DIVISION OVER
HIGHWAY BONDS
McLean Urges Caution—Gov
ernor and Others Take the
View That State's Credit
May Be Put in Jeopardy.
Raleigh. Jan. 19.—While the gen
eral assembly marks time, awaiting
ing definite recommendations from
Governor McLean, on the adminis
tration's desired program of legis
lation, conflict of legislative and exe
cutive sentiment over the extent of
further expenditures for highway
construction stands as the most in- j
teresting situation of the session.
The a-*i mbly is fur Oinl.iiil
more of bonds. It doubt ic.» \\> :;:.i
v«ite "(i millions more it" it had tht
than.'. T. popularity t* t: - .' nun:
program ti:id* i\ spouse anon.:
solon*. .i! tile ma/ority of - !i •" M">
for a- ii more as i: will r.-i;'.i:v
to c-.!tple: the system, how. vi T
niu. ii : '.it may be.
IrOV, • • I" M i • fill, bu ilTl
BIG FREE PREMIUM OFFER
Next Week Only
During Factory Exhibit of
The GREAT MAJESTIC 1
The Range with a Reputation
We Will Give Without
Cost to Every Purchaser of
a Majestic Range Her Choice
of one the Beautiful Sets of
Ware Illustrated Below.
Our -• \"i!: I • 'h'. 1 nv-.-t interesting ;»!ace ivt
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copner set and set of special Majestic wave, either
»»i which, at the buyer's choice, is to be given
away iree t> every purchaser oi a Majestic range
next week.
An experienced expert from the Majestic
factory will be in the store all week. He will
gladly show you the many new features of the
Majestic range. Whether you buy or not you will
be welcome. Don't fail to come!
ECONOMY IN THE LONG RUN
Any housewife ought to consider well the cook
ing- and wearing- qualities, the fuel economy and
the appearance of the range she buys. Remem
ber that it is a lasting- purchase—you are buying
for a long- time. No purchase for the home is
more important than the kitchen range. You
cook on it three times a day, every day in the year.
Your peace of mind and the health, energy and
contentment of your whole household depend on
the better cooking that a New Mejestic will en
able you to do every meal.
Tt is false economy to buy a cheap kitchen ;
range that wears out quickly and often makes
the best cooks fail. The only true economy is
economy in the long run. Therein lies the econo
my of the Majestic. It cuts down fuel and repair
bills and its long life of never-failing efficiency
makes it cost less per year than any other range
in the world.
REMEMBER— IT'S ONE WEEK ONLY!
Our big Free Premium Offer is geed only next
week while the factory representative is here.
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Be sure to come in. Tt will cost you nothing
to look.
NEAL & TITTLE
KING, N. C.
oommieaion and othera who have
been considering the state's finances
and its financial relationships, how
ever, hold out little hope for a
greater expenditure on further road
building than 10 or 12 millions a
year for the next two years. So as
apparently the statesmanship job
this session will be holding back the
legislators, whereas four y»ars ago
the big drive for 50 millions came
from the executive and the prelimi
nary tight for an advantage in the
assembly was a fierce one.
In talking with newspaper men
this afternoon Governor McLean
recognized the strong legislative
sentiment for a 35 million dollar or
| even a 50 million dollar issue. He
re.Med out. however, that the state
. .ill hardly afford at this time to un
. :\-:i>e to handle Mull an amount.
The situation whiih prompt* the
mor and budget maker* to fa
r riet'iig expenditures to til
:iv.;m a.noiit'.t relate* not -o
.. to thi Mate's financial condi
to the v.i-ioni of protecting
N i-ii i aro!:: '* *tanding in tlv.
••: , i market . Financial advisors
THE DANBURY REPORTER
have suggested a rest and substan-
I tial reasons have been advanced to
| support the suggestion.
North Crolina has placed nearly
' a hundred million dollars worth of
bonds on the market in the last four
years. To throw 35 millions more
on top of that would endanger the
state's financial standing and possi
bly result in a great loss through the
; necessity of making unfavorable
| sales of the additional issues.
Highway Chairman Frank Page is
1 understood to concur in the view
that expenditures should be restrict
ed to 10 or 12 millions a year for
, the next two years. He has confer
red with members of the budget
commission anil they have asked
him to supply them with information
as to tin' a.tual needs of the ci»m
misv.e.i for further road building.
