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looks Open to AH
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at MwM Airy. N. Cr
aader the act of Cmpn. J
«, 1*71.
Attn* B. Smith, of tkt
of Nm Toefc, to m* MMk to
of Um people. Maay tktak
be to tke h(W raadHali U toed Um
Pwotnti hi tko wit
paign. H« to • MM
Ito effort to rid tk* i
to to • Catholic la religion.
To nt way jf think tng to to lmp.-s
itbto. la tko march of progress hu
nanity toi ahrayi toft behind those
kings that wort harmful Ufa and
ko march of piugioaa from tko tni
nal atate to tko atoto of enlighten
nent to Tory aimilar to a Journey
rom aa old ooiuUa-y to a bow toad,
la paopla maka piugioae tkoy ara
onatantly Ivppini off all tkat to at
loubtfu! value. Of nwm tk«ra H
thraya mm piidlti aa to wkat
Would bo top pod off. Alwaya tkora
ira tkoaa who dollckt tn calling tbem
•Ivee tko aafo and aaaa, tk* coaaor
rattve, who ara totk to part wttk aajr
king tkat kaa booa a aouree of aatto
actioa la tko part.
Just aow tko race of civilised moa
a trying to rid tko land of krtostoat
ng drink. A If rod E. Smith to owe of
1m toadari who would go back to tka
laya at tko Mlnem.
In all tka history of tko raeo but
row timoa kava man turned back to
liaeardod customs tkat kava booa left
Mkind because of tkoir declining
raluo. This to alaaoat certain to ko
tko hiatory of tko proooat tamporaaoo
movement. Tko aaloon to gowa and
Tor good raaaoaa. Tkora ara many
arho would bring it back. Governor
Smith to one of them. Tka raoa will
not go back. The whole trend to a
forward move and tka very fart tkat
Coventor Smith belonga to that claaa
that would revert to the former day*
and again revel in tke ao-called de
light* of tke liquor traflc, makee kim
in impoaaible candidate in tkia pros
wit day. Men who have a forward
look are the men who will toad aa
enlightened people. Governor Smith
I* not in this ckMfe
THE COST OF COURTESY.
The chwpmt thine in the whole
world is kindness or courtesy. It
KMta a man al wolutcly nothing to be
kind to those ha meet*. All this waa
strikingly proven recently by a re
porter on a great city daily. We
Found the following in the Monroe
lournal, one of the heat county pa
lter* in the state.
"A new* reporter of u well known
New York daily paper wa* assigned
to the task of writing a story on
*Courtesy in Business/' All stories
In newspapers are supposed to be
sewn stories, and being a news re
porter, this man tackled his job in an
inususi way hoping to introduce the
tlement of news.
"His method was simple. Taking a
lollar watch which needed only small
idjuxtment to start It going again,
lie visited the smaller jewelry stores
in New York City.
"The smaller the store the less time
the clerks and proprietors had to
tmthrr with the man who brought in
the dollar watch. In some places he
iras laughed at; others told him to
throw the junk away and buy a new
watch.
"But when he visited the better
ktore i the treatment became more
courteous. Finally he decided to put
the experiment to the acid teat.
"Steering his course, he entered the
liandsomely appointed, luxuriously
carpeted sales room of the greatest
and most exclusive jewelry estab
lishment In the city, a store the name
which is a hall mark of value the
world over. Here the sale of a ten
thousand dollar pearl necklace and
Hfty thousand dollar tiaras causes no
unusual excitement, and of all the
■tore* he had entered, this store re
ceived him with the greatest courte
■y, made the trifling adjustment of
his dollar watch in the post gracious
manner, and invited him to come back
tomorrow and allow them to see If the
piece was properly working."
Is there anything left of courtesy
snd ifntie way* among people gen
erally today? If you want to get a
low down on this subject In Monroe
go to the post office and notice the
action of people coming in and going
nut of those wonderful doors. vTheee
door* are hard on the hinges and
until recently It was impossible to
optn hut one of them at the time,
snd there are two pairs to the em
trance. Step aside and let some one
pass before yon while yea hold the
doer. Bee how many people recognise
the coarteey with a thank yoa, and
how many never so much aa grunt
while they aecep* the little attention.
And note the fair sea as well as the
mere masculine ping*
Human nature eeaass to be a quel
thing to theee who 4a Ml «n4er*taad
It Walk along a street and notfce
that an old negro Ma. aged and In
tan, win graeefatly lift his hat ta
me Mb he mm aad refaee ts
ML:* Lmm38f
effort to chat
is their nature to ha kind, )mm*
popularity and (Mr hiimi in
m. AD this vh pmw ts a
,I,Am If— mam Lm |La mL- ^ a ■■ i§
cmnniv# way oj inf man wno wtnu'd
the dollar watch Dud. TW big man
carefully adjusted the fl may little
thine. It «H a part of hi* nature
to ha courteous to all, and thus to Um
man who carried a dollar watch.
