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SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION Splended Small Farms, The E. J. Conklin Hilliard Farm Subdivided, On Plymouth to Roper Road, 3 Miles from Plymouth, 6 Miles from Roper, N. C. Wednesday, October 30 Free Prizes * Dinner Served by Red Cross - - Brass Band 10:30 A.M. These days a man is mighty wise to watch closely just where he is putting his money from a standpoint of safety. Remember that whenyou buy farm land, nobody can run away with it. You are the general manager of it. It produced crops that are absolutely neccessary, therefore, you are bound to be safe when buy small farms. Think this over, neighbor, then follow your good judgement by purchasing small farms at our sale of the E . J.Conklin Hilliard farm subdivided, Wednesday Oct. 30th, 10s30 A. M. DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPERTY TO BE OFFERED * • ** r High-grade small farms, the E. J, Conklin Hillard farm subdevided, on the Plymouth to Roper road, 3 mile from Plymouth, 6 miles fron; Roper, N. C. (iood neigh lutrhood; school close by; about 7*2 acres of lahd with about 300 acres cleared. Your price. Extremely easy terms. Light and heavy sandy loam top soil, clay subsoil, that produces good crops of corn, cotton, peanuts, Irish potatoes, peas, etc. Average yield per acre of cleared land 800 pounds of tobacco, one bale of cotton; 8 barrells of corn; 100 bushels of peanuts, or So harrelTs of potatoes per acre. Splendid stock farm, land well drained. Ample cord wood for farm purposes; splendee buildings; six good dwelling houses; four barnes, two silos, tobacco harries, other outbuildings. These tracts have a road trontage Splended'road being built through this property to Roper. Inspect the place today, then be sure to meet us on the ground, Wed. Oct.- 30th, 10:30 A. M. EASY TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER Sale Conducted By Atlantic Coast Realty Company v The Name That Justifies Your Confidence OKKICI'.S: Greenville, North Carolina and Petersburg, Virginia Washington-Beaufort Land Co., Washington, N. C., Local Agents FISH FERTILIZER m ANNOUNCEMENT 1 V '• f / $ Jg - J To the Farmers of North Carolina "V N . This is to advise that we have purchased the largest menhaden fish -1 W 4 ng factory in the north located at Hicks Island, Long Island, New York ind taken over a lease on a large menhaden fishing plant at Lewis, Del. In taking over these northen plants, we have secured several thousand ons of fish scrap in addition to scrap we have allready made in North Carolina. The North Carolina plant, Hicks Island plant and the Lewes, Deleware plant, tave handled to September first, igiß over 195,000 barrells of fish, with a net profit to his company o.f over $^50,000. ______ # * We catch more fish, and a better grade of fish, during the fall fishing n North Carolina, than at any other time of the year. We regard the easoi) as only abouf one-half over on September Ist. The combined capacity of these plants will permit us to supply the North Carolina rmers witV more fish scrap annually than they have ever heretofore had the opportunity to v ✓ ! -cure. \ . . •' : „ y. ' - : :■ , t. Write haw you can secure your fish scrap at wholesale prices THE FISHERIES PRODUCTS COMPANY Wilmington, North Carolina Farms and Town property FOR SALE In Virginia ami North Carolina. Also wanting farmers to list their farms with me to sell 6- H KRTFORD lIOTKI, This istthe only Hotel in town of Hertford, N. C.~ A iu*w three, story wood buildidg oi 32 rooms i 1 [a lot KM) by 280 feet, I! yoju carf to run a Hotel, this is a cinch. 3 Lots With Stork Buii.imn;s On Samk in center of Imsiness district of Wirifall, N. C. Now ow e«n>y Alou/o White, Reasons fin selling, wants to retire from active business life. Ai,so Town I„ots With Dwki.i.inos In City Ui- Sufwk'k , Va, FARMERS! Now is your chance of a -life time to buy farms cheap, L am selling and buying farms all the tini Will cite you a few special bargains. The W. I', Hudgins Farm known as the John H, Ferry (deceased) farm at Helvidere, N. C; Henry C. Chappell Farm near Ryland, N. C. The J.I). Twine harm saw .mill, plaining mill and edger and an up-to-date cctton gin with an u ditional lot of new machinery not yet i>nt up. This property is situated 1 14 miles Cannon's Ferry and 1-2 miles Woodley's Wharf Vn Chowan River, twojniles of Ryland station on Norfolk Southern Railroat Really this is the be st business stand in Chowan, N. C. It faces two county roads, being in fork of roads ; Hudsons. Fine stand for wheat Hour, and cornmeal mill to attach to present machinery, also ho bettt stand for a inecchantik: business. Thisfarm Ijas every ..advantage for business and farming—four dwelling cn same, Will sell cheap to quick buyer. _ . _ „ , —•— ,—. — • —-FlweeTafiTiso\viiwlTiy-Ttr'Ti -Savage, Coiapeake,' N. C, .... r Jim Hare farm near Sunbury, N. C, - v , J, W, Baggett Home Farm—3/1-.2 miles of Whaleyville, Va. Sain VVilkins farm near Bosley, N. C. —Cleveland Hranton farm near Drum Hill, N. C. C, O, Fdwards farm near Sunbury, N. C. ' j Charlie Jackson farm near Drum Hill, N. C. J. Thomas Savage farm near Drum Hill, N. C, . The T. W. Savage (deceased) farm known as the Red farm at Mannings Station on Sonthern Rail road —only 4 miles of Suffolk, Va. This farm is near Church and High School right at station and sav mill - as fine as Virginia can boast of. These are just a few of the properties I am offering for sale, MR. INVESTOR Now is your chance of a life time to buy while farm and town properties are selling cheap. These properties were bought when everybody was blue—crops looked sorry—labor scarce—and th ' prospects of a lonx and bitter war ahead of us. With these conditions facing them the farmers natural?' wanted to uaload on the other fellow, but it is now the reverse. The war will soon be history—we've go the. boclie on fhe trot—prices of land products are high—there will soon be plenty of labor —then farm can't be puchased at any price. W1IV? Because they will be a letter investment than a Klondike Gol- Mine, Buvkrh AnD Ski.i.kks Gbt Busy, * Write me and whisper your wants and I'll do thp rest. Am stopping at the Nan&emond Hotel, Suf H. P. Winslow - REALTY AGENT P.0.80x 419, Suffolk, Va.
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