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5MS •ATUKDAT, JAN VAST I, USA TH KBUGION W* WANT The prime test of all “osophies,” all “oUgies” and all "Isms” is this: Does their acceptance make the recipient a better man or woman! Dr. Charming once said: “It does net mptter ao much what a man be IM>m aa how he believes it.” We want a religion not merely of creeds hot of conduct; a religion that softens the step and fires gentleness to the voice, that cheeks the im patient word and hasty rebuke. Strange, is it not, that one should gave all his indifference, impatience aad IB temper for those nearest and dearest, while he feels himself bound Aa be perfectly civil, courteous, genial, to a mere stranger? Wo want a religion not merely for the church and the Sabbath, a reli gion that'you leave at the church door sis you pass from its sacred precincts after the Sunday evening service, a religion for the prayer meeting and public profession. .We went a religion for the home; sim that keeps the husband from be ing arose if dinner is late; one that keepa the wife from being cross if the husband is late to dinner; one that converts the honeymoon into the harvest moon, and makes the happy home like the eastern fig tree, bear ing at once the beauty of its tender hliimnmn and the glory of its ripened fruit We want a religion not only foi the home but for the workshop, the ofice. the bank; for legislative as semblies, for courts of justice, for marts of trade. We want a religion which liberates mankind from the curse of selfish greed and false economic systems; one that applies the golden rule to the practical affairs if ovary day life. Brotherhood has been preached fro mthe pulpit and platform for ages sad yak We are, no nearer its practice! realisation today than when it was .proclaimed from the hill slopes of by the gentle Nasarene two thousand years ago. If yon would serve your brother eliminate id fish greed and consecrate aB your work to the betterment and upHftment of your fdlow man. To serve Cod consists in serving man kind. That is your offering and your ■aerifies to the Infinite and Eternal (M. “ We, want a religion for the entire life; one that will make the sunlight more radiant; one that will glorify the commonplaces of everyday life; ode that will smooth the rough place had make daily life brighter, better, more Joyous. ffnserl H. Conwell said: "Try tc bring more of heaven into the world. IWt worry about your admittance Into heaven, but put your whole sou' into the effort to set up Christ’s Be a good man and you will be a goad dtiaen. Be a good citizen and yea are preparing yourself for kaaawk Tea will never be saved by tried or by vicarious rite, but by doing well your simplest duty. KIND Of HOG TO PBODUCI profitable hot therefore, has been the fat hot of inferior quality Bat since the Sooth does not pro duce large corn crops and most of the -vould appear that more attention tight to be given to the production f a hot that would give a better -[uaHty of carcass. We no 1 onger ■sod to raise hogs for lard for we tare a substitute in the vegetable tils which is just as good or better. Vt least, there will be lard fat enough 'n the best carcass we can produce for meat.—Dr. Tart Butler, in The Progressive Farmer. SWEDISH IMPORTS INCREASE (By Associated Press) Stockholm, Jan. 4.—Sweden’s im ports for the first ten months of 1923 exceeded the exports by about $54, 900,000, as against an excess of $10, 000,000 for the coresponding period of 1922. The principal commodities that helped swell the import volume are grain, fuel, illuminating and lubricat ing oils, coal and vehicles, including automobiles. The bulk of the imports in each class cited came from the United States. hogs are for home consumption, it THE GAZETTE IN EVERY HOME OOBT* MCA LEADS WORLE IN TELEPHONE ETIQUETTE - . I Chicago, Jan. L—Coata Rica b| setting the telephone etiquette of the world, according to Prank M. Kenney of the Intfmational Weetern Electric Company, just back from after a visit of seven month* to San Jose. Hi