THURSDAY. OCTOBER. SO, 1919
TB ASIIEBORO COURIER, A&IIEB0R0, N. C
Page FlTt
THE COURIER
TELEPHONE NUMBER I
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
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ruesoay.
- Misj Julia Thorn left Tuesday for.
Charlotte to accept a position ttere.
Asheboro, N. C, October 80, 1919
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Serreaat E. A. Riuuwll. nf tx nm 1 A
'division, Company L, 18th infantry, u
at noma on a tar lough. He tpent last
Sunday with hie aunt, Mra. J. C Han-1 T
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A number of Asheboro people at-'
tended the conference at Greensboro
last Sunday and heard Bishop" Dan-
.ingwa ana cecretary oi me iNary
Josephua Daniels.
Misses Flossie and Florence ilar
ley and Mrs. Bertha Pool, of Frank
linville, were in Ashe bo ro Saturacy
m tv r i m. o-i i
f. Walte Routh, ol TBdleman V 3115
Announcement
Grocery Changes Hands
Itoute a. unaerpmg wvm in b Mr Car80n and from
the oieman noispiwu, uu 14 in,- uj 0 to Fayetteville for a ten ttays
rAnwSSJf ffi- Mi88 Irma Whitfield left yesterday
North Carolina, spent Thursday ;of lasaifor her home in Lumberton. Miss
week in the city, attendinff the Mis-, wtf has accepted a position with
sionary Conference of the Fnends! the iUtx of deeds of Robeson coun.
Churches of Randolph county. jy
Born to Mr and Mrs. Charlie Mc-( Mr8 Henry RobinS little Mar
Gee, ofTnmty Route 1, a son. I garet Erwin have returned from a vis
Mr. Troy Reddmg, of Caraway, was Hock Hill 1arlington 8 u
in the city one day last week on mm-1 Mr8 Mhe Worthj who h
I,ess- . x . . . j v it'iting relatives in Asheboro, left yes
The material has ."fed to asDhalt terday for ner hom(J m
the streets of the city with. G R Underwood Dreached his
Mr. Z. V. Cayeness and son, Wade, ,arewell sermon to 00 con.
of Coleridge, were business visitors gregation on last Sunday morning.
in the city Saturday of last-week Mr John K Wood.s bungalow on
Mr. amney wu, wuu olUUxk Wortn Street is nearing completion.
the A. Cj. VOliegc " ivaicign, ym a
week end visitor with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. James waucer return-
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I have sold my stock of groceries to Mr. C. E.
Allen, who has moved in and taken charge.
I thank my former patrons and trust they will
extend the same courtesies to Mr. Allen they have
to me.
All accounts to October 28 are due me.
I will continue in Cross Tie and Fertilizer bus
iness and will still have office at same place.
J. A. HOLDER
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Auction Sale of X
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Personal Property
WILL SELL MY PERSONAL PROPERTY ON
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH
Beginning at 10 O'clock
One Kingsbury upright piano, practicallv.new;
Household and Kitchen Furniture, Wagon and
farming tools, one bred pure bred Duroc sow, one
oure bred Berkshire boar, five stands of bees in
t.unis, with honey.
Charles Shamburger
MECHANIC, N. C.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE
chains to a stake in Small's lme; thence Will You
North of Small's and Fentress, line
SDend 50c. on RAT-PXAP
To Save $100,
ed Friday of last week from thir bnd- m in evangelistic meetm;
al tour to wasmngton ana omer, Maj-or Leonard James and his bro-;
Northern cities.- Ither, of Lexington, were in Asheboro
Mr. Bryan Cox, of Seagrove, was a Mond n their way to Kamseur,i
business visiwr iu uic oanuunj. i Where they went to make arrangc-
Mr. Frank Steed, of Steeds, was in
Asheboro on business Monday.
xt l . i l ivirs. ivuius eixs lucauav jii hv vinnrp rT an ftrrlpr nt rhp Nnnor- rill pnaina rn T.ne npcnnninsr rnntain-
ctlttiTFj1- ior Court of Randolph County in . ing Seventy Nine acres more or less. One 50c. pkg can kill 50 rats. The
meeting, feft Mondayor Pilot Moun- Misses Lizzie Phillips and Katherme Special Proceeding entitled W V. TRACT NO. 2 Beginning at a stone averaye ra t will r ob ; yot . of $10 a year
tain whpr hp will conduct the siner- curn3 spent last oaturuay in nigii 1 " " j-aiut--is. i wm m uic uuuuic ui iu, "''6 . --r, ---- .r r, ,. ; :
Point shopping.
