THE COURIER
Asheboro, N. C , April 18. 1912
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jj LOCAL and PERSONAL
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Mr. 8. S. Cox, of Brown, was in
town Tuesday on business,
Ool W, P. Wood of Raleigh spent
Sunday here with relatives.
j. 8. MoAlister of Greensboro was
in town ajew hours Tuesday.
Mr. W. 0. Hammer is attending
Troy Court this week.
Bheriff Birkhead went to Trinity
Monday on business.
w;88 AUie Spoon went to Win.
ston 8aturday for a visit to relatives.
Mrs. Annie M. Bobbins and Mr.
Henry Kobins went to Randleman
Friday for the day. ,
Rev. W. E. 8waim went to Greens,
boro Mondey to attend the Men and
Religion Forward Movement.
' Mr. Clifford Cox returned to the
Univarsity Saturday after a week's
tay at home. '
Miss Florence York, of Central
Falls, is spnuding a few days with
her sister, Mrs. Henry Pugh- ..
Mm "NTntna Thernburar and chil
dren were in town shopping last
Saturday.
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Mrs. f . .uhb tiun v
S. 0., visited her sister, Mrs. R. B.
Burns, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hal M. Worth left
Tuesday for a ten days visit to
tnends in Baltimore.
Miss Susie Kinney of Asheboro
Rt. 1 was m town snoppmg nrss oi
the week.
.. Mr. J. E. Williamson' of Worth
aie-was in town a .few lours Tues
day afternoon.
Miss Rosa Rush of Wilmington
.: v no.onfa M and Mra.
Z. F. Rush.
Col. A. 0. MoAlister is attending
the meeting of Orange Presbytery
in Chapel Hill tnis weex.
Mr Moses Hammond has gone to
Clinton for a several montns Btay
with his daughter.
Miai TiAnra Stimson spent the
week tad with relatives in Handle
man. ,
Mrs. E. L. Anman and Miss Etta
Blair tepent Thursday in uignroini
withp&r?. A. Jtt. Kan kid.
Ni R. 0. Kelly is back after a
visit to the family ot Mr. jaoraaici
tn Dnrbam.
m n B. MoOrarv returned Sun
day from a business trip to New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lovett have
gone to housekeeping m west Asne.
boro.
Mrs- S. L. Hay worth went to Win
slon-Salem. Tuesday morning to at
tend tie state missionary meeting
Mrs- Kemp Alexander left Tues
day for Kernersvllle and Albemarle
where she will visit for a week
or ten days.
Rev. T. M. Johnson will alk on
Sunday school work next Sunday at
3 o'clock at the Holiness church' in
Asheboro. Everybody invited.
Miss Elbie Miller visited her aunt
Mrs. Graves who is a patient in the
Junior Order Hospital in High
Point on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bowden, of
New York are visiting the family of
T. O. Bowden in Handleman this
week. .
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Mrs. H. B. Hiatt and children
who have been visiting relatives in
Baltimore for the past month re
turned Monday -night,
Mr. O. J. Coffin, formerly of the
Courier force but now with the
Charlotte News was in town Satur
day and Sunday.
' Messrs. 0. V. Woosley, W. 0.
Hammond, J. V. Hunter and J. A.
Spence attended the ball game at
Greensboro Saturday.
Mrs. J. T. tJnderwood has gone
to Winston-Salem to attend the
Missionary meeting, thence she will
So to Albemarle to visit Miss Lena
pinks. . ; ,-.-- .7 . ;
A dog supposed to be mad came
to A. 8. Pugn's Sunday evening, bit
this dog and E. P. Spoon's and went
on and bit Bob Kinney's, and then
they succeeded in killing the dog.
Mrs. Nancy Wood, familiarly
known as Aunt Nancy, died in Guil
ford county the 24th of March, at
the advanced age oi eighty-nine
years,)and was buried at Lee's chapel,
aix miles from Greensboro.
There will be a sale of 300 tush
els of corn and some household fur
niture at the Allen Fuller farm on
U wharrie near the KearnS old mill,
1 by the anministratort of H. H.
Parker, deceased.
t Mr. E.' E. Pugh was a business
visitor in High Point Saturday.
Mrs. C. H. Rush went to Aber
deen Saturday for Sunday. ' -
.Miss LmnieSDorsett, of Farmer,
was in town oaturaay suoppiug.
Mr. Jam's W. Swaim, of Greens
boro, was at home over Sunday.
Mr. P. H. Morris was a business
visitor in Greensboro Friday.
