Wednesday, Novembet 12 ii)L3. . " 30
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- ) hanksgrvtug November H7.
- Land Po-tets for Mute at this
' ' -Eggs '25 cents per* dozen at
Hiusha^v & Weirs. ad
/ —There seems to be a wood
famine in town.
— Yadkin Superior Couit begins
Aloudav week Nov. Hi.
—Eggs me icptorted to be 7 eta.
ich in Aiew York.
Miss Jarvis Vestal was Itere
=rni:o.: stepping.
' t' di of ERiu SMS
istt-M- in town Moudav
/ .'* ' i
p - . s;tn
O) nuig.
—-Hi^shaw & Weir itave got the
largest^ <e. of man's work gloves
in town, 10c to ad
')n ' pair of marriage license haa
r-been issued to Air. N. F. Copley
and Miss Rhotia Reavis.
—Mrs. J. H. James and children
of Oalut, Vti.. are visiting at tin
home of Mr. J. ht. James.
ust received a tinw line of
boy's dress shirts, at
.& Weir's. ad
yon want to pay your sub
with wood bring it now.
t need it next summer.
ns 'of iioute b,
y morniiig am i
a pleasant
—Men's h avv Ceece lined un
derwear per garment or 75o
tmr suit, at Hi -thaw & Weir's—ad
— -W.- faiie:' to say in our last
weeks issue that Mr. and Mrs. W.
(f. Wooten were the happy parents
of a fine boy baity.
**** —Mr. attd Mrs. J. C. Kapj) of
Ktmps Mills, Surry county, spent
last we(tk w ith tb'-irdsugitter Mrs.
F. Ml lianas of this place.
—The largest and huest lot of
Velvet Rugs ever shown it) Yankin
county.—Hutchens A. Hough, ad.
—Mr F. R. Dnuthit has the
finest line of Christmas goons it
has been our pleasure to :wo in a
store outsi'le tho great cities.
-—Wo ate ir formed that the con
ditioti of Mr. N. Glen Williams in
stiff very b'd. He is confined to
Lis bed only, on the very finest days
^ —Mr. H. W. Rogers of Nashville
Tenn., is spending a few days with
Mrs. Roger's here. Mrs. Roger's
has been the guest of her mother
Mrs. H. A. Marlor.
—Gates Shore, who is serving
ton tor murder from Yadkin
wt^nty, and wltp has been on the
Estate farm near Hnbfax, N. C. bas
been adjudged unable to do farm
work and wn.s removed to the State
prison at Raleigh.
—Mr. J. A. Mason was winner
Saturday and was givpn the (tinner
set by -1. A. Logan, astheone who
had traded tiro most during the
past two weeks at his store.
—Our Stock of Furniture, is the
largest we have ever shown, and
prices reasonable. Good oak bods
$2.00 and up Good oak dressers
$5.00 and up. Every thing olse
in proportion Wo give pranitnns
V regardless of the low pric.es.
^ Wd'-iotl) & Hay.
^advAy - G
!
! -Dr.M.A.RoyaHofElkin, a
I specialist in diseases of the Eye
Ear, Nose and Throat will be hew
on the Bast days of court, which
begins on Monday Nov. 24th- ad
—Co!lector Watts has appoint
ed Mr. 8. G. Fry, of Statesville,
^s storekeeper and Hunger to suc
c6&d W. O. Benton resigned. Mr.
Fry has been assigned to the N.
G!en Williams establishment in
tide county. The work there wiii
htst until! the fi)st of January.
— Big stock of Clothing at Wil
moth & Ha ves, Boonvilie, Aii the
leading styles and colors. Our
prices are guaranteed to be very
low. Owing to our cheap expen
ses in doing business we are able
to sell Merchandise much cheaper
than the city stores. When you
spend $5.00 in cash with us you
get a nice present* Quality and
price guaranteed ou every article
we sell. - advt
"**- Two real estate deals of local
interest were transacted here {Sat
urday. Mr. 0. H. Todd sold to
A tty. B. 0. Williahis a. HO acre tract
of laud adjoining the latters farm
helow Bhackhown. Mr. Todd then
purchased 95 acres from Mrs. Geo.
Marshall for the sunt of $2,842.50.
This tract lies near Mr. Todd's
store.
