REO GROSS ADVANCING
IN HEALTH CAMPAIGN
Extends Ser\ic: to New He'tfs;
ar.u 3r;n3s haaling Hope to
Remcte Suctions.
ersh • A::. * - U 1 " • »»
mr\ t. • . hxit h tsUl uniirrtake a
H alth -rv c» i» fun !a: unt illy,
hi>t»Ti .t' > A: : r rac::c " • : > l!l l::,; '*
tant function if th» Red Or - and
r.« w l!- and ilons broader linos. In
tht Rt d t'r •.-> N >-rv . !';• re
are enrolled r. arly I • • ■ ours» s. 20.-
0 0 of 'v!. - rv U \Y->rld
War. Th' ;m-* >"■ ar K .. r -- nurs. »
»ections of Alaska ani N'.-tth Caro
lina ! to w -rii am« ns the fisher*
men of P» n h.-c t Ray. Mo.
Th- Public Health Nursing Servtco, I
Cr which operates chiefly
til** - tr • r
■ c.v *V * ,v rk • i
in ti. - *h? -* •• *
year - •! on regular sr.--:-.
150.'." • eh-. r. and adults. Mr
that: 2-Ti'' • iuxueers assisted lc this
work Through, it the cour.tr> 'C >3
health meetings w- re held under Kej
Cross auspices, attended by approxi
mately 254.500 persons.
NOTICE OF SAI.E OF REAI.
INDER DEED
IN TRL'ST.
By virtue of the rower of scle
contained in a deed in trust exe
cuted to me on the -2nd da> of
Sept.. 1922, by J. R. Fulp. re
corded in the office of the Register
of Deeds for Stokes county. N.
C.. in Book No. 71. page 124. to
which reference is hereunto made
to secure the payment of a certain
deht therein recited, in the sum
of slsoo.o>, due to The Bank of
Stokes Cowty. de:a It having
been made in the payment 0!
sp.id debt at maturity, and the
h i! ier -f the debt having applied
to rn u to foreclose the trust f>r
the »a'::a.'tion of the sanv j . I
, -I ; a To »' -
wih e.\po»e to puum. »«.«. »«
Court H io rin Dan bury. N.
(; , •
s; f • ' . " v J 1: _ i
P- m„ - I' i '
1 • :»* ■ '
a pine, corner • f Dr. ESias !• ilp,
r'jrmir.jr th-' •- cr.inn* •'
pointers »'.d corner, continues
W'eft on new iir:e - cna'.ns
further to a stone in the public
road: thence South, decrees
West, crossing the creek at 'he
old ford, 22chains to a stake
and pointers on tne South side of
the old public road: thence West,
on a new line. chains to a
stake on IJones' line, on the
North ?i'ie of the branch: thence
South »i; chains to a white oak,
old corner: thence Eas: • 1 chains
. n the oil line, crossing the
creek to a hickory sauiing, the
old corner: thence North on the
f d line. I' l chains to thf begin
ning. containing bs 1 . acres, more
»»r less.
Lying in Sauratown Township.
Stokes county. N*. C.
This the 25th day of June, 1924
N. 0 PETREE. Trustte.
BETTER BEEF BY ; FARMS AND CITIES
ELECTRSC PUMPS A MODERN CONTRAST
Make F-srt Witer Possible. Ineqir.Tit.os Kotad by One Who
and low ,i tean Finds Cattle's K« CtXtv Light and Heat
VftfeSt OaidJ Accordingly. VV,Ba» F;n;er Roacb.
•- . •> •'v • 1 rosiT' n"c
Tt " .!»• •! ■>' , ,
!• ,hl> '
... t fresh witer as dis'in-tils!!* ! »*;•*« oloctricity \v;!l reach thorn.
; ■ ido iJ'l ' > 1!■ ttor '
| . i. . :i :h" >1- •v\ Patron. "
, |,i. ' ■ i-i .i. • >! the K-ltlirtm
«... • ■ .it i; i' tiranco inve *i
j. .miparahlo with that tinest fixation of ••• at t p v.v.-r f.ir farm ifj*
TU- x;> :t. :. ■ »f aa : ...» t irui r , It. . t :r at .ipji.»rtu::.'.:tf«.
