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DENTIST
Mount Airy, N. C
Dr. J. P. COX
MOUNT A1BY. N. C
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Wuwi Daily: ttoll ui.; 2to5pm.
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NOTICE
Jaatee Ed*»r Medley r%. Ella 1M
<*1bi Saperior Court, Before tha Clark.
The defendant abate maij will
take aatice that aa action •« titled aa
above has kfoi commenced la tha 8a
perier Court of Sorry County to oh
iaia aa abeolute divorce and tha aaid
defendant will further take notice
that aha ia required to appear before
fee aadanirmd Clerk of tae Superior
(hat for harry County at hi* Office
■ Dobeon on the 25th day of Sept.
1M4, and an»w<-r or demur to toe
complaint filed in thia action or tha
plaintiff will apply for the relief de
manded in the complaint.
Thia the 21st day of Aug. 1*24.
F. T. Lewellin,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Mk Jottpkum Arthur
Hold Tc
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by Minim m • tarry, b Ik*
fruit to wMek tm
to
411
fruit*; that to. tlM tarry to a*ly • 1
of tta torgrr (tlvlatoa
ralM fruit*. Rat popularly ttar* to I
much ronfaataa a* to wtattar bin
I'm aboald ta nIM vagal
frail* Tta (b«t I* ttar* to *o well- ,
to tta popatar mm* *f tta
Baomr, court* to SM*
«* tald tl
try ha** Md that all
Ilk* patatoaa. <-«M>«ga. carrot*.
<turto« tta prtorlpal part *f *
ar* to ta raprdal a*
whll* thoa* ua*d only for J««*art era |
fruit* Hot (hi* rota— • loac
tta dlfllrulty
St. Ntor*! Chmir
Macs Ik* Mfhth ceatary. tha flNb
tteal of St. P»fer» chair baa baas
rdtbiMH aaauaily U SL Mii*i at
Imm, wit* (real poaip aalamalty
which ft Patar h «M H barea baea
real tbroaa. aopported by fsar dcsadc
iafawtH If Mtchelaassl*. Tta
I)h<m ataada la tha graai aara. be
MM tha altar at St. hn-r'i TW
Chair af St. Patar. bat It was Oaraw
•nt abnat a caatary age that this ss»
p in dly Barred artfc-ka bats tha laarrlp
tloa "There is bit saa Sad aal
Mahomet Is MM Prophet" ■ la *ap
liaasd that thla chair was braagbt
from tha East by tha Crassdars
LUm in E—rglmd—
Tha Indiaa asm* at Eversiadea ft !
Plarlda SMaaa "Grassy Water." Tbara {
laad ceeerad with watar. aaaally vary j
•hallow aad HIM wtth graaaea. Maw i
aad thee there la a "gat" or "aloagb"
(a craah) Haw iai Ihn alao tbara ,
Is a map UM with trass.
Rom»tlmea oar wfll Sad a lab* all
HIM wit* aawgrasa Tbara are llrtla
mocha." with trees aa tha*. Tha wa
tar Is oaaally dear, bat far tha aaaat
part baa a llrnay. allppary taeta
Hiere taal much game la tha gudea ,
proper, bat on thr higher laad la tha
ddalty of tha tfaha tbara arr deer,
tarhey. panther llrtla Maek baar. rac
coon. fa*, aqalrral. ate. aaporlally to
those placas that ara tart brat fna
rlvlliutloa aay* Hapabarg Usba la
Adeeatare -tlaraalaa.
Tba Madid was s dtatlngatahad
narratlBf family, which rose ta sa
prar power la tba PMaaatb cawtary,
aad became taaiiias as tha rasmrars at
literature aad tba Mae arte throaghaat
Italy. Ita meet lilaatrtona membsra
were Ooeltuu dn Madid, sarnaatad II
Vecchlo (The A art eat) aad Patar
Patriae, aad Uoreaan. bis graadw,
-aromned The MafalSreat. aad Tha
rather of l<etter* TMa latter ralad
noreace frnm lata to IdR. aad pew*ad
himself a aanat niunl*ceat patron of
art and tlteeatare T%e tboally of the
Madid became aattan oa the death
at Its laa« mala I a»i 111 statSe. (Mas
Oastoas. areeath graad dabe at TV*
caay. la ItW. -Ksaaas City Star.
Curmd thm Fmp
" "*"» s aire pap. laa't '*r aald Jim.
the village Ml at. gating pewodly at Mi
pet lerder "I 'araat 'ad 'lm loag I
aaed Karaier (lllea aaa day labia' lm
itl i'|Miad. aad I aay* to 1m. I aaya.
'What ba ye (all ta do with that pop.
Parmer OII*V 'I'm gois' ta drowa
lm. > aaya. burrowfal Ilka; "a*s al
way* '■hewia tb> pa Iai <4T dk less a'
faofa
-•Oh? donl drowa tm. mister. f
aaya ftee lp> la am. Ill cars 1m.'
«ad I dM ears "ha. Inn; I did thai. I
- i- - - tL , I, JUM
rMMj co wiiver intir nan
AVmnm'i hurlw. >« •
"I had • cnrioua himHw of I
tnff witcM by mm pec eon or par
Mae whom I eoald not in » (nM(
that «u mw to lea»e m« durinr
the nnt two jwn." Mra. Amy
Burke. fowiMM to Prtnceoe Unm
daughter of the SuKan'n wm-in-law.
in an article written for the Now
York Sunday World Magazine, com
mencing next Sunday, Baa pictured
vfjMRy the life of the Orient hehJU
t^<-curtain. To ha mre of a
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TRUSTER'S SALS ^
Bjr virtue of the powrr conferred
ion ■« by I deed of tiiut executed
► V Morris Samet a .d wife on the 19th
d:it if February, 192! ami recanted
in B< k 79, paye 11, at lite ivcvrd uf
deed* of trust of Surry County, given
to secure • debt of I2,2'M).00 to the
Surry County Loan snd Trust Com
pany, I will s«U to the higbeat bidder,
in front of the First National Bonk,
on Monday Dm Utii day of September
1924, at one o'clock P. M.. the follow
ing described real estate:
Lying and bemr in Surry County,
adjoining the lands of R. G. Coiding,
H. Leonard, Burd Snow, and bounM
ss^follows—vii^JBegtnning at a stake
Booker's corner, Southern part of
this tract runs North seven and 10-100
cha to a w^thMic^Twt few ehs.
