JULIUS ELDRIDGE
Aim* In Van UmdWj Ce. FbrM
Nwmakly'a Pine CaadUa
The "lUull" Store
Phone 31
Hm Kqr that Unlecka the Doer to
Lmi U»iag.
The nan of eighty-Are and ninety
mra of age are not the rotund, welf
fad, but thin, }pare man, who Uva on
• alender dial. Ba aa caraful aa ha
will, howavar, a mart paat middla age
will ocraa tonally aat too much or of
eome article of food not auited to hi*
constitution, causing indigestion or
conatipatlon and will need • doaa of
Chamberlain's Tahlcta to mova hla
bowda and invigorate hla atomach.
When thia la done, there ia no re aeon
why the average man should not live
to a ripe old age.
SHAWNEE KU KLUX
PULLS BIG PARADE
iMiltftm and Gtmklm Will
Ur, Trouble by Laaafeg,
Om Placard Says.
Shawnee. Ok la., Rapt. II. - Three
hundred nwmbtri of the Ku Klux
Klan, In official regalia, WlM thru
the main street* af Shawnee and
Teeumaah late last night after captur
ing the night editor at a loaai news
paper and taking him on tha journey.
Nothing waa dona othar than to dis
play baanara and sand a warning nota
to law viola tori thru tha columns of •
Shawnee nawspapar.
Before allowing tha nawspapar man
to bars tha ear, in which h* waa
taken on tha trip, tha following nota
was handed to him. addrasaad to a
| Shawnee nawspapar:
"We art* 1,000 strong In Shawnaa.
(food Americans uphold tha law.
Watch tha ownership of your paper
and kaap It In tha hands of good
Americana. W« will (Iran Shawnee
whan tha tima is rlpa. Bootleggers
and gamblers will save trouhlr by
| leaving now."
In addition to tha warning sent to
1 tha nawspapar tha following banners
I were carried on tha sides of the slaty
cart in the parade:
"Dont follow us; it is not safe."
"You can't eat grab your wife made
by washing."
"Wall be back, be careful and be
American."
"Judgee, you know your duty—
ws are with you when you do it, but
you must do It*
"I-ook out if you do not heed these
signs."
"Fooling around the other fellow's
home Is not wise."
"Joy riders be careful."
"lawyers, make your money off
legitimate cases."
"If you want to be healthy, don't
go on law breakers' bonds."
A Short Story
Chickens
fegs
Butter
Dried Apples
Our interest to farmers
and merchant* who want
first class service and fair
dealing.
You cannot afford to over
look us.
We have the Experience,
Outlet and Trade to Give
Top Prices.
ELLER CO.
MOUNT AIRY, N. C.
for Goods at the Right Price
See—
F. D. Ilolcomb Hardware
No. 11 Chattanooga Cane Mills, $35.00
No. 12 Chattanooga Cane Mills, 45.00
Closing out Keystone Paint, while it lasts, at
per gallon, $1.35
Cook Stoves and Ranges have recently made a de
cline. Our prices are right.
Wire Nails also cheap.
Closing out good line of Crockery at 15 cents per
gallon. HURRY!
Building Material cheap. Get our prices before
you buy.
Get our cheap prices on coal and wood heaters.
HJaters must be sold regardless of cost.
Special Sale on Florence Automatic Oil Stores.
Til* rtM Art* department of the
lob mmi Krtday In the parlor, of th*
Blue Kidg* hotel. Mr*. Frank C*rte»,
Jr., had charge of the pujgiam for th*
afternoon which m an th* *ub)*et
of th* art* and -raft* in our nam coun
ty. Mm. Will Hayaes fart a highly
Instructive and (treating talk on Km
art of spinning ami we*ving, with the
'14 wheel for il—iinstmtion. Patch
work waa taken up effectively by Mia*
r*ve« She showed the old and new
method In patchwork. Mr*. Jarkaoo
explained the art of baakatry In pin*
"-•die* and grasses aa done by Miaa
Ola Marlon and Mr*. Win Hal*. Ow
ing the aoetal hour. In whlrh «and
wlaha*, taa and candy -nrm nerved th*
ladle* wer* given an opportunity t*
xamine the sniendtd exhibit which
th* chairman had carefully selacud
; or th<- afternoon. Thin included!
i "ird woven npraad*. bla"ket«, towel*, I
1 'able cloth* and piece* of clothing,!
^.Ubwork «pr«ad* and runner*, knit
tad counterpane!, handmade candlea.i
hand painted rhina, the aplit bottom
mountain chair*, and **qul*it* hand- i
made baaket* and Jardlnere*. |
Th* Home Economic* department of i
'he club held a call maetlng In th*
Blue Ridge hotal parlor*, Friday at
I o'clock. By an almost unanimous
vot* It waa decided that th* depart
ment wool.| accept the bid to cater f <r
tb* banquet which the Kiwani* club ia
planning for October 14. This work
will b* In tha capable hand* of the de
partment chairman, Mr*. Cl*ve Ilale,
and plans will h* definitely formulated
h»fr. ;
B. Y. P. U.
The B Y. P. L'. meets .Sunday even
ng at <1:30. A very intereatinir De
votional program. "The Golden Rule.**
Will be in charge of group "V with
Danna Binder acting a* leader. As
this fo the (lr*t meeting in the new ,
quarter a contest will he started
among the group* in the form of an
imaginary trip acroa* the continent.
