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The Perfection Heater is made with nickel trim
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At Dtatm Erywhmr
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PAY BY CHECK
1 s,
The up-to date merchant or manufacturer alwavs
pays big bills by check. Why not the farmer, too?
The business man knows his check n il! come
back to him aad be a receipt for each transaction.
If this plan proves to the au..vt.Be of the buei
ness man, why should not the farmer unci cvtvy other
person bo equally wise and pay Ms bills by check ?
A large number of persoas have found that tfus
system eliminates all chances of error and dispute with
their neighbor but there are mno:cther3 iu our section
that shstold adopt this plan and receive the benefit.
We will be glad if you will call and let as explain
our method of handling busineis.
Bank of Ramseur
RAMSEUR, NORTH CAROUSA
ETSJ&a luting
Crtipo Growing in the Sandhills.
The Manufacturers' Recortl calls
attention to the fact that the growt'4
of the grape Industry in the sand
hill area of North Carolina h-s
reached a state rf value that hae
attracde the attention of those In
terested In suceepcful grape grow
ing. Mr. R. C.Crool, formerly of
Wilmington, has required control of
the Bradley sruppernorg vineyard
fit Southern Pines and is conteraplat
ing turnlrg It Into a nursery. Mr.
Crool and his oncern wl'l undertak
to furnish cuttfrps necffsmy to es
tablish a lnrge n"mber of vttioynrrtB
jflnd will give expert at'Vire to thoso
Interested In grape culture.
Tt H unrlerrto- d that a preps plart
(will be r-stnbltehrr? nt either South-
em Pines or Aberdeen thereby mak-
.iih dm mi niaruei for t ho grape
I At Milwaukee, Wis., this week a
commission of five alienists appoint
ed to examine John Schrank, the
man hwo shot Col. Roosevelt, re
j ported to the court that Schrank Js
j Insane. This means that he cannot
he tried for tho attempted murder
I of Col. Roosevelt, but wHl be com
mitted to the State Hospital for
the Insane.
Qgtectart SfittimeM Selfeac
PAY YOUR TAXK8.
I, J. W. Birkhead, sheriff of Ran
dolph county, N- C will attend at
the following places and on days
named below for the purpose of col-
State, county, schorl and
special taxes for ths year 1912:
New Hop township, Monday,
Nov. 18, 1812, Shaw's store.
Concord township, Tuesday, Not.
19, 1912, Farmer.
Tabernacle township, Wednesday,
November 20, 1912, Tabernacle.
I tiriniiy lownsnip, inursaay, lov,
53rcr
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Touch Tyewrifciii2. ccoBntifijr,
Banking:, Arithmetic, Grammar, Spelling, Paamannhip ami I 21, Trinity
uetier rvriunu;. unntuaMt awsiatou to potunutin. Duaincitt t xaw Market township, Friday,
men iurnisnea isooKieepers ana owngrapnr. u&j na f n0v. 22, Gisnoia.
nigm sessions, wnce ior iuii iniormaun-
Edwards' Business College,
HIGH POINT, N. C.
Valuable Farm at Auction
' The mnderslgned will sell the valuable farm be
loBglaf to the late J. 3. SwaJm, known aa tha Mary
Jana Adams farm, on Deep River, two ud ona-half
mllas from Randlemaa oontatniag 112 aorea, mora er
less ON THURSDAY, DEC 12. AT 2 O'OLuOK P. M.
On The Premises.
Abomt 30 aorea of river bottom ia cultivation, about
10 acres of meadow land, 40 acrea in woodland. The .
land is adapted to the cultivation of f raise of all
kinds, truek ate.
Tne sale will be made subject to a 10 bid
Terms of sale: 1-3 cash, balance on 6 and 12
months time with 6 interest on deferred payments
Remember the date, Thursday, Deo 12, 1912, at
2 o'clock p. m.
SAMUEL-' W WAIM
MARLY L. SWAIM,
Agents for J. S. Swaim Irs.
Hammer & Kelly, Attr ye.
Chattanooga and Oliver Plows
We hare on hand some CHATTANOOGA RE
VERSIBLE DISC PLOWS at a bargain. Also a lot of
OLIVER RIDING PLOWS. Either of these will
stick to the hardest of ground. If interested, cut! to
see us.
