Why bt a ■OPMPl
roo down when you cuagrt
•nd ollcn bre-k It up
tarn ctxad
>gctape«]
cuntpMai]
M haw* thresh ■ remarkable ntm
id on lb* luww Or. King1*
gathod baaed aa
"BKSTSmM: You Mmply tahi
mm iM«puon(ul and hold U hi r<m
throat lor 15 ar
arailowing It. It haa a i
I act only aoothaa and heala I
i double arti
Hral» Irriui
the phlrfmi
which ara I ha nm! am
Sa with the cauae
' of tlx
King** Nrw Diacorery ta In
•ouch*, chert colda, bronchi tie, apaa
nxxliv: croup, etc. Fine for ih.l.uen
too—no harmful druaa. Vary ecoaocal
cal. aa the do,a ia only one teaapc
At all good drtiggtoa. Aak lor
CoucriS
Tkcra't juat
to
mm way to bat
ttty wU flaw
PEP9I-COLA
LIVER TROUBLE
I til ii i Ik* Tali Haw Ha
taaps Up nJ Gata|."
"H doaaat natter how ami
(■d healthy we think wt arc," iih
Mr! W. 8. Reynold*, ol Arcadu,
Li, "ararjr once in a while, la
armaria krep up aad gotng. wa
havatadeanaethe system and taka
a ittie something lor dw Aver.
"My old standby la Black.
Draught. I have Mad It at aad oa
*^'l Kt"b?i'.o.u and have a bad
Mala my mouth. My head kali
25. I Just doa't leal oka getting
jf-Tl1»Jf aui ... i,|L |
arouna ana ooin|{ my worn, i
kmc** tttat Mala in. bat btltoua
aass, ao I take a lew dotes ol Black
Draught and. whea It acta, I get up
lading like aaw, M aI pep aad
ready lor any kiad ol work. I can
aartalaly recommend It"
Black-Draught liver madtdna la
aada Irom pure, medictasl roota
and herbs and contains ao harmhal,
habit-torming mineral drugs. H]
aa easy, aatural way It halps
cleanse the system of poisonous
impurities aad tends to leave the
sxr" ■ """"—
SoM everywhere; 25c. cjs.
buck-draught :
□ LIVER HIDICINI J
» - - ^ - - - -
POORE 4k ASH BY
Imuranc* of All Klada
OffiM hi QoMMttk Bnildlnc
Bank at Mount Airy
DflL J. E.
onn
MOUNT AIRY. H C
OIL J. D. HOCAN
Owr 0—Hi Cky IMm (k
DR. J. P. COX
PhoM U2 1m. m.
Offlct Hn. I to U; t to •; 7 to «
SYDNOR 4k SPARGER
MOUNT AIRY. N. C
Dr. W. M. HoHiikts worth
DENTIST
MOUNT AIRY. N. C
sir"
IS Min, bappiMu
fellowship in PEPSI
"■ C.—"After motherhood
■troifth tu «o flow n coming
tnu i could
aot IK ftrnund to
fc%i"232
I «H not only
weak t»| I alao had
nerrot* apelli and
my bark ached all
the time Dr.
rw*w» Golden
Medical Diacovery
waa recommended
to toe a* • tonic
and builder and I
nnijr nan 10 taice one Dottle ol thu medi
cine to be reatnred to food health. I
gained m weight to that my friend*
•carcely knew me."—Mn Ella Ham*
106 S. Liberty St. AU druggist*. Tab
let! or IiujhI.
Write Dt. Pierce', lnval da Hotel.
Buffalo, N. Y, for free advice.
jnMaaraiaiaiHiniBnuitfafiUiUHiiUiUiUiiiHfiifBiHiBf^i'fiuur^ iiBiaraaiannnia,
Price and Quality!
These are two very important factors in the plana of the farmer for the coming seaaon.
Point* that must be decided in the proper manner or a loaa will be sustained. The or
dinary person, in order to aave a few dollars at the present, ia likely to buy According
to price and let quality be a second consideration. This is as true in buying fertilizers
as in any commodity, yet the riak is greater in this one article than in any other thing
the farmer buys.
EVERYTHING for the farmer's future really depends on the quality of fertiliser he
buys. His crops depend on the fertilizer and the farmers depends on the money he
receives from his crops to live. There is only one way to buy such »n important article
as fertilizer and THAT IS TO BUY QUALITY.
I
is known for its quality. It produces a larger crop per acre with the use of leas fertili
ser than any other brand. This has beea tested. It is a fact With the uae of the
same amount per acre as any other brand JOSEVS will produce • crop in proportion
to the amount used—but always larger than any other brand. That is why JOSEY'S
should be bought this year in preference to some other brand which coats less at the
time of purchase, but costs more when results are considered.
tlE OU* KEAKEST DtALtK OR W*ITE DIRECT TO
N. B. Josey Guano Company
WILMINGTON, N. C
Tartar*, N. C.
mt ■ , m Mtrhiitri ^ ^
IUuUUUU
co crap iipunnlid M Mat af th.
valaa of all troy prndaaed hi l*B
However, th* tftim Iglip *i
iaee Mm • par Mt af the total rat
tivatad ira.