Misses Swanna Lowdermilk and
Emma Ridge of Why Not were in
town Saturday. '". A
Mrs. J. T. Underwood and Miss
Edna Ltughlin went to Randleman
Friday for the day.
Mrs. Wm. 0. Hammer and daugh
ter Harriette, are in Winston-Salem
this wek. Mrs. Hammer Is attend
ing the state missionary meeting.
Mn. Z. S. Moffitt, and daughter,
Mibs Oli?e . were in town : Friday
shopping and made the Courier a
pleasant call. -. '
F. T. Cox of Newton visited h's
mother, Mrs. Nancv Cox, last week.
She went home with him for perhaps
a long visit.
Mrs. Annie M; Coltrane, widowof
the late James Coltrane, died of
pneumonia in her 67th year at her
home on the old plank road in New
Market township on April 9th.
Miss Delia H. Matthews oP Fay.
etteville, business women and one
time superintendent of the Fayette
ville city schools, fell dead as she
was walking home from her busi.
hess last Friday.
Dr. Ross of Greensboao, Sec. of
the Guilford conntv Board of Health
will be here with his stereoptican the
23rd and will make a talk at night
on ihe evils arising from the fly.
The leoture will be illustrated ana
very instructive.
Mr. Fletcher Bulla has a position
with the Home Building and Ma-
terial Company at Asheboro .during
vacation. Hi will return to wayne
county in August, where he will re.
sume his duties as principal of one
of Wayne county's public ' high
schools. , Mr. Bulla is a most acuvt
young man, well (quipped, aud has
made good as a school teacher and
everything else he undertakes.
HELPFUL HINTS ON HAIR
s HEALTH.
6olp and Hair Trouble Generally
Caused by CareleMneaa.
Dandruff Is a contagious disease caus
ed by a microbe which also produces
baldness. Never use a comb or brush
belonging to some one else. - No matter
how cleanly the owner may. be, these
articles may be Infected with microbes,
which will Infect your scalp. It Is far
easier to catch hnlr microbes than It is
to get rid of them, and a single stroke
of an Infected comb or brush may well
lead to baldness. Never try on any
body else's hat Many a hat-band Is
resting place for microbes.
If you happen to be troubled with
dandruff, itching scalp, falling hair or
baldness, we have a remedy which we
believe will completely relieve these
troubles. We are so sure of this that
we offer it to you with the understand
ing that it will cost you nothing for the
trial if it does not produce the results
we claim. This remedy Is called Bex
all "93" Hair Tonic. We honestly be
lieve it to be the most scientific rem
edy for scalp and hair troubles, and
we know of nothing else that equals
It for effectiveness, because of the re
sults it has produced in thousands of
cases.
Reiall "93" Hair Tonic is devised to
banish dandruff, restore natural color
when its loss has been brought about
by disease, and make the hair natural
ly silky, soft and glossy. It does this
because it stimulates the hair follicles,
destroys the germ matter, and brings
about a free, healthy circulation of
blood, which nourishes the hair roots,
causing them to tighten and grow new
hair. We wa vbcdy no has
any trouble with hair or scalp to know
that we think that Rezall "93" Hair
Tonic Is the best hair tonic and restor
ative in exlstence.and no one should
scoff at or doubt this statement until
they have put our claims to a fair test,
with the understanding that they pay
vs nethlng for the remedy if it does
not give full and complete satisfaction
to every particular. Two sizes, BO
cents and $1.00. Remember, you
can obtain Rezall Remedies - only
at our store The Rezall Store.
Seeing ia believing: take a view of
the nrooertv of Asheboro real estate
agents,! and you will be surprised at
the low price at which desirable lo
cations for homes or factories can he
obtained.
There are nleasant neighbors, good
stores, plenty to do if you are a lab.
oring man. Carpenters, shop-hands,
day laborers are all in demand. You
ill find life worth living here. .
Bear in mind that prices for real
estate in Asheboro are not only now
lower in Aaheboto than else 'where
but that values are rapidly increas
ing in Asheboro. -; ,''
Asheboro is the coming town of
this section is often heard by
strangers coming to town.
Warm Weather
UNDERWEAR
For
Ladies
For
Gentlemen
The' present continued
warm weather indicates
that you will have no
more need of heavy win
ter underwear.
Come Se
our light and comfortable
undergarments, low neck
and short sleeves and
knee lengths. Porosknit
Union Suits. A new lot
of up-to-date things for
our store just in, includ
ing "Thomson's Glove
Fitting" Corsets.
For Women, "Patrician"
Shoes. ... : i
For Men, "Korrect
Shape" Shoes.
