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THE ROANOKE BEACON C. V. W. AUSBON r:4rv:,.. C. S. AUSBON PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. Plymouth, N. C, Friday, December 8, 1916. ESS Do Your Christmas Shopping Early The public at interest It is not alone the newspapers of the country which are at in terest in the increasing cost of newsprint paper. That, news paper enterprises are being bad ly hit by the vast increase in the cost of paper is a heavy burden upon them, and it means that the weaker will be forced to the wall unless the public bears part of the pressure on finances of the publishers. And so the pub lic is concerned in the exorbitant charges being made for print pa per. Already newspapers through out the country have found it ab solutely necessary to advance ' the subscription rates of their papers. It is certain that other papers will have to do the same thing. It seems that it will not be long before it will be necess ary to increase the pi ices charg ed advertisers in order that newspapers may be able to stem the tide of the incoming waves of high prices. What has come shows I hat in a larger degree the public, the men and the women who buyj newspapers, will De called upon to meet the increased cost of publication. So it is that the public is at interest in the mat ter of the newspapers securing relief, in developing some plan by which the cost of newsprint paper be reduced. In all cf the States the newspaper men have been casting about for ways and means to meet the situation, but as yet nothing is in sight except retrenchment in every depart ment of newspaper work, the elimination of the entire free list, and close attention to the waste of paper in every way. The Trade Commission on Dec ember 12 again takes up the matter of the print papr ,-ituation and the newspaper men are to be represented in the hearings before that body, an endeavor to be made to discover why the paper makers have arbitrarily advanced the price of print papr Plans are being made to carry to Congress the appeal of the news papers for releif , and a call is to be made to the country at large that the people urge upon Con gress such legislation as will aid in restoring conditions to the normal. Every man, every wo man, who reads a paper is 0 in terest, and fr.tm all portions of the country letters should go to me uepreatatives ana senars in Congress asking that some action be taken which will b&f value in ending the exorbitant prices for newsprint paper, for this is certainly in restraint of trade. It has been the habit of the people to call upon the news papers for aid. Now the news papers call upon the people to aid them, and in so doing to aid themselves. Exchange therein 'described registered and con firmed pursuant to Chapter 90 of the Public Laws of 1913 and that summons has been issued, on Thursday, January 4, 1H17, at 1:00 o'clock 1 M., at the of fice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Washington County. The said land is situate in the County of Washington, State of North Caroliua, adjoining the lands of The Interstate Cooperage Com pany and the parties above named, and is particularly described as follows, to wit : FIRST TRACT : Beginning at an iron stake in the center ot the McKae Canal, The Interstate Cooperage Company's corner in the Roulnac Line, and run ning with the center of said canal North 4 degrees 8 minutes East 10921 feet to an iron stake in the centerof said canal; thence South 86 East 9025 feet with the South edge of the one-half mile ditch and the same1 course continued 1128 feet to an iron stake, the total distance along said line being 10153 feet; thence from said iron stake South 20 East 684 feet to an iron stake by a black gum ; then South 44 degrees 15 minutes East 139 feet to an iron stake ; then North 33 degrees 43 minutes East 1193 feet to an iron stake by a sweet gum ; thence South (33 degrees 43 minutes East 2735 feet to an iron stake in a sweet gum stump ; then South 55 degrees 12 min utes East 1220 feet to an iron stake ; thence South 19 degrees 3 minutes West 147S feet to an iron stake by a pine stump; then South 7(5 degrees 8 minutes East 2382 feet to an iron stake by a holly ; then North 50 degrees . 