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Bray Is President
Craven County Fair
Plans Being Made for Showing
In September.
(Special to The Star)
NEW BERN, March 17. Fred L.
13ray, prominent Craven county farmer,
whose contribution to the production
of good fairs here for the past decade
- has been significant, was last night
elected president of the New Bern Fair
association and made the executive in
charge of producing the association's
tenth anniversary exposition.
Along with Mr. Bray, Albert T. Wil-
lis, secretary for the past three years,
was re-elected, and the following:
complete the new board: John M.
Aberly, first vice-president; Mrs. Clyde
Eby, second vice-president, and W. H.
Henderson, treasurer. At the meeting
last night preliminary plans for the
fair this year, which -will be held Sep
tember 25 to 29, inclusive, were dis
cussed. "While the directors made a rather
detailed survey of the plans for the
tall the only definite thing accomplish
ed last night was the acceptance of a
'.contract with Gloth's Greater Shows
for the midway. Secretary Willis was
instructed to close with this company
Immediately, with the understanding
' that they would bring eighteen attrac
tions and five riding devices. It is un
derstood that these shows played at
the Greensboro fair last year and are
of the highest type.
The agricultural feature of the New
Bern fair will be a decided improve
ment over past years. Mayor Edward
Clark, a director, predicted, as a result
' of the agricultural campangn which is
to be carried on through the spring
and summer. In fact the general con
ditions for a successful fair will be
helped a great deal from this fact, the
officials believe.
Roused By Officers
As Flames Takp Home
Most of Furniture Destroyed in
Fayetteville Fire
Special to Tfce Star)
' FAYETTEVILLE, March 17.
Awakened by a city policeman pound
ing on their front door, Mrs. W. A. Fry
and her son. Duval Fry, found their
home, at 121 Mumford street, in a light
blaze and escaped to the street only a
few moments before the roof of' the
house fell in. The net property loss
caused by the fire is estimated at $3,000,
Insurance carried on the house being
insufficient to cover the damage. Moat
of the household - furniture was de
stroyed. Among the articles saved by firemen
were a chest of silver and a trunk con
taining war relics belonging to Mrs.
Fry's son. Captain P. T. Fry, of the
United States army, including a deco
ration awarded Captain Fry for distin
guished gallantry in the battle of the
Hindenburg line. The flames reduced
to a solid mass of metal a handsome
silver , pitcher presented a number of
years ago by the citizens of Red
Springs to Mrs. Fry's husband, the late
W. A. Fry, an Atlantic Coast Line en
gineer, for heroic conduct in saving
the life'of a child by making his way
to the pilot of his engiiac and lifting
the tot from the track of a trestle.
The flames, which were- discovered
"about 2 o'clock, are thought to have
originated from a smouldering spark
on the roof.
Firemen were delayed several min-
.utes in reach ins the fire by the passing
of a' freight train.
. . Duval Fry, who makeij his home' with
his mother, is a member of Fayette
ville's "Wonder Eleven' high school
football champions of North Carolina,
and suffered a broken leg in the final
,game of the championship series with
rWinston-Salem, from which injury he
'has not yet entirely, recovered.
NOTICE SAI.K OF GOODS BY
. TRUSTEE
j v Under and by virtue of the power
' and authority in me vested as Trustee
' t in Bankruptcy, for the Thomas-Miller
company, bankrupt, I will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, at the store
of the Thomas-Miller company, in
' Beaulaville, N. C. Duplin county, on
Wednesday, March 29, 1922, at 11
o'clock a. m., all of the stock of mer
v y chandise belonging to the Thomas-
Miller company, consisting of groce
' rles, dry goods, shoes and' a general
p- stock of merchandfse, and a general
line of hardware. The stock of mer-
" --chandise will be sold in bulk.
