1. W. WEST DRUG CO. MAIN STREET MOUNT AIRY. N. C. R. H. LEONARD JEWELER. Tka impwt— on Um mind* of mmi* p*opla In Mount Airy ami Surry fount" that It la necaaaary to *and to *o» r i f the !arr* cilia* In ordar to gat the nawaat conception* in jawalry and ki:.<irari linn, la to *ay the lea*t of it, an arroiM'Hi* idea for ona Km only to viait the up-to-date eatahliah me.it of Mr. R. H. I^onard to ha con vinced that there ara few, if any ileal ar* In Western North Carolina show ing a hand*omer, or mora iteairahle ■tock that will he found here. Mr. Laoi rird ia no novice in tha jewelry" baainmfor he ha* ffh'en upward* of 23 vear* of hi* life to it, makinr a careful *t.idy of Ita e>.cy detail, which ana idea him to know tha daairaa of tha trade. Hia new and baautlfal atock wn. aelortad with tha idea of plonvjn" ,Mount Airy and Surry eoi nty citixana who have favorad him with thair patronage for year* paat. The atock compriraa tha newest de aijrr* In jawalry manufacture rmr*. bracelet i, la valtierea, necklaces, :iterl lr.it ailver jroodx, rutglaaa, hand|>aintad ehlnawara, watchea, clock*, and dia mond* in all the popular aettinff*. L.U. '..(ulak* and fllm* also carried in atock. An inspection or hi* gorsla will con Time you that there ia an establish m« it .n the town that ran supply your n«*c>lx in anything In this line. and it is worthy of your c.u.itom. A repair department ia conducted in connection where expert service* are available •t all time*. Besides Mr. Leonard ia a graduate optometrist and ia in po aition to corract any dcfcct in your vi.uon, or impaired eyenight. His methods are among the moat mo<lern now in use. If your eyas are giving you any trauble, you nhould consult Mi. I^onard at on re; it is a matter that should not be neglected. C E. LUNDY CLOTHING STORE. How many reader* of The News know that the average suit of clothe* ha* over one hundred and fifty-seven different parts, ami the average pair of trousers over sixty processes? Few men realize this fact. They nev er stop to question the merit of a gar ment if it is attractive to the eye and has a shapely appearance. There are few lines of merchandise that de pend more largely upon the repre«en tation of the dealer than Ihnt of cloth ing:. It is important, therefore, if you are not a judge of cloth to deal with a merchant ir. whom you have faith and whor-e representations can be depended on. In the person of Mr. C. K. Lundy, proprietor of the C. E. Lundy Clothing Store, the citi zens have a merchant with whom they can deal with the utmost confidence and satisfaction, for here you will (tet value received for every dollar you spend. The stock carried by this house is unsurpassed by any in this •ection. This is the home of Hirsch baujn's superior line of clothing, known as the greatest value for the money in the market. In addition to clothing a complete line of furnishings hats, caps, traveling bags, etc., also carried. This is the exclusive agency for Knox hats, and Vidix shirta. New arrivals of spring goods are coming in every day. The later and nobbiest design* and styles are shown as quickly here as in the large citics. On account of the handsome stork •nd courteous treatment acorrded patrons there is little wonder that this la the shopping renter for discriminat ing people who want the newest crea tions in wearing apparel. Mr. l>undy la a gentlemnn of high standing in the town and county ami his store is • dartded credit t« Mount Airy*! buai : * Vita \ *• • G. C. LOVILL COMFAWY. TktmMrprim of Mount Airy have m» more important representation than in the e tabli«hment of tl. C. Company wholesale grocer* and dealers in feed ami produce. .Sine* thin house became an established fac tor in the rnmmumly, *. ha* iWadlly grown until today it ranks secood to none in Western North Carolina in the superior gratia of goods handled and ita reliability aa an enterprise. A l>u«inaaa of thin kimt ia a credit to any town, ami thin one not only gives .Mount Airy tha distinction of I»emg ita homo hut it also mawu tha keeping in th« community of many thousands of dollar* that otherwire w. uld And thair way to distant market*. Tha trade for mile* around ia supplied with goods hy thi> houiw, »u<h aa gro ceries of all kind*, fancy and staple meat*, lard, tobacco*, feed, grain, flour, meal, etc. The Arm also ship* targe quantities of produce and can ned good* throughout the Southern State*, and are helping to niaka Mount Airy one of the largest and beat produce market* in the South. A* evidence of the appreciation in which it ia held bv it* many customer* and the merchant* generally through out flurry and adjoining counties, they favor it with a large *hare of their order* allowing what degree of confidence i» placed in the^hoaae. There ia not a more enterprising nor progre**ive concern in the State than thi* one and every favor possible ia accorded customer* and every effort i* exerted to serve them promptly, ac ceptably and faithfully. There is no commendatory allusion that this pa per could make that would not be justified and fuiry merited. The com pany i* now occupying it* new home, having recently moved in the Gal loway Opera house building. The en tire building ia utilised, which affords larger quarter* and more adequate facilities for supplying the trade. Un der the present arrangement both pro duce and grocery business are under one roof, which enable* the