THURSDAY, JANUARY 1. 1920
THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO, N. G
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THE COURIER
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ri.U.aAL PAUAGRAPUS
AshtLo., N. C, January 1, 1920
Don't worry an i compli.'. . lout a
bail back, uct nu ox .i..it . un am.
lu.eiu-ss. Ure Dear..-, !:.-); Pills,
'any Ashcx.ro Y'-....ie I' uaa
t.'.eio ami kr.o'. r. 'i e?ect:ve they
te. Iieie's an Aai.cboio c-x?.
ha J a tired aching ..i t:
ba.k and se.e.v i.a::.ci
iuys didn't act proveil
ago
ol r.:y
. My kid
anu 1 was
l.L-ai.ii.r ui Doai) s
A large number of yisitors have
been in the. town and county during
tne holidays. Mr. O. J. Comn, in a
'recent editorial in the Raleigh Times,
recalled the fact that Randolph coun
ty always witnessed a big home com
ing during the Christmas holidays.
This has been true during the Christ-
: m?t !?csf J? P"8? ana it speaKs Mrg j c , w ;-0..ih F.iveltevillc
'iT1101 the "n8 tTod old Ran- bee:, savs: "About a year ago 1
Mr. and Mrs. Cart Auman yisited ' .
Mrs. M. G. Lorett during the holidays.' Ml6s Josephine Smith is visiting
Mr. W. C Kin visited friends at relatives in high Point this week.
Elnn Crfilem Aarintt the holidavs. I Mr. E. G. Moms returned to his tired and lans-jid.
Dr. and Mrs. R W. Crews, of Thorn- nome luesaay aiier naving unoergone Kidney tti!s l got a box ct :-.e btan
asville, were the guests of Mr. and an operation for appendicitis in the cUrd Lrug 6toie and laey uiuiiirht me
Mrs. M. G. Lovett, Friday of last High Point Hospital. Mr. Morris is wonderful relief. I take a 1. doses
week.v ' , improving. occasionally and they keep m feeling
Miss Jessie Cox is in Salisbury this Mrs. R. L. Benton and brother, Jas. fiue."
week visiting her sister, Mrs. J. C. Benton, of Daiville, Va., -vere visit-, VPrice 60c, at all dealers. Don't
Bean. '" ors in Asheboro Sunday. isiply ask for a kidney remedy get
Mr. Rufus Routh, who is a student John J. Phoenix has returned to his Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
of the A. & E. College in Raleigh, home in Greensboro after doing Y. Mrs. Ingold had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
spent the holidays' with his parents, M. C. A. work overseas. Mfgrs., Bucalo, N'. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Routh, of Millboro. Ida Haithcock, the nine-year old -y :
Route 1. ' daughter of John Haithcock, of Bur-' ASHEBORO ROUTE 2 ITEMS
Mr. and Mrs. A. Auman, and daugh- lington, was knocked down and injur-
ter. Miss Mary Lydia, of Goldsboro, ed by an automobile on December 29. On Christmas morning twenty men
visited Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Lovett the Miss Ora Scott, of Ramseur, is vis- and boys of the community gathered
latter part of last week. siting in Greensboro this week. at the farm of Mr. R. W. Kearns and
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Soiriers visited The Courier appears again this took an old time rabbit hunt. Before
relatives and friends in Burlington week ac a four page paper instead of returning they became very proud of
spent Saturday ,
at Mr. R. W.I
and Winston-Salem during the holi- an 8-Daere naDer. This is due to the their success,
days, "shortage of paper. Arrangements Miss Maie Rush
M&. and Mrs. I. C. Moser returned have been made to increase the size of night and Sunday
Monday after a visit to relatives in the paper to a seven-column 8-page Kearns'.
Washington, N. C. paper instead of a six-column 8-page Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spencer spent
' There will be a three weeks' short paper. This change will be made as Christmas with Mrs. Spencer's par
course in Agriculture at the A. & E. soon as the paper shortage will per- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rush.
College, West Raleigh, beginning Jan- mit. but for the present it is with the1 MissTfPearl Kearns spent Chrislmas
uary 8, to which all farmers are invit- greatest difficulty that any paper can with friends and, relatives on Trinity
ed to be present, tuition being free, jbe obtained at any price. I Route No. 1.