Sour Stomach
on the 15th. dav of November 1919 at thence South 37 decrees West 10 lon- KAl-tsNAf is deadly to rats.
12 o'clock noon, offer for sale at chains to a stone thence Noroth 53 Cremates after killing. Leaves no
. uif r.ieest bmaer ai degrees West 20 chains to astone m sme". Comes in cakes. Rats wiii pass
at thp rnnrt. hnnsp Annr in Ashplinrn thp nricinal iinp! thpnre South of sail! UP meat, gram, cheese to feast
r -i , i.. ., . ...... , x . ... . PAT.SVAP Tk c
frtrt. m I rnp Tn nwinir npspnnpn rpa imp an rn ns T.n a kt np hpnp iv s vi ... .
Three sies, 25c,
on
50c,
Kat slowlv mafifirnfp vnnr
.i i i i . . . t m a xr- i j :i i 4..-- ai T7 . :., i: o- -.f. ai iiu n n ann tr na ranrpp nv
of last weeK. ivir. v,u i i-Jiuupm ".ments for some of the free attractions vnorougniy, aosum irom meat ior a w:. uiu . uCaLi.UCu m wu., u.. am ..uU - , : r - ; , .'uC....
Seagrove Graded School. at Kamseur fair few days, and in most cases the. sour petition in this cause, more parn- chains to astone thence North 2g.50 p 4 ? w r AbneDoio
Mr. Clyde Cox, of Greensboro, was Misg Mamie Russell has returned to stomach will disappear. If it does not, cularly described as follows: chains to the Beginning containing Urug Co., Asheboro, M. U
a week end visitor in the city last her home jn Troy visiting take one of Chamberlain's Tablets hp- TRACT NO. 1 BEGINNING at a Fifty Six acres more or less. -
week. Ifripnds in Salishurv last week. mediately alter supper. Red meats' stake Clark Fentress norner thence This sale is made on the account law of 1913.
Mr. E. 0. York has recently moveai Qarjce Albright, occompanied are most likely to cause sour stomach north 80 degrees west on Fentress of an advance bid having been placei; This the 28th clay of October 1919
from Central Falls to l jyjjss Virginia Eskridge, passea and you may find it best to cut tnem line 22.25 chains to a stake in said ;ine; upon the same after the former saie t
Liience ouulii oil vile uiviuin line oo.uU 111 tins cuae vviui acuuiuuiiv.e niui liic
ln's family
Asheboro. ' . , I through Asheboro Friday on their out-
Mr. Roy Cox, of Ihomasvuie, XNOirn way home to gpend he week end
Carolina was a week end visitor m the They returned Monday to Elon Col-ity-
.. . lege. . . .
Miss Sudie crown aiienaea ine omh Miss Lucile Scarboro, who is teach
ing in the Troy graded school, spent
the week end at home.
Mrs. T. G. Bonkemeyer is visiting
W. V. SMITH
Commisioner.
lIUBd UUUl. .J1"" " --- 'V
Fair, which was held at Raleigh, the
latter part of last weeK.
Mrs. Charlie aiyres, accoinpaureu
v,o latfpr nart of last week
Mr and Mrs W. N Steed visited their
son Lewis on Trinity Route One, the
latter part of the week, returning home
Sunday afternoon. Mr. Steed has clos
ed out all his property in TIew Market
Township, selling his plantation to Mr.
Walter Farlow.
Mr. W. S. Crowson,
Route was in the city
her daughter Mrs. Glenn HendricKS Darents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Bur-
visited their son and brother in Kaieign- v at Troy thjs .veek
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Walker nave
returned from their bridal trip and are
at home with Mrs. O. R. Cox.
The women all ove the country are
forming organizations against pur
chasing any clothing and unncessary
food until prices are reduced. One of
V.P nV.uvVi ROripf. ips in Atlanta. Ga..
of Asheboro has adopted resolutions to this effed
one day last d the women belonging to this or-
week. " , ' ganization are adhering to it.
Mr. Lewis N. Steed, and wife moved; Ml. and Mrt -p. E. Lassiter have
to the city last Tuesday, where they .moved jnto their new home on Cedar
will make their future home. Avenue, formerly called Academy St.
