THE COURIER
Asheboro. N. C tJune 18, 1914.
LOCAL AX.I PEKSOXAL
51
h
Miss Benigna Vow has accepted a
position as clerk for Wood & Morinjr.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Cra
ven, of Franklinton, a son.
Mrs. J. G- Steeds of Steeds was a
business visitor in the city Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Auman spent Sunday
with friends at Star.
Miss Ina Auman has been spending
a few days this week at Hemp.
Miss Annie Gill of Raleigh is vis
iting Miss Mary Spencer.
Mr. Colin Spencer, of Mebane, was
the puest of his parents here the first
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George R. Ross, of
Jackson Springs, were in Asheboro
one day the first of the week.
Misses Connie Bell Auman and Lil
lie Richardson spent the week end
with Miss Lelyer Ferree at Ramseur.
Miss Bessie Laughlin is attending;
the summer school nt the State Uni
versity at Chapel Hill.
Missso Bertha and Blanche Cox left
yesterday for Hot Springs, where they
will spend some time.
Mrs. John M. Porter, of Chnrlotte.
is the arupt of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. II.'Moring.
Messrs. D. O. and J. M. Nance are
at Jackson Springs building a c
tage for Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer.
Miss Catherine Burns went to
' Greensboro Tuesday for a few days'
isk.
Miss Mattie Barker of TSnCeld is th?
guest of Mrs. W. L. White at the
Ashlyn.
Misses Annie and Myrtle Asbury
left for Asheville Tuesday for a week's
stay.
Mr. W. A. Underwood and family
went to Mt. Vernon Spi-ings for the
day Sunday.
Mr. J. P. Boroughs, of Kemp's Mills
was among Asheboro'? visitors yes
terday and called on I he Courier.
Miss Minnie Hoover left yesterday
for Panacea Springs for a week's out
ing.
Missse Eugenia Tysor. Minnie Hoov-
er and Anrie Fox spent the week-end
with Mrs. Tom Fjnch at Trinity.
Miss Annie Fox returned Monttay
from Liberty, where she has been
visiting Mrs. Tom Smith.
ftf.'"- Chas. A. WelW, of Knoxville.
who fs" interested in the Scarlet Cor.
pev mine",- was a business visitor in
Asheboro yesterday.
Mis "Mary English, of Monroe, is
' sending the week with Mis') Virginia
Fpnlev at her home on Norm .rayette
ville street. ' . .
Mi Uii PvHfhard left Monday for
the Stote Kormal. Greensboro. whr?
she will take the summer course for
.teachers.
TTrs. C. rvnnvd hni rtur"ad
fr-nro White Rnlnhiif Nrmrs. "
we she has been ppendin?
L. R. Cox, of Trhitv No. 1, was in
town Tuesday.
B. F. Henley was a business visitor
in town the first of the week.
Dr. F. E. Ashl-ury spent Tue.-dav at
Jackson Springs.
wa;ntSCe'5t-Wans,;
ia'GreS;sEoCCrar" Werday
' AcLro MSayff W
-af if'&t' 'Pans
Editor W i c
or ia AsSjelCo. 6 bUnda' visit
-ir. ir,,o-i
C-:'!c'l on. The c"5ietrSatUrda'
Mi'",S'P was
j Airv. tvWi
J some time.
Mr" T, t PorViia r-f TJiphmori.i. Vr.
"jr- for Vpr ''W Rimd-v movninn'
"?tPr ; f' flp" "i'f hr parents,
"Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Dickens.
fia'-1o! w. A'mcf"""'. of M"
T. A. iwWf, of Trpv. fhe
'SHo'te Medical Ponrd and obtained ni
liopnse this week.
Cartain W. F. inod". ft v'ti
i ,ms in 4epborA loot Pii-Winn-'rVio
nocniWs of rn'""'"' a" '"IS
xwh rilppsprt Wh US COnnltlOr1
Kvpv a PVinriol TiH r-liow h? will
attpn.fi f'o suromppr school.
