hJOVS ANDdOOI) ROADS
The Act Creating and
Working Rules of Boys'
Brigade of Road Patrol
of North Carolina.
As a itter of genera! interest
vte print the \ct anthem ing lhe
Hoard of Aerie ilture to organize
the Hoys Uoad l'atrol ai ito ap
• roprtat'. 1 ■■ nd* t r maintaining
the satne a-, i i»v improving the
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■ etui ' ■ «Ta i-e. organi ■ and
jot»t a s ;ch r ties and tvg ; ai
ms a- tr.av bo necessary for t
j ?et tally carrying out the pur
, .'Sos of this act may award - lit
con otit
- ■ irt Agri tutv.
• -ti; the ••• mtnissioners >»;' said
• inty set apart and anpr«>;.>riate
- •: loss than one hundred dollars
.■ the purposes >; this act to bo,
• -nt in said county by the Board
- • Agriculture.
Hoc. 'h That the commission-j
»rs of the counties of North
' urolina are em powered to make
(. nation annually out of the
•: inty funds for the purposes of
•s act.
p ( ,ys i:t
The f 1 lowing rules embody
• working |Tir.ci:»!«.? of the
i g i .i- th • Parol
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1. Kv ry apt licant for a Pa
': ol section of roads snail make
no dilution on blanks furnished
by Otiicer of Brigade of Patrol
[Department of Agriculture,
Raleigh, N. C.
2. No boy under sixteen years l
of age shall apply, unless other
wise ordered by the local board
of judges.
No Patrol section shall be
over one mile long.
1. Report of work on Patrol
section must be made out the
day the work is done.
.*>. Report of all work done on
patrol section shall be put in
hands of teacher of local district
school at close of each month •
during school months. During]
intervening three months, the;
report shall be sent to the Coun
tv Superintendent of Kducation.
». All prizes for best patrol I
section in each district shall be'
,
decided by a local committee ot
.fudges who shall b> appointed
by a county board of Road Patrol
composed of the Bounty Superin
• •ndcat of Ivl nc.il ion. Bounty
Demonstrating Agent. Bhairman
f Count v B"'.nmissionors. t nair
an of B ■ :ntv '"mird of : 1 vul,
no«* cis - f any. au 1
'«v ri ♦*.», • •' jp \\
unt ■ i.'i ■ inter.C' treats, i.o ri
v Ir.stiiutv s or at • "• ■ mom
Ties unrir . *e: -r of d-str ct
>• > , six
li.s 1
. the " • ••• - -nt in
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■ *i:ci:er. t: , ir.-n td/ of same,
nail- and; b !*■-' and plan t'f w&k
ing drag to b" ja-twilled bv the
o'lice of tlti' Brigade ot Patrol.
Department of Agriculture.
Raleigh. N. C. Kach member of
P.ttr. ! shall ais > provide himself
with a square white'.lag mount
i ion pole to be placed at one
end of h'.s Patrol Section wniie
licag'.: ing.
In. !; i.-;. men • *• rnf th.o Palrm
sh:.'. re.- ; • •• 1• v. ]»» r hoar for
himself, and in addition >o. per
hour for team "i two horses. '• >c.
; hour for three horses, 12 1-2
cents per hour lor one horse.
!1. This money shall be paid
on order of Bounty Superintend
ent cf Kducation on office of
Brigade of patrols. Agricultural
Department. Raleigh, N. C.
12. Road must be dragged as |
early as possible after rain and
according to the rules issued by
of! ice of Public Roads, Washing-
ton, which shall be furnished to
each member of the Patrol.
1:5. The stretches of Roadi
Patrol in each district shall be (
under the general supervision of B
the iudges of that district.
1!. Th 1 duties of the Bounty
Board of Patrol shall be that ot
general s ipervision over the
Patrols of the entire county, de
ciding :u i. >ns which are re- 1
fenvd r.. ihem by the local
judg s.
1". A.! reports ul members
. ~ 1
of Patrol n each school district
shall bo forwarded each month .
bv the (Dicials jn the county to
the office of Brigade of Patrols
I
Department of Agriculture,
Raleigh, N. C.
Your Child's Cough is a Call for
Help.
Don't put off treating your
1 Child's Cough. It not only saps
their strength, but often leads to
more serious ailments. Why
risk? You don't have to. Dr. j
King's New Discovery is just
the remedy your Child needs. Itj'
is made with soothing, healing,
and antiseptic balsams. Will
quickly check the Cold and
soothe your Child's Cough away.
No odds how bad the Cough or!
how long standing. Dr. King's j'
New Discovery will stop it. It's i 1
guaranteed. Just get a bottlej
from your Druggist and try it. ic
THE DANBURY REPORTER
J "Penina Me
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j]lll '*% it."
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r.:n. roc-rt fowllr.
