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THE GLEANER GRAHAM, N. 0., April 23, 1925. Postoffiee Hons. Ofllc open T.OO a. m. to 7.00 p.m. an day M 0 to 11.00 a. m. and t.OO to Mop. m J.R. GUTHRIE, Postmaster. ♦♦♦♦♦'ltif. +++++ +++++++++++ ♦ * ♦ LOCAL NRWS. + ♦ ♦ ♦+**HfW++t + ++++«i++++tt+ —The Music Lover's Club met ' Tuesday evening with Mrs. Walter R^Harden. —lt was real cold last Tuesday morning, and, but for it being rath er windy and cloudy the nigth be fore, doubtless there would have been frost. —Evangelist Ham spoke to the Brotherhood Class > w unday morning and at 11 o'clock preached a veiy interesting sermon to a large congre gation at the Presbyterion church. —The Daughters of the Confed eracy will serve dinner to the Con federate Veterans on May 9th in Graham, which day will be observed here as Confederate Memorial Day, the /10th falling on Sunday. —There was a small fire Saturday morning about 6 o'clock at the for mer home of Mr. W. H. Holt, near Providence church. It caught from the stove flue. The timely arrival of the, Sidney Firemen saved the building. The home is occupied by Mr. Larson and family. Notice to Veterans. The Confederate Veterans of Ala mance county are requested to meet in the county,, commissioners' room in the court bouse at 11 o'clock Sat urday, ,May 9th, to attend to im portant business. Lieut. J. N. 11. Clendenin, Com. Camp Ruflin. State Diagnoses Poultry Diseases for Fanners Free- Mr. John Wyatt, Burlington No. 3 has been losing a good-many good hens. Not being able to apcount for this, he carried one that had just died down to the Poultry Depart ment of State College at Raleigh. They found that death was caused by some germ disease and upon iso lation of this germ they lound it to be Foul Typhoid Fever. The vac cine waa immediately fixed'up and given Mr. Wyatt to carry home and vaccinate the rest of ths flock sgsinst this disease. At any time you have poultry dying for an y cause that you cannot account for, carry one to the State College laboratories. It is your institution. Tbey will be glsd to help you. W. Kerr Scott, County Agent. ■ ' • 1. E. Sellars Refuses SSO For Acre of Clover. A few days ago J. E. Sellars a farmer of Alamance Couniy, re fused fifty dollars for red clover growing on one acre of land. Mr. Sellars has excellent prospects for ten acres of red clover thia year. The same field was in clover two years ago, At that time he limed half the field with fairly good re> suits. However, he used a grain drill for applying the lime and this machine failed to put out the material heavily enough. A visit ■ to another lime demonstration convinced him that he needed more lime. "Accordingly", says E. C. Blah-, Extension Agrouomist for the State College of Agriculture, Mr. Sellars applied a ton per acre to the field that fall, and sowed it back to wheat and clover. He used 200 pounds of 8-2-5 fertilizer per acre with the wheat, and 2')o pounds of acid phsphatewith the clover seed. This time the clover was so good that it began to at tract attention as soon as the wheat was off the field. "Recently, a tobacco farmer driving by saw the clover. He stopped and offered Mr. Sellers fifty dollars tor an acre of it, and said he would cut and handle the hay himself. This was a tempting offer. The crop had not cost over fifteen dollars an acre to produce: however, Mr. Sellers figured that while the hay might not be worth fifty dollors for feed, by selling it he wonld lose the mauurial value as well as the feeding value. Mr., Sellers stated that he was making 'every effort to build up his land and in order to be aucceasful be knew he must put everything pos sible into the aoU, and take as little as possible away from it. Track For fare. Let us do your hauling of every Unil, moving, etc. Have a new track. Terms reasonable. BUM ITT A FOLUS, Phone 650 Graham, N. C ♦ PERSON. + ♦ , ♦ Mrs. W. L. Cooper has returned from Richmond and hopes she h— been benefited. James Spencer of Greensboro p pen tSuuday here with his grand mother, Mrs. Jas. N. Williamson. Mr. J. N. H. Clendenin returned Sunday from a week'a visit to hia son, Mr. Geo. L. Clendenin, mington. The latter and hia wife accompanied the form.er, coming through the country. They spent Sunday night here and left Monday. Cora Fed Hogs May Pay This.Year. I * Reports show that farmers over the United States will plant more corn this seaaontha n last which means cheap corn. The existing shortage of hogs indicates thaj hogs will be high; so, cheap corn fed to high priced hogs should prove a winning combination for Tarheel farmers, if they have saved and bred those brood sows according to recommendations man by the office of swine exten sion at State College. W> W. Shay, swine extension specialist, states that corn-fed hogs will prove winners in North Carolina next September when hogs as a rule are highest in this state. "Take ten pigs weighing 35 lbs. each on May first," says Mr. Bhay "put them on a pasture of at least one acre to one and one-half a cres and give them a self-feeder plen tifully supplied with shelled corn, fieh meal and a mineral mixture. See that water and shade are pro vided. Plant enough land to pro vide 52* bushes of early maturing corn for these pigs. Turn them on this corn, which in eastern Carolina should be ready between July 15 and August 1. Move the self feeder over too but take out the corn leaving only the fish meal and minerals. Now sell the pigs around September 15 when they will have a weight of about 200 pounds eAcli." If handled in this way, Mr. Shay states that these pigs will return a profit ol $134.52, or figuring it cost 75 cents per bushel to produce corn, a profit of $1.39 will be made on each bushel of corn fed. This, he states, is better than at tempting to sell corn at 80 cents or one dollar per bushel when it costs 75 cents to grow it. "If 25 percent of the prospective corn crop of North Carolin a were, bandied in this way this year,,' says Mr. Shay, "the profits to the farmers of the State wonld be in: createed-ten million dollars." The modern large business or ganisation is the finest example of efficient co-operation In all hia tory. Nerves All Unstrung? Graham Polka Should Find the i . Cause and Correct It. Are you all worn out? Feel tired, nervous, half-sick? Do you have a constant backache; sharp twinges of pain too with dizzy spells and annoying urina ry dissorders? Then there's cause for worry and more cause to give your weakened kidneys prompt help. Use Doan'a Pills —a stimulant diuretic to the kidneya. Graham folks recommend Doan'a for just such troubles. ■Mrs. J. S. Thompson, B. Elm St., Graham, says: "I had so mnch backache,- it upset my nervous system. I also had head aches and dizzy spells and the unnatural action of my kidneys worried and distressed me. After using Doan's Pills, I was again enjoying good health, as the backache had gone and my kidneys were acting all right.' •0c at all dealers. Foster-Mil jurn Co., Mfr»„ Buffalo, N. Y. War\t Ads Two cents a word in this size type, eaah with order. No ad for less than 25c. One-fourth off for more than 2 times. Ask for terms on long time and larger type. GUARANTEED hosiery, samples your size free to agents. Write for proposition paying $75.00 weekly fall time, $1.50 an hour spare time, wiling guaranteed hosiery to wearer; must wear or replaced free. Quick salaa; repeat orden. Imtcuiatiosal Stock iwo Mills, 5769, Norristown, Pa. 4°- 10t CHOICE HONEY. Extracted. New crop. Three pounds one dollar, de livered. Adore—• L. W. Manbeun, Box 22, Burlington, N, C. Home Workers Hold Successful Milk Campaigns. Nearly every school child 'in Nash, Edgecombe and Wayne conntiea was given an opportuni ty to know the good effects of drinking milk in three intensive