-wrs. 7? r . . .
u- lineage .ire visitw, 1 ,le s '
,:crc was ivil wellclrlx of Greens
''erree'aVweekl161' helunie'"'',;00" rrtuvn' to
Walh' ?rl!";.BIair of Ilepi-bHc,
B'dn antl -rs. E. L. Auaian.
Mr.
lb n ln.isViv ton.
nbont A fai
HI h rnf"
Uovr, t;i.,,t- r-'
ioli fAVJvTtf tbp T'orth.
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'VlP,'','Pvn 11 Jn
ATo!n i-ti.t
n: Prpcirlo.-.
S! epenrff.
''ficnn.nr, Miss
wni;
to for
"nnl orif ni'Airln'l ll
,K l'-t Pr?r1"T Tirir'n
a rtf nor Tnrn
Th .Inh ploAfPfl
T pnn lrjw .Tndn
"Tis fov fjgy
Born Sarom.
! A new f"ature has bpn acsnrer fnr
( sn Hit? fonrth of .TnV el"bration.
I it nich ii to be ii Asheboro. The pw.
, ,i Tict wan siqrned lst wppV for a bn'
, aspptiMrti. Thi will add mvh
Td'- bon -nlannp fnr in A enpborrt
1 ryt if tn wnthpr is fnvproSip
't iliry we will have a record breaking
frowd on our streets.
t. , F"rl L- Bowman, of Liberty, Ran
& lpn county, was one of the succpss-
1-4 applicants who passed the Medical
j ! ate Board of Health examination.
Bowman is a son of the late W. F.
jl owman, and is a young man with
bright prospects. Thirty-seven appli
S cants failed white eighty-one were I
isiecessful.
Ite
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and Mrs. t?:,..,,. t-.. ,
t Sunday with relatives 'llb-
Mr. Hendrix Pkeen of Blscoe re
cently b,hgt a Studeb-er car froa
t'lie ounts-Luck Auto Co. 1
A crowd of Gypsy Jiorsetraders
f)ent Sunday in camp about two
miles north of Asheboro.
Misses LuciJe Scarbcro and Blind
U-.vett are the guests 0f friends
and relatives in. Burlington.
.
(Mr. Lee Aldridge of Trinity
towushifl wrs anw ng Aeboro's
business visitors last Holiday.
The Courier ilionor roll this week
is l&rter Wiaa usual, See t!-et yiour
nam-e is iucluded in the Tst next
week. -1 ;
'ou want a seasu ticket for
m.b nauiauqua you bad better se
Prof. T. F. nvlla at once. Thtv
are Helling rapidly.
Whbn nyou Come to" Ashebioro to
attend tlie Chautauqua don't forget
to put a dollar or twn in vour
pocktt for The Courier.
Practically all of tfiie wheat crop
will be harvested this Week. Sonn
the hum of the threshing machine
win be heard in the land.
Mam av the wheat ccn 1-
Randolph this year is far better
than that of several precedi-ag
yeara.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Styxea went
to Greensboro Sunday to see their
sr.n. Clyde, who is in St. Leo's-
Hospital.
Mr. W. B. Webster of Ram-
seur, fcrmerlv of Asneborr, was
in town last Thursday andi save Hi
Courier a call.
Miss May I). McAlister has beeit'
the g'e;t of relatives In' Char
lotte and Davidson for the last
week. ,
The l'liriners are sending in glow
ir.g reports of Ulie weight of the
wheat being harvf r-tl this sea
svji. TISs means a good yield when
tli resiling time comes.
Messrs'. 0. M. nml IT. I). T.it
aVer of TlmmasvJ U- are unking
Asbebcra tl.eir iK-ndtiuarterst this
wrk. Thoy are v,-presenting the
Crt'iMisboro Narsorias.
Jfiss Alice Phillips lias been
sjw.uniii: sinne nine wuita her Fi'-i
tcr, .Mis. Walter Davis, at Gb?n
ol.a . '
Asl.fboio i- 'oriuiiiiite in secnr-l
kig Wiliiiini U. Bryan as a Clan-'
tauqua letlure o.i J u y 4tU. The!
l;.Ut1i cicwd evr see" in Asihe-
ii.ro will hear liJm on that day.
