LEGAL LUND ADVERTISEMENTS
Nonci
Worth Carolina, Surry county,
As Huoafior Court.
D. O Sundariand, Plaintiff, v..
Mount Airy * laaUrn Railway Co*
and rh»«. Warran and Frank 8.
l, Tr
Ordar
Tha il»f»ad»ata aUn ruunad will
fefca notica that a auouaona in tha
•bova antitlad action wai iaauad
it »aid dafandanta returnable to
Ortobar Term at tha Superior
t of flurry County in an action
in* tharain to rarovar of tha de
ant tha aum of fl.466.li4 dua *aid
aiaiatifT by contract for labor par
Mad and clerical eerviraa rondarad,
which aunaoiu ia returnable at thi
C—it Houaa at Dohaon, N. C. on tha
ac»aath Monday aftar tha Arat Mon
day of .September. it being tha 22nd
day of Ortobar, 1917.
Tha <lafc;Manta wilt al«o taka notice
Ait a warrant of attachment waa m
•oad hv tha court asainut tha proparty
af aaid defendant* which warrant ia
•aturtmMa before tha Superior Court
af Surry County, at tha tima and place
above nam ad for tha raturn of thai
aummoni, whan and whara tha defen
dant ia required to appear and amwar
or demur to tha complaint, or tha ra
laf demanded will be granted.
Thi* the 4th day of September, A.
0.. la 17.
J A. JACKSON,
Clark Suparior Court.I
NOTICE
By virtu* of ■ deed of trust exacut- j
ed on the -«th day of April 1U15 by
J. F. liwyn to the undersigned trustee
to nrura a debt duo W .1 Key anil son
which 11 duly recorded in the office of
register of deeds of Surry County,
Ilfot FR, page 4, I will nell at public
auction for >uh at the couit house
door in Dobaon, on
Monday the 3th day of November
T917 at ona o'clock P. M. a tract of
land lyinf in Surry county, N. C.
Beginning at a Black Locust Jama*
PruiU corner, now Joe Simmons cor
ner runa North 3 chaina to a stake
formerly M. Linoby line, now Joe Sim
mon* hne, ran* East on hi* line 22
chaina to a hickory, Amoa Jackaona
corner now John Jacknons corner,
runs North 3 and 50-100 chaina on
u'd Hne to a Pout oak, now Juhn
Jackson* earner, thence East with hia
hne S and 60-100 chains to a large
Chaanut tree, now gone, a small Dog
wood now the corner, then South 56
and GO-lOO chains in John Inmans line,
then want I and 50-100 chains ot a
Spanish oak bush; then South 12
chains to a ataka, then west 24 chains
to a stake in said Joe Simmons lina,
then North on aaid line to the begin
ning containing 100 acrea more or laaa.
Except It anB 32-100 arret sold to
John Joyce on the North side. Bale
wilt be made to satisfy the debt se
cured by aaid daed of trust. This the
2nd day of October 1917.
W. L. REECE, Trustee. I
NOTICE
North Carolina, Surry county, in
the Superior Court.
E. C. Slater, Plintiff, vs. Mount Airy j
k Eastern Railway Co., ('has. W. |
Warren, and Frank S. Bright, Trus
tees, May-o-dan Lumber Corp. and |
Rosslyn Luothcr Co.. Defendant*. |
Order of Publication.
The defendants above named will
take notice that a summons in the
above entitled action was issued
against said defendants returnable to
the October Term of the Superior
Court of Surry County in an action
•ending therein to recover of the de
fendant the sum of 51due said
plaintiff by contract for labor per
formed and clerical services rendered,
which summons is returnable at the
Court House at Dobson, N. C. on tha
seventh Monday after the first Mon
day of September, it being the 22nd
day of October, 1917.
The defendants will also take notice
that a warrant of attachment was ii
aued by the court against the property
•f said defendants which warrant is
returnable before the Superior Court
*f Surry County, at the time Mid place
above named for the return of the
summons, when and where the defen
dant is required to appear and answer
er demur to the complaint, ur the re
Kef demanded will be granted.
This the 4th day of September, A.
D., 1917.
J. A. JACKSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Krai Eatate
ue of the power contacted in
an order made by tne Clery of the Su-,
perior Court of Surry County in *pe-:
eial proceedings entitled O. E. Snow'
Admr. W. C. Perkins, v«. Lets M. Per
kins nr.'l other*. I«clrs at law of W.
