Will Open
Craven Old Stand
*V'«
.,ii
Blue Ridge Hotel Building
MEATS of the highest qoali
at Fuller * Hutchens. Vl4c
IT WILL PAT TOU in dime* and dot
larh to buy clothe* at Stmmooi
Clothin« Co. tf<
WANTED—fifteen boshrls of onion
■ett. prefer Multiply, Hill or Ptote
to onions, advise price and when
iKvr
FOR KENT—My houae on Cherry ft
Mr*. Sank Spaugh; fom—ion fir
en Sept. let. tie.
WANTBB-Studanto to work in of
fice while taking bunnwi eAine
Tuition paid from pwMBtMd |oei
tion after graduation. Edward*
mm collet*... Winston Salem, N.
C. »ltf
FROTBCT YOUR HEALTH by eat
ins Fuller A Hutchen* meat. Com
in and take a look. *-14c
BUT A GOOD HOME—We will tell
the Dr. Mooreflald
it Saturday, Sent. 11th. Look
Linrille A Balt tfc
BRICK for *afe—lOawilde Eriek
Work*. Mt. Airy, Bowto ». tfc
__
DO TOU want a good home? Attand
i of Dr.
street, SmL 11th, 2 P. M.
ta. UbtUJ*A BalL tie
BEFORE BUYING aaa 81—w* Cto.
Co. Valna first oar motto. tfc
1 AM BACK in tho
lis and will aell you steak at SO
Roast It and stew 10 canto per
_■ _ i 26 cento. Weald
• like to se* you at my old stand. J. C.
■ftrtamri TV-l I
pounci JrOrm
>teto_see you
V TOUB
▼EOBTi
Mi «•
f. «. Aehbura1* Troek Farm, flip
JUST RECEIVED "a"new stock from
Kirshhaum, the kind thai laat Iomi
and looks bettor. Simmona qSTco.
Tke Bettor Clothea. 3
-•o rant a store room suit
able for a retail grocerr or a gentle
len's fumiahing store, or purchasi
■ established grocery store. Repli
L S. ear* "The Mount ^hy New*''
DR. MOORBFtBLD house on Reek,
lord street will be sold at auction
ttWm for
Ui. A
Ltorflk
tfc
HUDSON SUPER SIX for «Ue oi
trad* far amaDer ear. W. L8j*
FOR 8ALE_—Elgin «. In gaod eo.idr
frteodi
IW SALE-Tm mm
Am tobaaM land, I
Ifkt Mil wtimTM
'MMi Is tmmmm for Ifli
Si* mile*
mile from mm of tha I
in tha
4i, High
FOB BKNT—Poor ntce mors in Pan
Mr Street in the 8. M. Hal* forawi
Home plaea. AO wawrieiwi. 8. M
fife , Mi
on Franklin »traet.H. Schafar. M|
WE KNOW OUR MEATS an nwl
Bat than
Oar nua*anr« know It
m manjr people who have narar girar
m a trial. Thay an tha onaa wht
don't know oar Mati an M good
Fuller A Hutchana. ' M*
WANTED TO BENT—Uaad Piano it
fint clnaa condition; or will buy ii
a bargain. Phono New* Office Ita
THE KIND OP MEATS yon lib
when you want them at Foliar 4
Hutchens. 9-14<
FOB BENT—10 room mo<win~ ta"
proved hooaa, on Cherry atreet. Oct
lat. J. C. Hollingswcrth. lu
JUST ABBIYED-400 mm carbUk
frr ligfrHiy ylanta and Trildlm par
Maaa. at # Mak par cm On mIi
at HatdMr Hdw. C*. M. T. McKaigfct
Wood lm, CoMland. N. C.. W. E
North Caro
to ha m pod aa tha
tfc
WANTED—To contract th* sawini
of (00,000 foot of tiabtr. At onct
Foy Lumber and Mfg. Co. tf<
FOR SALE—Fiv* room house, 1 uA
land, good (ardtn, fruit tract mk
garage, next to Teak school. Flat
Rock. Apply Mr*. Eocene Motaingei
at the hog—. M61
FOR BALE—Two year old regiaterac
HoUtein Bull. Price |7B.OO. «. A
Epperson. 11m Hollow, Va. 8-21|
FOR RENT—S room cottage on Wil
•on (tract. Water and Light*. Dr
C. A. Baird. »-14<
FOR RENT—« room houae on Hmei
Ave. Apply to Mrm. D. S. Hodge. !t<
HUDSON SUPER SIX for aale oi
trade for smaller ear. W. L. 8yd
nor M4«
KEEP on telling
keep on selling them. Pallor d
Hutchens. 9-14c
HUDSON SUPER SIX for aale o>
trade for smaller car. W. L.
at
FOR RENT—One eight room how
or Franklin ntroet.ll. Schafer. 0-S|
KEEP IN MIND the Allrad aale ol
city lots en Cherry street. Sale will
be held oil Saturday, Sept. ttth. tfc
WILL 8ELL OE TRADE- IMt I
el Oldaasobfle touring car, di
about 6000 milea. Pint claaa con
trade for smaller car
mr ^ . _
how and lot, or will aaB. Apply J
; M. Ward lltw. Poplar street. t-8|
NOTICE
, North Carolina, Surry County, Mt
Airy Townahip.
lira. Will Worth ra. Ernest Make
| Notice of summons and Warrant ol
Attachment.
