THE ASIIEBORO COURIER. ASTIPltORn u r
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. JUMSEUB XZWS
WHAT IS A WOMAVS CLUB
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grr. V. A, Dam W rul
ppointmaet at f Eajneur Baptist
2urd Sunday ' jwaachiaa; forcaiul
a lnpirtBff sermons.
- Ir. aid Mi. W. C. MeDwuId at
tended U fmrml f their aunt, Mr.
a. C grower at BUley last week,
Um J., fi. Wyhe cBtettaiiMd the
..,:. rfiih at h twtantlful hniinlnw 'With
on liberty atreet Friday afternoon. Purer, nobler lone.
I fuU attendance wai present and si- A plaee where kindly, helpful
ter the pnmm was rendered by Word ere said
member ox cm mud, oeuaoua geia-.Ana Kindlier deeds ere done
What k a Wanaa'a Club
A meeting fraud
Tn thee pupeee (reat and
- Broad and atronf: -Whose
aim is ever toward the stare.
Who ever long
To make the patient, listening
wona resound
Where hearts are fed
Where wealth of brain
For poverty atones,
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PECANS
; TRINITY NEWS
1 ansa Berne White expert to make Nj
her home in High Point we learn. We J
will all miss Bertie. a
I Edgar White took charge of Mr.
Pepper's store while he was ill. j
I A number have killed their hogs MF
about here. The writer has sampled J?
a good quantity of sausage. It was kV
very fine indeed.
Tnrp An utma Viol , . "
dences not occupied in Trinity.
ihe creek one parses just after i Ntf
crossing Johnson's Hill is in bad:
shape at the crossing. Don't see i S
(how the school children will make it $5
wire winter, vvun a Little work it
I would be allright.
j Thirteen teachers constitute
school force here now.
I Spanish is being taught here now.
I Mr. Farlow is building a new din
ing room and kitchen onto his house
in South Trinity.
Holly is so scarce about here, that
if we get much we will have to buy I
guess.
the
tine, cream and cake were served by
the hostess.
The several Sunday schools of the
town are preparhur Christmas pro-' And hands clasps hand
grams for Monday night, Christmas And souls find touch with
Eve. Tius vou oe great ume ior , mis is a woman s UuD
the children and we look forward to
the occasion as one of enjoyment to
alL N
Mr. E. C. Watkins is spending some The North Carolina Extension Ser
time in Mexico hunting for deer, vice is preparing to give special at-
baffalo, lions, etc. We expect him to tention to the pecan interest of ti e
bring back lots of antlers, buffalo State and in order to reach the grow-
robes and possibly Indian scalps. ers of pecans it is desired to have
Mr. J. F. Butler, who is post master the name and address of all pecan !
st birthday dinners attended one growers, together with the number of ASHEBORO STAR ROUTE NEWS
last Sunday near- Liberty. , trees they have and the age and va
A few holdups ana attempts at rob-; net y oi trees.
berv has put this section on guard
for the holiday season. The time has this information to the County Agent Mrs. Cox's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ru
begun to arrive a seems when places or to me r-Tctension f orester, tnate lus u. King, Sunday.
of business and "people who travel are , College Station, Raleigh, N. C. I Mrs. Harvey Cox and son, Roy Dal-
almost forced to arm themselves! ton, of Asheboro Route 1, visited R.
G. King and family Sunday.
B. F. Bean of this section moved to
his new farm near Asheboro last
week.
Mr. Hunt and family are moving
into our community from Pinnacle,
N. C.
Rev. Will Garner held his usual ap-
Buy
Gifts
From
Us
Buy
Xmas
Gifts
Now
Mrs. Ervin Cox and little daughters
All growers are requested to send Marguerite and Katherine, visited
GLYCERINE MIXTURE FOR
GAS ON STOMACH
against the bandits of the country. It
is becoming common to discover au
tomatics in convenient reach of those
who desire protection. We hope there Simple glycerine, buckthorn bark,
will be no more holdups in this com-! etc., as mixed in Adlerika. helps anv
munity and that the officers may be case on the stomach in TEN min
able to secure the usual good order utes. Most medicines act only on
through the Christmas season. .lower hnwel hilt. ArilAfilrn ntu mi
BOTH upper and lower bowel and re- P'ntment at riuldah last bunday.
