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Pre-Easter Values at After-Easter Prices " ' ' fj 4 ^ y ii|ifi iiitiiiiifty Cww mm! MipfiljF younJU wy,; [if' I-jM $1'! - New Silks For Easter Dresses — $1.JJ Ntw.iiUu, all • jrar4 wkU awl itrM| ud dwaU*. A good Miction of colon. Silks, toffot— mmd ■■Ho« . Hmm mDu ut worth oat lata tfcao $ZJO par jrmrd ud mom arc worth $3.00, all ara pricod •lllJOpojrari NEW WAISTS Of feoriitt*, crepe dc chine, aatin, pongee and voile*, in the otwMt dMifiui, latest mode* HJOtoHN. WOOL SKIRTS Plaid* and stripe*, good colore, all wool fabric, good *tyle* value* to |t.tO pri—4 W.M to $6.(0 SILK JERSEY PETTICOATS Pure silk Jersey* in a good range of colors, former value* $5.00. now I2.M. PUMPS OXFORDS Color* light tan, cordovan, black patent leather and oat ins. price from $2.*0 to SILK HOSE TO MATCH Three seam thread silk, "Buster Browns, per pair, $1.00 Pretty combination colors in children's half and three quarter sox, in most any color 35c and up. Parcak, yard, 10c Solid CKaabay^ yd... ,10c per bundle $1.19 Silk stripe Madras, good col ors, yd 40c - "Steepweir 81s90 sheets, priced, $1.25 MILLINERY Newly trimmed hate to mart *yles newest effects, priced extremely low. CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR We have Juet received > All in shipment of Children's slippers, pumps snd oxfords in patent leathers, kids end calf skin. Real dandle footwear for children—the best at the lowest price. BOYS SUITS Better clothes for boy* became they are made of better fabric*. The new Norfolk styles, smart models, a bit different in construction. All sixes, choke colon. Prices range from $6.10 to >1.10 MEN'S OXFORDS Toney red, cordovan and black, all lasts, in brogues plain models, priced (3.M to CLOTHING Men's and young men's suits, checks, plaids, stripes and solid colon, the new sport models and conserva tives. Save 910.00 on a suit here. WARSHA W'S "SELLS MORE AND BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY" OPPOSITE MOUNT AIRY DRUG CO. MOUNT AIRY, N. C NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of mi execution issuing from the'Clerk of the Superior Court of Surry county on judgment in favor of E. A. Hannah varans Jot H. Nor man. to aatiafy eighty one and 60-100 (181.60) dollar* due by judgment docketed Feb. 14th. 1022. bearing in tenet from Feb. Sad, IMS, and to aatiafy the further aum of two and 2$ 100 (V2.2S) dolars coat la aaid action, 1 will offer for tale to the highest kki.i«r, at he Court Houae door in Dobeon on Monday the Mth day of April, 1*13, the following property - *e-w*: One gasoline engine and aaw. , One range. Oae library table. Oaa dark bay borae. Sale made to aatiafy aaid judgment, with interest from Feb. 2nd, 1022. tin paid, two and 28-100 (»T») dollars eaderuid coat, and the costs and ex pfinara of the iilfi Tfcis March 22rd, 1022. A. I.. Ashburn, Sheriff Surry co. mm RAILWAY SYSTEM Arrival and Departuie of Paaaencar Trains, i reeneboro, N. C. From To Leave Maw O Naw Vork 1.87 p. New Yurk Atlanta .... 12:16 a. B'ham New .York 3:50 a. New York Columbia 4:17a Kioh. V* Aiheville 6:50a. Maw York Atlanta 6:S2a Naw Yora....Naw Orleans ...7:62a. Charlotte .. Washington.... 7:66a. Sanford Mount Airy |:00a Mt. Airy .. Sanford-Wilm 12:60p. Goldaboro . .AsbeviHe . .. ,12:60p. Danville Char . 12:46p. New O Naw Ya«k 10.62p. Asheville Goldaboro 4:15p. Sanford Mount Airy 4:80p. i Waah New 0 6:62p. I W'miiiator Danville 7:40p. Mu Airy Sanford 7:26p. Danville Char # ...7:80p. Atlanta Richmond 16:86p Augusta New York.... .16:26p. Atlanta New Yoit U:6«p. Ar. No Between Greanaboro No. Lv 4:00a 11. . . Goldaboro . 