Dry Goods, Groceries, Hats
Shoes, Ladies' Dress^ —
Goods,
Merchan
dise. ' « uar t ant "!
my prices to be
\. as low as you can buy
in North Carolina or Vir
ginia. Come to see us.
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Farm Tools lcarr> a fu " line of
rcIIIII everything and you
PIOWS, Plow Nv '" make no mistake
Lines, Lap in examining my
Links stock before you pur
chase.
Ropes, W. R.
Anything" in QTFPHFNS
Hardware. bl fcmfciNS.
Miiaw™a—■—am
DAISY MIDDLINGS AND CHOP
In Car Load Lots.
Also other Heavy Groceries at Jobbers Prices.
.Merchants, see us Before You Buy—we will save you
money. ....
Hamilton-Brown Shoes. All lines ot
General Merchandise.
\\\. -ive everybody a cordial invitation to visit our store. j
Riog& Nelson, Walnut Cove, N. C. |
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J. E. J A M ESi
The Leader in Low Prices. |
WALNUT COVH. N. C.
I will handle the leading brands of Fertili- 8
zers the coming season.
Watch this space for my announcements, £j
S guarantee to treat you right. a
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STAR DQAHD SHOES
Fall line, latest pattern and best quality at the lowest
prices.
See us for anything in (ients Furnishings, Dry Goods,
Hats. Notions, etc.
PARCELS POST—We can serve you by mail. Try us
with an order.
BENNETT AND MURRAY
WALNUT COVE, N". C.
DAVIS AND LINVILLE
Liverymen
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Good Teams and Careful Drivers
Furnished at all Times.
We will conduct the transfer line between Walnut
Cove and Piedmont Springs.
Read the New Ad of the
Bank of Stokes County.
Attention is cal!- ! t'» ihe
change ' f ad of 11 it* of
Stokes County in ihis is>ue The
Bank's exhibit is very line. Tho
theme of the ad this u ek is
in showinp ihat it is H true
farmers' institution. A:. 1 x its
stockholders arc a lame i,umber
of the ?T">st prosperous HIMI sub
stantial farrrjgrs of the county,
many of them beinjx members of
the Farmers' Union. The Hank
invites the farmers of Stokes
county who are not already de
positors with them, to become so,
and promises every accommoda
tion and every courtesy to the
men who are the backbone of
the country—the farmers. Read
the ad.
Marriage Licenses.
The following couples have re
cently been granted license to
marry by Register of Deeds .T.
G. Morefield :
Bert Hicks, 2ft, to Roena New
man, 16.
C A Kapp, 21, to Ella May
Boles, 17.
Jesse Owens, 20, to Vir.a
Shelton, 16
H. C. Patterson, 18. to Agnes
Tillotson, 19.
Robt. Smith, 22, to Rifral Sat
terfield, 20.
i •
Notice.
I am paying CIIHII $l.lO per bushel
tor good milling wheat delivered to
my mill. 1 also buy corn and pay
cash at the market price. I Hell
flour, meal and chop at the lowest
prices. JOHN It. LACKEY, Wal
nut Cove, N U. tf
THE DANBURY REPORTED
WALNUT COVE NEWS
Bailey-Cahill Marriage To
Take Place On The 30th.
THE COMMENCEMENT;
Hifch School Exercises For April
20-24-25—Personals Of
Interest.
Walnut Cove. April 15. In
vitations have been received here
as follows:
Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Cahill
request the honor of your pres
sence at the marriage of their
daughter, Annie Myrtle, to Mr.
•John Chambers Bailey, Jr., on
Wednesday afternoon the 30th
of April, at three o'clock at home
at Winston-Salem, N. C.
Mr. Bailey is a very popular
young man and has lots of friends
here, while the bri.'e-to-be has
visued here and has a host of
friends here as well as other
places
Mr. A. E. Strader returned
last Sunday from a few days' j
visit to relatives at Shepherds
town, W. Ya. He was relieved
from his work on the N. «!c W.Ry.!
Co.. by Mr. O. t*. Worley of
Buchanan, Va.
M/. John Bailey, Jr.. visited
Winston last week.
Archdeacon Rev. W. H. Harden
of Salisbury will preach the
annual sermon of the Walnut
Cove High School at Christ
Episcopal church Sunday morn
ing at 11 o'clock April 2".
V rs. .S. Vaughn ami daugh
ter. Miss J. s.-ii. s;>v*nt the day
iast Wednesday at W instou shop
ping.
Mr. John Martin of Detroit, i
Mich., is spending a while in I
town with his parents. M.\ and
Mrs. J. N Martin.
Mrs. Luther Mitchell, Miss
Dolly Fair and Mr. and Mrs.
O. N. Petree visited Winston
last week.
Mr. John C. Bailey spent the
day last Sunday in Greensboro
visiting relatives.
