|SPRING NOTES!"]
C Old winter may not have disappeared altogether, f
but his sway is broken. §
This store is radiant with Spring freshness. ■
I Here, there, everywhere, Spring Garments and m
I fresh Spring Toggery bob up with a cheery "how-do- J
you-do?" all sailing and bowing for your favor. J
You cannot but be pleased with all this Spring new- f
ness. I
Never before have we offered such an exceptional m
gathering of Spring Merchandise. It is an exhibition I
of the I
I Choicest, Smartest and Best Things |
The Market Affords I
Prices are interestingly modest—as low as you could ask.
Of all theJSpring Seasons we have been in business, we have never made preparation B
on such an elaborate scale.
You will certainly be the loser, it' you fail to post yourself in regard to our Spring M
Offerings. I
Men's Boys' and Children's Clothing,
I hats and Toggery 1
| N. L. Cranford & Co. I
■ Clothiers, Haters and Haberdashers, I
IWINHTON-SA LEM, - X. C.I
John A. Burton
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Headquarters for the Stokes County peo
ple who want the best goods at t lie
lowest prices. Keeps always on
hand all kinds of farmers' sup
plies— Dry Goods, Shoes,
Groceries of all kinds,
farming tools, and
Guanos.
At Winston Prices.
I LADIES: §
1 have just received n l>itf lot of nice Trimmed Hats, mCM
M prices from oO cents to $3.00. Come and look at my lino KS
I before buying, I can save you money on latest stylo hats. |£|jj
Gentlemen 1
Come and let me sell you a nice suit of Clothes. I can n
save you money. I have a new stock of Boys' and Men's ui
J. R.. LACKEY |
Rella, IN. C. u
APRIL 25th,
27th, 1906
CONFEDERATE VETERANS'
REUNION, NEW OR
LEANS, LA.,
For the above occasion the
Southern Railway will sell tickets
to New Orleans, La., and return at
rates named below:
Goldsboro, $20.00
Greensboro, 19.40
Selma, 19.5;")
Winston-Salem, 17.20
Raleigh, 18.60
Salisbury, 16.45
Durham, 18.50
Hickory, 15.75 j
Charlotte, 15.55
Approximately low rates from j
other points. Tickets on sale
April 22nd, 23rd and 24th, with
final limit April 30th. The origi-'
nal purchaser may Becure exten
sion of final limit until May 21st |
by personally depositing ticket
with Joseph Richardson, Special
Agent, Theatre Arcade, New Or
leans, La., not earlier than April
26th nor later than April .'{oth, and
and paying fee of fifty cents.
General J. S. Carr has selected
the Southern Railway via Atlanta,
Montgomery and Mobile as the
official route for his "Annual Con
federate Veterans' Special," which
will consist of first class day
coaches, and Standard Pullman
Cars to be handled through to
New Orleans without change.
This special train will leave
Raleigh, N. C., at. 3:30 P. M., Mon
day, April 23rd, and will reach
New Orleans about 8:30 P. M.,
Tuesday, April 24th. Any one
may use this special train. Berth
rate from Raleigh and Durham
$6.00, Greensboro $3.50, Salisbury
and Charlotte $5.00. Two persons
may occupy a berth without ad
ditional cost. Excellent service
on regular trains in each direction.
Ask your Agent for rates from
Seeds! Seeds!
I have a splendid assortment: of seeds
' y* f?>
'-• S ' *"
Clover seed, Orchard seed, Timothy seed, Kentucky *
Line grass seed # All Kinds of garden seed, . Limit f
Bean seed, Hickory king corn, six weeks corn, six,
weeks beans, Valentine seed beans. Then comes
Hardware to furnish IHe people a way to plant. Alt
kinds Ifoes, Ra/ics. Plow Gears of all the kinds. Then
the cook stove, furniture of almost . v
■...
every kind. Then the rugs, a beau
tiful line of carpet, matting, floor
oil cloth, pants, clothing and then
this spring goods.
Yours Most Truly,
S. P. Tesh, Mayodara
(To Cure a Cold in One Day J
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. £ rv //
Seven Million boxes soW in past 12 months. This signature, - lx>x. 251
Advertise Your Busines^
Merchants and business men will flnT
paper a splendid advertising inediV
Try it. 'I
your station.
For farther information and
Pullman reservations write
R. L. VERNON,
Traveling Passenger Agent,
Charlotte, N. C.
A GOOD IDEA.
Mr. S. R. Fulp's Plan For working the
Roads By Taxation.
Kipg Route 2, March 29.
Mr. Editor ■
I think a good plan to work the
public roads would be to levy a
special tax on real estate to pay
the hands for every day they work;
let the overseer conlrol same as he
does now and give them so much a
day. Say one dollar and board
theirselves and furnish their own
tools. Pay the overseer the same
for nil of his time warning in his
bands and time on the road. Let
each township keep their own
money. Let the board of super
visors keep and pay out when
orders are sent in by overseers.
Have good sensible men that have
got good judgment on working
the road and work where it is
needed worst. Let that be left to
the board of supervisors; pay them
for their extra time. Then. Ii
think we will have better roads.
It is not right for a man that has
got no team and probably never
will have, to work on the public
road for nothing and some men
that have several teams that have
got too old to work. Those men
should help pay to keep up the
roads. It would be to their interest
to have good roads, Let the coun
ty authorities give us a plan to
have better roads and on the
cheapest plan.
Old Stokes, come to the front
with good roads at least.
S. R. FULP.
MONEY TO LOAN—Bank of
SHfes-Quutity.
...THE...
BLUE PRONT
STORE,
WALNUT COVE, N C.
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I don't claim to have the
Ni;ore on earth,
but the CHEAPEST.
J. WILL EAST, WALNUT COVt.
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C Paid On Savings. \j
M "Experience teaches that it is the man and the woman
% who pay attention to small savings, who become wealthy. J
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