The Touring Car $875 The Roadster $875
>'•• e am! ad\anc«»d desigr. «•!>•' ivit.ir luautv and grace. ha\e '>t'*-Ti 1
~ .. .. ~i . ..-.*• , ~i, .... ~» ,i,. lt . ... 1 Two or three nassengers can enjoy the Oldsmohile Roauster.—all the
blonee.; r« tineo o! sm— :i >:\ t > -uch an extt n that it> «.p
--• , i . . .• ..... pood features found in the 1 >uring ear aiv pr> sent here, ir.e high radi
pearar.ce mak -it a air tr.a: w-!ay m » ern tor a i ..mi»er ot \tai.«. . * . , . . , • ,•
: IW ■ •'■ n wer it, -ivi'v'ir.der engine is >utli. ient to allow a ' Witn I,s shell and thi sweeping hues ot tne ho, HI and body.
e-»Mstat:t 'tv .T.er,- The T .;nir.tr tar. with :• permanent ami enhanced by the rich lustre of Du-'o finish. make the roadster an out
i~, , i „ i .vmini. standing ear ot comeliness and uignkied beauty. Th *re is a convenient
ir.uest? ;• r:l>le piiuitne Due" ::;u.-h .!i M.inioljUf l)'ue. i> a >ple!iual e\amj>li- , ■ ... , , . ,
. , , , .... .... ! locking eotnpartnient «»t 1:5 cubic teet capacity in the rear deck of the
ot r.-. lasting beatitv that * our- i: a muitiple-cvimueie : car at an u..- , , , ........
. . . ~ . • ! K««adster ami another space * i live CIIMC Uet .uist back ot the .-oat.
usua:!> i w price. Ihe equipment complete, even to the attractiw cov.. j 1
lamps a::.i .-erviicable- rug ir. the rear compartment. . . . , . . , .
A new sensation is yours wren you t;rs* rati :n ar. Oldsmobile 'Six.
... 11.. .. i i,. «i,. i»,i., , I —the well distributed weight being cradled on 86 .".-4 inches of resilient
lr.e mechanical teatiues are »uru. ;i» exemplmeu '\ the l'eleo igt..- ... ,
. . ,I;TU T .iiririr and responsive springs that are more than three-quarters the length ot
ti>n>\stem. —renowned the wor.u owr 1-: its dependaoilit>. Ihe loum.g 1 ... ....
, . ,-.> t . .. . „i, .. i the wheel l>a«e. ihis excellence in design gives Oldsmobile Six a
ar is large.—being 1)2 inches .ar iotigth. and n\o pa»engei> \i»u
: .... T., i.„ i..n- ' characteristic aonitv to hold the road,—irrespective ot its nature.—that
tmd coir.tort in its deep, wide -eats and lomtortaole cushions, in liiclem- . ... ~ .... ...
~ ,i .i i ~,; , ...V .. i .ii.,« •' is simplv uncanny. Foremost among the mechanical merits of the
eiit or i >kter weather the snug-::tt:i:g. clear \i.-ion curtains attonl plea.— , ,
, . , :: I .. ~ , 1,.:,., ,I,S. ... , splendid chasi.» are simplicity and accessibihtv. —both attributes that
mg protection and cmtort. It i> p »sib!e tor von to tirne this, or ar.\ ' ...... *
. ,„ . ... .. ~, ... ~ ~ . are paramount in the consideration of econoniv. Fire mileage as well as
other Olusmohne >,\. ar.o pa\ tor it :rom your income as jou enjo\ it.-> , ..... . . ,
..' .. .. „ .. . ~ , .... , , tuel anu oil consumption are elements that have been extremely satis
convcnier.ee ai.ti pleasures,—through, i.enerai Motors deterred pa\ment . 1 .........
fictoiv to Utousands ot owners who have driven Olusiuol ile "Six.
Carolina Olds Company
Distributors
Winston-Salem, = = North Carolina
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CLAIM PROPERTY
IX XKW YORK
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t. i ;ttt in. ' r
til' lain' Hit t ■ • !' ,w:.• .
in New York 1 ty, Walt r riv>n
c.f hlis, city, who has been agent for
that gr »•.;•. . iof n North
Carolina l;• 11 -. g! - t> .i 1., ly >r tile
tir.-• mi- t i tl. ■ («. ii. i.v.. ~f the
gnat ti.iet which claim ... made.
It i- said !■• in- is city blocks long'
and •i\ iii...i,- widi and nu ludes
port'ins of Washington street,
(in .'l. wu h street. Christopher street,
all iif II ; I-in >i|uar'. and old Trinity
cemetery. I. i- estimated that build
ings now lo "ited on it yield a reve
nue yearly of from $:!,ou0,000 to
i? 1,01)0,000.
The value of the property is esti
mated at sl7o,(inn,ooo.
Rordeatix and Kenny
will go to New York state to appear
in the federal courts concerning es
tablishment of the claims on De
cember 10. Ouster proceedings will
be started by them in an effort to
establishment title for their clients.