Mr. Bob Young and family
were in town last Thursday
enroute to Pinnacle to attend
commencement and visit friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Ada Powers and little
daughter, Louise, of Germanton.
spent the day last Saturday as
the guests of Mrs. R. L. Murphy.
Mrs. H. N. Scott of Winston
is spending the week with her
mother, Mrs. W. L. Vaughn,
who lives north of town
Mr. W. D. Bennett is improv
ing some after a two weeks
serious illness. We hope Mr.
Bennett will soon be enjoying
health again.
Messrs. Julius Young, Pinnix
Bailey and Bob Martin of Wins
ton were in town Sunday after
noon
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Vaughn of
Stonevilie spent the day in town
Sunday with Mrs. W. B. Vaughn.
Mrs Jacob Fulton has been
real sick for the last week with
mumps, we are sorry to note.
Mr. Savage of *ermantor
spent the day in town Saturdaj
with Mrs. C. M. Jones.
Mr. N. A). Vaughn of Winstor
spent the day in town Sunday,
Mr. Harry Petree of Rura
Hall spent the day in town Sun
( day with Mr. O. N. Petree.
Miss Rhoda Adams retume(
' Saturday after several days' visi
to friends in inston.
Mr. N. E. Pepper and sister
Miss Jessie, of Danbury, wen
in town Sunday enroute to Mt
Airy.
Mr. Lonnie Doggett went t
1 Greensboro Saturday returning
Sunday.
> Mr. Tom Petree visited Dan
bury Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. R. P. Joyce spent the da;
Monday at Wi iston shopping.
Mr. J. H. Fulton made a busi
ness trip to Danbury Monday.
I Mr. R. L. Murphy went t
' Winston Monday on business,
l The commencement exercise
' of the Walnut Cove High Schoo
I will take place on Sunday, Thurs
day and Friday. April 20th, 24th
and 25th.
Sunday April 20th, the com
mencement sermon will be
preached in the Episcopal church
by Rev. William H. Harden, of
Salisbury, N. €. All other exer
cises will be held in the auditorium
at the school building. On Thurs
day night the program will con
sist of exercises by the graded
school. On Friday at 10:30
o'clock A. M. t the annual ad
dress will be delivered by Hon
Stanford Martin, Editor of the
Winston-Salem Journal, on the
subject of "The Challenge of the
Child."
In the afternoon of the same
day there will be a debating
contest and a reading contest,
and at night a concert by the
High School, the principal feature
of which which will be a play
entitled "Josiah's Courtship."
Mr. Wesley Mabe, one of
Sauratown's good road commis
sioners, was here yesterday.
fat ■ i ves the same pur pose" >L'
it enables us to resist unsettled 3
elements and serves as he U
I I great source of our body-heat.
Greater body-warmth means j
richer blood, more fat, not jg
obesity but fat which the body I
consumes for warmth, vitality, J]
resistance-power as a furnace
consumes coal for heat— A
Scott' 3 Emulsion does this, g
A ter.fpoonful after each W
meal makes body-warmth- I
healthy, active blood — B
sharpens the appetite and ■
makes all good food do good. H
It drives out and keeps out colds I
by raising endurance-power I
and creating strength.
Reject *ubititute* for SCOTT'S. I
SCOTT & BOWJTE. Bloom6eld. N. J. ■
Straw Hats
AND
Stetson Hats
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no 1 ' hi
! Full Line Trunks, Suit
! Cases and.Bags.
| Suits Cleaned and Press=
| ed. Agents Winston
| Steam Laundry==
Sent Weekly.
StewartJones Clothing Co.
WALNUT COVE, N. C.
TO OUR mm HID THE
DUTIHO PUBLIC:
We have just received the biggest line of all
kinds of fancy and staple dress goods and ladies'
furnishings ever brought to Walnut Cove, and
at prices so low they will simply astonish you.
Have also just received one solid car of Rills
burys Daisy Middlings, one solid car of hay and
a car of corn and oats, all of which we will sell
you as low as any one in Walnut Cove.
Six thousand yards of best plant bed Muslin at
lowest prices. When in need of anything in
the goods line be sure to see us before buying,
as we can and will save you money on your
MERCHANDISE.
Dodson & Co.,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
MESSAGE FROM
John A. Burton
I am receiving new goods daily. Have anything for
Ladies in the way of
DRESS GOODS, HATS. SKIRTS, AND TRIM
MINGS, SHOES, HOSIERY, ETC.
Big- Lot New Laces.
For men we carry everything Clothing, Hats. Under
wear. Shaw-Knit Hosiery, the best made.
Sugar still $1.20 for 25 lbs.
I have been selling goods for more than 10 years, and
ought to know something about buying and selling goods.
Come and see.
JOHN A. BURTON,
WALNUT COVE, - . - N. CAROLINA.