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[inn; lei ilse flies and
fepioss Get a Star!
In i. o!/ ..n] and g .
and t farm homo Ann
i- , 0 1 ::i .a which harm
i'ul p, >ts t t > multiply, and
un 'ss sit> ho radon at oneo to
control them thoy will soon he
beyond control.
W'o have recently heard a grout
deal about economy, but we
doubt 1 nough has been said
about k 'ah.li conservation, which,
after : I. is one of the !;m -t
kind of economy measures. and
01. ;:i the end will ] a;
t l . ■ most substantial divide:. Is.
Every . ear the Hy-borne disease,
typhoid I'o.er. and tl. rnos ,uiio
borne malaria are respon3ibc for
thousands and thousands of un
necessary deaths, linyerin.tr ill
nesses, greatlv impaired efficien
cy, and i.- tu.d mi. : n.s in doc
tors' bills.
Typhoid fever and malaria are
preventable diseases, and there is
no good reason why they should
not be absolutely banished from
our country. It may sound a
little hard, but do you know that 1
it is somebody's fault when there
is an outbreak of typhoid in youiy
family or your neighborhood?l
Somebody's fault when your!
loved ones suffer from from ma
laria borne by mosquitoes that
should never have been allowed
to breed? Right now is the time'
to light these death-carrying
pests, and it is ay:tin a case
where an ounce of prevention is
worth a pound of cure.
Don't let the Hies and mosqui
toes breed. Perhaps bo percent
of the common house flies breed
in horse manure in the stables,
and this can be prevented by
cleaning out the stables at least
once a week and keeping the
manure in screened receptacles
until it can be put on the fields. 1
If this cannot be done, powdered
borax frequently sprinkled over
the manure will keep flies from
breeding. Then be careful to see
that flies have no access to
privates and garbage piles, and
our usual plague of flies will be a
thing of the past.
Science has proved that a
| particular kind of mosquito is en
tirely responsible for malaria,
and if this particular species of
mosfjuitt never bites us we arej
certain never to suffer with
chills and fever. Here, too, it'
|is a simple case of prevention—
not letting these posts breed. All
ponds and stagnant pools should
he drained, or if this is impos
sible, then they should be oiled
once a week. Buckets, barrels,
tin cans and like receptacles
should be kept empitied of wa
ter. and thickets of weeds and
underbrush that might harbor
mosquitoes should be cleaned
up.
\ftor all these precautions
have been taken, every window
and door in the Inus- 1 should be
carefully screened. The expense
«f this will not be great, and it
is the hi st kind of insurance
against doctors' bills, sickness
and nouth. usid health ;s one
of the biggest things life gives'
is. I.ct s 111 a lie vure "! our s ire;
of it i-;> swatting the
'■.• and mos mito 11 ->w.
for Sale.
(Kving to a change we ifl'er
:* t r.pt at ' 'St ' j> in - ,
i ; .. in 1k:• . '•'« ik ■! .v term-*
d "i'imio" C,
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I sffarow
PIANO"
Ex ceils in Purity of Tone and
Durability of Construction,
cataoguc I-roe.
Write Department S.
R. J. BOWEN & BRO.
Winston Salem, N. C.
We carry a complete line of
Edison Phonographs and Re
cords. Write for catalogue of
new records.
1 %-i Mm ! |
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''■* "_ >. > - ,i_. ' lam better pre-
U *— »•■ pared to serve f§i
sj| you in anything needed in the machinery #
line both new and second hand machinery
Q of various kinds, i am now stationed at
Pilot Mountain, N. C., and receive machin- S
A ery by the car load. I can give you the best £
# freight rate, with terms to suit customers. # j
Drop me a card and let me know your need. 0 I
5 lam sure I can save you money on anything J !
you want. Your friend. 2
! T.J. Thore ! ,
| Pilot Mt. i :
| n. c. |
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BANK OF KING
i igj Is Open for Business! |j|
Offering You Safe, Honest. Courteous
•j Banking Service. Start a Sav ings
I Account. [tgtf
:| We Pay 4 Per Cent. Interest. >:gj,
i on time deposits compounded quarter-
I ly. Cive us your checking account. ,
if it is only a small one. We will ap- i
j predate it. '
i DIRKCTORS:
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! Mb DR. J. WALTER NEAL X. H. PEPPER 'OX\ ;
C. 0. BOYLES M. T. CHILTOX b? J
s. W. FTLLIAM Y. T. CRABS
W. 11. kICEE.
,01') V. T. tiRAHS, TRKS. T. S. PETREK, CASHIER
For Sale.
;
I Fine farm in Randolph county.
Suitable for corn, wheat and
tobacco. 210 acres, Kb acres in
cultivation, balance timber land.
Rood buildings. Price reason
able. Call on or write I. C.
