THE MlFi TRIBDNE
Thursday, April 2, 1914
W. E. Nichols
H. G. Nichols
Editor
Manager
SU liSCIll P'I'ION HATES
One Ykae - - - - 1.00
Six Months . . . - .50
Three Months - - - - .25
Fay.vki.e in Advance
SCHEDULE
Southern Railway
KASTBOirND FK(.)M N. WU.KKftBORO
No. 240 Lv. N: Wiikesboro 7:J5 A. M.
No. 240 Ar. KLKIN 8:32 A. M.
No. 240 Ar. WHnston Sitlern 11:10 A.M.
No. 23H Lv. X. Wiikesboro 3:30P. M.
No. 33S Ar. lOLKIN* ' 4;18P. M.
No.238 Ar. Winston-Srtletii 6:55P.M.
WEST I^OdND FROM WJNSTON SALKM
No. 237 Lv. Wirvin^n-ftalern 9:20 A.M.
No. 237 Ar. ELKIN 12:05 P.M.
WITH OUR CORRESPONDENTS
. 237
Ar. N. Wiikesboro
12
>1’. M.
No. 2:iii r,v. Wtnsion-Siih'm 4;2r> P. M.
No. 239 Ar. ELKIN 7:i'2 P. M.
No. 239 Ar. N. \Vill?esboro 7:50 P. M.
No p:is.spn>rei‘.s oiirried on freitfbt irjiins.
ELKIN MARKET REPORT
(Joi'i'ected weekly by
Elkin Sc Al)e<4l];uiy ]'*i-4>(1uc*p ('o.
('Ofn, npw .8.”)
Wheat $1.20
Flour $2.00 to $2.75
Oats GOc
Rye 85c
Meat, hams iC
Meat, sides .12 l-2c
Lard i;il-2
Chickens, spring 25
Chickens, liens.. .today 14
Eg’gs to-day 14c
Butter, choice. 16c
Bees wax 26c
■fioney 12 1-2 to 18c
Dried ai)pies - 5c
Potatoes, Irish SOc
Potatoes, sweet-- BOc
Cabba'i'e c\vt$1.00
Onions 50
I'eas -$1.90
YOUNG MAN IS BADLY MANGLED.
BETHEL ITEMS .
Iviessrs. Patti Gilliam and William
Morrison, and Miss Lillie Oilliam
spent Saturday, Sunday and Monday
with Mr. and Miss Gilliam’s cousin,
Mr. Pete Gilliam, near North Wilkcs-
born, returning- to their homes Alon-
day afternoon. Air. Gilliam and Miss
Morrison made the trip on some very
important business, which was very
successful,-ha! While there, they at
tended the entertainment at Dimmette
school house. '
Wehavebeen having some pretty
weather for the past week, -which has
been much appreciated by the farmers.
The Ufth Sunday at Union
was postponed until May. /J’he sing
ers w^ere right much disappointed, l.’\t
while this is tlie case perhaps thehear-
ers won't he in May.
Mr. Herring V’ardue was tlie guest
of his friend, Mr. Paul Oilliam, S';n-
day.
Misses Sallie and Lilia Gilliam en
tertained several of theii- friends at
their home last Sunday afternoon.
Mr. Silas Po))lin was amgng the num
ber.
Mr. Geo. Stroud spent a few liours
with Mr. Don Gilliam, Sunday.
Mr. D. W Bufchetl and sister, Miss
Annie, attended a social gathering at
the home of Airs. L. Triplett, last
Wednesday evening.
Misses Hattie Armstrong and Lillie
Greene w’ent to town last Friday, shop
ping.
Mr. William Gilliam, w’ho has been
sick for some time, is improving slow
ly-
Mr. Emery Burch’s recovery is very
slow, but w'e ho])e he will soon he out
again.
Afr. Jobah Stroud attended the sing
ing at Pleasant Grove, Sunday.
Air. Vance Burch, of Rusk, spent
Sunday with his brother, Air. Emei*y
Burch.
Airs. Julia Pardue and little sister-
in-law, Emma, visited Mrs. Pardue's
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Armstrong,
last week.
WANT ad:
Wanted.
WANTED—1,000 MEN, WOMEN
■atid children lu read the Elkin
Ti’ibune. Watrli for our great
offer.
WANTED—BUSINESS MEN
to learn the “Want Ad. Way”
of disposing of what you have
to sell, and securing what you
need. Costs but a trifle.
For Sale
CHATTEL MORTGAGES, WAR-
’.'snty deeds. Deed of. Trust,
Justice’.'- Summons, and Land
Posters, printed so they can be
u.sed on a typevvriter. Elk
Printing Co., Elkin, N. C.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE—
A tract of land 105 acres, on
the waters of South ii'ork, 1-2
mile from t^irks Station on the
Elkin & Alleghany Railroad.
