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NOTICB.
A #*• Mr cant jM luring
ptorad witaiM as*! by rirtna of am
thorn* of in order of (ha Clark of tha
Superior Court of Hurrr count*. ai<a
in tha aparia! |iimii»»iwii antitlad A.
j. Daathamga, Adminiatrator of tha
aauta of E? A MUikiir. dacaaaod ra.
Nana la Midkiff -t al.. tha aama being
No. ... on th» apaeial prnmadlng
dockata of aaid c«wt tha onderaignad
aommiaaioner will, on Saturday, Oct.
IMi, 1921, at I o'clock oflfar for aala
ta tha hifhaat bidda. on tanoa of one
third eaah, balance In aU and twelve
atontha, that certain tract of land In
Mount Airy Townahip upon whlcn to
tha home of tha lata E<L A. Midkiff
naar the Flat Rock and
fallowa:
Begining at a stake and running
8. 10 deg.lf. 27 ft.: thanca S. 44 dac
W. 123 ft.; thance 8. 48'i deg. W. 100
ft. tea stake; thencr N. 10St <tag. W.
1,113 ft. to a ataka; thencr 3. 42 deg.
M mm E. 12R ft.; thrnca N. 2 d^g. 45
rain Wl ft. to a ataka; lh«nca *7. 14
dag. K 421 '* to a .take; tha we N.
44 da? 30 m n. E -At ft to tha begin- ]
aing For hcttar d«*-ription aae dead
from C. B. Keeaae t'> K'd. A. MidkilT
and title bond from C. B. Keeaee to1
BAA. MidkifT ,
Thia Sept 10, lOil.
E. C. BIVENS, Com.
Ofica CIub|«
My oAea haraaftar to to I
atpal building at hand of tha
T. B.
WONDERFUL GAIN IN
WEIGHT REPOftYD)
Ymmmg Wommm Only WmigM
Ow 100 And U GmMmc
Ewry D*y.
"Bafora 1 bflfu taking Teniae 1
only walgfced T« pom*, I now watgft
uwlOOtMl w gaining ovary day,"
aaid MIm UIm Davia. of
"I hn» Hf bit bottle of Taalaa
at Cm City, hi, aad it WH mt
NBMltetlMrtMMtaflt 1
Imm ilnn
■■#■■4 a
•war had any tyydtto aad ataipty
could nut rallab anything, I fad ott
until ! only weighed Tl pounda and
waa to thin I looked perfectly awful.
Tkla la tba condition I waa la whan I
"Oh, I foal ao different now Bran
my complexion fa Improved. My ap
patita la gn«d and I can hardly gat
•no ugh t» aat. Tan lac la imply
gTand, and I can truthfully aay it la
tfca only madicfna that ever dona me
any good."
la aold by
Hidden three month* In an unfilled
water tank of a eteamahip, 20 emaci
ated Chlneae etowawaya wore recently
removed to Ellia I»land from a Britiih
■taamahip. The dlacovery waa made
by a cuiloma official aearrhing for
rortrahan^ liquor and opium.
How Belter Than PllfcT
The que*tion hai been aaked--In
what way are ('hamberlain'i Tableta
tuperior to the ordinary cathartic and
liver pllla? Our anawer ia, they ara
eaaler and more pleaaant to tak<- and
their effect ia ao gentle kh*' one
liardly realixea that It ia produced by
> medicine. Than, they not only move
the bowela but improve the appetite
ind atraightan the di«r*etion.
A Short Story
Chickens
Eggs
Butter
»
Dried Apples
Of interest to farmer*
and merchants who want
first class serrica and fair
dealing.
You cannot afford to over
look us.
We hare the Experience,
Outlet and Trade to Give
Top Prices.
ELLER CO.
MOUNT AIRY. N. C
Make Your Own Soap!
Women all over the country are
learning that the loap they make at
home is better, purer and more eco
nomical than factory made soaps.
just save the household grease that
now goes into the garbage. Buy a
can of Red Devil Lye and follow the
plain, easy directions for soap-making.
Each cantul save* you fully a dollar!
