February 1, 1924 Sal inK Scr PINEBLUFF lie M. E. Church, February 3rd: th School at 9:45 a. m. Preach- I 11 a. m. Community Praise (> at 7 o’clock p. m. \t the Baptist Church, February 3: P,.,. . inu- at 10:30 a. m. Sabbath i at 11 o’clock a. m. Community P, . . V Meeting on Thursday evening at P* p was saddened last week by the sudden passing away V. Joel S. Ives, of Meriden, Conn., spent the past ten winters •vilh his family. He and his U(M-, Miss Annie had gone to the ! of a friend and while there . ricken with apoplexy and pass- e(i -'.V iv in a few minutes. Rev. Ives haii 'H a very active and useful man V ill be greatly missed. He leaves V and one daughter. Miss Annie of ;vl' . he:- da'v’ furu' was aiiv a V mONENTS & TOMBSTONES If you are interested in Monu* nieius or Tombstones, Write Rockingham Marble Works ROCKINGHAM, N. C. A a and well selected stock of monuments tablets, elf. on hand at all times. Quality, work and r>ri; i‘S guaranteed. Equipped with latest pne iiiiatic machinery driven bv electricity. M. S. WEAVER Contractor AND Builder Estimates Furnished Aberdeen Southern Pines R. G. ROSSER, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Beasley Building, - VASS, N. C. DR. C. D. DAWKINS —DENTIST— Ofiice in Thomas-Womack Building CAMERON, N. C. Smith’s Garage Vass, N. C. Repairing and Supplies, Oils Gasoline, Accessories Auto Service BRICK! BRICK!! and two sons, to mourn his loss. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J. Austin, and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Gilbert united in giving a little birthday party to their c ildren, Elnor Austin, three years old January 29th; and Wilson L. Gil- bert, one year old January 29th, at the cozy home of Mr. and Mrs. Austin at Silver Springs. Mr. Arthur H. Guile has purchased a new Ford roadster of Hanford Fid- dner, agent for Mr. Beasley of Vass, N. C. Mr. Fiddner reports the pros pects are bright for future sales. Miss Baxter, of Boston, Mass., is spending the winter with her friend, Mrs. G. S. McFarland in her pleasant home in Packard Square. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Packard enter tained Rev. George S. Parker over the Sabbath day. Mr. Alexander Holbrook entertains the Pinebluff singers each Sunday evening at a song service at his home across from the M. E. Church. All singers are invited to attend these services which begin at eight o’clock p. ni. The community song service at the Methodist church begins at 7 p. m., so the singers can attend the other service. Miss Attie Newell and friend. Miss Flora Dickson, visited the home of her uncle, Mr. Talmadge Shaw at Pinehurst over the Sabbath day. Mr. W. D. Tuttle, of Woodbury, Conn., has bought the old library building on corner of Philadelphia avenue and Pecan street, and will re build and build on the old building and make his winter home here for his family. Mrs. R. W. Sturgis and daughter, Pollyanna, of Portsmouth, Va., are visiting at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Simpson on corner of Philadelphia avenue and Cherry street. Dr. R. W. Sturgis arrived in Pinebluff on Friday morning last, being summoned to at tend his little daughter, Pollyanna, who has been quite sick at the home of her aunt. Mr. Hiram House, of Canaseraga, N. Y., who is on a commercial trip through the South, called on his old friends and neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dimmick, one day last week. News arrived in town this morning of the arrival of dear little baby girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David L. Post at their home in Perry, N. Y. Her name is Mary Catharine Post. Pinebluff extends congratulations. Mr. David Post spent the winter in Pine bluff three years ago with his parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. E. Post and clerk ed in Mr. Cecil Farrell’s store. Mr. Suttenfield and Pullen are cer tainly doing things up fine on Pine bluff Heights. They are opening up Chicago avenue and extending Phila delphia and Baltimore avenues to their western boundary and the inter secting streets and selling off lots to parties who will build homes in the near future. Several lots have been sold, and many large buildings are in the air, and one going on its foun dation, as the ground is cleared and the first load of lumber arrived on the grounds today. Mr. and Mrs. Newell will build their new home on the cor ner of Baltimore avenue and Pecan street. The company announces the THE PILOT erection of a new 40-room hotel on Pullen Heights in the new north west section; also the erection of a large apartment store building on the cor ner of Baltimore avenue and Walnut street with apartments on second floor. The new building will be in Nuenburg style of architecture. A large block on corner of Baltimore avenue and Pecan street with a drug store, doctor’s office, dental parlors and a select school apartments are among some of the new- things talk ed about, and last but not least the da*m at Silver lake to be heightened and the lake enlarged and the dam at Lake Jay-Tee-Pee strengthened and filled with water again. The old golf course to be reopened and finished and enlarged. Miss Lydia Hutchings has bought the lots west of her property on New England avenue to and including