THURSDAY, SEPT. 33, 1937.
tLOCALS
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Mrs. H. M. Joyce, Mrs. N. E.
Wall and Mrs N. E. Pepper visit
ed WinL-ton-Salam Sunday after-j
noon accompanying Miss Nell!
Joyce back to her school. Miss
Joyce teaches in the Twin City
schools
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Houston Lofiis, sup -rbtcn-;
{lent of the county home, was a:
visitor here Tuesday.
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Marjorie Pepper has accepted a
position in the office of G. H. Al
ford, chief of federal seed loans,
here. |
Edward Edmund* and daugh
ter Mayg of Jacksonville, Fla.,
were visitors with relatives here
the weekend.
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J. J. Bcoth is opsning an office
in Walnut Cove. His extensive in
terests as prjprietor of Danbury
cafe and a theatrical operator in
Walnut Cove dem?nd this* expan
sion. A stenographer and book
keeper will have charge of the
Walnut Cove sub-station.
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Dr. and Mrs. John W. Ne«l and
Mrs. Walt Saunders, of Monroe,
cime up Wednesday. Dr. and
Mrs. Neal will visit Dr. J. Walter
Nfeal at Walnut Cove for a few
days, while Mrs. Saunders visiti
Mr. Jessie P. Christian here.
Buy a
six-bottle carton
for your
liK ' s so convenient to buy six bottles of
|||VJ|H| Coca-Cola in the handy family package —and
JmM MMH so easy to carry. Ice-cold Coca-Cola is every
UIH placeelse; it belongs in your family refrigerator.
Mm mm BOTTLING COMPANY
J P. S.—liatea to "BwireelawH Time With Singin' Sam" over WSJB
it 11:30. A. ML Mondays thrpugh Fridays. Also The Coca-Cola
Quits* over WAIR at 0:45 A. M Tuesdays, and Satur-
Mr. Cha9. Powell one of the
owners of Powell's Hardware
Sto e and Factory of Stuart. V*.
was a business visitor at the Re
porter office today. See his ad in
ihis issue of the Reporter
Stuart Theater
FIGHTING CODE"—Buck Jones
stpxs in this rapid-fire romance
of gun-smoke and thrilling drami
of the western frontier.
"KING OF GAMBLERS' —Jackie
won the jack-pot and lost her
life! She knew too much about
the slot-machine czar! See a
smart newspaperman and bis girl
friend crack the slot-machine
racket wide open and put the fin
i
ger on the biggest racketeer in
town! A picture that pulls no
punches. Cast: Claire Trevor,'
Lloyd Nolan. Larry Crabbe, Hele>i
Burgess ar.d othe*s.
, "THE PRESIDENT'S MYSTERY
' This? picture is from President
Franklin D. Roosevelt's story in
"Liberty Magazine". This in
tensely interesting story involves
a lawyer with a shady past and
an unloving wife a"d who decides
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to start life over again. Cast:
| Betty Furness, Henry Wilcoxon.
"ANOTHER DAWN"—A story
■of sand and death and love Li
| British India with a giand cast
I including Kay Francis, Errol
Flynn anj lan Hunter.
Jenny Lind's Grave
Jenny Lind, the Swedish nightin
gale, is buried in Malvern. England
Paying Production
Credit Loans
Tuesday morning Mr. Clemons
Southern of Germanton Route 1
came int Q the office of the Wins
ton-Salem Production Credit As
sociation. A conversation was
begun immediately between him
and the Secretary.
"Hello, Mr. Francis."
"Well, well, if i,t is not Mr.
Southern. How are you making'
it?"
"Just fine and dandy. Just
marketed a bunch of tobacco in!
Durham —me and Early Wagon-
er."
"How did it sell?"
"I'm well satisfied. Here's the
bill. Like t 0 see it?"
"Sure," replied the Secretary'
as he reached for it.
The warehouse statement indi
cated his sales as follows:
Pounds Price Amount
70 . 34c $33.80
144 41c $59.04
122 40c $48.80
178 40c 71.20
86 20c $17.20
Total 600 pounds; average
$36.67; total $220.04.
"Not bad! Not bad," said the
j Secretary. "Is the remainder of
I your tobacco as good as that you
have just sold?"
"Not quite, I reckon. But I
think I'll have 3,500 pounds alto
gether and I ought to average
25c o r 30c for my crop."
"Fine," said the Secretary.
"By the way," sa'd Mr. South
ern. "I make a habit of paying
my loan out of the first tobacco I
sell. How much d 0 I owe the As
sociation ?"