Good Soap From Waste Falsi
But Use Red Devi)—
Red Devil Lye has such tremendous
strength and power that every c-nful
will (urn waste grease into ir.any big
cakes of splendid laundry soap. Ea.y
to do. Follow directions, right on
the label.
Saves You
A Lot Of Mohl;
You are paying ¥0 erne; to i dollar
for as much soap as you c-.n make
with a can of Red Dv.nl Lye—anti
the soap you buy is not as purr as you
can make yourself from the fats and
scraps you now waste! Your home
made aosp will contain all of the nat
ural glycerin and will be free from
the adulterants so common in factory
msda soaps.
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RED DEVIL LYE
Sura is Strong/
YOUR GROCER SELLS IT
SHOULD HAVE SEARCH
WARRANTS FOR HOUSES
But Tkis WnU Be Tm Slow
for IrtiaiMai >»r*
William J. Bryan.
WUHam J. Bryan, wko I* M» a
eitisen of Florife Mi will eset Ms
ratoW that State, m la Vukta|tM
laat week. Than te ahrsy» s muddle
lefialattea mi Mr. Bryaa baa this to
■ay am the —bjert.
"The wtfimw report so ths an
ti-beer bfll meete the aMaation The
•ire to Make the law* say wtotw strict
A private mHiaii la a permanent
building end it is entirely proper to
require a warrant for seareh. Thia
might area be sat ended to permit any
bona Ms resident to protest his home
from ssarrh without warrant by stak
ing affidavits that* he has ao liqaoi
an lawfully concealed therein. Bat it
is different with automobiles. Te
require a warrant before searching s
j suspected automobile would practical -
I ly nullify tha law. The automobile
could go Into another eounty before a
warrant could he seemed, ft is in
i concsirablc that any dry Ssnator can
; he deceived by the mock hero tea of
the wets, liberty to disobey the law
la not conaidsred sacred by any Isrgr
percentage of ths American people.
A filibuster by s majority to prevent
the enforcement of a constitutional
provision is sbout ss undemocratic a
procedure sa could be imaginable,
especially a constitutional provision
which outlaw* a criminal traffic "
Indian Woman Hope* to Win
Suit For $1,000,000
Tulsa. Ok la.—What would you do
with |1,000,000 should you win that
amount in I auit for title to land?
Kn. Rachel Ptrrjnaan, 86. a Crock
Indian and rrandmother, who recently
A led auit for raal eatate ia Tulaa rai
ned at fljOeOfiOO, aajr* aha would bay
a new buggy, a young horaa and par
haps a fsw good cows.
"After that," aha say*. "I dont
know. I dont Uka automobilaa,
though; they go too fat"
Forty years ago. Mrs. Perryman
said, she used to follow tki droves of
cattle from the Ferryman ranch, near
Tulaa, to market at Coffayville, Kan.
In those day* bar huaband. George
Perryman, waa still alive.
When the oil rush began, after aha
had become used to the eattle-raiaing
business, a demand for vegctablea
started, and Mrs. Perryman started
raising them. Her truck garden be
came famous, and her husband ex
tended his holdinirs, she declares, un
til they included a vast amount of
land where Tulsa now stands.
The Perryman home, she said, waa
built on the aite of the present Tulaa
country courthouse. As much as 110
and 112 advance was paid daily on
calla for produce from her truck gar
den, Mrs. Perryman said, and she waa
kno<vn as the richest Indian woman in
this part of the country.
"That was before Indians began to
take an interest in oil," she said.
No Shortage of Babies in State
This Year.
Cotton and tobacco may be Rhort
thin year, and there may be a great
scarcity of fruit in all parts of the
State, hut it ia certain that there will
be a bumper crop of babies in North
Carolina in 1921. Records kept in
Raleigh in the form of vital statistics
show that 1921 will be probably the
greatest year in a long time in the
number of babies born in North Caro
lina. And not only have Iota of babies
been horn this year, but people hava
been dying more slowly, and alto
p?tb»r the State is promised a big in
crease in inhabitants during 1921.