—Sheriff Poindexter returned
yesterday morning from Forsyth
county with Clove McBride, who
was taie'u (o the roads to serve
12 months for blockading. He is
unable to do road duty on account
of bad health, it is said he is suf
fering from a gun shot w ound re
ceivedT'rom the gun of an ntimer
while tryiug to escape about three
years ago.
—We have just received a big
shipment of chddrens suits in all
the latest styles and at all prices,
from the cheapest to the best,. As
in the past, wo have bought a
great many Jobs m all lines, and
are offering onr customers the full
advantage.. It will pay you to see
us before you buy. Also big line
of over coats at low {trices.
Wilmoth & Hayes.
Hoonviile, N. C.
advt.
WiHiams Brothers Incorpo
rated.
** A charter was issued the past
week for WiHiams Bros, to do
a general real estate and mer
chsntile business, with offices
at Yadkinville. The company
has one store five miles south
east of here and we are inform
ed that they will open one at
the Eddlenian stand nearFor
bush church in the immediate
future, in fact some of the goods
have been placed iu the store
and are being sold now. Mr.
B. H. hledmau is the clerk of
the latter store, and is from
Iredell county. The company
is composed of S. C., T. P. and
J. C. Williams. Mr. S. C. Wil
liams, president of the uew com
pany, has been connected with
the real estate business for
some time.
—For sale or exchange, a Rem
ington Standard Typewriter, good
as new. Call at this ohiee —ad
The Oid Time Lady Writes
About The Present Conditions
Below we are giving an ar
ticle with each word and punc
tuation marh as it was receiv
ed by us:
"Now I am surprised to hear
some talk as they do, always
urging the boys to get 'em
wives to marry, marry, telling
'em many wonderful things a
bout faithful companions, soo
thing cares, and I don't know
what all. I say if tilings were
like they use to be they might
talk. In my raisin a man
could get a wife, but there aint
a gal in my whole knowin tit
for a wife. How on earth can
they be fit to marry when they
have never done nothin in cre
ation but be an expense. They
never did nor they dout know
how to do auythiug but sleep
til breakfast, get up and flirt
and Bounce and quarrel about
the cooking, eat, lie down on
the sofa, read novels and rece
ive calls. Receive calls indeed;
this is what they call it now
adays when a bo/ goes to see
a gal fu the good old times
t!\py caked it by its right name
"goin a sparkin." But i'll be
bound if I was a boy I never
would marry one of um and
if the boys knowed how uo-j
count they are they never wo- j
uld either. For only to think,!
to see a gal with a mop big
enough to black shoes cramed
in her mouth, making her jaw !
stick out like she had an egg .
in it. Just let a boy come!!
How tliey will slip and hide
their nasty old brushes, run !
for water, wipe their mouths
on tjieir hankerchers, and set
up just like butter would not
melt iu their mouths."
"And then, the novel they
have just read is so nice, so
divine, such and audi a one is '
such an interesting charecter;
anothefis so Hie like; Oh they
were so interested; mercy on
me, interested with such tow
life things that never did nor
hardty ever cbuld happen. How
things have changed. When
my sweetheart used to come to
see me we ^iad better things to
talk about. We talked about
things that were some account
I'll be bound he never come
and ketched me usin suuf, or
laying on the sofa, or readin a
novel. No indeed I had other
business to tend to. I had to
spin, weave and help cook and
I was some account too. I was
healthy, and I didnt look like
a skeleton dressed up in cloth
but was rosy red and had ple
nty of Resh to look like a hu
man. But there is no use in
talking such days are gone.
If the boys only had such gals
to court and marry these days
as was in my days then they
might marry. But if they do
marry these things that now
grow up 1 dont know what will
become of um, for they are as
much Rt for wives as a calf is
for a judge. Oh to see them
after they are married dipping
suuf aud spittiu right before
their childrens eyes, isent it
awful."
OLD GRANNIE BKTTIB R.*
Yadkinville, Route i.
[Now Grannie we think this
is just a little bit too bad.
Do you suppose that my girl
has been acting this way? I
dont believe she has, and she
is "some account" toot In fact
I don't believe she has any of
the faults you mention. So if
you dont know a single perfect
girl come over to Yadkinville
aud I will introduce you to
one.—Editor.]
Yadkin Worked Her Roads
Because Yadkin county has
been a iittle backward in her
road working in the past is no
good reason why you should
imagine that she did not work
them on good roabs days.
