Letter From
I. M. G ardor.
(Continued from page 1)
i
it i* all well and good for those
!, lew who wish and are able to take
Xhk loner and •■\pir.siw road, t
have that privilege, i >r tney can
specialize. and we need spc-i I'ists
fir all lints of nie.ixal treatmert-:
But tor ot hers who cannot affo i
it. much if not all of the litirarv
college n juirer ■ nts eoul i bo
eiiminat'ii. .:::> wiy iown to a
year or : w wit.: i nly one v-.. • r
interne w.--k --red. and in '.ivs
way th- i'Oi if i|' ortur.i'y : »
pre-oare v.! . rve «>1 ihe
ed to t standing v ■ :r..' mti
Who desi-e to • notice
This ;'••• rev -t i star da: i
oot fi ' thinking • -•
WJl> f. ! .• .r >'!•.,'■ 1 : •
to dos>- >• anish. Fr nch .;r n
Ormar ' > !••«* patient?
Lend- rs f the :ght urge an t
i mi" ii «J» " » 1 1 '"Mi
PAIMFTTO THfiTPF
WW I.NTT COM:. c
Tti*»ii:i>. Feb. !:4t!i
"MI.FNT i'UJTM K"
!.o\d—Wra, H nry
H t si. ,m.l Thur.. F«*K 1' 11
"TKRFF F.ITTI.F >l*Tl '
Man Fee KuJh T-r'v
Friday A -at. Feb. !H-!T
WAGFCO \OI TO MvI\TTI:FV
\ !ba Ein"
L «- * •'» *r «tt. vK.ir
•nyy Bom too m*n\
The Great Pasteur
Never Saw Chile's Nitrate Desert, But...
tNi bacterial research, which gave hi* nam. to th. pasteurisation proem,
of Chilean Nitrate't origin.
Vast beds of Natural Nitrate
in Chile's desert region are nat
ural deposits enough to last
hundreds of years—of one of the
oldest and best known fes»ihzer
' materials. Mystery of their ori
gin long has challenged science.
Many theories have developed.
Some sny prehistoric plants
were "nitrified" by bacteria in
the soil. That's what Pasteur's
work suggested. Others say they
are decayed vegetation.
There is a belief th-> r.itrate
bedsore droppings of bilht ns of
birds. Another, that electricity
formed them through centuries
of violent ft rrr.s. Sunie think
the beds ere rotted r >ek>:
think they are a c:-vt pi. .e l
up from uncJernEat'".
Perhaps the right i':.- ■ r.v
1 to ' Y !a n> ' K!i -• • • -~ c v 3 »'«" ] s/%c '
. SES ; 'ii ImiUM
di. oi. i Jilt b:s'., »0I »* j ywt''jfe fit &
_ itotgqe and huniii.ng. | V 7
v •"* ~e- ~ c '
HIE DWBURY REPORTER, DAKBI'St. S. C FEBRT'ARY 8, 1945. |
wisely so, that rural citizens re
main «>n the farms out in the
wiie open spaces, rather than
i
concentrate in the cities, but this
medical condition is at all
ror.Kicive to th..* ..'~a for a vw\
}em-nt. of >-i citiz-msiup
to tii.itu - .'. lacin* :\i* to tJenijj i-o
--iated in tins manner. The rural
sections have the radi > th * tele*
pone, and many the electric cui
rent. Now i\ them th" co :»tr>
doctor .i" i they will have no i,oi> '
reason : a'.andon the fines and
crowd m' • th ■ cities.
The jr*s nt shortage of j>hv
simians .- • the hospitals •*»
: •.ill that - ' , t>n impossible to
g- i w- • : r. emergency case.
H s; i t great Messing
and cer* their plan fi.
cases that cannot be adequately
har.dl-.d • hon.t s. But th. y
. r.r.ot . .*i y do the general
practice . d l.ii'e the count r\
I* > '■ . nvenient an i
• > •x; • nsive for th.'
