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In New Road In Sauratown Tow n
cfi;p Will Be One of the
F.nest In the State.
Parties returning from Wal
nut Cove this week report that
since the finishing touches are
being put on the new road • from
Mr. J. I. Blackburn's to Wal
nut Cove it is doing fine. Dur
ing the recent rainy weather,
while the top-soil was being put
on, there was some complaint of
the road being bad, but since
it is beginning to pack, much
praise is being given the road.
Mr. Geo. R. Smith, the super
intendent, says that when this
road is finished it will be one of
the best roads in the State.
Brim's Grove.
Brim's Grove, Dec. 15. —Rev.
W. H. Beamer fil'ed his regular
appointment at Brim's (.Jrove
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. S. W. Sams, who has
been confined to his bed for
some time with pneumonia, is
improving.
Mrs. Eliza Roberts, who has
been in the hospital at Winston
for some time, has returned
home much improved, we are
glad to note.
Mr. W. R. Covington's mule
b3came frightened while stand
ing hitched to a buggy at Brim's
Grove church and turned it over
breaking both shafts and broke
the harness up considerably, but
no one was hurt.
The box supper given at the
Gibson school Saturday even
ing was a success. They sold
seven boxes averaging $2.00
each. The highest box was
made by Miss Bertha Tilley and
b-'ught $4.00. The proceeds
will go towards improving the
school.
Mrs. Louella Brim is right
sick at this writing.
Miss He.vsii Wilson has baen
suffering for somo time Willi a
filon.
Brim's Grove school is pre
paring to celebrate North Caro
lina Day. Doc 23. They expect
to give a bix supper soon.
BILL
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Report of Condition of
• BANK OF STOKES COUNTY •
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• Combining Statements of Danbury Office of Dec. 12.
Walnut Cove Office of Dec. 14.
§ Assets Nearly A Quarter of A Million Dollars {
® STATEMENT. W
Money loaned, ----- $154,043.17 Capital, - - - - " $20,000.00
• e»^X^^^ FiXtU : eS - - • 2,« Net profits, al. expenses being paid, - - 3,343.47 W
5® Other property, - , - - - 39.50 Deposits, - - 212,984.38
Cash in our vaults and in other banks, - - 74,109.34
•W $ 236,327.85 $236,327.85
I, N. E. Pepper, Cashier of the Bank of Stokes County, solemnly swear the above statement to be true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
v N. E. PEPPER, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this December 17,1913. WILSON B. VAUGHN, Notary Public.
We invito the close attention of our friends and patrons to the above statement, aad request that they compare the same with the statement of any other bank in North
We invite the business of every business coucnra in Stokes county, and solicit the account of every man, woman and chili who wish to deposit their money with a con
sarvative and safe bank. Our capital is ample, our loans nra well secured, our officers and employes are bonded, our money is secured against burglars as well as against fire
by ample insurance and every safeguard possible is thrown around your money if left with us. , . ....... ... . .. . . ... . . Mtm
We pay 4 per cent, interest compounded every 3 months and en certificates of deposit. We furnish nice check books free to those who wish to do a checking business.
Come is and see us at either oor Danbury or Walnut Cove banks, and let as present you with a nice calendar.
• THE BANK OF STOKES COUNTY. .9
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Ascent Tobacco Sales
Made at Walnut Cove
Walnut Cove, Dec. 16. —Breaks
on the tobacco market here have
not been so large during the
past few days. Below are a few
of the sales recently maue :
L. D. Hole, 922 pounds for
$153.45.
Fowler & Rutledge, 944 for
$210.45.
Alex White. 286 lbs. forsG3.2o.
J. G. Rutledge, 824 lbs. for
$171.60.
W. W. Mabe, 812 lbs. for
23
* R. E. Alley, 436 lbs. f0r583.40.
Geo. D. Richardson, 570 lbs.
for $140.43.
B. C. Martin, 716 lbs. for
$143.23.
Gibson & Sercey, 762 lbs. for
$132.77.
Rufus Lawson, 860 lbs. for
$lBB.lO.
Gibson & Brown, 968 lbs. for
CIQ7 OA
L." C. Smith, 1184 lbs. for
$269.84.
Jno. Ed. Mabe, 1678 lbs. for
$265.21
E. M, Ward, 416 lbs. for $68.-
2(5.