Revolution In Mexico Is Now a Real moves all gasses and poisons. Brings' T"ere was some snow in this neigh-
War. out matter vou never thouo-ht was
your system. Excellent for obstinate
More than thirty thousand soldiers constipation. Guards against appen-
took part in a terrific battle last Sat- ,ucitis. standard llrug Company
urday night. There were two thea
tres of major operations, one in the
state Jalisco where the federals
Give your farm a short, easy-read
nm name and one that is worthy of be-
advancing upon Guadalajara, second inK maintained from generation to
largest city in Mexico; the other feneration. It gives the farm a bus
stretching from Vera Cruz into Pueb-.lne8s atmosphere, creates pride in po
la where the federals are maneuver- session and molds stronger ties be
ing into position for a decisive battle , toeen the family and the scene of
with General Gaudalupe Sanches of to11,
the rebel forces. The rebels are out- j Secretary Denby is urging Con
numbered and Govt, officials are con- gress to appropriate thirty million
fident that the revolt will be broken dollars for the purpose of modcrniz
by the first of the year. 'ing the Navy.
Chronologize your
Mr. Rufus G. King and Rufus B.
King will begin work on the founda
tion of Elias Morgan's house at Ashe
boro, Monday.
R. G. King was a business visitor in
Asheboro Saturday.
Wishing all The Courier force a
merry Christmas and a prosperous
new year, and a happy Christmas to
all of The Courier's many readers.
Gifts For Everyone
We are confident that every m ember can be satisfied with a
gift from our store. We have listed here, only the gifts that
will be of practical use, yet they will be greatly appreciated.
SANTA CLAUS LETTERS
Cutlery
Aluminum Ware
Guns
Rifles
EVERY GIFT SUGGESTION IS TRICED REASONABLE, TOO.
Majestic Stoves
Carving Sets
Community Silverware
With a Variety of Velocipedes and Wagons for the Children.
Roasters
Electric Irons
Percolators
Ammunition
Rt.
financial ambitions
Asheboro, N. C
Dear Santa Claus: I
I want a tricycle, a gun, a drum, a
rocking horse, and wagon, candy, ap- i
pies, oranges, and nuts, and lots -of
other good things to eat.
Your little friend,
Gerald Allen Robbins.
Shop Early and Avoid the Christmas Rush!
Asheboro, N. C. Rt. 2. 1
Dear Santa Claus:
I want a doll that will open and I
shut her eyes, a doll carriage, a doll 1
bed and lots of other presents and
candy, apples, oranges, raisins, and
good things to eat.
Your little girl,
Verna Gertrude Robbins. .
Asheboro Hardware
Save accordingly so that the present
shall insure the future against a past of
adversity.
First Mortgage 6 per cent (iold Ponds
furnishT
a means of sound investment
a yield of 6 per cent.
the opportunity to invest small
sums as well as trust funds
Backed by first mortgages on property
and issued by a firm whose integrity is
unquestioned, these bonds, issued in de
nominations of from $100 up furnish
every one a chance to invest with safety.
Asheboro, N. C. Rt. 2.
'Dear Santa Claus: i
I want a lot of nice presents. I
want a wrist watch, locket, ring, j
beads, candy, apples, oranges, rai
sins, and lots of good things to eat. 1
Wishing you all a merry Xmas,
j Algcne Valara Robbins. ,
'Quality and Service
Hoar Santa:
Miss Ruth Cox is mv teacher. I
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
SYSTE
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a wa-
!hiio you will hi in me a train
gun, some candy and fruits.
