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A posteriori, (L.) From thut ono nnd the,, collar la just long which follows, from cflect to Davie County’« enough to take the prize. cause. Rend By The People Send for Barbara Bell Pattern Au jour lo jour, (F.) From Best Advertialng No. 1933-B. designed for sizes 12, hand to mouth. IVIirM^K Q\Till^ r nTAim iniQi^ Who Are Able To 14, 10, 18 and 20—bust 32 to 30. Battre la campagne. CF.) ïq Medium Buy Size 14 requires 4 yards of 39- scour the country; to go on « inch fabric. Send 15 cents in fool’s errand. coins. Ca m’est egal. (F.) It is aq évents in the Lives of Little Men Send for the Fall Pattern Book the samo to me. (A HUNBŸCUTT PUBLICATION) containing Barbara Bell well- Do profundis. (L.), Out of tin planned, easy-to-make patterns. depths. VOLUME 58 No. 41 Exclusive fashions for children, ,En grande tenue. (F.) In tuU _ MOCKSVIUÆ, N. C„ THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 3, 193G young women and rnatrons. Send dress. -=i=— I». ( T io iW w MEAN.JOST Ç 0 S\)P»$Ti i'mtaIwh^ 15 cents for your copy. Faire la noce. (F.) To have a SANFORD FAUCETTE COUNTY T. B. COTTAGE Ht ^06HT Send your order to The Sewing gay time; to make a night of it. OCCUPIED IS OVER THE lÓHIMVOüSHEh«. FATALLY INJURED Circio Pattern Dept., 307 W. Glucicliche Reise. (Ger.) \ M ocksville School To Political Rally Being S'^lW\N\IN(3 NEXT HILL IH ANPIÌEUP №5 Adams St., Chicago, III. 5ÜA? pleasant voyage; bon voyage. Relatives here were shocked Three patientf» have been ad '!H/A'ST-<30(?P AMP ij. Doll ayiullcnto.— W N U Borvloo. J ’y suis, j ’y reste. (F.) Her# TO? mitted to the new County T. B. ■rtóHT ______J, I nm, here I stay.—Attributed to to learn of the death , of Sanford M ars ll all' McMahon in tli^ Open September 7 Faucette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cottage, and are very comfort Planned  t Charlotte ...... \Xr ’ í ! Crimean Redan. Robert T'. Faucette, of Chatta ably situated. Other patients ■WEkHOTS . Hie jacet. (Ij .) Here lies; said The Mocksville schools will nooga, Tenn., which occurred in will enter the cottage later, on. Charlotte, Sept, 2,— Many thou HOtPPETitK:; of a deceased person. that city on Sunday afternoon, bt'cin the fa ll term on Monday If you have not, contributed to sands of representatives of in Ipse dixit. (L.) He himself The Corner aa the result of injuries receiv;- News Briefs Of l Î :(■ morning, Sept. 7. Members cit dustry, • commei'ce, agriculture Minced ham and chopped green said it; a dogmatic assertion. ed in an automobile collision on this worthy project, your inter i,ne faculty from out-of-town who Cupboard Column pepper makes a tasty filling for Saturday night, Mr. and Mrs. est is solicited. The patients State And Nation and labor in the New South, of y, Edited by M. J. H. which Henry Grady, the illus deviled eggs. . wilT arrive the la.st of this weelt Sanford Faucette were in the are enjoying a nice radio given * « • trious Georgian, spoke years ago, 'í' are: high school— Miss Jessica car with another couple when by Mr. R. B. Sanford, which Í ! ' ' A large piece of blotting paper SEPTEMBER MORRÒ CASTLE ‘PAYS OFF’ will join here 'fhuraday, JSeptem- JicKee, of Win.«ton-Salem; Miss the accident occurred, and were helps to pass the time pleasant ::;¡ Ííi’ .placed on tho closet floor will ab ber 10, at the Green Pastures Vivian Hilton, of Glen Alpine; "The goldenrod is yellow; the on the back seat. Mrs, Faucette ly. There is need of o s e t, of New York,—An ,Tuthoritative sorb moisture from wet rubbers Rally to celebrate the return of jli.'is Loia Torrence, of Gastonis^k was painfully cut by broken scal V— 7— Mascllan’s ship ends three The Christian Harmony Sing Korea peninsula yesterday, kill fbr the blind, unnounced today D; Peebles, JÎ * ‘'I! '. " f m t v ®.»' year 'round world trip, 'e c ù z à u â Buried for 25 days beneath tiiat William C, Smithson, Uni 1522, ers A\ssociation announce their ing at least 379 pei'sor.s, an offi tir versity of North Carolina gradu annual singing and home-com f;ve feet of snow, a colt recent cial announc/jment today said. The Vunce County Soil Ero- ate, has been engaged to direcl; O S S ’ ' 8 — F irst issue of ,lhe Ks'.v ing Sunday, September 7th, al ly waa dug out in Iceland and, Ei){hty-nine persons were miss aion. Control Asso9iution haa * York Sun is printed, 1833, a WPA census of the blind, the Center Arbor, 3 miles west of although suffering from expo ing, 45 were injured and pro ,heen organized and is now nego- 9—Territories ol New Mex first state-wide census ever at i:-: Mocksville. Everybody come sure and starvation it walked perty damage was heavy, the , tinting for the purchase oi a' ico and Utah eaUbilolisd tempted. by Coneress, 1850. O ' « “-- and enjoy the day together,-. two miles to its home. ¡‘tatement asserted. t’.'actor anci terracing unit. , PAGE TV/O THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Thtirscliiy, Scptcmbor 3, 193G 'rluu'sday, September 3, 193G THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. PAGH THRBB Two engineeri!, t'.vci^ d -r'frsmen, tral distributing station. ing rural districts. Let’s take ad UIVEHSID'E NEWS TURRENTINE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Slieek and - Prayer meeting will be Imld POULTRY PEED AND EGG - and four stenographers were put vantage of .it.” {¡¡lUfrliter, of Cooleemee. v/cre the at the home oT Mr. ant) Mr.s, \v, PRICES ARE ADVANCING "With all this money available iit work on a rural electrifica Mr. iuid Mrs. Kernie Koontz Mr. and Mr.s. Wade H illard QI..SNAPSHOT CUIL Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and from the national llEAv” he said, ------O------tion aurvey in Caldwell county to U. Wilson, Saturday night. TIk! :iud soil, of Lexinjiton, spent and children, of Kannapolis, Mrs. Chas. McCulliich and fam The expected rise in poultry "we face tho best opportunity Trade with the Merchants complete the job ns soon a8 poa- Sunday with Mr. and Mrij. W. A. DON'T INCLUDE TOO MUCH upont the wefilf-ond with home ily. public is invited to come. feed prices will increase the ne we have over had for electrify advertise in the Enterprlae •SlO-.l-l Livengood. folks. cessity for good flock manage IN ONE PICTURE Miss Vasta Cope is spending Mrs. M. G. Foster, of Mocks снжмяихнхижихнхнянянянжихняихнзснжихнямхикиангманвмг»)^ ment, according to Roy S. Dear- .sometime visiting relatives in X ville, spent -the past week with H start Now To Pack Your atyne, head of the State Coll.ege Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mr.s, Frank Forrent. X poultry department. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Linaie Looper, of iMiss Ruth Atwood spent a Fork, spent Sunday evening with H He -urges poultrvmen to check while the past SunuiTy with I X COLLEGE WARDROBE over their plants to see whether Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jones. Misses Edith and Ruth lloots, Mr. and Mrs. iGrover Snyder *:hey are overcrowding their lay of Fork .Church Begin with shopping nt The Dona Ana Shop and making and children, of Asheboro, Mr. ing houses. There • should be Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Nail had and Mrs. Webster Snyder and your selections— wo send you to school dressed to conquer four square feet of floor space as their Sunday guests Mr. and .sons, of Linwood, spent awhile Math, Men, and Big Moments. for each bird. .Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Wadp Nail and daughter H “If you have more birds than and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nail, all > you can house adequately,” he Mrs. Alex Livengood, Jr. Twin Sweaters and Skirts N Miss Sadie Cope spent Sunday of August*. said, "cull out the inferior ones with Miss Nell Livengood, of Miss Maybellfi Curlee, of Sal Sporty Cpats and Suits Ì and sell them at once, as over Fork. isbury, spent the past week with crowding wiirdevitalize the bhick Mr. and Mra. Brown Bailey Miss Helen McCulloh. i tha, check egg production, and Mr. and Mrs. James Wagoner Snappy Fall Millinery X spent Sunday visiting relatiVea N may lead to disease. - ' and baby, of Mocksville, were I in Davidson. Last-Minute Styles in Dresses “Be sure to have enough nests, I'hose visiting Mi.sses Irene the week-end guests of M r. and ! feeders, and waterers to keep the and Ella Jones Sunday evening Mrs. J. S. Wagoner and fam ily. for campus, street or evening wear. Ш flock well supplied, as this , will rhli picture, while itrlklng, la really two pictures In on*. were Misses Marie and Pauline' Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Lagle and Í help keep egg production at a V ISIT T H E Barnhardt, of Fork, Omie Jane children spent awhile the past high level. ^ N B ol the faulta ofton seen In than o{ pleasure. All right in a three- Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. "You cannot afford/to give ex ring circus, It you like, but not for and MTTdred Jones, of Mocksville ’the work of an amateur pho Garwood, of Dutchm an creek. pensive feed to birds that are tographer, especially of a beginner, a good photograph. Selection, leav* Route 3, Mary Nell and Alma Miss Louise Smoot had her not paying their own way. Cull t Is the Inclusion ot too much In one ing out what is not really required, Jones, of near Bixby. ' Dona Ana Shop e s, you can, If you use a new automatic electric range. Oono are out th'ose which are questionable. picture. He trios to "hog the whole la a lesson to be learned. The view Mr. and Mrs. Alex Livengood, tonsils removed one day last Y point should bo chosen carefully, week and ia getting along nicely SA LISB U R Y , N. C. the tedious hours of stirrlnB, gone the many ,kettles and stoamerB, "Don’t try to save money with show," as it were, with results that Jr., spent awhHe Sunday night and gone the canning season weariness! Now modern homemakers are uninteresting or distracting. remembering that much that is ex at this writing. cheap subatitutea or by cutting traneous may bo ellmtnatedi or at with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cope. prepare-their fruit, add the syrup required, and entrust the Jars to the For example, from the top ot a ■■шмяиммяижнянхихихнхихнкнхихнхнхихняихмхнянхнанвивм accurate heat-controlled electric oven. During tho time the fruit is down on the amount of the ra- least made nnobtrusivo, by moving Mr. and Mrs. James Livengood mountain or other ominonce, he is processed, they ar.e frfte to read the latest book| to do their shopping, tioYi. This will cut down egg the camera to the right or left, up and son, of Slocksville Route 3, impressed by a vast panorama of or even to take a dip in tho nearby lake. When thoy return home, production and impair the health or down, nearer or farther away, by spent Sunday night with Mr. and they have merely to seal the covers on the Jars and let thom cool. country— SDveral hundred square of the birds. i i ' ‘'I focusing from different planes, or Mrs. G. A. Jones. miles ot It spreading to the horizon "Remember, egg prices will by using different diaphragm open KXI’UCT C A T I'LE PR IC E S In a great saml-circio—and prompt ings in tho lens, good to choice heifers bring $4.25 probably go up, and you want to Buy Your School ■ TO GO UP NEXT WINTER ly tries to compress It into л few But sometimes, you say, how can. ADVANCE NEWS to $5.25, and common and me produce aa many as you can. square inches of Him. The result on you help getting in several objects dium heifers range from $3.25 “It is feed that makes the eggs the Him is little more than a wavy ot competing interest when Nature . Tlic shortage of feed crops in M_^ and Mrs. Webster Koontz and maintains the body. If you or jagged line—the horizon line— or clrcunistai^ce has them in tho plc S hoes A t to $4.25. * I and' Mrs. Etta Watkins, of Lex- north central and mid-^western separating a white space from a turo you want to take. It is true that In September and early Octo' cannot feed them properly, dis EW car owners reallic how easily an new Firestone Standard Tire are made possible ; ington, visited friends in this Stato.s is expected to result in pose of them at once. You can’t F dark space. He failed to note how this situation cannot always bo easily ber, he continued, many w e ste » otherwise perfect Labor Day trip can be because Firestone saves you m oney five v.’ays— all the interesting detail was swal avoided but, when you are confront community Sunday afternoon and Jones & Gentry iiijilier prices for meat animitla make money with a half-fed poul 'North Carolina cattle, both steers spoiled by tire trouble. Now Firestone makes buying better raw materials at the source, lowed up in the vastness of the ed with It, you may find yourself ■enjoyed a watermelon feast at next winter and spring. try flock.” controlling every step in processing the raw scene. lucky after all. Go ahead and shoot Marchmont. Ill the drouth area, said L. I. and heifers of various weights Dearstyne also urges poultry- it possible for yon to equip your car with four Such a panorama may be saved nnd then examine your print. Imag* ' Blisses Alma and Eva Shutt, and grades, will be moving to men to develop their egg markets new tires that4vill give you blowout protection, material, more efficient tire manufacturing, Ino a sccno on a river. Your point C'lisi;, extenaion animal husband- by boautltul cloud effects obtained Helen Carter and Pansy Fair- feeding yards in thia State and particularly local markets. non-skid safety and long mileage — at volume production and more economical :3i by using a color (liter and, of course, of Interest is a girl In a bathing suit niiiii at State College, grow^ji'a I cloth, nf Winsf.on-Salem, spent Virginia. By .brading their eggs careful it can serve, und may well be treas about to divo from n row-boat in •0 .selling much of their stock prices remarkably low. ' distribution. Sunda.v afternoon with home-- To peraona intereated in pur- ured, as a "record” picture ot a vis mid-stream. 5fou have to snap tho because they do not have enough ly, he pointed out, they can build Ever since the Come in today pioturo from the rlvor bank lifty i folks. Miss Faircloth recently chaaing cattle in the weatern up a reputation and. secure pre FOR PASSENGER CARS FOR TRUCKS And buses it, but vaatnesa unrelieved by near feud to carry it through the fall Introduction of the new and see this amazing by detail generally makes a poor feet distant. You find when tho returned from a two months visit and winter. counties, but are unfamiliar with mium prices for their best eggs. new tire. You too will print is flnishod that Interest in the Firestone Standard Tire pictui‘0. Rettor fo Ifit thii pntinrnniQ in Clnvoland, Ohio, .She attendnfl Cii.se e.^peeta a di'up L r prices the procedure, Case suggested 4.5 0 '2 0 ... $ 7 - 4 5 6 .0 0 -2 0 .. $ 1 6 . 9 5 girl is rivalled by- that in a small REA TO HELP^FIfiANCE , agree that never before ho a background for something the Great Lakes Exposition while that they get in touch with tho. the Firestone factories , 4.50-21.,, 7 . 7 5 6.50-20.. 2 1 . 9 5 boy in tho foroground at the right, .it rirst, w ith the lowest piont have you seen so m u c h worth looking at in the foreground. , there. ’ I county farm agents or tlie animal RURAL ELliCTRIC LAMPS have been ru n n iiig day Л foroground object—a single tree, nshlng from tho bank. Beyond, diag being reached .in November. Af 4.75-19,,. 8 . 2 0 7 .0 0 -2 0 .. 2 9 . 1 Ф tire for the money. ,'i i Mr. and Mrs. Cliff March and huabanciry department at State and night to take care 3 5 .S O . n human being, a grazing cow. a onally across the rlvor on the left Is ter that, prices will start up a- In committies where farmers 5.00-19... 8 . 8 0 7.50-20.. Don't take chances on nearby cottage on the mountain a dam and picturesque old mill in a daughter, Miss Alice March, of Co.llege, Raleigh. of the demand. Car giiin, and w ill -piobably exceed show they are making an organi 5.25-17... 9 . 4 5 8.25-20.. 4 9 . 3 0 unsafe tires oft your slope, ofton will make all tho dif setting of willows. Yoii have three I Winston-Siilem, spent the week- tneir V-'esept levels, h’l'“ stated. owners were quick to ,9 .0 0 -2 0 .. 6 0 . 7 5 holiday trip — let us ference In a soenlc picture between pictures in one. What do you do? ' end with Mra. G. H C. Shutt. DRIVER HELD zed effort to secure electricity, 5.25-18... 9 . 7 5 Nortn Carolina growora who recognize the. 5 1 . 3 0 somethlilg interesting to look nt and You take your print and mask each ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Broad- he added) the REA. w^U make 5.50-17.,. 1 0 . 7 0 3 0 x 5 ,... equip your car with a little or nothing one or these Interesting pictures Imve cattle suitable only fo? outstanding safety and Iway and children, Misses Inez, Johnson -City, Tenn.— Ira Greer loans to help finance the con 5.50-19... i i . a o 3 2 x 6 ..,. 3 6 . 2 5 new set of Firestone Again, In uonrbj- acsnes, there lo trom the two others, mark them Stocker or feeder purpoaea, and of Lenoir, N. C., charged witR struction of power lines and the cconomy of this 3 6 x 6 .... 3 9 . 4 0 Statidat'd Tires — first frequently materini for two or even have tho corresponding sections on Willie and Eddie Mac and little who plan to. .sell t-hia atpcíf^ány 6.00-16... 1 1 . 9 5 ihvoluntary manslaughter a^, a wiring of buildings'. - remarkable new tire. 4 8 . 6 5 choice of thrifty.car more comnlete plcturBs thnt the pic tho negative separately enlarged. '.son, James, and Misses Mary lime aoQn,, should try to market 6.50-16... 1 4 . 7 5 3 4 x 7 .... result of a triple-death highway But it ia not going to poui' owners. ture taker has crowded Into one, Many a line picture Is made by en ' Howard and Sallie Tayilor,' of , it iiefore tU’3 -price falls. Caae T h e extra values in the '.accident, was ordered by Magia- money into communities that are Olliai sun Pikid riopwtlgniKly Lm. OIMi tini Pilcad Piopoilkuullly Low . with tho result that tho eye wan larging a soloctod portion of a mis I Yadkin College, spent Sunday pointed out. ders from one point to another, pro cellaneous composition. itrate Rex D. pierce today to a- making no effort to obtain elec afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. W. But those who havo better Firestone Sentinel, ducing a sense of irritation rather JOHN VAN OUILDEU wait grand jury action in the tric power, he declared. R. Taylor and Zella Shutt. ¡trade animals and enough feed built o f good The plana are being made for case. The national REiA has set a- mntcrJnls by skilled i(i iant into the winter or spring workmen in the celebration of tho hundredth aide $1,000,000 for loans in North will probably find it more pro- 'Dry weather had handicapped' Carolina, he pointed out, and is volume ^rodiiC' anniversary of the Shady Grove tion. I fitiibie to delay their aales until the testa being made with TVA ready to allot an additional $2,- M. E. Church on the third Sun We have the beat selection of School Shoos we have ever had and at prices you can well prices reach a higher point, he auperphosphate on North Caro Firestone* day of this month, Sept. 20th. 500,000 if North Carolina farm Rdded, lina crops. With better weath ers go after it. ЕмЬопЧ» Courier, built,I Everybody plan to be present. afford to pay. Rnmomber, Jones and Gentry for solid leather shoes for all the family. for s in a il cnr .lust to indicate how current er, tho difference between treat To get it, they must push the Friends of: Mrs. Roba Sliiat, o W n C' r H W 1» t) COM E TO s e e u s . prices are running, Caac stated ed and untreated plots is e.y rural electrification program and ™á7lew%¿¿ formerly of Advance, will regret SPARK PLUGS want hiifcty at n that on the Kanaas City Market pected to show up better. convince the REA that they will I'ircatoncap.trk pltitm low price. to learn of her serious illness ulve hotlL-r йрлгк iinj good to choice atocker and feed- make good use of the money. lI^lI1^;er rnlliMuc. at the homo of her sister, Mrs^ A new cream buying station AUTO SUPPLIES eicattle bring from $5 to $7 per Otherwise, it . Will bp loaned in Roberts, of Winston-Salem. She n o in Soil JONES & GENTRY hundredweight, common and me lias been established at Columbus MitfUri other States, expects to undergo an operation dium steers bring $3.50 to $ii. for Polk county farmers. . The state REA and the State Bemptr , ink jR illile e n as soon as she regains her TRADE STREET <,> WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. | ‘ та* 4 3 Sp College extension srvice are en strenijth. LltflBtf deavoring to help puah the rural PUlt AJO J L / S H O E S M r. B illie Efilis and ;mother, ruBii electrification program in all Mr.s. T. J. Ellis, made a buainess communities that are interestc'l trip to Winston-Salem ono day and willing to looperate, he stat Li.stfn to the Voice of Firestone — M o nd ay EKcnings over N. 13. C. — W EAF Network last week. ed. " ' T’he Ladie» Aid Society of | Dollar Day Specials GxsL^-o)ia.l Already, more than 1,300 miles Advance and Elbaville churches ’ of rural pofer lines have been enjoyed a joint annual picnic ¡it ' Billiken Sliocs assure healthy feet, proper posture, correct strung in this State, he went on, tne home of Mrs. Carrie Orrell Friday and Saturday but that is only a lOeginning. At; Saturday afternoon. walking, with feet pointing di the close of 1935, he pointed out, 1. M. Dwiggins Service Station - 0 - Sept. 4th and 5th only 11,558 cf the 300,907 farms rectly forward and give added .MOCKSVILLE ROUTE 3 NEWS in the State, or 3.8 per cent, were»' One Mile West of Mocksville, On Statesville Highway served by electricity from a cen- miles of wear. There is a nat CORNER FOURTH AND TRADE STREETS ■ Mr. and Mrs. 0. L. Barnhardt THAT NEW ural fitting last tor every foot, iDid children spent the week-end *MJVE WIRE STORE *______.WTNSTON-SALEM> N, C. with latter’s brother, Mr. and ВЯВВ ample freedom for toe action Mrs. Mitchel Carter and family at High Point. Ready —- YES ready, regardless of advancing mar F A L L S U IT A bewitchiiiii little front strap , , , , with smart stitching and perfor- features pro- Mrs. R. C. Barnes and daugh and ter, Lelia, Mrs. A. D. Bean and kets, strikes, fires, murders, hot weather or drought! ations on vamp and quarter in t. ^ * patent leather, or brown calf. comfort for Lttlc feet tha* daughter, Bonnie Jean, spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. J. F. TREXLER BROS. & YOST D Mis.ses 12Vii to 3 ...... $8.50 are never atilL Grubb and family, Back to School Real Values Mr. Eugene Bailey spent tho mean the same thing. € 7 / ^ ^ Ume it far SaHnqm week-end hero with his grand You naturally think of our stock when you are ready to parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Lucette Dresses Jarvis. select your 'Fall suit. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wood and A lovely assortment of Plains and Prints SALISBURY'S DOLLAR DAYS Mrs.' Victoria VanEaton attend Young men, and men who would appear young, will find ed the annual birthday dinner at Shirley Temple & Hollywood Styles Mr. J. F. Barnhardt'.s on iLex- juat the suit they want in our wide range of fabrics. uigton Route 5, Sunday. Nothing Better Than Lucette Dresses Mr. and Mr.s. N. A. Jarvis at tended the funeral services 'of Checks, Plaids, Stripe-s, Solids and Mixtures in Greys, Blues, FRIDAY and SATURDAY 98c $1.49 $L95 t - A .snappy lin k ' ij.\fi)rd in brown their grandson, Mr. Paul Jarvis, Browns, Oxfords, Tan und lied Brown, Sports and Conser elk or patent leather. at Center, last Tuesday. Mr. Jarvis waa in the Navy, Station vatives, Single and Dmibie Breasted. Mi.sses' 12Vo to ;! $3.50 is^ew For F a ll! A dand,v little oxford m ad^ ed at Fort Bragg, where his doatli occurred in о hospital September 4th and 5th in. a lurjio variety of leath- there- last Sunday, Mr. Jarvis Dresses, Coats and Millinery $16.50 $18.50 $19.75 BiliikfiH .‘ihoes arc just the kino’ er.s. Al.so in patent leatlier has visited his grandparents Come In And Look hej'e and iia.s a luimber of friends OTHER SUITS of .siiocs you i.'ave always sti'iip. iu this community who were sad- wanted for boy or girl, vwr Ghildren’.s to 12.,,. $2.9ii (lened to lieai' of hia death.« $12,45 to $35.00 Save by trading w ith us on Dollar Day, jMr, Janiiis Livu-ngTiod spent one floinc in today. I\IiM,soii’ 12'/^ to 3 $3,50 afternoon last week with his par Gorgeous Silks Nice assortment 100 styles ■ lovely fall designs ^ I ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Liv- Punjab and (¡iiadrica printa, A, FINAL CLEARANCE И ■ ' •'fiKood, near Bi.'cby, a of vat dyed prints и ■. Misses Pauline and Fannie Plain and Prints B. C. solids, .sherly fabrics'. Of All Summer Merchandise i\Iae liean spent the week-end and linens Why pay 25c? Our prices ' Bell Shoe Store, inc. with Misses liditTi and Ruth I' BELK-HARRY CO Hoots., near ji’orl;. a Mary Katherine and Billie l.(i We Clothe The Feet Complete 3Sc'4Sc 69c Trexler Bros. & Yost и Salisbury, N. C. Hoots spent last week here with 1 5 c 19c and 22c Гп1 ы 10:i .N’oi'th I\!ain St. • ’ ’ Sali.sbiiry, N. C. their aunt, Mr.-nnd Mrs. Bill ito- Г Salisbury’s LendiiiK' CKithiors berts and family. г ‘
РАСгБ FO U R TtTE M O C K SV ILLE E N T ERPRISE. M O C K SV ttX E , N , C. Thnrflfîay, September 3. if These loud radios are almost ' vvill serve more than 80 farm tiie far.m communitiea du,sii.i||„ Й-' THE FOLKS LIKE THE NEW DEAL 'rhursda.y, September 3, ЮЙО THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVÏLLE. N. C. The Mocksville Enterprise as bad as the shrieking horns I homes in addition to the uusinesi» lighta and power, ahoulrl got in that blow aimlessly and for no houses. touch with the autlioritioa ;im| fl; Published Every Thursday at Mocksville Two Southern “New Dealor.s,” Senators Pat MRS. IDA_WILSON DEAD # -M- ^ # 'IP North Carolina Harrison, of Mississippi and James F. Byrnes, apparent reason save to rend the I Bethel township in York coun see what must be done to .sueui'Q DR. R. P. ANDERSON j - . mtm— Ш" ty haa recently had a survey Mrs. Ida L. n'i;son, wife of í'ff of South Carolina, won out over opponents evening air—not only the even this great convenience, p, Club Meetings Local Happeninnfs DENTIST * !* Iflfthtíi(k!*¡?ffi'aíaífarór(h8-’1.4 goW«)á ing air—all day, as well. Ashe made for a rural electrification like the beat plan ia to ¿q Robert L. Wilson, passed away Anderaon Building,- A. C. Huneycutt ...... Editor and PubHsher of the Roosevelt policies last week by such Ghurch News j)rI»p№ÍISt%3a4nj9í^ jPaí-M®8 r.liá w í outstanding majorities aa to mako it clear that boro, growini; rapidly aa it' is, line through an area that haa not straight to the power company, Coming and in Salisbury oil August 27. aged Mockaviile, N. C. ■ r ^ ~ ~ Joi^Bl-eSftsreBBiiMlhÖMim t h ^ e r wi«- И ' America will no Roosevelt at the Novemlbcr will have to look toward a quiet had lights and . power. Cleve becauae it looks as if thu gov! Social Function« 1)4. She was well-known in her Phone 50, Rea. 37 ' * jjrBW«fo&iett«aW(»e)lthtotothölAU- Going of those * * * * • « election. In South Carolina two candidates campaign— Ulricas a hint is suf land and Mecklenburg countiea e’rnment plan is about to ‘'putcr cnmmunity, and was the daught '• ba^HwmyneteW'«otfttliPíhtfeÍFe»wr. Сяг<| Partlee SOCIETY er, of George Denni.«! and M artha are honeycombed with rural light We know ran^ against Byrnes for the United States ficient. But, the complaint ia out.”— Gastonia Gazette. ------A ^ifctftflalV lX iJiW ftV 'i't >lf< iSUliAp- and power linos. Yet, there are Smart Dennis. Surviving are Subscription Rates: Seriate, openly opposing the New Deal. Byrnes wide-apread over town. — Ashe ^ poBeae4otibii)
though he was In his horrible-guise, placed on the statute books In per ------IMPROVED Millions now became the measnre of she must recognize the soul of him, a man. The old . slow, conservative Broken Prom ise formance of these pledges. Easy .to. Crochet UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL OflNTfRElrro and seven long years must she fol scale ot progress was gone. Salary, No one can deny the tremendous low him over tho fiery mountain, duggcd, dependable work, wns noth iricrease in agricultural income. Set of Lace Filet G E R O N I M O SURRENDERS!” U N D A Y I uiougb Im might never so much as ing. A innn went out, tn these days, Charge U ntrue Government credit has never be S DRAGONS turn to look at her once. I f she and made—millions I fore been more generously uied for perseveres through the seven years, CHOOL L e s s o n Flowers for the house .should bj Davis did not want to do It at all; Inrm purposes, such as farm inorl- — OUR INDIAN WARS END By nnv, ИАПОЬП b. MJNDQUIfiT, cut in the late afternoon. she breaks the spell; he’s her prince; bo was, for himself, exactly suited. aoge refinancing and emergency nnd she has him.” ' Roosevelt Has Dean of tbe Maody Blblt iDMtUüU DRIVE YOU But Bee— bis wife, the mother of h li crop and feed loans. of C hlcogo. '■Does she?" said Agnes, , Ф W e e tfrn K ew e pap er Ü n lo n . Beets are fattening and Шеге, bo.vs believed Jeb tho bettcr man. « • • By ELMO SCOTT WATSON had learned to distrust the Span "She does, through cverytblng," He' Carried Out His fore excellent food for those do- ..Jeb thrilled her; her.husband, .though .RECENT POWER PLEDGES. iards three centuries earlier. repeated: if t y years ago this month siring to put on flosh. By sho "loved" him, bored her. I think it is silly for the power Lesson for Serptember 6 * • • EDWIN Platform Pledges F our Indian wars came to an Son of a Chiet . "Green Bear of Babbletrce, There was that fellow CoUUt, who trust department, of the Roosevelt end. On Scptcni'ljcr 4, .1886, At about the time the flrst col To keep the, coffee pot sweet BALMER Turn, thou, and look to me: bad come around to the ofiice tho oth opposition to talk about his failure TURNING TO TIIE GENTILES boil a strong solution of borax in er day with Ken Eemble. They were Made in 1932 to keep platform pledges when the Geroninio, the Apache, for lision between tho Americans Seven long years I’ve followed thee, ‘‘ I and the Apaches took place a it occasionally. Ovor tho fiery mountain." forming n compnny for anderwrltlng thing they resent most is the com mally surrendered to Gen. Nel LtaSSON TEXT— Aota 14:8-13, 18, 20| • • • new Investments, real-estnto develop plete observance of the pledge to Nedni Apache warrior named Rom ans 10;8-1G, By EARL GODWIN son A. Miles and that surrender Taklishim was living near tho aOLDEN TEXT— 1 havo sot thoe foi F ill crevices in floors wiij, He hud gone. Agnes wns lying with ments. There was millions In It, they W ASHINGTON. - As the conserve the water power rfesources marked the close of a bitter con headwaters of the' Gila river in a lleht of tho aoiitllos, thut thou putty and smooth oil wilh a knife. Copyright by Edwin Dalmer eyes closed on the chaise- ongue In her said; mllllonal charge of broken platform of the country and to spread elec shouldost be tor nalviitlon unto th« flict betvyeen the red and white Arizona. Talclishim was the son Do this three or four days boiorj W NU Service bedroom, when she beard her sister’s They wanted him to become a part promises resounds through tric power cheaply. . . . ^hey utterm ost pnr‘. of tho earth. Acts 13:47, voice. Hoe .went In flrst to see her certainly ought to know that tho of Chiet Maco of the Nednl but PIIIM AIIY TOPIC— W liat Ilappcncd In putting finish on floors. ner nnd put about a hundred thou America Democrats races which had been carried on • • * mother, so Agnes bnd a fow minutes sand Into it. He'd thanked them and New Deal is keeping that promise intermittently for more than since lie had m arried a Bedon- l< y s tru . shoidd thank their senate leader, kohe Apache woman and joined .TUNIOR TOPIC — Whon tho Gospo) Custard filling w ill not soak in, more ot dreamy reverie before her hardly thought of It. Joe Robinson of Arkansas, for com . - . or try ing. to betv/cen fights P attern 5637 Cnnio to I.ystra. with power trust lawyers. There two ccnturics and a half. her tribe, he lost his right to to crust if the white ot an egg SYNOPSIS sister pushed ber feet more to the side Davis turned again with more hope piling the facts in the case of Dem INTERMBDIATR AND SENIOn TOP nnd snt down facing her. It was six hasn’t been.a hand lifted anywhere New china, glassware, even the It had begun away back in rule ns hereditary cliief of the IC— Trials and Triumphs of Mission- is brushed over cioist before pour, fulness toward the dark head on tbo ocratic platform planks und conse o’clock. pillow ot tho other bed. in this administration to give the furniture newly polished — b u t 1622 when Chief Gpechanc,-in- Nedni. arlOB. ing in custard. Job Brnddon yountr and fantastically quent performance. . . . It seems I’OONa PBOPLW AND ADULT TOPIC « • • rucccsstul broker of ChloaKO, la Infat- people more electricity at cheaper what about a set of doilies to set To them was born a son who ^ "Your friend Myrtle’s lawyer," said It was a mouth Inter thut the res that people don't remember details ough and his Powhatan warri — Christianity rnchiB Other nollfflona, iintcil with AenoB Glonolth, beautiful rales tiiat some power trust lawyer off all this loveliness? . Yoti'll would become tlie most famous Never wear rings, except plain Cee, “seems to hnve queerly alTccted ignation of Davis Ayreforth, as-treas of a political convention. It is also ors had attacked the little set imuijhtor of a retired manutiicturor. Mother." urer ot a canning company, took ef didn't try to cripple that hand. And want to gather up crochet hobic of all Apache leaders even bands, when washing fine laces, noiliicy, a doctor. In tovo ivUh Apnos, true that enough loud reiteration of The progress of tho first mis the biggest conservation project and some airing and begin at tlement of Jamestown in Vir- though lie was never recognized ■silks, etc. Hings may caloii in vl.'ilts his brother. Job. Rod plans луогк "Wlint did she sny to you?" fect, and he sold back to tbo officers the charge that "Rooseveft has sionary journey into gentile terri since time began is the Tennessee once on this lovely filet design— as hereditary chief. He was tory had brought Paul and Bar fabrics nnd tear them. at liochostor. -Job euBgosta that ho "That perhaps we'U misunderstood of the company all his fetock. Davis broken every platform promise he • • • , inalto a try for Acnes boforo loavlnE. valley authority. Had the New pattern 5027—a graceful bas .given the nam e of Go-kiila-yeh your murdw-oiis liUIe friend Jtyrtlu. also Bold sixty-five of his best bondd; ever made” attracts many an un nabas from Cyprus to Antioch ol In Itod there la a doopor, obstinate Deal done nothing but that, it would ket design with flower garlands or Go - yath - lay, whicii moans Always wipe your electric iron Ucccncy thnn In Job. Rod visits Agnes He eortnhily has done something else for It happened that Collitt had some thinking person lo that fallocious Pisidia in Asia Minor, whcro Paul constitute a fairly large fulfilment set off by a cool, open m e ? h “The 'Vawner,” but in the future with a clean cloth before healing 1111(1 tolls hor of his groat desire, but to Mother, too." what under-estimated tho new capital side of the orgument. One of the preached with great power. Per of its promise to save the country's stitch. You can make, in addi his would be a name of fear , in it, to remove any dust or dirt rciUlios It can never bo fulOllod. Agnes' "Yes," required, and so, Davis put up, not most common distortions' of truth secution by leading Jews then led rnolhor la attem pting to regain her hus- remaining resources for the public. tion to doilies, a buffet set, cen the Southwest—Geronimo. Some • • • "What Is It. Agnes?" one hundred, but a hundred and fifty is the charge that Roosevelt prom 'î them to go on to Iconium where bnnd's love. Agnes has disturbing Here's another promise kept; the terpiece and -tray cloth that imaginative writers have de To remove print from flour "I think she came to see somewhat thousand dollnrs. ised to reduce expenses . . . and they tarried for a long time preach doubts aa to what attracts hor father federal laws regulating the sale of match. In string tiie larger clared that Geronimo means sacks, rub print with lard and lo! In Now York. Job tells Agnos he Is differently »vby Father’s doing—what But the firm of Collitt, Ayreforth failed, , . . In the flrst place ing "the word nf grace” in the securities. This has stopped a. lot d'oilie measures 18 by 24 inches “Devil Saint” but the fact is stand over night. In tho morning (^olng to marry hor, and together they he’s probably doing. Bee," nnd Romble was formed, and prompt Roosevelt did not make this prom face of many diflicuUies. Next Ylow nn apartm ent In Chicago. Job aslcs of shyster work by slick city sales and the smaller 12 by 12 inches. that it is only tlie Spanish for boil in water -with'soap in it, then The dark head, covered jby Its smart' ly promoteu and marketed their first ise ; in the second place the plat- they came to Lystra, in which city AIjMios to s o t a n e a r ly d u to , b u t s h e to lls men who sold worthless stock and In pattern, 5627 you :wlll find I vfe.-V "Jerome” and was applied to WQ consider first the experiences rub until print has uU dis him oh« cannot marry him. When the llttlo toque, looked away.' "All right, Investment lino. from did not "promise” but "ad bonds by the billions in the old complete, instructions and charts this Apache as a nickname by appeared. mioiit, Mr. Colver, ofCors to show thom If he helped her. . . . vocated” a cut of 25 per cent of of days. That part of the perform for making the dollies shown; an ic the Mexicans, However,' it was I. The McLscngers (Acts 14:8- • • * в furnished apartment, Job aslcs Agnca The Dark One wande-ed to thu Jlyrtle Lorrle, who now for ovor n the administrative cxpijnses of gov 'I’ ,Y f to see It alOTio, saying ho must return ance includes the fight on excess illustration of them and of all easy enough lo believe that Never sprhilcle rose bushes window. month had been In jail, dccided to In ernment; ond in the third place 13,19,20). ^ , to his omce. Agnes conuents and Job and crooked holding companies. stitches used; material require- "Devil Saint” and “Apache w ith the hoso. P u t tho hose on' leaves. A radio Is blaring terrineally "Who's thut? Jcb?" vito Agnes to visit her. that’s exactly whot happened. Ad They were Immediately faced Surely no one can deny that prom mehts. Devil” were synonymous terms with the case of a man crippled the ground and allow tho water from ono ot tho apartmonta. Colver "Might be," Bald Agnes, silling up. Myrtlo was not having much ot tt ministrative expenses had been $4,- ’t si' rnpH upon tho door, which la oponed ise was kept, . . . It nearly had To obtain this pattern “send 15 when Geronimo, at the heigllt of from birth — outwardly hopeless, to seep in around the roots of tho time. Sho was confined, of course, to 385,909,086 the last Hoover flscol by a aenntlly clad girl, who draws year; Roosevelt cut that figure by the slick utility lobbyists in tho in cents in stamps or coins (coins his career, was the scourgo of OERONIMO, WAR LEADER OP THE APACHES but having that inward faith which plants. Лепев Int^ tho room, Colver finds hor .lob had bad an exceptionally prof- the women's quarters of tbo jail, nnd i''f! 25 per cent. An economy act sane asylum! preferred), to The Sewing , CU'clo New iVIexico, Arizona and parts Paul at once recognized. He * • • hutband. Charles Lorrle, fatally shot. Itable dny; and on no day, within re therefore to tho compnny of other slashed those expenses. Then the The Democratic platform promised Household’ Arts 'Dept., 259 W. '< il? of Old Mexico. arose when the authorities at Eventually Gatewood estab speaks, and God works in mighty If patent leather shoes and He rails tho police. M yrtle L-^rrlo asks cent memory, had business been bad. girls and women awaiting trial. Most Лкпоа to phono Cathal O’Mara, s, law of them were accused ot sorlous of nation had to use its resources to to thaw out the frozen assets of the Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y. Good Reason to Hate tempted to stop the Apache prac lished contact with Lawton’s col 1. Power (vv. 8-10). belts aro rubbed occasionally The market for stocks—rails. Indus tice of making tizwin, a strong yer, to come at once, Agnea does, Tho keep from going over the brink, but closed banks, and protect depositors Write plainly pattern number, umn and late in August he Faith releases the unlimited with a glycerin-dipped cloth tho police take charge. O'Mara arrives. The trial, utilities, oils, amusements—wns fenses ;. for they had not been admit There is no doubt but that an the economy act lasted until recent . . . No one in this generation is yotu; norho and address. intoxicant. As a result, Gero .learned that Geronimo v;as near power of an infinite God. It did leather will not dry and crack, ofllcurs are'antagonistic to him, Agnea soaring. Today It bad been almost a ted to ball. unprovoked attack upon Gero^. ly, and odministrative expenses of likely to forgot the 7,000 closed nimo and Naiche, or Natchez, Frontoras. Leaving Lawton’s in Lyslra almost nineteen hundred ф Aneoclnlod Nowepftporo.— W NU Si.rvlci, nidoa with O'Mara. Agnes Is to bo a runaway. nimo’s people by the Mexicans - witness-at the coming trlul. Cathul's the regular government hove not banks and what happened thereaft son of Cociiise and hereditary com m and Gatewood pushed on years ago. It does today wherever Bankers, mercbants, clerks, barberh, Agnes, on tho mornInK that Myrtle’iJ gave him ample cause to hate grandfather and father had lost tUolr been excessive. er. The Democratic platform prom I T í í ; GBN. MELSON a . m i l e s chief of the Chiricahua, again rapidly and reached Fronteras men believe Qod. Tho miracle of hootblncks, shopgirls, dentists’ assist missive nrrlvetl, bnd risen for break the men of that nation. Whether Canine Gave the lives In tho line of duty as city lire- ised to set up an insurance fund for decamped from San Carlos and whore he found a detachment of healing which took place created men, and his grandmother, W innie, has ants, balr-dressers, manicurists, ele fast with ber father. There's a grave misunderstand By or not he was ■ equally justifled started a reign of red terror in built her all around Cathal, who, being bank deposits to protect the average T h e M i n d ginia and killed a number of his cavalrymen under the command a sensation which resulted in great Game Away vator boys, street-sweepers — ever.v- She, the Light One, nnd Bee, the ing, too, about budget balancing. LOWELL in his hatred for the Americans ' southern Arizona and New Mex of Lieutenant Wilder. Taking ten ambitious, had worked his way through man against bank .failures; that 2. Popularity (vv. 11-13). hodj young or old, enlightened or Il Dark One nlwnys bnd had breakfast In that section of tlie platform HENDERSON inhabitants. is more questionable. Certainly ico and in Sonora ond Chihuahua, men from this detachment as law school. Thoughts ot Agnes disturb promise has been kept. One of the The heathen people were lookit>g The talk in the club was on setv Cnthnl, Mr, Lorrle had cast o({ the literate, capatile or stupid, with mil with'him when they were children. He which advocates budget balancing M e t e r • the unjustified m urder of Man- stupid things In the 1032 G, O, P. Opechancanough was the first Mexico. Again General Crook an escort, Gatewood followed tho for an incarnation of their gods. sible dogs. Brown said, "I havt wife who had borne him his daughter lion» or with a scraped-up dollar or was never too hurried to Joke with they also advocated a sound cur e Boll Syndical«.—-WNU Servie*. gus-Colorado, who became chief platform was its boast that it had no of the great chieftains who tried marched against the hostiles fresh Apache trail. Near the big 'X'he supreme god in their rnytho- the best in the world. Soon after lo marry Myrtle, and after two years two, was playing the market. And them; and he produced from bis pock rency. . . . Of course the whirl of the Bedonkohe Apaches after of wedded life she had killed him. The insured deposits . . , That wns too with instructions lo capture or bend of the Bivaspe river. in I got it the wife nnd I went out. ets .surprises, on occasion, of thimblo- wind of the depression und the emer ÉiiiiHhÉKMWHaiiiiMaìnii to stem the tide of white inva the death of Chief Maco, and the logy was Jupiter, and his chief coroner's Jury holds Myrtle to tho grand whatever their stnte of mind, ur of socialistic for the Hoover regime destroy them. Sonora, Martine and Kateah attendant was Mercury. In Paul On coming home several houra gency ruined tho orderly proced sion of this country. He was indignities suilered by Cochise, Jury. Agnes promises O'.Mara to review body or soul, they were all maklOK , , , but Oh, v;hat a difference it The' Completion Test located Geronimo^a camp, which lator, I found ihe--dog lying oi; Uio lit» ‘■.