. • r.-: . a • » iinary ailment *
-t 1 - 1 ' e t?••at• i
m s. \V
.... ; ■■ ..... ,i ~...r \v''
• • •■ •••". s with lis
• ■ « : r the si : :
• r. "sunshine'
i-.i -.:••••.• •! r membe.
T * • „ tjjjj, nr tii],» In
rn « - T : -• attention on
"'•r ::t 1 * 1 insider worthy
■ r. • v those in posi
.cs~iettfu]ly yours,
I. M. ("IORDON.
V r: .in. \ C.
Feb. I'ai.-i
bines parts of all of them. Who
knows? But there is one point
on which all agree:
Chilean Nitrate of Soda
was created by tremendout
natural procetses. It it com
pletely natural . . . the only
natural nitrate in the world.
Because of its natural origin,
Chilean Nitrate of Soda con
ta.ns, in addition to nitrcgen
and sodium, smr.ll amounts of
b-iron, iodine, manganese, cop
per. 34 elements in all-many
of which are essential to healthy
plant growth.
Yes. a hundred years of re
seart h rnd experience agree
( n t!.e impeirtnnce of Chilean
N.s natural qualities :.r.:l
t!v re ;:r ' .r.ding perfornnnce
in continued profitable fnrn.it 5.
TRUSTEES SALE
' By virtue of power conferred
' upon the undersigned Trustee 1■:
a Dei d ' i Trust executed Mar. a
1. 1944 by Troy M. Nunn and \vi;
Ida Bell Nunn to the undersign. a
Trustee, which Deed of Trust is
recorded in the Office of the Reg
ister of Deeds of Stokes Count l . .
North Carolina, in Book Xo, 1«
i Page 23\ default having been
, made in the payment of the i :
debtedness secured thereby, a::-.
at tin request of the holder
t!i note secured, 1 will offer >i
sale and sell to the highest bi• i
dcr for cash
AT Tlfr: HOME PLACE OF
L. L. LOWE OX STATE
HIGHWAY T.EAI >ING FUOM
WESTFIELD, X. C. TO DAN
BURY. X. C. WHICH HOME
PLACE IS ABOUT A QUAR
TER OF A MILE EAST OF
WESTFIELD, X, C. ON
MARCH \ 1945, AT 1:0n
O'CLOCK P. M.
the ;■ ...owing described lauds an
premises. to-wit:
Tnrei certain traits of lar.i.
ivi::g and .n Stokes Coun
ty, St.ne ! North Carolina, AD
JOINING the lands >t F. S. Nun:.
J. R. Pell, Randolph Jessup, Tr..
M. Nunn and others, BEGINNIN'I
at Randolph Jessup's corner :n
Troy Nunn line and runs easterly
course with said Jessup line t
the creek at a stake; thence witii
the creek as it meanders a north
westerly direction to a stak.-
where the said creek enters
the F. S. Nunn line at a stak. .
thence with his line west to F. S.
Nunn corner; then northerly di
rection tu Cain's corner in F. S.
Nunn line; thence with said Clan '
Ann Cain to Troy Nunn corner :
the Cain line thence with said
Troy N'..nn line to the beginning, '
containing eleven ll> acres
iv.ore or l ss. See Stoks Co. Rec
ord o> Deeds Rook 95.
Adjoining the lands ot I W. '
P 11. A. .1. Hall and oth. is. BE
GINNING on a Spanish ok in
the old P. 11 line, inns west 1 , .5o
>'h .ins ; i Mack g :ni; : ice
"oil!h s .''! civ, ns to a rock .j'.e
and • . int. i-. th-nce east ' 5i '
'hin ■ v i'!i A. .!. H. H| •, , , '
I "*k ir: ! :• .in -rs; thence i. Ml
so.; chains to the beginning. or
tnir.in.T one hundred and • gl.i '
and thirty-nine one hundre IR-s
i IrtS-'JP "*OO acres, more or !
