itWST DRUG I B.
ImOUNT Alft v, c.
fioyrfDUBBELBILTdofas
Guatrrtoed Sat 6Mand»5acvki
nrHERE an 20 reams why Dubhelbdt Clothe*
1 wear ao well. Special reinforcement at every
point of wear or strain—double stitching—long-wear
fabric*—are a few of the 20 special Dnbbelhilr fearur s
that assure more wear—and no mending for six montl
Every Dubbclbilt suit ia guaranteed for sLt momluj'
wear, wilkout rip, koU, Uar; or juit ftfairnl frrt.
Good style, too. Smart, dean-cut line-., that all
real boys prefer.
114.75—816.75—^18.75—<20.75—ar.u up-*_-ds .
>36.75.
j. D. SMITH
Tobacco
Averages
$123.40 Per 100 Lbs.
January 7, 1920.
The American Agricultural Chemical Co.,
Graesiabaro, N. C.
Dear Mr. Norrell:
(lease book me for fi»e thouaand (600*- bars of Zall's Bright
Tobacco Grower 8-3-3 and Zell'a Special Compound 8-2-2. I will prt
you shipping date* and points to be shipped Just a* soon as I can see
my tenants.
I bad excallant results from Zall's last rear, and wish to make
sure that I will nt it agaia this spring. We had the worst season
Ian year that we hare had far many years, doe to excessive rata fail.
My crop did not nffar from burning where Zall's waa uaad, and sold
for nearly a quarter of a million dollars.
Please confirm this order by latter, and oblige,
Tom wry truly,
(8i«»ad> ». M. OALLAWAT.
Vanma Hll. BaMu Co, Va,
i nt it, int.
The Amarieaa Agrfcaltoral Chemlaal Co,
OrasMhara, M. C.
The beet way I aaa tail yuu what I thtak at jma tail s Fwtlttaar
tor Tebaeeo la to aoeloaa a copy of account salaa made at Bdmoadaoa's
Warehouse. Booth Bsalaa, Vlnrtaia, Norembor f 1,1*19. Twa eaitaga,
\jm pouada, brought $1^71.64. This la about «ltB.40 aroruge >ar
bund. «1 pounds. I ha»e triad nearly all standard fertiliaora, bat
Zall's always givaa tobacco hatter color aad weight than anything elaa.
I think roa will iad that this is about thebeet sale made h this
section of Virginia. Tours traly,
(Sigaad) TUN* BROS,
By Add Tana.
The News, $ 1.50 per Year.
. -r " ' " •"
if Tm re
at (wty, ftfty or «tat> —lie*
Yoa don't
iknw safety. Tm «mwh it te he i
—•ad It i* aft. In ttu feeling
If, million* of people every day pay •
tribute of earfMnn to railroad mm
never lilwl upon any a(her rlaae
i Man line* tlto mrU tofU—the trV
.mU at tmtlm Ufa to tfceir keeptag
and doing it aa a Mtlr of cavraa
wtthrm a thought of riafc.
Tat iipm »Hat a multitude of ctr
i-utntMrw. conditions and comldna
tione tha rafotr of a train depaada.
TV*, raila. bridges. nabankmenU,
grades ami curve*. far all of which
waa fl nt selected tha rough material
reapplying hi kind and quality with
minute apcrification* determined by
tha moat patient observation* and a>
hauuative te-ito and tha vrhala *saem
hled and constructed with malhrmnti
ral am racy Million* of botta. hare,
beania. link*. lever., staplaa and spik
es, a flaw in even one of which a»y
rauaa.a wrack. Myriad* of visible and
audible signal* aach with a distinct
m««*ag* to ha received and rightly In
terpreted. A thousand man, with indi
vidual duties requiring performance
in a particular manner, at a particular
time and piaca, separated perhaps by
hundred* of mile*, yat in fact all
working together, may he concerned
in tha aafety of dm train. It'* aaay to
make a mtatake, even whan oila la
trying to do hia beat—to m i sunder -
•tend, to forget, to neglect some little
detail, to. use poor judgement—and
vet a ■ ingle error on the part of one
man--just one in a thooaand—may
remit ia a train accident. You and f
do thing* every day, la the rnndwet of
•ur own affair*. which, if dona by
railroad men, would ranaa an accident.
