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THE ASHEBORO COURIER, ASHEBORO. C.
Thursday, 2dy 17, X921-
Praia, A citu-Pw i
WANT COLUMN
ef iMml in the Ceaataaity.
Ne HmiSed edvartietag win k
f Ul n lock peetoffie Wxtt in
the Hit a Point portoffiee wiU ba in
creased October 1st. Box roUIi are
ea postoffiee receipt!. and
cine receipts of th High Point
Peter Davis tfUter. aged 70 Ttni tea for Ui taaa M teats aad all 0ffie hav increased considerably the ?!?
and 8 norths, died suddenly at hi 4ortJaeaW eeat la M ae- portofflee department has ordered the
noma in rantUavUie Sunday eveninr
Funeral services war conducted
raaiaeaicd y result aaca.
at
the M. E. chare Monday afternoon by FOB SALE Cabbage ad caJlarfl
.increase..
Itev. A. L, Locas, pastor of the M E.
chuic . at-liberty, aaaiitaj by Rev.
W. L. Scott, of fiaaaewr.
Mr. Luther waa bora in Union town
ship, this .county, and vas the son of
Sidnrr' C and Jane Luther. He was
twice married. His second marriage tf 7 3 24.
waa to Miss Alice Slack, of Franklin-1
vine ta 1910 and since that time he WANTED Sales aiea and Waeaea to Cleveland county is planning to make
power avauaoie to every
SPERO NEWS ' Big Wheat Retard - j Governor Charles W. Bryan af Ve-
rSrKiai wi'.p. &.v3?AS ?
visitm to V.eet Virginia aad Tan-- wuJru rwvM. v,-. . tention of reaimin liis nosition. IT.
un
a larga area-"Ther'eaea--,i nr;. ""nrT, iTTT
1 . n nutK nmnko ' Judjre N. A. Sinclair of Favette-
and Prise Winners, 10c per 100 w painfully injured Saturday J
delivered at Parrish Service Station, aiieraooa near Albemarle wnen Uie
Asheboro, every Saturday or mailed automobile in which he was nding
postpaid 200, 25c; 600, 60c; 1000, overturned and pinned him under
11.00. Causev Parks. Pisrah. N. C nenth.
Mrs. Allen Win slow, of Hlrh Ak-.v.i. i 1
Point, was the guest of Mrs. 6. A. if the crou aversjred bushels bar candidate for re-elect-
- - f A. L .
' . acre.
placed
The county board of agriculture of
made his home here.
Surviving axe the widow, one neph
ew, a sister, three grandchildren, and
one daughter who lives in Michigan.
W. C Jones and family and W. L
Jones and family left Wednesday
arning for Fort Bragg,
returnin St 7 20 24.
and
BUT Property in Greensboro
.home
morning for
Friday oy way of Biacoe, Troy
Badin.
Mrs. Foust, of liberty, is spending
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Barbara Slack.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Fentriss and
daughter, Miss Ollie, went to High
Point Friday, returning Sunday ac
companied by Miss Margaret York.
T. F. Jordan, President Franklin
ville Township S. S. Association, was
a visitor at Giles' Chapel Sunday Lime and clover will make the
school Sunday.
Mr. C. C. Brady and family spent
Sunday afternoon near Siler City at
the home of Mrs. Jina Fox.
Joe Fox, John Sumner, Clyde Jones
and Misses Fannie and Laura Sumner
and Mrs. Anna Fox were at Greens
boro last week.
sell Lad 'N Lassie Toggery, Wyant electric
way lingerie and caravel Knitted farmer in the county. A number of
sport suits. Write us the line or trunk power lines together with small
lines you are interested in. General individual plants in various sections
Sales Co., Room 60 Jenkins Hotel, of the eountv can ha tanned with
Asheville, N. C. 'little expense. It is said, so that the
i power lines may be run in all direc-
- tions making the current available to
IOT everv farmer who deidrea fx avail
Hughes lass Sunday.
A new bell has been
Bailey's Grove church.
Mr and Wra. ft S Farlnw.
