NOTRE OF SALE OF
51i0.000.00 "STOKES
COIN TV RO A P
IMF U O V FM E\T
BONDS:*
Notice > hereby «iven th.it
the Hoard of County Commis
sioners of Stokes county. North
Carolina. oilers tor sale si\t>
thousand "Stokes Counts Road
Impnnemem Ronds." in thv?
denominations of S1 «0tlt>.0;»
each, with interest coupons at
tached. which will hear date »i"
Juh the lirst. 1021. issued un
der an act ot* the (Jeneral As
sembly of North Carolina. be
ing Chapter F!2 of the public
Local l aws of o*2 !. bearing sK
per cent, semi-annual interest
from date. $.">.000.(10 of which
will fall due :ind payable on th«*
first dav of July. PM2. md
like amount of .VVOOK clue and
payable in each and e\cry year
thereafter, on July Ist. until
the\ have all been paid.
Sealed proposal-, for the pur
chase of said bonds will be re
ceived b> .!. It. How en. Clerk of
the Hoard of County Commis
sioners of Stokes County. ;•!
his otlice in Danhury. ( .. tin
to two o'ciock. I*. >l.. Juh M.
li*2l. at which time and place
the same will be opened an;l
passed upon In the board >»i
County Commissioners of
"stokes county. North Carolina,
said Hoard reserving the ri l; h•
to reject any and all bids.
AM proposals must be accom
panied with certified check
properly vouched for by some
local bank of Stokes county. N.
C.. in an amount etjualinu two
per cent of the l>itl. which will
be returned to the bidder i:i tht
event the bid is not accepted.
Proposals of two kinds will
he con-idend by the board:
First: The Commissioners
to have the bonds and coupons
prepared and pay the fee for
the opinion of the approving :u
--torney.
Second: lhe purchaser to
have the lionds and coupon
prepared ready for siunin_ r .
and pay the fee for the opinio i
of the approving attorney.
This the Oth day May. 3I2J.
J. It. HOWFN. I
Clerk Hoard County ( omr.iis
sioners. Stokes County. N. v .
2lma\ !w
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having i.ualifle-l as adminis
trator.- of the estate of J- •
Fowler, dee'd. -his is to request
all person owing his estate t«»
make immediate settlement of
same, and to notify all persons
holding claims against hi* es
tate to present the same, duly
authenticated, to the undersign
ed for payment on or before
the 17th day of April, l'»2">. or
this notice will be pleaded 1:1
bar fit' their recovery.
Pinnacle, X. ( April 1 •">. 1 f'Z?'-
F. FoWLKIC.
li. S. FOWLKIi.
Admr's J. W. Fowler, deul.
J. I). Ilnmphrevs. atty for adnu*.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELF
YOl'K SFRPIA S GRAIN.
If you have a surplus of
wheat and corn now is the time
to sell. It will be lower at har
vest time. We pay the market
price in cash.
DAN BURY ROLLER MILLS,
DANBURY, N. C.
, WANTED.
An unlimited amount of
home-made molasses, hams, ba
con, sides, honey and beans.
W. B. YODER CO.,
tt WINSTON-SALEM, N. C.
NOTICE OF RF-SAI.E OF !
UFA!. ESTATE.
u iJ. ii. ■ i -. i I-.
I'y . f a deiree of thoj
Super:' r Court of _ Stokes (
county renc.v red the i
day of February. IP2',. in the !
Special Pmeet.inir entitled "S.,
F- Stewart ar.d A. H. Stewart, i
F.\ Parte." 1 will expose t«» pub
lie sale t" the highest bidder!
for va-'h at the late residence ot j
lloliert 1.. Stewart and Marth.i j
Stewart, isi Meadows township.,
Stokes county. N. t .. on—
S \TFRDAY. M VY .11. 1021.
at the hour of one o'clock, p. m .
two tracts of land, one belong
ing to Ma"tha Stewart, and the
other to Hubert 1.. Stewart, de
scribed as follows:
Martha Stewart Tract:
"Rejrinninjr at a post "ak u,i .
tile Saw Mill road, thence West
Jt! chains to a white oak: thence !
