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Miss Sadie Petree expects to
leave Saturday for a visit tc
Greensboro.
The Winston-Salem tobacco
market sold 197,000 pounds of
tobacco yesterday for an average
of $19.80 per hundred.
Mr. Jonah Nelson, who resided
on Danbury Route 1, removed
removed this week with his
femily to Hige Poidt.
The firm of J. Wesley More
field & Son has purchased the
interest of Mr. Del Taylor in the
retail stors which they conduct at
Winston-Salem.
The county convicts are being
worked on the Seven Island road
north of Danbury this week and
are making some badlv needed
repairs on the road.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Tuttle, Mrs.
E. R. Voss, of Walnut Cove,
and Miss Flora Petree, of La-
Grange, spent a day or two in
Danbury this week visiting the
family of Mr. N. 0. Petree.
Meeting In Progress
At Union Hill Cliurch.
A series of revival meetings
were started at Union Hill M.
E. church Monday night by
Pastor T. J. Folger, who will
be assisted in the meetings by
Rev. J. E. Flinn, of Donnaha.
I Follow the crowd and r.tay j / "'• C3llS* S tOT t «
we ,h afe H ow atfhfbusi" j| when you come to town |
ness and know the .limit | ; # aL&wi^ss^aC
on all grades of tobacco. | \y e w ju jj e g] ac j f 0 show you the >
We know what it is II handsomest line of >
worth. We sell it higher / \
and pay off as we go. We / ALL NEW FALL CLOTHING, c
have made our house big= / HATS, AND FURNISHINGS %
ger and brighter. We THAT YOU FIND ANY= x
have one of the best light= / WHERE. \
ed houses ever built for } 1
the sale of leaf tobacco. > - —■*■*--»—*' C
Sell your tobacco at PIED-  Yo , u aH kn ° w that Arch Caudle
MONT WAREHOUSE, ! knows how to treat a fel- 
Stoneville, N. C., with  low right, so come to
John H. Glenn and Robert  see V s whether you \
B. Price . bu y or not *
We are yours to serve, \ IT PAYS TO FOLLOW THE ARROW C
fiLENN & PRICE. \ 9m• >
IT PAYS TO SELL AT PIEDMONT. NORTH SIDE COURT HOUSE-THOMPSON'S OLD STAND f
11 ' WINSTON-SALEM, - = N. C. C
I
Personal and 'lows
items From Gideen
Gideon Nov., ■].—The farmer. l ;
of this sccli )i) arc almost through
growing their corn.
Mr. Alex Finchum and sons,
Messr.*. John and Elmer and
Mr. Carey Flint attended the
show at Ma lison Saturday.
Mr. Bruce (late wood and son,
Spencer, \isited liis parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Gatewood
Sunday.
Mr. John Flinchum spent Sat
urday night at Mr. W. M.
Flvnt's.
Mrs. Bill Heath spent Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Heath on Madison Route 3.
Mr. Bransom spent Thursday
night at Mr. W. M. Flvnt's.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and Miss
Bettie Johnson spent Thursday
night at Mr. Robt. Wilkins' on
Sandy Ridge Route 1.
Mr. J. G. H. Mitchell of Wal
nut Cove was a visitor here Sun
day.
Messrs. Robah Flint and Rus
sell Reid called a short while
at Mr. W. M. Flynt's Sunday
night.
Mrs. W. M. Flynt visited her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. .J. J.
Martin, Saturday.
Misses Mary and Lula Kington
went to Madison shopping Mon
day.
SOMEONK'S DARLING.
Mr. I). S. Watkins, of Walnut
Cove, visited Danbury yester
day.
If you want good sample
shoes at wholesale prices sco G.
W. Neal at Campbell. tf
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if "The Home of High Prices." 22
8 Made The Highest Big Sale of The Year jj
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*c£ Tuesda y» 21st. One Hundred and Ninety=Six Thousand ••
|g Seven Hundred and Forty-Six Pounds for Thirty-Five 22
Thousand Seven Hundred and Fifty=Six Dollars ®®
25 and Cents. ®®
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$18.17 Per Hundred Pounds gg
38 If YOB Want the Top for Your Tobacco Bring Your Next Load to PIEDMONT. S
II" RUN BY THE NORFLEETS I
®» WHO SELL IT HIGH EVERY DAY. S3
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Governor Craiy Works
On Buncombe Highway.
Ashevilie, Nov. 5. Governor
Locke Craig today made good
his threat to throw as
much dirt as th 3 next man
working the roads in Buncombe
county, on this, the first of the
two "Goal Roads Days" setapart
by his proclamation a short time
ago. Clad in overalls, tho Chief
Executive worked near this city
! with a squad which spent the:
I day re-grading the Haw Creek
' road.
Throughout this section the
1 road work was general, hun-'
dreds of workmen putting in a 1
; full day's work. It is estimated j
i that about $25,000 worth of im
 provements have been made in
the* thoroughfare.
I
Big line of sample shoes at
wholesale prices. G. W. Neal.
j Campbdll. ' f