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*, _ We have a large stock of new Victrolas
;’ — finished in the prettiest' woods and design
t ed to match all styles of furniture.
With them we have the newest records
<}. niaue by the Victor Company's most noted
S M. nors and musicians.
i l he V ictor machine is without a super
ior. Jt has few equals.
* ff16 fine points of talking machines
£ manufacture have been built into this mach
;: n c whlch lias stood the test service through
; > . * e 'rs 8|nf*e such machines became a part
<» * the music world.
We will be glad to demonstrate these J
machines and these records to you. 1
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WILL REINDEER STEAK
LOWER COST OP LIVING
ii *f»rkrlinn reindeer meat in the
United State* k one of the newest
pivb.omj that has been nut up to the
D ;HL“ °fr State*
! , I?"??/?.! °.f Afncolture. for solu
non'.^j'* ha* •PPro**n»teIp t00r
000 reindeer, a number that learn a
con* derabl* aurplaa oTer what k
needed for home consumption. Soec
a.jts est.mate that Alaska k read*
to market about 6.000 carcasses at
Present. The fact that the hcrdTha"
STKWT wiau: ■{«
During the last few years exports
Jo1/.™*?1 ^ave increased rapidly
J".1*14 on,lT .7.5 «»nc«ssn were thlpl
ued out of Alaska; in 1920. Moo
drer.red reindeer carcasses were ship
ped into the United 8tates Itk
^nmU*L,*Lthin th* n“: 15
there may be between four and Are
mulion r^lndwr, with an annuli anr
plus of 1,000 (HH) earraaaee'that meat
a ™ark*t •“uiewhere outside
the Territory. At present price*, this
surplus would be worth »fi0,00o,ooo.
It la reported that a company with
Ssagj^jj£~
~ir—mil
handlln* ll.OOO ORuni aaeh year
Tb« meat wOl be held for iV
i»«» the United Sto!& " A,rmeM
_ coat* are kleh. but
production coats am low. At praaent
mat it costs about 1140 a ton to
to Mlnnaapolu. Tbe Eskimos own
J*Bt •* and tbs only
item of production cost ia that of
hmdinc the aalmala. Alaskan rein
deer wei*H .bout 160 poinds to tbo
*32^ c*rc*“. but tbo sTcrajr*
Tnn*** **? B.rol>*kl7 bo increased to
300 pounds by ctoss-hrreilinr tbe
EJSSTUi?* *• Which la a
larpar and keawitr animat
Jt.jy? "•tir** of Guam a sc tbo pow
SZXLfZri P“!.P •'a troe to
•tuplfy fiah which they eat
legal advertising
NOTlC**OF LAND SALE
Under and by rirtue of the power
of aalo contained ia a certain deed
of tnsat executed by V. H. Taylor and
wtfo to Thomas a Wilder, Trustee,
Kdir***®r<,«1 *■ Hamett County ia
Book lit, Paso 417, defaalt tarlac
bxn made In the payment of the I
bonds secured thereby and (he own
ers of said bonds having made dc-1
mand upon th* undersigned (or th*
of U»« property, th* undersign.,
ed will expose to sale at public auc
tion, to the highest bidder for Cash. I
at th* court hoax door in Lillington, |
IN. C., HarneU County, at 1* lit on
Saturday March 19th, 1921 th* foL
lowing described lands:
Lying and being in NoUl'a Creek I
Township, Harnett County, N. C. and
hounded and described a* follows:
Adjoining th* loads of A. L. John-1
•on, W. It. Vann and other* near th* I
tow oof Bui*’* Creak, th* krai'tract
is known as lot No. 4 in the division
of th* lands of Elisabeth Johnson,
beginning at a stake and pointers, the
I comer of lot No. 3, and reus thence
with the Una of No. 3 N. B6 W. 43.73!
chains to a stake and pointers, esnr
nor of No. 3 is A. Is Johnson’s lino;
thence 8. 47 E. 20.70 chains to a.
: stake and pointer* now Venn'* cor
ner, lhaaco with his Una 8. 37 E. 23.
'26 chain* to a stek* and pointer* in
Gaskin's Una; thsncc N. 4 K. 17.00
chains to the beginning containing
01 aero* moie or less.
SECOND TltACT: Adjoining the
above, being lot No. S Lu th* sen* ds
viiioD beginning at a stake a*d poin
ters a corner of lot No. 2 end thence
No. 2 N. 36 W. crossing Buie’s
^reek b 1.20 chains to a slake and
pointers In Perron’s lino; thsncc with I
his lino 8. 0 E. 4.00 chains to a slake I
aud pointers A. L. Johnson’s corner;!
' thence with his line 8. 47 E. roerosa
Ling said creek 0.36 chains to a stale* i
land pointers; thcnco wilk Johnson’s!
If* S. 80 E. 43.76 chains to a stake'
■id pointer* in Gaskin’s Une; thence
■s line N. 40 K. 10.00 to the
beginning, containing 60 acras more
pr lax.
1 This Pcbruary 18th, 1021 . '
THOMAS B. JSflLDER, Trustee.
Fob IB 26 Mar 4 11.
nuilte OF SALE UNDER MORT
GAGE
Under and by virtue of tho powers :
contained in a certain mortgage deed
executed by J. I). Motley, and wife,
Vemo Motley, to the undersigned.
?"U2 ,0rl,mter **. 1*18, end regis
tcred in Book 118, l*age 289, la the
omc* of the Register of Deeds of
Harnett County, the conditiona nam
ed “id mortgage deed not having
been complied with. 1 will sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder.
