North Carolina Newspapers

i, THE.CGUJUJUV fCLLLLilED EXiT I THURSDAY J TAersdax, January iqt 14 , . -aUred aa eecead class saidl natter t the toffice s4 JUUere, iie C Aii unit lUi THEAInE A MLR (CAN t t-S AiAOCiAT iCX Bos. X "C B. rhringharm - wants the people ef North Carolina to nn sstrstond that ' he haa tWIiil ne intention, of entering m race or the gwveraorshlp and. that 1m is eomnrit tai to the candidacy of th Hon. A. W. XcLean, of. LnmbextDn. The. Courier, should he in every heme In the county and we expect to ask the. citizens of. the county to co operate with us in doing this. We am arranging to offer a list of use fa! rifts for those who are willinr to assist us. Details will, appear next week. Read our subscription offer. Randolph, the best county in the State should have a number of im provements. The chamber of com merce is undertaking to stimulate tha citizens to larger and better things. The. Courier will in the near future carry a program of needs and improvements. Will everyone inter ested in the county's progress write a suggestion for it aim high and work to reach it.. Democrats generally express entire satisfaction with the political out look as the campaign approaches. The Republicans are again torn asunder in factional strife. The tur moil and dissention in their ranks grows worse as the Congressional session gets under way, and it is doubtful if any legislafeon to lessen the burden of the ordinary taxpaying citizen will see the light of day. Mr. Coolidge is to write the next Republican platform and it is to be "snappy", the Washington dispatches tell us. Somehow it is difficult to as sociate Mr. Coolidge with anything that suggests speed, but we all re member the story of the man who took a week off in order to spend an exciting afternoon at the zoo watch ing, the turtles whiz by. Tx. revision has been discussed from every angle since Congress con vened January third. The Mellon Tax revision bill was first proposed. It made provision for the, rich, folks; then comes Representative Garner's proposal looking to the relief of the poorer class.- There is food- for thought in his revisal proposal. , . Among the needs in Randolph county is a large production of poul try. Someone .would find a proflteable mdustry in the establishment of in cubators sufficient to supply the de mand for early chickens. Ten farmers in Lincoln County are getting chicks ready for the early market. Some have taken off their first hatch and the incubators are now busy again. From twelve to fifteen thousand eggs will be set between now and the first of April in Lincoln county. Carter's Weekly, one of the lead ing weekly newspapers of this sec tion of the state, has been sold to Julius C. Hubbard. Mr. Hubbard has been editor of the paper, which was established in 1917, for several rears. The paper hereafter will be known as the Wilkes Journal, !H is announced. The policy of the paper remains unchanged. It will continue to be non-political, and will be de voted to the upbuilding of Wilkes County and all North-western North Carolina. We wish to express our apprecia tion and thanks to the correspondents who have been so faithful during the past year. The news, wnictf our correspondents have furnished The Courier, has not only been a great help to us, but it has undoubtedly boon a great help to the community Iht which the correspondent" live. News is a class of advertising which spreads the name of your" town and community all over , the country, thereby' bringing the name of . your cpmmanity before the eyes of . the '. world.., We sincerelyr hope that .out , ' aerraapeadents , will endeavor - to gat ;. sir .tfir fhfBKtrof Interest that will eenr during, tNtyear la the office ' at' this-Tspee. m promptly aa ' you ', a lsww leretaf ore, ' Fles, remember Oat this paper Is not only read ' by ' people who live ia this edunty . bat - :Iso that is read la every state ' to : tto nfon, nt several foreign cous ',; tries;' Let ua again. thank you for - jour loyal assistance during the past years, and also let as not be diaap- ,t . polntd during tha present year. Let ' aa have the news and put your con ' saunity In. the limelight. " ' Card el Tkaaks. - T l h to thank out frwnds and "or for ths simlnecs ahown - ti.e iJInefp and death of our .J. I. I-ithr. . J. L. Lot'.T and Fsrry. i 4mwh. , u Suadaya New anr Observer ear- ; - - - - ---iWwttito fcarhty article Concerning commanders ef Tort Sra TTa tbe fightmr a ars, baaeamar-the Jtoa and Port EUss have beea ordered fact that wrfc cart are. euSfW -u delivery immediately to dee, with the reralatloii twa front '"rM' Mexican agenta of five 'rail, and a tail light and sgiratinr a can mm .i'..M.itMn.' Kiimi.r ?-vrmf ?ftJ!?tel?J12?fn!lr ESlTZ? . " !! !i t r w TTv , p1 " defivary or eigne surplus u u- av at tha County Court House aa polling thesutute U quoted eelew.- planes to be ahipped to the border, I place, parsuaat to the provisioa of oJ5!? fLtlUw' ffr0" M1 North .Carolina's automobile regis- Chapter 11a. af the Private Laws of Consolidated- watoes which says, tration for the first aia mostha of the t mi, for the purpose of determining during the penod from -ens half yeiir. 192S-24. shows and increase : of the wiU of the Qualified voters of JJr after aunset to on halt hour 740 -mtor vehicles over the eojv 'said district opo the quesUon of is betora suarise everyi motor -vehicle ponding period, in 13ZZ, Th total suing net exceeding Fifty Thousand perated rdnven anon; the " public r.tration since. July "4wy ; DaUara ef aerial, bonds of the Ashe ivyf 5 BUt a1!! display i, f this year waa 243,100 motor bore Graded School District, in Ran atleaBt Twe Lighted Lamps -on. the vehicles. - .' 'I J"V 4 dolph County, North Carolina, (in ad- vSteSm IbVl The conclusion of ptrU;li that nUon to the bonds heretofore s visiwe rroia the rear, which majr be tv -r.R,v tube for cancer treatment ned), and levying a sufficient an m combination with the' light ffln- Evented bvl C f y!arch aual Ux to pay toe same with inter minaUngthe display number on the v?. $LL wlbtf'aVrSs- est. The proceeds of said bonds are rear, aa Heretofore nrnvfcWur In ki. operaed up7n Se pSb& high! wavstoBSs Sy jV.bvx4-am a a. - lighting devices equipped with a re- necww, unless the same shall be de- signed, deflected, . or arranged with no portion of the beam shall be, when uwiumrexi seventy nve leet or more ahead of the lamps, shall rise about forty two inches from the level sur face on which the vehicle stands un der all conditions of load. We might add to this that only about one out of every 26 or even more ears takes the tmnhl tn the lights full in the other drivers eyes, and if he does not go in the jjf-l, it. , - o- ditch, it is by rare good luck, and thLL from the curtesy of ftSff15" Aside from the laws thin J?