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PR. CI IAS. L. MARTIN. Dentist. r * Office ever Madison Drug Co.. Madison, N. C. D. H. MARTIN. Jeweler, Stuart, Va. ~ All work guaranteed satisfactory ; ■' W. G. Jerome - f Real Estate and Insurance j Winston-Salem. N. C. 606 Wachovia Bank & Trust j Building. Phone 983. FOR SALE—Several farms near, Winston-Salem. All kinds of cit) •property. Life, health, accideni '*imd fire insurance. W. READB JOHNSON J IV Attorney-at-Law. Wi Masonic Temple. WINSTON-SALEAI, N. C. Will practice in both State and Federal Courts. CM AS. O. McMICHAEL. J. E. SMNTSINO j Wcntworth. Rc.ds\ll!e. M'MICHAEL & SAINTSINO, Attorneys and Counsellors ht Law Practice in Stite and Federal Courts. All business givin 1 prompt attoution. Chas. (). Mo- i « Michael will be in Madison or I 1 {Saturdays, at his old otHce ovti *tha post office. DR. H. V. HORTON, Dentist, Is now back in his old location, corner 3rd and Main Streets, Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. tl building. \]L WINSTON -SALEM, N. C. f Rooms: 301, 302, 303. j I _ |, DR. THOMAS W. DAVIS. Eye, Ear, Nose and Thrwet. ' Office 40.V7 Masonio Tempta, '■? Winston - Saietn. N. C. I nouro : 9to 12:30, 2to 1 nut'. , by appointment. CHAS. R. HELSABECK Attorney at Law, DANBURY, N. C. Prompt attention to all busi ness. Office in Taylor Hotel. ' » DONALD. D. HAWKINS Attorney-at-Law 4th F : loor Wachovia Dank Building, Collctions a Specialty. WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. A V J. W. HALL, Attorney-at-Law, " DANBURY, N. C. Will practice in all courts, both State and Federal. Office over Martin's store. | JOHN" D. HUMPHREYS, Attorney-at-Law, DANBURY, N. C. Prompt attention to all business entrusted. Will practice in all State oourtß. 'j Or. J. A. McClung, Dentist. ? Office—7ol-702 Wachovia Bank Building. Phone 420—Hours 9to 1, 2to 5 WINSTON-SALEM. N. C. I * ' Watch, Clock, Jew= elry Repairing. j All work guaranteed. 21 years practical experience. *■£o4 Liberty St., Winston-Salem. Asbell Drug Store. George L. Mack. J ILT 1 IW. Fer/uson. Arthur E. Fericuaon 1 Ferguson & Ferguson Lawyers. Office over ThoinpHon'H Drug Store Phone 815, Winston-Salem, N. C. Prompt attention to all busi ness entrusted. DR. W. H. CRITZ DENTIST, I Office over Drug Store. WALNUT COVE, - N. C. Famiirs Advisad io ! > Sell Weed At 9nsil A prominent tobacconist ad vises those who have tobacco yet to be marketed to avail them- 1 ,, selves of present market con ditions and sell at once. There i are several millions of pounds of •' tobacco still in the barns and the' wise planter will take advantage «; of present prices to wind up his !, crop. ' i| Every manufacturer is now * represented on the market by a j buyer, but it is suggested that l : many may b:> taken (.It within a * ft\v weeks when their firms have > 1 completed their purchases of ( 1 ■stock for the year. At that t time there i> anticipated a blight : decline in prL»e.-. f ! Prices now, deeb.rrd the tc- i bacconist, are if anything higher 1 than they were before the In li- '. 'days. The quality of the week j on the market is not so good as i before Christmas, but still tne ; ! average is holding up close to \ : former average of I> cents. So j far this season an average of 13 , cents has been mained although there is a greater quantity of low j grade weed being marketed. ; ■ I Another impression that has gotten abroad in the tobacco J district is that the last of the [ week is a bad time to market the weed. Beating on this subject, Col. G. E. Webb, editor of the Southern Tobacco Journal, in the j issue just from the press, has, I this to say : "There