MOOBK COUNTY hM tor
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WORKMEN'S B. A L-Aaaociatioa la
LOUT—Bay mart, weight about 1,000
pound*. aUayi'il from camp lot in
Mm* Airy. October U. Finder
pieaae notify Oaboraa Hawk*. Lambe
mirv, Va., or W. E. Jackaon, Mount
Airy. ltp.
NOTBMBEB 1st .tart, tho new
miIm of B. A. L. now on aalA W.
<3. Sydnor, Pro*; U. B. Sparger. Sac.
rOK 8 A LB—Oliver typewriter tad
Borrowrha adding machine, nearly
rnw. Will aell at a bargain. Apply
<2. C. Lerfll Co.
FOB SALE—One wicker baby carri
age la good condition Apply Mrs.
g. C. Blvent. ll-ll-p
STOP—Hare you given Hermitage
Dairy Feed a trial. 11-4c
136 A err farm for aale near Sanford.
' M acrea in cultiration, balance in
timber Good buildinga. For parti
cular* aee W. B. Partridge, Bockford
8t., Meant Airy. 11-10-p
FOB BENT—Nice 6-room bungalow
on Lebanon (treat. Modem «on
veajenona W. Pulton. tto.
aw«< i . ,«
FOB SALS—A nice lot on Eaat Le
banon aaar new acbaol building.
FM particular! writ* or M* Mia*
WL t. Htaee, Mt Airy, N. C. B. No. I.
11-llp
PRKPABE NOW for a home through
fee B. A. L. Office over Merritt'*
Hdw. Store. 11-10-c
OlVr HERMITAGE Dairy Peed a
trial. It will produce reaulta. 11 -4c
FOR RENT—Boom* for llfht houaa
keepm* Mj* W. O. Hogan, 149
Ptee street. tfc.
FOB BENT—Brick house on Pine
■treat. Apply to Mrs. J. A.
Hadley. / 11-4c
TAKE NOTICE
Application will be made to the
Goveswor of North Carolina tor the
pardon of 8id Vaughn, oonvieted at
the fall term of the Superior Court of
Sorry County, for the crime of viola
tion of the prohibition law, and sen
tenced to the road for a term of six
teen months.
All persona who oppoae the grant
ing of aaid pardon are invited to for
ward their pro testa to the Governor
without delay.
lib the 25th day of October, 1921
lt-10-p Lucy Vuftrn
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HAVE YOU secured stock I* lk«
aeries of Um B. A. Ut Over
iiJT
MEND Ui jrodr kodak films tor do
rmk>fi»g end prinUag. Owr Hnln
fsnsfc
VaWntliM't ait>r« Mount Airy
Co., Bo* €71, Mt. Airy, N. C. It*.
HERMITAGE Dairy Food
mom Milk. 11-4-c
FOR MI J One sera erib. Anyly
Mw. Joko L. >mn. 11-Tl-p
ir YOU need a good house I
flee or six good ones In I
Meeut Airy tor mIo. .Vow him ay
I* aix. Bono with both, mm with
out. All ki good locality. Mm
sfiurtjsrrz aSS:-®
PRIMROSES For Bato—At Irrta *
Har»oy'» Mom. j 11-ip.
IF YOU mM mom Milk food Heflal
tage Dairy Food. 11-4. |
Wom» b UmrUd Aliro
Cleveland. Oct. M.-Mrs. Haaal
Burns M, whose badly ssatilated
body was found buried In • shallow
grave near Paineaville Wadnaaday,
dlad from suffoeation and atrangula
tlon, Laka county anthorKiaa an
no oncad tonight following • poat
mortem examination of tho body.
Mra. Burna waa not ahot, bat waa
baa tan with tka butt of a email cali
bre revolver than buriod alive in •
aha I low grave In a marah, tka authori
tioa iwlmi Tka marka at ftnt
believed to be bullot wounda, ware
made by the butt of • platol, phyal
ciana Mid.