C. Perkina, therein appointing the un
derpinned Commissioner, I will sell at
public auction to the highest bidder on
the premises on
Saturday November 10th
1!>17 at 10 o'clock A. M. thefollowing
land. Tract land lying on water* of
Ararat River and beginning at port
oak. Hemming- corner, rurs N. 8 1 2;
K. 5> i chs. to chestnut, K. 4 1-2 varia
tion 11 .1-4 chs. to stake in field, N. 1!
F. #.!!• ch*. to stake JetT Simpsons!
torner E. 10 1-2 chs. to Fdmnnd» (>•>»»>
thencv with liU and others line S. 2 W. |
IM.31 cha. to hickory E. AI7 ch». to
largo hickory Marion- corner, then'
with his line S. 2 West 7*1-2 eh*, to
staked" edge of Held, S. 70 W. 7 eh*,
to stake, S. 7 E. 3.A5 chs. to llarnlin
1 ord n ad, then with road S. 60 W. 1
fit. S 46 W.
2 chs. to stake in rood near per
simmon tree, We*t 3-12 vnriation 1A
1-2 ihs to Ararat River, then up the1
river as it mea'.wlers 'iA.iA chs. 11 ; nie
F. A 1-2 elis. to beginn>i- • • • ••
T3.H acre* be the same more or less.
Thla land will be offered in three
lot* and then as • whole, terms oi
sal < le third rash, one third in twelve
iMMltfce and the balance In two years
wiih interest on deferred nnvmen»«
Title retained till purchase money
fokt
TW- October 8th 1»J7
O. E SNOW, Com.
Pilot Mountain, N. C.
North Cai ill—, lurry County. Ia
% t'iilhh Hardware Oe. va. H. M.
McMUliaa.
To K. M. McMUlUui.
Take nolle* that an action Mtitlal
mm above haa been commenced la tha
Superior Court of Surry County, the
aummona la which action ia returnable
to tiM October term. 1917, of Sorry
Superior Court, to be Mid at the Court
Houae ia Doboon an the 7th Me*4ay
after the lat Monday ia September, it
heinf the 32nd day of October, when
and where, the defendant ia required
to appear and anawar or demur to the
I'omptaint; tha mid action being to re
rover on a warrant of attachment levi
ed aaatnat tha property of the defend
ant the eum nf money due the piaintlif
on account from the defendant. And
let the Raid defendant take notice that
if he fail to appear and anawar the <
aaid ramp lain t. which will be depoaited
in die office of the Clerk of the Super
ior Court within the flrat three ilaya
of the auid term of cnart. the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in hia complaint.
Thia Sept. 10th, 191?.
J. A. JACKSON,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTIC*.
North Carolina, Surry County, In
Superior Court.
A line Callaway Lavander »*. H. G.
'inllaway, G. G. Callaway, 9. R. Gal
laway, R. J. Callaway, C. K. <ialiaw»v,
John Clark, Mary Clark, hi* wife. All
other person* who may be entitled to
an interest in the lands involved in
thi* rase.
•Summon* by Publication.
It appearing to the Court that this
suit in in*tituted for the purpo*e of
selling land* and it further appearing
that F. R. Callaway, C. E. (.allaway.
H. G. Callaway, have a contingent in
tercut in the lamia and that other per
sona not in l>eing may have an inter
est in mid land* and it further appear
ing that H. G. Goilaway, C. E. Calla
way and F. B. Gallawav, are non-resi
dent* of the State of North Carolina
and cannot after diligent search and
inquiry he found in the State;
It i* therefore ordered that summon*
be published in The Mount Airy New*
a newspaper published in Mount Airy,
Surry County, N. C, far four weeks
next proceeding tne return day
commanding H. G. Callaway, F. B.
Callaway and C. E. Callaway and all
other persons with interest to appear
before the Judge of oar Superior
Court at a term of the Court to be
held for the County of Surry at Dob
son on the 7th Monday after the first
Monday in Sept., same being die 22nd
day at Oct., f(H7. and answer er de
mur to the complaint that will be de
posited in the Clerk's ofce within the
first three day* of the Court or the
prayer for reKsf will be granted.
Witness my hand official seal this
4th day of Sept. 1917.
