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VOLUMN XXX. UNTY MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 1928 N U M B E R 8
NEWS OF LONG AGO. publican, the highest seat in De Y P E O ' P lei An Eloquent Revolt. mocratic councils. Wall Street Betting. Trained Wild Beasts To Josephus Raps Al Smith The most interesting and signi "With a. wet Republican, Mr As usual in presidential years, Josephus Daniels, editor of the M ^uaranigg ||» What Was Happening In Davie Before ficant political delevopment of the Raskob, leading the fight, another the betting market on Wall Street Be Big Feature Of Democratic News and Disturber, a The Days of Autom obiles and Rolled past week in North Carolina was wet Republican, Mr. du Pont, as is opened, and it is stated that the red-hot partisan newspaper, in his Hose Sparks Circus the revolt of Fr.rnk R. McNinch, sisting in the direction of the cam odds at this time are 3 ^ to I that comments on Al Smith’s accept [tiling Co. (Davie Record, Sept. 2 , 1 9 0 3 ) Democratic warhorse, of Charlotte, paign and chipping in the tidy sum Hoover will win. The Watertown Come To Winston-Salem ance speech, gets the following out Mart Godby, of County Line, who announced that he would o f $5 0 ,0 0 0 to help ‘educate’ 11s Times, up State paper, suggests of his system: t, N. C. Monday, September 10 was i" town S a tu rd a y . stump the State against Smith- Southern Democrats to vote for that in Smith’s home town senti- “In the judgment of hundreds of Mr. McNinch stands by the State meut "does not rule the profess DAVIE PEOPLE” A. T. GraotvJr., made a busi- liquor, and with the ticket headed Mgr. Chas. Sparks, of the Sparks thousands of Democrats, Governor county and district tickets, but ional betting syndicates," a fact Smith should have gone no further nesv trip to Winston Monday. by a wet bolter, the campaign is Circus coming to Winston Salem, on s n a m m m t lllWtumiiasiH1 thinks the only ways to save the not one between political parties manifested in past campaigns. But Monday September 10 is of the firm than the Houston platform on pro Mrs. P. H . D a lto n h a s g o n e to Democratic Party in the South and but is a giganic contest for and a- it is early in tne game, and what conviction that varity is not only tl e hibition, or, if he felt constiained Iliddenite S p rin gs. in the Nation to give Smith, Ras- gainst the Eighteenth Amendment these odds may be along in Novem spice of life but of a modern circus to say more, to have said that, if, Mr. and M rs J. B . Jo h n sto n e kob, d u Pout and their LiquorPro and prohibition ber is a different thing. The odds as well, and ha9 this season deviated after a sincere attempt over a pe and little son Knox, visited rela from the straight and narrow circus gram the worst licking any crowd The South will never barter its may be longer, or they may have riod of a few years, he found there tives in Mebane last week. traditions of the past by augmenting ever got at the hands of the A- proud political birthright nor its been shortened up a bit. In this was need of change to secure en his two hours’ program with a vast Miss Daisy Hampton who has merican electorate. rich heritage of political ideals for early projectment of election bet forcement, he would make such re number of trained wild animal num been spending so m e tim e at H id d e The thing that made Mr. Mc- ting our New York contemporary commendations. That was what a mere mess of political pottage, bers of a thrilling nature, among nite Springs has returned home. Ninch’s revolt big news in North recalls an historical incident of the was expected by the delegates at whatever the name or label, and them being a group of five real for Jake Douthit, of Bower, came 1924 campaign which was a mix- Carolina papers Sunday was not so we shall serve notice on Mr. du est bred African lions One thing the Houston convention and most over M onday to v isit h is sister, much his refusal to support Smith Pont and his kind that there is not ture of tragedy and comedy. It that, according to newspaper reviews of their constituents outside the Mrs. E. H . M orris. — many other good North Carolina money enough north of the Ma was then no one thought Davis, iamresses the public in watching, the big cities. Instead of standing on Mrs. H . H . Jordan and ch ild ren Democrats are doing that—as the the unfortunate Democratic nomi exhibitions given by this remarkable the platform, Governor Smith takes I-V son and Dixon Line to tempt or, in ! 'I arc visiting friends in Mocksville. nee, had an outside chance to win group of lionsis is the untamed fier his stand practically on a repeal of ; ll manner iu which he flayed the his language, to ‘educate’ the man ' I il Kimbrough Furches, of Smith ceness of the animals. While yield LESS group of Eastern Republicans and hood and womanhood of the South and this was accurately reflected in the Eighteenth Amendment and a Grove, was a visitor here last week. ing to the persistent efforts of their Democrats who are running Smith’s to march with liquor cohorts. . . . the betting odds which were 9 to 1 substitution of separate actions by trainer, John Guilfoyle, to train Miss Lucil Garrett who has been campaign. If Mr. McNinch’s state- "I have crossed the Rubicon, I on Coolidge. Davts had some per th e 4 8 States, with safeguards a- them the tricks that primarily make visiting Miss Grace Coley left last ment for the press is a sample of sonal friends who had some money gainst sale by saloons and prohibit- know this is revolt. Itisso intend their performances so interesting, week for her home at King’s tne line of the argument he will and this lack of confidence in him iou of interstate shipment. This ed. More than a 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 o th e rd ry there is‘abundant evidence that their Mountain. grieved them. They felt that the is In substance the proposition sub use on the stump, the voters of Democrats in North Carolina are native wildness has not been subdued J. J. Eaton is able to .be out a- North Carolina have, some redhot long odds were sapping' the confi mitted by Senator Tydings to the 'EST likewise crossing over. Another and that they are still "kings of the gain after an illn ess w ith fev er. political oratory in store for them 1 0 0 .0 0 0 will refuse to march under dence of the Democrats throughout forest” despite their enforced cap Platform Committee and not ap [PORTABLE R. D. W . C onnor, o f W ilm in g this fall. Even those who disagree the Smith banner or rally to the the Nation. They understood the tivity. Cleverly asthey have been proved by the committee. It would ton, spent part o f la st w eek h ere with the Charlotte anti-Smith battle cry of the Little Brown Jug psychology of elections enough to trained, it would be quited unsafe be to revert the whole prohibition iE X lA B L l * with Mrs. Connor, who is visiting leader must admit that he is dead to the tune of ' The Sidewalks of know that lack of confidence was tQ exhibit these lions on an open ring, question back to the condition-that and consequently they are presented her mother/ Mrs. PbilHp Hanes. in earnest, feels this cause deeply New York. That will be revolu fatal. existed prior to the World War, Icftcw sc»d daily Dr. E. M . G riffin, o f F a r m in g One of the friends of Davis pro in a great Safety First arena, in and g iv e 4 8 different sorts of alco |)tn d a te Sdte • O ne sntf n Ciirtl and states his position with rare tion. But by this revolution we which they can be seen to take ad ( I a n d I) (orb ton paid us a pleasant call Friday. eloquence and facility. As an ex shall save the Democratic Party posed that they make up a big pool holic content. New York with li for* round Kip vantage with absolutely no danger o n ly 2.4c a tnilo Mrs. Zeb B - P y a tt’s m o th er and ample of good political writing, if o f $5 0 ,0 0 0 or more and offer to' quor of the highest content with from humiliating surrender to the to the audience The-Sparks Fight Joro date *otc • One and a ItaU sister Mrs. S . A . P . B v a n and M iss cover these long odds. He said Kansas the smallest and all vary (2 a m i I] faro nothing else, we quote the follow liquor interests of the North atid in g Lion 3 are in worth company,-for f o r round trh Barbara, o f K en a u sv ille, are v isit ing extracts from’ Mr. McNinch’s that the odds were ficticitious and ing intoxicating ' strength in be only 2,Vc a mile East, and drive out of the Demo half a score of other remarkably that the display of a large amount ing Mrs. Pyatt. statement setting forth his reasons cratic temple those who would de trained wild beasts and included in tween. It is simple repeal of the * 0 Ctatlons on S outhern Hallway J. J. Rich, of East Bend, was in for actively opposing the election file it by making it a mere party of Davis money would force them the new displays, chief of which are Eighteenth Amendment, nothing IpeWod 6 mcttfto. d ow n to 2 - to I T h e W ealthy- more- nor Iessi OtTthe' State Risjhts Wi.cuui purchaser an d between town recen tly...... ’. ofSmit-h: ■ for trafficking Itr liquor politics;’” ’ Tgrrtup-Of royaTBebgal tigers that J ta n c c 200 taSlcs o r less. mi | Misses Bessie Stoner and Edith "Governor Smith is' mllitantly, If that’s the way the rest of the triendh of Davis contributed liber have been trained to the limit of theory’. That theory is lauded in . • • * tic • • • * • Ic Swicegood left Monday for Raleigh defiantly wet. Mr. Hoover is un anti-Smith Democrats in Mecklen. ally. The optimism was contag animal intelligence by Franz Woskr. one sentence and in the next sen • ' I.OC Then there iB a mixed group of Po to enter school again at the Baptkt compromisingly dry. Theissue is burg feel about it, there is going to ious. Some felt that even if they tence there is a promise to "pre lar bears, g rea t D ane d ogs and Iillia- serve for .the dry StatesFederrl en Female University. clear cu t. be a hot time in Charlotte and en did lose they could hedge on Cool L Roiltvay System TIcRct Agent putian ponies—all recent importa Netv cotton is being marketed "The result can only be regard virons between this and November. idge the next day and make some actment of prohibition within their tions from the world’s foremost Agent, WasEiinglOit, 0. C. and is se llin g at 11 to 15 c e n ts per ed as a referendum on prohibition. —Tvinston Journal. m oney. own borders." Nothing could be wild animal training quarters at pound. In such a contest only one course Full of hope and with $50,000 of more inconsistent. If each State Stellinghen, Germany. Of course Mrs;. Laura Lewis and daughter his triends’ money in his pocket is to regulate how much kick there possible to me and I shall, there Keep 7Em at Home' and there are many other animul acts cf Miss Junie of Montezuna, Ga., and the emissary went to Wall Street. is in the liquor it imports, manu ^5^E3S^5E53iEE^SnES fore, oppose Governor Smith and a domestic nature intermingled with He came back with hope, but no factures and sells, the State alone little Miss Alleen Galloway, of support Mr. Hoover. He was good Occasionally Apply the wild animals, a group of South money. He had placed it all at 9 should have control of all enforce Mt. Airy, -are visiting their sister enough for Woodrow Wilson and American llamas have been trained the Strap to I. "Now watch the odds break," ment and other matters. There is - and aunt, Mrs. P. S. Early,’Jon R. 4-; he is good enough for me. I have to bend obendience to the will of the tmtanmmmttttoniau...... From Franklin Press. he said happily. They broke the no strength in the argument to do A. M. Garwood, of R. 3 , w a s in tried to think whole matter through trainer and will be another rare "Now we have the case of a Ma next day, but not according to this and then call on the Federal WALKER town M onday and told u s th a t th e and can reach no other conclusion feature of this famous circus in con con county girl who is only seven schedule. Theyjumped from 9 to Govetnment to do the enforcing.” BCTORS tobacco crop w a s b a d ly d a m a g ed consistent with my deep convictions junction with the Sparks seals and teen years of age charging two I to 12 to I and the next day they sea lions, the Bibb county pigs, and After reading the above from :XPER!ENCED LMBALMI.K Sunday night bv the wind and hail. and jU harmony with my long and men with serious crime against her. w ent u p 14 to 1. The man who a host of other animal acts that have the pen of Josephus most folks ize in the StarreU lain'1 J. A. Naylor left for school at unbroken record in favor of prohi The evidence in the preliminary conceived the brilliant idea did^not helped make the name Sparks fa would think he couldn’t vote for ir Sanford Motor Contfar^ Buie’s Creek th e first o f th e w e e k . bition and every other measure trial brought out the fact that the mous, a household word. AU wil NlGHT PlIONB D. I. Reavis, of Cross Roads show up for three days. And Al and be honest with himself. But which has been directed against be seen in the studendous street par- uujtt»»atu»uujutiu habit of taking rides with boys and w h en He did sh o w u p h e w as d e party conies first with Josephus, a Church, was in town Monday on the liquor evil. ade at 11 a. m . on Cuscus Day. meD. Aftertheinevitablehappen cidedly unpopular. So it is not political job second and prohibit his way south. "I can but follow the plain, im Seats can be secured Circus Day ed a warrant for the arrest of two likely that this particular group ion third. He will work and vote P/K.M a NOS, Prop.I Mrs M. S. Carter, widow of perative dictates of my conscience at Up-Town ticket office same price men was arTested are guilty of the will engineer any coup to break for Smith, regardless of the fact Ln IN MOCKSVILLE Archibald Carter, was found dead and judgedment. I cheerfully ac as at show grounds. crime as crime charged will be de the odds against Smith.—Charlotte that he said some time ago that J the Best Food the market aiM ’- iu her bed last Thursday morning. cord to every other’ Democrat the termined by a jury. But whether O bserver. it would be a fatal mistake for 'the ■Kinds of Ice Cream and Sufi Mrs. Carter had been in bad health same right. I do not questiori the Bryan’s Soul Is March- guilty or not guilty the reputation Democraticparty to nominate a for a long time. She was more sincerity or challenge the patriotism of the girl is ruined forever. Day man with the wet record of Smith. than 80 years of age. The remains of those who disagree with me. I An Absurdity. ing On. after day the news columns of the The logic of Chairman Charles A. Creditors Notice. "ere laid to rest in the Center Graham Messenger. do not think of them as ignorant papers contain accounts of similar Hines of the state board of elec graveyard Funeral services were or narrow or bigoted or unworthy, tions is clear. His postulate, ac- Josephus Daniels gave Tammany Dry Agents Busy aving q u a lifie d as A(linio>=t(ir;tllliH1,,J' cases and only an all wise Creator cording to a statement attributed to a bad quarter hour at Houston wl e 1 Twelve distilleries and a vast JtateoT- E."E." - " Vogler, Ier jjjjgdai conducted Rev. F. M. Allen. A as some have pleased to think of us a- knows the number of such cases him. is in the constitution of North Sreby given to all per*011-'’ sister and neice survive, Mrs. Chat be read his long resolution eulogizing mount of booze making equipment who will not support Smith. that are kept out of the papers. Carolina. Thatinstrument "allows Iainst the estate ol -•"* .,, l01| William Jennings Bryan to the De aud supplies were taken in the last jpseiit the s a m e for PWttis-1''" terIon and Mrs. T. L. Kelly. "I have always voted the De a voter to cast his ballot as he sees After all is said the blame must rest mocraticjconvention. Their feelings Tdersigned on or before 1 Jlial( Mrs. J. F. Ratledge died at her At”; he may cast a secret ballot if vhree days by federal dry agents, mocratic ticket from top to bottom. mostly upon the shoulders_of the ■iy|ly 1929LitiH orthlSDOMM^y^ UI - ns Uiileul YS he wishes to do so. JEhe latter pro may be imagined by tbiB outburst according to reports sent Luke Os Br of recovery. AU pe • ^ inaitesJ home on R. i, last Wednesday, For more than 3 0 years I have parents of suca girls. When young vision is to all intents and purposes from Senator Edwards of New Jer lid estate will please cjlLitf ne<| wittfl Aug. 26th, leaving a husband and defended the party and its princi teen deputy administrator in charge lmentJment with with, thethe, oode « J||lv, ,gj girls who have not reached the age a dead letter; nevertheless, accord sey, on his return. He is quoted in nine children. Her remains were ples and proclaimed its excellences. of the middle district enforcement flay. This the 12th” ,day . P VOGLt.--vo G lEH. of mature judgmeht aie permitted ing to Mr. Hines, it is contemplat New York newspapers as saving: 9 U. Ly FR. laid to rest at Center Thursday crew . ffUF . v O A I am proud of my. humble Demo to ride the highways and by ways ed by the constitution that when "The only major political figure in r v I- Vogtor. d I cveuiug, the funeral services being Agents L G. Trexler and J. F. Administrators of E cratic record. I re-affirm my faith with men who are almost strangers a man or woman approaches the recent American history who tried • A. T. GRANT, Atty- conducted by Rev. Mr. Moten, of to force a false and misleading issue Ralledge accounted for the slaugh in its great principles and policies parents may expect the worst to ballot box that apprach shall be free. Yadkin College. Mrs. Ratledge down the throats of the electorate ter of the unfaithful iu the State of and my present course is actuated happen. No stature or rule can be made to "ias the oldest daughter, of E. P. was the late William Jennings Bryan, Wilkes while Agent Charlie Rose- by a sincere desire to save the par In this unfortunate Macon coun bind. There may be regulations jn Casey and a sister of Mrs. John and he was defeated for the presi mond, his son Glenn, and Deputy ty from wreck and ruin at the ty ease we are also inclined to be the interest of orderly voting, to se Current. cure against fraud or imposition; dency three times, and in organizing Frank Cole did the work in Orange hands of pretended friends in the lieve that the state is not entirely and promoting his own defeat he co u n ty . -Miss Bessie Foster has been very North and East who are really but the qualified voter's own will is free of guilt. In the cross exami wrecked the Democratic party over sick for several d a y s is so m ew h a t the only power to direct for whom Trexler and Ratledge got a total seeking to capture our party solely nation of the girl she was unable a period of three decades. The fact or what he shall vote. o f 10 stills, over 1 5 0 gallons of uproved. to promote the liquor interest. to understand ordinary English. It follows that a primary election that the Great Commander is now jysg £&&&%*,! L H. L. Rice, of Cooleemee, has whiskey and over 1 5 ,0 0 0 gallons of iMm “Mr. Smith has absolutely no Did she learn anything in school of can have no legal relational with a moldering in bis grave was one of Rone to Hot Springs, Ark., for his beer in addition to hundreds of claim upon any Democrat on sex relations or the state still too general election., except to supply contributing foster to Democratic health. harmony at Houston. Without the gallons of pomace, a cider mill and grounds of I party loyalty. He is sqeamish; to teach matters of this candidates. Whatever compulsion Blighting influence Jofj Bryan, Miss a big ’ amount of equipment for Master Floyd Carter, of Fork the originali bolters of the 19 28 unfortunate girl attended school there may be a party member, the P r in tin g Church, is quite sick. Democracy,has yet an opportunity making liquor and brandy. Four campaign. /H e ruthlessly scrapped during the years that the law re participant in a party primary, as to survive and prosper.” Edwards of the distireries were , near Reuben Rev. Mt. Trott, of South River, the prohibition ,plank of his party. quires? What of the state depart to his course in the general election, h s l A ^ pfeached at F u lton last S tiiid a y . there is none in statute law and no is right. Brydffliving would be an Prevett’s house four hear Windy ry burin*** Neither should Ne or any other be ment of welfare? It is doing its unchanged lion ip the path of wet F. M. Carter and little son, constitutional basis for any. In Gap and two near the Boone Trail. .. if y ou^ L in g »fli, Mrs. heard to criticize' the Democrats duty in Macon county? Thereare adventures. Bryan dead may yet jseO fprintingfbstjs more Pjj 1 t p0,„ 0 Salisbury, are visiting relatives short, the state ought to have a se stop them. For if the South ever No moonshiners were caught, the who refuse. to vote for him. For many questions of this kind to be atForkChurch. cret ballot, expressive of the very awakens to Tammany exultation warning system was working too it» y o u r b u flo* Iheit was who first put high pre- considered, but after all, straps spirit of democracy, the notion" of a over the fact that it’s leader’s voice w ell. e m o n e y e n d sSnie . Mrs. John Hanes, of Fulton, is is stilled by death, it may go to polls Imium upon political independence properly administered by parents legal compulsion on the voter in a serIonslv ill. Her son Dr. Hanes singing the battle hymn: to boys and girls who are inclined Thirty billion cups of tea are con {by repudiating all the-great De- primary to ratify the primary re "William Bryan’s body lies a 15 with her. sumed each year in America. How ?cs*-«sa to go wild, will have a wholesome sult in the general itself as an ab- moldering in the grave, . I mocratic leaders in the nation and 1F- M. D ixon, o f W y o 1 -was in would you like to be tEe iceman? z s s & r affect."' ' Turffify.-Greensboro News. HiiTsoul is inarching on!" - re c a n 6™ **° °"n ,ast week on_btisiness_ {.bestowing upqn Mt. Raskob,, a Re THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCksViLEE. N. C. sfePTi^Bim s'.
under 16 years of age, Nol pros with A six months road sentence to issue sub ^ THE DAVIE RECORD. leave. ject to the order of the court. THE DAVIE RE T. B. Settlemyre1 reckless driving. Alias C. W. DeButts. operating car under in capias. Continued. fluence of whisky. Fined $75 and costs, Largest Circulation C. FRANK STROUD - - Editor. L. C. Deadmon. arson. Continued. with 6 months suspended road sentence. H. H. Owen, Elgin Owen, a. w. d. w. Odell Watts, a. w. d. w. Finded $25 Davie County New TELEPHONE Alias capias as to Elgin Owen. Contin and costs. ued as to H. H. Owen. Dorsey Britton. Possession and trans- MCALAND PERSON Entered at the PostofBce in Mocks- Sam and Clyde Burton, violating elec portating. Fined $25 and costs. Prayer rille, N. C.. as Second-class Mail tion law. Continued for defendants. for judgment continued for two years. matter, March 3.1903. G. H. C. Shutt, violating election law. Lerov King and Ernest Smith. Larceny Charlotte lint cotton Continued for defendant. Smith enters plea of guilty of larceny of Tom Lyons, larceny. Defendant pleads property value of which is under $20. We Have A Big Display Of New Bring your b ab y to SUBSCRIPTION RATES: guilty to forcably trespass, Prayer for Twelve months on roads, suspended. sh o w th is year. ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - $ I OO R. A. Neely. Embezzlement. Contin judgement continued to next court. Lyons W illia m S to c k to n o SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - $ SO pays casts. ued. visited home folks here THREE MONTHS. IN ADVANCE $ 25 Carlyle Miller. Driving car intoxicated* G. A. Carter, Travis Carter. Obstruct ing roadway. Verdict of guilty suspeded Fall Ladies Ready-To-Wear w eek . Defendant waives bill and pleads guilt}. sentence to the roads for 6 months, and W hat has happened to Mrs. Clern Fined $50 and costs. A H o o v e r su p p orter fined $25 and costs, as to Geo. Carter. As Shaver, William G. McAdoo and Munzv Dyson. Operating car while in Smith wets object to a H o to the. boy Travis, prayer for-judgment Thomas Heflin? toxicated. Guilty. Fined $75 and costs. OF THE NEWEST FASHION IN in Mocksville. Geo. Craver, Olin and Glenn Bailey. continued for 2 years. Senator Simmons will not vole Larceny. Defendants plead guilty to for Uriah Brewbaker. A. w. d. w„ Twelve Ezra Furches, of Winst for Al Smith but he is still the big cible tiespass. Defendants to be confined months on roads. This sentence to take A Snappy Line Of Hats In AU The New Shades spent a few days in the c gest man in the Democratic party in jail for a period of 6 months to be as effect upon termination of sentence of week vacationing. in North Carolina, including pro signed to work on the roads of any coun larceny, capias to issue on second sent Mrs. B I. Smith and M hibition Daniels and Cam Morri- ty. At the end of 30 days the commission ence of larceny, capias to issue on second Meronev spent Wedn ers are authorized to hire them out on sentence subject to the order of court. Winston-Salem shopping condition that they give bond in the sum James Richardson, Disturbingreligious Chairman Raskoh, erstwhile of $200 each for their appearance at congregation. N. P. with L. A. B Richardson, whiskey Republican and foreigner, court—for 12 months to show that they J. M. Livengood. Same as above. Judg county, spent several but now Al Smith’s manager, is have been of good behavior. ment suspended on payment of costs. last week attending court claiming all the electoral votes in Garner Richardson. Operating automo Frank Keaton. Mfg. liquor. Pleads Mr. and Mrs. G. F. the United States with the excep bile while intoxicated. Pleads guilty. guilty. Eight months on roads. Capias tion o f 8 5 . Take the rest of then, Fined $50 and oosts, and to give bond of to issue hereafter. of R- 4 , are visiting rela friends in East Tennesse brother, before your nerve gives a- $200 for good behavior, and to show he Joe Keaton, Mfg1 Whisky. Pleads guilty. w a y . has not been driving an automobile. Commissioners to hire him out to county W. H. Hobson, Sr., ai Jack Etcbison. Having distilling outfit road supervisor or other suitable parties M. Hobson, of Salisbury A good old Al Smith prohibition in bis possession. Guilty. Sentenced to and apply proceeds of labor to payment uiong the court visitors I protestant who is scared to death i i jaii for 12 months, to be assigned to work of cost and fine. For manufacturing let of the negro getting possession of on roads of any county. After 60 days the defendant pay a fine of $5o. for pos C E- Clayton, of Xew the county should Mr. Hoover be Commissioners authorized to hire him out session prayer for judgment continued. was in town a short wl elected president, says that neither to R. H. Pickens, and that he give a bond G w y n Keaton. Same as above. Pleads Fur Trimmed Coats, Ladies and Childrens nesday shaking hands of the Mocksville newspapers are of $400 for his appearance here on the 1st guilty. Defendant has invalid wife and friends. any account—that he has already day of November to enter upon the ser 8 children, and this is his first offence. stopped taking one of them and is Dresses, Silk Underwear and Hosiery, Hand Misses Fannie Gregory vice of this sentence. That commissioners hire him out for eight going to stop the other. Maybe Bradley spent Wedn M. J. Hendricks. Embezzlement. The months, one-half of the proceeds to pay the papers are like a few of the Thursday in Statesville defendant through his attorneys tendersa costs and other half 'to support his family. subscribers—we don’t deny the kerchiefs and Scarfs. You can get your Com latives and friends. plea under Sec. 312 of Jerome’s criminal For manufacturing, a fine of $50. ch a rg e. code, which plea is accepted by the State. Linden Bowles. A and A Mfg Whiskey, Miss Frauces Rich an Guilty^ Twelve months on roads, suspend plete Fall Equipment here. Samuel M., and Paul G Prayer for judgment continued until next ed, sentence. Monday for Mars Hil FarmiDgton News. court. Ernest Smith and Riah Brewbaker. Lar Calvin Snider. Selling whiskey. Mis ceny, Smith to roads for 8 months, Brew where they will enter scl Farmington school will start next The Store of Quality, Economy and Service. trial ordered. Defendant taxed with the baker 12 month. Monday, Sept. 10. AU high school Master June Bailey Sm costs. Tom and Hamp Kiger, A and A in Mfg students are expected to meet at Whiskey. Hamp Kiger 4 month on charge turned home from a two ’ Tom Barnes, Will Johnson. Possession to relatives in Greens! the school building on . Friday pre of aiding and abetting, Tom Kiger gets We IVelcome You Here To See This Line Of Merchandise of liquor for sale. Defendants plead guil 4 months on the charge of aiding and a- Winston-Salem and repot vious to the opening date. ty. Fined $10 and costs for possessing. betting. For transporting, suspended And Can Save You Money tim e. Misses Dorotha Norrington and For transporting let the defendant let the sentence for 12 months. Frances Threlkeld returned home defendants be confined in jail for 6 months Walter Bowles, A and A in Mfg Whisky, Mrs. C. G. Woodruff, n capias to issue subject to the order of the Guilty, Four months on roads. For trans went an operation for aj Friday from N. C. C, W„ where porting 12 months suspended sentence. COME EARLY they attended summer school. court. To give bond of $300 for his appearence at the Salisbury hospital is getting along nicely, h Miss Gladys Davis, of Winston-Sa H. D. Messick. Enters plea of guilty of November 1st. operating a car while intoxicated. Fined will be glad to learn. lem spent the week-end with Miss Will Allen, Forcible trespass. Prayer $50 and costs, and to $300 bond for his for judgment continued, Elizabeth James. C. C. Sanford Sons Co. Miss Evelyn Crawford ; appearsnce here for 2 year and show good Duke Lyons, Larceny, Six month on er Frank, of Lenoir, : Mr. Ray Graham left Monday for behavior. roads, week in town with friei Mars Hill Gollege where he will at Jack Rodwell. D. C. U. I. W. Defend Wade Smoot, Larceny six months on roads, -Craw’ford ca m e d ow n S u tend school this year. ant waives bill and pleads guilty. Fined Linden Bowles, Affray, Prayer for accompanied them home. Several people from here attend $75 and costs, and to give $200 for his judgment continued, ed the birthday dinner Sunday given aDpearance here at each criminal term Walter Bowles, affray. Confinen in Demand Basic (Slag St in honor of Mr. Wilt Groce. for 2 years, that he does not drive a car jail for 60 days, and assigned to work on ttoner) for Alfalfa, Swel Mr. Burke Furehes left Monday for one year; that he does not violate the roads. Sentence Co take effect Nov. 1st, Legumes and Fall Crops, To give bond of $200 for bis appearance law in any respect. tute for all Agricultural ’ morning for High Point College at that time, and pay ona-third costs, where he will be in school this year. Duke Myers. Transporting and possess H . H . B R O j William Bowles, Affray, Fined $10 Confidence Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholson ing whisky. Guilty. Fined $265 and and one-third of costs, with a 4 months Winston Salem D and sons, Lawrence and Thomas, of costs. suspended sentence. Prof. and Mrs. John Knoxville, Tenn., are visiting friends James Gore, c. c. w . Called and failed. Cash James. Affray. Fined $10 and one- and relatives here. $50 cash bond to be turned over to school third of costs. family have moved from Miss Leona Graham ieft Friday Floyd Ellis. Operating car while under Odell Smith, Affray, Not guilty, land to this city and are for Kannapolis where she will teach the influence of whiskey. Pleads guilty. Jess Smith, Affray, Fined $25 and one- one of the Bradley cc this year. Fined $50 and costs, and to give $200 half costs, Suspended sentence of 4 Salisbury street. Messers Kelly James and Howard months, bond for his appearance here for two Attorneys J. H. W] Cox, of Chapel Hill are spending Roy Smith, Affray, Sentence same as years to show that he has not violated Harry H . Barker, of EU some time witn Mr. and Mrs. E. C. the law Not to drive a car for 12 months. above, HE Southern’s confi ties is of itself bringing Brock, of Asheboro, Gih Ja m es. Marvin Cline, Possession of whisky and Alvis Lee, Affray, Prayer for judgment of Salisbury, were anion Mrs. Bynum Davis, of Winston- being intoxicated. .Fined $25 and cost. continued. dence in the South’s new industries and capi Salem was the guest of Miss Leona T ing attorneys here last v Graham last week. future is evidenced in its tal to develop the re sources of the South the Miss Rachel Anderso Miss Marjorie Gregory is spend policy of building up its lured home from Boone, ing this week in Kannapolis with her attended summer scho aunt, Mrs. Sallie Lowery. transportation facilities Southern serves. Anderson will teach a The revival meeting will begin at ahead of present needs. the coming year. the Methodist church next Sunday, n u ic * * * 1 September 9. A sustained program of Phe Record is giving ploughing back earnings piece to the prettiest gii Mr. and Mrs. E. T. McCulloh And the Southemtoday tends the Davie County and children, of Asheville, spent i i year after year, the in is planning to keep its will be held in this city the week-end here with relatives. vestment of many millions transportation machine day, Wednesday and S ep t. 2 5 -2 6 -2 7 . ' Rev. and Mrs. Walter Dodd, of of dollars of new capital, ahead of the requirements Stantonsburg 1 and Miss Leonora the loyalty of its 60,000 W anted 5 0 0 b u sh els I Taylor, of vVarrenton, spent a day of the South of tomorrow, saved from the small na or two in town last week with re employees, have built up thattheproductsof South ties. W e p a y h ig h e st ca: latives. They were on their way one of the most efficient TITUS NURSERY C( home from Ridgecrest. ern farms and factories W ayn transportation systems in Br may continue to move Mrs. Thos. V. Mock, of R. 4 , the world—with a capaci promptly over its raiis Armond Daniel ari has returned from a two. weeks ty in excess of the traffic Wednesday from RIichig visit to Akron, Ohio. She was ac through its Northern and a short while with his p companied by her daughter and now furnished by the Western Gateways sr.d and Mrs. J. A. Daniel, husband, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. territory it serves. suming his law course at H arp er. Gulf and Ocean Forts to sity South Carolina. More than handsome*** more This assurance of am take their place in the Aunt Amanda Daniels an in Prof. Jamie Moore h i mate of the county home, died last than luxurious • • • a wonderful ple transportation facili- markets of the w o r d- home from Columbia Tuesday and the body was laid to Xew York, where be sp rest at Center. She was 8 8 years new type of motor car beauty • • a weeks attending sumn of age, and had been in the home thrilling turning point in body design Mr. Moore is superinter for the past ten years. She is sur Since 1920 tbe Southern Jerusalem consolidated vived by one son, Samuel Daniels has spent (largely in the C ooleem ee. Itw U Ibeim itated, of course! The But it is not in the matchless grace and little granddaughter. South) $160,000,000 for Oewl the fine and the beautiful and beauty of exterior design alone Hon. Circero Hamm always inspire emulation. But so new equipment and other that the Silver Anniversary Buick II. ES Congressman from tbe si great is the cost of building the improvements. WhatTheCourtDid. eclipses other cars. In fleet, power In town last week shal magnificent new Fisher bodies for ful performance too, the world with friends. We ga The August term of Davie Superior the Silver Anniversary Buidc that holds no equal for the Silver Ann:* - court came to a close 1Thursday afternoon. imitation will be possible only to versary Buick with Masterpiece Cicero good advice but much costlier cars, and even these Judge Thomas Finley, of Wilkesboro, tem Bodies by Fisher. And the motor- Io be seen whether he v will find difficulty in following public, buying in such tremendous Whom the gods won pered justice with mercy, while Solicitor where Buick leads!. • ;•*. • IiP i !.? Johhs was on the job from Monday morn- volume as to force the great Buick they first make mad.” $1,500,000 has been depended in factories to work day and night to I inguntil court closed looking after the manufacturing the dies alone for supply the demand, is elevating it X k r J t F O R S A L E — Colt State’s interests. The following cases the new ^Buick bodies; and the to the propiinence of a vogue! home lighting plant in ' were disposed of: gracefully ,curving side panels bon. Will sell at a big which form one of their distinguish THE SILVER. ANNIVERSARY Brantley Fuller, e. c. w., Nol pros with MRS. C. F. SWIC leave. ing characteristics represent tko most expensive steel paneling work Red Howard, manufacturing whisky, employed on any''automobile in ERN «11 pe • Nol pros with leave. Uie world! BUICK Wllb Masterpiece Bodies By Fisber hve stoc F. G, Spearman, embezzlement. Nol are requ , pros with leave. KAIXWAY STSTEM Cart John Clement, col., carnal knowledge of MOCKSVILLE AUTO COMPANY, Mocksville, N. C. w . ,he can r child under 16 years old. Nol pros with LINDSAY FISHEL BUICK CO., Winston-Salem, N. C. is hoped ■ leave WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT; BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Jnuch Ja *, Frank James, carnal knowledge of child t h e SOUTHERN -SERVES THE S O ttL l THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSViLLE, R
Demand Basic (Slag Soil Condi 99999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999^9999999999999999^ T he fence you have tioner) for A lfa lfa , S w e e t C lover, wanted but never Legumes aud Fall Crops. Substi could buy before — tute for all Agricultural Limes. insulated against rust H. H. BROWN, and decay. Winston Saletn Distributor. American Zinc Insulated Prof. aud Mrs. John Minor and FencehasMORETHAN family have moved from near Red- 01020002480001020100005301020023532348534823482323482353535323482353485348235348482323532323482348235332234823532353235323482353234823534823482348232323482348235323484823532348232348234823532348235323D O U B L E the heat treat* land to this city and are occupying V fiM B ment 'n t^ie — ^le ProRer one of the Bradley cottages 011 fJUm/m . and only way to give a heavier Salisbury street. InU v coating of zinc with lastirig WMm quality. Attorneys J. H. Whicker, of * * This thicker, heavier zinc coating Harry H . B arker, o f E lk in , W . E . ^jTZPATRlCK, MUELLERjfltil of itself bringing protects the wire, repels rust, safe Brock, of A sh eboro, G ile s H u d so n , guards the steel and gives the fence idustries and capi- of Salisbury, were among the visit WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. much longer life. ing attorneys h ere last w eek . develop the re American Zinc Insulated Fence will ts of the South the Mis;. Rachel Anderson has re- outlast any other wire fence made tured home from Boone, where she under other known processes — sm serves. attended summer school. Miss ANNOUNCING yet it costs you the same price as the Anderson will teach at Calahaln ordinary-galvanized kind. • m Y 1 4 the coming year. You can now purchase these added years of fence service from us— and The Record is giving a $ 5 gold Friday And Saturday reduce your yearly fence cost. In stock piece to th e p rettiest girl w h o a t I the Southern today — for quick delivery—American Zinc tends the D avie C ou n ty F a ir w h ich Insulated Fence., I Inning to keep its will be held in th is c ity on T u e s IiSI Dortation machine day, W ednesday and T h u rsd a y , I of the requirements Sept. 2 5 -2 6 -2 7 . GRAND OPENING OF OUR MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. I South of tomorrow, W anted 5 00 bushels Peach Seeds PATRONIZE YOUR HARDWARE STORE. saved from the small native varie Ie products of South- !■ tfr >|i if r 4 1 tE 4 o t ‘ lI t if t >|| if r >; 1$ >i»4i >]■ ifr fr »> fr 1 » »!■1 «» ties. W e pay highest cash prices. BARGAIN BASEMENT krms and factories TIT U S NURSERY COMPANY !continue to move Waynesboro, Va. AND OUR NEW DAY-LIGHT Itly over its ia;'iS Arruoud Daniel arrived here Wednesday from Michigan to spend New Fall Goods V h its Northern and a short while with his parents. Mr. YARD GOODS DEPARTMENT prn Gateways and and Mrs. J. A. Daniel, before re ON SECOND FLOOR Ind Ocean Ports to suming his law course at the Univer Our new fall goods are arriving daily. sity South Carolina. ltheir place in the In order to make room for increasing business Come in and look them over. Prof. Iamie Moore has returned pts of the world. home from Columbia University, we have remodeled the store and have made ^ew York, where he spent several R E D GOOSE SHOES! weeks attending su m m er sch ool. more selling space! To Start the Fall Season "Ir. Moore is superintendent of the We are offering bargains in this Jerusalem consolidated school at off with a Bang, we announce a grand Cooleeuiee. popular make of shoes. None Hon. Circero Hammer, our big opening to take place Friday and Saturday Congressman from the seventh, was better for the price. ■n touts last week shaking hands Sept. 7th and 8th. with friends. W e g a v e W illiam OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Cicero good advice but it remains READ THIS— Jo ue seen whether he will take it. whom the gods would destroy, As a special inducement for you to Is well stocked with heavy and lheV first make m ad.” visit our store we are making some real fancy groceries and our prices FOR S A L E — C o lt ’s carbide °me lighting plant in good condi- money-saving offers for the Grand Opening can’t be beat. Visit us often and Km. Will sen at a ^jg bargain. MRS. C. F. SWICEGOOD, - Friday and Saturday. Bargainsare here that save money. Cooleemee, N. C. AU persons who mean to exhibit will cause hundreds to pack our store from 'e stock at the Davie county fair, \V ^cIuested to write or notify J. m o r n in g till closing time. Make your plans I • '-artner, Mocksville, N. C., so J. Frank Hendrix e can reserve room for sam e. It now to come and let nothing keep you away! 9 I Near Overhead Bridge South M ocksville . 0Pe^ lhat this exhibit will be E SO VJiM »Uch larger than last year. . ^ IH E DAVlE RECORD, MdCKsViLLE, ft C. gEPTEMBER 5, tgaS -11TI r ii ft T * ” ^ ' 111 ^ Il 1111111 ^ H TTl I Tl i i 'I Til 11 j j 111...... Jcr BconomiccT TranspcrtaUon Singer in P o litics „, _____ J 'r 1 *r■ S^‘; " i ; ■ ■ ' f '■ . RoyaS IS MANUFACTURED In
7 DAVIE COUNTY VOLUMN XXX. For DAViE COUNTY P E 0 ; pl e | NEWS OF LONGl “Try A Bag — Your Merchant Will Guarantee It" (I What Was Happening In Davi The Days of Automobiles a n l ' r iA Hose k •' Yl J. P. Green Milling Co. (Davie Record, Sept. 9 , W. F. W illiams, of SmitJ MOCKSVILLE, N. C. was in town last week. “DAVIE PRODUCTS FOR DAVIE PEOPLE” T C. Correll. of Rowan | was here last week. \ V T j | tama:inntt'.txtiaKtaat Oscar Casey has purclid - \ V , old Foard place near ]e| from Dock Creason. MUBlttMMtMEJ Miss Leonora Johnston, ville, is the guest of JIiss G aither. T. J. Byerlerly, ca;;hieij Bank of Davie, made a T h e C O A C U I m trip to Winston Friday. K L s J Mrs. R. H. Hayes, of »585 who has been visiting her| — so powerful and ThcTourfng $ Mr. Isaac Roberts, near Xe o r K oudstvr. - ' L- r ; aUi;i; ;y d e p e n d a b le th a t CU’jVWnCi i turned home Saturday. T h e C o u p e . . v U -JtJ I; •• U.-.-s-.itty c a p tiv a te d m o r e T!ie4»D«*or £ *' *4 KaulV ncv;f (Uc ::;.I Grace Divine, of Cincinnati, Metro* Rev. W. L- Sherrill Sedan ^ ^ t Iv.^ * i r •• v - t}uareereota m illion T h e Ci»nvotfiMe I';*. i:.i a kv.v~:--:-.:eJ a: I- politan opera star, heads Hoover IT COSTS LESS home Friday after a inontlj S port $ .; o ' L i.-.c. i sit.‘-e J a n u a ry 1 st! Committee of American musicians. Cabriolet ... '-} -tion. Tftc Im perial C-**’ T '.T She has put her wonderful contralto L a n tla u I — -J Co'/.? in and drive this sensa- voice at the service of the campaign The public school begii Utility $£"*(> I . u .,ii--_-.3 ill -.s'. Li:lC .d Truck -■•--v sr;.:i<;i car! D r iv e Li a s lo n g a n d managers for any dates not already m (C/iowis Ofi' >•) PU day, Sept. 1 4 th, with Mrl pre-empted by her full oper^ and con* L i p h t * m m BY TBMl 2 ;'7 Il e.< i-r.r as you IiIce— in traffic and Goodman, of Mt. Ulla 1 te a l Delivery .... 1 ni.ui.ijJ ilia v. cert engagements. (CJumisGni x) t ii u-e road. We know that B. A. Knox, of ClevelaJ Alt prices /. o. h. H inr, Mtchi^n s c: U ii say tliai i;o other au to - HQOVERISMS TSiE SAFEST the guest of his daughter, C JiccBs C'ijo*5.- vol Li tv-c:r;;e in all the world can B. J oh n ston F rid a y . D elivered Prf-. r-.i It is the individual alone who can- T Iiev in cliu is i 'i l v- CJt Iiandlini* ar.tl ii- CCIsI* Iij i-.Jllil-i 1-1 i--J L....UI, pi vo j-oa so m uch — at prices function in the world intellect and TSIE MOST COMFORTAElE Mrs. W. B. Clement lias| D ancing char<;c« ( available. foi'iisancs— so ama;i;i<-ly low! in the field o£ leadership. residence on on SaIisbur '• THE MOST KELlABtE * painted. No sensible business man wants either a boom or slump. Ho Avants TStketg Mtd daily Mocksviile Chair Compl stability. Iiiult t day iron date sale • Coe and a third Ijierected a new building 0111 fieurss? frip ttestess, £©- {I and fart Tomlinson Chevrolet Company tween stations c-rife-HOe for WsUid trip |for shortage purposes, ISO iniies or Scss < ’ «nly 1.4c a wli* Six bales of new cottj Litnst S d a y s fro m d a te sa ls Otte and a hslf itosrnif fc/ff s£e*C£fi', &e-» (I and H Cars Isold on the Charlotte man DR. E. C. CHOATE ftvccs? iiiifsstee for FCUHd tfip Mocksviile, N. C. ISO KtiteS QS1 Iesz ^ !week and brought 13c. p e r i DENTIST CQiy 2.?« aPiilfi COCC •« AMO SL eE PM S CAfiS ggj Hayden Clement, son o| Office Second Floor Front BetYKf ^it any two staticas on Soutliem RaKmjr Heuiest wisi sxose !Clement, formerly of Mo ' New Sanford Building S.Vieem tw period d months, QUALITY AT L O W ' C O S T t£Cftzit ever Oasd Sor indisidual purchaser and between |has been licensed to practic Office Phone HO CjretttfJ - ’ ** «•» .sisticat iUstaiice at9 mflee less. b
