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Friday, February 1st, 1917. Explanation. Afew weeks aj;c during the extreme cold weather vvt- brke a part of our press and after several eff orts to have it repair ed here, failed to get it so it would stand. Thia caused con siderable delay ' a3 we kept ho- . , ., , , , , ., pir.g to get It hxcxl. A t lafct , re- alizing that it could not b-2 cono here, we ordered from I alt':noir, then the frcez?, or i-ornathin e'se .over which Vv Lac' m con ol. hunf? it nil in tmfih rnrl it. ,A .' - - - Ys just reached us. yTo take car.- of b"nk State- mentn , ., , . . and Other aavertlt'ing natter we nrc getting the paper out as you find ind it. YV e na!c; HO excuse for what we could not help, but hopo within a v?fik or twor:o be running smooth! v. Subscription and advertising accounts will be'proporly credit ed with all omissions. Operates pas :e tiger trains from North Carolina into term inal station Norfolk, without transfer, , N. D, Thefollowingfchedule figures published as iuformati6u'ONLYand arc 4 not guar uteed. Tiains leave Plymouth North , bound. No. 43:54 ' A. M. daily Pullman Slaapinrj ar or Mjrfolk. N). 2-i5i. M daily for Edenton, Hmori, i izVi Jt l iiy ail Njri'olk, South bound. No. 3-1.31 A. M. dxi:y Miiiit ex press for Fayetteville, h arlotte, Pull man S'eeping ars to Ralih, New era and intermediate stations. N. :23 P. M daily for . Washing ton, Raleigh, Goldsboro, Beaufort and intermediate stations. Pullman Parlor tr for New Bern. For further information or 1 ullman reservations apply to M. T. Bradshaw, Ticket Agent, Plymouth, N. . E. D. Kyle, Traffic Manager." J. F. Dalton, Gen'l. Passeager Agent. I Norfolk, Va. North Carolina, Washington - County Superior Court .. .. J. H. Carter and vs John C, Fekeler ank Mrs. John C. Gekeier notice. .The defendants above narad will taite notice jthat an acucn .ititled as above has been com mencad in the Superior Court of Washingcon County to compel tne specific performance of an agreement to convey to tne plain ti if certain land in Washington County, N. C , all of wnich is fully set out in the complaint filek ; and the said defendants vv,iil iuther take notice that they are required to pppaar at the term ot tha Superior Court of isaid court, to be teld on t ic 7th Monday before the lsst Mon day in March. 1918, at the court house of said councy in Plymouth in said county, and an4ver or cbmur to the comp'a?nt in paid action, or tha plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded -in said complaint. This 23th day of Nov. 1917 0. V. W. AU3BON, Cierk Superior Court. PROFESSIONAL CARDS -ZEIS VANCU NOIUIAN -AD SMALL,"McLEAN, BRAGAW & ROD MAN Attorneys & Counsellors at La,v Plymouth, N. C VaaB. Marti i W. F. Midgett ATTORNEYS-AT-Ly Offices in Harney Building PLYMOUTH, N. C iSTPartnershiD does not apply to crim inl cases in Recorder's Court Dr. P. B. CONE Dentist Williamston, N. C. Office over Farmers and Mer chants Bank. Hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 " phone Nt 9. North Carolina, Washr-.fjtoa County. In the Superior Court Before the Clerk. Johsi L. Roper Lumber Company vs Magnolia Land & Lumber Company and Richmond Cedar Works. NOTICE AND SUMMONS. To Whom Ir Mat Concern: The parties above named and all others interested, will take notice that on the 8th day ot December, 1017, the above named petitioner filed a petition in the office of the Clerk of the Super- j cun ot" Tv,r,1l Ouuniy to have the j title to certain land described therein . registered and confirmed, pursuant to Chapter 90 Public Laws of ' 11)13, as amended, and thit summons ho:; been issued, returnable into the o' Tice of the CJeii; of t!u Superior Court cf. Tyrrell County or! the ;Ui day of February, 1917, at four o'clock in the afternoon. Said tract of land is situated in Tyrrell County, and is boundeb on th-e North by the lacdi: of the Magnolia l.fnd Cz '?:UV ioinpany cna m- i u-hmond i ''ir-'r vvai'Ks. ou me nasi dv tne .ancis j of he Richmond Cedar Works, on tl n ' ???.lh lihe n dividing the co-antic: s the line dividing the counties of Tyrrei y tr the counties of Tvrreil and Washington; containing 574S.3 acres, particularlydescrib by metes and bound.