•' a~-~. ~ m.
hue !«.!! 'MM uf Mauat Airy ">1
hare «#• • :■' ■ — M ««» red
kw Imli iHayera Hi actlaa at iht
Miii i) mmij Paw grounds
The .»■•! «ll tub t«oftn praetm
TWada,' Wi M waa -III pruin* u Ml
what wnfutarfal farm the men ahuwM
t*M fir* umo they worked out am tlM
l«w KmII ground this MIW (Jtmr
Mlf fpalinif. they "kit Vm a mil*'
wkllt *f hk.wl lulu sad "kw
nwhn. »«!•• "mmon place
Mix ii a rooter of the mm whc
h*ve ham -eltftod.
ilia llaMr (ha lltyw Hlvrnt, Hue*
Dubbin. »rvi Nad Bait Mill probably
Lake entr at tha outer gardena. Joa
Frwler, .<«•! and George Moorefield.
at dta ifc—tan Bravea, now located la
Oernalwr# will do tha catching
Harold smith will covar first baaa
K ;le Nyduar wtn ha located on the
»<m r,» -nor. Aa yat tha abort staf
and aorond baaaMMUi havo not hoan da
t«r«MUMd. although Jim. Saunders an<i
Jim H*a»Uv ft tha Mayo Mill. will
emanate Harry Lowailyn of th* Pitta
Iwf Natinnaie for Jm position, loft)
R-dMna<>n <4 loml fame, Rufe Toihoii
and nth*r (nod local own wtH ho Man
<m 'Jm gi iiaad.
Ilia * 'ha liaa up aa It ataada now.
Any hall idayaea that ran prwre hlia
aelf bettor fHtad to play aay of tha
anovr named peeltlons will ha gladly
gr-w a -haaca to show hia ability.
Ilia rxnbinatian wHb a couple of
wndu practice will, no doubt, ha ill
r-volition to gtr* mm exhibition nf claea
C <aaa M.
ft ia Aa intantlon of tba nsanajs
nmghbwbn towns to begin with and
latar naguglatiuna wit] ha mado with
Milt at the college and achool taanu
to play ipon tba local grounds.
71m pen pi. nf Mount Airy who ba
ilee in <nod, d«an baaa hall abovld
lard tbn' 'inaneial and moral support
to tJiia >-iraniaation by patronizing
th* garr •« that will be played all
tibtnigti 'He naning aeaaon.
Ilair line*. Emmet Inman and
■enter ■ 'itz will work out with th«
ball dub thin afternoon. They an
all big hanky fellow* and may be da
paetdnd ipan to hit about twice their
woght. nine* is an old Trinity man.
Inman in the hard-hitting abort nop
of Jm oH Weotflaid' "sluggera". And
Ofat ft a -quare shouldered string)
f.Oow with all the ear marks of a
v,t«Tl pla.er.
V tab-phone will be i natal lad ia tlu
jiulgne 4and at tlia fair grounds foi
the convenience of patrons who may
attend tha haae hall gamae. This will
no louht appeal to tha buaineae man
71
' , It.** Hall Huh by (hr W. If. Dnag
j. . It anil ha of mml»n»" •»*
Will ha piarad j«x to Ik* Wft of the
i d'W»i«l rt*ht In front of the giaml
I -toad. Aa (Mritl —K'T will ha k
ayton Work burn of l^aMnm
Will probably ha aanasad to thj
rbing 'toff nf tha lorai haaa
riwh»
k
Someboly »ur»a* a nam* far th*
hwt ball rlub so that whan it ia rtfar
rad to la th* praaa It Mf ha
by hw pat Mm rathar than!
Juat a plain old baaa l«U rlub. V
y ' Now Wall .
Jarkaon Broth an added a llaa o<|
laoiee ailk aad georgette draaaaa to|
their ready-i
and they bar. fitted op a i
In tha raar nf thair store where thay
hav* linoUum on Jm floor and thraa
heautifnl mahogany wail diapiay
raaaa. with rlaaa doors, srhere tha
watata and draaaaa ara protortod front
duat and at tha same ttato ►■raaant
a vary attractiva appearance. A fall
length trlplat mirror la thia
mant raakaa it poaaibW for the
ara «el*rting garments to aa* exactly j
How thary will look whan worn i
piirrhaaa.
TURKISH WOMAN GIVEN
PLACE IN THE CABINET |
Affords
fht Abaaut By War.
ConatantteopU, April 1«^-A *trik-|
ing illoatration at tka ganaral
pation of Turkish woman wh
haan effected by the war la affnrdad
by tha designation at Mrs. Hallda
Kdib Hanam, aa miniatar of education,
in Muatopha Kamal'a rabinat.