It aaaaM to ha a fact that a number
of people make a men* of life in cm
way or another. A short road to
failure for all theee who moat Asa*
with the public Is to loae eight of Um
fact that the man who carries a dol
lar watch ia a ha awn and May also
he ahb to hay a diamond or a string
of pearls.
DR. E. C BROOKS
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Mount Airy ia Mnf highly IwMwd
thin «wk in having a* owe af her
coomanc*mant *poak*r» Dr. B. C.
Brook, president of State College,
hlaifk, who will make the animal
commencement aJiiim ta tfca Nation
al Theatre, FrUtjr evening. Dr.
Brook* ia easily on# of tha StaU'i
foremast platform orators and dis
tinguished man at tha day.
Aa a professor In the department
of education of the University of
North Carolina, Dr. Brook* waa notor'
for hi* outstanding ability and wa»
chosen a* State Bepertetaedeet of
Schools to aneeaad Prof. J. Y. Joyner,
' I nit the State soon found a pine* of
greater importance for him or at
least one in- which hi* contact with
the college youth* would ha more
vital and he waa called to the prsai
dency of tha A. 6 E College.
A* a public apaakar Dr. Brook* ha*
few equal*, hi* style ia both convinc
ing and entertaining, illuminated with
sparkling wit or touched with pathoa
with never a dull moment. Thoaa
I who hear him once never lose an op
| port unity to hoar him again. He i*
the kind of n speaker whoee mesaage
lingers with hi* hearers aa well aa
, the memory of hi* pleasing personali
ty.
Dr. Brooks should have a capacity
house when he speaks here Friday
evening.
G. C. Woltr is building a nice 8
room house on Willow Street adjoin
ing that of his brother, H. O. Wolta.
It will be two story of *hale brick and
modern In every particular. Con
tractor Matt Mines ha* charge of the
work.
The Norwegian Parliament ha* re
1 cently enacted a law which provide*:
| 41 > for complete prohibition in the
rural districts and town* to 4,000
| population; (2) local option in 44
principal cities; (S) denial of uae of
the mail* for lending liquor; (4) n
national referendum on the entire
subject in 19S2; (6) a special govern
ment fund from liquor to educate the
public against alcoholiam. Previous
to thi* action Norway had a law pro
hibiting the sale of drinks of more
than 20 per cent alcohol which per
mitted drinking of some of the
strongest wine*.
NOTICE.
Under the authority conferred upon
me by law, and pursuant thereto. I
will offer for *ale in front of the Tay
lor Motor Company, on the 4th day
if June. 1927, at 2 o'clock P. M., one
Ford roadster. 1926 model, belonging
to Odell Beck.
Snld sale i* pursuant of statute for
srork. parts and storage on said ma
•hine to the amount if $44.M.
Taylor Motor Co.
mm. 4mld hatp MM tfcte maaa
mmt, by gtvlag omly ow dallar aad
nmM« aa maeh la ratara, tfcati
mm la tMa Graat Mi of Mmmt,
braaaa m«dal T Who woo Id vaat
nw for 11.00 T Aad think of tho
uppurt unity of hoaarlag jroar fathar
tho "ttaraal Camp" hjr phdni thalr
nam* la tho "Ooldan Booh of Mam
ory ." A ad w\at ooald ha a woaiar
mMmbrann of tho Hrlag or da
; ciaoid laothoro of tho M'a than tho
oarollmont of tholr aaaioo la tho
"BlJrar Booh of Momory" and i*>
otn tho ailrar modal for a proeloaa
hoop ^ho? •
Thlak hoar much plaaouro It |hw
oar Hrtng ntorana to hara tholr
naiaoo placod thora while thoy art
yot Urlai, by lonmnni who earaa for
thoai, and how thoy do oajoy waar
tng tho fold atoda)—It la worth mora
to thorn now than ftowara altar thoy
■ara daad.
Tha aduh aarollmonta ara aaeh 96
and thaaa |i an roll man ta aaeh ra
ualaa a gold or aUvar modal. North
Carolina moat go "oaar tha tap" la
i thia graat Southarn Drtra, aad Barry
Coaaty can aad will halp la thla
"Uadar tha aod aad daw
Waiting tha Jadgmaat Day.
, Low and taara far tha Biaa;
Taara aad Iowa for tho Gray."
Mm. P. 8. Bothroeh, Chairman for
Barry Coaaty.
A Faw of Mill Dackar'a
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For the beneflit of tbaae of oar
i*aJ»i* who did not Into tha prW
lege at attending the cooking classes
and electric range demonstrations re
cently fhnn In tho National Thntn
for three consecutive afternoons whan
Mias Viola Decker, a nationally
known cooking expert and home eeon
umlat, demonst rated tha mixHif and
baking of theaa and other delicious
food thine* to aat, wa asked for a
copy of bar recipes and submit than
for your approval.
