WRING TIMK U coming. (i*i ready
to build your horn* in Safety Har
bour, whore the bird* ting and out of
the way of tooting horns. It*.
FOR SALE—Thro* show mm two
pairs of scales and other store fix
tares all in ft rat class condition. Sea
Dave Crawford. tfc.
FOR SALK-Pare Tancred sTlx
White I<eghorn hitching <*ggs,
$1.50 per 16. Special mating, 36 two
)T«ar old hena, headed by two vigor
ous Turn-red cocks, direct fmn the
Tancred Farm. Baby chicks, 90c.
each. Hatching egg* 12.50 per 15.
All these birds are late moulters and
in excellent condition. If you want
plenty of eggs, place your order from
this mating. 1 will have a limited
number of 8. C. Rhode Island Reds
for sale all through the hatching
season. For further information,
write or viait farm. Route 2, near
Taah school. Mount Airy, custom
hatching 19.00 per hundred. Louis
8. Burton, (owner.) 1-Mc.
IW praaaot buaaa in hi ll Ikl
they mi uia«tiMwdad and Um bw
op i r«« in And M Mcnatry to rm
another bus to tek* ear* of thoaa
who Mra puM|i at that particu
lar time.
With tha mnp width a< tha
highway* hi tha Mat* bote* Ma
II to II feat, tha ipaea taken up
in pai itac aweh othar by a — hich
hoa and tha ordinary auuwnobil*
would approximate elaaa to If fast,
leaving fro* thraa to In feat far
nthar mm.
Soma atalaa permit tha boa iwin
U> oparsta 90 and M-lnch wMa boaaa.
Mr. Half waa not eertata that tha
boa ownara win dacida I* aak far
prrmlaaion to oaa tha W teeh wid*
boa, bat h* atatod that imnl of
them Iia4 indicated tha? they would
lika to ha able to aparata the wider
type buaea.
BUILDS STEAM ENGINE'
IN VINEGAR BOTTLE
Burlington Mcckuuc Arcom*
pliahaa ••ImpaaaiUa" TaaW
—Magai'no Yo Carry
Story.
Burlington, Dee. *1.—Clarenee Mar
letted little «team engine, made in
tiny pieeaa on tha lathaa in hia mo
chine ahop on Sooth Main atroat and
•lipped through tha half-inch neck
of a vinegar bottle and aaaamblad,
will ha In an early iaaoa of Popular
Mechanic* magaxine, H. K. Weber,
i manager editor, adviaed Staley A.
Cook hare today.
The engine- attracted much atten
tion her* when Mr. Marietta ftniahed
the ted km* job of aaaembling It in
the quart vinegar bottle and placed
it on exhibition. To convince folka
that it waa the real thing, he attach
ed ii to a comprraaed air line and
it stepped off with the prociaion and
I (mra of a big fellow.
Every plea* of the engine, bolt*,
vrew« and all, waa made in the
•bop, and every piece ia braaa with
the exception of the baa*, which ia
aluminum made in three piece* to
go throught the bottle nock. It rap
reaenta a real piece of mechanical
art and akill.
He had no object In building the
little engine othar than the idea that
lie could do It. It lookad impoaaible.
It probably would have been for a
pcr«on without a big re«erv* of pa
tience trying to devise ways and
mean* of getting 0>e piece* together
in*ide the bottle. For thii he made
ipecial tool* and uaad majrnet*. He
did the whole big little Job at odd
i time*.
"IjlidnH get a bit of my mechani
cal ability from booka, but in the
school of hard work," Mr. Marietta
•aid when aaked how many dlplomaa
he hail framed in hi* workahap. ■ I
You got tkat rich ■illgw
flow only m PEPSI-COLA
BROWER'S SPRINGS
CHALYBEATE mm* ALUM
be 375 Cm* high and wll
lofty Mtry from which i
the mosK of the earilkm
in Uw Pirt AnMt Bap
four belli wfll bo pddad to the
put 61, auUac Um frill— Mm
largest nunbar awl Um hiirlnl la
tha world.