firm to carry a larger stock and take better rare of customers' need* than ever be fore. MOUNT AIRY STEAM LAUNDRY. The laundry business hn.i been wlotloniwl in the pant few years Sy the introduction of improved and 'fit- r saving machinery. The progress >f Mount Airy, in this re-pect, is fully • (Ual to that of any town in the State, for in no concern is thin progress more than in the Miunt Airy cte*m Laundry, of which Mr. R. V !'e\i It*, is fr"Dri»tor. Kxoellence of '•qidpmont, skill lalior, prompt and •-tricient or vice are some of the (rood features t > be en jo. -d liy becoming a pat'on if this establishment. None hut the best supplies are used in the cleansing of garments, strong acids, which injure delicate fahrirM are not to be found here. This is one of the most popular laundries in Western North Carolina, anil is fully deserv ing of the substantial patronage it ui receiving. The work done by this laundry is along scientific linen, your linens being submitted to the least possible wear in washing. An excel lent delivery servue ia maintained, wagons calling for and delivering all work in the shortest time possible, and when promVsed. Out of town or der* receive Mr. Deyerle's prompt at tention. and are returned the third day after receipt. Parcel Pout ser vice Ik a feature of thin establishment, the return postage being paid if your liill amounta to $1 or over. A spe cialty os made of flat work, which Ik done at the lowest price*. Pound work i* b1m> finished at the customary charges. Driven* will quote prices, or thli Information ran be had by phoning HO- If you are not a patron of this laundry you should be; it ii desenring of your support. Patro nize a home enterprise that employ* American labor only, and circulates ir the town upwards of 15,000.00 annual ly in wages. Mr. Deyerle is an 'ax pert In Ui« busineea and knows how to giva the service that win please. F. L SMITH iMMWrmw COMPANY. A fair ud impartial mlw of (ha Airy must oaceaaartly ImM tka F. L Smith Hard war* C mm pa n y of wtuck m. ». D. Holremk. to proprietor. far oummerrxl Ufa of tka community far a number of years. Tka huamaaa ha* always been conducted along tka high plana of efficiency and courteous traat , mailt to tka trad*. Thar* ta not a mara varied nor ilepaadaUa alack car rtod hy any k»u*a in Waatern North Carolina than will ha found nara, mm prising at it .In*-. everything that could possibly ha needed, in hardwar* and kindred linaa, including farming im plements and machinery; th* follow ing make* being handled exclusively: '"hattanooga plow* and the Gainer thrashing machinery. Aim th* Mker win-William- paints, Robe ..n'< shur Kdga cutlery and Uilfet and Kail* auto Mr**, together wtlh building ma terial, roofing, paint*, oila, varnish*-*,! color*, etc.. and numerous other I 'nee I that go to maka an up-to-date atork. Tkia ia also the hom* of Majtutir range. The Arm ha* alwaya main tainad a foramoat place with th* I trade by reason of the *high quality and genuine merit* of gooda -and ita moderate chargaa. "If it* hardware that wear*, and at price* that will bring you hack" then there ia little wonder that many ritiaena of th* com munity have selected tkia aa their favorite store at which to *hop. Tka trade of thia holla* la not confined to Mount Airy and Surry county alone, but extends to all part* of the adja cent countiaa, aa well. There ia cer tainly no more comprehensive stock handled in thia section than that car ried hy this Arm, and there ia no mer chant in the State whose reputation for fair dealings with, the public ex ceeds that of Mr. Holcomb, for he like his goods, ia thoroughly reiiable and merit* the full shar* of the pat ronage of the citizen* of Mount Airy and Surry county. MOUNT AIRY STEAM BAKERY. Mount Airy and Surry county citi zens who think the best bakery pro ducts arc turned out by the big con cerns should first patronize their home enterprise, the Mount Airy Steam Bakery, of which Mr. W. J. Chandler, U manager, and no doubt they will change their minds in this respect. Mr. Chandler is assisted by exper ienced help in the bakery business, and his establishment is prepared to supply your nwdi tn all lines. 1M (oodii manufactured by thia enUr prize are of the home-made variety, while the work ia done under the moat sanitary condition*. Only the beat grades of flour an. used, as well aa ln*d and other ingredient*. A «pe , eialty ia made of bread, being posit | tively .unsurpassed in the market, | while the rakes and pies are among the finest to be had anywhere. A large business has been established on these product*, for those who once uie thim are never satisfied with other brands or mukes. There is not a more completely equipped plant in Wo<tern North Carolina than this one, the late I and most impioved ma chinery being installed. Human hands never come in contact with the goods after they have been apportioned. No establishment could be more san itary in arrangement, nor more per fectly operated. This ia a home en terprise and is deserving of the pa tronage of, the citizens of the com munity. If you are not using the product* of the Mount Airy 8team Bakery, try them and be convinced of i their superiority. Patrons are served promptly, and the business is steadily increasing, which is proof of the effi cient methods employed and the ac commodations and courteous manner in which customers are cared for. A new