MARION MUSIC HOUSE.
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wtth aU kind* of -u
•teal liwtnwiu, at the moat reason
able coat. The New* refers ta tba
*. H. Marten Mttaic House, which haa
bean a factor in tta special Una ainca
1914. Mr. W. H. Marion, tba propria
tar, la a musician of no small talant.
and Ka know* tha bast grades of in
atrumenta from tba inferior makca,
and thoaa who patroniaa hia eatabiish
raant ran rest aaaurad that tbajr will
gat tba baat ia tba markat. Tba bouaa
haa tba afmcy ia tbia aaction for tba
Chickaring. Dark A Son, Hallat ft
Da via, Conway and Milton ptanoa and
player-pianos; the Weaver and Ship
man organ*; the celebrated Aeolion
Vocation, Ediaon Diamond Diac and
the Columbia Grafonoloa, aa well a*
carrying a full line of stringed in
strument* of all kind*. This ia one
of the*large*t and moat reliable firm*
operating in thia section, and the im
mense business already established is
highly indicative of the accommoda
ting and courteous methods employed
by Mr. Marion. Those who trade
here will get a fair and square deal in
every transaction. Spend your money
with a home concern; patronize the
house that you know is reliable and
will live up to every representation
made. An inspection of the stock car-|
ried by the Marion Music House will
convince you that you cannot do bet
ter elsewhere, and ten chances to one
not as well. An Aeolion and Grofo
nolo department in music has just
been installed, where all the latest
records can be heard to the best ad
vantage.
JOHN D. THOMPSON.
Buyer* of furniture and house-fur- j
nishings are always interested in (
learning about the establishment from
which they ran get the highest-(Trade
goods for the least money. This is
but human nature. In Mount Airyj
there is a merchant who offers you one
of the most varied and dependable
stocks to be found in this entire sec
tion. The News refers to Mr. Jno.
D. Thompson, Merritt's building, Main
street. It is through such an assort
ment as you will find at this store
that you can express the personality
of your home, welcome your friends
and put your best foot foremost. The
stock handled by Mr. Thompson will
grace your home and give you life
long service, and for a small outlay
of money you can make it the "home
beautiful." In additional to all grades
11 nd styles of furniture will be found
a complete stock of floor coverings
from the cheapest matting to the
handsomest designs in druggets, car
pets, rugs and linoleums. This stora
is not only a decided credit to Mount
Airy's mercantile life, but it will com- j
pare favorably with many operated
in the cities. Mr. Thompson makes a
specialty of Mount Airy manufactured
furniture, adhering to the principle
of patronizing home induatries ilrst
and always. You could not select a
more desirable and reliable establish
ment with which to trade than this
one, and every representation made
you«by Mr. Thompson and his assist
ants ean b* relied upon. Here you
will find the well known and much de
aired McDougal Kitchen Cabinets, and
Columbia Window Shades which need
no introduction to The News readers;
They are leaders in their line.
DARK AND WHITE CORNISH
INDIAN GAME
Silver Penail Plymot ock, Co
lumbia Plymouth R<xk, Brahma
Rom Comb Rhode Island Red*, White
Orpington*, Blue Andolu'ian*. Set
tin** of 16 egg* from any of above
varieties, ft JO.
WILL BEAMER.
Mevat Airy, N. C* RmU »
FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS
About 500 pairs of Shoes and Oxfprtfs to close out
at less than the Wholesale Factory Prices.
Included in this lot arfc Men^ Walk-Over" Shoes and
Oxfords, Women's "Queen Ojrality" and dozens of pairs of
solid leather shoes and slippers for girls and boys.
THE MOTOR COMPANY.
Among Mount Airy's newest enter
prises, and one that ia already t>eing
welcomed by auto, owr.ers of th» -wn
and throughout this iwtion, is The
Motor Company, of which Meaara. R.
D. Clarke and David 0. Sunderland,
are proprietor*. It ia ore of the moat
modern and desirable m We*tern
North Carolina. The building, lo
cated on Frank':n street, near the
heart of the business se-tion of the
town, ia granite an<* '.rick structure,
and as near Hre-proof an it is possible
for a house of this rherarter to be.