The examination waa made while
Proaocutor Ralph M. Oelander and
Sheriff Spink w«m grilling tka alaln
woman'■ husband, Barry Buma. la
the proeecutor'a office at PalnMville.
Tangled In Mra. Bum'a hair waa
found a email spring from an old
faahionad revolver, phyaiclana report
ed. Grilling of Burna begun after
his arreat Wadnaaday, was continuing
tonight Authorities have fallod to
obtain a confeaaion from the husband
who denies ho had anything to do
with the murder.
Today Buma waa taken to view his
wifa'a body and twice eollapaod and'
falling on hla knees at the aide of the
bier in tka Palneeville morgue, ha
prayed and sobbed: "I dtdnt kOI
her, 1 didnt kill her." At the under
taking rooms, where be encountered
his wifa'a MlathrM, he also maintain
ed hla innoceoee.
The authorities believe Mra. Burna
waa killed on the spot where .the
rough grave waa dug. Blood found
nearby, they aay, la hum aw blood. Aa
yet no motive tor the crime haa boon
put forward by authoritiM except
jealously over "another woman."
Mrs. Burns was the third wtfe of
Bums, hla first wife having dlad and
his second wife divorced. Recently
ho had his name changed to Burna
to simplify the pronunciation of hla
former foreign name. Ha first made
his appearance in the neighborhood
where he lives aa a porter, than ha
began his commercial career by aa
tabllshing a popcorn atand. Today
Burna la Mid to be worth betweert
$90,000 and $70,000. Ha owna four
business and apartment blocka.
Mra. Buma had boon married pre
viously, being divorced from her first
husband.
Mert J. Uvill, M. D.
Office Hours Phones
9 to 10 A. M. Office, $48
2 P. M. and by Appointment Rea. 239
Sunday by Appointment
Office over Hokomb * M 14kif
R. A. MARTIN
Shoes, Dry Goods and Notions
Special price on Shoes
and Sweaters
F R. A. MARTIN
Next door to Bolton Grocery Store
10-10-c MOUNT AIRY, N. C
First Hand Real Estate
For Sale
A bm in Powhatan county Virginia containing 82 kow will ba
mU by tha twMr at a good bargain that coal bo boot anywhoro.
Tkli Cam Hoa ia a naighborhood wtpra ono hundrad. farmari frotji
Uaity aawaty hare aottlad and mada good, man whoa* characton hava •
haaa good aad worthy. If yon ara daairon* at going to Virginia tt
HI pay yoo to m» ma. I am hi poaition to maka you a nerlfloa
affar that you will find cannot ba baat.
Addresa "D." White PUirn, N. C
The Mb
of Mr*. W. D. Haynea, Is!
#a»laim." The
*«'■ u»jr at > o'clock with Hn. I
A. V. W.M on North '
TIm w»maa of Um Mi
kin iitonM M Invitation to
Umh Tueeday iftmtH a* 8 o'clock j
In their church . It
tWtr Mtk of prayer aad It la tka*|
object la kin re porta of
moo'i work from all
for eemparisoa on
Italy. Mrs. BaM Jl
appointed to roport on Baptist)
W. M. U. work. All «mh of the)
chuirk ato irpd to
A »todjr of tko Gospel of Matthaw
will bo bogus Wednesday night at
prayer nrrk*. Copioo of tko Ooa
pol will ba furnished all
siring to tako advantage of tboao J
delightful rtudiea.
Tko Pbllatkoa claaa will
Thursday evening at 7:80 at tko I
of Mlaa Myra Olive a* Mortk Main |
street. Mlaa Margaret Inman
Mr*. 0. K. Snow will act aa
Central Method 1st Chunk
South
Dr. H. K. Bojror, Paator
Morning aeivkes 11.00 V m. |
Evening lortlew 7.00 p. I
Wedneaday prayer service, .7.00 p. m. \
Sunday school,"* 9.48 a. i
Laagoai Sunday 4.18 p. 1
Rot. J. H. Waat will proach 8u
day morning at tba elevon o'clock I
Thla wook la aat apart aa tko Week
of Prayer for tko women of the
church.