■
Electrics y Op'rated Water Supply System for Farm Use.
to thi mat: r has just «>:m- to notii •
ex* - > : at ;
i . , ..
a ' . t* « .
v.....
Dto Water
. arli a'N that r-vjjht t"!» i>n, . *
or. tii Tnarsi'-t V.»»IVI vor ilu* av»*r
liirp w- iirht of th* 1 ia th«?sf v» n
oar- w;i» r.N pouiul- p« r h*a»l *nvat' r
tlian the aver.yr-* weipht of the cattle
in the other ■ ars. T! i«- banker-farmer
attributed this • ntirely to his facilities
for pivlns the rattle an adequate sup
ply of fresh water at cround tempera
ture, ami he estimated that in this
year alone lie made approximately \
• S4OO on hip investment.
NOTICE.
Having qualified as admini
strator of the estate of Mrs.
Nlintora A Lawson, notice is
hereby given to all persons hold
ing claims against said deceased,
to present them to the under
signed for payment, duly
' authenticated, on or by the 10th
' day of July, 10-5, or this notice
1 ' will be pleaded in the bar of their
1 recovery. All persons indebted to
: said deceasd. are respectfull)
\ requested to make immediate
: payment to me. This the -7th
' day of June. 1024
' ELK IN" SMITH, Administrator.
P. it. Meadows, N C.
1 N 1 •. PETREE, Atty. t>>r A-imr.
!;\ i T.t-rs VP' E.
1 ... ir u" JH! Tv i a- ex-.";'nr
-• : 1 ir. E.ia* r\;p«
; •• : ."'mKT- • int x.
■ »-«tat- ' '"a.*" ,to tXiii.Mt
' • t:. j i-rsignefl n
• {J ; -V. r- ; „ f J,;,-* JC.,
• r this r r; •- wi'i t lealr"i in
bar I tr.e.r • v-r.- Aili'-rsnns
ir.dtf.tetl t > tne ?hid estate Wul
please make immediate cay
' merit
Tr.is the 2">th dav of June. 1924.
! WACHOVIA BANK -v TRUST
1 COMPANY
' Exe:u:or of DR. ELI AS F' LP.
i
WITH sixteen years of ex
actiiibi service
NEPOMBET
; Paroid Roofing
shows itself the most economical
roof you can buy. Ask us for
; the proofs of this claim before
jou buy rooting.
CO
KING. X. c.
1... —4*o*
THE DANBURY REPORTER.
!■' r :»«itane; tor three vfCf'liJ I'v#
;j-, :i inminantk'ii to lie i:i bed '-tl ■
k-c;» .warm. Kveu r •It
roes below r.
part that at any moment I '
•.j■•.->•.'.in-- with •:!• . ..1
,;i a twirl >'
- ' ■ ' i
.
v t1» ;r»-r .iske 1 t!'. i. .-::a;i
to tei! what she' ! •!■> : she luiil to
li- r work easier, and she stood
and named m re improvements
than fl.ooo would install —ail elec
trical. Among other things she said: '
'Kvery member of my family needs a ;
lamp to study or work by every nicht. j
and every morning I must wash and '
fill those lamps. What a help it would 1
I be to me to be spared this daily
J task!' "
MOTORS ARE HUMMING
: ON RED WING FARMS
' |
1 i
. Trial Electric Line in Minnesota
Is Operating—The Farm i
1 Machinery Question.
; i
Th«se are busy days on the eighteen !
' farms lying five miles out from Red |
Wing. Minn., where a rural electric '
> transmission line has been put into
operation to dc tenuine by a scientific ;
1 investigation the economic possibil :
Hit's of electricity in agriculture. |
I Within the last few wer.tas a great
I J. :.l i f spec ial apparatus for use on
tin .mis by electric energy has ar
r: v. ! a n«i been put into service.
