I FULLER A HUTCHKNS wUl be glad
m aeaiating you to aalaat a ale*
out 8-17c.
Dont apoil your braakfaat with touch
m«at*. Kr>t FuIUr A Hutchen'a
•Ml tmiU. 8-17c.
For Bale A Dairy Swing churn,
jrlaaa (id* permit* operator to aaa
butter famine. Mr*. W. T. Wwwli,
phone 18. 8-Slc.
FOB RENT—My bona* oa Cherry at
Mr*. Sarah Spaayh; paaaaaaian giv
en Sept. lit. Wa.
FOB SALE—Tin eana any aiaa. Lov
U1 Dix Co. 8-26c
CRICK (or aale—MlewiMe Crick
VMi. Mt Airy, Route t tfe
61VI |roqr_rhaaea Eaep
table. TimM* °" *tf
W ANTED, Rye. Lovtiie Dix Co. 8 26c
FARMERS- Let ua figure with you
on your tobacco flue*. Pay caah and
•are money on them. Holcomb A
8-17e.
FOB SALE—A team of horaea or
trill trade for Ford touring car, or
truck. Horaea arc Juat alx yeara old.
Gentle and arill work anywhere. T.
J. Folger, Dobaon, N. C. 8-t4c
WANTED. Bye. Lorillo Dix Co. t-26c
JUST ARRIVED—400 cana carbide
for lighting plant* and welding pur
paaas, at |6 caah per eaa. On aale
at Hatcher Hdw. Co, M. T. McKnight,
Wood Broa., Copeland, N. C, W. E.
Re id, Dobaon; afao at my hoaaa, *The
Franklin Pan." J. Luther Wood
diatributor tor Weatern North Can
can guaranteed to be aa jcood aa the
beat. tfe.
IP TOUR Piano needs tuning phone
100 Cartor-Walker Puritan Co. tft
FRESH VEGETABLB —Vafetablaa
W>in< to hoasea, frsah.Phone MS
T. S. Aahbvrat Track Paxm. 9-31 p
TWINE for tobacco, beat quality, low
plica. Holcomb A Midkiff. i-17c
"WE, Puller * Hutches, arc abaoluto
ly going to Mil tome nice meaU.
Drop in at the Rale 8-17c.
rent a store room suit
able for a retail grocer:' or a gentle
men's furnishing store, or purchase
an established grocery store. Rsply
H. S. care "The Mount Airy News'5.
9-8p
PULLETS FOR SALE-R. I. Reds,
pure bre! pullets, 12 weeks old—
$1.25 each—C. W. Dickey, Wytheville,
Va. 28-80 p
FOR SALE—Ten acre tract of fine
fine tobacco land, located in the
light soil section of Randolph county,
which is famous for Its fine tobacco.
Six miles from High Point and one
mile from one of the best high schools
in the state. Address, Owner, Box
45, High Point, N. C. 9-7c
FOR RENT -Fmir nice moou in Pen
der Street in the S. M. Hale former
home plarr. All conveniences. S. M.
Hale. tfc
FARM WANTED- Wanted to hoar
'rom owner of farm or good unim
proved land for sale, this vicinity. L.
Jones, Box 889 Olnoy, HI. 8-2Sp
BELGIUM .rabbit? for sale. See Rus
sell Hlnes on Lebanon Rt. 2tp
FOR SALE—Tin cans nny sise. Lov
ill Dix Oa. 8-25c
NOT IMAGINATIVE, b
UNDEVELOPED WEA1
Browers Spring* mineral wal
k>ns par day and night would ao
It will cone by gravitation—who i
deserved? Three-fourths of trte
drinking purposes, both summer
creased the use of the watar woi
livarad to Uh families daily, fresl
gallon and leave a hsadsosse pro!
One day's flow of wata^ 1,400 |
One month's flow of watar, Ttl
One year's flaw of water, Mil
(J
cot In^or j*at^
Mid Mt dowa tn the back Mat of the
IThwr, flr»t, of nwm, nil ling all
■ettlin* dawn far a brief and iiwr
Into a field of
TR
plate. Gu and the mate ara
at pfMMt
TMa la tha third tfcaa that On*
Milter haa injared ■—ialhla« with aa
automobile In tha teat three man tha.