If- D r If .... ...V ....-J TnM J If TIT T J ill. 7 f ,. -. 1 T,.;l,, . . Ttm Ail Cm-
dolph county a little mare than a year spent the Christmas season with their day to take charge of her school at
ago, from Surry county and bought parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Lowder- Belvidere.
the Ingle place at Rinshaw's Fork, milk. They returned to Troy the first Mr. I. W. Kearns recently lost two
near Randleman, has opened a real es- 0f the week, where Mr. Lowdermilk good milch cows,
tate agency. Mr. Moser was in Ashe- js engaged in erecting. the new court) Mr. R. W. Reams killed four hogs
boro Monday and says that he has had house and iail for Monttromerv coun- a few days ago that weighed 1430
a large number of inquiries from ty. pounds. The largest one weighed 490
prospective buyers from the county j Miss ximeda Lowdermilk, a daugh- pounds.
from which he came. Mr. Moser is a ter of Mr K F Lowdermilk, of Not-1..,..,' Tx-,.g 0 1
progressive farmer. Prom five acres ig Spending this week with ner0MAN T-SHE rmn'
of tobacco he realized $2378. He also .' a T. Uo,m,.n, CAN'T TALK ENOUGH
constipation
rbd Sccr Stomach Caused Thi
Ladj Much Suffering. Black
Draught Relieved.
Meadorsvir.e, Ky Mrs. Pearl Pat
r.ck. cf lh:s place, writes: "I was
very conti;ated. I had sour stomach
ai.d was so ucuiufoiiallc. I went to
the doctcr. I gave me some pills.
They reakened5 me and seemeJ to
tfar up my digestion. They would
gripe cie and afterwards It seemed
I was snore constipated than before.
I V.eard cf Black-Draught and d9
ci.Ied to try it. I found It Just what I
ctded. It was an easy laxative, and
not bad to swallow. My digestion soon
Ircrroved. I got well of th sour stom
e:h, my bowels soon soemed normal,
eo more prinlns. and I would take a
do e no and then, and was In good
shape.
I cannot say too much for Black
Draught for it Is the finest laxative
one can use."
Thedford'g Black-Draught has for
many years been found of great value
In the treatment of stomach, liver and
bowel troubles. Easy to take, gentle
and reliable in its action, leaving no
bad after-effects. It has won the praise
of thousands of people who have used
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Miss Madge Moffitt, of Ramseur, vis-
Mr. J. S. Lucas and daughter Miss ited MiSS llayvvorth fil.'at of 'I had gall stones for 14 years and
Ane, of Seagrove, were in Asheboro ne -gejj I suffered severely from gas, colic and
on business Monday. M;.s Katherine L'urns is spending' indigestion. Doctors wanted me to go
i88 ?,Kle Har1' a aidein.1fdy this week at Mt. -ud wth friends. thf hospital, but I took Mayr's
m tiie Millboro section, was stricken .Misses Newby and Novia Wonderful Remedy instead, and am
with paralysis and died on December -(5)rrell of Greensboro, have been vis- n?' ebng fine and better than I ever
27th. Miss Hurley was a sister of iti H , Ferree ,did. I can't talk enough about this
Tovti 11 " i f u'lii 1 Mr- c- c- Lamm. of Lucama, was a u..p.c,
preparation that removes the catarrh
al mucus from tho 'intestinal tract and
at White's Memorial, east of Millboro.' in las! week
hubs nauie miner, 01 t, mston-oa-, M:Q. ua varr ,ill tr,
,lem, was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mars Hn, College Wednesday after alla's e mflamation whicl causes
C. G. Somen, .last week ! spending the holidays with her par- j practically all stomach liver and in-
Mr. G. M. Pugh, of Millboro Route ent Mr and Mrs Ferree testinal ai ments, including appendici
1, was a visitor in the city last Mon-, Mr am, Mrg s A Perkins antl MrJtisv One dose will convince or mony
& t Duii .- , 1 John Mclnniss, of Concord, and Mrs.' led. Sold by Standard Drug Co.,
Mrs. L C. Phillips 1 spending a few w j whjte f SatisburVj sited Mr and druggists everywhere,
days, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' j ,,. n V v,n.l .
