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ter at Prstofflce, LesfarBl, W. C
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months *125; 1 month 4*c. 1® cats
per week. __
Foreign Representative—ThOBMaF.
ptavk Co.. 141-146 Wert »®th 8k,
New York City.
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•ncii, includes composition ®n dia
?,„y advertising, 26e per ineh en
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Xhe Tri City Daily Gasette*. tm.
mediate Territory includes
villa. 8PW. Draper and M Lertu
■ ae Township, equal to a eit>
pupuluiioi. of 17.000.
EATLRDAY, NOVEMBER 10, »«»■
' A' popular belief that what is com
monly designated as “Indian Summer
» a definite period, recurring reg
ularly every autumn, received a rude
jar the other day when officials o.
the Weather Bureau in Washington
declared that it is not a «*ad sea
son of the calendar at aUl. As i
Lict, it is simply a tern
; cU of inild fall wea
ther following several unseasonably
cold days—the later constituting
what is known in the United State
as “Squaw Winter”—and it varies in
date and duration. In other word,
the phra e just applies to a typo o
warm, calm, hazy weather, likely t
prevail at any time in the Mtuffl;
or early winter.
Strange and surprising f*0t» ar
brought out in a sdentifi# IhVWtiga
tioti into the causes of iron »nd rtrt
corrosion, extending 0v« Wraiv
years. The annual WAsUg# from » 1
corrosion is estimated at OVgy thrr
billion dollars. The' conclusions ?i
embodied in a reprt made to the £■
gincering Foundation by J. Vip:n
Davies, of ew York, President of th
United Engineering Society.
For something like two years th
Democrat, have chuckled over th
trouble j of the Republicans caus.d
by laFollette’s refusal to folow th
ptrty eadership. Now the Republics
ore doing some, for all signs indicat
that the Democrats are bound to hav
their troubles as the result of th
election of a young man name
Wheeler who declares he will o
bound by no Caucuses or follow n
party -:eldership. In the Senate h
will be second in command of th
radical progressive group. Senato
Wheeler serves warning o nthe Dem
ocro.ts that they will pass out o
existence in the West unless the
nominate a progressive for the Pres
idency.
¥
By;
The sever millions of Germans it
the United States will be pleased
with the announcement that the Am
eriean Society of Friends has per
fected plans to feed at least 2,000.
000 childre nin Germany this win
ter. One meal a day for each ch;l'
will be provided. The cost will b
close to six million dollars and par
of it will be borne by the Germs'
government. General Henry T. Alien
who commanded the American force
on the Rhine for four yean, hu ac
eci.'t-d ti e chairmanship of the com
minion which is composed of manj
nationally known individuals,
The latest ultimatum from Franc
is to the effect that if certain ether
■nations want th« securly eke Bov
holds fcr the German debt, theft those
certain other nations most »«k
good whatever France M«y release
Its a simple buslnes# *
far as France t* ooncwttefli
Oefflttmy Is faced with VheMl*
cstartrophy. Thf w* gob
r MM (Hue has b**n lasted M |»»su
#f«H jyaehin* fh# MM &
dea. ffce new B«rtlfleti«* #m fX
*««*■» in iw ftp ikMt |C
forth of mark* fee a £s!|ey o
now Macfadder publleaviftn
Lovers Mugaxin* mph** It"
;: ! bow to th« public UvU month
m nowtatandi, It iiptfimlf U
ted with photograph* end !*
btosk with interesting artic
iMdsJ which may be mentioned
.fig A* a Developer of Body
ilind” by Barnarr Mecfadden.
Romantic Adventure* of a Dan
Ve«us’\ Gilda Gray 8tartl«3
?T.r.y with Voluptuous Voodoo
Married Life Is A Dance,"
Mrs. .Rudolph Valentino,
Pit For Lore, Life and
“My Dancing Children
Them* 1
The latest fox
in foil so 01
Training
WANT ADS
Wasted—Salesmen or individuals to
solicit purchasers fo.* fruit farms
in the Send Hill section of the
Carolines. Experience not ;neces
sary. Good pay for service. Caro
lina Peach Farms end Develop
ment Co., 229 South Tryon Street,
Charlotte, N. C.
FOB S^ALE—One Acme dress form
in perfect condition. Instruc ions
for adjusting. Price $10. Phone 132
,OST—Grip centa'ning seveial Ra
xor straps beaitng name of Con
nard and Walters Co., Char'otte,
N. C. o nroad between North Spray
and Draper. Return to Wingfiell
and Meyers Barber Shop and re
ceive reward.