says the Costa Rican gentlemen or lady never answers the telephone— that duty is left to « servant “Costa Rica has absolutely no use for telephone numbers," said Mr. Kenney. “A 11 calls are made by ask ing 'the operator for the other sub scriber. Consequently, putting through a call is sometimes a long process—something like diplomatic negotiations, particularly if the ser vant happens to be out of sorts or the telephone operator is not up on all the social registers of the-com munity. Virtually all telephone calls in Costa Rica are put through be tween 3 and 5 in the afternoon and very few at night. The Costa Rica business day begins at 7. Eight in the morning is late. Then at 10:30 the shops close for breakfast, to re open again at 12:30. Last January, Ore destroyed the ex change at San Jose and put all the lines out of commission. Mr. Kenney j superintendent the rebuilding of the^ entire communcation system of the city. _ I IN IMPROMPTU CONCERT ON BATTLE8HII (Bp Associated Press) Room, Job- 4.—Queen Victoria o! Spain was the central figure in ai impromptu concert held abroad thi Spanish baties hip “Jaime Primero’ just before the royal party lef Naples on their return to Spain. Th< King and Queen of Spain lunchet aboard the battleship with the Duke of Oosta, the Duke of Pistoia, Genera Primo de Rivera and others, whet someone expresed a wish to hear the crew sing. — An impromptu concert was ar ranged and both the King and Queet of Spain joined in several choruses Queen Victoria, was invited to sing and having a fine contralto voice she smilingly obliged, much to the grati fication of the assembled guests anc crew. Encores were demanded ant given and Her Majesty's solos provec the “star" turn of the entertainment General Primo de Rivera was i good second with his rendering of th< Fascist hymn “Giovinezza.” Thi Dictator afterwards said he had s< fallen in love with that hymn that h< would certainly adopt it for hii Fascists In Spain. Taking America Off Its Fes Overland Success Is the Talk ef the Country The year just ended has been the greatest of all the fifteen years of Overland history. A great year made by great cars—the greatest Overlands ever built. Greatest in looks, power, action, comfort—and money’s worth? Look at the new Overland Cham pion. for instance. It brings a quality closed car with features and utilities hitherto unheard of within reach of every purse. America's first all purpose car - ■ conceded to be the most useiu) motor car on wheels The Champion and all Overland models have the bigger Overland engine—brute power with extreme economy. Leaders In economy — leaders on the road—leaders in the many satisiactions they bring to owners. See them. Sit in them. A sic lot a sample oi their performance. $49S (. o. b. Toledo $995 f. e. b. Toledo $795 I.O.9. Toledo ' • i . .. UNION MOTOR COMPANY Leaksville,. N, C# >• > FELT TIRED, $0 TIRED Lady Says She Was lh» Dawa, Suffered With Her Back, Took CvM, aad Got Weft. Richmond, lad.—“I thought I would write a line or so, to say that I owe my rod health and strength to Cardui,” says letter from Mrs. Cora Courtney, 31 Railroad Street, this city. "1 was all run-down until my family thought they would lose me," writes Mrs. Courtney. "My husband coaxed me to take Cardui, so, to please him, I did, and wfllsay I donofregret it, forlam'able to do all my work and up my shopping. "I have five children.^four in school, my husband and a boarder to do for, and I do all my own work for all of us, and find time to play. We all praise Cardui. Every sick and run-down woman should take this \ wonderful medicine. "I suffered with my back; a very weak feeling in my limbs. "I felt hardly able to drag; Just tired—eo tired all die time. It was an effort for me to do any like thing, but Cardui helped me so I felt i different woman " If you are in a run-down physical condition, suffering as this Indiana lady rays rim did, give Cardui a fair trial. It taxi Id help yod. Take Cardui. NC-147 SUBSCRIBE TO THE GAZETTE Children ThaCMcfaMt Food-Drink for An Afiev CKiickLunch «t Horn e Offi ce ^Fountains. RichMUk, M«lted Grain Extract So Pov - dCTfcTabletfonja. NoorWunc-Noooota; WNWWUWVWWWVUVVM Sweet Milk in Bottles Delivered Daily Phone 102 and Get It Delivered With Your Groceries The Variety Store Washington Street “Heart of Shopping Center" hodjy* ff51/ Aids digestion* Meal «*"*«»teeft 4W<^sortfcwlhelllwrt. WRtGLEYS gWWWrtWWVWMWWWWIWWWIVWWWWWVWWWWWWW Tri-City Daily Gazette LeakiviBe, N. C. Petersburg. Jen. 4.