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1- ■!'. r.il court ope:.- ■ t>en -
1.--VO r.e\t Monthly a::-l • -ev,ral
St -ke.- i itizc-n.- leave the Ill's.
(•:' th • week t • appear there a - ii. -
i fei.iiarr.-. wit: . ,
: FOR ©VEIS
i YEAW3
haarlcrrs oil lias been a world
wide rt medy for kidney, liver r.r.d
bladder disorders, rheumatism,
lumbv.go r.r.d uric acici conditions.
GOV® M
MA AnL £ M OIL
.•orrert internal tr-ui" ' v ; tnl
'j.-sjans. T'.irec si.*- -i. A ! ..r\ - is:.„ I:; ,i-t
3n the oriijinal f" - •- Goi.u J.T-.D.M.,
THE DANBURf REPORTER
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HI'TEM HER
i-Vr Sali' of ISriuht I.i
Tc'tai' 'm lla.-UTn Nor;
( :ti lii.!—(:••• 1 Salos Iv
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t iv !.Ma i .. \\:.i It 'Usenu
:i .-111 la!. 11, " ;.".!Ulal itljr lli
t'day, voted i• tln- bright It
market.- September I and hea'
forecast* of good fall business. T
m rap tobacco comn. :tee reporteii
hail !>Olll unsiucs-ful in dcvisi
means of keeping -« rap olf the ni;
kc:-. .1. Kaglc-. of Wilson, v.
elt president t succeed Geo
P. Homing. Ki:i: ■»:. with G.
S - .ih. (ii.-cnvdlc. a- \■ e prosid.■
a ! P. I!. Sugg. Kiitston, secret..
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Night Coughing
Relieved At Once
W'. y suffer continually from a per
«:=. aliening ninht cough \vh a
you i" l set almost instant relief, at 1
t:!ly l>: ak the completely in
:. I! ly a new method based on the
la" . I. Ki:. ,'s Nov Ihscovery?
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!tn tonlys lothes and heals irritation,
1 also rem. vesthc phlegm ando n
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»■ usually disappears cpaickly.
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•. c!;. V 'lds, blolii iiliis p:s.i
jc. vie, Fir.o for ch.Mren,
. >o —noh . nifuldrugs. Veryeconomi
oil,: is: one tea-puvniul.
At :'l c id eruggiit.;. Ask for
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
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•. 11 'M.nnel ..f tile State ! m>i!
in r,' lir- week will go in
• - Mi. N. t .. from Danhury ami
i an engagement on Tuesday a'
\t week.
A bathing beach and dressing
r ins will In' constructed at ome
•i the liver here by .1 Frank Mar
is. Work has already been star:
«d on the project.
. | (Juite a number of cit izc.'.is are «• x
• >vted here Saturday night from all
j sections of the county when it is
hoped to get returns front the pri
mary. Interest in the vote is in
roasing da'ly and the citizens do
not want to have to wait until Mon
-1! .lay to know the result.
Paul Fulton and .1. A. Weisiicr.
alesmen for Walnut Cove's two
j wholesale gr. .ry linns, were vi--
litors here \:• st• r.lay and today.
Moir Smith, an employee of ti - e
Ke-tli-r t'otis'iu.tion t 0., was Inir'
:'irht liadlv I .~t nijrlit while crank
jan cnirir.- at (lie bridge vlti. 'i
i sin- compatij i ere. ':i:tf near l>an
""" : bury.
Mr. and Mi.-. W. I - '. I'- wles and
! >!••.- 'A (I I 1 '-on. of Walnut Com,
wen' ir.nonu - the I'anbury visiters
T'.u-ilay.
GETS PICK HELP
! FPU LMMSO
Back at work three days
after simple home treatment
,: Givo mo relief! Stop this apony!"—
that's all you can think of when you're
suti'ering with any acute pain.
And you ; an j;et relief—quickly and
completely—with a very simple home
treatmei t,
"I was in lied with lumhngo/'vritrs
C. L. Nortr.ataiy of Si. Paul, Minne
s-ota. "A friend told me about Sloan's
Liniment, and aft. r using it out day,
I was a!.!,* to walk around lia hou.-e.
Afi.-r three day:. 1 was able to go to
work, and r.ow l';n as well t.or."
The reason that Sloan's I.ir.iment
"ives such rem:'.rl;al-l;! r. li. f is that ii.
gets right a! the ca-.ise of the pain. It
stiinalates the circulrt'on throughout
the :il ice v.liere the pain i.-. and clears
out trie germs that are causing it.
Kig'tt away you feel r.!i. f. The
pa.n stops, and soon you are fit as
i vr. U.t a bottle touay and I aveit
on hand. All drug^uts—3s cent.-..