^^'¡4 ’vltli—!\l!!ir-W!vift— "money...... ure of a budgel Cor normal times. chiaf of tho Chvkonen (Ciiii'Ica- A Hard Campaign------—- -and Barnabas they thTOght thoy' would have made had the previous to be follov.'cd by others in the they entered.... arid delivered saw these two gods, and began to sofa, so I gave him a sound hid Mr». Olonolth aaks questions regarding Jeb wns exultant. He bnd never But after the relief program had In this test eight incomplete hua) Apaches, wore not cal After a long and diflicult cam mnrltal problems, In the hope that she administration been less influenced samé fulil.e eilort. K ing Philip, Miles’ ultimatum. give them acclaim and honor. ing. Next time I came in he was been so right. Ho bad made money reached a peak the President gave statements are mado. Each on* culated to endear Americans, paign ovor the blazing deserts of might let » solution to her'own proh- by the half dozen big New York the W ampanoag, tried it aiijJ A D aring 'Venture Tho flesh loves popularity. Few on tho floor, but on finding tho Icnii not only for himself but every client congress an estimate which would con be completed by adding on* either military or civilian, to any the Southwest and among the banks which objected to insuring of the four suggestions given, temptations are so appealing and sofa was warm I gave him an for whom he traded nnd whom ho ad have balanced the budget, , , . was -killed in the trying, as Indian of that tribe.-At any rate,, rocky fastnesses- of tlio m oun : Geronimo sent back word that .Receipts and expenditures .clicked the deposits of-the ordinary working so treacherous to the Christian other hiding, eVen m o r e sever» vised. lie had lived In a chorus of .Underline the corxect one. Opechancanough had been. Geronimo seems to have been tains; a truce was arranged in he wonted to talk with Gatewood CHAPTER V—Continued down to the last cent. And tlie man and woman. ' The G. O. P. 1. 'The most populous country worker as a desiro for popularity. than the flrst, acclaim and gnin all day. plank again.st, insurance for bank Pontiac, the Ottawa, sought to an apt pupil of Cochisc in tho Marcii, 1880, followed by a con and Noiche added his assurance — 10—■ budget is now unbalanced because of South America is—Argentina, Patd and Barnabas might have "I suppose that cured ^hin..' He ran halfway upstairs to meet Ag art of hating tho white men and, ference at which the terms of that their friend, the lieutenant, "Than much that in done in n city," congress busted it wide open, and deposits wns a bankers’ plank; they Ciille, Brazil, Paraguay. do it by a confederation of argued that such public esteem said Jones. nes coming down. wrote it. Big baniters wonted tho in the art of m aking war on surrender of the Apaches were would bo safe in coming to a lie ri'iillqd to her. spent money on things it vvanted 2. Tiie leadlnb corn producing tribes and failed. Litlle Turtle, ] would help thern in tlioir later proc-’ "Not exactly,” said Brown, "Olpn, whnt n day 1 We can do any i M i them, he added< a few Ideas , ot agreed upon. But before it could conference. Even b o , it was a “Wliere do you Uvcî'.' Agnes asUc-il to do in spite of Koosevelt's advice. big banks to be the dazzling suc state is — Nebroska, Iowa, in* lamation of the gospel. Or they "y ou seij, the next tim o ho was cesses in the way of safety; they the Miami, dreamed the dream ' his own to those which his pre be concluded, Geronimo, and risicy business. him, with sudden dircctnoss. thing we like—anything, when you sny We oil know obout the bonus. And dlana, Illinois.. ; might have fallen into the specious standing by the sofa blowing on 11 tho word!" Ho caught her up on the fell that it the government made of Pontiac until it was shat decessors had contributed. , Naiche fled with their followers But unmindful of this danger “Wliat am I, you mean—besides a this, remember, happened in nn ad 3. "La Tosca’f was composed fallacy of those who say that the to cool it.” the little banks safe too, i,t would re tered uncjpr the thundering , In 1878,'-as a result of depre into the Sierra Madres. Worn Gatewood proceeded 'with tho criminal lawyèr? I live now near Mil- landing. "Now you’ll say It? Why ministration where the President is by — Verdi, Puccini, Beethoven, dations conlmitted in the state out by his exertions and feeling approach to the heathen,is by way not? Oh, you llttlo fool, why not? duce the difference between the big Hoofs of "Mad Anthony” negotiations. His understanding of an appreciation of their reli waultce avenue In tlie ,city ; but I was charged by unthinking opponents as L is z i ' oi Sonora,, Mexico, which keenly the Implied criticism by of the Apache character and hi.t . . . That damned trial 1 Wo'll marry being a "dictator". . . . Can you nnd little banks. For several years Wayne’s dragoons at the Battle gions, and by an adaptation of gos Costly Trek born on Archer, as was niy father." 4. The popular name for Neb-, w, brought strong complaints irbm his superiors of his failure to diplomatic handling of the situ and como back for It Or I'll get you irnaglne what a real dictator, such the Democratic party tried to enact pel truth to their philosophies. The most spectacular nnd “Your father, too?" raskans Is—Wolverines, Gophers, of Falleh Timbers. Tecumseh, the Mexican government, tho conquer Geronimo’s warriors, ation resulted finally, 1» Geroni- out of Itl" 23 Herr Hitler or II Dticc Mussolini a -federal deposit insurance law; True servants of God like Pnul costly trek in hi.4torv took pine« Cathal gmilud. "I know why you Corn Kusksrs,, Kav/i:oyc5i , the, Shav.’iics, also attempted to ' TInitpd StntpR niifhnritlps decided ^rook Gskod to be relieved uf ri-iC.’.=i li.> inaei Ivliics in "You cau’t. Job." would do to a legislative body that and each time bankers from New and Barnabas were not to be mis between 1922 and 1024 when 500,- ask. You wonder why I speak so, 5. The sixteenth President of to reriiovo the Chiricahuns - (the his command in- that, depart Skeleton canyon in Arizona arid "Was that Irish sh,vster berc?" would defy him in so important a York stopped it. The .New Deal 'rally the tribesmen to a’ con--;; led into either of these pitfalls. ООО Moslem Turks in Greece and whoa .It was my grandfatlior that the United States was — Grant, term commonly used for both ment. .■mrrender, on condition that tho "Jebl" matter as a budget? However, you promised to-make deposits in banks ciirted resistance to the hated : They vehemently turn away the 1.500.000 Christian Greeks in came over, nnd ho a lad. His fntlier Tyler, Buchanan, Lincoln. the Bedonkohe and the real Chi- His successor was Gen. Nelson Indians should bo allowed to re “Did you see the papers thin after must remember that the Constitu .«lafe . . . and there’s a platform palefaces but his attempt went false popularity and earnestly urge Turkey were returned, under an brouglit. him in the steerage; and on promise kept. Incidentally, the pres 6. The RiVer Joi;dan flows into ricuhuas) from the reservation A. Miles, who as colonel, of the tain their arms while marching noon? I’ve left thom In the car. . , tion gives the cash box to congress. the-T-Gulf of Ob, Bering sea. Dead which they occupied on the the people to “turn from these exchange agreement, to their ro nnotlior ship nt sea ac tho time, was ent Republican platform makes no the way of Pontiac’s and Little Fifth infantry had made a bril to the meeting with Miles and • Thoy wero downstairs together. The Constitution piits the entire sea, Indian, ocean. southern frontier to San Carlos, vanities to the living God.” Such spectivo countries. This compul tlio girl, tho Ind wafi lo luuet on Arch mention of deposit insurance. Turtle’s. Osceola, the Seminole, liant record as an Indian flghter and that Gatewood should accom “Sweet - scented situation O'Mara’s privilege of lux raising and spend 7. “Childe Harold" was written Arizona'. Geronimo, who was faithful nnd self-denying witness to sory intorm igratlon took a toll of er road and marry." • • • Black 'Hawk, the Sauk, and Sit against the tribes of the southorn pany. Gatewood agreed to this, trying to profit on. Lorrle, It seem«, ing on congress. The President has by — Robert Burns, Lord Byron, then coming into prominence as the gospel is greatly needed. 300.000 ilves through disease and "Your grandmother?" plains in ,1874-75, the .Sioux and subject lo Lawton’s dpproval. was Insured for two hundred thou nothing to do with it except ad RELIEF COSTS LOW, Wiliipm Wordsworth, William ting Bull and Crazy, Horse of a war leader, im mediately fled There followed at once a star exposure and cost more Ihnn •The same. You’ll see hor at tho Cheyennes in 1878 - 77, Chief The next day the march for sand dollars—fifty of which he bnd vise, . . . That’s something to Aubrey Williams, deputy relief Shakespeare. the Sioux strove mightily to to Mexico. Later when he re tling change in the attitude of the $100,000,000.—Collier’s Weekly. trial. Slie comes to all I’m defending." Joseph’s Nez Forces in 1877 and the border started. Several left In the name of his flrst wife na clip out and remember .when next chief, and other relief officials hero 8. Columbia is vthe capital of—r turned with his , band to Ojo , people. The fanatical Gentiles qre "Does your , father too?" hold the land of • their' fathers the Bannocks in .; 1870. .Arriving times during that' march the benefleinvy; but dear little Myrtle had you hear charges of dictatorship tell me that it has cost much less, Oregon, South Carolina, Nortli Caliente, N. M. he was arrested 'joined and stirred up by equally "He’s gone," said Cathal. "Ho was against the invaders but they, at Fort Bowie in April, Miles Indians became suspicious of the scan that he bad ber written In as a«ainst F. D. R. '.to-administer the huge worlts-^prog- Carolina, West .Virghiia. by John .P. Clum, the Apache fanatical Jews who had followed HEAtS BABVS HEAT « city fireman, and hia father before prepared for an energetic cam good faith of the Americans and beneficiary for ono hundred and fifty To return to the thing .1 -was -ex ress pro.gram (the jobs for the un- too. failed. agent at San Carlos, and taken the missionaries, and we soon find him. He— my grandfather— was one paign. had it not been for ihe presence Soothe and heal baby’« heat and chafe with thousand. ■ , plaining, the platform advocacy df -employed) than it costs to'haridle back to that reservation. ' them meeting of'the twenty that went to the top 'Answers So for 2S0years the white man Speariiead of the pampaign oi Gatewood there is a strong pure, inow'-white MoroUnc. The 10c ilw •'The companies paid today tbe fifty "I'm Not Marrying Jeb Thit ,8prlng balanced budget and economy was enterprises of similar size in private 3. Persecution ( w . 19, 20). of tho tower of the Cold Storage build 1. Brazil. 5, Lincoln, and the Indian'made war on ; There Geronimo and his peo was a detachment of cavalry, possibility that Geronimo and contalt^a timet aa much aa the 3c sue- thousand to the flrst wife whom he —or Summer, Father.” all wrapped up in the larger idea Industry; and for that reason no ple settled down as peaceful till Fickle and short-lived is popu ing, at the World’s li'air, when It 2. lowa, 6. Dead sea. cach other.and then made peace. infantry and Indian scouts-com Naiche would have slipped away divorced; but they’re boldlnR np pny- of maintaining national credit; and one here takes seriously Governor ers of the soil and so long ^s larity with men. Let us labor to bnrned." like things that Inflnted Into bunnies 3. Puccini. 7. Lord Byron. manded by Capt. Henry W. Law with their warriors once more. ment ot tho hundred and fifty to sweet our national credit is not only good, Landon’s promise to give everyone Then one or the other broke please God rather than men. “He was ono of them that died that nnd mirnculous buds that needed only 4. Corn.lIuskers,8,Soulh Carolina. Clum was their agent they ton of the Fourth cavalry—the SNOW WHITE PETROLEUM JEttf little Myrtle. If she’s cleared, by but superb., The treasury, which is 'relief vvho needs it—but to save liuge faith and the whole sorry busi caused no trouble. But when he Paul was stoned and left for day, as each of thom did In lino of to float In a flnger-bowl to flower. It sums of money on the administra same Lawton who became a O'Mara, Myrtle gets the hundred and the home of national credit, con resigned and his hand was no dead. But God had not forgotten duty. Miss Glenelth," said Cathal was fun to have brunktast with ness of treachery and revenge general and lost his life during fifty thousnnd Insurance as nn ad borrow more money than ever be tion of the job . . . Actually, it longer guiding the Apaches, dis iiim. He never forsakes his own. But Who Dous? proudly. "And his son, my father, Father. costs right now around 3V4 per and slaughter of the innocent as the Philipphie insurrection, 13 ditional reward for the shooting." fore at lower rates. '. . . Only When Womon • It is believed by many that even No one is afraid of one who li Her mother so Invariably bad risen content sprang up. The failure of years later. (lied llko him. In line of duty for Cbl- a few weeks ugo the treasury asked cent to administer the vast nation well as the guilty was taken up while being stoned and near to cranky if he admits it. Need Cardui i i M the government to help them-ir cngo. That’s my stake In tho city, I with him that Agnes never had pic to borrow a couple of billions and wide thing that is saving the lives of again. Lawton’s pursuit of the i death, Paul was having the expe- C H A P T E R V I I f you seoin to have lost some of rigate their lands aggravated the mentioned. Who cnn hnve moro? tured breakfast without thom togeth tho public rushed forward with 204,000 families in the drouth area your, strength you bad for your Apaches was one of the most rjence which no other man ever Of oil the Indian tribes who trouble and resulted in Gero- 'Would I sel^ It out by fixing taxes for er until, Inst fall, her mother ceased fourteen billions at two and one-half alone, in addition to six or seveti fnvorito activities, or foryour house brilliant f^ats in the history of had, and which he describe* in Up in thè Moming tried to resist American at nimo's jumping the reservation cllonts for my living? t'll tako the do- Davis Ayreforth lay awake In tho to come down before her father loft per cent interest. Tiiot iiicuna good times that number elsewhere pnd work , , , nnd care less about your the Arherican army. Ho and his II Cor. 12:2-5, Be that as it may, tempts to “civilize” them, none nnd leading a raid into Sonora ft'iise of Myrtle Lorrle, as I’ve taken dark, with his wife nsleen In tbe bed tbo house. credit. The American dollar is still in other distressful circumstances. meals . . . nnd sufl-'er severo dls- men stuck to the trail with the God miraculously brings him to Feeling Finei copifort nt certain time.s , . . try put up a longer or n»ore des- again. Then followed the cam- others. . . . But It's my .speech thnt beside, his. He was not happy; nnd This signalized some decline In tho tho world's best piece of change. Private industry, when it irian- persistence of bloodhounds. life and full vigor at once, and the Tlie rof rosliing rejiof so ninny Cardui I ' ' Bny tliey get by tiilting Jtlnck- «III1 surprise you. It wouldn’t If he was trying to figure out what he relations ot ber parents which Agnes Foreign investors would not be in ages to bring administration and Thoir dogged pursuit, plus the messengers go on their way to Thousands nnd thoiisnnds of DraiiKht for consilpation innUea yon knew Winnie.” could do din’orently In-order to make felt but did not let herself deflne. vesting here if we did not have overheard down to 10 per cent, Indians’ knowledge thnt they Derbe. As they continue their wnmpp niiy If hn« hoi.pod them. tho m QiUhitHinoMc n b ou t m ia icm oua “Wlnhio?" askod Agnes. Bee admire him. “Talked with your mother. abniit good credit. thinlts it’s doing a swell job. it By IncroHsliig the nppotito. Im w^ro in constant danger of at ministry we turn aside for a ly vcg clnblo lax{\tlve, She still loved him, be believed; for summer pinns. Light One?" he sud cost the government nine or ten Black-DrouKht puts thè digestivo traci “The grnndmoth'er I mentioned. Slip And speaking of credit, don't for proving digestion, Cnrdiil helps you tack by other troops operating glimpse into one of Pniil’s , epistles denly demanded, ono sunny morning. to get iiioronoiirlsliment. Asstrength in bettcr conclltltìn to net rcg u lo rly , uvery wlKht have como over sixty hours In- her let It be a proof of lovo thnt his get that thé Democratic platform per cent to mannge and administer i i ! against them, gradually wore to consider rfny, .'ithci’t j’our continviplly to returns, un n e cossary tuiictlomil „Vi i: oÎKini of Blxly yenra ago. . . . Do you wife ph.vslcally did nothing. In respect "No. Whnt nre they, Father'i" the previous doling out of casli mon down even the tireless Apaches. II. The Message (Rom, 10:8-15). Uike mcdicino to movo tho bowcis. made a promise which it kept, when ncbes, pnina nnd nervousness just - Next timo, bo sure to try know Padrale Colum, tbe Irish poet to nnother 'mnn, to which he conld take "You're to make them." ey to the individuals, and it may be Among theso troops were detach it extended national credit to the seem to go away. The carrier of o message is im nnd writer, who was over here on toui exception, and that Ben continued "I? How?" that Governor Landon thinks that's ments of tho Sixth cavalry, ono portant, but of for greater import states lo help take care of the a few years ago?" without complaint— Indeed, only too "Largely by whnt you do. There's still going on. However, the cost of of whose olTicers was Lieut. eleven million distressed and hun is tho message that he carries. eomplnlsnntly—to be his wife. the trial first, of course; but they're adrhinistering federal relief is now Character’s Corner Stone Charles B. Gatewood, a West The word which Paul preached, "I went to hear him speak," said Ag gry. States were flat broke by the- nes, wondering what now was cominç;, So Davis said to himself: "She moving thnt along. Then what with time Roosevelt look ofiice and the so small that the experts here be Honesty is the corner stone of Point graduate in 1877, who had and which you and I must teach ЗДА'ШШ .vou. Light One?" lieve if Landon chjsels off as much A GOOD LAXATIVE "So did I," said Cathal, "li'or thoy loves me; she loves me. . . . But she Hoover administration would not character. ' distinguished liimself during the and preach if we ore faitliful to •'You moan about .leb?" as one cent from each dollar he will told me he’d been going through , Ire- admires Job more. . . . She doesn’t extend federal aid (that was one Apache campaign of 1883-84 and our calling is "the word of faith.” "That’s It." , be Idoing wonders—unless he wants had won the friendsiiip and re It is the glorious good news that hind having repeated to him the last admire me nt all. of the reasons why the Democrats Another Good .Habit "I'm not marrying Jeb this spring to chisel at the expense of good spect of Geronimo’s warriors LIEU T . C. B. G A T E W O O D "Whosoever, ahall call upon the of the old Celtic tales that had never "It’s because .leb Is making so much won that- election, by the way.) The Thinicing seriously is habl> er this summer, Fnther." administration. The amount of mon while thoy wero on the San name of the Lord shall be saved.” ücon print. He was collectliig them money," Duvis argued' with himself. greatest note of cheer-on March 4, But after 11 days the whole forming. Keep It up. "Money Is all Job has thnt I haven’t “Because of us?" 1933, was Roosevelt promising to ey paid by the government for .ad "!,rBUCKlEAF40'‘ Carlos reservation during the Reader, have you called on his to write them oil down. I told him ministering relief is so comparative party arrived in Slcelolon can got. "I don’t know why not. Father; oh. turn the treasury inside out if wKttp* Do($ Amn fron next two years. name? Have you admitted your tie'd been wasting hU time traveling. ly small that if it .were wiped out yon whore Miles met them. He "It’s not more money she wants for I don’t know why not I" necessary to feed America’s hun I EycrgrMnt.Shniu ete. In July, 1886, Miles believing need df salvation, and in your He should-have come straight to Cbl- entirely the per capita decrease V v confirmed the terms of the sur herself, or for me or tor the hoys. Bvit He bnd to turn away. , gry. . . . It was America's treas .that Geronimo and Naiche were earnest desire to be saved have chko, and he’d have heard them all— wouldn't be four cents a m onth. parCallMof Ipriy. render just as they had been Ш е{^пЫ сЬ1е(1 EYES she wants mo to make more money. Agpes saw the lawn and “their" ury and America’s problem. about ready to give up the strug you abandoned every trust in self- from Winnie. And I found. In fact, Thai's nothing'to brag of. delivered to Geronimo by Gate shore of the lake that she loved, The Democratic platform prom gle, decided to send a message righteousness or self-improvement *he had. one he’d never heard from . . . I’ve got to make more money— wood, whom the Indian' leader through the -mist ot tears. ised a spread of work. It was per to thom demanding their sur and believed on him in your heart *iny other. The strange thing. It was a lot ot money, ns much as Jeb Brad- complimented highly for having What and who was she that count MIDULEiMAN MEDDLING, render and stipulating certain ns your personai Saviour? If not, “UyayB roy : favorite," don. I can do Itl He has nothing formed through NRA, the Guffey told him the exact truth. There ed with him more than her mother and terms under which it would be "Now is the day of salvation.” If “You knew It?" on me!” coal act and other legislation guar City folks are paying more for on September 6, 1886 Geronimo her and all bis memories here? What anteeing reasonable nnd living Opening far accepted. The task of getting you hnve, it is your privilege and "Knew ItT Wasn’t I rocked and Jeb, as every one knew, had made farm produce than they were paying surrendered for the last time. could she be to him, to mean so much? this message to tlie Apache your duty to confess him "with reared on them? And this I could millions for himself. To such ■ star, wages and hours short .^enough to a short timo ago and are blaming •The captive Apaches were Her father wns thinking of that per leaders was' entrusted to Gate the mouth,” telling everywhere by Davis hitched tbe weak wagon of bis apread the work around. The it v/ith loud, outcries on the adnriinr sent to Florida and, character never hour' enough—the Green Bear son,- 'unknown Uo :hls daughter' and' wood. With two friendly Chirica- faithful life and lestitiiony that abilities as he wrestled' In tbe dark Supreme cotirt knocked out NRA— istration's agricultural policies be FEMALE AGENTS istic of the stupid blundering Of Baliblbtrce.’’ scarcely more defined to his wife, btit huas. Marline and Ka-teah (or Jesu.s still saves. with his disappointments. nnd that act of the court has de fore, during and after various • M iseri oi a wall knovni, highly APACHE PRISONERS OF WAR ON THEIR WAY TO FLORIDA of ofVicialdom in handling the He was holding Agnes' memoran Kayitah), to act as scouts, / Davis' business wns canning — ■ whom his wife bad called “Cash." prived 900,000 working men of jobs drouths . . . Well, you know these •thlcal cosmeUo prepaiatioa aro Indian problem, the two faithful dum of what-Mj’rtlo Lorrle had said In the Front Row, Third From the Left, Is Naiche, or Natchez, George Wratton as interpreter The Oettine: of Wisdom WNU—7 36-38 good business In Chicago, safe nnd "Cashl” What a name for ber I I i —so says Wilhum Green, president wholesalers and jobbers have a •eeklng {ornale agenig, fiither new Indian scouts. M arline and Ka- Bnd done, after having shot her hus- Hereditary Chief of tlie Chiricahuas and in the Same Row, Fourth From and several other civilians as True wisdom is a thing very ex steady, though never spectacular,, and had been fastened upon hor by his of the American Federation of way of hiking prices every time they or currenUy angagad in ilmilor ¡k ! teah, who hud helped Gatewood t>nnd; and suddenly aware of it he the Left, Is Geronimo. packers and couriers, Gatewood traordinary. Happy are they that It UsuiiUy I* woH suited to Davis, who was by na wife; and In . this manner; Labor. The Democratic platfprm see a disturbance of nature, so that work, HlgUy eiiactiva new lalUng bring about the surrender of the <'»ntrnBted.lt to thé matter In his mind, started on his mi.ssion. For a have it! and next to them, not those Reword should be in proportion ture a safe, steady person, though he On Friday of -last week, which wa» has certainly been carried out in the consumer pnys. a high figure and augi» .m&ku it , a luia-iii* i«Utr hostiles, were sent along with and smiled. ШIf -■ i j : perate struggle against that paign of 1882-83 against the military escort he was to call many thnt thjnk they have it, but to usefulness. tried not to appear so. the first of the month, Beatrice Glen the agricultural sector. . . . It the middleman gets it. Just at this iA 90% ot cuai. It will not b* them ns pri.soners of w ar! After "The women. Miss Glenelth, used to doubtful blessing than t h e Apach*s under the leadership upon some of the commanders those few that are sensible of their He was thirty - two, a cheerful, elth bad gone to Chicago In the fore included a pledge for better financ moment the biggest city in the west ueceiaary lo puichasa lampla mar- a few years in Florida, the be mu«b more enduring," he said. Apaches of the Southwest. The .of Gen. George A. Crook which then in the fleid and Miles in own defects and imperfections, and healthy, stocky man of medium hejgbt, noon for shopping, and she was to re- ing of farm mortgages, which has ern world is making a complaint chandiaa ii aatisiactory credit rei- Apaches were removed to Ala '"I'liey ccrtalnly put up with more In series of wars with them began ended in tiie capture of Gero- structed him not to go near the know that they have it not,—TiHot- thoughtful of othera,and tireless when moln In < the slty fflr the »fternoon peen executed; extension ond de about vegetable prices; and Wil , ,j;ienceB aia lujniahed vrith lallat bama and finally settled, bn a tho&o da.vs." .'I-. i\ ■ ‘'‘«s 'f a r ' back as 1035 wlien the nimo's band in the Sierra Madre hostiles with fewer than 25 sol be set (^ut to do pny.tblng. . concert- of the Chicago -orchestra. For velopment of farm cooperatives. liam. Fellowes Morgun Jr., market , ot. Inquiry. j| ; reservation near Fort Sill, Okla ■ '*Whov days?" , Which has been kept; and “ effec-' treachery of an American trader mountains and tlieir return to diers an his escort. However, Yet It all ■oomed only to amuse twenty-five years she had two seats, commissioner, points out thut of.ev- Write tiiiay, ta I and the inexcusable killing by San Carlos once more. homa where Geronimo, after Monoy and Health "Of tbe old tales. Take her that \yh!ch.,Khc,bnd sbnred.pn.special.tlay*- ii.VP .cQptrpl. of ..farni s.urpluses so pry dfjllar- ipsnt in New York on none of the detachments Gate- . iiivwi. .t)>e„(3r(!aa -Boar of Cabblctree. - .bis- wife.-- Evna-hlH...e.x.cellencq In.'sftlf., ..hjs. _men ._of, n_.parly._,oi.. Apachfi.? -Enr-._the- nnxt—tw/o..years—the- -wood--encountered—conld-spare— .ffiai}j'..yajn.,8ttempts...t£i. have-bra- - Money -i?.-.th*!- thing -mqst- envied. wíílcb .once she had ndinlred, seemed througbont the years with her buai- that our farmers may have the full vegetables barely 36 cents goes to DENTON’S COSMETIC CO. taugfit their tribesmen to dis CUiricahuas remained quietly at peopio returned to Arizona, di»d 'I’be Green Jlear was,, of course, right oenefit of the domestic .market.” 25 men so he pushed on without but the least enjoyed. Health is the almost to amuse her now. He did not band. tthe^ermer. v«M242Int$i, UfiC lilud City, K. Y. trust the Americans just a»- they on February 17, 1909. ly 11 prinee^.bor true love," Cathal con- , , . 'Eighteen--actB 'have been. Li>sW4’«t»riL|<«wriiApur Unloa» San Carlos but in J884 trouble this military backing. thing most enjoyed, hut the UacI understand whv. (TO BE COMlNVBOi © «»m,-,,,. Union, envied.—Colton. Uiiijoù. 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' ',1; , THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. Mocksyüle. J4. C^ Tbursday, September. 3, 1936
For the Little Princess Curiosa inodel goes together liko « OUR COMIC SECTION charm, tlio result of a minimum' THE NEWSIEST NBWSPAPBR IN DAVIB—THB BEST FOR THB SUBSCRIBER AND ADVEimBBir Americana’ of effort and expense, P ufi <• •> »> sleeves, a contrasting Peter Pan. By Elmo Scott Wateoo collar, and a row of small bright' DaTie GountT't buttons down the. front complut« "19 Days Hath September . . the picture. Beet A dvërtieinf Read By The Fcopla •‘npHIRTY days hath Septembel Daughter will lovo to choosa ’ Who Are Able T* Events in the Lives of Little M en ■I . . .” Thus runs the familiat her own fabric — a printed mus- Medium jingle, but It wasn’t true in the yeai lin, pcrcale, challia or sheer wool B uy 1752 when Great Britain (and hfii —and with a tiny bit of coaching American colonies) adopted the she can make tlie frock hersolti Gregorian calendar. In that year, Send today for Barbara Boll . . the month had only ip days. 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Send the basket committee of the Ma days, which will shorten this year eleven days, 15. cents for your copy. Adjourned Fri. Afternoon opened on Monday morning, ond have extended the same throughout the sonic Picnic, \yishea to thank the Closed Sunday Evening Send your order to The Sowing Sept. 7, with a fine enrollment, llritish dominions; so that vye arc tjot to have ladies of Mocksville and Davie two hcginnmKs to our years, but the first of Circle Pattern Dept., 3G7 W. Tlie August term of Davie SKPTKMBER BEST MONTH the High School students num January is to be. the first day nnd the first Adams St., Chicago, 111. County for" their splendid co The Union Revival Meeting month of the year 1762. bering 242, and the Elementary © Doll SyndieatQ.— W NU Borvlca. Sujierior Court adjoui’ned F ri FOR SOWING COVER CROP operation with the cake 'sale, Klevcii days nre taken from September, nnd pupils listed as 344, making a The Corner cnme to a close on Sunday even bctfin, 1, 2, 14, 16, etc. Ile nol astonished, day iifternoon about five o’cloclc. which gave $40:50 over and a- total of 58C for both schools on ing at the gymnasium, with Rev. nor look with conccrn, Dear Ucailcr, nt such й September is the best month bove the regular dinner receipts. Cupboard Column deduction of days, nor rejjret as for the loss ni Foreign Words Judie John И. Clement and Soli the first day. On I ’uesday sev Ralph. E. Johnson delivering an so much time, but take this for your соп.чо1а* of the year for sowing cover A number of beautiful cakes ci ,.0^ John R. Joneà put in five eral more students were added to Edited by M. J. H. earnest iind searching sermon to tion, that your expenses will perhaps appear and Phrases crops, according to E. C. Blair, were entered for the auction, llRhter, nnd your mind be more at-ease. And ra.ll'lnys disposing of one of the the number in each school. The large congregation. Mr. and what an tndulncnce Is here for those who love extension agronomist at State and it is hoped that next year A mervoillo. (F.) WonderfuIIyf bi '^ist dockets that has con opening exercises wero held for 'Glad each morn to school we go. Mrs. Johnson left' Monday morn their i»illows, to lie down In pcacc on the sec* College. twice ns many may be donated. ond oi this month, nnd nol perhaps nwnke or to ‘porfcction. . fi'%ed a judge and solicitor in both schools in the High School' Child with child returning: ing for Marion, N. C., where ifie be disturbed till the fourteenth, In the mornluft. The winter legume.s which have Boul’-Micli’. (F.) A familiar Ddvie for many yèars— if ever. auditorium, and many parents -vill hold another meeting^ and And, Reader, this is not to hasten the pay» corruption of the Boulevard St. real soil-building value in this Seeds of knowledge glad we sow: mont of debts, freedom of apprentices or serv Ill addition to the many eases Tobacdo Mart To and friends were present. Su they will later go to Louisiana. nnts, or the conn’tig to ПВС of minors} but the Michel, a famous street in th« State, he aaid, are crimson clo Future harvests earning. (li.spoKod of, there, were about 50 perintendent F. N. Shearouse Ihe results of the services) can number of natural days in nil “f® Latin quarter of Paris. ver, vetch, anci AiUstrian winter Advertise In 18 Papers Now to play with Joy we run: to be fulfilled. All Church IloJidaye nnd Courts presided, and the Scripture les not be, estimated, but the com-, Coup d’etat. (F.) A suddt;a ciise.4 continued. Never before T’here’s a time for mirth and fun, are to 1)0 ou the same nominal days, nnd so peaa. The one to use depends son was read by Rov. J. L. Kirk. munity at large feels that much ! deemed to be held eleven days later. Now, stroke ot policy; a revolution. hns there been so many prison- And a time for learning. Reader, elnce *tls likely you may never have Demi-monde. (F.) Tho “half- largely upon aoil type and per- Fully one hitndred thousaiTd Prayer was offered by Rev. J. H. good has , been accomplishecl. ei',4 .qentenced to the roacls at one And a time for learning." inch another year nor such nnoVUcr aimannc, world” ; women outside tho social aonal preference. lines of paid newspaper adver Fulghum, and short talks were A I would ndvine you to Improve the one for your teim of Davie Court. The fol 'I'he work of Mr. and Mrs. John pale. Crimaon clover should be sown* tising will be used to give pub own sake, nnd I recommend the other for the lowing cases wore disposed of: made by Rev. W. C. Cooper and (German) son among the childreA aiWi sake of your friend. Poor Job. Entremet. (F.) A dainty side at tho rate of 25 pounds to the licity to the Winston-Salem Mayor T. I. Caudell. Professor young people was quite worth 182B-B T. W. Howard, driving drunk, dish, acre, while 20 pounds of vetch is- Leaf Tobacco Market, Chairman Palindrome Fiat justitia, ruat coelum. (L.) $Г)0 and costs. Shearouse outlined some of the The stately Capitol in Jftaleigh while, and there have buen ' a' The simplicity but irresistible enough for an acre. 'I'hirty George L. Irvin Jr., of the joint HE man glanced idly at the au Let justice be done, though th« Willard HoAvard, larceny, four plans for the year, and the stu-. is known far and wide foi ' the 1‘umber of members added to the Ttomobile that had drdwn up to charm of princess frocks ac heavens fall. ' pounds of winter peas are need committee of the Cham'bqr of dent body then assembled in the different churches. Both Mr. and counts for their ' undiminlshed months on roads. beauty and dignity of its archi^ the curb, thon leaned forward for Nom de guerre.
N. C. STATE F A IR More tiian 350 fruit growers , H. Flake Shaw, a farm nian- HAWAII LIKES ‘WILD WEST KAPPA NEW S LIBERTY NEWS iJEGINS OCTOBER 12 atitended the Hth annual field .aKemonl dcmoiistratoi in Gull- I lord County, made 1,872 moro q^SNAPSHOT CUILCk UonohiUi,— "Wild west movies day of the Brushy Mountain [ ccviii'iil community Hev. M. G. Ervin will fill l,|s' Ualeitrli, Sept, il.--Noiiu but are so popiilar'Iii Hawaii that ¡eiuliul the home coming und tegular appointment at Liberty I WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH lugitiniato concessiona will be al-’schoolboys carry cap pistols to lid full« singing at Center Sun- Materia s, St/ing ancJ Beauty tKat phate M. E. Church, South, Sunday at shows with tliem to shoot off dur der County in late August. Ijv iiihI reported a large crowd T A K IN G YOUR OWN PICTURE lowed on the grounds of tho did not. The demonstration piot 11 a. m. Everybody come. ing exciting scenes. The noise I'll a fine dinner. North Carolina State Fair, which LET US iDO Y O U R JO B W O R K | yielded 2,976 pounds against 1,- Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Everhardt are Matchless at these Prices!, ONCE IN A WHILE? got so bad that tneatre managers ] Ml'S' Henry Turner, of near I 01 this place, accompanied by Mr. will be held,in Raleigh the week complained to police. —Wfci WiuL »0 IT RIGHT. 104 for the check plot. liccii.sboro, spent several days and Mrs. Richard Everhardt, of of October 12, General Manager .jgiitly with Mrs. E. M. Keller Cooleemee, visited their daught- Norman Y. Chambliss emphasiz L,l jir, J. H. Henley. ei, Mr, and Mrs. L. R. Dwiggins, ed today. iJIi'i!, J- Jones and children of Winston-Salem on Sunday af C » A t S a n d “We are going to take even imiit Sunday w ith her parent's,' ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Dwig- more stringent measures to see ||. ¡iiui Mrs. Henry. Stroud, of ins"'are the proud parents of a that the midway is 'kept clean lai'ksbury. fine son, born Sept. 5. and that the public is protected “The Universal Car” Ijli', Carl Anderson spent Sun- from “gyp” gambling artists,” Mias Ethel Wilson spent the ,y with home folks. past week with Mr. and Mrs. declared Chambliss. “Every con- Today's Ford V-8 is more than ever ession will be scrutinized care O N E N A M E comes quickly to m!nd IjIi'. and Mrs. Atlas Smoot and John Gabord, of Clemmons. fully before it is granted space when you think of ‘‘The Universal “The Universal Gar” because it en- If, and Mrs. John Smoot spent Miss Mary Lee Seamon, of . . . a New Fashion to in the fairgrounds. We welcome Il'ew (lays recently in Danville, Winston-Salem, spent the week Car.” The description is distinctively circles the needs of more people than tne cooperation of the public in, with relative«. end with Miss Luna Kimmer. Flatter Every { any other Ford ever built. It reaches Jjlr, and Mrs. Sam Jones and helping ua to keep the State F air Ford. No .other car is used by so Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Tutterow .'ÿ' clean and wholesome. If visitors iuclitur, Virginia, spent Satur- and sons, Melvin and Bobby Ray, many millions of men and women in out and up into new fields because it . F i g u r e ! have just complaints, we want L afternoon in Statesville, spent the week-end with rela 1 them to bring tlieir complaints to every part of tho world. Everywhere has everything you need in a modern Lppiiig. tives in Kannapolis. us and wo w ill see that . any it is the symbol of faithful service. automobile. ];,ir, and "^Irs. Luther ,'Walker Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Crawford A wrong w ill be righted.” 1(1 son, Lester, spent Sunday and family, of near Cooleemee, h That has always been a Ford funda The Ford V-8 combines fine-car In connection with his empha Iteinuuii in Winston-Sajlem, spent Sunday afternoon with Mow to prov«, whan thera I* no wttneis, that you wsra telling tha truth, sis on a clean midway. Manager mental. Something new is constantly performance, comfort, safety and Illf-relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Carter and d )f'■ ^ you anapihoot yourialf and tha flth with a MiMlmer right on the apot. Chambliss pointed out that Max family. being added in the way of extra value. beauty with low first cost and low cost Isonnie and Billie Ijames who Pi'f ..Í’ l' Linderman is returning to the _ Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Mc OW often have yon opened yonr mechanism ot thia gadget may be Ivc been spending the summer' aet to "go oS” atter a tim e Interval, State Fair for the fourth conse Each year the Ford has widened ita of operation and up-keep. It depre Culloh on Sept. 4th, a daughter, H anapshot album to view, once Ire are back at home. Îïp'ô) mor«, treasured picture« you have whereupon it presses tho button and cutive year with his “World of Bettie'Jeraldlne. appeal by increasing its usefulness ciates slowly because it is made to last. [i'he many friends of Mr. J. 'jvT H ! Í, I Itaken ot groups ot friend* or ot the reloaaea the shutter. M eantim e, you Mirth Shows,” consisting of a Mrs. Theodore McDaniel enter >1 ' î'M ■' ;3ter, of near Jericho, w ill be û f* I fam ily, and closed It w ith » feeling have taken your place In the picture galaxy of wholesome shows and to motorists. There is no other car like it. ed Lowery's Hospital, Salisbury, e t regret that you did not appear In and ere looking your prettiest await» |ry tflad to know he is improv- Я novelty rides. last week for treatment. Her these pteturee youreeltf Or, how Ing the snap. “I know Max Linderman haa^ lj( nicely in Johnston City, T'enn. ofteo, when you are showing вотеи S o m e c a m e r a s h a v e s le lf - t lm e r in * many friends hope, for her an the confidence of every fair Se lore lie is taking treatment, body enapshots you took on a mem- corporated In tho shutter. O f course, early recovery. [ O ld jschuul started Monday lif jorable occasion, do you hear the re you m ust havo the camera on a linn cretary-in the country, and I do V.» Gives You These rine-cai reatuies Mrs. Mollie Creason Is vrsJiting support. In the picture to the left not hesitate to commend him for mark, "Where were y o u , a l l t h i s Only the A CENTER-POISE Ivio .Academy with Miss Mada- her daughter, Mrs. J. G. McCul tim e r Modestly you reply, “W hy, I above, the cam era Is fastened w ith a his cooperation in maintaining a •I v-8 ENGINE PERFORM. RIDING COMFORT L Davis, of Harmony, as fea- loh. ,irae Jnst the m an behind the camera, clamp having a tripod socket. You 4 . midway free from dirt,” com I . A N C E w i t h e c o n o m y ler. Miss Davis taught for prepare for the picture by focusing r WELDED STEEL BODY ... Mr. and Mrs. Foy Cope and ■ S im e b o d ti bad to take the picturos." mented Chambliss.' Jvei'iil years and has made many In tho uaual w ay and using' the satne little aon, Sammie, and Misses tout really w ouldn’t you Ulto to havo In addition, to the midway at - s a f e t y g l a s s A L L 5. «TPEL STRUCTURE AS Ibeen In those pictures? Of course, stop opening and shutter speed you lieiuls, , 2 > AROUND AT NO EXTRA W ELL AS STEEL SURFACE Louise and Pauline Carter, of ¡you w ould. would use ordinarily. If you havo tractions, tho State Fair has C H A U G E Kannapolis, visited Mr. and Mrs. Obviously, one solution ot this dlf- placed your subjects quite close to booked some of the world’s great r new INTERIOR »»***# J. W. Carter during the week lOculty la to let some one else use the camera, see that there Is a par-, est feature acts for presentation -1 SUPER-SAFETY O . APPOINTMENTS OH. R- P. ANDERSON ticular space In the group for you to end. If you ever wanted a really beautiful coat or dres.s, I your cam era on these occasions and before the grandstand. Nightly 3 . MECHANICAL BRAKES DEN T IST ^ k e some pictures w ith you in them. enter and don’t fall to occupy pre Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Kimmer performances: will be given by Anderson Building, now is your chance to have one ... Come in tomor !c>ood enough except that thait some- cisely that space, else you w ill blan and daughter, Rachel, and Mr. Mocksville, N. C. row and try them on, see their excellent fit, note ibody . else— Dad or whoever It m ay ket somebody or, if tho space is at "I'h e Revelat'iorrs. of 1936,” a and Mrs. Abe Ratts and daught jh o — Is m i s s i n g f r o m t h e m j u s t a s y o u the side, you m ay find In the print glittering revue under the per Phone 50, Res. 37 ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * « . er, Dottle, of Mocksville viaited tho smart fashions and gorgeous materials. You liwere m issing from tho others. that' you have lost an onn or so. sonal management of George Mr. and Mra. C. C. McCulloh on Thera is another answer to this ■Noth|n2 pfovpntR yon from tafelng Hamid, of New xork, an iater- cannot resist buying now. т г ^ п р Saturday night. ir o b le m a n d a p e r f e c t o n o , Q e t a self- a p l c t u r o o f y o u r s e lf a lo n o I f y o u f e e l nationaliy known showman. Ha It Pays To Advertise er, w hich Is tho name for an at- that way— which suggosts one very Several people from here at mid recently returned from a ihment which permits most cam- Im portant uso tor the self-timer. Ever tended the old folka singing and tour for talent in Europe, and [«rae other tban the box type to take go fishing alono and w ish thero were home coming at Center Suffday iletarei unattended. It le an Inex- somebody to take your picture hold some of his discoveries will per | й and I'eport a fine time. WINTER FURRED FALL [pMiilTO Bcceaeory that flta on the ing np that whopper at the actual form in the grandstand apna. I'he Womans Missionary Socie button at the end ot the cable a c e n e o t t h e c ato U T O r , d o y o u a lt o a y « Lucky Teter and his Hell Dri liarpin Prices ty will meet at the church Thurs l ì wbloh operate« the ehutter. b n y o n e a t t h e ifla h it o r e T vers will present thrilling facta COATS COATS Ifei: Iln И и m annar ot an alarni elook, the JOHN VAN aUILDER day, September 10th nt 3:30 p. COATS feats of dure-deviltry on wheels m. Everybody is invited to. come. 