Ins If Btnbury Route 1.
DMsftt*R°i)te I.—Mrs;}
Forkncr. k| Brinston. W» ; Yr».'.
left for her home a few days
atfo.' after spending , several
weeks with her patents, ftlr.-fcdd
Mrs. Lee Nelson.
Mr, Harry Bennett, who*.has;
been visiting grand- parents here, j
left for his home in Davie coun-'
ty Sunday.
Quite a numbed of the friends;
and relatives of Mr. Lee Smith i
visited him Sunday. Mr. Smith i
is confined to his home with dia-1
betis.
Mr. Ham Mabfe and his tvvoj
children are improving after a
long spell of sickness.
Mrs. Johnnie Bullin is improv-j
ing after an attack of appendi-j
citis.
Mr. VV. L. Nelson, of Wi'nut!
Cove, visited relatives here Sat- i
urday and Sunday.
Misses Mattie and Maggie!
Moore spent several days at Air. :
D. S. Priddj 's last week.
Those who visited Mr. D S.
Priddy's Sunday were Messrs P. |
H.Young, Ham Flinchum, 0 F.
Young and children. Mrs. Will!
Priddy, Miss Vallie Wood, j
Messrs. Will Fagg. Gorrell Mabe, j
Nick Stephens, Dan Reid and
others.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Taylor re- •
cently visited parent, Mr. H. H.
Taylor, who is confined to his;
bed.
Miss Delia Oakley has just re- i
turned home from a week's;
visit to her sister, Mrs. Alfred .
Robinson.
Mrs. Mahaiey Mabe is with
her daughter, Mrs. W. R. Ben
nett this week.
Misses Verda and Ethel Nel
son returned to their homes at
Walnut Cove Sunday after seve
ral weeks stay with relatives
here.
Mr. Gilmer Nelson and his.
friend, Miss Smith, took a pleas
ure trip to Winston Sunday.
Mrs. Dora Bennett spent Sun
day at Mr P. H. Mahe's.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Nelson visit-!
Ed parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Nelson Sunday. '
Cut Price Shoe Sale
All Low Cut Shoes Must Qo
READ PRICES BELOW:
Ladies' Patent Leather. Gun Metal and Vici.
$2.75 Low Cut Shoes, Sale Price $2.35
2.50 44 •' 44 44 44 t.95
• 2.25 44 4 * 44 '• '• 1.75
2.00 44 44 44 4 * 44 1.65
1.75 44 44 j: 1.35
1.50 44 - 44 44 4 * '• 1.18
This means cash--ijone charged.
MEMS' LOW CUT SHOES.
Patent Leather, Gun MetaJ, Vlci and Tan.
$4.00 Low Cat£Jioes, Sale Price, $3.35
3.50 44 44 ' 44 44 44 2,95
3.00 44 2.35
2.75 44 44 44 yv > 4 44 2.18
and Children's Low Cut Shoes, all greatly
Reduced. Seel hem.
JOHNSON'S STOCK
V Shoes-JjM* fall and winter now in
stock II and complete line for
I i Meq, Women and Children. Ask
to sete the stock No. 30 for Ladies,
thebest shoe on earthfor a woman.
SHORE MERCANTILE COMPANY, King, N. C.
The North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Young men seeking an education which will equip them for
practical life in Agriculture, and all its allied branches;.in Civil.
Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering; in Chemistry and
Dyeing; in Textile or other industries, and in Agricultural
teaching will find excellent provision for their chosen careers
at the State's great technical College. This College fits men
for life by giving practical instruction as well as thorough
scientific education.
Four year courses in Agriculture, in Chemistry, in Civil. I
Electrical, and Mechanical Engineering, and in Textile
industries.
Four year, two year, one year, and summer Normal courses
in Agriculture.
Numerous practical, short courses.
Entrance examinations held at each county seat on July 13t~n.
For catalogue, and entrance blanks, write
sxaug3o E. B. OWEN, Registrar, West Raleigh, N. C.
n
Mr. J. f. Martin Has
Winston j Julyi;. 22. James
Franklin Martin, aged 19 years,
broke his riefck In a fall down the
steps of the cigarette factory of
; the R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com
| pany about 1 o'clock this morn
'ing. The force had let out for
j lunch at\d in the hurry, Mr. Mar
, tin fell to the bottom of the
: steps, dying instantly.
; He is survived by his parents,
.Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Martin, one
I sister, Mrs. W. D. Davis, of
' Kernersville. four brothers,
i Messrs. William H., John R.,
land Jesse J. Martin, of this city,
[and Mr. 11. W. Martin, of Chica
; g.
