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i Thursday, April 2. 1923
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T TOWN OFFICIALS
Tfce commissioners of the town of
r jtiheboro have more power than the
" ' Gavernor of the State and his council,
-aari more power than the county eom
nssioners. TJiey can issue bonds,
ejoadem lands and and erect buildings
JjBfiont limit They can make laws
whether wise or unwise. They can
uM any sort of streets without aks--Bna;
anybody's permission. They can
eaacontinue streets, make them wider
lr narrower. They can improve the
atreets in one part of the town and
ejrlect them in another. They have
"wide latitude in the levying of taxes.
Therefore it is of the greatest impor
FLOWERS For flowers for erery ee-
caaioa, aoe or pKoaj ymr order te
Mrs. Wm. C Baauber, for
Ford, High Point, N. C. Qui Delivery.
FOR SALE OR RENT A 207 acre
farm, I also have three dwelling
houses in Ashbcro for sale. Apply
to W. L. Foust, Asheboro, N. C.
tf 3 29 23
FOR SALE Seed and eating; sweet
potatoes, Nancy Halls and Porta
Rico $1.00 per bushel. Also plants
in season at $2.00 per thousand pre
paid cash with order. W.M. Albright,
Asheboro, N. C, Route No. 1, Ashe
boro phone no. 918H, Ramseur
phone no. 62H. 4t 4 5 23
fence that the people of this town ex-.FOR SALE Daliah Slips or bulos 15
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. erase the greatest care in me snni
too of candidates at the approaching
'.town election.
? A meeting has been called for the
" sight of the 28, next Saturday night,
name a citizens ticket
There may be others who want to
mil other meetings, but for many
ytmn there has been little opposition
te the ticket named by a few who met
and named a citizens ticket for the
reason that little interest is taken in
fiie affairs of the town.
The public should show a lively in
terest in town affairs for the time has
one when the people of the town
atioold get the very best men to fill
aJI the positions, for it is expected
cents each. Mrs.
West Asheboro.
Frank Ridge
FOUND On street in Asheboro, a
stick pin with pearl, black rim around
it. Owner call at Courier office, pay
for ad and receive pin.
WHEN IN WANT of Jersey milk call
Maple Grove Dairy. All cows have
been inspected.
E. F. Bulla Mgr.
2t pd 4 19 23
NOTICE
Any one who wants tobacco barn
flues can save money by buvinc now
tfcat the town will take on new life and and buying from me. See or mte
grow rapidly from now on. Notownior prices at once, tne sooner t the,
s. i.r -A.:,.,, Voo minAmnr mK-nntair- cheaner. T P T.avpII 1 7
Ml MIIO BCVUVii iiraw f . . " - r- 1 - -.
a and if proper efforts are made 2t pd 2 19 223. Millboro, N. C.
ttere is no reason why the census 01
193 should not show the population
1 than doubled
Some Suggestions
Kow is a good time to discuss some
af the needs of the town.
First of all, the school grounds
should be improved.
All meats and milk used for food
should be inspected. All stores sel
Siig green groceries should be in
spected and there should be medical
tspection of schools.
Owners, and occupants of all busi
ness, buildings should clean up and re-
nave refuse of all kinds the rear of
mfafings occupied.
A town ordinance should require all
aodentiai property to be kept clean
ad ap both in the front and in the
All vacant lots should be required
te be kept cleaned up and in a sani
tary condition.
The water should be inspected.
WANTED CIGAR SALESMAN Sal
ary and expences selbng cigars to;
mercnant8 to young man between
the age of 18 and 25. Experience
unnecessary. We give full instruct
ions. Send stamped addressed en
velope for Reply. Greensboro Cigar Co.
Wilbur W. Scotten, Sales Mgr.
503 South Elm Street
Greensboro, N. C.