seems to be a growirg impression that tobacco does not sell as well on the local market on Saturdays as it does other days. This is a foolish proposition and certainly mislead ing to the farmers. Some of our best sales have been Saturday sales. As a rule the average' price paid may not be up to other days, but this is because of the winding up the the week and the placing on floors often of to baccos that are not badly want ed, but taking the same grades of offerings there is no difference on Saturday from other sale da\s." I I Mr. Gaither C. Davis, of Wi.ns ton-Salem, spent a few hours i here Monday, returning to his school at Wir.ston-Salem Tues : day. j Administrator's Sale of Valuable Personal Fropcity. ; A*4 administrators of Jane's M. i ; Main 1 , deceased, wo will sell at, pulilk' a action tit I li,' highest ladder for cash at t lie store and residence tif tli.' said James M. Main*, Ins MooU of g>thlS, wares and merchandise ■ I ami other personal property, Mich asi j wagons. farming atctisiU. ami a great laaii.v useful articles too j tedious to mention. Tlif goods aiv ;in good shape and a great many oC them new. and must of I he property is \aiaalil' ami la good condition. ! 'I lie sale will begin at la o'eloek A. .M. tia Thursday l-Vlt. Uih, I'JI4, ami continue from 'lay to day until the isale is completed. This January Irani, l'.t'.-l. Kl'l'l'S P. MA UK, j i; wksi.ky maiu:, i ' Atlm'rs of James M. Malic. dee'd. i j.l. I». Humphreys, All,v for Adia'rs. I | Notice. Having duly qualified as ad-! ministrator of the estate of W. i , T. Johnson, deceased, late of. j Stokes county. N. C., this is to j notify all persons holding claims j ' against said estate to present' ; them to the undersigned, duly proven, on or before the 22nd j day of Nov., 1914, or this notice! I will be pleaded in bar of their! i' recovery. All persons indebted j to said estate will please make| prompt settlement. I This 22nd day of Nov., 1913. CHAS. R. HELSABECK, Administrator. | ' i i NOTICE. Having duly quailHeil as adniin !. Istrator of J. Calvin Southern, de-j ceased, all persons owing said estate : i are hereby requested to eome for-1 | ward and make immediate pay-1 ment of the Bameduly authenticated | ' to undersigned for payment, on or| lief ore the 10th day of Dec. 11)14, or j this njtlce will be pleaded In ban of their recovery. Walnut Cove, N. C., 11. F. I>. No. I I. Nov. 2Sth, 11)13. 1 FRANK S. RORH, Adm'r., • J. IK Humphreys, Atty, for AOmY I nil D/. IX BURY i£PO*m.R County Treasurer !•). W. M m!, of C unpbell. attended the | meeting of the co.i.ity commis sioners Monday. l.and Sale. I'.y virtue of the power of sale iMiuiaiat'tl ia a certain deed if trust ' I'xe-tnetl on the day of October, ] p.tll. by.l. W. Joyce antl his wife. Hartie A. Joyce, to th" undtrsinnetl, J. W. Ilutelterson, trustee, to secure ] a debt of and Interest tine c to 1,. A. 11utchersoM. the same beinj{ k evidenced by a boml in saitl sum of ] even date with saitl deed of trust, and due and payable on t he tirst day ; of November, PJI2. antl default ] having been made ia the payment tif i saitl tlelit ami bond, ami the said 1,. A. Ilutelterson having requested ] that a sale be made by me of saitl i lauds in order to satisfy the terms,, stipulations and contlitioas contain- j ed in saitl deed of trust. I will on . Saturday the- s th day of February, ■ 1!tl4, at Va leli Hall's store in Stokes;, County, N.t'. sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the ' la lids eon vexed in saitl deed of trust which are described ami dcliuetl as. follows to wit : ! ! A certain true I tif land lyinu' and In-ill;; in Stokes Count v. North t'aro liua. and more particularly described ami deli lied as follows: al a walnut North side of Crooked,' Creek. W. It. Taylor's old line, North degrees Fasl 17u poles to a post I oak corner near a road, thence Kast J with said road 41) poles to a black ; gum corner. South with dividing! line South •'! degrees West )"'• poles to the Creek, thence West with said! Cm k 4!) poles to the beginning eon- • tabling .