WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18, 1925
* DR. J. A. TAYLOR
Dental Surgeon
is now located "t the
Lawrence Hospital,
Winston-alem, N. C.
DR. H. E. BLACKBURN,
Dentist
Mercantile Building, next to
post office.
Walnut Cove. - - - N. C.
JOHN 1). HUMPHREYS,
Attorney-At-1 .aw
DANBI'KY, - - N- c -
Prompt attention to all business
Will practice in all State courts.
DR. H. G. HARDING
Dentist
KING. . - - N. C.
Office hours: to 12 and 1 to 5
t - ,
J. W. HALL
■ Attorney-at-Law
DANBL'KY, - - X- -'•
Prompt attention to all business.
Will practice in all courts.
DR. J. L. PEGG,
Palmer School Graduate
Chiropractor
Is permanently located at 202
Postoflice Building.
WALNUT COVE, N. C.
Consultation Free,
Office Hours : 9A.M.t05 F. M.
Other hours by appointment.
DR. F. N. XOMLINSON
Dentist
WINSTON-SAI.EM, N. C.
Offices: 2*J(i-221, Gilmer Building.
Hours: 8:"0 a. m. to 5:00 p. m.
FIIONES:
Office 1"22
Residence 19SI-J
L. W. BLACKWELL
PINE HALL, N. C.
Representing the Home of N. Y
Which is better to have anrl
not need it or need :t and nol
A/ ve it ?
T NSURANCE
FIRE—AUTOMOBILE
THEFT—BONDS
EVERYTHING EXCEPT LIFE
Let Me Write Your Wants.
Blank Deeds, Blank
Deeds In Trust and
Blank C hattel Mort
gages For Sale.
Deeds 50c per dozen, Deeds
in Trust 50c per dozen, Chatte
Mortgages 25c per dozen. Sent
us your order. We pay postage
on all blanks.
DANRURY REPORTER,
Danbury, N. C.
rl Weak In Back I
and Sides I
"Before the birth of my
little girl," says Mrs. Lena
Standi, of R. F. D. 2, Mat- m
thews, Mo„ "I was so weak
in my back and sides I could
not go about. I was too (®
weak to stand up or do any JS
work. I felt like my back
was coming In two. I lost (§;
weight. I didn't eat any- (gfj
thing much and was so rest- Sj
less I couldn't sleep nirhts. (S0
"My mother used to take , ;
For Female Troubles |
bo I flfnt to (tot it. I lm- %
•. \\' proved after my first bottle.
Cardul Is certainly a great (g
, help for nervousness and S
: v '> v. weak back. I took six hot-
ties of Cardul ntul by then 1
was well and strong, just
lias flno fro,n thon 01 V Carilul %
helped iwe so much."
■ Thousands of weak, suf
ferine women have taken
■B© f'ardul, knowing that It had (f
nK helped their mothers or their
friends, and soon gained
K strength and got rid of their p
■SIM  -' ar( ' u ' B h you a ' ot S
I'M A" Druggists' E .„J
Seven Trapped 200
Feet Under Ground
Trenton. Mo.. Nov. l.'J. Seven m.'ii
were trapped more than 200 feet
| under ground when a eave-in bloek
ed the main entrance of the Trenton
coal mine today. A large force of
I miners immediately began work
' clearing tht> shaft but it was not ex-
I pec ted they would get through until
lat least o'clock tonight.
J The entrapped men 'titei'ed a
| lateral tunnel at the bottom of the
j shaft before the cave-in occurred,
land it was believed they were safe.
| If Mitchell were a private, it would
j he interesting to hear him hold forth
j concerning sec on d lieutenant'•.
Shreveport Journal.
Me
BULLS EYE
]Editor and Qenera!Manaqer
WILL ROGERS
j \ Anotlicr 4 'Bull" T*>urham ndvorti«r.j|
I nv.*nt frv Will Roger's Zii'KtcM II
(j I it's ;iml screen Mur ( anil Ifiblinis I
• l| American huniori*t. More coming. Jl
i
I seo whore some of the I • ivi k -n
Nations say they are eoitin °
I'l Nl) their debt to America,
and all the Papers are all excited
j about it. Hut the HULL'S FYK
I is a I'apor that never misleads
[ j our readers (either one of them).
