THE WINSTON-SALEM JOURNAL,
Sanday Morning, January 20, 191
Gar "White Star" Flour
Just received. This will be our new ''Brand" of flour under
the ruling $t the United States Food Administrator of Dec. 18th.,
during the war or until this ordr is rescinded.
We feel assured that all our good customers will display a
spirit of patriotism In accepting the new conditions and'that they
will favor us with their orders for our "WHITE STAR" brand.
White Star Flour is still the h ighest grade of flour on the lo
cal market and we guarantee it to please you.
The Store of
Excellence
13
" W H E It E
or A LITY
PREVAILS"
P H O V E S
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Well dressed men of this city have long known this
Btore as. "Style Leaders",-The various line of clothing -and
furnishings featured are known the world over as
the best.
Fashion Park Clothes
Metric Shirts, Cooper Underwear
Holeproof Hose
Are a few of the loaders. The next time you are near
drop in and let us show you
among the good -dresfera as
The Style
Out" store will lie close,!. .Monday aft
ternoon in compliance with govern
ment or'lcrs. Let ns have your orders
early Monday am: lii"!mle sonic thrift
stamps.
Tlellehle eo-operat'on of everybody
will win the war.
u v r y i--ooas'
SOWCTH.NG GOQO TO BAT All. THE TIME
YOU NEED ME, I TOO,
NEED YOU
Bo let's get together on that car
penter work right now.
H. II. SPARKS
005 Hickory St
RELIABLE WOOD CO.
Back of Miller Bros. Lumber
Yard. When you want good
wood nhone 478
We Offer Special
Five of the Handy
Orchestra Jazz Dance
Blues
These records are 10 inch artd sell for 75c each
No. 2419"Livery Stable Blues", "That Jazz Band."
No. 2417 "Old Town Pump," "A Sweet Child."
No. 2418 "Bunch of Blues", "Moonlight Blues."
No. 2121 "The Smoky Blues", "Fuzzy Wuzzy".
No. 2420 Hooking Cow Blues." "01e Miss Rag"
Rominger Furniture Co
"Everything for the Home"
Men, Women and
Boys High Grade
Clothing
why this store is known
t-tylc and quality leaders.
11 Co.
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Sht-p
'.. Iiiic licim; Your
Shopping
" iin: hkke
Open 5 ii. in. Close 12 p. m.
' ious hot co (Ten anil lunches
n' all hours of tbo day.
P-r?.'.'-K ESS CAFE
A. C. BETHUHE
M. D.
rmrtirp ihiiited to iV.w ot
Hours- to 12 M: tc 5
Wanted
Rabbit skins in any quantity.
We pay COc to 40c per dozen.
Highest market prices paid
for all kinds of furs.
B. SWARTZ,
713 N. Main St.
The Transportation Serv:ce Co. will
discontinue the run from Morksville
to Winston-Salem and tlie run from
Winston-Salem to Mocksville until
the weather clears up.
1-16-tf
You Can Help Win This War For America
And the Allies
INVFST IX WAR SAVING STAMPS
Come in and sre our stock of
STAR BRAND SHOES
MADE OF HONEST LEATHER
FOR MEN AND WOMEN
TRICE 3 to $8
Vernon Grocery Co.
12 E. 41 h St , Opp. City Market
PHONE
1293
50 MULES AND MARES
JUST RECEIVED
All fresh stock, sound and healthy
and well broken, as nice a lot ever
brought to this city. Prices are
reasonable.
ZIGLAR & WAGGONER
Sales Stables
627 N, Cherry St. -r-Phone 64
Do It Now
Phone 278
Make your arrangements to
have your car put in A-l
shape. You'll need it in a few
weeks.
. R. Stowe
.Trade anti-Sevenths
Try
Kenny's
Love Feast Coffee
The Best 2.jc Grade
C. D. KENNY CO.
Cor. Liberty :;n.1-"rd Sts
Phone 3 57
GOOD DRY OAK WOOD
1-8 cord S 1.10
i-4 cord $2.00
S. L. COLLINS
corner Nth u.u.1 M'i'l'liiul Ave
Phone 15.".0
K. of P. NOTICE
The public installation of offt
i i of Saleri Lodge No. 56, K. of
P., to be held here next Monday
night Is hereby annulled.
The officers will be installed in
usual way, and are requested to
be present.
Members of Damon rnd Wa
chovia Lodges are requested to
attend this meeting as it will be
an important and Interesting oc
casion. Visiting brothers too, will
be given a cordial welcome.
