THURSDAY, JULY H,
THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBOUO, N. C.
Page Eight
IEW DIRECTORS FOR
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD
If, Everything foi QUALITy
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-nothing for show
THAT'S OUR IDEA in making
CAMELS the Quality Cigarette.
Why, just tu Camels and look at the package!
X.'s the b :t -y-ckirz science has devised to keep
cigarettes i"re:h and lull f-avored for your taste.
Heavy paper outside secure foil wrapping inside
and the revenue stamp over the end to seal the pack
age and keep it air-tight.
And ::ote this! There's nothing flashy ahout the
Camel package. No extra wrappings that do not
improve the smoke. Not a cent of needless expense
that must come out of the quality of the tobacco.
Camels wonderful and exclusive Quality wins on
merit alone.
Becatwc, men smoke Camels who want the
taste and fragrance of the finest tobaccos, expertly
blended. Men smoke Camels for Camels smooth,
refreshing mildness and their freedom from ciga
retty aftettaste.
Camels are made for men who think for themselves.
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R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO COMPANY, Winston-Salem, N. C,
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AND the number is increasing every
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pies no mystery about them, the accu
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results, always. A separata burner for
each cooking utensil makes possible a
great saving of fuel and a cool comfort
able kitchen, even on warm days
Do away with coal and wood carrying
and the litter, ashes and dust that go
with them. New Perfection kitchens
are dean and invariably tidy. The white-
tipped flame of this modern cook stove
provides intense, controllable heat with
out sooting your pans.
The New Perfection is strongly built and
can be kept attractive with a dustcloth,
no blacking necessary. Most buyers se
lect the four-burner size with warming
cabinet and a New Perfecdoa Oven.
However, five, three, two and one-burner
sizes arc obtainable by those who prefer
ttijmT
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Wade H. Harris, editor of The Char
lotte Observer, is president of the
North Carolina railroad and Archibald
Johnson, of Thociasville, editor of
Chairty and Children, is secretary and
treasurer, while C. D. Bradham, of
New Bern, is president of the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad and W.
Stamps Howard, of Tarboro, is secre
tary and treasurer.
Governor Cameron Morrison with
one exception, he has wiped the old di
rectorate slates clean. The exception
was in the case of W. H. McElwee, or
Raleigh, who continues as director ol
the Atlantic and North Carolina Kail-
road.
The new appointments for the North
Carolina Railroad follows:
Wade H. Karris, Charlotte Presi
dent ,
Archibald Johnson, Thomasvihe,
Secretary-Treasurer.
Charles F. Dalton, Charlotte, State
Expert.
Ben J. Smith, Charlotte, State
Proxy.
Richard N. Hackett, North Wilkes-
boro, Attorney.
Directors: John F. Bowles, btates
ville; W. T. Brown, Winstcn- Salem;
Wade Harris, Charlotte; Robert Las
siter, Charlotte; R. V. H. Stone..
Greensboro; William Weill, Charlotte;
Gilbert C. White, Durham.
The appointments fcr the Atlantic
and North Carolina Raihoac are:
C. D. Bradham, New Bern, Presi
dent. W. Stamps Howard, Tarboro, secretary-treasurer.
W. F. Evans, Raleigrh, attorney.
W. C. Petty, Charlotte, State proxy.
Chas. V. Webb, Morehead City, auditor.
T. Boddie Wafd, Wilson, state ex
pert. Directors: H. D. Bateman, Wilson:
C. D. Bradham. New Bern; T. Austin
"Finch. Thomasville: M. L. Jones,
pGoldaboro; Courtney Mitchell, Kins
ton: W. E. McElwee, Raleigh: David
T. McKinnie, Louisburg; Dr. Jfosepn
F. Patterson, New Bern.
The old officers of the North Caro
lina Railroad were: Word H. Wood,
Charlotte, president; R. Bruce White,
Wake Forest, secretary-treasurer: r,
M. Pearsall, . New . Bern, attorney;
Robert Houston, Reidsville, state
proxy; and J. G. Steed, ,Mt. Gilead,
expert.
The old officers of the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad were:
Charles S. Wallace, Morehead City,
president; G. T. Ormond, Kinston, at
torney; T. W. Slocurr.b, Goldsboro,
secretary and treasurer; A. E. Koun
tree, Kinston, expert; T. C. Etheridge,
New Bern, state proxy.
W HO STRUCK BILLY PATTERSON
(Rhamkatte Roaster.-
Who struck Billy Patterson?
Who killed Cock Robin 7
What became of the Cyclops?
Who wrote the Linney letter?
Tnese questions seem to be in the
same category, and they are submit
ted here to ah readers. A liberal re
ward will be paid for the first correct
answer to any of the conundrums.
"I ain't much stuck," said the Old
Coclper this morning, "about the now
you - see-it-and - now-you-don't alibis
j which the Radikils air a puttin' up rer
.the Linney 'strict white poverment
letter. I recommember las November
that the Raypublicans were a puttin'
grate store by the Linney "strict white
government' letter. Why, one ov these
j tellers that air hangin' erround Radi-
'kil hed-uarters cum by my house in
.October, and up and sed, sed he: 'You
' Dimmykrats kaint never no moro fling
' it up to us Haypublicims that we air
I a Black and Tan party.
