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PAGE 2 I Mrs. Dan Heath! Is Hostess Walnut Cove, July 9. —Mrs. Dan Heath entertained Mondav afternoon at the home of Mrs J. Mitchell honoring Dan Jr-'s third and Bobby's second birthday. Interesting games were en joyed during the afternoon on the lawn after which the IKtle guests were invited into the dining room where the two lovely birthday cakes with their glowing pink candles were used as decoration for tha beautifully appointed table- From the chandlier above the table soft pink and white streamers gracefully floated downward and were caught at the corners of the table Into, a butterfly bow. Lovely pink j and white garden flowers wen used throughout the home, j carrying out the color scheme of pink and white. The hostess, assisted by Mes dames Ralph Blum and J_ L # ' Mitchell, served ice cream and j I cakes to the following: Dan Heath. Jr., and Bobby Heath, Mary Vaughn Lewellyn, Jean Fulton, Kathryn Fulton, "Rus ty" Lovin, Virginia Blackburn.' Nancy Jane Helsabeck, Peggy Jane Blum, Doris and Kathryn Mitchell, Mitch Fowler, Aubrey' Fowler, Jr., Jy*.k and Irene j Fowler and Billie Marshall. There will be a baseball game between Critz, Va., and Mt- Airy, teams at Mt. Airy, N. ('.,! Saturday, July 12, 1930, at 3:30 o'clock- Everybody ccme- King George of England, re-; cently rode horseback for the first time since his critical ill-' jness. | Ask Your Soldier Boy How "Cooties" Got Such a Hold. He'll tell you that the battlefronts j of Europe were swarming with rats, j which carried the dangerous vermin and caused our men misery. Don't j let rats bring disease into your home. When you see the first one, get RAT SNAP. That will finish them quick. ' Th r ee .sizes, 36c, 65c, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by King Drug Co., »King. N. C., Walnut Cove Hardware Co., Walnut Cove, N. C. I j NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER DEED , IN TRUST. i By virtue of the power of sale contained in a deed in trust executed to me on the 25th day of August, 1922, by J. Taylor | Simmons, and wife Eva Sim-' mons, recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds of Stokes 1 County, N. C., in Book No. 66, at page 715, to which refer ence is hereunto made, to se cure the payment of a debt therein recited, in the sum of $730.00, due to R. L- Simmons, j default having been made in the payment of said debt, and the holder of same havng ap-1 plied to me to foreclose the -ust for the satisfaction of debt, I will sell at public to the highest bidder, at the Court HOUSJ "bury, N. C-, on— "TLY 28. 1930, o'clock, P. 1 in the *he | Patrick Gets Five Additional Miles From Stuart Enterprise^ The tentative distribution of the mileage authorized under chapter 403, Acts of the Gen eral Assembly of 1922, known as the 2 1-2 per cent Clause for 1930 gives Patrick county five miles of additional highway, from Route 200 by Red Bank to join Route 80 at the North Car olina line. The people of Red Bank sec tion are greatly rejoicing over this addition. The distribution for Salem District is as follows: Bedford Extension Route 207 to a point tws. Route 204 j j 1.90 Craig—Ext. Route 214 to' j Craig Healing Springs, 1.10. j Henry—Figsboro to a point 1 towards Snow Creek, 2.50- Henry—Ext. R. 203 to a point west, 160- Montgomery—From R. 23 to! a point towards Catawbo, 2.40. Patrick Route 200 to North Carolina line to connect with'' North Carolina Route 80, 5 00. j Wall Street will need little Spring cleaning after such a thorough job as was done last Fall. I imkt : that id wiildev and ol \ o£^ MILDER, YES-BUt SOMETHING MORE. Chesterfield offers richness, aroma, satisfying .A Jj|J g BETTER TASTE—that's the answer; and i Hitf 4 ' * that's what smokers get in Chesterfield in full- / f^1 J jjj est measure—the flavor and aroma of mellow jM|L, | V/i/jL^ni tobaccos, exactly blended and cross- blended. 