J. A. JACKSON.
Clerk of Superior Court.
TRUSTEES" NOTICE.
By virtue of the power coaained in a
deed of trust executed by J. F. Cook <
and wife to undersigned trustee, and
recorded in book 58, page 264, record j
at deeds of Surry county. I will sell j
to the highest bidder for cash in front
of the First National Bunk of Mount
Airy on
Saturday the 3rd day of Notwmber
1917, at 2:30 P. M. the following real
tstate, to-wit:
Fifty-four and 6-10 acres of land
lying in Surry county, Stewarts Creek
Township on the Haystack road ad
joining the lands of DeHeart, J. 1.
Belton, John Banner and others, same
being the home place of J. F. Cook.
To satisfy a note of $500.00 with in
terest and cost to add.
September 26th, 1917.
W. F. CARTER, Trustee.
NOTICE.
North Carolina, Surry County.
In th« Superior Court, before the
Clerk.
Lizzie B. Haynes, C. H. Haynes, Al
bert L. Bunker, F. M. Bunker, E. L.
Patterson, Hattie I. Patterson. C. W.
Bunker, Emma R. Bunker, Louisa E.
Haynea, va. Ida B. Talliaferro, C. F.
Talliaferro, Arthur L. Bunker, Burton
Bunker, Irene Harries and Davit Bun
ker.
Publication Summons.
It appearing to the court hy proper
evidence that Ida B. Talliaferro, Ar
thur L. Bunker, Burton Bunker and
Irene Harris are non residents of the
State of North Carolina and it further
appering that the above proceeding ia
instituted for the purpose of partition
of the lands held in common by the
plaintiffs and the defendants and it
further appearing that the said Ida B.
Talliaferro. Arthur L. Bunker, Burton
Bunker and Irene Harris have an in
terest in the said land and are neces
«ary parties to the termination of the
<ain proceeding.
It is therefore ordered that a notice
lx> published in the Mount Airy News,
a newspaper published in the Town of j
Mount Airy, Surry county, North Car-1
olina, four weeks, cotrmandiiig the,
nld Ma B. Talliaferro, Arthur L. Bun '
ker. Burton Bunker and Irene Harris I
to appesir t>efore the Clerk o fthe 8u-1
perior Court of Suiry County at his |
office In Dohson, on the 2flth day of i
October. 1917. to answer til* petition
filed in the above entitled action and
up >n failure to do so, that the prayer
of the petition will he granted.
Witness my hand and official seal,
done nt Dobson, Surry County, North
Carolina, on this, the 2iHh day of Sep-'
tember, 1917.
J. A. JACKSON. Clerk.
Sydnor& Sparger
Tnsuranec Agent*
MOUNT AIRV, N. C
Office in Merrill Building.
NOTICE TO TAX PATlMk
I will naat the tax payers at fcrrj
County at the fallowing 111— and
plana for the purpuee at collar tin*
theirtaxee far &• year 1917, aa fol
lows:
Debeon Township, at Dohaon Oeto
bar 1st to October #th, Inclusiva. At
this appointaMnt I win hava tha tax
books for ail townahtpa la the t.ouaty.
Mount Airy Township, at Mount
Airy. October 9, 10, U, 12. Here, also
I will have tha books of all townships
in tha County.
Stewarts Crook Township, at Pine
Ridge, October 16th.
franklin Township, Martin School
House. October lrtlh.
Bryan Townahip, at J. H. Isaacs, Oc
tober 17th.
Elkin Township, Elkin, October lHth
Marsh Township, at Rusk, October
10th.
Rockford Township, ritony Knoll, Oc
tober 20th.
Hi loam Township, at John Bowles'
place, October 22nd. from 8 o'clock to
12:00, and from 1 o'clock to 4:0* at
Siloam.
Shoals Township, B. E. Maaar's,
October 23rd.
Pilot Townahip, Pilot Mountain,
October 24th.
Long Hill Township, at Millard
Meedams', from H:00 to 12:00 o'clock
October 26th, and at Ararat from 1:00
to 4:00 o'clock.
Kldora Township, at Bennett's Mill,
Octobar 29th.
Westfield Township, at Indian
Graves, October 29th, and at West
field Post Office October 30th.
