One-Half Off
kb Par
Friday and Saturday Oaly
60 Suit*, mostly Hurl
and FuUn Park.
These suite arc • little out of style now, but will
wear to your satisfaction. These mite cost us 9*0.00
and you may have them for flt.00 each.
♦ iiL- •«. yy$'4fH
Simmons' Clothing Co.
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ESTABLISH A
TRUST FUND
TWl U tk« tbioluUly hIi
way to provide financially for
your wife in cm* of jrour death.
It U the establishment of a
trust fund, provision for which
you thou Id bo iiuro to main la
your will. The economic mas
ucement of such fund U a feat
ure of our institution. Wo be
lieve it «iU bo to roar advan
tage to get particulars fro* ua
Be sure to
see this
tnde marie"**
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it'
la
will be plaaaad U BM
la print, and that Um
nati fou to aall up or
to drop •round to the office stoat It.
attain too
eat, but to Will ^ ^
touitoln-l
to ■
Pi»
folk* got tto
bad editor ploy*
no mm to tto f »r week after |
Naturally, to
to kawwa, tto
weeek with hlti to atop apl
hi tto poat-offtea lobby or to oall up|
on tto pbona and My: "Dout
wbattor you've board about It or not, j
but Old Aunt 'Um Jaqkina out on|
Route rive dlad Uat night. Ca
can cat tto datoUa trow Jim Bower* |
here to town. He'* a
Or mayb' W"» a wedding to proa
port. J uat a tip, If nothing more, will
bo graatly appreciated by'your Waal
editor. Ha Inoara bow and where to
find out tto raat Ha remembera, U
that you're bla frtond wbaa you tipl
him off to a bit of local naw», andl
toll keep a confidence, too. And]
then, If tt'a to your advantage Ma
time later to gat your mm la tto]
newm paper- maybe whan your littlal
(hi baa won flrat priu la tto looalj
will parhapa remember to My in J
pauins that aba'* the daughter of
J. D. Maiern. the home town'a gen
ial insurance mi lea man who blnualf
wa> recently a prlM winner whan to
wrote for hi* company more automo
bile inaurance during a given calen
dar month than any other agent in
bla territory, being awarded a gold
watch in appreciation therefor.
(Ml A'
Ye*, it pay* u» stand ia with the lo
cal editor, and if you don't know him
personally, you ought to gut acquaint
ed. You'll find him pretty human and
probabily a likable sort after you got
to know him. Nest beat thing, if your
advance*, then give your new* items
to a printer in the shop, the
operator, or te the society editor. If
there is one—anyone connected with
the newspaper. Your contributkm of.
news and of news tips will be taken |
cure of by any member of tin forcn,
and with thanks.
Of course, there are other ways,
other methods, of getting one's name
in the papers. Some of them are of
fective.
Other Ways
For example, if a man rob a hank,
heat up hia wife, desert his family,
Invade the privacy at another ass's
home, allow his ear to run wild, en>
•an a Hfe, or wife, fly
the eaean, swim the Engiiafc
or get himself elected mayor ef hie!
village—these things will suruty gut)
hia name tote the
Russell Fork Coal Co.
C. E. COX* Mia«|cr
Mt. Airy, N. C.
Just A Few More Days!
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Special Prices and Terms on 60-Watt
Lamps WillfBe Withdrawn Saturday,
November 5th.
Our salesmen have endeavored to call upon every customer on
our lines in order to acquaint them with the special proposition we
have been making on 60-wati lamps. If they have not called
upon you, or if they have not found you in, don't wait for them to
come back."
PHONE 95 AND HAVE ONE OR MORE CARTONS OF
LAMPS SENT OUT TO YOUR HOUSE.
Here are the special terms offered during our campaign:
One carton of sis 00-watt lamp* $1.40
No cash—Pay with your light bill—50-50-40.
Don't risk inconvenience and annoyance—keep a carton of
lamps on your shelf. And order them NOW, while you think of
it—Phone 96.
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Public Utiles Co
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