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DENTIST MCUYT AIRY. N. C DR. JOHN L. A9HBY AMtuftcr* that Im m >MMkM wMk D». E R Hmgw tn Mm pnitfm of 4m~ OR. J. a HOGAN Sydnor & Sparger MOUNT AIRY. ft.C. t. m. wn—it. m. a RT.AWRBI 11. IJUMSIR; 1.1 i» raoNES: office, m CHj ROY C MITCHELL. M.D. 10 to 11 A. M., t to « Evenings ar.d Sundays by MIL. Nkl. ia Si Mert J. y, M. D. Dr. W. M. Hollii»*swwtti DENTIST Mount Airy, N. C. NOTICE By vutrue of authority vested In m to a eertain deed of trust executed by J. Floyd Hodges the 2.(rd day of Jaa_ ltt>, to secure an indebtedness oil $1,000 and recorded in the Register of Deeds oftce of Surry county, N. C., to book 85, pen 216, default having been made in the payment of the note therein secured, and at the reaneet of the holder I will sell for cash to the highest bidder at public a action in front of the Bank of Mount Airy, N. C., on t Saturday. Feb. S3. 1(24. at IF. M. the following described ">al Being a part of the tract of land bought by J. H. Owyn from Joe Mstim and Hosie Haynes (see deed book——, pan——) beginning at laleigh Owyn s corner on the Fancy dap road and running with his line north M deg. west 750 ft to a branch: thence north 1 deg. west 100 ft. to a stake on the west side of the said branch in Charlie Haynes line; thence oeuth M deg. east 750 ft. to the Fancy Gap road; thence with the west side of the said road 100 ft. to the begin Ale made to satisfy a debt «f SI #0 principal, interest snd cost of sale a add This Jan It, IW4. T. B. McCargo. Jr.. Trustee. THAT KNIFE-LIKE PAIN io (My Om of Nature's W ■I* of Wmk or Diaor«l«ra4 + Bate you a lame back aching day aad night? Do yea feel sharp patoa rftor steeping T An the kidneys sore? M their action irregular? Uaa Dean's by so many Meant Airy pee Mrs V M Marshall, 147 South Bt., Meant Airy says: "1 "know Dean's POts are a fine hid-ie/ mudtchw after wfiat they dM tor me I had so ma niwy in ay back that at ttoiss, . at gat eat to do my walk. II Mt. My ■■PA 1 Haaa's Fflh and it am. aad a fceM baiee to ewe me af aB UNtb. I haven* had any rd al*. m. at aB dealer . _ Cm., Mfrv Buffalo. M. T. Moont Airy 00 ttm 11th I9H4 at »aven tJur zsrvsas; tfam of thu lot* and aasoi $158.71 .153.71 .412.46 Rot. G. W. Williams 1. Z. Vaughn Mm. J. A. Hadley Blanche Reyaaifc, S. 0. Mar*hall William Galloway, J. W. Barker C. W. Da via W. G. Roberaon, Mr*. C. J. Lowry H. T. Hay-more, 8. N. Allred, W. B. Partridga, G. A Kittrall F. L. Smith, J. B. Sparger, Rockford atraot school pr R. f. Gravea, W. E. Merritt, Jr.. B. E. Herman J. H. Fulton, Mr*. T. G. Kinffsberry, ... Mis* Marv Jennie Creed, . C. D. Creed J. Z. Vaughn. Mrs. William Creed Robar Mrr A. E. Roberta, R. O. Marshall, ......... Rev. W. P. McCartar A. G. Bowman M. 8. Nichols J. W. Badgett W. R. Bowman. Rev. j. H. Fulghum W. S. Gantry S. P. Gravea P. H. Ha.vnes C. C. Crevellta* S. P. Gravea, I. B. Haynea Rev. E. C. Key I. G. Powell Mr*. Sallie Summer*. .... 1. H. Foliar. ... .♦ iuliu* EldrkUr S P. Gravaa Mr*. N. C. Marion R. P. Gravea — Willow Stiaat A M. Smith. W W. Burke. • SM.19 430.3# UIM 250 17 223.14 212.68 212.CS 153.79 177.38 B5.26 102.32 NERVOUS, RUN DOWN MOTHERS Wan Oat Cuw far CUUm mi BmSw> (!»•!•'ry MlUa. W. F. Carter, St.. ... K4i!*n Allrwi, 1. M. Hill ✓ Mr*. Julia Prathar, . Mr». J H PiWhar. . J. K. darker R L. Hayaiora, . 