AI)outl8 acres of lirst class bot
tom land, 2 tenant liouses, a
good orchard, good spring and
very well timbered. Parties
wishing to buy will plea.se see
me, or E. D. Harris.—Mrs.
Annie Cockerham. 62
Saw Mills!
SAVE YODR WASTE TIMBER!
If you are in need of a saw mill, we would be
glad to demonstrate the fact to you that we are
making the best mill oii, the market. Ouj' new
feed is a great labor saver, and the talk of every
mill man that sees it. If the wind storm has blown
down your timber, don’t let it waste, bnt let us sell
you a mill direct and save you $150.00 to $200.00
agent’s jtrofit.
We also have two (2) steam engines for sale
A young man, wliose name
could not be learned, was instant-
l,y Icilled at l^arber’s .Junction
Tuesda.v morning about 6:30
. ojciloiek.' It seems that the man
intended going from Salisbury
to Greensboro, but he boarded
the wrong train, whicli was train
No. 15, on the Asheville division
of the Southern. He got off the
train at Barter’s and walked into
the"waiting I'oom, whej^ he, re-
/tnained some time waiting
freight train
tard Salisbury, arrived and had
i>pped at the water tank, and
Started tow'ard Salisbury when
the young man ran out of the
station and attempted to board
the moving freight, when in some
manner he lost his hold, being
thrown under the wheels of the
car and the body was ground be
yond recognition in a fewseconds.
Several parties witnessed the
accident. The young man was
about 23 years of age, and up to
Tuesday afternoon no one had
identified the body. On the in
side of his coat there appeared
the name “H.T. Price,” and aside
from a dime which was found in
one of his pockets there was
nothing by which he could be
identified. One party said he
thought he had seen the man in
Asheville, while others thought
he was a news “butch” running
out of Greensboro.—.Journal, 1st.
Mrs. Lillie Armstrong spent a ]>art
of last w'eek with her brother, Mr.
James Sparks, who has been sick with
pneumonia for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones spent
Saturday and Sunday w’ith Mrs. .Tones’
sister, Airs. W. A. Stroud, at Ronda.
Little Atiss Hattie Bell Green is
spending a few weeks with her grand
mother, Airs. A1 A. Gray.
Little Misses Alary Bell and Annie
Laura Gilliam visited their sister,
Mrs. J. T. Stroud, last Saturday.
Wishing the Tribuneiand its many
readers a happy Kastef',
\ ■■Killil.”
^RDJIF
’> fc w , LO UliahK
friends for the kindness showri
us during the sickness and after
lih% death of our little son,
Alonzo, .Fr.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Denny.
I^’OR SALE OR TRADE FOR A
small farm—Good 5 room
house and 2 Acre lot, situated
in tlie most convenient part of
.Jonesville, N. C. Good well,
barn, lot all fenced, garden
fenced seperately. Address
X. Y. Z., cai-e Tribune, Elkin
N. C. 3-5
F<'0R SALE--PURE BRED BAR-
red Plymouth Rock eggs, $1.00
peris. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money back. Call or write
Grover S. Williams, .Jonesville,
N. G., R. F. D. 28-2t-3-26
Miscellaneous
ALL KINDS OF GRASS SEED
—blue grass, timothy, herds-
grass, clover seed and orchard
grass, at Fairmont Grocery
Co. ' 18-3t-3-2fi
GO TO FAIRMONT GROCEin'
to get your seed potatoes.
9-3t-3-26
METHODIST CORNER.
Preaching Sunday morning
at 11 o’clock, and at 8 o’clock, by
the _ pastor. Sunday school
meets at 10 o’clock. Please do
not forget the time nor the place.
Everybod.y welcome.
PROGRAM.
For the benefit of the church
the following program w’ill be
rendered at the new Methodist
church, Rockford, N. C., on Sat
urday night, April nth, at 7:30
P. M.
Anthom—By the choir.
Prayer—Rev. Mr. Holloway.
Reading—That old sweetheart
of mine—Miss .larvis Vestal.
Play—His old sweetheart.
Recitation—Aunt Keturah’s
first visit to the city—Miss
Maude Snow.
Recitation—When father fli-st
rode the goat—Carrie Davis.
Dialogue—Miss Sallip’s baby
gets lost.
Song—Kentucky Babe—By 10
girl».- ■
Play—Out in the street.
