Greensboro Warehouses
Open Early In Sept.
Greensboro, Aug. s.—The local
warehouses of the Tri-State To
bacco Growers' Cooperative
Marketing association will open
earlv in September, according to
John YV. King, director for the
eleventh district of the associa
tion. Mr. King says that the
opening of the warehouses here
rests in large measure with the
opening of the markets in Win
ston-Salem and Danville, as it is
Great Opportunity
For Boys and Girls
E. F. Mumford, a successful school man
with years of experience, wants boys and
girls to attend the Liberty-Piedmont Insti
tute at Wallburg, N. C. Here you will get
excellent training under qualified teachers
and be prepared to enter college with
credit. Everything will be done for best
interest of the pupils.
Write:--
E. F. MUMFORD,
26jy3w Wallburg, N. C.
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;|j THE UNIVERSAL CAR
Cars, Tractors, Trucks
and Genuine Ford
Parts For Sale.
Time can be arranged
on part of payments
with approved
Security.
Sheets Motor Co.,
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Authorized Ford Dealers.
BANK ° P KING
King, N. G.
Resources $ I 75,000.00
Safe, Conservative, Progressive.
Interest Paid on Time Certificates.
Nice Check Books Furnished Free.
IT. GRABS, Pres. T. S. PEIRff, Cashier.
planned to have the warehouses
here opened at the same time as
as the markets in those cities
begin business.
Both warehouses of the Greens
boro Tobacco Warehouse corpora
tion have been taken over by the
co-operative people and will be
operated by them this fall.
WANTED —Man with car to
sell best low-priced Cord Tires
made. SIOO.OO per week and
expenses. Graham Tire Co., 3281
Canal, Benton Harbor, Mich.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Announcement.
To the Voters Of Stokes County :
At the earnest solicitation of my
friemls, with which I thoroughly
coincide, I hereby announce myself
as an independent candidate for
Sheriff.
H. 1). TURPIX.
FOR SALE A good farm in
Randolph county, four miles east
of As'nboro, on erood road, one
mile of Cedar Falls Cotton Mill.
(Tood terms to a good man. If
interested write or see me.
C. M. FERRIE,
sjy4w Ashboro, N. C.
FOR SALE —1,000 acres of
fine farm land six miles from
High Point, N. C., on sand-clay
| road. Some of these farms have
; fine houses, barns, etc. Cut in
j acreage to suit purchaser. Also
have some fine tobacco land.
Apply to Mrs. Nancy F. Arm
strong, High Point. N. C.. R. F.
D. No. 3. Phone 908. 28jne6t
Money to loan on real estate;
long terms, easy payments.
CHAS. H. REDDING.
Ashboro, N. C.
2a4t Randolph County.
FOR SALE—Farm eix hundred
yards of Guilford College.
W. E. BALLINGER,
2ast Guilford College, N. C.
HEMSTITCHING AND PICOT
ing attachment, works on any
machine, easily adjusted. Price
$2.00, full instructions and
samples. Marsh Bros., Wil.
mington, 0. 2ast
FOR SALE—Pretty white
comb honey, ten pound pails,
parcel post 27 cent per pound.
Special prices in case lots.
W. G. BELL.
It Pilot Mountain, N. C.
JOHN D. PERRY,
Eyesight Specialist.
Prices reasonable.
Elmont Theatre Building,
Winston-Salem, N. C.
DR. F. N. TOMLINSON,
Dentist
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Offices 220-224, Gilmer Building.
Hours, 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Phones:
Office 1022
Residence 1984-J
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JOHN D. HUMPHREYS,
Attorney-at-Law,
DANBL'RY, N. C.
Prompt attention to all bueineei
entrusted. Will practice in all
State oourts
DR. H. G. HARDING,
Dentist.
KING, N. C.
Office hours: 9to 12 and Ito 5
J. W. HALL,
Attorney-at-Law,
DANBURY, N. C.
Prompt attention to
all business entrusted.
Will practice in all courts,
DR. R. D. TUTTLE
Dentist
Office Over Fairview Drug
Store
OFFICE HOURS:
9 to 1 and 2 to 5
Winston-Salem. N. C. '4.
Residence phone No. 819 W
Office " " 2535 W.
DR. ERNEST M. GRIFFIN,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office practice a specialty in difficult
and complicated diseases. Thirty
years successful experience.
KING., N. C.
Up-to-date Drujr Store. Calls Atten
ded at Any Distance.
28june-lw
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Blank Deeds, Blank Deeds In Trust
and Blank Chattel Mortgages
For Sale.
Deeds 50c. per dozen, deeds in
trusts 50c. per dozen, chatte
mortgages 25c. per dozen. Send
us your order. We pay postage
on all blanks.
DANBURY REPORTER,
Dan bury, N. C.
Sale Of Real Estate.
