SALE OF FARM
LAND
Under the authority conferre
upon me by that deed of truste*
cuted, by Richard Bailey and wit
_ Louisa Bailey, to nie as Trustee o
February 20th, 1924, and recorde
in the Person County Registry 1
r Book 5, Page i 221, default havta
been made fn the payment of th
bonds secured thereby and at tb
request of the holder thereof,
will on
Monday, October 8th, 1934
sell at public auction to the high
* est bidder for cash at twelve <12
o'clock noon, at the courthouse doo
in RoxHoro, N. C., the followini
land conveyed by said deed of trui
to-wit:
One tract containing fifteen ac
res, more or less, situate to th
North of the Roxboro and Aliens
ville road, about three miles froi
the town of Roxboro. Said tra<
of land is bounded on the Nort
by lands of John Ed Perkins, o
the East by lands of Sam Wilsoi
on the South by lands of Jorda:
Bailey, and on the West by lane
of Sam Wilson. This is that tra<
of land deeded to Richard Baile
by J. C. Pass by deed recorded 1
the office of the Register of Deec
of Person County in Book 21, pag
369, reference to which is hereb
made for full and accurate descrip
tion of sa<d tract of land.
Also one tract of land uontalnta
^fifty-four acres, more or less, si
feuate, lying and being to the Nort
^>f the Roxboro-Aliensvllle roa<
about three miles from the town c
Roxboro, ~ in Roxboro Townshli
-Icounty of Person, the same beta
the place on which Richard Baile
now lives, and being bounded on tb
North by lands of Sam Wilson, o
the East by E. E. Bradsher and /
A. Burch, formerly Mon Robertso:
place on the South by Jordan Ba1
ley, and on the West by Sam Wil
son. On this tract there is a pric
mortgage, same beh)g executed t
the North Carolina Joint Stoc
Land Bank of Durham, recorde
in the office of the Register t
Deeds of Person County in Pari
Loan Book 1.
Said sale will be made subjee
to a first deed of trust on tract N
2 and subject to any unpaid taxe
Purchaser will be required to Tie
posifce- 10 pier cent-of?b4d-prjee a
an evidence of good faith.
This September 5th, 1934.
R. P. Burns, Trustee.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Under and by virtue of the term
of that deed of trust executed b
Willie Bryant and wife Bettie Bry
ant on August 30th, 1933, to th
undersigned Trustee, and recorde
in Book 7, page 264, Register's Offic
of Person County, default havin
been made in the payment of th
note secured thereby, and upon re
quest of the holder thereof, I wil
as Trustee, on
Saturday, October 13th, 1934, a
twelve o'clock Noon at the Court
house door in Roxboro, North Care
~ lina.
SeP to the highest bidder at pub
lie auction for fash the followin
described real estate, to-wit: ,
Lying in Roxboro Township, an
being in that part of the Town c
Roxboro known as Woodland Height
it being Lots Nos. 33, 34, 36. 37 an
38 of Woodland Heights as shown b
plat recorded in Register's Office c
Person County, in Book 16, pag
1143, Lots Noe. 33 and 34 each front
ling SO ft. on High Street; Lots Noe
. 136, 37 and 38 each fronting 83 ft
I on Broad Street. Also lots Noe. 7!
d and 76 of Woodland Heights, eacl
?-1 of said lots fronting 52 ft. on Broat
e. Street, these being the lots former
a1 ly conveyed by J. J. H. Perkins anc
d {A. J. Dixon. - See. deed from Perkim
n to Dixon In Book 30, page 141, anc
from Dixon to Hobgood, Book 30
page 147. Also deed from T. C
Broolta. Trustee, to W. 8. Hobgood
and being the lots conveyed to Wil
lie Bryant by Roxboro Building &
Loan Association.
This September 13th, 1934.
L. M. Carlton, Trustee.
NOTICE SALE OF
land;:
? IV
Urftfer and by virtue'of the au
thority conferred upon rue by a cer
n tain deed of trust executed on the
;t, 2nd day of December, 1937, anc
h duly recorded in the office of th<
n Register of Deeds of Person Coun
ty in Book No. 8, at page 53, de
fault having been made In th<
payment of the note secured by sale
deed of trust and at the request o!