CIIAKACTEKS
Col. Wayne—Irascible old gen
tleman. SolomonDavis—Aplaus-
ible rascal. Matt Davis—His
dissolute son. Dr. Medfleld—
Nina’s Lover. Pete—Col. Wayne
saucy darkey. Pohceman. Mrs.
Wayne—The Col’s, wife. Mina
Wayne—Their daughter. Mrs.
Bradford—Col. Wayne’s sister.
Minnie---Mrs. Bradford’s child.
Pantomime and tableax.
How the Beautiful Gates came
ajar.
DODSON’S GUARANTEE
EXPLAINED BY DODSON
Read What Dodson Says About His Liv
er Tone to You Who Suffer
From Constipation
Don’t forget to pay your poll
tax before May 1. You don’t
want to be disfranchised.
Dodson’s Liver Tone takes the
place of calomel Instead of be
ing dangerous, it is harmless and
works easily and naturally, with
out bad after-effects. I have au
thorized Surry Drug Company
to refund purchase price (50c) to
you instantly without question
if you are in any way dissatisfied
with it. If Dobson’s Liver Tone
can’t help you, I don’t W'antyour
money.”
That’s how Dodson feels about
this pleasant-tasting vegetable-
hquid liver regulator and reliev
er of constipation and billious-
ness.
The lives of so many people
have been brightened and bet
tered by this great remedy that
leading druggists now recom
mend it and seven of America’s
most prominent physicians O.
K’d. it, after thorough analysis
of its ingredients and effects.
It is generelly known that cal
omel, being a poison, is a peril to
many. It stays in the system
and, while it may seem to gi»'e
you a temporary relief, often
“knocks you out” for several
days.
With Dodson’s Liver Tone you
are set right without ache or
gripe and no bad results to inter
fere in the slightest way with
your regular occupation and hab
its. So great a number of form
er sufferers from constipation
and inactive liver have been vast
ly benefitted by Dodson’s Liver
Tone that it would seem wise for
you to give it a trial now. Chil
dren like it and it does wonders
for them. Adv.
SEE THE CASHPRODUCECO.,
for best prices on dry and
green hides, chickens ’and
Basement Elkin Mer-
, .
treoei
Easter!
HATS
Easter!
HATS
Come Early
AND GET YOUR
EASTER HAT
Big Line to Select From, of the Latest Styles in
• MILLLNERY m,
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No. 3022. —Russet Calf College
Blucher Oxford GlNi^ $4.00
Short forepart, well raiseci^e of medium
» ... »I V t»,»;
width. Medium height heel.
When evervttiinf is said and before anything
is done, the issue narrows down to just this;—
q Arc you going to get the best shoe for the $3.50 or $4.00 or
$5,00 that you intend to spend or are you not ?
^ It’s up to you ?
qXo our way of thinking, together with many h^reds of thousands
of folks, you can’t get a better shoe than the shoe,
f But don’t take our word for it. Exarabe them yourself. The
reasonable thing to do, un’t it?
ELKIN MERCANTILE COMPANY
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We also call your attention to our
big assortment of White Goods and
Fancies in allthelatest patterns. Shirt
Waists, Children’s D resses. Embroid
eries and Laces.
Sale-Crater Millinery Co.
THE BEST ROOFING IS RED
RingCertain-teed, ready-to-lay.
Surry Hardware Co. 13-lt-4-2
DEATHS
Alonzo, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Denny of Hampton-
ville, died Sunday night after an
illness lasting only two days
Meningetis claimed the child as
its victim at the early age of 14
months, 5 days. The funeral
was conducted from the home of
Mr. John L. Madison (where the
child died) by Rev. J. A. ,1. Par
rington, after which the I’emuins
were carried to Hollywood ceine
tery for interment. Mr. and
Mrs. Denny have the sympathy
of a large number of friends.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
North Carolina Surry County.
I, C. H. Haynes, e.'c-Sheriff of the
County of Surry, do hereby certify
that the following' described real es
tate in said county and State, to-wit:
50 acres of land in Bryan Township,
Surry county, N. C., and listed on
tax books in Floyd Bottomly’s name,
was, on the 2nd day of June, 1913,
duly sold by me, in the manner pro
vided by law, for the delinquent taxes
of Floyd Pottoinly tor the year 1H09
and 1910 amounting to three and 49-
100 dollars, including; interest and
penalty thereon and costs allowed by
law, when and where S. M. Arnold
pui'chased said real estate at the price
of $50.00, he being' the best and high
est bidder for the same. And 1 furth
er certify that unless redemption is
made of said real estate in the man
ner provided by law, the said S. M.
Arnold, liis heirs and assigns, will
be entitled to a deed in fee thereof on
and after the 2nd day of June, 1914,
on surrender of this certificate.
