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THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. C. true - LoyEuusHs at age I A TIP FROM UNCLE SAM I S T Shafta f FatW Time Powwim t yfve'" ' Y- J- Affect ThOM Blessed WrU Mutu- j - iji 'ii'il SC J "t -"Ordinarily, we would cuss to the 11m- Si' - J '33 aT tt a "ptfiM"- or nu eav-stirojper. But f :9ii?5N ar f'J' J i 7r 1 JQ OC-Jc f 5 - we have a i'on:v5sion to make on Uie L. Q XJyJ c ' V- J I S: it? ill 4 f J J: r j 1 1 : ! i rj v I'm,,, ) j ' tik Hi .,f the r n. ,-hortlv M,. .iKk&'k: H J ft J M !'-'-sofwa" - IPki Km Jut ml l...i,.v hand of hor lovor. y!- 35Jx tuoi'a.l'dhe'ioosiio'L' &VTOfiS J taligr What you pay out your good money for 0 ru;,:;: mSr WjBk 3,0 i is cigarette satisfaction-and, my, how i S " I rV T i u Rl Tit it a U U: 9 1 SB, :B I I II V . tJ s aftor day. of rain. ll53lklT tW- 11 " & s hanntod ns a l..nS f!Mlffttf M' 3k r lKSS II tory: On n lay d.v St-ven. i . Of Ugh. we fou. half-wi... dousl;. . peeped. Then- They i.. allotto'l ::.. snioklt:.: we pori u. and si!..:'i laid d"v ii a out of I.N of hob: :.-d returnii' :.!: ter, wl:i. Ii In And .;s wrinklod ; Then, n -leased liN htm ii'! 1 1 shafts of the niu' ';y cloud That n cturo ha time. Soinohow ho socnis hoautiful Ui our eyes, and yet ue did not a:et u "closeuii", of her features. Aad he, why as we keep thinkini; of him, we hark hack to the days when wo once visited a Hue old Southern t'ontloiaaa who possessed the graces of a Chester field and the coii.-tesy of a l'oii Juan. Then wo recall the words of a poet Which tits the case precisely: "Let Time reach out with his sickle as far as ever li 1 can; although lie can reach ruddy ch 'oks and ripe lips and Hash ing eyes, l:e cannot quite reach love." When a man really loves a woman she will never grow old. and when u i woman loves a man he is neither de- crepit nor bowed nor tremulous. Site Is the same lass he wooed and he is always the same gallant young fellow who won her heart and Iter hand. They are absolutely equals, happy and free. These two lovers are traveling toward the City of Silence, but they are leaving behind a picture never to be forgotten. Fremont Herald. To His Nieces and Nephcwa: "Beware of the man who offer yon some thing 'just as good' for your Government securities." College Educations are Made Possible By Government Plan Director of War Loan Organization of This District is Anxious to Explain Method to All Who Are Interested and Ha Invites Requests for Information. Perhaps In no other thing Is Uncle Bam more Interested than in the fu ture of America in the citizens of to morrow the children of today and he consequently realizes the tremendous Importance of Inculcating in the 1 minds of the children Patriotic Kansan. I had looked forward to my first j glimpse of France with an almost fa- j natical eagerness. France the land of dreams I had vlsioned it so often ! Rut mv first reiil siidit of it. save for I . fe,v i,mw lichts was not at ;..l of thrift and enkindling in the thrilling experience that I had ex- i a uesIre to Improve their condition In pected. As we steamed up the river 1 life- witn ese things In view the to Bordeaux I stood, with a group of foieniment is suggesting ways where eager watchers, beside the rail, and j by a higher education may be had by looked tit the fields stretching nlom; , many bovs and Kfr'a who otherwise the sides of the river. They were verv ; would never receive the benefits of a green, even though it was winter time; .college course. and though I was almost breathless ln the 2 noo.000 homes in Mar- with the wonder of reaching a prom ised land, that vivid green was the only thing that I could quite: compre hend. "I never saw grass like that!" I ex claimed stupidly. One of the men a newspaper man from the middle West answered uie. "You ought to see the gr:.s. t'aat we grow In Kansas!" ho said. Margaret E. Sangstor In the Christian Herald. ly adhered to by both the child and his parents, ts necessary. Otherwise the money will probably not be ac cumulated In time, nor appreciation of the value of a college education be so developed In the minds of the boy and girl that they will stick to the principles ! lnelr purpose to get it regardless of their hearts i e dstacles in tneir Paths. i i uera is a mernoa proriaea i by the United ftes Government I by which this money can be accumu- lated gradually and be ready when It is needed Meanwhile It will be. abso lutely safe, will draw a splendid rate I of interest and be exempt from all ; state, county, and city taxes, both as to principal and interest, except es tate or Inheritance taxes. Moreover, the process of getting this money fthpart i mn utmnl an A'irctrt that luiiuoLuur, uirocior oi uie war Loan Organization, Richmond, Va., "there are perhaps 1.000.000 boys and girls 12 to 15 years old. who are looking ,U,W1 lo e-enn5 college some tell every intrrested parent, boT, 0' uuy. uieir yajrnis realize, li me land, the Iiistict of Columbia. Vir ginia, West Virginia, and South Carolina." said Albert S. all th! memVrs of th