—Yeggmen be lieved to be eaae one who blew a , vault in Wakefield Beak yesterday, this morning stages e series of said i crackings-at Disputants, aboot fifteen * ’ miles from here, blew the vault of the ‘ Farmers Bank and safes in a general store and the Norfolk and Western depot. Only about 9100 was stolen. * The safes in the bank dad depot re- 1 stating all efforts of the cracksmen. Police believe the gang are profes sional yeggmen, the same as blew the < Wakefield bank vault. BTONIT1LII TRANSFER SCHEDULE 6:30 A. M., meeting train for Roanoke. Va., 7:22. 7:45 A. M., meeting train for Winston-Salem, 0:58. 12:20 P. M., meeting train for Roanoke, Va. 3:00 P. U., meeting train for Winston-Salem, N. C. 5:00 P. M., meeting train for Roanoke, V. _ 7:00 P. M., meeting train for Winston-Salem, N. C. This transfer will stop for pas sengers at any time at the following places: Jones Kotor Co., Spray Motor Co. _, PROFESSIONAL CARDS WWVVWWWWWWWWWI A S. TROGDON * CIVIL ENGINEER LRAESmiJL N. C, wwwwwtfgwwvwwwwv RINGGOLD AND RINGGOLD v Vernie L. Cora N. LADY CHIROPRACTORS PALMER GRADUATES Office hour* 10-1* A. M. S-4 P. Mi Everyday except Suadays aad Holi days. Toes. Thors, aad Saturday Nights 7 to 8. “On The Boulevard” LeaksvillO VWWVVVWINWWWVWUVUVW -:—s .. in WWWWWWMWWWW DR. R. J. PEARCE OPTOMETRIST Eyas Exa PHONE Ml HOURS S to U; 148 to Si T to BOULEYARD BANK BUILDING VWWtfWWWWWWWWWWh IIIIIIIH1I DR.I.& HICKKRSON DENTIST Office over Spray MwtaatWi SPRAT. N. C. IIIHIIIHIIIIIHIliyil^jiy^lHHHIHIIIIHIH After mj retora. ewiag to t conditioa of ay health I Will eaaS ■yself strictly to Offteo Practieo of the Office oa the Carolina Drag Co* hears * to 1S40 A. M.| S to S F. * aad by appoiataioat. S. L. Martta. M. D. iwvwuvwwvuvwvwvvvm LEAKSVILLE-SPRAY GROCERY CO. WHOLESALE GROCERS Lttknii N. C ALL STAPLE LINES NOTIONS I. O. Ragsdale, Prssldonl P M. FUaa, Soe^Tress. Loaksville THE TRADE PURMISHED DAILY MARKET QUOTATIONS OH UWVUUtMlWIMMAAMMMW Auto Repair Company ALL KINDS OP REPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY Located on upper end of Church Street, near Boulerard JESSE FUNCHUM, Prep. Want Ads fOOMDUA F I I I I I I I i I r i ) i i i i \ i ! I TODAY NILES WELSH IN “Six Fifty" This is s new kind of thriller with plenty of pep, plenty of action, and a lore story yon will not want to miss. Don't cheat yourself by not seeing tide picture. j Buddy Messenger “DON’T GET FRESH” Fun! Fun! Fun! Come! Get your share. Monday Madge Bellamy IN “Soul of the Beast’’ | Every kid from 7 to 70 will come on the run to Me this I t end The love story- will held you whslfcas you be young w - old. A drama of the big tent end the bigwoods. A eircus story thmt’s a circa s to see. With Oscar, the elephant, the biggest actor on the screen. It lays bare the heart of a circus. t Young and old, married and single, will enjoy this picture, for you all like to be kids again. You cannot afford to miss this one. j Fun! Font All the way through. ,l".. i • - ' The home* of real entertainment. The beet pictures In the beet eurroundinge The Boulevard Theatre !5H LeakvviUe, Sprat. Draper Bui l^ww Make* connection with llddivflle, Stonenfi^ Martinsville, VteUah 7:00; 10:00; 11:25 A. M., 2:55; 4:80 P. M. / hr. Leakirill* 7:00 8:00 0:25 10:40 18:40 2:00 l$0 4:00 6:00 0:10 0:00 MOKNINC Jones Motor Spray Motor 7:06 7:10 8:06 8.-1S 0:80 0:40 •iSt 10:46 _ 10:50 stoning 12:45 1S40 2:06 2:10 8:06 8:12 4:06 4:12 8:06 5:10 0:16 6:28 0:06 0:16 Toon for Service, J. 2. C'XUtT. wp: 7:80 8:45 1048 lists -l«| 240 840' 4:80 . itt» 0s40
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