I
y the holder of said note and accord
ing to the terms of said deed ol
trust, I will on Saturday, Octobei
27, 1934, at 12 o'clock Noon, in front
of the courthouse door, in Roxboro
North Carolina, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the land conveyec
In said deed of'trust, to-wit:
Beginning at an iron stake J. B
Barnett's corner on Lamar Street
in the Town of Roxboro, Nortl
Carolina, running thence with Bar
nett's line in an Easterly directior
Bradsher's line; thence with hei
line in a Southerly direction 73 feet
to a stake W. R. Woody's corner
thence with Woody's line In t
Westerly direction 172 feet tc
Woody'-- corner on Lamar Street
thence with Lamar Street in e
Northerly direction 105 feet to thi
beginning.
This September 25, 1934.
N. Lunsford, Trustee
o
SALE OF FARM
PROPERTY
Under the authority conferred
upon me In that certain deed ol
trust-dated October 25th, 1927, anc
recorded In the Person County Reg
j istry in Book 6. page 14. executec
I bv Albert Thomas and wife, J&artlu
j Thomas, to me as Trustee, default
j having been m.'de In the payment 01
, the bonds secured thereby and at
s | the request of the holder thereof ]
y | will on
- ! "MONDAY. OCTOBER 22nd, 1934,
e at th courthouse door In' Roxboro
d sell at public auction, to the high
e , est bidder, for cash, at twelve (12
g o'clock noon, the following trac'
e of land lying and being In Persor
County, described as follows, to-wit
BEGINNING at % rock on the olt
Allensville and Five Ford roat
southeast -corner of a school hous<
lot near Harris Hill Baptist Churct
(colored); thence North with schoo
house lot line, thence East 70 yard
to a comer in Harris Hill Churct
lot; thence North with said Churct
line and Henry Lawson and H. W
Harris line to stump in Harris am
B. Yancev corner; thence with B
Yancey line to hickory in B. Yan
cey and Joe Snow line; thenc<
y | South with Joe Snow line U
>f the old Allensville and Flv<
:e | Fork road a planted rock, thenc"
Palmer Stpne Works
ALBEMARLE, N. C.
Many disinterested parties tell us that they can
go through a cemetery and point out PALMER'S
MEMORIALS?THEY ARE THE BEST?The best is
none too good for your departed loved one. If you do
not know what to select, write us today, we
have had more than t hirty years experience and
believe we can help you. No obligation on your part.
We have more than 200 nice memorials on our show
yard at our new plant for you to select from. Come
to see us.
BE "POUND FOOLISH" IF YOU
WILL, BUT FOR GOODNESS SAKE
DON'T BE "PENNY WISE"
And let a few pennies decide your choice between
honest-to-goodness quality Flour and inferior
grades that will barely pass and nobody enjoy. Ask
for
White Satin - Silver Leaf - White Rose
It will be wise spending to pay a small differ
ence if necessary and have bread that will satisfy.
Take a small sack of DAN VALLEY to the folks
at home for special bakings.
Dan Valley Mills
Danville, Va.
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'with said road to the beginning,
containing forty nine acres, more
. or less, flee deed from J. C. and J.i
i C. Pass, Trustee, to W. T. Pass.
1 Purchaser will, at the sale, be re
1 quired to. deposit 10% of the bid
? price as an evidence of good faith. I
1 This the 31st day- of September,
s 1934. - .