\\ l.'ii til ' legislature jret •; the 1 :u' •
. ly w:i! a.-vei-t the \. w of th
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Tlii • : i> -tleam of hui'i.i- w.- haw
had from the Soviet tiov fitment is
'ill- 11.4::: l that it has !•• ti mi- i': i.
Husti'ii sh,.e and I.• :i*r lU. •iter.
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To every woman who buys a Majestic Range at our store during
Demonstration Week (all next week) we will give absolutely
without cost a set of POLISHED SOLID COPPER WARE of
exquisite design. Every woman falls in love with it on sight.
Whether you buy or not, don't fail to come and see this beauti
ful set, illustrated above.
Or, if you prefer, we will give, free, to every purchaser of a
Mujestic next week thi- >rt of SPECIAL MAJESTIC WARE.
This wonderfully serviceable" ware, illustrated above. i: well
known to thousands of Majestic Range owners. It is the
highly prized, extra heavy, old time Majestic set, the same as
furnished before the war.
Ten thousand Tarheel farmers are
receiving monthly checks from
creameries, ice cream factories,
cheese factories and milk stations
for milk delivered, says John A.
Arey, dairy extension specialist at
State College.
The fellow who used to sell lightn
ing rods is now a stock salesman
who makes us believe it is oil that
will be struck.— Mobile News.
NOTICE.
Notice to memncrs of the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Association, that assessment
No. is now due and payable
at the office l of Clerk Superior
court. Forsyth county. North
Carolina. All Farmers having
Insurance with the above com
pany will take notice that un
k'ss said assessment is paid on
or be!ore the I'Mh day of March.
Itl '.'j. said insurance will be can
cek"i as the b>-la\ss direct.
This Jan. 20th. 1
C. M. McKAt CHAN.
21 i:>n 'w Sec. & Treas.
SPECIAL NOTICES !
If you have a threshing machine, a steam engine, a milch cow,
a mule or anything imaginable to sell let a little ad in the columns
below find you a buyer. On the other hand, if you want to buy
anything or if you have lost anything let an ad find it for you.
The Reporter wants this little department used freely and it will
be of great benefit to our patrons.
[FOR SALE—One J. B. Colt
acetyline gas light plant at
{real bargain. I'lant hits fix
tures and other necessary
equipment. See or write E. P.
Pepper at Danbury. tf
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SIOO REWARD OFFERED—
One hundred dollars is now
on deposit in the oHioe of the
Clerk of the Superior Court at
Danbury and will he paid to the
person arresting Rice East and
delivering him to the SheriiT
I of Stokes count v. Tjanlw
I
OFFER OF REWARD OF SI 50
A reward of $150.00 will be
ipaid to any person who shall
[arrest Rice East, and deliver
him to the sheriff of Stokes
County. N. C., who is wanted
by said sheriff under a warrant
charging the said Rice East
with the unlawful Killing of
| Frank Joyce in Stokes County,
i N. C. This Jan. 5. 1025. HOARD
COI'NTY COMMISSIONERS.
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I APPLE MAI LERS. HERE IS
THE PLACE—We have Six
Thousand bushels Yorks. Red
! Twigs and Winesaps from 75c
'to 51.25 per bushel here in our
own Air Cooled Storage just off
ot the State Highwav. easv to
get to and load. (iLENMORE
ORCHARDS. Stuart Ya. 11j2w
i Will guarantee salary $50.00
week and furnish automobile
to several men selling excellent
Ford accessory. Address Sales
' manager. :527i Main. Granville,
Ohio. lw
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PARDON.
All it r- ns ji »••• hereby notified that
!the »!!«'•!• *.'iu-'l will iitak' applica
•'"ti !i'~ l!\, (■!'■*:., *!!•• (iovern
' f- -n- • mi : ii.l . f Wil
i:.. !. r w.i-. .1 . i at ih.-
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hr . i \\ !-all 11 tii.Mlii d ti>
til- M' ' 'if « Ii: '!• oil
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is;i.f..,l) A I.ICE l'l N'NNIX.
Th!- Ist day i>f Jan., l'.'2*i.
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NOTICE OF AI'IM. RATION FOR
PARDON.
Noli is hereby Riven that ui>
application will be mud** to thi
; Governor of North Carolina for a
i pardon or parole for Robert II
Bryan, who was convicted at the
July Term, 192-1, of the Superior
court of Stokes county, North Caro
lina, of violating the Prohibition
Laws of North Carolina and senten
ced to a term of eighteen months on
the roads of Stokes county, N. C.