\ rth-1 «. hains to a water oak:!
'h* i.e Fast. iiiaiis to a
white oak; thence North l-»i
chain* a post oak: thence;
Ivist. 2 chains to a stake;,
th.vce South. IT ci'.a. > to tile.
•• i-itnvnjr."
Itobert 1.. Stewart Tract:
"i:. at a -' 'iv.p in the
• M -aw-mill r ad. • .. *ob:>c
i.l bar;' b» io r ' ' '■ e said R.
1.. S'.ewa 1 '". and !' ■ w it!i t
the road as it mi and* rs. North
12 chains ; > a in ' he r!.
a .• I - : r a f« "I'l'cha.se
::i ".i;e (i • r.'.v neiice With
' hit I! •. Si ' A >"> ' f.t'lV -s
Fast. '.vvv.ty->>ne liiair.s to
pointers at the Pea Vino
brumh; thence down the brand ■
: v nu*t !1. UTS, 0 it: 111 «
h i.! i iiiiins u nuipu* sjiiijr*
• viK .• Wes' IS chains to the:
lit vinr.injr. containing twenty- 1
one :.cn be the same n'."!'e • i'i
less.
The land will be - M sepa-!
rately. and a a wiiole. to ••
in which way it wii! orintr the
better nrice.
This April 17th. 1924.
T. C- HOLES.
' '• nimissiotu-r.
N. O. Petree. A::y 2:-anriw
GOOD FARM FOR RH.N l\
The excellent farm of M. I ..v
I. C. -"Stewart, lyinir in the Pox
Mt. seciiot., near 'ennanton, is
for rent. This* is a tine place for
a good 2-horse renter, has :! to
bacco barns, re-ordering house, i
irood tr.tile. and is we 1 watered.
Fine tobacco land and plenty of
irond corn land. Two Rood dwell-!
!n,. r houses. Write at once or see
I. C. Stewart. LI" NV. 4'.h stn>et.
Winston-Salem. N. C. oocttf
iMtk Yvou CAN MAKE *!■
BIG MONEY I
iM , suuNucui i
ijifc MONUHENTS^!
Oho tr.r.n in V--.- • i mnj* f •» !
hi* Mar.- sir. i ' •■■■•- nturc-f
ting his  • At.oth.-r u N*w ,
t.a.l- » T" -i ' I'g'-
i ; . -l. r • - l •" try 11 if
I. ir.'.if .1 in. • ■ ' ••' - t-' l -'
, , ... «hn ii iv,. • 1
ii., .■ V ivi- v..-i . • :• l-'l 1"
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v l.'iCiincs>t. Rot.m ' 1 .tinntii C,n. I
i t -
I —
which assures an annual return 1
of not less than 7 per cent,
and
which pays an additional 2 per|
cent, annually when net earnings
on the total capital amount to 9:
per cent, in a corporation under j
the direct management of a
trrono from among the most suc
cessful executives in the Pied
mont Section,
Secured by one of the most;
modern and best equipped weav
ing mills in the South manufac
turinn a consistently profitable
line of troods
Is Worth Looking Into
For full particulars write
BOND DEPARTMENT
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
Charlotte, N. C.
FRANK B. GREEN, Mgr.
2jantf j
____——
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readers have or know of any
old copies of the Reporter—
back 30. 40 or 50 years—please
communicate with us. We will
buy them.
REPORTER,
DANBURY, N. C.
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
- AI.I-: or VAI.CABLE '.AND
li\ COMMISSIONER.
• !'' V'.r'ilO  1 doTCe Ot ! ilt
i Sf;> ."''l'  nf Stokes C«
«y, i\ ; •:,!'•! l>y A. ,1. Fagi*. > •
|s.  in 'Special l'ru.eed
, iii'. r > i'! '.: i "Sallie L. Pel ree.
I administratrix >f John '
Petive. d-.v. a.-.'!. a-rainst Mar.