Tha firat time ha damollahed a oar
driven by Mike MeKeithan. of Raa
ford; and tha aecimd time ha hacked
»«et a half daaan *. f. D. boaee at
Montroae.—Monroe Journal. t
An unusual accident occurred at
Spindale when a duaky " aon of Ham"
who waa In a cafe and wanted to board
, a track ran Into the road and In the
meantime ran Into a Ford ear, tearing
off tha raar left fender, damaging tha
doom and atda some. We M not
learn how much hia head waa damag
ed He told Mr. Hubert Hodge that
he would pay tha damagaa, which waa
about M.M. Thla la tha fhwt acci
dent that we have heard where a man
afoot damaged a Ford.—Rutherford
ton Son.
NOTICE
North Carolina, Surry County, Mt.
Airy Townahip.
lira. Will worth va. Ernest Mabe.
Notice of summon* and Warrant of
Attachment.
. The defendant in the above action
will take notice that a summon* In
the above entitled action waa iaaued
Tiinst the defendant on the 18th day
Auguat, 1923, by T. B. McCargo. a
justice of the Peace of Surry County,
North Carolina, which summons is
returnable before said justice, at hia
office in Mount Airy Township in
said county on the 22 day of Septem
ber. 1928.
The defendant will also take notice
that a warrant of attachment was
isaued by the aaid Justice on the ISth
day of Auguat, 1928, against the pro
perty of the said defendant, which
warrant ia returnable Kefore the said
justice, at the time and place above
named for the return of the summons,
when and where the defendant la re
quired to appear and anawer or demur
to the complaint, ot the relief demand
ed will be granted.
TT»ia 21 day of August. 19*53.
T. B. McCargo,
Justice of the Peace.
Or. W. M. tlollir«sw«rli'
DENTIST
Mount Airy, N. C.
FOR SALE—Tin can* any iiM. Lov
itl Dix Co. ft-25c
CUMMER GOLDS
The vaqpftn* night apf
VI SIM
JtalWW
WANTED, Rye. I.oville Dix Co. B-2-V
FOR KENT—5 mum house with bath
etc. on Calloway street, nnar Main
Rental $17.M). Apply to W. W.
Burke. ltc
CUT FLOw MS
For Alt
OCCASIONS
MI. AIRY DRUG CO.
Ag«ocy For Suttou
Jt
.TH
•r pouring into the city, 2,400 gal
■an health, wealth and proeperity.
ill bring it •ad reap the rich reward
familiee would nee the water for
»nd winter. A» the population in
Id incraaae. The water can be de
i from the Springe at ten cent* per
I
It Let u« eee—ftguree dont Ua:
ralloa*, at 10e, | >40.00
•0 fallooa, at 10c, 7^00.00
00 fallona, at 10c, M,400.00
»
ar«i; thay u; miMm through,"
IM mM.
"Oh, th«y'U lat fm through" m>
: that'* dntaf tha worrying. fw gat
I •ouMlhlng »n«| with MJ ajraa AM
«'• «*• ran *iaca mf ImH iwm
] mm » tain. 1 awnWnt ga thm.
' bwiuat at tha war. bat I got togathar
«N|ti va*r to Md Mr o*«r "
•Uld Hw 4a walir
"Bur*, ak« wntaa M ma wary waah
! about tha ina plaea aba'a gal aa fara
lad; la a fartory. Mai got a Blew
Itttla homa togathar. Bat thay may
' aat lat a»a through."
[ "Thajrli lat yno rhrattgh. a atrong
j fallow Ilka you," aald tha aldar man.
"I don't know. Taa aaa, I got hit
ta tha (wad with a piacv of ahall and
| I feavr ata now and rfcaa Tha ably
I ataward, lia aaw ma ta im of tham."
"Ma won't tall nahady bar»," aald
| Abraiuawitm. Tau'ra all right Mr.
[ Bfianim "
Tkoy both waited Hprl; aiming the
■Towft of Immlgraata They had kM
k il — " — f I ., n m A • k
oiwniva, qimmioqra, inRjivi ip»i, in»*ir
padlgri na UkM, and mom the crimp
wae-waltlng far the Anal dertaloa.
