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Yadkinville, Yadkin County K C. Wednesday, July 26 1911
dkinville Produce Market.
rected weekly bv Shore tfc
Doutliit.
>er bushel
old heus
s spring
per dozen
pound
wax
$0.80
1.00
1.00
.75
2.00
2.00
.8
.12|
.12
.15
2.50
.15
.22
m
LOQAL NEWS
Mr. Talmage Dobbins of
spent Sunday in town.
-Several more students entered
Singing Normal here Monday.
Mr. D. S. Reynolds and M. A.
yali Jr. went to Elkin Monday
$n business.
A nice young cow belonging
Co M*. J. W. Pass, died one day
*1 ' For Rent: A store liouse with
f g room up stairs. W. R. Slier
1 —For Sale, An almost new Rol
ler mill. See 1). M. Vestal, Boon
vi He, N. C.
—Attorneys I). M Reece and II.
C Bury ear made a business trip
to Boouville Monday.
—Mr. John Horton of Elkin
spent a feu hours in the city bust,
W ednesday on business.
— Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hackett
o'.' Spencer are visiting at tlij lioine
of Dr. T. lb Harding.
—Everybod\ come to the Con
cert Saturday night. High class
Music, Singing, etc.
-- Miss Ethel 11 ray is confined
to her bed with typhoid fever we
are sorr\ to note.
—Mi. 1\ R. Douthit made 700
bushels >f wheat this year, this
sounds good to us.
— Miss Beulah Long of Long
town spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs. M. \\ . Maekie.
—Mr. C. M. Warden had the
misfortune to loose a horse by
being foundered one day hist week.
—For Sale A twenty four can,
canning out-fit, never been used,
also cans, '1', M. Young. Moeksnile
N. C.
—1 lev. J. Walter Long of Green
sboro is spending some time with
his father Rev, Miles Long out on
Route 1.
—For sale, 700 bushels of nice
white corn at crib on tlie J. C.
Conrad farm. Price right. Apj>!\
to M. !). Spillman, he will deliver
the corn.
—Miss Hbleu Farrow, who has
be n visiting here for the past two
We. :s, returned to Winston last
Si I today.
—A fine hog belonging to Mr.
Isaac Shore become choked last
Sunday.and died. The hog weigh
ed about 300 pounds
— We are up with repairing; the
first time iu ten years. Hereafter
prompt and expert work.
Hutchens the Jewelers
—A typographical error in last
weeks paper gav* the increase iu
the amount of taxes to large. The
amount of the increase was $1,Hod.
75 instead of $8,041).(>8.
—Notice: Kefreshments of all
kinds will be on sale on square
during the Musical Normal. Boys
bring your girls if you are not tor
chinchy.
Ballard A Howell, Proprs
—Mrs. H. B. James and daugh
ter Miss Gladys, and Miss Georgia
James left Monday for Galax Va.
where they will spend the remain
der of the summer.
—Mr. C. V. Dunnagan returnee
to South Carolina Saturday, whert
he makes his headquarters a>
traveling salesman for The Idea
Candy Company.
' —There will be a farmers insti
tute for men and women held lien
Friday, August the 18th. Tin
meeting will be held promptly a
>,r! ck. All interested in tli
im rovement oi farm condition
Hi urged to attend.
—Destroys Tobacco Worms in
. one night, Does move and better
| work than ten men. It is guran
teed or your money back. Out-fit
‘ complete &1.90. Write us about
i it. Acme Distributing Co., Reids
jvilie, N. 0. o-8-2
! —Dr. M. A. Royal] of Winston
Salem will be in Yadkinville, Hole!
Shore, August 7th, His practice
' is limited to the Eye, Ear, Nose
and throat. Glasss"fitted.
—Mr. Barret Wilson of Rural
Hall, Bass and Cornetist, one of
the best fingers in this section of
, the State will assist at the closing
concert of the Yadkinville Music
Normal Saturday night. ..
j —Any intelledent person may
' earn a good incme corresponding
i for newspapers; expeiieuce unnec
essary. Send stamp for fid! par
, ticulars. Empire Press Syndicate
’ Middle port, N. Y.
j —21 pairs of shoes for saB at
| cost, .lust the shoe for fall and
; winter wear. At Warden’s.
i —A runaway marriage w as cele
brated at the home of 'Squire A.
D. Gentry his{ Sunday, when Mr.
; Thomas Purdue?* on pretention of
'going to Sunday School, took
Miss Ravin a Sparks and got ‘‘hitch
ed up. 1 he objection was on the
lad \ ‘s side.
—AH persons owing tlie Milli
j nery department of Shore A Dou
tliif must come at once and settle
, their dues. To avoid further
j trouble you-will please attend to
i this without dela v.
