fir«t (Imt u_—,
or wfmMWi, wMl
■hill entrance and hath. Amtar
MA Rotkford street. It ifc
MATERNITY NURHE-Wken ta
of • — Urnlty mth call 117
M Mrm Howard Owinga I7t
It. CHy, \t-*V
Mw Ward aa
Wo*. U will latrndan a nw sup>
alement of tricks, illusions, pr»
MM, taata, and pussies, interesting
to every mrmbtr of the family It
will bo known aa "Rod Mafic'* and
will bo odUtd by Houdini, tko popular
Barepi Kin*. This in itself ia a guar
antor of ito worth. Another feature
will bo ono of the Gray Ghost series
by Arthur Somen Roche. entitled
"The Premiere
FOB BOARD and room hi prtent*
komr call phone 413. ll-23e
& C Shod* bland Ked4 and Dark
Corninh and Fit Game cockerels
for sale at $2.00 and 9&M. S. A.
McRnight, Mount Airy. Il-Zlp
GOOD rOR COOLIDGE—We ba«>
no Many clothes that neod to be
•aid now. As good as the best. Bet
ter than the rest. Nothing but bar
gains, Simmons Clothing Co.
WANTED—Girl or eldor woman to
cars for two children during the
day. Reference required. Apply to
<MO. H. Welch, Bannortown, Mount
Airy. N. C. Route 1. 2tp
MICE TURNIP GREENS for sale.
Phone T. S. Ashburn's truck farm.
No. 86. tfc
FOB HALF—A se*ea room hoase
with lane lot on Franklin Street.
Price 96,000. Write Mrs. U. L. Rob
hmm. Banford. N. &
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALS—On
aid Lowgap road ten miles from
Kownt Airy known *s the John Green
wood place, contains 183 seres, 40
of good bottom land. 10
dwelling, tenant kouse, good
torns, etc. see E. C. Fey, Mount Airy,
W. C.^ ll-lie
FOR 8 A LB—Erse bear Ing"
ry plants |1.00 per ham
▼in Eft is. Mount Airy, N. C. ll-16e
100 RESIDENCE sad
in Hamburg Addition to sell to the
I -st bidder. Building has already
•commenced. Brower will give you a
rVanee Saturday No*. 22nd at I P. M.
to own some of these lota. 11-Ue
FOR SALE—A let en Taylor street
75 s 150 feet. Large shade and
fruit troea. Bargain for a quick
sale, 8ee Mr. or Mrs. C. P. Mel
t n. U-Slp
NOTICE T*USTEE*8 SALE
Carolina, Surry County.
Rv virtue ef a power of sala eon
ta iwd in a certain Deed of Trust.
August 2S, 1922, and executed
' W. 0. Wa*aon and wife to Tom
*nie J. Thompson, Trustee, the under
«will sell for cash to the hirh
Ider, at the Court House door
in Dobaon. N. C. on
8at«rday. December, ltth 1*M
•t 1 o'clock P. M.
satsfy said debt. Interest and coat,
Ike following described real estate,
ng ind lifim in Surry County, N.
' >nd bounded aa follows:
Adjoining the lands of Em Pierce
rp\ the South: the laml» of Burrjr Wll
» n on the Eaat; by the lands of W.
^ Carpenter on the North: and by
the lands if C. W. Todd on the West;
« ntalninfl 41 acres more or leas.
TUs Nonaber 11th, 1M4.
T. i. -
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Van Lindley's
tUT X FtOWfRS
--PHONE— %
S. Wolfe Drug U.
Third omi Mir; m rwM, hm
Johnson. Suite Brooks. Punt Webb,
BliibUli Daaico, lift Don, Minnie
Raton, hnliiw MrHon*. Qtfl Wish—.
Fourth Qwfc Bute McHone,
Rath Chert, Annie Collins, Miehillna
Raffle.
Fifth Grato—Hamjr Gwyn
Sixth Grade—Alba Mir (oris, Jes
sie McEellar, EM* McHone, Mary
If«n Short.
Seventh Grade—Msllic Jarlcaon,
Mossie Combs, Kenneth MeKensie.
Williams-Paddisosi
The following announcement has
been received by friends and rtk
fives in this city: "Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Thomas Williams announce the
marriare of their daughter, Martha,
to Mr. Richard Porson Paddison on
Thursday, November the sixth, om
thousand nine hundrad and twenty
four, Jackson, Tiansaass."