JIM Seeds, s'aak Oesis b Trust
a:iJ ifeik Chaiiel Mortysges
1 For Sate.
j
Deeds 2">c. per dozen, deeds in
i trusts 2.5 c. per dozen, chattel
: mortgages 10c. per dozen. Send
lus your trder. We pay postage
i on all blanks.
DANBURY REPORTER,
Danbury, N. C.
FOR SALE.
One farm, (53 acres. Good
i house and barn, new. main public
i road, telephone, R. F. D.. near
j church, srraded school and famous
Oak Ridge Institute.
; One farm, 7;' acres, adjoining
1 graded school and church. Fine
location, main road, two tobacco
j barns.
One farm, 1(54 acres, good
house and barn, three tobacso
barns, tenant house and barn,
main road, telephone connection,
;R. F. D., adjoining church and
| in reach of the famous Oak Ridge
I institute.
If interested in a farm we
would be glad to hear. Will
make good close price and can
; arrange terms.
DONNELL BROS. LUMBER CO.
Oak Ridge, N. C.
1 19july2t
THE DAN BURY REPORTER
Protracted Meetings
i fT; * Fof~ijiist.
i Rjr. Editor : . ■■
. Our protracted meetings will I
■ begia as follows:
' i Asbury, July 31st, at SS P. M.
Dan River, Aug. sth, atß P. M.
Pine Ridge, Aug. 14th, 8 P. M. i
Hills, Aug. 21st, 8 P. M.
C. W. ERVIN.
Farm For Sale. 1
: 80 acres on graded read 11 ;
miles from the thriving town of j
Stoneville, N. •C. It has on it;
one new up-to-date farm house, j
two renters houses, four tobacco!
barns, one new feed barn and
ail outside necessary buildings. |
This land is well watered and;
[ sixty acres open land, lays well, 1
I good orchard, good pasture, all
I the farm under fence, well
adapted to tobacco, grain and'
j grass. This farm can be bought]
! at a bargain price of $1SS0.()0.
11 Anyone interested call on or
1 write
l| J. J. OVANDERor
■j W. M. ROBERTS.
19julySt Stoneville, N. C.
Notice of Dissolution.
Ily mutual ayTifnient W. 11. |
iliigoti iiml (>. !i. Paris, nwiiei-s • >f;
11 1 IO "'fnt- Hall Mipi'l.v »'o„ this tlif'
, | i:;th ila.v of .lul.v, linvc tlittsolvcil j
I parttuTsliiji,  > H, Purls wiling lilt
■ inti'rest to W. H. (iitisoii. who {
■'now for nil obliuniiun^,
.lof I lie PI lie Hall Nupplv o. pijlil.v it
|
School Bends For Sa!e.
)• Tin' lloaril of l'.duciili"ii of
county will rwi-lvt* scali-il l«iif> t n°
. j thi' salt* of (in iiomis in ■j> noni
-1 j inatioii of £!(>» or more to suit
> pllirlinsi-r, extfiitt'il l',v virtue of i
II hap. .Vi, Arts of tin 1 (ioni-ivl As- j
1 sciiiiOy of North Carolina, Session i
jI of l!)ir», ratified Fei». L'litll. l:»i:., the
• said lionds lieinjr voted I»y Walnut
! ('live Special School Tax I'istrict.
| bear interest at li |vr trout, run ten
J years. The lloanl reserves the
r | rliiht To reject any and all Mils
' | Kids will he received at the olfiee of,
I the lioaril of Kducatioll of Stokes
 ount.v at Danlniry, N. until the
I hour of Id o'clock i\ M., on the 7th
I day of August, lulii. Send Mils to
•I i>. Iluinphreys. Attorney, I'aii
j Imr.v, N. 
, I Ity order of the Hoard, this Jul.v
•!rd, IMPS.
S. V. CHRISTIAN. I'lim.
| J. T. Smith. Secy.
I' _____________
Notice.
Having duly (jualiHed as admin-
I istrator of the estate of John W.
Itoxles, deceased, lute of Stokes
coiintv, N, all persons owlnir
: said estate are hereh.v reipiested to
eoiue forward and make immediate
settlement of same, and all persons
holding claims nuainst said estate
are hereby liotilied to present the
sann duly authenticated for pay
lueiit on or l.efore the first day of I
AugUtft, lUI7. or thin tiotlee w ill lie
pleaded in liar uf their recoverv.
