Lp 0, ),ay 8>1936
Es15
1ahniif?
High Hat Folks.
BjeVEKLY hills, calif.
Bp _Once 1 thought the cli-1
B\. of utter self-satisfaction |
K attained in Massachusetts. I
L, vcu met a Dostonian of I
Ki Plymouth Rock stock I
Ko, in addition, had gone I
Krtfigii Harvard, It was as though I
R'met an egg nhlch Iiad been laid l
V1 twice aud both I
times successfully. I
\ iioraetlmes this |
Bp ; type made me say I
< ^ to myself that may-1
MBw$, be It might have!
BBWr'.'", been better if the I
?p ^ Mayflower had been I
I ^ J making a round!
B' aNfaa r'"r non f1 s i
M-r eeast takes the)
c h est- expanding I
? S Cctb I'liampionshif) right J
f f,n p.|^| J
""" ;iw:n 11 I'm
(ijt ln'i't' is ii sojourn
i j>;,;i who herein'<?:?> was
I " _:i, >'ln 1 ; didn't
^..^iehyehen K>!iis iniiue. Cui
Ii ttTote li' iiif congratulating King
BrVrd en i'is accession ami has
Ii ;il acknowledgment signer
ilnin the kind's fourth
r:t deputy equerry, and now
jdelirious recipient can hardly
Kjit to be snatched up to glory so
te ffiav pause :lt t,ic Roldon gates
a,,.. jon; enough to give in his or jffforan
extra over-sized halo and
[liCj, with that hallowed document
Bcictched to his inflated bosom, stroll
tiroaeii paradise snooting the heavOrlginal
Native Sons. |
BniGHT In the heart cf Los An
K geles the bones of perhaps our '
tr climate-booster have Just been '
Biijop. If he lived 50,000 years ago, j
^ ii'sce experts figure, that would \
jeez to make him aD original na- |
Htve son, but If, as others think, j
Ik only dates back 10,000 years, he !
Improbably an early settler from
tie Middle West who got bogged .
HioJtln the primeval ooze on his '
In;to an Iowa state picnic.
ills certainly; puts those uppity
j folks in their place. The
I thing they've dug up lately was '
^ isnal, and they may have to put
: totack. The celery growers don t
: Hue it. ami when you come between i
HiFlorida celery grower and his eel- |
J it'? j::>t the same as trying to
UMr.) 3 \\:v: > of lier youiig.
governor Hoffman's Motives.
k yirnvmisiA N1 >1N(? the accusations
of critics in bis own
sate, ii's hard to believe New JerGovernor
Hodman was actuatB
by .political ambition In the
Hccurse he took in this ghastly
BHs^tmnu case, because, while he
Hcrtated for himself a strong per soral
following, so many of the boys
Bwln/d probably like to vote with his
Bskk are unfortunately being degtairei
at present in places like Sing
BSire and Ahatraz tind Leavenworth,
Brteie there's no voting done.
Lady Luck's Favorites.
of the main winners in the
recent sweepstakes, a mere
t'.hi. lamented being alone in the
B5 -I and having nobody to share
S .' I fort;:ne with. That'll be
sliest of the young man's
bile of forty eight hours he'll
"' re kinfolks than a Potomac
B-at. l',v the end of a week he'll be
st.reiy surrounded by an impenebrest
of previously unsus1
friends and well-wishers,
'"k promoters, automobile
Bp^'""' ln???e tUx collectors and
mi Hi"' ' ^i'ahce agents: alTectionate
' -- - Its
(object, matrimony and allin
the order named) and cltlon
f,.ot or hitch-hiking. As for
[it relatives. he'll begin think<
must he part P.elgian hare? J
they won't stay distant, either. <
'thin; renews old family ties (
coining into a large chunk of
* * *
New Spring Finery,
fill' do the new fashions al'
*'iiys light on the wrong fef,r
vice versa, as the case
^cn white shoes prevailed the
s,l"s with the most robust feet
11 to them uiianimoiisly, probably
s'loe mahc9 ?">'
to skirts climbed knee-high and j
11, I WHS 111^ j
' wUh the bow-legs who wore
ki^V %the highest, ijhe would.
whit's kind of startled
oil? '* ':"w VV1'1 pluck her
|j^K' r',ws. thereby enhancing the
Button ()f a sheered squinch owl.
now that bongs are cowing
Wm corning down?ttie style
1 be favored tirsl by the young
H^?r>who already resembles a newllnB
"itched robin and so could get
|lll w'th that sort of thing. It'll
Other than the middle aged
[IK: *' '"> is, as the [toot says, kind
H?0r-Hnr-i d to start with, and
|H?"" shod! need is a floral hnrseUK^0'
1 her neck to look like a
not for the foolish things
lM'-r ar' we S!>f?'ly . could say the
,1Sh things women wear are the
^cst tilings anybody ever wore
IRVIN S. COBB,
t W.NU iavtee.