"If they (ImI I at M through ta
aaa nj Rvnnla and hta wife It'll ha my
daath." aald At.raraowlt* "I aatcd
up all theae jrnn ta rejota tha falka
; I* tlila Mc rouatry Bat thry will
I at ma through, won't they? Thejr rait
thla tha land of hope and glory
They wouldn't keep back an old tna»
fmro aeeiag hta ana and bla aan'a wtfa
and tha kladarer
"Oh, a or* they'll I at you through.
Mr. Abramowlta," anewered fthaplro.
'Ifa iac that ahauld da Hie worry
lag. with my flta Ifd ha werar far
aaa than for ram, if I cvaldat aaa my
Beaaia. 1 d«>a't know what rd do. with
Baaala aavlng up aad making a horoa
far me-"
"Ok. they'll let yaa through. Mr.
■haplra," aald Abramowlta.
Tharo *M a attr amnnc tha llttla
group Hobwom waa ahoutlng ta thaa
(a hkw« forward. Oraeptng thalr
handle*. they began la poeti forward
la tfngle Ilia toward tha tahla what*
•at aa offlrer la the uniform of tha
United Rtataa aerrlra. Bai-h of that
tittle grwup with everything ta tha
world at otaka, paled aad trembled
M that ha atoad awaiting tha »er
did Each oa« of them had beaa held
back for aometblag that had not been
explained to him.
Thla waa parhape oaa of tha world'a
tfagadlaa: Their frtaada wlvaa, chll
drao. pareata wara aa nrar-aad yet,
a and of tha head, aad they would ha
boat I ad bark arroaa thooaaada at
■Oaa af aalt water, ami kaadaada at
■Oaa af load.
Abramowlta who uadorataod Bar
llak batter thaa Rhaptro. waa aadr tha
table. Be heard tha ndlcer apeaktng
la a law tona ta aaather. aad far a
menu at be raofht bla breath. Thaa
ha atood bark healde bla fMead
Two by two tha laimlgmata died
up and received their eerdlrta, depart -
lag either with Jovfol faree or with
loaka of deapalr.
At laat Abramowlta aad fthaplro
found tbeiuaalvra la front of the table
together. The ofllrer read trtfH) a
paper:
-Aorumowiia—you re • ammen sua
piru you'll h*v« to be aent bark on
account of epilepsy Nut!"
Sliiy^ro was reeling antler rhe hlow.
Kor an infant the Httcntlon «t the
attendants war dMracted hv
tutor Before the two men two pna
*ag<-« "Trended- one to the liberty
of America. ana to the hopelo«aneae
AT thai Toy u ire back to Km rope.
Abramowlti cungtit Khuplro's ami
*T.leten. uiy fr'enil. < knew they'd
send yeu hack. I lieiin! that ship
»te» ard telling the ship's doctor ]
ct nnff'1 passports last n'glit. Ton gn
through aa UrWMWtti, HI r. hscti
to the ahlp. Quick. don't hesitate a
moment tWw got a wife naltlnc
for you and Tve only got a *on YotVr*
a younger iruin than me Tliln I* the
land for youth. They call It the land
of hope and glory."
Mountain ef Death.
In Mongolia 1* a mountain where all
wild animal* perish such aa wolyea.
eagles, goats. Men would die aian
If tliey did not go <>n horseback. The
natives say a had rlrmoo Inhabit* It.
There I* • sdentlllc explanation say*
Dr. * Ferdinand Oaaendowakl. scientist
"and traveler. It la the southern edge
of the coal depoalta which originate
carbonic add and swamp gases. The
earth hrtathm out carbonic add gas
through holaa la the mountain aid*.
The gas ding* to the earth la a layer
about two feet thick. Bwtei of
Lod< Tracy's story of the caatawnjra
aa "1M»* Island." will recall the
crater there fall of daad gaata aad
thai 1 why'it la ho Mr<
^ tlb,
i III II nil " iliiViiMiliiltilM'itliil
URUQUAYAR "GAUCHO" GORE
"cvoUTm" a* tho iMfieu aouth
wwt, or tbo "tmiww" typa of the
Mexican agricultural ft—, Naturally
he than became the Many of tho In
diana, ■ man of paaea withal, though a
aomewhat turbulent paaca. forerunnar
nf tho great modern agrlculturlat.