*< the Courthouse Door in
LiUiagton, on Monday, March 14th,
1821. at twelve o'clock M„ the fol
lowing described tracts of land:
lit Tract: Beginning at a stake
with C. K. Smith, and runs 8. 88 1-2
E. 0.15 chains to a stake, a fence
corner in W. A. MnUbewa' lino;
thence with his line 81 3-4 W. 16.31
chains to a stake, corner of a wire
with the wire fence
N. 8* 1-2 W. 8.15 chains to a stake,
corner with a yard fence; thence
with the fence S. 6 1-2 $. 1.25 chains
to another earner; thence as aaotbar
wire fence of the yard N. 89 W. 1J5 j
chains to another corner of the yard;
thence K. 4 W. with another wire !
fence 9.22 chains to a stake, corner I
with a gate post: thence with a plank i
and wire fence S. 87 1-2 R. 4.81
chairs to a stake corner by the wire :
fence; Uaence with a wire fence N.
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and Rep irin^—
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Save your roof—let men
who understand their
business put it in good
3hape for you.
Metal Flower boxes
made to order for your
windows.
Dunn Roofing
and Cornice Co
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3 l-t C. ill chains to tbs MSmIml :
:o-Uinin* 16 acres, aaere or lean Ex- i
K'Pt such interest ia certain parte
it mid land a* have already Been
..cd.ra.td to the public as streets ae ,
on the plan of the tew* af
.hnlybrate Springs, made by W. P.
uyrd. eureeyor, registered ha Book '
163. Page 668-9.
2nd Tiect: Lot No. 4 ia Block Me.
I fronting on Main street 80 feet and
running back 160 feet, being the cor
ner of Main and Byrd atreeta ae
•b.in/n In the plan of the Town of
riialybcate Springs.
"Tv ;-oM>r.,rs£*‘
reb 11 18 26 Mar 4 11.
EXECUTOtLS NOTICE
The undersigned basing qualified
“ Executor of the estate of Vastina
Iones, deceased, hereby notifies all
person* having claims against said
setatc to present them to me duly
rerifled on or before the 31st day af
laatmrv 1P22, or this notice will be
Pl«*de8 ia bar of their recovery; all
persons indebted to said estate trill
nake immediate payment.
r- jj /22®®1 Executor, Dunn. N. C.
CLARENCE J. SMITH, Attorney.
This *lst day of January 1881.
I 21 28 Feb 4 11 jg 36._
NOTICE OP LAND SALE
Under, aad by virtue of the power
rf aale contained la a certain Dead
if Trust from A. W. McLean and
rife Amanda McLean, to the
indersagned, which laid Deed of
fruet is registered in Book 126 Page
Ifl, Register of Deeds oflics of Har
*ett County, North Cerelloa, I trill
>ffer for sale to tho highest bidder,
[or cash, at tbs Court Haase door la
Barnett County. North Carolina, oa
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IlMday February 1Mb, 1M1. at 11 1
> eUckaoM, tba /oliowin* deartibad
royoitjr. ,
M*» Lot No. l» In
uid aecoi— —
rook and
:ord la ti__
D««d» of Harnett County,
s'wad-..
’eat and eubdiridad, balnr bound on
ha North by an alloy ft I t foot,
ind an the Sooth b* tot No. 11 M 1-1
M Md oai tba Saat by Mra. Staf
•rd * l?‘ an tba North by lot No.
• “£ Mac tot U l-g fact, by 11»
—N*r fuitoar daorriptloa eae Daad
Ijcm J. L. Saat and wifa to A. W.
Schaaa, ratordad la Soak Its, Pace
ll* Nlif af Harnett County.
PUaf of tale Court Hooee door.
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DOLLARS 1
ARE YOURS DOING §!
THEIR DUTY?
Unless they are in some good bank they
are notl
There are many idle dollars in this com
munity—and an idle dollar is a slacker
dollar I
If all of them were put to work prosper
ity would return.
BANK WITH US!
State Bank & Trust Co
1 AGE TO GET QUOTATIONS ONV
Staple and Fancy Groceries
From us. Large stock of new, fresh goods
at lowest prices obtainable. ''
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PEOPLES SUPPLY COMPANY
DUNN, —NORTH CAROLINA
10^ extra d
* ™ ^ ALL THIS wa ON RUGS!
1 HESE GOODS HAVE ALREADY
: BEEN REDUCED ONE THIRD •
| Th£ Ble/Sale Continues to March lsi^~ I
E Because adverse weather conditions havewrevented many of you from taking advantage of the big cuts in prices, we have dyftled to continue the sale which was chad- j
uled to close this week, until March 1.
K On every remaining day of the sale we will offer spe cial additional reductions of at least ten per cent on articles that you need. For the balance of this week this special ,!;
jfj reduction will be on rugs, which were already reduced on e-third from their original prices. |
ll In all of the years of our business experience we have never before conducted a special sale. This being our (irst—and probably our last attempt^we want it to mean ^
much to our customers. We are not shoving the things that are of little value and practically no use to you. We have cut deep into the price of the things you |
11 need most. ■ ■
*rveae things include every item we have in stock. They include the plows, cultivators, harrows and other implements you are bound to have to cultivate this year's , 1
! crons* stoves, ranges, heaters and other household goods that you must have for the home s comfort and convenience; furniture, carpets, rugs and all the things you need j,
* for furnishing the home; tools for the workman, supplies f or the builder, and accessories for the millman. ||
You can save big money by attending this sale. The prices are marked down to suit the present condition of y our finances. Be sure to get here before the sale closes
March I. because prices will be put back to the old level w hen that day passes.
i The Barnes & Hollid I
| "—in, North Carolina - - _ I