; !.. IVuve. it a'." ••"intinjr the
undersiirned a >•> lv.missiom-r. 1
| will si-il at public auction to tin*
, hbidder at The court
hi'tise door in the town ot
i Danburv. N. C„ on—
, S VTI'HDAV. JI NK 11. 1024.
I
lat the hour  f ono o'clock. ! .
M.. the following described
lands, belemrinjr to the estate •
I John D. Pot ree. t«>-wit:
First Tract:—Beyinniiij? at
water I'dv'o on Smith hank ot
i Dan river in centiT is old r>ad
I under I'fidjre that i r> sses Dan,
river rii'lit .'.ear tn Pine Hall. N
i and inn- with tile nld Lai
t'ord road t i.e following conrst.-.
to-wi : S. 'Jo de«r. Hast 2-"> > It..
'S. 18 dej; W. 510 feet, S. !">
ilejr. West '.MI l'eet, South •"">
; dejr. Fast 7"» l'eet. South 7:''
dejr. Fast "Jl* In t. Smith -1 dc~. I
Fast .".IS t• 'it. S. uth -"2 f.i
feet. South 11 dog. K:;t
feet. SoiH!;
foot, South.".l! dog. Fast 12• •
'feet. Sm;th 7 dig. West
i. m. Soirh 2" d'.'jr. Fast 11">
to ;> toiie in an ( Id r'ad. then •
South 70 lit'.', and 15 mini;.
W« ■ on a new line and hen -
division line •VJ! tie', to a sto'
new coiner. nth 17 dog. W.
imi law line, and heir.;-' ;i div
-ion line dS2 feet. S .ut'i 5iJ ».•
and 'o minutes W»i on a n> ■
i line and heing division line Mi"!
l'eet to ;i stone in old line boil!}.
J. R. Satterlield's line, theme
North !*> dey. West n his ]i».
!">I (5 feet to a stone formerly j
noplar stump. his and Gibson
•onier. same lieing at tiii I
.branch. thence down the van-1
ous ir.'-aiulers of the branch in !
,i Noi'th-W i>t course to Dan j
river, thence with the South
-■ i• * r of said river, following th.-j
i-oiir»'> to the beginning, con-;
taming 1 , acres, m"ie or less. ,
Sec-nil Tract: Containing
r*» ;u >. -. more or '.i s, and
'nnundt i ■ ii the We-t -dde tin i'i -
of i y 'in lands of Kaleigh Srit
ter;ie!d. "ii the Son* i side ! y
the lands of AhY; ! \\*« l
i and Uol.t. Withers, on the Fast !
side by tii" land.- of Isaiah War- ;
: reii and those ot the Ashbi'rns,
: ami on the North side by tiu
:ir-d a' ive nam. 1 land* . f th"
lir.--' tr;ut ;Jn.ve -et forth.
Hot h 'nuts I:.' in Stokes 1
eouat N !i Car. li.;a, near!
i I'ine ii.di. N. on tht Male
Highway, and ar g. ■ i farm
ing Sands. i.u\iiig exti.i goo 1
1). u r.ver in.tt« :n iai-ds and j
_ r i i . upland.
Terms of sale: Oia-third
i .-1 i. one-third in ix r.ths,
,: ud  ie-third in twelve months,
wit ; : privilege of paying all
iash, and deferred payments to
be see'.ired by good interest
beariinr bonds.
Tins Mav Ist. 1021.
N. F. I'FPPKK.
t'ommissioiii r.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as adminis
trator of the estate of Ford l
j Combs, dee'd, notice is hereby
i given to all itersmis holding
: claims against said estate to
| present them to the undersign
j ed for payment, duly authent'-
I cated, on or by the lGth dav of
! April, 1025, or this notice will
!be pleaded in bar of their re-
I eovery. All persons indebted
to said estate are respectfully
requested to make immediate
payment to me.
This 15th dav of April, 1021.
MRS. IDA COMBS.
Adminis-.ratrix.
T\ O.: King. N. C.
