That Bring
raff* imporlea perrumes rrom
nduiTt Parisian perfumers.
j!»» »■ fcj-.iaj|j| jjim >n Mafalaa MfftA
—cigars, coMooot* toiletries, girts
the nM) ippifoitn
——nn# stationery ror Dotn women
and me*
—NORRIS Variety Bom. Christ
mas wrapped ready for firing.
1. 2. 3 and 5 pound bom.
$1.50 a pound.
Mount Airy Drug Co.
MA Good Drug Store"
PHONE 128 PROMPT DELIVERY.
NOTICE
Pursuant to notice duly (ton the
following uHuiMDti wore duly con
firmed on tha night of Doc—her 2. j
1924, st 7A0 and the property own
en are hereby notified to make ira
&
nt or action will be j
to SBforo* aame. The follow
'orth and Korner
to South,
Or. 1. M. Lancaster 908J4
R. D. BelL Hii
D. 8. Hofe*. 14.36
Ml Airy Realty A Trust Co. 50.25
M. A. Lowe, ltt.lt
Bobt. Porkner, 1MB*
Mrm. Caleb MitdMll, 171.04
P. L. Gordon, 72.66
P. M. Poore, .11106
J. A. Jaekaon, .fTl .11
H. C. Jarre 11 A Stone. JOJS
Oscar Ledford, JO. 10
Mrs. Henry James, 62.20
E. H. Thacker, MAS
P. A. Thacker, JM.10
Jno. Viable Ball .7.04
William Newaom 60.25
Jeaae Owens, 01J1 !
Ruben Cain, 140.70
V. L. Surratt, 283.41 ;
Jno. Cooper, — UMi j
Geo. Dobnejr 74.07
Bethlehem Baptist Church. ««.lt
McKinley Doss, 70.36
Jno. McClennahan 166.88
C. C. Lawrence, 166.86
Henry Davis, 94.40
Jno. Greenwood, 48.24
Mary Norman .106.62
Andrew Calloway, 551.80
Mai Davis, ....191.07
R H. Greenwood, 276.37
8. M. Hall, 664.70
Sherman Bundy, 122.80
Mis* Imogene Belton, 23.91
This Dec. 9. 1924,
A. V. West. Mayor.
"Thou Shalt Not Kill"
is the moat gruesome commandant
handed down to mankind.
A man may lie (teal or break any
other law and the public will even
tually forgive and forget. But let
him commit murder and the cry of
everybody ia to give him the full
penalty—Death! And what is the
common excuse of the murdered?
INSANITY! Sure he's craiy
Any man must be crazy to commit
murder. But how about the fellow
who slowly but surely kills his own
body by neglect ? He's the craziest
one of all.
Stop! Think this over! What are
you doing with your own body ? Sure
ly you dont want .to be put in this
But if you are not doing everything
possible to prolong your life and keep
your body just as clean and healthy
•a your Maker intended, you are in
viting disease and death, you are
■lowly hut surely killing yourself.
Have you ever enjoyed the pleas
ares of perfect health? If aot, you
have nature's biggest gift awaiting
Chiropractic will do for you what
fcar methods have failed in. f
It iaat your fault that you
well, just the fault of the
}«nt used.
Think h over!
Tea hare the right to keep on kill
tag yourself or yea can fat well
Dr. J. P. COX
KmOMUCTM
Ow
MOUNT ART. N. C
OsastipatVoa HHtTmiM sr \m- ]
The primary department gave a
Thanksgiving program Nor. 26th.
The following viaitora were entertain
ed.
Mra. G. C. Welch, Mr*. W. R. Bow
man, Little MIimi LoqIm And Hel
len Welch from Moant Airy; Mrs.
Wm. Webb and little ion, Mra. Dam
tco and two children, and V. A. Mar
tin Jr. a student of Oak Side* Insti
tute, aon of Mra. Con W. Martin, a
member of the faculty.