&ZEL T BUch a tnmg as courtesy and safety. MURPHY Hitpptto nr MURPHY BURRUS 1 GRATEFUL JUK REMEMBRANCES m- t v n. , . , . Mr. Murphy Burrus. a hia-hlv re- spec tea confederate veteran of Ram- wa ' recipieni oi many re- judge of the probate in uneroxee bond and tax", membrances at Christmas time, for county in South Carolina, ' half of j By order o the Board of Commis wnich he is very grateful. Last year the number were issued to North sioners of the Town of Asheboro, N Mr. Burrus wrote a letter to Santa Carolina couples. -v ; C, this the 10th day of January Claus which was published in The n, t. a. TTnst tfv' dem- 1924. y' fj v5i: r j i " Sea He rSiVed itJ pies, tie received the apples last year and also this year and he has written thankW Santa for bering him again this year. TOMORROW ail of tha hop of the unlived raan. All of the dreama that we Bava tried to hold when the heart was cold, i And the road stretched far aad tree All of the sweet Imaclnlna, j And the hidden, half -known troth , j All of the Joyous talth we fling. On the altar of our youth. j AU of the wonder of early dew. On a scarce .unfoldlns roae, When the dawn, la hlsh In the wakta And a breeze, froin. heaven Mows All of the story' we' have hot read. And the verse we have not learned,' And the rainbow's (learn, when torm ha fled. And the pase we have not turned! the Paths that reach to the far-off blue. Of the 63m horlaon Una,' '. ' Poresta Sweet where urvWUUns'-fet Walk through Ions aisles of plne 4 , All the tomorrow of all the earth, And all of the rears to be Tragedy, happiness, death and birth. Romance and m leery 1 ; Margaret E. Gangster, in Herald. . ROW'S SENSE OF DIRECTION Animal, Though Blindfolded, Un- arringly Found Its Way Home, a Distance of Five Mile. Cows have not much sense, yet one of these animals has achieved s per formance that raises s problem, be yond the understanding of the wisest men. How did Sukle find bet way, blindfolded, back to her old home, five miles awayt Tha cow was bought at a Matlock ant Maui mtrm I nhgm it tn hr new pasture at Brackenneld, nve miles distant . Next day she was found placidly chewing the cud in ths old foldyard at Matlock. - It was a good story to talk over. but nothing exceptional, for many anl- mals and many birds bava done great- er things In the some plane of tn- stlnctlve intelligence. But. having driven their purchase to BrackenCeld .esl7wnewwneM twk thaW aga n, her new. oyn "JT caotion of aecyely bltadfo Ming her to prevent her playing truant again. Sukle retained bet eye-bands, but sne retained also ner nome-iove ana her senses, and, blindfolded as she was, .sha walked unerringly back toj uatioca. .h- At Though we begin to believe .that anl-t aials hate a special sensb of move.?. mnt. as we read ioog. ago, there is still aa nnfsthomable mystery to the) animal "sense of direction. u wi knew how Sukle walked from Brack, in the Commerce Department to the enfleM to UaUock we aliouM be en; House. .t, v . -. the rsck of the marvel tA tae'iitVv : ' ' ; ' tJon-ot birds from the Arctic to tht80LICm)R TOJ a.wrerleMontreal ramflr neaald. J S v, DffiST XUTHERDFOBTON y If'- 1 1 . - HI WAS , .Uihs I vlfi M mo have tenner, f appeal to yoe at cfoe fv,U've." -Yea 3, eh 7 Wi.i, Lie's C Ur." . . . kave rone to the army . ate'drfph CooMy, -North - Carolina, on serrice depot -at Fairfield, OMv for.Toesdar the 18th day ef March, 1924, . Company will be a boon- to m A ' taJn?,llrieeh Mr. Fred K Tate, a f urniture man- utaciurer 01 aign rwnw w chairman , of m (2uturejorference m Grand Rapids, Mienlast weet m 11 xi.v.wl ! Burton. of Greensboro and.High Point are in Florida engaged in the sale of real estate. A Miami, Florida paper records some big sales made by these, North Carolina salesmen. T , XT ,, . ' Mr. Jake Newell, of Charlotte, was chosen chairman of the .J,m- at a conference In Charlotte. One unusual case occurrer at Co- , J, , Vt Ca . . lumbus, Ga., when D. H. Crockett, of Atlanta declared he sold some scribed for the registration of voters came r J J""1 to helfop lar muniipal elections, P"tentiary for treatment. He claim-1 At eletion te voterg m f ed