'I'uesday afternoon, which will ird, a lbs...... $1.07 Fur-trimmed and sport .models in SMITH GROVE NEWS Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Spry ancT Smartest furred effects in cara Fall and winter coats in fitted mark his appearance in Raleigh. II), Pork and Beans ...... 5c family spent Sunday in Greens • F O R K ^ E W S the: height of style for the new cul, fox, and skunk. Black, brown arid syvagger styles. Fur trimmed In the larger easterns fairs Te- It Hats ...... 97c and $1.49 Re” . F П.. Freeman w ill fill boro with relatives. arid sports models, fashioned tor's troupe has been a premier season. Brown, black, green, and and green. Also sporls styles in Ыв reKular appointment here Mrs. 'John Foster and two All Summer Dresses Greatly Miss Louise Jenkins 'has re-' attraction this fall. Harness navy. All sizes. from , ^woolens in the newest Sunday morning September 13th. children, of Florida, have spent Reduced. tCirnt.d home after a delightful plain colors and mixtures. vncos will feature Wednesday, weaves. . TJ}c Senior Class will spoiisor l.lit; past Isvo weeks wilh Mr. uud 49c and up «tay of several days with rela Thursday and Friday, and pro a lawn party here on the church Mrs. S. R-. Cornatzer.' Fast Colored Prints tives in Cooleemee. fessional auto races, under A. A. Inwn Saturday evening, the 12th. Little Sarah Howard who had 9c and up Mr. and Mrs. Marvin. Leonard A. supervision, will be the grand- s|*|.9S s|^.50 Ico crcam, caitc and other good hor tonsils remove.’, recently ,1s Just the thing for school, and hhildren spent Sunday with .stanü feature Satui'day to top off eats will be for sale. Proceeds, fecovering nicely. hool Oxford’s just arrived a week of gala entertainment. A relatives in TVro. to be used for cnurch. .$1.79 up brilliant display of firewprks Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Rattz and i r Mrs. W. A. Miller, of Thomas-/ liill .sizes ...... 87e to $1.19 daughters were the recent guests p f FARMINGTON NEWS will climax each evening’s per FORD MOTOR COMPANY ville, who has speiit several idles White Shoes cf .Mr. and Mrs. I'om Foster, of i LACIES' COATS formance. I# weelts w ith her daughter, Mrs. J. il.19 value ...... $1.48 Winiton-Salem. Among those of our young LOW MONTHLY TERMS—VS ^ MONTH, AFTER USUAL DOWN-PAYMENT, BUYS ANY M ounu New arrivals, pretty ■ dies White Shoes Ladies’ good quality H. Fostei* returned to her home people leaving Farmington this IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS 1936 FORD V-8 CAR — FROM ANY FORD DEALER — ANViVHERF. IN TIIE UNITED STATES. ASK YOUR M'-. Lee Sheets, of Danville, 52,79 valhe ...... furred models, chic tail last Sunday. She waa accompan week to teach school are Miss TO 1936 F O R D V-8 FORD DEALER ABOUT TUB NEW '/j% PER MONTH UNIVERSAL CREDIT COMPANY FINANCE PLANS. ... $2.29 Va., spent the weelc-end with hfi sports coats in new fleecy ied home by hgr daughter, Mrs. Leona Graham to King, Conrad noleum, per sq. yd...... 50c brother, Mr. Clegg Sheets who ored and sporls styles • • • materials. Plain colors, J. H. Foster and Miss Nina Mae Furches to W alnut Cove, Jane Ten important improvements iSpi'oads ...... 78c up lontinues very sick. Good woolens in the late.'st .9 5 monotones and plaids. Foster, л у Ь о spent a week with Bahnson to Advance, Ray Gra have been added to the 193G our, 08 lbs ...... $2.75 Mrs. G. S. Kimmer spent last Also tailored coats in $ 0.95 relatives. Notice of Sale of Property For oiir, 48 lbs...... $1.45 weaves and colors. Sizes ham, to Wilkesboro. ' Ford V-8 since it was announced T'uesday in Thomasville with black, brown and navy— Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Huffine Frances Horne will leave for to the public last October, ac-' luv, 24 lbs...... ;...... 75c Mrs. Mittie Lloyd. to 5 0 ...... 1 2 Sizes to 5 0 ...... and Mr. Watson Naylor, of Win Duke University this week and cording to local Ford dealei’S. oiir, 12 lbs...... 38c . Atty. P. W. Hairston, Jr.,- of aton-Salem spent a while Sunday Eugene Cornatzer will again en This is in line with Henry Delinquent 1935 City Taxes Olbs. S u g a r ...... $5.10 High Point, was the Sunday afternoon with Mi’, and Mrs. Ray ter Mars Hill. Ford's policy, adopted many ' li)s. Sugar ...... $1.31 guest of his parents, Mr. and J. H. Koonts, 1 lot ...... LOO Howard. Miss May Freeman has returii- years ago, of making improver Pursuant to the provisions of the statutes Ik Sugar ...... 53c Mrs, P. W. Hairston. LADIES' FALL BLOUSES 'Mr. and Mrs. Bay Howard an'd od from Summer School at Bre ments available to the public as and by order of the Town Commissioners of Kurfees M fg. Co., 1 lot ...... 25,30 Il's. Sugar ...... 28c Misses Pauline and Helen Crepe and sport satin in little daughter, Sarah, spent the T a i l o r e d ,and frilly vard, College and will mako ' a soon a.s thoy are perfected and the Town of Mocksville, North Carolina, the Lanier, Mrs. D. G., 1 lot ...... 4,3G Loose Seeds. W yatt spent last week in Wina- the smartest styles for blouses in crepe and satin week-end recently in Keysville, beautiful Fa short visit home before return without waiting for yearly model undersigned Tax Collector will sell to the' Meroney, W. R., Est. 1 lot ...... 17.07 Hats ...... 10c and up ton-Salem with Miss Katherine fall. An assortment of . . . Eggshell, bright and Уа., the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ing for- tho F all 'I'erm. changes. fns Kelt Hats ...... G9c and up highest bidder or bidders, for cash at 12 Meroney, J. K„ 1 lot ...... 20.50 W illiams. the mos't lov'ely colors. dark colors. Sizes 32 to 't • 2. A. Atkinson. Mrs. Kennen and Miss Doro The improvements include: iiiiul Tenris Shoos f ' i il o’clock noon, September 14th, 1936 at the Cotirt Moore Lumber Co., 2 lots ...... ;...... 79.70 Mr. and Mrs. S, B. Sidden, of 40. thy Norrington- visited relatives A new "economy" auai down Kc value ...... 79c Vl'inston-Salem, spent Sunday House Dooi* in the Town of Mocksville, all the Murphy, E. E., 1 lot ...... 9.01 CARD OF THANKS in Winston during tho week-end. draft carburetor, perm itting use ?2,00 value, now ' Real Estate situated in the ' said Town of $1.49 here and S. B. Sidden, Jr., re $l.95-i2.95 Miss Margaret Brown, T* of a "cleaner” fuel mixture, with McGuire Heirs, 1 lot ...... 26.02 ‘Its, S1.25 value ...... 89c Mocksville upon which 1935 taxes are due and turned home with them after '-TTho family of Mrs. Mabel Ste- Washington, D. C., is spending out lessening performance. More Parnell, Eliza, 1 lot ...... 7.50 91.00 value ...... • 79c I spending the summer with his unpaid. • v/iui uurnam wish to thank their her vacation with her, pareiits, economical "stop-and go” driv Sanford, H. A., 4 lots ...... 2.06 10 Bell Overalls, pair ..... 97c g,.andmother, Mrs. Nina Hoyle.- The list of jflnd,'«, lot,? and tracts ot real ■friends and neighboi'a for the' Mr. and Mrs. R; C. Brown, ing is made possible by a nev,- Sanford, E. C., 1 lot ...... IS.lS erk .Shirts for Men .. 48c up i Elizabeth Ratledge, of Mocks- estate to be sold and the amount of 1935 . many acts of kindness'shown Mr. and Mrs. IS. L. Ball, of accelerating pump. Sanford, Mrs. M. G„ land ...... 86.34 Ms Shirts for Men .. 49c up ville, spent Sunday ^with her Tunic and Princess styles Smartest styles fashioned Misses a n d matron’s during our recent bereavement. taxes due thereon is hereinafter set out. In Forsyth County, visited friends A new ‘'economy” rear axle, Smith, A. V., 7 lots ...... '...... 2,00 indard Kerosene Oil, grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. H. S. witli new neck and shoul in alpaca, jacquard crepe, dresses of good quality John Durham and Family addition to the amount of taxes duo on such in the community last Sunday. with a ratio of 3.78-to-l, which Swicegood, N. H., 1 lot ...... 7,94 P6r gal...... 10c i>,ivis. real estate hereinafter set out, there is now der lines. Shimmering tricoleda. The season’s materials. Afternoon and '..Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stewart and Farmington g'ch'ool opened on reduces materially engine speed Waggoner, J, A., 3 lots ...... 2.00 can Red Devil Lye . 9e Mr. Robert George, of Norfolk, in relation to car speea and is due and accrued penalty of 4%” together with 'ooni.s ...... tailored styles . . . BJack, Fariiily.' Monday morning with an enrOTf=' Walker, G. G., 7 lots ...... 77.32 . , 19c Va., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. silks in black, brown, best colors in youthful an important factor in. fuel sav the following coats for advertising and sale: / brown, dark green anfl menf.of over three hundred. ■Winecoff, S. J., 3 lots ...... ' 1.54 Apple Vinegar, per gal. 29c Hairston. dark green and wine. For advertising costs, each line ...... 10c and conservative styles. JACOB STKWART Prospects are bright for a good ing. Young, P. S., 1 lot ...... 22.69 We House Vinegar, per qt. 13c q , g, Kimmer spent tHè' wine. Sizes to 52 Costs for each sale ...... 10c Attorney at Ia w schoor year with the school man New interiors for both de .luxe lOe value, lb...... 6c week-end in Danville, Va., w ith Mocksvill«, N. C. agement in the capable hands of and standard body types, new fit L'OLOKeiD 10c Baking Powder ...... 9c Amt. tax her nieces, Mrs. Bennie Franklin | 4}flUe I I I Southern Bank * I'ruiii Jlr. G. R. Madison. tings for the de luxe types, new Name Description of property 25c Baking Powder .... „. 19c 8.60 and Mrs. Hugh Robertson. Со|Щ)апу building colors, armory green and iiglit- Brown, Hannah, 1 lot ...... % Coffee, 1 lb. pkg...... 11c te r Allen, J. J. 1 lot ...... $24.71 5.99 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Potts and Office phone...... ia> Snbacriba to tho Ent«rprlse last maroon— in de luxe types, Burse, Geo., 2 lot.s ...... “ly Coffee, 2 lb. pkg...... 21c Angell, Mrs. C. J., 2 lota ...... 20.00 children, of Aiclvance, and Mr. and the addition of mohair up Day, Willis, ! lot ...... 2.40 ...... 5.00 A Salmon, 15c value ...... l ie ■and Mrs. W. C. Thompson and holstery for standard types. Boyles Realty Co.. 2 lots ...... Dulin, Elizabeth, 1 lot ...... 7.09 ...... 17.10 Cakes Laundry Soap ...... lOe children,, of Salisbury, spent Sun Addition of four new uody Brown, M, D. and Son, 1 lo t ...... Foster, Robt...... 3.60 ...... 6.99 I'ox matches, 6 boxes . .. 17c day here with their mother. Silk and wool dresses in sport types—the Tudor and Fordor Call, Walter L., 1 lot .:...... Foster, R. M., 7 lots ...... 20.63 Sport and street dresses of silk’s ^'CAMELS SET ME RIGHT!” ...... 41.43 10c Shoe Polish ...... 9c touring sedans, the club cabrio Carter, F. M., ,2 lots ...... Furchess, Mollie, 1 lot ...... '...... 8.60 and afternoon styles. Lovely ...... 9.32 '■1 Shoe Polish ...... '.. 9c r i v e r s i d e NEWS and woolens. One and two- let and the convfcrtible sedan. Carter, J. L. Est., 1 lo t ...... Furchess, Frelpve, l .lot ...... 8.60 neck and sleeve treatments...... 9.98 lOe Cigarettes ...... 9c Among the other improvements Cartwright, T. L„ 1 lot ...... Gaither, Julia, 2 lota ...... '...... 7.95 piece styles. Black, brown, green ...... 23.28 Cigarettes ...... 13c Mr. and Mrs. Holt Lanier, of Newest colors and color combi are a new design cast steel alloy Clement, B. C., 2 lots ...... Gorrell, Nora, 1 lot ...... Б.99 ...... 10.16 "loth 29c value yd. $.... 23c Welcome, spent the week-end nations. Sizes to 50. and wine. Sizes to 52. crankshaft with’ increased weight .Daniel, R. W., 1 lot ...... H am lin, S, Lee, 2 lots ...... 6.29 Daniel, J. S., 1 lot ...... 4.08 ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and increased bearing surfaces, Harris, Douschka, 1 lot ...... 3.00 Don’t Fail To Visit Our ...... 8.83 Daniel and Ijames, 1 lot ...... Holman, Lula, 1 lot ...... 66 Department—We Have J. Al Baity. new crankshaft bearings of steel- ...... 0.66 Í Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Graver Dunnavant, H. J., % lot ...... Houston, Prank, Eat., 1 lot ...... 4.30 backed type; positive lubrication ...... 8.38 size Standard Sheets .... 97c and daughter, of Winston-Salem, Foster, Mrs. M. G., 1 lot ...... Kimbrough, Dina, 1 lot ...... i 4.80 .95 5 5 . 9 5 of cantilever type car springs; 9-4 Unbleached nnd Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hendrix, Foster, 0. F.. 1 lot ...... 9,70 Lash, Mary V., 1 lot'...... 79.87 improved water pump design in ...... 29c of Fork, spent Sunday evening Fry, R. L., 2 lots ...... 11.95 Smoot, Adelaide, 1 lot ...... 5.39 tended to increase tne speed of tloiUy Voiles, Dimities, Seer- with Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jones. Godbey, J. C., I lot ...... 8.70 Smoot, E. L,, 1 lot ...... ]...... 7.10 circulation of cooling v.'ater; im 40.00 '«er.s and prints nt very low Mr. Alex Livengood, Jr., spent Gi-een M illin g Co., 2 lots ...... Thomas, Mary, 1 lot ■...\...... 0.6C Cos. proved oil pump design and tho Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John HUMAN BULLETS. Mubo Cirimes, N. J., 1 lo t...... 1.33 VanEaton, Jake, 1 lot ...... 3,4n ii»d Murio Zucchitu иге production of the “high wheel-^ J''iishioned Hose, pr...... 39c bhor from (I nionstvr can* Hiirbin, Delia, 1 l o t ...... 1.20 2.00 Smith, of Fork. er” car for use in rough country’ VanEaton, Simon, 1 lot ...... 5c, 9c, 15c; 19c, 24c pr...... — ------...___24.150-...... ,M.r.....RiKl.. Mi;?.-. take. liut, as Huko says; where roads are unpaved and riits ■ ^ o o d v u f ir He¡wт■3:-^&t•-.7:” ^^7;— .;:vv.7.v - v " Carm.*h Uccp our ilii{c.s- Henkle Vance Co., 1 l o t ...... 6.65 North Carolina Midland R. R., and children and Mr.s, A'le.\ Eiv- deep. Yo tiotl Vr-orking SiDOOtlily.'* lieplor, Mrs. C. B., 1 lot ...... 2.65 1 7/8 miles ...... ,...... 486,67 urs for Bargains engood, Jr., and son, of thi.s EFiRE)'S DEi^T* STORE Holton, J, L„ 1 lot ...... :...... 12.85 place and Mrs, Marion WiirTams, The Surry County sub-soiler Howard, D. C„ 1 lot ...... 10.95 This August 18, 1936. of Cornatzer, spent Sunday e-ven- used l)y the local conservatiorT Howard, G. L., 2 lots ...... :i .00 ing with Mr. and Mrs, W. E. Salisbury, N. C. tornmittee will subsoil an acre ..... 2Ü.45 Z. N. ANDERSON ; Jones & Walker, 2 lot« ...... Mocksville, N. C. Cope. COSTLIER TOBACCOS an hour to a depth of 22 inches. Jones-Cartnor & Evans, 4 lots ...... 4.22 T/nvn Tax Collector ш т ш
PA G E FO U R THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Thuraclay, September 10, ЮЯО rhiirsday, September 10, 103G ГНЕ MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE. N, C. PAGE FTVÎ? DOLLAR DAY FES'IIVAL BEING ;:,Ще Mocksville Enterprise DISCUSSED Wilson—Grant Marriage showered wilh valley lilios. T'he devotionals and Bible studv in ’i>'ublished Every Thursday at Mocksville d:niiig-room was affectively ,de- Matthew Wero led by Miss Byer Club Meetings A wedding of state-wide in The Enterprise had been wondering when Local HappeninsfS und deamodium, the table being iy. Items on the work of the ' North Carolina terest was solemnized at the ¡\lockaville merchants would put on a trade prettily arranged with a sand- church were givon by Mra. Wood^ ehurch Nows Coming and homo of Mr. and Mrs. A. T. festival or dollar day season. We are glad to some lace cloth, with a cryatal ruff, Misses Nell ana Annie Holt- , A. C. Ilimeycutt ...... Editor and Publisher Grant on Tuesday evening Sept note that there has been some discussion of Social Function« Going of those bowl of pink rosea, aiuT lighted Ihouaer. During the social hour. ember 8, at 8. o'clock, when their this, and that probably sometime during Sept SOCIETY with white tapers. Tempting fruit Mias Byerly aeryed watermelon. Car-d Pertiee We know attractive daughter, Miaa Helen ember Mockaville may havo a dollar day fes Get Your Exhibits Ready corated \yith pink roaes, dahlias , Thoae attending were Mrs. T, B.' Linwood Grant, became the bride tival. Such an occasion would greatly stimu Grant. After the ceremony Mr. Woodruff,' Misses Sallie Hunter, ■í of Mr. Woodrow , J.'Wilaon, of Subscription RatOB: late business during this month and would and Mrs. Cari;oll left on a bridal Vivian H ilton, Garnet Robertso'Hj. Miss MARY J. HEITMAN, Social Editor Phone 112 Philadelphia.' The gueata were ?1.50 a Year; 6 Months 75 centg mean much to the thousands residents in trip through the Shenandoah Lola Torrance, Fannie Gregorr greeted by. Miss Sarah Grant, of Strictly in Advance and around thia town. The Enterprise be Valley of Virginia and several iBradley, Virginia Byerly, Nell, Greensboro, and Mr. and Mra. A. lieves that the trading public would respond northern cities. They will niako I Annie and Helen Holthouser; For The Felix Harding waa a recent W. M. Crotta. the latter an aunt and Mrs.i A. T, Grant. Margaret T. Grant were aaaiated in receiv Eintered at the post office at Mocksville, N. C., most heartily to a dollar day movement for their home in Goldsboro. The Doris Lagle, Jimmie Lou A.dams, Becond-clasa matter undier the act of March visitor at Chapel Hill. of Mrs. Hopkins. and Anne G>rant, who spent sev ing by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Little Mocksville. We hope that the merchants will bride is an attractive young lady Myrtle Mars and Eleanor Wood eral weeks with- their sister, re- ton. Jr., of Charlotte Mrs. J. H. I, 1879. keep talking this until something is started. and is the second daughter* of ruff. The Buainesa Circle, Mrs- Mr. and Mrs. George Bryan ^Miss Mary Nelson Anderson :urned home also. Fulghum was receiving in the ------^0------Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Moore, of E. P. Bradley, chairman, met. oi»* ,***»* ****** fii'e visiting relatives in Clayton, left Wednesday .evening for liall, and Mrs. E, E. Gibson di Pollocksville.. She was educated Monday evening with Mrs. Den THERE IS YET TENDERNESS IN MAN Waahington, D. C., where she Mrs. J. C. Moore, of Pollocks- rected the way to the cloak room. » NOTICE TO GENERAL PUBLIC * N. C. at Mars Hill ana Mountain Park nis Silverdis. ' Misa Daisy Holt- -o- will be a studeiit nurae in the ville. Mrs. T. G. Blow and daugh Mr. and Mrs. William 'VVilson, Jr., » junior colleges, and took tnrin- houoer condiucted the devotion Folks are not so cold and heartless after all. Emergency Hoapital. ter, Doris, of New Bern, Mrs. C. of Cooleemee, were in the gift * This newspaper charges, regular ad- * Mias TSary Elizabeth Sfone- i.:g at Martin Memorial Hospital, Indeed most people are sympathetic and ten Seventh Annual J. Carroll, of Goldsboro, and als, and Misa Virginia Adams * verti»ing rates for cards of thanks, • sU'cet left this week to enter room, where a lovely array ' of Mra. A.rthur Cook, of Warsaw, Mount Airy. For the past eight spoke of the Diamond JuTiilee of, ‘ * resolution notices, Obituaries, etc., and * der hearted ^hen it comes to a show down, jljra Hill College. Raymond Moore will leave gifts was arranged. The home and in many casea of outward coldneas there who were guests of Rev. and^ months she has held a positioiT' t h e Southern Presbyterian * w ill not accept any thing lees than 36 * Saturday .to enter Brevard Col was effectively decorated throu is an underlying strata of the molk of human Mrs. J. H. Fulghum /at the Car at the Goldsboro City Hospital. Church. T’he hostess sei9eS,‘ , » cents cnsh with copy unless you have ,• Mias Jane Bradley haa return lege. Miases Annie R uth Call ghout with a profuaion of roses, kindness. This was shown last week in Lenoir roll—^Moore wedding, returned Mr. Carroll ia the only son of cream and cake. Those present, * regular monthly accounts with us. * ed from a visit to Warrenton and and Ethel Latham will leave next dahlias, hydrangeas and other when traffic was held up several minutes on home last week. Mr. and Mra. C. J. Carroll, of were Mrs. Dennis Silverdis, Mrs.' * W a do not mean to be hard on any * Rocky. Mount. Monday for Brevard College. autumn flowors. An artistic al the busiest street i.n order to allow an 'old Goldsboro. He attended Trinity E. E. Gibson, Mrs. J, Lee Dwlg-, * ono, but small items of this nature force * tar had been erected in the hall, mama cat to move her babies across the Mr. and Mra. L. G. Horn, Dr. Park, Wingate College and Wake gina, Miases Daisy H olthou^ * UB to demand the cash with copy.'. All * Qebrge Rosa, of Wadesboro. Mrs. J. S. Haire- and two Iltfle -sprayisi of bamboo forming the street from one building to‘ another. It took and Mrs. H. W. Rucker and chil Forrest College. For the past and Virginia Adams. ' * such received by us in the future with- * apent the week-end w ith/M r. and sons returned home Sunday from the background, wijth tall white her four trips and motor trucks and automo dren viaited Blowing Rock and aeven years he has beiin con * out tho cash or stamps will not be pub- * Mrs. Gaither Sanford. a viait to Elberton, G^. dtr candelabra holding v/hite can biles stopped each time to allow her to carry Little Switzerland laat week. Mra. nected with his father in the .«dvertise in the Enterpria« * lished ^ I DAVIE COUNTY nephews, James and Thomas Cle dles, and floor vases filled with her babies into their new quarters in safety. automobile and brokerng« busi Trade with the Merchants » * * *«*•* ** veland, paid a brief visit with Horn,, Dr. and Mra. Rucker and white asters and fern complet ------0 ------iMrs. Ida G. N ail ig spending ness. two weeks w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. her. children, and Mra. Ollie Stock ing the effect^. Just before the ton spent an afternoon recently ceremony Miss Delia Grant soft Mocksvillo. N. C., lliuraday, Sept. 10, 193G SORROW IN CABINET MEMBERS HOMES M. Howard, near town. Methodiat Circles Miss Mattie Sterling, of Wins with Mra. S. D. Swaim and Mra. ly played “Venetian Love Song,’’ BUSINESS LOCALS iCrushing sorrow entered into two of the W. T. Starrette, of Charlotte, ton-Salem, who haa been under W. F. Brown, in Lexington. iNevin), while J. Brewster Grant The circles of the Mattie Eaton ^ e boaoBcli you brethrun that ye in treatment at City Memorial Hos ll'ghted the candles. At the first Auxiliary met on Monday as fol cabinet members’ homes recently. Death spent the day recently with Mr. EXTRA GOOD MILK COW FOR crease more and moro; and that ye 'Misa Emma Chaffin, who has notes of . Lohengrin’s Wedding claimed Secretary of W ar Dern . last week. nnd Mrs. At. F. Campbell. pital, is now with Mrs. J. G.* lows: Circle 1, Miss Ruth Boo«, Sale.—Mrs. J. F. Moore, Mock study to bo quiet, and to do your own About the same time a foster son of the' Se Sterling on N. Liberty street in been instructor of nuraes at» the March, the officiating priest. Fa chairman, met with Mrs. S. M. busineas, and to work with your own Preabyterlan Hoapital, Charlotte, sville, N. C. cretary of the Interior Ickes committed suicide Mrs. A. F. Campbell was the that city. .. ther William Regnat, of Salis Call on Monday evening. Mrs. handa, as we commanded you.— 1 Thes- loft laat week for New York, at the Ickes home in the suburbs of Winnet- recent guest of Mrs. S. C. Nich bury, advanced to- the altar. 'Tho B. F. Bentley had the topic, CAiSH PAID ilOR CEDAR LOGS shionians ‘1:10, 11. where ahe will take a poat-gra- charming bride descended ihe ka. Meantime, President Roosevelt was toui’- ols, in Winston-Salem. — Misa Margaret Smith, who has “Christ 83 Example,” for dfevo- and timber. For details write « * #.♦ * * * * *.•' FAIR duate course at Bellevue Hospi iirg the drought stricken portions of the middle been viaiting her parents, Mr.- stairs, where sho was met by the tiohals, and Mrs. M. G. Eirvin Geo. C. Brown and Co. of N. DO SOMETHING FOR ANANIAS tal. Miss Chaftln is making a west. He attended the funeral of Secretary Mra. Clarence Grant and dau and Mrs. B. I. Smith, will leave groom, and they entered togeth spoke on every day religion. C., Greensboro^ N. C. 9 lO tf fine record in her profeaaion, Dern at Salt Lake City September 1st. Secre ghters, Rachel and Patsey, visit Friday for W ashington, D. C., er. The aolemn and dignified Mrs. D. C. Kirby told of the The Dare County Times cries out in behalf tary of the Navy, Swanson ifas never fully her many frienda wiU Ve glad t(J\ ring ceremony of the Roman Ca Ш ed in Denton laat week. whore she is in training at Sib Spofford Home in Kansas City, WANTED—TO BUY 2 ALLAIK of poor old Ananiaa Dare, father of little Vir recovered from a serious illness which seized ley Hospital. know. tholic Church waa performed by and read a Labor Day poem. din Lamps. Good condition, ginia, first child born in America to English upon him more than a year ago. —0- Father William in the' presence M'rs. C. A. Jenkins, of W ins Mrs. E. P. Foater was a'dded to see or, notify Enterprise O f parents. Here’s the way the Times puts it; ------:------0 ------Mr. and Mrs. Grady Ward and of about 75 relatives and friends. ton-Salem, visited her sister, Mrs. W. C. Patterson, of Tay the circle roll.' Cream nnd take fice.' “Poor old Ananias Dare. He was the father lorsville, apent the week-end w ith children, Mary Neil aind Jack, The bride wore a modish brown Mrs. Essie Byerly, on Sunday. wer.e ■ served, and Miss Elaine of Virginia. He had the nerve'and grit to pull her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. returned home laat week from a crepe dress with ivory leather Call gave several piano selec LOST—1 RED IRISH SET'fER, out from England, and face the unknown hnrff- Mocksville, N. C. WooSruff. She was accompanied trip to Athena. Ala., and Atlanta'." ornaments and becoming hat. and female and one liver'iand white Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Holthouser tions. Those attending were ships of a strange new world, to bring his wife |PRESS COMMENT home by her little son, “Woody” They met with an accident near her ahoulder corsage waa of setter, also female. Return to sn'nnt the week-end w ith Mr. and' Mesdames S. M. Call, Marvin Wa and uttumlH lo rear a .t'amily among artvage Patteraon.’ ------Knoxville^ =Tenn.r on the- trip brido’3 roîîoô and valley lillea. or notify Bndd K.iyn."., H.ir- Mrs. H. L. Rumple, at Troutman, ters, P. G. Brown, D. ,C. Kirby, J. tribes. down, when another ca“!’ collide'd After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. mony Route 1, and receive re THE TRUTH ABOUT DIXIE ----- O----- H. Ratledge, G. 0 . Boose, Hattie Reams of print, and oceans of words of with theira on a mountain curve. A. T. Grant entertained at an ward. Miss Kathryn Brown has Mrs. Jacob Stewart haa re McGuire, Prentice Campbell, Leo oratory iiave been expended about Virginia No one waa injured, but their informal reception, and the New significance is given the song title, gone to Greensboro, where she turned from a visit to her dau Craven, Leary Craven, Glenn Dare. Tears have been shed, plays have been car waa badly damaged. They gueata regiatered .in the bride's “Is It True What They Say About Dixie?” will agam'teach in the Proximity ghter, Mrs. H. W. Collins, at Craven, M. G. Erv/n, Walter Call, played, yongs have been sung and the country Gates. Mrs.’ J. 0. Young, of accompanied Mrs. L. H. Lanfer book. In the dining-room the iaa by some amazing figures recently issued by School. B. F. Bontley, E. P. Foater, Miaaea over has been extolled the virtues of the mo tho United States government showing popu Winston-Saiem,. accompanied her nnd little daughter, Gail, to table waa covered with a hand Ruth Booe M artha Cnll, Oasie AXES AXES ther, Eleanor White, and the pathetic drama of Athens, Ala. some filet lace cloth, thu center lation gains of each State in the Union in the iMrs. J. Ti.K imble left Mon mother there. Allison, Jessica McKee, Florence the little lost balie, Virginia. piece being a cut-glaaa bowl of Fall purchaso of Axes have five years 19iJ0-19a5. Sept. 3 0 , Oct. 1 - 2 ,1 9 3 6 day for Winston-Salem, луЬеге Mackie, and three visitors, 'Mrs. Herrick—Deringer sofrano rosea and fern, with sil arrived— But never n word »aid about poor old Ana« In this period '.nir 14 Southern Statea gain sho will teach in Falrview school. Mrs. A. F. Duckv-tt, of Durham', J. H. Thompson, Miases Elaine Marriage nias, the father. History grudgingly spareu , ed more population than all the remaining 154 Cecil Clement, Jr., and Mra. ver candleaticks holding white and Marjorie CaH. Circle 2, Mann's Knot Klipper T'he follow ing announcement candles on either aide. Delicioua him space for type enough to prlnt'liis name. States- combined. Mrs. E. W. Mooring, oiE Wash Glenn Clement and son, Glenn, Mra. E. W. Crow, chairman,' met : Indian Chief , ; haa been received here, and w ill green, and white block cream, de We could nt least do some little thing t» dff Tho fastest growing .section in all America, ington, D. C., returned home Jr., of Lancaster, Pa., spent a at tho Methodist Church on Mon : Meroney’s Special, " be of interest to the relatives of corated cakea and green and him honor, and to bear witness to the world was the South Atlantic group; second fastest Sept. 5. after visiting Mrs. J. Lee day last week with Mr. and Mrs. day afternoon, with Mrs, F. M. Boy's Axes, Scout Axes. growing, East S.-3Uth Central; ' third, West the groom: Mr. and Mrs. Arnold white minta were aerved by that we recognize hia greatness." Kurfees. Kerr M. Clement. Johnaon and Mra. C. G. Leach, Best Axes Manufactured in South Central. i B s a £. Deringer hiuhiuhc.b the rnur- Mi.sses Delia and 'Surah Griml, Well, after all, he must have been a pretty ----- 0----- joint hoatusaea. The circle had U.S.A. ' Of the half dozen States making the great riage of their dnughter, Janic'e' Pauline Daniel, Eleanor and Faye decent sort of fellow. He succeded in marry Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Hawkins Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Dodd will tho privilege of having Dr. W. B, est gains, all were Southern, and of the dozen Katherine, to Mr. Stephen M. Cain and Helen Campbell. After ing a daughter of North Carolina’s first gov spent last week in the mountains arrive here Sept. 10 from Ridge- Lee, of Sao Paolo, Brazil, aa MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE :' t ;-’ fastest growing States, eight wyre Southern Herrick, on Friday, the four of the reception Mr. and Mra, W. J. ernor. And yet had it not been for the fact of North ' Carolina, Virginia and crost, where they spent the sum gueat apaaker, and the entire — South Carolina, Gei/’gia, 'T'ennessee, Florida, September, Nineteen hundred Wilaon left on a brief bridal trip COMPANY that he was a son-in-law of Governor John I'ennessee.. mer. Rev. Mr. Dodd will preach program was given over to him. i ' , ’ Virginia, Kentucky, Airkanaaa and North Caro thirty-six, T rinity Episcopal in North Carolina, and thon will White and tho father oC little Virginia Dare NEW FURNITURE at the Biiptiat Church tho fol Dr. Lee is a conaecrnted mission lina. Church, Houaton, Texas. . Mr. go to their home in Philadelphia. Exclusivo A'gonts for |!и'п he may never have been known to this gen Mrs.. E. E. Koontz and Mias lowing two Sundays. ary and a widely-informed atu(t- eration. But what wo have alwaya wonder Which prompts the Progressive Farmer to Herrick is the second son of Mr. The bride ia a graduate of Mock- assert that the South is the one yot undevelop Zeola Koontz, of Kappa, spent a ent of church and international Davie County , ed is liow como his parents named him Ana Katherine Harbison had the and Mrs. Glenn W. Herrick, of .aville High School, and of King's ed agricultural region as well as tho most day recently with Mrs. A. F. affaira. Hia fine talk on the nias. Anyhow, we agree with the Dare Coun Ithaca, New York, hia mother Buainesa College. Charlotte. She FOR AUTUMN COMFORT Campbell. misfortune to fall and sprain her ¡mission work in Brazil waa heard Ш rapidly increasing in population. 'I'hat South ty Times. It was no weakling’s job which being formerly Miss Nannie has been her father’a aecrotary i m ern farm journal says; ankle on Sunday afternoon. She with intereat, and he alao aang Ananias Dare tackled When he loaded his wife W e’re not hollering "WOrLF” Burke of this place. He is a in hia law office here for aoino “T'he South is indeed the Land of Oppor Rev. W . C. Cooper and R. B. waa carried to Long’s Sanatorium a hymn in Portuguese. The hos onto that frail craft and started across the iiraduate of Cornell Unive'rsity in time. Mr. Wilaon is a well- B WELCOME TEACHERS S tunity— the one yot undt^'eloped agricultural Sanford attended Presbytery at I for treatment Monday morning, tesses served , cream and cakes. Atlantic for the “New World.” just to get you to buy NOW . the department of Geology. known young man, and ia the son S BACK TO MOCKSVILLE S region of America. Of the total land surface' Pine Hall Presbyteridn Church and is now able to be out. T/hose present were Dr. W. B. Ok of Mrs. William Wilson, Sr., and AND DAVIE COUNTY | — ------0 ---- ^ ^ of Iowa, Illinois. Ohio, Kansas, and North If you knew as avo do, tho way Lee, . Mesdames E. W.. Crow, F. thia week. , the late Mr. Wilaon, of Davie. Dakota, for example, more than half is already Miaa Floaaie Martin, head of Grace Clifford M. Johnson, C. G. Loach, J. Frank I There are no finer people g NEXT CONGRESS PACES BIG ISSUES prices on good forniture arc" He î;raduated at Mockaville High growing harvested crops, while as yet the per ihe Science department of the R. Circle Clement, Speer Harding, A. T. s anywhere than our teach- M Mias Sarah ChalTm left Tues School, and for aeveral years has centage of land in culti|/ation in various Sou advancing, we know you would J. Reynolds High School, nnd The Grace Clifford Circle of IDiiniel, E. E. Lambeth, C. N. K ers. We miss them when 8 fl'he next Congress which meets. on Jan u day for Goldaboro, where she held a responsible position with thern States is as follows: Virginia, 23; North Mia.s Hazel Baity librarian in the Baptist Ch'urch met with- Christian, E. C. LeGrand. J. H. they aro igone— and h a p p / j« ary 5th will face some monientoua isauea which will again teach in the city a Philadelphia hoapital. Both of Carolina, 21; South Carolina, 30; Georgia, 33; not loose any time in taking ¡South Junior High School, left Mrs.'P. H. Maaon on Monday IT'homipaon, Sudie W illiam a, when they come ' back. * will call for .settlement before any new legis .school.':. these young people have many Florida, 5; Alabama, 25; Mississippi, 22; Ar* Tuesday for Winaton-Salem. afternoon. Miss Hazel Baity Miaaos Alice Lee, Kate Brown, Make our store your head- x lation can be considered. Fir.st, there w ill be advantage of the sivlving op frienda who join in wiahing them kansas, 20; Tenne.ssee, 28; Texaa, 15.” , conducted the impressive devo- Jane Crow and Katherine Leach. quarters for anything in a question of either continiiing or allowing to Mrs. H. II. Bennett and little much happineaa. M Yes, it is true what they say about Dixie, portunities wo now offer. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Harper tionala, and the chairman, Mrs. ^ our line. lapse, much o£ the important emergency power daughter, Nellie Joan, of Salia- Circle 3, Mra. E. J. Harbiaon, ,SB when they know the amazing facta. But even and'son, Ralph, of St. Pauls, N. C. R. Horn, reviewed the chap chairman, met with Mra. M. D. E л heretofore jri’antcd tluv president, There will If it is anything for tho home,- bury, are viaiting- her parenta, Carroll— 3'foore i и Again \Te Welcome You g many Southern citizens do not know tho facta. C., apent the week-end with Rev. ter on Service' in the life Paaa on Monday afternoon. Mra. и come up the monetary power conferred on the Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Daniel. M arriage — The Charlotte Observer. see ua. If we do not havo it and Mrs. J. II. Fulghum. Mv. Ba.sil Lee Lockett, missionary to Ida G. Nail led the devotionals, Chief Executive. Congress must decide before In a ceremony marked by dig iS ------0 ------in stock, we w ill be glad to Harper is in charge of rural Africa. The circles, of the W. and a program on Cuba was giv 'i!(É •January iiOth defiiiltnly .w.liethi?r or not the Mr, and Mra. Curtis Smithdeal nity and simplicity. Miss Chris- cTcctriCicatiou in Robeson Coun M. U. will obaerve the da.V^'of en, with sovoral members taking preaidenta power to fix the gold content of the ' w e a l t h i n t r e e p l a n t i n g get it for you. and little daughter, Peggy, of liiie Moore, of Goldsboro, became HiLL-KIMBSOUGH ty. prayer for State Missions at 'We part. Special mention waa made ■ dollar between fifty and sixty per cent of its High. Point, visited Miss Blanche the bride of Mr. Howard DeLacy Baptist Church on Monday after of, the Irene T’oiand School and :former amount, shall be continued. President P lanting of the--2(1,000,000 tree oecdlinga Eaton on Sunday afternoon. Carroll, also, of that city, on Dr, and Mra. H. W. Ruckei' noon at 3 o’clock, and this com the Eliza Bowman School in Jioosevelt haa already brought the amount to distributed to farmers for woodland and shel- Wednesday evening, Sept. 2, at DRUG COMPANY ■ ter-belt purposes in 40 states, in 1£)35, makes and childrtn, Wayde, Jr., and ing date was mentioned. The Cuba. "Mrs. E. J. Harbiaon made -about sixty per cent o£ the former weight. Miss Cordelia Pass, who is 8 o’clock, at the home of Rev. the whole country richer, today and in the Barbara, who have been visiting hostess served fruit aalad, ritz the cloaing prayer. The ho8fes?r ■ “A Good Drug Store” Then on January iJOth will uXplre, unless the New Furniture For Fall teaching at Mount Ulla, spent and Mrs. J. H. Fulghum, of future. Mr. and Mra. L. G. Horn, left crackers, wafers and iced tea. aerved fruit punch, aandwichea, next Congress otherwise* decrees, Mr. Koose- the week-end w ith her parents, Mockaville, the latter an aunt of This seedling distribution is carried out Tuesday for their home in San-i Members present were Mesdames wafers, pickle and caked.' l^em- I* Quick Delivery Service velts power to fix the weight of the' silver You will be pleased with the new designs in Red Room, Dining Room and Living Room Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Pass. the bride. T'he impressive ring through the federal Forest Service by federal ford, Fla., going via Wester» C. R. Horn, J. H. FuIgHum, J. bers preaent included' ItTtssdamea dollar and its relation to the gold dollar. In Suites, Breakfast Sets, Kitchen Cabinets, |Dressers, Vanities, Beds. Mattresses, Floor ceremony of the Baptist Church ■ Phone 141 state cooperation, and has nothing to do with North Carolina. F. Hawkhis, ?. H. Mason, S. A. E. J. Harbison. Ida G. Nail. M. I fact, the preaident could, under the present Coverings and anything else you need to make the home more comfortable and beautiful. Dr. Adelaide L. Frlea, of Wins- plantings in stata or privately owned timber- Harding, Fred Trivette, J. T. was performed by Rev. J. H. Ful D. Pass, Julia C. Heitman, P. J. iS MOCKSVILLE, N. C. law, possibly order unlimited coinage of sil ton-Salcm, Misa Flossie Martin ghum, pastor of the Baptist lands. and Miss Mary Hoitman spent Mrs. S. A. Harding returned Angell, and Miss Hazel Baity. Johnson, V. E. Swaim, ”B. I. HaNiiNaNaMiNaNamNmaNawJ ver at a given ration. They are trees furnished farmers at cost to home Friday, after spending aix Church, in the presence of a few i i Smith, C. S. A llen and Miss 'I'he above are some of the issues which two days last week in Ralaigh. plant in windbreaks along his farmyard, to weeka with Mr. and Mrs. H, M. Bridal Couple H'onored relatives and friends. The vows Mary Heitman. ■will come before the next Congress early in WEATHER FORECAST were spoken in »he- living-room reinforce his farm woodlot, or to anchor his Mr. and Mrs. John LeGrand Reavis, at Newport Newa, Va. A delightful social event waa its seaaipn. They w ill of neceasity come up before an improvised altar, with soil againat wind or water erosion. iind two children, Clara Belle and Mr. and Mra. Reavis andi dau given in honor of Miss Helen Presbyterian Circlesi PRINCESS before the 30th of January. In addition there background of bamboo, centered Tlien, for 100 years or more, these trees will Cold Weather Just Around The Corner Jack, spent several days recently ghter, Annie Belle, were her Linwood Grant, of this place, and w ill be other big issues which may be expected work for all of us, holding the soil firm, rais with a tall white floor candela Circle 1, of the Presbyterian in Allendale, S. C., and A.ugusta, guests over the week-end. Woodrow J. Wilson, of Philadel THEATRE to demand the early attention of the next ing the water tabic, providing grateful shade, --— -- — phia, popular couple, when Mias bra with white tapera, with white Auxiliary, Mra. W. F. Robinsori7' Ga. Congress, possibly crowding new legislative and at last falling'to serve men as lumber or We have a complete line of Circulators, Coal Mrs. Knox Johnstone and chil Eleanor Cain, of Winston-Salem, floor baskets of .white aatera and shairman, met with Mrs. J. B. ' ■ • • i projects into February or even later. fuel. fern on either side, and two/ Johnstone oh Monday afternoon. Mrs. E. P. Bradley, who haa dren, Carroll and John, left Sat entertained on Friday, evening in ------0 ------No person’s life is entirely wasted if he has lower candelabra. An artiotic An interesting program on Japan Friday & Saturday and Wood Heaters, Cook Stoves and Ranges. been indisposed for some time, urday to visit her grandmother, that city. The time was apent in \Щ planted a tree.— The Salisbury Evening Post arrangement of roaea, deamo v/as preaented by Mrs. R. B. San ia showing some improvement, Mrs. W. S. Carroll, in Charlotte- converljation nnd dancing, and T H E BEST a n s w e r TO COMMUNlSftI ------0 ------dium and other flowers doeoraf- ford, with othera taking part in GENE AUTRY her many friends will be glad to aville, Va. T'hey will also -visit tempting puilch, cake, minta and PREACHING Coal Hods, Stove Boards, Shovels and Tongs, salted nuta were served. The cd the reception hall. Prior to the discussion. Msmbers pre Attorney A. L. Brooks, of Greensboro haa leui'n. Mrs. Johnstone’a parents, Mr. and In '(¡■\ 1 gueata of honor, whose marriage the ceremony Dr. H. W. Rucker, sent were Mesdames W. F. Ro rocently returned f'l-om a tour of Europe. On Mra. H. 0 . Smith, Sr.,. in P hila We don’t believe the church will iniprovu Stove Pipe and accessories at reasonableprices. on Sept. 8 is a social event of this of Sanford, Fla., sang “0 Pro binson, J. B. Johnstone, R. B. ])i.s trip he m;i(ie a .study of many governments its position by making its pews secure from /. "''Sliss Fannie Gregory Bradley delphia, “SINGING COW BOY" i ■ month, wero given a silver tray mise Me,'' accompanied on the Sanford, Easie Byerly, Missea hf. ' i' ot Old World, beinn favorably impressed with ■oratorical assault, and depending on soft 'left'Tuesday for Amelia Court and a bride’s' book. TTioae pre- /iolin by Miss Mary Nolson An Sallie Hunter and Willie Miller. tlie Scaiuliiiavian countries. He thinks ti. 1^‘VGE S IX THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. Thursday, September 10, 193G MAGAZINE REDLAND NEWS ANNOUNCES N. C. FALL, North Carolina In the Superior FEATURES w i n t e r g a r d e n CONTEST Davie County Court Entrance to Streets of the W orld SECTION Mr. .liid Mrs. G. W. Smiih' aiui Town of Mocksville ÀNDNEWS Jamily were the Sunday guests of A fall and winter garden con Vs f л test, sponsored for North Caro Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Smith, of Mary V. Lash and husband. nse lina farm women by the home de H. Lash, Bankers Trust and Title Winston-Salem. ■ monstration division of the State Ins. Co., subtrustee, Davie Coun THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. Mocksville, N. C.. Thursday, September 10, 1936 Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Foster and College extension service, will ty, B. B. Miller, Trustee, Ida B. ■children and Mrs. .1. A. Smith begin October 1 and continue Bdro'nneau, judgment, A. B. Sa- £pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. through March 31. Iceby, Trading as Saleeby Dis 'I'he object of the contest, said, Scenes and Persons in the Current News Taylor Foster, near Winston- trib uting Co., Judgm ent, The Mary E. Thomas, extension spe Real Estate Co. Trustee, Crest- Salem. cialist in nutrition at ihe college^ Mr. and Mrs. John Dunn visit wood Realty Corp., Eugene C. i i n is to stimulate the production of ed Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Dunn Sun Ward, Trustee, Universal Liq. Co, vegetables needed to balance the and Universal Liquidating- Co,‘ day. diet during fall 'and winter Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Smith spent months. Sunday afternoon with Mr. and NO T ICE O F C O M M ISSIO N E R ’S Each farm woman entering the Mrs. Buck Foster, of Smith SALE contest will be asked to keep_ Jh ln k d about Adventurers’ Grove. . I monthly records of the yegetiF Under and by virtue of a judg Mr. and Mrs. .W illie lArmswor- Ilonoring Amos ’n’ Andy. l;l bles grown and the number of ment made and entered in the ANTA MONICA, CALIF.