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! MODERN CHEVROLET CO.
1148 N. Main Street, Winston-Salem, N. C.
Offers the following: Used Cars and Trucks Through February—"Specials."
Manv others not listed.
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11 CHEVKOLETS FORDS PLYMOUTHS TRUCKS
O 1937 Chev- T - Sed * n 645 00 1935 Coupe ~ 345.00 1936 G. M. C. 11-2 Ton .. 445.00
M 1930 Coach $145.00 1935 Coach 345.00 1933 275.00 1935 Dodge Pick-up .... 325.00
1932 Coach 195.00 1931 Coach 175 00 1934 gedan 275.00 , 1931 Ford 1-2 Ton Truck . 95.00
II 1932 Coupe 195.00 1931 Sedan 195.00 1933 01djj 325 00 1936 Qjgy 11_ 2 Ton 495.00
11 1933 Coach 295.00 1930 Coupe 145.00 ig37 545.00 1936 Chev. 11-2 Panel .. 395.00
1934 Co3 ch 34500
1935 Coach 395.00 1931 Ford Delux Roadsterl7s 00 ig36 Chevrolet Coupe 145.00 1936 Chev. Pick-up 395.00
0 1936 S. Sedan 545.00 1929 F/ord Coach. 2.... 125.00 1930 Buick 145 00 1936 chey j j. 2 Ton 39500
fl The Above Late Model Cars Thoroughly Reconditioned. Don't Pail to See These Extra Values.
.tW-HU KAT-TAf—lrtl—TO!
IMA TOBACCO
mm,! pianter''
: ' Jfe CAMEL PEOPLE BOUGHT THE BEST \
f LOTS OF MY LAST CROP. PAID A HIGH PRICE /
- *■&' FOR MY FINEST GRADES. I SMOKE CAMELS )
_ BECAUSE I KNOW THERE ISNT ANY J
SUBSTITUTE FOR MORE EXPENSIVE
TOBACCOS. MOST PLANTERS FAVOR CAMELS.)
fJf. THEY KNOW THE DIFFERENCE/
W7HEN veteran planters like Mr. Hatton say:
W "'Most planters favor Camels," their choice
■.fUIKO j.is based on ftrit-bamd kouwlcdfc. If you arc noc a
Ml I UN. wf>o tr-ni Camel smoker, try them. Camels are made from
Wg—utatao- J finer. MORE EXPENSIVE TOBACCOS —Turkish
•• tar 2t yaars and Domestic.
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USE WE KNOW TOBACCO*^
Lucas Heads I
State Board
Of Elections
Raleigh, Feb. 7.— The State
Board of Elections chose W. A.
Lucas of Wilaon as its chairman 1
today and announced it wtould
Meet March 26 to appoint county
election boards. i
George Mitchell of Fayetteville, •
.who served «s secretary of the
board some ydars ago, was elect- '
mi secretary. He and Lucas i
were chosen unanimously, the
chairman by recommendation of 
Governor Hoey.
Raymond Maxwell, executive i
I J. R. Leake I
I Going: Out of I
I Business. I
I will sell one 7-room brick home, with m
■ running water and electric lights, and 2
store buildings ready for business, and
about 2 acres of land situated in 300 yards of
school and two churches, all in the town of
Danbury.
If interested, see me at once. I mean to
sell.
I J.R.Leake, I
I DANBURY, N. C. I
secretary since the present form
lof State Board was set up in
1925, was unanimously chosen to
continue in ths job.
Associate «.'sia"ce J. Wallace
Winborne of th* supreme court
' a/iauiiißlertd tlie oath of office to
Lucas McNe : l a«'d J. O. Bell oi
i
Hende.-sonvi;'c. the Democratic
!
j members of the new board, and
( Wr.rr-cn V. Hall of Charlotte and
Ai'.ian S Mitchell of Winto",
the republican members. Mitche':
is -he only person to serve on
the board each year since it was
esrtaLiiohej ia 1925.
| Ilall proposed that the board
nic-.Lero give serious study to
THE DANBUBY BEPOBTEB
three propositions: (1) Split pre
cincts so that no precinct, baseu
on the last election, should oa:
more than a reasonable number
iof votes. He llad a list of moi\ !
'than 100 precincts in which I.GC ]
to 2,500 votes were oast in 193' i.;
(2) Require precinct judges oi 1
| the minority party to send bal
j lots return to county chairmen
jof the minority party; and (3)
j require county election bdard
i chairmen to notify county part-
I
chairmen in writing On the da}
of receipt the name and (address
,of each applicant for an absentee i
ballot.
■
, W. T. Elde r of Bur ,: .ue'.c:'. F.
1, is setting two acres n a; '• lc
treea this spring as a part of tl'
effort to grow more fruit IN Ro
mance county.
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Complete Line of
I Field, Garden Seeds!
and Lawn Grasses.