112 12:40a. 6:60a. 2 Wtnatoi.-Sale* ....1 10:40p. 10:10p. 11 GoMsbmV It 7:66a 10:20a. 16 Raleigh 16 1:16*. al2:60p. N. Wilkeah. 6 al:40|> «:60p. 6 N. Wltkeab 1 8:06a. ?:66|». It - fp. IT Raleifh-Geldaboro. 14 0:60a The arrival and departure of Paaaea train* at Mt. Airy. far trains at Nt. Airy. U:9U Sanford 8:80p 6 OOfk.. .. Sanford -Wilm 8:60a The arrival and departure of Paaaen fer train* at Winston Salem. 11:46a . .Mt, All* Rural Hal. 4 60p $Mm. ... ..AaWata l:60p (a) Dally bet wean Greensboro and daily, exaapt Winston Salem and Hiromrfi Pullman sleping ear Mr ■vtae to WaeMngton. New York. Rick Moonshiners Try to iUcortr Their Still Ashrville, Marrh 28.—Armed with run*. knives and pistols, three moon shiners appeared at the home of De puty Sheriff John McClure, of Clay county, in the mountain* near here, and demanded the return of a block ade a till which the deputy, with other officers, had taken the previoae day. In the free-for-all-fight and running (run battle which ensued, the deputy »he riff received several acra tehee and hruiaea. Martin, one of the men, waa shot through the hand, and the other two, aaid to have been (Jotn* a thriving trade in corn whiaky, were repulsed after the exchange of sever al shots. The deputy sheriff still has the still, and Martin is held in the Clay county Jail. Paamore and his' son are "hidlnr out" in the mountain faet neaaea. NOT DUE TO SEX ALONE Mt. Airy Women Have Learn ed The Cause of Many Mys terious Pains and Aches Many women have come to know that se* isnt the raason for all back aches, diny headaches and urinary diaorders. Men have these troubles, too, and often they come from kidney weakneaa. To live simply, eat spar ingly, take better cars at one's self and to uae Doan's Kidney Pills, is bound to help bad kidneys get better. There is no other remedy so well-re commended by Mount Airy people. Read this caae: Mrs. J. K. Davie, 112 Lebanon street., says: "I have oaed Doan's Kidney Pills and wouldn't be without them. I waa dowtt with my back and the pains were so bad, I surely was la misery I couldn't movo one way or the other and would cry from pain. There waa only one remedy that gave me aay relief and that wag Doan's Kidney Pills. A few Doan's always bring me quick results." 60c, at all dealers. Roater-Mllburn Co., Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. T. N. L I. KOORfflflD Mount Airy, N. C. QmmibI Pnrtlct. Tanail ud A4hh>M operation* • Specialty Spwial Narw tork* OMn o**r W. I. Wolf* Drag C*. PEAKE WILL BE TRIED AT JULY TERM COURT Judge Rcfum to Ranor* Cam or to Ordor Juror* From Another County Winston-Salem, Mar. 28.—Affida vit* were preaented to Judge Harding this afternoon to UM Superior court, signed by the defendant and two clti xens, in which J. L. Peake, charged with the murder of H. B. Aihborn in thi* city Dacaaaber 7, last, aaka that hi* trial be either tranaferred to an other county or that a »pecial ventre bf ordered from a county in thia judicial district. It ia alleged in the affidartta that on account of the large amount of apaaa given the caae by tha newspaper* and the action of the of ficers to run down the defendant, dis cussion of the caae. etc., the prisooar would not be able to secure a fair trial,,claiming that any jury chosen in thia county would be neceeaarily prejudiced. J. L. Peake waa brought from the jail to the court room for the plead ing. By consent of the solicitor and counsel for defendant, the prisoner was