Not ice Traaiif'i Sal* of l.iri
By virtue of authority vested in Br
'he indemigned trustee in a curtain
+ •■d <>f trv»t vxn'Utfd the* 7th day
f Feb. 1922, by J. M. Hlate and wife
f^aisy Slat# to E<iw M Unville,
t'ntM for S. E. Mc Bride to mem* as
radebtednesa of 98S3.M and recorded
n the Beirut<t of Deeds office of
rurrj County, N. C., in hook 76 pan
IJrt, default baring been made is the
ay went of the note therein «acurad
• nd at the request of the holder, 1
-.--ill (all for rash, to the highest hid
•' r at pablic auction, hi front of the
Hank of Moont Airy, Mount Airy, N.
e®
Saturday, Jaaaary 17th. 1*23
at aae o'clock P. M„
the following described real estate:
Tract No 1. Beginning on a white
«-ah corner of Lot Ho. 1 thence N. 5
chains and 83 links to a stake corner
af lot No. 3; thence West 21 1-2 to t
•take and pointers: tbenre S. 5 cha.
and 33 links to lot No. 1; thence with
At Baa of lot No. I 21 1-2 chains to
Mm battening. Supposed to be 11 1-S
«uw, ae it the same more or leas.
Tract No. 2. Beginning on a itnte
Abner Going* corner of lot No. 2
runs N. SI 3-4 to a stake; thence E.
SI 1-2 cha ma to a stake, thence S. MS
to a stake; thence West with the line
•f Lot No. 2, 21 1-2 chains to the ha
stening. Containing 11.46 acres
More or leas. This being lot No. 8
af the Hardin Going* tract of land
that the same being the lot that fal
teth to Charles H. Goings.
Tract No. 3.—Situated on Clarfca
Creek and being a portion of the
tracts formerly owned by Harden* Go
in«B. Sn M from W. L. Minter
to William H. Going of date rwnrd
ed m Surry County. N. C.. Book 11,
M|> 154. and th* ikiri allotted to
W M. Goings iieind. ilasLrih.d aa
follow*: Beginning at a white amk
.Southeast corner of old tract, ram
Wast twenty-oo* chain* and ona-hali
I (tl 1-2) to a chestnut, north saraa
and on* half (7 1-1) chain* to a (take
and pointer*, thence Eaat tl 1-2 eh*.
1 to a targe white oak; Sooth 7 1-2 eh*.
I to the beginning. *nd containing 14
: 19-12 acre*, he the *ame mar* or less.
• For full description *a* the partition
report. Thia lot or tha ownor I* en
titled to one road cro—tag tha other
«hare* to his lot.
•Sale nude to satisfy a balance of
<7X1 !*i principal, interest and coat
of sal* to add. This tha l«th day of
Dec. 1924.
Edw. M. Linvllle, Trustee.
- NOTICE
Having qualified m administrator
C. T. A. ot «. A. Dunbar, dmwl,
of Surry County, all persona inMtod
to said estate are requested to Make
iir-nediate payment, and all persons
h-U:.rf claims against said estate
are Set -by notified to praaent the
same, duly authenticated, to the un
dersigned on or before the 12th day
of December, 1928, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of their ratotery.
Thi* 12th day of Dec. 1M4.
Geo. K. Snow, Admr. C. T. A.
LARD CANS far aala—2S Ih. atoe.
25 cents each. Call at the News
office.
A Christmas Gift M Wears :
^ _ l
Give Him a Box of
t>or and Seel
Fancy Ribbed Wools
Clocked and Plain Silks
Pine Mercerised Lisle*
In Christmas Boxes
35c to $1.50
Simmons Clotl
*
*,
MRS. E. C. JAMBS OF CLJUf
DIED SUNDAY
p '::;> Y7r !!***&**&*»
Fallowing Attack mi Ay*
dicitia.
Elkin, Dk. IS.—The death of Mn
E. C. iuiM thia Moraine at 9 o'dod
in the local hospital ha* east a pal
of *adn*as om the entire town, i
little more than two waaks apt M*i
James underwent an operation fo
appendicitis, following which ah* ha
improved rapidly, until Thurafeg
night when complication* ana*, cana
inf a rapid decline in her conditio®
which earlier had how ao favorabl
for her ratueary.
In the paaaiag of thi* one of El
kin'* wat tenderly beloved young wo
men, the (own and community saa
tain* a distant laaa. During her ran
idence here, following her nMrriagi
four years ago, her life ha* been I
constant benediction to thaae whi
knew her intimately, and her tnfto
enee will he felt for jmara to com*
Cultured, talented, refined, conaecrat
ed *ke pnaaaaaad every clamant whici
. goo* to nuke op one of the maat par
fact examples of true womanhood
Her auinlj, bar loyalty and devo
tion to her home aa wall aa to ha
church, Sunday achool and miaaioa
ary organisations with which ria
was affiliated wore outstanding traKi
of her character. She waa a devote)
wife, an ideal mother and a home
maker in the truest aenae of the word
Mrs. Jame*' death thi* morning wai
typical of her life, her spirit jnei
drifting out quietly, peacefully, with
out a murmur, or a struggle. SIm
waa a graduate of Meredith college
and posaeased unusual talent in art
She was ahout 27 years of age, an<
is survived hy her husband, two litth
sons, Jimmie and John Wilson, ala<
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. John
ston, of Virion, and two brothers
William and John Johnston. TV
funeral service will he conducted to
morrow at 1 o'clock from the Firsl
RaMint church, following which thi
. rvmains will he conveyed to her na
Mve h >me »♦ Weldon for interment.