This is the time for the payment of
taxes as fixed by law and I must have
the taxes on theee rounds. You are
notified that I export to collect the
taxes on the dates fixed in this notice
and you will save coat and penalties
by meeting me at the times and placus
above mentioned and paying your
taxes.
U. G. BELTON,
Sept. 16th, 1917. Sheriff Surry Co.
Notice of Dtnlutiw mi Ca-partner
■Wp
The firm of Prathar-Fulton Insur
ance Agency, doing a i ienural Inniir
anca buiimu ia thia 'lay dissolved,
Winston Kulton and G. H. Fulton, an
liquidating partncn, will settle all ob
ligation* of the lata ;irm and are au
thorized to collect all claims. They
will be found at the old office of Pra
ther-Fulton Insurance Agency.
Dated at Mount Airy, N. C-, thia
August 21st, 1917.
Chas. D. Prather,
G. H. Fulton,
Winston Fulon.
Witness: G. E. Prwidv.
aa4 thai I* W a constliuuoui r»ra«4y
CutrrUI DMfhNi la cauaad br m In-1
ftam«d condition oi Uw mueuua llnlnj of
tk« gnataifclaa Tub*. Wfe«n thia tub. Ill
Inflamad you l»v« a rumbiinf sound or
tmparfact h'triif, and wh*n li la antlraly
ciuavd. D»afn«aa la tha r.auiL Lnl.aa tho
Initammartun con b« redurad and thia tub*
r—tarid to Ita normal condlttoa, h«arin«
will a« |tatroy«4 for»»«r Many caa*a af
d*afn*aa ara cauaad by catarrh, which in
an Inflamed condition af th« mucoua aur
fanan Hall'a Catarrh Cur« acta thru tha
bi«»od an tha muaoua aurfacaa of tha aya
tt m.
Wa win stwa Ona flundrad Dollam tor
any eaaa of Catarrhal Danfn*-aa that oannot
anrad hy Haifa Catarrh Cur a Clraninrn
Cm*. All OruCfftat* 7Sc.
F. J. CHIUKT A CO . Tolada. a
Discover Valuable Will
as Result of an Air Raid
London Sept. 20.—In a house wreck
ed by enemy airmen here a few day*
ago, the family found that a old bu
reau, which had been handed down a»
an heirloom for nearly a century, was
<plit in two, revealing a secret inner
cabinet. In this cabinet a number of
private papers were discovered, in
cluding a will relatig to property of
whose the existence the family had not
known before. The will has now been
filed and attested in the proper legal
manner, and the fanily expects to be
several thousand dollars the richer for
the bombing of their house.
Enterprising Constable.
"You're under arrest," exclaimed the
officer with chin whiskers, as he stop
ped the automobile.
"What for?" inquired the driver.
"I haven't made up my mind yet.
Ill just look over your lights, and
your license, and your numbers, an!
so forth. I know I can get you for
something."
VINOL MAKES
OMMN STRONG
And Invigorates Old People
Any doctor will tall you that the
ingredient* of Vinol u printed below
contain the element* needed to im
prove the health of delicate children
and reatore atrength to old people.
T) Cod llm er>4 Bxf ftpuew. Iraa
and Mto|tr>t»« P«ctou*iM, Iron nn4
Aamoiriuia^^C*t r»te^JLi —4 lo4«
Tho*e who bare puny, ailing or
run-down children or aged parent*
may prove thia at our exnenae.
Beaide* the good It does children
and the aged theie ia nothing like
Vlnol to reatore atrength and vitality
to weak, nervous women and over
worked. run-down men.
Tit it. I( you are not mtirely aut
iafied, we will return your money
without question; that proves our
fairnes* and your protection. Mil
lions of people have been convinced
thia way.
I. w. WEST DRUG CO.
DAVID
, the W Ureat
Britain, te maililiHd *• great
uI Um people of England ae I
Wikoa u of Um ps.pl. <W
lie la an into net Ilka W<
(Tladstone, bat MX Ilka Bl
rommon panpi ■ kau him gladly while |
Um rteh and arMtoeratle are ckarMd
by hi. coaveraational style and famil
iarly of Mi vary. Lib* Hanry Ward I
Haechsr in England during Um Civil |
War. ha i
Ha ttaaka an hie feet
ia w«U pmparad bef orahand. |
Dunne hi* leaderehip, ha haq atai
for principle, ofati offending bath thai
rich and the poor, Um laborer and tha!
capital lata, but at praeant ha haa thai
conAdence of naarly all Um people.
