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HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY j
Any anc interested in pur
ihasinu cheap and owning one
• f the best tobacco and grain
farms in Fors> th county. V C..
would do well- to confer with
■ it- un.lersfgned. 01' I'. \V. Ful
'ii. rare R. .1. Reynold* Tobac
co Company. \\ !> ston-Salem. N.
i .. or \ . 1.. Hc-ter R 1. Ik-lews
reek. VC. This main farm
i intair* !!!'» ace-, more or Ic»s.
- !i i'; 1 buimht with part cash
..'.•nee on '- :mh! -I monihs
:ie. Mr. Hester will Sake
'easure in >howln.; anv one
■iter; etl »'.er it ;:t au\ lime.
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t are lay ior Urns..
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.iiul 1 -i-n e* ">
id i-i Town Fork ( reek. -!•
•.ere- of uhi eh is sjood bottom
nd. t.ood buildings on the
•■'•ice il interested in bu> inu
ri(i!\ -ee Vr. ( _ li. Da\i>. \\al-
Cove. V ('.* DjanUw
mmumsik \ iors notice
H:t\ ing ii iiy qualified as nd
inistrator of the estate of Mrs.
\ . . deceased, late oL
- >k ci i.:-ty. N » all persons
. Iter --'a' a!" requested
: ke pr> " i't payment, and
; holding elaims a
. linst said 'state, are hereby
' ■ resent tile same
. • hr::t a ated t" !lv undi -
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■ • : • ilay of January.
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Winston-Salem, N. C.
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$ (/i 42. 488 ('j 28. I- Knuckles, 1 ."»(> (a :!1). v
A. (). I'erryman loti (y 40, 410 ' J. P>. Mays, 180 Oi :»4. (n q
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! SALESMAN for Lubricating
Oil and Paint; two lines com
bined. iSalarv or Commission.
THE ROYCE REFINING CO.
or THE ROYCE PAINT CO..
Cleveland. Ohio. 1 w
FARM FOR SALE
acre farm, t> room house,
new feed barn, basement. 2
tcbucco barns. pasture. 7.">
young apple tries just bareing,
wiil soil for eighteen hundred,
me thousand down. years for
t l, e balance. W rite or come and
see,
H. IL TI'GGI.E.
I w l.aw son* il'e. N. C.
NOTICE
I. Kobah N. Powder. llegi -
II :■ c; lifni- i>' Stoke- count;.,
North Carol;!!'. do hereby certi
fy : i a* Uo> Wil'.iard obtained a
marriage lice:'..- ■ front this • ■
No\ eml'i r ... !!_'! to marr.
Tnida Alpha .lane Sisk, of Pin
nacle, N. daughter of Julius
Si.-k and Uilla Sisk. of Pin
nacle, N. tand said marriage
was celebrated with N, A. Mar
tin. a Justiir of the Peace of
Stokes county. N. C. otliiciating.
November ">th. 1924 at the
Court House. Danbury. NC.
witnesses present: Je-se Tutt'.e.
Germanton, N. ('., P. L. Gordon,
Pilot Mountain, V ('.. Gary Gor
don, Pilot Mountain, N. C.
This the 2nd., day of Jan.
11)29.
K. N. I?R( »U PER.
Register of Deeds of Stokes
i ;i• t\. North t.i ■■ lina, 1 >an
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
year, 1926. interest and costs,
in the case of "J. Wilson Mitch
ell against Stokes County Fair
Association. i ml others," pend
ing in Stokes county, the under
signed will sell at public auc
tion. to the highest bidder for
cash, upon the premises in Yad
kin township. Stokes county, N.
(\. near the town of King, on
the llt h day of Feb. l!>2fl. at
the hour of 11 o'clock a. in., the
real estate of Stoke- County
Fair Association, to wit:
First Tract
"l'icgiuning on t:. North
W i's' side of i n- Pan river road.
I' Oliver's corner, in 1!"!> Sprin
kle's line, south 7 chains an i
•"if» 1 -"J feet to a f"ck ; theiici
east chains ami feet lo a
rock: thence north 7 chain-,
(new linei. ami ">•"> 1-2 feet to a
rock in Sprinkle'* line: west >
chains and 22 feet with Sprin
kle's line to the beginning, con
taining five acres." See deed
book ">tl, page 111. Register's
oilier Stokes county.
