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.•). iI. I .iliuton, i' Sandy
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Mr. IM Wh:t-. Meal-w.
' i'-' i. - li' f • .-'aMi-' lav.
Mr. ! iiia S ■wit "ii was heft
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)' M-'or ( "i' liiati. : Mcai|i>w>
j | U.;to i. was 1 • r.■ Saturday.
/, Mf. t lii-1->m Si;.-It'ii was in
R' v. ~M v.•
Mi'. 11.11*! ir: i'ovm-t>iM w;i> in
'."Wf, a ■*: .rt w : .ilc Saturday.
Mf Spot Taylor mailt- a
' .>i; •>s t f'> ; Wsi -t> »n iast
Att ifiii'y N. i>. IVtivr mad«'
i..i>inoss trip to Wins'oti Thur>-
i.iv last v. ..k,
Mr. K.>lit. 11. I'riddy. oiCamp
:---•!i HimU' 1. was hero a sin ft
, v. in ;■ Friday.
Mr. .ioel Micks, of Meadows
iwi'.ite 1. was a pleasant visitor
at ti.-- Reporter otrsiv Monday.
Mr. .1 im Matthi-ws. • Walnut
Cove Route 1, was a visitor in
town Saturday.
Mr. Jerry Baker, of Meadows
Route 1. was a visitor in town
Saturday.
Mr. Tom Lawson, of Walnut
Cove Route 1. was in town Satur
day.
Mr. .Ino. Williams, of Mead
-«wf Route 1. was here Satur
day.
Mr. N. 0. Petree spent a few
! days last week visiting at Mr.
Jeff Tuttle's, near Walnut Dove. j
Mr. S. I". Atwood, of Camp
bell Route 1, was a pleasant 1
K' visitor in town last week.
Messrs. J. G. H. Mitchell, of j
U ' Gideon, and Wilkes Mitchell, of ]
Dillard, were here on business |
Saturday.
Dr. L. H. Hill, a prominent
citizen, of Germanton, was a
most pleasant visitor here Satur
day.
Mr. Fred Watson, of Lexing
ing, will occupy the W. L.
* Trotter cottage at Piedmont
Springs the last of this month, j
Mr. W. L. Trotter, who has
been spending a few days at
Piedmont Springs, left Monday)
- for his home in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley G. Tut tie, l
s of Germanton, visited Mr. and |
Mrs. J. Calvin Tuttle at Wins
tun last week.
Mr. 0. J. Cates, a prominent
farmer of Walnut Cove Route 3,
/ spent a while here on business
, Monday.
Commissioner Jno. W. Gann,
of Madison Route :>, was a
pleasant visitor at the Reporter
office one day last week.
\ Mr, Walter Mitchell, a well
known and prosperous farmer,
of Walnut Cove Route 3, was
in Dan bury on business a short
while last Friday.
i Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Fagg. ac
companied by their daughter,
' little Miss Edith, visited Mf.
Fagg's mother lhursday ol last
' week, nil Route 1.
Mr. Hardin Flinchum, of Dan
' bury Route 1. was in town a
s'lort while Thursday of last
week. Mr. Fiinchum is one
among Stokes' best farmers and
citizens.
Mr. .J. Irving Dolt, who has
been spending several weeks in
Danbury, left last Thursday fori
his home in New York City. |
Mr. Bolt made many friends
while here and no doubt will bej
missed by the people of Danbury. |
AN OPEN LETTERTOTHE
READERS OF THE DAN
BURY REPORTER:
From Dr. !,. R. Meltzer, Optometrist.
I
W a!mit Cove, N. c.. AUiv 2>.
Dear friends:
A lew weeks ago ! announced that 1 would he in Walnut
Cove for a few days, and that I would examine the eyes of all
who came free of charge. As S was comparatively a stranger
in this County I gave you mines of six well known Doctors for
reference as to my skill and ability: but since then I have treat
ed and fitted with glasses some of the best known citizens of
Stokes county, most of whom you know personally. Some cases
were so bad that they had been given up by the best eye special
ists as beyond help: but I am glad to say that in each case I
was absolutely successful.