N. ()• Pctive, Atty. for Adtv.'x.
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as ;•l
ministrator of the o>ian of
.Mrs. Huth Ronton. colore!, no
tice is hereby pi von to all per
sons holding claim* against said
estate to present them to the
undersigned for payment, duly
authenticated, on or by the 21th
day of April, 1925, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. All persons in
debted to said estate are re
quested to make payment to me-
This 19th day of April, 1924.
M. O. JONES, Adm'r.,
P. O. Danbury, N. C.
N. 0. Petree, Atty.
NOTICE or ( '
KK'S HE-SALE Of '.AND.
I'nder -oid 'ov virtue m' at.
order of the • lerk of the Si -
ivrior Com" ot Siokcs county, |
North Carolina, made in the
spivi'd ift eed.ings entitled.
"C. 1.. !>■ Is >n. administrator ■>.'
the cstati  f W. W. I)o !.-on,
deceased, and others. \s. Nanc.v
I". IV is. hi and otiurs" the uu-!
der-ivrned will on—
SATI It DAV. MAY 21. 1021.
;;t tell o'« lock, A. M.. on tl'" |
premises in Stokes county, N.
C.. re-M I! ;it public auction and
to the highest bidder for cah, |
tile following described iailds, I
to-wit:
Adjoining' the land of Jerry
Dodson. T. J. (iann. George
(inliin. N. 15. Dueeins. and
others, ard bounded and de- j
scribed as follows:
Beginning at an irmi stake ,
in Joyce's line: thence Smith
S'! degrees j-'ast 01 p. i s and 2o
.links to an iron stake. Joyce's
t corner: tlience South 7 degive-
W e %: ' >! :>oh sto an iron *:ake.|
' Duggins' corner in «B MI'S line:
i thence Si'till 5-1 deeii'i'S Fa-t.;
100 pidi s and !• liili-s to a stone, |
\"i i tion's corr.er: tlieticu North i
> liejrc  Fast ion ludes a.nd 1
links t' if- n stake .ritlin'- 1
eoiMer in i.is : ■ heiic- Ni rti
-'i ile'/re - West i 57 ;io!es ar.
2" links *.. an ii*"U •.take, an I
!>■ inters in ivnitons I:!ii-* the'.ti -i
Sunt It 7 eg fees W ; i
the Ihv inning, coiitain.i'ig 77!
acres, more or less. Same slv w
ine the aim ve by survey t adi i
ov W. F. « arte;* on April 10th. j
1021.
The Jib. ve described lan Is
being the sane land as de
j scribed in tie third item of the
will of Ji hu Pi'esti ■>, said will
| beintr recm'i'n 'i in S;• !es coun
! tv. N. in B 'k N". d. page
-51, etc. See also deed from N.
IVt ree. Commissioner,
Natuie F. Dodson. May "b A. F
-1012. Book No. nag -
Register 'f Dee.ls m'.iie i : *.i *
; county of Stokes.
Sale subject to the i • .i':t".:t- .
tion of tiie our;
This April 2".. 1021.
C. 1.. Di'DSON.
Commissioner.
1 1.. R• i rts, A 11( t new
NOTICE.
Having ..ualitVd as
trators of the c.-ta',- • :' A. A.
■ iJolus, lau v I • v -urr v. N
I C.. all persons owing his est an |
are rei|iic s*.cd. to , inn rwai'-'i
and pa> ame. an 1 ail *>e 1
holding claims against .-aid • • (
t att are hereby not 1;'. •»! ti i -;
j si nt the -iiine. duly aut i • 'ic;.-
! led. to th • undersigned for pay- j
m.ent tin or before the Ist day of i
May. 1025. m* this notice will In
pleaded in bar of their rum
en'. This April 2". 1021.
W. C. ROLFS.
German!on, N. i;. ].
FLEMING AI.LFN,
Walnut  "ove. N. (11. 1.
Adm'rs of A- A. Boles, deiM.
J. I). Humphreys, atty for adtn.
NOTICE.
Having duly qualified as ad
ministratrix of the estate of S.
