BUY GOODS FROM
NORTH AND WEST
Should Have Industries Of Our
Own and Keep Our Money At
Home—Present Methods Will
Keep I s Poor.
An exchange writing on the
subject of how few industries we
have says;
"The average fellow in this
section pets up at the alarm of a
Connecticut clock, buttons his
Chicago suspenders to Detroit
overalls; puts on a pair of cow
hide shoes tanned in Massachu
setts; shaves with a Michigan
razor sharpened on a Pennsyl
vania strop, and dries on a cot
ton towel made in New Hamp
shire; sits down to a Jamestown
table, butters his Rochester
bread made of Minneapolis"llour,
with a Franklinville knife and
eats Kansas Citv bacon and
Indiana grits, fried in Omaha
lard, cooked on a St. Louis stove;
buys canned fruit put up in Cali
fornia. seasoned with Rhode
Island spice: slips into a rain
coat bought in Buffalo, claps on
a wool hat purchased in Phila
delphia, harnesses his Kentucky
bay, fed on Nebraska corn, with
a Vermont harness and drives
out to his farm, covered with an
Ohio mortgage, in a Canadian
wagon. After washing down
his supper with a Buffalo brew,
put up in New Jersey bottles, he
sits down before his fireplace
built of Bradford brick and
smokes his briar pipe made in
Chili. Finally, he crawls into a
Grand Rapids bed and is kept
awake by local dogs, the only
FINE FARMS FOR SALE.
We have a nice dwelling in Walnut Cove near the old mill known as the Lindsay Bullen
home. It is a nice place for a small family. Close to stores and near market.
Let us show you over the nicest property in Stokesburg for a merchant. Thellc-t is 100x100
ami nice dwelling, one store building, including Alamo light plant, gas tank and oil tank.
This is a good stand for a wide-awake merchant.
We have a good tobacco and grain farm consisting of 100 acres, near Mocksville. This
farm lays well, has plenty of water, large variety of fruit, good buildings of all kinds,
handy to school and churches. This farm can be purchased reasonable with good terms.
Write Mr. J. R. Brown for further information.
We have one of the best tobacco and corn farms in Rockingham county containingflOO
acres for sale reasonable. It has two dwellings, one is a nice 7-room bungalo, it would
cost $4,000.00 to build one like it. Near railroad from Madison to Greensboro, and is in a
good neighborhood.
See us before buying as we can suit you in price and terms.
We have one of the very best farms in Yadkin township near King,
N. C., to offer for sale at a reasonable price. It is situated on the im
proved highway leading out from King. This farm is better known as
the Joe Watts farm. It contains 108 acres. Machinery can be used on
every acre, lots of timber which can be sold to help pay for the farm.
We have 200 acres of the finest land in Wilkes county situated on
Swan Creek, south side Yadkin River, 4 miles west of Jonesville and 2
miles southeast of Konda. has one 5-room dwelling, known as the
William Gilliam home place, has new tobacco barns, feed barn, corn
crib, and other out-buildings, good well, garden, fruit trees, straw
berries, etc. Plenty fire-wood, pasture land and good road near the
house. Has 50 acres of good bottom land. This is the very best farm
for tobacco in this section. I will be glad to show you the place, or
answer any inquiries.
Will make purchaser good terms if desired. See us if interested in
buying a first-class farm at the right price.
STOItES 11 ESTATE EMI Int.
J. SPOT TAYLOR, Pres. J. t HEAL, V-Pres. J. JOHN TAYLOR, Sec.-Treas.
DIRECTORS:
N. E. PEPPER. C. E. DAVIS, M. 0. JONES, M. T. CHILTON,
J. SPOT TAYLOR, J. W. NEAL, J. JOHN TAYLOR.
Danbury, - North Car.
! home product on the place; then [
j he wonders why he keeps poor— :
i why money is scarce in his com- >
! munity why jobs are so hard to
find."
PRICE OF HORSE SHOEING
IS REDUCED.
j
Owinp to the reduction in the price
,of horse and mule shoes and nails I
want to co-operate with my patrons
and will put on four new shoes for
*1 .(10 and jruarantee my work.
I'. S. AKIMSMON.
tf Walnut Cove and Stokesburp.
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SPARKS FLY!
Your neighbors' fire
may mean your own
loss. Flames have
been carried for miles. !
j Build wisely: be care
| ful, and insure.
All insurance is not
alike. You need the
best, the Hartford
Fire Insurance Co.
for strength and
fairness.
j
t Call on this agency
H. H. LEAKE
and i
E. P. PEPPER,
Danbury, - N. Car.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER.
Death Of Old Lady.
Mrs. i lhijjirins died Satur
day at till- h :ne of her son-in-law.
John Welch. !)• tr Walnut Cove, nft r
a iinjrerinu illness of some months
with heart tii- use. The interment
was j,t the cemetery here Iwside her
husband, Jaeksmi iHiji'irins, who has
been dead .'su years or more.
Elder Walt Tuttle conducted thv
services at the grave.
.Mrs. Ihtggins is survived l»y her
two sons, Hayes and Jackson I>uu'-
jrins, and by one daughter, Mrs. John
Welch.
Tile deceased was aged about "C
years.
J. S. Whitten
Critically II!
