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DOLLAR DAY A T FIRD’S Friday and Saturday 2nd, and 3rd October STORE FULL OF FINE EARLY FALL MERCHANDISE IN EV ERY DEPARTMENT. ALL ROADS LEAD TO EFIRD’S—OUR TWO GREATEST DOLLAR DAYS. ♦♦♦♦♦ SOME OF OUR DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS ! : 10 yards Good White Outing- Flannel. 6 yards wide Outing in light dress styles . $1 ...$1 ...$1 6 yards 25c quality pin stripe and pin check Dress Outing. tP-L 6 yards heavy Mottle Outing. 5 yards Fruit of the Loom Bleaching . 8 yards heavy quality Sea Isiand Sheeting. 5 Yards Cretonne For. 14 yards Apron Ginghams . 10 yards 32-in Dress Ginghams . $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 5 yards Ladies’ Cameo Long Cloth. 6 yards 20c quality Pajama Check 5 large Turkish Towels . 6 yard light and dark Dress Style Anderson Outing Flannel . $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 $1 1 pair Ladies’ Full Fashioned Silk Hose, leading colors. V-l 2 pair Children’s 50c 3-4 Novelty QQ _ Sport Hose. OOv 8 yards unbleached Canton Flannel .... 6 yards extra heavy bleached or unbleached Canton Flannel. 2 pair Ladies’ Fashioned Seamed Silk Hose. READY - TO - WEAR Our entire second floor is alive with the finest in Ladies’, Misses and Children’s Ready-to-Wear, all marked special prices for the two big Dollar Days. We will give $1 off on any Lady’s Dress or Coat, priced be tween $9 and $14. Dollar Day Friday and Satur day we will give $2 off on any Lady’s Dress or Coat priced be tween $15 and $22.50. $1 off on any Miss’s or child’s Coat priced between $6 and $10. Special Rack of Fall Dresses and Coats— $3.95, $4.95, and $5.95 ▼ 1 New Silk Dollar Days Canton Crepe, Big lot of new Canton Crepe, still good for fall wear, fine quality, all silk in the latest vogue colors, per yard. $2.18 Crepe de Chine, a big lot new crepe de chine, all silk in all the new fall colors and vogues, a real value while it lasts, per yard . ., $1.59 Black Satin, 36-in. Black Satin all silk, special. $1.35 Flat Crepe, a wonderful assortment of ex traordinary quality of flat crepe-de-chine, <# '• rich, new Fall colorings AfT J priced as low as.j SHEETS AND BLANKETS I At prices that have never been offered be fore for equal quality. 81x99 extra long seamless shefets Friday and Sat urday, while they last. Four 42x36 Pillow Cases, worth 40c each.... $1 $1 72-inch $1.25 Table Damask Only.. ...., T Five extra size Turkish Towels For. 66x80 Nashua, two stork blankets, pair.. Carolina 66x80, Part Wool, plaid blankets, $5 value ... 72x80 Nashua Sunset Plaid Blankets. Chatham 66x80 $6 Blankets For... ■ $1 $2.75 $2.75 $3.35 $4.95 Great Stock of Shoes Men’s New Fall Shoes, Special Value— $3.95 $3.95 “d $4.95 Ladies’ New Shoes— BENCH SHOW , p_ The fifth annual Randolph County Bench Show was held at , the Fair Grounds September 24th, and 60 dogs were benched. Maj. R. T. Stedman, Winston-Salem, judged Pointers and Setters. Mr. M. Tate and Mr. Hinkle, Greens boro, judged Fox Hounds and Beagles. The championship ribbon for the best dog in the show was won by “Plumgoodun”. This is the third con secutive year this handsome dog has won this honor and his owner, Mr. W. W. Lindley,;announced tn-»t he is now retired from further competition at this show. To date “Plumgoodun” has met and defeated over five-hundred dogs. It is gratifying to note the marked improvement in .-hooting dogs from year to year. While not as many were benched, as in previous years, the quality was far superior. Below is;a list of the winner- and owners: Pointers , Puppies—“Whip", J! W. Meredith, Trinity, First, Doers—“Plumpr ilun” W. W. Lind ley. First; “Sennator Frank”, J. M. Little, High Poi Second; “Rap” C. Ru*h, Third. Bitches—“Appleiuite” W. W. Lind ley, First; “Wyatt- Betts” J. W. Mere- ! dith, Second; “Carolina Pat” C. Rush, Third. Setters Puppies—“Peggy”, J. W. Meredith, j First. Dogs—“Pugh's Duke”, H. G. Pugh, First; “Wilkes Jim”, J. M. Little, Sec ond; “Ben’s Sport". J. M. Little, Third. Bitches—“Friskv Freckles”, H. G. Pugh, First; “Lou”, H. G. Pugh, Second; “Lady Sport”, Arch Briles, Third. Fox Hounds Puppies—“Lead”, Baxter Rich, | First; “Buck”, Baxter Rich, Second; “Lead”, Fred McGee, High Point, j Third. Dogs—“Rube”, W. S. Walker, First; j “Dick” Rufus Betts, Second; “Jip”, | Fred McGee, Third.. Bitches—“Flora”, L. B. Garner, j Coleridge, First; “Flora, “Rufus Betts, j Second; “Vic” J. W. Morgan, Third. Beagles Dogs—“Sport”. Ernest Graven, First; “Brownie”, Glen Winningham, Second. Bitches—“Fanny”, Zell Brown, First; “Flora”, T. E. Macon, Second. A. O. FERREE, Supt. rXlly day Rally Day will be observed at the ' Methodist Protestant church Sunday, | October 4th. Sunday school at 9:45. | Communion service will be held by ! the pastor, Rev. Paul S. Kennett, at j 11:00 o’clock, a. m., at which time the j doors of the church will be opened. A special Rally Day program will j be rendered at 7:30 Sunday evening, j ! The public is cordially invited to at- j tend all services. _ Family Reunion i There will be a family reunion at j the home of George Foust, a highly j respected colored citizen of Seagrove, i Route 2, the second Sunday in Octo- | ber. All relatives and friends of the | J family are invited to come and bring' i well filled baskets for the picnic din- j j ner. Among the relatives are Joseph | i Suggs and Hannah Foust, who are ex- | ! pected to be present. 