The Committee thought it un
wise at this time to give a pub
lic function, and trust at an early
date to entertain their friends in
a tru'y Tythlan wav.
W. N. VOGLER I
Chm. Committee.
Lentz Transfer Company
for prompt service for moving
and heavy hauling and all kinds
of transfer work.
PHONK 47
DR. LESTER W. BENBOW
Dentist
51lv 21-224 Gilmer Building
Honrs. 8 to 1 and 2:30 to 5
or by appointment
Residence . . . 1719-W
Office 1023
Owens Drug Co.
The Real
Brief Local News
WEATHER FORECAST NORTH
Carolina: Rain or snow west, rain
I east portion Sunday; Monday fair,
' colder.
i Virginia: Snow Sunday in west and
south and by Sunday night n north
1 east portions; Monday probably fair,
continued cold.
' , South Carolina: Rain Sunday ez-
cept snow extreme northeast portion;
Monday fair, colder.
MRS. R. M. PAYNE ILL
AT HOME ON FOURTH ST.
Mrs. K. M. Payne of the Travelers'
Aid Is ill at her- home on West
Fourth street. Mrs. Payne has been
overworked during the holiday sea
son :i nd contracted a slight cold. She
expects to be back at her desk in a
few il:iy. Mrs. Mitchell, her assist
ant, s capably handling the situa
tion during her absence. Mrs. Payne
h:is won hosts of friends here by her
faithful service to the traveling pub
lic, hnd they wish her a speedy res
trnatinn to full health.
PROF. V. B. KPEAS
SITS SCHOOLS
Prof. W. B. Speas, county superin
tendent of public instruction, spent
Friday visiting the schools in Old
Richmond township. Me says all the
s-cliftols are in excellent condition con
fi'irrinK the extremely bud weather
of the pnst few weeks. The teachers
are talking War Savings and are
.-citing ready for a big campaign in
Kelirun rv.
Good Faying
Well Established
Wood Yard
Will sell either the entire
plant or will consider sep
arate offer for machinery.
Bargain
See At Once
At the Wood Yard
Or Phone 367
AUTO STOLEN!
$25.00 REWARD WILL BE
PAID FOR INFORMATION
LEADING TO THE RECOV-j
ERY OF A BUICK 6 CYL. 1917, 1
D45 5 PASSENGER CAR STOL
EN FROM IN FRONT OF REY
j NOLDS TOB. CO. OFFICE FRI
i DAY MORNING JAN. 18TH.
STATE LICENSE 9708; CITY
!OF WINSTON-SALEM LICEN
SE 112; MOTOR NO. 275001;
iCAR NO. 275707. WHEN
STOLEN TOP AND CURTAINS
WERE UP, REAR WINDOW!
LIGHT BROKEN, HAD ON
THREE CHAINS ONE BEING j
i ON FRONT WHEEL. SPRING
BUMPER LOOSE AND HANG
ING FEW INCHES FROM THE
GROUND AND EQUIPPED
WITH YELLOW HEADLIGHT
GLASSES. REPORT INFORMA
TION TO CHIEF POLICE,
WINSTON-SALEM OR P. O.
BOX 748.
Druggists
-i OR SALE
:$2S.oo;
fj i $n
HETOIEM
mi wwne
I W " fc mm ll M'lli.i.iniH.iiiiilt-wre
MERES
a
anew Stock, of Ajax Tires 3
JAX is the livest, sturdiest, "lasting-est" tire on the market.
A While others are claiming Quality, Ajax makers are guar-
anteeing it. Back of this guarantee in writing 5000 miles
is the fact that Ajax Tires are registered at the home office in
the individual owner's name. They MUST MAKE GOOD.
Come in and Ws talk Ahv.
! i,oc al KKc'iinnxd
OFFH'KK HAS KKCOVKRKU
Private Junius J. Winfree, wlio has
been ill at his home in Kerne rsvillc
for the' past week, was able to re
port for duty yesterday.
' SI IKiT. HARRISON WILL
RDTI RN TO Dl'TY TOMORROW
Sergeant O. V. Harrison, who re
cently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the City Hospital, e
' peets to be able to return to duty
: tomorrow. Ho is in charge of the
; Army Recruiting Station at Greens
! boro. ,
NEW MEMBERS AT
CENTENARY CHCItCH
The following new members have
been enrolled at Centenary Metho
dist church recently: Mrs. .1. E. Ki'ti
erly, Ira B. Kenerly, and Paul Ken
erly, 81!) West Sixth street: Mr. and
Mrs. Sparger Iioyles, Green street;
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Smithers, 411
First, street; Harry D. Dalton, 205
West Seventh street; Miss Fciirl Mc
Coy. 955 Boulevard: Mrs. W. A.
