THE ASHEBOIIO COUIUEB, ARTTTT.OHO, H. G
THTDAT, JUX2 SO, ISZL
PtreTVo
SALADS FOE THOSE
WHO UEE CBTKSE
CLAIMS HE CAN PROVE
AKIMALS BATK SUtUS
fta make a delkioua a-
eSOea U a salad. Tm following w
,iTn for mImU is which cbMM play
M Important put art recommended
W f aneeialists iii . the United
States Department of Agriculture.
Ckees Jelly Salad
- op'rrated cheese.
1 tablespoon gelatin.
1 rap whipped cream.
- Kmlt and Mnner to taste.
Mi th cheeae with the whined
cream, season to taste with salt and
peper, and add to the ge'.etin dissolved
in a scant cup of water. This may be
maided in either lare or small molds.
When the jelly begins to harden, cover
with grated cheese. The jelly should
be served on a lettuce leaf, preferable
with a cream or French dressing to
which a little grated cheese has been
added.
Cheese and Pimiento Salad
Stuff canned pimientos with cream
cheese, cut into slices, and serve one or
two slices to each person on lettuce
leaves with French dressing.
Cheese and Tomato Salad
Stuff cold tomatoes with cream
cheese and serve on lettuce leaves
with French dressing.
Cheese Salad and Preserves
Epicures have devised a dish which
Franca
riwiiu Flammarion.
scientist aad gpiritualiat, is
reread his newt startling experience
ia the spiritual omain that an likely
to revolutionise spiritual and phychk
thought it is claimed.
It waa indicated today that kit re
cent experiences and visitations are of yc-
such e tremendous nature wai ne
hesitates to reveal the secret except by
gradual steps, in order to prepare the
world.
RE0LUT10XS
Resolution adopted IrV
Council No, loo Jr, 0. U.
Caraway
AJL of
Trinity Route No. L
Whereas: God ia his wise provi
dence has takes from our midst broter
W. C Creker, our highly esteemed
member of the couaciL Having de
parted this ufe Jon IS, 1921 age ez
Flammarion is positive that he has
proven the existence of souls in ani
mals; for he was able recently, for we
first time in the history of phychic re
search, to communicate with the spirit
of a dead dog.
LADY DRUGGIST'S
ADVICE TAKEN
"My sister-in-law is a druggist.
She told me of several bad stomach
and liver cases which were benefitted
by taking Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
and advised me to try it. I had nu
merous bad attacks due to bloating
and had almost constant pain in my
stomach before getting your remedy.
I am feeling fine now." It is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes the
from the intestinal
catarrhal mucus from the
consists of lettuce and French dressing tract and allays the inflamation wnich
served with cream cheese and thick causes practically an siomacn, nver
preparations of currants or other 'and intestinal ailments, including ap
fmita nreserved in honev or suear. ! pendicitis. One dose will convince or
Owing to the fact that the seeds have money refunded
been extracted by a laborous process,
these fruit preparations are fairly ex
pensive. The soft cheese often found
in market is also relatively expensive
Therefore be it resolved:
1. That while we meekly and earn
estly bow in submission to his will, yvt
we deeply mourn the loss - of ear
freind, neighbor and associate in this
council. We feel that this council has
lost one of its most worthy and trusted
members. ,
2. That his pure chri stain life and
loyalty and devotion to God, His king
dom home and friends he has given us
a worthy example, of an ideal man and
while we will miss him from our
council, we pray that the blessedness
of his pure life be upon us alL
3. That we the memners ol tMs
council extend to the bereaved wife
and children our deepest sympatny m
this hour of their sorrow and pray
God's richest blessings upon them ak.
4. That a copy of this resolution
be approved upon the minutes of this
council. A copy be given to the
family of the deceased, and a copy dc
sent to The Asheboro Courier for puD
lication. CHARLES W. REDDING.