P. YenaMe, dee'd, notice is
hereby givmi to all persons
holding claims against the said
deceased, to present them to
the undersigned for payment
duly authenticated, on or by
the sth day of May, 1025, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are
respectfully requested to make
immediate pnvnient to me.
This April 20. 1024.
MRS. KI.RSFV YEN ABLE,
Administratrix.
P. O. Yade Mecum. N ('.
! N. (). Pet ree. Atty. for Admx.
NOTK'K OK COMMISSION
ER'S SALE OK LAND.
By \irtue of a decree of the
S.iipeCi '' court ef Stokes couit-!
i ty. rendered by A. J. Fagg. C.
S. C., in the special proceodinirs i
entit'ed. "J. L. Lynch vs. M. O.
Lynch." for division of a tract
of land held in common by the
plaint it!" and defendant ap
pointing the undersigiii'd com
missioners. we will sell at pub-!
! lie auction to the highest bidder
on the premises oil—
Tl ESDAY. .lI'NE 17. lO2L
it the hiur of 2 o'clock P. M..
the following described lands,
i known as the Fliza Jane Wilkes
dower, adjoining the lands of C.
IE. Pyrtle, L. A. Lynch, James j
Lynch, Boss Lynch, W. R. Cov -
ington. and others in Stokes i
county, N. C„ and bounded as I
| follows:
Beginning on a poplar and j
I runs Smith 5 degrees West
! »0 and .">7-100 chains m old
stump, then South S»i 1-2 !•'-
grees Fast ."'.2 00-loti chains:
then North •"» degrees Fast 51
chains to pointers, then North
' S5 degrees West loo.'l-1o(( clis. I
| to ;i smirwood. then South 2 1-2 ]
j degrees West 24 .'SO-1 Oil chains j
J to .-tone, then North S"> 1-1 de-1
| gives West 20 75-loit chains io i
. 'he beginning, and containing i
1 122 70-100 acres, more or less. ,
The above boundary will b")
>■ • lii in tW'i separate tracts audi
•ii t as a win le  >ne t rat i of
i iI2 S .-loil it i rt s on the South
j side of the boundary. and
">0 O'.i-l'iO acres on the North
i side i f the boundary.
One of these farms has dwel-
I lings and barns, and the other
no improvements.
This is a very line tobac.">
farm.
Terns:—Cash.
This Mav 12. 1021.
J. D HUMPHREYS.
W. R. PADGETT.
Commissioners.
YOKE OXEN LOR SALE.
Pair oxen, weighing about i
I2ii(i pounds each, guaranteed i
I to work anywhere, offered fori
»;iie at a reasonable price. Ap-
I |)|v to
W. A. SMITH.
If DANIU RY. N. C
(iRAIN WANTED.
We vsill buy wheat and cot it
for cash at the market price. i
DANBLRY ROLLER MHJ.S..
DANBLRV. N. C.
——
WANTED- Salesman wit h
uitomobile by a lartre Oil and
Paint Company to call on farm
I fradr'. Excellent opportunity and
I previous experience unnecessary.
I Address at once The Lennox Oil
lAc Paint Company. Department-
Sales, Cleveland. Ohio. 21m2t
-
FOR RENT FOR 1925.
Good 4-horse also good 2-horae
farm. Good bniidinus and good
land f >r tobacco corn and wheat.
SAMUEL HAIRSTON,
l-lmy lt Wenonda, Va.
S Practical i
g Nurse Tells I
Mrs. N. E. Snow, of Routa
'O' 1, near Paris, Tenn., tells the
story of her experience as
W "I &m 62 years old and I &
&$) have been a practical nurpe
X for more than 20 years, tak- S
ing mostly maternity cases.
(M) One of my daughters suffered (g|j)
from cramping at . . . She
would ju3t bend double and
! @ have to go to bed.
iCARDUIi
g The Woman's Tonic §
| was recommended to her and
I she only hail to take about
| © two bottles, when she hardly @
(!®) knew that it was . . she
suffered so little pain. jc
"M y youngest daughter
(0) was run-down, weak and (O
bgi nervous, and looked like she
didn't have a bit of blood
Soft left—just a walking skeleton, O)
jit no appetite and tired mil the IgL
w time. I gave her two bottles
of Cardui. It built her up O
X and she began eating ana
W soon gained in weight and v
® has been so well since."