WANTED—Man with car to sell
complete line hig! quality tires and
tubes. A money making proposi
tion for either full or part lime.
Exclusive Territory. Sterlingworth
Tire and Rubber Co., East Liver
pool, Ohio.
OSl—Certificate ot deposit. Mo.
3744 for $220.00 issued Novembei
10th, 1922 by the First National
Bank of Leaksville, N. C. the pub
lic is hereby warned not to trade
for same as a duplicate has been
applied for. rMs. Thos. G. Jones.
DR. J. G. UICKERSON
DENTIST
•ffice over Spray Mer entile Illdii
SPRAY. N. C.
’■SJDSVILLE-LEAKSVILLE-SPKA* ,
’’’RANSFER
We Stop at the Piedmont and Bol
der* Hotels on all Schedule trips.
PARE $1.00 EACH WAY
LEAVING LEAKSVILLE-SPRAY j
W* maw* connection with Gieen*-!
re Transfer each trip
i0 A. M. Meeting No. 41 for Dan- i
viUe...6:40 A. M.
:30 A. M. Meeting train No. 40 for
Greensboro . 12:60 P. M .
10 P. M. Meeting train No. 186 for,
Greensboro ... 6:13 P. M. |
)0 P. M. meeting train No. 85 for J
ireensboro . 6:52 P. M.
LEAVING REIDSVILLE FOR
LEAKSVILLE-SPRAY
10 A. M. meeting train No. 14 for]
!>anvill« ...... .... .. 8:40 A. M.
2 P. M. meeting train No. 30 for
lanville. 1:52 I’. M.
0 P. M. meeting train No. 46 for
Danville . 7:00 P. M.
eat Cars end careful, courteous
Drivers
TELEPHONE 297 SPRAY
. ATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
iCKINGHAM COUNTY SUPER
t COURT
ARY RAY
vs
m ray .
NOTICE OF ACTION
_ I
The defendant above named will |
:e notice .that the above entitled t
ion is a suit brought by the plain
f against the defendant in the
perior court of Rockingham county
,rth Carolina for the purpose of
uring an absolute divorce from
> defendant, and is returnable to
e office of. the Clerk of the Su-1
rior Court of Rockingham county
jrth Carolina oir the 8th day of
ovember, 1923 and the said Jim
y defendant is hereby required to
pear before the Clerk of the Super
court of Rockingham County, at
intworth, N. C. on the 8th day of
vember 1923 and answer or demur
the complaint filed in the office
the Clerk of the Superior Court
' said County. And let the said de
ndant, Jim Ray take notice that if
4 fails to answer said complaint on
v tt day the plaintiff will aeply to
fhe eetttt fot telle! demanded thete
tUfttfi tail not at your peril.
WHIM My hand and »e*l
'Hi* <ih i*y *1 dtiaer, iSM.
IhMM If. (tan. Clerk Superior
VVM l!y)l vlllbU VI
PIMPLES UNO RASH
W Sulphur is Quickest to Ct««s
Vp An Ugly Skin
Any breaking .out of the skin on
ce, neck, arms or body is overcome
uickest by applying Mentho-Sul
’uir. The pimples seem to dry
jht up and go away, declares a
'ted skin specialist.
■* Nothing has ever been found to
,ke the place of sulphur as a pimple
anover. It is harmless and inex
ensive. fust ask any druggist for a
mall jar of Meutho-Sulphur and use
lice cold cream. •
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ner uwn Business; Dy ttegina Can
non, “Want to Be a Movie Star?”
“How’s Your Aura,?" by Grace King
sley, “Girlal Meet The Arrow Coital
Concrete
Around the Back Doori
Make your place more modern and more livable, and add to the
of your property, by using Concrete around > r house. For a tew
dollars you can have a new walk or driveway, bmid a new cellar en
trance or replace the rotted back porth steps. \^her. • ‘^ Concrete,
they will never need replacing egain. Clothesline post:; <m! dower bed*
are useful conveniences every housewife appreciates. Your local con
tractor can make them all for you, and you might ev i help him and
thus further reduce the cost.
There are many such improvements you can make without
reat expense. Any Security Cement dealer will give you Free
vBlue Prints and full information on how you can make need
ed improvements quickly and for the least money.