! MOTORISTS MUST
CAKUY CAIIL)^
This N For Purpose of liU'iiti- :
Mention ot' Driver, Make of
( iir. KU\—Appeal To Of
ficers.
• i Kalei.ch. J line 1. Further cooper
at ion on the part of nil police
'ollicers anil sheriffs in the state with
! the automobile license department
- in the matter of ivi|itirinjr all mo-
I torists to carry their identification
- cards, containing their name, nuik •
• {of car. license number and motor :
- numlier, is being urged by 1,. S.
> Harris, chief inspector of the Theft 1
- I'.ereau. The cards that will lie is- 1
'.-ued this year arc on a much bet
. ter |iiali!y of cardboard, and th«-
> size is such that it will be conven
ient to carry in a bill fold and wal
let.
Heretofore, the majority of motor
i.-ts have been caivles.-. in carr.vinu'
their cards bei aii-i' 'hey are rarely
1 asked to prodi hi thelil. ll is |Uih
necessary for them to carry them a.
all tn.es, however, a ordinjr to M.'.
' Hani-, :i- a I rote, lion f r the in ii
'jvidisal motorists, and as a means of
~ enabliji;r the police and count} of
tieers ir as.-i-tinir the state otlker
in locating ami recovering stolon.
automobiles
j ! "Take, fi i' instance, an otVi. er i".
" huntinsr down a stolen ear. The
i
■ cense elates, very often, have b*en
' changed. and it becomes nei e>.-:>.i"
to stop a number of cars. If the
'driver has his identification curd. 
jand the license number and enjrin -j
j number on the card check with
tho.-e «n the car. it immediately be
. 'comes apparent to the officer, an I
! the driver is permitted to pro.ee i
I without further questioning,
: "If, however, he does not have h.-
. identification it may become very
• embarrassing to him to explain,
even tho the ear may be properly
. his. Hence it is of the utmost im
' j ortar. e that drivers of all cars
: generally be educated to the point
where they realize the necessity for
carrying cards at all times. It w'l
save tie. in embarrassment and will
materially assist the officers over
state in their work.
Jno. 1.. Christian, of Pinnacl>.
and .larvis K. Smith, of Francisco,
were among the visitors here Tues
day.
WEDNESDAY. JI'NE 2.
men and
women s>ooKkeepers, stenogra
phers and salesmen, learn in >\
few weeks in Ihe oldest busi
ness college in North Carolina's
largest city Small fee, easv
terms. Board and room for
hoys and girls in the dormi
tory reasonable.
HOWARD'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
:!m2ms Winston-Sajeni. N.C.
K.'v. .lacnuelin Taylor, o 4 ' Win
ston-Salem, has accepted the pas
torate of the Presbyterian church
here. Mr. Taylor arrived the past
week and the people of Danbury
and community welcome him. Ap
pointments for services here and at
other Presbyterian churches of the
county will be announced next week
~The .
BULL'S EYE
Editor and Qenerat JAanaqer
WILL ROGERS J
y ) *
Another"Bull" Durh.iiuncUcr
|| tUen.ent by Will KoK'Th, /Ip- II
I 1 (rid Kollii niiiul screen Nt»r,nnd II
|| leading American humor i:i c. |l
More coming. Wutcb for them.
No Governorship
For Mine
My pood 01.l friend the Gov
ernor of Oklahoma was in to sec
me at the theatre the other night. 1
had ju-t had humorous mention as
a candidate for th.it position, as
thev wanted to revive the Populist
Party with me as the Standard
j Hearer.
\V ell. the Governor showed me
what had happened to a friend of
his who had been defeated for Gov
ernor in oiir state, so he discouraged u
me. I won't accuse him of doing it
, purposely, hut he did. His triends
campaign expenditures were as fol
lows :
"I kissed 6.000 bahies; helped 42
j voters thrash wheat; shook hands
with the entire State; smoked 3,000
sacks of 'Bull' Durham; cut 22
cords of wood ; helped brand 8,000
i calves; spayed 4.000 of them; was
| sprinkled 8 times in Methodist
Churches; totally immersed in cold
'• water in muddy creeks three times
j by the Baptist; went to confession
in every Catholic Town; paid dues
j to 11 Synagogues; charter member
I of the Holy-Rollers; listened to
SilO get-together Kiawanis, Lions,
and Rotary speeches; bought sheet
and pillow slip in every Ku Klux
Klan in the State; and then I was
defeated.
" 'Bull' Durham was my sole
satisfaction not only during, but
after election. It is the only thing
that stayed with me."
jzsijb
P.S. There will be another piece
in this paper soon. Look for it.
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99
BULL
DURHAM
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