Moliit, Kamseur, X. C. L'lmch'jt
Report of the Condition of
The Bank of King,
at King, in the Stat" of North
Carolina, at the close of hir-mess
March 1. I'M:,. ■»
I:I.SOII:C!.S
I >ans and discounts si" .'21." 1
Ranking House, Fur
nit tire A: Id.\ lures !,-
IV-mand loans .. 'J ! . -i
1);:«» from Ranks and
1 .linkers •—"." T. - 1 •
'Cash Items i«'.
Sliver coin, includingali
minor coin currency I. ■ R
Xrt; bank notes and
other I .S. notes "J Ida >
Static! ry, etc.
Total " I'l.T"
1.1 \>:11.i 1 ;i
C. . i'a. -lock pai l in feOo.oo
!• | SUb 1 ect to eil k i. '• 22
i md ' 'erti.'H is 1
Ino. it ! • 11
I i Ut i. cks
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- . • ■ Xonh 'atoiii a. 1 s
i' nty of Stokes,
. T. S. i'el ww t"nshier : •
above named bank, do so!( innly
-v , 1 i'at tlieabuM' -ta'en.en! is
tin to: lie lie.;; of my knowledge
a' ti !)• f f.
i. S. I'FTRFi-.' Cashier.
Sub- Tibed and sworn to befoi'"
mo, this I !;h day of Melt.. 1»1 ■"»
!•:. i'. I'KI'I'FU.
Notary Public.
MY commission expires let.
\ It'ld.
Correct Attest:
V. T. CRABS,
S. \Y. PFI.LIA.M.
N. K. I'KPPKR,
I lirectors.
' DR. H. V. HORTON,
Dentist,
Is now back in his old location,
corner 3rd and Main Streets,
Wachovia Bank it Trust Co.
building.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Rooms: 301, 302, 303.
DR. J NO. k. PEPPER.
Disease of i he Stomach and
Intestines.
Masonic ti ni|il('.
Winston-Salem. N. C.
DONA!.I). I). HAWKINS
Attorney-at-Lnw
4th Floor Wachovia Bank
Bui Id: 115;.
Collections a Specialty.
WINSTON-SALEM. N. C.
.1. W. HALL.
AllO rn ey -at -1 .aw, *
DA\'t>s "RY, N. C.
Prompt attention to ail
business cncu--led.
Will practice in all courts,
both State and Federal.
Office over Martin's store.
.SOON l>. HUMPHREYS,
A ttorney-ai-1 a v..
DANBI'RY, N. C.
IV rent ntt">t*;t ".'i biiums-.?
1 Trusted, Will p.victi i? in j-..j
Slate rourip
l.ul V>. 1 .1. ..M il. VrU-ui I. I r.-us .
Ferguson Cs: ! erguson
Attorneys At Law.
Over Thompson's Drug Store
Winston-Salem, N.C.
Phone 1120.
Collection a Specialty. Xotai
Public in Olllce.
DR. W. H. CRITZ
DIM IST.
Office over Drug Store.
I!n v«» I liirn.
WALNUT COVE. - N C
Dr. A. S. Mitchell
OPTOMETRIST.
My whole t iin.• . lit) ;i t -
ti'iitioii is li:\«-n i'>i In- lit
line.' of gl.iss'.s. .iii'l i hiirg'-s
for saiiir \i'i-y ii'.'isiiii.iliU'.
I'm- rcfi'i'i'iii'i';isK liny luisi
less house in the eil,v.
office Kllilulit Tlli'llt I'e Ithlji'..
WINSToX-SA I.JIM. N. i '.
Cuts, Burns,
Bruises, Sores. Wounds and Piles
quickly healed with Arnica Salve.
It prevents infection, is antiseptic,
soothing, healing. Try it once.
Money Back If It Fails.
The Original and Genuine.
Bucklen's
Arnica Salve
Heals the Hurt
Ail Druggists and Dealers, 25c.
*~ 1 /
Big Bargain In Farm.
d!' 11 acres 1 1-2 miles from
, Ridge way, Va.. on X. K- \Y.
Railway. •>."> acres line bottom
land on Marrowbone creel:,
about lhO acres strong red up
land, probably 200 acres on the
place level enough to run any
kind of machinery, the balance
rolling -with some of nearly all
kinds of timber. This is one of
the best farms in southern
• Virginia, fertile and very pro
ductive, very fine grain farm,
and well adapted to all crop?
grown in Virginia and North
Carolina. Four room house and
! out buildings, also two tenar,:
houses and three tobacco barns.
Rood many old fruit trees, excel
lent varities. Price $7,•">()(I,(X
one-third cash and balance one.
two, three, four and five years.
Write the owner, I. W. Jones,
jMartinsville, Va., for further
: informati jn. Mlmchsj