With lots of love,
Robert Clifton War
4
Insurance & RealEstate Company
;- V Capital and Surplus $350100.00
.W.E'ShwpiV" ' Manaser
' " rrnf6n,Korth Carolina'
I'ranklinville, . C.
Dear Santa:
I want a little kuii, car drum, and
other kinds of toys, and randy, ap
ples and oranges. Do not forget my
it tie brother. He wants lots ol things
too. With love,
Karl l'ugh.
Franklinville, X. C.
Dear Santa: i
I want ,i nair of bed room slippers.
vanity box, manicure set. I guess;
this is all. !
With love and kisses from, ,
Claranell l'ugh.
Cedar Falls, N'. C.I
Dear Santa Claus: j
I want you to bring me a walking
on,t tnllfinir drill, a doll carriage, and
some oranges, apples, nuts and ,
candy.
r rom your little girl,
Viola Hall. I
For your own protection
Farmer, N. C.
Dear Santa Claus:
I'leAse brine me a little wagon and
a bicycle, a story book, air rifle,
French harp and a foot ball.
Your friend,
Wade Wright.
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Farmer, N. C. ;
Dear Santa Claus: I
Please bring me a doll that can say
mama, a carriage for it, a chair and
iome doll clothe, a bureau, sewing
machine. I want a bracelet watch
that will run and a wash board and
waahinir ttlh And diftheJl.
Your little friend,
M attic Wright.
Farmer, N. C.
rar Santa Clau: j
Pla. bring me a doll that can naj M
mama and a earring for It, a chair
and some doll clothe. Bring a bu
reau and newing machine please and
a bracelet watch that will run and a
wah board, wahlng tub, and some
dlahe. ..
an l ..... mnVTV mft R.
winning " ""If u
Olgie Moore Wright.
The peril of the road crossing has
become a national problem with the
multiplication of automobiles.
The Southern Railway System has
eliminated 584 grade crossings, and is
eliminating more ever year, but 7,000
remain to be separated on this system
alone. The total cost to complete the
work is a stupendous sum probably
half as much as the cost to build the
railroads.
Even if the money were available,
and the public willing to pay the in
crtased freight and passenger rates
necessary to provide a fair return on
It, many years would be required to
do the work.
Protection from the peril for the pres
ent generation at least must be found
in some other way. Trains cannot stop
at every crossing if they are to be run
at the sustained speed expected by the1
public and required to carry the com
merce of the country. The train crosses
a highway about every mile. The mo
torist encounters a railroad only oc
casionally. It is necessary, therefore, for the
automobile driver to stop in order to
avoid risk. No one who did this was
ever killed. In North Carolina, where
the law now requires such a stop, the
number of road crossing accidents on
our lines has been reduced one-half.
Grade crossing accidents can be pre
vented if you will approach the zone of
danger determined to exercise caution
For Your Own Protection.
It it bttr tni'nM to v a lifm than to fv a minute.
Frankjjnville, N. C.
My Dear SanU: .
i I want vou to bring me rr Am."
a little toy wagon and ome chewing
oTjm, raro if you got It.
Your friend,
Coy Stridor.
Per tonal Retponsibility
(SWud fro" " Sanndmy Evtnin, Pot)
Final dapandanca fof a reduction
in tha nnmbar of railroad grada
croaatng diaaatara mutt ba placad
upon tha Indlvlduala anaa of ra
ponalbUlty. Mwhanpproachrn
and croaainf a railroad at ftada
lb traralar will think of that croea
nUl aona of danger to him,
and rafard hlmiaH and thoaa with
him aa In immlnant dangar until
tha croaalnf la cotnplatad, tha
chancaa of accldanta will ba auto
matically radu ad to tha minimum.
Coleridge, N. C.
Dr 8nUt . ..-.
, , Brlnjr m a toy plrtol w o
cpa.'B bfwket ball snd Jtrmpinr
jfirk, " ntlt, rim"f ai'l"7"
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TKim Armrl oromminA ae
mrmtion oomt $145,000-
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