somebody Must Assume Your Prescription Responsibility
Our yean of training and experience with our huge stock of the Pureet Drum and Chemk
mce. Praacripitoni lent for ud delivered promptly.
Eldridge's Drug Store
J3m%za
that inonoy can buy enable* ue to do it with the
Phone 31.
112 Li
The Rexall Store
nnnwnnnnnniaiaiaiBii
FOR SALE—Good (Mb watermelon*,
cantaloupes, orange*, banana* and
lemons. Buy aom* and enjoy the hot
weather. Ujvill-Di* Co. 7-Te
WANTED the people of Mount Alnr
to know your old friend The N. R. 0.
Laundry Tablet* are back in town and
*nxiou« to help you our with your
washing the** hot day*. 7-lS-p.
TOR SALE—-Good fresh watermelon*.
cantaloupe*, orange*, bananas and
em on* Buy (omc and enjoy the hot
weather T-ovill-Dix Co. 7-7c
WANTED—Ten thouiand pound* of
packing butter and other countr
Modurp. Beat price*. Blue Rid'i «
Produce Co., north *!de Hayne* u
Brown ware ho .i»e bldg., Needmore St.,
opponitf Gilbert wagon *hop.
4-t
FOR SAt.E—Peach basket* and peach
crate material. Lovill Dix Co.
7-15e
FOR SAI.E--Good 'reah watermelons.
cantaloupe*, orange#, banana* and
lemon*. Ruy some and enjoy the hot
wfiather Ui'nIWx Co. 7-7c
FOR
nburn
Tan, Freckle*
•t*Qttycool**nd eeedwiry.
kminikii AmmMwii
wtU a> • rtntiy Rmovn
coainieaioecleBi. vehety,
itifuf Lmp.ru driktl*.
• nff r»(ranee to Ikftf
Woo l nbof. la
ibfatodrttct.
* I I Use—^
I MagnoliaN
Balm
LIQUID Fmw and
IMtt fOWD&R
anfiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiHi
FOR 8ALE Paach baakata tmi paach
crate mttoriil. Lovltl Dte 0#.
Ml
fOlIATE WmMwiii m WVamK
^iA^Prht^nw,'a,^h
cmt# niAi^rw. uvtiII i/i* to.
T-llt
fOK SALE—Goad fmh watermelons.
cantaU/upaa, tttnfM. bananas and
lemons. Buy mm and e> Joy the hot
weather LoriH-Dtx Co. 7-7e
REMEMBER N. R. 0. mIm wmIi
In* tut and doss not hurt the
hands or mjora the clothaa. Aak for
a package today, for ante at all
•tana. Price lie. 7 16 p
WANTED—Work In* hands for show,
those who can drive truck profered.
Call or writ* Tribley Devene show,
Dobson, N. C. 7-7p
TOR QUICK and saay washing use
N. R. 0. Laundry TaMote. Nothing
equals thorn. Price 18c. 7-lS-p
FOR SALE- Peach baskets and poach
crate material Ufitl Dt* Co.
7-15c
N. R. G. means "Energy." Ws want
you to save your energy and lot our
N. R. 0. do your washing. 7-lS-p
WANTED--A live wire man who la
acquainted with Mount Airy to
work a line of cifara. Can mako
from 120 to fifi per week spare tima.
Write to Wlllard Cigar Hf(. Co.,
Higrh Point, N. C. 7-7p
NOTirr
I h»v>' for kjiIc the following pro
perty. to-wit:
One 25-horn* power boiler, up
right.
One •-horse power hoisting engine.
WO f« «»t "f cubic w're 1-4 inch,
practically new.
Apply tor information to either W.
F. P.-lt.n or W F. Cr.rter.
Tlile Jun- 28rd. 1922.
There is
Strength in
EveryTablet
Oaa daaa oAn Mn oaa
j wiwitwrtrtirwMiid
ft and raaltaltaa your worn
nr w< NixitM iiiin
V) NiuM Iran to a Bower
fena of Iran. Ilk* Uu> iron
I la row hlood Ud like the Iron
la aptaaah It to eo prepared
thai It will not Injare the teeth
•or dleturb Um «tiM»rb. It u
nadir tor olmad haawdlatr
abaorptinn and aaamllaUon
b» Um blood while aaOM ptiy
•Iclana dtto metallic Iron
which people aeually talc i>
sat aheoitied at all. If foo arc
not atron« or wall foa owe it
to jwiraalf to make tl>a fellow
lag teat Sao bow loo« toucan
k work or Itow tor rati nut walk
Bwlthoul baroaln* tired Nnl
rtaka two ItrWn tablet* of
Nuxatrd Iran- three 11 tree per
day. after aieale far twoweeka.