family may ' i share In It, though no one can get ' , except the one k .. .11,01 it belongs." I Mr. Johnstone says he would lfke you do get it in every puff of Camels! kXPERTLY blended choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos in Camel cigarettes elimi nate bite and free them from any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or unpleasant cigaretty odor. Camels win ir.ar.t and permanent succccs with srr.c!:'-.rs because the blend brfr.g out to tho limit the refreshi.i.7 flavor and delightful mel low-mildness of the tobaccos yet re taining the desirable "body." Camels are simply a revelation! You may smoke them without tiring your taste! For your own satisfaction you must compare Camels, with any cigarette in the world at any price. Ther( you'll best realize their superior quality and the rare enjoyment they provide. R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winton-Salem, N. C. Dog Watches for Auto. Does evolution in the life of animals cause them to take udded care In go ing ncross a street infested with nu tos? Some folks says It docs. Early In the auto age numerous dogs were killed because they would run out to bark at an nuto and. Judging the speed by that of n horse-drawn vehicle, they often were run over. This fact can still be noticed In some country districts, where autos are not plentiful. Close students and lovers of dogs in the city say they have often noticed dogs looking to the left and to the right before they start across a street Of course, not all of them do, neither do all human beings, bnt the "thinking" dog does. Watch It for yourself. boys and girls do not, that this 'some day' will come very, very soon. "It Is not merely a question of money. Enkindled ambition, steadl- girl more about it. He asks simply that you Mil out the -coupon below, clip It out. and mail to him at tha ad dress given on it. He promise a prompt reply. ! Futur of Tlrd" Nations. The recuperative powers of nations It great beyond belief, and hope la ever present aa long aa the spark of vitality , la left Tha same superhuman effort that was pat forward to repel the ln rader will again be exerted to remedy tha damage that has been done; only there mast be a breathing space be tween effort, and In that space lies the greatest danger. This danger, how erervla more Imaginary than real, and whatever means are resorted to by the population to deaden the effect of this reactive period. It soon palls and the sober minds of the populace again at tain tha ascendency. Forbea Magazine, FILL OFT AND MAIL THIS COUPON Mr. Albert S. Johnstone. Director, War Loan Organization, Richmond, Virginia. Dear Blr: I have read of the method, provided ty the TTnlted States Govern ment, by which the accumulation of money In advance to secure a oollege education Is being encouraged. I would like to know mora about it Please write me fully. (Name) (Address) (Business) Obituary Charles Moody Walker died Wednes day morning, August 25th 1919, of typhoid fever and a complication of other troubles. He was the son of the late J. M. Walker, whose death pro ceeded his a little move than a year ago. He was 16 years eld. At his death we have to paure and wonder why this dear bov was taken from his home and loved ones ;;o early in life, when the1 out look for such a hrir ht and useful I future seemed so sure for him, but in this, as in all other providences of I unerring Father, we must bow in meek and humble puumission and try to cvt. -i keep in mind the fact, that He maketh j no mistakes in dealing with His child ren, the old adage that Death loves a shining mark" was fully demonstrat ed in his case. He was a ooy tnat was loved by all who knew him. Was al v.T.ys obidient and helpful to his mother r.ml was truthful and honest with all his associates. He had high aims and aspirations for a useful life, and was ;. rr ; anng to enter college this fall. A very prominent characteristic of Charlie was his great love for children, ijvery child that knew him soon be came attached to him and he was especially good to his own younger brother and little sister often sugges ting that his mother let him stay and care for the little ones, while she went out for change and recreation. Ho was very fond of music and sang well. He was a sunbeam in his home and to his mother under all circumstances, the inevitable shadow which must fol low the passing of such a sunbeam will be denss and dark to the dear lov ed ones for a whle. tie leaves a motner ana iour oroin- ers and three 3isters. His funeral was conducted at bhep herd church on the 21st, by Rev. J. M. Varner. r His mem ! i i ! !l S3T edy for s WAR SAVING STAMP VALUABLE SECURITY Extravagance In Combs. The notice, "Ladles are requested to remove their combs," appears nw on theater" programs In London, be en u of the Vogue of the huge fi pun ish comb among smart women. Soma of the combs are of enonnoue six. The tortol shell vogut Is ao expen Mve one. A light tortoise shell dies- act coats f 1.000 fft more, t ; ' Protect His Tonsils, . ' n I.ny denies tha story 'bat