West sixteen ehs. te a somrwoo};
thence. North four and 1! ehs. to
a Chestnut oak; thence. North forty
'our dsgrass East fourteen and 1-1
ehs to a Mpb on the branch
taw mill yard; thence, North t waive
deg. East eighteen and 90-100 cha.;
thence. North eight degree* East toa
ehs. to the. corner sis as far K. C.
Golding hi Coding's tea; thence.
East twenty-one cha. la • Poplar Mr
nerjUeo corner for H. Leonard; thence
South forty-fire degrsee East savan
and 1-2 cha.; thsnca. South seventy
ieitrtea East four aha.; thanes South
forty-eight Jugrssa East five and 1-2
cha. to Byrd Snow's line; thence South
27 deg. Weat 53 ehs.: thsnca. South
sixty-five dag. Waal eight ehs. to the
beginning, same containing 107 and
<5-100 acres, more or leas. (Par fur
i dead froa
ther reference aaa dead from J. H.
Polgar, Trustee to W. J. Byerly under
date of April 1Mb, 191*. and recorded
m Surry County Records to Book of
Deeds, 77, pare 8, with the exception
of 10 acres sold to Link Golding in the
spring of 1920.
Purchase money to ha paid in cash.
Sale made to satisfy the balance of
91600.00 with Interest and coat to he
_ 1 _S _ a
This 11th, day af Auguat. 1924
A. Kyle Bydnor, Trustee
By: W. P. Carter, Atty.
MBS. BUSH TELLS
OTHER WOMEN
How Pains in Side and Draff*
gmg Down Feelings Wm
Relieved by Lfifia L Pink
Kam's Vegetable Compound
Maaaena,N.T.—"1 had terrible psina in
both my sidaaanda riragtnng-dcwnfaal
hw uuii Kiirvirg n»»*
aotiiat I could hardly
walk, and 1 got run
down. A friend who
had^Uken Ljdia E
riaed me to try it
and I luv« takes It
with tha bait iw
■Ha. I doniy h<iaa«
farm. The Vego
health and I can not jpraiae it enough. I
am perfectly willing that you ah<>ulii n«.
theaa facta If nv latter will b*-lp other
women who *til) Miffer.Mra. Dm.
bkrt Biwh. R. P. D. 1, Maamna.N.Y
Theaf>uito/ helpfulneaa ahown in the
kettert wa arc cooatantij publishing is
worthy oi notice.
Thaac women know by erpertmee >
what l.ydia E. Hnkhamfa Vegetable I
Compound will da Your trmblea are I
the nm aa theira lim't it rvaauoabie
U expect the «am* raaulta?
If you have paini and a dragging
Start the Boy to School all fitted oat
in s New Soft You ean eerily afford
it at the following price* and it really
doe* help him with his afadiM to know
he b m well dr— ti m the othor boya
A fall line of lack Tar aulta, all
A nice vaiMr of Mite, aioea • to IT
$7.50 voltlM. HN
Booutiful pottorne oil colon, all,
2 polio ponta, |1S.SO voloao,
116.00 volooo, oil Ihodd, stripe* and
plaids, oil wool, caahmerea, Z polio
Bxtro aisoa IS to 20, all ahodee. suits
that will aotiofy, only flU*
Comm and look thom over. Seeing la be
lieving.
Wars haw's Dept. Store
OPPOSITE LEONARD'S JEWELRY STORE. Mowt Aft*, N. C
NOTICE
North Carolina, Sorry County
i In 8uparior Conrt before tha
B)erk. Special proceedings.
VT 0. Mickey. Administrator of T.
& Mickey, deceased., vs. Floyd Pnt
lAson. Little Hill, Ellis Hill, 8. A.
Mickey, Edd Mickey, Letha Hudson,
Eliia Mickey. John Hudson, W. L.
Mickey, hairs at law T. E. Mickey.
DaeU.
To Floyd Patterson. Lillie Hill and
Ellis Hill defendants, above named, ■
You will take notice that an action
entitled as above has beea nn—snrsri
in the Superior Court of Surry Com- j
tjr. to allow T. O. Mickey administra
tor to sail tka land, of T. C. Wekey.
dtcttftd to mht mtti to pty the
dfbu and coato of administration of
•aid estate *tH tba fu defendants
will further taka notice that they are
required to appear before the Clark
of the Superior Court of Suit* Coot
tjr at the court house to Docaon on
Tkaraday Oct. Xnd. 1924
and answer or demur to the com
plaint in said action or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for Mm re
lief demanded in said complaint.
This 20th day of August 1914.
F. T Lewellin.
Clark of the Superior Court.
BXKVTOrS none*
Having qualified i_ _
mUU of f. Z. Vaughn,
of Surry County, North
!• to notify >11 person*
against the estate of
to exhibit them totW „
ar bafora the l»th day of
IMS. or this notice will Ss
bar of their recovery. AO
dabtad U laid estate will
immediate payment.
TMa l»th day of August, 1M4|
r. v.
of I. Z.
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