The regular monthly mooting of
the Woman'! Missionary society will
be held Monday at 8 p. m. with Mrs.
A. B. Somerville leader of a memori
al service for Mlaa Belle H. Bennett.
Tuesday there will be Prayer and
Praiae service to which the women of
all missionary soeietiea of the various
churches In town are invited. There
will be special music by Meadames
Combs, George and Folger. The
meeting will ba lad by Mia. Price.
Wednesday la "Our Home Field)
Day." French work in Hownea La.
led by Mrs. Calvin Oravaa.
Thursday's program la on Buena
Vista of Hopora Cuba by Mrs. J. L.
Walts.
Every member is urged to attend
theee services. Collection tor the
week go to the two echoola.
At a meeting of the Board of
Stewards Monday evening the fol
lowing committees were elected:
Finance: Geo. O. Graves W. J. |
Byerly, M. 8. Martin, B. H. Leonard,.
E. H. Kochtitsly.
Public worahip: W. M. Jordan, G.
W. Hutchinson, Calvin Graves, 0. K.
Marritt, O. H YoVlej.
Lords Supper: B. F. Sparger, J.|
W. Earp, M. H. Sparger.
Church property and' repairs: E.j
C. Foy, D. C. Bowman, W. W. Thorn
aa.
ChjtcS record*: J. H. Pol/", J.
D. Thompson, T. H. Worrell.
Ushers, reception end collections:
C W. Andrew, 0. B. Yokley, E. C.
Bivens, C. E. Uvnm, Jeeae Banner,
C. C. Hale. E. W. Paddiaon. W. C.
Galther, Wade L. Hatcher, Ed ft.
Snow.
Muaie< C. C. Craveling, Annie Pol*
re* Margaret Ashby, C. L. Whitman,
Irene Dobyns, Mrs. J no. H. Folger.
Publicity: W. B. Hale, Mary Frank
lin Graves, Cora Earp.
Committees elected by the Church
Conference:
Missionary comklttee: Mrs. Ed
P. MeKinney, M. H. 8parger, D. C.
Bowman, Mrs. D. V. Price, Mrs. A. E.
Smith, Mrs. W. J. Byerly, Mrs. Ed
M. Linville, Mrs. H. K. Boyer.
Social service: Mrs. J. L. Wolts,
Dr. T. H. Worrell, Miss Katie Burke,
Mrs.'J. H. Pol ton, Mrs. H. M. Poy,
Mrs. Ed C. Banner.
Evangelistic: O. W. Hutchison,
E. C. Poy. W. M. Jordan. Mrs. 8. P.
Braves, Miss Baaa Merritt, Wade L.
Hatcher.
Christian education: E. C. Bivens,
P. P. Sparger, Alias Grace Poy, Mrs.
T. H. Worrell.
Lay activities and lay speakers:
I. D. Minick, Mrs. Ed P. MeKinney,
G. W. Hutchinson, Mrs. ft. H. Leo
nard, Mrs. J. L. Wolts, ft. C. Bivens.
Christian stewardship and tithing.
Mrs. R. H. Leonard. Mrs. P. L.
Smith, J. P. Yokley, C. C. Graveling,
Mrs. Calvin Gravea, Mrs. <X P.
Clarke.
Christian literature: Dr. H. B.
Row*. Calvin Gravea, D. C. Bowman,
Mrs. E. H. Kochtltiky, Miss Cora
Earp, Mrs. B. E. Herman.—Press Re
porter.
As You LOm It
The As You Like It club met Tues
day afternoon fat the home of Mrs.
K. C. Ashby on Cherry street. The
high score prise at bridge, a deck of
cards, being awarded to Mrs. E. H.
Dixon.
A delicious salad come followed by
mints was served by Meedamea W.