W. L. LEDWELL, Committee.
E. L. Whiter R. S. "
Olive and Pimiento Cheese
Roy Crouse of Lexington Drowned
Roy, Crouse, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Crouse, of Lexington, met
death from drowning in Asbury Lake
near Morganton last week. The young
Mash any of the soft cream cheeses
nHH rhonned olives and Dimientos
mere is a suggestion .u un uioi., - .. ' ' ,v, 7Qc rmt nnitfl r.wntv. was
ever, for others which are much less in equal parts. i muiuie iiuu fl omTp
costlv Ordinary cottaee cheese serv-; much salt to make it palatable, the a delegate from the Epworth League
3T5ih EKeSeFiKT salad amount depending chiefly on the of the M. E. church Lexington tothe
and a small amount of rich homemade quantity of pimientos used. The mix- state convention 'WJ
preserves, is a combination with much ture may be spread between thin slices' Although young, boy had already
She same character, and very appe- of bread or it may be made into a roll dedicated his Ufe to the ministry and
tizinsr or molded, cut into slices, and served was a prominent church worker bia-
Deviled Eggs with Chhese on lettuce leaves with French dressing, ding fair to be a most useful man in
In making deviled eggs, either tb be Cheese balls are often served with bis church. The , whote town mourns
eaten alone or upon lettuce leaves in salad. They are made of soft cream the loss of this splendid young man.
the form of salad, a little grated cheese, and are fresuently combined """T TTT"
cheese may be mixed with the yolks in with choped chives, olives, sweet pep- The body of Rufus Cotton, son ot
tn. Cariked ectr volk.'Mack Cotton, who died from shell
rh Pvtract. etc.. are sometimes shock in France, was recently returned
Plain Cheese Salad mixed in for the sake of color. If the and buried at his old home near Bynum
Cut cheese inrn thin nieres scatter balls are rolled in chonned chives Or a few days ago. He was the only
them over lettuce leaves, and serve narslev. both flavor and color are sun-colored man from Chatham county
with Vrnch dressing. plied. Ikilled in the World War,
STOP, LOOK AD LOOSEN !
ARE WE FOLLOWING THE DOWNWARD TREND OF THE MARKET?
YES AND THEN SOME! WE ARE LEADING IT DOWN. STUDY THE
ITEMS AND FIGURES CAREFULLY AND YOU WILL FIND THAT YOUR
DOLLAR WILL BUY AS MUCH NOW AS THREE DOLLARS DTD A YEAR
AGO.
X
This is What $33.50 Bought Last Year:
100 pounds sugar $30.00
48 pound sack flour $3.50
J
$33.50
This is What $33.50 Buys Now at
Carter's :
100 pounds sugar now $ 7.75
48 pounds flour now 2.20
6 cans corn now .80
4 cans milk now 50
3 cans nork and beans now 30
3 cans tomatoes now . . .45
4 cans salmon now 50
3 cans roast beef now 1.00
10 pound can syrup now 75
6 pounds coffee now 1.00
3 packages Puffed Wheat now . . .45
4 nackazes Corn Flakes now 50
Ji 3 packages oat meal now 30
8 pounds Jard now
10 pounds fat back now .... 1.60
1-2 bushel meal now 60
1 pair men's shoes now 4.00
1 pair women's shoes now 3.50
1 pair Misses' shoes now 2.75
1 pair children's shoes now 1.50
1 work shirt now .85
1 suit underwear now 1.00
V
$33.50
THE ABOVE REPRESENTS A REDUCTION OF 67 PER CT. IN THE COST
OF LIVING NOW.
YOUR DOLLAR IS YORTH TWO DOLLARS HERE
Oxfords and pumps in all leathers
and shapes for the whole family one
half price.
Coats, suits, dresses and skirts in
serges, taffetas and crepe onehalf price.
All millinery, including Milans and
summer hats, one-half price.
Palm Beach and Cool Cloth' suits for
men and young men, one-third priced
Dress shirts, hosiery, etc, one-third
price. . . ' '.
Columbia Grafonolas ?
Cabinet types .... $125.00 to $275.00
niflrount 4U.UU 1W.W
$175.00
o
No clgaretto has
the same delicious
flavor as Lucky
Strike. Because.
Lucky Strike Is the
toasted cigarette.
$85.00
Thirty records free. (
flncrbilfl
Men's and young men's haTs, $6.00 u
to $8.50, your choice ior o.w
9Jw colored voiles, rjer vard ....,... 9c
Columbia Sheetings; for, per yard.. 8c
VntW Cwircre Sea Island Sheetinj?.5
... o ' w - A ,
. vnrd for : ..;.10c
Sugar, pound . . . . .. ........... 8c
EVERYTHING TO EAT AND WEAR AT LOWEST PRICES : - .,
?.'Grti2jr''MerCc
Ship and sail under
the Stars and Stripes to
all parts of the world
THERE was a long period when
it was not true, but today it
1$ proudly true once more
trade and passenger routes are
so established that you can ship
your goods, or you can sail, to
any part of the world under the '
Stars and Stripes.
