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I BUY
Chickens, Eggs,
Turkeys, Dried Fruits,
Beeswax, Etc.
PAVING THE HIGHEST
MARKET PRICES.
BRING YOUR PRODUCE TO ME.
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DANBURY, N. C.
BANK BY MAIL WITH A
5 Million Dollar Bank
Aside from its strength it best known your needs for it lias
tlif knowledge gained liy ex|M*rience and l».v reusoii of its
si/,1- It must employ tin* most capable officers and clerks.
Your Personal Check
Mailed to tile " l!iy; liank " for One Dollar or One Thousand
Dollars will bring yon a pass bonk wltli credit for the
amount sent by return mall and open to you the protection,
courtesy, service and advice of the bunk that, caring for
money of 11, win others, proves it can liest cure for you.
Ask for free Booklet " II."
WACHOVIA LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
220 Main Street. Winston-Salem, N. C.
LAST CALL FOR TAXES.
I will meet the people of Stokes County for the purpose of collecting the
I uses for lilii\ ai tlie following tlines and places:
' I.Jaiibury, Monday, March IM', I'll)',!.
Lawsonville, Tuesday, " 2nd,
Sandy Ridge, Wednesday, " JJr«l,
Dillard, Tmrsdny, " It h.
I'itie Hail, Friday, " ."itli,
Walnut (Aive, Saturday, •• f'lli,
Wilson's Store, Monday, •' Mil, "
Francisco, Tuesday, " 9th,
J, M. Mitchell & Sou's Stuiv, Wednesday, " 10th,
Morelield'u Store, itt tiaj.i, Thursday, " lltli,
Charlie Bovlm' Store, Friday, " 12th, •'
Pinnacle, Saturday, " liltli, "
Germantoii, M'liday, " loth, "
Jj.iyles Brothers Store, Tuesday, " Kith, "
I bitvo already speni a ureal deal of time, and been at considerable ex
pense in milking: rounds for i lie collection of taxes, and for the convenience
Of the people, have made a great many more appointments than the law
requires me to make, and trust the people will meet me on this round and
sertlfetlielr taxes promptly, as tills is positively my last round.
The schools will soon lie closed ami the teachers will want their money
and ought to have it, but they cannot be paid unless the people pay their
tuxes.
It will take considerable money to pay off the court-house and Jail build
ing bonds that must be paid about the first of April, and the current ex
pense* of the county have to lie met also.
It Is uot my desire to put anybody to cost, lint 1 am charged with the
collection of the taxes, ami HIII going to collect them, and unless you pay
on this round cost will IK- added, mid If cost is added, the people must
blnme themselves and not blame me, for I have Riven them ample oppor
tunity to pay without cost.
Do not neglect this matter, but give It your prompt attention and save
yourselves tne cost of levies and sales.
IW ®'' R. J. FETKEE, Ex-Sherlff.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Local Items.
The Reporter regrets to learn of
the serious illness of Mrs. W. G.
Slate of Mizpah.
Mr. W. W. King has been
suffering with an attack of grippe
the past few days.
Mr. W. A. Southern, of Mead
ows. paid the Reporter a pleasant
visit Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Slate spent
Sunday with friends and relatives
at Mizpah and Cape 11a.
|IMr W. H. Hart man. a proui- |
ineut young farmer and a good
citizen, of Hartnuan. was here a
6hort while Saturday.
Mr. F. T. Tilley, a good citizen |
of Daubury Route i, was here
Tuesday on his way to Winston
with a lot of tobaoco.
Mr. and Mrs. J Wesley More
field passed through Friday on
their way to attend Primitive Bap
tist services at Meadows.
Mr. C. A. Reynolds has been
re-appointed Po6tina6ter at Wins-!
ton-Saleni at a salary of $3,200.
Mr. J. T. Benbow was the appli
cant for Reynolds' job.
I
The Reporter received a pleasant
call yesterday from Mr. T.J. Thore,
of Westtield Route 1, a prominent
merchant of his section of the!
county. Mr. Thore is agent for
the Huber Machinery Co., and his
advertisement will be seen else
where in thi6 paper.
Boyles Bros. Co. Make Excellent
Showing.
We ojiened our store September
Ist, 1907, and sold in September, |
October, November and December
four months 1907 $12,(100.00. The
same 4 months of the following
year 1908 we sold $24,300.00, an
increase of $11,700.00, or nearly 10
percent. This shows what fair
treatment and honest merchandise
will do.
We guarantee all our clothing,
both iu quality and price. We
will carry for spring over 130 dif
ferent patterns. Prices are some
lower this spring than last. Don't
forget that we can supply your
wants, and we say, "money's worth
or money back.
BOYLES BROS. CO,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
The Legislature.
The legislature has yet taken no
definite action on the trust ques
tion.
The revenue bill has been re
ported by the committee.
Mr. Haymore has introduced a
bill to strike out the poll-tax
prerequisite to voting, and extend
the time for the operation of the
educational qualification to 191>.
The bill has been reported favor
ably.
There are only 10 more days in
which the assembly can legally
sit, and during this time many
bills will be rushed through.
Nothing of general State import
ance has yet been enacted.
NOTICE.
The undersigned will open
school Danbury on Monday,
March 8, 1909. and continue three
months.
An examination will be held at
close of school.
A special course given for
teachers.
Tuition, $2.00 to $llOO per mo.
Board, SH.OO to SIO.OO per mo.
J.T.SMITH. A. B„
» Principal.
