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OCCASIONS
MT. AIRY DRUG'CO.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
By virtu* of the power conferred
upon in* by ft deed of trust executed
on the let day of April, 1»1», by P.
A. Crissman and wife Cora Criaaman
>nd recorded on the 22nd day of April,
IW»7 at 10 o'clock in Book 67, pace
271, ih the office of the Begirt* of
Deed* of Surry County, I will aell
U> the highe*t bidder, for caeh, in
front of the Pirat National Bank of
Mount A try, an
Ha tar day, tbe Mth day ef Jane, IMS
at 1 o'clock P. M.
the following daerribed real aetata, to
«rit;
A tract of land lying on both aidaa
of the land clay road, known aa the
t. A. Criaeman bomeplace, adjoining
on the north H. Schafer; on the aaat
Sparger Orchard Co., and Dick Lank
ford; on tbe Booth and weet by the
Sparger Orchard Co., containing M
acres, more or leaa.
' Thia sale ia made to aatiafy a note
«f 1170.00 to tba Surry Comity Loan
ft Trust Company, with intereit and
:ost to bo added.
Thia 80th day of May. IMS.
W. P. Carter, Trustee....
Chamberlain's Calk and Diarrhea
Bemei
Every family should hasp thia pre
paration at hand during the hot of the
•ummer months. It m almost aura
to be needed, and when that time
is worth many times Ha coat,
now.
Shoe Polish
MhkKt
"Built Me Up"
"T USED Cwdul for yean
* aBdttdtd at more good
■Md," wrtes Mis. M. C
Ragidali, of IW Tovraon,
Ok la. "I BMdto niffw^Ui
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to Mi 1
A rmmt law mt T1
>• front p
at Dr. Owl— «.
U. S. M. m nqwa to tfca
<rf the United ftetea tot
l*HIl teach tha !>aeifll
Goaat at la
r<Hn* and party will i
Interest inasmuch ae h (pent part
of kit childhood In Uric county, his
mother,being Mrs. Ouun L. Strick
land daughter of Mathew W. Strick
land of the Westfield mHn, Dr.
Norharn'e mother *h educated at
Mis* Llult Gilmer's mM for *irls
ami win ba remembered by the aMsr
mllinlr
Dr. Norburn's rise to prominence in
the awry started in 1*17, when be
volunteered for service at the oat
break of tke World War. 'He waa
graduated a few week* ahead of time
(ran the University of Virginia in
order , to soter tha. United Stat
es Hairy and left kMaediatel^ after
Li. ■■Ml I... trkiU<l«lsikla
nil iriMmivion tot rniiRQcipnw wncn
a n ■ mmmma lea «umaoo1 sHOfl*ev
M IOOK I wnii a® III (W|pmi lUrfrrj
at Dr. DaCoata's clinics, following
Uiie Dr. Nerburn served span the
•Connectknt,* the flagship of the
Atlantic fleet, bat did his greatest
shsfcs of war work aboard the hospi
tal ship. 'Comfort." where bis sur
gery first attracted particuluar atten
tion.
His war record was such that a num
ber of honor* have been conferred
upon him. one of which was that he
was one of the first two men selected
through the Naval Medical school in
Washington. D. C. for a course at the
well-known Mayo clinic Rochester
Minn., another an appointment aa X
ray instructor at the Naval Medical
school. Washington.
After his return from Alaska he
wilt visit his parents in Asherille.
HAD SURPRISE OF HER
WHOLE LIFE
Mrt Manning, Enjoying HmIUi
Strength She Never Expect
ed, Thank* Taalac
"My stubborn case of atomack trou
ble la completely gone, bat if 1 bed
not taken Teniae when I did I be
lieve I would have become a net-rout
wreck," recently affirmed Hn. Laura
Manning, Otceola M:1U, Gaatonia. N.
C.
"For about ten ran, I had drift
ed from bad to worae, and finally
reached the point where T could hardly
get about. Every bite I ate hurt
me. Ga* would font on ay stom
ach. and my neart palpitated until
It alarmed me. I waa ao nervous the
children playing around the house
almoat distracted me, and I aim ply
felt miserable all the time.
"I improved ao quickly when I got
Tan lac that it waa the aurpriae of
my life. I have only been taking the
treatment for a few weeka now, but
already H haa me feeling fine in
every way. Teniae certainly ia the
right medicine for trouble* like I
had."
Teniae ia for aale by all good drug
giata. Accept no subetitnte. Over
87-million bottles sold.