Than taat »oar atrentth a fain
Iran i« hH under an •baoiuitiuaraiitr* thai
roar moMf wMI br rrfanilrd if yn* it* nut
abUIn pat-tartly »tlalbc»ory rawlta. For nW
ta Una city br ,
Eldiiilf*'* Drue Stoic.
W. 3. Wolfe Drag Co.'
CASHIER GETS POUR YEARS
H#ttfocd Ex-Boakor, CMvfaftid
t-i— M mmi Steffi
for tko Pm
Hertford, July 1—H. 0. Sollfraa,
former miMh of ft local bank, an Mai
here this Mtk charged ill foor counts
(or abstracting bonds, for *ieaMar
ine bonds, tor sottversloo of bond* and
tor misapplying bonds wttk totaat to
injure, was found guilty by • Jury to
Superior court lata this sftsrnoon and
sentenced by Jode* W. M. Bond to
Mm fear yaan in tba stata priaon.
Tbs ease was given la tha jury at
S;1S o'clock. Aaida from tha defend
ant's own testimony little evidence
was Introdoood by tha dafeoaa baton
It rested Its case at S o'clock ysstarday
afternoon. Mrs. H. C. Sullivan, wife
of tha defendant, testified aa to the
visit of Director Brian daring which
I he stated defendant had only made a
' business mistake and that tha matter
i would soon bo straightened oat. Wit
ness testified that Brtnn told her he
wsat to the back door to avoid sus
picion on the part of the pobHc as to
anything wrong with tha bank's
affairs.
After being oat for only fifty min
utee the jury brought In s verdict of
guilty on the four counts for which
the defendsnt was Indicted, and Judge
Bond gsve the defendant four years
In the penitentiary, the defendant
arreeinjr to take no appeal.
The defendant, his mother, two
brothers, and father-in-law ware all
present when the verdict and sentence
wwra announced and both were receiv
ed without apparent emotion on the
I art of either.
To all sppeerances both the defen
; d»nt and his family have withstood
, the ordeal of tha trial wiph stoicism.
Except for the collapse olj the defend
j ant on Thursday aftemopa ao evi
' ih-nce of feeling has been disclosed.
( until the accused broke down while
being led to Jail. He waa bid farewell
f>v all his relatives and taken to Ra
leigh on lata Norfolk Southern train
in custody of Sheriff W. W Wright.
Defendant requested that he be
taken sway tonight and spacisl
nrranpemcn's were hurriedly made.
After boarding the train ha calmly
pr-xhiced the latest obtainnbla news
paper and when the train pulled out
of Hertford no suspicion among other
passengers on the train was aroused
aa to his identity.
HERTFORD BANKER
REACHES PRISON
News and Observer:
U. C. Sullivan, former cashier of
11 he Fanners Bank and Trust C jm
' p«ny. of Hertford, Perquimans county,
spent the first of his 1.441 days in
tbs State prison very quietly yester
: day and three weeks or more must
' elapse before he has completed tha
: entrance routine and be assigned to
: the job that will be his for the four
' years of hard labor imposed upon him
i by Judge W. M. Bond Saturday aftar
noon.
' Not often does a convicted man
urge haste In beginning to mvi his
Mntwci. tin th#n m iwf tftfr
Judge Bond had fixed the torn of
grwut la which he moat ami the
Stoto In fMtiM for defakattoae la
| hii hank, SalHvaa had mM that ha
i ha brought hwaediatoly to liMjk.
Accompanied hjr Sheriff W. W. Wri«M
, ha arrived horn ysetorday mo ml ax at
i tl:S0 o'clock and waa tiassediatoly
commit tod to the prison.
1*1 rat among the things that will
ha attend upon his prison record will
ha tha typhoid Immunisation, given
; over a period of thras waaks. During
that time ha will ha kept to Central
prison, and la tor wy ha sent oat an
a road gang, or to tha Stoto Prison
farm. Na dacision has baan raachad
by tha Warden aa to what dispoehton
will ba made of him. For the praaaat
odd Jobs shout tha prison will ha his
lot.
Sullivan accepts his fato philosophi
cally, and without complaint Ha
went through tha routine ef entrance
yesterday morning, giving hia age,
education, business, submitting to the
physical examination, got Ma prison
clothes and took hia place among the
reet of the prisoners. He expeete to
make a good priaoner and take fall
measure of the deductions in time for
good behavior.
Peanuts worked tha undoing of the
young banker, according to the evi
dence at the trial in Hertford during
the past week. He waa Interested In
is corporation organised to hfndle a
[ large part of the peanut crop In North
Eastern North Carolina "Hie bottom
dropped out of the market srvi left
, him high snd dry. The shortage In
|TtS» bsnk amounted to more than
*100,000. It* business was taken over
! by another bank without I oat to de
I positors.