Thay baliava htm tatoe tita wiaeet, Um
safaet, Kraataat all-round paraonallty
in tha raalm. With magic-like vtaion,
ha graepe Um aituaion and doaa Um
thinK essential to Um moaiant Hia
prophatic aya sees Um new patrlotiam,
naw civilization, now federation ad na
tions, tha naw democracy coming aa
tha raault of the groat war. Ho once
aaid in a rpaarh at tha queen's Hall,
London, "We hava tioon living in a
-■hollared valley for generations. We
hava liaon too comfortable and too in
dulgent; many per ha pa, too aelAah
and the stern hand of fata haa scourg
ed ua to an elevation where we can
mo the everlaating thing* that matter
for a nation—the great paakn wa had
forgotten, of honor, duty, patnotiam,
and, rlad in glittering white, the tow
ering pinnacle of aacriflce, pointing
like a rugged Anger to heaven."
No wonder such eloquent worda
arouses the populace a* Demoathanaa
did the Greeks. Like Lincoln, he ia
risen from the ranks of tha poor to
become the savior of the Anglo-Saxon
people.
At a great dinner in London, cele
brating the joining of the United
Stated with the Allien ,Lloyd-George
saluted the representative* of our
country an comrade* in arm*, and said,
"The United States of America has
never engaged in a war except for
liberty, and this is the greatest strug
gle for liberty they have ever embark
ed upon. Pi-tuaia was not a state, but
an army; it has waged three wars of
conquest with the design to enslave
th *orld. The Hindenbury line is one
drawn on the territories of other peo
ple. That line has been thrown across
Europe for fifty years. Now it is
drawn along the shores of America, as
weil aa over all the seas. The world is
told not to cross it. The place for that
line is en the Rhine and we mean to
rail it up there."
"It was a bad day for the military
autocracy of Prussia whan it chal
lenged the great Republic of the West.
Europe has always lived under the
menace of the sword, but today De
mocracy strikes for universal peace.
Tomorrow, war may be abolished for
ever. Our men the other day attacked
with the dawn. They are the heralds
f the new dawning and will soon
emerge into the full light of perfect
day."
EVER SMJVATEO Blf • I
CALOMEL? HORRIBLE!
Calomel is qnicksflTtr and acta
hka dynamite on
your liver.
Calomel loeee you a day I You know
Wl>at calomel is. It's mercury quick -
•liver. Cal—Ml is danger"** It
crashes into soar bile like dynamite,
cramping aad sickening 70a. Calomel
attacks the bones sad sho«ld never be
put into your system.
When you feel bilioas. sluggish, con
stipated and all knocked Out and believe
you Bred a doee of daageralis calomel just
remember that vour ilnaiit sells for
SO cents a large (x-ttU of Dodsnn's Liver '
Tom, which is entity vegetable aad
pleasant to take aad i#» perfect substi
tute for calomel. It m guaranteed to
start your liver without stirriag you up
Inside, and ran not salivate
Don't take calomel! It makes you
sick the aext day, it loeea you a day's {
work. Dodson'a Liver Tone straighten*
rj right up aad you feel great Olre
to tbe children because it is perfectly
harmless and doesn't grips. •
WONDERFUL STUFF!
LIFT OUT JOUR CORNS
Apply ■ few drop* then lift coma or
calluaaa oft with flngera—
no pain.
Ko humbug I Any rora. whether hard. '
•oft or between the ton, will looaea
right up end lift nut, without a particle
of pain or eorrneea.
Ttiie drug la called freeauae Bad la a
compound of ether dieeoeered by a Cto
eianati man.
Aak at any drug (tore for a email
bottle of freexoae. which will coat bat
a trlfl.-, but ia euArlnit to rid oae'a
feet of every corn or callua.