The following children war* placed
upon the honor roll far the M
First Grade—Eeimio Midori*. Ro
bert Haynes, HarachaU Vaughn, Oao.
Gould, Silvio Da Palma, Pershing
Pell, Claud Hooker, Dollie Da Palma,
Erma Walker, Ethel Webb, Claud
Eaton.
Second Grade—Ralph HerreU, Man
ual Seahen, Jamea John aon.
Third Grade—Elizabeth Damico,
Pauline McHone, Clara John aon, Paul
Webb, Stella Brooks, Imo Johnaon,
Pearl Slate.
Fourth Grade—Blanche McHone,
Roth Short, Laura Mae Gould. Har
vey Gwyn, Willie McKellar.
Sixth Grade—Mary Nell Short,
Guaaie McKellar, Elaie McHone.
Margaret Gwyn, Kenneth McKinzie.
Seventh Grade—Mallie Jackson.
Mossir Combs. -
To Or|uii« Basket Ball T«
Several persons interested in bas
ket ball met Tuesday with a view to
organizing a basket ball association
in this city. Mr. R. F. Berry was
elected manager. The first practice
will be held Friday night at eight
o'clock in Lovilfs Warehouse. All
those interested in playing are urged
to be present.
NOTICE
Mr. J. W. Dunman, Mount Airy, N.
C.
North Carolina Surry County,
Town of Mount Airy.
Under and by virtue of the laws of
the State of North Carolina, and the
ordinances of the Town of Mount
authorising the sale of lands in the
Town of Mount Airy for assessments
levied against said property for street
improvements, I will offer for sale at
the Court House in Dobeon. N. C„ on
the first Monday In January, it be
ing the
Ilk day of Jasaw, IMS. ,
at 11:00 o'clock nooa.
the following property for the assess
ments levied arainst same, interest!
tnd ooits of iiw.
Property lying and being on the
South side of Church street aqd
bounded as follows:
Meets and bounds of a triangular
plat of land lying on the South side
of Church Street, hi the Town of Mt
Ain, between the back ef the side
walk and the land of J. W. Dunman,
also Joins the land of John Davis and
bounded as follows:
1st Inning at a planted rock, said
planted rock being J. W. Dunman's
corner in John Davis' line, and runs
with Dunman's line North tl dew. 19
■in. Bast 17 ft 10 in. to a stake at
the back of the sidewalk ef Church
street; thence with the back of the
sidewalk as It curree towards the
street, the straight line being
*7 dog. M min. Wert 97 ft *
s stake at the back sf the ah
end In John Davis' line; <
Davis' line South 00 dog.
10 feet 10 in. to he Im
proxir-atelyJOO s§. ft
In. to
MiH Airy, M. CM Dm. I.—ttm
Sa^rda* *£•"ia*g«Mta(t S^T«wy
! w«ji.
Early Immr I 1m llttla km of Mr.
Wlloy Immr diodUDnm. 8rd of «m»
H* laartaf tbia baby • Month oU It
Im tM ouW far la Mm Ihm of
it* rwl-pvMta Mr. and Mrs. John
toaaan, btwua bright hoaHbr littU
follow until Im took thia driadid dlo
doath roliorod U« of Mi auffarta*
nowa will bo that aho has taapmti
Mr. fiMk A ah bum Im* boon aaf
ffrln* poina »n Ma body for aororml
dajra. Mr. Aabtmrn think* hia auf
fortnff la a raoult of • fall bo bad
aoMo tiiao loot jroar wbllo haul Ins
corn to hla faod barn ono rib waa
fractured and bo waa jarrod up right
much.
Pint
Rev. E. Cibaea Davis,
BibU school,
Morning worship, 11.00 ft. m.
B. T. T. U. ... 9M p. m.
Evening service, 7.00 p. m.
Regular prayer and praise ser
vices Wednesday, ,..7.00 p. m.
