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PHONE No. 53
CHANCE?—OR A WILL?
The nucrmnful man eit-rriw» the power of decision: Otherwise
he would aot be »ucce*sftd. Throughout his life »hape» the
trend of his affairs.
Yet there are men who teem content tb make decisions daring
their live*, sad to leave to CHANCE the ann-jring oat of their
plan* after deatii. This is difficult to understand.
When a man decides what roaw his affair* should tahe after
death, for the protection of bis family, ha conaiders how his
wishes may best be carried eut. The legal instrument which
results from that consideration is known as his "WILL."
He is not content to leave the future of his family to chanse
He not aaly makes his will—he also selects •
competent organisation to handle business and financial matter*
fullest possible advantage of his
(tar experience and advice la estate I
are freely at year service.
The Bank of Mount Airy
Tnaat Department Milt Airy, N. C.
Edw. M Lin villa, Trust Oflmr
CUW M LINVILLE, Kiwanian.
7. Prepare*—Know how to t» ipw
it*. Stand ready to join in tkt CUb
activities a* much a* poeaible. Be
prepared to rasp aw< «Wn called upon
for duty. Be ready far duty.
S. Produce—We hare no place for
member* who are mere "Book en
trie#." Dont be an impediment. Be
a lifter—not a leaner. Thou dalt
». Peppy—Enthusiast*—get excit
ed. Some one baa nil we never eaa
never da Joatiee to a jab until we cat
excited over It. "Whatsoever thy
hand flndeth to do, do will thy
might." Let Ktwaai* be a part at
yon and expreea it in eenriee to year
fellow men in an enthusiastic way.
Do it apontoneonely—not giudgingly.
10. Practical—Above all. be real.
Let It be said of yon that yen can
ahrayi be depended upon. That year
words are as food aa your bond
That you will not aay behinAa man's
back what yon would not aay to hi*
face. Be a real nan.
Builder's foraman: "Uxcnee me.
but art yon the lady wot'a ainging?"
Lady: "Yea, I was tinging. WhyT"
"Well, might 1 arsk you net to hang
ont that top note so long. The men
hav^ knocked off twice already, mia
takin it for the dinner whistle."
Haw It'a Dene
He—WiB you marry naa?
She—No.
And. ao they lived happily ever aft
It ia not alone the hrtw ■«» 4ho
ia to bfaiH for MamUtiM. Om
of th» pat mimii to esr for—to
ia Are. The careleeely drappad rift
Ntu may result in a holocaust. The
ramp Art not piopecly HtlnfriihM
I may coat tha country# a million dol
lar*.
I Kiwanian* and otkm fonakinf tha
citiea far tha wanda on annual vaca
tions, motor trip* and fishing expedi
ftree with all car*. Nat only should
wa exercise car* oureehres but «
ahould try educate othcra to t*k*
Klvania cluba can (at apaakara on
thia important subject now whan tha
danger ia tha grantoat. It la not tha
young who naad inatraction. hot tha
"oMstors." Boy 8coata, arhool child
ran. moat yuan* paople, know Mora
j of deforeotation and ref (freatatioo
than their paraate. It la among tha
oldor man that adoration ia moat
The Outlook aaya that an .Uear
\ waa telling the yong recruit*: "Don't
forget that the army ia ana big fam
j ily and—and that to each one of yoa
there ia the making of an snknown
A supply merchant of Zebnlon in
Wake County ia purchasing ana eell
ine soybean aeed at coat a* an induce
ment to get more farmers at the sec
tion to grow hay ai d feed this year.
Real Estate for Side
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House and lot on Orchard St, dmr Mate.
One vacant lot on Orchard SL
Three vacant lota on Main St. burin— prop
erty.
Two vacant lota above cemetery.
Eight vacant lota in Shorttown.
House and lot on E. Poplar St
Two houaea and lota near quarry for aale or
rent.
SELL OR TRADE
J. B. Haynes and W. W. Cbratiaii
The Camel's Back
THE last straw breaks the camel's
back, and his last dollar a man's
heart
No heart was ever broken becaiis?
of a Bank Account here. Thous
ands of hearts have been broken
and homes wrecked because there
was no money in bank.
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»1.60*#?®08
FIRST
BANK
MOUNT AIRY. N C.
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T O. rAWCETT.
W. W. BURKE. V.-Pras.
fc>. C. RECTOR. Asst Caih.
T. C FAWCEtr. Kiwuiat.
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PSiLL BE COMING HERE WANTING OUR LANDS. BUY NOW WHILE PRICE IS REASONABLE
Attend the Auction Sale of
AND LAND AVAILABLE
■L-..•:&&iX . -i': .ioroa
ATS P.M. THIS IS VALUABLEFOft
IS LOCATED ON RAILROAD
PART OF FT ALREADY HAS
MIRROR PLANT
A POSITIVE A