Archdak, visited Mr. and Mrs-Gurney yeraey.belt perhaps the best wheat
Henaoclast .Sunday. i : .proxtodnr area of it size .fa the
Rev. Mx. Penn, pastor of Bailey'a . Wrr- '. 'XfX
jrevw cnurca, am not uu nis appoms i
In I ' Tbe f ana has been consistently Un
proved by the aae of ' lime and . te
of rumea. The farm is in the famous
ment last Sunday on account of being I . .P' rTey' ,Iorme,r, rvernor
called to Georgia to attend a funeral ?l??u,Aro.una preuoeny or a
MiM nrM pv.' mj. p-fc, : amBK ,n -nareswn was ncquiweo. in
Rooter, of High Point, eowt last Saturday of thargetr of
visited Mrs. Gurney Henson one dayivWtlT1I, c'' -lZiSL-
last week.
Mrs. Martha L. Tregdea Dead
connection with the failure of his
bank some months ago. It was charg
ed specifically that he received - de
posits when he knew the bank -was
insolvent "
ui uncsuiicuk i auu mmseiT or tnr nnnnmmirv ir th i j-n i r - . .
.T;" pT.:m- Z It" "Av resiaent oi ureensboro lor about
" .vbovuwio county in uk souin, II not in uie
with easy terms. Apply to H. B. entire country, to take this advanced
moore, wiin iixie rteaiiy jo, aia step.
1-2 souin Lim street, next to iNa
tional Theatre. Phone 8786.
farm
rich all over. Get "Mascot". The
Standard Agricultural Lime.
AMERICAN LIMESTONE CO.,
Knoxville, Tenn.
For Sale at Asheboro by W. C.
Cox.
eow 4t 6 12 24
WANTED To rent a trycide for
year old child for two weeks.
It The Courier.
Mrs. Martha L. Trordon. aved B0.
died at her home in Greensboro Sat-(
. Booker Co, of Martms
has beruh suit ajramat J. M.
19 Fielda. Randolnh farmer hvinr near
years. She was the wife of Thomas the Guilford countyiine, asking Judg
D. Trpgdon, a son of L. H. Trogdon ment for I87&80, alleginr that" the
of Worth ville. Surviving are the company purchased a quantity of seed
husband, one sister, Mrs. Zora Trog- peas and Deans from Mr.' Fields and
don of Greensboro, and four children, that the goods were not shipped. The
Funeral services were held at the defendant sent the companycheck for
Tabernacle church, this county, Sun- the amount of the order but same was
day afternoon by Rev. W. A. Barber, returned unpaid. '"-
tan te the governorship.
Talre'
Beware
of laahaltM T
"wag aov traele i
Miss Roeller Allred, of High Point, Cabbage, Collard and Tomato Plants.
Leading varieties, 250 35c: 500
50c; 1000 $1.00, all postpaid. Wal
ter Parks, Pisgah, N. C.
Was at home last week with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Allred.
Mr. and Mrs. Hug-h Maner. Miss
Pearl Burke and brother, Alton, spent 5t pd 7 10 24
. i i i . 1 1 i , .
uie ween-enu ac Wilmington ana ( .
Wrightsville Beach. Cabbaee. Tomato and Collard Planta
Mrs. C. J. Grimes, of Hieh Point. IS ! flnv mifl nt.it v tmiwri nniy nlonta
. . " I J "1 v j vvuss a,uT uaiwa
spending some time with friends and
relatives here.
The funniest show of the season,
The Marriage of the Midgets, or the
lorn inumo wedding, will be given 4t 6 26 24
under tne auspices of the Betterment
Society, at the high school auditorium
Friday evening, July 18th, admission
25 cents and 15 cents.
M. L. Allred and family motored to
Gibsonville Friday and Winston-Salem
.Monday.
properly grown for summer set
ting, 150 postpaid 25c; 500 post
paid 50c; 1000 postpaid $1.00. R.
O. Parks, Ulah, N. C.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE I have a
Ford Truck with dump bed will sell
at a bargain with or without the
dump or trade for automobile. The
truck has new tires all around. E.
T . . , , , I " ... v
rreston snaw, wno nas Deen taking 2t 7 10 24
treatment at Wilkerson Hospital,! .
came home Saturday and is getting FOR SALE 46 acres good farm land
along nicely. I t.v(1 f-ross tnwnRhin T,er T?t,.
dleman. Priced right for quick
sale. Terms if wanted. Marearet
1 Everything in Our Stock Except
hrocenes
Rankin, S. Ashe
N. C.
St., Greensboro,
Ladies Work at Home, Pleasant, easy
sewing on your machine. Whole or
part time. Highest possible prices
paid. For full information address
L. Jones, Box 2, Olney, 111.
It 7 17 24.
