GET TT AT KiQER'S NEW STORE, KINcC N." C.
IT.
Rheumatic
bottle 11 Si IJK'S Liniment. ami although she is over years of 3£ f -, she hus M
olitjir.cU g.eut relief m li.r rheumatism "
Kheumathm Entirety Corn:
Ml-, KvF.ll TT\ MM K. of i;ij V> >imnj; St.. Uaytnn. Ohio, writes I
44 My m >t IUT was ttotil>i--d with tie : ' 1 1 . -.m and lu r fiiriids advist i lurlnpct I
Sloan's I.inimt'l1 1 and her Il.t iim.t*!i« i- intatly m\ At tin* same tant'the I
family was tmtiM'd with rinn-wnnis •' 1 ■ »v live riiic-wornis lirtwern my ■
sisters and I anil Sloan's Liniment cand every one of us in week's time."
is the best remedy for neuralgia, rci.itica, lumbago. chest
pains, asthma, hay fever, tuup, sore thro.it am! sprains.
At ill! drain's. I'licc, ">>«•., ami $1 .)•>.
Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle, Hoi;* ;-.ml l'oultrv sent free. Address
Dr. EARL S. SLOAN, BOSTON, MASS.
lawsonville.
Law*' i\ ii'.c Nv. 11. i h.»
school licjMin h'.s ; Mi with
Mr. *l. I'avi.-. :~s i i ir.« i; ii.
and Miss (/'n'rira .'»i v a*
' :-,>is!aiit.
Mr. Hi.mio Moore and Mrs.
E. «Shoopard visited relatives
ami frit t. is in \ iivrii i\ I>' S:i'-
ui'iiav and Sa» d
Mr. lid') . hi ll'm familv
fi" :■. Stuart. Va., IKIVI' I >«•••!I
visi'inji !h :r .alitor M.\
Sholton, iiii -i \v"i'k.
Mis. Ro!irisn, wlio
has boon sick, is much im
proved, we are jrlad to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra She'ton
from l'il't Mountain, retur-iod
to tin ir homo 'oday after a few
days visil with relatives and
Beaver Board
Is Sold Exclusively by
CLINARD'S PAINT, MANTEL
AND TILE COMPANY
WBISTOK-SALEM, ». C.
Heaver Board is Used For
Wails and V ilinjrs in Homos, Stores, OHices, Factories, Bungalows,
Signs, Show Windows, Display Rooms, Ceilings, Etc.
Special Uses
Portable Houses. Elevator Shafts, (la"ages, Engine Rooms, Test
ing Rooms, Railway Cars. Factory Buddings.
Making Useful Articles.
Shirtwaist Boxes. Telephone Pads. Doll Houses. Mats for Dishes.
Card Tables, Movable Partitions, Music Stands, Reading Stands,
Waste Baskets. Tabouret. MagiU'.ine Cabinet, I'mhrella Stand,
Wardrobe, Screens, Bath Room Cabinets, Sewing Table, Closet
Linings.
Call at the Reporter Office for
samples.
L Barr ' s Shoe Store
! 436 Liberty St.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
friends.
Mrs. X. li. Shopjiard and
children visite l at Mr. and Mrs.
' lahe Mi ii ire's Saturday and Sun
day.
.Mrs. I'.ud Ti!: y ami little s M
i tin i'i:ii ui-l-• ha. I ii'»'M . is;iirc,f
; ' . i -> M\ : -sa I.awson s this
•v i k.
Gonvescs
At iiiyh Point
Tho annual Conference >f the
M. E. church !'■ r \\Ysi rn
North Carolina convened at
11ij-rh Point today and will con
tinue for about one week.
Pastor T. -I. Folder, of tho
Danbury circuit, left Tuesday
to attend the session.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Mi Sfedman Popular
| With Ifiice-Mers
According to rejiorts Congress
nv.in Stedman, of this district, is
already being deluged with let
tors from office-seekers princi
j l ally those wiio want petitions
(as postmasters.
if newspaper ivporls sent out
from Washington are tru.', Con
gressman Stedman will name the
| next p st master in the first, sec
ond ai d third class in his dis
trict. Here is a special from
Washington to the Ricmond
Times-Dispatch which isexplana-1
to-y:
"From an undeniably reliable j
source it is learned here that
President-Elect Wilson Iris de
cided that upon his entry into
tin- White Il u.se on March ! the
appointment of all postmasters,
with the exception of those under
; civil service rules, shall be left
to tin l members of the House ex
clusively. In th? selection of
such ollicials, tile wishes of the
respective House members will
■be rigidly regarded. Further
than this it could not be asc« r
litained from this authority what
the I'lvsider.t-olect will do to
■ wards filling ••'.hei positions, sue!
