r»R 8AI Jt-H-room nouae, 218 Bode.
Far further information
for4 I
'fit MW nr mm E. I. Bob6itt- tfc.
U>HT VMfwtirn in Mount Airy about
hw. imk. (Mi Fo«r 120 bin* ami
aw $ld b«U t will givt the mo who
foand CM» money tan dollars for ita
reti:-n. J. I .1e«aup, Wcr.tfleld, N. C.
4-ie-f.
r Fairbanks 00
MM, «-H. P. at
IS a hnt time coming. Btijr
nor Mfk traaa and be proteet
•4. Bee L Wreni. 1 •% t
TO% BALE—S paoarnrar 1*19 Ford
ear ar will trade for a roadatar or
ta. H. G. Jar-ell. t-f
WAMTBD—Men and boy» over 17
yaan <rid. Goad opportunity to
learn nhrtied trade parte* high wages.
Mennl Hot Co. Wmeton-Salem. N.
C *-2*-c
HTEfcL SAFES- We represent Herr
in* Hall Marvin Safe Co. and have
hi acock eariooa siiee of steel flre
Cof safes and portable vault*. Car
■Martan furniture Co. tfc.
HAVE YOU riven your wife and
<ASdnaa a square deal? Buy sugar
—fl» traaa and beautify your homi
5a. ! . ?. Wri rrn. 3-2*l-r
TOUNr, MRN 17 upward, desiring
'"■Jf ihitala,
IBailway Hall clerkship. ft 10 month.
tor 4r» partirula'v examina
J. I.eueard (former 'oveniment
erl 444 Equitable Bl'lf. Wa-Jl
3-M-p.
GALL PHONE No. 287 for prompt
jitney service day or night. 3-2«-p
m
mtfrm
Old Reliable
Business
K«w AfyndtU
C & NfEDHAM
UUCP.
If its rmrlw ym mat pUC.O.
■iftw. flLC Poor*'* old tfaad,
mmt Airy, *. &
1 amy • Ml Mm «f Umej mmt
Kroearl*. •» «B torn.
ba «M U km in mm hi
M MM wWtW
Eta*"**
Dr. W. M. IMKngswortli
DENTIST
|mM piM*, MTMr Moor* Av«. «*4
Dr. Wa V HMlt*r«worU.
to Kyte Syrfnor Mr. Slaufffctar baa
hiwight At Jo* Kjrkman fans naar
R*nni>rtr.wn and will mora hi* family
thare within a faw Hay*.
wr
hcTMM fat Tofcecco Aowp
Nat IMr
Danville. Va., March 20,—W. M.
Perry, country farm demnnatration
agent who haa Juat ratsnud tram a
farmer* win not attempt to prodoce •
larger crop of tobacco than that piant
ad oat hut year IV difficulty in ob
tain irtf farm labor and tfca fact that
tha ptaatai now turna mar* atteatin
to glow lag and producing fill lit fuffi
needed by him Airiaf tha year. f*na
work ia delayed owing to tha recent
unmi bcwiiMi wctthcr.
Firm fmtaliaa and G«aa-Up
Wdk
A whole week of "Fira Prevention"
work waa inaugurated in INI aa a
Spring eiean-iip drive. It waa each a
succeea, it waa repeated laat year and
ia now in the claea of unwritten lawa,
ohaerved becauee of ita mcaaaity
Begun for fire prevention, it aoon
became a patent health meauiure. This
yaar, the State Department, of Edu
cation, the State Board of Health, the
Woman* Federation of Ctabe, through
ita Civic* department. Chairman Mr*.
H. W. Chaae, will act in conjonction
with the inaurance department At •
recent conference of theee force* held
at the atate insurance department, the'
week beginning March 28th and end
ing April 3rd. waa aelected aa fira pre
vention, or clean-op week thruaghoot
the atate. It waa alao agreed that a
request be made of all min later* to
make some reference to their congre
gation* of fira prevention and aani
tary feature* of the week* apecial
work, on Sunday, March 2S, and
where agreeable, deliver a aetata
from the text, "Cleanlineea ia next
to Godlfoeee". Commiaaioner Young
think* the data peculiarly appropr
iate in that the wank praenda Eaatar,
whan ainging bird*, apiiiigtug flower a,
happy children, Eaatar bonnetad wo
men, newly capariaoned men, aad all
nmtere will anaile in celebratlee ai
the anniveraary of tha rieaa Lord. It
U really thia year the actaal begin
ning of Spring, and no bettor aa*aen
he aaya could ha fix ad to have tha
citiea and towna and all the cooatry
tide awept aad garniahed for the
jubiliant feetival. Be reqoeeta all who
deeire it to write for literatare bear
ing on fire prevention. Aad rmnh
for apoakdra will ha hotxsod where
ILI
Farmer la Sowtk Carolina
Sail* $206,9M Of Cottoa
BwimUtQI*, 8. C., March M.—Tkt
largMt aingio nl« of rattoa diroct
from termor to cotton bafor to bo f
jpordod Wo took plan today whoa J.