1 W. R. JONfeS. Trustee.
NOTICE SALE OF
LAND
Under and by virtue of the au
thority conferred upon us by a
certain deed of trust executed by i
Cy Winstead. *pd. wife, Mary Win
stead, ..on the 1st "(lay of ,Mafth,
j 19J9, and duly recorded in the o{-.\
pee of the Register qf Deeds of
Person County in deed, of trust
Book 3, at page 560, default having
been made In the payment of the
note secured by said deed of trust
and as in said deed of trust pro
vided, the undersigned administra
tors of T. C. Brooks, trustee, will on
Monday, October 8, 1934, at 12
o'clock Noon, in front of the court- j
house door in Roxboro, North Caro- j
lina, sell to the highest bidedr, for
cash, the land conveyed in said deed '
of trust, to-wit:
Lying and being in -^Roxboro
Township, Person County, North
Carolina, bonded on the North by
the estate of J. A. Long; on the,
East by the lands formerly owned
by Geo. W. Barnett; on the South
by heirs' of J. C. Clayton and on
the West by lands oi J. S. W. Long,
containing 63 acres, more or less,!
and being the land sold and con
veyed to Cy Winstead by Lester
Clayton, administrator of Jim Clay
ton. Also 1-4 undivided Interest In
that certain tract of land lying and
being In Person County, adjoining
lands of John Harris, Will Carver,
.lit- ? ??
Why
Ligaid Laxatives
I are Back in Favor
The public is fast returning to thejise
of liquid ? laxatives. People have
learned that the right dose of a
properly prepared liquid laxative will
bring a more natural movement with-1
out any discomfort at the time, or
after.
The dose of a liquid laxative can be
varied to suit the needs of the in
dividual. The action can thus be
regulated. A child, is easily given the
right dose. And mild liquid laxatives
do not irritate the kidneys.
Doctors are generally agreed that
senna is a natural laxative. It does
not drain the system like the cathar
tics that leave you so thirsty. Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a liquid
laxative which relies, on senna for its
laxative action. It gently helps the
average person's constipated bowels
until nature restores their regularity.
You can always get Dr. Caldwell's
Syrup Pepsin at any drug store, ready
for use.
J. A. Long estate et al, containing
25 acres, more or less, and known
as th& George Winstead place.
This September 6, 1034.
Mrs. D. L. Brooks,
T. Carlyle Brooks, Admrs.
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The 36 wheat growers in Burke
County who signed adjustment con
tracts wyre permitted to plant 461 j
acres and actually planted 418 ac
cording to final compliance figures.
THE STRANGEST COUNTRY
IN THE WORLD. An Intereatinc
Article About the Mysterious Land
of M-Znb in the Heart af the Sa
hara, with Bare and Unusual Illus
trations. Read About It in The
American Weekly, the Magazine
Distributed with the BALTIMORE
SUNDAY AMERICAN, IaW of
September 30. Buy your copy from
your favorite newsdealer or news
boy.
' The studio of Mrs. L. L. Turner, formerly at Ellis
Stone & Co.'s two years, now located at Efird's De
partment Store, fourth floor, where she will be glad
to welcome former customers as well as new ones.
8 x 10 Photos J&1.Q0 each. Where three are or
dered one" wilThe hand colored in oil free of charge.
Porcelain Miniatures in .gold finished frames $5.00
and $6.00.
We copy old photographs and enlarge from kodak
films.
The Photo Shoppe
At Efird's D?pt. Store
Durham North Carolina
Onslow farmers continue to re
joice over tobaccp prices and are
paying taxes, back debts and gov
ernmental loans. Eighty-seven bor
rowers from the production credit
association have fully repaid loans.
Visitors to our Funer
al Hpme are impressed
fey the efficiency shown
in every, detail of man
agement and equipment.
They are particularly
pleased to learn that this
efficiency lowers costs
while at the same time
provides an unusually
fine quality of service.
Visit us whenever in the
neighborhood.
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FUNERAL
HOME
Ambulance Service
Anywhere Anytime
Coming Attractions
WILL'S CAREER
BEGAN IN TENT
The cattle business lost Will Rog
ers as a seriously Interested parti
cipant after he had spent a year
with a circus in Australia. Will's
latest Pox picture, "Judge Priest,"
will come to the Palace on Monday
and Tuesday, Oct. 8-9th.
I "Yes, sir, when I s-ome back from
Australia I was an actor sure
! enough," the Oklahoman admits.