campaigns recently held in these counties by workers of the home demonstration division coopera ting with the dairy extension specialists of State College. The campaigns were conducted, as a the nutrition work of the home demonstration division with Mrs. Effie Vines Gordon in charge of the pampaign in Nash, Miss Dorothy Dean in Edgecombe and MissJanie Roberta in Wayne. Mrs Estelle T Smith, district agent, assisted in planning, organ ising and condhcting the work. The workers began some three weeks before, time for tha. cam paign in orirunizing the olub wo? men to help conduct the work. On the dates set.merchauts put in attractive window djgplavs, the local papers gave the movement editorial and news support and the club women set about spread ing the gospel of better healil) by drinking milk. At the close of the days set apnrt for the work, all those met in the office of the home agent at a dinner and reported. In Nash countv 60 workers reached 5,002 childteu in* the schools of the comity and at Rocky Mount. In Edgecombe county, 2f> speakers reaclred 2,546 chil dren and equally as good. r esulis were secured in Wayne, though actual figures are not available. Commenting on this work, Miss Maudo Wallace who had the cam paigns in charge stated that one dairyman sai,d his sales of milk had increased 30 quarts per day two days after the meetings clos ed. The dairymau of Wayne noticed a remarkable increase and reported that they would' have to buy more cows if the de mand continued to increase. Bet ter than all else,said Miss Wallace, the young folks who have been drinking coffee now know the value of a glass of milk which means more health and happiness in th) homes touched. Tom Tarheel says tliathis new Easter hat was paid for oy three old roosters sold when the car of poultry was loaded at the county seat. Notice! Trustee's Sale of Real Estate. * . Under and by virtue of the power of . sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed to the undersigned, Piedmont Trust Company, oa the 12th day of May, 1919, by Alfred Apple and yife, Belle Apple, for the purpose of securing certain bonds described in said of trust, which deed of trust is duly probated aAd recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Alamance County, in Book of Deeds df Trust No. 78, page 133, default having been made in the payment ot said bonds and interest on the same, the undessigned Piedmont Trust Company, Trustee, will on MONDAY, MAY 25,1925, at 12 o'clock, noon, at the Court House door of Alamance County, in Graham, N. C., offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate, to wit: A certain tract or parcel of land in Alamance County, North Carolina, being in the Town of Elon College, described and defined ns follows: Beginning at a *take in center of R, R-, thence N 2 deg E 462 ft passing an iroi stake 10 ft from R R. on East side of street East of Brick Yai J, to an iron stake, Randolph's corner io cen ter ol . West College Avenue; thence S 88 deg E 341 it to an iron stake in center of street; thence 8 2 deg W 80 ft. to an iron pipe; thence S 88 E 221 ft. to a stake in center of Lee Street, »(iron stakeon inside edgeof side walk); thence S 2 deg W 376 tt. to a stake in center of R. R , thence W with K. K- 5/2 ft to the beginning, containing five aad five-tenths (5.5) acres, more or less. Thi» sale is made subject to ad vanced bids fts allowed by law, and will be held open for 10 days after the date of sale for the reception of such bids. This April 24. 1925. PIEDMONT TKLST COMPASY, . Trustee. Dameron a Rhodes, Attys. THE ALAMANCE GLEANER GRAHAM, X, * ,i, m i w ' T ■ ' n , • 111 •'* ■EFOtT OF COHMTION OF The Citizens Bank OF GRAHAM- At Graham In the State ofWorth Carol in*, n the clos«of basinees. April 6,1K56. HRMOUHCRS Loan* and discounts.... ....574 NUI Demand Loan* —j_. MUM Overdrafts mound, $371.M; unse cured, $167.40 .._ i, 543.15 U.B. Bonds and Liberty Honda MOO.OO Furniture and Fixtures, 8L881.84 »,881.84 Alh la vault aad net tmt due frotn Banks. Baukers, and Trust Co.'