Warranto n, North Carolii
f ^
Warren Record
Classified Rates
(a) One cent a word eacn Issue
(This Type)
I (b) 1 Vi Cents a Word
(This Type)
(c) Three Cents a
Word (This Type)
All abbreviations counted
wordti
Twenty-live Cents Minimum
Charge
Display Want Ads, 35c an
Inch
To Insure proper classification
Want Ads should be in this office
by noon Wednesday. ,
All Ads signed "Care Reeord"
Strictly Confidential
No Classified Ads
Charged
Exoept to Regular Display
AdvoftiaaM
iiuivt !? VI m
No Ada Received Over
Telephone
TOBACCO CROP INSURANCE?
against Hail. Insure now. Se<
S. M. Gardner. m-i
UNBREAKABLE CRYSTALS, ANTi
size. Loughlin-Goodwyn Co., Warrenton
11
WANTED?10 11/2-TON DUMI
trucks, haul sand bet-ween Littleton
and Roanoke Rapids, lonf
job. See J. C. Staurt on job.
ml?2tpcl
FIELD PEAS WANTED?WE WILI
buy field peas and pay you cash
or trade. If you prefer we wil
sell them for you on consignment
Bring them to our store. Jone:
Brothers, Warrenton, N. C.
FOR SALE ? R. I. CHICKS
9 cents each during May; 8 cents
each during June. Julia Dameron.
a24-m8-m2I
HAIL STORM INSURANCE?FIRI
Insurance. See S. M. Gardner.
1118
I AM "lOCATED AT NORLIN/
where I will be glad to give yoi
estimates on upholstering an<
finishing and repairing. I am alst
connected with the Home Furni
ture Exchange of Henderson wht
j have a full line of used and nev
j furniture. When in need of furn
iture, new or used, or repairs, se?
me. Cash or credit. Roy E
j Long. m8-2b
I WANTED?MAN WITH SMAL1
capital to operate Service Sta
tion near Warrenton. Write t<
Bex 168, Henderson, N. C. m
LEGAL NOTICES
! ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Having qualified as administratri:
for Miss Florence J. Lamb, late o
Warren county, N. C., this is t<
j notify all persons having claim:
against said estate to present sami
to me, properly verified, at) my homi
j at Macon on or before the 17th da;
of April, 1937, or this notice ma:
be pleaded in bar of recovery. A1
persons indebted to said estate wil
please make immediate settlement
This April 16, 1936.
HELEN THOMPSON,
al7-6t Administratrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
This is to notify all persons hav
ing claims against the estate of E
D. King, dee'd., will please presen
the same, properly itemized ant
_ * Urtfrtvo fV>n 1 cf.
vennea, un ui uciuj t vi*w
of May, 1937, or this notice will b
plead in bar of this recovery. A1
persons indebted to said estate wil
please settle now.
This 15th day of April, 1936.
M. S. HARRIS,
Administrator of R. D. King'
Estate.
S. G. Daniel, Atty for Administrate
Littleton, N. C. al6-6
NOTICE OF SALE
Under the power of a deed o
trust executed by W. H. B. Riggan
J. D. Riggan and wife, Agnes 1
Riggan, on May 25th, 1925, to tin
undersigned Trustee, to secure i
note therein described, and is re
THE HOI
T ll /^CELIA, FOR H
Him f {RUN DOWN STA1
Y J r*\ THOSE CHI LOP
@ jf/l 1 SOUNDING THAT
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TH1
corded in book 124, p. 148, office of <
Register of Deeds for Warren 1
county, default having been made j
in the payment thereof and at) the t
request of the holder, I will on the
12th day of May, 1936, at 12:30 p. j
m., at the Court House door in
Warrenton, North Carolina, sell to j
the highest bidder for cash, the '
following described land: t
Lying in North Carolina, River i
Township, Warren county, contain- t
ing thirty (30) acres, and known as ]
the Mollie E. Smith Place, and be- ?
