the goeat of Mr. \ and Mrs. John
Onn
Mr*. R. R. Jat-kMh and Uttio mm
toft WadiMidar to itai hor p»mU
Mr* .E. r. McKinnw .pent last
w.-ek with Mrs. Eariyloeve* Hi Ni-w
York and rrturmd to Ih hoar Wed
rn-nday morn in* KramgRM ojr Mrs.
Reaves.
Cum I. Bowman ha returned to
nchool at W rut town, Peun„ after
■pending ,the spring Widay* with
Ma parent* Mr. and MnkW. H. Bow
man at Tbt Hollow, Va.
Chairman C. W. Andrtu want* to
assure the public that pka for the
riming Barara-Philathea convention
ar« going forward and «rj sign
point* to a great conventia.
Mr*. T. H. Worrell >pm last week
in Baltimore. Md., whore tm visited
relatives aad attended a onference
of the M. E. Church. Hhewill viatt
in Roanoke, Va„ before retrains.
A. E. Smith ia now at hfc home in
Uii* city after (ponding several
works at Martin Metnortalfcoapltsl.
His friend* ate glad to note tat W ia
able to drive out in his car ccasioti
ally.
A daughter, Mary Esther, %ta born
to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Haw ia the
homo of her Bother Mr*. T.B. Mc
Cargo last Friday. Mrs. H»e will
bo remembered as Miss Loot* Me
Cargo.
Mrs. Robert Harris hys beet criti
cally ill of pneumonia at Fane, Gap,
but is improving and will be bought
here just as soon as her conditio per
mits, as she suffer* with astftta in
the higher climate.
Miss Lucile Haynes and rirnd
Miss Edyth Covert of New Yorlfcave
returned from a week's stay inBer
muda according to word receiv« by
Miss Haynes' parent* Sheriff and
Mrs. C. H. Haynoa.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith vited
their daughter, Mra. J. H. Johion,
of Durham, last week and weraar
rompanicd home by another dauglar,
Mia* Elfra Smith, who will beWe
for a via it of aeveral weeks.
. Mr. and Mrs. William Merritt Ire
**»wd into their new hoaa*on
Raw ley street. The structure Uof
stucco in English style of MCtt*
tore and contains eight rooma nd
all Modem conveniences and impne
VQClltf' ♦
Mr. C. r. Hanks. IUmo, Mo, WJ.
Hanks, Jr, Stuttgart, Ark. R. "J,
Hanka Pulaski, Va., G. N. Hankatf
El kin have returned to their hon*
after having been called here by 1a
death of their mother Mra. W.r,
Hanks. i
Messrs. William and Roger Allri
recently visited their sister Mrs. ..
K. Hauser is Amililim, 8. C„ who.
very serioualy ill a brief Mfr
arillm by her little daughter repot
the^ mother wsaewhat^ bettor. Mt
born It
The Junior-ten iur annual banquet
rieen at Um Blaa Ul|f Hotol Fri
day night April lat. «n on at Um
MM delightful of thoee happy affair*
and nk affort waa *pared to wain
the orcuion a mrmonblt oat.
Decoration* m yellow and gram
carried out the earner claaa color*.
(. arm were laid far *er*oty-two
ad
William Patterson preaident of the
junior cUm prreided and he offered
a tout to tha aantora which waa re
apendad to by Miaa Annie Pa«Ntt,
preaident of the aesior claaa.
Miaa 8ae Mm Hendren touted Um
fortuity and gracion* reaponae waa
made by Miaa Anno Bmuoa. A
tout to "the future" eu glwu by
Miaa Sara Grave*
A delightful feature of the affair
wa* a song to the junior* rang by
the aeakm.
TalWt- Allrad.
Miaa Eaaie Talbart and Mr. Baa
■ell Allred were quitely aaarriod Sat
urday at noon in the home of Rev.
J. W. Sin mom who officiated. The
brida ia the daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
Martin Talbert and the groom a ran
of Mr. and Mra. Veatal Allrad.
FOOT
SLIPPED
That TITLE INTEREST
ING enough for a SCENARIO, bat
wo have a HUNCH that H was
OUR foot that SLIPPED last
week whan we PROPOSED to IN
JECT mm PEP into our ADVER
TISING. It'» not to much what
to SAT aa what NOT to aay that
ha* us up a TREE. W* couM
make those ada INTERESTING
iust by SPILLING what wo know
about »ome PEOPLE and It wooM
be MORE Interesting for US whoa
they got WIND of Ik This BUS
INESS of being LITERARY !■ the
BUNK and if just TELL you
about N0RRI8 CANDY which a
LOTTA customers are baying that
OUGHT to be interesting
ENOUGH.