Th • 'irr» 'it on the trial line was
| !i t :• •)).■ I'rst time • Christ
■ t ' . ' »i::i• •. how. vi.r, th.
n ta!l:n lon and wiring on th • differ
!" . :.t farm- ;.r. vid.d only for electric
• ittipin*f r el'.-c
--r-.ti • •••>- iustai:- d until
• viiif.r
EcmT t Arriving Dr ;y
l»>.:.!. : .!■> h aud Ai• .1. vover,
.!nio-t • •ry train '-might :e r.°w
.- :-se. • I -yilptr.ent into 1; Wins
n ! tli« . •;(. tisil- were it. .lied a«
:• i pi'! i •• possible.
'l Th'' joint committee which i con
ducting 'hi ex;n rlmer.t -sts of
four farmers, two power i.mpany
representatives and the dean of the
Minnesota College of Agriculture. The
chairman is James F. Reed, president
of the Minnesota Farm liure.v, Feder
ation and vice president of th.' Amer-
I ican Farm Hureau Federation.
Manufacturers of electrii ;.l equip
ment and of farm machinery are
watching this enterprise with keen
_ - yes. Some of the* bigffost . f th se
eompani.'s are co-operatit.-- !■;• furnish
! inn equipment: others are 4 note
if the progress and me: 1 . | f pro
: eedtire. The General Klectri Com
pany sent one of its engineers nil the
! way from its headquarters ,t rfche
; nectaily. X. Y„ to inspect the trial line
! and observe all that is being done.
Electricity and Eggs Again
Kigh'.» e?::s a day. instead c.t a
niggardly eight, is what the hens ot
a Wisconsin poultryman are doing in
the winter since the electric lighting
lof the poultry house. From all ac
counts, electricity has assuredly un
covered the hidden energy ot U>e hen
r ' population.
NOTICE 1 OF SALE Of!
TWO FORD C VRS.
i. -i s: !
!•;. . '. N C.. ,?s; 5. 1'.«2!.
The i - ' '•>" IT ill H'.' 1 •
,'Y - : l.v S: m- i •:»»•»•
OR*. • "TN iiiikiu ' P. p: •" '•-
i r i . > ; lp> .i;
'.n\s . N hi' .. *v:!i .
it pi . t» t!
li. '.id.!' 1' '' -"it
■ ' V.e • ' i't iv li- ' ■•! 1
N*. ' . - ' 1 '
MONDAY. II L* 7. 11.
I.i i. t I'l M..lJ
i':i\ i • at ' h>- !•• ;jr of i n*
'• ! • !. r. ?!.. •' i-!aima:i
;pp i■- \it!• . i iy iron:
'a>t t!-i li-:
Ford touring . n 1 i*2»
ntorlel. nvitor No. -~>V',7*> 1.
One Ford touring
model. motor No. 7HU'! , >2.
.i. FRANK DUNLAP.
-heritV Stokes Cnur.t\.
ijIUK "w
NOV. THK TIME TO SKI.J
vol It SUKPLU-' OR \!N. i
if >on have a miit'us of
whet't .in;! corn now i- the time
to »oM. It wil! he lower at
\e>! time. We pa> '.he mark.'t
priie in • i-h.
P\N!TR\ R'ULER M 1,.!-.
IMNi!! !iV. N. • .
N '• i i •
-••!]* 'he -a: i'i!v a . -
tc !. T.i tile uiuk rsL's • u ' r
I meat on or before the 11 clay of
192">, or thl- ! .>tie' "• iii >•
j pi- ad"il in bar of tneir r
I erv. This June 9. 1924.
R. ROAZE. Admr.
of -J. M. l'oaze, ileeM. j
\V. 11. Radgeti, Atty.
I
._____ MM. ,
NOTICE.
