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THE DANBURY REPORTER I JHk JHk flHk dB uft MlßffiißHpHifliW WBp SB XBB MBr BB \u25a0SWSWw { BLUE BLUE ? ? ? We mean BLUE SERGE SUITS, for men, 9 A young nen and boys. Absolutely the lar- A gest shipment of fine BLUE SERGE W ever .brought to Winston-Salem. w ® These were purchased in a large deal, and we 0 A guarantee every suit to be from 15 to 25 per A J cent, cheaper than the regular price. Suppose you give them a look. ? BOYLES BROS. COMPANY | X WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. 5 ??????«????????«???» ? LEADER WAREHOUSE £ Wants to sell the remainder of your crop of tobacco. If you have @ ever sold with us, we feel sure you will continue to do so; if you Mp have never sold at the Leader, try us with the balance of your crop and we will convince you that tobacco brings more money on the fejjfo Leader Warehouse floor than anywhere else on earth. W We are anxious for your last load because we believe it will viw mean all of your next year's crop for us. We believe it to your in- terest to sell as early as posssible. Your friends, - J! LEADER WAREHOUSE, WINSTON, N. C. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE FLATSHOAL BATHED IN FLAME Thousand Acres of Land Burned Over?High Wind was Blowing, and Fire Blew Far. Mr. C. 0. Baker was in town Friday, and told the Reporter some of the particulars of the destructive fire which raged on and around Flatshoal mountain Wednesday and Thursday. A high wind was blowing, and the fire burned over a thousand acres of land, destroying a great lot of fine timber. Mr. Baker says that the fire would often blow as far as 400 yards, and immediately catch, the leaves and brushwood being very dry. It is reported here that Walter Jones let out the fire, being en- ! gaged in burning off an old field, and allowing the blaze to get away from him. The fire was finally checked by a crowd of men firing against it using the Dan bury road as their base of operations. Pinnacle Route 2. Pinnacle Route 2.?The health of the community is very gocd at the present. The farmers are badly behind with their work on account of so much rain the past week. Mr. Jayph Marshal called on j his best girl Sunday. Miss lies' Payne, ofVVestfield. Hurrah for Jayph, guess he will go again. Those who attended preaching at Vade Mecum Sunday were: Mr. E. J. Martin. W. M. Bennett, ] Richard More field. Willis Man- ring and F.gers Shultian, of Pilot Mountain. Think Mr. E. .1. Man in is look- ing after n Vade Mecum giri. Think the wedding, boils will | ring over at Mr. Y. F. Sams'- pretty soon, as some one is going! prettv often. BASHFUL COON, i I I Two Sides of Our Suits. "N . . The outside of a Suit is for looks the inside for f wear. Turn up the lining and look at the inside of one of our coats?look at it care- Look at the thousands of little stitches put there to give the coat greater dura- A littlematter to be sure, but these stitches cost mon- ey and they give you a coat that will go through a seas- on out smiling at Take a look at our $4.95, $lO and $12.50 suits. The pride of our store. Match them for the money any- ? where if you can ! You'll appreciate the goodness of our clothes for our reputation is sewed right into them and our long ex- perience in fitting willbe of Copyright Hart Schifffaer & Mar* 000 I L. Crawford & Co. ;|j One-Price Clothiers WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. N< t nci;: i laving tlui.v (| II;I !iHi *I :i- inliniiiis- | trilll*l* of T |l«> c»lntc <>f TIH'IIIIS ; 'l'm 111- iltvcnscil, notice is li»r« by i jshcn In nil persons i.nl lluir .Initu* j llUilillSt till 1 Kllill Crttllti' 111 pI'CMCIIt j lilt' SlllllC11 « JIM', propt'l'lv lllli 111*1111- jfiiti'il. for ini.viiii'iii oil or iwf.iri' tiu» I ?.T.tli ilny uf April. IWIS. or tllls* notice | will In' pleiulcil in Imr uf llu'lr re- i cowry, iiml nil peixoiiH Indebted ti I sniil estate nre required to conic for wnni niul ninkc hiinuMllnte settle incut. This April l.'itli, lull. OKOltliK \v. TI TTM:. I Adtn'r of Tliomns .1. Tut tic, dcc'd ~1. li. III'MIMIIIKYS, Atty. for Ailm'r. r ? /"' i~\ \/| I j\T g~l _ J ?MMM?i 1L P I \ 1 1 Vit 2 Large party of young ladies, Splendid music, mountain Make your arrangements to ? popular elects in the Reidsville Z Review's big voting contest, also trips, games, parties, social ' spend a few weeks at Piedmont ? many of their friends and others 2 a jolly, happy, romping crowd. gayetyof all kinds : : : : during June, and enjoy life : : I ADDRESS TODAY FOR RATES I Piedmont Springs Hotel | Danbury, NL C. Page 6