Put a*f'-w drop* directly upon any
ttader, ackiue corn or ralhie. fimtaatly
the »Mi»> disappear* end ehortly the
com or ca1ln» will Inoacn and can be
lifted off with the flngera
Thla drug freerone doeeat eat out the
corn* or calluare hat nhrieele th< a with
out erea Irritating the eurroaadiag ekta
Juet think! No paia at all; ao core- >
acaa or eaaartlag wkrB anplylag It or |
afterward*. If your druggut doa't have ,
freeaoae have hua order It far ya«. (
(xxrr or PAviN« war no or nxt irnuurr raoM toirra
('■■I and frmsht « MM. IU*1
C«Mnt. r. U Smith Ca. Mil
Joints LM
Car nmn Atlantic and Yadkin Railway Co..... tM
Mid fNigiM Ml MM 1M-TS
CmI^ M»
" c«n>«n!
Coal 21 jM
'Jroahad •ton* of N. C. O. Cor. 4ftl4»
[.unbar of Baaaioy and Taah I4JS
Ha pain to aaehuiary IVM
Jointa of Charlotte Supply Co. 80.72
Camant , 27MO
Block*, wood I TS
Sand l»M
Labor U«Jt7
Switching aorviea for itono TtJM
M,«iH
Less the following:
486 bags at cement 9 I2M.M
2,400 amply bags 9 .10 -'40.00
T. J. Smith wick'n sidewalk 79.09 yds. # M 07.74 »677.0»
Total mat of paving t2.H07.fi2
Total Yards Pavad 2.46I.67 at a total coat of 12,807.62 is 11.170
par square yard. I Wj
Coat of Pa*lag PIm Htmt fraai South Street Is Kaat and of
Carparata Uaiita. Work bring daae ia spring aI 1*17.
Total yards pavad in straat 2341.006. Total coat t2.76S.ia
Average cost par square yard 1.170
Town of Mt. Airy'* PArt paving 1206.30 *q. yds 1,417.60.
Property owner's part of paving straat 1136.726 1336.02
Distributed as follows:
T. J. Smith wick. North sida, 140 ft. 0 in. front. 134.20 sq. yds. .167 Jl
T. J. Smithwick, sidewalk, 161 ft. x 4 ft. 9 in. 70.69 yards <g> H6. 07.74
T. J. Smithwich, curb and setting 142 ft 2 in. # 20 28.4$
Total $264.00
Banner and George, 200.33 sq. yds 300.15
Banner and George, sidewalk, 81 ft. x 8 ft, 72 sq. yds 84.07
Banner and George, curb and setting, 202 ft. 0 in (§> at .20 40.60
Total *431.32
Sou Railway Co. N. Side E. R R„ 00 ft. front, 66 sq. ydt 64.68
Sou Railway Co., N. Side, W. R. R., 61 ft. 9 in. front, 63.466 vj yd...74.63
Sou Railway Co., N. Side, curb and setting 66 ft. 4 in <§> .20. .. .11.07
Sou. Railway Co., S. Side, E. R. R track 60 ft. front, 56 sq yd... .64.68
Sou Railway Co., S sida, 22 ft 8 in. curb and setting g) .200 4.63
Sou Railway Co., S. Sida. W. R. R. 61 ft. front, 62.69 sq yds 73.72
Sou. Railway Co., T. C. Pipe 96 ft 6 in. 18 in. diam.. <® .46 43.48
Sou. Railway Co., labor in laying above mentioned T. C. pip* 10.50
Total $347.29
G. C. Lovill Co., S. sida, pav. front pack house, 26 ft. 6 in.xl3 ft.
9 in. 40.48 sq. yds. @ $1.176 $47.01
S. E. Marshall S. Sida 409 ft. 6 in. front, 375.46 sq yds., 441.54
S. E. Marshall, S. Sida, 441 ft. 2 in. Curb and setting JO 88.23
Total $529.77
Banner Mfg. Co. N. Side, 63 ft. « in. front, 85.26 sq. yds. 70.7*
Banner Mfg. Co.. S. Side, 62 ft. 6in. front, 64.24 sq. yds 75.56
Total $152.30
Total to be collected $1,762.37.
L W. BARBER, C. E.
The New 1918
Maxwell
GJree jroa all the room a3 the com
fort—*11 the mmmmtmm and beauty ob
Ufeable in any car sellmf at $1200.
Am! yd the operating econony—the
mechanical reliability—the ease of hand
tine and the wonderful power that have
producd such irrilmii road and acon
omy records in way section ot the world
are not only maintained—but augmented.
YOU can SEE the VALUE in the MAX
WELL at $745.
C W. HODCS MOTOR
COMPANY