This Jul.v 17. lull!
•I. A H()VI. ICS,
j Adm r of John W. iloyles, dfci-ased. |
king. n'. i .. Koiite 1.
1.1 li. liiiinplirey4, Att,v. foradiur.
TRUSTEES SALE
iiy virtue of an nuthoriiy contain
ed in a certain tru-t ilinl executed [
to me liy I; 'i'. 11,ck and wife. Flora -
K. lieck, HU tile Ist day of March, 1
lupl, and duly recuidcL iu the licit-j
Ister's otiice in stokes county, in
Uook No. ."i of deeds, |in ire 4!U, to I
secure the puj inent of a certain!
bond, and the stlpuiatioiis lu said •
trust deed not havina been com-,
plied with, at tiie request of the]
owner of said bond, { shall expose I
at public auction for cash on the
tttli d.ty of August, l'.ipi, at 121
I o'clock noon, on tiie premises in the (
] town of ttermantou. in the county
of Stokes, N. C., the following de
scribed property:
Pegliiriinu: at a stake In the south- ]
east corner ot the Public Square, in j
tiie town of (ieriuuuton. on the edjje !
of Main Street, runniny: thence north
•">2 tiftfs. east uliinjj Main Street 1(12 .
feet to a stake, (tliison's corner. ]
thence south :l» (legs. east on (Jib-i
son's line ii 4 f.'et to railroad cut, I
thence south 41 dejjs. west the
edge of said railroad cut 1(12 feet to
a stake, tin nee continuing the same
course along said cut II feet to line
■if K. J. Styers, thence with Styers'
line S5 feet to the Public Square,]
t lie rice with the Public Squure north |
;"2 degs. east 11 feet, thence north |
•'lit degs west feet to the place of]
beginning. This being the town lot'
conveyed to J U. White by S. H.I
Ilodgin and N. I*. Sullivan, deed;
recorded in Register's otiice of Stokes j
county, iu book No. 42, on page 2.">s, j
and later conveyed by said J. («. I
White and wife to W. U. Petree on I
tiie 4th day of March, l',*»7. The
same was conveyed by \V. it. Petree
and wife to R. T. I leek.
This t he stli day of Julv, lido.
J. il. WATTS. Trustee.
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as adminlx- 1
trator of the estate of 'I. K. Shotise, I
■ deceased, notice in hereby given to
all persons holding claims against !
salirestate to present then\ to me;
for pay ment, duly authenticated, on
or by the 15th day of July, lid", or
this uotlce wHI be pleaded In bar of
their recovery. Alf peraons indebted
tii said estate will please make Im
mediate payment to me. This the
2oth day of June, lUIK.
J.T. WESTMORELAND, Admr.
P. >. Rural Hall, N. C., R. F. D.
N. O Petree, Atty for Aduir.
_ Land Sale.
Under the power of sale contained
In a deed of trtiflt of date Feb. Utli,
lUIO, executed to me by F. H. Neal
j nnd wife, .Alary, E. Neal, and (July
I recorded In 1 the office of Register of
; Deeds of Hoekingham county, in
j Rook 104. pagif 141, the terms of
which have notlieeti ciunplled wftli,
I shall on -Friday, August lltli, lidUi.
at two o'clock p. 111., 011 the premises
sell for cash to the highest bidder I
| the following real estate situated |
■ in Huntsville township:
I one tract: Adjoining 15. S. Rey
nolds, T. H. and others, be-
I ginning at post oak 011 the north'
' 1 side of Pocky Springs road, thence!
j Nsi dig. IC. 100 poles to a birch. John !
IVay's corner, thence N. s."» (leg. W,
!20 poles to a sotirwood, thence N,
~ deg W 14 poles to a pine, thence
N >i» deg \V 4."> uoles to a smirwood,
j 111 K S. Reynold's dine, thence Sil
I deg W with b. S. Keytiold's line 2nl
I pyles to a sourwiiod, J. T. Rey- i
! Hold's Sr. corner, thence Sv> deg K 1
l o> i.'i'hs to rock oil the Rocky (
j Spj-itigs IMIUI, thenee with said road '
as it meand. rs S l>« deg Fll poles .
|to the bend in tiie road, thence N I
j7O di g !•; 10 poles to tile beginning ]
] and coiitaliiing MI acres, more or.
less. Sue Hook Third W., page '!'.' l !
| Another tract on the waters of j
j llogan's Creek, adjoining l". H. Neal j
j and ulnars, begins at Spanisli oak |
011 north side of the road, thence
, N 4n deg W 114 poles to poplar near
! a spring, thence .•> 07 deg W2l poles
to rock iu J. T. Reynold's line,
[thence south with said Reynold's
line lu7 poles to post oak 011 north
side ot load, thence with road as it
meanders 111 poles to the beginning
mill containing Hu acres, more or
less. See Heed Hook No. ill, page I
| 407.
