llf It's here, It's Right!
Pick R Haw, if possible, in our Suits and Overcoats. m
Turn them inside out—every little detail shows the hand of the
V Master Tailor. No hurried work —no skimping—nothing slighted. ■
M That is why they fit so perfectly and hold their shapes so much better M
m than any others. Jf
« When you spend your money for CLOTHES jou certainly want «
the best possible value for it.
■ Some men imagine they can do as well at one store as at another. A
great mistake. ■
■ Look through our stores, if you will, and you'll find you can do bet
ter here, because our Clothes look better, fit better and are better. V
I SUITS $lO, sls, $lB to S3O. 1
1 OVERCOATS $lO, sls, $lB to $25. 1
We take an honest pride in our Clothing, and you may be sure that ■
we won't let yon have anything that isn't just right. If it's here, it's
1 N. L. CRANFORD & CO. i
1 One Price Clothiers. Winston, IN. C. I
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\ Did You Ever Stop to Think #
% Where All Your Money Goes ? J
In one year you must pay out quite a sum for necessi- M
M ties. If you had a checking account and paid your bills
{ by check you would have a complete record of every cent. J
You can tell how much you spend for trifles during the M
It is a good plan to have a record of all money you pay w
We will show you every courtesy possible consistent 1
with safe banking.
> PIEDMONT SAVINGS BANK \
X P. W. CRUTCH FIELD, Cashier. \
M Winston, N. C. \
# 4 Per Cent Interest Paid On \
# Deposit. C
John A. Burton
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Headquarters for the Stokes County peo
ple who want the best goods at the
lowest prices. Keeps always on
hand afl kinds of farmers' sup
plies— Dry Goods, Shoes,
Groceries of all kinds,
(arming tools, and
Guanos.
At Winston Prices
NOTICE!
Sheriff's Round To Collect Taxes
And Public Speaking.
k I will meet the tax payers on
f Stokes county for the purpose of
k collecting their taxes for the yenr
f 19CK5, at the following times and j
k places, to-wit :
f Wilson's Store, Mon. Oct. 15 *CM> i
L Capella, Tues. " 1(5 " !
f Pinnacle, Wed. " 17 "
k King, Thurs. " 18 " j
f Germanton, Friday " 19 " i
k Walnut Cove, Sat. " 20 " '
f Danbury, Mon. " 22 "
k Brown Mt., (J. D.George's), Tues
f day October 23, 11KX5.
k Francisco, Wed. Oct. 24 '(Hi i
f Lawsoiiville, Thurs. "25 " j
k Sandy Ridge, (J. E. Shelton's),
f Friday October 26, lIKKi.
► Dillard, Saturday Oct. 27, litO'i.
I hope the people will meet me
k |at the above times and places and
f pay their taxes promptly. The
k county candidates will make n
' joint canvass at the above times |
and places, and the people are re
_ quested to come out and hear the I
issues discussed. Speaking will!,
begin at 12:30 P. M., and it is re-
I quested that the people tarn
I out early in order to hear all the
■ candidates, as it is necessary to be I
gin early in order to give all the
candidates an opportunity to i
speak.
This the 22nd day of Sept. 190 C.
R. J. PETREE, ,
!• Sheriff Stokes county.
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified HH executor
of the ItiMt will and testament of .1.
T—Lynch, deceased, notiee 1h hereby ]
Klven to all pei-Honx holding claim- >
iiWilimt mild deceased, to prewnt I
them to me duly authenticated, for i 1
payment on or before tlie firm day 1
of October 1907, or this notice will be I '
! pleaded in bar «if their recovery; and
ail perwoim indebted to said deceased '
' are hereby requested to make inline- i
I dlate payment.
TIIIH the 17th day of Sept., lUOO. I
J. P. LYNCH,
s Kxecutor of J. T. Lynch. t
k Po.—Pilot Mt.. N. It. F. I). No. 1
™ ! N. O. Petre#, Atty. for executor. j1
| FRANCISCO.
Francisco, Oct. 'J. Wo tire hav
ing nice weather now.
Some few people an* marketing
tobacco now.
J Misses Kettie and Dester
France gave the yonng people a
nice apron party last Friday night.
Misses Vatinie Nunn and Nan
nie Hill is looking sad as their
best fellows came home Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Jimroie Nunn visits down
the road very often. What is
drawing your atfention, Jimmie?
Miss Sallie, 1 guess.
Wo are looking for a party at
Mrs. J. H. Hill's soon.
a large crowd at Big Creek
| church Sunday.
Messrs. Milton Smith and Bob
Beasley had a fine horse swapping
last week.
| Mr. Joe Thore called on Miss
Mattie Clifton Sunday night.