J. S. Whitten is critically ill with
heart disease at his home near Sum
merlield, Uuilford county. Mr.
Whitten formerly lived in this county
on 1 (anbury Route 1., where he has
many friends and several relatives,
who wish for his recovery. Mr. Whit
ten is about ii.l years of age.
Tefcver
New Lefever Nitro
f\V Special only $29.00
O- K.'ed and purchased In
quantities bv the U. S.
Navy. Well finished.
I considering the price.
L \ Built to shoot right
Ik and as much
Hk use as the most
#*P®nslve gun.
\ Most duraole
' ock , ever pu
I 12-ga. 28 and 30 in. with
141n. stock and about 2?g
drop. A Lefever won the
world's championship at the
Olympic gaiiici in London. Le-W|:''
fever has stood for service and
durability for over 50 yrs.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
LeFever Arms Co., Boi 4, Ithaca, N.I. ™
B. Y. P. l\ Organized
At Kin«r Recently
King, Aug. 2'.- Tin- young people
of the King Baptist church met re
cently ami organized a I'. V. I'. I'.,
Ilev. (>. I'. ! '••Hfjr.ii*, of Huiii|itonvill>>,
presiding over the meeting. There
wore several new members lo join.
Mr. Theodore Xewsome was appoint
ed leader ami .Miss Hannah llulchins
ole.ted pnicK-m. The other numer
ous otlice- were also tilled l»y willing
and capaMe members >f this bright
hand of workers. So far we are im
proving tii-ly.
I'ANSIK lIOYLKS,
Correspondit.g Secretary B. V. I'. I'.
il. 1.. Lawson was here Saturday
from IV;. t-' ('reek township attend
ing to l.u-: -- matters.
Presbyterian Preaching
Appointments
First Sur.'ii.y :
M I'. M. i Sat. • Hani Bank S. 11.
11 A. M. Banbury.
H I'. M. Hart man's School House.
S P. M. Piedmont Springs.
Second Sui..iay :
S P. M. i Sat.) Sandy Ridge.
11 A. M. Sandy Ridge.
S I'. M. Sandy Ridge.
Third Sunday :
S P. M. i Sat.) Hard Bank S. H.
11 A. M. Hard Hank S. H.
•1 P. ,d. \adenV School 110*..-,'.
Fourth Sunday :
S I'. M. i Sat,) Hard Bank S. 11.
11 A. M. Banbury.
I'. M. Hart man School House.
8 I'. M. Banbury.
C. (I. SMITH, Paste-.
Grind Your Own
Corn And Grain
And Make Your Own Feed
. A Saw Your
SLTIC Own Wood
With Qur
STOVER SAW FRAME
It Will Pay You To Get Our Prices On
Feed Mills
Corn Mills
Saw Frames
Saws
Gasolene Engines
Kerosene Engines
Fuel Oil Engines
Pumps, Tanks and Water Systems
Pipeless Furnaces.
Wire and Wiring Materials.
Galvanized Pipe and Fittings.
Lighting Plants for Country
homes and Villages.
Write or come to see us when in Winston-Salem.
THE MOTOR COMPANY
Next to The Zinzendorf Hotel.
WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
Important Notice
To Land Owners
The Atlantic Joint Stock I.and
ißank, of Raleigh, N. which was
; recently organized by the leading
| hanks of the State, Wachovia Hank iV
, Trust Co., heing one f the Charter
I members, is now in position to re-
Kei/o applications f v r loans, to oo so
'cured liy first mortgage on improved
farm lands and buildings.
Loans may run from live to
years, luaring t! per cent, interest
.ml will be repaid in semi-annual in
; • tallments.
! For full particulars s -  r wrii •
i O, J. Penny, Cashier of Trade stre t
I raneh of Wachovia Hank Trust I
' \\ inston-Sidem, N". C. who will take!
pleasure in handling your applica-
I tions and giving the details of the
| >lo!nt Stock Land Hank plan of oper
:«ti«.
i WACHOVIA HANK & TIM"ST  t».
Winston-Salem, N.
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W.VSII THK Ml I) OFF VOLU *
AIIOMOItILR.
i' Mud on your automobile will * |
j * cause the paint to crack and * |
I * scale oil'. * !
| " Twenty-five cents for the use * !
* of water to wash it oil is that 4 I
, * much money well spent. * !
Spigot and hose and plenty
j* of water under pressure at the * j
j * platform near the Banbury * j
Reporter ollice may be had for * !
I* 2.">e. Ilring your car over and *
* get the mud and dust off. * J
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APPOINTMENTS OF THE
DANIH UY CIRCI'IT. FOR
METHODIST CHURC H.
J. J. EADS. Pastor.
First Sunday, 11 a. m., Davis'
Chapel.
| First Sunday, 7p. m., Danbury.
I Second Sunday, 11 a. m., Union
j Hill.
! Second Sunday, 3 p. in., Vado
j Mec-uni.
Second Sunday, 7 p. m., Danbury.
Third Sunday, 11 a. m., Danbury.
Third Sunday 3 p. m., Davis'
| Chapel.
Fourth Sunday, 11 a. m., Yada
i Mc uni,
Fourth Sunday 3 p. m., Union Hill.
Fourth Sunday, 7 p. m., Danbury.
I The public is most cordially invited.