15 minutes East 383 feet to an iron stake by a black gum ; thence South 33 de grees 20 minutes East 2379 feet to an iron stake by a large cypress on the bank of Kendrlcks Creek ; then down the various courses of Kendricks Creek to an iron stake by a pine standing North 72 degrees East 207 feet from said cypress ; thence South S4 degrees 35 minutes East 1451 feet to an iron stake in the Western edue of the Nor folk Southern Railroad right of way, the same being 100 feet from the center of said railroad ; theace with the West ern edge of said light of way with a course whose long cord is 19 degrees 15 minutes West 675 feet to the point of curve of said right of way; thence South 20 degrees West 7323 feet with the Western line of said right of way to an iron stake ; thence North 50 degrees 30 minutes West 1982.5 feet to an iron stake ; thence North 80 degrees West 15,510 feet to the beginning ; contain ing 43S3 acres. SECOND TRACT : Beginning at an iron murker in E. W. Ayers line, stand ing North 70 deg. 20 min. East G5S feet from what is known as the blazed oak corner, and running thence North 18 j deg. 20 min. West 1558 to an iron mar ! ker by an oak stump, thence South 27 00 min. East 043 feet to an iron marker. thciicc South 87 dog. East 333 fet to an iioii marker in the edge of the Turn l'ike Ditch, thence North 0 deg. 2(5 min. East 957 feet to an iron marker, thence. North 14 deg. West 3120 feet o an iron marker, thence North 01 deg. West 355 feet to an iron marker, thence North e3 (k g. 41 min. West 34S feet to an iron murker, thence South 77 deg. 30 min. West 215 feet to the centerof Acre Road at a bridge indicated by an iron marker on the east side of said road, thence as we can save you Don't wait uutil the last minute to do your Xmas buying. Buy now and from us, money, lielow we will mention presents suitable tor every member or the family. Give something servicable for the wife, sister or mother coat-suit or coat, silk umbcrela, shirt-waist silk hose, kid gloves, shoes, furs, handkerchiefs, leather-bags. or the husband, father or brother . Snit overcoat shirsts, collars, ties, socks, gloves umbarella cuff-buttens, tie-clasp, bath robe handkerchief. For the young men and boys Suit cf clothes, overcoat, tie, collar or handkerchief. For the misses and little girls Coat, set of furs, kid gloves, handkerchiefs, bracelet, brooch or locket. AY have added a very nice line of guaranteed jewelry. You will find good manp things you will want for gifts and the prices are very moderate considering the quality of goods. . North Carolina, In the Superior Court, Washington County, Before the Clerk. John L. Roper Lumber Company vs The Interstate Cooperage Company, H. G. Chesson, B. B. Spencer, Char lie Spencer, Mrs. T. L. Chesson, H. G. Chesson, Mrs. W. A. Jones, O. L. Jones, G. V. Lewis, Norfolk Sou thern R. R. Co., and the Petitioner John L. Roper Lumber Company, E. W. Ayers, P. H. Darden, k. A. Ayers, D. G. Darden, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bateman, C. W. Bowen, Ga briel Allen, Mrs. H. H. Bateman, J. Askew, desse liowen, G. W. Bowen, Chas. W. Bowen, Mrs. A. W. Sawyer, Mrs. Stanley Brown, Mrs. U. JJ. letterton, Mrs. Mantie v anNortwick, Mrs. J. W. Rook. Mr. Levin Bowen, the last nine named being heirs of G. II. Bowen, J. H. Jlorton, D. O. Brinkley or J. L. Ro- Eer Lumber Co., J. M. ArpsorJ. . Roper Lbr. Co., Win. Nichols, A. F. Garrett. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : The parties above named, and all other persons interested, will take no tice, that on the 1st day of November. 