The Nearest in Footwear
Try U« For m Fk
Patent ooMtrsp Santera*
Kid stray and trim, fits
well aad wears well—A.
A. to C
Blonde Kid with brows
Kid trim $7 JO
Abo name in Grey Kid,
patent trim $7JO
Hosiery
MAi You Like It**
la hMvy waight aUk
Uile top. mrjr pair
guaranteed. pair $2-00 MM
IS
Chiffon Hoeierjr in light «h*de«, has the call for
Sprint wear. A complete rtock to aelect from.
Pointed Van Dyke Heel, 24 in. silk boot IIJI
Square heel Chiffon, beautiful quality, newest
colon. ju«t arrived, per pair $1.M
■aafc - -
Dry Goods
1600 yard# ginghams. SI is. wido, flMt colon, food
patterns, bo roaiaaata, regular loagtfc,
aov. por yd. is.
Spool cotton, Noo. S to 100 9 for 10s
All silk pongee. por yd T9s
Rayoa dross fabric*, por yd. 99s
Pepperell sheets, sixo II x 00 91.40
K rink lotto Bod Sproads, colorod stripes, blue, cold
aod rose colon, gBar*atood faat 92.20
All silk crede-de-chine, aewoot colon, yd 91-00
Hosiery for long wear—Hummiag Bird, pair . 91*19
"Quality Merchandise" H&wks-Boyles Company ML Airy, N. (.
iiiiiinnuMmm wmiiiiimm
Ma»-E*ik| Ti«ac Gwta 17th j
Victim
k M|ian But* for wml month*,
■» killed his 17 th baw victim. The
«rfcfad !»»•
Mart of kis victim* b«t b«N wo
M ud eUMrw who km itwjrtd
_ A MCHtrxt
(From the Kiiim City Stair)
Loais had completed his flrat <U>
■t school and had climbed upon hb
ktlwr'i lay to rive dad hia oapres- •
^ini thereof.
"Well," *aid dad, "how do you think i
yea will Ilk* school?"
Whereupon the countenance oTDMa1
teak on a Moat »erious wwiiilai,
"To tall yon the honest truth, dad," I
kt answered, "I belieee I've started
asaMthing 1 cant finish."
UPS PEELED POE BEAUTY
Chicago, Pah. 2.—Lip pooling it the
tetent method for providing milady
with cherry-red lips. Miaa Prance*
Kartell, Secretary of the- American
Cosmetician*' Soeiety ha* announced
DISCOURAGED ELOQUENCE
"Your *peecha* remind ma of those
rf Cicero."
Ut, too," answered Senator Sorg
kron "I seem to have just ah&tlt a*
■wk influence as old Cic would have
■ he ware to come to life and make a
It U m rafraekmc—PEPSI
COLA. Try • kottW.
Trr tkb daligktful drink—
Illl
Thay G>n tfc* Dog First
froas (inking iUumti batter Uu
trated the ptrib ud hardships for tW
than did the owe in which was narrat
ed yesterday the experiences of the
aailors sa th* Norwegian freighter
Joanna Dybwad. Their Ibw tea, «m
■avad hjr tha radio, far H anahlad
than to to tVrtr help tha Bai
liai tanhar Armiaco. Tha eapteia of
that craft know hia duty and did it aa
wall aa aajr of hia elaaa, and after :
making hia alow way to tha doomed
craft, pot out hia beets, though tha
aaa waa pariloualy high, and teok off
tha Dybwad's man.
An intereetinr faatura of thia rescue
ia tha fact that In tha flrat boatload I
waa carriad a big wolfhound—praams
ably a Carman ahaap dog, or polica
Hog. Ba that aa H may. Lion waa aot
left behind, and ha waa not taken in
to tha laat boat aa a aort of after
thought. To him waa given tha firat
chance, and two-thirda of the crew re
mained behind till the reaming boat
rame again.
Juat why thia preference to tha dag
waa given the printed narrativee do1
not revoal. It may be that ha decided
the matter for hlmaelf, and having
Jumped into the first boat, waa al
lowed to remain there, and he may
have done that because hia maater
waa one of that rronp. One prefers
to believe, however, that Lion want
in tha flrat beat by tha common con
aent of the craw, bacaaaa they knew
that he waa a good dog and wanted
to give him the beat chance of iut
rival
It would har» b«n rather nice of
him If 1m had remained with the cap-;
taifi to b« tk last to ah—don ship,
but that would bin bmm too much
to npwt unlcM between the captain
and the dog thar* had been a apodal
tio of affection that kopt tkw to
Ricker's Mt. Airy high school qutnt
overwhelmingly dofoatod Um limi
loading White Plain1. aggregation
hers Thuaday night of laat week by a
tl to II INN.
Tho locala displayed mot* agility,
pop and skill than thoir visitors and
tho outcome was nsver in doubt. Rick
or's mon loading at all times. ' Pew
long shots wore triod. both teams us
ing short shots.