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VOLUME XXX. MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1 9 2 8 . N U M B E R 9 NEWS OF LONG AGO. Where The Catholics What Will They Do. A Challenge To Mr. the names of these men who are p e o ;p l e supporting a wet Catholic for Pre What A Democrat Says The democratic state and county Vgh1I Wan Happening In Davie Before- sident is preference to a 10 0 per North Carolina has gone Repu ^ill Guarantee It,” Shine candidates seem to be between Hoey. The Days of Automobiles and Rolled cent honest, straightforward A- blican befoie today and with less The AssocitedPress that great satan and the deep blue s;a. The The Cleveland Star published at Hose m etican . ciise than she now has. newsgathering organization has siuion pure say they are democrats Shelby, the home city of that pious Mr. Hoey being such a wise man The appointment of Cam Horri- Hing Co. I pavie Record, Sept. 9 , 1 9 0 3 ) beert*accused of being under the and intend to vote the en.ire ticket Sunday school teacher. Clyde R. and the chief defender of Catholi •son on the national Democratic ex W. I'. Williams, of Smith Grove, domination of the Roman Calholic and that the democrats candidates Hoey, is authority for the state cism and the wet1 record of Al ecutive committee to take the place I c. ivas in town last w eek . church. The headlInen of the or must not keep silent, but must ment that since the long-haired Smith it is up to him to give the of Senator Simmons, is like re 'I' C. Correll, of Rowan county," ganization have denied the charge come out into the open and boost windjammer’s opening gun in fav f AVIE PEOPLE” I people of North Caroliha the above placing an eagle with a gnat. w-as lierc last week. but it is a known fact that tuey the presidential candidate as whole or of Al Smith, Tammany candi information. We challenge him Those who will vote for Al Smith Oscar Casey h as p u rch ased th e give greater space and consider the heartedly as the republicans boost date for President, was fired at to do so. Will you do it Mr. Hoey merely because the bought-up de 0hl Foard place near Jerusalem, news more improtant of the doings their candidates for president. Shelby, that the Sunday school or will you remain silent? It is up legates of their party nominated from Dock Creason. of Catholic dignitaries than they do On the other band there is a teacher has received 4 2 4 letters con to you.—Union Republican. him for president, would vote for Miss Leonora J o h n sto n , of A s h e of Protestants. Since Al Smith, large number of Anti Smith demo- cerning his campaign for the wet and work for a Negro under simi ville, is the g u est o f M iss A d ela id e Catholic. has been nominated for crets who say that they will vote Tammanyite and only 2 2 h a v e cri Goods Box Whittier. lar circumstances Gaither. President the A. P. has been car the Democratic ticket in the state ticized the Methodist Sunday school I read, see and hear a heap that Zeb Long, of Statesville, who T. J. Byerlerly, cashier of the rying daily, thousands of words a- and county, provided the eandidat teacher for supporting the wet Ca bout the Tammany nominee and he aint true. There is nothing more has been making patriotic speeches Uank of Davie, made a business es do not come out too strongly in tholic for Piesident. cannot sneeze without it beiug her corrupt than some men’s politics. under the auspices of the Jr. Order trip to W inston F rid a y . favor of Smith in which case they According to the official figures alded all over the country. So the It’s been so ever since the devii en and other patriotic organizations Mrs. R. H. Hayes, of Pittsboro, say will scratch them. In several there was cast in North Carolina in for years, has turn tails and is now following sent out by the Associat tered the Garden of Edon. who has been visiting her father, eastern counties out in the rural the presidential electien in 1 9 2 4 , a boosting Al Smith. The Benedict ed Press surely is the truth. It is districts, documents are already be total o f 4 8 3 ,6 8 7 votes so at the a-' Even a fallen angel like Max Mr. Isaac Roberts, near Nestor, re Arnolds are increasing. regarding the engagement and ap Gardener, forgets and goes off half lumed home S a tu rd a y . ing circulated according to reports bove rate just about one voter in a proaching marriage of- Gene Tuu- cocked. It’s a fi’y. Maxcould be The highly infoiraed asses, the Rev. W. L . S h errill returned that are believed to be relliable, thousand has taken any notice of historically ignoram, the stupid no ney, prize fighter and Miss Jose pledging the singers not only,.to the defense of Smith by the Sun a good fellow if he would think ;§§ home Friday after a month’s vaca bodies, the broadminded knit wits, phine Lauder of Connecticut, Miss vote against any democratic candi day school teacher. Wonderful in more and say less; try to enlighten tion. the bought politicians, the dive- Lauder is an Episcopalian and Tun- date, county or State, that boosts deed. Doubtless Hoey had to em the living, and let the dead rest. The public school begins Mon keepers the grafters, the bootleg ney is a Catholic. Persons close to Smith. This situation has the ploy a force of extra clerks and buy He says: “If Smith is as corrupt day, Sept. 14th, with Mr. Walter gers, the wets, the aliens and the the Lauder family said that before candidates worried, aud may cost another adding machine to keep up and crooked as some people say be Goodman, o f M t. U lla 1 teach er. unthinking and traitorious Protest the engagement was announced all some of them their posts if they with the great number of letters he is, I can’t understand how’ Presi B A, Knox, of Cleveland, was ants are joining hands with the cun complications which • might arise happen to guess the wrong way, received. dent Harding overlooked him in ST the guest of his daughter, Mrs. J. ning Jesanists to elect Al Smith this difference in faith had been and the silence at present is as The Star goes on further and selecting his cabinet.” That may E. Johnston Friday. president. fully taken care of. When a Ca cribed by a number to the inability says that the Methodist Sunday have been the mistake he made. It I m T A B iE Mrs. W. B. Clement has had her It is said of Herbert Hoover’s ac tholic either man or woman, wish of many of the candidates to decide school teacher received a letter from may be if Harding hadn't made it, residence on on Salisbury street ceptance speech at Stanford uni es to marry a non-Catholic a spe how they are going to get the votes a Baptist minister who wrote as he might have been spared. JA B L E e painted. versity, Los Angeles, Cal., on cial dispensation must be obtained —Graham Messenger. follow s: I expect if three other Presidents W W d o i ty Mocksville Chair Company has A u g u st 11, “It won’t gainmiany from the Catholic church. This is ”1 am a Baptist preacher, but had appointed different men in their |t « SfilS . Q n e a n d a th ir d erected a new building on its' lot votes, bat i£ won't lose many, I t and H Vafe usually forthcoming without any am not afraid of the Democratic cabinet, they might not have been for shortage purposes, What A Democrat Says fci4 w turid trip killed Gardner says: “When a either.” We suppose this has re o n ly 1.4 « a m ile difficulty, but as rul& only on the nominee, as it seems many of my Six bales of new cotton were Ina house to-house canvass of ference to the votes given Coolidge |ts sale I Cne and a half agreement of boty that any child brethren are. I am a Democrat Democrat becomes a dictator, he Cl and ?} VafS sold on the Charlotte market last the city of Asheville, by The Ashe four years ago, if so. Hoover is as /1Of w juiid trip ren there may be brought up in the ceases to be a Democrat.” If that ville Times, Hoover is leading from my head to my heels. I know o n ly £ .? c a m ile week and brought 13c. per pound. be true, then Max is not a Demc- good as elected. As a matter of Catholic faith. Smith by nearly five hundred ma something of Republican misrule in Hayden Clement, son of L. H. crat, just a party boss. Be con :act Hoover will likely get many |tiens ca Southern Railway Thus it will be seen, what has jority. ’ So far, 4 4 2 Democrats have the nation, and, therefore, I do not j Clement, formerly of Mocksville, sistent, Max.' more vojes, than did Coolidge. i »S n tv n ifts . been contended all along] that the voted foV Hoover and 107 R ep u b li feel disposed to lead them a helping pupfftcief and between has been licensed to p ractice law . cans have voted for Smith. There The naming of Cameron Morri 12cu S illet o r Je n . Catholics do not sanction the mar hand. I shall not. Imeantovole f l\c Rev. Will Lee and family of must be some mistake about this, son to take the place of Senator ? Ic riage of any of-their members with as .Asheville Democrats are suppos as I have voted for the past .48 Negro for Congress. - i.ee Brazil, South America, are visiting Simmons on the national - Detno- a Protestant unless they get the big ed to tie solid for Smith— Winston years. If I shall live until Nov I Mr. Lee’s stepmother, Mrs. Sallie From The Wilmington Star. ciatic executive committee, al end of the bargain. The case of Journal em ber 6 I shall cast a solid Demo hway System Tlthet Agent I Lee, of this city. .Mr. Lee made Among other unprecedented fea though it will be heralded forth as the prize fighter and his intended cratic ballot because I believe in an interesting talk Sunday night, at tures of the 1 9 2 8 campaign will be an Al Smith victory, merely means |it, W sshingtont D. C. wife as told by the Associated Press Democralic principles and expect to the Methodist church about his the spectacle of two negroes mak that the politiciians are in the sad confirms what has been claimed all support them to my dying days.” *# a v & n I work in Brazil. Active Worker ing the race for Congress. Onr, dle, but probably does not mean a along. And yet we have some As Mr. Hoey has seen fit to give Jack T ucker, o f R ed la n d , had Oscar DePriest, is the Republican single extra vote foi^Smiih. This pious Sunday School teachers and the contents of this letter from a I both bones broken in his right leg n I-]1 ic - 4, 1 > nominee to succeed the late Repre is a year of politicians vs the people. leaders in ’the Protestant church minister of the gospel to the press last Wednesday while loading a sentative Madden, of Illinois, while Are we going to let the politician like Hoey, Danials, Bailey, el and his home newspaper organ has wagon with a saw log. Dr. Griffin, the other is Joseph L. McLemore, run the hog over us usual?—Caro cetera who say there is no harm in printed it, the only newspaper in I of Farmington, set the leg.. Democrat, of Saidt Louis, nominat lina Watchman. SK asaaws Catholic religion and it will be all the State as far as we have seen The Davie manufacturing Co., ed to oppose Representative L. C. right to elect Al Smith President that has done, so we challenge Mr. ALKER I lias been chartered w ith a cap ital 5 s * . Dyer, Renublican incumbent. Each The man who buys a 1 9 2 9 m odel and anyone who disputes tnis with Hoey to give us the name of this I c T O R S I ot Sio.ooo. F. E Proctor. A. T. comes from a district largely poj u- isn't so far ahead. Hismortgage is these political acrobats is called minister? Let us have it. We I p e r ie n c e d em b a lm er Grant, Jr., and C. M. Gallaher in- lated by negroes. exactly like your old one. bigoted. —Ex. want to see what he looks like and Be in the Starrett hand carpoiators. T h e y w ill m an u fac ] Sanford Motor Company’ what nlanner of a man he is. I ture tables, coffins, furniture, etc. * NIGHT PHONE 133 August Sales Of Cars And we further challenge Mr. Peter Stonestreet left for Con- Hoey to give us the name, with I cord Wednesday to visit his brother. ^ c0ew Buick is the JVe*% Reached New Figure the exception of the above reverend, I He will remain there for so m e tim e Raleigh, Sibpt.' 3 .— If sales of au of a single Baptist minister in j K. M ANOS, Prop. Will Burton, o f E lm w o o d , is tomobiles are i'ndication of pros North Carolina who is supporting ! m o c k s v il l e [ visiting relatives n ear M o ck sville. perity, then prosperity in North A l S m ith . 1st Food the market affords. J. W. Felker and Edna Walker, Carolina is on .the increase, ac Mrs. F. Louis Slade, former region Iif Ice Cream and Soft Drinks^ al director of the League of Women And we further challenge Mr. of Lappa, have returned from a cording to the new car .' sales fig Voters, has been made leader of the Hoey to give us the name of a j visit to Lipe. ures made public today by Sprague Women’s Advisory Committee for the single Methodist minister of either Hoover-Curtis ticket. She plans a Miss Mamie Starrette is going to Silver, chief of the automobile li !•editors Notice. widespread appeal to housewives. She the North'Carolina conference who j teach the public school at Kappa cense division of the State Depart reports that tremendous impetus is is supporting Al Smith. I qualified as Administors of the I this fall. ment of Revenue, which shows that being given the Hoover campaign by And we further challege Mr. IE. E. Vogler, dec’ women and women’s organizations. 7 . 21-0 new automobiles were sold in Ire n to all persons holding c J- H. and J. T. Seamouare mak- Thousands of women who have not Hoey to give us the name with one Ce estate of said decea r f w IlnKa lot of brick at A. J. Day- the State during August. This is voted before are expected to come out Ihe same for paym ent ^ exception, of a single minister of and vote the Republican ticket this Graceful contours instead of le d on or before the l2tli day ^ J 'valt's old stand. 2 6 0 more cars than were sold in the Methodist Protestant confer S o rth is n o tic e w ill be P ® , the State in July when 6 ,9 5 0 n ew year. lines "the and ■overy. AU persons mdebte MissIilla Walker, of R. 1, is ence in North Carolina who is sup s tr a ig h t gleam sparkle Be will please call and n m • I visiting friends near Harm ony. cars were sold. porting Al Smith. ■with the undersigned wit of b r illia n t colors a n d ch rom e plat- The august sales figures are sig And we further challange Mr. Ihis the 12th day of Jub Rev. S. D. Swaim filled the Bap: Hoover At Ten I C. R. VOGhEK. nificant for another reason, in that Hoey to give us the name of a ing instead of drab effects • * • fhe I W. F. vOGLER. , , I Hst pulpit at Cooleemee Sunday. it is the first month in which the single minister of the Friends Jiistrators of E. E. Vogler. eo« J- H. Coley, E. E. Hunt and T. mostbeautiful bodies e v e r h u ili • • • KRA NT, Atty. sales of Fords have topped the list, church in North Carolina who is I • Kelly have been appointed taking the lead away from the A l S m if h. Buicks masterpiece bodies by Fisher I school committeemen for Mocks Chevrolet the first time in many We might include in the above i'llle, [Al] these gentlemen are At a time when motor car beauty Inside and out, the new Buick months. For in August the Ford challenge Sunday school superin [now dead.] was . practically standardized— bodies by Fisher are.the most sales topped the list with 1 ,9 5 6 cars, tendents, Sunday school teachers, when imitation was the vogue— beautiful ever built. Together with Miss Stonestieet, of the wonderful new' standards of Maggie Cbevroletcomingsecond with 1 ,- etc., but would have to admit that when there.was a glaring lack of I urfees, js visiting Miss Bessie originality in body design—Buick ■ performance introduced; by the 6 3 1 . that there is a pious Sunday school has swept far beyond the common Silver Anniversary Buick, they are I Postier, at Ephesus. “ W hile we will not have the tab teachers in Shelby and another, in place and achieved a style which winning the greatest demand and the greatest preference ever en ulations for the other makes of Rileigh who are astride the Smith the entire country is acclaiming as osiery service sta tio n s, w h ere the most distinctive and beautiful joyed by any fine car! automobiles completed for several beer keg and we do not want to ^ scan Ret their hosiery mended ever shown! The new Cuick is the new style! days, good gains seem to have beeo get too personal with these honest And by that is meant, not merely a ula C ''leV wait* are becom ing pop- Fisher, the world’s foremost builder made by most of- the dealers but misguided politicials who have of automobile Bodies, has co new type of beauty— not merely a r- Why not service stations thrilling turning point in body de iting throughout the State, although placed party above principle and operated with Bilick, the world's sign—but a great countrywide Ioipere meU Can ^et b u tto n s sew ed the gain in the Ford sales is the foremost builder of fine cars, to Clients religion, and will not call their create a new mode—a new fashion vogue! most significant,” said Mr Silver. nam es. —and so luminous is the result and THE SILVER. ANNIVERSARY lery business has ® If new cars sales keep up for the so eagerly is the public welcoming Jv.Ifyouw antto^n^ ■ it r”m re3Hiug the advertisments Understand us we do not say rem aining'm onths of this year as it that Buick’s great factories have ■use more printing ? hfujjy I crca '®cuit to whether the that there are no Methodist, Eap- reached new production levels in \ ofprinting thatfnithfu they have so far, this will be a tist, Methodist Protestant or an effort to keep pace with an ever BUICIC Jrits your business pt"icy I jCtors ''le Cr°^ *S c iS a rettes or With Uasterpiece Bodies by Fisher banner year in North Carolina for Friends ministers who are for Be money and for the automobile dealers, aocording Smith. There may be some scat r patrons. Do the ** miesl Itm,, .e. cr51llS need o f th e y ea r is a MOCKSVILLE AUTO COMPANY, Mocksville, N. C. - by using ® JSSEnnirr to Mr. Silver.______A photograph of the Republican tered here and there but the good t d e paper— pi I at ' ^ lau vvbo can be w e t an d d ry LINDSAY FISHEL BUICK CO., Winston*Salem, N. C. Henrv Ford is. a strong Hoover presidential candidate taken at about women of North- Corohna and the !and good printing . b0 I ir n e Same tim e aD(i b e a b le to the time of his mother’s death. WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT. BUICK WILL BUILD THEM Ive can glvo you. — I ftove it. supporter. -He has brains. people generally would like know I
Welcome To Teachers. i i i i i i THE DAVIE RECORD. 194919^49199569290195958^^9199 FRESH UNE OF CANoiiJ Ihe RETUI Mocksville welcomes the return ing school teachers who have been IS C. FRANK STROUD • • Editor. NOTICE! NOTICE!! away all summer on their vacation No belter candies 91 » the market than H ollin gs, TELEPHONE I. and the new teachers who are here worth’s. A fresh shipment received today. Calland *ANTI for the first time. It is a great We have just received our fall stock of goods which • Entered at the Postoffice in Mocks- time in school circles when these get a package. we"are offering at a price that means a great saving to our Wlle, N. C., as Second-class Mail young Misses come trooping back TREi trade In dress goods for children’s school dresses, also dress matter. March 3.1903. to town to add their presence to SCHOOL SUPPLIES. goods of different kinds for the women. A nice lot of sweat; the community life of the city. ers and lumber jackets for children, boys and men at a very Big line of Fountain Pens/ Pencils, Inks, Tablets SUBSCRIPTION RATES: The Record is glad to welcome cheap price. Sheetings, outings and other staple goods, all Theme Paper, Crayons, Drawing Paper, and every- ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE - $ I 00 these teachers. . They have been SIX MONTHS. IN ADVANCE - $ 50 at a saving price. We would be glad for you to see our thing you will need in the school except books. missed in our homes, iu our church THREE MONTHS. IN ADVANCE S 25 WYNDHAf es, and on the streets of our city. BLANKETS OUR FOUNTAIN SERVICE MARTYN W e are hoping for them the best .and get our ptices before buying elsewhere. WTe have hosiery Maine Republican. year they have ever had in our Cannot be excelled in this section. Fresh sandwich I' coPYftidtrr b u Ba r s e & hopkinsI school system. We want them to for the whole family at bargain prices as usual. The trade es daily. A visit to town is not complete without a 2 Portland, Maine, Sept. n —Re is taking advantage of our offerings and prices. Hope you join-heartily into the life and acti call at our store., CHAPTER IX—Contirj turns Irom 4 0 1 precincts out of 6 3 3 vities of our community and feel, will do the same at once. —20--- At tlie ferry. Weems voiced] ■ in the state including several of the after all, that they are a real and Yours to serve, DAVIE COUNTY FAIR SEPT. 25,26,27. sires to get out again to the cities, give for governor; Gardiner vital part of the community. Hniake pictures. Fort l-ee. lie i ( R ) 7 6 , 1 8 2 ; Moran (D ) 2 6 ,4 0 2 ; for M old life. Yet bow many tnon who have Improved Uniform International lived better IIvee than I could you con Grow Cucumbers ' W i N t y p . . :a n d ie s RETURN vince? Collective prejudices send in numerable men back to the crime they for the Market less want to escape." “Didn’t you enjoy the Grant house SundaySdiool ft th an Hollings. party?” she asked, after a silence. Now One of the 20 Impor boiling ANTHONY "Not at first. In the beginning I today. Calland tant Truck Enterprises felt every man was watching me sus T LessonT piciously.” in This Country. (By REV. P. B. FITZWATER, D.D., Dean more jelly "We pay,” she sighed, “whether in Moody Bible Institute of Chicago.) TRENT ((c). 1928. Western Newspaper Union.) prison or out of it” (Prepared by Ihe United States Department LIES. “All this Isn’t very cheerful, is it?” of Agriculture.) he returned. “I suggested this trip Cucumber growing-' for table sup Lesson for September 16 with tils, Inks, Tablets, to keep you in good spirits, and we ply, in contrast to production for JaPer, and every! both drift Into morbid moods.” pickling is now one of the 20 impor PAUL WRITES TO HIS FRIENDS He reached for his glasses. tant truck crop enterprises in the IN CORINTH gcept books. United States. In 1926 nearly 40,000 P iX iL “What do you see?*’ she asked. WYNDHAM acres were devoted to the crop of “The good ship La Belle Alliance In LESSON T E X T -I Cor. 1:10-13:3:5-11. slicing or salad cucumber which was MARTYN the offing.” 21- 23. !IRVICE valued a t nearly $7,000,000. T his is GOLDEN TEXT—Behold how good and always A number of small craft passed and exclusive of the crop grown in green and how pleasant it is for brethren to /O PY fllG H T repassed the stranded vessel. She lay Fresh sandwich- BAftSE &. HOPKINS W NU SERVICE houses. Cucumbers are grown for car- dwell together in unity. pathetically on her side, a mass of Iot shipments in 29 states, but 14 PRIMARY TOPIC—Paul Writes a like this nplete without a rusty red and faded btack. Appar Letter to His Friends. states produce the great bulk of the CHAPTER IX— Continued “You haven't forgotten tomorrow, I ently none of tlie Grant household JUNIOR TOPIC—Paul Writes a Good hope.” market supplies with Florida by far —20— was on the private beach. Letter' to His Friends. the most important producer. Ap it th e ferry, Weems voiced his de “Not for a moment,” she returned. “I wonder If Mrs. Grant will let me INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP r. 25, 26, 27. proximately 68,000 acres are planted IC—Paul Urges Team Work. sires ti> get out again to the coast to “I shall be waiting at nine. It seems go back,” said Mademoiselle DupIn make pictures. Fort l.ee. he said, was a shame we cannot brins poor Cap for pickles. YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP when the launcb was headed for IC—Paul Pleads for Christian Unity. dead- Nothing doing in the East. In tain X.” The names of the immured home. Business Increases. Ili6 W est one could work outside all were never mentioned. “Would It not From a shipment of 3,689 carloads be possible?" ' “Surely you don’v want to go back?” Concerning Contention in the the year, and his comedies were to he he cried. in 1920 the business increased to m e n t T all exteriors. Ere the Fort Lee .illl “It would be far too dangerous." nearly 8,500 cars in 1925 and 7,180 Church (1:10-13). "Why not?" she answered. “I can 1. Exhortation (v. 10). “That ye «ns nsceniled. Trent was ottered the While this was true, Anthony Trent not remain where I am any longer. in 1926. “The present outlook for Mocksville, N C. could not conceal from himself that all speak tbe same thing.” chance o f becoming one of the leaders I shall never cease to b« grateful for table-cucumber consumption does not In view of the fact that he besought of the liliii industry. Weems proved he did not want a third person on the what you have done. Some day I warrant any great expansion of acre it on the b a c k of an envelope be had trip. Sutton was already fortunate in age,” says AY. B. Beattie of the Unit them in the name of Jesus Christ, the may be able to repay you. I can one thing which he desired them to wrung from the reluctant Hubbard, having Mademoiselle so close at hand. never forget what you rescued ma ed States Department of Agriculture, speak was the Lord’s name. The name nlio carefully removed the contents from. But you must see I cannot the author of “Cucumber Growing” of the Lord stands for all that the before lie parted with it. It. w as diffi CHAPTER X be a burden to you any longer. which has just been published by the cult to Judge from the back ot Bls department as Farmers’ Bulletin Lord is and does. “That there be no never “Burden!" be scoffed. "That Is ab jiru spector’s head just what effect his 1563-F. “There is need,” he adds, divisions among you,” that is, no fac surd.” Nevertheless be saw that (Ioqiieiice engendered. Confessions tions, no alienation of affection. “That nothing would alter her. “If you must “for more intensive culture and the “For the love o' Mike.” he said, as Trent was conscious of a certain production of higher grade table ye be perfectly joined together in go I cannot hold you back, but please like this T re n t pasred David More’s little store, restraint between IiIin and Mademoi stock.” the same mind and in the same judg don’t go back to Deal yet. That “say something.” selle Dupin during the first few miles The growing of high-grade table ment.” might up set my plans and bring sus “ I ll th in k it over," he was told. “To of the journey. She had made up her picion on you. Do me this favor. cucumbers is rather difficult, owing 2. The reason for this exhortation, Desin w ith . I'd like to see bow pic mind that she would not mid to the mainly to the prevalence of insects (v. 11). many obligations she was uuder. And Stay on with Mrs. Kinney until my ture? a r e made." and diseases which must be overcome Word had been brought to Paul by yet to broach tile subject seemed un scheme for Sutton succeeds or fails. Weems took this as encouragement. by spraying and by other special members of the household of Chloe gracious. But at the apartment they You are putting me under obligations. "Ion shall see everything the studio methods. The bulletin includes de that wrangling was going on among were so rarely alone that here, aboard, He was morose slid gloomy till you tins Io s h o w ," he declared. “They scriptions of these difficulties and the the members of the Corinthian church. is-as the only opportunity. went there, and I want him at his Inow m e." methods of control. Beturns from the He assured them that he had suffi For his part, Anthony Trent was best. Don’t go back on me now,” be IVeems w as disappointed that Trent pleaded. cucumber crop average about $180 an cient evidence of the strife which was decided not to permit wholesale thinking how little he knew of this acre, but production costs are high “If I can believe I am helping you going on among them. presentations. Weems grumbled about beautiful and accomplished woman it is different,” she said, "but I only enough to limit profits. Intensive pro 3. Nature of the contentions (v. 12) it to th e girls. duction of cucumbers under sash in =3 suspect more of your generosity.” Tiieir disputes were about' their “I'd h a v e introduced him to all the the Norfolk (Va.) section and at oth “Sometimes you nave looked at me,” teachers. Their interests were cen big o nes, whether I know ‘eui or not er points along the Atlantic coast is she said, “as though you wanted to tering in their favorite ministers. PEXEL makes jelly jell with I don't g e t h im at all. He seems more fairly profitable, especially to grow Some were for Paul, perhaps attract Iuterested in the mechanics of the know about my past. I have felt it most of the usual boiling elimi ers who are giving the work close ed by his logic; some were for Apol- gaiue tl/au the other purls." Weems as strongly as if you had spoken.” nated. Makes more jelly be attention. Overhead sprinkler sys los, doubtless moved by his stirring added. ‘‘Look at him, will you?” “You cannot imagine how much I tems or subirrigation are in use in cause fruit, sugar, flavor aren’t have wanted to know,” he returned, eloquence; others were for Peter. boiled off. Saves time and fuel. T r e r t w a s asking questions ot a some places, and the tendency at pres Doubtless these were Jewish converts teclinic.nl director when he could have “but I haven’t, any right to ask.” ent is toward the provision of all who looked to Peter as their author Kepays the 30c it costs from talki>:1 w ith a sta r! “I think I should like you to know. the necessary facilities for making ity. There were still others who had one to three times. “H e must have money," said the My father w as Uussian and my a high-grade crop. as tlieir cry “back to Christ,” repudi Pexel i s different. A 100% lead a I itil e wistfully. Look, Horace, mother French. They died when I Packed for Market. was quite young. For years I was ating all human teachers. pure-fruit product. Tasteless, tlie s tu d io manager is talking to him “Cucumbers should be shipped at a convent in Paris. My guardian 4. The grounds of allegiance to colorless, odorless. Preserves noir.” packed for the market, according to was a Colonel OgUvie, who had been Christ (v. 13). the full flavor and color of “I Iiad to tell the old grafter I’d got the United States standard grades,” foi a time in the Hussian service with (1) He is Head of the whole church, your favorite fruit. A powder new n ion ey in,” Weems said a tritle the bulletin says, “and under refrig my father There was very little The unifying power of the body is —not a liquid. Keeps indefi apprehensive as to his lniiuediule fu eration wherever conditions require money left from tlie estate. My ture. “Thai release Is bound to come, I t ” the head. He raised the question, “Is n i t e l y . Effective with fresh father was suspected of liberal tend Christ divided?” The mere raising of and then I can pay up everything, if Farmers’ Bulletin 1563-F contains fruits, bottled fruit juice, or encies and bis lands confiscated. Yet, the question gave the answer. tliey c ro w d me too much they’ll lose information for commercial growers unsweetened canned fruits. when I joined Colonel Ogilvie and bis it all." rather than for amateur gardeners, (2) Eedemption accomplished. friend Count von Schonbrunn in Get Pe^el at grocers. Recipe “So will you and me,” said the lady and may be obtained free on applica By his atoning death He has su Cannes, it was given out I was an booklet in each package. 30c. soberl.v. tion to the Department of Agricul preme Lordship over all. heiress. I was not yet eighteen. They The Pexel Company, Chicago, Tlie studio mijnager merely said that ture, Washington, D. C. (3) Allegiance to Christ acknowl Illinois. if Sir. T r e n t hail an interest in the took a splendid house for me, which edged in baptism. By one Spirit are Horace Weems Productions. Would lie was in reality a gambling establish we all baptized into one body (I Cor. lie responsible for their financial in ment, although I did not know it. Fertilizing Losses of 12:13). debtedness? There is much money among the visi Manure Are Prevented II. Concerning Christian Ministers tors to Cannes, Nice and Pan, and ‘‘I will not,” Trent said concisely. (3 :l-4:5). there was a vast profit in the house. Losses of the valuable fertilizing “To begin w ith, Mr. Weems has stated constituents o£ manure through fer Since the dissensions in the church that the company has all assets and Tlia police broke up the establishment gathered around the ministers, Paul at Cannes. So we moved to Nice, mentation and leaching may be pre Ho iiahilitlos." vented to a large degree by hauling proceeded to cure the evil by exhibit "lies behind on last week's studio Late the Evening He Called where there was a scandal about ing the m inisterial office in its tru e crooked play. And so on In other the manure- to the fields as soon as & rental. Here’s the statement.” Mrs. Kinney. possible after it.is voided. light To conceive of ministers as T rent looked over the items. He cities. You may believe me or not. party leaders or teachers of philoso and how much more he desired to As far as may be practicable it was no m o r e anxious than unother but I was kept In ignorance of this. phy tends to divisions. Divisions in learn. What, he wondered, was her should be immediately spread and in man to waste his money, but he ac I was convent-bred and had been the church occur when men are oc early history? corporated with the soil, if there is com panied the manager to his office taught obedience to my guardian. I cupied with the messenger rather than The launch was a fast one, and «oon married Count de Beaulieu before I no danger of surface wash, it may be Wil p aid the accounts. He did not spread and left on the surface of the with the message. The cure in such a Sive th e money because be felt any re overhauled a liner going through tlie was twenty. He thought I was an case is to get a right conception and liurlxir shipping at, half speed. heiress, and my guardian and Von land. The application is best done by sponsibility for Weems, and he did not the manure spreader. If season and proper estimate of human teachers. Him at production. He was willing to “It's the Brabant," he exclaimed, Schonbrunn thought he was the head Ministers really are: of of the rich branch of his family, in soil conditions are such as to prevent tellle the bill because be had certain and told the steersman to go as close 1. Servants of God (vv. 5, 6. to her us he could. stead, lie had nothing. When it all this method of handling and distribu ileiiniie knowledge to acquire and bad They are instruments in His hands . “I came over in her,” Trent told the came to light, he left me. I bad news tion it may be piled in small'heaps given h im s e lf a week to get it in. for the execution of His will. They girl at his side, "‘and met a very de of his death while you were staying and spread in early spring. On slop L iid “I'ln going down to the village,” are men sent to deliver , a message, cent sort of purser aboard. I've an in Old Westbnry,” ing ground the dressing of manure Trenl told Weems. “I shall be back should be reserved until such time a3 to do a definite work. In half an hour.” idea I can use him if be is still there. “I remember,” Trent said. It was it can be Incorporated with the soil 2. Ministers are equal in rank (w. D avid More was finishing a story She should be back here in exactly this death which had seemed to clear shortly following its application, or 8, 9). In a magazine devoted to light fiction twenty days. I had a fearful qu irrer the way for her marriage to Captain Iool surface drainage may cause valuable They are called by the same spirit wlieo A n th o n y Trent came in. He had of an hour on that staunch ship when Monmouth, the man who had repudi constituents to be carried away. to teach the same truth, and there read of the Deal Beach exploits, and I left Dover.” He told her of his n- ated her so strangely. fore stand in the same relationship. ffOs iieculiarly interested. He thought terview with the Inquiring purser. “After be left me, and I found out Official hierarchy in the church has lart. lie u n d e rs to o d now why his client had “The tragedy with people like us," what sort of a man my guardian was. PO foundation in the Scriptures. been so anxious to learn the details she said gravely, “is that there must I joined the rest of them, knowing full ^ F or exam ple— w ith P exel Around the Farm 3. Every minister must give an ac he Iinil h e e n set to gather. always be the fear of such Interviews.' well their way of life. I think I count to God for h’ work (vv. 10-21). 4 V i cups strawberry juice and 8 “Here's unother commission,” T rent “I know,” he answered, a little wanted to avenge myself on all men. cups sugar make 11 glasses jelly. gloomily. "That very thought is never I was in London for. a season and If he lay other foundation than snifI in the security of a small parlor Plenty of clean, fresh water and 4 V i cups raspberry juice and S cups far away- from me. Ii can never be then came here. You know wbat I M tlie rear. I want to rent for as protection from flies and heat are Christ he is not a Christian minister sugar make 11 glasses jelly* certain that some one hasn’t .'evoted was here. That Is all.” short a term as possible a bouse with necessities for the dairy lierd. at all. If he build sound doctrine on 6 cups currant juice, 10 cups sugar large grounds running down to the ju st as K iu c b thought to getting me Her story was very much whal * » » the foundation lie will receive a re make 1 4 glasses o f jelly* as I have given to evading captura I ward. If be build false doctrine on a Hudson. [ don’t care what sort of re Trent had imagined it to be. Certain Dusting plants and the surrounding 4 V2 cups grape juice and 7 cups e m e n t true foundation he will suffer loss and pair tlie bouse is In or w hat you have mistrust people on whom I ought to ly she had more excuse for her career ground with air-slaked lime or land sugar make 10 glasses jelly to pay. There’s a place I have In rely. I am invariably iooking for mo than he had for his Be believed her plaster' has a tendency to keep slugs receive punishment. Sorrow and an mind somewhere north of Ossining tives. Sometimes I th.'nk I have slain wholly when she said she had been away. guish will be to him who builds good rtlcli was empty when I passed tlie ability to enjoy people.’’ for so long in ignorance of the men * * * material upon a wrong foundation, and likewise to him who builds poor through the town last It’s the kind "Am>I not to be trusled?” she asked. surrounding her. The only real basis for measuring rundown estate not modern enough "You are different,’ he answered. “Are there any people over here, success in the production of farm material upon a right foundation. Human • wisdom has no place in tlie >o attract the rich commuter and too "You can understand because you men and women with whom you were products, be they parsnips or i>igs, is M ight B e E ggspectefl JSpensive for middle-class purses to have suffeired too. That is why you associated in the Riviera, who might solemn work of building the church by the net return. “Can I get some eggs from, your .eeP uP- Here's some money for u and I should always Ie good friends. recognize yon?” * • • Of God. folks, my boy?” wposit if necessary. I’ll come and I know you will never go back to tlie (TO BE CONTINUED.) 4. Ministers are the property of the Early plant growth is brought about “jS'ope, our hens h as gone dry.-7 'Su a lease when you’ve got & few to more easily by putting fertilizer as church (vv. 22, 23). agaga#a*a-sa#a»a;fa^a#aaa#aa:-a*a«a#a#asa?^a#a^a#a^aga-»aga seleci from. Remember th at I must near tlie seeds as is possible without Frequently tbe assumption is that “ve grounds that are not over- injuring germination. the church is owned by tlie ministers. wed. Also I must have an uninter Napoleon’s T ask Not Finished Until 1918 * * * Ministers should be followed only as rupted view of Uie river.” Keep a close watch on your birds far as they follow Christ For Galled Hwses for the appearance of lice and mites. • 5. Ministers are God’s stewards When the great cathedral of Notre That’s what Napoleon kept arguing Poultry mites may be controlled by (4:1-5). 'Illen Trent saw Weems again he Dame was alight wits 10,ODC softly and trying to prove all his life. Till* HaDford $ Balsam of Myrrbj ' 0Ied u p o n a different man. Now painting the roosts monthly with Their business is to dispense His waving candle flataes and while a contention made the born kings angry. AD 4ea!m ore authorized to refund yoor mosey fov He | st the embargo was removed, Hor- The anger drove them together. They used crank case oil. truth. They do not originate the mes Crrt bottle if rot KiitedL pope, brought from Iiome to Paris, * * • w w as feverishly finishing a comedy. finally whipped Napoleon and sent bin) sage God demands fidelity on their Wliat ...... - . - was preparing, in the presence of the part and He will enter into judgment picture is being made over to St. Helena. He couldn’t whip the Small patches of quack grass can ttere!" Trent asked. ciost august assemblage that Errope be killed by covering with roofing pa with them as to their faithfulness. could gather, to placo an emperors horn kings. He tried that 100 years A six-reel special,” Weems re- too soon. The world didn’t whip the per or by hoeing every time green G s9O v e f's • riieil. " a crook story. Go and take crown on Napoleon’s head, Napoleon spears of the grass appear. If pa Proof of a Divine Reality t peek." • turned and whispered to his brother, .divine-right born kings until 1918. I per is used welght it down with stones The best proof of a divine reality at “What would father ray if he could wonder if NapoIeou knows that we The studio manager Introduced or other heavy objects to prevent the the heart of things is tlie passion for T a s i e B o s s see me now?” And tbe next moment, polished off the job be tried to do. j.™1 ,tt rl,e director and sta rs and : wind blowing it off. growth, the desire for perfection, that when the pope was ready to erown 'ered his many questions. « • • makes itself felt in all who are sen him, Napoleon firmly removed the-em- ChSSi TonSo N oise C osta M oney Calves on pasture should be visit sitive to the possibilities of spiritual Iluihltl1 lTem 801 ^acl1 t 0 'the vMP blem from, tlie papal liimds and placed „ tlJ llPunnIerit he was possessed .of Estimates place tbe cost of noise ed frequently, and If the feed gets attainment. Is an Excellent Tonic for tbe’ crown upon, his oirn brow. . hnv ! umounI ° f Information. H e was in the United S tates a t $10,000,000 a short they should receive grain or Kings and emperors are not bom, Women and Children, eoc ►ays. ttm.n8.t0 paj tor i1, but the price" week. The loss is due to inefficiency some other supplemental feed, say Being Content . you can make as great a king by ar on the part of workers who can't con State college dairy specialists. A «i>, Ie 'd'eap if the end he sought We have been content with a slight a tta in e d . tificial processes, provided you ve go centrate in noisy places. check in growth always is expensive- elevation above the evils of our time, a brain under the crown, says W-O- because it dw arfs the anim al and de-; 'RECKLE OINTMENT Mnf'p- iu tlle evCning he called up and not intent on the Inward search Shepherd, in tbe Montir. Born kings lays the time that the heifers should PfCTndnlWaclla:. Itto tta m n k . tUSuiai. k Isimiey, spoke a little to Sutton A baby understands a great deal ing, purifying and consuming of the ~ «mets F«ee Cmm make*/oor tktn bMatffd. 91.S5, make trouble; made tngsare just as corae into milk. _ . FBEE BOOKLET. Mt yowdeefcr or write Hg, 1<:U ta"ied to Mademoiselle Du- more than you think. Holy Spirit—F. B. Meyer. l^pr. C. H. Seinr C*., 2975 MicMgan Avo« Chieaso 1640 good as born kings; DrobabIy better. / |'5 K-S M if. M RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. i t ►j» «j» •$» »J« ►£«$* »J» «$• *$* *$• *5* •JhJ' *J* *3* *!♦ £■» *2* *J* *J« *J* ►$* •$» *j* *ji after entering a room In search of «> ❖ food. P * It is important to use a bait suit Premium Lj * B y ❖ S Use of Fly Traps I able for the kind of flies to be caught. Coat for <» <* JULIA BOTTOM LEY For house flies, a mixture of cheap S c h o o l cane molasses with three times as much Fair, Sei (Prepared by the OnItea States Departm ent of Agriculture.) water is one of the most effective and list of popular color? for tbe simple While the logical method of fly con economical baits to use. Blowflies are M A E M A RTIN cloth coat. She will'also see gay plaids trol Is to prevent the multiplication- more-readily attracted, by animal mat <1$ , Beet pickle, 1st 50 a-plenty in the autumn displays. Many of these pests by proper disposal of ter. Around slaughter bouses, mar 20* Tomato pickle, 1st 5l of the new cloakings are plain on one kets, and butcher shops where blow or treatment of their breeding places, g j* Peach sweet pickle, j side, plaided on the other. It is a ma flies are troublesome, such baits some degree of control can be main 22, Gurkin pickle, 1st od terial of this sort, tan in thio instance, tained by the use of traps. Both the mucous membranes which form reversed with plaid, which the stylist house fly and blowflies may be cap linings of intestines of cattle or hogs 23, Tomato catsup, 1st selected fcr the development of the at tured in traps, according to the ento are suitable. 