The defendant in the above actior
wiB take notice that a mmmnns fa
the above entitled action waa
•gainst the defendant oa the 18th daj
of August, IMS. by T. B. McCargo, i
Justice of the Pssce of Surry County
North
Carolina, which
igj _ _
Airy jjyyb fa
tS»e defendant will also take notio
that a warrant of attachment wai
isoaad by the said justice aa Ilia lttl
returnable before said Jvatfaa, at kfa
office In Mount Airy T»
said county on the St day
her. 1#28.
iaaued by the said justice on the lttl
day of Aogaot. 1928. against the pro
perty of the said defendant, wild
warrant is returnable bafooa the sak
Justice, at the ttaae and pfa
Med for the nstarn of the i
whoa and where the
ML JL
Mn. M. X BoMmt, widow of I
tor Booker. Sr. iM at the horn* of
her ton Foster Boaktr, Jr. Mi Airy,
at • o'clock A. K. Aug. SOtk
At the age of ah* joined tin
tomtd away without
M In inter* were tlnjn wclcom* a: d
e# fam
Uy worship conducted bv thn* rhrit.
tian guests. She IWed the lite pictttr
ad for the true christian tti the heati
Sha kad no foe. It has bean
d truly that no <ne in any
walk of lifa from tho highest socially
to tha lowaat of thia claaa kad aught
to say of her hut praise.
Sfra. Booker was the third wife of
Fo renter Booker, Sr., who was one of
the moat conapicuoMa characters of
'•irk righteousness and consistent
moral* in Surry county. Ha eras a
nromoter of schools, a teacher, fhe
chairman of the Coanty Cammiaiion
| ~r* which office he held at the time of
his death. eH was a faithful Mason
and master of his lodge.
Mm. Booker* is survived W] apven
children; Granville Booker. Kunaynidr
V*., Mr*. Sarah V. Wright, Branaon,
Mo.. Mr* W. D. Haynea, Mt Airy,
Mr*. Alice Wolfe. Greensboro, ami
Mr*. L. M. Fouet, Greensboro, Fores
ter Booker, Jr., Mt Airy, and Carrie
1 Booker Atlanta, Ga.
Mr*. Booker ml a young girl dur
ing the sii hetwaea the statoe and
had to reap the hardakipa of the re
on*trurti«m period, which aha never
'. rgot. Whan ihs V 8 eatorod the
mrld war aha Joined the Bad Craaa
worker* and hirami one of Ha Mat
MKceaafol knitter* of socks, aw eaten
He. ,
Har daughter, Carrie Beaker, was
called into service of the overseas edu
cational department hot the signing of
i the Amiatiee prsvsntad har aailiag;
whan the call came far the IS year
'old hoys aha had two giaadasai who
went into training. Thomas Bsaksr
i and William Haynea.
Whan the ISth Amendment was
paaaad aha went early la the polla and
cast har vate. Since than aha has been
actively in terse tad hi polities of im
mediate concern eating each tiasa lor
the beat exponent af right and jaaticr
in har county repraeeatatleee.
Mrs. Beoke»*s Ufa waa one af self
sacrifice. first to har awn mother aad
invalid father, har husband aad child
ren, her grandehfldiaa. aad ta all who
needed aid. She walked aad talked
with God aad as a result walked a
Godly walk.
fla funeral servieee wan conducted
at the hosaa by Elder J. D. Vaaa, har
former pastor. Bevs. D Vaaee Price
aad Eugene Olive aasiatiag. She was
laid to raat Friday afternoon la the
cemetery at Mt. Airy In the Booker
; family tot
The funeral serrk.ee ware in keep
ing with har faith and the talk by Eld
er J. D. Vaaa was a source of com
fort aad joy to the family.
Her last resting place waa ^ scene
of flowers which were the expressions
> and frienda from far aad near,
[j With the paaaiag af Mra. Booker the
faaiBy haa loot frr a time the'r beat
i friend, the community a loral aad
I faithful cKisan bat heaven har gained
1 a saint.