2 Cardui, the Woman's Tonic,
T has helped suffering women V
W for over forty years. Try it. A
0 At all druggists'. Z
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The advantages of a large
school are similar to the advan
tages offered by any large enter
prise. Any one who will stop to
reason intelligently will recognize
at once that a large enterprise
can do many things, secure many
t nelits ami afford many advan
tages not possessed bj a smaller
concern.
The large schc. )1 attracts and
secures better teachers.
The larger school maintains let
ter equipment.
The large schc d is because of
its extensive acquaintance, called
upon to fill more and * _tter posi
tions with its graduates.
The large school can, for
economic reasons, give greater
value than any small school can
possibly give.
The inspiration that comes from
numbers, the enthusiasm that
comes by association with willing
workers, the training afforded by
competitive effort, areola value
that cannot he expresred or esti
mated in dollars, This valuable,
training is only possible in a large
school and alone is sufficient to
recommend a largo school to any
intelligent person.
The Roanoke National Husiness
College is one of the largest
schools of its kind in the South
Send for Catalog.
KOANOKK NATIONAL HI SI
NKSS COLLfcGF,
Roanoke, - Virginia
CASH PAID FOR Will'AT
AM) COKX.
Market price paid in cash
for wheat and corn.
DAMU'UY ROLLER MILLS.
DANiil RV. X. C.
XOTICK OF SALE OF LAM'
BY COMMISSI OX EK.
I'nder ami i»v virtue of a 1
order «>1" the Clerk of the Su
perior court of Stokes countv,
North Carolina, made in the
special proceedings entitled,
"Mrs. Ilosa Apple and huslia'.'i
E. F. Apple and others vs.
Harry I>avis. Mrs. Ethel Manes
and husliand Altos Manes and
others," the undersigned will
 n
S VTt'IIDAY, JINK 28, 1!I2I
At 2 o'clock, P. M., on the prom
ises in Stokes county, North
Carolina, sell at public auction
on the terms hereinafter sol
out in this notice, the following
described lands, to-wit:
Tract No- I—Beginning at a
stone, Coone Martin's corner
in Hairston's line, thence with
said Martin's line South 5 d *-
gives \\ i'st 2280.(1 l'eet t > a
stake in said Martin's line,
thence North 75 degrees East
>092.5 feet to a stake in Ward's
line, thence with said Ward's
line North 5 degrees East
1910.0 feet to a black gum
stump (Ward's corner in Hairs
ton's line), thence with Hairs
ton's line North 81 degrees and
twenty minutes West 1029.0
feet to the beginning, contain
ing 49.5 acres.
Tract No. 2—Beginning at a
stake in Coone Martin's line.
(South-west corner of tract No.
1), thence through said Mar
tin's corner and with Bobby
Ward's line. South 5 degrees
West 2926.0 feet to the creek,
thence with creek the following
courses: South (!2 degrees and
fifteen minutes East 193.0 feet
thence North 85 degrees and SO
minutes East 211.0 feet, thence
North 82 degrees and 15 minu
tes East 200.0 feet, North 85
degrees and 30 minutes East
."500.0 feet, thence South 67 de
grees and ">o minutes east llH.o
feet, thence with Ward's line.
North 5 degrees East 3205 i
feet to corner of tract No- 1
thence South 75 degrees West
1092.5 feet to the lieginning.
containing 72.7 acres.
Both tracts lie in Stok«s
county. North Carolina, on the
public highway near Dill.tr !.
N. C.
The above-described land has
recently been surveyed and
maps of the land will be exhibi
ted at the sale.
Terms of Sale:—One-lifth
cash, balance due on the first
day of January, 1925, with the
privilege of paying all cash, and
deferred payments to be se
cured by good interest-bearing
note.
This 21st day of May, 1924.
J. W. HALL,
Commissioner.