E. M. LatOU, Active
* F. P. Sparger,
A. E. 9m*k, V.-Pim
W. W. Chriadaa, Aal Ctthfcr.
G. C. Welch,
Statement -»< THE BANK OF MT AIRY. Mt. Airy, N. C.
M*4« to dM Corporation Ci niiiiiii, F«k 28th, 1«00. ' . "
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Loans and discounts, $983,548.23
Overdraft*, 749.83
Liberty Bondtt 81,960.00
All other Bonds, .♦ / 20.708.33
Banking house, furniture and fixtures, .9,520.63
Cash on hand and deposited with other hanka, 166,338.23
Total $1,201,870.26
Capital Stock,
Surplus fufld
Undivided nroflte, ..
Unearned discount, .
He-dkK-ounU,
Accrued interest due
Departs,
Total,
$1,201,870.26
F. P. Sparger, C—htar of um above ,
imnly iwur thai Um afcovs ititiunt it trua to
tk* b«*t of my kaowUdj* and boliaf.
P. P. SPARGER. CMktor.
Subscribed and iworn to befor* me thu the 8tJl day
of MareJi. 1M0. W. L. DUN MAN,
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest: W. J. By«Hy. A- Y. W«*.
G. & W«lch, r. M. Poora, Dfewtef*
niro^nra. *■ D Sargent, A. G. Bowman. H. L. Stone. Z. T. Smith, L W. Barber, O. C. Welch, S. P. Graves. F. P. Sparger, A. B. Smith, B. H. Kochtftaky, T. J. Smith wick. H. H. Cat—,
uiretiurs. w G Sydnoe> F< M< Poor*. W. J. Bjrerly, B. S. Scott, A. V. Wert, and C. H. Haynes.
FOR 8AL*~Nioo six rm Immoo en
Pmdmr >troot, largo tot. rood harm
oloolihi lisfcu nJ wmtor WHI mII
rhoop to quick purrhoaor.
Apply lo U. M. Co-tor, Ut Airy. N. C.
Rexources over One Million Dollar*
First National Bank .
Mount Airy. N. C.
Has given satisfactory service
to its customers for more than
twenty-five years.
• What can we do for you?
GEO. D. FAWCETT. Pre*.
C. L. HANKS. VicePre..
T. G. F\WCETT, Cashier.
(WON CAFE AND RESfMIRANT
ON HANHUN STRST
The building known aa the S. C. Stewart grocery
•tor* has been fitted up for • cafe and i—taurfcat
You will find it the beat cafe and mhiir—I in the
State of North Carolina. We want to welcome you
when in Mount Airy, to come to this cafe, you will
be treated right —whan you eat here once you will
WE LEAD IN PRICES.
You Can Gat A Meal With U. From 25 canto Up.
The manager of this cafe baa had 20 years' ex
perience in the beat cafes and we are in shape to
please one and all. A cafe for ladiea and gentlemen.
You can get fresh loaf bread every day at thia
cafe baked at the Mount Airy Bakery.
We invito one and all to give our cafe a trial.
C. L. LOWE, Manager
FOR QUALITY AND SERVICE
GIVE US A TRIAL
DRUGS, CIGARS AND DRINKS
■il
MOUNT AIRY DRUG COMPANY
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Salisbury. March 9.—MIm HmI*!
bam am duty at tha —argawry haa
ptul, ham new bacoma whola tima city
nana. Bar wi>lwi hava baan aaanrad ;
through tha Joint ro-oparatian at tha
city, tha Mad Craaa and tha Matro
Miitan UU Tnaarnnr. comply.
Mr*. IhiinW, who ia daatgnatad by
tha atata haard of haalth aa all ttaa
nuraa for Rowan coanty haa arrivad
and talcan up bar work. Har »opport
ia mada pooaihla by tha Joint co-opara
tion of tha local Bad Croaa %nd coun
ty romaiaahmara Sha will dovota
moat of har tbna to work in tha coanty
and will |iva spacial attantion to in
fant hyriaoa.
Both Mr*, llaaaatt and Mlaa Lynch
will hava officaa to Dr. Armatnmff'a
■uita of room In tha eanrthouac.
It ia piannod to aoan pat aa whola
time dontiate in tha coanty.
Ow Iktmm la 1cm
Durham. March 5—The boost ia the
of ieo from 00 rant* par hun
dred pounds to M cent* by the local
manufacturers, effective March 1, has
caused en ice howl in Durham by those
who use large quantities, and is get
ting the fee question hot. Housewives,
who have bean paying M cents fsr 60
pound blocks of ice, havs been notified
that hereafter tfcey must pay *0 cants
—a 10-cent raias to hmisshsUs. ami
Ths ice cream manufacturers are
hard hit, and they are making a vigor
out protest. A co-operative ice plaat,
independent of the iee manufacturers
slrsady here, is being discussed with i
■ome proepect of becoming an actual
ity with those who use large quanti
ties of ice.
Uncavnr Coffin And
hi Salisbury Exca
Salisbury* March 6.—Ceatsaetor
Btad«haw's men excavating for ftous
er garage, corner Main and Liberty
streets, exhumed portions nf coffin
snd some human skeleton hones.
"Hie coffin was near the corner of so
old brick building that had stood tilers
for more than a century an that was
1M years ago the county jail. The old
est inhabitanta cannot account for a
grave at this point and it is probabis
that it held the rimains of some one
who was executed at the Jail and bur
ied in the jail lot. - -
One negro workman found the knee
cap and put it in hia Docket saying
he was going to carry it for good luck.
