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FOB SALE A Am Mm aad araia
t*rm, iVfc mDm fi »■ loekfarT
1» «ew»; W irn ctamt, » trrjj
tW*^*.**1 TeaS** tors, t
rtLirv* ttStfrjLi
Siw at aala: On tfcirjl «4' aiw
!■ year, om third la lw
INK, wrtfc hlwwl aa ilrfwrM aay
aart* If aarttaa wiak It; will utvtde
th. place art* twa fanaa. Thoee inter
■at»« arf arWaac la bar aiHa,
J. A. M«taagt»aa. Valmann
S-U-e- Mlfcufn■!■. N. C.
rom BAH Om CWmlat
pS'JStftt tfc
FOE BALE—4
■an baaada at Barry
110 takaa tha aaa Mr*,
loot* 6 phone SMS. Mc
ZGG8 fna thoroughbred priie win
nar Bat Orpingtoaa far hatchinf at
vary reaa enable ariaaa. L. 8. Ludwick
lit Taylor St., ML Airy. 44Ap.
MOUNT AIRY STEAM LAUNDRY
FOR SALE—8aa R. V. Doyarla.
STEEL SAFES—Wa rapraaant Harr
inc Hall Marvin Safe Co. and have
la atoek varioaa aixaa of atael lira
proof aafaa and portable vaalta. Car
ter-Mania Purnttara Co. 2-lt-e
r un KENT—* ma MOM at am
oar Town, naar lit. Airy, nod
Itrn gard—. good pUc* far tfcooe
working in town or at th« FUt Bock.
Addraoa, R. W. Bay, Ararat, N. C.
rARM FOE SALB—SM mm, ooo oI
Dm boat grain. wttl* and tobacco
farms in Randolph county, situatad
on* mile ft ui railroad, ilx miles frees
Aakoboro oa Back Crook. 50 mm
good bottom land aad 60 acrca upland
randy for eolthratioB. 75 acros of food
tobacco land will bo opened on this
place during the year
Well wired and watered,! dwelling*
aad a bar*. Hadrick A Walton, own
era, Ashoboro, N. C. t-t-p
FOR SALB—Good farm land, suitable
for tobacco, wheal, corn and the
usual crops. Can bo bought vary
reasonably. Apply to W.FNichols,
BaBstrille, Va. 2-lS-p
FOB SALE—Valuable farm 8*4 acres
rod, gray and sandy land, in Mont
gomery county, N. C- five miles from
Candor. Land suitable for cotton, to
bacco and grain; throe year old Al
berta peach orchard of several hun
dred traee; two tenant houses; about |
90 acres in cultivation, balance in tiro
bar. School and church near. Mineral |
rights reserved. Price $86 per acn..
Terms, one-third cash, balance one I
.and two years. The Makenworth Co.,
Greensboro, N. C. 2-20-c
FOB SALE—78 acrea good grain and
tobacco farm on Lowgap road 10
miles west of Mt. Airy. A big bar
gain to quick buyer, on terms. Sea
or write the owner. R L. Greenwood,
Galax. Va. tf.
FARMS FOR SALE—A well improv
ed farm, well located on a national
improved road. Write for full partic
ulars and description with price and
terms, to W. A. Randabaugn, Owner,
Powhatan^ Va. 2-lS-p
Dollars aad Cents.
Counting it only in dollars and
cents, how much did that last cold
coet you, A man may not alvaya stop
work when he has a cold, bet perhaps
it would be better if he did. It takes
about ten days to get completely rid
of a cold under the usual treatment.
That time cat, b« much shortened by
taking Chamberlain's Couc'i Remedy
and proper cure for yor.sel', in fact
a bottle of this remedy in the house is
a mighty good ii.vestment during the
the winter and spring months.
MATURE NEVER IN A HURRt
WMiIng Laaaen From Win Old Motife
er, Man Will Lorn to Curb Hla
F o*l I ah ImpatlcnM
We aometlmea *rt Impatient at the
alownesa of world Improvement We
aaa tha cruel tie* of • graat war, eruei
ttoa beyond belief, and wa are atck at
keart to think the world la not la a
■and overnight to abolish war. Wa
flea Ignorance leadtag to poverty and
arretrhedneo* and we woodar that ed
•eatlon la not raada entTeraal at ma
Wa aaa preventable aleknaaa prodafr
tod dlaamllty aad suffering aad wt
are hopeleaa at the alaw dlaeamlnatloa
of modern medical knowledge aad P*e
Ami than It ii bam la an oa that
(latere oarer to la a harry. Oat to
flalarada tha Warty amntalna tarn
• laiahHng aaa af paaka toward ttto
ar Lang'a and tooktoc <t of that rhaaa
af rack aaa nataraHy thtoba mmm
> ift.t - -
"iffiinii •ormiptn n wiwrt ini »■
mm these mighty paaha.
