SMEDIUM PRICED OVERCOATS!
) Overcoat for .* 15, s.'( or S4O. fjf
- ere r.re p 1 nty of good Coats to be §|
i f •.\\ > _ jjgßbfA'j'' f v I ntt es prices but, when a man |
» c >es not care to invest so much money m
t coo and wants a handsome, ■
V rntent for say —ss.oo slo.ooor H
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'/|f. MpX ' We are showing the finest Overcoats u
I t-iese conservative prices that we |
ji & There's nothing wanting in fabric, fi
W' f| \ '*\\ cut or tailoring. Don t think anybody a
r coul I distinguish these excellent Over- 8
H coats from their more lofty associates, fi
^ era^e P r ' ced anJ satisfac- ■
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p One Price Clothiers* Winston. Ji. C. 9
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| IT'S EASY ! Merely a matter of spend- $
J ine: less than you earn. Keeps growing eas- |jj
fe ier, too. Becomes surprising after you have )
practiced it a while. People fall into the habit
f of spending thoughtlessly and imagine they (pj
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can't save. We pay - —^
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f Interest on Savings. Why not cpen an ac
* count TODAY.
i Piedmont Savings Bank, 1
\ Corner Liberty and Fifth Streets,
WINSTON-SALFIW, N C. J:
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f E.W.O'HANLONv
| WINSTON-SALEM'S J j
| Leading Druggist, v
t Largest and best conducted /
4. Druy business in the State. #
{ Be sure to visit O'Hanlon's when w\
** you are at Winston. Glad to % 1
C serve you in any way. w ;
O'Hanlon's is THE Place.
The News At Westfield.
Westfield, Jan. 27.—Services
were field at tlie Friends Church
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. Joe Jessnp are visiting rel
atives at Germanton tnia week.
Mr. Sam Cobb spent Wednes
day night in town.
Misses A lire Simmons and Flora
Hill and Mr. E. V. Hill visited
friends at StHte Line Saturday
ami Su ulay.
L Mrs. Sallie Hunter had the mis
fortune of .-Jim ol"u?» eyes
Allocked out lest Saturday by ac
cidently sticking the point of a
pair f wissors iit it.
Mr. Vance Joyce, of Winston,
was in town last week on bus
iness.
Misses Phoebe and Roxie Til
ley spent Saturday and Sunday
with their part-tits at this place,
Mr. Elliot Jessup, who has been
sick almost a year, is not any bet
ter.
Mr. L L. Lowe's residence at
this will soon be completed
Mr. John Dearman, of Greens
boro, visited his pareuto near here
last week.
Miss Minnie Lee Tilley of Vade
Mocuru, is visiting Miss Iva
Johnson near here this week.
Messrs. John and Sam Dodsoti
and Scott Simmonßwere herefrom
Dan bury Route 1 Monday.
Mr. Geo. Lew is was here fron
Germanton Route 1 Tuesday.
Mr. Wade Shelton, of Danburj
Route 1, was here Tuesday.
WISE COUNSEL FROM THE
SOUTH.
"I want to give tome valuable
advice to those wh » suffer wit I
lame back and kidney trouble,'
says J. R. Biakenship, of Beck
Tenn. "I have proved to an at)
solute certainty that Electric Bit
tors will positively cure this dis
tressing condition. The first bottW
gave me great relief and after tak
ing a few more bottles, I was
pletely ctued- so completely thai
it becomes a pleasure to reoom
mend this great remedy," Sold
under guarantee at all druggists
Price 500.
1 Briefs Adrift.
Mrs. D. B. Foucht died at Wa 1
out Cove recently.
Mr. G. R. Shelton, of Campbell
Route 1, was in town Saturday.
I Mr. W. F. Davis, of Red Shoals,
i spout a short while here Saturday.
Mr. W. C. Moore, of Campbell,
visited the Reporter office Friday
Mr. J. Wilkes Priddy, of Dan
bury Route 1, was here Wednes- j
day.
Messrs Jno W. Gann and •? '
M Vernon spent Friday nitfht i
town.
Mr. R. F. Bndnr*nt, of Fr«>
ciwv>. was a visitor in town Sa .
urdav.
II
11 Mr. E. C. Sheppard, aniercha- t
and snwmill man, «.f Dollar, wa
' he~«* Thursday.
M .1 A St-1 >h na, • f V« I
j ] (' »•> 3, paid u- >• pi»a-'.
|! oh I; ! ast Wednesday.
Mr. T. J Ferguson* of Germs
1 toi' Route 1, was hereon hnsi»*••*
ja short while-Tbnrsdn*
|| Mi. 6. A Hawkins,a p!"iit>(:-M
j y>n»g farmer of Campbell Ri-ti
1, » -aitnJ n.»«il>U'\ Friday
Vr Cha*. Pcv*!!, .■•n'cammt
• I ! X rime; & Co ; . of W i T'p*
I Spent Thursday night in to* n
Miss Berchie M. Dnn'ap, of
Gideon, accompanied by Mr. C.
W. Sisk, of Hartman, spent a short
| while here Saturday.
Mr. R. U. Atwood, of Alleghany
county, was in town Thursday.
Mr. Atwood ia a horse trader of
considerable reputation.
Mr. Matt Robertson, of Dellar,
passed through here Thursday on
his way home from Winston. Mr.
Robertson is one of Stokes coun
| ty's best citizens.
