BUSINESS St, 'f.S
POK SAI-K 100 huilht'ln n«'«ii wheat
Call At Jack nun lin»» atora. J. A
Jtcknon * tfc
SOR BALK. «t bargain price, r.ic<
wicker baby carnage, practically
•aw, cost $tff> ( nil The New* office
tfc
WANTED A capable clerk apply U
Weatern Union Telegraph off.ee. tfi
LADIES Have your button* coveret
with the Handy Mutton Ma- hine »'
Mm R A Martin* IV♦ N Main Si
Mount Airy
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rooms a i I i-r • • I I. i I ui :• ■ :iii
ideal ' v.. 'in '" r ii i ' i i . • 1 i
lar.s aid | i • 'rr • r w i i. no i! I'. n
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North '"ir 11 ■! .•» A m ♦» n nn ,
CoTiifinnv R M d 1' iV
Learn hI home «»r school, hanking,
honkkeepiru- shorthand on credit.
Positions jruaranfeod Fdwards Husi
ness Ci>1 lepre, High Point and Winston
Salem N P. 11-19p.
WANTED Position wanted hv a
lady in ,i rnulv In wear or dry
foods store any prior considered for
m while. Phone l'i I 1 r>p.
Man/land The Garden Spot. We have
gome choice farms for sale Good
roads. Good markets. Tarter &
Quesinberrv. White Hall, Maryland.
11 -26p.
WANTED Clerks (men, women)!
over 17, for Postal Mail Service.
S125 month Experience unnecessary
For free particulars of examination,
write .T. Leonard, (former Civil Ser
▼ire Examiner) 108 Equitable Rldtf.,
Washington. D C 11 12p
NOTICE
Sale of Good Farm.
A good farm 4 miles west of Whit*
Plains, N. C. One mite from Fishers
River church on the ripper Dobson and
Mount Airy road know.i as the James
Hajmes home place. It contains 76
acres more or less. About SO acres in
aaltivation. Balance well timbered, a
lat of (rood foreet timber. It has a
good Broom dwelling, a good well in
yard, two good tobacco barns, a good
feed barn Other articles not men
tioned.
Terms of sale 1-1 cash, balance in
1 and 2 fears.
Bala on premises at 1 P. M Wed
aeaday Dae. A, 19W.
This No* I, 19t0
J W Joyce ,
A Reliable Remedy for Colds and
Croap.
It would surprise you to know the
■amber of people who use and recom
mend Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Mrs J V. Rose, Verona, Pa. writea
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
been uaed by myself and husband for
a number of years for coughs and
aolda. I also gave it to my little
granddaughter three and s half years
ef age when she had croup laat win
bar It broke op the attack at once.
I have recommended this remedy to
Many of my friends and neighbors
who have also used it with good re
•It*
DOCTOR'S THRILLING STRUGGLE
WITH DEATH WAS VICTORIOUS
Fierce Battle With Grim Spectre
Brought Health to Dr. H. V.
Reese and a Message of Hope
to .Millions of Sufferers
AT SEVENTY-FOUR HE
WEIGHS FORTY POUNDS
MORE THAN AT FIFTY
Wli le k Practising Phviitmn in
1898 Dr. K"«e Was Unable
to Eat and [>rink anil Had to
VVa^h Out His Stomach
Three Timei Daily — Decided
To Devote Remainder of
I ife to Relieve Hi* Own
Condition Which He D.cJ
With R-ll and Now ii Hale
And H<-nriy.
\lth<> i 'h h - nr»» was despaired of
' s«n I \ ' \iiis ,v."" h\ sorn« «»f th«»
" i M' r r* i.r.-fHi •* ; 111 f hnrit is on
' •! t 1 »1 • ■ w of which ho had
I.. .n i uffpivr r< r more Man t«-n
v« r* I>r H. \' H.'t'Hf today. ;»*
'' ' i 1 r •<,:i rs of air. woifrhs
I'omtjs m«ithan he has cwr
I • !. I il«' 1n< 1 heart \ mid |'<>h
ii'1 • • \ 'i' •!' t Ann tn«»<r in»-n of
• i ft v
I- \v , • ! V*. K.,1 I >, I:,.,. ..
