tk» Imm at a wo«
l»o llred in the Rwkford |
Hla purpoM wae to rak her*
raeney. It waa niirht ■
ar in the had aalaep. He I
an *T» ni t (.iippem I ha had |
MM her. Thaa ha ntM tha I
at aaeh tMnga aa ha
tba brid
in Ma
wm tommd a pair at xpaaa mold
thoee day* a well-to-do family
9tobee
i at atar nvtdanre that cltneb
ei Ma eaaa and prorad Ma gnUl
Latar, Mr. Haynaa thinks, ha
than* in INS. Ha mi n
M people tall of tha
and ha recalls that part of the
story ia that * negro woman killed a
lamed Lewia Forlcrter who
the town. Oat of thia
eaaa a hanging daralopad. hot Mr.
Harm ia not able to recall the irtory
fbrther.
Tn conversation wtth Senator R. L.
ffaymorr since die article on the flrat
page of thia paper waa printed wa
were impressed with the need of fur
ther word about tba father of the un
fortunate Cain tfrotbera.
Haymnre saya tlyrt he hae I
Bar. Hence Cain all Ma life aad
ia not a finer citlaan M
lived aa
to tba Cain haaily. All
the the Bar. Cain, now an aid
at
All tha
far I
hot fraat the |
ia Surry. Down on te rural route. No. j
2 from tWa crty Ihraa a wnman at mid. I
>ile aire, Hr>. Batty Darla, who
at the fortunate few who are able to!
get mora than they aspect oat at the {
trame of life. m .
Mr* Davia haa i
who ltraa down in the utate at South
Carolina. .Sometime laat fall, aa the
story haa reached ua, Mrs. Davia went
down to viait thu < laughter, and while
the i
at once to improve,
time wm a well and etimm man.
Pram this experience a friandahip
'leveloped that «oen lad to a lava af
fair and Mm. Davie and har oa
i *t ient auaad to acraa and to I
mallied on the 25th ai
laat. But aa bad luck would hare it)
the citizen contracted the flu and1
died on Noveaaber 14th. juat 11 dayaj
before the data aot for the
Mra. Daria i
MM lOituw- br ».
Hlww Gardner Mi be
Mr nnt Offtmor. In the ftnrt pi—
Mr. Blvene kUIm that Mr. Gardner is
a —if made mm. Ma parnti dying
whan ha waa a child. Ha than worked
on tha farm and ia a cotton miU and
au umulatad noofh moftsy by work
in* at different jofci. to (cat an ifcw
tlon. Ha attended A tk ■ tolla»a a*
Raleigh and latar studied law at tha
Urtveraity. Daring all thia tiaaa Mr.
Gardner mad* Ma own way. Mr.ttiw
ma »«ataa that no nn* can da tkw>
thing* but a man of excellent ability
and aatf determination.
He aiaa «ay* that Mr. (today ia
qualified from a buainaaa standpoint
to car* far tha different intaraata at
tha people at the state. That whil*
a lawyer, Mr. Gardner ia aiao on* at
the leading farmers at C3*reland
county and connected with varione
jndaatrial poi aaita in Ma haaaa comity.
Aa far aa training for tha office
goea no on* haa had better opportuni
ties than Mr. Gardner. Ha haa served
the State aa Lieutenant Cotamw and I
ia well equipped for the many dntiaa
of the Governor** office.
Mr. Wrens aaya that Mr. Gardner
ia net and haa never been a machine
politician bat ia making thia race up
on Ma own merita and ia mar* than
willing-for tha people at the state to
leak to tha nan and Ma pnet life and
■cccsnpiishinant and judge accord
ingly. Mr. Gardner haa been atthe in
Church life, being a member at the
Baptiat church of Shelby, and Me
character and ability are such that na
mistake will ha made by canting a
vote for him in the primary.
It ia aiao aimonneed by Mr. Birena
that Mr. Gardner -xifl addrtaa the *ot»
ere of Surry County at Oohaan on
the ftrat day at April Court. *
Dr. Danua C. Abaher. Major Medi
cal Corp* Q. 9. A. iiaa r'tunwd to thii
city after apet-tma'a ywir in Siberia j
Daring hia iham Dr. Abahara
asaw tima in Ohm and Japan and hia
varfc teak him aa far into the interior |
ot Siberia aa Lake
2,080 milaa weet of '
tha
Dr. Abator telle ua that tha
tha tmiiUay
by thorn.
lite Doctor atrihaa a hopeful
in Ma eatimate at tha
arnment, he aaya they
and while they have
mm things in thttr constitution
are wrong, yet he worn no raaann whyj
they may not eventnalfe aatabllah a|
permanent and atahie form at |
ment, gradually eliminate
la tahen trm
m la
by ti
no* a bad fch» after all. ia It?
^ItthdnZTiWyta bTtaTemr|
^Bt^Nukar Mb the trip flmJ
.N
A. ■. TUlay ia
at Me
at Itot
*. A. Kami* waa dka tn i iwa
FOB SALE—-Whit* mumI baby
— IX.