Messrs. Walter Buach. and A. W. '
:'!ii:o ai.J Mis.ses Nellie Spoon and'
Mii.ie sier.cer left Sunday morning1
in a car for Greewsboro. r Mr. Bunch i
and JiUs Spencer went on to Elon I
t olk-ge to spend the day.
Don't forget TJie Courier when
you ccnie to Asheboro Chautauqua
weeK. This is tine season of the
year When a newspaper needs
funds more than any other time.
Asheboro merchants will find it
will, be to their special advantage
to make good use of The Couiei'ti
advertising: columns the wei k uro-
ceding. Chautauqua week. Immense
crowds will be in town every day.
The Courier Job department has
een turning out some hinh clasn
work recently. This dipaitnuiil In
prepared to da woik as nice as any
lk.jp in Piedmont North Carolina.
Your orders are solicited,'
Prof. T. p. Bulla, oharinaii .f
the ticket selling committee of the
Chautauqua- has on hand seanou
tickets for the Chautauqua. Many
calls are being made f r them.
Better get y urs bcfoie the
is exaauyttd. , ) , . i
The Greensboro Daily News says
that J. S. McAlister and family have
moved from their residence on West
Washington street to the home of
John Gilmer at Fisher Park.
Mr. II. R. Ro';s received a telegram
from Senator Overman Tuesday own
ing stating that his appointment a
postmaster at Asheboro had been oon
lirr.ied. Mr. Ross wiil take charere in
a few days.
: Asheboro needs a few weeds
remnved from t'e sidewalks
'V ditches in certain sections of
.. ,n ,s a town and
should be kept th rorghly tl-a .
i. Rejorts are rinr fr, Thp nr -rier
office of splendid rains in thP
P'untry around Asheboro. The dam
ope on acconnt ti the drouth will
not be as great as expected.
I THi're are a few places in the
coenrete sidewalks nf ieh.ir.
if re badlv broken un I TMa m,(
,'iy ristinrrs the t'wn in sections
where it is this way. t
The Courier man "-ad nppw---j-n t.
view the crops in the level Cros
section Svnday. Prw.e of ti e bt
whpnt in li'ie county was friird n'
I'eadv in thP shrek. Corn looks un
usually well s'nee the showers.
Mr. M. If. jroffitt has so'd " his
crocery ?torp Pontb AA'fboro
tr Messrs. Fletcher KiW nnri '.r
C. Kime. The purchasers vill ap-
HrecinTe wie trade if the old ens.
toniers.
i
I The ball game bftween Ashe
,bor0 !in1 Groenshoro Isat Saturday
aftornofo was broken up by the
irain. f e spore bolnr- 3 to l 1ti favor
of h-boro ' hen it borate 1 ec"
Siry f( r the ilryeis to quit.
I Rev. Mr. Wl.itnker. pnstnr of
t'ie Methodist I'rote'tait church.
Milled Hpv. C. M. Compber's p'lln't
ir. T.vnphlmri' Vn Snmln.) ivl l!n
!Rpv. Mr. Complipr carried rn the
revival services in Ashfc-boro.
The Courier acknowledges re
ceiiit of an invitation to the com
ii t.cpnif-'t exercises of Sjuthl Nor
folk Hiph Sch ri, So-th Norf lk.
va.. sent ns by Mis Indiana Young,
of Trinity, N. C. teacher of civics
an,( history in the SouthJ Xorfllk
Hieh School.
Mucin inii-rest was maniffsted in
tl re1vi, Services which closed
Monday night at the Mtllli.idhti Pio-te.-tai.it
churo!i. Rev. Charles Mor
gan Compiler of Lynfthbur.a, Va.,
did the preaching. Each! service
was well attended and the tfiiurch
membership i,as been greatly
strengthened snirituallv. Mr. rmii-
Ipher made many friends during
this stay in Ashebero, whoue prayers
a.:!d best wishes will follow him
to ilvis wicrk. He left for his homy
in Lyuclibure Tuesday morning.
