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THE ONE THING LACKING.
In Western North Carolina
there is a little town where
10,000 summer visitors spend
the hot months. The place is
far removed from the centers of
population, and boasts of no
mineral water—it's just a cool
retreat for folks who want to
rest. The visitors have made
the surrounding country pros
perous, because all who come
bring money with them, and
don't mind spending it. Every
citizen of that section feels the
benefit of the SIO,OOO blown
in their midst EVERY DAY.
No intelligent person who
will reflect a moment can fail to
see that the summer resort sec
tion of Stokes county wuuld
grow rich in a few years it' u!l
the people could visit us who
WANT TO COME IF THEY
COULD EASILY AND QUICK
LY COME AND GO.
The reasons why this statt -
ment cannot be controverted are
striking :
1. Within the resort a of
the county, embracing sa;. ">
to S miles ot' territory, tii re are
as fine mineral waters as can >e
found in the world.
2. The climate is unsurpassed
for healthfulness, and rest from
the heated atmospheres of im
pure cities, from the misasmatic
conditions, mosquitoes, etc.
scenery is equal in beauty
to the most famous regions of
America.
4. We are ten times closer to
the centers of population in the
State than is the towns in
Western North Carolina where!
SIO,OOO a day is poured into the
coffers of the farmers, the
laborers, the people of all kinds
who inhabit that region.
Imagine the effect on the
residents of the Stokes resort
area if Winston, Charlotte,
Greensboro, Danville, Reidsville,
Wilmington, Fayetteville, Golds
boro, High Point, Durham, Mt.
Airy, New Bern, etc., sent us
10,000 visitors for three months
in the year. We would not
need to complain when our to
bacco crop failed.
There are only two things
necessary to get this patronage,
to-wit:
1. Accommodation;
2. TRANSPORTATION.
Immediately after the first
steps are made to create trans
portation facilities, the accom
modation will be provided.
Whenever we hear a man
say "we are not able to build
good roads," we feel like saying
to to him, what fool spend
thrifts we are already.
Seek ye first transportation,
and all these other things shall
be added unto ye.
fro- B A C-TO N," ;:, E S 11
Makes its bow to the public and goes on sale at all Drug stores and Barber shops. Under a positive guarantee—"Your money back if it fails to give pEsabjEnj
satisfaction." The proprietors make this proposition advisedly, as they have demonstrated its efficiency in the treatment of numerous diseases of the hair iIJMUW
and scalp, both to themselves patrons in hundreds of cases. The druggist of whom you make your purchase is authorized to refund money in every instance I ir^"^
where it fails to give satisfaction. il^^\
A VALUABLE BOOK GIVEN AWAY J „ | V
"THE INDIAN WEED" is the tittle of a very valuable book on the care of the hair, treatment of the skin and scalp in disease and health, and this
has cost us no little money and time, for the BEST SPECIALTISTS in the country—men who are AUTHORITY on such matters—have been consulted, and T*^
their experience is given you in this book absolutely free. In contains information which everyone should know know, and which took hard work to acquire l|*ill j
by these men who have spent their lives in delving into the mysteries of their chosen profession. All this information we give free in our book with |i|
i\ H i rkff? -To introduce TO-UAC-TON IIAIK TONIC, that i p f I « j« n r* ■ i 1
Our Special Introductory Offer a "* A Full 25c Size for 19c—and Give the Book Free! j
All you have to do to take advantage of this offer is to fill out the coupon in this ad. and take it to your druggist. This is not a sample size, but a full 2oc. | f slSSlSirJzi s
size—one-fourth of a regular twelve ounce {Dollar) bDttle. This CUTM id gjxl at all LEADIM J Druggists. s n 1 mm'
* This COUPON, properly filled inland Tin* name To-bac-ton IK derived from the well known weed tobacco, whose medicinal values ha.ve Pl' I
Q6 10c. presented to your Druggist entitles been known for over four hundredvjears and wax u«ed by the untutored HIT vane lOUK before the discov- If' 11
you to one full 25c size bottle of TO- cry of America. Our forefathers took the cue from the Ked men of the*forest, and it haft b.*en handed L" \
BAC-TON and the Book FREE from item-ration to generation down to the prtwnt time and 1m still used In a crude way in ,the rural |J fyL J
O It remained, however, for Mr. Ji. A. Hutchins. of the To-bac-ton Manufacturing f'o.. to seek out its ■ ( |
da Name - . medlelnal value In diseases of the itfaip by ticlenttllc Investigation and by combining it with' other merit- I 1 ~~— . 1 111 U
1 ous ingredients whose merits were already established, we now have the finished product—To-liac-Ton >' J ~ixir.rra 1 tiff
tST T ra „. ' Hair Tonic, which we commend to your consideration and use under the proposition that it must meet iV I W m % E.'
.j the requirements or YOPIt MONKT BACK. Ask your jjnriier about It. \ IvR """"EST""' X lU/
£ j 1 T v NX THE TO-BAC-TON MANUFACTURING COMPANY i.' XTjj
~ Street-
11 > WINSTON-SALEM, N. CJ
For Sale by the Madison Drug Co., Madiaou, N. C; Walnut Cora MarcantUa Co., Wtlaat Cora, N. C. Leading t)ru| Storaa sad Barbar Shopa.
