A mixture of oata and vetch
en the farm of W. L. Dail in
Jones county yielded at the rate
of 8,000 an acre for the field.
6 66
Bflievrs a Headache 1 or Neural
gia in 30 minutes, checks a Cold
the first day, and checks Mala
ria In three days.
666 also in Tablets
pTWn^TAte'l
Lps Hurt We" I
had a stveij
case of indige>
tion," say a M.s. fZ,
.V Bellßuckheiater, Al
Sft \ i V 7 River St, Pied- |v
anl mont « C. "So
■jjiK 0 nany things It
? ViwitfP I ate Liirt M
u v\> me * * almost
a quit eating. P
"I woiMd burn M
nj L» aiy chest. I had aevere |v
C headache, and such a tight, nr
■ smothering feeling. 1 would L
■ be obliged to eat a littla, m
C. then it would hurt m«i »V
£ "A friend said to mt. 7J
>P *Why don't you take Black- \|
P **l waa just too weak then "\
■ to do my work. I began tak- [ L
fl ing small dosea after meals, Al
p] and in just a few weeka I |Y
jr could eat anything I wanted nj
■ to, then take my amall dose L
■ of Black-Draught and feel m
n] fine. I soon regained my I
Ej health and strength." 0.
R U *ts only 1 cent a dose. \\
THEDFORD'g {
BLACK- f
DRAUGHTI
£ For CONSTIPATION, £
■INDIGESTION,BILIOUSNESS T
Cj Womk.v who need a tonic !,i
k should take Cahoui. Unc i [Z>
. over 50 yeurc. rn-ieill
DR. ROY B. HARREL J
DENTIST
Office Over Turner Drug
Company •'
ELKIN, N. C,
MARTIN* INC.
RENTAL AGENTS
Real Estate and Insurance
Office Greenwood Bldg.
Phone 195 Elkln, N. C.
DR. E. G. CLICK
DENTIST
New Location Across Street
From First Baptist Church
KIMn, X. C.
C. G ARMFIELD
Notary Public
Elkin National Bank
H. G. HARRIS
Haulinx of all Kinds
Anytime Anywhere
Phone
Day 83 Night 140R
DELMONICO CAFE
"Finest Place In Town"
We serve the best food the
world's markets afford
Sunday Dinner A
Specialty
Meet Your Friends Here
GEO. PAULS, Mgr.
MASONIC NOTICE
Regular communication El
ldn Lodge N0.454 A. P. and
A. M.« on second and fourth
Saturday night* 7:80 p. m.
Members urged to attend.
Visitors cordially Invited.
A. D. Harmon, W. M.
M. R. Bailey, Sec.
'NSURANCE LOAN AND TRUST CO.
" • INSURANCE—ELKIN, N. C.
OUR AIM IS TO SERVE
J. F. HENDREN, Pres. R. M. BATES, Mgr.
Kw SSM
Matthew 28:1-20
Rev. Samuel D. Price, I). 1).
"Weeping may endure for a
night, but joy cometh in the
morning,, way never truer than
» when the first day of the week
came after the body of Jesus had
been placed in the tomb, fol
lowing the crucifictlon on the
previous Friday. Part of three
days had passed during which
the Jewish Sabbath had been
observed. As soon as work could
again be taken up certain wo
men made ready to perform the
usual rites upon the body of
their dear Friend. With spices
they came very early to the gar
den tomb. .
Insurmountable difficulties
did not hold them back, though
it was but natural that they
Should question en route, "Who
will roll us away the stone?"
For a great stone sealed the
mouth of that sepulchre. Then
came an active lesson that many
never learn. We worry so much
abdut situations that never arise
For, meanwhile, the ressitrec
tion of the body of Jesus had
taken place. There had been an
earthquake, not to let the body
out but to permit the women to
see within the dark tomb. When
they arrived there was a mes
senger In the person of an angel
to declare the good news, and to
give the mlnstruction for Im
mediate service. "He is not here
they were told. To-day many go
to the grave to weep, aa if their
loved one was there entombed. ,
No spriit has ever been placed in
the grave. Death refers to the
body only. At once with the
death of the body our loved ones
are in the spirit world.