CG.frazier & Son
Good Milcb Cow for Sale For
further information write or phone
W. A. Graven, at Coleridge, N. C.
418 It
FOUND The place to buv high
class eggs, from prize winners at
farmers 'prices. White Urpingtoos,
black minorca8. Get the best and
hey will do the reBt. Midnight
ronicry f arm, u. in. onarpe, Ane
horo, JK. 0. ...,.s , . 4.18
NOTICE TO 8T0CK RAISERS,
The Kenrn Mill Stock L'omnanv.
French imported stallion Honca
will stand at his stable at Kemp's
Mills this season.. Terms, $15.00,
colt stand and suck. A'l care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but
will not ttind good for any. W, A
Craven, president, J. W. Brown.
secretary and treasurer. 4.18 4t
Announcement. ,
At the Randolph Fair and Pool
try show we have decided to offer
the following prizes to breeders of
Hammer's Quality chickens ;
To the one exhibiting the best
pen of Orpingtons, $3 cash ; to the
one exhibiting best pen of iieg horns,
$3 in cash ; to the one exhibiting
best female, $1.50; to the one ex
hibing the best male, $1 50 ; to the
one exhibiting the best display of
Hammer s Uiality, So cash prize,
You must buy your eggs from us
and mention the fact that yon are
going to compete. We nave reduced
the price on our famous leghorns to
$1 per setting, and our Orpingtons
to S2 tor balance or season.
Hammer's Quality Orpingtons
and white and brown leghorns won
over all others at Randolph fair, be.
sides they won Guilford, Winston.
Salem and Charlotte. At the three
latter places we did not Bend our
brown leghorns. At Asheboro our
browns beat the winners at the other
places and would have won there
had we exhibited them.
'i Waveland Farm,
4 8 lm Asheboro, N. 0.
Notice.
Baying auallHed as admintator on the estate
of Mrs. jsnza Motmt, aeceaaea, Deiore w. v.
urmmona. ueri oi wt superior court Ranaoipn
OOULtT.
All person! baring claims against said estate
are nosinea to present tnem io me unaeraigneo.
duly verified, on or before the Wth da; oi March
1918 or thin nonce will be pleaded in bar of
tbeir recovery, and all persons owing said es
tate wiU come forward and make immediate
settlement
Tbla 29th day Ol March, 1912.
ill. Jan Momtt aamr.
Mrs. Bliza MofflSt. dee'd
Notice
Bavins Qualified asadmrz on the estate o-
Annle MT Coltrane, deceased, before W. C. Bam
mood. Clerk of the Superior Court of Randolph
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All persons having claims agatnat laid estate
are notified to to present them to the undersign
ed, duly verified, on or before the It day ot
April 1918 or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of tbeir recovery, and aU persons owing said es
tate will oome forward and make immediate
settlement.
This 16 day of April, 191S.
A. a. sawarat
- admix., Sophia Rt. 1,
Auction Sale Mining Property.
Bv virtue oi an order of the Snnarior court
ot Randolph county, made at the Marob term of
Randolph county Superior oeurt, in the case
enuuea J. J. rugn agarose ine sanny oreea
uoia uo., i win on weaneeaay, tne istn aay oi
Mav. lali. at 11 o'clock aa m. tell at nubllo auc
tion to we oignesi maoer, lor oasn, on tne pre
mises at the Sandy Creek Gold Co.. near Grays
Chapel, In Randolph count , the following pro
perty, to wit I
One Ames boiler sboat im horae power, com.
pletei one large side crank engine oomplet.
one or two small engines, one Champion rock
crusher. Hall Duplex pump complete, Kent Goll
Mill, two concentrating machines and futures,
Kron Oar crnaher. Gravity oar driver, electric
motors and equipmt nt, a lot of shafting, pulleys,
tools, fixtnraa. Dower aad hand drills. DlDlnK of
various sixes, oils and supplies of nearly every
kind needed In the operation of a Brat class
gold mine, tosieiher with equipment for the
operation of the mine. Also a lot of good house
bole and kltooin furniture and other things too
tedious to mention.
This lbs Win day o! April, law.
. t, w. Miraoeao, onerm.
i THE VELVET KIND
Is sold at our Fountain. It's ihe kind of Ice Cream that is hard! to keep
it sells too fast. Our Drinks this season are theJBEST YET. The
rate at which they are selling IS THE EVIDENCE WE GET. We
don't ask you to buy, but after one trial OUR DRINKS SELL
THEMSELVES. Try the "Velvet Kind." -
f ' J. S. EAST, Mgr.
''Nothing overlooked in our. attention to customers."
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Do You Know
That A. C. Bonkemeyer is the 'exclusive agent for the Great Marion
Automobile.