I will require the purchaser to de
posit with me, in cash, an amount
' equal ' to ten per cent- of his- bid and
. '.this Bale will be,, made- subject to the
rV confirmation jof Hon! Joseph B. Chesh
. Ire, Jr.,' Referee in Bankruptcy,' at Ra
leIgh,tN. ,And no title ..to the goods
, - will- pass till the sale is confirmed, and
, at that time the remainder of the bid
r ' will ,:be required.
i , . ' ' , .... F.L. P;OTTKR,V
y i ''C'; 'jv, ; , .TruitetfHta." "Bankruptcy,
Legal Notices
(17)
SUMMONS AXD NOTICE OF ISSUANCE
OF WARRANT OF ATTACHMENT
State of North Carolina, County of New
Hanover In the Superior Court.
Cement Products Company vs. The Dil
lon Mills.
To the Dillon Mills:
Tou are hereby notified that the
plaintiff above named has instituted
action in the Superior Court of New
Hanover county, by issuing a Summons
and Warrarft of Attachment in said
action, and that the plaintiff claims
that you are indebted to it In the sum
of four thousand and fifty dollars;
Now, therefore, Tou are hereby com
manded to be and appear before the
undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court of New Hanover county, at his
office at the court house in the City of
Wilmington, on the 17th day of April,
A. D. 1922, or within twenty days
thereafter, and answer or demur to the
Complaint, a copy of which is. now on
file, under penalty of law.
You are further notified that the
plaintiff has sued out a Warrant of
Attachment returnable before the un
dersigned clrk on the day and date
above mentioned, claiming that you are
indebted to it as aforesaid, by reason
of not paying the amount of the con
tract made between you and the plain
tiff for the installation of septic tanks
and sewerage system, which said War
rant of Attachment has been levied
upon all the property and effects which
the Murchison National Bank has in
its hands belonging to you, and also
all indebtedness due by the Murchison
National Bank to vou, and you are fur
ther notified that if you fail to appear
qtii a iwir- or demur to the Complaint
the Judgment will be rendered against j
you.
This the 9 th day of March. A. D.,
1922.
W. N. HARRISS,
Clerk Superior Court.
3-11, 18. 25 4-l-4tc
NOTICE OK SALE
By virtue of a juagment in the Supe
rior Court of New Hanover county,
wherein Maria Broughton was plaintiff
and Mrs. Franklin Howard was de
fendant, the undersigned commissioner
will expose for sale on the 17th day of
April, 1922, at the court house door In
Wilmington, N. C, at. 12 o'clock noon,
the following described property, lying
and being in the City of Wilmington,
and bounded as follows:
On the west side of 11th street. Be
ginning at the intersection of the
southern line of Meadow street with
the western line of 11th street and runs
thence westwardly with the southern
line of Meadow street sixty "(60) feet;
thence southwardly parallel with 11th
street 36 1-2 feet; thence eastwardly
parallel with Meadow street 60 feet to
the western line of 11th street; thence
northwardly with the western line of
11th street 36 1-2 feet to the begin
ning, beins part of lots 3 and 4 in
Block 161 of the City of Wilmington.
Subject to confirmation by the court,
and a deposit of 10 per cent on the bid
will be required.
This, the 10th day of March. 1922.
J. A. STEVENS,
Commissioner.
3-11, 18, 25 4-l-4tc
SAVE
$1.25 weekly get $ 1,000.00
$2.&0 weekly get 2,000.00
$5.00 weekly get 4,000.00
$10.00 weekly get 8,00000
$12.50 weekly get.... 10,000.00
In new series maturing' about 11 years,
reserve or buy shares now; splendid
Investment. We pay the taxes. Caro
lina Building and Loan Association.
Assets over $700,000. L. W. Moore, sec
retary. "On the Comer." 3-13-7tc
CORNELL BUTTERMILK
STARTING MASH
Give thft little ones a fighting chance.
Start them right 4 CO
100-POUND BAG 0l3U
RELIABLE FEED STORE
Twelfth, Between Grnee an Walnut
Telephone 1604-W ;
How to Take Care of Your
Savings
The First Safe Step
'Not at all," "replied, the other; "you
become a capitalist by taking out an
adequate amount of Life Insurance- as
much as you can carry. This is the
first investment any young man should
make."