EDITOR CRTS IN BAD
An Oklahoma editor lust about to
' cn to press "pied" a couple of articles,
ne concerning a public sale, and the
■ ther a write-up of a wedding. He
, uaked tha office devil to get the two
articles together—and he did—hut
here is how he put the two together,
nnd th«* mixture waa not known to the
editor until an angry preacher and the
motlv r of the bode appeared on the
KCAni:
"William Smith and Miaa Lucy
Anderson were disposed of at public
auction at my barn one mile east of a
beautiful cluster of roses on her
, hreast and two whito calves before a
background of farm implements too
numerous to mention in the presence
of about seventy p»*ets including two
milk cows, six mules, snd one boh
■led. Rev. Jackson tied the nuptial
knot with 200 fe.*t of hay rope and the
bridal couple !<-.'* on one John Deere
Kang plow for an extended trip with
terms to suit purchaser. They will be
; at home to their friend* with one good
: baby buggy and a few kitchen utensils
after too months from date of sale
to responsible parties and some 50
chickens."— Upshaw (Tex.) County
: Echo
All that Ireland m«M to UM old
4mju «m i Into. AmI il ate anil
now la km •< '«■.
A.
Southern Railway
System
Greatly Reduced Round Trip Fares
— For —
SUMMER SEASON, 1922
Take Your Chotco
Wwk-rnd fares, Sunday excursion far**. Summer excursion fares,
Special excursion fares to Atlantic City and Niagara Pan*
Atlantic City and OU>«r Jtrwy
Date* tale ria Son. A PRE
June 28th. July It, August lit
and 15th.
Data tale via Sou. 4 B40
July 0th, 12th and 26th, Aufuat
9th and 29rd.
Niagara Fall* rla waaMagtan
•r Philadelphia
Dataa uk ria Sou. A BAO
June 29th, July 18th and 27th,
Augunt 10th and 24th.
Date aale via Sou. PUR July
5th and 19th, Aufuat 2nd and
16th and .10th.
Ticket* food for utop-ovm on return trip at WMhlnfton-Muimoii
Buffalo and Philadelphia
Week-End Excursion Fares
On a#l« Friday nights, Saturday and Sunday moraines to Seashore
Reaorta and Western North Carolina JUaorta.
Ticket* good until following Monday and Tuesday (Exo-ption
i irk eta to Waatern North Carolina told Saturday and Sunday morn
ing. good return uatil following Molte.
Sunday Excursion Fares
— To —
Norfolk, Wilmington and
Morehead City
Theae ticket* are on aalr Saturday nighta and Sunday aMtrnings
from Salisbury. High Point, Winaton-Salem, Greensboro, Durham,
Raleigh, Princeton and all intermediate stations. Good returning
Sunday night. Not good in sleeping or Parlor ears.
SPEND SUNDAY AT THE SEASHORE
Summer Excursion Fares
To All Resorts
Mountain*, Springs and Seaabors.
Tickata on saJc daily, final limit October Slat, li>22.
Stop-over* permitted in both directiona.
Through Pullman Sleaping Can to All Important Pbmu
Excellent Service—Courtesy—Convenient Schedules.
Write for Beautiful Southern Railway Summer Reeort Booklet and
Other Literature.
For Further Information Call on Southern Railway Ticket Agents or
Addreaa t tfc.
R. H. GRAHAM, Division - Passenger Agent,
207 West Trade Street Charlotte, N. C.
TICKETS GOOD POR 18 DAYS
Statement of THE BANK OF MT. AIRY, rr rJiTL ».«
0. C. Welch, V.-Pree. Wm' J' Byerly' ^
E. M. Linrille, Vic®-Pre#. ^ P- SPARGER, Cashier.
W. W. Christian, Asst. Cashier.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discount* $929,102.88
Overdrafts, J™)"®.
Liberty Bonds, . 32,945.46
All other bonas 16,588.83
Banking house, furniture aud fixtures, 19,568.18
War Saving Stamps, 1,015.00
Cash on hand and due from banks, 117,870.45
TOTAL $1,116,590.24
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock . $100,000.00
Surplus fund 76,000.00
Undivided Profits, 15,086.96
Unearned discount • • 12,194.71
Accrued interest due depositors 12,778.97
Dividends unpaid, 80.00
War Finance Corporation advance, 90,000.00
Deposits, 810,854.60
TOTAL, $1,116,590.24
I. P. P. Sparger. Cuhier of
4o solemnly swear that the abort
the beet of my knowledge and b« Uef.
F.P.8PABO>B.
li Ira* I*
Subscribed and sworn to before me this the
the 5th day of July, 1922. W. L. Dunman,
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest:
W. J. Byerly. A. V. West
F. M. Poore, G. G. Welch, Directors.
a Scott, wffS. T- J Smithwick'W Sydnor'F' *•Poore.w- J- Byerly, A. V. W«t,J. D. Sargent, H. L. Stone, I. W. Bnte.a.
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EFFICIENCY
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SERVICE
CO-OPERATION
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