in court to have been an addict vor of the jssuance of bonds smc!s 19! and V tfed1.of 7 the levyinK f annual tax shall wanting to go for treatment, sold vote on . . . , , dope. He was given one year and a y" Tt ? etjfo1 that out nf 1.522 mar-'shall riage licenses issued last year by Ur. ljee de rorrest recenwy- mm- onstrated his new invention which, is s,4- win xmhlo movie i vie fans tn hear the nlavefSMSf ..the screen talk. The demohstrajSon which took place in ClevelandrOhio, has been declared a - success. ' The instrument acts similar to the dicta phone and when used in the picture I show it will be timed witn tne mov ing picture machine and the voices of the Dlavers will be reproduced and the audience will be able to hear the Mr. E. A. Frazier and family, of conversations of the players. Durham, have returned home after During the Month of December 38 , pending the holidays with Mrs. Fra automobiles were stolen in .North ;zier's father, Mr. A. A. Frazier. Carolina. 29 of these cars were i Mr. and Mrs. John Black visited Fords: twenty were of the touring tvne. Dr, Thomas F. Nolan has announc ed to the medical profession of New York City a new treatment for pul monary tuberculosis. During the treatment, it is said amorphous car bon and calcium salts are inhaled in to the' lungs by the patient, Building up fibrous tissue in the lynphalacs 01, I the lungs, there by arresting the progress of the disease.,.-. RETURN FROM FLORIDA Mr. and Mrs. . W. C. tiravos, 01 SUer City, and Mr. Reuben. Young, nf Trinitv HnlWe. have returned Ifrom a motor trip to Florida bring - mg with them Mrs. Grave s niece, i Miss Jewell Presnell, Miss Presnell is en route to visit her sister at Wins- 1 a oi mi i 1.4. i l'nZ"l 'mAtn nnlma lnnir leaf ninps. nrnncrps on the bough, Latsuma oranges, su - !gar cane and sea shells. They took a dip in the gulf while in Honda, RAMSEUR NEWS Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Kirkman spent Sunday with friends at Troy. Mr. J. C. Brooks killed a 540 pound porker Monday. Mrs. Tom Henderson, of Wilming ton, is with her father, Mr. J. N. Coneland. Who has not been so well thi8 Week, Mr. Rov Moffitt and sister. Mis Madge, recently spent several days $1,500. The petitioner, the document at a house parti as fruasts of Miss , recites, has been engaged in the op Janet Bratton, Staunton, Va. ,eration of a mail order seed business Mrs. Fred Thompson and chfldeJt, at hs residence one and one-half of Goldsboro, spent a few dayV j-reW miles south-east of Climax. cently with parents, Mr. and . West. ;.' ir. j. u watkins, of Oreenabofo, Pe.nt Sunday with his mother,. Mrs. ;M,2; w- H. Watkma, '; L We lndeed re?"1 learn that T)r. F. C. Craven and family are soon to , u fof North WilkysbonK We ;wish for them "the best". . Fords and water pipes had a hard rtime here Sunday and some of : us "broke the Sabbath, beating things op." ' i SENATE PASSES FIRST MAJOR LEGISLATION Senate 'enacted iha ltn.U - item , of leglstetton f the new seaa - tion Tuesday, when it saased - wn .Hwiuur m oureaa or cmi ttrmtnUM and . Lswver Sad . UdI Ilm III Kaart Tlu - Solicitor James M. Carson, ef the eighteenth judicial district, died at the Rutherford Hospital Tuesday. lie snaerweni en orni im Saturdayl Imomln fa tnnut of l complications set la Monday night. FL0WERS-FL0Wn3 v Ford the Florist :' High' Point,' N. C. ( ; C- ' Rcprcccntativo .' , ' for Rar.dolph County - rhcnnlUnJlil ' .v : ( , rn.lL ' ilic- K t.wu DiMiutT' AKlOFA NkW KEGlil RATION OF THE QL'ALULtD VOTERS i L .Notice fa iareby given' that - a special etectMifivul be held hi Ashe- bora- Graded choe District, ia Ran- to be used lor the Durboee of com , . t m. nit pieong tne erection, enlargement, ai i teration and equipment of school - - t j : . l , 1 ... : . r laJ for Khool purp06. 