LOCAL PS
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Mr. Elmer H. Biggs, of Sandy
Ridge, was in Dan bury today'.
Mr. Walter Petrec left Mon
day to visit relatives at Ger
maton.
Mr. Latimer Neal, Mizpah
Route 1, visited Danbury Thurs
day.
Mr. W. Leo Smith passed
through today on his way to
Walnut Cove.
Mr. Wm. Smith, who is ad
ministrator of the late Noah
Eaton estate, was here today.
Mr. C. W. Ferguson, of Sandy
Ridge, was here attending to
some business matters Thurs
day.
Messrs. C. 0. Baker and
John Hall, of the Flat Shoal
section, were visitors here yes
terday.
Mr. J. N. Young, whose school
near Walnut Cove has suspended
temporarily on account of
measles, is back home.
Mr, W. A. Nelson, a prominent
young farmer of the Westfield
section, was in Danbury attend
to some business Mondav.
Messrs J: (1. Morefield and
Chas. R. Helsabeck visited at
the home of Mr. J. Wesley More
field Sunday.
Mr. Chas. R. Helsabeck left
Monday to visit Rural Hall
and Winston-Salem. He will
return to Danbury next week.
Mr. J. J. Stephens, one of the
hottest good roads advocate in
the county, was here from
Meadows Route 1 yesterday.
Messrs. C. 0. Baker and John
W. Hall of Meadows Route 1
were in town Tuesday. Mr.
Baker has sold a portion of his
land to Mr. Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Chap Bonden
heimer, of Germanton, left Mon
day for a visit to Callahan,
Florida, where Mr. Bodenheimer
owns a nice farm.
From Bessie Tuttle.
High Point, Feb. 8.
Dear Editor:
I will write a letter for the
children's corner. We had a re
joicing time the past week. My
grand father, W. H. Smith, the
oldest citizen of Stokes county,
paid us a visit, and also my uncle
Oliver Smith and cousin, Gid
Tuttle. lam also glad to say
my brother and his wife and
baby, of Little Rock, Ark., were
present, and also my sister, Mrs.
Atkins, and husband and child
ren. We had music and singing
which we all enjoyed very much.
I am twenty years old, four
feet and seven inches tall and
weigh eighty-five pounds. I have
four brothers and one sister. My
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
John Tuttle moved here from
Stokes county in nineteen hund
red. It seems like home. I can't
speak too well of High Point.
There are several of my uncles
and cousins take the Reporter,!
which I would liko to hear from 1
through it.
From your true friend,
BESSIE TUTTLE. !
SMi E. Green St.,
High Point, N. C.
A letter From k Poor Ulan
i
Walnut Cove, Feb. 10.
Mr. Editor:
I have seven boys, all of
whom are old enough to work the
road. I have no property to i
leave my children, yet they are
subject to a tax of $6,00 a year I
each in free labor on the public
road. The proposed bill for a !
bond issue relieves me and my
boys of this burdensome tax, I
and we will therefore vote it.
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BOYLES BROTHERS
SEMI-ANNUAL
Discount Sale!
BEGINS FRIDAY MORNING,
JANUARY 24, 1913
THOUSANDS of people know what this Great Clean Up prop
osition means which has been conducted twice each year
since we began business and it has always been a complete sue
cess. Here is what we are going to offer and then it's up
to you to decide: ■
WE are going to sell you choice of any $8.50, $9.90 or SIO.OO
suit or overcoat and ask you to take your pick for
$6.90
*THEN we are going to give you pick of any $15.00 suit in our
■ two large stores for
$9.90
NOW read and consider carefully what we will do in order to
get ready for our spring goods. You can walk into our fine
suits, all new and this season's styles, which sold from $20.00 to
$30.00 and they will go fast when we say
$14.90
WE are offering Boys' suits at about the same ra[e of dis=
count, and then we have a quantity of odd suits and over
coats for Men and Boys, all good styles, also a big lot of furnish
ing goods in lots which we say take your chice at
Half Price.
THIS is House Cleaning time with us and it gives you a chance
to buy good seasonable merchandise at prices which our
competitors do not claim to meet. If you cannot come, send us
a mail order and we pay the parcel post direct to your home
and will pick out the cream of the stock for you and if it is not
satisfactory you can return it and we will exchange or pay your
cash back. DON'T MISS THIS SALE. =
Boy les Brothers
WINSTON-SALEM AND REIDSVILLE. I
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