Bralteman Hurt Going Through
Tunnel
Asheville. March 6.—Harry ilunter.
a brakeman on the Southern railway,
ia in the McDnwell hospital at Marion,
believed to be suffering from • frac
tured skull as a result of being struck
by a boulder aa be passed through a
tunnel in the mountains between
Asheville and Marion. He was found
on top of a freight ear of the train
unconscious after passing through the
tunnel, and was rsmovsrl at Marian
and taken to the hospital there.
This is the first accident of the kind
that local railway officials say has
Eaglaitd Amd Fraaca WUI Pay
Ln4n, March B.—3. A us tan Chaat
barlaia, ckunUtr of Um ntllifiB,
tanauncad tonight that England ami
C? k^jl 4 ft ral, iVa
rraiict ma ic>w iw w rvrwww wv
Angto-rroach loan inaad In tha Unit
ed State* la IMi and «w takia*
■to pa for Ito ropajraaant.
Tito Btat Ltutltr
"My ixUntor* hahtta have ntraaa*
tated th<- o»a »>f an occa«i<-rv>l la*»Hva.
I ha*« trtoH morv bat found „ thing
hotter than Oamh«Hasn'« T,|»i •*,»
wHtoo Goorro #T DaaleR J'adwick.
Vt. Mr. DariW'. U aroprlrt- af th*
Har.twcV fnn < n« of ;ho rxM hotoh
rut Now Bag'ind.
baa rultuie tn kiwi in thie part of
North Carolina, C. L Htnu, state a*-,
part, told beekaepera of Lvnoir county
Kara yeatarday. Ha ia an encyclopedia
on the aubjeet and declared the tndoa
try one of great promise. TWre are
probably leaa than S.OOO.0M Uvea ia
the state, ha laid, and the masher
ahould be much larger. A eoaipietaly
stocked and equipped hive should coat
only «M or 912, Saau said ia an inter
view, while in a single favorable lea* j
■« the product of a hire AwM ha
worth several times that much.
A BIT OF ADVICE
First—Don't Dalay
IWt
If you raffir from buka^u; Heed
achee or diasy apeil*; if ~t>u raat poor* |
ly and ara languid m the norniaf; if!
tie kidney aocraltcn* ara irregular'
and unnatural in appearance, do not;
lelay. In such canst tha kidaeya oftenj
Doan'a Kidnoy PUN ara especially
prepared for kidnoy troubta. Ttioy,
ara recoauaeaded by thousands. Caa,
Mount Airy residanta doaira mora eaa-.
vinring proof of their cffacthranosa
than the statement of a Mount Airy
citixon who haa uaod them aad willing
ly taatifiea to their worth?
Hagh TUley, farmer, 20*. Orchard,
St, aaya: "I mad Doan'a Ufeey Pitta
Mae tine ago aad found them to ha,
Just as lapieeeated. I had a great deal
of trouble with my back aad kidneys,
but Poan'it brought me great relief. I
recommend Doan'a at every opportu-'
nity."
Price 60c, at all dealer*. Dent i
ly ask for a kidney
Doan's Kidney PUle—the
Mr. TWey had. Foeter-Milburn
Co, Mfra.. Buffalo. N. Y.
What 1920 WiU Br*
The buaineaa man. farmer
chant of today in order to ha
fnl must read a reliable, progiemhm
and indepeadent daily newapap
keep op with the times.
Tha year 1M0 will bring tha
hi which wgyow I*
Una. The Greaoaboro Daily News it
"Now Leading Them Alt la North
Carolina," for the reaaon that ia aa|
plies thia demand.
Tha Cr.ea.liar. Dally Newi
ia will equipped to handle
properly aad quickly. This
■erved not only by the fall
ed Press Service, bat malaU'aa and
operate* an extra private leased wire
from Washington to
Among the special feature^ of the
Daily Neara service m the David
Lawrence art:das. the C. W. Gilbert
trticlet (exclusive rights "or the state
for butt), the Washington service
of Theodore Tiller, special Beleigti
•quailed, as well ae many
including a colored
lay rr.0« per year, daily oaly. *00
per year. Bead far vial nfc.iHgttta
uid be iwhirt
Daily Na»s
3r.iait.ri, N. C
'ti rr r -v wr at
The White Star Garage
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AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING * ACCESSORIES
VULCANIZING * RETREADING
NORI MOUNT ABT PIm: BmI MM
ASHBY SCHAUB'S OLD STAND
INEXPENSIVE, DELICIOUS AND
WHOLESOME
Everyone enjoyi good broad. Nothing could bo
more delicious or wliulssun than broad or biscuits
»ado with Daa Vallay. White Satin or Dm Bitot
Self Rteing Flos*.
These brands hove bow the standard for the last
. ?* yer-* hi »h«»!«ands nt homes that appreciate the
necessity of using high qpality flour in the making
of good broad. Got the bread habit. Thors U noth
brsod is inexpoaslis. lhc worth of any owe of thooe j
famous aid brmada of floor eootaii* mora calories
than Ms worth of boof or HUM, or tlJI worth of
eggs. Uso phsty of broad aad loss of the aoro ox
ponsivs foods. It will bring down the high east of
Itring.
Dan Valloy Flours ara milled by a special procosa,
by which all the nutritive value of the wheat is re
tained. Now obtainable in pre-war quality.
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DAN VALLEY MILLSy Dmnrille, Va. j
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