— thy and children were the Sunday Club ^ t . TiT,. times the different vegetables are above-entitled cause in th(j . Su guests of the latter s parents, Mr. S Bccausc Amos ’n’ Andy paid perior Court of Davie Cotintyi a iiiylliical visit to this communi and Mrs. C. M. Foster, of Smith u„ dated September 7th^ 1936, to records and other data will be ty, the grateful populace will dedi Grove. I 1 used In determining the winners. satisfy said judgment, the ■ Miss Arvesta Smith "spent a cate a bronze tablet in Palisades In each county where there arc undersigned Commissioner will, park, which is not only a beauti few days the past week withwun .„„testants, county on the 10th day of Octo her aunt Mrs. Everette omith. ot $2.50 arc offer- ber, 1936, at 12:00 o’clock ful park.but is regarded by some Winston-Salem. • tn the winnni»; of first and noon, at the door of the Davie cnliiusiastic citizens as being prac “Steps of Despair'’ Miss Cordelia^bmith spent Sat- pincgg Miss 'I'homas said. County Court House, in Mocks- tically the main entrance to the Miss Lessifc By FLOYD GIBBONS urday night with The four county councils of ville, North Carolina, sell at pub Pacific ocean. Tliat's California pride for you— Famous Headline Hunter , Dunn. home demonstration clubs hav- lic auction to the highest bidder for cash, subject to the confirm the kind that inspires us to pass 1 ing the highest percentage of resolutions endors E ’V E got a yarn here today from A . Edw in Fatscher of. Port' ation of the Court, the property LEXINGTON ROUl'E 5 NEWS their active club members enroll ing tho sunsets. » ' Richmond, N. Y., who now’ works in the oil refinery business. hereinafter described, located in ed in the contest and completing , Well, I don’t be Ed says he likes the oil business because it’s so nide and safe. Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Nance, of all ri^quireraents will receive 'I’own of Mocksville, Mocksville On« o( the moBt popular areas In the Great different natlonalltiei. Here the visitors find the lieve tliere's a small . Outside of being blown up, or burned up, you don’t have anything to .] !.4¡ f' Trenton, N. J.,"w ho have spent prizes of $20, !fl2.60, ?7.50, and Township, Davie County, am'? 'takes Expoiition, Cleveland, ia' the plctureaque food, costumes and colorful activity associated with city in this country Streets of the World, the International village, where worry about. So he’s glad he quit his Job as a refrigeration engineer, more particularly described as life in foreign lands. The Exposition will show 100 that has finer sun- thu past two weeks, visiting^ the ^5 respectively, ■r* to be found 196 leparal« atructurei housing 36 days ending on October 4. snt.4 than Santa where you never knew what was liable to happen to you. .• í i - follow s: , former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. In addition to the prizes of- Monica. And when 1 )ot N. Main St. Lying West 1------Ed says refrigeration engineering wouldn't be so bad If it ‘i R. A. Nance and oth'er relatives fered. Miss Thomas pointed out bolter ones aro weren’t for the ammonia they use In a lot of those big commei-' of N. Main St., bounded by lands дммшш»шшниго!1«таша11;ш]таго»1ш1!1(иютаии1ши»яшия1шиш1ш ю и я1аи» have returned to the home. »that fall and winter gardens are Demonstration farmers in wes nvailable for towns clay refrigerating plants. lì'- Mr. Ernest Carter, who for the a source of cash income to those cf J. F. Han«s,.Dr. R. P. Ander CAMPBELL-WALKBR FUNERAL HOMB of this size, Santa tern Carolina are finding that You know, ns a rulo we think of ammonia as a stimulant. I ’ve seen past ten \veeks'’has been a pa- who grow a surplus of vegetables son and Mrs. Tda'.G. Nail, Jacob Monica will havo -.’ШС.ЛСГ.ПИ'^ГГ;II" ground dolomitic limestone mix many a guy brought out of a dead faint by just a whlfl Of it under his AMBULANCE SERVICE them. Our boosters’ tient at Mountain Home Hospieal: beyond the amount needed for Stewart and Dr. E. P. Crawford, FUNERAL DIRECTORS sclmozzle. But if you get enough of it, it’ll work just tho other way—aa ed with the superphosphate clubs will attend to Irvin Cobb. in Johnston City, Tenn., has re-' home consumption, containing about 4 acres more or Ed can doggone well tell you. ' P H O N E 48 MOCKSVILLE, N. C, thnt. eurned home, his many friends 1 A similar contest for Negro less. S a id " l.m Js ' conveyed" by makes the latter more effective What I'm getting nt, though, is Ammonia Gas Knocks Ed’s Boss Cold. Here and elsewhere w ill be giad home demonstration club mem- deed to Mary V. Laah from H. A. with pastures and legume crops. ¡1шшптш1шюаштшшмш9(н1ттяпц that any fellows who've given as It was In 1023 that Ed got his biggest dose of tho stuff. ' He was new at to know. ■— ■■ bers has also been arranged this Neely and wife Flora Neely, on much joy to the world as Amos ’n’ 1—Crews ot two Japanese warships paying their respects at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier In Arlington the business then, and detailed to work as a helper to various of the MiiBS Sadie Barnhardt acconV year. Miss Thomas added. July 24, 1925, recorded in Book Andy deserve a whole set of cemetery. 2—King Edward VIII of England, vacationing in Yugoslavia, enjoying a motorboat ride with Mrs. experienced engineers on the staff. One day they got a call'to go to plaques. Ernest Simpson, one of his guests. 3—Generals Coded and Burriel, captured Spanish rebels, at the court mar ■oanied Rev. and Mrs. C. D. Bar- contest will be under the super- 30, page 460-461, Office of Regis Newark, N. J., to Ях a machine that was not working properly, ond on * * » tial trial that resulted in their conviction and execution. ringer and daughter, Mary Lois, vision of Mrs. Dazelle Foster ter of Deeds of Davie County, the way over,'Gaynor, Ed’s boss said; “ I hope I don’t have to take an . 1 __ Vocal Contortionists. S3 Hiss Ruth Harmon and Mr, Jason Lo\ve, Negro district home de North Carolina. V y i l Y must- tenors тько such other lungful nf ammonia gas today. My chest still hurts from the last , Х%- Elidy, all of Rowan Mills, Salis monstration agent. Dated this 8th day of Septem S funny faces when they sing? dose I got. I couldn’t stand another one.” ' Money for the prises has been bury to Asheville and Mars Hill ber, 1936. • *,-id v'«hy iTiusl-Cf-ladi VDcifllsl-clutC'li -Luniberjaek Skavi -- -But ■whcth'cr- lJi-co«ifi“3ta^d-il-or“nait,- -Gay THE M OCkSVlLLË feN'fERPljlsiBr Mòcksvillc; Т^. C., Thuysday. Sélpteiiiber 10, 1036 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. Mockavillfe N. C., Thursday, September 10, 1S36 Q uaint Sam pler W ill The post,' et half pant ten, Ъгоп(Ъ( SEEING IS FOUND • • • • i m p r o v e d TAXES REAL ISSUE. F l a i r f o r Hand-Quilted F a s l i i o n s Myrtle's letter. Landon, doing a better job at tho UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Keep You Occupied Roosevelt W ill MOST IMPORTANT "Curiosa My Dear Miss aionolth: radio microphone than when ho Л о и Ш о М % OF FIVE SENSES Dragons Drive You Cant you possibly come to вое m»T started with his Topeka acceptance By CHERIE NICHOLAS S U N D A Y I You know whore 1 am, I do not hav* Tour Country speecii, delivered a speech on taxes to writ« tho address. Mo— In prison. which was as easy as a preacher Q u & í i O ñ f Scientific researcli discloses thnt Americana» CHOOL Lesson Can you Imagine what this place m uit By EDW IN BALMER be for mo7 taking a firm stand against sin. the eyes receive 87 per cen< of all ❖ ♦ ❖ delusion thnt if he sat with her again How gladly I would call on you— If Democrats Admit All candidates for anything assail Do not uncover a steamed pud impressions we receive. Our ears By Elmo Scott Wntaon Copyright by Edwin Balmor tluougli Fidelio and the D Minor .Sym I couldl I think of you dally. Still existing taxes nnd, vidthout being ding for tho flrst half hour oi receive but 7 per cent; our sense ot OIIIOABO. „ . !■ ■WIIU Sorvto» whon I shut my eyes I can see you C Wiatorn N»w«i)op«r union. phony, she could regain h im - Tríele specific, try to make the country cooldng. of smell, 3.5 per cent; touci’.,1.5 coming In my door. I wao never »o There’s Hard Fight Coincidence in Samoa sat bnck In his chair, Finally Bho feel that if elected this bright rising • • • per cent; taste, 1 per cent. HIS is a story of three Ripleys glad to see another glrl In all my. life, T gathered up his checks and replaced I am sure Cod sent you to nfe tn my star will fix it so that everybody Tarnish cnn be removed from These five senses form our sole Back in the nineties Lieut, SYNOPSIS Ahead; but Expect Lesson for September 13 tv'.-. them In the envelope which she had moment of torrlblo nood. gets the benefits of government— brass articles with a mixture of contact with the world and the Charles S. RiiJloy of the United silt. She took bla pen and wrote on Can't you pobelbly come sec me? but the otlier fellow will pay tho lemon juice nnd wood ashes. ■ people in it. All that we know States navy was shipwrecked in the Jell ninildon, young nnd fantastically But whether you do or not, with un- Sweeping Victory • • * THE COUNCIL IN JERUSALEM .urec'SHful broker of ChlcaBO, la Infat- a sheet ot his peraonal paper; uyln{i thunkrulnces for you, bill. Landon will, if elected, rec comes, to us through our senses. South seas and landed upon an is Green bananas mny be ripened untcii with ЛВП 08 Glenelth, beautiful ' I opened this," Your grateful and devoted friend, ommend a repeal of the taxes on Though the eyes represent our land in the Samoan group. He was ..,M.lucr of n retired manufncturor, By EARL GODWIN by plncing in a, pnper bag and L13SS0N TEXT— Acts lS:22-29i Qala- She did not sign her name; sho МУПТЫЗ STIVEn LOnniB. corporations’ surpluses; and will most priceless physical asset, taken before the ruler of the island Hoiliity, doctor, In lovo with Agnes, ASHINGTON. - Well, the keeping in a dnrk closet for a t liin o 2 il , 2, 9, 10. ^ „ could not. Ho would know hor writ Agnes dropped tho sheet of paper probably try to put over a direct most of us subject our eyes to King Malietoa, who asked the offi OOLDKN TKXT — For yo, brothron vliiltii hia brother. Job. Xlod plans work Democrntic higii commnnd few dnys. ■ I iioclicHter. Job BuggoHta that ho ing, ot course; and he knew that alio nnd looked out over 'the lawn. She, tax on industry and individuals. • • • needless abuse. That this i.*-' so, is cer his name and who then’ aston wore callod for frooclom; only uso not hns quit fooling nnd admits your frooilom for nn ocoaalon to tho in.ikii a try for_,ABnos boforo leaving. was here. So sho left iho notation in felt no Impulse at all to respond by w ¡ Both Governor Landon and the To prevent the juice in fruit tnrt seen in the fact that 22 pet cent ished him by greeting him as In I’.od thoro la n doopor, obstlnnlo - there is n tough fight ahend llosh, but through lovo bo servants ono the envolopo nnd escnpod from his ot- a visit to the Jnll, Should she? Wns boiling over, mix a littlo corn ot all children in the country have "cousin,” deccni^y than In Job, Rod visits Agnes to defeat Lnndon. My old friend, President seem to be in agreement to another. „ llce before he returned. It her duty? starch with the sugar before add ,defective sight. At college a^'e, 42 The explanation v.’as simple, , PniM ARY TOPIC — How to Soltlo null tclis hor of his groat dcalro, bul Jim Farley, Democratic National on the undesirnbUity of so-called iiHillatii It can never bo fuiniled. AgncB’ Ono more mnd thing—the mnddost Martin O'Mara could tell her. hidden taxes. Landon attacked tlio ing it to tart filling, per cent have impaired vision. At Many years before, a great-uncle of Q u a r r e l, committeeman, who has been claim * « JU N IO n TOPIC— How to Sottlo a Dla- Pattern 1187 mollicr Is atteim itlng to riigaln her hus- of nil—she did. She loft on his desk Her memory supplied the phone fact that practicnlly everything age forty, the figure jumps to 60 Lieutenant Ripley, a native of baa'l'n lo''“- Agnes has disturbing ing the entire 48 states for Roose i,; hosldo the envelope a ticket, tor tho number she hnd called, at that tenae, from soup to nUts has hidden taxes Aluminum pots and pans that per cent, And after the sixtieth Maine, iiad sailed for the Orient and *’”lNTBnMEDIATIi) AND SENIOH TOP aoiilit.4 ая to w hat attrnote hor father velt now privately gives Landon ns No matter what the Season—a awful crlBla with Myrtlo. somewhere. All clothing and other have become discolored mey ba birthday, only 5 per cent have had never returned. He, too, had IO—W hat Is Christian Living? ___ In New York. Job tells Agnes ho Is sent beside hers, nt the Orchestrn, many ns eiglit states. snmpler’s nlways fun to do, espco- Kolni,' to m a r r y h o r , a n d t o g o t h o r th o y A woman's voice, aa before, an things thut enter into every day brigiitened by rubbing with a I i unimpaired eyesight. been shipwrecked in Samoijn wa YOUNO PEOPL.E ANiJ ADUliT TOPIC rtontrlee had no lunch thnt ilny. She The time has come, toó, to tell — How to Live as a Christian, cially when it offers as colorful view an apartm ent In Chicago. Job asks went to the women's room nt Marshall swered. buying are cleverly taxed, he as clotli moistened with lemon Juice. These statistics are the more ap ters, had married a native princess Airiics to set nn oarly dato, but Bho tells exactly what is going on politically. a picture, as quaint a verse, as "Mr, O’Mara, please," snld Agnes. serts, and the fact that tiiey have O AsBoointoa Nownpapora.>->WXU Sorvlue. palling when we consider that our nnd founded ths dynasty of which Although the first council at Mrii sho c a n n o t m a r r y h im , VV^hen th o Field's and Iny down. At last sho These things I now report are facts this. You’ll find it a grand way lo „,,„„1, Mr. Colvor, ofCors to show them went to Orchestra Hall and took her And what was It—a repetition of the not raised enough revenue for years own carelessness is largely re icing Malietoa was the third gene Jerusalem (Acts 11) had decided which have been given privately to use up scraps of cotton or silk Л turnlshod apartment, Job asks Agnos seat. excitement ot the first call?—whlcb past is the reason for additional Week’s Supply of Poitum Free sponsible for these deficiencies. ration. that "to the Gentiles nlso hnth God the President by his close advisers: floss, and a design that worics up to ПРО It nlono, saying ho must return Never, never bpfore hnd Sfflck so had her quivering? taxes on incomes, on tobacco and Itead'tho offer mndu by tho I’ostun»' Yet it m ay not be so m uch of care King Malietoa insisted upon granted repentance unto life, tho to Ills odluo. Agnos consents and Jeb The private opinion of those on in no timo, for tlie background is "Who wants him?” liquor, and on gasoline for instance. Company in another part' ot this pa lessness as a lack of understand* adopting Lieutenant Ripley and sev question did not stay settled, for leaves. A radio Is blaring torrlllcally contluctod nnd the orchestrn so played the inside is that President Roose plain. Wouldn’t it go beautifully in "I—Miss Glenelth," per. They will send a full week’s sup ing as to what causes eyestrain. eral years, later nn international there were persistent Judnizing trm n ono of the apartments, Colvor the Fldollo nnd the D Minor Sym- velt is not going to havo n "walk But iiidden tnxes were not in a young girl’s room? Perchance raps upon tho door, which Is opened "Air. O’Mara Is out, Mies Glenelth, ply ot health giving PosNum free ti| Of all the abuses lo which we commission, composed of represen teachers who now contended that pilony. Bob did not come. over” in the campaign. They feel vented by Roosevelt. He’s been that Young Miss will want to do by R scantily olad glrl, who draws He Is In court this morning. Proba sure of the New Deal’s victory; but hnmmering at them for yenrs, and anyone who writes for i t —Adv. subject our eyes, poor lighting ia tatives of the United States, Great even though the Gentiles could be Agnes Into the room. Colvor nnds hor He, of course, received from Miss this easy cross stitch design her bly I cannot reach him for some time," they know there must be fighting is as much opposed to them as .said to/be one of the ' greatest. Britain and Germany, then engaged saved, they had to come into the husband, Charles Lorrlo, fatally shot, Oliver a report ot Beatrice's visit and self I jre^'calls the police, M yrtlo Lorrlo asks Is there any message yon can give every inch of the way, lest such Landon. Do Your Promises Oddly' enough, tliis is also the in settling the question of sovereign- church by way of Judaism and departure; and he discovered her note j Pattern, 1187; comes to you with Acncn to phono Cathal O'Mara, n law me?” things as their hoped-for 500,000 You become a person of prom easiest cause to prevent. ty over the Samoan islands, settled fulfill the 'Jevvlsh rite of cixcumci- In his checks next tho four to Cash If Governor Landon stops with a transfer ■ pattern of a sampler yer, to сото nt onoo,,. Agnos does, Tho "No. I wanted to ask him some majority in New York stnte, for in ise, not by promising many It is significant perhaps that de upon h i^ as the true heir to Malie- sion. This raised the vital and police take onargi.', O'Miirn-,arrives. .The I which his wife hnd, assembled and left his Buüaló address all we wiU have 12 1-4 by 15 1-4 inches; color sug thing," stance, may be turned into a de things, but by accomplishing what fective eyesight is com m on toa’s throne, Ripley, however, de fundamentnl question of odlcers are nntagonlstlo to him. Agnos together. But this did not tell him' had from him will be his phrase gestions; material requirements; feat, of the same size. For this you promise. among farm fomilies. Thia ia clined to exercise liis right as king ■Idea with O’Mara, Agnos Is to bo a how much more Beatrice know; and “I will have him call you. Miss. "cock-eyeà taxation” as related to X. Grace versus Law (Acts 15:1) illustrations of all stitches used. witness at the coming trial. Cathal's reason the President hirriseU seems thought to be due to the fact that and returned to the United States It left him wholly In the dark as to Glenelth. Where wlll you be?" the taxes oh corporation surpluses. The entire future of the gospel Send 15 cents in stamps or coins *raad(at!;or nnd fnthor had lost thoir Agnes found the morning pnper and to he counted on to bear the brunt That tax, which waa a last ditch, there are still several million to make his homo in Colorado, IIVOH In the line of duty ns city flro- whnt sho meant to do about It. ministry was in a sense dependí '(coins preferred) for this pattern of the fight; and as I see it now he farm' homes to whom the -.dvan- Coincidence in Samoa? Yes, and men, and his grandmother, 'Winnie, has So tnr, sho hnd asked him directly shut herself In her room while sho desperate measure to dig out ent on the solution of this problem. to The Sewing Circio Neodlecrnft wili start out in mid-September for 'tages of cleotric lighting aro not in the United States, too. In one built hor all around Cathal, who, being nothing, tor fenr of the answer; for searched tlio columns cnrofully and enough money to go through with Christianity is the only religious Dept,, 82 Eighth Ave., New York, »mhllloiis, had worked his way through a red-hot cam paign which will en , available, Yet if this is so, it of his radio broadcasts a few years fear, ho wos aware, ot forcing nn open over again, but vnluly, for there was the bonus and other extras con faith in the world that presents N. Y. Inw school. Thoughts of Agnos disturb circle tho country. Ho will make gress enacted, waa the one alterna again reflects a lack oi imder- ago, Robert L. Ripley,.‘Ihe "Believe Cnilial. Mr. Lor.rto had cast oft tho break between them. Now whnt would no mention todny of Martin O'Mnra. justification by grace, all others a trip as fur west ns tho Pacific tive congress could think of as standing of the need for gcod light, It or Not” man, told that story. wKu who had borne him his daughter sho do? Yet he wns Iu court and, this morn foUow the path of works. The coast and will probably retrace the against more taxes on the break-, for there are available today, Г ]P TO comparatively a short settlenj whose descendants, farm« Soon afterwards he received a let Strong, Silent Men to marry Myrtlo, nnd after two years The concert ticket gave him an aw ing, making his plea for a client It ers’ wlws, living in the mountains question now ■ was, shall works of of wedded life she had klllod him. Tho course of the "Victory ' March of fast tnble, on clotlics, tobacco, gas types of portable lamps that pro time ago handquilting was re ter from Mrs, Charles L, Ripley in Certainly strong men are not ful moment with Its power to recnll wns a hearing of ovorwhelming Impor garded as a form of needlework to of Kentuclcy .carry on the work to the law be mingled with grace — coroner's Jury holds M yrtle to the grand 1932,” or what not. If corporations, hiding vide daylight brilliance for every Denver saying that at the very mo necessarily silent. Caesar wasn’t; Jury. Agnos promises O'Mara to review tho pnst. He hnd to tear it up and tance to five persons,— the prisoner day. can Jesus Christ alone save men, There cnn bo no doubt nbout tho money by the millions, are to be night-timo task. be utilized and reserved for luxuri ment his broadcast came to an end, nor Napoleon; nor Solomon; nor tlio cano with him. W^hon Cathal calls toss It out ot sight. nnd bis wlfo nnd their threo little ous intimate apparel, robes, bed- Vi.sloning the possibilities in thia or is salvation through Jesus Mrs. Olonolth anks questions regnrdlng vote from the solid south, Thoae defended by Landon as against tho Perhaps the most popular of Lieutenant Ripley had died! Daniel Webster; nor Abralium no could keep awny from tho con ohlldron,—but altogether too common Ciirist, pliis something else. How marital problems, In the hopo that sho 114 electorni votes are as snfe for ordinary wage earner, tiien the jackets, negligees and such. The attractive handiwork, current style, and unsensatlonni a cnso to win no these are the gasoline and kero was such a serious question to be Lincoln. Lincoln told funny sto might got a solution to hor own prob cert; but then came the hour when Roosevelt as anything can be snfe thought no longer holds good. The creators have put experts in vo- Sacred Ilurp Singers tice, before its disposition, in the, sooner he be nnchorod to Topeka sene pressure mantle lamps. ' aettled? Should argument and ries and good ones. leni. Cathal wins them over to Myrtle's he must go home and face her. politically. All the yipping nnd yam the better. emergence of hand-quilting from guish costume design at the service COMETIME in the late summer go cnuoe. Job tells Agnos that O’Mara Is For reading, sewing, and all the strife be permitted to go on until But she said nothing when sho mot morning papers. Tonight there would mering by the plush lined Demo- boudoir environs becomes a high- of native workers and thus is added down into tho Soutii and at*tend icoUlng to profit on the Insurance So when Landon goes on a search after-dark pursuits which require tho stronger party prevailed? Bet him, and they went to their sepnrnte be a few lines, hidden somewhere crnts wlio hnve tried to discredit style event—the dawn of a new era to hand - quilted garments now n convention of the Sacred Harp money Myrtle w ill collect If acqulttod. for more taxes, having relieved tho prolonged and close use of the ter judgment indicated the desir bedrooms at night without her having back toward tho Ilnanclal news, re Roosevelt nmong the mnsaes of If you feel... for this exquisite needle work. showing in the shops. Singers, When you do, close your corporations, where is he going to eyes, abundant light is imperative 5 * AND 1 0 ^ JARS referred to her visit at his ofllce. cording tho Justice dispensed to an- southern people hnve been inoftec- That faithful perennial back-to- The new sport coats and evening eyes as they sing and feel yourself ability of get them? He doos not like hidden lo those who would protect that THE 10* SIZE CONTAINS 3'/2 i CHAPTER VI—Continued In tho morning, after he had bathed other humnn eoul. tive. If there could be nny dis -tired college clothes problem is with us jackets now featuring in the fash transported from modern America II. Council Rather Tlian Contro taxeá so he will go to incomes. It greatest of God-given gifts, the TIMES AS MUCH AS THE 5« SIZE ' — n — nnd Bhnved nnd wns nenrly dressed, For ono Knrl Glnts, a plodding, nn- satisfaction in tho south it would be -run-down again. By way of a now and in ion picture are made mostly of back to Elizabethan England, versy (vv. 2-21). is shown here by tho Treasury thnt eyes. And this is more especially The playing ot the Fidelio overture ho went Into Ills wife's room, Sho Imnglnatlvo accountant for a firm In in Floridn, nnd that would not occur teresting approach to the subject hand-blocked linens, cottons, smart For the Sacred Harp Singers cling There may be times when It be Landon would levy an income tax -nervous • Important where there are chil wns nn ot’CHSlon, for rensons only hnd been awnko and sho sat up In bod, tho leather buslnesa, hnd embezzled hnd it not been for the dissension suppose we talk about the perfect satins, sheer woolen.^ and dainty to the "fa-.cn-ln” Rinsing nt thnt far- comes the duty of the Christian on at least six million wenple who -outotsorts.... dren in the iam ily. Children’s eyes known to themselves; nnd so whs the wltiioiit welcome aiid without surprlao. some twuiity - two hundred dollar» over tho trans-Florida ship cannl. ly fascinating hand-quilted sports challis. There are flowery prints, oIT period, the "ta-so-la" bei:)g the worker to talee an uncompromis aro now receiving so littlo that they are much more easily strained jierfornmnco ot Cesar li’rnnclt’s D MI which he bad lost In speculation. Ho Roosevelt’s chnnoes in Ohio nre IIE IlE 'la iisunlly tt clcnnlti reason _c.otit.s„o.t).4.^en.i.MJft?l?ots_su^i_aEi_ geometrical designs, checks and nntncs_fl£ _the_notes .with .which, the ing stand for the truth of God and "i was thinking about us. Bob," she do not have to pay an income tax T -tiian^-t'iOre.-ei-fiduU'ii------;—r-- .l"lil.hopn_ сшш11{л_паО.ЛЬ«. .СОЯй. bad -nanc . foo- nrQmiain.a_b).it-1h(?y-.app.ai iw !uclvconij>!oUvf,‘! ,-.^EO,.nc'v;!3yit- ■ are now pride'fully showing in ipraids , as■ weH' as''piain'cOlOl'S 'lH major diatonic scale began. Because refuse to be 'irioved',' ‘ cóme "wháf тгог-йг-«р'>о*'Г'------sqild, ..llllp;mctXt,g-iigrj?.Qlf-an.J!.nr-íiandy» Et—all.- Is- that-w ise? TIn/'-viiiy A im K ight A few months after their mnrrlnge, come to Cathal. to bo getting better. Thnt stnte is reason sensibly. shops that make boast of being 'flattering combinations. thoy have refused to take into con mny. But certainly thore should Her hnir was braided, as alio had rich, if taxed to tho utmost limit, , Do not bo too sure , that your Examlnntlon ot tho circumstances the strongest of the Fntiier Cough Don’t try to get well In (I dny.. .tliU ever "flrst" in fashion. The stunning swagger coat in the sideration the "do-rn-mi” and "si- be no ,sUch spirit in . dealing with when Boh was yot a boy nnd licntrlee slept, and drawn Iinck from her fore could not contribute enough to opinions are right; only mako lin outposts, Illinois looks snfe for is asking too much of Nature. Remem ^ Tuck away ono or more of these picture is made of hand-blocked diiloring interpretations of Scrip jonniícr thnn either ot their dnugllters head, ,Its severity brought nut tho made but one plea feasible—guilty; mako up the needed nmount—so it REAL do” added later, they have been Roosevelt, odd as tiiat staten^ent ber, slio lins certain naturili proccssct cunning and chic hand-quilted gar challis in brilliant plaid, It is lined ture on the part of sincere and sure that ydur aims nro rigiit. toiliiy, Bho had come to town at noon clear, ovon outlines that gave hor face hut before,the Judge had passed sen is the poor mnn’s tax that Landoa called a "lost tonal tribe," may sound to a iot of Republicans, tliat just cannot bu linrrlcd. ments in your back-to-school ward with plain linen. Just tlie thing for earnest Christian brethren, f lo nrnlio a visit to a cortiiln spoelnllst; character, r tence, counsel had tho right to of would have to collect. -^^MEDICATION The Sacred Harp Singers have However, tiie internal Democratic TliQrcforc, if you arc pctlo, Urèi, campus wear or to stroll about The question was honestly nnd nnil he had. said, yea, there wns no "She's In New York, Isn't she. Bob? fer witnesses for examination, nnd to In tho Inst yonr the expenses of robe. Wear ’em on the campus and, borne that name for almost a cen fight between Mayor Kelly of Chi lack a keen appetite, have lost xoeljlit ^ноТмеле coimétici. to parties and proms and you will town on an early, coolish autumn carefully considered by tho second (Inulit that Bho waa colne tu havo n Sho «fny.o In Now VorU?" arguo for the mitigation ot the of government were $5.800.000,000 nnd tury, tal'.ing it from a bool: of cago and Governor Horner is ap and fssl rMdoxvii. ..a iriqiiuiiL sigu To HÍÍ.P KËFiNi excite the admiration and envy of d a y ., council nt Jerusnlem, with the re NEW PRESSURE LAMP ЬлЬу. "She?" ho repeated, hut Instantly fense thnt wns ndmltted. receipts only $4,000,000,000. Extra hymns colled "The Sacred Harp," parently settled amicably, and tho that your blood-cells are weak, with a the whole college. If you think 'The good-looking model to the sult that there was a So Rob nnd she had lunched togeth decided not to ovado. “Yea; sho stays Sentence wns pnssed at half-past expenses were occasioned by relief tendency towmds anemia—-then do trv published in Philadelphia in 1884, Lemke third party in Illinois is go COARSENED this is nn exaggerated way of put right at the top makes nn ideal er, Under, tho tablecloth, ho, caught In New York.", t\yelve; GIntz would go to the peni to the tune of .$3,000,000,000. Even in tho simplcl easy ,wny so mnny mlir First compiled by B, F, White and III. Vindication of the Preachers ing to split the Republicans rather ting it, please take one long look knockabout country club coat. Tho PROTECTS EYESIGHT tentiary for n yonr. It wna tho mini had Landon been President and had ilons approvo—by st'hrtfri'g a cdnrae of E, J, King of Georgia, it has gone of God's Grace (Acts 15:22-21); her linnd and held It with a now awed "You—you haven't brought hor hero than the Democrats, I would not, IRRITATED at the hand-quilted fashions here original was done in brdwn lines. mum term for his oftenso, but CathnI paid no relief to anyone, he would S.S.S. Biood Tonic to feel llko your tlirough many editions and many Gal, 2:1, 2, 0, 10), ’ Provides 300 Candlcpowar tcndcrncsa. He delled usuni discre yet? You've never—seen her In Chi however, depend too strongly on pictured. The argument is closed, The pronounced vogue for sntin tolt hlmsolt bcuten. still have had a deficit on tho reg self again. OS.S.S.Co. Iiymns have been added, After preaunling b plain disavow “ Live” N .J ■f-;; THE MOCKSVILI.E ENTERPRISE, Mocksyille, N. C.. Thursday, September 10> 193^ Foreign Words _ Frock W ith New Features and Phrases ® Apres nous le deluge. (F.) Alt- THIS NEWSIEST NEWSPAPER IN DAVIB-THE BEST FOR THE SUBSLWBER AND ADVERTISER- any dBytlme occasion and the sort er u# the deluge (attributed to to give you the ultimate in satis OUR COMIC SECTION Madame de Pomipadbur, in refer, ZtaTie O u n tjr ’e faction. enee to signs ot nn dpproaciiing Make it yourscii, sending today revolution). Beat Advertising Read By The People for ■ Barbara Boil Pattern No. Bordereaux. (F.) A marginal 1928-B designed for sizes 14, 18, note; a memorandum. Medium Who Are Able To 18, 20, 32, 34, 30, 38, 40 and 42. Chef-d’oeuvre. (F.) A maatcN Size 16 requires just 4 yards of 39- piece. Bay Events in the Lives of Little M en incli fabric, witli siiort sleeves. De nihUo nihil fit. (L.) Nothing M ocksville Send 15 cents in coins. comes from nothing. Send for tlie Pall Pattern Boole En deshabille. (F.) In undreiss. containing 100 Barbara Bell well- In hoc signo vinòes. (L.) By planned, easy-to-make patterns. this sign thou wilt.Coriquer. (Mot- Exclusive fasiiions for children, 1,ti of Constantine.) young women and matrons.- Send Wie Gewonnor so zerronnan. 15 cents, for your copy. (Ger.) As won, so flown; “Jighi Send your order to Tho Sowing come, light go." Circle Pattern Dept., 307 W. Ad Ippissima verba (L.) The vary ams St., Chicago, 111. words. ffl Dell Synillcaie,— W N U Scrvlco. Mens sana in corpore sane. (1,.) Davie County Fair ------Л ------¿------— A sound mind in a sound body. 3 0 t h Ne plus ultra. (L,> Nothing bn- Premium List Now Out. Uiudjz J^ h il yond; the utmost; perfection. To Observe 120th Birthday Rus In urbe. (L.) Country in Farm ington Lodge Has S < u f 6 : city. Everybody Is Talking About Sometimes W e Wonder The Event. Farmers Taking Interesting M eeting Do grouches make a fortune more readily than those wiio are — ------'f Mufti Keen Interest. Personnel O f 'A meeting of apeeial' intorest sweet-tempered? ршшношолпит jwas held by Farmington . Lodge, A m an m ay spend ten cents 30<.‘40f,65( boftlei Slroad Reunion Sunday' ' apiece for his tiiree cigars a day; MUPTI SHOE W H tT E ^w ///0«. ' No. 2(55, A. F. & A. M., on Fri but may his wife spend thirty CanMns tnjndlonHof MufH Homo Drv Chew The Davie Fair Officials to CHAN as I t Whftnns, Latÿe BoWes S5^ The Stroud family reunion day evening. Sept, 11, i when cents a day for candy? Punctuality is tho virtue that I’rapai’ations are being rapidly will be held at Society Baptist Charles F. .Bahnson, 2nd, receiv keeps you waiting many a timo Grapple With Fortiine inadu I'or the seventh annual church, near County Line, next ed the Third Degree of Masonry. and uft. Yet it is worth while; The Corner We are sure to get the better of Davio County Fair. September Sunday, Sept. 20lh. The .uUlress Furches, W orshipful 'Mas- W e Learn From Them fortune it we do but grapple with liOth i.s the opening day nnd the Cupboard Column of welcome will be delivorod b“? ^er, presided, and Past Grand her.—Seneca. Hemorae is ono ot the teachers Jiiir will continiic over througli Edited by M. J. II. the pastpr. llev. W. L. McSwain. , blaster Leon Cush, of Winston- on tlie faculty ot the school run Octiiijcr 2iul. Thu premium list Rov. V. M. Swain, of Wifl'Stoir- Salem, a former Past Master of by exporjence. Discretion Js which is now out makes a mighty Saiem, will deliver the sermon7 another. BX-LIHRIS Farmington Lodge, read tho good siiowing. It would seem to and W. F. Stonestreet, of Moci- If country people realized how Whitens, Clears The ‘.Fair Casties oi Forgetfulness, charg^1‘irom a manual given him 1928-B iiuiicate that the list of exhibits sville, will lead the singing. ^11 strongly city people admire coun Whose joyous banners wave Uy .the'. late Charles • F. BahViaon, ihi.s year will be by far tho TCi^- relatives and friends are cordial So you liice this number! try sccnes, they’d bo prouder. Skin Quickest Way Upon the Strand of Reason woll-known Mason, who was Lovely, isn’t it? Boasting the Scatter praise; most people cst in the history of the oriin:Tt~ ly invited to be present, and to No matter ho^v dull and dark your Which Fancy's waters lave; | The Advance Church, formerly known as Shady Grove, will Grand Lecturer of the Granfl very newest in sleeyes and smart don't get as much as they de complexion; no mattov how ficuklccl nnd ization. Moreover the personnel bring well filled dinner baskets. Whose murmur and whose music observe its l£Oth birthday, Sunday, September 20th. Dr. (Gilbert Lodge of North Carolina, and styling, it is just the frock to serve. coarscnod by sun andwind, NABINOLA of tlie officers and directors is A large crowd is expected to bi Oroam will whiton, ■—— — --- Make gladsome all our days, T. Rowe, Duke University School of Religion, will speak at H also a Past Master of Farming occupy the leading role in your ir. it&uli sufficient to guarantee present. wardrobe for weeks and months Notion Still With Us dear and Hmooth your And fill our night with dream- o’clock, and Rev. C. M. Pickens, presiding elder, will speak in the. ton Lodge, ^oung Mr. Bahnson Some old vain notion hangs on, ekin , to DOW beauty, success. Mr. D. J. Lyibrook is ahead. What’s tnore, you can quickest, oaaioat way. in¿ afternoon. Besides the addresses^ the program will consist of the is a grandpon and namesake Of make It quickly nnd inexpen that tho purpose of an education Juat ajmly at bcdtjmo: president, Messrs. J . W . Cartner As we travel bookish ways. ' reading of the church history, memorial services, dedication of the is to earn money instead of en NADINOLA, tested and the late Charles P. Bahnson. Mr. sively. anil J. C. Sanford are the vice-1 Fair- ■ Castles - of Forgetfulness, ' New Methodist Hymnals, special music, and a social hour at noon OIfTs^FOH TiToTTAGE . By Teil 0'L.ougMlfi Wrong Again abling a man to understand tho truBtcd for over a gen F. H, Bahnson, father of the ini FlNIviEY OF THE FORCE ii II/ W»Utn HfwipaperHnU» Note the choice ®f short or long eration, begins its beau piesidents, Mr. P. S. Young is,Whose warders stand at rest when dinner will be served picnic style on the church grounds. An earth he lives on. tifying work while you tiate, raised his son to tho Mas sleeves, the paneled front, the necretary and M r Knox Johnston« Upon the hiifh and Kuarded '*"'itafon is extended to all former pastors, friends and members Dr. Lester Martin, Davie Coun v clever collar, the lovely pockets— It you are silent at the right ■loop. Then you noo day- ^ ® fr, ...... ter Mason’s degrt.«, and Dr, Les by-uay improvement un- treasurer. The follow ing men shelves to worship with us on this happy occasion. ty physicinn, informs us that there is a perfect symmetry of de- timo, you never have to take it ter Martin delivered the Iccture. til your complexion ia iimi women conatitvite the board gifts continue to come for _the. sîfîn and a simplicity of line which back rontorod to orouTiiy That hold our well-loved beet; -Tc!I:3-wcr«;7iratia“ bF‘Di5tri'crDe-" ' Wo' cnn all nobly meet tho ol (iirectors; A. W. Ferebee, T. makes it a favorite from tho belli white, Bntin-smooth, i\LhmeJama_aniLaJiQS£_dajns£]a Gotifliry“T r ii. Got'fage, which are puty GraniK-Master Renegar, of _ 8- -.printed— -tejiUitntioJiJ.hat,i\asnit_muab-of.an. -Icvtiiccsa. -No -disuppolnliiiaati), uu loiiu ST^anzanti W. A- Byerly, D. JV deeply Appreciated. The Horn's waiting for rcflulta. Monoy-bask gua^ Go wandering hand in hand A â^nce Cfiurcb Winston-Salem, Worshipful Mas crepe, or cotton, you can achieve ' appeal. ontoo. At all toilet counters, only COo.Or Jo’brook, George Evans, R. W. A,down the dim poetic ways Ice and Fuel 'Company has do Philosophy is applying common ter Adams, of Salem Lodge, Dr. enviable distinction in this smart •'Trito NADINOLA, Box 47,1’ariB.Tonn. Kurfees, Knox Johnstone, J. W. nated a refrigerator; the Mock- aense to what you can't change. That lead to Faery Land.” Shady Grove Church, now Ad W, M. Long and Past Master H, model, a frock suitable for almost Cartner, J. C, Sanford, J. B. ing four week«, '«bortív after sviire Lumber Company Is ,bund- ______(Joseph Dunn.) vance Church, grer.’ out of Cokes- E. Barnes, of Mockaviile Lodge. Cain, C. B. Hoover, W. 0. Byerly, this in 1877, a.itew criarch was bury School that existed as early ing a cabinet and cupboard. Cash F. H Bahnson oresentfld his A. li. Hendrix, Mrs. A, W. Fere The post office, from early as 1793. It was the onlv Metbo-. built. Much of theiimber going donations rccclwd Are ten dol- „ manual, of which hia bee, Mrs. 'r. P. Bailey, Mrs.^Beu- days of the coach-and-four, has ¿ist school in’ North Carolina at Into the conatrudtion vl&a Ive’wed lura from, ^rs. ,W. H. Dodd, ten iiatner, the late Charles P. Bahn- lah Apperson, Mrs. H. C. Slero- always been a favorite gather- that time and is said by some to by hand. This building is dollars frort ;Mrs, W. C Martin, !gon, was the author. A huinber ney and Mrs. W. 0. Byerly. atajiding today and is that part ind live dollars from Mr. W. A. ing-place, and most everyone now be the first school in Americ# of members of Mocksville Lodge, The fair association is getting ci'f^the church used for tUe Taylor, of, ‘Farmington. This has a personal intnrest in the to be projected by a Methodist No, 184, from RTocksvillo - and the thorough cooperation on th ^ , YFfl«/ county. The merchants and hii^ IDuring the ministry of L, L. olh'jr gifts '.vii! be gratfifully re YOUR 4ÙU HAVei&mL.ÏBLL ASú UT40UÍ\ / ЪиТНВвсП“ T si:c years “Unclc Sam” h.ia h.id Kri.iks of the YadkJii Rjver, the mington Lodge on this pleasaTrt ’ l i i ù d V fvUrivvi.'./ ti.;;/ oiiie.'f.s men of Mocksville a n i tiTc. Smith, 1909-1912 work was start ceived. ' ' ВШ'Ч'ийк iHDlôcvüCN TfiAT AMMñL iwi/wS OU r^W VE— H post office here, although for land no>v owned by Mr. T. F. occasion. Farmington Lodge has ^NDJITTERV; JUSTUS ì ( и citizenship of the county gener ed on an annex, the present audi ftH0Lû5$OFÇlfBP A U ABOUT IT? a long time the mail was deliver- Burley. ' The building had two the distinction of Huving had two You ARB Ы0% Ano Сy Ti ( нМГХШ5 ally are contributing their fu ll torium of the church. At that PHILIP КШК GOES TO NEW m u WHAT ВиЯЫЕ$515 .. m Д05Г CONTROL ed only once a week. This sum- i stoHes, was twenty feet sijuare, of its members to hold Important B A T H fìM i 7 share in making the fair a time it was that the old was con YORK THAT ТЙАРЕ2Н i r o F H ig? o r HIS Ltonç!: mer Miss Flossie Martin,-who island was well set in with win- ofifices in the Grand Lodge (# great success. W ord cornea fron> verted into class rooms and *a PAS' - MD tlL W s j t o interested in local history, wrote dows and doors. The Jand upon North Carolina; Mr. Loon /Cash iewling farmers in every section small auditorium. The work was Philip Kirk left Sunday for WIPOW// А Ы 1 т и в Ш 1 ? ! to the Post Office Department, which it stood was owned by being Past Grand Master, and I I of the county that their commun- completed in 1913, cleared of New York,' where he will have WftV/ITTûoK Washington, D. C., in regard to Hardy Jones. According to AfS- Charles F. Bahnson having been TttoSB ¡.I0N9 TURBE itie.s are interested and that debt and the church dedicated. an assistantship in the Brooklyn the ¿stablishme-ht of the post bury’s Journal, when he visited Grand Lecturer. Mr. Cash ’ is WEEKSTblïAC« J. A. J. Farrington was then the i Polytechnic Institute of New there will be the largest attend offices of Huntsville, Farming this place in 1793, the school ЖМТЙБ pastor. MV. “Cap” Bailey back York City, He will also work on proud of the fact that he has ance and exhibits in the history ton and Mockaviile. She receiv was used for a, house of God. ACT« his Ph. D. degree. He received been Worshipfui Master of threQ of the organization. ed this letter, dated August 8, James Parks, teacher and prea ed the building financially. The following men served rfs his Master’s degree in Chemistry Masonic Lodges; Farn).ington, If you have not yet seen one 1S36, which will be of interest in cher .who married H iu’dy Jones’ at Duke University in June, and , Winston . . and , Salem. .. . After__ th'o of the premium lists get one and Davie County; "Referring lo daughter, was perhans the found pastors from 181C to 1826; Bow en Reynolds, Richard Carson, also taught in the first session ¡initiation, tempting reiresh^enta look it over. Note the larg# your letter of June 1C, 1930, re er of the school. At any rate Tn Benjamin Stephens, Charles of summer school. His numbers j were served. Qharles F^ Ba^^^ number of premiums offered and questing information regarding 1793, he was appointed to the of friends will be interested to son, 2nd., holds a respohsitile olwerve the advertising contain the dates of establishment of uchool by the conference. Cooly, Arehabald Robertson, W. near of his new position. position with the Bank of Co THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Mocksville, N. C., Thursday, September 17, 1936 party by Chairman John Hamilton of the G. O. P national con-i/nit- linking Men of the founders of tho nonpartisan Scenes and Persons in the Current News league. T O HONOR THE CONSTITUTION ------tM P R C V E D Oppose Change This committee will have its headquarters in Chicago; you will UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL see tho result of its efforts in the Sightless Lovo way of educational matter in the -PLANT TREES! S UNDAY I Lester—When did you flrst re» alize that you were in love with Prefer Security of form of booklets, pamphlets, car me? 2 toons and exhibits. One of the He- CHOOL Lesson > ¿ ; By ELMO SCOTT WATSON Lulu—When I discovered that it publican efforts it is now engaged in 13? ni3V. HAROLD L. !