It doesn't require any HOT AIR to say that this is the best car in the
world for the money.
call on or write a. C. Bonkemeyer, Agent
Post Office Box 419 177 East Market St., Greensboro, N. C.,
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One trio of mammoth Pekin docks
for sale. Price $5 00.
, Jonn M. nammer.
FOR SALE Three hundred bush
els mixed row pas
S. A. Cox, Plagah, N. C.
Phono Spencer Grocery Co' and
get a galloa of best molasses out of
that hogshead.
LOST A bunch of keys between
iposl office and court house 8 or
10 keys. Finder will please return
to my office in court house and
receive reward. .
Geo. T- Murdock
FOR SALE One fine Jersey cow.
Excellent qualities. D M Sharpe,
Aghebore, N. 0. 4 18
SUITABLE REWARD will be
paid for return of red-eyed setter
pup which strayed from my home
last week. Hal. M. Worth.
Buy vonr groceries of J. 0. Han.
nab. Everything fresh and up-to-date.
Prompt delivery. Call
'phone 134.
SEE W. W. JONES' Cash 8ore
for bargains in Shoes.Hats, Motions,
DryGoods, Clothing, New 'Home
Sewing Machines, and supplies. 2t
J. L. Norman Stand.
FARMERS -Bring yonr ties to
us. We set the prioe three cents
more than yon have been getting.
Hinshaw & Betts. It
Shepherd Puppies for Sale May
15th delivery. Male $5, female $2.50.
Waveland Farra,A8heboro, N. 0. 2t
Wanted A hnmler of good teams
to eo-to Ellerbe, N. C; Richmond
county, to haul pine lumber. Will
give permanent employment and pay
good prices.
Tne uox liumoer uo., inc.
LISTEN ! Yon ought to set
that hen of yours this month on 15
of my thoronghbred white Rock or
white Leghorn eggs. Tbey will only
coBt yon $1.00. Randolph Poultry
Frm, Asheboro, N. C W. A.
Coffin, Pioprietor. 4-H tf
FOR SALE A very desirable
lot on Sunset avenne, 75 feet front
and 175 feet back. If interested
call on or write A. C. Bonkemeyer,
117 E. .Market street, Greensboro,
N. C. Box 419. 4 114t
FOR SALE At good Bargains
several second hand automobiles
ranging in price from $175 to $775.
If interested call or write A; 0.
Bonkemeyer, 117 E. Market street,
Greensboro, N. O. Box 419.
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FOR SALE One 200 egg capac
ity New Jewel Incubator, one 140
cyphers, one 70 egg cyphers, cheap,
all in good condition ; have hatched
90 and 91 per cent. Reason for sale,
through hatching for season and ex-
Get to install a mammoth next fall,
idnieht Poultry Yards, D. W.
SharDe. Asheboro. N. 0. 4 18 tf
FOR SALE HO acre farm in
the irestern part of Rindolph county
good buildings and oonvienient to
good school and church. '
I also have two small farms for
sale one near Sophia and one near
Randleman.' Both of these farms
have good buildings and good wells
of water.- 1 . . - .
Jaa. A. Lamb,
. Randleman, N. 0.
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- FOR FIFTEEN YEARS
We have operated drug stores and 'compound'
ed prescriptions our particular study. Your
doctor will bear witness that four untiring ef
forts in this line have made us a "Reputation"
in this town and county. They will also ex
plain to you that that is the reason why some
times in serious cases where the doctor is par
ticularly anxious not to take any chancest he
spee'dies his prescriptions to.be filled, at our
store.
Prescription department in charge of a Li
censed, Registered Druggist.
Day phones 25 and 84; night phones 4 and
126.
Standard Drug -Company
Asheboro, N. C.
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Have Your Old Suit Made NeW at
ASHEBORO PRESSING & TAILORING CO.
W. P. Roystef, Prop. '
Over Spoon & Redding's Store
Phone 148. ,
We guarantee all our work. All work called for
and delivered the same day'
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The Wonderful Overland
Always Running
Without hesitation, A. C: Bonkemeyer says:
The wonderful Overland Automobile is the best Pop
nlar Priced Car in the world. Investigate and see for
yourself. -
A. C. BONKEMEYER, Agt.
117 E. Market Street
Greensboro, N. C.
Spring Time is Here
When you wish the Meats that come to your
table to be' . -
Strictly Pure and Tender
You will find everything: here the best, including
Spring Lamb and Spring Chickens.
Fish every day in the week except Monday.
SPECIAL Butter Fish Saturday, the first of the
season.
Star Meat Market
Phone 87. -