GRIST LEADS OVER SHIPMAN
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Cox were the
guests of B. F. Harden at Ramseur
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. A. V. Jones and family and C:
H. Julian and daughter, Katherine, 4t nd 7 17 24
Winston-Salem.
A few of our people attended the
Farmers, Rally Day speaking and
barbecue at Asheboro last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Patterson and John
McKinnon, of High Point, were vis
itors here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Craven, Miss
Mattie Buie and Garland Slack went
A. - I! 1 TT'll
if j YJ" aSr'-n J I Complete returns of Saturday's
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Garrison and - i : -o i. V
SL ; SS at1ndtd Grist and M- L Shipman for nomina-
preachmg service at Ramseur M. E. tion on democratic ticket for com-
liRy t to !missioner of labor and printing had
Charles Buie, of Troy spent Sunday not all reached Raleigh today. How-
at home with home folks. :everi complete returns from 29 coun-
. a T, dl ii i . . ties and incomplete returns from 27
Editor H. B. Phillips Visits Lexington others give Grist 45,198 votes and
tw tj t ti. ii r r iL Shipman 23,357. Indications are that
pi? v .. i,iipsi ea't0rT, 0f th1 the ex-service man will be nominated
Radio section of the Boston Post and by a majority of at least two to 1.
and Treatise on Trigonometry, has
been visiting his brother, Major Wade
H. Phillips of Lexington. Mr. Phil
lips has delivered numerous lectures
on "Radio" while in North Carolina.
Report of the Condition of
THE BANK OF LIBERTY
At Liberty, in the state of North
Carolina, at the close of business.
Card of Thanks Wm 30th, 1924.
Resources
We wish to thank our friends and Loans and discounts 278,680.11
neighbors for their kindness and sym- Overdrafts 199.35
patny during the sickness and ripnth uniteu oiaies Bonus ano
A ...... . 1 1
of our sweet little girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cox.
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION IN AUGUST
It is announced by officers of Ran
dolph County Sunday School Associa
tion that the annual County Sunday
School Convention will be held on
inursday and Friday, August 7 and
Liberty bonds 10.300.00
Banking houses, furniture
and fixtures 12,000.00
Cash in vault and net
amounts due from
banks, bankers, and
Trust companies 52,875.20
Checks for clearing 24.00
Total 364,078.6fl
Liabilities
8, in the Methodist church. Aahotvim Capital stock paid in 87.600.00
laung a prominent part on the aurpius iuna 8,000.00
6,682.75
80,240.86
program will be the following well Undivided profits, less cur-
known Sunday School workers: Miss rent expenses and taxes
Daisy Magee, Raleigh, Children's Di-L P11
vision Superintendent North Carolina ;Depoita subject to check,
Sunday School Association, and Prof. I individual
J. B. Robertson, Supt Cabarrus Coun-1 Cashiers checks outstand-
ty Board of Education, Concord. I te 1,287.92
In addition to these outside speak- sTinss deposits 219,015.18
ers a number of the most Prominent , accrued interest due de-
Sasrors ana sunaay School workers in
ie county will take part in the va-
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I We offer the f
! greatest bunch of j
j shoe bargains that I
North Carolina f
I has seen in many j
I days. j
I i
5
Goods Exchanged
Positively anything we
sell you during this
"Daddy Rabbit" Sale
will be exchanged, and
if we cannot fit or suit
you we will REFUND
YOUR MONEY TO YOU
ANY TIME DURING
THIS SALE. This does
not apply on goods sold
by the yard or on ladies'
dresses, suits or coats
that have been altered.
No refunds or exchang
es after the sale closes.
Em
IIINHIIIIIIIIIIIMIMHW
h Mis v -
i
. Sale will be for
cash or on approv-.
ed ' credit , to our,
regular customers
pi.
Our Guarantee
POSITIVELY ANYi
THING SOLLT .YOm
DURING; THIS "DAD.