* 18,882.1 S Cash Items bald over 34 hours 44141 Checks for clearing 887.62 Total .tIOMaUI LIABILITIES ' Capital stock —— KMJOOOO Surplus fond ........ ...... 1,000.00 Undivided profits, less curreatex penses and taxes paid.. 1,808.84 Unearned dtaoonnt 888.40 Deposits subject to check __ . 72.08* M Cashier's ohooksou 'standlng MM.73 Certified checks, .... BJ6 Time Certlfloatesof Deposit, Due on or after*) days. 8J54 ,88 Savings Deposits. - - _ 14.X45.aDi Accrued interest due depositors 258.96 Total 1108,4## SI State of North Carolina, Uouaty of Ala mance, AP> II 31, IKS. I, J. 8. Cook, Secretary of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. * J. 8. COOK. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 22 id day of April, 1926. W. K. BASON. Notary Public. My oomnilsslon expires Sept. 17,1105-1 1 Notarial Seal.? Correct—Attest: W. J. NICKS, K. N. COOK. » W. a Ureen. Directors. REPOKT OF CONDITION OF The Bank of Haw River, « At Haw Klver, In the State of North Carolina at the close ot business, Dec. 81, last. BKBOCBCBS Loans and discounts.. t78.KM.46 Overdrafts we'd,..- 38.74 IT. 8. Bonds and Liberty Bonds 800.00 All other stooks, bonds, and mort gages Furniture and Fixtures 1,841.7* Cash In vsult and net amounts due from Banks, Bankers and Trust Companies - 7,401 94 Cash items hel« over 24 hours UO Checks for clearing 638 44 Tolal .80*^81.28 LI A 111 LI T1 KM Capital stock . 810,000.00 Surplus fund.„.............. 8,000.00 Undivided Profits, less current ex penses and taxes paid, ...... 57.82 'Unearned discount. 500.00 Deposits subject to check,lndividual, 30,881.89 Time Certificates of Deposit, dl e In less iban 90 days. 6.688.08 Cashier's Cheeks outstanding 487.87 Savings Deposits 88.0fc0.82 Total state of North Carolina. County of Ala mance, April 17,11U6. 0 I. 8. A. Vest, Pres. of the above named bank, do solemnly swear that the ibove statement Is true to the best of my knowl edge and belief. 8. A. VEST. PrvsL Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 17th dAy of April, 1886. J. Archie Long, Notary Public. My com mission Expires Dec. 4,103. Correct—Attest: 11. K. LABLBY. W. U. MTHICK, J. A.ALDBIDOB, Directors. ' NOTICE: f Trustee's Re-Sale Of Real Estate: Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed to the undersigned Alamance Insurance and Heal Estate Company, Trustee, tot the purpose of securing certain bonds described In said deed of trust, which deed of trust bears date of Msy 4, 1923, and the same being duly probated and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Alamance County, North Carolina, la Book ot Mortgage* and Deeds of Trust No. 93, at page 79, default haviag been aiade In the payment of said bonds sad inter est on the same, the undersigned Ala mance Insuraase aad Real Estate Com pany, Trustee, will, on MONDAY. MAY Mth. 1925, AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON I at the court nouse root ot Aiamant« i County/ in Graham, N. C„ offer for sals at public auction to the highest bidder [ for cash the jCllowing deseribedreal estate, to wit: A certain tract or pareel of land ia Burlington Township, Alamance t'ooaty snd SUte of North Carolina, being a portion of lot No. 25 in Town of Bur lington, N. C., on South aide ot Davis Street near Cameron Street, bounded aa follows ft* Beginning at a stake or bolt on Davb Street 102 feet from eoraar of Davis snd Cameron Streets, running thenee parallel with Cameron Street 211 feet to stake; thence Northtfeat 51 tt* t te \J. M. Catea' line; theaee with said Cates' line 213 feet to Davis Street; thence with Hne of aaid Davis Street 51 feet to the beginning, ea whish ia situated a modern two-story dwelling. TOis Isa re-aalaof tbia land, aad bids on tb* same