I pi .. ' • * III" I»h\ * • i r» of II l|M ' MlfldM
V. \ i w.i fo',1 »hi-re was po h »(»-•
r I i- r• • • \ t*r\ 11 is t-i ndit i<>n at
■ ' . n i« wan so crit ical that it was
'i i r"V him tn retain rither
I -r 'Iniik in his stnmac) , a' <1
a't' T tr-iru' as long as pis'jth'i*
1 i.' a • \ iioi i ri- 1 incnt. h«» w< • 111«?
' • :i' or < 11 "k «i*m»,;t h : nir 111*
'! 1 i • t ■ w.i Ii o i j I his -it oma«'h
t I ■ ] d I :: • •!' sw allowed a
■ ,1 rn . III «* »et l>. Ritsim
'i 1 " ' ' i1' i • 'iiii i oil ? hi- wa vh
i I • • m i Ii ♦ w<» or tIir.M«
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1' ii Trrnl ! i • mi
i • ! i ! ■ . I roii|i!c« \\ h:-■'*]
» i ' i' in at:1 ' 'I'rn h Mil
\ \ ' i I . ,ii'1 ■ I r. f • ' ro.i -
' .wn th. rn- d! i!
i r .« - - m h*id * • ; th#» m/iior
v ■ f >r rn m\
•11 I •• VI « ri I>r !> r \:\V , I,
Miss Mary Graham Ht*rc.
1 int • Mi visit of M ss
v . • 1, i1 1111 \ i> unintentionally
■ i' of last w.i - is.-ue and a"*
< . r 11 mi's \ i>it .ml speech mark
I in . • ■■ i h in the hi«t.«ir> of Surry
\ v.MM'i! wi1 ar Oh* «<•
Mil* r> wn k
\| \Ia (Iraham president of
I', c I* -Mtuti Ualfi/h. N. r
^itod our ciis Frida> Oct 22n«l and
pokf at ih«* town hall in th«* evening
.•\fry s»at h<»in>r taken and standing
room at a premium.
The speaker was Introduced by
Mrs. W. M. Lewis in a graceful speech
that was a very appropriate setting
ror the hi^h class address delivered
hy Miss Graham.
Miss Graham, tho active in secur
ing suffrage for the women of her
state and nation is no ordinary poli
tician or office seeker, she is how
ever a woman of charming personali
ty and a delightful speaker She told
why the women of the south should
support the Democratic party and
urged the women to accept the new
obligation and to educate themselves
for the use of the ballot to secure the
best possible form of government in
city, state and nation. She urged the
education of the present generation I
and dwelt at length on the woman
view point with regard to the T^eagns
of Nations how mother* bravely and
even gladly gave their sons in the i
world war to achieve a "league of
Nations" that should prevent futur«:
wars, and Miss Graham believe* that 1
the ideals of President Wilson's theo
ries should be perpetuated In our
government Hers was a speech that
appealed to the highest and noblest
aspirations of her aodienca.
While in this city Miss Graham was,
the guest of Mrs T. N. Brock who
gave her an automobile trip to Fancy
■ ap in ths ifUnoM, those composing
the party were Miss Orahaaa, Mes
dames W M. Lewis, N. C. Marion. Z.
V. Roberson, T. N. Brock and Mlsa
Irene 8mith.
Misses riara Bell and Louise Roth
of Elkin motored her* the moraine
after Miss Graham's address to ac
company her to Elkin where she ad
dressed another large audienea.
For a Disordered Stomach.
