Mn. 8. r. Callaway has »■»>■■■<
the Walter Welch rutliaai at
Church itrwt fiMH Meears. Harvey
aai Cacti Hernia. Tb« Iiibi af the
MMnfl wM |hr« Hra. Ckllaway
flMi eg Dr. and Mrs. P. W.
Gram win learn with regret that
Mrs. Graaa hi confined in Hi(h Point
with inflamat ry rheumatism. «•
traat aha will be abia to return bete
hi a few weeks.
Mrs. W. A. Newell haa ntWMl
tram New York City where aba at
tended a meeting of the Social WaU
Kara commute af tha federal Coun
ell af Churches of Christ in America
T. H. Brown last Saturday pur
ahneed the stock of groceriea of tha
K, C. Poor* astatc at an anetion
•k bald by tha administrators. Mr.
Bliau will conduct an up-to-date
|m«i) (tare at tha same location.
Mr. C. W. Andrew, manager Blue
Up Hotel left Tuesday afternoon
far DamrUle, Vs., to attend a relief
meeting of the executive Committee
ami all standing committees of the
Southeastern Hotel Association torn
goeed of hotels in Virginia. North
Carolina and South Carolina. Mr.
Andrew is a member of the goods
fade committee.
Mrs. Carrie Callaway and Mrs. R.
T. Joyce spent Saturday night here
en rente from Weetfleld to Greens
boro. Mrs. Callaway wil resume
the position she quitted there firs
or six months ago to attend the bed
aide of her daughter Miss Virginia
Callaway, who passed away recently
at Weetfleld. Mrs. Joyce will prob
ably remain in Creenaboro while Mr.
Joyce looks after the erection af
their new home on the Danbury rand
at WeatiWId. *
Will Via*
Holjr
i F. D. Holoomb and C. H.
bare next Wednesday for
Tark City and will aail on Jan.
t8 ea the White Star Liner, the new
teat 8. 8. "Doric," for a journey to
Africa, Asia and Europe, stopping
at nineteen porta and visiting thfcrty
md Mdwn citiea la
ntiiaa.
Mr. Glenn Bojrtaa, of Welch, W.
Va., has arrived in thie city and will
Se activity aaaoci«tad with fcia
< feather, Mr. Wayne Boylaa, ia Tha
The but of • mAh of ptrttai given
Vr the Kilcare Bridge ctab was held
I* the bw of Mrs. C. M. VkUock,
Tuesday afternoon. Mis. ft. J. Lovill
for
A
Of
Ma *
Airy, M. C, at tha i
December Slat, 1W6
i IMm
Other real rotate
1 H»h in vault and not amount*
oSlSSJlll"11."f jMjwu
Cash Items bold over 14 hoan+ ftM
Total, $1M,M6.4«
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in. (2S.000.00
Surplus fund, 2,582.50
Undivided profits less ,
expenses and taxes paid, $2,786.76
Afrv-arned Discgunt, $600.001
wpo»it< nubjert to check, $6t,S19.Sl
CortMod Chocks, >416.91
Time crrtiflicatos of deposits,
due on or after SO days. $66,101.04
Trust deposit* (net) $28448.94
Total $1M^06.46
North r.rnlina. Sorry County.
IW. O. Sydnor, In. * Troas. of the
ibore named Bank, da aoManly i. ... i
that the above atatement ia true to |
the beat of ay fciialihi and belief.
W. a BydaoTsac A Treaa
this 11th day of January, 1K7.
Roesie D. George, Notary Public.
My commission expiree Sept. 13, !M>
Directors A. G. Bowman, W. V.I
Carter.
Tha
fortunate to
Smith lor thr .
tkt program. The Hull Man mad* a
very intereating awl appropriate talk
whan aha iatredmed Miaa Sasith («
of oar taleatsd Mount Airy girls.)|
who ia located at Gr
tenor decorator. Miaa Smith gava a
vary spicy and intereetiac talk aa in
terior decorations. If I have aajr
male readers,* I want to warn theas
not to ba surprised if the interior ft
formation, aad if it doea jaat
it oa Miaa SaUtk.
have iimpieted the work
of a»akinc a new sewing rona hi
Jackson'* ovar Hawka-Boylea, aa ex
tension having hean built over the
stairway. The sewing
built-in catting table aad opens into
a roomy draaaiag room with
I out. Mr*. T. C. Jackson will
the '
Firat
B. GIBSON DAY1S.1
1:41 A. M.
11*0 A. M.
•. T. P. U 4 tO P. M.I
Evening Service T:M P. M.|
Prayer aad Praiae Service,
Wednesday, 7:$0 P. ]
One Day Sale
Friday, January 14th
m?:
We have purchased an assortment of 60 Bed
Room Chairs, Rockers, Benches and Bed Side Tables
from one of our local factories and will offer them
as a special for Friday at less than one-half manu
facturer's cost See them in our show window.
In finishes of Walnut, Mahogany, Ivory, Blue,
other fancy colon.
We bought than so cheap and we are selling than
so cheap that Mr. Sobotta says, "Doit tell Ray
mond."
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One Day—Friday
Carter-Walker Furniture Co.
The Early
■
Mr'
I havt betn on the NorAcro
and to tW» Stmt evof Deputmcnt Is
chock hJ of goois «t Wort wr prtos.
50 Ladiw' Jersey
worth 94Jt6 for
$1.95
0 dozen Coots colored Thread,
* spool* for 3C
Brand New Ladies'
Spring Hats
Drew Goods, Men's and Boy*
Suite, up to the minute Ladies' and
Men's Oxfords,
In fact this Store is loaded Just like
we had started for our usual fall rush
AM 1 ■ ■ a A ■ AMiAH flktal AAA
Dusineas, omy si vnucn lowfr pncfi
': r .y;»
Hale's Department Store
S. M. HALE. rr«prk»ur.
>
mm? •••- ■
Our entire stock of Dry Goods, Furnishings and Shoes at
Wholesale prices. For a while longer this big stock of depen
dable merchandise will be offered to the buying public at closing
out prices.
Dress Goods, Silks, White Goods, Wide Sheetings and Cur
tain materials all at Wholesale prices.
25 pairs Centemeri Kid Gloves,
at only, per pair,
$1.00
Mens' Womens', and Children's Daniel Green Felt Slippers aud
all Shoes and Oxfords at Wholesale prices or less.
You can buy ladies' Fine Shoes 25c, 50c, 98c
here for, per psir, ............
Heavy Work Shoes and Rubbers at Wholesale prices.
All small notions at close out prices.
'
Supply your needs for months to come.
We want you to have advantage of these low prices* but d *i't
wait, as this stock is being offered as a whole, and may be ck ■ d
out any day.