McCrary-Redding Hardware Co.
Back Creek towaihlp, Saturday.
Nov. 23, County Horn.
Grant townahlp, Monday, Not
25, Bethel School Hous.
FraakUnrille towaahlp, Tuaday,
Nor. 28, forenoon, Cedar Falla; af
ternoon, rraaUinvllleJ
Liberty township. Wed., Nor. 21,
LIborty.
Providence towashlj. Than., Nov.
28, A. L. ChamnoM'.
Levol Cross township, FrI., Nov.
29, Level Cross.
RandJJeman township, Sat., Nov-
30, O. W. Illlott's Store.
Asheboro township, erery lay la
the week.
Union township. Mob., Not. 12,
S. A. Coz's Store.
' Richland township, Tues, Not. 19,
Seagrove, forcaooa; Tow's Mills,
afternoon.
Brower township, Wed., Nov- 20;
Erect, afteraoen.
Pleasant Grove towatMp, Thurs.
Nov. 21, A, Jones', forenoon; Ward'
Store, afternoon.
Coleridge towaihlp, Friday, Nov.
22, Coleridge.
Columbia township. Eat., Nov- 23,
Ramseur. w
The taxes for the year 1912 are
now past due. The I- n-requires me
to settle the State taxes promptly.
Time Is here when all should pay.
T T,l III. twnl lnr.nt.r f tha
money In needed. The snlarles of
the anhoo teachers have yi be met
'anil there are many other demands
to nvet. Let every tax payer meet
id e proir.ptly and pay his taxes.
This November 9, 1912.
J. W. BlitKHBAD,
Sheriff of Randolph County.
The Dispatch Gives? logical Reasons
for Good Roads.
Davidson county undoubtedly
wants good roads but one- reason
why she ..hesitates about getting
them is her daiiibt aa to wto ought
to build them that is, whether it
ought to be the townehjp or - the
county. It is a fact that under the
county pystem we would get our
roads sooner but it Is also, a faot
that if they are built by co. bonds
Thmasovllle and Lexington town
ships will have to pay for themln
large measure, for these two town
ships pay the most taxes. At first
blush it seems unjust, to spend Le
ington want good roads? Undoubt
edly so that the farmers can more,
ghany, but a little thought will
show thatt it is not. Wfiy does Lexi
ington wantgood roads? Undoubted
ly so that the farmers can more
easily get to town to do their trad
ing here, and the only way to ac
complish that end is to build the
roads to the former's home. To
build a complete system of roads
in the township would help some,
to be sure, but not enough to make
the expense worth while. Further
more, when you go to' the bottom of
it it is not altogether! Leington's
money you are spending In the out
lying townships,, for if this one is
rich it is because it has thev out
lying ones to draw upon; nobody
ean deny that It is the trade of the
rest ofthe courty that made Lex
ington and Thomn8villeJ therefore
it is no more than right that the
two townsshould help make the oth
ers.
What Davidson needs is several
long roads driven from end to end
01 the county and from side to side;
touching every township and mak
ing it easy to get from any one
section of the c unty to any other
section; and the roads can be built
successfully orly by the county
TIMs Is true for several reasons;
one is that if the county takes the
matter in hand one or two back
ward townships will not be able to
retard all the rest; another is that
If the work Is done in large pieces
it can be done for very much less
per mile than It would cost if it
divided up into numerous small
oontracts; again, the cost or main
tenance will be less, for a good
road invariably wears out faster at
the ends than anywheree lse. so
that the more loose endB you have
the more your roads will' cost to
keep up. The most Important of
all, however, is the fact that a
road is not a good road unless it
leads somewhere; a strip of road
may be as smooth as a table, but If
it Is only two hundred yards long
It Is no earthly use to' anybody, and
by the same token, a road that trav
erses the entire county is vastly
more valuable than one that only
passes through one township. Peo
ple don't build roads for the fun
of the thing, but to get an easy
route to market, so if their roarl
stops five miles short of town thrMr
Inbor is wasted. If th townshln
builds the roads they must gton with
rne township line, und depend upon
next one to carry the work alnnir
which It may do. or mav not- hut
If the county builds them it will
build them all the way through. '
The county way is the best: he.
cause it is the most business-like.
Lexington Dispatch.
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