In witness whereof, i have hereunto
set my hand, this the 2nd day of June,
1913. C. H. Haynes,
. Ex-Sheriff and Tax Collector.
North Carolina, Sui'ry County
I, C. H. Haynes, ex-Sheriff of the
County of Surry, do hereby certify
that the following described x'eal es
tate in said county and state, to-wit:
25 acres of land in Bryan Township,
Surry County and listed on lax books
in Hutchinson heirs name, was, on
the 2 day of June 1913 duly sold ’by
me, in the manner provided by law
for the delinquent taxes of Hutchinson
heirs for the year 1910 amounting to
one and 92-100 dollars, including in
terest and penalty thereon and costs
allowed by law, when and where S.
M. Arnold purcha.sed said real estate
at the price of $5.00 he bein^r the best
and highest bidder for the same.
And I further certify that r.nless re
demption is made of said real estate
in the manner provided by law, the
said S. M. Araold, his heirs and
assigns, will be entitled to a deed in
fee thereof on and after the 2 day of
June 1914, on surrender of tliis cei-tifi-
cate.
In witness whereof, I have hereunto
set my hand, this the 2 dar of June
1913, C. H. Haynes
Ex-Sheriff and Tax Collector.
LEG^ ADVERTISING
North Carolina, jfiiTy County.
I, C. H. Haynes, 6X|heriff o£ the
County of Surry, do ftreby certify
that the following descped real es
tate in said county andjitate, to-wit:
(18) eighteen acres of laid in Mount
Airy Township, Suri'.y'jCounty and
listed'^t^ tax books incjferles Smith,
(Coiorerjkjame, was,®|the 2 day of
June 1913, duly sold M me, in the
manner provided by lifI, for the de
linquent taxes of Chaij^Smith (Col)
for the year 1909 aiw^fPll iuiiou'ntiii^-
to seven and 98-IO(8oiriCi^, including
interest and |jena.'y therei m and costs
allowed by law, jlien an 3 where S.
M. Arnold purchtad said real estate
at the price of 12.00 hi being the
highest bidder foi the sa: ne. And I
further certify thsunlessjj ,redemption
is made of saidl’eal est ate in the
manner provided y law, i he said S.
M. Arnold, his jeirs and assigns,
will be entitled tdi deed ii i fee thei-e-
of on and after thcJ day oi June 19U,
en surrender of th! certific ate.
In witness wheref, I ha ve hereun
to set my hand, ttk tiie 2 d ay of June
1913. C. H.Saynes
Ex-Sherifland Ta;): Collector.
LEGAL ADVERTISING
SALE UNDER EED OF TRUST.
By .virtue of a ded of tru st executed
to me by J. P. Seter and «rife, Alice
Setzer, G. L. Millt and wifl'e, Minnie
Miller, registered i the office of the
Register of Deeds5f Surry,)County, In
Book 45, page 14, Jwill sell at public
auction to the iiigllst bidder for cash
on the premises ii^Clkin, N. C., on
April 18, 1914, at ^'clock, P. M., the
following propertyj A lot of land sit-
adjoining R. Tj.
lers, fronting on
back West 150
d designated as
n block C, as
in Land Co.. and
of Register of
uate in Elkin, N. C
Poindexter and o
Bridge Street, rui
feet, being known
lots Nos. 11 and
shown on map of E
recorded in the oRl
Deeds of Surry coi tty in Book 29.
page 600 which is a
a part of this descr
lowing personal pi
one drill press, oi
gine, 3 h. p., one b;
machinery, line shai
leys; all hand tools
material on hand
plant formerly owne
on Bridge Street, E
tioned in bill of sale
1912 made by Brow
and Miller.
J. P. Hi
March nth, W14.
:ed to be taken as
tion, and the fol-
))erty: 2 lathes,
shaper, one en-
d saw, and other
,ng, belting, pul-
)atterns and all
)w conlciinGd. in
by Brown Bros.
, N. C., men-
if date April 9th,
’ros., to Setzer
Iren, Trustee.
North Carolina, Surry County
I, C. H. Haynes, ex-Sheriff of the
County of Surry, do hereby certify
that the following described real
estate in said county and state, to-wit:
(150) one hundred and fifty acres of
land in Bryan 'Pownshij), Surr.
County and listed on tax books in R.