Teniae Vegetable Pills are Nature's
own remedy for {constipation For
aale everywhere.
Granite UX
A.F. * A.M.
' Regular coflMRtifiica~
tiona Srd ToMdar ia
each month, • P.M.
H. M. For, Muter.
t. DH
Mt Airy
R. A. M.
Regular convocation j
2nd Monday of each
month, 8 P. ML.
W. K. Simpson, H. P.
W. W. Christian, Sac.
^Tbe brida^ party ehterodto^ draw-1
ItSli rfMa£h
The musk was. wwhwd by Mias
She «m wry becomingly gowned in
white silk crap* and was wearing a
l oewga irf pink ro»ebud».
The ribbon bearers, Blancba Und
•ay and Waiter Martin, Jr., aude an
siale thrnifk tha lacaptlan hall and
1 rawing root, down which tha bridal
party pasasd. first in ordar waa tha
bridegroom, accmnpeined by hia boat
man, Mr. Janes Brufter. sttired in tha
conventional dark suit*. Mast foliow
•d tha title ring boarar, Lorn Liad
ley, dressed aa a miniature brida aad
carrying tha ring in a lovely white
lily. She waa followed by tha little
flower girl, Buth Lindaoy, carrying a
pink aad whito baakat filled with
rose pedal* which, aha utrawad hi tba
path at tha brida aa aha deeeoadod
tha rose-latticed itairway on tha am
of her maid of honor, Miaa Saba Moo
maw, who wore a gown of pale blue
georgette over ailver and carried KJD
arney roaea.
The bride waa beautifully attired hi
« hnndaome suit of fawn pojret twill
with corresponding accessories aad
was wearing a corsage of bridal ro«
and valley lilliea.
At the close of the car-aeon y aa
elaborate reception waa rWi-n by the
parent* of the bride at which more
> han a hundred truest# were served.
Th.- receiving line naaiated of the
bride and groom, parenta of bride and
groom, maid of honor aad boot man.
The gueeta were ushered into the
dining room lor Mm. C. G. Lindaoy,
whore the color scheme at pink and
white was carried out. Here the
guest* participated in the cutting
of the beautiful wedding cake, and
were served a delicious ice course
The bride ia one of Roanoke'* most
attaciive and talented young ladies,
while the groom ia a promising young
banker.
Mr. and Mrs. Stone, after aa ex
tended northern tour, will be at home
at 412 Woods avenue, 8. W., this city.
NOTICE OP SALE
By virtue of • M of trust execu
ted to me by Nathan Edmonds to se
cure balanre purchase price of the
lands hereinafter described and to te
em* a certain note of $270.00 due
and payable to A. Goldsmith, default
having been made in the payment of
the installments as set forth in the
notes and the said contract providing
that upon default being made in pay
ment at said installments or any at
them, the trustee shall advertise and
sell the said property, and default
having been made, I will sell for cash
to toe highest bidder, hi front at The
First National Bank, Mount Airy,
North Carolina, on the *
18th day el Jane. IRS
at 1 o'clock r. M.
the following described tract or par
cel of land lying and being in Surry
County, North Carolina, Mount Airy
Township and bounded as follows:
Lot number eight as shown on
plate made bv T. B. Met. <*rgo: Begin
ning on South side of Fancy Gap road
on stake on coiner between Lota No.
7 and S and runs with line between
these lots S. 29 W. (1*) One hund
red eighty six feet to a stake on line
of lot No. 12, thence with said lias
S. 69 dag. 66 to stake on comer at
lots M and 9; thence with line be
tween those lots N. 29 1-2 111 feet
to stake on Fancy Gap road oa ear
ner between lota 8 and 9; thence with
Fancy Gap road N. W W. about sixty
feet to beginning.
Sale made to satisfy the amount
due an said note, to-wit: $210.66 with
interest from January 1st. 1922.
This May 16th, 1922.
J. H. Folger, Trustee.
Resource* Orcr One Million Dollar*
First National Bank
Mount Airy. N C.
Has given satisfactory service
to its customers for more than
twenty-five years.
What can we do for you?
T. G. FAWCETT, PmUmI
W. W.< BURKE, Vicn-PnudmL
E. a SMITH, Ca*kr.
HLF. ARMFIELD, AmL Ca*kr.
Home-Made Caramels'
Always Taste Better
Why pay fancy prices
or candy? Make your
favorite vanetirn at
homo—you save money
—there's pleasure in do
ne it—you know what
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