DY RABBIT" SALE
has our guarantee of be
ing the very best . mer
chandise the market af
fords, and not one price
misquoted or one article
misrepresented. We
want you to take ad
vantage of . our great,,
saving we offer you, iaii
also trade with us in thef
future.
"DADDY" RABBIT
En
SALE CLOSES SAT. JULY 26th, 10:30 P. M.
In order that our inahy friends and customers may have every opportunity to avail; them-
wivea ox tne remarKaoie Dargama m our great uaaay Kaobit Sale, we havertlecided to con-
Poit
rious sessions of the cminntinn Total 1354ir78.M
in charge or the arrangements tor,01 01 norm uarouna, U)unty or
tne convention are Mr. H. B. Moore, Knaoipn, July loth, 192.
and Miss Hester Patterson, President! . R M- Brower. cashier of the
nd Secretary of the County Sunday aoova nmd bank, do soltmnly swear
School Association. These officers are that th abort statement is true to
requesting the co-operation of all.111 of m7 knowledge and belief,
pastors, superintendents and other! , B. M. BXOW1TB, Caahier.
Sunday School leaden in the effort te I Subscribed and aworn to before me,
make the convention a success.
fouowinff a plan started at the
count convention last year, the offi
cers have announced that affaia this
ear a nimnanc will
the Sunday School having present in
- tne convention the largtat number of
representatives' sixteen yean of af
' and ver aeeordlnf te the number of
. miles tmeledT Thf nurnber of reo-
, . sasentauves rrom eaca Bunday Scaooi
f will be multiplied by the number of
. , miles from that Church to the Coti-
i,. imiuun na uie - cunuav
. OA..I 1. 1 V - ft . M . . I.
.,." ituib; utm larjresc loiai will
X receive the pennant , It Is erpected
V , that there will be much friendly otn
, , petition for the pennant amona-. the
Hunday School of the county. The
' , Sunday school with which the conven
. Hon is held, and others within one
tnua, will not compete for the pennant
r Iftaae Stone of Mnnnt" VarnVm
. ; Pprintrs and Min Ethfl Welch, dsuj-h.
t-r of Mr. and Mrs, K. L. Welch of
Ore liill, were recently married at
,uer city. ; . ; ,
uua zotb day of July,, 1924, ; t t
C TROT SMITH, Notary Faille,
r. .vorrect Attrt: j,,
.... . G. A. FOSTER,'." '
J. 1 MARTIN, '". '
; ''.''. t-'--- DIrectora,'
ucr, ovrsn
. .- . -
baarlem oQ til teea t world
' wide remedy for kidncy,liver and
bladder disorders, rheumatlem,
lumbafio and uric acid conditions.
eorraet Irrtarnal troublra, rftmulate vital
orcana. Three ilaca. An dntciWta. IimM
on tbaoriinal gaouina Ooco Mkmu
26th. Don't miss ii tit is postively the greatest sale of first class merchandise - at bargain
prices ever offered to the people of this community. ; :r0::'': ,
Some &ma: SpmMMSmm,
f, a '" ' ' ' in i'ii'i" iin-ii ii I, ii !, j, '" i 'i nVi" '
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EXTRA SPEOAI PRICE
We have one special lot -of high-class
LaW Slipper- in n - sizes, colors
and shapes, one and two pairs of a
Idnd. Not one pair sold- for less
than $160 and on up to $5.00.
Your Choice-?
: 95c
EXTRA SPECIAL -PRICE
Have you seen our 1.00 and $15'
Wash.Silk! If .not, be sure to Bee ii,
because we have beautiful patterns
la It and the price we offer you it at
is less than it cost at the first of the
season. : ' , -
Your Choice "-
EXTRA SPECIAL PRICE
..t'.'.V : Vt, '-''fi'i -; .
One special Jot of nearly 200 pairs of
Xidfes' New7,Styhs'h';. Slippers; - that .'
sold from $3.00 io $3.75, in '-'ali ' the
.wanted leathers and'sizes.: They are.
Wonderful values ; be sure to see them '
Your" Choice- .'
51.95
mm
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Ramseur
Wc Save You Money ' - North Carolina
(IWj fc!. Copi,Ml br D. Htjr, EJ,l,h, N.C It net hfrlnj.).
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