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abobort, N. C
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Phones: Office. 60; residooco, 141
A. L. GRUNDMAN
Granite Monumental and Build
ing Work
Cement Work A Specialty
HIGH POINT, N. C
Sell your Real Estate
THE AUCTION WAY
FRANK A. HENLEY
Real Estate Auctioneer
Box 843
HIGH POINT, N. C
WILFRED C. CARR
Optometrist
EYES EXAMINED
GLASSES FITTED
Office over Bank of Randolph
ASHEBORO SATURDAYS ONLY
NORFOLK SOUTHERN RAILROAD
PASSENGER SCHEDULES
Effective January 28, 1928
Asheboro, N. C
Daily Except Sunday
Leave 8:45 a. m. Aberdeen, Ellerbe
and intermediate points connects at
Star for Raleigh, Charlotte and in
termediate points.
Leave 3:30 p. BP Aberdeen and in
termediate points.
Arrive 1:00 p. m.
Arrive 3:25 p. m: Abeerdeen and ia
termediate points.
For tickets, pullman reservations and
information address or apply to
i L. D. BURKHEAD( Agent,
Asheboro, N. C
FLOWERS FLOWERS
r Ford the Florist
High Point, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. Hammer
Representative
for Randolph County
Phones 11 and 144
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OOUNTT COMMISSIONXXS U M. Craaford X days eowUy
$1
Ben S. Lambert, construc
tion
iatersiate Con. Co., same .
J. W. Wicker, maintenance
R. E. Moffitt, same
R. L. Richardson, same
Walter R. Brown, same
H. N. Brooks, same ...
W L Coltrane, same .
C. W. Craven, same . .
J. M. Harrison, same .
S. A. Pickett, same
J. R. Auman, same
R- J. Lawrence, same
(C M. Btaley, a day county
U0.00
SjLSDLUMAN ROLTX S SEWS
, (inferred frosa Uat ism.) '
Mr. TVsteher BaabU and famfly
Sifted were visiton ia Asheboro, Eafcard
II 47.89 . ixwa, coDvtjmg pn- arte moon.
654.22 oners $16.00' Mr. and Mrs. Tom WBUamtf and
15&00 S- D Low, boarding prison- Mrs. McPhersoo spent Sunday afcer-
$117 50 crt $405.00 noon with Mr. and Mrs. Derrvor
$6&93 - w- Aakworth, capture still.. $5.00 Brows. n PpC3
$125.00 B- Brown, conveying in mate Mias Pansy Hensley, of Hign
$94 40 Morganton $27.70 Point, was the guest of Misa Lttey
t7R 00 u- B. brooks, rod, for jail . . $1.76 Spinks last Thursday.
$5725 Fox Furniture Co., 2 cots and
Mr. Thomas MePherson visited bis
$142.63
2 mattresses $12.50 brother. Mr. P. M. MePherson last
tinann 0. D. Lawrence, capture still.
T n VI' O 1 . :n
$118.10 X; " 'ICT' Pl"
$5.00 Saturday and Sunday.
$5,001 Lake Side Swimming Pool opened
$9870 B. Tilley, janitor court :last Sunday and as the weather was
S D Surratt same 162.25 ou.w rra iv wa nijuw ujr irg crowu
v.. d;-j . i oa aa A. C. Cox. cash advanced for in- iin bathing.
a t DvfJic tini'ii mate to Morganton $30.00 Miss Jewel Millikan and Miss Ha-
u t' v. . tiQftn A. C. Cox, May Mileage $4.75 sel Vuncannon were the guests of
J H Cot 1 $50 00 Asheboro Drug Co dregs for jail I Misses Lucy and Minnie Spinks ne
M7 i r.V t9n pnsoiwrs $7.95 , day the latter part of last week.
r-'vik. Mti r,,iKrt So. Crown Mill, mdse. county Mr. George Bulla, of High Point,
.ik. i,9cn home $29.60 visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Asheboro Hdw. Co., repairs and J - c- Hammer, mdse county
tool $16.70 nme vlS.78
Asheboro Wheelbairow Co., re-
P. F. Miller, hauling tiling
$4.50
nn R. C. Johnson, mdse county
J. C. Kirkman, cash advanced for honML ' V V - "i" .', lo-7
construction $661 U0 md; Matenal Co., ice box
J. C. Kirkman, salary and for re- J hom 16.00
pairs $219.74 onnK. mos county
UVKIC
North State Culvert Co, repairs $12.00
$6.75
HAMMER & MOSER
Attorneys at Law
Offices in Law Building, Asheboro.