Now, multiply your own personal lia
ibility to err by that of 1,000 and that
by 00 by 24 and by 306. Tet, in spite
of thia multitude of . poeeihilitiea- -
anyone of which may eaaae a collision,
a derailment, or other aerious mishap
-late official reporta show that KS
•nm panics. operating approximately
10? 000 mile* of road, in one yaar car
ried in round number* 486,000.000
people—more than four time* our
country's population—without killing
a single on* in a train accident, that
i* in a collision or derailment.
If we had railroad* from the time of
Adam and one had been traveling con
tinuooaly from that day to tUa. ac
cording to the law of chancaa, he prob
ably would not yet have been in a
train accident. —- -
Mark Twain one* said that it ia
safer to travel than stay at home, I
cause so many more people die
their own bed* than on train*.
—Pete Marquette Service.
kr LOCAL,"^RTLJCVTrO*^"V*1' (bay
■not r—rfi rba ml of th> i«mi
CUwtt >a <• local diaMM. pMib laflw
aac«rf bv
C ATARI.i< .4'I('INK «IU rwa nurrh
H H lafce.i • .Ally and KU IWMk!
h A1.1. H CATA&SHMXO&»
la c»»pc«ad of aoBM of U» baat tonlca
kMin, comhtr»a<1 with torn# of tbc base
blood puri/Vra Tha ptrfNt combhMuta
of tha tocradtants fn HAlX'l CATARRH
MEDICINE Is what pro&mrm web
darful mmuIui In catarrhal conditions.
Dr.yrflata Tie. Taatlm wniala fraa.
F. X Chasay A Co., Props.. Tslsdo, (X
NOTICE TO CONTBACTOBfl
Hlat* Highway Coaatroctjoa N. C.
Federal AM Project No. M
Scaled bid* for the constructiasi of
• concrete bridge* on the State High
way in Sorry County, N. C. will be re
ceived by tlie North Carolina State
Highway Communion at the Division
office in Greensboro, N. C. until 12
o'clock on the 6th. day of April 1920
when they will be opened and read.
No bid* will be received after the
hour find.
The work will consist approximate
ly aa follows:
Bridges and Culverts
S7S Co. yds. Class "A" Concrete.
>7 Ca. yds. Class "B" Concrete.
U1.M0 Lbs. Reinforcing Steel.
2 >00 Lbs. Plates and Bolts.
4 Mane Plates.
No bids will be considered unless
accompanied by a property certified
check fir Two Thousand (|2 000.00)
Dolter* mad* payable to Prank Page,
Chairman.
A corporate sent? bond, or other
satisfactory security will be uuaiiod
far the coasplsts fulfilment of the
Contract.
Plans, specifications, forms of con
tract proposal blanks, ete^ can be ob
tained from the State Highway Cwn
mieaiea, tolrigh' 97 C. am the pay
ment of five dollars to defray eeat,
wtirh mm win be returned to aBpart
iee. submitting bids on the work, on
rotarn of plans within five days aftar
the date advertised for lettia*, to the
Stato Highway Commission, Raleigh,
Any increase in freight ratee made
jwUUt aftar data of letting, and paid
by Contractor will be allowed If prop
er vouchers are submitted at the time
of pavjrent of each increased rataa.
The right ia reserved to reject anv
or all bids or to arr >pt an? bid deemed
be.-t for the State and tbv County.
By order of the North Carolina
State Hlghwav C-mmiasi m.
W ft Pallht,
niSHM Kntrinee
This tilth da 'f V.r^. |»«0
■ mmi'i —arfpniitt tw Mrj af tJ».
■KM span Wnan ■. oM Mm i*l rMt
<lr. i» ud WW1U Stan a» Mary af
bar aara taprlw«i ■xni by rb> 0»r
maaa, bar aanip* and raraptarr. »tv
lUialljr haw riM rnina ta the t'alir
Ntataa of whl« h ahr la a «fcJa> n. at
Itnagh at tlw (>»*l<intn* nf lha wai
ha hftrt n^vrr »wan »i < TM-rlr* &r
MARIE ROSE LAULER.