It in typical of Mount Ai.-y'a striking
ly handsome business houses, this
is a new firm, and add-, ir. no small de
gree, to the town's important b isinesa
enterprises and that it will .ill its mis
sion well and serve the people of the
community in the mi«t acteptable
manner, cannot be questioned for a
minute, having been in existence only
since March 1st. the exceptional mod
ern facilities employed a;-« not gener
ally known, but the trade is increas
ing every day and it is a safe pre
diction that in a few weeks' time it
will be regarded as an enterprise of
the greatest importance to auto own
er*. Its doors are open day and
night and this fact alone will add to
its prestige and importance. Espe
cially should this appeal to physicians
and men who necessarily haye to
make night trips. Cart will be taken
on storage and delivered any hour of
the day or night, being washed at
night and ready for delivery the fol
lowing morning. The repair depart
ment. now being installed with new
machinery. wilt be a special feature,
the most competent mechanics em
ployed. It is already equipped with
the necessary machinery for making
prompt and satisfactory repairs to
all makes of cars. Batteries will lie
tested and filled with distilled water,
free of charge. And where re-charg
ing of a battery is necessary the firm
will cheerfully loan one of its bat
teries from stock until the other is
recharged, thereby enabling the con
tinuous use of your car. The proprie
tors will also install, immediately, a
plant for re-building and repairing
batteries. This has been something
long needed in Mount Airy, tnd which
will obviate the ncessity of car own
ers sending their lotteries out of town
for repairs. Service is what you will
get in every phase and feature when
you become a patron of thl» establish
ment. Courtesy, promptness and ef
ficiency may be termed the slogan of
this firm, as it is the aim and pur
pose of Messrs. Clarke and Sunder
land to give the public the same at
tention as is to be had in the large
cities, either at the garage, or on the
public roads. They will gladly go to
any autoist in trouble, day or night,
town or country.
This in also the Goodyear Service
Station, where these famous tire* can
be had in all sixes. In addition a full
and complete line of accessories car
ried in stock.
The firm in figuring on th«> agency
of two standard make cars, one
medium priced and one selling around
$750, with all the latent equipments
and attachments. When these car*
are roceived and introduced - to the
paople of this section they will attract
no little attention and elicit an interest
in automobiles that will surpass any
thing ever befora marked In Mount
Airy. Thoae contemplating the nur
chase of a new car will And it to their
Interest to await the arrival of thane
before placing their order.
With the facilitiea at their com
mand, experienced workmen in the re
pair department and the sales agency
for two among the beat known <-ara
in the market, there can be no doubt
but that The Motor Company will
make an unprecedented showing in
the automobile and garage buainess'
for Mount Airy and Surry counry.
Operating along these linea its success
ia already assured.
MOUNT AIRY MARBLE
WORKS.
The placing of a memorial, hallow
ing the last rating place of those who
have gone before us, is • most beauti
ful custom, signifying as it does the
love and respect we hold for the do
parted, made sacred by their entrance
into a higher life. It is befitting,
therefore, that a memorial be raised
that will forever mark the spot where
temporal life ended and spiritual life
begun; that it will indicate now, and
for years to come—long after we have
gone to join them—the place where
their remains lie and to warn dthers
in life to honor and respect the spot.
Thr unmarked place* are oft'times
desecrated for the lack of a stone, or
marker of some kind, and its sacred
ness unobserved and its identity lost.
The Mount Airy Marble Work?, of
which Messrs. W. D. Haynes and P.
S. Roth rock, are proprietors, can
supply those who wish to erect a shaft
of respect and remembrance, at the
most reasonable cost. This firm can
furnish and design, style or specimen
desired. Its association with the gran
ite and marble quarries nnd wholesale
dealers enables it to give patrons the'
closest prices on any size job. The
skilled workmen employed at this j
plant are artistic in creating new and
original designs in monumental work.j
Inspecting the large and handsome
stork places you under no obligation
unless you are satisfied, and ready to
place your order.
There is a great deal of satisfaction
in dealing with a firm whose relia
bility is unquestioned, and whose re
presentations can be depended on..
You have this consolation and satis
faction when you place your order
with this Arm. Patronize your home !
enterprise; keep your money in the
community where it will directly bene
fit every citizen.
A (unadipn order in council pro
vides for the free admission into Can
ada of meat cattle until February 7,
11*19, when imported by bona fide res
idents of Canada under reflations by
the minister of customs. Cattlo, ex
cept for breeding purposes, are ordi
narily dutiable at 32 H per cent.
