■rES REASON1
IS SO HOT
all upon this Nation as heretofore
od.
o vision in full is not here stated
for further information, I am,
,1. S. Wilson, Baptist Minister,
. 1930. Bailey, N. C.
ot’ca of Sale of Per
sonal Property
dor and by virtue of the author
onferred on the undersigned
e by that certain trust agrcc
executed by Martin Iroe dated
Uh of June, 1930, and recorded
office of the Register of Deeds
alifax County, N. C., in Book
page 174, default having been
in the payment of the indebt-|
therein set out and thereby j
1. ami having been requested l>y i
al holder of said indebtedness
I the hereinafter described per
p’-onerty, I will on Friday, Stp
1-th, 1930, at eleven o’clock
. in front of the postoffice in the
<* of Rosemary, N. C., expose
e*ll for cash to the highest bid
tt public auction the following
•nal properly.
. of the Bakery fixtures, machin
oqu'.pment, office and store fix
located in the building adjoin
in' said postoffice in the village'
osemnrv, N. C., and heretofore
n as The New Bakery as follows:
ttle Creek Bread Wrapping Ma
> No. 2570, 1 Union Wrapping
ine. (6072); 1 Tompson Mould -
odel F with Motor No. 77,335, 1
rprise heater, 1 Triumph. 1 1-2
Dnugh Mixer with Motor and
h. 1 American Dough Divide?
Motor D 7009, 1 Champion
h Brake with Motor A 2720, 1
- Semi High Speed Mixer with
772701, 1 Tempering Tank
c !. 1 Sift ing and Blending Ma
7790, 5 Steel Dough Trough,
d Bread Racks, 1 Bauer Cut
Ice Box, 5 Tables. 1 Union |
1 Doughnui Stove and Pot, I
' Champion,Dough Brake A 1653, 1
Coibane Pie Machine, 30433; 1 Read
Cake Machine, Type D23570, 1 Hobart
229120, 1 Dutchess Roll Divider on
Trucks, 2 Hubbard Ovens, No.
it; 1 Steam 2 H. P. Boiler, 3
Pan Trucks, 4 Benches, 2 store rooms,
142 Sheet Pans, 720 Bread Pans,
jSO Cake Pans, 2 Cream Puff fillers,
all knives, bench tools, 3 scales, 1 (
Hand Truck, 1 Locker, 1 Desk, 1 Clock
1 Scale, 1 Cash Register, 2 Show
Cases, 1 counter, 1 Table, — Window
display trays, 1 Safe, 1 Letter File, 1
Adding Machine, 1 Check Writer, 1
Ceiling Fan, 1 Wall Fan, and all oth
er fixtures, equipment and machin
ery used in said N e w Bakery;
also 1 Dodge Truck, 1 Chev
rolet Truck. 3 Dodge Trucks. 1
Ford Delivery Truck and all other
motor vehicles used by said Bakery, j
also one Roberts Oven No. 70 and the |
right to the use of the trade-mark
known as “Mammy’s Own” for a pe- J
riod of 3 years.
This th o2tst day of August. 1930.
KELLY JENKINS,
3t-sep 11 Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF AUTO
MOBILE.
T will offer for sale to the nigh.;;
bidder for cash, one 1925 Model Ford
Coupe (recently overhauled and in
good condition) at 12 o’clock, noon.
Saturday,- September 6, 1930, jit the
New Battery Station on First Street.1
Solti to discharge lein for repairs.
PAUL THOMPSON.
2t-nug 28.
. Unintentional Suicide
Manv people are slowly poisoning
themselves Just as surely as il they
drank iodine every morning tor break*
fast. They are dailv absorhmg the
toxins, or poisons, created by accumu- .
la ted waste matter in their constipated
digestive systems. Sooner or iatef
disease will conquer their_ weakened
bodies. '
If you ha te dizzv cpells, headaches,
coated tongi>, bad breath, insomnia,
no appetite, bilious attacks or pains in
the back and limbs, you are probably
suffering from self poisoning caused by
constipation. The surest and pleasantest
relief for this condition is Ilorbine, the
regetable cathartic which nets in the
natural wav. (Jet a bottle today from
Taylor’s Drug Store. Rosemary, N. C.