Pulton. William Graves aad ft. W.
Paddiaon.
MOUNT AIRY DOWNS
LEAKSVILLE
Outweighed
Mount Airy Warrior*
loped Uikirilk T«
/ TitM«f 1M
/ The Mount A try fastball
jrlaaaed tha l,e*kavllto High
at Leakavllto Saturday
tk« mom of II to t. TIm
hard fought throughout
1-eak.vilU High School
perate sttrmpts
■ad la spy—aHfcaagh thay
ad oar bpy*. thay vara uaaMa ta gala
any headway. !
wara foread la
fierce Una
nun Mizad with an aerial
perfect for tha Leakavllto giants ta
aofoa and Meant Airy
with a well-earned victory
Oar first acora rams tn
faw minute* of play—Mount Airy
kicking off to Laakarflla who phang
ad into oar llnee only to find • wall
of ataal fall hack and wot* feriad la
kick. Daan, our stellar fall-back, ra
rely ad tha punt and brought K
fifteen yard* hafora ha waa
and than Mount Airy cat looaa with
aama terrific Una ptonglng by Wy
Hkk, Sydnor and Johnaon ripping off
sevsnl yards par dip. Than aftar
having advanced tha ball soma dta
tanca ■ weeping tha Lesksvllto giants
off thahr faat by haavy drivaa. a for
ward pass—Johnson to Beach—mada
a great catch but waa downed aftar
• faw yard*, losing tha ball only to
ba recovered by our flaaty qusrter
back, Wyriek, on Laaksrllla twanty
yard line. Than the battering of
johnaon, Wyriek, Daan and Sydnor
who flashed around laft and for a
touchdown. Johnson failed to kick
goal.
The aecond half was a true exhibi
tion of real football with L*+frsvll1>
determined to win and Mount Airy
pledged to pile up a great acora
fought harder than ever but neither
team • cored In the third quarter—
I/cukivillc keeping the ball In our
territory moat of the time. But in
tha Isat quarter Mount Airy fearing
the poaaibllity of a tie ran true to
form and after fighting on even
terms ahowtng a slight superiority
on the offense set out from under
Leskaville goal • forward march
which was quickened by Dean's In
tercepting another wide paaa and ran
wild for thirty five yards before
down. v
The entire line played a great an<f*
/mneasive game clearing the way
prhen called upon. Utt, the toft
'tackle, played a hard game. Beech
at tha and took ear* of hla aide in
irilllant form. The Individual star
Dayton Dean whose broken field
nlng was a brilliant feature and
yrl*k at quarter made several >r«t
plays and ran the team In good
/
Shelton Hostess
Honoring her house gueet, Mia*
Mabel Wood of White Plaina, Mlae
Frances Shelton waa hoeteea ta a
do ten girls of Junior age Saturday
evening at the home of her peraata
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shelton.
Decorations characteristic of Hal
lowe'en were uaed the earn* Idea be
ing carried out in tha favor*, aoora
cards and napkins.
Rook was playad at three tablaa
aftar which block toe cream waa
aerved with wafers followed by mints.
Mr. Osier Wolts made a busineah,
trip last week to Gaatonta and other
points south, returning to the city
MONTHS OF '
SUFFERING
How t Baltimore Girl Recov
ered Her Health ' ,
Maryland.-"Far imtil I
* with amn backacha I
Kiwi EFoeru
KMmTi could not deep
comfortably at nigfet
for paine la bt back.
I foond your book at
bom* ooe day and
after reading it ba
gaa at one# to taka
Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vege tabla Com
pound. I bar. W
very good raanita and
soma of H| girl
irwnda are taking it
now. too mar w tut letter te Delp
other girls, a* the letter* in your book
helped me." —Bos* W atone*. MU
Koseland Place, Baltimore. Md.
