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Tobacco Growers Suffer.
Last week the bright-tobacco
growers of North Carolina and
Virginia formed an association ,
which they anticipate will secure
for them from fifteen to twenty
cents a pound for their tobacco.
One enthusiastic farmer declared
that the plan adopted "is 10,000
miles ahead of Kentuckey and
Tennessee." According to his
view the dry prizeries are the
greatest advantage over the sys
tem in those States. Dr. H. Q.
Alexander of Mecklenburg coun
ty. president of the North Caro
lina Fanners' Union, was at the
meeting and made a speech that
was received with great enth
usiasm. lie urged his brother -
agriculturists to raise their home
supplies, control the tobacco i
situation and realize true values I
for crops. Harmony characterized ;
the sessions, and though the i
plans are not made public, the ■
chairman of the committee ar
ranging the poo! said t« a repor- :
ter: (
"! pon a count being taken we
felt confident in declaring a pool !
of our tobacco on the assurance
that we controlled a majority
of the tobacco now being grown.
We have established a bureau of
information composed of as good
brains and business ability as
an \ where. We are now organizing i
so that within a few hours we i
can call together ovjry tobacco j
grower ir. th'j district."
While tiie neighboring tobacco j
men are thus arranging to take i
care of themselves, a heavy hand
has been laid upon the tobacco
producers in others fields. It is
s'.at' u. though we think there j
mi.) bo some mistake in th- |
fivv. »• >. ' r.; ■ the black patch of j
K v -nd Tenntsseo v.!!i|
pro o.tti'iy.'OO po ru-s
ir. r-'.id o; : th .* usual 5) >,ooo.''do.
A i' •!}.>.;• iSlVl'tM't: i.. tli.3 L>U|'-
l . j. Ace-mi'ng lo a
du«-'utc.' . in .M-;s:achu3€tt.-« a
h.'i i .t•'»!«»» last Wits
d. una it ■ ■ ■ grow in jj tobacco
ci' ;st.- uv ..;tei;t of -r'ToO,OOC.
Ti.e pa i.i g'i s 0:1 to sa\;
Th ■ am /ant to a e.« -
amity in t.s districts affected,
in that, wi'-.h some few excei-,
tions, the loss fails almost entir. -.
ly upon small growers, many or J
whom will be obliged to mortgage,
their farmi in order to plant. j
next season's crop. Fifteen hun- j
dred acres of tobacco were mow- j
ed down thoroughly that not a j
leaf of merchantable tobacco!
remains, and more than 1,000
acres were damaged to a less r j
degree. More than 10 per cent j
of the entire New England to- j
baeeo crop was destroyed.
Verily, we all have our trou
bles and the tobaco grower is
no exception to the rule. When
he makes a crop, he can realize
but little from it; and when it is
a failure, the price is out of
sight.—Charlotte Observer.
THIRTY YEARS TOGETHER
Thirty years of association
think of it. How the merit of
a good thing stands out in that
time—or the worthlessness of a
bad one. Ss there's ho guess
work in this evidence of Thoa.
Ariss. Concord, Mich., who
writes: "I have used Dr. King's
New Discovery for 30 years,
and its the best cough and cold
cure I ever used." Once it finds
entrance in a home you can't pry
it out Many families h%ve used
it forty years. It's the most
infallible throat and lung medi
cine on earth. Unequaled for
lagrippe, asthma, hay-fever,
croup, quinsy or sore lungs.
Prfce 50c SI,OO. Trial bottle
by all Drug*
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BEAUTY OF BANKING
HELPS YOU IN MANY WAYS
Gives You Credit, Standing and
Prestige In tbe Community
Thousands of Dollars Paid Out
In Interest.
A bank account gives credit,
standing and prestige to any
person, old or young.
A person who is known to «
have money in the bank can s
always count on help when he '
or she desires to make an invest- 1
ment. S
A certificate of deposit draw- j
ing interest regularly, is not *
only a mighty consoling and jj
convenient thing to have when j
in sickness, trouble or want, Jj
but it makes your word and 3
I your opinion of weight in the j
; community and among your |
■ neighbors. ,jj
The Bank of Stokes County j|
is paying out sevrral thousands .
of dollars ia interest every year .
|to men, women an i chiidr :n cf ! j
Stokes Countv.
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We would wolconv: ar. account i
from you today, and you would ;|
never tvg*vt the day you smarted "{
it.
Four pel' c ,: i»t. interest com-! |
pounded everv iJu d;?ys. Check ; j
i books free t • thos«* wh • v i*h , j
!to do a checking 1 u'-ire-* - ;;
r.ANK or ST'»'rT.!?. ii
j Danburv or v\>. nf ' c ••• 1
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Messr.-, Julius wd.j
Cards Davis, •• I I i»'timont! j
S:.rings, amended the icv cream'l
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suj'Tor Uu v vi !i v• uvuhv . j
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i grfSfe SOLD THE
! OVER.
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ii " i:strLu '- ,hat :j
1 i men who km w •«:
j ft Sll
;4i ome hsr- fo«- ies. ; '|
i j J tr»M wef : n«l that j|
ip v» hen Vr>.- nv'■» who '4\
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% d'>e not kiiow has f
!b; r ! ?* oihw'r stores 1
before c »minjL; 'ere |l
we csn sell hi!n j'jst $|
as "ea-y as falling 1
off a log." K
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That is what a I
j always |
I does t.»r u>
w.'.oi you fi? §
j see *>i.r han-jSv me |
j Suits, Hats and I
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Orn-rjriw . j
1000 Gallons Berries Wanted at
7 cents Per Gallon.