-.UND(3UIST. ,.... '___ »about: iloosevelt’s Sound D o an ot tbo Moody BIbl« Inntltut« made me mad to hear people call combating is the G. O. P. hatred oi E X T year, “ wc the people of the United States,” will cele oC Chicago. © Woatorn Nowapaper Union. you ugly and brainless. Cnmcis and Communist.s oreign Policy; the reciprocal trade treaties. Л.ч I brate the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the la g s ta ff, ariz.—Tiicre’s have told you in this column, there adoption of the Constitution under which we have been is a grave danger in farmers being Obedient Boy . F nolhing new about the fable, governed as a nation for a century and a half and among Seeking Farm Vote beguiled into believing the recipro Lesson for September 20 Botchy—Say, Peco! How did you 'i’lic only novelty is in tlic moral. cal trade treaties are a menace to other ways of observing that anniversary we’re going to ever come to be an elephant One night a camel came and CimiSTIAN. LIVING trainer? By EARL GODWIN agriculture—and vote for tho Lan “say it with trees” 1 begged to be allowed to poke liig don administration without realizi/ii; Peco—^Well, yuh see, my mother ' cold nose inside an Arab's tent. ASHINGTON. — We ought A t least, it is so planned by the sesquicentennial com LES30N T E X T — nom ans 12:1-», »-I*. always told me to try and master to be proud of the fact that they are voting to build a taiin G O LD K N Т И Х Т — C h rist Uvoth in me. So thfi Arab, being a good-liearted W walh which will bring back all tlic mission which has charge of the celebration. In a rei;cnt report to — Gulullaiis 2:20. tho big things in life. Arab, says yes. Pretty soon the the diplomats and rulers congress the commission said; ■ pniM AUy TOPIC—How Josus Wants of the world look on Frank old evils that pestered and ruined His Frionds to Act. camel claimed his them before. A Republican taiiir "A featiire in the nation-wide Equalizing EqtdUl^rium I I lin Roosevelt as a master hand in JUNlOn TOPIC—Paul Explains How cars were chilly and has always worked wonders for Uie celebration which v/ill be a part of the birth of George Washing to Act. “Nature,” said tho philosopher, could he shove in tho art of minding America’s busi ton. Now we have another' rea ness in such a way that we are now industrialists who put up the prices of every sesquicentennial cele INTEnMEniATB AND SENIOR TOP “always makes compensations. If hr I ns far as his ears? of everything they sold to farmor.s— son for planting. Then we IC—ЛVllat la Christian Living? one eye loses sight the other be about as free from entangling for bration is the planting of trees. YOUNQ PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIO And the Arab said while the farmers got nothing at all The general plans for the tree- honored the Father of Our Coun comes stronger. II one loses tho eign alliance.^ as we have ever been. try and now we mark the crown —How to Llva as a Christian. that was O, K. out of it. planting project in co-operation hearing of one ear the other be ■f I This is important to the people of ing achievement of his great Next the camel ♦ • * with the American Tree associa As a fitting conclusion to a three- comes more acute.” Í "( got permission to America because there is no doubt career, the binding of the nation I ‘ NO WASTE HERE. tion appear elsewhere in this re month study of the Spread of “ I believe you’re right,” said an put his neck in out that in, the eventual next world war together under a Constitution. It is a sad commentary on llic port. It is customary for many Christianity to the gentile peoples Irishman. “I’ve always noticed o£ the weather, and, the powers will endeavor to bring Historians all agree he made selfish political tactics of the New women's organizations to plant of Western Asia, we consider the that when a man has one short I Ì after that, his iore- us into the scrap—as before. the Constitution possible. Deal's enemies that they continu memorial trees as a tribute to teaching of tho great apostle to leg the other is longer.” legs and then liis Because of Roosevelt’s strong po “In. bur planting plans we not ally refer to the “waste” of the Pub their founders or to distinguished the Gentiles concerning "Christian- front hump,* closely sition and his keen grasp of inter only have the call of the commis lic Works program and never yet personages of history. During Living.” followed by his rear Irvin Cobb national affairs, plus the grave dan sion to heed but we have tho co have given credit for such enor this celebration these organized Tho early chapters of Paul’s I ' hump, and finally ger of the wrong m an in the White operation ot thousands of organ mously helpful things as the 4,115 groups will join in the tree J)lant- epistle to the Romans present the FRECKLE S his hindquarters. House in a time of international izations. Ati this year’s meeting ing in commemoration of the one greatest exposition of profound When morning came the camel stress, thinking men are talking schools which have been built this of tho General Federation of past two and a half years with Pub huiidred and fiftieth anniversary Christian doctrine ever, written. was inside the tent, completely fill against any idea of a change of ad Women’s Clubs, Mrs. H. G. Bo- DISAPPEAR lic Works money. Thus providing fu- of tho formation of the Constl- But even as ,it is true that tho /'?! .!i ■' ing it, and the Arab had been crowd ministration. Landon has not, at gert of Colorado, national conser fruit ot Christian living can grow IN S TO ÍO DAYS clllties for 1,200,000 children who î'è f i’il ■'. ed outside and there he was—poor this writing, given any inkling of vation chairman, started a tree only on the tree of Cliristian doc otherwise would havo either not shivering wretch, as homeless as a 1—Maurice Duplessis, leader of the Conservative party that routed tho Liberals in tho Quebec province what his views may be on these in planting campaign reaching into trine, it is equally true that the been provided for or wiio would ha’nt. election and who becomes premier. 2—New United States destroyer Moffett at the Boston navy yard where ternational matters; and for all I every club. In the Daughters of knowledge of Christian truth should have been crowded into completely Moral—Every time I hear o£ an it was ofHcialiy accepted by the navy. 3—President Roosevelt getting first hand information about the drouth know he hasn’t any—but it is well tho American Revolution, Mrs. result in Christian living. “Faith inadequate rooms or buildings. imported Communist smuggling to remember that the series of little Avery Turner of Texas, national LAST OF TIIE 13 HORSE CIIES'l'NUT TllEES TLAN'IEU BY v.-ithout works is dead.” from some farmers at Beaver Creek, N. D. , There is no wastefulness in such a himself into our midst, I think of wars we inflicted on our small chairman of conservation and WASHINGTON AT KENMORE. Our lesson pointedly presents the progrom. It wns an cmploymont- o cold-nosed camel. soutliern neighbors for years wore thrift, has called upon all chap career came to an ond In Aug- true Christian life as being croatlng drive, which not only Kavo wood tree “where Washington tlie outcome of the so-called “dol ter chairmen to push tho pro gust, 1023, when the whole trunk I. A Life yielded to God (Rom. I , * * • Wins Title of Wedding in Mouth of Whale jobs, spread millions of dollars gram. watered horses.” A horse chest / lloiaing the Bag. lar diplomacy” of the Wall street crackcd nnd fell while workmen nut tree, planted by Washington, 12:1-3). WONDER CREAM WIPES AWAY where they were needed, but pro “ Every sesqui-year class in investors who used to run the state were pulling a dead branch Irom still stands in tho yard ot Ken- A recognition and deep apprecia P TO now our government has No. 1 Life Guard vided a great investment in Amer colleges nnd high schools ns well BLAfKHEADS-^DUll, DINGY SKIN )»V h i declined all invitations to jump department. it. It was estimated that the tree more, the Fredericksburg (Va.) tion of the mercies ot God loads U .. We had an idea onco that there ican citizenship. as private institutions, is being All you do is this: (1) At bodtirao into the Italian-Germari-French-Rus- P was then more than 350 years iiome of Betty Washington Lewis, to a yielding of body and mind in Bprcna a thin film ot NADINOIiA Eddie Stelser, twenty-ilve, of tho wns a manifest destiny which sent These schools, which range from asked to plant a sesqui tree as old. sian-British snarl, but watch for an ills sister. It is tho last of 13 such living sacrifice to God. If we nre Cream over your faoo—no maBsnaine, Atlantic City bench patrol, wlio won this country into every South Amer one-room buildings to whole new class activity. In tho citizenship no rubbing. (2) Leave on -\vbiIo you effort to Induce America to join in Numerous “Grandchildren” trees which ho planted there to Christians our bodies are the tem tlie title of national champion life ican and West Indian cane brake high schools, aro scattered over committees of various organiza ples of the Holy Spirit.' We must bIcoJ). (3) Watch daily improvomDnt— when the time comes for dividing guard against 83 coippolitors from half the 3,071 American counties in But even though this historic represent the Thirteen Colonies uaunlly in S to 10 days you -nrill sea a and jungle to see whether or not we tions, tree planting will be a nnd to shade tho walk between not lend our bodies to activities marvelous transformation. FreakloR, up control over poor... old Spain’s all the Atlantic seaboard from all the states. Those buildings rep major activity. Ono of the tree tree is dead, it lives on in its h f i couldn’t make a little monoy in tivo cottage of his mother, Mary which destroy their usefulness or blaoklicnda disappear; dull ooarsonod portSj isla.nds and remaining coloni Maine to Miami. The grueling teat resent 70 per cent ot all the new . planting books has been sent to “children” and “grandchildren” Bkin bcoomcs oroamy-whito, satin- some of these foreign enterprises. Ball Washington, and Kenmore. hinder our service for God ' but al posses'siohs. Then, to back up the American en school buildings in tlio country in every CCC camp. which are to be found in various rather yield the body with all its omootli, lovely I i^no roauUs positively ' Not that we’d want anything out parts of the United States. On Eight years ago a “Washing guaranteed with NADINOLA—tested terprises in these regions, we used the past two and a half years, Thb “In these days when we hear abilities to God! of tho grab-bag and not that they’d May 1, 187G a centennial tree, ton Friendship Grove” of -13 and trusted for nearly two («¡norations. 'to have a part of our navy and m a 70 per cent cost .$402,000,000, ol so much about dust storms, But after all “ it is the inside At all toilet counters, only fiOe. Qr give us anything. They’d merely which had been produced from horse chestnut trees was planted rine corps down there acting as which the federal government i>ive.i floods, and soil erosion causing of n man that counts.” The pre write NAPINOLA, Box -n, Paris,'ronn. expect us to hold . the bag after tho seed of tho Washington elm, in the National Capital. They policemen. This used to irritate moro thnn half. Somo of the mqn. hundreds ot millions of dollars senting ot the body in living sacri wards, which would make two bags was presented to the city of sprang Irom tho seeds of a tree these South American and West In ey, about $00,000,000, was loaned to damages, the American people fice is possible only whon there EÏÏ Jn nil—thia little new one arid the Cambridge by Joiin Owen. which for more than 150 yeara Comes to Light dian countrica beyond . description the communities by tho novcrnment CH.\Rbl',S LATimOr VACK must become tree minded and stood in Buth, Pn., ns on emblem lias been the inner trfin.sformatlon big one we’vo been holdihg' ever r ^ a li^ the ■yajuq of forests. Two -“grandchild seedlings'' A m an’s character ьеЫоп» and was tho reason for the eternal and will be repaid. Tho rest was of friendship botwnen Wnshinglon by tho renewing ol the mind. Ono i í K í S J l i E T l T l S l o : ------1------iTri^SGil-byTija-u-rxTJa-yTn^^n-thir'ra^ ■frofn 'fRd''CnniDri'dge“61ifi und®" .phwigoc—^it-ia-merely-rcvoaladi-- Tirieunng~£riostrfo1kS'TrS«i''no~t'£ifit' ЛиГюпГЕШ! steib ind local com- ■floocC p'ro'veiition. Tho forests and and Gen. Robert Brown. The lat atnrDt-liTBn’bysiTtil.r'TVi'tiSililrte- munitles benefited. There i.4 no nninity will have its anniversary thelB products support every in whleh Washington took com ing born; it is equally impossible Travelers’ nomcooming. toward us; There never was any ter was a frequent visitor to reason for us to bo backing up this waste and no local kick; why then date when fitting ceromonics will dustry. Commerce is impossible mand of the Continental army to live a Christian life without hay I ALIFORNIA travel bureaus I'o- aro growing near his tomb at Mount Vernon and at tho end of type of dollar diplomacy which kept does a man who knows as muoh as be planned. Millions ot trees will wiibout those forest products. one such visit, in 1701, Washing- ing been born again. port an. increase ^of incoming Mount Vernon, thoro Is one in C us on the verge of small warfaro Frank Knox go roaring around the bo dedicated to the memory of ¿0 lot us plant not alone to mark ton with ills own hands dug from The Christian life is yielded to tourists. B u t. then again, on the in Cuba, Nicaragua, Mexico and country belaboring Roosevelt tor u tho framors of tho Constitution. this important date in our his the yard of the governor’s man God not only foii its own peace other hand, part of it may be due sion in Annapolis, Md., one in Ills garden two young liorso other neighboring lands. Thoro may program that has done as inucli as "Whon plans wore being- made tory, maybe tho most important and satisfaction, but it is to bo to' Witiirning residents who went front of the Memorial church at chestnut trees which lie pre liave bt't'ii reason for us now and this PWA school building program? for the celebrntlon of tho Wash date, but also to call the atten sented to his friend. Brown car / II. A Life of Service (vv. 9-15). hurriedly away when the papers then to act tho part of an armed It reflects on a man’s intellectual ington bicentennial it was in- tion ot new thousands to tho Valley Forge, and unuthur at Wo are not saved by serving but started printing a certain romantic Washington college at Chester- ried tile young saplings across arbiter in some hot-headed island honor to make charges like iinox tondcd to plant 10,000,000 trees valiie of trees.” we are' saved to serve, diary. If your sins do not always town, Md., which was named for the mountains to his homo where where the natives wore running makes. in honor of the event. But so lie planted them on the lawn. In the flrst place tho Christian lind you put, at least they frequently Ratlflcatlon Day Wrshington and which he onco wild—but by and largo tho wisest The figures I have reported here popular did this idea become Çnly one. of-the trees, however serves the Lord,; , Ho abhors evil, flnd you getting out, ' Mr. Pack also has sent to the visited to receive an honorary thing this country ever did was to havo just come from Socrctnry lliroughout the country that In survived b u t'if grow to a height but his life» iii .hot ¡merely,inegatiyei . governors of. tho original states degree. Another is thiivlns o n '/ . . It’s all over now and ponce and drop all ideas of the big stick in lokes; thoy do not'include $30,000,- the year 1032 some 35,000,000 for. ho clqflye8,-..tq, that ;which is ratifying the Constitution tho the grounds of the D. A. R, .;-pf .i70\ fèet ,: ôhd liad an ■ 85-footi quiet havo been restored to our other people’s countries and start ООО spont by tho fcdoral govern- trees were actually planted in spread of Its branches. eood,S-,He?>'la'^Qt>№iy,' but .diligent, snge;estlon that “Ratification Memorial ContlnontBl hnll in hcinc hilt «t tbp of I mont on f#»rlr*rn1 schools nmonii the Ibo ITpHnrl Str.tcs. Thijrcfcro, it His’ spirit 'Is 'aglow with zbal for uii the Roosov.clt idea of being s Days" in Ciicll stuli! 'uc iim iiiu u Vt'ushltiglun, B. C., und stili Tree Ot Two Nations iho rush one involuntarily was re- good neighbor to everybody. Indians and nt tho military and is proposed to follow a similar Uod and his cause. He i.s full of A Good ilabit ' required ocean rescues by swim, Thinking seriously is habit form- minded of tho ancient story ot the With a jawful of whalebone for decorations and tho leviathan’s ton We aro working up trade agree naval academies. program in cclobrating the sos- On the grounds of the Capitol joy and hope, patient under trials, Frencliman who bet with his friend ming, by lifeboat and by a combi in Washington is an elm under a man of steadfastness in prayer. I ing. Keep it lip. nation of the two. Stotser graduat sils for an altar, Betty Gentry and J. Rob Henderson, wore married ments that ■'are showing up the' old In addition, the government has quicentennlal of the Constitu he could liroyo every man, however in the cavernous mouth of a captured whale at Long Beach, Calif., selfish.high tariff policies; we have loaned nearly $60,000,000 to univei tion. As in tiie case of the Wash which tho first President is said Such a man will not fail to servo M i . outwardly, pure, had a dreaded sec- ed from Atlantic City Trades school to have sat while watching tho his fellow-man. He will really love two years, ago, after starring in with Rev. Isaac McRae ofllciating at the novel ceremony. The, bride 'certainly gained a great foothold in sities which havo built new gymna ington bicentennial, the Presi i%‘¡ ■ ret in his life. So, to test it, he slums, cafeteria for students, much progress in the building of that the brethren, not merely make a football there. and groom hall from Baird and Olney, Texas, respectively. Canada ,,that way; also in several dent of the United States will bo When HEADACHE j^ent to oach of tho ton most re- other countries. We are about to needed dormitories, etc. Tho nctual asked to plant a tree in the edifico. On the grounds of tho hypocritical show of loving thom. White Houso stands a tree which Is Due To Constipation Bpe'ctbà ribt'àbles in Paris'an' anbriy- stage a grent western-world con expenditures so far (there being a grounds of the Whito House, and He will seek the honor of others is also associated with the namo Often ono of tlio llrst-fult ofCoeta mous telegram reading as follows; ‘HANDSOMEST COACH” ference in South America which lot yot to come) total $200,000,000 one will a-lso bo set out in the rather than his own glory. He of Washington and which links of conatlpiMon ¡a a liondacho. T«ko “ AU is discovered. Flee at once.” Cowdrey Brothers in the Navy ought to lead to the establishment and have provided 800,000 months ol Capitol grounds. It will bo highly will be given to the almost lost the past nnd the present in an n dose or two of purely vogotnblo And next morning nine of them of a solid North American bloc of work for laboring men at tho local fltting, too, that tho chief justice art of hospitality. He will be ready were gone and the tenth had com- unusual manner. to stand by his brother, in the Blnck-Draught I countries to stand together, mind sites, and 4,000,000 months ot laboi be invited to plant a tree in the Tlint’s tho sensiblo way—rellevB 'I'his tree Is the outgowth of an day of joy or of sorrow. He will piitted suicide. their own business, and resist Euro per man at various factories. PWA, grounds surrounding the new tho constlp'rition. Knjoy the refresh • • • acorn brought from Russia, and go even further, for he will bless thus far, has dono a tremendoii! Supremo Court building. ing rolloC which thousands ot pcoplo pean and Asiatic influences. It may because of this and its uniquo those that persecute him. “ Backward” British Justice. be tho now world against the old job in resuscitating tho school-world “Thus inaugurating the move havo rDported from the imo of nihelc- from the low level it had fallen into lineage it is known as tiie Russo- The measure is not yet full for Draught. Sold In 2D cent packngea. I}' NGLISH news - reel producers world sometime in tho future, and ment, it is planned to reach Amerlcan Oak. • we note next that the Christian •*-' have been fined $IO,QOO — and we can start right now to get ready. during the depression years, espe every city, town, and school. cially tho period 1930 to 1033. Tiie tree from which the acorn lives— that's important money in any lan Roosevelt sees n long way ahead The activities of the commission was obtained stands in Lenin guage — for titling a film “An in these world matters; it would HI. A Life of llun>liity (v. 10) BUCK-DRAUGHT will be greatly assisted by the grad. It grew from an acorn In these days v.’hen wr are urged Attempt on the King’s Life." be a shameful thing to sidetrack A GOOp LAXATIVE ANO'XHER QUESTION. co-operation of tlie American produced by a tree at tho to assert ourselves, to demand our ■ Mind you, they weren't punished, him now just as he is getting, the Thnt old question “ whnt is the 'free association. This excellent tomb of Washington,- at Mt. Ver for any injury this title might do rights, to “succeed” at any cost, United States In a loading interna Constitution between friends” ¡lives organization will also co-operate non, The Mt. Vernon acorn was ond when men are measured by AFTER Y O U EAT his majesty. Incredible though it tional position as a peace maker. way now to the question “whnt ir in preparing a booklet explain sent to the czar of Russia by Sen their worldly achievements, it will you havo regular, suc sounds to us, the charge was; "Con- cessful cllminution? Get rid Roosevelt has been keeping his the Supreme Court among the gov ing the planting of trees and ator Charles Sumner, of Massa sounds rather old-fashioned to talk tornpt of court for prejudicing the of gas, waste material, acid, weather eye open on European af ernors of drouth-stricken states.' providing a program for the ded- chusetts, and planted in the about humility, about condescend case against McMahon (the man licailaclies. Take MilncsU fairs for a long time past; and the That is a local matter, and as lh< icalion. grounds of the imperial palace ing to lowly things, of not being Wafers. Each wafer equals 4 who tried to shoot King Edward) be country should realize thnt it has result of this there was a grea “Tho millions of 'Constitution by the czar as a symbol of Russo- “wise in our own conceits." teaspoonfuls of milk of moR- ' <' fore he was brought to trial.” been far seeing statesmanship deal of political hot air bluwn thi: Trees’ thus set out during the American friendship. In 1098, tho But humility is still the crowning nesia. Crunchy and deii- h : ìi‘ way and thnt by various gonilt clousl/flavored.20,35c&£0:. For contrast, take a not alto which has placed us right now in a celebration will prove a beauti tree which had grown from Sen grace of a truly Christian life. gether forgotten criminal case. strong neutral position wUh respect men seeking to oust Mr. Roosevof ful, lasting and appropriate trib ator Sumner’s acorn was located , Г ’1' Those who follow the lowly Jesus, Possibly you may remember a to every one of the ' European from the Whito House. Thoy dc ute to the Constitution of the by Ethan Allen Hitchcock, then in fact as well as in profession, certain murderer's trial and wlrat siiarls—including the Spanish hor dared he watí" vlolatini, stai« •Urjlled Stateif.''■ “ American Ambassador to St. are still strongest when they are ■‘í ‘ sort of publicity went before it, a;id ror. Otherwise you would have rights and what not—but I nolic The American Tree n.s.40cia- Petersburg. Gailiering and plant weak, and mightiest for God when Your what actually occurred whii.'st 'twas seen us gradually edging our way that the minute he and tho rosponj tion has already issued the boojc- ing some ot the acorns from this thoy aro humble. sible officials of tho droutli-.-.tricke^ being held, and what the aftermath into a European war through the lel mentioned in the foregoing tree, the ambassador sent a sap Note also that wc follow a vic has been, with attorneys and key^ University of Santa Claia in Cal device of moneys loaned or muni communities got down lo bras report (it’s called the Constitu ling of the new generation to torious Christ who calls us to Money witnesses and—yes—actually some ifornia claims lhat in. Lawrence T. tacks, they had no other idea abfiu tions sold lo one side or the other. tion Sesquicentennial Tree Plant President Roosevelt for planting IV. A Life of Victory (w . 17-21). of the jurors peddling their private “Tlie Cowdrey Brothers in Uncle Sam’s Navy” might well prove a fit “ Buck” Show it has tho handsom But Roosevelt’s neutrality policies, solving agriculture's droiill; pr®*' ing Book) and recently several in the .White House grounds. The views for public consumption; and est coach in football. Buck was backed up by congress, have made lem than on a national basis: not It is possible to talk much about Back ting title for the gentlemen in this picture. The cruising Cowdrey million copies were sent to club planting took place on April 0, the victorious llfo—to discuss it at the governor of a groat state dis oITered a contract by a Hollywood it clear to' the world that we will state basis; and mainly witli fe brothers of Virde, 111., are viewing, the Hawaiian landscape from Koko nnd organization loaders and 1904, exactly thirteen years be- length as a theological question— • ir DIGESTAL do«i not relieve got paliM« playing curious and violent activi Head beach on the island ot Oahu, All are serving aboard the fiagsliip movie concern tho other day but de havo none of Europe’s dirty mess. eral and not with state funds, school teachers throughout the fore the day on which the United heartburn, belching, acid Indigestion or other ties, even when the verdict had clined, saying; ' “I know my limita In that way of courso the Prc' GEORGE AVASHINGTON and have little real victory. stomach distress caused by odd condition!# Pennsylvania, Thoy are each six feet tall and wear the same size country. 'At the same time States joined hands with Russia Paul speaks plainly. The Chris overlndulgcnce or Inipiop.er load. Also rellevet been called a fair one by the high tions and I wouldn’t be any moro COURTING FARM VOTES. dent has injected tho Constituh“ Charles Lathrop Pack, president "Tlio adoption ot tlio Constitution Avns llio crowning achlòvcmcnt of and other European countries in neuritis oni rheumatic condltloni diM tt clothes. They remit a total of $100 monthly to tlieir mother, maintain tian is honorable in all things. He stomach disorders. courts V use lo you as an actor than the Tho farm vote i.s the exciting into ^he campaign. He did not 0 Ills great career.” ing a joint bank account. All are high school graduates and winners of the association, issued this the greatest confiict the world meets every obligation. He is a • Send only S2.Q0 for a 'large box of Backward race, these Britishers, Mat'x Brothers would bo to m e as prize in this campaign; and it is so in any political argument on DIGESTAL ond uie ono-thlrd of Tt, ond If If of many military and athletic competition prizes. Thoy comprise a ' statement; has ever known—a conflict which man of penco. He is not con trying people by the evidence tmd trip through the drouth nrea; 0“ by organizing state-wide pl^ns another in the yard of the head does not give you soffsfactory relief, send flM . basiietball team which remains undefeated. a backfield.” interesting to know that tlie Roose led to the destruction ot the old ? bock ond your S2.00 will bo refunded gt not by the newspapers and the his trip was entirely ortlcial and w Like a Great Oak for tree planting in anticipation quarters of the Sons of the Amer cerned wilb avenging himself upon velt campaign in the Middle West Russia and the assassination of one who has done him wrong. Spite once. A BRAhiO NEW PRODUCT thot olko« moving-picture cameras. farm belt is to bo conducted educa political. Yet the consequenc“ "The Constitution stands like of the big program’in 1937. ican Revolution in the same city. the royal family. The young tree llzes your system. a great oak. It has weathered And clear across the country, on fences, boundary disputes, family - Just sign your nome tionally by a non partisan, or pos must have a bearing on poli*' Among tho thousands of was planted by President Roose' Nome many storms. It deserves a place the campus of the University of quarrels, are not for him. Evil A Gentleman’s Dinner. Mew W inter Sports Mecca Planned in Idaho sible omini-partisan committee of and on the campaign. It trees whleh will be planted velt himself. iioxt to the family Bible in every Washington in Seattle there is is not to overcome him. God gives Addreu ACK EAST, a distinguished con farm leaders who have been ham me the situation is a complete pfj next year as a part of the Con In several parts of the country home, Whal could be more fit another of these “grandciiild the victory. tinental chef rises up to outline mering on New Deal principles for ticnl answer to the legalislif’ m'“ stitution celebration undoubt are trees famous for their asso B think the erroneous conclusions ting than for the American peo seedlings,” brought there by an A great lesson, and one that we ond moll to: DIGESTAL COMPANY tlie American gentleman’s ideal din years past. Headed by William Setr edly there will bo many elms. ciation with Washington's friend. Box ;!75 Lansing, Micblgoft ple lu begin now to maite thoir ulumlnus uf the university. cannot study without some dis tie of the Indiana f?rm bureau fed the Supreme Court. This will be especially appro Marquis de Lafayette. One La ner. He names eight courses, which plans for marking the sesqulcen-- quieting thought. Christian, how is too many, and no domestic flavor eration, this committee is now bo The President's general progf^ priate, in so far as this cele Besides the two Cambridge fayette tree on tiie battlefield of tonnial, September, 17, 1Q37, by does your life and mine appear as WNU—7 38-38 about any part of it. lng organized' throughout several for agriculture and federal spen bration also honors the mem elms, the state ot Massachusetts Brandywine derives its prestige planting trees? We are ready to they aire held up to" the mirror ol In rebuttal, I crave to olfev o states and has some well known ing to aid thii distressed mill“’J ory of George Washington, is rich in “tree memorials” to from the fact that when the cele distribute to school teaciiers or God’s Word? Let us make a cove menu of all native products. names connected with it at this therefore, seems to havo evo« since an elm tree marked an the Father of His Country. brated French general was organization leaders or anyone nant that by God's grace and First, Lynnhaven oysters on the writing. There is Frank Murpiiy of body's approval; and that rncai Important milestone in his life. Just outside the town of wounded at Brandywine his in Miserafale Pl-so, this Constitution Sesquicen- power we shaU go forv/ard m real half shell, with western celery and Minneapolis, attorney for several Qrov. Alf Landon, too. I don t » It was under a treo of (his Palmer, on tho Boston-Spring- juries were given first aid under irv/'.'-." 1- icnnial Tree Planting Book. In “Christian living.” large farm organizations, and re how the Republicans can mate species in Cambridge, I\Iass. field iiighway, stands another this tree. At Annapolis is a tree with backádhe ? ripe olives. it is the Constitution and all Л Second, terrapin stew. membered for the fact that although issue of federal spending, oj' that he took command of tho famous old tree known as tho under which a reception to La amendments with every impor- A Human Being Wi'HEN k'dneyi function badly uncS te. с Third, rice-fed cnnvnsback duck, he was a delegate to the G. O. P. anyone can split haii-s on wlieii'J Continental army on July 3, Mother Washington elm. If is fayette was held, with a distin taiit date, as well as George There cannot be . a more glorious YV you suffer a nagglnu backaciie, г with lye hominy and a baked wine- convention which nominated Hoov or not agriculture is a local o( 1775 and started on the carcer claimed by some historians and guished company in attendance. wilh dliilnejs, burning, scanty or too r'í г ü ^Vashington’s letter of transmit- object in creation than a hutmin be sap apple. er, he bolted that outfit and led national matter. which led to tho establish the American Forestry associa In the form of trees planted by frequent urination end gclilng up it t»l to the congress. With tills, ing, replete with benevolence, •medi M Fourth, one very small slice of 5,000 farmers to Houston demand ment of a new nation and his tion that when Washington was Ills own hand. General Lafayette night; .whin you fsci tired. n«ryou>, Curiously enough, the aro given details on how to tating in what manner he might ren J hickory-and-sassafras-cured razor- ing a farm plank that meant some managers are hoping to maKC election as its first President on his way to Cambridge, he left many mementoes of his trav all u p ie l. uie Doan's Pilli. select, plant and care for trees der himself moro acceptable to his IIMjjÌ back ham with watercress salad, thing. under the Constitution. stopped beneath this particular els in America. One of thèse is Doan'i are especially for poody great vote getting end a suggested program for the Creator by doing most good to hia working kidneys. Millions of boxes , r.l) soused in a plain oil and vinega» Another well known Mid-West among tho crowded million? o' elm to rest. now standing at Concord, New creatures.—Fielding. dedication. For nearly a century and a are used every year. They are гссэт« .M ; dressing. farm leader on this committee is eastern cities; and one of tfieir Hampshire. Another is at 'îforfc- “As tho statement of the half tliis elm was a landmark Many “ Washington Trees" mended thi country over. Aik yow i Vm f.V Fifth, toasted southern beaten Homer H ush of Iowa, who makes tho guments with the city folies f ' town, Va., near a house in which Visions of Better iLfe ntlghboii A n arL'liitect’s di-iuvmg of the palatial Sun Valley lodge which tho Union Pnomc railroad i.s huiUhnp nonr nnd patriotic shrine, carefully Elm trees, however, are not ' ■ ' ■'"'biscuit and u mere morsel of old- plain statement that "the farmer the Now Deal's asricultw's' E United States Constitution Com nre still to ho seen cannon balls Ketchuni, Idnho, and which is to be opened for guests ct the Christmas holidays. Sun Valley lodge and ita guarded and with every effort the only ones which we associate It is woU to hava visions of a fashioned country rat cheese—pre- who deserts Roosavelt is a sucker.” cies have raised food prices nnQ>' mission points out, nearly imbedded in the timbers during surroundinii tei'i'uin is expected to be the winterVimui hJ-iUisports liï meccu Ulof íihAmerica íUI Д«-« «и*-* nnd to rival»ivm 111in magnificence similar tliirty - five million trees were made to save it from the ravages with the name of Washington. better life than that of every day, ierably from Herkimer county, New ------L.l„,lfll„„ Othera are Paul Weis o f' Wiscon- . increased the living costs of u'® the siegü of Yorktown. but it is the life of every day from resorts in various European countries, Skiing, skating, sleighing, tobogganing, dog sledding are ansonjj o{ time. Ita long and iionored Deerfield, Mass., has a button t> WtíHtorn-Nftwapaper ^Tnloa, 'York. sin, a Progressive; Sam Fishman, 1 dwellei’.s, planted to raark tho bicentermial ^)ÀN]SÌtLS which elements of a better life lie planned nctivitles.’ IRVIN S. COBB. r '. Kansas Republican read out of that @ WcBtcrn Newnpapcr Union. must come.—Maeterlinck. =f!^v,'; ' I , Cl W cntern NtiWnj)UiH‘r U nlvn, iVC',!;'-’ : t » ; i ; 'Í ^ .'M THE MOCKSVILLE ENTKRPUTSE, M OCK^ïLLE, N. C, Thursday, Septcmbor 17, Ш% 'i'liiirsday, September 17, 1930. PA G E PO U R THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVU.LE. N. C. PAGE FIV E A mSGHACE TO THE PARTY or more. Turn to the one in to ADVANCE M. E. CHURCH , Da,vie Grliys Meet ' jÌVANTED—TO BUI" 2 ALLAD- JACOB STKW..IU The Mocksville Enterprise days issue and show it lo the kid- ' (Continued from ¡lage 1) Thursday Attorney nt LdV( (Iie8 and then guess tho answer. i'erence. 'I’he present member Club Meetings Publiehed Every Thursday at Mocksville That tin; al)sent«e Ijaliol. hii.s Inng since bu- Local Happenings din Lamps. Good condition, Mccksville. N. C. You’ll find tii'em thrilled and North Carolina comu a ".stench in the nustruls of decent men,” ship is 287. 'i’he total church ' Ghnrch News The Davie Grays Chapter, Un see or nnlify Enterprise Of III ai)uiii> rn Jjiink & 'I'ru^fc Ihey will soon be turning to Coming and and women, in .North Carolina, there i.s no budget has been balanced at each ited Daughters of the Confeder fice. Company building Rhyming Riddles each week whon district check-up meeting for tho W /HEN kidneyi function (xdly dnd Sociafl Functions acy, will meet at the home of the A. C. H unejcutt ...... Editor and Publisher (|ue.stion. Since its first adoption it has been W you (ufftr * lugging backtcli«; Going of those Cilice phone ...... -.18в a means for crooked and unscrupuloua me the paper comes. Tell the chil last seven quarters. We are wllh dlziln«», burning, scanty or loo Card Parties SOCIETY president, Mrs. E. W. Crow, on ------^------1 We know thods on the part of election officials, and dren that there w ill be one in expecting to do the same thing frequent urination and getting up i| Tiiursday afternoon at 3 o’clock. every issue of the i)aper. They’ll tins quarter. The chuj'ch school night; when you feel llred, nenrout, This is the last meeting of_the there aro too many siich in this state. They air upiel. . . uie Doan'i Pllli. Prescriptions like it, and so will you. is organized according . to the U. D. C. year, and members who have used it to defeat the will of the people Im n'a are eipeelally for poorly Miss MARY J. HEITMAN. Soclnl Editor PRIFCESS in both the party primary -and at the regular unified plan with a membership working kidneyi. Mlliioni of box» Phone 112 have not paid their dues for Subocriptlon Ratos: Clyde Robinson of Reesd has Your Prescriptions are fill election. Every one of ua with doodlebug of 150. The Missionary Society are uied every year. -They are recom* 1936 are requested to do so. A THEi&TPE ll.eo a Year; G Months 75 centa been selected as the'besi demon- mended ihe country over. Aih ye«r cordial invitation is given all ed here by a Registered I > brains has known this for years. Anil it gels is a wide-awake oi'ganization,, nelgltboH Mrs. T. N j Chaffin has been iff- Strictly in Advance ' station fam er in Watauga Coun daughter, Muriel, accompanied boarding pupils at Catawba tliis Druggist, using only the worse. It has now come to the point that if doing quite a bit of local work (iisposed for the past week. members to attend. A delegate ty. His farm contains only ft in addition lo the requirements Raymond Moore to Brevard on vear. . ' to the State Convention in Dur- i freshest and purest drugs 1,' Entered at the post offioe at Mookaville, N. C., matters little how the majority of the voters acres but he has used 20 tons ot Saturday, where he entered crtl- ham, Oct. 14-15, will ibe elected. ts lecond-class matter under the act of March feel about it as to who the party nominees set up by the Missionary Coun Miss Helen Ida K irk left last that can be obtained. Bring Friday & Saturday ground limestone this season. DOÂNS PILLS lege. Miss Jane Grow left Monday ------I, 1879. shall be, or who shall be elected at the regu cil. week to enter Mars Hill College. us your prescriptions and John Wayne in a rip roaring for Salem College, and will at LOST— 1 Red Irish Female Set lar election, but how the votes are counted Trade with the Merchants ter and. 1 small black and rest assured that you are western picture and by whom. Such conditions are a positive Mr.s. R. M. Holthousei' is slow Mr. and Mrs. J. H. ■ Meroney tend a student conference at advertise in the ‘ Enterprise Camp Hanes before the opening white male setter. If found, getting the best. disgrace to :the democratic party and should ly improving; after a recent ill and the latter’s mother, MrS. THE LAWLESS NINETIES I -i NOTICK TO GENERAL PUBLIC * of the session. Mi.ss Pauline notify or return to Abe Howar.] be no longer tolerated. The democratic party ness. Claude Triplett, of Eenolr, spent _ * Daniel and Miss Gladys Cain also and receive reward. And two reel comedy with created thi» absentee balloting system. It ^ ------0------This newspaper charges regular ad- * Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. left this weeli to re-enter Salem. Charley Chase in н , ‘ can terminate it and the honest voters in the ' Mrs. P' J- Johnson, Sr., is in CASH PAID FOR CEDAR LOGS ■ verti»ing rates for cards of thanks, ® Bargains! Meroney. College. HALL-KIMBROUGH I “Public Ghost No One” disposed this week, we are sorry resolution notices, Obituaries, etc,, arid • party should rise up in no uncertain, manner and timber. For details write and demand that the next General )Assembly lo state. ■ • ; Geo. C. Brown and Co. of N. w ill not accept any thing lees than 35 * Mrs. C. A. B urrus’ and child iMiss M argaret Sinith left F ri i, , C., Greensboro. N. C. 9 lO tf Monday & Tuesday cents cash with copy ninless you have • discontinué every phase of it. ren, Charles, Jr., and Velma Eli DRUG COMPANY Mrs. B. C. Clement has r.eturn- day for Washington, D'.,C., to re regular Wnthly accounts with us. • We -are glad to see leading party men, and A racketeer picture Ladies’ and Children’s ud from Davis Hospital, and is zabeth, of Shelby, vj’sited her par ume her studies at Sibley Mem We do not mean to be hard on any * outstanding editors and journalists speaking orial Hospital, after visiting ..her^ **»*#«# “A iiood Drug store” | improving. ents, Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin, DR. R. P. ANDERSON “COUNTERFEIT’ one, but small items of this nature force * out for the discontinuance of this disgraceful COATS at Bargain parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. B."' I.' last week. 'DEìNTIST U Quick Delivery Service With Chester Morris and ua to demand the cash with copy. A ll * and abominable absentee ballot.. In his issue Smith. Miss Helen Holthouser Don4 Forget Mrs. C. H. Tomlinson, who has Anderson Building, of the State of August 29th, CarLGoerch car- I Marian Marsh featured such received by us in the future with- • Prkes accompanied her to Wa.shington * Phone 141 ^ hJen on the sick list, is showing Raymond Foster is erecting an Mocksville, N. C. players. > г ," out the cask or stan'.ps w ill not b« pub- * . ried an editorial the meaning and intent of for the week-end. Flour, 98 lbs ...... $2.75 improvement. f Phone 50, Res. 37 lished • which ,is not hard for any one to understand. attractive brick veneer residence j5 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. S Cartoon Comedy 1 '‘ * I 100 lbs. Sugar ...... $5.10 We have plenty of on Wilkesboro Street, which will • • • • • • I' f Arid it is so closely in line with what we have Mrs. James Mclver, Jimmie, Jr., «■NMimaNiNaNaMaHMiaNSMSNa Pink Salmon, 15c value ...... 11c Mr. and Mrs. George Bryan be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. K, I, in'm ind'that we quote the said editorial in and Miss Bernice Wilson Mclvert Blue Bell Overalls, pair ...... 97c have returned from a visit to D. Shockley. 'l'ì full, as follows: . of Winston-Salem, and the lat- Sweaters ...... 50c and up Hanes Underwear Clayton, N. C. Mocksville, N. C., Thursday, Sept. 17, 1936 ' “ There is one radical change which the next tar’s guest, Miss Josephine Rit Twin Sweaters .... '$1.69 to $2.91 Mrs. J. K. Sheek and daughter, \ л session of the legislature should make in our ter, of Bethlehem, Pa., were Our Fall Opening firings Gfirgcoiif Hats ...... 97c to $1.49 lilr. and Mrs. J. D. Murray, of Lettie Lindsay, Mrs. J. L. Sheek, electtori'^ laws and that is to abolish-the pre KiUests of Mr. and Mrs. L. Dresses ...... 