All persons opposed to the granting
of said pardon or parole are invited
to forward their protests to the
Governor without delay.
This .'iOth day of Dec., 102-1.
MRS. ROBERT H. BRYAN.
21jan2w
WALL
DECORATIONS
The latest reproductions
in fine Art Wall-Papers
and house decorations are
shown in the sample line
of OKRF.LL & CO., the
leading Chicago Wholesale
Wall-Paper and Paint
House.
Paperj to ouit the most re
fined tastes, at exceptionally
LOW PRICES.
See these hangings before buying,
N. RAY MARTIN,
Danhury, N. C.
I FORD COUPE FOR SALE.
I have a 1923 model Ford
coupe, in good condition. Will
sell at a bargain for cash or
good note.
N. E. PEPPER,
Danbury. N. C.
WANTED—The Danbury Roll
er Mills can use several hun
dred bushels of wheat at $2.00
per bushel, and would like to
have some corn at $1.50 per
i bushel.
[WANTED — A reliable white
> man wanting to make $lO to
: S7O weekly in Stokes county
selling Whitmer's complete line
Home Remedies. Extracts. Toil
et Articles. Soaps. Spices, etc. I
house to house. Products guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
Cherry of Alabama made $57.90
in live days; Middleton of Yir
[ ginia, S9O. Team or car needed.
' Experience unnecessary. Write
| for full particulars today. (Jive
!age and occupation. THE H. C.
JWHITMER CO., Columbus,
Indiana. Dept 198. l-ljan.'iw
FOR SALE—2O acres fine to
-1 bacco land with a beautiful
new 7-room house heated by
furnace, large new barn. 2 riiies
from Walkertown. School jit
ney comes right by door. This
place at a bargain. Small cash
payment, rest on easy terms to
suit purchaser. C. R. FLEM
ING. Walkertown. N. C.
21 janSw
LAND POSTERS—Printed on
good card hoard, 25c. dozen at
, Danbury Reporter office.
Four apes of man: Roused by
mother; bossed by sister; boused by
I wife; bossed by daughter.— Woosh r
. (Ohio» Daily Record.
ITCH K I LL E I)
in .".'i minutes witli SfTICIDK
I'd- ; ;j* S: . • .
• !iv trail.
•fTii'IDK CO.. "•yrir.rri'..i.
;Siiri]»lt Mixtiii'o I-Vr
Gas On St( ''n.v.. l"i.
simple blli'kti.ui' i ball:, •i■ i .■ :an
sulph. c. p., glycerin!', etc., a- i
in Adlerika, helps any case gas on
the stomach, unless due to deep
seated causes. The pleas;. nt and
QI'ICK action will surprise you. Be
cause Adlerika is such an excellent
intestinal evacuant it is wonderful for
constipation—it often works in one
hour and never gripes. Sold by all
leading druggists. In Walnut Cove
at the Walnut Cove Drug Co.
21jan lyr. No. 1
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE
LANDS OF THE LATE
LINDSAY PATTERSON
PIEDMONT SPRINGS
TRACT.
Notice is hereby given that
under authority of a judgment
entered at the January 5, 1925,
Term of the Superior court of
Forsyth county, the undersign
ed Commissioner will at 12:00.
o'clock noon on \
FEBRUARY 23RD. 1925,
offer for sale at the court house
door at Danbury, N. C., at pub
lic auction to the highest bidder
a certain tract of land, describ
ed as follows:
I Being a lot at or near Pied
mont Springs, in Stokes County,
North Carolina, described as
follows: Fronting on Cascade
Avenue 50 feet and running
back 125 feet, bounded by Lot
No. .'>9 and Lot No. •!! conveyed
to J. S. Carr.
Said tract is offered for sale
on the following terms: 10 per
| cent in cash on the day f sale;
12:5 l-."> per cent on confirmation
| of sale by the court and the bal
jance in two equal installment:?
I due in six and twelve month:;
j respectively from the date of
!continuation, the deferred pay
ments to be secured by deed of
j trust on the property purchased
land to l>ear interest at G per
'cent per annum.
Said tract will be offered irr>e
and clear of all liens anil en
cumbrances existing against
the late Lindsay Patterson.
I This sale is subject to con- 4
'firmation of the court.
This 19th day of Jan., 1925.
LUCY B. PATTERSON.
Commissioner.
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