gins at "Z. H. Evans corner near ^
Evan spring branch, then south 2 *
East 110 poles 13 links to a stone
in Z. E. Shearin line, then along 1
said line S. 89 East 42 poles to a
stone, then North 112 poles 10 links
to a stcne in Sol Shearin line, then
West 48 poles 10 links to the be- 1
! ginning. >
Dated and posted the 11th day of April,
1936.
al6-4t H. P. BONNEY, Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE S
Empowered by deed of trust exe- c
cuted by Edw. C. Wall, unmd., to I
W. H. Wesson, Trustee, Nov. 13, \
1928, recorded in Warren Registry t
in Book 130, page 234, upon default c
and at note-holder's request, I will
sell publicly to highest cash bidder, r
Court House doer, Warrenton, N. C?
May 30, 1936, one-fourth undivided
interest (subject to dower of
W. G. Wall's widow) in the following
lands in Roancke Township,
Warren County, N. C.:
Tract No. l.:That tract of land
containing 142 acres, more or less,
which was conveyed to W. G. Wall
by S. G. Moseley by deed dated Dec.
29, 1904, recorded in Warren Registry
in Bock 70, page 320.
Tract No. 2.: That tract of land
containing 3 acres, more or less,
which was conveyed to W. G. Wall
by S. J. Moseley by deed dated Jan.
li, 1904, recorded in said Registry
in Book 69, page 4.
Tract No. 3.: That certain tract
\ of land, containing one-half (1-2)
' acre, more or less, which was conveyed
by H. Birdsong Moseley to W.
G. Wall by deed dated March 3,
^ 1903, recorded in Warren Registry,
in Bcok 68, page 550.
j Specific reference is made to each
of the above recorded instruments
j for other and further description
5 and source and chain of title.
This 29th day of April, 1936.
W. H. WESSON, Trustee.
3 FRANK BANZET, Attorney. m4
NOTICE OF SALE *
2 Under the power of a deed of ?
C | trust executed by William Jones, i
j on March 18th? 1931, to the under- t
signed Trustee to secure the indebt- i
' edness therein described, said deed J
^ of trust having been recorded in j
Book 128, page 485 Warren Regis- i
3 try, default having been made in J
. the payment thereof, at the request
3 of the holder of the indebtedness
v I will, on Friday, May 29th., 1936,
- at 12:30 P. M., at the Court House J
e door in Warrenton, North Carolina, ,
' sell to the highest bidder for cash, j
c the following described tracts of <
j land: '
Tract No. 1. One lot of land sit- [
o uated in Wise, N. C., and bounded i
8. as follows: On the North by the 1
. | lands of Jimmie Phillips; on the l
East by the lands of Walter Thomas;
on the West by the lands of
i
I DISCO1
i
i A New Way T<
For selling. For buying,
ping. For getting real val
Try it. You'll be ready t
^ side of Columbus! But
e Hundreds of other peo
1 are ready to back up y<
too, have proved to the
s for quick, dependable t
r
The Warn
;> WANT
?!
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USE OF HA
lEAVEN'SSAKE.l I'LL BET
RS AND TELL j UTTLE Ht
LEW "TO STOP ) (THAT LIVE
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E WARREN RECORD
Drange Cobb; on the South by the:;
ands of Ralph Thomas, contain-}'
ng 3y2 acres and being known as 1
-he land of the late Lucy Thomas.
Tract No. 2. Begin at a stone,
vfary a. Davis corner in St. Tarn- 1
nany Road; Thence Northwardly
fO yards along said road to a stake;
-hence Eastwardly a due course to ,
i stake in J. W. Hawkins line; '
hence Southwardly along J. W. i
iawkins line 70 yards to a corner 1
stone in J. W. Hawkins and Mary
Tones corner; thence due west to 1
he beginning, containing five acres,
nore or less.
This April 24th? 1936.