. "Nothing could keep me from acting
I after that. I guess I'd have acted
, for nothing if I could have got paid
(. for it.'-'
E Youthful wanderlust took Rogers
, to Australia and he joined the
Wirth Brothers Circus as a means
of paying expenses while "seeing
the coifntr?." He did a roping and
vaulting, act. \ V j
George Wirth, co-owner of t?e"
? circus, saw his first motion picture
t scene in the making whin he vis- !
j ited Rogers on the "Judge Priest" j
. set at the Fox Film studio. It was
j the first time Rogers and his ex
j employer had met in 30 years.
i LURE OF WOMAN
! PICTURED IN 'OF
i HUMAN BONDAGE'
? I What is the secret of the strange
' power that coarse women so fre
? quently exercise over men? j
[ Historians have pondered the
j question, philosophers have argued
;!
lit, and psychologists have made It
SPECIAL SHOWS
FRIDAY NIGHT AT 11:30
SATURDAY MORNING AT 10:30
Bis song of
LOVE ECHOED
IN HER HEART!
:30
i
A Fox Picture with
Pat Faterson
Nils /\stFier
Herbert Mundin
Harry Oreen
Henry B. W^altbiall
Produced by John Stone
? Directed by James Ttnlins
x>x umi* upnu r naav ."Slgnt At
11:15; Picture 11:30. A dm. 26c. f
Box Office Opens Saturday Morning
10:15; Picture 10:30. Adm. 10-Mc. j
Morning Matinee 10:30; Afternoon
3:15-3,45; Even. 7:15-9. Adna 10-26<;
V' . / V
?i .
the subject of.learned tomes. And
still the discussion rages, with the
mystery as yet unsolved.
Philip Carey, the medical student
hero of Somerset Maugham's novel,
"Of Human Bondage," believes that
he has an answer. Every human be- j
ing is in bondage to someone or
Something, he thinks. That is the
way he explains the hold a cheap,
heartless girl has upon him.
Leslie Howard creates the poig
nantly human character of Philip ,
Carey in RKO-Radio's version of
the Maugham novel, and Bette Davis
plays the girl who shatters his
ideals, mocks his manhood, and yeti
holds him her helpless slave.
Kay Johnson and Prances Dee
portray women of opposite type who
strive to free the man they both
love from the bondage in which he
is held.
This intensely interesting drama
comes to the Palace Friday, Oct. 5.
From Thursday, Oct. 4
To Wednesd'y. Oct. 10
Thursday, Oct. 4th
Zazu Pitts, Slim Summerville with
Kay Johnson, Bruce Cabot, Ralph
Morgan, Julie Haydon in
"Their Big Moment"
Broadway Brevity "Service With A
Smile"
No morning matinee. Special La
daies matinee 3:15: Two for price of
one-26c. Even. 7:15-9. Adm. 10-26C.
Friday, Oct. 5th
Leslie Howard with .Bettie Davis
Frances Dee in W. Somerset
Maoghan's Gripping Story
"Of Human Bondage"
Episode Np. 11 "Vanishing Shadow"
Scrappy Cartoon "The Auto Show"
Morning matinee 10:30, afternoon
15-3:45:
3:15-3:45; even. 7:15-9. Adm. 10-26c
SPECIAL SHOWS
FRIDAY NIGHT AT 11:30
SATURDAY MORNING 10:30
"Pat" Patfrson, Nils Anther, Herbert
MundJn, Harry Green in
"Love Time"
Radio Cartoon "Century; M Piogicas
For 1934"
Box office opens Friday night 11:15.
picture at 11:30. All seats 26c.
Box office opens Saturday morning
10:15, pifcture at 10:30. Adm. 10-28c
NOTICE T O
OUR PATRONS
All ladies attending the
Palace Theatre during the
week of Oct. 8th, are request
ed to register in the lobby be
fore entering. This includes
all over six'years of age. How
ever, it is most important that
no one registers more than
once. *
We shall appreciate your
cooperation in this connection.
Asther Says Lights
Fade Studio Eyes ?