When the stomach fails to perform
Its functions the bowels become de
ranged, the liver and kidneys congest
ed. The important thing is to restore
the stomach and liver to a healthy
condition and for this purpose Cham
berlain's Tablets are excellent. GIts
them a trial. They only cost a guar
i . < jm rirnent mi; upon himself ir• an
• •)• itv..r to i|.e r u remedy f(,r
marl, liver ami kidney troubles
\fter i i«»n 111 ^ nf h« »»rt breaking fail
r-h and wi'h Inn condition ^rowintf
vmh'111, I>r Reese f n ill-, hit • i j »• • r i t J. • •
• r11111:; \IimH rcw is known an the
I .rmula K II, that completely
>r»"l In* health.
l>r. Reese has lu-m persuaded for
years by friends and users of The
keese Formula K II t<> put hm remedy
or. the market, already compounded
*t a price within the reach oi every
one Thi?* h»- has done and any lead
mi: druj/|'iHt will explain to sufferers
:].« merits of The Reese Formula H II
Thin if rent medicine, is not a no-railed
patent medicine, but the ingredients
one or more of which are prescribed
h> eserv physician dailv, are printed
With i'.i'il bottle
\ r• \ • n«* suffering fr<»m indigestion,
ner-. nuMiens, rheumatism, backache,
liimhai"!, Moiir stomach, 'leartburn.
1 r nary, kidney or liver troubles of
any kind will do well t<> talk over
their case with their druiwist today.
It do'-s not rust one peli'l to (|.i tblB
and yoi are under no obligation
\s ha te\ er.
LOCAL DRUG STORES BUY
BIG QUANTITIES OF
WONDERFUL REMEDY
Lurf(r 1'tirrhjtnr* of The Keene For
mu111 K M Are Made to Mrrt the
liitf Demand for (Jreat Tonic nr»d
It dy - Builder.
W S. Wolfe, l>rutf Co., toic«*» #1N
•vifh nil « fh*• r leading phnrmacHt.
T hii < i'v and see; ion, have purcha*
<f t*ir•• ■ jiin"» if i>'M -»f The Rei»ne For
mula ft II f" meet I he ever increii*insc
< I • * m. i r 111 for thiH a <»n i J ♦ • r f u I remedy
r st< ffi«( h, 11v«• r arid kidney trouble*.
! «• ji«iir •/ dru'j.rin'H everywhen* readily
appre*-irt.tr Mm* m'Ti'n of thin Krt*at.
tunic trid U»dv builder, and are nup
plying themselves w.th sufficient
uuanfitie* to meet the big demand
1 hi- Keese Formula ri U ■< Mm* re
uif i>f .1 pr artiM'itf (»h . sh ian\s own
need for a remedy f<• r <iornai-h, liver
and k dii"y troubles Kvery one of th<*
luu'i't d:ent * us <1 in itm preparation i*
l ri-H. r.Ud daily I»y practically every
doctor treating these nilment.it, be
cause of the fact that, thev have been
proven positively *n be the bent Cor
Mm action on the or^an it in intended
to i4id The KUjuTiority of The Reese
K imula TC II li.M in trie skilful and
m ientifu- maimer in which these tried
md proven dm^s are combined to
/ive j11hi the projier amount of each
ingredient at each dose, ft i.s for
•) \ reason that R II has succeeded in
re I e\ i n »»■ cases where perhaps the
irne ingredients ^iven in improper
doxejt have failed.
Rheumatism So Bad
Vrs Blair Could Not
Vove Hands or Feet
Treatment of Setera-I !>ortor«* Was
Without Result. hut \f!er Taking
II Wee»e Korniuhi K -11. \Noman
Now ( ;ki do Hit I lw ii lltiiisi'Mork.
M i > ! I H r. •• K ! I li. «Hi:.,
ur' -■ •! • • • \ : • ■ in r1 . :i :it mm
1 .V V • H . ) . . .j Ill,,' .• ht T
in ' • r !'< . • t. : ! r ffjraii t nk iniT
Kees«» l-'ininiila K II. with such re
. > ' i 1,1 i1' > }i;»> si . rnil now d<»
i* r wt) ' i > i■ w ■ • i k
! • ' \ • f h r i . . "A r ■ HI air
^ A Spook Convention. V
Ono of 'he m t »1» l;:'htfulrV
]< mk\ and thnllinir U.11.1 <»w*•'«• n par
1 it-s ever riven in this <r\ was the
-pook lonvntion at the hom<» of Mr.
ind Mrv ( Hin<|pr, Saturday night
aH'-'. the P and U. grn-ups of the B.