he i ' tonsils sunburned by gating 1 the other afternoon at the thnt ws etittin dldoa In the r-jn the morhine shifted Its i Jr lp hint . ' ' ' i -t rf ' f 1 ARE Y00 (MEED? Tker are eight points of eioeUse tnat are possessed by War - Sartaga taasps which ar especially apyeaHag and which ar not combined ta any wtfeer seeartty now to be obtain 4 in any market War Seringa Stasia workers woald well to get tte eight points and to see that taalr aV raaUgee are not tost sight of. , Jl) Kvry War Savings Stamp la a direct promise to pay on tha peat ef Ue atrongeat government In the world. (t) It near Interest at ta rat of 4 per Mat com ponaded qaarterry If held aatU ntatnrity. (I) The antonnt f mosey required for tao Investment la ao small that every person can own at least ana In terest bearing aeewity. ) It hi readily obtainable Any foot enVe, afanoat any hank ani any other agency win snpply them. (l It la always la ssaeen ani aaey v parch seed at any tins, , ' (I) It prfaMlpaJ la always main tained with aa aosranl of Interest 1 , (T) It t tha snost UI4 of aU -tnrltl, readily en verted Into aneh on short notlo aaf la re4mabt pen maturity at oavealeat places. . (t) Its Interest la reoetred bamed- leUV t tie time ef purchase, tnatead rf .--Wrarjr spring the life of tte "The difference between the carffl- Inod man and U savage In thrift Keep expendltaroa always below a- come; ear something," aald Andrew Carnegie. Row far are yea alrtllaedT Do yon simply live la today, aa does the aarage, or are yon preparing for tha necessities of tonjerrowT Win yon ho ready to take ad van tag of fa tor opportanttlasTwni yon ho ablo to own roar own boas, to travel, to change yoar position or enlarge year business? Are yon eonldrat of what old age will bring, and what opportu nities yon will bo nblo to glv to roar children T . In other words AM! YOU SAT Ton cao do It Join tha great mor- ment for a Thrifty America. Make a start with your odd quarters today, Thrift SUmps may pave tha way to a happy, eomfortabla aai tier oivtV lied : tomorrow, Ar yon traveling this smooth road, or la yours an nn- pared one Choos betweea tha two. Lincoln said: T a patriot Dost mar the Immortal emblem ef hnman try, the Declaration of ladepeadeae. Bay Thrift and War Sarlags Stamps, Size of Ocean Waves The size of the waves of the Atlantic Ocean have been measured by the hy- drographic bureau at Washington. In height the waves usually average about thirty feet, but ia rough weather they attain from forty to forty-five feet. . During storms they are 1 often from 500 to 6w feet long and last ten to eleven seconds. The longest one yet known Measured one naif mil and did not spend naoif for 23 seconds. nun it on wtxtui sum mlaama no more barefoot trips to the basement no more dressing in an ice cold room nc more big fuel bills to pay no more fires to build. Simply 4 R r rag IM E3 BR ot Blast roll out of bed and dress in your rooms made warm and cheerful ty the even day end night heat of 9 BURNS CHEAPEST COAL CLEAN AND BRIGHT. USES ANY FUEL. If last winter's fuel bill was hard to pay why stand it again this year? Now is the time to stop waste. If .you want a small fuel bill this winter, you need this remarkable fusl-saving heater. Act today. Mo, US Thrift Is shorthand far "Wast set, wmat sol" Tvj War f vlpr tusji, f Newa From OM Trinity , Dr. and lira, Campbell and children, of Harrisburg, Pa., visiting relatives her. Mrs. Campbell was reared her. She was Mlas Ros White. Jhey made the ti-in In their Overland ear. Misae Beulah and Wabel Jones andl Josfphin Mitchell, of Richmond, Va., havo been visiting Miss Birdio Wel born on North Main Street. . Mr. Walter Crowson, of Norfolk, Va, is on at visit to home folks this week. . The writer spent the day last Thurs day with His Mary Parker, who lives about two nilej In the country; It Is hard to do justice to all tha pleasures of that day. Only two occupy tha old homo now, Miss Mary and her brother. Thomaa. This U an ideal homo. Th'tcrle place. Not faf from tha main preacher nnaa ids way out titer now building there is an old kg house, and then, as well as tha rest of no and. which Is said to b a relic of Revolu whil th chicken frlea in tha kitchen tlonary days. A hoi is cut out In the he can examm qnlt a good old Meth-logs which was used to hoot through. odUt library In the sitting room. I. Doubtless many a red coat has seen notifed such books as Clark's Commen-jUe end of a rifle at this opening. I be taHr. Cross ani Crown, and many of lieve thor told me this house was at books "f mr Nashvilleilrast 140 ypars ohl and wan int.n1vt vi -"i iy JIcCRAUY-REDDING HARDWARE COMPANY l !... : c, This is tpit a l.;i- 'mulif tor ytl We r J y- od very minuto of the day at this pleasant homo. The dinner Is beyond my power of description. Th driv home, lust as nichf was closing in, waa delightful. ThosV who hav never via ltd at the Parker home, try for an la- ' viUt.ton, . . M iss Mry Johnson 'and Tsullne KinVy, rif Thomajville, are visiting ft ! iir.J 1'syne,
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