0 WEDNESDAY, M \ItCH I. 1925
DR. J. A. TAYLOR
Denial Surgeon
is now i at the
! .a\»: nee Is l>;«ill.
V. in.-tor-'ileni, N.
DR. 1!. K. BLACKBURN,
Dentist
Mrnv.nl i!f Building. next to
postollkv.
Walnut Cove. - - - X. C.
JOHN i). liCIPHKEYS,
At torney-At- Law
liAMii i:\, - - N. C.
Prompt attention to ;;11 l'U.-in s
Will practice in ; 11 State courts.
J AS. W. MANUEL
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Office n"Xt to Junior Building.
WAi.yUT COVE, X. C.
tf
DR. H. G. HARDING
, Dentist
? KING, - - • X. C.
Office hours: 9 to 12 and 1 to 5
J, W. HALL
Attorney-at-Law
DAXBURY, - ■ X. C.
Prompt attention to all business.
Will practice in all courts.
DR. STATCONDUFF
Mt. Airy, N. C.
Specializing in diseases of tne
EYE, EAR, NOSE & THROAT
Glasses Fitted.
Located in office of the late Dr.
11. B. Howe.
l'.tnovGmo
DR. F. N. fOMLINSON
Dentist
WINSTON-SAI.EM, X. C.
Offices: 220-221, Gilmer Building.
Hours: 8:30 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
PHONES:
Office 1022
Residence 1981-J
L. W. BLACK WELL"
FINE HALL, N. C.
Representing the Home of N. Y.
Which is better to have anrl
4 not need it or need it and not
have it ?
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EVERYTHING EXCEPT LIFE
Let Me Write Your Wants.
Blank Deeds, Blank
Deeds In Trust and
Blank Chattel Mort
gages For Sale.
Deeds 50c per dozen, Deeds
in Trust 50c per dozen, Chattel
Mortgages 25e per dozen. Send
us your order. We pay postage
on all blanks.
DAN BURY REPORTER,
Danbury, N. C.
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says Mr. P. A. Walker, a well- 5
known citizen of Newburg, 5
Ky., "one of our family reme- !
dies has bean Black-Draught, |;
the old reliable. . . I use it |
for colds, biliousness, sour |
stomach and indigestion. I j;
was subject to headaches !>
when my liver would get out ■
of order. I would have B
blinding headaches and n
couldn't stoop about my work, |
just couldn't go. I used
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and it relieYed me. H
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wife got down with liver and ■
stomach trouble... We tried ■
all week to help her, . . . but ■
she didn't get any better. ■
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Draught, it helps my liver.' B,
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and to follow directions. ■
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couldn't eat or rest. She be- I
gan taking Black-Draught B
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I greatly Improved and in a I
I week she was up."
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\il l!'.' i ;; t!i ct'ec of the
]>. rior ' ' lit' Stokes Coun
ty. ivntit'i' i I>>- A. J. Fagg, C.
S. ('.. i;; tilt- special proceed
ings «. ll*- it !»•• i "I Jessie Stnit H
iiiid !uf husband, S. K. Smith
'•I Ex lYrte," appointing the
undersigned a commissioner to,
make saie of the hereinafter
tiescribed lands, 1 will sell at
public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the
Bank of Stokes County at Wal- j
nut Cove, N. C., on—
FRIDAY, THE 27TH DAY OF
MARCH. 1925,
at the hour of 3 o'clock p. m.,
the following described lands
to-wit: Known as lot No. 2
which was assigned to the chil
dren of Cora Matthews, deceas
ed. in the division of the lands
(>f Wade W. Hicks, deceased,
and is divided itself into two
lots, of which one tract is
bounded as follows: Beginning
tit a stone in line of Lot No. 1,
running South 80 degrees East
2.40 chains to a stake in old
road, thence South 45 degrees
West with sand-clay road .'5 1-2
chains to a bend, thence South
26 degrees West 4.33 chains to
a stake in the road, thence
North 8(5 degrees West 31.54
chains to a stake, thence South
87 degrees West 13 chains to a
stake, thence North 4 degrees
East 18 chains to a stake,
thence South 87 3-4 degrees
East 12.92 chains to a rock pile,
thence South 3 degrees West
16 1-2 chains to a stake
in South line, thence North 87
degrees East 21.35 chains to a
stake, thence North 6 1-2 de
grees East 2.64 chains to a
pine knot, thence East 11.78
chains to the beginning, con
taining 33 and 35-100 acres,
j more or less.