Speer. Misses Hester, Irene, and May
Speer, 214 West Eighth street; E. F.
Hohnnnon, 830 West Fifth street.
MR. I'RI'.D A. TISK IM i
WITH I'NKIMONIA j
Mr. Fred A. T;se is reported to he
seriously ill with pneumonia at his :
home on rattersfon avenue, his many j
friends will regret to learn. !
Itl'V. FDWIX TIKATH i
AT ITltST HAPTIST " '
Rev. I'Ulwin Health will occupy the '
pulpit at the First BnptiHf eh;wch I
this morning at 11 o'clock. There
will be no night services. j
MINISTFRI AT, ASSOC! TTON
TO Mlil T ON TOMORROW
The Ministerial Association 'will1
meet tomorrow at 10 o'clock In the
Y. M. C. A., in regular bi-monthly :
ression. A full attendance is da- I
Eired. j
REV .C. H. WIHTAKKR
AT ENION RTDt.'E TODAY
Rev. C. H. Whitalter will preach
at I'nion Ridge Method st I'rotst
ant church today at 11 o'clock, at
which time the Holy Communion will
be celebrated.
CI,OSIN; OF THE
GROCERY STORES
All the grocery stores and markets
will be closed for the next ten Mon
days, after 12 o'clock each day. They
will remain closed until the regular
openln" hour on Tuesday . mornings.
MR. W. C. RFNNETT
GETS PROMOTION
Mr. W. C. Rennett. district man
ager of an Insurance company for this
territory, has been promoted to man?
ager of agencies in Eastern Nortli
Carolina, and. is leaving today for
Wilson, where he will make head
quarters. Mr. S. H. Brown. C.eneral
Supt., of agents for this Sti:te. form
erly of Statesville, has moved his of
fice to this city, and will have charge
of the company's business here.
Mil. KRXVK A. MARTIN
RTIIJ QlTrE I Mi
Mr. Frank A, Mnrt'n continues quite
111 at his home on Trade street, his
many friends will regret to learn.
MEN F"ORWRDFD TO CAMP
BY CITS' EXEMPTION HOARD
Mr. Allie IT. riodrey has been
forwarded' to Cnmn .TaeVson by the
Cltv Exemption Ponrd and will be
credited on the npvt qonta Along
with him Mr. Rowno IT. 5oeas of
this citv was forwarded Mr. Speas
registered in an Ohio district.
HFTD CIVTT, SFTtVTCE
EXAMINATIONS YESTT FD Y
Mr. J. C. Kreecer of the local civil
service examination board, held ex
iiminat'ons in the civil serv'ce rooms
at the pnpt office vestorday. Five
young Indies and foyr young men
are standing the examination and If
they ouallfy will be sublect to the
call of the flovernment at any place.
It is said the Oo'-erment Is badly in
need of clerks nt this time.
FROM'IHE TREE
1R. NORUI RN VISITING
I RIKNDS IN BETHANIA
Dr. C. S. Norburn, who is enliated
in the .Medical department of the
Navy, is visiting friends at Bethajiia.
Dr. N'orburn will be remembered aa
having conducted an anti-hook worm
examination for the county about
three y airs ago. He is a cousin of
Dr. E. F. Strickland of the County
Exemption Hoard.
Wil l CONTIUBLTK TO
REBITIJ HAUI'A.Y CHIUCH
An offering will be taken today at
the Bible school of the Fourth Street
Christian church to help rebuild the
Bible school properties at Halifax,
recently demolished by explosion.
After the morning service a church
congregational meeting will be held.
The theme for the morning service
will he "Some Things Not Written"
and in the evening "Alter Death,
What?"
ACCEPTS IOSITION WITH
K. .1. REYNOLDS TOB. CO.
Mr. Carlos Cooper, formerly of Ral
eigh, has accepted a position with the
11. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company in
the billing Department.
I IUFNDS PRESENT A
1.1H' TO DR. II. A. BROWN
Rev. Dr. H. A. Brown lias been
1 resented with a nice sum of money
by his personal friends to defray hi
expenses while he is in Florida. Dr.
Jirown wishes to express his deep
gratification for this token of k.'nd
neas. MARHIACE LICENSES
isst V ESTER DA Y
Licenses were issued yesterday for
the following couples: . Mr. Ollie
Franklin and M.ss Ocnevia Fritz of
ffali'tf.wn, and Mr. T. T). Fhifer and !