The program of routes is being
carried out with an eye to the
future as well as present needs
of American exporters and Im
porters and all American pros
perity. See that the ships you
use are owned and operated by
American citizens ot by the U.S.
Shipping Board.
Operators of Passenger
Services
Admiral Line. 17 Stmt. Street. New
York, N. Y.
Mateon Navigation Company, 16
So. Gay Street, Baltimore, Mi
Munaon Steam Ship Line. 82 Beaver
Street. New York, N. V.
New York and Porto RlcotS. S. Cat.
11 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
PactAe Mall S. S. Co., 45 Broadway,
New York, N. Y.
U. S. Mall S. S. Co., 45 Broadway.
New York, N. Y.
Ward Una. (New York and Cuba Mall
S. S. Co.) Foot of Wall Street.
New York. N. Y.
Free use of
Shipping Board films
Um of Shipping Board motion picture
films, four reel, free on requeK of any
mayor, pastor, poumaeter, or organ.
tation. A great educational picture
of .hips and the aea. Write for inform,
ation to H. Laue, Director Information
Bureau . Room 911, 1J19 "F" Street.
N. W Washington. D. C
SHIPS FOR SALE
(T. AntrUm citltnt nlf)
8tMl itnnm, both ell aa4 aoel
beraen. Alto wood tteaeMn. wood
hall, aad ocean-going tags. Farther
laiorautioa obtaia.d by reqeett.
For sailings of passenger
and freight ships to all
parts of the world and all
other information, write
any of the above lines or
US" SHIPPING BQ4RD
Cnlnao of silver dollars has been
raiinuvi hv the United States miritl
after a lapse of seven years tha work
of replacing the two hundred ana
seventy nine million standard silver
itnitara taVn from the treasury dur
ing the war to sen to ureai onmn
has begun.
NOTICE
Having- qualified as administrator I
f v,a a.taiA of G. M. Redding, deceaa-
a K.fnra p. M. Writrht. Gerk Super-1
!lor Court, this is to notify all persons!
'tiavlna flalma airainst said deoeased to
tiMaant thmn to the undersigned duly I
werifiad, on or before the 1st day of 1
July 1922, r this notice win oe
1..,(i In Kar- nt thair rMOVIrV. All I
persons Indebted to said estate are ex
pected to make immediate paymerrs.
This the ZZnd clay or June ivu.
CHARLES ALLKED,
Administrator.
CHARLES H. REDDING.
Attorney.
A
NOTICE
Itavinir mialined as cxecutrljl on tie
ataU of Benonl Ikhard. before F.
M. Wright, Clerk Superior Conn
Uiwtotnh County. N. C. This - Is to
notify alt barUea1 t hsvinir claims
asainst said tnUte U nrtaent them .to
Uie nnrtersitciiayi auiy wtom, on wr
before the lt day of July 19ZZ. or tnn
notice wUi be pleaded In bar of there
recovery. All persons -Indebted to
s id enUte are expected to make rm-
m'1)ste psrm.nt. ,
Thla the 2?rd (Uv of -Tgn 1"2:..
; , ur3. ida v. rnicjuRD,1
Careful Now!
. Don't let this opportunity pass, but order
your shingles now while they are cheap. Re ;
member we will deliver on good roads in lots
of ten thousand the extra dear cedar at $6
per thousand or $5 per square. Don't be too
slOW. x
WORTHVILLE STORE COMPANY
Worthville, N. G W. C. Covington, Mgr.
TEN GALLONS OF JACKSON SPRINGS
MINERAL WATER -is
worth
A TON OF PATENT MEDICINES
Ten days to two weeks at Jackson Springs
is worth a whole year's quack treatment
Jackson Springs Hotel, E. T. AumaiyMgr.
Jackson Springs Annex, Mrs. Geo. P. Wor
tham, Mgr.
Geo. R. Ross, Prop, Jackson Springs, N. C.
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
quaintedwhen he is confronted with a Prob
lem of this character is most cordially invited to
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 fucure.
Our 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 Ramseiir, Ilainseiir, N. C.
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We also furnish the Power, if desired.
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