50c to .?7'.50 Smithfield, are spending awhiTe Mrs. Norman Clement atiTi son, sent system of absentee ballot voting. Wilson at dinner on last'Thura* For, .brethren, yo havo bten called * Cotton Suiting ...... 24c to'85c‘ Blanket Lined Overall Jackele, Heavy in New York. Billie, spent Tuesday afternooTT ■ At every election there are many thousands day, Miss Jane Crow being an urito liberty; only, use not liberty for * Sheeting ...... 8 V2C per yd in Salisbury. 'of fraudulent absentee ballots, cast, in the other guest. Misses Mclver, an occasion to the flesh, but by love * Salt ...... 97c Jackets, Riding Pants, Gloves, Seeks J. J. Larew and Knox John ! 1 , 4 vari-»us precincts scattered'thi'oughout Nortn Crow and Ritter are members of serve one another.—Galatians 6:13. * Kenny Coffee, 1 lb. pkg. .... 12c stone will return SatintTay from Messrs. R. B. Sanford, J. C. ###»*■**•**** Carolina. All political tactions are guilty of the senior class at Salem. Loose Coffee ...... 9c ¡1 trip through Florida. Sanford, R. M. Holthouser, L. P. this practice and it apparently is on the in 5c Matches ...... 3c ' Cartner and John LeGrand left DAVIE FAIR OPENS SEPTEMBER 30TH crease all the time. REMEMBER Bridal Couple Honored ST 5c School Tablets ...... 3c . Mrs. S. C. Nichols, of Wins- Tuesday on a fishing trip to ... There is only one solution, nnd that is to do An enjoyable affair of last Plenty Pants at Bargain Prices I lon-Salem, was the recent guest Morehead City. •' away with absentee ballots entirely and hold Monday evening, Sept. 7, was SILKS and WOOLENS 'Only two weeks now till tho Davie County [ handle Red Goose and Wolver- , ‘‘A nvil Brandi Overalls^^ of Mrs. A. F. Campbell. elections in North Carolina the way they are given iby Brewster Grant and Fair. At this time it looks like it will be the ine Shoes, and cnn fit the whole ----- 0----- Hayden C. Clement; of Salis- supposed to be held—fairly and squar'd^ Mack Campbell in honor of Miss best yet. Times are better than since the fair family. These shoes are guarari- Frank Stonestreet left Monday buhy, visited relatives one after Every voter should appear ut the polls per Helen LinwQod Grant and Wood was launched seven, years ago and the atten-, teed to give satisfaction. Buy Are much better than the common kir.d to resume his studies at Southern noon this week, before resuming sonally. If he is sick in .bed, that's his bad row J. Wilson, whose wedding dance will unquestionably be the largest in now and save money. Dental College, Atlanta. his studies at the University of took place on Sept. 8. Diancing — the- history o f ...the— iwsodation,—jMoreavfliv^ luck; if he is out of town, he will have to I have plenty Collar Pads, Bri- and are North Carolina. occupied the evening, and Mis£ 'Г '. Т П . /¡. those attending vvill have more money to surrender his right to vote, ihis souiius as dies. 1 set Harness worth ' $25.UO Miss Agnes 6'an£ord''leit'’Tu63- — th4>!i«h-ii-!iiught-be„uu-faUi-tn nn invalid— and Grant wns attractive in a pink ;' speri(rnn"cl w O rf^fl'm o rirn it oT)~ iD£-422-0fL_JVIxiwiii;3._Jlakaa__ an.d-,j| Дау for RaleigTi, where sho will T t ' PV' ^^Hard To Beat^^ Afl-JiErt.O;date.piatpjg.lass_f.rpjLt. «rganua— avening—-flreas.-— The let us all keep talking the Davie County Fair perhaps it is—but for every unfair case ot Harrows at Bargain prices. j be a student at St. M ary’s. has been installed in Allison- tempting refreshments consisted -î'i/lir from now until the opening date. And just , this nature, you would get rid of one hundred •lohnson’s Store, which adds Plenty Live Stock. If you need a if assorted cheese, rye bread, . here let -ua say that every time Mocksville can u n fair cases which now exist under the absen- Misses Annie Ruth Call, Ethel much to the appearance of the crackers, dfiVes, salted nuts, cake Rough crepea, knobby Acetate crepe in all new pull a big day and get a ¡arge crowd here it tee-ballot plan, pair cf first class mules see mo. ijatham and Louise Latham left establishment, , “• Taffet«, novelty w«av« Come io see us. nnd punch. Those present were fall .ahadea, polka dot only advertises the town as a trading center * Thtt-citizens of North Carolina should rise Monday for Brevard College. crepes, sheer crepes and crep« in plain, figund ï«' Miss Helen Linwood Grant, ana gets, folks in the habit of coming here. •up'and flemand that the fraudulent system ot' Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Taylor and cantons in rust, green, and printed p»(:tema in Yours for Bargains Woodrow J. Wilson, guests of tub ailk», slip satin, in and tweedy patterns ia We believe that it would pay 'the local mer ' castin'g' absentee ballots be brought to a halt. wine, spruce, brown, Hanes Yates is visiting his Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor mov- honor. Misses Delia Grant, Jane navy, blue black, .whita •very shade of th« n«w chants to iise the paper for rather voluminous' And please remember this fact: that as long Kurfees & W ard aunts. Misses Kopella and JuTTS' .id last week into the residence .'VIcGuire, Eleanor Cain, Paulind black, gray and navy, 39 and fleah, 39 inches wide, fall shades, 39 inchtfa advertising, not only in the regular Fair Edi- : as any: (itind of a loop-hole is left, it w ill re- J. TRANK HENDRIX Hunt, in Washington, D. C. of the late Mrs. Kate Holman, Mocksville, N. C. Daniel, Helen Campbell, Mary inches wide . . ; yd. yard ' tion,: which the Enterprise expects to put on, suit iri iii'ookedness. The only sensible plan "Bettei Service” which B. G. Taylor has bought. .wide.. ... yd..:. - r- Mocksville, N. G. Nelson Anderson, Garnet Robert but in every other issue of the paper between would be to get rid of the system in its en Jlrs. V. E. Swaim was the' re son, Messrs. Brewster Grant, now and the. opening date. Let the merchants tirety.’’ cent guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mor Jack Allison will spend the Maci Kimbrough, Rufus San remem'bcr tnal li.’u ci'uwtlei will i»e here day rison Howell, of Farm ington. week-end at his cottage at Caro 9 7 3 9 c 69c ford, Jr., Mnck Campbell, Fran'S nnd night durinK the three days of the falCi lina ' Beach. Mrs. Aillison, who SAYS MARSHAL NEY WAS REALLY SHOT Stonestreet, Bill Zachary and and that the thing to do is take advantage of Rufus Sanford, Jr., left Tues spent the summer there, will re Presenting a Display of Kelix Harding. these crowds to increase business. Think out day to resume his law studies at turn home with him on Mon^y. Lustrious quality in heavy Plat crepe and satin back Andre Jager-Schmidt, Paris historian, at the University of North Carolina. ' your advertisements carefully. Tell the folks Baptist Missionary Meeting rough crepo in the following crepe is again the silk leader what you have for sale and at what prices tempts to “pour cold water." as it were on the Marshall Sanford_ left Monday colors: Brown, -black, navy, The Woman’s Missionary Union for fall. Wine, black, green, these articles- can be had. That it w ill pay theory that Marshal Ney escaped a traitor's Newest Fall Fashions Jliss Emily Rodwell is spend for Davidson College, where he green and .rust. Adopted for observed the day of prayer for death in France, escaped to America, lived out ing some time with her sister, will be a senior. James Thomp gray, eggshell, bright red and to do this, tHere is no uuestion. State Missions at the Baptist the belter dresses, 39 inches his days and was buried in North Carolina, iilrs. D'. W . Casey, in Charlotte. son, Jr., also left this week for spruce. 39 inches wide . .. ydi B ut whatever else you do, keep talking tho Church on Monday ai'ternoon. wide . . . yd. The French historian learning of the North m Davidson, this being his second fair. Help get the farmers still more inter Mrs. George Bryan was 'h chargí^' Carolina tradition of the strange life of Peter Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Fulghum yoar. ested. It w iil be of great, benefit to the entire of the program, and Mrs. W. 1Г. i/,: Ney, North Carohna .school tencher, and that spent several' days last week at --- ^— 0----- county. Dodd brought an inspiring mes- 8 9 c 7 9 c ------^ ---0 ------ft movement was on foot to exhume the body Mountain Park and Mount Airy. Miss Irene Horn will leaVCT Thursday: to re-enter W om an’s rage on tlie work of State Mis G O N E T H E w a y OF THE DODO BIRD of Peter Ney, buried near Statesville, repu sions, which covers over • 100 diates the idea that the Napoleonic Marshal Ladies Dresses anti Coats Miss Frankie Craven has re College, U. N. C., Greensboro. years. Mrs. P. M. Carter spoke “Under the spreading chestnut tree Ney escaped death for treason hy a ruse of sumed her school duties in the Miss Matalene Collette, of Ad Suit-, Coat and Dress Wooiens of the challenge of the Christian The village smithy stands a brother Mason, the Duke of Wellington, and Farminglun consolidated school. vance, will also return there this In plaid.s, novelty weave and soft textures. Red, ;;ollege. The devotionals wer* escaped to America, Historian "Ja-ger-Sch- We are receiving daily latest styles in .Fall week. The smith a mighty man is he led at the conclusion of the pro- brown, green, black and navy. .54 inches wide . . . midt, says most emphatically, that on Decem Sam Latham, Jr., fell at school ■ With ijtrong and sinewy hands uVam by Miss Orpah Angell, of yard ber 7-, 1817, the real Marshal Ney was shot Dresses and Coats. Clever new styles in the la (m Tuesday, and broke his' glass= Friends throughout tho coun ЛПС1 the muscles of his brawny arm the Y. W. A. Members present for treason; that he fell before a firing squad o.H, cutting a deep gash over his ty of Rev; A. J. Burrus, of Ruth Are strong <13 iron bands.” were: Mesdames J. H. Fulghum, with three bullets through hia head, three in- test fabrics at prices witliin the reach of every- i'.ve. erford College, will be sorry to Pas.^ing one of the few remaining old black I. F. Hawkins, W. H. Dodd, F. his breast and one in the arm ; th a t hiii corpse hear Uiat he fell and broke his smith shopsi a few days ago, wu were reminded ones pocketbook. A variety of styles and sizes I\i. Carter, George Bryan, John *1 5 9 was allowed to );emain as it fell for fifteen Mr. and Mrs. Lester Daniel hip recently, and is now in the . o i the above verse by the famous New Eng LeGrand, J, T. Angell, J. W. minutes and was then taken to a nearby ma havo moved into the Bradley cot Hickory hospital. land pout, Longfellow. Moreover, the flying to select from. Come in and see them today. Wall, S, C. Stonestreet, Fred Tri- ternity hospital where Sistors of Mercy kept tage near the l^resibyterian Heavy quality wool coaling ..sparks from the white heat iron rmide by the vet’te, C. R. Horn, and Misses Cluireh. . Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kimble suitable for swaggers. Brown, hammer of the mighty blacksmith ibrought a vigil over it until the following day when Orpah Angell and Jettie Smith, Wool crepe for dresses, plain and novelty weaves, ■ spent the week-end at their rust, green, navy, checks and back memories of many упаг.ч ago when there the funeral took place. 'I’he Paris historian s 1 Mrs. J. L, Kirk and-Miss'Vir- home here. Mr. Kimble has his of the Y. W. A. plaids, tweeds, brown, green, navy, black and were numerous real blacksmith shops in every avers that, scores of persons viewed the body The Business Woman’s Circle plaids, 54 inches wide . . . yd^ ~ DRESSES jrinia C arte r resumed their work headq_iiartefs in Wiriston-Salem', gray, 54 inches wide . . . yd. .«ommunity, and started us wondering what and that the verdict of the court was duly met with the chairman, Miss î; as teachers of Oak Grove School and Mrs. Kimble is teaching in I had uccome of all these blacksmith shops certified as having been carried out. He says Hazel Turner, on Monday even I I last week. the city schools. .V-' 1 durinh' the past two decades. Like the old furthermore, that si.xteen years after the - ing. Miss Elizabeth Naylor pre ! rail fence, there are few of them left, . Black death of Marshal Ney, King Louis Filippe sented the topic of Christian $ 1 .7 9 I $3.95 to $9.95 Mrs. Spurgeon Ander=on is at Sidney Kirk, of ^Raleigh, who * li9 5 sm ith shops used to be a necessity in every made a royal gesture of forgiveness by grant Education, assisted by ílis s Freí-; 1 ' ' home, and ia recupurating from is statistician pf the Welfare De community, but the machine age has practi ing Marshal Ney’s widow a pension of twenty- da Farthing and Miss Ruth An >in operation at Davis Hospital partment of North Carolina, is on cally annihilated the old time “smithy." With five thousand franks. He says that was done gell. Miss Turner led the State , I Statesville. his vacation this month, and is tho passing of the livery stable and the ad while Peter Ney was still living in- North spending part of the time in New Mission program, and Misse» FALL ' i a Carolina and avers that if the № rth Carolina Addle Mae CaudeM and LouiS^ vent of the garage-, went blacksmitiT as it had COATS June Bailey Smith and William York and Washington. school teacher, Peter Ney, had Been SU'oud took part. Those present Jbeen known in this nation since the days of ChafBn have accepted positions the early settlers. Only a few blacksmith the real Marshal Ney upon-this royal gesture Mr. and Mrs. John Smoot mov were' Misses Hazel Turner, Eli Accissomcs with the Hanes Knitting Mills, shops now remain and these are destined with he woultl have immediately made himself zabeth Naylor, Freida Farthing, - 'M Winston-Salem.. ed to Salisbury on M ondaj, where in the next fe\v decades to suffer the fate of known and returned to his wife and four $9.95 to $29.50 he is employed with SwITt and Ruth Angell, Louise Stroud, Ad- Kerchief and belt sets, collar and cuff sets, vest sons, then living in , France. die Mae Caudell. A delicious sa-‘ the dodo. Miss Lucile Horn left last week Company. Mrs. Prentice Camp sets. To add beauty and style to your fall coe- lad course was served. ------^— 0 ------^------Despite this discouraging statement. North for Cooleemee, where she will bell,'sister of Mrs. Smoot, went lume. NEW DEAL AGAIN APPROVED Carolina believers in the legend that Peter Ney again teach in the Jerusalem with them for the day. was the real Marshal Ney of France, will go Smart Fal! Millinery NEW! SMART! Methodist Society Meets , consolidated school. The Sallie Call Society of thflsitOi.y^^ The overwhelming defeat? of Governor T'al- ahei^d with the exhumation of the remains ol ----- o--- -— Mr. and Mrs. C. B. ( “Foots” ) Methodist Church met with Mr,' ,,, uiadge of Georgia, in his race against Senator Peter Ney, buried near Statesville. The real Sweater Sets Miss Mary Katherine Walker Clement, of Memphis, Tenn., Ju lia C. Heitman and Miss ; 59c-79c-97 Jiussell is another indication that President M arshal Ney was known to have had a silver A thrilling collection of the la vlsitiid relatives here last Wed of Raleigh, and Miss Ruiby W al Heitman on Monday * l ' fr' -I \ V * î > и ‘ i -xM 1 ; fe il Í ’ü í i THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Mocksville, N. C„ Thuraday, September 17, 1936 THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Mocksville, N. C., Thursday, September 17, 1936 A Rural.Scene in coopcrntlvo of cnnlno companions— hnrm In Jetting Davlu lonrn he's not two Scottlea, BlfC nnd Bing, who tu n nniiclor? All UiHt cun hnppea Is - Pleasing Stiiche^,. multuously dolled Baskervlllo when lie* II lose. J Shirtwaister for School Girl behind tlio pnne ot gins.“). Onco they nnil she thought РЕЙРЕСТHOME DRY CLeANEt FAMOUS ЗОФ,40<,65< Bottles ."i wero lot out, as now thty wero, they "Í-4 ‘ bnppeu. has a center pleat nnd pockcts for ALL DRU.CaiäTS. I C« OUR COMIC SECTION DRAGONS ran to tho hound In utmost friend ^ Bavl.4 Is out, yon gee," ndiieil Bee, trimming. Buttons—a matter of MUFTI SHOE WHITE w ill nof rub off HEADLINE HUNTER ship. BaskorvlUe never paid'them the Contains Inàndlenfs^ o f M u ffì Uomo On/ Clonner. Ип„"Гт°.“ for Ш0-/ 1Я choice. A small collar, tie, and Jo CLeAfi its if Whitons. ¿am o Bolfles I slightest attention, Í ‘ trouble that nn- belt complote this most eilective DRIVE YOU Tho children were banging their other baby or a million dollars couldu't frock. By way of suggestion, spoons on the table with eyes only for make the collar and cuil's in con Baskervlllo; thoy scarcely noticed Ag With this. Boo dismissed the matter; trast, and detachable to bo readi nes when siie khssod them. She kl-ssed so Agnes was not obliged to disclose ly removed for laundering. opening far By her sister, and took tho chair placed а з В Д Е И Events in the Lives of Little M en EDWIN iiff ''or concern over Ool- Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1959-B at the table for her, nnd they both rl, fl 1" " " Inaulry of is available for sizes 8, 10, 12, 14 BALMER wntched Baskervlllo and the boys. Jeb that evenltiff, he extracted It from and 1C. Si2o 12 requires two and GUD The dog carefully established him FEMALE AGENTS three-eighths yards of 35-inch m a self between them. been In terial witli one-third yard of 35- • Malcsrs of a well known, highly He wus so huge thnt, when iio sat Jams, I hoar; but nothing that ho did inch contrasting material and one olhlcal oosraetlo preparation ato oeoUng; emalo agants, either n o w on tho floor, his tawny head was has ever como to court. He's n trad yard of ribbon for bow. With long Copyright by Edwin Balmor or curionlly engaged in similar above tho board and almost ns high er one of tho clovorost traders In sleeves it rec)uircs two and flvc- “The Thing in the Darle* W NU Sorvloo as Davy's dark little bond on his right. w o r k . Highly efiooUva new selling town; and straight enough now.” oighths yards. Daj-y was In his hlgh-chalr with a But what Is against him?" angle makos it a Duio-liro golloc By FLOYD GIBBONS - Send for the Barbara Bell Fall i n 90% o i o a so a . It w i l l n o t ho tray before him and fastening him In; "Nothing I know, except thnt he RE you all set for the houscwartning party? Well, let me warn Bobby nlso was In tho hlgh-chalr, but Pattern Book containing 100 well- nocossary to purchase oamplo mor- )> I Iiaant always been —well—solid.,But .. _ you in advatice that this is going to be about the lonesomest r.itternSGOZ , SYNOPSIS ho sat proudly at the tnble. Neither Davis Is solid; he’s that sort." plan.ied, easy-to-mako patterns. ohandlso if satisfactory credit ret- boy feared In tho least tho great 1‘Ycs," said Agnes. Exclusive fashions for children, otences aro furnished with letter lioii‘-e warming party you ever saw. Tho "Duck Pond”— a quiet, h . Job Drnddon, youritf and tnntnBtlcnlly young women, and matrons. Send of inquiry. hound. They wore delighted when ho -1 "Л“ ‘ogethor, they ought to bo all As a matter of fact, it's a ono-man house warming or maybe I shady nook where graceful ducka r> flucccssful broker o i ClilcaKO, In Infat came to lunch; and they—nnd nlso 15 cents for your copy. Write today, lo shoiikl say a one-boy house-warming. The boy was Arland L. Gray, float lo and fro, is n charming sub uated with Aunes Gieneith, boautltul right. Ihen they’ll ,be helped by the daughter of a rotlrod manufacturer. Baskervlllo — knew tho riiltri about natural assumption that your father'd Send ,vour order to The Sewing of Trenton, N. J. I say "was" because Arland has grown lip in the ject indeed for a wall-hanging, th* Itodney, a doctor, In lovo with Agnes, him. When a boj’ finished a dish,'he ste Davo through— It ho needed more Circle Pattern Dept., 367 W. Ad DENTON’S COSMETIC CO. meantime. This one-boy party I ’m going to tell you about was thrown detail will prove fascinating to vlalto his brother, Job, Rod plana work could give tho Inst lick of his spoon capital. Also," continued,Jeb after a ams St., Chibago, 111. 440Z-23rd St., Long Island City, N. Y. on the night of January 19, 1912. embroider. It's no time beior* In ItochoBtor. Jeb suggests that he © llcU Syndicale.—WNU Service. every stitch is in, done in wool or make a try for Agnoa boforo leaving. to Baskervllle. moment, “It doesn't exactly hurt Col As a house warming. It луаз a terrible Пор. It not only didn’t In Hod there Is a doopor, obstinate Each boy got an extra arrowroot lltt. Ayreforth and Remblu that every warm tho house any, but It cooled tho boy oft considerably by rope silk, and you’re ready to Un» rtiooncy than In Job. Rod visits Agnos cracker for Baskervlllo to crunch; body knows we're marrying, nnd so I ’d tlic chills-up-and-down-thc-spino system. As an adventure, nnd hang it. And tolls hor of his groat deslro, but then Bobby and Davy gave him the though, it was a whooping success—and well worth that check for In pattern 5002 you will And « rdnlUes It onn never bo fulllllod. Agnes' see him through. If it came to a FIRST-AID RELIEF FOR MINOR mothor Is attem pting to regain hor hus Inst of their dessert. pinch." ten bucks that I'm sending Arland right now. transfer pattern of a wall hanging band's lovo. Agnoa has disturbing The Black Watch, noses In the siin, ".Teb. we’re not marrying.'.’ In the spring of 1D1Ü Arland's mother and dad moved from Cats- 15 by 20 inches; material requiia- doubts as to what attracts hor father lay side by side nssumlng slumberous "You Just think sol . . . 01епЛ Oh, liill, N. V., to Orlando, Fla. That was in tho days before the Florida ments; illustrations of all stitches In Now York. Job 'tolls Agnos ho la IndllTerenco to this rnnk fnvorltism, God. Glen, you drlva me crazy I , , . boom, and Orlando was just a sleepy littio country town. / needed ; color suggestions. going to marry hor, and together thoy SULDS.CUTS vlow nn apartment In Ohloago. Jeb aska Agnes, oblivious of her errflnd, sal: Kiss me I . . . No I As If you meant Arland Decides to Do a Solo House Warming Act. To obtain this pattern send .1# , blij I ' Ч L i , . Agnes to sot nn early date, but sho tolls besldo her sister nnd watched them ftl And mean Itl . . . oh, damn us. soom s^m la^m h cents in stamps or coins (coins Arland’s dad bought a piece o£ partly cleared ground about throe him she cannot marry him. Whon tho all. She felt relaxed and grateful Glon, what’s tho matter? W hat got preferred) to The Sewing Circl*| agent, Mr. Cdlvor, offers to show thom For simple burns and cuts, Cuticura Ointment is a wonder milc.4 out of town and started to build a house on it. Thai’s where the and very content; sho had no deslr« yon bothered nbout Collltt today?" fully southing dressing?. Excludes air from sensitive spots, Household Arts Dept., 250 W, t furnished apartment. Job asks Agnea housewarming part of it came in. \mp to eae It alono, snylni: he must return to end this Interlude. Bee hnd norio. Agnes told him It wns O’Mnra, and relieves irritation, promotes quick healing. Fourteenth St., New York, N. Y. Arland was Just eight years old ihen—and you know how to his- oinco. Agnes consents and Jeb Hero with her children, sho wns Jeb hold her tighter. Also helps prevent red, rouiih hands, proniotlnR a amoolh, velvety Writo plqlnly pattern number, loaves. A radio Is blaring torrlfloally whiteness. tJsotoKelherwithfrnBrnnt.mildlymcdlcatedCtilicurnSont). kids sometimes get funny ideas. Arland somehow or other got it happy. Why did tlmo have to run on? “Was ho here ngnln?" your name and oddreSs. from ono of tho apartments. Colver EachiJSc. V/rlto “ Cuticura'' Uept. 22, M alden, M ps3. fo r K1U2E oainplc. Into his head that ho wanted to bo tho first ono to sleep in the raps upon tho door, which la opened But after dossert, for little boys there “No. It wns over the phone.” by n Bcnntlly clad girl, who draws must be naps. “What wns ho calling you nbout?“ new home. Tho house wasn't flnished yet. The sides л у с г о up Agnes Into tho room. Colver finds hor Selma, their nurse, had talcen them "Ho didn’t call me, Jeb; I called 19S0-B. and the roof was on, but there were no sashes in the windows, husband, Charles Lorrio, fatally shot. away. Side by side, with cars cocking him. And she told him about Myr EUTICURAOINTMENT and none of the floors had been laid. But just the same young Ar Ho calls tho police. Myrtlo Lorrio aslts Here is tho frocit for juniors to Don’t Sleep at tho slightest alarm, the Black tle’s Jotter. “So I called Mr. O'Marn land began pestering his folks to let him go out there and spend Agnoa to phono Cathal O'Mara, n law make for school days. A com yer, to come nt oiioo., Agnos floos. Tho Watch slept In the sun; and tho great to find out If I should go to the Jail the night. on Left Side, bination of rhythm in its homline, pollee talio charge. O'Mara arrives. The. hound lay asleep, head on his fore- to sfiB ,her." His ma didn’t like tho idea. She .said an cight-yoar-old boy had no offleors are antagonlstlo to him. Agnos rhyme in its color scheme and pwvs. Tho luncheon table had been "W hat Mild ho tell Jrout" business sleeping in an unfinished house half a mile away from the Affects Heart ■Idea- w i t h O 'M a r a . A g n e s Is to b e a racy in its style. For late sum cleared away. "That I'shouldn't." nearest neighbor. But his dad said it wouldn’t hurt him to spend a night Gas Pressure May Causa Discomfort witness at tho coming trial. Cathal'a mer wear, try tub silk, linen, cot Rrandfather and father had lost thoir "Sometimes," said Bee from ber "Thnt’s right, but why didn’t yoo nlone, and finally his mother gavo hor consent, too. Arland took a Rieht Side Best " l i ton or shantung with long or short U y o u toss In boa nnU can’t Bleep bn ‘ lives in tho line of duty as city Uro- wicker chaise-longue, “sometimes call me? I ’d liAve told you. blnnlcet, his .22 rifio and his dog, and olí lie went, headed for tho house ' mon, nnd his grandmother, W lnnlo, has 1 sleeves. For autumn and winter rJ/Tht side, try AtUorilca. Just O N ^ doso think I—we—Dave and I—havo done What elso did thnt shyster вау' to on llio outskirts of tho town. rcltcvcs stomnch GAS pressing on hoart built her all around Cathal, who, being —“ tweedy" silk crepe or broad s o you slcop soundJy nil nialit. ^ . * : ambitious, had worked his way through you?" Strange Animal Terrifies Lonesome Boy. something." And sho passed her hands cloth. Adlorlko nets o n BOTH upper t^nd lower. law school. Thoughts of Agnos disturb boweiR nnd briMETi) out ioul m atter you down over her slim llguro ns though "He mentioned Mr. Collltt. nnd asked The waist, gathered slightly to Darkness hod fallen before he çiot ,there. It was a warm, tropical Cathal. Mr, Lorrio had cast off the how well Dnvlo had known him." would never bellovo wns In your system. wife who had borne him his daughter tho shoulder yoke front and back. nij'ht. and the late moon had not yot risen. Arland crept into the build- This old matter mny hr.vo poisoned you to marry Myrtlo, and after two yoara “Tell that Irishman to mind hl’s own for months nnd cnused GAS. sour atom* ini!, walking cnrofully on the uncovered beams of the ground fioor. Ля nqh, hoftdacho or Jiorvousness. of weclded life she had killed him. Tho business. I ’ll watch Davis’ partners Dr. H» L» Shoub, Now York, (Joronor'a Jury holds M yrtle'to tho grand for you. They've backing now; they'll ntldition to intantinat dòahainà, AàlotìJiS ~ Jury. Agnoa prnnilHcs O 'M ari to rsvlev.' bo ! right. . . , Qleu. why do you ^roatiy toduGOH baotoriaand colon baoUIl,'* •■-.'îsarivtm'i’.rïrt'n! the case with him. When Cathal calls 111 Mrs. Jfls. Filler; *'Gna on m y «iomneh ; Mrs. Qlonolth aska auoatlons regarding let O'Mara play you?" avfux—s£s_hiid_JL ■ ■ - - --- ______maiJinLPMhlflina..Jn-tliiiulmnn-Umi_iiiiii, ______L Even my hcnr Adlerlkn broiin might got a solution to hor own prob "li’or a mnrk. Do you menu to bo ns I wisli, b I lem. Cathal ivlna thom over to Myrtle's X M 7 / / 0 J if b e tte r.” cause.. Job tblls Agnes that O'Mara Is her-:-and his-^ witness nt the trlalT Givo your stomach nnd bowels a HKAIi elennslnf; with Adlerlkn nnd soo how seeking. to profit on tho Insurance You’ve got to realizo whnt you're do A damp cloth dipped in baking m bniy Myrtlo w ill colltict If acitultted, ('¡00(1 you /cQj. «"iust 0N3I! doso relieves ng. Her trial Isn’t golng to turn on soda will remove tea and coiloo GAS nnd chronic constipation. Sold by Mrs,i. aiopplth flnds cancolod ., chocks her; It’s going to turn on you. Ua nil dnii;^;Js(!)' trnd' druk dopnrtmcnU. mado oiit to "Cash" by Bob, and realizes stains from china cups. "Caah'Ms hor rival In.New York. Bob knows It. You're. Just God's gift to ’ admits "Cash" oxlsta, Thoy decide to tho defense attorney. If you let him Seeking Criticism ¡ m v i thinss aa tlioy aro. mnko a mnrk of you. They’re play To clean glass in uven doors rub over with vinegar then wash with Did you ever live in surround ing you for quito a 4tnke. between Ings where you wanted criticisi'« soap and water. i CHAPTER VI—Contitiued them. They’re not only after you td and couldn't got It'/ Such a situa* — 12 —• got her ofT, hut also tHoy're after á tion is possible. hundred and fifty thousand dollar* in Never' p'riuiQ climbing roses In ...... ______"I hnd a letter this morning from the fall. Cut out all dead canes Mrs. Lorrio.'' llfe-lnsurnnce alone which the eoroJ imnles will hnve to pay hor. It *he but wait until next spring before iit! ICe.’tlized That So.-nc Sort of Animal Was Standing Over Him. “Oh I" Rn It wn«i (ho TOS?, oi eoHrss; ’9 acquitted. Half of thnt goce to hliü¿ cutting out dsfxd shoots. no more than thnt. "Wlmt did Mrs. • « * gathered together some loose boards and lay them across tho beams Miss you mny bo sure. Bemember thatj Lorrio sny to you?" under a low window. Thon lie spread his blanket and lay down with his when he tnlks to you. For God’s aakaj In pressing never put an Iron R E E I i E E F •'She naked It I would como visit on the right side of any goods ж Glen, come to I" riilu beside him. her." except cotton. Always lay a cloth Tho bare boards were hard. Arland’s makeshift bed was un s a y s : “In tho Jail, alio monnt." Agnes lay awake long that night, between tho iron and the goods. comfortable. It was a long time before ho managed to get to “Yes. Should I, Mr. O'Mnrn?" with ono wonder, ono bother, one * « * sleep, and whon ho did ho slept fitfully. lie awoke again, )iour.i Ho wns slow to reply. Sny yes, nnil doubt and perplexity following anoth If the soil in which bulbs aro later, with the strange feeling that something was wrong. CAPUDINE lio* would SCO her. Slio would como er through her theughtg and feoiInBe. to bo planted is acid, work hy Tho moon had rise« but it was behind a cloud bank. But what was i i to town by appointment with him, and She had never felt so confused. drated lime into the top soil two that queer, crunching noise that sounded so close to his ear'/ As he came relieves ho escort her to tho Jnll; and then, AVhnt did lovo—or desire, If you call weeks before planting. 'vlder awake' he realized with a sickening feeling in the pit of his stom Brnddon not Interfering, he’d see her It that?—do to you In these days? • • * ach that some sort of an animal was standing over him. HEADACHE to lior train ngnln. Fool—oh, fooll Always addlnji oil? Tiicn make For a while, It might mnko yoq Pull out old stalks in your vege Dog Whines W ith Terror Over Strange Visitation. quiclker because How Ills pulses wero pressing hlml happy, as it had mnde Mother and the “First Quart" test. It's easy. Sho Thanked Him and Hung Up. table garden as soon as the crop Arland lay still. He didn't dare move—couldn't if he'd wanted to. “Yon Bhould not," ho said, control Father happy together for many year*, i t ’s liquid... has boon picked. This will mako Just drain and refill witli Quaker for his whole body had gone stiff with fear. Over in a corner he could ling hlinsolf. “Mrs. Lorrio had neither and as it hud made Bee happy foy n sho could not always believe, herself, the cleaning up of the garden later hear his dog growling and whimpering. The dog had . crawled away as aùtcaSf dUioùrùL right nor »cod to ask It of you." while, ot least, before she found out State. I^oto the mileage. You’ll that sho hnd borne two sons. much easier. far as he could—was cowering on tho far side of tho room, whining with “You do not ask It, then?" "I think you’ve done ft loti" Agnos that she was—what? Bored? Wo* » * • find you go fartjier before you a terror that was ns great as Arland’s own. “I? Ko." And now, linvlng downed cried. “Ob, Bee, they’re what count I" It more boredom that Bee would o«- It a thick cloth is placed at the ono temptation, another which ho had , “I guess they do—a Httlo," admit cape, for a while longer, by hnvlDir have to add the ftrst quart. The “ I havo no ideu how long I lay there,” Arland says. " It Suspicion Holds bottom of a pan or bowl In which seemed like hours, but it might havo been only a few minutes. Strange how you can stick to a refused hefore, 'got tho better of him. ted Bee, and shook out a cigarette. another baby? Was It that %vhlch delicate china or glass is being "Miss Glenelthr* retail price is 35|! per quart. Tho beast—the thing—whatever it was—seemed to be standing suspicion for 20 years without on» “So I ’m not sure I won’t havo an neither the baby nor n million dollar* washed tho danger of chipping : “Yes." right over me. I could feel Us hot, fetid broath on iny face—hear Instanco of verlflcation. other." could cure? will be lessened. This will also Quaker State O il Refining Ho proceeded, recklessly. "Tlmt Is, “You want a girl?" asked Agnes. After you married, and no matter the regular crunch—crunch—crunch of its moving jaws. prevent s ilv e r from being Co., O il City, Pennsylvania. ot courso, your brotlior-ln-law, Mr. Da “I guoss so," said Bee, after sho had Whom you married, you went on Ur- Every now and then a splotch of slimy froth would fall on me. I had scratched. Poorly Nourished Women— vis Ayreforth, that makes the new (Irm her light. “But I really don’t care. Ing; you and your, husband, both of * « • a wild impulse to get up—to run out o£ that house as fast as I could go. with Collltt ana Itemhle?” Then I remernbered that I couldn't run—that if I moved at all I would T hey J u s t C u n ’t H o ld TJp I’ll lovo the result; and I'm ono of you. You did not cease to bo human Woodwork w hich has to be "Yes,” said Agnes. "Why?" those women, I guess, that get a kick beings; you beenrne more human, hav have to go slowly, picking my way over the bare joists. 1 didn't even Aro you ficttlng proper nourlsU- “Uas he beeu long a Cvluud of UUa painted should bo well smeared inent from yo«r food, and restful, out of tho bearing, too." ing babies. Love, whatever thnt might with lime water, which can be have a fioor under me." Collltt?" “You do It beautifully, certainly." be, could not posslbly.be a panacea llurolo in AU Things Best Guides Intruder Turns Out to Be Broken-Down Nag. sleep? A poorly nourished body obtained at any druggist’s. Let just can't hold up. And as for that “Whut do yon mean by that, Mr. “You don’t get mo, Agnes. It's oc against all Ills and troubles. A hero is—as though one should Our guides, we pretend, must Thought of the uncovered floor gavo Arland another idea. If ha O'Mara ?" dry and then puhit. The paint will nm-down feeling, that nc-vroas fa cupation, and—" Sho stopped. Then: Yet you wanted to believe It to be. dry in half the time. Put the brush say—a man of high exploits—who be'sinlos.s; as if thn.so wore not could roll from tho boards on which he was Ij'lng he could fall through “Has lie? That’s Inst what l mean. “jVnd tha wife’s nneallietlg ngainsc— Jeb did not oven pretend that he does things that are heroical, and often the best teachor.s who only between ihe joists and land safely on tho ground only a couple feet tigue,—don't neglocc it l in water when you have finished. Cnrdul for lact ot appetite, poor | Miss Gieneith." against—" though It was. Jeb was utterly hon in all his actions and demeanor yesterday got corrected for their below. He had just about decidcd on that course of action viihen ho “I don't know." It will be quite soft for next day. digestion and nervous fatigué, hna “Against what, Bee?" est and practical, for all hls'lmpetuoua © Auaoclttlod NewHpapui’H.— WNU Soi-ylco. is a hero indeed.—H. Brooke. mistakes.—George Eliot. remembered something elso. His .22 rifle I He began moving his hand been recommended by mothers to : “Then I’d ask him." “See here," said Boo sternly, and and violent feelings. He offered you cautiously toward it. Inch by inch his hand crept toward that rifle. “I will," said Agnes; and she daughters—women to women-for. sitting up, “don’t jo u ever find ontl" 1« marriage all the e.xcltement and His groping fingers found ft at last. With his thumb he cocked thanked him and hung up. over fifty years. "Bee," said Agnes suddenly, "toll me sensation thnt a man and a girt could the hammer. It gave out a resounding click and that startled Very slowly ho returned his receiv give each other. AVlth him, you’d tip Try 111 Dioujonils ot women teslUy about Mr. Collltt." the beast. In the dim light he could see its huge, blurry head CarUuf hefpod thom. O f courso. If It doc» er to Its hook. Perspiration stood on "What about him?" up the cup ond empty it to thp last raise—stay poised —motionles.s—as If it were liiitening. Arland not boneflt you. consult a physician. him. Now why had ho lot himself do “How much does Davis know con drop. You’d hnve u lot of lovo with moved tho gun arotmd silently. At length he had its inuz'/le tlmt? He knew very well. cerning him?" him. He’d hold you ngnlnst all the pointed at the bca.st's head. His finger tightened on the trigger. 1( Long Enough Agnes arose, a bit breathless, and "Oh," comprehended Bee, relaxing, world, his strong nrms nbout you. You And then, suddenly, the mocn came out from behind tho clouds, Tho solution of tho reckless-driv decided to go at onco to her sister'.^. "probably nothing at all. He’s gone liked his strength; you liked more. Bright yellow light streamed into tho house, nnd in its glow Arland saw, ing problem m ay be given in « She got out her roadster, and as she Into partnership with him; but ns you . . . But It would not endure. Ho did thrust through the window above liim the pointed ears and the long sentence. backed from the gnrage, Baskervlllu know, Davis Is a trusting soul ns to not even try to tell you It surely halt, blocked the driveway ns ho of narrow head of—nn old horse I people. I believe ho t/'usts practical would endure. For ho didn’t believe ■Ml' The rifle was never fired. Tfie moon had^ come out just in fered himself for company. To the ly everybody—but God." In lovo everln,sting—"tepid, tnsteloes time to save that poor old nag’s life. "And just in time, too,” says FINE FOR DRESSING CUTS great hound’s lumbering,, delight, sho stuff you can bear to sip and never Agnes hnd to laugh. “How do you PR. PAUL G. PICK Arland, "to save me from heart faihiro. I spent the rest ot the Soothe and protcct cut. by dressing them : leaped down, opened tho ruinble, and mean?" need to gulp.” night in tfie middle of the floor far from any window, and it was with eauje and a little Moroiine. Its pui^ Baskervllle clambered In, seating hlni- “I mean It," assured Boo. “Regard Agnes began to ho sleepy. . . OF CHICAGO f£I> A Variety of meals a very sleepy and very chastened little boy who trailed along snow-white. The 1ÜC cte contains self sedately upright. He was absurd the rccord. ITo’s Insured everybody to Human Subjects-W^/V X-'Rayid tViem as m Ui:h as the 5c size. D e m an d M o r o l ^ "Turn, thou, and look tOj,'j,¿ " home tho next morning as soon as it was light.” ly solemn and supercilious - looking aud everything, overywhero, against 4>—WNU Saivlcc. Seven long years I ’vojr TO SEE 'WWch 'Foods Pigcst Most ISeaciily. when Uo wus riding, holding Uls huge lire, flood, storm, pestilence and dis .7 Over tho llery m oun^ ‘‘ iPHIS OUAKBRPUFFEP RICE BREAKFAST N o .I muzzle high In the air, und snlirmg tho aster—all acts ot God, but he’ll take Cruelty to Animals Schubert’s Seren'ido rushing wind. ' any mere mortal on faith. After ho Was Pi^ested In The Stomach 4 5 Minuties Lawmakers all go to bat to sup. WI10 followed 'vbi'a Silver WTiatover his inspiration, Schu It was lunch-tlmo for the children embraced tho burning Idea of giving Faster Than FreaKfasi- No. 2 . press cruelty in any form to man Whnt Wns thnt? C arolin a bert wrote the "Serenade” to suit at IJee’s, and Agnes knew thnt on HP a salaried position lo go In with who followed ove or beast. All the states seem to hope tliat 'tlie words of a poem by Ludwig »uch a line, sunny day; Bee would havo Collltt and Romble, ho couldn’t wait and for love of В К Е А Ш Г Г 1 B r e a k f a s t 2 retain the criminal offense of dock HAIR COMItIG OUT? Quaker -, Rollstab. A number of Rellstab’s ing a horse’s tail, although evil con Regular use of had a table set In the orangerlo which for Father to return from Now York though ho had lamong the Bacofv ant) Egg, Glover's Mange b i I edged the clrclo ot tho driveway bo Puffed Rice, iS?«?: poems were originally ™nt by their sequences may be avoided Ln Mich before ho signed the preliminary agree nover onco lookei onclusively , Coffee author to Beethoven, who iîiîclincd Mediclnc and ttTf» foro tho house. From fur oft Agnes 1 Coffee igan by obtaining from a veteri ment with them. They're going to Agne.s djdn't üicher, was ú,r» to do anything wilh them because Glovei’9 Medicated Bplcd tho tiiblo nnd the little heads In nary surgeon a certificate stating make Davis several millions— which Is was playlng her Ì£" ta INNER ¡Soap for the sham , ' i tho sun, and Hohiebody serving; ao :ie. of the stale of his health, but who that it was necePáary for tha certainly very nlco of them, alnco up muke for.hlmself ì lid not recommended that they be turned poo helps check she sounded her horn, and sped dash m ;.. WAX BAG THIS FAMED RICE FOOD "health and safety of such horse." excesslvc Falling to now they've retrained from show want to hellevo It, over to Schubert. This was done ingly thrice about the loop of the drive Many of these statutes are longer Hair and wards off ering themselves with money. Of ( T O B E C O , IS SHOT FROM GUNS. after Beethoven's death. In 18 2 0 t to display Baskervlllo to tho children and more detailed than the mur- iDandtuff. An .id lo :ii í ;, í : course, they’ve got Davis' capital Schubert wrote a number of fine betöre ehe haUed, nnd tho big hound, ONLY QUAKER MAKES IT | der statutes in the same books, Ll. Wllfll»« ini V hull E'O'**“ now." Burned Tempie t^Viain Fame s e a l $ d songs, which were brought out after .nascln heJdi. AskyoucHaltdrcsKr. > ik' with tho economy ot motion by which SO CRUNCHY, CRISP AND Often, of coursc, a companion law “Then you doubt them, Bee?" Erostratus was the Kpheslan whi C A RT O iy his death under the title of "Swan is found making it a similar of ^ 'i i „nicrsaai I i ho accomplished all things, slid to "Not In tbe slightest. They'll take aet lire to the templo of Diana on th« FLAVORY. EVEN THE Songs,” "Serenade” is No^ 4 ot ------tho gravel. fense to crop a dog’s ears "ex- Dm V 1!)1Л Davis for what he's put up; but wo day that Alexnnder the Greá> wns bora —the_Swan-th&-Swan -.Sonp.s,-.Song.q, which wnicn Include...... - ■six cept where performed by >V regis Tho Black \Vatch, meanwhile, hiuI PACKAGE IS TRIPLE SFALEP ] Oniictnh’.? words. h:.U...... piin stnml I t T mean tho fninlly pfln. (B 0 .35»>. Thia to did to make his п«да others written to Rellstab’s words. lerod veterinary surgeon while tht IWi’ !'- »I heen doing itis deu^ulng bust to tear Father's rolling It up—Isn't he? He’ll Immortal, In order to defeat bla oi> TO GUARD FRESHNESS. f : : ■ Schubert was born January 31, 1797, dog is under un anesthetic." ‘ ■'M'^tho house down. The Black Watch give It to me. If I need It—as he Ject, tbs ICpliealans forbade Ш* nam r.'