Mra. Hanam ia tha wifa of Dr. Adan|
Bay. formerly piaaidant at tha Torh
iah Rad Craaaant aad until raeottiy
Muatopha KaauU'i miniatar of haalth. |
She is 36 year* old, tha mother of
threa children, a daroat Mohammedan
and has attained fame aa tha author
of several strongly pan-Ialmic norela.
Shortly after Tnrhav entered tha
war tha nead for r«
(Treat that woman, for tha first tims,|
wpre permitted to accompany
armie* and enter military hoapitals aa
reliaf workers. Thay ara said to
damonstrated remarkable efficiency hi
taking rare of the wounded, a fact
A PaM fell Like A
Padded Price
.-loft at first—but try to get out—
what you put in it.
The swvess of your Spring clothes buying is going
t'» depend on the integrity of your clothier. If he
.sells you a cotton suit at anv price IT WON'T HOLD
UP. If he is a profiteer YOU'LL BE HELD TJP; so
what's the difference?
This simile is not aimed at any store in particular ||
its given because its true—so that you'll be par
ticular.
We want you to receive the last drop of value out
of every dollar you spend for Spring clothing.
Its our duty to see that you do and the U in our
duty is more than skin deep.
Sduffner & Marx Suit*, $60 to $75.
J. F. Prather
The White Star Garage
LtlAS A BOWLES,
AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING A ACCESSORIES
VULCANIZING * RETREADING
NOm MOUNT A 1ST
ASHBY SCHAUB'S OLD STAND
We Want You to Know More About Our
Big Shoe Sale
We are selling il>ow every day, at preheat wholesale price* and lots of gosd solid
leather Shoes for about half price.
It w our intention to continue this sale until our entire stock is closed out, hut sizes
are being broken and it will be to your interest to cohm in early and select your style.
Rensnbsr we hare hare a full stock of high grade Shoes and Slippers for Wonsen.
Misses and Children and several dozen pairs of high grade Shoes and Ozfords for Men and
Beys.
If you ntad Show, even if you heep
Ahem orer until next nhob, it will pay
you to buy while you can get then nt
prices we ere charging today.
You know the clam of goods we
•ell, you tahe no risk when you buy
here, as we handle only high grade
solid leather Footwear.
A FULL STOCK OF SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS, SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, ETC.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S WASH. DRESSES. WAISTS, MIDDY SUITS, II ^
BLOUSES AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
which .won made it possible for Turk
ish women to enter university c'.asees
with men. At the present time, how
ever. they are still barred from thea
ter* and amusements of various kinds,
except special performances for wo
men only.
Mrs. Halide Edib Hanem ia, perhaps
the moat Caleb rated pioneer in the
movement for the higher education of
Furkiah women. She was the first 1
Turkish girl to graduate /rom the
American woman's college here, rle
ipite the persistent opposition of
Former Saltan Abdul Ramid, who for
ced her to discontinue her atudiee
many times.
Dr. Mary Mill* Patrick, president of
eJm college, and American diplomats
in Turkey, always took s great inter
pat in her struggle for education
againat such strong odda and she fin
ally finished h/r course a number of
years ago. Subsequently three of her
sisters graduated from the same coi-'
lege.
Although educated in a school
where the teachera were all Christians I
ahe retained her Mohammedan faith
Treatment of Common Colda.
"If all who catch cold could be per
suaded to remain in bed for the first
twenty-four hours of such an attack"
aays a well known physician "there
would he fewer eases dragging on 1
with distressing symptoms for wseka
and often ending in earns more serious
dieeaae." To autke sure at a prompt
recovery you should also take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy Whether sick
or well the bowels should move sack
J. W. EARP * COMPANY!
Mouat Airy, : N. C
l
hat removed the black veil from her
fare aa many other turktah wocnac
have tinea dona.
She ia • firm believer in tba an par
lor cultural value of Mohammat'i
reaching*. Mra. Hanem reaidad for
a time in England and other European
coontrir*. She is alight in build, bal
haa an attractive face and poaaaaaaa
ronvietiona cm the aabjcct at Turkiah
national iam. Beeauae at bar unusual
power aa an orator, aha haa haan a
popular spaakar in bahalf of tha na
tion aliat movement in Anatolia
Mr*. T. R. Worrall Uft tfaia morn
ing for Raaraa infirmary Grsenaboro
to hara an operation on bar noaa. Sba
waa accompanied by Mrs. W. E. Bar
nard.
International Motor Truck
There is a reason for the ever increasing demand for the International
Motor Truck for all hauling. The reason is service—sendee from the truck,
service from the dealers and service from the.company. See us before plac
ing your order for a truck.
I Yadkin ImyUmnnl Co., Booavilk, N. C
Mooat Airy lUnHog Works, Mooat Airy, K C