will begin at tbe sum of *2,000.00; C. G. Somen, baring placed a bid of $2,000.00 cm said laod at tbe first ale. This April M, 1985. ALiIUWi INSURANCE ft REAL ESTATE CO., Trustee. DAMERON AND RHODES, Attorneys. ' Our moat valuable leaaona are usually gained in connection with unfortunate experiences. y t Trustee's Sale of □teal Estate. Under and by virtue of th power of sale contained in a cero tain deed of trust executed" t the undersigned, Alamancer In surance and Real Estate Come pany, Trustee, for the purpos of securing certain bonds de, scribed in said deed of truste which deed of trust bears datd of September 29th, 1919, and the same being duly probatee and recorded in the office of the Register of Deeds for Alamance County, North Carolina, in book of Mortgages & Deeds of Trust No. 84, page 19, default having been made in the payment of said bonds and interest on same, the undersigned. Alamance Insurance & Real Estate Com pany, Trustee, will, on MONDAY, MAY 4th, 1925 at 12 o'clock, noon, at the court house door of Alamance county, in Graham, N. C., offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate, to-wit: A certain tract or parcel of land in Boone Station To *nship, Alamance county, North Caro lina, known as the A. Beale farm and adjoining thtf'lands of John Wagoner, Turner H. Boone, H. A. Johnson, Logan Barnhardt, T. Boone and others, bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a hickory tree, corner with said Wagoner and Thomas Boone; running thence S. deg W. 25 chs. to a gum tree on a bank of a creek, cor ner with said Sharpe and Wag oner; thence S 46 deg W 27 chs. to a rock corner with said Tur ner H. Boone and Sharpe; thence S 50 deg 35 W(B. S. 501) 33.40 chs. to a rock, corner with said Turner H. Boone in saiH Johnson's line; thence S deg E 17.03 chs to a persimmon tree on the bank of creek; thence S 61$ W 1.50 chs along and across Michael's Creak to a firm rock; thence 38 W 7.80 chs to a stone; thence S 81 deg E 9.50 chs to a rock; and thence 51| deg B 10 chs to a post oak tree; thence N 84$ deg W 5.64 chs to a red oak stump;" thence N. 45 deg E 11.38 chs to a stone; thence S 44 deg E 3.68 chs to a stone, corner with said Barnhardt: thence NBB deg E 29.65 chs to a stone, corner with said May; thence S 77 deg E 5.67 chs to a stone, on the side of the branch; thence S 50 deg E B.si)chs along thd side of the branch to a stone, corner with said Barnhardt; thence N 13 deg B 87.57 chs to the begin ning, and containing one hun dred ninety-three acres (193) more or lees. This sale is made subject to advanced bids as allowed by law and will be held open for ten days after the date of sale for the reception of snch bids. This March 27, A. D. 1935. Alamance Ins. k. Real Batata Co. ' Trustee Dameron A, Rhodes, Att'ys. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 22. i at* to prsssat tha MM. dilr MM nested, on or bsfwe lb* JHk dar of Her. M orthls doUm will be iHwiil in bar of tbalr recovery. All porwaa lilwil to asii aetata art leqnesied to —be laaiftte —*• T*" - VWraja *4.J, of Job* Seer, doe* EXECUTOR'S NOTICE. Kevin ana 11(1*1 as Sremlor of tbewlllof swsSrtjeajrtyssa •TK'SErar'- a L. RCMSLL ftx'r ot Jo be M. Sawril J.J. Ilsslirsoa. Atfv. ■» ADMINISTRATRIX'S MOTTCET ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. IftE&Tis* !W STATEMENT Lumber Underwriters Fire Insurance Company Fordyce, Ark. Condition Dec. 31, 1924, As Shown By Statement Hied. Amount of Ledger Assets Dee. 31st of previous year.... $ 209,060j|||| Income—From Policyholders; .....$ 47,990.34 | Disbursements—To Policyholders* $■ . .46,755.76 Fire Risks—Written or renewed during year,533,125,582 In force, $ 24,634,479 jS Value of Bonds au# Stocks $.. .66,680.00 1 Deposited in Trust Co.s and Banks not on interest $.. .49,763.10 >| Agents' balances, representing business written subee qneut tc Oct.l, 1924 $ 63,141.8) | Bills receivable, taken for fire risks $ 2,462jM 1 Interest and Rents dne and accrued. $ 665J& | All otber Assets, as"detailed in statement .