We handle Slate's Tobacco
i Seeds. Forsyth County's enly
' | exclusive Seed Store. ,
COX'S SEED
STORE
Wnston-Salem, N. C.
' ■ Corner Trade & Sixth Streets, j
' P. O. Box 165
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NOTICE OF SALE REAL.
ESTATE.
By virtue of the power of sale
. contained in a deed of trust exe
cuted to me by Charlie H. Boyles
and his wife, S. E. Boyles, on
Marcjj 4, 1937, recorded in tl.o}
office of Register of Deeds, Stokes
County, N. C., Book No. 85, page j
66, to which reference is hereunto :
made, to secure the payment of j
a debt therein recited, and de- j
fault having been made in the,
payment of the debt at maturity,!
and the holders of the notes evi- j
dencing said indebtedness having
applied to me to foreclose the
deed of trust for the satisfaction
of said debt, I will expose to
public auction to the highest bid. :
, der for cash, in front of the post
office in the town of Pinnacle, N.
C., Stokes County, on —
MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1938,
jat Two O'clock P. M. all the
right, title and interest of said
Charlie H. Boyles and wife S. E. j
Boyles, in a»d to the lands con
veyed in said deed of trust to-1
wit:
Certain tract of land lying 
and being in Stokes county, de- 1
i scribed as follows:
I "A boundary of land of 30
1 acres, more or less, lying in Yad
kin Township, Stokes County, N.
C., composed of two tracts deed
ed to C. H. Boyles by his father
C. C. Boyles, the two tracts con-'
taining 7 acres, more or leps, and.
the remainder of the 30 acres'
1 being known the William Ed-
I wards Lands, sold under court
! proceedings to settle the estate'
, of isaid WillVyn Edwards. The'
two C. C. Boyles deeds contain
j 7 acres, more or less; and the
j Williams Edwards lands contain
23 acres, more or less, making
j the total 30 acres, all of which is
; hereby conveyed in this deed of
I trust. Said boundary adjoins the
! lands of D. F. Boyles, John J?\
| Edwards, Henry L. Edwards
lands, C. C. Boyles, J. G. Boyles
! and others, and embraces all the
lands ov/ned by the first parties
I in Yadkin Township.
This January 31, 1938.
J." W. GORDON,
Trustee.
NOTICE
SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.
North Carolina,
Stokes County.
In the Superior Court.
Before the Clerk.
Ilattie Kellum, Administra
trix of the Estate of King
Smith, deceased,
vs.
Ida Smith (Widow), Dora
Davis and husband John
I>avis, r,nd others.
The defendants John Davis and
Dora Davis will take notice that
an action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superirr
"ourt of 3'v.kep COHIUJ, N. C..
before the undersigned for the
purpose of asking for the sale
of certain roal estate lying and
being in Stokes County, N. C.,
fully set forth in the petition
filed in the above entitled pro
ceeding, the Raid defendants be-
Jnrr necessary parties to this ac
tion and interested in the real
estate described; and the said
defew'hnts hereinabove named
will further take notice that they
are required to appear before the
undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court of Stokes County, N. C.,
at a Court to be held at Dan
bury, N. C., on the 7th day ol
March, 1938, at the oourt house
■ door of Mid county and answer oi
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Every Day
Bargains
7-16 BEADED CEILINGS.
| I Best G r ade at $27.50
| Second Grade ats2o.oo
We also have a limited amount of No.
3 common. This is good ceiling 1 except
it has rough spots on face at sl4.
Come and see for yourself what we
have to offer. Our grades and qualities
are high yet our prices are low.
FOQLE BROS. !
COMPANY.
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Winston-Salem, N. C.
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Fox Dogs Wanted
I I want to buy 15 fox houndb
!' Will trade a mule, or a cow that
t' gives 7 gallons a day. My reason
i' for wanting the dogs is my
j health. My blood pressure is
- 495. Answer at once.
J. W. LASLEY,
Walnut Cove Route 1.
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"Complete line of To
bacco Seeds for sale-by Oox's
Seed Store, Winston-Salem, N.
1 O;, Corner Tmde and 6th Sts"
3 3 16dec8ws
i
t' demur to the complaint filed in
e the above entitled proceeding or
r, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded in
i- the complaint,
if | This Feb. 8, 1038.
lej J. W. TUTTLE,
>r Clerk of the Superior Court.
THURSDAY, FEBY. 1«, IMS.
BABY
CHICKS
All leading breeds from bla#d
tested flocks, high In quality
SB.OO per hundred, for sale kjr
ton SEEI SINI
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Corner Trade & Sixth Streets.
P. O. Box 165
Mail orders given prompt at
tention.
DANGEROUS
It Is dangerous to nil a
TUTE for 666 Just to sake I flf ■
cents more. Customers are jjfm
beet assets; lose them aai
lose your business. S9B Is «&j
» er 4 Mama aa rash as a fP|
STOTJTE.