It would bo hard to pick tho star
of tho contest every man giving food
account of himself however Brannock
scored 10 points and also had a good
floor game to his credit. Roberts ran
up the score 7 points for the home
team nnd L. Jackson look the laurels
for the visitors.
These two t^ams play in Winston
Salem Wednesday night too late for
us to report the score this weak.
Each team has lost one game in
the League contest though the White
Plains team has played two more
games than the home hoys.
Preceding the boys' game, the local
girls submerged the White Plains
girls under a !• to 10 score. Taylor
was the star of the fray. She caged
It points and played ring* around her
opponents. The guarding of Kluts
was also an outstanding feature. Kid
was outstanding visiting pat form
FHmmU Ctack
NOTICE
Having qualified a* administrator
of Martha E. Martin, dtnand, lata
of Surry County, all peraons indebted
to the estate arc hereby requested to
make Immediate settlement and all
persons holding claims against the ae
tata are hereby notified to file their
rlaima, properly verified, with the un- 1
rfaraigned on or before the 1st day of
Marcn, IK7, or this notice will ha
pleaded in bar of the right of recov
"ki. March 1st, IMC.
Geo. K. Snow, Atty.
R. V. Marshall, Administrator. ^
A Wttte W PEPSI-COLA
/4iisa Virginia 8pillm>n, who j|
Bfrvfd the Unol ttWphonc
for tlx put «i|bt jrMra i
(ward operator, ku
poeitlon and Mr*. A. R.
Mia* SpiUman was a rerjr
operator and kar proaaptaaaa and
rourtesy to the telephone patrona baa
m doubt baan appreciated tkaagh per
itapa tha majority of paoph uaing tke
telephone accept tbc unici Ml A nat*
tar of course without even • "thai^
bu" for special courteelee. /
\Jliaa Spllhaan expeeta to take a
raM aftar which aha My tab up
xima othar Una of work. Ska talk
us that the telephone service ka«
mora than doubled in Moon* Airy dur
inf tha eight yaara aha has baan op
•rator. I
Mr*. Whatatona haa returnej to tha
work aftar fin yaara abaence and wa
teapeak for her tha consideration of
the patrons while she ia becoming
Familiar with the enlarged switch
ward.
Central Wood Yard
Dry Mae aad Oak
far ran«* w heater, gead Mg
lead delivered pranptly at UN
Na. W.
Yard Located m WOWw
Twiho Q|ip»rt—iti»« Par Pm
Va
The War I
the appointment of Mr. On. K.
, Mt. Airy, N. C., aa a County
Bepreeeatathre for tha CiUaaaa' Mi&>
dry Training ("am pa. for tka coming
Mr. Im« atataa that ho will raaataa
a auppljr of aggHcatloa Maaka for tka
training ram pa ahortly aid win ka '
randy to paaa tkaaa out ta yoong MB
Mwm tka agaa of IT ami M wko
^higkt want to taka a montk'* an
in Joljr, at i
Cnngtaa* appropriate* nearly fS,
000,000 annually to enable ;
to develop tkotr phyateal
dfr proper laptrviiion.
Railroad faro, moala an r«4» and
at camp, uniforma, laundry, atklatta
equipment and medical and dental
treatment are furnished.
Twelve vacanciaa only knee keen
allotted Surry County and tt la ex
pected that tkeee will all ka taken by
April lat. Other* may apply and U
vacanciaa occur later they will ka tak
en care of.
Hwsts Far Rat
IT Salt
ta Ova
Year Owa MaaM
Na. 4 H. I
Foreign Manufacturers Interested in Free Factory Location.
The Merchants Association have received several inquiries from foreign manufacturers for more detailed information about the
free factory locations offered them by the Mount Airy Merchants Association.
The members of the Association are doing their best to make M ount Airy better known in North Carolina and elsewhere, and with
the help of the citizens, we will be successful in interesting foreign capital in our section.
Mount Airy has as much or more hard surfaced streets and side walks than any town in North Carolina of its sire, and this
spring and summer, several more miles of street paving and sidewalk work will be done. With Mount Airy making this progress
tne Merchants have realized that they must keep s first class stock of merchandise in order to interest the people in trading at
home, and this the merchants lytve done. Befor purchasing any spring merchandise, be sure and visit our focal merchants ana see
their splendid stock of spring goods, which are being sold at rich a reasonable price. The merchants are selling their goods at a
low price and are selling gooa merchandise in order that our citizens will trade at home, and by working together keep Mount Airy
the best town in the State, and make it the shopping center of this section of Western North Carolina.
haw alwa^dSrdWek5ity prQ€rea8ive community Propositions that will help the town and county, and they will, as
Trade at home and trade with the following merchants for they are members of the Mount Airy Merchants Association
they
C. w. DtTU
Ckmrim L.
S. M HmU
W. L
J. G.
• A 10.
R. W. Mt
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WteMMM-HwOar
W. S. Walfe Drm* &
W. a Lnb A Cm.
r-ti C*.
ICMmrtAb.
J. W.