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Thursday, April E, ,iEUOIlO,N.G 1 .V- J , it , . 4 : TlGHTtTEE ; Thia is the eeasoa of the year when an enrht to wit ob campaign - and wag war against the flies. It to caid if v awat every fly at Cue eea . man that we wont be bothered with -them fat the summer. - 0 I 1 lr,"T,TI JiJ 1- nrArT , v,ta la the : to make an impression en the nura lr nf fliea in the lummer we want -. ' to know something- about their life and t.. . iablta. - : , v ' V . v The amala fit laya anywheie frwn S 120 to 1,000 eggsaevery 10 .days dur ' ' ' ins the breeding season and as it v " takes onl a very short time, 10 to 14 . -days, to produce a full grown fly, s. from the egg, it is easily seen howi '"1; ' many one fly can produce in the long ,.v 'breeding season that we have. v .y, M nas Been esamatea uiai one lo - V -male fly and her offspring can produce ;10 pounds cf flies in a month and a -Mii w.noi weamer. (, , about 8,00 flies to make an ounce V" ',16 ounces to a pound would be 48,000 ,', fliea to the pound and this multiplied , v"by 810. gives you the number. . ' The he history is first the egg, tnen in a few hours the egg hatches into 'a -Srrown HI IOUr or live Oays, wnen it u- omes a pupa ana is icasea m a-narui brown Covering. Hereit remains five . Wda?8 before it develops into a .full grown fly ready for work. NOTICE! Having qualified as administratrix .1 4.U. Arfnta nf TnVin fifevpnsnn. fleceas ed. before D. M. Weathetly, Cletk cf the Superior Court of Randolph coun- ty. , AH persons having claims against said estate are notified to present them to the undersigned, duty verified hofnra the SO th of March. 1924 r this notice will be pleaded in bar f their recovery; and all persons ow ing said estate will comeforw.ird ana inake immediate settlement. ' This 30th day of March, 1923. ' MRS, MAY STEVENSON, 1 t Administratrix. Btaley, N. C. Route 2 . 44t 4 5 23 . ' -tohnd Island Towns Go Democratic, Forecasting 1924. . t-,wiV ranHirffltPs decisively de- tf eated Jheir Kepubliran opponent m the recent municipal eiecuvuo -M and Warren, important towns ol Jlhode Island. No Republican was elected to any office for which there -was a contest. There was lively m- terest among Jthe voters and vigorous Campaign on the part of the candida Mm than 77 Der cent, o fthe nt mna ebat in Bristol. . The offices which go to Demtrrats in "Bristol are five iouncilmen,.three mem fcers of the sehool committee, seWer , emmissioner, town clerk, moderator trAftmirer. In Warren three of the i,nrilTn and the taxi assessor fh eWtion are Democrats. "There were no contests for the other municipal offices. "We feel sae in saying that this Is forecast of what we expect in this of thee Rhode Island Demo cratic State Central Committee, com- anenting on the lesuit oi uieso iuum pal ele tions. DR. J. G. CRUTCHF1ELD Dentist Bank of Randolph Building jytone 28 Asheboro, N. C DR. F.C CRAVEN v.. Ear. Nose and Throat Kamseur: . Wednesday and i.i.k.w.-. TuAariAv. Thursday and Saturday Hours: V:00 b m. to 4:00 p. m. PtiOnea: -AAheboroo. Ne, 22 Rmseur No. 69. PR, E M. TAYU)B Dentist , Randlcrpan, N.C DR, a L. PUESNELL DEirnsf OflMM Omt First National Bank JUatnm ft! Uv V Oflo U lw foMfaa; AaWatm M THE CAUSE OFU ,1' - V Chiropractor ; " tlrrt National Bank Budding ' '' . Ashsboro. N. C " Of nee hourk, 9toa..andltol 1'i.onri: Office; (0; residence, 241 'nr. Y " t ' rill I T r.1 I. notice: : ' : ty ?t Baring qualified as adiaiBJatvaar oa the eetate-of Wb. Thomas Feo shee, deceased before D. M. We-tbr- ly, clerk of Superior coait ef JLtstatpa county. . . - - All persona, havlrg eialstf again?' oa or before the Lit day of Jatuary.l 1924, or thia notice will W pleaded & owing said estate .will come forward and make immediate settlement. This the 9th day of January, 1923. C G. FOUSHEE, Agent WM. THOMAS FOU&HEE. 6t3 22 23 CLEAN-UP WEEK notice:. tTavfniv mioliflAfl aBVU1lt1 An thai t - .. ftf n-n, Welch, deceased, befrce (D. m. Weatherly, Clerk of Superior o Eandoph county. pgrgong having claims against said estate are notified to present em to the undersigned, duly verified, on or before the 1st day of April 