9 Contributed
/Miaasa Fraaeas Fay. Myrtle Dob
VTinoMi tHil
msak for OfaaaAne la iMad ashaol
l at Q. C. C. W.
TOKLIO WAS ALWAYS IN
PEAK Of CATASTKOrtU
Atlanta, Sept. 3.—Tohto. Japai^
picturesque cafrital, and Ma UOMM
ritisen* lived constantly in faar at a
<11niter which would mm couplet*
daatrurtion. acteidiug to Dr. J. C. C.
Nawtnn. who nfmsd to Atlanta two
montha a*o after having aaread M
year* aa a ralxlonary in tha vicinity
of tha city, moat of which now ia
■ unokinit heap of raina aa a resuit
if tha earthquake of Satwday.
"Just lika tha Tokio citiaana, I had
I a fvaline that sock a disaster waa
com in® noma day," said Dr. Naw
ton today. "Tha Tokio paopla never
railed to believe In tha aid aiyth,
' which w*» that a ffiant ft»h under tha,
pity some day would bring about M(
'»«tniction.
"Whan w* laft Japan recently, Ta
li oi, lad by Mayor Goto and hia cabi
net. w«* preparing to float bond* and
Inunch million* of dollar* worth of
municipal imporvement* An eitfin^
erinr expert from Wachington waa
o-operating with city authorities, and
|' rttrr streets, a batter water supply,
mproved sanitation and plana to at
tain protection from inundation war*
-oing forward.
-A rrrvr runa throurh the center
>f the city, nukint the aituation mil
"he more dangerous. Tokio coven an
miMiMf are*. The congestion la ter
rible. and -the traffic queatlon fare
'he authoritlea world* of trouble.
"The part of the city whan go»era
lent headquarter* were located was
utrictly modern, witk wide paved
treet* am! handaome buildinga- Oat
•Idathli lone the atreeta, aa a rale.
1 always fait safe there, hot not la
Tokie.
"A akyacraper in Japan," ho re
marked, "■Sana a building fear or
five atoriaa high. AM thla Is tea
high. In a country that la conatantiy
la ta|«r of an earthquake, Mm Deo
/Both bridt and graaw kin been
fin ployed by the North Carolina Gran
ite Corporation. Mr. Hohncs la an
EnfllahMn and Ik* wall connected in
tka Mother country, th# bride ia an
attractive young woman of Scotch
which was beautifully dmrttcd for
th# occasion and hart elaborate re
freshment* wera aeread.
In tha nuptial* and tacaption vara
Mended quaint Rnfflieh and Scotch
ruiitoaaa which were aaw to May at
the raaata.
The happy couple left Tharaday to
■pend a brief honeymoon ia citiaa of
After
Every
Meal
/
gOOdttUMF
fCIU4IUMr
Mm af Tnwtw'i Mt af Land
Mf vMm of authority trntod in ma
in a carta in deed of truat executed tha
7th day of March 1»1« la tha under
atoned truataa by W. L Cfcflton and
w&» Snaay Chiltan far Mm Bank d
Mount Airy to teeth* an
£,T-'"" —"
•SrtjiWS Sffl
boon made in the paywant ai
.jU tSarin aecured and at tha
■t af tha holder. I will *eU Cat
tfUmteafiS
Airy, Mount Airy, M. C, om
lay. October *th. 1
at ewe e'cieck. P. M.
tha following
ma and
adjoining
__ an.
n a lane cheatnut
Graay old comer, now
le following real aetata «o wit:
Lying and being in Surry Cooutj
id a&Mng the Taada of feck Law.
in and W. A Snoddy and beginning
I a large cheatnut known aa tha
raay old comer, now Bock Lawaona
il chaim to a lucaat tree north M
chaina to the Mt. Harmon toad; thence
with said road to Smith Franc'a cor
ner; thence auuth with Jeaeup'* Una
M chaina to a cheatnut; thence E. 6S*
chaina to Jeaaapa corner; thenca
with Hollmgawnrth'a line 9 1-1
ihaiha to the beginnM? containing M
2nd. tract. Adjoining the tanda al
W. A. Snoddy and Buck Lawaon and
other* and beginning on a locuet. W
*t. Olilton'a corner; thence waat tc
the ridge road. W. H. Lawaona line
to a a take in the old Jackaen riflga
mad; thence with aaid road aa it
meander* in a nort^-oat direction t«
W. I. Chilton1* line to a atake in, sak
road; thenca with W. I. Chilton'* lina
aouth to the begtominfr. containing PI
sera* more or leaa.
Sale made to aatiafy an indebted
neaa af 1*38.70, principal, intereat and
coat of n*le to a<i<i
Thie the 4th day of Sept. 1*2*.
J. H. KOLGEK. Traatoe.