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Advertisements inserted for 1c per word each insertion. Cash in advance. LOST—A green silk and linen par asol, probably taken by mistake che night of the B. Y. P. U. Halloween party at Kiwanis Hall. One red foun tain pen, cap has heavy gold band, name has been scraped off barrel, iost between my home and high .school building or in building. Find er please return to Kathryn Barber and receive reward. WANTED: TEN THOUSAND AUTO owners to try "That GOOD GULF GASOLINE and SUPREME OILS". Auto owners note, cold mornings suick start, more pep and power, more miles per gallon. Buy GULF and be your own judge. 3-12t WE BUY OK SELL—AII kinds of real estate. We can get what you want or sell what you need at the right p»'ice. Sales conduct ed. A general real estr.tc- busi ness. See us before you buy or sell. CYCLONE AUCTION CO., Forest City. 52-tf FOR SALE—About 100 Poland China Pigs. Call and see them in front of Harrill & McDaniei's stable. Will be sold reasonable. Harrill & Doggett, Forest City. 7-4t Some great pictures are coming to the Movie. Read the program in to day's papenr. READ CAREFULLY Why a man quit using a Ford—* He died. B. B. Doggett NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC—We wish to notify our friends and patrons that Ernest Put nam who represented us as driver is no longer in our employ, Mr. Elmer Price has accepted the position formerly held by Mr. Putnam. Your continued pa tronage will be appreci ated. SHELBY STEAM LAUNDRY, Inc. F. R. Sanders, 7-2t Sec.-Treas* BLANTON& GREENE Real Estate Dealers and Promoters, invite their friends and investors to come up to the place where the beauty kettle Is bubbling over with scenic grandeur and the near-by mountains are acting as a filtering sta tion for impure air, We have an all-year-round climate and health is as- sured from natural causes. We are going to convert this community into a paradise on earth and it will sure be won derful to be here, Real Estate in this section is a safe proposition. Come and let us talk it over with you in the Moun tain City of natural ad vantages, which is Col umbus, N. C. , 8-tf VAN TED—To purchase a good Typewriter. Doggett & Champion. 8-31 COTTON SELLING TIME If you have sold your cotton, now is a good time to pay your subscrip tion to The Courier. 3-tf M. L. Edwards; Stover P. Ducnagan EDWARDS & DUNNAGAN LAWYERS Rutberfcrdton, N. C. Genera! Practice in State and Federal Courts, DR HELGA HAMPTON CHIROPRACTOR Mond.-iy, Wednesday and 3 p. m. to 5 p. m. Office formerly occupied by Dr. Jar rett, Forest City, N. C. Telephone 67, Ruth. 8-2t DR. C. S. McCALL Dentist New Lady Assistant Office Over Farmers Bank DR. FRANK R. WILKINS Dentist Next to P. 0., Forest City, N. C. Over Dalton Bros.' Store. Dr. RALPH R. HOWES Dentist New Poole Building Telephone ISS FOREST CITY, N. C. * COURTNEY & HIGHTOWER * Funeral Directors and Em- * * balmers. * Avondale, N. C. * * Located in Wells Bros. Store. * All Calls Responded to * Promptly—Day or Night. * Hearse Service Rendered * * Promptly. * ******** ** * i READ CAREFULLY Why a man quit using a Ford—He died. B. B. DOGGETT. The Round Hillian Published by Senior Class Round Hill Academy. Subscription 25c School Year. Mail orders for subscription, or advertising to J. M. SMART, Union Mills, N. C. "IS. \1 if HUNT'S GUARANTEED \ SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES (Hunt's Salve and Soap), fail in f *i_f // the treatment of Itch, Eczema, Vv £/} Ringworm, Tetter or other itch ing ekin diseases. Try thic treatment at our risk. REINHARDT DRUG CO. - ' -fc ♦> *> »■■«>.■&>♦» | ECK & STEVENS | Certified Public Accoun- $ £ tants ♦ Gastonia, N. C. % OsK*£ Forest City Lodge No. 381, A. F. & A. M. W Regular Meeting Datev 2nd and 4th Tuesdays Members and Visitors Urged to Attend. Opens Sport Aren^ The mammoth new Square Garden opens its doors to sport throngs. Here is Tex Rick ard, promoter, posing in hockey re galia, first sport he will stage in new arena. SOUTH AMERICAN COFFEE NAMED "LAKE LURE' Chimney Rock, Dec., I.—That business men of South America are sentimental and seldom forget is at tested by the receipt by Dr. Luciun B. Morse, of sample packages of Bra zilian coffee sold under the trade mark name of "Lake Lure" compli mentary to the local development project by that name. It is recalled that a year ago last k une the motorcade of the State High way Commission, guided by Chairman Frank Page, of Raleigh, gave the road representatives from twenty for eign nations of Central and South America, a thousand mile journey over the good roads of North Caro lina. The party, numbering well over a hundred, and including prominent foreigners, were dinner guests of Dr. Morse on top of Chimney Rock. Here was pointed out where it was propos ed to create Lake Lure by the erec tion of a concrete dam 104 feet high just five miles below Chimney Rock. The representatives from Brazil where this coffee comes from were The Charge d' Affairres of Brazil, Dr. Don Samuel de Sousa Leao Gracie, Timothea Penteado, Theodore Aug usto Ramos, Limo Campos and Sam pai3 Correia. It is presumed that it was through their influence that a high grade export coffee should be named after Lake Lure in Western North Carolina, although definite word has not yet been received. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE. Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by Echas and wife, Tommie Wilkins, on the 27th day of August, 1923, to W. V. Har rill, said deed of trust being on rec ord in the office of the Register of Deeds for Rutherford county, N. C., in Book W. 13, at page 233, and de fault having been made in the pay ments of said indebtedness, secured by said deed of trust, I the under signed Trustee, will on the 4th DAY OF JANUARY, 1926 within the legal hours at the courts house in Rutherfordton, N. C., sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following real estate, to wit: A certain tract of land lying and eing in Cool Springs Township, Ruth erford County, N. C., and more parti cularly described and defined as fol lows: Adjoinging J. R. Morrow on the South, Tom Goode and W. V. Harrill on the West and J. R. McDaniel on the North and bounded as follows: Beginning on a stone and pointers on old corner and runs North 68 1-2, West 8.95 chains to a pine stump in the field; thence North 83. West 8.08 chains to a stone on old corner; thence with old line South 35,, West 12.60 chains to a stone; thence South 65 3-4, East 10.82 chains to a black gum; thence North 68 1-2, Eas>t 10.50 chains to the beginning, containing 12 and 56-100 acres, more or less. This, the 2nd day of Dec. 1925. L. L. Womack, Tru-stee C. O. Ridings, Atty. 8-4t READ CAREFULLY Why a man quit using a Ford—He died. B. B. DOGGETT. "SERVICE" "I beseech you therefore, brethren., by the mercies of God, that ye pre sent your bodies a living sacrifice, holy, acceptable unto God, which is your reasonable service."—Rom. 12:1. As you think of the word "service" what does it mean to you? What are you serving and how are we to serve? There are many, many ways in which we can serve Christ. And may it be Jesus Christ that we serve. May we serve Him only for Christ has told us that we cannot serve two masters, for either we will hate the one and love the other; or else we will hold to the one and despise the other. First, let me say that we may serve Christ by helping others. "By love, serve one another." How many of us try each day to make some one happy? Just a smile or a word will ofitimes make someone happy. We think of self too much and forget God, our loving Saviour and ethers. May we place God first, then others and lastly self. May dear Jesus help us to live each day that we may live fox* others. We never lose anything by doing little deeds of kindess. If there are those that hate us and say unkind things about us it is our duty to pray for them and to love them. Oh! that we all had that great and tender love in our hearts that Jesus has. If \\{e could then we would be willing to forgive at all times. Of course it is very hard indeed to love and pray for those that hate us. The real true Christian can and we must do so in order to be Christlike and to serve Him who loves and bestows His bountiful blessings upon us all. Always be thinking of others and in the end may we forget the crown we've won while thinking still of oth ers. Once a little girl, whom I shall call Mary, was sick all the time and could not get out and play as other little boys and girls did. She sat all day long in a chair by the front window or front door and watched the little giris and boys pass, going from place to place. And many times she could see them carrying beautiful flowers and Oh! how she longed for the beau tiful flowers. One day as one of Mary's little girl friends was passing she stopped in to see Mary. She car ried in her hand a beautiful red rose. Poor little Mary wanted the rose, so she was given the beautiful rose. It made her so happy and not only her but the one that gave it was just as happy. Why do you suppose she was happy? Just because she had done a deed of kindness and by doing this deed she received great happiness. It |is just the same way with our own lives. When we do good deeds we receive great joy. Mary's little friend left and went back to her oth er little boy and girl friends and told them what she had done. They all planned some way in which they could make little Mary still happier. The next day as Mary wa s sitting by her window what do you suppose she saw coming. It was many of her little friends coming with hoes, shovels and different tools to work with, also flower seeds, to make Mary a flower garden. Can't you just im agine how Mary's heart was over flowing with joy. The flowers were planted and each day they were wat ered by the little boys and girls. Now Mary was happy and forgot about be ing sick and all her troubles. These little boys and girls had found an opportunity to make some one happy. Just such wonderful op portunities are hidden in your own lives, dear friends. Will you not make up your mind and make your life a useful one? Christ says "Knowing that whatso ever good thing any man doeth, the same shall he receive of the Lord, whether he be bound or free." Christ also tells us, "He that over cometh, keepeth my works unto the end, to him will I give power over the nations." "Be ye kind one to another, ten derhearted, forgiving one another, even as God, for Christ's sake, hath I forgiven you." Let u s not only serve Christ by helping 1 others, but let us serve Him by worshiping Him and giving Him our money and talents, by obeying Him, by prayer and there are many 1 other ways we might mention. We all have a great task before us. We all have different works and it is our duty to go ahead and develop that talent which God has given us whether it be great or small. Be like Peter and say, "Such as I have give I unto Thee" and God will ask no more of us. i In serving Christ we have many, | many temptations but may we put on ! the whole armour of God and the , breastplate of righteousness, that we |may be able to stand against the I wiles of Satan and above all may we take the shield of faith. May we not do our deeds just to be praised by men but may we do them because it is the sincere desire to our hearts and because we love Christ. Let us give Him all the honor. For we owe it all to Him. Are you willing to consecrate your