Cru-mo Contains Purified
Mutton Tallow
fcRU;MQf
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White and Will Not Stain
a t. Tv y- 1
w. a ir r,o Asneooro urug uo., mase county
2 $71 50 ome $7.56
First Nath" Bank," interest on note ' Asheboro Grocery Co., mdse for
No. 1 $97.50 UJ hme - ?71-32
J. H. Caveness, repairs for tools $5.40 rf4 Hdw- Co' mdse- county
Doak Finch, 3530 ft lumber $105.90 . 1 ' V 1 1 V' -; " ' V -"
W. A. Ward, labor on bridge $28.84 Asheboro Ice A Coal Co., Ice. . $4.30
Bud Lowe, 22 days labor .... $67.76 Asheboro Bank t Trust Co.,
C. T. Luck, 1 1-2 days labor -. . $7.50 kets $17.00
Lou Cranford, 26 days labor $80.00 "
Grady Loww, 23 days labor .. $70.84 THE SIXTY-EIGHT CONGRESS
C. P. Smith, 2 days labor .... $SU00 ADJOURNED SATURDAY NIGHT
Hobert All red, same $80.00
Bill Lovell, same $80.00 ro., .aa j. o.; .
. F. York, 246 ft lumber . . . $7.88 ci i t .-
uiK.oa.i iiuiuw S um VreDresentatlVM in thA last hntir. nf fk
Oil $45.55 sosoinn W - J
oilJ,0', SSme $12f to relieve the farmer and to re-
o.o..utt v,., f0rm the reclamation policy of the
H. A. Holms, same $14.75 ,mm,4. w i J;j
L, Cornehson, labor on road 412.00 ciency bill dovm m defeat fa the
D W. Bulla, labor 1 mo. construe- race againgt time but a spedal re
"Oil S1UU.UU artn4-;rt naeoaJ i fk- M;4-An U..
R & Moffitt, construction $492.85 house to
ureensDoraiyjuiy ixews, auv. priation available rerardless. was
Bridge bids ....... . $4.t5 ost in the Mnate- I
General Fund I Mnnv nthar measures inrhiAintr tha'
J. W. Howell, R. R. fare to bill authorizinir construction of eitrhti
Confederate reunion $16.07 new cmisers the remodeling of i
M. J. Hughes, R. R. fare to several battleships and the deficiency!
Confederate reunion $16.07 .nnmnriitinn hill
J. W. Ellis, same .Ho'!? begin operation of the bonus law and
9.0X sa,ary '2?aa fT many tner purposes failed in the
A. M. Cox, same $75.00 final crash whirh nutnmnfirsllv muinil
D. M. Weatherly, same $166.66 at 7 p m
W. A. Lovett, same $100.00
Lee M. Keams, same $166.66
Iola Lowdermilk, same $75.00 MUKIH5KS l-VKTY CH1LUKJSN
L. D. Bulla, auditing C. S. C. I . . m
report $42.00 niJwuai .UKor, a trainer or ponce
Asheboro Courier, printing tax dogs, of Vema, has been taken into
' 4. I 1 "it A. 1 1
notices $18.83 cusway cnargea wiin uie muraer 01
Cranford Stull & Co., part print.
Co. Auditor $150.00
Asheboro Printing Co.", stationery
for county offices $54.65
Observer Printing Co., Record
Books $50.38
H. M. Robbins, part payment, Co.
Attorney $100.00
Asheboro Hdw. Co., repairs,
jail $9.30
M. E. Ashworth, burial pauper $20.00
J. B. Ward, repair work court
house $7.85
M. G. Edwards, eradication tu
berculosis in cattle $227.60
Lee M. Keams, postage $8.95
W. D. Stedman & Son, case toilet
paper $7.25
J. V. Hunter, county physician $75.00
Town of Asheboro, water and
lights $35.40
W. ri. West, poll tax refund . . $2.00
Board of Education, transfer $3501.03
Randolph Telephone Co., phone
rent $19.50
E. S. Millsaps, Jr., county demons
trator $66.66
F. L. Scott, tax refund $2.00
McGree Mining Co., tax refund $10.00
Preston Vuncannon, tax refund $3.00
L. M. Stout, tax refund $4.67
C. C. Cranford, 3 days county
commissioner $12.00
E. B. Ieach, 3 days county com-
I. Bulla recently.
Mr. and Mrs . Pearl Cox visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Cox
last Saturday and Sunday.