The tntiiii rrof «M worth M pa
cent aa mch aa th* IMS cotton era*
THo combined value af tnbwtu am
rottoa vai over II#1.000,000 hi |MI
ipmiallag M par nut of tho nlm
of all cropa.
Although Kentucky prndaaed ahoa
IS million Dotmda of tobacco mm
than North Carolina, thl. Htatc'
crop waa worth tt miDloa dollar
mora than Kentucky'*.
North Carolina'* tobacco airaaf
waa conaMaraMjr larger thaa that a
any othar atato and repreaontod aaai
SI par aast of tha Natiaaal tohacc
"tWpmwI. yield par acra af Nortl
rarollna'f bright loaf tobacco la laa
than any othar atato aaeapt Vlrginli
am) Looiilifit,
About 66 par cant af the tobace
acreage la located In tha "Now Brtgh
BaH" or tha Coa*t*l countiaa. whtt
the remaining (| par aaat la In th
upper Piedmont or "Old Bright BaH.
The pef acre value of the tobaco
ywfoced in North Carolina in ltt
averaged tlSl-kO, which waa cot)aider
ably mora than that of any othar ero
grown.—Pana Porecaator.
Wln*tnn-Salem, Feh 17—Altbougl
Easter is nearly two month* off, ar
r»nf»»fTiU are already being mad
for the Raster service* at the Horn.
Moravian church and the old Sales
irraveyard. La at year more than 80,
000 attended the terries and vialtari
cams to Winiton-Salem not only fron
all parts of North Carolina bat sl*<
from other states.
Each year the number of nshen
necessary to look after the crowd ha
increaaed. Walter J. Her* ha* serr
ed in the capacity of chief uaher foi
the past IS years and when ha fir*
entered upon the task leas than M aa
distant* were required. Last year h<
had 400 tasistanta and thla year ai
even larger crowd is expected thai
ever before and an effort Is going t<
be made to draft at least BOO memberi
of the Moravian church to aid in look'
in* after the crowd.
The first rehearaal of the cburcl
hands for the Raster service will tak<
place next Sunday and from then un
til Raster the various bands will hav«
frequent practice for the occasion
1 ast Rastern the total hand* particl
pating had S00 pieces and it is expect*
ed that the number thia spring will
he at least as large or poasibly larger
> la at kia Winter >i»i to fort Myar
rw.
t Th0 Hiaiari, ii»i| ml of Mr. U
IMi fmk, n. J.. aad iMtTmJ
I- _. M - *. -M_ — M .— ^.t — Ll-a|
' uMHfl( MVI Imy fUr HI H>* nllll
day. Thie la the aocond eonaeruth
jraar that the luntkeaa will be he
with tha pMt of koaor ahoent.
B"hert A. Carter, of til Waat fa
ty-third Street, an aa«nria>e of M
Ediaon Mara than forty year* ago, P
aarljr Inraitlm.
"Ever since 1»70, Mr Ediaon hi
kept i racerd of kb work on Meal
of pafi-r about five torhoa by otfbt
Mr. Cwtar aatd. "lack night two <
kia «an and ba wovM dsn It"
In dtareeetnc tba invention af tl
tolaphona, Mr. Cartar cruotad th
from ona of tkaaa akaota writtan I
1871:
"I know now that I can raroi
aowi bat I mi aot aura that I m
reed It I have two bars, and botwe*
tbaai a pioee af paraffined pa par,
diaphragm with a long needle paaali
through ona of tha ban. Wbaa
apaak against tka diaphragm and pt
tba papor It la porforatod by tka aa
die."
"Thla la tka froat«randdaddy of i
recording inntrumenta," Mr. Cart
■aid, "Including tha phonograph, tal
phona and mlcropbona.
"Ediaon'* flrat invention waa tl
votinir machine. It waa fifty yaa
too aarly. Tha next waa tha dnpb
and quadruple telegraph. which mm
telegraphing practicable. Before tha
inventions telegraphing waa lltt
mora than a railway signal."
Mr. Cartar recalled that Ediaon li
vented a typewriter more than fifl
vaara ago.
"It waa years too aarly," ho sal
"He never got a cant out of K. 1
waa too early with radio, diacoverir
. tha apark or wava in lint. In tl
1 same yaar he built a aot and puhlial
ad it in Tha Scientific American, 1
. rears before Hat* and twenty-tn
i years before Marconi. In IMS it wi
taken to Paris and ahown In tha ej
hlbition by Charles Bateheler, ona <
Mr. Edison's beat assistant*."
Mr. Cartar aaaertad that Edison ha
the telephone "long before the figi
Mr. Bell and Mr. Gray had over it,
but had never applied for a patent.