3 said district, Ke-i.r..ioil of the Voters For said election a new retnstra- bon of Oie Qualified voters of said district has been ordered; and C. L. Scott, address, Asheboro, N. C, has been j appointed 1 register and J. B. wrdK nd C. M. Hayworth, address, Asheboro, N. C, have been a pointed . 1 tv ;.,; books will be open from the 14th day 1924, inclusive, Sundays excepted. ine new regisiration win De mam u . t. s anH .,-. nrp. The new registration will be made ten or printed the words For bond and tax" and the voters that- oppose vnt hoiit ,i,;-k oUn k written or printed the words "Against JAMES B. NEELY, Clerk. 7t-l-10-24 WESTERN RANDOLPH NEWS Mr. and mrs. Sharpe, of Statesville, visited Mr. H. H. Frazier Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tucker left Monday for Durham, to visit Mrs. , Tucker's brother, Mr. E. A. Frazier. Mrs. Black's mother in Davidson County recently, Mr. John L. Smith is confined to his bed with a light stroke of paraly sis. Mrs. R. E. Mendenhall and Miss Effie Smith are ill at their homes. Messrs. C. W. Wilson and J. F. Wil- son went to Winston on business weanesaay. Mr. Dan Reddick, who has been connnea 10 ms bed for nearly a year uoes not improve. Some fine porkers have heen IrillpH in this section. The number of ipuiiua Kinea oy iour larmers are las follows: J. W. Frazier, 2600; H. H. Frazier, 2500: C. W. Wilson. 2Snn- (Ernest Reddick, 1400. MARRIED Miss Mary Maness, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Maness. of Risen Route 1, and Mr. Lee A. Rritt. enn f ! Mr- and Mrs. J. B. Britt, of Biscoe, were married on GhristmaR dav. Rev Mr. Bean, of near Candor, officiating. SEED DEALER OF CLIMAX ADJUDGED BANKRUPT Mr. Charles H. Redding, attorney for J. M. Field a seed dealer of Cli max, filed a petition in the United btates district court in C, ror bankruptcy Monday. The peti- tioner lists his assets at $9,703 n,l I nre liabilities as S13.969.54. He claims the usual homestead expmntinn of i Mr. John M. Brittain Onens Law Of. nee in iroy. r r I Mr. John M. BntUin, a member of thelaw firm of Brittain, Brittain and Brittain is today moving his fam- ily to Troy. Mr. Brittain has opened a law office there and will pratice his profession. His father will be as- aooiated with him. NOTICE OF PARDON The undersigned hereby gives no tice that he will apply to .the govern or of North Carolina for pardon. The unaersigned was convicted at the Ju .ly term of superior court of Randolph county . 1921 of atora h.kihD. larcenr. Anyone oblectmr to said n.rdnn are requested to present their objeo- wuh wr pmve wj u ooTtrnor immediately."- .- - 'Q - JOHN LITTLE. , -iw-se. . 1 Card ef Thanks. We desire to thank (neighbor for kJndneaaea ahow n. the illness and death of our aunt, . M rm Mbv1ik l. t j.ni. Mr. And MrSVRudolnh I'nnnHe children, , . . Cedar Falls, N. a 1 1 mi -'tea Tarheel farmers are beginning to want better buildings. ' During the pat year 1,364 sets of plans -i and bills of materials have been supplied to farmers in 79 counties by t. R, r-ancy, farm engineer for the State College and Department of Agricul- t " ;-:!cL!7 rcliCTCS Colin, FcTfT r. I I-iGr:,-;e, Ccn C.