uuh county
Mm for.the dtiuM niitvy
training caaap work far nmpion
fanny, and win he glad to give
ancfa mfnrmrnirai a* I may have to
ptnoaa who are interested. The
Govcrarnept pays the^expcnse* of
to an f root camp, uni
food and medical attendance.
WHITFIELD
Wtoto from foreign dtotors.
.. An even more striking feature of
iihe March trade reports is the fact
idat the month actually produced
'an extern of imports over expdrt*
amounting to $61,000,000. While
d»i* is a bo regarded as a natural
?«em ! of our position as ncrsd
litor and of oar foreign pn
jScie it b thought that the decline
in exports has h—« «mia»«iiri by
•fre Kerb crisis, which has checked
jthe industrial revival in'Europe anti
■diminished tket continent’s ability
*to buy foodstuff and raw mater
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tbs drodfery of w«*hln*
dishes and sbIcoovm Rio
• tE*T. Lye, because it nafas
te job assy. 8potle*a pots
■■d pans, as well as aMns«
dh*n*«ft and dhbu are
wn^wbar RED SEAL Lye
LEGAL ADVERTISING
• NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Uader and by elrtoe of the power
•f aala contained in a deed of treat
axeested by L. C. Dapree and wife,
<ik,
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m
.... ..
LOH* Hw Dupre*. to L I. WWuu,
>» Rare.* Couaty
S ** *•**■•«» «f Om6
ta Book 124, MS* llVd.fa.it hav
fer »f te *»w mrmmi of tki
“«• ttiwty recured aid the ondar
•>CMd treats* having krea called
JE toforesiosi tb* tre*. the on
doraigbsd treats* will affar fw *,],
s *C murt bsww door, IdUumton.
CV.*t-,^Ue *» re, »t
IS o'clock M.. os tk« Slat day o<
Moy. IW, tb* following described
re Su*ha lis* N. 19 14 W . 1M1
«■*»*- Brettb* Un* sad nuu
two tracts of land:
f** .rerteia tracts of land lyinj
•yL6*1?* J* county, Itnk
of North Carolina, bounded and de
scribed as follow*:
Pint Tract: Bogianils at a stski
pad pointers, forme Hr Dr, Hudson'■
choioa to a stake in Smith and Baa
M. 24 X. 16.09 chaise to I, W. Tay
lora corner, near th* gbi lot; thence
anothor read 8. 27 »-« X. 8 98 chalni
n • th* We* side of Ux
Road; tboaco Booth M Weot 8>11
ckama to Suggs' corner in Hi* ditch
thence as his lino g. 8t 8-4 B. 8.4<
ehatns to another comer of Boggs
then*ft & 50 l«t E. 1021 cHcini u
» *t*i“-/‘»rre«riy J. W. Wade and I
W. Taylors comer In J. W. Lanc’i
•• W* line 8. 8t 1-4 W
J840 chain* to the beginning, con
tabling 24.88 aero*.
Second Tract: Beginning at ,
,B“* *&d £hor!
X* 9*l«t sot from Dunn ai
JJaut Street gore into It, bobfg U C
Dupres'* and Charles Johnson’s oor
n*r’» **«?■ H' PsarreO'* Has, and rum
“ y wc- Dopre* and Okaril* John
!°** 4** W- I-d X. 19.99 chains t«
U C. Dupre*'* and Chart)* Johoooo’i
e<,r**r_at th* bond of a ditch. th*nc<
as thetr Un* aad dltck. 8i 89 74 X.
21.76 chains to thenca as his tin* nail
U C Dupres’* Un* 8. 88 1-4 R. H
ehains to the middle of th* Doan
Crow* Bead: thenca as thi
S****"*, *••*!•» W. IS chain* 8
86 W 9.48 chains and Sooth 89 W
tkuMs to the beginning, con
£Tt^nhH “9 •*190 mno
Thl* 1J*i d3Lff *»«!. 1989.
I- R. WILUBS, Tresta*.
Apr. 20 27 May 4 11 18.
In consideration of tha mutual ad
vantage* to both of the unde reigned
th* above sale is eontlnaad until 11
ccloek noon, Monday. May 28. 1922.
Tki* 21 day of Mar 1922.
L JL WILLIAM*. Tms tre,
I*- C. DUPREE.
May 22 14-c.
NOTICX OF MORTOAOX MU
Under aad by vtrtoe of tha power
of ml* contained in a oertate mort
W dead, amda by banknote Phcs
phato Company to .. im
port md Forwarding Ooaspany, re
- ---
' ill Book 18* at page *71 lu
O l . o of tbo Register of Deeds ol
■'•A c> County, default having bom
it. tha puyn.-rt of the indebted
(’• ■ ••••U'O* thc.eby, the under*’,;
ed will offer for two to tic Mein-:
■ .-v tor ea*h at -the court vm.
> oor lu LillingIon, N. C.. at 12 o'rlw
'o-n nn Tuvaitom^go* 18, 112* (hi
: following dcacfWWoracU ol hind, lu
cotoil ia ▲vomaboro Town-hip, H»
aott County. North Carolina, am
knew:. and designated ai follow.:
First tract known as Lot No. 1 in
tha dfriatoa of tha toads of E. W.
fbo, furmerty owned by Henry Pop*
and nantatnlng two aad one-r«o
<2 1-4) acre*; tbo acoond tract ad
joining tha Tint tract and contain
ing one aad OD*-tw*tfth (1 1-18)
aeraa; and the other tract alao ad
jotalag tbo fint tract and containing
nine-tenth |»-10 of an acre, more or
loaa; togathar wtth all of the bulld
inga, machinery, fixtures and appli
ances. situate upon said lands, the
same being thopiant sod she former
ly known as the Dunn Hardwood
Manufacturing ConmanV.