Bat thai thoaght to wraag Ooeto
■Ma haee learned that Ike maaatoto
rangaa ware atoalj aad Uapei oeytlbty
aarrad eat by the aftlaa af rato aad
ilw< by Ma wife aad Mm*
i«miU before be died that ha had
m f«n rf d«rtli »i«toia. Ma bad]
wma laid to reet ia Moantahi Tie*
C—alary Monday aftarnaaa.
Ha baleagad to the Junior Ordai
the aiam ban of which condactcl tfu
burial aai »teaa.
Tha apallinir baa, given undar Um
auapicea of the Chric Leeirue at th«
High School building Friday night
proved to ha an aacaaion of much an
Jayamt to tha larga number of pupfli
and paranta praaant. Tha "Old Bltu
Back Spoiler" was uiwd throughout
tha evening. About every ana miaaad
at laaat one wo d and of coorae go<
turned down.
Tha Miaeion ntudy claaa of tlM
Young People* Miaaionary aoeiety at
tha M. E. Church mat with Miaa Can
Hiatt Thuraday night, Jan. tttk
Twelve member* and fear riettor* be
ing praaant. The new book "Making
America Safe" wma takaa ap far atodj
Tha laaaaa waa vary tnteieettegty ex
plained by tha efficient aupartotandaal
Miaa Flora Hutchena. It waa decided
at thia m«eting to aaat twice eact
month. Miaa Myrtle Harrta ia to bav<
the next mealing Fab. 4th.
mi court at Dobaon this wmIl
Uttle Miee La era C*h entertain
ad ibaat » tow of bar frienda tbod
her ago oa last Saturday arming, H
being tha eccaa'Mi of bar sixth birth
day. Cum were enjoyed for a tte«
after which delightful refreehmenta
war* aarrad.
Tha High School hara and alao Um
school* of the county have been k»
pended for two waaka by order of tki
county health officer* aa a precaution
againat tha flu. There arc ao far only
two very mild caaaa in town.
Miaaee Clarice Nalaon and Maud
Fulk who are teaching at Shoals apent
the week-end with home folka here.
Mr. Clark Callum and wife moved
to Winiton-Salem laat weak.
Mr*. S. A. Forkner of Ararat ia the
guest of her daughter lira. S.W. Fulk.
She wil aso visit her daughter, Mr*
J. W. Beasley, near Richmond before
returning home.
Rev. J. W. Combe attended quarterly
conference at Pinnacle last Friday.
J. S. Patterson attended a good
roads meeting at Dob son Monday.
Miss Flora Hutchens, teacher of the
eighth and ninth grades spent th<
week-end with relatives at Yadkin
ville.
J. Rierson Smith of Winston-Salem
was the gueat cf his parenta, Dr. and
Mrs. J. B. Smith Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bell have been
on the sick list for a few days.
Mrs. Robert Boy las and little son oi
Winston-Salem attended t)ie bursal oi
Mrs. Boy lea1 brother. Mr. Eddie Flip
pin Mondxy.
The Junior Order has bought of C.
M. Bernard a two story brick building
on Main street and will fit U|. :h«
second stoiy to be used as a lodge
room. The lower story will be u*e<]
a* a store.
Mysterious Radio Wares M«)
Emanate From Venus
messages art being received on th<
earth from some other planet, as sue
Rested by William Marconi, it is no'
Mars sending the signals, but Bio.i1
probably Venus, says Dr. C. G. Abi-ott
director of the Smithsonan astropby
sical observatory and assistant sec
retary of the Smithsonian institution
Dr. Abbott makes no claim that Ou
mysterious wireless signal* do comi
from another planet, but says if the;
do. Mars is eliminated as a possibility
because known conditions on tha
planet probably would not remit tlx
I existence of any form cf living
Teachers Honored
Misses Sallie and Jamie Hadley en
; tertained at 6:30 o'clock Friday at I
j three coarse luncheon in honor of tb
oet of town teachers. Covers were lab
for twelve. The hoeteeeea were assist
ed by Mr*. Eugene Paddison, musi
was furnished by the vicxrola and vo
cal selections rendered by Miss John
IX)ST—White and red spotted cos
without horns. Finder please phon
C. E. Lawrence at No. lift.
WE HAVE OUR CAFE OPEN FOI
business. If pre seed for time si*
yoq want a meal at a reasonable pie
the "Cerium Cafe" to handy, tf clean
wholes mm. well roshai food, sppetls
Ingly served, appeals to you "mak
your way to the Oil I— Oafs" hi th
flnlitowlth Week. 14)4
iufi ii n Hi mi r 1 III t mm
Washington, Jan. 29.—If wireles.
tare.