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Do You Have
Headache
TAKE ONE
. I OF THESE
11 ' AND L THE
PAIN
IS GONE.
"My first experience with
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain l'i!l>
was a sample package handed
me. They relieved the pain
so promptly that I have never
been without them since. 1
have given them to many
friends they had head
ache ant! they never failed to
relieve them. I have suffered
with neuralgia in my head,
and the lirst one I took re- j
lieved me. They have cured J
me 'of neuralgia. I would not $
be without them."
MISS LILLIE B. COLLINS
R. F. D. No. i, Salem, Ya.
Sold by rirugglots everywhere, who
pre authorised to itturn price of first
packaue If they fall to benefit.
MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind.
Ca d of Thanks.
King, July 10. We, the King
Sunday School wish to extend
our thanks to all that assisted
us in our picnic trip the 4th.
to Doitnaha. We are very
grateful to the community for
the use of their wagons, etc.
Also to our friends at Donnaha
for their assistance.
It was requested by the school
that a copy of this be spread on
the minutes and a copy be sent
to the Danburv Reporter.
CULLER. PULLIAM AND
PULLIAM, Committee.
)
Sprains require careful treat-j
ment. Keep quiet and apply;
Chamberlain's Liniment freely.
It will remove the ssreness and 1
quickly restore the parts to a
healthv condition.
!
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KIDNEY TROUBLE
Suffered Ten Years—Relieved in Thru !
Months Thanks to RE-RU-XA.
M t^ter'|^ng, »»ys
"I have suffered with kidney am
bladder trouble for ten years past
"Last March I commenced nstnp j
Peruna and continued for three months j
I have not used it since, nor have I fell \
a pain."
Good Farms For Sale
I have for sale some good wheat, tobacco and corn land for sale
that I will sell on easy terms.
FIRST TRACT.
Situated about four miles from Mt. Airy, N. C., containing 140
acres with two tobacco barns, very good dwelling house. This
land is all practically level with plenty of water, all in woods ex
cept about 20 acres.
SECOND TRACT.
Containing 45 acres with two gcod tobacco barns, good dwelling
house and about J cleared land, balance in woods. This tract ad
joins the above tract.
THIRD TRACT.
Containing 80 acres with only about li acres cleared balance
in woods and only about 3A miles from Mt. Airy, N. C., more than
enough woods on this place to pay for it.
FOURTH TRACT.
Situated two miles Mt. Airy. N. C., containing 50 acres with
about 10 acres bottom land in 1 mile of Rock Quary, plenty of
woods and good building timber on same, all the adjoining land
can be bought cheap and on easy terms. For further particulars
in regard to same.
Address
J. A. JACKSON, Mount Airy, N. C.
Ilaro£nc:'«--raMiߣa& •. |
IJ. A. PA 'S i j
\ IVleafc The place to | j
§ Sk m a find nc ' e I I
II [Market as
I want to buy all the Calves
I can get. Will pay the high- 8
est cash prices.
White folks, give a call, I will
appreciate your business, and
will treat you right.
J. A. Payne Ij
Walnut Cove, - - N. Carolina. I
AT ASHCRAFT DRUG STORE
WINSTON-SALEM. TRADE ST.
.
You will find everything
fresh and clean in drugs,
medicine, etc. Drugs {
should be fresh to get the ,
best results, and as we
have just opened we know
and you know everything j
is absolutely clean and
fresh.
New crop turnip seed.
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ACHfDAET'C TRADE STREET
AjnUKArl J NEXT-DOOR TO BOYLES BROS
THE DANBURY EPORTERR
R. DAV ISi Having duly qualified as ex-
C A , A n . ecutor of the last will and testa-
Selling Out At Cost ment of Parmelia B. Dodson
...... i deceased, all persons owing
nov nnnrw i said estate are hereby requested
Rnrnx hhp« ANn t0 come fonvard and make fan.
BOOTS, bHOhS AINU mediate settlement of the same
LADIES' MILLINERY, and all persons holding claims
AND FURNISHING against said estate are hereby
GOODS. notified to present the same duly
authenticated for payment on or
n n4- oqi« (x nine ! before the Ist day ot June 1912
Uicdl Dal&al II 5• or not j ce will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
K •%. T v (T Sandy Ridge, N. C., May 20,
I) A V I b 1911 -
AU imcoxv cx J H - ELLINGTON, Ex. of
411 LIBERTY ST. Parmelia B. Dodson dee'd.
WINSTON - SALEM. i J. D. Humphreys att'y for Ex.
I am better prepared to meet the
trade for machinery than
| - ever before.
I can furnish the best engines ever introduced in this
county for threshing. A double cylinder Gasolene Engine
that is no trouble to operate and light to carry from place
to place. I can also furnish you every style in Steam
Engines, also the best makes of Threshers, both Frick and
Huber. We have a small separator of either style of the
above named separators running in weight from 2500 to
3000 pounds. Terms to suit purchaser. Catalogue for the
asking.
Please drop me a postal and let me know what you need.
I will give you the best deal you ever bought In machinery.
T. J. THORE
WESTFIELD, - - N. CAROLINA.
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Eggs 14c dozen X
Young chickens 14clb. •
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