• COM not sp. "k Kurflsh. Ilhe tells her
la*y In a am bmilr iretnre
vlitcb be»r» tlx- appropriate Title of
0s<- Spirit «f tli»- H»men of France."
Mm ion* aa (iwt nrniwtry of ttw wort'
idares profile wilt honor the he-<>i<
«»nm of frunri imd Rrtgtoai. Tlx
Ultra*" vt»it<<l ti:«n them li; the rat
•:I"I Han. their aptri
w of i.v«arwhelming woe
■e» br forgotten.
Miam Marie Roee Lauler will appear
at tlx High School a .ditorram TW
riay night March 90th.
PEPTO-MANGAN FOR
•♦SPRING FEVER"
S,2m Dm'I Diaappaar with
Cold Wonthor
And Blood I* ShffWk And
WMk
Don't Take Ouett If Yon
Fool Bad. Enrich Your Blood
With Popte-Mancu
TVrt ia a great dnl of serious sick
ncaa in the Spring.
And it ia amay to see why. Long
weeks pent up in doora, too little a
irrine and freah air, winter sickness
not entirely over with, a generally
lower ad vitality. Blood weak and alug
gish. Then cone ffaia Spring day*—
that are not aa warm aa they ai
or audden changes in the weather, and
yoa haven't taken proper precautions.
Vigorous, red-blooded people dani
often gat aick. If yoaVe not feeling
your best, get Fepto-Mangan of your
druggist and take it to bafld up yoa*
blood. His effective and agreeable
tonic has bean t set ad for over thirty
years, and physicians, everywhere rec
ommend it for i un-down, pale, and
The whole family shoe Id takePepto
Man gen—it ia good health insurance.
Beaidee, what a joy it ia to fad fit and
fine—randy for anything I He have an
abundance of eaergy and enthuaiaaa.1
Pepto- Mangan ia far sale at year
druggiet's, and in both liquid and tab
let fans. There la ae difference In
medicinal value. Take wiieh ever yoa
prefer. Bat to make sore yon got the
genuine, ask far -Godot Pepto-Man
gan" and aoa that the hum "OadeV
W oa the package.—Adv.
Ha vine h— ^ppnwfad by tbaBoaid
of Commiiaionara of Barry Caanty,
mi ipfcial Agent to eolkct Um» itmtln
dor of the County Spactal School tax,
I taka this laatSadafnottfyin* tha
r pi' that tha hooka a/a in my hand*.
and anyon' wishing to pay hia tax
ma -r m ma at any Am ami pay It
* - rt>« c trrnlance of tha Jpaopla I
<* II ■f at D Hrna >n /ii*t Monday*
»r ! m it of rouit.
' « It al«o mart tha paopla in neh
* •• ■ > p Tor I he purpona of eollm-ting
i« lima, and place, to b«
vartfutly your*.
J. H. faweka.
Pnii EBdeii Scrnet
_
Mi*/ky Rnty & Mm Ci.
J. A. ATKINS,
MOUNT AIRY,
OFFICE UPSTAIRS OVER HODGE'S
BICYCLE SHOP—JUST BELOW P. O
YOU SHOULD NAME
THt SURRY COWmnOAN
& TRUST CO.
AS YOUR EXECUTOR FOR THE
FOLLOWING REASONS.
The busineee of this Company it to act as Executor of
Wills, to administer estates, to aervs as fusr „:as of
minora sad trustee of property under wills.
A board of careful business men direct the affair* of the
Company.
The Trust Company never dies and is always found at
n place of batata ever ready to five proper attention
to the affairs of your estate.
Tfco Trast Company will see that yoor win is drawn cor
rectly and, whan named as Executor, makes no barge
for properly drawing sp the win or keoptnt it onder
seal in its vault.
W. W. Burke. A. G. Bowman, W. F. Carter. E. H. W reaa,
P. S. Eldridge. W. A. York. G. D. Fawcett W W.
Hampton, W. G. Sydnor, J. D. Smith.
W. F. CARTER. President
E. H. WRENN. Vice-President
GEO. D. PAWCETT. Sec. * Tress
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Hot-cakes, light, golden bis
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