*H) acres more or less. This the-'Jud day of Jan.. It'l l. .1. w. iir i'ciir.iist».\. Trustee. J. I), liiiniphreys. Atty for 'I rustee. SALE or REAL ESTATE. By virtue of a judgment of Ihe Superior Court of Stokes, County. N. rendered at the fall term, thereof by His I Honor Thus. J. Shaw, presiding' in the ca*e of G. C. lline against ; (Joo. 11. Charles, appointing the | hmdersigned a commissioner to j make sale of the property herein-, after set forth, I will expose to' public sale to the highest bidder for cash at ths oi l court house, door in German ton, N.C. now H. McGee's store house), on Wed nesday, February 11th, 1911. at the hour of 1 o'clock u. m. l'he following described tract or pieea of land lying and being on the, 1 waters of Jluifal ) iccc-k in Mead ows tO'.vr.sliip, S'okt-'s county, ac'joining the lands of 11. A. Morris, W. 11. Cumbie others and bounded as follows r "Beginning at a stake in the ptibliv*. road leadiiig from (1' r tnanton to Stokesburg, running iher.ce south 1 degrees west 10 polos and 5 links to a stake, ther.ce S. li E. 13 poles and 3 links to a' [stake on the north bank of a' ;ditch, thence S. 78 W. 18 poles, and 20 links to stake on the east) bank of the ditch, thence N. IS W. 11 poles to a willow on die bank of Buli'ilo creek, I i hence N. IS E. i poles to a stake, i thence N •!"> E 7 p les to a stake., i thence N 72 E 12oo!es to place of j i beginning," less (jT poles con tained in graveyard, including ;in snid lands the nd'er mil , saw [mill, engine and all machinery, and fixtures for riaking Hour, j sawing lumber at.d all other | buildings and appurtenances; thereto belonging. That on the 29 of January 1888 Geo. H. Charles borrowed from 1 W. P. Bynum sl-050.00 and| executed his bond on that i day for the said sum payable! twelve months from date with interest from date at six per cent. That to secure the pay ment of said bond the said Geo. •H. Charles, his wife, Kate B. ! Charles joining him, executed to said W. P. Bynum a mortgage on the above described tract of | land. That said bond was after j wards assigned to L. J. Iline I and afterwards assigned to G. iC. Hine for value, who is now ! owner thereof. This the 6th day of January, 1914. ; J. W. HALL, Commissioner. GENTLEMEN: water front, water circula | ——————— —~"~— tion all round fire box, any ! size wanted, easy steamed with less fuel I csn also furnish one of the best equipped saw mills built, with all the labor saving de | vices, any size you want at the right price. Let me know what you want in machinery, I am sure I can save | ycu money on whatever machine you want. Drop me a card. I I will be pleased to make you prices. Easy terms. T. J. RTHO WESTFIELD, N. CAROLINA Vou;i] Pioplu have A Dulling. Dan bury Route 1, Feb. 2. — Mr. Sanders and Miss Kate Smith gave a quilting last Saturday night. Among those present were Misses Lillie and Pearl Flinchum, Beatrice tnd Mallie Smith, Mattie Nelson. Delia Boyles. Dora Padgett, Bessie and Delia Flinenum. and Messrs. Rufus Nelson, Albert and Nathan Flinchum, Chester and Jim Flinchum, (lid Moore and Lemly Fagg. All report a nice time. Messrs. Sanders Smith and Elbert Flinchum spent Saturday ; and Sunday at Mr. Alex Flinch um's. Those wli > visited Miss ICa'e Smith Sunday were Miss Lillie Flinchum, Messrs. Elbert and Sidna Flinchum, P.ufus Nelson and Odell Coleman. They all icport a nice time. Misses Jessie and Kite [Smith visited Pilot Mountain and Mt. | Airy a few days last week. 1 i Appalling Fire Loss In United States. "The appalling yearly loss by ! fire in this country is one of the many manifestations of ii spirit of wastefulness th.it ibas become an ingrained part of American thought an I habit," declared William C. Redfield, Secretary of Commerce, in an [address on the Kith inst. before the National Fire Prevention Conference, at Philadelphia, i The task before the Con Terence he raid, primarily is one of education. The American people, added the secretary, must be taught to opon their eyes before the losses occur, instead ol'afte r . He advocated the organization of a s'fcff of dem initiators that t would be at the service of a body similar totho fire prevention conference, whose duty it would be to go about the country ad dressing legislatures, Ixbor 'unions, civic bodies and other organizations on the general subj ict of wastefulness. i A Ife Little Sum Rsied From Oyster Supper. I j Ths oyster supper given by Danbury ladies in the Sunday School room at the M. E. church Saturday night was well attend ed and quite a nice little sum I was realized from it. The money I will be used for church purposes. I j Anvnno tending a sketch and description m i? (illicitly ascertain our oi-uuon free whether nil Invention |>rohahly patentable. Communica tions strictly coinldeiitlul. HANDBOOK on • ateiiU sent free. Oldest aitency fur lecurlnit patents. I'iiieiits taken tlirouull Mumi & Co. reculve •pi-cMI notice, without charge, lutlio Scientific American. A handsomely lllnstrated weekly. I.sriiest cir culation of any sclentldc Journal. 1 el-inn. f.l a year: four niontlii.tL Bold bynll rewadwilerj. MUNN & Co. 36,8p0 » dwav New York Branch Offlco. 625 B* St- WashliiKton, D. C. BS. A. S. miiCiicLLi Eye-Sight SEe;feiist 1 M.v practice combines that of i Oculist ami Opticas. in tlx* examiii-! ; ing >f eyes, and tln> liniuy; of! , glasses to relieve eye strains and j' failing vision. Three years ofstte-j ( leessfnl practice in Winston-Salem' is a guarantee that you will receive) good service. My clia rges for ex amination and glasses is from live to seven dollars. i."idt'i'!•> i.v i Mlice over Kimont Theatre. UI.KUTY Si - .. WINSTON. N. t'. | ! l I • Eastman Kodaks and i • ; Films. ' ii ;iFiims Beveiosed and i ;! Pictures Finished. •! ELWOOD BOYiES, I WALNUT COVIf, N. C. — n.l PIANcF ! I'-i \ ; i j | l; i ! rirrv iEs'WT' 1 • S. h *• f ' v «* > , I v,*V J) !I. ■ ! ! 1"! \ M V; i. -V i • Excells in Purity of Tone and i Durability of Construction. ataoguj Free. Write Department S. R. J. BOWEN & BRO. Wir.ston-Salm, N. C. We carry a complete line of Edison Phonographs and Re cords. Write for catalogue of new records. NOTICE ! I Having duly t|uaiified as adminis trator of .1. M. Matie, deceased, all portions indebted tti the est ate of the said James M. Mabe, are hereby requested to come forward and make Immediate payment of same, and all persons holding claims against said | estate arc hereby notlticd to present the same, duly authenticated to the undersigned for payment on or before the lirstday of February, 1!»1."», i or th's notice will be pleaded In bar ■ of their recovery. This .lan. ~ml, 1!»1 ». IU'KI'S I*. MADE, > Danbury, N. It. K. D. No. I. wI:SLI:V MA in:. ' > Walnut Cove, N. Itoute ' Administrators of .1. M. Mabe, dee'd. II J. D. Humphreys, Atty for Adm'rs. > 1 r . :! NOTICE! .' Having duly tpialilied as adminis i trator of the estate of .lames 11. Carter, deceased, notice is hereby - 1 given to all persons holding claims f against his estate to present them to me for payment, duly authenti -8 cated, on or by the 2Uth day of - l)ee. lUI4. or this notice will be 1 pleaded in bar of their recovery, i All persons indebted to said estate j will please make immediate pay -3 nient tome. This the 12th dar of I Dec. J913. M m. S. CAKTEK, Administrator. Francisct>, N. ('. Koute 1. [ N. O. PETKEE. 