"I axed him when the party had tuck
a bath in biling water lull of concen
trated lye.
"He sed that Linney s solemn guar
anty of strict white government wui
ensure all the wimmin vote ter Kay
publicans bekase some Demmylcrats
refused ter follow Wooclrow Wilocns
lead for woman suffrage.
"It now appears," said the Old
Codger, "that they air a tryin' ter git
up a alibi for Linney. I see in the pa
pers that a feller named Gnssom sex
that Linney were at home sick wnen
sum feller writ the letter and stnea
Linney's name ter it
"Who were the feller who forged
Linney' name? Grissom air quoted
as sayin' that it was writ by the pub
licity bureau ov the Raybubllcan ber
quarters.' Well, who is he, I'd like to
know? I've never heered of Mr. Bu
reau of Publicity. Ef he kaint be
found, then Grissom seems ter think ft
air between E. A. Holton er Ikey
Meeting. I iee Ikey has done rot his
job. Ef he writ it, will they take his
lob away from Jiim 7"
We could not answer, and the Old
Codger continued: "Well, I em go
in' ter wait ter hers Linney himself. 1
kaint believe he wud a waited all this
time ter try ter prove a alibi. Ef he
didat write that letter I bleve he'd a
cum out an' roasted the feller wn
dared ter sign his name ter H rite
awsy, Jest as soon as he heered ov It
What will Linney do T He will sav:
"Yes. siree, I writ the lettter and
stand by it,' or he will ear. 'Ill croee-
cute us zeuer wno dared ter print
artikle a sirnin' my name ter It
inere s no outer errand to tui
wart ontel yer here from Mime
afore matin' up your mind.' News
unserver.
Educate Iror Business
TV Beafaest Tntetef arters S short, eeaf end teeipcoth rests t
sdcml mi etenegrepbie aee Marat vUl eene King t I
i Itaeim tiro Lisa arm. Sedrau MJud ires t fthtiatSofia, Rate i
freedeal
ami Wars verr reeeoaeble,
taroll an time.
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Write today tor oeulo.
North Carolina Psys Big Sam te U. B.
In tern al revenue collections increas-
ed one thousand per cent, between
1914 and lttl. aeeordini to the sum
mary of collections made public by J.
W. Bailey, collector ef Internal lUre-
noe for North Carolina. The total re
the state these eight years is $53&
74,420.81, avsTBrinf for each rear
moro than the entire I W) ,000 ,000 bond
(ue total for rood roads la North
Carolina and nearly twice SS much aa
the entire rrwiue for th United
fUtaa In Jfl4.
Ji r-.'- l r -' f m the Norfh Cariv
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Man 124 Tears OM
' Walnut Cove, in Forsyth county. Is
said to have the eldest eiUtea in tn
seetioa of the country. The man is
Ludlow Joyce, and lives just outside
oi walnut uove.
"Undo" Ludlow claims thai he b,
1H years old, ftnd says be hopes to
finish another eentury, and he "likes
to Uve hers.' Be can see how to
thread a needle, walks to town, and is
exceedingly ertive. He was recentir
bpti4 end bme a member of tfc
nii 1 rimitive I aptist rbtirrh St trc
('i,v, v py r r.e r ' 1 for a
Sold only
by dealers
give tire mileage
at the lowest cost
in history
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NON-SKID RED-TOP CORD
S15.00 22.00 $27.50
Reduction on all styles and sizes
A New Low Price on a
Known and Honest Product
Auction Sale
Thursday, August 4th
I will offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash
at my residence one mile south of Franklinville,
the following property, to wit:
One pair Mules, seven years old, weight, 1,300 lbs7
each; Two Head of Cattle, One Mowing Machine,
One Hay Rake, One Riding Cultivator, One Disc
Harrow, One Wheat Drill, One 2-Horse Wagon,
One Set Double Harness, One Top Buggy, One Set
Buggy Harness, Two Oliver Plows, 19 and 20, One
South Bend No. 6 1-2, One Lynchburg No. 6, One
Walking Cultivator, and other tools too numerous
to mention; also Beds and Bedding, and a lot of
Household and Kitchen Furniture too tedious to
mention.
REMEMBER THE DATE, THURSDAY AUG. 4.
J. W. ELLISON
ASHEBORO ROUTE NO. 1
HOW ABOUT YOUR SURPLUS MONEY?
Is it bringing you an income as it should?
We pay six per cent, semi-annually.
Your money placed with us will bring the lar
gest income.
Let's talk it over, and then do what you want
to that's all we ask.
Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Company
Office over Asheboro Bank and Trust Company.
C. G. Somere, Manager.
. W. C. King, G. E. Hoover, D. F. Ridge, Agents.
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THE PITH OF THE PROBLEM
Most men from time to time need more monei
than they have cash. A man who opens a Bi
Account here fiJirl Iranmea nvmnfnfrl with
and with whom and whose habits we become.,
quainted when he is confronted with a P
n11 tinAn ie ' TXT a Vn. v,.AlArJ
w ua' HIB uIO OVUUiUiUUSW
worthy customers in the past We hope
, be called upon by the same class of
many umcs we iuxure. ' :
Oar rc-curccs are over $iCD,C:3.C0of
The solution of th& financial pr ''rtof
Hood c: -'' t iz r"-nT rn r- ft q
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