service this day unto the Lord? Let us resolve this day that we will serve Him. who died for us all. more and try to do always the things He would have us do. May we lay ourselves upon the altar of God and let Him use us in the ways He sees best. Let us all be faithful servants always carrying a smile and a song on our lips, helping the world each day to smile and sing. And when our work here on earth is done and the death angel calls us home may we hear that sweet and welcome voice say, "Well done thou good and faith ful servant." HOW ARE WE USING OUR TIME? "Life is not something with which we can do as we please, but some thing that has been entrusted to us, which we are to invest in the best possible way for Him who gave it." Time is what we live in, it is a sec tion cut out of eternity for us. Time defines for us the limits in which our work must be done. We should make the best use of our time; but it is one thing that most of us do not value as we should. Do we own our time? No, our time, all of it, belongs to God. (All things were created by Him and for Him. Col. 1:1 G.) And we must use it as His stewards. We must use our time to help bring in the King dom of God. Let us examine ourselves and see just what we are doing. How much time do we, as students, spend in communing with God, either in pray er or Bible reading? Do we need our daily Bible readings laid down in the B. Y. P. U. quarterly? Do you give God the time that is due Him? Are we Christians every day or just Christians on Sunday? How much time do we devote to the promoting of God's Kingdom? We must use our time in doing more of God's will. We can do more of God's will here on the campus by seizing every opportunity of contributing to the good of others. It may be in helping and cheering a classmate, by giving him a lift, a kind word, a look of sympathy or a smile. How much time do we spend in serving others? We would all profit by following the motto, "God first, others second and self third." For after all there is only one thing in life that is worth while and that is serv ice. Service to God and our fellow men. Real happiness comes when we forget ourselves while serving others. The happiness of life is made up of little courtesies, little kindnesses, pleasant words, good wishes and good deeds. Is your life a happy one? If not try serving others and you will find joy in living. The moments in which we are liv ing are the best things that we have. Going To Make Hay, Mr. Merchant? This season is one of the most prosper ous in years. The purse of the nation is full to overflowing and their hearts are charged with the Christmas spirit and the desire to buy. Christmas lists are already made out and are bigger and longer than ever before. Shoppers are perplexed with the annual problem, "WHAT WILL I GIVE." Anxiously they search the ads—seeking gift suggestions. If you have anything to sell, advertise it now for the big buying season is at hand. The sun is shining, Mr. Merchant! Advertise and make hay! The Forest City Courier will carry your message into the homes of Rutherford county. For the benefit of advertisers The Cour ier carries the most complete cut service of any country newspaper in the State. Phone 58 and a representative will call and prepare your Christmas advertising. They are ours, that is they have been entrusted to us. How are we using these moments? We as stewards, while here preparing for future life, forget that we are living today. While it is true that we are preparing for a greater life, we should not put off the tasks until tomorrow that we should do today. We should he about our work at all times. We are living now. But what kind of a life are we liv ing? Is it a life that is pleasing to God? Why not begin now to make our lives what we have planned for a long time. We can find no better time than this hour. Life is short. Let's make it count for the most. Every one can do much, here in school, on the campus or else where toward making a better day. As a prayer of self dedication we suggesc the use of Frances R. Haver gal's great hymn, which begins with these words: ''Take my life and let it be Consecrated, Lord to Thee. Take my moments and mv days; Let them flow in ceaseless praise, Take my hands; let them move At the impulse of Thy love, Take my feet and let them be Swift and beautiful for Thee." —Exchange. How Doctors Treat Colds and the Flu To break up a cold overnight or to cut snort an attack of grippe, in fluenza, sore throat or tonsillitis, phy sicians and druggists are now recom mending Calotabs, the purified ar.d refined calomel compound tablet that gives you the effects 01 calomel and salts combined, without the unpleas ant effect of either. One or two Calovaba r.t bed-time with a swallow of water, —that's all. No salts, no nausea nor the slightest interference with your eating, work or pleasure. Next morning your cold has vanished, your system is thor oughly purified and you are feeling fine with a hearty appetite for break fast. Eat what you please,—no dan ger. Get a family package, containing full directions, only 35 cent 3. At any drug store. *adv) A NEW ! LAUNDRY i '• The Snowflake Laundry, Shelby, N. C., is a new Laundry and one of the be3t equipped in the State. The quality of work turned out is first j class and will please the most fastidi j ous. Prices are reasonable and we have a service to suit your purse. Mr. Ernest Putnam, our represen -1 tative, will make weekly trips to your | vicinity, making prompt deliveries. Phone 591 or drop us a card and Mr. ! Putnam will call on you. Give us a ' trial and you will be pleased. Thank • you. SNOWFLAKE LAUNDRY I PHONE 591 SHELBY, N. C.
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