Mr. Paddiaon la the youngest so* of
Mrs. J. R. Paddiaon, of this city, and
this announcement la af interest to
a wide circle of friend* of the family.
. TL> »-»-«« ir. '•
• w noiioWf ▼ m+ iiwiwp
The Hollow, Va. Nov. 11.—Misses
tsachsri at Plae Ridge spent th* paet
week and at their hi—ss her*
Mrs. R. C. Terry of Meant Airy M
vial ting Mrs. A. M. Gates
Mlaa Eva Gates and R. 8. Carter
were married in Bristol, Tenn., Sat
urday Nov. 1.—Mr. Carter la from
East Radford.
V. A. Syderstricker, principal of
Bine Ridge Academy la spending a
few day* at hla home la Decatur, Ga.
Mi** Ruth Bra*ears spent the put
week end with Miaa Mamie Epper
son a* Kibler, Va.
Mia* Eeaie Hendricks, now *f
Stuart, viaited her parents here last
week.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The pastor will preach next Sun
day morning and evening on the fol
lowing themes, "Finiahlnf the Task,"
and "What An You Worth?"
We earnestly org* and cordially to- i
rite yon to these services.
Notice ef Trastee's Sato of Land |
By virtoe of aathority rested to
me the underslgnsd trustee hi a cer
tain deed of trust executed the 20th
day of April IMS. by Wm. T. Marsh I
and Wm. H. Marsh to Ed*. M. Lin- \
rilto. Trustee for J. A. Atkins to se-1
cure an indebtedness of 9t#7J0 and
recorded to the Register of Deeds of
fice of Surry County, N. C, to book;
f\ page 517. default having been wade
to the payment of the notes thereto'
secured, and at the nsusst of . the/
holder, I will sell far cash, to the'
highest biddei\ *t public auction, m
front of the Bank of Mouat Airy,
Mount Airy, N. C„ on
Not. IM MM
1 oWfc P. M
B^nto^'rt Vrock'A73? fcg fowl
i f. HoUtogswerth aad J . L Worth's
C.
SO fee: !
North 185 feet to • stake;!
East 76 feet to a stake; Umbos |
South Its feet to a stake (
feet from W. C. Banner's Has) the*
West 75 feet te the beginning. VaH
Uoa of I <hiiii allowed In deed from
R. R. Hotltogsworth to Thoe. C. Dst1«
to 1906. See deed from 0. C. Hoi
eomb to Alton T. Uweoa aad Julia
Aaas Uwson recorded to hook 71
page M. See deed from Lewies and
wife to J. A. Atkins.
Sale made to satisfy a balance of
1767.50 principal. Interest and coot of
•ale to add. This the 90th day ef I
^ Edt. M. LtoviDe,
Headquarters to Men's Furnishings
The Way to Better Qotbes
In the clothe* we etfer we strive to give
better style, better quality and better tailoring
than you expect at the price you pay ua.' How
well we hare succeeded it la up to you to judge
when you look over our stock and prices.
Suits end Overcoats
Tm Mm —i Mf
We have an especially .good selection of
suits and overcoats for men and boys that will
prove attractive to you. The prices are reason
able and the quality ia high.
Let Us $how You
This Line
Suits, $12.50 to $35.00
Overcoats, $12.50 to $37.50
Boy's Suits, 2 pants, . $6.50 to $1450
Boys Overcoats, ... $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
Other Men's Furnishings
Snappy Hat Styles
A man's appearance depends a
treat deal oh the kind of hat he
wean. We have the correct styles
at lowest prices.
e
Large AiMtaMst of Caps
and Closes
Skirts, Collar* and Tim
This line receives oar special at
tention. Herts the most particu
lar person will And no trouble in
securing his psrticular styles and
sizes.
u
Heavy underwear days will eoon
be here. Purchase your* now and
be ready for the flrat cold snap.
All sizes—men and boys.
I
0| V V ✓V W""* Thi# advertisement would not be complete if we failed to call
W MmJ m 1 Id W jrour attention to our big stock of Florsheim Sboe»—the world's
U M ^ best sboe for men and boys. We also have a large stock of heavy
work shoes. I
CLOTHES THAT
SATISFY
J. D. Smith
CLOTHES THAT I 9
SATISFY
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Big Lot Sale
Saturday, Nov. 22, 1 P. M
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