FUNDING a debt means about
the same thing as having a fellow
that has owed you for years,come
, ; to you and say 'I am going to
; make arrangements to take up
' I that loan 1 owe you just as soon
i as I can collect it from somefel
| lows who owe me." So don't
[' by any means »et FI NDING
| mixed up with PAYING. The
! two have nothing in common.
j These Nations are jtiot stalling
j until another War conies along
* ! and the first thing vou know our
i 1 i •
I i debt will be four Wars behind.
II We have enough saved up to
p fight again, but they are using it
now to enforce Prohibition.
Oh,yes,"BULL" DURHAM.
1 like to forgot to mention that.
Well, that is what the Foreign
Nations are paying us in.
) "BULL" DURHAM without
% the DURHAM.
i
P. S. There is goinp to lie another
j) piece in this paper soon. Look for it.
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Guaranteed by
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THE DANRURY REPORTER
I LETTER TO THE BUY= \
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o I wish to state to my friends in Stokes o
$ county that lam now in my new building, I
o made of cement blocks, just north of Ry. o
$ crossing on Walkertown road, Ogburn stat- o
o ion. Here you will find a complete stock £
$ of groceries, notions and staple dry goods o
o at rock bottom prices. When visiting Win- £
o ston-Salem to sell tobacco or on a shopping o
> trip, stop with me. I can save you money \
o on any thing 1 am handling. Fat back o
£ meat, flour, daisy middlings, wheat bran, o
o feeds of every kind are my specialties. Let £
\ me serve you. o
| JOHN Q. FULTON, I
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France at first contracted her The next toll to be abolished from
debt. Now she wants America to our roads is the death-toll.—
contract it.—Winston-Salem Journal. Columbia Record.
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! Unloading Four |
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| Sales Lincoln=Ford=Fordson Service |
1 Walnut Cove, N. C. |
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Don't hibble\rm
be tween meals/
Next time you "feel faint" /y /
and think you need just a "X //■,■/
bite-try WRIGLEY'S. Pj r/*/
It will allay your apparent aUmijjfh
hunger, and thirst, and give
on a genuine, healthy '('>'
appetite. Then you'll he ready for your next regular
incal, with a hearty rest.
As a digestive aid and for clean teeth
Never Give Up Hopes
Fur the past three years I have suffered un
told agonies, never seeing a well day, having
a splitting headache almost every day. Could
not eat anything without much discomfort.
So nervous could not sleep at night and had
gotten to the place where 1 had said that life
to me was not worth living, as my hushand
had spent more than a thousand dollars for
medical aid and medicine without results,
hut I finally consulted Dr. .1. L. Pegg. Chiro
practor, who is now located in room No. 202.
Postoffice Bldg., Walnut Cove, N.C., who very
readily gave me encouragement and began
adjusting me with almost unbelievable re
sults. I can eat all I want of any kind of food
without discomfort. Have gained fifteen lbs.,
free from nervousness, can do all my house
work and sleep like a child, for which I can
never be thankful enough to Dr. Pegg.
My advice to those who are suffering from
ill health is to see Dr. Pegg who will give you
his most careful attention.
Signed: MRS. E. Ci. HIiDHICK,
2t I homasville, N. C.
Wants Highway To
Guilford Battleground
Greensboro, Nov. 13. "Untie''
.lot- Cannon, who for many years
sat in ton press, as speaker of the
house for a long, long time, will try
to fret congress to pass a bill au
thorizing const ruction of a national
highway from Guilford College to
Guliford Kattlc* Ground, S. W. H.
Smith, local man, who would like to
see the road built, said today.
Mr. Smith is a warm friend of t!;•
Illinois tate.-.man. who he convinced
to support this bill, which will
introduced by Maj. Charles M. >'•
man, rep'-'-eiuativo in the I)
from th 'ifih North Carolina
trict. 1 >iit "Cncle" Joe was ti"t
ways in favor of doing something t"-■:
Guilford.
Mr. Camion actually voted agaii l
the bill to r.iake (!uilf. rd llattb
Ground a national park, but afte--
ward expressed regret that hi had
done so, Mr. Smith said.