Y 1' 1' of t he First Ihq'! t church
'Mitertairii'd t>»•» H & V i •»up< and
ither \oung people <>f t > • eongrega
ion.
The guests were >vited to attend
n the usual sh -e* ai.d pillow case
ijarh of the Hallowe'en ghost. After
he ghostly \-iv• * r«* assembled on the
:>iazza Mr. Van Hook in black dis
guise as Charon led the silent spooks
>n a sight seeing excursion down the
styx. where dried leaves on the hall
Moor and corn stalks against the
Aral Is formed the background for
rrinning pumpkin lanterns and
bitches Mrs W. E. Jackson told
'ortunes in the "House of Fate" while
he hand of fate beckoned the young
people to the information bureau
.. U XM n r> T 1 ...
Will Hollingsworth, hunt? up by their
inir, were inspired with power to an
iwi-r all kinds of questions, then the
quests passed on to the (trave diggera
loe W. Johnson and I.ee Burrus, who
luried some bugbear or folly of year*
past as they were deposited by each
;uest.
By this time Charon had led hii
follower* to the parlor where Miss
Diana Binder took their "credential*"
ind their disguises were cast aside
ind readings given by Prof. Lucaa, J.
E. Van Hook. Miss Cook, Miss Irene
rbompson and Warren Davis. Music
»nd conundnima were also a part of
:he entertainment.
The dining-room was decorated in
orange and black crepe paper and
lere refreshments appropriate to the
occasion were served.
Pa rent-Teacher Association
Will Meet
The program for the year's study
n the Parent-Teacher association
nestings for tha school year 1920-21
a "The Children of Today are the
fitiiens of Tomorrow."
The November meeting will be held
Mot. 8th at the High school auditor
um at R.00 P. M. The sebject for
liacussion "What the Home should
10 for the Child" speaker W. F. Car
ter, leader of dlaeuaeioo, Mrs. F. L.
Smith; ••■ eal sole, Mr*. J. D. Jenkins.
The question box has been placed
11 the front hall and all who wish to
isk questions sre Invited to Trite
their questions and drop them in the
>ox aa they enter.
nil* "I had scMTf pains in (h«*
' H< k. arms f«-«*t and limbs. Several
i.irs mated n»«» without results
I- ;iiB\ I Im'v'mm taking Ileese Formula
11 N v in • heurnatism is tcone,
. '. jii! 1 'i'k! system cleaned up.
i is !>• ' t. r and ! can do my
ii / i • v ■ #rk. I recommend Reose
Mini i I! II. because of its wonder
d iv.mi! is in my ast\ and if my testi
motrul vs.i! 'i i' 'it*f to other auf
I «-!••> ; ;mvc it to you."
i Formula K fl
* tlav ni s ur"*"i Ii'Uir store.
SOIICK
liv virtue of autl. *rity vested in the
,. .1, r d l.v .. r. td< r - t! .• rk
''>!•«• jiM ..ir < • rt i'' >:.i i . i inly
"i -r"• i 'a 1 jt imI I 1 :• .i"i ti .»n
r I n'h t> \ ■> I! ■» ,r . 1 .IV. r n. !
v\ ! • !l :iI pnhlii- . • I 5 !'h
<t }■ d 1. »• *' • I ..VS ,! ! .. • d..-d
'ra-t <>f hit ,| !■ ! on th. \s. .st and
north !>v flhe land- - f I i>p«-r K •>. |
on the ras: h\ ? h • • lands J« ' • I'af -
t -rson and »>n the s«• • 11h h- land of
I .incs r.uiitcr. containing .I 'J «n ri-s
"f land rnioc •.r less. Ivin^r in Kldora j
townshij on Hull Run rrtrk. i»n Satur
day, the -11li <>f Decemh. r fc»:M at 1
'clock P M on said premises, it being
•he old John Johnson home place near
I'nion church.