A. W. Moor* sold 1.011 botes of cotton
to T. B. McLaurin ul B. D. Moor*
•ad raci»»d • chock for 9MMM.70.
LOST—A BIRD OOC. all
whHc. any information leading to
wwwr7 of aa< will be IB«-a!!v
wanted. P. L Trott»r, Pilot Mountain,
N. CT 4-»-c.
:i.
Dm to the fact that the T
gin nuritbtk mi skea on nnt Ion
der, and therefore desired to hare
information to bo obtained by the een
sos aa soon aa possible. it was decided
to make the canvass on not* Sunday
afternoon. Mar. h 7* beginning
promptly a* two •'clock.
It «M farther determined that wo
would need at least forty teams of two
1*
16,
Vi *.
congregation la
nates to the number of K par
its quota. This will
ftcient body of
reach each district.
church is responsibts for
m inimum quota of
hw membership aad for placing a Hat
of name* in the beads of die general
director not later then Friday after
noon. This is absolutely denwM hi
order that the Districting Committee
snd the denominational directors may
bold a aieetirr on Friday night for
the purpose of
to each district.
Furthermore, the
insistently urged to moot hi the
day school assembly room at the
Methodist church not later than 1:45
on Sunday afternoon. It is essential
that canvassers be oa time, so as to
**t assignment of districts and to «•>
"•eivs Anal instructions, and so that
they may begin the surrey concerted] y
at I P. M. These conditions being
rigidly adhered to, the canvass eaa
be completed in two hours.
Neeoaaity af
Finally, it ia fundamentally
• I that da piipb af ear ton
hearty cooperation If tiM —iiq ba a |
carneetly hopea that every family Bay {
twum rata there, who ia
irHra the dwtrid infill —tl»a. Our
rhurthaa need theoe facta I
take to advance the Kingdom ia «ar
Baity. They daafaa to gtre every
ami chHd direct.
eternal atand with Jeaoa Cfcriat hi 1
ria»il»n warfare arainat all anew
of on
confidently
in the work which coat Him nek aa-|
alterable travail of aaalT
Parma Far Sal* Or
Near Mount Airy,
•and-clay
to tobacco, wheat and cora. Good
ton* with now faaea- Fana
1TB acrae and ia located near White |
Sulphur Spring.
Alao oaa containing SI
5-rooai houaa, tobacco baraa, ale. «|
ipilae fraa town. Small orchai
If lnt«reeled la baytag or
■ea, A. C. TDley or A. Kyle
la Merritt'a building. t-f-c|
You will
Suit, Coat or Drew
'
i||
. E. J*
listen to What The PiMk is Saying
You know you hear our weiring apparel talked cveiy
where, how pictt)rf how reasonably priced, etc*
Watch the crowds that fill our store every day—the best
proof we have to offer that our merchandise and prices suit
the people*
W. £. JACKSON
juum,
The Notable New Six
If* the Cleveland Six. Not really new, either, for the factory
began deliveries last Summ.T and since then the Cleveland has gone
out over the country into the hands of thousands of owners. And
these owners say they are delighted with it. There is every good
reason why they should be delighted with it. For the Cleveland
Six is really an extraordinary car.
We cannot tcO you bow good the
Cleveland Six ». You mt ride in
it and drive it to know.
TWa experience will convince yon
of the power and pick-up and speed
and flexibility of this ochariv* Cleve
land-built motor.
It win convince yon of the comfort
of the car, contributed to eo mocfa by
Com* mt ut
thm
whmt •
£
TewiaftCar (Mm fnm»in) IUH
MM^nMMnl NM
If. O. 1.1
T J. SMITHWICK
CLEVELAND AUTOMOBILE CO., CLEVELAND, OHIO
$1385