Now. I have decided to stay in Walnut Cove a few weeks ;
longer, and if you suffer with headaches or have any eye trouble, j
don't miss the opportunity of a lifetime, but have your eyes e\=
amined free of charge by an Expert Optician.
I am a Graduate of Germany, hold license from the North
Carolina State Board of Optometry and have had 17 years e\=
perience, so don't be discouraged, no matter how bad your eyes
are. if help is possible I will help you.
Remember that you will be under no obligation to order
Glasses unless you wish to do so.
Special Attention is paid to SCHOOL
CHILDREN. I also straighten cross eyes
WITHOUT OPERATION or PAIN.
Hoping that vou will not neglect so great an opportunity to
secure A FREE EXAMINATION, I am,
Yours respectfully.
Dr. I. R. Meltzer,
At Golden Rule Drug Store, Walnut Cove. N. C.
P. S.«==lf you can't come, write or phone me and I will call
at your own home at your convenience.
I refer you'to the following parties whose eyes I have
treated, most of whom you know personally, as they are your
neighbors, friends and relatives:
Mrs. J F Redman. Mrs. J N Westmoreland. Mr. J H Morris, Mrs. Frank Marshall. Capt. T 11
Gentry and wife, Mrs. \Y A Lewis. Mr. (Jlidewoll, Mr. A Flvnt, Mrs. S Martin. Miss.l 1 ■ raw. Mrs.
James Tilley. Mrs. J F Tuttle. Mr. Henry Bowles. Mrs. Mnliie Rierson, Mr. Cicero Cres-in. Mrs. .1
W I'lynt. l'rof. T A Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Roth rock, Mr. Scott Wilson. Mrs. 1! ("after. Mrs. Light
Isom. Mrs. .las. Tuttle, Mrs. .1 II Bowman, Mr. Jacob Fulton, Mrs. Char! • Welch. Mr. Watt Tuttle.
Mrs. Shropshire, Mr. •' l.oftis, Mrs. B Richardson. Mr. W (' Jones. Mrs. Turner. Mr. A .1 Barki r.
Mrs. »«eo. Lewis. Miss L Bennett. Mr. L Johns in. Mr. Brady Tuttle. M>-. ('has. !! " M »•». K R
Roberson. Miss Belle Smith. Mrs. McAnally.
1 also refer you to the following well known I'hysicians:
Dr. R. (i. Tuttle, M. I)., Walnut Cove, N. C.: Dr. Matherson. M. I>. Madis-.n. N. (' . ! »r. Rach.
I). I». S.. Madison. N. C.: I>r. L. Robertson. M. I». Dr. 11. 1!. McKnight M. D. and I»r. Wtn. B.
Lewis. M. 0.
Will Examine Your Eyes Free
of Charge.
! THE (iORRELLS OF
I I
: Farmers Warehouse
i Winston, N . C.
|
Sr ;ash all records for
this season in selling
10 OaC C0.
They sold Wednes
day, January 24th,
their entire sale, 32.
2sl pounds for a total
I of $4,934.19, making
the highest average
that has been made in
Winston this year.
$15.30. This is easi
ly accounted for.
| 'Bob' and * Pete'
are fine judges of to
bacco, and they are in
a better position to do
more for their friends
than ever before. If
you want a big average
and a high sale, let the
(iORRELLS DO THE WORK FOR VOL;
THEY WILL OVER PLEASE VOL
AND THEN SOME.
NOTICE
PUBLIC!
I
I have purchased
the livery business
of Mr. Perkins and
will continue the
business. I now
have on hand a lot
of stock for sale and
will either sell or
swap. Be sure to
call around to see
me when you are
at Stuart.
JOHN. S. DeSHAZO
i STUART, VA.