2 4 Show chow, 1st 50 tractive coat in this picture. Black mologists of the United States Depart A copy of the bulletin may be 25. Kr?ut, 1st 50 cent, silk braid is used for binding the en ment of Agriculture, but the character tained from the United States De Soup mixture, 1st od tire coat, which gives it a very smart of the bait and the location of the partment of Agrictulture, Washing- 27. Canned corn, 1st 50| detailing. The shawl collar and cuffs traps are important considerations In ton, D. C. 28 . Canned okra, 1st 501 are cut according to tlie latest dictum. trapping the different kinds of flies. The swagger belt is fastened with a 29 . Canned peaches, IsJ Farmers’ Bulletin 734-F, “Flytraps N ot So D um b . No woman would wear Are^ 30. Canned pears, 1st 51 fancy buckle. and Their.Operation,” by F. C. Bishop Now if our fastidious young college Chippy was regarded as the town Mouses, or stockings of a cow*'1 31. Chile Sauce, 1st 501 of the bureau of entomology of the simpleton, but occasionally he showed decidedly out of style or I 32. Canned cherries, ls| or high school student is interested department, gives directions for con more particularly in fur-trimmed mod a disconcerting gift of repartee. “What of us knew how easv it is * ' 33. Canned apples, -let! structing a number of different kinds part do you perform In the great things fresh, crisp and Stvlkh h! els, there is a new sort which ought of traps, tlie same general principle be 24, Canned grapes, 1st to attract any seeker of what’s what drama of life?” a visitor asked him quick magic of home tintin'- or I r I 35. Canned blackberries ing used in all these flytraps though once. “I mind my own business,” re Anybody can tint or in junior styles. We refer to the fur they appear to be different. • The flies 36. Canned tomatoes,, id plied Chippy. Iy w ith true, fadeless Diamond m ' scarf-collared coats. They’re different! are attracted into a cage through a Tinting with them is as ea«v as u 1 : 27; Canned string beani The throw scarf instead of being made passage, the entrance of which is and dyeing takes just a Uni. uT* of the cloth of the coat is of fur. large and the exit small. Once in The M ad M inute These scarfs are fashioned either of New, stylish colors appear Iike !;9' side there is little chance that the British rifle clubs have a system of flat furs, shaved slamb, seal, squirrel right over the old, faded color= flies will find the way out. rapid fire which has been popularly and the like, or of longer haired pelts. m ond D yes never spot streak o-lT dubbed “the mad minute.” Every com' They are thrown over the shoulder Light is an important factor in the T hey a re real dyes, like those'S gjg, Buttermilk "biscuit^ petitor is allowed to fire as many like tlie usual scarf, one end being success of all flytraps because flies w hen th e cloth was made. InsiJ Co, 2nd tw^nty-fouii shots as he can get off in a minute, purposely very long, the other served have a tendency to go toward the them and save disappointment' * M $9 , Baking powder biscil the score being computed in the usual up about the collar line. light, after having been attracted be My new 64-page illustrate,! ^ ble Co., 2nd twentjJ neath it by the odor of the ba>; or way.—The American Rifleman. ((cl, 1928, W estern Newspaper Unton.) “Color Craft,” gives Iiundmis^ 40, Light rolls, 1st Mar money-saving hints for rer,«i„, f twenty-four lbs. flof ckh >o 2 . Co not give name of pupil or school. FAIR MAIDS FvALLING FAILURE TO SAVE INDICATES- premium List Davie County 3. Exhibits entered under the general school exhibits shall not FOR BARE-LEGGED FAD FATAL INDIFFERENCE =. compete for single premiums. i TO ONE’S DESTINY r • / a V 4 . Be sure that yours are entered correctly.. Winston-Salem Journal. Fair, September 25-26-27th 5. Other exhibits not mentioned below will be carefully judged An innovation so unexpected By S. W. Straus .. . FemnStyle and will be awarded ribbons. a s to b e somewhat stunning for The statement has been made ------o------th e moment, has struck Winston- by many observers that the per- • g e e t pickle, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent, i HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT Salem. The fair maids have son who can not save money is MARTIN 10 . T om ato pickle, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. sta r te d a “back to nature” fad. ,destined *to failure. 20. Peach sweet pickle, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Best essay 500-1000 words. “The Value of a High School Edu Tender young damsels have been This is not entirely true, for SI. Gurkin pickle, 1st 50 cent, 2nd-25 cent. cation.” 1st $1.00, 2nd 75 cent. observed on 'at least two occas success in life can not be measur 22. Tomato catsup, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Best map of North Carolina, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. ions walking along the streets of ed • by material standards. It 23. . Best drawing exhibit, 1st $1 .0 0 , 2nd 50 cent. Winston-Salem sans hose! would not be difficult to give the' 24. S how chow, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Kraut, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Best general exhibit by consolidated school, 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, Neither appearance seemed to names of many who. have-achiev 25. ------o------c a u se a great stir among pedes ed high success in life without Il 26. S oup mixture, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Canned corn, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. ELEMENTARY SCHOOL tr ia n s. The young ladies’ little having accumulated any material ?7. to o ts ie s were snugly housed in possessions of consequence. 28- Canned okra, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Canned peaches, 1st 50 cent, 2nd. 25 cent. 5. Best w riting specimen in first three grades, 1st 50c, 2nd 25c. w e e bonnie shoes as had been But such instances are excep 29. Canned pears, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. 6 . Best writing specimen in fourth and fifth grades, 1st 50 cent, their wonted custom. The only tions. With the rank and file -of 30. hian would wear drossoc Chile Sauce, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. - 2nd 25 cent. difference in the garb was the men and women, the ability to Iir stockings of a color th'ntv 31. Drawing by first, second or third grade pupil, 1st 50c, 2nd 25c. Canned cherries, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. 7. la ck of any protective covering save money is. an indication of I out of style or faded, « 32. Drawing by f ourth, fifth or sixth grade pupil, 1st 50c, 2nd 25c. Canned apples, Jfit 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. 8. for the shapely ah, er-r, um, will power and ambition. People lew how easy it is to 33. 9. Best health poster by child in first three grades, 1st' 50c, 2nd 25c. C a n n ed limbs. The reporter made no ef- who fail to save money do not- ■esli, crisp and stylish by th 34. grapes, 1st 50’ cent, 2nd 25 cent. Canned blackberries, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. 10. Best health project by first three grades, 1st $1.50, 2nd 75c. fore to secure the. names of the neglect this practice because they ■ sic of home tintinc or (lv0i„ 35. 11. Best map of North Carolina by student in elementary grades, By can tint or dye SuccessiI Canned tomatoes,. 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. young women; he considered “him can not save. They do it because 36. 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. self lucky to get the bare facts they will not. Irue1 fadeless Diamond Dvm Canned string beans, 1st 50' cent, 2nd .25 cent. 37. 12. Best map of Davie county by student in elementary'school, 1st mentioned above. Besides, the i-itli them is as easy as Wll- “• ------r - 0 ---- T------■ ■ It is not that the saving of |n" ta!:cs j«st a little lonsef 75 cent, 2nd 50 cent. proponents of the‘new vogue pro money in itself is of supreme im Jlisli colors appear like W V vCOOKING 13. Best teaching project in first three grades, 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00. bably would have considered it a portance. The point, is th at the- Ir the old, faded colors DfT 14. Best teaching project in fourth, fifth, sixth land seventh grades, personal matter, like an income function of saving is an indica |e s never spot, streak or run" Buttermilk'biscuit' 1st Marble Doughbojrd, Salisbury Marble 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00. / tax record, or something. tion of one’s attitude toward life. real dyes, lilte tlmse ,,,J —:------o ■■ ------Co, 2nd twenty-four lbs. flour, Green Milling Co. NO SCRUB_BULLS IN GASTON Failing to save indicates .indif cloth was made, insist "on Baking powder biscuit, ist Marble Doughboaird, Salisbury Mar HIGH SCHOOL AND GRADES COMBINED ference to one’s well being v— a Kl save disappointment. COUNTY Isw (!4-page illustrated I100i ' ble Co., 2nd twenty-four lbs., flour, Green Milling Co. failure to grasp the deep .prob ■Craft,” gives hundreds 0f Light rolls, 1st Marble Doughboard, Salisbury Marble Co., 2nd 15. Home made broom, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. lems involved in individual pro to. 16. Split basket, 1st one year subscription to the American Poultry Raleigh, Aug. 29.—Gaston coun gress. Ivins; hints for renowin,, twenty-four lbs. flour. Green Milling Co. ty is well on the way-to be free In d draperies. It’s Free. wr]te Light bread, 1st $2.00 trade, C. C t . Sanford Sons Co., 2nd twenty- Journal, 2nd one year subscription to the American Swineherd. Broadly speaking, it might be 41. of scrub dairy buHs' and these my. to Mae SIartin 1 lioiit. IM43 four lbs. ftour, by Green Milling Co. 17. Raffia basket, 1st one year subscription to American Poultry said that the'person who . can not are being replaced rapidly with ■ Dyes, Burlington. Vermont ’ Loaf cake, 1st $2.00 trade, Cl C. Sanford Sons Co., 2nd twenty- Journal, 2nd one year 'subscription to American Swineherd. save money is destined to' failure valuable pure bred stock. four lbs. flour, Green Milling Co. 18. Rabbit trap, 1st one year subscription to American Poultry in life because he does not care “A committee of leading dairy I Chocolate cake, . 1st $2.00 trade, C. CL Sanford Sons Co., 2nd Journal, 2nd one year subscription to American Swineherd. enough about suecess to fight for -I 43, men^ supported by the bankers of r: I twenty-four lbs. flour, Green Milling Co. 19. Rat trap, 1st one year subscription to American Poultry Journal,. it. 2nd one year subscription to American. Poultry Swineherd. the county, are behind 'county We should learn to' look upon Caramel cake, 1st $2.00 tradej C. C- Sanford Sons Co, 2nd agent L. B. Altman- in this wise twenty-four lbs,,'flour, Green Milling_Co. 20. Bird house, 1st 75 cent, 2nd 50 cent. ' ■' Baving, therefore, as a. test of am movement,” says John A. Arey, Cocoanut cake, 1st $2.00 trade, C. C. Sanford Soni Co. 2nd 21. Ironing board, 1st cap, by J. H. Foster, Farmington, N. C., value bition. Those who are willing to -ti I *5- dairy extension specialist at State twenty-four lbs. flour, Green Milling Co. , $2.00, 2nd necktie, by Nurrick’s, Salisbury, N. C. fritter away their earnings from College. "With some help' from Devils Food Cake, 1st $2.00 trade, C. C. Saxifprd Sons Co., 2nd 22. Aeroplane model, 1st I year subscription to The American day to day without provision for the college, Mr. Altman and his two 12 Ib bags flour, Horn Johnstone 'Co.,( Poultry Journal, 2nd I year subscription to The American the future show a fatal indiffer Swineherd. / committee conducted a drive in *7. Fruit Cake, 1st $2.00 trad e C., C. Sanfqrd Sons Co., 2nd two ence to their own fate.' 23. Poultry mash hopper, 1st $1.25 shirt, by The Acorn Stores, the county during the week of It is well to remember at all 12 lb. bags flour, Horn Johnstone Co. July 16. On July 20, a big sale Salisbury, 2fid-75 cent. times the solidifying JefTect of JB. Cheese straws, 1st $2.00 trade, C- C. Sanford Sons .Co, 2nd two was held. I took twio days to 12 lb. bags flour, Horn Johnstone Co. ' 24. Best nail and staple box, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. thrift. It gives ^ubstantiabiIity- 25. Best collection in woodwork (open to anyone), 1st $2.00, 2nd haul in the scrub animals con to one’s plans and distinction and $0. Plate of cookies, 1st $ 2.00 trade, C. C.'Sanford Sons Co. 2nd signed and 22 were finally brought two 12 lb. bags flour, H orn Jobnstone Co. ribbon. t L.utkUiJilfci purpise to all individual progress. Iaxi ------o------to Gastonia where they were sold SI. Pound of Butter, 1st two blocks Ice, by Home Ice & F«el Co. to a sausage manufacturer from FINE CROPS. GROWING ' se Champion Spark 2nd one block Ice; by Home Ice & Fuel Co. ART DEPARTMENT Igs because they help outside of the county for $6.32 a IN EiASTORN CAROLINA $2. Best variety home made candy, 1st $2.00 trade, C, C. Sanford hundred pounds. On the same Jmake my service Sons Co., 2nd two 12 lb. bags flour, Horn Johnstone Co. (Open to'anyone) Raleigh, Aug^S!—Unless all day 25 pure bred bulla were sold signs fail, Eastern Carolina, the Ire dependable. — ------;— o ------26. Best hand painted picture, 1st' $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 27. Best collection of hand painted pottery, 1st $2.00, 2nd' $1.50. to farmers attending the sale.” great crop section of North Caro SEWING (Not less.than six pieces). But the.mevoment 4*d- not’ end lina, will harvest one of its finest npion is the better spark plug o------on this day, states Mr. Arey. On crops this fall. A trip from Iuse it has an exclusive silli* 53. Hand made counterpane, 1st $5.00 (gold, Salisbury Marble Co. DEPT. E. BETTER BABIES CONTEST August 7, county agent Altman Raleigh eastward to Hertford Bite insulator 6pe- ggg 2nd $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co., Cooleemee. Iy treated to with- reported that 12 more pure' bred county on the Virginia line and Hand made pillow case, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford'Co. Cool Id die much higher Each day of fair: (9 a. m. to 5 p. m.) At baby booth in arbor animals had been placed and H then down through Beaufort, eemee, 2nd one framed picture, Bunch Furniture Co. Statesville. leratures of the DIRECTORS: Mrs. E. C. Choate, Mrs. John Sanford, Mrs. Boyce more scrubs had gone to the saus Craven, Lenoir, Duplin and Pen- Pieced cotton quilt, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co., Cooleemee, Iera high-compres* .55. Cain, Mrs. G. V. Green, Mrs. C. D. Peebles, Miss Victoria Byerly, age maker. This makes a total i ^er counties and back to Raleigh !engine. Alsoanew 2nd 50 cent. Mrs. John Frank Johnson. of 37 pure breds placed and 3S shows fine prospects for all field Bntcd solid copperOT 56. Silk quilt, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co., Cooleemee, 2 nd 50c. scrubs eliminated. Mr. Altman flcoseal that remains JUDGES: Dr. W. C. Martin, G. V. Green, J. W. Rodwell, S. A. crop s. 57. Wool quilt, 1st $2.00 trade; J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. also wrote that he had several [ilutely gas-tight Harding, A. B. Byerly, Lester P-. Martin. The peanut crop of northeast .58. Luncheon set, 1st sewing cabinet, value $6.00, Nicholson Furni pledges for the further replace ■ high compres- I BOOTH SUPERVISORS: Trained nurses from State Board of' ern Carolina is growing well and ture Co., Statesville, 2nd $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co. Special analysis Health, Raleigh. ment of scrubs with -blooded ani the vines -are beginning to fruit Bedroom set, five pieces, 1st sewing cabinet,. J. R. James, Farm odes UiLitch assure 59. CASH PREMIUMS: Mrs. Margaret C. Craig, Mr. F. T. English, J. m als. Sieaviily. Soybeans are growing |cd spark-gap untJer ington, 2nd, $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, Cooleemee. F. Hanes, P. K. Manos, Mrs. W. N. Reynolds, Lions Club, H. A. Mr. Arey states that excellent w ell and give promise of heavy xiving conditions* 60, Rug, 1st one gallon varnish, Gateway Stores, Inc., Winston-Salem, Sanford. work in this movement was done yields of hay and seed. The corn 2nd $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co. Cooleemee, SPECIAL PREMIUMS: Mead Johnson Co., Crystal Chemical Co., by local dairymen, who helped to crop is apparently in splendid Ladies gingham dress, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co. Cool 61. A. S. Aloe Co., Johnson & Johnson Co, Hygea Nursing bottle Co., locate all the scrubs in th e coun eemee, 2nd 50 cent. condition and cotton has improv Brown Rogers Dixon Co. ty. A census was taken by com ed rapidly since the hot weeks 62. Child’s gingham dress, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, Cool BEST BABY UNDER ONE YEAR: 1st prize $20.00; 2nd baby munities and when the final cam of early August. The tobacco Toledo, Ohio eemee, 2nd 50 cent.. scales, 3rd one carton baby powder, 4th one dozen nursing bottles paign was put on, these dairymen harvest is about over and the Jndab la for E very Engin 63. Work apron, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. and nipples' or exchange at Harris LeGrand Co, 5th baby Gift Box. took the lead in-encouraging oth fanners are finishing* their cur 64. Night gown, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. !Ledford Co., 2nd 50 cent. BEST BABY BETWEEN ONE AND TWO YEARS: 1st prize, $20.00; ers to dispose of their scrubs and ing so as t'o have the weed grad CODAKFiNTsHTNG^ 65. Princess slip, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. 2nd baby stroller, 3rd baby scales; 4th one carton powder, 5th baby replace them with pure 'breds. ed by the time the eastern markets •V S-.S5 Eastman Vamyto. 66. Boy’s cotton suit, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. The banks, too, lent substantial and one yyar s tubscnP; Gift Box. . op en . tlio Koilakery Itasazim'. PM 67. Boy’s blouse, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. Most appropriately dressed baby entered each day: one baby gift box. aid. The cost incident to hauling But there is a note of pessim J-iiin u> 10 rolls ot Eartman Mn M 6B. Man’s work shirt, 1st one picture, by Burch Furniture Co. Iular l.riee of S|« ««<*;,,“ “« k Fattest baby according to age: Dozen cans of Baby powder.. in th e scru b s w>as p a id .b y th e ism among eastern Carolina farm Iiul rccfrivc a ^ for do* |L-low. Send us >ojr Wrjlf Statesville, 2nd 50 cent. Twins looking most alike under five years old: Five free rides each banks and they gave further sup ers. “Do you know of a single I. Expert work; Quick fceruce. 69. Baby dress,. 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50 cent. port by running large advertise fil-M? anrt prices. on the Merry-Go-Round. crop produce-d by the farmers so (!ASTON, 70. Embroidered towel, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, 2nd 50c. Each baby entered will be given a free thorough physical examina ments in the local papers show far this year that has brought Kox 127T. Atlantft. Oa. dm* lo rd with your ramcra 71. Embroidered counterpiece, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, tion, a baby book, a feeding list and a box of baby powder. ing the value of having pure bred them any money?” asked one' I ( liars*-, the Hawk-Ejc - • ^ a. sires in the dairy herd. p.v Eiistman) and ten. ? Vf uhioU I Cooleemee, 2nd 50 cent. , farmer. This man then cited the I ; 1:0 (liras, "PO-.- ' u, aie* 72. Embroidered table runner, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co, The success of the Gaston cam I- the $2.50 tor the fllnit, plus “ early irish potato crop and went LEXINGTON MAN GIVES accidentally shot and was cared l;tra Ior postage. 2nd 50 cent. paign has attracted the attention on to point out the present price SALVATION ARMY LOT for in a hospital- through the Sal 73. Hand made baby cap, 1st $2.00 trade, J. N. Ledford Co. 2nd 50c. of other counties and Mr. Arey for tobacco, the low price for vation Army. He later returned 74. Hsnd made handkerchief, 1st $1.00 trade, C. C., Sanford Sons, states that a similar campaign cantaloupes, for strawberries and Lexington, Aug. 23.—John Q. here and several months ago he' Co, 2nd 50 cen t. • . will begin in Cleveland county other crops marketed this, season. (1,1;; coimniind was formally declared sane, the . lias no religion iriiV Sofa pillow, 1st box ladies hose, value $3.00, Carolina Dry Goods Finch, of this city,, has donated th is w eek . He was particularly blue about Iall others: Thou slmlt voi I 75' state hospital officials having Co., S alisb u ry, 2n d 50 cen t. to the Salvation Army a large lot the price for tobacco. lid i. formerly dismissed him from SENATOR SIMMONS JOINS 76, Sweater, 1st framed picture, Burebaums, Salisbury, 2nd 50 cent. in the southern part of this city . “Only those men who have had that institution. ANTI-SMITH FORCES I ------o — ------for the use of the organization hogs to fatten and sell and have in creating a citadel for its pur • ------FLOWERS some dairy cattle or other live poses. The lot fronting 90 feet DUNNAGAN HAS PUBLICITY charlotte, sept, I.—Senator F, END OP THE CAMPAGIN M. Simmons, of New Bern, in a stock have made any money this on Salisbury street, and with an season,” says C. B. Faris, observ W. Vase Roses, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. telegram today to Frank R. Mc- 78. Vase Cosmos, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. average depth of over 225 feet, ing county iagent of Craven coun contains tv£p small houses which ■Raleigh, Sept. 4. — Publicity Ninch, recognized leader of the 79. Vase Asters, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. ty. It was the opinion of this work for the State- Democratic Ex anti-Smith forces in North Caro 80. Vase Chrysanthejnums, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. are also a part of the gift. worker and others like him, that 35 .'jms'-yjSS ecutive Committee will be under lina, expressed his unqualified 81 . Vwe Zinnias, 1st-50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. Brigadier Arthur Hopkins 'and eastern Carolina must grow into Adjutant Harry Purdum came the direction of M. R. Dunnagan, endorsement of the an^o-Smith T f P 82. Vase Marigold, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. the livestock business so that a here from Charlotte and viewed formerly of Yadkinville, veteran movement and decided that he Vase Ageratum, 1st 50 cent,' 2nd 25 cent. market for the great crop yields the property, accepting the ten North Carolina newspaper man, was "profoundly convinced that Vase Geranium, -1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. may be had on the home farms S i it was announced today by Odus the election of Governor Smith Vase Dahlia, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. der. It is announced that Brig of the se.ction. M. Mull, chairman of the com would be unfortunate alike to the Best collection cut flowers,- 1s t $2.00, 2n d $1.00. adier Hopkins will return, here Traveling,^ through this terri mittee. For nearly a year now, party and the country.” Best collection of blooming flowers, 1st $5.00 trade, Cooleemee Saturday and announce from in tory, rich-in possibilities, one i3 front of the court house the do ■Mr. Dunnagan has been acting The senior Senator from North Drug Co, 2nd $1.00. ' convinced that it is indeed nation of this lot. It is said by as personal secretary to Gover Carolina, a leader in Democratic Asparagus fern, 1s t $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. circles in the State for more than ?ar.^en ^le South. A ma- Salvation army "officials to fb'e nor A. W. McLean, and he is now I Maiden hair fern, 1s t $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. jority of the farmers know how their purpose to erect a suitable being “loaned” to Chairman Mull thirty years, assured Mr. Mc- i .D FOLKS SAY 190. Boston or sword fern, 1s t $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. and the committee for the dura Ninch of his,“full sympathy-with i P10^uce «;ops of excellent yield DR. CALDWELL ------o------— ■ structure on the lot as soon as funds are made available, tion of the .campaign. the movement to organize and Ibut ^ en pnf s are low-uthel;e Is SWEEP STAKES Mr. Dunnagan is well equippe-d consolidate anti-Smith sentiment” imuch despondency over the whole WAS RJ6HT,_ Mr. Finch stated in his formal se c tio n . PMBO^Baill* 111111 "^ 1 JUjt both by experience and tempera and expressed his willingness to Best pen of fowls at the fair, $15.00 roll of wire, by American tender to Brigadier Hopkins that basis of treatipff sictoM-’ ment to handle the job of publi co-operate in the work. Farmers of Stanly county who Steel he had made a pledge when he ed since Dr. CaHwcl1 M t rf ,« & Wire Co., New York. ' _ city director for the campaign, as have observed the good results 187. Best single male, five gallons motor oil, Tutterow Filling Station. several months ago brought suit ICE BREAKER AT KINGS BAK B e in 1875, n o r 1 he has a wide newspaper experi Iark ct the laxative presc Eest single female, 25. lbs. cup grease, by Standard Oil- Co. against two brothers and others ON TRAIL OF LOST FLIERS obtained by those who have plant ■se (, DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C.. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 1928 DEPARTMENT B. FIELD CROPS I 1' 8 . Heifer four months and under two years, 1st $6.00, 2nd $3.00. 15 Premium List Davie Coprity ------o—------Director: T. A. VanZant \ 3 - RED POLLS I. . Ten ears Coekes Prolific cora, 1st one bag of basic r 2nd twenty-four lbs. of flour, b y Star M illing Co S? 50 Fair, September 25-26-27th 9. Bull over two years old, 1st $10.00, 2nd $5.00. Frank Hendricks. ’’ ttlrMf 10. Bull under two years, 1st $10.00, 2nd five -gallons heavy oi, Ten ear& Shoaf’s Prolific corn, 1st one bag of basic Iim value $5.00, Standard Oil Co. by Martin Brothers, 2nd twenty-four lb s. of fl0Ur h, I po 11. Cow over two years old, 1st $10.00, 2nd $5-00. ling Co., through J. Frank Hendricks. ’ } i6ar President: Luther Walker 12. Heifer four months and under two years 1st $6.00, 2nd T. L. Glenn 3. Ten ears any other variety, prolific, 1st one bae - D. J. Lybrook potash, by Martin Brothers. asiCli!;, Vice President: Lonnie Miller GRADES 4. Ten ears single white corn, 1st one bag of 8-4-4 Fprn- J. C. S an fo rd . Ben Orrell , T reasurer: George Evans Southern Cotton Oil Co., 2nd twenty-four lbs. R o v a i1I 13. Cow over -two years old, 1st $8.00 cash, 2nd five gallons X Hauser ft Moser. * ' 1M lii I. P. Graham A. W. Ferebee John Stewart Heavy oil, value $5.50, Standard Oil Co. 5. Ten ears single ear yellow corn, 1st one bag 8-4.4 p Secretary: 14. Heifer four months and under two years, 1st $5.00 cash, 2nd Knox Johnstone A. E. Hendrix by Southern Cotton Oil Co,, 2nd one bag m ill fe^ milk can, value $3.00, Brown Rogers- D ixon-Co. Milling Co., through J. Frank Hendricks. ' D irectors: Mrs. J. Owings : 0 1— A. D. Ritchie Mrs. Oscar Allen SPECIAL J. W- Cartner Mrs. Ella Holthouser COTTON R. W. Kurfees Mrs. Si R. Bessent 15. Cow or heifer,, any breed, over six Tnonths -old, owned by boy ' ..... VS W. E. Boyles Mrs. A. W. Ferebee or girl attending school, 1st $6.00, 2nd wrist watch, value $3.50, 6. Three stalks Mexican Bfg BpU Cotton, 1st one bag 8-4.4 Mrs. B. Brewbaker .. era Cotton Oil Co., 2ndihejfi ton Mascot Lime. ’ ^ : DON’T suffer headaches, or G. T, Tucker Angell Jewelry Btore. J. .U T. A. Vanzant Mn. T. F. Bailey - : J. Three stalks ^ny Othfe- VArie^y,' 1st ohe bale ginned hose pains that Bayer Aspirin' Foster ft Green, 2nd1 half ton Msiseot Lime;' 68 Ii nd in a h u n y l Physidans presc CAiRE AND KEEP and approve its free use, foil BONO RROLL 6 - • '• '• ’ ■ - ' _es not affect the heart. Everydrf * -TOBACCO1 • -: -- ••••' STATESVILLE 16. Bull, tow or heifer showing-tfie best Bhow condition, skin, ist has it, but don’t fail to ask | MOCKSVILLE juggist for Bayer. And don’t Statesville Oil Co. Bunch Ppoltry Farm ft Hatchery horns and hoofs to be considered; lst^one year subscription to WiristcMSalanp.Journab. 2nd;,one-~ milk'-eau; vRowsn --Creamery, Handland of tobacco,tobacco.wrapper wrapper gfdde; any variety, let one h.. |ny but the box that says Bayer, - Standard, O il-Co. Bnnctv iFurnitBre Cp. Basic 1 - word genuine printed in redi NicoleoniEttrnitureCo; : Salisbury, N. C. ; .-.-S i I '•* Iasic Like Potash, Marthr Brothers, 2nd half ton of Mascotr * Ang&l, Jewelry- Store 9. land of tobacco, c.n$f£. grade, any variety, 1st bag of J,-frank-Hendrix; 2 A . Hand », —j —.Mi*, jiao Dagofiiw Lime Potash, by Marhn HkfeAers, 2nd $1.00. fiowpa .Creamery,, •;-t, I. HOGB <*• 10. Hand to ttibaceo I*^. graJe, .any ivariety, 1st one bag 0f w Savf^ d Motqr, jC<>. . . ZeniiA ChAAO Boar, any age or breed, 1st one-roll wire by Wbeeler CoiTUgflt- Lie Pottieyy w ifl|w iir 8 , 1 1 IteticjbniY-ilfoible Co. 17. (Jo. -r ,,-V • - .^ y : . J ; I. . . . ' ttt^ Tutierpw^iPilJinsr Stetion iog-.Cfrj (Ihrougli.,Uocksville HMdnare Co*), 2nd Mai&n Jfefitfesn... G tn iiiia Cr^ods Co. ,-'TV- BurebaumK-.: 18. Sow, two y^ars^gld ier over. any breed, 1st |o,00, 2nd $3.00. '- - 'I - Sow, one y»r,’.ufid under tw«y:driy ;b»ea,^ i^$ft00,-.ind^.o0. SMALL GRAIN Horn, Jpbn stone Co. Nuricki *' I " • 19, •it *i ThK-Aiiasrn Stores 20. Brnjr. and litter, Any-Ameed*.- Davie Nursery 11. Peck of Fulcaster Wiieeai, 1st bne bag 16-0-4 Ftrtiiiw h Ch Cl. Senfprdr Sons Co. GOOLEEMEE $5.60,)by Jz Etank HendrixrMockBvillersN*' C.A4- ''V- Erwih Coritin- Millg Co. Uf-u: »«.C-. -K r . . Southern Cotton Oil-Co,, 2nd twenty-four G, Washington iL Green MpljEng.-Co, by; Hfeiser;ft Mosjsr^Wv SJ 1 y v’ H iolrta ta r- J / f l Ltidfdhd . . SHBEP t v trade merit ot Pavje Record . i 12. Peck Leaps Prolific, 1-st one bag' lOrO^i -Fertiliier, by- SoufL Buyer M anufacture E, ,T. Hngljjab ry CkmIeeihee-DruiirCo.' • I • Monoacetlcacldester ot Sallcylicad J. D> Gbins > - ' - 21. Pen of sheep, one ram and fehriewes, let $10.00 cash, 2nd $5.00. CottonvPH.Gp., 2nd twenj%rfour.lbK‘|flour; by S lfe Milling J,.F.,Heaps,.;. Hirdugn Ji I% nk,HriatockAi•• =... . * P. K. Manos FARMINGTON , ' ..'I.— 't. U ;- p- , ■' .- f-; ; ■ - r a < t - - .ic.-J-u - ■: v: ' i - - 13. one % a g 12-4-4 Fettiliw J Lio»s Qinb,- J.- H*vFostfe • ',.POULTRY C.>A.Hartman Zenith Giiano ^oi1Halisbury, 2nd -twenty-four lbs. flour w y H- A- Sanford ‘ MilKngiCo^through J. Frank-HendriiAB, ;' - ; I Wr-P. Gdmatzer The judge in this department ‘will be a man licensed by thife Hosae Ice-A Fnol Co. 14. Peck of oats, any..! yanefy,,rls t one 'ba$ .baBi^ Iime potash J H .£. Jferoney, Wrfe Jbhn-JELBroek Amcu-ie&n TPonltryv Association and will judge atrictly - according to W.. A-Taylor the;ttandkrd&of,perfection; - TJ- L?' 'IibMirivB^hers, 2nd * $1.99. -f M re-C rIX hC lptotian is. Feck of barley,-any variety, 1st one bag Basic Line PotiAU j?, .10.. Jiurp^..;, MISCELLANEOUS « , ;;A ®en eonBi8te>,of;-one;male and four fflmales. - . » .; 22, Pen matured white leghorn, let twenty-five baby chicks, by Maftim Brothers, 2nd, $i.00. . j;-.- J. L. Shypk Southern Uetton Oil Co. 16. .WheeNr' Cosriigriting Co. Bunch. Poultry fFarm and Hatchery.-iBtatesviUe.2nd $2.00. cash. One pack’ -ol rye, any. varii^. lst one'bag of Basic-Linie Pihil JPd .Sanfftid ; b^y^Mairin Brothers, ZndJIl-OO;,: .,-s ; .... A x m « w f t Co.f ! 23. Pen young White Leghorns, lsti$5.00‘tr&d<, Tomlinson Chevro Jtoy, HoRjbouser 17. Peck of cdw pea^-ist jone bag Basici-IJine Potash1Ijr Hug To m o r e MffPH f roffn.Jr. Garter -Vehable .Uo.; *■'- let Co.,r2nd~curcd ham-by< Annour. ft .Co.;;-; A# i ' - 2«. fen m^reft;HreH»J^hdrn8| lM:.$6,00mierch*iidise,by Acorn Brothers, ,2nd $L00. T- Over-Ack T.JLBaker;,, American Steel & Wire Co. A ' > ' n ;‘ ' T i 0 ■ ~ ■" '■ Star ,Milling! Co. - Stores, Winston-Salem, 2nd one bag laying tnash,- Wt A. Taylor, ] Gas- nausea, sick headache, he V - 1* M h t : HAY6 WINSTON-SALEM Ameriean Limefliohe Go; Farmington/- I bum. distress after eating or dii Brovrn Rogers Dixon Co. Glasscock Stove Co,, 25. Pen young Broirii.Leghbrns,.-1st '$5t00 trade, Tomlinson Chevro j ing quickly and surely teliev^ Ameriean Pdulihy- Jdurnal let Co., 2nd cured ham; Armourfft Co* 18. Alfalfa, 15 Ib bundle, 1st'ohb half ton Mascot Lime, 2nd | I Safe. Pleasant. N ot a laxative. Journal Setitinel-PiibliBhing Co. 19. Red clover hay 16 Ib biiridle, 1st half ton Mascot Lime, 2nd I. / AmeFicaii Swiae Heri ,, 26. Een matured Barred iRwks, 1st $5.00 merchandise, by Gilmers, Normalixea Digestion and '| AerMl S tS jfM ^ . . 20. Soy; bean hay 16 bundle; is t half ton Mascot Lind Sweetem the Breath Mrs.-MargaretO. Craig • Ine.,W iM ton^lem ,;2ndl$2i#t!fl®hL ^ Gibbers, ;Inc, , • • •« American Limestone Co., 2nd: $1-00. Rosenbloom Levy Co. Mead- Johnson Co. ; - 27. Pen of .young -Rarred RocksjTlst $5.00 trade; Tomlinson Chevro 21. Cow pea hay 15 lb. bundle, 1st half ton Mascot Lime1J Louie Levy Co. CrystM-Ghemical Co, let Co., 2nd $2.00 cash. . • m < ; . • !WSL Limestone Co., 2nd $1.00. . 'O s M om sett Co.,. A. S. Aloe Co. 28. Pen matured White-Wyandotte; 1st two shirts, value $2.50 each, IKDiq Johnson & Johnson Co. ” Rosenhldom-Levy Co.,: Winston-Salem, 2nd $2.00 cash. 22. Six stalks soy beans, any variety, 1st half ton Mascotl Pjedmont Feed Stores American Limestone 1 Co., 2nd $1.00. 3S3i 6 Bell-a Efirds Dept. Store Hygea Nursong Bottle Co. ! 29. ■Pen of young White Wyandottes, 1st $5.00 trade, Sanford Motor 23. Six stalks cow peas, any variety, 1st half ton Mascot LiiiKlSl JgN Hot wate Frank A. Stith Co. Co.; 2nd $2.00 cash. ^ ".''J=H SureReiid Hauser & Moser 30. Pen matured Silver Laced Wyandottes, 1st $5.00 pair pants, American Limestone Co., 2nd $1.00. Huntley Hill Stockton Co. by Louis-Levy Co., Winston-Salem, 2nd $2.00. 24. Bunch of peanuts, three vines with pods attached, 1st lialfb Rominger Furniture Co. 31. Pen of young Silver Laced Wyandottes,-1st $5.00 trade, Sanford Mascot Lime, by American Limestone Co., 2nd one gallon p trating oil, by Standard Oil Co. The Gift Shop Motor Co., 2nd $2.00 cash. m gfm©E§?fi« ------0------:— =------W. G. White & Co. 32. Pen matured Partridge Wyandottes, 1st $4.00, 2nd $2.00 mer 5# AND 754i PACKAGES I APPLES, PLATE OF FIVE SPECIMENS Gateway Stores Inc. chandise, by M oiyisett Co., Winston-Salem. Mrs. W. N. Reynolds 33. Pen of young Partridge Wyandottes, 1st $5.00 trade, Sanford 25. Bonam : 1st ten ueach trees, Davie Nursery, 2nd five-apple I e | Guaranteed Rem| Motor Co., 2nd $2.00 cash. Tins pile remedy comes In a Davie Nursery. - -ith Pile Pipe attachment, mt 34. Pen matured Rhode Island Reds, 1st one bag of Pratt’s laying it convenient nod easy to apply, 26. W inesap: 1st ten peach trees, Davie Nursery, 2nd fire ajj dnrapst will refund money if . RULES AND REGULATIONS mash, by Piedmont Feed Stores, Winston-Salem, and $2.00 cash, OINTMENT fails to euro any c k piles (Itching, blind, bleeding c 2nd fifty lbs. laying mash, by Piedmont Feed Stores, and $1.00 trees,;Davie Nursery. ^trading). JustaskforaTScti 1. The Sewond Annual Davie County Fair will be held in Mocks- cash. 27. Blacktwig: 1st ten peach trees, Davie Nursery, 2nd fire PAZO OiHTMEl ville September the 25th, 26th and 27th, open to all white residents 35. Pen of young Rhode Island Reds, 1st $5.00 trade, Sanford Motor trees, Davie Nursery. of this county. Co., 2nd $2.00 cash. 28. Any other varieties: 1st ten peach trees, Davie Nurserr.i T he P lain P eople 2. Exhibits will be received only from twelve o’clock Monday, 36. Pen of Black Minorcas, 1st one bag scratch feed, value $3.50, five apple trees, Davie Nursery. September 24th until twelve o-’clock Tuesday. Please -bring ex by Carter Venable Co., Richmond, Va., 2nd $2.00. 29. Keifer pear: 1st ten reach trees, by Davie Nursery, 2ndE SligliOrows get the publicity! I country still Is snfe In the L hibits early as possible as the directors will be able to arrange them 37. Pen Anconas, 1st bag scratch feed, value $3.50, by Carter- apple trees, by Davie Nursery. Jpeople who enjojy the comic si more carefully. Venable Co., Richmond, Va., 2nd $2.00. 30. Peaches, any variety, 1st ten peach trees, by Davie Nuns' Id eat breakfast in the kitchel 3. Competent judges will be furnished who will make their 28. Pen of Cornish Game, 1st .twenty-five lbs. laying mash, value 2nd five apple trees, by Davie Nursery. decisions in -accord with the premium list only and their judgments $1.25, by Carter-Venable Co., Richmond, Va., and $2.00 cash. 31. Peck potatoes, Irish Cobbler, 1st one bag 12-4-4, ZenithGE plough beauty Is only skin J and awards will be final. 39. Pen any other game, 1st $3.00 cash. Co., 2nd ten peach trees, by Davie Nursery. - even the ugly woman is glnd 4. Exhibits considered unworthy of the premium offered will 40. Pen of Bantams, 1st $2.00 merchandise, by Efirds, Winston- 32. Peck Bliss, 1st one bag 12-4-4 Genith Guano Co., 2nd ten Iie > begins to peel. ______receive no award. Salem, 2nd $1.00. trees, by Davie Nursery. . 5. All exhibits of home and farm products must have been 33. Peck Sweet Potatoes, any variety, 1st one bag 12-4-4, by fc- produced by the person exhibiting them, all livestock and poultry SINGLES Guano Co., 2nd ten peach trees, by Davie Nursery. ItMay must have been owned by the exhibitor thirty days previous to the 34. Bunch six turnips, 1st ten peach trees, By Davie Nbb® fair and all canned- goods, jellies, preserves, etc., must have been Fowles in pens will not.be eligible in single classes. 35. Six heads of cabbage, 1st ten peach trees, by Davie >’“*-■ canned since the date of the last fair. 4 1 . W hite Leghorn Cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 36. Six Onions, any variety, 1st ten apple trees, by Davie S®-”- Mn 6. No exhibit shall compete in more than one class and all 42. W hite Leghorn Cockrel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 2nd five apple trees, by Davie Nursery. entries must have class number thereon. 43. White Leghorn hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. ' • 37., Six Beets, any variety, 1st ten apple trees, by Davie 7. Every reasonable effort will be m-ade to protect property on 44. White Leghorn pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 2nd five apple trees, by Davie Nursery. exhibition, but the management of the fair will not hold itself re 45. Barred Rock cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 38. Six tomatoes, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. sponsible for loss or damage should any occur. 46. Barred . Rock cockrel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 39. Pimento peppers, 12 inch string, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 8 . Every person making entries must register with the Secre 47. Barred Rock hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 40. Red pepper, 12 inch string, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. tary of the fair and place exhibits under the direction of the Direc 48. Barred Rock pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 41. Best pumpkin, 1st one.bag 12-4-4 Fertilizer, by Zenith "I tors of the proper department. 49. White Wyandotte cock,’1st $ 1.00 2nd 50 cent. Co., value $3.75, 2nd one gallon fiaint, value $3.75, by«2' | 9. AU Directors have the authority to supervise their -depart 50. White Wyandotte cockrel, 1st $ 1.00, 2nd 50 cent. Stores,' Inc., 3rd $1.00. ments and we suggest that the exhibitors cooperate with the direc 51. White Wyandotte hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 42. COMMUNITY EXHIBIT, $25.00 cash. Tr tors in the arrangement of the exhibits. 52. White, Wyandotte pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 43. LIVE AT HOME EXHIBIT, 1st $20.00, 2nd Tar Hed » 1 10. No exhibit shall be moved until four o’clock p .1 m., the 53. Silver W yandotte cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. ■value $10.00, by Glascock Stove Co., through Mocksvi e ; last day of the fair, Thursday, September 27th. 54. Silver W yandotte cockrel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. ware Co., 3rd one year subscription to the Sentinel. ^ 11. The Fair Ass'ociation reserves the right to make any chang 55. Silver Wyandotte hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. :------0- r,^r es in any premiums offered should they^ee fit to do so. 56. Silver Wyandotte pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. DEPARTMENT C. HOME WORK ./ 12. Very few third premiums are offered, but a nice ribbon 57. Partridge Wyandotte cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. ^yill be given winner of third as well as first and second in all 58. Partridge Wyandotte cockrel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent DIRECTORS: iMrs. H. C.- Meroney, can goods, flowers, N.^ - classes. 59. Partridge Wyandotte hen, 1st- $1.00, 2nd '50 cent. Needlework, Miss Leila Charles. 60. Partridge Wyandotte pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. Entries in collections will not be eligible in single Cf-ltI 61. PREMIUM LIST Black Minorca cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. single entries in collections. «, Whtn your 62. Black Minorca Cockerel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. I Best collection canned vegetables, 1st $10.00 lamp, by H 63.- DEPARTMENT A. LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY Black Minorca hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. . Hill-Stockton Co., 2nd $ 2.00 cash. 64. 'hildren J. W. Cartner, Director Black Minorca pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 2. Best collection canned fruits, 1st canning outfit, value v I 65. Rhode Island Red cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. by Brown-Rogers-Dixon, 2nd $2.00 cash. No male livestock will be eligible for a -premium unless it is 66. registered. Rhode Island Red cockerel, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 'Best collection ^jellies, '1st mirror, value $7.50, by B 67. for It o Rhode Island Red hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. F urnitu re Co., Winston-Salem, 2nd $2.00 cash. g| ^storia is a comfort ifoen : 68 . Rhode Island Red pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 4. Best collection preserves, 1st $5.00 in jewelry, by the Wi A »k sooner taken than tl 69. GUERNSEYS Ancona cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. t WinstomGalem, 2nd $2.00 trade, by C. C. Sanford Sfs J 70. 'abr?nlef e; lfreStleSS’ a f e ' Ancona cockerel, 1st $1.0J>, 2nd 50 cent. 5. Apple preserves, 1st one doz. qt. jars, by W. G. White i •CW ®°n.tentment- Nob8" 1. 71. Bull over two years old, 1st $10.00 cash, 2nd 5 gallons Tiolene Ancona hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. Winston-Salem, 2nd 25 cent W iI ^ s a baby remedy, motor oil. Value $6.00, by Statesville Oil Co! 72. Ancona pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. *■' 6. Fear preserves,-1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent, togeSM' feCtly safe 2. 73. irfl j. : you have the Bull under two years old, 1st $10.00 cash, 2nd one gallon of Game cock, ISt $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 7. peach preserves, 1st 50 cent 2nd 25 cent. Flit, value $4.00, by Standard Oil Co. 74. |ct 3® that! It is a vegetal Game cockerel, 1st $1.00, 2nd' 50 cent. 8. Bamson preserves, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. 3. Cow over two years old, 1st $10.00 cash, 2nd $4.00. 75. Game hen, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. t 9. t iK? I y° “ could o se it eve 4. 76. Fig preserves, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. ans J h ?nemerSency that CS Heifer over four months and under two years, 1st $6.00 2nd Game pullet, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 10. Cherry preserves, 1st 50 cent, 2nd 25 cent. . ;t0n Some night when! one bag of 8-4-4 Fertilizer, by Southern Cotton Oil Co. 77; Bantam cock, 1st $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. 11. <.9 - ■ I a t 50 cent, 2nd 25 ««* Ir othe- « relieved—or coll — O ■: ------— ■ ■•• • 78. Bantam cockerel,-1st $1.00; 2nd 50 cent. soap6' ^suffering. Never be f 79. Bantam hen, 1st rILOO, 2nd 50 cent. : r r ” > I* ail 1? ' ^ 1 l8 t 50 ce“t. 2nd 25 cent. . _ _ JERSETB i ^ jPened ? keep an e s H 80; Bantam pullet, Ist $1.00, 2nd 50 cent. W 50 cent» 2nd 25 cent, yS be ’f, ,make sure there] SL Pair of Bronze Turkeys, Gobbler and hen, let shirt, value $3.00, iri -y%lirt ce”i 2nd 25 cent, ictlve Pastorla In the house 6, Bull over two years old, 1st $lQ.0p„cash, 2nd five -gallons Tiolene by Frank -Ah^tith-Co;; Winston-Salem; 2nd $2.00 cash. tfi n» C^eny i ^ . Ist fiO.ceht, 2nd 25 cent, hook Z r lder chaareO' t°| motor -oil, by Statesville Oil Co. , . Pair -ef. Turkeyn any other breed, 1st $3:00, 2nd $2.00. ib. Blackberry jam, 1st SO cdriV 2nd 25 cent. that comes with it. 6. Bull under two years old, 1st $10.00 cash, 2nd, $5.00. Pair - - - 18 S t i ajn* J1?.50 een*V2nd 25'cent. 7. Cow over two years old, 1st $10.00,- 2nd- 26 IbB. "Blue Arrow” Pair ■ cr5eIimber pickle, 1s t .50 cent,.2nd 25 cent. cup grease, Statesville Oil Co. - « ■Bair "(Continued bnnext page) c a s t o r i RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. -ii* IiZant Je bag of basic Iinio I LOTTO IS POPULAR DIG THREE MONTHS ONLY 5 1 0 0 WHO Iar M illing Co., thro^M iIWeIve full ounces of health in evefy package of* AMONG ITALIAN POOR FOR POT OF GOLD I e b a g of b a sic Iinio P lA Y MARKET WiN ^ lb s. of flour, by StartJ J A g e d Woman’s Dream of State Gets Revenue From Riches Starts Race. Outsiders Warned Failure Is 11st one bag O fbaaiclilaj the Weefcly Drawings. Nearly Certain. Honolulu.