That is the thought ao often expreaaed
In letterstacommendmg I.vdia £Ptak
ham'i Vegetable Compound. Theee wo
men know what they have auffered, they
deacribe their symptoms and stats how
they ware finally mad* watt. Jart pb-'i
statementa, but they waatdtefM
to be helped.
iia E. P
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i
is indicated by biikidw,
faeihmi. and MO um
I to |et i
Lydia E. Ptakbam'a Vegetable Oom
pound is a medicine made from
dnal roots and herha. and without dwy%
to relieve the aickneas vmm ao trat
hitioa to cat anything dona or to
ShiTrt hi —
try it?
anywhere' It has helped saauy
Why Bait
Rev. B. M. Bridges
Gives Fads in
His Case
It to doubtful U tboro haa mr I
• Modiotoo lafoniii by ao
of Um Go* pal aa ha* Taalaa.
(ton to MKdr • faith,
do no an nation In all Um toad
to which mm, or Btn, of tho clor*y
Un for Um bonofita thoy >mt« iliriw4
frmm Ha mm.
Om of tlM la toot M spook out to
ttoto eoaiMctloa tobt.lll Bridcoa.
A J iMlftWAii
• wpmy mown wn vwvvv
C., whoao ititunt (dm:
"Tan lac haa fhroa bm a food ap
potlto, to nod ay My igntM and ro
nowod my atrangth to rack • iratify
Ing way that I aa glad to rawiMMand
it to anyooo who to to a run town
condition. For tea yaaia put I
ha»o had aaeh a arron eaao af indi
foatioB that I amid not ftod anything
to oat that agrood with aa. Finally
I bocamo »ory norvoaa and eoald tat
bat Uttto tloop or root.
"It mm— that 1 took Marly ovary
thine try toe to «at myaolf right, bat
nothing holpad aw until I ran aeroaa
Tanlac. My norvaa ara ao much hat
tor now that My atoap to
Third, th»t tKa
of th. mwmUn «
ImM to all ■—hm of to*
od family.
fourth, that Umm rwulaUw to
MHd upon tho nlnuto hook of «Mi
Lod«a and that copi»« ho aont «M
raaua— to puMlah to tho Orphaaa
Frtaod and Maaonic taml, hS
RocortJ aad Mount Airy Naw*.
rtflh, that all mambtt* of «Ma
Lode* wear tho usual badjra ti
mounting for thirty days aad a mm
of thoac raoolutiona bo aont to tKa
bowayod faaflt.
• plr
W. H. roy,
Committoo
'>/*• FLORSHEIM SHOE
i
For fine style, the Florsheim
Shoe has no equal. The new
ideas—the sr.,art effects well
dressed men want, ORIGINATE
with Florshhm.
A*
THE PARKWAY
for the man who wants the style of the hour
Auction Sale
of
Valuable Farm Land
Ob Wedneeday. November 15. .at t p. ■»., we will Mil the M. 8.
Jones farm on StewerU Creek, known a* the T. A. Jones koM place,
S milee wwt of Mount Airy on ths Lawgap highway. This fa mm of
the beet firm in Surry county.
There are t tobacco bana, good dwelling and a large orchard.
Plenty of wood and timber with about one-third of the place fenced.
Thfa farm containe 100 acree aad baa been divided into three trecto
to auit purchasers. Thfa place fa mall watered with apriaga aad
branches and fa adapted to all |nwk| trope and fa the ftoeet ef
tobacco land.
We will abo eoll at the same time one pair of boraee, ana-1 twi
wagon, double harneaa, buggy and harneoe, cane mill aad evaporate*.
t aete tobacco flnee, 2,000 tobacco atfcka, vfaat drill, dfae harrow and
other farming took. One brood cow, lot of cattle, etraw, fodder and
ehocka. Houaehold and kitchen furniture. •
Pont fail to attend thfa aala aa Mr. Jonas fa dunging hit
Valuable prfaaa given away. Sale rain or sbfas
Terma eaay and siyo traced at aala.
DM Airy Realty t Mm Ci.
J. A. Alt INS. Manager