I. J. Fuller, at Pullers. ;Ta I Randolph Counly Cotton Report
visited
There were 634 baleo of
coununsr round as halt bales,innnel in
ir t; n;j .1 i
ii U, $ ' j , fuo". Miss Carolyn Kime
.with the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com-1 rt,K.. loJi ,i.
pany, with headquarters at Sumter, Miss Julia Cooke, of Mt. Gilead. and "P.h county from tlw cop of
S. C, spent tha- holidays with his pa- jyj,. j prank perkins of Concord' vh- 1919 Pl'10r to December IP,, 191!), as
2r" n TS1! t0P- , , , i ited their cousin, Miss Carolvn Kime. compared with 647 bales ginned to De
Mr D. MvHohn, who i-ecently sold dur; the hoiiflays. , comber 13, 1918.
hia farm in ror IVfavb-at- tAu-nolim l
has moved to Guilford county. Mr.
No Great Act of Heroism Required j
If some great act of heroism v; s
necessary to protect a child from
croup, no mother would hesitate to;
is
mm-
Hohn'attended the funeral of Dr. C.
A. Hamlin in Asheboro last week.
Mr. F. R. Auman, who is with the
Standard Realty Company, of Bur- prote;t her offspring, but when it
.iusuwu, w, ,u A,,euUro uurmg me ony necessary to keep at hand a bo:
nolldays.. - u nt tmhrt1nin' Cnn&h R.Sviv
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin, of Win-!and give it as soon the nrSt indi-i children will readily take and
. - ' , :. . . , , ' canon 01 croup appears, mere am.
week uraO 1 relatives m Asheboro. jmany ho nCglect it. Chambei lain'.-:
Mr. Duke Robins was in Asheboro Cough Remedy is within the riach oil
"Vs ,UU''"K nnsunas. 'an and is prompt and effectual.
Misses Ixma and Elizabeth Whlt-i
field retunyed to Lumberton last Mon- Miss Jerona Craven Weds Mi. Mil
day aftera week s visit to their sister, iyard Lowdermilk ,of Bennett
mm. n. u nsmraonu. M,. Miiiwi 1 jmiii, l;,.
Li's cA ioo true hat many
children have a dislike for
aninial fats, yet the same
rslish
When l.
Croup Threatens
Quick iclief of baby's croup often
forestalls a serious situation when this
dreaded disease comes in the late
hours of night.
1
Miss Iva McAulay, of Mt. Gilead,
nett, and Miss Jerona Craven, of
. .- 4 m ... , , , & " .'"oo ...... .u.,.
was ill luwi 1 iHNiiiiv ,t ri r 1 w annaafiav n .
7 : " itamseur, were marnea uecemoer zo,
the gnert of Miss Alice Phillips at hane & the bride-8 parents.
,t (. !? M- Hammf.r and children Both are lar Fe le and
of Greensboro, are visitinsr re atives in' .-.. j' ...:u J.
fWI. iiimiiy iiicmiB wii uicra napyns
Mr. L. OL Tadlock, who holds a posi
tion with the Snow Lumber Company,
in High Point, was the truest of rela
tives in Asheboro the first of the
week. Mr,
EMULSION
This choice is instinctive and
is linked up with the fact
that Scott's is assimilated
when other forms of fat are a
disturbing element. Give
your boy and girl plenty of
energizing and warmth
imparting Scoff '1 Emulsion,
It wQJ build fhwn up!
Tke NarwcflaB cadllvcr oil turd
in Seat? Fnlli ii apercflncd
in ajr mm AnMfkan Ibormtoricm.
II parity and quality l nnanrpaaaed.
toottAJoiroaJtooiaftaMJiJ, 9-H
woi. no; siiilt ttic CUTtiES
Mothers should L-tc s )ar of Brurc'c Viponeu
tha Suve convraient. When Croup threatens, thia
deliehtful salve rubbed well into baby's throw,
chest and under the arms, will relieve the choking
brok contestion, and promote restful sleep. Takes
place ot nauseatin; druzs.
used extensively by phy
sicians la cstobatlnf
croup, calcb, fneu.
monia. etc. in 'hiidrfln
as well as rtown-ups
30c 60c :ndf 1.20 at
all drur stores or sent
repaid by
Bj-ame Drug
Company
N.riIkesboro,N.&
I To Our Customers and Friends
J We are now getting oui meats
cheaper than we did a few
months ago and are giving our
0 customers the advantage off
the high cost of living.
o
t Our prices are as follows:
1 Nice beef steak, 28c per lb.
Nice beef roast, 22c and 25.