Second Tract:
"Hi-ginning at the south west
corner of Fair lirounds, running
south, old line, with Polplui-
Slate's line. •">!'l fee' to a stake,
Polphus Slate's corner in Hus
ton earner's line; thence east
with I lost on liana line. 718
feet to a rm k in l!" -ton ear
ner's line, new cor: r: thence
> rtnew line. I1 ! 2 1-2 fe 1
t a r 'ad in I!"' >S; .nkle's line :
*••'•• «v:. with sprinkle's lim
eel JO a r-H -v. 1 h east
■ r • f Fair i ■ >ii: : thence
s »uth with Fair Gr ads line
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Come Here For Quick Action \
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I have decided to close out my mercantile business. I have a o
mil store of mostly new .u'oods that 1 mean to sell at and below
0 cost beginning' o
| January 15th, 1929. I
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And I expect to continue this sale until I close out. £
Come early if you want the best groods for less money than you o
$ ever bought them before. £
Come to this sale and let me prove to you what I say. 0
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regardless of price. Don't wait but come and share with the rest $
I never have given you an opportunity like this before. ' 0
Below I quote a few prices: $
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Heavy Domestic Sheeting at. yard !• l-2c,»Nice Illeaching at 0 l-2c 9
Heavy 220 Weight Overalls at, pair "JBc Itloomers at 20c a
(\ White Bed Spreads at, each 7*>c (Ladies bloomers at lo to 45c q
\ Kxtra Nice I led Spreads at, JtSc (iood wool rugs i) xl 2at §10.0(1 Q
Heavy I'lue Shirts at. !">■ Manabus rugs (5 \ flat $4.00 0
• hildreti's Dresses at, .'!!K Wool rugs .'I xt> at sl.flS 0
Nice Press (ioods at. yard !> l-2c Sail telt rugs at S 1 -tiv
A 1 do/, hose for men. pair t V Ilrooms for .">•"> to 7" t -
C Hosier,.' for ladies 8c Set cups and saucers, very large size 7">c q
Silk hose for ladies IS.- (iood table oil doth "."je cloth 2-k' )
hihi:. m's fancv l ose !!•.• (iood liic silk dress 1.1»-s 0
Y Ladies f;dl fashion hose Sl.lt' llan> besi grade t nioti suits PS;-
-iioe- les than half price l,adi« s hats at 1» per cent, discount
■ '>d c!" !• -a; Sic Hoy's woolen saits SS."o ;
W tell ~ keep '.rood tin.e .it '• l-2c t iih,L llalllS. Van! 7
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Walnut Cove Bargain House f
.1. W'e-'.i \ M -reiield. Prop., Walnut Cove N. (' 9
1 ■ £
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STOCKING THE BUNGALOW
pelfs'
f . -r> V> , • " I & \f / I'Jkti/L' JS/',
CI ¥ l?v»
7®n y *>/ M/'
I trill get me airay to the waters
that (/lass
I he clouds as th.'y pass.
I will yet tr.e auay to the woods/'
"j'fOW often have wc .ill felt the
'l'l 11 wtalvfia of which I lovey
sp*ike in tliis verse anl
\\» It rapture it is to gratify it.
II: .lights ill the litll-- huii>e in the
woods with the "Mi.iilmV' trim
with daisies pied, Shallow brooks
and rivers wide," will hurry us off
to our vacation as soon as possible.
Hut no matter what else is pur
v rhased, there is always one need
that receives earnest attention: the
food. No longer does the person
£ who Roes to the woods for his va
f ' cation expect to live on hacon and
ilour and sugar and coffee. To be
/1 »ure, lie takes those essentials
/ alotifj, and in onerous quantities,
> i but to them lie adds canned foods
which relieve him of any necessity
J of trips to town for supplies.
Jj Of all the canned foods which
J i are used in summer camps, milk,
\ i either dried, evaporated or con
i densed, has worked the greatest
* revolution. With its aid delicious
)C biscuits, flapjacks, soups, gravies
X even cake if you are skilled • can
z I be concocted in the woods. Cotn
? I plete directions for usin the milk
j» %ft t^ive:i on the labels or CAJI be
obtained from the manufacturers
!>ef.ire going to camp.
it the amount of baggage you
can take is limited, you will doubt
less clioo&e tor yi'iir vegetables,
peas, corn, totnatoes, and beans.
With (hose on hand you can pro
vide .1 nre.it variety of dishes. Fur
instance, the beans and corn mixed
together will provide succotash.
urn with tomato sauce i-, another
\ anaticiti.
And Fancy Touches, Too!
Hut if you have more space, there
arc many little refinements that will
add a lot to camp lite; fur instance,
.i-parugus, beets, sauerkraut, sweet
potatoes.
l'eaches, pears, apricots, and
pineapple head the list of fruits, fur
they are popular and, like the lead
ing vegetables, can appear in many
guises. Sometime when you have
caught a tine mess of lisli, try dip
ping circles of pineapple in flour
and then frvinp them in the fish
fat and serving them with the fish.
Tl.e combination is both new and
delicious. Or with roast wild game,
you might serve pears, l.ay them
on the fowl about fifteen minutes
before it is done, in order that they
mav heat through and impart some
of their flavor to the fowl. Apples
(including apple sattce), cherrie*.
and plums are delicious additions.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 9, 1929.
It may sound rather like carrying
coals to Newcastle to suggest that
it is desirable to take along at least
a lew cans ut meat and fish to the
camp, but after ail there irc days
when the lisli won't bite and the
name stays hidden. It is then
that the cans m salmon or tuna,
cod lisli, or clams will wear the
air of life-savers. Did you ever
realize what a wide variety in
canned meats can be obtained? Ot
course you know sliced bacon comes
in cans, and you probably know of
chicken, tongue, and stewed kidneys.
Many "Meali" in Cant
But did you realize that Irish stew,
I hash, sausage, liver with bacon or
onions, veal loaf, and beef prepared
in five different ways are all obtain
able? Then there are the entrees
such as goulash Hungarian style,
chicken curry, chicken a la King,
chop suev, and others. Wouldn't
it be amusing to sit down to a
dinner of exotic chop suey in the
midst of the woods?
It is just as well to take a few
prepared desserts along, too. Fruit
cake, plum pudding, fig pudding*
are all put up in cans. Ant}- of
course fruit butters, jams
are easv to transport and are eco
nomical Pickles of various kind*
thouM be remembered, too.