MADDOGS DO DAMAGE
Ten = Year - Old Girl has
Clothing Almost Torn
Off By Rabid Dog-Other
News of King.
King, May A maddog
passe 1 th.ru thi■? seetion Ihuvs
day. Mr. Detry Hooker nut
the i nimal in th.» road and it
male a dive fir him. Mr.
Hoo er happeno 1 t >' ave an av
with him an I he re pens ih.a
it was ali he could dotol-ae-..
tit• Jog away fr>m h.im. Ti;.
animal went on to Mrs. i.-v.
Logins where it literally tor.
11-' el jihing oil* it' Mirnv.e Jc-
Gee, the 10-year-old grand
daughter • Mis l.oggins v.:.
was out in the -id gra *.g a
C '.v. Iho c;i. d nas a sear i
its leg bat doesn't kn -vv de aa'.e
ly whe'.h r the d\g I : T . i o:'
scratched it with itsuemi.-.
,\ >'-t liistane ■ t..-y hmo mo>
sage says the dog was si ot at
Mr. Harden .Meadows' near Pon
naha, and it was thought thai
i: will die.
T.iere have I .vn s> many
maddogs thru tips ctio i r«. -
cently that it is dangerous t
let I'hihir. n travel by themselves.
There is getting to a str-mg
sentiment against dogs. Man
eiti ens say they wdl not vot.
for a man for the legislature un
less he will promis s >av• h -is. i
ti ei on d'i~.'.
Miss Nina I'u'.t'jn ivturmdo
her home in tiivensboro ye-'.er
1. alter a several days -tay
with i r s-istt r, Mrs. \ P..
• iger.
i his i ;aco nee.is a
tist. Irt is i - I'M • 1 o\ 'i.-
try to draw fivm and u » d .nti.n
Porn unto Mr. and Mr : . «'.
Kir by, a son.
Mr. Freil K. Shore :v.'uo e.
business trip to Winston-Salem
fn his machine Tirur-.h.;. af'er
r.o n.
Tho Farmers' \'aion will have
a big picnic h> re the Fourth i
: a. o a«'..l.ess s and a large
w.l is . t-1.
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seems to be growing rapidly
here.
Recent real estate deals : L.
11. Oavitt to Ci. M. Allen, lot on
Pulliam street, consideration SSO:
i/.rabs Manufacturing Co. to E.
T. Xewsom, ivsid ?nce and lot
on Main stree', consideration
*l,."0O. This is the dwelling
formerly occupied by Mr. O.
lioyles, who has m wd his fami
ly to Winston-Salem.
Eciipso of the Son.
Washington, May The
eclipse of the sun on August -1
next total in part of Huron
an 1 A ~i.i an i p u\i tl in north
eastern Aim rica is r.ttiv.o'.uv.:
tlv* widespread att.ntljn i as
tionemers and scientist.*. vari
ous expeditions bviiig arranged
to witness this phenonar-a. 1
view of the public interest it; the
cvor.t. Pref. C. !. Ab •tt. head
oi the a?tron >:nical branch of
ti Smithsmian In iiiiute and ;
recognized auth rity on r-r.ar
phenomena, j ives live following
popular a j count of the e/.:pse
anil tho tfcijntiiie rrsuits .ivir.it
111>m such ovt nts.
(>!•. .... Nt ill, ii»l 1. the r.v: n
wid i-ass exactly between tin
earth and the sun, and there
will be a total solar eel;,- \ 1.
v"llni t be observed i'.i America,
except as a &mall partial eciipse
at in \h- l•' • :»r».
States and Canada, but in Persa\
K :ssia anu Sean '.in. via t'..e fa
i il'ect will be s • n.
the -..m • as t. e f.n, ii is vvy
nu:eh smaller and nearer. The
sun is '"i.nro miles in diameter
• " ,io i miles away, vvl.il'*
i...,t-n i 2,i»>; mi;.-? in din
•!K-t:>.' and L i' miles away.
On account >i' the moon's small
>i.:e c-m pared with the sun the
shadow east by tho ir.o ti is a
c no. an ime point i this cone
just h. iv !;■' reaches the oarth.
In the August > ciij so the
di.in.fp !' i ' tho cme at the
earth's - .rfaeo is » nly ab >ut
miles, i that ' ipse is visible
; s u>\d only in .i belt '•■*> miles
wide, str» tclrng over ill? coun
THE DANBURY REPORTER
tries named above. The im-!
portant cities of Piths, Trebizord,j,
Kief, Minsk, and Rigalie near 1 ;
the center of this belt. It;;
J
passes about a hundred miles
, r
north of Stockholm and Trond-j
heim. The eclipse will bo seen
as partial over a very wide area, (
including northeastern America,
dree lli.ivl, Kiu cpe, half of Asia
' and half of Africa. Within this
! re run mly a portion of the s'.in's
jdisk will be hidden by the moon.
Whenever th 1 itolar eclipse is
seen as total, th.' 1.1;y will h>
com? r.eirly as dark ns full
moonlight, an 1 a few of the
brighter f t.us aid planets may
b- s*cr. Th • duration of tie
totality is 'ongost near Kief in
ilv ifsia, where it is 2 nvnutes,-
11;: seconds. Sometimes the'
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moo:: and sun occupy t ica poi
' rs tint ahheagh th • m ion 1
passes directly let ween theeartli
'and th" sun the shadow core
' does not quite reach the earth.