1 riftaa at iKlrnlU' wM la MM » • i. L. , _ I — ••/.El W W. B. Norman on tha 8th W. 1922 to >t $1,000.00 Mri woiMM tha rtflM «( ' Ml at pab lUnk **ti«r. in frr»n« o» tha »7 h-w^O.r •ttaatad m tha njijur of Main inJ franklin itrMto) in tha town of Mmwm Airy. at a h 14 da* •toka 8. J. Atkinai < 74 4m. B. 1 a. M !•*. K. 22* faat to a ataka, thane* 8. F4 dag. want to tha haffinnlnt eon imtn* »-4 mora or laaa ThU bain* ha praacnt homa plara of G. U Mathawa in SUoam. N. C-. Car rafar A Story of Success Haw Studebaker Cars became leaders 145,000 people last year paid $200,000,000 for them Ow t200.000.000 was last ywr ■pant for Studofcokor nxxUU. Now w« wish to ««pUin. to «1 •fco anMbtUrastod, the W» Ibend 9UOJBOO yearly to ma cWm all rariadl of crank shafts, &aa in Liberty Airplana Motors, la ths raaaoo for that perfect Maura, that ahaaaw of vibration. Wwtrjr Studebaker car ia Timken ■■wfanail. Tha Special-Six and tha K|4ki havs mora Tim ken bearing* than any car selling under tS.600 in America. Tha Lif ht-8ix more than aaty competitive car within $1,000 of its price. Open cars have real Studebaker has always led For 72 years the nam* Studvbaker has stood for quality and class. Studebaker equipages, in tha carriage days, held premier place. The White House owned them in tha days of Grant and Harrison. Now we make motor cars only. But the Stude baker name, in this mod em field, simply had ta maintain its prestige. • a e We had tha money, we had the incentive — we who now control. And our one ambition has been to maintain the Studebaker place. $90,000,000 assets behind us Studebaker assets are t*) 000.000. We have $50,000,000 in modern Learn why 145,162 bought Studebakers in 1923 Studebakers hold the top place in the fine car held today. In 1919, the public paid over 180,000,000 for 39.356 Studebaker cars. In 1920, the public paid over $100,000,000 for 51,474 Studebaker cars, an increase of 31% over 1919. In 1921, the public paid over $120,000,000 for 66,643 Studebaker care, an increase of 29% over 1920. In 1922, the public paid over $155,000,000 for 110,269 Studebaker can, an increase of 66% over 1921. * In 1923, the public paid over $201,000,000 for 145,162 Studebaker cmm, increase of 32% over 1922. In 1924, busineee has opened with Stude baker as never before. Learn why all these buyers preferred Studebakers. coal $25 mora pot car than imitation Wither. Our doaod car* have Chaaa Mohair uphol atary. Tlria ia mad* from tha aoft fleece of Angora goata. And a Sedan require* from IS / to it jrarde. •» Valour "for thia uphol atary would aatre ua if to $100 par car. Nota the finiah af erery Mirk die inlinili care. They add 25% to • labor east on luxunoua cloaad hodiea. Note the complatanaaa of our larger cloaad can. Tha nickel-plated N—a an, the extra diac wheab aad cord tiraa, tha atari tha Studahakar tfaa laatfw of quality oar*. Wehae* Not old plants r*-«dipt*d. W« haw spent $;j.OOO.OOO in now plant* ia five year*. Wa ha*e equipped than*, w.th 12,500 up-to-date machinca. Over $8,000,000 waa apant on drop forje plant* alone. Another $10,000, 000 on body planta, to maintain mm prestige ia coach building We battava that ao othar plant ia the Country ia aa wall aqaippad ta L I C H T . 8 I X ■■ «K.r. $ WSjM mm 1NUI II M III- 1 Tearing O-Paw.) 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