Tl!toth#5tf dayof "Say, 1888.
charleston IMPORT *
FORWARD INC OOMPANY,
?Tf?*PMNOLE OOMPANY. IN
CORPORA TED, Assign**.
May 4 II 22 29 Jun# I.
Under and by virtue of the powei
of aalo contained in a certain d'e.l of
trust dated October S. 1919. execut
ed by W. P. Jones to I. R. WlUlaror,
Trustoo, recorded In Harnett Countv
ia th* offloe of tbs Register of Deeds,
tn Book D. of T.. psgr 118, default
having been made in the payment of
tbs notes secured thereby and the
undersigned trustee having been
celled upon to foreclose this trust
tbs undersigned trustee will axpoao
a* public auction for cash, to the
highest bidder, st tbs court house
door, LilUngtor., N. C„ on June 18.
1828, ap if: 00 o'clock M.. th* fsl
lowing described tract of land: -
A certain tract bt land lying find
being in Harnett County aforesaid,
aad more particularly docribed as
follows: Beginning at a Make about
dva nr tan feet from a poet oak on
• tbs West of the said oak arid In the
•<%» of Avaraaboro public road;
the no* W. 188 yards to a stake in E.
A. Jones Ur*; thence 8. 78 yard* to n
stake in E. A. Jones line: thence E.
181 yards to Barrington's line; thence
N. with Butington'o bn* 82 yards
ta tha beginning, containing two
•am mors or tarn, said land being
described in Book 108, page 147
Recorcto of Harnett County.
Data of sale: June 18. 1928.
Time of sola: 12: 00 o'clock M.
Place of sato: LOlington, N C.
Tanas of tale: Cash.
This 14th day of May, 1023
l R..WILLAIM3,
Trusts*.
May If 22 29 June 8
Purina** Mode the Difference!
fbht P—hr> Chow
U P. Surict,N. C.
It"""1 1 • ■—- - 11
A $5 Bill and a $10 Bill
IF YOU SAW THEM LYING ON THE
GROUND WOULD YOU PICK
THEM UP?
Of course you would. Well that is ex
•cdy what you can do if you do your buying
at Butler Bros., and pay cash for your pur
chases.
I,
We will give you 10 to 15 per cent off
on each purchase that you males and pay
cash for it
Save your money—you have worked
hard for it—spend k at the place that you
can get the most for it
This reduction includes any purchase that
you make in our entire stock. W'
BUTLER BROS.
Is the place where your dollars go the
farthest—spend them there.
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ADMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE
Hi* undersigned having quattted
a administrator upon tho softs at
. 1; Cmu,i decsassd, late at Hamate
■oaty, this is to notify oil ptnon
nv'np claims against the said astato
n p> escr.t them to dm, on or bolero
he 17th day of April, 1914, or tMa
totltt! wilt be pleaded hi bar of tkalr
■ecovsry. All parsons indebted to
Mill estate will pie ms malts immedi
ate ppynmat.
This tha ITth day of April 19»S.
R. M. COATS, Administrator.
IV. P. Byrd Attorney,
I.IKiogten, it. C.
Apr 17 14 May 1 S 16 II pd.
SUMMONS
North Carolina, Harnett County:
fai the Recorder's Coe it of Dana.
/AS. A. TAYLOR AND R. D. TAY
LOR. TRADING AS JAB. A.
TAYLOR A SON,
VS.
FRED JERNICAN.
The defendant. Find Jemigan, will
take notice tbs* an action ttes boon
rurtituted in tho Recorder's Coart of
Dunn, entitled as above, for tho re
covery of tho sum of $113.90. with
interest thereon from the 24th day
of August. 1912, doe by note, and
for the recovery of $41 AO, doe by
account, with Interest from Che 1st
.lay of February, 1923. subject to a
credit of $75.00 paid on February 9,
1823; that a warrant of attachment
has been Issued commanding tho offi
cer to whom same may corns to at
tach and levy upon any property of
defendant which may ba found within
the Stats of North Carolina to satisfy
such judgment ss nay be rendered
in said action and the defendant will
take notice that he is required to ap
pear before the Recorder's Court of
Dunn on or before tho 25th day of
t
May. JUttS. and answer the complaint
which haa been filed In the oBee of
the Clerk of aeid Recorder1# Court dr
the plaintiff! will apply for Jodguieat
am daman lied In'■aid complaint.
Herrin {ail not. Ihia till Slat day
»f April, ID2S.
* • R. 5- GODWIN,
Boeordar.
__Ayr n May 1 8 IB 22
ESSENTIAL I
in all building~ I
T~?VEN in the average rein
JD forced, all-concrete build
ing the coat of the cement used
is only 6% of the total cost.
YtC Portland Cement ia lower
in price than any other manu
heturtd product.
Your bufldmg material dealer can
advise you where it it best to
use cement, and where to use
other materials. Hie experience
should be utllbed in your plane
and you can rely on hie Judgment
in the eriartinn of the bast bemad
in any building material line.
I ATLAS 1
1 PORTLAND CEMENT!
'The Standard by Xukukatt other makes art measured "
.
When Trave
If ever you’re judged in your bag, on trains,
by your clothe*, it’* in the auto—depend
away from home — on your Kirschbaum
undier the critical eyes suit to stand up as
of strangers. Packed only good clothes can.
*30 to *45
E. L. Parker 8C Sons
DUNN
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Town Tax Notice!
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The tax books for the town of Dunn
have been turned over to me. As all taxes
are past due I am compelled to insist on
prompt payment and hope you will see me
at once and make settlement.
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THE TOWN NEEDS THE MONEY
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B. A. Rowland,
Tax Collector, Town of Dunn
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