.Mr. Thomas has just returned from
New York, where he has been in
vestigating titles, and things are now
rcaily for actual legal work in th-'
interest of the heirs.
These l'.cirs are very numerous.
Guilford. Hoi kingham, Lee, Ran
dolph, Chatham, Durham and nu
morons other counties in North Car
olina furnish them. There is a well
organized band of heirs in Soutn
Carolina; another in Ohio; another
in Indiana and there are others
scattered in many parts of the
United States. They are making
vry active efforts to get their part
of the vast estate, which is said to
have been granted to one Robert Ed
wards before the revolution.
A meeting of claimants will be
held at Muir's chapel, near here,
Thursday night. Muir's chapel was
formerly known as "Edwards' Cross
Roads," and was the seat of many
Edwardses. Later Mr. Thomas will
call a meeting of heirs in Surry
county, thj meeting to held at
1 hat I. 1 •
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lur,.i w . . .. ■
K:. j! -ii i towi.. I- - i .. and ho til i
*' • -I'll. ! .• 1 i - I iinn* !.•.»>« ■
Stump - Knocker
Gives Satisfaction
Lai- mil. Kit. 7. Ir:vivj.t in ! yroil,
tli.- (lu-aii government explosive be
,is t > Turin. I farmers at 'St
throgh the State "••Ut-tro extension
(lr. i-ioii, continues unabated in many
counties ever after two ami thr-i
--carloads have been ordered and dis
tributed liy farm agents.
II Tt-ntly when O. H. I 'hi 11 i ps, farm
agent in Stanly county, was unload
ing his third ear many farmers eanie
in wanting to know if smile of the
material was not placed. "Can we
get sonic of that stump-knocker? Is
it all spoken for?" they would ask
and even though the ear eontained
20,000 ponds all of it was quickly
taken.
Mr. Phillips says, "Figuring the
dynamite at wholesale rates there
was a saving to farmers of this coun
ty of SU.tiOO on the one car alone and
only 1 ."1,0011 pounds was for the con
ty. Wi ordered 20,000 but :S,ooo [lis
wents into Cabarrus county and 2,000
into Anson. We also made arrange
ments with a local hardware store
and farmers were able to secure
their fuse at 70 cents per hundred
feJ-t and caps at $1.30 per box of
one hundred.
"\\\ have had many encouraging
reports from those who have used
th ' material. They say it gives tine
results and some men said that they
hud increased the value of the land
by removing the stumps in addition
to clearing the fields so that cultiva
tion was more easily done. One
growvr who removed several big
stumps stated that the wood was
worth $25 and only 50 joints of
pyrotol was used in the operation.
I feel that the supplying of this ma
terial has been a distinct service to
our ; to.de."
THE DANBURY REPORTER
Claims Against the County Paid I>\ the Hoard of
Commissioners oi Stokes County On the First
Monday In December, 1921:
.j. i:. i]..%■ I'ii. *
J. 1.. Mi!, hell, ii I.a;. - reg. 1
S. F. i'etree. . ... sn.no
U. .1, I '; i ii, 1 ,lay a» judge 3.0n
('. T. Fggli 11. ! !a\ as jinigi* 3.00
E. L. Mi'chili, 7 ilays reg. 22.26
Salrin Mitchell, janitor 2. In
(i. W. Simmons, day as judge . 3.0n
l't\ .-ley I 'aimer, I day judge 3,00
I '. l.aws n,7 days as ju.lgi- 22.2!'
Xonnie La\win, 1 day as judge 3.00
J. 11. Lawsoti, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
Stokes Hardware & Furniture Co., casket for county home 2n.no
Edwards A; Brotighton Printing Co., otlice supplies 44.31
Henderson Caine damage by (log, ... . So on
J. I>. Humphreys, attorney's fees . 120.10
•I D. Johnson, 1 day as judge 3.00
J. W. Allen, 1 day as judge 3,0n
John Smith, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
K. •. Creakman, 1 day as judge ... 3.00
Robert Moody 5 days as reg. 15.90
J. S. Boyles, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
('. M. Jones, 1 day as judge . .... 3.00
J. F. Dalton, 1 day as judge 3.00
T. (I. Reynolds, 1 day as judge ........ 3.00
J. H. Carter, 7 days as reg . 22.00
Baxter Fulp, 1 day as judge 3.00
Chester N'eal, 1 day as judge 3.00
S. W. Rierson, 7 days as reg 25.05
D. B. Young, 1 day as judge 3.00
C. S. I'itzer, 1 day as judge 3.00
George W. Hartman, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
Laura Simmons, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
J. L. Christian, 1 day as judge 3.00
G. C. Shelton, 1 day as judge 3.00
P. A. Sheppard, 1 day as judge 3.00
W. P. Ray, 7 days as reg. 21.66
Agnes Smith, 1 day as judge 3.00
Powell East, board of prisoners 64.75
R. S. Collins, 1 day as judge 3.00
F. H. Christian, 1 day as judge 3.00
E. 1). Smith, 7 days as reg. 22.77
J. 11. Brown, 1 day as judge 9.00
Bill Mays, 1 day as door keeper 3,00
J. I). Smith, 1 day as judge 3.00
J. W. Williams, refund on dog tax 1.00
I). S. Reid, refund on dog tax . 1.00
J. C. Hodge, judge ... 0.00
William E. Ellington, 5 days as reg. 16.50
J. 11. N'eal, 1 day as judge 3,00
R. W. Barr, 1 day as judge 3.00
J. T. Bowles, 7 days as reg. . 21.42
J. H. Cromer, 1 day as judge 3.00
S. R. Fulp. 7 days as reg. 22.05
B. F. Pulliam, judge 0.00
Jas. R. Caudle, judge 9.00
W. E. Hartman, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
B. R. Robertson, 1 day as door keeper 3.00
A. M. Shelton, 1 day as juilge 9.00
H. T. Corn, judge G.OO
Jessie F. George, judge 3.00
W. M. Martin, judgj 3.oi>
I H. !■'. Wright, .ii;i- • ."'..no
ic. R. ("hrist ian. judge . 3.0n
i.I. W. I'owier. iiuigi- 3.00
!/. it. M«ran. j in. :».«•!)
