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A/N AUTOMOBILE
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anil .L> - ives .irreat pleasure.
Handsome, durable furniture and
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Winston-Salem. N. ( .
A Lovely Land.
W l .;' hi Moon > Knoli, I take lit
-l.iiitl.
And >' v the land »»•'» iM-th ,«.i
U OS',
As far mortal eye- .an ,-ee,
-ce -weet boautie.- oil t ;• 1' I:.' •
I \h - 'ai i that 1 like b -t. th
.• • ) ' hat' - good ell- ag'l flf tia
i >mi . Mounta i.s iier • t \ i
1 loveiy grandeur side t»y idi
v - 'wonty miles from end to > : il
•' -:' i nov'.il to south, I! 't i|!i;te .-'
V. ide.
T thi . .ii «i f. et tit. -ky
-i ».
\. . i- it ilii k- i:: it.- glee, I
all". - their feet while on it- wav
A■; i it. dashing, splashing goe
!• i».ak« - sweet music n.ght an
i.i. ;
A'l i- it. roaring, foaming, How
en'r.tiue- with it- liquid lay.
Three rivers side by side it seems
whose v ater in the sunlight
i ilcam.
While Demon's Rock stands in it?
I ride.
'the bank of the river side,
A id water falls so grand. I find;
And healit.g springs of every kind
\..Mivuin, Moore's and Piedmont
II HI,
!1' give the best of health to you.
The Pilot, too, so fine and grand.
Stands in this lovely, healthly land.
A>? these thing- are grand to see.
Ih.- land h good enough for me.
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I'anbury High School.
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INEAL & TUTTLE
Walnut Cove, N. C.
I No Thanks For
The Buggy Ride
Then is a certain farmer who has
hitherto resisted the mot a I lie call
if the motor tar. I«ately having a
hundred-mil.- tri|t to make ho hitcn
•d up th.- i !«' hor-i.' an 1 buggy.
W hen I- !i. , jogged over tile -ailio
•Uto i.rs a; • t hi i 1e( n a
-tii! ill enough journey plea.-ar,'
lei.- ne on the highway and simpi
iii e. mfort at the wayside inns.
Hut this time the hundred-mile drive
wa.- a i|ueor .-tunt racking the
i'i rve- and i ifis fraught with hard
ships.
Kofic.-hnient for man and beast,
•he traveler ">ti learned, is now
1 tit a tradition. Still jilenty for
. man if his digestion !>e strong,
what with hot-dog stands and chick
en-and-wartle houses; but where, oh
where, is the kindly watering
trough? Oil ami gas Slow at ever,;
crossroads hut oats and hay have
become scarce and elusive. Whole
once the hitching post had stood
sturdy and staunch, the No Parking
signs now leers from behind a
double row of parked cars. Kach
hotel boast.s its garage but the clerk
raises his brows when you ask him
to stable your horse. The farmer
found himself constantly crowded
into the ditch by whizzing autoino- 1
biles. The hard paving made the
horse's feet sore and by the end of
the hundred miles all four shoe -
were worn out.
And so this spring will no doubt
see a shiny new roadster bumping
over the barn threshhold and one
more faithful animal turned out to
pasture, well content.—Exchange. |
THE DANBURY REPORTER
! EXAMINATION OF
ALL DRY AGENTS
Tin 1 P»est Prohibition Agents
In Western North Carolina
Will Have Hard Tiivs; INss
ii -. .Mr. Sharp Saiil.
 ii:i! - I ' . N. I'., Marc!) The
!. st pi' i. "iti«m agents in \\V u tii
North Carolina will haw a iiard
time pa-sing a • "vil serve' exami
nation, lit n Sh I'-pe, deputy pro
hil»ition ailnii:)i.-i ■•i.U.r f.n .his ii'.--
tri l >aid to.lay.
n.bitio'i -iK'.'" 1 * jIT-> upil'T ,-ivil
M'i'vi.o control toril 1 ai'.ii v.ili be
uivrii >.\ nt.•nth- to |»!V|u; •• f'T the
It ll' . ;igi!U '•.•»!» tilt, rji '.i- !v •
tuu.-e t' failure t-i pass tin tit.
ei lloge i \ will be rotfuii. i to t ike
ti: ir plan's. Mr. Sharpe assorted.
; '.ilitic C.at ho did not 'n'ieve in
1 "rah-rah agents."
"Tho rah-rah boys are all right at
a ball game. hut I'm afraid they
won't di l for chasing bootleggers, 1 j
ho said. I
Tho administrator expressed fear j
that so nit' of his best agents wouhl
fail to make the passing mark >ll'
such a test. He oxplaind that ho j
iliil not think "hook sense" was a
necessity in catching bootleggers. |
Mr. Sharpe praised the present
force in Western North Carolina. .
"They all know how to got their;
man ami convict him," he declared.
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