THE STUDEBAKER-FOUR
SI 050
F. O. I). I actorv
YOUNTS-LUCK AUTO COM.'Y
BUY IT BECAUSE ITS A STUDEBAKER
I.IWIIBW'""'"'"'
BUSINESS LOCALS
Te:i cents per line each
inpertion in this column.
Six word? to a line. No
ad. for less than 25c.
NOTICE.
S5.0U Iteward.
We will pay tj.Ot) reward for each
and every conviction for every per
son tresspassing in any way upon the
lands of the undersigned in Asheboro
and Cedar Grove town;:hi;i and ad
joining the lands of levi i'ueker and
others.
MA LISTER & HAMMER.
FIVE DOLLARS ItKWAllD wil:
be given to any one who will fur
nish pvidfiipe In show thtit miv (lead
carcass has been baultd or depos
ited by any one upon my land in
Asheboro township. The same re
ward wil" bp paid any one who will
furnish evidence as to who hauls
or deposits dead carcase of any ani
mal near any public road in Ashe
boro township.
WM. C. IIAMMKU.
FOR SALIC Ford Runabout near
v new. Cash or t' mis,
13. F. McDOYYEJ.-L, Asheboro.
1 Come to Chautauqua
The extend to all attendants
of the Chautauqua a cordial invi
tation to make our stores your
headquarters during the week.
When thirsty drop in at our
fountain and get a refreshing
drink. Our service is up-to-date.
When you n2ed anything in
the drug line see us.
FOP. SALE One Webster's Cn-
iabr"' .rrtmnsry. with sunSm
ment. 1850 pages, price awr
to The courier. m
Standard Drug Co.
Rexall Store.
C ASTOR I A
For Inianta and Children.
The KintTYou Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
F. C. L. Entertains.
Miss Alice Bulkhead was hoKess
to the F. C. L. and several invited
guests last Thursday morning from
J.U to 12 o'clock. Hue main feat
ure of the ev-:ii"g : th- -ame
"roi .kk " the .prize being won bv
Miss Ethel Lovett. ADter this there
s an tnte-e.-t!tt ue sing c nt st
in whidl.i Mi;s Annie Asbuiy was
t je ;!izv v.i" tf:e w?r
dainty boudoir caps in the club
colors. -i(hite and gold. The hos
tess was assisted by Missed Mil
dred Burkhead and Eugenia McCain
iu serving tempting refreshments.
During a short business taeeting twt
vw memibers Wfre adinisfttea, Kate
Brlttain and Ethel Blrkh'ea4.
HORSE FOR SALE One good
black horse for sale.. Apply to
WM. C. HAMMER.
Asheboro, X. C.
Rixnni.Ptt si'ppt.V CO.. whole-
sal and retail trtiits, coumrj pro
duce and epnern.1 meMhatidlsfJ. We
pay cash for wheat we buy and tsk
pleasure in giving you ti e best of
service. Don't fail to us when
in Asheboro. ' We sedls twine, hard
ware, farm implements, mowers,
rakes, harvesters everything you
use, eat or wear. You are always
welcome whether you buy or not.
Yours for service,
RANDOLPH SUPLY CO.,
Wm. R. Julian. Manager.
For Register of Deeds.
To the voters of Randolph county
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the office of Regis
ter of Deeds, subject to the Demo
cratic primaries of Randolph coun
ty. E. O. YORK.
Anjioiiiiceinent.
1 hereby announce that I shall
Jbe a canJidate for the office cf
Clerk of the Superior 0..-uit of
Randolph county, subject to the
decision of the Democratic primaiy
in August next. If nominated and
elected 1 promise to do my duty to
tho be.t of my ability and with
cwirtesy and fairne--s to all wlio
have dealings with the office.
- - J, AT. OAVEXKSS.
Cu-idge. N. C. .May 23, 1914
FOR SALE rive-ncre
room d-ttage house on V
tral ( .change in it. '
month: Will suit a mnii
ilv. li. X.
ltit with 7-
with cea-
ys $20 00
with fam-
Cl'li,
Soiiifi Mot Weather Specials
Lot of Palm Beack SiiitS, 7 5ti:
Men's Straw Hats, 1 50 to 3 00.