THE MUTUAL LIFE ' IXSURATXCE
COMPANY OF NEW YORK
A. B. CROOM, JR.
Manager Wilmington District
301 Southern Building .
Wilmington, S. C. ,
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YOUNG MEN. over 17, desiring gov
ernment positions, $130 monthly,
write for free list of positions now
open. J.Leonard (former Civil Ser
vice Examiner), 1307 Equitable Bldg.,
Washington, D. C. 3-17-4t
Agents-Salesmen Wanted (2)
WANTED Salesmen to call on every
auto owner in town; easy seller; good
commission. , Answer "Automobile."
care Star. 3-17-2tc
FRUIT TREE SALESMEN" -Profitable.
pleasant business for hustlers. Write
today. Concord Nurserius, Dept. 147,
Concord,. Ga. 2-28-o0t
Situations Wanted
(3)
EXPERIENCED soda dispenser desires
position in Wilmington; am willing
to take any other job. Soda Dispenser,
care Star. 3-18-lt
WANTED Position by young lady
stenographer, with six years expe
rience in general office work. Address
A. B., care Star. 3-18-2t
Wanted, Miscellaneous (5)
WANTED Producers' prices on stand
ard size hewn cross ties of following
timbers: Heart and sap pine, oak, all
kinds, black and red heart cypress,
hickory and' ash. Don McLeod, Row
land. N. C. 8-12-7t
WANTED 20 copies Tuesday, Feb. 28,
Star. Will pay 5c each for same. Star
office. 3-16-tfdh
WANTED To hire fifteen dump trucks
for hauling asphalt; all hauling over
concrete base or asphalt surface; full
season's work beginning.at once; terms
per hour or , per ton mile. The West
Construction Company, Kinston, N. C.
3-18-3to
WANTED Resale nitrate soda. Port
Wilmington. Wire or write amount,
price and date delivery. C. S. Britt,
City. 3-17-2t
MOTORCYCLE WANTED Will pay
cash for three speed Harley-David-8on
or Indian, in good condition. Ad
dress A. F. G.. Box 634, City 3-18-lt
WANTED Baby carriage; must be in
good shape and cheap P. O. Boj
12i5. 3-18-lt
WANTED All kinds of alterations and
repairing see Mrs. Massengale, at
Willard Dry Cleaning Co. Steam and
French Cleaning; . auto delivery; 17
Princess St. Phone 85?. 2-9-tfc
Business Opportunities (4)
WE START you in the candymakjng
business' at home, : or small room any--where,
furnishing everything and buy
your candy. 'Experience unnecessary.
Big pay Men-women. Candymakers
Co 721 Walnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
' ' 3-3-30tc
WANTED. You to invest money in
time certificates of deposit iiu.good
barfks. -Have 'several thousand dollars
r fcrtin nates running 4 to 10 months
and will sell so they will Held 12 -per
centt to theiinvrfstor J'.k -.J Parnate,
Union,S. C-l--- 1 . 3-16-3t
MORNING STAR WANT ADS.
For Sale, Miscellaneous (6)
IT WILL PAY YOU to look over our
line of lndestructo and Neverbreak
trunks; also a complete line of bags
and suit cases at a very low price, at
Chas. Finkelstein'e, Cor. Front & Mar
ket Sts. Phone 642. 3-18-ltc
WOOD a G. Southerliana will sell
pine, $1.90; oak. $2.25 per load, deliv
ered. A pleasure to serve you.. Call
phone 281. 3-r0-tfc
lumber: lumbers lvuberi
IiATHSJ LATHS
Be sure to ;et prices from Bry
ant's mill before you buy your next
lumber bill.
Lumber, Laths, Laths, Lumber
Mill at HUywb. Phone 743
12-31-tlc
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD! Order your
wood. Pine or oak. Lowest prices
in the city. McLaughlin and Polite.
1210 S. Second street; phone 1710-W.
1-13 -tfc
FOR SALE At bargain prices; build
ings must bt removed from The
Texas Company eite;hotel, consisting
of 112 rooms, with electric fixture
hardware, screen doors, etc Can be
moved in sections. Price furnished
delivered and set up at Carolina Beach;
alar. 1 000 000 feet lumber, all sizes and
f grades; doors with hardware-, glazed
sasn ana irames; conuuii anu yiyc,
electric fixtures. . Maryland Wrecking
Company, Carolina Shipyard. 2-22-tfc
TYPEWRITES USERS I
Please remember that our new Ser-
vice Man has had EXPERT TRAINING
-with the Royal, Underwood and L. C
smith Typewriter companies, and la
familiar with aU make..