YEAR 1»I» WAS BY 66 par cant the
m «v«- did. Oar
be tha cmm. W.
tf
YOU NO MEN for Railway
dark*, 1110 month. H»|>ai i—i
For free |>artic\ilar
wrtte J. Liiiaaed (I
; Examiner) 444 Bqi
Building, Waahington, D. CL 3-12p
EGGS _fro« thoroughbred prin win
ner Buff Onhtton far nat _
vary raa«nnahl« prices. L. S. Ludwiek
152 Taylor St., lit. Airy. 4-Wp.
TENANT WANTED- A man with
family. Good land, atock, too la, 5
rowa i nltaga, a No. 1 rhanra for a
tohaw crop. Ma ae at onee, J. Luther
Wood. Boata 1. Roekford, N. C. »-lfcp
WANTED—Maaaencvr Not, rauat be
14 reara oidoroMer. Good jab for
f*a £Jirh bey Apply to Waatarn Un
ion Tttagraph Go. t(-c.
THERE IB a hot
augar maple traaa and ho
ed. Sae L. U'renn. 1-Jli
FOR a ALE—Ona pair heavy draft
hmiM, 9 yearn oil, weieht 2000
lba. Cheap to qatrk buyer. A. 51.
Short, Lebanon at. tfc.
FOR SALE—5 paaaenger 1819 Ford
ear or will trade for a roadater or
real aetata. H. G. JarrolL t-f
WANTED—Men and boya over 17
yeara old. Good opportunity to
learn skilled trade paying high wa«
Mangel Bo» Co. Winaton-Salem. N.
C.
STHEL
Hall
Co. i
ill ami imfrm and portable
Ur-X*rtin Furniture Co.
Herr
C.ir
tfc.
LOOK FOB THB BIG SIGN, "Jmck
Itne at rrerythin*
|T
POB
for H«ht
EGGS FOB
par setting of 16. Let oa
2 or 228. C. E.
days aba
t. Lundy.
Phone Mia.
a-ase
lost- aJPHHHIHHI
in caaa between llawley streets and
Dm Mm Milla, going down Willow
aUaat. If found please return 8a Ne wa
Office and raenn reward. l-t-e
Com,, vu
««to i Choir
for V eVwuve
W\« a* \hem. 1^"*
TJt
Mr*, homeiover —
When your husband, tired out by a dey's hard
wotM come* home, taj*e a nice, comfortable chair
fxjf hym to sink into and reposlr. Come-to our fire
and tiet a ' comfy'*»chair and»suorise him. You also
will enjoy it. $nd it will be an ornament.
We also have for you ail the furniture and rugs
you need. Our furniture is stylish and is strongly
made; our rugs are in rich design.
Our PUALITY is always HIGH; our PRICE
is always LOW.
Carter-Martin Furniture Go.
Mo«X Avy^llC
Prank Garter, dr. Drew wart in
She ia mourned in bar home circle.
to wtwd by
God took bar home to
Por hor life mi one of
Sko «M buar ail the
Her motto waa: 'help others"—
And her niniatryi bar luuiia.
How that smile heeled rhildlah
How U baniahai all thair faanl
And brought comfort to the
Who walked wtth bo
Joy and pain they
Loving daeply all the
And the thtag that mm
at I
In the h
Aiwaj a,
She la cone, hor loved onee miaa bar.
Bat look forward all the while.
To the time when they shall iweet hor.
And. again. behold her nail*
—Grace Doao Booth,
In memory of Dell* Welch.
Having been appronteH by theBoatd
at Cnwaaiaaiiwari of. Sorry County,
aa apedai agent to collect the remain
der of the (flail Special School tar,
I take thin method at nottfyia* the
the hooka are in my hands,
m wiahrne to par hia tax
will ha at Deheon m /hat
at
thia
ia
• ill in talk* Co
•tjMt the Hrnmmmm at an <
raakea the itifwit that Ma
or tracta* la a 10-20 horsepower
china, yon are apt to have viaiooa o< a
machine that will da tha work at tram
10 to 20 horse* or mulae,'
G. CSartar, Agricultural
of fact a hone ori
win
| power at enargy and a 10-20 tractor
I (Ml flat d* tha werk at even 10 hi»r*e«.
"An Englishman one time fhUnahi
| ed that if a horse walked 2H aiiea a*
haw and polled 160 peenda oa tta
traea* the wovfc dona warn the aaaaa aa
lifting a weight at 33.000
(Uataoea at am* foot" in oa
TJbe figare at 38,000
power and ia called the
"X horse oa pull
fourth* at a hunepuwn, and keep it
i up all dajr, hot ha can exert 2 or t
for a faw
valuable ia starting a I
roach tha eetft ipata ia I
field. A tractor rated at 10-20
ert a poll at 101
HOMES FOR SALE
•" ' :-v i- • if
DWTT PAY HKN BENTS— BUY A HOME!
■
One eight room dwelling on Spring and Pender
Streets. >.
One fire room houee, with water, lights and eew