The records in all four Gospels
should be read with care to ob
tain every detail Jesus begins
to appear to individuals and to i
groups. He met a company of i
women as they returned to the
city. Then He came to Mary 1
Magdalene, who tarried by the
open sepulchre and thought He
was the gardener, as she looked
through her tear-dimmed eyes.
A new world of joy wtfs hers
when He spoke her name and
said "Mary."
Such joyous news was not to
be kept by anyone. The angels
said, and He confirmed it, that
they should go tell His disciples
and even Peter was specially
named, lest this one who had so
.grelvously denied Him should
not know that he had been for
given. There are at least eleven
recorded appearances and there
surely must have been another
though no record is given of it.
Jesus certainly showed himself
to His beloved mother, for whom
More gardens have been plant
ed in Greene County this year
and the acreage to corn has been
increased by 40 percent, accord
ing to reports.
XOTICE
*
TO CITIZENS AND TAXPAY
ERS -OF SURRY COUNTY:
You will hereby take noitcf
that the BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS of Surry
County will meet in the Court
House at Dobson on MONDAY
June 16, 1930 at 9 o'clock A. M
for the purpose of completing
and adopting the County Budget
for Surry County, and to trans
act such business as will come
before the Equalization Roard,
and other matters.
This June 9, 1930.
T. M. Marsh,
Clerk to Board County Comm
Surry County. North Carolina
"The Rats.. Around.. My.. Place
Were Wise," says John Tuthill.
"Tried everything to kill them
Mixed poison with meal, meat,
cheese, etc., Wouldn't touch it.
Tried RAT-SNAP. Inside of ten
days got rid of all rats." You
don't have to mix RAT-SNAP
with food. Saves fußslng, bother.
Break a cake of RAT-SNAP lay
t where rats scamper. You will
tee no more. Three sizes, 35c,
85c, $1.25. Sold and guranteed
by
Abernethy's Pharmacy
Surry Hardware Co.
Turner Drug Co.
NOAH HOLBROOK
UPBOLBTERINB
Elkin, P. O. Box 264
rHIS ELKIN TRIBUNE, KLKIN NORTH CAROLINA
He evidenced such concern when
in the midst of His agonies on
the cross. During a period of for
ty days these various manifes
tations occurred.
It was fitting that Jesus
should make a mountain in Gali
lee a place for a special confer
ence with His disciples. It was
in that area that His greatest a
mount of work was accomplish
ed during the three years of pub
lic ministry. The attitude of the
disciples is an index of the way
in which mankind will ever re
gard Him. "They worshipped
He reasserted his almightly pow-
Him, but some doubted." First
er and the resurrection was di
rect testimony thereto. Then He
revealed that Kingdom-building
had just begun, with Himself as
the chief corner stone. He Would
go away soon, but their work
and that of those who joined
them would be abiding. They
were given the Great Commis
sion "Go ye therefore, and make
disciples of all nations." As His
love is without limit, so the
scope of their and our work is to
be equally extensive. As they
went they were to TEACH. Be
livers were to testify of their
faith through Trintarian baptism
promise. As they went forth on
Climaxing all is an all-inclusive
this commission, "Lo, I am with
you always, even unto the end
of the world."
The Way of Life
Do People Feel Better Because
You Passed By?
I was in a doctor's office by
appointment at five thirty when
his telephone rang. A woman's
voice at the other end of the
wire asked him to call at the
house that evening.
• * * •
His voice betrayed irritation,
but he promised to call. N
Then he snapped the receiver
on the hook and exploded.
* « • *
"There is a woman who has
nothing to do all day bat gad
about. She might aB easily have
called me this morning or early
in the afternoon. But no, she has
to put it off and spoil my even
ing.
"Nobody but a doctor has any
idea of how inconsiderate peo
ple can be."
* * • •
On two recent trips with two
different men I had an interest
ing opportunity to contrast their
conduct toward their fellow hu
man beings.
One of them had made several
million dollars in the past few
years. Whenever he entered a
dining car or a hotel he wanted
everybody to understand that he
is rich and important. Waiters
dislike him, even though he tips
liberally. 1 sometimes felt embar
rassed by his critical demands
for attention.
The manner of the other man
is exactly reverse. You would
never guess that he is a power
in world industry. He never
gives orders, but makes sugges
tions or very courteous requests.