Miss I'eroie Milton of Winston-Salem.!
LOCALBOARDSMAY i
ME VOLUNTEERS.
Army May Enlist Medical
Students; Registrants
With ..Low Order Number
Enlist Through Boards
Corporal floesch, in charge of the
local Army Recruiting station, has re
ceived instructions to enlist all med
ical students whether registrants or
not. who will be placed on inactive
duty until they are needed for ac
tive service. Corporal Goesch has ai
io received a communication from
Captain Edwd. H. Dennis advising him
that all registered men whether with
in the next current quota or not may
and are urged to volunteer through
the Local Exemption Board. Relative
to this the order says:
"Any registrant, nut an alien en
emy, whose order number is so low
that he is not within the current
I quota of his local board, may be in
j ducted into military service on his
! own written request by complying
v Ith the following requirements, if in
; a deferred classification he must waive
j such classification. If in class 4 walv
er must be accompanied by waiver
j form dependents upon whom his clas
; sificntinn is made.
"Nothing In this section shall be
constructed as authorizing any Local
Hoard to send lexs than Its total quota
called for from the Local Tloard com
ncsed entirely of registrants whose in
duction into Military Service. was not
j advanced under the provisions of this
I section. Credits for such reentrants
j so inducted into M iliary Pervlce out
of their order will be allowed to Local
Ponrds on the quota called for next
after their induction into military
service."
1 . .fi'Tr" r vn
New York, Jan.-1 9. flutter strr ne
cheese lronir: spot coffee Jo 7's !
3-4; sa.ntus 4's 10 3-4.
PHONE
, 1293
rv ...
URGENT NEED FOR UNITED
STATES GUARDS JUST NOW
The local Army recruiting officers
have received a telegram from State
Headquarters urgently calling for the
enlistment of 1.400 United States
Guards. Men so enlisted will be held
on inactive duty, likely around the
districts in which they live, unless
the emergency should require that
they be transferred. The telegram is
as follows:
"Make special effort to secure for
United States guards fourteen hun
dred required immediately. Original
enlistments must be between ages of
thirty and forty inclusive. Request for
waivers for desirable applicants with
previous service over forty years of
age. Last discharge as privates should
be made to this office."
Journal Want Ads. bring results.
AT YOUK SERVICE
"YOCR'RE NEXT"
At the best barber shop In thta
section of the country. High
class barbers and strictly sanitary
appointments. Try us.
L & B
BARBER SHOP
418 Mherty Street
Quotations
From The
Winston Gran Co.
-i ct) thing at Wholesale Prices
Phone 618
308 E. Fourth St.
We b .ve just received some
Mary Jane Corn Syrup. "The
'joo . Old Kind' at 15c can.
Hon tcfG. i. lb. bags. 6Uc.
Nice white Irish potatoes,
weighing 15 pounds to peck at
bOc. peck.
liioi compound lard, 24c pound
tl.-1 whole grain rice, 10c
pound.
Sugar House Molasses at 20c
quart or 70o gallon.
Armour's rolled oats, finest
quality, large boxes, 1.5c.
Duniieruillcr coffee at 20c
und.
Extract of IiCmon, the kind
Everybody sells for 15c, our price
10c per lottle.
Ext met of Vanilla, the kind
everybody sells for 15c, our price
10c per bottle.
Onions, excellent grade, 5c pound.
Country mixed beans, 25c quart.
Ijima beans, best made, 25c
quait.
Corned Herrings, 40c dozen.
Breakfast bacon, 38c pound.
Best Laundi-t soap, 5c per cake
Best quality whole wheat flour
$0 00 p hundred.
Country sorghum 25c quart, 90c
gallon.
liest quality water ground
white corn meal 00c peck.
Canned pink Salmon, large
II cns, 20c can.
Nl white shelled corn at 50c
jieck, or $2.00 per bushel.
Nn, 2 site canned Tomatoes at
15c can.
No. :t size canned Tomatoes at
20c can
Large number three size canned
whole grnln hominy at 15c can.
Splendid cofrce ' and chicory
mixed. 10c size now 9c.
ITninbcr 2 size canned pink
aus at 15c can.
p.iv c-a-li und save money.
Nice hard head cabbage 4c per
pound.
Sug.Vr house molasses In 5 gal
lon kegs nt $3 2" per keg.
Pluto beans 20o qt.
We Clothe Your
Family on Easy
Payments
723 North Main
803 North Liberty