( ,• und died November 19, 1828. Vi i the closest and wost «omiiluti'.y would to yoU| Agnos, So whut'a the ever to be mention«^ \ Fir-TTT *esffs judgment made and entered in the above-entitled cause in the' Superior Court of Davie County; dated September 7th, 193G, W HO'S W H O satisfy said pudgment, the under signed Commissioner will, IN CHILDREN'S CLASSICS the 10th day of October, 1936, at the door of the Davie County Court House, in Mocksville, North North Carolina | In the Superior Carolina, sell at public auction to Davie County j Court the highest bidder for cash, sub 'fown of Mocksville ject to the confirmation of the Va Court, the property hereinafter Floyd Carter, Admr. of J. L. Car described, located in Town ter, dec’d, Mrs. Annie Carter, Mr. Cotton Farmer Mocksville, Mocksville Township, widow, Floyd Carter, Travis Car Davie County, and more paiticul ter, Markland Carter and Hauser Wc Are Now Prepared To Buy arly described as follows: Carter, heiis at law of J. L. Car Adjoining lands of Harry Ly ter, dec’d., L. E. Burton and U. ons and others. Beginning at S. Jordaji, Adm ’rs. of J. G. Or Gin Your stone and runs East 2 deg. Peebles,, dec’d., mortgagee, Davie Var 2.78 chains to a stake; thence County, A. A. Holleman, Trustee. S, 20 deg. West 92 links to William Pfohl Heads More Gifts For Davie stake; thence W. 2. deg. Vai\ 92 NOTICE OF COMMISSIONEK’S Morrison And Patton links thence N. 88 deg. West 2.60 SALE Jaycee Tobacco Tour T. B. Cottage Centennial Celebration chains to a stake; thence N. Under and by virtue of a judg aeg. Var. 90 links to the begin Winston-Salem,—Junior Cham We are glad to hear from Dr. ment made and entered in the To Be Here Next Week iiing. Containing Vi acre more We Will Pay Highest Market Price. ber of Commerce officials here above-entitled cause in the Su- Lester Martin that more gifts or less. Said lands conveyed by Held At Advance Church perior Court of Davie County, ! lion. Cameron Morrison who •said last night William Pfohl ’8'ven to th(j County T. deed to M. S. Furchea from 2nd Come to see US before YOU SELL B. Cpttage, among these being a dated September 7th. 193G, to | fince his retirement from the' would he chairman of the Jaycee W ho talked to a uiolt Colored Presbyterian Church, re clock from Mr. C. J. Angell; two satisfy said judgment, "the The Corner sponsored, first annual tobacco iAn event of statewide interest corded in Book 17, page 498, Of- [lolitical field owns what is call Union Service To Be undersigned Commissioner will, We Appreciate Your Business dollars from Mr. and Mrs. H. N. wns celelbrated at Advance Meth- ^ tice of Register of Deeds of ed a model larm in Mecklenburg Cupboard Column caravan to f«ivertlse Winston- Foater, of Statesville, formerly of On her ш а/ throagh the ш.0 0 4 , on the 10th day of Octo Held Sunday Night odist Church on Sunday, Sept. 20, Davie County, N. C. Edited by M. J. H. Salem as a tobacco market. Advance, and $25 from the Mock ber, 1936, at 12:00 o’clock County will favor visitors to the The announcement accompani w.ien the congregation of this his Dated this 8th day of Septem noon, at the door of the Davie fail' with a non-political address sville Methodist Church. All of There w ill be a union service To her grandm am m a's hous^v.t, thirs— are ■fvt 0“ . ^>1., umi iuaving at iU. Fulghum, and they will return I interesting history of Shady UNUSUAL SALE beginning, being lot No. 5 in Mrs. will travel in’ a number of other ton-Salem. tne Republican speaker will be Autumn flowers that deserve spe September 19— From Winston- counties in the, district. home on Saturday. Grove, Church, new Advance, ' !' 1 ' »¡Afc J. vviison'piat. Said lancls irie/ias iiere oi. Mr.’ uiiuci aiiu by vrrTulR of a judg Hon. Frank Patton. cial mention, too. A rather un Salem to East Bend (arrive . The N. ,y. A. is an organization with a list of its pastors since < \ ( ’ .i ctihveyed to J. L. Carter by deed Coal W ill Be Much Higher Wiley Creaoon sympathize with ment made and entered in the usual fall bulb ia the red “spider 12:45), to Boonville (arrive 1:30) that provides and promotes voca- 1830. A delicious and bo untiful from A. V. Smith and wife. May him in the loss of his property above-entitled cause in th^ Su lily,” whose botanical name la to Crutchfield (2:16), to Fair- tional training and scholarships Mrs. Elizabeth Jones picnic dinner was served on long 1923, recorded in Book 27, page which was destroyed by fire on perior Court of Davie Colinty, Nerine lily, another title ibeing view (3 p. m.), Dobson (3:4p), fdr young peopl,. thrxjugh .the co- Dead tables in the oak grove, whose 68, office of Register of Deeds | Next Week Our fair Friday night, September 4th. His dated September 7th, 1936, to (3\iernsey lily. This striking flow ■ Pilot Mountain (4:15), Pinnacle operation of the schools, colleges trees have seen nmny geiraerationa of Davie County, N. C, iAÌ t ШЕ barn, two mules, a horse, some satisfy said judgment, the er comes shooting out of the I (4:45) and King and Rural Hall and public organizations in the Mrs. Elizabeth Foater Jones, pass. At the afternoon session Next week the seventh annual undersigned Commissioner will, ■ Dated this 8th day of Septem- ground about the middle o£ Sep before 6 p. m. Rev. C. M. Pickens, presiding cows and all his grain nnd feed Davie County Fair will open, ' state. widow of John D. Jones, (Confed on the 10th day of Octo ber, 1936. I E ICE EUEl CO, i September 26— From Winston- older of the Winston-Salem'Dis- i tember, with its slender »ialk were completely burned. It is Sept. 30-0ct. 1-2, HO let’s every Mr. Cook is a very prominent erate veteran, who died a month ber, 1936, at 12:00 o’clock JAlOOB SmWART MOCKSVILLE, N. C. .bearing from .three .tp, six flow- Salem to, Mocksville (arrive j trict, dedicated the new church OF MEN’S not known how it caught. body get ready for-this dmportant progressive young man with a ago, passed away at her home at noon, at the door of the Davie 10 4t. Commissioner ■erets,"each'having seven stamens. 10:45), Harmony (11:45), Hamp- hymnals, and preached a fine Tlie Woman's Missionary So occasion. This promises to be a large number of friends who will Cornatzer on September 16, aged County Court House, in Mocks The airy blossoms give it the tonville (12:15), Brooks Crosa sermon on thfa importancd of the ciety met at the church on last ;;ro!it success, und we hope to see be gtad to learn of his appoint 'ini. She waa the dnughter nf ville, North Carolina, sell at pub incdl name of spider lily. No Roads (i‘:15), Jone.sville (2 p. Church. Special musi'c at the Thursday afternoon, Sept. 10th, L':;vic County well represented, ment to this, responsible position. Henry Foster and Camilla Cor lic auction to the highest bidder leaves appear until after the m.), Elkin (2:45), Yadkinville natzer Foste|, and was well- morning and afternoon services HEAVY » S at 3:00 o’cjock and held tFeif both in exhllbita and in attend- E i l for cash, subjcct to the confirm blooming season is over, and then (3:30). known in her comiaunity. The ■were vocal solos by Mrs. V irginia monthly meeting. About 17, werw snce. It doesn’t seem like a year This lot of men’s winter- ation of the Court, the'prpperty the ribbon-like, spotted ' foliage Formation of the caravan is Davie Grays Chapter surviving family consists of , Shutt , , and ,, John Aivery Parker, present. Mrs. G. W. Everhardt since the last Fair, but that is hereinafter described, located In marks the spot until Spring. part of a jjrogram here to per- three sons, George Jones of Win- |*5'>d violin solos by Joseph Tal- weight suits must go regard led the Spiritual Life meeting just what it is. This is a great Has Meeting Town of iVIocksville, Mockaville This lily belongs to the Amaryl oonnally contact tobacco grower^, stou-Salem, Spencer and Bill bert, w ith Mrs. C. D. Peebles aa ‘il less of prices. with a number of .sentence pray adventure in cb-operation and ers from the members, after Township, Davie County, and lis family, and is said to bloom interest them in the Winston- Jones, at home, two daut^iters; organist. Rev, J. A. J. Farring- coiintywide goodwill, and we hop's The Davie Grays Chapter, Uh- iv a These are taken from our re which they entered into the ibu- more particularly described as best when its roots are crowded. Salem market— once the leading Miases Ella and Anna Jones, at ton, ot Thomasville, waa the only Diat the seventh Fair will prove Ited Daughters of the Confeder- gular stock of fine suits. siness session with the presid follows: Seventh Annual I For years we had heard this love bright leaf market, , „ in the , world. . «cy, resumed its program aftir home, one brother, H. N. Foater, former miniater of Advance Cir- to be the best in the history of i l ent, Mrs. J. G. McCulioh in 1 'ot N. Main St. Lying West ly bulib called spider lily, and Programs and talks w ill be giv- the summer, at Uie home of the of the aame community, two aia-1 waa preaent. A largB“ Sizes and patterns are bro ilie Fair Association. 'charge. A number of business of N. Main St., bounded by lands then in a New Orleans catalog en by members of the caravan in oresldent;, Mrs. E . W. Crow, on lera, Mrs. Frances Drake, of crowd attended this interesting of J. F. Hanes, Dr. R. P. Ander Route 3, and Mias M artha Foater, occasion, which w ill lon'g be re- ken, but Avorkmanship and matters were discussed. The pro found it listed as the Nerine, or each of thé towns on the Satur Thuradaj' afternoon, Sept. 17. quality are the same. gram consisted of a song,. “What son and Ml's. Ida G. Nail, Jacob lUNESCHillRFnV CLOSES Guernsey lily. The Guernsey lilyl day routes. Mrs. Crow in the c'hiir. and of Winston-Salem, six grand- «’en'bered in tho Advance com- A Friend We Ha;ye. In Hesus," Stewart and Dr. E. P. Crawford, m ultiplies rapidly, but does not the devotionals were led by Mra. children nnd one great-grand-1 closing this account Get yours early while we Prayer by Mrs. J, G. McCulloh containing about 4 acres more or bloom much for a year or two J. D, Hodges, the chaplain. ,MTS. The last rites were held at of tho centennial it will be of - i. The Hanes Chair and Table Mrs. R. D. Poole intere.'it to quote from Rev. VI. have your size. and Mrs. M. G. Ervin read the less. Said lanas conveyed" by D A W C O D N T r after being moved, so take heart C. N. Chiristian, recording secre- on Friday afternoon at Company, which haa been a lead- deed to Mary V. Lash from Ti., A. if yours shows more leaves than Passed Away Mon. tary, read the minutea, and Mrs. ^ o’clock, wilh Rev. W. Q. Dar- L'. Sherrill’s sketch, “Methodism Sports and plain models. ■scripture lesson and made a very inj! manufacturing plant here for Neely and wife Flora Neely, on Mrs. Edna Davis Poole, well- J. D. Hodges was elected dele- charge, assisted by Rev. in Davie County,’’ under the interesting talk. At the close of the past 18 years, has closed flowers at first. July 24, 1925, recorded in Book known Mocksville woman and gate to the Stats Convention in Howard, and interment was heading, “SCHOOLS,” 1n which This sale is put on to make the meeting they surprised Mrs. operation. This business firm 30, page 460-461, OiBce of Regis Among the few European ro wife of R. D. Poole, passed away Durham, Oct. 14-15, with Mrs. j". t^he nearby Foater graveyard, ne says; “In 1793 Jamea Parlia room for our new fall suits. Ervin with a pounding. She re '■vas an outgrowth of the Mocks il'' ter of Deeds of Davie County, yalty who have held to their at the Baptist Hospital, Winston-; B. Johnstone, alternate. Mrs. acting as pallbearers were was the presiding elder nnd also 3t|‘ l ceived many useful gifts. The ville Furniture Factory, which , L-al.'Awi:Í¿ií’í North Carolina. thrones and the affect.ons of Salem, on Monday morning, Sept. | j. h . Thompson was welcomed as llenry Foster, George Jones, Clar- the princiipal of Cokesbury ’•Tí'/ ЖГ,1 i next meeting^will be held Oct. oi'Kanized about 35 years ago. Dated thia 8th day of Septem thoir subjects is Queen Wilhel- 21, after being a patient there a new member, and Mrs. W. H. Foster, Joe Allen, Jack Ho- School, located a mile from the' Och. Remember the time and The reason for the closing of the ber, 1936. for several weeks. Although she Dodd as a piospective member. ' Floyd Frp, and the present town of Advance on the Group No. 1— Sale price como. ~ - IlancH Chair Company is that the mina, of Holland, or the Nethei’- JA,GOB STEWART had been sick for sometime, her Mrs. Crow .gave the chapter’s're- ^'ov.'ers wero carried carrie ’ by Misses Sheriff Bailey farm. There is no Mr. and Mrs. L. D. liimmer and FAIR ownnra havd decided to rntirc Innds. This level-headed royal ' í 'I 9 10 4t. Commissioner iady 'is the daughter of old King cliuith camo as a great shock to j port for lOHfi, which , waa Sue Ellis,' stone,' remaining, to__ mark— the-- :ь;.' daughter, Rachel, Mrs. Abe Ratts fi'um business. Annie McCarter; I foundation. Bishop Asbury . in uiid daughter, Dottie, and Mrs. William III and hi.'i wife, (iueeu her fam ily and friends. She was | good, and show'ed the JefforsoiT ^^arr, Anni $9.66 North Carolina | In the Superior Emma, who was a German pi'tll- the daughter of Houston S. Davis | Davis Highway map. several nf Eva Potts and Blanche Foster. his journal says: “I came to ' ^ 4 ' 1 Carl Jarvis and little sun, Billie i Cokesbury School, at Hardy Gray, all of Mocksville, visited Davie County | Court ” Notice To Farmers t;eas.- QUeeir W ilhehnina is noW and'Elizabeth Hege Davis, of , which have ¿eon given to schools. Mocksville, N. C. CHICKEN STEW AT OAK ^ I Jones; it ia twenty feet square, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. L. Kimmer on 'i'own of Mockf.villc 56 years of age, and has been .Fork Church. She was first mar-. Miss Sarah Gaither and Mrs. GROVE SATURDAY NIGHT two stories high, well set out Group No. 2— Sale price Fi'iday afternoon. Vs Tlu! vcgular''monthly meetiuK reigning sintio 1398, her mothei< nt'cl to D. T\ Ratledge, of Mock Crow spoke of Admiral Raphael with doors and windows.” The- Mr, and Mrs. Lawrence Miller, Freelove (Truelove) Furches and "f the Davio oCunty Farm Bureau being Queen* Regent after the sville, and four children were Semmes, of the Confederate Navy. The Ladies Aid Society will school wns not operated very ui' Cuuieemoe. spent thu past uusbaiul, Uiii’us Furches, iJavie Fi'diMvitioii is scheduled tri meet (ieath of King William in 1890. born to this union, two dying in ; Miss Mary Heitman told of Fa- givo a chicken stew at Oak Grove long, for Bishop Asbury in 1799, wtek w;tli tlio former’s parents, County, "t thi; Court House in Mockavill.2 Queen Wi'belmina was married to i.-ifancy, Mr. Ratledge passed a-| ther Ryan, poet of the Confeder- $11.44 w* S.'iturday. Septcmlber 26, at 2 Duke -Henry of Mccklenburg- v/ay on May 1, 1927. Several lacy, and Miss Janie M artin read Church next aSturday night, sjix years later, says it was thon Llr. and Mr,s. R. S. Miller, NOTICE OF COMIVi!SS1UM!;U!3 Sept. 30, Oct. 1-2 P' m. All regular members are Sept. 20th. Everyone come out used for a church. 'I'his churci) Prayer meetinji at Liberty M. Schwerin in 1901, and their only years ago slie was married to K. ^ of the Lee Sword presented at and have a big time. Proceeds was called Shady Grove. Later I'J. Church, South, every Sunday SALE t.''Pot'tcd to be present and any child is Princess Juliana, heiress D. Poole, and one son was born West Point Military Academy, will go for- the benefit of the the congregation censed to wor- Groftp i\o. 3— Sale price iiiKhI,. Come and bring a frie:»! Under and by virtue of a juefe- iiifovnsted persons are invited. to the throne of the Netherlands, to this union. The surviving i The hostess served tempting po- church. ,'ship there, having built at Ad- with you. inent made and entered in the A recent AP news item stated family consists of her parents, tato salad, crackers, iced tea and '■ vance a church to take its place Mr.s. G. W. Everhardt spent above-entitled cause in the Su that Princess Juliana’s engage Mr. iind Mrs. II. S. Davis, her cup cakes. Those present were i LIBERTY LADIES TO and the Advance church is still ment has been announced, her husband, R. D Poole, and three Me.sdames E. W. Crow, F. M. the ijast Sunday wi:,!i iiur daugh perior Court of Davio County, HAVE LAWN PARTY $13.33 children, Frank Ratledge, Eliza-' Johnson, J. D. Hodges, C. N. known as Shady Grove. James, ter, Mr, and Mr«. L. h. Dwiggins dated September 7th, 1936, to 3 Big Days - 3 Big Nights consort-to-be Ibearing the title of Parks married a daughter of Prince Bernhard Zu-Lippe-Bries- both Ratledge and Davis Poole, 1 Christian, J. H. Thompson, W. H. uf Winston-Salem. .«rUisfy .said judgment, the Don’t forget the lawn party at Hardy Jones and later establish-- Mr, G. W. AV’afford is very sick undei'si’gned Commis.sioner will, WONDER terfeld, of Germany. Princesf}., sister. Miss Biddie, Davis and a j^Q^d, Misses Mary Heitman, WHY ÏAiEVfR Liberty Church next Saturday led a school further up the Yad-- G'l'ouj) No. <]—Sale price at the homo of his daughter, Mr, on the 10th day of, Octb- •Juliana is described as funloving brother. Bud Davis, both of Fork, sarah Gaither, Janie Martin, and 6ET 4uONGf ni'ght, Sept. ?6th at 4 o’clock p. kin at a place which was called. and Mrs. C. C. McCulioh, soi’ry ber, 1936, at 12:00 o’clock and athletic, but her life is The funeral was held at the homo visitor, Mrs. Dallas Kirby. Large Premium List on Wed. morning at 10 o’clock, ------« ------L m., sponsored by the Woman's Jonosvillo, no doulbt in honor of lo state. noon, at tho door of the DavTu New Exhibits all play, for she has had care,..i Missionary Society. Cakes, sand .uui was conducted by Rev. J. H. MISSIONARY TO SPEAK AT Mrs. Parks’ father. James Parks All who are interested will County Court House, in Mocks training for her duties as the fu wiches, hot dogs, chicken stew, $16.88 H(.' tliiii looh too Uuic (II , Fulghum, pastor of the BaptiS? COOLEEMEE PRESBYTERIAN had four sons who became prea please meet at Liberty M. E. ville, North Carolina, sell at iV'i.ealr ture Queen of Holland. Queen ice cream nnd other good, eats it't) Iitilij to lumsclf" Church, of which the deceased CHURCH FRIDAY', SEPT 2.5TH chers.” Church, South, on p'riday morn lie auction to the highest by'^gj[yj,Y W ilhelm ina beloivgs to the anci w ill be for sale. Proceeds go to Entertaining Instructive SEPTEMBER was a memiber, assisted by Rev. ing, Sept, the 2Dth to clean off for cash, subject to the 24— Wall Street's Black FrI. ent House of Orange, a royal Rev. Willis R. Hotchkiss, mis the church. Everybody come and 'I’wo community buildings and ation of the Court, the dny Rt.irts the Gould panic. family that has reigned in Hol June Carter, of Winston-Salem, sionary to East Africa, will speak Don’t jo t thi.4 ()j)portunil;y pass bhe cemetery. I860. bring your friends along. En an agricultural building are be hereinafter deHorH)e(i, loc/L ^ interment was in the family plot at the Presbyterian church at land for centuries. The history joy a good time and help a worthy ing constructed in Hertford Coiin 25— First lar^« U . S. bank rob- at Rose Cemetery. Those acting without seeinK our stock. LET US DO YOUR JUH WORK Town of Mocksvillo, MoLiusiveiy ake Your Plans To Attend This Year of the Netherlands (Hollancl) is Cooltemee on Friday, Sept. 25th cause. i Ijcry. S310.000. at Concoid, aa pallbearers yere James Poole, ty by the Works Progress -Ad -WE WILL DO IT RIGHT. Township, Davie Count?, 1865. a most interesting and inspiring at 7:30 p. m. Mr. Hotchkiss is 1 ; P i f ' R. H. Poole, H. R. Poole, L. G. ministration. moro particularly descu“^ ' ' , ono, nnd part of it is connected one of the pioneer missionaries, JAMES REUNION TO BE HELD 26—Colonies' first newspaper 1 ' Sloop, W. A. Kerr and James A ! '■! North Carolina | In thn Superior follows: — s u p p r e s s e d by Rovern- ilvlth the early settlement of New having gone to Africa 41 years SUNDAY, 3 E I‘T. 27TH « # » Bowles, and the flowers were itf t l ' Davie County | Court A djoining ^--- m cnt. 1690. ago and has spent most of his Щ я ь ' 1 York, first called New Amster IN T HIS ISSUE * Town of Mocksville ch.nrge of the Baptist W oman’s life since' then working to tho The third annual James Re [ i ju S i . o';,: IKIER BROS. Furches and Joe Woodruff 27—Thomas Nast, great pollt- dam. The “Dutch,” or natives of * Missionary Union. We extend our hitheito unreached and unciviliz ll ; ' Va ginning at a stake and rui Davie County Fair icaj cartoonist, born, 1840. Holland, also settled in Now Jer union will be held at the home ol i l ’ News, pag^ ...... 1 * Rufus Furches and wife, Free S. 88 dog. East 2.50 chains deep sympathy to the bereaved ed natives of Kenya Colony. His Mr', and MiS. Jroe Howard, on the '• »-/■: ^ sey, and the city of Orange, New * Editorials,/page I'amily, message will include interest- 8 * love Furches, heirs at law of stake; thence S. 2 deg. West С 28—Three army planes end Jersey, takes its name from this SueîëïÿV ■page' 5 * Н У г л » W ' - ï ô i f ; '-■Лу W n d world nií^ht,^ bYahcii...of'"'E'UrBpcan'.....ro.vivlty.- ing'stories about the natives, the nia. Jloravian Church. Friends Mollie Furches, dec’d. Bank of chain to a stake; thence North ¡Dragons I^n\o You, page 2 * lillJilu n s i For the first time in the his animals and how he risked his Davie, Mortgagee, Davie Countv, 88 deji. Wost 2.20 chains to a Association Queen Mary II of England mar and relatives are cordially invit- I ■■ Floyd Gibbous, page ...... 8 * г /Л • ■ • '‘liiEAvy SUIT S a l e 29—Balboa claims llie Pnci'ic ried Prince William of Orange; tory of club work in M artin Coun- life to spread Christianity in thaf ed to attend and bring well filled stake; thence Noi'th 2 deg. varia Ocean for Spain, I4IJ. I* Comic Section, page 3 * NOTICE OF COMMISSIONEK’S tion, 1 chain to beginning. Said and their names are honored now weok’s emcampment at White field. All who are interested are lunch baskets. • íelií4)ury. N. С. 6 * ty, 38 4-H club boys enjoyed a .cordially invited and urged to at-' Music and otherc entertainment * News iie t'u i^ < i ...... SALE lands conveyed, by deed to Free- 30— Firit airplane battle, Brit* by W illiam and Mnry College, 6 * I ish vn. Germana, 1914-' Lake recently. Under and by virtue of a love (Truelove) Furches, March VV'illiamsbtirg, V irginia. ¡lend the services. will he hs held in the afternoon. •> Sunday Scli.ml’ Lysson’ p Ü * THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Mocksville, N. C.. Thursday. September 24, 1936 IMPROVED Scenes and Persons in the Current News UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Of INÍ[RíST TO S U N D A Y I IHE tIOUSEWIft P n n CHOOL L.esson When making bread and butler you’re scrubbing the floor, oi pudding, sprlnldo each slicj „( W I T t / r d hnnginti drapes. bread and butter w ith desicc.iieii The wide contrnsting rufi col«' of ClilcHKO. .. , © WoBlorn Newmmper Union. coconut instead ot currants, and lar is feminine and trim whilt o U strew somo on the top. This \vli| I h three bright buttons do their shars m ake a change from the onlinory tor the bodice closing. Short pufl ' 'Jkln kd about Lesson for September 27 pudding and will be found verv \ ? ? K ( I sleeves are cleverly styled, sim« tasty. ty pie, nnd comfortable and there!* • • • ' ' о V. s. Lags Behind. . REVIEW: THE SPREAD OF a conveniently large pocket ta OLLYWOOD, CALIF. — CHRISTIANITY IN Japanned articles should iicvci hold what nots. A narrow adjust* What I saw at^lic national, WESTERN ASIA be washed in hot water, as the By ELMO SCOTT WATSON able belt supplies that reflnemenl H T h e Baltimore convention japan is likely to wash oft. Use mally nominnte, Gen. Zachary To Gen. James B. Weaver of known as "center poisci” and ni ' air raccs in Los Angeles set me OR the first time in nominated for President, Wil LiKSSON TEXT— Mlltthow iai24-3S. lukewarm water and soap Taylor for President. Iowa goes the distinction of be helps "coverall.” Truly it fits lik« GOLDKN TI3XT — Thoy roliciiiBOtl all more than a decade liam W irt of Maryland, who to thinking. It’s a dangerous * « * ing the only man who was ever that Ooil Imd dono with thorn and how ■ there's a third party in The Know - Nothings do not thè proverbial glove. thing—thinking is—and nearly al Steaming is a good way to cook had been attorney-general in seem to have played much part the leader of two different third ho had oponcd tho door of rnlth unto the field during a Pres Monroe's cabinet, nnd tor vice- Barbara Bell Pattern No, 1961-B ways ^ upscttiiig> to the pcace of tho aontllo.s.—Aoti) 14:27. ■ vegetablesi as it reduces the loss in the election of 1852 but they party movements and as the idential campaign and president it named Amoa Ell- is availablè for sizes 32, 34, 38, rniMARY TOPIC — How (he Qood of minerals and vitamins. Jt ¡j figured strongly In the pam- head of one of them he succeeded mind. this year, ns in the maker ot New York. In the elec 38, 40, 42, 44 and 40. Size 3^ ra- NowB Sprend. , also economical, because you can paign of 1850. By this time they in breaking into the electoral • ; -v. I , I ’m thinking that no loniior i.-s the JUNIOr: TOPIC—ilow tho Oood Nowa past, it has the two leaders tion of 1032 these candidates won quirés 4% .yards of 39-inch m a guessing. had thrown off the secret char college vote. Dissatisfaction of navy our first line of defense nor cook several diilorent vegetables only the electoral vote of Ver terial plus % yard of contrast. ^'iNTljnM BDIATB AND SKNIOR TOP acter ot their organization and the farmers with the financial tlie army the second at a time. That worried look in tho eye mont. Later this party wns ab Send for the Barbara Bell Fall IC— Chrlstinnlty Roiiehini; Out. * • * revealed the fact that most of policies of President Grant re line. I’m thinking ot the Democratic donkey and sorbed by the Whigs and lost its к = ■yOUNa PKOPI/IO A.VD ADU I/r TOPIC sulted in the formation of the Pattern Book containing 100 well- ' that the chief peril— I t the stalks of broccoli are too that furrowed brow ot the Re identity. their members were Whigs. I — Tho Spreiid ot Chi'Istliinlty In Woatorn Greenback party by infiatlonists plapned,- easy-to-make pattern#. and the chief securi A s ia thick, split them lengtl-.wise be publican elephant are caused by ■ The rerháirider of the Whigs, First Liberty Party who wanted to issue a large Exclusive fashions for children, ty from that peril— fore boiling, so that stalk:; win the minds of both pondering over along with the Free Soilers, and ' Attempts to organize the anti amount of paper money without yoiujg v/omen, and matrqns. Send v i is in the air now. Review Sunday provides a cook in the same amount of time such unsolved questions ns many Northern Democrats,'¡hnd slavery vote in the late thirUes regard to specie payment. In tlie fifteen cents for your'copy. And ot all tho neei'ed opportunity to determine as thi2 buds. Broccoli should cooli tiiese: gone over into the. new Republi :¡ resulted in the formation of the campaign of 1870 they nominated Send your order to Tho Sewing great powers, wo not only whether the class mem for 20 minutes after water starts can party v/hich nominnted Gen. ' >'| How m uch etrcngth will tliis Peter Cooper ot New York but Circle Pattern Dept., 367 W. ore the most woe bers have learned and retained tho boiling. John C. Fremont and adopted new Union party develop be he pulled only 80,000 popular Adams St., Chlcngo, 111. fully behind in the truth taught, but, what is of equal • • * the revised slog.an.of "Free-Soil, 'í I ) < I tween now and November 37 votes and failed to receive a O B tll Syn(lic.-Vte.— W N U Servlc«, matter of airplane importance, whether the teacher Refrigerator cookies may be How many popular votes will Free Speech and Fremont.” . In I П Febriiary the Know-Nothings single electoral vote. ■protection. • It would hns accomplished the purpose in, wrapped in waxed paper and kept their candidate, W illiam held a convention in Philadol- take us two years to mind at the beginning of tho in refrigerator for several days. Lemke, get and how many ot In the congressional elections Cow Tunnel phla where they formally re .'fvT make our air force series. Make into a roll and slice when them will he be taking away of 1878 the Greenbackers cnst named their party 'the,American One of the worst hnzarda of a \ V as strong as it was What v,-as the aim sot before us ready to }>ake. from my candidate? more than a million votes and i f ‘Vf ) ; Party. For President they nomi the highway is a loose cow. Be^ four years ago. It would take in for the three months? “To lead © ABHouhitoil Nowaiiaptir».—W.NU aorvlcf. Will he get enough cleetoral when they nominated Weaver, a nated Millard Fillmore; the Wiiig cause' her actions are unpredicV , finitely longer than that to make 1—Mrs. Beryl Markham of England, first woman to fly alone across the Atlantic from east to wcs^ photo- the student to an understanding of votes to affect the election and, man from the agricultural west, vice-president who became Pres for President in 1880 the Repub- able, not a few motorists—not to it as strong as the present footing graphed after she mado a forced landing in Nova Scotia. 2- P la^ do Zocodovor New Testament Christianity, and if so, whicli way w ill they ident when Zachary Taylor died mention cows — haye lost their of any country which conceivably by loyalist shells aimed at the near-by Alcazar held by rebels. 3—President Roosevelt cutting nbbjn at dedi to begot in him the desire and FAMOUS TONIC CREAM swing it — to mo or to my litjans wore deeply concerned. in oilice, and tor vice-president lives. Yet thousands of fnrmera m ight attack us. cation of Mark Twain Memorial bridge across the Mississippi at Hannibal, Mo.; Governor Horner of purpose to live the Chiistian life opponent? But their fears proved ground A. J. Donelson of Tennessee. aro forced to drive their cattla Well, wo could always lock the and to win others to faith in the QUICKLY TRANSFORMS less for the Greenbackers were at right and Governor Park of Missouri nt left. ______If history repents Itself this able to muster only about 300,000 across busy thorouglvtares every stable after tho horse was gone—if Lord Jesus.” The Republicans polled more year, they have plenty of cause popular votes nnd not a single day. tho stable hadn't been blown flat. The test which we apply as tho thon 1,000,000 votes and the * * * for worry, because third party Native Americans nearly 000,- one In tho electoral college. To overcome this, ono Pennsyl twelve lessons of the past quarter DEAD movements in American political vania farmer recently built a tun-! Rules for Long Life. They Won Gotham Freckles Contest 000. But James Buchnnan, tho Tho Populist Era pass In review is liistory have alwnys been a nel under the highwny near hia A JAPANESE doctor has landed As a student, ’have I seen in tho Democratic candidate, got 174 But a decade later the G. O. P. with the word that, by follow headache for the two major votes in tho electoral college as house. It is ot concrete pipe flva spread of Christianity the opera SKIN parties. Ot course, none ot them had real cause for worry. Popu Here’s the style of apron-frock ing a few simple rules, a follow against Fremont's 114 and Fill feet in dinmeter. The farmer now Judges Choose tion of a gospel of salvation which 3 tm’nules a day has ever succeeded in electing lism, which championed tho you’ve been wanting, a wrap drives his cattle under the road live.“? to be 240 years old. Ho didn’t Is the power of God for my salva removes freckles, more's eight—tliose of Maryland. causo of tiie farmor and tho say, but I figure this applies only n Pr'esident and in only seven By the time the next Presiden around thnt nITords unhnmpered instead of over it. — Washington ‘Most Freckled’ tion? Or, if I am saved, havo I blackheads, toot campaigns has one of them troodom of movement whether Post. to those of us who never go motor been stirred to a more earnest tial campaign came around the Famoun NABINOLA Cream actiwlly showed enough strength to be ing. A Christian life and a real passion nilLLAKD FILLIVIOBE Know-Nothing party had been The principal rules are to sleep Boy and Girl Bmootlia nwny tlio dull, dead cuticlo lliai represented in the electoral col merged with tho Republican. tor tho salvation of others? liidcB your natural boauty. All yi.u do ii lege vote. But nt least twice On a hard rridttress with a metal this: (1) At bedtimo spread a tliinlilm As a tciioher, have I really used their entrance into the campaign Liberty party. It nominated for Tho campaign of 1800 was pillow and learn to wriggle like a of Nadinola Cicnm over your f.icc-no the Presidency James G. Birney, marked by the paradox of two I $24,600 WORTH OF Here are the boy and girl ad my opportunity to win the mem massaging, no rubbing. (2) I,oiivo on has meant the difference be goldfish. Whether, in time, the be bers of my class to faith In the a former Kentucky Democrat “third parties” both of which ,®î| , ж ч ginner sprouts gills- and a fantail is judged to have the most and best wliilo yoir olcop. (3) Watch duily im- tween victory and defeat for ono Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ? provomont—usually in 6 to 10 d.iy.i you and slnve-owner, who sold his devoloped enough strength to . not stated, but it sounds plausiblel freckles in Greater New York. They of the m ajo r pnrtles. ¡ WONDERFUL GIFTS I Have I brought to bear on the will SCO a man’cloUB transforiMation. slnves, moved North nnd be break Into the electoral collego ГЛ» 1 Ч, '>1 î ;Чл . I've already spoken to a- tinsmith are Patricia Gallagher, fourteen, of FrceUlcs, blackhcada disappear; (liiii, lives of those in my class who aro How They’re Born came an Abolitionist. However, vote. Ono ot them represented about a pillow and, on awakening Staten Island, and Charles Coch eoarsoncd skin bccomca ciciimy-wliitc, . . Just for Naming This Picture of Dr. Dafoe Christians tho Word of God, stir Third pnrties, in tho usunlly the Liberty party didn’t flgure a split In n regular party and 1 this-morning, m ade a few experi- rane, of Queens. Six hundred chil- uatin-srnooth, lovolyl Fino rcsnlta iiosi- ‘И’--'t ó v ', /' ring them to holiness of life nnd tivoly Rimrantoed with NAI)INnT..\- accepted sense of the term, ure very prominently in the roartag tho other a coalition of odds and the Dionne Quins ita intnlul wriggles. ■ my Intentions dreii competed in the content. zeal for ,God’s cause on. earth? tc-itod and trusted fornonrly two rciic;!- hrought into being when Insur- "Log Cabin-Hard Cider” eam- and ends from various parties, m ight fool some People, but I don’t .Tunt nt.iiuj JUons__At. n1l.fnil«h<;niinter.tnnli:..'i!)i’..nr.., .-gp.ntj. . . ■ro’>ni — — Jii wo cannot ropiy in ino tn.- ..n.;i.ign of. iiie Ucliiuui'iliiu party, uiviuEo“ TiS:M>Kf?EiiEfi'rC.;F¥S-r- oeiieve ihoyd tool a; goldfish, unless decision Is unlmown. Some of the OTltoNADINOLA, Hox Л, I’arI.q.Torm, e flrmative, should wo not ask against its policies or its candi the Whig, and Van Buren, the by the slavery question in pre CHEVROLCr SEDANS he’d, been drinking , or ■ Bometiiing. entrants were so nearly completely ^2FRI0IDAIRES ' whether our efforts to teach havo date, walk out on the parent or Democrat, nnd it could muster vious cnmpnigns, was split wide I’m afraid my finning was faulty. covered with freckles tha'. any X30 RCA RADIOS been largely fruitless? But lot us Get at It ganization, organize a new one only 7,309 votes for its cnndidnte. open in this crucial year ot 1800. 1.000 CASH AWARDS OF $2 EACH Besides, I didn’t feel any too digni- choieo seemed unfair. However, Birney wns nominated again in 3.000 CASH AWARDS OF BACH not be discouraged, for ovon as wo Oil that squeaky door iiistciiJ and' nom inate a cnndidate of Tht! Northern wing of the party ' fied—greeting tho d'e\vy dawn by Patricia Gallagher and Charles 1044 nnd this time ho polled 02,- now review the lessons we havo of just saying you.must attend their own;'The first of these "in nominated Steplien A. Dougins i ì • behaving goldfishiously. Cochrane were finally declared the surgents" was the Peace party 203 votes but in neither cam •.Today, moro than ever, thelieiilihjr, tobust studied together tho Holy Spirit is to It. ot Illinois and tho Southern, or pionno Quint nro a e otlqui uibute to «he winners. ready to do His work and apply of 1812-16, composed ot Repub paign did he get a single electo- pro - slavery wing, , nominated finoit inothbdi of chlld-ttlilng. Todty, and Names Contusing. licans (forerunners of the pres rul vote. oveiy duy iliu Diuuuo QuinihavoQutkecUiti. OT content with coining eighty tlio truth to hearts nnd lives. John C. Brockenridge of Ken To Ыпв thij fact .to ) • ■ TlUU'Hclay, Seplombor 24, 103G TITB MOCKSVILLE ENTBRPRISIl. MOCKSVILLE. N. С -'■■.vfT------Thursday,'3eptomber 24, li)8ß -™5 J'ÍOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. PAGE FIVE REDLANl) NEWS Mr. O'. W. Wiil'fortl who lias ” CAMPUELL-WALKER FUNEltAL HOME ! been vui'y sick is improving, glau* months. All the above colts CASH PAID FOR CEDAR LOGS: Club Moötlngfl Mrs. R. C. Smith spent one day jto know. were rai.'ied at the County AMBULANCE SEUVÍCE . FUNERAL DIRECTORS Local Happenings and timber. For details write the past wcük with lier mother, Don’t rorgct that Friday, Sep- Ghurch News BUSIiSS LÜCÍLS Home farm from mares weigh W H O S W H O Geo. C. Brown nnd Co. of N. Jirs. w; D. Smith. lenibur 25th is the timo to ciuaii PHONE 48 MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Coming and ing around 1300 pound's.— A. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Smith Soc-lai Functions M. Laird, Supt. County Home, C., Greensboro, N. C. 9 lO tf off the cemetery at Liberty ийй>:<ши1е(й)я».»м;хйши)е<»!):<1яи»»й)хм»»{й>:<ии):()«мми):(1:(и)хки!ам1йин>хй):{^ WANTED—TO BUr 2 ALLAD- spent the weelc-end with Mr. and Going of those L, M. Tutterow. Chairman Ш CHILDREN'S CLASSICS Church. A ll who are iiitcrovtL'd Card Partlee SOCIETY dln Lamps. Good condition, Mrs. Stiicy Smith. please come and help. We know see or notify Enterprise Of Board of. County Commission JACOB STKWART Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Smith and fice. ers. 9 24 2t. Attorney at Law ■family spent Saturday in Wins Mocksville, N. C. Kodak Finishing MISS MARY J. HEITMAN. Social Editor Trade with thg Merchants ton-Salem. P hone 112 BASIC SLAG i OfBce Jii Southern Bank & ir a r t Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Foster RídYouKself of FOR CLOVER AND GRAIN advertise in the:, Enterprise Company building ivere the Sunday guests of tho lat For prompt and speedy service leave Mrs. Wriston Lee, of Monroe, Drs. Martin and Byerly $12,50 per ton.--C. C. Snnford Office phone...... 13H ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Miss Vivian Hilton, young peo- I------^ ------— I Kidn,ey PóiSons is visiting Mrs. E. W. Crow. In Phiiadclphin Sons Co. Dunn. your film w ith us. _____ J , , pie’s department, r THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, Mocksville. N. С.. Thuraday, September 2 4 ^ 9 ^ Thur.4day, Soptcnilicr 24, 19,‘îG killing. The British government tells Spirited Kittens on THE MOCKSVILLE ENTERPRISE, MOCKSVILLE. N. C. he .could accomplish. If she wer« h ii ’em liow much lo plant, harvest, PAGE SEVEN Jel) Inughcfl again In his ivarniing G . 0 . P. Leaders J'’0UK NEW.S way. “you would. Did you wonder wife to hold In his arms, when lie process and ship in half a dozen Cross Stitch Towels SMITII GUOVID NEWS crops, Thay have put government Sovoral from our community it I wanted you to stayT—Hoy, you I" dropped Ills task; if sho would Bhnre Duke Hositai nt Durhnin one day Mrs. N. J. Cope spent several into business in a big way in thoir attended the home coming at Ad ley's parents, Mr. and Mfs. J. F.- ho called to tho boy. "Coiue closer I with him tho evening and iiours ol Are in Bad W a y Mi',4. G. V. Greene attended the thia week for iiirtlitr trentmenl' housing program, whereas our Uuv. H. C. Froun?iin will iill d.iys last week wltli her mother, Catch I" And Job chuckcd n gold- night, and meet, for him, the world b j fmioral ol” her .ч1.ч1ог, Mrs. Mil vance Sunday. Pott's Sunday. housing program is dying on its .a»»' '■■ ■■ Mr. Webster Snyder nnd son, Mrs. Jarvis in Concord. piece which tho boy caught, catling day. jhi.s regulär iiupointmont here next DRAGONS foot. Half of Europe is on a govern liard Jones la.4t Wednesday, Sop- Mrs. O. II. Hartley, Elizabeth Mr. Odell G'rubb and family, of out loud thanks. Now he had talked to her ot hia Just Doddering to Sunday nt 2:a0 o’c.ioek. Ait'tcv RIVERSIDE NEWS Henry, ol' near Linwood, spent work nt llocliester, and of lilmsolt, ns ment power ownership status, and lOlli, Mrs, Jonos was well one night last week with Mr. and Hartley, Florine Barnhardt, Mrs. i’ndkin, spont Sunday with Mr» "All through.” Jeb dismissed him, staid old Great Britain has so much he hnd to no one else, not oven to Jud. Henry Shoaf visited Mrs. Hart and Mrs. C. M. Grubb. "Now, old top, are you going: to stay?" Brainless End; > more socialism in it than we have Mr. nnd Mrs. Alex Livengood jMrs. Alex Livengood, Jr. DRIVE YOU ■Td like to, Jud." 'Rod,” siio said at last, after ono of their long silences, "I’vo something to that it is a joke for the old dealers Jr. and son, W. A., spent the JERUSALEM NEWS Anchor was upand they were mov doclde,' Help me. It’s about the trial. Spout Guff About to come back and tell us Roosevelt and Mrs. Roberta Peebles. Sliell ' that Mr. weelc-end with Mr. and Mrs. Web is a dangerous socialist and that we ing, with ' deceptive smoothness, out They say that what will happen to had•„.,,1 'Jiitin ill111 iofni' r several months, I Freeman willw ill boI». returned tto . ii..the ster Snyder, of near Linwood. By European Methods ought to see how mucli better Eng Preaching every 1st Sunday al EDWIN ot tho harbor on a limpid, lazy lake. Myr,tle Lorrlo will depend on me. I iuit her death was very sudden, Farmington charge. The children of Mr, J. A. Bai everything's 0 . K. ! ’ The brothers sat down to breakfast can free her—or convict her. Do you land handles its problems. eleven o’clock. 1st and 3rd Sun BALMER One more statement: Favorite yiic has been a' resident of ley gathered at his home Sunday opposite each other nt the gay little bellcvo that?" ASHINGTON. — Tho sum- Promotion Day service w ill bo day night at 7:45 o’clock. Rev. .... argument against Roosevelt’s re Sliarpsburg for several years, and gave him and, his daughter, table at tho forward end ot tho dinlnji- “I don't know," snid Hod. "But Jud s end sees numerous observed in the S. S. here next K. W. Turner, pastor. covery program is that "recovery sulou. Wod had learned that tim thinks so." necked and pompous where her huslband holds a posi Mrs. James McCulloh a ibirthday would have come anyhow, without Sunday the 27th. Sunday School every Sunday guests for the day would be picked up He saw linr color quickly deepen un old dealers” coming back tion as telegraph operator. Mrs. dinner and had a nice time anB all this expense." Had this country at 10 o’clock, N. J. Cope, Supt, at the Olenelths'. der her sunburn. "So Jeb'a told you.” from vacations in ISurope, standing ■lones is survi'.’Gd-by her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Justo Rios and wished thetn' many more happy C opyright by E 'iw ln Dnlni«r waited for ‘‘natural" recovery, so B. T. U. every Sunday evening In tho shining, perfectly appointed "ie s ; he told me, Agnes." on tho doclc in New York City grant Fattern S572 two children and Mrs. Jimmy W N USerVloe many millions would have starved Iwo sons and the followintf bro- birthdays. galley, Imlo waa cooking, but n stew “What, especially?” ing shallow interviews, telling how at 6:30, Beaulah Ball, president. that there would have been no point A dull momertt’s unthinkabli tliers and sisters, Mrs. G. V. Howerton, of. Winston-Salem, Mr. and Mrs. James Livengood ard, new to Jud’s staff, was serving "That you took, from the Qrst, tbe European nations have done so The Woman’s Missionary So to recovery at all, because the Unit witii these seven, mischievous kit Greene, of Fork, Messrs. W alter spent Sunday afternoon recently, and son, Charles Dwaine, and sldo of the defense. He—” much better than the Roosevelt gov ciety held its regular monthly tho table. ed States would have been bare as tens abouti In fact, they’vj I’.jebles, of Yadkin College, Paul the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kay For the flrst time tho splendor nnd “Whnt, Hod?” ernment of tho United States lias David Hendrix, Of Mocksville the moon. Roosevelt fed the hungry, thought up enough cute tricks to meeting, Sept. 16th at the home CHAPTER VII "Can’t understand It " done to conquer the depression- i’cebles, of Calahaln, Hoyle Pee Howard. Route 3, spent the week-end with extravagance of Job's cstabiislmiont and now, nearly four years ■ after give you decoration for a week’s of Mrs. 0. H. allrtley. — 1 3 — then hustling off to their various wrung a renmrk from Ills brother. “Yes, he can. Rod. That'» the supply of tea towels. Sit right bles, of. Winston-Salem and Miss Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Beeding nnd Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Jones. ^ nodncy Brnddoii returned to Clil- clubs to growl over the assumption the near-panic and bank crashes, Miss Ethel Beck has accepted "Doesn’t this all cost a heap, Jud?” trouble," down and send for this pattern, .^gnes Pcoblec, of A tlanta, Cfa. family spent Sunday with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Forrest and «ago irom Iloclicster curly on Sun that Roosevelt ha.s departed from recovery is almost at high tide in a position in Winston-Salem. “I ’ll tell, you the truth, Rod,” Job "That ho understands It?" and get started on your set. Thu Funeral .services xvcro held the and Mrs. Ray McClamroek, of family spent Saturday evening Tii day morning Just eight Ouys before the ‘‘American way" and is copying this country. Wouldn't it have been Miss Rulby W illiam s, of Aahe- COVETED OUTBOARD TITLE goes-lo CUyton Bishop, confided, "isxponso doesn't mako any “He knows I'm going to do what I seven simple motifs work up very ioliowing day at Elm City. We Oak Grove. Lexington shopping. II the dote sot, on the culcndnr of the something over in Europe. Just one criminal to have delayed federal ville, spent the week-end with her difforonco to me nny moro. Monoy am bound to do. because I bollovo”— quickly in a combination of cro.sii 1936 wlnacE- of tho Albaay-NeW Yotk MarMhoo! He Mys: erlmlnnl courts, for tho trlul o( Myr- moro exposition of the fact that the aid? extend sympathy to the fam ily. Mr. Cleland Foster, Mrs. J. H. iMr. and Mrs. Brown Bailey doesn't mean nnytlilng. I cnn mnlcc • • « stitch, single and outline stitches. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lige Wil "Caineli make food taste belter and-digest better." As di llo Lorrle for murder of her husband. old Republican leadership is dod Mr. nnd Mrs.___ Lawrence Craver Foster,------Miss .....I.Nina Mae i-VIOl-cl.,Foster, spent a Vvhile Suuday night with whatever amount I want. That's an NO WASTE O F M O N E Y , Use colorcd floss. liams. gestion Is stimulated, alkalinity Increased, you will enjoy Itod wns Ignorant of timt cintc, and dering to a brainless ond. and'daughter, of Winston-Salem' ««d Mrs. Ray Howard and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Livengoo'3. absolute fact. A lot of mon are past So far the main issue of the Re In pattern 5572 you will find a I Mr. i«i. anduiiu Mrs.IYJ.1H. 'r.1 . R.It. Barnhardt uarnnarat A grand feeling of comfort. Smoke Camels—and see. ,'ile arrival was without reterenco to I think Roosevelt’s record shows that point. Rod. Tho city— the coun publican speakers has been tho transfer pattern ,of seven motif.s Bpeut Sunday here. ,little daughter, Sarah, visited Mr, Mr. anct- Mrs.____ W. ... B. Cope and iiiiuand family xuiruiy anaand Mrs. ivirs, 0.u . H.n . liart-Hart- Iho trial. He hnd come back to see quite clearly that he is not only гл «ri fl. Л --I, try—civlllzntlon's in a new era. W b'vo ‘‘waste of public funds.” Colonel 5 by 8 inches (one for each day Mr. and Mrs. Gurnie Carter, of »"d Mrs., C, L. Kimbrough Sun- family attended.1 the Cope reunion | ley attended the funeral of Mrs. ■his brother—and Лкпез—bel^ore leav following tho American way, but is got the production problem complete Knox is very bitter about it, but ot the week); color suggestions; ,Salisbury, spent Sunday after- day afternoon, ing for Oormany. Ho had remained illuminating tho American way. Sunday. . Barnhardt’s sister, Mrs. Roberts ly licked. right in tho midst of the attack on illustrations o£ all stitches nccdctl; ■*t Ilochestcr much longer ttmn lie hnii Now and then America produces a noon w ith Mrs. M ary Carter. 1 Miss V irginia Sheek is a pa- Mias Vasta,Cope will return to in China Grove Saturday. this so > called waste, President material -requirements. It was after brenkfnst when Rod leader who finds tho ascending path Mrs, Add Barnhardt, of EesP- tient in the Twin City Hospital at C ü M C iS COSTLIËR TOBACCOS planned. Roosevelt receives the gratitude of To obtain this pattern send 13 llo hnd been almost happy there. ney asked at Inst: "How Is AgnosT’ ] in American ways—Jackson, Lin ington Route 6, is spending this Winston-Salem, where she under coln, Tlieodore Roosevelt, Wilson— the nation for his promise to spend cents in stamps or coins (coins That Is, he had found more to absorb "She's all right," his brother re week with her parenta, Mr. and went an operation for appendi- a quartet whose names have almost more public monoy where it will do preferred) to The Sewing Circlo liiro, to Intcreut nnd excite htia In his turned. the most good to the destitute Household Arts Dept., 259 \V. 31i-q Charle Sparlca. ¡citis. Her many friends wish her work, than over he had ЬеГого. Hap "When aro you marrying her, Jud?" been worn out by historians and farmers of the droutli area. Thera Fourteenth St., Now York, N. Y, Miss Bettie Orrender, of Cool- a speedy recovery. "When that damn trial's over. That politicians. But they were Ameri pincss for Itod did not depend upon is really no waste of p”blic money Write plainly pattern number, sensual satisfactions; ho consciously wns tho rottenest piece of luck for cans who led the way and who su£- eomee, was the guest of ,Miss Mrs. Ray Howard spent two Cerod outra’geous public abuse for it when it is spont for materials and your name and address. •ought none ot them, oxcept m\islc, me, M'o wore all set, Rod; wo wont Hege'•o------Mason--- Saturday----...O“ night. "- I""--days...... the. 1'"“«past week in Winston- —ns Franlclin Roosevelt is doing wages—instead at being wasted the Bomctimes. Ills sole oxcltenient was to that building to look over nn apart Mr. Dally Futch, of Wilming- salein on business, now—except that it I'm any judge money is being circulated. It would In his work and study, which occu ment, when Agnes, opened that | this Roosevelt doesn’t suffer abuse certainly be a crime and a real ton, was the week-end guests of| Mrs. R. E. AVilliams has been pled him hour after hour; then he (Innwcd door, nnd—” waste if Roosevelt had locked up Dr. and Mrs. G. V. Greene. on the sick list, her many frientfi Rodney, listening, sat still with dif —he seems to know how to shed it. would go oft on long, swinging walks • • « the public funds when they were M u ñ í Mrs. G. S. Kimmer, Tom Kim- will be aorry xo know, alone. Ho kept his S[rurc, splendid ficulty; ho hold himself quiet by grip LOT OP NONSENSE. noodod lo save lives. ртшношшашш body In vigorous condition with swim ping tight the arms of his chair so ns mor nnd Worth Potts spent Sat-| Mr. and Mrs. Clarence James, Tliere is a great deal of nonsense The President answers this 30<,40«,ö5< boltlesr' 'frûi. snlng, when near water, or with tennis. not to hctrny, too clcnrly, tho tumult urday with Mr. and Mrs. Sam announce the Dirth of a son. being spouted about Europe; con "waste” charge by telling the coun MUFTI SHOE WHITE ж///W cui all. Itod played, in fact, to tiro himself within him. He had had no Idea, un ConMns h S n d lM so f Muftì HomtDruCha^v Leonard, of Tyro. j Mrs. Glen Cornatzer, of Bixby, trasting American methods to Eu try in a flreside radio chat that he to CUAN ai It ШИапг. lorie Bollics íS( «nt, when ho needed it to bent down til Just now, that Agnos was not his I ropean methods. The returning old intends to keep public works ex Mr. and Mrs. Arviile Shoaf and (*l)ent one day the past week with the longings within him — nnd his brother's. dealers give the impression that penditures going as long ns they are baby, of Erlangor, spent Sunday | her sister, Mrs. Taft Robertson, loiiellncss. No Excuse Ten people came aboard tho boat they are imbued with statesman necessary, and within tho past few wilh Mrs. Shoaf’s parents, Mr. Mrs. Chal Smith hns been right Sometimes ho could ward olt tlvc Even a "dominating personal when it lay off the shore opposite the ship; but all they really know is that days has announced 267 public ,Hiul Mrs. Junie Cope. sick, but is better her friends w ill «pells by oxhaustlon; nt other limes, ity” doesn’t excuse bad mannor.s. Olenelths’ : Agnes nnd her mother and someone told them England has bal works projects of a job-creating they surprised him unprepared. Itod Mrs. Henry Dixon and son, Roy, be glad to know. Beatrice nnd Davis and another young anced her budget. Howiever, they character. All of these wore begged Presented By would come “homo” to his dreary ho jpunt Sunday in Salisbury. Mr. Joe Howard and family married couplo whom Rod had never will soon learn that the British bud for by their respective communities-, tel room bringing Avlth him new modi Mr. Glenn Bailey and Miss ...flî! met. Tho p.tjiors wore paired, also; get is entirely out of balance owing and provide for schools, waterworks have moved here from Mocksville eal reports uripn which ho eipoctoU and highways; libraries, hospitals, т Л г'.п т .’ but they were not married: two girls | to a gigantic nava! building pro iliith Head wore married in Wins and are occupying the R. G. Wal is j)aS tho evening, um1 li« would bridges and a score of ;iiuch needed «Telili 3 whom Rodney vaguely romemborod. gram; but they still insist that Eng ton-Salem last Sunday. ker residence. nOYCrnever return onnn thoinn light,llgni, butum oltUll misin.a- , ...... municipol improvements. What Col C. SANFORD SONS COMPANY They DIscuBned Agnet’ Coming land is doing a lot better than we «|.nMy ntd !i5<'l<‘ffqty~iiTiirt;rt!;i; ¡’¡-^^^«-1 »"»i nvf? i'OYS. whoso Haines lie knew, Uôîr&igîirr_ ...... lO Uli, i.VtlUA CuliO ICHlCHXHXHSHEHSHaiHSHSHSH3HSHXHZHSHSil3MSKSI«SHXHSMSHXilSNX , Ilo iiilssed ,hls brothu'r. To be sure. They woro ploasnnt, ~casiini,~nmtr the gold standard, did not have nny for the jobless...improvements for ■ ■ - •- ■'------tirpsslonnhlepresslonnhle young people before whom AIR-PRESSURB . when, tlifcy, hi}d been In the snino city, Sho stopped and caught her brenth bo; the town. Surely every woman' wants to be the first to wear something that is new , . modern,,and. Rodney felt odd and old and nwkward. public works and has remained days phssid without llodney's seeing fore .sho said it—"Martin O'Mara." Republicans are all heatqd up be M a n t l e They looked him over, nnd their eyes sane,” As a matter ot fact England v'jud; but ho wns there, nnd on such "O’Mara,” said Rod. “Tiio lawyer cause of the stories going 'round ROBERTSON’S stylish. Included in our stock is the newest of everything that you will need for Fall wear!' trnvolod to his brother, making com went OÍT the gold, standard in Sep- LANTERN iodcnsionsrjlod could'gb to liim Instead- you called.” that Governor Landon is parsimo parison ; but what they said to Rodney teniber ot 1931, and has stayed olt Uso your Colcmnn -.«f. sdiklng his own lonoly room. And “Yos,” said Agnos. "I'll toll yoii without causing heart failure in nious with the schools. Thoy say In hundreds ot pbcc9 waa carefully polite. PROVEN FERTILIZERS ;rccontly, he hnd- been able to go, wilh about him. Ho—” Tiu’eadneedlo street, the center of that if there is anything wrong with >vhoro a n o rd in a ry la n ЖЕЯГ^ЧР] They made no le'fll dllTsronco to Rod. tern Is useless. Uso it for These Adorable ■ijttd or nlono, to''the Gienoitlis'. Hut Rodney, attending, tried to keep hi» Kansas schools it is not Landon’s n(tor<(lark oliorus, hunt- Agnes.was near him ; nnd if ho hnd British finance. mind on what sho said; but hia feel fault, but rather the fault of state Inar. /isltintr« o r o n a n / Try Rokemko For Grain 3-12-6 BOW thnt wns lost. not known that his brother must have There is a subtle bit of poison in nisht job . . . It turni ings mndo It «tterly Impossible. Pled law. / , Itod hnd made friends among the failed to eatahllsh possession of her, the returning'old dealers’ praise of night into da/. WU>d, fur from him was his hour of false con Governor Landon's 1935 message r a in o r snow* o n n 't p u t ,<(octorB at Kochostor. № t many now ho, would linvo discerned It— the British dole system Instead of It out. U i^to 300 oandlo- (In White Cotton Bags) friends, to bo suro, for Rod was no tent, A now despair seized him, worU-relioi. I t was not m any years to the Kansas legislature cut school poworalr«pro9suroUuht though she plnlnly was,supposed to bo Korosuno anduQsollno mixer; but ho iind found a few con Hp know now that madly ho had ago that these same old dealers costs 40 per cent. As a result tho pnlred with .Tud. niodols. Thofinristnmdo« genial men whom ho liked and ra- Imagined that perhaps—perhaps— U were yelling their heads off in op average pay of 7,000 teachers is loss Prices OS lo w as $4.46. Cost No More U*4:0££M\ Rlin was In whlto, with a bit of bluo Your iccal dealer can I For Sale By position to even the idea ot a dulu than ton dollars a v.-cck. More than l-iTí с-:1Чкг5П'йн?ягж!ля: ■ " •»pnctoti, nnd whoso livKM aurved iiiu slashed In the cool silk which clung to bad been some relic of memory oi what supnW you. Kend post« Yet you would expect to pay much more •ame purposes ns his—understanding ho had dono nnd m id to her before he whicli, they said, must never come 450 schools have boen closed, and in card for FKEE Folders. her as tho boat mado a breezo; and some districts mothers are re fo r them when you see them . They are so of disease. But ho could not feel Iind gono nwny, which had interposed to tiieso shores. They praised Her THE COLEMAN LAMP AND s fo y u CO. I C. C, SANFORD SONS CO. Be First To Wear sho cast oft her hat nnd lot tho sun placing the teachers. Tiie state ol 'DepuVfVm, Wichita. Kan«.f Chicn^», Hl.t Jiko seeking them when his spirit itself between her and Jud's completor bert Hoover when he took his stand lovely in every detail . the tailoring . . . burn her till Rodnoy drew her back Kansas is last among 48 states in Fbiiadelphiail'a.} Lot Angelci* Calif* (ril72) p M OCKSV ILLE, N. C. dropped low. They were too like him- possession of her. against the dole in a policy which the styles and the materials will appeal to under the shade of tho canvns over the the amount of aid given schools. II «elf. His brother—nnd Agnos—wore But It wns not that; It wns some permitted poor Arkansas farmers you moro than dresses costing much more. forward deck. They rnmainnd, thoro tho Republican tacticians surround Ltìiiil On I COURTNEY CASH STORE utterly dlftoront. thing which Imd to do with time lawyer to get government monoy to feed DO G l o v e s wliilo tho others stayed nowhere; nnd ing Landon can cheer these facts, Education, to bo succe.s.sful, llo hud expected-and halt fearoil, whom Jud had dawned aloud—O’Mura. their mules but not lo food thoir COURTNEY, N. C. You can be fir.st if you come after a whllo, Rodney nnd Agnes woro families. Now that we have tried let them do so. m ust not only inform , but itispiru. linit hoped it—that ho would linve do- here to buy your gloves. nlono far forward. direct cash payments to the jobless Governor Landon has spoken Btroyed his power to retain Agnos In Ho did not talk much to her. What CHAPTER VIII grandiosely of tho glories of free $ 2 .9 8 to You will find every shade, iblii dny-drenms. Losing her, ho hnd have discarded |t, and have sub Clean System hnd ho to say? Ho snt in a striped stituted work relief for the dole, the education, but there is mighty littlo style and material that is Bnpposed he must lose tho delight ot canvas ciialr cloao to hora, nnd folt The Monday of the trlnl dawned hot freedom lo education under sweat Clear Skin his drenm of her; but this hnd proved, old dealers find the dole to bo being wore by smart women engulfed In a content which could not Tho sun roso yollow nnd dazzling oitt cheaper and praise England for it. shop wages in the schools. Tiie Re You must bo froo from constipa not so. When his loneliness (issallod It’s Not Too Soon To Think Of everywhere. l ì continue, bo knew, but which was com of a lake that lay Ilko a pool to tha Now the strange thing is that if publican politicians may find some tion to havo a good, cloar coiiipii'x- Iiiin, and ho sat in the dark, he longed ion. If not olimlnnted, tho wiit>l CO close to another girl. Now she helping to get rid of thoin. and alwa.vs, when they would lose of curtnlns barely quivered. new deal, which started a long timo cation, ho can call a session of tho 5o for n clcnr, hcnlthy-olcln, romombt-f was his brother's, lie iielloved. So ho Ordinarily the sun, striking Into her ago, is redistributing wealth by a state legislature and hand it a pro tho Importnnco of bowel rcKulnrity. At must Imagine her his own no ioogerl the first siRn of conBtlpntlon. tako Dl:ick- COAL room, did not awaken her; but thia drastic income tax and a heavy gram that will put the public schools Drausht—the purely vetrotnblo Inxnlivf. New Tailoring . , New Styles in These But It had boon futile to forbid this of Kansas on a docent level. It brings such rofreshlnfl relief, nnd t(!n(lx morning she hnd seen tho Inst stara inheritance tax. The kicks against to leave tho bowels nctlng regularly until to himself. And here ho was again In fade and fiie Or."!! lingers of day grope Roosevelt's mild taxes on big monoy « * * s6mo iuturo dlsturbnnco interferes. With the thermometer bobbin!,' alnive t)0 every day it takes Chlcfigo. . ovor tho odgo of tho watora. SETS ’EM THINKING. are silly in view of what the rest of a lot of imagination to picture the way you are going to Kod had not wired his brother; nnl Tlio robins nnd tlio wrens chirped the vvorld is doing. It is sillier still One good thing may come out o( BLACK-DRAUGHT BO, while dressing ns the train onlerod nt tho light; a wood thrush awoko, and lo rend statenients from old dealers all .this ballyhoo about Roosevelt A GOOD LAXATIVE feel aibout COAL October or November, but a -good COATS ihe city, ho weighed prohnbllltlos of gay little song_ sparrosvs. like Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Henry saddling the country with so much im agination w ill save you a ,substantial amount of your Jud's whereabouts. .Vfter a while Agnes’ mother came in, Allen, former governor of Kansas debt that our children and grand It was a warm, steamy Juno morn —We-hn ve- never—shown a more beautiful- and tor n short time thoy dlsowssed und Hoover's publicity manager, children will be overwhelmed by it. ne.\t winter's fuel bill if you buy NOW. ing — SO it was probable that Jud Agnes’ coming ordeal. Then Mra. Glen Col. Frank Knox and others who in Tho charge of debt-saddling is be CtftSSI assortment of coats for Fall and Winter ivontd he up early for a long day on one breath protest that Roosevelt is ginning to mako part of the com elth left. lho water, deserting the American way and in munity do some independent think wear. Some are plain tailored while Today, Myrtle Lorrlo must go on, Hnvlng no rooms in Chlcngo, Rod the next kick because he isn't dpinj» ing, They find the actual debt situ trial for her life, tor the murder of her BUSINESS other.“? are trimmed with fine furs. The «rhfi.'kuu his bflg at tho stallon and what England did to restore pros ation of tho American people is less husband; and soon Agnes Glenolth Coal Wiii Be Much Higher phoned ills brotlier's apartment. No- perity. now than it was in li)29—and that OPPORTUNITIES color and style that-you want will cer must go on the witness-atand for her. THESE N EW tody nnswered, so Rod took a taxi and Young Teddy's famous father was was tiie peak year of the boom when LOVELY. NEW No, not for Myrtle. There wns no tainly be found among our, collection. told tho driver to hurry to the harbor. once called a dangei'ous radical,'and we bought everything wo wanted point In, being (llshonest with yourself, His -bfother’s familiar boat was not when I hear people assailing Frank and went into debt for it. HATS SHOES Sho was taking tho side of tho defense In sight; but when Hod Inquired, lin Roosevelt for alleged Russian Government debts are not tho only LINCOLN CAVERNS There are too many styles These shoes are the most because of CatliKl Martin O'Mnrn, who l)oy in )i launch said yes, Mr. Brad lendoncios I rccall that the old debts to take notice of. The whole Wonderful natural tourist's attrac beautiful you have 'ever hnd come to the liguso again on Snt- to attempt describing them (Son’s yacht was at nnclior.’ Thnt wag guard of the Civil War era charged structure ot the, debts and assets ol tion, Route 22, Huntingdon, I’a. urday niornlng—the day before yester HOME ICE i FUEL CO, I to you. We just say come seen. Everything about theifT Abe Lincoln with these same tend the American people is tho impor It, thet;c, - F O R S A L E - M OCKSV ILLE, N. C. in and you will find just suggest higher prices. Se day— to go ovor her testimony once encies. You may not remember tant thing to study. Joseph Kennedy, Rod,.stn'’od nt a now niotnr-crulsor Wtlle MANAGER, Bo« C27, Bullalo, N.Y-J what you want . . in color lect the color and style that Ihroo v f four times as largo ns (he moro, your history, but the czar of Russia wealthy New Yorker, has written a Mr. Nordell and another attorney for Jioat hS hnd known. It looked ninely had just emancipated the slaves of pampiilet on the subject siiowing . . material . . and style. ycu will need. ieet long, with graceful clipper bow the state hnd conferred with her twice; his empire — and many of our that the actual debt burden is less MISCELLANEOUS and she was subpoenaed as a witness «nd № illiio of bra.ss-bonnd portholas to capitalists supported slavery now than it was seven years ago. AnSOI.tJTK MASTUnV Ol> uim.iî $1.00-$2.95 $2,00 - $3.95 for tho state as well as tor the defenne. «unranteetl or money refunded. Sotut Ш cnbins;nnd .. with gleaming salons against Lincoln I Another deep student of altairs, E. ior 1(18 poKo book, approvcfl by Orlho'lox ihove-deck. ■ But .Teh hnd said to her: "Nordell K. Lindley, of the pro-Landon New Churches. iMicct Hupply Co., Tulsa, Ок)л. Tho'.lioy I'nn Rod out to It; and on told me, Glen, you seenied to belong OAlwL IT COM M UNISM . York Herald Tribune, arrives at a M r. Cotton Farmer •Iho quarterdeck . stood .liid, llo wns to tho defense, body und soul. That’s England has had a strong labor similar conclusion. iareheaded and wearing llannols with the Impression lie got. Are you crn/y?" movement, and accepts labor prin Treasury statements show that out a C(?at. " I’m going to tell only wlint I saw ciples which old donlers, big busi when Roosevelt had permitted tha W c Are Now Prepared To Buy Be Sure and Come No guests were In sight, nnd Itod nnd heard." she hiul replied to him, ness, and such industries as stool national debt which he assumed on N e w ■was glad of that, though he was sure She Looked at Him and Smiled. “But how aro you going to toil Itt are fighting today. I tivink too, that inauguration to run up to 33 billion KiidiìieyPoi^ -Ihut gnests must bo on tho way or Nordell knows; and he's not fool Brili.sh buniiers have a stronger dollars (round figures) he had also Or Gin Your something if their eyes lingered oncnch sense of social responsibility; there piled up eight billion, seven liundred p\0 you suffer burning, scanty 0» to were to be picked up at some iioitt or other, sho looked nwny ovor tho water; enough to call you for his witness. too frequent urination; backachs, jiler. Jud never planned a Sunday on You’d never be his. , If ho put you on seems to be less wildcat financing; million in assets which were not and as never, never bet'oro, Rodnoy and while these old dealers who there before. Subtract that nnd you headache, diizlncss, loss of energy, ihe water without a party. the stand, you'd go over to your shy leg pains, swellings and puffines) longed to keep her close to him forever. have fought, kicked and scratched have about 25 billion dollars debt, HOSE Rodney balled; "Judl Hello 1" And ster friend O’Mnra. So ho’ll lot O'Slftro under (he eyes? Are you tired, nsni- Sho wasn't Jud's yet, whatever tho against the New D eal’s demand that which is under seven billion dollars ÍÍ i: '- ills brother saw who was In tho launch put yon on the stnml—nnd then tho pus—feel all unshung and dont paiiera, whatever Jud himself, had said. slocks and bonds must be scruti more than the national debt at tho linow what Is wrong? 31e stood stock still with surprise Might she some time In soino way be state can get after you. Bo O'.Mnru'a Гл'ß pnd then Kod saw him laugh nnd run nized here by the securities and time Hoover loft ofllcti. Of this $1,- Then give some thought to you' witness, nnd see where you Innd I Good his? exchange commission, England has «75,000,000 is tho cost of payments kidneys. Be sure they function proper Your hose must be in the newest shades. lo the boat step, nnd he caught Rod'; Lord, Glen, what’s got Into you?" C. C. SANFORO SONS CO, Rodney fr?od thQ broozo which wns been dem anding safot.y for its in- hand and hauled his brother aboard, on the bonus enacted by Congress; ly for functional kidney disorder per We Will Pay Highest Market Price. blowing her dress against lier sllglit Whnt was this which was In her, mits exccss waste to stay in the bloorf, Our large a-ssortment permits you to ‘‘Rod!” said Jeb—and Rod felt his vestorfi for years. Our old, dealers so ail in all, the not burden piled up liody. Tbe appeal ot her lovelinoas, and which, by Us recurrent excite who point to England as a mndol, by Roosevelt for the poor doar chil and lo poison and upset tho wIiJis ‘‘Everything lirctlwir's arm tighten about his shoul ments mado sleep Impossible nnd un- system. select the shade and weights you will ilera. "I.lke tlii) skiff, old skiite?” tho allure ot her beautiful body, was charge that Roosevelt’s attack on dren and grandchildren to sufl'er Come to see US before YOU SELL v.-.ii r w s r , only an adjunct to that quality of hora thinkable after tho dawn ot this dayl flimsy securities is “Communism,” under is about five billion dollars— Use Doan's Pills. Doan't ate for tli0 w ant. Bodnoy obediently glanced about, t Davie County’s Read By The People Best Advertising Who Are Able To Medium - DAVIE COUNTY FAIR - Mocksville Enterprise Buy (A HUNEYCUTT PUBLICATION) VOLUME 58 Clement Grove Mocksville, N. С. AlOCKSVILLE. N. C.. THURSDAY. ОС^ГОВЕК 1, 1H.3G No. 45 September 30 , October 1, 2,19 36 State Low ers Indebtedness Figures Reveal Cash Registrauion Bboks Орел Notice To Farmers Tobacco Caravan Visits / 1 The Following Business Firms Are Boosters Of The Davie County Fair The registration books w ill be The directors of the Davie Balance O f $22,000,000 open in the various precincts in County Soil Conservation Asso M ocksville O n Saturday Davie county, on Saturdays, Oct. ciation have set Saturday, Octo We Welcome You To The 10, 17 and 25th. If you have not ber 17, 1936 as the final date for O n 3 1 s t Day O f August registered and .wish to vote in accepting work sheets with res I A motorcade composed of to- We are expecting you in to see us the fall election, you must regis pect to the Soil Conservation Pro Attend The Fair Next Week j bacco warehousemen and merch i' I ter on one of the above dates. gram for 1936. The committee- News Briefs Of ants of Winston-Salem, visited Davie County Fair liiiloigh, Sept. 29.—State of- I All persons who havo moved into I men who filled out these work Mocksville last Saturday on their the county, who have moved from sheets for interested persojis in S tate And Nation ficialH released figures today lour of the tobacco sections, ad- ’ You’re sure to win first prize if you During The Fair The Corner one precinct to another, or who the spring will conliuvic to do so V, ; Visit our store and Let Us Show You Our showing North Carolina had in- '■f'rtisin:; Winaton-ghlem as ti have become of voting age since until tho final date. Work sheets i-''‘ Il / í!l ' iT('I'T'd its cash balance and de- Cupboard Column BKIiAKS LEG toibacco. market. The caravan' the Inst election, must register, if "•'tl also be accepted in the coun i ' / U V r ' Line Of Lcttve your packages, Overshoesi, Etc. w ith us. Look it.'i indebtedness during Kdited by M. J. H. !’»v ns ila purposo to create I ‘Ч ' Г ' ' thoy intend to vote in November. ty office until the closing date. Winston-Salem, Sopt. 30.— S. bake your cake or rolls with over our stock, ask for prices, information cheerfully llii' last year. goodwill and interest tobacco, Supervisors have almast com- S. May, 101, was brought to a 'I'ho combined monthly atate- HILL IMAGIC ¡¡rowers in the market, was com given. We are displaying Heaters of all sizes and des LAYMAN RALLY TO BE-- HELD - , pletfid chocking compliance and !í! f iiK'iit of the auditov and treaaur- hospital hero with a broken'log prised of -sovóral cars and a banil AT YADKIN VALLEY CHUKUH from the records in the county John Deere farm Machinerx "Wu cannot always know how truck, decorated, with vcloth ban^ criptions this week. No doubt you will need a Heater or a i;r listed a cash-on-hand baiiuice suffered in a fall at his homo office over 95% of the producers Mocksville’s Best nl' .'j;2ii,701,81(i.G0 as of August much we care ners and bumjier stiMpa. They Cook Stove, or both. I f so we both lose if you don’t see The Gospel Prayer Band of are in line for payment. Th’cf near Yadkinviile. v Job Lot- of Men’s and Boys’ Shoes, values fi'om ?2.00 to I'or old familiar things until we spont/a short while in our town I :!l, t'omparcii to $19,615,001.01 on Davie County will hold their an payment will probably average ?3.B0, special at ...... ?1.48 to $1.98 us first. find making talkf), distributing adver Aiiijust 31, 1935. nual laymans rally nt Yadkin bettor than $50.00 per „farm. That they are gone. I did not CARE IN SCHOOL ZOiNE tising matter and inviting tho and your biscuits with The state debt was .$103,894,- Valley Baptist Church, Sunday, The work sheet covtrs the farm Men's and Boys’ Overalls ...... 69c and 97c know how fair U RG ED I growers to tho tobacco market OOO at the end of August, com- October 11th. f'.ir 1936 only and no obligations See Our New Furniture. Were my loved hills nnt.il they opening on Monday, Out. 5th, We carry a complete line of Groceries, Flour, Feeds, Stoves, ]).ired to $170,604,000 on the same Ail day service. Dinner on the are placed on the person submit Raleigh.—lArthur Fulk, direc lay behind. n-',t! (l.’itc ono year ago. ground. Everybody bring a bas ting the work sheet. tor of the division of highway if( Shirts, Blankets, Boots, Overshoes, Wool Sweaters, 25c and Over-The-Top Flour How could I know their silent iioceipts coming into the gen- ket of good things to eat. There Persons intending to file work Coppercarb for Smut in Wheat glory still safety, urged, nlotorists to take Garner Reunion To Be 50c, Men’s Hats, Harness and Fertilizer. ci'al fund during August were will be good speakers to interest sheets should do so on or before Would follow me when they were special care • when driving $1,580,517.06, as against disburse you and good quartetts and soul October 17, 1936. Held Sunday, Oct. 4th We appreciate your patronage given us and invite you to out of sight? ments from the fund of only stiring songs. R. R .. Smithwick through “school zones” ihis year See our display of Farm Machinery at the fair. “The Store Of Today’s Best” Or that their magic coloring The Seventh Annual reunion of ¿'Й’ < visit our booth at the fair and see our products on display. il,530,602.24. W ith the balance A banner will be given for the I County Agent. as he noted today that 159 North would spill the lineal descendents of the We Appreciate your Patronage of $5,509,503.17 brought over largest church attendance of ---- ' ------Carolina children were killed and fi'om July, the general fund to Across the fabric of my dreams pioneer Philip Garner, will toe Davie County at this rally. 787 injured last year who were taled .?8,559,418.59 on August 31. at night? Retail Advances * held Sunday,' October 4th, near . .Ш' But, sitting here, I listen to the under 14 years of , ago. . -...... ;'Í^VAíUi- On the same date one year ago, . A. t* I* A thu site of the first settlement, Т Г З '”’ I prior to lYOO on the estate of H. i>r ■■ Martin Bros. Horn-Johnstone Co. w a 'O u i“ $6,‘/09,573.85 in And think of quiet uplands, far iraîrsîïîZi rwïnrîiatuware store the general fund. Mr. Lynn Puckett, a skilled LOST ÜLÜODHOUND FOUND >1. Gai'ner and! located threo MOCKSVILLE, N. €. away, Near the Depot,. Mocksville, N. (j. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Highway fund receipts during mechanic, having years of ex Atlanta, Sept. 30. — A more miles North of Denton, on Sta'ta, 1 Once more I feel their peace en ‘McAIester, Okla.— Old Boston, August totaled $3,028,587.66, as' perience on all makes of autos than seasonal increase in retail Highway 109. I velop me, • famed bloodhound of the, McAles B e atrainst disbursements of .?3,133,- trade paced general improvement The lineal descendents include And I forget the sting of salty and trucks, and who served as ter penitentiary, waa found to 7‘l(i.24, leaving a balance of .$10,- of commerce and industry in the members of tho families of Gar spray. a mechanic in the Government day in thé hills south of String- 70.'!,.'’.00,28. southeast during August, . the ner, Snider, Lanier, Becker, Boat. Instead of high blue waves, 1 Air Service during the World tuwn and Warden Roy Kenny Jffli W e l c o m e T o Visit Our Booth At The This figure wns considerably ¡Federal Reserve bank of Atlanta Black, Tyaingors, Nances, and Attend The Seventh Annual '■ visualize War, will be at Kurfees & Ward’s said he apparently was ‘all lower that tho balance of $13,- ji'cported today. many others. The blue of tranquil hills against Service Station during the three right.” Lloyd Carr, switchboard llil,895.04 in the highway fund !■ Tho six states of the sixth di.s- An interesting program ’ has the skiea." Davie County Fair day^, , Ha, operator at the prison* said War Davie County Fair at the same date one year ago. ' trict showed heavier volume than l^eeii arriiriged,'' Dr;’’J; B', Hiirlby, Davie County will be operating ono of Pure den Kenny called from a farm Hoceipts from all other funds . (Pearl Council Hiatt.) n.'ii,. A 1 , ‘1 “Iso for wholesale trade, D.D., Hon.^ J. R, McCrary, of house. totaled $667,231,70 during Au- 0.1 s Motor Analyzers and can roHidonti'al contract awards, coal Lexington, and Prof. A. M. Snid Pure’» Motor Analyzer tell you the condition of .your niining, pig iron production, and ‘.“itSEiSKÍffií! ‘i Davie County L'Mst. iigainal; diHtiiii'smnpnts nf Tlin nlinvR pneni won for Mrs. er, of Coffman, w ill deliver ad- , ■-г;гиудшш.удгттуОТ11 motor and iijake any minor ad HUiNTS WASHBOARD ; >jui2Bsaïï«nia5ïWS:i «810,745.14. Charles E. Hiatt, of Pilot Moun operations at lumber and cotton dresses. A|s a special treat tho ------œif Fair justments necessary to give you seed oil mills. IN KEY OF G W iH B e M Tho state’s del5t was listed as tain, the "1936 Halstead Cup,” Baptist. Orphanage Quartette b«itter performance. The.se ser xnllows: given at a recent meeting of the Decreases were noted in life San Jose, Calif.—A shortage from Mills Home Thomasville, vices are free. You are invited ,’>'й yjTí ï tiuneral Fund Bonds, $56,763,- North Carolina Poetry Society. insurance sales, total contracts of washboards in the key of G 'will be present for a part the day lo come in any day. V Г ' \í¡" 000; World War Veterans’ Loan Mrs. H iatt is a native of Red awarded, building permits and •was reported tot^ay by Hulbert and will sing some of their spe < ' Vi Kurfees & Ward’s FAIR Springs, N. C., and has received cotton milll activities., Figures lioiuls, .$2,500,000; Highway K A P PA NEW S Hood, San Jose accountant-mu- cial selections. Jiond.s, .$91,271,000;' Chowan Riv several honfrs for other poems for these classifications how .■ilcian. "ood has been approach All members, of the family and er Bridge i^und Bonds, $350,000; of unusual merit. ever, were larger than for Aug'- Rev. and Mrs. B. C. Reavis, of ing hardware clerks with the friends are invited to come and Service Station Cape Fear River Bridge F'und ust, 1935, " querry: “Have you a washboard bring baskets and boxes with 1 i Greensboro, were dinner guests Retail sales, ibased on reportei Bonds, $1,175,000; special school Miss Harriet Monroe, who was of Mrs. Reavis’ parents, Mr. and in the key of G?” Then he in- lunch. Campbell-W alker of 57 firms, were 18.9 per cent buikling bonds, $11,835,000. known as the “patron saint of apects the stock by rippling his Wednesday - Thursday - Friday Mrs. J. F. Cartner Wednesday. ahead of July, and 14.7 per cent American poetry," died of a heart Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Davia, of fingers over the corrugations. .ntack on Sept. £6, at Arequipa, . T.; ahead of August last year. The He has found none. Miss Mary Holthouser Take your car around for a William F. Moore il*® Sundaj I adjusted index of daily average Peru, She was born in Chicago, guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dead Funeral Home In France nnd her first poems appeared in SEES FUNDS FOR CANAL FREE INSPECTION cent, the highest level recorded thi.i' city’s newspapers. Her Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Jones and Relatives here received word of since the 1923-1925 average. New York.—Mayor John T. William Moore, зол of Mr. and "Columbian Ode” was sung by a sons were shoppers in Salisbury the death of Miss Mary Hanes For the eight months of th^ Alsop, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla., Mrs. W. L. Moore, ,who joined the chorus of 5,000 voices at the Thursday. Holthouser, of Winston-Salem, year, retail sales led 1935 figures expressed’ the belief today the Mr. and Mrs, Robert Williams which occurred at her home on PURE OIL COMPANY U. S. Navy this summer, is now opening of the World’s Fair hi by 12.9 per cent. coming session of Congress Ambulance Service and aon, of Cleveland, spent S. Church street on Monday OH the U. S. S. Raleigh, which Chicago, in 1893, which was in The monthly incr(«ise in whole would appropriate ,the funds to Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Leo morning, as the resuh of a heart was to reach a French port on celebration of the 400th anniver- sale trade was 7.3 per cent, while continue construction of the Of The Carolinas West. attack. The deceased was a niece Sept. 29. His numbers of fri .sary of tho Discovery of Amer August this year stood 16 per Florida ship canal. Phone 48 Mocksville, N. C. Mr. and Mrs, W ill .Peacock and of Mr. M. J. Holthouser of this ends will be interested to hear ica. She founded the magazine, cent over August, 1935, and the G. N. W ARD, Agent A Booster family spent Sunday with rela place, and' had frequently visit ■:f his cruise. "Poetry," In 1912, and did much eight months of this year led the tives, near Society. FREE TOLL BRIDGES ed here. She was the daughter to encourage young poets in their same period of last year by tho Mr. and Mrs. John Smoot, of Montgomery, Ala —Alabama’s of Mrs. Fannie Holthouser and CONCORD CHURCH HAS work. same amount. \ Salisbury, spent the week-end the late Elmer Holthouser, of SUPPER SATURDAY NIGHT United States buieau of labor State toll bridges were freed with Mr. T. L'.- Koontz, Winston-Salem. She was a mem. Admiral William S. Sims, who STntistics reports quoted by tho today by proclamation of •' Gov j Jf you want a good time Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cartner ernor Bibb Graves. Governor ber of Troutman Lutheran A chicken stew will be given commanded the An',-'rican _ fleet bank placed employment in .Tuly Church and was'a talented musi at the home of Mr. Joe Everhardt, spent Sunday afternoon with Mr, Graves said tho "happy moment” during the World Wai', died in 1.4 per cent better than in June, cian. She is survived hy her Sanford Motor Co. and Mrs. S. A. Jones. had, arrived for the lifting of near Gi-easy Corner, on Saturday Boston on Sept. 28, aged 77. He and 12.5 per cent over July, 1935. Mr. and Mrs, E, E, Koonta mother and two brothers, Lind ATTEND THE tvoning, beginning nt 5 o’clock, will bo buried in Arlington Na tolls from the 15 bridges built in and family spent awhile Sunday say and Hugh Holthouser, all of fill' the ben,efit of Concord tional Cemetery on Thursday, 1929 and 1930, afternoon with Mr. and Mra, W. Winston-Salem, Tl/S funeral was. Ford Dealers 23 Years TO THE FAIR Methodist Church. The public is with ful naval honors. Admiral CCC Taking On 109,276 A. Byerly. conducted at Vo«ler's Chapel on. UíWb.. cordially invited to patronize this Sims wns noted for his sharp, WORLD ALTITUDE MARK Davie County Fair Mias Edyth Koontz spent sev During Month Of Oct. Tuesday afteynoon .at 4:30, by. worthy cause. constructive criticisms of tho London.— An official announce Rev, Gordon Spaugh, Bishop J. Bo sure to pay us a visit and soo our lino of New Fall American Navy. Although he eral days last week with Miss Washington, Sopt. 30. — The ment today credited Squadron K. Pfohl and Rev. D. L. Rights. standard Oil, Gas and Lubricants 23 Years was unpopular in some circles Margarette Ijames, of Coolee Jlerchandiso. We are daily Rotting in the newest things Civilian Conservation corps plans Leader F. D. R. Swain of the Interment was in Woodland for his plain spcech, he found a mee. to enroll 109<276 men during the Royal Air Force, with having set Cemetery. Misses Daisy, Nqll for Fall wear and invite you to see them. .strong supporter in the late Theo Mr. R. L. McDaniel, of State Goodyear Tires and Tubes 23 Years first tAvo weeks of October a's a world record altitude flight of and Annie Holthouser, Mildred JIM-YoJ№ <7«b dore Roosevelt, when he was Pre sville, spent Thursday in this 5rtEii.goXr replacements for those who have 49,967 feet, bettering the old re Blackwood and Mr.s, H. A. Lagle,. New Fall Shoes, Hats, Pants, Shirts, Sweaters and Jackets sident. community with relatives. dropped out to. enter private cord of 48,698 feet by 1,269 feet. attended the funeral. ,,,, ,( //6’Lt 1-ОЛН J Miss Ruby Warren, of New for the men. , . employment or who leave' the - . МЁ T £ ! ^ The other, day somebody asked Salem, spent Monday night, with If you want the News corps today at the conclusion of LICENSE REVOCATIONS Í us to name the battles of the War Virginia Jones. New Home To Be Built its seventh period. IN STATE O V E R 5,700 "Comfiimcms an: louus which lenders Between the States, in which Mrs. Jesse and .Ervin Wilson We Sell Quality Products In women’s Keady-to-wear we are showing pretty new The replacement program, an expect bacl{ with heavy interest" North Carolina troops took part. spent o',ne afternoon last week Raleigh.—'fhe number of au- . M aterial has been placed ou Full Dresses, Sweaters, Hats, Shoes and Hose, Subscribe To nounced today by. Robert Fech- O C T O B E R Of course this 'is a Jargo order, with Mrs. W. F. H, Ketchie. tomobile operators’ license re- the A. F. Campbell lot on North .4 I — 1—Alexander Иска 1,000,000 ner, director of emergency con- and we cannot mention all the A'lain Street and work on the re Persians nt Arbcia, B. C. serviation work, is intencljed to vocations passed the 5,700 mark Special showing of School Shoes for the Children -— ^ — 331 conflicts, ibut here' are some of Hill, of the Confederate Army; today v/hen the motor vehicle sidence has begun. H. H. Lanier bring the corps up to its author 2—First Pan-Amcrican Con. the outstanding engagements: and for a number of years Pro division announced the suspen has the contract for building the 1"Л-> ized strength of 350,000. I t calls Best selection of school prints, fast colors, in town. ference opens at Washing. Bethel (Va.) Manassas (land 2), fessor Hill taughc"English at the sion of 47 more licenses, mostly Camplbell home, i ton, 1889 for the enrollment of 97,526, Seven Pines, Sharpsburg or An- A. & M. College, now State Col for drunken driving to make young men, 7,120 war veterans 3—Jacques Cartier arrives at tictam, Chancellersville, Fred- lege, Raleigh. His daughter is 5,736 revocations since the law present site ot Montreal. and 4,991 experienced local men. Watch The Fords Go By i:3s. erickburg (Va.) Gettysburg (Pa.) now in charge of the Lrbraiy of went into effect November 1. IN THIS ISSUE The Mocksville the. North Cai'olina Historical A n increase ot 16,200 men Chiclcamauga, Spottsylvania Court ist»ss№ii!isi;ixi2i;K]3;i)!isKia:ixisi»si!a!:i»!:N23i)!i!si!0SDii£№i»i3i№ixi3;i»!Si»i;gi»sciy from the states in the drought 4—Frederick Rem ington, House, Petersburg, various points Commission, in Raleigh.. RALEIGH PRISONER News, page ...... 1 u . lamed painter, born, 1861. area on the south and west was M in North Carolina including Fort lA K K s OW N l i f e Dragons Drive You, page 2 authorized ao as to provide for Fisher, and Appomatox, Va. The When this paper appeiirs in IN CELL AT JAIL Floyd Gibbons, page ...... 8 25 Million Buyers Can’t Be Wrong Mocksville’s Newest Store 1* 5—Great Havana cyclone. last battle fought on Ntorth Caro»- print the seventh Davie County young men from families placed Enterprise J i r ' i 1,000 die, 1768. Comic Sec0bn, page ...... 3 on re.'ief rolls because oi' the Raleigh.—The death of James lina soil лvas at Waynesville, on F air w ill be in fu ll swing, ao you * Editorials, page ...... 4 6—Attempt to cross Atlantic drought. H. J.'ic.lrRor), 40-yoar'Old fnthei'- ЛЛ-L?^ ПТw Мяу 8, 1865. Theso facts have may not take 1!ime to i’fifld thi."? Irvin S. C(rl»l>, juige ...... Ü in b.illuuii iella, goc. only Proposed enrollment by states of six children, waa recorded as f . 100 miles. 1873. been obtained from D. H. I lill’a column. Next week we hope to News Pictures,! page ...... 6 * included; Three Big uays "Young People’s History of North give somo of the impressions suicide today. Jackson was found Sunday School/Lesson, p 6 0-Ì7. -British fleet fires on Brit- Hill 1 gained at the Fair. Hope you all North Carolina 1,684; South dead in his city jail cell, hang 7 Three Big Nights t >11 Carolina.” Daniel Harvey Society, page ./...... toi, C onn., 177J. titiKV was tho son of Gteneral D. H. v/ill win prizes. Carolina 1,352. ing from tho bars by a blanket. » *• ♦ » * * К