*
i Mary rJ homasson.
j Mr. ( . M. Nicks, aged t v; ars
|‘lied at liis home a few miles West
•of town last Fhursdn v morning,
j He had been in bad hea'tli for
| some time bid th.e eml was not '*x
' peeted. so sudden, he having walk
* eii out on the farm in the morning
and returned when In* was taken
suddenly and expired in a short
j time. The deceased leaves a wife
; and two sons.
| —Tliore will ho a big .Ihivm&r’s
j Union Picnic at ("’enter camp
j ground, fonr miles west of Mocks
villo. on Friday, July 2-Sth. J>roin .
1 inent speakers will lr- present and
j good music by a string hand. Big
i free dinner for everybody. The
| farmers of Yadkin County are
j urged to come down and enjov the
day with the Davie boys.
—Hev. \V. '1:. Garner, being
somewhat of a ehairtable disposi
j tion, decided to promote liis cook
j Miss iu iiiia lirandon to a higher
i position, and she now bears the
title of ilvs. Garner, Mr. Career
has charge of the Yadkinville cir
cuit of the Methodist church. Miss
j Brandon is the daughter of Mi
duo. Brandon of near town. They
were marriod Sunday afternoon
: by Presiding Ehier Taylor.
j B'RTHimy RNN'R/g*
: RSRRy
i ,
, ( Bi last vS in id ay at the home
j of Mr. \\ in. Taylor near Bin on
the friends and neighbors of
Mrs. Taylor gathered to cele
S brate the 55th anniversary of
her birtli by giving her a sur
. prise dinner.
j Some neighbors went in
| early in the day and Mrs Tay
lor had a chicken killed, soon
anotner family arrived and an
other chicken was sacrificed,
I the crowd then began to in—
! crease at an alarming rate and
tlie chicken idea was abandon
ed.
, 1 The crowd kept gathering
} until fully 200 people were
• j present and a long table was
• j spread on the lawn and Mr. J.
'jH. Sailor asked Gods blessing
’Ion the people etc., and soor
j all were busy trying to satisfy
, | the inner man.
^ 1 After a few hours of conver
5 sation the crowd dispersec
l with best wishes for the lad}
•j whose anniversary they were
celebrating.
>! —Miss Mary Thomason has
t charge of the Millinery depart
' mout of Shor^ & Douthit, at tin
a same stand. tier for Spring
hats.
Surry Boy Commits
Suicide by Shooting
Rockford, July 24,-Cephus
Lane, aged 13,’ soil of J. D.
Lane, of route 1, is dead as the
result of a gun-shot wound in
flicted b}' his own hand' The
story goes that Mr Lane wefit
to help some of his neighbors
thresh grain and left his three
little boys to hoe some tobacco
The oldest of the three claim
ed to be sick and hoed 110 to
bacco during the day. When
his father came home at night
he punished the child for not
working. Tuesday morning
the father went away to help
thresh again and told the bo vs
again to hoe out the tobacco.
Sometime after breakfast the
father hid occasion to return
home and he found that the 2
younger boys were in the held
alone, He asked them where
their older brother was and
they told him that lie had
cone to the house and < laimed
that he was not able to work.
| Mr. Lane started towards the '
house and the little fellow saw :
him coming and got the shot 1
i gun and ian behind the straw
; stack and deliberately ended
his life by placing the end of
the gun against his breast and
enip'.\ mg the contents of the
load in his heart. '
North Ctstroiina in
RJftyme
Proi. C. K, j* liiison, who
recently letired from llie office
; of County Superintendent of
i Yadkin (..'o'lmv, is the author
1 of a new beok which is t;o come
from the press in ilie near fu
; Lure.
j Mr. Johnson is somewhat of
I a poet and lie lias undertaken
i tlie task of writing up North
j Corolina in rhyme.
Tlie new book will contain
: when printed, about seventy
: five pages and will be on sale
by September i.
This will be a gi eat aehieve
i ment, as nothing of its kind
lias ever been written before,
and it has been duly copy
w righted.
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
The Yadkin Comity Sunday
School convention will be held
-at Deep Creek Friends church
Saturday^iyL Sunday August
20-21. Every township in the
county is being urged to hold
conventions and send delegat
es and reports.
A good programme is being
arranged.
N< )TICE
By virtue of ;i Mortgage Deed
executed by Ervin Dowell and
wife, Lillie Dowell, on the 18th
da\ of October, 1910 and duly reg
isterod m Book 9, Page 258 in the
office of Register of Deeds for
ladkin County, T will sell for cash
to (lie highest bidder at public
auction at the Court House door
in Yadkinville, N. C. on the 26tli
day of August 11)11 the following
real estate to-wit: In Knobs
Township, Yadkin County, begin
ning on a rock running east to
Cray’s corner, thence wes^ to sour
wood, thence south to beginning,
containing four and one-half acres
more or less, on which is a live
room house. For description see
record ot said Mortgage recorded
as adove stated.