I And another tract: Adjoining
is. F. Neal. I', li. Price nnd others,
| Hcgiuniiig at Spunish oak and run
I ning with Fllisboro road 120 poles
i to a point i.'i road, opposite an oak
' stuplp on tiie >Oll (li side, tllelice
| couth iiJ 1-2 !•: i'l:: poles to red oak I
j bush near mill road, 1 hence north
] ward N di ii I. :!n poles, x 27 dci.
I W 14 2-."» poles; \:I deg li 1 -*» poles;
! N I 1-2 deg :! l-."> poles near the dam,
\ I! deg i'. '|H2:> poles to persimmon,
• \ liti :!-4 II 11 1-.*. poles 10 hickory,
thelicc south ">4 1-2 deg 1* 10 4'•
poles to :t jiine. thcliee south '.• deg
li 17 poles to mill road; 7 poles from
j c»:iler of . thence north
I ward i.s road tin unders north 0 s
deg !■; 72 5 poles, s 4 1-2 \V 12 4-5
poles, .\ 4u den - \\ lii poles, x 54 deg
H 2" 1-5 poles, \l' l 1-2 deg \\ -'l s 4-5
poles to pointers on west side of
road, thence 'wi st l'l poles to the
beginning and contains 4 s * acres,
! iin-re or less. See Heed Rook MI. '.*7,
page 01.
'1 lie above are unusually desirable
farm lands.
Tiiis the 4th day of July, |"lo.
11. 11. M o l'T, Triisti e.
I.ANH SAI.F.
Hy virtue of the power of sale
contained in three several deeds of
trust, all executed to the undcr
-1 signed trustee by T. J. Nunn and his
wife, Kveline Nunn. one of which
bears date of April liMhi, nvnril-1
ed ill the office of the Register of
Heeds of Stokes county. N C„ In I
Hook No. 45,011 page H42, made to
secure the payment of a debt due
to J. F. Pepper, and one of which j
bears date of the first day of Feb . i
l!M»7. and is recorded ill the office of I
the Register of Heeds of Stokes I
county. N. C., iu Hook No. 51, 011 1
page 5:1, and is made to secure the
payment debts due to J. T. Smith
I and others, ami the hist one of 1
j which three deeds of trust bears date |
of Feb. 27th, 11*15. and is recorded!
I in the office of the Register of Ihfedsj
of stokes county. N. 1 ~ in QooiftiNo.
I on, page 141!. and is made to secure]
the payment of 11 debt due to the j
Hank of Stokes  ..unty, and default:
having bi-eti made in the paymenti
of each one ol salil debts, amP/Mfcl
ijuest having been duly inaM|Kfji
that purpose, I will in ordflMnt't
|s iti>f.x the terms. stlpnlatlonsTrod .
| conditions contained lu said deeds ']
in trust, sell at public auction toil
the higlast bidder for cash at thfcli
I court house donr in the townMlH
i Hatibury. N. on Momlny, the 7tlW
. day of August, lulO, at the hour of:
I one o'clock p. in., one of the tracts j
|of land contained in said deeds lu !
, trust. It being the only one described :
iu tiie first named deed of trust, and 1
is described as follows to wit:
A certain tract of land lying audi
, being In Stokes county. North Caro-'
Una, and more particularly describ-'
e>i and deli lied as follows: Hegin-,
j ning at a spanisli oak.
1 corner, runs North on his line2l)
j chains and 50 links to a sotirwood, i
i William Nunn's corner, thence West
ou his line 45 chains to a black gum
j near a double pine iu Peurce's line, I
] South on his line 0 chains to 2 chest- 1
milt stumps. West on his line 10!
Ichains to a black oak said Word's!
corner. Fast ou his line 50 chains to 1
the beginning, adjoining the lands I
of Henjamiu Word, M. T. Smith |
and others, and containg 110 acres,
more or less, and it being the land :
j that Hr. S. A. Moir. Kxeetttor of |{. I
I F. Moir, conveyed by deed to T. J.
| Nunn, which deed is recorded in the
] otl.ee of the Register of Stokes!
county, N. ('., in book No. 44, page!
