Some limes It Pays lo
Se A Tobacco Farmer.
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Winston-Salem, Oct. 29. — The;
local leaf tobacco market is still i
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firm, and statistics show that a!
total of 7,500,000 .pounds has |
been sold here since the begin - j
ning of the present tobacco year,j
August 1.
Tobacco has brought an average
of about £14.73 a hundred, which
means that 51,105,250 has been
paid out to the farmers of this j
section thus far this year.
The sales started this week
with a clean deck, the market j
caught up with the big glut:
which lasted 11 days. During
that time, a tremendous amount |
of tobacco changed hands and the
average price did not fall below |
15 cents a single day during the,
big break. Half a million dollars j
changed hands during the break j
just ended.
Last week's total sales ag- \
gregated 1,746,063. This is the j
largest number of pounds of to- J
bacco sold in a single week this
year, eclipsing the sales of the
former week by 100,000 pounds.
The market average for the
week was £15.54.
High prices remained steady
throughout the big sales, this j
being quite a surprise to every
one because of the fact that
such great quantities wetv rush
ed in the market at om- time.
!!>• lemand for light grades
•ti ! remains strong and it is
n ■ iio'ight that t• n»*ie« s for
i!-.-.rrades will drop anv
!• »\v» ■
Ti' irs: cuings turned -nit
this p/oved to lie tile b.;:t
c I'red tobacvA s>en o>i this
market i' years. Reports
hd'.v-'V -r, I'r >:n section.-. are no'
very encouraging as to the later
firings.. It is thought before
lung now the bright grades will
all be sold and a slump in prices
is then expected.
The crop in this section this
year is divided into two kinds;
the good and the bad: there is
none fairly good, it is either very
good or very bad.
It is the most prosperous time
with the tobacco farmers in
years and money is plentiful
enough in the tobacco-producing
areas near here.
Farmers are putting the wheat
in the ground these days, and
the indications point to a fairly
good acreage. But everybody
should try to raise enough bread
to keep from buying, as Hour is
not apt to ever be cheap again,
but will gradually get higher.
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P 5) I J £ H Mb * H 2 ~ © r (/>
g. ?35 =x ll© 3 *J ■ J
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| The House That Sells Your 3
3 Tobacco High Every Day Is £
£ Brown's Warehouse!
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a Don't be deceived by a record price sale now and then, a
£ but go straight to BROWN'S where it sells high £
£ every day. We sell big breaks for fancy prices and not a
small sales of a few pounds. f
J Sale This Week ursd'ay 95281 Pounds for $38627.44 J
• GRAND C4Q 7A p ER •
• AVERAGE I-* HUNDRED •
First Sale Days for October: Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. £
local News Items.
Mr. John W. Mabe, of Route
1, spent a short while in town,
on business today. Mr. Mabe
recently made a good average
on the Winston tobacco market,
ile is a tin" tobacco raise-i\
Mr. W Mabe was in town
today .nd reported that his
little' child was Vf ry sick, and has
!>. 111 sick for unite a while. Ile
came over to see- I >r. MeCanless
and get some medicine.
Messrs. Hayes Duggins and
William Mounce returned today
from the Winston market.
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NOTICE OK SALE OK REAL
ESTATE.
I!y virtue »f ll ele-CIVI' ell' I lie' Sllpcl'-
il ir Volll't of Steike'S e'e ill lit v. N. »
I ivmlereil em tlie' -'ith iltt.v eit' Auk., I
iltll ill til.' Slll'eial pl'ell e'llli-1
tie-el ".I. W. Slate auainst l>. I>. ''al
llllllll." I will I'Xpe ISC let jelllilie' sale',
I t e.l t lII' IliK'lti'St lelelellT fell' cash. at I lie'
i cent ft llelllst' eleleef ill till' teUVtl eif
liaiilmry, N. '.. e»n
Mutielay. 1 «, r.HJ.
at the hour of iitie o'clock |>. m.. a
trill't eif 111 111 1 111 St e ike's re unity, ail
' jelilllllK t 111* latuU elf T. V. Sl/.l'llle ll'l',
•I. Preston i i'imisuii. a. r. sti'|iin'ti
se e|| ; 111  I eitliem, II tie 1 liiillllele'll as fol
' leiws :
••Ite'KillllillK at I»e»inte'|-M ill the lilel
line, runs smith '.HI poles tee |»«»iute-rs
em ii lit'atii'h. west !U pedes t«» point
ers inirtli on the ohl line 'MI pole's to
pointers, old corner, east ill poles to
the lieK'liinliiK. ceiiitainiiiK lift.v aeres,
more or less." and being the same
trae-t of land conveyed In iideeelfroiu
i.neee'li i'jilhiftiii and Mary Calhoun
tee l.elllvilia tlllll l.oulsa Calhoun. re
' coiMed 111 the otliee eif the lteglster eei
I levels for Stokes county. X. ill
j llook littinlier l' 4, panes I,V» anil 1.7*
anil to which reference is heivunte
■ niaile. This ."eittli elay eif (let., lid-.
W. C. SI.ATI',  'ellllinissie>lle'l\
' N.  i. , atty.
THE DANBLRY REPORTER
£A. Daye& CO}
Winston-Salem, N
\ CORRECT STYLES IN WOMEN'S /
C AND MISSES FALL APPAREL. >
/ Will von el e, [!•!,. to !•";■ as ! tail d suits of jk
anybody .'lse in Wjpston it e» it »l* it i> c it any m
g sort of-ale or anv soft of bargain co uite: ' .'se tif we
know it. 'an yen go iiit;' l . • i>• i teuv .:• > where m
in .-...'ii.-iin e>r out of s as hi n,." s-v:ine a
u. variety? Try it and yon . tep -r d ipein •i •; you'll Jr
e.isapjiijinte.l h\ : c nu'wii-i'm- *ar *
ef iV* otir signature. W. ab .•« giv» v-»u t' .i -« i•»«»• I
\ ;;s WP say, often better.
it ('time and pay us a visit.
\ Suits range in price from SS.SO i ; €
V $40.00 each. )
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| WEinND |
: All kinds of watches and jewelry at lowest :.rices.
C Also all kinds of repair work and engraving. (live me J
a trial and I wil' please you. C
V CHAS. H. SAPP, /
If you want Full Value for
your money come to
Dodson & Ctimpy's
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at Walnut Cove.
Our st .k is ti:r.v luiliplclc. You will finil )
here mo: . real bargains than can be found at j
any oth» -tore in Mokes county. We have a :
full and i impicte stock of all kinds of dress
goods at; ny price \ou want to pay. Shoes for i
men. women art J children, hats, aviation caps t
and scarfs for ladies, skirts and waist* for i
ladies, ladies and misses cloaks, coats, and
jackets, ladies coat suits, clothing for men and
ho> s, overcoats for men and boys, trunks, bags ;
| and suit cases. ;
We carry in connection with our mammoth :
stuck of dry goods, shoes and clothing for men i
and women a full and complete line of heavy t
artf fancy groceries, and ail kinds of feed stuff. [
W c have just returned from New \ ork and !
otl et r rthern markets where we bought big* !
ger \.*:U:es than ever before and are prepared to
saw ci,r customers money on anything you
need in « i:r line.
Come to see us before you buy.
YOUR FRILNDS.
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Dodson & Company
WALNTT COVE, N. 0.
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