Such solar oclijises are called
■ "annular" and are nowhere
total eclipses. In the most
favorable care a u tal celiac irav
las* i.v r seven minutes at a
j station, bu: fuch occasions are
| very rare. Tlv,'very lon j: total
eclipses of thi:* century areas
follows, with the date, duration
and regions given :
lObi. May 0.9 minutes,
Peru. P.:a;il, (Vn.ral Africa.
1 • »:;7. .'un 1 . v ' 7.1 minutes,
Paci '.i Oceui. lVru.
p.t.'o, .luii 1 2> 7.2 minutes,
Ceylon, Siam, Philippine.-.
l!' 7-, .1 n*i 1 0"—7.2 minutes, 1
South America, Africa.
l'» 01, .1 11y 11—7,1 minutes,!
' Pacitie 0'? n, Hawaii.
There will b" total eclipses
visible in the I'nited States on
.June > 1"!\ September 1", 1H25.
and .l.inuioy 'J!, P>2~.
M-i..y Kurop vu; and Amor! •van
i parti* s ii is i to observe trie
1 c uing i i lioS''. Ilv sian and
S \.r, linavian. Iviag on th .-
1 ground, wiil b ■
• ! i:t ail oilier K iropL-au muio:.>
> will furnish bcth ,'.xvernmerit
1 and private obser lag parties.
; N'o oilicial e\p?ditioM i- proposed
- to represent tlv I'd ted States
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|| New Spring" Clothing g
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Mats, Shirts and Oxfords
Now on Display.
c;b Prices Are Cheaper Than j|g
Last Year.
if You Cannot Come, j-jg
Order by Parcels Post
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and Have Them Deliver
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ed at Your Door.
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\Vinston=Salem. Reidsville. U;
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government. The Lick Observa
tory of Califonia will send an
e\pe iiti>n in charge of Director
V.'. \Y. Campbell to Russia, and
Prof. Todd, director of the Am
herst >bs Tvatory, propose.s to
ob.-t-i vj in Poivia.
Ki.p liowtl Alo\ om.-iit k'L'uiii.ir
Dr. King's New Life Pills la- p
stomach, liver and kidneys in
hi a'thy condition. Ri l the body
of po:Vuns and waste. Improve
y c»'Mple\ion by (lushing the
livev an 1 kidneys. "I got more
!\-'i i' fo : .i one box of l)r. King's
L'fe Pill.- - , than any mcdi
civ • i aw r tried." says C. K.
Ilat ield. of ChL-ago. 111. 2")., at
your ! ist.
Bow Yon Can ttte :
Nscklaces M Home,
Every girl loves pretty adorn
ments, says tlio Southern Farm
.Journal. Common table salt,
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cornstarch arid dye can be made
into most exquisite beads t r
necklaces, fan chain?, etc.
To make the beads, heat two
cupi'uls of sail in a par. over the
fire, stirring constantly. Put« ne
cupful of cornstarch in a buwl
with just en nigh water to dis
solve it and sufiicient dye to
give the desired color. When
the salt is thoroughly heated,
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mix well with the cornstarch
paste, stirring until smooth, j
When cool enough io handle
shape with the fingers into beads
of any desired size, iiun them
or to a hat pin or w ire to dry,
when tlv'.v may bo s\:v.vg a:;d
uas any other 1- :'d-i. Any
dye th it vviii giv- permanent
color mav be used. A:;..lino or
I'.u':.. \x d; oil or water ( >r
paint. -v«.n blu'-i.v." • '• ■
berr;. lice uavi i ■ n used, I it
t ;U0 I..U'!' d> 11 t 'Ve ■ l l,
dclic..'- tins.
Many exquisite necklaces* may
bo m : ■ by u Int; ::• . V
jv : i . black a.id v.
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u ii• • • • ». iv v l I*;i'Vl it I• . I V,".» ..
Id •• . d th
txpt .•. Yell is i t. .
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th re ar« other h ,ri? oi us oom
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,11 ;j>i'i,;' tile 1 » \,'-i c .-111' ■ 1 I
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mar. ! d id. i l ;
artb'-ic.dly coad :.:ed ti . are
very pr l y.
These beads make sui ab'e
gifts to friend 3, and many a
girl finds thun a source of in
corn 3 as they sell readily at
fro.n e').\ tj!jl a string, accjrd
iing io length and beauty.
Furniture At A Bargain.
As 1 expect to leave Stokes 1
will sell my household furniture,
at considerably less than half
price. It has only been used a
few months ar.d is almost as
good as new. Come an.l look a:
it at once if you need f^rnicuiv.
W. It. SI.AI'CIirKU.
•Jumayut Meadows, N. ('.
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f J» * the p« or I i n who
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L * ,r Xwi iI ' ; anri pin
c;s that'll lu-MT t ..n % out. • *
P; y t\cr; l'x >
bc.rni suit »\ !*.i r i t >
; • >* • iirun'v 1 v -.ill
; London co.'U»
Can't ah in!.. Can't
; purkt*l .■' • ! .: I. .it
I r.-,u,
K'irsdib?^rti
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".Sec thn Cctarart?': one!
Price Ticket on the Sleeve"
Brsidcs llic qi)atiuc9 above,
Ciui ranter insur*spnre wool,
fast in color and liand-laiU
1 orcd. Worth looking at seon.
j SAMUEL ti. STEWART
! WALNUT COVE, N.C.