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.a. ii->. inr T > I FREE ADMISSION TO THE | STOKES COUNTY FAIR I szzfflHOKaßßWßSbiLiawmji iMHmnMiiMMiiiiniHHMHßnnnHnßiEoiimHaHHHinimHHßHHHHnHHnncamaßnßßißnHnßMUi To every person trading SIO.OO worth in cash we will give one admis= sion to the Stokes County Fair. To every person trading $5.00 worth > in cash we will give one=half ticket FREE. > Buy your clothing between now and the Big Stokes County Fair, and get your admission ticket FREE. | BOYLES BROS. COMP'Y. j CLOTHIERS, WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA. OCTOBER HEALTHIEST MONTH When People (JO in Doors Winter Sickness Rate Climbs. By State Hoard of Health. October is the healthiest month of the year. November is its close second. In December the sickness rate rapidly begins to climb. October has the lowest sickness rate of all months in the year. es| eciall.v from baby dis ea*es. It is the month people enjoy most and tilated houses have not yet been entered. L'eo ple live more in the open air: they walk, play tennis, foot ball and other out door games. They keep up their summer habits of bathing and living in the open. In November colds and infect ious diseases are more prevalent. People now live more inside and the windows have not been kept wT Will Bond You AT REASONABLE RATES. Court Bonds. Officials, Administrators, Executors. Ail Forms of Bondings. Insurance In All Branches. The Follin Company WINSTON=SALEM, N. C. as wide open,especially at night. All the summer sleeping porches have been abandoned and winter has been accepted in full form. The consequence is there are more colds and a spread of con tagious diseases. In December the pneumonia rate begins to climb, reaching its maximum in February and March. Other hot-house dis eases flourish accordingly, at this season of the year. In the same proporti )n of people closely housed during the winter, in the same proportion does the pneu monia rate rise, and not until people begin to unhouse in the spring does the pneumonia rate fall. The same is true of other impure air diseases. It seems that a little wisdom exercised at | this point would he both practi i cal and sensible. Live outdoors !as much as possible all winter i long. ' iet the habit now. Have THE DANBURY REPORTED abundant fresh air where >ou work and where you sleep. Keep UD a strong resistance to colds by a daily morning bath though it be only a sponge bath, and cultivate right living habits. | Recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. '"Last winter 1 used a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for a bad bronchial cough. I felt its beneficial effect im mediately and before I had finish ed the bottle I was cured. I never tire of recommending this remedy to my friends," writes Mrs. William Bright, Ft. Wayne, Ind. For sale bv al! dealers. WANTED M» poles, locust, cedar, or green chestnut, lengths of I s ft., 5 inch tip, delivered on the road between liural Hall and Uanburv via Capella. If you have any poles of this size or larger write the Rural Hall Telephone Co. at Rural Hall, N. C., and give the number of poles you have and the price wanted. Harvest lime. 1 1 This is the climax of the perfect I year; The winter's cold, the promise of the spring, The summer days, which joy and gladness bring. All find fruition and fulfillment here. The yellow grain, which rippled glad and blithe In every vagrant wind, whose worth is more Than all the minted gold earth holds in store, Has givpn its treasure to the ' reaper's scythe. With gold and crimson fruit the trees bend low: The stately corn lifts high its ripened ears: In field and garden waiting riches grow. And laughing earth bids man forget his fears, Although in anger nature sometimes lifts her hand. Somewhere her harvest blessing ( l rests upon the land. —New York Sun. ! Miss Mamie Riser, the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs.Robert Riser, of Meadows Riute 1, who under-1 went an operation at St. Leo's hospital in Greensboro recently, lis reported to be getting along nicely. i For Indigestion. Never take pepsin and pre parations containing pepsin or other digestive ferments for in- j ' digestion, as the more you take ; ' the more you will have to take. I 1 What is needed is a tonic like | Chamberlain's Tablets that will ! enable the stomach to perform its functions naturally. For .J j sale by all dealers. | J. W. SHIPLEY, The Old Reliable Manufacturer of HARNESS AND SADDLERY For Twenty-Nine Years. Dealer in horse Covers, Whips, Collars, Harness Oils and Lap Robes. i SPECIAL SALE OF GOOD GRADE SADDLES AND COLLARS Purchased at a receivers' sale and will sell at a very low price. See Me Before You Buy. Sign of Gray Horse. Trade Street. Winston-Salem, N. C. J. A. JONES. J. J. (IKNTHV. :: BUY YOUR SHOES FROM :: JONES & GENTRY -447 Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C.
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