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Also all Cattle. Sheep, Pigs, all kinds
of Country Produce and Farm Pro-
I ducts I can get at top market price.
I have permanent arrangements and
contracts for same and MUST HAVE
THEM.
I have just received a new line of
1 DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES.
§ , HATS, MILL ENDS and SAMPLES.
3 * which are now offered at an attractive * jRI
price.
2 Call and see me or write for cata
logue and prices.
Mail and 'phone orders a specialty
and satisfaction guarsnteed, or you
| can return the gc\>da.
I
| Yours for business,
I AYERS SUPPLY HOUSE
Stuart, Va.
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jAT ASHCRAFT DRUG STORE
WINSTON-SALE A*. TRADE ST.
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| 1 You w:2l find everything
iresh ant! dean in drugs
i medicisu-. etc. Drugs
s houici be fresh to get the
best result.-?, and as we
i have just opened we know
I and m-u know everything
j is absolutely clean and
fresh.
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! New crop turnip seed.
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* ACHfDAET'C Tk»Ai>E STREET
' AjlitKAr i J ."NEXT DOOR TO BOYLES BROS
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/ tr:iis For x hoys sua Men \ j
f Dress Go.:u!s O: a'A kimk> for the %
•i LADIES. V
5 EVERY i «" LOW AT CAS it PRICES C
I pay ti:c- t -lii-virg prices for pieduiv: M
JF ( '• :(••• :/:.s l.jcts. per ib.
M Eggs 1.-'cts. ptrdoz.
I r. E. Nelson /
\ DAN BURY, 'v C.. - I 01.Th ONE.
i -j, i ■ .m
| lam better prepared to meet the I
| tra:t tor machinery than
jj t-ver before. I
itfp-Aj
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I can furnibh the best engines *?ver introduced in this
county for threshing. A d "ib!e cylinder Gasolene Engine
that is no trouble to operate and livrhr ro carry from place
to place. I can also furnish >on every Myle in Steam
Engines, also the best makes of Threshers, both Frick and
Huper. We have a small separator of either style of the
above named separators running in weight from 2600 to
3000 pounds. T'-rrns to 3uit purchaser. Catalogue for the
asking. -
Please drop m* a >•»• tt me know whm yu nred.
I wll Klvo ywu thi !)»( d«al jruu avar l»>u*hl in nu,clliMry.
T. J. THORE
WESTFIEU , * * N. CAROLINA.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
COLUMBUS
WAGONS
I Hardware, Sash, S aI | k'IMnQ
Doors, Glass, Stoves I
and Enameled Ware |
Tobacco Flues a | OI
Specialty. All kinds g cnAnT iMr
of Roofing | SPORTING
1 WB— iM MM—— MIIF
(HDanniHßßaßnßnes k
... , Harness, Saddles, J
Lap Robes, etc., and 1 (
1 Agent for the John- | f)
I son Harvester Co. I zl
- and Princess I ]_)
OT Ranges. I
Agents for Pittsburg
I SPORTING Fence Looth
| ° 1 iIMKJ stove Co Chatta
nooga Plows, Oliver
Chilled Plows, Oils,
Mastic Paint, Var-
nish, j. Q. Huff
Buggy Company
IW R Stephens & Son
| Walnut Cove, N. C.
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SEE
HARTMAN BROS.,
I AT HARTMAN, N. C.,
For tobacco flues and tobacco flue
repair, stove pipe, etc. We wsl!
guarantee to make you better tobac=
co flues than you can buy elsewhere.
I Our prices will be right, and we will
| sell you on time if you haven't the
j cash. Place your order with us at
II once so we can be at work on them.
Yours for business,
| HARTMAN BROS.
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J. A. P A YNE ' S
Meat ' The place to
_ _ find nice
Ol fresh meats
IVICII KlDl of all kinds.
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I want to buy all the Calves ,
1 can get. Will pay the high
est cash prices.
i White folks, give a call, I will
appreciate your business, and
will treat you right.
J. A. Payne
Wfilnut Cove, - N. Carolina.
1 NOTICE!
Having duly qualified an udmlhjii
tratore with the will annexed of
Janice Ttwwell Kheppard,
all pei-nonx owing said estate are
hereby rei|ueiit-d to eome forward
nnl make Immediate settlement of
trie Maine, and all pernors holding
claim* against wild estate are here
; l»,v not I tied to preitent theoi duly
; hut lien tlcated for payment on or
I before the 35th day of July. 1012, o r
Ttil*> notice will lie pleaded In liar of
! their recovery.
K. t'. HHBPPAKU,
► fi H iimwihmmi iwriw
NOTICE!
Having duly qualified an nlfrtril
trator upon the estate of
Hutched* H)I peraonn owing sal
estate are hereby notified to coo
(orwiird and make Immediate Wttl
uientof the mime, and aU peraoi
holding elaluiH agalnat iftid Mta
-flre hereby notified to present tl
mine to the undereignad duly authe
ticated for payment on or before tl
1 20th day of AuffiMto 1912, or tl
notice will lie pleaded, in bar of th
recovery.
Handy flblßfc.