- in said petition and map thereto attached, Notice is given thai upon th? return of said summons, petitioner will adc that ih-5 same be referred to an Exam; n?r m l that iU title be registered an" confirmed.' Given under my hand and of icial seal, t' is St S day of December, 1917. (Seal) W. N. NORM N, St . Clerk Superior Court. NOTICEOF SUMMONS North Carolina, Tyrrell County. Superior Court, S;jrhiff Term, 1918. . ' John Jones ) vs. NOTICE. Lu'a Jones ' The defendant above named will take noti9e that an action for divorce has been commenced in the Superior Court of Tyrrell County, North Carolina, to he held in Columbia, N. C, on the T d h ' event h Mon day after the first Monday in March, it bemjr the 23rd day of April, 1918, and that unless she appears and answers the com plaint which will then and there he filed, the plaintiff will move for tha relief -therein demanded, which is divorce abso'ute. "' W. N. Norman, Clerk Superior Court. NOTICE OF SALE, Tndev and by virtue of the power i f sale cootaind in a certain m rtgagf bearing date the 19th dav of January, 1910, and eqecutcd by C. D. McNair ar'd wife. Cora McNair, and of record in lua Pub'ic Registry of Waihiiiton C. un'y in' Book 51 at paye 51.), sakl morvrfape having been given to secure the pay ment of a certain note therein mo tioned, and default having teen made in tb3 niymnt of said note ar,the' ohi provided, the undersign edwiK on Mon day, the IS h day of Fed. 1918, at the covi l'house door of Washington County at Plymouth, North Carolina, offer at pub'ic 5;alc to the highest bidder foi cash the following described property tov.it: At that part of the Ayers land allotted to C. D. McNair in the diAision cf the said land boundee by C. W. & A. T. Faylor cn the r orlh, C. D. McNa'ir on the west, Mrs. Norman on the east, and conta"'ning 117 acrep, as will be shown by refer once to nlat of same. This the 10th d y of January, 1017. C. A. MARTIN, Executor cf WIIEEDHR MARTIN. North Carolira, Washington eq uity in the Superior Court, before the Clerk. John L. Uoper Lumber Company vs. Eastern Carolina Home & Farm Association, Inc., Magnolia Land & Lumber Company, and The Interstate Cooperage Company. NOTICE AND SUMMONS. To Whom it May Cor.ceni : The par ties above named and all ethers inter ested, will take notice that on the 2&ih day of November, 1J17, thcabove nam ed petitioner filed a petition in tne office of the CFerk of the Si;pc:ioi Court of Washington Cou.ity U have the title to certain land pescribed therein registered and confirmed, pur suant io Chapter 90, Public Laws of j 1913, as amended, and that summons j has been issued, returnable into the j otiice of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Washington County m the j 2nd day of February, 1918, atonco'-j cluck iti tle afternojn. aid tract' of land is situated in Washington County, J and is bounded on the North by Lake ' PliOips anJ the land of Magnolia Land' & Lumber Company, on tne East by the county line which divides the coun ties of Washington and Tyrrell, on the South by the county line which divides the counties of Washington and Hyde, ! at.d on the West by the lands of the ' Eastern Carolina horned Farm Asso ciation, Inc., and Magnolia Land & Lumber Company, containing 15,812 acres, particularly described by mttes and bounds in said petition and map tlv reto attached. Notice is given that upon the return of aaid summons, petitioner v. ill ask that trie same be referred to an Exami ner and that its title be registered and assured. Given under my haad and official