TV pastor preaches next Sunday
morning and evening on the follow
ing subject*, "A Baptism With Fire",
and 'The Mighty Magnet, or the
Drawing Power of the Croea of
Christ," Yob and your friends are
cordially invited to all these sen ices.
Good music, plain, practical preach
ing.
Mrs. Jack Wi«r
The home of Mm. C. H. Armfield
on North Main street was the scene
of-m very lovely and delightful meet
ing of the Ladles Bridge club Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Jack WWr. of
Athena, Ga-, sister and house guest
of Mrs. N. C. Marion, aa guest of
honor.
Top score waa made by Mrs. J. H.
Gwyn. Two handsome decks of cards
ware presented to Mr*. Wier.
An elaborate salad course was aerv
ed at the cloae of the game.
Dodbe Brothers
nbw pric&s
/ £1
nThc following prices of Dodge
Brothers Passenger Cars became
effective December 1st, 1924:
91.O0&OO
$1,246.00
$1.3m00
I. o. b. Detroit
All Passenger Cars are m
equipped with balloon tin
Norfleet-Baggs, Inc.
Mount Airy Branch
MOUNT AIRY, N. C
Icm shopp.%,
\ Art -»«M"
1 Tvro
LAMPS
About twenty five beautiful Table
I.amps la all colors, iobc in Glass
shades and tome with ailk to be of
fered aa specials for the next few
days at less than one half price.
BRIDGE LAMPS
We expect another shipment of
wrought Iron Bridge Lamps with de
corated parchment shades to arrive
before Christmas, only fifty lamps in
the shipment, over two hundred sold
in the last sixty days at 12.96. These
lamps must be purchased and deliv
ered at our store, no shipments will
be mad< on account of cost of crat
ing.
PSYCHE PICTURES
Another lot of fifty "Psyche" pic
tures will arrive in a few days, a
beautiful regular $S.M value hi Bias
and Gold Octagon frame special price
of II JO. Crating <
This Is a real
at town
pieces of beautiful i
Tee Sets n|«ltf vatos 910.M a i
tal for Christmas at ItJi No i
charge '* Postage pe»
paid to Mount Airy.
With Two Gift shoppes devoted exclusively to the
showing of Gift article#, filled to capacity with
Christina* gifts, gathered from all over the World,
we assure you that your gift problems may be
easily solved by a visit to our shoppes.
Our merchandise is not priced befbnd reasonable
profit, as is to usually found in Gift shoppes our
policy has been to offer strictly high grade mer
chandise, of useful and serviceable articles, to hold
down the price to what is considered a fair and
reasonable profit.
Visitors to our store are liberal in their compli
ments on the extremely low priee of our merchan
dise.
We have gifts for everyone and gifts from every
mL,,,
WMN.
Mount Airy to riait m
«r» iinrt jroo that It viB pay jw U
•parial trip •
your Gift McrrhaiHliae, w» iarita % cowpartaan with
any othar Gift akop in tka Stata.
—
CUN ARiyS, Inc.
ArtAGtflflMpr* Whilw Mi^HC
FOR THE CHILDREN
Midget visiting cards, fifty cards
with name printed on each, packed in
leather case of Green, Tan, Bed or
black for .50 cash in advance. 6c ex
tra for postage.
Pencil cases, with childs name on
each pencil and on the outside of the
leather cases.
5 pencils in leather case He
6 pencils in leather case flM
5 pencils in holljr oox I Sit
6 pencils in holly bo* Mr
18 pencils in holly box fl.M
6c extra for postage on sack onto,
several boxes may be included in oas
order, cash in advance.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Oar Use of Christmas card* exceed
any attempt we have ever mads be
fore, consisting at the meat beautiful
cards selected from the high set qaal
tty manofactoera, aseailag yea at
real qaality in appearance at year
Cards, a visit to hi|iit oar Im wfl
We have asurf iat boxes at 9UM.
aad H.00 that wa gaaraata* te flaaas
nwilved'la*a*viii
ENGRAVING