WE GUARANTEE OUR REPAIR
WORK.
WILMINGTON ' TYPEWRITER AND
. SUPPLY CO.
'Phone 22 S3 514-514 Murchison Bids.
2-12-tfc
PIANOS Player Pianos and the G,rand,
also The New Edison, , the phono
graph with a soul, for. sale at McGrath
& Co. Phcne 777. Highest quality
musical instruments; moderate prices;
easy payments. 2-26-afc
FOR SALE Full line wood and steel
pulleys, shafting and hangers. E.
Warren & Son, 25 Market St. 3-19-7tc
FOR k SALE CHEAP One sideboard,
large plain glass, three white iron
beds, one 5-drawer. drop-head Singer
sewing machine, not scratched; must
be eold, parties leaving city. Call at
113 Chestnut St. 3-18-lt
BARBERS Save money and time by
ordering your supplies from the At
lantic Chemical Supply Co.. "Tile Pro
resstve Barber's Supply House,"
315 1-2 North Front street, Wilming
ton, North Carolina. Write for our
new price list. 3-S-14to
SWEET POTATOES Nancy fHalls,
Porto Ricos; both eating and seed.
Write E. M. Chadwick. Gloucester
N. C. Shipping Point, Beaufort.
3-13-9t
WOOD FOR SALE Well seasoned
long-leaf pine, $6.50 per cord, or $1..9D
per load, sawed and delivered. Phone
387. 3-10rtfr
NEW WOOD YARD just opened, 106
N. Water St. Bone dry pine and oak
wood. Phone 942-L3. Spencer Murphy.
Prompt delivery, - 3-18-7tc
FOR SALE One bed. spring and mat
tress; in eood condition; first $20.00
takes it; also tackles, jacks, barrows,
shovels, etc. . Phone 2289-W. 518 S.
Front St. 3-18-3t
"SAY IT WITH FLOWERS" Week
end specials: Baskets of flowers, $1.00;
jonquils. 75c per 100; bloomins" plants
from 25c up. Fifth Avenue Florist.
Phone 2072. 3-18-2C
SPECIAL FOR. TODAY 100 doz. chil
dren's fancy sox and 3-4 hose, from
25 to 75 cents a pair; also a complete
stock of Keys'er's 'silk' and chamoisette
gloves. C H. Fore & Co. 3-18-lt
PURE FOOD. MARKET Bis bargains
in Florida tomatoes: 4' full qts, 40c;
egg plants, bell peppers, - finest 4cale,
celery, lettuce; all kinds fresh meats
and groceries. Phone 1493 for prices.
We deliver -anywhere in city,.' Pure
Food.Market.- - ' ' Sf-18-lt
DRY CUTC SLABS $1.60,- loll slabs at
$1.25. Delivered anywhere in the
city. Phone 611. Cnadbo urn -Bare Co.
. . r C ; 2-23-tf-0
FOR NEWSPAPERS : and Magazines
see or phono Gor-lon iBros., 1 Prin
cess : St. Phone 745.. . : - 1-19-tfc
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For Sale, Miscellaneous (6)
WOOD! WOOD! WOOD!-For nice pine
or oak wood, big iloads and quick
delivery, call phone '940-J. Williams'
Wood Yard. 3-15-30tc
COKE Can be bought in convenient
paper bags at most groceries. Ask
your grocer to deliver a sack with your
next order if he 'has none call us.
T. W. P. Co. Phone 1700. 3-15-30tc
Automobiles
(7)
WE HAVE A nice big Six Buick; seven
passetiger. This car is a dandy. Wo
are selling It at a sacrifice. It has only
been driven seven thousand miles, and
is selling for less than one-third of list.