By virtue of a decree of the
Superior Court of Stokes county,
North Carolina, rendered in the
case of Carrie >oode, and others
against Cornelia Kimbrough and
others, the undersigned commis
sioners will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash, at
the court house door in the town
of Danburv, N. C.. on Mondav,
Sept. the Ith, 1!>22, at the hour
of two o'clock p. m., a certain
tract or lot land in Stokes county,
at the town of Germanton,
bounded and described as follows:
"On Buffalo Creek, containing
140 poles, adjoining lots of the
town of ''ermanton, and bounded
as follows to wit: —Beginning at
a stake the south corner of Isaac
Golding lot, running south 42
degrees east 4 chains and 25 "links
to the middle of Buffalo Creek,
thence down said creek, north. 48
degrees east 1 chain and 30 links
to C. H. Nelson's corner, north
on his line .'i chains and 50 links
to a stake, north 4- degrees west
2 chains and 22 links to a staki,
said Nelson's and Bitting's corn
er, south 48 degrees west, with
Isaac Golding's lots 2 chains and
25 links to the beginning."
This Julv *J6th. 1922.
J. I). HUMPHREYS,
and N. O. PETREE,
Commissioners.
New
Fall
Dress
Goods
Now
Arriving
THE BOYLES CO.,
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(Incorporated.)
King. N. C.
Most Anything You
Need.
To The Tobacco Growers of
Stokes County:
About your tobacco:
Your crop of tobacco is your livelihood. Into it you put your
thought, your energy, and your money. Out of it you expect a fair
return for a year's industry.
But you may be overtaken by the most terrible of all calamities
that visit a farming community; a hailstorm, with a raking fire of
hail bullets that will cut down a field of growing tobacco in half a
minute.
You cannot prevent hail, but you can protect yourself against
loss by a hail Insurance Policy in the Hartford Fire Insurance Com
pany, which has transacted an insurance business, honorably, for
more than a hundred years. The "Hartford's" reputation and tradi
tions are its most valuable assets and forbid sharp practice. The
"Hartford" has ample financial resources.
It is just as important that you should insure your tobacco against
loss from hail destruction as from loss by fire destruction after it is
cut, by means of a policy issued bv an agent that has the best
interests of his customers ever in mind. Are not these good rea
sons for insuring your tobacco in the "Hartford"? Don't delay. Insure
today.
We will also write fire insurance in Stokes county. You can't
afford not to have your buildings insured against fire. See:—
H. H. LEAKE,
E. P. PEPPER,
Agents,
Danbury, - N. Car.
Georgia Tobacco
Brings 65c. Pound
Macon, Ga.. Auk. 3. Satis
factory prices were paid today,
the second day of the' Georgia
tobacco markets, according to
reports from different bu\ing
centers. Hundreds of buyers are
bidding for the offerings of
growers. At Tifton. more than
100,000 pounds were sold at an
average of 30 cents, top prices
being 05 cents a pound. Highest
price paid at Abbeville was 32 j
cents, two big lots being sold at'
that figure, and another for 2i>
cents. At Hazlehurst 10,000
pounds were sold, the prices,
ranging from 10 to 44 centf.
Buyers said that the grade and
quality is better than last year at
all points, hence better prices.
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®S m FAITH builds a bridge from this world to
* the next" the final tribute to those who
fertjd passed over is in the hands of loving friends.
(SSj In that time of greatest sorrow, you receive
from the funeral director assistance requiring
high professional skill and the use of facilities
iS§7( and equipment far more varied and complete fiw
than you may have previously realized.
Yet the spiritual necessities of this hour tran-
Ecend the technical. His deepest concern is ta
vJW give toeach detail that touch of thoughtfulnesa
which makes every act jn additional IS*-*?!
fib exprcssiga of > our fajllu re»BCC6
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STOKES HARDWARE 8 FURNITURE COMPANY.
Walnut Cove, N. C.
Colhif Crotl. tfFatlh Gnihit Rnr Jtv.
AJtiiCer number rlr-.ei (. >f»\righu 1 V 122 C C.Co.
Tom Pepper Back
From Tobacco .Markets
J. ft. Pepper. of i *>;>«• watv
liouse at V. ha* just re
turned frnn a visit to i|„- tuba-oo
markets in eastern North 1 irolitia
mii! South i aniliin. II • ret- v- that
the crop down there ivnerally
| poor and is short, hut that ;>r s are
MTV high. iß'inir from tv > to three
times as high as last year's prices.
I For instan -e. he staled t lint yr-.des
! that brought 2 cents last M .IS n are
bringing t' to > cent* now ami tl'os"
in th«* S2o rlas- are now (-'"■o t>
'it is the opinion of Mr. I*. ;>pii- that
iour crop here will sell ,\\e 1
Mr. .1. H. Nelson, of ](anbury Route
jl, who wax a visitor hen Monday,
leports that the toha'vo ir-p ir. hi*
i section of the liuek island hills is
probably the sweetest ami best for a
number of year*. This section always
produces a iim rop and whei other
' section grow it good they have extra
' good tobacco.