King Tutt Filling Station is pro
gressing nicely under the manage
ment or Mr. Jessie Spinks
Mr. Will was a business visitor in
Asheboro last Saturday,
Mrs. Elisabeth Jordan was the
guest of Mrs. Willie Jordan one day
the latter part 01 last. week.
Mr. Hazel Bonkemeyer is taking
treatment in the High Point hos
pital.
.COTTON SUIT JET.
nut V. ' u
T aecsrt aeeurai aad trust wartky
hfwrtin rtlaliv to tt Mst of
rn&micf eottoa, tb Borou of Ar-
I w Wu 1 11 I U in I 1
eo-oparaaac ia uw ueparunent or , f - -
ArrifnltiLra eonomiea at tM Stan Inn"'
Collar of Arricuitare ia making a
study of eottoa growing ia the terri-
tear around Benaoa. Cotton larmau
JokMoa and Harnett counties will be
studied in the survey.
ASHEBORO DRUG CO.
Asheboro, N. C.
High Point College
High Point College is co-educational. It has a well
trained faculty. Courses leading to the A. B degrea.
Spedal courses offered in the fine arts. Building new,
and fire-proof. Reasonable rates. Catalogue sent an
application.
R. M. ANDREWS, D. Acting President
HIGH POINT,
NORTH CAROIJNA
TrI 11 iai TSMi rai rn ran rai ran KVTHSjn temi m im can lannaiminfMiniMlmiEsnniiniraiia
OUR GU
PROOF INSTEAD OF
PROMISES
forty children ranging from ten to
thirteen years of age. Zukor, taking
advantage of the plight of starving
peasants, induced the parents to give
him their children, especially girls.
He promised homes for the unfortun
ate children where they would be
clothed and well fed. When some of
the parents suddenly appeared at the
home of Zukor to see their children
they were informed that the families
to which the girls had been assigned
had moved to other parts of the
country. One mother of a little ten
year old girl saw some of her ehfld's
wearing apparel Hanging in aojcors
room and immediately demanded po
lice authorities to make a search- of
the premises. The bodies of eighteen
girls were found in one room. lhe
remains of seven boys were found
in the garden. A preliminary hear
ing developed that Zukor had murder
ed forty children since last June. The
girls had first been outraged.
In some things we must be satisfied with promises, but
where money is involved NOTHING SHORT OF PROOF
IS ENOUGH,
Imagine paying for a promise the same amount of money
that will buy the proof ! Think of buying a "bond secured
by first-mortgage's on income-earning properties, but
with only the promise of safety, as against a 6 per cent
First Mortgage Real Estate Bond with every dollar of
principal and interest guaranteed to maturity!
A Promise means the Hope of Safety.
A Guarantee means the knowledge of safety. That's
what you get in our Guaranteed 6 per cent First Mort
gage Real Estate Bonds, which we have for sale in de
nominations of $100 and up.
Card of Thanks.
I wish to thank Dr. and Mrs. Wil
kerson and the nurses in the Randle
man hospital for their kindness to
me while I was a patient ther. May
God bless each one of them.
ANNA MAY BEANE.
Central Loan and Trust Company
Capital and Surplus $500,000.00
W. W. BROWN, Secretary and Manager
- BURLINGTON, N. C
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SATURDAY, J
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2 El.
We will Sell 60 BEAUTIFUL H0MESITES at Auction in Asheboro, N. C.
This property, owned by D. 0. Nance, formerly known
as the Moore property, is located on the cement highway
on North Fayetteville Street just outside the city limits.
A few years ago Asheboro was a struggling little Tillage
with apparently very little prospects.
TODAY it is a beautiful little ity ithes of good
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North
: AsHEBORb's greatst;sale;
treets, water, sewer, electrical power, e&, and is one of
forth Carolina's banner towns. u vv.vrv.-: -r- -
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FIVE YEARS from now the property on the cement
highway leading towards High Point and Greensboro
will be lined with beautiful homes and neither love nor
money can buy iL . . ' , . '
BE PRESENT AT THE SALE, gafurday, June 21st, buy
a few of those beautiful lots", ahd.eap your she. $t
1 - Asheboro's
vision and foresignt must know that it is ohlyj a ' mat teV
of a slibrt time until suburban-property on f this ; great 7
ribbon of cement wIM tie ono'of ' hii -SreatwpbssessloiisV:
someihing he will be proud o include ineste!? t;
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