-atlon, Bit i; : "..i EnJ Ilcnlachca, .s riaanee Jertiuc aifl a taW for less taaa M mU M aestcBta aeni wv CMapalued ay reaUttaacs. - 1. tliarme. .ffifl gj' AiheWre, N. CJ lOJa. ueara a home f aeae-w -r''"-Shorthand. Typewriting, OvU b vice on credit I'osiuoa ruant EDWARDS BUSINlS COLLEGE WINSTON SALEM AND WGj POINT- ' : D a. .a n L BtBISI FOR RENT The Job : r Hammer house on Oak Avenue to Ashebore. Apply to MrsWm. C. Hammer; FLOWERS For flowers far wwy oc casion, see or phoni yur ovto Wm. C. Hammer, ageat r Font, High Point, N. C Qou livery. De- FARMERS-ASK YOUR COUNTY Agent about fish meal for feeding poultry and pigs, then write us for samples, feeding instructions and prices. TAYLORS CREEK FISH MEAL SALES CO, DRAWER E., BEAUFORT, N. C. 4t 12-20-23. FOR RENT A two room house on South Fayetteville street, Apply, Mrs. Wm. C. Hammer. FOR RENT 4 down stairs rooms furnished or unfurnisnea ior "ki housekeeping. Centrally located, tfn 10-11-23 Box 123 City. FOR SALE A Wheeler and Wilson sewing machine in good condition. Apply, J. A. Van Dyke, Asheboro. tf 1-3-24. FOR SALE My house and lot on South Fayetteville street in South Asheboro. Apply, A. 0. Ferree. 2t 1-3-24. Good Farm For Rent I will furnish house, stock and tools. Will also hire tenant the year round when not needed in his crop. Farm 1H miles above Randleman on Deep river. E. A. Aldridge, 3t pd 1-3-24. Randleman, N. I. You will find singer Sewing Machines for sale at Smith & Tyson's store opposite Asheboro Grocery, Ashe boro, and Bradner-York Furniture store in Randleman. Cash or terms. J. W. PARSON 2t-10-18 Randleman, N. C. FOR RENT One four room cottage near Asheboro Wheelbarrow Com two room cottasre on South Fayetteville Street, C. Hammer. Mrs. W. FOR SALE A modern up-to-date bungalow, five rooms and bath, good electric and plumbing fixtures. Located on Sunset Avenue. Desira ble neighborhood. Apply to Lexington Grocery Co. 2t 1-3-24. FOR SALE One good as new Auto Knitter, also all wool socks at 60c per pair while they last. Write or see Mrs. W. B. Lamb, Asheboro, N. C. Rt. 1. 2t 1-10-24. Lost Small black and tan female hound, on Greensboro-Randleman road. $5 reward for information leading to recovery. John Mc- Mahan, East Green street, High Point, N. C. It pd. LOST A black hound doa with little brown on legs, a little tannish color. Will answer to name of Lou. Had a leather with twisted chain link "for collar, when disappeared four weeks ago Saturday. G. A. Bunting, Asheboro, N. C, Route 2, It pd. . . FOR SALE Thorough bred Wysn . .dotte Eggs, $1.25 for 15. Baby chicks ZOc each. Stock for sale. MRS. S. D. SURRATT, 8t pd 1-10-24 Mechanic, N. C. -uoa uotBuajxg oujMg jo 9Djjq attx u FOR SALE-Six room house near the Home Building rnd Material com pany in Asheboro. Lot 120x200. Price right, R. D. Auman,1 Station l;., nigh r-oint, N. C. 2t pd 1-10-24. FOR SALE Frost Proof Cabbage Plants, Early Jersey, Charleston and Extra Early. 250 for 60e: 600 for 75c; 1000 for $1.60; Post paid. Causey Parks, Pisgah, N. C. FOR RENT Three downstairs partly furnished in the C I. Cox residence. See Mrs. Bob Lewallen or Mrs. J. B. Ward. v- FOR SALE Remiagtoa ' typewriter. monm. S&U.TO. Typewriter desk with side drawers,, $10,00. Write or . T . w 2t.HQ-24. T" TM MULESr Bfalee-1 will have la s car W Jrlu . .,.'nfx. .Wednesday. . . . a" luu oi oroxa mules, and they are for .sale , or trade. Ageaf rem 4 to t rears old. Come to see them. Also 8 good mares. It pd f-i?:S -;.K. C FERREE. FOR SALE CHEAP-One gsed sec handFeH'K J' P?" overnifM tlw Apply to Bar. Jav W. C?, " ' ' iZ.Hli Ashebero, N. C. We wlU ' kave otW'ear 'loU - k' H Beiaresy, Jaaaary IJlk, !" ( rilESNELL AND YOIIIC ' I A - , - . Aaheboro, N. G ltV.s DaBy Except Saaday taw l;45 'a. m- ASerdeen, L.U . sA laUrmiiata puinU conn!. 4 at Star to Jtaleigh, CharUue and 11. tersaaaVato poiata, -' . " Leave :30 pi tnAberdeea and La vtarniediaU poinUJ"t . . ' , Arrive X:0Q p, aa. . , . ', Arrive 8:25 p, nu JLheertleen an4 io- tennediaie aouua, , , - i . ; For tickets, puttman reservations and tnfonnatioa address ar apply te . : w. L D. ByiUUiEADf Ageat, - f Chiropractor; 1 1 , u t First National Bank BuDdina) V ;';iAaBbwr, HCJ-'j; Office hours, 9teltka.sadStof Phones; OflevttsVeakieBca. 