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By virtue af ■ power tontaM in
• dMd of traat emecutad «tk*U day
a# Aiott, 1915, by Joitpk Dobeon
awl enfe Mot 1m Qobton, rtfiitmd in
the efiice of Rer i«t«r oflMi of
Surry county in book No. 61 at
It, dafauK having been Mia in the
' of the note therein
of traat, I will aall at
to tha highaat bidder
giblic
Batarday the 9th day W Mar. llji
at aae o'clock, P. M.
•t the court houae door la Dobeon, N.
C. the foUowiag deacribed land*:
Beginning at a poet oak, W. B. Holy,
field's earner and runa N. W. with aaid
Boiyfield'i line Ml ft. to a rock pile,
thinn north-eaat 222 feat to a lack
pita on the edge of a new road, thence
aaath-eaat 90 feet with aaid road to
• lack pile, in G. M. Burros*■ line,
theari aouth-weat with aaid line to
tha beginning. containing 1-2
Thia the 4th day of February 1914.
S. F. Bland, Traatee.
, TRl STEr* salTe
By rirtae of a deed of truat exe
aatad by Nora H. Jonea Norman and
J. H. Norman oa the let day of April
19X1. and recorded in Book 76, page
•5 af the record of deed* of treat of
Barry County. I will aall to tha high
aat bidder, for eaah, fa hat of the
F ret Natianal Bank of Meat Airy,
Bataeday. the U day ef March 19i4
tha
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YOU SHOULD NAME
| IK SURRY (BUKIY LOAN X IRt ST CO.
| AS YOU* EXECUTOR FOR THE
FOLLOWING REASONS:
win aaa that yaor wtB la
, atkn mo diargaa fa
It mdar Mai ia tta vault.
W. W. Bvrka, A. C. Bowman. W. F. Carter t H. Wran,
F. I. DMp, W. W. Haaaptnn, W. G. Sydnsr, J. D.
Don't Pay $1,000 or More
lor a car, without knowing what the leader
offers in the fine-car field
w
who bought rivals of
rs. W»
said, -Tall us
why you liked your car tba batter."
Tba majority laid. *W« did not
ma look at tba Jtudebakar." Most
of them bought new models aI the
car they owned before.
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Yet Studebakar is • laadsr la tba
mora quality cars than any
other plant la the world.
Studebake
era Motordom. Its i
ing growth signifies •
MwiituttMamthiifitld.
Last year, 145,167 fine
car buyers paid $201,000,
000 for Stude baker can.
Nearly three times as
many as in 1920.
Is it (air to yourself—
or fair to us not to learn
the reasons for this
trend?
Facta to amaider
•90,000.000 — an staked
on satisfying, batter than
others, buyer* of higb
grsde cars.
Over 23,000 man hare
their future at stake on
giving you maximum
values.
$50,000,000 in modern
plants and eonipment,
of which t?2.000.000 baa
been added during tbt put BT«
years.
$10,000,000 ia body plants to ghro
you auperlativa beauty. To liw that
final touch lor which Stnoobahara
have bean famous for dacadaa.
12S exports who devote their whola
time to studying bimarin—ts. Who
make 500,000 tests par yoar to mahs
See the Studebakers
Studebaker fr—'Ht mora fine can tea any
other plant in the world.
Last year 145,107 wtae motor car boyen
paid $201,000^000 for Stndabakara.
The demand haa trebled in the pact
place in the high-grade field.
Our modern plante and their equipment
coat $50,000,000. All to give you the maxi
mum value at the minimum of coat
It is folly to buy a car in thia daaa without
knowing what we give.
rial and workmanship in each 8tud^
Mar car — him it leaves tba
wajrs led in the building of high
grade cairn. We firat ta oh cord
ware the firat quantity maanfarturera
to W" bodha of tba high mi grade.
5'WU rich finiah and^eqaip
mtDi, coamtr tut
rim
k.
Th« pedestal
in th« fora-car field ia not
! 9t IftUt II
tht
When jrou foot the
that thmj i
• • •
Th««« irt facta jam
ahould know. Thaf an
inducing 150.000 par
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