—An aged woman’s dream SHREDDED [bag of 8-4-4 Fertil;. Bome--Recent statistics show that of buried treasure kept four men busy New York,—Not more than five out Jy four lbs- Royal what was called the game of games— three months digging a lot 20 feet of every 100 persons who speculate in playing state lotto—has lost its hold broad and 80 feet deep in a back yard the stock market have any chance of ( t one bag 8.4.4 Fertili, . on all but the poorer players. It is in one of Honolulu’s residential dis quitting with a profit! true that,thousands play in different tricts. This is not a casual estimate, but CfcKb,"' ^ V Sg cities, but the frenzy of prewar play As they dug ancient Hawaiian a calculation carefully arrived at ers, ready to stake everything on their charms were brought into use to pro through a study of brokers’ records weekly gamble, has disappeared. Gam tect them from evil spirits. by Fred C. Kelly, financial writer, who bling in the weekly lotto remains the Mr& Pele Keakuaailuau, ninety- analyzes the current record-breaking most popular game for the poor, who nine years old, was the dreamer.' .In market operations in an article writ a, 1st one bag 8- Cy Charles Sugnrcs MLCKJEfTHE PRINTER’S DEVIL &W«an NtMprpct Uiiioa Meet an fIndoor THE DAVIE REf OK, MO,SUH'. ISc YAS1SOH'. GEORGE Largest Circulation VttvSHmGTOU EPAM1UOMOAS GOT A MOSY V SE A U AlAPHlSOOUS Davie County Newsi BUMP HISSELF IS 8A0K POSmOM MOW I K iD O O t t FROM Kl^U MORIC OU AUD ARE MOU AVIATOR, AU ELEVATOR A VACATIOU, WHICH SHU. SHlUWG SHOES NIAU LOCAL AND PERSONAL HE IS GOlU' TO IUJOM AT TH' FRTTX HOTEL.*? VERM SAlUBRlOUStM'. ■ NAS,SUH'. J Charlotte lint cotton Miss Mary Horn leaves tl Oldtown, where she will t Mrs. J. F. Adcock, of , spent last week in town tl ri of her parents, Mr. and * L Calf. Miss Frankie Craven Iefj day for Salisbury, where EE'S resume her studies at ^ college s Misses Rebecca and-Dell m m & Q . and Miss Gilma Baity leatj for Greensboro, where enter N. C. C. W. Misses Maggie and Loul ner. of near Cana, left w J Threshing Out the Straw Vote Our Pet Peeve for Morganton to enter thq School for the deaf and du SfME LimE-ti One car load galvanized | $?(?T IU S 500 squares. Let usfill der. 'Mocksville Hardwa S h D W J V j t \N e H T / Editor J. F. Click who M K > A 6 0 spending two weeks with in and around this city, f t to his home at Hickory W el Demand Basic (Slag Soil k tioner) for Alfalfa, Sweeq i Legumes and Fall Crops, tute for all Agricultural L i I H. H. BROWf W inston Salem Disj W. G. Speck, of Ripley who lived in Mocksville m years ago, was the guesl and Mrs. J. Lee Kurfeesaj 'WSkMZQL'SNAb last w e e k.1 Mr. Speck als X&kPT w att rr ^ m vs was/ his sister in Statesville. The Davie county ci| meet at Union Chapel on Sept. i 6 th , at 2 p. m . All are urged to be present. *>, / I i w m I C. S. SUMMER! ft W an ted 5 0 0 bushels Pea *1 saved from the small natij ties. We pay highest cash] TITUS NURSERY COJ W a y n e s| AU the pretty girls in Da ty are invited to enter thl contest at the Davie counf (Copyright, W.N. this city on W ednesday, I at 3 :3 0 p. m . " A $ 5 gold be awarded the prettiest j By Oshorne P Davie Record. THE FEATHERHEADS «0 Ar It iviini NiKMfit LTaloiKf Just One of Those Things TV. L. Reavis and famil| 5 home after a motor trip Voo OLD SonofaGonIA / WGEOfle^ZAC. VESSIR."HELEN WHATSERNAME FANNV ford, 'Illinois and Des Moiij I HAVEHT SEEN VOO I / lA sT 1 .HPAQD OF CUT ME FOR SiDME OTHER KID THAT They were accompanied HORNED NIGHT AND KID-LIKE1I CAM AVtlOV SPARKS IS FfAlHSRHEADJ SINCE w e WERE IN / I TOO, VOOD RUN AWAV Mrs. Reavis mother and si ,HIGH SCHOOU"" y I p ROM HOMF1KT WAS FROM HOM E-SfiV1WHftTEVEB BE MV WIFE RICHER/'WHV THE NIGHT OF THE . CflME OF THAT HOMElV LlTTlE SPARKS Ina Betts. The latter hi COUHTRV CLOB HOP/ G iR L - UA-Nfl- THAT VrtXJ WERE S o ed to Rockford, Illinois af STUCK ON FOR A WHILE-Hft NA- vacation,.' The following bounliel paid by the game wardenj county. Cooper and sf hawk, 2 5 c .; cro w , 15c.; ow ls, 2 5 c.; in effect Oct. closed season on squirrel SePt. 15th. Get your gt and purchase your huntii Jasper Barker, colored, ed in jail Friday evening with being implicated in ceny of money from B. B store ouR. 1 . H e f a ile d fk°° bond for his appei the next term of court. O t H e n w t j e i T W o t e M v e s e e n arker who was aiding it A TjflRSE &A6&E&m tnade his escape. Me Rev. and Mrs. Lonnid E ^ 5 v S?d 15Mle daughter, of I Apr ’ rs' I- V. DunganI Clancp Jss Tolly Kemington, of who were guests of Mr. 1 •. L. Call, left Sunday 2® /?: Rev- Mr- Call r< Kids days ago from a tom Europe. Jhe annual old time] Convention will be held Js September 22 nd. B il > Greater than ever. Gam e Called , “Ual Fiddler’s Convei « held at Cooleemee in t By PERCY L. CROSBY CoprrlKbL, by the UcCIorg Newspaper SpoO catr of the consolidat I ding on Saturday nig 2n > 1 9 * 8 Everybody! THE DAViE RECORD, MOCKSViLLE, R C. s e p t e m b r S i i, t9a$ Indoor Aviatm^ I THE DAVIE RECORD Junf “ ^reeds,of chickens will come ^55555888^^4444455555555^55855 __ rHllOY H f j under same class as those mention 99855^964919494959^495949 ed in the Davie fair premium book. 594919449512995^95^695554 L a r g e s t Circulation of Any p Coston, of Hendersonville, VETCH GROWERS PRINCESS THEATRE Davie County Newspaper. will lead the singing in a revival meeting beginning at the Metho Before sowing Vetch be sure and . P elevator . W5 dist church Sunday morning, Sept. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.-John GUbert N\AW local a n d p e r s o n a l n e w s . 16th . You areinvited to attend. treat the seed’ with with big supporting cast in “Man, Woman and Sin,” charlotte lint cotton Keuneth, the 12 -year-old son of MULFORDS VETCH INNOCULATION. and two-reel comedy “All Wstshed Up.” Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Haneline1 Miss M arv H orn lea v es to d a y for underwent an operation for appen Oldtowu, where she will teach this Increases the Yield dicitis at Long’s Sanatorium, Stat ye3r. esville, Friday. He is getting a- Improves the Soil FRIDAY and SATURDAY.-An F. B. 0 . West- I A ttorney E. H. Morris made a Iong nicely. ern picture with Buzz Barton in “The Fighting Red- J business trip to W ilk esb o ro W ed WE HAVE IT FRESH STOCK Sheriff Cope captured , Alphonzo head,” and two-reel'Sennett comedy, “A Dumb Wai nesday. Robertson, who escaped from the THE COST IS SMALL. * r v ter.” . Mrs. J. P- L eG rand an d M iss penitentiary state farm in July, on I Ossie Allison spent Friday in W ins Saturday night at the home of Mrs. ! ton-Salem sh o p p in g . Ada Smith, near Redlaud.' Rob ertson was brought to Mocksville MONDAY and TUESDAY .-“Modern Mothers,” f e«4wtj Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones have Harris-LeGrandPharmacy; •-S'SWRoC • and lodged in tail until officers ar and one reel oddity, “Wings of Death.” nioved to Thomasville, where Mr. rive from Raleigh for him. Jones has a position. “REGISTERED DRUGGIST” W. A. Clary, charged with pos Mocksville’s Only Licensed Drug Store I j. C. Charles moved his family seting, transporting and driving a ittiiuiiiiiiuiininmiiiiuiiininiiuiTiiinummnmtumiinuinimiminimiiniiuiini from S alisb u ry street to his new car while intoxicated, was arrested borne near Ephesus last week. by Sheriff Cope late Saturday af 23535348232390482353484823235348482323535323232353530223235353482323534823235353482323484823234848 ternoon near Cornatzer 1 after a Miss Mabel S te w a r t le a v e s to d a y long chase. Clary gave a $ 5 0 0 The Morrisett Co. for Kerneesville w h e r e sh e w ill bond for his appearance at the teach in th e graded school. Ul March term of court. ‘•LIVE WIRE STORE” Mrs.ll- C. Lane,-of Midland' SALE OF ANTIQUE FURNI Winston-Salem, N. C. Pa., is spending this month in town TURE at Lila Chambers home, with her father, Mr. J. N. Ijames. near Mock’s cburch, Friday, Sept. Mrs. J. F- Adcock, of Sanford, 21 st, 2 p. m. Beds, bureau, clock FOOD FOR THOUGHT:— spent last week in town the guest and other articles. of her parents, M r. an d M rs. W . Mrs. Queen Bess Kennen. Ons evening in October, L Call. T. A. VanZant, county game When I was fat from sober JIiss F rankie C raven le ft y ester warden, returned home Thursday And dragging a “load” with manly pride: day for Salisbury, where she will from Raleigh where he attended a My poor feet began to stutter, two-day meeting of State game r e s u m e her studies' at Catawba So I lay down in the gutter. wardens. Out of the 1 0 0 w arden s college. in the- state, 9 8 were present for !!ElH-MMffllW And a pig came up and lay down by my side. Bib Misses Rebecca- and --D elia- G ran t the meeting. The Alexander There we warbled, “ It’s fair weather when good and Miss Gilma Baity leave today Warden died last Tuesday. Mr. fellows get together. ” / for Greensboro, where they will VanZant reports a fine meeting. ’Til a lady passing by, was heard to say: enter N . C. C. W . Come in, press the button 'and “You can tell a man who boozes by the play Misses M aggie and L o u ise D a n take your owu picture. Picture The best time of the year to Paint, and the mates he chosses.” ner, of near Cana, left Wednesday taken in one second and finished in And tbe pig got up and slowly walked away. (or Morganton to enter the N. C. 15 minutes. Open evenings. Best Paint to use is STAG. Only cost yon Miool for the deaf and dumb. Jimmie Daniel Studios. Jimmie Daniel is turning out One car load galvanized roofing. $2.30 per gallon alter mixing with our 1001 ReaJy For Tke some fine photographic work at bis 500 squares. Let usfill your or studio over the Hendricks store. der. 'Mocksville Hardware Co. per cent. Kellogg linseed oil. Come in and \\ FallPerformance Jimmie has perfected a new ma Editor J. F . C lick w h o h a s been chine which enables one to press a let usestimate your paint job. Big stock;: With The Best Program In The City, Admission spending tw o w eek s w ith rela tiv es button and make their own picture. Less Than Competitors-A Show That Will in and around this city, returned He is kept busy daily. It will be tohis borne at H ic k o r y W ed n esd ay. worth your time and trouble to Roof Paint, black, red and green, at Please Any Woman In The City visit his studio and look over his Crepe Back Satin, nooe like it in Demand Basic (Slag Soil Condi machine and work. THE STORE OF TODAY’S BEST tioner) for Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, the city, a t ...... $1 .9 8 P. K. Manos, proprietor of the Legumes and F a ll C rops. S u b sti Flat Crepes, positively without tute for all Agricultural Limes. Davie Cafe, has presented Mocks- competition, at . . . $1 .5 9 - $1 .9 8 ' H. H. BROWN, ville high school library with 2 0 MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. !! Winston Salem Distributor. volumes of “The Outline of.Know • 5 4 -inch Non-Sag Jersey, tbe old ledge,” by James A. Richards, and PATRONIZE YOUR HARDWARE STORE. reliable, “shonuff,” at Ji.6 9 \V. G. Speck, of Ripley, Tenn., has also donated $ 2 5 in cash to the 5 0 styles of lovely Whitco Prints; who lived in Mocksville about 5 5 high school gymnasium. Mr. Ma- fill slate, at ' 39 c jears ago, was the guest of Mr, nos has the thanks of tie school 1 69 and M rs. J. Lee Etirfees a few days board, tbe faculty and students tor for Greensboro where she entered Greens jd inch Costiuue Velvet, ( . . Special iast week.' Mr. Speck also visited his generous gifts. > Advance News. boro College. values, assorted colors . . . $1 .9 8 bis sister in S ta tesv ille. Mr. and Mrs. C J. Taylor and MiSB Dor Friends of B. R. Bailey, J r , gave him a 5 4 -inch wool Sheperd Checks. Special The D avie co u n ty ch o ir w ill Dems. Nominate Ticket. othy Tavlor made a business trip to Win farewell patty one day last week. Mr. for com p in ation s, at , , . $1 .9 8 Bailev is leaving to enter Davidson Co), meet at Union Chapel on Sunday. The Democratic county conven ston, Lexington and Yadkin College one Special Hand Bags "Pickup,” regular lege. Sept. 16th, at 2 p. m. All singers tion met at the court house Mon day last week. v a lu es to $ 5 0 0 , ch o ice - . $1 .9 8 Funeral services of MisB Delilah Cham Mr. and Mrs. H L Foster and Miss Ann are urged to be present. day afternoon at 2 o ’c lock . I. P . 5 4 inch Wool Crepe, spendid quality, Fostermadea businesstrip to Winston C. S. SUMMERS, Sec. Graham presided over the conven bers were held here Saturday evening. Friday, th e last word in v alu e . . $1. 9 8 — $2 .2 5 tion. The following gentlemen Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, of Cleve Wanted 50 0 bushels Peach Seeds Misses Ruth Shutt and Bettie Gray Beaufiful bright Wool Mixed Plaids, were ncminated for the various land, visited Mrs. J. S. Shutt one dav the saved from the smali native varie Smitbdeal had their tonsils removed at county offices: past week. 4 5 .inch a real value . . . 9 8 c ties. We pay highest cash prices. Mocksvilly last week. Legislature—T. I. Caudell. Friends of Mrs. Lizzie Byerly will be 5 4 inch Plaids, wonderful color combi TITUS NURSERY COMPANY glad to know she is improving after being Mrs. C. E. FaircIoib visited her daugh Waynesboro, Va. Sheriff—Roy G Walker. nations, at only . . . . $ 1 .9 8 sick for some time. ter, Mrs. Conrad Carter, a t Winston one Register—S. R. Bessent. 5 4 day last week. * -inch Wool Tweeds, a special “ knock AU the pretty girls in Davie coun Treasurer—J. C. Barnhardt. Mr.' Uriah Orrell is ill with appendicitis Misses Annie Orrell and Mamie Lee out” value a t ...... $ 1 4 9 ty are invited to enter the beauty County Commissioners—J. H. L. we regret to learn. , Sbutt, of Winston, spent Sunday here. contest at the Davie county fair in Rice, Elmore Davis, J. G. Orrell. Miss Mildred Thompson left last week W inston-Salem's greatest offer in this city on W ednesday, Sept. 2 6 th , 5 4 -inch coating, at . . . $1 .9 8 at 3:30 p. in. "A $ 5 gold piece will 5323235353482323535323235353482323484823235353482323535348232353484823534848232353484823234848232348484823534848232353535348234853010000020100534853234802The greatest values in raincoats— be awarded the prettiest girl by the all colors, at ; . . . $4 .9 8 — $6 .9 8 Davie Record, -■ 5 0 styles new fall shades, Punjab pings W. L. Reavis and family are at , Percales, special 23c toiieafler a motor trip to Rock- Ii lord, Illinois and Des Moiaes, Iowa. W eare sole distributors—see it! . They were accompanied home by hhs. Reavis mother and sister Miss 48235323534823482348535348235323235323534823902348482348234848535323532353535353234823532323535353 Ioa Betts. The latter has return 15c, 18c, 20c, ed to Rockford, Illinois after a brief SPECIALS!, Ir0* A / vacation. We Have Many Specials That Can Not | Wonderful Millinery feu a /l The follow ing b o u n ties w ill be paid by the game warden of Davie 100 Beautiful Fall Hats county. Cooper and S h arp -S h in . Feather Trims, etc...... $1.98 hawk, 25c .; crow , 15c.; big-horned Be Easily Duplicated. I I Special Ribbon Trim . . . . $1.49 owls, 25c.; in effect Oct. 1st. T h e h closed season on squirrels is out Special Large Head Sizes . . . $1.98 0 5 School Suppllies Notions ■ I I Sept. 15th. Get your guns ready Special Large Head Sizes . . . £2.98 and purchase your hunting license. Book Satchels Nice Work-Baskets From 1 2 5 0 . Velvet Combinations, Gold, Silver, Gold Jasper Barker, colored, w a s lo d g ' • Cloth Etc. 25c to 50c 15c to 65c . Wk ed in jail Friday evening, charged with being implicated in the .-Iar- Lunch Boxes for the Children A Knock-Out Value In I I $3.98 and $4.98 •fis eeny of money from B. B. Sm ith’s : 10c, 20c, and 25c Bedroom Shoes-Special 49c Pair j j store on R. 1. He failed to give a Saoo bond for his appearance at Note Book Paper Leather-A Wonder Value 59c Pair g Marvelous Ready-To-Wear the nest term of court. Kenneth 60 Pages 5c WeSpecial In AIuminum Ware W SOO Beautiful New Garments darker who was aiding in the theft Wade his escape. Note Books We also Carry a Full Line of I Coats—Dresses—Suits Rev. and M rs. L o n n ie R . Call 120 Pages 5c GrayandWhite Enamel Ware I *t>d little daughter, ot Loifisville, See our Pencils and get a supply now ^ See our Window Shades H Satin^Crepes, Flat Crepes. Lovely Georgettes, Jjv., Mrs. L. V . D u n gau and sistpr Jersey, Etc., in all the New Fall Shades and ‘ ’ss Dolly Kemington, of Chicago, We have all kinds of school tablets We handle Graphone Records H Styles—the best value ever shown. who 1«, were •- guestsftuvois ofui Mr.iui. and duu Mrs. IVAia. See us for your School Supplies 25c and 35c • L. Call, left Sunday for their B $9.98^$ti.98, $18.75, $22:48 nines. Rev. Mr. Call returned a OUR PRICES ARE ABSOLUTELT THE BEST E i i r o S ^r0m a tour through % $29 75j $39.75, $55.00 Visit Our Store Often And See Onr Novelty And Gift Goods P annual old time Fiddler’s v^ntion will be held at Cbolee- DEAR FOLKS: JeieLFePtember 2 2 nd. Bigger, Bet- Fall Performance Show now in progress,, con , ’ Greater than ever. The Old tinued from 8 to 6 o’clock every day—admission nnual Fiddler’s C on ven tion w ill UN1TEDVARIETYST0RES free—a money-saving opportunity for your fall eld at C ooleem ee in th e A ud i- shopping. ntium of the consolidated ‘ school M 0 c k s v i 11 e, N. C. THE MORRISETT CO. Ul ding on Saturday nigbt, Sept. Jn * 1928 Everybody invited. UHiii:KiH»u»nuHm»HBUHt»ut»»»mmm»«mnm«nnnctnntr k .--J • 5 ...... POSTAL RECEIPTS'SHOW THE RECORD CIRCULATION THE L argest iN THt COUNf¥. THfeV DO n iT t it? # 0 •I- Fl •• »v I “HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE’S RlijSHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.' VOLUMN XXX. MOCKSVILLE, NORTH-CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 1 9 2 8 .. NUMBER io I PEOPLE NEWS OF LONG AGO. Daniels Letter Turns up Anti - Smith Diimocrats The Maine Election. HOUSEWIVES STRONG FOR HOOVER Charlotte, Sept. 1 1 .—The over ill Guarantee It." What Wae Happening In Davie Before to Hit Pro-Smith Stand. Bolt And Fight. whelming defeat of, the Democratic The Days of Automobiles and Rolled Long Beach, Cal. — Josephus Dallas, Texas, Sept: ,, 1 1 .— A m id ticket in Maine was interpreted as Hoae Daniels, former Secretary of the the wildest scenes that ^ver marked a repudiatiou of Governor Alfred IKng Co. (Davie Record, Sept. 1 6 , 1 9 0 3 ) Navy, and a newspaper editor, a Democratic meeting'/in Texas, Smith’s leadership by the Demo 1 ought to know that women pre delegates refusing to indorse the I. c. I John Campbell Is quite sick with cracy of that State in a statement serve letters and he should not for presidential candidacy of Governor typhoid fever issued here last night by Frank R. Ja v i e p e o p l e " I get this fact. His own letters and Alfred E. Sm ithof New. York bolt- F. M. Johnson visited relatives •-yv? / McNin.ch, chairman of- the anti he should not forget this fa^t. His ed the state DefiSocratic:|conventian m a m x tm tm jJw naaanI at Mt. Airy last week. Stnith Democratic committee. own letter of April 2 2 , 1 9 2 7 , m ay here today and organized a conveiiv Frauk Sanford has a pair of al , “The crashing defeat of the De- prove embarrassing to him in this tion of their own. ligators at his store. .mocralic ticket in Maine shows that campaign and may cause him to Many of the state’s most promi O wwstasjyyyyj Ja m e s T ro u tm a n , living near Governor Smith has wrecked the eat his own words. Here isia let nent political leaders swung their Cooleemee, died last week of fever. Democraticparty in that State,” ter that tne Raleigh editor wrote fists in a free-for-all fight that en Miss Mattie Eaton’s school open McNinch declared. to’Mrs. Nelly Hall Root, of Long sued when former Governor Oscar ed last Monday with a good atten “The fact that the Republican Beach, which she has just resur Colquitt, avowed anti : Smithite, dance. candidate for Governor received the rected since Josephus has gotton on sprang to his feet a few minutes T. A. Gaither, of Calahaln, was largest majority ever given a guber the Al Smith band wagon: after the convention opened and in tow n S a tu r d a y . natorial candidate in Maine and Raleigh, N. C., April 2 2 , 1 9 2 7 . sh ou ted : 2 that the Democratic candidate re Mrs E- H. Morris and children Mrs- Nelly Hall Root, “ Let all loyal Democtats retire.” ceived the smallest vote ever ca.-t spent Sunday anfl Monday with 3 3 3 .Carroll Park, West, Eyes were blackened and noses for a Democratic candidate , for her parents at Bower. Long Beach, Cal. bled as the insurgents , 1 troop in g Governor shows that the Democ Mrs. VV. K. Clement, of Farm .My dear Mrs. Root: I thank from the hall amid jeers and shouis racy of Maine has repudiated Gov ington, spent last week with Mrs. you for writing me. Nobody was of “ Get out Republicans,’,’ attemp ernor Smith’s leadership, his at \V. B. Clement. more surpised to read in the paper ted to snatch standards from dele tempt to Tammanyize the party G. VV7. Potts, ot Advance, is that I indorsed the candidacy of gations of loyalists. Uniformed of and his plan for establishing State Service building a new bridge across Hunt Governor Smith for President than ficers broke up a half dozen melees liquor saloons. ing creek near Calahaln. [s or beefsteak, I, and I immediately 'wrote the before order finally was restored “ If the Democrats of the South This placard Is being displayed conspicuously by housewives through Connor Sherrill and John Henry out the nation. Women caught the habit of working for Mr. Hoover during men who are I! Boston Herald, which carried the and about 3 0 0 insurgents repaired refuse to heed the alarm sounded Clement. Jr., have returned to the war and still retain their enthusiasm for his leadership. These signs statemeut that it was a mistake. I to meeting place on the front steps by the Democrats of Maine, then are being distributed in large quantities by the National Women’s group Tiinity College. of the Republican party headed by Mrs. A. T. Hert. am enclosing the clipping, about of the Fair Park auditorium. the same fate inevitably awaits tbe Miss Helen ChafiSn left Monday Iurance protec- th is. The bolt was precipitated when National Democracy in-the South. for Greensboro to enter G. F. C. prd Fire Insur- I think it rvould be a fatal mis a motion was introduced demand In this connection it is particularly VV. H. Goodman, of Mt. Ulla 1 take for the Democratic party to ing that only those delegates loyal interesting to note that Maine is Igive you the opened school at the Academy nominate a man with the wet re to Governor Smith be seated. The one of the stales which actually land. We can M onday. CAMEL CITY COACH CO. cord of Governor Smith, and I motion was an anti-climax to the supported and insis-.ea upon the ______i______Jid experience- J. F. Moore, register of deeds, action of the state executive com could not stand for any wet. nomination of Governor Smith at OPERATING DAILY BETWEEN has purchased a lot from J. • H. Je these things With my best wishes, and trust mittee yesterday, when anti-Smith Houston; and it is now made trag Clement and will begin the erection WINSTON-SALEM, MOCKSVILLE, STATESVILLE, CHARLOTTE ing that you will make my position delegations from five counties were ically clear that the political lead of a residence soon. AND SALISBURY. clear, I am sincerely yours. notified that they would' not be ers and delegates from Maine to F. G. Simmons, of Jones county, IRANCE, CALL JOSEPHUS DANIELS. . seated in the convention. | the Houston convention did not re Schedule Effective June I, 1928 . father of Senator Simmons, was GOING NORTH . Mrs. Root is now doing that Meeting apart from the regular present the sentiment of the Demo- killed last week .by g negro Wbp 3 yejyl-thing-,-CyizFvrmaking-Mrr-Dan. Democratic group, 'th’e ;H^5Wf sUjy crahy of their State.' RaTeTy - Has - • ' >a m a m p m ' pm- -p m p m he had ordered not'to hunt on his iel’s position very clear. He is sup porters elected former State Sena tbe slogan failed that Fas Maine Lv. Mocksville 9 50 11 50 1 50 350 550 820 E land. tor Thomas B. Love temporary GOING WEST porting for president the wet candi goes so goes the nation.” And in MissesEdith Clement, Blanche date he declared he could not stand chairman, named committees and the light of the result in Maine a m a ni p m p m p m pm Hanes, Ruth Fitzgorald, Ethel isurance Co. for and whose nomination he said placed further activities in the there can no longer be any serious Lv. Mocksville 8 15 10 15 12 15 2 15 4 15 615 Nail, Ida Hunt and Maggie Call would be. a fatal mistake for his hands of an executive committee, question about Governor Smith be GOING SOUTH left Monday for the State Normal party to make. headed by Alvin S Moody, of ing defeated by the largest popular Lv. Mocksville for Salisbury 10 30'a m 6 30 p m. at Greensboro. Photographs of Mr. Daniel’s H o u ston . vote ever cast against a Democrat GOING NORTH Married, in Farmington town view of what Governor Smith Both Love and Colquitt, address ic candidate for President.” Ar. Mocksville from Salisbury 9 45 a m 5 45 p m. ship by W. A. Ellis, J. .P., W . T. ALKER I would do to the Democratic party, ed the bolters, telling them to go Hendrix to Miss Maud Miller. Tom P. Jimison, erstwhile' Ic t o r s if nominated, are now speeding to their homes and “prepare for J. M. Poplin and wife returned preacher and now lawyer and poli PERIENCED EMBALMER through the mails and promise to the fight.” A set ot resolutions home Thursday trom a ten days tician, comes out in print to say in tbe Starrett hand have a wide circulation. adopted characterized the nomina that the preachers and laymen who |Sanford Motor Company. visit to relatives in Danville and tion of Governor Smith as an “un have come out against Smith are NIGHT PHONE 133 High Point. fortunate error” and condemned No Grandstander only making a lot of noise that is “Yank” Gaither was in town the. “high-handed and lawless me Rochester Republican. helping Al. If that’s true, and he Saturday and announced himself a thods of the regular convention.” Hoover talks very little about and others like him who are rush \ K. MANOS, Prop. candidate for constable in Calahaln township, under certain conditions. himself. He was so modest that ing into print with their y'elps of I m o c k sv ille Europe, which saw one of his great Following Tammany intolerence” believe it, why don't 1st Food the market affords. Ask IFm tbe conditions. jobs done, had to tell America how they all do their best to encourage If Ice Cream and Soft Drinks Dr. James Mc.Guire and J. H. Tactics. Stewart are off on a mountain trip. much of a man he was. Compli them to go on with their help? Many of the Smith promoters Prof. Herrick is finishing up a ment is said to tuake the man most They don’t act as if they believed and supporters are criticizing the nice residence beyond the depot. uneasy. He is at his best when ac ministers of out churches and the what-they are trying to make others M i l It will be occupied by Mrs. Mary. tually on the job. He never pre laymen as well as for their attitude believe.—Ex. faces performances with any _ guar Clement during the absence of Mr. in opposition to the repeal of the antee, and when the job is done he H errick and- fa m ily . A New York woman accused of doesn’t lie back and bash in a glow eighteenth amendment and others Miss Barbara Bryan, of Ken- violating tbe Volstead Act routed of self-satisfaction while his secre for their opposition to the Roman ansville, who has been visiting her Catholic church obtaining an ad three policemen trying to arrest her. tary rings for the press agent He sister, Mrs. Zeb B. Pyatt, left is the type that would vastly pre vantageous position in the control Some of it is powerful stuff. Monday for Greensboro to enter! of our government. They charge fer to be' thought wrong than to school at the State Normal. bellow anybody into the conviction these people with a want of tolera A trium ph in individual beauty ...a Mrs. John Creason, of near Coo that he was right. He is wise en tion of the opinions or practices of leemee, was stru'ck by lightning Popular Price Excursion refreshing and radical departure/?/* ough to content himself with ap others. v But these same men for ;ss last Tuesday night, 'and Jt was re To the tiresome commonplace ... a new proved acceptance of his finished get their high ideals for religious ported that she was killed. We liberty and the right of free speech style, a richer style, a more alluring are glad to know she has recovered p rod ucts. He tersely summed up his own aad frequently resort tp Tammany Washington, D. C. style than the world has ever known! mm from the shock. • methods, as they did in Columbia, philosophy in a single superbly Via THE Jas. Powell left-for Hot Springs, S. C., last Friday night when they SlLVES- worded sentence. “Wisdom con to genuine good taste. Ark,, last Wedndsday evening, Only one completely ANN IV E R-S A R-Y sists in knowing what to do next invaded the -first meeting of the Here is a new style— 1 s t - ^ n e w motor car style in Qlll (T ' \fC a richer styIe - a more taking with him his brother Ned, Hoover Democratic club and broke SOUTHERN RAIL rather than in debate upon perfec the past twenty-four Q l J I ' - / IN - alluring style-than who is badly afflicted with rheu i/ months—only one With Masterpiece Bodies the motor world has s t a b l e tion.” And if any sage, ancient or it up in disorder. If this isn't matism. WAY SYSTEM truly original and by 'Ftsher. • ever known. And here, modern, ever unburdened himself bigotary and intolerance of tbe beautiful development too, is tremendous increase in in body design—and, as the whole J. F. Ratledge, while driving a worst sort, what is? Such methods power, in flexibility, in responsive JABLE of a choicer gem of speech than Friday, Sept. -21, 1928. world realizes, it is the Silver Arim- wagon with his feet hanging down, ness—so outstanding as to amaze may succeed among the hoodlums versary Buick with. Masterpiece even those motorists who have p m id daily that it’s too bad school teachers Round trip fare from BodieshyFisher! ran over n stump and caught his- and in tbe slums of New York but long been familiar with Buick’s i sale . One and a third don’t refer to it. Here is an entirely new scheme of superior performance. {I a n d !I , J f e leg between the wagon.brakes and He hasn’t a grandstand play in they will not succeed in the South Mocksville, N. C. $11 50 body lines and contours - arresting for round trip U^wy I T I o r -mb^Uons-mateh6- ^.wikinnlmnd—IBfltCD1' Ttat U why America is acc^dmg only 2>4c a mile stump, breaking his leg between his entire repertoire. In these and will only serve to make the Tickets on sale Friday, September l e s s new interiors—new appoint- the Silver Anniversary Buick the - sale S • One and a Hall the knee and foot. Dr. Kimbrough anti-Smith forces stronger and 21st,. for all trains (except Crescent ments of comfort and convenience m o s t enthusiastic reception evei . ‘ {I and !) *»** days of tabloid and turmoil Hoov Limited) unapproached by any other auto- enjoyed by any fine ^ a t i. . : for round trip went out and gave him medical at more determined to vote for men Senfthedayl wbythisbeautfulnewBuickhasal- only 2 .7 c a mile er’s personal bearing is like good tention. 1 . > ’ • Final limit good returning on ail HereJsotxue distinction wedded readybecomeacountrywidevogu,! news from a far country. He will who are not nullifiers. Thev aie regular trains fexcept Crescent Lim dons on Boatliern Railway Arthur Daniel'and aunt, Miss determined that law and order shall ited) so as to reach original start not kiss babies. He doesn’t flute ing point prior to midnight Wed i The campaign in Davie county 99854422989855442283560844453^4 C atalogue of N otable will ’ get under way pretty soon. !The Almanach de Gotha is a L ! !• I$ groanac which was first publis| Both the Republican and Demo I DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS P3, and gives genealogical cratic county tickets are in the field Bars concerning all the so The Davie County Fairj pises of Europe, the mediatize! •and all the boys will soon be out in ®f Germany and many of t| ' the, bushes, on the highways and H .Women’s Silk Hosiery Children’s Dresses! Tlean princely and ducal houi hedges begging, the dear voters to The big event of next week is H Pure Thread Silk Hose, every painfull- Uade of Fast Color Prints* and .sovereign rank. Ibalsocl . cotni to their rescue. From pre = fashioned and reinforced, all sizes K K /v Ginghana, trimmed with pockets $1.00 i ^hle information regardinl sent indications the county will go the Davie Fair. We are better m $1.25 value 0 0 V Bashes. Sizes 7 to 14 years | r® of administration and stl Women’s Rayon Undies 49c I tlle Principal political divisl Republican by the usual majority. prepared than ever to give you | e world. It is thought that Hoover will carry H Women’s Fall Footwear , Boy’s 4 Piece Suits! Davie by from 1 5 0 0 to 2 ,0 0 0 .m a H I P um pa1 Ties, Oxfords, Step-in. a n ^ , ,„ er T e s t i m o n y D otibfl bargains in fall goods. Let us !..That is your age?” jo r ity . = straps etc. All new Fall Styles and /r U R = Colors, Values up to $6 Special a t Mr ***** I twenty-two, judge.” From present indications Herbert supply your needs in Shoes, I forSOt to rem ind you, II you are under oath.” Hoover will get a majority of fif Clothing, Hats, Dry Goods and j teen hundred in Davie county. |anfordfs Balsam of A prominent Democrat in Farm- Notions. Malce our store your I 3 QUART PERCOLATORS injftan towtishipsays Smith will not J m £ eS- ^de, pure Akminum P^latgr-full 3 quart size. Extra I 77c. 7 bock ft■o' to t bottle I f Bot roltei. Al] get more tlian 12 v o tes in th e F arm headquarters when you come to ; j = special Friday and batiirday \ ? - Each - ing box. Davie county Democrats seeni to be badly split on Al Smith. the fair. REAL BARGAIN IN I anii soon*nred I Many of them will vote for Hoover, I / 1 ■.... - - iI WOMEN’S NEW FALL 'I OINTMENT. ItS while sonie will vote for neither of I ^Pretr?dCaS^ t' the presidential nominees. A hot MEN’S SUITS DRESSES Dress up in cine of these hand Brand new, high type, fashion able- ^ a t 76c; and in tin box« time is looked for in Davie between some, all-wool Fall Suits in I Frocks developed of fine Ssitin this date and Nov. 6 tb . I J. Frank Hendrix grey, black, tan, blue, brown % I A 11 : * black crepe, a ll best colors. A ll u ) 0 « i , ' . I and francv stripes, AU Sizes, * •< J N > V-. ATLANTA, NO. Choice Only %tr Special at I Smith is gaining, yes, he is mak \ Near OverLeaJ Bridge South Mocksville | Women’s New Felt Hats $198 ing excellent speed up Salt Creek. E s . 48232348482323535348232348482323485323230148482323535348232353484848485348482348534848000202482323 RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. ConstipaiJpn G one.' Inoculation of Clover, Alfalfa Hay Eskimos tsMinen Ivory Has Roses wrH er Pigi at a Premmm Price Left by Ancestors C h e e k s N o w Ancient fossil " Iyoiy valued at $50,000 came South on the first ceven years ago, I w as dy- More Care Is Required Than Maximum Yield Obtained boat from Nome this season. Tbe slo'vly of constipation. My sys- ivory on board represented an unin « full of poison, which hot When Cut at Full Bloom. was ,When Same Treatment tentional bequest from the long de RS! I® T iied my senses, hut my com- ceased Eskimo to the present gen ; dl) ■(l}- was muddy, eyes M unea11Iny Is Given Older Hogs. Good quality, clever and alfalfa hay eration. The natives from time Im y H 0I " w a s ruined, and I WaS con- / are at present at a premium price, be memorial feasted on walrus and the H f ; catching cold. I did not have (Prepared by the United States Department cause the greatest demand is for hay tusks, having no value, were -tossed r life or energy. et Agriculture.) for cows, says Professor H. B. Hart- ,nl reading one of your ads, I Advisability and economy of im aside. I r wig,‘agronomist at the New York state your I? several bottles of M ilks Emul- munization of suckling pigs against These piles accumulated, especially college of agriculture. W ithout iDd Iiefian ImprovlBg at once, hog cholera and the discrimination on the St. Lawrence and the Pribilof The maximum yield of the highest '“'lenient was so marked that ev- required in inoculation of young pigs islands, during,the centuries. A N ew Estfenitfnatortfiatis quality hay is obtained when it is cut ,K e noticed it, and spoke of how form -part of the new material includ Then white men came north with W oB derfanyER eettvearet SaSe to Vset Iilizers at full bloom. Legume hay cut just K-R-O is relatively harm* Pdenred my sbin* made aW eyes ed In the revised edition of Farm trading schooners and bought freshly M any le tte u testify to th e great m erit o f I Si brighter, and put roses In My before the bloom stage has the high less to human beings. live K-R-O. "One of my customers put out •> ers’ Bulletin 834-F, Hog Cholera, killed walrus ivory. The Eskimos, stock, dogs, cats, poultry, yet is guaranteed package of K-R-O and the nest morning hs fete In fact, I was an entirely difr est quality and quantity of protein, remembering the wasteful habits of to kill rats and mice every time. pickedup82 I ullgrown rats. Hiadoggotagood nt’nerson. I took alto g eth er 15 which the United States Department portion of the K-R-O M lt but It did not Durt- I but the stands are not apt to live their ancestors, promptly began sink Atold Dangerous FMtoiis uim.—The Gist Pharmacy, Sparta, Tenn.** bottles of M ilks Em ulsion, and of Agriculture has • just published.' long, he says. K-R-O doesnot contain-arsenic, phosphor vpu wonderful and felt the same “Although;it has been repeatedly ing mines on the sites of ancient ous, barium carbonate or any other deadly SOLD ON EfONET-BACK GUAItAN** p(1kcu i,,4.Alu»i m a ATTAM Tl One of the best methods of harvest camps. Each summer they dig out poison. ItsactiveisgredientisequUl as rec T I E , 75c at your druggist or direct from us- . Tt absolutely made me over. It shown that very young pigs can be ommended b jrth e U. S. Dept, of Agricul QttLOO delivered. Large size (four iimes an* raj. more-to your looks i than any- ing is with the left hand, curved thousands of dollars’ worth of fossil ture in their latest bulletin on “R at Control.'* much) $2.00. K-R-O Co-, Springfield, Ohio** ni® given lasting immunity by the simul toothed, side delivery rake, which , 1 1 have ever heard of. After I taneous Inoculation with antihog chol ivory, valuable because of its deep mi taken the Arst 8 bottles, people rakes hay into loose windrows soon coloring and extreme hardness. lul”to"notice[ __H a/v th IlvA e im IninrAFMMAn^ provem ent J n tm era serum and hog cholera virus.” say after cutting and before the leaves P skin and m y eyes being brighter. the authors, M. Dorset and U. G. wilt With this rake, most of the !"E verv w om an should know of it. I Houck of the bureau of animal In clover stems are on the outside-and H as W orld’8 Softest Job r J I -ever iia d a cold since I took dustry, “it is probably' also true that the leaves inside and unexposed, which The world’s softest job is the one KILLS-RATS-O N LY I-IL-S Emulsion, no stomach trouble more careful discrimination is re means that the leaves evaporate slow held by Sergins Ughet, a Bussian in constipation- I think it is a God- quired than when the same treatment ly and few are lost in handling. The Washington who once represented ,nd to humanity. - . Is applied to older hogs. This is be the Kerensky regime, according to a lizer I", nephew of mine was almost quality of -the hay made with this A Finfi Tnnic cause of the fact that- young pigs are Takei is nearly s good as that made writer in Capper’s Weekly. “We re Vd of stomach trouble. I started susceptible to many diseases and are fused the new Russian government »•„, „n M ilk s Emulsion and while he by the old-fashioned cock method, and I , on)v t a k e n 4 bottles, he can eat more easily affected by adverse con labor costs are forty per cent lower. recognition and during all these 10 years Ughet has been In charge of lOSSLTifflP Builds You Up Iearly anything, and is beginning to ditions than older hogs. In admin No further curing is needed in the tlie Russian embassy at Washington Prevents and Relieves. Bppi fine* istering tlie simultaneous inoculation field except a '"Uf turn of the windrow Tf-roti will always find me a Milks •to young pigs it is. therefore, espe with the side delivery rake. living off the fat of the land, respon Llsion booster.” MBS;- BEBECCA cially important to be sure that they The lessened injury to leaves by sible to no one. He has had charge MalaFia-Chills and Fever-DenGue L j1PBELU It- B.1, Dyersburg, Tenn. are in good health at the time of in this method means a high quality hay of business of former Russian gov F ace to F ace N ot a M edical Case: I sold by all druggists under a guar- oculation. If pigs are unthrifty from ernments involving the collection of because the leaves carry between Crawford—My wife has had a sink- Ltee to give satisfaction or money parasitic infection, or, in fact, from assets which exceeded liabilities by “Do you experience stage fright In M ilks E m ulsion Co., three and four times ad much digest speaking over radio?” ing spell. Landed. The any cause, if they show signs of many millions. Only the other day line Ierre Haute, Ind--A dv. ible protein as the stems, and are “No,” declared Senator Sorghum. Dobbs—Nonsense! You can’t bo- thumps or other abnormal conditions, he received a check from an Ameri much more nutritious. “I feel as if I were speaking man to lieve what these doctors tell you. the simultaneous inoculation should can railroad for'-$984,104 in settle If hay is mowed before rain or dew man. I classify many of my constit Crawford—But a doctor didn’t tell The G ay O ld T rader be postponed until they are restored ment of a Russian elalm. And .he is off in the morning, loss of leaves, uents as morons, who have about the me. It was a lifeguard at the bathing I Trader Horn, the aged litterateur, to complete health. In urgent cases doesn’t have to render an account bleaching and* dustiness from molds same facial expression as a micro pool. l a s congratulated by a New York in which pigs must be immunized im to anyone.” rIieat may result Yellow or browned hay phone.” Iirl reporter on the zest with which mediately, it is better to. use serum brings lower prices on the market, Nations better beware of “manifest L irent th e rounds of New York dia alone if the pigs are not In good con which pays top prices only for hay M any-Legged F rog People as well as animals have destiny” nonsense when it leads to- le r parties, teas and receptions. dition at the time. They can be giv of a pea-green color. Arnold Miles, son of W. E. Miles w ar. I "Well, you s e e , I enjoy it all, my “protective coloration,” but it’s not >ps. en the simultaneous inoculation at a of Biddeford, Maine, is thinking of blushing. ri," said the old trader. “I’m not later date. taking orders for frogs’ legs. He Some girls are kept so busy Becom- [ke tlie scientist. Carbon Bisulphide Will Pigs Protected Sooner. almost decided to go into the busi Ignore your aches and pains, as ing engaged that they have no time- •A lad.v reproached the scientist “The immunization of suckling pigs Destroy Grain Insects ness when he was catching frogs for youth does those it has. to m arry. Jor refusing to go out into society. . has much to recommend It in the way pickerel bait and caught one with 'o The Thousands of bushels of grain are ■"It must bore yqu dreadfully,’ she of decreased cost and increased pro seven legs. He placed it In a large destroyed annually by insects whicn aid . 'Work, work, nothing b u t work tection. By immunizing early, less glass jar and now has to catch flies stay In the storage bins from year to III the time.' serum is required, .,and the pigs are and bugs each day for meals for the- year and live on the grain after it is p e X e l is the last word ("Tm only bored, m a’am,’ th e protected sooner. Since the success captive. Fair stored, according to J. H. Biggar, Illi Iontist answered, ‘when bejng en- ful immunization of suckling pigs does nois Natural History Survey. Jertained.' ” not necessitate the reduction of feed, These insects can be destroyed by P oorly Selected i l l it is- possible that the practice would mr Store cleaning; brushing and fumigating the “We picked out a poor spot for our enable farmers' to market their pigs V aluable F ind bins. Fumigation is accomplished by camp.” PEXEL always makes jelly jell. Abso somewhat earlier than if the immuni IA 5200,000 sandalwood forest has pouring carbon bisulphide over the “How’s that?” lutely colorless, tasteless, odorless. zation were carried out after wean “ters found in tlie jungle region of grain, or better on gunny sacks spread “Too damp for comfort. Not damp Unlike other products, Pexd is a pure. ing.” katnhnlially, India. The Musore over the surface of the grain. The enough for fish.”