I srcwTTY a»*i«T a t»*
security
security
W^CEMENT 1
CEMENT
Makes Good Concrete
You Can Secure Security Ce meni at The
Leaksville Lumber Company
INCORPORATED
LEAKSVI) LE, N. C.
EMERSON ai d GAMMON
INSURANCE
i
REAL ESTATE
PHONE 55 ON THE BOULEVARD
“A Good
i
Place
To Trade”
Leaksville, N. C.
PHONE, 338
From now on
Royal Cords
—that’s settled^
Royal cords have
. settled things thi; year
with their three new aided
edvemages—-the three U.S,
discoveries—Sprayed Hub*
be* -’VrV? Cord atul the
UaP-'i Method of coed
A - oiv-’Uv*^3 tiro always
w'Iu*yal3 ha.i Ziiore U; give
ar»4 gr~ve it. MadoJ-i ell
dsesfrom 30x3Vfe kuhup.
Untied States TUas
3r3 Good Tfr«L
Where to buy (JS.Tfrt;
t
Best tirades
Who gets the beet price* for hie
tobacco? Why, the farmer who
brings in the beet grades, of course.
If you use high grade fertilizer intel
ligently, you will'not Only make a
bigger crop, but your tobacco will
be of a better grade than usual, and
will mature earlier.
- There are just two thing* to re
member in using fertilizer for making
better grades; first, put your trust
in a reliable, dependable old brand
like Royster's; second, use enough to
get the best return*. Of course, no
brand is a substitute for good culti
vation and care, and unless you are
the kind cf former who gives his to
bacco good farming brains, we'd just
as soon you did not use Royster
, fertilizer.
Royster's tobacco fertilizer is a
scientifically balanced food, made
from the beet materials obtainable in
the whole world, and skillfully com
pounded in just the right proportions
to fill the requirements of the plant.
It is not the cheapest fertilizer, but
Norfolk
Richmond
Lynchburg
Charlotte
Washington
Tarboro
it is as doeely priced aa the quality
of its contents allow. Nearly 40 years
experience in the fertilisation of to
bacco guarantees the rare merit of
Royster's mixtures.
Read this experience at a good
tobacco farmer:
"Twocroppere hod five I
& the same field with nothing be
tween but truck row. One of them
used Royster's and the other used
fertilizer of another manufacturer;
the land was prepared at the
time and in the same way; the i
quantity of fertilizer per acre
used and put out the same day;
plants were drawn from the same
pits on the same day; set out by
the same planter and the hands; cuK
tivated alike; cured in the same bam
by the aun* man; graded and sold by same
parties. The tobacco grown with'Royster’a
fertiliser sold for $623.5} more than that
frown with other fertiliser.”
W. L. Matthews, Fermrille, N. C
See that the famoae old FSR t
ie on every baa. It ia like starting on diver.
F. S. Royster Ouano Company.
Colombia
Atlanta
Birmingham
Montgomery
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HERE’S 400 EXTRA
STYLE . j
Fall Suits
and j
Overcoats
■ ■ i
STYLE at its best—style the j
way you like It—and style j
that combines good fabrics :
■with good workmanship. The
result is good clothes—nothing
mors,—nothing leas.
You will wonder h*w we sell
at such moderate prices.
$14 95 up
PANT* •*.*#, •*.*#. H**<
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Liberty
Tailors
4 N. MARKET STREET
RE1D8VILLE, N. C.
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transfer schIdUlS"
«:4C *. m. Meeting Train for Roeo
t jko, Vo..
,4P a. m. Meeting Train for Win
•ton Salem 9:63
12:20 p. m. Meeting Train for Bom
oka, Vlu,
i:00 p. m. Mooting Train for Win
•ton Salem, N. C. \ l
6:00 p. m. Meeting Train for Mow*
TODAY
Alice Calhoun
“THE MAN NEXT DOOR"
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..A human heart *tory of a (irl'i eeareh for lore! MilHoaa
to help her! She tarn* to a mode«t cottage for happineaa
A girl gvlea up riche* to marry for loro and find* that ah*
ha* won the total of all human happineaa. She ia a ranch
tomboy, ahoot* and laeaoea. ■
It’* a love «tory with supreme -heart interest. ,JJ
Buddy Mestinger
“All Over TwUt”
If you want real entertainment and pleaaaro—Don't aUaa
thi* program. It’* a treat yon cannot afford to adaa.
Woman