NOTICE OF
SALE!
In order to reduce my stock fo
make room f r Spring Gocds,
I have :lrcided to make the fol
lowing cut prices :
1."iO pair Men's Women's and
Children's Shoes, ranging In
price front .">lc. to SU.iKI, I will
now sell the satue at I'll per
cent, discount. Also I have
a nice lot of Men's and Hoys'
Hats that I will sell at I'.'i
per cent, discount.
Also a nice line of Dress
Ooods In winter styles that
I will sell at reduced prices.
I I will sell other lines such
us Children's Cups, Jewelry,
and a general line of Notions
at reduced prices to make
ready for Spring Goods,
Everybody invited to take
advantage of these pricea until
; March 20th, 1909.
This Feb. 17th, Mil.
J. C. AMOS
Where Do You Buy Your Furniture?
Those who have traded with us praise our goods and business courtesies.
Furnishing Homes is Our Business,
and Belling Furniture in any quantity from the cheapest to the best is
our pleasure. We also sell the best Cook Stoves and Ranges to be found
in North Carolina. Our prices are much lower than lots of people charge
for inferior goods, Next time you come to Winston-Salem visit our store
and see if you can't save money by trading with us.
HUNTLEY - HILL - STOCKTON CO.
Cor. sth and Trade Sts. Winston-Salem, N. C.
Walnut Cove.
Walnut Cove, Feb. 22.—Mr.
,Geo. Richardson filled hie regular
appointment at Mr. C. R. Dug
gins' Sunday. Think the wedding
bells will ring again soon.
Chopping; is all the go in this
vicinity. The farmers are going
ahead preparing for another large
! crop of tobacco.
We are sorry to note the illness
of the little daughter of Mr. and
' Mrs. Daniel Richardson.
Miss Minnie Duggins visited
her friend, Miss Nina Whitten,
Saturday night and reported a
pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Young and
Mrs. Susan Richardson visited Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel Richardson Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Rachel Richardson, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrfe.
T. L. Harris, of King, N. C., is
expected home this week.
Thelma, the little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Duggins, is
, quite ill. Hope she will 6oom be
well again.
Mr. C. R. Wall, of Madison
Route left Saturday # for Char
lottesville, Vs., to see his wife,
who is in the University Hospital.
Mr. John Tillotson, a good cit
izen of the Walnut Cove country,
was here Saturday. Mr. Tillotson
has the honor of being the tallest
man in the county.
The Celebrated Huber Threshers
T. J. THORE, Traveling Agent
Westfield, N. C.
«PjjMWp» Save
Money ___
Vou Can't Afford to Run Any Risk.
You can't afford the false economy of cheap machinery. If the
Huber Separaters and Engines are better, you want them.
You can see that they are better if you will only examine them.
Superior material and superior workmanship makes superior
quality. With all modern attachments. With its automatic
belt tightener and side shake shoe and adjustable riddles, it
Swill thresh and separate every grain that grows out of the
earth to perfection. Every size from 18-inch up to 40x66-inch
Separators. Portable Return Tubular Boilers from sto 30
h. p. Skid Engines from 6 to 50 h. p., fitted with the wonder
ful Super-Heater, which is a great invention; Variable Relief
II Exhaust, that will burn everything that is burnable, the
easiest steamer known. Tractions return tubular with all
modern attachments from Bto3oh. p. Contractors' Road
Engines from 10 to 40 h. p., single and double cylinders.
1 can furnish you any size Gasoline Engine of the best make
known at the right price. Don't buy until you get my price.
I am sure I can save you money on anything you want in
Machinery. Catalogues for the asking, let me send you one.
Write me at Westfield, N. C. I can furnish you everything
in Saw Mills, Wood-Working Machinery, Bread Mills, Feed
Mills, Reapers and Binders, Mowers, Rakes and Disc Harrows
at the right price. Terms to suit purchaser Drop me a pos
tal and 1 will call and figure with you on anything in rny line.
Tl TH nPf= WESTFIELD,
• J • 111 l\ I 9 NOR. CAROLINA.
The School Teachers a Thrifty Class.
The school teachers of Stokes
are an intelligent, thrifty and eco
nomical class, and reflect credit
upon the county. They believe
not only in training their minds
for future usefulness, but in laying
up stores for the rainy day. Many
of them, both ladies and gentlemen,
as they collect their salaries for
teaching school, just deposit the
vouchers or checks with the Bank
of Stokes County, for which they
receive certificates of deposit inter
est-bearing. Thns their funds are
not only kept safe, but are bring
ing in something all the time.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods, Shoes,
and Ladies' Dress Goods.
We are offering some splendid bargains tn Dry
Goods, Shoes, Ladies' Dress Goods, Overalls.
Hardware, Chinaware. and many other things too
liumerouE to mention.
See us before buying elsewhere. We
pay highest market price for produce.
B. F. PULLIAM & SON
R. F. D. No. I, Germanton, N. C.
To my friends and customers,
You had better 6ee me before
you buy and get price*.
JOHN A. BURTON.
Messrs. John A. Bullen and J.
(i Walter Booth, leading farmers of
, the Hardbank neighborhood, were
' in town Saturday.
■ Can give you the latest price on
anything you want to buy. See
>' me at my old stand.
: I JOHN A. BURTON.
r 1 - - -
Mr. R. M. Smith's child, which
> has been seriously ill with pneu
- moiiia, near Hardbank, is recover
ing.
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