Mildred Wataob.
Wade' Atkins, Mar
Card mt
Wa Mr> to oxpraaa our
thanks to our i vlifhbur* and fi ieada.
Kay. B. H. MitlUu* and Rav. C. C.
Haymore, Um mimbwi of Um church
and all nthari for their ijnipatkjr
knd many acts and deeds of kiailnaaa
to us durine Um Ulnaa, daath and
burial of our husband and father. We
pray Cod's richest blci»ihp upon
rou all.
Mrs. W. H. Midkiff and W.
P. Midkiff. l-tp.
statement of Condition of
FIKST NATIONAL BANK,
at Mount Airy, in the state of North
Carolina, at the eloea of *
December Slat, 1920.
RESOURCES
Loans and diacounta, I447.1MJ8
Overdraft*. un**au%d . 88.06
U. 8. Bonds to mw> circula
tion, n- 60 000 00
All otfcar II. & amrfcim... 8UM.00
Other bondi, stocks sc
curitfaa, tic., 4.SOO.bO
Banking house, furniture
and fixture*, MJtMM
than bank house, 8,200.74
Lawful i aaii1»I with Fad
oral Reserve Bank .101,221.14
Cash hi vault and amount
due from national hanks 220.313.49
Due from Stata banks,
banker! and trast com
panies, SM.87SJ0
Checks and drafts on banks
outside of city of report
in* hank. - 4 «J»
Miscellaneous
rash items. 806.30 87X40
Redemption fund with U.
S. Treasurer and due
from U. 8. Trsaauiar tt.500.00
Total, *1,578.9S2.M
LIABILITIES
Caf rtal stock. I 100,000.00
Surplus fund, 00.000.00
Reserrad for int. due
41J0
7,000.71
Total,
of North
1 sJdlLi
bonk 4a
Mailing of Matches
Givei Job* to Many
Wadawortb. obta.—'"Oot ■ uuicfcr
A simple rsqarat easily compiled with,
bat aol ao ynnlc la the storjr at tbe
msktog »f th« woad aim witb la
Tba aMtrti Marts Its _
nwrtidr'i >« pockat tea .
plm foraoC hundred* of miles away
frost i)m Anal rooter of maafartara.
raraata, railroad* aad sawmill* ars
uwaod by (ba match cauipaalra. aHak
ba*a graat fs< t«rlss bara.
On* oompasj owas • graat tract af
timber la tba Caaar d'Alsos muunlatas
af Idaho A wmpaay railroad. 24
alias long, tabaa tba log* ta tba main
af rba Hpokaua International rail
, wbara tbajr an pat lata
aad towed ta tba caopaay's
r1»ar.
far a yaar at U
Wbaa raady far aasw tbay ars
HOI to ||| company'■ block plant at
Mpokano. Bslactad lumber tbsrs la
cat lata blocks 3% lacbaa loo*, which
ta tba axaet laagtk af a awlcb Tba
art aaat to tba factory bara. a
Tba drat maanfartartng Ms* to ta
faad tba blacks lata a aiatrb machine,
wbicb cuts than ap aad foreaa tba
sticks late hoi as la aa I roe plats, bald
lag MO sticks
Orar sprigs sad brasbos ths plataa
art rarrtad and all tba weak and to
perfect anas srs aotoautlcsllr culled.