He seems suprised that anybody
should want to do him a favor.
He can make a waiter or a sta
tion porter feel a new sense of
self-respect merely by his 'smile.
• * * *
A noted preacher once re
marked that one of the finest
of all the sayings of Jesus is
this: "I have compassion on the
multitude."
• • • »
Said the' preaeher: "Many
men can be virtuous. Many can
be honest in a hard,
eous way. But how many are
really considerate? How manty
feel instinctive respect and sym
pathy? How many have compas
sion.?
j * • • ♦
A lot of twisted standards
have somehow grown up i n the
world. A lot of very righteous
people seem to think that a man
is good if he does not smoke,
does not take a drink, does not
do this or that.
These are negative and un
important. The real mark of a
Christian and a gentleman Is
whether he treate other people
as he would like to "be trelted.
Whether they feel better or
worse because he pasesd by.
Privilege cards are used
the members of the Federated
Farmers Exchange of Craven
County entitle them to discounts
of from 10 to 20 giercent on
many farm supplies.
r Catawba County farmers look
for a banner year in production
according to the present crop
prospects.
Very La
Uy Mary Marshall
The vtery word house dress
brings to the. minds of many
dresses of coarse cotton mater
ials. in crude pinks and blues,
cheaply made and to generously
proportioned. Perhaps house
dresses used to be like that, and
women accepted them as a mat
ter of course, not expecting to
look their best during the busy
hours at home..
I had a pleasant sort of sur
prise In store for me the other
day when I was asked to make
selections from a number of in
expensive ready made dresses of
the house-dress sort. When they
were displayed by the models it
was difficult to believe that they
were house dresses at all. Many
of them might have been chosen
for sports or summer resort
wear.
Three was a trimly fitted
short sleeved dress of pastel
blue plnue and a sleeveless dress
of gTeen and white cotton print
with crisply pleated organdie at
tne nech, Those of shantung silk
especially appealed to me, though
their price was amazingly rea
sonable. One of them, in pastel
green is shown here.
One reason that house dresses
nowadays have suph an air of
smartness is that they are in
spired by, if not actually copied
from, dresses designed for sports
wear.
Ik #zm%
DoCl€fe -
KHN JOSEPH GAINES MD
"T. n."
My rural readers will pardon
me, I'm sure, for once more
calling their attention to what Is
still one of man's fiercest, most
unrelenting foes; It seems to me
| that good advice |n the presence
of an enemy is never out of
place.
Thoughtful men have been
battling this scourage since the
dawn of history; for Itb annil
' jhilation men of great wealth
' and greater hearts have spent
countless millions in research,
and the noble work goes on,
Just what measure of success
has been achieved may be noted
by any observing one who reads
! and nor more recent decades
have been singularly noted for
advances made.
Tubercolosis is a eammunl
eable disease. If you never come
in contact with It you are fortu
nate indeed. But contacts in the
densely populated districts are
oftten unavoidable; the fog of
dust you encounter on the windy
of the death'deallng germs;
thoroughfare may contain many
your resisting power against di
sease may be low; your own
lungs may become Infected, es
pecially if you are carrying
colony of influenzal or other
baccilli; you can never tell. *
Steer clear of (She person v,ho
coughs without covering the
mouth and nose with a handker
chief. Be duly alert against the
fellow with a chronic cough who
continually, expectorates on the
grass under the shade tree, or
on the sands of the beach near
by. Shun the resorts where
"lungers" (poor fellows!) abound
if possible;- the "best precaution
I you make take is none tpo good;
prevention Is many leagues sup
erior to cure.
\ •
MARINELLO COSMETICS
With every $3 purchase of Marinello Miss Lucy Gray, a
Marinello raduate will give one $1 Marinello Facial FREE.
We have recently added to our stock a complete line of
the world's fmaous Marinello Cosmetic.
EUGENE WAVES $7.50 & SIO.OO
The many Eugene waves we have recently given to local
and out of town customers are winning the admiration of both
men and women.
FOR ATTRACTIVE HAIR DRESSING PHONE OR WRITE
FOR APPOINTMENT WITH—
«y' ■ • 1
Mary's Beauty
"In Sydnor Spainhour Dept. Store
ELKIN Phone 37 N. C.
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