"Mr. Southern, March 26th you
received SIOO.OO and June 15th
you received an additional SSO,
making i it 0 f $150.00 princi
pal. Yov. r.,.-- 5 per cent, interest
for the isctU.il number of days
you ha'c us- f the loan. Inter
est fro:.' March 26 to June 15
is inteiest on SIOO.OO for 81 days,
or .84c.; from June 15th until to
day is interest on $150.00 for 105
days, or $2.16. Your interest is
$3.00."
"Cheap money," he boosted. "I
my loan out of the first to
bacco I sell so that I can save
interest and also preserve mv
credit."
In the meantime Mr. Wagoner
entered the office and smiled,'
"Well I'll pay my loan tc
"Were you satisfied with the
price received from the sale of
your tobacco, Mr. Wagoner?"
queried the Secretary.
"Sure was. I had 218 pounds
that brought 39c. and 60 pounds
I expected 4c. that I got 22c. for.
I got $185.00 for the 564 pounds
I marketed."
"That's fine, said the Secretary.
Upon leaving the office, the
two gentlemen said, "Goodbye
until next spring."
Young: Barr Promoted.
Young Robert I. Barr, of the
U. S. Marine Corps Institute,
Washington, D. C., has recently
been promoted from corporal to
sargeant. This will be pleasing
news to Sgt. B&rr's friends in
Stokes. He is a son of Mir. and
Mrs. Robert Barr of King.
New Kidneys
toddle yuur r*cUredj«4
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THE DANin ny R«:?r.RTI:R
Manufacturers
OUTLET STORE
622 NORTH TRADE STREET
BETWEEN GORRELL'S AM) BROWN S WARKHOI SK
In the Same Location for 10 Years
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
MR. FARMER:
Your old, reliable store is again ready with a full
stock of brand new Fall Merchandise for the entire
family at very special prices.
Make Our Store
YOUR HEADQUARTERS
For 4 he past 10 year*, in this Himi' location, we have enjoyed your uenerou*
patrol igp and we appreciate it. Tills year we extend a special invitation to
you and your family to make our store your headquarters.
NOTICE .. .
The same courteous salespeople are waiting to serve
you.
REMEMBER ...
The Manufacturers Outlet Store sells most everything usually carried in A
big department store- But, being out of the h'-Rh re "t district we are able
to sell quality merchandise at much lower prices.
Manufacturers
OUTLET STORE
622 N. Trade St. Winston-Salem, N. C.
ECONOMY SAVINGS FOR FALL ON QUALITY MERCHAN
DISE AT PRICES BEFORE THEY WENT UP. SEE THE
GOODS. NO PICTURES, NO FREIGHT, AND NO SALES
TAX. CARRY IT RIGHT HOME AS YOU GO OR WE WILL
DELIVER IT.
All Cast Iron Range, warming closet and reservoir $45.00
Kitchen Cabinets •• $17.50
Set 6 Maple Kitchen Chairs .... $ 5.75
9 x 12 Linoleum Rugs •• $5.50
50-pound New Mattresses $5.45
Binders twine 45c. ball, brooms 25c. set of six plates or six cups
and saucers 60c. per set. Window shades 45c each. 3-piece par
lor suites $45.00. Bed-room suites $45.00.
Trade us your old furniture in as part payment on new. At
all times we have unusual bargains in reworked second hand
Stoves, Dressers, Phonographs, Parlor and Bed-Room Suites.
If you are building we can save you real money, na we have our own factory and dry kiln
our lumber as well as manufacture it. Good oak flooding as low as $2.50 per hundred; Bxlo
Standard windows $1.75; window and door frames and special millwork made to order.
Lowest prices on ceiling, German siding, weatherboa'ding (pine or poplar.) Oak and pine
flooring, locust porch flooring. Any style windows; glass and panel doors; mouldings;
brick and lime. Roof paifit 50c. gallon. Inside or outside paints, any color, $1.95 gallon.
For our Fall sales we have thousands of dollars of merchandise at prices you do not
want to miss. Many things we can't possibly tell you about but invite everyone to visit our
store and see for themselves.
Remembebr, too, you see every article and there is no sales tax, no freight, and we de
liver right to your door.
We are in the market for pine, oak, walmi t. cherry, maple, sycamore and odJ lumber.
Write or see us for prices
Powells STORE^AND Factory
STUART, VIRGINIA. PHONE NO. 8
When in need of Job AVork of any kind
call or write Reporter Office. Prices right.