Nice stew beef, 16c.
I We also have a nice line of
J Buy where your trade is ap-
predated.
t Phone 16
We also have
groceries.
t
Wright Brothers
T , jastiiB'i irn j i I,
The Best Cough Medicine
When a diweist .finds that his cus
! tomers all speak well of a certain pre
Tadlock -was at Omild'a' paration, he forms a good opinion of
hunting' Jodge for nine years after 11 and wnen in need ol such a medicine
leaving this part of the county. ' almost certain to use it himself and
Mr. Garland Martin, of Richmond, in family. That is why so many
Va., Is Tisiting his grandparents, Mr. druggists use and recommend Cham
and Mrs. G. H. Kinnev. He in iwAm. berlain'e Cough Remedy. J. B. Jones,
panied by Earl Hobson, jtlso of Rich- well-known druggist of Cubrun, Ky.,j
mond.r' Bays, "I have used Chamberlain's
Miss Estelle Tucker, ot Durham, is Cough Remedy in any, family for the
the guest of Miss Gertrude Ferree. Pt ev ye. have found it
Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Cornelison to be the best cough medicine I have
spent Saturday and Sunday with their ever Known.
daughter, Mrs. G, H. Cornelison. I
Misses Luna and Mary Cox were Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Anbury Entertain
the guests of Misnes Delia and Lola in Honor of Guests I
Cornelison enristmas. rjr. nn, Mrs. V. E. Asbury gave al
Mr. Earl Cornelison and siRter,1 social hour on Monday afternoon in j Use Gentle Remedy t3 End
NortyOpent tyie week end with their honor of Mrs. Asbury's nieces, Miss Constioation
uncle, Mr. G.H. Cornelison. . I Mildred Curtis and Miss Frances : -
Mr. Enoe Sykes and family spent Grejrjr, of Greensboro. TIiosl- pies-1 frnc "nhvuics" fvA.i (ho
the Week end With relatives on Sea- nt werp- Ruth Haillev I.ueile Cnv-i 'ih-vrendt:
n . n . - . ' i f
K;" ow -wuie. eness, Nellie Fox and her ffuent, Miss
mt. eornice irogdon, or High Uttie Ncwbv, of Greensboro, Vivian
Point, Tisited friends and relatives in Cranford, Golda Haywortli, Alberta
aR:wviv a isu.y aim onmiii.y. InfrrBm, Elizabeth Skcen and Virginia
IMr. and Mrs. L. D. Birkhcad and I?,lincr FmiU nl rnmlipa- were
of Greensboro, were visitors to lr.,ri
rtaativee in Asheboro durinir the
Hstmai holidays. Tlv also visit-1 t it,. ii....ii.
. W . . . " ''J J. F.v
eanir. A. I. Wi s lamilv on Star. u'o,,M r.,, nnt n r kt ,u,-
DONT ra
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1 Remedies
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FORMULA
CAMPHOR Oil WINTEROREEN
Oil lUCAirPlUi MENTHOL
l ANUM llM'FU; OIL rut PC.4I ,41
To the Motorists of
Randolph County
We invite you to make our place your head
quarters when in High Point.
If your car needs attention we have skilled
mechanics.
A full stock of accessories.
Parts for Buick, Liberty and Dodge Brothers
Motor Cars.
Cord and fabric casings. Red and grey tubes,
all sizes at lowest prices for high class goods.
Write, Phone or Call, That's All.
HIGH POINT MOTOR COMPANY
4.
Q THE PITH OF THE PROBLEM
Most men from time to time need more money
than they have cash. A man who opens a Bank
Account here and becomes acquainted with us
and with whom and whose habits we become ac-
quainted when he is confronted with a Prob-
T lem of this character is most cordially invited to
t call . upon us. We have accommodated many
worthy customers in the past. We hope we may
be called upon by the same class of customers
many times in the future. " . ,
Oar resources are over $400,000.00.