Rev. W. J. Edwards, of Coleridge Mr j yf Cornelison, of Montgom
passed through the city last Monday, 'ery county, who for seveial years
returning irom ms biiiiuiuliucui. jived m Salisbury, went to vaiiiornia
Jlandleman. several years ago and has returned
Mr. W. H. Mann, of Chatam County and expects to locate in some business
-was a business visitor in the city last Troy
Monday. Mr. Mann is a very success-( Mlss Annie Yow, who'since her re
ful farmer of Chatham county 1, from France 'in1 the summer has
Mr. Earl White, of Glenola, was a been at Thomasville with her parents,
business visitor in the city last Mon-Mr and Mrg George H. Yow, has
day. . I gone to High Point, to act as superin-
Mr. Graham D. Monroe, of Limg-tenden 0f a sanitarium at -that place,
ton, sent his subscription to The Cou-j Migg Lois Miller, daughter of Mr.
rier, for one year, and says thaf this and Mrg yf a. Miller, of Thomasville
is the only way that he can obtain was married at tne Keformed parson
news from Randolph county. Mr..ftge m Thomasville, on Wednesday
. Monroe is a former citizen of Ran- evening 0f ia8t week to Mr. John F.
Iolph and .was a member of Company Hvatt( Rev j a. Palmer officiating.
K, and has many friends in this coun- jjr Walter Davis and family, of
ty. IGlenola, spent Sunday , in Asneboro
Bom to Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brady, witn Mr L. c. Phillips' family.
810 West Green Street, High Point.r . ,
twin daughters. TThese Rats Wouldn't Eat My Best
lhe meeting whicn nas oeen in: Grain."' Says Ered Lamb.
progress at Level Cross, under the
directions of Bro. Doiser, the pastor
and Rev. Millawav doing the preach-s
"It's hard to keep rats out of a feed
store. Tried for years. A neignbo
ing through the week. The meeting mg store sold me some KAi-aiNAr.
was good, with several conversions. I It worked wonders. Gathered up dead
The new church at Level (Jross win raia every mm mug. uuubi...
be completed in the near future. RAT-SNAP. Haven't a rat now They
The New Salem church has a new wouldn't eat my best grain when I
coat of paint, recently and the same threw RAT-SNAP around." Three siz
adds much to the beauty of the churclJes, 25e, 50c, $1.00. Sold and guaran-
There was a special dinner held at teed by Cox-Lew Hardware Co. and
Tont Marley's, of Level Cross in honor Asheboro Drug Co., Asheboro, N. C.
of Arthur Marley, who recently return-1
ed from over seas.
Mr. Walter Farlow, of Edgar was in
the city Tuesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Redding and
Mrs. J. W. Black of Asheboro were
visitors in Ramseur last Sunday.
Mr. Rufus Brady, of Coleridge wag
a business visitor in the city last Tues
day.
We recTet verv much to srive up our
Raster of the M. E. church. Rev. Ira
Irwin.
The meeting at the Friend church,
which has been in progress for the past
two weeks, doted Monday night. We
are proud to note the good which has
been accomplished during the seres of
thm raeetitur.
Mr. Irvln Cox, of Worthviile, was a
visitor in the city the early part of tnls
week.
Rev. 8. M. Rankin, of Greensboro,
preached for the Presbyterian congre
mtion last Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock ,
MIm May MeAlUter . returned the
last of the week from a visit to rela
tives In Greensboro.
Miia Mildred Harrrave will be at
the Ramseur fair next Friday and
Saturday and examine the bablea of
. the county.
Mm. C. T. tnck, of Seatrure Routt
was in Atheborft Tuesday.
MIm Pearl Russell was tn Atbebor
Tuetday on her wny to Spero. where
bo if teachinr. Mitt Kuaaell Dad at
tended the marriage of her brother.
wt. Krnect.G. Ruwell, to Miai Mag
i Cagle. at 8earovo,
Mr. Robert 8aundora, who baa been
at Montrose tor the pant few months,
bat returned to bit home at Seagrore
Route 2. - ' , h 4 -
. Mn. C. B, Griffla tpent Mondajr fn
Hl-h Point . - ' -
Mm. fiparjr-r left tbo tatter
Prt of taat wk for High Point,
ber the' will underro treatment hi
,th- High Point hoepltaU 4
v Mm. i. T. flwtkk baa return-d to
pt bnme In Sanford after vialUng
Mrs. . C, lUnnah. , '
JOYLAND
Friday
TAYLOR HOLMES
IN "
"IT'S A BEAR"
A Comedy Feature.
Saturday
VIOLA. DANA
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, "SOME BRIDE"
.'A daring Comedy beau
tifully played.
. TUESDAY, NOV. 4
BILLIEBURKE
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Admission, 11c. and 22a'
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