; -')lleet"is »i , -i" district at
t irneys and mar-half. ' it i -
ii'.df rstond that he.*-" large
; p lintments will lie -It t> 'J
«!it i->ll of th" Senators
John S. fiiifcfi
loses Barn !Sj {"iff.
Mr. John C 1' i!
' mana ■'i' of the Stok. St . ocery
1 Company of Walriut Cove, w.s
in town last week visiting the
■ I'anbury merchants. Mr. Ful
ton is one of Stokes county's
' li\ » wires. He I:as by dint of
' his popularity, his straight deal
ings with the people, and
bis never-failing energy, built
up a business at Walnut Cove
which has long keen a cr> ing
need. It is at the same time a
success for its stockholders and
a necessity for its customers.
Mr. Fulton had the misfortune
to lose his stable by fire last
week.
Mr. J. N. Young, who is
teaching at Tuttle, spent Sun
' day at his home here. •
Mr. Moses Ik Mabe was here
Saturday.
• Stock of Goods and Fixtures to Be
' Sold at the llijluiht Wilder.
On Friday and Saturday. Nov.
2'.' and •"•), 1 will offer for sale to
the highest bidder the stock of
goods, together with all the
, store fixtures, etc., of the firm
i of Alley Bros., consisting of dry
goods, shoes, hardware, etc. If
you want some good bargains be
sure to attend this sale. Come
and bring all vo-ir friends.
'.I. M. ALLEY.
' Dan bury, N. ('.
King Items.
King. Nov. )••'. Mrs. j
Newsom, age 73 years, died • :'|
paralysis at her home one mile |
west of this city and was buried j
Friday at the old Newsom c 'liv;-j
tery nar Tobaccoville.
Mr. Luther I'e tree ami Miss;
Bertha Thomas were piietly mar- j
ried at the h»mo of Mr. (i. W.
t- i -i
\ • st . v atunlay nignt.
Mr. Robie Co • and Miss Lillie ;
Mickey of Pinnacle were mar
ried at \\ ir.ston-Salem, Satur
day. Nov. hi. Their intention
was to have a secret marriage
but some how they received a
general ricing at Hotel Neil
and also on return to Pinnacle
on evening train were-met by a
large crowd with bells, guns
horns, of. So they were sur
prifod.
C,EE.
D.inlnux Route !,
Danbury Route 1, Nov. 17.
Those who visited Miss 1)• >rn
R?nnett Sunday were Misses
Verda, I'.essie, and Nannie Ben
nett: Messrs. Alex Nelson, John
i Sullen. Hoss Hrown, Posie
Flinch 1 :n. Ruff Nel-on, .lim
Klinchttm. flili:i*r Nelson, •'in;
Tom ?dabi'. mid ' T. 1 -iter Kiiueh
•; ?".i.
• a 'anc • ■ -ive .
1 r 'I '■ ■■■■:.■. igl.i
\ ' irp' \ ' ■ ore.- iv.
( Ides l! V .• Is
MH«!i !; •• ;: .. -•!> : 1 ; i
Clli»S ' i •• «.' ' / .*'! 11• ' •
right op "i.
Mr. ".iinur .. i •; . ir
chased n-»v. Lit. . u■ • b
will carry the girls \ • »*i«l • r • \v.
I'l.i FYi '» ii:i
fiiv . ! Y"-ir I>«►•!-.r1 r _ r .
At'tel V. I ll iVe V ui. en :
fur your dollars \on want t->
iiivst 'hem >. ("•!>. I in
.. i'.ll 1 vi mi ' i;i vesti *ll iii'
.m 1 i• i i. I'li.iiiit i.. • • ■
way to acc> ■■ plish liii-. is t" !"i.
sliaies in .in* • 'ttizens !',.i .■
n. - Loan A-sieiati >n of Win-to -
Salt m, N. This is .• . ;• • > -
ful business and l"'siit s gent: •
good returns from y >',r invov'-
tnent. you v\ ill have ;!;•> - t
f.ulio.i of knowing that yur
money is iieing used to ivln
struggling young men to lmili
liniiies for t heir.selves.
See .J. W. Fast, a. en?, \\.li
mit Cove, N or atldres> the
company at U':nsti -Salem. N.
Mr. J. W. Walker. S.vretary
and Treasurer of the Ib lyecoel
llrick Co., i f Walnut c,i\,-, N.