J. Smith name, was, on the 2 dav of
•Tune 1913, duly sold b.v me, in the
manner provided by law, for the de
J.inquent taxes of R. J. Smith for the
year 1910 amounting to Three and
70-100 dollars, including interest and
penalty thereon and costs allowed by
law, when and where S. M. Arnold
purchased said real estate at the
price of $20.00, he being the best and
liighest bidder for the same. And
further certify that unless redemption
IS made of said real estate in the
manner provided by law, the said
S. M. Arnold, his heirs and assigns,
will be entitled to a deed in fee there
of on and after the 2 day of June 1914,
on surrender of this certilicate.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereun
to set my hand, this tlie 2 day of June
C. H. Haynes
Ex-Sherifl' and Tax Collector.
North Carolina, Surry C.'ounty.
I, C. H. Hayes, ex-Sheritf of the
County of Surry, do hereby certify
that the following described real
estate in said county and state,
to-wit: 70 acres of land in Bryan
Township, and listed on tax bocks in
S. E. Moody’s name, was, on the 2
day of June 1913 duly sold by me,
in the manner provided by law, for
the delinquent ta.xes of S. E. Aloody
for the year 1909 and 1910 amountino-
to six and 74-100 dollars, including
interest and penalty thereon und
costs slowed by law, when and where
S. M. Arnold purchased said real es
tate at the price of $10.00 he beinu-
the best and highest bidder for the
same. And [ further certify that un
less redemption is made of said real
estate in the inannner provided by
law, the said S. M. Arnold, his heir's
and asssgns, will be entitled to a
deed in tee tliereol on and after the 2
day of June 1913, on surrender of this
certificate.
In whitness whereof, I have here
unto set my hand, this the 2 dav of
June 1913. C. H. Haynes. '
Ex-Sheritf and Tax Collector.
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Twenty-seven Years Ago
the first Cortright Metal Shingles were put on.
They re still on—still in good condition, and
the only attention they’ve had is an occasional
coat of paint
In addition to the lasting qualities, they’re
Fireproof, Stormproof and inexpensive.
I For Sale by
The
Standard
Ever Since
ELKIN HARDWARE CO.
TJie 'ivho hns ii hnnk jjecoiint fee-ls)self-
lespoot iitnl oaiit'idenco. There is n mysterious
thiiisr oitlled “Oi'etlit,” W’hioh iti bused oit i'liitli, I'on
onii estnblish this c-i'ffdit iiiid this i nith, that people
have in you, by having
'The biinUei', who is the i'riend und advisor of
hasiiiess his ooinrniiuitv, i>ro\vs to\
MiH '-dHi - ■ ■
tiw’^y i'oj'yoiii Ji' you !i:ive mot ^ot iihiuik
aeooiiiit stutt one A'OW’’,
l^Q YOUli hanlcin^' with ITS.
We pay 4 per cent interest on time deposits.
ELKIN NATIONAL BAM
Under Control of United States Government
Wanted! “ “
BARK
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID
For prices and contracts sse our Agents as follows:
ELKIN: Ellrin Ice & Light Company
RONDA: W. A. Stroud
ROARING RIVER: W. G. Church
THURMOND: Thos, Simmons
C. C. Smoot & Sons Company
INE OR OyTSIDE?
SAV^oyrsiDET
Because You Just Rub
GOWANS-King of Externals
On your chest under your v.,t, but it is still on your outside and It
prevents Croup, Colas, Grip and Pnpii*r,«..-
i^monia. Read what an M. D. says.
T have found Gowans so eHi.jonf , . . ,
where a powerful counter-ir.ita„t ; preparatuin in allcase>
decided anodvne pi'^perties-.hat L ‘ possensui^’ such
it as far and ‘away superior,o anv the desire to emJor.se
come under mv observation, I do ot its clasj that ha»
to be without it and I shall uost cprtni^i'" l'0”sehold can altord
acquaintance to stock up wij, ainly advise all druggists of m)
HOWARD JAMi'-S, M. D. r,-)u ,
“ ™‘issachusetts Ave.. ISoston, Mass.
AllDrujists, 2Sc., SOc., $1.00.
Dr. Hess Stock Tonic
K^'ery iu^redint j
and other hig',‘ if U. S. Dispensatory
makes stock l..i,i,„ ^'“’'orities. It aids digestion,
convert more .,tinn’-T expels worms. Helps stock
Kvery pound "'ilk. Hosh, blood and muscle.
ed guarantee, i’^ces, 2-lbs,.5c 7 1 «w’n'
Trial package b,v mail 30c. , ’
passi
pm
e Killer
Instant
Kills lice on poultry, horse
cucumber, squasiiand i'>eloi,.inp“.‘'J'
rose bushes, etc. Sold in,, slugs on
word “Instant” i)efore buy’,, J’’, fMs_look for the
mail 30c. ’ ^Hb. 25cf price by
eattle: sheep ticks: bugs on
T. G. Harris & Co.,
Elkin, N. C
,r,niorn