—Louisville Courier- Also new In the revised edition Is fruit product—100%. Doesn’t change Lernment lias granted $3,600 for treatment should be used at the rate Joum al. the paragraph on the period of incu taste .or color of most delicately fla 159791^^159215Jsllection and transportation of the of one pound of carbon bisulphide to bation, reporting tests conducted by vored fruit. ■rood, which it is estimated will each 100 cubic feet of space in tlie bin. -Pexel saves time and fuel. More Iiioimt to COO tons, worth 600,000 the bureau of animal industry. Virus W ko’s M istake? The bin should be made air tight and than repays 30c it costs. More jelly— hers. ics, or about $216,000. was injected into 171 shotes and the Guest—Who is that awful-loolcing left undisturbed for 24 to 36 hours. time noted until the appearance of frump over there? fruit, sugar and flavor aren’t boiled insures this visible symptoms, the shortest time Host—Why, that’s my wife. off because, with Pexel, the jelly is sville, N. C. being 3 days nnd the longest 7 days Infertile Hill Fields Guest—Oh—er—beg pardon. My ready for glasses as soon as it comes with 05 per cent of the experimental f ;Sh§$d .Be. in Pasture m istake. to full boil. It jells by the time it is animals showing symptqnis on the Host—No; mine.—Yorkshire Post. cool. . Get Pexel at your grocer’s. Rec i n YoiiirtB; fifEki;;^?SnXthr ” J • v j -- Many, infertile .hill fields now Jn ^cni- ipe booklet in each package. 30c. Other. 'tests have added evidence ttvation which erode easily should' be O de to B ossie put in permanent pasture. If such a |The Pexel Company, Chicago, 111. that no breed-of hogs Is immune to “What rhymes with zephyr?” cholera, although there is a consider field has been in meadow some time, “H eifer,” there is likely to be some clover and able difference in the degree of sus “Do you think I am writing a poem 53485323232353232323534823485323482348482353235348 blue grass in it. The treatment rec ceptibility in individuals. to a cow?”—Louisville Courier-Jour- ommended for improving permanent The bulletin gives careful descrip nal. tions of the symptoms of cholera, to pastures should give satisfactory re (ICES! sults under these conditions. How gether with mention that some other •*"" F a s t W o r k diseases may have somewhat similar ever, if the field has recently been Police Captain—Did you get the prevents this symptoms. Coupled with this is the cultivated, the most satisfactory way license number of that hit-and-run TRADE warning that “owners should remem to get it into pasture is to plow it and driver? A l s o The Last Laugh j ber that cholera' spreads rapidly seed it with a pasture mixture and a nurse crop. A light seeding of oats Patrolman—No, but I handed him Grandmother — Perry, you have The Citizen—I thought you never: HERE through a herd and no time should a ticket as he went by. grown to be the living image of your laughed, old man. What’s the joke? be lost in calling a veterinarian to to' be cut for bay m akes an excellent nurse crop. fathar. You have your father’s eyes, Diogenes—More’n twenty flat hunt-- AND diagnose the disease and administer The French army's slightest soldier nose, mouth and— ers that used to guy me have had ! proper treatment. If the disfease is among this year’s conscripts is Emile Perry (gloomily)—Yes, and I have their rent raised on ’em, and havo- IHERE Is nothing tfiat ha9 ever SAVE cholera heavy losses can be averted Lemonnier, a 51-pound Norman, four his trousers, too.—Pittsburgh Post- been around here tryin’ to hire or- Itaken the place of Bayer Aspirin as only by prompt immunization of the feet tall. Gazette. buy my tub. Ian antidote for pain. Safe, dr physi- herd.” In case of doubt it is well to Around the Farm Lt > Icans wouldn’t use it, and endorse its. kill a sick hog and check up with the I tue by others, Surej t>r several mil- effects on the internal organs which Proved bulls take the guess out-of | bn users would have turned to some- are described in detail. breeding. | thing else. But get real Bayer Aspirin Sourcs. of I nfeetion. * * * I (at any drugstore) with Bayer chi the A stream running through a hog b t Today farmers of the world are ] tox, and the word genuine printed in is recognized- as a valuable source of ted: - closer together than the farmers of ! I water supply, but also as a dangerous one state were a hundred years ago. lay source of infection. “Therefore,” the authors say. “swine confined to lots or Alfalfa continued in a field for three pastures'with streams running through years or loniger is one of the very best them should be immunized.” methods of eradicating Canada this Farmers’ Bulletin 834-F, in the re tles from the field. vised edition, gives recent statistics * * *' RAlMO of the losses from hog cholera, which Barley is a crop generally under O f course you’re these two have averaged n ot less than 830,000,- valued in farming systems. If is an 000 a year for forty years, explains excellent food grain, ranking second going to hear customers to the cause, describes tlie symptoms, to corn in areas where corn makes a and differentiates between symptoms good crop. Ion and the , Aspirin Is I f t t a l e m arls o f of other diseases, describes some of * * * “Kr Manufacture — the ways in which cholera is spread, Hoover and Smith OLD WAY *1 Uonaacettcacldeater of SaUcyllcacId Where small jobs of concrete work recommends sanitary preventives, and are done, it pays to have one or more prevention by immunization. It ex measuring boxes for the sand and SS to radiq, they expect to talk directly tp every Catalogue of N otables plains briefly the "manufacture of the gravel and a-mixing box for the mor voter in the United States. Where is the family that I "lie Alnianach de Gotha is a F rench serum and the virus, and their admin tar. Make your own and use them - can afford to be without a' good radio set in this most AINS ! ! fteioiic whieh was first published In istration * to individual pigs and to often. interesting of Presidential years? I. 1 *n jy i . RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. X C. Ey Oabcrne Zac Meant -Home-Iovlngw THE FEATHERHEADS hr Wmm Hmpirw OwImJ Ih e RETU chatted pRflN INTO ZAC fZAC FlLCHER?! AS WoUfiH T IT ENDl sm«T«i«3 ABy T t y / FllCWEtt ON TrtE I vVoo "Dl 0 /, t OP BV Mfe NEARlV SOCK- HAVlNfi AwPUPPV-LOWE ZJ/ VOO ANo IsTfttET WESTeR-I ANV POPPV-ICME AFFAIR Wiw THPff HOMELY J>AV, FANNV- AFfAlR1EH PANNW FftNMV SPARKS mm Wfl IW WYNDHA MARTYN COPTOteK* by OAftSE &. HOPKI I CHAPTER X—ContinJ — 21 — “That I cannot say. Colonell CL Alexander ,ras killed In the war and so FINNEY OF THE FORCE AS Itirft MiWitftP** Va 1«B-> Why, Michael, of. Course Sehonbrunn- The man who ' secretary In Old Westbary—J DCEST W H V THE- I I member Edward < Conway?- IVEfiVWElU OH MR. FlKMtV!'-'; ITS TriP- NAVV AU WELLr dead. Madame de Berlaymoj VERY ID FA^/, P i E A S E / / TO SO HO®"/ MAN ASAlN-H E’S « / BRACE OR MRS1. Was with me In Long Island COMING TO OFFER HIS SNOOP.—BRACE In prison In England for a lo| HAND—AND IM JUST o p / of years. No, I think I an AU A-FXOTTER./-, great danger, except from ! lice.” Lying back In her chair slij i out to sea. Trent wondered, i the past she was (lying to etj Tf^u. | or forget. He would hove I great deal to know how mucll Min | heart was filled by the two I had loved. Probably she wi| mantle girl when she met de Sbv**iw«rfr and married him. The feell almost certainly been genu ini ''C l I/'/ then there was the ex-officer| cers, Captain Monmouth, in the bitterness of finding Ij greater than bis love, she aside .all thought of him. “There were statements at h§J In the papers yesterday,” s ) i after a long Interval of silence I interested me very much. Tl iVo Place fo r H im Events in the Lives o f L ittle M en I a reference to a certain •ady I I to whom It was said you gH engaged.” “It was true,” he said I ■ “Some day I may have the | nity to tell you of tlia extr circumstances which took mj home.’ “It was said that she d| suddenly.’ “Yes,” he said slowly, “tha( ;I have never spoken of it Si I have never felt able to. Look ,It seems like a dream. Y<| i what I had been. !Veil, I | Into the heart of one of I exclusive English families whl | welcome strangers or open lit j i to wealth. It was there 11 agony of being trusted whe i not worthy. ODe can’t fight I I I tried to, but it was toe big 11 was safe there. I felt Iik I tered ship which has come 1 edly into a sheltered Iiarlj cause I ivas a guest in such) none suspected me or even Yet, my own country folk | cause. I did uot grace the their social registers, der if anyone will be able stand me when I say tliaj thankful she died before find out the life I had led. I v* % of times I wanted to tell IieJ wouldn’t listen. She thougli| ed to confess some conventiu i cretions such as gambling \ o i?iO£ Ih e T ail $?arp was not in her heart to bd RB* OF SCHULZE'S 6 R g y L ; man she loved had been a prj W A 6 0 M O U T T O M E T z S f W I tliiel. I do not mean she| proud to believe that Rathl WAS SttM t TflRII-U her Iovo which had cast out I (Copyright, W. N.tr.J'-: (Copyright, W.N. (I.) “We were to have been I a few weeks. We were i gether. She was a very darl j Woman and p u t her huDter [ By Charles Sughroe those granite boundary fen MICKIEt THE PRINTER'S DEVIL OWetten Newpya Uoioi AU the News That's Fit to Print have In Cornwall. She IiadT / s h e WEieHS 19 POUUOS AMO ft leap before, but perhaps thil •lOH. SEE THE CUTE] HELPl ABOUT PIVE CJeiOCK A.M. AUO I VJHEU HER. HUSBfcUD VfAS PUT moment when her beautiful! THIS AIUT A HE . THIS IS A OUNCES AUO EfcTS TOAST, MIlR1 1 BABVI HOUf HELPl MERCIFUL .WfcKES US UP AU’ PA GRUMBLES = iu UML'. Auo eurei sa n , iuhei^ marked to and. I am not "SHE" AUD HER NAME IS'PAT,"I S m ’ IOLO IS HE^ ORAUfiE JUlCEj SOUP WITH MEAT HEAVEUS! of course she sets two uaps duriu A she sees a oos,.she goes, man, mademoiselle; I have I SHORT FOR PATRICIA AMD SHE| AU’CARROTS IUIT1 BUf SHE VlOUT IHHfcT HAVEl -M THE Ofcf1 VJHlCH PAOOUt SHE KlU %(" BOVll BOW! VJOWl INOVJt'' AUPl who sneered and disbelieve! IS ELEUEU WIOWTHS AUO 2 3 1 EfcT HER SOFT-BOILED EGfi1BUT kl STARTED* WALK REAL <5000 BV HAMfilU'OUTO I THEM - SAN, VIHERE OIO THfcff not any fear of hell that I 7J DATS OLD AU'SHES GOT SIT I give up the ofd ways.' It wa MA FOOLS HER BV MfcKIKfCOSTAROl Zr ’ SOMETHIU’, MIO PAVISEZ HE AIUT GIRL DISAPPEAR. TOl I VJAS faith with her.” TEETH AUO SHE BITES PMO]' PATOCIfcSLEEK PRETW 6 0 0 0 IU UO HURRM FOR. HER TD VUfcUC1 I GOtMfi TD TEllfHER. MORE ABOUTJ PUUS HfcIRSOIAETHmQ I ] AT UIfiHT1 BUT SHE STfcUOS UP BECUZ THIS Vffcf HE. KMOVJg VUHERE The woman listening saidl PATRICIA. HUHl I GUESS SHE, ' She could see that to such TERRIBUt1 AUDI DOUtJ /, IN HER BEO AUO HOUERS * , ' SHE IS1 LIKE TH’ VJOMAU SAID OOUT LIKE CHILOREM ! MEAU MWBE l reserved man as this the m I being able to speak of win i kept bidden was very great xjssiztt s i m s I “And yet I 'am glad that I then, for It would have b TOE FIiUHa SOUfcO X : I heart to find me out. Her . FOR IRfcVlMi-I great properties In Australi AU-OAVtOUQ were to have gone there i HE TALKS FOOTSAIL think he knew there were dared-not tell him. He w W m ,,& Wse and sad old man. So IHIAPUS. think we might have lived h Jltwwe shadow falling on us. But p ot Yours with Pierre I minds me of what might ha store. I do not tnink\I i T he nave had complete rest •there Is a high sense of b< Jin not permit itself to bi UVfAFiflfs even by love. . . . I as I GIancy Kids went into the church g‘When I Work on a fp R isoo&Neff I as a mOhcner, and ?JETgatoOSXiCtiM ii?en and women there I P a p er, IJJick'’ Said SA K t, QUOOY-WkT weaning guests." L T H l . W t - t h e ^ ^ ^ % F l y A9-6.Y0U Knockmg . e ™ not speak again! I- munch came to its dock. I M A W S T T H e w a l l ? L BnalJhe door of the Ced ■Partment he left ber. “ll f I talking to them tonj *&L “ve Deen very good to list Ifi abrupt?y.ed her hand and I CHAPTl B y ^ J renl Becomes winfTid Uore retUf PERCYXfCROSBY J ih V lstOfflveho © 'by' tfto McClure Ntwapaper ayndlcite I It h i s employer. I ne of the five se< I'SJ- RECORD. MOCKS VILLE. K C I t• was iUree o’clock when Trent stopped bgfore the brown-stone bouse improved Uniform International Ihe RETURN Where Clarke lived. “Clarke,” he said, after a short con GEORGIA versation, “did anybody ever tell you you looked like a cop?” ANTHONY “It’s been a godsend to. me,” be was St a t e N e w s told. “I could get through the police lines any time at all just on my face. Having to lick a bunch of cub report CLAY IS PLANNING RENT ers into.shape began it Why?" (By EGV. P. B. F IT ? WATSJR,- D.D., D ean . Tbfere was a -gravity about Trent’s MooSy Btbte InHtttute ot Chicago.) manner wblcb he had-not before re FOR GREAT RURAL (fSk.1928. W estern Newspaper Union.) / vealed. “Have I ever asked a favor floisan of you?” he demanded. Lesson for September 23 tvv Clarke looked at him puzzled. EDUCATION WEEK Trent had done him innumerable good THE CHRISTIAN BASIS OF TOTAL y w y n d h a m turns, as this very bouse proved. He KEEP TOBACCO MART OPEN ABSTINENCE bad asked nothing in the way of re- 1 M A RTY N ipayment. - Temperance Lesson. “No, son, you never have, and you Ban on Hog Raising in Atlanta; LESSON TEXT—I Cor. 8:1-13. WHAT DR. CALDWELL GOLDEN TEXT—Let no man seek fOPVlAlGHT by BARSE & HOPKINS could have asked quite a plenty. Dairying Doubles in Lamar LEARNED IN 47 W.N.U. SERVICE What’s on your mind now?" his own but every man another's County; Other Items. w e a lth . YEARS PRACTICE I_ Anthony Trent talked to him for ten PRIMARY TOPIC—Helping Others to CHAPTER X— Continued ly what Trent required. It yvas an minutes. Clarke Interrupted him now K e e p G od’s L aw . — 2 1 — old frame mansion of sixteen rooms and then hvith a pertinent question. JUNIOR TOPIC-Helping Others to A physician watched the results of Atlanta, Ga.—Expansion of its edu standing In twenty acres of land. The “Will I do it?" be said, when Trent K e e p G od’s L a w . constipation for 47 years, and believed “Thai I cannot say. Colonel Ogllvle INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP rental was low because the absentee cational work into the rural and farm that no matter how careful people are of *83 b ille d in the w ar and so w as Von finished. “Boy, you know d—n well IC—Abstinence tor the Sake of Others. their-health, diet and exercise, constipa purse gclionbruun. Tlie raau who was my owner bad allowed his property to get I will.” districts, as well as continuance of its YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP tion will occur from time to time. Of iecrciary In Old W estbury—yon re Into a bad condition of repair. “That’s a tremendous relief,” Trent activities in . leading Southern cities, IC—The Christian Standard of' Social next importance, then, is how to treat To tbe west the gardens came to an said gratefully. “When everything I* C o n d u ct. , if when it oomes. D r. Caldwell always member Edward . Conway?—be Is is the future program of the Southern deed. Madame de Berlaymont, who end on a bluff about twenty feet • ready I1Il phone you and send a car was in favor of getting as close to nature Clay Products association, it was an In this section of Scripture Paul is W(IS ,viiii me In Um g Island, she is above the railroad. An iron bridge for. you. Tetl your wife you are tour as possible, hence his remedy for consti nounced at the monthly business bringing to view the great doctrine of pation, known as Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup In p rison in England for a long term crossed the tracks from this bluff. ing with me if she seems anxious.", Christian liberty and forbearance. The nieeting of the organization at the Pepsin, is a. mild vegetable compound. 0f y e a rs . No, I think I am In no There was a flight of steep steps, with “You’ve got a hard assignment occasion of tbis teaching was tbe un It can not harm the system and iB not Ansley hotel. peat danger, except from your po a padlocked gate at the bottom which ahead,” Clarke commented, “and there’s certainty as to the right attitude for habit forming. Syrup Pepsin is pleasant- C. A. Cobb, of Atlanta, editor of descended to the flat land by tbe a raft of difficulties to overcome. Sup Christians to take toward things sacri tasting, and youngsters love it. lice.” Hudson side. the Southern Kuralist and president Lying back In her chair she stared pose he doesn’t come through ?’’ ficed unto idols. Dr. , Caldwell did not approve of of the American Agriculture Editors’ drastic physics and purges. He did not ont to s e a . Trent wondered, what of A feature of the place which seemed “I shall be In the soup," Trent con I. The Idol Is Nothing (vv. 1-8). to impress Trent was a flower gar fessed. “I’m not disguising the fact association, addressed the meeting on believe they were good for anybody’s Oie past she was uylng to capture— Intelligent peop.e know that an system. In a practice of 47 years ke y \ m m den, a hundred yards.square. In the that this isn’t exactly legal, but I the general subject, “The Farm Mar or forget. He would have given a idol is nothing but a piece of timber never saw any Teasomfor their use when •Teat deal to know how much of her center of this waste was an old ru- feel we can pull- it off. I wouldn’t ask ket for Building Materials.” His talk or stone. They know that there is Byrup Pepsin w ill empty Uie bowels just you tfnd the others if I thought there Heart w a s BHed by the two men she touched on.general building, such as only one God, the creator and sus- as promptly. . Do not let a day go by without a lmii lo ved. Probably she was a ro was much danger. I’ll admit the risk, residences, stores, etc., dairy barns; tainer of all things. Since an idol though.” bowel movement. Do not sit and hope, mantic g ir l when she met de Beaulieu tobacco curing houses, and sweet po has no real existence, the eating of “He ought to be a tough bird,” but go to the nearest druggist and get nnd married him. The feeling bad tato houses. such meat is a matter of Indifference. one of the generouB bottles of Dr. Cald Clarke commented. “He got away alm ost certainly been genuine. And It should be borne in mind that the well’s Syrup Pepsin, or write' “Syrup with it all right at the trial." then there was the ex-officer of lan principle stated in this section has Pepsin,” DepL BB, Monticello. Illinois, Bulloch County Fair October I for free trial bottle. I cers, Captain Monmouth. Perhaps Statesboro, Ga.—The final plans reference to things which are in them In of f i n d i n g bis pride On the face of it, the Weems com the bitterness have been made for the opening of selves wrong. Strictly speaking, there peatcr than bis love, she bad put edy seemed dead loss. But Trent had , A nn ual F ire L osses the Bulloch county fair on October I. fore, this teaching canaot be applied aside a ll thought of him. ideas concerning pictures which he to indulgence In intoxicating liquors. It is estimated by Charles H. Meigs, Lr. Banners, posters and tire covers ad ‘There were statements about you did not share with his partner, it was To do so would be a perversion ot fire commissioner of New York, that vertising the fall festival were distrib In the papers yesterday,” she said, to the Fort Lee studio he took his way Paul’s meaning. The indulgence in in there are two human lives and $60,- uted recently. after a long interval of silence, “which after dinner. Weeme was “shooting" toxicating liquors, the use of tobacco, 000 worth of property destroyed by Interested m e very much. There was at night, and,the six-reel special would etc., are things wrong in themselves fire In the United States every hour. also be in course of production. Keep Tobacco Mart Open because they injure the human body. The total fire loss for the month of m a reference to a certain lady of rank to whom it was said you had been Trent spoke to tbe technical di Valdosta,' Gaj-Valdosta will keep TIie holding of stock in certain cor January, 192S, w as In excess of $48,- engaged.” rector. its tobacco market open. Safes for porations and having partnership in 000,000, o r about $5,000,000 ahead of “It was true,” be. said quietly. “Which of those carpenters’ you’re the past week reached a total of 1,- illegal business are things that are January, 1927. Our fire losses in 1926 were double what they were in “Some day I may have the opportu laying off do you recommend?” He 012,618 pounds, selling for $108,- wrong in themselves. In applying this had learned that with the completion principle to the use of intoxicating 1916 and three times what they were nity to tell you of the extraordinary 250.28. circumstances which took m e to her of thev feature’s big sets uot so many liquors, this should be borne in. mind. in 1915. Our annual fire losses total nearly $500,000,000. home." hands would be required. I The principle can be applied only to “It was said that she died very “Those four," said the technical di Peanut Crop Good things which are in themselves harm suddenly.” rector. “Stafford, Clancy, Clevelnnd Hawkinville, Ga.—The peanut crop less. T rees as H istory B ooks i “l’ee.” he said slowly, "that is true. nnd Dale.” / is now ready to be gathered, in Pu II. Not All Christians Have Matur The Tlingit Indians of the North I have never spokeu of it before. I When Messrs. Stafford, Clancy, laski county. In fact, the harvesting ity of Discernment (vv. 7, 8). west, ' authentically the totem pole have never felt able to. Looking back Cleveland and Dale were paid off they has already begun, but has been de Uninstructed Christians were still tribe, carved their histories on poles it seems like a dream. You know secured instantly other pusitions. They layed on account of the heavy rains- possessed of the conviction that hn jvliich required entire tree trunks.— what I had been. Well, I was taken knew Trent had an interest in a pro The quality of the peanut is good, in idol was really a living and powerful Woman’s Home Companion. into the heart of one of those old, duction. They presumed he was to be spite of the fact that the crop has being. For those persons to sit down exclusive English families who do not one of the new lights in tilmdoin. They been damaged, to a certain extent by to a social meal where such meat was Turkey was unknown to the an welcome strangers or open their gates had seen many such in a heaven where the continued rains. The county has eaten ufeuld be to expose themselves cients and America knows it only once “I Shall Be In the Soup,” Trent Con to wealth. It w as th ere I felt the comets and falling stars were common about 3,000 acres in peanuts. to the liability of being brought again a jfear. fessed. agony of being trusted when I was phenomena. under bondage to their sins. not worthy. One can't fight off love. ined summer bouse. From this noth Stafford was the foreman. He was Rome’s First Bale III. The Christian’s Behavior in You can he so polite Jo a man as I tried to, but it was too" big for that a Superior sort of mechanic whouimed Such Cases (vv. 9-13). to make him dislike you. ing of the house or road couidbe Rome, Ga--The first bale of cotton I was safe there. I felt like a bat seen. In front of U was the broad at being a technical director some 1. He should take heed lest his lib of th e 1928 season h as been brought tered sliip which has come unexpect river. day. There were conditions In this erty become a stumbling block (v. 9). to Rome and auctioned off for 27 1-2 edly into a sheltered harbor. Be "I like privacy,” Trent told the new job which were unusual, but board 2. Liberty must be curtailed for the cents a pound, netting its grower cause I was a guest in such a home agent. and lodgings, plus pay, seemed tco sake of the weak brother (vv. 10,11). BECOMHflENDS $142.13. T he first bale of cotton did none suspected me or even inquired. “You’ll surely get It here,” said the good to peril with questioning. 3. To disregard tbis is to sin Yet, m.v own country folk did, be man. “You are not overlooked and • • • • • « • • not come from Floyd county, but against our brethren (v. 13). cause I did uot grace the pages of you’ve' no near neighbors. There’s The Grant bouse party on his sec from its sister county of Cherokee, To disregard our brother’s interest IT TO DTeS their social registers. . . . I won iron gates to keep the crowd out, and ond visit was of a different character, Ala., and was grown by A. E. Hopper. is to sin against Christ, for it is sin der if anyone will be able to under there’s one of the few outlets to the us Anthony Trent recognized. Only The cotton was graded smt, and ning against the one for whom Christ stand tne when I say that I was river which is legally yours to use. Kathryn Holland remained of those weighed 524 pounds. died. To place a stumbling block In CyHia C Pinkham’s Vegetable thankful she died before she could I haven’t a more desirable property who had been there before. the way of the believer is a terrible Compound Helps Hmr Sp Mock find out the life I had led. A score on my lists. If you want to buy I Less’attention was given to linger Burglars Take Cash Register crime. In enforcing this, three impor *• l^c of times I wanted to tell her, but stye can make you a very low price." ing dinners and more to dancing and Jonesboro, Ga.—Burglars entered tant considerations are brought out: (1) The fate of the weak brother Cleveland, Ohio—“I sure "recom wouldn't listen. She thought I want “I might even do. that In six months’ tennis. Payson Grant greeted Trent the Thompson service station here ed to confess some conventional indis time,” Trent said. The situation was (v. 11). mend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable with effusion. He felt rather out of U recently, making off with a cash reg Compound to any cretions such as gambling debts. It' He perishes. Human sympathy, let delightful, and he had long been with the younger men. He bad played ister containing about $10. In cash woman in. the con t I A IL ^ A R D was not in her heart to believe the alone Christian love, would cause a thinking about giving up city life. It tennis only to find his wind was gone and tobacco valued at about $30. They dition I was in. I rs* 6RccERy man she loved bad been a professional would be a pleasing jest to make his and his heart fluttering. man to give consideration to his con was so weak and escaped iff an autom obile. duct lest be cause such a loss. -TSi METZ'S thiel. I do not mean she was too home within a few miles of the famous La Belle Alliance bad been, floated run-down that I proud to believe that. Rather it was prispn. ^ off on the highest tide of the year; she (2) The. relation of the man to his could hardly stand TBRILU her lava which had cast out all doubL It was plain the agent was im was undamaged and now in charge of Improvements at Dahlonega slayer. He is his brother. up. I could not eat and was full "We were to have been married In pressed by Trent’s way of doing busi harbor authorities. Investigation had Dahlonega1 Ga.—The city managers (3) What Christ did for the “weak brother." of m ise ry A friend a fen weeks. We w ere riding to ness. discovered stolen property of all sorts. of Dahlonega have installed water and living oft Arcade Christ died for him; therefore to gether. She was u very daring horse “I’d like to have you In this part Itedlich and his companions would not sew ers, built nearly 3,000 feet of ce Avenue told me woman and put her hunter at one of of the world," he said. “Take it from be brought to trial for some time. ment sidewalks in the last 15 months sin against a brother is to sin against about this medi fT ^ 's Fit to Print those granite boundary fences they me, this side of the river can’t be One of tbe problems which per- and have funds in sig h t to lay 12,000 Christ, because the brother is a mem cine and after tak lave In Cornwall. She bad taken the beat for beauty and convenience. As p’lexed Trent -was how to deliver an feet more. The tax rate last year was ber of Christ’s body. ing ten bottles my IV. The Teaching Illustrated 'In (weakness and nervousness are jail leap before, but perhaps th is w as the to train service, there isn’s such a other of Sutton’s messages to Grant $1.45 per $100 w hile the levy ju st made Paul’s Life (ch. 9). gone. ■ I feel like living again. I am UAS POT moment when her beautiful life was good one anywheres.” without attracting suspicion to him for this y ear is $1.40, w hich includes At Corinth Paul worked with his etill taking it until I feel strong like 5 AN, UIWEU) marked to eud. I am not a religious ' Trent gave him a check to stem' the self. It was unlikely that Grunt would an increase of five mills for high before. Ton may use this letter as a. own hands lest his mission to them aoes, man, mademoiselle; I have been one flood of eloquence which was let think one of his guests culpable; but schools. Taxable values have in testim onial.”— Mbs. Elizabeth T oso , should be misjudged. While he vigor 14913 Hale Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. IO\U\ who sneered and disbelieved; it was loose. _ there was always the possibility of it creased $22,000 o.ver la st year. not any fear of hell that made me “Are you able to leave the store for As- before, be was struck with the ously contended for his-right to ask DlO TVAAT for support of them, he refrained from give up the old ways' It was to keep a coupie of weeks, maybe' more?” liivish richness of the house and its y? 'WAS asking. By means of h‘s own labors faith with her.” Trent asked More “I want you to appointments. It represented part Uf Tobacco Brings Over a Million NORE ABOUT and the donations which be received The woman listening said no word. come bere and have the place cleaned the fortune Sutton had amassed and Tifton, “ Ga.—The Tifton tobacco from the Macedonian cisnreo«s Iie was SS SHE She could see that to sucb a silent, up. I don’t want you to have your laid at the feet of the woman who be market closed the 1928 season with able to boast that he had not been I reserved man as this the relief of family here You can get what you trayed him. A lawyer bad told Trent to tal gross safes of 9,378,344 pounds, chargeable to them. helng able to speak o f. what he had want at the local stores. Don’t en tiiat iter position was secure. The gift bringing $1,201,565.62, an average of V. The Teaching Applied (10:23- hept hidden was very g re a t courage tradesmen to call. Is tlmt Imd been made freely and without com 12.81 cents per pound. The first-hand 33). pulsion. From the covert looks she safes for the season will be consider ill “And yet i'am glad that she died d e a r? ” 1. Christians may indulge in lawful “Absolutely ” said More. ‘TH keep continually, gave Payson, Trent did ably lower than the gross sales, while then, for it would have broken her things only as they are expedient and Stops Malaria, Restores ’em off, Mr. TrenL A little exercise not think the second husband was the first-hand sale average price will heart to find me out. H er fath er had unto edification (v. 23). won’t hurt me now I’m all rested up.” proving any more satisfactory than Strength and Energy 60c Steat properties in Australia, and we be higher than the average for the 2. Let no man seek his own, but •, “I shall be back In a few days. I the firsL Jtere to have gone there to live. I gross sales. each bis neighbor’s good. (v. 24). think he knew there were secrets I want you to get uere before noon Uuder the steady influence of tbe The principle of love is unselfish .stimulants Grant found he could not MEDITERRANEAN S600op dared not tell him. He was a. very tom orrow.” Ban on Hog Raising in Atlanta ness. SS uTeaiiByIeariIa" sailing Jan. 3 0 ; A quality Trent appreciated In Da Atlanta, Ga.—Backyard stock rais Jdse and sad old man. SometImes T do without, he was developing a coarse 3. Whether therefore ye eat or Clark’* 3&tbcntisee6$days, including Madeira. i vid More' was his lack of Inquisi ness of face and man’ner which gave ers of Atlanta must curtail their ac rwrinwy fyfrnrifl, Tftflnhtftfiftft. Rabat, Capital of OMtS- think we might have lived without the drink, do' all to the glory of God Cv. Moveceoy Spain^Algiers, Malta. Athens, Con- tiveness. None of the unusual er ber Increasing irritation. Before long shadow failing on us. But this meet- tivities after January I, 1929, as a re 31). stantzneple. 15 days Pales tine and Egypt Italy. rands upon which Trehi had sent, him she knew she would Iiutq him. There Rhrieta.' Cherbourg. (Pans). Indndeshotelflb “8 of yours with Pierre Redlicb re sult of an ordinance passed by the city Tbe Christian is not at liberty to da guides. motoya, etc. were tltorng with her roses. minds me of what might have been in* elicited surprise. His not to reason council recently. that upon which he could not ask Hoewy I e d if rteiieaii, SO O op (T O BH CONTINUED.) more. I do not tnink II could ever why. The measure provides that neither God’s blessing. FBANitCrCLAAK, TUcesBUs.,tt.T. have had complete rest o f mind. hog 3 nor pigs can be k ep t w ithin 300 4. Give no occasion for anyone to MERCHANTS IN CtOTHINGy SHOES AND JThere Is a high sense of honor wblcb feet of any dw elling house* w ithin the stumble (v. 32). GSNERAIf MERCHANDISE. Better mer " I not permit itself to be betrayed chandise. m ore satisfied custom ers, more prof* city. It was introduced by Council We should so live that no one can its, Isn’t that what you want? Well, we put JjJen by love. . . . I realized th a t Escape From Danger Makes for Pleasure man Frank H. Reynolds, of the Eighth slightly used suits, coats, pants. a - ever say that we have been the occa hats, shoes, and AU Sorts QiwaMgini, * went into the church, my . bead ward, chairman of the sanitary com sion of his downfall. General Merchandise In Ilrstclass ' JHBj ,^ ed as a mourner, and saw weep- In escape fromvdangers of all kinds interest Is sustained by a .number of sba;£, and place it Into your estab- \ ^ r^ SM mittee, and its passage was recomr 5. Follow tbe example of Jesus llsbed or new business. Tour income r o S T i c t i W 8 men and women there instead of we find one of the greatest thrills In minor escapes, beginning witb the mended by the ordinance committee. Christ (11:1). will double at once and will continue WS wedding guests." to grow. Dow prices and high grade BH life. The small child asks to be chased Wicket Gate whereon was written Christ gjive up all for the sake of merchandise will do it. Write for BH rue f&r$ I,®* did not speak again u n til the “Flee from the wrath tf come" and others. v Catalogue. Blkl-Wert JobUnr Co.. ^ and squeals with delight-.as she es Dairying Doubles in Lamar IWO So, TVbippIe St, - - Chicago, HI. »nneh cn tne to its dock. capes; small b o y s skate-over, thin Ice; ending with his final escape from the ' Barnesville, Ga.—H. E. Woodruff; At the ,J0nr of tbe CentPal Park grown men hazard ttheir fortunes, Dy river, which be found deeper or shal county farm agent, sta te s th a t 35,000 The Road of Good Works ilka ! Ile le f t' her- “I don’t feel gambling, and women risk their repu lower according as bis faith grew pounds of vetch and Austrian pea seed The road of good works is blocked SAVE $1.00 TO $1.50 weaker or strouger,-Thomas Niioa Buy direct from manufacturer, genuine hn* Jaiking t0 tflem tonight. You tations by reading risque stories—all has been sold in Lamar county tbis by our past sins, and It is sure to be broad cloth Hoover dresses, long or short B f been very good to listen to me." that they , may have the thrill of es Carveri Harvard Professor of Political season. - cellars,' sizes 34 to 48: o r sm ocks 3 fo r 82.00. further blocked by our future sins; Colors white, blue, rose and green; can also caping from something. Economy, in the Magazine of Business. be bad In fine quality cbambray; perfect fit--’ ^rBptJvefl her 1,011,3 011,3 turaed^ woy we ougbL therefore, to rejoice that The stories of universal appeal, from ting garments. Tour money back if not Randolph’s Travertine Marble God has commended to us the open satisfied. Specify sizes and colors. Don’t “Little Bed Riding Hood” and “Jack S lavery in W ealth Cuthbert, Ga.—Randolph county road of faith.—Spurgeon. send money—pay postm an $2.00 plus postage, CHAPTER XI the Giant Killer.” up to the highest B . B . TOGS CO. “A successful financier,” said BI- plans extensive development of her 4S 8. Uberly St. - - Baltimore, Md. tragedies, Are stories of escape or_at limestone producing travertine, which Thfutk God . tempted, escape. Even our spiritual Ho, the sage of Chinatown, “amasses SECRETS OF CHARACTER ANALYSIS Jfent Becomes a Producer. is equalled only by that in Italy, and Thank God for a gospel that slugs from handwriting revealed In new hook; $1; struggles are • dramatized stories of ‘power only, to find himself like ths Hrst 100 copies autographed. - ELWOOD rare deposits in the United States. itself into our daily lives,! and that STOCK, 320% Camden St.. Newark. N. J. W|.ari,t More returned to Port Lee escape.. “The pilgrim’s -Progress" Is :genie, of the lump, a slave of the ait- Another development growing out of bids us sing, away sorrow and care! sun u, ot five houses which might the stoFy of Christian’s escape from ■ ist and the dreamer.”--WashingtM WANTED—Honest reliable people for Credit If hiS employer. this will be that of terasso. Sin has no -such hyinns.—Clarence Adjusting. WORLD’S LARGEST CREDIT the City of Destruction, though the S tar. HOUSES. Adjustment Assoe.* Smyrna, N. Y, Ce of 'he five seemed to be exact Eberm an. RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. -N.- C. 00000000000000000000000-000 Roaches may be controlled by the use of poisons and repellents, fumi 'G ate o f th e GO d s n gants and traps. One of the most ef It w as the idea of the ciiai,i„ < Cockroach Can Be I fective and simple means of ridding, Platonic philosophers that th! “ a“4 premises of the pests is by the use of of the gods" was located in -6ait Simplicity in School Dnds Controlled- | commercial sodium fluoride, a powder oooooooooooooctooooooopoooo easily obtainable. It may be used In Through this gate souls releS".6, THE DAVlE RECj By JULIA BOTTOM LEY the pure form or diluted one-half with death returned to heaven 1 (Prepared by the OnHed States Department TVhtle of Agriculture.!. some inert substance such as pow through the “gate of men’’ in V j It may kurprise many people to dered gypsum, or flbur. ' .With a dust stellation of -Cancer, sonls d„J l 'I"1' I Largest Circulation o| wears a chinchilla hat to match. learn that the corckroach has one re; gun or blower the sodium fluoride can from heaven In t l j bodies ^ I Davie County News* Some Of the junior tweed coats have deeming trait According to entomolo- be thoroughly dusted about the run Tbe positions of these two C ; velvet collars instead of far. Many of lgists of the United States Department ways and hiding places of the roaches; correspond to the positions «f them sport a belt with a cunning 'of: Agriculture, this common and of The immediate effect is to cause these solstices, winter and summer Jsp ' XoCALAND PERSONAL buckle. ,'j fensive: house pest will prey on that insects to rbsh out of their hiding The call for browns and russet col other disgusting insect, the bedbug. places and run about more or! less Charlotte lint cotton ors is very insistent, owing to the fact It is not recommended, however, blindly, showing evidence of- discom that these colors dominate throughout fort, to be followed In the course of a that cockroaches be kept for eradicat Catalina Island Yieldi Henry Shore, of Winston the fall color spectrum. However, few hours by their death. The dust ing the bedbug. There are other more in town Wednesday onj blues will be just as popular, espe acts both as a stomach poison and as Many Ancient Treu. approved methods for exterminating to L enoir. cially a very bright navy and marine. a contact poison. Avalon, Santa Catalina Island' cm that insect. \ —An attempt to follow ancient I,-,! Among style features emphasized is A copy of the bulletin, describing Miss Lillian Mooney the scarf. Sometimes it is just a small The nuisance of roaches in offices to the long-lost island tetania . a number of:other/methods of reduc Greensboro Thursday to ei| 4 strap scarf to fasten the collar In and in living rooms of Iiouseii can be ing or eradicating the nuisance, may Chinigchinieh, the Sun God, has 1! reduced, It not removed entire!;, tv suited instead in the discovery c. c; w . ■V A coat form a a juvenile miss be obtained from tbe United Statei 9999 ol all “ I1' burial p|ace of a I which effectively displays wider Of Thebig Davie county fai stances, according to ParmerS 1 Bulle scarf is made of the new bordered ton, D. 0 . cess of 8,000 years ago and Dext Tuesday,' Sept. 2Stl tweed. By the way, these'' bordered tin 658 -F, “Cockroaches.” If care is indicating that child sacrifices tbe crowds and be here tweeds are quite the tiling among new taken to keep food from living rooms, m ade in wholesale fashion by tritJ woolens. Their pattemings accent offices, desk drawers and no uWrectiv^ of the Channel islands, oft the «T! odors of food are permitted to re COAL—This week anotj color most attractively. In the in of California. st main, the roach nuisance can be re ■ of fine lump, coal at $7 .0 0 1 stance. of the coat above mentioned, W ithin a stone urn weighing n, stricted largely to places where it is I Hvered. E. H. MOf ( the scarf is made of the bordered part pounds and fashioned skillfull; », necessary for food to be kept In such and there is a tiny band of the fur at though by modern tools was iom places the storage of food material In Waxed linoleum makes a desirable s Mr. and Mrs Hubert .. each end. Cape coats are in fashion, the skeleton of an Indian gin J insect-proof containers or in ice boxes, cover for the kitchen table. I of BeulahvjHle. spent SundJ X . . ’ K ' : too. The fact that the capes are de tween five and seven years. &,. together with thorough-going cleanli * • • I with home folks. tachable increases their adaptability, hands apparently had clutched % ness, will go a long way toward pre Strong sunlight Is likely to fade pol to the season’s needs. rim of an um, whose rich ornament, T. L. Baker and Harry ((c), 1928. W estern N ew spaper Union.) venting serious annoyance. ished furniture, especially mahogany. tion o f wampum bespeaks her royal I of Statesville, spent the \v| lineage. ;n town with home folks, In a circle with the urn as a ’«#. ter were counted by Prof. Ralph Glia, Sheriff Cope carried den, curator of the Catalina inoseim I Robertson back to the peuij s to Eat Of Channel island Indians, the skele '• at R aleigh W ednesday. By NELLIE MAXWELL tons o f 64 children buried in Iit e four deep with small heads UiucMb-. j Attorneys Wade Reavl each other. ° I Avalon Hall, of Yadkinvill Lobster Salad. — Two cupfuls of half teaspoonful of almond extract, tin and'add one-fourth cupful of sugar Beneath them was the skeleton «t I business visitors here last - cooked lobster is mixed with one hard two cupfuls of confectioner’s sugar to sweeten. Tinge with a bit of green a seven-foot man. A spear blade still ! Miss Sarah Chaffin cooked egg, chopped, salt and pepper and the whites of nine eggs. Cream coloring and when it begins to stiffen w as fixed in the ribs. to season; add two stalks of finely cut the butter with the one and one-half drop in a few ripe strawberries which Th'e sand within the funeral era 1 Greensboro Monday wherel celery, one large red tomato, a table cupfuls of sugar, add the milk, rose have been dipped in powdered sugar. had the appearance of ground crystal I resume her studies at N. c | spoonful each of lemon juice and extract and the flour sifted with the Serve unmolded with cream and sugar. — apparently, according to the discov baking powder and salt. Beat smooth (©, 1928, Western Newspaper Union.) erer, a sacred sand used in the burial Mr. and Mrs. A. M. and it gives a feeling of assurance, If mayonnaise dressing. Mix and serve ND again the scene shifts as It and add six egg whites well beaten. o f Indian royalty—and was far dif S children, of Hickory, su one is cloaked smartly like the young on lettuce with any desired dressing.. A lias a habit of doing in autumn Bake in three layer tins and cover ferent from that which had sifted I w eek-end h e r e w-<-lh--Mrs. l | girl in this picture. Serves eight. time, from vacationland back to with paper to keep from browning. For over the graves of the other children, Tltis charming coat is typically schoolroom and campus. Likewise the the filling boil tbe two cupfuls of sugar These finds as well as a wealth of Mrs. T. L. Harris, schoolgirllsh. Simplicity is its key Lobster a Ia Newburg.—Take one Novel Sandwiches program changes from carefree pas until it spins a thread, pour over the obsidian knives, spear points and ar- fMouutain, spent the week- note of smartness. This model is and one-half pounds of lobster meat, time to the doing of things worth row heads and hundreds of other nr- I with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Dil shown in the better shops in either heat in two tablespoonfuls of butter, three egg whites, add fruit for Afternoon Tea while—assembling one’s school time tides of wampum-inlaid stone and tan, navy or cadet blue. It is correct, salt, paprika to taste and a table Wardrobe, for instance. bone have provided material over Helen, the little daughter) according to style standards set for spoonful of lemon juice. Add one Clam Fritters.