For 2UU. /
The S. R. Tiekett loua and lot on
Church street alio oniAou«« and lot
on Welch street for Turther infor
mation see Q. C. Welch. 2tpd.
GRANITE CITY MILLS.
There are few, if any, enterprise*
in Weitern North Carolina that out
class the Granite City Mill*, af which
Mr. J. S. Bray U manager, for the ex
cellence of the product* of this estab
lishment are known to practically
every houaewife in Mount Airy and
Surry county. Thia plant i* on* of
the most modem in operation in the
State, the newest and most improved
machinery being ur.ed in the manufac
ture of the high grade products sup
plied the trade, and it* brands are
used, in preference to other*, by a
l%rge number of discriminating people
who want the best flour and meal, as
well as feed stuff*. The machinery
i* electrically driven the flour being
pure and wholesome a* well as pos
sessing that sweet nutty flavor sel
<ium found in the National advertised
brands. The company has spared
neither expense nor skill in equipping
the plant with the moat up-to-date
methods;, hence, these products rank:
second to none manufactured and sold,
in the South. They are, in fact, testi-1
monials of the skill employed in their
manufacture. Mr. Bray who U the
3rd generation of millers is exceeding
ly pround of the prestige his brands1
have gained, and well be may be, for
they meet the demands of the con
sumers'in such a pleasing and satis
fying manner that whenever once used
become staple articles of food in the
home afterward. This is a home
enterprise and fully warrants the pa
tronage of the citizens of the town
and surrounding section. Call for
"Jersey Cream" the leading brand of
flour, and stone-ground meal made by
this company, and be convinced that
they are as good as the best, and bet
ter than most, at the same time you
will be lending your support to a
home enterprise that spends its money
for Surry-grown wheat and corn.
The company is always in the market
for grain, paying the highest market
prices.
Eggs for Hatching
Kggs for hatching, fro^i those priie
wining Barred Plym >uyf Rocks. They
Won first pen, firat bin, second hen,
second cock, third cockerel, third Pul
let, nnd two grand specials. I am
selling eggs from these flae matings
for $1.00 for 13 eggs. Now ia your
chance to get some of these (\ne birds
for a mere trifle. I aU. have a few
nice cockerels for sale at reasonable
prices. Come ai.d see them or write
me your wants, am sure I can please
you.
ORA ROBERTS
Mount Airy, N. C.
Dr.H. R/Hege
Dentist
Office corner Maw and Meore 8ta.,
Opposite Hawlu-Rothrwk Drag
OFFICE HOURS) • a. as. to 12 m.
1 p. m. to 5 p. m.
' * •
McLellan's Big Easter
/$J ^Embroidery Sale
Begins— - /
Tuesday/*^*
V .
Special every day
at 2:30 P. M.
Watch Our
Windowa
Valuable Farms
For Sale!
61 Vfc acres, 35 acres in bottom land balance in im
proved upland in higlf state of cultivation. First class
dwelling, out buildings, tobacco barn and silo. 2^ miles
from Mount Airy on old£3ulphwf Springs road.
182 acres, 40 acre| in- cultivation, 30 acres bottom
land. 70 acres fenced; y-200,000 feet saw stock. Cord
wood in abundance, /room dwelling. Barns and out
buildings. 2 tenant houses. 4 tobacco barns. Water
right to White Sulphur Springs. 2 V2 miles from town on
New Sulphur Springs road.
41Vi acres, 30 acres in cultivation. 14 acres bottom
land, two tenant houses. 2 miles from town near
Brower's Springs road. A real Bargain.
LINVILLE-BALL REALTY & AUCTION CO.
Farm for^Sale!
Only ten <U)i to sell twelve hundred acres of fine farm land.
Splendid fourteen room colonial hatse, five frame tenant house* all
wil brick chimney*, three largeyatock barns, part of the biuidinga
lovered with slate, one or twVsmall brie*: houses. It U six mile*
from Amelia, C. H. FencesNaT around and fencea acroea the place.
Growing wheat crop riven «#fh possession at one*. Price sixteen and
one half dollar per acre. 'Buildings alone worth the money. Mi
thousand hundred cash the balance in 1, 2 a ad 4 yean. C~*1
can be made to meet these payments. Don't heettate t* mm at eeoa.
• W. J. TOWNES,