Cora Bullen, 330 lbs. for
$64.83.
The Heaviest Hogs ■
Killed In Stokes
Mr. W\ A. Petree, of King
Route 1, killed a porker yester
day which tipped the beam at
six hundred and thirteen pounds.
Mr. David Hicks, of Meadows,
killed the next largest, which
weighed 576 pounds.
Croup and Cough Remedy.
Croup is a terribie disease, it
attacks children so suddenly they
are apt to choke unless given the
proper remedy at once. There is
nothing better in the world than
Dr. K r.g's New Discovery.
Lswis Chamberlain, of Man
chester, Ohio, writes about the
children:
"Sometimes in severe attacks
we are afraid they would die,
• but since we proved what a
certain remedy Dr. King's New
Discovery is, we have no fear.
W'c rely nn it for croup, coughs
and coils." So can you. 50c. and
$l.OO. A hottle should be it every
homo. At all Druggists. H. E.
Bucklen Cj. Phiia. St. Louis.
A kodak will make a nice
Christinas present. See Elwood
Boyles at Walnut Cove. tf.
THE DANBURY REPORTER
BANK YOUR MONEY;
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Two Stokes CjQunty:Cifizcns
Robbed the Past Week.
This issue of the Reporter tells j
|of the stealing of .considerable!
I sums of money from two Stokes i
! county citizens the past week, j
which certainly thonild prove |
thjat it -is dangerous to -keep!
money in your house or on .your
person. A good bank is the only 1
safe and proper place to keep
your money.
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Banbury Route 1.
Danbury Route 1, Dec. 16.
People are very busy getting,
ready for Christmas.
A large crowd attended preach
ing at North View Sunday.
Miss Mattie Nelson help to
eat the wedding cake of Miss
Carrie Nelson and Mr. Chesley j
Taylor Sunday.
The Buck Island school is j
! progressing nicely under the
management of Mr. Gid Moore 
and Miss Dora Padgett.
Misses Beatrice Smith and
; Nancy Flinchum visited Misses j
Mattie and Dora Padgett Sun-:
1 day. 1
Messrs. Charlie Nelson and j
China Fagg went bicycle riding i
Sunday. j
Mr. Rufus Nelson called on |
Miss Ethel Tucker Sunday.
Miss Mattie Nelson is expect-1
! ing lots of company from |
{Virginia Christmas.
| Born unto Mr. and Mrs. 0. M.,
1 Bennett, a girl.
Mr. Gid Moore visited his!
Sarents, Mr. and Mrs. Willie
[oore, of Campbell, Saturday
land Sunday.
Guess the wedding bells will
I ring soon, as Mr. Sanders Smith
j calls to see Miss Pearlie Flinchum
I right often.
TWO JOLLY CHUMS. )
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Dr. Hobson's Ointmsnt Heals
Itchy Eczema.
The constantly itching, burn
ing sensation and other dis
agreeable forms of eczema,
tetter, salt rheum and skin
eruptions properly cured bv DR.
'HOBSON'S ECZEMB OINT
jMENT. Geo. W. Fitch'if Men
idota, 111., say : "I purchased a
; box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema
j Ointment. Have had Eczema
lever since the civil war, have
| been treated by many doctors,
none have given the benefit that
;one box of Dr. Hobson's Eczema,
Ointment has." Every sufferer
| should try it. We're so positive
Sit will help you we guarantee it
ior money refunded. At all Drug
-1 prists or by mail 50c.
I Pl'eiffer Chemical Co., Philadel
' phia & St. Loui3.
BOYLES BROS.
Six Big Days
Rousing Shopping
Thursday, Friday and Saturday of
this week and Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of next week. Don't miss
one of these BIG-SIX DAYS.
BOYLES BROS.
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WINSTON-SALEM, N. CAR.
The family of Mr. J. N.
Young-, who have been residing
here at the Taylor Hotel for
iorne years, left yesterday for
Walnut Cove to make that
pfehce their home.
The attention of Reporter
•! readers is directed to the page
, 1 ad of Efird's Department Store,
: and when you visit Winston
! Salem don't forget to see the
; l decorations on the interior as well
| as in the windows. i
Mr. T. S. Simmons, of Dan
bury Route 1. was horutodajr.
Mr. John W. Shelton, of
Campbell, was a Danbury visitor
today.