The local man told of the move of
the Cannon family from Guilford
College community, while Joe i'an
non was but a child.
"Good-bye civilization." were the
words spoken by his mother, Mrs
Guilelina |Hil!ingsw>lrth Clumoti.
when the covered wagon drew away
from the old Cannon homestead,
starting on the long trip to Illinois. |
"Until' Joe" later t-•!! Mr. Smith
NOTICE!
I will meet the tax-payer- • \ Stokes county at tho totlowing
; times and places for the pur: >e collecting the 10_.> taxes.
I Pinnacle, (IJank). Thursday. N.\ember 10, 1025, from 10 a. m.
1 to 3 p. m.
Capella, Friday, November 2", 1025, trom 10 a. m. to 1- m.
! Mizpah, Friday, November 20. from 1 p. m. to 3 p. m.
King, (Hank), Saturday, November 21, 1025, irom 10 a. m. to
3 p. m.
Germanton, (Bank), Monday, November 21, 1025, from 10 a. m.
, to 3 p. m.
F. S. Ross's store, Tuesday, November 24, 1925, from 10 a. m,
' to 12 m.
|J. Wm. Morefield's store, Tut -day, November 24. 1025, from
( Ip.m. to p. m.
(I. W. Hart and Son's store. Wednesday, November 2->, 10—•», from
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Lawsonville, Thursday, Novttnber 20, 1025, 1•' a. m. to 12 m.
K. M. Smith's store, Thursday. November 20, 1025, front I p.
m. ti ■ p. m.
Pine Ihi . Friday. Novembci 27. 1025. I'mm 10 a. m. to 3 p. in.
Walnut ' at Farmers I'nion Hank .V Tn-t Co., Saturday,
Noventin 1025. from 0 a. m to 3 p. nt.
A. M. Si' store, M ay, N« vember 30. 1025. front 10 a. tr..
to 12 m.
Sandy Ritli. nail's store), Mor.t.ay. November 30, 1025. fr ■
1 p. m. to ■
Sandy Ridg 'b T. Shelton's store). Tiu ■ 'ay. December 1.
1025, from 1" to 12 m.
.1 K. Ward's Ttu -day. Deember 1, 1025. t'rotn 1 p. nt. to
3 p. m.
T. J. (Latin's st(: .Inesday, December 2. 1025, from 10 a. nt.
to 12 nt.
Marvin Flynt's stoi Wednesday, December 2, 1025, from 1 p.
nt. to 3 p. ni.
Dillard. (J. M. Fagg's "v). Thursday, December 3, 1025. from
I
10 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Respectfully,
J. FRANK DUNLAP, Sheriff.
PAGE SEVEN
j who is the present owner of tie-
Cannon homestead—of this sad fare
well.
But Mr. Cannon made a trip back
to his native home, after he had
risen in the world. Mr. Smith show
. Ed him around. "Now, don't you
jH>ii!t out thinjrs to me.'' Mr. Can
non saiil to Mr. Smith, "1 want to
lind them as they were when 1 wa
il hoy." He found the spring wher
as a barefoot lad he carried many
a bucket of water."
The proposed road would «• >:t-• • i
from Guilford Collejre through ti. ■
Guilford l.att!'' Ground t> the .-,t t'
old Martinsville, four mil- - from ti:
Mattlc Ground, where • i veil (i . -
ernor Martin. It w •: i.ass ly
lii|:' v ■ ii• • oak. the t• ■• . f which, -
cordi:;ir to tradition. wa» ' : tten
l>y t.l !ioi- , f | ~|'il i ..fi>
lead. :• of tie !!•• • h .i:;-
l.ef.i- the liattle of Gtiilf ird Court
house.
NOTICE.
I'.v order i f the Superior Court
of Stokes County, I will for
ca.-h on the 7th day of Mecenther.
l!''J.*, at the hour of 1 o'clock p. Hi.
the following property:
One Kurd Totirinjr Car. Model
l'.'L'L'.
I  >rie l ord Totirinjr Car, Model
ijio-,.
Tiii- Nov. id., r llth. It'LT..
.!. I'. ITNI.AI'. Sheriff.