—Clean and drain one For rather novel sandwiches or thin Judging from wlint one sees and which Glidden has puzzled since Ie —Jand Mrs. J. L. Kirk, is this season, down to the slightest col beaten egg to a cupful of white sauce, pint of clams, and chop. Beat two bread and butter for afternoon tea, hears in fashion’s realm, the schoolgirl discovered them. E y diphtheria at her home on lar, for fashion expresses extreme turn in the lobster, cook one minute. eggs until light, add one-third cupful clothes problem Is the issue supreme make some orange bread, .suggests the One thin piece of slate he believer E/.I street. favor for fur trims. To remove the meat, put the lobster of 'milk and one and one-third cupfuls bureau of home economics. The flavor at the moment. And why should it to be a stone map, holes Iiaving been Between tweed and chinchilla there feelers down on a board and cut with of flour, mix with two teaspoonfuls is given by the cooked peel of two not be, for what we wear has a great drilled to indicate trails to the fan Miss Kathryn Minor Iel is considerable rivalry. Tweed coats a sharp paring knife through the lob of baking powdei1, add salt and pep deal to do with our poise as we “carry oranges. The bread is leavened with main buryiDg grounds ou Santa Cata bsday for Jack’s Temple schtj have durability and they always look ster, cutting into halves. Remove with per-to season and stir in the chopped baking powder and should be used on” in life. It makes it a whole lot lina. island. yjVVinston-Salem, where attractive. The kindergarten age a small pointed paring knife the long clams. Drop by spoonfuls into hot pleasanter to wall; to and front school, while fresh. Cut with a large: Shar1* 4Tt is plausible,” Glidden said, “ft# IH leach th is y ea r. dark line that runs through the white fat and cook until well browned. knife. meat and lift out the filling In the the strange child burial within the Drain in paper and serve at once. W an ted 5 0 0 bushels PeaJ head. AU that remains Is edible. Peel from 2 3 cups flour urn and those surrounding it ros- oranges 1% cups milk the result of a natural death of’ a saved from the small nativl Veronique Soup.—To three cupfuls ♦ ------I I cup sugar 4 teaspoons baking little girl of high rank and die slay ties. We pay highest cash ] Tomgto and Celery Salad.—Take of veal stock add one cupful of stewed % cup water: powder ing of 64 attendants and playmates TITUS NURSERY COM| one can of tomatoes, cook five min and strained tomato to which has been I egg 1A teaspoon salt with her. Or they all may have been utes, then force through a strainer. added one-eighth teaspoonfnl of soda. I tablespoon butter W aynesb killed in some religious ceremonial Add two and one-half tablespoonfuls Thicken with one and one-half table Cut into shreds the peel from two rite. Dillard Wagoner, of of gelatin soaked in half a cupful of spoonfuls of salt, a few grains of thick-skinned oranges. Cover the peel “It is even possible the princess my H fG a., sp en t a tew d a y s last w | cold warer for fifteen miDutes, one cayenne, one-lialf cupful of cooked Witli -‘ wate^ and . cook for about HO have been given some potion and bur “j relatives and friends in and teaspoonful each of sugar and salt, rice, one and one-lialf pimentoes cut minutes, or until tender, then drain. ied alive. The way the small bands !tow n. and one-third cupful of celery cut in in strips and one-fourth cupful of Make a sirup of the sugar and water. clutched the outer rim of the broi thin slices. Pour into individual heavy cream. Add the peel and cook until about I J makes this a possibility.” Miss Carrie Miller, of i 4-*" ' molds and chill. Serve on lettuce tabiespoonful of the sirup is left. Sift Wampum inlaid jn four broken Salem is spending this wH garnished with curled celery and may Strawberry. In Rhubarb Jelly.— together the dry ingredients, cut in circles on the rim of the um wiih guest of her sister, Mrs.™ onnaise. Strain enough stewed green rhubarb the fat, and add the well-beaten egg “gates” leading to the four poims of Clem ent. < ' . V f l to give one cupful of juice. Soak two and the milk. Beat this mixture for the compass lead Glidden to Wiem Sauted Lamb Fillets.—Take two tabiespoonfuls of gelatin In one-quar about three minutes. Stir in the orange the burial place may be near die site Mrs- Ida Nail returned pounds of lamb from the fore quar ter cupful of cold water for ten min peel and mix thoroughly. Pour in a o f the. temple of Chinigchinicli. Kjfrom Pilot Mountain wherl ter. Wipe, remove bone and cut the utes. Place the cupful of juice with greased bread pan and bake for one I tbe guest of Rev. and Mrs| meat into one inch strips, then flatten one cupful of pineapple juice over the hour In a moderate' oven (about 32a with a cleaver. Arrange on a platter heat; when boiling turn in the gela degrees Fahrenheit). B a tter S tored for W inter I W ellm an. and pour over a marinade made by The Department of Agriculture 9P Ba Sheriff Kelly Cope mixing three tablespoonfuls of olive that for butter, to be stored tor f i IIImother-in law, Mrs. M. oil, three tablesponfuls of vinegar, two- ler use, pasteurized sweet cream ti (s Quite OetiCious Served In Its Own Covering. * I to Charlotte Thursday, thirds of a teaspoonful of salt, one- -should be used, churned at a low ten- I went to have a cancer r (Prepared by the CTnfted States Department and without puncturing the skin dig half onion finely chopped and one perature and the butter washed so of Agriculture.) out as much of the pulp as possible teaspnonful of parsley. Cover and let that it will be firm and waxy. M Served In its own covering, topped Send -your son or dai and cut it into small pieces. Cook the stand over night. When ready to PASS CLOSET or prints of butter should be wrapped by golden brown bread crumbs, stuffed I is away at school, The ! cabbage and the eggplant pulp In a serve, saute in butter. in parchment butter paper, placed in eggplant is an unusually attractive I :s just like a letter frorr small quantity of water for about 10 (Prepared by the United States Departnient good light for dishwashing, and as stone crock, and covered with strong vegetable when It comes to the tahle. of Agriculture.) I the price is only 2 cen t minutes, drain and add the other in-' Lady Baltimore Cake.—Take one brine. BlUtter should be stored in Here are directions for preparing it, Here is a floor plan, sketched by fast as tbe china and silver are washed gradients. Fill the eggplant ' shells cupful of butter, one and one-balf cup cool a place as is available and in • given by the bureau of home eco the bureau of home economics, showing they are put away in tbe cupboard Demand Basic (Slag I with this mixture, and cover the top fuls of confectioner’s sugar, one cup to be taken out on the dining room place free from odors likely to be ab nomics. how a compact oblong kitchen may Itioner) for Alfalfa, Sw with buttered bread crumbs. Place ful of milk, one-half teaspoonfnl of sorbed by the butter. be arranged to best advantage, with side. I Legumes and Fall Crop I medium-sized Juice the stuffed eggplant in a shallow bak rose extract, three cupfuls of pastry, eggplant S tablespoons butter short distances to travel In doing the ■ This convenient two-way arrange |tute for all Agricultural ing dish, pour two or three table flour, two teaspoonfuls of baking pow Popnlar trio—three meals a day. I pint finely cut 2 tablespoons work, and logical routes from one ment may be a “pass cabinet” made spoons of hot water into the dish, nqd der, one-fourth teaspoonful of salt, H . H . BRO cabbage chopped peanuts work center to another. The floor by a skilled carpenter or joiner, so Vj teaspoon salt I cup line bread bake for half an hour or until tbe egg one-half cupful of water, two cupfuls HI Winston»Salem ! space In this kitchen is smalt, doing i teaspoon onion crumbs plant mixture is heated through and each of chopped raisins and figs, one away with unnecessary walking about, Cut the eggplant in half lengthwise the top crumbs are golden brown. ctipful of pecan meats chopped, one- The many friends of and the paths of travel from the back Martin will be glad to door and hall do not cross the work he is able to be out agai ^»00000<>0000000<>0 of the Gttdtf* Iidea of the Chaldean^ IosopHers that the THE DAVffi RECORD, MOCKSVlLLE, R <5. s ^ p t e m b r e tqs S I was located in ^ m Ivs Nature SJ*?* I gate souls rele^ T THE DAVIE RECORD. Hurricane Kills Many. Jtied to heaven, whn* * . I !•g a te o f m en- tl,o t0n Largest Circulation of Any The West Indian hurricane Cancer, sonls descend°n which is traveling north has killed i In the bodies of men Q avie County Newspaper. FREE DEMONSTRATION Iis of these two 'Vatf",; hundreds of people aad destroyed WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY.-The first Pathe T the positions ef lhe tWft L0CAL AND PERSONAL NEWk millions of dollars worth of proper release for the fall season, “Craig’s Wife?’ with Irene nter and summer respecl ty in t.he West Indies and in Flo Rich, Warner Baxter; Lilyan Tashman and Virginia Iiut cotton i63^c. D t T C Q Cbarlotte rida. ,The storm TuesdiSy morn ♦ Bradfoixl playing. Also two-reel comedy “Buffalo Henrv Shore, of W inston-Salem, I Island Yields ing is moving northward and was N ft(9.M .d.MT.0FR ‘ Bill’s Last FighLn ff6s in t0"'u W ed n esd a y on h is w a y Ancient Treasures central near Savannah, Ga. More to Lenoir- Knta Catalina Island, <_'ai than thirty lives were lost in Flori lit to follow ancient trail= jjiss Lillian Mooney went to Harris-LeGrand Pharmacy FRIDAY and SATURDAY.-Buffalo Bill West- Jg-Iost island temple <,« Qreen^boro T h u rsd ay to en ter N . da. It is not known how far north ern picture and two-reel Pathe comedy, ‘‘His Un 111, the Sun God, Iias re. the storm will reach. ' SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 2 oJ Jid in the discovery of the C. C- W. lucky Night.” ' T j °f a small Indian priu Tbe ijig Davie county fair begins Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Foster and A factory representative will demonstrate the remarkable | 0 years ago ana evidence n e x t Tuesday. Sept. 2 5 th . ^ Join qualities and many uses for this wonderful new finish, Ihat child sacrifices were tlie crowds and be here Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Foster and * MONDAY and TUESDAY.-Warner Bros, late Tiolcsnle fashion by tribes family made a motor, trip through adapted for brush application in a variety of popular colors hnel islands, off the coast COAL—This week another car I picture, “Th© Crimson City,” and one-i;eel oddity, the Blue Ridge Sunday. and stains. , la . „f fine lump coaI at $7 .0 0 a xIon d e I.J . “I“Dog Days.” stone urn weighing J 34 livered - E . H . M O R R IS . Sheriff Cope, Deputies Miller Come in'and see how easy it is to apply—how quickly ' fashiqjied skillfully as ************ ;i.|. »»»»■!■ iH .it. it"!.* * 'I"!"!'1H"* I modern tools was r0Md Mr. ami ^Irs Hubert Mooney, and Wade Eaton captured a com it dries. fn of an Indian girl Jt6. 0f Beulaliville. spent Sunday here plete blockade out 6 t, together with Bring in a small Article and have it finished free of charge. and seven years. Her ffjth home folks. • ten gallons of moonshine. Two Inrently had elutciipd the men, Odell Smith and Luther Hold Ill’ll, w hose rich ornaments- X. L- Baker and Harry Stroud, Seasonable M erchandise For I Bmpnm bespeaks her royal of Statesville, spent the week-end er, were busy at the still. The U l jn lown with home folks. officers captured the men and their lie with the urn as a cen- Sheriff Cope carried A lp h o n zo Ford roadster aud brought the en lu n ted by Prof. Halpli Glia. MtCORMICK-DEERISC Robertson back to th e p en iten tia ry tire outfit to tojvn. Smith and Your Consideration. Ir of the Catalina imisemn FARM MACHINES island Indians, tlie skele- at Raleigh W ednesday. Holder were given a hearing be AHD • IMPLEMENTS children buried in tiers fore Esq. V. E. Swaim, and were !w ith small heads touching Attorneys Wade Reavis and I Avalon Hall, of Yadkinville, were released on bond for their appear Clover Seedl Vetch, Rape, Multiplying [them was the skeleton of business visitors here last week. ance at the Slarch term of Davie | t man. A spear lilade still court. The blockade outfit was ■in the ribs. Miss Sarah Chaffin went to Onion Sets,'Wood Saw Frames, Wood Id within the funeral um Greensboro M onday w h ere sh e w ill captured in Farmingtob township Ipearance of ground crystal resume her studies at N . C. C. W . near Key Reavis house. Saws 24 ip. to 30 in., Corn Knives, Fresh lly. according to the discov- Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Nail and Sred sand used in the burial I royalty—and was far dif- children, of Hickory, spent the Farmington News. arrival Gun Shells, 15 doz. Wm. Man’s Im tiiat which Imd sifted week-end here w ilh -M rs. Id a N a il. Mr. James Blake left Sunday for Itaves of the other children, Mrs. T. L. Harris, of Pilot : Red Chief Axes, reground Thin, $1.40, lids as well as a wealth of Chapel Hill where he will enter Mouutaiu, spent th e w eek -en d h ere |n ives, spear points and ar- school. with Mr. and Mrs. W . F. Dwiggins. and hundreds of other nr- Mr, and ,Mrs, Kenneth Walker. j; 600 Squares Galvanized Roofing. Stag <• ' J wampum-inlaid stone and Helen, the little d a u g h ter o f R ev. Mfs. R. C. Clingman, Mr. and Mrs Ie provided material over and Mrs. ]. L. Kirk, is ill with Sandy Shutt and daughter, of Win MOWING TIME |dden has puzzled since he : Semi Paste Paint, one gallon with oil diphtheria at h er h om e on C hu rch them. ston-Salem, were Sunday guests of Ii piece of slate he believer street. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brock. WHEAT SOWING : makes two, net only $2.30 per gallon. |one map, holes having ticen Miss Kathryn Minor leaves to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wier delight indicate trails to the fom day (or Jack’s Temple school, near fully entertained a number of young Iiug grounds on Santa Cata- Paint this month. people Saturday night in honor of TIME TO BUY YOUR ll. Winston-Salem, where she will lausible,” Glidden said, “U,at I ieacb this year. their daughter Helena’s birthday. MOWERS THE STORE OF TODAY’S BEST se child burial williin the Misses Nell and Grey Johnson Wanted 5 00 bushels Peach Seeds I those surrounding it were ' HAY RAKE saved from the small native varie leave Tuesday for N. C. C. W, where of a natural death of a they will be in school this year. I of high rank and Hie slay- ties. We pay highest cash prices. HAY LOADER attendants and playmates TITUS NURSERY COMPANY Mrs. Rachel Johnson returned I: MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. SIDE DELIVERY RAKE ■ t Or they all may have I'Cen Waynesboro, Va. Saturday from a visit with her some religious ceremonial daughter. Mrs. J. W. Williams, at PATRONIZE YOUR HARDWARE STORE. Dillard W agon er, o f W aycross, GRAIN DRILL C harlotte. Ga., spent a tew days last week with Iren possible the princess may John Brock left Monday to resume DISC HARROW L'i veil some potion and bur- relatives and friends in and around Tiie way the small hands town. his studies at State College, Raleigh, PEG HARROW Jtlie outer rim of the bowl Mr. and Mrs. Erol Owens, of the OLIVER PLOWS Iis a possibility.” Miss Carrie Miller, of W inston- Twin-City, were visitors Sunday at Salem is spending this week the Im inlaid jn four broken the home of Mr. aqd Mrs. G. H, We Are Headquarters For All Kinds Repairs the rim of the urn with guest of her sister, Mrs. *W. K. G raham . Bendinjr to the four points of Clement. Latest Books In Fiction Jinss lead Glidden to believe Mr. and Mrs. Dan Long, Mr. and Il place may be near ilie site Mrs. Ida Nail returned Friday Mrs. D, L. Long ^and family, Mr. Jmple of Chinigchinicli. from Pilot Mountain where she was and Mrs. Geo. Long. Mrs. Rachel the guest of Rev. and Mrs. Marvin Long, of Yadkinville, were guests And Non-Fiction. Wellman. J e r Stored for Winter of Mr. and Mrf. G. W. Johnson Iepartnient of Agriculture says Sheriff K elly C ope carried b is S unday. Goethe--By Ludwig I butter, to be stored for v'l- mother-in law, Mrs. M. K. Brogdeu Mr. and Mrs. Prank Scott, of pasteurized sweet cream I to Charlotte Thursday, where she Goncord, visited Mr. and Mrs. F. H. The Son of Man-By Ludwig ; used, churned at a I w tem’ TCDt to have a cancer removed. , and the butter washed Si). Bannson Sunday afternoon. I ili be Arm and waxy. Roils Send -your son or d a u g h te r w h o Charlie Bahnson left Wednesday The Battle of Horizon’s * of butter should be wrapped is away at school, The Record. It to enter Catawba College. H1COimrcKDEElilNG MACHINES men£ butter paper, placed in a is just like a letter from h om e and Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Teague, Nell By Thompson Jock, and covered witli strong the price is o n ly 2 cent per week. and Clyde Teague spent the past J3utter should be stored in as week end in Durham. — lln ce as is available and in a Demand B asic (S la g S o il C o n d i Bridge of S.an Louis Rey-By Wilder Ie from odors likely to be ab tioner) for Alfalfa, Sweet Clover, Mr. and Mrs. Max Brock spent ly the butter. Legumes and Fall Crops. Substi Surdiyiti Statesville. A MirrorFor Witches—By Forbes tute for all A g ricu ltu ra l L im es. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Long spent trio—three meals a day. H. H. BROWN, the week-end with their parents Swan Song-By Galsworthy Winston.Salem: Distributor. Mr, and Mrs. C. A, Long. Mr. Harolcl Mills,’ of Jacksonville. The many friends of Dr. W. C. Martin will be glad to learn that Pla., spent last weefc with his sister* HINKLE-LANCASTER he is able to be o u t a g a in a fter b e Mrs. Max Brock. Yours For Service ing confined to’his home for sotre lime by sickness. BOOK STORE, INC. W in sto n -S a le m , N . C .423 Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C.423 The little son o f M r. and M rs. G. C. Sanford Sons Co. D- R. Stroud, of County Line, had the misfortune to fall, while play FARMALL TRACTORS AND IMPLEMENTS ing at the graded school building iwni»nii»innm8tH»»»imtn:mnt»ii»a»H»Ht:nnHi!iimiiinniuiH»m»»tmmi toeIastTuesday, and break his tight atm. DO NOT FAIL i < » I rnuu, Cl , 11I reports' uioe cases of diph Uteria in Davie county, six of th em Wug in M ocksville. N o d ea:ath th s s SCHOOL HHE TO ATTEND THE ave resulted up to this time, and •» 'he eases are getting along ; nicely.. AU kinds of School Sup Iof folks who think <■ • n,H. A demonstration of the u se o f Lion” have only an fiye t “rush Duco will be given at th e Big Furniture Fair Iiich could be correct1w m latris-I.eGrand Pharmacy in th is plies. A Sc. Pencil finish Iminutes. An efr^ tllJfr ‘ja soon IjJ1V on Saturday, S ep t. 2 2 nd b y J. AND Iiillips Milk of Ma^no-. .King, a du Pont expert M r. W. C. ROUNTREE,'M. D. ^ ( UiiiGSt ion to novma . wug will be prepared to an ans sw er » Pellagra A Specialty _ ed in the School Colors. j lips does away W1 " ,s jt IuteIiona as to the application o _ f If you have any of the following I s and gas right afte symptoms, I have the remedy, no mat- rush Duco o r paint and varnish ter what your trouble has been diag Tis the distress so W t |c|lS. Exposition . . *he latest colors have bee o b - nosed: Nervousness,- stomach trouble, -REMEMBER L - s after eating ho« aIfled by Harris-LeGratid. T h e loss of weight, loss °f sle^, eore . Reparation to taue- TTnnije " a“ies are especially invited to be mouth, pains in the back and shoul I is ior for theLiic © system! j 'I"'; . „but Present. ders, peculiar swimming in the bead, AT dose of soda-wili 011 frothy like p h l e g m in throat, passing Davie County Fair , ■v relief at wm. ^ ny. mucous from the bowels, especially Iary Oi^ue .Asheville Homing Pigeon - ■ :• j V : "■V-: * • |>f Magnesia neutral after taking purgative, burning fe?t, ™ will hold a pigeon 'race on brown, rough or yellow ekfa, burning Iis volume in acid. j00rich t^ j ^ h e r 26th from Mocksville or i t c h i n g . elan, rash on the bands, Is-Next Week. : time a hearty men , d!s. face and arms resembling sunburn, lias brought on the iw Asheville. Approximately forty seons will be released in Mocks- ■•I, try— ai.t0n lhe mOrnlng of the 2 6 th , “ S . A J i f i l i s « ‘he Davie Fair Grounds. The of the pigeon making the Sept. 24 to 29 wiinH- gums a uery rca “uu , ‘" B Allison - Johnson Co v i i | . . e ^rom Mocksville to Ashe- away from the teeth, general weakness Diirt 'Vl" awarded a substantial 3 5 T loss of-energy. If you have these, r M i % d a 'symptoms and havetakenall kinds : “WE DELIVER THE GOODS”' thirrf at0<* cuP- This race is the o^medicine and stffl sick, I eapecjaUy O fM ag^esfia ClnK a ser'es being held by this want you to wnte for ^ y Dooklett Phone 1 1 1 . Mocksville, N. C Winston-Salem, N. C. Dam’-n0^ t^e next, will be from Qucetiomwire ^wgnoBis. Wy C. ROUNTREE* M. D*. Noi- ’to Asheville fiist of q;»»ii»»m»mmmtmmmi»i»ii»»i»K»HH»»»Bnnn»n»niin»nntf8 m m » ember AUSTIN, fEXAS. BOX 1150# JL w iiimiiiiUHS YHI BAVffi RECOm MOcRSVtf.tE. N. £ S e p t e m b e r 1 9 , M ...... Mr. Raskob ’may be only an ef-| erative marketing associations. The ficient “wet businesshiiGinpss manman bbut u t hhe; e: object ot this measure was to place FIGURES DISPEL is rapidly learning to be a politi- CURTIS PLEDGES the marketing organizations under the ownership and control of the farmers cian. For instance, the other dajM Flod themselves. The other measure was he sent a message of congratulation known as the Curtis-Crisp Bill. Its A ^o-.the new “dry” democratic can IS !PROMPTFARM AID object was to enable the farmers to stabilize their markets against undue didate for senator in Missouri. I Vice-Presidential Carfdidate Asks and excessive fluctuations; to pre Returns Indicate the Governor manufactured serve advantageous domestic mar People with good teeth find plen Non-Partisan Solution Under kets; and to minimize speculation and . , Makes Poor Showing in In ty of chances to laugh. ^ Hoover Leadership. waste in marketing. . Rural New York. v Republican Record DAVIE COUNTY V O L U M N X X : I URGES JOINT COMMITTEE Without the help which the Repub lican party has given, the agricultural HAS BEEN LOSING GROUND For situation would be infinitely worse NEWS OF i Agricultural Situation, He Ex- than it is. The Capper-Volstead Act 6 6 6 gave to the farmer the right to engage Agricultural Districts Vote ■ Against DAVIE COUNTY PEopJ i plains, Is of Deep1 Economic in collective buying and co-operative Him—Strength Diminishes Rap What Wat Happen importance to Citizens. selling. In every possible way the idly From 1922 Peak. Cures Chills and Fever, “Try A Bag—Your Merchant WiliGuaranleeJ Republican administration has en Intermittent, Remittent and The Dayt of Autoi deavored to give practical and sub Bilious Fever due to Malaria. Ho 1 Bv stantial effect to that right. Election statistics mark the fact' It kills the Germs ju. S. SENATOR CHARLES CURTIS The Department of Agriculture fills that the great political popularity of (Davie Record, I Repullicam Vice-Preeidential Candidate. J. P. Green Milling CoJ an important place in the work of aid Governor Smith in his own Stat;e is a Cooleemee’s ing and advising the farm er.' It is our Democratic fiction. MOCKSVILLE, N. C. s m ile s — it ’s a girll Senator Curtis, In his Address of policy to widen each year as much as He has gained public support as the DR, T- L. GLENN John Kelly was Acceptance, Stressedi the impor possible the scope of the Department’s State executive only in New York VETERINARIAN “DAVIE PRODUCTS FOR DAVlE PEOPLE* tance ot prompt action on the effectiveness. In the last year alone, City, and he has invariably failed to visiting his mothd MOCKSYILLE, N . C. question of farm aid. “The prob $2,298,172.00 w as spent in particularly gain it outside of that city. ‘,As candi Holloway Pass] lem," he declared, "is of deep- valuable research work covering nu date for Governor he would have been P H O N E S :— ' merous classes of agricultural prod v isit. seated economic importance-, to defeated, outside of New Ydrk City, 21—Harris-LeGrand Pharmacy. every citizen without regard to oc ucts, incluling cattle and swine. It is at each of the four elections where M iss F.eulah Al] Residence Phone 83. cupation or political party.” He estm ated th a t $4,157,887.00 will be re that city gave him the office, and usu visited friends in added the significant thought that quired for this work for the c ming ally he would have been snowed un J. H . C oley lid “properly its solution is and al year. N early $3,000,000.00 is expend der. He would have failed by net ways should be, non-partisan.” For ed annually by the Department of losses ranging from 93,000 to 410,000 DR. E.C. CHOATE Cooleemee the p the leadership of such a non-par Agriculture in broadening agricultural votes. ’ b rick . tisan movement, involving the ex Election statistics show that he has DENTIST H E C. Bryaj penditure of hundreds of millions The development of inland water* been a local leader only. He has Office Second Floor Front of dollars by the federal govern ways, and water transportation in never become a State leader be was in town Monj general, is of great value to the agri ment, he declared that the leader, cause he has never gained the confi Nevy Sanford Building Dr. J. W. RodJ ship should be Hoover’s-—a man cultural sections of the country. An dence of the State at large. Without Office Phone 110 practicing medicii well worthy of the party’s choice. extensive project in this regard is now the indispensable support of the Tam being executed. The la|t Congress many organization in New York he Residence Phone 30. F moved to Mockstj has provided for a barge line to ex would have .remained a small factor Mocksvilie. N. C. M rs. S . A . Br| “ JHE question of the proper re tend from St. Louis to Missouri River lief for Agriculture ig a try- in the politics of his ,State—a mere ville, who lias points, which when in full operation ioeat politician. , ———< ing and perplexing one. The will bring decided relief in the difficul The same statistics manifest that d a u g h te r , Mrs. Zj SEEiity problem is of deep-seated ties and cost of transporting farm Teconomic importance to the last two of Smith’s elections are home Monday. products. When the loss of the for DR. R. P. ANDERSON far from proving that he has made every citizen without regard to bis eign market for our products was M iss Isab el! Brd any gain in the confidence of the State occupation or his political party. imminent because of insufficiency of DENTISTI . at large. On the contrary, these last WEAREGLADTOSERVEYII spent part of last Properly, its solution is and always ships in which to transport them, ves two elections prove that he has lost Office In Anderson Building guests of M iss M should be, non-partisan. I am con sels ot the United States Shipping a considerable ■ share of the support vinced that if a small joint committee Board were reconditioned and placed Mocksvilie, N. C. The spirit of friendly service which animates EIva Kelly. he had previously received in the of the House and Senate were ap in service, thereby saving the market. districts outside ot Tammany control. Phones: Office 50 Residence 37 this agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Dr. Jas. McGuij pointed to study the problem and" to Tariff protection against foreign wart have' return find its proper solution, the necessary competition always has been given to In 1922 he lost ru ral New York Co., is a permanent one-our interest in you relief quietly could and would be af farm products. The Fordney-McCum- State, but he carried thirteen of weeks trip throug] forded. The Committee could be as the fifty-seven up-State Counties. In does not stop when you have paid for a ber Tariff Act carries higher rates of lin a . sisted in its task by the advice and duty on agricultural products than the presidential election year of 1924 policy. Mrs. W. R. EU] any tariff law in the history of the he captured but one up-State county —Albany, the official home county of o f tobacco at Adi| nation. It has been found that cer a i T c m Come to see us at any time-about any mat m tain of the dulies are not high enough the party in power. _ ueatiort P if HUNT’S GUARANTEED Friday night. to give adequate protection to some Two years later, in 1926, he recov ter. If you don’t know what you want we SKIN DISEASE REMEDIES IIp Dr. Kimbrougl of the products of the farm, and I be ered no more than three Cf the twelve (Hunt’s Salve and Soap), fail In th e tre atm en t of Ktcb. Eczema, will find out. If we can make things easier lieve it is the duty of Congress to up-State counties lost in 1924; and he Ringworm,Tetter or other itch* P cases of smallpox provide rates high enough to protect lost the State, outside of his usual I ing skin diseases. Try thfs for you, it will be a pleasure to do so. sus among the ned such products against foreign com Tammany controlled local field in New tre a tm e n t a t our risk. # Thos Poplin wa petition. In addition, by this act, the York City, by upwards of three times duties have been lowered on most of as many votes as he lost in the one Harris- LeGrand Pharmacy. FOR SAFE AND SURE INSURANCE, CALL | riage to Miss Lfzz the articles the farmers buy or they year (1922) when he sought to be Sunday evening a| have been put upon the free list. come a real State leader. That is, at his last election, two years ago, he sonage, Rev. S. Appropriations have been made lost up-State by 236,350 votes, as in g . freely to aid the farmers in time of h against his corresponding loss of only USE SAMPSON’S DAVIE Rev. S. E. Roj crop failures. The Federal Farm Loan 93,278 votes in 1922. System and the intermediate credit has been appointe ' The indisputable figures of the elec banks have made available to farm tion returns thus record that, despite ing Elder to takl ers, on loans at a low rate of interest, HOT DROPS Real Estate Loan & Insurance Col Smith’s national ambitions, he has, m ore than $2,500,000,000.00. M ocksyille Circui during his last two terms as Governor, For sick stomach. Positive That effective help has been given without a pastor s retired a long distance backward from relief in three minutes. The to the farmer by the Republican party his. desired, but unattained, post as a the death of Rev great pain killer and nerve since it took charge on M arch 4, 1921, true State leader, to his old, original i«)i»»Hnnnn»K H K nn»»»n:n»i:n»»K »iH H ni»»iHHKninii»iiffi the pastor in cliarj is indicated by the statement of the • ton ic.. rank as a successful city politician. ■ Russell Sherrill experience of the most capable ex Washington office of the American C A M PB E L L & WALKEII Farm -Bureau Federation. On- page perts on the subject whose services FUNERAL DIRECTORS called to his door can be obtained. one of its Annual Report dated April Coolidge Security in g a b o u t s ix o ’elj It will be remembered that for 6,1923, there appears the following: EFFICIENT SERVICE EXPERIENCED EMBALSffl I two men named years we had great trouble with the “The passing of the 67th Congress I consider it my duty to carry for Creditors Notice. A -Cv-IBplete line to select from. W especialize in the Starrett tori j A teacher's instl problem of settling our standard of into history marks an epoch in the ward the principles of the Republican made casket. June Bailey Building near Sanford Motor Compaq- value. The failure to settle the ques undertaking of the American Farm Having qualified as Administors of the party and the great objectives of estate of E.E. Vogler, dec’ d. notice is DAY. PHONE 164 . NIGHT PHONE I#J in Mocksvilie bej tion had brought forth the Greenback Bureau’s national legislative cam President Coolidge’s policies—all of hereby given to all persons holding claims Monday in Octobt Party, and later the Free Silver party. paign. It is not too much to say that which have brought our country such against the estate of said deceased to o n e w eek . In 1899, that great and able statesman the twenty-six laws passed by that a high degree ot happiness, progress present the same for payment to the from Maine, Thomas B. Reed, appoint Congress, which were initiated and and security .—Eerlert Eoover. undersigned on or before the 12tb day of Sam Dwigginsl ed a Committee of Eleven to draw supported by us, are of far more im July 1929 or this notice will be plead in DAVIE CAFE - - P. K. MANOS1Pw accepted a positiq a measure fixing the standard of portance to American agriculture than bar of recovery. All persons indebted to THE PLACE TO EAT WHEN IN MOCKSVILLE value. In three weeks the committee all the legislation relating to Agri Ten Thousand Commandments said estate will please call and make, set ville furniture faq tlement' with the undersigned witbou Comfortable, Sanitary. Quick-Service and the Best Food the market alfo* I had agreed upon a draft of a bill, and culture passed since the adoption of Miss Sallie Sn) the Gold Standard Act of 1900 was the delay. This the 12th day of July 1928. A V isit WiU Convince You **AH Kinds of Ice Cream andI S o f tJ our Constitution.” The basic principles laid down in C. R. VOGLER, result. We have had no trouble with been visiting to Though much has been done to ame the Ten Commandments and the W. F. VOGLER, that question since then. If such a liorate. the farmers’ situation, still Sermon on the Mount are as applic ,Administrators of E. E. Vogler, dec'sd. near Jericho, retuj committee could settle so satisfactor more remains to be done, for there able today as when they were de By A. T. GRANT. A tty. at Advance last ily that great and vexing question, exists today a depression in Agricul clared, but they require a host of sub surely a similar committee of able leg T. M. FIendrixI ture which in the best interests of all sidiary clauses. The ten ways to evil islators specifically charged with the visitor in the Jeriq of the people, must be relieved. in the time of Moses have increased task could agree upon an agricultural Women In Government to ten thousand noft .—Herlert Eoover. Lonnie Kurfees relief plan which would be equally rI satisfactory. SinCe the beginning of civilization, Piedmont Furniture logsin the Kurfcj The solution will be found, and the right to vote, which is the right Praises H oover Frost, spent Sund found promptly. Our party has to have a decisive voice in the affairs Company Born, to Mr. pledged itself to the development and of government, has. been coveted and ADVANCE, N. C. enactment of measures which will fought for. When obtained, it has Daywalt, of R. i, place the agricultural Interests of the been cherished by its possessors; A full line of coffins, caskets, couch ■ W. R. Ketchil ^United States on a basis of economic hedged around with restrictions and es and undertaking supplies. ' Also purchased a sawu equality with, other industries, to in qualifications; and extended to others experienced embalmer. 1 sure its prosperity and success. only with reluctance. During the on th e S m o o t placj We carry a full line of furniture at IT COSTS7 LESS I- Philosophy of Farming early period of our own government Oflie Garwood it was not every free man who was prices that will appeal to you. We appendicitis at Encouragement ot Agriculture al- entitled to vote. Our present policy would appreciate your business. ' ways has been a Republican doctrine. of universal suffrage is the growth of County Line. It is a necessary part of our philos A. L. S H U T T, the years, and the recognition of Prof. and Mrsl ophy of government. Agriculture is woman’s rights was particularly slow. .MANAGER. T M ttt BY TMB the basic industry of the country and My personal stand oh the question leave today for hil In the very nature of things will ever was at all times firmly and openly in vilie, S. C., whertl I be so. Whatever is to the detriment favor of permitting women to vote. THE SAFEST ' superintendent of I of the farmer is, eventually, to the It is known and recognized that my detriment of all our citizens; his wel- active aid and support were instru THE MOST COMFORTABlk C h ick en s are se| ;fare and prosperity are inevitably re- mental to no small degree in procur pound; ej;gs 15c Iflected in the welfare and prosperity ing the action of the Senate on June 15c per pound; wl .of the w hole nation. 4,1919, by which the 19th Amendment * THE MOST REI.*‘ Many plans for the encouragement to the Constitution was proposed to el and corn 7 5 c pq of Agriculture have been proposed, the legislatures of the several states, : \ Iiekett seU daily -,j and many have been given effect by Governor S m ith . and woman’s right to the ballot be - Reand trip ticket!, Ce* UsUtX day Stem date silt • ®“JJJ .) I»< our party. In the course of my polit came effective A ugust 26, 1920. tween nattonsdistance many H a ll, was I ical life every one which in my opin The mere right to vote, not exer ■ ISO mlleser ten — » . / " ro^ S ' ion promised an appreciable measure cised, is useless. As a matter of duty, ettirtiI , 0 State laws for enfJ I Limit S **!* • ?” JJjj:) of sound relief has had my whole women as well as men should exercise Assailing pro-Tammany propagan Benltd trip tickets, be* days item date \ hibition. H e anq hearted and active' support. tween stations dUtance . . L - roundttZ. that right. There are in the United dists: Senator Smith W. Brookhart, ISO nfiUepar ten — able to remove Of recent yeara,-two farm measures States today between twenty-six and of Iowa, declares that Herbert Hoo __Q gO P IN PARLOP A N P StEEPIMO CARS__ books of N e w Yoj have .Ibeen introduced by me in the twenty-seven million women over the ver prevented European nations from Printing Brings Senate. Two Democrat members of age of' twenty-one, entitied to vote forcing down the price of wheat.dur Bettvevn any two station* oc'Sc-I’’£rn of law that wouldl the House joined in their preparatcn Hewctt imd Hmtt Sjrtkem tor period 6 mon 1hs. As the years pass, these women are ing the war and saved the American * Clients * ■ 1 economical ticket c™ and introduction. The first was Cood to r indlridual pm enforcing the becoming increasingly alive to theii Tarmers from ruin. Not every business has a show eHered ee «*->» — _ 'known as the Purtis-Aswell Bill. It • Otatlono cienmca xuo mUttc- that in so far as a I opportunity to take a large and impor window. Ifyouwanttowlninorfl ■ 10-trip ticket ** created an Interstate Farm Marketing Women for Hoover IJIe 20-trip tiehet - Thexo-Mptleket • • ‘I tant part in the management and con 'clients, use m ore printing and us« . The 30-trip ticket m — -The 20-trip ticket the State of N e w Association. Its purp'ose.was to pro trol of the country’s affairs; to en the kind of printing thsf faithfully Tke SO-Mp ticket Hoover admirers among the women GOOD IN COACHES OWVV Bed the eighteeij m ote and stim ulate th e orderly ,.flow force recognition, change and im are not making much noise about it represents your business policy, ticks!' of agricultural commodities in com provement In - their own particular For IurllKf Inforuttlion eee any Senthetn Ballvyay Syt-^nl What would he merce; -to remove burdens and but their determination to go. to the V ou save m oney .and-, make m oney problems and those which most lnter- polls for their candidate is expressed for your patroiis. Do thesam efor - 'I" 'j • -.'V/.or WHITE' « Blow froth?—Ex. I straints on such commodities incom est .them; and to become a distinct by one woman. “I’m going to Vote for1 yourself by .Uiing an economical E-N . AIKEN, CenerallPassenger Agent»War UiiisSt011' merce; and to provide for the process poUrer in deciding aUv questions of Your son or daq ing, preparing for market, handling, Herbert Hoover if I have to be taken high grade paper r -Hammfrmlll vital'concern to every citizen regard- W ay a t pooling, storing and marketing-ot ag -to the polls in a wheel chair.”— Bpnng- Bond— and good printing, both oi school won. IesB of sex. w h ic h w e c a n g lv a y o u . ricultural commodities through co-op- field (Mass.) Uniyn. — ■ . > . SOIITHEiHt9RAILWAY The Recorii. OnM —T- «A4iiiW,s»; !W-- 1» 'VUJZ. POs t a L . fcECEipfS sli6W ttfi MdbRb ciRcOtAfioN t h I - La r g e s t in t h e c o u n t V. t Iie Y b o N ’T Lie . i d F l o v i 1 TURED “HERE SHALL THE PRESS. THE PEOPLE’S RIGHTS MAINTAIN: UNAWED BY INFLUENCE AND UNBRIBED BY GAIN.” VOLUMN XXX. iounty MOCKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 6 1 9 2 S. NUMBER I NEWS OF LONG AGO. Says Fuquay Springs Is Maine Answers Wet timed telegrom to the Houston It y p e o p l Convention, namely, that the can PIN MONEY FOR HOOVER FUND didate for President made a serious What Wae Happening In Davie Before Crowding Hoover jant Will Guarantee It," Challenge. J blunder when he overrode the De The Daye of AutomobiIee and Rolled Two years ago the Republican mocratic Platform and thrust Pro Hoee Wagon. hibition to the front as an issue. P arty carried th e S ta te of>; M aine To The Editor. For whether the leaders of the pai- (Davie Record, Sept. 2 3 1 9 0 3 ) by twenty thousand majority. This lillin Sir: While Southerners in the ty in the South will it or not, it is Cooleemee’s postmaster is all year the party has carrien the State now quite .evident that Prohibition South are fuming and fussing a- |LE, N. C. sm iles— it ’s a g irl. of Maine by eighty thousand ma is, as The New York Times de bout Al Smith and his candidacy John Kelly was in town Sunday jority. ' clares, the paramount issue in this for the United States, it is interest- campaign.—Winston Journal. >R DAVIE PEOPLE- visiting his mother and sistdrs. It is impossible to belivet’nat the sng to know what a Southerner Holloway Pass is at home for a Prohibition issue injected into the who is now living in New York visit. campaign by Governor Smith this Cabarrus District Fair. City has to say about it. In a let Miss Beulah Allen, of Kurfees, year did not have a great deal to The sixth annual Cabarrus District ter received here by one of the Fair, Concord, N. C.. will be held snata visited friends in town last week. do with this unprecedented land leading physicians of this com this year Octobep9 13. This is one J. H. Coley has been down at slide against the Democratic candi munity from relatives ,who now of the largest fairs in the South in Cooleemee the past week laying d ates attendance, and includes the coun live in New York, which letter was ties of Cabarrus, Davidson. Meck brick. Tw oofthe outstanding Demo written on August 2 6 th, the rela lenburg, Rowan, Stanley, Davie. H E C. Bryant, of Charlotte, cratic leaders in Maine, William G tive has the following to say: Montgotjrkry, Anson, Iredell and was in town Monday. Pattangall, the latter National Union. This fair has enjoyed a How are things going down steady growth each year, and last Dr. J. W. Rodwell, who has been Committeewoman, early in the there politically? Honestly, if year the attendance reached nearly practicing medicine at C 3 na, lias campaign assumed the leadership Smith should get to be President, I th e 100.000 mark, and if the weather moved to Mocksville. of anti-Smith "Democrats on the is favorable it is predicted that the feel it would be a disgrace as well attendance this year will go over Mrs. S. A. Bryan, of Kenans- ground that Governor Smith had as an economical disaster. His that figure. The program is as fol ville, who has been visiting her bolted the Democratic National party, “Tammaqy Hall,”-is the lows: daughter, Mrs. Zeb Pyatt, return- Platform. Mr. and Mrs. Pattan Tuesday, October 9. worst political body every know. home Monday. gall came out for the^yvhole Slate Educational Day New York City is controlled by it, Iredell County Day Miss Isabell Brown, of Salisbury, Republican ticket. and when Hoover was making his Davie County Day. spent part of last week in town the The result of the election unques M.s. Grace Semple Burllngham, Missouri National Committeewoman, *1 '0 SERVE Yoi acceptance speech the police made Wednesday, October 10. guests of Miss Misses, Mary and tionably proves that thousands of Mecklenburg County Day 'gives a check to John W. O’Leary, vicc-treasurer of the G.O.P., covering I several stores shut off their radios Union County Dav contributions, without personal solicitation, of one dollar each from 1281 I Elva Kelly. Democrats in Maine either stayed rvice which animates to which people were listening. Anson County Day. Missouri housewives. Mr. O’Leary is in charge of the “nickels and dimes’’ , j ford Fire Insurance Dr. Jas. McGuire and J. H. Ste away from the polls ODce in a while you can find a tinues fair thousands of people, not i lTHE DAVIE RECORD. Democrat who actually believes only from Davie but from many 9999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999999998 that Al Smith will be elected pre other sections will be present. The Pm ®b farm exhibits are fine, considering k # f l plC . FRANK STROUD • - Editor. sident on the 6 th day of November. BF b flijlt I y L i ) W-. But few Democrats and no Repu the uuusally wet weather this sum- J Statesville7S Semi Annual I TELEPHONE I. blicans think that Mr. Smith has mer. The poultry, cattle, and | even the ghost of a chance to carry other livestock is attracting much Entered a t the Postoffice in Mocks- enough electoral votes to be elected. attention, while the'flower show,! DOLLAR DAY { ville, N. C., as Second-class Mail needlework, home economics, a-i matter, March 3. 