For accurate description se-> '
Stokes County Records of D eds '
Rook 95. Page 63. 1
Adjoining the lands of Charlie 1
Gibson and T. E. Smith, BEGIN
NING at a rock in Mfred Cook's
line; runs east on his line 13
chains and 12 links to pointers,
his corner; thence south lalang
on Gibson's line 121 chains to a
stak' 1 in hollow, Irs coriter,
thence west on his line l.'i chains
and 12 links to a rock near a .r- '
ner; north en a new line L'l el;
to the beginning, containing '» >
and 1 ..' acres, more . > K. {?,-> >
Du d Book To rag t',7. S' k> '
C ' n'y Records of D • Is.
T' - r h. jo;.-,
FR v f> FOf.',':r T-r-t.
. ... __ I
fnr\l!-I M:tv Mill- ! mile we-':
i f {'omp'v Home.
J. W. SCOTT.
NOTICE TO NOX-REMDENT
DEFEND ANTS
I State of North Carolina,
County of Stokes.
Before The Clei k
W. E. I'uckctt and wife Haiti
Puckett. Susie Martin and hus
band, J. J. Martin, Annie Overby
and husband V. H. Overby, J. F.
Puckett and \v i f e Susie
Puckctt, L. A. Puckett and Delia
Puckett, Nora Gunter an.!
husband Tine Gunter. Petitioners
Vs.
Eva Cawley and husband Kver
ett Cawley, Jettie Hankins and
husband Oliver Hankins. Susie
Mi Clung and husband Lesley Mi-
Clung, Jim Aaron and wife Mar - .
Aaron, Mat tie Huffman and hus
band Johnnie Huffman. Homer
Aann and wife Pauline Aaron.
Annie I .re Hall and husband Arth
ur IIe!l. Nellie Campbell and hus
-1 n 1 Arthur Campbell. Ray Hart
and wife Neomi Hart. Blanche
H-rt. single, Lula Puckett, wido.v
of W. A. Puckett. Noel Puckett,
Sanders Puckett. Herman Purket:
Paul Puckett. Ruth Puckett. De
fendants.
The defendants Eva Cawley an
husband Everett Cawley, Jettie
Hankins and husband Oliver Han
kins. Susie McClung and husband
Lesley McClung. Jim Aaron and
wife Mary Aaron. Mattie Huffman
and TTusoand Johnnie Huffman
Homer Aaron anil wife Pauline
i
Aaron, Annie Lee Hall and hus
band Arthur Hall, Nellie Camp
bell and husband Arthur Camp
bell. Lula Puckett, widow of W. (
A. Puckett, Herman Puckett.
Paul Puckett, Ruth
Puckett and Noel Puckett wi 1
I
take notice that an ad ion cntit! "1
I
as above has be >n commenced ia
the Superior Court of Stoki s
County. N. C., to sal ceitain lands
situated in Stokes County, N. C.,
in which certain of the pet i- 1
tione s and the defendants Eva ,
Cawly, Jettie Hankins, Suss-
McClung, Jim Aaron, Mattie 11 iff
man. Homer Aaron. Annie I.
Hall. Ni Hie Campbell. Hcrnvri (
Puckett. Pa ' I Packet'.
Rati; Picket!. Noel Pn, '• tt an! ,
certain olliei defendants above :
nnra.-d in 11:.• title o: t'.:s action
own and are sei:v I of ,n undivi !•
• 1 in!' !• st. L 1 : 1' i k ! t. vidovv, (
owns a d iv.'ry right in the inter- ]
est that her childien own in sail
land.
The petitioners have instituted r
an action against the defendants
in the Superior Court of Stokes
County for the sale of said lands
for partition according to the ]
will of R. P. Puckett, deceased, t
and to have the dower right and
interest of Lula Puckett, widow,
in her children's share computed
and paid to her. And that the
above non-resident defendants
will further take notice that they
are required to appear at the Of
fice of the Clerk of the Superior
Court for Stokes County at the
Court House in the town of Dnn
burv. N. C., on or before the 1.-
div of March, 1915, and answ r
or d"mi!! 'o the petition of t'-
no t i t i olio rs. ,>r the • ti
♦loners will era !v to the cert for
• : 'oil.
