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1 Clothes That Fit Your Figure==j
I Your Taste—Your Purse 1
f WINSTON CLOTH INfi CO. is the store S
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W\ Vw/'*'wH are—from tin lowest ])riee that is dependable 0
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Featuring (ioodmun k Stiss and Alco !>
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: .I $3O. $35, $4O. $45 to $55 |
Others. $18.50 to $25 '
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standard cf rrm-ss I lilorirß. stvle. materials, Priced ->oc to $'2.00 $
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, ~ c-iti.t'ortahle. restful niehts. II made ar d
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1 WINSTON CLOTHING CO., hie. |
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SKXI) V( H'R PHOTOGRAPH!
Have them made now for Xmas.
Winn did you last send your
best friend your photograph? 0
Surely there is no better time
than now to vi-it our studio. We o
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THE DANBUR Y REPORTER
Mr-. Hoy 11 - was uintmed f■ ■ r sev
iml wick.- anil she bore hi r .-ickncy
with thi- most ..f patience, bring
perfectly resigned t• • thr will nf
.  ii•• i. She hail all the attention I>y
!rii !;ii.> anil neighbors that niic tuuM
w. -h for. Shi- was spoken -f in tin
■ ghost terms liy many. In thr death
"f Mrs. Boyli's society has lost one
of it~ brighest ji'Wi'ls and th«* home
i.in> nf it.- greatest joys. I"it Heaven
has been encircled in that i- unerable
ompany which has crossed the river
•.i rest beneath the sha.i f th.
beautiful tree.- Then i.- tin brigh
ter spirit than Mrs. Wade 11. Royles,
who left this earth for II aven on
November 11, lirj.'i. The 1..• ;y i. now
1 resting in the cold grav. . hut her
glorified spirit is with .le-us, the
spirits nf the just lII.VV | RFEIT and
an inunieralile com; ..■ y . : 'angels.
'•Peaceful thy si! slum r.
Peaceful in the • so low.
Thou no more v ..in our company,
( Th.>u no i:i"!. i songs ■hall know.
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> 'let again w. i. pe to nn- ' thee
> When 'I .i\ -of life are fled,
*In II with joy t.. gi • t thee
W 1 farewell tear i shed.
\ fi.eral .service s were conduct
} liev. 1„ \V. liutrows and th.'
was laid to rest in the Mt.
1 cemetery amid a host of
apathi/.ing friends and relatives.
SCRiIiRI.F.R.
Farmers should not lo- sight of
the fact that while good to line to
la" co is selling at very atisfactory
pri es, the low grades are selling
j very low—much below their real
I value. At present prices .2 to $»!
per hundred —farmers should pa -k
it away and hold for higher prices.
They have nothing to lose and a good
chance of heavy gains by holding
back these low grades from the mar
ket. In six months time low grade
tobacco may sell for .'Jin to $l5 per
hundred—not an unreard of occur
rence. The big tobacco , omphnies
are making a killing in buying the ]
low gradVs at present prices. The t
wise farmer will hold them for bet
ter prices.— Reidsville Review.
Subscribe for the Danbury
Reporter, $1.50 the year.
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Gorrell's Warehouse!
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| Sells It Higher Every Hay !
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Bring us your next load, for we want o
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f R. W. GORRELL, !
M. R. GASS, $
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SWEATERS,
Latest Styles,
98c to $7
The BoylesCo,
King, N. C.
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Intermediate Class
lias 2-'! Present
The intermediate class of King
Christian church met Saturday
night , November 11, 1!'- '. at ■:-'
o'clock at the horn • of their teach, r,
Mrs. R. A. Ilelsabeck with :!!! pres
. iiit 1* members and ."> visitors. A
short program was rendered as fol
" lows:
Song by class "Where lie lead
me I'll follow."
Scripture reading Mrs. R. .t.
IlelsalK-ck.
The Lord's Prayer by class.
lUict Anna Mae Fowler anil Oscar
llauser, "Church in the Wildwood."
Song by class "Take time to be
1b.1y."
Then a short talk by Mrs. lb Is-;
beck was enjoyed by the entire das-.
1 Hiring the busin ss session a cor
responding secretary was elected.
Following the business session a
social hour was enjoyed. Punch and
cake were served, after which we had
'a nmrshmallow toast.
Next meeting to be held at the
home nf the class president, Miss
1 lida N'ewsum.
ONEIDA CAUDLE,
Corresponding Secretary.
The class yell of the School of
| Experience is "Ouch!" Kenosha
j (Wis.) News.
Virginia Will Have
j Limited Road Funds
| Viri'ini.i will haw 1.7 |.",ooo f,,j
new road i niist»*ii.■:ion ni I'.'lM, a.-
I ('iircliiiir t• > tentative all'•ration.- an
! nouticed t his w. , k Ity tin- hurhway
, commission of that stati'.
11l tile tentative allocation-* an
nounced hy the eniiiinissi.'n no pro
| vision is innilC' for the U'ytheville-
Independence road which has hoen
under considerabk' dis. ussion in
this section lately. No funds ar*
J provided either for \ irn'inia's pa>'t
|of a bridge over the New ICiver be
lt ween Virginia and North Carolina
! Just alx>ve Sparta on this same route.
I iNi.oiHi is specified as allotted for
tile building of a bridge a.Toss ti.
New River West of tialax, i :•
Ii- not set out whethi r m tv: this
at a Jackson Ferry • ; :.t a ct .-in J
iof 'he same river a f« v. mite- we I
|"f .1.; kson Kerry, l! .1 , |;-.,n |-v, ,• •
.is the plai .• spe.'ilii I • •.
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| VICK'S PAINT STORE, Inc., |
| T. B. VICK, Mgr. j
g 436 Trade St., Winston=Salem, N.C. |
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WEDNESDAY. NOV. 18, 192. r >
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he I' alley (lap road a branch of
wiii' h g-'c- by (ialax. A coiiune! 1 ial
body styled South-western Virginia,
Inc., including a dozen or More  o.in
ti«s, re i-ntly petitioned tne Virgina
highway commission t i put a In 'dge
across the New Rue- at Jick.M.n
Ferry. Smi.imhi would li irdly !>e suf
li ieiit for a coil, rote bridge mere,
however. A hearing will lie held De
cember ;• at Pulaski on the tentative
allocations of funds in the Hristoi
and Salem districts.
In the allocations for the Salem
district provision is nuu 1 -' for brild
ing the fourteen mile link hetwei it
Christianburg a..d F.llision on the
I.ee Highway, w'nitli would complete
this highway ;> ross Virginia.— Fx.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. M. Sharp and Mi>-
i.oii.i (ilideWell hiive been appointed
legates by tloverilor McLean to at
tend the I'an American Conmiercial
t "lisrr. ss to lie held ill New York l>c
■ nib. r 1 1-17, inclusive.