$ 110,217.jfe | Total ~...$ 292,980.*$ | Less Asrfets not admitted ..$ 77,669.78 | ' Total admitted Assets $ 215,261.16 | LIABILITIES Surplus over all liabilities. 2 216,261.15 Total Liabilities $ 215,261,15 BUSINESS IN NORTH CAIOLINA DTJBIVO 1924 Fire Risks written... .1606,500.00; Premiums received,s 12,007.26 Lossesincurred-Fire..51,440.82; Paid... $ 1,440.62 • , President O.D.Kenison-V.P. Home Offiee Fordyce, Ark. Attorney for service: STACK YW. WADE, Insurance Commissioner. | Raleigb, N. C. J Manager for North Carolina, Home Offiee. • BTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, j (SEAL) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, I RALEIGH, MARCH 10,1925. I, STACK Y W. WADE, Insurance Commissioner, do hereby certify that the above is a true and correct abstract of the statement of the Lumber Underwriters Fire Insurance Co., of Fordyce, Ark., filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Co., on Dee. 31,1924. Wituess my hand and official seal, tbeday and year above twritten BTACEY W. WADE, Insurance Commissioner * STATEMENT Alamance Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company Grahai, N. C., Condition December 31,1924, asMkowp by Statement Filed Amount of Ledger Assets Dec. 31, of previous year, $2,598.10-.lncrease of paid-up Capital, Total, $ 2,59610 Income—From Polcyholders, $5,415-20; Miscel laneous $52.33; T#al, $ 5,467.53 1 Disbursements—To Policyholders, s3,2lß,39;Miseel laneous: $520.72 .Total, $ 5,789.11 Fire Risks—Written or renewed during?ear $116,000; In force, .-4 1,433,747.00 ASLCTB Mortgage Loans on Real Estate. $ 1,500.00 Deposited in Trust Co. and Banks not on interest,... .?....$ 2,826.52 Total ..$4.326.53 J Total admitted Aaetta. ..$ 4,326,52 1 LIABILITIES Surplus overall liabilities $4,326 52 Surplus as regards Policyholders 6 4,826 BUSINESS IN NORTH CAROLINA DURING 1924 Fire Risks written $ 116,000; Premiums received $ 2,826.52 Pres. W.S.Vestal, Sect. Edgar Longj Treas. J.S.Cook Home Office, Oraham N.C. Atty. for service: STACEY W.WADE, Insurance Commissioas* ! Raleigh, N. C. Manager for N. Car., Home Offiee - STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, (Seal) INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, Raleigh, Apr. 11,1925 I I, STACEY W.WADE, InsuranoeCommiMioner, do hereby cer tify tlpkt the nbove is a true and correct abstmet of the statamet of the Alamance Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Graham, M. G filed with this Department, showing the condition of said Oostpany on the 31st day of Deo., 1924 Witness my band and official seal lis day and year above writta* ' STACEY W. WADE, ' l Insurance Commissioner. ' 1 ;.ir = 1 ft if'Wi Land Sale! mmrnmmmmm i Under and by authority of the powers contained in the Last Will and Testament of tbe late Erie Wilson, I will offer to public sale to the highest bidder, at the Court House door in Gra ham, N. C., on SATURDAY, MAT 16th, 1925, C , «-* v at 18 o'clock, noon, the follow ing valuable real estate, to-wit: A lot of land in the Town of Graham, on Hill Street, adjoin ing the home place of the late Mn. K. I. Neal; J. B. Mont gomery, J. V. Pomeroy, J. Harvey White, aod fronting on I said HUI Street. This is property devised by W. G. Wilson to the said Erie Wilson, and on it is a three-room cottage. This lot will be surveyed and sold in two parcels and as a * whole and the bid or bids will be accepted that brings the best * price. Terms of sale: One- third caah, balance in six and twelve months with deferred payments to carry interest from day of sale. Will be left open for ad- ■ v&nced bids. This April Bth, 1926. C. F. RUSSELL, Esecutor of wfll of Erie Wilson, de*L J. 8, Oook, AWj.
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