2tpd4 19 23
WHY THE FARMER MOVES TO
TOWN
After a survey of 6,094 representa
aTves farm ventures the Department of
Agriculture announces that in 1922 the
ash yield of an average farm capital-
Sted at $16,400, was $715. In addition, It pd 5-26-23
ton was gaineu on tne average in
WANTED Industrious, capable man
zo 10 do years, in Kandolpa County,
Handle local trade delivering Raw-1
leigh's Good Health Products direct
to home. Largest, best, fastest
selling line. Products on time, low-'
est wholesale, no advance in prices. I
No experience, practically no capital!
needed. We teach you to manage
your own permanent, profitable bus'
iness. Largest, strongest Company,
gives most co-operation. Write age
occupation, references. W. T. Raw
leigh Co., Deptl790 Freeport 111.
2t 4 19 23
FOR SALE Purebred Big Bone Po
land-China pigs, Eight weeks old,
registered in buyers name, satis
faction guaranteed. $12.50 each.
G. E. Moore, Liberty, N. C.
machinery and livestock and $294 was FOR SALE Pure bred S. C. White
A.
abtained from the land in feuel and
food. Altogether $1,211 stood for the
return on $16,400 plus the labor of
farmer and family.
But not all the agriculturists of the
country were so fortunate as this aver
age. Of those canvassed 14.6 per cent
failed to make expenses; 50.8 per cent
made less than $1,000; 22.2 per cent
less than $2,000; 6.8 per cent, less
than $3,000 and only 5.6 per cent, got
ever $3,000 for the investment of cap
ital and hard work.
In these figures one finds without
difficulty the whole cause of the mi
gration from country to city which
creates so murh agitation among econ
omists. Nowhere else in the United
State! (k?; canital produce so little
r Jabo- lirin;? so small a reward as
on the farm. A man who has $16,400
tied up in acernge would he financially
batter off to neil, put the money in
41-4 Liberty Iwvr.ds and go to work for
Henry ford. The bonds would bring
almost as much i:fcome on the farm,
with no labor involved, and he couldn't
earn much lesi tlian tl,5C0 3 ye.ar in
a Ford plant.
The movement from country to o'ty
is evidence that the farmers arc aware
Leghorn eggs, for hatching: . 15 1
ji.zo; 3U z.zo; ou ta.ov; iuu o.uv
delivered. G. E. Moore, Liberty,
St pd 4 26 23 i N. G.
FOR SALE Those who wish 'to findi
the knitted goods like Mrs. B. Bl
Rail a sold can find at Mrs. 3. C
Inirolds. next door to Central HoteLJ
2t pd 4 26 23
FOR SAIJ3 A nine room house on
Cox street City water nf Hehta.
A Jorge lot amf ood well of. water.
Annlv to Box 282. Asheboro, IN. V.
2t 4 26 28. -
FOR RENT MY seven room - housel
in North Ahehoro back of Fair
grounds, flood garden. Price $10.
I per month. J. W. Hulin, V -
It 4 26 23 - . . , . . Seagrove, W.
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York and PresneU will wcept' rood
VnrA car frr Mcharrtre feT a Jnule or
mules. Roadster prefarrebV Must 1 t
be- rn goon onaiuon. c ?
It pd 4 26 23. jf . v
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It is of Imnortanee that every ter
mf thnurt fnit cirwl a rfcn .f t n rr tj tham .
fn norm.il fadiinh. Tri home Snrtlnhs !son wrietheT ! Hvln 1 his Own bt In
they are forming co-operative asorla
ttons, in ofheYs Ihev m-e selling their
goads at auction and shak'.ng the dust
f i ef agriculture from their boots for-
r ? eveitThiH last is not a good thing; for
:, , j the country, hnt th' country nas -ieft
, any farmers no choice.