For each member present the group
will go forward 1" mile*; for each
member doing the Daily Bible Read
i gs 10 mile*; ami for each new mem
' er hrowrht in th*- trroup will go for
ward 100 mile*. At the meeting Sun
lay evening Me will have with u* the
;ite Junior B. Y. P. U. secretary and
probably Mr Perry Morgan, the State i
B. Y. P. U. •ecretaiy.
Theodore Recce, Pre*.
Danna Binder, See.
Euirene Olive. Pastor.
Deposit Funds Show Decrease
Washington, Sept. 24 Fund* on
deposit with the national banks of the
country decrease! by more than $2,
000.000 000 durinrr the pant fiscal
year, while the total resource*, ex
elusive of rediscounts. declined by
over S2,WX'.(X>0.000, according to nn
abstract of reports on the condition
of these bsnks on June 30, issued to
day by Comptroller of the Currency
Crisinger.
BIG DOUBLE CIRCUS *
HAS VAST PROGRAM
Ringling Bros, and Bamum 6c
Bailey to Present Scores of
Entirely New Features.
• Wsw>na"ls lam, October 11.
Th-> announcement that the far.
famed Ringling Bros, and Bamum A
Bailey Combined Shows arc to exhibit
at Winston-Salem, Tuesday October
11 has aroused no end of interest. It
would seem as though practically all
the youngsters and frown-ups in this
section Mere planning to attend.
Twice each day for almost two
months New York's great Madison
Square Garden was packed with those
who thronged to see this hirrest pro
gram in circus history. They saw
scores of the jungle's most ferocious
h>asts, subjugated to such s degTee,
that these beautiful an'mals leaped
to and rode on the backs of elephants
and horses, jumped through hoops of
Are, opened their mouths that their
men and women trainers might lay
their heads r.nd hands inside them. or
leaped from pedestal to pedestal like
trained dogs. And these marvelous
dumb actors ar>> all on tour with the
irreat doable circus. The four im
mense steel arenas In which they per
form are set up In the mammoth main
tent. There is no sdditfon.il charge—
everything is on the one program.
And by everything" la meant not
only the wild animal displays, but the
entire circus. More than 000 men
and women, embracing the world's
foremost srenic stars, take part.
There are almost 100 clowns. Aside
from the ferocious beasts, the pro
gram includes thirty trained ele
Rhants. Troupes of camels perform
i the rings. There are Ave com
panies of trained seals, many dogs,
be«rs, monkeys, pin and pigeons.
Fully seventy trained horses and Shet
land! are presented. It is the biggest
cirrus program the world has ever
seen, given under the largest tent
and. In connection, is the famous com
bined Ringling Brothers and Barman
A Bailey menagerie. .
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS
The Board has notified me that all
taxes, ap to and including 1830 most
be paid by October 1, 1921, or steps
will be taken to collect same accord
ing to law. The tax-payers will
please take notice and govern them
selves accordingly.
1 V. DEYERLE.
City Tax Collector.
Mr. JimUmm to Lwra Hospital
Nnt W—k
Winston iWntinvl, Mopt. M.
lav. Tom T. Jtnlaun, paatur at
Qrac* rhurdl, who hm» bMR nn<Wr>
qotai; tr—tout at Th» UwnnM
Ho»piUl far two «nki or wn, •»
pacta to IM abla to return Hoom Mat
wull It ia aadaratootf that hta oper
ation »u Mitlrtl; mimftil
FOR SALE
Three 1920 model truekr. All practirall; n w,
and fully equipped with cab*, beds, etc., suitable for
hauling tobacco or other purposes. ! will sell these
trucks on easy terms or trade them for touring can
or real >«tate. If interested in a good truck at a low
price see me at oncc.
S. A. HENNIS,
Mount Airy, N. C.
f"ONE BRAND
ONE QUALITy
j One Size Package
All our skill, facilities, and lifelong knowledge of the
finest tobacco* are concentrated on this one cigarette—
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Into this ORE BRAND, we put the utmost quality.
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possible to make a cigarette.
Camel QUALITY is always maintained at the same high,
exclusive standard. You can always depend on the same
mellow-mild refreshing smoothness—the taste and rich
flavor of choicest tobaccos—and entire freedom from
cigaretty aftertaste.
And remember this I Camels come in one size package
only—20 cigarettes—just the right size to make the greatest
saving in production and packing. This saving goes
straight into Camel Quality. That*s one reason why you
can get Camel Quality at so moderate a price.
neres anotner. we put no useless
frills on the Camel package. No "extra
wrappers!" Nothing just for show!
Such things do not improve the smoke
any more than premiums or coupons. And
their added cost must go onto the price
or come out of the quality.
One thing, and only one, is responsible
for Camels great and growing popularity
—that is CAMEL QUALITY.
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