•i. W. Mil III', ,i . I • }/-| 3.01)
\\. .1. Brown, ju.ij.-v ;i.Mi
I \\. W. Smith, .iii' u . ;}.«»
\\. A. Miiliwiii. .iitdg • . . 3.00
11. ( . (1' >!'(!' 'i ~ u»....... 3.oii
i.I. T. Johns in. 7 days us reg. 25.02
(i. W. i'!.ai!i:i. 1 day as judge . 3.(in
jH. (i. lVirtv. ! ilay as judge 3.0 i»
I 1.. M. .Mi Kenzie, 7 tiays as reg., etc. 21.03
IT. W . Geniry, 1 da\ as judge 3.00
It. (i. Alley, 7 clays as reg. r*. . 22.05
J. 11. Jennings, 7 days as lvg. . 24.15
I'. 11. Robertson. 7 tiays as reg. 23.13
(«. IJ. Leake. i ilays as r-.'g. .. 19.26
I'. S. Ross, i days as reg. .... 23.04
S. P. Dearman, 7 days as reg. 22.02
T. M. Smith. 7 days as reg. 27.03
R. M. Covington, 1 days as judge .... ...... 3.00
A. J. Fagg. C. S. ('., salary, etc 158.05
\V. C. Hdw. Co. casket for pauper 15.00
11. C. Mounce, county home expense 212.25
J. F. Dunlap, salary, etc 334.31
J. F. Dunlap, board of prisoners, etc. 567.25
H. F. Wright, serving election otlicials 2.00
Henry Dunlap, 1 still 20.00
Citizens Bank, transportation of notes to N. V 4.24
! M. (). Jones, 2 days member of Hoard of Flections 6.38
1). H. Carter, 4 days member of Board of Elections 12.00
Mollie Wood, witness fees 13.00
Louvenia Joyce, outside poor 5.00
Lucy Tillev, O. !\ g.oo
Sallie Shelton, (). 1' 8.00
Boss Cox, 0. P. 300
Cieo. Gilbert, (). P 300
Laura Murry (). P. gQO
Ersie Palmer, (). P., 5 00
Ann Harrison, (). P 4 00
Mrs. Charlie Yates, O. P. 12.50
Mrs. Charlie Mounce, O. P. 2*K)
1 Tom Shelton, O. P. j'qq
I M. J. Fagg, witness fees, itc 22.85
Total disbursements for the month of Dec. 1024 $2,628.86
J. JOHN TAYLOR,
Register of Deeds.
Overman Oppo.- »(_>.; j iii order t> do thor» wurkes justice.
To vino - Ymvj»wnfli.'' Wilill ' I~m uU, ' tl - v opposed t«. any
1 axing a „si ti un t „ i,the postal
Wr.shinjrton. IV •. Sonatoi j r:ltlN " !1 "'-'Wsnapers, I would be glad
Overman i,i today tha" wuile hr l 7 11 ®' u ' r:i * es increased on matra
vvas favorable to the proposal t„ | KS il c ® st s the K»vi-riimi-nt from
allow postal employee-. im ivased i 1 million dollars to carry
pay, hi w.is oppns.il to tin- ailminis- • t ' u>nl a,u ' they have n.-tlen to be
tration plan of colle.-timr the increase j ri ' K , u ' : "' w'bvrtiainjt asrem-ies now
from the newspapers by increasing' a " 1 ' l >;, . v higher rates. Ido
thi'ir postage rates. I ,i(>l think the newspaper rates, how
"I favor reasonable compensation *-hoi;li be in.Tease,l ami 1 don't
for the postal workers," said S-.-nator, th,::k l ' on « ri,!iS in.lined to adopt
Simmons, but lam opposed to the r - N.w's preposition and 1 know I
; roiX)s..l to assjs.i t!u- newajupi. rs am not.