MAMA'S BABY.
PILOT MOUNTAIN.
| Mis 6 Maud Payne, of Westfield,
was visiting friends in town this
week.
Dr. J. T. Smith, of Westfield,
and Rev. R. D. Haymore, of Mt.
Airy, have been conducting a suc
cessful protracted meeting this
I; week. There has been a large
I number of confessions and several
additions to the church. The
| meeting is still continuing on.
Mr. Garland Smith, of Francis
co, was in town this week.—Pilot
I! Courier.
The Pilot Courier Suspends.
The Pilot Mountain Courier in
the issue of last week stated that
that would be the last issue of
the paper. The Courier was quite
a newsy little sheet and we regrec
to see it quit the tight. The editor
announces that all those who have
paid their subscription in advance
| will get their money back.
Mr. Frank D. Dodson reports
the curiousest pig we have heard
lofin a coon's age. The little fel
; low ate all the ground suckers
1 from Mr. D >dson's tobacco field
1 and kept fat on then), too. Don't
that beat you ?
Mrs, Donnie Douglas, of Pilot
i Mt., has had an attack of appendi
citis, and expected to undergo an
| operation at Greonsboro last week,
j but an unexpected turn for the
better took place, and is was de
cided to dispense with the opera
! tion.
Miss Maud Flippin returned to
her home at Francisco Friday.
'She was accompanied home by
Mr. W. S. Ray.
Miss Rhoda Adams returned to
her home at Walnut Cove Friday.
She has been attending school
; here.
Miss Lula Tuttle has finished
her studies at school here and re
' turned home Friday.
L. A. Duncan and Walter Mills
spent Saturday and Sunday at
Dillard.
Mr. Walter Ray, of Francisco,
was a Dan bury visitor Friday.
J. Hill Bean, of the Fallstnn
section of Cleveland county, com
mitted suicide Saturday night by
shooting himself. He was in poor
health. '
Gov. Glenn issues a proclama
tion favoring and appointing a
committee to solicit $15,000 f r r a
monument to the late Dr. Chas.
D. M'lver.
North Carnlina will spend $30,-
000 as her part in the Jamestown
Exposition next year. Tlie last
Legislature so provided.
DAXGKIt FltOM THE PLAdI E.
There'* jrrave danger fr m the
plague ■f (' II*IIK n 1 ' ids that arc
no prevalent. unlesH .v-m take l>r.
Kinjj'H New Discovery f»r C nsiimp
tl li, •' iighs al l (' Ms. Mrs. Je'Ogc
Walls, «>f F rest City, Me., writes:
| "It's r (i' dHend t" l»e i>|e living In
climates where c UgliH acd c MM prc
vall. I find it quickly ends them, it
prevents PneniU' nla. cures l.a Grippe,
pives wonderful relief In AMtliina and
Hay Fever, and makes weak limp*
string cii"uge t" ward ■ff O-nsu mj>-
ti»n, (' ughs a'd ' Ids. 50e and SI.OO.
Guaranteed liy ail Druggists. Trial
l) ttle free.
CHEWERS BECOMING TIRED OF |
HEAVILY SWEETENED TOBACCOS '
CAUSED REYNOLDS' SUN CURED,,
IN SO SHORT A TIMS, TO WIN FROM )
THE OLD BRANDS OF MUCH
LONGER CTAfirsrS TH*i PLACE AS
FAVORITL V/ITI CKiWFRS OF SUN
CURED TOBtfCCCr. .&CLD AT 50c.
PER POUi>td do. GUTS; STRICTLY
10c. ANEi *Sc. F'i.tJGS, A'.si3 iiS LIKE
THAT YOU FC2:*FF?LY GOT, COST
ING FRGsVI SOc. TO SI.OO PER
POUND IS THE &EST VALUE
IN SUN G'JftF.O TOBACCO THAT k
CAN BS FrcGDUCED FOR CHEWFRS.
•
3. J. REYNOLDS YOPACGQ CO., Winston Salem, N. C.
BLUE FRONT
STORE,
WALNUT COVE, N. C.
I don't elaitn to have the
store on earth,
but the CHtiAPH£T.T^H|
J. WILL EAST, WALNUT CO*.
Ms anil Doys' (lolli?
We are uuw receiving our fall line of tfouds. If you want
♦he beat in Overcoats, Suits, Pants, Hats, Shoes, Shirts,
Underwear, Neckwear, Trunks and Valises, for both Men
and Boys, don't forgot to call on us. We make the lowest
prices possible. When in town come in and see for your
self.
L. J. Lackey
MADISON, N. C. \
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