1903 . Pt The West Indian hurricane griculture and school exhibits are ‘ I V I i which hit Florida last week left worth coming many miles to see. / A m-t SUBSCRIPTION RATES: TM death and destruction in its path. Thereis plenty of amusements fori Friday And Saturday | hi*- I s' -* ONE YEAR. IN ADVANCE - S I 00 Several hundred dead and millions both old and young. The, ferris: SIX MONTHS, IN ADVANCE - S SO of dollars worth of property was wheel, merry-go rouud, chair plane f c THREE MONTHS. IN ADVANCE $ 25 destroyed in Florida, with proper- etc will be the attraction for th e September 28th and 29th | pm i ty damage in Georgia and the' Ca C a ■ !y0UUg folks A large crowd is ex- Mocksville and Statesville is to MakesLi) rolinas considerable. This section I be linked with a hard-surface road pected Wednesday and Thursday of the state was visited by heavy just as soon as the contract can be for the fair. All the merchants of Statesville belonging to the Merchants As- J winds and much rain, causing all Stveeiei let and the work done. This is streams to overflow, but the 'dam sociation jointly invite you here on FRIDAY and SATURDAY jj Too much to eat—too rich a I the best news that The Record has To Pave No. 90. . too much smoking. Lots of I I U;. age was not great. printed in some time. S E P T E M B E R 2 8 TH and 2 9 TH. J ,use sour stomach, but one tliil I f S' The link in highway No. 9 0 , b e I J i l [,rrect it Quickly. Phillips Jj ]■>.’; The Greensboro News, a Smith Senator Overman, who hails from tween Statesville and the Davie [agnesia will aikalinize the! paper, is disgusted with some of our neighbor county to the south county line, is to be hard surfaced r-'il-e a spoonful of this pll II Weaieallgoingthroughourentirestocksselectingthechoiciest §§ Lpnration, and the systerti il the remarks made by Senator Over said in a recent speech, that Her at once, without any additional ‘Sweetened. bert Hoover had pig eyes, and was financial outlay to Iredell county, man and Clyde Hoey 1 from th e of merchandise; making price reductions that will save money. g J f 1 hillip 1 is always ready to not fit to be President. If Cam according to agreement reached in |i tress from over-eating; to clil 1$ tone of an editorial in the News 5Icidity' or neutralize nicotine! last Wednesday. Mud-slinging Morrison had made such a remark the special session of the county Every body is putting on real values especially for this occasion. g 'Iicmber this for your own col has never elected a man and never it would have been a surprise to board of commissioners held at the ‘for the sake of those nrounl People will drive to Statesville from miles around to take advan- |§ P w ill. nobody. Our people in this sec court house. Indorsed by physicians, but til say Phillips. Don't buyl tion had a higher opinion o t M r. The State Highway Commission I Simmons is sttouger today than tage of the many offerings. S 'Irn"' else and expect the sa| I \V;f Overman. Such contemptible slurs offered to build this link in the he has even been politically,says J. [its: !#! on one of the biggest -men in the Statesville-Mocksville road, at no i-if H . Pate, a leading citizen Hviug in country doesn’t win any votes for cost to the county, if the Iredell Goldsboro. Some of the anti Smith I Trade Where You See The Merchants Association Emblem. I commissioners would agree to ex I men in Mocksville are claiming Mr. Al Smith. tend the time for the payment by I !that Senator Simmous is as dead as Cameron Morrison, former red- the commission of a balance of ,K a door-nail politically. shirt Democrat who tried to be gov $1 5 0 ,0 0 0 due the county for money Ivi If North Carolina is so safe ernor of this great state for four loaned the Highway Commission. §ffor Democracy why are so many years has issued a statement saying bids would be advertised at once Ralph Krows, Sr., of Seattle, T o o M vtck The matter was presented to the Notice Of Sale Of Notes •|;libig Democratic speakers running that Gardner will be elected by and the contract would be let for Wash., was in town Monday and 4 "What broke tip Ilie mail board by Mr. H. P. Grier, Sr., in , jut n„ asked Allred, ijiiiover the state and yelling that the gave this office a pleasant call. Mr. Pursuant to Section 4 of the 1 2 5 ,0 0 0 majority, and that Al construction of the road as soon as k't “.Somebody w anted Io play behalf of the Stale Highway Com c o u n ty fin an ce act, Board of Com ^Dem ocratic party is facing a crisis? Smith, managed by Raskob, will p ossib le. Krows married a daughter of Mr. flee " explained EJoise. missioner, Mr. Grierexplainedthat missioners of Davie county, N. C., P 11Never before in the history of the carry North Carolina by 7 5 ,0 0 0 By tne co operation of the board and Mrs. Williamson, who lived in the road would be hardsurfaced will offer for sale at their office in I One of the saddest disillnsinl !'■!'•!south h as su ch a cam p aign been majority. We wonder why Catu- of commissioners of Iredell counts MocksvJlle more than 4 0 years ago, at once if the county would agree Davie county, N. C , on Monday yfe to co back and find your Iiof l|i|staged in the Old North State by a erbn the new-rich, didn’t claim a with the State Highway Commis moving from here to Washington O ct. 1s t 1 9 2 8 a n ote or notes of to extension of time on the # 1 5 0 ,- less wasn't worth while. bunch of scared Democrats, majority of 2 5 0 ,0 0 0 while he was sion, Mr. Grier explained that the state. Mr. Krows is an electrical the county of Davie aggregating I IV 0 0 0 due the county. After the $ 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 to be dated Oct. 1st [928 Iv-fc claiming. There wouldn’t have community is getting a much engineer and has recently covered IlU Some of the Al Smith Sunday State Highway Commission’s pro and maturing Feby. 1st 1929 , bear been any extra charge. Cam says needed improvement at lest two or more than forty thousand miles school teachers are finding but little voted unanimously to accept the ing interest not exceeding 6 'k the BHi1S win he has made a survey over differ three years iu advance of what through this and foreign countries. time these days to look over the offer. a b o v e n o te s b e in g sold for school ent sections of the state. So far as would otherwise have been the Asked as to the political situation purposes in anticipation of taxes lesson. It keeps them busy trying The highway people Mr. Grier we know he hasn’t showed up in case. in the far west Mr. Krows says levied for year 1 9 2 8 -2 9 . ETS STEENI to make the dear people believe explained, would take the $1 5 0 ,0 0 0 T h is 2 4 th day of Sept. 1928 . ITH- D avie. Smith hasn’t a chance He thinks JVh.; that Al is the best fellow that has and add enough to it to build the I About 1 00 Republicans were in E. D. IJAMES, JsyrTakmgLydiaE. P b Hoover is the logical man to fill ever run for president or that ever The Davie Connty Fair opened hard surface on the road, leading town Thursday evening to make Clerk to Board County Commission 6 ||j Vegetable C o m p o i this high office. will run for this office. What they today, Tuesday, with prospects for out from Davie Avenue to the arrangements for the campaign j Schoolfield, V a . - 1‘My mothd said about Al last spring wouldn’t three big days and three big nights^ Davie'county line, a distance of a-j which will open up within the P o stm a ster S h e e k m ade a busi akea Lydia E. Finkham’s Ve| look good in print today. of amusement. If the weather con-'bout 13 miles. Itwasstated that next two weeks. Attend the Fair today. ness trip to Greensboro last week. Compound |f& j decided to fo r ray on !..!vN bles and great relief. I Pi hardly abiotl Iff?! on my ftct' The Biggest and Best Ever! 2 9 th Amual Exposition! tim es and I !eel better SiK Iiavo ’for I years. I cr L y d ia K P ii S V e g e t a b l l pound wit] . ent good health. I have tali Pttles of it and I am now abb FORSYTH CO. Ui my housework and sewim JJy ehickens, m ilk th e cow ai Piss, and feel fine.”—Mm ^DtEr, Box 249, Schooffieli T ues.-W ed.—Thurs.--Fri.~Sat. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Circus Gossip Ticket Seller—What’s the I I t over in the sideshow? OCT. 2-3-4-S-6 FuU Days 5 Full Nights OCT. 2-3-4-5 Tcnt Man—The fat woman I Naturafly, there are manj S tter laws; are we so vain I HORSERACES F I R E W O R K S I E X H I B I T ^ H O R S E S H O W 'ink our law -m aking is perfa Afternoons—Except Saturday EVERY NIGHT M ore and Better Than Ever ADDED ATTRACTION I' Handsome Purses--Thoro- Elaborate Displays—Turn IndustrialvLiveStock, Poul Friday and Saturday, /» bred Horses—Fast Track. ing the Sky into 1,000 colors try, Field, Farm and Home October Sth and 6th. NOT A DULL MOMENT! MORE THIS YEAR THAN COME EARLY! STAY LATE! ■I FREE ATTRACTIONS GME EVER BEFORE! COME! COME! The Grix Gregory Troupe BillyRiceTrio Guiran and Marguerite The Clarion Trumpeters AN EXTRAORDINARY AND EX POSITIVELY,THE FUNNIEST ACT A BALLET GF EIGHT BEAUTIFUL A THRILLING MUSICAL ACT SAME PRESCRIPTIOr CLUSIVE IMPORTATION EVER BROUGHT TO THIS SECTION DANCING GIRLS W ITH FOUR BEAUTIFUL GIRLS HEWROTE IN I ^aHwell started to k in 1875» the nee infc r *®!6 not M gmat a THE FAMOUS NAT REISS SHOWS-RIDES-DAY WB NIGHT Olewmlve. normaI lives, at ome food, and got plenty eTen tbat earJy th. ADMISSION i Cnnar flcs aniI Purges for i BASILE’S BAND PROGRAMS COMMENCE ft Sn Vatlon whicIl Dr. Cald Thn „ °'e Were good fo r huma ADULTS—Day or Night ...... 50c One of Our Country’s GreatestMusicaI Organizations, Playing. AFTERNOON, Promptly at ...... 2:00 O’clock ! e l f ,re3C,riPtion for constipai EVENING, PromntIy at ...... 7:00 O’clock ! Dnf • eariy iu his practice, ai CHILDREN, 7 to 12 years, Day or Night ...... 25c I Morning, Afternoon and Night. GATES OPESN-Each Day at ...... :...... 7:0 0 A. M. Itme V f1-JiruB stores in 1892 u if a I in, ? r‘ Caldwell’s Syrup Br win! vef>etable remedy, id tiW children and elder! “SCHOOL DAY”—FRIDAY, OCTBOER 5th. AU White School Children of This Territory ADMITTED FREE lWel si? ncTeii just such a ni j?! stimulant. ■4 is VVcriPtion has proven i native rT i? 16 larSest 6eUin loPle w ni 88 won th S confi l^aehM ^ ded itto^ etrel 'stion li,o B0n3ness' naUilen **th ’dvmV • aPPetiie and Si nB eit PePaia* colds, fevers. 6Pt. S n ^r 'Write ‘fSyrup I ial botti iceil0* Illinois, ENTERTAINING INSTRUCTIVE IsEue-CBisr HISv Ufff «kln 1.#“ ^ - MJMiriitlIfrOf >•»71 MIchIiinAl 'SE ' I V j ,tineaa'*""* RECORD. MOCKSVILLE. N. C. 222699999999 Poultry Parasites Black C urrant Keep CogI this Stsmmer m a d e H A N ffO R D 5S L OM - Bushes M enace D estroy M any Birds Balsam of Myrrli IT M U ST B E G O O D High Death Rate Is Caused T iy it for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, etc. Is a Constant' Agency in AD deikrs ire aolfcerixed to rehnd yonr BOtey Ifce by Lice and Mites. SHREDDED fint bottle i| not saHei Spreading Deadly Blis ter Rust of W hite Pinef' Isn’t it true quite often many farm Some Motorists dollars grow wings and fly away, with “I’ve bought a larger car.” (Prepared by the United States Department out ever having been cashed in by the “What’s the reason?” of Agriculture.) farmer? Quite a share of thc-se run “I can g et more accessories or. I t !” Destroy a penny and save six dol away dollars can be chalked to the la rs ! account of poultry losses. ounces 9102075203 That is substantially the advice of Specialists of the Wisconsin college Stop your suffering—use Samuel B. Detwiler in a pamph of agriculture are convinced ihat the full-size let, “Black Currant Spreads Wliite liigh death rate and under production 12 biscuits Pine Blister Rust,” just published for Which is typical of many flocks In the rGaonmteed to care Itching, Bleedissrr free distribution by the United States state is directly caused by lice and Keeps m other out of the kitchen Blisd or Protradins Piles or muiey re Department of Agriculture. loaded Get the handy tube with pile mites which pester the birds from the Fills up hungry children^ pipo joe; or the tin box, 60c. Ask for Mr. Detwiler estim ates that if each time of liatclnng to maturity and often PtkZQ OINTMENT European black currant bush in the cause their deaths at various stages Pleases everyone* Good for all, United States is worth $1.25, which along the way. 'T h e Tam m any Cat** a n d “ Good-Bye Joe.” 'fhcbigiseet’laughs and rally songs of the cam, he thinks an accessive valuation, the A full account of the trouble and Swmr TSUSGWlT* Thebetween meal wheat wafer paign, 30c ta, or 50c for both. Mary Smytl] total value would be less than $900,- how to prevent' and cure it is given Davis. 807 W. Ilth St., Los Angeles, Calif. Too much to eat—too rich a diet— 000. The value of the merchantable in a circular “Fight Poultry Lice and E too much smoking. Lots of things $20. NO MORE, buys option 10.000 bo. w heal w hite pine is approxim ately $550,000,- Mites.” Any Wisconsin resident may VISITORS WELCOME, TO AUL FACTORIES or corn. Possibility larpe profits. Particulars Jniise sour stomach, but one tiling can 000, or GOO times as great. The black secure a copy free by addressing the free. TRADERS SERVICE, 530 Peters Trust BIdg., Omaha Ncbr. / Pfirrect it quickly. Phillips Milk of currant is a deadly^enemy of the white college at Madison, Minding one’» jwn business Is said In charity there is no excess, neither wiii alkalinize the acid. ffaBiiesKi ------k------pine, and a constant agency in spread In every case, prevention is far bet to be a good method of developing can angel or man come in danger by IlVto a spoonful of this pleasant it.—Bacon. PA RK ER ’S ing the deadly blister rust. ter than cure, declare the members of the brain. ||n>piirafi'‘H. anil the systerfi is soon HAIR BALSAM Similar to Black Stem Rust. the Wisconsin poultry staff. Although RcmovesDandniff-StopsHairFallliig Tprcctcncil. lice are not usually as harmful as Getting Kftown “Around Horns* Restores Color and M Phillips is always ready to relieve The blister rust of white pine is Beauty to Gray and FadedHaii mites, many broods of chicks are bad Writers, amateur actors, teachers, elo CONSTIPATION 60c. and $1.00 at Drnccists* Illifircss from over-eating; to check all similar to black stem rust ot wheat Hiscox Chcnu Wits. Pfttcboguc. M. Y, ly injured by ^th m, and some are cutionists, ,church, union and lodge RELIEVED Tncidity; or neutralize nicotine. Be- in that the fungous disease in each workers—ambitious people everywhere IrLORESTON SHAMPOO—Meal for use In case lives alternately on a valuable killed by the pests. Not infrequently . . QUICKLY connection tvith Parker1BHairBaIsam. Hakcethe IfIOiiilier tliis for your own comfort; hens desert their nests and their eggs —will gain in power and prominence hair soft and fluffy. 60 cents by mail or at drag* plant and then on a nurse plant. by using Fahey’s photo-engraving serv Carter’s Little Liver PiOs cists. Hiscos CheimcidWorkBiPatchogQesN. Ifoi- Hie salie of those around you. are spoiled simply because of the rav I Wheat rust is not transmitted without ice. Postal brings full particulars. If’nilorseil I'.'- physicians, h u t they al- ages of lice. tT t Id SXSI ,,,lrell,'fegeiaMataiative CARTOONING COURSB the nursing service of tlie common Henry Fahey, 14 Chauncey Street, move die bowels free from Complete by mail, $1.50. Illustrated. Gonutns fcvs siy 2’MWps. Don’t buy somo- Four different ways of killing the ' 1 , pain and uopleaaant after barberry. Blister rust on tlie white Buffalo, N. Y.—Adv. effects* They Teliere the system of constipa* offer. Remit to ARTISTS’ JVIAIL SCHOOL, KliiK aml cxIiect tl,e sam® re- P. 0. Box 1176, Albany, N 4 Y, lice are recommended. One is to dust tion pofeoas which cause that dull and aching pine does not go from tree to tree. tlie bird’s body with insect powder, or feeling. Reinomber they are a doctor’s pre- SALESMEN- to Sell Coveralls, Motor Contsf Tlie spores of the disease go from the Read only the grand works of lit 6criptionaiicicaiibetO:enbYt!ieentire£uniiv> Pants, Jackets, full Une work clotlu*s direct to make it possible for them Io take AU Druggists 25c and 75c Red Packages* factory to consumer, tyost complete line of- pine to a currant or jjooseherry plant, erature and whom will you have to fered. Union Joe, Box , New Orleans, La. luiblem. outside dust baths during Ilie summer, 359 and these serve as sources of infec talk to? Sodium Hoiue may be used, wilh good CMTEK’SSIPILLS I1IIcs Cnml nt Home, Blind, iilccding. pro* tion to the pines. trading. Easy scU-trcatment. Alisoliitely effect, either as a dust, dip, or a guaranteed. Write for particulars. HINB 3 Careful study of the disease by grease, 'iepemUug upon its ffreimra CO.. SlO N. Wlllomet Ave., Dallas. Texas. 000102482353230100020000 Milk pathologists of the bureau of plant tion. Blue ointment makes an effective Salesladies Wanted—Full or part time wort industry Iuis revealed the peculiar grease, they say, and sweet oil is a Ciiliciira Does Much In own community. Permanent. Experience of Magnesia susceptibility of the European blacl: not essential. Excellent earnings and free particu! '.iiy good remedy for young samples. Endore Lingerie Co., Cincinnati, O. currant. The more familiar currants chicks that are infested. Tcd M ach and gooseberries do not contract the For Hair And Skin AUTO TIRES $2 .50 TO $6.59 The “ounce of prevention” law also [Sale Of Notes “Wlnil Iirnko up !lie m ail, clerks’ disease over great distances and can For promoting and maintaining beauty applies to controlling mites, which are NONE HIGHER KmtiiisV'' Alfred. not infect pines at a distance of much c f skin and hair Cuticura Soap and Auto Owners wliy pay biff prices for- New S e c tio n 4 o f lh c particularly serious pests, having been Tires? We can supply you with good used I '‘SoinelK'ily warned 1 0 play post of- more than 900 or possibly 1,500 feet. Ointment are unexcelled. The Soap is known to kill young chicks during a one. We help you to save money to meet I act. Board of Com- But instances are known in which the pure and cleansing, ideal for every-datf other obligations, Wo ship anywhere in the ififo,” csiiluiiHMl Eloise. single night. Since in day time they use, while the Ointmdnt is soothing world C. O. D. qne-fourth am ount w ith . Davie county, N. C., black currant has contracted the in order. You pay freight charges which Ih a hide in the nests and in the cracks and healing to irritations which, if small cost, Pluasure car Tires $2.50-to $6.00; Jile at their office in fection at a distance of 1 1 0 miles fl:ic of I Fh* saddest disillusionnicnts and crevices of the roosts and the neglected, might become serious. Truck Tires $6.00 to ¥6.50; None H igher. j>>. C , on M om lav in ;o Iiiick and find your homesick- from the nearest blister rusted pine. Send In your order today. walls, the best remedy is to paint the Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and 50c. TaIcom 25c. Sold THE DETROIT BUSINKSS CORPORATION |a note or notes of W wasn't wortli wiiile. The European black currant then be everywhere. Samplp eaeb free. Addreah: "Cottcorai 910 Vernor llijrliway, Euut, Detroit, Mieln roosts and nests with carbolineum, or Laboratories, Dept, B4, Molden1HSaB* Davie aggregating comes a source of infection for com Coticura Shaving SUek 25c. crank case oil. W. N1 U., ATLANTA, NO. 38-1928. mon currants and gooseberries, and is (hik’d OcL nil 11):$ I? !“N t IiinM (I Iiilln myi|H Vl m i' K<1 IOHb- common currants and gooseberries, in Many. Pastures Improved ! W a g e C ro u itJ SIazIng (he frail SoMim Maif SdfOe It exceeding 6 '., the turn, may infect trees within the 0 0 0 - Mayor Walker In his recent visit In his forthcoming aerial expedi All Peruvian soldiers are required by Manure Applications Jitig sold for school foot zone, or other plants of their to Washington said to a New Yorli tion to the South pole, Captain Wil by a new’ decree of the war ministry aticipation of taxes kind within the area. Many pastures have been improved correspondent, apropos of the vicis kins will make use of flame-throwers, to maintain a . savings account, into 1 9 2 8 -2 9 . EISJTpei by manure applications, but this meth situdes of politics: such as were employed during the which each puts S.50, tlie equivalent Hr. Detwiler states that the Euro kv of Sept. 1 9 2 S. pean black currant is so susceptible od of improvement is not recommend “Many a politician has bragged war, to melt the masses of ice. of 20 cents United States currency, ' D. 1JAMES, ByTakingLydiaE. Pinkham’s to the white pine blister rust and ed because the manure brings a great that he had all the big men at his In this way he will make a tract weekly. This is one-fifth tlieir pay. er return per ton if it is applied to 1 County Couimtesioii Vegetable Compound consequently effective in the rapid back, only to find out later on tliat from which the airplane can rise, thus Cadets must deposit half this amount. spread and establishment of the dis the cultivated land where it benefits a they were there to hick him.” overcoming one of the greatest diili- All money saved is turned over to the ease, that the United States Depart crop of much higher money value culties of Polar flight. soldier when lie quits tlie service. Eclicolfield, V a .- '"My m other had per acre than pasture. However, it Iibeek made a busi- Itsn Lydia B. P inkham ’s Vegetable ment of Agriculture recognir.es the O ver — ar.d O ver enough manure is produced on the Compound and I cultivated black currant as a distinct Another Nervous Bride N ot So Bad keensboro last week. farm to cover all the cultivated land There’s nothing a man likes better decided to take it menace to the white-pine timber sup than having a woman make over him, Mr. Huggins—I consider the use of once each rotation of three or four Mildred (despondently)—I ani to for Biy own trou ply of the country. and nothing he hates more than hav m arry .Tack next week and I ain not a lipstick a display of bad taste. bles and found years and there still remains a sur ing one try to make him over.—Cin Miss Peachblow—Hut the kind I use great relief. I was A Public Nuisance. plus, it is satisfactory to apply it to at all sure that I really love him. cinnati Enquirer. is flavored with white rose. Try It. ihardly able to stand “It is so serious a danger to the pasture land. MadeI.vn—Mow positively thrilling. oa xay feet some production of white-pine timber as to Another objection to manuring pas sition! times and Dow I make this kind of currant a public feel better than I tures is that because of its relatively nuisance in all states where white Iiave for several high content of nitrogen and low con years. I credit the (five-needled) pines grow. Tbe de tent of phosphorus it produces a Lydia E. Pinkham’s partment advises against the growing growth of the grasses to the exclusion V e g e t a f r I e Com* of tliis species of currant (Ribes of the clovers, giving a poorly bal pound with my nigrum L.) anywhere In the United anced pasture growth. Ordinarily, reent good health. I have tak en live RECORD* States and recommends that state au farm manure carries a plentiful supply Bttles ot it and I am now able to do thorities, nurserymen and growers ill By housework a n d sewing, feedi of weed seeds which germinate in pas I? chickens, milk; the cow and tend take active steps to accomplish its tures with annoying regularity. ' Piss, and feel fine.”—Mrs. J . C- prompt elimination from the Pacific, Sbadlsy , Boa 249, Schoolfield. Vii> Rocky Mountain, Atlantic, Appalachi imio * * Lloyd George Is Most l a r o i i n a an, Ohio Valley, Upper Mississippi Valley and Lake states. The growing, Pleasing Red Raspberry BREAKING Circas Gossip of cultivated black currants in home Lloyd George is the most promising gardens, as well as in nurseries and I Ticket Seller—What’s the excite- new red raspberry, American or Euro ppnt over in (he sideshow? commercial plantings, should be en pean. ever grown on the grounds of I Tcnt JIau-The fat woman is lost. tirely abandoned throughout these the New York experiment sta states, because of the great importance tion. The plants are hardy, unusual ; Xaliimay, there are m any dead* of white pines and the relatively small ly productive, and very healthy. m o n t h s ! Better laws; are we so vain that we value of black currants.” Suckers are produced abundantly and !kink our law-making is perfect? M iscellaneous Publication 27-M is a the fruiting row is quickly established. revision with added illustrations of an The berries are very large, uniform in article Mr. Detwiler contributed to size and shape, and do not diminish Greatest August in h o N the current Yearbook of the Depart in size as the season advances. The ment. It is available for free dis WBLm-KNIOHT long, conic berries are medium red in - O veklak© Mstory- i r d a y , tribution on request to the Depart color and firm enough for market to Os uM m lU ment of Agriculture, Washington, make a most attractive appearance VAMre SBR 6 t h . D. C. in the basket. The season is three or gain over last year! four days later than that of June and is unusually long. The flavor is COACH sprightly and pleasant and the quality N OW August has added its sweeping plu A gricultural H ints in every ^-respect is excellent. Lloyd Standard Six Coape. $1045; Sedan $1095; ToorSng rality to Willys-Overlahd’s impressive total $993i Boadater $995. Special Six $129$ to $1495« George is an English ^ort. plants of Greatfeix $1850 to $2695. which were introduced by the New for 1928 . Eight consecutive m onths have broken :! COME! Soy beans should be cut for hay just York 1Xperiment station in 1024. Tho ever^ record for the corresponding months in when the leaves begin to turn yellow. variety will be offered by the New * * * York Fruit Testing association in tha all of Willys-Overland’s 20-year history. Sweet clover should be grazed so fall of 1920. i p e t e r s closely that stock eat the new, tender L ast m o n th 68 % more people bought Whippet shoots all the time, or it will get. tough. M ulch for Raspberries and Willys-Knight cars than in August, 1927 — ^ f f l h i p p e t * • * . ' I c a l a c t I SAME P R E S C R IP T IO N During Growing Season a gain-ef more than two-thirds! One of the essentials of a good silo is The most common system of soil ^•cylinder ^ I u l g i r l s HE WROTE IN 1892 an impervious wall, one which will ex management in the raspberry and Experienced motorists arc quick to appreciate SEDAN clude air and retain the moisture in blackberry patch is to cultivate be the silage. the superiority of the Whippet Four, with its Tottsing $455; Roadster (S-poas.) $485; Roadattf When Br. Caldwell started to practieo * • * tween tlie rows and hoe the ground (with rumble seat) $525; Conpo $535; Cabnolet K1S lne- 1^aek in 1875, the needs for ft immediately around the plants. The Coupo (with collapsililo u>p) $595$ Coacb $535* AU If certain interests can afford to many engineering advantages never before WiUys-Overland prices f. o. b. Toledo, Obiov and B'fnni , " cre 11 as great as today. greatest drawback to this practice is specifications subject to change without notice* Im.." Ilve ■ ^ J f p S r r IM SUi-': V -'V .-ii //JA /'YA n ■ r / / By F. 0 . 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U.) f LOOK AT H'/IM lSNT Y e r 1HE I s c o t e , > h e S m e r j DORAP j EDNA - I WOULD ti’TMISS ,THIS VIEW OFHIM Clancy Kids PORANVTHlfSC i s a w 4 FOR V IF l T h e y H a d P Tiinm ie Guessing B y B-Y1,;?-'.Ife PERCY t. CROSBY P I by the McCtwre JJewspaper .SyndIcaU I f Miij By Charles Sughroe M CM Ef THE PRINTER'S DEVIL OWotem NeMpapct Unko A nd H e D on’t Mean Md1M t t o o k G m f c MR. BUMP WAS JUST 1U, WAOpERTHAM AVJETHEU BUT POUT HE KUOW TK POSTOPFieE SEL TUKT BECAUSE WE STOPPED HIS PAPER VIKEU HIS TMJlE VJfS^ UBHSPAPEB SOBSaittPTlOUS SHOULD BE paio op i f UP = SEElAEDTOTAUE rrAS A PERSOU AL AfFROUT •met AfcE TO go AT UBUSPAVEfc. PATES»AMO VJE AUO ALMHOttt VJHAT WKBOW QOTA AMO SWD \ UUST TWUK UE VJASUT SOOO FOR A CAWT PAY OUR. BILLS EVBRM -TWfLTM OAMS IF OUR. BM GOllM • WATCH? busiuess has H g e o r to WEARS SUBSeSMPTIOU - 1 TWEO TO EWjLAIU THKT I? AMM6 0 0 M IS IGOT SU8SCft.\BERS PAM 'tHEWt BIUS OUIM- BtfERV THREE SETMADATyS1I IT A vr was ju s t busiuess , but he was so wad he Oft FOUR MEARS = AUO THAT ViE OOUT SEUO A\vfr o u r . P A uvi \p h e BJmTLEDTOGlT CIGAH VJOULDKif HSTEU * I HATE TO HAVE HIIA OUT B lU S TO MAKE FOLKS DOUT RSUBU H lS KAAD,n^ U S \ SORE AT IAE CUER AAAD1 BUT TO (SET MOUBl SUBSCRIPTION AUO UOTWMS VJB MEEP ? /— VJE HAVE TD OJT HIXA PESKfEEOELt OFF* AU AWFUL PESf IS PEDSO UATCHEZ! EUEPM DW k BBS MATCHES Seudosakst POR* 'Pistol PeoMm THE DAVIE RECORD, MOCKSVILLE, N. C. ■IMllllBllWllllBllliaillMllilBIIMIIIIBIIIlBlMiianilMniMiM,^,,, !■ !!■ !■ !!!■ !!■ tIM f IliiailliBllllMllMllMilMllMlllMllIlBSBlll BlllMlllMlIiMilIHiiiHiIII IMiilBlllMaMlMitMilllBilMllMliiMllllBilllBilMiiMlllMllMcMaBiliBlllMIiMliIMiMaiMllM SM-;! B -'BfiiiasP’ii'HpnSi; B S 'S ■ B U Y IN G A NATION-WIDE SE L L IN G S B INSTITUTION- IS [g M O ST MOST Si Meet Your Friends At S W E W E SE L L I B U Y G S F O R L E SS L E S S I I I , I|JC # Bought of g 'I I “quality—always at a saving” e; y ' I -1 ES 106 E. Broad St. Sta'tesville, N. C. Bfe E . 8 ii B I l B S S B q u a lity E B B H S I S Statesville’s Bargain Center r S B B I B Ss B I I I I I w Shop Where I I Davie County Clerks At H Low Prices Include Qi B I Quality. What is it? How can you tell it? What are the I tests by which you can make sure that you’re getting quality I when you make a purchase?. I I EfircTs Welcome You At Style is a matter of eye-sight and taste. Not hard to tell whether a thing is I styhsh or not. Low prices are a matter of comparison. Youdonthavetobfe I a wizard at figures to determine whether the price you pay is high or low. Your, pocket-book tells the story all too well and quickly. But Quality! That s different I You have to be something of a detective, a scientist and a mechanic to recognize quality—and even then you may be Any Time. mistaken. ' J The Test of Quality is SERVICE For the average shopper the only true, reliable test of quality is the SERVICE that the merchandise gives. Quality endures. Like true friendship— it wears well and stands the test of time. Where inferiority wilts and crumbles under IlMllllBllMlllMllllBtMilllHllimHlllMllllMilMlllMflHllllHllMnMnMillMlillHllMllilHilMlHlMlllll IlllHllMllllBllHllIMiniHIiIIH IlllMtIIHIIII wear and tear—quality survives and proves its presence and its worth un mistakably. JBlflllHlllMillMBMlMflHillMniMlllllliBiillHaHnilHlliMliMllMillMiMlliiMllilHlliMiMlllMiiiMlllMlllMiliMlllMlllil IllllHllliHilMiMlliIHIMIIIIH a The J. C. Penney Company has grown in 26 years from one H sm all store to 1024 Department Stores. It serves millions of regular customers. And the reason for its record is that its ■ I merchandise has consistently met the SERVICE test of I i Q uality., We make sure that our goods shall meet this SERVICE test H IFAU STOCKS ARE HERE I satisfactorily by careful inspection of all merchandise made I I for us, and by insisting that such goods shall conform strictly to our specifications in materials and workmanship. I And there’s one Suit of especial importance | Millions have applied the Service test to our merchandise—and have found I Quality. That's why they have become regular J. C. Penney customers. I \ Quality at low prices mean real values. You will find such values at your y Whatever, style or fabrics you like, local J. C. Penney Company Store. ' I I I Whatever price you want to pay you’ll find just IMlMlilifflllllHiiliHaHlMlHiMlHliHlMlMilMlMlMiiiMililHlilMillimiiMililHlliMlllMlillHlilBiliiHiMilllHlIlllg I IREDELL-DAVIE ROAD Successful tests of a device GET READY FOR THE BIG I „ TO BE HARD-SURFACED : which Fiiables mail planes to pick what you’re after, here right now. • up mail while in flight is regard- WINSTON-SALEM FAIR i S ta te sv ille , S ep t. 19,.— T h e lin k I ed by air transport officials as an I The big fair at Winston-Salem in Highway 90, between States outstanding development in the is October 2nd to 6 th, you will I Fresh new styles and handsome fabrics—there ville and the Davie County line,, mail service. A mail plane, train want a good automobile. You I is to be hard-surfaced, according ing a steel cabel catchline into can’t do better than buy a RE I to an agreement reached by the- Ia pickup shoot, snagged a 35- CONDITIONED AUTOMOBILE is a world of choice. More important, the suit State Highway Commission and ' pound package without lowering I HERE ARE SOME REAL the Iredell Obunty Board of Com- the speed of the plane. Tests are I VALUES m.'niorers, in session here. to be Imade with the device on ■ FOR YOU IS HERE. The State Highway Commission heavier loads. 1927 model-4-passengar Buiek Coupe, re-conditioned, runs good IS offered to build the link- in the The mail sacks*on the ground I Statesville-M ocksville Road, at no during the tests that have been as new, tires are practically new I Suits for the man of medium means and rich cos.t to the county, rf the Iredell made were held in a large V-shap has original paint which isJ n I commissioners would agree to ex ed metal trough with sides eight good condition. Price....$895.00 tend the time for payment bv the- feet high. The steel cable from 1925 model-Dodge Touring, in I taste. commission of a balance of $150,- the plane is dragged through a good condition in every respect I 0 0 0 due the county for money sand approach into this, trough and a good automobile at ther I loaned -the highway commission. which narrows down to a slit and p r i c e ...... $150.00 1926 model-2-passengar Buick The. matter was presented to there connects with a ring, jerk Kuppenheimer and Michael-Stern Good Clothes. Coupe (re-conditioned) new paint I the board by H. P. Grier Sr., in ing the sack upward. behalf of the State Highway Com new tires, and extra good ear I “MAIN STREET” "OF N. C. m issio n . Mt . Grier explained a t ...... —- $145.00 I IS NOW COMPLETED Knox and SchobIe Hats. that the road would be hard-sur 1926 model Dodge Coupe-, in I faced at once if the county would excellent condition in every re Raleigh, Sept. 19.— “The Main I agree to an extension of the time spect. This car re-conditioned in Thompson Bros. Shoes. Street of North Carolina,”—State on the $150,000 due. our own shop. Price ...... $495.00: I Highway 10—is now hardsurfac- • It was -explained that the high Chrysler Sedan model 70. NeW I ed from the mountains of West way officials would add enough to tire-s, good paint and in fine run I ern North Carolina to the sea, ac this amount to. build the link ning condition, price ..' ...... $600.00 cording- to announcement by the S from Statesville to the Davie 1925 model Studebaker Tour State Highway Commission. The I County line, a distance of thirteen ing. Good paint, good tires, and last lap of this famous highway I miles, that bids would be adver in excellent running condition, was completed a few days ago, tised for and the contract let as p rice ...... $400.00 near Newton, thus making it pos soon as possible. It’s good investment to buy a • - sible for motorists to travel from standard make automobile that I AIR MAIL SERVICE IDEA the extreme end of the State.to has been |re-conditioned. I CREDITED TO STUNT FLIER the' other. without getting the During the past few weeks we The wheels of the-ir cars muddy. have taken in trade for the New I I Correct Dressers aEor Men and Boys. Chicago.—Despite the present I August Buick Silver Anniversa-ry Model I reebrd of transporting mail at practically all makes of standard I the speed of IOO miles per hour, i There’s an echoed tune automobiles. Statesville, N. C. the Post Office Department and I From the heart of Ju n e COME SEE OUR LINE I operating companies are planning (In .the lazy August lays. on !"even f a s te r se r v ic e , acco rd in g And a far-cast call LINDSAY FISHEL BUICK CO. * * / • . - \ to the American Air Transport From , the hazy fall Winston-Salem, N. C. In her dream silent haze. IIIB Association, MmmmmmMmmmmmmammmmMm ...... THE DAVIE RECORD m o c k s v i l l e I] = — I— ■ I I ; B i Men s Over Men’s D restl Shirts Sl.oo I a lls $1 pr. M en s B lu e F ine CiuaH;-,."" BELK’S TWO BIG shirts, as‘_ 1 ■. Ridge Over v.;T' U sorted c.f,I a lls . $ l.o0 Ir,' v a iu e. ors. Sizes com plete. I DOLLAR DAYS |$:ti T *’• '■> L a STATESVILLE, N. C. TWIN DOLLAR DAYS Friday Sept. 28th and Saturday Sept. 29. In Statesville Fniday and Saturday, September 28-29 BARGAINS ALL OVER THE STORE, NOT NEAR ALL ADVERTISED. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES. SILKS FOR DOLLAR DAYS Men’s pants $5.45 and up, $1off CORSETS AND CORSELETTES | BEAUTIFUL SILK AND VOILE HAND MADE GOWNS Sl.oo m mow 1,000 yards regular and mill-end Men’s Lumberjacks, sweaters GOING AT THE SAME REDUC-1 MCST people I this abs l,.*f DRESSES ^jdote for pain, but are you ca and bath robes 1 0 p e rcen t F in e q u a lity h an d m ade gow ns.. Col silk, value up to $2.00 yd. on sale off TION. “ say Bayer when you buy it? Ladies it w ill pay you to take advan ors peach, white flesh and orchid. — for the 2 big dollar days$1.00 y(l. for dollar days. i0 you always give a glance td tage of this opportunity. One lot Sizes 15-16-17. I I i I 750 yards mill-end silk, value up BOYS DEPARTMENT I big rack of ladies’ dresses odd, B! !flayer on the box—and the I of broken sizes silk and voile dresses. I'l'jjl to $2.50 yd. for the 2 big d o lla r Boys’ 48c caps on sale ...... 40c soiled and old for ...... $1 .0 0 ■ kCnii(..r printed in red? It isn’J Children’s 98c dress ...... 90c J 1I Nice assortment of pretty colors. Val V < cnuine Bayer A spirin without id ■ is days on sale----- $1.50 yd. I Boys’ 95c caps on sa le ...... 85c FATHER GEORGE SHEETING i> >Jj All silks, velvets, wool goods and j Boys’ suits $2.95 to $5.95, 50c off Children’s $1.48 dress ....'—$1.35 jj ^ ^ ues to $5.00— V drurtore always has Bayer, wit# YARDS FOR $1.00 proven directions tucked in every | ■ flannels $1.95 per yd. and up, 10 ; Boys’ $6.95 to $9.95 suits, $1 off Ladies’ and children’s coats = 1 j ■ percent reduction for dollar days j Boy's’ suits $12.45 to $20 $2 off $22.50 to $29.50 ....------$3.00 o ffljg Nice smooth quality sheeting, tvill I I $1.48 coating and jersey 10 per- j BASEMENT (BARGAINS FOR 1 Ladies’ coats from $34.50 to B ig laundry nicely and give excelie::: I cent deduction. ! THE 2 BIG DOLLAR DAYS $ 3 9 .5 0 ,...... $4.00 S j se r v ic e . / ____ a 3 yds. colored Indian Head | 2 scooters for the children for $1 La'dies’ coats from $44.50 to g = $49.50 ...... $5.00 off g s I fo r ...... $1-00 i 2 18x26 feather pillows for $ 1 .0 0 4 BOXES KOTEX ...... Sl.00 B 3 yds. soisctte for ...... $1.00 j rayon bedspread for ... $1.35 Ladies’ coats from $54.50 to g 'l Genuine Kotex—New style. I,! ■” 2 yd s. 69c linen for dresses $1.00 7 72x90 bedspreads for $1.50 I $59.50 t.i...... $6.00 off g | il IH I 4 yds. Punjab percale for $1.00 A good alarm clock on sale ...90c Ladies’ coats from $62.50 to s $69.50 ...... $7.00 off I I 3 Jths- Yearound Zephyr for $1.00 15c towels 12 for ...... $1.00 W O M E N ’S P U R E S IL K H O SE $1.00 Kjjg 5 yds. Borden prints for $1.00 AU chinaware less 10 percent. Ladies’ hats from $2.95 to $4.95 J lyiaplrlD is . , - . 5 0c off. I Full fashioned silk hose to cuff. Re trade m art of I Lad Lassie in fast colors, 6 y d s. Floor lamps with a nice shade on 4 “ » Manufacture —uaa*- I inforced heel and toe. AU the sea Ib for $1 .0 0 sa le ...... $1.50 Ladies’ hats from $5.95 to 9.75, g JcfMonoacetlcacldeater of SallcyilJ J 4 yds. 32” prints for $1.00 AU trunks and suit cases and $1 .0 0 off. § son’s newest colors. Honey biege, CHILDREN’S DRESSES $1.00 rose biege, champagne nude tanson, ■ 6 yds. 32” Security gingham r u g s le s s ...... 1 0 p e r c e n t BARGAIN LOFT 2ND FLOOR| “Slightly Soiled.” I f o r ...... $1.00 Electric irons ...... $1.75 Ladies’ 98c hats ...... 9 0 c _ french nude, and white’ jade. Size* Nicely made up of prints, assorted I 5 yds. short length Indian Head Waffle irons ...... $4.50 Ladies’ $1.48 hats ...... $1.35 B 8 % to 1 0 — Ladies’ $1.95 h a ts...... $1.75 B colors. Broken sizes 7 to 14. Long B e l l -a m S for ...... $1.00 5 pair socks for ...... 2 5c for IB Special 63x90, 72x90 and 81x90 Ladies’ bedroom slippers 40c Ladies’ and children’s raincoats B Long sleeves, Values to $1.98. IMDlGESTgf a Mohawk sheets on sale $1 each. $1.98 raincoats ...... $1.75 $1.48 on sale ...... $1.35 | Saves B Big bargains in sheets and pillow $2.48 raincoats...... $2.25 LOTS OF MERCHANDISE NOT I WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES $1.00 $1 .0 0 ZVIcney I j'v/B cases for the 2 big dollar days. $2.95 raincoats $2.75 1 ADVERTISED REDUCED. | Wonderful line house dresses made DOLLAR DAY PRICES ON AU Men’s and Boys’ Clothing re of good quality prints. Nice assort I l i l H O SE duced in the basement...... Sweaters for 98c reduced to 90c B ment of pretty colors to choose from. ^tHUNMCO TAlttC t AU 48c ladies’ and children’s H 2ND FLOOR FOR THE 2 BIG Sweaters for $1.48 reduced h ose, 2 pairs for 8 8 c DOLLAR DAYS t o ...... $ 1 .3 5 1 BSJWjII m 59c ladies’ hose, 2 pr. for...,$1.00 Ladies’ 59c rayon bloomers on Sweaters for $1.95 reduced I 95c and 98c full fashion hose on sa le 2 p a ir f o r ...... $1 .0 0 t o ...... $1.75 B I 4 String B room s 2 0 c In Basem ent. | m s a le ...... 90c p a ir Ladies 95c bloomers on sale 8 8 c Sweaters for $2.48 reduced B W Jj AU men’s 48c underwear 2 fo r9 0 c Ladies’ $1.48 unde.rwear on t o ...... $2.25 g I CONGOLEUM YARD GOODS 2 E N D T A B L E S ...... $1.00 6 C U P S A N D 6 SA U C E R S $1.00 | Pt--IB Men’s $1.48 pajamas on sale sa le ...... $1.35 Sweaters for $2.95 reduced I a t ...... $1.35 Ladies’ $1.95 underwear on t o ...... ;...... $2.75 I I SQUARE YARDS ...... $1.00 Good strong end tables. Tables In g ood q u a lity ch in a w are. 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C. —; Men’s DressI i Shirts $i.oo I Improved Uniform International i Fine quality! j shiris, as_g sorted col-l ;• ors- Sizes! THE RETURN o f SundaySchool T he • complete. I * LessonT m odem way ANTHONY TRENT (By REV. P. a F7TZWATER, D.D., Deaa YSI Moody Blblo T&stUute of Chicago.) By WYNDHAM MARTYN ' ((c). 1928, W estern N ewspaper Union.) to m ake Ir 2 8 - 2 9 I COPyrtektbyBaraet H8PkIn, WUSWv!c. f Lesson for September 30 jelly, use PAUL THE MISSIONARY CHAPTER XI— Continued if they can’t catch him? He was with “There's no'thing to stop me." ’R i c i i " ! —22— in two hundred yards of me a few Before dusk the wire came back as GOLDEN TEXT—Christ liveth In me. The manner of delivering the third hours ago, and may be' nearer than scheduled. —Galatians 2:20. . 8 J r . warning arranged itself, with the ease that now." He looked about the big “By all means bring Grant (it read), PRIMARY TOPIC-—Stories of Paul. peXel Trent Uad come to associate with this room apprehensively. “I’m through.' JUNIOR TOPIC—Paul, the Brave iNS $1.00 I a MCST people blow this absolute but be will Snd it deadly dull here as Missionary. Think of what an escape I bad! That Bsntidolc for pain, but are you careful campaign against the Grants. there are no other guests. INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP lade gowns.. Col- I d—d ship was got just to kidnap me. IjTsay Caycr when you buy it? And One evening after dinner Kathryn “SWITHIN WELD.” IC—Paul the Dauntless. and get this Iesh and orchid S Holland had complained of a head I tell you Frank must have money at YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP Ido vou always give a glance to see Natica Grant was even more pleased ' I ache, and he had taken her for a spin the back of him. The police go look IC—"In Labors More Abundant.” I Baycr on the box—and the word than ber husband, although for vastly nniong the Lakewood pines. As the ing for a seedy, broken-dpwn tramp ------I MtaatM prui-—•intcd — in red?------I t - - isn’t the — different reasons. She could imagine In the review of this quarter’s les ironwork gates to the house were al when lie's probably living as well as sons, a good opportunity is given for SHEETING r> § iccmiinc Baycr Aspirin without it I A the joy of telling those who asked I drugstore always has Bayer, with the ways closed, Trent got out of Uie ma we are and driving down here in a character study. The interests of the |)R $1.00 I limousine.’’ where her husband bad gone that he j directions tucked in every box: chine at tlie curb on Iiis return and was staying at the famous Weld eafap quarter’s lessons .center in Paul, “Don’t make any plans until tomor opened them. While lie was doing this in tlie Adirondac&s. Payson woald Stephen, Barnabas, John Mark, Luke, sheeting. Will I a stranger passed and asked him io row,” she said. “If it will make you have the opportunity to get to know Timothy, James and Ananias. Assign |l give excellent I any easier, ciiange your room tonight/’ wliat direction Alinelt ball was. bis host thoroughly. ments should be made a week in ad B “I thought it was a holdup," said Not because she Iiad sympathy for It pleased Grant to think he was vance for the preparation of brief es Kathryn Holland gaily.' “What did he nis malaise, but because she was not says by the pupils. w ant?” sure how unwisely he might speak to stealing a march on his enemy. “Yoa‘11 see me on the seventeenth," he mut Another method would be to lift out $1.00 She saw that her escort was looking the police, Natica saw the authorities tered. “AU right, I'm leaving on the the principles contained in tbe lessons curiously at an envelope he held. when they came. Tbeyhad combed the K ew s ty le . sixteenth." He was in excellent spir of the quarter and apply tbem to tbe “His excuse was that he wanted to neighborhood and found no vagrants its at dinner. important problems of the day. Tbe know where Ahiielt hall lay, but I whom they did not know. Grant Iiad no fear that his wife following suggstions are offered: think the real reason was to get me to This continued Grant in his new be IILIv HOSE $1.00 would suffer at Sutton's bands. Be Paul’s the Ideal Education; Evi give this letter to Grant. I wonder lief that Sutton was not an outcast, did not think anyone could frighten dences of Genuine Conversion; What Ihose to cuff. Re- j j.pir!n 13 ______why he couldn't deliver it himself.” but one protected, and therefore doubly I the irad<“ Oiark of Natica. Supreme selfishness dwarfed Is a True Christian? Wbat Is the never this When he had put his car iu the Joe. All the se-a- I “ uojocccUcocWcstcr et SallcyltcscU all her other emotions. Beal Missionary Spirit? Who Should gs. Honey biege, garage' and joined the rest in the ball Go as Missionaries? Should Religious room. Trent saw Grant from a door He learned from Trent that the week might lengthen into two if the Differences Be Compromised? If so, Igne nude tanson, way, beckoning him. Grant was look weather kept fine. In two weeks’ How Far? How to Be Assured of ghite- jade. Sizes ing wretched. time Hayson ■ Grant would come back Divine Leading. . “Kathryn Holland says some one a different man, he assured his wife. Perhaps the most satisfactory meth B e l l -a n s gave you a letter for me.” od for adults is to summarize the facts Just now he was shot to bits with for indigestion Antliony Trent put it Into his worry and unwise indulgence in stim and state the leading lessons. The trem bling hands. G rant did- not even following suggestions aie offered: thank him. Furtively be look It and ulants. And every day brought Sut Save* ton’s ultimate capture nearer. Lesson for July I. Paul, by birth Money disappeared. and education, bad much to be proud 0 0 I’ayson Grant left bis splendid home In the library, where he could he of. A godly ancestry and a true edu in Deal Beacb in tho highest of good sure of being alone and yet within the humors. cation ought to be the heritage of ev comforting sound of Iiitmau voices, ‘i ’ve never been in the Adiron- ery child. MUNDRCOTftDl**-' « I’ayson Grant read the letter. It was Lesson for July 8. While Stephen % dacks,” he confessed to Trent “This Sutton’s writing, as he had feared. ministered in the benevolences of the r is going to be a revelation to me.” JELLY failure is a thing of the &N« “ You escaped that time through the church he testified of Christ and met “It wouldn’t surprise me at ail,” p a s t. Peicel is h e re . I t ’s a 200% unconscious intervention of one of with violent opposition.