The other tract of said lot
No. 2 is bounded as follows:
| Beginning at a stake
iand pointers, running North
14 1-4 degrees East 13.56 chains
to pointers, old corner, thence
i North 87 degrees West 95 links
■to a rtone, thence North 35 1-2
'degrees East 4 1-2 chains to
a stone in old mill road, thence
South 87 degrees East 16.28
'chains to a stake piece of sassa
fras stump, thence South 5 de
crees West with the road 5
[chains to a stake, thence South
1 5 1-2 degrees East 7 chains to
ia stake, thence South 15 1-2 de
grees West 2.56 chains to a
.corner of Lot No. 1. thence
j West 19.95 chains to the begin
ning, containing 31 and 20-100
i acres, more or less. Sale sub
-1 ject to confirmation of court.
I This Feb. 24, 1915.
J. D. HUMPHREYS,
Commissioner.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
UNDER DEED OF TRUST.
By virtue of the power of
sale contained in a deed of trust
executed to me on the 16th day
of June. 1924, by J. \V. Sisk and
wife Nannie Sisk, recorded in
Office of Register of Deeds of
Stokes County, N. C., book 72,
page 397, to Which reference is
j hereunto made to secure the
payment of a note therein re-
I cited in the sum of $165.00, de
! fault having been made in the
payment of the said note at ma
turity and the holder having
applied to mo to foreclose the
said deed of trust for the satis
faction of the note, I will ex
pose to public sale to the high
est bidder for cash, at the court
house door in Danbury, N. C.,
on—
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1925,
at the hour of 1 o'clock p. m.
jthe land conveyed in the deed
of trust, to-wit:
Containing 76 1-2 acres, more
or less, it being the same tract
of land described in deed from
| R. E. Woolwine and J. D. Hum
phreys, Commissioners, to Nan
nie Sisk, recorded in the office
of the Register of Deeds of
Stokes County. Book 65, page
17, to which reference is herein
I made.
The above described lands
lying and being in Stokes Coun-
I ty, North Carolina.
This the 25th day of Febru
ary, 1925.
1 J. W. IIALL, Trustee.
THE IMNlintr KKS'fJitTKU
County '!' ixc- (hvr
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ai'i' iii'iperty t i\i an! i-vcrybody :
|ia\ - t'lis tax who nvn land or litis i
inore than «if pi'i'sanal effects.
In se\ .'iity-twii ru;i 1 co.mtir.-' it is
paid almost entirely by tin* farmers,
ll is paid very largely by the pub
lic utility companies and manufac
turing corporations in ihe indus
trial areas of the state, that is to
say in twenty-seven counties.
Amazing Differences.
County tax burdens in North Caro-j
lina range from $1.17 per inhabitant i
in Onslow which foots the list, to
$15.25 in Durham which heads the
list.
County taxes per inhabitant in!
Durham are almost exactly twice the j
average for the state; nearly 50 j
percent more than in Mecklenburg,
around >•) percent more than in Guil
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I OUR ORGANIZATION: |
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g GEO. H. FULTON, General Manager. X
1 RALPH T. CHILTON, Sales Mgr. $
o L. 0. WILLIAMS, Service, Parts, Supt. g
y IRAD. FULP, Tractor Service. X
0 MISS ANNIE RIERSON, Stenographer. o
g GORRELL HALL, Salesman. x
1 DENSON JOHNSON, " oi
g SAM ROBERTS, " g
2 LUKE RUTLEDGE, Mechanic. o
$ J. A. WILLIAMS, " g
5 JIMMY SOUTHEN, " ?|
$ HILLORY TAYLOR, " o
g ROBERT JOYCE, Gas and Oil Man. g'
$ WESLEY (PECK) LINVILLE, Handy Man. oi
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g Home Folk. Home Company. Doing J
g their best to give real service on all g
g Ford products. When you buy a new g
g car or have your old one repaired g
g this organization is behind it. Give g
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! WALNUT COVE MOTOR CO., Inc. !
g Sales Lincoln=Ford=Fordson Service g
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! del! a u " : deal l> .■ - ' hun th'. l avi-r
--i fui tho .-•an- -Sti.ii i again-:
is7.s2: hi> ii'.iril 'it is Ii ,-s than half
that of his follow taxpayer in I*ur
ham and not much more than that of
his fellow taxpayer in Wake.