A lesson
in Anchors
Think of your insurance as
an anchor—holding your business
and your property firm and fast
against misfortune.
Some anchors hold. Others
don’t hold if the wind veers or
storms blow up. They fail when
needed most. Perhaps we are not
expert in the matter of anchors,
but we do know insurance.
When you intrust your insur
ance to this agency you have tied
it to an anchor that will hold.
National Loan & Insurance Co.
24 SECOND STREET Phone 44
Dr. and Mrs. Job Taylor loft Tues
day for a visit to Virginia Bead..
Mr. Frank Chapin and son. Jam s
. per.: the week-end with Mr. a: ‘
Mrs. Wm. Medlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude -
spent the week-end in Wilson.
M>; Miriam Edgerton of Ati.-v..
Ca.. is the guest of Mr. ami Mrs.
Clau.ie Edgerton.
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Those hotels < ff -r super
ior aecomnv’d nns for
y ur next visit to—
WASHINGTON, I). C.
MARTINIQUE—ITh St.
at M, Northwest. Ideal
for motorists. Single with
bath, U $•]. Double
wit: h-'th :V. t, $r,.
HA.M.’.TON HOTEL —
14th at i St. In the hear:
of the i i: \ Single with
bath $3 to $5. Double
with bath, r : • ?3.
CAIRO HOTEL— Quo St. t|
at 16th — Washington’s
tallest building. -ingle
with bath $3 to •- bii.
Double with bath, $4 n.»
<
.a resoi..
t eac! me in." ai j
;,t -t for the success of the c!i;’ .
Mr.,. Job Taylor v.;.- j. , .. y
• morning htrioring her house guest
■Ms. J- A. Browne ...* <,• tlarul Xtck.
a »\.n a bridge luno.< unt:-soL was
r’; yea at two :a-. \ s a:.-! pieces for
aying v- ere found y attra *tive tal
••'rds. I he ire: gu st was given
:>£ bath p-c./dei- end the high
■ 'V;- won by Mrs. Mary
■ ’-va e .v < : , n. a be.tile of perfume.
• • bnuv ei he m was served at
■ a ecnclu: • game. Those
playing. Mr . Browne of Scot
ia nd Neck. Ml. • .Mary Pierce. Mis?
Margaret Fierce and Mrs. A1 Travi: »:
! Mrs. Fi c Nash, Mrs.
'u.veY Edges' n. Mrs, I-avid Trayn- ;
-am and Mr . . y B. unds.
Jospeh Rogers «.f Liverpool L I
his fal.-e tenth during dian:•
1 .u died while undergoing an opera
• n for their removal.
After he testified h:s wife had not
' • on on sober f- -• two years. Robert
rostem • ' u.’falo was granted a
-•’.vc ee.
Mr. R. C. King Tells a Wonderful
Story About Rats. Read It.
‘For months my place was alive
, with rats. Losing* chickens, eggs,
i feed. Friend told me to try RAT
| SNAP. I did. Somewhat disappointed
ac first, not seeing many dead rats,
but in a few days didn’t see a live
one. What were not killed are not
around my place. RAT-SNAP sure
does the trick.” Three sizes, 35c, 65c,
$1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Roa
noke Hardware Co., Rosemary, N. C.;
Roanoke Pharmacy, Roanoke Rapids,
N. C.
THIS LIQUID! ,
MOSQUITOES MUST DIE
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BLACK FLAG
LIQUID
Kills quicker—
Always costs less'
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Milder, yes-but something more.
Chesterfield offers richness, aroma, satisfying
flavor.
BETTER TASTE—that’s the answer; and
that’s what smokers get in Chesterfield in full
est measure—the flavor and aroma of mellow
tobaccos, exactly blended and cross-blended.
Better taste, and milder too!
1 (g> 1930, Luxnrt k MtwTo—coo Co.
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