Chipleys Universal Motor Co. 3-18-2tc
BEARINGS We have a complete line
of roller and ball bearings. , also
special thrus bearings for Borg &
Beck, Fulle Brown-Lipp and North
way clutches A bearing to fit every
application in every car. W. D. Mac
Millan, Jr., 105 K. Second St., Wil
mington, N. C. 2-L2-tfc
Poultry, Eggs, Livestock (8)
CHOICE STOCK AND EGS, WHITE
ROCKS, REDS, LANGS HANS. AND
WHITE M1NORCAS. TWIN OAKS
POULTRY YARDS. HAW UIVER, N. C.
2-15-30t
WHITE WYANDOTTE eggs for hatch
ing; one dollar for 15 eggs; No. 214
Red Cross. Phone 1957. 3-18-2t
, PURE BRED Collies, fox terriers and
bull puppies, either kind; two months
old males, $15; females, $8, each; hound
puppies, $15 pair; other kinds, and dog
medicines. Order direct or stamps if
reply. Darnall Kennels, Williamston,
S. 3-18-4t
BABY CHICKS Hess White Leghorn
chicks at pre-war prices; quality
as good as the best. Gocd Barred
Rocks also. Ask for prices. Hess
Hatchery, Harrisonburg, Va.
'1-7-Sat. only-17t
COOK'S pure bred Single Comb Buff
Orpingtons, from Madison Square
Garden", prize winners. Cockerels, $3.00;
hens and pullets, $2.00; pairs, $5.00;
trios, $7.00; delivered by express. Also
eggs at $2.50 per 15; 50 for $7.00; 100
'for $13.00; 10 doz. for $15.00; delivered
by parcel post. Poole Farm, Smith
field, N. C.
2-18, 19. 25, 263-4,5, 11, 12. 18. 19-10t
FOR SALE Four good fresh milch
cows; three Shetland ponies; must
be sold at once. Davis-Daniels Co.
3-17-3t
Seeds and Plants
(9)
FOR SALE Porto Rico sweet pota
to slips; $1.50 per bushel. E. D. Wil
liams. Market St. Road. 3-16-4t
PLANTS FOR. SALE PANSIES AND
ENGLISH DAISIES, C AND IT UPT
DAHLIAS, GLADIOLUS. CABBAGE
PLANTS, ROSE BUSHES, BLUE BIRD
FARM, 5 MILE POST CASTLE HAYNE.
2-20-Mch 4-ll-lS-25-5t
CABBAGE PLANTS for sale Varieties
Early Jersey Wakefield and Charles
ton Wakefield; price 10 cents per hun
dred plants (undelivered at this price).
Address all orders to J. B. Dempsey,
Wallace; N. C. 3-18-6t
HEDGE PLANTS Amoor River privet,
one year, $1 and $2; two years, $3 to
$6 per 100, delivered. Evergreen Nur
series, Conway, S. C. 3-12-7t
CABBAGE PLANTS Yes, millions of
them.: Charleston) Jersey,-Wakefield,
Succession varieties. Quick shipment;
fine plants, postpaid, 100 25c, 500 $1. By
express collect 5,000 up $1 thousand.
J. P. H6pe; Sharon, "S: C. 3-12-7e
BEAUTIFY For permanent planting,
with hardy1 ornamentals from Bostic.
WriteCfor catalog. Valdesian Nurse
ries, Bostic, N. C. 2-17-30t
CABBAGE PLANTS for sale $1.2-5 per
thousand; 5,000 and over at $1.00. By
express C. -O. D. or cash with order.
Lewocfd McCallum. Rowland, N. C,
, 3-ll-8t
I IIA5TE ON HAND fifty bushels of
North Carolina hand-picked -j seed
peanuts f or ' sale at ne- dollar? er
bushe f. o. b. Hollyridge, N. C. J. T.
Shepard, Hollyridge, N. C. 3-17-3t
Lost and Found
(10)
LOST Black and . white setter (fe
male); about 6 months old; new col
lar with name on it; reward. J. A.
Fettel, 805. N. Fifth Ave. Phone 1254-J.
