V Whiskey lowed in Dry States
■ The following table gives the
I Quantities of whiskey that may be
■ Shipped lawfully into the states
Bin which prohibition laws are
B*°w in effect
KANSAS- Any quantity.
jß\ MAINE—Any quantity.
B OKLAHOMA—Any quantity,
Bye at a * ew points where the
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NORTH DAKOTA—Any quan-
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During the month of November the Winston market sold 0
M 4,549,276 Pounds of Tobacco for $462,713.81; Average 1f0.17 Per Hundred. £
M PIEDMONT Sold FORTY-FOUR Per Cent, of it, •
Wr 2,008,582 pounds for $208,295.55; AVERAGE $10.37 per hundred. £
This looks like the farmers appreciate the work we are doing for them and we certainly 0
mi thank each one of our customers for this splendid business. We are working harder for the
f farmer this year than we ever did before (and that is saying a great deal) because we know A
B how badly he needs and deserves our efforts. Bring us the balance of your crop of tobacco
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. SOUTH CAROLINA—TweIve
* gallons a year.
B OREGON—Any quantity.
B WASHINGTON—HaIf gallon
B every twenty days; equivalent
s to nine gallons of whisky per
per annum.
COLORADO—Any quantity.
Of the twelve prohibition
states in 1915 one state, Arizona,
' has a law forbidding the ship
ment of liquor for any purpose.
' Not even has a Cathol'c priest
the lawful right to receive a ship
ment of wine for sacramental
® use, nor has a physician the law
ful right to receive shipment of
spirits for medicinal purposes.
Safety first In
The Powder Mill
In describing the DuPont in
dustries in the December issue
of the American Magazine,
Merle Crowell says :
'"The larger buildings at Car
ney's Point, such as the dry
houses* have galvanized iron
chutes running from the upper
floors to the ground. If fire
starts, the workmen tumble into
these chutes and slide to safety
in a pile of sand a rod away
from the base of the building.
They may land on one another's
necks, and even break a few
bones, but it is a dirt-cheap price
to pay for the escape."
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Laughter Aids Digestion
Laughter is one of the most'
healthful exertions: it is of great
help to digestion. A still more
j effectual help is a dose of Cham-,
berlain's Tablets. If you should i
be troubled with indigestion give (
them a trial. They only cost a
quarter. For sale by all dealers.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
' fiddlers' Convention
To Be Held Dec. 2D
* Winston, Dec. 7,—Tuesday,
r December 28th, has been determ
ined as the date for the old fid
) dlers' convention for this city.
The event which is expected to
. attract a large Audience from
. both city and county will be held
t in the Auditorium theatre, this
. giving the largest seating capac
-1 ity possible. Dr. L. H. Hill, of
. Germanton, the champion old fid
■ dler of North Carolina and Vir
ginia, has agreed to take part in
the evening's entertainment, al
though not competing for the
prizes. He will also be in charge
of the list of contestants.
Three prizes are to be offered
the best fiddlers who attend the j
convention. The first prize will
be sls in cash; the second $lO
and the third $5. Dr. Hill's play
ing is alone an evening's treat,
as he has a number of old time
mslodies and medleys, many of
which are out of print, but all of
the sweetest and most tuneful
variety.
The list of contestants is to be
limited and Dr. Hill wishes to
secure the names at once of fid
dlers, old or young, who wish to,
compete for the prizes or assist !
in the evening's entertainment, j
Mandolin, guitar, banjo or the,
plain old fiddle will be used. Dr.!
: Hill's address is Germanton,!.
N. C. | (
Mr. N. Ray Martin spent Mon
day and Tuesday at Winston- j
Salem. \
NOTICE!
| Third and Last Call For
1915 Taxes.
I will meet the delinquent tax
payers of Stokes county for the
■ purpose of collecting their 1915
taxes at the following times and
( places:
Danbury, Monday, Dec. 6th,
1 1915.
Lawsonville, Tuesday. Dec. 7th,
1915.
Sandy Ridge, Wednesday, Dec.
Bth. 1915.
Dillard, Thursday, Dec. 9th,
1915.
Covington's Store, Monday,
Dec. 13th, 1915.
Francisco, Tuesday, Dec. 14th,
1915.
Stokes Union Mill, Wednesday,'
Dec. 15th, 1915.
Wright's Store, Wednesday,
| Dec. 15th, 1915.
Westfield, Thursday. Dec. 16th,
• 1915.
Mitchell's Store, Friday, Dec.
17th, 1915.
Capella, Saturday. Dec. 18th,
1915.
Wilson'B Store, Mondav, Dec.
20th, 1915.
Pine Hall. Tuesday, Dec. 21st,
1915.
Walnut Cove, Wednesday,
Dec. 22nd, 1915.
Germanton, Thursday, Dec.
1 23 rd, 1915.
Pinnacle, Friday, Dec. 24th,
! 1915.
King, Saturday, Dec. 25th,
1915.
I will be at Covington's Store
and Wright's Store from 1 10 3
o'clock p. m., and Union Mill
from 9 to 12 o'clock, and at all
other appointments from 10 a.'
m. to 3 p. m.
The time for collecting and
settling all taxes has been very
much shortened. I did not make
the law changing same, but
f am charged with the collecting
* of the taxes, which I expect to
r do in accordance with law. All
parties who fail to settle their
c taxes on or before Jan. Ist, 1916,
j may expect to have their pro
| perty levied upon and cost added.
Please meet me at the above
named places, pay your taxes
and save cost,
Respectfully,
| W. C. SLATE, Sheriff. I|
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| The Christmas Gift Store |
; ♦ Our stock of goods is the largest we have X
ever carried for the Holiday Trade. We X
have made a special effort to get a line X
of goods that will make appropriate X
X Christmas Gifts at reasonable prices. X
X Our Silver Novelties make handsome X
♦ Christmas Gifts for 25c. up. Below we t
give you a few suggestions for Christ- *
| mas Gifts: |
I Watch Bracelets, Umbrellas, :
LaVallieres, Toilet Sets, l
Cameo Pins, Jewel Cases, I
Bar Pins, Signet Rings, t
Brooches, Scarf Pins. I
♦ We give special attention to mail orders. ♦
I All goods ordered from our store are ♦
♦ engraved free of charge, and mailed to ♦
♦ any address you may want free of charge. ♦
♦ Do your shopping at the reliable jewelry ♦
{ store. ♦
♦ ♦
♦ ♦
| W. T. VOGLER & SON. \
X Cor. 4th and Liberty Sts. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. t
t
r Mr. A. P. Adams removed the
i past week with his family from
his home on Sandy Ridge Route
1 to Walnut Cove Route 1.
Help Your Liver —It Pevs.
When your liver gets torpid
and vour stomach acts queer.
! take Dr. King's New Life Pills
land you will find your self feel
i ing better. They purify the
blood, give you freedom from
j constipation, biliousness, diz
' ziness and indigestion. You feel
fine—just like you want to feel.
Clear the complextion too. 25c.
at druggists.