. Tha demonstration eras pat on by
tha Southern Public Utilities Co. to
advertise electric cookery and par
hap* no other manner of cooking
guarantees the abaolote success of
these or any other recipe* every time,
bat If you are generally succeaaful
in cooking similar product* on soma
other kind of range or if yoa use an
eketrie range in your own home yoa
should have reasonable success with
theae recipes for the result* a*
demonstrated by Miss Decker were
certainly very Ana.
Tropical Gingerbread
One-half cap batter, 1-2 cup sugar.
2 egg*. 1-2 cup molaaaes. 1 teaspoon
■oda, 1 1-2 cup floor. I teaapooa
ginger, 1 tea*poon cinnamon, 1-4 tea
spoon allspice, 1-4 teaspoon nutmeg,
1-4 teaspoon cloves, 1-4 teaspoon salt,
1-2 cup cold water, 1 package Baker*
cocoanat southern style.
Cream butter and sugar, add egg*
unbeaten and beat thoroughly. Dis
solve soda in molaaaes add to cream
and butter. 8ift dry ingredients to
gether and add alternately with cold
1 water. Lastly add cocoanut. Pour into
a buttered pa* and bake at SfiO de
| grees for 90 minutes.
Halasea Mamay
Line bottom of baking dish or
casserole with mashed potatoes. Cov
er with layer of cheese sauce. Then
a layer of salmon which has been
flaked and lastly cover with china
sauce. Bake in a moderate oven
about 30 minutes.
Two cups milk, • level table spoon*
flour, 1-2 lb. of cheese, ssason to
A Regular Size 25c. Can of PtlaoHve
Talcum Powder
F-R-E-E-!
With a purchase of a tube of
PALMOLIVE SHAVING CREAM
Phone Us Your Order
W S. Wolfe Drug Co.
"The Bast of Everything."
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"A pit* where you in warmly
Sunday School, l:4i A. M.
Lpworth L«a|w, 7:11 P. M.
Dtriae worship and preac
Ing at It A. M. and • P. M.
"CnhI"
"Say, old tap, yoa Mi M li grot
need wiM exerctae. Too aaad to
pl«y golf badly."
"Na, 1 donl; I Mad to play (olf
wall. That'i the troable wttk a*
now; r*o(ay gam*."
Under a dMd of treat executed to
m aa IiiiIm for Sorry Coaaty Loan
and Treat Company by R. L Cook
to aoeure a not* for 9M0.00 which la
now daa and an paid, 1 will offer (or
aaia at public aartioa to Um U|kMt
Mddar at tha Court Houaa Door la
tha following raal aatota:
Adjoining tha landa of Waalay
Shore. 0. 8. Cook and othara: Batte
ning at a rack, Waalay Shore corner,
in Apaeraoa Una. ruaa N. ft.7l dag.
E. 19.78 eha. to a atake, C. 8. Pouc |
corner, aaat wttk Polk line 10.lt eha.
to a rock, thence 8. I doc. W. IMtl
cha. to a rack, la Shora'a line, theaee
W. Il.lt eha. to the begiaiag. Coa
talalng 20 acrea mora or leaa.
Thla 30th day of April, 1M7.
C. M. LEWELLrN, Traatoa.
by A. D. POLGER, Atty.
Non-Rust Screens
your Horn* wtth
•tightly mow at *nrt,
will
«avta( you effect totar will nr« than
■p far k. Kiffkt bow to tka ttaa ta pat
•r- and kaap tha Hat a«t.
We Have What Yon Need
for Any Screen Job
WhmImm MU» m
vt inaowi • • • • * ooc«
Doors $1.7S «p
Wiro GotonfaoJ or Mack
( any wMUi yw warn)
If you want lone larvtoa from your wraans.
than bay Opal tha baat wir», (tka kind wa
«all) and yon can forcat tha
for a tone. Ion* tima. Oat oar prtoa* bafora
yo"j bay screene.
Holcomb & Midkiff
Mount Airy, N. C
Kelvi r\ at or
Oldest Domestic Electric Refrigeration
To Whom
It May
Concern
AH Kelvinator units sold by the Carter-Walker
Furniture Co., carry the usual guarantee by the
Southern Public Utilities Co., which the company
makes to its own customers.
All Kelvinator units sold by the Carter-Walker
Furniture Co., will be installed by the Southern Pub
lic Utilities Co.
All Kelvinator units sold by Carter-Walker Fur
niture Co. will be serviced by the Southern Public
Utilities Co., as long as they are operated on South
ern Public Utilities Co. lines.
. (Signed) C. M. WHITLOCK, Mgr.
Mount Airy Branch SL P. U. Co.
The above arrangement with the Southern Public Utilities Co.
will enable us to install Kelvinator units in Leonard Refriger
ators which we may sell or in the ones which have already been
sold to our customers. This guarantees to you the beat service
possible for electric refrigeration.
Kelvinator units and Leonard Refrigerators are manufactured
by the same organization and the combination of these two
articles gives assurance of the best to be had.
Sm Our Display of
LEONARD REFRIGERATORS IN COMBINATION
WITH KELVINATOR UNITS
Carter-Walker Furn. Co,