"The Aril telephone waa purely
magnetic instrument," Mr. Carti
said. "In his patent drawings k
show* a horseshoe magnet on eac
end. He shows a soft Iron core t
•upport the bobbins of copper win
There was no place to make an ele<
trlral connection. On thia patent th
Bell Telephone Company waa forme<
It waa only practicable to aend mm
'age* fifty to seventy mile*. Her
Mr. Ediaon waa called in, and h
worked in the Bell Telephone BuiU
ing. laid out the aystem and added th
electric current, the induction coi
and hia carbon transmitter, whic
made the telephone practicable."
vaccination or uoft •• urd«r«
j Dunn, Feb. 20.—An ordinance whid
would prohibit any dog which has no
been vaccinated againat hjrdrophobi
from running at large in the town o
Dunn after March 1, 1926, waa p*u*
at a recent meet'.ng of the mayor an
board of town commiaalonera.
The ordinance, paaaed "In the In
terest of the public health and safe
ty," provide* that any parson con
victed for Ha violation ahall pay a fin.
of |U for each offenaa, and thnt eacl
day auch dog in allowed to run a'
large ahall be a aeparate offeree.
Notice Traatee's Sal* of
By virtue of authority vested In m<
in a certain dead of truat executed th»
24th day of Dae. TM>, to C. F. Me
Craary and wife Myrtle McCreary U
the undersigned trustee for the ro>
Lumber and Mfg. Co., to secure an in
debtedneas of t6 >4.50, and recorded ii
the Register of Deeds office of Burn
County, N. C., in hook H page 14
default having been made in the pay
ment of the note therein secured, ami
at the request of the holder I will sell
for cadi to the highest bidder at pub
lic auction, in front of the Bank ol
Mount Airy, Mount Airy, N. C.. on
Taeaday March l«th IMt '
at 1:M o'clock P. M.
the following deatrlhad real estate:
Beginning on the west aide of
branch Early Ashburn's N. W. cornet
ind running with his line B. B? deg.
45 min. Eaat two hundred and tea
feet to Early Ashburn's N. E. corner
•» West aide of an 18 ft. road between
Tom Ashburn's land and T. B. Me
Csrgo's, thence with mid road W. !•
4eg. W. ISO feet, thane* B. 157 deg.
IS min. W IM ft. to wast aide of
Hranck, thence down the liiaaek 1M ft
the hejrinning. Mt. Ahry_
Bale made tn satisfy an IliitsTitidlii n
f M04.M pr ncipal. interest and *Mt
'mm te add. Tbi. tb* 12th day of
'eh. UN.
M. HL
Hollingiworth Drag Co.
Phone 311
YOU SHOULD NAME
IK SUMY COUNTY LOAN I TRUST CO.
AS YOUR EXECUTOR FOR THE
FOLLOWING RRASONSi
3 handy
packs
p»- Cc
wrkleysPK.
NEW HANDY PACK
Fits hand —
fiocktt and pur—
Mert for yo«r atny
•>4 tb* hHtralal
J L*«k far VMflay's P. K. Heady Pack
Amazing Powar af
Mexican Mustang
Liniment
Stops Rheumatism —
tratM through the '
to the Bone
ir jma •■»<* km KmmuUt uatmamt
•rhaa or kava a Uw Wfc or M Mlfd
«m. dnn t wall a Dilnul*
• await (juamiljr .,f Mrllfmi Ma
UnlnMnl nekl op|MMtu* lb* aura or ■
•!»•«—ia ilnwrt t UH> It «it poo
Ihroaitfc Ihr akhb ut aoo«h» tnd rata »
i»ln Vcur mini' af comfort ratMf
aill to |rml
The romarkaMa ^MKruliii powar of
MatJraa MMm Linlnnl la iha i'i mm
wh> It qulata *nd auoihaa pain *%«• la
raaaa ft looa aaaadinc ind vhara
iMhcf Ap^iratMmlMVtlftllwl TM* MB
it I la I (» ml «U<> Mali raw Kuraa and
■d ao aiikia a valuable maMdjr
to ban la Ma koww al ail llmaa tl
.Inacstata and whnl—lira aall Muataas
Ualmant nr ran imiiIw rat
How Doctors Treat
CalJs aod the Fit
To break up a coM oremig-ht or
to rut short nn attack of fnpM t»
flurnut, *ori> th">*t or tnnatllitii, phjr
itcnua ami u; ar.. Dow i« om
mendm* Caiolaiv, the punfi 4 and
refined cal'iucl < •mpuWMi tablrt that
(fi*ua you the cffecta of calouwl and
•sits mwhinrd. without the unplaaa
int effecta of either.
One or two Caiotabe at V-dtime
with a swslVw'of water,—that's all.
No aatta, tro -ausea nor the slichtest
interference with your eat inc. work
>r pleasa'>' Next morning your cold
h.\a Tani»>"VI. /our aystem Is thor
oughly nurifird and you are feeling
fine with a hearty appetite for break
rait. Eat what you please.—no dan
rer. sa
Get • family psoka**. containing
Pull directions, only 33 rents. At any
In* atore. (adr)
You |*t that rich asllaw flt*>
*- only in PEPSI-COLA.
DEY AiNT EZ. MUCH SLACK IN
PAT BLUE DlAMONT COAL^fcX.
DEY- IS SMALL. CHANGE IN
MAM POCKET!!
Russell Fork Coal
Phone
v ,, a.