From ali reports there was a
tremendious amount of work
doue on the roads all over the
county in every way. Reports
from almost every section say
that*the old and young the
rich and poor alike went and
shoveled old mother earth in
to a position that will be of a
great benefit to those who
travel Almost every person
in town that was ablo to work
went out and worked, and re
sult of the wotk of all can be
seen for some time to come.
Littie Addis CranCH Dead
On Wednesday morning at
3 o'clock tiie death angei visit
ed our home (home of Mr and
Mrs. N. C. Cranhll, at Crurt
ney,) and took from us our
dear and precious little brother
He was 4 years, n months 20
days old. He was sick only a
few days but suffered more
than we can tell. He had the
awful disease diptheria. It was
so hard to give him up but all
medical aid could not save him
He was a dear and bright boy
in our home and was our baby.
The little darling left us with
a smile on his little face.
A precious one from us is gone
A voice we loved is still;
I A place made vacant in our home
Which never can be Riled.
SISTER
Mr. Daniel Holcomb Dead
News of the death of Mr.
,Daniel Holcomb, a prominent
merchant and farmer, of near
Longtown this county, came
as a surprise to his many
friends here. Mr. Holcomb
was yo years old and is Sur
vived by a wife and several
children, most of whom are
grown.
Death occured Tuesday of
last week and interment was
Friday at Swaims Baptist
church, of which the deceased
had been a member for many
years. Among the children
surviving are Messrs. D. Hol
comb, at home, C, B., James
and S. F. Holcomb, they being
merchants of Elkin.
FARM AT AUCTION
I will sell, at public auction ou
Saturday, Nov. 22, 1913, my farm,
situated 6 miles north of Mocks
ville, containing 100 acres. There
is a good barn, house, grauery etc
also good orchard. 23 acres wired
for pasture, 35 acres in cultivation
125,000 feet of saw timber. 65
acres of this land is perfectly level
red land. Will produce good whea t
corn, cotton and tobacco—extra
good for tobacco. Will also sell
one good horse, 5 years old; three
cows, all my farming utensils, ho
usehold and kitchen furniture.
Terms of sale cash.
R. H. ROLLING,
Caus, N. C., R. F. D. No. 1.
North Carolina. ) In Superior court
Yadkin County ) before the clerk
W C F Garner et a) .
vs f Notice
Shtrk Adams, Arthur Ad- f
amsetal ^
The defendants Stark Adams &
Arthur Adams, above named, will
take notice that an action entitled
aa above has been commenced in
the superior court of Yadkin cou
nty for the purpose of partitioning
lands, and tue said defts. adll'fur
(her take notice that they are req
uired to appear before the clerk of
the superior court of Yadkin cou
nty at his olhce in Yadkinville on
the 15 day of November 1923 and
answer or demur to the complaint
m said action, or the plaintid will
apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This 26 day of Sept. 1913.
J. L Crater, c. s. o.
Nervous and Sick Headache
Torpid liver, constipated bowels
and disordered sromach are the
causes of these headaches. Take
Dr. King's New Life Pills, you
will be surprised how quickly you
will get relief. They stimulate the
different organs to do their work
properly. No better regulator for
liver and bowels. Take 25c. and
invest in a box to-day. All diug
grsts or by mail. H. E. Buckle:)
& Co., Philadelphia and St. Louis
When you want a reliable medi
cine for a - cough or cold take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
It can always be depended upon
and is pleasant and safe to take.
For salo by ALL DEALERS.
Men's and Boy's Ciothes
and Furnishings
*
We know what men want and we have
it. You are cordiaMy invited to come to our
store and make it your stopping place when
in Winston-Saiem. You wiii be under no
obligations to buy.
Mock-Bagby-Stockton Co.
418 Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C.
YADKtNVtLLE
NORMAL
SCHOOL
The YadkinviHe Norma! School prepares for
teaching, for college, and for life work.
A iimited number of girls can be aecommcdat
ed at the dormitory; Terms reasonable.
Teachers in charge; W. H. Britt High School
Dept. Miss Daisy Shermer Intermediate Dept.
Miss Grace Grabs Primary [Dept. Airs. W. M.
Britt Music.
Fall term'begins Sept/8th.
W. H. DRiTT, Principal
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