publication i..but*<I by the United State* Health Service ii the 2ftO-pa?e book, "Prevention of Di >mm and Care of the Sick," with a nupptement on firxt-ajd work. The book has 200 illuitrntion*. and rover* «uhject» relating to diceara preven tion, car* and treatment of nick per »on*, and emergency meaaure* in the treatment of accidental Injuria*. ity tfcara are few that «ai >M» the NH Cefai Bottling Werha, of which drink, "Pepel Cola," whuh la «a rapid ly supplanting other and aunilar drink* ui the awrket. SiauJar in MM only, for Papai-4'nla ia unlike aay nthar in that It haa distinctive fla vor that make* it ttia favorite of all who give it a trial. On account of ita wholesome quaiiUee, deliekma taut* and nutritious properties Hop ii-Cola Han grown to «ortl an extent thai there are few have rare* that have a larger «»le. And certainly no drink in the market that outrlae::ea it. The plant here ranka amun« the town'a foremost enterprise i, and ia equipped with tho mm| modern mrrhinery. The demand on it >a now to great that it* capacity ia taxed to the utmoct to care for the inrreaaad bueineaa. Sanitary in every department and bottled under the closest inspection, Pepai-Cola meet" the demand wherever sold. It ia part icularly lieneri mi U> the human lyatem, as it not only containa nutri tious food properties, but also quenches the thirst, ra exceedingly re freahing and ia of no little importance from dietetic ami therapeutic stand point. A drink possessing the quali tiaa of thia one ia a nereeaary com plement to human nutrition, and ia therefore, eaaential to health. The company haa a wonderful drink in Pepai-Coia, and ita large sale plainly indicates ita poularity with the public. In addition to P.p.. •Cola, the com pany manufacturer* and dietributea Shnapps Ginger Ala aad a general line of aodaa. Mr. Badgatt haa been a resident of Mount Airy for a Num ber of years during which time he ha ■ identified himself with movements that mean a bigger and more prosper ous town and community. The relia bility of thia Arm ia never questioned. SANITARY PLUMBING COMPANY. There are s number of people in ti wm who hate «iUr on their pre mise* that are not getting the full benefit of thia luxury. They are con tent to have a spigot in one or two place* and r«rry it from cellar to gar ret not stopping long enough to real ize that for a nominal >um they can have it piped throughout the house It is plainly a case of not taking ad vantage of the supply. Mount Air] citizens can boast of having a plumb ing concern that it thoroughly relia ble and capable of doing thia work ir the most approved manner, as well ai observing all the laws known to mod em sanitary plumbing, steam and hoi water heating. Reference i* made U the Sanitary Plumbing Co., of whic) Mr. O. B. Webb, if manager. Thi* company owns and operates one of th« most modern establishment* of th« kind in Western North Carolina an<: the equipment is adequate to take cart of the needs of patron* in the most acceptable manner. Besides being a plumber, plumbing contractor and en Kinccr of hot water heating himself Mr. Webb is uidori by n corps of assis tant* who are also skilled in the in mutilation of all kind) of ^plumbing This firm will contract to extend youi piping to any part of the premises ir a surprisingly short time and at a most reasonable charge, guaranteeing every foot of the work. A 'compleu line •# bathroom fixtures is carried in stork as well as electrical goods, lamps, etc. Electric contracting al»c done. Mr. Webb will contract with parties living in the country to pip« water from a well, or spring, to th« house, or barn, thus affording them the same luxury aa town folk*. You could not deal with a more reliabU firm than this one. and TV.c N'«w» car recommend it to its mtny readers. Meant Airy Iron Worts Foundry and Mtekin* Shop Repair Work a Specialty A large variety ef <a>Ui|i a ateek ttken bmmU te ertar. J. D. MINIOL A try. N. C, Amg. M. I til War Time Economy In Sweetmeats— a 5-ceot nckaM of WMGLEV5 win stve you several dm* enjoy ment: It's an Investment In benefit aa well aa pleasure, for It betas teeth, breath, aaaettte. dUestlon. Chew It After Every Meai The Flavor Lasts! < hamberlaia's rough Krmrdy a F»t artte fa* f'oWa. J. L. Kasley, Macon, 111., in spaak ' tng of ' "ham her lair's Coagh Remedy, I *ays, "Daring the past fifteen yean it nan bean my lister's favorite medi rine for cold* on the lungs. I myself have taken it a number of times when suffering with a cold and it always re | lie-ved me promptly." Sydnor & Sparger IuarMce Amenta MOUNT AIRY, S. C. Office in Merritt Building. Mount Airy Realty & Auction Co. J. A. ATKINS, Manager MOUNT AIRY, — North Carolina. if you want to buy or aell apply to u». — W« handle all kind* of Real Estate, public and prhrato. OFFICE OVER EARPS STORE. Chestnut Oak Bark Wanted! We are now issuing contracts for bark to be de livered at our sheds during the seasonof 1918. We will pay 5 cents per 100 pounds more to those parties contracting their peel to us than to parties not hold ing contracts. We reserve the right to stop issuing contracts whenever we feel that we have sisficient bark contracted to meet our requirements. No contracts will be sent out by mail. Obtain contracts from Mr. A. Johnson, in charge of Mount Airy station. This February 28th, 1918. C C. Smoot & Sons Co.

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