1 NOTICE OF TAX SALE Pursuant to an order of the Board of Commissioners of the town of Franklinville, North Carolina, the un- j dersigned tax collector of said town, will on Monday, the 2nd day of No vember, 1925, beginning at 12 o’clock, M., sell at the courthouse door in Randolph County, North Carolina, at public auction, to the highest bidder according to law, the real estate owned by delinquent tax payers in said town as follows, at the location indicated as hereinafter mentioned, for the non payment of municipal taxes due the said town of Franklintille, for the years 1922, 1923 and 1924. The, amount of said taxes, including costs j is as set forth below, opposite the; i name of the tax payer: , 1922 Taxes J. C. Kivett, 1 town lot . .<.$5.201 1923 Taxes , J. C. Kivett, 1 town lot... $5.20 IW. H. Tippett, 1 town lot- $5.05 i 1924 Taxes J J. C. Kivett, 1 town lot.$5.20 , ' W. H. Tippett, 1 town lot ..., $5.05 B. I. Parham, 1 town lot ...... $3.70 This notice of said is given in com pliance with the requirements of the Statutes in such caaes made and pro vided. All persons are hereby given notice and hereby required to take no- [ j tice and be governed thereby accord ingly. * This the 26th day of September, ' 1925. ‘ H. A. WEST, Tax Collector. ’ 4t 10 1 25 NOTICE-—BIDS INVITED The Town of* Asheboro, N. C., in vites bids for the following items to be furnished ITEM ONI Equipment brackets No. E. form 8 1 with 123 Li( 127 complete with G. dux units equipped Albaster ripple globe inetal canopies, L L. Attention B. T. P. U. Member. Randolph county district of the Piedmont Associntional B. Y. P. U* will meet %t Franklinville Baptist church next Sunday, October 4th, at 3 p. m. All B. Y. P. U. members from Ramseur, Liberty, Randleman, Asheboro and Franklinville are urged to attend and any Baptist church in the county that does not have a union is invited to send a delegate to this meeting. If any uhions have been organized that are not mentioned above, these are requested to meet with us. Our last meeting at Randleman was a great success and we hope to make this one still better. All unions are requested to bring a ' report of all the work done since the last meeting and also bring your whole union to this meeting. Special music will be furnished by the Franklinville union and a special ad dress is being prepared by an enthus iastic worker. Hear him. P. D. BUCK, President, Randolph District. ! _ Court In fen Counties Superior court terms are open this week in ten North Carolina couhties. One of these counties is Montgomery. The term attracting state-wide inter est is the special term in Rockingham for the trial of W. B. Cole for the kill ing of “Bill” Ormond, ex-service man and suitor of Cole’s daughter. Ufa Children Who Become Six Yearn Thankegiving May Attend AohebwV City School. At a meeting of the school boar* Tuesday evening it was ordered that children who will become six yea,, old by Thanksgiving may attend the Asheboro city school provided they enter at once, and provided they bring a doctor’s certificate that tW are physically able. W. H. McMAHAN, Supt T. G. Williamson, of Stedman, wa* crushed to death Saturday near Pay. j etteville between the wheels of hit 1 wagon when he jumped off the ve hicle as the mule he was driving \ started to run away. ^ J Why Gum-Dipping is so Important to Car Owners GUM'DIPPING—the Firestone extra process builds into tires extra quality by impregnating and insulating every fiber of every cord with rubber. " This exclusive method is carried out in special Gum-Dipping plants, after which the cords are put through the usual calen dering process. 1 By this method, added strength and flexibility are imparted to the cords, mak ing Gum-Dipped Balloons most service able and enduring over rough roads. Save money—buy Gum-Dipped Balloons now—while prices are low. MOST MILES PER DOLLAR RED STAR SERVICE STATION Asheboro, AMERICANS SHOULD PRODUCE THEIR OWN RUBBER .... i>*«ianir 11 w1 rtii iihiMMMAiiiiiMiiiiMtiiiiiftiafaiaiaBiiiiMiii RANDOLPH MOTOR COMPANY > SUCCESSORS TO ASHEBORO MOTOR CAR CO. THE UNIVERSAL-CAR M AUTOMOBILES TRACTORS SERVICE I ’ [ .IS THE FOB RE ALWAYS THE a GUARANTEED. HIS BEING SATISFIED. A WE DO AND YOU ARE NOT JOB IS FINl^^^. .. _ Ml;
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