la tfei* evolutionary ataga, In tba
middle of the laat '-entury, the Argen
tln» •gaucho.'* with hia rbaracterlatle
|.on< bo, i<«« hoota tight panta. long
hair iM hark about lb* baad. hia bar
chief at bla neck. and Ma high, aaiiw
brimmed hat. trat a liartiarlr uota of
color to tbo forroatloo of tba rural at*
mcnta of tba etnbrjnalr nation. Sub
jecting hlmnelf t* «a|a aonrlco on tha
great aatatea, h» ram* to bo .Ivlllaed.
and being m>. ba arrived gradually at
tha extinction which clvlltaatloa etrecta
far all outatandlag Indlvlriuallatle
t*paa.
Craacant Waa Chrlatlan Onaa.
The national emblem of tba Turin
la tha craaceot. Their organlr-atlo* far
aiding tbalr woumlfd la called "Tba
ltM Craacant." I nder thr rreacont
they fought tba aoldlara of tha craaa.
Tat craacant aa wall aa croaa wan raal
If • Chrtatlaa emblem. Kor tba crae
ccnt waa Brat umkI by tba primitive
r'hrtatlan* of Conatantlnflfde aa an aaa
hlem of tha growing power of <"hrla
tlanlty It waa not until about tha
year 14V!. after tha Turku had rap
tured Conatiintlnopla that they adopt
ad tha '.rootat aa tMr national a»
hlam. Tha reason why ha* never bean
aattafu I flly explained. The ciew'at
la eaatntlally a armhol. and yat tba
Koran fo«t>tda tha naa of all ayrobol*
or Imarea in tha religion* caramonlaa
of the Turk* The ore* ant la naad.
however, and nona aaani to object, or
racatl Ita Chrlatlan origin and ilgatft
cance
Sign* of Trouble.
A Montana Ore luarabal H*t» tho fot
lowing a* «ure eigne that aom>'tMng
unpleasant I* goin* to happen to y«io:
"A crack In your chimney l« a «ura
■lrn that you are golo,: to move, if you
dream of ameUIng «moke, It I* h aim
■yon are a*h«ep nod had better wake
op. To *ee a paperhanirer pn|N>rlpg
over • flue-hole Indicate* an lmtM>ndlng
low. It la had lurk to look Into a dark
rioeet with a match. If you can sea
your (shadow frutu aa oil liun;> ■ hlle
Ailing ii gnaollne atove It indl<-*tew a
crowd of pome coming to your how».
When the wind noMi, It la extremely
had luck to liurr> traali nenr the houac.
If you amell *** or gasoline and look
tor It with a light It foretell* that yoo
are about to atart on a Ions Journey.
Even If your houw and furniture are
'corered by Inaurence,' It I* extremely
unlucky to have them hum on Friday
the nth."
Rockefeller Fourjatlsn.
The Kockefelltr Koundatlca, i '*
dowed by John D. Rockefeller wl
more than 100 million loiter.. wl
given a r ha iter by the etat, «f Jttw
Tork In 191S. It# |' ii,n>ae la "to pr
mote the well-being and advance the
rtvllt-jitum of the people of the Unit
ed fate* and Ita territories and poe
aeaaiona. and of foreign landt. In the
acqnlaMon and dleeemlnatlon of
knowledge, la the preeeatlefl of aaffer
tag. and In the promotion of any aad
all Hi* el entente of human pmfreea."
™ w^pe re^B ■
"DM yea erer have any exciting m
pen«aeaar
"Aboat twenty yearn a#B," aald the
leave a a eat era tewti by a aotorleua
lau |M mb who dtdat like the rat
of ay <Mhaa."
"Am yea are agll) all re. I ea»iai
pa*
BEOS OF OTHER GENEFUTIONI
aMe Thaw CanaNaa ef Taday.
A truth law of Nature laqaliaa
rbat wa spend nearly a third of oar
Htm a< Inaenalhle raat. aad It la •
normal coaaeqneaca that wa should
haw Imoni lofinolaeeura of that piaea
of furniture which comforts or annoys
•lecp—our bed*. retaarka the Kaaaaa
Hty Htar.