Sale made to pav note secured
by said Mortgage Deed after de
fault having been made in tin*
payment of same.
This duly it)th. 1911.
•1. 14. Crater, Mortgagee,
It Startsed The World
when the astounding claims were
first made tor Buck ten's Arnica
Salve, but lorty years of wonder
ed cures have proved tdem true
and ever\ where ii is me, known
as tin' best salve on earth for
Purus. Bubs,Scalds, (hits, Bruises
Sprains, Swellings, Erzrnia. (’hap
ped hands, Fever .tores and Piles.
Only 25c at ail ilruggists.
—Be a 20:h c<-ntury farmer
Don t sta y in the old rut, nor le
your children start wrong Send
us one dollar and we will send von
the Ripple, the best local paper in
Yadkin county, and the Progres
sive Farmer ami Oazette, the best
farin paper uhlished in tlie South.
Tt is made for Southern farmers
by Southern men, who know
Southern conditions and who have
hoed com, cotton and tobacco
themselves. > guess work talk
in tins paper, only the kind that
steeis you right. W e may never
be able to give you such a bar
gain again, it is for your Itenetit,
not ours.
m t
Ee Afraid of Work.
By State Senator BDWIN H. VARE of Pennsylvania.
ON'T 3E AFRAID OF WORK.
& , | A man and especially a young man must be WALLING
TO START AT THE BOTTOM. Many a fellow has lost a
chance to work because he has shown to a prospective em
ployer that he is UNWILLING TO DO WORK WHICH HE CON
SIDERS BENEATH HIM.
A man who is seeking a job should be willing to do a .tv kind of
honorable and honest work at the start. •
When a man is seeking employment he muTimt become discour
aged if he fails at tirst. The want advertisements in newspapers* .will
always give him clews as to where to seek. , >
If he seeks at it long enough he* is almost sure, to ge' work if he
can convince a prospective employer that he really wane to ‘‘make
good” and is NOT LOOKING FOR A “SNAP.”
To keep a position a man should be industrious and honest. He
should be willing and even glad to WORK U\ ERI llfL WHEN
NECESSARY. No one wants a CLOCK W ATI.TIER. (
IT SEEMS TO ME THAT ONE OF THE BEST WAVS NOT ONLY
TO KEEP A JOB, BUT TO GAIN PROMOTsGN, IS FOR «* MAN TO
TAKE A REAL INTEREST IN HIS EMPLOYER'S BUSINESS- HE
DOES THIS HE WiLL FIND THAT THE WORK WIL! NOT BE
DRUDGERY AND HE WILL BECOME INVALUABLE T£ HIS EM
PLOYER.
* *
America Is Giving
M3 Europe Singers.
By HERMANN HANi WETZLER. Principal Director of the Muni'P*! Opera
in Rica, Russia.
CHE TABLES ARE BEING TURNED, AND THE MU
SICAL WORLD of Europe is beginning to look p .America
for vocal artists.
Royal operas as well as the municipal companies of
Europe are FILLING UP WITH AMERICAN SIXGERi I have
just engaged a Kansas tenor for next season, and there are a Jew \ ork
soprano in the ’Hamburg opera, a western tenor in Cologin and an
other American woman singer in Vienna. She is from tlP United
States, though she has a French name. I know Germans fho have
gone to New York to‘finish their musical educations,
J ' ' L .
WE ARE NOW _
J
Our spring line of Goods. Pie prettiest line m ft
ever carried.
Call and examine our stock of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, SHOES, etc., befl
you buy. W e also have a lot of UNDERWEAR, for Ladies, Men and Childn
as cheap as the cheapest.
W e also carry a full line of Hardware. Groceries and mens Hats. In
everything usually kept in a large store. We are also receiving a large
UP-TO-DATE MEN’S AND BOYS CLOTI
Oui line of S pring MILLINERY is the most complete we have e\|
Consisting of the latest Styles from the fashiou resorts
\\ e will do anything in our power to make it to your interest to trade here.
. YOUR FRIENDS,
SHORE & DOTJTHIT
A Burglars Awful Dkrd
may not paralyze a home ho com
pletetely as a mother’s long illness
But Dr. a. King’s New Life Pills
are a splendid remedy for women.
“Tlmy gave me wonderful benefit
in donstipation and female troub
le," wrote Mrs, AT. C. Dunlap, of
Leadill, Tenn. If ailing’ try them.
25c at all druggists.
NOTICE.