V.W7T " r r r r :
C f! Siti»rii-,r
• 'V. H !' A''•• f..,
■Petitioners. I
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE i
As administrator of the estate
of Jane Ki.by Grabs, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all pei
s."is holding claims against sa:
estate to [ resent them to me, dul..
authenticated, for payment, on o,
before Dec. 21, 1945, or this no
tice will be pleaded in bar of re
covery. All persons owing said
estate will please make immediate
payment to me.
This Dec. 15. 1945.
C. ROSS NEWSUM,
King, N. C.
Chas. R. Helsabeck, Attv.
ADMIMSTR \TOR\S NOTICE
Having qualified as Administra-'
tor of the estate of Lazarus Sinn-
Grabs, deceased, late of Stokes
county. N. C.. this is to notify ail
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or be
fore Dec. 21, 1945, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their re
covery. All persons indebted ft
said estate will please make im
mediate payment.
This Dec. 15. 1«)45.
C. ROSS NEWSI'M.
King, N. C.
Chas. R. Helsabeck. Att>.
~-- - ■ ■
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
As Administrator of the est a a
of Z. O. Johnson, deceased, notice
is hereby given nil persons hold
ing claims against said estate t«
present them to me, duly authen
ticated, for payment, on or befor }.
Jan. 11, 1946 or this notice wi:i
be pleaded in bar of recovery. A'
persons owing said estate wi!'
please make immediate payment
to no.
This Jan. 11. 1945.
W. D. JOHNSON. Adn.r.
Estate of Z. O. Johnson, dee'd.
101 W. 2Sth St., Winstor.-Sale-v
X. C. (,„i
NOTICE
Tne undersigned having ~'f:i- *
lii d as Adniinistiator oi the es
tate ~1 R. E. Joyce, d.\ea.--i !
this is to notify ail p i- as he!
in:: ■ 1 :i..;S against -ail tsUU !
Irsi nt theia, duly v« • i;i | ( u t! (
un !• isign d or his Attinu ys i v
01 before' the L'.atii da of Janaai-. J
19H», or this notice will be pha.i
i'd in bar of recoveiy. All pi
sons owing said estate will pitas l
make ir.nuediate settlement. i-
This the 25tli day of Jan., 1945. i]
t. R. JOYCE, Admr. of I
R. E. Joyce, dee'd. li
Padgett & Badgett, c
Attorneys for the '
AT FIRST
OF A n
Cold Preparations an directed
•111-: nWM'RY REPORTER.
'»\MH"RV, N. C.
Enclosed you "ill find S f,, r *
»t.POIJ, | to ill* following 'idilr l '
tf rem «lng old -tilis, i!pt*i:n
NAMU:
APL'RiiSS;
CITY:
W FALSE TEETH
Rock, Slide or Slip?
FASTEKTH. an improved rowaer to
be aprinkl«*d on upper it Io»iT platea,
holds false teeth more firmly in place.
IHi not elide. plip or rock. No (tummy,
cooey. paet.v tapte or feeling. FAS
TEETH is alkaline (non-acid). Poce not
nour Checks "plate odor" (denture
breath) Get FASTEETII at any drun
•tore. _
(vßi ) MO2S!
VI / With Neutral Color
Earphone ond Cord
OSCAR w. SMITH
Pilot M(n„ N. C.
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a GUARANTEED
SKIPPER*
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•v Write
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The HmlMurMct Me*
p-iw, w. c.
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VDMIMsii: *.T.;|JN N'OTICK
As Au.'.iiaiylrator of the estate
i J \V. C. Moor.*, uereascd, notice
is hei'by given all persons hold
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned,
duly authenticated for payment,
on or before Jan. 24, 1946, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
of recovery. All persons owing
said estate will please make im
mediate settlement.
This Jan. 24th, I>4s.
I'd ) W. H. MOORE and
G. U. MOORE, Admrs.
o! f-strtt? \V. C. Moore, dee'd.
whirl) ple-.sp m 's.i j?m\:n i;>
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