1 Atty. for Admr. Trouble Will Tomatoes. The past season we had very fine tomatoes until the ! bearing season, and then the | vinss wilted and died. I had | the ground manured with fresh stable manure and blame that to some extent. Do not think stable manurj a goxl fertilizer for tomatoes. lam thinking of trying a piece of land not very rich and usinKPeruvian guanoonly. What do you think is best for tomatoes? Is there any remedy for the wilt or blight? The ground I have selected for next vear was in peas this year. I have always had fine success and have raised fine tomatoes ot' the Brimmer variety. I would Ike to plant varieties that resist it, taking se«d : :o as n >ar blight-resisting sorts as possil le, and would like to know what you consider the best vara ties? Bordeaux mixture is worth while?" Doubtless ycu have a regular wilt disease whijh prevails all lover the Sjuth. 'lhere is no remedy for it but to avoid infected soil, r.n 1 breed from ! healthy plants where others died around them will help to get resistant varieties. This is /work which the Southern ex poument station* should under take I kr.o.v of no large tc.nuto that is resistant. The | Brimmer is a g )od variety, Uireater Ba!tim?rc i 3 also line. Tha canners all use the S one, and when it is well griwn ft • is as good as any. Spraying iwith Bordeaux mixture ia im portant. Not that it will check 'th » wilt, tut it will prevent the leaf blight, and keep the foliage good through till frost. , 1 would not use stable manure j heavily on tor.atoes. but i would use acid phosphate and . potash liberally. Congress lo Pass I Good Road dill Washington, 'January 2i. There is little doubt that Congress will pass tho g>od road bill at this session, and prompt action is assured in the House by the securing of a rule from the rules committee making it the unfinished busi ness. This will bring about j its passage almost as if it had been made a rider to the postoiTice bill, as was the intention at one time. Neuralgia sufferers find instant relief in jj Sloan's Liniment. It pene trates to the painful part 7 soothes and quiets the nerves. 1 No rubbing-merely lay it on. ; SLOAN'S LINIMENT i Kills For Neuralgia " I wonUl nut be without your Lini ment nml praise it to nil who gutter with neuralgia or rheumatism or puin of any kind.'' — Mrs. llvnty Uuhop. Helena, filis sour i. Pain All Cone "'I Buffered with quite a severe neu ralicic headache for 4 months without any relief. I used your Liniment for two or Uiree nights mid I haven't suf fered with my head since." —Mr. J. K. Swingtr, LouuiilU, Ky. Treatment* for Cold and Croup 'My little girl, twelve years old, 1 caught a severe cold, and I (rave her three drops of Sloan's Liniment on sugar ,f on going to bed, and ahe got up in the morning with no signs of a cold. A lit -1 tie boy next door had croup and 1 gave the mother the Liniment. Shegavehim three drops on going to bed. and he got up without the croup in the morning." Mr. W. B. Strung., Chicago. 111. ' f At ill DMIM. Prlo* J SC., 50C. » i II.M 2lo*n'« Book oa HOTMI Mat fret. AdiiriM ■ DR. EARL S. SUMN, he., Bctii, Mass.
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