Nils Asther says he doesnt par- 1,
tioularly care whether anyone be- ,
lieves this?but it's true anyway, i
He says his eyes were once black.:.
But since he has been working un- ,
der the strong lights used in motioi
picture studios they have becom<
gray-green. He insists the light
have faded them.
Asther was selected by Pox Filn
as the player to portray the charac
ter of Franz Schubert in "Lovi
rime," which comes for Specia
Shows Friday night and Saturdaj
morning at the Palace.
o
NEW VILLIAN
The newest recruit to the legior
Df Hollywood's smiling villians is
Arthur Pierson, who was selected tc
play a role in Paramount's "Yoi
Belong To Me," coming Wednesday
Oct. 10, to the palace Theatre, witt
Lee Tracy, 'Helen Mack, and Heler
Morgan in the featured roles.
Pierson was selected, after ar
exhaustive search of available play
ers by Director Alfred Werker, t(
play the part of the handsomf
vaudeville actor who must senc
Helen Mack to her death in the pic
i ture and be cruel to her little son,
- played bf David Jack Holt.
5 0
i Oland A 'Natural'
ji For Charlie Chan
i! ???
There isn't another actor on the
stage or screen capabel ol playing
stage or screen capable of playing
detective, with the conviction of
Warner Oland.
This is the unqualified opinion of
I Eugene Forde, who guided the fllm
' ing of Chan's newest screen prob
' lem, "Charlie Chan In London,"
1 which comes to the Palace Theatre
on Saturday, October 6th.
"Their Big Moment," mystery
thriller starring Zasu Pitts and Slim
Summerville, comes to the Patace
-1 Theatre Thursday, Oct. 4. Other
) players include Kay Johnson, Julie
> Haydon. Ralph Morgan, Bruce Ca
1 bot, William Gaxton. Tamara Geva
? and J. Huntley Gordon.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, OCT. 8-9TH
Who is Judee Priest?
"The figures in this story are familiar ghosts of
my own boyhood. The War between the States
was over, but its tragedies and comedies haunt
ed every grown mans mind, and the stories
that wfere swapped took deep root in my mem
ory. Down yonder there was one man I ca&e
especially to admire, for lie seemed typical of
the tolerance of that day and the- wisdom of
that almost vanished generation. I called him
Judge Priest and I tried to draw reasonably fair
likenesses of him and his neighbors and the
town in which he lived.
Let Irv:n S.
Cobb tela you
Saturday, Oct. 6th
Warner OLand wtth Drur Leyton.
Raymond MJUand. Mona Barrie In
"Charlie Chan in Lon
, don"
Radio Cartoon "Old Maid's Mistake"
Terryt'n Car t "Owl and Pu?y Oat"
Continuous -Shows Starting at 2:30.
Admission:, 10-26c.
Mon.-Tues., Oct. 8-9,
Will. Rogers with Tom Brown, Bo
chelle Hudson. Stepln Fetchitt In
Irrln 8. Cobb's
"Judge Priest"
Kin* Sogkrw Com. "Mjagtc Mummy.'
PARAMOUNT SOUND NEWS
Morning matinee 10:30. afternoon
3:15-3:45. No matinees Tuesday.
Evenings 7:15-9:00. Adm. 10-26C
Wednesday, Oct. 10th
i Lee Tracy. Helen Mack in
"You Belong To Me'
Son* Hit "Manhattan l ullaby"
Melody Masters: JoHy Good Fellows
.??
Morning matinee 10:30, afternoon
" 15-3:45;
3:15-3:45; evening: 6:45-8:15-9:15. |
? Admission 10c.
.<? A FOX Picture with
BROWN ANITA LOUISE
ROCHELLf HUDSON
HENRY B. WALTHALL
OAVID LANDAU .w STEPIN FETCHIT
Produced by Sol M. Wurtttl ,
Directed by Job, Ford J
ADM18SIO; 5NO MATINEES TUESDAY; EVENINGS 7:15-1 :M.
NOONH3XJV 33NIXVW 9N1NMO; N IS-Mo.