Tho p« r inhahitant harden of coun
ty taxes is greater in Alamance '
(SlO.ti'i) than in ninty-one other!
i counties of the stale. And ninty-j
five counties run their county gov- 1
j ernments at less expense per inhab
| itant than Pitt county. On the oth
ier hand, a taxpayer can live in
; Edgecombe at an average per in
| habitant tax expense that is less than !
half the county tax burdens of the ,
| seventeen counties that head the list I
lin per capita averages.—University :
I News Letter.
February 20th. Watch out. Shore |
Mercantile Co., King.
( a>ii :-aid fir poultry. I'linc in.'a
i i ad or writ" for guaranteed prices.
O. L RAINS. KING, N. C. 2w
I
I
j NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE UNDER EXE
CUTION.
By virtue of an execution in
my hands issued from the Su
| perior Court of Stokes county,
ion the 7th day of January 1925,
returnable to spring term 1925.
I of said Superior Court, in l'avor
' of J. B. Colt Co., Inc., and aga
i inst Leander Bennett, for the
| sum of $299.0(1, with interest
jon same from the 27th day of
December, 192:> and cost,
SIO.BO, I will sell at public auc-|
tion. at the court house door in
Danbury, N. C„ on— '
MONDAY, APRIL 6. 1925.
at the hour of 2 o'clock. P. M.,
to the highest bidder for cash,
the equity of redemption of
Leander Bennett, in the follow-j
inp described tract of land, in !
Quaker (Jap township. Stokes j
county. N. C., being the same
tract of land conveyed to Lean- j
der Bennett by deed from F. H. i
Busbee. Trustee, Dec. 28, 1898.
recorded in the Register's of
fice of St"kes county, N. C., in
Book No. page .'587. to which
reference is hereunto made,
bounded as follows:
"Beginning at a point where
! William King's line crosses the
| old King Mill branch, and runs
i West with King's line to his
j corner, hickory; thence South
I with Leander Bennett's line to
I Pepper line: thence Fast, with
i said line to said Mill branch :
land thence down the same to
I the beginning, containing thir
ity-eight anil one-half acres."
The same being an excess after
(alloting homestead exemption.
I This 2nd dav of March. 1925.
J. F. DUN LAP,
I Sherit!'.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTRE.
Having qualified as administratrix
upon the estate of John 11. ilaii -ton.
deceased, late of Stokes county, N.C.
all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate I
, settlement, and all persons holding j
i claims against said estate are hcre'.iy j
i notified to present the same.duly au
i t.henticated, for payment, to the un- 
' dersigned administratrix at Wain r
' I Cove. N.C.. on or before the 20th day
lof Feb.. I».i2t>, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of their recovery.
, i This li'th day of Feb., l!'2f>.
,| .MARY M. lIAIRSTON.
i j Administratrix.
> .las. W. Manuel, Atty.
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BIG LINE I
of Staple and Fancy I
Groceries. All kinds. I
Small notions and a I
complete line of men's I
separate coats and over= »
coats, all at lowest 1
J prices. Call in. |
IK. s. nunn, I
Walnut Cove, N. C. i
PAGE SEVEN
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I of Success in the |
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Sold Ever where
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1 Co-Oppi'^tiori
Two fi.nl Jackasses say: Get tr.is
dope.
We're tied together with a piece or
rope.
j Said one to the other, "You may
I come my way,
j While I take a nibble at the new
I mown hay.''
i"I won't," said the other, "You come
I with me,
For I, too, have some hay, you see."
So they Rot nowhere, just pawed the
dirt,
And, oh, by golly! that rope did hurt.
Then they faced about, theso stub
born mules.
And said, "We're just like human
fools.
Let's pull together; I'll po your way,
Then you come with me, and we'll
both eat hay."
Well, they ate their hay, and they
liked it, too,
And swore to be comrades, good and
true,
As the sun went down they were
heard to bray,
"Ah! This is the end of a perfect
day."
N'irtV, get this don't let it
pass;
All men can copy from the poor
Jackass,
IBy pulling tog'-ther, 'tis the only
I way.
; To put yourself on the map to -tay.
| —Kxchanj-v.
GRAIN WANTED.
i We will buy v heat and corn
; for cash at the market price.
, DAN BURY ROLLER MILLS.
DANBURY, N. C.
! .irtein farmers of Lenoir Coun
ty • •■•ntly purchased -152 fruit trees
j co-oin ratively at a saving, rcpor.s
>1 Hrickhoute, County Agenl.