Terms of sale: 1 3 cash. 1-3 in 12
months, and 1-3 in 2 years on approv
ed security.
Sale made for partition amonjf the
u. -: —
Sol Johnson, Commissioner
Notice of Sal* Under Ven F,.x.
By virtue of a ven ei issued by the
Clerk of the Superior Court in the
rause entiled, T J Smithwick vs i
Willie Wilkes. T will sell for a^h to)
the highest bidder. at the Cr.uri House
d< or in Dobs» n, N. C. >n Monday the i
1th day of December next, toe foii-iw- I
!U- property, towit:
That certain indebtedness evidenc
ed by note and deed of trust executed
by R. V. Snoddy to Wil'ie Wilkes, and
levied upon in a warrant of attach
ment issued by the Clerk of the Su
perior Court 'n the c»jse entit'ed, T.
,T. Smithwick vs. Wi'lie Wilkej, the
said indebtedness amilinting to J765,
00.
Sale made to satsify a Judgment in
favor of T J. Smithwick amounting
to I7BB.OO with interest and cost.
This November 1st, 1920.
U. O. Belton. Sheriff.
i Notice of Sale
By virtue of three several execu
tions issued by the Clsrn of the Su
pericr Court, <n causes entitled. Syd
nor A Sparger vs. Meyortan 1. umber
Corj oration and Rossi yn Lnmbe- cor
poration and Mount Airy A Eastern
Railway Company. I will sell fo- rash
lr the highest bidder, at tlie "our»
House door in Dobson, on the Srd day
of December, 1920, at 12.(i0 o'clock
noon, thi» following real estate, to-wit:
That certain tract or pa real of land
lying and being in Surrv County,
North Carolina, adjoining the lands of
R. H. I.eonard and others, and con
taining ten (10) acres, more or 1ms
Same being known as the Mount Airy
A Eastern Junction lands.
Sale made to satisfy one execution
of I1S9.B7, with Interest from the 1st
day of January, 1B17, andfT >0 cost:
one other execution of $154.10, with
Intereet from the 1st day of January,
1917, and 97.80 coat, and one other
execution of 1148.88 with interest
from the 1st day of Jannary, 19J7, and
97.80 cost.
This November 1st, 1920.
U. G. Belton, Sheriff.
If it la a Binieu Attack.
Take three of Chamberlain's Tab
let* and a quick recovery la eertaln.
Stomach'T rouble
Relieved by R-l 1
After Doctors
Failed
Jameii M l,on|, of 426 North Se
cond Ht , (ronton, Ohio, nn rmployN
of the Union Iron and Nte#! Company,
han to *ay of The Ke«*e Formula K II,
"I have heen doctoring for ovrr nix
yearn for Ntnmach trouble. Six doc
tor* in (ronton «jid four in Porta
rnouth did not ) « lp rn«' it hit. 1 hav«
taken nil aort* of remrdie* without
Jn .11 f t until I h« ran taking The K«e*e
I' rrnula K II I have taken hut on*,
twitlle hut my stomach doe* not trou
hl«« no- at all and I xtrontfer in
"V»t\ r«-*pert I am going to take an
».tf;.-r >o!tlr ultnough I fe«d that I am
ent indy well now I most heartily
recnrnmcnd thi« r« m«dv an it ha*, hy
relieving me. don«* *omething I d' 1
nut think poa*ih)e."
f'on*ult your dru|(iriit today a* t*>
th«• merit* of thi« wonderful tonic and
hody builder
Physicians Use
Reese Formula •
R-U Every Daj
i i
(.reel Tonic Rebuilds HyitM, Pfll*
I fU« th« Blood and Put* 8m#
In Your HUp.
STANDS TODAY IN CLAH8 BT
ITSELF
PhysU'iann every day prracribe fee
patient* suffering from troubles ef
th«- at^mach, liver and kidneys, sodl
as indigent ion, nervouftness, header he.
backache. lumbago, urinary liver aad
kidney disorder*, some of the drugs
u*ed iri The Reeae Formula H II.