The solution of the financial problems of a
good customer we consider an essential part of
our service. Bank of Ramseur, Ramseur, N. C.
n slli A 1 r
Home building & Material lompauy
ASHEBORO, N. C.
tnmdrh f t-Aiihlana n m nvar i tin t
vniinuro viniieu ai mr. can eat any kind or food, that you
Cornelison k Monday. crave? Consider then the fact that
ana Mrs. W. L. Cornell win vis- Chamberlain'a Tablets have rutwl nth-
Mr. G. H. Cornelison's Toes- ertv why not you. There are mnnv
who have ben restored to health by
G
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Hed
day. -
o M'lin' Mr, D- A Cornelison, of takinf ese tablets and ean now cat
ocRTwr, ymM Mr. tjorneiison s any kind of food that they crave.
brotherlMr. G. H. Cornelison, Sun-1
df; A t Don't You Foritet It
Mr. Jnciier Brvwn, who holds a' Bear In mindi that Chambprlain'R
position Mth Mr. J. M. Buffalo, In Tablets not only tnovAh bowels but
RaleiKh, U apdlnj a few days with Improve the apnetit and strourthen
his father.Mr.saao Brown, on Ashtv the digestion. They contain no pr
boro KoUNo.J. tin or other digestive fermmU lnit
Miss Eune Fenny, who has for strengthen the stomach and enable It
several yrari. Dfi home demon str-. to perform its functions naturally.
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tin aownt hi rtaU.I.- - I
marriod lant eekV) Mr. O. F. Mc
Cmry. of WMilntn, s. C Mr.
Mccrarv is xne a siyt farm demon-' Fvervho.lv l (nvitorf fri
trstor for the fide ter conntlM. ihnm arhnol PH.Io n,-ht ,
Ml K" HnmmeiV)M, has been tar Oth. 1920. Strlnir band it nntn.1
,t RmdRvme h Hlllnery bus!- musicians, handsome boxes with, Jots
nr.. ' J VN.wnf1 :w rood eats. , . t ;
Mis.- WhWf4 Owwjd I Franks Come, brlns; Vjrlrl and bay tr a
fir- QtZ r, ' AH. yoWi old, one and nil,
itlnr Ihelr st-m. f Asburtw eome, yt wiU hive a food titn. tro-
mr- n. j. s-i-.... ""inusTlter. rooila trill ra tn vtilarira th u-ho
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- Wi vrr, oi i.arvrwre, "A return- library,
d in th"'r home after irlsift, fptf
tivct In AVboro.
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DORA B. TtkYlS,
EDITH JULUN, Teachers.
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dige'stivo ids.
for ir'loz pTo..! ' . lese
hti .ttr.fl relief irora
tlic -b:.T -ss cf cel.1 clysj :j!a.
- -Mia, et rear; v
Costs more; 17 aith more!
' your Drifrist I.asn'l il nsfi
him h !iy
. Ohiidion Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
C ASTORIA
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M VMIFACTt'I!! n
V. IL KING WAV,
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Wc want to buy your pine and poplar lumber at J
our plants at a
ASHEBORO BENNETT
HEMP SEAGROVE
and i
' DENTON
If you want building material or shir.jjes v c ran 4
supply you from our plants at AIic!x;o.
0 .
II you are an undertaUer it will pay ,rj t ) set'
our nice line of Caskets.
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You Are Young
1 mr iirot!rrt for miccpkh arc good. A multitude of Ilookkcrpcr" Kt..n,,Ki V
rrs anl Typist are wanted by b.Ttik. millH, liiilinndu, un.l othrr l;ii p rc.ri'a
tinnii nt attractive BiilnrirB.
Prepare f Jr tbp unbrwedrnted pronprrity th.-it "recon.-tnu lion" u ill lrio
Allrnd nn ncer'd'tcd kcJiooI and po "over the top1' in thp biifincv wm'd Fverjv
body rndonrs
' It A I EIGIf. N. C
ivING'S Br.SINKSS COLLKGE
CUAHLOTTE, N.C
Ohildron Ory
V.V'OfCR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
, Mis BeMie-Oiflnirn, . daujtMer. of , - Ed Lhit of ljorke county, Is dead
l'.7-?' G,ltburn- arriei n wife Is Injured and thxlr home
tly to Mr. Biwcom Whitaker, at the i wircked all on account of liniier.
home of the bride s parenU, In Ker- Ed Uil went home, beat his wife 4il
nersvllle.pemlsthe sonof I'rof.'a pie of stovewood and then s)h4
,and Mi, E. WWtaker,ef Oak RWga. kimseltV X ? - $ -t- -?