Having qualified as adminis-j
Itratrix of the estate of J. R.
j Tillotson, dee'd. this is to re- j
| quest all persons owing his es- j
hate to make immediate settle-,
j meat t f same, and to notify all |
i persons holding claims against (
i his estate to present the same
| duly authenticated, to the un
) dersigned for payment on or l>e-
I fere July 4. 1925, or this notice
j will he pleaded in oar of their
recovery.
This June 30th. 1924.
MRS. M. J. FERGUSON, I
Adrnx. of J. R. Tillotsen, dec'd. j
J. \V. Hall. Atty. lor adrnx.
.
pWWOTIMWWm
* Weak I
Nervous E
! J „t , i n
|>. 'I was weak and nervous o
nr. 1 run-down," writes Mrs. M
". iith Sellers, of -500 N. 21st £
ll St., K ist St. Louis, 111. "I S?
fl couldn't sleep nights, I was so £
ri'Stlese. 1 felt tired and not £
( p in condition to do my work, ft
[5 1 would liave such pains in S
r" my stomach that I was afraid 9
li I would f?et down in bed. . . JJ
•5 My mother came to me 2
1 and suggested that I use
IGARDUM
| The Woman's Tonic !
g JJ I felt better after my first
bottle. I had a better appe- S
(9 tue. It seemed to strengthen I
M and build me up. I am so g
pj glad to recommend Cardui g|
ni'or what it ilid for me. I
haven't needed any mcd : cine g
| since I took Cardui, and lam 14
> rJ fcpling fine."
. 9 Nervousness, restles-'ness, g
f3 sleeplessness—these symp- n
C toms so often arc the result |J
U of a weak, run-down condi- gj
w tion, ar.d may develop more u
M seriously if not treated in g
1 § time.
t M If you are nervous and ■
,I g run-down, or suffering from j
W some womanly weakness, H
1 5 take Cardui.
BSold everywhere.
liMWgtiiMH—™
1 * w
ITRI.IC SALE OF VAI.FA
RLE I. \M>.
i■ . irti.t oj lit - ' !.i 4 \ "■
i":'a''.:i. '• : 1 t
'»' 'i
at !'. - «• '»
N« rth 1 irol 11a. in : • No-^ii,
it Si '.!♦ 1-2 ehaii • " ! W. '
'her,.- E. ! 2 : - • "i- : .
th« n> e N-'i" h i;' > ■ ■ •' 1
chains t>> r. , Us f
X> rill v.v n ' >
i-2 > h.iin> to a
'.nt•. r thenc« ■
k'-inning, co; '.r'.:!' ■
dred, twt !ve ami one-halt" a> iv
n:.>re • r les-
The -aid I-*.::' 1 lies iar
! vl La •• v -re. ami is "lie
1 v. hi "! \\. Era. \v: a:: i
IvS .1 * t!:•' timt' 11:
1 ni«! deed %Vi- e\e"Jt> ll;
snj-ie 1- :ng i'i • *."i to »t. tire .1
! i» . 1 on, pavable *0 A.
■T riit •'. >'i •'. hit ii >l "1 i.oo j.,..
mains uI. and iij- -n the
reoiie-' "1 A. • . T'tr:" 1 .: .
-t Ibv way of piil lie .Hit 1i- i..
''or ea.-h, 1 11 the ]»relllises. lie
'w, ,mi me h«'iir i'i 12 M. an !
_> p. M., on—
TliriiSPAV. -11*1.V :;i 1021.
; the a'i"t'e.-a : 'l de-.rilit ! 'a:. 1
Ti i- •' no 21. 102!.
1. !!. 1 !1 i.i >N.
Tni>iee.
I. V- ll' ;!. A'.!',.
NO'IV E l !" \l' i' 1!( A!P IV
!'OR I'M {DON.
'
; '■• "! . N .! (..
. roatls S*- - • • miy. All
■ t -ai lj' rd 11 are ii:vite I to
; forward their it.'tests to the
1 (Jc.vt-rn r with at delay.
This June 2'!. 1921.
Signed:
MRS. J. R. OARITHEIIS.
NOTICE OF SALE OF
DODGE CAR.