THE BIG SIGN
> JACKSON'S
"Where The Whole Family Should Trade"
Six Complete Departments To Buy From
Here you will find one of the mod complete line of Lsdies Reedy-to weer in this
country. Abo the prettiest line of Ladies Hats for spring.
No better line of Men's, Boys', Women's and Children's Shoes can he found than we
carry. And if yon care to save a little mensy on each pair you hoy you can do that hy trading
wife us.
Clothing
Men's Suits to $47.50 and as low as $12.50 per suit Several suits just received that
hare been used for samples will be aold at one-third off regular price.
Big lot of jobs in Boys' Suits just opened and the price will be about % off until they
are closed out.
Men's Hats
We have just received a beautiful line of new 1920 Spring shades. Young Men! be sure
you see these before you buy your next hat.
Notions
Neckwear 25c to $3.50 each. When you see our line of Men's neckwear you wont know
when to stop buying, such lovely patterns and wben you look closely you ^ill see every tie
possesses quality that is hard to find in neckwear now a days.
Dry Goods
We have just replinished our stock of Dry Goods and must say that we were lucky to
hit the early market after Xmas when we had the pick of the new Spring stocks just opened.
Here you will find anything you want at prices very reasonable. Many things we are
selling and will continue to sell (till closed) for less than values.
When you are in town don't think of going home until you have seen what we are offer
ing tCe trade this spring. But if you will our store your headquarters we will trp to make
your visit a pleasant one.
W. C. Jackson
PASSENGER SHIP FROM
GERMAN PORT ARRIVES
II la The Firat VmmI From
Gwum Port To Awnrift
Sine July, 1914
Nnr York, Feb. t—The first pi»
enger ship to aail from a German port
to the United SUtea since July, 1914,
and the first American |iasssager ship
' in many jreers to undertake a similar
! voyage. readied here today when the
American Una steamer Msssharie
' docked. She sailed from Hamburg
1 January 9, calling at Southampton,
and brought M passengera, all from
the Engliah port
Captain Adrian Zeeder, inastii at
; the Manchuria, said he could have
, filled his ship to overflowing at Ham
burg with passengers for Amartaa
. had paaaport regulations and laatik
t tions as to travel permitted. Applka
| tions ware numerous and Germans
i rotted their regrets Uytt they could
not. come to thia country
It required eight days of U hears
with her to Germany, offload of the
ship said. This work could have bean
done before the war in about 24 hours
and the delay Was aaid to be due to
the listless manner in which the Oar
man dock workers labored. Hm offic
ers aaid they were low of spirita, ap
parently suffering from malnutrition
and displayed littls ambition.
Food/was said to be eearee, bat
those with money have bo trouble la
getting all they want, skip's officers
declared. A party of fire from the
Manchuria dined at a prominent Ham
burg hotel aad paid for their Mai 4*0
marks. On the other hand a story was
told of one of the German docker*
begging from the (toward of the skip
a piece o4 froeen beat which he eager
ly dee oared raw.
The Manchuria brought with ker
from Germany >00 bag* of mad aad a
quanity of cargo, including phoe
phates.
Sydnor & Sparger
iMonum Afenti
MOUNT AIRY, ft.C
nil mil it ■ am lia
MUST A CHILD BE PALE 7
Pallor, "Tirsd-outeoss and Pc
App«tita Almost Always Ro
soodiod by Popt
It Builds Up tho Blood
Thus iBB
tko Body
Thcra Is but m IscMMts SXCM
for • pals. nut-down. liatloss child, j
sad tikst is sosm ssrioos disaaaa of <
or aor* of tfca rttat organs, wUek tf|
s rota patent physicist). Unlaaa
condition <
yonngator wbo takss no plsssw fell
romping or playing can bo vary
srteOy halpsd by s eoaros of
the whole body. Godo'i Pnptfi Miagan
can bo had in botk liquid and Mkt
form (na dtttmoM in tta effect), Um
liquid, of eoorao botaff preferable for
you at children. Wkm bayin* 1>h>ii
Muipn, bo mi* tho mm "QodeV
ie on the ptebp. WHfcoat -Cnde'i"
it ia not Ptpto-Hufu.