W. C. Williams,
Trustee. (
?err & Kerr, ml-4tc ,
attorneys. 1
notice to voters of east '
warrenton precinct
Registration books will be open
Saturday, May 9th, through Satur- ;
lay, May 30, 1936, at office of !
farmers Mutual Exchange. Those '
vishing to register will please come '
o this office instead of Mayor's 1
sffice. ,
G. R. FRAZIER, Registrar,
n8-3t East Warrenton Precinct.
trustee's sale
By virtue of the authority re:ited
in a deed of trust executed on
he 25th day of February. 1916, by
i. u. King to s. u. uamei, trustee,
o secure a debt due to W. G.
Coppersmith, which deed is recordid
in the office of the Register of
Ceeds for Warren county, N. C., in
Cook 94 at page 208, default in the
>ayment and demand for a sale of
he land to pay said assignee of the
ame the secured debt, the underligned
trustee will on the 20th day
if May, 1936, in front of Donald
Sing's store in the Town of Littleon,
Warren County, N. C., at 11
I'clock a. m., expose to sale to the
lighest bidder for cash the followng
real estate:
Lying and being in the aforesaid
State and County, and more paricularly
described and defined as
ollows: Bounded on the North by
Ferguson or Salmon land; on the
Cast by the Little land; on South
>y lands of S. D. King and J. D.
Sing; on the West by Eugene
Tohnston and Alex Newsome lands,
insisting of two pieces of land and
cnown as the R. D. King Home
Place or the R. D. King Store
louse place, containing 20 acres,
ind one other known as the Eliza)eth
Harris tract, containing thir,y-three
acres (33) more or less, less
ibout 3 acres sold off these tracts
eaving about 50 acres now offered
Refreshing, Relief
When You Need a Laxative
Because 01 me reireeuuiK nun ?
rns brought them, t.hn?iBnnPU or map
tnd women, who could afford much
nore expensive laxatives, use BlackDraught
when needed. It Is very
economical, purely vegetable, highly
affective. . . Mr. J. Lejrter Roberson,
veil known hardware dealer at MarIns
vtlle, Vr., writes: "I certainly can
recommend Black-Draught as a splendid
sedlolne. ] have taken it tor constipation
wd the dull feelings that follow, and have
found It very satisfactory."
BLACK-DRAUGHT
KERED
o Get Results!
I
For renting. For swaplue.
And getting it fast!
o set yourself up alongyou
won't be the first,
pie in Warren County
aur explorations! They,
imselves that this plan
iction really works.
Record
r ADS
*
ZARDS
IT'S THAT
ARD KID J
^7eef\
sf%\
! " Wai
for sale. This propert yls located o
rarkell road near Epworth schoi
louse and church.
This 15th day of April, 1936.
S. G. DANIEL,
*16-4tc Trustee.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Whereas, on the 21st day <
August, 1934, Winnie P. Perry an
rollie Perry executed and delivere
unto W. O. McGibony, Trustee ft
Land Bank Commissioner, a certai
leed of trust which is recorded 1
the office of the Register of Deec
for Warren County, North Carolinj
In Bcok 137, at Page 487; and
Whereas, default has been mac
n the payment of the indebtedne:
hereby secured as therein provic
;d, and the trustee has been rt
juested by the owner and holdt
thereof to exercise the power t
sale therein contained:
Now, therefore, under and by vh
tue of the authority conferred b
the said deed of trust the undei
signed Trustee will on the 6th da
)f June, 1936, at the court hous
loor of Warren Covrnty, North Cai
ilina, at twelve o'clock noon offc
for sale to the highest bidder f<
Ad\
a
a a
Pro re
1
A
E
Then Why Should As
you desire
of the people of yo
tinue in season anc
vertising?to these
store and buy your
If you use on]
limit of your invit;
to the public, how
vnorl 1-lin TYiornVionH
icau mu mwi. vaiuxxu
houses their patro
your invitation fc
Christmas time, pj
purchase?
One is as consi
Make your in1
tions of the goods
a gallon of gasolin
them, not an exper
High sounding
er for your store?
ity of the goods a
ritory will have coi
you are offering th
Do not lose si]
gain. And it is also
price tag. Just as if
known firm, just tl
Advertising has mi
The more you
with the buying pu
your goods over an
its.
