THE DAN BURY REPORTER.
N. E. PEPPER, Editor and Publisher
Issued Wednesdays at Danbury, N. C., and entered at the Dan bury
poatoflice as second class matter, under act of Congress.
DANBURY, N. C.. SEPTEMBER 23, 1927"
Tobacco and Corn Harvest Edition.
Tliis issue of Lhe Reporter is devoted largely
to the celebration of the/golden harvest of tobac
co and corn grown by the farmers of Stokes,
in this good year of 1937.
Possibly not since 1913 has a better crop of
lobacco been cured, and now the happy advent
of the opening of the markets for the sale of
this king of our crops is a source of pleasure and
;mtieipation to the farmers and their friends
everywhere.
The farmers deserve gbod prices for their
product, and the chances are they will get them.
The corn crop is also fine and large, the best
for years, and this coupled with the tobacco
crop, insures prosperity to our county in the
immediate future.
The Reporter takes much pride and satisfact
ion in printing the messages of the tobacco
markets, the warehouses and the business men
to the farmers of Stokes, and feels assured
these dependable business concerns are going
to be patronized liberally by our readers and
patrons, 90 per cent, of whom are farmers.
The markets open on Thursday the 23rd, but
clays before the first sales are called you will
see the stream of trucks and automobiles begin
flowinff, to bring back their cargoes of cash and
commodities.
WANTED—A good route man FOR SALE—A good 252 acre
with car —between 25 and 45 tobacco and grain farm. Good
rotable—l2oo famly route heer is 6 room dwelling house, feed barn,
. r . i 2 tobacco barns, pack house and
opportunity for B oo d ma, to »•'" ut . buildinss lr Good
■530.00 to $50.00 weekly. No rash roa()3 >nd m schoo| bus roato
investment required for details p r j Ce $22.00 per acre. Terms if
write H. A. Myers, Box 367, New- desired.. G. W. HUNT, Seagrovc,
ark, N. S. iN. C., Randolph county. 23sp5t
I MARGARET MARIE SHOP I
of Winston=Salem, N. C. I
I Now in Our New Store I
I 223 West Fourth Street S
A Friendly Place to Shop For I
Practical Femine Apparel. 1
I Selections. I
SAVE! SAVE!
It not what you make that counts in life, it is WHAT
YOU SAVE.
Stale Planters Bank
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
offers you a wonderful opportunity to save. We will
pay you a liberal amount of interest, compounded twice
a yar. We issue
TIME CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT
paying you a liberal interest. St*? us. Your money is
insured against loss of any kind. Don't carry your
furH>i in your pocket, or hide them where fire, moth or
ru >i may corrupt, or where tliieN'es may break through
STATE PLANTERS BASK
Vtf Walnut Cove, N. C.
Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
United Stateß Depository.
Stuart Theatre Shows
■ i
"CHEROKEE STRIP" Dick
Foran, the singing cowboy, rides j
to glory in this top-notch west
ern.
"FLYAWAY BABY"—A girl
reporter female Sherlock Holmes
anj a police official engage in a'
round-the-world flight to appre
hend a murderer, in this intense!
interesting show. Cast: Glenda
Farrell, Barton MaccLane, Gordon
Oliver. The finish of this picture
is a huge suprise.
"HOTEL HAYWIRE"—A great
comedy. What started out as
i a gag by a "screwy" astrologist
j threatens to caus>? a domestic
j breach to a home-loving family.
I When the source of the trouble
is located those involved run him
'out of town. Ca3t: Lee Carrillo,
Lynne Overman, Mary Carlisle.
! "KID GALLAHAD"—An excit
| ing Story of the prize ring with
■ Edward G. Robinson as the self
centered manager of Wayne Mor
j ris. Eddie hotheadedly tr!»?s to
sell Morris out when h discovers
I the fighter is in love with hi*
I doll, Bettb Davis. Humphrey
.Bogart, Bettie and Eddie himself
[are perfect. Punchy he-man ma
terial with Morris, proving a
winner.
Valuable Timber and
Farm Land Sale.
Approximately 800,000 feet
good timber.
j 241 acres good tobacco farm.
' The W. B. Tuttle Home Place,
an ideal tokes County tobacco
farm, lying 3 1-2 miles north of
Germanton, N. C., just west of
the Gcmanton and Danbury
Road, consisting of 241 acres,
; good two-story stable barn, two
| good dwelling houses with wells
of good water, and other out
buildings; also approximately
'BOO,OOO feet good timber, oak.
jPine, forest pine, etc., (excepting
■ the interest of the renter and the
estate in the 1937-corp), will be
{ sold
.AT AUCTION OX THE PREM
ISES FRIDAY, OCT 22,
1937, At 2 O'CLOCK.
All bids and terms are subject
to the confirmation of the Com
missioner.
No. 1—74 acre tract, home
place, 7-room house, pack bam, |
feed barn, 2 tobacco barns, 300,-1
000 feet saw timber.
No. 2—94 acre tract, 20 acres |
bottom land, 7-room house, well,'
tobacco barn, 250,000 feet saw,
timber. J
No. 3—One tobacco ba r n, finest j
lot of timber of any, approximate- i
i
ly 400.CC0 feet saw timber.
TERTS:—Land Sale.— 1-3
cash, 1-3 12 months, 1-3 18
months. With interest on defer
®d payments secured.
Any one desiring to look over
the rlacf' and for further infor
mation, communicate with J.
1 Walter Tut tie, Wall burg, N. C.
or J. Cnlvin Tut'le. Winston -
I N C., Crystal Ice Co.
Radway's Fills
(Hi* Vccetabl* Lazatlra)
to ckuM dw louaonal met «f
■mpurittM immd by coMdpartaa.
Year poiwa-fm blood will (h>
you w "ftp."
Mild . RjLUblt At YM> DNMBT
THE D ANBURY REPORTER
•/a/k of t/ie'./own
Featuring MILSON COATS
i Coats s 9»p
■ Colors:
Hi Rust
v Mahogany
Carama j
DRESSES W
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MAUFAIR DRESS SHOP
448 /\. Liberty St., Winston-Salem, C.
fREIDSVILLEi
i THE I
j Tobacco Market j
| 5
1 Pays higher Prices |
E* i
\ HY? Because Reidsville has among its buyers one of the largest consumers of tobacco in im
this section right in her city. That makes for a HIGH MARKET, and a HIGH MARKET W
it is always a GROWING MARKET. There is another factor in the selling of tobacco, how- J
S ever, that is important to the Grower and that is SERVICE. REIDSVILLE, THIS YEAR,
WILL OPERATE ON A TIME SCHEDULE. THIS PROVIDES FOR CERTAIN KNOWN Z
£) HOURS FOR EACH WAREHOUSE. The Grower, therefore, knows that should No 1 A
w sale be "blocked" with tobacco, that at an agreed time No. 2 sale will start—likewise No 9
9 3 and N'o. 4 sale. The REIDSVILLE SLOGAN IS A SALE EVERYDAY IN EVERY J
2 WAREHOUSE. This method removes any likelihood of any tobacco being held over, and
Z assures the Tobacco Producer of quick sales. 9T
2 REIDSVILLE "THE" TOBACCO MARKET 11Y THIS METHOD OFFERS THE RIGHT {
£ PLACE TO SELL YOUR TOBACCO— PROMP T AND SATISFACTORY SALES. £
# The quality of the leaf sold governs the price \ but the REIDSVILLE TOBACCO MARKET #
not alone offers that price but assures the Producer the service that goes with thai.
X i.rice.
| BUY AND SELL IN |
f Market |
THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1937