Mr. J. L. Tilley, of Smith, pass
ed through Tuesday. Mr. Tilley
reports farmers of his section get
ting ready for the next crop. They
have already broken their land.
Mrs. A. J. Watkins, of Camp
bell, accompanied by Miss Lula
Stone, of Pilot Mt., who is teach
ing the pnblic at Campbell, spent
Saturday night and part of Sun
day here.
Mr. Ed Berry had a leg broken J
in an an accident near bis home
in the eastern part of the county
last week, and a Mr. Powers bad
the aame ill luck. No particulars ,
of either occurrence were learned.
Messrs. J. N. Young and R. W.
Hill were in town Friday. Mr.
Young jot has his arm in a sling.
It will be remembered that he was
in a turn-over recently, which
broke or shattered his arm.
Mr. D. V. Carroll, who was at
one time Register of Deeds of
Stokes county, and who ia at this
time a prosperous farmer and
prominent citizen of Mizpah, was
here on business Wednesday of
last week.
Mnj. W. S. Ray has announced
that he will accept the nomination
for Sheriff on the Democratic
i ticket if tendered him by tbe next
convention. Mr. Ray is quite pop
i ular with the people, and would
doubtless get a handsome vote.
The deposition of Mr. T. R.
Worthaiu, in the civil suit of E
L. Martin v. T. B. Knight, admr.
of W. L. Fallin, was taken here
Saturday. Messrs. Martin and
Knight, both of Madison, spent
Friday night here, returning home
Saturday.
Mr. Will Dunlap, cf Gideon,
while returning from Madison last
' Thursday, had the misfortune to
get his leg broken. He was sit
ting on a wagon and hia leg was
accidentally caught between the
bottom of the wsgon and a stump
in the road.
Mr. J. E. Sisk, a prominent cit
izen of Snow Creek township, was
in town Tuesday. Mr. Sisk told
the Rej orter that Mr. Jas. Butcli
ersou, of Sandy Ridge Route 1, is
very low with consumption, aud
Mr. Jack Bullen seriously ill from
a stroke of paralysis. %
AsR for the Genuine >
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And see that you get what
you asK for
The largely increased demand for Sun Cured
tobacco, created and sustained by the distinctive
quality of the original Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco,
nas encouraged other manufacturers to place on the I
market imitation brands and tags which are made to I
look so near like the genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured
that unsuspecting chewers and dealers receive the 9
imitations under the belief that they are getting the
genuine Reynolds' Sun Cured tobacco.
Look close and see that the letters on the tag
spell R-e-y-n-o-l-d-s' Sun Cured, and you cannot
be deceived in getting what you ask for and want,
—-the best valjte for your money that can be produced
from the genuine Sun Cured tobacco, grown where
the best sun-cured tobacco grows.
ASK. FOR " REYNOLDS'"
and see that you get the original and genuine Sun
Cured tobacco.
It's like you formerly got, before Reynolds'
Sun Cured was offered to the trade, costing from
60c to SI.OO per pound, and is sold at 50c per
pound in 5c cuts, strictly 10 and 15 cent plugs.
H. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., Winston-Salem, N.C.
The GORRELLS
0F Farmers
Warehouse
WINSTON, N.C.
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Want to sell your tobacco. They will give you a B
square deal on every sale, and will always get you the
biggest prices for your tobacco.
January, 1907 : Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays.
February, 1907 : Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays.
March, 1907 : Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays. K
Ms and Boys' (loin; I
We are now receiving our fall line of goods. If you want I
the best in Overcuats, Suits, Pants, Huts, Shoes, Shirts, I
Underwear, Neckwear, Trunks and Valises, for both Men I
and Boys, don't forget to.call on,ns. Wt> tnnke thie lowest I
prices possible. \Vhen in town c. uie in nnd see for your- I
self. " 1 '' v• *
L. J. Lackey & Co I
MADISON. N. C.
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Winston, !V t
Yon will iiqw
the newest an )
nicest of all &iud*
things for ever}-
body such as ladies
ready made Suits
and Hals. Call
and examine her
stock.
~ LAND SALE.
| Ity virtue of a decree of the Su
l.jHidor court of Stokes county render
Ivd hi the Hpeclarproe.eedings entitled
["Ruth'McAnnUy. K. J*. MrAnaily et 1
yl,vt>. Sledge et ill." appoint
ing the undersigned » commissioner
ti'l niakt! Hale the hereinafter de
scribed lands, I will on Monday, the!
■4thtln.v of Miireh. 1907,.0ffer for salct
tw the highest. bidder for cash at tlu-M
■court hmse door In Danltury, N. (',.W
*ho fdl low lux described lands to-wlt:\
Heginning ill tl-f44Jt»lar formerly Mar- j
Tin's corner runs soitt'fcLgfytf ®*T '
fast mostly on I)r J wrljßfc:
chains i>
•"ledge's corner; north ;i deg.
her line 40 chains to pointers
corner; north deg. west 15 chs.
to pointers iu what was formerly
Davis'line; south il deg. west 24.72
chns. to pointers. Martin's former
corner, north 85J (leg. west 75 chin,
to a maple. Martin's former (lirner,
south :i den. west 14.5 chns. to the
beginning. containing 68 acres more
or less. This land adjoins the lands
■if Kstelle ledge, I)r. J. W. Neal and
others and is well watered and tlin
bercdand Is excellent land. >ale sub-
Ject to ronllrmation of the court.
This 2Hrd day of Jan., 1907.
J. D. HI'MPUREYS,
Commissioner.