Birth and death statistics for the
first six months of 1921 compiled by
the Bureau of Vital Statistics of the
State Board of Health, Dr. F. M. Reg
ister. director, indicate an increase of
more than 8,000 births over the same
period last year, and deaths have de
creased by more than two thousand.
The same ratio for the year will give
the 8tate a net gain in population of
67,810.
Doring the first si^ months there
were 44.268 babies born In the State
while 16,010 people were dying. Dur
ing the aame period last year there
were 41,062 babies bora, while 18,070
people were dying. The decreased
death rate for the present year is at
tributed partly to the fact no in (ta
enia epidemic was abroad during the
early months of the year as waa the
ease in 1930.
Jane appears to he the month moat
favored for birthdays by the newt)
arriving babies this gear, with a total
of 6460, bmt last gear the new citi
sens preferred April, and in that
month set up a yet unbroken reeord
.for birth*—8,688 February of last
year ao far hoi* (be reeord for
Bishop Immbmlk Punt hi
Jap«
Naab villa, Tann, l<ft. 37,—Maw*
of Um daath fMlNii; of Bishop
Waltar Lam bath of tha Southara
Mathodlat cborrh In a haapltal at
Yokohoma, Japan, was riasivad Wart
today by ralativaa.
Tha daath of, Bishop Iswkath fol
lowad aa operation performed a law
waaka x». Nam of hla death. haw
om MaMi bar* Hie fatbar, Jaatee
William Laasbuth, was a miaaionary
and to IwM In Japan. U la not
known whsthar tha pralaU'a body wt D
ha returned to tUa country or ha
hurted In tha Orlant, tha scene of Ma
life's work.
Hal, China, bat a4mM In this aaaa
try. Hla caraar bafan aa a ladi
ral missionary from tha Soothera
Methodist church hi China, following
hla graduation from ths VandeiMt
Unirarslty school of Medicine in 1*77.
Since than hla Ufa has baan glvvn to
tha Missionary interesta of his ehareb.
In It 10 ho was alactad a bishop and
for yaara ha hae baan rscognised aa
ona of tha loading Sgurea in tha mia
aioaary movement of tha Christian
world. Ona of his meant achieve
ments waa tha location of a Methodist
mission in tha Congo country, tha first
of hia church in Africa.
Jarrell Produce Co. 1
Wants
Chickens, Eggs, Butter
BMMui>4«>KybCM*TPndM
SEC US BEFORE YOU SELL
TUU 3HUULU NAME
THE SURRY COUNTY LOAN t TRUST CO.
AS YOUR EXECUTOR FOR THE
FOLLOWING REASONS.
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WRIGLEYS
•AFTER
EVERY
10i»o»5t
The new su*ar coated
cbewin*
BWXV _mnrp_
nKEEEZ^ ^HOSZE^
THE FLAVOR LASTS
Chilly rooms
made comtor table in a tew minutes
And you don't have to "drive" your coal heater
With d«h<hH»l autumn daya t'lere alwayt
coma rhillr ni|hu and Iroatv norM*|l.
You dislilia to Hart ai ihf (uraaot or
■IMn baatar until it i» actually aaaaaaary.
Naxt to |1m |nat aoirvtnirac? ol tha Par
tact loa Oil Haatar m it* unusual aooaomy
It karat (or about 10 boar* oa ■ ainfla
|alha ol kafoaooa wbieb aoata oofy about
kali oht it did kat yaar.
It ii an aipooaiva luxury to kaaf aaidoa
aaad raaaa aad ballw/ya baa tad alt lb*
■>»— - ■»- J- - J .l j. _/ a in..
(MM ■ nUMIMI CM iKWIimit Of MMHM
will Ml dawa tbair aoaJ bill* tbia fall and
viaur by naiad tba Nifcwlia a* aa aux
iliary baa tar. Reap tha boaaa mm with
tba aaal baaiar bri aaa Dm Mm
maka tba Irriai noai co-tartabU
Tha Farfaetioa Oil Haatar plaaad la froat
of aa atpowd door or arlaiow wM
draft, warn aad baaltbfal.
Yaar baidwata, bowahnlaM^ ar 4a*
partaral atora prabi
Haatar*. Aak tha
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