'YX?- r- 3-i8-.ltc
Lost and Found
(10)
$25.00 REWARD A reward of $25.00
is offered for information leading to
the conviction of the person who stole
or is found in possession of the stolen
parts of the turpentine still belonging
to tb,e estate of E. G. Goodman. The
same is the cap and arm from the cop
per still. Maria S. Goodman, Admin
istratrix. 3-18-3t
' For Rent, Rooms, Houses (11)
FOR RENT Furnished room; suitable
for one gentleman; convenient to
bath; with hot and cold water, lights,
use of phone, etc Phone 1175-J.
3-14-7t
FURNISHED room, furnace heated
home, private family. All conven
iences, near bath. Walking distance oC
business section. Telephone 1628-J.
3-16-3t
FOR RENT Two neatly furnished
rooms in new house, with private
family of two daughters and father;
next to bath, with hot and cold water;
suitable for business lady or gentle
man; $2.50 per week per room for one
occupant, or $3.00 for two; could fur--nish
meals if desired; 1402 Grace St.
3-18-lt
SEE MRS.- BAILEY at 5 1-2 Princess
St.. for private rooms or light house
keeping. 3-18-lt
ROOM AND BOARD in private family.
Can accommodate four gentlemen or
two couples. Phone 1512-J, or call at
322 S. Fifth Ave. 3-18-2tc
FOR RENT One large bed room next
to bath; hot and cold water; in pri
vate family; suitable for one or two
gentlemen; 214 Red Cross St. Phone
?957. 3-18-2tc
FOR RENT One small furnished bed
room with or without meals. Apply
317 North 4th. 3-13-tfc
FOR RENT Rooms for housekeeping;
510 S. Front St. Phone 2312.
3-13-7t
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms.
for housekeeping, to couple without
children; or one furnished bed-room;
close in. Phone 1101-J. 3-10-llt
Wanted, Rooms, 'Houses (12)
WANTED TO RENT Two furnished or
unfurnished light housekeeping
rooms; centrally located; must be rea
sonable. Call Phone No. 1369-J.
Real Estate
(14)
FOR SAIjE OR FOR RlSNT Property
formerly occupied by Universal Oil
Company, comprising five frame and
brick buildings and one frame shed.
Total square feet 22,458. Apply J. R.
C. Boyer, 25 West Broadway, New York,
N. Y. 2--9-30t
FOR SALE Ten-room dwelling, desir
ably located. Further information ad
dress H. A. P., care Star. 3-17-4t-tf
207 No. 15th st. has six rooms, also
large lot. We have a reduced figure
on this property. Investiffa today.
James and James, Inc., phone IZS,
Southern bldg. 2-14-ifc
TWO HUNDRED CASH, balance like
rent, buys B-room modern bungalow
in Carolina Place. This is an oppor
tunity for the man of moderate means.
H. F. Wilder. 3-18-3tc
NEAR 14th and Castle we have 6-room
house, all conveniences, for1 $2,500.00,
on very attractive terms; also one for
$3,250.00, which we will sell for $250,09
cash, balance like rent. Inquire. H. F.
Wilder. 3-18-3tc
LOOK We are selling one-acre tracts
on the Gordon road, near railroad
station, for $500.00 each. Half acre
frontage, two acres deep. When do
you want yours? II. F. Wilder.
3-18-3tc
JUST A FEW lots left in the West
brook property, South Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets. Every purchaser
Is more than pleased with their bar
gain, which is certain to increase in
price. It will pay you to ask us about
this at once. J. G. Wright & Son.
' 3-18-ltc
AT SUNSET PARK For sale. No. 407
Northern Boulevard; easy terms;, ask
us about this pretty bungalow. J.' G.
Wright & Son. 3-18-ltc
DWELLING, No. 413 South Eighth St.,
"for sale at-particularly easy terms,
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"THE MORNING STAR'
WANT AD PAGES
SURE BUSINESS GETTERS
Special Notices
(le:
LITTLE JOE Electric Shoe Eepalrlnr
113 South Front street. All goods
sent ior ana returned, special attei.
xion to an parcel post orders. Phoci
'Z"5- M6-tc
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING ty WOfk
men wim iiicuroe experience.
years with Price fcros., Inc. Servlc
guaranteed, smun & bawaraa. No. m
uock su successors to jonn Olsen.
