHtr.
VJr .sVi vj.-ri
ttnti trnv shooter: tH,7Jlf. LfvfS
Insured if yoG favor tu xrith
your Prescription patron.
:In tsompoundinfi Prescriptbni
the grcsspgre is taken, ht
Beat aifd Purest Drugs are
is6d, and you are given tl
Prompt Service.
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Famify .Groceries.
OppOMt Central J.Iariet.
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:tic bbst In the world.
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We have a stock of V inches ters
we Want you to. know about. .Come
,iri and looV them over.: Feel the
balance of the Model 12hammerlcss
take-dovn Winchester. That is the
gun that Has been classed tiy critical
"the perfect repeaiter .
prefer, a harnjner.eun, we
y and just fit thesel
your shoulder.
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