1924, 0r this notice wil be pueaded in bar of their recovery; and all persons owing said estate -will come forward and, ijus om uay 01 juaiva, utp. . jucj o. mvxiAnuovjin, executor. NOTICE North Carolina, Randolph County. In the Superior Court. Mammie V. Isley vs. C. C. Isley , , The defendant above named will take .notice. That an action entitled as above has been commenced in the Superior Court of Randolph countv for the nurnose ol r ' . - " . .. Draining an aDsoiutewvorce ana inei tifa Thof ha la reS armnnl hofnvA rna TOerk ef The Superior Court for Ran-1 uuipii wuiity -pit whs. auw uo y ux AfJUf 1923 and answer or -demur to the corn- plaint in said action, or the. plaintiff will apply to the court for the. relief demanded m said complaint This the 26th day of March, 1923. DEP. W. A. LOVETT, Clerk of the Superior Court. 4tS29 23 -' -: ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having Qualified aa administrator cfthe estate of Martha Ponst ldeceaa edi before D..M. Weatherly, Clerk of the- Sperior . Court of Randolph County this is to notify all PBfsou hcidinjr elaima agaiaat said saaa estat to smart taeca w ta dersigned duly verified on,c-r oefore me 1st aay oi April iyzt or tnis no face will be pleaded m bar of their r- obvery. All persons indebted to said payment. This February 26th, 1923. C. I. LANE Administrator. J. I. Lane, 710 South Ashe Street, Greensboro. - L 7 For AU Crops I unnli Vb NltrtuMP that all nlant-Ura requires in Ha beat form, at loweat floaL knmediatelv arailable, thua can be applied juat wbea moat needed. Repay, ita ooet many timei on corn, cotton, tobacco, peanuta and aaneral crops. Apply early to insure uuk, vizoroua rowta and graaten yieu. dertorousD , HINE-WILSON CO, Winston-Salem, N. C." or writ dimrt to W. B. Oraoa ft Co., Bex Ml, Horfolk, Va. NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD PASSF.NflER STHF.niTIJCS ti Effective January 28,' 1923 Asheboro, N. C Daily Except Sunday Leave 8:45 a. m. Aberdeen, Ellerbee and Intermediate points connects at Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and in termediate points. Leave, 8:80 p. m. Aberdeen ana in- termediate points. Arrive 1:00 p. m. Arrive 8:25 p. m. Abeendeen and in' termediate ralnta. , For tickets, pullman reservations and mxormauon aaareas er apply to I D. BURKHEAD( Agent, Asheboro, N. C Having Qualified as exeeuter ea the eeased, before X). K. Weatherly, Clerk or tne superior vourt or, LHaadipb County. ' -, Y .All persons laving d&tma airilnst aid eeUte are notified to present IbernJ to too wulendgMd, duly vsrixled Jon er before fcnd dsy.of Ifarch. lti or this notice will be pleaded tm bar ef their'recotery: and all persene awing said estate will come forward ; and make Immedlato settlement " .. - Taia 12th day of February: 1923. r v VllMARY CAUDLE, 4 . - . v.iVt i - toetrtrlav 4',' . ' ; ; NoncEi . . , Havlnff ouallfled aa administrate oh the estate ef Mm. Etta Liles, deceased, before D. M. Weatherly. Clerk ef the Siiperior Court of Randolph . County. This la to advise all-, persons having cisimt against Said exUte to present them to the nndemtgned, duly v rifled, en or before the 2nd day of March, 19Z4. or this notloe will be pleaded tn bar of their recovery; and all pernon owing said estate will coma forward and make immediate aeUfement - , i , Thia the 21rt dsv of February, 1121 , ' U. I 141.1-3, Afimminrvr. FrenkEnvUle. N. C Writ th ! ,n ' : r.IMor, AirrlnjUurftl Tf "h, fr,f ypi.r fpT A T 1 ( f r I II 111 i 11 I . W - Wan, far Prom Neighbors, Had a V ri of Th.no. UOosupy - Hlj Attcntleit. , Bested ca the grata In front of log cab la waa a man cleaning a double, barreled shot run. A stranger ap proached and asked how far It waa to the next farm. ''About two miles," was the re ply. "As far as that! Too mast-find It very lonely here." "Can't say I do," replied the man with the gno. "Perhaps yon are not one of the lonely kind?' 8Ug- jested the stranger. , t ..No rm net But rod see. I mort- Caged this place, and as I couldn't pay, they foreclosed on me." "1 see." "That was two years ago," continued the man, 'and the sheriff has been trying to get possession ever since. He comes