seal, tnis 2'6lh day of November, 1J17. Seal C. V. W. AUSBON, i 8-t Clerk Superior Court. ' WHAT THE FOOD S STOAT! Gil IS The men of England, Scotland, Ireland, France, Italy and Belgium are lighting; they are not on the farms. The food production of these countrios has therefore been greatly reduced. "Even before the war it wan much less than the amount consumed. The dif ferenco was supplied -by ne United States, Canada, and other countries, including Russia, Roumania, South America, India and Anstralia. The difference between production and consumption is now greater than ever, and, at -the .same time, food can no longer bo obtained from most of the outside countries. Therefore, our Associates In the war for Democracy depend upon North America for food as thoy have never depended before, and they ask us for it with a right which they have never had before. For today the7 are our companions in a great war against a com mon enemy. For the present it is THEY who are doing the fighting, the suffering, the dyiiyg in OUI? war. One million of the finest Young Mon of the United Btatoa will soon be fighting side by side with the mil lions of brave soldiers of France, Great Britain, Bel gium and Italy. Millions of the men, women and children of the United States cannot go abroad and fight the enemy faco to facey But they can fight by m 'THE it. mnpr B'cat and Other Food Saved ly Tar Ileol farmers Hslp3 to Win tho War. HI Pork Sent to cr Left at Local Markets XloacheaLScldiers c? Btarvin Wcaen' and Chil dren by Proxy North. Caro lino Piira nrs-1 Tnvjrifl rjrtiw - linaOitics ana iovra3 l-raw- in. Thousand Cf i?Oimd3 Cf Vnrnt!rtiTti TVai flATit.rp.I J A 4. VVii.'AtM West asict Therehy Docraoa- ing Supply Available for Chipment to Europo ZSSust fl- All it'Vot Tvrt- Nov On. Kaleish "How will the meat I save reach a soldier or a needy per son in Europe!" This inquiry has boon received by the Feed Administration from scores of patriotic country peoplo in North Carolina who have not been, ablo to figure out Just- how pork which they save can be made to do wsr servico or prevent death frera starvation in the Allied or neutral countries cf Eu rope. The people who have bcp.n rcaddrg this inquiry can use poultry, rabbit3 nnd r.thor ui'h..i itutes for meat and are in better position to swell the supply of pork available for export than any other class cf people in tho 9tate, bo- cause the substitutes fcr pork and beef on the market cost nore in most ; instances than theso products da them- j selves. J In the courso of a letter to Mr. E. ; N. Lindsny, a Vv'ayne ccunty farmer, 1 Mr. John Paul Lucas, of the Food , Administration, stated emphatically j that: "Every hog marketed by tho ; farmers cf North Carolira finds its ' way by proxy tcrrEuropo where it aids All the blood, all tho heroism, ail the munitions and ail the money in i the world will not win this w?r un- les3 our Soldiers, our EailoTs and j our fighting - Associates are fed., They wi1! not be fod, this terrible j sacrifice of blood and money will be in vain, and tho cause of Democ racy will be defeated, unless every pet ran. I I every numv, ' .rds the Nation's supply ot gu: WHEAT, HEEs", I'LUiS, and SUGAR. ARE YOU DOING YOUR SHARE? WHY NOT GEN D COFtN CUROPL? Wo cannot send them corn be cause they have not enough railla cinA it and are not familiar with its use as food. Even if thoy j i. ... r.r n mrn meal, it is ? HOW QOR MEAT k a n i a 1 1 1 hi i 11 jtrr..