Hundreda of generatlona have haaa
before mir time. aad all of thMf «>unt
laaa people slumbered na we d<>; not.
haaiaiai. apoa has aprtng* aad hair
reattreeaea The anctevta alapt gpM
aktna thrown ui»m tha ground I<ater,
palleta at* lonaa niahaa. haatliar. ar
atraw wn» ronalderad • groat h»
proveawat. oattl tha Romans rlmugfct
nf liofnar feather*. aad tha nppar
claaeee placed tha cuehloaa upoa
, which had haaa In nee alaa
among the Kgyptlans aad later Or*aha
Tha heda nf Franca of tha Baraa
teenth century wara anmptuous -rea
tlona and Way ad an Important part la
aortal affairs. It waa tha cuatom that
a hrlde. -«n the da; following liar mar
riage, ahould ratlra ta her had aad
welcome th<- vial torn who oama to pajr
their reapecta. Again on tha third day
• lady of high rank would recline npoa
her conch and re<»lve all tha court. A
widow of thla period alao kept to her
bed for aeveral daya after tha death
et her huabaad, aad frleoda off act ng
•vmiwfhr called npon her there
Farms
For Sole
piiatd for the prod actios 4
cotton, tobacco,, bfriaa.. mad
peaches. Lm eomty ta .wtm
th« center of the State, and m
community in the State has bet'
tor school*, roads and railroad
facilities. .Com* and. inreatt
cate • K';JL ' M4i
M. C. Reeves,
Sanford, N. C.
tikiiiiflftrn Railway
juuuki II naiiifdj
Popular Excursion
To Washington, D.C.*
FRIDAY, AUGUST St, IMS
Ro'ind Trip Fart
From Mt. Airy, N. C.
$11.00
Utn
Greensboro, 10:90 p. m. LM
Arriv. Washington 7:» A. *
Id
A ran opportunity to Ttoit ths No
tion'i Capital.
Tickets pod « days and I aigMa <a
Washington.
This ia a fine opportunity to speed
the week-end and Labor Day in tMe
beautiful city.
Ticket* good returning on all «•■
irular trains (except No. 17) op to aad
including train No. IS tearing Wash
ington. O. C. 9:36 P. M. September
4th. IKS.
Tickets good in day coaches ami
Pullman sleeping cars..
tlake your sleeping car i iserratioaa
early.
For detailed inforaution apply to
ticket agents or addrsas:
R. H. Graham,
Division Passenger Agent,
Charlottee, N. C.
W. W. Chrietiaa D. C Rector
CHRISTIAN AND RECTOR
ura Insurance ™
Southern Railway System
PASSENGER TRAFFIC SERVICE
Arrival and Departure of Passenger Trains
Mount Airy, N. C.
Effective 6:00 a.m., April 29th, 1923.
No.1 From
130 Mount Airy,
1 '51 Sanford ....
132 Mount Airy
133fWilmington .
To
j\Vilmington '."TV.
Mount Airy
Sanford •
Mount Airy
Arrive i
11:20am'
8:00pm
Lmt*
8:15am
2:50pm
Arrival and Departure of Passenger Trains
Greensboro, N. C.
K'om
w York-Washinft'tti...
Birmingham-Atlanta
Kfcw York W»<ihinjton ...
Richmond-Norfolk .......
Vew-York-Waahinjtton....
N w York We^.inirton. • •
Atlanta-Spartanburg
" inford, N. C
Mount Airy, N. C.
< ioldaboro-lUl* ifh
r,isrlottCTviIl» r>anTiUe .
X Orleans-Atlanta ..
' „neville-Wir«ton-8al«Tn
^'nminirton.Sanford ....
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hT» Vork-Wa»hinjrton...
W ti n*t*r-Charl»tt» ..
oiii t Airy-Rural Hall .
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;AtWtu-Birmighain....
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'Colombia-Aocusta. ... I
•Charlotte-Asheville
'Atlanta-New Orl< H
Atlanta-New Orleans
Waihineton. D. C.
Mount Airy. N. C. ..
1 Sanford-Wilmington
Winnton Salero-Asheville
rh»rlof ■ > - Waataiinater ..
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Atlanta-New Orteam ...
Danville. Va.
Sanford, N. C. ... .....
Richmond-Norfolk .A....
Wanhinr'on-New York
WasHinirton-Now York
Wa*hinf toa-Nrw York
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