the corner of New England avenue and Walnut street, which was a very prop- per thing for that young lady to do. The correspondent wishes to correct an impression which some may get from the statement that “some of our tourists arrived here in the blizzard of January 6th.” I should have said “from the blizzard,” because a big storm was raging north, and we al ways get a drop in the temperature here when it is very cold there. FOR SALE—A good team of farm mules, at a bargain. Write Box 137 Vass, N. C. Page Thret “The wall paint you can wash” Time cannot mar the beauty of Velumina- painted walls. They are coated with a dust- proof, grime-proof coat that even grease cannot penetrate. Finger-prints and stains can be washe<f off with plain soap and water. Velumina-painted walls can be perfectly cleat and sanitary. They will retain that first beautiful, glossless finish long after you would ordinarily have had to repaint or paper. Th>-k what economy Velumina means to yon when you do over your walls. May we show you^ yelumina is a Pittsburgh Proof Product. so. PINES WAREHOUSES, Inc. ^ SouChern IMnes. N. C. Send ten cents jor a eopp of *'What !• do and How to do it’* to Pittshurgk Plate Glass Co., Box 157S, Milwau kee, Wis., Dept. M . A guide to better homes. When you need brick it will pay you to get our prices. We sell only first- class brick. Write for prices. BENNER BRICK CO., Incorporated CARTHAGE, N. C. Hav your Eyes Examined by Expert. Cost is No More. an J. C. MANN, Eyesight Special- and Optician will be at Cheara* Store, Sanford, N. C., every r. esday in each week. Headache when caused by Eyestrain. , mce equipped with the latest exam- 'Tg instruments. When he fits you glasses you have the satisfac- of knowing that they are correct, v eak eyes of children should receive «Apert attention; take your child to Remember that he is in Sanford ery Wednesday from 10 A. M. to ^ M. EXECUTOR’S NOTICE The undersigned, having qualified as Executor to the Will of J. D. A. Brown, Deceased, all persons having claims against the Estate of said de ceased will present them duly authen ticated on or before January 17th, 1925, or this Notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate please make immediate payment. This 14th day of January, 1924. J. W. GRAHAM, Executor. Aberdeen, N. C. ABERDEEN HOTEL BARBER SHOP Three Chairs - Shower Baths Morgan & Herring, Props s We are now in position to Charge and Repair DR. E. M. MEDLIN DENTIST X-RAY DIAGNOSIS Offices 1, 2 and 3, Johnson Bld’g. ABERDEEN, N. C. Hours, 9-5 ’Phone 31 Batteries of all kinds Oeasley Motor Oo. WANTED Dressmaking, Beading and Embroidering to do. Please call for GLADYS MILLER at Alberta Cottage, Pinebluff, N. C. NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of POwer of sale contained in a certain deed of trust executed by C. W. Hembling ami wife Lillian M. Hembling to W. D. Matthews, trustee, on the first day ot March, 1922, and recorded m the of fice of the Register of Deeds of ^oore County, North Carolina, m Book 36, page 281 to secure the payments of certain notes and indebtedness therem described, default haying been rnade in the payment of said notes debtedness, the holder thereof having applied to the undersigned trustee to foreclose with the power of sale there in contained, the undersigned trustee will, on the 11th day of February, 1924 at 12 o’clock noon, at the (.ourt House door in Moore County, North Carolina expose for public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, the following described land: i i. j. ^ Beginning at a stake about two miles from the Town of Vass on the Highway between Vass and Carthage bv way of Union church, thence North 81-65 West 142 feet; thence. North 73 West 680 feet to a stake at corner; thence. North 3651 feet to corner at J. D. Richardson’s line; thence, ,'50uth 75-10 East 830 feet along J. D* Rich ardson’s line to a stake; thence, South 3658 feet to the beginning; contain ing 63.69 acres more or less; the above land is a part of a parcel of land known as the J. F. Cole tract, and surveyed by the Atlantic Coast Realty Co. December 16-18, 1918, this tract being known as ^^ct No. 2. This the 10th day of January, 1924. (Feb*l) W. D. Matthews, Trustee. liiniiiniiMiiiiiin I Tliat Knollwood Sale Last Week Tells the Story of Knollwood Prospects When a new road was begun a few weeks ago to connect Southern Pines and Knollwood Village, and building sites were staked out, and notice was given five days before the sale that a sale would be held, and that sale disposes of some seventy lots at a minimum of $150 a lot in a couple of hours, it is clear that Knollwood Village has the unbounded confidence of people who are figuring on homes and on investment. Knollwood Village Will be one of the most favored centers of development in the state and the prices asked now for locations are as cheap comparatively as the prices of twenty dollars an acre that prevailed in the neighborhood five or ten years ago for similar land. This stuff is moving right along, but prices nver move but in one direction. Better make your selection while you have so much to pick from. A. S. NEWCOMB & CO. Selling Agents Pinehurst, North Carolina [HI

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