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The same shaving brush has
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A Noel of Whitman, Mass.,
vho says ii is good for ten
'•ars more.
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 h. aged 1 and 6, respectively,
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tliu ttet of Ovine or. t. ««i%« or
so of these gay »i't!a fr«»k?:.
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she nsked. "They taaks u?
rrnlly feminine suain!"
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adorable nnil -/ipiiinc tiie fi-nvi
will he a fnvn-ite indoor p>»;!~nc |
lor sonic months to uiiie.
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Caught in the act of burg-'
lary. James Morin of Chicago
lost one of his eyes, put om
while he was resisting arrest.
The Massachusetts govern- 1
or's safety committee has rec
ommended that radios be not
permitted on automobiles in j
1 that state.
Nancy Roper of Leeds. Eng..
has had three booWs published
although she is only 17 years
of age.
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O. M. SOUTHERN
1 FOR VOI R
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ISeetl Wheat, Barley, Rye and Oats.
Special Price on Daisy Middlings and all Kinds of
Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff.
MONITOR ROLLER MILLS,
WALNUT COVE, N C-
Q WHEN IN STUART |J
2 —Eat At The— jj
I Bide-A-Wee Tea Room o
MRS. N. H. BRICKLEY, Prop.
DA modern Cafe in a Good Town.
The Best Food Excellently Prepared. g
I jj At Reasonable Prices. Q
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that 11;# ini*k« .'tM the r" f
put. Ra!i' cir:r our m»a; \\ i
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The largest tuna fish ever
taken with ml ami reel weigh
ed 758 pounds and was caught
by Zane Grey, the novelist, who
has also landed the largest dol
phin, striped marlin an,} vellow
tail.
Sally Lane, 14-year-old Clai
fornia girl, spends her summer
vacations as a sailor on her|
father's whaling ship in the
' north Pacific ocean.
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10—s aopocsiopoi i
| "mu. THOMAS * ' "LBKRT I
g Two of the World's Best Auctioneers,
SELL YOUR TOBACCO o
n
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© Paul Taylor, a Stokes County Boy, |l
1 follows all sales and bids on every pile ©
of your tobacco. Bring your next load Q
|| to TAYLOR'S and see how hard we jj
,| work for you. jj
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d Taylor's Warehouse |
| 1 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
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First or Second Sale, it will Pay You to sell at Taylor's
I' APfA^—rtlfftl —t^l—iO
Melrin Koontx, IT, is an ani
mal handler and trainer at the
Lot Angeles Zoo, where he
drives his pet lion "Jackie"
hitched to a small wagon.
[ USED TRUCKS"!
| Fords...Chevrolet#...Dodges 0
1-2 Toa to 2 Ton
J $25.00 and Up I
Q Motor Sales Co. I
JJ Chrysler Distributors
Ma ratal Street, Next te Robert E. Lae Hetel.
II WINSTON " SAL^^2Sg3^^3[OES
Stokes County 
Tobacco Planters—
This year you need help as you have
never needed it before. Let REX GASS
at Gorrell's Warehouse do some bidding
on your next Tobacco. It will mean
Dollars to you.
First Sales Next Week
MONDAY WEDNESDAY FRIDAY
Gorrell s Warehouse
|
1 WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
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WBNHDAT, NOT. S. IMI
Boys orer f years of are
now become affiliated with the
Boy Scoutta as "Cubs," apd be
come fullfledged Scouta upon
reaching the age of 12.