! ulo. This June 20. lido.
J. I>. HFMPHRF.VS, Truatee. |
CHICHESTER SPILLS
DIAMOND BRAND
LADIB9 I "V—R
I Opto metallic boxes, sealed with Blue\w)
Ribbon. TAKB HO OTEU.
BNNW U lit far CHI-CUES-TZB 8 V ,
DIAMOND BRAND PILLT, for tweotr-8«*
r ,r " regarded u Beat, Safeat, Alway* RelfabU.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE £25%
Monuments and tombstone?,
550 designs, prices from $1.50
to $1500.00. Any design, any
price. Call or write
ROBT. H. PRIDDY,
Bmartf Campbell. N, C.
State of North Carolin^B^^^^^^^^B^^yCnanlv
v > Stokes Coiltity.
In the matter -in iSnow l \"J
Creek under chapißr'' I
41 of the ' J)
■Hraprn t
It appearing to of Stokes county, N.
C., that a petition filed before said board signed
by more than one-fifth voters of Snow Creek town
: ship, in said county, asking for an election to be held in said town
i ship for the purpose of ascertaining the will of the qualified voters
j thereof, upon the question of issuing road bonds of said township,
iin the sum of twenty thousand dollars, under chapter 41 of the
Public Local Laws of the General Assembly of North Carolina, of
! 1913, for the improvement of the public roads of the township,
under said act; and it further appearing to the board that no
election has been held in said township under said act, within six
months of the date of this order:
It is now, in accordance with the pel it ion aforesaid, and in pur.
suance of the act of the General Assembly aforesaid, ordered by
]the Board of County Commissioners of Stokes county, N. C,, that
lan election be held in said township, under the provisions of said
; act, at the election precinct in Snow Creek township, at Sandy Ridge,
,on the 15th day of August, 1910, for the purpose of ascertaining
; the will of the qualified voters of said township upon the question
as to whether or r.ot the said township shall issue twenty thousand
dollars road bonds thereof, for the purpose of raising funds
, with which to improve the public roads of the township, in accord
lance with said act. Said bonds to run thirty years from date of
issue, bearing six per cent, semi-annual interest from date of
issue with a provision for the levying of taxes therein to meet the
interest on said bonds and for the further levying of taxes after
fifteen years from the date of said bonds to create a sinking fund
to pay the bonds as maturity. That for the purpose of holding
said election, it is further ordered that G. A. Hutcherson be. and
he i 3 now appointed registrar, and that J. T. Joyce and T. M.
Martin be, and they are hereby appointed judges to hold said
election in accordance with said act.
That at said election all qualified electors who are in favot of
issuing said bonds shall vote a ballot "For ( r,>od Roads Bond
Issue," and those who are opoosed to the issuing *aid bonds shall
vote a ballot "Against Good Roads Bond Issue."
That said election shall be held as near as mar be under the
; general law for the election of members of the (iaieral Assembly.
That the registration books shall open for th* registration of
voters on Friday, July 11th. 191G, and shall cloa* on Saturday,
August sth, 191>>. That the registration bo.->ks shaiil be kept operi
for the registration of voters each day from nine o'clock a. m.
until sunset. (Sundays to be excepted.)
That on each Saturday after the registration books open, and
during the time they are open the registrar shall attend at* the
election precinct in said township with his registration book 3 for
the purpose of registering voters. «
That Saturday, August the 12th, lf)lfi, shall be challenge day.
That the registrar and judges of said election siall make" due
return of said eleciion to the board of county commissioners of
Stokes county on Thursday, August 17th, 191
That the Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners of Stokes
county cause notice of this order to be published once a week f>r
at least thirty days next ureoeedmg said election, 'and further
cause notice to be posted at ai least five public placessn said town
ship thirty days prior to said election and cause notids also to be
served upon the said registrar and judges of said elecion.
By order of the Board. July 3rd, 1916.
J. G. MOREFELD,
Clerk Board of County Commissioners of Stokes C untv N C
I I
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■ With several hundred makers of automo- 11
JB Jfies in America, the Ford factory turns I
I out more than one-half of the entire a
finished product. Because the worth of I !
cars as dependable, money-saving ■
■fStOities has been demonstrated beyond I
S all question, the demand is constantly I
jH increasing. Order yours toflay.
Runabout $390; Touring Car $440; I
H Couplet $590; Town Car $640; Sedan I
I FULTON & JOYCE 1
Walnut Cove, N. C.
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