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rented hotuwi should clean vn th4 brem
foea, plant flower Mdxlean off walkB,
and arranga grounds both t Wit ' front
and In the rear er dwellings, v 7 "vj-
mkvt. e. ingra'w yfo ' y : -
. OF S6PIIIA pEAi)
. Mrs. Daisy Ingram died at her Jioma
In Sonhia April 20th following a long
A illness. ' Age M yeaM, i- Mrs. Ingram
' 1 . BEWARE OF THE SHARPERS
; : ' The Government at Wahingtort "hahs a WM wift. M0irin4
, found It necessary to lend out a warn-j mm many incuus wr(TOuy j:
. 1 fhg to beware of the many operator. county. - .v f -
- who r fOTged In taking money rl ' Th8 funeral srvlec wjre -condocV-,
'ri'ins notWnar lm"worthleiie':pnir.M'bvTRfly.-3. AVTfo1 of. Randleman r,r;
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YOU CAKN0W BUY AND PAY FOR A FORD CAR OUT OF YOUR WEEKLY EARNINQ;;' J
ON THE FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN. THOUSANDS OF FAMILIES ARE TAK frf sT
ING ADVANTAGE OF THIS NEW WAY TO BUY A FORD AND WHIi SOON BE DRiyiNG j '
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THEIR OWN CARS ENJOYING ALL THE BENEFITS AND, ADVANTAGES OF- MOTOR- .;Vt
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TRANSPORTATION. THE FORD WEEKLY PURCHASE PLAN IS : AMAZINGLY SIM .
PLE. YOU pAN ENROLL WITH AN INITIAL PAYMENT AS LOW AS FIVE DOLLARS.
EACH WEEkYOU ADD TO YOUR FIRST PAYMENT AS MUCH OR LITTLE AS YOU
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CAN AFFQRD. THIS MONEY IS PLACED IN THE BANK AND DRAWS INTEREST.
IN A SHORT TIME YOUR DEPOSIT PLUS THE INTEREST PAID BY THE BANK WILL
BE SUFFICIENT TO OBTAIN DELIVERY OF THE CAR. START TODAY AND BEFORE
YOU REALIZE IT YOU WILL BE DRIVING YOUR OWN FORD CAR.
iFord Motor Company
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ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO., Dealer
ASHEBORO, N. C. i
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THEJ FOIIPWING BANK IS ACTING AS DEPOSITORY FOR PAYMENTS MADE IN -'
CONNECTION WITH THE FORD WEEKLY PURCHA.SE PLAN : '-
Asfieboro Bank & Trust Co.
ASHEBORO, N.C
""d JunV fnr ML ,Ther. re Irtapreu Olo , Union Chntch Bunoay, . Apnl p
frier with hew trickai hot have the
fl.le, and this irm-W thef are orterat22nd. Intermit followed In the cJiorch ,.
ie th wmeiery.j 1 ine iTc-ei in nurviTvii r, ,.
eld fake to sMe.yOt" m r-Mle T her hwband, m w. ' E. Ingram,
" some one of them doei fcwnefhlng foot dnurhter. and two sonS. Bhe U
which- enable Government to lsv.t" rnother of our twiwman, ,Mr. Ray
. finds upon htm, but for the mofit prtlnon lngranv -, 1 - ,
f are n'lt enotifh to avoid being
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vt. Mont of the tmonle whn ere nirt rnAUt.r unni hri trrnn
ed are so ahaind of being, ADimrHH AT l.f.H COLNTT
S ' . :w Instances of serotce 1 vOw ,
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M.-Vj , v, ' r- JL tics. Then cam road una carnages, punus u wwi i.I ' - l'i
i'; ::ri?; bilUlc to! th? internal combustion motor earned on pneu- tfSWf' ?
,000 barrels lof gasoUne.viU. oMvc'trudc !
planes and "motor car$y- Every drop that ? V V - V' -; ' - '
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:v" -.y'J--' rccovcrea. xnu company, me ivut pnwimj v , ,, ( fc
1 - a c, ; fmm Products, offer "Standard" Motor Gasoline as the '.'"."r .'
. ; .. - '.i". fvpririiai motor iutiuuuiDwnii"i " r. - r. .
1" thnt thT will give M In-1 . . r (HMMKNCLMLNT
rnrcmlnir tli men 'ho
TANDARDfOIL- COMPANY (New Jersey) , ;
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