- The ring- Anthony Trent agreed. pure-fruit product that always i e n t . your friends. Bul for that you would Ieafler in this opposition was Paul. I I!fl§P A man may be conscientious and makes jelly jell. Absoitttdy J now be on your way to Buenos Aires in La Belle Alliiiuce. If you doubt it. CHAPTER XII WrODg. colorless, tasteless, odorless. P SAUCERS $1.00 f bring up the matter in court. I shall Lesson for July 15. Paul in unbe ■ Pexel makes any jelly jell see you on the seventeenth. You have The M urder in the Forest. lief zealously persecuted the church, china ware. Gold I by the time it is cold. W ith it, one way of escape, and that is full even consenting to the death of Mo M ore D istress Weld met them at Elizabethtown jelly is ready for the glasses as I pay you to stock I confession. and drove them up the long trail to Stephen. When his eyes were opened ?oon as it comes to full boil. ! Gacj Sourness, H eartburn “ F. W. S.” the camp. I’ayson Grant bad never by the appearance of Jesus Christ on the road to Damascus be was trans Su s c - I Sick Headache, Dizziness It was Albert Thofpe who informed felt more wholly at bis ease. Remote Thus -Pexel saves fruit, sugar, Aiilhoiiy Trent that Mr. Grant was from cities, staying In the center of a formed into a zealous witness for flavor, time and fuel. Right real values at Gil- | a: lev eating or drinking' Christ. overcome l>> the sultriness of the vast acreage long held by a trespass- here it repays, from one to 25c and 7Sc Packages weather and bad fainted in the library. Lesson for July 22. The sight which I hating landowner, he was conscious th re e tim es, th e 3 0c i t costs. Sold Everywhere Mr. Grant would like to see Mr. Trent, as he had never been at Deal Beacb Paul had of Christ was so real that If possible, for a few minutes. of immunity from danger. he at once testified of His deity and Get Pexel at your grocer’s. “You Are Lucky In Having Real saving power. “I’ll go up at once,’’ said the oblig At night there were no servants in A recipe booklet with complete IG DAILY I Friends,” Grant Said Bitterly. Lesson for July 29. Paul and Bar ing T rent. the camp. There was a smaller build recipes, accurate tables in each nabas were sent forth by the Holy "It’s about that letter," Grant said. ing for them a quarter-mile distant |n • Bi»8aaEK«:-«] dangerous. Because Trent had saved Ghost to preach the gospel to the Gen p ack ag e . 30c. T h e P ex el C om “I can’t quite make it out,” he con and connected by telephone. The dis him from a deadly peril he felt a cer tiles. They were opposed by Elymas, pany, Chicago, IlL ■a'H 'B rrc if ErrB- a fessed. “I suppose you didn’t get a covery rather alarmed him. In effect tain sense of safety in being near him. the sorcerer. Spirit-filled men will I VfaTil A m e r ic a n Id e a s good look at the man’s face?” it meant that his room, which was on Trent was one' of those reckless fools most surely meet with opposition.. B “I Siiw It quite distinctly,” T rent an one end of the building, left him far I An ;:ss:)oi:!(i'on of Germ an architects, who Iikerl dangers. If danger came Lesson for August 5. The preaching swered readily. removed from those of tlie two men' Irnraotlns .111 exhibition nniler the near to Grant he might rely upon-bis of Barnabas and Saul was accom Gram looked troubled. at the other. iaiBi* of “The Now K itchen,” has guest to repel it panied with such wonderful signs that r I “That’s funny,” he murmured He began to hint at possible dan Iskod AinrrKim producers ot kitcli- He was talking to Trent when a the people attempted to worship them JiKitiis Id uku the exhibition to sliow “Kathryn said she couldn’t recognize footman brought a telegram toward gers from robbers attracted by the him at all; she ouly saw he was a big as gods. The same people soon were many some of the latest American tliefn. GraDt shrank back, as though booty to b3 obtained in such a place man.” moved to stone them. Despite this h B fe of limi.whold efficiency. here were another message from the as this. i “Miss Holland was in the machine, horrible treatment, Barnabas and Saul man he had wronged. It was a relief “Not a chance of It,” Weld declared. carried on their work. I and could not see him. I saw him • Trent’s contribution to the subject S lices when Trent opened it. Lesson for August 12. The question dearly because he was in the circle of "It’s from Swithin Weld.’’ he an •was not reassuring. B I Sajs-Cdlfins is lue for me. light made by the lamp on the top of of tbe grounds upon which Gentiles nounced. “Wants me to go up and “That’s because cobody has ever were to be received was bitterly de I I Viliicli- 1 notice you always get the gate-post. Anything wrong about spend a ^eek or so In his Adirondack wanted to get In here badly enough to I bated. Paul preached that it wa9 to I'enly of slices.—Vancouver Province. the note? Black-hand threats, or any camp. I suppose you'd be bored to set about it skillfully. If I were anx thing like that?” be by faitb alone. Certain Judaizing I death at it.” ious to get in here to murder, let's teachers taught that faitb was to be I Many people feel that the reason Grant shook his bead and tried to I’ayson Grant turned a reproachful say. I'll swear it would be easy. To I supplemented by the works of the law. Bley are alive Is because o f p u re luck. smile. look on the speaker. Bored to death begin with, a camp like this would be “Nothing more than curiosity." be Lesson for August 19. Paul was for m I in such surroundings'! He could a cinch. You or I, Weld, could MImb bidden to preach in Asia; then called I answered. After a pause, as though imagine what it was like. Not a up these rough walls and get In any nerving himself for a shock, he asked to preach in Europe. Divine guid I stranger could get past the keepers window we wanted.” ance is just as really shown In closed what the stranger looked like. and guides. One might tie as truly “You’re frightening Mr. Grant," I M t U O U doors as in open doors. “He was a mail a little taller than secluded there as any place in the Weld remarked. you and a good bit broader in build. Lesion for August 26. When Paul’s I world. “Not L He’s used to things like f i Rather a pale face. Sort of broken missionary work interfered with the “Today’s the fifteenth," he heard that after having a burglar with him I nose and sharp little gray eyes. I unlawful gain of certain men at Ready T rent say. “ I think I’ll sta rt tomor for a, week. I don’t suppose anyone Philippi, he and Silas were sent to I noticed he had a V-shaped scar over selecting row. My visit is up. I’ve had a very is likely to come here, for the reason jail. Through their miraculous de his left eye. Gave me the impression,” I pleasant time here, Mr. Grant. I wish we are not marked ou, for vengeance. Trent went on confidentially, “of being liverance and their testimony of the I you weren't looking so out of sorts.” If Grant were a defaulting banker lise—just mentally imbalanced. Looked as if be saving power of Christ, the jailer was Tomorrow was the sixteenth, a like the man in The Pavilion on the converted. needed a good square meal and a hair "^r I sentence of SuttOD’s note was graven Links,' there might be a chance of Lesson for September 2. Wicked For example—with Pexel ■ c u t” on his brain. “I shall see you on the some fun." 4 Vi cups strawfaerry juice and 8 [es which Through a mirror Trent watched the Jews followed Paul to ThessaIonica seventeenth.” There would be no An “Fun!” Great cried testily. *i‘n> caps sugar make 11 glasses jelly. I changes fear brought'to the other’s and Berea. They stirred up the peo thony Trent to rely on then. d—d if I get your sense of lmmnr. B m face. That Grant suffered pleased ple to such an extent that be had to 424 cups raspberry juice and 8 cups materials, “You are lucky In having real The idea of being marked down l>y him; but that Grant's heart might be flee. Wherever lie went his ministry sugar make 11 glasses' jelly. friends,” Grant said bitterly. “I’ve got any crim inal isn't- a.- funny a s you weak made him vaguely uneasy. There was accompanid. by supernatural S cups currant juice and 10 cups to stay here whether I like it or i» il think.” would be greater strains than lliis to signs so as to convince the Gentiles. sugar make 14 glasses of jelly. is of the I (ell you, Trent, I’m a very sick man. He was conscious that his irritation Lesson for September 9. Paul 4% cups grape juice and 7 cups bear. It doesn’t mean very much to you, a was incomprehensible to men ignorant “Did you recognize the man?" Trent preached tbe gospel in Coriutb with sugar make 10 glasses jelly. !attention trip to tlie .Weld camp. An invitation of the fears their idle chatter engen such power that many were saved. asked. like that to me would mean saving my dered. He sought to appear at ease. The gospel is the power of God unto I “I wanted to see If I did.” Grant reason.” “I'm afraid I shall have to disap salvation. I said evasively. “It was a begging let Trent simulated growing astonish Iur choice point you," he returned. “I've no Lesson for Septem ber 16. T he ter, and the police oughtn’t to let peo ment. more thrilling story than trusting a church was threatened with disrup ple be annoyed like that. Wiiafs the •‘ j'ou really mean ltt" he asked, 'i'll R DAYS criminal for a week and thinking be tion through party spirit. The right date today?” tell yon what I’ll do. I’ll ask Weld If was a detective. That makes me a Not Fond of Change I “The fourteenth," said TrenL “Any r may bring you along, too. But could conception of tbe gospel, Christian bit sore of crooks.” ministers and persons constituting the The record of Jorran W. Coombs, of I thing I can do for you?” you leave?’- he added.doubtfully. (TO BE CONTINUED.) “You might send Thorpe In." church, • will cure sectarianism. -1 Belfast, Maine, who has lived In tbe e W hen y o u r When Thorpe came in his employer Lesson for September 23. The same house for 80 years, is surpassed stared at him sullenly. “Do you still Christian should abstain from that by Leason Martin, of Richmondt N. H. have the grounds searched every which might cause his brother to He was born on December 13, 1840, In !Children Ciy Cartoon in.Japan Not Inspired by Politics stumble. a liouse that was probably built in [ks, wool- night?” he snapped. “Yes, sir,” Thorpe answered. “Also 1835 and has lived there ever since— THESE f o r I t the house from basement to roof.” In Japan, apparently, the cartoon cartoon was “Toba-e”—“Toba Pic Love One Another 87% years.' He says that it seems “You’re too d—d careless to suit did not have the democratic Iiegin tures.” No cartoons appeared in Jap Let us love one’ another whilst we pretty- much like Iiome to him now. Mr. Martin also has a record, of at I StourV llas upsets at times. AU me,” Grant grumbled. “See/ you take nings of its occidental counterpart. anese newspapers until a few years live! I would speak for a kind word L .(ar® cannot prevent tbem. But yon special care tonight. Send Mrs. Grant Here in America the cartoon was orig ago, but now they have become so on behalf of those who are sitting tending 64 consecutive town meetings I Kinv P^Pat'ed. Then you can do what here at once, and get this number on inally used in magazines and newspa popular that in all the large Citien next you and making your own house In Richmond. I L ^ ^ e n c c a nurse would, do—what the long distance.” pers as a political weapon, but rlw> they are printed as daily features. glad by their deft lingers and their Scivo * 'rsiclanS would tell you to do— Natica came In almost at ,once. AU Japanese cartoon was more than eight loving Iiearts--Joseph Parker. Women are supposed to be vain, I I a Iew Crops of plain C astoria. No is to be she knew was that • letter had been hundred years old before the Iirst is Beaaty of Single Qolumn but no man is as handsome as lie Kr st done than Baby is soothed; re- sue of the YrOkOhama M ainidii Sliim- thinks he is. given either to Kathryn Holland or for thousands of years the world's Serving God Bon I3 3ust a m attef o f m om ents. X et Mr. Trent and on receipt of it her bun, lirst .of the Japanese dailies, ap Serving God Just where you are, and Qx- I.. ar® eased your child without nse pea red io 1871. famous architects and.designers have husband disappeared. found nothing so beautiful aud worthy w ith what you have, and-nothing .else. rt' .nSle doubtful drug; Castoria Is The first Nipponese' cartoonist was • She read it slowly. It was Frank’s In building as the simple, classical God requires nothing more; He will a lordly person, a Buddhist iiionk. Is'nn i sa fe to USS 88 often writing, and be was near them. Try column. Tiie beauty of these fluted take nothing more. It is yourself, In G r o v e ’s Ititai^ ant has anSr little pain you Itakuyu. ahhni of Toba1 who was born as she might, she could not tight off a columns'has been made available far ■your own position, wherever you are, L t f Ilflt away. A nd it’s alw ays in IDT# A. D. He employed most of feeling, as yet vague and nebulous, use on every kind of structure, from that He wants.—Margaret Slattery. 1'iiWir, .-tlle crueler pangs of oollc, or his eighty-seven years laughing at the T a s t e l e s s that events were at hand which threat, the modest cottage to large public Itci r * or diarrhea; effective,too, follies and vanities of the decadent -I ened the fabric of her dreams. buildings, by the principle of pressed Thy Will Be Done IfciiIo ollfWren, Twenty-five million Kyoto court and at pretentious low ••Of course, yon m ost call the po steel column construction. To do or not to do; In have, or not O h iU T e tO e s Were bought latt year. lice.” she snld, “or I will." brows everywhere. Uis Inliuence over that branch of Japanese art was to have, I leave to thee; thy bnly will A Body Builder Ior Pale; “I’ve nad enough of this place. Dy Weight Not Wind be done in me; ail my requests are Grant said. “Every, man I look at I as great as tbai of Sliukespeare 0 0 tbe English drama. In fact, for een Success Is won by hard blows,. lost' In one, “Father, thy will be Itelicate Children. ’eoc want to be sore isn’t Frank in disguise. turies the only, Japanese name-for the by blowhards.—Boston inm script done!”—Charles Wesley. ^ U ; God I Nat, what use are the polieo t RECORD, MOCESVILLE, N. C. w\ fcf S o Constipated ft" I * % Se m J PAVlE RECORD] SilIffl PATM IS Mlf I H o p e i ( e s s i c^p Story for the Children ct^ “In November, Ujvi T st Circulation of AnJ P special instructions V 1J roie JftllJ ii By Mary Grahani Bonner Em ulsion. I have bee,, conU!e« ^ l C o u n t y Newspaper. I a number of years n,,,i 8llM tfI *******«*************' m y bowls for a ton be fun to run away—not far off, but h ad an X-ray maUe’J ' T I t f l A N D P E R S O N AL NEWS.I Alfred, tlie horse, was talking to “Never will I forget how he loved just have a little excitement. J o lte d the trouble in ■ the other horses in the stable. They the countryside and the flowers, just “I dashed along the street, but you operation was a d risc ,,,^ .^ had all been saying how much better coming out, and he thought I was so Ilotte lint cotton 17 He know I was discouraged by the speed of an operation, and vl . asJfe every one, people or horses, or any wonderful. with which the automobiles went, and had been recommended tna^l one or anything behaved, if they were “Think of having taken a child for decided to try it. “ to H Williams- of Sutnter, a drive who had never been before!” I didn’t go so very quickly. “I declined in wei-h- * town Thursday on bus well treated. ^ . „ “A policetnan jumped up and But Alfred had an adventure to tell “Wonderful,” said the other horses, pounds to less than Po I m and then they added: stopped me and quieted me—though I became so weak that I the others. wasn’t much excited, and then when over In bed without heh, "Once," he said, “I got out of my to Mr. and Mrs. A. ij my owner came along, lie said: eat any solid foods J ' 1 c#% | Stall, and at first I had a glorious ‘“ I guess it takes the old-fashioned ta n k e d up on Iiquid ^ oath-U5I ' of R- t- 011 ^ e Pt ' 1^ 1*1 run. horse to be much of a runaway.’ threw it up constant- «Ml| “I went and went and I went IugM er- “And you know that was just the my bowels except a drv 1 5 ^ 1 “But after awhile I became very “Finally when l M«fel f . way I felt about it.” jand Daniel left Thursday fol tired and then I began to try to find I h a d only a little longer So the horses aetgA^S and told to trxr t0J1VeiK l I gill, where he will enie| my way back home. stories and ate hay and had a very “I couldn’t do it, and oli, how nice time of it. Ite University. dreadfully worried I was! I didn't ►imnuojos decline for two ZL listI (©, 192S. W estern N ew spaper Union.) I am happy to say to WttaM** I know what to do. Ld Mrs. McHale spent tw •'I tried to find my home, and I kept g reatly improved. At this ml!** \G reek Culture Widespread bow els are fairly Jst week in Charlotte wit going and going, without reaching it. consistency. I have mined Itxcavating an ancient tomb in Mon on,i r i— : / * * \-‘ - THE DAVifc RECORD, MoCKSViiXE, N. C. septem bre 2 &; wft P cW stiPatejn ( Remember “The Good Bye 5444^1444444444444444415588888 I L'fe Seentei O A V I E RECORD. Kiss” will be at The Princess next - H o p e l e s s 48230100010201534823534823532353484853535348532353235323532353232348010001000253235348235323530148235323532348235353235323234848232348235348235348234823532353 Monday and Tuesday at regular I jyvy T fi Je8t C i r c u l a t i o n o f Any a d m issio n . PRINCESS T H & T li Ieeiat instructions in thl l|i ifr tfr i|i1 4 ifr frfrii1 1E1C0E tSttI1 "I1*1* »!* * *****♦ »»• id I am beginning to have a n ^ I the surprise birthday dinner given I Mavv Hlla and Amy Moore 9^^^6222644444544^222993838855 I I Iiare taken 15 lnr«Yv IirtIj1 by the children of Mr. A. L. Ellis, Liieek for' Wilniore 1 K y ., |i " 's EnraIsion and tlie\Vsuu ’ 7 of at his home, Mocksville R. 3. on last Take A Look At Our South |?eu most satisfactorv. T o J.? llr|ve Ie they will cuter Asbury Col- Sunday. Mr. Ellis was not home Snow in MichigBn 1 frost in W est Md, nud still improving T I,- yearS Advance News. g>tum E a s t in OctolxTr ami ta when the guests arrived, but some ern Carolina. i-fi™ business as meelmuical IXICCi Prwsill0ff time afterwards, he returned and Mr. W. B. Ellis made a trip to W indow. H “I “T heartilyIlPnrfiliT w> endorse -•»* .vV riSlHOer ® U“W, I j ^atliyii Miuor left Sunday found much to his surprise and de Greensboro and Winston Salem last a— 1 am satisfied H.at°it SavMslon I ,iion Cross, F o rsy th , c o u n ty , Ife." Yoiirs very trulv, n 'n -Jmr light, a table laden with all kinds w eek. Latest Thing In Fancy e she will teach for the com ing NOTICE’ BELL. UO Broadway. Donvpr good eats, spread on his front lawn. L ittle M is3 Betty Gray Smithdeal Having qualified as administrator of Andirons, 85c to $12.00 Pair I Pold by all druggists under a .it; Those of the children present were as celebrated her seventh birthday Intoe to give satisfaction or John Eaton deed, this is notice to all per Jpfniulod. Tlie Milks Emulsion T t B!Cr Stewart, of Raleigh, is follows: Mr. and Mrs Cliff Hendrix, Mondav afternoon. sons indebted to his estate to make im Fire Sets to Match $6.00 to $10.00 mediate payment to the undersigned on I orre Haute, Ind.—Adv. 0| IiiiS several days in town with of Mocksville R 3, Mr. and Mrs Miss Pansy Faiicloth left Wed or before September 26tb. 1929 or this Club Grates $2.75 to $7.50 trouts, Mr. and M rs. Jacob Frank W illiamsof Spencer. Mr. and nesday for N. C. C. W., to begin notice .will be plead in bar of recovery. Virttte in A d v e r s i t y i Mrs. Roy Williams of Smith Grove, her school work again. This September 22nd 1928. prl. Fire Place Screens $2 50 to $10.00 I Virtne is like the precious Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Davis, of Coolee- Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Carter, of G. T. SPRINKLE, ■lost frasrant where they are !HfttJ j Admr. of John Eaton deed. I. R. Johnson will begin a mee. Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Hendrix, Winston visited Mr. Carter parents Coal Vases, Coal Hods, Ir crushed; for prosperity dot!, By E. H. MORRIS, Atty. of iiieetiugs at Cornatzer of Cornatzer, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ellis Iiseovor vice; but adversily doii, I,I Sunday. Stove Boards 75c to 2.50 Jisoovor virtue.—Bacon. I t church n ex t S u n d a y . T h e Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ellis, all of Miss Mary Howard, of Yadkin I is invited. Mocksville R. 3. There were also College, Mrs. Ida Thompson and Wood Stoves $2.00 to $16.50 50 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD Mr. Wiley Ellis and family of Clem son, of Salisbury visited friends and THE USED CAR PLACE I poor and W indshield Plate $6.75 to 100.00 mons N. C., Brother of Mr. Ellis, relatives in Advance Sunday. Coal Stoves I installed. A lso V u lca n izin g Oa Trade Street (AiiyM)RiajaCku and a nephew, Mr. Burley Allen and Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Carter and iciallv. Laundry Stoves $7.75 to $13 50 family, of Lexington, N. C., present? 192-5 Studebaker Touring, I r x s h r v i c e s t a t i o n children visited relatives in Hanes. IookSiyiish 'I Twenty five grand children whose Sunday. A Nice Clean Car, Priced Oil Heaters $6.25 to $16.00 ^ M A C MARTIN Sss Helen Stew art left T h u rs- presence, by their laughter and play, Miss Zslla Shutt is spending some to Sell. Stove and Fire Place Accessories. OOOOOM I Bur Greenville, N. C., where added much to the pleasure o f all, time in Yadkin. 1926 Essex Coach, new I] enter the E astern C arolin a especially to Mr, Ellis, as he is very Mrs. Sallie Cauble, of Salisbury, Duco, 4 naw Tires. See Ask to see our new Ranges $54.00 to $110.00 IiiiS School. fond of them. After the dinner visited Mrs. Ann Phillips Sunday. this Car. Your every need in above lines are now in stock. hours was over, the grown ups were Mrs. W. M. Shutt and cnildren 1924 Jew ett Touring, Ih Gaither Sanford left F rid ay seen in groups, some engaged in Edith and Ruth spent the week end worth twice pur price. We Solisit Your Business JYaynesboro 1 Va., where he singing spiritual songs, others in so with Mrs. Herry Sheek of Reynolds 1926 Ford, 2 door Sedan, | lresutne Iiis stu d ies at F ish - THE STORE OF TODAY’S BEST cial conversation, and the day soon farm . better get this one. f BeMilitary school. slipped away rapidly, and was time 1926 Dodge Coupe, looks S like new car. ' f Js. C. G. Woodruff, who has for all to depart for their homes, The Lila Chamterj sale which MOCKSVILLE HARDWARE CO. THE USED CAR PLACE $ ■recovering from an op eration and as they did, each one expressed was postponed on account of rain PATRONIZE YOUR HARDWARE STORE. having had a delightful time, and Trade St., Between 7tb & 8th j Most stylish-looliing women arc just !Salisbury hospital, was able lastweekwillbe held Friday be Winston-Salem, N. C. J* wishing for Mr. Ellis to have many I'.sood managers.” Tliey l;now siiaplc | Sum home S u n d ay. ginning at 10 o'clock, at her home J. H. MILLER, Manager J fvn.vs to m ake la s t season’s tilings con* more happy birthdays. near Bixbv. iirni to this season's style?. L L. P. Martin, J. T . B a itv ONE PRESENT. Thousands of them liavo loarntil Ierhaps others w en t to G reens- Iiow easily they can transform a dress, IFriday evening to hear Hon. l>r blouse, or coat by the quiet magic I Jof home tinting or dyeing. Anyone can I Bk McNinch roast A l S m ith , Latest Books In Fiction |lo tills successfully with true, fadeless pasted him. diamond Dyes. The “know-how” is in Iiiie dyes. T hey don’t streak or qwt ■ANTED—1To buy few good like inferior dyes. New, fashionable | Icows or som e th a t w ill freshen And Non-Fiction. lints appear like magic right over ilu‘ Have for sale s ix good h oses jout-of-style or faded colors. Only Dia- Jwles, See me at once if inter- Inond Byes produce perfect resifi H. A. SANFORD. m Goethe--By Ludwig (Insist on them and save disappoint- j meat. [s. Amanda C ollette died at her The Son of Man-By Ludwig My new 64-page illustrated bool-'. EnearCana T u esd ay m orn in g, !'Color Craft,” gives hundreds of TiioiieT-saving hints for renemnp IH. T. Penry c o n d u ctin g the The Battle of Horizon’s Jc-Iothes and draperies. It's Free. Iyrilis j Ja! services. S u r v iv in g are |for it now, to Mae Martin, DeptIMA feildren, \V. S . C ollette and diamond Dyes, Burlington, VonMmt, By Thompson |\.L . Boger. A D is p u te Ipiily sheriffs W ade and M arsh Bridge of San Louis Rey-By Wilder Some argue that women dros* for P captured a blockade still out- Bot,her women. We don't I>slieve » A MirrorFor Witches—By Forbes ■word o f it. 'Xhey wouldn’t dress Ike Iar Bixby Tuesday afternoon, Iway they do if there were no men !operators m ade th eir escap e ■around.—Toledo Blade. |e the officers arrived. The Swan Song-By Galsworthy |t was smashed. R egard n o t dream s, since they nfe Iliut the images of our hopes and ^jr3, | fusual,MissAnnie P. Grant HINKLE-LANCASTER I —Cato. _ »very select assortment of fall JnerV- Hats to suit both young OnTime/ BOOK STORE, INC. ptled. Glad to see you this • aud throughout the season. 423 Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. r o d u c t s of farm and factory and finished goods by Southern !Sunday school ra lly w ill be manufacturers and merchants. reach their highest value IaI Turreiitine Baptist church The result is smaller inventories, when they are delivered into con pftli Sunday in September, less capital tiei up in stocks of Psuming markets—on time! [public is given a cordial in goods, reduced carrying charges, i'01' to be present. Stveral To furnish the South the prompt lower costs of production; enabling and dependable transportation that PerS win be present for the oc- Southern business to compete in TOILET ARTICLES ln. modern commerce demands, the the markets of the world and to Southern Railway System has in Ir- I'ord Beauchamp, of near charge lower prices to consumers vested over $160,000,000 since I '1 tirove, and M iss L ila M ay in the South. A fresh shipment Traffic Officer 1920 in new equipment and other '• °f this city, w ere u n ited in improvements. Today we are building the Ir every car owner Use^ JlaSeSaturday afternoon, Sept ■ greater Southern that the future of toilet articles, Champion Spack PIsiSs |^at the Baptist p arson age, R ev Fast freight schedules, constant South must have for the full de there would be Waff performing the mar ly maintained, permit hand-to- velopment of its great resources. cream s, lotions, traffic jams due to c« - P cWemony. mouth buying of raw materials stalling. I L- Bowden, o f near R ed lan d , rouge, powder, etc., Champion is the better spark I tn^d home T h u rsd ay from an because it has an exclusivc^^ I 1Xled visit to relatives in In rnanite insulator spe just received. Visit cially treated to with' |*> Iowa, N ebraska and W yb m stand the much higher ^r- Bowden reported a fine OUT E R N our store often temperatures of the savs Iowa has the finest S m odem High-COD1Prcs' SYSTEM Eton engine* A Isoanew JcroP in the history of the state RAILWAY patented solid copper] while attending the I; Sprinkle, of Cana, R. 1 gasket-seal that remains absolutely gas-tight I '!1 t0Wu Saturday and tells u s I lie b; Laid in a network across the Davie County Fair under high compref' >as a hen that deserves sion. Special JiiialYsts Ial T ’ “T ucaclvca a Souih; linking together nearly electrodes which assure I ' The said hen has been Iay- i every important Southern com This W eek Tj averaRe of six eggs per munity, the Southern serves all driving conditions. . tha t territory east of the Missis I “r the past seven m o n th s— sippi and soutB of the Ohio ?nd aIl the eggs in the same Potomac as perhaps no other C H A M P I°N hasn’t tried to se t in all area of equal extent is served ALLISON & CLEMENT. SpflylCPMgP by any single railroad system. Toledo, Oblo Ithev' With eSgs selling high Mocksville, N C* I* hen ii .6 toclay > Mr. Sprinkle SOUTH Phone 51 fo r Everi ||Vet hat is worth her weight THE SOUTHERN SERVES THE .THE DAVife RECORD, MOCfcSVILLfc, R t SEPTEMBER 26,192! America is accnsed by Europe of being the most lawless nation in the' world, but Europe doesn’t take into consideration the fact that we Royal Brand Fl( have more laws than all the rest of is the world combined? W e hope the fellow who prodict- MANUFACTURED ed that we wouldn’t have any hot ■ In This Car weather this summer won’t finish lias boon carefully checked as shown up prophesying a winterless winter. VOLUMNI by v marks boiov DAVIE COUNTY For NEWS 6 6 6 DAVIE COUNTY PEOpJ V4Kadaalor J “Try A Bag--Your Merchant Will Gi W hat Was v R e a y A M s Cures Chills and Fever, 'uW an teJ The Days ofl l^ttunsmissioa Intermittent, Remittent and v Starring Bilious Fever due to Malaria, ( D a v ie R J VLigIiUfijt It kills the Germs J. P. Green Milling Co] T . M . BaJ v ig n it ic n VEatfcerv v MOCKSVILLE, N. C. Sunday in tJ Reconditioned to Assure DR, T. L. GLENN W . R . m J V T ir es “DAVIE PRODUCTS FOR DAVIE PEOpJ Thousands of Miles - VETERINARIAN - spent severa| V i O p ■ we e k w ith of Dependable, Satis- MOCKSVILLE, N. C- I VF e n d e i M rs. H .. - P H O N E S :— factory Service ^i--iSrasn visited frietj 21—Harris-LeGrand Pharm acy. Due to the great popularity of the Bigger and Winstou Iasl Residence Phone 83. i i i n u r m Better Chevrolet in this community, we have T o m A n d | now in stock some reconditioned used cars that represent exceptional values. These cars after an ab have been thoroughly inspected by our expert mechanics and completely reconditioned DR. E.C. CHOATE m ore. wherever necessary. They are good for thou* M rs. E . sands of miles of satisfactory service. And be DENTIST cause they are sold under the lrimous Chevro ,ter Miss Sar let RedO.K.Tagsystem, youcati buythem with Office Second Floor Front W asliingtonl the utmost confidence, assured of their de- New Sanford Building pendability and quality. See these cars today. M r. and m Office Phone HO of Charlottd A few of our exceptional Used Car Voiues Residence Phone 30. town with r| Mocksville, N. C. G e6 . D . “with an OK that counts” s Va., was itj w eek . DR. R. P. ANDERSON F lo y d Gail We have a few exceptionally several days! DENTIST) ■ his parents. | good values in used cars and Office In Anderson Building GO A W A Y INSURED. . W . A . Mocksville, N. C. was in townl When you take a trip by rail or road, it is Phones: Office 50- Residence 37 R ob ei t LcT trucks. Come in and look them a comforting feeling to know that you was in townl need not worry , about the things you Baltimore tcj over. leave behind. a M iss Row That is your feeling if your insurance is in W ed n esd ay Monftjr back .without Question w ill en ter Cll if HUNT'S GUARANTEED the hands of this agency of the Hartford SKtN DISEASE REMEDIES W . W . M l (HuntfS Salve and Soap), fail In Fire Insurance Co. You know that you Tomlinson Chevrolet Company the treatment of Itch, Eczema, several day! RingwormtTetter or other itch are properly insured against loss. You I ing eltin diseases. Try tbte week lookinl treatment at our risk. 0 know that your investments are protected. G o v . C. Mocksville, N. C. Harris- LeGrand Pharmacy. We will even insure your baggage. ton spent sej V N Let Us Help You. . ty last wee; FOR SAFE AND SURE INSURANCE, CALLj •••• - E - ;F r o s t | Dependability, Satisfaction and Honest Value la st w eek , USE SAMPSON’S horses ran a| DAVIE of the bugg b a d ly . Favors Hoover HOT DROPS Real E state Loan & Insurance Co] T h e Davi<| For sick stomach. Positive im »m iinim »iiiiiiiiiiii:tu»»m i»H«in»»» iii»iii»iniiiimi!gmna sociation wa Tammany Missionaries in the Com Belt ■ relief in three minutes. The D r M . D . McCutelieon in Chicago Tribune great pain killer and nerve am iw niHmmH»»mii»tttUT)»m»»n»»»n«H»»nnnnim«a p resid en t, to n ic. C A M PB E L L & WALKEI ttiee, vice-p| Ktw ion* is OnC of M artin, seen" FUNERAL DIRECTORS IvS GBEWesT am iC uiW l J M rs. M u r | STntfS IN Trt£ UNION - EFFICIENT SERVICE EXPERIENCED EMBAlffiI AflB At SmiTh HAS CMKiEO o f h er son 17 fouft TfMfJS Creditors Notice. A complete line to select from. We specialize in the Starrett JbbI I just REMEMaere. made casket. June Bailey Building near Sanford Motor Compaw-1 Center last Having qualified as Administors of the That WHEN CORN illness, aged Picking Time Comes estate of E. E. Vogler, dec’id. notice is DAY PHONE 164 . NIGHT PHONE IEf hereby given to all persons hoiding claims The folloil against the estate of said deceased to present the same for payment to the have been is undersigned on or before the 12th day of Turrentimel July 1929 or thi9 notice will be plead in DAVIE CAFE - - P. K. MANOS1M £ Stimpson tol bar of recovery, AU persons indebted to THE PLACE TO EAT WHEN IN MOCKSVILLE L said estate will please call and make set tin Walls to| tlement with tbe undersigned witbou Comfortable, Sanitary, Quick Service and the Best. Food the market ifcjl delay. This the 12th day of July 1928. A Visit Wili Convince You -AU Kinds of Ice Cream and Softy S a m u el C. R. VOGLER, C is in toy W. F. vOGLER, Admiiiistrators of E. E. Vogler, dec'sd. M rs. T . R. By A. T. GRANT, A tty. Jeflf SwinJ broken last [ tea m . D r. YES, ANft IN HlS LDKCt PERIOD Cf Office W T sa KOLDiNd Hf HAS ItorEfe CARftiED A SiNWE sicians ampl Governor Adam McMullen, of Ne AGRICULTURAL. COUNTY IN NEW YOftK* w£W*OK IN NO ClecTiOH has HE EVER CASAieo Piedmont Furniture just below t| braska, farm leader, has joined the MORC Thah Sixteen o f sixty two counties Hoover-Curtls ranks. “ Mr. Hoover is IN NEW YOftK STATE J o h n W .l the nominee of the party that believes IN 14)8 HE CARRIED only IWo COUNTIES Company - Cu TSiDE TViC NEW YORK OTY PlSTfclCT Davie but f<| In the protective tariff. Governor IN 1910 HE CAReiEO NONE ADVANCE, N. C. IN 1422 Hf CARSlCO NINE tobacco mad Smith is the nominee of the party A full line of coffins, caskets, couch • IN I42S HE, CAft£lE& ONLY d ied W e d n l that always opposes it. Mr. Hoover ONC AND IN 142b HC CARftEO es and undertaking supplies. Also views the agricultural question as the ONLY IhftCS-* lantic City main question,” he said. experienced embalmer. his health, We c'arry a full line of furniture at IT COSTS IESS With Hoover Forces prices that will appeal to you. We an d 8 childrj would appreciate your business. T r a in N | A. L. S H U T T, fa st m ail MANAGER. m m - Y o r k and over a trestS Sunday, kill THE SAFEST juring seven T. J. Brill T H E M O S T COM FORTABltj Humble Hoover Home Is State Shrine ing in the c| ’ THE MOST RELIABLE to T h om asv A r th u r Jidtets sold deity Tiller, of C| trip tickets, be* U odt S 4tejr from date sale {I and .I "j, iu S o u th stttttoisdU tm ee ctr nuni W • r l e i f — e v e n in g . oljyt4caSl M rs. Jolj Aomstf trip tickets, be* LlEjlt s days tre a t date sals ‘ I tween stations distance /W-MirfJ i 1 ■ died last Tlj ■ MSOmifBs arHss *+ 5 6 y ea rs. Printing Brings CgOOjW PARLnR AMQSLttEPINS CARS_ ■* Neweamtd most Betwedi any two stations on Sruiher" T h e r e are! Clients SjTMem for period S iKonrts- Mcfter ever Caed for Indhidual pcschaier a -ocrats who i Not every business has • st| \ M t,;1 fine. „ , county and a member of the Me And ‘Ton will always find me a Oliver Max Gardner is pepping referred to is the Winston Salem Hon. A. I Ferree, of Asheboro, „ .,igion booster.” MRS. REBE thodist Protestant churchy up a little and says he will stand and Forsyth Cdunty Fair and Republican nominee for Congress LUPBELLjB. R.1, Dyersburg,r Sold by all druggists under a by Al Smith to the finish. Max Her two sous, William J. Byer Horse Show. Opening on the from this district, was in town last See to give satisfaction or ml ly, president of the Farmers .Na may get this dose down but if so, morning of the second, the fair will week shaking hands with friends nnded. The Milks Emulsion 1 he will never look like himself a- tional Bank aud Trust company, of Mascot Lime •re H aute, Ind.—Adv. continue through the sixth. There and looking over the politicaLsitua- Winston-Salem, and also connected g a in ______will be five full days and nights of tion. The G ay O ld Trader with banking institutions at Mount If William Jennings Bryan were education and amusement for the !Trailer Horn, the aged Utteral Airy and other towns Thomas J. is congratulated by a New I alive today we belive he would be thousands who will attend. Every Advance News. The Best for Wheat Byerly, vice presideut of the Farm » 1 reporter on the zest with w fighting Al Smith just as. hard as thing will remain intact until the Miss Lillian Shutt, and Mr. S. Earl I went the rounds of New York ers National Bank and Trust com Snyder, were quietely united in marriage h e d id in 1 9 2 4 . B ryan w as a b ig close of the fair on Saturday night. jr parties, teas and receptions. pany survive. There are also five in Denton last Saturday evening. Mi's J 1Well, you see, I enjoy it all, man and stood for what he thought The main feature of Fiiday and and Fall Crops. | daughters, Mrs. C. M. Sheets and Sbutt is the attractive daughter of .Mr. |l,” said the old trader. ‘‘I’m was right. This country is short Saturday will be the ..big horse |e tlie scientist. Mrs. W. V. Poindexter, of Wins and Mrs. J. S; Shutt. of' Advance. She of men like Bryan. ______sh o w . graduated from Shady Grove high school I4A lady reproached the scie: ton-Salem, and Mrs. C. J. Taylor r refusing to go out into societ; A big program of free acts has in '26 and was a freshman in the Pine- When You Come To The | “It must bore ygu dreadfnlly,’ From reports coming out of Win and Misses Girla and May Byeriy, land Jr. College at Salemburg last year. been arranged for the fair. Sever §d. ‘Work, w ork, nothing b ut ston-Salem and Charlotte the of Davie county. al of the biggest amusement com Mr. Snyder is the son of Mr. Lee Snyder, of I the time.’ speeches of Max Gardner and Mr. Soyder, N. C. The ceremony took place S4Tm only bored, ma'am,’ p an ies in- th is c o u n ty h a v e been C. C. Meronev. of Raleigh, was Davie Coupty Fair | Robinson failed to convince Sant- at the home of Rev. C. P. Grade, of Den lentist answered, 4When being called upon for their-leading fea a visitor here Friday. ton, and those witnessing it were, Mrs. stained.’ ” foid Martin and Franfc McNinch tures. The fireworks display will Goode, Miss Dora Goode, Miss Rose Bad- that Al Smith was the man for Next Week Make Our Store J be greater and grander than ever. gett and Mrs. L. W. Shutt, of Denton. Miss V aluable F ind President. ______The midway will continue the best Zella Shutt. of Advance and Miss Mamie $200,000 sandalw ood forest! Lee Shutt. of Winston-Salem. The bride 1 found In the jungle regiol With Kelley Cope and Roy there is in the line of paid attrac Don’t Visit Your Headquarters | was beautifully dressed in a dark blue -uAmkanhally, India. The Mil Walker running for sheriff and tions Basile’s Band will be on Winston-Salem georgette dress and the groom wore a jjgremment has granted ?3,GOO| Turner Grant and Tom CaudelI band ' to furnish music day and suit of dark blue. The ring ceremony was llection and transportation of I Without visiting the BUICK show §od, w hich It is estim ated running for the legislature in Davie n ig h t. performed. rooms—See tbe SiiverJubiIee Buick. lo u n t to 600' tofiS, w orth Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Williams, of Wins countv, this will be far from a Friday, October 5 , w ill be tbe car that's true to tbe slogan Martin Brothers. I lies, or about §216,000. "When Better Automobiles Are ton, spent Sunday with relatives in our , whispering campaign in this section. “School Day”. On this day all Built. Buick Will Build Them.” If town. . ’ you are thinking of buying a good white children of Forsyth, Guil Mr. and Mrs-1T. J. Byerly, of High Point If Cam Morrison will come to used car the month of September Near Depot Mocksville, N. C. j ford, Davie, Yadkin, Wilkes, Sur would be a good time to buy. Dur visited relatives here Sundav. Mocksville and make the same ry, Stokes, Rockingham, Allegh ing the past few weeks we have de Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Miller, of High Point speech that he worked out of his livered a great number of the NEW visited Mr. and Mts. H. L. Foster, Sunday. any, Ashe, Watauga and Davidson BUICKS and have taken in slightly III system at Wadesboro last week, Al will be admitted free. Many inter Ksed BUICKS and practically every Smith will not get enough votes in other standard make. These cars esting educational exhibits will be have been re-conditioned and are this county to pay a Democrat to Illli ready for the children. The man now on sale—Some of tbe best 48235348235348235348235348234823482348234823 count them. values we have ever been able to agement wants all the children tb offer in slightly used cars. Visit Hon. William Cicero Hammer, come and enjoy "their day.” the BUICK SHOW ROOMS on your next visit to Winston-Salem—it THE STORE OF LOWER PRICES! Democratic candidate for Congress There are many liberal premiums may mean that you will find just in this district to succeed himself, offered the farmers of every coun the used car you had in mind and at a SAVING of QUITE a FEW DRESS TRADE I has some rough sledding in front ty in the fair area. Indications DOLLARS. of him, if he is going to keep the are that all classes in which the HERE ARE A FEW REAL VALUES U P FOR HERE I Smith and anti-Smith Democrats people of the rural sections may In RE CONDITIONED AUTOMOBILES all in a good humor. exhioit will be filled to overflowing TH E AND I 5-Passenger Buick 1925 Model, with the finest products of the soil. in good condition $250.00 RICK. MUEjJjS I THERE I s nothing that has I After the election is over JTortli FAIR! SAVE I ken the place of Bayer Aspiril Farmers who may not be familiar 4-Passenger Buick Coupe 1927 i antidote for pain. Safe, or p i Carolina should hire John Raskob, model, in perfect condition with the liberal premium offers this |ians wouldn’t use it, and endorsl btg wet manager of Al Smith, to $945.00 WINSTON-SALEI^, N. C. (LIBERTY STREET) year are urged to communicate 1 otiwrsi Sw«| to several r M1 He m Z perfect condition could claim eve'rything in sight jfwung else. But get real Bayer As* The management wishes that it Dodge Roadster 1927 Model, |^(at any drugstore) with Bayer o | and annex South Carolina and be thoroughly understood that this Paint, Tires and Running Con •ox, and the word genuine print! dition Good as New $595 UO Jed: Geoi gia. Johnny is a great claimer. is not a “local” fair, but one that Buick Coach. Master Six, 1925 serves a big portion of the Old Great minds sometimes differ. . Model New Paint, New Tires. North State. In fact, it equals in Runs Extra Good $445.00 Two prominent Democratsin town, proportions many of the big state 5 Passenger open Buick 1925 have figured but that Hoover will Model, Good Condition^Bargain fai t s ' carry this state by 2 5 ,0 0 0 m ajority. $64500 I L. F. M. DAYS! One Republican says he will get It is more repugnant for an THE LINDSEY FISHEL BUICK COMPANY North Carolina by 5 0 ,0 0 0 . A n honest, informed man to vote for = Two days each monthare set aside as L. F. M. Days! Oq these two Winston-Salem, N. C. other leading ALSmith man here Al. Smith than it would be for him “Where Every Used Car is Re Con HI days we offer bigger bargains than usual to attract thrifty customers to says that Smith will carry the state to steal, says a good anti Smith ditioned before offered for Sale” I Aspirin Is by at least 5 0 ,0 0 0 . Y o u can tak e ^ our store. Itwill payyou togetreadyfor the Fall Season and the I Gie trade mark of n ew sp ap er. I Bayer Manufacture ■ your choice. = County Fair now while' prices are the lowest of the month. J«£ UonoaceticacldeBter of SaHeyUl