not formally arraigned. After hearing tha motion Judge Harding declined to order the caae transferred to another county or or der a special venire from another county. However, his honor annoonc ed that if while drawing a jury In this county for the trial of the caae, it waa dlaaovered that there were any indicationa of prejudice on their part, he would thssi order that 12 jurors be chosen from another county. Hear ing of the caae waa then eaoUaued until the July term of ceort. Many who have aeen tha priaoner since he was brought back from Knoxvilie, contended that he haa been uaing peroxide or blondine on his hair to change the color of same. Tom J imiaoa HoMa Sarvieaa "-1 ■ or nODOfi Spencer, March SO.—Taking tha role of an ordinary hobo. Bev. Tom P. Jimiaon, pastor of Spencer Metho dist church, wilt gtee an entertain ment or popular lecture at- hia cherch Thursday night, hia subject being, -Just llnboea." Every hobo in North Carolina ia invited to the "ahew" am It is expected a large number troop ing through the atate will ha pie lent. Bev. Mr. Jimiaon had a wide reputa tion aa an entertainer and haa plenty of wit. pothoa. humor am' other NOTICE or SALK By virtae of an axacubon isaumg from the Cleric of the Superior Court of Hurry County on judgment la favor of J. G. Wood versus j!h. Ptiafartsr, J. W. BMm, J. K. Coc and N. T. DinktaM, to satisfy sight (UOO.OO) dollar* due by . docketed August 28, 1821, beariaf In terest from Mid date, and to satisfy the farther sum of thirty-two sad 10-1006 (|K. 10) dollar* lafcfld coat la savd action. I will offer far sal* for cash to the highsat bidder, at the Court House doorln Do _ day the 24th day of April. IMS. the following property, to-wit: 1. One tractor, one hay rake aad mowing machine, oaa thrashing mach ine aad a lot of blackaanith tools. Aad at Ike mm* tine aad place ! win offer for sale for cash to ths highest bidder to aatiefy aay balance due on the aaid Judgment after the application of the prutooda of the sale of poraonalproperty, the following A *ertain tract of land lying aad allotted hen xnd Fishers road, containing more or leaa, daac... in Deed hook No. BO pace 202, and Book No 17 pace 626 Records of Deeds of 8urry Coraty. Also seventy thro# am* lying and being In Sorry County, Marsh tow* ship, aad IiiiM oa ths aaMh to Byrd Bledsoe. sa the east by Q. if. nlnkins, en the south by L. H. Bray and on the went by A. C. Chaney. Sale made to satisfy said Judgment, with Intoraet frara the 28th day of August, 1M1, till paid, thirty-two ana 10-100 (>32.10) dollar* eadoraad coot, the costs and expense* of Ui* sal*. This March IB, 1922. A. L. Ash bom. Sheriff of Sorry Co. Drs. fMert & Eagcie Cm CHIROPRACTORS Ofic« PImm, SM Dr. R. J. LOVILL PHYSICIAN OCee over t. 01 THE NEWS, $1.50 per year ' YOU SHOULD NAME THE SURRY COUNTY LOAN t TRUST CO. AS YOUR EXECUTOR FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: TW Tmt Oomfmr vffl m that ymr will is Um wfllTi OFFICERS— •t 8YDNOR, 8m. A W. r. CARTER, IMtai I.W. BURKS, Let This Gird Guide You Thi« card will w»lve your problem: "What color *hall I paint my h*u»e?" You can't possibly go wrong. It glws color* suitable for home* of any style of architecture, both "body colon** and "trim*." It alto tells about the beat paint made: HANNA'S feREEN SEAL PAINT Green Seal is a paint hnitt to five good looks and long wear. In ovary way it givaa the biffest pos sible value for your paint dollar. • Formula is printed on every package. SoUbr TESH & SHORT I
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