-J.'s--K-ai"'I--KiailM,- TO not suitable fcr shipment becauso It is so liable to ppoliins- The oats, rye, barley, etc., that we send them will not support them unlei,j laizod with wheat. WE MUST SEND TIIEM MORE WHEAT and t do this, WE MUST EAT LES3 WHEAT EREAD. il FIGHTERS FSGHT in pust'n-ng a soldier or save"? frcra starvation a woman, child or man, be- cause the marketing cf a hog In our towns and cittc3 releases for export the Central Western ho? which would have been imported by. the town in which the local hog was sold. "The citiee and tOTna cf North Car-.; j ollua have to depend tar their pork j and boef supplies largely upon the I :i Central West in stead of uun the ; i amiera in tholr own Ctctc. The Fool ;j Administration, of course, la going to 1 boo that all of tha people at tcraa i j are suppKed with food products bo-; f fore any la exported, and this moo-aa J Uiat solid car of meat which ini;;ht jj be saving innocftnt pecplo in Eiror..i3 ' ( from actual starvation are Ue'ing'-; brought into North Carolina rnd other Southern States to supply the rnrir-jf ktts which s-iioi-M be supplied by our -own taiTaei's. . I S "Not one per cent cf tho people of America have fitly conception cf the ... .. .. .. . . ! norror or tne situation Uiat conironts i th9 civllian ropulatlon of France and Itety, .and. the rtill more 1 ' nitlftfl rtllrht :ef tha Deonla ' cf Fin- r , - ' " - land. Bwitzcrlaa(; and oilier neutral countries of Earopo. Any surplus, tbet vre have is flrsi divided with c'iir 'Allies and the neutralo can get 'only what is 1 vviiutuui inuy gui, tuij' n. depends upon fhe iegreo in which our people substitute other products which wo have for the products which, bo cause of their concentrates nature and keeping qualities are best a.Jupty4 .for., export. - " ir normal surplus of wheat and nica. has already been exported. What , the people of Europo get from row on : can come on'y from what wo savo oi'.t ' cf our normal consumption cf food products. Lvcn at the bfrt, tns diousands of men, wore en and cMl- , I dron will starve durinrr t.ho rext f v.ir rnontha;"but evciy partiolo of fold,.1 that is saved cr rnirkoiod by any American will fin 3 its wny over ac tually or by prosy to feod soma sol- d,iof or t0 he5p t:av,G ; child, soaio vvumati, t:ave tho lire of some or some man in Europo. "Facing these facta, cm any nor-; raal human telrg, blessed as vo 1n j America are blessed, refuse to econo-; mizo in the vjo of all foodstuffs and I to substitute for wheat, boef and pork products ether things that ve have in abundar.ee? We are suro that no North Carolina family which is ac quainted with these facts will refrains froi doing its utmoet to save life and sufi'oring on the cthor side." j i ' I WHY IT IS MECECSARY TO EAT j LESS VViiSAT DUE AO. France, Great Britain, iu!y ar.c I Belgium nra: t now import w p -r cent cf their bi cadituiTs, iv.sUad cf tho 40 per cent, -tvhich they ieiport ed before the v.-:r. America mut tupply th.e srealor nart of ibis nejd. To s.-nd U.. n- the least that tl;. rauat i-j.-r ': ox. ca :ve on, v ox-.rt of v. at frcm ?S.000,00 bushels tu i.a.OjO, 000 bu.ihe"s. We arc alroaa; oy period whole cf the suvpia ot tUc IS 17 harvest, over end ubovo the rorvaal dtncand.j of cur cw.i i-.pu".iitt.ri.i. Therefore;, all cxpurts cf heat from row forvimd are lhnited en tirely to the paving i!:'do Ly the Arreriean ptonle hi th-oir cor samp- V tlcn of wheat and wheat prod act.;. HOW YOU CAN HELP. Hcvo at lsaot one witbeiit wh:-ti IreaJ. V corn, or.t, r'c, barluy, or v.il .a day .5i i:u;tSLid ini:;id cc- real breads. Eat I0.43 cake and pantry. Order -wheat tread from your bakor at ieaat 24 hoars in advance. so that ho will not lakes trvo rnic-i. Cut tho loaf of vheat broad cn the tab!?- Use all atalo broad fcr toast cr cooiiin.5. as' l c y''Jj' i il QYf W . Jfi Tl., 1-Ar Yi- V?- rp ?, r t v .:'; :-T.;. -V t ' i' ii"- jN- i of ?t bauk aocrur-S:. C . z'.uvl vr'h VYc offer you iho hott p:.r.;Uc: zv.ixir rot cy in the st-en-ih of;;hh !c. kc-malrk 'the cha-Rcisr and zl&n 'An c(-ihv officers of this Bank. Beside?, 7 l" ?r n tf'i 0 n P fi':-' t--"f I'TTS (fJCf I W.;"' A 7;v.: . ;Y -J-:- . &' iWf VWfr' "U.ViT.! ta cit 'T".7 f!rrT rCr'H. - ftrgan.-jJTiJ::jt.iliinn I s Join i 2 i J , v ?! 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