Profit by the 1
Business or no
THE V
eB*fi
Tenton, North Carolina
n cash, the following real estate: &
All that certain tract or parcel of *
land containing sixty-nine (69) 81
acres, more or less, known as part 2
of the Jones Spiring Tract, being in A
Sandy Creek Township, Warren 81
~ County, North Carolina, on the d
Warrenton Highway, about 12 miles g
West from Henderson, now in posld
session of Winnie P. Perry, bound- 8
!d ed on the North by the lands of s*
>r Junius Fields, on the East by the 1
11 lands of Collie Branch, on the n
n South by the lands of Nathan 21
Fields, and on the West by the N
a> lands of C. J. Fleming. Said tract *
of land is particularly described ac- ^
le cording to a plat prepared by T. C.
>s Gill, Surveyor, on the 28th day of "
I- July, 1934, as follows, to-wit: B
l~ Begin at an Oak on farm road,
!r Junius Fields and C. J. Fleming
corner, rim thence North 26 1-2 degrees
East 305 feet to branch; thence ?.
- on along the branch North 261-2 ?
>y degrees East 30 feet; thence North
- 651-2 degrees feast 174 feet, North
,y 46 1-2 degrees East 248 feet, North
:e 741-8 degrees East 250 feet, North w
46 3-4 degrees East 266 feet, North *
;r 501-4 degrees East 411 feet; North st
>r 88 1-8 degrees East 170 feet, North ci
ertising C
usiness Boosting Bulletin
toting Local Business Inte:
Published By
rHE WARREN RECORE
Hen Keeps On Scratching
iven If Worms Are Scars
A Merchant Stop Advertising Wh
and expect the contiual, all-yej
ur sales community, just that mi
V.
I out of season, your cordial in
customers that they do continu<
goods.
[y the Christmas and New Year
ation for patronage and for pre;
can you consistently kick if th
ise offerings in the catalogs and
nage. Throughout the year and
r rtAt.rnTifl.orp in the home D{
atronize you at that time wth
istent as the other.
citations for their patronage so <
so alluring, the quality of the oJ
e spent in reaching your store i
ise.
; words do not alone sell goods. ]
the words of your advertising ar<
re dependable?the buying publ
nfidence in what you tell them i
e very best merchandise at the lc
?ht of the fact that all men and
true that a bargain is not alwa
; is harder to get a purchaser for
lat much easier it is to sell men
ade popular.
advertise your store the more pop
blic. The more popular your stor<
d the oftener your turn-over, the
a
3EN. Worm or no worm, she sen
business, ADVERTISE.
BARREN RE(
By M
W IT AWT ANY
f CHIIOREH MAKJN6 THAI* Y/Zj
|NOISE-IT3 A BIG IJI^
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PAGE 7
43-4 degrees East; 262 feet. North
4)1-2 degrees East 134 feet, South
0|3?4 degrees East 156 feet, South
4)3-4 degrees East 150 feet to an
.sh, thence South 82 degrees East
D feet to Shocco Creek, thence
own said Creek South 20)1-3 derees
East 605.5 feet, thence South
) 1-4 degrees East 196 feett thence
outh 81 degrees East 467 feet to a
;ake on Highway, thence South
1-4 degrees West 700 feet to corer,
thence North 89 degrees West
)45 feet to stake, Fleming and
athan Fields corner, thence North
1-2 degrees West 300 feet to the
jginning.
Copy of said plat now being on
le with the Agent of the Land
ank Commissioner at Columbia,
outh Carolina.
This the 4th day of May, 1936.
i8-4t W. O. McOIBONY,
Trustee.
ULIUS BANZET, Agent
id Attorney for Trustee.
Farmers aire pfleased. generally,
ith the use of peat moss on toicco
plant beds this winter. Good
ands of vigorous plants were aelred,
they report.
|
hats |
For
a _
rests
)
r
i
e
len Business Is Dull
ir-round patronage
ich you should convitatibn?your
adi
to patronize your
's greetings as the
senting your goods
e community folks
give the mail-order
when they do see
mer along about
but a dollar or so
cordial,the descripffering
so hgh that
s an investment to
Establish a charactj
truthful, the qualic
of your sales terand
will know that
west possible price,
women love a barys
gauged by the
goods from an unchandise
in a store
lular it will become
a the more you turn
: greater your profatches.
^ORD
Tac Arthur
(W MOW WILL YOU DO
Mj[ I TOU) YOU AND R1K6 )
3 THE DOORBELL TO <
Jpk GETTHEREST , )
mk OF OUR FAMILY? /
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