1 Better taste, and milder too 1 || New Store Is Opened At King: King, July 9—H. O. Helsa beck & Co. have opened up their new store on Depot street and are next door to Griffin Drug Co. This concern has a full and complete line of new merchandise. In addition to their other lines they are carry ing ready made clothing and this fills a long-felt need in King. This firm comes weil recommended and it is predict ed that they will enjoy a splen did business. Presbyterian Dates At Presbyterian Churches Pastor H- W- Hudspeth, of the Presbyterian churches, an i nounces dates for services as 1 follows: Danbury, Ist Sunday at 11:00; 3rd Sunday night at 7:30- Pine Hall, 2nd Sunday at 11:00; 4th Sunday night. Sandy Ridge, 4th Sunday at 2:30. Vaden's School House, 3rd Sunday 2:30- Federal, state and local taxes combined now reach more than nine billion dollars a year in the United States. THE DANBURY REPORTER 1 Keep Your Neck Lovely With Exercise And Daily Care beauty of your neck de fO ponds largely upon two things: its shape, and your skin texture. And of course your neck shou'd be well set upon your shoulders, to lend grace to your head. Women often forget that the neck needs exercise the same a.i the rest of the body. Correct exercises not only wi" improve the shape of your neck, but also will help your skin texture some what through increasing the cir culation of blood under your skin. To develop a well-set neck on firm, but not -over-developed shoulders, the best exercise is one which moves the entire arms. Try this: Stand erect and extend your arms as far as possible to each side. Slowly raise them as high as you can reach, and then lower them to your sides. Re peat slowly a few times. This is a simple stretching exercise, hut it will invigorate tired shoulders. You can feel a gentle pull, too, at the base of your neck. And here is another eood neck exercise: Clasp your hands be hind your neck and pull them for ward v'cntlv while vou force your bead back. Slowly repeat sev eral times. When vou cleanse your fnc. •11 you alwavs give vot*r neck thorough cleansing, too? If not, you are very likely to have a dirty neck. And, of course, votir skin will not keep its smootn tex ture long if it is exposed to cold, heat and dirt without daily at tention. At least once daily, spread cleansing cream up over your neck and face. Next, wrap soft cleansing tissues around your hands, and gently wipe off the cream, which will carry with it all the dirt and excess oil ffom your skin. Follow this by patting on a good skin tonic. And thjn, if your skin is inclined to be oily, \va h your face and neck with a mild and vsrm water. F:>r keeping your neck con tours yoiri and CMaxing the skin into a nattira'. fr 'sh appearance, trv th- f >".!(> -iiiir treatment afto' your daily cleansing: If your skin is oilv or normal, use tissue cream: hut if your skin is dry, give it the rich lubrication it needs so had'y—skin food. Smooth a generous amount of either one of these creams on your neck, working it up from your chest to your chin. Circle your neck with your hands, press ing and smoothing gently upward alone: your throat column. Whe-i the cream has been worked in. oil vour pa'ms and fingers with muscle oil, and repeat the up ward smoothing. If you give vnur neck this gentle. p'ea=ant treatment daily fas easilv as you brush vour hair or attend to V'n'r vou soon will have vour «'-"i Ito normal. WEDNESDAY, JULY •, I*3o For Every American The National Board of Fire Underwriters, 85 John Street, New York, has prepared book let, "Safeguarding the Nation Against Fire," which should be in the hands of every person in this nation who is able to read and write. By illustration and comment this 132-page booklet shows the fire hazards that surround us 24 hours a day. Careless people scatter dang er wherever they go. Merely looking at the pictures in "Safe guarding the Nation Against Fire" wouid cause many per sons to involuntarily stop prac tices which are now a menace to life and property. "The Rats Around My Place Were Wise," Says John Tuthill. I "Tried everything to kill them. Mixed poison with meal, meat, cheese, etc. Wouldn't touch it. Tried RAJ-SNAP. Inside of ten days got rid of all rats." You don't have to mix RAT-SNAP with food. Saves fussing, bother. Break a cake of RAT-SNAP, lay it where rats scamper. You will see no more. Three sizes, 35c, Gsc, $1.25. Sold and guaranteed by King Drug Co., King, N. C., Walnut Cove Hardware Co., Walnut Cove, N. C.
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