'Federal Prohibition Director's!
Office.
I Salisbury, N\ (\, June 17, 1924-
1 The t* llowing described prop
; erty, seized by Federal Agent
| Fletcher, from unknown par
(ties, for vit lation of the Na
tional Prohibition Act, will be
sold at Public Auction in front
of the Court House at Danburv,
N. ('., Stokes county, at 12:00
o'clock, noon, on—
SATURDAY. JULY 19. 1924.
' Unless claimant appears for
same :
One I)od«e Touring Car.
Motor No. 81:59:52. 192:5 mode!.
A. i 5. C'OLETRANE,
Federal Prohibition Director.
1 Hi une2w
WANTED—Students 0 v.ork
in oJiie while trikini; hu-ine—
course. Tuition paid tr«un
; !'i;:ir:'.nteed rm«-iti(in alter i
; nation. EdwarcN lhi-i:u— ( el
b'te. I£ii:h Point. N. ( . 1 \
;• I Oil ItENT OR .-ALE.
| Two arori farms near \\ iUim
> Store, out aliout >0 acres, the
| ether 17 :I«to. \pplv to John
[ R. Smith. Walnut ('»ve. N. I'.
Route 1. 2*(ju:u2u
I Mr. Farmer! I
The Home Insurance Co., of New York,
will protect \ou against loss on your crops ||
by MAIL ii you will call on or write to their
h. R. McPHEKSON.
Farmers Union Bank &. Trust Co.,
Walnut Cove, N. C,
L. W. BLACKWELL,
18june4w Pine Hall, N. C.
N>i! It K 'l'- ' *'
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I J
ll_ ■ in- ■ I
I•• • ; , , .. il l" Will 1
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;■. ■: i-;.i .'. ; !• naive' • : \
1.l ~ i l
-• :. , • • \ .I\v:i 1
the In nv place* «f Monroe Mar- j
tin. t!i' •. . •' •' '•' i'i'il ci a
!'• '1 !• : (
ini' ;• '•••»• .
N■ r*.h 7 •• W.- b-> '
v■- t. a-• i.f. 'li« •• • X* r:-i S
•'. l-J ili-yfi »*s \\ .•>! 7' ! -
V t iu-IH't' Si "I'll 2" -
With {he li!-a!Hi> to
ii 'r." : ' !;-ilce >■ i |
- . !•••_■ • - i*.«-: i ;.!o itn'.i- > .
•i »!«'iii : tin-lice Wr?!'. Si ® .
t'l-'is East !."» to a stone. '
■. i. : ■■ .M:!I 75 d'-irri-e.o !•]«•'.
rj.i no)''- 11 : 11 • !i> -
X 77 l-J I wi'h !:.
; c lilt;. :- • '. ! lie ' -
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• hi'i'f ' ' '.'ii . n.t'V.* :toi i. •
".t ivtise, i .ither !-
Thi June :'.oth, 1021.
•J. 11. MARTIN.
Commissioner
ADM IMSTK AT( IK'S NO IR E.
I Having qualified as admini.--
t rat or of the estate of Gideon
|Ffryuson, *lee. this is to request
all persons owintr his estate tc
j make immediate settlement L
i same, and to notify all
i holding claims against his es
; tate to present the same, duly
authenticated, to the undersign
ied fo v payment on or before
| the sth day of July. 1925, or
i this n(>tiee will he pleaded m
! bar of their recovery.
! This June MOth. 1924.
T. G. FERGUSON,
I Admr. of the estate of Gideon
Ferguson, deceased.
! J. W. Hall. Atty. for admr.
| WANTED—If any of our
readers have or know of any
old copies of the Reporter—
hack :!«. Id or ">(t years—please
communicate with us. We \\iil
buy I hem.
REPORTER.
DANRI'RY. N. i
( ASH JVM!) K»!{ \\ MEA'i
AX D t okN
i
Market price in:id in casft
i for wheat and corn.
. DANIiI RV ROLLER MILLS.
DANIH'RY, N. C.