241 ' DR. Fr G OtAYEX-X-Eye, Bar. Nose and Tareaf i.f" Ramaeur: . Monday. Wadnetdav anA'v s Fridayn, . , ., Asheboro: Tuesday, Thursday and Satnrday , - H -Hours: 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 b. m.- i Phoaes , -v-Asheboroo, No. 22-Ramsear Nfc HAMMER &M0SER Attorneys at tmjV ofVe.1 in Law Building, Ashebore, Subscribe to per year. 1 The Courier, -2.00 1 iii ia 1 Cru-mo Contains f Pnrified Mutton Tallow ' f a l .".V '.III-.'' f 'J.'. ','." r-Hf 1 - White and Will Not Stain NOTICE-BE-SALE bF- 4 F VALUABLE LOT By virtue of the power of sale con- tained in the. last will and testament of Addie C. McAlister, late of 3 the-, County of Randolph, State of North'; Carolina, which is to be -found Of ree-ra ord in Book of Wills No. 19, pages 259 and 260, in the office of the Clerld , of the Superior Court of S Randolph; . County, the, undersigned will sell at public Suction, to the- highest bidder, on the premises in theTownof-Aahe-i : boro, N. C:, at 11 o'clock A. 1L, onl Monday the -28th day of January, n ' 1924, the foUowing described lot: to-x w j wit: '-"Viv'H - " V One lot 22 feet wide both front and rear, frontine on tne JSast aide 01 North Fayetteville street, , adjoining; ' f the Asheboro Motor, Company propeiw ty and extending back about 167 leer to an alley. . , . f -r .y Terms of sale: One-third cash: one- third in six months and one-third in twelve months, -.with interest on the s deferred payments from date of sale,, rT all aook nf KunAw'a ivflnei '-.t'' -. A wa( naa VOD1I saw VWJU B VfJVIVaA ' ims sale is subject to better .bida as provided by Section 2691 -of the: Consolidated Stotutes of North Caro una, anu ine taws amenaatery tnere- of and supplementary thereto. The Highest bidder will be expected to de--posit ten pet cent (10 per cent) of f the amount of his bid in cash, or give' satisfactory, security tjierefor, as evi-f dence of good faith. The remainder of the first third of the . purchase . 5 rice to be paid as soon as the tenv ays have expired without a better ' wa unaer ine statute; Said ten per cent to be returned to the bidder in case a better bid be made- for the : property, sccording to law." . '--This is a re-sale ordered'- by the- Clerk Of thm Knn,rln I V.. u . T). ' dolph County, by reason of a five perl cent (6 per tent) better Tid havrng been offered for thd'nmnort: 'nm,,i and above the price, bid at. the - sale hwUrfore had, and aa bylawi pre- vided in such cases. - f- JJlS 8th d" anuarr.924. (MISS) MAY D. McALISTERTT : DWrix of Addles McAlister 8t 1-10-24. - r,"'" ' fi. THE PASSING OF LITTLE - . ... ry. ANNIE MAE CAUDLE l& fc( v' . saee t " (- , ' ' , . " j Oa the 10ti of December the death -angel entered the home of ilr. and j V J" A-B.' ChudJe. of Proximity and j -bore the aweet spirit of LtUe Annie I ae to realma of bliss. ,- v wa! 'rtn months old. and i' s ?Vv .of home he prile of a. 4 urn tamer and a - most ri-no' mother. . Oh What aa aching , in thow hearts! It can never be i ed for the sweet litUe face thryll , no more, , ' I i; I--. o ' She leaves two sisters, F Vlrcinlaj two brothers, Ai and Lrnest. . We bow in , to our Father;, m-ho c things well, One more ,ttr. 1 ,..'1 a:r " in- Tr n earth. . - Good-bye litUe 4lr',, f r jiiod bye i:t- .-in', aiae i will meet you r, -vu nay,., i,. i " try ths idie ,creii; h, , P'nt tome paturfs a ' Moore of Edgecomb C j? J: -16 i -i i -til ... .. Ml i 1. 5 t 'A-