1916, the above named petitioner filed a petition m the otuc the Superior Gear County to have the- titl with said road North 23 deg. West 561 feet North 4G deg. 40 min. West 606 feet and North 41 deg. 40 min. West 343 feet to a point in the center of the said road indicated by an iron marker, on east edge of said road, thence North 54 deg. 30 min. East 198 feet to an iron marker, thence North 41 deg. 40 min. West 245 feet to an iron marekr, thence South 54 deg. 30 min. West 193 feet to a point in the center of Acre Road indicated by an iron marker on the east edge of snid road, thence with the road North 21 deg. 00 min. West 189 feet to a point in the center of the road indicated by an iron' marker on the east of the rotid, thence North 29 deg. 34 min. East 1217 feet to an iron marker, thence North 30 deg. 37 min. East 978 feet to an iron marker by a chopped pine, thence North 12 deg. 16 min. East 403 feet to an iron marker by a Black Gum, thence South 6 deg. 20 min. East 629 feet to an iron marker in the center of an old tram road and in the center of a drain, thence South 89 deg. 05 min. East 900 feet to an iron marker by a Black Gum, thence South 68 deg. East 7S3 feet to an iron marker, thence North 13 deg. 35 min. East 3606 feet to an iron marker by a pine, thence North 9 deg. 59 min. East 1088 feet to an iron marker stand ing South 76 deg. 13 min. East 1S3 feet from a large stooping pine, thence South 76 deg. 13 min. East 22,0 6 feet to an iron marker by a maple, thence North 47 deg. 15 min. East 5500 feet to an iron marker, thence North 83 deg. 10 min. East 4974 feet to an iron marker, thence South 28 deg. 37 min. East 10321 tcet to an iron marker in the center o McRae Canal or Skinners Ditch, thence Jsouth 00 deg. 40 min. West 19031 feetl to me beginning, containing4117 Acres Notice is given, that upon the rcturr of said summons, petitioner will as! that the same be referred to an Exami ner, and rat its title be registered and1 assured. This the 1st day of November, 1916. C V. VV. AUSBON, C. S. C, Washington County SHOES' We have plenty of dependable Shoes that we bought early, and we are selling at the same price. Beacon Shoes For Men. C. P. Ford Shoes For Women. Bradford and Tretco For Missss and Children. 2E Break the monotony of boiled and roast meats With an occa sional steak. You will find ours tender and juicy sure to make a hit with the family. Whether you want a porterhouse, sirloin, club, tenderloin, flank or round steak we can meet your wants. And we know, too, that our prices will please you. Phone Orders Filled Promptly and Carefully Plymouth's Sanitary Market. Cheaper Than Wood Shingles NO DANGER FROM LEAKS NO DANGER FROM FIRES HANDSOMER APPEARANCE Guaranteed Against Lightning. DECREASE INSURANCE. For Prices, Write R. P. WALKER, Sales Agt. EDWARDS MFG. CO. World's Largest Manufacturers of SHEET METALS. l! Laura Anne Rhodes purposee of selling med petitioner t iled i ft'ice of tin Clerk of i t of Washington j title to certain land I North Carolina, Tyrell County, In the Superior Court before the Clerk. J. K. Reynolds Admr. of Laura Anne Khoden, deceased Vs. Simmeon Rhodes, Hattie Rhodes Louis Davenport, and other heirs at law of Laura Anne Rhodes deceased. The NOTICE defendant Louis Davenport a- ..... . .. oove name win taKe notice that an ac tion entitled as above has been com menced in the Superior Court of Tyrell County by J. E. Reynolds Admr. of 'Subscribe to the BEACON. deceased for the the real estate which belongs to the Columbia Town- skin Tvrrell Couuty. N. C, for the pur pose of making assests to pay the debts ot tne aeceasea. The defendant Louis Davenport will further take notice that he is . required to appear before the Clerk of the Sup erior Court of Tvrell County on the 22 dav of Jan. 1917. at the Court house in Columbia Tvrrell County N. C. andans wer or demur to the complaint in said action or the Dlaintiff will apply to the Sourt for the aelease demanded in said action of complaint. This the 6th day of December 1916. M. N. Norman C. S. C. ZEB VANCE NORMAN Attorney & Counsellor at law. Plymouth. N. C. Money to lend on farm land. Pugh & Midgett Atrorneys-at-Law Plymouth, N. C. mm ff da i I'! &fdUllU V ii i III onvenience A stationary wash tub, with hot and cold running water right at your elbow, takes the drudgery out of washing. No carrying of water. Simply turn a faucet and the water is there just as you need it. And no struggling with cumbersome tubs. Merely pull a plug and your tub empties itself. Whether your washing is large or small, Vio ..111 .'.tl. ... 1 Y una oyaicui win iigmcu yuur WOIK, figure on the installation for you. We also do prornpt, neat and efficient repair work. L. P. PINKHAM Let us
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