North Carolina j In Superior
Yadkin County - Court before
\ the clerk
J. \V. Cook Admr. of
L. J‘ Messick deed ) Notice
vs
Eliza. Messick et al ) Sale
Bv virtue of an order of the sup
erior court made in tin* above en
titled cause I will sell to the high
est bidder, at public out cry, at
the court house door in Yadkin
ville on Monday August 7th 1> 11
at 1*2 o'clock in. the following real
t sta.ie to-vvit: Beginning at a Span
ish oak Isaac Browns line, then
west SI poles to a pine Wiley Felts
corner, then south 3(i poles to a
white o *k, \\ iley Felts corner,then
west 100 poles to a red oak near
little Huntingcreek then down the
same south 40" 01 poles toa smsll
Hickory, then east SO poles to a
stone, then north 11 poles to a stone
dividing line then east llti poles!
to the beginning containing 139
acres more or less excepting IK
acres sold to \\ . \ Brown’s wife
and 51 acres sold Nathan Pinnix
and J5| acres sold to Clint Mes-i
| sick nnd / acres sold to David
W ishon and 10 acres sold to Stev
en Pat due leaving still 83 acres'
more or less. The following are
I he terms of the sa le: one fourth 1
of the purchase money down in
cash al t ho sale and the remaining
thre-fourths on a time of 4 months
with approved security,
Tnis .)nne 19th 1011.
J. \\ . COOK, Comm.
Ben bow A Hanes Atty’s
*
NOTICE
North Carolina t J» Superior
, Court before
Yadkin County ) tlie clerk
^ary \Y illard et al j Notice
vs [- of
John Brown et al \ Sale
Pursuant to an order of Super
ior Court of Yadkin county made
on the <Sth day of Feb. 1911 aud a
j supplemental order made on the
j 6th day of duly 11)11 in the above
j entitled cause I will sell for
| cash at public auction to the
: highest bidder at the Court House
door in YadkiuviUo on the
7 DAY AUG, 1911
I The following real estate towit:
In Fall Creek township, Bounded
on the North by Virgil Adams
lands and others, on the east by
James Adams lands and others,on
j the south ov C M Warden and
j others and on the west by Henry
[Flynn lands containing 69 acres
I more or less. For a better descri
' ptioir of a part of the lands men
| tioued above see petition filed in
I case G 1) 13 Adams admr. of Wm.
• Adams vs Naucy Adams et al. Said
lands containing and being all of
1 the laud belonging to the estate of
t Wm. Adams dec’d.
j This July fith 1911.
S. C. Williams, Comm.
IX) YOUR BANKING
'WITH TTTU
Bank of Yadkin
YADKTNV)I.L15, X. 0.
The oldest and strongest bank
ing1 institution in tin* county
CAPITAL • - $10-000.
SURPLUS - - 3,000.
Since its establishment,
Oct. 11)05, it has paid in div
idends to it's stockholders
S3,I4)0.00 and X},}38.; >
interest to depositors.
Y\ bile this is a small bank, yet it is safe
and sound, taking no risk as some of the
larger ones do. It extends thanks and best
- wishes to its many patrons for their past
confidence, and solicits a continuation of
your banking, as well as new accounts.
Banking through the mails is safe-a large
part being done in this way with this Bank,
.Every consistent courtesy will be extend
ed to its patrons
Interest Paid? on all Time Deposits.
Officers
Benjamin Shore, President.
T. J. Bverly, Yice-Prest. 3Y. A. Hall, Cashier
Isaac Shore, Vice-Pres.
Finance Comm: Benj. Shore, Dr. J. A!. Phillips and
T. J. Bverly.
Directors: \Y. A. Daily, E. L. Gaither, Tsaae Shore
J. E. Zachary, T. K. Harding, 31. 31. Crniuel and
C. B. lteavis.
Ashcrafts Drug Store
Trade Street — — — W inston-Salem.
The Ashcraft Drug Co. has opened a new f)rug
Store in Winston-Salem, where you will find a
complete stock of anything carried in an up-to
date drug store. We want your trade. You
good .people of Y'adkin kuow Ashcrafts repu
tation as druggists-most of you bought drugs
of us for twenty years, as ( Asluraft & Owens.)
Come in and lets renew our acquaintance and
do business together, Y'ou know we will treat
you right.
ASHCRAFTS,
Next
TRADE ST
to Boyles Bros.
AN UNEASY FEELING in the stomach or
bowels, caused by indigestion or constipation, yields
quickly to
3 1 M M O Ti S
, REB &
LIVER REGULATOR
(THE POWDER FORM)
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stomach and bowels end restores that fine feeling of exhilaration, mental
activity and cheerfulness that belongs only to perfect health.
SOLO DV DEALER*. PRICK, LARGE PACKAGE. *t.O0.
Ask for tba gcnaine with the Red Z on the lnhcl. If yon cannot get it remit »o *.jll
send by mail postpnid. Simmons Live.1 Regulator is put up also iu liquid form lor thoso vein nci. r
it. Prife. 51 uO par bottle. Look for the Bod Z label.
J. H. ZEILIN & CO., props., st. Louis, mo.
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