They are excellent drugs But u»
lea* just the Hght ones are used ie
j»j«t 'h-- ri^rht combination and quan
tities, the bent results cannot be ob
tained.
It took ye/tr* if effort and
with I)r Ree-e-'s "wn life at *take to
perfect The Reese^' ypiula U-II It
stand* today in 1»* itself.
T' • r ir.- •■]»/ Jh to«l.*iv who have
suffered for yarf t and v o now <»we
their health to Pn* wonderful remedy.
(let •« 1 c today and be convinced
»i its merits.
If there in any special i iformatlo®
you desire concerning your own case
write the Medical Adviser. Medical
Department The Ree«e Formula Com
pany. Huntington. W. Va.
Union Labor Leader Says
None Could Be Disap
pointed in R-l 1.
Secretary of Central Labor Cn ion
Declare* He \\ aa Benefitted More
by The Keeae Formula K-II Than
by All Other Medicine* and Saya
Sufferer* Need \e*er Fxpcriment
When Thin Wonderful Keinedy Can
H. Had.
Suf.erera of stiimacli. liver and kid
nev trouble "will never have to ex
penment if The Keeae Formula R ll
an be procured," aaya W. F. Dodaon,
• rre^jKindin^ and recording aecretary
»f the Lynchburg Central Labor.
I n.on. Mr Dodaon aaya "No one
•an be disappointed in This wonderful
rernedv , which I am absolutely sure I
im ritfht in recommending to anyone
<nd everyone." Thia labor leader con-,
innea:
"I hid stomach and liver troubles
'or a number of years, and took many
wind* »»f reinedi< s, which, it seemed.
1 n 1 me \ery little, if any £o«>d. I had
ap|»etife, and n«"*hinjj th.it I ate
evrned t,, arree with me I just ibout I
icided to let the medicines ;ro and
11-h if (.ut when I saw an ad\ef*e
» eUt of The I let e Formula K II I
'.ive this very little notuv, however,
I ! id tried ho many remedies li t
nd only diaapr 'in'ed me. One dav
vhile I whs talking with Mr. K. M.
fJhee, who w..r' in the a,b*>pa
v'h me, T a^ked 1 rn how he f- !t f r
I knew he had been nick with a serious
stomach trouble. He told me he wm
a great deal better; that he was tuk
injr h medicine that did him more froo4
than anything he had ever taken.
This remedy, ne said, waa The Ree»%
Formula R II which he Umj^ht at the
Crafts C -operative Store
Knowing Mr McfJhee to he -a ron
s-rvalive man and on the strength of
his recommendation 1 decided to pet
a bottle of R II which I did that
•' r ' 1 r?in state positively and
truthfully that I received more real
f.« r" *V from this remedy in one week
1';•' I rvrr pot from all medicines I
id tr» I Mv appetite imj roved, in
diirest'.n disappeared, and 1 felt bet
ter generally than ,1 had in month®.
I am very thankful I found out abottt
this sp'.-ndid remedy for stomach, liv
er and kidnev troubles, and feel that
no one will have to experiment any
more if Th«* Reese Formula R-II can
be procured. I would qualify this
only t.i sav that I think anyone that
has h "I these troubles for any 'enrrth
of time should take two or three !>ot
tles of R II and I feel sure they w?1!
net he disappointed.
•\nvoee suffering from the after -
>• ff< .if "flu" and pneumonia indi
L'"-,:ot)t nervousness sleeplessness,
'tirr.'v.|> , ! ,. he female w eakness,
nr -iarv, ) ' • M.-r -'omach liver and
.v ip-u'''' will do well to pet a
'">• I.- of j-< wonderful remedy to
i. , — Vt-d'Ti) Adviser,
Medical Ihpar;ni- nt. The Reese For
mula Corrpany. Huntington, W. Va.
for advice . onr ■ •rrvnir your own parti
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