Men's Panama Hats, 7 50 value at 5 00.
UNDERWEAR
Special line of Men's Poms Knit Union
Suits. Also the B. ;V. D. line in union suits
and separate garments.
Just received drop shipment of latest crea
tions in men's shirts, collars and hosiery.
LADIES' GOODS
New line of figured lawns, crepes and or
gandies. Just received 50 pieces of messaline,
all shades, at 1 00. Full assortment of Crepe
De Chene.
Wood & Moring
IH P
fNLY time for a
" bite, but a little
Ice Cream always tops
it off!
But, for your own sake,
be sure it's
FarnU'l". X. C.
gold pin. formed of
. F. C. Initials M. U
A. i ;u .K.eturu to Couner and
rrt.eue icwaru P1'
on of AH Ice Creams .
ST.M.HI ,l)Ul'(i IJOMIWNY
AIu'1mkt), , C.
Manufacturad bf
i PURITY ICE CREAM COi
RICHMOND, VA.
MOST SANITARY ICE CREAM PLANT
IN THE SOUTH.
aave started
can givn rcg-
'nert to two' o'- three
f pinninff loora hdp.
uce to
F. O. Oh.il,
fei:ti.'il Falls Mill
up on 1 1 1J time am!
faml'les
Apply ai
a: i'RKCiATi-.'D v.'ouns.
Mr. A. W. Cline of Newton, h
comes associate editor of the Ashe-!..
I.nrn Cn'rA- ITm is: n vnnnir ,., ,,f i
spoi'iiil talent and ability,- a fine fol
low with it, and no doubt will prove
a valuable citizen to Asheboro and a
.stronir man on this excellent, weekly.
Here's to you "A. V." High Point
Review.
Market Report
BY
J. E. HARDEN
CASH BUYLR Cr COKNVRY PRCDlCt
Ashobcre. X. C. .)
EGGS. (! n . ..
CHICKENS, Pr !.
HENS, ix r lb
Me
.l'Jc
lint
Woiither Tonic and
BulDder.
Health
Are you run down Nervous
Tired? Is everything you do an
effort? Yon are not lazy you are
sick. Your Stomach, Liver, Kid
neys, and whole system need a
Tonic. A Tomie and Health Build
er to drive out the waste matter
build you up and renew your
strength. Nothtfng better than
Electric Bitters. Stait today. Mrs.
James Duncan, HaynesviHe. Me.,
writes; "Conr.iletelr cured me aftrr
several doctors gave me up." 6uc
and $1.00. at your Druggist.
Bucklen's Arnica Salre for Cuts.
THK N ;OlU it CAIUH.IXA
Si'ate Normal and
Industrial College
Maintained by the State for the wo
men of N'or'-h Carolina. Five reg
ular Courtis leaning u ucB'"--
Special course for teachers. Fre
tuition -to th'e ho agree to be
come teaohers in the State. I .Ml Sm
aion hegii September ICth. 1914.
For catalcgue uiwiuia
tion, addre. sa
JULIUi
1. l i"OXJST, Prudent,
Gi -eensboro. N. C.
Eyes Examined
jlleailnciu'S lirlicved Caus
! od l-'roin K cf train
! llr. .W;iiiii Mu'tk't, Specialist
im () 'tdputrv, (Jr.uiuate Phila-
;:Si.iphin v '!li '?e ;nd registered
I'M 1. in t!u- st.itc will be in
'"'Asheboro at Ashlyn Motel
Tuesday, June 17
Seagrovc, Wednesday, 17,
Libtrty at Dr. Patterson's
office, Tuesday, June 23
Ramscur, Hotel, Wednes
day, June 24
for the purpose of examin
ing the many errors the
eyes arer.nbject to ami fit
ting glasses.
Dr. Shaffer is wel? known
to our many readers, therefore
he does not need any further
comment.
knitted shawl be
tween Ashebc and Biscoe last Sun
day. Finder: ft ?'ease return to
Store.
FOR SALE Seedi potatoes foxj
fall crop. Come get 'em.
P. H. Heuley,
s Randlenian, Rt. Nor i.