twice a week, and we' have a vshot at each other. And at least twice a week some fool comes along and wants to know If I ain't lonely. When you add claim-iumDers. rattle- snakes and skunka this life Is about the most exciting thing I've struck, rri, a -i. iHCiC LVlliCS tllC DCIUl uun, iUUU bettOT get down behiBd. that log and NAMED FOR GOVERNOR GERRY ; Word That JHaa Long Been Common Inhe Lanouage Originated In PolltlcaJ TrlcJv . T ?? uncouth, game for a pe- Utical Jrtci U tojjj ifif 'dictionary of 'SSiaL a. ? Vvaa u the English lan- guage. ft Is "gerrymander.'' In 1812 the Democratic-Republican party "waa In power in Massachusetts, but did not hope to retain its control In the ap proaching elections. To save some thing for the party, the legislature passed and Gov. Elbrtdge Gerry, later vice president, signed a .reapportion ment bill constructing at least one rep- resentstlve district of exceptional na fairness. A Federalist editor, wrathful of the trlck wag played npon hl8 party( hung a map showing this district over his desk, where all might see , It., (fil bert Stuart, the . famous painter, no ticed the monstrosity one day, and with his ready pencil added head, wings and, claws, exclaiming: "That will do for a salamander." "Better aay Gerry-mander," growled the editor, a bitter opponent of Governor Gerry. 4 Tree-Lined Reads. The roads of remembrance will have an actual beginning In New York on a large scale. The pleating wHl be pushed as fat aa possible, which means aa tang as weather conditions and the supply of trees permit aays the Ameri can Forestry Magazine. The work will be carried on by competent; hands as befits the splendid purpose to which the trees will be consecrated.. In this way the tnkeep and replacements will be reduced to a talainiam and the health and longevity of the trees will be Insured. Prot, Alaa T. Arnold will repreaent the foreatrr college In co-operating with the highway department and the conserve tloa commissi on. Th. planting,-when completed la accord ance with present plaas, will be more tjian 400 miles In length. . Remarkable I scape From Death. Whoa their car west ever a hundred fot embankment at Vasaygoat hlH, Bear Ottawa Oanaia titrnlag over evea tiaea, a yoaag. tainer from BowavOlo aad three efjer eompea lemadud. a. remarkahU aeeape from death,. By croachliig Uv at their seats they escarped brry eOr tha a Urn cratches aad Wmlaaea .Oe) cat VsaeV ed tight Jiae Bp at ahoeaf of (hekm, terribly Mttared bat.Bet ritaag aged.' Oe easvU at aasvVd hesB $b lag aboal tweraty arauaj aa atar ybea tt tiade Oi0ti, s iMH'.i.- '.' ': -1 ; c . ! k m Hanwer of , Of afl Ue asataUala watck Bright U (elected m the aaMf af aeaseef, glaaa would eeefla le. be tAe least prob able., ot .we,ae X that thu aej bow: trOMacceavUebei Behemla by the prodactlea of i kao of glsa which assy be heated red aot 04 Bhanaad Into wa,wjthest areaklag. Wkoa tooled. Buck gua la herd aseugli fee a hammer, which ha a eat erdlner tar vl Stv1 ' ' " '."?"-' , . )..'. Hope of tqulml Talks, , . ;r v. A ropo made of A.000 aqaiirei. talla was recently; oa display at the offlce ot the Uoataaa oKtojulM director, Tbi sope-wM made by the BlaCktoet tadlaa chief gpUt-earr and bis tribal aaststanta, who lire sees Brewalng, ia. Glsdor county, Montana. 1; . l,t-'. , i a 1 1 1 , 1 1 . , , , Unleue tlrthdsy C.ubratlefs ' -' la the Eastern township, Qeebec, a womea , celebrated ber alnety-alrth btrtbdsy teat month. Oa (be aaage day her rJon and granddaaghter also eel brated their slrthdaya, utqoe cele. kittota,;-. '- ''! r-rr?':! . , Odd Marriage Coineldenee. ' Arthur Claude Bmith, who wsa mtr rl1 at EtrnUitn, Outrl rri!!f( t.t fourth ft s QiBrttte'of t.f.'V 'I to p f .tir i-:.tr. The lr! 9 (4,721 Mere Federal EpUrc4 Than Mentha Before the Wax. CemparisoB of the reduction made in the number of eiviliane employes rf the Government during two years of the Harding administration with de ereaaes in thia personnel effected Hir ing the last two years ef the Vtilson administration shows that the . Utter were the greater. This comparison reveals also that the number of Fed eral employees is still 6,721 above the total on June 30. J916. nine months before the United States entered the World War. I The maximum number of Federal employes was that reached en' Nov- ember 11. 