Moral: Your foot wont all* any
hi buying NORRIS CANDY at
thla store.
-c r. c."
Mt. Airy Drug
Company
pu. m
haUaiMmmKLm
H. & K.r, whkfe 4*7 of UM h
ragtatered in book 76, page «, unite
*i Ma af tru*t for Hurry Coaaty,
defauK having ham mad* la the pay
■M of Mm aotaa aacwed tberafcy. I
will *atl for caah to the M|lml bid
4-r M
the Ma^ IM7.
It,afc4rjii»uw,i
T^aSff&gsgyjaEi
•4 m follow*;
Ha»»l oa tha watara af Stewart'*
rraak a»d b*glaalni| at a bweb aa
the waat (Ida «f tftawart* eiwoh at
the erawth of a diteh, C. C. Hatchrn.'
corner and run* up tha nater of the
ditah N. •) drt. f I 1-2 cha.; thence
« 27 <jef. W.I eh. to a poiat la tha
cantor of the dltrh In tha waat edge
of a bridge C. C. Hutahana' earner;
thaaea N. 7* 1-2 dag. W. 20 1-2 cha.
along^ (\ C.^ Hutchan*'^ la* to a^iUln
Sttt hSa 7^y»j. i^*he.
to a hareh oa tha waat bank of Stew
art'* creek: thence with aald creak
n. 82 dag . E . 8 1-2 cha. »a tha bafia
nmar. containing 10 1-2 aerwa aim or
lee*. Tha aaa baing lot No. 1 of
J. W Whita farm an *urvryed by
Vratal Taylor and aold by Linvitla
Ball- Hutcneoa Land Co. on tha above
data. •
A perpetual right-of-way beginning
near tha laaa bridge which apana
Stewart'* rraak on the Mooat Alry
Pnbaan road and running arena* lot
Ma. 6, twelve feet wide and rroaaing
tha aomar of thia lot at tha bridge
and continuing ap tha ditch to lot No.
5 aha!I remain open perpetually for
the free and unreatrirted aaa of Iota
No*. 1, 2. 2. 4. and &, *av* and oa-'
rapt the ownar of let No. fl may Alt
a fata acroaa *aid road where nix {
paature fence uu**a* la two place*.
■ale made to aatiaty .the balance
doe ea aaid dead at trad of |M2.n»
with intereot thereon from March I.
1*26, together with coata of aaie
Thia April «, 1»27
Edw. M. Llnville, Truatee
NEW HATS
LAST MINUTE IN
STYLE
Hate a alow m
IJJI
Nmm Ow $SJ0
They art genuine values.
SPRINGS' NEWEST PIECE GOODS
Om lot of Suntab material la a large
variety of colors, SS la. wide, and our
price* will plttM jroo equally m much
an the aooda. '
All ailk Taffeta, in a food range f | JO
. of color*. at yard •
Ladle*. you abbold inveitiiatc thi*.
Rain Coat* for the April ikovm.
Draw Goods—Ladies, this is piece goods
headquarters. Soles prove H! Satis
fled customer* make the repeated sales.
Plat and wash crepes. Georgettes, in
silks; Rayon silks in every desired col
or, guaranteed fast color. It sure you
see them. Everfast Prints from foe. to
25c. per yard.
Beautiful patterns to select from, 86
inches wide.
The Barnard Co., Inc.
27 Mala Strart Mount Airy, N. C
New — At Hale's — New
_ "
Caster
JUST
RECEIVED
Caster
for Thursday, Friday and Saturday Selling
75
Ladies' hijfh cUm Munplf
Spring Easier
COATS
75
U4Im' New SprAtc
EASTER DRESSES
k"
UdWa* Snappy
EASTER OXFORDS
- MMul 1 ■ "
150
Ladiaa' Brand New
. CASTER HATS
100
Mitoa' and Children'* Hate
9
100
Mi-n'a and youn# man's • nappy
fancy band
HATS
• * *
LADIES' NEW SILK HOSE
LmUm* full fashion (Fashion- $|.4t f| Jl
lit) Silk Hose. 1 I
W* guarantee this Imm to ba •*!*] to say $2.00 «r 11*0