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For SHAVING SATISFACTION
I 13 and ECONOMY!
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V ——' quality necessary lor long-lttstin& edge. (INSPECTION to insuro
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* HOLLOW GROUND
y A s.t!ety razor blade thick enough to be hollow-around tin- tutae as t
barker's rarer. Give* more backbone to (having rdfe. (INSf'KCTION ai
bevel edges for uniloim.tv;.
* SOAP HONED
Individual honing in soap... the barker's way! Pure olive-oil toap used
/I jp' on special hon»s. (INSPECTION lor fineness of actual shavix»g edgesX
* LEATHER STROPPED
Each blade (both edge*) stropped by 1.000 feet of (hell horaehide strops
same action ss used by barbers. (INSPECTION of shaving edges micro
scopica'ly before final tests;.
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._ q, . p . Si* places on each edge of each blade must cut a human hsir. Test performed
lu Ohaving lluges by hand not machine. Then stenlind, rust proofed. Also sight teat and
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St Pays to Advertise!
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From Danbury north to Stuart, Va., is 22 miles; north-east to Sandy j
Ridge is 15 to 20 miles; west to West field is 20 to 25 miles, south to Walnut I
Cove is 10 miles; south-west to King* is 25 miles. Here is a vast territory
in which there are very few general supply stores, if any. This territory
is thickly settled with farmers who have money to spend, and who need
clothing-, shoes, dry goods, hardware, farming tools, canned goods, feed
, stuffs, and fertilizers —these things are necessaries and must be purch
ased from SOMEWHERE. These citizens will buy where there is the
greatest inducement. It
Put On Special Sales
and capture this business. The Danbury Reporter goes into practically
all Stokes county homes. Send your message through the
DANBURY REPORTER ||
AND RESULTS ARE SURE TO FOLLOW. 111
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A CROP CANNOT BE MADE WITHOUT FERTILIZER. |
NEITHER CAN BUSINESS THRIVE WITHOUT ADVERTISING.
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THE DANBURY REPORTER
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of an order of the Su|>.
erior Court of Stokes County, X. C,
rendered on the 13th day of Febru
ary. 1933. in the Special Proceeding
entitled C. A. Mickey and A. H.
Wall, Ad turn. of J. A. Wall, deed-
Vjj. .Mil-. Susan Wall, widow of
A. Wall. il*d.. tst al, appointing th'->
under.dnned a commissioner of the
court ami ordering a sale of the
land-' here.nai'ter tltfcril'ed. 1 will,
on the
2.Hli l»\V or MAIU'II. I»»»,
at the hour of 2 o'clock, p. m. on
the premises of the late .1. A. Wail.
ia|ki v at pulilic auction t" the high
est l.iiM r for cash. tJl'u •l'ollowjiri
cd land":
l''ii>t ft: licKinninv :it pointe''
about lie middle of the Pepper ur.
vey, a division corner, miming We-1
"i» 1..' chain* t«i a pine in Iturwoll's
Jilic: ili'iuc South II chain- mid -
links to a 'stake; thence East
chair.mid 50 links t«' pointer-,
(hence Sou ill -i> cliain- t> pointers
In Calvin Cook's lin : thence Eat
2 1 chains lo a pine: thence North 'o
the hefiinniliK. containing T7 acre-,
move or le-s. I'elnif the same land
conveyed l».v deed from c. A. Mickey
to J. A. Wall, deed dated Austin*
13th., 1901. and which is recorded
in the Stoke* County, X. C. l!e?MStry
in liook No. ">1 .it pt.se 209, to
which reference is hereunto made for
more complete description.
Second Tract: Beginning at point,
ers. ii divi'-ion corner 'between M
T. Chilton and J. It Morefield in the
old Pepper 'i"e. running West on
a division line 42 chains to pointers,
a division corner: thence South on
new line 3S chains to a pine in the
old lino; thence Ea*t on the old line
42 chains to pointers, old corner;
thence North on the old line 25
chains to the beuinnlns?, containing
147 acre*. 1 • the saine niore or Jess.
It tiejna tin- same land conveyed ">'
deed from J. U. Morefield and wife
Bettie Morpfjeld to John A. Will,
dated February IRth., 1911, which
deed i.? recorded in the Stokes Coun.
ty. N. C., Registry in Book No. R1
at patfe 210. to which reference fcs
hereunto made- SAVE AN I* EXCEPT
from the above boundary that por_
tion of same sold off by J. A. Wall
to C. P. Tucker, containing about
acres For full description of part
sold off see deed from J. A. Wa.l
and wife to C. P. Tucker.
I This 17th day of February, 1931.
R. J. SCOTT, Com.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of A. C. Amos, deeeaw.
ed. late of the county of StoMe*.
State >f North Carolina, this is to
notify all persona having claims
against the e-*tate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
011 or before the 31st d«y ofl January,
11134. or this notice will be pleaded
In bar of their recovery. All per
sons indebted to the estate will
please make Immediate settlement.
Thin 31st day of January, 1!I33.
JIM AMOS and JESS AM (IS.
Adminstra/.ors.
H. J. Scott. Atty.
NOTICE.
Having duly •luulilied •"'« executor
of tlie last will aid testament >!
William M. Over! y. deceased, notice
.» hereby given to •'•'•I persons hold,
ir.g claims a;'aini't the said deceased.
t o present them to me for payment,
duly authenticated, on or bv the 1 t
day •!' Jan.. It'tM. or Ibis r.oticj
Will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All l ersons 'ndeb'ed to said estate
are hereby respectfully requested
make immediate povment to me.
V. HAKISKIt OVEIIISY. Executor.
Hostolllce —Lawsonvilie. N. C.. It. I.
Potroe I'etree. Allvs. tor Ex.
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0 Kraft American and Kraft
Pimento in new package*
and (oil-wrapped loavea.
WED. MARCH 15, 1933
Hints for Homemakers
By Jane Rogers
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5 t=tf ' r ' i* y i >"-4/ '
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A GOOD general rule to follr.-v in
seasoning green vegetables U to
u«-e a dash of sugar to a pint "i of
salt. Without artificially nr-eden
inij the dish, the s*.it;ar r JVG
the Harden sweetness which m
n.ar.y vegetal/lea to ios; on
their way to the kitchen.
Use needles to pin dov". the
pleats when pressing f. j;hated
skirt. The needles will left■ ■.> no
marks when you remove thiol.
A few Juniper berries. olita!ii"h'n
at the drug store, placed in a fry
ing pan that has been heated until
\-ery hot. will release aromatic
fumes which will quickly drive the
odor of cooking out of the house.
BLADDER
/TROUBLE).
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■ because your urine is too acid or ■
| because of inflammation, just try |
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I the best proof that it works. But I ,
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