Suffer* Injury From Auto
Randy Owen*, of this city, in nul
' of the honpital where he spent thrw
days following injuries he receive*
Saturday night by being run over b)
in automobile from Thomasville. San
dy wan on South Main street neai
Welch's store Saturday night, anc
; while coming up town the hijrh win*
i blew hla hat acroaa the street. It
his haste to get it he unthoughtedlj
found himself in the path of a pass
in* car. He was knocked down an<
I considerably bruised up, bat suffer
od no broken bones. The driver o!
the car immediately carried him U
Martin Memorial hospital where ha
remained until his injuries improved
. It is said that the owner of the cai
made a satisfactory settlement wHl
• Mr. Owens.
I
The habit at touching wood whas
J we hare boasted of our food hsrk k
a throwback to the ancient >tree war
| shippers. The primitive belief srai
• that spirits rtskM In tms isd wool
| was jaaeksd to call the atteatfcm ai
the tree aptrit to the hct that Ms to
floeaee was recogniaad. and that hi
I FOB SALE—At
f room *M <h
of fin* land Te
ton Insurance Afmnr Mount Airy,
. M. C. 12-tlx
> err rot * ORDER* far Oriiim
Mivar; of candy. Cream fudge*
50c par lb. Assorted boa bona and
chocolates Me p*r lb. PhoM 363. Mr*.
K. C. Seaw&id. City. tfc
1 THE best line of Hoaiary in ..town,
| "Phoenix" and "Allan A', all tlx
•ranted MM, aad at Imit pricei
than you've been paying. Bwke'i
Stora.
LOST or atalaa a haaad dag Nav. 8th
I Black back, tan head aad eara whit*
, speckled breast and legs, white streak
in face, white tip on end af tail, ans
■ wan to the name of Jack. Kinder
please notify B. H. Childress. Moore')
Orchard. Mt. Airy, N. C. 12-27p
IF yah are Isikiag far
laakiag tm
i can Vqr
and at
'"i ~
ble Store.
NICE TV BNIF GBEENS Ur sale.
Phone T. S. Ashburn* track farm.
No. 395. tfc
COKD WOOD far sale—See W. W.
Burke, City, tfc
FOR BENT. One six-raom
and several acres land, suitable for
i farming or trucking. On Fancy Gap
road, right in town. See Dr. W. S.
Taylor. tfc.
• Upwaas fob' BENT—Oae Eight
room ho—t, on Spring street and
four room house, on North Main St.
See W. W. Burke. tfc
WANTeB—Goed ml heatae. Pkmw
| 190. 12-ltp
CLOSE OUT Price, 3 days. 17. IS
and 10th, are have fur overcoats
i at $10.00, worth more. Simmons
; Clothing Co, The Better Clothes.
Watch our ad next week.
FOB SALE—Oae new Feed Ceape
and one 1921
W. L. Sydnor.
and one 1920 model Buick apply
DO YOl' want Nursery Mack, your
trees pr*n«l and treated, shrubs
Clanted. replaced or rearranged, will
p in town a few days only. Ph<>ne
36# or see C. F. Thompson, Tree Sur
geon. Ite
FOR SALE—1923 Ford Roadster in
fine shape. Will sell cheap for
, cash or (rood paper. Joe Fowler.
12-l2p
PRACTICAL ttfta, for Father. Moth
er, Sister, Brother or Friend, De
pendable quality at resnnable prices.
Burke's Dependable Store.
FOR SALE—A seven room house
with large lot on Franklin street.
IVice M.BOO Write Mrs. U. L. Rob
inson, Sanford, N. C. or see W. W.
Christian at Bank of Mount Airy, tfc
i A STORE full of Dsefal, practical
nft», just the kind you'll want to
send friends or fanily, priced very
reasonable. Burke's Dependable Store
FOR RENT—7-Roem (lease on Pine
street, water; lifrhtw and garden.
Phone 107. ltc
THE BK^GEST STOCK «f Christ
Ms handkerchiefs in town, fine
rtshL'>r*c**' ®urk''*
I YOU'LL
ARE YOU TIRED, ACHY
ALL RUN DOWN?
Tkia Mount Airy Riwdt
TelU Yn How to G«t W«fl
Tired all the time?
Lam*, stiff and achy?
Tortured with nagging backache?
Knifr-lika twinges when jroo stoop
or lift?
Miserable with hoadarbea, disxy
•polls and bladder irregularities ?
All are signs of kidney sickness!
Use Doan's Pills—a stimulant din
r«tk to the kidney ■
Here's Mount K ry testim—y.
T. L. Jacobs. botcher, S. Rata St,
lira the following lUtMNl Joiy
13. 191 ft: "I r.orht raid which sat
tied in my back and made it sank.
My kidneys aetod to* treaty Mi I
had nervous headaches (ad fUt tir
ed all the time. I used I>oaa"S Mb
and was relieved."
On April 22, 1923, Mr Jacska aaid:
"Doan's have never (ailed to i illan
aae when I aaed thaa."
Me, at all dealers. Poster-Mflbam
Co.. Mfrs., Buffalo, M. 7.
FIREWORKS
A full Hne at Dixie McCrary**
I Store on Fancy Gap Road
» The Ideal Christmas Gift for Her
iA Beautiful Box of Humming Bird Pare Silk Hom
She Never Has Too Maay
hummingl§inf _ $125
PURE SILK HOSIERY Pne* |pa»
WEARS LONGER
PURE SILK HOSIERY
WEAR S LONGER *
Nothing Could Please Her More
Bird Pura Silk Hot*
\m few many silk host.
with its soft
and girls.
Q~ hr Humming Bird Pur. Siik FW .
We have many Useful and suitable gifts far every
member of the family. Try us before rompteting
your list of gifts.