Nasi ■ oolite* treat litem by paramo
sad cbauirals. Tbea tba Brat <"H»
poaltloa la pat sa tbs head Tba stick*
paaa o«ar a roller, which turn* la a
bos mntnlalug the c^MBpoalliiw. The
Ignltlao dp to a|H>lled tba ssiaa way
Tba oae of pbospboras aa aa actles
ingredient In match ataklng . wsa
barred by roagreaolotisl set la 1911
Tba polsoaaas phosphorus aaad to af
fect tba bonea aad the Jaw af arorkars
8aa«ai salpldde af pbaspbaraa aaw ta
used, whlrb to aoupolsoooaa
Omalia, Nab — Srlaatlftr •thumblnf
la to b* taofhi. Thr national coavantloa
«f hnboaa ha* dtrraa4 that a Md
ugmt shall (outrun hlkara Id tha atb
lea of atoppln »otor|pta and I ad teat
tat that a lift la waatad
Happy ChUrw
wniowa, Calif.—Chlldraa la OtaMi
coaaty in happy AH tha high
arhooU art ao an anforrad racatloa
pMdlti aattlun—i of a caotreraray
brtvaan tha taachara and tha raaM}
treasurer ovpr talari aa
I aadnw—-BrU-hiar" barlal* hare
htm a|M by tha Krttlah
rodartakw' Woodwork aaaoctattaa.
Naar caafcet dndgita ana tor beantlfal
and graceful warhmaaahlp.
••OB
f HAVE PRETTY HAIR
No matter if yoar hair ia long or bebbed. you ma*
ear* for your SCALP.
Our Cbnics will gtve your hair that eoft flamy look
which unhealthy hair lack*. Try on* bottle, than notice
the difference.
Un our cold cream and lotion* for your chapped
hands and face. It eootfeda the shin.
LET US BK YOUR DRUGGISTS
TURNMYRE & LAMM
S—Tw* Refilled Dn,e,»to—2
United States Court, Weatern Die- •
irict of N. C.
In the matter uf 1. B. Bnnner and W
C. Banner, bandrupta, trading aa !
Sonrixe Bakery. *
Bv rirtoe of the power voted in
me V an order from the referee in
bankruptcy. L. C. MrKaug hn. in ' he
above matter, made at • meeting of
the creditor* held in Winaton-Saleai
the 28th day of December, 1S*W. di
recting me to aell the property of
the above bankrupts, aa truatee in
bankruptcy, I will aell at public auc
tion, on the 27th day of January, 19*»t
at 2 o'clock P. M„ at the place of
buainras of the Sunrtae Bakery, on
Main Street. Mount Airy, N. C.. the
following described property, to-wit:
AO the atock, ware* and merchant ;
di>« of the flunriae Bakery, together
with ait HiiiiliWT, equipment mmi j
tuppli#n.
Sale made aubject to being run firm
ed by the referae in bankruptcy. L.
C. MrKaughn. •
A. G. WEBB,
Trustee In Bankruptcy.
of
Coaaty—in
Notice of
Spanish oak, >ib|A
north »H chain, to
South, r. D. Culler cm the Wart. be
ing known M the land* belonging to
E. 8. CtiHer at*he tin* M hit death
and containing 102 acres. Said land
Uea about our mil* wast of the town
of Pinnacle on a graded public road.
There arc about IB acraa of floe hot*
In addition to the bottom land there
!* • rood portion of the other lands
which are fine for com. wheat, to
bacco and all farm products; staff
considerable amount of rood MMMfZ
alao on (aid land k a splendid dwell
ing house with eight good room^
also a good 4-room tenant house,
good faed horn, crib, granary, four
tobacco barn* and other out-build
ing*. The place is wall watered; Haa
art Grassy Creek; wall and spring*.
This i« very deeicsMe land and Baa
well for cultivation.
Said Innd will be aoid as a wholo.
Bidding to commence at upaet bid of
*1M37,3»
wms of Sale: one-third cash at
confirmation of sale, one-third in one
year and the remainder in two n M
from date of sale.
litis the trdday of Jan««nr. I«7.
J. T. Short. < 1 .mmisiionsr.
Notice Sale of l.and By Trastee.
By virtue of the power contained
In a deed of trust, executed Juaan
?5. 1924. by Dewey Chttton and
Bertha Chihon tev the undersigned
trustee, same recorded in Register of
Deeds <d*ce, Surry county, Book at
Deeds of Trust No 71, page », de
fault having beon made in the pay.
■H-nt of the notes secured by said
deed of trust and at the reou.st at
Lbe holder of said notes. 1 Will offer
(or sale to the highest bidder at