1918, when it was 917,760.1 ; Within less than twenty-eight months ItLat is, oh March 4, 1921, this total 'had been reduced by 310,966 equal to the popolation of Indianapolis. 1 NOTICE ! State of North Carolina, Randolph ' Ait rmrtana nedmr euima grnt the estate of H. M. Gardner will piea:r pfreseiit them verified on or bof.rf March 1, 1924 and all persons indented to said estate will please make settle ment on or before March 1, 1921. ,D. H. GARNER, Executor to said estate. 6t-3-S ! ASSESSMENT OF REAL ESTATE Mr. J. W. Bailey, in a letter to The Courier, calls attention to the "act tnm under the new revenue law the count; commissioners of each county on ir -first Monday of April, 1923 may de termine that the real estate of the county is at present assessed at its true value in money and that reassess ment thereof is not necessary, and if they so determine present values shall. Otherwise real estate shall be apprais ed this year by local assessors, that a resident free holder as county su perviror with assistants in each town ,' Mr. Bailev urges all land owners, farmers especially, to see their re spective county commissioners on or before the first Moday in April and urge them to see to it that nothing shall be done to Prevent a new ap- praa'SaT cf realestate this year. It ma. jbe argued that u values arc tax ratos will be mcreasea; nut we tnn mnrh tn cam bv way or ar resting the tendency in the way of J public money spending by putting land lvalues at their true values and letting ' the rate go to so high a point that tne 'public authorities will dare go no fur ther, and it may be that the high rates I will cause them to set up more econ: !omic policies. NOTICE OF LAND SALE By virtue of the power vested u ! the undersigned by that, certain mortr 'o-aire deed made by Fred Baldwin and Beulah Baldwin his wife in May 29, 1920afccorded in Book 191, Page 251 jn the office cf the Register of Deeds for Randolph County. I will sell at 'public auction lor .cash on the 7th day af April, 1923 at 12 o'clock M., at the court house door In Afeheboro, N. C. the following lands .situated in Ran dolph county, North Carolina, bounded as follows: Beginning at a pine original Hardy Brown's corner and W. R. Ashworth corner and running East 20 rods to a rock corner; Thence North 120 rods to a stone pile; on the sicfe of the hill south of the creek; Thence West 20 rods to a stone pile Thence South 120 Tods to the beginning pine corner containing 15 acres more or less. This the 3rd day of March, 1923. RUFUS LUCK, Mortgages j 4t 3 8 23 CHARGE SPECIAL RATES FOR REUNION OF VETERANS A special rate of one cent per mile Jrill be charged Confederate veterans who will attend the annual reunion of the United Confederate Veterans that will be held in New Orleans, Anril 10 to 13. This rate will apply to all Confed erate veterans, all sons of veterans, members of the Confederacy, including sponsors, matrons and molds of honor. The tickets for round trip will be placed on sale in North Carolina, April 6, 7, 8 and 9, with final return limit of tickets April 30. A folding ironing board attached to the wall is always ready for use but not ia the way. BILL BOOSTER SAYS T" coiNcaiMinKttiAunu -WSU11U0KTW W,rV '. : fWuCHi NA VMUJM4 D anf AuOUa VtfTVt tM0i MX Mtccwrrmic ura.wai COJU) VJMPPWTvHOMtA, Ut WO VWkMT0 UVtV WAwVfll " Ha my ftp A, m as mm aWa "TM ym, rU Mf , aa , SURt FIT '. ifm m 7W h i LWmfwtMt mm SMSwr 9 A NI that's only one reason r why "SURE-FIT" is the world's mostcomfortablecap. . 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Caused the death of Ifve rr The blase was tuppoaed to have l started by a burning cigar thro a drunken man tn the hallway. : tenahta crawled onto the wlnk, many jumped. One woman i ' by leeplng from a sixth story v nd landing on the pavement 1 bodla were identifipd ltr, t which proved to be that of C oole, a French wr vetrran. l bulMing was'ncri!; t i rtii"!v'l by men-' " ' ' pr f. -: ,i-n. i I 11
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