C., is president e," tlie Assecia
tion.
Laffargue
PIANO
■
jSi - - —-• •
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Ike:.:
Excells in Purity of Tone and
Durability of Construction.
Cataogue l-ree-
Write Department S.
R. J. BOWEN & BRO.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
We carry a complete line of
Edison Phonographs and Re
cords. Write for catalogue of
new records.
FALL. SUITS AND
v>? \ OKJ /~\ f S
V/her you come to Winston
don't ill to sec the new fail
suits and overcoats we are
now showing, for we don't
mind showing you and a look
will convince you that we
have the real values here.
Suits at $4.95. $6.58 to $lO and up.
Gvercoa s at $5, $0.50 to $lO and np.
N. L C ran ford & Co.
("ne Price Clothiers.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. CAROLINA.
Hov. to K p Sc.-.k. home —germs don't like sunshine.
Keep the wint" r.vs dosed nil! Eat invgutarly—by all means
the time, especir''y when yr.u t your stomach disordered,
sleep |Y- •!i air ■ •'■•!> ■ ■ ai '".tth ■ap and
ivaltliv. ...iter; i .:«•* of . , ase.
... : , : ■ Ih'i
j, ,if if•; r 'ti • val'i.' . ilth i; i.;I .>
.1 . :' 1 r IV ■ \\ : . ■ ir. . . /_
"i! . • ' anyhiA*.
r- ■ ...r. ■ a.. 1 . 1 ! ';ia'' of tiideoi•
' • til. was i rr while yestei
K • i : ■ ; ,:.! >1 \■ ;r da". •
A NEW' S i ORE!
WITH NEW GOODS AT
Til L OLD STAND.
W l !'• 1 T• • i i•• «M.. t.. -| "•;■! f; . : : (; at
. • w>- recenM. r«*:n>»l our:.' .r ■ and out
ni li.t 'luuie ii ir pla - one o :i I• . nv. >?
at 1 ec,• . . 11! :r !'' I ill e t• >. e |,,i' •i i ,;u
e •••!•• w .'ich gt s n ~n* n •
. - ma'• •it more • . ill. : ble i'o .r, i.-i i .«• s.
U l . ...- ldi:i"nal :*''ai.v it on.;: !'_*s ir-t-> put in iu u
li'.i • e Hs'ir gof ladies' *;:•!\-to-wear gtM>tls. Also
- a.' ci.ildivn. weii;c.. i ctanpleie stock of
i i '. - c ».i* .-'it's, co.its, 11!"•... and t partite skirts
Iv ei-\ t':11 t ■ tin-; .1 with t.o o!,| stock nor no
li. • .ri\ 'n '.ip north v.lui mai'iifaeture th.esv
iii I - *" > ' •-• •••ii ••• • these g00d... far li'-iew the
legal :r , .. ! can honestly guarantee yo i a sa\-
i:.j' .>! .iti ■■ • • !'• les you take no risk of get
iiii:\ tlii . : ,i th.. h.'st of merchandise for the
it; i v\.
Sii' idd ymi in need of any gooes ;!:js fall it would
..ii tn ;iMi.e a!, i \tr.i trip I> see n«i Here are a
t v prices that will give \o..i an idea i the values we
are ii;]'i'iinin !,*t«ii«*s and childr n's ready-t -wear
)(ii! s •
i 0 Ladies' Sample CoaS Swiis,
;t!l the leading s!i tdes this m, worth spi to
•SiHl, oi,r s.ieciitl \vli:.e t) ■ >v, i i spj ."it.
>o Ladies' Coats.
hll-\v..o|, strictly tailor-:'.: ide, ■..orth :Y im to
•'ir special barcain price •■> to s'ltl,
30 Misse c Coats,
wrth from ■"! to sj2.."i't. ■ er special pric.- ' l .i to >.*».
40 Ladies' Dresses
that sell from *lil to !?2 I, we sell for to
\ liirge Jissortment of skirts and sweaters. Kvery
thing at a price that > will suit you.
We carry one of the largest lines of shoes in the i ity
for men. women and children, and can save you fr.ni
oOe. to .SI on each pair.
t!iv*' us atrial and we send you home happv.
(fur line of gents furnishings is complete.
Our line of hats from the 50c. grade up to the John
H. Stetson best make.
A. SHAPIRO
■llO LIBERTY STREET.
TWO DOORS SOUTH OF THE LIBERTY THEATRE.
Winston=Salem, N. C.
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