WE ARE LOANING MONEY dallr-.
Stockholders- only so tet in
New series now open; $2.!1 week!
replays loan $1,000.00 about H year
Subscribe for shares now, April i3t
series. Carolina Building and Loa:
Association, L. - W .Moore, secretary
On the Corner." 3-1 3-7tt
PATHFINDERS CLASS of Trinitr
Methodist church, 14th and Clarke:
streets, invites all young men of tht
city who are not now members of
Sunday school to be with tht-m Sunda
at 9:45 a. m. J. N. Jenkins, Presiden
2-25 3-4, 11, 1S-4-'
WOODROW WILSON,- formerly wif
the Princess Shaving Parlor, is iw
located at 713 N. Fourth St.. and wi!
be glad to serve his friends there; als
we solicit your cleaning and pressing
Union Dry Cleaning Co. 3-H-;t
B. & L. 25 CENTS SERIES. Hanoror
, association, opening Saturday. Apr
1st, at Wilder's, 207 Princess stmt.
Each share worth $100.00 at maturity.
This association has successfully ma
tured 22 series and is now opening lt
36th of the 25 cents stock. Your moiK?
is safely Invested. The Hanover asso
ciation has never had a loss and ha
no bad loans and you get over 6 per
cent net at maturity. Subscribe no.
J. W. Yates, president; Marshall Shrltr,
vice-president; H. F. Wilder, peeretary'
treasurer.
3-17, 18, 19, 28. 24, 25, 26, 30, 311-1,!.
lite.
FURNITURE repaired, upholsterei
painted, to match any wood; autt
painted, topped, upholstered, 1 ininp
dyed; awnings made or repaired. S
lob too small Or too large. Give mei
trial. I'll give you a Square Da.
E. G. King. 301 S. Front St. 2-21-5
CARD OF THANKS
To the Friends of Mrs. E. J. Roger?
We thank you all foi your kindn
during the illness and death of or
beloved mother, mother-in-law, gtm
mother and great-grandmother.
Sincerely,
MR. & MRS. R. a. CARTER.
3-18-lt
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the m.iny frlfn'i
frr thflr IrinrlnAsn 1iirintr the illnCS
and death of our dear mother,
Mrs. l. j. seese and family.
Legal Notices
en:
MORTGAGE SALE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain mortgage dJ
made by E. J. Irving and wife, Beatrice
Li. Irving, and T. A. watsnn. '
Wilmlne-tnn Homestead & Loan As"'
nlolnn rir Aaits VoVPlTlber 2?t
1919, and duly registered in Hook "
over county, the undersigned will '
at public auction, to the hiphest m
der, for cash, on Friday, the 31ft a
of March, 1922. at 12 o'clock m.. t
Court House door In the cm
m!nrtnn f nllnwin ir fie S(! T t hf 1 PT0V'
erty situate in the City of Wiimln
N. C- tr wit-
ern line of McRee street ini-rsects
northern line of Taylor "tru..r
thence westwardly along "orU1 ,
line of Taylor street 37 1--' l-' ''
northwardly and parallel ' 'j
street .60 feet; thence eastward
nqrollnl -nrifVi TovlAr otlpel -I7 1-
10 me western une ui
thence southwajdly alons w': tl)J
line of McRee street 60 tu ,
beginning, and being p;irt 01
Block 350.
This 27th of February. 1'- '- nA
WILMINGTON HOMESTEAD &
ASSOCIATION, Mortgage. t
By JOHN D. BELLAMY & S--''
. . Attorneys.
2-28-30tc
ADMINISTRATOR'S NO I
This ia to notify all P,Til".,li I
cerned that on February -W- fS'taI,
qualified as administrator of t'Jf ,ij
of Mrs. Winnie C. Cronnvelh n's-:
All persons indebted to tlf-
are requested to make promi"- ,
ment with the undersign-'- ,,,,1
nersons having claims '-tl -:;.
estate - will present them- '.ot
proven, within one year from 0
this nftttco will be pleads m
,--. -v i : ' Acliru"iral -
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